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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-28
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY


MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
ia North Main Street, Wichita. Kan
We can sell you through railway and
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We are agents for the following lines OF
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Proposals For zSdds or sidewalk 3.

Proposals For zSids on Sidewalks.
City Clerks Office, Wichita, Kan, May
2S 1898.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'csock p. m. June 49, 1893,
for the construction Of the following side
walks:
Five foot permanent walk east side EN-
poria, from Douglas TO Third street
Five foot permanent walk east side Law
renee avenue, from William to, English.
Five foot permanent walk west side
Fourth avenue, from Douglas to Central
avenue
Four foot permanent walk north side
Tenth street, from Empora to Topeka
avenue
Five foot permanent walk west side
Ellis, from Douglas TO William street.
Five foot cinder walk west side Lulu
avenue, from Douglas to'Hunter street
Five foot cinder walk east side Lulu
avenue. from Douglas 10 Prince street
All of the above walks must be con-
structed according to specifications on file
In the Office Of the city engineer.
On permanent walks estate price per
square foot.
On cinder walks state price per HneaI
foot
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check for 5000. payable to the City
OF Wichita. Kan. which check viii be for
feted to the City of Wichita in case the
bidder receiving the award shall fail 70
execute the contract, otherwise to be re-
turned to the bidder.
The Mayor and Council reserve the right
TO accept or reject any or all bids
9-3t II. T. KRAMER, City Clerk.
Proposals For Vapor street Lights.
City Clerks Office, Wichita, Kan, May
% 1895
Bids VIII be, received at this office until
I o'clock p. m. June 10, 1898 to furnish $50
vapor street lights in the outskirts of the
city where lights now exist for a period
OF six months.
States price Of each light per month
A certified check for 5000 must accom-
paay each biz. which check will be for
feited 10 the City Of Wichita'in case the
party to whom the contract is awarded
fails to fulfill the contract, otherwise TO
be returned 10 the bidder.
The Mayor and Council reserve the
right to accept or reject any or all bids.
9-5t H. T. KRAMER, City Clerk.
Summer school at Webster, May So
Miss Olive Triplett. SGT
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would like TO know what you would /
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for rheumatism. bui lame back. sprains, /
sweiings. cuts. bruises and burns. for
which il is unequaned. For sale by
druggists.
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from three TO five hours time. Train
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can occupy same until that time. For
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Pearce. City Ticket Agent. 1SS North
Main street. or MosIey avenue station.
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plus s2.e0. Dates on which tickets Viz Be
sold are as follows:
May 18Th and So,h. fnal return limit ten
days from date OF sale.
June 18th and eo;h. nnG return Emit
July TN 1885.
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July eth 1898
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july 5th. 1895.
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Summer school at Webster, May 50
Miss Olive Triplett. SGT
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
The Kip Van Dam.

Col. Louie Marks with his accustomed
volubility was explaining the promising
condition of the Rip Van Dam mine at
Springdale today. In support OF his
statements he exhibited:some solid chunks
of tellurium which were taken from a
vein several inches wide. The Rip Van
Dam has been in fine ore for some
months now and from present indica-
tons it is going to hold out. The man.
agement believe so anyway and have
just expended $1,000 on new machinery
for the property. A fine outfit OF mach
inery including boilers, hoist and steam
drills arrived in Boulder today and wi
at once be taken to the mine and placed
in position. The property is destined to
add materially to Boulder countys gold
output this year.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
EldOra Mines.

Work commenced with the new steam
plant on the Mogul tunnel this week,
saws the Eldora Miner. The machinery
cost S. eco, including an 80 horse power
boiler, Leynor IoxI7 compressor and
three Ingersoll drills. One Shift is max
ing four to FIVE feet day. When three
shifts are put on it is expected to make
ten feet day. The tunnel will be Y
shape and tap sall parts of Spencer
mountain. Mr.. ]. Gil6llan. the superln-
tendent. is pushing the work vigorously
and Mr.. N. Westi is the efficient engineer
The new owners of the Enterprise
mine are pushing the work and are in
creasing the output at great rate
Thursday four wagon loads of especially
rich ore was sent out and the daily ship.
ments will be increased as soon as the
new wagon road is completed. Superin
tendent Mitchell is proving himself to bt
thoroughly competent and successful
mine manager.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Sp0|i|yl VIII
Burn S0|1I0lO
SPANISH RETREAliNG.
Ger eral Sha1ter Disappointed at Having
No Prospect ofa Battle.

Ger eral Shatter Disappointed ar Having
No Prospect ofa Battle.
New York, June "a Official despatch
es from Santiago states the following
conditions. The Spanish ouiposss are
fallIr e before the Cuban advance. leav
ing the way open to Santiago. The en-
thusiasm of the insurgents is very in
spring.
The Americans are preparing for the
advance of the entire force. The engi-
.neer corps accompanied by large mill
taly force are constructing bridges over
ravines and creeks. The heavy guns
are f.llowing as siege train. The
Spanish are reported to have plenty of
ammunition but it is feared that they
will retire without giving battle. Tne
Spanish, if hard pressed will set fire TO
Santiago and retreat under shelter Of the
flames.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Enelishman A Attends a Flag Raising.

Chicago, June 24-Sir thomas Upton,
an Englishman engaged in the tea busl-
ness attended flag raising ceremony at
his place of business. In the presence
of his army of workmen, Sir Thomas
hauled up the starry banner, with the
words, "May this flag Of freedom never
be hauled down until the stars and stripes
float over every building in Havana. nor
until every Spanish soldier has been
driven from Cuban shores. Three cheers
for Old Glory"
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
COMMUNICATING HOBSON.

Seer. ,ry Long Felicitates the Nj rrimac
Zero for His Bravery.
Washington, June 24-Secretary Long
has written letter to Lieutenant Hob
son commanding the bravery of himself
and crew on the occasion OF the sinking
of the Merrimac in Santiago harbor.
He informed him that the act will be
gratefully remembered by his couatry-
men and spplauded by the civilized
world. The communication will be for.
warded to Admiral Sampson TO be given
to Hobson when the occasion presents
itself.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
TCRPEDOES FOR CAMAFA.

The Austrian Steamer Zr.um Tres. ed
Into Spanish servi.e
New York, June 24.-Despaiches fiom
Rome to London Stale that the Austrian
steamer Zrlum took On large rumber
OF torpedoes at Fume and sailed tor the
Suez C nal to join Camara's feet.
At the rate the Cadiz feet is nov sail
ing it will take FIVE days to reach Ma
Mia. BY that time Dewey will be rein
forced 10 the extent that he ail re more
than a match for the Spanish heel.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
}|I|1C|' 5 k0|Cl
lOI Resisted
SKATERS ADVANCE.
The American Troops are Me, ting WITH
no Reslstance

Of Santiago, June "a 24-General Shafter
is having no difficulty in advancing on
Santiago, and is meeting with little re.
sistance. The Spanlards shoot once and
then run.
1t is sid that they will put the match
to Santiago and the larger towns as soon
as it becomes impossible to hold them
longer. Ii no innocent lives are lost in
dong this the action will be satisfactory
gems will then be destroyed.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Wh. re Congress D,sas recs

Washington. June 24.-Seveial bills
still awal. settlement between the house
and senate. The big deficiency bill TOR
the maintenance of the army and navy
the sundry civil service bill, carrying
hundreds of items of local interest to
mary of the states and the bill providing
for volunteers to vote, and many others
await settlement.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
SANTIAGO DOOMED.

gen. sha.tef ] red cts the Fail of the CItJ
Witun, Tea Days.
B.lqu.Ii via KING sion, Jamaica, unc
al nc iail OF Sanuaso wlinin ten day
is predicted Ly Gen. ohatter and nls
staff. he AMeEIcan army must make
the ataLk as the dons fusS 10 Dc drawn
out. The sKirmish yesterday Was nJl
eHlltled 10 the dignity Oh being Called
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
TROOPS FROM TAMPA.

Eighteen Thousand will be started from
there At Once.
Washington, June 74.-Orders have
been issued BY the war and navy depart
ment to General Shafter and Admiral
Sampson to despatch transports under
convoy to Tampa at once. Eighteen
thousa and troops will be embarked there
| to be sent to Porto Rico il Santiago is
lcaptur d. II Santiago is not cap
tnred It once the troops will be sen,
there.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Another Delay.

San Francisco. June "a 1t looks as if
another start will he scheduled for The
third Manila expedition. 1t was ex-
pected that the troops would sail on
Monday, but the officers say that owing
to the slowness with which the trans
ports are being prepared, the ships can
not be ready before Wednesday.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Dopne,Iy Elected Preside t.

indianapolis, June 24-S. B. Donnelly
was elected president of the Information
al Typographical Union. J. w. Bram-
wood, of Colorado was elected secretary
and treasurer.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Adopted the bankruptcy ,all.

Washington, Juae 24-The senate
passed the bill today authorizing FRESH
dent Mckinley to appoint twenty addl
Iional quartermaster generals with the
rank of captains. The report on the
bankruptcy bill was adopted. The con-
side1ation OF the Hawaiian annexation
bill was resumed.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
B,auco'. Ma e LIT rr.d.

New York. June 24.-BIanco's famous
mule. which was killed at MalanZas Was
buued with all military honoIs. The
INCIDENT viii be ranked In history On a
par with Ce1vantes hero, Don Qulxote.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
WILL BoMBAaD MoRRo.

The Removal Of Hobson Makes Clesr sa,l-
ing for Sampson.
Washington. June 24-The navy de-
partment declares that Sampson will
probably lombard Moro Castle now
that Hobson and his men are safe al
Santiago.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
A.altne, "n, A.n~.

W asi ing ION, June 24-ltl Is s.a,ed tiat
dn understanding A.s been reached
wnefrDy Ge.mauy VIII lana III lines iii
.u uanlia loI Inc protection OF tnC ioIels Ii
elS lneIt, witn INC pelu.isaioA OF .-e
Unltuu 5 .ales. ihls aCilon is III accord
anCe Win International couI.eSy.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
MApRlD DlSIuR eE

Typewriter Victories do nst Bring Satis-
faction
Madr d. June 24-The mo profound
alarm has been caused by he news re-
ceved Yesterday OF the critical condi
ticn OF affairs at Santiago. The srsyest
fears are entertained Dy the general puo'
lie. Tue attack by Senors Romero,
Robledo and Palermo upen the chamber
of deputies has also created much c'ln-
ment. The closing OF the corl.s viii be
an exciting scene.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
MORE CALLS ExPECIEc.
Third and Fourth Calls for Voinbte rs Will
He Made this summer.

Re MAUe Ln1B SUIIH1sT +.
Washington, June 24-It is said at the
White House that the passage OF the
Hawaiian annexation bill will be imme
diately followed by third call for vol.
unteers, as more troops will be needed
for the occupation OF the Islands d! once.
A third call is now regarded as certain
and a fourth call possible. Before the
summer is over it is said there will be
over 100000 more volunteers in the SER
vice than at present. The government
bought four British supply ships at New
York today.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
CUBANS REPULsEc.
General Shaft RS. FRI Plan Fails to be
oucCe,sful.

Baiquiri. via Kingston. Jan a ca. June
24.-The first one of General Skaters
plans of attack7upon Santiago failed TO.
day. A Cuban force If 1000 men wele
ordered to attack the Spanish cu,worss
to the west of Santiago. Only ECO men
under Col. Ceberos undertook the task
and were repulsed. The position would
have given Shafter the comma nd oi a
very important stragelc position.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Riot Ampng Strikers.

Oshkosh, Wis, June 24.-The striking
woodworkers engaged in a riot here this
morning which resulted in much blood
shed, Four men were killed and several
wounded.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
W,tnu.aws Tor III, .. Pat.

Denver, June 24-Mis. Lowe, oi Co.
gla, a plOu.lntut IaAQlAatC ioI. pISaide.t.
ii the / cderd.Ion oI WoincA CtuDs has
ies,gus4 III lavor oI Hi,s fia,t lt-
laller mas acCcptea tne hoiniiialion.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Won Aujour. n.Iure Ju.s ..

Washington. june 24-oenalofS Ali
SON anu AidIiCn ana U,ncr ieduSTs s.&tc
tnat II IS lmpossiDie ton congress 10 al
] urn bsloie July 9.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
Colorado Troops are Well.

San Francisco, June IA vessel ar.
rived from Honolulu today and reports
having spoken the China. The first reg
ment, Colorado, are all well and in good
condition.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
WILL SAIL WEDNESDAY.

The Third Philippine Expe iltion WIN BE
Ready Next Week.
San Francisco, June 24-Stores are be-
ing placed on board the transports for
the third Manila expedition. Gen. Mer.
ritt will leave On the steamer Newport
with the expedition on Wednesday next.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
InE FlnsI CALL.
The 1876, 900 Men arc Eui.stea IL the fo..
ute T. rsI>e.

Arlington, d. G.. June 23.-flnal o.
fclal stalstics as 10 The nlSl Call tor
vo.unteers, number OF mea and Chiefs
are as toilows: Officers, 1884; men,
IIo,257. Tolal, I24. 24I.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
silver Quotation.

New York, June "a Silver is uuo.ed
at 50 today.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24
L|e|d. AOD}01
Reported Sole
HOBSON AT SANTIAGO.

mac Hero is Safe.
Washington, June "a Admiral Samp-
son cables the administration that under
the flag Of truce he has learned that Lieu
tenant Hobson and his men are all well.
They are at present confined at Santiago,
four miles from Moro castle.
Daily camera., 1898-06-24

battle.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-01-04
1.-The Coming of the King"

on Christmas Eve IN connection with
the Cantata rendered by the Sunday
Schools:
1t was in the seven hundred and
fifty third year after the building of
the Imperial City an,, Rome was at
the climax of her COL len age of great
ness. One by one had she gathered
in the nations of the earth, aud she
was now not only the mistress, but
almost, as well the absolute owner of
the inhsbiIel p, rti ms IF the earth.
Three centuries before had the
sway of worldly supremacy passed
from the renowned Modes and Per
slams, whose desiines might change,
though their laws could not. to that
great c"aqneror of Macedonia, who
wept fnr further worlds t" suhiugate,
and at the age of lhrty-"ne wears be-
came the victim, in the Babylon of
his conquest, "f IL vicious personal
habit which he was wholly unable to
control; and from the Kingdoms of
his establishment had come To Rome.
already great, in her centuries of con
quest in the west, all the power and
grandeur If his achievements, enrich
ed by the philosophy, genius and civ
i,zation of classic Greece.
Egypt, that great empire "f an.
tiqui,y, with her earlier history then
absolutely lost in the dim centuries
of the past. and whose king, att one
time, all powerful on earth, had even
assumed To hold resistance and nppo
-ltinn To- the God of Loss. until the
death angel had laid low the irst
bora. and hope of every household,
wa, now her province by the conquest
of the Carlhagenian and later wars.
Europe was hers, Africa WAS hers,
and Asia WAS herr; and only the un.
discovered countries at the globe, in.
Guiding this fair land of ours, upon
which now dwell the faire,t Of the
daughters, aud the strongest of the
sons of men, were free from her i'm
i.eral GRASP, and which Tor rea
SONS sufficient Ia the Eternal
Master # The lands and sea, and to
VIII. IN belongs the fulIness IF the
earth, we've lett in darkness, until in
His good pleasure should arrive
lime for their appropriation to the
uses Of His servants.
1t was city of great strength and
h ,autv, and with her additions Of the
Tuscan and Composite to the more
ancient orders in architecture, her
buildings were unsurpassed by any
of those at the ages preceding her
1t was city Of great learning, and
the wisdom of her philosophers. the
eloquence of her ators and the beau
ty of expression i'll her poets, have
been transmitted To succeeding gene.
Il
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-01-04


we're seventy souls, and when they
sgaIn reached their old domains there
we're six hundred thousand men for
war, besides the women and children
ana the men too old for battle.
They became mighty nation. and
Tor ages were governed he Jehovah
through the instrumentality of His
chosen Judges. Then they looked
upon the surrounding nations, and to
he like them they murmured for a
k'ng, and their great Judge, Samuel.
perhaps the greatest man, save Moses.
IN all their history t" that time, an.
nointed their first King.
During the reigns of Saul, David
aud Solomon, their first three mon.
archs, and the only ones holding i'm.
perla! sway over the whole twelve
tribes, their increase it, wealth and
power was almost beyond degree, and
during the reign of the latter and
with the assistance of the aeighbor.
ing friendly King oi Tyre. their great
temple, the most celebrated building
which has adorned the earth. was
built and dedicated to their God.
Then when solomon had died. ten
Of the twelve tribes revolted against
his son, and set up seperate king.
dom. The divided nation then ex.
listed for two hundred years with sen.
arate kings and seperate governments.
until the ten tribes constituting the
kingdom of Israel were overcome and
carried tut" captivity by the Ass,ri-
ans, that same people from whom God
had 50 wonderfully preserved them in
the days gone by, when they were
wont to give attention To his inst
commandments.
One hundred and thirty three wears
afterwards the two tribes, known as
the Kingdom Of Judah. when they
had likewise called upon strange gods.
were subdued by the babylonians and
carried captive to their great city.
The ten tribes never returned IN
Palestine, and history has given them
the appellation Of The lost tribes Of
Israel" but after captivity of seven.
ty years, Cyrus the Great, the Per.
sian King, who had overthrow Bah.
yion, on that same night when the
Prophet Daniel had been summoned
to the feast of Belshazzar and :,
thousand Of his lords, and had read
for them the mystic writing of the
hand upon the wall, permitted the
two tribes to return to their city and
rebuild their temple.
Most Of those who returned were IF
the tribe of Judah, the fourth son of
Jacob, and from that time to ,bis
that peculiar people have been called
Jews. For had it not been said bv
Iapph on his 1aaf ia b,,l