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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
CAN'T FIND THE CAUSE
OF the Death Dealing Properties OF
second Growth sorghum.

saltwater q. T Sept. line expert
ment station has received several inquir-
les regarding the fatal effect OF second
growth sorghum when cattle are pastur-
ed on II. No losses or illness have &C.
Cured at the station where it is the
practice Of sowing sorghum and kaffir
Many farmers follow the practice Of
sowing sorghum and kaffir and pastur-
ing It whenever pasture is needed. No
losses from pasturing these crops have
been reported 10 the station. Il IS true,
however that there Is danger and when
ever cattle have been affected. It i Us
ualv quite serious IN Kansas and Ne
brasks. losses have been frequent The
Nebraska experiment station endeavored
IN ma the cause OF the fatal effect bul
was unsuccessful IN bulletin report
ing the results, the following is said IN
conclusion
IT must be admitted that positive
proof Is stlU lacking regarding The cause
% the disease occasionally Induced By
sorghum plants In view q the analyses
and u the collateral evidence given. g
seems certain that the toxic effect q th-s
plant which rnanifests itself at times Is
aoc due 70 a chemical p1is9n inherent IN
the plant and is u9i peculiar - The sec
onA growth alone The greater the auza-
Der CT cases studded tae more evident 81
becomes taat this is = matter s1vernsd
entirely 81 local conditions AMI Jaat tbe
safety aaa heaIJh o she herd may -
caufr1llsd b. .4rse measure y tAs
he-de- himself
i. zarshurn Is pastured re cstgs
should nor ss changed srona a Dry ersss
pasture too suddenly. Trey Should AZ a-sr
Re turned CT the sorghum To- short
tine ard closely wasesed As fheF be-
ccras accustomed % the EEeea. s-eu1ene
ICED. fssy nav ~ ieH aa fsT laazeg
tiue. Il losses occaE. fhsF saoa1 se
reported &c IRE sxPsriraeat sssgs9a -
aBcs a-corapa rfed ay atout Eve zo1uds
af me sorghum tsaE proaaaA1 ire SEX
uess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
WILL CLEAN DOCKET up
AZ the NsSf ~s-~Ioz or the Csnrt az
the NsFfhsrn District

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
MAY NAME IT "OKLAH0MA"
Monitor in the United states Nay be
Kauured

| Guthrie o, T. Sept THE warhluFsou
( dispatches announce that there r. 4
strong probability that Oklahoma Terri
tory vii be honored by having one ~
the vessels of the navy named after g.
The matter has beeen brought 70 the a.
teniion - Delegate Flynn who was ln
Washington thie week. ard he has urged
f. with secrt ary Long
Tn sing.s-SlTrejsd monitor nov build
Ing az the Bath i-on works. which has
beeeu carried on thc record a me navy
department Tor some time past 81 the
Connecticut. Wlu hereafter be knoza
merely a. Monitor 10. = until further
orders. There g. considerable csurstl-
ton among a number % fhe states e.
secure th.s vessel Tor thei- narnezske Oh
iahcma has been Egzaestef 40 a good IT,.
dian name. aEd sitting name. ia view
~ the faet tsat TIE sister ship ~ 3ionl-
tor 10 s. now bsicins 1n ere Pae.no
c0sat. VII be knawu ~ she wyoming
~ -z8aa also has mafe SO f1F Moritsr
80 & and tHis caim uIu bs sroaasig
brought IN tae attention - Eecrefarg
Long when De- rsfsrra to Washirxtcn
I1 fHla cer1erf-aa fherf hsa fstn asffs
efacJssica over the uar1sr o. rev ~rssr.
srs EA!ca have aeeE prorlsonslly chris
t~7ed west Virginia. ard gesf1 Dakota
On. - ire objections = fhai fha-s nars-
are corfea3ng ard ossecfiara from a
praciiea be nasal ztsn9pafat Thers al
30 q aatf.eshD virginia 20 get mixed 90
~ feferff ard s3srzls wlfa ere crafrer
Wesf Fl-E.nla. Ehae ;he prerears = a
'torth Daa7ta and B>stb Dakota 81
ihe rafal register e esla - ~ open %
ne Fa1s eaieetsE- ~ s-tisa haa hesa
iakss = ani agast3f-fss fss these barnes
o1i ~ a4ef bsng 81 t1F Ase sr1tzssg u-sf
9a do-ss before fhs vessels ~ Qssa.l5a afs
ch.-rtas.eI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
BIG DESTRUCTION OF WHISKEY
Caused by the authorities in the
Indian Territory.

Muscogee, I. T., Sept. 1.-Destruction Of
intoxicating liquors illegally introduced
in the Indian Territory is getting to be
common occurrence. At Sapulpa last Sat
uday Assistant District Attorney Huckle-
berry destroyed forty-two gallons of
whisky, and al okmulgee, last Monday,
Distrio Attorne1 Soper confscated five
barrels Of beer on the train, which were
consigned to Indian Territory points I'm
mediately after the destruction of the
whisky al sapulpa druggist of that
town left the place
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
CITY WILL KEEP AT 1T
Oklahoma City Wants to Name Its
Own Chief of Police.

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 1.-The Oklahoma
City Times-Journal says: The recent
| temporary injunction that was granted
restraining the mayor and the council
| from interfering with the duties or exer-
else Of power Of City Marshal Hendry
will be brought to an early hearing if the
plans Of the council are completed.
The question of the preliminary in
junction was decided by Judge BGrwell
upon the presentation made by the attor-
neys for Hendry that he was not sub
ject to any action Of the mayor or coun-
Gil because they were not given any jul
dicial powers by the organic act that
framed the courts of the territory. This
decision in effect also applies to the ques-
ton of the right of the city TO have a
police magistrate for the enforcement of
the city ordinances and the decision fol-
lowed to a sequence could be that there
was no court of justice that can be es-
tablished except the courts mentioned in
the organic act and that all police courts
were Of no effect and their acts without
authority making the trial of all infrac-
tons Of the ordinances Illegal unless be-
fore one Of the justice courts
THE council and the mayor have been
united on the plan to remove Hendry be-
lieving that he be removed and it is re-
ported this morning that they have made
arrangements for the employment of
Judge Douglas and Attorney Frank Nc
Master to conduct the case with Attorney
Wright.
1T Is claimed that this question has
been decided a number of times by the
supreme courts Of other states and terri
tories and that the decisions are all along
a line that viii give the council the
power to remove any official, even the
mayor. when in their judgment they have
decided after quasi judicial examina-
ton that the person charged should be
removed under the charges as brought"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
FOUND WIFE AND BOY
Dewey County Hans I.osg search Is
Rev arded

! Guthrie. 0. T. Sept. / =; is related ~
/ the Ok!shoman n Oklahoma city that
two gentlemen Messrs. Wayne and Jones.
arrived IN that city yests-day from
Dewey county In search II wayne wan
eering wife and s-year o.d son. ssh0rl
they had reason 10 suspect were ~ thas
city. They made their erTzrd known ~
police headauarters and AFslstsnc Chtf
Chinn took hold % the csss aad startss
oJt % ard tbs woman ana chIG 1hss
ware supposed 70 BE- wfta a man tanned
Riddle.
The Ok.ahousa c9utnuss AFTER con
siderable detective H5rk ne psraes gs-
heated IN tss Tgrlsg b9lsnz bgt fse
child vas n9t wl,h her. aavlrE en- plsr-
e. II TIC sac-ed Heart Mission sbs tar
before Whea informed b. the Cheer
that her husband was So ire c5fF. zfrs
WAYNE who 10 q teaatffgI zsrrsn h~eke
oown completely ard ~ arrt 8-carss
taat she wesd never meet her hss1a-s
sse was hasiiy ia3scs1 % change per
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
CLEVER BLACKWELL IDEA
Home China VIII Erect and operate
streets of Pek;n~

EIaCHWeI. Ok, Sept. 1-Blackwel win
have fan carnival this year which viii
be decidedly unique affair. Instead OF
@ midway" IL is proposed to have a
streets Of Pekin." with a genuine Non
goian. Yam Lee Of this city. In charge.
The exhibit Of Oriental wonders will be
carefully arranged and thoroughly true 10
life. Mr. Lee..who has been nauralIzed
since coming 10 this city was for several
Years a citizen OF Pekiu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
MADE The POPULISTS MAD
Imported Democratic Orator Did Not
Talk Well

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. AT a Populist
convention in Cleveland county the Dem
ocrats in order to get hold on the
Populists imported a Democrat from the
Chickasaw nation to address the Popu-
lists The speaker was interrupted by
cheers for Flynn and when he had finish
ed Populists jumped up and bitterly at
tackled the Democrats for foisting
Democratic speaker on them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
ONE LEGGED MAN SUSPECTED
d. Trying 10 Help the Prisoners
Break Out Of Chandler Sail

Guthrie Ok. Sept. 1.-The Chandler
News says: An attempt was made hv
the prisoners in the county jain To break
out Tuesday night while Jailer Weaver
was a, supper. They succeeded in
1tyakiug out OF the cells and were trv-
irs 10 open The outer door when Nj
Weaver returned. Il seems that some
enc had furnished taem with an iron rcd
vita which they broke the paddock. jess
Browning, the one-lessed prisoner who
IS allowed the freedom os The court ward
Is The one whom Mr.. Weaver suspects Of
h-F.ss aided the ether prisoners in their
oitosts 10 break out. Special precautions
VII r. taken TO prevent a repetition Of
te.s episode.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
STABBED With A NEEDLE
Peculiar Accident 20 IA Man Unloading
Binder

Guthrie, Ok, Sept 1.-The Manchester
Journal says. Everett Watkins met
with a painful accident last Saturday.
from which the use of his right hand
VIII be lost for some time. He was as
sisting to unload corn binder. when by
accident the needle struck him on the
back of the hand and pushed iself
through about three inches, passing be-
tween The bones Of the front and second
fingers, Just back Of the knuckle joint. 1t
was TWO or three minutes before the
needle could be removed. The needle
itSet is larger than a mans finger, and
81 course made n serious wound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
NEW BANK FOR TONKAWA
1t Will be Opened by an IOwan. Mr
RInckerf

Guthrie, o. T.. Sept &c. H. Martin
dale, c. f. Blackert, C H Perry and
F. H. Crawford announce that they will
soon open the Tonkawa State bank at
Tonkawa.
Mr. Biackert comes from Milford. Iowa
The new bank is capitalized at 5000. The
bank Will open September 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02

accident at the Chandler. depot, which
will lay him up for several days While
handling heavy box he stepped off the
high platform backwards, falling six or
eight feet with such force that he was
severely injured. He sustained a frac-
ture of the 10th rib near the spine and
conclusion of the spinal cord.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
MISS BERTHA RYAN HONORED
Latest Woman Caud date for County
superintendent

Guthrie, O. T. Sept, 1.-The women con-
uaue 10 capture the nominations fo-
county superintendent in Oklahoma The
latest nominee Is Miss Bertha Ryan. who
was honored by the Republicans OF No6ie
county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
Walls GETS NOMINATION
Popuiists in Cleveland County Want
Il m in Legislature Again.

Guthrie @, T, Sept. The Po7urets
oi the Fifth councillor district have rc7l-
mated f. pufy q Cleve Hama cuu.y ara
ihe PoDuEsts OF Tenth representative
district have nominated J. walls O.
Nocmal. Il ncessa. Lha-r ra-.ra.a-L..s,-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
CLIFTON GEORGE RETURNS
Recovery From the Reunion Accident
Is slew

Oklahoma City. o. T, Sept. 1.-CIifton
George returned yesterday from Camden
Point. Mo, where he has been for the
past six weeks, recovering from the ac-
c.dent he me- with during the reunion.
While ROT strong. Mr.. George looks vel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
BRAKEMEN'S BAD FALL
&c stepped on High Platform,
Backward

G1'orie. ok. sept. 1.-The Chandler
TelssrC-m says: Thursday night. last. Mr.
J. g. Burk. Of Monet. No. Who was
running as an extra brakeman on the
south bound local. me, with q serious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
LEE DENNIS is CHAIRMAN
And Hr- d lstraP Secretary OF Lincoln
County Comm ttee

nu,n'le' y. T., Sept The Republicans
81 Lincoln county are organized tor the
campaign having elected Lee D. Dennis
chairman OF the county central commit
zee, H B Gi'strap secretary and J. n
Hale treasurer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
SHOT BY HIS SON
Sad Accident to a Farmer in Lincoln
County

Guthrie, Q. T., Sept. l.-G. W. Evans Of
Lincoln county and his son were .prepar-
ing To go hunting for squirrels when the
accidental discharge of rife in the
sons hand resulted in killing the father
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
JESTER GETS A LETTER
From n Man no Says He Saw
Young Gates

Guthrie o. T.. Sept lit is reported
that old man Jester has since his trial
received a letter from man saying that
the writer has seen young Gates since
the supposed murder took place in Mis-
souri, in ISL Jester win take this letter
with him and read it as a portion Of his
lecture
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02
OIiphant for I.eri.lature

Guthrie. @. +. Sept L. John 4 or
phsnt Of Perry has been nominated for
me legislature by The Republicans Of the
Third d.str.et.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-01
Notice of Foreclosure.

VVHEREAs Carrie P. shackford, wife OF Rob.
w ert r. Slnckford. In her own right and
OF Cumberland and state OF Maine. by their
mort cage deed dated the eievenih day OF NO
sember. A. ID. 1870 and recorded in the Cum
beriand Registry OF Deeds. Book 573, Page 46T,
conveyed 70 the Buxton and Hollis savings
Bank, n corporation created by law and located
st Ruxton, In the County OF York and state q
Name. certain parcels Of lana, together with all
the buildings thereon situated IN said Gorhanl;
and described rs follows. VIZ; The nfst garcel
Is bounded utrthwesterly BY land OF T. A.
Logan and land OF Daniel Files; southwesterly
by said Files land; souths asferly by the town
road leading past the house OF Henry MeScou,
and northessteriy by thefown road leading past
the hose now or formerly OF Daniel Mureh.
from near White Rcek Depot 10 the house OF
Allah Libby. and Is the northerly part OF tho
seventy acre lot numbered t.rty-hine ln The
third division of lots In said Gorhani. Tue second
parcel Is bounced nOrihwesterly BY land OF
Daniel Files; southwesteriy by land OF stephen
Wescoit end land OF Henry. Wescoit. and the
town road nrst above named; and northeasteriy
by land OF Daniel files. resefying the right OF
way previouqly conveyed to the Fort and "
Ugdensburg Railroad. 1he ihri parcel Is
ionwood tree. AT the nor h corner oil the seventy
acre lot numbered sixty-nys in said Gorhami /
thence southsasterly by land formerly ,, owned cs
ner OF land OF Caleb Muir h and IL eeman HICKS;
thence southwesteriy twepty-one rods 10 a
stake; thence nerthwesierly eighty three RODS
TO the road from Il. T.. NJ. Bragdun's TO Great
Falls; thence northeasterly twenty-one rods 10
the bounds begun at; being tie same premises
convsyed by deeds recorded IN the Cumberland
County registry Of Deeds. Book los. Psges 4os
and 42s, TO which reference Is had in said mort
gage.
And whereas the conditions OF said mortgage
have been broken now. therefore. by reason OF
the breach OF the conditions thereof, the said
Buxton and Hollis Savings Bank. by Its Treas
urer, Cyrii p. Harmon, thereunto duly author
ized. claims q foreclosure OF said mortgage.
Dated The 27th day of Aprl, A ID. 1000.
THE BUXTON AND HOLLIS
SAVINGS BANK.
By CYRIL p. HARMON.
dlaw3wTu Its Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-01
BATH MEN WIN.
United States Supreme Court Renders
Decision in n Maine Cane.

Boston, ApfTr7O The U. d. Supreme
court has refused TO grant 9 writ Of or
tiorari In the application Of the Boston
Towhoat company. which was sued for
$50 OOO, Interest ana oeses, by John q.
Haynes. Gardiner q. Deefing and Others
Of Bath, Me-, owners Of the schooner
John q. Haynes. The Haynes was run
down and completely wrecked In Hanp-
ton Roads In 1898 by the tug Minnie.
towing several bargss owned By the Bos-
ton Tewboat company.
The ownsrs Of the Haynes sued several
years ago In the United States circuit
court In the Virginia district and got
Judgment 10, $50 90 interest and costs.
The defendants carried the ease TO the
United states court Of appeals, where
the vsrdict was atiirEed. Then the hos
ton Towbcat company applied to the
United Sn tss supreme coart for writ
Of certioraFi, which was refused, thereby
affirming the verdict Of the lower court
and giving the owners Of the Hsynss
the amount asked for.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-01
FINE STATE FLAGS.

In the window of the store Of ]. A.
Merrill s. Co are two large and magui-
ficent tiags which have been attracting q
great deal Of attention. They were made
by this firm for tho st {, by order Of
Adjutaat General Richards. One is
national Tag and the other IL Stats
nag. They are Of the finest silk and are
hand made. The State dag is most beau
tifuiIy embroidered and on it IL artisti-
cally woven the seal. Eaoh flsg has To-
scr,hed on It the words, "First Infantry,
N. q. S. NJ" Both of the tiags are Of
regulation size.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-01
iV fiUhI FVhbDt fihk
Citizens of Westbrook
Turned Out Monday.
a Threatening Blaze at Rride's
Corner.
Barn at Duck Pond De.
stroyed.
Wind Dies Down and Further
Damage Prevented.

The rridents Of Westbrcok In the
vioinity OF Prids's Corner. were called
on for the greater part of the day yestsr-
day 10 naht forest fra 10 appears that
men were engaged In burning brush ear
" In the forenoon ON the property Of Mrs.
La, IA Hsl, and rs there was quits q
strong wind the tire got the cest Of them
and soon made its way into the woods.
The fire started In the woods about IL
e'cIcck and BY o'elsck was making
pretty good headway. The men folks in
that vitisity turned out and with brusb,
pails Of water Aud shovel, they suocssded
in heiiins the fire pretty well In check.
Early In the afternoon the fam &c
reached the end Of one OF the fields and
the sparks that were 6y Ing about set tirs
TO barn ON the old Duck Pond road
formerly owned By David Gowsn. hut
now the property Of David Hawkes., and
Il burned to the ground. The barn
contained q quantity Of hay and several
farming inpisments and also wagons
and other articles Of value. A ea-riAgs
and sleigh belonging TO VIM. Babbidge
thst was stored In this stable, was de-
stroyed BY the nrs, ss was hsyraok
owned By Mr.. Rodman Allen. The fire
burned over the land owned BY Messrs.
stephen Staples and Levi Leighton,
damaging some valuable timber owned
By them. Latsr In the afternoon, about
O'Clock, the flames were working In the
direction OF what Is known as she Hardy
property. on which Is stored SEQ cord Of
wood that had been thoroughly dried and
seasoned. IL was feared that ths fire
wouli sxtsnd to this nroperty, In which
event the loss of the timber would have
been qnits heavy to Mr.. whitney. The
men were fortunate In one thing that
during the latter part of the afternoon
TIE wind seemed 10 die out and BY
O'Clock che fire was pretty nearly cor-
quersd. The men and hoys continued to
carry water until shortly after I O'Clock
when the firs was extinguished and she
men returned to their homes.
The fire burned over 81 least 100 acres
Of ground and some OF the residents of
tt at viOinity place the acreage at great
er figure. There wers several houses In
the rarge OF the fire, but BY dint OF hard
work they were saved from the fiames.
although the house located near the
burned tarn raj q CLOSE call from de-
sti uc ion
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-01
illustrated Lecture to Ladies.
An Interesting and Instructive Entertain
msat WeintsdaJ al 2.30
AT CONGRESS HALL.
OTHER DAYS FREE TO
EVERY BODY.

Prof. lannon's private talks to ladies,
also his remarkable healing power are
too wsll known to require comment here.
This clinic is given at the special request
Of many ladies. and they are invited to
bring their own friends and relatives for
treatment. The lecture will be illustrated
by charts and drawings thus making it
douhly Interesting to every woman who
suffers. as they viii be shown the causs CT
every ache and pain. Doors opsn at two,
admission free. Prof. Damon will rsosi We
patisnts fer private treatment at his ofies
In the u. b. hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-01
STEAMER SEASON CLOSED.
Extra Custom House Inspectors Cons.
piete Daties.

With the olcsing OF the ocean steamer
season at this port the special customs
inspectors who have been on duty since
the first OF November concluded their
werk yesterday. These gsntlemsn ars
Captain Herbert Il. sargent, Captain
Charles @. Chase ard Andrew n. Hes
slsine Of Portland, Alphonso Moulton
of Harrison, Arthur ID. Morse OF FAl.
mouth, Elmsr *. Abbott Of Hollis, b.
Percy Walker OF Wtstbrook. Howard A.
MoKenney Of oiharn, George y. Small
Of South Portland and Hollis True OF
Cumberland. Three watchmsn, Frank "a.
osgoed, Charles A. Neal and Robert W.
Anderson, also 60 on duty. Each of these
gentlemen has been a most capable offi-
Oial AID has msds &zsts Of friends
during the winter season.
1t 10 probable that all Of them win bs
again ON duty next season. This ssAson
has bean = prosperous one and will rank
with the best Of them.
The steamer st. Croix arrived from
Boston In the afternoon and was well
filed with passengers.
Preparations are fast bsing made for
the opening Of the summer season at the
islands.
Yacht building is buay on the South
Portland shore. Ar. James p. jordan
has bad forty-five fest keel sloop yacht
built and this viii be one of the prettiest
In ths harbor. Is 10 designed by his son,
Mr.. Samuel Jordan. Dr. Woodman is
having built . yacht which will be
thirty five feet over all and which - to
be named ''RAos About" The designer
is Crowinshield. IL Is being built by
Grif1n s. Davidson and is now almost
ready to be placed In the water. Libby
and Harris are having built q fine craft
at the East kr d Yacht club,