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better before the week was over, so 1
continued taking it for a month with
the result that my lungs were healed,
and [ no longer have that nasty tasting
discharge from my head and throat.
am most pleased with my recovery"
ALICE M. WALSH.
Mrs. A. Snedeker, Gainesville, Ga,
writes:
II saw that your catarrh remedy, Pc
runa was doing others so much good
that I thought l would try il and see
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ocala. Fla, March 2s.-Mr. Dwight
N. Barco of Cotton Plant and Miss
Annie Clark of Fellowship were mar
ried at St. Johns Methodist Church,
nine miles west of Ocala, this after
noon. The young people belong to two
of Marion county's best families.
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is in
he
widely
He elected to the Ftyhfth
the acknowdged leader of his party in his
of
Caah
the
the following a the
a be
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THE SUCCESSOR OF PING-PoNG.

lust as ping pong, or table tennis, is
becoming fashionable in TINS country
a rival for it has made it's appearance
on the other side of the Atlantic. The
new game is table football, and is
PLAYED with light ball, goal at the
I,nd Of the table and fans to drive the
hau Coal is scored by the team which
first fans the ball between the goal
nosts. The ball. of course, is much
lighter than a tennis ball. Good ten
MS nlayers make good ping-pong play
ers. but the same rule does not neces-
sarily hold good of the players of table
foothall
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Princc AdeIbert Is Not comina.

Berlin. March 26.-The Berliner
Tageblatt says 1t understands that no
visit to the United States by Prince
Adelbert. the third son of Emperor
William, has been contemplated.
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Congressman r. E. Lester is expect
ed home next Tuesday. Col. Lester and
Mrs. Lester are coming for a visit of
ten days to Mrs. Edward Karow.
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stock, both being of gray. trimmed with
black velvet.
A gray gown with three drop skirts,
to be worn separately, one black, one
white and one gray.
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WILL STRIKE MARCH 81.
About 10000 Operatives VIII he At
fected at Lowell.

HtEEItN EfVFF-NHF
Lowell Mass, March 27.-The textile
council this morning voted to order a
strike in the cotton mills Of this city
on March 81, because Of the refusal
Of the mill agents to grant 10 per
cent. increase in wages, in conformity
to the wage increase at Fall River The
strike will directly affect about 10000
operatiYes.
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been at the De Soto for several days
past, will leave Savannah to-day.
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haton tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at the knights of Pythias Hall.
Mrs. William Garrard and Mrs.
Abram Darlington Read have gone to
Charleston to spend few days at the
Exposition with Mr.. Read, who has
Just come South from Nashville. They
will return to Savannah Saturday and
will probably be accompanied by Mr..
Read who will spend Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. r. NJ Orme and Miss Lucy Orme
have returned from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Orme, in New Orleans.
Mr.. John Rourke, Jr., has arrived
from the University of Georgia, to
spend the Easter holidays at home.
There will be an egg hunt given by
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Park Easter
Eve, from until o'clock, al the corr
ner of 3sth and Abercorn streets.
Prizes will be awarded to the children
finding the largest number OF eggs,
and refreshments win be served dur
ing the afternoon.
Miss Rosa Putzel has returned from
Jacksonville.
Miss Placid Bridgers is expected next
week to visit Mr.. B. F. Finney.
Mrs. Sarah Cornell has returned to
Macon.
Mrs. Rauers is visiting Mrs. Dent at
Hofwyl.
Miss Augusta Wood has sent out
Invitations for a party to be given
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. W. Blake Daniels and Master
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There will be a rehearsal of Pow
at the knights of Pythias Hall.
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snrIIcT1 EVENlTs.

Mrs PercivaI c. snead of Selma, Ala,
& visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Lopez and Miss
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BARCo-CLARK.

w. H. Hendricks will leave for Kan
sas City to-day.
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Gibson have returned from. White
Springs. Fla.
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Mrs. r. NJ. Orme and Miss Lucy Orme
have returned from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Orme, in New Orleans.
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W.. W. Blake Daniels and Master
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Miss Augusta Wood has sent out
invitations for a party to be given
Monday afternoon.
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Mrs. Rauers is visiting Mrs. Dent at
Hofwyl.
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Mr.. John Rourke, Jr., has arrived
| from the University of Georgia. to
spend the Easter holidays at home.
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Miss Rosa Putzel has returned from
Jacksonville.
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Mrs. Sarah Cornell has returned to
Macon.
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Miss Placid Bridgers is expected next
week to visit Mr.. B. F. Finney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21

MISS GEORGIE BRYAN l93 Vance st, Memphis Tenn
al heartily recommend e Vegetable
Compound to all young girls for hae used myself with the best %
Last spring much and advised Il,
which did, and most pleased with its results The monthly
aches and distressing
all by f. Vegetable Compound,
now always keep 1t on hand TO help SICK days"
How Mrs. Pnkiam Helped Fanaic KGmpe.
First Letter.
DEAR MRs PrNKHAMI write for advice regard my
Mensuation has been coming each month and have sac
pains back and limbs and womb such huhes that It
though would burn have lad doctors treat but
they have done good Can help Miss FANNIE kCMPE
1922 Chester St, Little Rock, Ark (Sept. 10 IsoO)
Second
DEAR Mrs PISKHAMI feel my write and tell
Of
Pinkham's Vegetable The pains ok and womb
have all left and menstrual trouble corrected
thankful for the good advice and shall
medicine who Miss FANNIE
kUNPE, 1922 Chester ST. Little Rock Ark dee l6 l2o0l
profit by tho Of these
e..
troubles. rmation
tFatiOu, and all forms Of wOmans special Ills.
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NO STATEHOOD
FOR OKLAHOMA
THIS SESSION
Flynn Doesn't Propose to
Make Enemies by Fighting.
QUAY READY FOR BATTLE
Bill VIII Pass Sure at Winter
Session.

Washington. June 2o.-In consideration
Of what viii amount to tacit agreement
that the statehood bill shall be reported
out of the committee into the senate early
in the coming session of this congress in
December. the Insurgents viii not press
it the few remaining days of this session
and the senate Republican program will
not be disturbed
1t is said on excellsnt authority that
Quay of Pennsylvania stood ready 10
lead a sufficient number Of Republican
senator's whenever Flynn and other state
hood men said the word TO take the
statehood bill out of the committee on
territories and pass it. But hard as Flynn
and the others wanted statehood they
hardly wanted it at cost of insurrection
and loss of friendship Of influential Re-
publican senators who even though they
were against statehood this session would
be perfectly willing for it at the next.
The sundry civil appropriation bill now
in conference contains an item Of $4,000
for beginning the public building at Okla
homa city and like amount for Guthrie.
This is that work may not be deferred
until the public building appropriation
could be utilized.
w. NJ. Mccoy, postmaster Of Guthrie.
is here in the interest Of his re-appoint-
ment.
Miss Dorothy Flynn, who has been very
Ill is recovering slowly though still in
rather serious condition.
M Clemens, the Mineral Bath City
is reached without change of cars only by
the Grand Trunk Railway system. Time
tables and beautiful descriptive pamph-
let will be mailed free on application to
Geo. w Vaux, A G. P. & T. A, 135
Adams street, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
Tie Worlds Best Sum
frler Medicine.
CELERY
COMPOUND
Has Made People Well When
Every Other Remedy
Has Failed.

Paine's Celery Compound cures disease.
1t has saved the lives Of thousands of
sufferers. It has made the weak strong.
vigorous and happy.
PaiEe's Celery Compound puriies the
blood and buildg up the nervous system
as nothing else can do; it is pre-eHin-
emily the great life giver and health
maker.
Overworked and tired women stand in
urgent need of this health giving pre-
scription to make and keep them well.
All women should take advantage of the
remarkable power of this best of medi-
cines for restoring vigor 10 the blood ard
strength TO the nervous system. The all
important thing for nervous. run down,
and sleepless women is that PaiHe's Gel
cry Compound fortifies the whole phy 81
cal system, and by correcting digestion
and regulating the nerves, it insures
sound. refreshing sleep. In every. case Of
sickness. .Paines Celery Compound com
pleteIy and permanently brings back
health. Mrs. Mary NJ. Myers, Baltimore,
Ohio, saved by Paine's Celery Compound
after the failures Of able physicians,
gratefully writes as follows:
Il suffered for eight years with ner-
vous prostration and the general debility
common to women. and had such pains in
my back that I could not get around the
house. I used several remedies and con
suited several of the best physicians
without obtaining any relief Paine's
Celery Compound restored me to health.
q also want to say to all mothers that
ra;rorS. Celery Cou7O0l0d is a spfendid
medicine for their children
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
PAYNE COUNTY DELEGATES
They are constructed and viii hi.
vide among Three Candidates.

Saltwater. 0. T.. June 20.-Delegates
were named here yesterday to represent
Payne county in the congressional con-
vention at Enid. no instructions We're
given. although it Is stated that the ma
jority OF the delegates are in favor Of
supporting MCGUIRE. McNeal and Nor
san have friends on the delegation. The
delegates are as follows:
James Jones. ]. p. Kinlle f. f. Ingie-
bee. Chris Hoizer, J. H. Williams. c. {.
Walters. J. c. Jones. T. =. Calvert. II. Is.
jerome. W. A Knipe. Crank Rankin. r.
G. Hodges. T. a. Hutto. c. /. Lyon. II.
Il Yoakum, r. L. Lowery. c. X. Nc
Graw. F. J. Wykod. r. \. Andrews. W
y. Walkers.
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CHARGED WITH ARSON
ColsOn and .;efs-eys Arrested for the
Hire Al EranciS

Ardmore. 1. T. June eo-Last night
Deputy Nester and his posseman brought
in J. e. Colson and J. r. Je0reys both
charged with arson and murder These
defendants were tried before Coumls-
sioner Talbot ana the evidence. we m
derstand was very strong assiust them.
hence the action of the commissioner in
finding probahls cause.
On the Eth Of last March q ere oc-
CURED al Francis, over on the Frisco
road. ard % man by The name Of Gaines.
proprietor of the Commercial hotel. was
burned 10 death
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the city hall where the city council was
in session. notifying the chief of police Of
the fracas. who, upon investigating the
matter, returned and reported the same
to the council He was authorized to
deputize any required number OF men TO
queu the mob, but before this could be
put into execution motion was made
and carried for the council to proceed in
body TO the scene and ask the disturbers
to desist. This the council did. but they
We're too late. as the mob had returned
to town and dispersed
Later in the night, between i and L
O'Clock, Policeman Pat Allen was instruct
ed to hold the negro, holland Goldman,
as a witness to appear against members
Of the mob. Policeman Allen found him
at his home in. the south part of town
and brought him up town and was stand
ing inside Of Bets saloon. They had only
been there a few minutes when =. P.
Sparks walked in and when he saw Cold
man started for him and attempted to
strike him in the face, but missed him.
He picked up a beer bottle and threw it
at him. but missed him again. The police
man interfered and Goldman ran out the
door Sparks then turned on the police
man. and, picking up a seltzer bottle,
which was sitting on the counter. struck
Allen a hard blow on the head. Bystand-
ers interfered and Sparks went away. DR..
Wiley took several stitches in dressing
the wound this morning. sIr. Allen swore
out warrant for the arrest of Sparks,
who gave bail to appear today. Goldman,
the negro witness. was held at the Gala
boose this morning and VIII be on hand
when needed.
The mob was estimated at about 30 and
was composed Of the worst heodlum ele-
ment in the town. They held an open
air meeting and bloekaded the sidewalk
in front Of Sparks eating house in the
evening. and when q negro came along
would make him do the "hurry-up act"
Nothing but words of disapproval OF the
affair could be heard on the streets to-
day. IT is q deplorable thing that the
city's name should be dragged in the nire
and be made to suffer by the actions OF a
mob OF utterly irresponsible beings. The
question Of whether they or the negroes
should be made TO leave town is not very
hard TO answer.
A number of arrests will be made and
the disgraceful affair viii be investigated.
The family medicine in thousands Of
homes is Hoods Sarsapariua. Take only
Hood s
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ALL FOR JOHN EMBRY
Who Was Also Elected Chairma
From Lincoln CnunfY

Chandler. o. T, June 2e.-Resolutions
were adopted in the county convention
held here yesterday to select delegates
TO the Enid convention. endorsing John
Embry for Congress. Embry was also
made territorial committeeman. The del
egauon consists OF the following persons:
James Young J. c. Praye. J. j. Nor
ris. II. II. Thridbury. Il. B. Lofts. G. s
Page. Jacob Amburg. J. c. Pringy. Tom
Henderson. r. !. Conklin, o. G. Roher-
ton. r. L. Jerness. II. Caldwell. ]. P.
King. o. II. Hill A 4 Braslor. \ Tan
sell. J. II. Carter. II. C. Ellis. J. F. Ayers.
7 I. Dibler. ". a Scott, James Lock
wood. John Enbry. Fred Kirtley. J. NJ.
Hale. C. ". Hawner. s. D. Dennis, II. B.
Gilstrap.
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TO INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY
Shawnee Determined to look at tn
Beck of FarraII Administration.

Shawnee, o. T, June 20-A resolution
Of the council has been passed by unani-
nous vote to have a committee of three
appointed TO make thorough and ex-
haustive examination of all the books of
the city for the two years last past and
make report as soon as possible All
officers are required to present themselves
as often as the committee deems neces-
sary and to give information or produce
any papers that may be needed.
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Amerlca's summer Resort.

When It begins 10 get hot and dry
ones thoughts naturally turn toward
the lakes and rivers and the seashore of
New York and New England and We BE-
gin 70 wonder how much IL would re-
quire OF time and money 10 make the
trip. 4 lot Of these questions are ans
wered and a lot OF information given
free n Four-Track Series" No. 3
.America's Summer Resorts Sent on
receipt of q fwo-ceut stamp by George
II. Daniels. general passenger agent New
Yerk Central e. Hudson Biver railroad.
Grand Central station Ncw YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
CH0CTAW NATION POLITICS
Hunter Stands d ss0Od show Of Beat
ing Green HcCurffn.

Guthrie, o. T., June 20.-Pclitics in the
Choctaw nation are beginning to get as
warm as they are in the Chickasaw ma
tion. The treaty has been made an issue
over there the same as 1t has here. Hon.
Green McCurtain has been made the nom
inee Of one wing of the national party.
While Hon. T. W. Hunter has received
the nomination from the other wing. Be
sides this there is a movement on foot TO
call a convention Of the Union party and
endorse Mr.. Hunters candidacy. Quite
good many prominent and influential
members OF the Union party have de-
clared themselves for Hunter and will
work for him during the convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
MICHIGAN Summer Resorts.

Spend your summer vacation IN the cool
woods Of Michigan lake region. Write
II. r Moeller. G. P. A., Pere Marquette
railroad. Detroit. Mich. FOR illustrated
booklet, sent free 10 any address. which
tells Of a hundred charming spots in the
resort region. Full information concern
ing hotels. etc. -Four original photographs
Of Michigan scenery, exS inches lH size,
sent postpaid 70 any address for &c,
stamps or coin. s-l0-tu-th-su-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
GRANT COUNTY CONVENTION
Mcfgan's Friends Claiming the Coun
tX for Their Eavorite

Pond Creek. 0. T.. June 2a-Delegates
to the county convention TO select a
delegation 10 the Enid congressional con-
vention win meet here tomorrow. It
is estimated that quite a fight will take
place in the convention over the terri
torial committeeman. There are four
candidates for the place
Morgan's friends are claiming that
their favorite vii get the majority of
the delegates. The other delegates have
friends here who are working hard for
them
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was the forfeiture Of the bond Of T. NJ
" NhiSe' charged with the murder of Jack
Harney- The bond isfor 5000 and = C.
bardweH is the security. Last fail at
Eaecwood there lived a man by the name
Oh Happy Jack Harney- He became en-
gagged N a quarrel with z. NJ White and
as result White emptied the contents
OF shotgun into him and Happy Jack
crossed over the river, ard now White is
fugitive from justice. although at the
time Of the killing ne claimed it was done
IN self defense, and his bondsman must
pay s. go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
Court Esaase - cost a-so.eaa.

Lawton. @. T. June oa-Comanche
county is soon 70 have new court house.
and even RON the plans and specincations
are hsinS prepared. Yesterday ;he coun-
y commissioners advertised Tor rians
and sfeciaca eions whSch are 70 he fur
nishcd tho last q this mouth. The court
house IS o. ccst slasa. ana thls actien
means that the present beard is @. The
opiinoion thai the money for the huE6ing
Of this structure xii be available within
the next sixty days And II plans ara
submitted On jams aath and approved the
work should hesin on the building not
later than September Isl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
RICK HIS BOOMER
orner of Enid May Be Factor in the
Convention.

Guthrie. o. T.. June 20.-Rick Messal
and George orner came over this after
noon from Enid on business and to set a
line on the congressional situation. Mes
sal says that orner's name win go be-
fore the convention as a candidate. Or
ner is not saying much about the matter
and refers his friends to Messal when
they attempt to talk congressional mat
ters to him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
REoUIsITIoN FoR wlLMoRE
OkIahoman in Jail 1T Qlansh Account
of Robbery.

Guthrie. o. T., June Ex-Governor Fer
guson has issued a requisition on the
governor of Texas for the return of T.
is wanted for the larceny of domestic
animals. 1t is alleged that W-ilmore stole
fifteen head of cattle in Greer county.
afterwards selling them. He is supposed
to be under arrest in Quanah and ". B.
Henry has been deputized TO bring him
back TO the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
LOGAN COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Hold Convention and Nominate Full
Set CT Officers,

Guthrie. o. T, June 2l.-At a convention
held here today. Logan county Republi-
cans nominated county ticket The
nominees are Charles Carpenter. sheriff;
Cnaries Goodrich. pTobate judge; Charles
T. suley, treasurer; Frank Il Mcclure.
county attorney: James aIabin. register
OF deeds; r. J. Barker. county superin-
tendent OF schools: c c. Norris. assessor;
y J. c Johnson (colored) county clerk:
Bert Reeves, surveyor; a. r Arnett. cor
oner; E E. Tallman. weigher: W. H.
Kayler. Milton Jackson; c. \. J. Cress.
commissioners. Resolutions commencing
the work Of D. T Flynn in congress and
endorsing the national administration
were adopted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
TO YOUNG WOMEN.
Letter from Miss George Bryan, Sec
retary of the Social Economic Wo-
mans Club of Memphis, Tenn.

How beautiful young girls develop worn Iess hopeless
women
Development No physical podc
be
mora
know of lady
auslce ask her TO write TO Mrs Pinkham viii
advice
equalled in the country stating
which like about
for full understanding of he cas-
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Arrrsfes o. Gfarge 81 Rape.

KlngfsheT, 0. T.,June .3.-Nallace Mc-
Kay. of lear Wandei came and gave
himself up 10 Sheriff v. r. Kelley. Two
friends came with him and brought q
criminal warrant issued By Justice ~ the
Peace Rud5 81 that place. The charge
vac that q rape upon the person Of one
Katie G0Tton, gil Under the age of 3
years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
INSTRUCTED FOR ROBERTS
Twenty Five Booming HustIeFs
Frem COmanche County.

Frem Comanche County.
Lawton, o. T. June 20.-Twenty-fiv
delegates were selected here yesterday to
attend the congressional convention at
Enid. The delegates were instructed for
J. c. Roberts for the congressional nom
ination. Resolutions endorsing the ma
tional and territorial administrations and
Delegate D. 7. Flynn were passed. Bert
Howard was the choice of the convention
for territorial committeeman. The dele
gates are as follows
II. II. Kellogg. G. W. Crosby. A. H.
Pritchard, III. T. Stokes. Sam Strauss. a.
L. Smith, S NJ Oxford, W. ". Painter,
T. NJ Donnahue, Or. Elliott. A T. Tim
herman, #. S. Walker, T. S. Robinson,
S. S. Dolman, Z. II. Evans. B. NJ. Par
manter, A. II. Cobb. T. K. Ritchie, G. ".
Graham, John Spronsier. Z. F. Hook,
Mr.. Hubbard, J. S. Coffin. Frank Prouty,
J. w BOerle
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Sent Ernipstructed Deleyates

Cordell, o. T., June 2o-Delegates were
selected here yesterday TO represent this
county in the congressional convention at
Enid on June .. Resolutions We're passed
endorsing Delegate Dennis T. Flynn and
the administration. Frank 7. Cook was
defeated for territorial committeeman by
r. D. Steel in a vote of 80 70 2e. The
delegation was not instructed. and it is
believed that it VIII be divided
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-21
DR.. SHORT ARRESTED
uiuts That ae Save Medicine 10 Wife
That Fsa-a't Good.

Oklahoma CITY . T. June 2a.--Dr- J.
Z. Short. zho resides on California ave-
nus was place5 under arrest last night
by DSpgtT Sheri2 Dyer on warrant
charging him wlth Threatening = at
tempt the ife % his wife The warrant
was sworn cut by Mrs Short mother
ta-Iaw. %Es- Sonner. Mrs short is 70
ported II 3 pTscarious conditiaa- and The
warrant hints that medicines we're ad-
rlinissered her By IT. shert that were In
furious iHstszd q ben6cis1- Dr. short
has been placed n 5sl without abii
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nsagc Nation nclcrates.

Pawhussa. o. T.. June eo.-Delegates to
from the Usage nation were elected here
yesterday. They are for Mcclure and
are as follows, O. \. Metscher T. J.
Rogers. NJ 5. Overield. Homer Hussa-
ker, william Jackson. T. J. Hewett z.
II. Yates was made territorial commit
teeman