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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
CARWlLE MOVES.
Every Business Man in CarwiIe Has
Signed am Agreement to Move to
Helena on or Before September 1.
Carwile, Okla, July %, 1903.

Carwile. Okla, July 90 1903.
T. S Chambers, townsite agent for the
Frisco, was in Carwile yesterday and
while here sold lots in Helena TO every
business man in Carwiie, and all are
going 10 move to Helena on or beore the
first OF September Carwile has been
one of the best inland towns in Okla
homa, and this deal by which Carwile
moves bodily to Helena, win make Helena
one of the best towns in Wbods county.
The following firms and persons have
bought property in Helena and stand
contract to move:
w. J. JOHNSON.
EUGENE INMEL.
SPARKMAN BROTHERS
e S. WILHITE.
JOHNSON < KLINE
d. s. GARDNER.
]. n. MEACHAM
H NJ TUGLE.
T 3. SHILLINGBURG.
BONHAM & GREEN.
BREWER BROTHERS.
c. ARNOLD.
H. MARTIN
c. W. WITHERS.
W. A KNAPP.
J. II. MEDARIS.
The moving of the buildings viii COM
fnonce tomorrow and continue until all
the buildings in Carwile are moved to
Helena. The postofiice and stores at the
present site OF Helena will have to be
moved about one-half mile in order to get
on the railroad and on the townsite which
viii all be done in a very short time
The railroad Will be completed TO Helena
about the first OF September. and the
business men are making every prepara-
tion to be ready for the big business in
the transportation OF grain at that time
For any information regarding new towns
or business locations write 7. S. Cham
bers, Enid, .. +
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r,vsr and dancing for several days Tbs
dances they hold in commemoraticn OF
sonne Great ,sader Of battle are Gale
''yyar Dances" DO not think that the
stranae looking ceremony resembles tn
Gliding Two-step' or the Dreamy
Waltz" The Indians. dressed ia ail the
eaudy clothes possible. and with sur
plus of greasy paint, all the eolors OF the
rainbow. form In a circle and the daner
begins. The chief who is In coTnmana
gives an ear-splltting whoop and the
grotesque figures aiI begin to chant an
Indian song. The head and shoulde 5
are bent considerable and each foot is
raised and lowered alternately Every
action is in perfect unison. making a
very even and regular action.
The music IS furnished by drums made
by stretching raw hide over Kettle
and a dozen or so Indian "Bucks'' reat
the arrangement with willow switches
The music has not much OF a meiod.ous
tune to it. but IT sounds very we.fd ard
strange.
The Sun Dances are Il form OF indian
religion They believe the sun to b ON
nipotent. This dance Is danced By the
squaws as we'll as the bucks. II usually
lasts week during which time they
dance. eat COG. and invoke The blessing
OF the sun upon the tribe. probably. The
last Of these great Sun Dances was thr
one held by the Cheyenne Indians at
the place known 70 them as "nedieine
Bend II f. large bend IN the Cara
dian river about tcn miles north of Wa
tonga. A great number Of the tribe sere
pfeSert. The Ineian chooses a s'rergs
cognonen. among sorre being such ss;
John stralsht Hair. The rev chief Chez
emit Fanny. ff6n Hard. yellow Shirt.
Lame Buli. Standing nan. Bear Ps-.
sIeeping Fox. Azure Eye. War Path.
sneakinE Coyote. Lone Woif and many
others. The Indians hsve q strange idea
Of newspapers once writer visited the
csr1., znd shen told that BE REPRESENTED
newspapers. they gave orders that he ns
given NJ dog nor vas suy lnfian 80 cor
verse with him. Notwithstanding th>
advance of csvAizs;iop the Indians ad-
here g. their ancient customs 20 gTes'
extent and ENJOY their weird dances ss
much IS vh@n the county wss undis-
turb1d By the white mans ave and Tlo-.
Queens;o~n A1F i-THs royal yseht
Victoria and Albert. Bsvlrg on board
King Edrara sn5 os5@en sIsEsatris-
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CAB rE - T.
Bear. tn. The Kind You Aan .,.ss BSsS
's.s''" "a GWZsE<
rELEeRAPHlc BREvITiEs.

Washington,Aug 1.-The commissioners
of the general land office today ordered
withdrawn from land entry 2.scoOoo acres
of land in Oregon for the creation of
the Warner Mountain forest reserve.
Berlin. Aug. Herman sudermann.
the dramatist. has finished his play So
crates and His Hotspur Companion" The
first production will be given at the Les
sing, theater. in October.
Newport, R. l., Aug. 1.-The trustees
of the Newport hospital received from
Mrs. Vanderbilt today formal transfer
by letter of the s255.oo0 ward for the
needy people which she has caused to be
erected upon the hospital grounds as
memorial to her husband the late Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
London, Aug. IA supplementary esti-
mate issued this morning grants an ad-
ditional $50 0O9 for the aid OF the royal
commission to the st. Louis exposition
for the period ending March 81. 1904 An
explanatory note says all further contri-
buttons will be provided in the budgets
of subsequent years.
Helena Mont. Aug. 1.-The state board
of equalization today decided against the
railroads in their request that the board
recede from Its action In making a 10
per cent increase in the Assessment OF
all the principal lines of the state.
Denver. Cello. Aug Martin Thad
Sowders. champion broncho buster Of the
world. today successfulS defended his
title by defeating Frank McNeerIen at
D, A c. park. The contest was for the
championship belt and s1.cco a side.
Denver. Colo. Aug 1.-The charter
convention. which has been In session
daily since July Is, adjourned by limita-
tion tonight. The charter agreed upon "
TO be submitted to a vote CT the people
OF the city and county OF Denver on Sep
tember Is.
Lisbon. Portugal. Aug. liking Charles.
the Prince royal Luiz PHILIPPE and min
ister OF Marine De souss. visited the
American squadron today There were
received aboard TIE Brooklyn by Admiral
Cotton and United States Minister Bryan
Lowell Mass. Aug. i.-Elisa Galloway.
one Of the victims Of Wednesdays nsga-
zine explosion died today. She Is the
third Of this family Killed BY the er-
pIosion. her husband and son having lest
their lives A little girl aged 2. Tow In
the hospital. is the eniy s1rvfvor os the
family.
Atlantic City. y. =. Aug The AmeTf-
can federation Of Catholic societies be
gan q four days Convention here totay.
The object of The rseeting f. to evt1e
into closer contract sil Of ths Catholic
societies Of the country.
Havana. Aug i-B<issdier oenersi
william L Ha<sis. vho has tast been
retired. sailed today for New York
New York aug SIX thozsssni -c-e
aliens entered ~. Cnttnd States ihr0csa
this port last month than during TIE
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MUNYON'S Witch-H Soap
MAKES THE HAIR
LUxuRIAHT AND BEAUTIFUL

Cars will be shipped from Shawnee,
McLoud Guthrie, Oklahoma City, Cham
der, Ell Reno. and possibly one or two
other points. The peaches will be Grated
and placed in the cars at a price TO be
paid by Mr.. Taylor and he will take all
risk on making profit on the shipments.
Mr.. Taylor has been over the greater
part of the Elberta district in Oklahoma
during the last few weeks and has ev-
ments. Owing to frosts and other con-
.--- 49, --->--> - .e4i9t
will not be as large as the crop of last
year. However. the quality promises TO
be good and other fruit-growing sections
will again be surprised at the peaches
grown in Oklahoma. Last year many
ears of peaches were shipped out to the
territory ana it was shown at that time
that the Elberta peach business will be
no small thing IN Oklahoma as the soil
is particularly adapted in certain Sec
tions Of Oklahoma TO peach growing.
In many respects 1t is a profitable busi-
ness.
Mr. Taylor will have many bushels of
peaches on his own trees and expects TO
make a record by shipping, not only his
own pickings. but those of the Elberta
growers in Oklahoma as well.
Fruit growers win secure over 81 per
bushel for their Elbertas, and possibly
more than that when the time comes for
picking them.
Probably no man, in the two territories
is up on fruit and agricultural matters
as Mr.. Taylor and he travels over the
territory looking into conditions and get
ting pointers. He has made a success of
the business as his orchards at Wynne-
wood give evidence
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Lucien Young. Commander Of gunboat
Hist during battle Of Santiago was
Speciaiiy mentioned by Admiral samp-
son for his gailantry. In a recent letter
from Washington. y. G, he says;
THE curative qualities Of Peruna
as cure for cstsrrh have been fully
established by the use Of the same
most successfully by many CT my
sequaintsnees, and can recommend
any ore who is so afflicted to try IT,"
-Lucien Young.
It is a well known fact that the gun
boat Hist was more effective IN de-
stroying the torpedo dcStroyers ~ the
Spanish feet than any other vessel
Congressman Spsrkmar. from Florida.
Congressman :. NJ. sparkman. from
Tampa. Florida. writes:
Il can indorse Peruna as a first rate
tonic and very effective cure % en-
tarrh -. NJ sparkman
Men OF prominence all over the
United States are Recommending Pc
runa. over fifty members cf Con-
aress have written their irdorsemert
Of Il. Scores of other government
officials speak in high praise % It.
Thousands OF people In the humber
walks Of life rely upon Il as family
medicine. Send for free book of tessl-
nronlals.
AS a systemic cataTrh remedy Peruns
eradicates catarrh from the system.
wherever II nsss i5e located "a cures
catarrh af the stomach or bowels with
the same certainty as cstarsh ~ the head.
II ven DO not derive prompt ara salts
factory results from the use ~ Peruna.
write AZ once 10 pr Hartman. sivirs =
fuil statement of yuu- case. and ~ wii
be pleased "a give yoa hts valuable advice
gratis
Address Dr Hartman. President - fhe
Hartman saniiariun. Columbus. q
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recommend Peruna as a good. substantial
tonic and a very good catarrh remedy. -
John L. Burnett
Hon. Spencer Blackburn. Member OF
Congress froD.North Carolina. in recent
letter to the Peruna Medicine Co. says.
Il cheerfulIy join my friend Senator
Pritchard in commencing Peruns as
a very effective remedy for coughs,
colds and catarrhal troubles. Many Of
my friends have used it. with excel
lent results."-SPencer Blackburn.
CONGRESSMAN Brookshire, from lndl-
ana.
CONGRESSMAN f. Y. Brookshire, from
Indiana. in a recent letter from Wash
ington. ID. C.. says:
From what my friends say. Peruna
Is good tonic and a safe catarrh cure. ="
e. V. Brookshife-
Senator Mallory, from Florida.
United States Senator stephen r Nal
Iorv. from Florida. in a recent letter
written from Pensacola. Fla. says the
following:
Il have used your excellent remedy
Peruna. and can recommend 1t both as
tonic and n safe satarrh remedy -
Stephen r. Mallory.
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TRANSPORT SHERIDAN.
II Sails for Manila via Honolulu and
Guam.

San Francisco, Aug. THE United
States army transport Sheridan sailed to-
day for Manila via Honolulu and Guam.
Besides almost 10 saloon passengers in
Guiding Colonel J. b. Kerr and five other
officers OF the general stafI in the Philip
pines. she carries 80 men OF the twelfth
cavalry. Is hospital corpsmen. five cas-
uals. one gunner for Guam. two artillery
men FOR Honolulu and six signal men.
The sheridan also had on board two mil
lion dollars in cash. 4oo0 tons OF army
supplies and 80 .bess Of mail
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The BED w.n 81 N. w.s, SIDE.

The ws:o1<z RerSbitcsn says TIE bis
tore ~Re.usn os the r7al.s = fsst eis-
sppez-izE ard It's ~Sstnr-s s1d hshits
ro- fe-ss = sso-y sf rsc< "a. e si-
most eIssnet- The var r4lr, % tn hls>-
oss r-yzxe n ks-csT that e-ce te-rsr-
izsd II. piaf-s ~ith hsr atooc-car'slsns
yesis u .sz <<sa o-iT az a. fncssa csscs
Tns fnesars cs csxfs sora. rc-s-a<-orzss
the cezsh - c-s az ssssr FRA. eks-t-
txt-s % assembling @ 20 sazas - .
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"a - TT S II EA.
isart tbs ln8 Ml1 you HAS hKaFS bog1
'sasf''' "a LGZJNzZu
MURDERED THE PEoDLER.
He Had $1,000 in Money on His Person
AT the lime

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug 1-Sheriff Emory
OF Salt Lake passed through this city
this evening in charge of Mrs Aurora
Hodge OF Grand Rapids. Mich. The wo-
man is charged with and has since her
arrest confessed the murder of a ped
dier near Salt Lake several months ago
She left the Mormon city in company
with Ryan for an outing and the next
day the dead body OF the man was found
minus $500 which he had Mrs. Hodges
mysteriously disappeared but finally sur
rendered to the Grand Rapids police on
the advice of a brother.
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Senator Butler, from South Carolina

same month in last year The total TOT
July this year was 1900, compared Win
$500 for July 1902 and $4,000 in the same
month in 1851.
Richmond. Ind, Aug. Rev. Albert j..
Brown Of Indiana today recovered James
b. Unthiank as president of the Fr1ehos
college at Wilmington, Ohio.
Grandforks, Nd, Aug. 1-Repor's OF
frosts were received today from number
cg points in the norther npart Oh the
state but at none of them was any
damage done. Minnesota points also re-
ported a frost but no damage.
Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. l.-George w
Iangdon. aged IS eyars. california pion-
eer of the Sos and who was postmaster
here under the Cleveland administration
died today.
Sacramento. Cal. Aug. IA special 10
the Bee from Folsom says that most OF
the escaped convicts are believed TO be
stip In the Webber creek bottom among
the deserted mining shafts and tunnels
around there.
Chicago. Aug. I-Adolph HUM. banker
and broker. was today convicted Of the
larceny of $4,000 According to the evi-
dence he victimized many persons through
forgeries of real estate deeds and titles.
Seattle. Wash. Aug. 1.-Bringing l23
passengers and $3.50, 900 in treasure. the
steamship Roanoke arrived here from
Nome today.
St. Johns. n. F.. Aug. The Canadian
government expedition orgshized to ex-
plore Hudson Bay IN the sesfer Neptune
consists Of forty persons. fifteen Of whom
are scientists. A party OF twenty-five
os the ship's company viii remain one
vsar. ~ not longer. IN the region TO be
explored.
Pekin. Aug 1-AdvIces from Port Ar
thur say that the Russian government
az result, OF recommendations made
BY the recent conference there. has ap-
propriated s.. so. GO for additional fortih-
cations. particularly for the protection of
Daluy and that when completed there
viii be a continuous lire cr fortihcations
from Port Arthur TO Dalny, % miles along
the coast.
pekin journalist named Shenchin.
was beheaded here today. The eridence
at the trial was 50 weak that ne probably
would have been acquitted. but the pris-
oner admitted the charge that he had at
tempted 20 organize REBELLION at Han
tow IN go. He boas;sd that he has al
wavs advocated the assassination 81 the
Manchus in order 20 rid the country u
the dynasty He declared that ne was
willing 20 die for the cause and vent
10 his execution calmly and bravsiy-
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He DEMANDS DAMAGES.
Enaslsh Journalist Confined IN 81 Asy-
lurn IN Paris

Paris. Aug. E--Sseas Interest has ben
crest 81 IN the foreign colony by al seften
brought by Mr. Esertbe ssrrisat sn Eng
lf.h 5ostrziss,. vho vas cpnhref n the
charrasoa asylum for efiF-s<sen days On
a certificate of tee cha~f docsor of Blse,rs.
AGAINST whom hs = prosesssns fsT ss0osf
sla seas dsmag-z-
He WIS released owing % the aetion %
the British Embassy. He r. psrfscfsg
szre. Czran d'Aet~ esrsestors- ss@ sTezt
snd the Josrasi says' Ar American
x0o.e have stopped longer. o-ins 70 the
ne-oessssv q sssssog- a FrsscArzaa Sos-c
remain fer hfe -
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CONTRACT LAsoRERs.
Eight British Subjects Are Among
Those Refused a landing.

san Francisco. Aug. Eight British
subjects, two Italians, and one German
were denied landing by United States
Immigrant Commissioner North on the
ground that they had came to this conn
try as contract laborers. They stated to
the immigrant inspector that their fare
had been paid TO this city from Nanai-
mo and Lansmith. B. c., and they were
on the way to Coos Bay TO work as
miners. Upon this showing they were
refused admission to this country and
viii be deported to British Columbia.
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TO CONTROL PEACHES.
Plan is to Ship Abroad in LARGE
Quantities.

Guthrie. 0. T. Aug. From all in
cieatons' J. a Taylor, who has large
orchards at Wynnewood, I. T, and who
IS known all over the territory as
fruit grower ot prominence. VIII control
the shipments OF Elberta peaches from
Oklahoma this year. Mr.. Taylor has
already made a number OF contracts with
Oklahoma growers and within the next
two weeks shipments 10 eastern and
western markets VIII be made.
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NEW MEAT LAW.
American Pork Must Sc Accompanied
with Certf~ca{e

With Certificate.
Berlin. Aug 1.-The question arose in
connection with the new meat law az 20
whether American PORK mist be accom-
panied BY the certificate Of nhicroscopicai
inspection made by the specialists Of the
American government according 10 the
terms OF the agreement OF September
1881 Some German inspection of1eers
have interpreted TIRE rev Law as aeoif-h-
ing these certificates because N anv case
the meat must oe inspected in Germany.
Chancellor Won RusioS. however. has
lust decided tnat these inspection oersi-
ncates must accompany American pors-
ruling that TIE ne~ Ias aoes not s1sct
the agreement Of 1881.
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RUSSIA PROHIBITS
But In Six Years the Country VIII Be
Opened.

Berlin, Aug. IA dispatch from st.
Petersburg to the Coloane Gazette, says
the authorities are reported TO have noti-
fed the government at Pekin that Rus
sia will prohibit foreigners from staying
in Manchuria at present. but that six
years hence, when Russia has restored
quiet and order in Manchuria. the coun-
try will be opened to foreigners for free
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HAS 4 POINTER.
Paris Paper Tbinks De pietro VIII
ae Chosen popc

PSris. Aug lie Tempe rats afterncon
announces thzt Il has = special rsason
for Believing that the Outcome Of the
eerciave win DC as Follows:
CARDINAL Ranpolls. having secured TIRE
greatest number OF votes but rot srf-
sssent - eject wsn withdraw n favor
~ Angelo Df Pietro. prctatary os the
late Pope. who is his intimate frfens
and co-worker and who r. elected. VIII
name Donencso Fc-rzta, prefcct of the
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Another Rural Route.

.2nmond. O. T.. Aug. Ia rural free
delivery route viii start September 1st
from Seward with one carrier who will
have a route twenty-four miles long.
and a population of 40.
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Enid. Q. T.. Aug. CARRIED county
statisticians estimate that 100000 bush
els of wheat was produced in that county
this year. 1t is believed that the grain
viii average sixty pounds TO the bushel.
which is considered exceptional.
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= SAAC SHARP. Ex-Governor of Kan
sas. from Washington. d. c.. 1227
St. N. E., writes:
"a can earnestly recommend your
Nruna as an excellent tonic. Its rep
utation as cure for catarrh is firmly
established by my friends who have
been benefited by it's use, and the pub
lie shotid Know Of its great curative
quaiitIes.r-=lsaac Sha6p.
Congressman Powers, from Vermont
Congressman H. Henry Powers, OF
Vermont. writes from Morrisviile. VT:
''Peruna have used in my family with
success. i can recommend 1t as an ex-
cellent family remedy. and very good for
coughs. colds and catarrhal affections. =
H. Henry Powers.
Register Of Treasury Judson w. Lyons
Hon. Juason w. Lyons. Register of
the United States Treasury In letter
from Washington, D. c.. says:
''I find Peruna 10 be an excellent rem
edy for the catarrhal affections Of sptins
and summer, and those who suffer from
depression from the heat of the summer
will find no remedy the equal of Pc
runa. ."-Judson w. Lyons.
Senator Butler, from South Carolina
Senator NJ. G. Butler. L. s. Senator
from South Carolina. two terms, writes
from Washington, p. c., the following;
Il can recommend Peruna for dys-
pepsia and stomach trouble. / have been
using your medicine for a short PERIOD
and I feel very much relieved. 1t Is In
deed a wonderful medicine. and besides
a great tonic.''-M. c. Butler.
John L. Burnett. Member of Congress-
Seventh Alabama district. writes;
II take pleasure In testiying to the
merits of your Peruna. At the solicita-
ton of a friend my wife used it, and IL
improved her condition generally. IL Is
a remarkable remedy. l can cheerfully
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CASTCRiA
For Infants and Children
Ias Kind You Hare AlHsgs Bcugh
s,sa.ss'a ss.sa ses se &1H2<ezss

why + it, s~keJ fhs Llfiow rcsfa
"ths; - 81 th@ reosie sh5 come 20 yof
for sdrice noss sref srpear fo 80 aszf
dlssatirfedy
That's ssssiv ssrisifsf sssnrfsf fhs
c'ssnrrinssifis Eaas w'hsr q rnsn cu-saf
- re fsr ssvie1 snd aaf uhsf sss<
hs 7srfs sd giTe tf - hirn
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GATHERING OF ROYALTY.
Wedding of Prince and Princess
Will Attract Soyereions.

Darmstadt. Hesse, Aug. IA great
gathering of sovereigns is expected here
on the occasion of the wedding of Prince
Andrew of Greece to Princess Alice of
Battetberg. The Car. Emperor Will
liam. King Edward, King Christian Of
Denmark. and King George OF Greece
have already promised to attend.
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HIGH PRICED COTTON.
Means Many idle spindIes In New
Enoial1d

Boston, Aug. lin cotton manufactur-
ing circles here it is said that more than
1000 spindIes viii be idle throughout the
north in August, due mainly to the high
prices in cotton market and the hesitahcy
Of purchasers of goods TO agree to any
marked advance while any raw material.
purchased before the rise, remains in the
storehorSes
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congregation Of bishops and regulars.
as his secretary Of state
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PRESIDENTS QUIET DAY.
No Formal Callers Were at Sycamore

oyster Bay. L. L., Aug. President
Roosevelt passed quiet day at Saga
more HILL No formal callers were re-
ceived. After disposing of routine bust
ness brought to his attention by Secre-
tary Barnes, the President devoted the
rest of his day to his children.
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ATTACKS FRENCH FORCE.
Brisk Fight Follows and the Beraber'
Lose Heavily,

EOSc r1edVTIy.
Algeria, Algeria, Aug. IA body Of
about 500 MINORS, of the Beraber tribe.
recently attacked French force of fifty
native sharpshooters, who were guarding
$50 camels at sidiel Jady. A brisk fight
followed. The Berabers lost heavily, but
they killed ten sharpshooters and two
French corporals and carried aft all the
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RAIL FELL ON HIS FOOT.
Some Fear That Amputation May Be
Necessary.

Shawnee. o. T.. Aug. L-Join Poner.
member OF the Choctaw steel gang.
sustained a serious INJURY to his left
foot this afternoon.
While assisting his co-laborers in carry
ing an so-pound rail- II was permitted to
fan on Porer's foot. MASKING it badly
and perhaps necessitating its afnputa-
tior
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Queenstown. A1E i--Tns royal yseht
Victoria and Albert. bsvlrE On board
King Fdrara sn5 os@en AIsKsafrts.
sailed FOR Coxes st - > n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02

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