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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

farm was the rendezvous fer criminals
One night, according TO Brown. thirty-five
men, masked ana armed. appeared at
the claim. burned his house and barn
and threatened TO Kill the family II the
members did not leaye the country. The
stock on the farm was run OF and Brown
practically had nothing n number OF
persons were indicted and several trials
held but no convictions resulted. The
last case was before Chief Justice Bur
ford and there were several knct.y law
problems The decision evidently set
tied the matter as far as the TERRITORY is
concerned Brown stated 10 the British
authorities in letter shat he and his
wife are destitute. An Investigation was
begun and the entire history of the case
"es Submitted TO the English offclals
While il is not intimated in the recent
letter, yet it is believed that because OF
the fact that Brown claims 10 be a
British subject. being from Canada, the
English government viii request the
United States to pay Brown a sum of
money for damages alleged to have been
sustained at the hands OF American
citizens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
HE STOLE A GRIP.
Sewing Machine Agent Is Victim Of a
Theft

Perry. o. T, Sept. 5.-George billiard
was arrested again last night. this time
on the charge of stealing grip belonging
to Robert o. Martin. sewing machine
agent. The grip and contents, II is said,
were worth about $50.
The prisoner is the colored billiard who
was arrested several weeks ago for steal
ing the chickens from the Santa Fe sta
ton belonging 10 Mrs Davis and for
which Dillard had just served jan sen
tence. He Is also the colored fellow who
was given. on several occasions. the water
cure IN the court house yard because ne
refused TO work. It looks as II Perry will
be rid Of billiard nov for a few years.
as he has a territorial charge TO face.
Prison -ars have no terror for billiard.
however. and he may rather enjoy free
board and lodging a few years.
At the preliminary hearing the pTis-
oner was bound over 70 the action Of the
grand jury in tbt sum Of 800
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
BIG BUSINESS
FOR new ROAD
Denver Enid and Gulf Already
Prosperous.
ONLY FEW MONTHS OLD
Yet It's Tonnage Is That of an
Older ROAD.
ONLY FEW MONTHS OLD

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 5.-The latest &C
QUESTION in railroads to enter Guthrie
and Enid-the Denver, Enid and Gulf
railroad is experiencing a large amount
of business along its fifty-three miles OF
track The new road was completed onsr
a few months ago, yet the amount of
business that has come to the road has
far exceeded the most sanguine expecta-
tions of its promoters. The country
through which il passes abounds in pro
ducts which have long made Oklahoma
famous. Elevators have been establish
ed at every town along the new line.
proving an incentive to the farmers and
grain buyers to market their products
at these points and encouraging them TO
thrift and enterprise
Paramount. a town of only few
months age has two elevators which ship
several car loads every week to north
ern and eastern markets. Douglas has
two good elevators; Marshall three. and
Crescent City three. Corwin, the latest
town established along the Alfalfa
Route" has an elevator also affording the
farmers a station where the highest
price for wheat is paid Wheat however.
is not the only product marketed at
Crescent during the season, several car
loads of alberta peaches were shipped TO
the eastern markets. 1t is said that be-
fore the Denver, Enid and Gulf entered
this part of Oklahoma, the farmers,
unable TO bring the peaches to the mar
kets. allowed the peaches to rot in the
orchards, little if any attempts being
made to market them. The freight bust
ness too, has surprised the officials OF
the Denver. Enid and Gulf. Merchants
from the larger cities are now able TO
place their good 10 the buyers along the
new road considerably in advance OF
former times, and causing no little in
in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

nations, to point on the eastern bound
airy of the Choctaw nation, near Hunting
ton. Ark, a distance of 262 miles.
The Epworth University of Oklahoma
City, with the following incorporators:
5. G. Thompson, l. NJ. Broyles Anton
C1assen. c. B. Ames ]. T. Riley and j.
B. Thoburn, of Oklahoma City; T. L. Rip
pey, c. S. Green and T J. Lowe. Of Guth-
RE; j. F. Palmer, of Granite; E. S.
Stockweil, of Perry; A F. Rankin, of
Perkins; Z. B. Rankin, of Edmond; +.
B. Reed, of Shawnee; ]. B. Cullison, Of
Enid; Marion Porter, of Norman; T. P
Howell, of Davis. /. T.: N. L. Butler, OF
Muskogee, 1. T.; ]. NJ Cross and J. f.
QuiIlan of Vinita. I. T. The purpose is
TO build a Methodist university at Okla
homa City by the united efforts of the
two great brancheS-of that denomination
The Oklahoma World Fair association
of Lawton, with $4,000 capital stock. The
incorporators are Job Ingram, A. s. Pru
lit. A J. Burton, F. A. Parkinson. ]. K
O. Young, N. A Cartwright. L. n. Butts
c. A Fuel, II. E. Julian and H. c. Stub
blefeld
The Corn and Cane Harvester COM
pany of Yukon. with $4,000 capital stock.
The incorporators are L. E. Talmage.
J. A Settle. W. F. Ridge. ]. H. Grigsby.
S W. Postlethwaite, Clinton Steel and
A. c. Tanner
The First Christian church of Ring
wood, perpetual, with n. n. Wentworth,
NJ c. Long and F. N. Martin as trus-
tees
Notarial commissions were issued to-
day to A. A Hiatt Of Verden, Caddo coun-
ty; R. D. Hall and Miss Annie II. Still
well Of Oklahoma City; c. c. Hotchkiss
of Hobart; J. E. Driggers of Olustee,
Greer county.
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THAT CHILOCCO BAND.
Perry Will Enjoy Its Music Next
Week.

Perry, o. T., Sept. 5.-The Chilocco In
dian band of thirty pieces has been Sc
cured as another feature of the great car
nival here. This band is made up from
six different tribes of Indians as follows;
Pueblos from New Mexico; Sioux from
Dakota: Oneidas from Wisconsin. Chip
pewas from Iowa, Creeks and Apaches.
The Chilocco band has an extensive
reputation as good one and VIII GER
tainIy be another drawing card for our
carnival.
The fact that Indians can furnish good
band music will be a revelation to many
strangers who will be in attendance upon
the celebration here, and the Chilocco
band will prove their efficiency.
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TO HANDLE WHEAT.
At Frisco Depot in Enid are 200 Cars
of Material.

Carmen, o. r., Sept. 5-Yesterday noon
n special telephone message was received
by the Headlight TO verify a rumor that
the Arkansas Valley and Western rail-
road would be built 20 Carmen from Enid.
and material was arriving. says the Head
light This would mean that by the time
The road was in Carmen the line would
be completed to Enid from the east and
one of the best lines of railroad oper-
ated.
At The Frisco depot in Enid there are
bills Of the shipment of POO carloads OF
ma i'll, part Of which has arrived The
material comprises rails, angle bars.
spikes and ties. a force OF men are en-
ployed in building sidings for the receipt
Of the shipments. The report Is current
in Enid and is given credence by some
Of the prominent citizens that track lay
ing will be commenced soon westward TO
Carmen in order to handle wheat.
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ENID HAS PROSPECTS.
Town Is Well Situated 20 Make .
Large City.


Enid. o. T. sept. 5-The location Of
Enid. in the center Il a vast area %
the richest agricultural lands IN the
United States. with 40 large towns closer
than sixty miles. Is especially favorable
for the building OF city 81 commercial
Importance - "a Wholesale distributing
point. says the Enid Eagle. SIX lines q
railroad enter the city. and Il Is posaibIs
10 reach Il from ten different directions
ON the cars The main trunk line u the
Rock Island System gives direct connee-
lion not only with the east. but also with
the gulf ports. The Frisco main nae.
running from ST. Louis 90 vernon. Tax.
Is most valuable road. giving. az u
does. not only the quickest time 70 tho
Mississippi river. but also furnishing an
outlet % the fast developing territory
west and southwest or Euid. The Enid
and Anadarku also runs west and s0atn
OF Enid. traversing a rich and productive
country. and extending through 20 law
ton. IN the new country The Enid
and TonEsWa liue extends from Enid 70
Billings. in Noble co9nty. and vii so9n
be extended 70 Santa BE connection
The Denver. Enid and Guif is new ard
Guthrie. the territorial capital end SOON
20 be extended 10 both directions the
Arkansas valley aud Western. now IA
process OF construction. vii rnu from
the coal and Oh nei5a ~ the Indian Ter
ritory to Enid. and on through e. Den
yer. Several other lines are projected
and VIII ~ built IN the near future. ms
division headquaffers. shops and foead
house q the FFlsco system ere ioosfed
e. Enid
The population ~ Enid f. about ls.sTa
The city Be- equipped Wifh ore ~ shf i@fN-
Get and finest electric llght ard FeTss
nlsnt~ this sde q Kansas city. q GOD
syefefn q water Work aed seseraEs.
while a rncIetu gas plant 9 Ga gfe9f -
% construction The cts a. isid est -
a literal plAn. With broad streets a2d a.
leys. and Numerous PARIS. Tha sireeis
are ulreiy graded. and are being eea-
~sanfIv improved. while mie after nlit
u pnriaed brick ~ consent sd Essss
have been and are he.rE isia-
End - peopled - ~ infsiisent. enter.
r,4.iaE ana rroaperosa class - citizsrs.
"a 40 the COMMERCIAL saa social aessas
taeee az ans Eestfrr cifT ~ ifs cl4ss sfe
"a evidsnce The d~ierrnin7f'ea tp ga.45
, tsrrsr. r-ere aahstaatlal ar1 iula9r'aa'
igrzsnrss center 20 esfrT~nffs aai@fft
Enis has fEen'T-eiEht is.ar faeiifsE
estss,.iskmenfs ard sl9hfsen ~1
bsaaex. srnrlasilg oFer 80 pfpp'f re
.,-l, shos fsrterg in Ckiaaerzs. ffe sn.f
ley shoe fscsorF - iocafe1 ia E1.5 T'7
4 ezrarity ~ 50 a4igs - snoss ~ cay
m -r-snelrszl sfssi bridge - itis yrs
~ ne southwest - loeate3 90 Eas3
Mary rsaa1faciaries arc ~se.ss@s
s.,-ssss AZ Enis has q w&nfs neFs n
s.rt .asv are go p-iaefgsl Vas now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
FACULTY is CHOSEN.
kingfisher College Is Well Equipped
for the Years Work.

Kingfisher, Q. T.. Sept AT a recent
meeting of the Kingfisher college execu-
tive committee the following faculty was
selected: J. T. House, Latin and Phiioso-
ply: III. c. House, English Language and
Literature; F. j. Tit, Biology; Elizabeth
Warren, Greek, dean of women's depart
ment; Marie DehRst, German and French;
Fl. G. Tit. Mathematics; A. l.. Shattuck.
Normal and Business; George Norris,
assistant in Business department; Edith
Shaw, Piano; Mabel Stevens, Stringed In
struments.
In addition to this faculty arrangements
have been made with Rev. Dwight 5.
BayIey whereby he is to teach the Eng
lish Bible during the year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
AS an Experiment

Guthrie. o. T. Sept 5.-The Guymon
Herald says:
In the spring VIM. Flint planted five
or six hills Of cotton IN his garden as
an experiment The plants are doing
fine and have attracted considerable at
tention. especially among the new corners
A homeseeker offered Billy a dollar for
one 81 the hollis the other day TO take
back 10 show his frieaos what this eoun-
try can produce IL the way OF cotton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
EWING is ELECTED.
He viii Succeed Prof. Ellis in Okla
homs Schools.

Knghsher. o. T. Sept "a temper
ance organization Is completed IN this
city. with Rev. J. IL Parker. president.
Rev. r. y. Shannon. 4. z. Bracken. 81
NJ. Flickenger. siias shUmate. D. =. Z
Sloan. and Ira G Stone. vice presidents;
s G.. Sanders. corresponding secretary.
T. Wrentz. recording secretary: ". A.
Mitchell. treasurer. These ten of'acef =
together with r " Jacobs Elder Iso'n
Roberts and Rev d s. Bayeiy, consul
tute a band Of fed scouts. Other charter
members are II II McFaadsn. D b
sherod. A. Z. stslnsker and ". =. Nc
Conkey
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
WAS BOLD ATTEMPT.
Unknown Party Tried to Break into a
Drug Store.

Alva. o. T., Sept. 5.-A bold attempt
was made by an unknown party to break
into ]. W. Monfort's drug store on Col
lege avenue early this morning. A man
who was apparently a stranger was seen
by restaurant people to go TO the drug
store and break out the glass from the
front door. He then went TO the White
House hotel and soon returned, when
he tried to enter by the use of keys 1t
seems that the attempt was made while
the police and hackmen were at the de-
pot fer the o'clock train, and that the
would-be robber was frightened away by
their return.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD.
Indian Territory Will Send Many Stu
dents to the University.

Guthrie. O. T., Sept. 4.-President ID.
r. Boyd stated that the prospects for
attendance at the University are better
than they have been in other years. The
attendance from the Indian territory. ae-
cording TO President Boyd. viii be yarger
than usual.
President Boyd says that the $4,000 for
the new Carnegie library Is available and
that the contract for the new building
will be let within a few weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
ENTRIES ARE MANY.
During Month Of August Beaver
Shows Many of Them.

Beaver, O. T., Sept. 5.-One hundred
and forty-three homestead entries were
made at Beaver during the month Of
August. 1t is reported that thirty were
made at Guymon in one day and that
entries there run from five 10 ten day.
Counting those made at the land Office
direct, it is not far from wrong TO say
that FIVE hundred entries were made dur
ing the month. This would represent an
increase in population nearly equal to
the entire population of the entire coun-
tv six months ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
FIFTY-FIVE CATTLE.
They Are Placed Under Quarantine
Because of the Tick.

Guthrie Q. r. Sept. 5-Territorial
Veterinarian Saunders at Oklahoma City
has notified the oklahoma Livestock
Sanitary Commission that ifty-hve head
OF cattle belonging TO the Fairview
Dairy at oklahoma City, belonging to
a. l. Volz have been placed under quar-
antine ON account Of Texas fever tick
infection. In addition to the dairy cattle,
five head OF cattle belonging 20 persons
IL Oklahoma CITY who pasturel the stock
on the dairy farm We're quaranJined.
DR.. Saunder states that be viii make
infection IS fopnud rigid quarantine
will be declared.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
LUCK IN TOMATOES.
From Two Acres He Reaps $40 and
More 10 Come.

Shawnee, o. T.. Sept. 5.-Cris Weir one
of the prosperous Potawatomle county
farmers who lives about miles northeast
from here was in the city today and re-
lated his experience this year in toma-
to raising. says the Quill.
Mr.. Weir said that last spring he was
induced by the Canning factory people
TO plant two acres Of his land 10 tomatoes
and contract the product to that company
and that during last month he had
marketed $70.26 worth from the patch
and that he would have about as many
more tomatoes yet 10 sell and that he
was well satisfied with his success with
the crop. 8
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
RECEIVES ANOTHER LETTER.
Governor Ferguson Continues 20 Hear
Errrn TIE BroNEr Case

Guthrie. @ 7. se7s. s.-CSoTe-ror Per
r,1son Is 81 reosipt @ saoths- istfer from
British ausho-ssses relative - TIE cas~
q nzwis s. Brown. f1rrnerjy - EinE-
nxher cou1sy. who cree hei1 citsn n
TIE Cheyenne & Arzpsoo coansTy. r.
last ie-ter cane frp-z IRE B-stisH corE-'l
a. Sewze-t sncusrznE iate EroUns csse-
A number Of years aga. Bro7rn waE
no-zesseaser II western C'kiaHar.a- re
has re~er beer rszffsgzes. ess fork a
c.Aa. !, w2s .-leze1 Tat tEs S.vzH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
REoUIsITIoN is ISSUED.
Beaver County Wants an Alleged
Horse Thief Now in Kansas

Guthrie. 0. T, Sept 5.-A requisition
was issued today by Governor T. B. Fer
glson on Governor Bailey of Kansas for
the return to Beaver county, Oklahoma,
of Bill Fleetwood and ]. L. Cooper. al
lege dhorsethieves. who escaped two
weeks ago from the Beaver county JAN
and were afterwards arrested by the sher-
iff Of Meade county. Kansas. They are
now under arrest at Meade. Sheriff Hieos
of Beaver was here with the papers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
TAMPERED WITH GOODS.
TWO Pairs of Shoes Stolen From Box
in Transit

Jefferson. O. T. Sept. 5.-The Dyer Dry
Goods company received consignment
of shoes few days ago and upon open
ing one of the cases found that II had
been tempered with and two pairs Of
So shoes were stolen. says the Review.
The case had been pried open. the ends OF
four boxes cut out and evidently two OF
the pairs did not IT and were replaced
and the case nailed UP again. There
seems TO be an-orgnnized gang that
makes it a business OF breaking into
merchandise cars and stealing goods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
LOCAL LODGE FORMED.
Locomotive Engineers Living at Enid
Organize q Lodge.

Enid. o. T.. Sept. 5.-ouite recently a
local lodge OF the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers was organized in this
city. says the Wave. Forty charter
members compose the lodge In the start.
The following list OF officers were elect
ed for the first term: ]. NJ. Ross, chief
engineer; ]. r. Pencock. second engineer;
]. f. Peck. first assistant engineer; 9.
r. Miller, second assistant engineer;
Thos. \. Lambert, guide and chaplain
The lodge meets regularly every sun
day evening at the Union Labor hall.
Program Is Arranged.
Guthrie. o. T.. Sept 5.-1'he program
for the annual meeting of the Oklahoma
Bankers association has been announced
by Harry W. Painter. The bankers VIII
meet in Guthrie November Il and IS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
POND CREEK IMPROVING.
City Is Making Many Substantial I'M
proVernent-

Pond Greek. o. T. Sept Pond Creek
Is speedily forging 20 the front The
entire business portion OF the town has
under construction q new cement walk
twelve feet wide with a curb with a
twelve inch face and . seven inch gut
tering. This alone VIII add greatly TO
the appearance Of the city as it is TO
be built according 10 city engineers
plans. Not being satisfied with the curb
and walk alone they have ordered all
wooden awnings renewed and canvas
ones viii be pat in their place.
Pond Creek promises 10 De enc of the
most enterprising cities Of Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
IS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
KinaHsher Has Organized an Assoeia-
ton to FIGHT Rum.

Oklahoma City. o. T., Sept. Sat
called meeting OF the board Of education
last evening. Prof r. II. Ewing Of the
Edmond Normal school. was elected to
succeed Prof Ellis as principal of the
Oklahoma City High school
Prof Ewing IS regarded as one 81 the
strongest school men in the territory He
has served as principal Of the high school
at Arkansas City. Kan. as superintendent
OF school at Saltwater. o. T., and year
ago wa selected 70 the chair Of English
in the territorial normal school at Ed
mOnd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
VOTE is DECISIVE.
Hinton Opposes the Issue of Bonds
for School House.

Hunter. o. It, Sept 5.-The election
held Monday to vote on the question Of
Issuing bonds to the amount Of E.oo for
building a school house resulted in
vote OF a for the bonds and % against
saws the Record. 1t requires two
thirds majority Of the votes cast 10 carry
this kind Of a proposition. so il Is lost
This is decisive this time. the former
vote being II TO 10. not being sufficient
expression from the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
They Miss the Trains.

CsshIoE. o. r. Sept She two after
noon trains have been taken or THIS
i rather hard On Cashion. says TIE Al
vance. as II does no; get es good mat
s. rvice IS formerly. neither Is y 50 con
veni>nt 20 get 20 Eing1sheT ont Gsth-
re. The morning trains rGn q AbSaf
the same tine a. formerly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
BANK DEAL CLOSED.
Dewey County Bank and Farmers Saw
fnqs Bank Merge.

Taloga. o. T.. Sept. 5.-Last Friday
deal was closed in which the stockhold-
ers in the Dewey County bank. and three
additional persons, purchased a majority
Of the stock of the Farmers Savings
bank says the Times. A REORGANIZATION
10, ting swill be held in few days and
new officers for the Farmers Savings
hank will be elected.
The ultimate object of this deal is TO
merge the two banks into national bank
and an application for charter for ma
ito al bank will be made at once At
present there is not national bank in
dewey county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
BITTEN BY A TOAD.
Girl Dies From Effects of Bite From
Horned loads.

Enid, o. T., Sept. 5.-Annie Fredericks'
a girl who happened to be travelling
through Woods county, was bitten by
a horned toad and died from the effects
Medical treatment was summoned anu
for two days every means of counter
acting the effects of the venom was en-
ployed. but without avail. Within a
short time after being bitten the girls
tongue was so badly swollen she could
sca rcnlV sneak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
ISSUES MORE CHARTERS.
Great Eastern ard Western Railroad
Company Asks Permit.

Guthrie, o. T. Sept. 5-Territorial char
tiers We're issued today to the following
corporations;
The Great Eastern and Western Rail-
road company Of Oklahoma City. with
sloooe,ee0 capital stock The incorpora-
tors are 5 c Heyman. J. II. Owen. E.
T. Brown. n. NJ and J. B. HarreI Of
Oklahoma City. The line is TO run from
Madge- Greer county. Oklahoma. through
the counties Of Greer, Kiowa and Co
Ranche and the Chickasaw and Choctaw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Annual Methodist Conferences.

Guthrie. o. T. SEPT The snauai
conference u the :. p church q Ok
iahoua ~ni be heis n Ggshrie seTfsru-
her - 70 October 6 ~ fhat tgras gef-
sons representing the Kgwsrih uriyera't5
a. Oklahoma city vifl present. fh- elair1s
q the res lasfl,gtioa q fss csnfeT.oce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Capture Ct Horse Thief.

Nardin. 0. T. sep. "a teiephore
message vas received u this dry last
nigh, from oracers II NeWkirk sSnoune-
ing the capture OF the hoFsestief Eso
stole =. = HaTmoa's horse n tbs eliy
last fail ssys the star. NJ Harmon
aas notified and De ana Gee. p. Thouip-
son Immediately lsfg Ter SeTkiTS % fen-
t.<y the culp1it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
Wa. lrstantlr kllleo.

,YkIahora City. y T SEPT s.-Edzsrs
part a coax. q years q age. vtiie 49,
tempting % toast Choc-sE frslghi r.
fhs yards vas Instantly Killed u e bs-
Hsrsc thaf Bu-fs relatives I've "a Pzz-
- r1.rtr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06
chzroeo via Lioser ssllsnc.

Sa;h7ss. o. r. Sgt E.-fssesF LanssT
charged ~sh fslsiug is4so- 20 Ineisas
hss i.esz vlzce-s Ia ~ ts&srsi AZ. hzsiax
t.eeu arosgsf here fraa %ateazs- fl1srzE
a. arrested a feE days aEs sns Fsfsas1
. ~. - naEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

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