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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06

defeated BY Linton in the match rses.
From the time the pistol shot started tas'
men. they followed their fast pacing
tetams without losing them once. Tayiore
got away first and made the first mile
in l.sS 50. AT tho second the record hs-
San TO grow. Tayiore stHl leading He
fen behind the record in the third. but
again topped il in the fourth From then
on al records were lowered. Linton taxi
Ing the lead at the fifth mile and holding
IL until the eighth Tayiore then went
ahead for all miles 10 the twenty-thsrd.
when tha Welshman again moved TO the
front until the end OF the thirty miles.
winning the match race in 50 minutes aad
10 seconds.
The performance OF the men had been
50 remarkable that the OFFICIALS urged
them both 20 go ahead for the hour
record. inton failed 10 understand the
urgings and dropped out. but the little
Freedman kept calling on his PAGERS 10
speed faster and when one hour lad been
reached he had covered dtstsne %
& miles and ee5 yards
The best previous record for one hoHr
was &c miles, Loss yards. made BY J. W.
Stocks at -rhe Crystal Palace London
September q. 1897.
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DEWEY OWNS MANILA BAY

Washington. July S>--As yet there has
been received no confirmation Of toe state
ment which reaches here from LONDON
shat upon the arrival at Manila OF the
American land forces several warships
OF Germany and other European powers
which had been there tor some time let'
Immediately for other ports.
Ia onfclal circles. however. the an
nounoement is regarded as authentic
1t is pointed out paat the only possible
pretext upon which forces from foreign
men-of-war could have ben landed In Ma
Mia would have been the protection of the
lives or Interests OF their own country
men resident there. States department
officials say that with the arrival OF the
American reinforcements for Admiral
Dewey the danger that foreigners in Ma
Mia would suffer was eliminated from inc
situation and that large number Of war
ships probably left, merely because tie'I
presence was no longer necessary
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| RACE TRACK STABLES BURNED
Five Valuable Horses Consumed at
the Fair Grounds, st. Louis.

st. Louis, July Sat 2:S0 this afternoon
fire broke out in the stables at the fair
grounds, Just as the first race was being
called and within an hour five valuable
race horses and six stables had been con-
sumed and seven other stables badly dam
aged. The horses were cut loose from
all the stables, and turned into the in
field Of the track. where a crowd of spec
tators had collected. The frightened an
imals stampeded and It was by the mer-
est chance that the crowd was not run
down \ general alarm had been turned
in and by the time the department ar
rived six stables had been burned.
DIR. Rernais lost Equitome. Anonyma,
and Rev Del Corsa and Glen Creveliag
lost Abe Fashion and Ferd Owen. Sew
eral horses received injuries in the SIAM
pede.
The IRE is supposed to have been of CT
gazette origin. The loss IS not estimated.
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Major Ruhlan. chief orartermasser OF
the expsdiuonary forces. inspected The
Pennsylvania troops today.
That ,aere viii be a long walk before
the departure OF me fourth Mauiis ex-
petition IS evident from tho faer shet ne
collier Titania. which IS 70 be chartered
by the government. IS 10 make ano,h5s
trip TO Puget ound. load coal and re'nra
10 this city before she il turned over -
the war department. The TitsR!a can
not make & round trip. load and discharge
in less than two weeks There may. how
ever, De a fifth expedition. - which the
collier will be assigned.
In the meantime, although the expedi-
ton OF the troops depend mainly On the
transports. General Otis. commanding the
troops of the Eighth army corps has be-
gun to consider what troops would De CT
most value in Manila
The expedition 10 the Philippines, OF
course. depends upon the war depart
meut The situation in Santiago. the
probab ility Of peace. the attitude OF Ger
many. may enter into the plans 10 5e car
ried out by the troops in this city now
waiting for transports across the Pacific.
General Anderson's issue OF cse for
horses alta Manila las been source OF
nope to the cavalry. who have been
threatened ali along with the Unstable
little Manila horses or an insufficient
number OF their own animals II is now
thought that a whole regimenut may be
sent TO the Philippines.
The second Manila expedition VIII prob
ably reach the Philippines about next
Wednesday or Thursday. presuming that
the vessels will travel at average speed
of ten knots, which is the speed that :hey
will be likely 10 maintain. the Colon being
somewhat slow.
The United States ship Philadelphia.
which has been overhauling al Mare
Island, will be ready for sea in aeou; I've
weeks. II is said that the work tha: has
bee ndone or her Is OF the best 74ScriP-
ton and that nothing has been left un-
done TO make her perfect.
Captain L. H. Turner Jeff Tor Mare
Island today TO take charge of the IFo-
oao!s. formerly the tug Fearless. is Is
limited that the Iroquols may be Sent 10
Manila as dispatch boat. as she IS wei
adapted for that purpose.
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MAILS OPEN FOR ALL

Washington. July 5.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath said today that
inquiries had been made In regard 70 the
postal service to Cuba and the Philip
pines. "a 70 whether letters could be
sent 20 or from persons other than sol
diers and sailors. He said me nail ger
vice to these places is precisely the same
IS TO any part NJ the United States. and
mail will be transmitted 20 anyone. The
postage TO be affixed is the SAINT as upon
the ordinary mail carried BY the post
once. in the case % letters being ? cents
FOR each ounce OF fraction thereof These
rules viii apply % any postoffces estab-
l..had IN terrItorv occualea ~ olr flrcss-
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REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY
Government Holding Its Own but
Renewed Attacks Expected

Washington. July 5.-The state depart
ment today posted the following bulletin:
IAN official telegram was received by
the department of state FROM Montevideo
announcing a military revore against the
government of Uruguay at the capital, in
which many were killed and wounded.
Martial 9aw has been declared and citi-
zens are being called in defense of the
government, which is said to be holding its
own, although a renewed attack by the
revoutionists is momentarily expected.
This evening advices were received by
the state department from United States
Minister Fitch at Monteviedo. that the
revolutionistS had capitulated after q
demonstration against the government
lasting only two days. The minister states
that the fighting was very severe while
it lasted sixty persons being killed and
about 300 wounded.
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oNF ELEPHANT ALREADY

washington, July 5.-The question OF
what disposition 10 make OF the spahsh
prisoners taken by the United states
forces. is causing the war department
some perplexity. The matter was undsr
discussion today. but Secretary Alger said
no conclusion had been reached as 10 the
steps to be taken. 1t is realized that the
naval prisoners cannot be kept long
aboard ship. They must be got OF before
active operations are taken by Sampson 5
feet against the shore batteries.
II has been suggested that the prisoners
he loaded on the transports available ana
that the vessels be anchored well on IN
the water. pending their hnal dispose
ton. AS was the practice during the iAte
war the naval prisoners IN all probabiii-
~ win be turned over 20 the care Of the
army. General shAfter. however. already
has his hands fun IN this direction TOT
according TO the unofficial reports which
have reached here. be has captured
large number OF prisoners. One soEEes-
ton which the army officials have IN
der consideration Is the establishment
near Skaters army. OF camp where
both the army ami navy prisoners may
be located A suggestion that II might
be in good taste to bring Admiral Ger
vera and his stan 20 Washington. where
thew could be placed on parols meets
with some favor IN army circles. thugh u
is very questionable whether such action
will be taken.
The suggestion that the Spanish pris-
oners be brought % the United states i
sure to meet with objection from those
who are fearful that this viii increase 'hs
danger Of the importation q yellow fe-
var
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REVISED LIST OF OFFICERS

Copyright 1898 by he Associai@l Press)
Headquarters OF General SKATERS
Army. July 1. via Fort An.onio. Jamaics.
July :. Per ne Associated ress Dispatch
Boat Cynthia II, Via Kingston. Jamaica
July s. u.So A. m.-The following Is a
substitute list OF the killed and wounded
officers. from Official sources. 80 far IS
obtained:
Killed:
JULES C. ORD, first lieutenant. si1th
infantry.
". 4. SMITH. frs Lieutenant, Tenth
cavalry.
WILLIAM SHIP. first lieutenant. Tenn.
WILLIAM SAFER. secood lieutenant.
Thirteenth infantry.
JOHN HAMILTON. lieutenant colonel.
MINI cavalry.
ALBERT c. FoRsE. major. First cav
airy.
E.N BRUNCKEY. second neutsaant.
Sixth infantry.
A NJ wEATHERHILL. captain. SIKH
infantry
DENNIS NJ NICHE. secoad Hsu;s1-
a1t. Seventeenth Infantry.
W. NJ DICKINSON. frs, Lieutenant
Nineteenth tr<s1-ry-
The revised -: % wounded follows:
john Robertson. second AsGtensz.
Ska iafsasry-
L II Gross second HsEtszazt-
3 X LgScgn hsgtenaat colo-sl
T~ezty-1our-a infzot<y-
Jane sTor-ance. captain. Taircseath IL
NargrT
Henry Carroll. Heusenazt ooao.ss. ssxts
cavalry
C ". woo5earT. s@ptztu. s!x-ee-tn
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weather favored re uzTssrssn - 30 gaia
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T,,xa= Fourth orJuly shooting

S.. Louis. No. July 5.-A special 70 the
Post-Dispa ten from DaEas. Texas, says;
A. a Fourth % July celebration at Mans
field. twenty miles southeast OF Dallas.
Joseph Ragiaud. wealthy cotton planter.
was killed by T. J. Woodward. another
pianter with whom he had been on IN
friendly terms SheriI Clark arrested
Woodward and placed him IN jail. More
trouble is feared between the friends q
he two men. as sides have ben taken az
q resul. OF the quarrel.
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THE KANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The GhOrs line frem Wichita 20 Oolo-
rado. Wyoming. Utah. Nevada. CaltfsTniA.
washington. Oregon and al nsTth westssn
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sleeping car SERVES west % Ellsworth.
For information as 20 rates. etc. call On
CITY Ticket once. is North Main street.
or at psssenEsr depot corner Of Msslsy
aud Douglas avenues
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Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup OF Figs. when in
need Of a laxative. and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use; SO that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle. Manu-
featured by the California Fig syrup Co.
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IRELAND GETS A BLACK EYE
She Must GrOan Under Her Taxes a
While Longer

London. July Sin the house OF COM
mons tonight. after a two nights de-
bate. the resolution Of Mr.. John Redmond.
Parns.nte. demanding a redress Of the
dtsproportionate taNatG system in Ire
land was rejected by a vote Of 2S6 70 IA
the minority, including the Liberal Lead
ers and Rear Admiral Lord Charles Bos-
ford. Lieutenant Colonel SanGerson. Mr..
II. c. Plunkett and other UDionists.
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Sbarkev Challenges the World.

New York. uly S-Tom Sharkey, the
sailor pugilist, through his new manager,
Tom O'Rourks. issued = challenge today
10 any heavyweight in the world. Rid
cKoy preferred. 10 box p or more rounds
for S. 008 side before the club Offering
the best inducements. To bind match
he deposited Loo with local morning
newspaper, and the challenge VIII remain
opeu for ten DAYS
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NON-UNION STEREOTYPERS
Come to the Rescue of the Newspa-
Ders of Chicago.

Chicago. uly 5.-For the first time since
last Friday morning. the Tribune. Rec
ord, Chronicle, Times Herald and Inter-
Ocean will be issued tomorrow morning.
A sufficient number of outside non-un!on
streotypers have been imported into the
city to make this possible. The papers
however, will be published only in four
page size. but this will be increased as
rapidly as possible. Chicago afternoon pa
pers will also publish tomorrow in reduced
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EXCURSION RATES TO OMAHA &C
COUNT or THE TRANs- Hrssfs-
PosrTos'

biFEt M Ekl%htibNAls Xxx
POSITION.
The Missouri Pacific Railway oasss tws
clsssss q tickets:
No. l-Tlcksfs On ssis from JBps 20
October e. good uaiu November IS for re-
turn. at rate % TN
70. 1-'Ticksfs limited % % sAys frsn
da.s o. sac for return. bat net later tAan
soy. Isth. IFss. vi he so.d On al dates
from June laf - oct i5fh a. rats q ~ -.
Il T. BLEcKLEY. p. and 7. A.
40 * Maia g.
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Vienna. July Sin the twenty-fourth
round OF theChess masters international
tournament. played today. srco and Ala
pin won their games with Showalier and
caro-; Pillsbury beat aroczy; Ldpke and
Tarrasch drew: Trenchard lost 10 Burn;
Tschigorin and Schlechter drew; Steinitz
and Blackburn. Hslprin and Janowskl'
and Baird and Walbrodt. had 70 adjourn
their games a second time.
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v.,,ow Fever Outlook Favorable.

Washington. July S-The Official dis
patches 70 the marine hospital servics
from Camp Fontainbleau the yellow re-
YER detention camp near McHenry, Miss.
gives a most favorable outlook for the fe-
YER situation The cases AT MoEenry have
been reduced until now there is but one.
and there are no new cases.
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FOURTH OF JULY AT HAYsVILLE.
For the HsymaEer's bis picnic AZ Hays
Vile on July sth the Rock Island has made
rhs extremely low rate OF y cents for tue
round trip. and will run special train
every - minutes between Wichita and
Hsysvilie 90 you can 20 and come when
you like First train wili leave Wichita
al 9 a. m. Come every body and have
good time Music. games. dancing and
cool place 20 spend TIA cay.
AE. COOPER. =. p 4. wiohitA
EBEN r MAC LEOD.
h @. p, 4 T. A. Topeka
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SUNDAY AT SANTIAGO

Before Santiago, Sunday, July g. via
Kingston. Jamaica, July although the
firing continued all day today between
the outposts, very little damage was done
on either side. General Chaffee was
wounded slightly, rife bullet cutting
through his foot, but he will not be COM
PEELED to leave the field.
The only severe firing during the day
Sunday occurred when the Spanish feet
was leaving the harbor. The enemy evi-
IDENTIFY ATTEMPTED TO divert the attention
Of our troops, but the American responded
so willingly that the fire soon ceased and
was only resumed at intervals during the
remainder of the day.
Last night Saturday the only aggres-
sive movement the Spaniards made re-
suited in their severe defeat.
At about 10 o'clock the enemy came
ont of the breaches about the city walls
in large force and dashed straight for
the American lines. In one or two places
our men fell back from their positions,
hut quickly rallied and drove the enemy
back pell nell into their own bitches.
The Spanish losses must have been fright
full. as they were exposed to terrific
fire for a quarter Of an hour.
The losses on the American side were
very light. as our soldiers lay in the
-,ao ~, opd bod ayarv advanta1e
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international Christian EpdeaVor con-
veut4sn Nszhvilis. Team. july sih to I'm
One fare. Plus s2o9. for round trip. Rack
Island.
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TRANS MISSISSIPPI AND INTERNA-
TIONAL EXPOSITION. OMAHA.
NEB.. JUNE lST TO NOV.
soaa

AAO+Na- III NFs'A TN = IT,
NEB.. JUNE lsT TO NOV.
lST. 1888.
On account OF the above exposition. the
santa Fe has authorized the following
rates:
Ne. Tickets on sale from June LIST 70
October 18th. inclusive. good until No
veuber 18th; the rate viii be % per cent
Of the double one way standard ATst-c.ass
fare.
No. Tickets limited 20 80 days from
date OF sale but not later than November
18th, on sale from June let 70 octoyer soth.
Inclusive. at one and one-thlrd rare foF
the round trip.
For further particulars relative 70
routes. rates. connections. call on ad-
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ElEMDlSH SHARPSHO0TING

! l.
The most daring of the Spanish forces
are the sharpshooters. They take their
positions almost at the wall, and from
dense tree tops do execution with smoke
less powder, making It difficult to locate
them. Several times they have shot into
General Skaters tent. whica is several
miles from the front. ard they have In
tested the trail for ten miles from Jur-
aqua and the outposts.
one of the most horrible features OF the
war is that dozens Of men have been
killed as they Law In itters and that
surgeons, wearing the emblem OF the Red
Cross society upon their arms, have been
the special object of attack.
The number of killed and wounded for
the week reaches tonight about l,SOO. NO
effort is, apparently. being made by our
officers 10 expedite the listing OF the
casualties and not one-hfth Of the total
Sames are known, even 70 the command
ing officers. Already 800 cases have been
handled at the hospital here, because OF
the overflow from the hospitals at the
front. All the wounded here are recover
ing.
Thmere has been only one death since
the hospital was established. that OF Pri-
vate eMyers fthe Sixth infantry, which
occurred today. He was shot through
the body.
Adiutant Wood OF the Ninth cavalry,
who was shot through the face. and who
was not expected 10 recover, is improv-
ing rapidly and will be sent to Key West
next week..
There has been much conjecture today
as to whether Lieutenant NJ. A Bo0on of
the Ninth cavalry. who is the acting topo-
graphical officer of the staff. made the
maps of the trails before Fridays battle.
He ha. been al work ever since, most of
the time in and around the Spanish lines
He has almost always refused an escort.
and though he has been shot at several
times. he has not been wounded. Thurs
day, while out with two men. he en-
countered a detachment Of Spauiards and
officers and took ali prisoners.
A total OF 200 prisoners were captured
in battle at Caney, of which forty-fve
were Spanish soldiers in uniforms, two
officers and the remainder citizens OF the
town. Nine wounded were left in the
blockhouse attended by native physi-
clan The other prisoners were brought
to Juragua today Sunday in charge Of
Captain Macarthur and two companies OF
the Thirty-third Michigan regiment. and
camped along the railroad. The Cubans
followed them great crowds and hurled
epithets at the frightened captives. All
the soldiers belonged TO the Twenty-ninth
Spanish regulars. and expected TO be
killed.
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Summer teas.st rates. rouns Tip - -
ia Kansas Els.an1 ard Jnisn Paelss
railways Trans ne fastest r. ths wsst.
ves-lss-rd throughout Tickets % aais a.
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ARE ToL GoiSG 70 DENvERr
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leaves WieAitz a. ]: 8 , tn. ARRIVES -
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a. dssof unui - 8 n. al pzs@ssE~ss
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ROCK ISLAND Low RATES. :

Washington. d. Cone fare plus Ae~>
for round trip; tickets on sale July T. 4 ana
5. good for return between July sth ana
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extension 70 September ist-
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EBEN Z MAC LEOD.
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THE AMERICAN NAVY. CUBA AND
HAWAII

A e0rtfolIo. In ten paTtA sixteen We've
In each part. OF the finest half-tons pic
lures OF the American Navy. Cuba ana
Hawaii. has just been issued by a pub
fishing house.
The Frisco Line has made arrange
ment. for a special edition for The oen@ot
OF its patrons. and a spscimeu copy eas
be seen at any ~ the more important
ticket Offices Single parts may be had
al ten cents each. and full sst, one hun
bred and sixty pictures. coats but no
dolia-. Subscriptions for the set may %
left with the sgent IN view OF the ~ A.
en-; excitement regarding Cuba these pie
lures are very timely II the agent az
your station has not been supplied with
same. you may enclose remittance direct
10 B. l. winchell. General Passenger
Agent Frisco Line. 81. Louis.
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city Ticket AGENT
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The fast train. which leaves Wichita at
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-03-05

AT recent meeting of the Free
Lance Club in Toledo railroad man
stated that he had asked many tramps
what they would do in case we went to
war with Spain aud they had inyaria-
bly, said that they would not fight for a
c0untcy which denied them an oppor-
tuni.y of earning Il living. -Ex.
There is no country on the face of the
earth that furnishes greater and better
opportunities for poor people to obtain
living. 1t is safe to say that not 10
per cent. OF the great army OF tramps
that are touring the country will work
If given an opportunity, and If war be
between this country and Spain or any
other country becomes reality, we
believe every able bodied tramp should
at once be drafted and forced to bear
arms against the enemy. Here would
Be an excellent opportunity for Coxey
and his rag-tag army to prove them
selves worthy OF citizenship.