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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
AGAIN IN JAIL.
His Bondsmen Turn Him Over 70 tn,
Authorities.

oklahoma City. o. T., Aug. Nv. A.
Collins. who was released n few weeks
ago on ss.ca bond. pending an appeal
Of his case TO the supreme court. Is
again in the county Jail. having been
turned over to the authorities on account
OF the sudden death OF his brother at
Shreveport, La. Collins has farm near
Choctaw City. and about two years ago
killed a neighbor. VIM. F. Marshall. in
a dispute over private road Collins
and his sons testified that the shooting
was in self-defsnss, while Mrs. Marshall
stated that IL vss a eold-blOeded mgr-
der. Collins was sentenced TO fifteen years
In the peni;entiary. but appealed the
GAIA
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NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Hennessey's Play House VIII Seat 700
People When Built.

Hcnressey. o. T.. Aug. i-THs TEX
opera house pro5eei has gotten - that
point where plans viii Dc drawn for tho
building. ard work o. the structure j.
expected 20 begin ssOa. says tn Press
Democrat The bsiia.ss a. contemplated
BY the stocsholdeFs. sia BE oas story
AFFAIR. and wiil sszi abosi 20 p@ssefss.
The Dimensions ~iB ~ pxi11 feet I'D
z-iIl occupy the Block iSts 90 kesfh Main
street Il has bsea Gseiaei that 10 gai-
ley VII be pat "a TIRE sail5sng ~ pres
enf. Ut shosit = gsIlery - nscszssTy oss
viii - sdde1 later. ard tee ssildiag Sii
be k,alt 81 a way e sils< tbf~ - be sers-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
SUIT is BROUGHT.
Hennessey Prospecting Company Asks
Damages From Contractor.

Guthrie. o. T. Aug. Suit his been
entered IN district court by the Heunes-
sey Prospecting company against u. For
niraseo. the man who contracted 10 ssEk
the Hennesssy prospecting well. u re-
cover the sum Of s2.zzs.Sz and interest
thereon at the rate Of per cent per an
mum. from April :. 1853. ana for costs.
and decreelng an order Of sale OF this
well digging oUtht belonging 70 For
niraseo. says the Prsss-DemocTat- Tiers
has been 10 work done on the prospect
well since last January. az which time
Il was s74 feet deep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
WOULD VOTE BONDS.
Anadarko People Are Crying Aloud
for Water Works.

Guthrie. O. T, Aug. I-Anadarko Citi-
zen and newspapers are crying aloud Tor
IRE protection. The Tribune voices gen
sral sentiment since the recent heavy
losses by fire as follows:
There is no ioDger any question as
60 the immediat, duty Of the citizens
OF this city. loss ot-property by TIRE n
this city has aggregated an amount eQual
90 the cost OF a permanent water works
plant X IS simply criminal negligence
90 wait any longer for relief that be-
longs TO Us by the Interior Department
The time has arrived when active and
determined measures are demanded and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
HELD A MEETING.
ST. Louis Exposition Commission Rat
ify a Contract.

Guthrie, O. T.. Aug. i.-The members
of the commission to the st. Louis ex-
position held meeting at the Office OF
Secretary Fred L. Wenner last night
and formally ratified the letting of the
contract for the Oklahoma building.
Otto A. Shuttee the ~ Reno member
of the commission, will leave for St
Louis in a few days and Will arrange for
work to begin on the building. One Of
the difficult features in connection with
the reetion of building is that of Sc
curing material and labor. For months
the omission has realized that this would
be a problem, but the members feel that
they can successfully carry ont the work
as planned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
At FORT coes
Game Of Baseball 10 Scheduled at
That Place Today.

Shawnee. O. II. Aug l.-When Chuck
Santany, one Of the oraeles of baseball
dom in the territory. was asked about
Shawnee's present and future status In
basebau. he said: well all I know Is
that this town Will not have any more
league games this season. for our team is
dishsnded for good and the boys are all
scattered. / had a letter this morning
from Andy Warner, who is playing with
Piftsburg, Kan, In which 4 am sorry to
cay he reports getting one Of his hands
badly hurt In the last game there. I
have received and accepted a proposition
TO play next Sundays game with the
Indians of Fort Cobb In their contest
with ADadarke. and shall ieaee today
FOR nlace'
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CHANDLER TO CELEBRATE.
viii Observe Twelfth Anniversary of
the Opening.

Chandler O t Aug 1.-The 22nd Of
next September VIII be the twelfth ami
versary of the opening OF this county.
and a movement Is on foot TO ittingly
observe the event in Chandler with
tlree-day celebration.
There is every reason to believe that
by that time trains viii be running over
the Choctaw into Chandler. the revival
OF the fan trade VIII have set in. and
fruit and farm products viii be ready
10 make a good agricultural and horti-
cultural display.
II is proposed to make the event one
Of au-round entertainment \ number
of street attractions will be secured and
II Is promised that they VIII be Of
higher order than those formerly brought
here. One day viii BE- given 10 an cid
settlers picnic at which an orSanizs-
ton Of the original settlers Viii be eff
fected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE.
Thoroughbred Shorthorns Are Suffer.
inc From an Epidemic.

Woodward, o. r. Aug. Grant Faith
away. 2 miles north az Woodward. on
Crab Tree Canyon. came in 70 set
veterinary 10 examine his estde, which
are affected with some mysterious dis
ease This is an especially serious con-
ditien OF affairs, as Mr.. Hathaway
cattle are thoroughbred ShoFthorn. hence
are very valuable W E. Bolton wired
Dr.. ". A Saunders. territorial veterinary
surgeon. TO come and Investigate
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further temporizing is not only foolish
nonsense, but criminal neglect TO the
material interest of the city and her
people.
1.-The city council. or the majority OF
the. members will feel favorable to CALI
ing an election 10 vote bonds to build
waterworks If a legal petitions is pre-
scented TO the council in regular meeting
next Monday night
Some favor a temporary system that
will cost few thousand dollars. This
is not practical Anything of temper
airy character will not produce the re-
suits sought In order to get insurance
reduction the city must hae a permanent
and thoroughly equipped system as far
as it extends. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
BANK OF sRAMAN SOLD.
Blackwell and Wellington Parties Are
in the Deal.

Guthrie, o. f., Aug. L-fhe Citizens
State Bank of Braman has been sold
by w. A. Slough. The parties making
the purchase are G. Z. Dowie of Black
well and w II. Burk OF Wellington.
The shareholders win be Blackwell. Bra
man and wellington parties. The deal
has been on hand for some time, but was
rot consummated until Thursday. The
rev purchasers will meet at Braman this
evening. and receive the property. The
bank will then be reefsaHized, new OIL
GERS elected. and the capital stock raised
from 5000 to $1,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
PLANNED AN ESCAPE.
Criminal in Jail at Lawton Sought
His Freedom.

TVS TsSCQStus
Iawton, o. T., Aug. Tom Frazier,
the criminal degenerate. who last spring
attempted to assault the daughter of
one of Lawton's most respected citizens.
has been making diligent effort to
cut his way out of the county jail. says
the enterprise. For q time he rested
easily, but when he knew TO certainty
that he would be unable to get bail, he
made UP his mind 20 take any risk 10
gain his liberty.
This morning a careful search of the
cells was made. and secrted in a pair
of old trousers belonging to him a steel
saw was found. 1t is thought that Per-
hns brought the implement into the
jan, the superstition being that he had
II in his shoe. At all events deep
notch had been cut In several of the
bars. u 4 a Il M
How Jailor Elrod became Suspicious of
something is OF given out However.
it is intinated that one OF the prisoners
gave the snap away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
REST ROOM.
Norman Ladies Seek to Establish a
Public Reading Room.

Norman. O. T., Aug. the W. C. T.
U. and Y have bsen working very ener-
e.sscaIiy OF late 10 complete the plans
for the erection of the public reading and
rest room. says the Demoerat-Topic
Enough labor has been donated 20 erect
the building. and the greater part OF
the required funds have been Collected
ana deposited IN the City National Bank.
But the work is deferred for the time
being. as the prospective location IL on
Main street. just across from the express
once. II comes within the fire limits
and is prohibited by the city ordinances.
However. a number Of the councilman
are IN sympathy with building and have
very kindly given expression Of the same
1t Is expected that IL will not he long
before the matter wlii be reconsidssed
In favor Of the building. when the work
can be done right soon
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cHocTAW FOR CHANDLER.
Citizens Believe They VIII Get the
Road All Right

Chandler, @. T, AUS. i--Consideraols
talk and much speculation was INDUCED
in last week when the railroad ccastrcs-
ton camp Of the ChostsE. tee miles east
Of here. was broken Up. the men ets-
charged and the sn;irs outfit removed 20
Guthrie. SAYS the Tribune
The opinion was freely suppressed that
the chec;a~ oasrials had coneiGded. IN
view Of the refusal as the cttlzens who
had guaranteed the bonus bonds 70 Pay
the same. &c delay the construction serk
urtl the citizens came to terms" otesr
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MORE CHECKS FOUND.
Judge Frame Deemed the Evidence
Sufficient 10 Hold.

FL Reno. o. T., Aug. III. F. Bard
was taken before Judge Frame yester-
day afternoon and pleaded not guilty.
Since his arrest there has been six or
seven checks found which he has forged
so Judge Frame thought there was suf-
hcient evidense to have him appear be-
fore a grand jury. His bond Is $1,000 He
was not able TO procure Il and was re-
manded back 10 the county jail 10 await
further orders.
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GUN WAS LOADED.


CiQent.
Jefferson O. T. Aug. John. the
twelve-year-old son OF VIM Batemaa.
who lives three miles northwest Of town.
while playing with revolver Thursday
evening, accidentally shot himself ard
died In about three hours, says the Re
view The two children. this little boy
and sister were a; home alone and the
little boy got the revolver in the house
and went out in the wagon to play. He
had removed all the cartridges except one
and was looking down the barrel when
the cartridge was exploded The ball
entered his head just above the hight
eye and came out at the back of his
head.
The boys parents were in town and
were notified by phone message from
2 neishbor of the accident Dr. q. +.
Walker was called bat nothing could be
done as the boy was unconscious when
he arrived
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NO DOUBT OF SUCCESS.
Canadian, Texas. Has Fine Induce
ment ts Offer.

Canadian. Tex. Aug. 1.-The COMMITTEES
locating the Baptist college in the Pan
handle will be in Canadian nexs Tuesday
30 consider the proposition Of the CsH-
adam pespls for its location at this
peint and when they see the advantages
offered by this place and the ane sekssl
building already equipped for them 10 Sc
into Canadian will no doubt BE- the sue
cesSf,ti candidate
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DEFENDANT APPEALS.
He Refused to Work Out His Poll Tax
and Is Convicted.

Watonga, O. T. Aug. Says the Re-
publican: The case of the city Of Wa
tonga VS.. James Moore, who refused TO
work out his poll tax, was tried before
Justice Seely and jury yesterday. The
jury. after being out all night, returned
verdict at o'clock this morning in
favor of the city. The defendant will
take an appeal TO the district court.
City Attorney Bennett appeared for the
prosecution ond P F. Tyler for the de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
LAYTON IS PREPARING
Mex, THURSDAY VIII Be Big Day n
Tbrec Counties

Guthrie. o. 7. Aug. I-L@~tsH = pTs-
psrsnE 20 celebrate ire seecnc s1rsTer-
ssry OF the n2<EiEs Of TIE Ko~s. Co
za7che arc apsch-. cstts AID Wichita
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Hobart Man Struck by Lightning
While Aslcep on the Ground.

Hobart. o. 7, Aug. Nv. D. CurTie,
of Hobart, who was returning from
prospecting tour through Beaver county,
was killed by lightning Thursday night
about twenty-five miles from Canadian.
Texas, and his body has been shipped
to his home here
A friend was travelling with him. and
they were sleeping together, on the
ground and Mr.. Currie was instantly
killed, and his friend escaped with only
a slight shock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
INDIAN TENTS.
They Dot the hillside North Of Law.
ton.

Lawton, o. T., Aug lover hundred
Indian tents are now pitched upon the
hiH by the Red Sore north Of the city.
says the Enterprise. The Comanches
are there awaiting their payment Of
grass money. Probably they will not re-
eeipe the cash before Monday. On July
q. the Indian bureau at Washington
paid $4,000 to the Kiowa, Comapche and
Apache Ipdians, this being the second
payment, according to the act Of lso5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
IN TIE MOUNTAINS.
comaache County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION Has a Fine Prospect.

socIa-.on rs . inc Prospect
Anadar5e o. T.. Aus. THE Conan
che county sunday school association
VIII hold its second annual convention in
the Wichita Mountains at the foot az
Mt sheridan. about = miles northwest
OF Lawton, o. IT, Tuesday. Wednss-
day Thursday and Friday. August IS.
Is. 20 and q
The morning viii be given over to
Recreation. climbing up the mountains
and going down into the mines. ridins
and having a good time generally. The
afternoons and evenings VIII be devoted
10 papers. discussios and addresses on
Sunday school work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Ava Thinks Such On Institution
Would Be an ACQUISITION.

Ava, .. T. AS. IA lsdy h. Ava
has had sons cDrrespopa~1cs relative 70
the eftahiishn7ent = r carreEie ubssry
az ihiz placs says the Hssisw They
have BEEN srtsbasks9 80 various towns
n Oklahoma II ar f,vn irs Oklahoma
shaEsa hsva : Dsflis library. kisa shsais
have oas 80 fhss 70 re sect sehesl loun
IN Cxis hgrnz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02

Perry. O =. Asg i-Aetine Fourth
Assistant Postmaster GsasrHi ConTak
has appointed Charles D. xs-rsa - rursi
iexter carrier se Rosss Ne. : 10 begin
ssetenees L ltsts@ Barnes has bees
sFpelns<d Substitute. xsss - Es11s-
iisARL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02

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I.ytss G prnsie s.s srezrss -. - fss
cstrtet cozrt ssssnst FIer. sews-r szk-
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tior 90 character.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
cOrbIn Going to ST. Louis.

Washington. April, l7-Major Gen.
eral Corbin, adjutant general Of the
army and grand marshal OF the pa.
rade at the dedicatory ceremonies OF
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
will go 10 ST. Louis tomorrow 70 re
main until after the ceremonies. lie
will be accompanied by Mr.. Aliens.
worth, his confidential clerk, and will
take personal charge OF the work OF
preparing for the great parade. The
general expects his work on the day
OF the parade to be the least OF his
task. He win have charge OF the
work OF receiving and assigning the
camp OF the 5000 regulars. as we'll as
national guardsman OF almost equal
number Problems OF transportation
and maintenance win be worked out
under his direction. He will have as
his aids a number OF prominent one.
ers OF the regular army as well as the
adiutantsgeneral of the many states
that have promised TO send troops 20
take part in the great pageant.
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his party the task Of securing in the
House Of Commons such amendments
as the national convention may con
slider essential. The convention to
morrow will outline the shape that
the amendments should take. and on
Saturday Lord Dunraven, Lord Mayo.
Captain Shawe-Taylor, John Red.
mond, William O'BrieH and T. w. Rus
sell are likely to meet at a round
about conference to discuss the land.
lords and tenants opinions on the
land bill, and try to arrive at a com
mon basis Of parliamentary action.
Today's proceedings at the conven.
ton revealed discomfort with various
features Of the bill. but nothing so Sc.
rious as to indicate a danger Of It's
ultimate rejection. Even Michael
Davitt. who had an opportunity Of di.
vlding the delegates into two bitterly
opposing camps. and who. amid dra.
matte excitement, subordinated his
own views. pledged himself to abide
by the verdict. John Redmond and
William oBrien triumphed over all
objections; indeed, the obiectors. save
Michael Davltt, we're scarcely given a
hearing by the delegates.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
Embroidery
~--s---------~-ss--'
Sale
Saturday
Only

New goods. close and open
effects, floral and scroll de-
signs. width up t. 9 in, well
finished edges, 20 and soc
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THIS
IS THE
LIMIT
Bodies of Fair and
Wife Decapitated
Heads will be USed.aS Evidence
in the Courts
Dissertation Due to light
over Their Estate

San Francisco, April 1.-THE bod.
les Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fair have
been decapitated, and their skulls will
be used in the New York court TO re-
fute the evidence OF the Frenchmen,
Mas and Moran, that Mrs. Fair died
first The bodies we're brought here.
but were never buried. as the attor.
neys suspected this move of Mrs. Mel.
son to claim the estate The secret
OF decapitation leaked out today, and
caused wonder among friends. The
attorney said: Eminent surgeons
who examined the skulls, will testify
II was impossible that Fair died
first
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
Violated Game Laws.

The trial OF Chas. French was
called at o'clock Thursday after.
noon in Justice Horgan's court. He
was arrested on complaint OF deputy
game warden, Charles Anskey.
charged with killing a grouse and two
quails. Tie withdrew his charge OF
not guilty, and plead guilty 10 killing
the quails. thereupOn the other charge
was withdrawn. He was fined SIS,
and as he did not pay was sent to Jail
10 serve out his fine.
Ora French, the l5-yearold brother
of Charles, was arrested yesterday by
Constable Lewis and arraigned in Jus.
toe Horgan's court. He entered a
plea Of guilty. but on account Of his
age, sentence was suspended and the
prisoner was allowed to go. with a
warning not to repeat the ofiense.
Much credit Is due TO Deputy Game
Warden Charles Alisly. who investi,
gated the charges, and brought the Of
Tenders to justice.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
Vermont Y. N. c. A.

Burlington, VT, April l7.-Many
delegates and visitors are here for the
state convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. The gathering
will be formally opened with reeep-
ton and banquet this evening and the
proceedings will continue through
Sunday. The speakers are To include
prominent association workers OF Yer.
mont Ontario. Massachusetts, and
New York MAJOR General o. @. How.
ard has promised 10 conduct the
meeting Sunday evening.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
HELLO
GIRLS
STRIKE
Butte Service Badly
Crippled
Messengers Locked ont Be-
cause They Organize
Imported Girls from Salt
Lake are on the Grounds

Butte. April 17.--The telephone and
telegraph service is badly crippled
because OF strikes. A month ago the
Western Union locked out it's mes
senger boys. because they organized.
II then tried girls. who were hooted
on the streets. II then attempted de-
liveries by telephone. but the girls or.
ganized and struck yesterday when II
was learned that girls had been inn
ported from Salt Lake. A large
crowd gathered at the depot. but the
girls dlsembarked outside the city.
The telephone building is today
guarded by girl strikers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
An Old Man
Executed

Butler. Mo, April Thames Cat
trell, aged ~ years. formerly state
senator and also county Judge OF Re
fugio county, Texas, who has made
and lost many fortunes, and promoted
successful schemes involving hun.
dreds OF thousands. was hanged here
this morning for the murder OF ID.
Donegan. a Colorado miner He slew
Donegan as he slept aud threw the
body into the creek. after taking his
yaluables. His downfall was due 20
whiskey aud drugs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
Proposals for Wood

Sealed proposals for the delivery OF
100 cords OF large, live, body nr and
so cords OF second-growth mr. wood,
for the use OF the Oregon state peni.
tentiary will be received at the ONCE
of tho superintendent until o'clock
p M. Saturday, May i6. 1903, at which
time they will be opened,
Delivery Of said wood must be made
On or before September rs. 1908. The
said wood must be sound aud OF good
quality. Accompanying each bid must
be cash or certified check equal TO 10
per cent OF amount OF bid.
Right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids or any portion OF a bid, Bid,
ders are invited to pc present,
G. w. JAMES.
Superintendent Oregon State Peni.
tentiary,
salem, Oregon. April l6 1908.
il7.4d,tw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
WOOL GROWERS POOL.

Meetire Of Wool Growers for April
25th.
All wool growers OF Marion and
Polk counties are invited to meet in
the city han, in Salem, Saturday.
April 20, 1908. at o'clock p. m. for
the purpose OF organizing and dispos-
ing OF our clip to the best possible ad.
vantage.
H. w. DOWNING,
c. r HEN,
A. T. WAI.N.
4-l7td Committee.