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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-12
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-12
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
YOUssOF, THE ATHLETE.

The plate papers and yellow journals
have all been printing pictures of
"Youssof," the champion wrestler of
the Sultan Of Turkey, and who has just
arrived in this country. He is repre-
scented as being not only of extraordin-
airy size but of immense strength. 1t
is said that Youssof has never been
thrown, and the sensational journals
are full of anecdotes Of the man and ac-
counts Of his former victories. All the
wrestlers Of Turkey who have met him,
from Bagdad, Smyrna, Damascus and
the countries Of the Black Sea have
gone down, often with broken legs or
sprained backs Abdul Hamid heard of
Youssofs prowess and was pleased
with it. He granted him many favors
and the wrestIer's fame grew. At last
no one would tackle him, and Youssof
became fat and indolent. Ambition was
revived in him, and he asked for leave
TO go to the countries of the infidel. He
told the Sultan how victories over Ger
mans. Frenchmen, Englishmen and
Americans would rebound to the glory
Of the Ottoman empire. Abdul Hamid
gave Youssof his passports. He went
to Paris. He overthrow every French
man that stood before him. Abdul
Hamid heard of it and was pleased.
He made his mighty man of muscle go
to the western world and conquer it.
SO Youssof is here, for three months,
and is ready to meet all wrestlers in
Greco Roman style. With him is an
agent and one NJ. Doublier, a French
man, who is backing the Turk. Who
viii wrestle with the Sultan's subject
is the question. Muldoon has retired,
and Roeber, Muldoon's pupil, has not
been heard from. Whitmeier Of Cincin-
natl may come forward for a trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
xsSSNAuLAs
.alln - eagle
VI. VI. MURDOCH. Editor.
THE EXTRA SESSION,

Leedy has been soreIy disappointed
sn his pulchritude pendants They
have not responded to his little scheme
for forwarding his own political for
tunes with that alacrity which he had
confidently counted upon. His little
draft of a railroad bill did not meet the
universal endorsement which he had
fondly hoped that it would and whlch
wes to have made him Pingree pat
riot and the political patriarch Of Kan
sas. To convene or not convene that
crowd of Of Pop plutocrats is the ques-
ton which breaks in on his dreams OF
self succession every hour. In the
mean time the blowing season and seed
time draws on apace and he must stand
up or back down, and that soon. The
days are very few left in which to con-
summate his original intention or 9TH
erwise throw up the sponge and confess
his hopes blasted. The present week
must settle the matter. He has sent
out a second letter TO some Of the re-
calcitrants in which he presumably
begs the question and suggests his will
ingness to compromise. If he convenes
that body and it utterly fails Of doing
anything-the chances all being that
they will fail-Mr. Leedy viii not only
have put his own fat into the fire but
will have scorched his own party be
yond recognition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

becomes a serious one. The disaster OF
the Maine has a curious echo in the
letters sent by lawyers from different
places in the country, chiefly Washing
ton, to the parents or friends of the
sailors who lost their lives by the rend-
ing Of the ship in Havana harbor. The
Washington lawyers have obtained the
addresses of the lost seamen's parents
from the records of the navy depart
ment They advise that the govern
ment be prosecuted. The lawyers claim
that damages can be recovered from
the government by the parents, rlatives
or nearest friends Of the victims Of the
disaster, since it occurred in time Of
peace. But how are we to have courts
or legislatures without lawyers, or un-
less we concede that the Pop idea Of
keeping lawyers off the bench and out
of congress and legislatures is the cor
rect one?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
a SELFISH ACT.

The Topeka Congressman. Curtis
who was Eerrymandered out of his
South Kansas congressional district by
the last Pop legislature. and has there
tore lost ali interest in South Kansas
IS turning heaven and earth to beat the
proposed division of Kansas into two
federal judicial districts. His reason
for fighting the bin is a purely selfish
one. There being only one judge for
Kansas, and his residence at Topeka
much Of the work from all parts of the
state is forced to Topeka. The Judge
has been physically unable for wears tn
go about the state. so that parties hay
ing business in the federal court can
sooner set a hearing by employing a
Topeka lawyer or by sending their own
lawyers To that town. Curtis is Willing
that an additional judge shan be an
pointed, but wants them both at To-
peka. Nobody ever heard of two Judges
foI a single district Senator Baker
and Congressman Broderick and Simp-
son appeared before the committee of
the house judiciary on Monday with the
declaration that the only way to meet
the wants of the people was 10 divide
the state and the appointment OF an
additional judge FOR the new district.
Curtis, however. declares that in the
interest OF his own town he has encon-
passed the death Of the bill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
a PREACHER SCANDAL.

A scandal in high life is now rife IN
Topeka over a charge against Dr. A. >
Embree. pastor Of the First NJ. T.
church, for bastardy, in which the vic
tim. a yellow girl, who was a servant
in the doctors family and who died
from the effects Of an abortion, for
which latter crime DR.. 1. S. Shields,
colored doctor, is being held criminally
responsible. The first mention of the
affair appeared in Topeka correspond
ence for the Kansas City papers, but
Tuesdays Capital gives a two or three
column account Of the lamentable thing
together with the names of all the par
ties interested. DR.. Embree, whose
first pastoral work in Kansas was on
the Wichita circuit, and who will be re-
membered by many Of the older set
tiers, and who has since become widely
known in the state in connection with
work for the State Temperance society,
had accepted a call from Connecticut
and was preparing to leave the state.
AS a young man he was considered
brilliant but somewhat erratic by the
people of this section. He stoutly pro-
tests his innocence, in which his church
as his friends, including the Capital,
sustain him, they unitedly holding it to
he a case Of blackmai. The blacklist
thing about it is not the girl. who
charged him with being the author of
her trouble. but the fact that he paid
the sum of 5000 through and by the ad-
vice Of his lawyer, +. 3. WEIGH, to have
the scandal hushed up. The doctor de-
mands the fullest investigation. Ac-
cording to the opinion of expert phys
iologists who have examined the en-
bryo, which was exhumed, the thing
must have occurred while the doctor
was absent in Europe. Interviews and
gossip published by the Capital would
indicate that the girl had lovers galore
of her own color and had even laid the
blame upon some Of them. The Capital
publishes a letter written by the mother
of the girl to Embree in December, de-
handing a money reparation. and also
one from the girl herself acknowledge
ing the receipt of 5000 as indemnity in
full. As Doctor Embree calls for a full
investigation a meeting of the official
board has been arranged for to that
end. Those Who are personally ac-
quainted with Embree will be slow to
conclude him guilty, but all will regret
his weakness in consenting to the pay
ment of blackmail as they will con
denim his lawyer for giving any such
advice. Being innocent, he should not
have sought the advice OF a lawyer but
he should have openly defied his accus-
ers; not only that, but should also have
threatened them with the law. For
however innocent he may be the people |
If his new and distant connection viii
never receive him with the same. spirit
of confidence that they otherwise
would. Embree has been preaching for
his present congregation five years. the
longest term permitted by his church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
Along the Kansas Nile,

Albert Bigelow Paine. the Kansas poet.
! has half-page all to himself. and his
poem in Sundays New York Herald.
Topeka is the most wicked town in the
world. People fleeing from 1t, should avoid
| looking back, in light of Biblical prece-
dent.
Attorney Welsh of Topeka advised Rev
| erend Embree though innocent, to pay a
woman 5000 blackmail in order 70 hush
! it up. Welsh is a bright attorney.
State Treasurer Heffiebower says that
the state treasury will pay running ex-
! penses, but if a special session is called
the state will go into the hole again.
The minute Bryan entered Leavenworth,
the fire bell began to ring. The fire COM
pany, out of consideration for the Popu-
lists Of the town, refused to put Mr..
Bryan out.
At a meeting in Olathe Saturday night,
St John attempted TO speak, but was
howled down. Mr.. Pandemonium then
reigned for the first time in Kansas for
a long while.
How times wear off the deceiving white
wash from hypocritical man. or town,
or nation. And time just now isn't do
ing thing TO the biggest hypoerite among
Kansas towns.
In being telepathic and intuitive in its
public opinion, Kansas is unique among
the states. The reason Kansas has been
so ALFRED calm over the Maine explosion
is because Kansas knows it means war.
Clemens Of Topeka says the Populists
must not put up free silver as the dom
inant issue this fall or the Socialists will
nut a separate ticket IN the field. How
many Socialists are there in Kansas?
Are there 300?
A man will give stereoptieon views of
Quo Vadis in Emporia. An immense aud
fence viii attend 10 see Lygia come IN on
the horns Of that bull and viii see. in
stead, a picture Of Lygia, full ROBBED,
dreaming OF home
4 colored minister in southern Kansas
last Sunday gave vent 10 this thought:
The world was made by an artist: Il
would have been formed square If an arti-
san had done Il There is a whole lot
Of reflection in that.
Charles Curtis. VINO represents Topeka
in congress. is still fighting the new fed
eraI court. BrodeTick and simpson have
made speeches in favor IT it before the
committee and the committee VIII pToba-
hly recommend that II be passed
4 centipedal lie IS now era wing over he
state that ". Z. Stanley will throw his
forces to Seaton IN return for the nomiEsa-
ton 70 the supreme court. BAH Stanley
viii be nominated for governor Seaton
is not within forty rods OF rubbing dis
tauce OF thu fence
Newton Kausan: There seems 20 be 70
limit 10 the possibilities OF air n railroad
business. neither has the end arrived for
methods IN economy An appliance hss
been placed In the car department which
VIII be used IN squeezing the oil out q cd
waste that IS taken ou} Of the trucks. Il
has pressure Of 10 pounds 70 the square
inch.
Reverend Ernbree of Topeka. who IS
charged ny a coiore-i woman with causing
her daughters death. has been the most
lutoIerant Prohibitionist IN tas state, and
has abused honest people scandaious3y
because they did not agree with him re
now pleads innocent and demands char
Ity of public opinion He vii receive I
charity. Il may De TIA; he Is being black /
mailed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
a Bachelors Reflection.

From the Detroit Free Press)
There would he less trouble if the mar
ried people had the chaperons.
a mans opinions almost always have
some little weight except in his own
family.
After a man has promised a woman TO
give UP smoking and drinking the day she
marries him, ne goes away somewhere TO
laugh.
A pretty girl is like a catchy air. When
YOU first hear it you go around every
where humming it, but the first new one
knocks il out of your head.
\ girls idea Of a compliment 10 mar
ried man is 10 tell him that if she were
a man she knows she couldn't help fall
Ing in love with his wife.
When woman is too selfish to get
along well with other people she says she
is misunderstood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

This Institute is authorized by and
under the supervision Of Or. Leslie z.
Keeley- Treatment Identical with that
administered az Dwight. Six years sac
cesSful administration % Dr.. Keeleys
Gold Remedies. which ars employed *
ciusively. One % the oess equipped ana
most successful OF al the great systems
% Kee,sy Institutes. Pstronized BY
nearly al railroads and large institu-
tions throughout the great Southwest
country tributary 70 Kansas City. FIJI
teen minutes ride from Union Depot.
Cake Cable Or Il" car going west9
In connection with cur new instltu;e Is
a wei equipped hotel afrording pStients
good accommodations Al very reasonable
rates. This treatment can be secured
al no ceher plsce in kansas. Beware
or worthless limitations.
Full particulars on application.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
Southern Kansas Business Men,

The Star clothiers of Hutchinson re-
| Gently received a car load of trunks.
When you say that this is the last day
| in a sale, have it be the last day. Don't
extend it.
inson, has returned from a shopping tour
| in Chicago.
A f. Hoyt & Son. grocers of Arkansas
| City. claim to have the most delicate pair
! of scales in that city.
| A Kansas -four man says: Joey Letter
may have a corner on wheat, but he
hasn't a corner on flour"
IF you would be wealthy, think of saw
ing as well as getting" is a quotation
from Brady Brothers & Co.
]. A. Silver. grocer at Winfield. says:
eve think il good policy to buy the best
and sell the best. That doesn't mean
high prices"
A full account Of a merchants expert
ences in eastern markets printed as an
advertisement would be interesting, and
might be profitable.
In writing an advertisement IN which
you wish TO bring out point in your Ia
vor, it is not a bad plan to state some
thing not in your favor.
Peter Cooper once said: Never pull in
your sign in the local paper" That was
all right IN Peters day. But advertise
ments have come TO be something more
than signs.
In describing stock Of colored shirts
Eli Youngheim Of Winfield notes:
strong coIors. rich blendings. and dainty
shadings creating effects becoming to any
complexion.
The habit some merchants have q talk
ing in their advertisements about some
thing they understand perfectly and no
one else does. is a very shabby habit and
should be discarded
saws a Kansas merchant: 'sFverv time
you hear the rattle and rear Of q freight
train you may be sure that = portion Of
its cargo viii be spring silks and dress
goods 10 be found later on these coBn-
tiers"
In advertising soap. ". 8. Silver of win
field. says. soap and religion are both
essential 20 a higher civilization. and the
use OF one follows the adoption al the
other. No man can be q Christian without
using soap. Tor. cleanliness is next - god
illness
NJ Hahn & Co. Winfield, clothiers say
There are two periods IN 3 nsa't life
when he feels satisfied: one is when be /
L q Iitt.e tot and receives bis first pants ,
20 wear: rext s.. after years = reagg-fo- /
wear clothing. Re finds q silt t1ai really I
fits him.
Here is = good taking advertisement /
from Charles A Magiu ~ kIaEzan: /
sore people talk as though the word /
vas growing w.ckeser and times harder. /
year b. year We do not believe that ]
Il appears n rs the world Is growlnE 4
better. year By year. People are ruore I
charitable, aad Ne are certsin they are i
better clad. ea4 zs know Es are saIe - 4
give them better values 10 EneEchaneise
his spring than ever, fof iastanre- I'm
hroI6erfes. Never have Eueh valUes for 4
The rnouey ever been shown 80 thls clfg /
Yosr judgment On thers Is desired E5sss-
- 7se have uzisTepresaaf-s thens 20 yea
Yoa ran seen determine - examining
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
LAWYERS MAKE rRouR1.r

1t has often been asserted that there
is sad lack Of integrity in the legal
profession; that both legislatures and
courts are ever subject 10 attacks from
members Of the profession; that. in
abort. but for lawyers there would he
little necessity for laws or courts
When it is considered that courts are
constituted Of lawyers and that every
law making body is largely made up Of
members OF that profession, the charge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

back remember Mr. c. Dan Helm the New York business
widely advertising suffered from Indigestion Just how
this distressing related below in his words
o the charge OF
well advertising specialists Office Ny work
Pills which what little good
produced Having made illustrations for sivrr
Tabule marked result for the better let the matter
talking OF the
troubles had tried four Iahu
that ought little medicine Immediately
and that had remedy
fair trial recognized the justice Of these remarks and began taking Tabu
gratifying To-day we'll and can what
please the Tabu and them
dyspeptic friends opportunity.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
Peanut ButtPr

Peanut butter : the mysterious con-
dimenJ that Clues together the small
cream biscuit known as Saratoga sand
wiches. Not being made OF bread raised
with yeast, the biscuits do not get dry
and hard. The sandwich Is circular and
small. only two inches in diameter. They
are used 10 hand about al afternoon tea
u Place % .-srassv-- sariwiches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
Ianre.t sepslItb Fxer BaiIt

A single stone. IL feet loaT 81 feet
square ~ cLe end ard fees seaere ~
tha Other has been r.eressf4i is rsr frara
The sandstone qgur.es ~ HHgE1f1sn
Pa8at. We u - sr~sses3 20 ba fhe 8gzg-
s-st raono1{tn eveF gaarrltG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
Pointed Paragraphs.

q rom ne NiItasO NtWsJ
Age and q little brother tell on girl.
\ little learning is a painful thing for
the amateur skater.
\ pessinlist likes a thing he can't en-
JOY and an optimist enjoys a thing he
can't like.
Justice is probably represented as a
woman because 1t IS something a man is
always after.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

--Cs-sesases scess ia zhies szaaenEsrs
ulsg easeT c1a1s.-asrsts- az ksgt az as pos
E- gAGusl ratn fhe Ee1Ea t~frx
rfar fncsffT - sns rszsrai 1fHce. uksra
tie s.A.1ts are lasezt gated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

Once and for all be it understood that
In case OF war there VIII NOT he single
cowboy IN the army. Every time war
scare protrudes from the surface Of
peace. word goes 70 the preSiden, that !. zoe
cowboys are ready To fight \ cowboy in
line Of battle would be as big a coward
as any other man, i bot q little bigger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
what He wanted.

FROM Louisville Coarler-Joirnal3
These sre boDeifss sa1sagea. ease f7e
ap for Mr. su3ckeTs
yes suppose 81 r. repiie3 ~ seiok-
ers. I Ssh I could - iBst AZ certa&n
that they are horaeless sausage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

4 T1on8on haeTcae aEeaf rifrs p cge5s
wboss tatsng- rzs8- frDsa pager rfH-l4r
r. that Used faT "a. usT uaffs. etc e.
a. s'roax ~ any r. 'zss. zsd Re- faetoFg fas
TIE manufacture IL aEtsz7eiasf8
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
Railway witheutCnrveS.

The longest reach OF railway without
a curve Is claimed by travellers 20 De that
Of the Argentine Pacific railway, from
Buenos Ay-reS 20 the foot CT the Andres
For 81 miles il i without a curve. and
has no cutting or embankment deeper
than TWO or three feet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
TIE FACTS OF FIGURES.

The mischief makers who war upon
the sentiments and passions of the
masses by telling them that their con-
dition is worse than that of a preceding
generation will find difficulty in making
their general assertion good in the face
of some accurate statistics just COM
piled by the commissioner of labor,
Hon. Carroll D. Wright. He shows in
a recently published article that wages
are higher and employment more gen.
eral now than in the good old times"
about which the calamity shriekers
pirate, while the prices of articles which
people must buy with their earnings
have greatly decreased. The introduce
ton Of machinery which was looked
upon by many as likely to reduce en-
ployment, has been followed, Mr..
Wright says, by an increase of employ
ment, as official figures show that the
percentage Of unemployed is less now
that before the Introduction of machin-
cry, While the same investigation also
shows that the wages now paid averag
higher than at that time also that the
prices of articles of general consump-
ton have been greatly reduced. With
employment more general, higher
wages and lower prices for the necessi-
ties of life, it is going to he difficult for
Bryan, Butler, Jones ct al to reap a
harvest from the communistic-anarc
istic sentiment which they are industri-
ously sowing in view of the approach
ing congressional campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

Te-i seeti Nensi9fs Thfss r. IA. b
Kara sToHlszaE saa4aiiax 81 a
ems BE- g9nishs ass - 8 fs~as Is
gre Srsfegfisss us;ts-anflnz ts.s,
ersere psnis1rsFEt. sh4ess sas : .~rse-
geese 81 fsl plsratksa Ea Ma51 stree
d ~ r1e& 60. la sHlea fgar nerrr
t-sofalafe e. aFre tts participants g. en-
Faesse $50 sas xzsus fHzt tss ssas-
49, 80 Ee@s5g ssSSksd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
I.ondnns Poor.

Statistics show that in London one per
son in = is maintained by pubic charity.
while in New York the proportion Is one
In %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

o-e~gzartsr - as th@ peopss h7sa o.
p fsfs 40 ssars. aaa eas-Asaf s.efar. fs.-y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
GEORGE INNES s. co.
Formerly wAAamsyaSGs
Linen Collars and Cuffs

immense shipment arrived last evening Among this lot
found all shapes and styles, both Collars
Cuffs and Chenisettes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

cos .n fse Ce4-fT rase, Nssr a hsfsan ss
q sfra ther e. 81 hHaiihy TIE batfoa
Is ,s IS szed 81 ere - ths horra.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

Even if it is proved that Sigsbee took a
bomb and blew up his own snip that does
not settle the Cuban question. In the
next sixty DAYS things are going to be
lively. But let Us remember the inky mid
night Of wars horrors aud try 10 be
ralr7,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

II = ,s-e~- that Ehea : fellsw = iate
svrEy7hing else roes Sroas 70 eesxin Kim
WashIExt0n De|ocrzt-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
BUY. SELL. HIRE, RENT,

anything YOU wanf to seii-put
IL in the Eagle. IL reaches the
people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02

The Key West report that the hole
bulged in is important is untrue.