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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04

state and national politics OF our coun-
try This worldwide evil has assumed
sucb colossal proportions of arrogance and
venaIitv as to threaten the superstructure
and foundation of republican institutions
it's insidious virnlence is high as heaNt"'
and deem as hell. There is no moral power
on earth among men, not even the Slliohe
and verberating thunders OF Mount 0illdI
can repress the mercenary raVaSes VI
these detestable vampires who seek 10 an
eorb the substance Of the people. me
,rrnerious and domineering conduct so
glaringIv manifested in the recent poItlcal
contest in Ohio is another link added 10
the long list of brazen audacity and I'M
scruDuIous impudence OF the partisan
boss. These two-legged parasites apouhd
evervwhere: they gloat, and revel' ana
fatten on the credulity of timorous'
docie and subservient people, Who'
through partisan bias, fear the smartlng
lash of the party whip. Heretofore the
nolitical boss got a good deal of hard
walloping from the trenchant pen OF the
editor of the Eagle, but Of late that
majestic king of birds seems to be taking
:. rest from excoriating exercise with his
facile pen, and perhaps given up III ue-
snafr of ever DISCRIMINATING pest, which,
Phenix-like, rise again from their own
ashes. 1t will, however, be remembered
that some time ago the Eagle MADE
| formal declaration of the impending doom
| nj the polfticaI boss; that the days OF his
| neriqrination were numbered, and the seal
! of oblivion soon would be placed over the
pathway of his departure. But, no. no.
| their haunts and byways are trodden TO-
| day as of yore, with an increased horde OF
| hedgelings hungering for pelf.
The Eagles sanguine aim was TOO hlgh;
| # shot above the vitals Of the imperlous
monster. the flash and crack Of its weapon
only ticl1led the impervious hide OF the
obdurate and relentless boss. The poten-
tiaI influence of moral suasion TO reclaim
| the political boss from his pernicious
and damning methods of subverting the
| primary principles of economy in our po-
liticaI fabric might as we'll for once and
forever be abandoned. Nothing short of a
skfnning alive process ever will relieve
| the people from the woeful depreciation
| OF pculation by these apostate maranders.
A malignant disease requires drastic
! treatment. The country is infected with
a chronic and malignant disternper which
nothing but a skinning pailiate can re-
| lieve. None but the most profound and
conscientious adopts in political surgery
| should WELD the scalpel Of excoriation
John ]. ingalls, has proved to be mas
ter in the art of faying the aggressive
political boss. There should be no let III
till all are nicely peeled.
D W RROCKWAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04
CITYIN BRIEF

Mrs. Doctor Fabrique was reported to
be very low last evening.
George w. Adams left last night for
Topeka to attend the supreme court.
Mr.. George w. Rain of FL Dorado was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. S. n. Brees, a merchant of Hen
messy, o. T., was in the city yesterday.
Rev. DR.. slutz returned yesterday morn
ing from two days visit at Winfield.
Mr.. Edgar Jones, territorial librarian,
was in the city yesterday from Guthrie.
Mr.. Robert Jacks was in Newton yester-
day attending to some business matters.
Mr.. Jim Dobson is in Topeka attending
to some matters about the County Cope
land.
Mrs. w. Arnold left yesterday for Sa-
lem. Ohio, to visit few weeks with rela-
tives.
Mr.. c. V. Ferguson left yesterday morn
ing for Newton, where he is engaged in
a law suit.
Mrs. John Turley left yesterday for a
four weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. Carl Gray, superintendent of the
Frisco, with headquarters at Neodesha
was in the city yesterday.
/ Miss Mamie Hall left yesterday for Fall
/ con, Colo. to spend several weeks visit
/ ing with friends and relatives.
City Attorney George w. Adams left
/ yesterday afternoon for Topeka TO argue
/ a case before the supreme court
Mr.. Charles G. Cohn will leave tomor
row for St. Louis. After few days Their,
he will so on TO New York City.
Mrs Harry Lyle arrived in the city
yesterday from St. Joseph, No, to visit &
week with her father and mother, Colone
and Mrs. L. \. Woodcock.
Messrs. c. E. Benton. J. H. Richard
and George o. Brown of Fort Scott wer
in the city yesterday attending to som
legal business. During their stay here
they were the guests of the Carey.
Misses Ida and Florence Richter Ief
yesterday morning for Salina, where the
will be the guests of friends for severa
days. While there they will attend
grand bah which Will he given this week
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OF THE BOOK OF DANIEL
Elder Norris Of LahOnna- o. Il. writes
an Interesting Defense

IahOma, O. T., Feb. 3.(-Specldl.]-lo
the Editor of the Eagle: Seing in the
Daily Eagle of January is, an article
taken from the New York Herald casting
discredit upon the book of Daniel, 1 beg
leave to make a short reply. The author
of that article is a worse enemy of the
Bible than an avowed infidel. The man
who tries 10 destroy any considerable part
Of the sacred oracles might as well begin
q the fountain-head, and deny that Jesus
Of Nazareth IS the Son of God. For Christ
has quoted from and sanctioned nearly
ALI the Old Testament. He quoted from
the book of Daniel. and called Daniel a
prophet 7 would just as soon man would
call me d liar as to call one Of my friends
a liar. And man might just as well
call Christ a. liar as to cal la man liar
wnom Christ has Endorsed.
7 90 not propose 10 follow this higher
critic through all OF his assertions. The
reader will notice that ne makes many
admissions favorable to the genuineness
Of the book Of Daniel. But he des II with
n bad grace. Neither do propose to reply
10 what this critic said about the hand
writing on the wall for when We have
become satisfied that the book OF Daniel
is a good and true book. we viii find no
difficulty in understanding al that was
intended by the inspired writer
Let us now examine the main charges
against the book. The claim is made that
the hook IS Inaccurate IN that It states
that Belshazzer was the last king Of
babylon To this ] reply. the book does
not say that Belshazzer was the last king
OF Babylon. but that he was king OK Baby
lon and that ne was slain. and that i'm
nediately after his death the kingdom
-,assed into the possession q the Aedes
and Persians. I TOW introduce testimony
from one who has aug deep in Bible lore
viz. Robert Patterson. author OF Fables
/ Of Tnfdelity" on page &C he szys: 'One
Of the alleged historical errors insisted On
~ railroads.&c. commentators was thr
+ statement q David that BeIshazzer wa
king Of Babylon when e was taken ~
the Med9- Persians. and that he Eas stair
a. the s.orning 81 the city Herodotua
and Re-osus had stated that Ssboulrls
was king. ard that he vas not n the city
hen. but vas after-ard taken prssorsr
ard treated generously - Cy-71s- Thee
accounts seemed contra dictoTy: and a.
Z Feroio;us and Beros-s vgere generally es-
! TENED respeetsbie hiz;orisr-s. file rival
T i=ts rfzicu;e Daniel - au erro1eaua writsr
+ q history. Bgt one q S5r r R-azsirs0Ts'
+ sisef~z-ssz his vfn5iczted ire prophet
ana also explained Row TIE his-orsans
wee tr-1tEsu1. " Tey3o-. ere - Rawltn-
eo-.9 assistants 5laco~e-a5 an saEr-5tsst
c~linser gn oae q the Caaf3ses eorfalniEr
an account a the reign - this ve-y Ma
bonss-s, xAiea Sir Es--y describes n :
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Told in Fewest Words

The Sawyer and Goodman saxnu az
Yesterday Loss. 81 80. The min vas not
! noperaton and viii not De- rebuilt
The Main street school building a. col
um5us. O.. burned Three hundred chn-
dren were marched out safely by ths
teachers. The books and wraps vers
burned.
Jos.ph y. Choate - New York l. IN
Chicago. and wH ibs TIE guest % tss
Chicago Bar association until saturday.
This evening q banque, vii BE given IN
his hoaor-
TwenfT-nine business men % s. Pau.
Minneapolis and other 1flnresota cifies
are So Omaha looking over the exposition
grounds. making arrangement Tor Das-
ticlpstio8 IN the exposition
The total exports 80 raw srgar from
T.et=sufn in IN vas ~ 7s7-glf pounds. =
which ~ - Is care o. tas Cairsa state
Ths ex~s.rfasHu r ref-- - sugar zas -
sg-2s} pgua6s. ani - tHis ils--'+ .SnD1sh
a. ruiverized cs-ns - tne United BATES
TIE FIRST Presbyterian ehuseh - Es~
Albsnv Ind. the largest in re eifT. VS.
ss---e,sd By fre "wednesday nlzt' JoTs.
- 500. ln,uranes. ~ oa IRE FIRST Ss-
..osai bark aulsluz adte3nir~ VS. eara-
srss :. ~. covered ~ iaszranes. ms
es.4~ca zsu balt iu lzz
u Poker. secretary = fhs Apostolic
astszafIon ~ Washinzfoa. saTs ft4 Gsss-
.ier a rzlrs6 marriages f~s-Tssn CsfAe-
fi~s az Prafestaats Pas nct recently
,o-,s p a. attention - 80 arthsrifies
there snA thst srv arfson ~ exc auffssf
rara a. - correctly rsposEes. e cor
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Friday night dancing class win meet
in the kindergarten school room on Oak
street tonight.
Co to the Auditorium Wednesday even
ing. February 9. and hear the patriotic
songs by Colonel Lewis and W. P. Camp
ben.
Major StillweH. the division officer of
the Salvation Army from Kansas City.
Will lead a special meeting on Thursday
night in the hall. $50 Main street.
Al 1.-The members Of the committee on re-
freshments that was appointed by the
Eastern Star viii meet at Mrs. NJ. Z.
Little. SI2 North Water street. February
>. at n. m, to make arrangements for
/ the supper.
The Rathbone Sisters viii hold a special
meeting Friday evening. February 4. at
/ the new X p, hall. corner Topeka and
Douglas. Bushes sof Importance. espe-
c.ally 20 charter members. EsteIla Barnes
! ". OF r. & c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04
ThaMndern WAY

Commends itself to the well-informed, TO
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
disagreeabIy as well. To cleanse the sys-
tenn and break up colds, headaches, and
fevers without unpleasant after effects,
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04
The Obfrusive Political Boss

TO the Editor of the Eagle.
Success in any vocation largely depends
On some well defined system of rules, by
which to be governed 10 obtain possess
sin of what is sought for. But whoever
submits to prescribed rules of another,
passively yields to a minor despotism over
which he can have no direction, and is
only an instrument made use of to achieve
the triumph of his autocratic superiors.
1t is. however, an memorable law of prop
agation of the human species that all are
not born to command. There must of ne
cessity be hewers of wood and drawers
of water and scavengers TO do mental
service for the lords Of creation. Modern
civilization is composed Of such variety
of conditions, and the gauge of intel
iectual acumen so unevenly adjusted, that
every man instinctiveIy conforms to some
legitimate occupation consonant with his
mental docility to drudge out life of toll
in the service Of the more apt and crafty.
This prelude leads to the arena of politics
and the Establishments of the political
boss, and his fawning henchmen, the
barnacles which so persistently infest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04
AETNA COMP ANY WINS
Judge Williams Decides a
Bond Case.
PAPERS ARE VALID
City of Douglass Must Pay
Coupons.

Nudge Williams of the federal court
gent his opinion in the case of the Aetna
Life Insurance company vs. the City u
DoueIass. in Butler county, to Secretary
Shea rman Yesterday. The Life insurance
company wins, the decision stating that
che citv had acknowledged the validity OF
the bonds in previous and regular pay
ments of interest coupons, and SO ceruned
on the face of the papers.
Suit was brought on past due coupons
of the city and the case involved an issue
of s1s COO water bonds of the city of Doug
lass The city, by their counsel 5. ..
Asbbaugh. fId a very long and elaborate
answer setting forth several causes OIL
defense. to which the plaintiff demurrer
FTbe parties elected to stand upon the de-
Ynurrer. which raised all of the law ques-
lions. After the case was carefully ar
,ued If was submitted to the court with
leave to file printed briefs. ms was
done later. counsel spending considerable
time in discussing the various law ques-
tions involved.
Since submission Of the case the circuit
court of appeals has decided the case Oh
Rathbone against Kiowa county ms
decision seems to have controlled Judge
Williams in his decision Of the Douglass
case as he refers to it and cites it. The
Douglass bonds upon their face contained
the following clause:
1T is hereby certified and recited that
all acts. conditions and things required
to be done precedent TO and in the lssu-
ing of said bonds have been properly done
happened and performed, in regular ana
due form as required by law"
The city having paid interest on these
bonds for a number Of years and the
same being in the hands of bona fde
holder for value before maturity, coun-
sci for the plaintiff contended that the de-
Sendant. the city of Douglass, was es-
topped from setting up any defenses to
The bonds The court held with plaintlh
and sustained the demurrer. Judge Will
Iams' written opinion in the case reached
the federal court clerks office last even
ing and was flied by him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04

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To the Editor of the Eagle.

Ny dear Sir:-
In reply to your late advice, an pleased
TO state that I have discovered a rel able
and absolute for the dreaded consumP-
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By it's timely thousands of apPar-
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know that there many Of your
readers who would be benefited or cured, If
they would allow to advise them in the use
Of my discoveries
So proof-positive an I Of their power
to cure, based upon actual expert ence, and
to better demonstrate their wonderful mer is,
I will send Three Free Bottles (the Slocum
New System of Medi c1ne) to any Of your
readers who wi II wr1 tie at my Laboratory,
90 Pine Street, New York, giving name and
full address.
Always sincerely yours
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OL-sJ Esxis. ~ carer. is< pss -seE-
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.JOhnsOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
I'm One Day.
Saluda Items.

A negro charged with house
breaking escaped from the Saluda
jail to-day.
Wise Brothers have taken the
cake selling mules here this year
"Uncle George" is the head of the
firm, and when you want a mule
or horse always be sure that he
will "treat you white"
The Wheeler Hotel is rearing its
lofty head skyward. 1t will no
doubt be ready by the May term
of court to entain Col. Jim Till
man when he comes over.
The Methodists are making ar
rangements to build a neat and
attractive church building-in
fact work has already begun.
We are whooping for some man
to beat Ellerbe, tho dramatic"
failure of South Carolina politics.
Saluda. S. c., Feb. II.
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did he counsel reprisals or retalia,
tlol.. We repaired to the residence
of Mr.. Archy Morgan, than whom
there was no truer or nobler gen.
tleman to be found anywhere, and
there gathered a posse of deter.
mined friends and neighbors, who
patiently, but firmly maneuvred
the insurrectionary negroes out OF
the neighborhood with loss of but
single life. There was never
such an instance OF self control
and forbealance on the part of the
white people. Their provocation
to retaliation and punishment was
intense, but they held their hands,
realizing that the negro was not
so much to blame as their cowardly
7hite allies, who fled for safety as
soon as the danger signal was
raised. I wish 10 repeat and en-
phasize that in all this excitement,
turmoil and uncertainty, DR.. Nc
Kie never once lost his head, self
possession or magnanimity of
spirit. He visited the sick Of the
very people who had sought his
life and relieved their sufferings
with as much quiet fidelity as if
they had been his protectors and
guardians. And he continued his
ministrations often without COM
pepsation up to within few weeks
of his death.
Sound the hearts of those people
to-day, the negroes Of that neigh
borhood, and you will touch a
chord of sorrow and sympathy,
which attests their love and re-
spect for their dead friend. Well
may they lament his death, for in
the performance OF his professional
duty he made no distinction Of
race or color, but treated all with
the same conscientious considera-
ton.
Death ia debt we all have to
pay, but we can lily afford to spare
such characters as DR.. McKie;
unfortunately for us, they are be-
coming more rare as we get fu ther
away from the days that bred
them. He was not only all accom-
plished physician, buta high toned
gentleman, and we shall miss him
after q long, honorable, useful
career, as few men are missed.
His delicate sensibilities, mod
est, retiring disposition made the
active participation in the turmoil
of politics distasteful to him, but
be always felt the keenest interest
in the political welfare of the
country and the honor and charac-
ter of State aud county govern
ment. He entertained the su-
premest contempt for the dema-
gogue and cbafed under the exac-
tions and false pretensIons of
small men.
No man ever established and
lived up to a higher standard of
life, or left more valuable herlt-
age of honor and upright living to
those who come after him.
M. G. BUTLER.
Washington, D. G.
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JOHNS ON
CHIL 4 a ND
FEVER TONIC
Cares Fever
kla One Day.
"Uncle George" Announce es.

10 the Democracy of South
Carolina:
Much more at the suggestion Of
others than by my own prompting
I announce my candidacy for
governor, honestly believing that
the office seeks the man, or else l
would not have received so many
letters urging me to run.
Manly candor also bids me 10
confess that sense of duty as
a citizen impels me to make the
effort to reunite the people of tie
state and correct certain evils,
which if done would result in
more liberty and less taxation.
TO achieve these ends I shall
advocate several measures that if
adopted would both strengthen
local self-government and reduce
present annual state and county
taxes at least fourth-or say,
half q million dollars-witho out
diminishing but positively increas-
ing the efficiency of our govern
ment. What these measures are
and argument in support of them,
will be discussed later on.
Ishall run as the candidate of
no faction, no ling, no boss, but
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CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD.
BY ]. D. Allen, Esq, Probate Judge
Whereas, George w. Robertson
made suit to me to grant him Let
ters of Administration of the estate
and effects of George Robertson,
deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite AID
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors Of the said
George Robertson, deceased. that
they be and appear before me in
the Court of Probate to be held at
Edgeield C. H.. s. G., OH the 9th
OF March next, after publca-
tion thereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, 10 show cause, if any
they have, why the said admins.
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand the 18th
~, day of February, A.
SEAL. D. 1898, and publish
~~' ed in the ADvERTIsER
Feb. 23rd, 1898.
J. D. ALLEN,
J. P. E. G.
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simply on my, own character q
a man and record as public
servant.
Gro n. TITINAN
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NOTICE OF DISOLU-
TION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned r. J.. Fox
Robt. Marsh anr; Il. j. Norris, urder
the firm name OF Fog, Marsh Il Co.
whereby they carried OH Il genera!
drug business in the town of l.dgelieId.
is BIZ mutual consent disso! led.
Al. NORRIS.
ROBT. y. MARSH,
i. J.. FON.
Feb. l, 1898.