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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
FOR CUBAN RECIPROCITY
General Wood ssives Detailed Ae
count OF Ills --Snrend Lirht- f,oIier

"ehersi W oGd Slves Detailed Ae-
count Of fis spread Light Policy.
Washington, July I.-Acting Secretary
OF War Sanger today sent a communica-
ton 10 the house Of representatives in an
swer TO the resolution directing the secre-
tary of war to furnish information as 70
what amounts have been paid out OF the
Cuban treasury. or funds OF the Cuban
people to f. 3. ThuTber or any other per-
son, corporation or association for advo-
eating reciprocity with the United States.
The answer of the war department. con-
sists OF certified copies of vouchers COW
ering the payments referred TO in the
resolution amounting to sl5.6es These
vouchers are accompanied by a letter
from General Leonard Wood TO the sec
retary of war. The disbursements made.
says General Wood. were made by me
as military governor Of the island of Gu
ba and were made for the purpose Of pre-
senting TO the people OF the United States
without reference 10 party or section the
desires of the people OF Cuba as 10 the
trade relations which should exist be-
tween that country and our own. The ac-
tion taken was approved by the Industrial
and commercial classes Of Cuba. 1t re-
ceived the unqualified approval Of the sec
retary OF the insular government and was
an expenditure of Cuban funds for the
purpose Of promoting Cuban interests. The
expense accounts are herewith enclosed:
1-Expenses OF the special commission
of Cuban planters sent by me as military
governor of Cuba with letters Of intro
dUction 10 the honorary secretary of war
of the United States with the intIma ton
that they desired TO appear before the
committees Of congress to be heard upon
the subject Of trade relations between
Cuba and the United States: sl.se9
2-SalaTy OF F. y. Thurber together
with the certain expenses for travel and
clerk hire. $40.
3-Expenses incident TO the purchase
and circulation of certain marked copies
of various United States periodicals, $40
4The circulation of 10000 copies OF a
pamphlet entitled Industrial Cuba s222.
5-The cost Of circulating go 0oo circulars
in four issues Of $1,000 each. Sr.520. TO
which there is TO be added s27.7s travelling
expenses of Lieutenant E. Carpenter, A.
c. L. S. ~. incurred in connection with
the payment TO Z. S. export association
OF s2.SS0 (see voucher No. 10 abstract
herewith making IN all s1.5s7.
s-The expenses incident TO the circu-
lation OF 44s copies OF the Outlook maga-
zine containing an editorial articles on
reciprocity. t26.
THE expenses incident to the circu-
latlon Of 1900 copies OF the Sunday edi-
tions OF the Havana Post containing edi-
torial writings on reciprocity. $3.50
IT.--.-, D.. 80 r.-s., .f...-
circulating certain pamphlets on reciQroc-
ity. $3.50. Total. s15s2s.
The foregoing IS 70 the best Of my
knowledge the total amount OF the dis
bursements for the cause Of reciprocity I
called for in the resolution OF congress OF (
une q 1902.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
ONLY EIGHT
PROFESSORS
DISCHARGED
Board of Normal Regents
Makes important Changes.
IN FACULTY AT ALvA
Ament Made Final Report and
Retired Gracefully.

Norman, o. T.. July L-At meeting OF
the board of regents fer normal schools
tonight. the following members of Alya
faculty were relieved: Professors I.esiS.
Smith, Blcomenthal. Locke. Clark. Alb
bott. Erickson and Neeley.
Miss Murphy did not re-apply.
The following are the old members OF
the faculty retained. Fellows. Decue.
Jenkins, Davis. Wilkinson. Bowles.
The following new teachers were elected
TO I'll vacancies: G. ". Stevens. Of Still
water; Cyrus L. Weaver. Of Michigan:
Harry T. Parsons, Of Joliet. H.: g. d.
hnipe, Of Garrison, KAN A. r. Hickam.
OF Tennessee; a. Gridley, Salina, kan:
Charlotte E. White. OF Iowa: Miss Ste
vens, Chicago.
President Ament flied his final report
and gracefully retired.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED
Charters Granted to Oil and Mining
Companies.


Guthrie 0. T. July I-Wm. T. Thorne,
George c. Beidler, 2. r. Dunn, Elias ".
Oliver and David Douglas are the ineor-
Yorators OF the Red Fork Mutual Oil
and Gas company, with principal Offices
in oklahoma. The charter Is for term
OF twenty years, and the capital stock is
Ss000 900. for the purpose Of developing oil
lands in the Red Fork oil district
The Oriental Oil and Gas company, of
Shawnee, has been incorporated for
twenty years. with capital stock Of
500 900, for the purpose Of prospecting
for oil, gas and minerals IN Indian terri
tory or Oklahoma. The men interested
gre: II. G. Beard. George Z. McKinnis.
J NJ. Remington, Shawnee. and George
w. Sparks. Moberly, 10.
4 charter has been issued to the Mt.
Sheridan mining and Development com-
pany. with Offices in Weatberford, New
York. n. Y: Knoxville, Tenn, ard Au-
burn. Neb. The capital stock IS one
million. and the incorporators are Geo.
!. Storm. /. G. West. Godfried Stettler,
Il. K Schafer, all OF Weatherford.
The Consolidated Mineral company. oe
Fhoenix. Arlz., with offices in Kansas
City, No, has been authorized TO do
business in Oklahoma. articles of incor-
porstion having been fled in the office Of
the secretary Of the territory. Seiden A.
Andrus, OF Wildman, has been appointed
territorial agent for the company. The
capital stock is fifteen millions OF dollars.
and the incorporators viii prospect for
minerals in the Wldman district, in the
new country. The company was origi-
rally incorporated in the territory Of
Arizona. and IS doing n general mining
business in that territory, as well as in
ether places
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
IMPORTANT BOARD MEETING
Faculty of AIva Normal School to Be
Selected Today.

Guthrie o. T.. July 1.-The board of
education for normal schools Will meet in
Edmond tomorrow afternoon for the
most important meeting Of the year. At
this meeting the faculty for the Alva
Normal school viii be decided upon. and
there are many applications made for the
place at the disposal OF the board Presi-
dent T ". Conway and George z. Michel.
one of the members of the board. came
IN this morning from Alva. c. u.
ThaclSer, Of Mangum. another member Of
the board, is expected here tonight. It is
expected that the session viii last until
Wednesday, owing TO the large amount Of
business to take care Of Very few
changes, if any, are expected to be made
in the faculty of the Edmond Normal.
1t is understood that a change win be
made in the music department of the
Alva Normal and Professor E. c. Mar
shall, of Wichita, is being talked Of for
the place.
President Conway IS well pleased with
the outlook for the coming school year
and believes that everything will start
off all right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

during the quarter; sixteen in April. eirh-
teen in May; twenty in June. One pstfant
escaped and at the time he escaped he
was ready TO be released and no attempt
was made 10 return him to the sanitar-
ium. He left the territory and is now
At Kingman, Kansas. The management
reports that during the present tine the
present company had had charge of the
institution. the general health OF the in
mates has been as good as it is at the
present time. A hospital building has re-
Gently been erected and equipped and
has been a source Of much benefit TO pat
tents requiring attention given in a hos
pitaL The report made OF the institu-
ton is very complete and shows that
every detail is being carefully looked af-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
HIS SPEECH A FROST
Joseph Chamberlain Mas Wandering
and Indefinite.

London. July The speech made BY
Joseph Chamberlain. the colonial secre-
tsry. at the conference Of colonial pre-
nliers last Monday. Is said 70 hsve been
great disappointment. IL Is described
as varied end comprehensive, but in
definite
While Mr.. Chamberlain covered large
field OF subjects in his speech. he com
mitted himself TO no decided opinion or
any one OF them. and he advanced no
definite opinion or proposal OF any kind
ca behalf OF the sovernnenJ. his only
suggestion in the direction OF imperial
federation being that of the periodic repe-
ttion OF the conference OF colonial pre-
miers IN London.
Mr.. Chemherlain's speech has left the
impression that. regarding the Zollvereia
and all other important points. Including
imperial defense. not only his hands but
his tongue also is tied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
TO HASTEN OPERATIONS
Cabinet Discusses Proposition Of Gem
nercIsI Pacific Gable.

Cabinet Discusses Proposition OF Gem
nercIsl Pacific Gable.
Washington. July I-Secretary Moody
today laid before the cabinet the p-ouo-
sltIon Of the Commercial Pacific Cable
company 10 hasten the construction of
their cable across the Pacific. and Offer
ing important advantages to the govern
nient in return for the use ~ the surveys
made BY the United States steamship
Nero for . cable route connecting sau
Francisco. Honolulu Midway Island
Guam and Manila. Tlse officials OF Tho
company state that they are asking there
pians solely IN the name % their oVn
corpauv. and that 70 other cable con1-
pzuy. domestic or foreign. has Joined in
the application.
The navy department IS earnestly de-
siTous. FOR military reasons. that the cable
shall be laid ss sooa as possible bot
certain safeg7sa rds are desired AMI thee
formed TIE basis of discussion before tas
cabinet today. Il ls regarded az essen
tai that the route shan - aIi America.
a pcint which VII Be secured ~ the
Use q Midway Island - a relay sta
tor and provision - aTost s1cch5rz or
foreign son between fhe terminals An
other point vas that TIE Cnites States
eo=ernueut shsgsd have prefsrc1clsl 81
rates ard tine = trsusE1fszs0n for its
messages. and have she sosa right. 60 -
ciscretioa. t. pse TIE estie i1 tine q.
xsr.
TIE subsert vas rszzr3e5 - roo irnport-
art f5r an isnraealate 6erssion. ard is -
robabie that before The cou2anys aEI.ls-
catsau j. 1nslT scted o. = AZ p re-
fcrrec ~ tfle attorney general
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
TOPEKAIS SOAKED
shunGansnga Greek Flcoded zad a
small Rax Dra..nra

Topeka. kan. July From midnight
until six O'Clock This morning nearsy three
inches q rain feiI in This sscssaa- Many
residents along ShunEznunEa creek we're
compelled = abandon their henes the
water from tha creek Fso-ring II over the
first feors SAN Harr.nE-oa. small by
vas erovued- The Eansas river = Tlssaz
rapidly and uoch dr7fsEcc3 = eeniaE
down. ne water Is within eighteen iach-
e 4 .he h-sErf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
WORK OF sANITARIum
Good Report Made BY Cottingham
zr5 Eobb.

Guthrie, Q. T. July i--J. r Cottinghan
Ct this city and J. c. Robb q Kinsfshcr.
representing the Oklahoma sanitariu1a.
received s warrant today for Sl4.ssI-s0 fo-
the care q territorial insane for the
quarter 5lst endinE- There ara now -
uatisnts ia he institution although there
have beer more reizovals during tha past
quarter than at ans o;her time n the
history or the institution Twelve pat
ients die5 durlns the quarter. four IL each
month. Twenty patients wsre re-
csived during April; thirty during May.
aud twenty during June. making q total
of seveuty-five patients during The
quarter. asty-six patients were removed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

bled the resumption OF negotiations for
the renewal Of the Augleich and the re-
vision Of the autonomous tariff 1t IS
reported that there were heated discus
stons and al exchange OF personal re-
ordinations between Dr. Won Eoerberg
and NJ DeSzen al the council and that the
emperor had to exercise his authority in
the matter. but that fer the present dan-
ger OF separate customs frontier fer the
Two parts OF the monarchy has dlsap-
nsared.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
SANITARY BOARD SITS
And Passes Resolutions Concerning
Quarantine Districts.

Guthrie. O. T, July AT n meeting OF
the oklahoma Livestock Sanitary Com
mission this afternoon. a resolution was
passed that al parties living within a
quarantined district were not liable for
any charges on account OF quarantine. or
II ct any time it should be necessary TO
quarantine large section OF country
the residents in the section Of country
would not be liable for costs.
Aside from the usual routine matters.
auditing accounts. and correspondence.
very little was done at the meeting Of
the board today. From reports made at
the meeting everything relative to condi-
tions over the territory seems to be very
satisfactory TO the members Of the COM
,s..-s,-,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
JUDGE PETIT
KILLS GUEST
OF HIS HOUSE
PawhuSka Stirred Up by a
Social Tragedy.
GEORGE DICKEY is DEAD
Petit Did Shooting After Be-
ing Shot Himself
GEORGE DICKEY is DEAD

Guthrie, o. 7, July Last evening at
the home Of Judge v. s. Petit in Paw
huska, George Diclzie. an Usage Indian
graduate Of the Carlisle was shot four
times and killed by Judge Petit, whom
Dicde had attempted to xiii by shooting
There was dance at the Petit home and
Diche was drinking. Becoming quarrel
some. he was called down by Petit and
Immediately pulled q gun and shot Petit
through the groin. Two sons Of Petit
caught Dickie, held and disarned him.
Judge Petit became conscious and shot
Dickie four times, killing him instantly.
Petit is high Indian official, considered
the finest attorney in the terHtory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
gwpgRoR TAKgs HANo
in Settlement Of Cifscsfty Between
Ven Koerbcr a-c De Szeii.

visnns. July L--Ths dez3lock betEesE
Dr. Yo- Eesrszr ard colsns! y zesi.
shs Erszisrs - Austriz aas HzaEerla,
rsSreftivsiy OF tas AaEseics c.7trs,tg.
eh nat Eszrbed ssrsers eTfsi7 49,
raost saY0irsrs sh-sr ress-rusnf AzE eeeH
sszr,orsrls rtnessa - l1ierfsrsars oa
fhe Part = Eni<sor E'rzlrss 5oseS
Ths emperor rrrsttef sss.s-taF ~
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twee1 rs Two Ers-ss~z ~Aszs ~ eaz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
KANSAS CITY SOAKED
Sver Three Inches Of Znin Fell There
" lthin a Few Hours.

KANSAS city, July IA heavy soaking
rain fell last night and this morning IN
western Missouri. followed by rising
temperature At Kansas City and vicinity
3.s3 isches Of water fell while st Lexiag-
ton there was a downfall Of an inch and
, quarter Following the coolest June In
this part q the state for twenty years.
the indscs tons today are for warmer
weather which i needed ~ crops geneT-
ally No reports % serious dauses 20
oroqs have been received and L 3 belie~cd
that conditions a. a ruIe have been favor
able ia this part q the state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
PURSUING BULLARD's sLAYERs
Armed Posse Following Bert Casey
Cana Into Wichita Mountains.

Guthrie. o. T., July L-Armed posses
have been out all day on the trail of han
dts who killed Sheriff Bullard and Coburn
Monday afternoon in the cattle near Elk
City The outlaws are flying south to-
ward a strong rendezvous in the Wichi-
ia mountains with 100 head of stolen hors-
es and if oveTtaken desperate battle wiz
result. Bullard was very popular through
out Oklahoma and his friends VIII give
m Quarter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
coNFERRINe ovER APPsAL
Douglas and Green to Carry South
western Normal Case Up.

Guthrie, O. r. July 1.-Judge Sslwyn
Douglas came up this morning from OK
lahorna City 20 confer with Ju6ge Geo.
Green OF this city. relative 70 tie AIMS of
the brief in the supreme court in the er-
peal taken from the decision o. Associate
Justice Burwen Of oklahoma City in the
Southwestern Normal school case. Judge
Burwen held that under the law. as he
interpreted il. the proper place for this
school is Weatherford- which was de-
ciced upon as a suitable site by the com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
CONDITIONS HAVE IMPROVED
Lord cuFzon Sends Cheerful MESSAGE
TO Chamberlain

London, July Ia dispatch has been
received here from the governor general
OF India, Lord Curzon. OF Keaisston. say
ing that better conditions prevail +, TIE
famine districts OF India than have been
indicated by the recent process reports.
There have been heavy rains IN the
Assam, Buruah and coast districts. use
iui showers have fallen in the Rejpu;ara
region in the upper india. but more raia
IS needed in the Bombay Presidency. the
central provinces and the Berar terri
tory The number OF persons now given
relief amounts &c sSs. oooo. which Is a de-
crease Of 1900 A further fan ot rain
would probably result in large decrease
In the number now being relieved
The people receiving relief as gener-
ally in good physical condition
The advance OF the Nonson in Western
India Is awaited with some anxiety.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

mission appointed by C. NJ Barnes. a few
days before he retired from the COVER
nor's Office.
The case was first heard in the probate
court during the absence of Associate JUS
tice Burwell, and a temporary Injunction
granted. This was afterwards made per-
manent by Judge Burwen at Tecumseh.
The attorneys for Granite, then appealed
the case to the supreme court for Is hear
ing in July. The briefs viii be prepared
in a few days. and at all events will be
fled before July TO-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
HARDEN is LucKY
Case of An All Around Tough Man
Is Continued.

Guthrie, Q. T., July deputy United
States Marshal Wfletts has returned
from Lawton where he has been attend
ing court Thre prisoners We're returned
TO the federal jail in this city. One Of
them. James AEcGraw. was sentenced to
sixty days in the federal jail and fine
OF 500. Ben Deck and Bob Harden were
returned owing to the fact that their
cases were continued
Harden has been held for a number of
crimes, but owing to technicalities has
never been convicted. He is said to be
an all-round tough man and is charged
with about everything on the criminal
calendar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
JOHN WALLACE ARRESTED
He Went After Fellow Hard for Talk
ing About His Wife.

Guthrie, @. T.. July John Wallace.
O farmer living several miles from the
lisint of Thomas BIackaby, who charges
him with assault with intent TO KIN Il is
ALLEGED thar Blaclsaby talked about wal
laoes wife and when Wallace heard about
1t. he buokled on s5-calibre revolver.
went over 70 Blackaby's home and
promptly made BlacSaby move around
his house H. rapid manner 70 escape
his fury. The matter viii be aired il The
courts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
CHANGE OF ONE MONTH
In Oklahoma Astonishes Billy Bolton
of Woodward.

Guthrie, o. T.. July Nv. z. Bolton.
president Of the Oklahoma Livestock San
itary commission. was in the city today,
having returned from four weeks trip
in California and the west. Mr.. Bolton is
pleased with the splendid condition OF the
territory and says that one can hardly
realize what a change Of one month can
make in Oklahoma crops.
Mr.. Bolton viii return tomorrow TO his
home in Woodward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
BURTON ON COMMITTEE
To Visit lnsular Possessions and As
certain Conditions.

Washington. July 1-Acting IN accord
ance with resolution recently adopted
by the senate Mr.. Foraker. chairman Of
the senate committee on Porto Rico and
the Pacific Islands. today appointed sub
committse to visit Hawaii during the re-
cess Of congress Tor the purpose Of max
ing an inquiry concerning conditions in
that territory, The sub-eonmittee con-
sists OF Msssrs. Mitchell. Foster CgVash-
ingtOn) Burton. CockereIl and Blackburn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
BOTHERED FOR MONEY
"Biif' Cross at Guthrie Solving the
Financial Problem.


Guthrie. O. T. July 1.--BmT' Cross.
the Democratic nominee for delegate To
congress, came up from Oklahoma City
this afternoon TO pay the stalwarts a
visit This is the first time Cross has
been here since the headquarters were
opened. and he and ". L. Alexander, sec
retary of the campaign committee, vera
clcseted together for some time. Alex
ander is starting in on his work and
hopes TO have things in shape before
long. in order that an aggressive cam
paign can be started by fall. The ques-
tion of finances is one that is bothering
the Democrats. and dt is limited that
Cross visit had something to do with de-
v.sing plans for bringing money into the
treasury for campaign purposes. Hagan,
Nibiack. Brooks. Gil and others called
on Cross and talked over the situation
with him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
: PENALTY, A LECTURE
~observer" Brown Gets on Easy In
His Libel Entanclements.

Guthrie. @. r., July 1.-E. +. Brown. Of
observer fame. was acquitted Yesterday
ef the charge Of criminal libel made
against him 10y H. a. Johnson. OF Perry.
The hearing took place before Probate
Judge Goodrich. and was attended by
nlany persons from Perry county end this
city. After a number OF witnesses wcce
examined, Judge Goodrich announced his
decision and proceeded To give Brown q
lecture on newspaper ethics. johnson is
an attorney for the Anti-Saiocu league.
and the charge of criminal libel was the
result OF an article published about Tho
enti-sal3on situation ia Perry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
ALLOTMENT is COMPLETED
Dawes Commission Finishes Its Work
in the serninclc Nztior

Ardmore, Z T. July The allotment in
the Ssmibole nation has been completed
hy She Dawes commission and certificates
VIII he given each Indian by Governor
Brown. About 2.7s7 alotments were
made. each with 3 value II S0S The
Seminoies are The first tribe TO get the
elIn-.rerfs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
PRICE is OPTIMISTIC
Says Bird MCGUIRE VIII Carry Okla
homa County by 1900.

Guthrie, 0. T.. July 1.-"McGuire win
have no trouble in carrying Oklahoma
county" said Seymour Price Of Oklahoma
county today. 'Be viii have a majority
Of 1.5oo. No candidate was ever more
popular in our county than Mcguire"