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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
OFF FROM CRICKAMAUGA

Chattanooga, Tenn. july n.-General
Hailes' brigade. which left here on spe-
cial trains today. goes by the Queen and
Crescent route 20 Lexington. Ky. thence
over the Lexington division of the Chexa-
peake and Ohio to the junction of the
Chesapeake and Ohio main kne al Ash
land. From Ashland the train viii go
through Lynchhurg and Richmond. Va.
to Newport News.
Chickamauga, Ga. July 2.-Threc regi-
ments. the Fourth Ohio, Third Illinois
and Fourth Pennsylvania, composing the
Second brigade, Fret division irst corps,
commanded by Brgader General Hanss,
left Camp Thomas this morning for New
port News The Third nlnods broke camp
at o'clock and marched to RossWila
and the other two regiments followed an
hour apart. AT Rossvihe the three reg1-
ment& loaded on Cincinnati southern
trains. At Newport News transport are
expected to be IN waiting. and IL IS prob
able that the command will get into Porto
Rdco in a very short time The departure
today was a very enthusiastic one, both
officers and men rejoicing over the pros
pect Of active service The next COM
naand to leave will be four light bat
teries of artillery: Of Illinois, B of
Pennsylvania, A Of Missouri and the
Twenty-seventh Indiana 1t Is probaoi
that they will leave either tomorrow or
Sunday. Accompanying them or following
in short order will be the signal corps
and ambulance corps. II is now generally
believed here that General Brooke will
succeed in taking the whole OF the First
corps with him to Porto Rico. This Is
not yet officially given out, but there is
said to be little doubt Of It's correctness.
The corps numbers about IS, 900.
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ONE Of IHE B|LDESI
Train RobberieS on Record
Was the One in Texas.
SIX DESPERATE VILLAINS
Had the Plan and the Nerve,
But Lacked Luck.
SIX DESPERATE VILLAINS

Houston, Tex, July 22.-Details of the
hold-up on the Santa Fe near Fort Worth
last night show it TO have been one OF
the boldest ever executed in Texas. The
train reached Saginaw about midnight.
Two men era Wded over the tender and
without a word opened fire on the engin-
eer and fireman. Fireman W. w. Whit
taker was struck in the head and breast
and fel Ito the floor of the cab, dead.
Engineer Joe Williams was shot In the
left leg and so badly hurt that he was
unable to obey the command of the BAN
dts to start the engine. The robbers
then threw the engineer and the body Of
the fireman to the ground. where they
were afterwards found by the relief force,
and took charge of the drain, which they
ran 10 within three miles Of Fort Worth.
Here they were joined by two other rob-
bers. The four men went to the door Of
the express car and demanded admit
tance. but the messenger, however, re-
fused to open the door. A stick of dyna-
mite was placed under the car with the
fuse lighted, and the bandits retreated
TO avoid the explosion. The fuse failed
to explode the charge and before it could
be fired four officers had reached the
Iscene and opened fire, but the bandits es-
capped. Some seventy shots were eX-
changed, one officer being hit A reward
of 81, 0OG for each man has been offered
and several posses are in pursuit The
dead fireman was buried today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
AY GET THERE SUNDAY

The cabinet session today occupied as
hour and a half and was devoted almost
exclusively to the Porto Rico expedition
and incident aggressive steps in the cam
paign- An immense chart of the island
was sent for during the session and its
lines carefully studied. After the ses-
sion it was specifically and positively
stated that there had been no decision
whatever az to the peace outlook, as to
the new phase created by the Cuban In
surgents' independent attitude. nor as TO
the action of Aguinaldo in the Philippines.
General Miles departure however, was
made matter of congratulation, and the
steps to follow were thoroughly reviewed.
1t was announced that the troops and
conveys under General Miles probably
would arrive there some time next Sun
day, but further details were withheld.
There seemed TO be no longer any doubt
as TO the purpose of the government with
respect to the island when occupied. It
viii be permanently annexed to the United
States.
At the cabinet meeting oday a schduI
Of port charges for Santiago and other Gu
bans ports was agreed upon and will b
made public later.
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Miss NJ. P. Atkins Of Lyons. Kan. was
at the Carey yesterday afternoon.
Judge Wall has already had one sppl-
cation under the new bankruptcy act.
George A. Kennedy Of Arkansas city
was registered at tho Carey yesterday.
Mr. A N. Allen has purchased the fine
pacing mare belonging 70 DR.. Thomas.
Mrs. C. J. Fletcher is entertaining FOR
few days Miss May Gilmore Of yelling
ton.
W. H. Herbig wifi leave Sunday morn
ing for Kingfsher On short business
trip.
Messrs. Garland FerreE and Graham
Campbell are spending few days IN
Augusta
J. S. Barnes of Pratt was here yestsr-
| day making some purchases among the
merchants.
Joe Freegzrd Of Cheney was in the city
yesterday attending TO sons business AZ
fairs and calling on friends.
Mrs W J. weaser and children wiz
leave today for Detroit, via 81 Louis.
where they viii spend the summer.
Mrs. f. A. Kinnaird VIII return home
this evening from an extended visit with
friends and relatives In Ottawa. ii.
John Rstcsir. a prominent stockman q
Cunnsng CHAM. was in the city yesterday n
con suIta eon vita the local stoe&msn.
Father BeEley was In the city f9r a few
hours yesterday. He left on the evening
train for his home In Arkansas city.
Miss Byrd NJ shultz who "a n the city
visiting. Will sing a SOLO next Sunday
morning at the FIR; Presbyterian church.
Cnn p Barrett. travelling passenger
agent Of the Mexican National railroad.
was here yesterday from his home 81
Chicago
Circulars Of Information OF ne Friends
university can he obtained by calling a.
the Office q Mr. James Alison IN the
sedgwick block
The funeral services % Miss Bride
wonderIy vi be he'd tais afternoon ~ 2
O'Clock a. the soUlh Enporla avenue
Methodist church.
NJ 4 Cain ~ Hatchinson was here
yesterday booking after some b15sress la-
teres,s. He was registered a. The Man
haitian whEe here
Andy sleyers % Goddard was here yes
to-day stopping lie said taat tAs corn
looked fire and that be expected 90 see
a s1endid corn crop
NJ MAJ Oebei. OF Norm to7vust93.
was 2 business visitor here ysstsraay.
he says ne lac rain prttiy zsAFly la-
rures a good corr crop.
NJ ard Hrs = 2. Hgxsn5oalsr ard
da1Eats-. Mrs. syh1 g, Ps-ry were here
yesterday fJy ssw hpagl ear04te Bone
from a TIP 70 cosora1o.
M-s. Carrie Ffan;z- ard baby arrived n
ne city yesterday from - - 20 s1srl
the w1umer wgth ae- aa5rse- &-s F4A-
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Misses Ella and Ruth smith. sNest
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. smi N.
Sic North Emporia avenue. are r1IsticsunE
In the country near Clearwater FOR
week or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tynsley are here.
on their return from bridal tour through
Colorado and the west. visiting The family
OF Harry Dedri6h- Airs TlnsIsy IL a
sister OF Mr.. Dedrich.
d. II. Maxwell. an eE-hremAn OF this
city has returned from Chandler. o. +.
Mr. Maxwell was at one time barber in
this city and has taken up ihe work again
with AI r. Smith on Market street
The offertory az the First NJ. r. churoA
tomorrow morning wsz DO rendered 81
Miss Edna schwens~n. the PRIZE contrsitO
sololst az tbs Hutchinson jubilea She will
sing Calvary" BY Paul Rodnsy. THs
evening oFertory win be sung By r. n
Walden.
w T. Wiser will iesvs next "wednesday
for the east. lie viii spend a day IN
Lawrence. Kansas CITY and Chicago ard
men 90 20 Detroit. whsse no Wiz visit
week with his family From there hs viii
proceed 70 New York city % purchsAs q
fan stock % goods
The news ears vibrating through the
diaphragm OF ths Eagles tsisphops yss-
terday noon from the home OF Charles
Rnorr that "lt Is a boy and weighs ten
pounds" These srs The urnes vhsn boTs
are IN druand. and Charley hasn'i disap-
pointed his country.
Next Sunday & % bs 1sbt-pAytnE ozy
a. me Emporls Avsnas n = church. ~
South Enporfz aveuue. A. winch unDe rns
pastor and Official board sIp>r; - vr0vtds
Tor the baIaucs % TIE c1surca debt. yh,r5
they have been carrying since boom days
The outlook f7r success n ne undsrt aziEi
3 very fsttsrnR.
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vbo has investments 81 Kzrsszs. suf hss
been spending q few vesks trayssns
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
GROWTH OF PARAMOUNT
Third Annual Catalogue Has Beer
Issued.

Issued.
The third annual catalogue Of Fair
mount college has just issued from the
Dagle press In the mechanical makeup
it Is one of the best specimens Of printing
ever issued from g. Wichita house The
contents Of the catalogue show evident
progress by the college during the past
year. There Is gratifying increase IN the
number of students ,154 20 179 of whom
Is are In the college proper. The insti-
tuition now has for the first time a senior
GLASS. good in numbers CO. for the first
class of college. and partic uiarly good
IN quality. The faculty remains subssan-
tally as last year. sixteen teachers in
all. The courses of study have been ex-
panded, giving 20 students larger choice,
The library has grown largely. the aibrar-
ian reporting the accession Of 5,lo2 new
books and 1919 pamphlets and magazines
during the year. The library now con-
tains over 1000 bound books and rs, 900 I'M
bound pamphlets. Most Of this literary
ma terial is already classified. ca6a1ogued
and conveniently arranged for the use OF
students.
Students and patrons can obtain copies
of the cosNeeg catalogue by calling at the
book stores of the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

Madrid, July 1.-THE newspa pers today
express the opinion that the difficulties IN
negotiating peace will be increased by
the exacting demands of the Americans. ."
London, July 22.-The statement made
by Senior Gamazo. the Spanish minister Of
public instruction, to the effect that peace,
honorable to the Spanish army, will be
concluded shortly is regarded i London
more as an indication of personal oPin-
ION or hone than IS rejecting any general
decision % the cabinet. Nothing showing
any move in the dire .tion Of peace has
been received here from any quarter like
~ 10 be Wen informed en- the subject
The Spanish ambassador, Count RascOn,
who was questioned on the subject. said:
I'VE have no news from Madrid and no
reason to believe any such decided step
has been taken as Senior Camazos state
ment would indicate"
At O'Clock this afternoon promIn-
emit official of the British foreign office
said to a representative of the Associated
Press:
I'VE have absolutely nothing confirm
atory of Senior Gamazo's alleged state
ment We wish we had and hope il is
true, but 50 far as we are advised, the
signs do not seem propitfous for early
peace.
Relative to the idea that England will
be prominently connected with the fu-
ture peace negotiations, absolutely moth
ing has occurred thus far upon which to
base the idea As a general principle in
these affairs the interference Of a neutral
IS a mistake unless invited by both bel
ligerents."
L is known that the Spanish ambassa-
doris have been sounding the other am
bassadors At all the courts of Europe,
with the object of inducing concerted
representations at Washington to stop
the war. and there is reason to believe
that Great Britain is no longer alone in
demurr1ng at this and pointing out the
ueleSsness Of such course
On the other hand, st is said that repre-
sensations TO stop the war have been
made at Madrid, but judging from the
results they have not been sufficiently
strong to induce Spain TO come to ner
senses. 1t is recognized by all but Spain
that the United States viii refuse to lis
ten 10 suggestions upon the part OF the
concerted powecs.
In this matter" one Of the ambassa-
doris said to q representative of the Asso-
ciated Press. Spain knows the irreduci-
bic minimum upon which the United
States viii discuss peace. What is she
waiting for? Spain seems 20 forget that
the United States can stop the war the
moment she likes. Now that she has no
Spanish fleet 20 reckon with. she can
take Porto Rico and the Canary islands
at her leisure and finally deal with Cuba
In the cool weather. Then Spain viii con-
slider the American terms less ridiculous
than now"
Paris, July 22.-The Matin today pub
fishes a paragraph saying that while
nothing definite is known. Il IS rumored
that Senior Leon Y Castillo. Spanish am
bassador TO Paris. has been instructed 70
approach General Horace Porter. United
States ambassador to France. with the
view of opening secret peace negotiations
Up TO 3 O'Clock this afternoon there
had not been any meeting between Senior
Castillo and General Porter. although it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
RAGING WITH RUSSIA
EngIand's "Two-P NAVAL
Program Goes.
NO END TO THE WARSHIPS
Since the Gar Has Adopted
the Same Scheme.
NO END TO THE WARSHIPS

London, July 22-The eagerly expected
statement of the first lord Of the admir-
atty, Mr.. George ]. Goschen, on the sup
Elementary naval program was made
today in the house Of commons, He re-
viewed the original program. which was
considered sufficient when 1t was framed,
being based upon the two power system,
that the navy of Great Britain must be
equal TO the combined fleets Of any two
powers. But In consequence of this &C
ton of Russia, on the same system, the
government was compelled TO present q
supplementary program, pa-alledNng the
Russian Increase OF six batueships which
Russia proposed to begin in 1898. Only
two battleships were taken into account
IN the original British program and the
first lord of tho admiralty announced
that he now asked the house TO grant four
moro battleships. (Cheers.)
Continuing, Mr.. Goschen said:
The Russian program provides for
four cruisers. We propose to build four
(cheers) and also twelve destroyers. It is
estimated that the cost of the new pro-
gram will be aS,0O0,OoO $40 OOO, 0O0), making
the entire expenditure for the new ships
9l5.0O0,OO0 (s75, 900 900. The battIeships
will be especially adapted for the passa ge
Of the Suez canal
Mr. Goschen pointed out that her ma
testy's government desired Europe to note
that the proposal was not aggressive, but
essential TO maintaining rfnciple laid
down. Nor was Russia's action a men,
ace to Great Britain She had right to
build such fleet as Der position required
Delays are dangerous. A little spent for
Hoods Sarsaparilla now may prevent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
MESSAGE FROM SAMPSON

Washington, July n.-The following mes
sage was today received at the navy de-
partment:
playa, July 22.-Expedition to Nipe has
been entirely successful, although the
mines had not been removed for want Of
time. The Spanish cruiser Jorge Juan.
defending the place, was destroyed with
out loss on our part. The Annapolis and
Wasp afterward proceeded from Nipe to
assist in the landing of the command
ing general of the army on arrival at
Porto Rico. SAMPSON"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
CONSERVATORY NOTES
Prof Blassiors May Join the schoo
Again.

Among the callers this week were Mr.,
r. E. Pitcher, pipe organ builder, Louis
vile, Ky; Mrs Bother, Mrs. Oliver, Mrs.
Rouse and Miss Gertrude Frooman OF
Wichita.
Prof. Julius Blassius, solo violinst OF
Frankfort, Germany, former resident of
this city, is DESTROYS of again affiatng
himself with the SIckner Conservatory.
and may do so at an early date.
Mrs. Beckworth, Denver; Misses Ger
trude Oliver, Effie Oliver, Ruth Sickner
and Mamie Bother OF Wichita have reg
istered in the piano department. Miss
Lisbon Heron will take a course in voice
culture.
The pubils enjoyed the following pro-
gram at the Friday recital, each number
being rendered in finished manner:
Finland Love Song. Hoffman
Miss FOdie Stanley.
Miss Bessie Allen.
Meditation ............................F raedel
Miss Orc Westgate.
Duett-Rondo Brilliant. .Lchner
Miss Bessie Smith. Miss Grace Calnon
Liebestraume No. 3.....................Li List
Miss Winnie Barnes
Waltz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chopin
Miss Grace Calnon
Polish Danse. ..................Sch arwenka
Miss Bessie Smith
Waltz In Eb. .........,............... Chopin
Miss Frank Marshall
Rondo Caprlccioso ............ Mendelssohn
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was said positively that such a meeting
might develop from the situation.
Any negotiations, however, Will be kept
absolutely secret until they have reached
a stage where they will assume an official
character.
The American ambassador said to a rep-
resentative Of the Associated Press: You
can deny in the most emphatic manner
that any peace negotiations have been
opened up to the p1 esent moment. can
40. conceive wha' originated the Ma tins
statement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23

Gene Merlin q FuE-ey vas here ysetsr-
day
Mss Do.Ee scaal,zle- Is reported ca
~ sex Ezt
Mrs Cz-ser Az y Al hons today De-
twsez the hours of sz8 g.
George sorman q LaErezcs = r. re
city WISHING with f-sezas
sfr ard Ma P vTavr@a q HuseA-
lz=s1 wzs here yesterday.
Nh Frank F9sa5t - qasGs e a; her
ncue s. Sat- ate street.
sskrstte- z Rose Hf1 va frazs-
actt=s szaness bs-s yessst2y-
Cassasz Hank Eseass saaa; yes-arsss
i. BI3@4 d a aae4s ssssi1sss sr.9.
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TRAINLOAD OF SICK SOLDIERS

Cincinnati, o, July PA special hos
pt,al train arrived - Newport, Ky, this
afternoon over the Cincinnati southern
It brought lS5 sick soldiers from Tampa
TO the hospital az Fort Thomas Two
previous trains had brought IS wounded
and sick soldiers 10 Fort Thomas. making
a total now Of So in the hospital az that
place. TWO dead bodies were taken from
The train ard the resicence 81 the sur
geons ana other attendants caused sensa-
tloraI reports in Newport and at Fort
Thomas. No names or other information
would be given II. but It was denied
that the Nv victims died from yeslow
fever.
The train had been expected ever since
10 O'Clock this morning and quite a crowd
was a. the depot. There are no wound
ed soldiers ineae list, BIZ; many are se-i-
ously sick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
GENERAL FRED GRANT

Brizadier General Fred \. Grant ass
been assigned by the secretary q var 20
ne command Of the Third brigade q
General Wilson'S division u the Frs;
army oor1S. TWO hrig15es q this Givs-
sion are already g1ed fo- duty wi,h
he Porto Rico invasion. General Ernest
having LETT Charleston AID Gsaral Ha!nes
leaving Chsckaus2uE4 today to- Nswp5rt
News. General Grants command, accord
ias q the present assignment, vii !aclu1e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
APhtIippiue Heroine.

One of the Philippine insurgent leaders
is a beautiful woman whose life seems TO
be charmed. She has often rushed bravely
into the very teeth of death from guns
and cannon, but has never been wounded.
Frequently we see people in this country
VINO live 50 long that their lives seem
charmed also. but the only charm about il
is that they keep up their strength and
vitalize their blood with that celebrated
remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
WlCHITA'S KANSASCITY COLONY
VIII Have a Picnic and Reunion On
july &c

The Wichita Colony Of Kansas City
are going TO give a picnic in thai city on
July rs at Troost park. Great prepara-
tons are being made for that event and
a great time is anucipted as there are
nowt almost 500 ex-Wichitans living there.
The committee wishes to get permanent
organization and name and street address
of each member. All visiting Wichita
people are cordially invited to be present
at the coming gay day and reunion, July
&c 1888.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-23
MILES AT The MOLE

The navy department today received the
following dispatch. time. lis ,. n. today:
Mole s.. Nicholas. ITO Secretary OF war
Washington: Am disappointed in non
arrival Of Colonel Hecksr with construc-
ton corps. Colonel Black arrived withou;
srag boats o. lighters Please send a.
and tugs. Also General Stones boats g,
Jacksonville, Il not already sent. as SOFA
as possible. Moving along well
-
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