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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

for the winter. on refer you 70 ,ou,,,
o. f'om $50 to six a'd eight Children ,aFs
have not been apic 10 purchase a naa.Wl6
Of clothing since last year and many a Hee
Grru arc n,aril har,. Money is ncoa Vll'
purchase fuel. / found on calliraeeu' %
f9inIiy that iAcir only provisions wer, u a
ttoc,. nothing t. burn but green wil,Io '
to keep them FROM freezing. This is WV,
a. sample case. Much Of the suforino Du!F
never be known. Anything IN ,hn VIII
oi clothing or money Will be gratefully y , /,
criErd." IT,
Many who have heretofore used how.
fUal are now compelled to find Somo,h iU'
else. as there was no grass to cut.
The dcstitution IN South Dakota
norlI and ives, Of 4 lincdrawu from Y.n "g'
t,4 to Canton, with sphinx County aIa",
'u center OF the drcuth stricken dic,r;oa.
In some counties. notably sphinx. c,a,t
ka.2sbury. Nccopk and Miner ana co'}
west tie dcStitttiOn is severe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

& mas, meeting OF the citizens Of Dcs,
WOO! has been held to take action tow
relieving the distress prevalent in some
portions of Nebraska. Committees Lara
been appointed in every town in the hin,
ana The work OF raising funds, provisions
am! clothing already started upon. VIII.
out hardly an effort two carloads Of aogr
have been secured and will b. shipped i'm.
mcdiatel! 10 tie relief committee in NJ.
hraska. No effort Will be spared By the
people of the Hills TO aid their neighbor, i,
rrci and from their store OF plenty a good,
iy portion will be forwarded TO relieve III,
>uif"rinCs Of the unfortunate lroath vie.
tins.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

lulGe campbell Of the Cicuit Court d.
Ao.r:eca, has signed an ordor diScharriso
'a.l.tS Acklcy OF Glendale from Custod'
on being shown that the arrest and dctr..
t.ol Of AclIey in this state was under NJ.
4 tanccS that we're illegal. The .Inds.
l:,aer ordered thatthc North Dako,aAg
.t DE returned TO The sheriff Of IA
i.tv.
itEicy was arrested at Ellcudale q ,...
or more ago for conspiracy in iihera,i9q.
PRISONER and embcz2lement. The pre,.r.
~I:.c,cdiu-s will probably terminate is
Wjole proceedings for a time at les,
Acklcy has left for distant southern loc,I,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

Brazil. Ind, = \ ia.- oi slate oc-
CURED at tie new ...ae %. re Diamond
Coal Company. resulting in the death @!
Walter Hays and the fatal injury oi VIII
lam Frencher.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
Hona> Looking For Trouble.

Paris Special: Advice, received here
from Madagascar under date oi December
u say the Hoyas have sacked the Amber
Mountain >auitariu n, Cord.ego .Suarez.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
WAS IT w. W. TAYLOR
MO WAS UNDER ARREST At
MEMPHiS2

The Chief Of Police Claims TO Have
Had Him and Let Iiim Go-Mys-
terry Surrounds the inair-Ihc
Weekly Review.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
ECONOMY NECESSARY
SOJTH DAKOTA HUST REDUCE
Ter EXPENSES.

Cadicai Measures Must BE Resortod to 81"
he PAIRING OF Appropriations for som"
OF the state Ir-titutions-A suggestion
that vi bU; Two o: the Colleges lie
Closed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

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No One Had
Affairs Ha
but It Is {
Lose Nothi
Weeks.
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news recei
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presidcnt
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appear to
pierre wit
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and the cl
like q thu
because b1
institution
nectad we
liable hey
pierre sh'
there to I
urer, and
It is csti1
missing y
financial
shock to {
business
enterprise
connected
enterprise
thousand
bank her
as one Of
state.
On Tt
opened f
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correspot
per cent.
bonds Of
There "
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picions a
from Pi
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TAT
south D1
fGETS Avn
Q

40 One Iiad|
Affairs ria
but 1t Is L
Lose Noti,i
Weeks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

Berlin
coinmitte
Solialistit
which wa
the public
Socialist
who refus,
Emperor
4, has reje
cute Herr.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
Hraastroet's Financial Review.

New York, March S.-Rra dstreets
Financial Review tomorrow VIII say:
The stock market all this week has
been very irregular. 1t was Ior the
most part awaiting speculation ana
the chief influence may be attributed
to the advance of exchange rates and
consequent fears that gold shipments
might occur. While rates for drafts
on Europe have been fully up TO the
gold shipping point, the bond syndicate
has successfully ayerted any ship
ments. or consequent drawing OF gold
from the United States treasury, which
institution now holds over $50, 100000
in its gold reserve. Until this point
became clearer the market betrayed
bearish tendencies and although Lon
don was somewhat disposed to pur-
chase American stocks il the early
part of the week, there vas no re-
Spouse whatever on this side The ola
process of the creation of a short in
terest without any liquidation has
Der. repeated, and as a result the mar
ket was ready to rally on the TaC> that
no gold was engaged and that the syn
dictate still seems to be master OF the
situation as far as the foreign eX-
change market is concerned. Another
circumstance which was OF some effect
was the declaration on last Thursday
of the regular dividends upon sugar
stock. while more or less attention is
paid to the proposed reorganization or
the Distilling company, the tendency
in both cases being to create a better
feeling regarding the industrial stocks
in general.
The action Of the Reading company.
though threatening to precipitate
rate war with the Jersey Central and
the Lehigh Valley. has considerable in
fuence on the shares OF coaI-carryIng
roads and severe liquidation has also
made its appearance in Baltimore and
Ohio and New York Central, the bear
traders, of course, helping along the
improvements for the sake of the effect
in other directions. The position of
the granger stocks is believed to de-
pend very much on the action Of the St
Paul directors in regard TO the divi-
dend on the company'S stock.
A large short interest, II seems, has
been created in London on the hypo-
thesis that the ST Paul dividend viii
be passed and even if there Is re-
duction in the rate, these shorts would
nroba bly have 10 cover.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09

Mr Elmer May. manager 90 HoIa-
days Military band at Hutchinson was
IN the city yesterday on business con
Hected with tho United States court.
There was AMY one entry IN the pro
late court yesterday. IL the case %
Nathantal Towuer Va - T Tobias
summons issued Co. sheriff for defendau,
Tho Magnolia quartet. a colore-f sing
in; club are Practicing every night AMI
are coming out IN crest shape. Tho
boys. II they continue. VIII soon be way
up ia the profession.
John Mccullough the coloref man
Ubo gave the police such = tuSsls
Thursday night. had rs trial yesterday
morning He was fne6 3 and E~n,~nr-
81 10 fifteen days IN jail Ills term com
meuccd yesterday.
Yesterday Mrs. Anna Gettrich. sx.d
-. departed this life at her home s2a
North Washington avenue. She bad
been sick year with consumption and
experienced much suffering she leaves
2 husband and two children 20 mourn
her loss The burial will take place al
HaIstesd Sunday
Some uneas,nesn II felt among ID,
friends - Feuton Clark. deputy regis
fer ~ deeds. as 10 he whereabouts. tie
went home o. dinner Thurafay and has
not heeu seen since. Judge Barrett his
chlef. thinks be simply went out on
little hunting trip as many others Oh
about the same time and That Do ~lR
turn up safe and sound lu a few days
The entertainmsn, given bY tho
Eighth grade Of Lincoln school IA Gar
fed bail Last night ~as well attended
and the audience we're wsil pleased
rith the pr gram Zach participant
entered into ihe spirit q tbs thing an
rtI All ne could 20 MAKE 40 "a SUCCESS.
AZ q Consequence tie program x4z .
pleasing one and eFe-y one wss delight
"a
assistant General paszengcy agent
= lack sr cnmlanv with Receiver ~
lfi-e and SIp~rir teu1erf Hartman
Rave been ont over fhr Wirhifs snf
Western IRE ira f-s tons aye fhat sofne-
th3r2 ls x ing - hapr~n sosu attn ref
freroe o. tr. operation and a~airr -
This road. witch 1Tfii n0t ouiF lnfSrs~'
Wichita buf aIl TIE tovns along that
Lee
~ TiIi - seen bT references 20 an an
nu3nceuaeut ffr8nd sisesE here In our as
TertisiuT cefirrns. fhe AIzEsachu-s,f.
Iafe lusursnle company have es4.h-
2 sssef = V.rsss-n r feF.a rtrrleYsl Ia e@.une~-
ton vish thslf sensfal ofgics. in u-tesssfS
i-H Fs4rfnrF e. SfaHsf kas received
ta- EppDirffn~nt a. g~nsr&i agent ~
'-r sH-seH e department.. = lady WEI
toA-r is the risY Tor her energy. eli
far" ana activity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09

The r. y. Circle Of Kings Daughters
az Miss Jennie Freeman 40 North To-
peka avenue, Saturday AT 3 O'Clock.
The Third ward primaries will be held
March - at the Eagle stables North To-
peka avenue.
There will be caucus OF the Re
publiCans OF the Fifth ward held ia the
basement Of the NartinsOn block ON
Tuesday the 18th Of March. for the pUr-
pose Of nominating candidates for
council, school board and delegates
10 the city convention.
To the Republican voters OF the Sixth
ward: There will be Il meeting AZ the
corner OF Douglas and Ida avenues
Monday evening March II. ~ 30 fof
the purpose Of selecting thirteen per
sons as delegates t. the city conveu-
ton. All Republicans are urged 70 bs
present.
Odessa Rebekah lodge No 1sl. will
have business Of importance at the
next regular meeting Monday March
j. Mrs. Emma EWyn, Noble Grand
requests all members 70 be present
4 course 81 Missionary Extension lee
lures will be given under The auspices
of the local union which VII &c Or in
tercsl 20 everyone. Rev. &. II sims
win deliver the first address on Monday
evening in the Plymouth Congregation
~ church. Notice n the other addresz-
- viii D. given later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
CITY IL BRfEY.

Miss ida Decateur % the postofTice f.
sick.
George Birket - Eureka vas IN the
city yesterday
John Arbogast has returned from 2
weeks visit IN Missouri
Mr.. George Fisher leaves today FOR a
short visit AZ DsSslcosa-
Glenn Harrison 81 Hutchinson 81
81 ending a few DAYS in the city.
sheriff, Royse took Milton Ayers %
the asylum al OsaV atomic last night
Efrs = ~ Gentner left last niEft FOR
- Louis where she viii engage 81 bust
ues-
Ms. GcCabe who has been SIX fcr a
week or rlore has resumed Der duties a.
the Eostofilce
Judge Wyatt is-uef a rrarrssEe Ioenss
70 OTIS p Cooley and Miss Kozslla H.s-
ier yesterday
Horace Morgan. ore - WlnHeif-s
young society r-eu. has beer visiting iu
the city and retBTne1 % his home ye--
tsrrsy evening
Harry Dunbar VA around yesterday
srnCnz the politicians Fse Has inform
lax thsru thet - vas candidate for
she school hard IN his ward
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09

Is stated mire money than any horse
that was started here this season, Ri
ey Grannon alone losing $4,000, after
winning an immense amount on Rey
Alfonso Lucky Dog also started for
the first time today but was evidently
not in fit condition and was not played
10y Simon q. Reid. his owner In the
first race Lochinvaf. 40 to ]. ran away
TWO miles and the horses We're finally
sent off without him. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs, selling,
maidens. Little Bob 81 Usom) u TO !,
won; Mntineer, 10S tGrifhn), TO 1, Sec
ond: Esperance. l03 tBergen). to /,
third Time, l:l5la. DR. Gardner, Ex-
aminer. J. O. c. Nipper, Yreka, Non
roe and Lochinvar also ran.
Second-SiX furlongs, handicap: Rey
Alfonso. 103 Carr 4 to ], won: Don Full
no 1l6( Chront. To l, second: Quirt, &c
tCochran). to l. third. Time, 1:13A.
Ferier. Duke Stevens, Realization, Gus
sic and True Briton also ran.
Third-MiIe. selling: Mollie r, S.
(Frawly) j. To l. won; Hydy. FOL Grit
1fnD. to =. second; Miss BUckly, 80
Cochran. 10 TO. third. Time, 1:A2L
Warrago. idaho Chief, Rarcaldine, Gar
cia. Booze. Priceile. Catchem, and
Rear guard also ran.
Fourth-Six furlongs. all ages: Du-
cat. 105 (Gergen), t TO 5. won; Bellicose,
a4 tGrifin). even. second; Lucky Dog.
Jos Carr, To l. third. Time, lis. Sue
Abbott and Kitty l. also ran.
Fifth-FiVe furlongs. selling: Can
tain Coster. iOt (Sloanep. 10 to /, won:
Royal Flush. Ill (Bergen). . to !. second
Joe Cotton, l07. Carr. s to l. third.
Time. l:ei- Morven, Mahogany. Venus,
Motto, Mainstay and Ike l. also ran.
New Orleans Races.
New Orleans, March S.-Weather fine;
track heavy. Summaries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
WILL SAVE FORTY MILES.
Scheme Revived TO Build Another Chicago
Tiftshurg Line.

ST Louis, March Sat GALLON, o,
three years ago a company was organ
lied to construct a line parallel TO the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railway. the corporate name of the
road being the Eastern Central Be
cause Of the financial depression that
soon prevailed work was stopped and
existing contracts abroEated. Now
promoters of the Eastern Central.
James Pabst and Martin Deal of Ohio
well known and shrewd investors. are
renewing efforts TO secure desired
funds It is asserted by its promoters
Chicago and Pittsburg and that oper
that forty miles will be saved between
aIing expenses viii be less than 80 per
cent of those incurred by any other
road operated A number Of st. Louis
capitalists held an informal meeting
and determined to acquire a large If
not controlling interest in the road.
They also propose to arrange matters
50 that connections Will be made with
st. Louis lines and that southwestern
traffic from the territory VIII pass
fhroEh the ST. Louis gateway.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
CAN DO NO MORE BUSINESS.
Jniunct ion Issued Against the Colorado
Security Company.

Denver. March S.-A receiver has
been asked for the Colorado Security
company and an injunction restrain
ing it from tranSacting further busl-
ness has been grant. A. j. Aldr1ch, one
of the leading members of St John 5
cathedral, is at the head Of the COM
pany. The petition is filed by II. &.
Wilson, who charges that the company
is insolvent and that the officers have
diverted to their own use at least SiV,-
OGO collected on notes and coupons.
The petition recites that the business
of the corporation has been Tor a long
time recklessly, extravagantiy ana
fraudulently managed. Money mas
been invested and money, ii is alleged,
collected on notes previously sold by
the corporation amounting TO $4,000
in the La Junta and Lamar Ditch COM
pany. which is now insolvent, and this
is practically lost. The principal ana
interest collected from other loans pre-
viously sold by the corporation, IL Is
said, has been used In the payment or
favored investors who are now buying
the loans Of the corporation. The
stockholders have organized other
companies, bought real estate with the
money of the corporation and made
loans on the lands greatly IN excess or
its value. If the entire assets OF the
corporation were sold they would not
pay over 10 per cent OF Salu IodhS' INC
petition says.
The entire capital stock Of the cor
poration has been attached except
three shares belonging TO Aldrich. Mr.
Aldrich denies the important allega-
lions in the complaint. Mr.. Wilson.
the plaintiff. was the eastern repre-
sentative OF the company and Mr. Aid
rich says this action is the result of
complications which ensued during q
settlement.
a,-o-- 49,, ,ta wet ,,erfoct raasA Z"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
EARNINGS OF THE ATCHIsoN.
Statement of system aud AuXiliaries fer
Week and Month % Date.

Chicago. March s.-The earnings Of
the entire Atchison system for the
fourth week OF February were sSl5 ,oTi.
an increase Of s19,ssS over the same
week Of last year. The net earnings
for the month 10 date are S2.si4.7st. q
decrease OF So. sS9. The earnings Of
the 81. Louis and san Francisco were
for the week SI22.472, a decrease Of
SIS. Sos: for the month TO date stll ,s4l. a
decrease Of S2l.5 S5.
The earnings Of the Atlantic and Pact
fic were for the week SIS, $50. an increase
Of $50. ISL for the month 10 date t255.ei5
an increase OF sss.Is7.
The earnings OF the Colorado Midland
were for the week s,074. an increase
Of s. 1884: for the month TO date Sie9, 0S2
a decrease OF s5.T4s.
The earnings Of the Atchison system
proper. excluding lines reported above
were for the week s5S7. les, ar increase Of
81. So: for the month 10 date s. G3S as,
a decrease % ssi.eSS- All earnings re-
ported above are Appropriated gross
earnings
The Chicago and Great Western gave
notice today - It's intention 10 make
the basis OF through rates from ST
Louis 80 points IN thu east the sum Of all
locals This viii have the effect Of CUT
ting the rates II the St Pa 4nnnea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09


Washington, March S.-During the ar
guments in TIE income tax cases in the
supreme court, in response TO a ques-
ton by Justice Gray, Mir. Seward said
there had never been a time in the
history of the country that state taxes
Were designated as other than direct
taxes.
He asserted that an income tax had
been levied in most of the colonies pri-
or to the adoption of the constitution.
The people had then regarded il as 4
direct tax and when the words direct
tax were adopted in the constitution
they must necessarily have been given
the meaning attached to them among
the people at large.
8Ir. Seward was discussing the ques-
ton of apportionment when Chief JUS
tice Fuller interrupted with the ques-
ton: SUPPOSE there should not be a
sufficient amount arising from the tax
alton of incomes OF over $4,000 TO meet
the requirements of given state
ut could be done" replied Mr.. Sew
ard ION the basis of population, which
is the only thing to be apporioned TO. =
Assistant Attorney General Whitney
then presented the outlines OF the gov
eminent case.
He explained the difference between
the two cases from New. York and the
one arising in the District, saying that
in the Moore case the effort has been
to secure an injunction against the
collection of tax, while in the other
two. cases the effort had been made
to enioin the payment of the tax, the
first being an action against the COM
missioner of the internal revenue ana
the two others against trust companies
of which the appellants We're stockhold-
ers. MFR. Moore, he said, rich man
who possessed an income exceeding
5000. 900 a year, did not claim TO have
any property that could be reached as
a lien for the collection of the tax
WAS STILL A TAX
Mr.. Moore had declared that this law
could not apply to an unconstitutional
tax. but the court had held that an UNI
constitutional tax was still a tax
How can congress make law COM
polling a man to do thing when the
stirution says he cannot?' asked JUS
tice Field, but at the suggestion or
Chief Justice Fuller that further dis
cussion of the point was unnecessary
MIR. Whitney did not attempt to reply
and passed on to the Pollack case.
He said the government had not con-
sidered Ii worth while to go back Tor
centuries for a definition of the phrase
direct tax and he devoted himself
to the consideration of the origin of the
phrase in the constitution and not 10
its use since. He said congress in con-
sidering the present law before its enact
Inent, had discussed the QueStlo mas 10
where the limit could be drawn so as 70
protect the poorer classes and the fig
IRE of 81, 600 has ben agreed upon after
a very thorough comparison of opin-
ions. AS to the discrimination against
corporations he contended that the cor
poration's income was necessarily ar
ferent from that of individuals AID
hence there must be different basis
for fixing the tax. .--
Mr.. Whitney had not concluded when
the court, at o'clock, adjourned until
Monday at II O'Clock. when, after Mr..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
DEATH OF rREDFRTCK E. sGokEIs
Noted Inventor and steam Engine Exper.
Dies Suddenly.

Kansas City, No, March S-Freder-
lex E Sickels. aged IS years, the inveu-
tor Of the CorlIss engine. died II his
office here this afternoon from heart
disease. he had eaten his usual noon
day lunch and returned 70 his desk.
Three hours later he suffered at attack
OF nausea and died shortly afterwards.
Among his many inventions was the
Sickels automatic trip steam cutoff,
which reyoluJionized the steam engines
Of the world. lie was born in Camden,
y J., in 1919. He helped build the
Union Pacific railroad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
THE WEATHER.
Wichita, March &.


Local forecast for Wichita ana yicinity-
Fair: slightly colder Satur1ay ioretit lsi'
20 r,,,Ar Saturday afternoon and SUNDAY
During the past twenty-fonr hours the
highest temperature has been y degrees
the lowest % degrees and the mean a ats-
brisk \. ". to light y. e. winds and us
inE barometer - -
Thus far this month the average tenn
nature has been 81 degrees
I-or the IA 81 six years the average TEN
.,arsture for the month OF March has
besT - degrees and for The sth day g
5eg-ees- FRED l.. JOHNSON.
NNr- Observer.
Washington. March s.-Foliowing is the
forecast Up 10 s 2. m sa'urlaE
For Kansas-FsiT; westerly WINGS
For Offahorna-Fair; warner; winds
For Colors 5o-Fa3r; light variable wind
no change in temperature
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09

pound, and appropriates $5,000,00o for
this purpose The best data obtainable
however, indicates that he appropria-
ton is entirely too small and that
something like S6,1200 900 would be nee
essary TO liquidate all the claims on
basis OF eight-tenths of cent per
pound Louisiana, it is said, produced
about 700. 600. 600 pounds, Florida and
Texas 20,O00, coo pounds and estimating
the beet sugar production at 45,0oO.O00
pounds, the same as the yield of 1888,
gives a total of 765. 100000 pounds. In
view of the probable shortage, Score
tary Carlisle has decided TO prOrate
the payments among all Of the produc-
ers according to their yield. This
would warrant a payment of about .65
cent per pound instead of 8 cent. Uu-
der this arrangements all claims will
fare alike and any scramble for pre-
cedence will be avoided
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
TELEPHONE MIN BREATHE EASIER.
Missouri Senate Liable 20 Have the House
i'll Left Over.

jefferson City. No. March The
house bill regulating telephone charges
has been delayed in the senate so long
that there Is danger OF its being lost
in the rush OF the closing days. Three
attempts to get the senate committee
10 take UP the bill failed. The tele-
phone lobby has been greatly excited
since the measure passed the house.
Immediately after the senate con-
man presented a proposition Of the St
Louis county people. Offering 70 give fifty
acres OF land and security that tx VIII
spend two million dollars in the cree
ton Of state buildings in the event
that the capital is located there The
resolution was made a special order for
3 O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-09
WILL READ AND TALK.
Nts.ionary Leseue TO Give an Entertain
ueof This Afternoon

The Young Ladies Missionary lea
que OF the First Presbyterian churcl
viii meet this afternoon 81 . csoeA = I
- raeisarra - Miss james. IA South
Ernroria avenue. a. which time the
following program VIII be Gi1en.
Devotional exercises
Annual election q cftsceTs
Paper and talk on personal reuires-
c,euces q work in 3eXico-Atss Laura
Eliuco.
missions n the older s;ates-Miss
Lucy Dubois
closing hvnn ard prayer