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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
L00PH0LE
EXISTS IN
CONTRACT
Lawyers Have Examined the
Prison Agreement.
TERRILL MAY ESCAPE
Insanity Plea May Be Used 10
Advantage.
TERRILL MAY ESCAPE

Guthrie, o. r, Aug. S.-Lawyers who
have carefully locked over the new con
tract between Oklahoma and Kansas for
the care of Oklahoma convicts in the
state peniteutiary at Lansing express
the belief that there is a loophole IN
the contract whereby Ira n. Terril, the
convict who has been 50 persistent in
his efforts 10 secure freedom on alleged
technicaEties, may acquire his release
from the Kansas institution.
The contract states that when an Okla
homa convict IS declared to be insane
by Kansas authorities he or she must
be returned TO the county in Oklahoma
where convicted and that a receipt must
be given 20 the warden of the Kansas
penitentiary for the convict, and further
more the convict thus removed cannot
again be admitted TO the penientisry
unless the prison physician thinks it ad-
visable to accept the convict 1t will not
be an easy matter for Kansas authorities
TO declare Terrill insane In the event
that such action is taken, Terriil would
have to be brought to oklahoma. under
the terms Of the contract. and if placed
in the sanitarium at Norman, habeas
corpus D roceedings could easily be in
stiruted and unless vigorously opposed
the notorious prisoner would secure his
release.
Il is stated here that the Kansas
authorities at one time declared Terrill
Insane and demanded that the territory
take charge Of him. This the territorial
officials refused to do and Terrill was
kept at Lansing. 1t is a well known
fact that Kansas officials desire to get
rid Of this man. for ne has caused them
much trouble. In fact. it is stated by
penitentary employees that Terrill is the
hardest man to handle of any of the
Oklahoma convicts.
Should Terrill be released, Governor
Ferguson could easily have a cell built
at Norman in the sanitariuim for Ter
riIl. and arrangements made for his con-
fnement there. Should this be done. it
would avail Terrill nothing to secure lis
release from the pententiary. In the
event that he should desire to return TO
the penitenuary the prison officials might
refuse to accept him under the contract
and Oklahoma would still be "up
against it
Many persons in Oklahoma profess to
believe that Terrin is insane. Such may
be the case. but he has given Kansas
and Oklahoma officials plenty Of trouble
during the past few years even if in
sane. HIS cases have occupied the at
tention Of the Kansas supreme court
and caused the preparation of volum-
inous briefs by the attorney general of
the terntcry. Oklahoma officials hope
that the end has arrived, as far as Ter
rins efforts for release are concerned,
but if he plays the insanity dodge. there
viii be more trouble in store for the
territory until such a time as the peni-
tentiary is erected.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
1T WAS SUICIDE.
At First There Were Suspicious Of
Foul PLAY.

AnadarlSo. o. T. Aug. S.-J A. Chan
dler, a young man % years Of age. was
found dead in his house on his farm.
near Anadarllo Wednesday. The coro-
ner's jury decided that the young man
had shot himself Poor health was the
supposed cause.
At first the coroner's jury could not
nrrive at verdict and the victims step
father was placed under arrest and put
In the county jail pending further in
Nestigat.on by jury and authorities. says
the Tribune
Circumstances seemed to indicate that
the actua traeedy occurred some dis
tance from where the body was found
aRd that the shirt worn by the victim
al the time his throat was cut had been
removed and another put on before the
shot had been fired. Again. several SER
tous bruises on the head indicated that
n had been dubbed probably into un-
consciousness before the murder was
committed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
IONE FIGHT
OF THE KIND
is ENOUGH
No Congressional Act in Force
About Buildings.
ONE WILL BE URGED
Mcclure Will Be Asked to Act
in the Premises.
ONE WILL BE URGED

Guthrie, Q. T., Aug. S-The fact that
there is no congressional act in force
prohibiting the locating of public buiAs-
ing for Oklahoma at the next session OF
the legislature has created much discus
sion and the general opinion IS that an
other bill should be presented in con-
gress this winter to shut OH puoiic
building legislation In the event that
Oklahoma does not receive statehood
it is not improbable that Delegate B. ,.
Mcclure will be asked this winter 10
secure the passage OF an act prohibiting
the locating of public buildings at the
next session OF the legislature.
Oklahoma has had one big legislative
fight of this kind and until the time
comes to locate these buildings, this one
fight is considered enough
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
EPWoRTH UNIVERSITY.
Trustees Will Meet September for
Making Plans.

Oklahoma City. o. T, Aug. S.-The
trustees of Epworth university win meet
on September to make arrangements
for the opening OF the school. Much
important business will be up before the
board at that time.
The first building will be practically
completed at that time and the trustees
VIII be able to fix the time definitely
for the opening of school.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
BARTLEsvIILE BRANCH.
Il Is to Be Extended From Owasss to
Texas.

Guthrie. o. T., Aug. S-information
comes TO Guthrie from the Indian ter
ritory that prominent officials OF the
Santa Fe here stated recently that the
Bartlesville branch Of the Santa Fe is
to be extended from Owassa within the
next few months TO Honey Grove. Tex.
where a branch line OF the Santa Fe
comes up from Dallas. II is stated that
the Santa Fe's Galveston business to
and from Chicago Is TO routed over this
line. which will be nearly one hundred
miles shorter than the present route
The Bartlesviile branch only extends 70
Owassa and in Oklahoma there have been
rumors that connection viii he made
with eastern Oklahoma line at Gushing
in Payne county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
historic SKETCH.
Presbyterian Academy at Newkirk Is
BEING AdNertised EreeIn

Newkirk. .. T.. Aug S-The following
historic sketch of the Oklahoma Presby-
terrain academy here is being sent out
over the territory.
The oklahoma Presbyterian academy
has history which is certainly unique
among The institutions OF tho west.
The three inc dents which co7nbiaea 70
produce its inception were: !. \ sug-
gestion Of the synodieal committee on
colleges and academies: . sharp com
petition among the principal towns u
Oklahoma for the location OF Institutions
Of higher learning: 3. a comfy arrange
ment between the Presbyterians and Con-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
VARYING YIELDS.
About Sixteen Bushels to the Acre in
Oklahoma County.

Edmond, Q. T, Aug. S-A conserva-
tive estimate gathered from various
thrshers would set the wheat yield of
this county at an average of about six
teen bushels 10 hte acre. 1t is hard to
make an estimate taking individual farm
yields. For instance. Jack McCoy's forty
acres of oats on the old Baptist place.
south Of town. only Welded 125 bushels,
an average OF about three bushels to the
acre. 1t cost the cooperative company
south of town S25 TO thresh these oats
and their pay was only Sc. J. r. Shade
said his oats averaged tweuty-eight BUSH
els and his wheat nineteen.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
PLANS ACCEPTED.
Aradarko's New School Building Will
Be Ready This Fall.

Anadarko, o. r. Aug. S.-The welcome
Intelligence has been received that the
school house plans had been accepted
and that the engineers would at once
establish The grades and that the con-
tractor. Mt. Parker, would commence op-
erations at once.
Monday the government engineers ar
rived and surveyed the-sites and set the
grade and Mr. Parker viii push things
now with ali possible speed 1t will be
Impossible 10 get the buildings ready
for the commencement of school this
year but they win be available before
The C old weather makes its appear
ance. says the Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
THREE GAMES.
Wakita and kingman Mines VIII Play
Ball This Week.

Wakita, o. T., Aug. S.-There will be
three games of ball played in Kingman
next week between the Kingman nine
and the nine from Wakita The first
game will be called Tuesday. August H.
at 10 Il. m. The second game will be
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, and the
third game will be played Wednesday
morning, the Y. commencing at . O'Clock
sharp. so that the game may be finished
in time for the Wakita club to take the
1925 train on the II. G S. going south.
Wakita has a fine record for good games
this summer. In the past week they de-
feated Pond Creek in a score of l to 0.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Dog Comes From Under Bridge and
FriShtens a icrse.

Blackwell. Q, T. Aug. S-Th Sun re
ports peculiar accident Il says
Mrs. Marshall File3s and sister were
out driving thursday Afternoon They
had just driven upon bridge west OF
the city, when dog suddenly ran out
from under the bridge. This frightened
the horse they were driving an3 h sui
denly wheeled and sprsng Of the b,idge.
into Tie creek below. taking the busy
and ladies with him The height OF lhs
bridge was about four feet but for
tunately no danage was done.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
SHOT BY 4 NEGRO.
Bar Tender in Frisco Saloon Is f-Is
Nirtira

Oklahoma City. o. T. Aug. s-AriA1r
Pozaezoy. a bar tender II the Frssco
saloon. vas shot last night b. drgnksn
negro. Porneroy bad cr1e.ed he 1egrq
TO leave the saloon aoG he promised
10 do SO. When PonssFoy approached
him % ct so-ns glasses ihs negro E1ot
him twice. one bullet fzSiag es-ecs y
his neck re negro. when arrsstes.
gave the azas cf Sex Reed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
UNDER THE RAKE.
Mule Stepped in Z Hole and Driver
Fell From His Place.

Edmond. o. T. aug. sThs Enterprise
notes that on Monday. vhlis X Z Dickey
was rakins hay. one of his mules stepped
IL q hole and fell on TIE raks tongue.
breaking It and throwing AF. Dickey
forward under TIE rake The mules TaE
about hfty yards into ~irs fence. drsE-
g.nE Air. Dlckkey under Tire rake lie
was pretty badly cut b. the wire
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
GOLD MEDAL CONTEST.
Must Win Three Times in Succession
10 Keen the Prize

Blackwell. Q. r.. Aug 1t the sod
medal contest al the gun park Tuesday
Farris won the medal by breaking .
out OF . clay birds. says the sun The
medal has thus far been Won by Harris
Hood and Farris AZ the monthly contest
Il is 10 nnaly become the property e
the first man who wins il three times
during the year Up - TIE present
no one has been able 70 win It ;he SEQ
oud time
The following is the score made. each
man shooting AZ twenty-five clays:
Blood, q; Christy. IS: wflet Is. Lund.
8; Prettyman. Is: Farris. "a Sink. IS;
Hood. IS; piener. :.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
HELD IN SEPTEMBER.
Soldiers and Citizens Will Gather at
Cushing.

Cushing, o. T. Aug. S.--A meeting Of
soldiers and citizens has been held, the
purpose of which was 10 make arrange
ments for holding the annual reunion of
soldiers and citizens ct Gushing. says
the Herald. Then sense Of the meeting
was that a four days reunion be held
on September p. -. . and - Inclusive.
Chairmen Of the various committees were
selected with the understanding that eacn
select his own assistants
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
BONUS IS RAISED.
EI Reno Is Putting Up Money for the
Railroad.

Fl Reno. 0. T, Aug. s-Bonue m9ney
for the ST Louis Z Reno and Southern
IL being raised this week and ever = 90
has been paid over . 3 O. Hauphr~Y.
who has the matter IN chsrEs
RiEht % way through he city - yet
TO be purchased Option bsa BEEN So
cured and ths transfers vii - made 80
soon az possible
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
REVOLVING DETAILS.
Neoro After Arrest Corfesses the
ALLEGED Crime.

oklahoma City. 0. T. Aug s-A negro
giving the name Of Yrsnk Clark was
arrested here last night and il is Be
lieved that he IS wanted n Medir. No.
for assault upon q little white gil. Clark
vas captured in the railroad yards and
after beng placed under arrest gave the
details OF his revolving crime Missouri
officers we're teIegrs pfed and wih Be here
for THO man within a few days
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
FELL FROM A LADDER.
Struck an Iron Wheel Sixteen Inches
in Diamete and Broke It.

Nardin, o. T., Aug. S.-Says the St1r
Of this week: Walter MahaffeX fell from
a ladder from the top of the Miller
Grain company's elevator, a distance Of
sixteen feet. breaking an iron wheel six
teen inches in diameter. DR.. Havens
was called to Mr.. Mahafey's relief and
found two ribs broken and a severe blow
over the right kidney.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

weafherfoft o. ?. Aug s-7IOcop Pen
ner. farm hard zoTkinz far Fran<
ToEes "a rniie. souihseEt n here. fsu
from a noEfag naclssHe Wednesday u
last week aid F1ssaiusd frs1Fle4 frorn
v'tich he Died tao daTs later. saYs the
Democrat He fsa in front g ire ma
chias ard ths risson hszt his hssa hes-
rihly. Pennsr wzs sssgt = yesfs q
age and sfnxIs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
INJURED WHILE FLOWING.
Singletree Broke and MIR. Moore Was
Cauqht b. q Hook

Msnitou, O. r.. Aug. S-Thos. Moore.
q young man VINO was working for Jas
Rich2rdson. met with a serious accident
Tuesday While Flowing out potatoes, says
the Field Glass. The douhletrees were
attached in some manner with a stray
chain One Of the single trees broke
ana Mr- Moore was 5erked over The
plow by the lines and WAS caught bv he
hook on the stay chain in such manner
that one ear was tora open, his head ani
face badly iacera;ei. a b'g sash tora in
his neck and his collar bone broken.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

AlrR- @. ?. Aus s-Prof Bert T2rS-
Icy has hee- elected Esspsrszte1te..r g
schoal. az Pavnes. .. =. and VII g
over there next week Ee seit th< zsr==
position =; K5owz lss year a7d vzz of-
ser>d i again this gear. bus Ezr1es b
= much larger togrx vic e<ste- S~y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
SEVERED AN ARTERY.
Team Came to the Gate Without the
Driver.

Edmond. o. T.. Aug. S.-Gcdfrey Helm,
an old time citizen living near Cashion.
went out to plow Monday and the team
soon came up to the gate. The folks went
out and found him in the field dying,
the disc plow having run over his leg
and severed an artery near the body. lie
was buried at Cashion
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
FRIENDS eATHEs
Make = Racket Which Frsshtens TIE
Seseh5cri,r Negroes

Cs1fhr-e .. ? AEz- - few rtg1tr
zx0 = croEs os Szfhrse rezscsztE. ssts-s1s
- youn< zsa sad ~oszAE rerea'-T
-nar,t< ezvo<xse6 a, .ks ho=< cf u
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z4zzg ia 1est. e-Arrss1 soasssl To
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
Resslut.onarf War R.llc.

KlrE1sbsr. D =. Ass. t---E. ?. wscx-
miller. a sruzEfFf - this city T. n pos-
serslol e . Fslic g ~ ReVc Efi7naFy
-ar = s. tbs hat q = rzrsa5a % ne
Fsevclsfserzry sFr1y. Csptsin sziss q
vsrzeaf TIE bat sssss isrs sr1 &
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
MODEL INDIAN SCHOOL
supt. MCGOWAN Viii Have Charge of
fy-x$f-rt4for

Chllocco, Q. T. Aug S---At The 3 Luis
exposition the Indian once exhibit vii
consist largely OF model Indian scaocl
carried on upoa tie exposition grounds.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-12-31
1saeI Gonntn.
9lItnm 80 2l. 90. n

altamont, 81. 8es. 1908.
Am 8ienltaa, ben Is. os., er0Sfnste
Grsisrihter Sultan Bennett UOn
@atertoipn Die Greishbung fir 8uel
Gountp in @lear Qate. 0a ore 6ers
rem Aobotaten bon oem Friiberen
9rsisridter Anoreps ber an eine furht-
bare 8ummelei gen66nt waren, 70
maren lie aud iebt pieoer niht, ais
mebrere 6dlle aufgerufen puroen. nit
ibren Bapieren uno 3eugen CUR SteIIe;
oarauf oertagte Der Ridter uad 35
Minuteu bic Sibung Oes Rreisgerimts
turser 5ano bis W3drs 1904. 8iele
MAIDEN nun lanee gefi6ter uuo Ihim-
pIen tpis bic &ObrIpaben, Diele Dieoer@
nm 9sben oem Rihisr rs1t. - Die 10
grOBartig auspOIaunte ,Bilomoo0
Stand bier bel Altamont hat elm
Gn0e nit Sdreden genOmmsn. 4aH-
benz Iih 81 Der groBen Auttion ibres
IhDarSen 8Ol6lutDiebes in gBaters
topu isine Gdufer sinEanosn, T6idten
Iie oieielbsu nab 2uDerne, Winn.,
uno, als lebts Do6e Der Ranager nit
ieinen 9aus5altunesIa6eu, eintge
Pferoe uno 6u.ter, oas er bier ber=
laoeR bate, nah oem Staate abreiIen
nDnts, trommelte uns Oes Moroens tn
laller Gribe Der Sberiff beraus, beleets
bic eau3e 2abung nit 8eIhlas fiir ale
| S6uloeu, aGles SuIammen eegen $500;
| oa u. @anfieI0, Der Wanaoer, ni@i
gelO gsnug bate, iim 3u be3ablen, 10
iibergab uns Der Sheriff bis CUR 8e.
sahluna Der ShHgoen Die n6ti9en
| papiere, uno oas eanSe tote uno ls6en=
Be Snbentar sur AufIiht. 8anfielb
rsiIte bann nah 2uDerne, Dtinn., no
Die gigsntiimer pohnen, fam Dann nit
NOles uno Die grOpbetsn". euf gut
! neutf6, nit Dem notigsn vM0os~ 3u-
, rid, um alles ausSul6isa uno bic
, soiten su besablsn, 500, uno tonnte
} OaRn nah bieftdgsr YerS0gerunQ abs
oampFeu. gines 9lbenos leBtsr 8o6s
/ fubr ein 6armer i'm Rarten y9uIel
: aus ganbp, um na9 6aus gu fahreR,
> er lab 0as 8abngeleiie fur ben 9a1o-
B meg an uno Fubr oarauI entlang, pai-
4 firts audi olidlid cine Bride, bliet
{ ieouh auf Der 3peiten ffeden unO 0as
r 4eIultat mar, oaB Der bal0 0arauI
pom Often tOmmenoe ga7agiersus eli
n pTero t0.ste uno ben Wa9en 0emOlirte
: Der Wann ielbf uno oas cine YFerf
D tamen nit einem blGuen Auee 0apon
n -6reo SagOm in Gleor Gate, tpel9el
: Ihon ldn9ere 3eit frant lit, lit i'm slb
b Ihsioen uno Isine auswdrts lebenoes
8 Ginosr puroen ielegrapbiIa ans 5ter
It bebett beruFen. Cine 3ohtsr muro
n BEN Shantfpirt Satob WeOts 10
3 @lsar 2ate oeboreu.
It'll M. Gran3te.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-12-31

6. 80. einOstusel; g. So, g6os.
@alpwell; 3. 80, @eo. 8e0s; 5nob.
meiiter, O. g. Warters; 5etretdr, q.
S. SObnIoH. Die u. 8. u. gB. qoos
srtudblts fOlgenee Seamten: Na. 3d..
5. o. Butler; g., gbns. 0ummel;
g., g. 70. 6dulje; Recorcer, q. 6.
Sinoetugel; 6iuOneler. 6. 3. aaidel;
ReceiDer, 6. %. 9inoetuael.
RarOtus.
Die oeutfh=lutberiIbe BemeinOe au
Spencer Feierte Elm rett ld0nes @ei6-
nahtsfeif. Sas aus RecitationeH.
RirGeahors Guetts, 0uartetts uno
@boruss@sidngsn, lOtuie aus einsn
giolin- Suett beitebsnoe grO0ramm
uuroe iiber grmarten gut OurhQefiibrt
uno Der PaIiOr z. u. 8enordt uebIt
6rnu iOtpObl bon Teinen goRfirman0eu
ols aud pom 6rnuenperein ourh bals
isno gepdblte @eI6ente boot anoe-
nebm iiberraiat
SoIem. %. Eeember 1908
gHir babeu ieBt bic fCb6nfe Shlittea=
bahn leit Sabren, uno oielelbe pire
aud tiidtia auseenuBt. 6einrIA
9uble lit lebte gBo9e bon elmer ge.
itditsreiie na6 Rebrasta snliidgetebrt.
-5obn Sang uno SObn baben cine
SeIuhsreiIe nod WinneIOta uno Bis.
tonlin angetreten un0 tpsrosn mebrere
gSoden bort Uerweilsn, um alte 6reun.
be uno Setannte 5u beiuben. -6err
5Olepb Sambert, u0rOlid bon bier
UohHbaft, ltar6 na9 lanerr R.antbeit.
Batter gBebsr belt Die 9eihenreoe.
Der 8eobahter.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-12-31

atOn nod leben f0unen, unO 10 lino
mir aud iebt gut bsrIOrqt fur Die
unIere Rin0er baben
jsbt Oie @eIeeenbeit, nebf Der eneIi.
ifeH 5prahe audi Die oeutIhe un6
frnn50fIhe su lsrnsn, aud perben
5amlfaps Stun0en geeeben i'm gldben,
StrifsH uno NauIit. - tnlere 5armvr
meroen balo ueiie, oenn lie baltsn Ielt
an ibrsr ButierFabrit; Der Grah Der
Sob Storage 60. bon ct. BauI
bat fie sinesIdrit, ooB Iie btEer suIam.
men balten. Reht TO!
5ohn bon Shambcra.
gmerp, %. DECEMBER 1903.
6err uno Grau Sobann &uoen
freuen lih iiber Die AntunFt zines
80hter6en, tpelhes iiirSlih Iein grs
lAeinsn mahte. N2utier uno Sohter
befinoeN lib geIuuo uuo muntsr uHe
Sobn freut Iih pie elm SdneetOnia.
Gie Samilie Sobn WiuanOp bon
glleranoria tpeilt gegenmdrtig bel Der
fSamilie u. 5aoler nuf 5siuh. - Die
Ssamilie Wlih. GObH, pelbe Die lebteu
Fiinf Sabre in MinneIota nnIdili9 mar,
lit luieeer In Gmsrp mobnbdft uno nab
9lusIaeen unIeres 6reunoes Mlih.. 9e=
oenIt OerIelbe in 8GIOta 81 bleiben.
gorr.
glerauoria, 2l. 9es. 1908.
gbas. IlarIO Itattete Iebte @Ohs
ieiner 9lutter uno leinen Brtoern in
Marion Set. einsn tusen 8eIun ab.
-9tbten Samltag fano bier Die idbr.
/ lihe QSeriammlung Der 6armers SnI.
So. itatt. Vile alten 8eamten murs
Den nieoererlodblt. Die geIeal6aii
4 mir0 immer ltdrter unter Der 6iibrunc
iibres Gefretdrs 6. 9lagmaun. SeBtes
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