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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
INTERMARRIAGE CASES.
Dawes Commission VIII Hold Session
at Htoka March TO-

Muscogee. I. T. March 1o.-Hou. Tams
Bixby. chairman of the commission Of
the Five Civilized Tribes. has sent out
notices saying that the commission has
made an appointment at Atoka. I. T.
March 10 TO lS 1s0G. inclusive for the
purpose OF hearing the testimony Of such
intermarried citizens Of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations ss may not Yet have
slready appeared before the commission
70 testify relative TO their status on Sep
tember .. 1soe, the date Of the final rati-
fcauon by the Choctaw and Chickasay
nations Of the act Of congress of July
! I9lo
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purely accidental. The two boys had been
playing with a 3S-revolyer, and after re-
moving the loads INDUCED in the prac-
tice of swapping at each other For a
short time they laid the sun down after
reloading il, and went about their other
boyhood pursuits. On returning to the
house, Ernest undertook to place the
dangerous weapon under the bed. when
he accidentally snapped it, the bullet TAX
ing effect in his brothers abdomen.
Death was instantaneous.
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VICTIM OF SKINNY GAME.
Woodward County Lat Nearly Bit His
Tongue Off.

Alva, o. T, March 10.-J. c. Riley, wife
adm son, of near Freedom, Woodward
county, We're in the city Saturday to
have Drs. Long & Rutledge treat wound
for the lad. Johnny is about 10 years old
and in playing shiny was hit under
the Jaw with a stick accidentally by an
other boy The blow resulted in making
him bite his tongue nearly off. He was
chloroformed and his tongue sewed to-
gether, but the little fellow will likely
be as well as ever in few weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
ANOTHER DAILY ROAD.
Charter Granted for the Colorado, Ok
Iahoma and Texas.

Guthrie, o. T., March 10.-A charter was
granted today " the territorial secretary
to the Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas
Railway company with s2.500.000. capital.
TO construct a road 275 miles long from
Goodwin, in Day county, Oklahoma, 70
Dennison. Texas. The proposed route
goes through Oklahoma counties of Day
Roger Mills. Washita, Kiowa, Caddo,
and Comanche. The incorporators are:
G. A Brown, of Dennison Texas; j. Gran
mer of Chicago; z. E. Colby, of Spring
field, Mo-; Walter Hendricks of Chicka-
sha, l. T; and George Sturgeon, of
Hobart O. T
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11

ferent stomach medicines and. for a
while, they seemed to help me. Then the
same old pains would come back.
One day friend advised me TO try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
l did so. Before l finished a box the pains
were less frequent and less severe, and by
the time 1 had finished three boxes the
pains were a thing of the past. Now
can eat anything and enjoy it and l feel
like a new man"
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HAVE BOUGHT COPPER.
Copper and Iron Mines in Old World
Cost 100000.

Ostersund. Sweden, March 10.-The
Siangeli copper fields. which extend on
each side of the boundary between Nor
way and Sweden, have been sold to an
American company for $,ooo.000
A dispatch from Copenhagen, January
26 referred to a report that American
mining SPECTATORS had made large pur-
chases of iron and copper mines in
northern Sweden and nothern Norway.
and that the great Scandinavian mining
companies were liable TO be Incorporated
in the American copper combine
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have AlxsIs Bougn
ssssss!e sssss sa. q GMZs
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Found Praying N Cathedral Ter f4sr
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visit
Senator Frsnklin's bin relating 20 cleo
tons met an untimely end in the council
this morning. being 80 amended that Sen
ator WInkIer withdrew the same rather
than have Il further considered The
clause providing for an emblem a; the
head Of every ticket, practically destroy
Ing the effect u the nesure-
For the first tine n a number Of da-s
the council had strict party vote late
yesterday OF printing matters Some time
ago MassingGsie presented q resolution
that al printing q calendars and bills
=. discontinued Tie resolution was
adopted and u contained clause coz
d@runing fla secretary q the feTrifcrT
The calendars were gotten out On TYPE
writers ~ clerks the fyPeZrifse1 siifE
being attached % the olt eaie1azrs 81
atsr Foster raised = roar yesterday be-
csrse Sc could not Grd certain tiils On
his calendar lie intro3ucea resois-
ton that the calsrdars be printed again
ARD TIE resolution carried Every Demo
ora1 voted agsIns: Il. the Republicans
helng for &
Foster-s u-e.sure a-;horszt-z -zpnieiFsai
co-poratiors % exreu5 .. hu4t s general
ssre- sFsfesn- AID O. isvg special azs@ss-
ueat q taxes - psy sor sane szase1 n
,he cosn-u fhis morning
sssts-ts hsi. vaszei - the bouas. a. srt
ieEaGtz5lE she setson q 1Tnsate 1ss1Ses
takiaE aekuoa lesig-nelts also sassers -
thecoercil ara all - sent - ;t.s govern
sr for bis approval
Hlckasa hss trtrpsvoes = b5n r. sse
cazrcI r.sg1.rlrE sissrsct CLERKS - a.
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DOLLARS ros Ess,ssrs.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
many thousand dollars per snnum.

Insurance men are wondering whether
AIexandsrs trust buster bll VII BE-
come Iaw. They claim thai IL viii affect
their business ia Oklahoma II 8; does.
Some Of the outside men have been here
looking into the matter. and requesting
various members 70 lay The matter on
the table II i ever comes ~ for pass
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Veil Known Ez..iesnip Encounter. =


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
Neuralgia Cured.

Mrs. ]. B. Whittlesey. of Turin. n. Y.
says: In the winter of 1900 l began TO
suffer with neuralgia. l tried three diff
ferent physicians. but they did not help
me: in fact, l grew worse / suffered
untold tortures with the pain in my face
and l don't know what i should have
done If l had not acted on the advice of
a friend and taken Or. Williams Pink
Pills In three days after beginning with
them the pain began TO grow less and
after taking three boxes the neuralgia
had entirely disappeared Since then 1
have not had even touch of the pain.
/ have recommended Dr. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People TO every one have
seen who suffered with neuralgia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
Chronic Indigestion.

Mr.. Arthur Mclaughlin, of No 272S
North Lincoln street, Chicago, H.. says:
"For a long time I was troubled with
severe pains in the stOmach-a. case of
chronic indigestion. 1 would feel a
craving for food, but when I ate I ex
parienced these wretched pains which
nearly drove me distracted. My kidneys
also became affected. 1 tried several diff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
lie YOU ARE SICK and yo

Kand if
trouble
COMPANY ntttad y Y
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TO CURE A COLD I'M ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money if
II fails to cure, E. w. Groves signature
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
SHOT TN TIE ABDOMEN.

ehaWnee Soy Is Killed accidentally
by Brother.
Shawnee OF. March le.-Edward Allen
eged = years. son OF Henry W Allen.
residing eight miles north Of Shawnee.
was shot in the abdomen and instantly
kiiied Wednesday evening by his ls-year-
old brother. Ernest Allen. The killing was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11

from that Office are two Of the important
measures in his hands. Bills Will begin
10 go TO him rapidly from this time on.
and the governor vol be kept busy for
some tine looking after legislative mat
ters.
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some tine looking after legislative mat
ters.
It is believed that Governor Ferguson
will send in his list Of recommendations
for appointments TO the council tomorrow.
Ii was reported that he would send in the
recommendations to-day. bat be stated
that he had not as yet made Up his mind
as to some Of the men II IS not believed
that thee viii be any changes n the per
sonnel of his Official family.
Harrison's oil bin, which has passed n
the lower house. has bsen substituted for
the ChampIaIn measure in ssTr coune'i.
The Harrison bill Is Identical n III pro
visions 70 the Ghampiain measure. both
being known as the admials1rati1n" hill
owing 90 Champlain-z enforced atsence
his bin was passeS on the calerdzr ard
70 facilitate matters. II vas Tot corsId-
cred The Harrison blii VII come % il
a short time II the upper body.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson. who
Iectrre-i here last rirht. arsnupautsa ~
ex-Governor Con Barnes. vfzited she leg
islature this morning Captain Hohssn
vas asked TO speak iz both aTarsches.
and 6ld 50 He SPOKE FER short oroe
on the progresz OF the sstioa- and es1e-
cislsy thai q oElahona- Fre1lszs!y
during ais remarks be AS aTglaa1es-
In the lower house a vote = thanks Eas
;saar-ei and made a zaftsr = rccc1a-
The house took a reeezs II oEdsr that
nsmaerS might have -. opportunity %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11

All of the testimony in the 'bOodle'
Investigation has been transcribed from
notes made by the official stenographer
and will go to the county attorney OF
Logan county. While it is understood
that there are some serious charges made
in the report Of the investigating commit
tee yet it is believed that nothing will
result from the same. The committee In
not submitting its report to the council in
open session did not comply with the res
olution adopted It was thought. how
ever. owing to the fact that this is the
last week. that the making Of the report
To the council might tie up matters that
have been pending practically since the
session opened
The members Of the committee are not
doing any talking. but are satisfied that
there is meat in the report II the
county attorney cares 10 go ahead with
the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11

An important measure far as the
educational institutions are concerned
was passed by the house today and is
entitled, An act to create board of re-
gents for the Territorial university, the
Agricultural and Mechanical college at
Saltwater. the Territorial Normal schools
and the Tonkawa preparatory university.
The bill was introduced in the council
by Councillor Woolsey, and was passed
by the council. 1t provides that board
of three members, not more than two of
the same political faith, shall be appoint
ed. and the governor of the territory and
superintendent of public instruction who
shall be ex-officio members of the board
he three members are 10 be appointed
by the governor, confirmed by the terrific
rial council, and shall serve four years
unless sooner removed by the governor for
cause.
This board has the same power that is
delegated to the various boards at the
present time. Four meetings in each
year are called for and provisions for
special meetings are made.
The bill is now up to the governor for
his approval If it is signed by him, 1t
means a radical change in affairs. The
Territorial university has its board OF
regents. as had the saltwater institution.
The Normal schools are under the con-
troll of the board of education for Nor
NAL schools The Tonkawa preparatory
school has its own board. All of the men
serving on these boards will be forced TO
retire and the business of the institutions
will be turned over to the new board.
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meet the distinguished captain. The coun-
ell took no action relative TO the captains
visit
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The house determined 10 clear up the
calendar this morning as far as bills on
their third reading were concerned. The
roll was called many times. but not all
OF the bills were acted upon as some OF
them had not been engrossed. The FOL
lowing bills were passed BY the house;
House bill I7o. BY Maxwell. relating 20
the form Of tax rolls and entry thereon
Of delinquent taxes
House bill -. BY Nesbitt. to provide
for the teaching OF morality and prctec-
ton and humane treatment of dumb ami
rnals and birds in puolic schools
House bill No. 5s. By Jones Of Logan. %
repeal sections / :. 3. =. and of article +
chapter 1S Of The statutes Of $50
Council bill :. by Walker. providing Tor
notice 70 property owners before issuing
tax deed. and providing Tor carrying back
taxes forward on current year tax roll
Council bill g. by Winkler providing for
the sale of unused grounds By county
commissioners.
House bin ia by Williams. relating 10
.h.a formation u school districts and
arendstory Of section /. article :. CHAPTER
81 laws 1877.
Governor Ferguson announced this
morning that he would siEn no hils to-
day. The Fort Supply asylum bll ard
the bin prescribing the s4larg q the ter
ritcriAl secretary AID 6Ls2SsstiOa of fees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
After-Effects of the Grip

Mr.. Robert G.. Yates. OF No. 55 Clark
street Dubuque. Iowa. had hard attack
OF the grip and was slow In recovering
from the after-enects. He SAYS: Il was
restless and sleepless. with constant pains
in my limbs. fell away IN flesh. lost
my appetite. was tired out for no rensnn.
and became generally miserable. Finally
/ saw DR. Williams Pink Pills mentioned
in newspaper and I decided to try them.
j felt better before I had finished one
box I kept on taking them and they
cured me. Now l am past sixty-three
years Of age. l enjoy perfect health snd.
thanks TO I,r Williams Pink pills. can
do a good days work again am a.
hale and Az hearty az many men much
younger than l. have n splendid appetite
and can SO TO sleep In few minutes
after retiring
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
SCHOOL BILL
KNOCKED OUT
BY SENATE
Met Same Fate as Mathews
Quarantine Act.
LATTER IN LOWER HOUSE
Amended So as to Exclude
Certain Reservations.
LATTER IN LOWER HOUSE

Guthrie, o. T, March 10.-It is notice
abb in both branches of the legislature
that as the end approaches, it does not
take the time it did to consider measures
introduced weeks ago During the past
two days, the council has been the bat
tlereld on which measures that created
long and intense debate in the lower house
have been decapitated. Yesterday the
substitute for McTaggart's school land
bill went to the waste-basket, the council
rejecting the measure. leaving no provls-
ion for further school land legislation
The present rules of the leasing board
viii prevail, when it was the desire TO
have such rules made law.
In addition to the rejection OF the
school land bill passed by the house, the
upper body today trampled on Mathews
quarantine bill. While it still has Math-
ews' brand on it, when it reaches the
house its owner will fail to recognize his
property The council Immediately after
the bill came up in the committee of the
whole proceeded to substitute sections of
what is known as the Hickam measure.
Practically the entire day was spent on
the measure. Efforts were made to
bring other measures in ahead of it, but
President Alexander held that the Math-
ews bill had right of way under spe-
cial order of business, and unless the
rules were suspended and changes made,
the special order would hold.
The Mathews bill as amended excludes
the Usage reservation from quarantine.
The Arkansas river is the line, and by
making the river the line, the Otoe, Ponca
and Missouri reservations are inside of
the quarantinedines. The large pastures
in Comanche county are also excluded
from quarantine. There is clause in the
bill providing that cattle may be shipped
into oil mill feed yards, to be kept there
under strict quarantine. The sub-lines are
in the hands of the sanitary commission
and provisions are made for change of
the same The substitute bill was care
fully drawn up and while the wording
of the Mathews bill, as amended, is not
quite the same the provisions are idenh-
cal with the substitute as far as the eff
feet of the law is concerned.
What the lower house will do with the
bill as amended is problematical. Mathews
was much incensed over the action of the
council, but realized that it was some
thing he could not help. 1t is believed,
however, that there will be some quar-
antine legislation, and that it will be the
bill that the council will send down to
the house in a short time.
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ADDRESS TO QUIGLEY.

No failures with Holland Quick Yeas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07
THE TRUKIsH SITUATION.

The npwers viii take immediate
stops 90 intervene
The Turkish government has noti.
ned the powers that the porte can
mot guarantee the safety OF the lega.
tiOns ut Constantinopie.
A Bulgarian paper declared that
according TO the termbs OF a certain
treaty Russia was obligated to aid
Bulgaria In case Of war with Turkey.
It is likely Turkey viii engage in
war with Bulgaria. The Turkish coun-
ell OF war has recommended sending
an ultimatum, but the sultan decided
20 wait
Il now develops that the assailant
OF the United States vice consul was
the same person who attacked Mr..
Magelssen some time ago and who
was recently liberated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

The ChecOtah convention held the
FIRST Of August declared Ia favor Of
electing a delegate % congress and
appointed a committee whose duty it
was TO devise plans Tor the election
q this delegate. As a result Of the
deliberations Of this committee a gen
eral call was sent out by the chair
man Of the single statehood executive
committee for conventions 70 be deld
in every recording district % elect
delegates to a general convention 20
be held at South McAiester TO Octo-
Der This call was 70 have been re-
leased 70 the Friday afternoon press
but owing 10 some delay In the mails
the call die not reach Ardmore In
time for publication Friday. In let.
ter from c. z. Castle Of Wagner.
chairman Of the single statehood exc
cutive committee TO ". A. Ledbetter
of this city that gentleman states that
the proposition Of the election of a
delegate Is taking with the people in
the northern district like wild ERE.
The matter has not been thoroughly
discussed In this section and the
sentiment Of the people Is not known.
The ArdmOreite will publish tie call
as given out that the people here may
thoroughly understand the PROPOSE
ton and Is worthy Of the best
thoughts Of the people II looks now
as II IL would be absolutely necessary
for the Indian Territory 10 have rep
resentatioD to protect its interests
when the measure Of single statehood
Is enacted into law. {. c. Potter Of
Gainesville. who has been in close
touch with the Indian Territory for
a number Of years. save out an inter
view recently In which he said that
the movement to secure a delegate
was a move In the right direction and
that the steps that are being taken
now should have been taken two
years ago. Ardmore Is somewhat di-
yided in opinion on the question and
the matter will be thoroughly dis
cussed before a formal call Is issued
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07
DEATH OF MRS. SYDNEY SMITH
Wife Of General Manager Of the State
Fair Expires at Marlin.

Mrs. sydney Smith, wife Of the
secretary and general manager OF
the Texas State Fair Association, died
last night at Marlin, Tex. after a
prolonged affection.
Mrs. Smith went TO Marlin two
weeks ago in search of health. She
is said to have constantly grown
worse. Friday afternoon Capt Smith
received a telephone message notify
ing him that the end was near. and he
Immediately left for her bedside.
For eighteen years Mrs. Smith has
had charge OF the textile department
Of the Texas State Fair, and what
ever Of Importance and value that de
partment may have at the present
time is due, in a large measure al
any rate. TO her efforts in its behalf
Just before leaving for Marlin she
perfected arrangements for the open
ing OF the department during the
coming fair and gave the News a
statement in which she expressed
her belief that It would be better than
ever before.
Last night the members OF the
family in this city declined 10 furnish
any data concerning the life OF Mrs
Smith, preferTing, they said. to await
the return OF the remains TO this
place, Arrangements for the funeral
WIN be announced later.
Mrs Smith was known throughout
the South and was prominently con
uected with many movements among
Southern women for the promotion
Of the study of art and literature
Dallas News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

The class in elementary geography
was up for recitation. what Is an
ocean" asked the teacher you may
answer, Janet"
"It Is a large body of water situated
near Norfolk, Va" replied Janet. who
had once visited her aunt at the sea.
shore Kansas City Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

'Does Jawlcy chew gun habituallyy'
mo. WhyT
II never see him that his jaw isn't
wagging"
"Oh, That's because he delights IN
saying 10 himself the things he would
say to his wife II he dared. d."-Harpers
RnZar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

The United States cruisers Brook.
iyn and San Francisco have arrived In
Turkish waters and are now at Bel
rut- No orders regarding their future
movements have been received by
Admiral Cotton In command.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

A secret treaty has been disclosed
between Bulgaria and Russia in
which the latter guarantees help In
case OF war with Turkey. Il will
soon be the season when Turkeys
get II in the neck anyway
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

Bulgaria and Turkey are scrapping
inst enough TO invite an interference
which may require a new map for
their part OF the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-07

Vital statistics in Dallas appear to
be getting a trifie mixed. Two in
fants, male and female, with no
more positive proof OF ancestry than
Adam and Eve had, were found on
doorsteps in that city last week