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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25

ton. of~which they recover eighty Per
cent and have a net on each ton OF 81
cents. il looks as If you have a big
thing. II costs more 70 mine in that
locality than where you are located.
You certainly have the geological con-
dition TO make mine. and It has long
since become a custom among the real
miners and successful ones 20 take gold
where they find 1t. There is nothing in
the mineral Kingdom that comes b.
chance. no more so than in other lines OF
nature.
Gentlemen. believe you have great
mining country. and the first TO get the
right start will be the first to get the
money that makes mnng attractive"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
TAKEN TO CHANDLER.
Odd Fellows Attend the Burial of q
Brother.

Chandler. o. T. Sept. 24-The remains
of Frank Schwemley. former resident
and prominent citizen OF this county who
was killed by the accidental discharge of
a revolver last Wednesday. were brought
to Chandler on the noon train yesterday
and taken TO Arlington for interment by
the odd Fellows, OF which order he was
an honored member.
Mr.. Schwemley drew a claim in the new
country on which he had lived for the
past two years. He leaves his aged par
ents a wife and two children and five
brothers to mourn his loss.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
PLANS FOR THE
GRAND LODGE
Odd Fellows Will Meet. at
Oklahoma City.
OCTOBER 19 THE DATE
Interesting Program Has Been
Prepared for Occasion.

Oklahoma City, o. T., Sept. A.-Prep-
arations are being made here for the
grand lodge encampment of the 1. o. o.
F. which will meet here October 10 to
% inclusive.
+ During the encampment twelve COM
panies of the patriarch militant of the
two territories will go into camp. The
program is as follows:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.
100 p. m.-Session of the grand encamp-
ment at Hendrickson hall.
400 p. m.-Emempliication of patri-
hall
700 p. m.-Exemplifcation of the pa
triarchal degree in the Flood hall by
Oklahoma encampment No. l, of Guth-
RE
1000 .. m-Exemplifcatio of the Royal
Purple degree in the Flood hall by Cana
dian encampment No 3, of El Reno.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
900 a. m.-Session of the grand en-
campment in Hendrickson hall.
300 p m.-Public installation of the
grand encampment officers in Hendrick-
son hall.
300 D. m.-Special session of Canton
Oklahoma City No. 3, and exemplifica-
ton of patriarch militant degree in Odd
Fellows hall.
4:3O D. m-Special session of the grand
lodge in Hendrickson hall for the pur-
pose of comforting the grand lodge de
gree.
700 D. m-ExemplificatIo Of the Ini-
tiatory degree in Hendrickson hall by
Shawnee lodges Nos SO and 149, Union
degree staff of Shawnee.
900 p. m.-Exemplification Of the first
degree in Hendrickson hall by Edmond
lodge No. 5. of Edmond.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q.
900 a. m.-Open session at Hendrickson
hall.
MUSIC.
Welcome address on behalf of the citi-
zens by Mayor Lee Van Wrinkle of Ok
lahoma City.
Welcome address on behalf of the local
membership in general, by B. NJ. Dilley,
P. c. r. of Oklahoma City.
MUSIC.
Response to the address of welcome
upon behalf of the grand lodge by ]. B.
Robertson, grand marshal of Chandler.
Response to the address of welcome
upon behalf of the grand ercampment
by J. w. Duck, P. G. +. of Perry.
Response to the address of welcome
upon behalf of the Rebekah assembly
by Mary V. st. Clair, president, of Pond
Creek
1890 a. m.-Session of the Rebekah as
sembly in Odd Fellows hall.
1890 a. m-Session of the grand lodge
in Hendrickson hall.
$3.50 p. m.-Rebekah reception in Odd
Fellows hall.
7:30 p. m.-Exemplification of the Rebe
kah degree in odd Fellows hall by
Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 2 of Guthrie.
1880 p. m.-Exemplihcation of the second
degree in Hendrickson hall by Ponca
City lodge No. Is. of Ponca City.
$3.50 D. m.-Exemplfcation of the third
degree in Hendrickson hall by Norman
lodge No. /, of Norman.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %.
900 a. m.-Session of the grand lodge
in Hendrickson hall.
900 a. m..-session of the Rebekah as
sembIy in Odd Fellows hall.
500 D. m.-Crand l. o. o. F. parade.
500 p. m.-Reception to the visitors at
Hendrickson hall.
900 p. m.-Compiimentary banquet to
all visiting brothers and sisters.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %
800 a. m.-Session of the grand lodge
in Hendrickson hall
900 a. m-Session of the Rebekah as
sembly in Odd Fellows hall.
4:So p. m.-Joint public installation Of
officers of the grand lodge and the Rebe-
kah assembly in Hendrickson hall.
Home, sweet home.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
FLED IN TERROR.
Stick of Dynamite Exploded in Negro
Shack

Stroud. o. T., Sept. 24.-Two years ago
negroes were driven out of Stroud and
the town was free from them until about
three weeks ago. when James watkins
started a restaurant here in spite OF the
fact that public sentiment was against
him. SO strong was this sentiment that
the bakers and butchers or the town re-
fused TO sell TO him.
Monday night, while the negroes were
having a high old time in Watkins
joint some one exploded a stick of dy-
Mantle unde rthe shack. The explo-
sion demolished the floor and broke the
windows The negroes fed in terror,
though none were injured.
Several arrests were made. but as guilt
could not be proved the suspected parties
were released. The negroes say they will
come back, but in the present state Of
public opinion it would be dangerous for
them to do so.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
WANT BALL GAMES.
Texas League Would Have Shawnee
and Oklahoma City Included.

Shawnee, o. T., Sept. 24.-Henry Fa-
bian and ]. P Miller of Dallas, Tex.
were in Shawnee on Saturday and Sunday
trying to arrange for Shawnee to be in
the Texas baseball league next season.
according to the Democrat.
The league comprises Dallas. Waco.
FIT Worth. Paris and two other Texas
towns, and they are anxious 10 have
Shawnee and Oklahoma City.
The gentlemen say that If Shawnee will
furnish the grounds they will furnish
the team and the necessary backing,
and it is likely an agreement will be
reached on the proposition.
The gentlemen left for Dallas yester-
day, but Will return 10 Shawnee next
week to look further into the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
TO ATTEND MEETING.
Goes to Chicago First of Month to
Carry q Point.

South McAlester. J. T. Sept 2.-Na-
tional Committeeman William Noble will
leave for Chicago the first Of the month
70 attend . meeting Of the executive
committee Of the National Republican
League. which meets for the purpose
Of making arrangements for carrying on
the coming campaign. While in Chicago
Mr. Noble viii endeavor to have the COM
mittee endorse the formation Of an or
ganized form of government for the IN
dian territory. Also TO memorialize con-
gress TO provide for an adequate school
system for the education Of the children
of the United States and Indian citizens
in the Indian territory
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
FIRE AT KINGFlSHER.
Implement House Burned Down With
Loss of $1,000

Kingfisher. O. r, Sept. 24-The imple
ment house OF c. L. Wagner burned to
the ground yesterday morning. The fire
had reached such headway when dis
covered that It was impossible TO save
anything but one two seated buggy. The
loss by fire was about $5,OO0 with only
s.. 0e0 insurance.
There was no wind and with the aid
of three streams of water and good work
of the firemen the adjoining buildings
were saved The Butts Bros. Lumber
yard caught fire a few times but the
flames were Immediately extinguished-
Every evidence goes to show 1t was set
on fire by some one as Mr.. Wagner has
not had even a lamp in the building.
There has been number of such fires
or attempts in the past three months and
the fire bugs have not yet been located.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
HIT THE BURGLAR.
Councilman at Shawnee Shot at an In
truder on His Porch.

Shawnee. Q. t, Sept. 24-Councilman
stinson pumped cold lead into a burglar
that was trying 10 break into his home,
432 North Pennsylvania avenue. Monday
night, says the Democrat.
He fell when struck by the bullet from
the councilman's revolver. and blood
stains tell the story that he was really
hit. His pal helped him up. however,
and they got away in the darkness.
1t was about 1870 Monday night when
Mr. Stinsoa heard some one on his rear
porch. He got his gun and made an
investigation. and saw two men-one
large and the other small-run off the
porch and around the house. He fired at
them six times IS they ran and at the
sixth shot one Of the men fell.
Mr.. Stinson could see both men dis
tinctly and says they were white men.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
ONE OF THE OBJECTS.
Will Take Steps 10 Secure Delegate
for Indian Territory.

Oklahoma City, O. T. Sept Alt has
been stated that one Of the objects Of the
meeting of the single statehood execu-
tive committee here Saturday Is TO take
steps relative to the election OF a delegate
from the Indian territory. According 70
2 = Ames. this is a mistake. Mr.. Ames
said:
20 far as I am able to say the in
tention OF the meeting is not in any man
ner TO offer either advice or suggestion
TO the Indian territory people regarding
what they shall 90. The question Of se-
lecting a delegate 70 congress and his
application for seat IN that body con-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
BAL GAME PROBABLE.
Oklahoma City and Kansas City Blues
May Play Game.

Oklahoma City. O. T., Sept. 24.-It is
probable that on Sunday. October II. the
Metropolitan ball club of this city will
meet the Kansas City Blues Of the Ameri-
can association at Colcord park. Messrs.
Flaherty and Rogers. managers of the
Oklahoma City club. yesterday sent Dale
Gear. manager of the Kspsas City team.
the terms upon which such game would
be played here and the acceptance or
rejection of same will probably be re-
ceived in a day or two.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
Flynn in Guthrie.

Guthrie, o. T. 5 ept. 2i.-Dennis T.
Flynn was in Guthrie for short time
this afternoon and left on the north bound
Santa Fe TO meet Mrs. Flynn. who Is TO
leave the east FOR Oklahorla. Mr.. Flynn
states that the new firm OF Flynn *
Anes have more corporation work than
they can do. and viii make a speciality
Of corporation work in the future.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
DRANK SOME DRUG.
Sent fer Physician and Was Saved
From the Effects

Kinghsher. Q. T. Sept. 24-Tom Dun
lavey. in fit Of dependency at an early
hour Yesterday morning. attempted sui
eide by drinking some drug. Il is not
known what kind
Mr.. puniaNey's parents live at Newton.
Kan. and ne is highly respected in King
fisher and vicinity. He Is employed by the
Cities Medicine company as a salesman
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
GRADERS AT WORK.
When The Line Is Completed Clinton
VIII Have Three Roads.

Clinton. %. T.. Sept 24.-The Kansas
City. Mexico and Orient railroad graders
are now at work grading their railroad
on the section adjoining Clinton on the
north This road, when completed will
give Clinton three trunk lines. reaching
out in every direction and will rnateri-
ally assist in making this city what it
is destined to be--the commercial metrcp-
oils OF western Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
w. n. Taylor Acauitted.

Guthrie. O. T.. sept- 2l,-w- II. Taylor
charged with the murder Of Dick Shiler
near Lcne Wolf. has been acquitted at
Hobart. Tayolr claimed THAI the shooting
was done in self defense and proved that
Schiller had threatened him at various
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25

Mr.. Brown Says: ABOUT year
ago had neuralgia IN my head so bad
that 1 could hardly see. My heart hut-
tered in such an alarming way and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
CAPITAL nALF MILLION.

To Build a Line to Connect With the
G ent.
Oklahoma City. y. T. Sept A-The
Owen Construction company Of Chicago
was organized here today 20 operate in
Oklshoms. with a capital Of 5000 Its
purpose is 20 build a railway line from
Oklahoma city 10 a connection With the
Orient line at Fairview. a distance Of
$50 miles Several Chicago capitalists
are Interested
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
T.rr;,or;aI CHARTERS Granted.

Guthrie o T. sept -+.-IerrltoFiAI
charters were granted today TO the fol-
lowing companies:
The Geronimo Mining company Of Law
ton. with si.0oo.coo capital stock The
incorporators are w Y Alexander Of
AK. / T. J. r. Lzntynester. T J Meek.
". ~. Irwin. A 2 Hammnnds-
The Church OF Christ Of Custer city
perpetual with the following iucorpora-
tors. 5. D. Porter. ". II. Ferguson and
Henry Harman
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
FORM COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Citizens of Clinton MEET and Organize
for Business.

Clinton. o. T.. Sept. 2--The business
men ard citizens met last evening and
completed the formation OF a commercial
club Each and every department Of
business was represented BY men who
are determined to do their part in build
ing and making the history OF most
favored city in western Oklahoma Of
fcers were elected from among the most
progressive and broad minded citizens
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25

Shawnee. o. 7. Sept s4-An e.ectrieai
storm in the vicinity Of Nesker Sunday
night did considerable damage bait
of lightning hit the chimney of Isan
Buoys house. two and q haH miles north
q Meeker. tearing 4 down
Passing down the chimney i enieFsf
tSe aae hole in enc q TIE rooms ard
laaped clean across the room scattering
plaster al over thetroora ard se1aeTius
unconscious q hired hand who Vas sleep
ing the rocn-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
EdWd. S. Brown
Had Heart Disease
sn Penn Avenue, pntsburg. Pa. August 10. 1908.

throbbed AT night so that often thought
my last hour had come After taking
Paiae's Celery Compound I was entirely
cured. I have earnestly recommended Il
20 all my friends
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
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W. .. RYAN Arrrsted.

Guthrie. o. T.. sept. 2t-W. J. Ryan.
former county commissioner Ia Kiows
county. has been arrested st sspnlpa.
there having been I'VE indictments return
ed against him IN Kiowa county This
other commissioners arc out on bond and
Ryan will be s.raigned within a short
time.
Oklahoma city. .. r.. Sept; A-Ths
OkIshoma County Poultry and Pet Stock
associationh II a meeting here this after
noon. decided 20 hold a poultry and stoek
show in this city December y 90 -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
A Change Of ACCOu nj

~. for any F@asor. yoB genfsfnelste >
charre or eivfssoa - a~c01nf stsA
- pleased - sss ~ ns2r ffon yea. oar
fscilisses are eEceEffo-slig Eafd zrG -
bellsve cosla harofe GER tsaiEe q
sce;y erfsre xssfsferfso-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-09-25
The National Bank Ol Wichita
cf wseA4ts. Esnass

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y r. EEA&rfi wee Pre-
GEO. y. E0Hf% rD% Cashier.
rsr-rtess-C = Esanzsr Ezrs
rzaker ! x Dsn1SS. v - Braaen. p 4
Eztoa & ~ Eroan fses ~. 1ls5ssssz.
2 r k1fsoa. Z. 2. 2stf.z-
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w II. B-who win succeed ccner
al Niles when he retires? (2l who Is
ranking rear admiral Of the United.
States nayyg y
A-Probabiy General s. q. NJ. Yong.
CD George c Remey.
C r A-some one asked II there
We're o'her persons on the earth IN
the time Of Adam and Eve, and your
reply was that there were not
Alt was assumed that the inoulr.
er meant at the time Of the creation
of Adam and Eve It would be silly
to as& n there we're others on earth
after their children had grown 70 nom
hood and intermarriei. as you seem 70
think by quoting from the third chap
ter Of Genesis.
S. +. H.-Who is at the head OF the
patent office, and is he paid by the
.goverhment2
A-Frederick l. Allen Is commits
sioner OF patents. and he draws a sal.
airy Of $4,000 from the federal gov
eminent.
] NJ. Al have heard Il said one
may make short distance telephone
line with rawhide stretched over
buckets, the wires being fastened at
the center OF the rawhide. Can il 10
done?
Ave have not experimental but
Frequently read OF boys constructing
lines without more apparatus
s. A. C.-Does an application for a
position as rural mail deliverer have
TO pass an examination. and OF what
nature7
Ayes Consult the civil service
examiner at your nearest city post.
office.
II g L.--what route would be taken
in sailing from Yokohoma to Mel
bourne?
Ava Hong Kong. sin-assere.
Port dc Gale and King Georges
sonnd, the distance is about ten thons-
and miles and the time required about
forty.hve days.
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OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Annual Meeting June 12, 1908, at the
Carnegie Library, Oklahoma
City.

The regular annual meeting of the
Oklahoma Historical society will be
held ct the rooms of the society in Ok
lahoma City on Friday, June ~, at
p p. m. (The meeting is adjourned
from the first week OF June for rea-
sons making It expedienD. All editors
of the two territories contributing
their files are members OF the society
and entitled to vote in the election OF
the board o. e.even directors for the
current term. Other persons regular
ly elected members, are entitled to
tn same privileges, and are requested
to attend this meeting.
AS the editors of the two territories
constitute the great per cent of the
membership, It is essential that they
be present at the annual meeting II
the work Of the society is to receive
the enthusiastic support that It should
Make yourNplans to attend
All other persons of the two terri
tories. who feel an interest in the work
of the Historical society, are cordially
invited to be present.
Lincoln MeKinIay Pres.
Lon Wharton, Sec.
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CASE OF RATS.
Oklahoma City Paper Deals In a Lot
Of "Spur" Talk.

Oklahoma City Paper Deals In a Lot
Of "Spur" Talk.
It has been definitely decided by the
management of the NJ. x q o. rail.
way that the spur from Fallis to Guth-
rie will not be built at the present
time, says the Times-Journal. The
through line into Oklahoma City at
this time Is Of too much Importance
to permit the construction OF the spur.
The track layers win proceed with the
line from Arcadia TO Falls and from
the latter point viii rush The work to
Cushing as fast as the material can be
secured Soon as the line is finished
to Falls regular train service viii be
inaugurated from Oklahoma City to
that point and the service will be ex-
tended to Cushing Immediately after
the line is finished to than place. Aft
er the Falls and Cushing lines are fin
ished the work Of building the spur
from the former place in a northwest
erly direction to Guthrie viii be com
menced.
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kodol Gives strennth.

By enabling the digestive organs TO
digest, assimilate and transform all
of the wholesome food that may be
eaten into the kind OF blood that nour-
ishes the nerves, feeds the tissues,
hardens the muscles and recuperates
the organs OF the entire body Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Catarrh Of the Stomach and
all stomach disorders. Sold by j. N
Wallace.
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4 MIRACLE OF The SEA.
Hermesieaily Sealed In Floating
Wreck a Man Was Found
Alive

Berlin Letter to the London Leader.
A wonderful story was told 20 the
Maritime court at Danzig by the cap
tain of the steel sailing ship Erndte
He left Memel with cargo OF
planks on April IS for Oldenburg
Captain Engellandt, who is also the
owner, remained at the wheel during a
gale which overlook the vessel next
night and at in the morning went TO
his cabin to change his wet clothes
He had just got into dry undercio' n.
ing when the vessel tipped over, and
he found himself standing on the root
OF the cabin, OF which the sea had
hermetically closed the door.
BY unloosening the boards OF what
was now the floor he got into the
hold, which contained only loose sails.
Fortunately some shelves Of a high
cupboard standing in the cabin re.
mained intact and from them he col
lected two tins Of condensed milk.
three pounds Of prunes. some rice,
sugar and sausage He aslo found a
hammer.
For twelve days the man lived in
his prison, eating as sparingly as pos
sible and drinking seawater, which
appears to have had no III effect.
He spent his free time in hammer
ing on the steel bottom OF the ship
to attract the attention OF chance
passing vessels, and slept quite well
at nights for after the first few days
the sea was smooth.
lie knew when It was day, FOR a dim
light penetrated the water.
On the twelfth day the Norwegian
steamer Aurora saw the wreck and
sent a boat to take II in .ow.
Engellaadt had fallen asleep, but
hearing footsteps over his head he be
gan knocking with his hammer and
shouting.
The Aurora's men returned to their
ship for tools, and bored hole
through the wrecks keel. where they
had heard The knocking. When they
drew out their borer mans finger
followed, and they soon learned that
Engellandt had food for four days
more and wished to be lowed to land
for It was impossible to release him in
the open sea.
He also desired to have the hole
plugged again, as he was afraid that
the loss of air would cause the ship
to sink lower in the water.
The Aurora towed the wreck safely
to Neufahrwasser, where with consid-
cradle difficulty It was attached to a
huge crane. a plate was unloosed, and
the imprisoned captain freed.
Engellandt was perfectly conscious
and even able to walk alone. He is
32 years OF age and married
He has no idea what became of the
three men constituting his crew.
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National Enoampment Of Grand Army
Of the Republic, San Francisco.
Aug. 1922, 1908.

For the above occasion we will sell
tickets TO Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco at rate of $45 90 per round trip.
Tickets will be on sale August /. to
the 18th. inclusive with anaI return
limit of October Is, 1903.
Going passage to begin on date of
sale and to be continuous up TO the
first Colorado Common Point. west
thereof and east OF California stop
overs may be made at any point within
10 days from date OF sale. Withla
California stop overs may be allowed
at any point within going transit limit
which Is Oct. 10.
On the return, stop overs will be
allowed west of Colorado Common
Point within final limit Of the ticket.
Baggage win be checked to any
point enroute, either going OF return
ing at which stop over Is permitted.
Write or call on me for a full line
of California literature.
A. y. corkins.
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A Serious Mistake.

f. c. Dewitt & Co.. Is the name q
the firm who make the genuine Witch
Hazel salye. DeWitts IS the Witch
Hazel salye that heals without leaving
a scar II Is a serious mistake 10 ueo
any other. Dewitts witch Hazel
salve cures blind. bleeding, itching
and protrudlng piles. burns bruises,
eczema and all skin diseases. Sold bg
y. n. Wallace.