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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
ONE FOOT ON ETHER SIDE
NIL Won't Say That No Won't Nor Neithe
WI He That He VIII.

Albany, N. Y. Sept. 10.-United States
Senator Hill telegraphed rs follows to-
day to Norton Chase, chairman Of the
Albany county Democratic convention:
Il observe in q mornig paper that
have been elected delegate from the
Third Albany district to the state con-
vention under instructions to vote for
the endorsement OF the Chicago plat
form and candidates. This action is
taken in opposition to my wishes and
judgment, as expressed to you yesterday
and decline to accept the election upon
the conditions imposed or upon any con-
dition which would restrict my free
dom at Buffalo to aot In such manner as
consider best for the interest OF my
party"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
BIKE CATCHES ON
PLEBEIANS OF sPAIE BECOMING EN-
ANORID OF THE WHEEL.
Naughty Dons Turn mp Their Aristocratic
Shoots at Such q Means of Locomotion,
as Being Rather Swift, and Then, SO
Vulgar. But the Noiselsss Steed ID Polk
ing HIS Cold Metallic Nose In Among
Their CastiIian Affections in Spite of
ThemseIves-How 1t Will ParaIyze the
Duenna,

Washington. Sept 1o-The Spanish
ladies have not yet reached the point
where they feel equal to riding BIZ
cycle sn public, although the wheel has
at last taken the fancy of the conserv-
alive Spania drda United States Com
mercial Agent Mertens. at Valencia. in
a report to the state department upon
the subject, says that it is only with
in the last year that bicycle riding has
excited the public interest to any ex-
tent. Although for years past the
wheel has been known, still, very few
riders were seen The people not be-
ing usd TO much exercise, did not care
10 sacrifice their comfort, and hygfenic
laws generally are not much considered
in a country where a safubrious climate
spoils the people However, Of late b.
cycle riding has become a sport In Vai-
encia and although fashionable society
shows indifference because the lower
and middle classes first took it up. the
machine is slowly making its way with
them. especially with the younger ele-
ment.
LAS for the ladies riding the wheel
SAYS the agent, this will likely take
years or another generation TIL ii Is
countenanced here; the sedentary lie
OF the fair sex in this country cannot
easily be overcome in spite OF EXAMPLES
and a full appreciation Of the beue-
fetal results. In my opinion, the use
OF the bicycle by the ladies of Spain
will help towards removing that barrier
wfaiGh prevents them from going out
unless accompanied by a duenns,; It win
give them more courage and independ-
ence."
Mr.. Merten says at present the mar
ket for wheels IS controlled by French
a nd German machines and as the stand
ard steadily rises, there is an opening
for reliable American bicycles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
whitney Rrothes. are yictors.

Delmoate. Cali, Sept I0-Tlse Whit.
ney brothers. Robert and George. wrest-
ed the double championship from Harry
ami Drsscoll after one OF the most IL
ieisssting and exciting contests ever wit
messed On the Delmo2re court and are
now the heroes ot the hour.
In tfle first set the Whstaey's beirav-
ed signs ofne-vous hess and their oppo-
nelts played played better Tennis than
a. any other stage q re game. bu< the
sSf.etT won Il by 6-4- The most brilliant
tennis 81 TIE match was exhibited n
Tire Secossd set wh&ch vas won by TIE
NE.Atnsys wEth score Of % :. al
tnossghthe third was longer. as Hardy
and Drsscoi strainsd every effort 70
save the day but only succeeded IN xsn-
.lns four O. the eleven games played.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
ON PERRY-s VICTORY DAY
Cleveland Closes Her Csntennial Celebra
ten With Appropriate ObseFvances,

Cleveland Closes Her CsntenniaI Ceiebra-
tisn With Appropriate Observances.
Cleveland, O., Sept. 10.-Beautifu
weather greeted Perry's Victory Day
and the closing day Of the city's centen-
NAL celebration. Nearly all the bust
ness houses and manufacturing con-
Germs were closed
Long before the hour set for the cere-
monies to begin the streets were filed
with enormous crowds of people. Dur
ing the early morning hours constantly
arriving excursion trains from all over
northern Ohio brought many thousands
OF visitors TO the city.
The celebration OF Perry's Victory
Day was begun at $50 O'Clock this
morning by the firing OF the national sa-
iute or forty-fve guns. At $50 q. m.
mere was g reception to Governor Lip
pitt and stan. OF Rhode Island, and
other distinguished visitors An hour
Iater the exercises at the Central ermory
commenced, where. following various
selections OF music, Mayor Robert E.
Mchisson introduced Governor Bush
nell or Ohio "a the president Of the day.
AFTER an address by Governor Bush
neil ana prayer by the Rev. John Mitch
ell. Governor Charles Lippitt OF Rhode
1sIana oelfVsred an Grafton He was
followed by ex-United States Senator
NJ & Butler OF South Carolina. a nephew
OF Commodore Oiivar Hazard Perry.
Kew Dr. c. E Manchester, a third
cousin OF Commodore Perry made the
closing prayer.
IN the afternoon a great civic and In
oostriai paSent took place N which sev-
eral thousand people took part The
80 a..
ana attractive ever witnessed in this
city IL was IN three sections-milltary
civic and industrial
The battle OF Lake Erie. which Ia.
immortalLzed the name OF OIivar Haz-
za-d Perry. Was reproduced on The lake
lront this evening n @ sham battle and
pyrotechnical display which gave the
grand finale OF the centennial celeb-a-
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
TO SUCCEED DIR. c. o. BROWN
Rev. George c. Adams of St Louis to Try
His Luck With Miss Overmau

San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 1-Rev. DR.
George c. Adams. pastor Of the Compton
Hill Congregational church Of St. Louis
has been called as a supply pastor by the
members Of the First Congrega tiona,
church OF this city and will. in all pro-
liability, permanently occupy the pull
pit vacated by DR.. Charles O Brown.
who lefc scandal and a divided cons-s-
cation behind him. A salary OF 81. oar
Per annum has been offered TO Adams.
who is one OF the best known Congrega-
t.onal ministers in the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
FRANCIS CAN'T Re THERE
New Secretary Pays q High Tribute to {
gold Democratic Nominees.

Nc" secretary rays High Tribute to the
gold Democratic Nominees.
Washington, d. c., Sept 10.-Secre-
tary Francis today sent the following
telegram to Hon. w. d. Bynum at In
dianapolis:
Il regret that I cannot accept your
invitation to attend the notification of
Generals Palmer and Buckner at Louis
vile. Saturday evening. These old
heroes have fought valiently for their
convictions on many a battlefield, bu:
no patriot ever enlisted in a nobler
cause than that which they have con-
scented to lead 1t is the maintenance
OF the country's honor and the preser-
walton of the integrity OF Democratic
principles. on whose psrpetuity depends
the survival Of our institutions.
May the nominees receive that ear
nest and Jealous support which their
high character and the national Demo-
cratic party's pure aims 50 richly merit
ID R. FRANCIS"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
vEKMoNrERs HOUND roR CANTON
Their New York Political Brethren I'm
thuse with Them Enroure

Malone. " Y. Sept Ia-An enthu-
s.astie reception was rendered the Yer
mont delegation enruu.e 20 Major Nc
Kfnley's home. when their special train
drew INFO Malone station. The coaches
we're decorated and covered with mot
toes. among which were: Vermont.
the Star that Never Sets" What's the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
ARRESTED FOR BANK RoBBER
John Mccarthy, Alias Big Glow, Nabbed o.
Los Angeles Street Car.


John Mccarthy, Alias Big Glow, Nabbed on
Los Angeles street Car.
San Francisco. Cal, Sept, 10-John
Mccarthy. alias Bigel0w, was arrested
last night for completely In the attempt
to tunnel into the vaults of the First
National bank OF Los Angeles, some
FIVE months ago. When arrested Nicer
thy drew a big revolver and presented
to the officers, who followed suit, much
to the CONSERVATION of the other psssen
gers on the street car where Mccarthy
was arrested, who, not understanding
the situa ton, restrained both men. After
a desperate struggles. which lasted for
several mlnutea Mccarthy was over
powered. The police authorities are
very reitcent about their prisoner. but
they are acting upon the theory that
Mccarthy was the master mind which
engineered the plan TO rob the Los An
geles bank. How many men were in
the gang. the Los Angeles authorities
were unable to ascertain, but hey be-
lieve the number was close to a dozen
The pIannig was done In San Fran
cisco and the directions sent out from
here. IL - said. by two noted crooks,
Matheny and Ryereon.
hen the police discovered what was
going on they notified every bank and
jewelry store IN the city that a robbery
was TO be expected and warned them 20
take extra precaution to see that their
vaults were solid-
The police believe that the prisoner IL
sometimes known as Matheny. and that
he was AFFILIATED with Morgan and his
band OF bandits who recently attempted
TO hold up the Overland Express near
Sacramento.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
RUBBER SHOE WORKS RESUME
Twelve Hundred Hands go to Work With
the Csndee Company

New Haven Conn, Sept 10.-The Can
dee company, manufacturers of rubber
shoes and one Of the largest members OF
the United States Rubber company, re-
sumed operation today in nearly all OF
the departments As fast as the stool,
Is produced, the finishing departments
will open, and by tomorrow it is ex-
pected that the whole OF the mammoth
plant Will be operative. Twelve hun
d:ed hands were at work today and pro-
bably 100 more viii go in tomorrow.
The officials say that the plant viii
operate as long as the business situa-
ton permits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11

Matter with Manna?'' vermont Moves
to Make it Unanimous
A stop Of twenty minutes was made
during which United States Senator
Proctor. Governor Woodbury.. Congress
man Powers and Hon. Henry Ballard
made BRIEF addresses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
VIII Get IA. N.-.gr~,

Cnscsgo. SeDt Is--The Enporia rRan-
sas, I'aSy GezeS-e. ". a White, pro-
Sr,stnr. o1e os IRE bert dails>s n kzc-
sss, has 5oso>t the Associated rsaks ard
today o-gsn taking fo> Telegraph ssr-
vtoe q the Trzz=-N-s ssszso7s repe-- cs
the A&socA->d PrezA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT

Grand Tower, Illinois, and Paducah, Ken
lucky, Get a Shaking.
St. Louis, Sept l0.-A special to the
Post Dispatch from Grand Tower, Ills,
says: AT 6 O'Clock an earthquake
shock of about thirty seconds duration
was felt. It came from a northwesteTiy
direction.
Louisville, Sept. 1o.-A special from
Padueah, KY, to the Times says: A
slight earthquake shock was felt here
at SIS O'Clock this morning. 1t was gen
crafty notified
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
Cashier Taylor Under Arrest.

Kansas Cry. sept 1o.-G~orze Tzyic-,
cashier OF .1se dssa1ct Argentine kan
s1s1 bank vas today arrested on a
warrant CHARGING him with hsy3cz re-
cc,ved money when the bank was srs@ol-
ve-s- He promptly furnished 81 go a1d
pas reIezzS-i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
FALLS MANY POINTS
OofToN's CONDITION FOR sEPrEN-
BER OFFICIALLY STATED.

Aasusts Average Was SOL. From Which
Decline Of 1879 Points. to GA, Hal
Occurred - Excessive Heat and DRY
Weather 70 Blame for the Decrease
Quality suffsrs on Account Of the Pre-
Maturing of the Product - Leaves
Blooms and Bolls Shed in Certain Lo-
ealities-ststs Standing, In Detail.
Washington, Sept 1o-The cotton r.
port of the department Of agriculture
for September shows a decline from the
August condition Of the crop, which was
SOL, TO 70 81. a decline Of 16s points.
This Do tho lowest September condition
reported in the last twenty-ssven years.
The state averages are as follows: VIZ
Rinia 50; North Carolina 70; South Car
DINA 20; Georgia IL; Florida ~; Ala5a-
ma IS; Mississippi 81; louisiana so; Tex
as 81: Arkansas, so: Tenness 81: Mis-
souri, 81; Indian Territory coo; Oklahoma
IS.
There has been a general decline in
the condition of the cotton crop
throughout the cotton belx in the past
month. A few counties and parishes in
Mississippi and Louisiana report fasriy
good crops. but the complaint ID al
most universal that the excessive heat
and dry weather have caused the plant
TO shed leaves, blooms and bolls and
where rains have fallen they have come
TOO late 10 be of benefit. The plant has
consequently matured prematurely and
bolls have opened so rapidly that the
crop is being gathered earlier than for
many years. Some counties report that
the crop will all be harvested by October
1. others by the middle OF October. A
few counties In Mississippi report dam
age by heavy rains. The staple Is much
lighter than usual in consequence OF
drouth and heat, and the shedding Of
leaves and bolls will result in material
damage TO the yield from the top crop.
The condition of winter and spring
against 75.4 in 1895 and S3.7
In 1896: corn 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
ONE MORE NEW ORLEANS SMASH
Treasury OAcials Take Steps to Tide Other
Banks Over.

New Orleans, Sept 10.IThe Mutua
National bank, ga and 62s Cana.
street, closed its doors this morning
Henry whspero. president; Jahes J
Thr3eton, cashier.
| The capital stock OF the bank was
only 500. 900 nd It's line of deposits very
small. 1t has been regarded as weak
for Q long time. The bank u said "a
have sufficient securities to liquidate les
entire Indebtedness. Yesterday a ru-
mir was In circulation that the bank
was about to 90 into liquidation, thouge,
tho directors had not then taken
any action on the subjct. They have
row concluded TO wind up the business.
Il is stated that the leading banks OF
this city had In cash assets an amount
which IL twice as large as that usual
at this season OF the year and are per-
fectIy sound financially.
Washington, Sept. 10.-The treasury
officials are doing what they can legiti-
mately and lawfully TO assist the ma
tioual banks of New Orleans IN tiding
over any runs that may be made UPON
them. The New Orleans banks have
reserve agencies IN New York and at
their request deposits are made in
the sub-trasuvy there, and the sub
treaury in New Orleans IS then directed
to nay the aTno,fuks - the EaGks. Al
ready over a million dollars haze cen
so transferred. and in case OF need, la.-
ther exchange VIII b made
Comptroller Eckles has appointed F.
Z. Iicnar isor receiver OF the AineT1-
oan National bank OF New Orleans
which failed some weeks ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11

Omaha, Sept. 10.-The announcement
Of the intention of President A B..
Stickney of the Chicago Great Western
road to build a series of grain elevators
throughout the west, published yester-
Gay, caused considerable discussion
Rrnonk local railway men, While nearly
all who commented upon the matter
viewed 1t increduIously, there was a gen
eral sentiment that whatever new
scheme President Stickney was likely to
spring on the railway world at any mo-
ment would never be told, and that
there might be some foundation for the
story of his laitestrnove. Ever since this
official made the startling statements
regarding the operations of railroads
before the interstate commission the
officials Of other roads have regarded
him with something akin to awe, and
are not inclined to comment on the re-
port that he will build series of grain
Elevators hereabouts through the aid OF
European capital
Freight Traffic Manager Nunroe Of the
union Pacific said he though if Mr..
Srickney had s5,000.000 10 spend he
could now buy all the grain elevators he
wanted at very low figures. He said.
however, that the prevailing tendency
among railroads today was 10 do away
with grain elevators at all interInedi-
ate points, the shipments being made
directly from the points OF origin to
Chicago and other poin IS Of destination
Stir, IL the Chicago Great Western road
wanted elevators at intermediate points
It could probably buy them cheap now,
certainly for less than it could build
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
General PaImer'. Prerr.m.

Springfield. III. Sept i0-The p-e.l-
Dental candidate os the gold standard
Democrats. General John NJ Palmer.
viii not make q southern tour next week
De leaves tomorrow for Louisville and
returns Monday 20 try fro lawsuits IN
Clay county, Illinois.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
JAPANESE ECLIPSE A FAILURE
Thick Fog Prevailed all Day long, Just
When 1t OugLtn't.

Thick Fog Prevailed all Day long, just
When Ii OugLtn't.
San Francisco, Call, Sept 10.-The
steamer City Of Picking arrived this
morning from Hong Kong and Yokoha-
ma. The Picking brought advices from
Yokohama up to August Is. Among the
passengers on the vessel was Lieutenant
Evans, U. S. N, who is returning from
on the Asiatic station Lieutenant Ev-
ans says the Japanese and American
astronomers were greatly disappointed
at the failure of their eclipse observa-
tions on the ninth of July. Astronomers
assembled at Hakaido, from all parts
of the world to witness the eclipse. A
thick 70 gprevailed throughout the day
and scarce a glimpse of the phenome-
non could be caught through the tele-
scopes At nearly all points in Japan
foggy weather spoiled the view.
A. P. Paugh, the American thetre
manager. who was sent from New York
to the Orient 10 manage Elsie Adair's
company, died suddenly at Shanhai In
the early Part of August
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
DEPORTATION Is THE PLAN
How the Sultan Means to Get Rid Of VIII
Armenians He Can't XIII.

How the Sultan Means to Get Rid Of What
Armenians He Can't XIII.
Consantinople, Sept. 9.-(Delayed in
transmission)-The protests OF the Brit
ish and italian embassies at the depor-
tstfon OF Armenians has had little ef-
feet. The Turkish government has sent
circular to ITS ministers abroad, say
ing that, In view OF ensuring the maints-
nance of order here, 1t has been deci-
ded to send to their native countries eli
unemployed strangers; and the provin-
cial officials have been instructed to
watch all such persons and prevent
their return TO COnStantinople. Conn
missions have been sent to the ports
of landing in order to establish the iden-
THY OF ali the depoTted persons and a
constant watch Will thereafter be kept
upon thei movements. Measures will
also be taken to keep out OF the Tlr-
kirsh empire the emissaries of the Arme-
MAN revolutionary committee VINO are
working In Bulgaria and elsewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-11
GOOD TINE TO BUY
STICKNEY GETS SOME SLY FUN
POKED At HIS PLAN.

Being, Apparently, Noted for Gorgeous
Schemes, no Surprise, Though Maybe q
Little CONSERVATION, is Felt In Railroad
Circles at His Idea of Half GirdIing the
Globe With q String of Grain Elevators
1t is Surmised, However, That Buying
is Cheaper Than Building, and EIe-
vators are Cheap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Mr. a Crillouette, Druggist, Beaver
v;lla M. saws: ITO DR. Kings New
Discoyery owe my life. Was taken
With La Grippe and tried all the physii
,.;ans for miles around. hut OF no avai
ma M, was given up and told COULD no
i've Having DIR. Kings New Discovery
- mv store sent for a bottle and pe
man H. use and from the first dose beeal
- OF hetter. and after using three Dol
Ties was up and about again. u y wor.
Its weight in gold. Wewon't keep s,or
~ house without it," Get free triai 3
Martin Friedman's Drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

MANY merchants are well aware that
their customers are their best friends
and take pleasure in supplying thehi
with the best goods obtainabie As an
instance we mention Perry cameron
prominent druggists OF Flushing. Mlchi-
gan. They say I'VE have no hesita-
ltlon in recommending Chamberlain
Cough remedy 10 our customers, AZ u j.
the best cough medicine We have ever
sold. and always gives satisfaction
For sale at - and 30 cents per bottle o,
M. Friedman, Druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

CHURCH TRUSTEES The la
quarterly Conference OF thi. NJ. r.
Circuit elected n Trustees for the
church in Jasper W. W. Kendall
III. Cassidy, c. Doane, John Parker
and J. :. Barnett. AT a meeting
of the Trustees last Friday W. "
Kendall was chosen President o. th'
Board and John :. Parker, secre
tary. and c. Doane, Treasurer.
ii the townincreases in protestan
incubation somewhat an effort vii
be made to build parsonage OF
the church lot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

FIRE CoMPANy.-At a speeial
meeting Of the Trustees OF Jasper: a
PROPOSAL for an organized fire de-
partment was adopted. Mr.. Jos
+. Friedman was elected Fire Chief
Geo. Mehringer Asst Chief; and
Joseph Kress, Andrew kress, j. N
Smith. Jos. Gutgsell, John l.
Friedman and Chas. Krempp a
hosemen. They are to meet onc'
a month for practice. They are al
relieved from street work amounting
to 81 a year each and are to be pan
30 cents an hour for time engage
in case of fire.