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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
WAS GOOD FlNANClER
DOwaGer Empress Frederick Leaves
MilIior fIarhs 90 Esch ghIh

Berlin, Aug 2S.-The Lokal Anzieger s
Holmburg correspondent SAYS that Dow
ager Empress Frcderick's viii gives TO
each OF her children. including the em-
peror. a round million marks. The es-
tate is larger than had been expected
and the dowager empress has enlarged
the same through skillfui manag cement
and reinvesting her income.
The Tageblaitt TODAY prints an au-
thoritative denial OF the report that the
dowaFer empress was married 20 Baron
Won seckendora. grand chamberlain.
The emperor has ordered that the usral
autumn parade by the court >corps on
September . De omitted.
Homburg. Aug 2S-she VIII Of the late
Dowager Empress Frederick was opened
without special ceremony today. Her for
tune totals eleven millions m~a Her
six children receive q million each. The
youngest. Princess Margaret Of Hesse.
wife or Price Frederick Charles of
Hesse) also gets Frederickshof castle. on
which the dowager empress spent the
whole OF three million marks bequest
which she received from the late Conn
tess Gauiera. The DoWager Empress de-
stroyed her most private papers The re-
mainder were deposited ia the Frederick
shof library.
The fortune Of the dowager empress
included nothing from the late Queen
Victoria. the dowager empress having
renounced al lciaims on her mothers es-
tate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
SENSATION IS SPRUNG
Exciting session Is Had on Investi-
CATION of Detective scandals

( Chicago, Ill. Aug. 2s.-Chief Of Police
O'NeHI was the first witness in the after
nonn session OF the investigation OF the
detective department scandals here TO-
day His testimony was mostly I'm re-
buttal OF that given yesterday by Lieu
tenant Joyce. the officer on trial. and
tended 10 contradict most OF Joyce 8
statements.
in an effort OF the prosecution TO prove
that Joyce had a guilty knowledge Of the
alleged bogus expense account collected
from the state by Detective Tracy. a
question brought from the chief the state
msnt that before Joyce went into the de-
tective department he had heard nothing
III OF him and that after he had entered
II. he had heard nothing good Of him
Nearly al the evidence fn Joyee's case is
in, and a decision by the civil service
commission which is trying the case. Is
expected late this afternoon
TIE sensation ~ the afternoon session
was spruug oy Captain Lake P. CoIeran.
chief II detectives. who was calieE % the
witness stand shortly after o'clock by
Cirn Service Coumiissioner Ella C1lieraa
admitted thar II VAS abe business %
Joyce as Iisltenart ~ detectives. to fnd
out whether Detectives Tracy and Cra-
rner really Cd leave the STATE O. bring
back Iarkias from Cle~elar8. a. claimed
lu the AFFIDAVIT FOR eErense lncaev from
.he state. Yesterday JORGE ma ntai1c3 oE
TIE stand that q; the tine he rigne1 the
expense account hc had 70 knowledge
that Detective Gallagher brought she
prisoner. or that Tracy ~ crsmer haf
--- ~.s-f--~ras ff.a ff--tfrr frr- ----.fasaa.s
% have erected ir fhe eTlfas-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
CHANCE or WAR SMALL
Possible Conficg Between Columbia
Grows More Distant

Washington, Aug. Official mall ad-
vices received at the Colombian legation
here today tend 70 show it is stated that
the chances of war between Colombia
and Venezuela grow more distant every
DAY. The mail contained Information 10
the effect that both Nicaragua and Ecua-
do-ean governments have given the Co
lonbian government the fullest assur-
ances thai they viii remain strictly nsu-
trsl with regard 20 the strained relations
between Colombia and Venezuela The
mail also brought the details Of the com
nlete defeat of a hand o. 2593 Colombian
revolutiouists under General Marin al the
town of Anapoyna, by the government
forces. The Insurgents has previously
occupied the town oS Giradof. or the
Afsezalena river. which Is small hut sm-
norrsur as being railroad terminus u
s stated ,hat d aoo Colombian trca1s
are guarding the border Fl command of
General Valencia who zss formerly
minister of war ln the Colombian cabinet
colon. Colombia. aug z7--lsthmian a.
FAIRS coatinue allisl. The Uaited states
runhoat Efachlas probably XII &c 10
Bocz Dei Tor1 a. the end rf faa week.
Il fararable nezs fer fhe guverarssnt Is
rsot recs.vsd from tAst point y % ex-
pe-ted that The French cruiser salhe,
ui1l saH ln few d4ys
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
INDIAN COURT
OFFICIALS
ARRESTED
Ward and Henderson of SpirC
|. 7. Charged
With LESE MAJESIE
Failed to Administer Affairs
According to Dukes Idea

Guthrie, 0. T. Aug. 2s.-J. c. Jefferson
Ward and Clerk William Henderson of the
Indian court at spiro. I. T. have been ar
rested at the instigation of Governor C.
W. Dukes of the Choctaw nation, and re-
moved to san Bois. where they are con-
fined in jail TO await trial on a charge OF
Iese majestic.
Both were appointees Of the governor.
Owing to differences Of opinion about
collection of hay tax in the nation and the
failure OF the spiro court to administer
affairs according 10 the governors idea,
he several days ago issue0 orders prac-
ticaIly removing them and appointing in
their places Edgar Moore and Louise Le-
fore. The outgoing officials gave up the
keys, but declined to deliver the books
and papers to their successors.
The governor did not like this rebellion,
and at once sent detail Of light horse
men to make the arrests.
The books have not been found.
Ward and Henderson have applied 70
Federal Judge Gill at Vinlta for a writ
Of habeas corpus compelling the Choctaw
nation officials to release them from jail.
The writ was issued returnable before
Judge Clayton in Muskogee, on Septem-
Der .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
WITNESSES MADE PUBLIC
Those Who wiz Eale Part in schIe,
Court SsiVen.


COurt esiven.
Washington, Aug. 2S.-The list of wit
nesses prepared by Captain Lemley, judge
advocate Of the Schley court of inquiry.
and transmitted TO Admiral Schley yes
terday. was made public by Captain Lem
ley yesterday. 1t does not purport 10 be
a complete list, but includes the prin-
cipaI witnesses who viii be called b. the
judge advosate. The witnesses whom Ad-
miral Schley has asked TO be summoned
are not included in the list The list is
as follows;
Rear Admirals VIM. T. Sampson. Rob
ley D. Evans, Francis J. Higginsou,
Charles Scott and Captain Henry c. Tay-
Ior.
Captains French R. Hardwick. Casper
F. Goodrich. Charles D. sigsbee. Wrn. c.
Wise. Francis A. Cook, Bowman II. Nc
Gala. Theodore F. Jewell. wm. NJ. Fol-
ger, Robert R. Berry. John J.. Hannum.
retired.
Commanders VIM. P. Potter Richard
Wainwright. Newton L. Mason, Seaton
Schroeder. Giles 3. HARDER, James NJ.
Miller, Lewis c. Hellner, Alexander b.
Bates.
Lieutenant Commanders Sidney S.
Staunton, Nathaniel R. Zusher, \. ".
Grant, Albion C. Hodgson. VIM. H. il.
Wm. H. schuetz, Templin
NJ. Potts, Alexander Sharp jr.
CAPTAIN VIM. c. Dawson, Z. S. N. c.
Lieutenants Charles c. Marsh. Spencer
S Wood, Victor 3. Blue. James Dohl
Chas. Webstre. John Hood. Charles H.
Harlow, Chas. W. Dyson, Kenneth Me
Alpin.
Lieutenant 0unior grade) Ernest L.
Bennett.
Ensign Henry G. Muslin.
Chief Quartermsster Nens Anderson
and others.
The list OF witnesses to be called by
the judge advocate throws considerable
light upon the lines of testimony which
he Will seek 10 adduce before the court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29

81 endorse Peruna because I HaVe
found by perSOrzl experience fhaf Ii Is
nor q common patent medicine. buf q
scientifically prepared medicine which
simply cures cafsrrh aad cleaaSeS The
blood of its impurities, keeping IRE
system in q fine, healthy condition.
1 consider it as rather 4 carefully pre-
pared physicians prescription, and have
never found any which acts As promptly
and permanently as Peruna.
at deserves the highest praise, and I
know that those who have tried it, have
perfect faith in ito. F. JENKINS.
After all the personal experience OF
one man is worth more than the thoo-
retical guesses of q thousand men. Nr.
jenkins knows what he is talking about
when he recommends Peruna, because
he has tried ii. Peruna cures catarrh
because it reaches the source of catarrh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
LAND ON BOOM
Oklahoma city Real Estate Is Selling
at G00d Figures


Oklahom aCity, 0. T.. Aug. 2.-The IN
precedented activity which has ruled in
real estate the past three days shows no
signs OF abatement. says the Oklahoman.
and that West lain street is now the
chief attraction is demonstrated in the
fact that 0more lots were sold yester-
day west of the Frisco tracks. making a
total of So lots sold in that addition dur
ing the past two days
This movement has nothing Of the hap
hazard location about it, but is the nat
ural sequence Of 4 wei defined tendency
to make that q residence section of the
city which is most reasonable inclina-
tion, from the fact that it lays near the
business porto nof the city and is nat
urally suited for a residence district The
ground lays beautifully west of the Frisco
tracks and there is little doubt that when
street car system is established in this
city that section viii be first favored on
account of it's easy accessibility. as no
grading VIII be required and the building
of the line out there VIII be comparative
ly inexpensive. Another fact which an
peals TO the prospective home buyer is
the fact that the best natural park site
near the city is located near the West
Main street addition. and when a park is
secured out there, which is a future GER
tainty ii is bound % greatly enhance the
value of the property which may be
said 10 bee selling now for song. COM
pared with values which viii in the i'm
mediate future rule thatsection OF The
CITY Those Who have already purchased
lots in that quarter have declared their
intention of building on them immediate
iy-some Tor personal residences. but The
residences 50 near the heart of the city
hnd ready rental as the short order i'm
which those already built were taken up
amply gives evidence. That Maia street
is the popular quarter at this time there
is mo saiusayiag. and we look for it 10
5e rapidly taken and built up with hand
some cottages.
The real estate activity here comes as
surprise to the ill advised persons Who
listened 10 the prophets Of evn and be-
Hevcd THAT the opening of The new coun-
try Wouid cause q general hegira 20 that
section and cause the vacatl1g of many
houses here. and result in q drop rent
ais and slump in land sales. This cry
1ecanoe So common that the most 0uti-
mlstic became conservative aaf await
Cd The outcome ana the RESUMPTION of
activity after the opening ~ the reserya-
t.on had become an Cid story was followed
oF rlsh which shows uo sc1 AZ cessa-
ton There are several causes Tor this.
perhaps The most potent be5rs the closing
~ the ccal to- the construction az tho
oklahoma city q Western rlilrcad The
d. .arleri f1r tt-.rfrl rf rr.r1.4 f- r--.--,f--.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
PE-RlD-NA rSE e1'HHsHa .H.11n ACTS PROMPTLY.

Peruna eleanses the blood Of its i'm
purities because itregulates those organs
that make blood.
Peruna keeps the system IN a fine,
healthy condition, becaase it restores
the function Of every organ, and brings
vigor TO The organic nervous system.
Mr.. jenkins Is right. Perunais a care
fully prepared prescription prepared BY
one Of the oldest and bcst-knovn phvsi-
clans in America. This is why il acts
promptly and permanently.
Congressman og,isu's Letter.
Congressman H.w. Ogden, Of Benton.
La., writes:
81 cSH couScienticESly recommend
your Penuns as s fine tonic and aH-
round good medicine. To those who
are ia need OF eafarrh nsmedy. J
know OF nothing better "--H. ~.
Ogdez.
F.W. Radtze, 40 8Iintzer street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, writes:
u deem it my duty to inform you that
/ have been ~oubled with catarrh for
t~e-@ ~-t-7 49, NA-sAA4 AANh N0AA ah ..af
trade. have tried almost every cure
on the face Of the earth, and had doc
tors attend me at their Office and IN the
hospital but could not get relief until I
tried your wonderful Pcruna. I was
very doubtful whetherit would help me,
but at q good friends advice, tried your
Peruna which is = God-send 10 all catarrh
sufferers After taking but four bottles,
am very much pleased indeed. can
safely say that one more bottle viii De
enough. After taking the second bottle
/ could 20 to work AZ my trade (sawyer)
and the dust has no effect on my throat
now. / shall recommend Pcrgns 20
everybody who suffers with catarrh.n-.
+. ". RSdtke.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OK Peruna,
write az once TO DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement Of your case and he VIII
be pleased to give you bis valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, President II
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
ALL IN READINESS
University or Oklahoma to Begin FaIl
Term.

Norman, O. r.. Aug. 2S.-The fall
semster Of the University Of Oklahoma
wiu begin September TO- Every thing is in
readiness for the opening OF the school
year, and there is every indication Of a
large enrolment A heavy. correspondence
from inquirers indicates an increase over
the attendance Of last year. Several adj
ditions have been made to the faculty
and corps Of instructors. The new teach
ers and workers are: Mr.. J. g. Marine
of Granted, Mo, director of the music
school; Edwin B. Evans OF Ohio, instruc-
tor in English and teacher Of eIocUtion;
Miss Katie Mcbride Of Greenfield, NO,
teacher of voice; Paul J. White, instruc-
tor in botany; Professor Sturgis. instruc-
tor I'm Letin and Greek. and Mr.. c. d.
Bunker. preDarator Of the museum.
The members of the facuyt I'm nearly
every instance have been taking work in
some Of the noted schools OF the country.
or doing other work calculated to pre-
pare them better for the next years work.
Professor Elder has been studying some
new works in mathematics through the
vacation; Professor Matlock has been
doing some newspaper work on the Paci-
ne coast; Professor Cole is in Columbia
university. New York. taking some ad-
vanced work in psychology; Professor
Parrington has been in Seattle, Wash;
Dr. EanVleet has spent the summer in
the field with the Oklahoma geological
survey; Professor Gould is acting as
geologist for one Of the United States
survey parties; Professor Paxton is now
in England on his way home from a
years study at Rome.
The board of regents has done the neces-
sary preliminary work in connection iwth
the new buildings. and it is probable the
contract VIII be let in September A main
recitation han, gymnasium and heat and
light plant are TO bee added. The mater
ial for the large han VIII be possibly buff
brick and Oklahoma line stone. A com
plete landscape ARCHITECTURAL scheme work
ing out which VIII give the territorial
university up-to-date equipment The
new buildings viii be ready for use next
year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
ENTOMBED BEING RESCUED
work on Awful Accident in England
Il Pushed

London Aug. 2s.-The rescue operations
at the Donibristle mine in Pertshire. con-
tinues without cessation ln the face ~
enormous difficulties. The voice ~ some
Of the entomhed men were heard yestcr-
day. ard at o'clock This morning CThurs-
day. three men were eEtrlcated
The survivors tell of terrible ezper-
fences and narrow escapes. They were in
deep water and moss after the sabsidence
one saved himself by clinEinE 20 o bar in
the roof ~ The workings. He tre1 %
extricate another. who was up 90 BE neck
in water bot failed. The poor feilow was
choked hy the rubbish washed down irt5
the channel. It s. not l.ke,y thaf aHy
others viii be saved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29

The scr~t- Ll1e ~ th HarI the
Denver = R,o GTarfa Ealr1ae aTrs ~
tourists i- Colorado. rtsh ard ssea
GfElco the choicest reF1rtF. aa1 81 fhs
trsrs-co-ti1fr Traveller f rrarIeet
s-e-1rr- TVo separate s-f est-r-.
re1f-e thr1szh ere Horg &e1lfalrs s1
throesh tlekefs aFsiiatls v.a efffef Tte
sreet fine ta Cfrrle Greek fse rreatrst
gid camp or esrth pe er trsla
service wtrh thr1lrh E'.l-sn aiaee sr1
t1srist Eerrlcr eaTa setsree- Tae-Fsr San
r-anrtrc7 I'D I.rr Angelic. srd firaffr
are Portland Tie h~et nre ~ rtsh-
Idaho Eo-fsrs trez1s aaa 7ast.-sfe-
80 fHe -oEtea Gate~ay Hrts X
ffog-=r G = a - Dsarsr lair-s11.
f=r 81 1rf-sfe.l 6sr--I-rlff rar-Frfs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
LICENSES ARE FRAUDULENT
Injunction Proceedings Against Del
mar Jockey Club t. Brought.

MKT ""'Ht1 NtWU = fsFuuEHts
st. Louis, Mo, Aug. 2s -Injunctloa pro
ceedings against the Deimar Jockey club
were instituted in the circuit court this
afternoon by the state az the relation OF
Attorney General Crow The petition
asks that the club. its officers and d.
rectors and agents be en3oined tcmporn-
sily from making books. selling pools Or
m.aling wagers or bets or registering
bets or races run az the pelmar tracks
by virtue OF licenses numbering from
9's 20 4s9. which are alleged TO be fraudu-
lent
The petition asks that the temporary
Injunction be made permanent after a
final hearing aud thar the defendants be
ordered 20 deliver their licenses % tho
clerk OF the court for cancellation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
OUTRAGEOUS
GERMANY DEMANDS THAT PRINCE
cHUN HUMBLE HIMSELF.
That Chinese Knock Their Head Nlne
Times on Floor Before Bill.

That Chinese Knock Their Head Nine
Times on Floor Before Bit.
London. Aug. a.-A dispatch from Pc
kin says; Atelegram has been received
from Prince chun. stating that Germany
has determined that when he Is received
by Emperor William he shall bow three
times and that the secretary q The mis-
sion and the other subordinstss shall
knoc ktheir heads nine times on ths
floor before the emperor. The Chinese
enyoYs here appealed 90 IRE German min
ietcr tG secure q change in this plan.
but he replied that the arrangement had
been made ~ his government snd that
he could not act
Berlin. Aug . --Jhe Immediate attend
ants of Prince Chun are decidedly ineiz-
ualt at thelr Summary handling - the
German oncials. Herr yon Ra8ch. vha
is attached 10 the mission in behalf &C
The German government. ia calmly cons
plctlas fhe traFeiing arrauEsrients "a
spite ~ tha Chluese assertions fhaf they
may not process s0 eer.ia. Seine q ths
rIror Chfnrre sFeials objected fo iofg-
Ing on the fourth a0or ~ the hatsI aut
Won Raaca promptly iuierreesf aai
compelled fAer8 - ar-ert the quarters -
which taer had been astigne1 fssirE
that tae lowest ia rank ~ zee Members
~ fhe rrtiule are rr7rr lreat nadlea aacs
coercion is not re ehad
Pr1ce Ctgu haa dropped his prefzsss
m iaf,7resitrr ere ,s keeping ~ rsr~
start ffierrarhfe rl-aourfrsfior With
PrEin one eaale aeszass oorf hir -.
nrr permitted ~ iraFr fhe hofi The e
ls alleged ls dae o. tse Dsfeon4i orders
~ Emperor Hlfiar
70 s. rew generality co1ref~f that fhs
Ie'tg - fhe rlsaea .r aee 81 tas szvsrs
FRACTIONS ~ Emoerer grsllau in conasc-
.tor wlsh fhe rrr ttcr rarrrrrrfaI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
An Excellent Combination

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy.
-Y2UP or FIGs, manufactured by the
CALIFOREIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value OF obtaining the liquid laxa.
tive principles Of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
hem IN the form most refreshing 70 the
taste and accepta bic 20 the sy-..e.a, II
IS the one perfect strengthening laxa~
tive, cleansing the system effectualy.
0ispelling colds, headaches and fevera
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make Il the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
ere used. as they are pleasant 10 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities OF tbs
remedy are obtained from senna anc
otIer aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CBILFCRNIA FJG SYRUP
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effects and TO avoid limitations, please
remember the full nameof the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
TROY MOB
IS ARMED
FOR MURDER
VIII Storm Jail at TiShOmingo
to Secure
SIXTEEN YEAR OLD BOY
Who Is Charged With AS
sauIting Little Girl.

Ardmore. L T. Aug. 28.-Great excite
ment prevails today at Troy, small in
terror toyn, because OF an assault upon
Cora Bells. I'VE years old. Don Petty,
aged &c years, son OF a railroad contrac-
tor, is in jail at Tishomingo, on the
charge OF assauldng the grill The girl,
1t is reported, died last night at 6 o'clock
A mob. armed 10 the teeth, has started
toward Tisholningo, where the jail is
strongly guarded tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
- q - Natures ARlidele
~ ~ ~ FOR
Natures peiS8RS,

IS tie only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
IVY, an1 al rozious plants. Il IS com
posed exciusiveiyO OF rooss and herbs. Now
. TIE TINE % get the poison OFT CT your
SYSTEM, Is delay makes your condition
worse. Don experiment longer WITH
salves. washes and soaps-tley never cure.
II :. y. alsrs-eii io-ki1e-Pe- os The atlanta
tGa-4 C-s Light Co. was poisoned urlE Fc-s5-
O-E Re s1ck Sulphur, Ars~1lc a1l vsr-1gs
oster drsgs, aad appilei externally uu-.s-.'1s
itile rs and sa'res uitl n1 h-rcll ~ rl-es th-
ssF-li.ag and 90 zta-,-lti1l yves severe ~ was
atrHst l-lnd fr crsl ye1-s 8. e F1,se1 sE1'.it 2
t---1FpF-- al.er tlt.lrE c1e h---le rt 1-1
t-v r1ttlescl- ----l l-,s ioai oi he ri1tz1z &C
az esl-eroes e. tze diseasc & disappeared
People are Often rlizoned Rl.bcut
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sally u cur physicians, aud theT VII
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
BUSHELS OF WHEAT
twenty Cars OF cereal Is Billed Gut
Of alirn

Aline o. r., Aug 2S.-The following.
from the Chronoscope. seems to show
what kind OF business awaits the rail-
roads which push into the rich farming
sections OF Oklahoma:
Wednesday evening Aline wheat buy
ers had been buying wheat Il DAYS. on
that date - cars carried out % 500 bushels
OF wheat This means the placing I'm cir
citation among the farmers OF AHnes
territory Sl2,455. rise of sl.o9o per ac-
tual market day. Threshing has been re-
tarded because OF lack of coal. but now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
Rank Of AIine Chartered.

Guthrie. o. T. Aug zs.-Articles Of in
corporation were filed today with Sec
retary Grimes and a charter issued 10 the
Bank Of Aline at Aline, Woods county,
for a pjeriod OF % years. and with a capi-
ital stock Of Ss.00o. The officers are. J.
Taylor Bradley. president; Beeks Erick,
vice president; ". a. Kouns. cashier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-29
LUMBER COMPANY CHARTERED
Weatheriy Firm OF Enid Is Granted
Chnrter hE AecrefarN

Guthrie. O. T., Aug. 2S.-The Weatherly
Lumber company of Enid, Garfield coun-
ty, was today granted a charter by the
secretary The company is to exist for a
period of 20 years. and has capital
stock of $4,000 The directors are: 1T. A.
Lee, president: +. b. Weatherly. vice
president and secretary; S. r. Marshall.
treasurer. All of Enid