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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-01
N|bl ACk NOT
4 CANDIDATE
Logan Will Present the Name
Of Edgar Jones.
LEADER EDITOR WRITES
Never Has Been in the Field
for the Nomination.

Guthrie, o. T, March 81. L. G. Niblacs,
editor of the Guthrie Leader, declares
that he is not nor has been in the race
for delegate to congress. This evenings
paper says, editorialIy:
"The Leader editor feels deeply grateful
to the many newspaper friends in Okla
homa and elsewhere who have mentioned
his name in connection with the Demo-
cratic nomination for congress during the
past two or three months. The bouquets
in some respects have been fervid and
fragrant But the editor o. the Leader
| takes this occasion to say that he is not
candidate for congress. nor has he ever
given intimation that he would strive for
such honor. This subject, moreover, would
not receive attention in the Leader col
umns at all were it not for a newspaper
item floating around to the following ef-
feet:
The adherents of Niblack and Jones
are lining up in solid array in black Lo-
gan for deadly combat for the congress
sional tourney
After appearing in the Wichita Eagle
Outlines the maverick was taken up by
the cooperative houses. There is no con-
test in Logan county. The Democracy OF
Logan is harmonious. In the person of
Edgar Jones, Logan county has an avow-
ed congressional candidate. II there are
any other candidates in the field the
Leader has not heard Of them. Nibiack
is assuredly not a candidate and never
has been He has no present ambitions
in that direction, but is content to labor
for the best interests of the Democratic
party during the coming campaign with
the same zeal and fervor that have mark
ed all of the Leaders campaigns during
the past twelve years. In four campaigns
the Leader has advocated the cause RI
Edgar Jones. Having lost none Of his pu-
Iitical strength there is no reason WHY
Edgar should not again prove formidable.
He Is worthy and popular and stands
well with the people.
THE chief object for broaching this
subject is TO annul once for all the
many sinister allusions to the congress
sional situation in Logan county, and
to dispel the idea that the Leader editor
is troubled with a buZzing Congressional
haa
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FoRETEllS THE MARKET.
But This Prophet VIII Not Advise for
SpecuiatioA

Guthrie. o. T.. March S0-Guthrie has
. man who can foreten the range Of the
markets and the weather. His name is
Eimore McGiniey. He predicted that
rain would come between the I'd and the
Stth OF March and end the drouth in Okla
ho;na, and the people car guess how
nearly he told the truth
Last fall he predicted the trend Of the
market for Missouri Pacific stock and
some of the Guthrie spectators who
marked down his prediction at the time
said he hit the high and the low point
within one-eighth Of a cent
Mr.. MoGinley came into the Eagle bu-
reau enc da== several weeks ago. early
IN the morning. and said Armour is
going 10 buy wheat today and the market
viii 50 up a cent and a quarter The
quotations here showed that he came
within an eighth OF cent of the price
OF wheat that day.
He came in on the 10th day OF March
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when the Eagle correspondent asked him
when this drouth would be broken. He
was asked to write down his prediction,
and he wrote: 1T will rain between the
23d and the oath of March" He then
went on 10 explain that at that time the
drouth would end. At IL o'clock on the
night of the 2Sd of March there was
dark cloud hanging over Guthrie and
while the rain here was light 1t rained
pretty much all over the territory and
everybody conceded that this rain showed
the drout hwas at an end.
Elmore mckinley is brother of Major
McGinley of the Oklahoma Bond and
Trust company, and the major said the
other day that his brother had been re-
markabIy successful in fcretelling COM
ing events and he had never been
able to tell how he did it.
Elmore Mckinley will not back mis-
Judgment on the market with money nor
viii he predict the markets for any one
who will put up their money on his pre-
dictions. He seems to think that if he
would make money out Of This knowledge
he would lose IL.
/ A prominent business man of Outline
told the EAGLE correspondent one dag
that he was i'm Kansas City once with En-
more Mckinley. They went into place
that the business man called dynamite
shop. He said they had machines quot
ing fictitious prices on stocks and the
people would buy and sell them just nhe
they do on the board Of trade.
He said: mfr. Mckinley looked at the
board and said: San Francisco stock is a
good buy. 1t is going to so UP IS points
The business man said he slipped around
and bought the stock indicated. giving
the clerk s.. He went away with Mr.. Mo
Kinley but did not tell him about buy
ing the stock. In the afternoon he went
back to that bucket shop and pulled 'doswn
sl94 on that s. Investment
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Montana Copper ms9nsse ls Fined
Sum e. S2o. 900.

Butte. Mont. March i p Aszsssus
Hssnx. tas Montana copper rnszzsste. a.
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States cossrt TO-DAY IN The srsien brought
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IN VARIOUS FIELDS.

Springfield. Ills, March Sl.-joan Nit
chen national president OF the United
Mine Workers Of America in his speech
before the joint convention OF the oSser-
atcrs ard miners Of Illinois this after
noon. contenSsd that International agree
ment az indianapolis related only TO the
scale as basis point in each state and
that the dIGerentials in the various fields
Of state must be threshed out by the
miners or operators OF the various states.
This is the position taken by the miners
in the conference. and is the main res-
son why they are holding out for higher
rates In the northern EeliA
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DR.. HEOLEY LECTURES.
Students of the University Enjoy a
PLEASING Variety.

Norman. o. T.. March 3l.-In response
to invitations a number of the faculty
of the university are delivering addresses
and lectures in different parts of the
territory.
Prof Edwin De Barr. instructor in
chemistry. filled several dates last week.
speaking at Chickasha, Hobart. and
Roosevelt, and has several more dates ar
ranged for next week.
DR. Hood. Prof of psychology and Prof
Coles. instructor in economics, have
spoken in Oklahoma City while Prof.
Gould on April 1st VIII give an address
before the Territorial Good Roads asso-
citation at Guthrie Many of the high
schools have written and are arranging
with several of the professors for ad-
dresses for commencement. Thus with
this additional work, the instructors are
kept quite busy.
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SERVED WITH NOTICE.
Election comn1i issioners Are Ordered
to Appear at Tecumseh.

to Appear at Teeumseh.
! Oklahoma City, March n 3-Yesterday af-
| ternoon the board Of election commission
ers of the city. consisting Of Clerk Haise.
z. G. McAdams and G. f. Paul. were
served with a notice to appear before
Judge Burweil at Teeumseh this after
noon, to show cause why the names Of H
Overholser, Ralph Cochran and James
Wilkin should not be printed upon the
official ballots to be voted for at the
! coming election for mayor, chief Of police
and treasurer. respectively.
The candidates above named are all
Republicans. and they claim TO have evil
dence that IL is the intention OF the cleo
ton board to refuse TO print their names
on the official ballot, and they have COM
menced this proceeding in order that the
board cannot delay the matter until too
late TO appeal TO the courts. The Okla
honan has this TO say:
This hearing will determine whether
or not the board is mandanused 10 print
the above names on the ballots.
THE order was applied for yesterday
morning by Judge Hays and Attorney
Thorp representing the three candidates
named. There was no petition filed set
ting forth any reason for asking the man
damus, and II is not known what reason,
If any exists. On the day previous. Mr..
Blaise city clerk. was asked by Mr.. Over
holser and other Republicans TO cali
meeting of the board Of election commits
sioners at o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day CTuesday) for the purpose Of
preparing the official ballot. Mr.. Blaise
declined TO do so. stating that he would
call the meeting OF the board for Sat
uriay evening at 8 o'clock. He stated
that the law was plain upon his duty in
the matter and that he purposed acting
within the law.
we were told that you were with us
on this proposition. said one Of the Re
pubiicans
You were greatly misfnformed. said
Mt Blaise. I am not with" anybody.
My duties are prescribed by the statutes.
and 1t is my intention to fulflI them in
accordance with the law
1.-THE law under which the clerk acts
is found in sections 81 and 81, Wilson'S
Digest under the subdivision Elections
The law specifies that the election board
shall prepare the official ballot not more
than six days nor less than two days
prior to the election. IL IS clear. there
fore. that the clerk was acting entirely
within his limits under the law in calling
the meeting for Saturday night.
"Mr Blaise said yesterday:
'' The assumption that / ever refused
TO place any name on the ballot IL en-
tirely wrong. The election board alone
has authority 10 say what names shall
be placed upon the ballot, and that board
has not yet had a meeting. ! am only
one member Of the board. and never indi-
Gated. nor could I indicate. what TIE
board will do"
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HAVE NOT COMPLIED.
Telephone Companies Have Not Made
the Necessary Returns.


Guthrie. o. T., March a.-Some of the
telephone companies of Oklahoma are
liable to be called down by the attorney
general for Noncompliance with the laws
OF the territory. Territorial Auditor l..
w. Baxter today gave out the list OF
telephone companies which have not COM
piled with the law in making their re-
turns
The law Is specific In the reports that
these telephone companies shall make
for the taxation Of their property. The
law requires a complete description OF the
lines for the sue of the territorial board
of assessors which will meet tomorrow.
Have not as yet reported for assess
ment:
wakta Telephone Co.. c. l.. Bicker-
dixie. Sand Creek. D T.
r. c. Rhyns Telephone Co., r. c. Rhyme.
Watonga, o. T.
C. 3. Wilson Telephone Co., C. B. VIII
son. Hydro. o. T.
Blaine Telephone Co, Horace Truman.
Geary. o. T.
p. NJ and r. Telephone Co. Frank e.
Beeman, WeIlston. o. T.
Central Oklahoma Telephone Co. E. 8.
Moody. Okeeae, o. 7.
Cherokee Nation Telephone Co, w. H.
Gates, Bartlesville. /. T.
Coulter Construction Co.. J. n. Coulter.
Pswnee, o. T.
Francis Western Telephone Co, ]. w.
Solomon. Reed. o. T.
Geary Telephone Co.. Horace Trumana,
Geary o. T.
Guthrie Telephone Co. W. c. Cooper.
Guthrie. o. T.
Long Distance Telephone Co, James r.
Noble. Shawnee. o. T.
Perkins Telephone Exchange. J. NJ.
Boone. Perkins. o. T.
Pioneer Telephone Co. Jno. NJ Noble.
Perry. o. T.
ouapaw Valley Telephone Co, ". L.
Johnson. Chandler. o. T.
s. S. s. Telephone Co, r. Brown,
Stroud. o. T.
Shawnee Telephone Co. V. C. wall.
Shawnee. O. T.
Southern Oklahoma Telephone Co, H
p. Rutherford. Hobart. Q. r.
Southwestern Telephone Co. p. G. Wal
ton Anthony Kansas.
Oklan0rl3 SDGtHWcctcrH AtiCPA-NisC ~
V. V. harris Weatherford. o. T.
Texas Telephone Co, c. B. Fielder.
Wichita Falls. Texas.
w. w. Oder Telephone Co. W. ".
Oder. Cushing. o. T.
Wichita Valley Telephone Co. II. O.
putton. Cordell, o. It.
The following telephone companies have
reported for assessment for the year OF
1854:
Home Enterprise Telephone Co. Geo.
n Brophy. Woodward. o. T
Topeka and El Reno Telephone Co,
? II. Wright. E. Reno. o. 7.
Kingfsher Oklahoma Telephone Ex-
change. W. J. Steele. Klnefiisher. o. T.
Mangun Telephone Co. D. Il. Wright.
Mangur1. o T.
Norman Telephone Co. :. A Fletcher.
Norman. o. T.
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co. J.
". Wilson, Oklahoma City. o. 7
oklahoma and Kansas Telephone Co.
7 " Pyle. Medford. o. r
Grand Telephone and Telegraph Co.
r. ] Mitchell. Grand. o. T.
Arnes Telephone System. 8 ". Woods.
Anes. o. 7.
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promptly on hand One line Of hose was
operated from the top OF the adjoining
Kingfisher hotel, one from the rear on
the south, another from the Roberts
avenue front on the north
The wind was strong from the south,
driving the smoke and flames into the
body Of the structure. but the brick walls
aided in confining the blaze, though they
placed the freme1l at disadvantage. for
streams could only be made to reach the
fire through the openings It was not
long until the Ewing block with fifty
feet frontage and the /. O. o. + building
next to the alley wexe given over to the
devouring element, and. the firemen-s ef-
forts were directed to saving the King
fisher hotel separated only by brick
wall from the burning block. The hotel
furnishings in the two upper stories were
mostly removed, and on the first floor,
were gathered ready for removal in case
the building took fire.
By seven o'clock, the fire was under
control, portions Of the front wall had
fallen outward and the safety of the
hotel assured. though some damage from
heat and water had been sustained.
inss was erected in 1897 and contained the
old opera house and a suite of office
rooms on the upper floor Part Of the
time. until the building Of the' new county
building, much of the upper floor OF the
three was used for court room and county
Offices. The first floor consisted OF three
store rooms The west one occupied By
j. A. Bright as grocery store. The
other two were being used by W. L. Rey-
rolds for storage Of salvage from the
Central hotel fire.
The Odd Fellows owned the west build
ing and had the room above DR.. Bright 9
place Handsomely f1fted up for lodge pur
poses. Everything here was lost, even
to the lodge records. Tyler and Lewis
occupied front Office inrthe Ewing build
ing and lost their books, typewriter and
furniture.
The Ewing building cost 5000, the I.
o. o. F. lodge building. H.oe8 The Bright
grocery stock is estimated at $1,000. a
small part Of which was saved The
paraphernalia of the I. o. o. z. lodge
destroyed, is valued at 81 900 and that of
colored Masonic lodge. probably $780,
The law office OF Tyler & Lewis. $500.
The Ewing building was insured for
81 A.5OO of which $3.50 was IN the Ham
burg Bremen and 5000 in the American
Central
The Odd Fellows carried 5000 on build
ing in the Springfield Fire and Marine.
J. A. Bright had 81. 900 in the Continental
of New York. In addition. the Odd Fell
lows had $4eo in tho Hartford covering
their paraphernalia. The hotel damage
is small. fully insured
Governor Seay was carried down from
his cosy chambers in the second story
of the Kfngfisher hotel. to the Office floor,
during the fire.
Sheriff James 8. Thompson Of Anadarko.
Caddo county, was a guest at the hotel
and was driven out by smoke.
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sist in tho upbu.lding OF a great state
Arrangements have been made for the
bona hde members. wives and sweet
hearts Of the Gxiahoma Press association
TO attend the National Editorial conven-
ton and worlds press congress May Is.
Il. Is. ~. 20. II. at the worlds fair
grounds, ST. Louis. The excursion will
leave over the Katy at Oklahoma City.
May 18th.
Transportation viii be furnished the
press by signing advertising contracts
with w. C. Knowles. division passenger
agent. who win have charge of the ex-
cursion.
Mr.. Knowles will engage Pullrnans for
the party. and II II quite necessary 70
get a complete roster by April 18th. The
price Will be $3.50 for double berth. which
is good for two people from Oklahoma
City to ST Louis
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GIANT ENGINE TESTED.


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MEETING OF SECRETARIES.
El Reno Has Been Selected as the
Point of Gathering.

FL Reno, O. T, March Sl.-Major Z. ].
Simpson has received a letter from A.
w. McKraud. secretary Of the Guthrie
Commercial club. saying that Ell Reno
had been decided upon as the place 10
hold a meeting of the secretaries OF the
various commercial clubs of Oklahoma
TO be held on April 2s. The object of the
meeting is to discuss measures for The
general good Of the territorial towne-
and 10 take steps TO secure lower freight
tariffs for Oklahoma points. Mr.. Nc
Krsud thinks that every club in the ter =
ritorv will be represented at the meet
ing and that much good Will be accom-
plishei
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TO MANAGE BALL GAMES.
Gave Up a cIerkship to Steer the Gutis
rie Nine.

Guthrie. o. r. March U-Erres. ".
Jones to-day resigned his cierkship IN the
school land Office 20 take THE ranaEe-
ne-t of the Guthrie base bah team n
the Southwestern iesCre.
Mr Jones has been in tire school lard
Office for three years dsrias which tine
he concentrated his ftnss- for TIE WORK
ard T-sde a large number ~ friends. All
OF th@ people zbowt the oS.ee -exretfef
hfs deterrns1z.so7 20 give up his r-oss;sSs
II = however. the opinion ~ those ~sso
know hf-a b~st that - vfll csvs. Ire
Guthrie -.sn 20 he hsz-s % during tS>
Azss ball season
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WIPES OUT CHoCTAW.
Deed is Filled Conveying Entire Line
to Rock Island.

Guthrie. o. T.. March 31.-A deed was
fled today with the territorial SECRETARY
which transfers the Croctaw railroad With
all its rolling stock ard property Of every
description 70 the Rock leland.
This literally wipes out the Choctsv
and II is now part OF The great Rock
Island system. The people Of this city
put UP their good money 70 secure the
Choctaw. but there is no kick about the
transfer. What Guthrie wants is moro
railroads and the people do not care what
they are called. II is felt that the Rock
Island is better than the Choctav because
IL IS bigger road
The price named In the dsed for the
transfer of All this big property Is one
dollar This shows TIA; there is no COM
bina;lon Of the two roads. oast that the
Rock Island absorhs the smaller road
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FIRE LOSSES HEAVY,
Lamp Exploded and Set Fire to WOOD
en- Walls.

Kingfsher. o. T. March T.-Last Tues
day fire broke out in the southeast part
OF the second story OF the Ewing build
Ing. Kingfisher's opera house, in room
occupied by Sam Hamilton. n colored
man. says the Star He says he was
dressing by the light Of lamp. when the
lamp fiared up and as he thinks must
have exploded. He gave the alarm as
quickly as possible. but as the partition
on two sides was OF wood. the harnes
spread rapidly. The are department pss
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On Charge Of Larceny.

Guthrie. o. T. March 1i--De9uty Mar
shall Baxter left here today with Charles
Cole and Harry Gray 10 return them
n the southern 6lstr.c; ot TIRE Indian
Territory where they vii b tired On
IN. charge of Larceny These nea we're
arrested several days aEo In ConsEch4
county ana s-oogh; here Cray Is charged
with chicken stealing and Cole with horse
z-ezff~e
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Norman. Q. T. March Sl--The sszdsnts
>. tire university ~er. highly entertained
., TIE opera hoass here iris evening
Rev. Or. Ee1iey delivered n. famous
,e-,rr~ The suzny ssse os &fe ard
all who heard hin were mach pseas~d.
This is the lsss lecture that vii Be
given this year b. the Cstversfty ora;sr-
scSl association
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usoe EDITORS TO ATTEND.
Arrangements Have Been Made fer
Visit 70 the Fair.

Guthrie. O 7. March 1--oner x
Beae-ssct secretary 81 the oxlshcrrz
Press association % se-ssinx ous q cir
eusa- Letter 20 urge the okiaaes-ss e1s.oss
"a ars~-.d .he meeting os tire &sseessrsns
az oxlaao-na City Friday ard Saturday.
MAJ izth and is,h
<sv that s:&r<ssoos is cozzsrg u is th~
Ss<1r~ of ~. SECRETARY 10 Eser~4se shs
r-~1so~rship az the errsn3Estson N o-esr
tzax ihs Dsess all - better ahss 70 e.
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purchase the regular f1fty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at the drug stores
everywhere. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name. Swamp-Root, DR..
Kilmers Swamp Root, and the address
Binghamton, n. Y, on every bottle.
in promptly curing even the
bladder troubles, that to prove its won
tile and a book of valuable information,
,ok contains many of the thousands upon
from men and women cured. The value
own that our readers are advised TO send
dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton.
erous offer In the Wichita Daily Eagle
he genuineness of this offer.