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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-24

Glencoe visited hy u sSaIl and Raia
storm

Guthrie. o. r.. March 23-lhe Glencoe
Mirror saws Tho Ions ana ser.ors
drcuth was broken Sunday night by
rain storm mixed with a heavy ana fear
fui han and high wind. Many persons
sought caves. fearing a cyclone vopla
meauder along t.--s way. The rain be
eao about 10 O'Clock. and in few min-
utcs hau began Co fan 81 larEe Quanti-
ties. pe!ung The tn and composition
roofs fearluuy Many wiudow lights
were broken bat rot o glass front $50 town
was injured Near Waiter Kinds place
south OF tovn IL is said the hair drifted
into ditch TO the depth of thrce feet
and some we're almost $3.50 largc as ben
eggs notwithstanding the hau and wind
the storm was welcome FOR it brought Ca
rain which the farmers were very soro'g
iu need Of
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CH0CTAW WORK At ARDMORE
Grading on the New Extension Be
comes Lively.

Ar5more ] T. March 15--Gra5tHg OF
the Choctaw road IS now going GO from
Ardmore 70 Hartshorue- g. -. War1
who has q contract for sradiug ato1t
thrle miles of the road, commenced op-
posite The cid business college. has ppt
abolt dfteen seams n work ana IS noT
making dirt Is he has something oFer
fifty men vorklng for him ST. A SHY
rr who IS stationed near narWoo5 ls
tearing ap the earth with al rose
dispatch He has nearly - Teams az
wark ana his employees are al ezrer-
sarcel ~,er and work Ike clock a-k
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IN STRIPS THREE MILES WIDE
How the Indians Are Taking AlIot-
menfs In the Reservation

y R910 O = Maroh - 70 CON-
anche country the work Of aliotiag the
Indians IS PROGRESSING satisfactory. Che
Caehe and the tvo Beaver creeks as Ear
south IS She moath e the Li-lla Beaver
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ROBB NOMINEE FOR MAYOR
becomes the Champion % the Kine-
nshcr wennhEframs

Klngasher. O. r.. March 7-The Re-
pubiicans az this city have nominated j.
D.. Eobb for mayor; Hoary Amey for citT
clerk. y. Y. Cieavor for police fudge IS
j. Houston Tor city attorney Daniel Me-
Leod for street commissioner. Andy a.
Wood Tor city marshal; A. r. schowalter
fnr traasur.r
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Guthrie. q. IT, March 25-In Okiahoma
cities OF The second class elections tsso
place on the first Monday in Nay The
campaigns are now beginning Council
men. marshal. clsrs. treasurer and police
judge art % be elected
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Guthrie. o. r.. Marcl E-It 81 under
stod that pawnoe Hni who runs utf
west show haa purchased hcr3 ~ bur
fa}o and VIII start buffalo farm ncar
Pawnee.
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NO LEADER
IN CRAVENS
THE OUTLAW
Too TreacheroUS to Obtain
Followers.
He HAS LOTS OF NERVE
Extracted a Bullet From His
Leg With a Knife,

around the Desperate, Ben Cravens' pal
I'm the Red Rock robbery and murder who
was captured near Morrison and is now
confined in the federal jail ia this city
When Ilst captured, the criminal gave
his name as Charlie Thomas. He has
insisted lrat his right name was Johnson
and this was an that hc would say re-
garding the matter.
The young man has been Identified
however. and his right name is Bert
NFe.ty Ills father is in Kiug6sher coun-
ty where he owns a farm ana his son was
with him until q few weeks ago when be
left with Ben Crarens. The Identification
came about in this manner. The United
States officers ascertained by means Of a
rlmor thar the young man had lived in
Eiug1sher county There are some young
men employed about the jail and the Of
0cars took them up TO Welty's cell and as
soon as the employees saw the prisoner.
they told us name and iu fact called him
by it, This let the whole thing out and
The young man has stepped farther in
than ha first supposed
Neftv has confessed that he and Ben
Cravens robbed postodice a few weeks
ago 90 eastern Oklahoma, but he refused
TO ten where the plumber was deposited
ly lham search VIII be instituted by
the officers in hopes of finding it, This
fact that Cravans and Welty have been
together strengthens the Red Rock rob
berry and murder matter and the chances
are that the young man is in for term
ln the penitenliary If not something more
serious-the loss Of his llfe
Ben Cravons. however has not been ap-
pretended. Tt is likely that he viii not
De caueht soon. The officers have The
opinion that he is fn the Creek nation and
that he will not come out Of his bsunts
for some time. Cravens is a DESPERATE
man and since his bovh0od has always
been into work of criminal nature AS a
boy he was first known in Chautauool1a
Chautauqua county. Kansas. The father
and mother lived i'm that town The
father I'd what work he could md 10 do
around town and the Younger Cravens
was a street urchin always into some
trouble more or less an of the time
Those who knew hin, vhfIa he lived IN
Chautauoua state mat fbez never hoard
of Ren cravane heinz connected z-i+l,
ANYTHING good. III there was a street fight
Crayens was IN r. He zvas never 1il,a1
10y the bows Of the TOWN and # was bis
deIlebt t3 he in eeb+ n was ,5s,,all,,
some one Younger Than himself tbat h.
had his troubles with and nc &, how stood
out alone as he does now i'm tl1e annals If
recent oatlawrv
AS Crsvo-e CROW 7in no atte~,n+e5 tho
country dances and If each event If h.
was present there was some lind of a.
row. 1T was most always q fefio en-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-28
Will WHITE SPEAKS
Kansas Author Addresses
School Teachers at Topeka.
MRS. NATION CARRIED OUT
Saloon SmaSher Attempts 10
Make Temperance Speech.
IRIS. NATION CARRIED OUT

Topeka, Kan, Dec 27.-The largest
crowd OF the meeting was in attendance
at today's session OF the State Teachers
Association. The principal paper read at
the morning session was by VIM. A
White. editor of the Emporia Gazette
His subject was: The Country EDITOR
and the Country School" 8Ir. Whites
paper was well received. Carrie Nation
the Kansas joint smasher, attempted TO
address the teachers. Going up 10 the
speakers stand. Mrs. Nation told Presi-
dent Sinclair that she had been request ed
TO speak by a large number of the teach
ers. The president informed her that he
had heard nothing OF such & request
Without waiting fer an introduction Mrs.
Nation advanced TO the front Of the plat
form and began to address the teachers
in her usual style. She was removed be-
fore she had fairly got started. The clos
ing session VIII be held in the high school
auditorium at o'clock tonight The main
features will be a lecture on Boys" by
DR.. A. F. Winship, of Boston.
J. H Hill. of the State Normal. at En-
poria, was selected president and J. W.
Wilson, of Atchison. first vice-president
OF the association for the ensuing year.
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impairment OF hearing robs one 81 the
many OF the joys Of life. exposes 70
DANGER. inter1ereS with CAPACITY for USE
lutneSs. limits ability 10 transact business
ana earn living. Many annually aban-
don their plans. ambitions and hopes on
account Of loss Of hearing.
in nearly every case OF partial OF com
piete deafness there is another feature
tnaI 10 many is more Troublesome than
the olIficulty OF hearing-the diSIracs9nE
mead noises. These make such an Inn
preston on some as TO almost drive them
insane The everlasting buzzing. ringing.
swapping, rumble or roar, distracss them
by day and prevents rest AZ niglz-
Nine cases out OF ten OF head noises
ana progressive hardness Of hearing are
due 10 catarrh OF the middle ear or OF the
tube leading from il 70 the throat
II should be understood and constantly
borne IN mind that 10 restore the hearing
and silence the distracting noises a treat
ment is required that VIII allay innamma-
ton N the eustachian tubes, reduce the
congestion and swelling and stop che Sc
erection OF mucous so that the tubes Will
be and keep open for the free passage Of
air into the middle ear. No locally ap-
Piled medicine will effectually 90 this.
only searching constitutional Alternative
and resOlvent viii cure casarrh in the
deep recesses of the head.
Two acquaiRtances OF the writer were
run down and killed by the cars In one
year. Both had catarrh OF the head.
which had extence. up the euStachian
tubes. leading from the throat to the mid
die ear, and were quite had OF hearing
In both cases the coroner's jury decided
that they came 20 their death because Of
inability to hear and heed signals that
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x q . IT - "a Y e.
R..,.sh. n The Kind Y0u Have AlgayS 3ogChi
Signature a LsxHZNzx$x
IN MATRIMONIAL TANeLE.
Rich Mans Friends Seek to AnnuI His
MARRIAGE,

New York, Dec. zs.-The tangled r1atri-
monial relations and the eccentriciues OF
Fleming stanhope Phillips. rich dry
goods merchant, who died nearly a year
ago. leaving his estate to his second wife,
Martha Bagg Phillips. figures IN a viii
contest trial begun yesterday before Jus
tice O'Gorman Of the supreme court. Mr..
Phillips only brother. James Ralph Phil
lips, is trying to prove both that stan
hope was Incompetent TO make a viii and
that he was uaeltlv Influenced by his - c.
ond wife The Grst wsCc woo was ,i.ece
McGregoT Ph.s-ps was not il ',alrt. but
she was represented isy counsel.
While James Phillips asserts that his
brother left S5o0eo0 Mrs Philips II says
it was only S1eo.oo9. II is conceded. how
ever. that she has an annual income from
1t OF S25.eo0.
Stanhope Phillips marriage 20 his first
wife was annulled IN New Jersey eighteen
years age. and soon afterward be married
Miss Bagg. James now asserts that the
annullment was procured - oolusion-
Stanhope Phillips body was cremated
and it was declared when the case came
up before the surrogate thai the crema-
tion was Mastered Sc that none OF the
relatives might set possession q the
head for sho purpose Of an autopsy
DR.. Charles l. Dana testified yesterday
that Phillips IL 1ss7 vas suffering from
paresis.
James P. s5reeser who was 81 aIr. Pht-
lips Office for several years. testiled az
ter examining the signature q the wis
IT doesn't look ike his hauasritlng at
al. and I don't thiak Il Is h-s hsadvrit-
ing
Ezra LOOMS. another witness, vss ros-
itive that the signature VAS rot Fhilh7.
Mrs Lena Marie philips sai1 rhat Bog
iasbard. James Fala.Is 90 not approve
~ his brothers sen1 narrlaec esd cen-
se,fuentig there vas ntffe or 30 es
between tie rseo fau
..Ld voer husiard erer saT - s--
hove that e nan cd envy = Uz-.i
oaes ia the zishs II Eoi- she was esEes
eyes. SIR she ai
She ssd ftat sic aesr Esr thP Fs-l
wife ulta tse hearl-s - 90 Fsrr7Eates
r4art anH that 1szh So sn4 bar a1zsis-.a
wen. rrta1tesl - a detective fr1- ar ai-
iar Strta r E1t stseErre
uas rcrv sad e. taem 1ie h ~
the stree cav es dlT ae
rathe- thsaiy elad - gave hfr 80 sal
her a. - ea5 s fs-s ou arlr 60
casfsa lie save her husband zaee5 81 by
g raw wasc1. = rlaee q .s 90 Gre
L = expected that ths trial 81 acauy
TIC weeks
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TRUST THwARTEo PLANS
Warden JeWett Finds Price OF Sisal
Very Hidh in Yucatan


! I.eavenworth, Kan. Dec. 27-The three
wardcns who went to Yucatan 10 buy
sissl for the penitentiary Irvine plant
! returned without having purchased much
Of the raw material They thought they
were stealing a march on the Irvine trust
+ but they wern't. WHEN they arrived ir
The land OF sisal, they found the price OF
tho product had been advanced a few
days before with a sudden boInd TO as
! high as ten certs per pound.
The three men who went ara Warden
JeTett OF the Kansas pelitentiary. War
den Woolfer OF the Minnesota state prls.
ons and Wadren Boucher Of the South
DAKOTA prison Their intention OF gCing
20 Yucatan was kept = closely guarded
secret.
The year before. when Deputy War
den Thompson went down 20 buy sisal
for tie Kansas peniteutiary. II vas an
ncunced for weeks before IN the news
PAPERS Tho tvine trusts got hold OF IL
and wired their agents 20 Yucatan 10
raise The price q Few days before Thamp-
sons arrival and To keep the price up
until he departed In consequence Tkc11p-
son had 10 pay Dig price for tbs sisaI
ara the trust getting it cheaper. was
enabled Il compete with The product sold
by the state.
Warieas Jeweft. Woolfer and B7ucher
determined 10 proft by Thompson ex-
rerienca not dozen persons outside q
thelr immediate frienes ard the STATE off,
Gals knew II their destination until thy
Ian been gone a week WHAT vas their
surprise when they reached Yucafan 20
hlrhe- than it vas last year wben
Taomrzoa went down
FACE warden louehf aohgt - hales
81 ;ho raw usfrFlsl ara care hack
Sgt orir THIS hut the eiiuate didn't
agree ulth them they contracted 1he GTs-
ertery. and herea recovered from the
effects ~ tha t-.p set
The zarliees - course. we're ag-h cha
rriasd "a .he oatcome - mar t-ir. 1ney
~ ssgefa rd GER Row IRE talns iraFt
v- next 10 thsir piars The three
Harlrrs t1aE rlsf re rroFtr hsif -ni-
s.oa LrHars n drafts azf iefrers 70 cre5.s
vi,h sh.rh ~ sarrH-se re fsL Tlzstt
AID Eoashtr t -tr SIS ftc
sars ~ arf5s Ee Eox cIfv aa1 ks
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sr fllaesefs uth res fEe it-fe- -
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ga - f, fs-r r 81 Ess as
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were Intended for them. What happened
40 them Is of frequent occurrence and ia
three cases out OF four might have been
prevented BY the use OF Stuart Cata4ris
Tablets. These tablets cure al kinds ~
catarrh. They can be bought at any dr1g
store for 50 cents box.
That STARTS CataTrh Tablets do e.
fectually cure catarrh OF the cusrachtsn
tubes and the head noises and deafness
lowing;
Airs. Jane Barlow. the famous raodtste.
says,-'I finally had 90 give UP personal
attention 10 my customers. and IN cu1se-
quence MANY Of them went elsewhere. I
was in despair for specialists seemed
poweriess 10 help me. SruartS Cafarrh
Tablets cured me IN lust little while 50
completely that now l hear rs well as
ever"
Army surgeon c. s. Beverly became 50
deaf from catarrh that he was forced -
feSSion. lie saws. ''Of course my IN
herent professional prejudice was hard n
overcome but knowing OF the great e'ns-
NJ YOU had received. my dear General.
through the use Of Stuarts catarrh Tab
lets, used them The great and almost
immediate relief I experienced was truly
astonishing. l an now entirely cured and
have no fear 81 the disease returning. (
80 back 10 my Old post next month.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets have done il.
do do IL. VIII DO T. Try them and "a
convinced They are for sale AT ans drag
store at % cents box It VIII pat vou
70 very little trouble or expense 20 prove
what they viii do for You send 20 ~
\. Stuart Co. Marshall. Mich. for their
free book about Catdrrh. \ postal card
viii bring H. Write today
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street, slipped and fell s. feet. a pro

street, slipped and fell So feet. pro-
jecton of the roof caught him.
New York. Dec. 27.-"Jack" McKenna
of Denver, Colorado. deposited a forfeit
of $1,000 today TO bind a match between
Abe Atten and Terry McGovern for the
featherweight champion of the world.
Sibley, Ohio, Dec. 27.-Col. D. L. Cockley,
who organized the Shelby Tube com
pany, the first concern of its kind in
the United States, is dead. He was born
in 1874. and was a prominent figure in
the Republican party.
Pierre, S. D. Dec. 27.-Insurance Commits
sioner Shoher has issued an order can
ceiling the certificates Of authority TO
do business in South Dakota, of the Ma
tional Aid association of Topeka, Kan
sas
New York. Dec. 2.-Steve Bederick shot
three men in the streets Of Passiac. n.
J., and when finally captured he would
have been lynched had it not been for
the firm stand made by a local justice Of
the peace and a few citizens. Bederick
had quarrelled with John Stondt, and in
rage shot him in the neck.
Scranton, Pa, Dec. 27.-An Ontario &
Western coal train ran away on the
heavy wn-grade on the Scranton divi-
sion east of Poyntelle, near Preston
Park. In passing a switch it jumped
the track, plunging down a hill for 80
feet. The engine and forty loaded gon-
dola cars were piled in a mass. Four
men killed were Engineer Whiting of
Mayfield Yard, Fireman Charles Willard
of Carbonate, two trainmen whose
names are not yet known.
London, Dec. liking Edward received
Marquis Ito in audience at Marlborough
house today. The foreign secretary.
Lord Landsdowne. introduced the Japa-
nese statesman 10 the king.
st. Louis, No, Dec. 27.-Theodore Dud-
dleston, Jr.. formerly assistant for the
Stockyards bank of East st. Louis. Ill,
was arrested today on a warrant
sworn to by Charles T. Jones. manager
of the National stockyards, and charging
him with embezzlement.
Denver, Colo, Dec. "a special to the
Post from Cripple Creek says: Martin
Gleason, 80 years Of age, superintendent
of the Wild Horse, Demon and Dead
wood mines, was found dead today at
the bottom of the Kalamazoo shaft, 500
feet below the surface of the ground.
The body was horribly mangled
Astoria. Ore, Dec 27.-The French bark
Henrietta sank in Astoria harbor last
night No lives lost.
Pittsburg. Dec. 27.-winfeld 4. sarter,
well known stock broker Of this city,
shot and killed himself at his home in
the East End today.
Greenvnle. Pa, Dec. 27.-Six hundred en-
ployes of the Pittsburg & Lake Erie rail-
road have been notified of an increase
OF ten per cent in wages, commencing
January /. The raise applies to conduc-
tors. brakemen, switchmen, engineers
and firemen. and was voluntary on the
part OF the company.
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TO AVERT COLLISIONS
Topeka Man lnVents Machine for
Avertinq Railroad Accidents,

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 27.-F. P. Scraper
a resident of Topeka. has invented de-
wise which he claims will ehectually
prevent collisions in railway trains. The
inventor calls his patent the ''non-col-
lision safety patent" and he expects it
to be in operation on all roads IN the
United States before long.
The devise works by means of torpedoes
which train motion places on the track
and which will warn an approaching
train of its proximity to another. The
inventor believes his method Of warning
the train crews VIII do away with the
block system OF signals and be the means
of saving many lives annually lost in rail
road wrecks as well as to save millions Of
dollars to the companies using it. L.
Blackman is backing Mr.. Scraper and is
as enthusiastic over the success of the
invention as the inventor.
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INFORMATION wANrEn.

The manufacturers Of BANNER sALvE
having always believed that no doctor CT
medicine can cure IN every case. but
never having heard where Banner sslva
failed to cure ulcers. sores. tctter. eczema.
like 70 know IL there arc such cases. II
so they wiz gladly refund the money. q.
Gshring. 90 East Douglas. Geo. Van
werden. S2S North Main. wichita DRUG
Co. ITO East Douglas
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JUDGES IN soUABBLE
Interesting Contest Is Looked for In
Seventh District.

Norton, Kan, Dec. 27.-Tbere is likely
to be an interesting squabble in the sew
q teenth judicial district when the time
IS for the judgeship TO change hands.
The report has beeE circulated that Jrdge
,;ciser ard J. R Hamilton. the sppointee.
had decided on IN agreeable methrd OF
procedure, which was that Judge Geiger
would open court in the usual manner
ana then turn it over to Mr.. Hamilton
under protest, thus reserving his right 10
contest. Mr.. Hamilton said this morning
that no such agreement had been made
and that he would make out the vouchers
in the usual way and draw the salary,
no matter what was done.
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Mr.. r. Gray, VINO lives near Armenia,
Duchess county, ". Y, says: Chamber
lain's CoDgh Remedy. is the best medicine
I have ever used. 1t is a fine children
remedy for Group ard never fails to cure -
When given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
has developed, 1t viii prevent the attack.
This should be borne in mind and bottle
of the Cough Remedy kept at hand ready
for instant use as soon as the symptoms
appear. For sale by druggists.
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SETBACK TO ARCH
Naval Enthusiasm Gampened BY the
SchIey Investigation.

Scnicy inNcStigaticu.
New York. Dec. 1s-Actlvity has tesa
temporarily abandoned upon the project
OF erecting a naval arch and water gate
at the battery This idea was 20 erect.
at cost Of 8. 800 magnificent structure
which should impress every beholaer zp-
preaching New York from the southwark
and testify the peoples gratitude 70 the
naval heroes or Santiago and Manila
Park benjamin. president of the Naval
Arch commission. declared yesterday Nat
the scmeue is to be held "a ahcyance FOR
a while because OK the outcome q tho
Schley court % inquiry
'"rhe arch association" Dc said has
not dissolved ard does not intend 90 do
so. IL has secured Official approval ~
site has completed an ifs designs and es-
Inmates and since last siay the chairman
Of the finance committee. Col r. NJ
Thompson has beea engaged IN orranlz-
ing HIS committee of - gentlemen. saen
OF whom. Individually. undertook 20 pro-
vide cortain amount ~ money duriag
the FIVE years which. 70 is estimated
would &c required for the huiislng ~ ira
arch IN TN last October about rs names
had been secured and the work ~ the
others is progressinE well 7 don't knew
how much money We have secured. bat
believe il Sc about quarter % a million
dollars
when the unfortunate schisy coufro-
versy became acute the difficulty % get
ting TIE people interested IN fhe arch
rapidly Increased. We began % - i0l4
that the time was unfavofabis. that ths
navy vss under a cloud srd nothing that
We could say seemed % help matters
ar. benjamin. ra.1 that The piaar ~
fha arch viii be- Put o. exhibition ia 10
Metropolitan Mureem = Art as soon a.
rra n rsrurr.fa ram Sc ~raea
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ENGINES LOCKED TOGETHER
Read-End Collision Occurs at Ottawa
on the 9urlinqton.

Ottawa. Kan. Dec 1.-THE engine OF
the Burlington passenger number POS and
the yard switch engine had head-end
collision here yesterday in front Of the
Santa Re depot The passenger was just
pulling IN and the switch engine was
switching some freight cars. The col
lision occurred on the first track. the one
upon which the passenger always pulls IN.
The men on each engine claim thst their
train was stopped and the other ran into
il
The one that was running WAS evidently
running very slowly as the damage Gone
was comparatively slight. The from. end
OF the switch engine was raised up on
the pilot OF the passenger engine and tho
front four wheels Of tho switch engine
were of, tho track The pilots OF 10th
engines we're smashed and some rods in
front broken Tho draw bar OF the front
end OF the combination mail and bag
gage coach was broken out
II took over an hour 20 separate the
engines and both had TO be taken 70 the
shops
Pardoned, but Had TO Leave Country.
Weir City, Kan, Dec Z7.-Romain Tau
baux. who shot his wife and four sona
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three wardens miscarricd. 1t will prob
ably result IN binding twine being higher
in Kansas this year than it was last.
owing 20 tie small supply the peniten-
tary officials we're able 10 secure- 1t is
understood Warden Jewett purchased n
limited amount OF the raw material al
4 reasonable price
Warden Jowett said TO a reporter last
night that their trip was not entirely
fruitlcss rs the wardcns SECURED pointers
which will prove very valuable to them
in the future