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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
FILED A PETITION.
Would Have Tecumseh's Charter as a
First Class City Revoked.

Shawnee. o. T.. Oct. l3-J. II. Woo is
and d. z. Madden, as attorneys for School
District No. 20. have filed in the district
court lengthy petition asking that the
incorporation of Tecumseh as a city Of
the first class be declared void. The mem
bers Of the present board of education are
made defendants in the case. The petit
tion refers TO Tecumseh as a pretended
city of the first class" and declares the
incorporation as such n city was fraudu-
lent II asserts that the known ponula-
tion OF the town was never more than
2.0S5; that no official enumeration was
taken rs required by law. and that the
governor was misied into issui en
proclamation declaring it n city Of the
first class. There are many other allega-
tionS in. the petition. which Is lonc one.
The main object is 10 have the organiza-
tion of The town as city OF the first class
declared Illegal and thus dissolve the in
corporation and dispose ol its officials.
The suit is the outcome Of the action OF
the school beard in extending the bound
aries q tho city school district 10 take
In a Eooa portion OF the adjoining country
district To make Il short The plaintiffs
VIII attempt to show that the board had
no power or authority for their action be-
cause Tecnmseh Is not legally inco-porat-
ed IS city os the first ciass.sn6 therefore
the school board IS not a legal hosrd
King & Thompson and City Attorney c.
9. Pl5man. representing the board q ed
ucation and the city council have flied n
demurrer 20 the petition. The demurrer
is on the grounds that the said petition
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
1T CAUSES CONSERVATION.
Work OF Grand Jury Is Making TroU
BILE for LIQUOR Dealers.

Guthrie, o. r, oct 15--A Muskogee
dispatch says the work of the present
grand jury is causing CONSERVATION
among yiolators of the liquor laws. and
this very numerous class are doing some
tall guessing. OF the IL indictments re-
turned last week, it is known that a large
majority are for liquor selling. Not only
are bootleggers and vendess of sloppy i'm
itations of beer involved, but the drug
gists generally are being caught in the
tolls. Many of these are wclI-to-do men,
who carry good stocks of drugs in addi-
tion to their liquor lines. and who stand
I'm their respective communities as being
at least average citizens.
In addition to the new troubles growing
out of the grand jury, Muskogee is very
much aCitated over the prosecution Of
some cases which Were already on the
docket. heretofore II has been the prac-
tice of United States District Attorney
Mellette 10 compromise with the more
prominent druggists under indictment al
lowing the INTO enter pleas of guilty, pay
fines OF $500 each and have the Jail SEN
tences suspended. This system pleased
the druggists. who were quite willing to
pay $500 fine at each term of court,
amounting to $l,eoo year. and virtually
established a license system.
one Of the eases standing on the docket
when this term Of court convened was
against Air Cumberledge Of the firm Of
Cumberedge x English. he is one of the
most popular men ef the town. and the
firm has one of the largest drug stores in
II
the others by Mr. Mellette for a speedy
trial. but the defendant is sick at his
home with malaTial fever and unable 10
appear in court. the ease being continued
frem day 10 day. a doctors certificate un-
der oath being required each day by the
district attorney. Attorneys for MIR Cum
berleGge tried TO arrange Tor the usual
plea of guilty. on condition that his fine
be fixed at the customary S5oo, with jail
sentence suspended But there Is where
the trouble began. Mr.. Mellette refused
10 continue the old system in this case
and is reported 20 have gon SO far as 10
say that he proposed TO send Nr. Cum
berledge TO the penitentiary as an eN-
ample 10 Others. and that he was partic-
ularly anxious TO do SO because of his
prominence.
When this declaration became known.
the attorneys and friends of the accused
man commenced TO get busy looking for
reasons for such a radical departure from
established custom by the district attor-
ney. and they claim to have found
plausible explanation. They are M in
arms and swear that if Cumherleige is
sent 70 the "pen" he will be furnished
with plenty OF company from the phar-
maceutical profession.
The town hardest hit by the present
grand jury. to date. IS Holdenviile. the 4
home OF L. L. Kistler, the recently ap- .
pointed assistant district attorney. who +.
is looking after the grand jury work. 4
Il is commonly asserted that one ef the.
chief reasons for his securing the anpoint- +
ment was his turning up' Of the boys
with whom ne is said to have Intimately .
associated before he became United f
States official
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14

ment and Levee Association, which will
meet al New Orleans October 9th: Dr.
r. L. Han, c. J. Fleming. d. T. Goltry,
/. a. Faubion, and Rnh Messall. 1t is
that one or more Of these gentlemen will
attend the convention. says the Eagle.
In the opinion of those informed the scope
OF the work laid out by the association
viii materially help the progress Of Okla
homa and indirectly do much good for
Enid.
Delegates from the various cities in
Oklahoma VIII attend. Governor Fergu-
son has appointed men 10 attend as rep
resentatives of the territory as a whole.
T. IT. Tompkins, special representative
OF the association, had planned TO make
each city in Oklahoma personal visit,
bat on account of a press Of business was
unable TO do so. \ letter from him to
Mayor Linden. thanking him for the in
terest he would take in the appointment
OF debates said the followina concerning
the event;
oklahoma lies close to this growing
market with railroads direct TO Memphis
and New Orleans and more being built
With safe levee conditions we would soon
develop the 100000 idle acres bringing
annually S25Oo0O.0O0 to $500. 100000 of new
trade, giving larger market for your grain
and cattle. 1t viii also help navigation.
thus giving better freight rates. The
convention will be largely attended and it
would favorably affect Oklahoma in many
ways to have a large delegation present.
We Will print the names of all delegates
appointed and this report will be used
with congress-. Therefore we hope for
good sized delegation. even though only
one representative can attend but we
hope for a delegation from the young
giant OF the southwest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
.CHAUTAUQUA
ASSEMBLY
First Meeting at Guthrie Next
Spring.
WOMEN DECIDE FOR 1T
Dates viii Precede or Follow
Kansas Meetings.

Guthrie. o. T. Oct. 1s.-Nsxt spr!as
Guthrie VIII have is hrst Chautauqaa
assembly. At the meeting CT tho fedora
ton os ~cmen's clubs Saturday Afternoon
Rev Knepper of Edmond appeared before
The Federation with propos,t.o, which
VII no doubt be accepted ana which VII
insure Tor Guthrie an eight days assembly
with the best talent that can be seeared
for chautauquas tn the west.
Rev. knepper's proposition IS that ho
VIII furnish = taheTnaclc thar Win seat
S'eso people ana al other equlss.,ent that
= needed at the ground. ana win secure
Tor az eight day assembly q cf th, best
ShautsuGua attractions that can b.. on
'a'nea II the Federation az Wopscn,s
/ LUIS Viii suarsntce az advance sale Or
~ ssson tickets at the low prise oI 8 50
ior the eight days, Rey. Kueppcr = %
stand all OF the expense OF the assembly
ana the Federation Is 20 receive a tenfh
OF al the receipts OF the Chautaaqua. Tho
Federation was ssven a week IN whsch "a
make their decision on the proposition.
and as the executive COMMITTEES. ,.ith
whom the matter was EFT. arc an favora.-
DIE TO the offer there is no eogbt hut that
II viii be accepted.
Rev knepper has had seventeen years
experience in managing Chautauquas ami
In ali ~ this time has not been al the
head Of an assembly thar was net "A sue
cess and q paving proposition. In caanec-
ton with the assembly - this city he viii
hcid four other assemblies ia oklahoma.
so that BY securing his talent Tor an four
dates he can secure the best lu'the cnlfn
try at a reduced price. He VIII arrange
the dates 50 they vii pre,ede or faliaw
the assemblies in Kansas
When the Federation accents Rev
knepper's oner II means that the Char-
tauqua will be permanently established
in Guthrie and viii occur Annually ~
Island park. From tina proceeds II ,he
hrst assembly the ladies expect a. realize
sufficient sum % erect iar-e tanerns-
Gle. and IN time wiz make other Improve.
nents. island park IS an ideal place for
holding of an ASSEMBLY u Is Isolated vet
easily accessible, being only "a. short dis
tance from the center Of the CITY. There
IS plenty Of shade bat the groand Is hfrh
and healthnl. Tho water works cornpsnv
has pipes laid 20 the grounds insurlng a
4 'cd water suppiy A ChautaHqua assern-
bly, win bring many people from ai over
the Territory 20 Guthrie ara while tse~
have an opportunity the people of C;uthris
should rot fan te secgfe The asnemhlv
which nIeans mach financially as wei o.
Tor the entcriainmens and educational AL
vantagEes which 70 affords
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
KILLING THE HOGS.
Packing Plant at Arkansas City Be-
gins Operations.

Oklahoma City. O. T., oct f3.-Monday
morning at $50 the first hog was killed at
the Hennesberry s. Co. packing house
The work started IN fine shape and IN a
very short time everything was running
as smoothly as could be desired. During
the morning there were a great many
people at the plant TO have look at it in
operation
The plant killed and cared for twenty
nine head Of hogs this morning. All the
machinery is OF the latest pattern and
there is nothing lost but the squesl. in
the afternoon two beeves were killed and
in that department II all worked as well
as could be wished
1t has not yet been decided how many
hogs or cattle VIII be killed pr day but
it will Re enough 20 supply the demand.
At present there are twenty-five men
employed at tho packing house but more
VIII be added IS soon az the various de-
partueuts are ready to handle their share
of the business and as the trade demands
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
GROWTH OF PRAGUE.
Population Said to Increase Faster
Than Residences Are Built.

Prague. o. T.. Oct. l3-This place is ex-
periencing lively trade awakening ana
phenomenal building growth. Every day
sees additions in the way of business in
terests and a lively movement is being fel;
in the way Of well-to-do class Of farmers
from the states coming in and buying
lands. Merchants of the town are drawing
the biggest trade their history but are
cramped Tor room for bigger stocks until
larger store buildings can be erected.
Almost any kind of a business would find
a fine openig here from the start. The
tow neds esidences badly to accommo-
date its growing population. Property
values are beginning to advance OWN 10
new industries locatingj here and from
the present outlook there is going to be
big money made IN town property and
especially business property.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
Asthma and Hay Fever Cured.

The truly na-velous cures Of Asthma.
which are being effected by Dr.. SchlG-
Dann's Asthma Cure certainly cal for
notice.
Rev. G, L. Taylor. Of Wash5urn. IL,
says; Some : years ago NJ VIE used
several packages ot your Asthma Cure
which resulted II : pe-ms1en; cure.
A Hay Fever sufferer writes. "Tbavs
been a sufferer from Hay Eerer fo- oTer
. years. and i. Seemed harSereverT year.
The first aichs / used yoz1r Asthma Cure
1 vas greatly relssged- = e1rs4 rzT co1za
after using a few times. | shall recoz-
rneE9 Is - al Sufferers CT Hay Fever."
Mrs Martha SimeVSon Lang burg, Nfch-
Sod y al druggists az soc ard sl0o
-. ST PaEa. 1lnn. for = tree f.fL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
STOLE ONLY TICKETS.
No Money Was Left in the Drawer
Over NIGHT

Shawnee. O. T. Oct. 15.-The Santa Fe
depot was robbed late Friday night and
about IS tickets taken. The money drawer
was broken open open. but it was empty.
as Mr.. Nelson had deposited all the cash
but little change in the bank that after
noon, and the change he carried with him.
says the Democrat
The robbers Effected an entrance
through one Of the windows in the back
Of the ticket office whicyh they had
smashed in. The discovery was not made
until early Saturday morning when Blr.
Nelson went down 10 the depot TO open up
for the morning train going north
TIE tickets stolen viii be Of no value
whatsoever 10 any ore. as the railroad
viii notify al ticket agents aad conduct
ors 10 be on the lookout for them. and
the ticket brokers are TOO wise TO handle
such risky goods.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
TEtEeREPHIc sREVITiEs

Trenton. \. J. Oct. Governor Nor.
pby today gave cut ~ interview r.
voring the holding of constitutions
convention TO devise = rev sss.s con.tg.
tutlau
Manchester. y. r.. Oct 1S-The Amer.
car board of commissioners fer fer-
eisn nissfoas met here today 10y - a.
uual Deliberations
Trenton. y. J.. Oct u. -Tfse state board
~ cauFzzHers this afternoon ssnea sss.7
the returns ef the recent r.ls-ctfssr "a
the proposed constitutional araeaau-ssts
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ton fsEsiliss. bzn Fesnlfe1 lr re ss.5.--
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA.
A Household Word the World Over
Girls Wili Return.

1t is given TO but few preparations to
achieve fame that reaches around the
entire globe, but that fame has been
achieved by Castoria-the kind you have
always bought. Flattery in its sinccrest
form-imitation-is more common with
this famous medicine than with any on
the market, so much so that Il IS neces-
sary To lcok carefully "a every bottle 20
see that the name OF Cbas. II. Fletcher -
on 1t. Recently a novel departure IN the
line OF proprietary medical article adver-
tisiEg was devised by the Castoria people
that OF asking the Endorsement Of local
physicians IN various towns what these
physicians had to say on the subject is
reprinted elsewhere IN this issue. and the
standing or the professional gentlemen.
together with the unsuimity Of sentiment
regarding the great value Of Castoria. is
the best recommendation this old-time
and ever-popular remedy can possibly
secure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
TOOK a STRAW yors.
interesting Experiment In Pes.
tagrsnt.

/ IN advertising assent. representing a
I prorEineut New York ~ gaziss. while On
a recent Western iriD. vas alazne ene
eSenipg So Piitsburs reatsufaat.
While ~siisnG for be order D. afsaes1
F over hia uewspager ard noflcsd fhe aa-
( vertisement a. vel knoan afatrs-ss
preparation. siuarfs DsrHersla Talsste.
~ he himself wss "a Eesaiar sssr n ire
= biefa. ~ lezau Epecalstlng 80 90 hsss
many ~ ne otber traeeiiug faer Be- tia
diaiag coon were siso friends ~ sae 80.
ular remedy Tor Indigestion
fis says : cgsates1 fUsufr .tffer rssen -
the tables aad iu ti4e hotel eues sa,<
the u0uhie 20 intrfslsN them ard sas
surTfs sd - iearu ihaf 1fee - fhs fNeafr-
three made q pFseiles - tsksnz ore s~
TIC ~ sf1agtr f5esaeDsla TaHess after
each meal
one - iiem tod rns o. haa sanersa 70
fHfeh from stomach frrafse fsss "a r.-.
the be bad bees ooiieed 81 asslf fte fs.ss
tst sifsre aelFg hfuogf IfTsfss.,sssa Ts tsets
had heea ezilrtlg frsr frous sasisssssrss.
ba' - ceIfanaeI fEeH Gee. .sss-e,.f~
shif fTsFellrr. 20 afaef e lrrsrssss.
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sfii seefaar 1ses fhssn ts-aas IL -
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
In srIerdId Shane.

Lswton. o. T Oct. Is.-Deputy County
Clerk sampson speaking 70 q News. Re
public reporter She other Gay. said fhas
The books of ex-County Treasurer Eckles
were in splendid shape: ihat the xasn't
better Or no1e correct Sc; q books kePf
n any county n Oklsosaz and that meth
Ing too good could lps said OF The Tessrfae
treasurer Coniag from the suocse5irg
democrats makes this praise doahly
gratifying to Mr.. EcEies and h.s fFse2zs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
GIRLS WILL RETURN.
VIII Not Wait fer Requisition From
Tennessee.

Guthrie, o. r., Oct. 1S.-Mrs. E. P. Bur
lingame. the wife of the adjutant general
of the Oklahoma National Guards, fell
when descending the steps at the First
NJ. r. church Sunday morning and broke
her hip, receiving in addition other in
juries. Today the field and line officers
at Camp Logan purchased a generous
amount of the finest flowers and sent
them to-Mrs. Burlingame.
The field and line officers also pur-
chased a meerschaum pipe, a gold tipped
cigar holder and a box of ''Mercantiles'
and presented them to Major Ripley. the
regular army officer in charge at Camp
Logan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
BAR SILVER HIGHER.
Reaches Highest Point Established for
Many Years.

New York, Oct. 13.-Commercial bar
silver today touched the highest point
established in years. sd per ounce H.
London. and eezasls. here. The ad-
vance abroad Is equal 70 >sd as compared
with yesterdays closing.
The treasury department has pur-
chased 10000 ounces q silver bullion
for delivery at the saa Francisco mint
for the Philippine coinage al so1zsc per
ounce. the highest price that has yet been
paid
The Ecw York MARKET for silver re-
fleets the price and IN London the mar
ket has been strong for several months.
the advance being attributed % the de-
mand from India and 20 purchases by the
United States government for Philippine
q arr,o.t-s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14

Greek. today. Tomorrow VIII be the first
day instead and viii have four days-l4th.
18th, 10th and 18th Lots OF show cattle,
horses and hogs, with q dne display OF
agricultural products. Every race in the
catalogue Will be filed. a better class
Of horses attending this year than ever
before Barbecue tomorrow. The officers
are working hard and determined 70
please every one. There has been a
large crowd here all day ard verybody is
in good humor.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
BOY FELL INTO THE WELL.
Struck Some Timbers at Depth Of
TWentY-three Feet

Grand. o. T.. Oct 1S.-W. L. Howard OF
Grow was in the city and reports a seri-
Gus accident to the 4-year-old son Of Joe
Gardned. living three miles southwest Of
Stone, says the Progress. Some children
were playing around a new well on Mr.
Gavdncrs place yeserday evening and bis
son fell in. striking some timbers at a
depth of about twenty five feet. The
child was got ont Immediately, but it is
supposed he was injured internally and
there seemed 10 be but little chance for
his recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
LET a coNTRAcr.
Colorado Southern Will Build From,
Duncan to lavron.

Ardmore. I. T., Oct ls.-It is announced
here that the Colorado Southern has Ie:
the contract for construction Of the pre-
posed line from Duncan 10 Lawton.
Work Is TO commence within fifteen days.
This road is seeking a Texas outlet \
survey has been made through the Chick
asaw nation 10 Denison. Tex. The pro-
posed line runs from Colorado City to
Denison, Tex
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
Titus Goes TO California.

Guthrie, o. r., Oct. 13.-At the meeting
Saturday afternoon OF the Logan County
Good Roads association here. A. c. Titus.
Crescent City farmer. was delegated TO
visit California AT the expense OF the
association for the purpose OF studying
good roads, especially oiled roads.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14

does not show that the plaintiff has any
legal capacity to bring or maintain this
suit, and that "the petition does not state
facts sufficient TO constitute a cause of
suit" This case will likely come up at
the coming November term of court. 1t
is the first of the kind ever brought in the
territory
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Cured Him

poenaed in the case were on hand. J. B.
Turner OF Vinita. who has been retained
by relatives of the deceased woman 70
assist the county attorney in the prose
cution OF the case. was also present in
the court room. Attorneys Guthrie and
Beatty appeared for the defense.
When the case was called. Attorney
Ledru Guthrie. who appeared in the court
room wearing crutches, arose and an
nounced that he had been employed 10
conduct the defense. but was at the time
suffering from an attack OF acute infiam-
matory rheumatism and, with tears cours-
i-g down his cheeks, told the court ii
was physical impossibility for him TO
perform his duties in the case
Upon the representations thus made,
the court granted continuance for the
term and the case viii not come up again
until the next term. in April
The crime involved in the case was one
which attracted attention throughout the
county and when it comes TO trial in
terest in the issue promises to be re-
newed
For comfort, good service and low rates
patronize the Nickel Plate Road. Good
road-bed, splendidly equipped trains and
frst-class dining-car service. meals be-
ing served on American club plan, rang
ing in price from 35c to sl-00: also service
a la carte. Three through trains daily,
in each direction. Rates always the low
est. No excess fare on any train on that
line. Chicago city ticket office. Ill Adams
street. Depot. La Sale street station.
corner Van Buren and La Sale streets,
on the Elevated Loop.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14


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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
GIRLS ARE AROUSED.
Went Keep Company With the Lads
Who Drink Liouor.

HeHnessey. o. r. Oct. l8-Rev Worth
un Of Texas has Just closed a series o.
Temperance lectures which greatly arogs-
Ell the people Of Eennessey
The ladies az HeauesSey after hearir 3
his lectures decided not 10 keen company
with any Young man that used liquor in
any torIu.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
Crum Must Paw.

Anadarko. o. T.. oct 1S.-The Tribune
iy SlSe9o to the people OF the county. was
the providing for the collection Of the
fees Illegally retained by ex-Probate
Judge Crum. Steps were taken by the
board Of county commissioners 10 vigor-
ously prosecute Mr.. Crum and force him
to disgoree
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-14
cHILD's DEATH a TRAGEDY.
Was Given carboiie Acid by a Four
Tear-Oid Sister

Hennesscy, .. T.. oct 12-The three
months old child ~ Mr. ara sira John
Hawks died az the family residence la
Skeleton township ,osterday eveuiae -
the result Of having been given csrlollo
acid by a four year oif sister The ehH-
dren had been left at the house IS their
mother who had gone ont to fnilk W Whlla
she was out the four selr aid child mem
toned climbed upon chalrI aad taok
from the cupboard "a bottle - car,aiia
acid and poured b. into tire iabg-s
mouth. After the child bad been given
the acid Il lay in e. sesnl- conscious cau-
dillon until its death. which occurred a
few hours Iater
Lexington. Ky. oct The West
Stakes. 200 for 2.Z1 traitors. vas uaa
by Patchen Maid. driven ~ Dryer after
hve heaiH. Judge Greene aecend. f.r~ie
Brown. third Priace Cateon. fou..b.
Best time. zless