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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
STARR RETURNED HOME.
Former Outlaw Has Completed Term
in Penitentiary.

Tulsa. l. T.. Jan. 2o-Henry Starr. who
once terrorized the Indian territory and
surrounding country and who has been
at the Columbus. o.. penitentiary. arrived
here today with his mother. He has
just been pardoned by the president.
The mother of Starr runs restaurant
now in Tulsa and is happy at the home
coming of her son. 1t is said upon good
the various efforts she has made in his
behalf Her present name is Mary
Walker
Starts history is well known TO the
older residents OF this country. Ten
years ago he was feared more than any
other living outlaw and his wife, the ia
nous Belle Starr, was not less notorious
in the line of outlawry. Starr was twice
prosecuted and once defended by Judge
Clayton, now federal judge in the South
McAiester district. and was sentenced
at one time to be hanged by the famous
Judge Parker at Fort Smith. The SEN
tence he was serving at Columbus was
for manslaushter and eight charges of
robbery. and was for fifteen years He
was sentenced from the western district
of Arkansas.
Starr now says he will pursue the ways
of peace. and indicates that he will assist
his mother in business He certainly owes
her a great deal of devotion for the ef
forts she has made in his behalf.
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Ask your druggist for free Pe-ru-na Almanac.

known among the assenDiage that the
young lady mad taken poison acre saE
a scene OF widest confusion
4 message was Immediately sent - Dr.
Pheian. who shortly made his appearance
on the scene and At orce resorfcd 10 lndi-
Gated TestoTativeE
The moment the girl regsiEed con
sciousneSS she began to piaintlyely in
quire-
where il Lee Where - I>ee7
As soon a. sufficiently r.stered she wa-
placed IN a hack and s~nt 20 her home.
Ne Ils PotsaEttoraie street
II was losrncc that the Young mar 20
v hotn the young lady referred when ssk-
Ing for Lee e. lee - Clair
Persons who were present ~hen the at
tempted suicide occurred cay 81 was
case % Jeaia1igy and that TIE young lafy
Cd not thinz Bfe worth living shsb sb~
Saw heT szsetheart ns1cirg ~lfh . rival
DR. Phslan zays that Eniss the ypens
lady had swallowed zorss - the drag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
PREPARING FOR SURVEY.
Extension of Choctaw Through From
Enid to Trinidad

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 21--The eBaver
Herald reports that three gentlemen have
caused some excitement by driving over
the country from east to west, looking at
the country preparatory to running a
survey for the location of the Choctaw
railroad from Enid to the salt plains by
spring, and on to Trinidad. Col: They
said their present plans were to cross the
Beaver river at this place and follow the
river bed on the south side as far as the
mouth of Sharpe creek. and then IL is said
the Englewood line already have survey
ors work, and they will cross the river
east of eBaver and will likewise follow
the river bed to this place. then south
west to Amarillo. Tex. This will undoubt-
edly be the division on the Engiewood line
and beyond doubt stands a good chance
for the division on the Choctaw road. and
so We can rest assured that this city is
destined 10 expand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
HAD TO BE RECOMMENDS
NEGRO Guaranteed Saloon Keeper for
White Mans Account

Hobart o. T. Jan. 2i.--The Sun-Mcnitor
saws that the citizens OF Leger have here
tofore been very asser;ive and enthuSias-
tic on the subject OF keeping negroes
out OF Greer county. and specially their
part Of II. Now. however. there are
about 900 negroes making that town their
headquarters. and the citizens have no
protest to offer. They compose the track
laying gang Of the Frisco road. and az
suc4a are privileged charscters.s A Man
gum man. who was in Leger last Satur-
day. says he overheard white n.n Tho
is working for the railroad company. Try
ing 10 make arrangements with saloon
keeper for credit until payday The sa-
scon-keeper told the white man be co~ld
get the credit all riga: II he would get
a Niger TO recommend him. The man
went 20 the back part Of the room where
some buriy black bucks we're singing and
dancing "a the music OF fiddle and re-
turned with ore of them 70 the bar The
negro said 20 the szloon-ke@pers "Boss-
5is here white man aIlsvs pays HIN
debts Glb un all de visky he wants. an
ef he aaca' pay foh his. ! vsli- The
white man 90; the whisky.
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attempt was made to poison President
lincoln IN hotel IN Meadville. Pa, in
august. lss4. \ notice appeared on the
window o. the hotel which read: ABE
Lincoln departed this life August l, 1861.
BY the effects OF poison"
After the Washington tragedy ibis
handwriting on the window was found 10
be the handwriting CT J. Wilkes Booth.
and as it appeared in Harper's Pictorial
History of the Civil War is a FAC simi,e
Of the handwriting of D. Z. George. now
supposed 10 he Booth
y. T.. George first registered al TIE
Grand Avenue hotel December 5. 1872.
and was guest of the hotel until he
died. January IS. His friend. George Z
Smith. has left the city. leaving orders
10 hold the body
Hundreds of the citizens of Enid are
Wilkes Booth are here under the name
OF D. Z. George. However, the Wave
aims to give the evidence as to its be
ing Booth only The likeness Of Booth
Is quite perfect. yet we cannot think
thai it is Booth
\ man by the name of Martin. who
claims TO hare known J. Wilkes Booth
in life, reported around the streets yes
,erday that if the corpse had certain
marks or scars below the right knee
and Oh the right side of the face below
the eye. !; was Booth The scars were
found before Martin was allowed to view
the body
Hoods Sarsaparilia cures rheumatism.
dyspepsia and catarrh because they are
bIaaT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
= a . IL EA..
Gear, III, The Kind You Have Alxsys Bcugs
's.s'''' "a LlzZI
DRESSED IN MALE ATTIRE.
Woman Gave as an Excuse That She
Wanted to Visit Saloons.

Oklahoma City. Q. T, Jan. 21.-The Ok
lahoman says that the most sensational
episode that has occurred in police court
since a woman of the town was brought
before his honor for maskuerading as 4
rough rider" WAS the arraignment yes
terday morning o Mrs. y. c. Gordon on
similar charge.
To many in the court room it was a sur
prise when what appeared TO them as a
nattily attired. red-headed and beaTdless
boy of Is arose and confronted the judge
in answer to the call:
Mrs 4. c. Gordon. stnd up
When asked why she was doing the
town dressed up in male attire, she re-
piled:
piled:
Il dressed up in mans clothing so that
could go into the saloons and drink
beer but / didn't know that / was vio-
lating any law
Ignorance of law. however. does not
avail in any of the courts. and the woman
was assessed s15 and costs for the esca-
pade.
Some of tine policemen say she has beea
doing the town in masquerade for sew
erai days. She is said to be a recent
ooraer in the tent village on West Main
In conversation with reporter about
the case yesterday Police Judge Miller
stated it as his belief that the woman
had an Interior purpose in going about
the town in disguise: tGat she was per
haps doing a little detective work on her
own responsibility. TO obtain q little in
e. r--,,a+{or which she desired
a woman" said the judge. can oh
tain beev without having 70 disguise as
2 man 10 enter the saloons II Is probable
hat was merely Z poor attempt as an ex
cuse 10 conceal her real purpose
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BECAUSE sac WAS JEALOUS.
Ycunc Woman Tock ChIoroforn
While Attending Court

Oklahoma city. .. T. jan I--in ihs
midst of a Sceze q gsyeiy and While ihs
orchestra vas reude-ios sDiEif@t dance
music az a masquerade ball last alsni. a.
RipleE-s hall on North broadway. Lena
Boiensky. while stzao2nx with hsT dane
.ng partner near vi-fo~ az TIE rear q
the ball. sudeeEsy pro1ucesS Sc ounce Bot
tie q chiorcfo-n and. after poursrz .
quantity q ;he drug On 'Eft nf ootio=-
deliberately placed The cotton IN he-
mouth
The y-cuns mar ~bo had a-ssz Sa7ei7x
zlth her 1d nsi 81 Grss 49, % Ess;sr-
ssan1 her action. bit WIEN ~ -esiixed her
rssrpose r.zSe a. tsrssceezsfsi e-ort q
prevent her from carrying oct ~ tn;e--
tious
TIE sirl xAs eysTooEne 81 ihe dr1s In
zs-cszteIY- snc a. s5a- AZ y eec2rSe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
WHILE FIGHTING FIRE.
Hotel Keeper Hotb.d Of s2i and His
cfcthinu

Cllickasha. T. T. Jan. sl--The Park no
tel on Chickasha avenue between Fourth
On Fifth streets. came near going I'd IN
smoke Sunday uoruins about - lust a.
,he guests had auishssi hrsakfsst-
\ big Rochester lamp whsc-i hangs over
ore of the dining rooss tables isnitss; the
ceiiirg above ard buTaed = great hole be-
fore Messrs. Grossly and Dreece. tao q
the bozriess Who were eating at the ia
BE discovered IL They Immediately gave
the alarm, and cons;ernation prevailed
for tine The haze vas extinxuishe-l
b the t~o boarsssTs Just n tine TO pre-
veut serious damage being done Near
while John Bighsr. tho landlord was
called he xas Sin n bod aSieeE. bui
Eurriclly dressed himself AID cane oat
leaving his coat and vest col;aia4ng r.
IN bills in the room Waite - vazs absent
robbers broke op%l the screen door er-
tered and stole n. garu@8ts Containing
ths money The fire did not % over =
xoTth Of damage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
We sgsaGEY What

Is going to happen to the little boy who
Is stufiing himself with green apples a
grown man couldn't be induced to trv
that experiment; and vet the grown man
will overload himself with indigestible
food for which he will pay 4 greater
penalty than colic 1t is this careless
and thoughtless eating which is the be-
ginning OF stomach trouble and all its
painful consequences.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
sry cures dyspepsia and other forms of
stomach trouble" 1t restores the weak
and rundown man or woman TO sound
health.
-Some time has elapsed since have written
you in regard 10 the treatment have been
taxing under Your lnstructious.~ saws Mr.. Il r
Cingfrars, 81 Minneapolis. MINI rvhen FIRST
corrncnced taking your remedies was under
Treatment of weli-Snown specials; in this city
(and had hcen foT four months for catarri
s1i especially stomach trouble. and I was
rapidly getting worse. Got 50 had that could
not eat anything that did not distress me
terribly, and l obliged 10 quit taking the
doctors treatment entirely. was greatly re-
-. IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

Often begins with cold IN the head,
but it never stops there. The tendency is
always from bad to worse. The simple
cold becomes protracted, stubborn one,
while the discharge from the nose grows
more profuse and offensive. The infam-
nation extends to the throat and bron-
cliial ,ubes, causing hoarseness. a tickling
sensation and an aggravating cough.
The foul matter that Is continually drop
ping back into the throat finds its way
into the stomach. resulting ii a distres-
sing form OF dyspepsia, nausea, and loss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

use of any proprietary medicine.
on the suspicion that spirits may
have been used in It's manufacture.
Even Peruna has not altogether es-
capped such criticism. But people who
have taken PeTuna. who have known OF
the benefits of Peruna by actual ex-
perience. know how utterly unfOunGed
such notions are concerning Pcruna.
When the treasurer of the National Pro
hibition Voters League comes out In
public statement TO the effect that words
fail to express his praise for Peruna.
and for the manufacturers OF Peruna. IL
must appear 10 every candid mind how
utterly irrational II IS TO suppose that
any objections could be raised against
Peruna from the standpoint of temper
ance
Every great success is sure to make
enemies Peruna is a great success. and
through jealousy and envy much has
been said calculated TO prejudice the
public against II.
But those who have taken Peruna
know better The vast multitude OF
people who have been cured OF cstarrh
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received.
Hon Geo. W. Mcbride. ext &. Sen
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excellence Of Peruna FOR catarrh and
colds has been 80 satisfactorily estab-
lished by many Of my acqusintanoes who
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

tie chloroform shich ~an placed oa The
ccsten would aos have catssd de2tb-
After the giri vas taken from Inc hsii
and wzs knowa she would recqvrr. ne
dancing Was fssBmsd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
THE GATEWAY
TO
CONSUMPTION.

be purely local disease has become con-
stitutioual, deep seated and chronic.
other external remedies give only TEN
porary relief, and the disappointed and
disguised patient finally gives- up IN
despair and declares cata-Tt incurablc.
The only way to get I'D Of catarrh per
manently is 10 treat i through the blood
The system 1,usJ he toned Up aid ali in
purities removed from the blood, ard this
5 5. 5. does promptly and thoEors;'ly- II
expels from Tire circulation everything OF
an irritating, poisonous character, allow
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of appetite and
strength. The
catarrhal poisons
are absorbed into
the blood. and all
the membranes
OF the body be
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charge to every grand jury eTnpannelled
IT, his district.
Sec. THAT this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
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Guthrie. .. T.. Jar. zi-Ths i've siscx
fs,rifaTy commission convened Tith So
refary Eeerussoz~pv-I to-day ssa cfd~rsf
TIRE suspension ~ Ighn s1ilivan. efP
ufy inspector - SoTnsal. lutH ne
charges preferred against hir eaa b "a
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ton
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washiIxton. Jan a--A csbssEram F.-
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Ffne AZ Cs1ga. lfaiy. BAYS that ffssbtars
T. smlfhs cas. - dsTperzfe. hss i8n~s
neia- eraTsT az fhs kifa~ys ard heart
xr smith Is Unhe1 sfafes Sies cozzsi a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

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HyoElei is positively guaranteed to cure,
Colds. Coughs and C'atarrh oz your money
will he refunded by your druggist
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keeps The blood II s-lch healthy, yieo--
oas condition that Geld, damp weather
or sudden changes IN the Temperature arc
not so apt TO bring on catarrhal troubles
s. S. S. IS vegetable medicine ureqraied
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The Swift Speeihc c.. Atlanta. G..
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Continued on Eighth PAseJ
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Ing the iafared rleri-
hrares TO heal when
the mucous discharges
cease, and the damage
done 10 the health IS
soon repaired. S s s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism.
dyspepsia and catarrh because they are
blood diseases.
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The council got down to business in real
earnest this morning. rhe principal bills
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
TT2U MPETlNG ELEPHANTS
CAUSED GREAT ALARM
-lRy Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
BRIDGEPORT CONN. February a,-
Fire partly destroyed the new brick car
barn at the winter quarters OF the Bar.
mum and Bailey Circus here to-uay and
burned number of cars belonging to the
circus. The loss is estimated at 100000
on which there Is an insurance Of SSS 600
The fire was caused by q lamp falling
to the floor In the midst OF quantity
Of benzine and other infammable mate
rial BIZ s5s
Considerable excitement was created
during the removal Of fourteen elephants.
which were quartered In building adj
Joining the car barns, 1t was necessary
to remove the elephants through door
facing the burning building and across
the tracks between rows of burning and
smoking cars. In order to accomplish
this safely the four keepers took one
animal out at time until the entire
herd was removed. Tho loud trumpet!ng
Of the elephants gayo rise to q rumor
that the animals had broken loose. This
rumor rapidly spread around the city and
cccnsloned much alarm. The other ami
mails at no time were In danger. The fire
was under control in about half an hour,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
aTeIegraphic Breyities.

4 MERIDIAN 4 Mlss.-The courthouse OF
!I.auderdades county was totally DESTROYED
erected In 1880 Mt n cost OF $4,000; Since
that time there has been expended sl5, goo
81. 5SLouis, MO. The carsheds and six
street cars OF the st. Louis and Subur-
ban Street Car Company at Dehodiamont
were destroyed BY IRE ;, to az ~ entanns
q PI,TTSBURG.-The entire works Of the
Schultze OF the American Bridge Com
,pnny,fa part or tbs United Steel Corpora
ton. at McKee's Rock. near here, was
totally destroyed By FIRE early to-day. en-
ltai''nn u lass ~ bout 5000. 900 1T
4 MEXICO 3CITY,-The news OF a violent
eruption last Saturday of--the volcano
of Colima Is confirmed. The eruption ol
Saturday afternoon @ was y violent and
startling, but not moro than those Of
former years. Much alarm, was felt by
those In the vicinity at the time. To.
days advices report the volcano as In.
active, but 1T Is feared that 1t may
burst forth again, There are many
Americans In the vicinity,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
HIGH CARNIVAL
AT COUNTRY CLUB
ltalian-AmeriCans n[.jo.y
Themselves in Their Own
Peculiar Way.

The annual shrove Tuesday celebration
I OF the Italian Country Club was duly and
Echaracteristcaliy celebrated at tho club
house on Broad Street Road yesterday and
last night
NIX Tho affair was one Of the most enjoy
abl, eyer held by this club. and President
Chase Trader! was the recipient Of many
CONGRATULATIONS from those who were
present and who enjoyed the festivities,
From 8 o'clock In the afternoon to far
INTO phls morning merrlment ran riot.
Games, dances and sumptuous Italian
dinner were some Of tho main points Or
fi,,te est, but tho number or very pretty
ladies who graced the occasion aaaed
much to the pleasure OF az nose VINO
were there
One OF the pleasant surprises Of the
affair was the' appearance or MT. r.
Fra n clone and his rig... hand man. Greg
DRY, ms tho "old man and old woman" OF
the carnival. They were completely dis
gulsed, and no one could make correct
guess as to their identity.
Many speeches were dellyeteu ana SONGS
were sung. and the occasion was one
long 10 be- remembered by the tallan-
Americans and their friends. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs, Chnsie
T'rsNeri MI, and Mrs, I.esch, Mr., and Mrs.
Lewis Marchetti, Misses una ana tWa
Perry. Mr., Mrs, and Miss Arrlghl,s MI.
and Mrs, Puccinelli az, ana MIS-: =,
Onesty, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Francone, Mrs,
Mora, Mr.. and Mrs, Regal, Mr., and Mrs.
Marcon,, Mr.. and Mrs Magnani Miss
6Gorinne OrsL Miss Lizz1 Alright. Messrs,
lin. l,onsIni. n. trraaeri, Paul Yaldichi, II,
!p ! N g P0ehlsF, 4 Faaa stt9a &c
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. CARNIVAL. ENDS
n Point Of Attendance twas Mo st.4i sue G
1 Id cessful Ever Held.

IA Point Of Attendance it was Most Sue.
cessful Ever Held.
tRy Associated Press,
NEW ORLEANS. February A.-Ihe
carnival closed to- night. In point OF at
tendance OF strangers It has been the
,nost successful ever held. While me pa.
geants have been on a scale OF great at ar r
tistic ~splendor. The parade tonight waa
hu ~ MYSTIC Krewe OF Comus. is title
t.. "a Leaf From the Mahabharata6
and II Illustrated in twenty superb floats
the great epic poem OF the Eindus. me
eliminating. society event OF the season
was the ball OF Comus at the French
Opera House. The curtain rose upon q
picturesque tableau. revealing Comus on
a throne OF light. and the masked krewe
grouped on either side Comus chose $lo
his Queen Miss Myrtle Staufer; MISS
Alice Roosevelt was present, and was the
object OF special attention
Admiral and Mrs. Schley and General
Joseph Wheeler and his daughters were
among the guests
Rex held his bali. which partook OF
the nature or democratic reception in
Washington Artillery Hall, temporarily
converted into carnival palace There
was a great crush OF subjects OF the
King, Miss Ingersoll Minge was chosen
Queen OF the Carnival. and eight society
girls served as her attendants. After mid
night there was an exchange OF visits be-
tween Comus and Rex and their courts.
+ To- morrow comes the period of sack
cloth and ashes" There will be a great
exodus OF visitors and the railroads have
made special preparations to handle the
heavy travel out OF New Orleans during
the next few days. ss .s5
The French cruiser Tage, which has
been here for several weeks. will leave
Tomorrow for Jamaica. going then to
Martinique. 5's7 5s.5.l.5
Fl The battleshlp Texas which was bril-
.liantly Illuminated tonight in honor Of
the King. is also expected to said this
week. .l .s
Admiral Schley. Colonel A.. X. Mcclure.
and their party expect to resume their
journey westward on Thursday.