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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-23
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BaiIey'- Resolution to Investigate IL
AdODteu

Washington. Dec e1-There We're less
than hfty me- mbers on the foor o. the
house today
Immediately after The reading 90 the
Journal. Mr.. Henderson CRcp- la. from
the committee on rules. reported back raw
orabIy the Bailey resolution directing the
judiciary COMMITTEES 70 investigate and re-
port on the question AZ 90 whefaer the
members Of the house Vho had accepted
commission in the army during The late
war had by 50 doing vacated thsir ses's
in the house. lie asked f9r immediate
consideration and the discussion was
adopted without division.
Mr.. Wheeler Dem Ala. Mr C7.son
tRep. KY. 8fr. Robbins tRsp Pa aai
Mr.. Campbell Dem. Hi1 are the mem
osrs OF the house who volunteered fgr fhe
Sps rlssa- American war none 20 tnsm
we're present When the Investigator was
ordered today.
The bHl reported from t8e wave ana
means committee .apihoFizins me snip-
meut ln BORED % imported merchandise iu
les.s than car i1ss va PASSED.
ss.ras usiscc.lane basiuess o.. minor
importance was transacted
The susri, - Carisfr1as Seemed % Pc
vade rase members and q number 90 small
cIs.irrs were passed by unaaiu1a1s caa-en--
sr,orz treu being f1r ee-tte ISL f9 peF
AF5ert p Raistone 8 80 Pr -.
81 bv The Incorporation 81 ais konsrfeai
claim u1-hln .ha Hnll-s ~ -ae serra ia
-. reserve Tfzrs county. 'sfr7-ra
Rns were also - ssa flr tas reef ~
Benjamin r Jaae-. iaie l-asssn .f'sr
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NOT MINDED TO INVESTIGATE
Only Lack OF Quorum saves Proc
tors RESOLUTION from Defeat

Washington. Dec I.--At the opening OF
today's session of the senate. Mr.. C1lIlon
dlAnoisl reported favoraoly from me
committee on foreign relations the bill 10
provide a government Tor the Hawaiian
islands
ON behalf Of Mr. Carter CsGoatana) who
was absent. Mr.. Chandler offered a reso-
luton. which was referred 70 the CON-
nittee en- rules. providing for the distrl-
button OF the appropriation bills among
the several standing committees OF the
senate and so amend the existing rules OF
the senate so as TO make euch distribution
possible.
Mr.. Morgan CAlabama) secured the
adoption of a resolution requesting The
president. II not Incompatible With public
interests. 10 inform the senate whether
authentic information is in possession OF
this government as 70 the dissolution %
the United States Of Central America.
The private pension calendar was then
taken UP and nine private pension bills
were passed The passage of the bills re-
CURED a longer time than usual. as the
reports an each case were read. on demand
OF Mr. Vest and Mr.. CockreH MOI.
Several joint and concurrent resolutions
were adopted. providing for the improve
ment of certain harbors and directing tho
Secretary OF war TO have surveyors and
estimates OF cost made of various river
and harbor improvements.
Mr.. Daniels CVa) then called from The
calendar the resolution Of Mr.. Proctor
Vt) providing for a committee OF sena-
tors 20 visit Cuba and Porto Rico with a
view to ascertssning the conditions on
those islands and reporting their ohserva-
tons TO the senate as guide for is ac-
ton.
Mr.. Hale. cMe) called for the reading %
the resolution, and then on Mr.. Daniels
motion to proceed to The. consideration OF
the resolution. demanded the ayes and
noes
The vote on Mr. Daniels motion disclos-
ed the absence OF a quorum. IL being
ayes and 80 noes The motion was defeat
ed A call OF the senate was demanded.
Mr.. Hale Withdrawing a motion 10 adj
journ after giving notice that he would
ask the senate TO go into executive ses.
sion If quorum should De secured.
The call disclosed the presence OF g.
senators. and on motion OF Mr.. Hale The
senate at LIS D. NJ went into executive
session
At las p. m. the senate adjourned uutl
January 4. 1889.
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JOHN A. sEvERN SUICIDES
For Twenty Years Superintendent Of
a Big Seed Company

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 22.-EsTly tods y
John A Severn superintendent Of the
D. NJ Ferry Seed company. committed
suicide a. hi sresidence. Mrs. Severns
was aroused from her sleep by the snots
and found her husband lying dead on the
kitchen floor with one bullet in nis head
and another through mis- heart and the
revolver still clurched IN his hand. Mr.
Severns mad been in poor hsslth for some
time and - said TO have SHOWN signs -
lncapacity for the past few days. For
nineteen wears Mr.. Ssverns had been con-
nected WIN the d. NJ. Ferry company and
Vss one u their trusted employee BE
was 80 years 81 age and was son -
Judge Severns % she United States dis
trict court Of Grand Rapids
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NOBODY KNOWS HER NAME
Mrs. Ashton Removes Identified
ton Ma rks and Then Suicides

Columbus. Ohio. Dec. pa weE dressed.
refined looking woman went 70 the Chit
tenden hotel last night about . o'clock.
where she registered as Mrs. Ashton, of
Pittsburg." She was assigned a room, in
which she was found dead today. having
committed suicide by taking carbolic acid.
Two envelopes were found in the. room.
one with money 10 pay she hotei and tie
other addressed to the chief OF police,
containing the following note:
My husband having died and left me
alone, 1 do not care 70 live. There is AZ
in my purse in my corset waist Bury me
anywhere.
The note was printed with he evident
purpose OF Disgusting me wiring ard AL
marks mad been carefully removed from
her clothing by the woman. The deceased
appears to be about 50 years Of age.
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morrow. If, after that, any new ques-
tons arise. they will be settled by indi-
vidual Interviews or correspondence.
Brigadier General Clous today delivered
| the memorandum agreement regarding
the places where the Spanish troops are
to be stationed after January / It viii
| be discussed at tomorrow's meeting. Fl
Vedado. the suburb OF Havana. where IS
Fsituated the Hotel Trocha, which has
! been the headquarters of the United
States military commission, will be evac-
uated tomorrow. when the seacoast forts
VIII be occupied by the United States
troops
1t is the custom of Havana folk 10 cele-
brate Christmas eve by street dancing and
firing crackers. Tomorrow Captain Cas-
tellanos will issue a bando forbidding the
gathering OF crowds, in order 10 avoid
any possible disorders.
RUSSELL HARRISON'S FLAG.
Major Russell Harrison, the provost
marshal, who on Tuesday raised the stars
and stripes over Fort Atares without or
ders and in contravention OF the promise
of the United States evacuation commits
sioners that no American flags should be
raised IN Havana or its suburbs until
January l. was today formally reprimand-
ed by Major General Lee, and was in
structad to yOwer the flag. Lieutenant
Lee reported a few hours later to head
quarters that the flag had been lowered.
Nevertheless, at the hour OF fling this
dispatch, 4:9o p m. it is still flying on a
tall staff over the famous fort, plainly
visible from the harbor and city.
TO FEED THE STARVING.
Major General Lee having received a
cable dispatch from General Alger say
ing that the secretary of war understood
that there were thousands of persons
starving in Havana, and directing him 10
feed them without delay" Immediately
ordered Lieutenant Colonel Wood TO dis
tribute rations and 10 make systematic
Efforts 10 feed the helpless, carefully
avoiding waste. There are hundreds in
Havana today who, though not actually
starving, are in a deplorabIe state of
weakness and disease, the effects Of the
cruel concentration policy They need
hospital treatment which is not always
available. Much of the wretchedneSs is
due to the neglected condition of the ten
ements- Every day or so the relief dis
tributors come upon dead bodies. terri
bly, emaeiated. Two Were found in the
suburb of CAIRO yesterday. 1t is diff
cult to distinguish between the profess
sional vagrant and the really deserving
cases. but the committees with local
knowledge are able 10 render excellent
service.
The Cuba committee. with 600 horsemen.
paraded in Jesus Del Monte today and
then marched out again TO camp.
The United States transport Minnewska,
which left Savannah for Cuba on Decem-
Der 10, with the Forty-ninth Iowa regi-
ment, arrived here this afternoon.
Today the Spanish transports Ciudad
De Cadiz and Neustra sailed for Spain,
the former with 1.2S6 men and Officers,
bound for Santander, and the latter with
/ ,O33. for Cadiz.
The steam lighter Laura arrived at
CardenaS yesterday with United States
troops.
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Ell.l!u.SlI.Qd3

and having no transportation and being
able to get hardly any through the regular
channels. we used anything we could find,
captured Spanish cavalry horses, absn-
doned mules. which had been shot. but
which our men took and cured, diminutive
skinny horses. purchased from the Cubans
BY this means and by the exertions of the
officers we were abe from time 70 time TO
get supplies Of beans, sugar tomatoes and
even oatmeal, while from the Red Cross
people we got our invaluable load of rice.
corn meal. etc, all this being of the ut
most consequence. not only for the sick
but nominally well. as the lack of proper
food was telling terribly on the men. tt
was utterly impossible to get them clothes
and Shoes, though they had been in many
cases literally dropping 10 pieces. On the
Ifth the city surrendered On the 18th we
shifted camp here, the best camp we have
had, but the march hither under the noon
day sun told very heavily on our men,
weakened by under-feeding and overwork,
and the net morning 133 cases were report
ed to the doctor, and 1 now have but half
of the 60 men with which 1 landed four
weeks ago, fit for duty. AS we had but
one wagon. the change necessitated leav-
ing much Of my stuff behind, with a night
Of discomfort, with scanty shelter and
scanty food for the most Of the. officers and
many Of the men. Only the possession of
the improvised pack-train alluded TO above
saved US from being worse
Yesterday sent in a detail Of six officers
and men to see if they could not purchase
o. make arrangements for A supply of
proper food, clothing, etc. for the men,
even if we had to pay for it out of our own
pockets. Our suffering has been due pri-
marty TO lack of transportation and
proper food or sufficient clothing and of
medical supplies. We should now have
wagon-sheets for tentage. Very respect |
fully.
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TAKING ORDERS LITERALLY
Thirteen Year-Old Boy shoots a
Deputy sheriff

Chicago, Dec. 32.-Thoras Crosby. the
13-year-oId son of Mrs. Margaret Cross
by. a wealthy widow living in Edgswster
a suburb OF Chicago. shot and Instantly
killed Deputy Sheriff Frank Nye today
while Nye was attempting 10 serve a writ
of restitution. The writ was based on a
mortgage for $50 90 which had been fore
closed on the Crosby homestead. The
officer was warned by the boy not 70 al
tempt 20 enter the mouse but disTegarded
the threat, and attempted to tear out a
window. The boys mother and grand
mother were in an upper room at the
time. The boy said ne had been instructed
20 shoot any one who attempted to enter
the house.
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same Fare 90 New York Via wash
fOgton

on and after Chris, mas 1sas ticksfs soid
via VsndsHs-Peansyivanis snort tines %
Philadelphia and Nox York viii n ssslrei
be made available for ten day. stou-ovsr
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charsei hy Nanta.ia-Pennsyivsnla systsn
for tickets 20 Philadelphia and New Yors
direct Vanaaila-Fenns yivanis short Isn.
trains for Washington leave A. Tout.
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NEW Y0Rk'S OLDEST MAN
PatrickIHaxxerfy Weuld Have Been
loo on saint Patrick. Dxy

Malone. N Y. Dec News OF The
death of aPtrick Haggery. probably tie
Oldest man in the STAKE. reached III
friends in Malone today Nj. Hagger;y
would hare teen los yeas old Jae I'm
of March next and was wonderfully pre-
served nsnts " and physically. lie en-
joysd h-s nSSsnai CT. reading .hs finest
type readily WITHOUT glasses. lie Wus
regu ar in ais 3ia5..s aud always wss sn
inveterate smoker from childhood. when
ne commenced the use OF tobacco on the
advice OF physicians lie resided few
miles soueh OF Potsdan
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Mississippi Valley Trust company versus
the SportsmaR.s Park club. 10 set aside
the receiversaip of NuckeufuSs. came Up
today before Judge Spencer in the circui:
court. William Kennerk. Chris Won Der
Ahe,s attorney. tontsRded that the one
great question Involved is as TO the owner
ship Of the baseball franchise. he asked
for continuance 10 procure Dispositions
from Washington and other eastern cities
ON the matter - ownership. Judge Spen-
GER granted him a continuance uRsf Jam
uary g
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CoronersInauestat Enid.

Enid, o. T, Dec. 22.-(Special.)-Th
coroner's jury in the Al c. Fulton murder
case are still in session, with no new de-
Velopments The jury VIII probably fin
ish their labor some time tomorrow.
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on THE OLD OFFENDER LIST
Man Who Broke Jail Nineteen Years
Ago. Must Finish Time

CHICAGO. Dec. z2-Joho l. Bates. who
nsnA,eea years szo escaped from me Ana
rnosa. IoRa. penirenriarg. wHere D. vas
serving a threa-yesr Term for burg arr.
vac arrested today and ~ 10 taken back
10 Iowa 20 complete hls seute-soe. Sine
MS escape Bate has served tarce yesrs
in ne Chester. Ti. PenEentiarl, and tTo
Years Al Joliet and Was under srresz in
Chicago far several months un6sr sgsTi-
con = having been implicated IN a uDr-
der Bates Is saia 20 - her 90 - 90
- I'm av as father IN Igs bat fear -
arrest has prevented aina from Gaming
me money.
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SMALLPOX IS WORSE
Three Families at Stroud are
Declared Infected.
ARMED GUARDS ARE SET
To Guard Against all Coming
and Going.

Guthrie, O. T. Dec. 2.-(Special.)-Dr
Buxton, health superintendent, had no ad-
ditionaI cases OF smallpox TO report to-
day. There were some half dozen cases
at Stroud, but confined 10 the persons
who were first exposed 10 the disease
and DR.. Buxton was inclined TO take
rather cheerful view of the situation.
Dr. Hamilton, vice president of the terri
torial health board, is now in Stroud,
and viii make a full report as 10 the
conditions there. DR.. Hartman, the
health superintendent for Lincoln coun-
y. who was reported as having the dis
ease, telephoned from Chandler that while
he was sick, he did not think his sick
ness was smallpox.
The prosperous conditions obtaining in
Oklahoma are seemingly encourag ing to
the banking business, hardly a day pass
ing but what application is made for in
corporation under the banking laws of the
territory The latest application to be
filed with the banking board Is that of the
Bank Of Jefferson, with a capital stock
of 5000.
The Elks' lodge OF Oklahoma City gave
an artistic and mirth- provoking minstrel
performance for the edif1cation and
amusement of their Guthrie brethren. The
latter attended in force and afterwards
entertained the visitors at their club
rooms.
Guthrie. o. T. Dec Especial )-Word
received from DR.. Hamilton late tonight
from Stroud is of an alarming nature,
so much so that the board of health has
ordered a rigid quarantine. Trains will
not be allowed to stop at Stroud. and the
Lincoln county board of health has es-
tablshed armed guards along the high
ways to prevent egress or ingress to |
Stroud. DIR. HamiltOn's report is that |
three families are now infected with |
smallpox, and there is no telling how !
many persons have been exposed to the |
disease.
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SANI|AGANS
FEEL THE SCOURGE
Continued from FRS. Page,

customs receipts az tHe port o. Santiago
&c CubS. under t1e occupation Of ne
United States forces up % December I
are: July. s. SO; Angus. s.. -. Septem-
Der. $44lS7: October, So. So; November.
sals.7. Totai. sg75eIS
The gross total OF receipts from customs
received up % December u. Isss. frozn the
date - sne military ocCupa- l0n o. the
island II Porto R5co oy the United states
forces. IS ssl.27szs persos TIE total re-
Ceip,s from al sources - taxes. exciu-
siye " customs Is siaszs9 pesos.
TIE gross sun s5-aI q take ard cus-
tssHs received up ID Nose-r.lsss - IssS. a.
tle port ~ Manila. s.a--s me military &C.
elsEatioa x the T.5El oy sh= Uui.ed sec
Is I517-s7s pesos
NJ -.aeensout tlas ye. beer gwen ~ ex-
ps-sa5ss5sreS ca ga@se territories
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Akron. o.. De z-The United stzr.s
circuit COURT has fred tne dste - sale
% the Akron Stree Railway and Iiiu-
TIllnalirE company for JsaGary =. n tsss
cifv The property wzz Spprais~a 20
Ss2 SO Tae stockholders are expected -
hrr .1~ prep ~ in-
Sew york Dee 1-Tae Ma ard ~
pres t0fay Eays J. j. announced t1tt
a. T. Braaiey eener&l manage - tae
Lake Ere ana Western railroad ~ see
coed 10 the aresseeacs - tnst Tasd made
vacaa- * the death 90 czisin : E-lce
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HIS A MIGHTY HOLD,
Grip AIarmingly Epidemic in
Eastern Cities.
PLAYS HAVOC IN SCHOOLS
Fifteen to. Twenty thousand
Cases in Philadelphia.

New York. Dec 22-Ths epidemic OF
grip IS still IN marked evidence. The
dssAsh rate fsom bronchitis and rneurnonl..
continues very heavy. Many OF the recent
deaths from pneumonia have been inds-
rsc;ly due 20 the grip. F'urthe-more. ply
sici&ns say that the prevalence OF the grip
wita the consequent general wSkaning
81 the system causes an increAss in Nor
tally on az lines TIE deaths from al
csUSss todsy numbered sixteen moro than
the day before
During the las. four days accordtng 70
Or. Rogers Tracey. register q records OF
the health department. the deaths from
al causes have been fifty. THIS Is a daily
average ~ I2is ON the corresponding
DAYS of last yea< the deAshs from al
causes numbered SSS. a day average OF
.. Many school children and teachers are
suffering from the grip, There are about
1870 children enrolled in the PuR,sse
schools n s6is city. The normal ratio OF
ahsensses Is sbout in 90. To-Day super
intendent Jasper reported that there were
about t5ooo aneeutees among the paplls
or - per cent Of The ]. $50 teachers about
{
cent i the usual ratio. There were 81
sick policemen today.
President Murphy Of the board o< health
expressed the opinion to-day that the CITY
woald DE fully able 10 control The eEsisaernc
ot grip The rniuaction by the board ~
health 20 elevated roads and city transpor-
tatfcu company 20 tnmigate and thor
oughly clean their eonveyances - being
carried oHt.
The health authorities % Brooklyn ~
port that during the tw-nty-rour hours
, preceding = O'Clock THIS morning twenty
deaths from grip ard pneumsnia occur
red. The number - eases IS Increasing
rather than diminishing.
Washington. Dee PROM the number
OF persons connected with tho varioas
government departments and large com
mercial HOUSES who are 81 u l. apparent
that grip Is playing an important part IN
the present health conditions IN washing
ton. or the secs employees Of tina govern
fuent printing once 37e were away on sick
leave today. and OF the 2.SO IN the bureau
of engraving and printing 255 were report
ed m. Throughout the other branches ~
the government service the proportion ~
absentees on account % fitness - unusu-
ally large. even az THIS time OF the year
Many OF the large stores. which are now
in tine midst ~ their busiest season. Vers
very much short OF help. due 20 me large
sick roll ,
Philadelphia. Dec 29-It . estimated
that between Isl oD ard eO.0o persons IA
this city are suffering from grip and eoc-
tors report the epidemic on The increase
Al the board ~ health today Elk dsaths
were reported - have occurred within the
past tweaty-four hours. directly due 70
grip. and twelve other deaths we're traced
Indirectly 10 The same cause
T'oledo. o. Dec = The grip has gaines
a secure fOo;hojd iu This city and all the
physicians are bi . with D. Nhil~ 8, y
impossible 90 estimate the number % cases
they viii run into the thousands. Ths
health officers VIII issue = circular Sivfg
precautionary measures % prevent ffs
spread
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Akron. o. Dec. 1T. .. Baker. general
freight ard passenger agent % tas North
ern Ohio railway. who "a jus; home from
a conference a. Indianapolis, says that
the dean of Ex-senator Calvin : Brice
all not delay the Consolidation % The
so-czIlsd Brice lines. The arrangements
have progressed too fsr % permit any
back steps
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: is q; f~s..;hsse&s sistirz - = szl-essz -s1.
ussy no' ~ ind5s rubber boys. ihoush Icy
A.e .-i-es .ezcEerL
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St Louis Dec. 2.-Genersl Passenger
agent Crane Of the Wabash has n0tiaeI
the special committee % the Western
Passenger association. composed Of Chair
man Caldwell and General Passenger
Agent Townsend OF TIRE Missouri Pacific.
that on account q the changed attitude
OF the Chicago and Atom. the notice
given by the Wabash Of withdrawal from
the association would be az once can
eeIIed
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Havana Dec. E-Tae Is, soru=l foin.
uaef,irE ~ tho f'a-tel Sts-eS ard Spanish
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81. Paul. MINI. Dec. 22--The report
from Los Angeles that the Great North
ern had come into possession OF the Pi-
cifc Coast Steamship company seems 20
be unfounded. when the report vas pre-
sented 20 President Hin today ~ the
Associated Press representative. M HlI
said Il was news 70 him. similar state
nent having previously been made by
others in the office.
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MUNYON'S

I win guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
viii cure 80 per cent.
Of all forms of kidney
complaint and IN
many Instances the
most serious forms OF
Bright's disease. II
the disease Is COM
plicated send a four
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We viii analyze 1t
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what to do
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T'oleio. o. Dec. = The grip has Gaines
a secure f0oihoid iu fhis city and ali the
physicians are 81 wiih g. Nhil~ 81 y
impossible 90 estimate the number 81 cases
they viii run into the thousands. The
health officers VIII issue circular sivi,g
precautionary measures % prevent its
rprezd
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Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 22-The Herald
today says: Positive assurance has been
received that the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company with all its accessorie>-snd
ramifications has passed into the hands
OF the Great Northern Railway company
The object OF the unexpected business
coup IL 20 bring the Great Northern sys-
tenn into the field as a competitor for
California business.