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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-30
POsrMAsTERs AND CONsULs
Fine Large List Of Appointments Ia These
Two Glasses

Washington, July ee-The president
has appointed the following poscmasters:
Arkansas-W. A. Price. GAINESVILLE: J.
4. Brouse. Lonoke; Winfield s. Holt. LIT
tie Rock: John ". Nathewson, Man,
moth Springs: w X. Baker. Wynne.
ldaho-Hugh Cramer, Eanrier.
Kansas-H. F. Meisler ST. Marys
The president has also made the fol-
lowing appointments in the consular ser
vice:
Church Howe. Sebra ska, - be consul
az Palriero. Sicily: Luther w. Osbcrn.
Nebraska 20 be consul general az Apia
ana Sukslioffs. Tonga; John y. Ruffin
OF Tennessee. 20 he consul al Ascuncion.
Paraguay; A. H. Byington OF Connect
cut 70 be consul az Naples. Italy: Sam
uel ". Taylor OF Ohio. 70 ne consu. at
Glasgow, Scotland: Gustave c. E. Weber
OF Ohio. TO De consul a; bavaria: John I.
BIIiinger OF Missouri, TO be consul gen
eral az Montreal. Canada. JOAN Jenkins
OF Nebraska. 20 be consul a, San Saliva
dor; VIM Touville Of Ohio. al Belfast.
Ireland: VIM. P. Smith. OF Missouri. a,
Hui. England: Griffith W. Prees % Wis
consi1. at Swansea, Wales: Cr5ain J.
Le5os % Maine, a. Three Rivers. Que
bee: Wilbur :. Glass % South Dakota.
al Keaie. Germany; George J. Jackson.
Of Connecticut. q -ongga. France; Hugh
Pitcairn % Pennsylvania, al Hamburg.
Germany: Ira B. Myers. .. Indiana. az
s., Johns. n. B.; Benjamin NusSau-n. o:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-30
PIRATES LIE IN WAIT
For a Treasure ship Coming Down Laden
Laden From Alaska,

Washington, July 29.-The steamer
Portland, which is expected to leave St
Michaels about September 10. will, il is
said. have on board gold from the Alas
kan gold fields valued a, 81. 900, 00O P.
II. Weare Of Chicago. president of the
North American Transportation COM
pany, owners Of the Portland, has ad-
vised the treasury department that he
fears that an attempt viii be made by
pirates 10 capture this cargo and has
asked that the government detail a rev.
enue cutter 10 convey the Portland out
of Berins sea. This request has been
granted though the officers Of the rev.
enua cutter service do not share the fears
entertained. The revenue cutter Bear
and probably one or two others will con-
vey the Portland.
San Francisco, July 2s.-The dispatch
from Washington 10 the effect tha, a
convoy of revenue cutters would be de-
JAILED 10 accompany the steamer Port
land out Of the Boring sea when she
leaves ST. Micnaels with TWO millions Of
Alaskan gold for this port in September
next. because her owners feared that she
might be attacked by pirates. created
considerable amusement among local
shipping men today, and the consensus
u opinion seemed 20 be that some prac-
teal joker had worked upon the c~edul-
ily Of President Weare with marked sue
cess No c7edence l. given 70 the story
Of an alleged piratioal project nor is il
believed 10 be possible that any such
project could be carried out. even If con
CelYsd
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WON BY STAR POINTER
Free.sor-Aii Pace at Cleveland. Owe,
Patchen aud Lottfe lorraine

Patchen and l.ottfe Lorraine.
Cleveland. o.. July 2s.-This was the
red-letter day at the grand circuit ra-
ces. and the free-for-au pace. vita Star
Pointer. Joe Patchen and Lottie Lor-
raine as the stars. was the principal at
traction. The day was perfect and the
track was In fire condition.
The 2:os pace. which went over from
yesterday. unfinished. was the first event
Of the afternoon and X was settled in
one heat. BumpUs taking hrst money ~
winning the heat in 2OsA Heir-At-Lsw
getting second money. Giles N3yes third.
and Jo-He. fourth.
There was a burst % applause H1lra
rose % a shout w1en Star Pointer. Joe
Patchen and Lottie Lorraine came On
the track Pointer had ne pole with Joe
Patchen mex. Pointer and Patchen went
away Ike double team The fret quar-
ter was covered IN .302. and ne hat in
1:oIa Turning into the stretch Pointer
went a ha,f Length s1ead - Paichsn
AMI held the lead 70 me wire. Pa,caen
being second. and L7;,ie Lorraine t1lrd
Time. 2,of Pointer Won ne next tTo
horseshoe was presented - tie win
ner.
Ths3.r. spsss. IN 'Riti-.1 fSSi'ssr xss
me tsvorite. wa47.ssri TrSlfinz contest
D-ivsr ClaEk--h<lJId EssEz Forester. wzs
thrown from his s1lty IN toe frst hest.
In he f9uT-1 aezt Herne.lc Pen. a-5
general grnas3-up resulted. which spilled
Drivers Erwin. Ssun1ers and Kelly.
snss1inz g-IIky. but NOBODY Tss injsr-
ed IT 80 9Th heat. Frank Foxasa. t-f-
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EEL KEHorrEs FOR kLoSpYKE
With the Wichita Mountains Under Their
Nose They Will Go to Alaska.

FL Reno. o. T, July "a syndicate
VAS formed in this city last evening for
the purpose of going % the new FL Dora
Go, the Klondyke region. II is COM
posed Of representative citizens with
ampl= capital 10 consummate the faZ-
ardous undertaking. w. A. C1ute was
elected president and Leslie Busch sec
rotary The authorized capital is $780,
900. The gentlemen composing the
syndicate intend TO leave this city next
week. They Will go TO Seattle and then
from there to Juneau and thence to
Chiikott village. They will then go down
tie Yukon river 900 miles. which will
place them in Dawson City The sup
plies are all bought. They find il very
hard 10 get a colored cook to brave the
extreme cold. A man cook mo female
need apply can get this place and have
mis- expenses paid 20 and from there and
receive salary Of SIS month. He
must be healthy. and should have whisk-
ers 10 project his throat from the ex-
trame cold. Applications should be made
ny letter. as no personal applications
XII be considered. Address all appHca
lions 10 Leslie Busch, secretary, Ell
Reno, =. t
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SOCKS IT TO wYANDOrTF
Board OF Equalization Raises Assessment
one.Huudred aad Twenty-Five Per.C.,,

Topeka, Kan. July 29.-The state board
o. equalization met this evening. and af
Ter considering the pleas OF the ReDub-
hc3ns and the warnings OF the Pooulists
VINO made up the Wyandotte delegation
proceeded 10 raise the personal proper
~ assessment Of that county l25 per
cent This increases il from s777 700 N
A,7i9.S25. This additional tax will come
from the pockets of the poorer classes
In order % placate the farmers Of thai
county the board decreased the assess
n1ent q farm lands q per cent. This
brings The assessment Of that class Of
property down from s3.3o7. 455 TO sa.eie.-
$50. The assessment Of town lots was
allowed 20 remain the same.
Attorney \. L. Berger made one sug-
sestion tha5. Il followed out. would solve
the vexltious TAX question Of the entire
safe for al time - come. He said ths-
II the board Of equalization could find
some. authority 10 levy an assessment
upon the joints and politicians Of Wyan-
do;te county. sufficient revenue could o.,
obtained 10 run the entire state govern
ment ami nay of the bonded debt He
said he would consent u an Increase oe
200 per ceot in The assessment n all real
and personal property 4 the board would
point out one man VINO is a rni,lionalre
or two nlen worth half a uillior each. or
five men worth $4,000 each. or twenty
men worth So. o00 each. or fifty men
worth $4,000 each, who live in hat coun-
-.
Mr. Berger said the county was made
up entirely OF laboring men and that.
while there were several large institu-
tiCns in ,he county. their owners did not
live in the county. the stock was NOT
held in the county. and they could not
be got at He produced figures 20 show
that Wyandotte paid 80 per cent more
state taxes than any other county in the
state in proportion 10 lis size. He COM
pared the county with Shawnee county
70 show that the latter had more than
double the personal property OF he FER
mer. He claimed Kansas City. Kan. hai
10 big institutions. except the stock yards
and packing houses; that j; was TX rene
" short on business houses. while Tope-
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M'CORD IS SWORN IN
Fills Arizona Omces With . Great Deal Of
Celebrity.

Denver. Col. July "a special 10 the
Republican from Phoenix. Ariz., says:
Governor McCord was sworn into Of
flee today, before Chief Justice Trues-
dale. Nearly every Democratic office
holder has already offered his resigna-
ton. and the places are to be filled at
once.
Among the appointees of today are: c.
NJ Frazier, attorney general; DR.. 1. B.
Himblin, superintendent Of insane
asylum; John Darlington, super;ntend-
ent OF penitentiary; A. 3. Barker. citi-
zen member of the board of control.
The last appointment is understood
10 have been made at the resquest OF
President McKinley.
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QUEER QUESTIONS FOR JAPs
Mikado's People WaEt to Know About
Their Fellows In m erica

Mikado's People Want to Know About
Their Fellows In m erica
Los Angeles, Cal, July 29.-The Times
today says:
While the majority OF people laugh
at the idea Of Japan going 10 war with
the United States over the annexation
OF the Hawaiian Islands. there is no de-
nying ohe fact that the Mkado and his
ministers are making inquiries and
seeking information concerning the
country which they have never hereto
fore, apparently. considered OF value.
ION the last steamer direct from ia
pan there came a message 20 we'll
known japanese in this city in the shape
Of circular OF interrogations- The
document came from the state depart
ment Of the imperial government and,
freely translated is as follows:
You are commanded by the imperial
government to carry out at the earliest
possible date the following instructions:
Ascertain how many Japanese are
in the country IN which you live. Do
not take United States statistics but as
certain by actual work by yourself.
"'How many japanese in your coun-
Try are American citizens?
What is the average age OF me male
japanese living in your country?
How many japanese are engaged in
pursuits where capital is invested by
themselves and about what amount OF
capital is invested?
WHAT is the nearest eaport n your
country, and II none, what is the near
est seaport 10 be reached by you?
Estate number of railroads. steam
ship lines or sailing vessels available
from your country to the nearest port
Of embarkation for Japan. together with
cost Of fare and the time necessary 10
reach said nearest port.
Give names of the principal men,
bers Of the Japanese colony in your
country, with location, business and
ports of address.
The ABOVE questions need your inn
mediate attention and reports should be
forwarded at the earliest date.
This circular is confidential and di-
rec,ed 10 you by order of his imperial
majesty, the emperor
Several Japanese Of more or less
prominence were seen regarding the
document Some denied all knowledge
OF ii, others admitted they had heard
something about 1t. but none OF them
would admit that Il had any particular
significance at this time
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| ka had a whole raft Of business houses
and financial Institutions on which an
assessment was made. He said that 80
per cent IF the properly in Kansas City,
| Kan. had been taken ny the county for
taxes He showed thai Wyandotte coun-
| " farm property was assessed 800 per
cent higher than in any other county in
| the state. He showed that the Kansas
| City Stock Yards company pays taxes
on an assessed valuation OF sd7, 900 and
| the Armour Packing company on an as
| sessed valuation Of $4,000.
Attorney Berger said that Kansas City,
Kan, had drug stores. but they were
like all Kansas drug stores, handled more
beer than drugs, and that their assess
ment combined would not amount TO
$4,000.
He also said that a decent dress pat
tern could not be bought in the town.
He further stated that only one man in
the stock yards company who received
big salary lived in Kansas City. Kan,
and he moved from Kansas City, No.
TO evade the payment of debts. None of
the officials Of any other large institu-
ton live there. The people who work
in these industries at big salaries reside
outside OF the town and al the laboring
men VINO have only a small amount OF
property live there.
State Auditor Norris thought that the
Armour Packing company alone ought TO
Pay as much az the tax TO be derived
property in the county.
The Popuiist delegation, composed OF
Congressman NJ. S. Peters, Chief of Po-
lice Quarles, William Brown and w. s
Beard, issued protest from political
standpoint. The protest was made 10
the members Of the board individually,
before the meeting was called TO or
der. They declared that II the board
raised the assessment as proposed it
would lose the Popocrats 1000 votes in
that county.
The burden Of the increase would fall
on the laboring classes, the people whose
votes the Pops count on. Congressman
Peters told the state officials that ii was
political suicide TO take the proposed
step, and that if they had any ambi-
tons in the future and expected 10 get
any assistance from Wyandotte county
they had better change front. He remind
ed them that next year they would nave
a hard row TO hoe and that 1000 votes
might mean a good deal to them
Peters and Quarles both took the mat
ter to the governor and asked him 10
intercede The governor called the state
officials together in executive council and
there they discussed the matter from a
political standpoint exclusively. The
question with them was, would they gain .
more votes outside Of Wyandotie county
by making the raise there than they
would lose in that county or vice versa |
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INJUNCTION aGAINrr WEIR
To Keep Him From Pooling with the
Mutual Life of New York

Colorado Springs. Col. July 29.-Iudse
Williams OF Arkansas. acting as United
states circuit judge for Kansas. grant.
Cd today a. Nanitou an injunction in
favor Of the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany o. New York City. against Webb
McNan. superintendent Of insurance OF
Kansas, restraining him and hi. At
torneys from commencing any criminal
or civil proceedings against the insur-
ence company IN Kansas. and also pro-
hioi'ing INN from interfering with any
. the officers or agents % that company
n the TRANSACTION Of cleir business in
kansas -
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FANATICS CAN FIGHT
Even When They Don't Feel Very Much
Like, They are Victorious

Rio de Janeiro. July 2s.-More that
three thousand soldiers have been kill
ed in a battle near the site OF Canudor.
The fanatics, numbering more than TO-
90 men. all we'll armed, attacked the
government troops. Whole brigades
were swept down and destroyed. and the
soldiers were compelled TO flee, leaving
their dead on the field The president
and ministry have decided 70 send the
minister Of war 10 the scene next week
with 1000 men. Fighting has been in
progress al Canudor for several weeks.
While the fanatics fought apparently
with little heart they had been gather
ing their forces from all directions for
the final attack
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Chickasha, 1. T. July 29.-.tSpeciaL)-
Tonight about 10 o'clock JAMES Geraf,
q we'll known sporting man from the
coast. was instantly killed by man
named Willis Day, a stranger here.
Gerah was playing game of cards
with Day and the two became involved
IN a quarrel Day drew his revolver
and shot Gerah through the heart.
The men got up from the tables and
as Day stood holding his gun they
rusned one way and another, ducked be-
nind the bar and some Of them held
gambling tables in front Of them for
protection. John Aiken, started 10 run
through the open door. and Day, ap-
oarently Glazed by excitement, shot him
in the shoulder and fatally injured him.
Day started to run out of the door, no
one having the presence of mind TO de-
tain him.
At a. m. Day is still at large but
posse are after him.
Gerah was at one time a partner or
Jim CorDett in Portland. Ore, and is
well known on the Pacific coast and in
Texas He was always regarded as an
honest man and was considered law
abiding citizen
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CHERoKEFs KILL ONE ANOTHER
Tribal Politics Heat Up the Blood of the
Red brother

Miami, 1. T., July 29.-News has just
reached here to the effect that free-for-
all fight, in which two negroes and one
Indian were killed. occurred at a picnic
on Horse Creek, in the Cherokee nation.
The trouble occurred at monster polit-
ical gathering Of the followers Of the Ma
tional and Downing parties. The regular
official political canvass is now on in the
Cherokee nation. political matters hav-
ing reached a white heat. Much more
trouble is looked for before the election
comes off next Thursday.
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HIS OWN TWO GOOD LEGS
And Nobody's Flood. is What Carried Fred
Rhodes on

Guthrie o. T, July 29.-(SpeciaL)-
Frank Rhodes, the 12-year-old son OF
Undertaken Rhodes, who disappeared the
morning before the flood and was
thought to have been drowned, is home
again, safe and sound. He was located
at ArdmOre and brought home by his
father, both arriving on the o'clock
train this morning.
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HOTTEsr IN THE STATE
Us what Charlie LobdeiI Means to Make the
Kansas CITY Tribune

Newton. Kan. July 29.-(Special-
CHARLES e Lohdell Of Lane county pass
cd through here This afternoon on his
way TO Kansas City. Kan. where he in
1ends % revive The Kansas City Tribune.
he says he viii make it the hottest Re-
publican paper in the state. He has Fred
IrlgS OF the Garnet Eagle associated
Wlth him and he hopes to have the best
of success
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fastest three, four and five heats ever
paced on a half a mile track. Pearl c,
by Roy Wilkes. took the two first and
Coleridge. by G. 2. Cay. the three last
heats. Time. 210&; 210; 2.oe15; 2:0s%
2I0st
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London, July Gas result OF the
efforts of Mr.. John Redmond. the Par
nellite leader, il is probable that the
government will soon release the five
remaining Irish prisoners. Wilson. Bur-
ION, Dalton, Flanagan and Fearherstone.
now undergoing sentences OF penal ser
vitude for life in Portland prison.
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New Bank ut Seneca, Ran

Washington. July sa.-Authority has
been granted for the organiza ton OF the
National Bank % Seneca, Kan. Caoital
50. 900
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Edinburgh. July 2s--Andrew Carnegie
has offere1 the sown ot Stirling. the seat
81 tie palace ana parliament house bull,
By James V. he sum ~ 5000 pounds
for public library building.
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o.-asa. T.. July zs,-1E TIE freezer
a. Sac. a; .5s dgsvla= park ,sssy. tsr~<
z5-.5s -s-1-4s zeEe 5-ox=1- 5e.-x tls=
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NAY YET BE FREED
B0PE REMAINS FOR THE IRISH
POLITICAL PRISONERS.

Efforts Of John Redmond. the Parneiiite
Effective for the Release of the Five
Remaining Victims of British Fear and
Fury-Fanstics show Brazilian Troops .
in the Least-The japanese War Cloud.
as Seen ON the Pacific slope.
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TWO MEN ARE SHOT
FORMER PARTNER OF jim COR
BELTS DIES AT CHICKASHA.

Indian Territory Towa the Scene OF
Doubie-kGIing at Ten O'Clock Last
Ntght-WiIlis Day Shoots J imes Gehrah
and Fatally Wounds john Aiken-Ouar-
rel 10 Over a Game of Cards-Day Gets
Excited and Keeps ShoOting-Gehran
= Former Partner of Jim Corbetts In
Portland, Oregon.
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AMONG THE MILL HANDS.

Roanoke. Va. July @.-Tae Popal!s;
state Convention today nominated Cap
tain Edmund 2 cook Of Cum esTssri'1- sor
uea.eas-t governor. No o,hsr nonina-
:i1ns were made. but con-ni;'ee Tas
er7 .5n,=a = ,.a.rsc men 20 other PAGES
o. y. ticks,. "A ne event mat TIE Demo-
c-ats 1rcif-e = Fuse
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CAsTo1KA.

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CLEANLINESS is NAE PRIDE, DIRT'S NAE HON.
EsTY." COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF
SAPOlIO

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF the
Fourth National bank at Wichita, IN the
State OF Kansas az the elose OF business
July 3. 1871:
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A MORPHINE HONEYMOON.

Houston. Tex. July 29.-Jules Bunnell.
a photographer. and Miss Ella William
son were married AT San Marcos last
week and went 70 Galveston, where Bun
nell thought he could get work. He fail
I'd 20 find il and the young couple came
here. They were found in their room at
the Hu;ohins house nearly dead from the
effects OF morphine, taken with suicidal
intent. Heroic measures were at once
adopted and il seemed for time that
their lives would be saved. but both died.
The times., 1897-08-14
MT. PLEASANT REALTY SOLD.
Thousand Feet on
Park Street at 81 n Foot.

Eighty-Three Thousand Feet on
Park Street at 81 n Foot.
One of the largest real estate sales OF
the season, involving nearly two acres in
the heart Of Mount Pleasant, and cash
payment OF $63. 900, will be recorded
today.
Mfr. George w. silsby, the stock broker,
has sold to Mr.. J. L. White $4,000 feet
of ground on Park street, at ST. per foot
The ground is one Of the prettiest pieces
in Mount Pleasant. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. sllsby year ago for rs cents II foot.
The increase in value Is indicative of the
general rise in prices in the section during
the last three months, and Is looked at
very pleasantly by owners of property In
the vicinity.
Mr.. j L. White is the Lucky Baldwin"
of Washington's Wall street. He came to
this city year and a half ago with very
small cash capital, and 1t was rumoretl
that with an original investment of $50
he has realized 81 so 900 since that time
Mr. White is the owner of large timber
lands and lumber interests In Canada, which
entii very recently have been rather an
exuense than benefit TO HIM Within
che last few months, however, they have
augmented considerable in value
MI White intends to invest more of his
money In Washington, IL Is said. Fl e Will
probably erect handsome house on his
Mount Pleasant property.