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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
SPECIAL SESSION n OCTOBER
No Doubt Wow Bot What Governor Iced,
VIII Gail H.

Topeka. kan. Aug. s.-Fro1 . -e,ia-
BE s,urce Z; - learned thar G5ve1Bor
L,eesv has determined 70 cal he lszis-
Ia-ure Together Il ezra sssS11n IN Octo-
Der. During TIE pas, few days ~ las
summoned s-TeTa Pop s.ateEnsn % To-
rekz ans consulted mem Concerning -
n1at-e-. He vas inc.insd al fri . have
The legislature assemble his SUNNI sc3
a-tsaa2. . pass railroad osL f1ai ~cGss
be effective b@to-e tae gain s1ip1s1
commenced. 5st ne conclE1e1 flzt :
would be 5es;er . val; sntA P5pa.is.s
held tas.r convsnsions n re vzrs51s
Counties and stirred ~ -aeir -epEes@H-s-
lives. Several coEvsztiors Save slrss4F
Hsoa ned zn5 only aoo1t Asg q -iezn
have said a Eo-i z55Us "sx5-sl.a-s
srssx5- -.ces isis ass 1e-- 4 s.EsD-
-s,sn,-nen- - re g5verno-. H Is quote1
a= szyir., r5z ;bs. - p-opns@f - fofee
ne .hlnE. Wasa - sg1sl7sg-e en-
vsaes Se xpec,s = AK asscs ~ 3zffs-s -
r,ve-rs- an5 sosz re io5sy. H 81
- All AMP re .s-zlc..-za,s ia15 AEe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
SHERMAN ISPARETlC
ACCORDING 70 TIE VIEWS OF TIE
LONDON PRESS.

st. james Gazette Calls it Case Of "seoiis
Decay" Another Journal Refers to
Sherman's saloon Styie"-stiu Another
Reminds the Aged Secretary That He
Represents . Third Rate Naval Power
and 10 "sufYering From Mental Disturb
ances"-what Mr shermnn's Remarks
Were to which Exception Is Taken.
London. Aug. 9.-Commen ting on the
interview Of the New York World with
Secretary Sherman. The 81. James Ga
zette says:
Secretary Sherman's utterances az
ford no material for denial by his friends
OF the statement that he is suffering
from seniie decay. But, after all, Mr..
Sherman represents America and We are
certain that all international courtes.ss
will De deserved
The Westminster Gazette, referring to
the same matter. remarks:
The interview is fruity example Of
Sherman's saloon style"
The Globe on this subject says today:
Secretary Sherman had better rid
himself of the idea that Uncle Sam IS
going TO boss the show, either on the
gold fields or in the fisheries. We are
not ready 70 follow every quarrel with
blows; but we strike We strike hard. and
the idea OF our being afraid of a third
rate power like the United States could
only have occurred 10 lunatic, or 10
Mr.. Sherman. Judging from his latest
performances. We may charitably as
sumo that the rumors that Mr.. Sher-
man is suffering from mental disturban-
ces are true"
The utterances attributed 10 Secreta-
~ Sherman upon which the comment of
the London papers is based were as fol-
lows:
England IS a great country, but Z is
not always safe TO assume that she is
ready TO follow Up every quarrel with
blows. She q,rarrels oftener than She
fights. 1t would be exceedingly difficult
for her to fight US all alone about our
seal catching. Russia ana Japan are
N similar position and any quarrel be-
tween the United States and England
on this score would in all probability in
volve those other two countries"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

II i predicted ina. he VIII have A mer-
~ time doing ii. Those Populis,s VIII
voted for the bill he vetoed claim TIA,
i, would have given the necessary re-
lief. and that Leedy vetoed il bscause
IL did not bear the name Of Leedy. They
poiD, 10 the fact that the very sections
which ne criticized in il and gave as his
excuse for vetoing il We're clipped bodily
from bill whic1 he grt through the
senate four years ago while Il member 81
thai body. They assert that Leedy can
net drive them 10 do anything. II ne
attempts j; they declare that they viii
proceed 70 pass some laws abol!shing the
metropolitan system and several useless
boards. including the board of pa-dons
and state board OF health.
Walter COstigan, formerly editor Of the
Ottawa Journal. a close friend OF The
governor until recently. has LEI the ca;
out o: the bag regarding the reason why
1.eedy vec0ed the sO-cslled Harris rail-
read biz as; winter. He says:
This veto IS simply one feature OF a
game OF politics between Mr.. Leedy and
several other ambitious Populist states
men. Ever since there has been a Pop
ulist party the railroad question has been
a prominent one. Our people want a Inn
itation placed on the c0nscienceless greed
OF the roads. Even many Democrats
and Republicans share with US this de-
sire. This has brought forth several
POpulist statesmen who want the eXclu-
sive glory for the passage II such law
Hence the Brown oil and the Harris bill.
ard the Ryan bin. and tie HOUSEHOLDER
biz. and This bill and that bill.
There has been and j. now no end o.,
rivalry and Jealousy on this matter. No
man in the party has this weakness more
shan Leedy. I regard & az the sole cause
OF his veto and, II I am right in my pre-
SYMPTOMS. nothing but sudden death will
prevent Leedy from calling a special ses-
sion. No matter what bill would have
passed. I feel certain II vas his intention
10 veto il. and 20 say It was no good.
This he has done Now he can call a
special session; a bill win be pls~Ad; he
can say that Il Il all right. and then Sc,
up claims 70 the sole glory f5r H."
so YOU think there VIII be a special
session.
rundcuhteily."
"Wil they pass a maximum hill?'
"Csrtairly TIE vetoed bill was
max mum biz. which il proof that rnost
men who condemned that bill never read
il. or else don't know the English IAN
guage when they read it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

hait-niiie TaeiEg track. and one-third
mile bicycle track. located one x.yAin
the other. Within the bicycle track VIII
be base bali aa6 foot ball grounds THE
NORTH end Ok the grounds viii be fitted
~ for re Newton Gun club.
TIE association viii be organized as a
stock comauny with 5000 cap tai TIE
Garter VIII De fled With he secretary
% state toi.o-low. The directors - the
association are. : Lehman. r. o. Ha-
gen. Dr. J. II AxteIi. II. NJ Walt. J.
{. Nicholson. p. VI. Ho.sington. and By
ron Dick.
The cost OF the location Is estimated
70 be 1000. The rest ot the money viii
- spent in Improvements. The associa-
t.on VIII start cut free ., dot. ana as
the hackers are oil prom. citizens.
and fin inc.ally responsible. IL Is certain
that there : a bright outlook for the
association.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
THIRD ATTEMPT TO BURN
Eight Business Buildings Destroyed In the
Town of Moran.

Fort Scott. Kan, Aug. "a third a.
tempt by incendisries 20 burn the town
os Moran. place o: Zoo people in al.
almost proved successful last night
Eight business buildings were destroyed
and the loss Is estimated a from $4,000
70 $4,000.
For some time he city council has ha J
five special nigntwatchusen on duty 20
proven. lie burning ~ the ,0wn by IN
ceniiaries who have fred me bank and
another building in tse past few weeks.
The h-e was discovered a. O'Clock and
the entire cown turned out figh: IT,
bu: 10 effective means were az han1-
The move IS thought 10 De revenge by
ne tQuga slsmsnt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
uokE PLAYS ARBITRATOR
Settlements of the Atlanta Cotton NIL
strike Due tn Him.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. Sit develops 20
dzv thar the settlement OF The big strike
OF The Fulton Gag and cotton nliA oper-
atfves here was the work OF ex-SecTe-
tary Hoke Smith. The strike involved
the negro employees and an adjustnen.
was d aicul;. DisiStsres,ed Pa<-iss IN
duced The strikers committee AMI PTesl-
dent Bliss % meet in NJ Smiths of-ice
ana with he former secretary acting as
arbitrator a., ssresnen; Was reached on
terms suggested by Inn Tae setiienen;
Is regarded here as victory 70. TIE
principle et arbitration in labor disputes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
To REFUND ITs DEBZ
Michigan Central wiz Follow After Other
yandsrbiEt Lines.

New York. Aug. s-F'pllowing ne sx-
ample ~ o;he- yands<bilt companies. the
Michigan Central has commenced ar
rauxeren-s for rcfuE1i1g 10 funded
debt al lower rae. 7; = eKpectst ;aat
r1e Michigan Cea-Tzi all soou announce
sr issue % III Or % ~ per cent bonds
- retire Ss.c10 10 sewers and = 600
hyez DE ~ 1872. TIE Management ex-
pes - save a51ut - pr cent On TIE
SICK ~ his 7pe-3ti9u- OUTSIDE %. taefe
bon1s. the IicH.s- Central mas pIi-
stsndias ou-y sl6.eo5.o15 b3nis, most q
-re-a zs-uzns5 from leased lines. and a..
5at s. Jsr5yy5 g -aese Dear Jess IRAN 8
per ce1i in;e-est- TIE coDYsay Ais7a3y
has outs.s la.nz ss7l go ges-arteei
guaranteed bonds az . pr c1a; and So
90 90 =. Il .sr cen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
Ia W race. w.msxo. K.a.

Wamezo. Kan. Aug s--Tas l. A. w.
safe cl-cui, olrycis races here To-Day
were SIT sao-, ~ raln. Results.
FIrrt eveut--Al4ie 19ea. ANA t-u--Jo1n
a Con5Ver. Kansas CRY. ven. 2 r.
sfsu,e. -. Louis. send. = = bonsen.
I1IepeaIence. 40 .hlrd Time n.
scccn s-nas mile open I.-ofeHs 0nsl-P.
r. C1nn nrg &sTeazo. "a SOD. VIII
gsu DaTz-8v. C1.-fr1. sec~rAd. E0r;ie
Eauks Deuves. Thf7l Time 1i7 IL
Third 20 claas-J ~ Fsilx. saiina.
sea H-n-y Fenes. Kansas City. 49,
ona. ~ T Hale, J8ncsgn Clty. tAird
---re rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
On buffalo

T-e -. ? C. s1d Ladies 0. 80 = 4
y. asv.rr -s'r-fej re Saa.a Re ~ -1eiF
IN. al r1u.- 81 81 G. =. z E--a12-
sser. a. B8fs.a. aave asa ar-s1T@5 Or
\ sa-e.sI train - leaTs EanEas ans y -
SUD R.re- paln.s sat8-5aT. ADE-za, -.
ana n IN .a-ozEs o. g ~ r. change
. 80 2 ery f-~-fc.Ior- 3eEuoe-s =
he O. 4 r. f-eir families sn2 frie'a =
are c--dlarT Invited - in oar 7aFiT.
We VII aass t1e enest --ais rom -
xe<.. al g VII -rs-s. - free rsclln-
.nz raai- ears e-s7 - nan palacs sad
,.i-sE, s.ee3@rs szss ~ III rh-ossa .
B,I-a,3 xl:assss csaoEe Inquire p, nesr-
-. santa r. kgen-. % -. J. BACK. = T.
A Tcpass. ~ asr-l---ars-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
ANGLO-EGYPrION EXPEDITION
Severe Fighting Results I'm the Eefeat OF
the Natives

Cairo, Aug. 9.-The column Of troops
Commanded by Colonel Hunter. Of the
ADglo-Egyptian expedition up the Nile.
which left Merani on July 80. attacked
Abu Hamid at $50 o'clock August /, af-
ter eighteen hours march. Some severe
fighting followed and the place was cap
tured by the British forces Two Brit
ish officers were killed in the fight. Ma
jor NJ. Fl. Sydney and Lieutenant E. A
Fitzclarence.
Major Sydney was attached TO the
Egyptian army, but belonged 10 the duke
Of Cornwalrs light infantry, in which
regiment he had the rank of captain. mis-
title OF major being temporary. Lieu
tenant F4tzClarence was a special serv-
ice officer, VINO belonged to the Devon
shire regiment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
The Tourist Sleeping Car

Which the Rock Island Route will run
through TO Buffalo without change,
leaving Wichita al $50 a. m, Angus.
21st. is equipped with bed linen. mat
tresses and all conveniences essential 70
comfort and convenience in the same
manner as Pullman Palace sleeper. and
in charge OF experienced porter 20 look
after comfort OF patrons. The only thing
cheap about it is price for accOmmoda-
tion--S3.5 so for double berth through.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
EUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best Save = ln- VOID foF GUS.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Sal, Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, CEappei Hands.
Chnbla'ns, Corns. and AL Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures piles. or no
pay required II IS guaranteed % give
perfect satisfaction o. money refunded
Price p cents per box. For sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32s -. Main
street. and 9. Gehrins's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
xEwTos WILL CIR CT SIZED
Driving. szes.r s~a fi<yele Track zad
Grossss Projected

Sext7-. Eaa. AK -fSg@csal,-
SeEt-z = - 84ve a driving pax $50
csa:.sz. To- 5ssin@ss men - Sszt1z
-.rv 1-c4.e6 - o-S4D.zs ~ -fs51az-l7Es
80 - ssYs races here -h.s fEL Tae
s-9lg-sts ~ - 3 ssrtT-z-rs rrecs = SAT-
sc Sssf - tgsn Tsere 80 - = oae-
s-se @-Fz. trak en- - xgs1 sse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
KANSAS CATTLE MEN KICK
They Object to Shipping bv Weight Instead
of by Carload.

Eureka. Kan, Aug. 9.-At a meeting
OF the Greenwood County Catrlemen' >
association today 1t was decided 10 resist
the order of the Kansas railroads pro-
vfdns that live stock shall be shipped By
weight hereafter. instead OF car bad. as
heretofore. T. L. Davis was employed
by The association as counsel He left
tonight for Topeka. accompanied by I
committee OF cattlemen, 20 ask The beard
OF railroad commissioners 20 issue a
temporary restraining order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

The measure
nents of death
are a few inches
of trivial dis
orders, multi
piled by many
feet of neglect.
If a man or
ON an will
take care of the
little trivial
disorders, there
is no need TO
fear the big
r1aiai;eS and
long life and
happiness will
be the reward.
The little dis
orders that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

O. Pullman palace ard tours; zlserers
ana free chair cars VIII run through %
Buralo va Santa Re. leaving 7oin-s IN
kansas on August u Persons q dis
c-ir1sns.tSn- who fully appreciate he
nsscs,~e OF his statement. XII pup
caAza .teir tickets over the SeH-a Pc
II. he ofhctsl route so- sae W y {.
. tsc. z1ich renders oo-lner. unneee<-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
Arouse To Action

A Dormant Hver. o. you VII suffer al -Ae
tortures incident 70 proCnge1 bilious at
tzck Cozs;tDs ton. headaches. dyzpc psia.
Y.-rreI tongue. sour breath. pain = ~ -Eh-
~sIe. VII a11lonish yo1 q neglect Discl-
pine TIRE recaIcitrsa- organ a. once witI
Hos-er-er's Stomach Elfters sEd exFec-
r,rn-77o- reHs< Malaria. ri1suEa -is-n. xii
rev complaint nzTyos1zness ard debility arc
;ho-ouxaIy removed b Tie Bisters-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
MELTED GOLD POURED IN
So Much of 1t That Nature Used IL to Stick
Rocks Together.

Wavervills. Cal. Aug. 9.-Great ex-
citenoent prevails at Trinity Center and
V;cinty. over ricn strike made by the
Graves brothers and Henry Carter in
the drift calm on Coffee Creek. In four
days they took out three water buckets
full OF gold, valued at SIS. 900. The larg-
est piece was worth $4,000. They expect
10 take from one hundred and fifty to
two hundred thousand dollars out OF the
pocket. The gold is coarse AMI lies be-
tween walls % porphyry and resembles
melted sold poured in the seams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
Low rxcrRSIox FATE.
70 sssS4Ia. y. Z. e. = 81 Szfias.i IA.
eAmPD-sf, Va tbs EssitgmSrs q
Otto o. s.

Or Auzarf p = and = - Bs,un3-.
8 ono Railroad All saE ~ rafs sr-
81 ticEefs ~ EsTal3 y +. ac~ount
q 4 X %stiorsl Enea ~ 7rnenf pa
seragers r8Trnasing fsezr-s - po-1-.
west ~ fSror have ecoleE - rgrJfer. "a
Clsveisa1 sns raf IN ss.a Sirsrfson-.
Tis Clevc,ans al nfesFnsr p basa -
rse-tho-s- ga Cleveland anf steamer 20
TX sne az ra3l fstB-a'nK. - va az raa
z1aK aDf asszraf~ p, C5evst fr8. tome
IA. return Ts~k~Ts 49, - waHf
- rst9~n uz-l Asrss, p. bar ere ssb-
~ % sn sTgsas "a sufli Seps~srf,sv q.
lss7. % 2sTansT.- % G fse - -r~usY- Zoe
- csats. = Dies - stn J13n; Azs-s.
y Fe-roi1si Lines - Bszsl7
FeF .a-tser infs-unsfi7a ca q %
address = X Aust %. Cs@n1 Passenger
AEsH-. Casrzxa -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
Heat Hunting and Fishing

found On me Colorado Midland railroad
Rates are very low 10 all points. Write
Cor frustrated pamphlet
". :. BAILEY. D. ?. A.
Denver CcIa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
AKMENIANs Kill AND TORTURE
Shoe Seems to Be on the Other Foot In tn
Sultan's Country.

Constantinople. Aug. 9.-An official
dispatch received here says several thou
sand Armenian agitators from Persia in
vaded Turkey last Friday. They killed
200 OF the Migriki tribe, including women
and children. The wife OF the chief was
put TO death with the mostc ruel tor
lures and several other victims had their
noses and ears cut off. The authorities
have taken measures 10 capture the ma
RAIDERS and to provide for eventualities
in the vilayet or Van.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
War stort-- Illustrated
Are APT TO he entertaining and Civ

Are APT 70 he entertaining and give tho
auditor a comprehensive idsa % the
g-i.nnsss OF battle Stories without
words are sometimes very impressive.
The scenes ia Libby Prison. Chicago.
Nil 60 a long Ways towards effectively
illustrating ,he stories % the boys" 10
You 90 - Buffalo via Santa Fe's ". r.
c. 0fIic . train - August p. you'll have
ebout five hours n which 20 pilot your
friends through The OLD prison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
w. II. c. OficiaI Route.

The designation OF the Santa Fe as
the official route OF the Wornan's Relief
Corps and the ladies of the G.. A. r. 70
the encampment at Buffalo makes this
line the most desirable one 10 use. Per
sons Of discrimination will readily real
iZe why this should be So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

that he killed Senior Canovas to avenge
the Barcelona anarchists. and the lnsur'
gent leader, Don jose Rial, who was ex-
ecuted at Manila. Philippine Islands, on
December 30 last as the instigator OF The
Philippine revolution. DR.. Rial denied
that he was % rebel leader, but admitted
that he had drawn up the statutes OF the
Philippine League. In COLTS room the
police today found a large double-bar
ed pistol. II appears that When he LEFT
the house yesterday he carried parcel
which is believed to have contained a
bomb. The theory is that he hid this
somewhere in the fields.
A dispatch from Barcelona says tina!
Coli arrived there in December, 1895
coming from Marseilles. He was en-
ployed in the printing office OF the Re
view Social Science, managed by the an
archist engineer, Tarrida Mearmel. for
merry imprisoned in Mont Juich fortress
a Barcelona.
Coli was implicated in the terrible
crime Of the celebration of Corpus Christi
although he left Barcelona a few days
before it occurred.
He was denounced ito the police for
completely, but he had already disap-
peared.
HANOTAUX CONDOLES.
Paris. Aug e-The minister for for.
eign affairs, NJ HanOtaux, has telegraph
ed the coincidence of the French govern
ment to the queen regent and to the gov
eminent of Spain. expressing the indig-
nation felt in France al the crime just
committed and referring Ito the sympathy
in this matter of the French people with
Spain All the French newspa pers de-
plOre the crime, and the Socialist organs
while reprobating the assassination OF
the Spanish premier, refer TO the sever
ity exercised by Canovas towards the
anarchists, intimating that such action
upon his part pointed his out for an at
tack.
Dyspepsia's victims find prompt and
permanent relief in Hoods Sarsapa-
rIlia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
Grand Cireait Races "a, Fort wayas.

Fort Wayne Ind. Aug. s-The oper-
Ing meeting 81 The grand circuit races
today was quite successful The weeth-
~ was TAR. ne track In good confi: on
and the attendance !. 500 There were
events on the cards. but no sensational
time was made. The Abbot sold f1vor.;e
In the 2.2s Jrot. and won the hrst tWn
heats. then dropped - third place. and
Vas distsnced IN the fourth. Results
Three ear-oj5 trot. purse 1900: Jack
Miller won IN straight heats Time.
2I7Ii: 2.2sik. eI7iA. Fannie Foley. &C.
ond: Intact. third Esteils ara Ou Cri-
;Illo also started.
FPS trot. purse 81 o0o: Pastoral won
fourth. nth and sixth heats. Tine.
2155t e.l2is. sixth hea; % come.
ST Andre. ;hlrd heat IN 2f2iS Me-
dlu.n Weight 'hirt The Ab9t dist1aC-
81 IN fourth heat. Won first ana s~oond
heats IN 21fH 213H. Nancy Tins.
Noby. White Points snd Wynema alec
sta rted
e2o pace. purse s. co0. Silver Chims
wc1 frs,. .-c7rd and mn hears. Tine.
2IiH; e-i2z. e.ifR ,I1b.t~x;er Won
rhirf and fourth hests Tine 2iiL (.
I'll. EIsinors. tkirf Aoiafs. veroni $ ID.
Ez0zen. Pentiand Hernfic Walnut
Lad and Mss Nargaret al-7 started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

Marblsheas. Mas Aug s-WAlla-s Pix
wei O. Bs.on. re celebrates as c,et
here sua6enly las. night he ~as 4 years
CO age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
Through Train TO Barsio

VII lcave kausa- Cry August II. 1877.
- ~ -. "a. yla Santa Re Route This
train 1,ii haul ne tE-1usa Pullman pa
acc ard trlFls- sieeg~ra and free cnair
cars. csrryiuE The WOnan's Relief CDrps
ana tae iad'rs - the 2. A. Y. from Kan
So points Nearest Santa Pc agent All
T-I y9g xben tran All iesce stauohf
and ju1c-8-s IA KsuxsA
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He--sEtsr. Mass-- ABE- f-E4~srf ~
TEE x. W-zae- & - 1fs=sad -rg.s a.
tstrky, - 80 q o. a sDes& - 4. -
esspsia S1fsF - a - ak part . -
sstse-a' rezsffs sAs wssk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10

Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy always affords prompt re-
lief. For sale by druggists.
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SOLDIERS AND LAWYERS
win Henceforth Run the Klopdyke to Suit
Themselves.

Toronto. O. T, Aug. "a special 20
the Globe from Ottawa says that the
Dominion government has reached sew
eral important decisions in regard 70 ne
Yukon country and the working Of the
gold fields there.
1; has been decided = appoint an al
minis,ra;or from the district who viii
have charge II AL the Canadian officials
there. and be chief executive officer Of
the government Major Walsh. = cor
me- commander Of the Noythwes, mount
ed police. Is . be appointed 10 the posi-
ton. The party Of mounted police 70
leave Manitoba next week for the gold
country has been increased from twenty
. thirty-five. They VIII take with them
iwc Maxim guns.
The mining regulations have been
amended in an important particular. At
present 2 miner is a liberty - stake on:
claim u 800 feet mining along with the
stream and back % the bank. This has
been reduced - 100 feet. and The new
regulation viii go into force immediate
~.
4 court for ne administration OF civil
and criminal justice for the gold distric.
has slso been decided upon Justice No
CURE OF Prince Albert IS 10 preside over
the cour.
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Washington. d. c. Aug. s-The state de-
partner; has been advised that Ira c. Far
ley. travelling IN Cuba for New York c.
ga-ette company. was captured by the
Spanish forces and mas beer turned over 20
Consul General Lee, 20 be sent out OF the
island Farley IS : citizen OF Msssaehu-
sets
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Notwithstanding Which. the Strikers Con-
tipue to Make Gains and Their Leaders
Keep up the Administrations Defes
the Courts by Making . Speech Whore
Hes Told Not to-WheeiinE District
Bids Fair to be Closed Downtown
Miners Won't Quit Yet-IlIinois Town
Under Martial Law-Strike News.
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MINERS GET RECRUITS.

Wheeling, W. Va, Aug s.-Aaste-s
took turn today in the Wheeling DIS
trict. ana the miners are feeling encour-
aged. \ small army o. miners fro--
Mou,ldsviIle and BeDwood gathered a.
ne works OF the Giend8le company.
niles below the city. and SION induced
the working miners a; thst plant 20 come
cut. 70 a man. Encouraged BY their sue
cess az this point. the strikers, reinforced
oy the Glendale men and by body -
strikers that had come across the hills
from Elm Grove. went 10 me Bogz- Run
mines and campsd out on the HILLSIDE
This afternoon. as the miners came ONT
from their work the strikers took them
IN and secured their promise - re<aA1n
out OF the mines during me strike x al
the men employed by the Bozss Run
mine would make the same prom Sc The
army teen iisSsndet. with Instructions
% assemble .; the mouth % Boggs Run
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The measure

Madrid. Aug. 9.-Goni has confessed