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The evening world., 1903-01-08

MISS LONG AND LAWYER SUMEkVILLE HHhto IEU.
At 5 O'Clock this Afternoon Miss Helen Long and Lawyer
Louis j. omervHHe were arrested at the lawyers office, No. l32
Nassau street, on warrants holding them Tor the death OF
Leonard Roos.
Mr. Somervlle, in a statement to an Evening World report
ar, said the action of the COronerwas ~unlusiied and that Mr..
Roos died a natural death and lett a VIII which N no manner
could benefit himself or Miss Long
The evening world., 1903-01-08
PLATT NOT GOING
TO VISIT ODELL.
Governor Says He Does Not
Expect the Senator Will Make
a Trip to Albany.

ALBANY. Jan. s.-With reference to
the report from Washington that SEN
ator Plat would come to Albany on
Friday to confer with Gov. Odell. the
latter said this morning that he would
go TO Newburg tomorrow. 1t is likely
that ne will ne in New York on Satur-
day. -.
bany
The evening world., 1903-01-08
Prof. W. II. Inserso1I Dead.

EoRTHPoRT, l.. l., Jan. S.-Prof.
William Haasey Ingersoll is dead at his
home here. He Mas htty-nine years old.
From 1876 to 1875 Prof. InEersoll was as
alstant In engineering at Columbia Uni
Blstant In mechanics and astronomy Al
inc same Institution. lie retired In 1881
on ac3ount OF III health and came 10 this
village, where he had a residence.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
CONSPIRACY
UP IN CONGRESS,
They Will Ask the House of Repre-
s~entatives for Authority to Demand
Books and Papers and Summon Wit
nesses to Testify as to the Facts in
the Case.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Coal transportation methods
throughout the United States will be investigated by the House
of Representatives if the recommendations of the Committee on
Merchant Marine and Fisheries are followed.
When the matter came up in the Committee to-day there was
a unanimous demand that the whole matter of coal transportation
Continual ON second Page)
The evening world., 1903-01-08
Margaret Dale, Grieving for
Charles, Late Cashier of
New York County Bank,
Follows His Example Of
SeIf-D Destruction.
HAD OFTEN THREATENED 1T.
She Was Found Dead In Their
Home from Poison by Mother
on Her Return from a Shop
ping Tour.

When Margaret. the sister n, coarlss
D.,. ,..h,.r n, tho Man. y,r, co,,,t,,
nA"A' So ~ ' !" "N N''
at Staten Island three months g she
remarked that some day she would end
har own life and TODAY she made good
her threat. During the absence of her
mother from their home, at No. 2o7a
Bathgato avenue she DRANK eAFoo'
acio. - n..,
A deep aheelion e oNIN-
Charles Da"e anu ME
SIDE II amounted aI''oS' NNs"
de was a harn"orh'ns hNan mno ars
Ais way UP FROM d sniaii posi'o' ~ w
bank to me post OF cashier' anu en'
took extreme pride In MS adVaneefner'
In hts anxiety to get aiong ne "orh'1
too hard, and the strain caused MIN
to lose his mind. While suffering from
temporary insanity he shot himself In
the head within the hearing of his
family at his home.
Margaret Dale was FRUSTRATED at the
death Of her brother. Her threats Of
suicide nj tho time were taken e. eyi-
dences of delirfum, but 1t was learned
to-day from her mother that she re-
peated them frequently and that the
sorrow she felt originally did not dimin-
ish as time went by. Despite the des-
nnn5ency NJ he- laughter Mrs DsIa
poae'y nc. "O ~
had no idea that she would carry gu
her threat, for she was a w~ell-balanced,
sensible cir,
Mother Was Out Shopping.
NJ. ,,ot,or NJ. cor,.u. D.,o -.,.
lhe "'''ief' MIS- Sofheiia Daie' Went
out shopping to-day, leaving Margaret
alone in the house. When she returned
,rtey tY,o nour. Oh. ron1 ~. hau a. ~.
atN ."o ous II fans IN oen a Inc
front door. but got on response. Think
Ing her daughter had gone out Mrs.
Dale went In tho rear NJ the house and
80. 80 "en' W az "a '"e "ouse ahu
entered through the Kitchen.
She found that the door between the
Kitchen and the dluins-room was lock-
"a 49,. - 60 a. $50 -
eu' ohaoSo ioree " hefSeii She
summoned Mrs. John Osborne. who hve5
The evening world., 1903-01-08

WOMAN|SSOUGHT
FORROOSSDEATH

Coroner's Jury Renders Verdict Holding Miss
Ellen Long, Lawyer Jones, J.SomerviIIe and
Michael Timpano Responsible for AcceIerat-
ing Death of Wealthy Old Art Dealer, Suf-
fering from Many Diseases.
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rhrossh LlHitsd Trains 10 FIorIaa
VIA Pennsylvania Railroad.

% Jan a The s'6outharn's Palm LimitaA!ss
New Vera end Hlarlds special" aud "ssaboard
tlefiaa Anitaas" spli4 fpllmsn seetihuls lralpl
tetssse Nav lofL and A. Aufg.tias Vii y
c@s~l, o-ae s..ll4
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LATE WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS.
Fifth RaCe-tEtrenne ], SherittBeN 2 ". J.. 0eboe 8.
Sixth Race-Ecome I, Leenia z, Annie Lauretta 8.
The evening world., 1903-01-08

DAILY AIOCA nEPOIDE3
are plaeaA % he pennylsana fpsolal tha
tppplE hear tEain r. chlclsA elanl1TaD1sg =
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DxTRA EAsT-ExTRA cOMFORTS.
- laufs bsssssa Me- fsA aad oaisssS Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15

would fall from the table unperceived
owner missing them or else they would
fall from the packet the man had made
of them as he departed with them IN his
hand or pocket.
Mr.. Banks once found jewels valued at
$3,000 and their owner did not know he
had lost these jewels for seven years.
They were discovered late in the dag on
chair in a distant corner Of the room
AS 500 persons had visited the room IN
the days course. and as The jewels had on
them no identifying marks whatever. 4
was impossible to locate their possessor
The company. In it's accustomed careful
manner. set an inquiry on foot and asked
all its clients 10 examine their boxes.
as it knew there had been a loss. But the
owner Of the Jewels was making = tour ~
the world. and the company's letter either
failed TO reach him OF else. after reading
It, he forgot IT,
on another occasion Mr.. Parks found
on table IN plain sight $500. which no
less than 300 persons had overlooked This
sum in neat packet. lay ma table from
10 O'Clock I'm the morning until . O'Clock
in the afternoon. During these five houIs
% persons by actual count Oi was SIR
Banks duty 20 register in a book the
names Of all visitors 10 the vsulfs9 lad
passed through the room. and had even
in some cases sat az the table. Any one
Of them could have made on with the
-. DDg with perfect safety None II them.
however. did 50. ana Il remained for Mr.
Banks 20 md and return the fnoney %
It's owner For this pleasant dusty bis
reward was pair Of suspendera.
He has made a study II mouey fosers
Women are less liable 70 Jose money
and valuables than men. would rather
intrust irrepiaceabie papers for safekeep- /
ing 10 woman than 20 a man. for nj 4
experience has shown me that ne aver
age woman IL = per cent more careful
than the average man.
The young are better suardianH ~
money than the middle-aged ard 3D.
This nav be because they are iees ae-
custorned 20 money. At any rate. Sc fpur
cases on; OF ars it ~as old rather tlsH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
HOT BEVERAGES
What to Use in Place of Tea and
Coffee

Many drink tea and coffee against their
better judgment because they require a
hot drink at meal time.
They know that by the use of tea and
coffee they are only drugging themselves
but they struggle along and continue to
use one or the other. To these people
Postum Cereal Coffee is a great help for
many people find well boiled Postum
superior in flavor to coffee TO say nothing
of its great health restoring qualities
The effect upon those who leave off
tea and coffee ana take on Postum is
very marked for the old time coffee ais
such as heart trouble, kidney disease.
nervousness and other ills soon disappear
as II by magic. The Postum makes new
red blood and this Is shown in the ROSY
cheeks and clear complexion that replace
the hlotched sallow skin of the coffee
drinker. \ young school miss of Alva.
Okla. says OF Postum: L have used il
now for over a year and my complexion
and general health show the change. Be-
fore that time I drank tea and coffee
and my compleXinon was sallow and
muddy. I also had almost constant dun
headaches. / realized that / must give
up tea and coffee but hung onto them
because 1 felt the need of hot drink at
meal times
one day I heard Postum so well
spoken Of I decided to try it and I bless
the day / did 50. I dropped coffee and
took mp Postum and now ny dun head
aches have disappeared. my complexion
is fresh and rosy. eyes bright and mind
clear. sleep well now and I owe it an
TO using Postum in place Of coffee.
The matron Of the Young Ladies'
Boarding House at the Alva Normal
School has adopted Postum as a standard
drink as she is positive the students
study and get along better on Postum
than on any other drink
a lady friend OF mine had a son who
was a nervous wreck. due, SO his doctor
said. 10 coffee The lady tried Postum
and the young man relishe6 il so ne drank
it in preference 10 coffee and IN a few
weeks he was Ike an entirely new person
| know Of lots more cases. toe Name
given bp Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
Look in each package for a copy OF
the famous little book, The Road to
Weliyi4A"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
CURIOUS PREDICTION.

Nostradamus. who lived some ceaturies
ago. IS well known on aecount u hi-A
curious predictions. ard uow his aimlrers
claim that 10 one OF his cefsbrated asia-'
trains he clearly fosetold the exact date
Of the death OF Leo XIII
In tbs quatrnin. az ~ Henri Doachet A
French oecallst. points out. Sostradamus
predicted that during the twentieth cen
fury n Pope would die on the same day
that "a hairy star vanishe, from TIE
sky.
~ Douchot maintains that Nostrads-
mus had q comet in mind when D. wrote
and tina the prediction has been literally
fulfilled. since tho i{oreiii comet. ~hieh
VISA discovered "a the observatory ~ MIR
settles. vanished from fhe sltg ou fhe very
day 81 Pope I.e9s death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
FRAUDS IN DENVER.
Fictitious Names Alleged to Have
Been Added to List.

Denver, Oct. H-W. H Bryant. presi-
dent Of the Honest Elections League to-
day filed a suit in the district court
against Julius Aichele. city ana county
clerk of Denver; c. S. Elder, treasurer:
d. 4. Barton. auditor and the members
of the city council. charging that great
frauds have been committed in registra-
ton and that the clerk has added ficti-
uous names to the lists. receiving pay
for putting the names on before elections
and also for removing those not voting
after elections. The court is asked TO
prevent the payment of the clerks bms
and TO order an investigation 1t is
charged that conspiracy exists between
Aichele and some of the officials named
To defraud the city and county and also
TO carry elections by means Of fraudu-
lent registration and fraudulent voting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
TROOPS AT HAND.
All Soldiers to Engage in
ManeuverS Have Arrived.
MUD KNEE DEEP IN SPOTS
Exercises in the Field May Be
CurtaiIed.

Junction City, Kan, Oct. H--An the
troops which will take part in the maneu-
vers a Fort Riley have arrived with the
exception of eight companies of the
Twenty-first infantry now on their way
from Fort Smelling, MINI. Brigadier
General Thomas Barry arrived tonight
and Major General Bates, who will COM
mand the maneuvers, is expected to-
morrow.
More rain has fallen today and the
grounds of the reservation are in bad
condition. The mud is knee deep in the
roads. Unless there is an Improvement
in the weather, it was stated at head
quarters tonight the maneuver program
will likely be abridged to some extent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
TlLLMAN JURY OUT.
No Communication of Any Sort
From the Jury Room.

Lexington, s. c., Oct. 1.-THE closing ar
guments in the case of ]. II. Tillman were
made today and at 1:42 p. m, Judge Gary
gave the case to the jury.
When Judge Gary left the court house
for his hotel at 6 p. m, there had been
no communicat ton of any sort from the
jury room. The judge instructed the
sheriff that should the jury desire to COM
municate with him at any time during
the night he would get up and receive
them.
The jury had not reached a verdict at
Ills p. m. having been out over Dine
hours.
Lexington, s. c., Oct. Eat 2 clock this
morning the members of the Tillman jury
were reported asleep in the court room,
which has been cleared of spectators for
the night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
DIMES WITH PRESIDENT.
General Ian Hamilton Is Now at the
CAPITAL.

Washington, Oct. 14-Gen. Ian Hamil-
ton of the British army was presented to
the president today by General Corbin.
Later in the day he accompanied the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt ma horse
back ride in nthe suburbs. General Ham
ilton will dine with the president tomor-
row evening. He will leave here Friday
for Savannah, Ga, to visit Colonel Cor
don, and will afterward attend the army
maneuvers at Fort Riley. He will sail
from New York on the 24th instant for
Southampton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
Total value &.

For returning 100000 he got So in re-
wards cents. that is to say, for each
81, GOO he returned.
In the vaults of the Trust Company
are thousands of private deposit boxes,
and over 600 depositors a day passed Mr..
Banks on the way in to the vaults TO
examine their boxes. lie had charge OF
the room in which the examinations were
made and in this room nearly all of the
s.. 100000 was found. Every cent Of II,
while not in actual cash, was in paper
or valuables as good as cash; every cent
of it was negotiable. Had 1t not been
negotiable its owners would not nave
thought 1t worth while to keep 1t there.
This is how Mr.. Banks explains the
seeming lack OF appreciation Of his
promptness in returning valuables:
These rich men, these handlers OF
great sums Of money. hold as a rule. posi-
tions Of trust. There are many persons
who regard them as incomparably reli-
able careful meT-nen with whom they
can be nlaced with absolute safety. This
reputation for reliability and carefulness
* their stock in trade. They guard It Sc
dulously.
when they lose. as careless as am
schoolboy. a big sum. they are tremen-
do,,slv Disguised and enraged, and they
desire To keep the matter secret You.
II YOU happen TO be the person who
found and returned the lost money 70
,hann are thereafter disIiked and Stunned
,or vor are the one man that has found
then, out. You have little joke on them
Won know they are not the perfectly re-
uab,e and trustworthy men they want 10
be taken for
.1Vcu il isn't good 20 have a Joke q
that kind on a prominent man Il Affairs.
He Is apt 70 stop speaking 70 you or &C
count u Il
The arst ind that Mr. Banks made vas
,hsr-v-tn-ee years ago. when the Fidelity
Trust Company opsne-l it, prsseu' build
f,x what he found Has little heap
~ gold watches. 81 diamond rings aid
necklaces. and Of ropes Fl pearls. Al
80 nan Rad passed HIN a. ne stood
ruarslag the door Of the vaults. Sad
,aken down 2 deposit box ard sniockei :;
on a table.
Astsr the unlocking q the box Mr.
p.rks oaid 10 nscre attention 70 ;hs de-
poSisor. Sfo IN . Httle whilc departed /
Later. waking throszh TIE Fe1-a. ih@
aoo-xeevgr perrefTed a he@p q se~ets
,,po. the table srd carried them 20 The
s4,r.artntersSens g Tie company Tfeir I
ox.s- On their rs;srn 70 hf= gave 81. ,
Banks =
An the rnc-ey bs fvuusz ~ss soura n the /
49, ,rav. A eisent q The conpany ~opis /
opeu his deSasit box 81 iAhs@. take 1qst i
part Of is coatenis. r-'7ss1a=- @oo-t
III he carse uros what y ~zH'ef esone
ard toek the noz- forgetting tas Faiasoifs +
he had azksa out. AID esTaff. fe@F.7< 4
Dr.. On ;he table o. else re Tslszs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
CIVIC FEDERATION MEETS.
John Mitchell Will Be One of the
Speakers.

Chicago, Oct. Hs-Tomorrow morning
at 1879 the conference of the National
Civic Federation will open in Steinway
hall There will be three sessions daily
until Saturday. when the conference VIII
be closed by a banquet rendered by the
local branch of the federation to visiting
delegates.
At the opening session addresses will
be made by oscar 5. Strauss, president
of the board Of trade and trausporta-
ton; John Mitchell of the United Mine
Workers: Henry w Hite, national sec
rotary Of the United Garment Workers,
and others.
About 100 delegates have so far appear
ed and many more are expected in the
morning. Among these vii be w. D.
Mahon. president OF the national or
ganization of street car men and James
O'Conaell. president of the international
Association OF Machinists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
psATH.eEp THltvEs.

n France persons who IiTe IT the 90
pcuse ~ others have dieeoFered nseei
and shameful method n living They
practise it caly ~ Generals ana sence
...ey are knoan "deafh-bed thieves
when they read in ueNarfDer tat
wsii-to-d1 person haa sied. sors. - fsssn1
g. 90 the house an boar ar fNo befors
tho funeral takes plage end COX sninase
with TIE invited saougHefs ~ epssrs~ tiss
members - me family - roe sas~ them.
hut they naturally azsaaas .tt1et fhsf
thsv we're known % The 9eeeseea assd
have come 20 iav fl.eir iast aspects 81
that they were invited 81 - lresenf ~
some awaits ~ ceaslDs- xho ere 4nsbfe %
atena ln Dedsou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
AMNESTY is PROMISED.
Sultan Will Also Give Funds to Re.
build Homes.

Sofia. Bulgaria, Oct. 14-After cores
pondence with the Macedonian refugees
through the Bulgarian government the
sultan has promised general amnesty
and funds in aid of rebuilding their home
steads if the fugitives return TO Macedo-
mia. The refugees have consented on con-
dition of their repatriation being under
foreign control The authorities in Rou-
melia are now STIMULATING the amount
necessary to carry on the arrangements
The government has decided to dismiss
several classes of reserves as soon as the
porte begins to fulfill its promises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
KANSAN IS DEAD
He Committed Suicide in a
Sensational Manner.
LEAPED FIFTY FEET DOWN
Then He Placed His Head
Under Freight Car Wheels

Kansas City. Mo, Oct. H.-After one
unsuccessful attempt TO kill himself, W.
A. Atwood, aged so, a blacksmith from
Everest, Kan. committed suicide today in
a sensational manner. First, he leaped
from the Fifth street viaduct to the
railway yards fifty feet below. Although
badly hurt he was able to walk away
unassisted, and before any one could
reach the spot Atwood. kneeling beside
a passing freight train, placed his head
under the wheels. He was decapitated.
He was respondent over domestic trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
IN SECOND DEGREE.
Verdict of Murder is Returned Adams,
LaFSir.

Denver, oct. ia special to the Re
publican from Grand junction. Colo.
says verdict OF murder in the second
degree was returned late today in the
cave Of Wm- La Fair. charged with The
killing Of heen T. Massey on September
b The leniency Of the court was recon-
mended- BIoth were prominent ranch
ment OF the Uaaweep country in Mesa
county and the trouble arose over irri-
cation rights Sentence was not pro-
nouneed- Massey was from Minincton.
Nd. where he was a member %: a prom
inent and wealthy famly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
STATE BOARD MEETS.
Candidates for Admission to the Bar
Are Examined.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE state board
of law examiners held its first meeting
yesterday. After questioning the six ap-
plicants for admission TO the bar it was
decided to excuse them from the literary
part Of the examination and today they
will be asked to show what they know of
law. The examination will be held in the
senate chamber. The applicants for adj
mission are: Frank Walling Of Wichita;
William f. Jackson, Fort Scott; Ed. C..
Warfel, Mound City; Jones w. Finley,
Chanute: Samuel Yaggy, Des MONIES;
William A. Scofield, Norton; Charles A.
Kinkel, lola
]. D. Mcfarland of Topeka is chair
man of the board and L. II. Perkins of
Lawrence is secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
PLANT TO BE REOPENED.
Ohio and Colorado Smelling Company
Absorbs leadville Works.

Denver, Oct. IA special to the Re-
publican from Salida, Colo, says the
Ohio and Colorado Smelling company at
its annual meeting formally absorbed the
Public Smelling company of Leadville,
and ordered the plant, which has been
closed for years, re-habilitated and en-
larged and announce that it will be re-
opened as soon as possible. Two new
furnaces were ordered added to the Sail
da Smelter which is one of the COM
raOX'S rtIa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
QUESTION OF LAW.
Preacher May Not Legally Act on
Foreign License.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE right Of q
preacher to marry a couple who have
a marriage license from a probate judge
Of some county other than that in which
the ceremony is performed has been ques-
toned and ruling asked from the attor-
though the marriage would be valid, the
preacher performing the ceremony would
be open to prosecution as the law pro-
vides that the marriage ceremony shall
be performed only upon the presentation
of "A marriage license issued by the pro-
bate judge of the proper county" The
proper county is construed to mean
the one in which the ceremony is per-
formed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
LET'S The CONTRACTS.
Big Dam in Connection With Irrigation
Will Be Built.

washington, Oct. 1.-THE secretary of
the interior today authorized the let
ting of contracts for the, construction of
the works necessary to the building of
the big dam in Correction with the pro-
posed irrigation reservoir near Phoenix,
Ariz. These works consist of a cement
plant, an electrical power house, a steam
power plant, saw mill and telephone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
BOB FITZ FAILS.
Joe Grim Keeps Before Him for Six
Rounds

Philadelphia, Oct H.-Bob Fitzsimmons
tonight failed TO knock out Joe Grim in
the scheduled six rounds The plucky
Italian, who has met many good fighters
and never been knocked out, was given
severe punishment and was knocked
down probably a dozen times, but was
on his feet at the end of the bout
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
TEN-ROUND DRAW.
Harry Forbes and Tommy FeIz Meet
at Detroit

Detroit, Mich, Oct. Hilary Forbes
of Chicago and Tommy Felz of st. Louis
fought a ten-round draw at 116 pounds
tonight before the Metropolitan Athletic
club. Both men We're strong at the fin
ish and showed little signs of punish
ment. Forbes did the leading for six
rounds and then Felz took hand hav-
ing a decided advantage in the seventh,
sighth and ninth rounds. The last round
was fast and furious both men trying
hard for a knockout, but neither was able
to land the decisive punch.
London, Oct. 1.-THE Olaska boundary
tribunal adjourned this afternoon until
Friday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
FEARS AN ATTACK.
News OF the Tragedy Created Panic
Among the Indians.

Butte. Mont. oct IA special to tn
Miner rom Havre. SAYS The people OF
Cut Bank have been living in fear Of
an attack from the Bls foot Indians OF
the reservation since she tragedy en-
acted near Browning sunday morning
when seven of the tribe were killed dur
ing drunken row. News OF the tragedy
created a panic among the Indians who
threatened to attack and burn Cut Bank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
HEARST PARTY ARRIVES.
Has Reached Santa Fe and Been En-
tertajned

Denver, Colo, Oct, IA special to the
Republican from Santa Fe, n. NJ. says
the Hearst congressional party arrived
there at o'clock this afternoon and We're
entertained by committee of officials
and business men. The party left for
Albuquerque this evening.