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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
FRENCH REPORTED TAKEN
Beers Said to Have Captured the
British General and Five
Hundred Men.
THE NEWS DISCREDITEO BY WAR OFFICE
Commander of Boer Scouts in Early
Part of War Says That Outlook for
Beers Is Brighter Than for British
Heavy burden Being Borne by
Britain.

London, April 16.-It is said that
private telegram has been received
here to the effect that Gen. French,
with 500 British troops, has been cap
tured by the Beers while his force
was enveloped in mist on the hills.
No confirmation of the report can be
obtained.
The war office here knows nothing
about the rumored capture of Gen.
French and entirely discredits the re-
mort
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18

against police and court. She plead
ed that she was merely waiting for
car when arrested and was making
the best of her time in the mean
time by talking to the crowd that
had gathered
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
Britain's Heavy Load.

New York, April Military men
do not regard the outlook in South
Africa as entirely satisfactory, al
though organized Boer opposition to
the British forces is practically at an
end, says the London correspondent
of the Tribune. 1t is felt that so
long as the irreeoncilables persist in
their determination to fight to the
bitter end the war will drag YEARLY
on, with here and there little Brit
ish success to chronicle and occa-
sionally news of some trifing
achievement on the part of the guer-
rillas. Meanwhile Kitchener's huge
army must be maintained, and Eng
fish taxpayers must be content with
the knowledge that the campaign is
cosing the country nearly, if not
quite, e1,500.000 every week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
Wants American soldiers 10 stay.

pebing, April Is. Ii Hung Chang
has applied to Gen, Chatfee TO leave
behind when he departs Capt. Till
son and a sufficient number Of men
to police the Chinese city, as the
Chinese earnestly desire their reten-
tion, fearing that the district Will
not be we'll looked after when con
troIlcd by other foreigners.
u expedition consisting of 5000
German aud 5000 French troops will
leave Pao-ting-fu Tuesday to drive
from the province several thousand
,Ajuese who refuse to obey The or
aer of Ii Hung Chang to keep TO
the boundaries already arranged.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
The Boer Outlook.

New York, April ga special to
the World from Washington says:
Capt. John A. Hassell who COM
manded the American scouts in the
Boer army in the first part of the
war, but is now here, says:
THE Boer cause while it cannot be said
to be bright. is brighter than that of the
British. The Beers have jTst as good a
chance to win now as the Americans had
before the sudden turn of good luck which
resulted in the surrender of CORVALLIS.
THE winter season has just begun in
South Africa, and from now until Septem-
Der the British soldiers will have hard
time.
The Beers are making their winter quar-
tiers in the Lydenburg range, where the Eng
lish will not dare tackle them, Tor they
would have to cross the low, marshy coun-
try to get there, and they have to import
every pound of fodder for their horses.
The problem IS not only one OF sustaining
the lives of their men in the marshy veldt,
where chills and marsh fever wind up in
deadly pneumonia, but it is a problem of
sustaining horsefiesh.
81 lived IS years in South Africa and know
all the country better than any Boer did be-
lore the war broke out, my business, that
of engineer, carrying me over all of it.
1T is hard for the Beers to get recruits,
but in spite of England's precautions re-
cruits, and valuable ones, are getting in
every day For every Boer killed by the
English nowadays half a dozen recruits
straggle in from this country and else
where.
THE Beers do not propose to fight any
big, pitched battle az present, They will
simply worry the enemy everywhere they
can, and about August and September you
may look for a resumption of general dc-
tion on large scale"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
VIII Agree to Reduce Bills.

New York, April 16.-Reports re-
ceived here as to the amount of in
demuity claimed by the powers from
China vary TO some extent, says the
London correspondent of the Trib-
une. For instance, France is stated
hv the Mail correspondent in Peking
to be asking for G13o00,000, whereas
dispatches from Washington put the
amount of Frances claim at 4 much
less figure. It is considered more
than possible in Picking that the
powers may jointly agree to reduce
their bills pro rata, particularly if
China viii guarantee certain com
mprcial concessions One difficulty
in tbs way is that some of the pow
err viii have honestly spent the sums
they demand Russia may be ex-
pccted 10 abate her claim, which is
considered quite miustifable, con-
sidering the relative ease and cheap
ness with which she was able to
mobilize It should not be forgot
ten that RusSia is making separate
demands for territorial and COM
mercial privileges, and, besides. he
rolling stock and railroad material
which she annexed i'm vast quantities
aud applied to local needs of the
Manchurian line. must be worth
something.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
SHOWS SIGNS Of Yielding
Germany Evidently Ready to Dis
cuss Proposition to Scale In
demnity Against China.
DIFFICULTY IN FAIRLY ADJUSTING CLAIMS
Cash Payment Suggested in Connec-
ton with Reduction of Claims n
Taking Feature with POwers-Li
Hung Chang Wants American Sol
dicrs to stay at Picking.

Berlin, April lett is officially
confirmed here that the United
States has made proposition to
the powers to fix the total Chinese
indemnity at e40,OO0,OO0 (S20O,000,-
OO0), coupled with the condition that
the payment be made Immediately.
German officials point out that the
amount named would require "a heavy
sealing Of the different claims, but
that the proposition is practicable
and open to discussion owing TO the
clause requiring cash payment. But
if il is contemplated TO divide the
indemnity mechanically, it is doubt
ful whether It win be acceptable
since Russia says her government
claims alone will amount to e17,000,-
600; this is aside from private
claims. The proposition would give
Germany only e5,000.O00, whereas
the China expedition has already
cost her C12.0O0.OO0 The claims of
Great Britain amount to less than
G5.000.000. Officials therefore argue
that the amount should be appor-
toned according TO the expenses
borne by he different powers. The
representative of the press gets the
impression that Germany is ready to
discuss the proposition in a concilia-
tory spirit, Influenced by the belief
that China is unable to pay all the
clpims demanded
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18

The fine will be held over Mrs.
Nation in ease she should return to
the city, and until she is released
from the courts order she is prac-
tically barred from visiting Kansas
City
Mrs. Nation pleaded that she
wished to go to Liberty, Mo, within
a few days and asked if she would
be permitted to pass through Kan
sas City en- route Judge McAuley
answered in the affirmative, but
warned Mrs Nation not to stop off
here
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18
PoIiceman's Testimony.

A policeman testified that several
cars had passed without Mrs. Nation
making any attempt to board any
of them. This caused Mrs. Nations
ire to rise and she fatty denied the
statement There was no ear in
sight" she snapped, land | want you
to know that am lady and tell
the truth"
Judge McAulev then gave his deci-
sion, and warned Mrs. Nation not TO
come to town again. Missouri at
mosphere," said he, lis not adapted
for long-haired men, short-haired
women and whistiing girls"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23

The first stop FOR sightseeing en- route
wiz be at Las Vegas. N. NJ. Five and one
half hours VIII be allowed. and the time
viii be pleasantly spent IN the city and
at the Hot Springs six miles distant At
the stores IN the city and al Hot Springs
may be found many curios in The way
OF Mexican silver fugree work. opals
leather goods and ohter articles. unique
valuable and serviceable. Hot Springs
IS the popular resort Tor tourists. Many
look upon It as desirable place TO break
the trans-contineataI journey. II e. situ-
ated almost seven thousand feet above
the sea level
The next point 20 engage the attention
IS the old Spanish city q Santa Re. A
stop Of half day Wit be made here %
enable the Epworth Leagucrs "a visit
the many points or historic interest His-
sorians claim that Santa Fe was founded
ia 1870 The older part 81 the town is
typicsiiy Mexican, composed Of adobe
houses hreeuiarly strung along the SIDES
~ narrow streets IN the cis town ~
Santa Re everything is az primltive a.
any Of the cities of Old Mszic1. Many
relics 81 Mexican and spanish days may
be seen.
A stop q about an hour VIII be made
az Albuquerque. aGor6lug arnpie tire 20
vfsit this busy and enterpFisiiz ulctrup0-
U.s. where the magnificent IIarFey hotel.
the Alvsrado is being Dqat
Another very lntaostEg roin. 81 The
Pueblo of Indian village 81 raEona- The
Pueblo ~ Isiefa f. passed en roate. a
stop ~ an hour VIII b. made at i-af1na
and tie bor1es II the ptlebl7 IHlians f1ay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23

Bad Circulation IS TIE Of age With
and
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slowly
rs ltsrav
sluggish
Iol alnenc- No'i
skin chronic Ulcers
old
heahy blood
blood
the and quick healthy
blood
ak
OF character those inherited contracted the
health aud richer and blood
and
Our medical department Is n charge OF
and would advi
al
YOU want ms VIII Others
@ OF great nent 10 them being
some special directions received from our hyscians
Don't be neet alaavis
Blood and o e VI. 6eire
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. GA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
ghe adlhita qau gaoe Tuesday gor1ao april "a 1901

iahoma and Indian Territories. and is
only one statement OF the same kind from
the visitors
The banquet which ended the meeting
was a delightful affair and Legislative
hall was crowded 10 its capacity with the
Masons.
The eighty members comprising the new
class at the Masonic Temple organized
and styled the class THE Jubilee Class Of
1907 Justice B. T. Hainer was elected
president Of the class; -. II. LdonSaugh,
Atoka, vice president; W T. Hodges,
Saltwater, secretary; ]. C. Clark. Okla
homa City, treasurer; George Green.
Guthrie, HISTORIAN; W. R. Brown. El
Reno, orator. The class presented Judge
Hainer an elegant Rite charm.
The class decided that as 1t has been
the custom heretofore that the members
OF each class should maze some present
TO the Consistory TO remain in the Temple
the portrait OF Albert Pike would be ap-
propriate as a present from the class. At
the next Consistory meeting II viii adorn
the Temple walls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
GA ST - Ia
Bears tbs 7Ih8 Kind You HAYS Always Bought
''s1 q &HA zAzS1<
IT WAS A SUCCESS
ShOttish Rite Banquet Was a Bril-
liant fair

ShOttish Kite Banqaet Was Bril-
liant = fair.
Guthrie. o. T, April 2.-The Scottish
Rite Consistory meeting for Oklahoma
and Indian Territory which ended in this
city Saturday night - a splendid banquet
was one Of the most successful meetings
from every viewpoint that has ever been
held in the two territories. Nearly ST 600
was brought into the treasury as a re-
suit OF the meeting. and this means much
to the Consistory. The class was also
the largest that has ever been admitted
10 membership. Fifty-six persons took
the degrees up to the thirty-second, with
seventy-one taking various degrees in the
work. It was the intention OF all Of the
men starting in the degree work to finish
but sickness. court and other things kept
them away
Much satisfaction over the success Of
the Consistory by visitors in the city.
Grand Commander Richardson in speak
ing Of the growth Of the Scottish Rite in
the territory, said: Last year when the
reports came IN Of your meeting 4 decided
that 1 would try and get an exaggerated
idea OF the work here in order to keep
pace with the work. When determined
on visiting you I had ideas then which 7
thought were. perhaps. IN advance Of
your situation. but I must say that YOU
have exceeded all of my ideas. even if
they were exaggerated and you are doing
splendid work"
This statement was made to Harper S.
Cunningham, inspector general for Ok
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
CROSSES 100 0EIEN
Legal Proceedings Started TO Keep a
Railroad Straight


Ardmore, J. T., april 22.-Yesterday
morning P. L. Soper. United States at
torney for the northern district, and w.
Q. Perry OF Kansas City, both represent
ing Inc Arkansas and Choctaw railroad,
arrived in the city and put UP at the
Wilmington, says the Ardmorite. Their
bushes shere was to enter an injunction
against the Western & Oklahoma rail
road, Cthe Choctaw, Oklahoma & GulO
from crossing and recrossing the Choc-
taw's right Of way at viii.
From what these gentlemen say, the
Choctaw crosses their line, as close as
eight miles from Ardmore, as many as
i've or six times. within those many
miles.
Under the laws Of the territory, there
is no law against one road crossing an
other, but there is a law against one road
running parallel with another, closer
than ten miles, and when it comes to a
road crossing and recrossing every mile.
winding themselves into rope, so to
speak, it is out Of the question and Mr..
Soper says that he viii not have it. The
injunction was filed with the court yes
terday afternoon, but Judge Townsend
refused to grant the injunction yet post
poning the matter until Monday. the 29th,
Of this month, thereby giving the Choc-
taw people an opportunity to meet the
situation.
n conversation with Mr.. Soper yester-
day afternoon regarding the two roads,
he said:
You can put it down in big box car
letters that the Arkansas & Choetaw viii
not be outdone. and that it viii be the
next road-or rather the first road to
come into Ardmore. and we don't want
cent of bonus. or right of way. or any
thing, but we are coming.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ORGANIZED
Observation Party VIII Cover Okla
horr1a by Team

Guthrie, o. T., April 22-The geologi-
cal survey party of the University Of Ok
lahoma, has been organized and viii con-
sist Of the following persons: Dr.. A. II.
Van Vleet, director OF the survey; DR.. J..
W. Beede. photography and invertebrate
pa1entology; raul J. White, general as
sistant and collector in botany. The
party win travel by team and VIII be in
the field from June 10 to about August Is.
DR.. Van Vleet viii have charge of the
work in zoology and vertebrate palen-
tology. It is probable that a taxadermist
viii accompany the party TO assist in
the collection Of a good exhibition and to
prepare the specimens. It is anticipated
that a collection of views of Oklahoma
scenery viii result as well as other things
from this trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
FoR A BIC EXCURSION.
Epworth Leaguers Having Great Time
PREPARED for Them.

Not all members OF the EpTorth Lea
que are satisfied with the action Of the
state president and transportaiion COM
mittea in designating the omcial Route,
as announced 81 these coiumns a few
weeks ago. The members ~ the Eanaas
Southwest Conference met ln Newton re-
Gently and then and there 6eciasd not
% be bound IS she acton - the orEa rs
cations re2rescntatfvss. AT THIS meet
ing IL wa unanimously decided that theE
wanted 70 20 over the Santa Fe end 80
ordered. The reason for fHls il Jersey
stated IN fhe foiloWing exerrt from q
Letter Just receired from Santa - Of
clal. see that fhe state Comr1ittee ~
TIE Epworth LeaFze has selected
Northern road IS the o1cisi reste - ere
T-uuorth I.seEse Coaveafi0n- 7 TireeFslv
regret that they have taken such q stand.
u. a. fhe article says. shsrc was prasti-
caIY no difeTs-ce 81 the Dro9cssf.ons
made hr the diaere-f reaeF .he1 WY
not select The read thzt can - the most
serriosab be. Vve 81 afrcE tEat TIE saata
Fe can rrach twics o. three t.res ths
number ~ people 81 Kaess tfat ans
ether road ca-- Besides 80 7os wanl e.
take the s-orrhern so1te- I ua1t b. So
tire Grand CzrFoa. ard = 20 Shan g
th4t way
The santa r. Ia Issued a Earsscusl7
rrl--sz AID proflss3y l3lstraf=5 fci4sr
.s1l1r aaaut tar special trala f1et ala
- ral 10 sau rraeeiaeo in Jziy fer 90
Errorth E-eaEssrs ard he naFa seeazs
aaroute-
Tne saatz Fs hsz ARRANGED ser
rseeial EqverzA I-sasls traia ~ Iezvs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

charged with the murder Of Albert Bate
man at Red Oak, is very sick with the
mumps. He is receiving the best of med
ical attendance, but it viii be some time
before he win be well. There are two or
three cases in the jail, but none Of the
afflicted seem to be as i'll as Welty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
nav PAPER FOR SHAWNEE
Shawnee Publishing 9any Takes
Out a Charter.

SHaWUEE = WULisUlal- faHt ANFtts
Out q Charter.
uthrie. o. T., April 22.-The Shawnee
Publishing company. of Shawnee. Patio
watomie county. was chartered today for
a period of fifty years. The capital stock
Of the concern is 5000 and the property
now owened amounts TO S1o0 The men
interested in the incorporation OF the con
Germ are. Chas- T. Darrell. A. NJ. Blake
ney. j. Willard. The object Of the COM
pany as stated in the charter. is to 'circu
late and distribute current news through
the medium of q daily. weekly. and semi
weekly newspaper" etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23

Guthrie, O. r.. April 22-DD. Porter
Johnson and A. 2. Ross ere here for
the purpose Of locating q Trust company.
They came from Chicaso and are con-
nected with the American Guaranty COM
pany. They VIII locate either az Guthrie
or oklahoma City. il is said that the in
sttution is such as 10 make lis location
in Oklahoma important
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
Printing Company Chartered

Guthrie @. T., April z.-Ths F. T. Cook
Printing Company was chartered today
to 90 general printing ard publishing
business at Cordeu in Washita county.
for a period 81 Twenty-Five years. The
capital stock is 5000 and the incorpora-
tors. +. r. Coos, Horace 1Y. Baley. and
j ~. Ltterhacl..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23

Guthrie @. T.. Apgn "a territorial
charter Yves granted today 90 TIE Bank q
Ear-hero. % E-siboro Qkia.. With @ cap
ital stock az $500 The stockhaisers are:
A. J. Grayson. Earlboro. A. T. Nelson.
Shawnee; Charles Brown. Shawnee; 3.
b. Blskeney. Tecumseh; ?. H. Mansur.
Tecuuseh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23

Oklahoma City. o. T.. April 22.-The
County Teachers Normal Institute Of
Oklahoma county viii be held in this
city. beginning with June ara and contin-
uIng for four weeks. 1t is anticipated
that more than a hundred students and
teachers VIII take work IN the institute.
Prof. Howell OF El Reno. VIII have entire
charge OK the work during the season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23

Through passenger service from g
Louis va Indianapolis. Col-zaaE1s owes
Penasvlvan sna Esie H1s-
Akron Router-to =, eseab-ia1ed AaT
SIN. wfB take Pan-Amarlesn E.xGez. ;io-
visitors from s. I.ouis a. ha1ai9 sgith-
ess than giuS ears For sF s&f
usa ca the srh5erE sd1ress 4 y 4--tsfle
r =. zeeut 1osiin. H.. q = - Lhes'
brozSa. 4 c. 2. Az. - Lelis. &e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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DOLLAR FOB DOLLAR
Oklahoma Creditors Are TO be Paid in


Oklahoma Creditors Are TO be Paid in
Full.
Guthrie O. T., April 22.-It is the gen
eral impression among those interested
that the affairs Of the Oklahoma Saw
ings Loan and Trust Company viii be
settled up and the stockholders paid dol
lar for dollar for all claims against the
institution. This state Of affairs is the
result, to a certain extent, of the indict-
ments found against the officers of the
company at the last term of the Logan
county district court. At that time the
attorneys for the defendants announced
that if the indictments were not brought
up again, that the officers would settle
up the entire matter
A statement is now being made of the
liabilities and assets of the company and
after its completion it win be submitted
to the officers and they viii at that time
make the announcement regarding their
future. Harry Gray has the matter in
charge, having been appointed receiver
by the court, and has been working on
the affairs Of the company for some time.
The ingredients of Hoods sarsaparilla
are in effect, strength, vigor and tone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-23
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Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
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stractor. Court House Phone 1887
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Redemption a 4 Inyest;Ieat o. u :.
]. Edmondsen. l22e. 1921 Lewellen,
Lewenen's third addition .........
Dora Young ct al 10 r. Feldner. odd
and even p to &c, block 6, Green
wich ....-....-.-..-.--..-.-.-
Nellie n. Toy Rothwell to John Null
lenix. %. % Hydraulic avenue,
Eurr's second addition -....-.....-.
Alexander Mccormick e al 70 John
C. Lane. 100 Mead avenue. Stovers
addition .-.-----..-- .-.--.--.-.-----..-
Elizabeth 8. Albertson % James
Sutton. same property .--...-.-.----.
Phalla II. Brown 70 Pascal Z. Worth
r North Lawrence avenue. city
Pascal L. worth to Alice r. Sites.
same property ....--.-.--.--.--.-.----
Jemina n. Bowers 20 Joseph Buck.
southeast quarter northeast and
southeast quarter northwest lag
=. A. Kinnaird % z. s. Noble lot 81
Douglas avenue. Eneiish's ad1ition 2
Ludwig Holman to LYDIA Rozeil.
81 Court street. city .--.--.---------.
Isaiah Baker TO @. Gehring. north
west quarter sontheast ana west
half less 3 acres or east SIDE south
west quarter OF southeast. al n
s5-z7-1 east .-..-..-.---...--------- :
r r. watson - Erasmus shoIl
81 "A Helbert avenue. HeIoert's ad-
dtlcn -.--.--- -------.---- ----------
vTunana c. Dryden 70 WHiiar O.
Robinson. 8 & E. 9 block -. &ul-
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Lizzie smith Earuy to jonathan -
Uavine. northwest quarter z5-zs-s
Fest ----..------- .----.----.--..---- {
John 8EaGeown % A. Z Lyman, -
and rcr1h half g Topeka avenue. 3
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