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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-21
CITY IN 3 2IE=.

Ray w. House returned last night
from Humboldt Kan.
VIII Adair Of Newton, Kansas. Is n
the city, the guest of friends.
a wheeling party was one Of the pleas
ure seeking crowds last night
Sam Mountain. who has been o1,ita u,
at the city hospital, is convaIescent
Mrs. N. E. NOR has gone to Newton
to spend a few days with her brother
who is sick
Schuyler James of G. W. Newman &.
Co, Newton, is in Wichita, spending his
vacation
Mrs. ". Bretch arrived from the east
on six weeks visit to her home. 500
North Market.
Mrs. C. Schofeld of Ellsworth. who
has been visiting with Mrs. Ralph w.
Smith. returned to her home yesterday.
]. l. Diesen Of Garden City was in
the city yesterday on official business
| connected with the United States revenue
department.
Mrs. z. Drake and mother. Mrs. A. f.
Davis, will leave tomorrow on the Rock
Island for Salt Lake City, where they will
visit a few months
Lincoln McKinlay. Of Newkirk. O. T
was in the city yesterday on business
Mr.. McKinlay is distant relative OF
President Mckinley. although he spells
his name with an "a
Mr.. J. r. Meade and his wife lef. last
night over the Rock Island for California
whore they viii remain during the sum
mer. They will take the northern route
through Colorado and Utah and win re-
turn by the southern one
Manager Sullivan. OF the Western
Union Telegraph company. has made an
plication for new switchboard. which
is necessary owing to the increase in
business since the present board was put
in about twelve years ago. Il IS the in
tenton to get a Ioo-strap beard hat viii
do double the service as the one now in
use
Yesterday morning a team belonging
to ". II. Myers ran away. occasi9n.aE
injury 70 horses and soma damage 70 ne
wagon. Both horses were aitchad nea-
the Wichita Produce cempany'z building
and broke loose ami ran. having become
frightened by Wells Fargo Express
company wagon aaa team which rushed
into the horses heads.
Harvey Liephart returned last Sunday
from trip 70 Charleston. s O. vaer-
he attended tre \. z. 4 convention. and
VIII 60 out b- G7dd.rd Saturday and
visit some friants 8 fe7 DAYS ard r-7-
there he viii 20 q Perry o T. ard vssft
relatives until thu tth Of August. when
he vii return to the Ore Indian scNoo.
o. T. where Re "a employed
Word - 5ssn received 5y Ms Helen
Mzss1 ttat Mrs. Minnie Besch vho -
visiting her asgghte-. Ms Vi-Eii Alex
ar3e- of Kansas City. IS 2 granana -
a fine boy He was ~ FIRST verT in5iE
naut at bis Grandpa Fsach - orr sE
20 NEE, him oE . Dsnoc-atlc excursf
bat since Gr.nsra assures HIN &c xsH
vcte for NcE5risT and 'Ta5dy" they
have become fs~t frte-5y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-21
NEW BANK AT BLACKWELL
First National Will Open for Cen
eraI Ranking Rusiness.

Guthrie. 0. T., July 2o.-The Blackwell
Times Record says: The First National
Bank Of blackwell viii open for business
in the Blackwell block two doors north
of the Hotel Blackwell, the latter part
Of this week, and will do a general bank-
ing business. 1t was recently authorized
by the comptroller and is the first nation
al bank in this city. The officials have
tried to buy a suitable building and
have made good offers on three different
pieces OF property but were compelled to
rent ". II. Burks of Wellington. is
president; Leslie Coombs Of Blackwell,
vice president; G. E. Dowis of Blackwell,
cashier, with directors as above with the
addition of Captain Chas Day and Ola
Goodson Of this city.
w H. Burks was for years cashier of
the Welligton National bank, and left
it to organize the Security State bank Of
Wellington, Of which he is now cashier.
MIR. Burks is one of the ablest financiers
Of the west and the First National bank
OF this city will have the full benefit of
his experience and judgment Leslie
Coombs. the vice president, is a citizen
of Blackwell and is the head Of Coombs
& Co. of the Palace meat market, and is
an extensive cattle dealer. In addition to
his interests in this county ne has large
interests in Sumner county, Kan. and in
his native state, Kentucky. Mr. Coombs
is a man of good business qualifications
and is safe and conservative. G. z.
Dowis. the cashier, who has recently
moved here from Wellington, was until
July l, assistant cashier Of the Farmers
bank Of Wellington, and while a young
man, is thoroughly acquainted with every
detail Of the banking business. Mr..
Dowis viii have active charge Of the
bank and viii give it his undivided atten-
ton. Captain Day is one Of our solid
citizens and needs no Introduction TO
Times-Herald readers. He is a man of
large experience and is at all times con-
servadve. Ola Goodson IS one of Kay
county's best known farmers and has
made a success Of his business.
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ENID CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
Is Anxious to Try Conclusions With
ANY and All Corners

An announcement on behalf of the Enid
baseball team has been transmitted to
the Eagle for publication in the Interest
Of the national game in southern Kansas.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. II
sounds like hot ball, and here it is:
Baseball is red hot at Enid, o. T.
Everything vii lbe ready and the boys
assigned to their positions next Monday.
the 23rd. The ball ground is in finer
shape than it ever was, with a grand
stand to seat 5000 people Enid claims
the championship Of southern Kansas
and all of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. So we stand now ready to protect
her title. All clubs wishing to tangle pp
with the Enid Browns are requested 10
get their application in at once, as we
want to have two months of fast ball
playing. We might use two or three
more ball players, but don't care to take
them out OF any town close to here that
would weaken their teams We charge
p cents admission to bail grounds end
the people here wan tnothirg but FIRST
class ball, for that's the way they have
been educated. We are figuring I'll hsv-
ing the Kansas City Blues here two DAYS
during the fair, August Il, 10, 16 and Il
We won twenty-eight games out Of twe1-
ty-nine last year. The one game we lost
was to Wellington after defeating them
three games. We just loaned thin that
game. The last game we played was
with Ell Reno. and hope our first will be
with them this season. Hoping that the
Santa Fe and Rock Island towns organ
lie and get in the swim, we are the
champions without doubt
ENID BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
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band, and being unable to make q living
determined that both she and the child
would starve to death. she took the
child to the bluffs, a lonesome, uptre-
quented place, and laid down, fully de-
teImined to die. When found the mother
ana child were in a weak, pitiful condi-
ton. The rescuing parties brought them
10 the city, but the mother refused 10
eat, although the child deyoured food as
one famished Who the woman is, her
name, residence or any Information in
regard to her could not be ascertained.
After being brought to the city, the ofic
ers were notified, but all efforts to find
their whereabouts were in vain. Mother
and babe had again disappeared and no
one knew where they were taken when
brought to the city. At midnight the
police were still at sea.
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viii also go to Hagarstown, Ind, to see
an aunt, who has in her possession docu-
ments of great value in establishing the
heirship. A half brother, two sisters and
a brother are IN Adams county, Ind A
Mr.. Card, who was warden in the north
ern penitentiary and lives at Michigan
City, Ind, is in possession of a fund of
information that has been instrumental
in assisting the heirs in proving their
claim. Silvers viii also visit Liberty
Center. Ohio, where some of the heirs
live. John H. Silvers, the father. OF
Hamilton. Ohio. who has made two trips
to Germany in the interest OF the heirs.
says the acquisition Of the property will
not involve the heirs in suit in court
All that now remains is for them TO
prove their heirship. He has been work
ing o nthe case for years and has collect
ed documents and family history estab-
fishing the heirshlD Of the family four
hundred wears hack
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-21
Weigh CHICK TELLS
Who the Murdered Man From
Chandler Was.
JOHN ADAMS IDENTIFIED
Dutch" Poors, Who Is
Charged With the Murder.
JOHN ADAMS IDENTIFIED

Guthrie, o. T, July 20.-The murdered
man found in Benton county, No, is
certainly John r. Adams, who lived near
Chandler, says the Leader. A weigh
check was found which corresponds ex-
actly with the stub or duplicate and had
upon it the mans name. 1t is supposed
that a man named Dutch Poors did the
deed. The particulars Of the case are
now coming out. Poors was fugitive
from Shelby county, No, hiding in the
Cherokee Nation. Adams went overland
TO Pittsburg, No, to visit his brother
in-law, and met Poors in the Nation.
They Travelled together, and it is sup
posed Poors killed Adams for money
and to get the mule team Of the muir
deYed man.
Guthrie, O. T, July 20.-InformatiOn re-
ceived from Chandler is c0nfrmatory Ct
The Identification Of the dead man recent
~ found at Warsaw, No, as John T. Ad-
ans who formerly lived near Chandler
IN the murdered mans vest pocket was
found a weigh slip issued by County
Weigher Elliotts deputy. I. =. Stewart,
dated Chandler, March %, showing that
Groves had sold a load Of hay TO Card
well Deputy county weigher's books show
that on March &c he weighed a load Of
nay which was bought by Abe CaTdwel
Of Chandler from Mr.. Groves. The mys-
tory was cleared up by Mr.. Cardwell. who
stated that his brother-in-law. John T.
Adams who had been working for him,
started for his home ut Pit-sburg, Hick
ory county. No, about six weeks ago and
had not yet reached home about two
weeks back. That he had hauled the hay
bought by Mr.. Cardwell that day, and
as CardweH had never received the ticket
must have taken the ticket. Mr.. Adams
when leaving had good team Of black
mules and $3S in money. He was accom-
panied by Il young fellow known as Dutch
Poors, whose acquaintance he had made
in Cherokee county in March last, who
claimed that he resided IN Shelby county,
Mo. Poors had but s with him when he
lef.. The front part Of the mans head
had been caved in with some blunt in
strument and his throat had been cut
which shows that he must have been
murdered while asleep.
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GUTHRlE'S FALL FESTIVAL
Possibly for Only Three Days--NeW
Feature leXeINDinE in tlecret.

Guthrie, 0. T, July zo.-The committee
Of the Guthrie club having in charge the
arrangements for the fall festival met
last night and talked over arrangements.
!, wss decided to recommend to the
club lGass meeting that a three Jays'
carnival be held, the last day to be given
to flower parade and a joliihcation at
night. y strong feature, absolutely
unique and original yet peculiar to Ok
l2homa, is being worked on, but the par
t.oulars cannot as yet be divulged. Tne
question Has been raised that. since n
fair ard races VIII re held a carniyI
would hardy craw The club comm tee
feels that he fair will in no way con-
flo with the carnival gaieties, which
vii! &c lied at least five weeks later.
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sibly the Chinese do not realize theNeux
ETY. existing IN Europe"
Dispatches from Yokohoma aunee re-
thai another division q Japanese uAeo IS
Is embsrking Tor ChIna. accompanied \ y
g siege train Tor the reduction OF Pek{
EURoPF'S TERRIBLE TASK
Tho Spectator says: "It matters noA
ms whether the empress dowarer l.
Prince Tuau is the rclgulng monarch
Both are devoted 10 the extirpatiou u
foreigners. and not one OF the viceroy :
win dare oppose rhe anti-forc.gn pou y
The plot has covered the whole emei.c.
The men who have dared u order a Rus.
sian city upon Russian ground 10 be-
stormed, viii dare anything Within q
month the yiccroys 81 the coast towns
VIII have thrnvn or thc mask and tho
only safe place Tor the Europeans ~ be-
ON shipbo1sd. Europe has a terribleVast.
m which hurry Is ogt 90 place. We
would have dreamed six months ac1 I'll
for 10000 regulars to take Ticn TsIn wor &
be difficult and dangerous ask
THE WARM MASCHgEIA
other s. PETERSBURG dispatches sh5
that the situation IN Manchr.a 81 M
i+-'.F4Af- NfNllEfts tstt+NhI- ha.fF FFG
ing Bi1Eovestchensk. capital II The Amu-
government. received reinf5rcemengs ans
hombardsd The Chinese village - Sac
hslien watch VS. SEE on FIRE The Chi-
resc. however. continued ~ receive re-
enforcement and maintained such n
obs. mate resistance rs % convince Cen
erai Gri7sSi ~ the necessity OF octu s.
ing AiEuu. where 81" Chinese wIths ar
uilery. were 10 position The Rus Z
troops advanced from tho dlroctl -
tho town 20 Nismcunaja The Cai-ets
massed theie troops in large bodle At
various points and made q atou. resist
aHce. but they were finally ovsrcasc.
The town o. Aigun was partly dsstrrseI
and The Russ ans occupied au the 4u-
portaut defensive p1s!,i n- oa the = zht
bank OF the river srisaR jhr Cuireaa
out of them. The Rus. fan operations
were carried out with great brtlistc3
and slight loss The Eussiaus raptrf
seventeen Fugs and killed ECO chine r
The Russian troops who were dlsratceef
.o th- relief 81 railway officials are now
advancing zucc ssfuiy Ia nI. aIrcati ne
The fine weather and considerable rs.
lf tae rivers Am1r and SrIka favot "a
operaflcns goc1ei Utnls.0 vita
large force g. marching ezra Hardin 4
Russians checked aa attempt - the
1ese 20 cross the river iu the ZaniIski
district.
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He Rnae i stolen Horse

Guthrie O. =, July 2o-The Blackwell
Times Record says: City Marshal Steph-
cason and Deputy Sheriff A 0. Lund
captured Frank Gadner. a horse thief,
this morning four and one-half miles
northeast Of Braman. He had stolen two
horses and saddles at Choute5u. 1 T,
on July I, and was followed, aad one
horse recovered in rhe Otoe reservation.
and he had the other horse and saddle
when the officers captured him. He is
4 young man about IS years OF age.
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CAPE NONE A FRAUD
Guthrie Boy Writes Home of
the Situation.
PLENTY OF GOLD THERE
But Too ThinIy Spread More
Men Than Jobs.

Guthrie, o. T., July 20-According to a
letter from Guthrie boy to friends here
Cape Nome is a fraud. The Leader says:
Charles Carmody formerly worked in
Taarney Bros place. He is now in
Alaska. Carmody has written a letter
to a Guthrie friend. describing the gold
excitement at Cape Nome. After de-
scribing his trip he says: "As to gold be-
ing here, it is a ''cinch," but everything
is taken for 100 miles back in the coun-
try-you can find ii any place but not in
paying quantities. The two best creeks
are Anvil and Dexter, from which over
81 100000 have been taken. The beach
claims are no good except in some spots,
which are very small. Labor is
very high. Carpenters get $50 per hour,
other labor 81. But there are twenty-five
men for each job. Goodwin and I are
making so a day watching freight on
the shore, The worst OF it is it will only
last a few days longer Men with a good
team make $50 a day freighting. The
people who make the money are the sa-
looms. gambling houses, dance halls and
restaurants. Twenty sleep in a lodging
house. It costs 80 for eight hours. They
keep tab and wake you up at the eX-
pfration Of that time.
In summing up this place fl a brief
manner and using the prevailing opinion,
It is a farce It is a place doomed by
the Seattle newspapers and transporta-
ton companies for the idea OF making
money, and they did their work well.
Those contemplating coming hera take
nv advice and stay away, as it is
tough proposition. Out Of the $1,000 peo-
pie wtc are here, 1900 would be glad
en- 1uph to get back 0 the states. Hun
dreIs are leaving and going back to the
states disguised. Goodwin and I are go
Ing 20 stay, as it may get better. for at
Drcsen things are very unsettled"
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Farm sales in Kay County.

Guthrie, O. T, July 20.-The Blackwell
Times Record notes the following recent
real estate transactions in Kay county;
F. Y. Rowland reports the following
land sales the past week: The B. E.
Grove farm, one and a half miles south
of town, TO James A Kicks of Cowley
county, Kan, for $4,000 The r. F Sun
day farm, two miles west Of the city, to
Mrs. Margaret Williams Of Iowa, for
50. 400 and in the Lewllyn Dervaee farm
in Renfrow township. also to Mrs. Will
Jams, consideration $500.
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COUNTY SEAT ELECTION
Is to be Held in Washita County on
Anguat 2

Cloud Chief, o. T., July 20-For a num-
Der of years aspiring towns in the vari-
Gus counties Of the territory have en-
deavored to secure the calling Of county
seat elections, but every attempt has
been defeated on some technical error or
through delay in the higher courts. The
matter having gone through the supreme
court and no further pretexts upon
which delay could .oe secured, an election
has been called in Washita county for
August Z The election is called by the
county commissioners. upon petition Of
2,Si6 legal voters Of the county. The
principal towns in the fight are Cordeu.
Mountain View and Cloud Chief. the
present county seat.
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MOTHER AND BABE STARVING
7, s.fuI Tue of Dcstitution. Pride and
Mysterious DisnDDearanea

Guthrie. 0. T. July ga sad story Of
utter restitution and Of sullen pride T.
match it. is thus told in he Capital:
y a late hour last evening q woman
and babe were found living on the bluffs
vast OF the city and just north Of 10y
ers' Lane" The parties who located
her were attracted by tho cries Of the
child, its hunger being 50 intense that
the mother could not quiet IT, How long
they had been living there is not known.
Us very little could he cleaned from the
woman. The current story is shat the
mother has been deserted by her hus-
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MING Local EVENTS

Al mernrs-s Of the To-rs--x Veteran
Reust unson a-e requested - atte-d ta-
Suuth lawrence Ehrs7D church 81
next Sunday morning At y c'clcck ID
pastor. Rev ". Hye-s E43 haze a So
clat address e a. aid sosfle-H orzzr.-
-s-ious ;hesr auxllisr!ss I'D t-ssa2s
There vii % a srecisl serysof ~ .se
Soa;h lawrence CHRISTIAN .hz-ez ~
Sunday rno~niax - i s'elock r. - ~
A P. Seas o. Veterans. Ls4iss' u-.Aoa
z-s ethsr srEill&-s@s os tha G 4 2 ans
soldiers q the cuszn ~r&-. To AZ CO..
6izi invitation l. eStea5ed- se-rsces con
aacfea hy Bar Lee b xrers
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KILLED While stealing a Ride

GuthTie. Q. l., July 10--The Perry En-
terprise-Tmes says: Monday al Norman
fatal accident occurred on 4s7. a south
bound freight on the Santa Fe. There
was big separator on a fiat car and il
seems that negro bum attempted TO
steal ride On this car by hiding he
neSth the separator. The train broke in
two and when the parts went together
the separator was knocked from iss place
and crushed the tramp. He was dead
when fouud
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Bound Over in Washita COunty--Is
Charged with Perjury

Guthrie, Q. T, July "a Cloud Chef
special to the Capital says: In the pre-
liminary hearing Of B. H. Baker county
attorney of this county, in the justice
court at CordelI last Tuesday, he was
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury In September. He is charged
with perjury. in connection with the
county seat election case, by the people
oF Cordial
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Here's How Mitscher GocS att

Guthrie. 0. T. July s7-The Leader
sayss A. Pawhuska Agent Ntscbe- re-
fused 70 give th-se young ossse bucks
their checks n he recent IA. ment untr
they went home and 6j<ca~de5 their
blankets and put on others clothes The
agent also told them thar they must ask
tor Their money in the English language.
which th=r could speak auenty. bus re-
fused ~ do
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Where There VIII be n Grand Assem-
bly, OF Them in August.

Guthrie, o. T., July 20.-The bands of
gypsies passed through the city this
morning. They were enroute TO Ardmore
where there will be meeting of the
Romany folk in August. This meeting Of
the Zingari, says the Leader, here, will
be the largest in recent years unless they
receive orders from their queen TO post
pone the gathering. which is not fire.
quently the case. There were three well
arranged covered travelling wagons and
twelve souls in the band that passed
through. They are an interesting study.
The present queen lives near Dayton,
Ohio, and is quite wealthy.
Millions take 1t; thousands praise It:
YOU should test it-Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Take it now
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AIghty Queer THEFT ormnIe-

Guthrie. @. T.. July a3.-The Newkirk
Repaal'can-News-Journal thus reports q
very peculiar case Of mule-thieving A
fine span ot mules and wagon were stolen
al kildare Thursday. July y from J. r.
Peters. who halls from Mulhai. O. r.
The man VINO drove or virh The team is
about b years o. age. with wife and two
small children. he went north. He had
q bay horse with him
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Guthrie. @ r. July G-A s-ecsal from
Perkins says thai the thL-;eaa-ysar-oi5
sen 81 Nj Goo'say of thac place vas
drowned WHALE cathinr In she Gin, srvoa
river last evening lie could noy swim.
50, beyond his 5epts ard sank before a.
as:ancs could reach him The BODY ~as
recovered shortly attsrward bat life Vas
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Stop your hair falling OUT "Ervsipelsz
resulted in entire loss of my hair: two
bottles Beggs' Hair Remover gave me a
fine growth J. A. Under, Editor Ad-
Nocate, Humeston, Iowa. Guaranteed
for all scalp diseases; restores natural
growth AID color. Try it now. J. p.
Allen. Fockum &c Higginson, Geo. Van
Werder
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THE PROBLEM.

f-g7OROTHY in the nursery can calculate the
price Of Ivory Soap Per cake, but it would
lssAIgj take mathematical genius to calculate itsg
ls41 true value. For he must take account of
time labor and materials. He must deduct from the
apparent cost the saving in the longer life Of the cake
IN the longer life Of the washed fabric in the labor
required, in the time consumed, in the strength ex
pended, in the results obtained When all Is finished
Ivory Is the cheapest soap in the world. 1t floats
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OKLAHOMA BANKS STATEMENT
COnd ition at the Close OF Business on
June IL.

Guthrie. O. T. July 2).-The following
is statement Of the condition Of the 10
territorial banks at the close OF business
T1na II 1910.