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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
A HUGE MINING FRAUD.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-William Whalen
was arrested today. charged with the most
stupendous mining fraud of recent years.
In 1889 Whalen. who was reported TO be
the owner of mine in the Antelope dis
tricJ called the st. Peter, came to this city
and succeeded in placing among 107 per-
sons nearly $500 shares, in lots ranging
from 500 shares downwards. lie landed
in his net men of all creeds and pursuits,
including some of the best known business
men in the city. To keep up appearances
until he had sucked the town dry, Wbalen
paid out some $65, 900 ss dividends on the
stock sold. AT length suspicion crept
in and one stakeholder had Whalen ar
rested, but compromise was reached and
Whalen left town before others could get
hold of him. The stock fell fat, and of
holdings of the face value of $500, 600 the
stock holders had left only the printed
certificates. Some got out with few
dollars, among them DR.. LutZ, who saved
f75 from an investment of 5000. A day
or two since Whalen returned TO the city.
DIR. Lutz, learning of this, caused his ar
rest, and now his victims will have their
innings, 1t is generally understood that
Whalen netted something like $5OO,0OO in
the deal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
NOIES FROM GuThRIE.

GUTHRIE, o. T, Jan. 3-[Special. IA
| Democratic convention is in session at
Norman. Its object is known only TO in
terested parties.
Already localities have begun TO make
themselves uncomfortable on account Oh
what might be. The land office at OKLA
homa City is wanted on the west side
Hungry eyes are cast at the agricultural
college-in fact, every man ana locality IN
Oklahoma is possessed of the spirit of get
ting something, which is commendable In
a way.
In the deep recesses of the forests OF this
territory may be heard the mellltluons
tones OF the young legislator, who is prac-
tIcing before the silent oaks that he may
have that purity of tone and confidence
begotteh of habit when he appears IN the
/ legislative L halls as representative OF Ms
country Dire calamity awaits some, as
they will be at the close of the session
bereft of the few pin feathers they now
POSSESS.
The governor is preparing his message.
He will point out the way in which lavish
expenditures of public money now going
on may be stopped. Will the legislature
give ear to his advice?
Over one thousand dollars for the leases
of school lands has been received this year.
Does GnlS look ike JHe poverty anu SuiS
lug that has been depicted by the unreIla-
bic correspondents of eastern papers?
Secretary Martin is convalescing. Gal
Orner has ably filed the position during
the sickness Of Judge Martin.
Governor Seay has appointed Henry h
Asp of Guthrie, II. OverholZer of Oklaho-
ma City, j. Y. Admire OF hingis her, ID.
W. Marquart of y Orman, and } Ohm |. Ollie
of III Reno. to attend the convention TO be
held at Washington on Jan. II, 1898, to
discuss the advisability of the govern
ment's connecting the great lakes with the
Atlantic ocean by Il deep-water ship canal.
The territorial worlds fair commission
will hold a meeting at Oklahoma City on
Friday next. It is important that all
mem bers of the commission be present
The agricultural exhibit from different
parts of the territory Is being collected and
arranged in the back part of Will Littie's
store preparatory TO sending it to Chicago.
The Pharmace ceutical association met at
Oklahoma City yesterday.
The Oklahoma contingent at Washing
ton Is increasing in numbers and charac-
ter. Messrs. Ross, Clarke and Harvey
are already there. Dennis Flynn, the
delegate-elect and Heury Asp leave soon.
In Mr. Asp the territory has IL strong
man. Possessed of more than ordinary
acumen, he copes with opposition IN II
manner that wins admiration from both
both sides.
The university people are urging that
the Perkins bill be so amended as to give
them more land for "A university fluid
This they should have aud we hope that
congress will grant their request.
There has been unusually severe
weather, but today the sun Is out and the
roads are drying out rapidly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
TNPEKA TOPICS

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 3.-The supreme
court today heard the arguments in the
cases brought against the state board of
canvassers by the populst state central
committee, involving four seats in the
legislature. An array OF legal talent is
engaged in the cases. Among the lawyers
are ex-Congressman Peters and Judge
Frank Doster. 1t is not generally antici-
pated that the findings of the court Will
change the situation in the legislature,
except to give Rosenthal the Democrat
from Haskell county, the certificate of
election issued TO StubbS the Republican,
by an undisputed clerical error.
Charles II. Patterson, a real estate man
of considerable property, died this morn
ing of morphine-whether intentional or
not is disputed 4 few weeks ago. while
intoxicated, he got into "A buggy not his
own and drove the horse to death. This
escap2de has preyed upOn his mind.
The State Federation Of Labor adjourned
sine die this morning, 10 meet in Leaven-
worth the first week in January of next
year. The following officers were elected:
President. II. NJ. Ives of Topeka; first vice
president, William Hodge of ofLeavenworth:
second vice president. {. Bishop of Kansas
City, Kan; secretary, l. johnson Of To-
peka; treasurer, c. c. Bowes of Topeka
following: A. T. kirkpatrick of Topeka,
Joseph Heiukel of Wichita, j. II. Robin
son of Topeka, J. A. Jeayer of Leaven-
worth and II. Winch OF Atchson. Reso-
lutions were indolsrd making ii a felony
for barber shops to be open on Sunday;
Condemniug rs Illegal contracts with APP
preutices; indor>ing a boiler inspection
law and recommending an amendment TO
the S-hour law, anu 10 scale wages from
the minimum point TO the maximum.
Printers representing eight unions will
meet tonight to appoint a committee to
effect an organization OF all the printers in
the state.
The state board of railroad commission
ers today made public their decision in the
UuiOu Terminal company case against the
Union Pacific, the Missouri Pacific and
the Rock Island roads. In this case the
interested companies were unable 10 reach
an agreement whereby the terminal com
pauy should be allowed to cross the tracks
of the other companies in Kansas City,
Kan. Ia their decision the commissioners
give the Union Terminal company the
right TO cross the tracks as requested the
latter company % pay the Union Pacific
$500 and tile Missouri PtciiC 500 Tor the
right Of way. Tac Rock Island Is awarded
damages 10 the amount OF 81 As n lease
holder
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ROBBED HEB MISTRESS.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Niss Kate Sheri
dan. alias Mrs. Catherine Rickart. was
taken TO Washington today on "A Warrant
sworn out there tor her arrest on the
charge of stealing s. 600 worth OF her mis-
tress' jewelry and clothing. She WAS
Princess Ruspoli's (wite Of Prince Ruspoi
of the Italian legation at Washington
confidential maid and disappeared from "a
Lakewood n. !. } summer house. taking
with her the articles mentioned Some Of
the articles We're found on the womsn's
person when arrested Several pawn
tickets told where the others had gone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
WORLDS FAlR CONGRESSES.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-The worlds fair
congress auxiliary has learned that in
some instances the invitations to take part
in the arrangements for and the proceed
ings of the worlds fair congresses have
not been received, and that in other cases
there has been delay for more specific
communications and requests for CO
operation. The officers therefore appeal
TO the public press. The fact is that the
active participation of all appropriate or
ganiZations is desired not only in the pro-
ceedings Of the congresses, but in the
making Of definite and suitable arrange
ments for such proceedings, TO the end
that they may embrace all such subjects
as ought to receive attention in the various
congresses. The worlds fair congress
auxiliary therefore trusts that the prac-
tical impossibility of personal communi
cation with all whose cooperation is de-
sired will be appreciated, and that all such
organizations and leaders will without
delay, if they have not already done so,
send to the officers of the auxiliary at
Chicago such information, inquiries and
suggestions as they may deem conducive
to the end in view.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
SUNDAY DEADBEkT{SN.

NEWTON, Kan, Jau. $-Amoug other
resolutions upon the subject in an address
10 the president, the senate and the house
OF representatives q. the United States.
the following, adopted Uy the First 3ap-
tist church OF this city, is new turn on
the sunday openers:
III the interest Of those who are com
pelled to labor SIX days in the week re-
Quires the opening O. the worlds fair on
the Lords day, we respectfully suggest
that the fair be 50 opened, without the
running of machinery, and that all per
sons shall have full aud free ingre>s and
egress 10 ani from all grounds. buildings.
halls aud exhibits, aud be exempt from all
charges. fees and expenses charged by the
managers Of the fair for such privileges on
other uavs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
WASHINGTON LETTER.
One FIRM In Buffalo spends wore
Money at tste Fsuffaio PoEi-osftcs
than all the Banks and News
papers combined

Tszhi-g-ou % { lcttcr sa-s, thEt tbs
r,cst office agtho~ities az i aSEIr fon Tef'srt
that ore frTu IN BGhalo-tbe Nors1 D-sfet-
sarv Medical '5C7-sT<-ssls ar -@l'g
ore hundred thousand dollars s.oa.9sr toT
STAMPS alone. IA carrying nn thsir ez'ei =
IropTietary business THIS IS fD1re man az
the hanks ard newspapers Uf bGia-D IS'''-
biIed spend for prsta-s.
Here's Grr1 which hss grown STRIP ~
sr@p. through many yea-E . .-rea;'is-s -
reason for this wonderful ErpTfa Is -.
that jbev have faith iH what tSeF - =
usrrrA fE5'A ira, Il ireT cant n@i-l1s -
cure .hsv dgat tr9at Fos~ ugEgY
For many wears they have teen ertAaS II
Fiercs's reEr7sssies-one. Dr. Eserues Ce4Se3
A@tscai Discg~eTT- for regulating sIsd ~
viEorE-iuE rbe liver and psaTglF4az ne fsaf'-
t5s Other Or Fle7res FavC-lts FTssTli' i'iasa.
tns hope Cf vssET Tvouz2nbocd. ard tsseT =
boeu sc'a for wears, sd rs fhe usala2cs TO-
ft~T. sol4 gndsF = pot9fsrr es1assgsss< ~
osnef:lnE or eEriag aS yosT Esesey W u
rezGodzd
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THE SUCKER STATE soLoNs.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Jan, 3-The hotels at
the state capital are crowded today with
members of the legislature and.prominent
politicians from all parts of the state, who
are attracted here by the unusual event of
the meeting of a Democratic general
assembly. The conflict for Office and
honors is on with great intensity, and
much bitter feeling has been engendered.
This is particularly true in the senate,
where two Democratic factions are striving
for the supremacy which gives control ofthe
organization of that body and dictates the
committee chaIrmanships, "a well as the
presidency pro tempore and the minor
ofIcIes of the senate. The house aud
senate caucuses of both political parties
will be held tonight.
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RUN DOWN BY AN ENGINE.

TROY, n. Y, Jan. 3.-The New York
express struck a carriage containing
Henry Wallace and his wife and daughter
this afternoon, Killing Mr.. Wallace and
probably fatally injuring the mother and
daughter.
DETROIT. Jan. 5 "A sleighing party of
thirty young people was run down by a
Grand Trunk freight thrain tonight. The
sleigh was wrecked but happily nobody
was killed, although several were severely
in inrnh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
GERMAN BOODI Frs.

BERLIN, Jan. 3-The attempts of sew
eral newspers to smother in ridicule the
Guelph fund scandal have not succeeded.
The details given In the Vorwaerts article
concerning the distribution of the money
are too minute to be dismissed as mere
fabrications The Social Democratic GEN.
tral committee undoubtedly is in posses
sion of information which corroborates a
part or all of the story published by their
organ. Although withholding for obvious
reasons the names of the recipients of the
brlbes, the VorwaertS indicates their oc
cupatlons and politics with eXactness. Ten
of the men who were beneficIaries of the
fund.- it says, were officials OF the empire,
eight were generals, three were Judges,
eleven were journalists and twenty-five
were members of the reiehstag. The
deputies IN question We're mostly National
Liberals ana Conservatives, and received
sums varying between 81, 500 and -, 200
each. Three of the principal benetciaTles
of the fund are believed to have been in
innate friends of King Ludwig Of Bavaria.
The heaviest bribings, says the VorwaerCs,
was done in 1886
The Vossiche Zsitung speaks more in
sympathy with public opinion when 1t
says: ''The Social Democrats probably
have other weapons OF some sort in
reserve. France viii eXult that Germany,
too, has her Panama scandal. The present
government is in an unpleasant position,
as it lacks means 10 prove the unauthentl-
city or falseuesS of the documents held by
the Social Democrats
The majority Of the Berlin editors speak
fully as sharply against any policy except
one of full and immediate investigation.
There Is no doubt, however, that Prince
bismarck had he receipts for money from
the Guelph fund burned every year, after
be had submitted the report OF eXpeudit-
ures to the emperor. The information
supplied to the Norwaerts is believed to
have been gained for the Social Democrats
by August Bebel Should Bebel be as
disingenuOus as he usually is in cases
where an advantage is TO be acquired over
the government, an investigation such as
the one recommended viii be exceedingly
perilous, as the governments lack of
means would leave the Social Democrats
fairly free to bsmircn many high reputa-
tious, even if they failed 10 command
sufficient proofs to back them
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COLD WEATHER IN AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Jan. 3.-NioIent Suow,torms
have prevailed throughoUs Austria and
Hungary all day. Ar kinds OF traffic is
impeded aud scores Of villages are COM
pieJeiy isolated. In this city the snow is
piled from eight 10 twelve feet high be
tween the roads and sidewalks The
marketmeu have been unable to come TO
town, aud there is great dearih OF all farm
products. \ milk and butter famine
nlreadY eXIsLs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
ELLSWORTH WYATT AT LARGE

GUTHRIE. q. T., Jan. 5 - Ellsworth
Wyatt. member Of the Dalton gang, who
was captured in Indiana after long
chase and brought here 10 answer for vari-
Gus crimes, and who is also wanted at
Greensburg. Kan, for murder. escaped
from Jail here this evening. The Salvation
Army had been given permission TO hold
services in the jail for he benefit Of the
prisoners. who were allowed 10 gather in
the corridors. While the services were in
progress Wyatt slipped past the guards
and made good his escape without attract
ing attention. There IS no cue as TO the
direction he took, and he viii probably
escane reCantMre
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WEATHER BULLETIN
yVrATuEp RrPFAU


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan. Jan. 8. 1898.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair followed "Wednesday
night by colder.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was AZ, the lowest q and the
mean 81, with dense fog in the forenoon
followed by clearing weather, fresh TO
light southwest winds and a marked 1alI
In pressure.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of January
has been 81 and for the 3rd day &c.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-The following
are the indications until s p. N. Fri
day:
For Missouri-Snow, changing to rain;
warmer; southeast winds.
For Kaasas-Fair, except rain in ex-
treme west; warmer; south winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
4 MEXICAN CONCESSION

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 3-Tae transfer
was made yesterday in th,e city OF all the
interests in a concession for 4 railway
trcm Guaymas 10 DenlinE. distance cf
l.4jJ miles. The purchaser is strong
English OTgSu.ZatIou called the Mexico
Northern Pacific Railway ccI.s p4av. :
colonization concession l. attached 10 the
scheme. aud 10 ) intended 20 bring IN
thousands IF Sweties and Norveciaus dur
ing tie year.
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WHEEL RECORDS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 3-Four worlds
cycling records for indoor tracks were
broken this afternoon. John 5. Johnson
went against Sanger's 2;31 mile and made
n mile in 1926 Ballard started in half
against Johnson's lib and did il in l:02.
while Rhodes reduced Gilhen's 1929 for
five miles TO 1906 As. Pace making was
alternated among the three riders. The
quarter mile record was broken by Bal
lard, who made the distance il .3j 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
SHOT Rv Hlc BROTHFP

ST. JOSEPH, No, Jan. 3.-Horace WyDd-
ham, prominent attorney Of this city,
was fatally shot by his brother, Harry
Wyndhsm. yesterday afternoon. The men
were out hunting. Harry slipped and fell
and nis gun was discharged, the eutire
load entering his brothers neck. Harry
Nyndhsm Is a member Oh the grain firm
OF Wyndham & Hatch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
QFRVISHFS AND MILITARY.

CAIRO. Jan. The body of dervishes
which recently attacked Gemai was over
taken by detachment of Egyptian cavalry
yesterday and fierce battle ensued. The
dervishes, who greatly outnumbered the
Egyptians, made furious onslaught on
the government TROOPS and were finally
repnl,ed with heavy loss, many of the
dervishes being slain. Captain Pym of
the British staff aud forty five Egyptians
were killed and many others wounded.
Other British officers have been sent as Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
I PIANO TRUST.

JERSEY CITY, y. J, Jan. 3-A combina-
ton for ybe manufacture OF piauo> has
been effected, the leading spirits OF which
are William S1einway and Freeborn G
Smith, manufacturer OF the Bradbury
piano VIVA Il lew other capitalists They
have formed close corporation with a
capital stock os 500 ooo The corpora
l.oG name Is y. b. SEetsoa & Go.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
A YOUTHFUL DEFENDANT

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 3-Little Stewart
Rogers, II years old, the youngest prisoner
ever tried in the Pennsylvania courts for
murder, was put on trial today for stab
bing TO death his playmate, James II
Siveson, l. years old. Tonight the Jury
returned verdict OF acuuitiaI. An affect
ing scene between the mother and her son
followed the announcement Of the verdict.
causing the judge aud the spectators to
wipe their eyes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
a COLD WAVE.

ST. PACL. MINI. Jan 3.-Another cold
wave j. rapidly coming IRON the north
west. Lust night the barometer was 80
at HiuuiTe- At s. Vincent the mer-
curry was =, ana at Moorehead - degrees
below zero. Here il reached degrees be
low, and the fail for the past twenty-four
hours has been thirty degrees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
A GOLD FIND.

STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. 3-A discovery has
been made i'll the Unica mine at Angels
camp of pocket so rich that 2S-pound
piece or rock yielded 16 pounds OF gold
Another piece weighing 5 pounds held 3
pounds ot gold. The miners say that it is
the most valuable find ever made 10 hat
rich section. The mine is steady produc-
er of the mineral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
COLORADO LAWMAKERS

DENVER, Jan. st now LOOKS as il the
Colorado legislature Will not be organized
without some difficulty The RspGIiclus
have small majority IN the house but
the populsts and Democrats are rustlinE,
and claim that they VIII org iujz- that
BODY when 1t 5 called to order at Wedues-
day noon. They claim 10 have secured the
pledge OF two Republicans 70 help them.
The great Interest however Will center in
the organization Of the senate. OF toe
th!rty-tye members. fifteen are Republi-
cans twelve are popuIsrS. aud eight are
Democrats, tue latter holding the balance
OF power. which in the present case may
mean something beyond mere obstruction.
Impaired Digestion renaired by BEECH
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ROCKFORD, lis, Jau. 3-Tom AIalau
broke l0'3 glass balls in forty-four min
utes here yesterday He stood thirty feet
from Tue tnsow=E His feat breaks tae
world record. Nalsg's face was 81
oi.Ntered 10y irceSSsut firing that ie had 10
he poli. .ce1 after the coatesa lie missed
80 Of the io3J thrown.
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GOvEpNOR MiKINL EY.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 3.-Governor Nc
Kinley, III his annual message TO the leg
islature, reviews the financial condition of
the state, which shows deficit in funds
amounting to SOS, SIS 80. He advises that
economy be pracuced and that appropria-
tions be kept within the estimated
amounts,
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A BOILER EXPLOSION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Jan. BY the ex-
piOsion of locomotive near FrancesviIle
today, Fireman Mccarthy and Brakeman
Buck were killed Engineer Cavauaugh
was severely scalded but be may live. A
farmer working near by was badly hurt
by flying debris
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
THE FRENCH CABINET.

PARIS, Jan. ) M Charles Floquet this
evening denied the truth of the rep pOrt
that be intended to resign the presidency
of the chamber He added that, to his
certain knowledge, the current rumors of
disagreement in the cabinet were with
out the slightest basis n fact.
Minister of Justice Bourgeois is serious
IL IlE
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The CURTIS CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3-The second At
empt TO proceed with the second trial Of
Maurice Strel.iuger. better known as N.
B. Curtis, ('Samuel of Posen'0 charged
with the murder of Policeman Alexander
Grant, was made today. The WORK OF
securing a jury Is expected 10 occupy a
number Of days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
4 CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effect ot syrup OF Fig when ia
need OF laxative. aud il the father or
mother be costiye or bilious the mos.
gratifying results follow its use; so that il
Is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Boston, Jan. 3.-In "A fit of jealousy this
afternoon, Louis Wagner shot and killed
Mrs Fannie Speer and then committed
suicide. The couple, though unmarried,
had been living together in fremont
street auartmenC house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
MIsERs ERozeN 70 DEArH.

fAi.lN' Jao. s.-IuteEse cold prevails
tArou-hout France. TIE seine i ics-
bound. Two OLD women were found
Irrz-h TO death Tbs affrrlu n I'm The roaT
4d1FtsF. io ta=3r burasu drawer wss
found 91.ol9 francs IN nank noiss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-04
CR-LIAPY

CHICAGO Jan. PETER SchoenhofT. tie
brewer, is ceaa a-ed o. TIE estate =
valued az S2.5Up0
DESyEE. Jan. DIR Alexander Shaw.
chief 20, the agricultural e.e,aarfgneut O..
sAs word fair, ana oae OF tue board
lar na'.2Hgtrs 4ied t3sisy. lie was bora
az CaMtieE, De-. in 1918
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CARLISLE WILL ACCEPT.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 3.-It is reported
on reliable authority that John 6. Car
Isle has concluded to accept the national
treasury portfolio This Information was
received from prominent politician, an
intimate friend OF the senator's.