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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-12

and washes. and differ
ent inhaling remedies
IN fact, I could feel that
each winter I WAS worse
than the year previous
"FinGlly II was
brought 70 my notice
that CataTfh was n blood
disease, and after think.
ing over the matter, ]
SAN II WasunTeaGOnsble
70 expect 10 be cured BY
remedies which only
reached the surface. ]
49, .N.,TsNnA "a nv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-12

$50. and aflSf 3 few bottles we're used. no.
Decd porcoptible improvement. SonHniulnA
SvGtefn, and . complete cure was NE Ieauil.
iedvisc All who have this DREADFUL 9leeahe -
abandon thoiriocal treatment when pa. hevsI
done them any good. and take :. >. 81 rom
~ that can reach tho disease aud cure IT,
To continue the wrong treatment ior
Oatarrh is to continue 10 suffer. SWlits
Specific ia n real blood remedy, ana
cures obstinate, deep-seated disenSesI
which other remedies have no elect
whntever upon. i promptly reaches
Ghtarrh, and never fails 10 cure even tho
,,,,ak o0pravatel cnHeB
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
MASS MEETING CALLED
If Wichita Wants a Ball Club the
Citizens Must Come Ont

Tonight the citizens who are interested
in seeing the Wichita baseball lclub con-
tinue through the season will meet at
the city building 10 suggest some plan for
its continuance. Every one who ever at
tended a baseball game is invited to come
out and express his views. The business
men and merchants are especially in
viced. Several Of the leading men Of the
city have expressed themselves and say
that they viii b on hand 10 tell just what
IS needed. II behooves all who are in
terested in clean, manly sports to be there
Some encouragement is all that is needed
20 place this in the front and in the new
league which IS being formed. Topeka
has subscribed $500 per month. 1t don't
need half that amount to put the Wichita
team on firm basis. The meeting will
be called at 8 o'clock IN the police court
room. The town has now got a good
team. The question is will they maintain
a. If they do certain parties have agreed
10 put Wichita in the Western Association
next year. II vii be a great thing for
the town as well as for the merchants.
Every fan, crank. business man and mer-
chant is asked 10 be there. Tonights
meeting will decide the baseball question
in Wichita, one way or the other, for
ever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
PROVED HIMSELF A HERO
Ed Gates saved n ChiId's Life Yes
terday.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock Mr..
Ed Gates Of the Boston store showed that
ne had the stuff in him that makes the
Deweys and the HobsOns. From the west
side came a run away team. They
started near the new Wichita hospital. In
the wagon was a boy, not over 4 years
of age. The maddened animals ran down
Chicago avenue. They hit the bridge with
a bound and crossed without being
stopped by a policeman They came on
to West Douglas avenue with increased
speed. What was most miraculous was
that they never struck one of the electric
street car poles. When they got imme-
diately in front of the Kansas National
Bank the hind wheels of the wagon Sot
locked with one or the iron poles and
they were jerked from the wagon box
lnstanter. With the wagon bed drag
ging on the pavement. the horses running
like mad and 2 small boy in the wagon
bed, out stepped Mr.. Ed Gates, who was
preparing a shipment for the store He
iyrabbed the near horse by the bits at the
risk OF his life. His strong grip made
"a momentary stop Of the frenzied ami
mails. He took advantage of the situation
and with his left hand he reached un-
der the near horse and got hold OF the
bit of the off horse. Then with might
and main he jerked and pulled. drawing
the horses, which were Texas ponies,
toward the buildings. Just in front of
tthe Eagle Office he became master of the
e,nimals and had them under control.
mot. however before he slipped on the
tihppery pavement. A second before, had
b,e slipped, he would have been dragged
to death. Some by-standers, who had
" atched the heroic act with baitsd
brxsath. rushed 70 his assistance when he
had. the horses under control Some one
lifted the little boy out OF the wagon
The crowd had surrounded the team and
hid them by the reius. Mr.. Gates
hsId left the assembled crowd with
psdt even saying = word. He went
b ack to his boxes and within ten seconds
3 fter stopping the runaway team and saw
/ 1g a child's life he was mailing the lids
en- the boxes. Only those who first saw
mis- gallant act knew that he was the
hero OF a day and had saved a young
life. He was 50 modest that he would NOT
Gwen give his name. Il is such metJe that
3Hr Gates is made Of that has put Amer
fca and American citizens at the top OF
Ehe world Foremost in al kinds of
kianger- No wonder that the hrunettes Of
sSpain had no show and never won a bat
&c. The little boys name was Evans
q nd his folks reside in West Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
STANLEY'S POLITICAL SPEECH
Delivered at Kansas City Kansas
Wednesday Night

W. E. Stanley made his first regular
political speech at Kansas City. Kansas,
Wednesday night. He said:
1T is the ar of Repubhcanism which
makes candidates feel encouraged. You
cannot conceive Of a man starting as
Lincoln started and reaching the great
heigh, 70 which ne attained except that
man was surrounded during his youth
by the principles OF Repubiicanism and
devoted his manhood 20 the carrying out
Of those principles. Lincoln reached down
into the depuhs and lifted race from
bondage into freedom and today another
great man has heard the cries OF the op-
pressed from an island of the sea and
has gone out and given liberty % a peo-
PIE outside Of This country. This man in
this hour has taken the Old ship OF state
safely through the breakers and into the
har5or OF peace Just as Lincoln did more
than a quarter Of century ago. Like
Lincoln, re has inscribed upon every sail
the word Humanity and IN carrying out
this grand undertaking President MCKin-
ley has been working out the great pr.n-
ciplss ofRepublicaaism. TotheRepubucaa
party has also been given the Work OF
taking Kansas cur OF the depths OF degra-
dalton and disreputs and restoring the
state % its former hign position
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
MONEY IS ENROUTE
New York Bank Wires That
Cash is on the Way.
COUNCIL TOOK No ACTION
Adjourned Because Franchise
Had Not Been Drawn.
COUNCIL TOOK No ACTION

The city council met last night in ad-
nance granting the franchise in accord
Lnce with the contract passed at the Mon
DAY night session. Those present were
Messrs. Reese. Handley, Allen, Herbig.
Smith, Guthrie. Just as the meeting ad-
sourned Mr.. Sutton came in. The meeting
did not last over ten minutes. Hereto
fore the delay has been on account of the
Church people but il is a relief to say
that last night it was on account Of City
Attorney George Adams, who was busy al
day attending to some legal business be-
fore the probate judge. For that reason
the council adjourned to meet at the call
OF the mayor. Mr.. Adams felt as If he
should give the drafting of the franchise
some thought, and as he was busy yester-
day ne would not give a random opinion
nor draft an ordinance without due de-
liberation Consequently the council ad-
sourned until Mr.. Adams mad time 20 draw
Up an ordinance that would be eminenuy
satisfactory to the city and her inter
ests
Mayor Ross says that he will not sign
any franchise or ordinance for a street
railway contract until $4,000 has been paid
into the city treasurer in cash. That this
will be done there is no question but the
mayor is taking all the precautions that
gre necessary to protect the city from any
misunderstanding Those who live here and
have the interests Of the city a. heart
admire the attitude taken by the mayor,
yet they are equally sanguine that Mr..
Church is prepared to carry out mis- part
Of rhe contract.
AS stated in yesterday mornings issue
Of the Eagle, Mr.. Church gave a certid-
cate Of deposit TO Mr.. Herman, city treas
urer, as a guarantee that he would per-
form his part Of the contract, which is
that ne will begin work on the new street
car line within thirty days.
The following telegram was received
yesterday, which explains itself and viii
suOstantiate Mr.. Churchs statements:
Bank of Commerce, Wichita:
Mr.. W J. Haerthen has handed 20 US
certificate Of deposit Western Trust Com
pany. Chicago, favor Wichita Railway
Light and Power Company, for ten thous-
and dollars which We forward to you at
his request.
"HANOvER NATIONAL BANK"
The following telegram from the West
ern Trust company OF Chicago gives an
additional proof of the foregoing wire:
Chicago, Aug. IL
Mayor, Wichita, Kan;
Certificate OF deposit will be sent
Church as soon as papers arrive from
Boston WESTERN TRUST CO."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

Baker H. was seen at the Wichita State
Fair meeting last fall in the principal
event of the race meeting, when he
showed his heels 70 several of the fast 2
year-olds. The fact of this speedy side
wheeler being second in race e en the
three heats were paced cut in the pheno-
rninal time of 2:1512. 2:141z and 2:161z proves
this animal 70 be worthy of sustaining
the reputation Of Kansas as a world
beater for breeding fast race horses, and
before the big ring meetings close there
viii be other Kansas horses away up in
the front with records that will make
them very dangerous company for some
OF the outsiders VINO come to The Wichita
State Fair meeting TO carry OF the big
end Of the purses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
PICNIC AT MAZE
Four Hundred People Indulge
Fine Chicken Carnival

Quite number OF Wichita people wen
20 a three ring Picinc az Maize yesterday
The +. y. As. II. W. As and K Of Pa
turned in AID held fried Chicken carli-
val and general jubilee social mix up FOL
a long stretch on both sides of the dinnel
line. MILAN Glass, OF Coiwtch. SPOKE
representing me X OF P.'s and JGdgC
E0och The Modern WoOdmen. There were
about 400 present, including Sam Anchor
ana jim Tom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
STEALING WlCHITA'S THUNDER
Topeka Catches on and Plans Rough
Rider Day.

Business men of Topeka today
started a movement to have a bat
talon Of Rough Riders visit the soldiers
reunion at Topeka and the State Fair in
Wichita an October. The Rough Riders
will have returned home by that time and
the management say that with Colonel
Roosevelt and the pick of his Rough Rid
ers, I0O0 600 people would turn out 10 see
them. Already several enthusiastic Kan
sas editors have declared for Colonel
Roosevelt for president in 1s0o-St. Louis
Republic. This IS a bold attempt on the
part Of Topeka TO steal Wichita's original
idea for a Rough Rider Day" at their
State Fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
PLEASURE SEEKERS ATTHEP PARK
Boat Riding is the Principal Pastime
INDUCED.

Boat riding IS the rage on the little river
these pleasant evenings-boats big and
boats small row boats Indian canoes; all
kinds sizes and nlal1es-hundreds Of peo-
ple-are enjoying sailing and rowing. For
real comfort IN fast goes the naptaa
line COZ out by George Parham seems to
give the best satisfaction. Each OF his
boats Will accommodate, nicely. eight 20
ten persons. Nice comfortable seats. The
compensation required for q trip IS 50
small that anyone can enjoy = hne ride
Step down 70 the boat Landing al the
Oak street bridge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

81 have gone continued Mr.. Stanley.
All over the state / nave seen her great
crops, her churches. her school HOUSES or
every hill and in every valley, have seen
her magnificent citizenship and after No
vember next. when by your suffrage
have been elected governor. viii feel THAI
I nave been elected governor OF one OF Ehe
best states OF ,he Union, and viii give
you my promise that ] viii give you an
administration which shall be so honest.
so clean and so business ike that no citi-
zen OF Kansas shall ever have occasion
10 blush for anything which has been
ious''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
He COMMITTED SUICIDE
Fritz Lahuhn Gets Tired of the KIOn-
dixie.

Fritz Lahuhn of Arlington, Reno county,
who went TO the Klondiks early last
spring, committed suicide on the Stickeen
river several days ago. He left letter
and some money which he directed should
be sent TO his wife, who is now living
near Arlington Lahuhn was a young
German farmer and mad lived at Airing
ton for several years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
PROPERTY OF ROBBERS
Sam Smiths and Tom Wynn's Per-
sOnal Effects.

There is almost half a carload OF stuff
in Wichita now sent here by express that
was found in the possession Of Sam
Smith and Tom Wynn, the Frisco train
robbers. There was buggy and harness,
quilts, guns, brides, grips tools of every
kind used by burglars and two or three
gunny sacks full of miscellany.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
WICHITA GIRL AS NURSE
Miss. Mary Craig at Fort Mcpher-
son.

Miss Mary E. Craig. a popular and eff
cient trained nurse of Wichita. is now
in the employ of the government and is
sta toned at Fort Mcpherson, near At
Ianta, Ga She writes that she has twenty
typhoid fever eases in her care and that
she IS delighted with her work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Peerless lodge. Nc. s. D. OF H. viii
hold its regular meeting this evening az
5 ,. N. Mrs. y. Z. Higa, Recorjr.
Mss Ethel Davis, who has been The
cues jot Mr.. and Mrs, J. T Lud.un fo-
the past ZEN weeks. lett FOR New York
yesterday morning AFTER = very pleasant
visit here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
REPUBLICANS WILL WIN
Chairman Harlow of kingman, Talks
Confidently

Frank Harlow, Of Kingman, chairman Of
the Seventh district congressional com
mittee, was in Wichita yesterday. He says
that the party is in elegant shape all over
the district for both Stanley and Long
and that there is no question of the cleo
ton of both men by good majorities in
November.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
HALF BAKED LATE AGAIN
Midnight Papers Got to Wichita a
nm

That fast mail got here six hours late
yesterday the third day IN succession.
The papers IL brought were printed al
midnight. Subscribers to the half baked
are sure Of only one thing. They'll get
only such news as the evening papers
have, but they are not sure as TO whether
they'll get IL at O'Clock the next morning
or o'clock. They are sure, too. that
their regular business mail from Kansas
City and the east viii be two hours late.
That fast mail wrecking, belated fraud is
a very good thing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
is MAKING THINGS FLY
Wichita Three-Near Old Up TO the
Front in Indiana

Baker H. the fast 3-year-old PAGER OF
wichita, was second IN the $500 pacing
rslce at Fort Wayne, Ind. Thursday.
b aker H. IS owned by B. Is. Eern6on of
THIS CITY and was driven in his race in the
GRAND circuit by Ed Toler. OF Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

ITO Hire Help, To Rent Rooms
4 To Get Boarders, in fact 10
buy, sell, hire or rent any
thing. see that your Ads APP
pear regularly IN the Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
Chapman
s. DaIker.
Agents
Them Out

1 He'll Out
Itisn't a question of profit now
adays-it is case of selling
goods. Our intention is to make
hot weather trading easy. We
are disposed TO divide prices in
order to quicken selling. If you
read this list carefully you will
admit We pay literally for more
speed in selling.
Lots Of Summer Wash stuffs at
3 3-4c, SC, 7 lie, 8 l-3c, 12c
a worth double.
Ladies Chatelaine Bags, l9c
up.
child1en's Chatelaiue Bags, I5c
up.
Ladies' s5c Silk Mitts. 25c.
PaTssols at half price and less
than half price.
Ladies 25c Long Sleeve Vests,
Ice.
Ladies 3sc Long Sleeve Vests,
25c.
Ladies Ioc Sleeveless Vests,
TIE.
Ladies asc Tan Hose. Isc
pair.
Ladies' Black Seamless Hose,
Sc pair.
Ladies Black, Full Fashioned
Hose, IL l-2c a pair.
Children's Heavy School Hose,
II he pair.
New
Stamped Linens
Velvet Belts
Veiliugs
Leather Goods
Slip Into a
Cool, Cotton Wrapper
when yor are hot and
weary and you begin 70 feel a
breeze, and the day grows
cooler. There is a sigh, q com
fort il a cool cotton Wrapper
and good looks besides and YOU
may have all this fox 75c. 35c,
81, up to 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
Red Front Racket

We lead the van in the Grocery Bush
ness OF Wichita, and our prices are all
leaders. Best goods and greatest quantity
for the least money.
T-7o,,- bo-- e-~s=aS a,y hand mar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

wholesale and E4et24A
Al ksr6z % Bs5sl8inS -S-oze F5szse Pas
-. E.scssErs - EcaA stesz. ard Ls9zsz-as -
cal Screen TA1ors ard Vfiu1our 4 q
Kinds a. Luru5er s1.2Esers q sand -e4-
spho-e $o- * Prices he lowess
- " Douglas Avezus. w.cAatz- Ezz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

Sample Shoes

All made OF selected stock. Made just
right. finished 70 perfection. in fact. they're
the best OF the several factOrys' product
carried by their drummers, and sold 70 Us
al our price because they're slightly soiled.
We sell them az wholesale prices less
freight and drayage. We also have some
special bargain lots. Call and look them
over We Will save you money on foot
wear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

Furnished BY he wichita ABSTRACT ana
Land Company. Ii NJ DUBois. Abstract
or, Court House 'Phons 2sSl
WARRANTY DEED.
Anna II. Amsorn 10 Jao- P. Johnson.
lot -, Topeka avenue. Meads ad s. 20
G. W. Carey % Wallace McG.unls.
southwest section 4s25.I east ex IA
a southeast Gunner and a II south
west c0Taer. !, -
QUIT CLAM DEED.
Amelia Austin 70 Julia 4 Richards
undivided Is q Gls feet O. north
sides %. l4s. Church street. city. =
B : Garrison % J. n Stewart lots
los a. = and IS Oak street, Aliens
d add ...-.-------.-------.-.-
Henry A Dorsey 70 ; II. Stewart.
lots "A. IS and 3 Oak street. Allsn's
= add --..-----..-.----------
Amount zeal estate mortgage re-
\ four-.zch space Il newspaper may
5-.RE you Zan WortA q business. s.. 80
y ORTIZ CT business. S5o worth % business.
l. reScs wsta yGu % say which Ba. 70
man can sc, fEll returns w.,h az z3veT-
easement wA1ch he has .2z, dzsas1
Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. Il NJ DuBois. Abstract
or, Court House Phone go
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Commissioner Porter has framed .
han tariff. which will be promul-
ned on his return from Cuba IL
ms the Cuban market 10 all nations
equal terms, Commissioner Porter
siaers she cAbsns perfectly fr fog
-xsrernlnenr.e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
CONFLICTING REPORTS.


Manila per. y. teror,iiur To ~
hahis adsicrs from Iloila. capital Of
the Island ~ I'auay. in th- Nf>ava>
gruur- thu Insurgents attacked IIoilo
On the night 81 psv~mb~r /. aud cap
tured all thu spanish trenches ,xcept
ons- They then notified ten. Rios 20
remove thu women and children. and
thrvafeussi ta renew thr attask th,.
foiisNiuE s.szAt-
Whsu the-s advicy.s left lle5iss ten.
Rios va> evp~~finz r-ipforr~rn~ut-
and field guns. and the plan vas for
the Spanish eunbuat-t 10 shell the tossn
y thr insurgents sfrsrtr,I an entrance.
The foreign residents wsrr greatly
alarmed. and MI merchantmen had
been or,tere,i outside III. harbor 10 al.
low the guubuats to op~rats.
Neanwhils rhs spanish authoritir~
havr b-vn advised that the TuliSano,.
troops ar~ lootiug. tn disobr,ii~n = 10
3FyierS. and can not - restrained,
TN the other hand. the Spa nish tran>
port Isia ds LuTnn reports that the In
surgvnts around iioiBo w~re rvpnlssd
with grsat slaughter on ps-vemhsr =
while attempting tn storm the last en-
,rvrehmeut- According to this STORY
500 Insurgents Eers killed or wounsted
BY the machine guns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
TIE BURDEN JEWELS.
l rss--~sfisxs a. ~ H--sa -sr the Recovery
@f Eh. n-..s~- - Hh- R~~.rs %
sfo.eos Frsat.-.L

IoHsson- fs-c- H. >trvef~r~. th- 5.-vT-
err Of isnnd sfrrvt have Instructed
Is1hn stlksS, an zttorury - Ssvr lost
TO eoaafn~ne~ prusveaines against !.
Towns IsHrsien To r,v~us~F ths- bsl-
ancs of th~ reward n sauusesiou with
the robbery % i-Wets FROM tkr bur
d~n mansion IN Isa5. " hem aiout So.
ooo worth of j~w~lry saS Ssol~n from
ths house oy S~rvants- \ reward q.
sie.noo was o9eFv,i iy ". BHr'i-n Tor
th~ rvvovery 81 the jrs-lry. and th~
thi~v-s w~rr arrested IN fPFil of the
following war. after having orrrrI
some ~ fh- ieVeiry for ~ale To the
Sfr~rtess- vko communicated with the
puii,-s- Th- Bond street 5ezrl~rs ssy
fssz out Of the promised sI.s0o Is
sriil dnpaid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
ADMIRAL DEwEY'S FLEET.
snsI N--.~fs FOE ell Practical .ss
Necessary Fasp----s

Wa~hington. Des. ~ Ntlmiral fAsw-
eys feet will - strengthened shortly
by thu addition of xoni~ rsfesat,ls
vuuboats- Th- bennington. Bow at
Honolulu. has b~en ordered to prusv..,l
to tuam- in tho Iasirun- s-rvap. and
make a survey OF the harfur sith "a
vi~w To ths ahlishiuE there - a
naval station This DOM. sh.. will jssn
Drw~y's f>~t. By that tims. or b..farv.
th- H~Fena will have arrived AZ Ma
Mia. and the toneor,i and The Pvtrel
Cow cruising around in Chiue-e wa
tsrs. will havs returned. aud aItueeth-
~r the admiral viii have a -ufiicisu.
forvs of smaii v~sS.-ls uud~r b. cauf-
maui te carry cut the prvsisi~nf-s POI.
ny Respecting th~ Philippians. and g.
bring into submission ans ot the i--
iaHdTrs Who H.ay Prov refractory .
and to rsi~as~ any spanish pris~usr
held IN confinement hy the insur-
x~nfs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
TRIED TO PASS THE SENTRY.
oa< ~sa.si-r Killed sad aaathsr ~-rs.saslt
wsssss~a ~ ~-ssry whSsn
They rrf~sf TO Fs--4

Nrwrsirr Ns~~. Va n~e. ls-I Henri,
r. ffctt. private in -. !. Fir~t Ken
trekv regiment. was Nsiirsl aud H~ary
.C Er~hsn-. private Css- r. al th~ same
regiment. was seriously ysouRslesi-
Saturday night. by a ~~utiurl Nho Wa
-tations. At thr gang PlaHk of the
transport Bsriiu- whIeh bFoaght the
rr-irn~ut fFum Porte isieu- fh- uI~H
started To board thu transport htit
siid not have a pass- Thsx ignored ths
injunction % the sentry "a stop. aud
" h-n th~y attempted 10 pass him he
StrusE rach over thu head with hi.
hayoust Beyrtt's sauii wa< fractured
lnsi b. siisyi shre= hours later. Brvhm~
va transferred 70 th~ hospital. lie
will r~cov.r- The train whieh took
the ~oldiers 60 fh~ir houf@~ IN Ken
trsky l~ft soaa after the tragedy o.
CURED. and the nams of the >-ntry l.
not known herr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
KEEP OUR OWN COUNSEL.
fafsrmssis. esss~rais< Am~ri<sa Naval
AsstFs WIN Net D. 80 Free ..
ft Has Bs-.-

New York. Dse- IN special 70 th-
Herald from Washingtou says
Action has b~eu taken by Sswr~tary
Long To withhold information eou-
ssrninx American naval Affairs from
forvtgu governments \ rrgulation
has been issued announcing that
formal officiaI information so at
taehrs and other foreign officiaIS in
Washington or sbruad will b. fur
uished through the hurvau of uaviga-
,ion by she ofic~ of naval inteIti-
,vucs~
This regulation j. due largely TO the
refusal OF foreign governments to
give to American officers information
which they seek Hitherto the au-
thori;ies have bssn very op>n with for
sign attaches. but in the future il Is
,'ksly the sser~cy which exists abruad
will be followed here