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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-11
GUS RUHLIN
KNOCKED OUT
Continued from First page.

they came to a clinch on the ropes Gus
tried left TO the head but fell short.
Gus jabbed a left to the head Fftz
missed left swing and Gus got his right
to the body. Gus sent three lefts to the
face and then sent a left and right In
that shook Fitz to his toes. Clinches are
frequent and both men are very tired.
Work on both sides was wild. After
clinch Gus sent right and left to the head
three times. Fitz went back with left
70 the solar plexus and forced Gus to the
floor, where he took the count Gus came
up very groggy but knew enough to hold
out his left. Fitz missed a swing for the
head, Rubin duckng underneath at the
clang Of the bell.
Round 5-Fitz came out the fresher.
Gus tried left swing but F1tz lodged.
Fftz sent left swing to the face and
they clinched again. Fitz landed a stiff
left over the heart. Fftz kept boring In.
He dropped his left to the stomach and
right to jaw. They exchanged lefts and
rights to the body. Fitz jabbed left in
face and Gus swung his right to the
nose. Both countered with lefts on the
body and clinched. Gus jabbed left to the
face and Fitz sent left to face. Fitz then
put hard left on the body and threw
his right over. Fitz sent left and right
to the head and sent Gus Keeling around
the ring. Both men are bleeding from
mouth and nose. The round ended with
Fftz smashing Gus on the face with both
hands. The Ohio man on the ropes when
the bel lrang.
Round Gus was very slow coming
out They exchanged light lefts and
clinched. Gus got his right inside. land
ing on the chin and Fitz countered with
a left on the eve. raising a big bump
over Gus eve. Gus broke ground with
Fftz following him. Ruhlin managed to
stave off Bob's lead with a straight left.
Fitz bored, in sending his right to the
body and Rubin clinched on the ropes.
Fitz knocked Rubin out with a right on
the Jaw. After they broke away Fftz
followed Gus up with let's and rights to
the head. With Iefts to body and Jaw
he dropped him to the floor GINS took
the count. but when he arose Fitz gave
him no time, but landed right swing TO
the jaw and put him out. Rubin was
carried 10 his corner and Fitz was de-
clared the winner. Tine Of round two
minutes and ten seconds.
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Democrnts Nay Harmonize.

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 10.-An effort is TO
be made to harmonic the Democratic
discussions in the Indian Territory which
led to the creation Of the Wolverton and
Nacrum factions. a call has been issued
to the Democrats of the territory to meet
in a general mass convention at Chicka-
sha. on September L for the purpose Of
harmonizing the present differences ex-
listing in the party, merging the two
wings into one, and to devise some means
OF selecting a national committeeman.
The call is signed by r. w. Shepherd. r.
IL. Glover, p. F. Holding, e. T. Watson,
Dr.. w. L. Peters, Alger Melton and over
100 others
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STRANG GIVES OPINION
Relative 10 What Constitutes a Ward
Taxpayer

Guthrie. O. r. Aug. 1o.-In reply Il, the
question rropounded by County Attorney
l. 9. Pittman q oPttawat1msa aSkinr
what IS meant by thirty resideu. taxoav-
eTs of ward in n town or village IN
connection with an application for a .sa-
loon license under the liquor Iaw III OH
Roma Attorney General Strang today de-
-iFere0 The following opinion:
a taxpayer within she ward Is one
wao has property assess bic for the r,--
pose o. taxation therein or one who psvs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-11
CALEB POWERS CASE
Jury VIII Find which side swore 20
Hess Lies

Georgetown. Ky, AUG. o. The de1snss
n the case % Caleb Powers. ex-secrets-y
OF state. charged with being an accessory
before the fact In The G5e5el assasssuz-
tor. rested tha testimony a. o'eiock
this aftsvEoca- The prosecution intro
duc~d several witnesses II the rehuttaJ
this afternoon and expect to conclude to
morrow. bat this Il nor certain TIE
jary viii be taken 70 FranEfsrt elther
Monday OF Tuesday = vssv 30 scsus -
IRE tragedy Tha jury, zhsn z cones Z
considering the evidence III nst have 20
decide the question q Eh8ch siss has
dealt n pe-5aFy. bst wh'-a side has hsen
1ar5ened with the largest ar 1uaf u
thai product. Z oeinE e1nes5sa that per
jury has seen tntuiEed ~ n large quar-
titles BY soneooiy r. TIE iast few Days
during which contra slrtssa ARD lr1peach-
usut vas r. lesding feature. ans zhirh
~ poss5ly keep 81 untii ire cTos~ =
ire trial \ disagreement az tas fary Is
zs-spzTfy erected
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WINFIELD SMITHS TROUBLES
Complainant. Touched by sympathy.
Is in Better EunOr.

Guthrie o. T., Aug. 1O.-There is a like
lihood that the domestic troubles of
Winfield S. Smith, which sustained a
series of sensations during a period of
two weeks, viii be settled out of court.
When the defendant underwent the
physical and mental collapse in the court
room during his preliminary examina-
ton Mrs. Smith visited him at his rooms
and afterwards by her orders he was re-
moved to her home. The attorneys on
the respective sides were to have met
this morning to arrange for a with
drawal of the court proceedings, but the
meeting was postponed
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ANOTHER ROAD CHARTERED
To Connect bedford. Augusta and
Other Places

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 1O.-Secretary VIM.
Jenkins has granted a charter to the
Kansas City, Oklahoma and Southern
Railroad and Construction company with
a capital stock Of 100000 The line is to
be built from Medford TO Augusta, and
the places of business announced are
Pond Creek, Medford. Blackwell, Enid
and Kansas City, with Perry as the
meeting place of the stockholders. The
directors are: Adolphus Owngs of Gar
field county, Helena M. Patterson and
George J. Patterson of Grant county.
Ascharter was issued also to the Nit
scher- Mitchell Dry Goods company of
Oklahoma City, with a capital stock Of
$4,000. The stockholders are: Nathaniel
Rounds of st. Louis, Mo-. 0. A. Mitscher
A A. Mitscher and c. E. Mitchell Of Ok
lahoma City.
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WICHITA BOYS IN SADDLE
johnnie and Lester Hein Wan Every.
thing I'm England Yesterday.

london, Aug 1o-At the nvs, lays
racing q he Lswea summer meeting 20
Gay TIE Castle plate vas won By IL, a.
Balssn. rtteu b. J. Beir.
At the first DAYS raeinz = tbs Hay
deck park August meeting TO-DAY the u
~euiis auction plate was won ~ gorifz
l.. EsfG having the usouu:
TIE Gerhard Maiden f~o-vea-.,is
piais wa VT ~ Richard Craker's Is n
ne Dee. also ridden - L Rsir
Ths 3r7uzsnz handicap war rsa -
F-lorino. Donsrsr. ~ wh.ch l. Pc has
re mount. came n rs~srs
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Oklahoma Normal school Prospect

Guthrie. o. T., Aug. 10.-President Muir
daugh writes that the territorial normal
school at Edmond viii open on September
with an increased corps of instructors
and many additions to the library and
laboratories. The citizens Of Edmond,
realizing the necessity Of increased accom-
modations for students are building many
new houses, several of the larger ones
for boarding halls. Within the next meme
ty days at least twenty new buildings
will be up and ready for rent to students
Of families. At the Edmond normal there
are no tuition charges or other fees.
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CENSUS OFFICER DISAPPEARS
Government Alarmed over Its Agent
I'm Alaska

Washington. Aug. 1O-Apprehsnsion f.
felt at the census Office for the safety OF
Charles H. Robinson and W. @. Hincos-
IN. the census supervisors % Alay'..
who with several others. left Ranpart
city, Alaska, on June ? for ST. Michael
AMI have not since been heard from. The
party went in small boats and shoa'd
have arrived at st. Atchaels By June l.
Up TO July 20 no tcngs o. them taa
reached ST. Michael There vas a sevsrs
storm On the Yukon soon after the parry
LEI. Rampant City. ard it Is feaisd that
they were drowned. The supervisors cFr-
RED a considerable portion q The gork
q the various census enumsratsrs tor
aka. and y they we've lost Dsrector
Merriam VII be compelled 70 appoint
rev supervisors and begin a nsw cetsus
for that territory.
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BAKER ORDERED AWAY
Oklahoma PhysIe an win f.enxe NJ
gneP Tor ma

Suthris, Q. T., Aug. DIR ". P. b
A9r OF ms city. Who was rec4tly ap-
pointed assistant surgeon IN the rated
s'a'es army. WI start on Monday Tor
S-.' 2 f'aAeiseo. where he VIII embark FOR
Nfi''A rs orders were received yester-
oaE rom Surgeon General SteraRerz arf
were 10 nc eject that he report without
delay at san Fraacfsca. where he wou,s
join the troops designated Tor service IN
China.
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EIeetIen of CathoIIe Oninern-

Philadelphia. Aug. lo-The last GAYS
session OF the convention Of the Cataclls
Total Abstinence Society Of America wa
devoted principally 70 the adop'iln Of
various resolutions and the election Of
officers Hartford. Conn. was selecfed "a
the place for the next annual msSung.
The following officers were elected Pres
ident. Rev. p. E McGilucuddy. Worces-
ter. Mass; vice president. Leorana II.
Lake, St Louis; general treasurer. Rev.
John Cusren, Scranton. Pa; general sec-
Rotary. Rev. A. =. Doyle. New York
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Fisher Nnmomlnated for ConnciI.

Guthrie. O. T., Aug. 10.-The Democrats
Of Cleveland county have nominated A.
W. Fisher as legislative candidate in the
Fifth council district and aCptain Walter
Phelps of Norman for representative in
the Tenth district Mr.. Fisher was
member Of the council In 1891 John
Framing, who was a candidate for the
nomination against Captain Phelps, has
announced that ne win make an indie
pendent race for the legislature.
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Summer Outings.

The most famous snd popular summer
tourist resorts on the continent are reach
ed directly by the lines Of the Grand
Trunk Railway System and rs direct cen
nections.
Copies Of descriptive pamphlets With
fun information as 10 rates. etc. VIII
be sent on application 70 J. II Burxis.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent. so
Clark street. corner Jackson Boulevard.
Chicago
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action with them the Washington govern
ment may even find itself pledged to 70
forward into campaign against China.
which would be hopeless, or may ulti-
mately see the powers at war with each
other. To enter upon a contest with co.
10000 Cinnamon might prove as disas-
trous to the United States as war
against combination OF European pow
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"a - y ~ MA.
essrs Tie a Iss I'd Yss EsR Essn IA
' f &S2zIZx
Mysterious HIIIx wa.n,, TO-.

Detroit, A1h.. Aux la-'-1fystsriasss.'
Billy Smith. who ~as e. have rone ~.
teen rounds VITA Young Peer Jarxsss
before TIE Cadillac Atbisdo club t1uirht.
failed % matsr1si,Es. and tha eoiores
man had two siz-reuns hogts Win local
noxerE. Jackson iosf o. Tom AfeG-tsra
and knoeksd ont Pred Tharafa1 fsos1r.ss,
as the gong rang f9r tss ssd of ~
sivt1 round
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aonnIhert won AZ ~aratera.

Saratoga. y. Z, Aug i0.-shoWsry
weather prevailed this afternoon but ths
rainfall waz 80 slight that the track was
not effected. The starting was prornp.
and good, tho CLARK gate b@4nE used in
the frst three races. Tho PEPPER stake.
with n guaranteed value q 500. vas
The feature Bonnibert won ~ a drive
by half length from Ala~d schses
while The Parads-. tha % y farorste.
the last horse 70 leave the post "a the
field q siI, was thfrd.
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SAVERS WAS NOMINATED
Texas Democrats Put Up n Ticket
and Adjourn

AcNaa Oemocrat$ fut ID Tie he {
aud Adjourn
Waco. Texas. Aug lo.-Ths Democratic
state convention today nominated a fuu
state ticket and adjourned sine die TIE
ticket Is as follows; Governor. Joseph D.
Sayers; Lieutenant Governor. J. y
Browning; Attorney General. Thomas <
Smith: Land commissioner. Charles Rn-
gan: Comptroller. r. NJ Love- superin-
tendent Of public instruction. J. 8. Kerr
dan; chief OF the supreme court. II. s.
Gaines; associste red justices. A. l. VII
hams and John n. Henderson; treasire-.
John W. Robbins; railroad commissions
l. J. Storey
The nomination Of state officers was BE-
nearly every instance BY reclamation. ths
only contest being that FOR railroad com
missioner between L J. Storey. tho pre.-
ent incumbent. and z. p. Curtis The
vote resulted IN the nomination II Mr.
Storey on the first ballot. SO to 80
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New Yark. Aug Is-TEs laying q fhs
arEt tsl>x-alhic czals % oruns-t fbs
Tinted s.ztas WITH Germany zIg -
9-zTtsss for orToE ron the Commercial
Casois eonpanv's sts;soz ~ Censy TsistA
Tsis IS TIE cssis - whf-s sanrtie.-s
Ecre g-sut~s - fhe 5resisent = M
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Okinhoma TnIent nemnnd

Guthrie O T. Aug. l0-Captain Ben
jamin 2. Hegler. clerk Of the oklah ona
supreme court. has received an invita-
ton 10 take part IN the Republican cam
paien in the state Of Indiana. Captain
Hegler Is a native % the Hoosier state.
where he formerly PLAYED a prominent
part in politics, his services as a stump
speaker being IN high demand.
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Steamers sLnst 60 Rnck-

Seattle. Wash, Aug. l0-The officials
here and at Diamond Head. Port Town
send, have decided that all vessels pass
ing in from Nome and going direct to Sc
attic must go back 20 Port Townsend
without the formaIity Of an appeal. This
was put in effect last night when the
steamer Aboden from Nome was orederd
back without chance TO appeal for in
spection at Seattle.
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Wsss.nTton. . c. AIS. D-rt "a a.
fsaritafiVelT stated thai uss Trsssa
staffH government VII anceut c.sas
y alaersss a. tas e1fufs aF1ar = TIE Ia
tsr7satlenai forces IN CANA e t1s r.rss-
10y exists - ths tine y It's arrival IN
'hai country Pr an international a-ray
. tegsa a campaign.
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a'eirof- Ang 1s-Tbs ~ s-l-p~se. ~,
s ca ~ ~f'afHsT cane 81 ere arri zee.
Niasa The baaDain - - I rees. -
80 -sznzs faT9r&se wa Raaa~z-,.
Slf%i faos--Tbs IakpAin woa. Dc Fs--
rs seeoae Ess;az ExIT. fhlrs
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Cahh les ON Of Emnlorment

Paris. Aug. lo-4.I5 a. n)-The Com
pasnie Generate has decidsd upon 4
lockout and equentIy s.5go cab driv-
ers ara without vehicles this morning.
This direction means n keavy loss % the
company, but il was considered The onlv
way Of bringing the strikers % their
sanSes
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Burton Predicts Fiynn,~ flect;oD

Guthrie, O T. Aug. i7.-Ia a letter -
p Il Greer y tAis city, explaining his
in2oility 70 ee'present at the gree hrrnes
railacatlon meeting, where q, MAS 70
have bern ire principal speaker. J. Fsaip,
Burton predicts the triumphant election
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Lindsay. allow an appeal TO the United
States slpreme court and issued an order
directing the marshal TO keep Nicely here
pending the application. Mr.. Lindsay ex-
planned that the supreme court viii not
meet until next October. when. he said
tho appeal would be argued. I'VE sim
ply raised a constitutional question" said
Mr.. Lindsay.
There's nothing ike II for II IS pc
culiar to itself-Hoods Sarsaparina
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A CASE OF EXTRAVAGANCE.

E-T5ElOU never cut off three-quarters of new
I'M cake Of soap and throw it away Yet you
lsqES pay twice the price Of Ivory Soap for cake
10y Of tinted" toilet soap less than half as
large Your little cake Of toilet soap costs you four
times the price Of Ivory, for lasts only half long
and costs twice as much. No money can buy purer
or better soap than Ivory. Il it came in dainty
paper, all scented and coIored, you would pay fifteen
cents for very small cake Of it.
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nited States and the German emperor
early last year. II Is experted thar tAs
cable viii be ready FOR the transmissica
of messages soon after September l. Tst
cost OF the cable VIII be sc5c03 pouues
sterling
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a poll tax therein. A resident taxpayer
IS one who not only has property in the
ward assessable for the purpose of taxa
ton, but who resides within the ward.
To be eligible as Il signer of an applica-
ton for liquor license a person so sogning
must be a resident taxpayer of the ward,
that IS he must have property in said
ward subject to taxation and reside there
in or he must reside therein and pay
pou tax. Thirty such taxpayers within
the ward where 3 saloon is to be located
must sign the application for license for
said saloon in order to make the applica-
ton comply with the law.
The fact that persons board at ahotel
within the ward does not of itself make
them taxpayers. In order to be classed
as taxpayers they must have property
within the ward subject to asses ment
and taxation or must pay a poll tax there
in. A person may be a resident taxpay-
er within the meaning of the statute al
though his name does not appear on the
assessment rolls provided, he has prop
erty within the ward subject to taxation
or resides therein and paid a poll tax
'The usual evidence on the question OF
a person being taxpayer IS the assess
ment roll, but that is not the only evil
dence nor the conclusive evidence upon
the question. A person having property
within the ward subject to taxation.
whose name does not appear on the as
sessment roll may show by extraneous
evidence Of the fact that he is resident
taxpayer and eligible to sign a petition
for license but that fact must be estab-
lished by the applicant on his hearing for
license Mere boardens at q hotel in
ward without any property in the ward.
without having paid any poll tax are not
taxpayers whiting the meaning Of the
statute"
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Guthrie. O T. Aug 18-Rev. r. =
Marsh, pastor Of the Plgxlonth Coners<a-
ttousl chureA 81 this city. hs= reserved q
can from the First Congregational church
= A2uqueroue. y n He VIII leave for
his ne1 field August -.
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Free Delivery for Henuessev

Guthrie. O z. AIS. A-The p5srof5ce
DEPARTMENT hiss ordered THAI rural s-ee
delivery service De established on August
Is az Heunesssy. O. r
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ON TO PEKIN
IS THE ORDER
tCoRtinued from First Page.J

patch received yesterday by the French
foTeign Office from VI Plnchon, The min
lister Of France at The Chinese capital
which described the Efforts OF the Chinese
to induce the foreign ministers TO accept
a Chinese escort to Pekin.
CARNEGIE GIVES HIS OPINION
London. Aug io-AHdrew CarneE1s
sends 70 the Associated Press the follow-
ing statement regarding TIE situation il
the far east and the relation y TIE
United States 70 future ,5pments
there.
The refusal q the United sia'es 70
participate in the attack on tse Takr
forts makes the washi2gt77 vernsns u
fFe natural mediator between Chirg end
the European powers, bEt Aze-sca r.
sirian may - easily for:e5isi hy AZ g
ing . jain the action rhs re..zss %
Minister Conge- sns a dsua1i f5r ON
pensatlon ssr injuries Incurred ,nd cures
Incumbent upon the gov>rnze1f. bot Ire
UntteG States. IN Ey rDsasca. shrrsd
;Ake no steps IN canJEncdsa SIta Fpro-
pesu powers take this vfsT = ezuEe
each q those powers has fses = Inr,i-
ssts 81 heart
Great Britain s. gong = lara :F0eTs
70 protect ShAag Rag because shs loa}
aps7 IRE syS1E Tss vzIsy 50 Der srec a.
r-ogface- E-1sslz KEGS 1s- ck-s1 hTee~
II Mz1chE-ts r-azce e zns.1-r ss-
Eiez and Germany u fozr7A- Tae arEE
am - these p3we-s Is - seceE-a~4
their prospective 9na3na Aa6 K 4shs
Uraied states snzns1 bs 6r2~s lnta sDlas
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Gre gdtieha Daily Eagles Saturday glornua august 900

of Dennis Flynn and expresses the hope
that he may be in the territory at least
once before the campaign is over, for
the purpose OF making a speech.
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Piles Cured without the Knife.

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send US SOC. in postage stamps and we
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