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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
TRUE BLUE HOBART.

One of the greatest orators who ap-
peared before the St Louis convention,
ready and forcible, was J. franklin
Fort, OF New Jersey, who nominated
Hon. Garrett A. Hobart for vice preSi-
dent II was a ringing speech, equal
to if not better than any one made for
Hobarts running mate. But the selec-
ton of Hobart was due 10 no sudden
impulse Before Franklin Forts speech
was delivered his man was the choice
Of the convention. Hobart is a man
free, wholly so, from sectional bitter
ness or fractional prejudice. For one
day the Jersey delegation was mixed
up ia the seats with the Kansas delega-
ton, Hobart being with his delegation.
When Fort was asked IN the crOsSire
of good naured banter why the tall
grass country should support a salt
water JerSeyite for the second place,
the answer was that he is the most
solid all-round Republican and glorious
man generally in America.
The selection Of Hobart was logical.
From the earliest arrival Of delegates
at st. Louis il WAS recognized as meet
ing the demands of personal strength
and geographical lines in greater de
gree than that Of any other serious
aspirant Mr.. Reed would have been
the conventon's choice, but he declined
in advance. His refusal was Maine
resentment OF the presidential choice.
and the state therefore forfeited the
right 10 advance DinSiey Or any other
son Ia Massachusetts, Lodge was
out of the question. because of his az
greSSiye championship Of Reed as
against Mckinney. The candidacy of
Governor Brown of Rhode Island. was
the candidacy Of an unknown. and was
generally regarded As one OF the hu-
mors of the convention. Ex-Governor
Bulkeley OF Connecticut, was seriously
regarded only by the Connecticut dele
CATION Governor Morton refused TO
permit the use OF his name; bur, even
had he consented, the great state OF
New York had been betrayed by Plat
into a forfeiture of al right 10 be con
sidered- a Pennsylvania candidate
must IF necessity have been a Quay
candidate and disIasteful To the head
OF the ticket.
As the east was the natural source
Of the vice-preSidential candidate. 30
New jersey became the logical eastern
state from which 10 take Aim. in view
of al the circumstances surrounding
the extraordinary canvass just closed
General Hobart was known 10 be the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
a COSTLY JOHN.

John Waller. the kanSan and late
Madagascar prisoner Of France. is at
home. and il is given out will start a
newspaper at Topeka. Whatever John
may do. the fact remains that France
has established her right in his arrest
and impri SonmeHt. not only that. bur
her ownership to Madagascar, includ-
ing Johns Hoya timber claim John
was given his freedom not that France
had made 4 mistake, but thar she de
sired to prOpiIiate Johns countrymen.
However. Johns timber scheme and
subsequent Imprisonment aud release
is going 10 cost this country a pretty
sum in The way OF trade. France now
abrogaues our commercial treaty win
Madagascar. To this the New York
chamber Of commerce enters 4 protest
10 the state department. This incIu-
sion CT Madagascar within the tariff
walled foreign possessions Of France
would materially afIecI American trade
with that island. which Is more i'm
psrtant than nIany people suspect
Whether protests viii avail. however.
is another question The political
status OF MAZDA gasc-sr has undergone
Revolutionary c.s&Hee. and from al in
dependent sovereignty under French
protection the MSiagaSy kingdom has
been converted into French province.
Conquest is recognized b! TIE las -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Gems were rot cut until the 18th or
18th century, being used IN the rough
before that period. As early a. e.4os
years before Christ precious stones w~rs
used - ornaments. and more gems were
cut during the Roman empire than dur
ing any other period. Later Venice aud
Genoa became the great gem markets OF
the world. and upon the discovery Of Abe
esw world. it- supply was called upos
81 furnish the old work. Tho prslsls-
toric races OF The nc1 world rsssds great
use Of pearls. and some Of the faest seen
are yet 20 - fouaS IN tia oontinest
discovered By ColaInbnz. India Wa the
aTst country 20 produce diamonds. the
fness precious stones, and at orr time
as many ~ 900 men we're employed in
The GoIc0n5z mines. II has always bo@u
a remarkable fact that the so-csiied
conservation Of the world ia ~ matte.
- diamonds condemns nex diamond
fields aud their pno-isetz- Ansa<-aas
rsprsasnts ABOUT ou~-thlTS II ~. trade
IA cizm0sds,->Chjcsgo Chronicle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
RUSSIA uNpER TIE RoMANoFFs.

The growth of RUSSO in territory and
population since the accession Of the
Romanofs, nearly three centuries ago.
has been marvellous. II now comprises
one-sixth OF the land surface of the globe;
and the population numbers about one
hundred and ten millions. OF this i'm
mense population. composed Of every
variety of race. language and religion.
about eighty millions are Slavs- This Is
the great dominant race; and is general
characteristics are courage and steadfast-
ness in war, miidness and attractiveness
IN peace. The Slavs have wonderful
power of assimilating other races; and IA
pushing their way into Central Asa they
soon overcams the hatred Of Aohamne-
dan populations. and II those seats Of
Mohammedan power. khiva, Nerve, Box
hara AID Samarcand. the rule Of the
great white ear is acknowledge with
unquestioaing obedience.
The young czar. who has just been
crowned with all the splen5or OF the gOr-
geouS east, regns over the mightiest en-
pre- beneath the sun II may not De the
mos civilized, or the richest, as Il Ger
tainly Is Tot The mast free OF the hap
piest: but IN its Own impresna bility-in
is CAPACITY 10 ress- the disciplined forces
OF a Charles XII OF the unmatched CO
horts CT 4 Napoleon. and ~ SIS capacity.
from numbers and physical resources, 70
advance SIS boundSr.es and enlarge It's
Go-nnli0as. 81 = Tie modern political and
military Colossus.
Russia-s strength hitherto has been lard
power. As Eaglaad's siren syth hzs been sez
power: but nOS everything tends % the
CONCLUSION that Russia vii unite boch-
she = Increasing her naval armament
and securing in the east ports where sGch
ornament nay re6t and repair. These
ports vii also become p-o.ats q shelter
ara resistance. cr fonts f-on Uh-cA 20
launch aSSzcks. ard that she VIII ull.-
-nztely secure Coasszzt1Eoale wcas1 ses-a
cerazsn- Tbs has beer the grand co5ect
q her policy ssEcs t5e days % I'eSs- ne
Grsz-. and TIE V2cszi search ard v-Zi
long ara rarely balke1 q .Asir p1rr-oze-
II hzs become vel known tszs tne Ar-1e--
.sn qaescfoa rz3sssi me s-fll greater Cues
uoa OF ths oysrSaro< q ths TURKS ans
TIE partition q fHetr terrftoTsex TIE
5rss7 q the pose<s .; s<~Gg RHzsiz r
possession % Cc1sezzflncS5@ An6 es-
ses-s s2.Eag q. VII II the waters % TIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Bosphorus and the Dardanelles has par
alyzed thezr councllSs and TO close the
discussion. and avoid a general confiagr2-
ton, the ArmeriAns were left TO their fate.
The good wishes of mankind will nat
urally go out 10 the young car and his
lovely conSort But the path OF empire
is not always a path Of flowers and he
is likely, if his hfe be spared, TO witness
times of strife and storm, while the plaud-
its that low await him may be succeed
ed by cries OF denuncSation- Yet the
great empire over which he rules, though
encountering IN the vicissitudes OF time
and events days of disaster. may hast as
long as the old Roman empire.-Phila-
delphia Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

favorite of Mckinley. His selection
lifts New Jersey absolutely out Of the
doubtful column and places it firmly
in the Republican ranks for an inded1-
mite period 1t is Republican recOg-
milton for which the state had long
struggled, and which she had justly
earned.
In character and ability General Ho-
bart meets every demand Essen
TALLY a self made man, Jealous party
leader, of unassailable integrity, pos
sessed of exceptional executive capac-
ity and a wide knowledge Of men and
affairs, and thoroughly in sympathy
with the principles for which the name
of William Mckinley is a synonym, he
commands the undivided loyalty Of his
own state and the high regard Of the
entire east
As vice president he will be posi-
tive, not a negative, figure in the new
administration. He will be the recip-
lent of the confidence, not the distrust,
Of the chief magistrate of the nation
If called by the interposition Of death
to fill the higher Office he will discharge
its duties with unselfiSh patriotism and
with a purpose to carry to their nat
ural conclusion the policies inaugural
ed by his predecessor. As president Of
the senate, his record and his character
are proof that he viii exercise his lin
tied power with intelligence and firm
ness. He is an American before he is
a partisan, but his Repubicanism is
true blue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
ALONG TIE KANSAS NILE


Jerry Botkin tc Martin Luther.
All papers in Atchison are supporting
the denomination OF Governor Morrill,.
The initiation fee to the Newton bicycle
club is 81 and the monthly fee twenty-five
| cents.
The fight on Jerry Simpson has passed
off. Simpson Will be nominated by aecla-
nation
The Medicine Lodge Cresset allows %
cents per bushel on corn taken OF sub
scrtption.
Charley LobdeI has been nominated for
the legislature and VIII stand for the
speakership-
LobdelI Ike Lambert and Otto Eckstein
are hred up for the race for speaker OF
the next house.
Ford county churned $4,000 worth Of
milk last year. and its record this year
viii be even greater.
The Potter men do not want Sam Peters
to run. They are willing to have him
later, but not this year.
Editor Kline. of Dodge City. thinks that
the Arkansas river is thirsting for the ap-
phcaJion OF a June rise
Lane county wants a special enabling
act from the legislature TO establish a
High School at Dighton-
The southern Kansas Popul!sts hold that
If Morrill, is renominated Harris viii with
draw in favor of Lewelling.
f. H. Lobden the editor OF the Dighton
Herald IS sprinung across the carpet
nightly with new girl baby.
1t IS not true that Silvers Dixon will
run a corn train 10 Washington at the
time Of McKinley's Inauguration.
Governor Morrill,. it is said. has an idea
that the people Will take him up and nom
mate him just as they did Mckinley.
One OF the few gold standard papers in
southern Kansas is the Medicine Lodge
Cresset, and it IS feeling exceedingly well
just now.
John Milliken does not talk much about
his victory in Mcpherson county. but
when the other fellow talks Milliken feels
mighty good.
1t is reported that 10 Bristow has adopt
ed GroSvenor's methods and now has the
figures to prove that Morrill, cannot be
beaten for the nomination
Nothing has changed so much in the
last seven years as the western Kansas
papers. Seven years ago they used to
be full of farming news; now they talk
nothing but cattle. milk and pigs.
The Conway Springs Star says that
men are drifting up from Oklahoma into
Kansas looking for harvest work The
Star insists that the idle men at homo
should have the preference over the Okla
Romans.
Henry Boothe of Larned, says on the
plank adopted at st. Louis; The platform
is liable to hurt the state and legislative
tickets. My preference would have been
something like the Minneapolis platform
Of four years ago. This would have done
for every Republican in the United States
and would have been unquestionably more
satisfactory to Kansas. 1 think the state
convention can help Kansas by declaring
for a fuller use OF silver, just as much as
possible. This will enable Kansas Repub-
ncans to be better satisfied with the finan-
ciaI declaration of the party and VIII
greatly help the situation and result. 1
think the state convention viii have 10
do this to have the success in Kansas
that il should have
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
FORAKER FooLIsHNEss.

Ohio is claimed to be the stamping
ground of statesmen. 1t is undeniable
that an unusual proportion of her sons
have reached fame. Among her latest
eminents is John 3. Foraker He may
be able TO sustain the reputation which
he has seemingly so easilyq won, but
it was evident in the st. Louis conven-
ton that he did not meet eXpectat tons.
The expectations, rue, may have been
a little inflated and somewhat elevated.
but he fell fiat in every role in which
he appeared. His nominating speech
was navigated backwards. Its open
ing sentences constituted its peroration
and elimination. Foraker has been
an overeStimated man or otherwise he
fell over himself at ST. Louis. A
further measure of the man as a states
man will be found in the Eagles dis
patches of yesterday morning. The
night previous he delivered a speech on
the financial plank of the Republican
platform, in which he declared that
"the st. Louis convention took no new
stand on the money question, but sim
ply made a more explicit declaration"
Mr.. Foraker is either a very ignorant
statesman or a CONSCIOUSNESS dema-
gogue. Mr.. Foraker cannot find q
single national Republican platform in
sixteen years in which the word BIZ
metallism does not occur and in which
the use of both gold and silver is not
demanded. All the money planks of
the national Republican party since its
organiza ton were read in committee,
and Mr.. Foraker could not have failed
of hearing them. The gold standard
is a complete flop on the financial ques-
ton so far as the Republican party is
concerned, and the man who declares
differently does so in the face Of the
most easily obtained records to the con
Irary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
SAVED FROM PAueealsm.
An Exsnpls OF what Careful wa,
Means Ia A Household.

An ExsnpIe OF what Careful WIN
Means Ia a Hoasehold.
Harkins went down into his cellar the
other day TO give that part Of his do
main good cleaning up. and Mrs. Har,
kins, who is "a saving" type Of woman
went with him 10 see that be didns
waste or destroy anything.
Il wouldn't throw that teakettle il
the ash barrel" she said when Harkins
had begun operations.
But IL has no spout and the bottomis
out of it,
We'll, it may come handy some day,
and what are you going to do with that
iron kettle?"
I'm going TO chuck it into the ash
barrel"
Il wouldn't, TIN come handy some
day
Bat it has crack half al inch wide
clear across the bottom Of H."
We'll, IL may come handy all the
same Don't throw away that I.mp!"
Don't you see that il has hole in the
bowl of it, and that IL couldn't hold .
drop of oil?"
We'll, it may come handy some time
Such man as you are to throw away
and destroy thingsl You're not going
20 throw away that pitcher?"
Its handle is gone end the Dese 10
broken Off"
We'll. it'll come useful Tn sonae way
some day. Ihate 30 see things DESTROYED
for-what are you going 10 do with thai
chair?'
"Cut IL up for kindnng wood. II has
but one leg and the seat is worn out"
well, il viii come handy some DAY,
and l won't have IL cut up. / don't
know what would become OF this family
If was as yvssteful and destructive "a
you sre. Dent threw that glass ias
awayi'
The whole bottom is out of it
II don't care 1t will come handy In
some way some time. I'm thankful I
followed you here. declare ami
Such reckless destruction &c you
would have made. You won't admit IL,
HaTkins. but we'd ell BE- IN the poor.
house to-day if II hadn't been for me.
Thank heaven, was brought up 10 -
economical and not waste waste, waste
ali the timel Thero'd be no psapers in
the land to-day II eEsryhOey waa a.
saving as j am"
There's worse things IN tx world
than being pauper." grow Led BaykinN.
There. nowi Say sorDething snAin-
uating and insulting. It's my thanks
for saving you and your children from
pnuPerism. Go on Say somsthing elss
mean and ungsn tlsrnanly asd haleflsIl"
Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

attack anu pnnaer the weII-suppned
hives.
There Is one variety OF bees-the
sphecodes-whieh lives exclusively
upon plumber. According 20 MArchall,
this variety is formed of individuals Of
the Halyates species, whose organs %
notification are defective. and which
have gradually developed into a sepa-
rate variety, living almost exclusively
by plunder.
They may be thus said TO be an en-.
ample of innate and organic criminal-
ity among insects. and they represent
what Prof. Lombroso calls the horn
eriminals-that is, individuals which
are led to crime by their own organic
constitution. ALBANY Argus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
Profit-kilIing June Sale
1913 and I27 rIain St.

2ad- Bb cornet: Little White Bear. md
cornet; DeForrest Antelope. 1st cornet:
Bear Robe. solo alto; Sllo Tyler, Isl alto.
Ruber Tabhoes. 2nd. alto: r Ringsworth.
IND cornet; Allen Hitler, Isl. tenor: Sam
son Lane Bull. End. tenor; Edward VIII
Jams, LIST. tenor; Archie Touching Cloud.
baritone; Martin Left Hand. md tenor;
Louis Little Negro. baritone; b. Il. Gus
ter. baritone and instructor; ]. c. Swink.
Bb. bass; Raymond Meat. contra; Percy
White Bear. tuba: Fred Sea Man, Gym
balls; Cha Cohoe. snare-drum; Doc Sewell
basSs-irlln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

nations as a legal mode of acquiring
territory. The identity Of the con-
quered country is lost or merged; and
the powers exercised over it by the
conqueror are those of full sovereignty,
and his acts have international valid
ity. The abrogation or recognition Of
existing treaties between the conquer
ed people and other nations seems 10
be entirely discretionary with the con-
quering power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
INSECT CRIMINALS.
Br4Es.1 Res Live ,, EssSo-y aaS We
leace.

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Almost every form and variety q he.
nan crime - conEoG syfth inzsc-s
C&Ses Of sksff are Botieed among b-ea
B0chzeS. in his ~Phyzic Life q AJzf
mails" speaks OF the thiev<h les,
which. n order 70 szEe thernAeavez ths
trouble Of working. srzack ~eII-&tacke1
hives Ia masses. kill The F~atiness zns
thu i1hS.b1tznEA. roo the htves zzd carr
OF TIE prOvlSioza. After REPEATED -,
seTPrLses Il fhlS description. they &c.
CURE tzSie for roboe<y sEsd Esoiecee.
they recruit whole COMPANIES. wk5ct
t-eco-s more ard nor. arxzsz01x. agse
finally th~y fora regular colonies -
bTigAEd bsss.
but = = . stzl EzoTs cursoszS fzct tk=s
these Sr.Tzze ICES e<1 - prod Boes A.
tsSelAlly b. giving ssorsiEx h~es q
mixture Of hooeT s1d brandy % artuk
! he b-xz Sooa szks = cssig1t IL tbs
beverage. which kAs ~ sAras 5sssLs-
trpzs s1-xs ug-oa fb~z - spon raen.
s5ey t~oozre iii essE-sses Ard irrstzasls
@nd ios<~ sli desire 20 Sofk. a1d aEzssr.
NAzE tA<s LS<La - .s<s zzE-zy. s1xy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

A starving man in Paris threw him
self into the river. \ man rescued
him The crowd gave the rescuer five
dollars for his bravery and let the
starving man stroll away hungry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Many false claims are made for Nc
Kinley, but this one is not false: IF
he could restore his wife'S health by
resigning the nomination for president
today be would do II in iiffy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Kansas has the largest wheat crop
In her history. The price of wheat
viii 80 down and Kansas viii no longer
continue 10 exD0rt money from other
mems hunger. Kansas Is a very bad.
greedy stale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

The PopulLSts should insist on the
Democrats nominating Teller. In a
lew weeks the Democrats will be in
slSung that the Pops indorse Boies or
Bland and the Pops win have some
thing TO retaliate for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

The Impotence Of the multitude in
trampling doea Major Mckinley's
lawn ruins forever the chance 10 verify
the rumor thai all the clover that grew
in his front yard was four-leaf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Are the Democrats really for free
eoinaSet 1t i guess. In Missouri,
Before the day Of scales they weighed
hogs n tliis way: The hog was tied
10 ere end of q pole tee1ered over 4
Fence Rocks were tied TO the oDpo-
site END OF the pole until il exactly
balanced Then they guessed at tie
1sishr Of The rocks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Probably the most astounding and
miraculous thing about the gold plank
of st Louis was the way in which it
seems TO have knocked Mrs. Lease
speeches..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Thai man Lee may sit down on Wey-
Ter and keep him down until Cleve-
land can get troops 10 him. The Lee
family are lighters Nothing warlike
ever came up in America but they were
In il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Tom Reed probably feels something
like n Deddler does when he, after he
has got out his ware TO exhibit, dis
covers that the door has been shut in
his fare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

The Democratic idea appears to be
that if Teller is not satisfied with the
grand old party, the Democratic party
would never suit him him in the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

There is an intense feeling in the
silver man who is going to remain in
the Republican party that his neigh
Dor who is also FOR silver viii make a
mistake and bolt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

All that the gOldbugs desire now is
that in his letter of acceptance Major
Mckinley viii declare that he will veto
any bill for the free coinage of silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Answer TO correspondent: bill,
Billy, VIII, Willy, William Nc, Major
or McKinley-you can call him any OF
these, just SO you vote for him."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Fitz-Hugh Lee took one hook at Cuba
and decided that things were all wrong.
II is a pity Cleveland himself cannot
visit Cuba for week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Dave Overmyer does not believe that
Teller can get the nomination for presi-
dent at Chicago He also knows that
Teller VIII not get it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

We still contend that if Cleveland
should declare war the Democrats
would go wild over him. The Demo
Gratis are not hot at Cleveland-only
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Sovereign says the Knights of Labor
viii fight Mckinley. Mr.. Sovereign
controls the knights of Labor com
pletely, as DebS knows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Definition of Mecca: "City in Asia
situated in Arabia; the mother city of
Moslemism. The Canton Of the Mo
hammedenS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Mrs. Hobart says to her husband:
"Whither thou goest, l win co. The
chair of the presiding officer Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

There is still a chance for the gold
standard Democrats Of the east TO find
fault with the Republican party. They
will kick On McKinley's letter of ac-
cpDt3ura
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

If a gold basis is 10 cut things in half,
as it has many things already. the
salaries of all public officers must come
dOWn half.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

In the time TO come Lee will lead
the American forces that will lick Eng
land The Lee family in America has
simply been wonderful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

The likelihood that Teller will be
nominated at Chicago is not so great
as To induce spectators TO establish
additional hotels at Denver