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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
GAG RULE ENFORCED
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land taking part in single one Of the
several votes under the present circum-
stances. It has been abundantly prov
ed that Ireland Is oyertaxed-"
The chairman interrupted Mr.. Red
mond, saying:
This. Is not the proper opportunity
for raising the question. If rhe honor
able member persists, I am afraid I
must enforce the rule
In spite OF this farming, Mr.. Redmond
persisted saying:
Grossly disorderly or not, consider
IT to be my duty to protest agains. the
rules of this house"
Mr.. Redmond. continuing, described
the ruling Of the chairman as being in
the nature Of an episode in one OF Gill
bert and Sullivan's operas, and added:
The chairman Is not the judge Of
what I should say. I was sent here TO
prove what is necessary, in the opinion
OF my constituents, and not VIVA: is nee
essary In the opinion OF the chairman
OF the speaker Of this house. II is add
ing Insult 10 injury he explained.
that we, who are overtaxed, when we
attempt to say so, are practically gasg-
ed"
The chairman again interrupted. say
ing:
The honorable member is grossly
d!sorderiy. and ] must request him 10
withdraw from the remainder OF to-
days sittings"
Il certainly will not Withdraw" re-
piled Mr.. Redmond, hotly. until you
send for the sergeant-at-arms"
The latter. apparently. did not wait
to be sent for. He promptly appeared.
moved IN the direction OF Mr.. Red
mond, and the latter Withdrew. II was
now the turn OF Mr.. Field TO make a
protest against the overtaxation OF Ire
land. He rose from his seat and said:
Il object to me vote. A majority Of
the Irish people are taxed"
The chairman promptly met Mr..
Field with the remark:
The honorable member is evidently
anxious to disobey the ruling OF the
chair. I hope he will no; compel me TO
enforce the rules of the house agains,
him.
Il feel II my duty" replied Mr.. Field.
ito express the opinion OF my constit-
uen,s!"
Mr. Field got no further. The chair
man stopped him quickly with the IA
miliar phase, The conduct of the hon.
orabie member Is grossly disorderiy. and
must ask him to leave the house"
IL obey you,sir." said Mr.. Field with
mock solemnity. calling forth an OUT
burst OF laughter
Mr.. Field then passed down the gang
way OF the house, greeted with further
laughter. and soon afterwards the de-
bate on the haroor votes was calmly
resumed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
FIG SUIT To BE FILED


In Kansas City Against Promoters Of the
Winner Bridge Enterprises
Kansas City. May ga morning pa
per says: Within the next few days a
suit, making charges against Theodore
c. Bates of Worcester. Mass. and Fran
els Amory, recent projectors of the
Winner bridge enterprise in this city,
will be flied in the circuit court by At
orney C. H Nearing. DR.. A. B. Ly-
man OF Baltimore. Md. one OF The bond
holders. appears as plaintiff.
1t is the intention OF DR., Lyman TO Sc
cure the accounting of the transactions
OF Bates and Amory. which involve the
sum OF 81 500. 600 and 10 ascertain what
bond sales
The petition concludes with these
words:
NO accounting has ever been made
by these defendants OF the proceeds de-
rived from the sale OF me stock and
bonds, nor OF the use and disposition Of
the money paid to defendants. nor OF the
use to which the money received from
the sale Of the first mortgage bonds was
put. or Of the dispositicn of sucn bonds.
or OF the assets that were in the hands
OF said defendants belonging 10 the
plaintiff and other Winner security
holders"
Attorney Nearing says OF the suit:
AT the time of the failure OF the Win
ner companies the holders OF the stocks
and bonds were distributed all over the
Anory formed the plan OF getting the
holders OF these securities with trustees.
that certain concerted action might be
taken for protecting the properties. To
carry this out he required large
amount OF money TO be advanced TO pay
off prior leans upon bridge and railway
and to defray court expenses. These Sc
curity holders advanced in the nelghbor-
hood Of 100000 for that purpose. To
ascertain what was done with this mo-
ney is one Of the objects Of the sui"
Worcester, Mass. May psf. c. Bates
was seen today about the suit brought
against him and others with an ad
damnum laid al 81 500. 600 in connection
with The Winner bridge enterprise al
Kansas City. The plaintiff is Dr.. Ly-
man Of Colorado. The suit relates 10
the Winner transactions in Kansas City
and the plan of reorganization OF the
four Winner construction companies
Mr.. Bates said that he regarded tho
effair as simply an "endesvor OF one
person who held $4,000 OF the old secur-
tiles and who declined 20 contribute any
thing whatever to the reorganization
expenses and who has always been dis
satisfied and DESTROYS of selling out his
holdings.
1.-THE lawyer in the case has hereto
fore threatened 20 bring suit uhless his
ellen; was pacified." said Mr. Bates.
NO suit has yet begun and the state
ments in this mornings papers are far
from true.
The same attorney In Kansas City
has before brought SUIT Of very SINH
lar nature. which was rejected a.
groundless. and after vain endesyo- -
induce ne and my associates 10 snare
the costs OF the court he had 20 aoan-
don his sui, and pay his own costs"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
MELTON GETS BACK
HIS PRESENCE AT HIS ARKANSAS
home Is REPORTED.

Famous Comrsds of the Competssor FIJI
busterers Will Take to the Plstform for
season. and Tell What He Knows
About Wsyisrisn Hospttsiity-Cablnss
Gives Cuba \ Rest, Affairs Being In
Shape to Await Further Developments
Leo Reports Favorably n to Relief
Distribution.
Little Rock. Ark. May 2S.-The Ga
zette today printed a letter from Fay
etteville. Ark, which says that Ona
Melton. the newspaper correspondent
who was captured with rl1e Competitor
crew by Spanish officers and held in
prison in Havana for a long time, mas
been released. He has reached his home
in Madison county, near Huntsville,
Ark. Where he was born and raised. He
is said to be arranging. his plans 10 60
on a lecturing tour. after spending a
short time al his old home
Washington, May 2s.-The cabinet
meeting today par.ook more Of a rou-
tine character than usual, being largely
devoted 10 discussion Of small matters
Of departmental business.
For the first time in many weeks, Gu
ba was not mentioned at the meeting.
General Lees advice 10 the effect that
he had sufficient store OF food and
supplies for immediate necessities go
ing great way 10 allay the demand
for speedy action.
Estrada Palma. Of the Cuban junta,
called at the state department today and
had short interview with Assistant
Secretary Day. He was introduced to
Judge Day by Third Assistant Secre-
tery Cridler in purely personal capa-
city and it was stated positively that the
call had no connection with any propo-
sitions for the purchase Of Cuba or in
deed with the politics Of thesituation at
any poin.n.
Madrid. May pa spemi-official de-
NAL is given today Of the statement
published that President Mckinley has
made overtures to Spain on the subject
OF Cuba and it IS reiterated that II is
impossible for the Spanish government
70 accept mediation in a question which
concerns only SPAIN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
most two minutes. Window. and doors

most two minutes. Windows and doors
ratified. but no damage was done
Rome. y. Y. May eS-A distinc.
earthquake shock was felt here at 1913
last evening. There was only one shock
but it apparently lasted several seconds.
Houses were percepchly shaken.
Watertown. N Y. May Especial dis
patches TO The Standard from points in
jefferson and 81. Lawrence counties
state that the shock was quite severe.
The Inhabitants were greatly frighten-
ed and when the earthquake came. rush
ed out % their houses in their night
clothes. The houses were shaken and
window sashes broken and lamps over
turned. In some places heavy doors
were shaken from their hinges.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

ing to the absolute exclusion OF revenue
producing articles.
Mr.. Caffery of Louisiana spoke against
the greed of trusts. who would place a
Chinese wall around the United States
in order to monopolize trade within 1t.
Mr.. Jones' amendment to reduce the
rate on window glass from " to cent
per pound was disagreed to. yeas Is. rays
49,
The vote was on party lines. the Demo-
Gratis for, and the Republicans against
the amendment. Messrs McEnery Na.).
Stewart CNev.) and Jones CNev.) voted
with the Republicans. and Messrs. Hei.-
field and Pettigrew with the Democrats.
The committee rate Of IN cert was
then agreed to.
Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas offered another
amendment reducing the rate on window
glass above 10x15 square and under 1920
from rs to- II cents. per pound. The
amendment was disagreed to, Is to 27.'
All Of the committee amendments as to
window g.ass were agreed to.
On cylinder and crown glass. Mr.. Jones'
amendment substituting the present rate
OF 21ac for the proposed rate Of cents
per square foot was defeated. yeas 20,
rays D. The committee amendments on
cylinder and crown glass were then
agreed to.
At S o'clock Mr.. Aldrich yielded to gen.
eral requests from the Democrats that the
bill be laid aside. Mr.. Vest remarked in
this connection. that more progress had
been made in three days than in three
during tine debate OF the bond bill.
The senate then went into executive
session and soon afterward adjourned.
Senator Frye Of Maine presided in the
senate today in the abserce Of Vice Pres
ident Hobart. Waning interest in the
tariff debate was evidenced by the COM
paratiyely small attendance on the floor
and in the galleries.
In the course of the day monster petit
tion said to bear the names Of 5000 citi-
liens Of Philadelphia was presented. fav-
oring Cuban Independence.
Mr.. Cullom Rep. I'D gave rotice OF
two amendments to the tariff bill. One
of them proposes to etrike out the item
increasing the tax on beer and to subssi-
tu.e tax Of 70 cents per gallon on dis
titled spirits.
SENATE COMBINATIONS.
Washington, May 2s.-The senate TO-
day confirmed the following nominat-
ions: James Edmund. North Carolina,
10 be assistant attorney general; Francis
s. Jones Of Louisiana, to be secretary
of the legation Of the United States at
Buenos Ayres. Argentine Republic:
Commander Charles O'Neill, Z. s. N, 10
be chief of the bureau Of ordnance in
the navy department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
NORTHERN sEU IoKK SHAKEN
slight Earthquake sho~Rs Are Esporfsd
Yrosn MAN. Fs3ct--

whI.ehaii. =. Y. May 1--An earth
AJAX. sss.lng aSoa: q sends Occurred
here a. 1870 o'csocy iss- night Report.
from Psatsr5urx. Pr, Henry ard Tom
as-eza Indicate tast the mock vas fsi;
,a-earasas re CsEnSizin y5iisy. No
6azssze 3 reported
Ess.zsb@rhaoxn. y. =. May 81 ses-
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1915 SEEK as, Eizs. = severe esrs.-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
DuRFEE Has PAID BACK
AnEsId D~aie. That %. Ever borrowed
Money Of Him.

Chicago. May 2s.-Bradford X Dur
fee. state superin terdent Of Insurance
under Governor Aitgeld. who has been
accused OF being 500. 600 shor; In his ac-
counts. does not owe the state a cent.
according 10 State Superintendent; OF In
su-anee Van Cleave. Mr.. Durfee was
removed from office on May S. AT ,ha,
time he was indebted to the state TO he
extent Of $4,000. all OF which has since
been paid Dnrtee was forced TO dispose
or all or his 5alaS.e property at sscrif-
cial prices in order to square his ac-
counts win the state. Governor Alt
geld denies that be vas borrower from
Dnrfaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
Snr> Oeil.ernnre.

Nc. iassaE,A-eo9sly. q l. trSe. %; IN
sao-z space OF tine. persons OF e-lo1s
haais are saved from Tie soT1ores w1sca .
essor5e--5 Ever = czrzAse OF trf--ss-g 81
Eos;es;ex-s Stomach R.rters@ ar sne-a;s-
Gus neiicsEe ard ape-1szt % tie rrs- rank
TIE pa-Es = re r-xzI see and through he
-szN. sacus5e- 5lz1e TIE sex eestzcSr.
rsassa constipation a5s sSg-cr he 81 -.
ax.r. are entirely removed oy this ez-l--a-
he restorative e .o-e "a .se o-Sa.s .. Sc
srs-taE ana s-1sat-sz~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
He Fully verifes Q Disputed Worlds Fair
Award,

John Boyd Thacher is laconic and de-
cisive in his statements. As chairman
OF the executive committee on awards
a. the Worlds Fair he adopted this
positive and contentious way in which
10 verify in an official letter, the high
honors won by DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder: II herewith enclose you
an official copy of your award, which in
due time will be inscribed in the diplo-
ma and forwarded Thus the question
respecting the award. raised by an envf-
Gus New York rival, is settled beyond
cavil. The same rival. by the way. IL
widely advertising an award for itself.
The official records prove this claim
wholly false as they show the New
York pretender was not go much as IN
exhibitor at the Worlds Fair. With all
their claims no medal Is shown. On
another page OF today's issue will be
found the medal awarded to DR.. Prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

and Boston has look-in for the sho.-put
tomorrow.
Among the most notable ahsentees to-
day was j. II. Maybury Of Wisconsin.
who was looked for in the 100 yard dash.
he having covered the distance out west
in 8 As seconds. Creegan Of Princeton
did not start IT. the half today, as he is
being reserved for the mile run tomor-
row. in which Orion OF Pennsylvania
may also start. in addition 20 his trial in
the final in the half-mile. in which he
qualified today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
Reduced Rates to Philadelphia.

Account Of the meeting Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association and Academy
Of Medicine at Philadelphia. the B. & D.
R. r. will sell tickets to delegates on the
certificate plan from all points on lis
lines. west Of the Ohio river, May 18Th,
to June End. valid for return passage
until June 7th. on basis OF fare and
a third for the round trip. Tickets will
also be cold on this plan from stations
OF all connecting lines.
The B. & o. maintains double daily
service OF fast express trains with
through Pullman cars from Chicago 10
Philadelphia All 3. & o. trains run via
Washington and stcp-over is allowed az
the National Capital within the life Of
the ticket.
For further information address B. n.
Austin. G. P. A., Grand Central Staten,
Chicago, III.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
LAURA ANN nKooxs VS.. YALE
Aged Aunt of Lavish Benefaetor Contests
His VIII.

Corning. ". Y. May ss.-Ths viii OF
the late william Lampson. the Leroy
banker. who left nearly a million dol
lars TO Yaleu University. viii be contest
ed by Mrs. Laura Ann Brooks, Of 81
Paul. MINI. an aged aunt. who Is The
last Of kin az the firss degree surviy-
Ing him Should she succeed in seitins
asi1e The VIII 3, Il said that she would
receive all II the personal property. %
the value OF about s7e0. 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
RAILWAY CLAIM AGENTS
Complete Two Days session at 81. Lou.s
and Elect Officers

ST Louis. May 2S.-The National As
sociation o. Railway Claim Agents have
completed ,So days session and elect
ed officers. Indianapolis was chosen
as the next place OF meeting. The cleo
ion OF officers resulted as follows: Pres
iisnt, E B. Hutchinson. Indianzpoli
vice presidents. Frank 5. Fsrnan. Bos-
ton: L. 7. Stewart, Ma-shalltown, Iowa;
George ]. Dodd. Sedalia. Mo-; Z ?.
S2Uer. Terre HAute. Ind. and Clayton
Harrington. Dallas. Texas, Secretary
and treasurer. 9. L Price, GsIesaurg,
II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
PHONE MEN FAIL To CONNECT
No National Organization Formed by the
Independents Lines

Chicago. May 2s.-The Independent
telephone exchanges Of the United
States did not form national organlzs-
ton today. az was expected. Instead II
reporting the plan OF such an orssniza-
ton the executive COMMITTEES suggested
that i national convention be called
within the next thirty days by the ex-
ecu.ive committee In order to give all
the 1000 Independent exchanges OF the
country an opportunity 10 be represent
ed The menroers OF the executive COM
n.iJtee. after a i5ng discussion. decided
that Il The independent exchanges we're
10 oonoiue against the Bell company
it ..cdid b. better 70 do 50 through an
organization embracing a wider lat-
tude than ina, which might Be formed
OF me 100 or more persons present al
the present reeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
TO TAKE DEMOCRACY STRAIGHT
washincton Leaders Want no More Fusion
In That State.

Spokane. Wash. May 2s.-The leaders
Of me Democratic party IN this state
declare their intention 20 rescind the
fusion OF the last campaign. re-orgsaize
the Democracy and conduct future cam
pa.gns upon The Chicago platform A
general meeting of Democratic commit
tsoeemen has been called 20 this end 10
meet az Spakane, June Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
Reports o. Public Bal,dies.-

Washington, May 2.-The senate con-
rni;;se on public buildings ard grounds
today agreed 20 report farc-s5iy TIE
bills for public buildings a. Baltimore.
% cos. 81 .5ab. 90: Butte CITY. 500. 90.
and Aberdeen. s D. sio.c 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

Tha: - what Edwards & Parker, nier-
chants Of Plains. Ga. say OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. for rheumatism, lame
back. deep seated and muscular pains.
Sid BY Sruxrs.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
CAsTo1IA.
Ne ss.- n
::'ss:;:ss:aH11zLx Nv. ~

Louisville. Ky. May zs-Mr. Frank
Sem. OF ths wes; End Bowling club.
lowered the worlds bowling record here
last nighs at Byraes' bowling hall Mr..
Sem made twenty successive ten
strikes" before leaving the alley. The
previous worlds record was eight
strikes.
Paris. Nay 2s-Francois Lois Fran
Gals. the Distinguished painter. ana .
member OK the iSstituis. n dead
Dayton. o. May 2s.-The tenth an
nuai convention of TIE womsn's Home
and Foreign Missionary society Of ihs
Evangelical church, came 20 a close to-
nlgat. Mrs. A. j. Ron! OF SsiIna, Kan.
was elected president.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

Good blood IS essential 20 good health.
Dc not delay. Take Hoods SarsapsrIna
nov.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

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asfa yo2 Ssrs err 49, sz4ssfs. .TrTSaz 20
hse - - lie shay 1 tod az srssssts
Hzs sxst5Ez -~Ess.t..f4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

CARROTS. =. {. Nay .s-Tss Assem-.
by was IL sess.sn ~ o'eiock. TIE
answer 20 oTsTtg-es Sss read sn4 - 70
pat cs ne c9r1nt;ie< Adopted. .tsh 70
exception q 81 snnsr5rDe1t o. fxo Dr.
Sanders. cnause3scr - ne sss~rrssiy's
home at Fre3s-1rksourx. address, ne
assembly IA bssais ., saa: frls.itE.son-
TIE s,Rcfsnx co-nns3.-s~s r~YoyT = an
faToraoie % TIE cDafsuuaooe q pc
EcsDoI n co-recsaz STA tse orpa.n-
azs and DIS. Ho~< ana sza9ers sse
oseassag ~ - s0@sooi The r~pors %
prncins TIE fezss-. - sAs day. ara.
r. ssct. alroo~s q the vs~k. wa 10 a.
t-7ss 6siTs-e. ~ Go1- ~. II Cog "a
TIE IsGasrcs q sse syesszslr .sses sys-
ten q Do-tfi=s. WORSHIP al Poss,y so
csvH Liberty AMI gesooasssse Govern
ren'~
~ cox xss gwen =. sx~slon a. .As
Cos = "a zS4sezs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29

Rock Island. IL. May zs-Thr Uni
;sd Presbyterian general assembly hid
a short session this morning ard sd-
3curned ts , .. m. 70 ancrd committees
opportunity % work. The report 81 ths
committee on narrative AMI state % ms
church was presented ard adopted. J;
SHOWS that during the pas; year here
was raised for a. purposes fi.zFt.iH. a
decrease o Szz.sse. Tas sa55s;h srazo9is
number f.I4s. az increase % - Ire
paoils number 1881. ani Increase -
5fsl. TIE membership q y,ssag pes7ls
also increased Sra. suf numbers 90
sss. Tse total n1ernbershsD % fhs cfsres
repsrtei e. n. al. n@s srcrs8ss Sgr-
ing the year % sss Ire aurah~r o.
ministers = 20. en- increase of II TT.
assembly hesrys a nusaoer os memorials.
ss<laS ssiivsrsrcs rlsh regard 20 re
AoSsrn Toofnsn. re cSu-ca 5eiag %
posed . secret orders TIE memorials
SeEe referred . eo-rss:ess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
FINANCIAL REPORT.

The committee on finance reported the
total receipts ss3. 500; mileage expenses
$4,000. and entertaining about $500.
On motion Of the stated clerk, the asses
ment per member OF the church was re-
duced TO cents instead Of cents
AT the opening Of the afternoon session
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
Shortest Session In Eight Years - Closing
Rush L Not Unseemly, Albeit Rather
Tangled in Places In q Parliamentary
Sense-Important Action Taken Regard
ing the Assembiy's Oversight of the De-
nomtuationai SemIuarIes - Caution Oh
served as to Legislation Which Goes in
for Making Men Righteous

Eagle Lake, Ind, May 2S.-The Pres
byterian general assembly which adj
5ourned tonight was the shortest session
In eight years. In spite Of the desire to
finish UP it's business tonight, there was
little unusual haste, and the record of
the committee on temperance showed
that the assembly was ready 10 defer
adjournment, il necessary, in order TO
attain suitable and reasonable decision
Of questions that remained to be decid-
I'd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-24

and death In some instances. As TO
how the hy.paper IL made. aud the d..
mansions Of the business. but little Is
known to those who are not directly In.
terested In It. The sticky preparat ton
Ii not protected by patents or copy.
right. for to secure such protection Ii
would be necessary to make public the
formula, and none Of the machinery
used Is patented for the same reason.
From 300 to 500 girls are employed In
the manufacture Of the sticky paper.
The sticky preparation, of course. Is
the principal feature of the paper, and
1t possesses the quality OF staying
sticky to the end without drying up
when exposed to the air and sunlight.
1t flows smooth and even and does
not ''strike through the paper upon
which 1t Is spread. The paper Is a good
quality OF cheap MANILA, printed on
one side and covered with the sticky
stun on the other.
Around the edge Is a strip OF parafiin
to prevent the balsam from Oozlng out,