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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
THE coMMIssIoN A MIsrAKE.

Senator Foraker can be depended upon
to make trouble for the administration
whenever an opportunity to do so pre-
sents itself He is one of the Ohio poll
ticians who don't like the President. In
a talk 10 newspaper man in Washington
day or two ago he said two things
which are worth repeating, because they
may indicate. to some extent, what the
course of some of the Republican sena-
tors will be when the question of the
ratification of the treaty comes before
that body. and when the question of the
policy to be pursued in respect to Cuba
comes up in Congress for consideration.
Senator Foraker doubts the wisdom of
having appointed a commission to settle
questions pending between this country
and Spain. He says 1.-The difficulty with
the peace commission is that it never
should have been" In his opinion there
should have been a treaty instead of a
protocol at the conclusion of hostiiities He
is right about that. The Morning News
took the position when the protocol was
under consideration that there should be
no protocol, but that the President should
state the terms, in respect to all pending
questions, on which Spain could have
peace. If that course had been pursued
the whole matter would have been closed
up by this time.
What the senator says In respect to
Cuba IS of special importance. 1t is that
as soon as the spaniards shall have with
drawn from that island and peace shall
have been declared. the powers of the
President in Cuba will be at an end, and
he will have no right to maintain an
army there unless Congress gives 1t to
him in the treaty of peace. The indica-
tons are now that the Spaniards will
have all withdrawn from the island be-
fore the treaty of peace is ratified If
that should be the case will the-Presi-
dent withdraw our army as soon as all
the Spaniards are out Of the island? We
hardly think so. Some legal fiction will
be discovered which will justify him in
keeping our troops in Cuba as long as he
thinks it advisable for them to remain
there.
Senator Foraker may be right in what
he says about the Presidents authority
to keep troops in Cuba beyond a certain
time, but the country is not likely to be
influenced greatly by what he says. 1t is
quite generally known that he has no
love for the President and that he is quick
to improve an opportunity 10 annoy him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-15
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29

best OF u oy a long ways. In fact ths
challenge on the part OF the Populist Dis
putant was four 20 one IN favor OF Simp-
son. The POI Ise,owed sowsver. 20 thu
surprise OF all. simpson "a Long II.
LOST TRACK OF
A iarg~ assembly 81 people gathered at
Garfield Hall last night 10 attend the fair.
The program consisted OF vocal and in
strumental music BY Nellie and White
Lewis Bertha Stsokman. Mabel Renter.
Carrie Tatgenhorst. Willie Heller Henrist-
"a Kop'ni. Maggie Kinsedsr and others.
The sing NJ % oscar Bissantz was heartily
applsuded. and yhe members % the Tr:lby
club under his lead created universal mer-
rimeut IN their queer antics. The singing
hy The Misses Hossfeld was very favcrssly
receved. The Mennerchor OF me SonS %
Herman under the direction OF Nr. Henry
Huffman. won the hearty applause OF TIA
whole audience with their excellent rsBdi-
ton Of German songs and .he assembly
could no. be quie;ed until they had twice
responded 70 encores. To-Day the hall VIII
beopen from II a m. FOR holders % g. 70
checks 10 get their presents The isdies
Will serve Sfnnsr and supper IN ths kliL
This evening the different con'-s-s be-
tween candidates for The large prizes wi1
be decided
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29

justice To our changed circumstances and
10 maintain I'll glory and importance Of
our great country. Thi makes IL neces-
sary TO elect a congress in harmony with
the administration which will not hesitate
TO provide the means 10 accomplish these
ends. The less time lost, the better for
US and our new possessions. To elect
o5structionists to congress az the present
time would be as foolish as carry coal 20
Newcastle"
Kansas has now again an opportunity
10 show its loyalty and patriotism. by re-
placing its obstrucling present congress
men by true patriots. who will be in har-
mony with the administration, and will
ingly assist to maintain the honor. great
ness and glory of our country. We march
with the spirit OF the times. We are for
the election OF such m.1 10 congress as
the Hon ". L Bailey, Hon Charles Cur
It's, in the First; Hon. S. S. Kirkpatrick.
in the Third. and Hon. Chester /. Long in
the Seventh Congressional district, and op-
posed to such obstructionists as Jerry
Botkin. z r. RIdgely and Jerry Simpson.
The Populistic congressman in congress,
without influence as they are, are obstruc-
tionists who do neither themselves NOR
their state, al the present time in con-
gress. honor or good Kansas Is popula-
ted by enlightened. progressive patriots.
and these will certainly not vote at the
approaching election TO disgrace the state
and endanger the interests OF the nation
by rejoicing ohstructionists. but they
VIII cast their votes for progress and the
grandeur Of this country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
kEAION WAS ROUTED
Completely in His Joint Debate
at Perkins.
FLYNN GOT HIM GOING
Right on the Start and He
Hasn't Stopped Yet.

Guthrie, o. T, Oct. 2s.-(Speciai. This
has been day of rejoicing at Republican
headquarters over the result Of yesterdays
impromptu ojint debate between Flynn
and Keaton at Perkins. Private accounts
from Perkins confirm the press dispatches
that KGeaton was placed on the defensive
from the beginning. and at the end was
thoroughly beaten and Inundated, plead
ing, in justification OF the poor showing.
that he had not fortified himself with the
records.
When tbs rival candidates arrived fully
$500 people were on hand 10 greet them.
Mr.. Keaton rather acted as IL he wished
for a joint discussion. and. although the
committee in charge preferred that the
regular program be followed. at the re-
quest of Mr.. Flynn arrangements for a
division of time was made as follows:
Mr.. Flynn was to open in a half hour
speech, Mr.. Keaton was TO follow in an
hours address; Flynn was to answer HIM
for thirty minutes. and Keaton was to
close in a five minutes talk.
Right here is where slippery Jim" met
his Waterloo. 1t is a poor rule that won I
work both ways. and Dennis reversed the
Darwinian theory and proceeded 20 make
a monkey OF Keaton. Mr.. Flynn COM
pletely and satisfactorily refuted. in Mr.
Keaton's presence. all the charges hat
gentleman had made against him IN the
campaign. Keaton could not stem the Ieh-
ing blows OF Dennis. who made hundreds
Of votes for himself by his fair and COM
plete refutation OF Keaton's charges. and
the utter reduction Of the for;ifications OF
Misrepresentation the Democratic candi-
date had erected for campaign purposes.
1t was a great day for Flynn
Keaton denied scarcely a charge made
by Mr.. Flynn and was on the defensive.
after Dennis had made his open ng add ess.
He denied completely IN the Stutsman
murder case fee grab, end read an AFFIDAVIT
from some one 20 show his innocence.
But when Flynn roasted him for grabbing
so Of the school land fund he made 10
reply and the vast crowd caeeTed Dennis
telling stroke 20 the echo.
When Keaton arose 10 make MS address
he commenced 70 defend himself and his
entire speech vas one continuous apology.
lie did not and could not meet any q the
points advanced BY Mr Flynn. and his
embarrassment was plainly visible He
kept clear OF Flyna's record IN congress
and talked IN a rambling way on nstions.
issues and free silver. Keston dTe-t On
ths Petigrew pamphlet and termed Il
.5oac r" Nj flynn rstor-ed ''that Is
good PopuIist doctrine. promoulEsted by a
Populsy- Are you going 70 reD1eiate the
Popuiist party7" To this Ar. Keston
could hake no reply and the crowd eaesred
again Sor Dennis and free homes
Nj Flynn returned % the attack and
touched upon 10 acasr.sfsi tsta- eTllnununn
touched upor local Affairs and ths county
ticket. lie asked NJ. Keatoa @ eeane
where he STOOD and what acton D. in-
.saseI O. AXE where counties had ssDsr-
a. Dem cratic and P5puAs; tcSe-s Il tn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
TOD SLOANE AT NEWMARKET
Rides One First. 1--WE Second. ana
One Third

London. oct S2--The PPrince OF Wales
four year old bay nlleY Nunsuch. ridden
BY Sloan. won the Old CSmhrtdgeshirs
handicap. This race is % 30 sovereiEns.
added 70 a sweepstakes OF AZ poversigns
each 20 soveretgns forfeit 20 the fund
Seven horses ran over the old Cambridge
sairc course. Zone mile and a. YARDS Tue
betting was 70 I against NunsUch
The POughton stalks we're won by r.
a Cswaid's ScintilIsnt. Sir r. w. wsld-
eriefis Land BadL ridden ~ Sloan. was
third. Seven horses ran The betting WAS
20 against Land Rail.
selling wsiter. all-aRst stake was won
10y T. Mcneil Crau-sbiu. The property %
Lord Harey ODD and ridden by lT'oa Soan.
finished second Their, were ten starters
In this event. The betting 20 / against
Crane~5EU
Tho Criterion nurrcry handicap vss
won by r. Aiexandsr's SoIen4s. J Musk
srs bay fly School Girl RIDDEN BY Sloan.
was second. ard the Duke ~ Portland's
Manners was third. F1ft.en horzss rsn
The betting vas 20 ! agzlnat scsooI
Girl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
< - - IL 81 n Ia.
Bears tho hThs Kind You Haze A.asys BOpsh
'S3 81 &1NzRr
rlUsIC AND DRAr1A.
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"


This famous old play will again be pre-
scented in as new and attractive a form as
modern thought and stage invention will
permit, and doubtless. Notwithstanding its
age, the Crawford Grand will do a profit
abe business. The cast will include the
famous actresses, the Cook Twin Sisters,
who will be seen as the two Topsies. while
Herbert Church, a popular colored actor,
will play Uncle Tom. and the remainder of
the unusually large cast may be considered
a competent one. Some twenty ponies and
burros. large number OF colored planta-
ton jubilee singers, a pack OF Siberian
bloodhounds and an unusually gorgeous
transformation scene, necessitating the
utilizing OF its unfolding of nine distinct
drop scenes. viii be some OF the features
that will greet the eye at the matinee this
afternoon and tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
WILLIAMS WELCOME TO JAFFA
At Haifa Promises to Protect His
Catholic subjects.

Jaffa, Palestine, Oct. 2S-The emperor
and empress of Germany were warmly
welcomed on their arrival here yeterday
after a hot and firing eight-hour drive
from Haifa. by the German residents
here. Their majesties proceeded today on
horseback to the camp at Babolwad. and
expect to reach Jerusalem on Saturday
Haifa. Palestine, Oct. 7-(Delayed IN
transmission. )-Replyin yesterday 10 an
address Of welcome in behalf Of the Ger
man Catholics OF Palestine. Emperor Will
liam OF Germany said he was pleased TO
seize the opportunity OF declaring "once
and for all. that my Catholic subjects
may always be protected, when and where
il NAV be required q"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29

field. He notified Mr.. Reaton that Payne
county had two Popuhst tickets and one
Democratic ticket for county ofices in the
field. and asked that gentleman which one
ne. as a candidate OF both these parties
for delegat, to congress. intended advis ug
the voters to support This was the blow
that killed Keaton. He suffered and
stammered and finally SAID that he had
no advice 20 give In the matter. That he
was a candidate Cor delegate. and county
asplrsnts for Office would have 20 'ook out
for themselves In other words. his cam
pagn motto IS: vote for me and let The
rest go 10 che devil"
Nearly every every candidate for county
ONCE was on the grounds anxious TO know
VIII Il faction their chosen le8d~r w0uil
favor. and the looks OF DISCUS, Jhat Over
spread their faces when eaton dodsei -
point bodied no good for the slipper strad-
der
No candidate ever entered the field c.
Joint discussion With so great a flourish OF
trumpets as did Mr. Keaton. and 10 ere
ever suffer more complete Disaster AM
defeat He fully demonstrated that hswns
only long rang shooter. and whom ne
met the enemy face 10 face his boosted
desires 20 strike telling Bows for his mum
erous party platforms dwindled down 20
a defense Of his own actions. whine fer
vote, and a refusal to support or advise
voters 10 support anything but James r..
Keaton for delegate 10 congress. Re Is On
the run. and he viii be the worst dstea' o
candidate in Oklahoma when the vo-cs RI =
counted on November s.
On the other hand. Mr. Flynn stated his
position on all issues with clearress and
candor lie proved by the record % ne
entire satisfaction OF his audience that It's
BIZ which would have reno d SO f0'.M9
worth OK mortgages from the farms = ok
lahorua was the first bill % that kind ever
introduced IN congress cor the benefit OF
the people living In this territory. lie 1's0
proved that e was his bill for staten I'd
that passed The house.
In going over the country Re had often
been asked II the free homes bill. men-i1n-
ed 50 often. was not the Lacey bin. Mr.
Flynn read a speech made by Senator Pet
tigrew. who says that Dennis Flynn's was
the original free homes bill
Dennis told his audience that y eiec,ed
he would have the free homes bill passs1
inside OF two years: II he dld not, he would
come back 70 OK ahoma cae worst Ga
graced man that ever left H.
His speech vas a vote winner from sort
10 hnish and Appealed 20 all regardless %
politics. az a business Statement of nan
who means business. Oklahoma VII have
a repreertative n the next congress %
look after her interests. and tha; man VII
be d. T. Flynn.
Get I'd OF scrofuIa tsints In your blood
bv taking a few bottles % Hoods Sarsa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
fHE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
TICKLE AUTUMN DAYS.
No Danger in Them if Warmers Safe Cure
Is Used.

A chill air a lowering sky IN the morning a sudden
OF heat middle OF the afternoon a cutting
history Of day
temperate This is the weather threat
avowed nvalids but VINO fancy them
II strikes them IN the
stops he action O kidneys
Then feelings Of cold headache nervousness and
AL grinding. cutting rheumatism which
last years dsTyng remedies. ointmsnts nri
The OF diseases begin in the kidneys and
in the tickle weather te seeds OF danger are sown
saddest consequences OF these uncertain days
Strengthen your kidneys with Warmers safe Cure.
p. W Lewis. OF Clyde. Ohio writes
Il had been confined months with sci
ATTIC rheumatism able OF bed without
help and had disp21Ted being able walk again
friend advised take Warmers Cure told him
had been lame long had OF getting we'll But
a drowning Will at 1 sent for
bottles. and when had taken them walked my barn,
aid OF
L got Warmers sciatic
rheumatism Admiral Dewey Spanish
Manila knocked my old enemy kidney trouble
was soon dispense with my and about
my business.
The Kidneys and the rheumatism
probably Mr.. Lewis but 10 not be TO
everybody his The diseased
kidneys sluggish incompetent Instead OF taking dead
tissue from hurryng OF the body acted
a with beat OF The heart the
blood truly poisonous arsenic
lingering poison except when ths
rheum then kills Ike lightning
kidneys making sound and strong rid MS
certainty health in Warmers safe Cure Can
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
National LeA9ss FIsIdiar Re.srd..

Washington. oct o-PresiSert ~ p.
Young. ~ rns Safionsi case BAR lsaxus.
tonight made puzzle ~ nshfing records
~ payers. The percentages are Eivsn OF
au players VINO have played in nftssn or
more FLaea- L.achance. n Brook IN. les6s
THE FIRST baseraen With a percentage %
30 % che chances accepted. Daily. o..
Brooklyn. heads the -eoDnd baH~nn~n via
a fe-csataEEe of .sss. Sszh % Phsi afs,-
phia. leads HE laird daa-rnsn with q
percentage - - 81 ths rhSr,ssops. len
rlrRs. % BaltiHuors. is arst. with a per-
centage - eft Freeman % waahinxton.
carries on ihs honoT- r. to oatfs.f Win
a ciean record 90 100 psr cent TTsrnzn
~ New York is socoHf rf,h a percentage
- ess thinner % cisvsizns - IN ,hs
'front.' rank 81 catcae@s ~.is q percentage
% 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
LETTERS Of DREYFUS
Continued from FIrst Pages

London. Oct 2s-In moderate circles. ac-
cordlug % t1e Parla CORES poufent - che
Times. where a serious effort is being
made 10 discover tae trurh 10 che Dreyfus
ana.r. the impression EFT hy the report
OF n Bard. official reporter 20 ire c1u-.
q cassa ron. and the re7ubaore toatitfon5
o. " Manau. che proco-eur general. IS
profound. painful ant essc5-irag nz.''
The CORES onteuS % the Tines contia-
YES.
The -touRtt wnica -Te. rhs Ike = pal
o. the e1untry ss--ns 20 hs a reluctance
% believe ~ ne complete Innocence OF
Drevsus. aecsuse r5rh r. hsief Us1Il So
vsive zsea ,errit.s refsurs 80 ta8se re-
spourbrs. knowingly 0r u1kr5virrly. f9r
hfa c1-le-n-7-
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colonel nryanf.Tmprovtsr

EavsHnah Ca oct zf-Coien.i X T.
BrYan. $40 has hesn az ~ ~, 1878 rfae.
Re srrfeai nsrs = p~h improved anc r.-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
Joint Traffic Meeting Called.

New York, Oct 2S-A call has been is
sued for a meeting of the presidents OF
the roads in the Joint Traffic association.
at the headquarters of the latter on Fri
day. November 4. The purpose of the
meeting is to have a full and free dis
cussion of the ituation growing out of
the decision of the United States supreme
court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
Shall We Keep the Philippines

Public opinion is divided as TO the wis
dom OF keeping the Philippines. Wise
statesmen are found on botn sides of the
question. Public opinion. however. is ali
one way in regard 10 the wisdom of
everybody keeping their health. For this
purpose Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
widely used. This medicine is both pre-
ventive and cure for malarial fevers,
stomach disorders. torpid liver ard i'm
pure blood. 1t is agreeable to weak stom-
achs and soothing to the nerves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
Why is it that nearly all
,ced persons are thini

w ny Is IL that nearly All
aged persons are thinf
And yet, when you think
oft, what could you exPectf
Three score years of wear
and tear are enough to make
the digestion weak. Yet the
body must be fed.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
work is all done; that Is,
the oil in it is digested, all
ready to be taken into the
blood. The body rests,
while the oil feeds and nour-
ishes, and the hyPoPhos-
phites makes the nerves
steady and strong.
e. a. sis-. a. .--zrrsL
E~fsTT Is Nv IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-29
HOYTs "a TEXAS STEER ("

Charles Hoyt's "A Texas Steer" which
will be at the Crawford Grand Monday,
Oct. 81, Is well known in Wichita, and it
would he strange IL II did not receive a
hearty welcome
Perhaps this is the most artistic OF Mr..
Hoyt's plays. certainly 1t is the most def
mite in purpose, its sporting with politics
being done good naturedly. and with a de-
sire 10 afford innocent amusement. Mr..
Hoyt has performed the task he set for
himself with great skill. and he deserves
great credit for having struck some deft
blows al political trickery and the ingrati-
tude OF politicians while. at the same
time, making the thumps seem vastly fun
ny. The vein IS one quite 10 the popular
taste. and not without relish. The imme-
diate and great success attained BY the
play and company on is first visit 10 this
city was well attested by the great plea
sure afforded the large audience then, and
By the crowded houses during their last
seasons Engagement.
Even the same authors widest burles-
que absurdites did not contain as there
are in this thoroughly rational piece. No
comedy IN years has had more effect on
audiences than "A Texas Steer" The
players seem 70 have absorbed the au-
thoTs idea OF the.- characters The clever
work Of Matte Putnam - Bossoe. ;ae
honest Texan. Herbert Sears; the neg D
political worker. as rspress T. 4 BY = p
II. BRAY; together with the o-her cha-ao-
tiers. are al familiar 70 " cli-t ,aezt-s
goers and are al clearly drawn and inter
in
Amer. can comedy.
They have always rec u ? 4 hearty vel
come here. and doubtless vii b rrests,l
by a large and sp2rsci alive aulcHce
throughout the.r euSa cement.
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The Pa sson Play q O5sraunergau hs-
caused NOR comment than airy perform
an-s THAI vas ever gwen L - o-hsr
pace o. under 10 othsr surroundings = 70
poss hle Cor e - - given and not iocss
some % the ssc-sd-ess. ne pathas m1-si
,ore -hs- surrounds - P-sse-tstisr p.
Oes-a-1rl srs4u l. IS oily presence e-rl5
ten years and some % tn Wich-ta L.a-
Pc ssE rae p-ess1 at-on n Use SON
have hsar5 az5 seen The i@csurs a.
seate5 by Rsv- J J LEAFS a. &c Via I-s-
sent * az ne CraSfora Grand CT ~ ..-srt
% November lssh- These a-e most sE-
,hus sic 2 -1ssr cour1.el.iltsor- IlfJ
cAzrac-e-ize 4, - -s.m7-y E-aad 4hs
,=c-ure has an unparalleled record cT
la0 mes IL Bos,en. Ths to,-oSas Is 'roz
. Boston c.e-gy mza-
7 believe Ar Lsxls gTss tAs Psss'-
Pay - rgAt -nte-9re,ssl-z- ard -hss i4 s
mus be 81 Us Effects the i-crsase - s1se
A7d reverence 70 our DIVINE L1-a sn1 s5lz-
ter. and a greater .nterst 81 - st' .1-f
Transformed ne zo-it
REV. VIZ. ELLIOTT GRTFFfS
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