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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
Through Train. for the inauguration.

Will leave Chicago Union Station at II
a. IN, p. m, . p. m. 1l:30 p. m. and
2:45 a. m. via Pennsylvania Short Lines.
Excursion tickets on sale March 1st, I'd
and Sd. Full information free by apply
ing to Travelling Passenger Agent w. W.
Richardson, Omaha. Neb., or II. r.
Dering, A. G. P. Agt., 24S South Clark
ST., Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
Through Trains for the Inauguration.

Will leave st. Louis S:12 a. m. s:24 a.
m. loo p. M, 1880 p. m. via Vandalia-
Pennsylvania Short Line Exclusion
Pennsylvania Short Line. Excursion
Full information free by applying to
Travelling Passenger Agent ]. T. Foley,
Kansas City, Mo-, or w. F. Drummer, A.
G. p. Agt., st. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
A Boy of Business

81 thirk my I3-yesr-ol5 boy vfrI
ne n smart business man when be grows
up" remarked McSwiligen.
Go OF with the story" said squiI.
dig.
Il had couple Of tons OF coal deliT-
cred the other day. and 10 encourage
Tommy 20 earn sonethiu-I offered hHu
IS cents 20 shovel IL into the cellar. BE
took The contract with aiac-ity, bat ]
have found Gu. attervzrd that DO did
rot handle the coal hirz.eIf.-
How did be manage ftr-
he hire,i colored nan 20 PIT Il n
for 80 cents AID cleared Is withou,
doing ary wo-k hirns~if.'
CAe.A-Sk1IA
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
But by Keeping
Everlastingly at Ii

Just as you did with any adver
t.sement winch gave thoroughly
satisfactory results.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
GOES TO GOVERNING
GREECE ASSUMES THAT CRETE Is
SAFELY HER ISLAND.

Municipal Elections Proceeding and Mayors
Have Been Installed in ali TowDs Out
side of Those Occupied by the Powers,
in Which Places the Powers Order
Greek Flags Hauled Down, Which Fact
the Shrewd Athenisn VIII Turn to His
Account-Maccdonis Returns the Ancient
Compiiment-The Situat iou in Crete.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
The Way to

Win success in anything is to keep
everlastingly az IL. This Is true
whether you wait 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
Is Not by
Fitful Advertising
In the DAILY EAGLE
Or Any Other Newspaper

Knows tina, he did IT. not by coca
siOnally inserting an ad and then
waiting 20 see VIVA, happened.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19

Athens, Feb. I'm. Skouzes. the min
lister for foreign affairs, has replied TO
the .ast communication from the repre-
eentstives OF the powers. saying i; Is i'm
possible for Greece 10 recall her torpedo
hotilla so long as the excitement contin-
"ss IN Crete.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
Reach the People

Through an advertisement or TO
earn living some otheg way. Peo-
pie need 10 sea each other a great
many times before swearing friend
ship, and IL is much ne same with
advertisers and their readers. II
The morning times., 1897-03-03

Tor the puI I,,---
this honor has not yet been decided upon,
anG will not be known until tomorrow
morning. The entire length Of the Avenue
viii be pickcted by the best men on the
force, while large detail OF officers will
be stationed about the Capitol grounds.
The police arrangements are in every way
perfect, and no trouble is anticipated in
managing the crowds. The only antici-
pated interference with the parade is the
sand which has been erected in front OF
the new poStoffice building, which, 1t is
feared, projects too far into the street,
and may cause some little inconvenie ce to
the marchers.
The local and out of town detective
forces have thus far been very successful
i'll picking up a number OF crooks and
have placed them where they can do no
harm until after the crowds have gone
Yesterday morning Detectives Boyd and
Helan OF Inspector Hollinberger's staff,
and Grim and McDermott of Cincinnati,
arrested James Duffy, who, the visiting
officers say, is an expert thief. He was
sent TO the Twelfth street station to
keep company with Nick Moran the hotel
worker.
Yesterday afternoon Detectives Horne
and Weldon, and Hogan, of Baltimore,
arrested on Pennsylvania avenue William
Hawley, a clever con" man. Hei known
as Il pal of Boston Charley and William
Cunningham, and has been identified with
them is several shady operations Haw-
ley is a bighiy-educated man, but is said
to be big rascal. Detectives Connors
and Murphy, Pinkerton men, captured a
pickpocket in>She act yesterday afternoon.
While watching the crowds at the Balti-
more and Potomac depot, they noticed a
well-dreSse ed colored man ingsuspiciousIy.
They watched him, and finally saw him
trying to get his hand into visitors
pocket, and promptly placed him under
arrest. When turned over to one of Lieu
tenant Kelly's men and locked up the
Sixth precinct station, he gave the name
OF q. s. Grant.
Detective Rhodes last night caught q
young man, Frank Waple, who gave his
occupation as plasterer, and said he
resided at No. 701 Fifteenth street north
east. He was found with his hand I'm a
lady's pocket, and when ''sweated" before
the inspector, admitted his guilt, and said
that he had heen working with stall
during the morning, but had been unsuc-
cessful. He was arrested at the Baltimore
and Potomac depot during u time when the
station was greatly crowded.
The work Of only two pckpockets had
been reported to police headquarters up
to 3 o clock last night. Two Ladies lost
The morning times., 1897-03-03
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Three Forged Checks From Wash.
ingtOn Received at Banks.
Invitations VIII Be Extended Mr..
Bryan to Speak at the Opera
House in April.

Alexandria, March 2.-Three forged
and the First National banks in this city
today through the mails Tie checks were
drawn for $71.25 each on the Citizens
National Bank of this city They came
from Washington, and were drawn by g l..
Addison and made payable to James F.
Brown. The name Of MT W. II Lambert,
cashier OF the bank on which the checks
Were drawn, appeared on the back, but
no attempt was made To initiate his
signature. The checks were returned
to the Washington banks.
Ion. William j. Bryan has promised to
visit Alexandria and spend few days
on his return to Washington in April.
1t is understoo that his many Demo
cratic admirers in this city Will, in a few
days, extend and invitation and urge Mr.
Bryan to address them at the Opera House
while here.
The complimentary literary and musical
entertainment given by the Young Men S
Sodality Lyceum tonight was a delightful
affair. In addition to an excellent musical
program, Prof. John j. Dolan, of Wash
ipgton, delivered an entertaining lecture
on the life OF Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
A large audience was present.
At the meeting of Mary Gusts Lee
Chapter, U. d. c., today, committee
was appointed TO meet committee from
the Seventeenth Virginia Chapter to make
arrangements for entertaining the dele
gates TO the Grand Division, U. d. G.,
which meets in this city in April.
Isaac Hockey and Tim Henderson, both
colored, who are held on suspicion OF hav-
ing assaulted Auburn Price, near st
Asaph Junction, on Saturday night last,
were committed to jail today by Mayor
Thompson for further examination Mr.
Prices wounds are of a serious nature
Services appropriate to Ash Wednesday
will be held in all the Episcopal and Cath
olic churches tomorrow.
The fourth Renecker lecture of the ses-
siou was delivered today in Whittle
Han, at the Theological Seminary, by
Rev. C. NJ Meade, of Hartford Seminary
Loney Banker, a weltknown colored
Odd Fellow, died today.
James Davis, colored, was arrested to-
day by Constable Grady, of the county,
for stealing a stove at the race track
Davis was committed to Jail until tomor-
row evening, when he will be taken
before Justice supplee for trial
The regular meeting of the city school
board win be held on Friday night
Mr.. Sydney ]. Kaufman and bride have
returned from their wedding trip.
'-"~"'rv willattend
The morning times., 1897-03-03
,uIlict-
-sn investiga-

.lIlict-
-sn investiga-
eminent indispensa-
~ the Spanish government
Cd, and letter from Minister De
LONE is quoted bearing upon this case,
dated February 27-
In this note Minister De LONE saws: THE
Spanish government has ordered that a
most Thorough investigation he made in
order 10 throw the light upon the facts so
;hat If it appear therefrom that there has
been culpa,ility or negli gence all the wei ght
OF the law may fall upon the guilty. To
this end, after receiving Gen. Ahumada's
telegram, the government ordered by cable
that judge be designated who IN view Of
the facts charged and communicated bv
Mr.. Taylor, United States minister at Mad
rid, shall institute a judicial process in
Which all the circumstances shall be scrupu-
lousy and actively ascertained.
Ills masJesty's government wishes and
60 that end directs that the consul of the
United States be invited TO submit. il he
10 desires, any evidence which may assist
IN making the facts clear and OF which he
may have knowledge, and also to take
cognizance of the proceedings Of the case.
If the consul of the United States desires
60 become party in the proceedings he
ran do so, and to that end he will be
afforded every facility he may need
In his note Minister de Lome calls at
teDtion 20 the failure OF Ruiz to announce
his citizenship upon the occasion of his
arrest. In conclusion the minister saws Of
the investigation about to be undertaken:
'The government Of his majesty, in i'm
partial viDdication Of justice and Difference
to preoccupied public opinion in Spain. in
tends that the truth shall be known, what
ever be the nationality OF Ruiz
Continuing, Mr.. Olney then says: Until
the results Of the full investigation thus
agreed upon by the two governments shall
have been reached, what further steps
should be takenin the matter by the United
btates cannot, of course, he determined
The Inquiry should be set on foot and COM
pieted with all possible dispatch, and it
would seem to be wise that the consul
general OF the United States should be
provided with the best legal assistance
available, not only in this country, but in
Havana. Meanwhile and pending the pro.
posed Investigation, which is not unlikely
20 excite local feeling, and which should
not be embarrassed or defeated by any
forestalling or perverting OF testimony
the publication Of the correspondence ON
the subject between this department and
the consul-general at Havana would nos
Oem TO be In the public interest"
The morning times., 1897-03-03
tors in the matter, however.

Mr. Russell Sage is quoted as having
said yesterday: 1T is rot true ti.at West
ern Union earnings are showing a large
decrease, There have been some increases,
and on the whole the earnings are stand
ing up very well. However, Western Union
has been heavy of late, and there is some
cause for it, 1t is said that a good deal
OF the stock is in the market and more
than there is a demand for.
The Baltimore and Ohio owned a large
block Of Western Union stock before the
receivership, and sold million shares Of
it. The balance, $4,0o0,O0O or more, WAS
pledged in loans, and most OF it is SO
pledged now. These loans mature from
time to time, and one of them which
recently came due, included 1000 shares
of Western Union. This stock was sold.
A similar policy, as other loans mature, is
pyDected. ~
The morning times., 1897-03-03

The most important news of the day
was that of Lake Shore. 1t has made
the sale of $50 100000 worth OF bonds,
which are to pay 1-2 per cent and run
for hundred years. The issue is made for
the purpose of retiring $45,000,000 7
per cent bonds, maturing from 1898 to
1903. The announcement OF this sue
cessful negotiation led to the purchase
of stocks, and prices advanced 10 the top
figures of the day. The new bonds were
taken by n foreign syndicate, aud 1T is
suggested that this VIII also help to
avoid gold shipments Lake Shore jumped
from 167 to III 1-2, but had subse-
quent reaction to 160 l-2. III the other
Vanderbilt railway properties moved up
in sympathy with Lake Shore during the
day yesterday.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
The World of Business

In the early trading in Wall street yes
terdayI the market was inclined to weak
ness, land iti was thought, more or less,
that THE bears would be able to force a
reaction. They were working hard for
this result, and declines all along the
list were recorded. Lower quotations from
London were one of the assisting factors
to the BEATS The foreign selling was at
tributed to- uneasiness prevailing in Lon
don oter the South Africa situation, but
in theiaggregate stock sold for this account
was Of insignificant proportions. The de-
cline OF the market was really unimportant
except in the cases of Jersey Central and
Manhattan Jersey Central dropped per
cent to 50 IA, and Manhattan to 95 5-S.
The early loss in the general list was only
II to 3-4 per cent. In the afternoon a
firmer tone prevailed. The announcement
by Lake Shore officers of the sale OF $780,
000,0 gold bonds helped matters, and
the statement of the Burlington and Quincy
added to the bullsh feeling. AT the close
the market was firm. Net changes show
gains OF / g to SO per cent. Transactions of
the day aggregated 46, ,9S3 shares.
The condition OF the market now is an
enigma as far as predicting whether The
Mckinley boom will strike IN and prices
continue to advance during the next three
or four days. 1t seems reasonably certain
that even though there is to be Nc
Kinley boom later, the market is now
about as high as it will go Immediately.
The efforts of the bears yesterday to force
down prices may be repeated again today
and tomorrow, and it will probably be only
d question of days, and maybe of hours,
when they will be successful. There should
be a reaction OF three or four points at least
very shortly.
The morning times., 1897-03-03

Mr.. Atwood, of MaSSa chlsetts, submitted
to the House yesterday the report of the
committee appointed to investigate the
alleged South Carolina election frauds.
The committee unanimously agree in Il
statement that the questions raised are of
grave Importance, but on account of the
Inability Of the present house to consider
them they recommend that the matter
be referred to the Fifty-fifth Congress
for its consideration
The morning times., 1897-03-03
Don NJ. Dickinson,s Work.

Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson, who has been
here for several days, has left for home
He finds it will be impossible to complete
his work in connection with the Bering
Sea awards before next June. The case
of the government of the United States
is in excellent condition, and MI Dick
inson awaits the final decision of the
tribunal with confidence that the result
win be satisfactory from the point OF
view OF this government.
The morning times., 1897-03-03

The predicted rise OF Omaha common,
which has been so much talked OF, material
lied to the extent OF reaching 50. This is
the highest price of the year. II is, how
ever. small price for such stock, and 1t
may certainly be expected that Omaha will
reach 60 before 1t goes back To 50. 1t Is
estimated that Omaha's net earnings are
now double fts charges, and that the sur
plus, afterttie chhrgss is double the amount
OF the dividend on the preferred
The morning times., 1897-03-03
Cures Where Others Fail

their purses at the depot. One contained
So 80 and the other about SO.
John d. Carroll, young man with
dishonest record, was arrested yesterday
afternoonhy Detectives Horne and Weldon.
of this city, and Pumphrey, of Baltimore,
while trying to selltwo fine overcoats. The
detectives believe the coats were stolen
from Gonzaga College. Carroll was locked
up at No. 6 station.
The morning times., 1897-03-03

1t is sald of the Burlington statement
that l8rge part of the net increase in
its earnisgs came from a reduction OF 6
per cent In operating expenses, and that
therefore too much good feeling should
not be INDUCED in. However, Burlington
Is all right TIE January statement is r
fine one, and nobody but a sorebead should
kick over reducing expenses if it can be
done legitimately, as Burlington seems
to have done 10.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
Shot Dead by His Son.

st. Joseph, Mo-, March 2-John Zim-
norman, stock man, living near seHeca
Kan, was shot and killed by his fifteen.
year-old son yesterday. Zimmerman was
beating his wife when the boy fired with
a double barrelled shotgun
The morning times., 1897-03-03
A gainst Sunday Sitting of Senate

Hartford, Conn. March 2-In his PRAYER
in the Senate today Chaplain Thompson
rebuked the United States Senate for its
''desecration Of the Sabbath by sitting
Sunday, and hoped that the Almighty God
would not visit his displeasure on the
people for the Senate's action.
The morning times., 1897-03-03

Mr. Robert Lindbolm, Silsby's Chi
cago correspondent says: 1.-THE wheat
market acts to me as if it were being
manipulated by big men. The market
bulls against news, and the news is strung
on the wires. haye pretty good evidence,
too. outside of this, that the market Is
controlled" stI
The morning times., 1897-03-03

The look OF the silent Mr.. Hanna in
the Ebhitt House yesterday, chatting with
so many other selid-looking men that he
knew, gave one. confidence. May we not
expect of the incoming administration that
1t will make every effort To give the
country a business mans policy and a
business mans conduct OF affairs? This
New York senate, which has been in
little result, is Republican senate. The
inference might be made that a Repub-
lican national administration would have
the same feelings against the trusts that
a Republican state legislature did / am
of the opinion that such will not be the
case, and that Mr.. Hayemeyer and Mr.
Duke, and their friends, the coal barons,
and all the rest, will not be molested in
the making OF their good money: at least
not during the beginning of the Mckinley
administration. Nothing that could in the
slightest possible way impede the return
of prosperity would be tolerated by Mr..
Hanna, feel confident. Sugar has not
yet reached It's upward limits before
March 10, around which date the quar-
terly dividend will be declared The
stock passed 11s, figure which was
predicted for it in this column two weeks
ago, and it should certainly reach 120
before many other days have passed.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs co.
Shall close at IL o'clock tomorrow.


We've never before been able to
sell such fine California canned
fruit for so little. Think of fine de-
licious fruit, which is really the 3oc
value, selling for zoe can, or So. s
dozen cans. Your choice of Lem
on Cling and Crawford peaches, egg
plums, and green gage pluns, and
Bartlett pears. Every can is put
up in the orchard and in the finest
granulated sugar sirup.
ElphonzO Youngs Co.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
42S 9th St. Bet. d and e
'phOne, 5S.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
BANKERS and Brokers. Members of the
y Stoct EycIa0pa 1do1 r ctrnat
The morning times., 1897-03-03

Metropolitan Branch Trains DIring
inauguration
viii arrive at and depart from B. & o. r
K. New York avenue station March 3. 4
and b. mil ASA
The morning times., 1897-03-03

Manhattan dropped to SO 5S yesterday
on the revival OF the report of reduced
dividends. This, takenin connection with
the fall on Monday, becomes a matter
OF some seriousness TO the bulls. and es-
nnciaIlv TO the spectators who have hpen
The morning times., 1897-03-03

HANCOCK COMMAND, No, !, q. V. T., for
r, U. and L. invite all visiting commands,
oid battie-tried soldiers OF the L. V. u
70 visit Hancock Command, No. / U. ".
Y, at our third floor hall, Costello's, $40
ST. NV, after the inaugural parade is
over. AT O'Clock sharp Hancock, No. L.
Logan, No. 2, and Z. G. Shaw are invited
70 meet US at the hall, 610 q st NV. and
participate with us in making a grand
showing III the parade. At Z D. m sharp
regular meeting: also a campfire, smoker
ana refreshments CommaudeF-in-Chief
Charies w. Wood promises { o be with US on
TINS occasion Hancock Command take
notlce ana be on hand promptly BY order
or commander
JOHN MIDDLETON, SOC 1st st. NV.
Il. u. .RATHBURN, ,S12 4th st. NV
Quartermaster.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
SLIGO to Baltimore and Return via
b. & q. R. r.

For all trains, including Royal Blue Line
and famous rty-five-minute flyers, March
to s, valid for return until March 8.
ma2-4t-em
The morning times., 1897-03-03
Alleged Election Frauds.

lieutenant Of the AIexauulIa
try, gives general satisfaction.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
FINANCIAL.
VISITORS
FINANCIAL. .

Areinyited to drop in and make themselves
at home. without feeling that they are
required to do any business. II you have
an account with any New York broker
we viii be pleased to transmit for you any
messages or orders TO him over our pri
vate wire without charge
The morning times., 1897-03-03
INSURANCE STATEMENTS


STATEMENT OF the condition OF the
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE.
SoCIETY OF England, on the 81 Sc da1
OF december, L Se6, as required by act or
Congress, approved July 20, 1892 !,
capital stock. d. So 500 600 0O
Capital stock paid up. =. $50 COO "a
ASSETS.
Cash aas1,i In bank. 235.553 81
u lien on real estate).- 10000 90
reinsurance on losses paid II AZ
stocks and bonds (market
YdiueJ-. ,808,52I %
Premiums uncolIected and
,Ilarna1 In hands OF agents. 145.756 81
on Dec 81, 1896 $50 90
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premium fund II76. .SSA "A
Reserve for unpaid losses
and claims E. :. IA, $50 IT
Net = surplus. - S73,542 40
Statement OF expenses for
six months ending Dec
81, 1896:
current expenses :. =. 526, sos O3
A +. LOSEE
Branch Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me tbix
18th day OF January. 1896.
HENRY WREAKS
tSeaLJ Notary Public
The morning times., 1897-03-03
New York Cotton Market.
washington Stock Market.

es-Washington Loan and Trust, 2
at 1872; Capital Traction, at 54 12;
Metropolitan Railroad, 20 at 109; Amer
lean Graphophone, 100 at 9; Lanston
MonotYpe. 200 at 6 IS.
The morning times., 1897-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pension Vouchers Executed

AT 1905 Pennsylvania Avenue NV,
opposite orth Entrance Treasury Building,
Office open from midnight tonight. 1t