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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
FRANCE IS No FOE
According to Those Claiming
Authority to Speak.
ALL SHE Is ASKING FOR
Is That Her Trade Interests
Be Respected,

Copyright, 1898. by the Associated Press)
Paris, July S0.-There is a strong desire
in French official circles to bring about
a complete resumption of the pleasant re-
lations with the United States which ex-
listed previous to the trouble between
Spain and America and which were dis
turbed by French newspaper utterances.
1t is pointed out that the nearer the Span
ish-American war comes to an end the
clearer il is 10 sober-minded Frenchmen
that public opinion in America has been
mistaken in regard to the real opinion
and feeling of France towards the Unit
ed States. 1t is added that in spite of
what was written in the newspapers here
or discussed in social circles when the
war began. no doubt was entertained any,
where in France as to the result of the
hastilities he weakness and iuferiorty
of Spain was SO evident that teh American
victories have caused a change of public
opinion in France and that the French
newspapers today think it wiser TO favor
the cOnqueror.
In explanation of the tone of the French
press towards the United States it is said
that the language used by the newspapers
a present is in substance the same a 5 used
three months ago. and that the reason
the American people have been under the
impression that the French newspapers
were hostile 10 the United States and fav-
orable TO Sain is due to the fact tina
only the less sensible art OF the French
utterances were quoted in the cable dis
atches. while such aers as the Journal
des Debats. the Figaro and the Temps,
and some others have not favored either
side in the war and have furnished their
readers with honest accounts OF the diff
ferent features Of the hostnites.
II is argued that some of the leading
representatives Of the French press were
interviewed during the war and their
statements le, no room Or doubling that
thsy entertained cordial ceiling towards
the United States. while French business
men who were similarly Interviewed were
even moro emphatic in their expressions
of friendship towards America.
Finally. the Frenchmen say that the re
cent celebration OF the Fourth 81 July
here was the occasion Of bringing forth
additional proof OF the cordial feeling en-
ter;a.aed among Americans AT the ban
quet OF the American chamber Of COM
rnerce there were many prominent French
mon present. including some Of the high
est state officials. and NJ. Maruojouie, the
minister OF commerce speaking for the
French government. said:
we have been told that Ear away On
~ zE.s
those who have listened 10 calumniators
n France who assert that France was
becoming not only The adversary but &C
cording II some reports even diScourteous
toward America I protest against such
an impression Ny word Is sufficient 10
dlspeI such a ridiculous idea and hope
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
CAMP THOMAS QUIET
Fifth lIIinoisans Getting Over
Their Hot Spell.
DR0WSY-HEADED SENTRY
Gels Six Months and Trim
ingS--The Army Canteen.

Chicksnauga. Ga, July 30.-The move
ments Of troops from Camp Thomas is
temporarily suspended and ala the COM
mands have settled down TO work as
though they were here permanently. The
Sixth Tennessee infantry, which has been
in camp al Knoxville since organization,
arrived at Camp Thomas <oday. The
Fourth Tennessee infantry, which is now
in camp at Knoxville. IS expected 10 come
10 Camp Thomas during the next few
!. days
The Fifth Illinois is again Settling down
TO business. The boys have about GOT
over their bitter diss appointment at not
getting 20 go TO the front at this time.
and nearly every man has returned to the
regiment for duty As soon as the runaors
circulated TO the effect that Colonel Gull
yer was responsible for their recall were
shown TO be false, the boys were gen
orally satisfied. This morning at roll call
1t was stated that ali but a few Of the
men answered and they will probably
show up during 1he next twenty-four
hours. The regiment now occupies new
camp ground and ali the tents have been
set, so that by Monday everything viii
be working as smoothly as though moth
ing had happened.
The First Pennsylvania is now in a
state OF expectancy as to when the colo
nelcy will be filed, ii being known that
Colonel Brown viii not be physically able
TO return 10 the command The boys OF
the regiment without exception are
anxious that Lieutenant Colonel God
shall receive the appointment, and il is
quite manifest that they Will not be sat-
isfied with any other arrangement Colo
nel Good has made such an efficient officer
and has grown in such favor with the
officers and men that they would be quite
reluctant to see anyone else succeed 70
the command.
Lieutenant Harland, the regimentaI sur
geon Of the First Pennsylvania, thinks II
would be advisable to move to a new Ioca-
ton in the park, and there is growing
sentiment in favor Of the movement
The First Pennsylvania has imposed a
rather heavy sentence on one of its men
for sleeping while on picket duty. For
this offense Private William G. Ledlie
Will serve six months in prison, forfeit
all pay during imprisonment and then be
GishonoTably discharged.
Major c. ". Drake, who was recently
assigned 10 The First division. Third corps.
as chief surgeon Of the division hospital.
IS making time count. He has undertaken
most important changes, which will add
greatly to the sanitary condition of the
hospital He has had the tents of all sys-
tens c,-ly re-arrarted. placing the wards
that are used for typhoid fever and con-
tag:ous diseases apart from the others
and on high ground. A new commissary
has also been established.
There are now twelve regiments at the
park with temperance canteens. The Y
NJ c. A has made great inroads on the
places where beer has been sold Beer
ran be purchased at only about fifteen
canteens now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
MORTALITY OF OFFICERS

Washington. July So.-A telegram re-
,oved from Santiago today announced
the death OF Captain Dodge Of the 24th
infantry. Vel known in the west.
Adjujant General Corbin was deeply af-
fec,ed today on receiving news Of the
death a. Santiago Of Captain Charles
Dodge The captain was lieutenant in the
same company that formed General Cor
bins first command when he became a
captain and re looked upon almost as
younger brother.
Il anything was wanting 70 show the
extraordinarily high rate Of mortality
among the officers q the American army
engaged in the battles before Santiago
+, is supplied by the statement a. the war
Eepar-cu eut that with the death OF Cap
tain Dodge The TRenty-fourth infantry
lost every captain Of the regiment All
the other captains had been killed in &C
ton when Captain Dodge. the sole sur
Vivor. Nyas stricken with yellow fever,
which lead 10 his death yesterday.
The president and Secretary Alser have
not overlooked me sacrifices made BY the
officers OF Skaters army and have DC
Sermined 20 do what they can 70 provide
Tor their families A few vacancies among
Jhe second lsutensncies in the regular
army stil exist and these will be filed
by appointing the sons OF some OF the
officers who lost their lives on me battle
Geld
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
Extra Maximum Bonds Held Up

West Superior. Wis. July S1-Judge
James O'NeiH Of the Seventeenth judicial
district handed down a decision n ths
case OF the Endion Improvement company
vs.. the city OF Superior. :. H Culver 81
a. today The injunction formerly grant
Cd by Judge Vlnje restraining the city
from carrying out the contract entered
ia-o between the city and Culver. IS coz
cinued and tae city IS enjc.ned from pay
Ing any q the bonds issued after .he stat
l-o-y limit % per cc11 Vas reached
The bonds a-e held in New York ard
c-na- c---as rhr.-lz.o..t t-e L--..A1 $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
DISPUTES TO SETTLE
Between the United States and
Her Northern Neighbor.
UNDER TWELVE HEADS
They Are 0utIined--J Joint Com
mission in August,

Washington. July 3o.-It is announced
that the first meeting of the joint high
commission appointed by the United
States and Great Britain to consider va
rious matters of importance between the
United States and Canada will be held at
Quebec on August %. They are to con-
slider. in main, the following matters:
First-The questions in respect TO the fur
seals in Boring sea and the waters Of the
North Pacific ocean.
Second-Provisions in respect 70 the fish
cries of the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
and in the waters Of their common from
tier.
Third-Provislons for the determination
and establishment OF an Alaska Canadian
boundary, by legal and scientific experts.
II the commission shall so decide, or 9th
erwise-
Fourth-Provisions for the transit OF
merchandise in transportation 10 or from
either country. across intermediate terri
tory, whether by land or water, including
natural and artificial waterways and IT,
termediate transit by sea
Fifth-Provis3ons relating 70 the transit
OF uleFCAAlO-Sc IIDNl one country 70 De
delivered at points in the other beyond the
fron,er.
Sixth-Tae question Of the alien labor
laws. applicable TO the subjects or c.ti-
zens Of he United States and Canada.
Seventh-Mining rights OF the citizens
OF subjects Of each country within the
territory OF the other
EIghth-Such re2djustnent and eonceE-
si0ns az may BE- deemed mutually advan-
tageous Of customs duties applicable %
each country 20 The products q ne soil
or indusrry % the other. upon the bass
OF req procal equivalents
Niath-A revision q ne agreement -
1877. respecting naval vessels on tne lakes.
Tenth-ArTsuge Tnents foT the more CON-
plete definition ard marking . any part
q ne frontier line. by land o. water.
whore the same IS uoE 40 lnsaffc.ently
deareG or marked as % be lla5le 70 dis
pute-
E,eve-ra-P-ovisicrs for The conveyance
for tr1as ~ punishment q persons n re
Lawful custody az the ofnesrs - ore ooa1-
try through ne territory o: me oths-.
Tvelfth-Rectproci,y Il ~rscking ard
savage rgtls-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
NEW PASSENGER ASSOCIATION
Including Territory Between the
Missouri River aud the Coast.

Denver. Coo. July 3o-The Rocky
Mountain News says.
Denver VIII IN al probability be the
headquarters OF new passenger associa-
ton whose territory Will extend between
the Missouri river and the Pacific ocean.
A meeting has been called 20 take place
a Omaha next Thursday with the object
OF efrectinE the organization The move
fnent started several months ago but in-
fiuencs from Chicago retarded its dsvel-
opmsnt TIE Union Pacific took the I'M
tistive recently and a tact agreement has
been reached between the beads 81 pas
Eengcr department.
The regulation q passenger business
from Chicago IS. in the opinions % the
lines west % the Missouri river. mani
testify unfair. and II freely pa9pHeaed
in Denver that the meeting nsKt week 81
Omaha can arrive a. only one ceari ~ on.
and that "a 70 orgsulze an entirely sep
arate ASSOCIATION. Chairman Ca5dvcil vii
then be restricted 20 'se Country between
the Missouri river ard Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
ONE SPANISH SHIP SAVED

Washington, D. c. July 20.-The navy
department today posted the following
cablegram from Admiral Sampson:
playa. July 9.-The InfanJa Maria
Teresa. upon which the wreckers are now
engaged. VIII be fioated and brought TO
Guantanamo as soon as a small leak Is
located, which is somewhere IN The bow q
the snip Whether this leak Is due 70
small valve being left open OF hole which
may have been made II me bow. = not
yec known. Her own pumps are being
used 10 remove the water. there berg
steam n one Of her boilers.
AFpcC<.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
SPANS SHIP ALICANTE

St. Pierre. Island OF Martinique, July 80
The Spanish hospital ship Alicante,
which arrived here from Spain with Ad-
miral Cervera's squadron. may soon leave
this port for Santiago in order to con-
vey some of the Spanish prisoners TO
Spain under contract with the United
government. United States Consul Darte
has issued a safe conduct 10 her under or
ders. and she is taking stores from the
English steamer Remembrance and the
American schooner Edward Stewart The
latter IS the first merchant vessel to ar,
rive here since war was declared.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
SPLIT N THE LEGION
Because ZOIa'S Badge Has
Been Taken Away,
N0TEOFRENCHMEN RESIGN
Rather Than Class With Ours
Like Esterhazy.

Paris. July so-The expulsion OF ".
Emile zo.s from the Legion Of Honor
promises TO create a serious division IN
ire order. The well known author. NJ.
James Barber resigned yesterday on &C.
coun; Of N zois'a expulsion. and this
morning II. De Prossenz, the editor % thu
Temps. took a similar course. saying III
Is repuEuant "a wear a decoration xhica
sim ornaments the breast % man IKE
Esterhazy. while Il has been removed
from that Of great writer simply b.
cause hs demands that the sisFueufsFy
principles u law and justice bs re-
speCted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
HEALTH BULLETIN

Washington, D. c., July s0.-The war de-
partment today posted the following:
Santiago de Cuba. July %, via Ber-
uda.-Adutant General. Washington
Sanitary conditions for July %: Total
stick 4.27S: total fever cases, 3,4O0; new
cases fever, SOS; cases fever restored 20
duty, $50; death, Private Michael McGOld-
rick. First infantry; cause asthenia fol-
lowing maiarial fever.
(Signed) 'sSH FTER"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31

of the First regiment of New York vol
unteers that Colonel Barber, now on mis-
way TO Honolulu, will soon be made a
brigadier general and that his junior Of
fcers, Lieutenant Colonel Stackpoe. of
the regiment, at the Presidio. will at the
same time be promoted to colonel, while
Major Chase, commanding the First bat
talon will be raised to lieutenant colonel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
GRAND REVIEW Al ALGER

Washington, July 3O-Orders have been
issued for a grand review of the entire
Second army corps. comprising all of the
10000 or more troops at Camp Alger, on
next Saturday. Secretary of War Alger
and other prominent officials will be
among The reviewing party. and possibly
the nrasidcnf-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
LATEST SPANISH PRIZE

Key West Fla, July 3o-The Spanish
two-masted schooner Cibara. loaded with
frewood and charcoal. which was cap
tured by the Nashville on July q, while
trying to get into the port Of Gibara on
the North Cuban coast, was brought in
here this morning by a prize crew.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
Needle Making by Msehinery

C-eVs-Ar1- o J1Iy u llI5eT o
Cleveland capitalists are Organizing a
company 70 be capitalized a. 800 80 %
manufacture needles IN t1ls couairy ~
machinery Heretofore al nee1lss have
been made II Europe by hazd. Eugene
Eoztszin ot this ctly = the zlz1 Sao after
nineteen years hard work and s.Eay las
invented need e-E1zkiag uzca.ze zach.
s. : claimed. ALL -syolatioz.<s tAe Ess1ls-
making Industry,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
COWBOY BAND TO ENLIST

Pueblo, Col. July 3o.-Jack Sinclair,
leader Of the famous Dodge City Cow
boy band" has received notice from Colo
mel Torrey of the Rough Riders that the
band will be enlisted next Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31
PROMOTIONS IN ORDER

san Francisco. Cal. July sn-InSo-ua-
Ton has been receives - re headquarters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-31

a adjusting Lenses satisfaction of all SUI
Strengthened prevented
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07

Stse ltosn InaeI'ar'rne beepnbte at inopdnore til Serus,
ia man Tan saa enonu ct Qarbunoreps tilbaae "a iioe: Tia,
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Msyicos Grobrsrss Gftsrtommere, bar bet parst ct meoe,
betpontngsfulbt Spsrssmoal. bpao man ituIbs aiers rsb
De Snbfsots.
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grups line Stribsersr.
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bel mere l~lOissnbs al ct Sort enb al en- @oossisrs gpliu.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07


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SrGarbetost iom til gtaItnoeie. @taitiuens Sootp,te er net. let
baanoterl8t % i8eftopelie Of cnbuer ticuOt Sorbeorina paa bette
Cmaaoe. Set auueuote Are or al beofe 8eItaisnbeo o. imut
%iorarbstoet. glteringen o. uoinptuin8cu er i9rits Jinuss Spr8'
bIule. % ole De bIante 7ele al Ntuitiuen er inait poleret OF Hidel'
pIeiteret, boorueo be foar ct net % ~iuasiulot lloieenOe Eyr'
rnatertaiet tr entsn Black Walnut eler antiqne Oak, eher GHitc,
meo French Walnut Panels o9 rgt iUripust meo Nickel
Trimmings. Soroene er laueos al oslterrst 5rr, idmmeHiat al
Z Tcritleltse gag, tporueo man bar opuaast Isrre Stprfe % io'
btn'rst at 3rG.t Tan ila fig Yiaitrnens 5oOfplfs sr ioripust meo
plated casters. SGroeoe Staaltdpps no Der 9riubulet % the
treadle plate, boutet alsr. at giuittusu arbeiber meaet letere eno
Hers CT 8tItGloeL Zen bar aaerisnsite % benite Attachments
ior aImnbsItg % fancy 5gm. gu uOigrra 3uirutuUnsbob
trpit bet norlic eaer eHaeite Sproa, meoirtger boer giantn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07
Ou bebopsr life 9o,toreu for eubuer lon upasNliabss, men ou bsbppsr at
bape ct paaIibeIgt 99eenioceI Quiet for iarlige 3iiRloe. lurnber ere
beune reSbepe po at bape pp Naanoen
Dr. ]. H. mcLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm

en- Nhr Suur for uorosner seuern, Rprerne % SlRrsn. Brug ben uso Get
tr Iar Hg. beoRftt luuge, Iabt Naolpt os 6orGuouuesr / lriuen oa
Napen. Oct G fornnihst aio at pRre r6e for benz. SoIat hos Sraaqiner,
slO0 SLATER.
THE DIR. J. Mclean EDICINE co, St. Louis, Mo.