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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
The best detective talent has failed to
solve the rngsteries Of thess crimes.
STRIKE OF The WATCHMAKERS
At EIgin. Ill. settled For the Time
Being.

Chicago. I'll, Sept 3--The strike az the
Egin works has been settled, al least
temporarily. A three hours conference
was heltJ At the office OF the company in
this city today. President G0mpers ard
Vice President O'Couneu. % the American
Federation OF Labor. representing the
men. and Pres4den, avery. Manager Cut
ter and other officers. were present in me
Interest OF the corporation Il was 4greed
between the parties mat all the men should
rturn 70 work ia their former positions
without discrimination next Tuesday. that
the work or the watch movement ABOUT
whIch me trouble arose. = o be carried on
under a test t0r TWO weeks. that the wages
70 be paid during the tess 20 oe ths aver
age wages earned Guriag May. June and
July N This year; that On Or before Or
t0oer ! the company VII bold a confer
euce with to representatives Of the men
for tee purpose q adjusting the wage
scale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
No SMOKING ALLOWED
Navy Will Fight With Black
Powder no More.
BIDS ON THE SMOKELESS
For a Million Pounds Opened
at the Navy Department

Washington Sept. 3-ProoabIy TIE navy
has fought is last war with black pow
der. BIDS were opened today z; the navy
department t0- supplying tie warsnlps
win one million pounds % snokelsss
powder. q quantity suficiea: to supply
a. least the secondary batteries az al rhe
ships II rce service. and This supply vii
be augmented from time 20 tine until
within the course o. year or two al the
black powder VIII have been retired. ex-
cept possibly some rnat vii be retained
FOR saluting purposes. There were six
bids received today at the department
ana opened BY Judge Advocate Lemley
Il tie presence OF Representatives OF most
o. the bidders. prominent among them be-
ing Mrs. Maria DiLtmar. head o: ths
powder concern bearing her name. The
bids. on an average, were about the same
as the nav IS row paying for its powder
and slightly below the figure paid by the
army under the emergency created BY
the war.
The bids were as follows:
Dupont Powder company, OF Whining
ton. Del, for 1000 600 pounds. the govern
ment 10 supply the alcohol and ecaer at
49, cents q pound. making to total S7s6.-
600. II the government supplies the a1co-
hoI only. 50 cents a pound. making 4
total Of ss0d eco: deliveries 10 begin with
800 pounds. October 1. and continuing at
the rate OF 700 pounds per day
Giant Powder company. consolidated, Of
San Francisco. $4,000 pounds .the gov
eminent 70 supply alcohol and ether. az
90 cents a pound. making the total s257.
500: deliveries beginning with 1909 pounds
in ten months and continuing at the rate
Of 10000 pounds per month.
DiJtmar Powder company, Of New York,
$4,000 pounds; government supplying al
co'hol and ether, at % cents per pound,
making 500. 600; deliveries beginning De-
cember I, at 1000 pounds per day.
Louis nixon. OF EIZabethport. y. J.,
100. 800 pounds; government supplying aico-
hol and ether. at IS cents a pound max
ing $50 90; deliveries beginning Novem-
Der 10, with 100 pounds and following
at the rate OF 5000 pounds per week
Latin & Rand Powder Company. I0o0. coo
pounds; government supplying alcohol and
ether at 1919 cents a pound. making Sl25.-
O00s government supplying alcohol only.
So cents a pound. making ssoe. coo; deliver
les begin November 1. with L0oo pounds.
then 1000 pounds a day until Decem Der.
1898; then 1000 pounds December. 1899. then
5000 daily.
California Powder works, 1.0el 900; gov
eminent supplying alcohol only. 50 cents
a pound. making $500, coo; deliveries begin
ming October 1, with 1000 pounds and fol
lowing az the rate OF 1900 pounds per
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
ASK % Be annexed
Leading Fiiipinos Want None
of Aguinaldo
NATIVES WOULD ENROLL
As Uncle Sans Troops Under
Uncle Sans Officers.

Manila sapt- a. Hong Koax aepnsa-
ton. representing Shs southern PaaiD<
pines. and consisting % the ooss and rich
est natives q PGnay. Snaaoro. Csoa ana
Ml25anao visited United states CozSaI
Williams yesterday evening anss urged thas
aexat-on o. the Whole % TIE PhAspp.as
stands TIE degutation declare that al
classes. tie warslSe nountalaeers. as vel
- those Engaged II nercaatils parsanss.
NoG4d welcome the stars and stripes. AID
bad resolved never 70 submit 70 Spanixa
rae Iaey alsO SID taers were 4 ~ men.
many Of tAsIn Armed xisA rides. aeaa
llolso. ready 10 sup2or, re Americaaa.
They refused 10 Join "a ths eEa1aor FOR n.
Dependence, Which they consider rsss-
take and inpractScable. They only wish
Tor annexation 70 the Ualted SKATES.
Tas delegation proposes 70 fntervfex Cen-
era OTIS he American e8nmaa3sr. 20
appeal 20 President Mckinley ai,d % on
FER VITA AsginatGo's followers. VIA tha
view % arranging for a combined move
ment to INSIST upon znneIatirn- Thev WI
also ask that the tasurEeut r-r-neats -
enrolled IN The American army VITA Amer
lean ofncers. ard that the inSu-vert ehisrs
Be given American appointments under
General OTIS
Alsuinalco remains AZ Dakoor- He -.
Gently wrote an iulperfinsni letter - Geo.
eraI OILS. which resulted n rs resolving
a sharp snab. TIE iusJ-~snt leader VII
probably render himself araeaabls % tna
American authorities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
PRESIDENT WOODRUFF DEAD
Aged 81. and the Head ofths HsTmsa
Church since 1854

san Franc.soo. SEPT. 2-PreEsisst Woe4-
r-8g. president a .te Mormon church. etsf
a. the residence ~ Coioses L.aac TrsmSo
here th.s morning. arsi . y-arr.
Salt Lake. T-tah. sgt a private tsi-
sEran received from Hon C~orrs o.
Carno-. xh1 q. noE "a san Francsseo.
announces ne d@seh = - prsEsldsat g
tae Nerr8on chursa-
NJ Woesr71T Vas born ~ F-x-Esfr Ssna.
Conn. IN ~ ard uraa one = re original
~ pioneers sat reached Salt LAss va
icy In 1851
Re has been president q ,hs chsrch
Or re lazt ter yea-s-
Mr we3aru1 vas arst orstainsd % tts
q 7ossfrs6p FL tns Myrnos casroe At 80
village 90 Par West Ia Mzgvt.i. a Iss-
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in.rei1~.a-y II tE0 - ~Sa ais-fss 20 -
rerats oF ere pruTfEi7r a. state = uFs-
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fse territorial i~zslzturs - CsaH- -
vas president - ths Tar HarsesifarsI
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
FLOODS IN EAST TENNESSEE
Mills and Houses Washed Away and
Trains Delayed

Knoxville. Tenn Sept I-Cou<;derablc
damage IS reported today throughout east
Tennessee along the hea5waters 81 the
TenHesses. Halston ard French Broad
rivers from the unusually heavy rain OF
lasc night The Tennessee Is rising rap
idly. The railroads are heavy sufferers
The Southern mas I'VE vashoutS between
Knoxville and Leaoir City and on the
Hartman branch. connecting with the
Queen and Crescent. trains ain be delayed
ten or fifteen hours BY the washing away
OF trestles- The Queen and Crescent
trains are not delayed TIE large four
ing mill OF J. II. Hackney at Concord
was washed away. A cloud burst Is re-
ported % have occurred there. At tne
same place the family OF J. ". Gothard
sss rescued from the roof OF house
which was floating away. Losses 70 lu-n-
Der mills in this city from loss OF lumber
IL heavy. All trains are delayed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
HAZELTON STRIKE ENDED
Employees Agree to Let the Hungarian
Come Hack.

FIazleton. Pa sept. a-Ths thrs. locai
assemblies q the United Nine workers
he'd long meetings a. Coisraln fast night-
with the result that th-s morning The an
nouucemsnt was made bg Presitez- DunF.
% the Organization. wh7 3ateFcaces f9r
the strikers. mat ths strike r. a. an ~uf
ard taa- work All - resumed az tze cai-
Hery on Monday unornias.
Superintendent Eoder-k. Teprsseut'7E
t1s company. aas agreed - a-.ow tae g.
charged Hungarian to return 10 W1rs n
the capacity - contract ia5orer. 81 rn.c1
position hs wsu ra- - SUBJECT te ne rou-
ps7y directly h1t % tas miner al-a sa91
b. s. 20 Work TIE G ecaarsee ~ -as nan
ue.r- tae re.es cause ~ gre f-1-y. re
.--.se-s are satlste. a-1 Zi- a1l4 90 -
.-~~e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
HOT WEATHER IN THE INTERIOR
Chicago's Record Per Continuous
Heat Il Broken

Chicago. Sept 2-Should rne aign tenn
per7Eurs continue unhrckea unal tenor
row morning al Chicago heat records for
duration viii have been broken TIE rec
ord 70 date has been I'VE consecutive cays
VITA q maximum temperature n the nine
dss- In many places work has been s,ls-
pended IN shops whore men are obliged
70 labor n p-acss exposed % the sun
TIE suffering o. the people IN the teae-
nent districts has been intense. For ex-
teat and intensity o; neat Prof. cox %
tie weather bureau says that the present
hot wave Is about as severe as anything
he has ever Observed
* covers" SAT- he practically the
entire country east % the Rocky nount-
aims. and mas run as hlga as - down IN
Kansas while AZ Huron. S1asa Dakota.
there have been three consecutive days
or 100 weather
TIE report e fatalities and prostra-
tens from heat the Past tweaty-sour
hours in Chicaso showed one 1es1-Mrs,
Il P .Lndley nine Frustrated whose re-
covery was doubtful. and thlr5y-Oae less
seriously overcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
company A Chicago: John Deering. COM

company A. Chicago; John Deering. COM
pany 4, Washington, D. C
Second Ilinois-WiIliau Mackis, com-
pany D, Chicago.
One Hundred and Fffty-ninth Indiana
c. L Green, company A. Vincennes. Ind !;
Henry Conknn. company I. GreencastIe;
Edwin Borner. company c. Gainesville.
Ind: Clyde Woods. company A. Princeton.
Ind; Lee Paxton. company I, GreenczstIe:
Harry B Winters. company 3, Aurora,
Ind; r z Carter. company Z. West
port. III: Isaac Miller. company G, Cliff
ford Ind
Tairty-third Michigan-Jaues L McGad-
den. company D. West Branch. Mica
Robert c. Hartman. company c. Owosso,
Mich; Ira Way. company G. Farweil.
Mich; J. C MCGOWAN
Second iganLewis Becker. CON-
pany z. Tyne, Mich
Thircy-four-h Ef;chiga1-Joseph Hem
msricn. company D; Joseph Eeaels. COM
paay 3
Second West vIrginia-Charles P Hutch
IasoE. company c. Indian NILS W Va;
NJ z. Ey1es. company 7. Laurel ". Va:
Joseph Frank, company D, Wheeling, ".
Va; Cochran Russell. company .. Steu-
5e7viIle, O: Ear Boyer. company A. WIN
fed. ". Va; Charles A Droboins. CON-
pany A Wheeling: L P. Teller. company
H. ElgarGen. W Va; James ". Phillips,
company d, Red Hi. Va
Second Teunessee-IA Frazier, company
X. Dresden. Tam; z. L B-ogg. company
z. Abingdon. Tenn: G. H Coen. company
E. Aulo1. Tenn; Kemper Priest company
D. Priest. Tenn; Leonard Biggs. company
G. Raleigh. Tenn; william Mays. cora-
pa7y A, Nashville.
Tenth Ohio-Ffenry a NcAllister, COM
paay n, Perryourg. O.; James Henley.
company K; ". Coleman company X
Sixteenth Pen1syivania-Na-haR Nc
Mann. company 2. Cory. Pa: I. G. Say,
company G. Parker's Landing, Pa
Fourth Mississippi. " Graves, COM
pany Q. Troy, Ka2
THE SICK A. SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. Cal, Sept. 3--There were
40s sick me1 among the troops today. in
Guiding those in the outlying hospitals
and IN private residences. There are SUI
from thirty-si0 20 forty typhoid fever
cases The Seventh California shows
total Of ninety-four sick men. Including
fifteen on Through. Seventy-six are in
the division hospital The Fifty first Iowa
is not far behind. with seventy-tso in the
division hospital. The mortality has been
heavy in these regiments lately There
have been SIX deaths since July 81.
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Guamayo. Porto Rico, Sept 2-IDelayed
in Transuission.)-Capt Palma, OF the
Spanish civil guard, brought General
Brooke today under a flag Of truce dis
patch from Captain General Macias. ex-
tending 70 the American general the use
os his private residence a. Rio Piedras.
near san Juan, during General Brooke :
stay there
The health OF therroops here IS steadily
improving
Tn ePanama has sailed for the United
States with 100 convalesceuts. leaving more
than fifty men IN hospitals
General Stone started today % make 4
tour OF the Islands and examine the 0oads
and larbo-s.
General Brooke leaves for Rio P1edras
tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
FOR AN ATTEMPT TO RAPE
William A>hpauxh II Placed Undes
Arrest sf EinShsAer-

Guthrie. o. T. Sept Especial ne
He1ae$sey Clipper says:
William AshpauEh VIA arrested as
Klnsfssher Tuesday night for rapsnE &C
attempting 20 rape Susie ThaIs,os. a IL
year-old laughter Of Mr.. Thaxzton. YEA
lives about a ullle Kest % town OF Tur-
key Creek. The crime was committed
Tuesday Afternoon al the foot q the hsIt
ives; Of Hennesse-f. CT Oklahoma avenue.
and was IN plain sight o. \ lady living
IN that vicinity. who gave ne alarm Ia
a couple % eolorei men passing They
hurried down ard met ths white man
coming back The lady VINO was witness
% the outrage stood mar ne street On
his return and was Afterwards able N
identity him lie was taken before Pro-
bate Judge Stevens yesterday and eel1
for his appearance IN ths court Seefen-
ber :. In the sum % ;. 20 bond shsFi-
RatEn arrested two ueu on s1lzplcisa
Tuesday night but released then
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
JOE MALONE'S CONFESSION
Serves TO Clear Up several Rape and
Murder Mysteries.

St Lsuts. Sept. "A special % the Post
Dispatch from Dallas. Texas. says:
Horrible developments are coming out
in connection with re fiendlsh career q
.'DObie' Joe Malone, the negro executed
here yesterday. His written and oral
confessions 60 officers and others make Il
certain that he. Il addition 20 what has
heretofore been published. participated IN
five other murders and four assaults on
waite women. Two years ago re Grim
inauy assaulted ard then killed Mrs.
Dudham, wife Of a prominent farmer near
Oak Cliff. a suburb OF Dallas; and ne
and another negro. whom the officers are
now endeavorins 20 capture assaulted
and killed three white women az Eagle
Lake, near Houston. about three years
ago.
The best detective talent has failed TO
solve the mysteries OF these crimes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
SUICIDE AT CHANDLER
4. n. Da<gett a Hardware Merchant
Eads HI Trou hles-

Guehrie. O. T. Sept. a-fspeclal)--N
telephone psciai to the Free Press from
Chandler says;
Las. ulrht about o'clock tee body q
a r. Daxgeft. hardware merchant. sras
found IN hds room. tie had ben sh0t n
the mouth \ rev shotgun wich tn tas
s-I!l on vas lying ~ him BE had heF1
dead six or seven hours He Was -
years old and aad no family. TIE oono-
aer's Jury returned verdict - saciss
from Temporary Insanity. calse3 - nEaa-
ciaI troubles
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orsr,o Redeem Railroad Bonds

Washington. =. c. Seo- S-Tls se--e-
-a-v of the treasury has is~se1 a CAR
offsrt-s 20 re6ee- ere hzlacce - rae
bonds. amounting . x. % - issued 70 the
Pz6ac q szozzs . FMS amount over
s. - - Vas issued % re C=--raI P,arssc.
0vs- 8 eN45o % the Un.on Faet5-- ard
over 21.5aasse 70 the &C Teste-a Paci1e-
Tnszs Bonds x1,I - redeemed a. re treas
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
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central police station today when = deputy
United States marshal arrived there 70 az
rest him Rice had been held on complaint
o. assault and battery. made BY his we.
but according 70 local and pos,of6ce de-
sectiyes he had been dserzuding accident
Insurance. companies by means OF false In
tur1es, ard had served ttras in al eastern
prison for similar crimes Rise lefs let
tiers saying that ne wa an innocent We
tim o. persecution. who took morphine 10
end his troubles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
spanish Peace Commissioners

Madrid. Sept at s currently reported
ths THE Spanish ministers a. yesterdays
cabinet meeting definitely selected the
three following peace commissioners.
General Rafael Cere-o = Saeuz. general
Of engineers; Seno- Euge1io Montero Rios;
Senor Vi.aurutis. under secretary OF state
for foreign affairs
The Carlists declare tha- after protesting
IN the corcss against the policy Of the
government they VIII Withdraw
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Private Ia Duke Goes TO Prison

Leave1wo-th, kan, Sept- 5--PT.vate
Alex Ia Duke. company I. Second Wis
consln volunteers. was placed n he fedora
prison here today. II remain To- he. fer
the murder q Private Thomas Stafford.
o. tla Thirteenth United States infantry.
IN l saloon row at Ponce. Porto Rico.
Ia Duke asserts tha- he shot Stafford II
sa-t--iara-sa
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STORY OF MGlNNIS' MEN
How They Observed the Spirit OF Dis
cipIine. But Hang the Letter

Guthrie. o. T, Sept. Especial This
Leader prints the following Rough Rider
story:
When Captain A. S McGinnis' detach-
meut OF Rough Riders arrived AT Jersey
City they met with most enthusiastic
reception from the people. The report is
too long 10 publish entire, and we ex-
tract the following which will be OF inter-
est to the friends OF the captain and his
troopers:
Il mad TO keep about a score OF the
boys under guard last night" Captain
McCinnis said to Daily Advertiser re-
porter this afternoon. for the people Of
this town treated than too well. Late
AZ night We found that the men under
guard were getting very Jolly. It was
discovered that citizens had given them
TASKS and other things through the
barred windows
Captain McGinnis is tall, athletic and
handsome young man He was chatting
with a Jersey City belle when thereporter
found him in the armory. He wrote his
name on a hard tack for her. adding the
name of his troop and regiment and his
home address. Then a score Of citizens
handed him a hard tack to write on.
Captain. I want TO go out for A short
time said a cowboy trooper. VINO was
feeling rather gay.
You've been drinking, Seville" said
the captain. and ought 70 90 70 sleep
Only a little with the jolly men Of this
town said the trooper. '.Hain't always
done what Z said?"
Yes. and do it now" said the captain
go but don't drink any more"
The trooper went across the street. Half
g dozen citizens rushed MIN into a saloon
When ne came out rne captain was
watching
All right, Cap the trooper shouted.
Couldn't help it. Had 70 take one Won't
do it again. When the bugEe toots III re-
port"
You see how It IS" the captain re-
marked TO tf1e reporter. These generous
people are spelling my men. But I cant
blame the men. for they had 4 rough
time at Tampa and are glad 10 get Up
north II We had stayed there another
month nearly all the men would nave
been down with fever. We brought
dozen sick men with Us. They are in
hospital down -ow1. We are being treat
I'd ike lords here"
One trooper. a little tipsy, insisted upon
telling everybody what good fellow Cap
tain McGiHnis IS. The captain was pa
tient with him He said ne was one Of
the bravest men he ever net.
Twelve men from my troop were IN
the Santiago fg+7.." said Captain NcGfu-
MS. Sergeant Hamilton Fish. who VAS
s0ot al Santiago. was in nv command.
- was HaIlet Aslop Borrowe, v-o used
- - II Newark. made him a sergeant.
Now he Is 4 captain OF some generals
staf. He IS brave man Ham Fish
vas man Of true git. Re obeyed or
de-s. He would 90 anything - vas told
% do willingly ard well Ny men all
liked him He feared nothing or earth
or beyond never me- 3 oraver man g
the western mining camps than re was.
None os the troopers w1o went % san
tizEo are zi-h he uow-'
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Corpor,l Ellington Punished

Washington. n. g, SEPT Corporal
William 7 Ellington. company X Fourth
United States volunteer Infantry. having
beea found guilty Of = violation q ne
txerty-ti-st. Vwenty-Seco1d and thirty
eighth articles - war BY courc~ularri
convened az FrsdericEshUrE. Va. vas ser
tened . disho1ora5is discharge and COZ
f-emer- il prison tor three years The
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