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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-28
TELEGRAPHIC 5REViTIES.

Port Arthur April z7.-Tbe successful
trials ~ the submarine boats here are re-
garded by the SoYia Krai as opening
fresh prospects for active operations On
ne part q the Russian f<i
Braiuars. Minn-. April IA Gre which
started az Midnight Destroyed ths greater
part % the business section y tbs teSn.
causing q Joss which is estimated at
sl58ors.
London. April IA speoisi diEaa;eh
from Eoh@ japan. says several vessels
beIie~eE e. - Russian. ~e-e again sight
81 ~ Won ssa CGen SAM Korea To-Day.
I,outs,Iae. Ey. ApTl z7--As a lsst ss-
sors tn rairs operators 81 ths western
Eentuek~ district have s-tr1sffse . ne
ras-er~ three propositions o. ths wage
question u = rot 1soGght that sHy vii
- accepted ard STRIKE q tAe s-se rzez
Interested wEi ocr1r or My =
Nez YORK, Epri "a Gs-san. Pea
vfsr co-aszlsSio-ser g. tse 81 fsysts ezpo-
eitSs- arrived h.r. sassF
SeE York. APr1 S7<--s7osher T,osspone-
rssnt wks tzksz tu.3ay IA ihe t-tzl q shs
members q The Saflol-zl League bss~es1i
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TO OLD FORT SUPPLY.
Governor Ferguson Believes the Line
Will Be Built

Guthrie. o. T. April 27.-Governor Fer
guson has evidence which causes him to
believe that the Denver, Woodward and
Eastern railroad will soon be built and
that it will run to or close to Old Fort
Supply.
The government of the United States
donated some lands and fine buildings at
old Fort Supply for an insane asylum
and the territory enacted laws for the
establishment of a Sanitarium there when
it was reached by railroad. Just as
soon as it is learned that the road will
be built to Fort Supply, the territorial au-
thorities will commence fixing the build
ings and the insane of the territory Will
be moved to that place.
The location is said to be the finest in
the territory. and the state territorial in
stitution would have been located there
ere this if il had not been for the lack
of railroad connections with the fort
The fort is. about sixteen miles north
west of Woodward
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c. p. ROCK ON POLITICS,
Thinks 1t Possible to Elect a Demo-
cratic DELEGATE.


Guthrie, o. T., April 27.-C P Rock,
president of the Arkansas Valley bank
of Pawnee, was in Guthrie today. In
president is a Democrat of the Jackson
stripe. He believes in religion. sound
finances, Democracy and Oklahoma.
Judge Rock says he is fully satisfied
in his own mind that the Democrats are
going to elect the next delegate to con-
gress. He said that if Farmer Bill
Grimes was made chairman of the Re-
publican centrol cammittee he would be
able to make it interesting for the Demo-
Gratis, but he thought they would be
able to down him, along with Mr.. Nc
Guire
After he had made talk on this line
until he imagined the representative OF
the Eagle was overcome with his elo-
quence he qualified his statement by say
ing that all this would come to pass if
the Democrats nominated good man.
When asked who he thought was the
proper man to carry the Democratic ban
ner he said:
"a whole lot of men have been mention
ed for the place. and some OF them are
actively in the race for the nomination.
They are all good men. but at this par
ticuler time l think that the man who
ought to be selected to carry the Demo.
cratic banner is Judge Bierer of Guth-
RE. He'is known to the people all over
the territory and he would make a model
candidate. The thing for theN Demo
cratic party of oklahoma to do at this
time is to unite on Judge Bierer and
nominate him to make the race against
Mcclure. I am going to do what | can
to have him nominated if he will agree
to accept and make the race
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Democrats Meet and Select Delegates
to Their Conventions.

Lawton, o. T.. April 27.-The Democrats
of Comanche county have assembled for
the purpose of selecting thirty delegates
to attend the district convention and thir-
ty delegates to attend the territorial con-
vention at Oklahoma City. AS a pic
turesque circus with strenuous log-roll-
ing. plots and counter plots for side
shows, it was not up to the standard.
but it stands a very fair chance of going
into history as the one that launched the
boom of Lawtons first mayor, Leslie 7.
Ross for the Democratic nomination for
territorial delegate. The resolution en-
dorsing Ross, and also Hearst, went
through with a yell. But while the COM
mittee was out to escort Ross into the
hail. some of them thought of something.
Fearing that a band wagon built for both
Hearst and Ross might break down and
lose a couple of wheels, it was moved to
strike from the resolutions the name of
Hearst. This brought forth some lively
sparring and developed the fact that
while all were for Ross, some stood for
Parker and some for Hearst. During the
excitement Of the moment, some were so
thoughtless that they made unkind re-
marks about the only Democratic presi-
dent they have succeeded in electing in
the last four dozen years. They presented
a sad picture as through the solemn roll
call of the townships they were eliminat-
ing the name Of Hearst 1t was a splen-
did compliment TO Ross that his neigh
bors would turn down presidential can
didate
When Colonel Ross appeared upon the
scene, ne was greeted with enthusiasm
and told how he came into Oklahoma in
the first run, fifteen years ago. He gave
them tip that he was sure to land the
nomination, although he failed to state
that in November he would have the
scalp of r. S. Mcclure dangling from his
belt Owing to the lateness of the hour
he was not prepared with an extended
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FROM WEST SIDE.
Enid Democrat Favors a Man from
That Section.

Guthrie. o. T. April 27.-W. Scott Den
ton, of Enid, was in Guthrie today. He
is prominent attorney. and is here on
legal business. He is man of wide legal
information and houndless faith. as will
be seen from the following statement
made by him today:
The impression prevails up our way
that the next congressman will come from
the West Side. and l think the proper
man for the Democrats to nominate IS
John b. Harrison of Roger Mills county.
He was a member of the Sixth territorial
council. and he would make winning
candidate
How would Roy Hoffman suit you?'
Well. now. think If Roy would come
out for the nomina ton l would have to
get out and work for him 1t is true
that he does not belong 10 the West Side
but that will not count. The Democrats
are not going TO pay any attention to To-
cation. Just SO the candidate lives in
oklahoma. he will be all right"
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teams who were arrested last Sunday on
charges of violating the laws against
Sunday bali playing Adjournment was
taken until next Tuesday.
London. April 27.-The race for the two
thousand guinea stake at Newmarket to-
day was won by Stamant John C'Gaunt
was second and Henry The First was
third Fourteen horses starred including
Richard Crokers Clon Mol, which came
in last
Albany. y. Y. April 27.-Half Of shop
No. at the West Albany plant Of the
New York Central railroad was destroyed
by fire today. Loss $125.o1J
Seoul Korea, April 1.-THE japanese
consular officer who was sent to the ADtd
to investigate the agricultural conditions
has been instructed to report upon the
facilities for transportation. etc. offered
to the japanese troops by the Korean
projects.
St Paul. April 27.-General Passenger
Agent 4. NJ Clcland OF the Northern Pa
cihc today appointed Arthur Smith az
sistant general passekger agent for that
company Mr.. Smith is az present auditor
for the Yellowstone Park company.
Washington. April E.-Former Governor
Murray Crane OF Massachusetts was one
Of the presidents callers today Mr.
Crane has been talked OF for the chair
manship II the national Republican com
mittee but IL can be said with reasonable
dednitencss that f0r various reasons he
will net manage this years campaign
Marion. Ind April z7.-The Marion NAL
lea5le Iron works erected ~ a cost u
Sg0o.g5o. were destroyed b. FIRE today
s.. Petersburg April 25-Tfe foreign
Office hert does not expect coupiicatlors /
over the Greek naval denonstTatioDs OF 4
Smyrna as q result % the s0unGng anG
arrest Of the secretary of ;hc consulate .
there. u Sc believed that the = boie incs~
dent will soon be settled Greece ic acf- +
Ing Independently IN she matter vlih9ut
the instieauon - support - Russia
New York. April Al grades = re-
fined sugar were advance1 s osats hss- 4
dTed today
Paris. April II. Pierpont 8orsan .
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SUIT GUST
LAND tenant
Has Fei|ed to Pay His Note or
Renew Lease.
CASE IMPROPERLY WROUGHT
Suit Will Be Renewed and
Points Cleared up:
CASE IMPROPeRLY YBROUGH1 I

Guthrie, O. T. April 27.-Assistant Attor-
ney General Smith and Secretary Wenner
Of the school land board. were at Chan
dler Tuesday attending district court on
some school land suits. The most import
ant suit in the court there was known as
the Maston case, wherein S. NJ. Maston,
lessee of school land, refused sometime
ago 10 pay his notes or to make new
lease on his land. and has defied the
board in every way.
Two cases were pending against Maston.
one to remove him from the land and one
to secure judgment on the amount of
the notes, also for rental for the time
he has been on the land without a lease,
and for damages. In the first suit. Judge
Burford decided that the action was i'm
proptrly brought. and should have been
nithe name of the territory of Oklahoma,
instead of the school land board. This
will delay the matter until the next term
of court, but will have no real signifi-
cance as new suits will he instituted to-
morrow in the name of the territory, ask
ing that Maston be elected from the land.
IN the suit for the collection of rentals
and damages the judge overruled the de
murrer filed by Mastons attorneys in
which they allege that the notes having
been given to Governor Renfrow, could
not be collected by the present school
land board. They have never made any
answer in this suit. having used every
possible means to delay the matter, but
the court ordered them to make answer
within thirty days
There is no doubt that the territory will
secure judgment in this suit for all rentals
and neither is there any doubt but what
they will win the ejectment suit and Sc
cure Mr.. Maston's removal from the
land, the decision of Tuesday being mere
ly on technicality.
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PRESIDENT ATHLETIC CLUB
SAYS.
81 Thank Pe-ru-na for the Magnificent
Health | Enioy,v

Herbert Lundberg. 235 East 123d street,
New York City. President Harlem Ath-
letic Club. writes:
1t will probably interest you to know
that l thank Peruna for the magnificent
health | enjoy. If l am ever under the
weather. get over-worked or suffer from
a cold. the use of Peruna for a day or
two quickly restores me. Several men,
bers of our athletic club have had the
most gratifying results through its use.
especially so during the late epidemic of
la grippe. Several of them were com
pletely cured and restored to perfect
health. Herbert Lundberg.
The muscles depend upon the nerve
centers for their strength. The nerve
centers become exhausted and weak
With weak nerve centers the muscles
become fiabby and no amount of train
ing can develop them. Thus it is that
strong muscles depend upon healthy
nerve centers. Healthy nerve centers
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BOTH GOOD TICKETS.
City Election at Edmond VIII Be
Closely FOUGHT.

Guthrie, @. T.. April Z7-H . Ochn-
tree, prominent attorney at Edmond,
VAS IN the city today on legal business
lie Is one Of the bright young Repubn-
cans of the territory. but while putting
IN word Tor his party he never fails TO
put IN two Tor MS town and Okla hona.
Re says that they VIII elect their ticket
at the city election May because they
nave nominated good men for sill the
caty enices- He thinks the fight viii be
a little harder because the Democrats
THIS year have also nominated a good
ticket. he makes the boast that this
Will be the last election ever held in Ed
mond under the law governing cities os
the second class
The last census showed that the tow,
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has arrived here u r. un6erEsoos that
he may arrange fhe banking details q
tar tranEfer - ths fs3ag5 90 IA saYHssnf
% the Panama canal trausfsr
Baifirnorr April E-Tofnuy Lore II
Philadelphia was given TIRE 6eeisior ogef
7 ornny Feitz ~ Hseohiyu r. sheH afte~n
rouund bout tonight before Eafa. Ath-
lefsc club
San Domingo. A0rg zg--r'aitss asasss
Ainisisr PoWel Eas nefiaef fhs uerasas.
car sovers rgssaf fhst he Korerurle1t VIZ
reeoEnlze fha hiqekafa os fiae rsr, q,
Essts Cr-sd gfogiEts Il L. effective
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depend upon good digestion. Good diges-
tiOn depends upon clean mucous men,
branes. free from catarrh.
No man troubled with internal catarrh
can ever become an athlete
Peruna is not fashy. quick-acting
stimulus It is "a slow. sure. natural in
vigorator. a course OF Peruna is as sure
TO bring a renewal OF vital powers as
the spring time is 10 bring buds and
blossoms.
Catarrh destroys the appetite. weak
ems the digestive powers. depietes the
nerve centers and the whole human sys-
tenn sympathizes. Complete physical
generalization follows. Life becopes a
burden and bore.
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SASTozTA. .
Bears the The Kind You Have AwaE flugn
signature oi &Hzzzm
TO AID HIS BROTHER.
Thinks the Murder Was Committed
Under Great ProyocatIon


Oklahoma City. o. T. April 27.-Jesse
p. Jones. half brother Of W. L. Duran.
who is now incarcerated in the county
jail awaiting trial on the charge Of kill
ing Joe German or James Keizer on
Wednesday OF last week. when the Buck
skin Bill Wild West Show was being un-
loaded in the Santa Fe yards. arrived
here yesterday from Jackson. Miss. saws
tho Oklahoman.
Mr.. Jones said: I have been very
greatly troubled in spirit since learning
that my brother got into trouble here
but since coming here have learned that
his act was committed under severe pro-
vocation. and I will do everything 7 can
to secure fair trial for him and fee;
hooeful that if the matter should 20 70
trial a recital of the facts before a Jury
will result in his acquittal"
Mr.. Jones. who has just graduated for
the practice ot law. comes to Oklahoma
City with introducticns from some OF
the most eminent citizens OF Mississippi
including Governor vardeman. Attorney
Gensrai Williams and others. and is a
young man OF culture and refinement
i did not know Until this unfortunate
news came To ne" said Mr. Jones. that
my brother was travelling with a show
company. He had been with 2 railway
company in Louisiana for some time and
at home we thought he was still with the
company and well satisfied with his en-
ploymeat. He Is not OF a quarreIsnune
disposition, for I have never known him
TO engage in any -bravIs. This news was
a shock 70 me and / have not inforrnss
ny mother Of the affair. for sire Is In poor
health and I aul fearful Of the eject ne
intelligence would have upon her. She
does not even know am ont here
Mr Jones stated last night that Re
would cndeavor 70 secure a trial for MS
brother at "a early . date as po>ssbss.
ard will retain eminent counsel IL the
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Crops Have Revived.

Guthrie, o. T.. April 27.-Word has been
received here from pretty much every
part of the territory since the rain Of
last Saturday to the effect that crops
have revived and farmers are again hope
full. Wheat in many sections was in
jured by the dry weather and much Of
it has been plowed UP and the ground
will be planted to corn and cotton.
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Relic of Past Aces.

Guthrie. o. T.. April 27.-An agent of
theJefferson Monument association is here
from Washington trying to get the peo-
pie of Oklahoma to take an interest in
the monument There are some people
in this new country who believe that
monument building is a relic of the past
ages and that Washington. jefferson and
Lincoln will live in the history Of their
works for mankind when all the monu-
ments erected to their memory, OF mar
BILE, will be crumbled to dust.
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RUSSELL is HELD.
Court Rejects Bail in the Case of the
Editor,

Lawton. o. t.. April 27.-The prelimin-
ary hearing Of L. r. Russell for the kill
ing of Colonel Hawkins resulted in bind
ing the defendant over. without bail to
await the action of the grand jury. The
defendant made an application for con-
tinuance of the examination on account
of not having all his witnesses present,
but the court overruled the motion. There
was a vigorous cross examination of all
the territory witnesses for the purpose
Of bringing out the fact that Hawkins
had made the first assault. but the wit
nesses did not change their statements.
The defendants witnesses had been
sworn at the beginning and it was ex-
pected that the case would be hotiy con-
tested to the end, hut the defense did
not put witness on the stand.
Their application for continuance re-
vealed a purpose to attack the record
and character of Hawkins in other places.
A letter was produced from a Mrs. Smith
in Georgia, telling that her husband had
been killed thirteen years ago by large
man named VIII Hawkins.
Since the hour of the shooting there
has been strong feeling in the case.
The editor of Judge makes this charac-
teristic comment on the March issue of
The Four-Track News:
Commercial people and romantic people.
people and lotos-eating
people, people with future and people
with a past, spot-cash people and INSTALL
ment people, people that travel and peo-
pie that stay at home-in short, the peo-
pie will all find some thing or other in
The Four-Track News for March that
will cause them to look for the April
number and send in their subscriptions
for this magazine beginning with the
January issue. 1t is gilt-edged sym
phony played on joy bells, and is war
ranted to cause mental rheumatism and
Indigestion TO crumble and melt away
like a plateful of buckwheat cakes be-
fore the fiery, untamed appetite of an
hunter
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Te--itorjzI Charters issued

Guthrie. o 7. Apra .7-The following
charters were issued from the ot.Sce of
the terrfsc-fsl secretary to-day:
The Cheye1ne and Ararsho Mining. Op-
eratinE ard Development company. %
Elk City. with caFi;ai stock q -, 80
TIE iEcSrporz;oTs arr Oscar Herry. J. II.
shcre. L : shore. Milton Henry ard ".
s. WsxharSi
N0tz-isi commissions were Issued To-
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ASK Your DEALER--AccEPT NO SUBSTITUTE.

not to be so serious. The former provis-
ions for grazing and agricultural purposes
were simple enough, and the firm OF
Hutchings q Murphy seems to have fallen
upon a plan which will make it unneces-
sary to go TO the interior department for
mining leases. even though it is finally
decided that the restrictions have not
been removed.
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Cattle Thieves at Work.

Mangum. o. T. April PA bunch of
choice cattle which J. NJ. Brahan of
Erick was fattening for the worlds fair.
have been stolen from his alfalfa pas
ture. A number of similar reports have
reached here and it is believed an organ
lied band of horse and cattle thieves is
operating in this vicinity.
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Orator Has Been Named.

Saltwater. o. T. April 27.-At the ninth
annual contest Of the A. and NJ college
students for the selection OF the repre-
sentative in the intercollegiate oratorical
contest at Guthrie. May 20. Lorenzo d.
Bowers won first honors and Amos E.
Ioyett second
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Q a e TO ara.
ss.r,.bs n The Kind Y1s haa .szs Brrft'
Signature "a &2Zlzx
For New Electric Line

Ardmore. ]. T. April 27.-surveyors are
IN the fed near Wynnewood running the
preliminary survey for the electric line
from the famous sulphur springs to ok
lah0ma City. It is said ths; the new line
Will run parallel 70 the Santa Fe from
Davis to Oklahoma City.
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DECLINES THE PLACE.
Judge Slonecker Said to Have Re-
fused an Appointment

washington. April 2t-It is said that
judge J. G. Slonecker Of Topeka has been
rendered and declined appointment as
United States judge in the Indian Terri
tory. The position Is one Of four new
judgeships just created. There is a
probability that Judge Dickinson viii get
the position
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Good Ball Game.

Carmen. O r. April 1.-THE best ball
game Of the season was played between
Aline and Cherokee Tuesday afternoon
The score stood. Aliue. !: Cherokee. O.
AIne battery. McAlliSton and Sprag1e.
Cherokee. FORD ard Warner.
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|PE-RU-NA FOR SPRING CATARRH.
It Renovdtes, Regulates and
Restores a System De-
pIeted By Catarrh.
Its Cures Are Permanent.
"a Advise All Athletes Who Are About
to Go in Training to Try a Bottle of
Pe-ru-na"

John w. Glenister. Of Providence, r l.
is champion long distance swimmer OF
America. Mr.. Glenister is a well known
long distance swimmer, having per-
formed some notable feats in this eoun-
try and England. Mr.. Glenister has used
Peruna a tonic and gives his opinion
Of it in the following letter:
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Athletes use Peruna. not a. a tempo
rary stimulus 10 tide them over some
Adcal or sudden emergency but as a
lasting invigoration. IL is a tonic that
reaches the cause of all weakness. the
organs OF nutrition.
If you do not derive prompt and 2
( satisfactory results from the use %
) Pcruna. write at once 10 Dr Hartman.
: giving a fun statement of your case.
( and he will be pleased % give you his
valuable advice gratis
) Address Dr. hartman. President of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. 2
Ohio.
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Nav Borrow Money

Washington. April 27.-The senate to-
day passed a bill authorizing school dis
tricts in Oklahoma to borrow money al
the rate OF per cent.
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Rural Free Delivery.

Washington. April 27.-Rural free deliv-
cry route to be established June I:
Observation-Disclosures Grant county;
length OF route, 23 miles; population serv-
ed 42S.
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day to E. E. Witter of Perry, Noble
county; w. a. Jarboe of Halifax. Okla
homa county, and to w. F. Johnson OF
Saltwater. Payne county.
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tonic is a medicine that gives tone
to some part Of the system. There are
different kinds of tonic. but the tonic
most needed in this country. where ca
tarrh is so prevalent. is a tonic that
operates on the mucous membranes
Peruna has no rivals, no substitutes.
There is but one scientific. systemic ca
tarrh remody and that is Peruna
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Winter

Winter Eczema, sometimes calico Dry Eczema. o.
Tette q the forms q this zost toTtTIsz
md aggTavsting O! al sksa disease As cold weather
approaches the skin tbckens and hzrdezs. cracks ard
5lees and II bad and f and the parts
Affected become intensely painful :ender ard swollen
The ticking burning and s-zTug IS terrific trzes
hat the sufferer IS made almost desperate ar The nerves