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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Circus Rider Falls From his Noun,
and IL Killed

ri Reno. o. r.. Msy T-Ths - He79
democrat gives the foHoWins relative %
.hs death froGn accident % a circn5 sfn{
pioye.
Yesterday afternoon while me n'isnisl
,hro,r ~ ulesrsrp seekers we're chesftpsl
ard every nerve sas sfrain'as 90 -
highest tension hr the e ndeffsi ~
~ serial nIsht aaa the Fsekltss eaa
t,fsus The soBi ~ one who furAis
= ss,nsernent passed eut - So earthly
c,,set aaa into sfa etrfnal beyond ~
ing sha exciting JreAy rRee one af
r,asrs vaa Injured - his saddis. sh's
made him sick 81 hts stomach. Tst -
rontssaed the rnes snd Nas rfeH f
o..sn.fv fn the apparent acfei Feiniiink-
r,,~f as hsl nsr.e made the turn e. .esFs
,hs rag me rider fsu forward sna -
,bs 1sss ara ihe hoFEe trafnpisi hi'ii ua-
der fssf sAe shsrg sfae sirIEing nin ~
,te forehead. cruahfnT BE skull
me harpszrea psrtiaIY rssainna bs
fsss risssrtsed wHeiF sf rcft an4 F't
sis hand ~ hla he'd an8 as.e Vh. ~
coafs ard shen feil back isseusifie h.fa-
v,.9~. - fhe sifcss ssrr.ed htfn ~ ihs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

course. and are looking to the civ;, SER
vice as possible future. r. s. sheruin
IS developing into an excellent Chemist
while G. A. Bucklin. the registrar OF the
university, is bending his energies to-
ward a successful business career. A NJ
Edwards, Miss Helen Drown and one or
two others are taking special work nre-
Daratory TO teaching. w. L Kendall
who finished a term of school recentlv.
rziil graduate with the class. with the
qualification that he finish one course of
his work during The summer semester
has the law in view. and is the univer-
e.tys only active candidate for the
Rhodes scholarship. And so on through
the whole class. 1t represents almost all
the business and professional pursuits
4nd is essentially q class of specialists
The baccalaureate sermon will be de-
Hvered by Rev Geo. II. Combs. of Kansas
City. President Boyd is greatly pleased
that he succeeded in getting so able a
nan for this occasion. and the graduates
sre all looking forward with pleasure to
his visit here on May 81.
The week following this viii be fun of
good things. 1t viii begin on Monday
aight with the annual recital of the
u
the commencement exercises on Friday
morning. June 5th. Hon. o. r. Fegan, of
Guthrie. will deliver the annual address,
snd ali of the students anticipate with
pleasure the opportunity TO hear a-man
~.ho bears the reputation of a public
speaker that is accorded to MIR Fegan
The senior class will further distin-
sIish itself during this week by giving
= class play. They have selected the
well-known comedy, she Stoops to Con-
euer." and as the members of the cast
have all secured the very best costumes,
Snd a number of the players show great
skill in their parts there is no doubt but
shat they will make it a grand success.
The president is in receipt of letters of
Sqquiry every day concerning these exer-
eises, ana the office force is quite busy
getting programs and other information
-aady to be mailed out next week A
great many of the students will have
their friends and relatives here at this
sine and from all appearances commence
uent week this year wiz "a a memorable
one in the history of the University of
Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
WAS IT SUICIDE?
Sergeant United States Army Found
SorelY Wounded


Oklahoma City, O. T., May 7.-JeFse
c. MoGatt, a sergeant in the United
States army, was found in his room in
the Colcord building this morning with
a bullet hole in his breast Officer
GouGher was telephoned for by persons
in the building after the shot was fired.
Gouchcr found the door unlocked and
Moffat lying on the floor in front of the
dresser On the dresser was an empty
4l-calibre Remington dorTinger. MOffat
was conscious and believed himself to
be dying He said he went TO get the
revolver out of the drawer when it ac-
cidentaliy went off. His coat was badly
powder burned and the flesh about the
wound was also burned, showing that
the gun was very close to the body.
Dr. Campbell. the first physician to ar
rive found that the bullet had come
out in the left armpit and that no vital
parts OF the body had been injured. DR..
Dewey later found the bullet in MOffats
clothing; its perfect shape showed that
it had touched no bones. DR.. Dewey
stated that the wound while painful,
was not at all serious.
In Moffats room were numerous beer
bottles and the remains of a luncheon
for four. which he had eaten with some
of his fellow soldiers not long before
the accident The young man lives at
Nellston O. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
No FIGHT
OF FACTION
IN BLAINE
Never Been Fight in Republi-
can Ranks, Says Ferguson.
HAD SOME "BOLTERS"
Republicans, as Far as County
Is Concerned, are Together.

Guthrie. o. T.. May 7.--Articles have
been going the rounds Of the territorial
press relative to an alleged facional fight
in Blaine county which is supposed to
have partially laid the Republican party
In that county on the shelf. Owing TO
the fact that Blaine IS Governor Ferga-
sons home county, considerable interest
has been manifested in the matter and
some newspapers have gone so far as TO
severely criticise the governor because
factionalism is supposed to exist In that
particular county Since coming to the
governors Office Mr.. Ferguson has not
played politics TO any extent in his home
county. believing that the Republicans Of
Blaine can take care Of themselves which
seems to have been the case.
today Governor Ferguson said:
There has never been faetional fight
in the ranks of Blaine county Republicans
as some newspapers would have Oklaho-
mans believe. 1t is true that we have had
some boilers" but this is undoubtedly
The case in every county. and If such men
remained in the party they could not help
us on TO victory, on account of the knock
ing methods pursued by them. 1t is also
true that we have lost some men on the
Republican ticket at various times. but
this is more the result OF nominating
weak men for these particular places.
combined with local fights. than for other
causes.
Even when there were territorial fights
on" continued the governor Blaine
county Republicans. as far as the county
is concerned. paid no attention to the
matter. and when IL comes to a purely
factionai fight in the county. that is
mistake. pure and simple I do not IN
derstand why such reports are started
unless II is caused by men or newspapers
who feel that It Is their turn TO stir Up
all the trouble possible. II people believe
that there is a serious factionaf fight on
in cur county. It viii be well for them 20
await developments AT the next territorial
election and Blaine county win show what
IL can do for the Republican party At
large. regardless Of the reports 10 tn
contrary
Governor Fersuson merely smiles az ths
reports Of Republican tr0uble IN Blaine
county and Is satisfied that everything Is
IN good condition and that 81 Is oniy a
question Of nominating the RIGHT men in
order 70 sweep the platter when election
time comes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
RAINFALL GENERAL.
Rain Of Yesterday Did Much Good In
Oklahoma.

ONiefi0fla.
Grthrle. o. r.. May From reports
received IN this city Il IS stated that the
heavy rainfall Of last nlsht and today
Is general over the tcrritor,.. This part
OF Okiahoma had n hard rain the night
before and the additional moisture has
been a splendid thing for The wheat crpp.
Mill men and grain dealers are of the
opinion that She Oklahoma wheat crop
is assured regardless % the further raiss-
fail. they state that the rain ~ laft
night and today was just what was
needed 10 bring the crop past The dsinEcF =
point In the growth OF the wheat f'iants
and that the Yield this year promises "a
be a. great as any yield % previous
years.
J. c. Robb. the kinsnsHer cngnty eie-
vator man. WAS in the city today on bus
iness and said. you can just say Tor
me that the wheat crop ~ lss Is assured
This rain Is just what was needed and
from information reeeived from various
PARTS Of the territory ! am satisfied that
,hs rainfall l. general Il does not make
any difference whether we have any
more moisture or not. the wheat crop -
made. and u viii be as great n oush-
els and quality as THAI Of any pFier 70
this one"
what about the acreagcJ was assea-
.srhe acreage - from 20 10 per cent
larger than that of last year. J d. DOT
include the new country 10 this estimate.
Just what the acreage j. m the rev
counties am unable to state. hut { have
received advices that the crop e ia ex-
eelient condition.
This f. Ohahom9's year" continued
Mr. Rabb eand II the Indications con-
. .tinue the territory viii b. long On an
kinds ~ products
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
MAY INvALlpATE ELECTION.
Because of OVer-curious Clerk at
Cashion


Guthrie. o. T. May Because one of
the election clerks az the recent village
election at Cashion determined TO ascer-
tain how certain residents voted and pro-
ceeded to number the ballots and make a
record OF the same the entire election may
be invalidated The residents of Cashi01
are considerably worked up over the mat
ter and officials who are now holding
oIhce claim that they viii not retire as
the election is Illegal
The clerk who is Missouri Democrat,
stated that he would know just how ev-
cry one voted. He numbered the ballots
TO suit himself and when citizen voted
he placed his name opposite the number
of the ballot used by him. He undoubt-
cdly ascertained just how each person
voted and had the satisfaction Of defeat
ing the Republicans in the election if II
is held that the election is illegal. The
matter hsd not been appealed to any of
the territorial officials. and 1t is under
stood that election certificates have been
issued TO several men declared elected.
Contests are likely TO result and the Ms
sourian may have more than his fiji OF
election troubles owing TO his effort TO
ascertain how residents Of that little city
voted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
SHOT TO KILL.
EI Reno Wife Wounds Self and Child,
and Scares Husband.


El Reno O. T, May IA terrible tTag-
edy was enacted at COZ East Wade street
today about 1890 p. m. and the results
are dying child wounded mother
and a ruined home
ABOUT 1880 p. m. today the report of
a pistol brought everybody in the block
adjoining TO their doors and distracted
mother and wife was seen firing rap
idly at her husband. The neighbOrs soon
found that the little 2-year-old son had
been shot through the head. wound had
been Indicted ia the back of the mothers
head and several bullets had passed
through the husbands hat and clothing.
The weapon used was 22-calibre pis-
tol or undoubtedly there would have
been mort fatalities
From interviews with neighboring wo-
men the fact was CLEANED that her do
nestle life has become TO her unbearahle.
whether justly or otherwise we know
not. The husband. Mr. y. Anderson, who
is employed at the Choctaw depot and
who insisted that it was merely a tenn
porary haIucination Of mind on the part
of his wife. admitted that there had been
previous evidence of the desperation, yet
not so marked and conspicuous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
OKLAHOMA
is PROUD
OF NJ. K. & 7.
Work on Freight and ,PaSsen-
ger Depots Begins Soon.
WORK is PROGRESSING
Will Give Oklahoma City Close
Touch With Coal Fields.

Oklahoma City. o. T.. May THE Ok
Iahoman says: Work on the construc-
ton of both our freight and passenger
depots at oklahoma City will commence
before the expiration of two weeks, said
President n. F. Finney of the Missouri.
Kansas and Oklahoma railway to an
cklahoman representative yesterday
morning
"our construction work is now pro-
crossing at most satisfactory and rapid
pace. and we win be running trains at
this end Of the line almost before you
know it.
1T is most gratifying to US the way
the reople of Oklahoma are manifesting
their friendship for US, and am slad 10
Enoy that soon we will be able to re-
ciprocate this friendship in practical
and beneficial way. giving best and QUICK
est freight and passenger service to Kan
sas CITY and Chicago and even run TO
st. Louis.
.'Then your local shippers can always
depend upon good terms from the Katy
in leading out empties from this city.
.'Dou you know, too, that the Aaty
will give Oklahoma City close touch
with two coal fields? Well, it is fact
In addition to connecting with Coalgate
we viii bring coal in here from our I'M
mense fields near Parsons, Kan.
Another pointer l will give you right
now" continued President Finney, anu
that is. we purpose giving you first class
tracks from the very start, and to that
end will ballast our track as We build it,
60 that in this respect the Santa Fe viii
be our only rival in this part OF the
country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
POISONED FISH.
Negro Arrested for the Crime in In
dian Territory.

Ardmore, 1. T., May This morning
Deputy House brought to ArdmOre Levi
shell, yellow negro "A years old, whom
he arrested yesterday on Wild Horse,
charged with poisoning fish. says the
Ardmoreite. The deputy marshal told US
this morning that the offense was COM
mitted on the 5th of July last year, and
there were thirteen negroes implicated in
it. the other twelve having been arrested
and paid their fines at Pauls Valley long
ago. Levi was the last one and the grand
jury indicted him.
The way the negroes poisoned the fish
was by the aid of a small bush. known TO
the negroes as the devils shoe string,
and known by some as the 'touch-me-
not" bush. The negroes would pull up the
bush and beat it together with its roots.
into a pulp and then throw it into the
water. The water would soon assume a
milky hue and the FISH were thus poisoned.
Not so much So however. that their fiech
was not palatabie at the time Levi is
now in Jail and Will have plenty Of time
to study over the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
THOMAS HAS SALE.
Two Hundred People in the City Buy
ina Lots.

Thomas, o. T., May Thomas is lively
today. Two or three hundred people are
here from Missouri Iowa, Nebraska and
Kansas. In a big tent one thousand lots
were sold by the oklahoma, Railway
Townsite company. The highest price
paid was $1,000. by f. Holmes of the
Orient railway. The Thomas band gave
concerts during the afternoon and even
ing. Cheyenne. Arapahoe and Caddo In
dians danced for the visitors. Bow and
arrow contests, foot races and social
events came so fast that the northern
visitors are amazed at the progress made
in town eight months old. The Elks
hotel. the finest hotel between Enid, o. T.,
and Vernon, Tex. was opened today.
1t contains forty-one roome, elegantly
furnished. The landlord is George d.
Hodges. formerly manager of the Wind
sor at Denver, Colo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
PROMINENT MEN
Will Help 70 Entertain Secretary
Hitchcock in Oklahoma.

F1EA[I[l[t Afi ONtaft~U+Ar
Guthrie o. T. May 7.--Extsnsive pre-
partitions are being made q rsceiTe sec-
retary z. A. FIitcvhcock ard party - this
eit+ during the tour through 0slab9e1a-
a meeting q officials and men prominent
n capital eity Affairs uss heid this nlSrn-
Ing sra committees ~sre appointed -
make arranzsucafs Tor the reception
The svent vii - heid n the huii8ius -
srhich are iscs.sd ;he tsyrfforiai os.ieia's
and every hsscs Vii be decorated f9r n
OCCASION The city Wi 40 bs deroratsi
and II Ike pszus uo< ials are faiaiiss 'he
secretary OF ths snte-ssr siH hars Tolss-
inz tine
usvor Rxrnes seated today that sha
casncfl ard commercial eiub Weui 60
everythi-S possible 70 rake - rseeFfion
a ss7c-ess. Re veB ak tts rrerrhsrfs
70 decorate TIE city an1 - G4rtheiaffs
IN al of TIE evsais araaxss8 fos hsrerftsr
As ne rnesslnE stts uorrinx NaIfe's
STATE. r.fzfrsr. A.fo-rsey SD arsf Cox
sr-ar 7 p Fsrrsssn .srs raj = cer7-
ut,se- - Ascertain Ehez tss secrttarT
srsu re.rh ths terrisS-T srs ho~ sszny
r~-ze-s VII essvnse sas party. Tts sov
erasr x4.l s-xo sz1zzgz ss< sPse-2l pzrSy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
MAKES MANY APPOINTMENTS.
New Men to Be located Where Stor
ace Tarks Are.


age Tarks Are.
Guthrie, 0. T.. May Territorial Oil
Inspector F. A Ashton expects to make
many appointments CT deputy inspectors
in various parts Of Oklahoma. These men
viii be located at cities where oil COM
i5anies have storage tanks for the purpose
of Inspecting all oil or gasoline shipped
in for sale to retailers. The territorial
inspector has estimated that each deputy
inspector will receive about 81 30 for each
tank Of oil inspected and that it will only
require an hour of the inspectors time TO
make the inspection. The rate for gaso-
line will be practically the same, but the
time required to make the inspection IS
not so long. Mr.. Ashton has already made
several appointments, and others are to
follow. The men appointed arc:
T. f. Beck. jefferson.
w NJ. Williams. Sayre.
w r. Kirkpatrick, FL Reno.
J. p Barton, Ponca City.
G. W. Fahs. Oklahoma City
J. G. Mccoy, Weatherford.
J. J. kennedy. Guthrie
The new oil inspection law prescribes
that deputy inspectors located at various
points where storage tanks are placed by
oil companies shall receive twenty-five per
cent of inspection fees. the balance to be
turned over to the inspector to be ac-
counted for by him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

oklahoma CITY. O, r. May l-Presidenr
Finney az the Katy" in Oklahoma an
nouneed here yesterday that train ser
vice betaeen Oklahoma City. Guthrie and
Gushing viii b. established on or before
july J. He also stated that train SER
vice 10 Cleveland IN Pawnee COUNTY viii
be established on August I. adding thir-
ty-eight miles 70 the train service.
\ c Rouse. president OF the katy
system, IS expected in Oklahoma some
time this month and VIII make a close
inspection Of The work being done in vari-
Gus parts OF the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
GUTHRIE is PAVING.
City Will Soon Have Brick Paved
Streets.

Guthrie. o. r. May THE work Of
paving the principal streets in Guthrie
has been commenced and many work
men are busily engaged in preparing the
streets for the brick. which are stacked
on the sidewalks Pittsburs brick viii
be used. East of the city rock is being
crushed TO be used as a foundation for
the paving. Mayor Barnes has ap-
pointed a paving inspector and he will
devote his time to seeing that the paving
Is properly put down.
The work Of laying the sewer mains
is progressing rapidly and il seems that
the municipal improvements in Guthrie
have Only commenced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
Charter Secured.

Guthrie. o. T.. May IA territorial
charter was issued today 20 the Guthrie
Real Estate and Dsveioprnent eorapanY %
Guthrie for q tern of twenty years a
branch onlce is % be n1alafainea ~ -
puipa. J. T. Tho capital stock H. sie.lf1
and The men interested in fhe company
are J. y. sniifhyon. ~ =. ftooth. J n
Daiph. G. Il y. Told. al - Gsfhfi9.
4 r Nelson 4 Company q sassuse
sscured charter today fgr twenty years
AUTHORIZING the buying ana seiiine ~ co;-
Ton. exporting ths same. eonstraetlHE end
operating cotton rorap-s~ser sma cotton
gins ard To- other piTpose- The capital
stock b. fEgs. 81 ~ - which g psla ID
The directors are A ?. Nelson. p . Ssf-
soa. John j. cunsri. 7. ~ Peskins -
shawnee. ard y ~ Eeiss. u Torf
worth. Texas
Charles r Tefsf ~ Perkins. Payne
couufy. has beer consniszsere1 q netaTg
pablir r. ara fs7 Pare codntv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
HAND SEVERELY INJURED.
Teacher Furnishes Pupil and Injuries
Herself,

Guthrie. o. T.. May T.--whiie attempt
ing 10 punish one OF her pupils. waiter
Hailane. Hiss Ida Wo0sley. a teacher In
the public schools here. had her hard
severely injured The matter was re-
ported TO the superintendent. buf moth
ing has resulted The boy made sE1'-
oEy 20 the tearher. The young woman
is still suffering from the injury 20 her
hand and II may cause her much trou-
bic. - such is the opinion OF d0ct0rs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
BANK ROBBERS.
Waurika Visited by Masked Men, Who
Get Nothind

I.awton. o. T.. May THE bank of
Waurika was entered Sunday evening
by three masked men. They pfied open
the door and were just inside when they
were discovered They fed leaving be-
hind them a erowbar. a stick Of dynamite
and one of their masks Their discovery
was accidental. as few people were out.
and officers do not patrol that town every
day. The men escaped, but the report
says that some prominent men Of the
town are suspected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
COUNTY SEAT FIGHT.
CordeIl and Cloud Chief Put on the
Gloves

Cuthtie, @. r. May THE old county
seat ncht between the towns Of CordeI
and Cloud Chief. in Washita county, has
been renewed and Governor Ferguson has
been asked to look up the records in the
ease. The governor. in turn. placed the
papers IN the hands OF the attorney gen
eral and he has loked the matter up.
A petition signed by many persons was
presented to the interior department ask
ing that the records of the county be re-
turned 10 Cloud Chief and that Cloud
Chief be declared the county seat Of
WGshita county The petitioners aver
that the county seat removal election was
Illegal and that many people believing
It 20 be Illegal did not vote. and conse-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
paws 500. ooo to Territory.

Guthrie. O T. May 7.-E- T CaTtlidge.
tax commissioner for the Santa Fe. Nas
in The eity yesterday couferrinE with ter
rftoriss officials relative u the annual
assss-neut of railroads The Santa Fe
pays. n rOnnd nunbers- 'lees2 annually
10 the territory. TIE road claims % have
more rouIag stock n use than any othsr
Oklahoma rosd- ard It's eftise-s state
that the rate q taxation r. higher than
ss the case with other roads
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

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eisizeas hzrs arssstsd - the affesrsv
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Az~ A. - ssats.E fhas ~ c<rreta eases
.aloors z~re ne~nsd sor fh4 re-sist =
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
Hoods J0rsdporilI0
and Pills

Eradicate it, positively and absolute.
", This statement is based on the
thousands of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
my daughter had scrof,'la, with eleven
cores on her neck md about her ears. Hood's
Sarsaparllla was highly recommended and
she took it and Eas cured. She is now IN
roed health" MRS. ]. II. JONES. Parke7
City, Ind.
Hoods SarsaparIila promises to
cure and keeps tho promise.