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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
WALTERS DROWNED OUT
-Four Feet of Water Said to
be on the TOWnSite.
CACHE CREEK is RAGING
Red River So Full It Cannot
Take Surplus Water.


Lawton. 0. T.. Nay 3o.-The unprece-
deated rains of the last week have Goodod
Comanche county Every ravine is .
river and every valley in tha Wichita
mountains a roaring torrent. Many Iajn-
ers' shaeks have been wished away ard
there is persistent sdmo- Of loss Of
lie For two nights the streets Of Law
ten have been rivers and many business
houses have been flooded with hcsvy dam
sge to tie goods. Lameon is on an vIcva-
ton and the water supply IS an overflow
OF the prairies. The Woods quarter south
Of town is almost entirely under water
and there is q current 2e5 feet wide run
ming through it.
Ciche creek is over its banks and stiu
rising. There is much loss Of properly
along it. Fears are entertained that man.
settler failed TO recognize the danger and
have lost their lives in the food. Tele-
phone messages from Walters says that
that city IS four feet under water over
all the business part Additional mes
sages from Batsford state that Red river
Is so high that Ciche creek cannot empty
into it. but is slowly spreading over the
country. Batsford is perfectly safe, as
It IS out on the prairies.
drummer drove a team in a creek
four miles from Walters day before yes
torday ana lost everything except mis-
life The team and buggy were both
swept away but he managed TO catch
hold of some bushes and crawled out
A J. Fairbanks tried to drive in from
Park City and drowned horse in Litde
Beaver and also lost his wagon bed and
contents. He escaped with q bruise in
the face. One ifan from the west was in
for q coffin and started this morning 10
try and get across Blue Beaver in a skiff
II possible. AS the stream is a quarter of
a mile wide. fears are entertained that
the swift current viii wreck his boat by
throwing him p .ainst the tree tops Near
the lower edge Of Lawton tow1lsite there
Is an accumulation of buggies, barrels,
boxes and telegraph poles which were
checked in their career toward the sea by
reason OF a high grade and a culvert too
small for buggy to go through. Among
the wreckage there is a wooden bedstead
with an excelsior mattress. Some one
wrote on the head Of the bed, with blue
chalk the words. since the flood lodging
reduced To IS cents or two for D. If the
the roof leaks, put up your umbrella"
one vacant lot that is now a pond has
the sign: NO fishing. and in another
place Baths. 10 cents. Inquire in the
blacksmith shop for towels
The clouds are heavy and rain is threat
ened- Il it does come the railroad bridges
Pre- likely TO go ont.
II you are worn out from pressing bust
ness cares. Hoods Sarsaparilla viii sive
you renewed vigor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
TO HAVE FASTER TIME
First of June viii Sec Change in
Time from New York TO Pacific.

Time from New York TO Pacific.
Chicago. May so.-The Chronicle tomor-
row viii say:
The first OF June viii witness the first
great step toward faster time between
New York and the Pacific coast. There IS
a well founded report that there has been
an agreement between the Pennsylvania
and New York Central in regard TO the
fast trains to go in al once and the time
10 be made between New York and Chi
eago is to be twenty hours This sched-
uie IS generally looked upon as COM
promise which relieves the situation OF
the possibility OF pressing the speed 70 IN
due limits The matter has progressed
to the point vhers there has been meet
ing of the New York Central passenger
heads. called for the purpose Of arrang-
ing the time schedules between New
York and Chicago. Similar action VIII
be taken BY the Pennsylvania This meet
ing VIII be held the present week and
the settlement Of this detail viii BE- fci-
lowed quickly by the announcement q
the train This is shortening q the
time between Kew York and Chicago by
fcur hours below the fastest trains nov
running and almost SIX 70 eight hours BE-
low the ordinary trains-
Following the determination of the
Chicago and Northwestern 20 put on
fast train from Chicago TO Denver hy
June !. the action Of the eastern lines IS
regarded as having 8 direct bearing on
the plans for quicker time u the Pacisc
cosS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
GOLD DggS r
Mads only b. THE N. x. FAIRBANK COMPANY
Chicago. New YORK. Boston. St. Louis.
Makers OF OVAL FAIRY SOAP.

the county and a firm Of architects, the
J. Riley Gordon company
The title of the first ease fled is J.
Riley Gordon company VS.. the Canadian
Board OF County Commissioners. It was
heard in the district court in FL Reno in
April last, being an appeal from the pro-
bate court. On the motion Of the attor-
neys for the county commissioners, the
appeal from the probate court was dis
missed, and the Gordon company now ap-
peal it to the supreme court, asking that
the Judgment Of the lower court be re-
versed and set aside
The case originated over the action of
the county commissioners in rejecting
the plans and specifications Of the J.
Riley Gordon company for. the erection
Of the court house
The second case fled b. Forrest. is that
Of the county of Canadian by County
Attorney J. J. Carney vs.. the Board of
County Commissioners, appealing from
the decision Of the board in accepting the
plans and specifications of W. Fl. Riley
& Co, for the erection OF the court house
Forrest IS the attorney with Carney, for
fha county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
SONS OF ST. PATRICK
Give Banquet at WaIdorf-Astoria to
French Visitors.

New York May 30-The members OF
the French delegation to the unveilns
of the Rochambeau statue. after enjoy
ing the hospitality of Whitelaw Reid. at
Ophir Farm, White Plains. yesterday
returned to this city last night AT 9
o'clock the Sixty-ninth regiment escorted
them from the Waldorf-Astoria to the
banquet given at Delmonicos by the
friendly Sons of st. Patrick.
The walls of the banquet hall were
covered with festoons of flags, bunting
and great punches of green oak leaves.
The stars and stripes and the flag of Ire
land were draped with the French tri-
color on every side. Directly behind
Supreme Court Justice James a. O Brien
president of the society, who presided,
was life sized painting Of st. Patrick
Immediately over the president were Il
Illuminated electric letters reading:
''Cead mile failthe"
Among those present, beside the men1-
bers of the French mission. were Am
bassador to France Porter; w Bourke
Cochran, Justice Fitzgerald: J. / c.
Clarke: Colonel Theodore y. Bingham,
L. s. A; Samuel Sloan, Ambassador
Cambon. Mayor Low. Archbishop ireland.
Chauncey. VI. Depew. Consul General Bru-
waert. Bishop McGoIrick, OF Duluth;
George L, Rives. Judge Joseph. T. Daily
Justice Morgan, ]. O'Brieu, John a. Nc
CAL. Thomas F. Gnroy, Charles ". Day
ton. Surrogate Fitzgerald. Perry Bel
mont, and william McAddo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
CANADIAN IN
A RAMPAGE AT
0kLAH0MACI
Water Stands Two Feet Deep
in LowIand Houses.
lNUNDATI0N OF PARK
Thousands of People interested
in the Flood.
lNUNDATI0N OF PARK

Oklahoma City, May 20-The water
which broke over into the ditch along the
Santa Fe track at the river yesterday sue
ceeded IN efTecting an outlet across the
wagon road and making its way hack 10
the river in Riverside Park. In doing SO
il flooded four houses whose occupants
were compelled TO move out. the water
standing over TIVE feet deep on the door
H E Smith. manager OF the park. is one
OF the victims. as also is Charles a.
Beecher and another family named
Brown. The Beechers are being housed
By sam White at h2 South Broadway.
Thousands visited the river yesterday
at the Santa Fe and Frisco railroad
bridges The greater part OF Riverside
Park is inundated
The river has broken out OF its banks
at several places and Is running out over
the first bottom. As there are very
few houses built IN the first bottom near
the city. no danger is anticipated except
TO those few, It would require q raise Of
many feet more to reach the lower part
of the city. which is on the second bottom.
considerably higher than the first
1t does not seem probable that the river
=" "-H As'ii ADi eseiot ust}Ss ts II Is it'olt'N
out Of its banks yesterday at the western
line of Oklahoma. From Beaver county
TO this city it is carrying all the water
that its channel can accommodate. and 4
is likely that when the effects of the big
rains west reach here the water win hs
even higher than at present.
During the past two days terrific rains
have fallen ever western Oklahoma Whch
viii naturally swell the food. It is reason
able TO predict that the river viii reach
the highest point known here. when the
accumulated waters arrive.
Reports from all over the territory tell
the same story OF heavy and continued
rains. ranging from five to ten inches
since Sunday The heaviest fall seems 10
have been in the western portion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
HAS CHANGED IT'S SCHEDULE
Santa re Explains in It's Answer 10
Wichita's Complaint.

The Santa Fe railroad has filed its an
swer with the interstate commerce com
mission 20 the complaints made By the
city OF Wichita against the ralroad- n IS
in the matter or the discrimination iu
freight rates IN favor ~ iSanaas City.
Mo. and as against Wichita Ths Santa
Fc alleges that It's main line does not run
through this city but misses Wichita. con-
Meeting with the main line at Winhcid
Therefore the rates granted kansas City
are rot unjust compared with those made
Il Wichita. as the Wiaacld route Is
shorter The defendant admits THAI the
freight rate schedule in the comuialat was
correct at the time OF Aims said cora~
plaint but that the railroad has since that
time made changes IN It's freight rates
from Wichita. The answer does got state
what these changes are. but Il is pre-
ita. This new rate schedule has been fled
with the commission.
The answer further states thar the prac-
tice Of reshippins and rccoEsigning eraia
az Kansas Ci1y Is similarly applied at
Wichita. The defendant denies that the
circumstances surrounding the shipment
of grain from Kansas City and from
Wichita are the same or viii warrant the
same rate. Competition with other roads
cut Of Kansas city is the defendants
lest argument. Tho Illinois Central rail-
road has fled its answer also before the
Interstate commerce commission and de-
olares thar az It does not rgn through
Wichita that it wiz neither affirm nor
deny the aHegations made ia the COM
plant untn It secs that il is concerned fn
sorue material ,rnv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
HAS DWINoLEo SOMEWHAT
Big Flood viii Not Amount 70 Much
IN Wichita.

The latest news ~ the foad which is
coming down the Arkansas river 81 shat
AT o'clock yesterday O. passea r.-rHeI
and the water rose -four feet ln en- hour.
II was expected that the nopd reusd
reach Hutchinson some time last nieht.
but no news has been received ~ aas
hieh water la thar city. The gem fsf
opinion seems 70 be that ihe foe5 ia
this city vii he a ffost. Yesterday il
vas reported that 8fteen FEET ~ water
wss coming dowa. blt this haa apinlied
- four feet. and b. the time 6 reaches
Wichita wln be about slr inchca 20
water more than ths usual amount
kansas is hehaae Colorado far more
water ia the Arkaa-aa river haf if s. ne
fEhtinE for q suppiy on the i1sfaiu at
plan Kansas usfds ire wafr 81 ths
river. or part ~ o.. Dur tfsre ls ~ nsr.s-
sitT ~. .Coloraaas = sending her ssrliaa fap-
ply down an a; oacs in waves tea o. ff-
teen feet high. The geo1le alorr fhe
river would appre0izte the water moro II
they could Est gead sspei aI ~ t8s
tire Instead u hasisg e dry riFef aas
rsrt of the tia.e sa4 an aFcrasa oacs in
zvhile
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
INDIAN TIGER KILLED
Horses - ick the Monarch 10 Death in
Circus Car

Poughkeepsie, n. Y. May So.-A two
year-old Indian tiger was killed in fight
with horses on a circus train while en-
route from Goshen to Ploughkeepsie. to-
day. The tiger, which had been recently
imported. escaped from its wagon den
while the train was in motion It
crawled over the tops of four wagons and
entered car containing thirty draught
horses. A fierce battle ensued. the panic
stricken horses plunging and kicking at
the savage intruder. When the train
reached here the tiger was found dead
and mangled under the hoofs of one Of
the horses. Six of the horses were badly
scratched and bitten
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
TRAINS ARE RUNNING NOW
santa Fe Reports That FIood Trouble
Il az aa End

Topekz. Kan. Sfay Sa-ss7ta Fe and
Rock Island officials here reaort tonight
thar the tro1bie o-er the higa SzteT n
western kansas s. nearly nnisfed- The
d1st Colorado trains f1- several e1rs.
cane n over The Santa p tais sftsr-
r.oon- TIE trsi-s a-e rezrtg 81 tsn.-d.
ard 10 aitesrrf r hei-g za9e - ru1
saen on the sehedule- Ths Ssntz p =
vs. usin< TIE xissosri Farsfc tracks f0r
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
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DAMAGES TO BRIDGES
Pawnce County Suffers from Big
Floods in Bear Creek.

PaWnce County Suffers from Big
Floods in Bear Creek.
Pawnee, O. T, May S0.-The Times Dem
ocrat Of todays says: Three of the i'm
portant bridges in and near Pawnee are
almost a total wreck as result of the re-
cent nigh water in Flaek Bear creek. The
Cauett bridge. about a mile and a quarter
east Of town. has fallen into the creek and
is hardly worth the expense OF raising it.
The same may be SAID Of the north bridge
near the ice plant. 1t has also fallen and
il is believed the loss on it viii be total.
The Main street bridge which was COM
pleted less than year ago. also suffered
great damage. The abutments are ready
to fall. the west end Of the bridges has
shifted nearly IS inches and the east ap-
proach has caved in for a distance of
nearly fifteen feet. In each of the bridges
the cables are practically in tact
It is evident from an examination Of the
structures that the poor work on the
foundation of the abutments nearly all
of which have caved in is responsible for
the less. Instead Of going down to solid
rock for the foundations, the builder simp-
" started them on the ground and it is
the sand became soaked it caved in and
the stone work with il. The north abut-
ment Of the north bridge did not fall. but
it has sunk several feet, its weight sirn2-
~ driving it deeper into the mud
The county commissioners, accompanied
by County Surveyor Mott and J. D. Ram
sey Inspected the bridges yesterday after
noon. on their return they expressed the
opinion that the loss was practically total.
The Main street bridge cost S2.oeo. the
north bridge. $500 and the Catlett bridge
sl.7o0
II is u shame that when the bridges
were built the county did not have rep
reseutative 10 watch the construction and
see that the work was done right. Had
this occurred the bridges would have been
standing today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
HUeeED BABY TO HER
As She Ran MadIy Through Streets
In Her CeIiriunn

New MartinsvilIe, w Va May 3L-Mrs
S. l.. Long. crazed by religion. jumped
from a train at the depot today with
four -months-old babe in her arms, and
rushed madly through the streets. with
her husband in hot pursuit. She dashed
into the parlors of the EIk hotel and
when cOrnered jumped through a window
to the ground below. with the child sul
in her arms. By a miracle. she escaped
injury and the nfant was picked up not
much the worse for the dangerous leap.
She viii be taken TO the Weston asylum.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
TO NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Sleeping Car Line from ST. Louis Over
New Route

Sleeping cars running 10 northern Mich
igan- resorts from ST. Louis over Vandslia-
Pennsylvania Short Lines and c. r &
/ Railway-'The Fishing Line'-via IN
dianapoIis. Logansport and La Otto-A
NEW ROUTE-will be established June
I'd. 1902. leaving St Louis Zoe ?. m
daily. arriving Pctoskey. Traverse City,
Bay View. Harbor Springs and Maelsinaw
City next morning. Mackinac Island at
noon. Luncheon. dinner and breakfast
on dining cars. Tourist tickets 10 Mich
igan resorts over this route may be OBJ
tained at ticket Offices OF railways selling
via ST Louis For special Information
address \. 3. Ritchie. T. P. Agt. Kansas
CITY. No. OF J. n Chesbrough. a c. p.
Agt St Louis No
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
KNIGHTS OF. THE GARTER
HOnOrs Conferred by Edward on Bed
ford and MarIhOrouch

London. May 30.-King Edward invested
the Duke of Marlborough and the Duke
OF Bedford with the insignia of the Order
of the Garter. at buckingham Palace this
afternoon. The ceremony was more i'm
posing than any similar events which
had occurred for years. it being the
kings intention 70 revive the old time
pomp which formerly distinguished the
ceremonies connected with this order
notable company OF Knights of the
Garter. Including the Prince Of Wales,
the Duke OF Cannaught. the Marquis OF
Salisbury. the Marquis Of Londonderry
and the Duke OF Norfolk. attended.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
JOCKEY aEAGHER KILLED
His Hor~e Relied Over Bfna n loren
20. Breaking His BACK

Torouso. ors-. Nay ss-Pst HszEkss
she ~en kno~n s:eep4s chss~ torSsT. res
Killed az rhe wcosbl1c trzck soazy. Be
vas rsaszz 81 sas1Asce. fn tks steerse
ctzS~. zs1 wns1e taking TIE suzzp er7c-
ste the rrarss-szzns as rzouzt -. s-t
ths horse roued oveF h--s- NeaEse-'s
back vas sr0kez-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
WAS SHOT BY BURGLARS
Daniel Hill. Wealthy Beard or Trade
Wan Allowed To Talk.

Chicago. May sa-DanieI HaI. the
wealthy board Of trade man. who vas
shot a week ago. vas today allowed 70
talk by hts physicians.
i was shot b. burgisrs,- he ssid.
and 7 want to say that 7 have a lot
more respect for these burglars than
f5r the people who have BEN insiauatlng
that Mrs. Hai had some eoznectioa with
-ts-. .r--.-ff-rH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
ASHER WANTS Road
IF the Southwestern Builds That Way
Il WI Be Aided

Oklahoma CITY o. T., May So.-Walter
Olds. the talented editor Of the Asher Al
TRUST. was in the city last night. His
mission here was TO meet the parties who
are after the southeastern railroad sur
vey. and say to them that Asher stsnds
ready u assist in building the line. pro.
vidine II touches that city. Mr. oids was
selected Dry the Asher Commercial club
TO represent IL at the meeting here, but
the meeting failed 70 realize yesterday.
owing 20 the unavoidable absence Of the
parties who are hidding for the survey.
The transfer Of the survey was postpon-
Cd until next Tuesday when il viii be
decided what comrany VIII set the sur
vey. Mr.. Cids stated 70 an Oklahoma
representative that he would arrange 20
be at the meeting next Tuesday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
eRteANDs soFTENEo BY BABE.
Miss Stone Tells Of Advent CT Little
Woman into the World

New York, Nay s1.-The JoarnaI Ameri-
can says: Miss Ellen J. Stonc. the Ameri-
ccan missionary recently ransomed from
captivity among Bulgarian bTigands.
SPOKE in Plymouth church. Brooklyn. yes
terday afternoon on her experiences.
The baby of Nine. Tsilka. my COM
paBien. was not born in rlanger. 'but
ta a deey shield fold. with the brigands
all about. These fierce and Iawless men
were sofrened IN heart in wine while they
vowed TO see that she was not harmed.
Although the babe had only a flannel
bandage, provided by one OF the brigands.
for a garment. she Iool<eo 10 us as sweet
and handsome as any Brooklyn barry
Miss Stone told of the care taken by the
brtgand in whose hands the infant was
placed. He carried the little one on horse
back through the wild and mountainous
country. and was held 10 rigid account
for the ehiId's safety
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
FOR vAcciwATlNe HIM
Filipino Lays for OffScer ard Kills
Him.

washington May Sa.-Tss Fsni7p.ze
mails today brought to Ske wa- depart
meat the recor1x ct Z number % inter
estinE court-rasrtisi Gases n TIE. Fhilsp-
pines Private Charles l. Leonard coz7-
psny e. sixth infantry. uas sss5sSS1s at
enlisted z-az * the hosg4sas cc-rs "a
HaecinatinE The netivs snhabitznss of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
CANADIAN COURTHOUSE
Colonel Brooks Forrest Takes 1t Into
the Supreme Court.

Guthrie. O T.. May 2o-Attorney Bob
Forrest of EI Reno. erstwhile candidate
for congress. was in the city Yesterday.
but not politically bent for he came 10
file two Important cases in the okla
homa supreme court. ho2ng 20 get some
action thereon in the session next week.
Both deal with letting of the contracts
for the erection of a new court house
in that city and Forrest represents both
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
RRIpeEs WASHED AWAY
Panhandle Tra;-s Held West of Cana
dian City.

Guthrie. o. r, May 39.-W. E. Bolton,
Of Woodward, was in the city yesterday,
having been three days, he stated, in
getting to the city from his home. The
delay was caused by washouts on the
Panhandle division Of the Santa Fe,
which runs through Woodward into
Texas He states that the bridge over
the North Canadian. east Of Woodward,
was washed out. though now repaired
ana that 500 feet Of the South Canadian
are and that the trains are still held on
the west side Of the bridge.
An along the Cimarron river from Alva
to Guthrie. he states, the wagon bridges
are ali out, Including those in the two
cities named. The railroad bridges over
the Cimarron are holding out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
EMPEROR WILLIAMS PREDICTION
Makes Remark About the Effect of
M7chi1e Cur

" TaCTIFfe EL0.
Berlin Nay S--Emperor William made
speech after the sham fight conducted
May q by German forces at G-avelotte.
at -. Lorraine. in which The German dr.
fensss in certain battles u the France
German var. we're repeated. HIS majesty
Is reported 10 have said that II the next
Eusppean var. Aa9 men vvi,h machine
guns would be able 81 similar positions.
% stand % S1o1o men snd that al Grave
lotte 2ee' men So armed would have put
- oel men out q seton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
Prominent Dsaver Attorney peaa.

Denver. Nay Sa--Ssmucl z Brownie.
one OF TIE most proninent attorneys IN
Colorado died tcnight of heart failure
re was pioneer and was At one time
attorney eeneral of the state Be was -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31

To1sncy Sullivan Knocks Out Lantry.
St Louis. aiay se-Tom Sullivan -
Frooklyn. kaockea ous E6dIa santry q
Chicsgo. tonight 81 The thsrd round cf
whas was % have bcsn a twenty round
contest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31

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