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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
IN PI1lABLE CONDITION
Meagre Details OF captain Porter's
Return are ('nhIed

washington, Jan. So-Secretary Long
today received the following cablegrams
from Rear Admiral Rodgers at Cavite.
across Ssmar:
"Details Walters expedition across Sa-
mar not yet received. Much credit due
Shoemaker for services rendered In con-
nection with rescue detachment at Ian
ang. Marines in Saraar win be relieved
in about ten DAYS"
The second dispatch reads:
FOLLOWING casualties Captain Porters
command. attempting march Lanaug 10
Bosey. Samar: Lieutenant A. S. VII
iiams, slightly wounded IN chest and suf-
fering from eczema; Corporal W. Stat
tery, Privates J. McRay. J. " Hacker.
". D. Smith. r. Desmond. J. Egan. T. J.
Corey. condition serious from weeping
eczema; Privates P J. O'Connen. T.
Sanule, J. y. Foster. T. Bredtt. J. Woods.
F. F. Brown. T. Murray NJ. Bassett.
L. A. Bailey and J. Baromie. missing.
hope abandoned"
Lieutenant William r. Shoemaker. who
IS commended IN Admiral Rodgers first
dispatch, commands the guuboat Arayat
and has figured with distinction In a num-
Der Of engagements IN the islands
Weeping eczema mentioned in the
second cablegram. IS a form OF that skin
disease in which the encrusted cuticIe
breaks and the sores ran Previous re-
ports from Admiral Rodgers have shown
that the marines suffered great hardshius
from exposure in their march through the
rough country OF the Island
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that the latter was forced TO take the
count. II the next round Ryan raiaed
body blows on his opponent. whose dis
tress caused him again to 90 to his knees
for five seconds
Just before the beI sounded. Ryan
again knocked his opponent through the
ropes. Green made his hest showing ia
the third round. when he landed a half
dozen times. but without any apparent
effect on Ryan. In the beginning of TIE
next round Ryan landed clean right
handler on the jaw. which knocked
Green down After this Green was in
great distress. and ran around the ring
to avoid his opponent Ryan was wait
ing now only to land a knock-out. and
after one minute and twenty seconds IN
the seventh round. quick as a fash. he
landed another right on the Jaw. and
Green went fat on his back. Green was
counted out. and had 10 be carried 70 his
dressing room and revived with Some dif-
fl Guilty Ryan announced tonight that be
is ready to fight any middle-weight in
the world.
Fred Dimmitf. OF Kansas City was
given the decision over KID Ryan. of
Chicago. in slow six-round preiimI-
nary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

the reach of the public. Paine's Csiery
Compound Is not In any way 3 patent
medicine. L il 50 superior TO ali TIE so-
called remedies that no serious comrsvi-
son can be made between them
The formula OF Pains's Celery Com
pound has been freely furnished from
the first 10 reputable physicians any,
whore. ard the thousands ~ autSeuti-
Gated cases that are reported yearly bv
physicians cf every school have proFed
beyond question that IN every ca.e ~
dyspepsia. biliousness. liver complaint.
neuralsia, rheumatism, or other diseases.
that imply Impaired nerves. Paiae's Cell
cry Compound invariably gives lasting
relief
II succeeds again aad again in corn-
pieteiy curing diseases where everything
eisc las failed Il is the only prepared
remdy in the world that is openly and
publicly indorsed oy medical iouruslg
sirgle trial os Paines Celery Compound
viii convince anyone that il accomplished
I'm every case All that % Is claimed e. do.
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improving the conditions existing in IN
dian Territory. In the matter of send
ing a delegate to Washington to cham
pion the Moon bill and to look after the
interests of South McAlester in the mat
ter Of securing the capital. it was de-
cided that the Business Mems League
should take steps that mean much for
this city, and after some discussion Hon.
Fielding Lewis. mayor Of the city, was
elected as the representative Of South
AIcAlester and instructed to proceed at
once to Washington and champion the
bill providing for territorial form of
government.
The regular finance committee of the
league win raise funds to defray his ex-
penses.
In representing South McAIester. Mayor
Lewis VIII also champion the cause of
nine-tenths Of the people of Indian Ter
ritory in gaining the much desired home
rule.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
SENTENCED FOR LIFE
Sim Howard Is Found tsuilty of Com
pIiclty in Murder OF Gaehei

Frankfort, Hy., Jan. 5e--At li.55 o'clock
:he jury in the case OF Jim Howard re-
turned a verdict Of guilty against the
prisoner and liked his punishment at life
Imprisonment
The jury had been out little over tTo
hours. and when the nrst hour passed
the LAWYERS and crowd In the court room
began 10 look Tor a hung jury. Z IS
understood that the only division f. the
jury as to the kid 81 verdict was as ;o
the extent OF The punishment Those
favoring a death senssHce came over az
Ter several ballots and voted Tor lie I'm
prisenmeut rather than have 70 verdict.
This was Howarl's seco1d trial. The FIRST
oae having resulted in a death sentence.
a new trial was granted ty the court q
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ONE AGAINST
THE SINGLE
SHAREHOLDERS
Delegate Appointed al Con-
yention Explains His inactivity
NO FUNDS WERE SUPPLIED
Nherewith He Could Figh'
at Washington.

Oklahoma City. o. T. Jan. so-There
has been much criticism since the Mus
cogee single statehood convention con-
cerning the iuactiveness of the delegates
appointed at that convention TO go to
Washington TO work in the interests OF
single statehood. There now appears
sufficient reason for the seeming indiff-
erence of some OF these gentlemen. The
Hon. Charles F. Barrett Of Shawnee one
Of th delegates, explains his position and
that of the other censored delegates in a
letter to the Oklahoman. Mr.. Barrett.
in part, says:
''As one of the three delegates from
Oklahoma 1 deem it but justice TO myself
to state a few of the reasons why there is
apparent Indifference on the part Of at
least one delegate. At the meeting held
at Muslzogee when every county repre-
sented had at least one candidate for del
egate and the committee. representations
present fell all over each other in their
frantic and enthusiastic Efforts TO pledge
money TO the great cause. Guthrie pledg-
ed $500; Oklahoma City. $3.50 or more; Lin
coin county 500 and so on.
Since then have attended two meet
ings of the>executive committee the last
one at Holdenvi!le on January 10th. and at
that meeting there was present just one
member of the committee from Okiaho-
ma. Ballard of Noble and he reported that
he had succeeded in raising his IN his
county two dollars. half Of which he had
himself contributed.
Members of the committee from the
Indian Territory reported for the treasur-
er that he had received one contribution
from Oklahoma something over Sl0O from
Oklahoma City and that was all.
Mr.. Doyle. another member of the
committee, left for Washington the first
OF January and was with Judge Bradford
done probably all that could be done
before Flynns committee. Mr.. Doyle.
however. went on his own hook and paid
his own expenses. or had them paid by
some other interest which ne represents.
Governor Barnes. the other member. vis-
tied Washington in the early part of the
session and intends. so we learn. TO go
again about February I, to take up the
statehood work
The editor has given his time. editor
ial efforts. and newspaper space without
stint in the cause OF single statehood. and
he hopes to give the cause his best efforts
in the future, but he is too poor to go TO
and pay his own expenses.
and too proud to go down there and bor-
row his way back as so many lobbyists
and statesmen from the territory have
done before him.
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GOLD RIGHT ON SURFACE
Richness in Otter Creek Mining Dis
trict in Great Abundance.

Lawton. o. T., Jan. s0.-The situation
in the Otter creek mining camp is becom-
ing interesting and the Republican makes
the following statement concerning the
various assays:
There are plenty OF evidences of the
activity of prospectors in the mountains.
and there does not seem to be any rea-
sonable doubt that rich mines will be
developed soon. a reporter met II. (.
McCune of Wildman, and in answer TO
a query about that camp, he said:
The condition of the mines and min
ing claims of Wndman in the Otter creek
mining district is very encouraging in
every way. One claim owned by the
Gold Coin Mining company shows an as
say Of 1857 in gold at a depth of sixteen
feet. The Lone Jack company's claim
shows 500 in gold. The Mammoth claim.
owned by II. E. McCune & company,
shows an assay of $40 gold six feet
from surface.
This undoubtedly is one of the best
mining camps in the Wichita range.
There is now being put up a smelter of
twenty tons capacity that will be ready
by the 1st of February. I have mined
in Colorado. Utah, New Mexico, Arizona.
in fact, all over the western mining
ranges and have never seen a better sur
face showing or more encouraging and
hattering prospects for the amount Of
work done and money expended. Wild
man has no boom, but every claim owner
is developing his property as fast as he
is able. knowing full well that the stuff
is here and in paying quantities. and that
he will get returns for his labor sooner
or later if he just hangs on. We invite
inspection and want capital TO help US
get the ore on the market. and there is
no place in the new country where cap
ital will find better field than at the
live mining camp of Wildman.
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ANOTHER Cs8 "SKATIN' I"
Ptttsbnr= Tract oa Car Leaps over n
80 sect Emsankmrnt

P.rsaurs. J-n- ss-Fae-o-ns Eai Vas
-lday the seems - tte thi-d tEact.o1 csF
sceIleng vltain twelve bears. tA- fes-it
- tahs. Car 80 - e PIE PI;tssu-u
sfcz-eesporI aaa conneilssie traction
iia- =. nawav ea steer laa.re laa
efer lA4sF- --aof f11.safA fA-1-e.st.
-sr SsantE m1icFuaa Nalsz. ~
tt. passsaeer. eeear@si ae4rn
snri t-s- she - Here I.ai4fsi-
at aaf srrr-41s -ar~f Iae sag
IS demolished.
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sTRANe SETTLING DIFFICULTIES
Attorney General Makes Another Trip
Into the New Country.

Guthrie. @. T., Jan. ao.-vJudge ]. c.
strang is in the new country Tor the ppr-
pose Of settling up the matter of the
provins up of the new townsites. which
have caused the fling OF charges against
The probate judges Of the three counties.
Judse Strang went especially To see Judge
Crurn Of Caddo county. as the townsites
i- that county were proved Up before the
request made by Governor Ferguson had
'elehed 5hat Office 1t is the general
impression that Judge Strang viii settle
ths diiieulues in The new country and
taat no trouble VIII result in the future
from the proving Up of the tovnsItes.
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TO TAKE IN TERRITORIES
Oklahoma City Commercial Club Is
Planning a Trip.

Oklahoma City. o. T., Jan sO.-The
board OF directors of the Commercial
club are at work on the excursion to he
run from this city TO points in the Indian
territory and Arkansas and Texas in
February. IT is proposed that the excur-
sion leave this city over the Frisco and
proceed TO Fort Smith, and return from
tha- point via the Santa Fe. This is a
good route. and one that viii accomplish
much for the wholesale dealers OF the
city The members of the club are look
irs forward 10 this trip and propose TO
make Il the most successful thar has
been run ia this section. AIemhers OF the
club are at work arranging terms with
the Frisco and the Santa Fe for proper
rates The excursion viii be thoroughly
discussed at the meeting 10 be held next
Tuesday evening, VIXEN az Of the mem
hers Viii be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

The nerves control and determine the
health OF every function CT the brain and
body.
More than nine -tenths Of all diseases
that are not infectious are known BY
every physician 70 be merely the lccal
symptoms Of a coming break down Of
the nervous system
IN one person the diseased condition OF
the nerves manifests itself in insomnia:
in another by indigestion: in another
By rheumatism; some organ Of the human
body becomes affected. and refuses to
perform its proper work.
When these symptoms begin to show
themselves. medicine today knows but
this one remedy. the famous discovery
Of Pref. Edward f. Phelps. ". -. IL
D., whose wonderful achievement has
spread the fame OF one OF this couutry's
greatest universities. No other remedy
vas ever universally prescribed by physi-
clans. IL was by the advice Of the most
eminent practitioners in the countrv that
this great remedy was FIRST put within
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
GOLDEN PASS" TOWNSHIP
New Townsite is Entered az Land Of
flee by Judge Brown.

Lawton. o. T., Jan. S0.-The new town
site Of Golden Pass has been entered at
the land office by Probate Judge Brown
and is now open for settlement. Judge
Brown has appointed r. G. Bell C. w
Davis and r. W. Andrews commissioners
The site is situated on the southeast
quarter of section 1a. township north
range l3 west and about thirteen miles
northwest Of Lawton. This is the only
government townsite in that district
and it VIII certainly be a provision point
for the miners. The pass between Mount
Scott and the only roadway across that
section of the Wichitas leads past the
town. This is the first townsite opened
since Attorney General Strang reported
favo-ably on Judge Browns conduct Of
townsite matters. An economical admin
istration may be looked for from these
commissioners
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
HARTMAN MADE TREASURER
Changes Are Made in the A. G. M.
Board of Redents

Saltwater. o. T.. Jan. S0.-At the re-
cent meeting of the board of regents of
the a. and NJ. College, in this city, the
following change was made in the direc-
tory: The resignation Of c. J. Benson
was accepted, and T J. Hartman, Of
Deer Greek. was made treasurer of the
board.
Provisions were made for the installa-
ton OF heating plant, and bids viii be
advertised for to erect a boiler house and
a smoke stack. a number OF routine
matters were taken care OF by the re-
gents
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IRISH ARE OESPE Rate
Rental Question Causes DirefuI
Threatening Again~t HnvIand

london. Jan. 7a-Dispatches received
here from Dublin contain alarming re-
ports of 2. reign n terror prevailing fa
Roscommon county Tenants who are
suspected n paving rent are visited at
night iy armed nsen. notices are vested
threatening death 70 traitors ar1 mid
night meetings are q nightly occur-r
the people being assembled 5y ne5coa
fires. JOHN o'Donreil. member ~ uariis-
rnert for South Mayo. ls rano-tel % have
addressed q midnight ueeting ~ Pair
mount 60 which he challenged ere ,hief
secretary fo- ireland. fr fFi,1frm 20
come lnfo the open ~ the head = On
er 1880 men. either soidisrs or assce
u he or. Windhaus vauld Eiee fhs nen
q conra-gi-; q Houth q prepare sfr
C-D0nnc5l sid he ala aos hesitate % Ce-
clare thst DE- would meet themi ave- ~
great numerical ODDS ard setiie thc lsrd
question fc- god
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WANTS srRANe's PLACE
Seymour Foose Would Like to Land
Attorney GeneraIship.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. S0.-Seymour Foose,
attorney for the Choctaw Northern, was
in the city today from Watonga. Mr..
Foose states that the Choctaw is run
ming trains into Anthony and that the
directors of the road are considering the
proposition to build from Anthony to
Wichita.
1t is stated that Mr.. Foose is an aspi-
rant for the territorial attorney general
ship. He is a close friend of Governor
Ferguson. and since he comes from his
county, it is said that he is being consid-
cred for the place. There are other can
didates for the attorney generalship. and
IL is thought that some decision in this
matter VIII he reached by the governor
within the next month
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
CA TO IA Ia
e..A. a Ihs KIND Yaa Rare il6sYs Hesga
'isaa'''' s1 &<ZNIZu
ARKANSAS Is DISCONNECTED
storm Has Blown That state Dot of
Z vGI5zrJ - 0rit.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 2o-Vire COM
rnunication. which was almost entirely
suspended yesterday in some parts n
Kentucky. Tennessee. Ar6ansas and
Texas. on account OF a heavy siees storm.
has not yet been resumed The tele-
graph and telephone companies have
started men "a various directions - re-
build their wires The prostratioa -
the most complete known IN scars. Arr
kansas being isolated 80 far az teis-
graph communication IS concerned. The
weather bureau predicts generally un-
settled weather. embracing rain and foE.
for different sections Of the south Ieru-
peratures have risen about % degrees IN
TIE past twelve hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
EROM lhOlAN IERRIIORY
Two CoevIets Die % Consumption in
Leavenworth Frf-os

I.eavenvorth. Kan. Jan 50.-TwQ uris-
one-s AZ the federal penteutisry at Fort
E.eav4nworth died last niEht
William Couch. who see sentenced 20
ten years for mausiauEhter - &uscegee.
J. T.. and who VAS brought e. fhe priaoH
last October. died - cons lagtiea- Ile
has been very low ever tiacs beinE
5rourht 90 prssoH ard his relatives s. TEE
territory rass aH anger1enf4 Pr Efs
burial The body wll he shlprea - tns
territory tonight
Nfcholas Berry. eenferree - q tefr7 ~
Eve wears from the northern discreet -
tie I-al7n TERRITORY. 6leI fast n'sht ~
r-usnonia- Ife frsn hts term et fae
rrlson in sgsrernner. 1sse. TaE tasig sas
buried ia iae rre1n cemetery feasI,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
sTILLwATER UP WITH BONUSES
People Of That Town Want the katy"
and They Want II Bad.

Guthrie Q. T.. Jan 80 determined
effort is being made by the citizens Of
Saltwater 10 raise a BONUS for the katy
road in case it builds TO Guthrie. The
people Of Saltwater are anxious II secure
This road and committee has been ap-
pointed 10 secure the bonus.
Another committee was appointed by
the commercial club TO look after the re-
tention Of Rock and Walnut townships
IN pavne COUNTY
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To Receive commutatlons.

Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. 39.-Judge ]. F.
Goodrich. attorney for Mont Ballard and
\. J. Mathis. returned today from Wash
ington, with information that both VIII
receive Communication Cf the heavy sen
tence imposed five years ago. when they
were convicted Of leading the mob that
burned two Indians al the stake near
Maude, o. T. because the Indians had
outraged and murdered Mrs. J. NJ. Leard.
in lSss. President Roosevelt refused to
pardon the men.
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TO BE HELD AT Ell RENO
Next Regular Meeting of the Medical
Board is Set.

oklahoma City, o. T. Jan. SO.-Dr. Grant
Cullimore, secretary of the Medical Ex-
amining Board of the territory, states
that the next regular meeting of this
board viii be held on Thursday March G,
at FL Reno, in the Commercial club rooms
of that city. In the appointment of this
board no examinations are held without
a fun board meeting. All members
must be present The board meets quar-
terly and not in special session unless
two or more applicants have previously
sent applications with fee for examina-
tion. The fact that during seven or
eight months existence of this board only
eleven certificates for the practice Of med
icine and two for embalming and under
taking have been issued by the board is
sufficient evidence Of the high standard
demanded in the examination by the
board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
ONE WILL A FORGERY
Nephew Of Deceased Rice Testlfes Il
Patrick II rial


Patrick Trial.
New York. Jan. -i.-When Recorder
Con closed court for the dag Ia the trial
~ Albert 7. Patrick FOR the murder ~
William Marsh Rice. he Had Tor the feuta
time ruled ou; the admission of Tire Rice
Viii Of lSss. which the prosecution has
been trying 20 get into The record
Following the evidence of Banker Nor
nal S. Meldrum. who was again on tia
stand today that the signature 20 tbs
assignment of Mr. Rice estate 70 Pat
rick was forgery and that the sigma
ture 90 the isee viii was genuine. came
;hc testimony ~ Joseph T. Bian q
Springfield Mas, . nephew ~ the dead
man. Mr Bliau told q being summoned
10 New York by Patrick and aaid fhs
latter to!a him he CBilnm vas O. get
$1,000 q the estate under the ls6 ar
Patrick Will
Cross examination 81 Air Blian b.
counsel for the defense bfouEht cot that
there was an arrangement hy which Wit
ness VAS 20 receive g-5.ys1 from the Hsca
institute n the 1895 wlI were probatea.
Under this lSs w.l Mr Biinn's rksrs
was Ega. witness said that tha 49,
raEFemeat was Dr. writing ft caue from
colonel Joseph Rice CwUnam Marsh
Rices n~phewJ an3 Re gBiianl had sizn-
ed the paper
Two Texans testified toeay. They were
Emanuel Raphael secretary asd maHs-
ger ~ the Houstoa clearing ho7ae. ara
also truEtee ~ ihc Rice lustitafe. ara
Arthur r Cohn. clerk ana azsnf - vs.
~ Rice AZ ffaursrn
Mr. Raphael toi9 - the plans Tor the
Rice iastitgte. lie seofe he wss fsun-
~ sish Rice.s signature ard that ths
snatgres On she ehseks fhs assiKn-asug
~ fhe Hire estate - Patrick ans shs rs-
Der -h'eh revoked Captain Baker right
20 Rices safety derosit BOX Eers fovxsr-
les sfr Coba sNore fhr siznataFes 81
TIE 1910 wiii. fhe checks ard she zNea-
merit were raf eenaine.
J0g@ra T.. Blfnn. p srraxasfa =
nFFh~w - Wm. Rice Nas causH zrf
asked - give nst ~ Rire.s rafatsgss.
fse arsirtsuf d'nt1i1i 1sfarnrr satlrs
ere he ziphef ~ shor that eeserF hssasa
hsing shn cof.id make q sshf x8f q lar
ger lerscv an1sr fhe wla p f-s fhaa
sa1er ft@ -if ~ iFs' ' ire lsss VAS flea
made Eliru fstl - 49, nat8 g
is'cea caafh ~ fsfeuau- fsea genrz
sn1 De- Esrie3 sa ssn YORK Ffs srnf
.o 1lIseH arsrneenfs sfS there met
Zones farr. x reached tfe rarse 80 Aaar
.ffr
pfFier fFs v5f1sss ssis sa-s-a ~
~ Z ksH tFe fa-ul rrser fse 1H
fa ne he $50 rs va e. -.
- ~ esd -r asn rea M ne s
lrr- --l r~er a.. r-~u az er.s .-s
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cAuRcH ANo sHog coMPANY
Secretary Charters Organizations for
Ralston and El Beng.

Guthrie. @. r.. Jan. 2l--SecTetary WI
liam Grimes has issued charters q the
following corporations
The First Presbyterian Church of Rail
ston, for a term OF ninety-nins years.
with T. 2. Newly, G. II. Uessee,. ard
j. LOUIS Thompson. ot Raiston. rs direc-
tors.
The 3Iepssr Boot and shoe Company.
OF Fl Reno. for . period ~ ten years.
with csaital staek of S-S The incor-
porators ere a. 6 Neuser. O. -ieuser
ana A. =. Mepger ail - IL Reno
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SOUTH M'ALEsTER WANTS IT
Town After the Capital Of the New
Territory TO &c Created.

South McAlestsr. J. T.. Jan 5a-soutl,
McAiester wants the capital OF the new
ierreitors, which in an probability vul
Be- created bv the present session Of con-
eress- Believing that the outlook Is bright
for ire granting ~ "a territorial fern ~
government fer Indian Territory. the can
ei'2ey OF South NcAlestcr FOR the capital
was formally announced 4t rhe meeting
OF 'he Business Aieu's League This morn
ms The neetias was wol attended
aae much interest was manifested in the
PROGRESS being made in congress toward
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE

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