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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-18

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-18

\ ISS FRANCES NJ. ANDERSON,
n Corresponding Secretary of the
VII Higher Educational League, writes
VIZ from the Astoria" Washington, d.
C. the following:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
MISS MITTs MARRIED.
Daughter of El Reno Gentleman is
Welded to Doctor of WASHINGTON.

GdUSUASE OF & ftcHO 0cnllcFn6n Is
Welded to Doctor of Washington.
IL Reno. O. T., Nov. 4.-AIiss Mae Alitts
and Or. Walter Iutren of Washington,
D. C. were united in marriage Octoer
the 18th, at the residence Of james Cardi-
nal Gibors, chronicles the American. The
young LADY is the daughter OF Captain
and Mrs. AIitts OF this city
Early yesterday morning the captain
was seen Iuggirg a box containing some
thing weighty in the direction Of the ex-
press Office. He stopped at the corner Of
Woodson street and Rosk Island avenue
to rest. and explained the nature OF the
contents Of his burden daughter was
lately married and he was sending her
present The ebox, which was of no small
proportions, might have been larger, the
captain said. had he known OF the exact
intention Of his daughter IN going TO
Washington.
Miss NIitts IS an accomplished young
lady and has been connected with the
Indian schools in New Mexico. She paid
her parents a visit the early part OF
last month and went east on a vacation
before rturning to teach again Her IA
ther was looking forward with much
pleasure to see his daughter promoted
when she returned; but the pranks Of
Cupid have greatly changed the program
by her marriage. and few days ago
to DR. Walter McLuttreu. The Reverend
O'Donovan oflciated.
DR.. McLuttren is a physician in the
Indian service at Washington and at
present is studying surgery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
BIG JOB
OF THE
GOVERNORS
Has Had to Examine Accounts
and Expenditures of
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS
Each Must Have Approval of
Oklahoma Executive.

Guthrie, 0. T, Nov. 4.-During the past
few days Governor jenkins has been
examining the accounts and expenditures
Of the officials in the new counties. The
amount reaches something like 5000 and
involves thousands Of separate accounts
which must have his approval before
they can be sent to the interior depart
ment When the county governments
were started, Secretary Hitchcock aecid-
ed that all expenditures for any purpose
made by the county officials must have
the approval OF Governor Jenkins, and
without his approval they would not be
acted on by the interior department Not
only has the governor this work TO co,
but recommendations We're required from
him in regard 10 the building OF county
court houses and 5ails.
The new counties have just been divid-
ed into municipal townships. and the
governor viii have the appointing Of the
township officers. There VIII be a hun
dred or more OF them to appoint, and
theappointments Will have 10 be made
within a short time.
When the counties were organized af-
ter the opening Of the Kiowa. Comanche
and Apache country, Governor eJnkins
had thirty-nine appointments TO make.
but the applications for these Offices went
into the hundreds. The merits Of the
various applications and endorsements
had TO be looked after and the work was
ardouous. The appointments OF the town
ship officers will not be such hard task,
but wiz require some time, owing TO
their number.
The vacation taken by Governor Jen-
kins at this time is the first one that he
has had since being inducted into Office.
He has been out Of the territory several
times, but it was on official business. His
report is now in the hands OF government
printers in Washington and viii be out
within a short time. This report requires
considerable time. and coupled with his
other labors made the last few weeks
busy ones for the Oklahoma executive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
OKLAHOMA
CITY SELECTS
HER DELEGATES
VIII Send Over Fifty Repre-
SentatiVeS to the
BIG STATEHOOD MEET
Special Car Has Been Sc
cured for PaTty'S Use.
BIG STATEHOOD MEET

Oklahoma iCty, o. T.. Nov. 4-This city
wiz send a big delegation to the single
statehood convention at Auskogee on
November "a A meeting Saturday at
the club was held and the delegates Sc
lected.
4 special car will be chartered and the
delegates viii leave here on the morning
Of November 18.-The delegates are as
follows:
A L. Welsh, B. NJ. Dmey, F. H
Thwing. W. F. Harm. Roy Stafford. D.
D. Leach. E. II. Perry, Z. c. Thorne, C.
G. Jones. D. C. Lewis. Grant Stanley
T. W. Williamson. Frank Clark, W. c.
Hughes. J. ". Johnson. W. G. Stanley.
c. 3. Ames. Z. Z. Brown, Selwyn Doug
las, I NJ. Holcomb, Jack, Quayle, II. II.
Scales, T. K Hackman, l. N. Putnam.
William Cross. c. Porter Johnson, J. B.
Thoburn, J. P. AHen, - Fulton. Oscar
Halsen, ". c. Fullerton, Col. S. Crock
er, ]. II. Hunnicutt, Whit II Grant.
I'd. S. Malone, s. T. Allen, r. J. Nc
Mechan. =. L. Green. Ed Felt. A. c.
Root, Lee Van Winkle. D Mcpherson,
Robert GaIbreath. Chas Colcord, Jas
per Sipes, Oscar Lee, Ed Overholser, 4.
II. Classen, W. N. Henry. J. n. Richie,
sam Murphy, George I. Cooke, NJ. l.
Turner, James Wheeler and Henry VIII.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
CY LELAND ON STATEHOOD
Kansas Man Says Indian Territory
Mnst BE in swim.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 4-Cyrus Leland
Of Troy, Kan, has been in the city and
was one of many who have been clos
eted with Governor Jenkins today. Mr.
Leland came down last night from To-
peka and was out early this morning
seeing the city and meeting acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Leland was seen by the
Eagle correspondent and stated that he
was here on no special business. which
is said to be the usual statements in
talking of his affairs. In talking about
Oklahoma and the prospect for s1ltehood,
Mr.. Leland said:
Il do not believe Oklahoma VIII get
statehood without Indian Territory at
tached. The attempt TO have double
statehood. in fact two states made out Of
the two territories VIII not meet win
very favorable support"
Mr. Leland referred 10 the Indian Ter
ritory in a political way and asked If
the state. when made one. would not be
Democratic. This, in his opinion. may
have something to do with determining
Just what viii be done with the two ter
ritories when it comes to the statehood
question
II hardly DeiieNe that the slalenood
question viii go through the coming ses-
sion of congress. 1t may be possible
however. that congress viii do something
about Oklahoma during the last days,
as it is TO be a long session
4 has been hinted around town that
the visit Of 1Ir. Leland here at this time
has something to do with the governor
ship matter. but this could not he ascer-
tained definitely from either Of the par
ties interested.
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MOWER CAN'T BE FOUND
sells Claim for s8C0 Under Contest
and FlecS

Enid. o. T. Nov. 4-The Enid Eagle
publishes the following:
Several years ago one Jake Mower got
into trouble over a REIMBURSEMENT in the
northwest part Of GARFIELD county. He
paid the parties who were losers and
was not prosecuted
Recently Orviue Long was down I'm the
new country near Bridgeport. looking for
claim. He found that Mower had pur-
chased n relinQuishment from a man
named John Montgomery. who lives
northwest of Enid knowing that
Mower had no homestead right. Orviue
filed a contest James Long was down
To El Reno this week. and learned that
the contest had been released and the
claim sold fsr 500 TO a man in Bridge
port. Longs name had been forged. and
some notary at III Reno had arxed
seal 10 the Withdrawal papers.
The records Of the Statehood hotel I'm
this city show that Orvule Long was hera
from October 18th 20 7cth. The with
drawal pepers are dasel October 18th.
Sheriff Porter County Attorney Crom-
Wen and others VIII make andalits that
Long was ia Enid during This period
THE register ol tha - Reno land office
has asrced 70 reinstate the contest II
Long can mako a proper showing.
Mower wll he prosecuted to tine extent
Cf the iaw - DE can be found.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
DEMOCRAT SECRETARY RESIGNS
HavighOrst of Oklahoma Gets Tired
of Party's Wrangling.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov 4.-John H. Havig-
horst of this city, who has been the sec
retary of the jefferson Democratic club
organized in Oklahoma City some time
ago, has rendered his resignation to the
club Mr.. Havighorst states that owing
to his personal affairs it will be impos-
sible for him to attend to the duties con-
nected with the office. There are other
reasons which Mr.. Havighorst has for
resigning, but he does not incorporate
them in his resignation to the board Of
directors.
1t is understood that for some time
the attitude Of the Democratic party
in Oklahoma has not been satisfactory to
party leaders. So many candidates for
congressman; the antagonistic display Of
feeling among the territorial papers tow
ard eath other, combined with other
things. are said to be some of the reasons
for this resignation. At the time AIr.
Havighorst accepted the position. it was
with reluctance on his part. His ability
as an organizer made it especially desir-
able to Democrats to have him appointed
secretary. There were other candidates
for the position, among whom was Z.
J. Giddings of Oklahoma City. It is un-
derstood that Mr. Giddings will probably
succeed Mr.. Havighorst in the secrtary's
position.
When it comes to congressional candi-
dates, the Democrats have a number in
Oklahoma sity who have been mentioned
in this connection. Among them is Bill
Cross. who is in the race with probably
good start. Others are Whit II. Grant;
Colonel J. W. Johnson. c. B. Ames, ex-
Mayor Lee Van Winkle, County Attor-
ney W. r. Taylor and Judge J. r.
Keaton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
WEAPON FELL FROM POCKET
Young llan Is Killed by Friends Re
voIver striking Floor.

South AIcAlester, I. T, Nov. 4-Jesse
Lee, son of Jim Lee, and nephew of
Crockett Lee Of this city, was accident
ally killed Saturday morning at Lehigh.
1t seems that Jesse had come in from
Legal, l. T., where he had been working
and was stopping at a boarding house
in the same room with anvther young
man. About Z o'clock yesterday they
arose and were dressing. Jesse was lean
ing over, tying his shoe, when his room
mate started to put on his coat. The coat
had a six-shooter in its outside pocket,
and as the young man put the coat on
the pistol fell out, striking the floor The
concussion caused the cartridge to ex-
plode and the ball struck young Lee in
his right thigh and ranged upward. His
father and medical attendants were at
once summoned. and all that skill and
the care of father and friends could do
for him was done. but the shot had done
its deadly work and he expired four hours
later. His father brought the remains
last night to this place for burial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
WORK OF CATTLEMEN
Oklahoma Live Stock Men Are Pre-.
pairing for Wichita 7Eeet-

Guthrie. O. r., Nov. 4-President Boil
ton. of the Oklahoma Live stock Sani-
tary commission. is especially anxious
that Oklahoma cattlemeut make exhibits
of branded cattle ut the meeting OF the
oklahoma Livestock association in
Wichita, February 1I-l3 1902 A premium
win be given for the three bcst car loads
OF branded cattle on exhibition there
ana none of the cattle VIII have TO be
brought back to Oklahoma, as they viii
he purchased on the ground
a formal request i'm the way Of a reso-
laUon was passed b. the meeting here
Saturday upon the Oklahoma Agricultural
oo-lege. and an invitation extended to
the kansas Agricultural college to make
aa exhibit OF their best breeds OF beef
cattle at the Live stock association meet
ius I'm Wichita
The secretary Of the board win prepare
list of the deputy inspectors which viii
la placed on The force during the open
season which begins i'm this month. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
GA - To IRA.
Bears the II The Kind You Hays Always Boggft
''s'a'''' oI &INZAzZ<l<
SISSON LOADED DOWN
Deputy MARSHAL Brings Five Prison
ners ia TO Federal Jail.

Guthrie. o. T., Nov 4-Deputy United
States Marshal Sisson came in yesterday
from El Reno, bringing five prisoners
who were given jail sentences in the
court at that place. The men are. Ra-
mon Gonzales. Louis Bentz, Joe Pritch-
ard, George Curry and George ID. Ben
ton.
Deputy United States Marshal Hunt
brought number Of prisoners from Paw
huska, who were sentenced there for va
rious crimes. The men are: Hes-ka-
Mole, an Usage chief. who sold liquor to
Indians; Niew-tse-Tonka. Pete-ma-Hap-
py, Jack Martin, Lewis Dream, Hugh
Miller. Harry King and oDn Dickinson.
Warren Bennett brought in Ne-ke-ec-
ey from Pawhuska, who is charged with
selling LIQUOR to Indians.
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PlIes cured without The XIII.

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are authorized by the manufacturers Of
Pazo Ointment to refund money where it
fails to cure any case of piles. no matter
of how long standing. Cures ordinary
cases in six days; the worst cases in
fourteen days one application gives ease
and rest. Relieves itching instantly. This
is a new discovery and is the only pile
remedy sold on a positive guarantee, no
cure no pay. Price soc. If your druggist
don't keep it in stock send us soc in
stamps and we viii forward same by mail
Manufactured by PARIS MEDICINE Co,
st. Louis, Mo. who also manufacture
the celebrated cold cure, Laxative Bromo-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
FIRST OIL SOLD
Granite Firm sells Load Of Grade OIL
for sig so.

Granite. o. T. Nov. 4-The first load OF
oil from an Oklahoma oil wei has been
sold By the Oklahoma Natural Gas.Light
and Heat company. from one of their
wells near Granite. This Gil is OF the
finest quality. and brought ..12s0 per
barrel and was purchased by the Hocka-
day Mercantile company. Huber Brothers
and J. II. Booking Of this place. 1t fnds
a ready sale az 20 cents a gallon retail,
from farmers and cotton gin men. who
use il fo- luhricatng purposes in prefer
ence to other cheaper oils. The well from
which this on IS taken f. 1e5 feet deep.
and produces 20 barrels day. The COM
pary has been delayed considerably by a
broken bit. but VIII commence active oD-
erstiors next Monday. A contract has
been Jet for an s-inch weu 1.oo feet
deep Work viii be pushed vigorously
and other vels VIII rapidly follow.
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TO SELL RESERVATION
Camp supply VIII BE Given over to
EOlODiafg

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. ArPIans are being
rapidly made for the sale of the Camp
Supply military reservation in Woodward
county to the colonists who are said to
be coming to Oklahoma under the di-
rection Of P. IT. Fitzgerald of Indianapo-
lis. Ind. Application for articles Of in
corporation was made today to Secretary
Grimes for the Fitzgerald Land company
with headquarters in Oklahoma City. The
charter is asked for a term of two years
and the capital stock is placed at $4,000.
The purpose Of the company is TO "ac-
quire lands for the purpose Of sub-divi-
sion and Gale in the opening Of the Fort
Supply military reservation in Woodward
county"
The incorporators are w. T. Saunders,
ESdward II. Perry. Ethelbert Dowden.
p. H. Fitzgerald and Frank n. Fitz-
gerald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05

before Judge Burweu ~ Pawnee. and a.
attempt VIII be made % dissolve the sn-
junction. Judge George Green has been
retained by the city ~ Granite % assist
in the litigation. Judge Green and httor-
uey General 5trang held a consultation
with Governor jenkins this morning about
the matter and the case viii BE- taken up
as soon Or the possible action IN the Okla
homa county courts Is possible. 10 proves
a surprise. bat Il is thouEhf that there
VIII be- litte dincuiiv SRI having the ia-
junction removed. altho1Fh there are a
number OF technical points involved.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
MAIL SACK
is CUT OPEN
AND RIFLED
Mail Between Lahoma and
Caldwell, Fl. Worth Train
IS RELIEVED OF $4,000
Robbery Was Revealed by
Presentation Drafts at Bank

Enid. O. T, Nov. A-The fact that a
man bag has been robbed of 5000 did
not become known until this morning.
when Cashier Letson Of the Bank Of
Enid. Oklahoma, became suspicious and
refused TO honor draft on the First
National bank of Kansas City. An in
vestigation followed and disclosed the
fact that on October 81 the mail bag
from Lahoma. Oklahoma, to Rock Island
points north had been cut open and 81 400
ln drafts stolen ia addition to $500 in other
forms. Many OF the stolen drafts have
beue cashed at Enid.
The Eagle of this place gives the fol-
lowing details.
The through mail sack from Lahoma
10 the Caldwell x Fort Worth railroad
postoGce train 10. was cut open on
Thursday. October 81. and something
over Sl+50 IN drafts taken. Other mail
matter WAS also secured.
The robbery was not known until Sat
Ufday morning. when one of the drafts
turned uD for collection at the Bank OF
Enid. II was on the First National Bank
Of Kansas City. and had been won by
the party Who presented it in card
same. Other drafts have also shown up
IN Enid during the day. some of which
were cashed by merchants
This morning boy picked up a draft
for SO from the Bank Of Lahoma to the
State National Bank of St. Louis; also
some letters which had been opened.
These were found near the depot.
Cashier Letson refused to honor the
draft presented to the Bank of Enid. and
an Investigation revealed the state of af-
1airs related above
The mail sack which was robbed was
one which is put on the train at Lahoma
and sent in as express consigned to the
Caldwell * Fort Worth mail train No
2, which picks it up at Enid. and dis
tributes the mail on the road south It
IS one of the few sacks from outlying
towns which does not pass through the
Enid Dostodice
Ey telephoning TO LahOma, Ringwood
and Carwile, 1t was ascertained what
drafts and checks had been in the sack
These amounted to something over 81. 400.
and to this can probably be added a con
siderable sum represented by other mail
2Iatter
The officers are working on the case.
and while they refuse to give out any
thing it is believed that they are very
close ON the trail OF the robbers. and ar
rests are expected hourly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
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open season is one in which southern cat
tie can be shipped into Oklahoma by in
spection. Daily reports of the inspectors
win be received by Secretary French, and
if the reports do not come in regularly
the salary Of the inspector viii be cut
off.
The board granted permission to ais
& Essex, Of Norman, to place in quaran-
tine two sections Of land just across the
territorial line in the river bottom. the
quarantine to expire on January 81, 1902.
The board has placed a permanent quar-
antine on five acres Of land, four miles
southwest of Norman, for their use in
slaughtering southern cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05

likely 70 be appointed governor 20 sue
ceed Governor ". NJ. Jenkins has caused
much comment IN Oklahoma. and espec-
tally among territorial officials. Not much
credence IS given the story, however.
for. as far as known. Jack Muihall is "a
Democrat. but has never shown any par
tictlar political work. owing 20 the fsct
that his time has been taken with some
thing e,se. His friendship with President
Rooso7 cit IS known IN Oklahoma. and g
is probably from this source that the
story originated. The politicians feel that
Roosevelt might give Zack Muihan some
good position. but that it VIII hrsdiy be
the cne OF governor o. Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
CLAIMS He is INNOCENT
= Eother Il Trying 10 secure Pardon
for Rufus ii air.

uthrie O. T.. Nov An attempt Is
heIne made 10 secure a pardon for Rufus
H. Fair who was convicted IN Kay
county in ISIS for the murder ~ q man
named Carver. and sentenced 20 the pen
iteutiary for life Fairs mother aad
two attorneys we're before Governor Jen-
Rrs today asking for the par0dn ana ex-
planning the circumstances. A petition
vsta something IKE l-iao names vas pre-
seuted % Governor eJnkins ana ieft in
lis possession
rair lived in Arkansas city f0r three
years. The attor1ers claim that they
have received Information from Alaska
that man there confessed q killing
carver and that another mau ls uow
serving lifs sateace 81 tEe peni-en-
riarv for 1he crime
Governor eJrkirs Informed the interest
81 rsrtas that ~ w-,d tate tle 1at-
ter under cons lsratleI case az
t-actea considers atteltia1 ana tae
statement vas aade here t-1aE taat
ONE af the aVeissnee oa va-a F4.r
was c-rri1teI uas circ7.r-s--r-
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CHICAGO PARTIES INTERESTED
viii Open $3.50 600 Bank II Demand
for. s-ani.nl Is ssnnh

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. A. L. Thomas.
of Illinois, representing Chicago capital
lists. in company with Seymour s. Price.
of the Oklahoma City land office, were
in the city Saturday to confer with the
territorial officials regarding the laws in
reg7rd TO the organization Of trust com
Danies. Mr. Thomas is here for the p1r-
pose Of looking over the field to ascertain
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ningham. bookEeepsr az the school land
once haH returned from Colorado. where
Pc Yves called by fhc reriars liHsrs -
his brother. James H- Clunarghau. wh9
vas Injured in mine Mr Coming
BAN wfi te brought here. ISIS iefi side
ls entirely pzralyzed a. = f=su1t ~ tbs
arefa-rr
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SUSPECTED MAN ARRESTEn

Enid, o. IT,, Nov. George O'Brieu
was h-ought here this morning. having
been arrested at Chickasha by Sheriff
Porter, charged with the robbery OF the
nited States mail. which took place last
Thursday on the Enid q Anadarko rail-
ROAD between here and Lahcma- O'Brien
was here Thursday night and in a poker
game put up some Of the stolen drafts
as collateral. on this clue he was arrest
I'd. lie is young man from Great Bend.
Kansas, and has been a brakeman on
The railroad. His father used 10 be con
duct0r out of Great Bend.
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