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The Oer6dO HdVanC6.
Hon. w. W. BruIniield is Dead.

Hon. w. w. Brumtield died at
his home near Shoals, Tuesday,
July sth, 1902, aged II years. He
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The deceased was born and raised
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important offices of honor and trust.
One of the most distinguished
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member of the first convention
which formed the constitution for
the State of West Virginia.
He leaves many relatives and
friends to mourn his death
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w. G.. Ward came down from
Dunlow, w. Va, Tuesday evenin &
and reports a cloudburst at the
head Of the branch on which his
lumber mill is situated The strea m
rose with such marvellous rapidity
that whole trees were uprooted and
carried away. Mr.. Ward lost abo ut
, miles of of his tram road and
about 1000 cross ties, entailing
a loss OF perhaps $6OO.-Ironton
Register.
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Compliments Beautiful Cluffeside.

DIR. Macarthur, pastor Of the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
TO ARRANGE,A PROGRAM
Executive Committee Will Neet to
Provide for Bxnkersi Bay.

Guthrie, o. T., August ls.-The an
nouneement is made that the executive
committee of the Oklahoma Bankers as
sociation win meet in Oklahoma City on
the 18th of this month to arrange 4 pro-
gram and time OF meeting OF the an
nual session OF the association.
The executive committee is composed OF
Otto a. Shuttee OF II Reno. Ed Meken-
ma OF Poteau, I. T.; w. 5. MeGinert OF
Blackwell. +. L. BoyntOA of Kinshsher.
c. NJ. Barnes of Guthrie. James Ill.
Wheeler. president. OF Oklahoma City.
J. c. McClelland. vice president. of Pond
Creek, D. w. Hogan. vice president, Of
Yukon, L. B. Heiliker, treasurer. OF
McLoud. and II. W. Painter. secretary,
of Guthrie.
The time Of the annual meeting of the
Oklahoma association will likely be set
for a date just prior 10 the EatioHal
Bankers association in New Orleans. La.
This is done because a number of New
York and other eastern bankers have
promised TO attend the Oklahoma meet
ing if set for time near the New Or
leans meeting In order that they may
make the one trip do for both
There are go banks doings business in
Oklahoma and the associa tiOn believes
that the membership should be increased
to 200 at its next meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
1000 BUSHELS OF PEACHES
Man Near Guthrie Is Counting on
Reapinq Small Fortune.

Guthrie. o. T., August I9---Two thous-
and bushels of pears from his one thaus-
and trees. is what L. E. White, fruit
grower residing east OF the city. estimates
VIII be his crop this year. The fruit IS
just beginning to ripen and viii be placed
on the market within few weeks It is
estimated that Mr.. White viii get at least
g per bushel for ali pears he cares 10
place on the market. He has orders for
many bushels already. and thinks that he
VIII find no difficulty in disposing of bis
entire crop.
Mr.. White came TO the territory a few
years ago from the vicinity of Monticello,
Illinois. After an examination Of the
country, he concluded that Logan county
would make an ideal fruit country. and
began the cultivation OF an immense
orchard.
As a result OF his work, he has 4,oeo
apple trees 800 peach trees. 1000 pear
trees. 800 plum trees and 40 cherry trees.
all bearing. He has ninety-five acres OF
his farm in orchard, and in addition 10
this he has four acres OF grapes. which
yielded elegant fruit this year.
Last year Mr.. White made fifty barrels
OF cider vinegar, which he is placing on
the market this year. The vinegar he
makes this year will not be sold until
next year. He has also made three bar
reIs of peach wine and viii have fifteen
barrels of grape wine.
Mr.. White is convinced that there is no
land like Oklahoma for fruit. and pre-
diets that in a few years every farm will
have a large number of fruit trees on it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
TWO FIRMS FOR SHAWNEE
Secretary Grimes Charters a Lumber
and Hardware Company,

and Hardware Company.
Guthrie, o. T., August le.-Secretary
Grimes today issued a charter 20 the
Mechanics Lumber company at Shawnee.
Fottawatomie county. for a period OF
ten years and with capital stock of S. 90
The incorporators are: s. B. Davis, A. c.
Davis and r. Gilmore. all OF Shawnee.
A charter was also granted to the Dill
worth Hardware company at Shawnee,
Pottawatomie county. for period Of
twenty years and with a capital stock OF
$4,000. The incerporators are: Ellen
Catharine Dilworth and William Patter-
son Dilworth. of Oklahoma City and
Walter Lucien Dilworth of Shawnee.
The olustee State bank Of Olustee.
Greer county, for twenty years and With
$4,000 csfital. The incorporators are.
c. G. Jones Of Oklahoma City. ]. A.
Henry OF Leger. T. H. Hardin, s. 2.
and J. W. Edwards Of Oiustee
The Robinson Grocery company OF Paw
nee for twenty years and with & 2.noo cap
ital. The incoTrorators are J. 7. and T.
c. Robinson OF Oklahoma City and f.
NJ. Robinson Of Pawnse.
Notarial public commissions were is-
sued today 70 the following.
J. r. Turner Of Onyx. Garfield county.
Charles T. Batten Of Carnegie. Csddo
county.
Otis E Fletcher of sayrs. Roger Mills
county.
Edgar Feney Of Pawhuska. Usage na-
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
KILLED BY A TRAIN
santa Ee section Boss Meets Horri.
bIe Death Near Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City. o. T.. August ls-Yes-
terdsy section men IN the employ OF the
santa &c railway found the rHutaated
body Of a man living upon the tracks
tWo miles south Of this city. His head
and side were horribly ccrushed snd the
body in general was badly confused
About ffty feet distant one Of his feet
we've found. Il was also seen that the
body had been dragged quite distance
after having been struck An inVestiga-
tion revealed that the dead nan was
name5 Richardson and thar ne lived with
his family st Moore. He was section
boss in the employ o. the santa Fe. After
the discovery OF the Eody the caroner
VAS notified and an inquest was held st
the scene \ verdict was rendered 70 ths
eject that Re came 70 his death by com
ing q, contact with train. A watch was
.aUnd or his person ant 81 showed that
r. had stopped twenty minutes - nine
IL vas thought that the accident occurred
about that tina on account q the fact
that train left this city for the so.th
about The time stated. The dead nan
Is about s. years cd. The remains were
taken 70 Moore tcdAy for burial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
YOUNG MAN SHOT
Clyde Salisbury Us Fatally Wounded
by Woman Mt Kingffsher

Kingfsher, o. T, August 19-Clyde
Salisbury was shot and fatally wounded
at 2:3o o'clock this morning by one Mrs
! Peasiey, the madam of house of III fame
near this city, it is alleged.
Clyde had been talking to a girl lover
who was an inmate of the house, ana
had left the premises, bat thinking Of
something left unsaid. retraced his steps
and when within sixty feet of the house
received the fun contents Of one barrel
of q shotgun loaded with number eish,
shot, which struck him on the breast.
left arm and abdomen. All the shots have
been extracted by Drs. Share and Sloan.
except the two which entered the lower
part of the body.
The madam is in Jail here and claims
the shooting of Clyde was accidental. as
she thought he was one of a party thar
had been tearing off screens, throwing
rocks at the h ouse, etc. Clyde is young
man about 25 years old and a son of JEFF
Salsberg, who was shot and killed by
Policeman Joe Reynolds. OF Guthrie,
about one year ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
AGAINST COUNTY OFFICERS
County Attorney Hughes of Pawnee
Brinae EriendIu Suit

Brings Friendly Suit.
Guthrie, O. T., August 19.-County At
torney John C. Hughes of Pawnee county
is preparing to bring rnandamus pro-
ceedings In the territorial supreme court
to compel 7. NJ. Broaddus, register of
deeds, and W. L. Eggleston, probate
Judge Of Pawnee county, to recover some
thing over 5000 from each person, al
legged to be due the county on contested
fees. The action is to be instigated ac-
cordIng to instructions returned by the
grand jury of Pawnee county at its re-
cent session and ratified by the board of
county commissioners. Mr.. Hughes was
in the city today TO confer with Attorney
General Roberts about the matter. He
prefers to take the cases into the su-
preme court on mandamus proceedings
instead of litigating in the district ceurt
Of Pawnee county. The contest will be
a friendly one. and it is stated that if
the county secures a judgment in the
matter the county officers are perfectly
willing to turn over the fees, as that
win settle the controversy which now ex-
lists.
Mr. Hughes is also preparing to instl-
tute suit in the district court of Pawnee
county to recover the $500 alleged to
be due the county from Horace Speed.
Speed had a contract with the board of
county commissioners for the collection
Of Usage cattle taxes and the grand
jury at its recent session decided that
the contract was Illegal and that the fees
paid Speed belonged to the county and
that action should be brought to recover
the money.
1t is intimated that an effort will be
made to attach Mr. Speeds property N
this territory to be held until the out
come of the suit is known. Mr.. Speed is
out OF the territory. but is expected back
within a short time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
INJUNCTION
Is GRANTED CATTLE OWNERS IN
CRICkASAW NATION.
Hitchcock Is Restrained from Collect
ing Fee of 25 Cents.

Washington. August 1s.-Applicatinn
was filed in the supreme court OF the
district today for an injunction prevent
ing Secretary Hitchcock and other inter
ior department officials from compelling
cattle owners TO pay the fee OF 25 cents
imposed by the Chickasaw nation for
each head of stock not belonging 10 a
member OF the tribe grazing on their
lands and restraining the officials from
seizing the cattle now grazing on the
Indian lands in violation Of the act Of
the Chickasaw legislature. Justice Clay
baugh grated q temporary writ and or
dered Secretary Hitchcock to appear Sep
tember 10 and show why a permanent
injunction should not be issued.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
INQUIRE MADE A HIT
Colonel French Says Ccmanche Is for
Him All Through.

Guthrie, Q T., August 19-Colonel O. C.
French, who has charge of the townsite
Of Temple in Comanche county. is IN
the city on business. Colonel French at
tended the county convention at Lawton
and states that the Republicans have
placed a winning ticket in the field. Bird
Mcclure made a great hit with the Re
publicans OF our county. said Colonel
French, and the reception that he re-
ceived should be pleasing 10 him He
made n good speech and the enthusiasm
created by his remarks was intense. The
vote that McGuirs viii receive in Co
manehe county win surprise the rest Of
the territory this fau.
THE town OF Temple is growing rap
Idly and we think that we have one Of
the best towns IN the southwest. The
Enid and Anadarko branch Of the Rock
Island will soon be in Temple and the
sale Of lots viii increase. A poll Of the
township and town has becn taken and
we tind that we are safely Republican
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
BONES, MORE BONES
Another OkiahoaRR Has iuearthra
Rlval 90 Kansas ~huiI

Guthrie %. r.. August ls-sinca kan
Sas discovered the ss.eo years Old S<sli.
oklahorsa has put forth ga extra effort
and here Is one of the results 81 stated
by the 0aary Builftin
Yesterday A. csosiar made a strange
discovery while digsing well on ne
farm u O. W. oweB. two miles wet e
Geary. Sir. crosisF was digEinz iu ne
we'll which was eogn about thirty nias
feet at the time. when b. came across
some bones. They very much rss@ruhie
she bones in fbs arm 81 person. There
we're several. bot ihe mess Of them ~ers
50 badly decsyss that he We unahss -
save bat two good specimens. Ths7s
NeFe large trc~s erowins aroana oesr
the place where be was digging AID sbs
peculiar part - baw tha bonss spt ~ far
beneath the ground
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
SOMEWHAT SHORTER TRIP
Beauchamp and His Force are ''De-
prived- OF Long Buggy Drive.

Enid. o. T., August I9-I'he honorable
Judge of the district court. James X.
Beauchamp, left yesterday for Cheyenne.
Roger Mills county. where court will be
held this week, says the Eagle. The at
taehes Of the court, consisting OF Or.
McElrath. clerk; G. K. Moore. journal
clerk: ~ 7. Mckay. stenographsrs and
Samuel Sproat. court cTier, accompanied
the Judge. They went via El Reno. thence
TO Sayre. and overland 70 Cheyenne. a
drive OF about twenty miles. The trip
was formerly made from Wcatherf0rd.
o. T, or Canadian. Tex. compelling the
court TO drive about Seyenty-tiva miles.
Since the ChoctRw has been extended.
the trip is made with less trouble and
nrnerea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
PHogsg pRgTTYAsIR GONG
Old Indian Character Dies kfssr 100
Yrzra af FslEtence.

Poacs CITY. .. 2. Aursst fs-&ur,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
CROSS MARS
RALLY OF
DEMOCRATS
Candidate Attempts to Make
Thirty Minute Speech.
SMALL CROWD ATTENDS
Meeting Held ea Government
Acre at Guthrie.

Guthrie, o. T. August 1s-The much
advertised Democratic rally for Gutb-
RE and Logan county took place to-
night. The speakers We're Bill Cross,
Judge T. p Gore, Lawtoni H H. Hagan,
Guthrie; James Digs. Perry; W II.
Redwine, Pawnee. The meeting was held
on the government acre. but the crowd
was not what was expected A delega-
ton from Oklahoma City, accompanied
by band. were up TO attend the rally.
Cross made speech of thirty minutes
duration, devoting the most OF his time
in talking of statehood and criticizing the
Republicans for not securing statehood
several years ago. ky--speech was some
thing OF disappointment TO his Logan
county admirers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20

plying 5000 cars OF this material fer
the st. Louis fair. Oklahoma should fur
nish a large amount Of this supply. A
mill in Texas. not half dozen miles
from the Oklahoma line. ships 100 tons
OF plaster each week TO New York.
'As soon as Oklahoma has mills suf-
iicient to supply the demand. the manu-
facture of gypsum into cement and plas-
ter bids fair to constitute by far the most
important mineral industry in the TERRI
tory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
ENID DEFEATS OKLAHOMA CITY
Garfield County Town Does some
Fast Playing at toe

Enid, o. t., August 1e.-Enid defeated
Oklahoma City here yesterday in fast
shut-out game. The score was to O.
Batteries for Enid: Bouldin and Frantz
Oklahoma City, Reynolds and Parks. The
superb work of Bouldin for, Enid held the
visitors down TO two hits. Sweezy 5
catch in center field and the brilliant
work of Weisinger at short, were fea-
lures of the game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
ALL WERE SAVED.

For years I suffered such untold mis-
cry from Bronchitis. writes ]. H. john
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was unable to work. Then, when every
thing else failed. was wholly cured by
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elf AT FIRST YOU DON'T SuCCEED.s
TRY
SAPOL 20

atives claimed 1t. the child refused 10 go,
and remained with It's foster-mother
The child IS now a young lady highly
educated and accomplished and would
be creditaele representative OF the
most refined white family In the terri
tory.
Aunt Phoebe" VIII be buried today
her funeral Will be attended by many
sincere meUrners. and the memory Of
her good and useful life viii be cher
ished by ali who came within its benign
ira,,onnn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20
State Bark for olustee.

Guthris. o. T. August is.-The Ds1ozs;
Rank q Cache. cemaacAs county. Ess
tsen chartered for tzezty years. zith
the capltz! stock placed q, t18ass- The
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