The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 7

K. T. Time Card. flchcdule. SOUTH.

Flyer No. G. 3. No. p.m.

p.m. Muscogee 8:15 K15 Checotali ..12:52 7:24 Kumula 1:16 10:12 7:01 South Canadian ..1:32 16 MoAtester ..2:02 8:43 r. 2:30 0:10 NORTH. Schedule. Flyer 5.

No. 1. No. 2. p.m.

a.m. p.m. Muskogee 3:45 9:15 Checoluh 3:08 8:10 8:30 Eufaula 3:00. 7:38 8:03 South Canadian 2:30 7:19 7:13 McAleatef 2:02 6:47 7:07 1:35 .6:40 7:00 So. McAlester, 1:30 6:20 6:40 No.

6 'flyer will, only stop for St. Lduis passengers. BV' CRAWFORD, Agent, KATY WEEK-END EXCURSIONS." Saturday. May 4th, and on each subsequeflt-Sitturday arid. Sunday turthet notice, excursion tickets will be sold between local stations in THid Indian -territory the one way fare from selling station Is $1.50 or less, under the following viz: first-class fare for the round trip; minimum rate 25c.

No reduction In fares to be made for children. of to be sold for trains selling point after 10 m. Saturdays and for of undays. Limits of will be limited to return on trains leaving destination of ticket not later than midnight of Sundays following -sale. Not good on trains.

5 and 6.. No baggage checked, THE Offers a rate of ONE CENT 'Per mile to and return, for the Confederate Veterans Reunion, May 28 to 30.. For par- tlcutars of limits of tickets and train service call on or J. E. LOCKWOOD, G.

P. A. ALEX. HILTON, Asst. G.

P. A. joop ixati 'NOS80CIIZWV B3 a lAiaiAia 'invioajs 'M3N aavw NEW TOWNS WRECKED. THROUGH SERVICE BETWEEN T. LOUIS, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY AND THE PRINCIPAL.

CITIES OF WAGNER BUFFET SLEEPERS AND FREE RECLINING TV GHii GARS OPERATED BY THE COMPANY. SUPERIOR MEALS, FIFTY Drs. Riddle 6t Street, Exclusively, EYE, EAR, NOSES AND THROAT. mSuSSSP- South McAlester, Btornk 'Strnck Anadarlcd and HoMrt, Kilting Three Persons and Damaging; Much Property and Merchandise. El Reno, Aug.

wind and rainstorm amounting almost tor- Dado nearly demolished the new town of Anad'urko Wednesday evening. P. Tevis, of Weatherford, and John Antone, of Paris, were killed by falling buildings and several others were injured, while about.20 buildings were almost completely wrecked and hundreds of tents and great quantities of merchandise were strewn over the prairie; The wreckage-will soon be cleared away and buildings replaced. The damage will amount to several thousands of dollars, but cannot be estimated accurately at' thin time. Known in-' jured: Sam P.

Nelson. Kansas City, may not recover; Dan- Warren, Story county, injured internally, not serious. iVere injured, but it is not believed any of them will die, Hobart there was almost a cloudburst, inched of rain falling in an hour. Thousands of dollars worth of merchandise there in unfinished build- ingsand tents were ruined, but as far as learned no one was hurt. Reports indicate that'the storm Was severe in the country districts.

Several people! are killed and Injured and many buildings ore reported destroyed, but as the points are.oft the railroad nothing definite has been learned. One report says that four persona were killed- at a farmhouse a few miles out from Anadarko. A MILLIONAIRE KILLED. Sam the Mine Owner. Shot In a Saloon at Cripple C-eek, by the Proprietor.

Creek, Aug. Strong, the. millionaire mine owner, was shot and killed Thursday by Grant Crumley. The shooting took place in the Newport saloon, owned by Crumley. Strong, with three frlendsTTiacr been, out night at various "gambling, saloons and at Crumley's had made a winning.

John Neville, Strong'sfather-in-law nnd Crumley got into an. altercation. Believing that his father-in-law was in danger, Strong drew a revolver. jumped behind the grabbed a shotgun and blew a hole through Sana Strong's'head. He gave himself up to police a few minutes later.

Strong has been in trouble, frequently of recent years. The day. of "his marriage, a year ago, he was sued for $200,000 for breach of promise by Miss Vance. The suit wfts compromised. A few days later Miss Nellie Lewis sued'and-''a jury awarded her $50,000.

The ease was appealed. In John Kellogg and Phoebe Kellogg filed suit against Strong for $100,000. They charged that he defrauded them out of property-to that amount. FIRED OH THE MOB. Alabama Sheriff Killed Two Members of a Would-Be Lynching Party and Saved a Convicted Negro.

Asheviile, Aug. -North and deputies have just on a mob which was seeking to lynch Jim the negro rapist who was tried and convicted here, Walter Blarik- enship and Jalnia. Blankenship, two members of tfie mob, were fatally One hundred -shots, wore fired and the mob retreated-. The -sheriff was trying to get communication- with the governor to secure the militia. 1 The negro had been sentenced to hang September 20 and the, judge ordered the culprit taken to Birniing- ham 'for safe keeping.

The mob was determined that this should npt be done and 400 men stormed the courthouse with the above result. WORLDWIDE COPPER TRUST. Denver Hears and the childs Have Effected a Combine That Will Throttle Competition. Denfer, Augi. men of this city' accept as true the reports that, a worldwide copper combine, has been formed, and competition in buying copper will no longer be known.

The combine is said to have been effected between the Amalgamated, and Hecla, Senator Clark and the Rothschilds. Papers have been signed covering a long term The consolidation of interests is said to 'be financed by the National City bank of New York, which is to be made the depository for the consolidated concerns. ADOPT A NEW RULE. After January 1 Shippers Must Have Two of Stock-to Get a Free Hide Home. City, Aug.

January-1 the shipper who has-but One load of cattle-or hogs for market will be unable to get, a' return pass. The have decided to aiudish this custom, and make, it necessary to have at least two cars to obtain a return pass. If the shipper has. five cars he may get, two. return passes, and for 11 jjhree return, passes.

Not more than three passes will be issued, no matter how many cars are shipped. WILL NEVER EAT AGAIN. Colony of Invalids Who Bnbslst on Milk Alone, Drinking Ten Quarts a Day at Intervals. New Haven, Aug; Is a colony of invalids on Thimble islands off Brariford, whp have quit eating arid are of a new cuve, plain milk. It is said to.

have effected two remarkable cures one a case which scientists were uiia- ble. to cope with. There, are nine in the colony' nnd each invalid declares greatly benefited by the remedy. As far as can b'e learned Philip H. Rohinson, registrar.of university.

at Washington, is'the discoverer of the medical properties of milk. llr. Robinson suffered great many years with a nervous disease which specialists have, been un- ffble.to. benefit. as, he.

says, he was tired Of everything, including eating, he determined a little more than a month ago to -forego solid, food and live on-milk. The succees of his experiment has more than Surprised him. In the month he hns lived without solid food of any kind he has gained eight pounds in weight and.his nervous disease has disappeared. He drinks ten quarts-of milk a day, a glass at a time, at intervals of half an hour. He declares that he will never eat.again.

A LONG SWIM. iuiiuuquouiiuHitMiuiuituuHiuiHAiiitiMUiiuuiiimuaaiiifUAiauuuuuummij Holbein Tries to Imitate Capt. Webb's' Feat of from Calais' to Dover but Fails. Dover, Aug. Holbein, who Saturday, the anniversary of Capt.

Webb's swim from Dover to Calais, staffed from Cape Gris-Nez (between Boulogne-surlier and Calais), in an attempt to swim! to Dover, narrowly escaped drowning. He covered -the course to a point within six miles of Dover and then collapsed, after having been in the Water 12 hours and 46 minutes. The tug accompanied him took him from the water and brought him, to Dover yesterday morning. He was carried to a hotel in a semi-conscious condition. I-t was found that his eyesight had been badly affected by the salt water.

Last night, however, he had recovered and- he announced his intention to renew the His exploit was very remarkable, considering, the roughness of the sea, and has established a record. CONSPIRATORS ARRESTED; Federal Official and Other" at Nogaleg, Charged with Smtfcgllng Chinese Into States. Washington, Aug. treasury officials have unearthed what they allege, is a wide conspiracy in Nogales, to admit Chinese. Thtis far the collector at Nogales, William H.

Hoey, and Chinese Inspector. B. P. Jpssey, Frank How and another Chinaman' who lives at Clifton, have been Other arrests wftl follow. It is charged that the in large numbers have been permitted to cross the border upon the payment to the collector of anywhere from $50 to $200 apiece.

Hoey was a- year and a half ago from Indiana. To Swim from Boston to New York. Boston, Aug. swim from Boston to New York is the feat that Peter S. McNally will attempt, making the start next Sunday, the entire distance to be covered Within 30 days.

Mr. McNally hopes to arrive at the Buttery in New York'before noori on Monday, September 30. The actual, distance nautical miles, Init the "swimming course will be verj'little miles. More FlHnluo lusnrneuts Surrender. Manila; Aug.

was received 'yesterday that the insurgent, Col. with 17 officers' and 13 men, surrendered Saturday to Capt. Brown, Of the Fourth at, The surrender of numerous other smaller contingents last week brings the. total to more than 100. Gov.

Taft is expected to return to Tuesday after havihg appointed civil officials throughout all northern Luzon. Most Beaatlfnl Woman In America Dead, Aug. private telegram from Charlottesville, announces the death- of Miss Maude Coleihah Woods in that city. Miss Woods was pronounced the most beautiful in America by a committee from the Pa.n-Americari exposition and her profile adorns all of the medals issued by the board of The Eufaula Drug Co. We have opened a new next to Turner- We carry everything to be had first- class Drug New goods arriving every Fruits, always on hand.

Wa solicit a' part of your patronage. J. R. RANSOM, Mgr. Eufaula, Ind.

Ten Negroes Ordered to Leave Sapnlpa. Sapulpa, I. Aug. the. circulars posted ordering all groes not Creek' citizens to' leave town, Mayor Miller issued tipn ordering' all negroes not property holders to leave under penalty of being tried as vagrants.

Quite a Of negroes have Declare Doers Will StrucrClO. London, Aug. war Office, has received the following dispatch from Lord Kitchener, dated at yesterday: has issued a counter proclamation, warning all-Boers against my latest proclamation and. declaring that they will tiaue the struggle." i I i V. The Palace Drug Store J.

C. BELT, Prop. We carry a complete line of everything that is to be found in a firs.t-class' drug Our stock of drugs are pure and fresh. When you are.in need of anything in the way of rugs it will pay you to consult us. Prescriptions carefully and accurately com- pounded.

We also' carry a fine line of Cigars and Tobacco. EAST SIDE TRACK, EUFAULA, I. T. Ct E. FOLEY, Pres.

PHIL Pres. J. T. CRANE, Cashier. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EUFAULA, IND.

TBR. Paid-up Capital, $40,000. Qpen for Business February 28, -1898. Does a general banking business and solicits accounts of, merchants, farmers and cattlemen and in return we promise prompt and satisfactory servipe. Blacksmith Carriage Co.

HorseshQeing. a Specialty, Repair work on Rollins. Stock and Farming Implements promptly dona. Manufacturer of Wagons and Buggfes. EUFAULA, IND.

TER. D. C. A CIVIL ENGINEER. OFFICE IN HOTEL GENTRY.

CHEOOTAH, IND. TER. For 16 years'connected with the S. government and-, lately in charge of the Indian Territory, has opened an office in Checotah and prepared to do 8ur- 'veying of all SPECIAL ATTENTION TO LOCATING CLAIMS Absdlutely the. Best Quickest Route to HOT Pullman Buffet Sleepers, Eree Reclluiug Chair Cars on all Trains.

C. B. HART, General Western Agent, Oklahoma City, Ok. GEORGE H. JOHN V- TEDFORD, Gen'l Pass, and Tkt.

Agt. T. P. Agent. Little Rock, Arkansas.

J. P. HOLDJCN, Traffic Munager..