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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
COLLISION IS FATAL
Fifteen Persons Are Killed by
the Wreck.
AUTHORITIES RETlCENT
Blame Lies Between FIagman
and Engineer.

Trenton. n. J., Oct 7.-Fifteen per-
sons were killed and about forty injured
in a collision which occurred today on
the Belivedere division of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad near Washington's eros
sing The persons killed and injured were
laborers who were crossing TO repair
washouts along the road. Fourteen bodies
have been taken from the wreck and one
more body is known to be under the de-
brdis Only two or three OF those who
are injured will be permanently manned.
AS soon as the collision occurred spe-
cial train was sent from Trenton with
a corps of physicians and the dead and
injured were brought to this city. The
dead men with one or two exceptions.
are italian laborers who resided in this
city, the others being colored men, Their
bodies were taken to the morgue for iden-
tification.
The train bearing the men who were
killed and injured was made up of four
cars, two coaches in which the men were
riding and two fiat cars in the rear The
train stopped near Washington's eros
sing to receive orders respecting the pass
ing of the regular passenger train. While
the train was standing on the track it
was run into from the rear by a gravel
train. The two fat cars telescoped the
two coaches. There were about $50 men in
the two cars. AS soon as the accident
happened the Italians became frantic and
made an attempt to do bodily harm to
the crew Of the gravel train. Word was
sent to Trenton for police assistance. but
the men were finally quieted by the fore
men. The railroad authorities here are
rticent as to how the accident occurred.
but It Is believed that the gravel train
either failed to see any adverse signal
or that the ffagman of the first train
failed TO go back a sufficient distance.
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Gas ToEI
B.sr. Ii. 1Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ss ss &WzZzZa
GUTHRIE TO PARTICIPATE.
Arrangements Completed for Recep
ton of Hearst Party.

Guthrie, o. T., Oct. I.-Governor Fer
guson and wife, Congressman MCGUIRE
and wife, together with all federal and
territorial officers, city officers and other
prominent citizens, will constitute the re-
ception committee. during the entertain
ment OF Congressman William r. Hearst
and party in this city next Tuesday.
The committee named by the governor
met at his Office yesterday afternoon and
completed the arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the congressional party.
o. r. Fegan. Judge Frank Dale and l. 3.
Levy were named to look after the re-
ception proper. J. W. McNeal and J. p.
Cottingham and j. w. WHISKY were named
to secure carriages. The party will be
met at the train with carriages and then
drive nthrough the city. The decoration
committee consists of Acting Mayor w.
s. Spencer, +. H. Greer. 7. j. Lowe and
J. N. Mcconnell.
II is announced today that the school
children viii participate in the recep-
ton to Harst and party at the governors
suite of rooms Immediately following the
noon luncheon.
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lot. It was q purity good fight and VIII
be sung about at all the Uncapapa dam
ces until some warrior steals cow or
murders a baby. They don't seem to
{ have much senseo of proportion. these fel-
lows don't. I'm everlasting glad" con-
:inued Waldorf, that Shaven-Head won
He has seven brothers and If he'd been
killed. a beastly row would have been
pretty sure to a transpired. Crooked
Neck don't amount TO much and. any,
way, most of his relatives is squawse
= No notice was taken OF the AFFAIR either
by the military or the civil authorities
What would have been the use? We
have always treated the Indian as be
yond the pale, and could not possibly
have convinced the savage mind that any
other climax than that reached was to
be considered possible.
Years afterward the agent started on
a hunting expedition with Shaven-Head
as guide. When two miles from the
agency he was astonished at seeing the
Indian spur his pony toward a grave on
a nearby hillsidt and, with yells OF de-
fiance, fire a dozen shots through the
supported and sun-tried corpse.
Your plains Indian. especially If he be
Of the Sioux variety, has mighty long
memory, and would have been dearly
loved by the great johnson because OF
his capacity for hating.
1t may be worth while to say that the
names "touchin' on and appertainin to-
an Indian in nine cases out of ten. fail
to find any warrant in the personal ap-
pearance of the one designated. The In
capapa did not have a shaved head nor
the Blackfoot a crooked neck.
Years before the hht, when the con-
testants were youngsters. some one had
thrown" to the man, in dance, the
name that chung in the after years What
wild fancy may have originated the cog
nomen, whether bestowed in admiration
or dislike, no one could tell
The famous Sitting Bull was known
among the Indians as The Buli-That-
Sits-Down" 1t was asserted that when
a youngster he carried bison calf ne
had shot many miles into camp and fell
exhausted at the door Of his father
tepee. the head and forelegs of the CALI
protruding over his own head and should
ers.
Sitting Bull professed not to have any
recollection of the occurrence But that
does not count for much, because an IN
dian considers II bad medicine to talk
about ...s name, and il you want TO make
him do penance to his gods and put him
in a terrible funk all around ask him the
uarpA of his mother-in-law.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
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For Woods County.

Guthrie. o. T.. Oct. 17.-Secretary Tom
Morris OF the Oklahoma Live Stock SAM
tary board today prepared a list Of the
herds in Woods county, which are alleged
TO be infected with Texas fever. and
sent instructions to Eheriff Oates OF that
county TO be used in the attempts 10
stamp out the disease there Most of the
cases. il is said. are in the vicinity OF
Cleo. The board Of county commissioners
preferred the employment By themselves
of an agent to carry out the sanitary
boards instructions. TO the quarantiuing
OF the county BY the sanitary board
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MADE TAKE A HAND
Governor Bailey commends on Doodle
CHARGES

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 17.-Governor Bailey
expects to have the state take a hand in
the prosecution of the alleged boodlers
on the a4Kansas City, Kan, school board
II will consult with the attorney gen.
eral. however. before Itake any action"
said Mr.. Bailey.
''Of course 1 have power TO instruct
the attorney general to take a hand in
any case in which the state is interested,
but we are somewhat short on finances
for such purposes
L. A. Waterman of Kansas City. was
here today trying to interest the state Of
ficials in the matter.
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Rew TO Secure Trial Treatment

Write me and simply ask for the book
you need. postal will do. or sign the
coupon.
Then I Will arrange with a druggist
near you. so that you can secure six bot
ties of Dr. Shops Restorative 10 make
the test. Send me no money. You go TO
the druggist. remember,
Use the Restorative full month-then
decide II il succeeds the cost 10 you Is
$50: il il fails / will have the druggist
bill the cost to me. Could anything be
more fair?
To delay means to forget. Write now.
while you have II in mind. This is i'm
portant
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Scheei Land less.es.

Guthrie. o. T. Oct I7-The executive
committee Of the Territorial School Land
Lessees association met here today. IN
conference with Congressman p. : Nc
CURE scr the purpose Of discussing the
school land clause IN the statehood Bin
which Mr.. Mcclure viii present 10 con
gze<s. The lsssees want proper rscogni-
ton regarding the future disposal az the
lands
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Ctyde Orner Dead.

Guthrie. o. T., Oct 1.-THE word was
received here today that Clyde Orner,
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. g.
Orner of this city. died this morning In
the Oklahoma Sanitarium at Norman.
where he went several months ago Tor
mental treatment. He is brother OF for
mer Adjutent General Bert orner. The
deceased was about % years old.
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HAS RAISED THE CASH.
Cuban Commissioner Has Disposed Of
the Cuban Loan

New York, Oct. 17.-General Mario Memo.
cal. member Of the Cuban commission
which has been negotiating in this city
for the last month for loan of s35, 00o, 600
sailed today for Havana. Contrary to
all expectations and reports General
Menocal announced before starting that
money to pay the Cuban veterans had
practically already been obtained here
General Menocal refused to divulge the
name of the banking concern which viii
take up the loan.
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Normal School instruction.

Guthrie. Q. T., Oct. 17.-Territorial SUI
perintendent Baxter is issuing circulars
announcing the examination TOT teach-
ers who wish certificates emitting them TO
conduct and instruct teachers normal IN
stjtutes throughout the territory Sucn
an examination will be held by the ter
ritorial board OF education at okianona
CITY at 8 o'clock on December p.
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cHoKEp WIFE TO DEATH.
Only Excuse They Had Was That
They Quarreled.

Dayton, O., Oct. 11.-With no excuse to
offer other than that they had spent the
night quarreling, Charles II. Weiffen-
bach, we'll connected in Dayton, early to-
day choked his wife to death, using no
instrument but his hands. He then tried
10 sleep. but half hour later arose.
prepared and ate his own breakfast. Lat
er he went to the tobacco warehouse.
where he is employed as foreman, and
gave instructions for the days work
He then went to police headquarters,
coolly told the story of his crime and
was locked UP.
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OPEN TO PUBLIC.
Initial Messages Was Sent to President
Roosevelt.

Port Townsend, Wash. Oct. 1.-THE
plant OF the Pacific Wireless Telegraph
company was thrown open to the public
here today The apparatus worked sat-
isfactory on the initial message. which
advised President Roosevelt of the COM
pletion OF connections Of Fort Casey on
Wildly Island with the land lines of the
big telegraph companies. Following this
a large number of congratulatory mes
sages were passed between Forst Casey
and this city,
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Sentenced for Eorcery.

Guthrie. o. T, Oct. I7.-Deputy Ma
shall Dick Miller returned from Kingasher
county court yesterday. having IN charge
ore prisoner. Roger Dixon. who plead
guilty to the charge Of forgery ard was
sentenced BY Judge Irwin TO four years
al Fort LeavenEorth- p. A Brown IT.
dicted for selling whiskey 70 the Indians.
was also brought over by Miller.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

was issued today by Governor Ferguson
on the governor of Washington for the
return to Enid OF Jacob Maurer. charged
there with grand larceny, obtaining
money under false pretenses and false
impersonation. Sheriff James kershaw
was here for the papers
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Eor Horse Stealing,

Guthrie. o. T. Oct. lion the charge
of stealing a horse from Luther West OF
this city James Wins. colored. was ar
raiened in Justice Overbsy's court today
and waived his preliminary and was re-
turned TO jail 10 await the hndlng OK the
grand jury The theft occurred last july
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tt lake eowIes' Deposition.

Guthrie. o. t. Oct lin the injunction
case brought by the county assessor OF
Oklahoma county to test the new town
ship assessor law. the attorney general $
office here has been notified 10 take the
deposition at Perry on October Il. OF
Speaker william Bowles Of the last lesis-
lature.
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EXPERTS TO REPORT.
Governor Ferguson Would Know Quail
ity of Material Used.

Norman, o. T, Oct 1.-THE board of
regents met in this city today. Governor
Ferguson was present with the board and
board, TO appoint a committee OF three
experts to investigate the quality OF the
material used in the construction OF
Science hall
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aeported conci,ioos cocd.

Guthrie. o Z. Oct I7--Trezsursr Ram
DO and Superintendent Baxter returned
last evening from : trip 20 the So1fh-
western normal at Wezfherforc- They
report the construction Of tie buIidiag
moving along satisfactorily
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rw, postof6ce inspectors.

Guthrie. o. r. Oct I7.-There we're two
post Office inspectors in the city today
in conference with United States Attor-
ney Speed. but nothing regarding Their
trip would be made public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

After years OF research eminent nhgel.
clans have st last discovered a fernssls-
which Is Endorsed ~ the lsadlnx lnefnf.afs
Of The medical profession as permanent IA.
is effect
extract taken from healthy young bnlls
IL is scientifically prepared tv the beet
chemists IN the world The r~pssa tor 90
the institution IL such that al physirss=.
KNOW when they stand sponsor Tor a
remedy. fha; remedy must - exactly -
REPRESENTED. And when Upon their rspf-
taticn they make the statement that vs.
tally Pits VIII cgrs eli caEes % fasf mar
hood sperraatosrho yaTlcorsss ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
THE
Grand priI Yalanin Paris, l.a
PIANO
The Mckinney rlusic Co.
All East Douglas, Wichita.
Southwest Wholesale Distri butors.

day by his car crashing into telegraph
pole. The car left the tracks besause %
the slippery condition OF the rails. Jo-
seph Oberhoitzer. the motorman. had
leg broken and half dozen women pes
senEers were more OF less bruised.
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CA = To7IA.
B.srs the 1Ihs kias yen Haw llssys es-gz
'''' q GHAZzZu

St Andrews. ~. r.. Oct. i7-Burglars
entered the bank OF Nova Scotia here TO-
day. demolished the safe with cxpsos-
ives and escaped with all the fund.- oEti-
mated at several thousand dollars TIE
robbers got away on hand ear seixed
In the yards 81 the Canadian Pacific rail-
way.
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Reze<x pa cxf .z-Tzarst J ps-
xsn. cDssze:os o. ia Fs<.sszx 8ze
Eygth sesTsr1 hrznee q ~ Tz-s1e
Stairs Trzrttez cczrsa1- zss k@ias -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
NEW LIFE TO MEN.

The Long Sought "EIixir Of Life" Dis
covered BY German and gn9lish
Physicians; Not Only prolonas
Life but Gives Man the viaor
and Vitality Of a Bull.
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Reauisf.ion Was Issued.

Gsshrse. o. T. Oct IA Fesuss.tion
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To Those Not Wen
DR.. Shops Restorative
On 80 Days Trial.

to take the entire risk =
Not gift. Neither is it philanthropy
No something Nothing.
Just this
difficult peculiar diseases Dr.
physician
nerves
know
would believe
Nv N
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Sample Sent Free 70 Any Man Who
VIII Write for Il.
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At the Doctors Risk

Dr. Shoop Book Dyspepsia
! Heart.
book No. Book ; the Kidneys
! ma where Book for Women
| bottles DR.. Book for Men sealed.
Shops Restorative 50 Book rheumatism.
days trial.
Name
City
Write plainly.
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There viii BE- services in the German
Evangelical church Of Market and Water
man streets az u O'Clock in TIRE morning
and at TIE close Of the services the in
stnllmeHt % a number q ns~ members
will take place EveTybody is cordially
invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

The new pastor o, the West Side Pres
byterian church. Rev. Walter ~. Irwin.
has arrived IN the city with his family
and taken possession 20 The uanss lie
will preach today IN his church. corner
Dodge and Texas. ~ the morning az is.ss.
in the evening AZ 10 Ari cordially In
vf;ed e. attend
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Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street. Bruce Griffith.
pastor Rev. J. W. Love. -. d will preach
al II a N. ard I'D n N. Offerings cy
choir at both services. Sunday school q;
10 a. m. Young Peoples Society At go
p. N. Everybody welcome.
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Botanic siood Balm 10. 3. B. is

Pleasant ARD safe 70 taxi TS0-rEEh'y
sss+ed Ter - years cor1ors-1 Il Ps4rs
Es-r-sz,tr lnrrNd>e1ts- Str<1gfhs-s Weak
rlsdnsgs ard Weak stor&cAs. cs-ss Dps
-.eussa Al Drzxgssta g. Per L2rgT
49, ~!th 4sr~c1-ozs for here cur
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DIR. Shops RESTORATIVE
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist. corner
OF Lawrence and Second street Services
today a; II a. m. subject. Probation
After Death The regular "Wednesday
evening meeting this veek az TO o'clock
All are invited to the services.
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In absence OF A. f. Dubber. Rev. Geo
S. Kicker. at Central Christian church
1O:30 a. m. Prison Problems" topic.
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Sold In Wichita ksn- BY C E. Pctts
Drug Co. III 20 IN N. ssrta Re Ave-
Cali or write g. g. p sens 81 ex1resA
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FIERCE FIGHT AT A sHCW
Two Killed and Two NouI IN d"
Idaho Town.

Wallace, Idaho, Nov. 1.-Two per
sons We're killed and two wounded IN
a shooting alfray at the entrance of
y allacc opera house last night The
- ooting took place just as the thea
.ct goers were leaving the theater,
following a performance by the James
. Neal company The deI!.
Dr w L. Ellis, shot through the
head
william Cuff, shot three times, died
in fifteen minutes.
The wounded:
Chief of Police McGoyern, shot
through right hand
Opera House Policeman Rose, shot
in leg.
The trouble arose over Cuff insisting
on smoking a cigar in the gallery.
House Policeman Rose ordered aim
to desist but he refused. The police
man took the cigar away from Cuff
after struggle. Cuff left the theater
vowing vengeance He returned with
a revolver and waited till the perform
ance was over. Rose was the first
man to leave the opera house. AS
he stepped outside Cuff began firing.
The first shot missed and Rose re-
turned the fire. DR.. Ellis, who was
escorting a woman, followed Rose out
and as he did so bullet, presumably
from Cuffs revolver, stuck him in
the head, killing him instantly. other
policemen appeared at tlis moment
and a general fusilade followed. The
panic stricken theater goers rushed
back into the foyer, men ald women
being trampled upon in the mad rush
to get away Cuff continued firing
Uounding Chief of Police McGovern
and Special officer Rose. Cuff then
started to escape, but was intercepted
at a side exit by Policeman Quinn who
kept up a running fire, three bullets
taking effect. Cuff fell unconscious
and died in fifteen minutes. 4 number
Of people were injured in the STAN
pede. Cuff was a miner and served in
the Philippines with an Idaho regi
ment Dr. Ellis is a well known sur
geon of Wallace and leaves a family
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Cured Consumption.

Mrs. W. B. Evans. Clearwater, Kas.,
writes: My husband lay sick for
three months The doctors said that
he had quick consumption. We pro
cured a bottle OF Ballara's Horehound
Syrup, and 1t cured him. That was six
years ago. Since then we have always
kept bottle in the house. We can
not do without 1t. For coughs and
colds 1t has no equal" 25c, 50c and 81
at w. b. Frames.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Program for the Session at Sulphur
November &c, 27 and 20.

Program for the Session at sulphur
November &c, 27 and 20.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the session of the Chicka-
saw Teachers Association which con-
vcnes at Sulphur on November 2G, p
and 2S instant.
PROGRAM.
Thursday Evening, Nov. &c.
Address by President David II,
Boyd of the University of Oklahoma,
Norman, o. T,
Friday Morning.
Welcome Address-D. J. Kendall,
Sulphur.
Response-W. II. Woods, Purcell.
"The Relation of Teachers to
Teachers Organization j j. Scar
borough Marietta
Discussion-Miss Suggs, Pauls Val
ley
The Teachers Equipment outside
Of TeXtbooks"-W. II. Buck, Ardmore
Discussion-C. j. Moore Rolf,
Recess.
How to Keep the Big Boy in
School"-Miss Chestnut, Minco.
Discussion-J. NJ. Osborn, Pauls
Valley.
THE Object of a recitation r. NJ.
Burnham, Davis.
Miss Page Madill.
Noon.
Afternoon Session.
Glass Work (First Grade Number
Work)-Mrs Shearer, Tishomingo,
Discussion-Miss Denton, Davis.
"a High School Curriculum"-Supv.
Geo. Beck, Tishomingo.
Causes of Failure Among Teach
ers"-W. o. Harris, Sulphur.
Discussion-Superintendent Ada
schools.
The Value of Accuracy lin Primary
and intermediate Grades"-Miss Ed
wards, Purcell.
Discussion-J. II. Hendrix, Ard
more.
Business meeting.
Friday Evening.
Social Entertainment.
Saturday Morning.
Manual Training ng"-Mrs. V. A. Nib
lack, Ardmore.
General Discussion.
deficiencies of College Freshmen
b. b. Cobb, Wynnewood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-12
Constlpation.

Health is absolutely impossible II
constipation Is present. Many serious
ceses of liver andS kidney complaint
have sprung from neglected constipa-
tion. Such r deplorable condition is
unnecessary. There 8 cure for 1t.
Herbine will speedily remedy mat
ters G. A. Lindsay, p. NJ, Bronson,
Fla, writes, Feb. ~. 1902, Having
tried Heroine, find 1t a fine medicine
for constipation" soc bottle at w. B.
Frames.