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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-11
The 1aily glurino September 1901.

indicated production equal TO or above
that that indicated in September. 1900. In
all but two of the principal peach grow
ing states, however, a production exceed
ing the ten-year average is probable.
In all the states in which the growing
of grapes is OF more than local kmpor-
lance, except California, the present con-
dition is below the ten-year average
STOCK HOGS DECREASED
There is a decrease in the number OF
stock hogs row being fattened as COM
pared with the number q year ago in
every state except Arizona, where an in
crease of 13 per cent is noted. In the
important hog raising states decreases in
number for fattening are reported as fol-
lows: Georgia per cent, South Carolina
per cent, North Carolina IL per cent,
Mississippi per cent Alabama and Indi-
ana Il per cent. Ohio 10 per cent, Iowa II
per cent, Arkansas IS per cent, Texas,
Tennessee and Illinois 19 per cent, Ken
lucky 81 per cent, Nebraska 80 per cent,
Missouri 50 per cent and Kansas Y per
cent.
Reports as to size and weight Of stock
hogs indicate a condition above the ten
year average III DuL lWO STATES OiAAO eA4iN
Pennsylvania, in each Of which the pres
ent condition is points above such aver
ages. The condition is below the ten-year
average TO the extent of points in Geor-
gia, Illinois, Kentucky. and Nebraska; 8
points in Alabama, in Kansas, in Mis-
souri,, Tennessee and South Carolina,
in Texas and North Carolina, 10 in Mis-
sissippi and Il in Arkansas. In Iowa and
Indiana the present condition is practic-
ally the same as the ten-year averages.
Working Night and Day.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, Istlenessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25c Per box. Sold by G. Behring's
pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-11

wichita, Kan. September Il. 1911
Property owners are hereby notified
that the city council has ordered con
structed the following Ealks:
A f0ur-foo permanent walk on the
north side of Central from Main street
% park gate.
A lour-foot permanent wax On the
east side o. water from Slnth TO Mr.
docS-
a fve-saot permanent walk on the vest
side 81 Nam from Glaert 20 Zimmerly.
a lve-foot permanent walk on the west
SIDE - Main frou 1Sirth 20 Tenth-
\ four-f5et permanent walk On the
north side q walnut from watsr o
Main.
Unless said walks are oozz;ruetes
vlthin thlr-y days from September g
Ie1 TIE city of wichita VIII proceed O.
construct the same. ard ire cost To-
gether wllh a penalty - = pes ce-t. I'll
ba charged ua against tne lots
J. l. LELAND. CITY Clerk
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Stood Death OF

z. B. Munday. lawyer OF Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled a grave-digger. He
says: My brother was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice. persuaded
him to try Electric Bitters, and he was
soon much better, but continued their use
until he was wholly cured. I am sure
Electric Bitters saved his life This
remedy expeis malaria, kills disease
germs and puriies the blood; aids diges-
ton, regulates liver, kidney and bowels,
cures constipation. dyspepsia, nervous
diseases, kidney troubles. female COM
plants; gives perfect health. Only SOC at
G. Behring's pharmacy.
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Assisted by Cuficura Ointment, the
Great Skin Cure, for preserving,
purifying, and bsautify ing the skin,
for cleansing the scalp of crusts,
scales, and dandruff, and the stop
ping Of falling hair, for sOftening,
whitening, and soothing red, rough,
and sore hands, for baby rashe5,
feelings, and cIlafings, and for all
the purposes OF the toilet, bath, and
nursery. Millions of Women use
CUTiCURA SOAP in the form OF
baths for annoying infianI1aticnS
and irritationS, or too free or Often
sive Preparations, in the form OF
washes for lucrative weaknesses,
and for many sanative, antiSeptic
purposes which readily suggest
themselves to women, especially
mothers. No amount OF persuasion
can induce those who have once
used these great skin purifiers and
beautifierS to use any 9th erS.
CUTICURA SOAP combines in ONE
SOAP ATONE PRICE, the BEST skin
and complexion soap, the BEST toi-
let and baby soap in the world.
compIete Treatment for every Finmor.
CUTIOURA SOAP, TO cleanse tie skin of crusts
and scales ard soften the thickened euticles
CUTICURA OINTMENT, TO instantly allay Itch
inc, Inflammation, and irritation, and soothe
and heal, and CUTICURA RESOLyEST, 70 cool
and cleanse the blood.
sod throughout the world. Bntssh DsPaks =. NV
BERY & SONS. 2 CharterhoCse So. London PorIk1
DEUe AID CHIN CoEP, Sole Props, BOss'n- Q. s. -
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was there to make IA effective. Be GER
was there to make it effective. Be GER
tain that he viii take the guiding of bal
loon in the race as soon as the guiding OF
balloons becomes a fact
He has philosophy in accord with that
particular disposition OF his temperament.
Can you realize the state Of mind Of a
man OF the ancient time? he asked. HE
believed firmly that the earth was the
centre Of the world and that ell the stars
turned around Il
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James G. Stowe Eronn cane Town
DR.. kRAusE ON TRIAL.
is Being Charged With Everything
IMAGINABLE BY EnQlish.


London, Sept. 1o-Dr. Krause, former
governor Of johannesburg. who was ar
rested last week and arraigned IN the
Bow street police court on a charge OF
treason and remanded, vas brought up
again n the same court today. Dr..
Krause was informed that q warrant
charging him with Indictment 70 murder
was issued in the TransvaaL Sir George
Lewis. on behalf Of the prisoner. said it
seemed strange. since Dr. Krause had
been in England fourteen months as a
paroied prisoner or war, that warrants
should be issued in the Transvaal because
Of acts committer in England; and he
asked: How could n gentleman not An
English subject be charged with hish
treason2
The case was adjourned 10 await tho
arrival Of papers from the Transvaal.
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Workinn NInht and DE-
STRIKE is AVERTED.
Big Four Companies Except One Have
Granted Concessions.

Pittsburg, Kan, Sept. 10.-The "Big
Four companies, with the exception of
the Western Coal and Mining company,
have all posted notices offering the men
65 cents a ton for mine run coal, an eight
hour day and other concessions, with a
few exceptions, that the union contract,
known as the Kansas contract, asks. The
Western Coal and Mining company pro-
fesses to have a contract yet in force, but
upon the whole offers the same conces-
sions 1t is believed thta this forestalls
a striks order in this district. Four thou
sand men in Kansas, Missouri and Ok
Iahoma are affected.
Take g dose Of Prickly Ash Bitters at
night when you go to bed and you will
feel bright and vigorous next morning.
1t Will insure you copious and healthy
passage of the bowels, improved appetite
and digestion and increased energy of
body and brain. It beats stimulating
drinks because it's relative influence is
natural, hence permanent
Non-UnIon Workmen Arrive.
Washington, Ind, Sept. 10.Two hundred
workmen were brought here from St.
Louis today to take the places of the
strikers in the big shops of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railway company.
Heavily armed guards escorted the non
union men from the car 70 the various
workshops. It is feared trouble may
ensue
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Constantinople. Sept. 10.-Vice Admiral
Faik Pasha. chief of the general staff OF
the admiralty. has made his escape from
Constantinople. going by British steamer
to Malta Fear Of the consequences Of
his memorial TO the Sultan, denouncing
the maladministration in the navy. was
the cause Of his fight His property has
been declared forfeited.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself q candidate
Eor nomination as Commissioner in the
Third County Commissioner district. sub
sect to the decision of the Republican
commissioner convention for said district.
JOHN T HESSEL, Cheney, Kan.
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WEEKLY EAGLE.

Eastern business ONCE. 4s. "A, 45, A, R, 20,
The Tribune Building, New YORK Citg ;
Western business Office, 46S. The Rooh77
Fry" Chicago; The S. Q. Beckwith Speclai
Using
Readers OF the Eagle when in New
York City or Chicago can see copies OF
the paper at the Office Of our agents az
Ehe address given above.
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DO you want some grapes. rine grapes.
in fine. wen grown bunohes. grapes not
withered 5y the hot dry weather. De-
ivercd Tor e per pound. Drop caro- To
Dr. r. Matthews lbs North Main. OF
John Royal. at the Vineyard. $50 East
Nnith street s5-tf
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NO AMERICANS IN DANGER.
Commander Of Machias Sends Mes
SAGE of Situation in Panama.

Commander Of Machias Sends Mes
sage of Situation in Panama.
washington, Sept 10.-The navy de-
partment has received the following ca
blegram from Commander Sargent of the
Machias, who was sent to Bocas del Toro
to ascertain if American interests in that
quarter were in danger:
Colon, Sept. 1O.-Secretary OF Navy,
Washington: On return from Bocas del
Toro. do not consider the lives and
property Of American citizens in danger.
The position Of the insurgents is isolated.
The island Of provisions is a distance of
three miles from town. The situation is
controlled. More than 200 National forces.
ISignedl SARGENT"
If you eat without appetite you need
Prickly Ash Bitters. It promptly re-
moves impurities that clog and impede
the action Of the digestive organs,
creates good appetite and digestion,
strength OF body and activity of brain.
James c. Stowe From Cape Town.
New York, Sept. 10-James G. Stowe
United States consul at Capetown, South
Africa, arrived here today on board the
steamer Koenigin Luise, from Bremen
and Southampton. Other passengers by
the same steamer were the Rev. DR.. c. c.
Tiffany, Baron Wrangel, Hamilton W.
Mabie and Victor f. Lawson Of Chicago.
Hot days followed by cool nights viii
breed malaria in the body that is bilious
or costive. Prickly Ash Bitters is very
valuable at this time for keeping the
stomach. liver and bowels wei regulated.
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choice Pattern Hats a. yyzrrez's opea
Ing. satar1ay g-st
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50 great nan ever rad tirzz u pay -ses
= 81 slE ulz-z.s g re E-y. - Alct-ss1
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Fan oDening-aIlllncry. Saturday. War
tens. 9--5t
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Wen equipped for every kind Of work
IN our line. The CRY Transfer company.
successors 10 Mckee. Phone 107. 15-tf
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opening-Ainlnery Saturday. War
TENS q7-5r
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Glassware and Fancy oooa asu' East
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KANSAS I'LL R|GHI
Makes Good Showing in Re-
port on Crop.
WHEAT CROP SUCCESS
Average Condition of Other
Staples Given.
WHEAT CROP SUCCESS

Washington, Sept. 1o.-The monthly re-
port Of the statistician Of the department
Of agriculture shows the average condi-
ton Of corn on Sept. to have been SIT.
There was a decline IN August amounting
to % points and the condition Of the crop
on the first of the present month was
2S.9 points lower than on Sept l, 1900.
1t was 33.5 points lower than at the cor
responding time in 1899; 81 points below
the mean Of the September averages for
the last ten years, and SO points below the
lowest September average. that of 1881,
ever before recorded.
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WHAT FERGUSON KNOWS.
Gives the Qualification For Settling In
New Country.

Guthrie, 0. T., June -9.-Tom Ferguson
in the Watonga Republican has the fol-
lowing to say on the subject Of the quail
III cations of homesteaGers in the reser-
vations soon TO DC opened I'D in lHis ter
ritory:
There seems 70 be a division Of senti-
ment in regard 10 fling in the new coun-
try. 1t is claimed by some that man
who has filed In Oklahoma cannot -ae IN
the new country. Others claim that the
prohihitory clause refers only to those
who have had the benefit OF the home
stead law-have proved up a claim. The
whole thing viii rest on the interpreta-
tion Of benefit Of homestead. II a man
WHO fled on a piece OF land ard sold his
improvenen. IS considered to have re-
ceived the benefit" etc, then the man
who relinquished in Oklahoma cannot
file in the new country. but II it is he'd
that in order To have received the benefit
of The homestead law a homesteader must
have proved up on a piece 0f land. then
the many people who filed and relin-
quished In Oklahoma VIII have another
chance. Mr FLYNN II a recent interview
EXPRESSED The opinion that tie clause In
the bin that opened the Elowa and CO.
manche lands Vii be applied only to those
who have perfected title to one hundred
ard sixty acres ~ land.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
CASTLEBERY
IS GROWING
IRRATIONAL
Calling for His Baby and
Frothing at the Mouth
IN THE CHlCKASHA JAIL
Little Inside History of the
Mans Troubles.

Chickasha, 7. T, June e.-The Telegram
says that Castlebery, the man who is IN
Jail here charged with murder, took vio-
lently sick about o clock yesterday af-
ternoon. De frothed at the mouth and
showed symptoms Of growing irrational
Dr. Walsh was called and he succeeded
in quieting him for awhile but about
dark he began to grow worse and all the
night and all day today he has been raw
ing and moaning. When a Telegram re-
porter visited his cell this morning he was
a pitiable sight. He was wringing his
hands and tearing his hair and crying:
Il want TO see my baby He repeated
this pitiable cry continuously for an hour
and when the reporter left he was rolling
on the floor with outstretched arms,
CLASSY eyes and q hideous expression on
his face. crying: I want 70 see my ba-
by" Dr. WaI administered all the
opiates TO quiet him that he dared to
give him but it had no apparent effect
on the distressed man.
Deputy Tucker said that he was with
him the major portion Of the night, that
he had not been quiet a second all night
but continued to cry Il want to see my
babyr' He eats nothing and talks to
nobody. When one goes into his cell he
fights and froths at the mouth like a
mad man. This morninng when Dr.
Walsh went TO treat him three men were
required to hold him. He has torn his
outer shirt of His finger nails were
trimmed this morning. All the nails in
his cell were driven in, and every pre-
caution taken 20 render it impossible for
him TO do himself violence.
His preliminary hearing viii be post
poned for the present Should he con-
tinue in his present condition he viii be
sent to the government asylum at Wash
ington.
We learn the following additional and
corrected facts about the case as given
by Casuebery's friends: Castlebery had
bought six lots on Main street. Suisse
puently Wombauld came to Addington
10 boom the town. Wombauld claimed the
lots. Finally Wombauld agreed to trade
! Castebery other lots for two Of his The
trade was made Casuebery drove stakes
around the lots he was 10 get of Wom-
bauld and hauled seven loads Of stone on
| ;hem. Wombauld then sells one Thomr-
/ sen these lots. and Thompson tried 10
buy stone OF Castlebery. not telling him
thar he had already bought tha lots OF
/ " cmbauld
/ Castebery discovers that Wombauld has
I sold his lots 10 Thompson and asked
! Thompson If is true. Castlebery Then
sad he would not get possess.o7 of his
lots in any such way. CasHebeTy then
went tc Wombauld and commenced a
/ conversation with him about the matter
which resulted in the killing of Wombauld
! and the shooting of Addington. Castle
/ bery's friends claim that ne acted ia self
] defense
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90 VIZ % ~.
Queer Idea Ct Waukomis People About
What Fun is.

Wsukomis. O. e.. june @--The boys
here had Ii,de fnn this week with an
old fellow from a neiehhoring town.
SAYS me wizard .Et Seems that Che old
man had bern loaded absut one of che
ladies of cur town desiring a husband
ana he forthwith proceeded direct %
our city Rith the intention - masking an
application for the position. and the
boss s1on lesrrf1E how things stood con-
cludel % carrr che plan 60 saccessfll
~sle for the old fellow hF dressing cne
of the bows up ~ wemar clothing anf
sending the ola fellow up to cal The
lsdy iu question being not6ea bE friend
who had hezr5 Why the o.a man YES in
town weut over 50 ore OF the neisheora
and STAYED
Everything worked vtrE r.ce.y rne
couple soon coming ~ IN md eTsrlr-ir-
concerning the frture Row they woa.a
ilrs atter bel-E married the aTe -a
care ths Chi5reu aousi have ard MANS
other questions ~ interest th1r sF
come - lr s1ch s cc-er1 --
ire lfves - trra hlrr been ssffte-
.inae Tes ola l-Hsw arsiA ei the
zlrroses F - arl h-
t-e s-e crearr narr M lre -
f-4=hrert- vlr cr fhs rssl @
several PEOPLE vha the aer knew ard
~ course pre=esrea ler frifra -
thiHg weet aionE sotaE nali @
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suRE ENOUGH eusHER.
Oklahoma City Man Talks About Red
Fork Oil.

Oklahoma City. O. IT., June 29.-The Ok
lahoman has the following;
Geo. BGrnett returned last night from
Red Fork T. T.. where he was attracted
Wednesday morning by the report Of the
discovery OF an OIL gusher. BE is quite
enthusiastic over the find. and believes it
is the beginning OF a second Beaumont
oil boom.
He brought with him a botueful Of the
oil. Just as It comes from the gusher. It
is the real article. according TO experts.
and is a much better grade than they
have at Beaumont.
Mr. Barnett states that a genuine gush-
or has been developed. The parties who
are sinking the wei have it capped now
in order to stop the Gow. with heavy
material aggreeating in weight about five
tons Despite fhis heavy resistance. the
cap is removed by the pressure Of fire.
Quent intervals and the fow proceeds un-
I'll the pressure recedes A stream of OF
ebout the size Of n lead pencil flows from
the Wen continually; when the pressure
Is strongest the size OF the stream In
creases To about the size Of a cigar.
The Oklahoma City party who went 20
the scene Of the discovery Wednesday
morning consisted ol 1Ir. Barnett. Agent
1 VicSers of the Frisco. and Aessrs. Blink
ley and W II. Stafford. the cotton buy
ers. These gentlemen formed syndl-
cate To secure leases and consider them
selves extremely lucky as result of
/ their operations. They secured leases
+ on four tracts OF land one o (which runs
F within thirty feet Of the eusher. The
/ other tracts are an within radius OF 2
+ half mile of Tho wen THE leases ere
/ secured subject 70 operations Of the Cur
/ lis law ard the Indian treaties whioh IS
The onlv way lands in thar country can
/ be secured.
Red Fork IS not unduly excited over
The discovery II IS but q small way
station en- the Frisco. without hotels
four miles tl0s side of Tulsa. There were
few visitors % the wei 5uring AIr BAR
nett's stay. but Sc states that the west
bound Frisco 81 yesterday on which D..
left hroust IN quite q number AZ them.
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his ancestors would have looked upon
with scorn. When sn Indian takes a
sauav with All The ceremonial fixtures OF
a Caucasian wedding. including min
fster.. no-aI decorations. refreshments and
presents. there Is hope for the ultimate
raising Of the race 10 the civilized heights
OF breach of promise suits ard sessions
in the divorce courts The following ac-
count IN the FL Reno supper Bell of 8
recent Indian marriage at the Darling
ton agency VIII rank with the swell
functions OF The white society people:
Tuesday evening. ar the residence OF
Major and Mrs. Stoueh. at Darlington.
Paul Goodhear ard Mss Edna Eagle
Feather were united in matrimony.
The groom Is young educated Chey-
enne Indian and is one OF the agency
farmers. The bride IS an accomplished
Usage Indian. and holds an important
position at the Arapshoe school
Friends at the agency and from the
different schools in the reservation were
present. and the ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. I. 5 Ross. Of the Methodist
church IN this city
The pariors were banked with flowers
and an abundance OF delicious refresh
ments was served
Those present speak Of the event as
one OF the most impressive and beautiful
weddings they ever attended
The contracting parties have hosts oi
friends. and they manifested their friend
ship by the giving OF many handsome
presents and rendering hearty congrat-
ulations."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

AT GLENCOE
IS SHREWD
Gets Himself Reappointed and
Gains Six Months.
ALL ON SINGLE LETTER
Entire Force of His Office
Is ReappOinted.

Guthrie. Q. T.. June 2S.-The omission
OF Z letter OF the alphabet in the name Of
the city OF Glencoe. Payne county. by the
authorities at Washington. VIII enable
the postmaster there TO draw six months
nore salary than Uncle sam Intended
when the commission was made out. The
postonice authorities spelled the name
"Glenco" and when the mistake was
discovered. il was necessary 20 make the
postmaster a new commission. which was
dated on the day Of issuance, and Editor
Williams. Of the Mirror. who is the post
master and consequently the beneficiary.
rejoices thereat thusly:
-'The Mirror has at last won out IN its
contention with the post Office depart
ment over the proper spelling OF the
postoffice name Glencoe Ii is well
known that the department gave the Of
fee the name of 'Glenco. without the
final e. As soon IS We got our COM
mission We went after the lirst assistant
postmaster general, asking that the or
biography be corrected. and that new
stamp be sent containing the fnal e.
The request was refused for the reason
that Postmaster Murphys application.
Glenco. We then sent 10 the depart
ment some railroad stationery. the head
ing Of our paper, and map showing
that the proper name was Glencoe and
also calling attention TO the historical
significance Of the name which st was de-
sired TO preserve through time and eter-
nifty. The town takes the name OF the
township, which has historical connec-
ton with Glencoe, Scotland. a beautiful
pass in Argyieshire. where. on the 18th OF
February. 1851. occurred the massacre OF
the McDonalds by 2o soldiers unde-
Captain Campbell. Last week the order
came for a change 10 Glencoe. which VIII
be made at the beginning OF the quarter
July l. The change necessitated a new
commission as postmaster a new bond
new oaths for the postonice force and
numerous other red tape, but then We
win have the satisfaction OF having II
right hereafter. The postmaster also
gains six months on his job as post
master, as the first commission was is
sued last December and the new one June