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La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01

The recent death OF DR.. Thomas w
Evans. the famous American dentist.
at Paris, recalls a romantic incident In
French history. When the French
cause was lost and Emperor Napoleon
ILL., was taken prisoner at Sedan. in
September. 1870. the position Of the
Empress Eugenie in Paris became one
of great peril. DIR. Evans took the
empress under his protection. furnish
ed her with a disguise. and through
friends in the army succeeded in carry
ing her through the lines, with lady
attendant, and took her to England,
where he rented for her the house
which she still occupies at Chlselhurst,
DIR. Evans numbered most Of the
crowned heads and titled persorageS
OF Europe among his patients. The
suffering which he witnessed in camps
and hospitals In the crimean war made
him an earnest advocate Of reforms.
He came to this country during the
Civ!l war to help 20 organize the sani~
,ary commission. and during the Fran
co-Prussian war he directed the work
OF the Red Cross.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01
re,,,bl. Enec,. Of . Powder Ezplo..o..

Asheville, n. c., Dec. PA crowd of
one hundred or more men and boys
were firing Christmas salute from an
old cannon on the outskirts of town to-
day when can Of thirty pounds Of
powder exploded in the thick Of the
crowd. Thirty or forty persons were In
jurcd, but none. Il Il believed, fatally.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01
e,.,un to save uo,r, I,I,I..

Princeton. Ind, Dec. 23.-The latest
In Princeton Is n witness camp. One
hundred witnesses, mostly farmers
from the wilds of Warrick county, are
here to testify in the Hull murder case.
In order to avoid hotel bills they come
to court in wagons aud have estnb-
lished camp in the suburbs OF this
city. They have constructed rude tents
and have with them beds and a supply
OF provision to last six days.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01
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Mexico City, Dec. 22.-Mr. Bryan
called on all The Cabinet ministers this
morning and this evening with Mrs.
BRYAN was entertained at dinner by
Presiden, and Mrs. Diaz at their city
residence. The Bryan party leaves
for Vera Cruz In the morning and will
return via Puebla to this city Saturday
night. when they will go to Guadala-
lara and thence home.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01

A former Dakotan. who has just re-
turned from several years sojourn IN
the Klondike. reports that the climate
mp there IL no more severe than Il is
In the Dakotas. But whether he In
tends this as recommendation OF his
new home or 4 drive at his old is not
apparent
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01
S2OOOmoo

If you use too much Of
SeAilkimg's Best baking powder
it don't spoil the cake.
But why not make your
money go as far as it will by
using just enough of SeAilling's
Best baking powder-one-third
less than of the brand you arc
used to?
A scsillins * Cos,psny
San Francisco 1c3
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-01

Eating plenty OF onions" says an
authority, will give one a fine com
plexion." Yes. and the freedom Of
the car. too.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
TWO PROPOSED TRUSTS
Present stains or the Tin Plate and
Paving Combines


Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 27.-Coneerning the
proposed Tin plate combine the Iron Trade
Review this week says:
Buyers Of tin plate are evidently pro-
ceeding on the assumption that conbina-
ton efforts cannot be brought to a sue
cessful issue. Yet every week brings more
positive assurance from those who are
close TO the promiting syndicate that ar
rangements have progressed 50 Tar caat
the consolidation IS as sure as anything
not positively closed can be.
1T is said in answer 20 the doubts ex-
pressed as 10 the ability Of thise in charge
OF the deal to finance r.. that capital Is
assured in amount ample for the taking
UP OF the options that have been secured.
even though the present tn plate compan-
les elect 20 take all cash and no stock.
as they may be expected to do
Columbus. Ohio. oct. "A special from
Massillion. Ohio. says: William G.. Hypp.
q prime mover In the organization OF the
so-called paving brick trust. states that
the concern is not TO be a fire brick trust
but paving combine. Il is not the IN
tention 20 increase prices but to prevent
their being cut. Those particularly in
terested are the manufacturers Of the
Hooking valley, The Canton district. the
Ohio valley and the Galesburg, H.. dis
triet- Mr.. Hypp has just returned from
New York. where ne arranged for the
$1,000 900 that VIII be needed 70 complete
the organization.
GAINESVILLE. O.. oct Z7.-The three nam
moth paving brick plants OF this city.
will. Il IS understood. be included IN the
new pacing brick combine. y Is sad here
that the combine will acquire all the fac
tories making modern clay working ma
chinery. thus shutting or outside con-
Germs from equipp.ug themselves with ma
chinery that would make competition pos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
DICKER WITH SAN DOMINGO
AbOur which Their seems 90 be
Some Tf.ander~faadInr

WaTh'nr-pu. oct = CAREFUL f-aifrv ~
the navy department Gefnonztrata.. IN,
absolutely unofficial character % any
such comm sslDu - that said 20 be head
ed by Smith e. Weed. which was recestly
al Naaaal r. ~. l.. ia conference VITA
Precedent Hereaux. ~ San Domingo. u
is said that Captain Converse. u -
u 'gpr1ary. may have taken NJ Wa~9
oH 1.s ship az r. Euesf. boz however Tat
may De-. the comm ssion has m aaieisf
standing 20 ftr ~ can Pc learned here
The Mon zorne~y mas been ordered frar,
NeWpgTt 90 charieafou e. partleapate In
The peace J41lee in ire latter cffy. an8
captain Converse secured permission %
touch ~ Harslu ~lr91fr r. 81 hsIlavsd
here thar AIr. Weed is enc reDrceenfaffvs
% an Am.rr.cl sgn9irsfe which has
greed 20 atrlrlstcr ri rsf - tha aSzirs
~ tne Dom g-ou Ro7 ~rarD~rf. csas~sfnx
t.e customs r-rrtgfe .a srtB~r ard paying
"a large sum yearly 60 f1s 0rirlals - -.
is.aud. sorns such sraerns as fsss haa
been oDerufe1 by a. American .ynaleaf.
p Hgutgral fDr several y~arz Win rnsrE.
81 success e ~ sassftrsi All tfas raav
hafs attracted the attention - so-.sia-
tors - fas 5,sssili 49, % ofaer e~nfraf
40 HeTt in2ian countriss - 1Terfnx
hen iep-1e rrEsrls
= "a 30 arr proposition - bsT o. &C.
qgire Eaaua0s Bay a. rfrfss Esaf.s
,o.sllrE STATION 10 oosoa-nef. navaf a.
aor.t.~s declare there - - f-ufa "a n.
.roTy- T-re sar-ana bay p-sss-s - a
asrsrite - Fres<eEf Grant. bot nza r9t
.aEs1 sfFipls e1ags slre~ ard IT, 80 pa1-
!. PIE q rgEs-lrrIr fs4rs1l nov fhzE 80 f'~ts-
81 STATES ran ar,ierlf.t farlliff~s % "a ou-
u f-e raster = eating staftors o. -
s.zr6 ~ Fspr-e Ei~o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
BIGGEST TRUST or ALL
Will be the Continental Tobacco
COMPANY When anmn'efe

St Louis. oct "A special dispatch %
the Globe Democrat from New YORK says.
When the Dummoud Tobacco works o.
s.. Louis was opened a few days since as
the property % the American Tobacco
company. The first positive step Ia form
ing the largest Industrial interest i1 the
United States was taken. j. n nearly two
years ago TIA ColonI JosebA D. Hrgrea
Of Hamilton. Ono. and MS associate.
F-e-cher s. Heath. banker ~ .ae Same
city. and Perry & Heath. G-st zse s,ant
postmaster genera. beEau OBJ syndicate The
great plug tobacco Numbering rsrsr-
lsnmeuts - this country ana form a. or
gau.zati0u which. although az that tine
Withou. the design. lV n9sr -o ranroi more
than four aftas ~ the plug tobacco output
% IRE country ar3 take from be- American
company g. entire pug trade F1r m1ss
thar eleven months past esEht Or - 90
t1e largest capitalists - fss c1.ntrF re-
GLIDING three or Gvs - th> iese ~ fcbsc-
CO msHsfacturars. have sfFe-el rasl- en-
'ire time 20 the E1rx ~ gtrssetiaz IBIS O.
gan zatson and bringing t1e usrlfa rrar-rr
together
4 noath before ths 6-ciarat ~ r., va
sEsinst spain. - ssfsa t1 cash fse
sru0ur- Necessary 20 o.En fhs traazfsr ~
the prrps-t1e.. aaz made reaLr hst "a
pTgFssee-s @ VIZ Frustrated e .-
Tvo q t1s iGrSss: l.fs l-sslrsnra oozpA-
MES fn NsW YORK Cltg a. ore t.-ss r---
traced 20 take u-EarEs - g. - 80 r.
ne h-st boncs. Tas H1sse E~e sre
~ assaciafes bad aSfsEg -a1 20 slsce eals
&C. r1uca more C-.9asl tfarhes ar1 Mr
2 sstrh@r Hsath procured sG ~ fsr
g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

openly proclaimed. If have misrepresent-
ed Jerry Simpson. why have not the facts
been made plain And gentlemen. if Jerry
Simpson will go TO your state capitol and
there use all OF his influence against your
interests. by lobbying against the bill OF
all bills that you desired TO have passed.
why should he be true TO you in Washing
ton or any where else.
Can you as Populists afford 70 endorse
this mans shameless perfidy by re-elect-ng
him TO congress? Can you afford 10 en-
dorse his treachery by your votes? ! place
these unpleasant facts before you because
feel it is my duty. Think on them well,
and when you come to vote. just ask your
self this question: Can l afford 10 cast
my vote for any man who has proved
traitor to the peoples interests?
wv. F. BROWN"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

and Mr.. Halsen taking the active man.
agement OF the consolidated house Toe
new firm VIII nave the strength OF both
the old houses. which were in flourish
ing condition. Mr.. Haisell VII arrive
here on Monday. October 81. and take
charge OF the business. although the GCec-
RE house VIII De continued so as 10 han-
die TIE business of the north end q the
territory. The consolidated firm viii AZ
once begin ire erection OF a warehouse
on First street sbuttiag the Santa Re
and Choctaw. The building viii cover
three lots and viii have a frontage OF Is
feet II VIII for the present be built two
stories nigh. but VIII have walls suffi-
Gently strong 20 hold additional stories
as me business demands more room The
new concern Will have out ten travelling
statesmen and viii employ about thirty
men"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
BARGAINING With ZeIAYA
Chicago and New York PartIe. with
Nicaragua.s anal @cheme.

Managua. y. g. via Galveston. Texas.
Oct. Edwin f. Crasin. the Chicago
engineer and contractor. and Edward
Eyre and Frank S. WashbuTn. OF New
York City. have made an agreement with
President Zelay0 % construct an inter
oceanic canal Under tho terms OF ths,
concession they are authorized TO nego-
tate with the Maritime Canal company.
whose concession vii lapse next October.
The form OF agreement guarantees re-
lease from tho incubus or the old COM
2any. while making satisfactory agree
ment With all parties. The concessaires
represent adequate capital. which vita
efficient American engineers and con-
tracts. assures a prompt beginning and
an early completion OF the canal IN con-
trast % the inactivity OF the Martins
company FOR the last ten years.
The option required the conceassires to
cOmence work Immediately after the ex-
piration OF tire existing concession in Oc-
tOber next. They must deposit 400 90 IN
gold - the Nicaraguan treasury az a
guarantee Of signing the option and t4Oo.-
90 more within three months after. Thsy
must organize q company WITHIN si1
months begin ssle excavation Of the canal
within twenty-six months. open Up soma
transit route across Nicaragua within
three years and complete enc canal within
ten years The option provides also sha.
the conccs sionayes shall give Nicaragua
s per cent % tsie stock and net divBdends
pro rata annually for re years. thereafter
dividing the net dividends equally WIN
Nicaragua.
Several fines % 800 no each are -n~r.-
toned IN no event ~ noncompliance ws.h
the provisions specified The option 1.
now before tire NloaTaEuan congress
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
FRANCE 5 INQUIRY
NOT YET MEASURED

mer minister OF war; and Saussier (for-
mer military governor OF Paris are mixed
up in this affair. Do you wish 20 compro-
mise them?'
The letter then continued that on Ieav-
ing General Come. Colonel Picquart de-
clared he was convinced OF the innocence
OF Dreyfus and that ne proposed 10 tight
the matter out and reveal what he knew.
These statements upon the part OF the
reporter caused a sensation in the court.
After further reference 10 Colonel Pic
quarts message that the minister OF war
and the general stan had tempered with
documents and had manufactured evil
dence in the Dreyfus case. and a presen-
tatIOn OF the contradictory statements of
Colonel Picquart and the minister OF war
relative 10 the secret document alleged
10 have been communicated to the court
the hearing Of the case was adjourned un-
Ill tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
WITH Calling GUNS
Tanner Says He viii Meet at
the State Line.
ANY CARGO CT NEGROES
Sent TO Take the Places of
illinois Miners.

Chicago. Oct "a dispatch from Mad
ison. H.. says:
Il reitsrate that will not tolerate this
wholesale importation Of foreigners into
Illinois And II / hear that a mob - TO
be erOught into this state. such as was
taken into Vir1en. ! care not on what
railroad It comes. or for whom. / viii
meet II at the state line and shoot II 10
pieces with Calling guns"
So declared Governor Tanner In
speech delivered before lao auditors
gathered tn ths Knights OF Pythsas han
in this city. II was the concluding state
ment in address largely devoted 70 a
defense OF his course in the recent mine
riots at Nirden. The governor reviewed
st great length the causes leading up 10
the r!oting. He held the operators 10 Dc
az fault In their dealings with the strik-
ers. and then. reverting 70 his acts when
crisis came said:
''NVhen the United States governments
found IL necessary and Deemed il rust 10
toro.d the Importation Of foreign Iabor
into this country / felt that I was fully
justified IN the course I took at Virdsn
That trouble never would have occurred
II the operatives had not been brought
here to take the places Of white men The
importations were representatives OF the
scum OF the country-ex-convicts and
worthless characters generally-and tho
state OF Illinois should not be made a
dumping ground for such reprobates.
do not propose 10 allow the operators 20
bring these people here. and took what
1 considered. and stin consider. the prop
er means 70 prevent It"
Then followed the uncompromieing dec
laration that any train entering the stats
under similar conditions IN the future
would be met at the border and shot In
pieces with Calling guns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
flYNN-KEAT0N DEBATE
Az Perkins Results in the Judges
Utter Discontinue

Perkins. O. T.. Oct s7.-CSpecsal)-At the
old soldiers reunion at Perkins today
joint debate was held between Flynn and
Keaeon- Three thousand people were IN
attendance. Flynn opened thirty min
utes: Keaton one hour; Flynn one hour:
Keaton. FIVE minutes. Flynn took his
opening 10 ask KeatOn a series OF oues-
tons, which Keaton could not explain in
an hour. Flynn then proceeded TO dissect
KeatOn and hang mis- hide on the fence.
The crowd went wild and carried Flynn
around in triumph. Keaton left the
grounds alone-not friend 20 do him
reverence. He told II thar he was not
feeling well-that he had been inSuited by
the crowd. Hundreds OF POpuiists and
Democrats have repudiated Keaton and
are shouting for Flynn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
PH-rpTrOv An RrTr-PV
THE WEATHER

wichita. Kan. Oct =.
Local forecast fer wica-2 and vicinity:
Until Saturday fzir: colder Fridsy night
During the past - hours the highest
temperature hiss been - the lowest =.
ard the mean s.. wEh much lower pres
sure, fresh % EEit soUth Vind shlifi1s
TO hight northeast northwest a; aigAt
Tkcs far his -nonth the average ten
Ds-zture has hssa = o. about Two degrees
less than TIE formal
On THIS dz.e last year the correspond
Ing temperatures we're - q and "a An1
Two years aEo tsey we're = = aid 8
For the past - years th- average TEN
perzturs for tho zo1th - October has
been = ard Tor the E7th day. -
FRED 7. JOHNSON. onse-ve--
Washi1gton. oci- 17.-Fcrecas; ioT -
day
Oklahoma and indian Ts-ri;ory-Fa air
south WINS
kA=szS-=G-: ssstA vt7oA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
Tod Sloane az Nrum,rl,et

London Oct. -7.-At Jhe thlrd days rae
ing Of the -Houshton meeting
today, Leopold de Rothschild's 2-year-ol5
brown colt Naiel won the Houshton han
dic2p. n. Seymour's tiiiy Rorey o'Moore.
ridden by Tod Sloane. finished second.
The betting was % against Rory
oMoore.
The Brethy Nursery handicap was won
by ". E oakley's : Fear-olo chestnut
colt Doddlng-on. ny s. Angelo out OF
Flint. Inorganic. the property Of Lord
Durham and ridden BY Tod sloane. finish
ed third Nine horses ran. The betting
vs. - - q 1870. 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
Tran<-ssissouri Meeting

Omaha Ne5-. OCT. 27-The general pas
Senser agents Of the lines west OF the
Missouri river adjourned without taking
definite action relative 10 me formation
NJ the proposed Trsns-AIiSsou- PASSENGER
association. The adjournment Was taken
in order 20 siiow the agreement 70 b
worked over % accord wiki TIE recent
decision Of the United States supreme
court against the joint traffic association.
Another meeting viii oe he'd ~ al early
date
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
GIVEN ZONES
That JoYfui Feeling

With the exhilarating sense Of renewed
heal,h and strength and internal cleanli-
ness which follows the use OF syrup OF
FIGS. is unknown TO the few VINO have not
progressed beyond the old-time medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
fered but never accepted by the we'll
Informed. Buy the genuine. Manufac-
turec by the California Fig syrup Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a remark
N k|HLEY REVIEWS
VICTORIOUS TROOPS
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page
celebrating today. Not only the men at
the front; not only the men on the bat
tleships and in the battle line, but the
men at home with ambition to go TO fight
the battles of American civilization should
be the recipients OF the gratitude Of the
American people"
MILES AND SHAFTER.
When ne finished his speech the presi
dent lef: the hall 70 60 10 the reception
at the Academy Of Music As he passed
from the room General Miles entered. The
head of the army received an ovation rs
he pressed through the crowd TO his seat
next 10 General Shafter. The latter arose
as General Miles approached. reaching out
his hand. and cordially greeted his chief
The public exhibition of good feeling be-
tween the two generals was greeted with
almost deafening applause.
General Alger responded briefly on be-
half Of the army, and Captain Evans was
called upon as A representative 90 the
navy. He thrilled his hearers with
simply told story OF the battle OF san
uago, filled with personal "reminiscences.
General Miles made an extended address
IN which ne paid eloquent tribute 20 the
valor OF the American soldiers and sail
ors.
RECEPTION AND RETURN.
At The Academy % Music the president
held an informal reception for TWO hours
With Secretaries Alger and Wilson he
stood on the stage and shook hands win
a long lire Of people who passed IN one
door and ou- OF another. There was 70
speechmaking and after lighf luucheoa
the president vas escorted back 20 MS
hotel and shortly afterwards. a. half past
Il O'Clock, the party returned 70 Washing
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

Oklahoma City - Etiii engaged = shsk-
Ing Ire plum tree ard every say sone
rev business enterprise safis into 80 ~
TIE latest acquisition - re EalEeli-Fr
ser Grocer company. concsr-ing Uhich
TIE Tiu@s-J0zrz4i says. -Ths Ea,se.i-
Fraser Grocer corn-any . friuth-ss has
been consolidated WITH re Dc wsez- VIII
iSusoa Grocsr Co. o okiz.lozz CITY.
M = X. WTiBs=s1z. principal avner
% ne u-ozs4-- VlilLzns5a Co refEfrE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

The following corporations were char
tered by Secretary Jenkins;
The Woodmanse and Hewitt Nsnutac-
turing company OF Kansas City. 10 manu-
facture and sell windmills. pumps. imple-
nlents and other manufactured articles.
capital. so co; territorial agent. s. J. Wo-
mack. Alva, Woods county.
The Oklahoma Building association OF
Oklahoma City. for the purpose OF buying
and selling real estate and improving The
same: capital. g 90. directors. II. ".
Smith OF Guthrie. John ". Shartel and
Elizabeth Parsons CT Oklahoma City.
The Texas Cooperative company. for
the purpose Of accumulation. loan and dis
bursennent % money: capital. 81. 90; sd
2. Sevn!ck. Of Oklahoma City. territorial
agent
TIE STssren gen sck7ian Cattle con-
pauy. TO buy. So and rear cattle n Ok
lahOna- with principal place q business
al woodward, capital. tiepo directors.
T. / S~eareugen. = n Becktam and F.
r Beckhan. OF Kansas City. NJ.
The Bunnel ard Fro Investment com
pany. % SsS Jersey. cApi7sl. $50 80. n.
Il HoTz-d. territorial agent. Oklahoma
City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
6lAsS M Us PORRlDGE
How Wrs Hodofphss -aa4~r.-a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

Captain John W. Twamley is the latest
prominent Populist TO declare openly his
intention to vote for Dennis Flynn. Cap
tain Twamley in defining his position. de-
MES that he has forsaken mis- Populistic
principles. but the present contest is con-
fined 10 territorial and not national ques-
tons and as a consequence no plank OF
the national platform is weakened by his
support of Mr.. Flynn. He says further:
''In standing by Mr.. Flynn ] do not wish
TO be understood as belittleing the hon
esty. integrity or talent of Mr.. Keaton.
as deem myself true friend OF the gen.
tleman and I should heartily support him
II in his election 1 could discern him 20
be OF any aid IN supporting on voting
any reform measures on the floor OF con-
gress. But ir1asmuch as such measures
must remain dormant until we become
a state. il therefore Is my duty 10 work
for the future welfare OF our people by
asking you 10 earnestly consider the sit
uation. and not TO be blinded by the cry
OF Free Silver" which I assure you mas
no place in our present contest"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

Hon. D. T. Flynn. Hon. B. s. Barnes
and Hon. William Grimes arrived in this
city last night from a swing around the
western country for the purpose OF meet
ing the voters of that part of Oklahoma.
At Weatherford, Monday Mr.. Flynn
spoke to over 1000 enthusiastic citizens
and won all hearts. His next speech was
at FL Reno. where the large opera house
would not begin TO hold the crowd. From
there ne addressed a large meeting at
Okarche, coming from there 10 Downs.
Mr.. Flynn is in fine form and will make
an aggressive fight until election day. He
reports his progress for election as the
brightest and is confident he will win by
a large majority.