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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
He CUT HIS
THROAT WITH
DULL KNIFE
Stabbed Himself in Abdomen
and Opened His Viens.
H0RRlBLEDlSC0VERY MADE
In the Hotel PampaS at Ponca
City.

Ponca City. O. A.. Dec s.-Fred Sim
mons was found dead i'll his room at the
Fampas hotel yesterday. tie had COM
mitte9 suicide by cutting MS throat witn
a pocket knife. The body was in most
horrible condition when found
Simmons came TO the hotel Saturday af-
ternoon. He had TO baggage of any kind.
he remained q. the hotel that night and
had supper, ana breakfast ana dinner the
Loxt day. Suulay afternoon he said he
V as not feeling well ard went 10 his room.
sunday evening he was called for supper
but failed 70 respond. and nothing more
vas thought OF il until he failed TO come
to breakfast yesterday morning. and even
then it was thought he would be down
later.
About 10 o'cbck the clerk went TO his
room and peuided nthe door, but re-
ceived no answer. The door was then
broken open. en- entering the room the
body of the mau was found lying on the
bed. face downward with the clothes all
pulled up over he head.
Examination roved the man was dead
and had been fol some hours. as the body
was cold and stf. II was plain case
OF suicide with common pocket knife
with a sharp poiit the nan had cut three
gashes in the let side of his neck, two
in the right side, stabbed hole in the
windpipe. made two Wounds in the abdo-
men and slashed dep clts in both wrists.
The knife was sSlI gpsped in the right
hand with a death grip. requiring a strong
effort to release it. on the body was
found SS5 in cash md adeposit certificate
of Sls5 issued by ne First National bank
OF this city. and hat vas all. The coro-
ner was notified, but decided that an in
quest was unnecessary, as there could be
no doubt that twas plain case Of sui
eide.
AT first nobod could he found who rec
ognized the ded man. but later woman
who is employd in the family of 5. J.
soldani. Mrs. Rixie by name. Identified
the body as that of her brother. and an
other sister Ing in Rice county, Kan,
was also NOTED by telegraph Mrs. RiXie
saws that M brother. whose name is
Fred Simmop. has been working for far
ners in this Unity for some months past,
and she lzno-s of no reason for the rash
act which eded his life. There is re-
port about hat he has been speculating
on the boar OF trade and lost money, but
the report ennot be sriied.
He was single man, apparently %
vears of ge. medium height. heay set,
light commissioned and with reddish hair.
The body that OF man OF good bodily
health an, strong muscular power
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10

people of Oklahoma can possibly find lie
should be a business man; one who has
been successful in business; man who
is of the people and who comes from
among the people. He should be OF the
age that is brightest Of the lessons well
learned from profound experience. thus
qualified to be- Of the best service TO all
the people Of the great commonwealth
Added. he should be possessed Of the
dignity which beers lightly the highest
honors. yet conscious that they are con-
ferred by the people who rule.
Joseph w AicNeal, of Guthrie, pos
sesses all these qualifications, and is
therefore the man for governor of Okla
homa
''Ee has been successful in life, through
his own efforts and i'm no atom at the eX-
pense of others. lie is a western man;
q student of the times; a thinker who
reasons to the rights OF the people; a
man who can make the most logical
statement Of facts. and intelligently
show the political remedy from a husi-
ness view point than any man in Okla
homa He made this record in the last
campaign ard 1IcGuire's vote in Woods
county was in no small measure the re-
suit Of Joe McNeaTs speeches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
DENOUNCED THE SUBSTITUTE
Mass Meeting at Guthrie Express
Sentiments on statehood.

Guthrie, O. r., Dec. 9.-At a mass meet
ing of the people of Guthrie at the Com
mercial club rooms last night. the sub
stitute measure on statehood was de-
nounced and the supporters of the omni-
bus bill commended. kilograms OF COM
mendation were sent to Flynn, Frye and
lay by Ex-Governor Barnes, who pre-
sided over the meeting. The kilograms
told terseIy the position Of the people
Of The capital city and told it in no mealy
mouthed manner.
During the meeting yesterday afternoon
there were speeches made by number
of citizens that told in a nutshell the
condition Of affairs at present. and the
status Of the statehood fight The action
giving to Senator Quay every aid posi-
Bile in his hght for the omnibus bill, was
endorsed as one man.
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itentiary at Philadelphia Marsh pleaded
guilty to three indictments consolidated
Into one. expecting TO receive only one
sentence The attorney generals report
said:
Taking into consideration an the facts
Of this case as they appear IN the reports
ard other papers on file. and particularly
the seven years OF punishment borne BY
the petitioner while ne was 4 fugitive
from justice and his voluntary return and
surrender. I believe It is case IN which
the usual punishment Of tive years i'm
prisonment would be sufficient The pris-
oner has now served almost the equivs-
lent Of a five years sentence and rec
ommend that his sentence be conunute,l
&c term OF imprisonment to expire De-
cer1ber q 1ogs
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other work a carpenter refusea to 6.
iahorer's work during The strike
boss declined 20 be sNern in as a IS
and iron policeman. and another afc IA
refused Co do certain slnds of work ols
fire boss applied to scvefal other cau4
paaiss. but they also released him er4
ployment. He did not krow why tse
companies would uot give him worE ~
less il was because he refused to becas
coal and i-on policeman daIine thc
strike
Attorneys for the miners told thc com
mission that this witness was placed on
the stand te show that s BLACKLIST exists
Counsel for the operators tried to show
thar he was too oid to So bsck Go the
mines. One OF the ten witnesses. vho
was employed by the peiaware & Ilul-
sen company. admitted thar There wee
too many men at WORK ia the caliicry
when he asked far reinstatcA ,nt hat hs
thouEht the company shool8~aave siven
him work because he had been .u ther
employ Tor nfteeu wears anI tIuays .f'd
everything asked os him. RE also ri
he found no complaint WITH che Fatsk -
wages paid By tho company
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FUNERAL
REMAINS OF EX-SPEAKER REED
PLACED IN TOMB.
In Evergreen Cemetery to Await Final
Burial in Spring.

Portland. Me. Dec. S.-Simpie but inn
pressive services. consisting OF music.
scripture reading. prayer and a brief eu-
logy. were held over the remains Of ex-
Speaker Thomas 3. Reed az the First
Unitarian church today. The church was
thrOnged with a distinguished assemblsge.
which included the governors of Maine
and Massachusetts,. the congressional del
egation. representing the house and SEN
ate. the Loyal Legion. several Grand
Army posts, members Of the bar. city
officials and delegates from nearly every
political organization in the state In
room which opened into the auditorium
of the church were the widow and dausn-
ter. attended by number OF personal
frienos and screened from the crowd IN
the main edifce
The day was one Of mourning through
out the city. Many places OK business
were closed during the afternoon. Public
buildings were also closed during the
day.
The services in the church were held
at O'Clock but for some hours the body
had been lying in state ia the parish
house. where it was viewed by througs
Of people
THE parish house finally was closed
shortly after ! o'clock and the casket
was removed to the church.
While the assembly was being seated,
Herman Kotzchmsr was az The organ
In the front pews were seated the pan
bearers. Joseph symonds. John G. Small.
George Bird Attorney General George ~
seiders. Judge Carience Vale OF the dis
trict court. Robinson Williams. William
Bradley and William T.. Woods
The organ ceased after a brief pause.
the Rev John Carroll Perkins. pastor
Of the church reading appropriate Sc
lections from the -,40le. followed with
prayer. After short strain from the
organ. Mr. Perkins delivered the eulogy
and closed his remarks with benedic-
ton.
The casket was borne 70 the hearse.
and wmle - bells of ne city tolled -
strokes-one for each year Of Mr- Reed e
hfe-the funeral party entered carriages
~1ccssion passed % Evergreen
cemetery. where the body vas placed in
a tomb 10 await burial in the spring.
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EIGHT MEN RESTORED
Governor Ferguson Recreates n
Runch Of Citizens.

Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 9.-Governor Fer
guson today issued citizenship pardons
To eight men serving sentences IN the
Kansas penitentiary. Three Of these were
sent up from Logan county and an equal
number from Oklahoma county. This
pardon restores them 10 the rights of cit
i-enship. Tho LIST Of names. with the
crime. term and date OF discharge is as
follows:
Joseph White. larceny, two years; jan
uary 9. 1875.
Ernest Davis. larceny. two years; jan
cary = 1905
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q "a ~ Ks - II a.
a The Kind You Have Always BOBgf
Signature st N@<Hzzzzzu
DREW BEAD TOO FINE
story of Hunter Who GOt Neither
Cat Nor Coyote.

Guthrie, o. r., Dec. 9.-The following
story Of an Oklahoma hunters luck is
told by the Watonga Herald:
william Coffelt of Homestead relates 8
very amusing incident which took place
a few days ago while a couple OF young
men of his vicinity were out hunting
They were walking along a bank in the
timber when they heard a noise behind
them and upon turning around saw "a
coyote tree a bob cat on the verge of the
bank One of the young men immedi-
ately drew aim on the cat, but as the
coyote had hold of the cats tail and
there was 800 bounty on the coyote. he
lowered his gun and decided TO shoot L.
He did not lower his gun sufficiently.
however and shot the eats tail of in
stead, and the coyote tumbled down the
nil and the cat disappeared in the other
direction. and he got neither.
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HAD sRIeHr.s DISEASE.
Prominent Wichita Insurance. Man
Tells How He Mas Cured.

There has recently been 50 nuch ta8k
ABOUT Bright disease tht dr-asissi fnsi-
adv which has been the cause q several
deaths tn this city during thc past year
q disease pronounced lncur. lie ~ fhs
medical fraternirt thar 10 nae - sng=f-
esting news FOR many people CD ieafn ,nat
there Is cure ana hear tna- story ~
enc of cur Well known e.t.zrus Wha had
about lost hope 10 wiil at icaat D. kood
news and give ugw lease el ufe
% the many throughout the isld
who have Rrishrs disease aad -
troubles OF serious nature
" l.. McQuerty. assistaut sgprrrs
tendeut ~ che Metropolitan life
Insurance company En- Wichit4 has heea
Is poor health FOR several yeare hHst
troubled with Indigestion and ueafalsia
Mf. Mc0uerrv Whiie tfIaine eHh
reporter Cor the Enuie "a feW dave ago.
stated that for years hf was in canstfaf
uneasiness and numerous trouaiss lie
would get hUnggy hgf cogii ett hsFtfF
2nythlng His stomach grew goFsr
his kidneys were affected and efl
constant pain ia his BACK fle
awake IN the morning feeling tsrrd
severe pains in his back saren
his kidneys Ills physician raGr
mediciue, bat Ia no await aaa aurff
pronounced hia case BriEhts diaHaf
and % course gave him uo eneoufaF
ment % il is considered incsfshle
McQucrry stated thar af niaht h's afa
and limbs wovtd swell and rumereas els
appeared on his body and D. continued "a
lose ieeh until De- was thsn asa aallf SO
had about eiseu up hoTe eh.n his atien-
tiou vas attracted On an srsiele iu 80
Eagle about airs Helar aul other seri-
ous diseases waich bad teer essfs1iv
treated firHF e-.rI.H.... f..a ff.I.....e.af
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
BIRD M CURE
CHARITABLE
TO LESSEES
win Oppose Substitute Bill
in Their Interest.
AND FOR OTHER CAUSES
Shows It's Evils With Regard
to School Funds.

-rfb-ie o. r. Dec Bird Mcclure
roturnea to this city this morning from
psvnee Next MONDAY he viii leave fol
washington. if nothing prevents to do
an in his power as deIegate-elect 10 de
feat the substitute measure OF Bever-
idge and aid in the passage oi the ON
nibus bin giving statehood to Oklahoma
regardless Of the indian Territory.
s.r~5at bin of Beveridge's is the most
,-iciors measure that could have been
eo++en ,rn to hurt Oklahoma. 1t has pre-
visions that would mean the ruinauoh
Of r,ie territory should it ever pass one
~ these provisions is concerning schoo'
lara The BIN provides that four sec
73oos IN each township of the Indian Ter
,,+o,r shall be set aside for school pur-
moss if practicable Mind, IL says u
-,reorfcalIe.- Vow. If not practicable, the
bin 7-ovses that these lands shall DE
taken out Of the public domain OF ol-
lebor0a The last provision viii be me
one followed for it is not pracucaDie on
4ra face of Il 40 reserve these lands ID
tbe Indian Territory. The Indian tIlueS
ov,n these lands and when they are re-
o,,fred 10 give them UP they VIII ask
so or so an acre The government mas
aI7yavs treated the Indians with more
+ban fairness. paying the Indians Two
fold for whatever the government got oI
Them. Now. the government VIII NOT
,,,- sro an acre for these lands, and Sc
tnsv win be taken out of the pubic do
main Of Oklahoma. IL VIII mean that -
much more land as is already reserN~
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OKLjHOMA RlGHT HAWKS
Are Up aid DOiu< While Other Pee
pIe ire Asleep.

Guthrie. o. T. Dec. s.-The Watonga
Dispatch eomplans that few Oklahoma
nuisances have been doing deviiment
during he past week. over $500 worth OF
fruit tres haze been appropriated BY
energetic peori who are up and doiHs
when o-her pople are asleep r. y
Phelps bst abdt s125 worth Of trees. The
ottawa star ursery suffered loss OF
$50. and the sark nursery has lost $i50
worth. No ele has been found
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Harri@ou T.umber Com nany

Guthrie. O. T. Dec e-The Harrison
Lumber company of Medford was char
tered today. The COMPANY. II 5000 cap
ital. IS formed for The purpose n doing
business in lumber. lime. cement. coal.
hrick stone and hardware The direct
ors are Wm. +. Harrison of Melford W.
2. Borders of Billings and A. = Bowers
u Wellington. Kan.
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q l. 5 81 ~ R L 81
ss.-, ~. = The KlHd Y9H Hae Always sgBgs
agnatll. <5zL}Iz1az-
BONDS
PREFERABLE TO RE ADY CASH IN
OKLAHOFlA.
Queer Turn Of Affair." in Southwest
ern Normal Case.

ern Normal Case.
Guthrie. O. r.. Dec. 9.-Today it was
learned that the attorney general Of
Oklahoma has deliv fed an opinion de-
claring tnat Weatherord must vote 5000
bonds. and that S.@ in cash, subscribed
by the citizens Of 7Featherford, VIII not
do. For the mind Of the average man
it hard TO see why 5000 in cash fOr beau
tifying the normal grounds is not just as
good as S5.Coo in bonds. but the law says
different
6eatherford il is understood. has al
ready gotten this money together and
has it in a bank
Treasurer Ran.bo Of the normal board
said today '7rha board did not do any
u.ing very dcfsite mt Weatherford be-
cause it couldn't. Weatherford had not
met the requirements. The 5000 bonds
had not been voted. The town could have
had this done before we met there if it
had wished
"The site for the school is a beautiful
one. The people are very enthusiastic
about it and L win be a success.
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January Il. Probable Date

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. sit is now thought
that the Republican statehood conFen-
lion VIII H. held on CT about thc l3,h u
January. Because Of the shortncss of the
time TN congress- adjaurns and then The
honlays il IS the consensus ~ opinion
that It VIII De better T. wal- tlI she Jog
u ~. y. o..te
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
western Investment Company

ofthrie. O. T.. Dec s-The Western
investment company. to Do q general iQa1
and real estate business. was cnsrtsr'
todav by the secretarT- The prize Ial
rlase Of business IS at II Rro The
csptal stock IS S5a.g5f The directors arr
residents If II Reno a-d a-s e. 81. saw
yer. Harry Lee Fog and r W. E1ras-
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nit -ree Isoa-exeIt

vashingt1. Dec. s-Nichael DaFift
a-i Eausn Rlake. members of The Brit
Sd psfnsmnt. vho are mak-Hs "a oI'sl
tor III taf country. paid theIr respects
70 the prf.lsnt t2daT on le'FiHs 'he
t.t- HOSE they expressed themselves
81 delfrht8 wltH their c1h
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san. Of -ayder fhartercd

suthr,e. r r.. Dec a-rhe Bank -
svder c4itauzed az =0e was char
tea toar fsr term or twenty years.
NE .nstitzsoa s. - - blsinesz ia hi'-
g, -o The directors ars g. Du1-
~ = j. Da-iap aad +. r. W Aiir.fh
g Hobart
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
BOTH OIL AND GAS.
Roosevelt, Oklahoma, Finds Fortune
at End Of Drill.

Guthrie. O. T. Dec. 9.-The Benning-
Cross Mining company has struck oil and
gas northeast OF Lawton This company
IS drilling on as140-acre tract seven miles
northeast Of Lawton. SAYS tho Roosevelt
Record. Last Thursday the well had
reached a depth of $50 feet and the drill
vas showing a hard blue shale. Sudden
" the smell Of gas became evident and
following this came that of oil. The
drill was drawn. and both oil and gas
in equal quantities were found
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
M'NEAL FOR GOVERNOR
AIine Chronoscope Declares for the
Guthrie Man

Guthrie. @. r.. Dec. 9-The AIine Chron-
oscope. one Of Woods county's strong
ost Rsri.b.:ean weeklies places JOSEPH
0lcNeai-s name az the head of its editor
ial col.:on ana declares FOR nim for gov
ernor In the following language.
"OkIahcma is to have statehood. Wheh
Okaaoma becomes a state it viii have a
governor The drst governor Of Okla
holaa ShoNd be the best governor the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-10
SUDDR DEATH IN CANP
CoIsred Wa Drops Dead on Choetaw
Rad Near Guthrie.

G1thrie. OF. Dec. s--k. W. Preston
"a colored ma working ON the Choctaw.
dropped dea this morning. two miles
vvcs of this ity Nothing IS known con
cerring his imily he was so years Ola
and worked To 70 the time Of his death
II treated aite stir IN the carap.
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w. H. Watson. grand larceny. one year,
January %. 1858.
Frank Green. assault, one year. Janu-
airy ;. 1868.
AdoIphus Fountelroy. shooting TO kill
one year; January ., 1903.
Lee Mumphort. false pretense. one year.
January IS, 1903
NJ J. Murphy, robbery, one year, jan
uary q. 1903.
Car6eIc Cover, grand larceny. one
year January IS. 1903
White. Watson and Humphort Were
sent up from Logan county; Davis from
Kay: Fountelroy. Green and Cover from
Oklahoma. and Murphy from Canadian
Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 9--Nctary public
comm sssions wera issued today L u4- fol-
lowing: J. F. Smith CT Ponca City, B. =.
Langdcn Of Custer county. aad Isaiah
Mills Of Liuos, Greer COUNT.
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Guthrie. q T. Dec. s-Nevs rsscfs
.l,ts civ tossv r z mad de- being l9ose
i. rir~o,s sna Biting are celsrec
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RECITAL
Continued from FirEt Page.

husband was killed until the tine when
the first boy went 70 work the conpsnT
rever asked her for rent
This concluded the mine workers case
against C. p aiarEIe & Co. except that
Nj Dsrrov read ana lad placrd urssa
the records - the comruission Jeha
sIaraIe's statement 70 Prefidsat Hpoat-
velt az the time - tho ncw famous cons
ference Is The temporary white House
other Witnesses Testify.
The attorneys FOR tie miners then coz
r,srne8 the remainder ~ the aftsTr7aa
session - preserti7g tne foli9sing wit-
aerres. who bad been employed ~ eithai
fhe BeIauare = ff1dsor co1.fauy tna
TemrIe Coal and Ireu co1aEaas. Or tre
Erie company Nho tastiaed fhst afief
the strike they asre 2unble % 80 isses
their oid employment This was oons e.
h5vs that the companies ~ere 1ge7kirs
rarf II ths agreement ~ which t5e
STRIFE vas ended and the co1srnisssea sf-
uo-rfsd on cross enamiratru 1 as
shown fhai fhey rad not heel rs-ffa
ulrrsd tscauae tney bad refss~G o. o.
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70 cllRE A coLp IN ONE DAY

-sl-a a~qffvo RromO QuiDine IaDlelS-
/, p Ir,l-cis,ts refund the money II II tallS
: cnre p W. Groves signature IS on