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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
OBJECTION
KANSAS REFUSES LONGER TO Ac-
COMMODATE OKLAHOMA.
seFritoryMust Take Away Its Prls-
oners as Soon as Possible.

Topeka. Kan, June IZ-Governor stan
ley today notified Governor Ferguson OF
Oklahoma that the state of Kansas could
care for her 800 oonviets no longer than
Oklahoma ccuiI prepare place TO keep
them. Governor Stanley has just discov-
cred that the contract relating to the care
Of the prisoners OF the territory of Kan
sas was made In IN emergency order
when Oklahoma was young and is proba-
bly, an Illegal document at present. Ok
lahoma gets her prisoners cared for AT ac-
tual cost escaping .he responsibility Of
their care and has no money invested
in a penitentiary. To this Kansas ob-
jects.
Governor Ferguson was much surprised
at the report that Governor Stanley has
requested that the contract be terminated
and expressed the belief that there must
be some mistake about Il, as Stanley did
not make mention of the matter in his
letter, nor had Warden Jevvett referred to
such contemplated action when he was in
the city few weeks ago.
The act of Congress. June 16. 1850. pro-
vides that the legislative assemblies OF
the several territories may make such
provisions for the care and custody Of
such persons as shall have been convicted
of crimes as they may deem proper. and
may for that purpose make contracts for
the care and custody of convicts in any
other state or territory"
The contract with the state OF Kansas
for the care of the convfcts OF Oklahoma
was made on the first day of July. 1885,
between II. S. Landes and c. n Barnes.
I 49,
and Barnes was governor Of the territory
at that time. The governor was author
lied to make the contract by the laws OF
the territory as follows:
The governor of the territory Of Okla
homa is hereby authorized and empow-
cred TO contract in the name Of the ter
ritory with the proper authorities OF some /
other state or territory for the care and
custody OF such persons as may be con-
victsd of crimes punishable in the peni-
tentiary. by the courts Of the territory,
and TO bind the territory to the faithful
performance of such contract or con-
tracts"
The contract with the state of Kansas
IS on file in the governors Office. Under
the terms OF the contract the territory
must have notice sixty days in advance
cf the termination of the contract by the
officials of Kansas. This part OF the con- !
tract is as follows:
This contract shall continue for one
year from and after this date and nm
til terminated by notice. Sixty days no |
tice in writing by either party may ter
inmate this contract
Owing to the law recently made by Con- |
eress rest strictinc. the work OF the legis- !
latuTe, it will be impossible TO legislate |
for a penitentiary in Oklahoma until the /
territory is made a state. unless some /
provision is made by Congress. With (
this condition staring Governor Ferguson
Ia the face. it is probable that Kansas
viii be forced TO retain the convicts un
ess something can be done for their in
in some other state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
The Four.Track News.

When rne different members Of the
editors family ask why don't the Four
Track News Gomez it is getting 10 be
like Castoria, even the children cry for
it" and this tells tho story. II is the
most interesting publication that comes
in our exchanges. and the reason is easily
told. Mr.. Geo. H. Daniels, the general
passenger agent, who has charge of it,
has the Carnegie faculty" of getting
good men around him. who know their
business. and the result is that in every
thing the publication department of the
New York Central distributes, it is AN
right. Brooklyn, n. Y, Journal.
The subscription price Of The Four
Track News" is so cents per year. \
sample copy will be sent free for cents
by Geo. II. Daniels, general passenger
agent New YORK Central & Hudson
River railroad, Grand Central Station,
New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
SUGAR ABsoRes INTEREST
Important Action TO Be Taken In
Caucus This Evening.

Washington. June I7.--Inferest IN the
question OF Cuban reciprocity was cen
tered today IN the conference OF Repuh-
hcan senators 10 be held tomorrow night
at the request OF the Republican mem
bers OF the committee on Cuban rela-
lions The beet sugar men have been 20
much encouraged b. recent occurrences
that many of them declare that the con-
ference decision VIII be averse 70 any iez-
islation whatever IN the interest of Cuba.
They stiil claim twenty Republicans who
viii oppose any effort AZ legislation On
the floor of the senate and they assert
that there are many others OF their col
leagues who are IN sympathy with them
and viii express themselves III the pri-
vacy q caucus fomorrov. The friends
OF The measure. however say there can
be 10 doubt that the conference VIII rro-
nounce fer the spooner bsn and that Y
viii Re reported b. the senate ~ the
committee having II r. charge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
GRIMES COMES
BACK BEARING
FLYNN'S WISH
Little Giant Is Out of the Race
With All Sincerity.
ENID TRACK NOW CLEAR
For the Boys Who Have
Trained for the Race.
MARSHALING OF FORCES
Will Go On in Earnest Among
Candidates.

Guthrie, O. T., June 17.-(Special.)- .)-Wil-
liam Grimes. secretary Of Oklahoma, re-
turned tonight from Washington. where
he has been visiting Delegate Dennis T.
Flynn relative to Mr.. Flynn and the con-
gressional situation. Mr.. Grimes said
''Nr- Flynn has repeatedly made state
nents that he is not a candidate for the
congressional nomination at Enid, nor
viii he accept the nomination if rendered
him in the Enid convention. Since he
has declined the nomination, he feels that
f. would be unfair TO the candidates now
seeking the nomination for him TO ac-
cept the same were he the choice OF the
delegates Of the convention. Mr.. Flynn
will not be here for the convention ow-
ing 70 his duties at washington. He will
be here however, when the campaign
opens, and VIII work persistently for the
election Of the nominee Of the party, who
ever he may be. Mr.. Flynn has no choice
among the candidates, and the cOnven-
ton must make it's selection from the
four men who have announced themselves
and are now at work in this territory
preparing for the gathering of forces at
Enid. Mr.. Flynn is satisfied that he viii
get statehood at the short session Of con
gress. Everything points that way and
at this time it seems that it IS only 4
question Of q few months when Oklahoma
VII be admitted to the Union as a state.
With this assurance from Mr. Grimes
that Dennis T. Flynn is not a candidate
FOR the congressional nomination and will
rot accept the same were IL rendered him
the field is now clear for the four can
didates- IN some parts of the territory
there has been a feeling that Mr.. Flynn
would eventually accept the nomination,
and for this reason there has been some
hesitation among party leaders. From
this time on there will be activity in pre-
pairing for the big gathering at Enid and
ir the marshaling of forces for the var
fous candidates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
UNCLE SAM IN WAGON
United States Geological Survey Tour
ing Oklahoma Territory.


Rdsk, o. T.. June 1.-THE Oklahoma
geological survey party left Norman Mon
day, June 3. and walked last week along
the base Of the Gypsum hills from Oar
IingtOn TO Ferguson. The chief object Of
the survey this summer is TO collect all
possible information there regarding the
gypsum deposits Of Oklahoma. on their
return from the field this information viii
De embodied in a report that is To be sub
Ditted to the governor for publication.
IC is known that there are immense de
pesits of gypsum in the territory. but
the exact location OF much Of the ma
terial is still matter of doubt
At present the party consists Of but two
members, Prof. c. n. Gould geologist at
the University. and Mr. r. 5. Sherwin.
student. who is specializing in geological
chemistry. AIr. Sherwin has analyzed
many samples Of gyspum and other ma
terial from over the territory and is in
the field this summer for the purpose Of
studying the deposits at first hand. Later
in the season it is expected that the party
VIII be Joined by other scientists.
The plan of the work for the summer
&c about as follows: The party viii walk
along the main line of Gypsum hills as
Ear rs the Glass mountains or beyond.
then cross near Cantonment TO the Vi
cinity Of Taloga; then south past IN
dependence. Weatherford and Cloud
Chief to Hobart. west past Granite to the
western part OF Greer county and possl-
bly, into Texas, returning along the Red
r.ver
The party travels by wagon, with tent.
saddle horse and regular camp outit. Il
IS the intention 10 remain I'm the field
till the University opens IN September.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
GARDENER IS HOSTILE
He Wiii Not Testify Except 5efore
the Full Board.

Washington. June IA Eessage re-
ceived 81 the var Department fross Hs-
ala annoErres the rsturn 90 thaf ctT q,
TIE hoard whieh zeaf taso BsTabas prov
snce 20 soestioa sfasoE Gardner TsF1ectirg
the charzss he had embodied in his rs-
ports t18chi-s the alleged crus4.ies C
the Arrerean fT1ops - tkat STov11ce.
Iha inFest-r1 tlgl has been Temporarily
srsrezdsd & Fssson - ths Lirssa q css
1seuner 81 tizs board azd tfe z1saf-te Re-
fusaz ~ EsJ1f Czr5-er T. cDntrD~ ~
ssaserrzlfs ercgr- before = f1B hoar1. =
= snaerslou-z ttat the boar5 kas hecs
r-sszsrr Ns3o- G4-fner - eIr5sia TfF.
u Fhs - the fezEimz1T sl-eztg Frp-
t-1et. sAewi5r tsst c<nerzs Bate rlste
3 s-sassirR c-tsr late-1et - sr~Ve-t ~
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ssrsar sae o1l@e-z zao zliszeazFec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Elder John \. Tabor united in marriage
Mr.. Andrew J. Harmon of Apache and
Miss Ellen Holmes at the residence Of the
brides father near Anadarko, Sabbath
evening The good wishes of their num-
erous friends go with the young couple
who viii reside in Apache.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

ers-Dean-Sabbath afternoon at four
o'clock at the home Of the brides parents
Mr. Edwin ". Peters and Miss Daisy
Dean were joined in wedlock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters VIII I've on their claim near
Verden. The many friends of the young
couple unite in wishing them happiness
and success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

County Superintendent c. W. Turner.
announces the first annual session Of the
Caddo County Teachers institute viii
convene in Anadarko June %. 1892 and
continue four weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
LEMLEY IS RETIRED
But Doesn't Know Vet What Pay He
Shall Receive.

Washington. June 1.-The navy DEPART
nent today issued the formal order plac-
ing Captain Samuel C. Lsmly Judge ad-
vocate OF the navy. on the retired isst.
The question as TO whether Captain Lem
captain. which he holds as chief law Of
flcer OF the navy department or with the
rank and pay Of lieutenant commander
his lineal standing. is left open. and IN the
natural course >of events viii come up
before the comptroller Of the treasury.
For the present Captain Lemiy win con-
tinue IN his capacity IS judge advocate
general OF the navy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
IN SHALLOW WATER
And in sight OF Home Three Younx
People Were Drowned.

Port Huron. Mich. June IT, Beatrice
and Norma Abraham. aged Il and years
respectively and their cousin. Arthur Mar-
tin. aged p. were drowned la AXE Huron
on EDISON Beach this af crno,n They
were out In 2 small skill. which WIS
struck by a sDddel s1aau and cupsized
None Of the victims had the presence OF
mind 10 regain the boat. which had right
ed itself and was later picked up prac-
ticaliy dry. The disaster occurred close
to shore in only three feet of water and IN
sight OF the unfortunate home. Martin
had been Eere from England only three
munths. al The boaies were reco.erel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
CASE OF RUssERNEcK
saltwater has Curiosity in the
Shape of Duck.


Saltwater. O. r.. June IF. J. Wick
off, formerly bank commissioner, is re
sponsible for the following, according TO
the Gazette: How q small sized teel duck
can live with 4 rubber tube. six and a
half inches long and one-haIf inch in dia-
meter extending the fur length of its food
passage, is a mystery. but +. J. Wikon
has evidence that such q thing is possible.
Last evening he shot four teel ducks and
a mud hen on the college pond. IN dis
sccting one Of the former a rubber tube
Of the above dimensions was found to ex-
tend from the beginning Of the esophagus
into the giszard. The bird seemed TO be
in a heaithful condition and had evidently
swallowed the tube. taking IL Tor food
stuff This perhaps seems unreasonable.
but any one who viii take the trouble to
call on Mr.. W.kon viii be shown for he
has the rubber tube. partly encssed by
the walls OF the food passage Of this
funny ffrd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
TO INVESTIGATE NOSE
Committee % Find Whether Anderson
Is An Usurper.

Guthrie. O. T. June 1Z.-Trouhle for
Mose Anderson is said To BE bTewing in
the territorial committee of the Demo
Gratis. Il is understood that four mem
bers OF ;he committee have signed re-
Quests that Anderson have an investiga-
ton relative 20 the charges made that NJ
usurpea power which id not belong 20
him. The charges have been openly made
ana may cause Anderson considerable
trouble in the near future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
Train 4Nnmher Einht .

The Detroit and New YORK Express Of
tbe Grand Trunk Railway System, which
leaves Chicago daily at 1l:05 a. m, for
Detroit, Mt. Clemens, Niagara Falls, New
York and Philadelphia: carrying wide YES
tibule coaches. eafe-parlor car and Pull
man sleeping cars, is much sought by' the
experienced traveller. because Of its quick
time ard unsurpassed accommodations.
Information time tables, etc, win be
furnished on application. by Geo. w.
veux. A. G. P. q T. a, room gl7. I35
Adams St, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
NEGROES BE PREPARED
Sucil. in Substance. Il the Advice OF
Bishop " alters.

Chicago. June I7.--The time haz come
when the black raan TnusE densr3 ipoa
himself FOR protect.on- DO not stead Tor
uasbs bit every negro saoaid be P-eEssre5
70 7rttsc. his bone. tis ssife and -tiadrcn
ever 20 the death.
This advice was gwen at rneetiHE 4
negroes last might ~ Bishop Aiezancer
Walters G fhe colore5 churrh = Che sf-
ter BE had warned s.s ses-srs c-aI 80
sssas pointed 70 2 sirze = g-rat tr0uile
for them. Blsaop waters Is pTesiszuf =
the Afro American oaaneI-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
o'aElLL GETS GLAD HAND
ali Deors Open fs the Americas Ad-
riral in ssrFmanr.

Neu Torz. 1ne i7.--Rear .scz---zi y s.etl
u the Tnile5 States naval ccaEtr-esi7u
azreaE Ssssgats zs ths -ece1f iatsraz5sg1-
~ rarsl ctnsErzexiez eoasress - Lsizss-
zors. zise has arrived 81 neF.ia- rzi5.ss
lss s5e-aazs Cc-rszSenssrnt shfrf affes
ssssfi-z az fhe ieatszs RT7zarse-- gzEs-
zzzznunissan sesp s1Is1ag EeFks - cssT-
uazy szys 81 coSrx zsse osez = h-E
during Is tovr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
caplsaII~s Eiliea IN ssunaway.

San FsanciFco. June 1s.--iierman a.
Tubhs. vel known cspizBsf % san
Francisco. has been instsaiy kliisl neof
bis home 81 sarsalits ln a rsnaNsy 1fs.
Tubbs. hts wife and zllns Esna C0sgnIa
had 3ust started fer no ~ r IN borae
became frightened fhrvElnz fhs oecsIs.sr.s
Of the oarzy out. Nr. Tu8bs struck CT fls
had. breaking his mex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
TERRITORIAL CHARTERS
Ore CT Them - Manufacturers Aid
Association. with S25o.o Capital.

T>-o~~'@-t~'if FF---' f-~--~0~
Guthrie. o. T.. June IA territorial
charter has been issued 70 the American
Manufacturer Aid association of Okla
homs City 10 ovn and operate factories.
manufactures and other Industries and %
loan money and take stsck in the same.
The capital stock Is s-sae14 The oI-ce-s
are Dr.. John ThreedE..l. Anton H. Gas
sen. C. F. Colcor6. J. Is owen. Gen- Gard
Der. J. l. Wilkes c. q. sohioers- al
Of Oklahoma CITY
a charter has beer issued 70 the Woods
County Farmers Inssssess Ger ter1a of
I've years with headquarters n AiFa- The
directors are. : zseEitEicz. = Is. Mcclure
and II. c. Fellow q Aira
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
Little Thing Came Near Upsetting
Lord SalIsbuTy's Government.

Little Thing Came Near UPSetting
Lord SallsbuFy's Government.
London. June lin the house ~ com
mons today the government narrowly es-
capped deefat in the curse OF the discus
sion Of the license bsll Henry Broad
hurst. Advanced Liberal. proposed a new
clause 70 the bill. whoch was drafted
with view OF compelling Publicans 20
supply the reasonable demands of travel
ers for refreshments other than intoxics-
ting liquors. The government opposed
the clause, but several Unionist members
supported II. with the result that Il was
rejected BY a vote Of f7s To 154. the gov
ernment majoriay falling TO -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
HoBART ELECTION CASE
u Reaches the Supreme Court for
Final Adjudication.

Guthrie. @. T., june I7.-The Hobart
city election case reachea the supreme
court this afternoon, the petition being
nied with Clerk 3. +. Hegler. This case
Is similar 10 the cases Which were submit
ter 70 the supreme court ard was brought
BY the former city attorney 81 L-awton
against Mayor 4. J. Dunlap Aldermen ".
c. Brady w r. Iivesmore. wm. Heck
ensmi5h. r. r. Rohrer *. A. wrieht. e.
A Mahaffie. g. ". Gordon. CITY ATTORNEY
r. y. Shepherd and Police Judge !. q.
Harris
In the lower court. Howe asked Tor az
ender restraining the aeu officials from
taking charge Of the city affairs, but this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
q n 81 TT - II ia.
Bears the 4 The Kind ye8 Hage AsayS Bolrii
''Saa'''' a N(KZzztz<6<
CASH HYSELL ARRESTED
Orlando Wan Charged with Criminal
~ AssauIsiag Hiss Pickering

Guthrie o. T.. June IA warrant was
issued today for the arrest Of Cash Hy-
sell OF Orlando. charged with criminally
asssulung Miss Arte Pickering. a young
made by Grant Franklin Of Orlando. a re-
lative OF Miss Pickering. 1t is alleged that
thu young people went riding Sunday af-
ternoon, 1T which time, stss Pickering
was assaulted. There was considerable
excitement about TIE matter as Miss Pick
ering is one of the weA known young wo-
men OF that locality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
RACE FOR $4,000
Lord Derby and BoraIma 60 Run n
Match August =

New York. June ls.-It has been iehni;e-
~ settled that the match race b.Jv.se
Thos- Lawson's S BoraIma and =. J.. sua-
Tiers Lord Derby for a sile stEhc of
80 go shall sase place at Hartford on
Saturday. August 2 The hcfs--s have
been matched and forfelts 81 i5.asB have
been posted fo- some time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
BROUGHT BURKE BACK
He is Wanted IN Oklahoma for AS
sault with Intent 10 Kill.

nc IS wanted IN Oklanom5 Tor As
sault with Intent 70 Kill.
saltwater. Q. T.. june l7.-Sheu1 J. p
Eesser returned yesterday from Sterling.
Nebraska, whore he went TO set Nest.
Burke. who accompanied him back 10 this
city. Burke was indicted al the last ses-
sion Of the grand jury FOR shooting w5th
intent to KIN. but could not BE found st
the time, having LETT the country. The
complaining witness is Frank Porrott of
near Merena, and the shooting occurred q
couple Of months agon The bond was FIX
ed by the district judge at SsN ana the
prisoner is in jail. He win probably fur
nish the bond as his folks are said 10 lie
weIl fxed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
OBSERVER CASE POSTPONED
Grown car Have Use Of His Money
for Tsua Weeks lonrer.

EFOsHH CT Ftafc D5e q r7iS NIoaer
fer T~o Weeks Longer.
Guthrie o. T.. June 17.-The charge Of
criminal iitcl against Z Z Brown Of ths
Guthrie Observer. brought by -. A. John
son Of Perry VIII be tried before Prohste
Judge Goodrich on june seth. The ease
vas 10 have hsea meari tais afternoon.
bat owing 70 the rush OF business n the
court. ii ves conu uaued by the juegs. The
case wos frsc brought before Justice c9
the Peace EnsaFt. bat On account Of his
not having jurisdiction fn tas case. Il was
take % Tho probate eourt- Taere were
eighteen witnesses here from Perry -
tes,ify in rhe oaurt. tie majority of tiiesa
being witnesses for the defense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
EUPIoN OIL REsEcTED
bepgty inspector Eaorhs insisting CT
Better Grade Ct OIL.

CGthFie. c. r. saae -s--Depufy Coai
oa Inspector = g. z.1cehs, Eks has
charge u nc Inspector nslae n this slty
has 5zs1 nesGrned fEern rVsp ever tsss ssT-
rltorz. IL ths EaajozsE = ihe places sis-
itea. the CT sent :nso ths teEr.sczy -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
Special One-Way Rates
70
Colorado and Utah
VA
Missouri Pacific Ry

on June end 20 Is inciussve. July ist
20 IS inclusive. August fst 20 lsth. incla-
sive. August g. -. 80 and 81. and sep
teTnoer 1st 60 losh inclusive. the Missouri
kscine railway WIN sell onc-wag ticSets
. Pueblo. Colorado sprinss cr Denver
at rate of Sis. re Glenwoed springs.
Colo. So To salt Lake ana Ogden.
Utah. 50. except August lst 90 isth.
Ogden and salt lake rates VII be s1f.
!. r. sHERwIN, P.&T.A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
Bio Yield of Potatoes.

Oklahoma City, O. r., June IA. G.
Kenyon, who has coo acres Of potatoes.
states that the yield will average 80
bushels per acre. The Frisco has put IN
a siding and already Nr. Kenyon has
shipped twelve cars 10 Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
scHwAs MAKEs PResENT
Gives a s25. 600 Alumni Hall to ST.
Gloysius Academy.

tiresSon. Pa. June fist Aloysf1s
academy az Cresson. today received gift
from Charles 81. SchUab. president u the
United States steel Corporation. g hand
some alumni and assembly hall The
structure. Whleh cost szs.eeo. slsolns the
aradrrrv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
SEVENTY WERE KILLED
Venezuelan War AlE1sst a. Had as
Western syciane

Western Cyclone.
New York. June :7.-OviHs 20 The news
o1 an exodus OF large number OF Pres
ideat Castros supporters {rom Venezucia.
coupled with recent defeats suffered by
the government. the revolutionists are
hopeful % over;hrowinE C'sstro in the en-
suing nenth. says iieFsld dispatch from
Port Of Spain, Trinissd- Four bundfcd
government troops who h.adsd At Soro
for the purpose OF retskiRg Cuira who was
completely defeated by General rcoresga-
The government lost seventy killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
- coNTRAcT sleNEp
Charles Eiliinosiy Returns with sia-
nature OF President Flnnev.

Guthrie q. T.. june l7--Chas. E BE-
Kingsley. president of The Capstoi Nat
i0nai h1ns- returned this nernsnE from
tract to build the proposes line iau tfss
city from SteT-eas, J. 7. &r. Rflingsley
states thst w0rz wta besia oa the roza
Immediately.