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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
ONE MORE BATTALION
Governor Barnes Efforts
Crowned With Success.
HE WOULDN'T TAKE NO
So $50 More Patriots VIII
See Service.
HE WOULDN'T TAKE NO

Guthrie, O. T, June -(Special.)-Gov-
ernor Barnes today telegraphed his pri-
vate secretary, Fred Wenner, that he had
succeeded In getting an additional bat
talon troops for Oklahoma When the
governor went to Washington two weeks
ago it was with this purpose OF increasing
the territory's apportionment to geri-
II ent but on his arrival at the capital ne
vast old at the war department: that
there was absolutely no show for another
assignment Of troops to Oklahoma In
spite Of the seeming pOsitiveness Of the
refusal the governor did not abandon his
efforts, the result of which Is told in his
telegram. A battalion consists Of $50 men.
but whether they will be required for NJ
fantry or cavalry service Is not stated.
1t is presumed, however. that infantry
men are wanted in view Of the state
ment sent out from the war department:
recently to the effect that no more cavalry
or artillery enlistments would be accepted
on account of the lflculty Of trauspor+a-
tiCn.
Governor left Washington for home to-
night.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
Charters and Commissions

Guthrie. o. T, June 17.-fSpeciaIN-The
Mammoth Mercantile company OF Shaw
nee has fled articles OF incorporation
with Secretary jenkins. The incorporat-
ors are II. F. Potts and J. F. Bennett OF
Shawnee and L. {. Kendall Of Norman.
Capital stock. $4,000. \ charter was alsa
granted to the Union Burial association
OF Richmond. Woodward county.
The secretary granted a permit 10 the
Aetna National Loan company OF Topeka
Kansas. 20 solicit business in Oklahoma
as a foreign corporation
A charter has been granted to Park
dale lodge, :. o. 0. F. OF Lincoln county.
The incorpoVators are L J. Bottom, J. g
seava, 6. A. Robertson. s. Dean, y. ".
Mcdowell and NJ. Holiday,
J. f. Burch OF Woodward county was
commissioned as a notary public
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
FROM OKl AH0MA CITY
Republican Club sends Delegates Il
the Territorial Meeting.

Republican Club sends Delegates to
the Territorial Meeting.
Guthrie, o. T., June H.-(Special.)-
The Republican club Of Oklahoma City
at its last meeting selected the following
delegates to attend the territorial meet
ing of Republican clubs at Perry, June Il:
McGregor Douglass. a. H Classen, c..
G. Jones, E. r. Brown. Samuel Murphy,
c. H. DeFord, E. Perry. c. A. Randall
George Sohlberg. ". P. Harpar. D. D.
Leach, A. L. Welsh, Henry VIII, H Over
holser E. ]. streeter, VIM. J. Mcclure.
Boston Wilson, Harry Walker. w. j.
Pettee, w. E. Harper. ]. w. Hamilton.
James Taylor, w. Wade. NJ. ]. Patterson.
George Guthrie. George Spencer, S. 8.
Price, ]. A Courtney, Sam Jones, B. D.
Shear, Dr.. Munger, DR.. Lundberg. G. A.
Beidler, w. w. Asher, NJ L. Blackwell
der, ]. S. Jenkins, W. II. Claiborn. Chas.
Chamberlain, Fred L. Beck, o. NJ Els
worth, A. NJ. Durham, J. L. Wilkin, Sell
wyn Douglas, ]. H. Everest. A B. Ham
Tner, I. G. Denny, John r. Blair.
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TEAM WAS DROWNED
Two Men Get Into Flood Of High
Mater.

Mr.. A D. Wheeler. the New York Life
man OF this city. and Mr.. Wyatt Scott,
aged S.. Of Fort Scott, Kan, had very
unpleasant experience yesterday after
noon coming from Pawnee to Perry. They
had crossed the Black Bear twice and up
on coming 10 Leila. postofice rise was
coming down and they having crossed i
twice thought nothing Of driving into &.
No sooner had they entered the water
than the buggy. team ard al went under.
The top Of the buggy being up. NJ. Scott.
who was driving. jumped cut and Mr..
Wheeler reached up. caught the top and
pulled himself 20 the surface, took rs cd
hat of and fought himself away from the
team and swan 20 log with Mr.. Scott
behind him The two men are 81 right
but the team was drowned The county
commissioners should build bridge
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SIDNEY CLARK FOB CONGRESS
Is the Latest Aspirant For Such
HonOrs to Re RennrfnI


Ell Reno, o. T., June 17.-(SpeciaL) 1.-The
latest candidate to come out for delegate
to congress is the Hon. Sidney Clark of
Oklahoma City. Dan Peery will have
Sids name mailed to the foremost of the
Globe this week. Bob Ray, of Wood
ward, was in town last week but It seems
he could not do much for Dan. The
Eagle correspondent has talked with a
number Of leading Populists of the terri
tory and they make no bones in saying
that If Mr.. Callahan is not nominated he
will turn over his vote to Democrat who
does not live very great ways from Ell
Reno. The gentleman they mention has
not, as yet asked for any favors from
either Of the parties.
AS a result of a caucus held by a num-
Der of Democrats of this county and city,
the apportlonment of the various county
officers was parceled out as follows: Ter
ritorial council. Democrat: representative,
east side, Populist; representative, west
side, Democrat; register of deeds, R%pu-
list; treasurer. Democrat; county clerk,
Populist; sheriff, Democrat; superintend-
ent Of public instruction, Populist: county
attorney, Democrat; surveyor, Populist
probate judge, Democrat; commissioner,
first district, Democrat; commissioner,
second district, Populjst; commissioner,
third district, Democrat; assessor, Pop
ulist; coroner, Populist.
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WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN
Drowned While Crossing n Swollen
Stream Near Choctaw.

Guthrie, o. T., June 17.-(SpeciaL)-A
special from Choctaw City says:
Sunday morning about o'clock while
trying to cross the river east of this place
Mrs. w W. Piymell and two children
were drowned. Also ths horses were
drowned. They had been to Mr.. Han
cocks place in the Kickapoo. They
started home Saturday night Rain COM
ing up drove them back Sunday morn
ing they tried to cross and were drowned.
Mrs. Plymen was found Tuesday after
noon lodged in a drift about a quarter
Of mile below the crossing. The two
children have not Yet been found. One
was a girl aged 10 years and the other a
baby IS months old. Mr.. Plymell lives
about two miles east of this city"
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Is Not Likely TO Pass the House Be-
fore Monday

Washington, June 1.-THE general de-
fciency bill occupied the attention OF the
house today. Il probably viii not pa IS
the house before Monday the session to-
morrow after o'clock bsinE set apart
sor eulogies on the late Senator Harris
OF Tennessee.
When the house met Mr.. Ray Rep.. y
" endeavored TO secure consideration Of
private bills. but Nr. Cannon's motion
to go into committee Of the whole 20
consider the general deficiency bill pre-
vailed.
Debate was resumed upon the para
graph appropristIng SEA 90 20 supply de-
acieacies IN the free delivery service %
The postof9ce department
Mr. Love Dem-. Mss criticised the
department for having incurred expenses
in excess OF the appropriations made BY
the last bin.
Mr.. CGmmingst Dem. y. Y and M
Bradley CDeE.. y Y advocated In
creased free delivery and argued f1-
granting the postal authorities discretion
n providing for public needs
ar. Cannon explained tia, should the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

tiles for damages caused by persons
bringing cattle across the quarantine lines
from Oklahoma county to Canadian coun-
~ at a time of year prohibited by the
statutes, causing the infection of splenetic
or Texas fever among native cattle. The
case was argued by Colonel Forrest and
Attorney E. Blake of FL Reno.
Judge Burford has granted restraining
order favor of the Santa Fe and South
ern Kansas Railroad companies against
the county commissioners of Payne coun-
~ preventing the collection Of the last
half OF the taxes assessed against the
plaintiffs until further orders from the
court. The point involved is the same
that was argued in the supreme court in
an action against Kay county, which dts
putes the legality Of the tax levy of two
mills for school purposes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
COMMENCEMENT
AT THE WESTERN SCHOOL OF
Elocution and Oratory in tho First
Methodist Church.

The eighth annual commencement OF the
Western School of Elocution and Ora
tory was held at the First Methodist
church last night. There was a class of
eight and their work would have been a
credit to institutions of much greater pre-
tensions. The church was very prettily
decorated with flowers and the entire aud
itorium of the building and a great part
of the lecture room was filled with peo-
pie. The music was furnished by Prof.
and Mrs. Marriager, the opening selec-
ton being from Hardy.
Miss Ethel Bacon recited in a credit
able way Prince Erics Christ Maid
The Burning of Chicago" by Maud NJ.
Lahr. was a trile long but pretty well
handled. Her voice was full and deep.
Solo, "All the Night" by Mrs. II.
Bryant.
bible Legend OF Wissahkon.'' by
Edith Swartz, was told in a natural but
artistic way and held the close attention
of tn eaudience.
Miss Blanch Fuss recited, 1.-THE Rum
Maniac" an old selection but given with
a realism and feeling by Miss Fuss
that surprised the audience. She wrought
her hearers into an intense sympathy and
throughout showed great natural ability
as well as the most effective and skilled
training by DR.. Hoss.
"Bereft Husband" by Nellie Wood was
well rendered.
What Of the Republic?" q speech by
Geo. II. Alexander, was excellent. Mr..
Alexander has more than ordinary ability
as public speaker and he is acquiring
much from training. The next term Of
the school ouens August LIST.
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HARVEST TRULY is GREAT
And From Present Indications Labor.
erS VIII Not BE Few

Guthrie, o. II, June 17.-(Special.)-
Postmaster Larwell is in receipt of doz-
ems of letters daily from Kansas and
other states, from persons seeking labor
in Oklahoma harvest fields. Another evil
dence of the extensive advertising the
prospective wheat yield has received is
the many inquiries received from thresh-
ing machine companies asking about
prices and the prospect of getting work
in Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Muster day at ths Volunteer armory IA
South EnDoriA avenue L!suienant Ma
5or FeEley viii conduct meetings Saturday
evening ard Sunday. June IS and IS.
Every body Tsle5-ne.
Rev. J. c. Canon. D D. pastor % WSst
Side Presbyterian church. viii preach SUI
say next on Historic Phases % Carist-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
Can Our Coast be EnectuaIIy Block.
AIDED

II confidence can be felt IN the opinion
OF military and naval officers ia high
places at the seat OF government, such Is
the vast extent Of our sea coast 20 block
ads X eGectually, even u our navy and sea
coast defences could offer TO adequate re-
slstance. seems 20 be impossible When
a blockade OF the bowels exists. relieve
constipation with H0ststter's Stomach
Bltters. which eonqusrs dyspepsia- ua-
lara rhsuma tism aad Kidney trouhls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to our neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted us IN the time OF our great be-
reayement. the sickness and death Of our
dear daughter.
MR.. AND MRS. J. NJ. MARS
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To let offices. rooms or houses,
to get partner. 10 sell your busi-
ness, in fact, to buy. sell, hire or
rent anything, put your Ads In
the Want Columns Of the Eagle.
IL pays best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
IMPORTANT QUARANTINE CASE
4Iso a Railroad Tax Case. Argued in
Supreme Courr

Guthrie. o. T, June 17.-tSpecial.)-An
important case argued in the supreme
court was that OF Cron vs.. Cress, from
Canadian county. involving the nabili-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

Mr.. P. Ketchsm of Pike City, Cal. says:
scatic rheumatism, Chamberlain's Pain
Balm was the only remedy that gave him
any relief" Many others have testified
to the prompt relief from pain which this
liniment affords. For sale by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
TO the care and skill with which it Is
manufactured by scientific processes
known TO the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI
FoREIA Flo SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far ia advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
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Gard nfThankn-

ianity'' and at night on The Alleged Fact
That Men Don't Come TO Church"
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BASEBALL
ST. LOFTS 3. LOUISVILLE 4

1 1DIl6 LOOlSN LILLE J.
| ST. Louis Mo, June 1.-THE Browns
won today's game by hitting the ball at
| opportune times. The Colonies played a
/ listIess game in the field. Score;
/ ST. Louis .............31I0o /
/ Louisville .............o 0zO100o0-s 2 5
| Batteries-st Louis. Taylor and Sugden.
| Louisville. Cunningham and Power I'm
I plres. Swartwood and wood Attendance
/ $3.50.
| NEW YORK &c; PHILADELPHIA
New York, June IT-Donahue lasted three
| innings and Dunkle, who was substituted.
was the easiest mark the elevated road
has hauled TO Harlem this season. The
Phnlles were able 70 punch thre, hits on
Meekin IN only one inning. Score:
Philadelphia ........1 o30o0o0o-4u s
New York ........-.2 3 30 3 4 '-ls u l
Batteries-PhnadeIpha Donahue. Dun
tle and Fisher New York. Meekin and
Warner Ufnpires. Cushman and Hsydier.
Attendance 100.
BROOKLYN 2; BALTIMORE 6
New York. June i7.-Both Brooklyn and
Baltimore played poorly today. TIE hons
team won through t-sir ability tohii the
bali Just az the time the er-chamDions
made their errors Score,
Brooklyn .............2Z od71 80 70
Baltimore ....-.......Z o 0 o1Oe 0 %
Ratteries-BrookIyn Dunn ard Ryan.
Baltimore. Hughes and Robinson. I'm
pres. O'Day and Mcdonald. Attendance
100.
CTSCINSATI ?. CHICAGO /
Chicago. June l7---Ths leader. ard ne
orphans struggled through fourteen long
innings today. the visitors fnsJy Winning
ouf IN the nost exciting game Of TIE yezr.
Attendance 90. score,
Chicago ....-f 08B09Boe oes0o-i 6
Cincinnati 1000 f80o0 900 - 50
Batteries-Chlcsgo Woods ard Dora
hGe- Cluc.unst!. Hi s1d Woo1A IN
pres. Emsils and Curry.
WASHINGTON g. BOSTON 3
Boston. June Nv ssfinEf ~ son or; %
CAY IA ,loss. bard fought Interesting
game. WINS pitching Vas q fns frh~sf
order ard weDie have meant Y-e-rsS -
ire visitors been ieas Determined sore
Warrington .........-2 588I81e-4
Boston ..-...-.......-.8 9 % - y
Batt.rles-ws,hinEtsn Mercer ard Par
rs.4 Boston. Wilis ard fsarren Cmgsrea.
Lynch and AHdersoa- Altsaesacs GO.
we-tern League Games
Al Omaha RHE
Craha hume sa
u za1ks> ...----..-t19iof3t I-l2 3 2
Batter Davis and NecAasT. Taylsr ard
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ITO Hire Help. To Rent Rooms
i To Get Boarders, In fact to
buy. sell, hire or rent any
thing, sec that your Ads ap-
pear regularly in the Eagle.
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II, 900 PAID WANTS

In the Eagle during the year 1897.
This is the largest ever printed I'm
one year by any Kansas paper
The Eagle reaches the people.
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GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL

At ; p. m. the senate adjourned
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western Le2xss ssA1ae-

Batt.rles-Wszhir Er9a. Mercer ard Par
re.. Boston WsGs and fsarren Cnssrea.
Lynch ard AndegEo-- lltsnssacs f.doe.
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OF course you read the testimonials pub
nshed in this paper relating TO Hoods
SarSan srilIa
The herald., 1898-11-19

given by President Faure to Senor Montero
Rios and his fellow commissioners. Finally
at o'clock last night, President Faure re-
ceived the American Commissioners. at the
Elysee Palace, where there was a comic
opera entertainment in their honor. There
is some surprise expressed among the men,
bers of the American colony at the bestowal
of the decoration upon the French Presi-
dent at the hands of the Spanish Peace
Commission at this moment, and others are
asking themselves whether the entertain
ment at the Elysee Palace was to be re-
garded as sort of compensation to the
Americans, whose sensibilities may have
been wounded by the bestowal of Spanish
decoration upon M. Faure before the con-
clusion of peace negotiations.
The herald., 1898-11-19

the Philippines to build up the Pacific
Coast. He will use them to make Pacific
seaports important, and develop all thton-
terests of California. The annexation of fIa.
waii was the first step in this chain of
events. We will have the other stepping
stone at Manila, SO we can build a cable for
commercial uses.
This department has already begun the
work of extending American commerce in
the Pacific and improving business on the
Pacific Coast. l have an agent now at work
in the China Sea districts, finding out where
the best markets are for American butter.
meats and other products. When this agent
has found out. the department will notify
California producers of these products. and
l shall be surprised if they do not proceed
to fill these markets. In the Philippines the
same thing will be done. The President will
see that the Philippine ports are kept open
for our ships. We will make easy. simple
laws for the islands.
For the immediate future. the islands will
be governed by military government. Pol
iticians will have no chance at them for q
year or more"
The herald., 1898-11-19
BUMPED INTO A POST
HOME RULE FOR HAWAII
WITH A REPRESENTATIVE IN
CONGRESS
Distance From Seat of Power Makes
Necessary Greater Local Free
dom Of Action

CHICAGO, Nov. ia special to the
Tribune from Washington says:
1t is probable that the report of the Ha-
waiian Commission will favor more liberal
form of government for the islands than has
generally been expected.
The members have favorably considered
a proposition to give the islands repre-
sentative in the House with vote, i'll which
regard he would rank with the Representa-
tivcs and not with the Delegates from Ari-
zona, New Mexico and Oklahoma, who have
the privilege of talking but not the right
of voting.
The government suggested for the islands
will, in all probability, be an advance on
the present organized Territories, but OF
course will not contemplate Statehood. Sew
eral members of the commission go to the
extent of believing that Hawaii should have
representation in the Senate, though prob
ably without vote. This feature, how
ever, may not appear in the report.
The distance of the islands from the seat
of government necessitates the granting OF
more power for local government than is
given to the present organized Territories,
but the Governor and other important Off
GERS will, of course, be appointed in Wash
ington. Hawaii having come into the Union
by treaty and not by conquest, there will
be no military government, as in the case
of Porto Rico and the Philippines, but a
civil power will be created from the start
In general way, the courts and ordinary
machinery of the Federal government will
be extended to the islands without much al
teration, but provision will probably be
made for certain degree of local control OF
taxation and expenditures.
There will be a suffrage based upon edu-
cation and property qualifications, and the
members of the commission believe they
have evolved system of colonial govern
lnent which will reserve full power to the
President and Congress and at the same
time prove sufficiently elastic to give the
governing classes in the islands control of
local improvements and the direction of
colonial affairs.
When the Hawaiian Commission left this
The herald., 1898-11-19
To Be Given at Today's Meeting
Of the Commissions
SHORT TIME ALLOWED FOR AN ANSWER
Before Tuesday Night Spain Must Consent the Cesson Of
the Philippines or the United States Will
Stop the Negotiations
Press Special Wire

meeting Monday uesday will either
the meeting for the administration disposed to tolerate further delay
long aesam today cipher The decpherg occupied the entire time
mey verbose of the Spanish side the relating
At merows MORO meeting the Americans will call the Spanish Spa commits
and allowing until Monday Tuesday only for %fnn and
WASHINGTON, Nov 49, News of character the
The admiral his ships the Charleston Concord
truth the that the Spanish had expanded their that
MANILA Navy Washington Charleston
and Concord arrived today from 1 They that the entire island
pro
oa The island of N has declared independence and desires american
nothing ourbng the
their operations verbal from the American
policy the probability the annexation Of the
ts @ s' s the % no % 5 ~Ia ns BE- % %
as the spn concerned perhaps they be left to take them
The difficulty to intervene
Philippine group, ong United
states states forces appear to be stopped under the rules Of
y the protocol relating suspension ohosilties
devoting day
they did formulating
of the Spanish
be the occasion is near upon
which the
be laid before the Spanards with
the
shape In other words the
Spanish bonds
be taken by the United States
previously the United
dng Spain the value of the
batthp Maine operations losses in
by pension while on the
other the sheet be placed
difference in Spn amount cash
offered her by the joint session
known NAV be about
Nov
Tuesday this final case was un
derstood the adjournment of Wednesday (
r. 4 / -.