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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23
FIRST BOND SUBSCRIPTION
At Ell Reno is Taken BY Miss Lena
Joseph.

Ell Reno, o. T., June 22.-(SpeciaL 1.-THE
Ell Reno postoff1ce probably has the honor
of taking the first subscription on the
popular loan in Oklahoma The papers
were received the morning of the 18th
and at s a. m. Miss Lena Joseph had
taken out bonds to the amount of 1920
The young lady Is a working girl and
this was surplus of hard earned wages
There will be quite a good number of
subscribers for bonds in this vicinity, and
If harvest was over and farmers had the
money for their crops, many more would
invest, as al have confidence and faith
IN the safety of the bonds. The pOstofflce
has been raised to second class and is now
there to stay 1t is to be hoped the de-
partment will furnish help and equipment
to make it frst-class in every respect
Postmaster Watson will surely not neg
lect his part in SO doing and will make
1t model office. The business is grow
ing very fast and we may soon have
carriers and put on metropolitan airs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23
KANSAS DAY AT OMAHA
Trains Are Run From Topek
and LeaVeuwOrth

Omaha, Neb., June 22-This was Kan
sas day at the exposition and the hand
some building Of that state was elaborate
ly decorated for the dedicatory ceremo-
MES. Governor Leedy and staff and many
prominent citizens Of that state were
present. Special trains from Atchison.
Leavenworth, Kansas City, Topeka and
other cities brought several thousand peo-
pie to the city today. The exercises be-
gan at II o'clock in the Kansas building
Rev. A. W Irwin Of Hutchinson delivered
the Invocation. Hon. John z. Frost, vice
president Of the Kansas commi ssion. pre-
sented the building 10 Governor Leedy
who, in turn, presented it TO President
Wattles of the exposition. The speeches
Of these gentlemen ELECTED much applause
Hon. F. D. Coburn of the Kansas state
board of agriculture, addressed the crowd.
Concluding the exercises was a speech
b yHon- SiIas Porter Of Wyandotte. The
Topeka quartette furnished the music to-
gether with a number Of brass bands.
This evening the Kansas day exercises
cert and pyrotechnical display. An IN
formal reception was held by the Kan
sas commissioners IN the afternoon at the
Kansas building where a number CT
Omaha citizens met the distinguished Off
cial guests Of the exposition. There were
probably 1900 Kansas people on the
grounds today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23

Louisville. KY, June 22-Ths convention
Of the Junior Order OF American Mechan-
les elected national oficera today. Tn.
only contest was over national vice eoun-
cillor- Charles Reimer OF Maryland. va.
chosen. The other of1csrs elected were:
National councillor-Frank ". Pierson
OF Delaware.
Treasurer-Adarn sohl OF Maryland
Condctor-H c. Smith OF Kentucky.
Warden-A. D. WiU<sn ~ Penn-yivania-
Inside senunel-W. c. Puls4fsr Of Mich
igsn.
Outside sentinel-wm. Nobls OF Indian
Territory.
Council chaplain-George W. Hobson 81
Pennsylvania.
Minneapolis was chosen as the u.1t
place OF meeting
Ihe supreme commaudery OF ne J. O.
U. A. NJ elected tho following onlcer..
Supreme commander. II. IT. FAdy %
Denver, vice commander. A F. Mutrhfer
Of Marion Ohio: prelat.. Chaz A vor.,
OF Louisville. recorder. win ". stafsv q,
AlicEhaney. Pa: treasurer Chas. y lem
pie OF Johnston. Pa. uarcbsaL Hsry,.e,
N. Buckley % Louisville. protector O. q
HaizAPp OF St Louis. junior councillor.
George 9. Dishl; warden. IT. II. Bis. OF
Cincinnati
The lodge recommended that the Amer
lc@n international association Of Mlasouri
0s the Insurance company f0r the order.
\ force % mounted Cubara which RAJ
oeeA under cover during the boulsart-
meat now arrived aud cougratulat,ea.
were exchanged
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FL Reno New. Notes.

FL Reno. o. T. June 22-CSpecial)-
Hon. Edward Dunn of Oklahoma City.
was In the city yesterday evening and
left this morning for Geary. Mr.. Dunn
mentioned that politics this summer and
fall would partake Of a very torrid na-
ture, the atmosphere around Cuba weuld
not be in IT. He also stated that M
Callahan all reports 70 the contrary not
withstanding. would be a candidate Tor
delegate before the convention at Okla
hona City, July =, and furthermore that
II he was not nominated gentlemen from
the east side would secure the plum. Mr.
Dunn was also OF the opinion. from r.
marks he heard fall that Oklahoma would
be allowed 20 try her hand In raising a
fun regiment OF volunteers. II tbs Is
true Major WoOdsOu viii Be placed -
must be remembered. : The etaoinoIn
command TIE red5utable Edward X
must be remembered. is the Vesuy.us Of
Keat0n's feet and ,ae western counties
are probably the territory Q. rs attack
II there are any people WHO think tazt
there IS no whez; n Canadian county
Ie them look q; tbs H;tls item and Il
VIII convince them without the shadow
OF q shade OF doubt. DGrs-g tne past
three months the implement dealers = z
Reno have so.9 % farmers SIX 1uz1-es
and fifty headers and binders A. the
average price q $50 yhls makes q to.a!
Of SZzs9 Some of ne farmers are gong
70 thrash out o. tae stock aid large
humber Of machines viii be started rext
week one merchant has sod n5us e.
gsnss ard sspsrstors; another has sod
sIght. AID another seven
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and military circles Is that tmpcrtane
news is imminent from Santiago. II 10
generally expected that the Americans
viii attempt a bombardment OF the nrss
line OF defsnses at the mouth OF Santiago
bay simultaneously with landings to OUT
the IRE OF the feet. Then. II successful.
they VIII move forward with the assist
snee OF the insurgents for a decisive
struggle at the second line Of defense IN
the interior OF the bay where the Span
ISL fleet may oe expected 10 cooperate
with the defenders. The resistance 8
likely 10 be severe and prolonged. IN
deed. the Spanish naval and military au-
thorities are hopeful that General L4nerz.
with the garrison and tAe volunteers,
recently considerably reinforced. may Be
able. backed by Admiral Csrvera. 10 re-
pei the Americans. who would then be IN
a precarious position on the most III
healthful part OF the coast. Santiago -
provIsioned FOR several weeks and the au-
the stores. The submarine deteuses %
the bay are, moreover. OF a formidable
character"
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CROWDS OF CALLERS
Gov. Barnes Has Baskets Of April
cations

Guthrie, o. T., June CSpecial.)-The
| homecoming Of Governor Barnes and the
certainty of another call for troops has
precipitated an avalanche Of callers at
the capitol and the governors time is
mostly taken up in giving audiences to
political soldiers who want a commits
sion. The rivalry for the majors posi-
ton has about subsidized. Colonel Baker,
of Pawnee, who thought himself entitled
to the commission. had a talk with the
governor yesterday. and concluded that
he stood no show. It Is pretty safe to pre-
dict that John F. Stone a Guthrie law
yer, will he appointed major and so gen
has practically subsidized in that direction
and is now conferred on the captains and
1ieutenants. Captain F. /. Boynton, COM
mander of the Kingfisher militia company
and a lawyer by profession possesses a
gilt-edge show for a captaincy. He came
over this afternoon to see the governor
and there is a good prospect of his going
home with the glad assuran CT a COM
mission.
Roy Hoffman, the leader OF the young
Democracy of the territory may also
be set down for a captaincy. Hoffman
was ambitious to be the standard-bearer
of the fusion forces in the coming con-
gressional fight but a recent visit to
Washington changed his ambition from
statecraft to military renoun and he is
burning with desire to became a warrior
bold. He was In the same office with the
governor four years when the latter was
receiver Of the Guthrie land office, and
as said before, there is every likelihood
that he will be granted an opportunity
to win military glory.
Bob Lowery, of Saltwater is slated for
another captaincy. He has had a COM
pany organized for some time and before
the governors departure for Washington
he was given a positive assurance that
the company would be accepted in the
event of additional troops being assigned
to Oklahoma.
Ed. Kelley of Guthrie, wants a COM
mission in the new battalion for which he
was endorsed this morning by Editor
Frank Greer and Judge Strong in a per-
sonal interview with the governor.
MCGregor Douglas, of Oklahoma City.
was among the governors callers this
morning. He wants to be second lieuten-
and the probabilities are that his modest
request will be granted. Douglas comes
from good fighting stock, has had some
experience in the militia and moreover
has the favorable consideration of the
appointing power-the governor.
Phil ROsenbaum, ex-adjutant general.
was another of the governors callers. He
wanted a captains commission, otherwise
he said he would go as a private. The
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governor told him that for the present a
commission was out of the question.
Rev. Job Ingram is here from King
fisher for the purpose OF getting an Of
fee of some kind He has his tray baited
for the Kingfsher postofice, but would
accept chapiaincy If II came his way.
Seymore Foose. ex-county attorney of
Blaine county, called in company with
Tom Ferguson, editor Of the Watonga Re
publican. Foose has let his raven black
locks grow until they reach his shoulders,
his ambition beinw TO join the rough ri
ders asa private-astonishing but true
The governor heartily assured him that
he would be given every opportunity and
would be sent to Tampa II he could pass
the necessary physical examination
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0kLAHOMA'S BOND DEBT
Amounts to Only Forty Eight Thous-
and BOILERS


Guthrie, o. T., June 22-Special1-Au
ditor Hopkins today drew a warrant on
the territorial general. fund for the sum
Of S2,Ss0.60. which will be forwarded by
meet the annual interest on the terri
tory's bonded Indebtedness The total
bonded debt of Oklahoma is but s4S. 600
and was incurred in the erection of the
university normal school and agricultural
college buildings To meet the annual
interest and provide for a sinking fund
an annual tax Of one-half mill is levied.
and there is now in the treasury a sur
plus of about s12o to apply on the can
collation. OF the bonds when they become
due.
The territorial board of equalization was
again Obliged to take an adjournment
until Friday to await the pleasure of the
county clerks of Oklahoma. Pawnee and
Grant counties in fling their assessment
returns. There is no penalty attached to
the failure of the county clerks to make
their returns on a specified date and
every year the board of equalization
meets with the same delay that IL now
encounters. Auditor Hopkins will en-
deavor to provide remedy by suggest
the legisla ture be asked to amend the
present law so as to provide a penalty
failure to make a return of county
assessments beyond the time specified by
law
The territorial superintendent Is max
ing collection Of photographs of district
school buildings in Oklahoma. which will
be displayed at the forthcoming National
Teachers association meeting in Wash
ington. building has been secured for
state and territorial school exhibits and
Superintendent Hopkins is industriOusly
getting together an exhibit that will mag
nificently portray Oklahoma progress in
educational work
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SANIAGO'S Governor SENDS MADRID word

Madrid. June .. 6 p. m.-The governor
Of Santiago de Cuba has cab,sd the gov
eminent as follows:
Yesterday morning an American trans
port carrying troops took the southeast
e(ly direction but twenty warships remain
before Santiago de Cuba"
This leads to the suppositiol that the
Americans are threatening 10 make a
landing between Guatanamo and DaIquiri.
in order TO form a base OF operations
with view 10 simultaneous landing At
Acerradero.
Reports that there IS a failure OF pro-
visions a. Santiago de Cuba is Inaccurate.
Wheat Is exhausted. but maize is abun-
Gant
SPANISH GOVERNOR DIDT TELL ALI.
London. June 2.-The Madrid cores
pendent OF the Standard says:
FL Heraldo de Madrid says that the
government suppressed the chief part OF
the dispatch OF the governor % Santiago
de Cuba General Linarel detailing the
forces. means OF defense and provisions al
his disposal The impression in political
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BASEBALL

LOUISVILLE 8: WASHINGTON
Loll2Fii4e. KY June zz-Nc, "a Senate.
passed second base today. ana o-.,- ~
oi them reached that bag. The C-lor.,,
Played finely. snd ID SOME good base rrr.-
@Hk. Inc feature % the game yras f{or.s
7t@9i nome While Swain vas Dr. the a-t -
pitching The bdfL Kl.tresre. who wac 81
cured from - Chicago fes7, -. ~
first appearance and caught a ed 80.
Attendance 5oo. Score:
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% @hh'az tor -...-.--..e 6 o Q q 90 90 3 {
Batteries-I>ogizv.I-. HcGes ard E,t,,-
Fe1Fe- Warrington. Swain ass H-c,l,.r.
PiITsBUEG j.. INV YORK
Pltts51rg. June z-Cc-t5z laa.s-s sare.-
inning and was replaced - Sermon a.
ler Pitts5grg bad w1r tas game J.y--
vas pat GU - .ks game f9r qsestt1-.-s,
1np-Tes cecision. ATTENDANCE 80
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aF1s.. Lng.res. CaHal4.aa anz g.vs.
ler.
CLEVELAND = ERo0KLYe
cl-Fela1& o.. Juae Z-TAe rlrf,7-s
c2a+d Eot touch y sa- toSag azd ~.
Bone team gave A.m god sasse ~ rae
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Vienna. June 22.-In the sixteenth round
of the international chess tournament to
day the results weer as follows: Pillsbury
beat Walbodt; Janowski beat Alapin;
Tschigorin beat Halprin; Marco and Caro-
drew: Steinftz beat Lipke; Schlechter de-
feated Baird; Showalter downed Trench
ard: Blackburne and Burn drew; Tar
rash beat Schiffers.
Although Pillsbury leads at present.
Tarrash has a win on hand against ia
nowski, which after its conclusion, will
give the German the lead, with half a
point over Pilsbury.
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Can Our Coast be EffectuaIIy Block
aded2

If confidence can be felt in the opinion
Of military and naval officers in high
places at the seat of government, such is
the vast extent of our sea coast 10 block
ade 1t effectually, even II our navy and sea
coast defences could offer no adequate re-
sistance, seems TO be impossible. When
a blockade of the bowels exists, relieve
constipation with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which conquers dyspepsia, ma
laria, rheumatism and kidney trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23

has taken command OF the forces landed.
although Re has not taken possession In
behalf OF Germany. Bu, will ne. when
the American forces arrive. be willing 20
allow his forces to re-embark7 The whole
question lies there.
London. June 29.-Reports from Manila.
says a special dispatch from shGaE Hal
indicate the existence OF fear that Sonora
August, wife OF Captain General Au-
gusd and her children have been mas
sacred by the rebels on the Bulaeah
Colonel Grixsby's Cowboys
CnickamauEa. Chattanooga National
Military Park, Ca, June 22-Recruts con-
unue 10 pour into the park about ~
from various states arriving today. -
TO this time about 400 recruits have ar
rived for the two corps. The recruits are
being promptly supplied with uniforms
and other clothing as they arrive and tho
various regimentSI commanders are put
ting their new men through all the drlll
practice they can stand.
Colonel GriEshy's cowboys have reached
wonderful proficiency in their work since
coming to this point. They are bard
workers. and although the whole army
expected TO witness I sorder in thelr camp.
they arc among the moss orderly and best
behaved men here.
Speaking OF the health q che army
To-day An Officer or General Brooks'S stan
says that in proportion as the Towing
supplies from home" are kept out. the
health OF the troops will improve. II "a
claimed THAI many OF the boxes OF deIicn-
cies shipped a long distance reach tho
camp IN very bad condition. being
spoiled or wholly indlEestfble. The ca.
ing OF such food has caused sickness IN
the commands. and as a result the Gag
eyes OF officers have been on tho watch
for such packages. and they have been In
specied and oftentimes condemned or or
defed burned. As result. persons de-
sir'lg % remember niends In this way
would do better 70 send the cash with ia
structious what to purchase With IL.
Dyspepsia causes is victims to i've IN
misery. Hoods sarsaparila cures dys-
pepsia
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HIGH WATER AT KASL0
Lower Portion of Town Resorts to
Venetian LOcOmOtiOn.

Vancouver, B. c., June 22.-Heavy rains
and the melting of snow has caused Koo-
tenaie lake to rise four feet during the
past week. The lower portion of Kaslo
is under water and trains take on pas
sengers on the hill top near the station.
The lower portion of the town is navl.
gated in boats and business is at a stand
still. Still higher water IS anticipated
and the financial loss will be heavy.
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RuckIen,s Arnica saIve.

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RIoosen Wins CaIwIck Plate.

London. June 22-At the second days
racing of the New Castle and Gosarth-
pace today Mr.. Vinver's 4-year-old brown
colt King Crow won the Northumberland
plate of 1000 sovereigns. The Galwick
PURIFY plate was won by the Lorillard-
Beresford stables chestnut FLY Bios
sen.
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The sIodera IsosU,x

Ihrivss on good food and sunshin.. via
p.eniy Of exercise n ths OPEN air. der
FORM gloWs with health and her Ia.
Di9oFns with ~ beauty. n her system
needs the cleansing action o. A iar.,,v.
remedy. she uses The gentle and p.sas.Bt
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
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of the excellence Of its remedy. 1t is
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batteriea-Ch.cazo. Woods and rs,,o-
11ei5 nftoa. wis Lewis ard p.rr.,
empires. snsrtwoof ard wood
PHILADELPHIA Z. ST LOTTO,
-. Louis. June g The Quaker. won L.
ca, game ~ biting az oop5rtaas tirs..
ne i2e.ia played isti~ss fsldrar gsres
ana the.r errors were meet costly. A.
tendance Islg. Sore.
- Louis -------....-s sop1t0oe-fu
ii.-sits p7ia ----.--.-g ol10z6f-s ~
b@tier.es-st Louis. sadbor ara es.-
cen afe'gE.a. orta and Il, g-srta,s
SiH2iFes. Emel3s aa1 C-s-ry.
CINCINNATI .. BALTIMORE
Cincinnati. o.. jane "a via ft-~-s
Ss-hlIss ~ fta seventh inning b8ara-s
mo ne grand star4 sH3 allowed h.-a -
iF'ss lts cireslt Nrit7 tae wsrrsz qua. A.
tendance 40. Ec1Tes
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Races ut Denver.

Denver, Colo, June 22-Results at Over
land Park:
First race. pacing: Fannie Putnam
won second. third and fourth heats and
the race. Time 2.l6 II y -. 221. She
Can took first heat. Time 2:lS u Miss
Peterson toik third money. Gray Eagle
also started.
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NIerrH Thought Wins Emnernr,s Cur

Heligoland. June 22.-There were seven
competitors in the yacht race for the en-
peror's cup. the course being from Dover
to Heligoland. The start was made at ,
o'clock on Monday afternoon and the first
boat 10 finish, the Rainbow arrived here
AZ 2.25 o'clock this morning. The Laton
arrived at o'clock, the Charmion at $50.
the Castnet at 7:S5 and the Merry Thought
at Sis
The Merry Thought was declared the
winner II the race. with the Laton sec
ond and the Castnet third.
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London June PIN the aIl-England
tennis championship tournament at VIM
bleton today Clarence Hobart the Amer
lean player. beat Payn by the score Of
6-1: &c. 6-S So
In the doubles Nisbet and Hobart beat
Halves and Orme, the scores for the sets
being 60, Is, rs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23

Washington, June 22.-Rev. Joseph c.
Hartzell, D. D.. bishop of Africa, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, pronounced
the invocation at the beginning of the
senate's session today.
Mr. Wellington, Maryland, presented the
credentials of the Hon. Lewis E. McCo-
mas, lately chosen a senator from Mary
land to succeed Mr.. German.
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san Francisco. June 2a.-The monitor
Monadnock VIII san for Manila a; /
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The collier
Nero VIII also start al about the same
time. The war vessel will 60 10 Honolulu
under her own steam. After being .coaled
there she VIII be towed by the Nero. 2ee5
miles toward Manila. when she Will %
cast OF and make the rest Of the way
herself. the Nero standing by 10 be Of as
sistance II necessary. The Monadnock *
fully equipped Tor the voyage and Is IN
der command Of Captain ". n. Whiting
Fire at Lincoln. Neb. last nieht de-
stroyed the Fitzgerald four story building
occupied by the H p. Lou Wholesale
Grocery company and the Beatrice Cream
cry company, the latter one OF the la--4s.
plants II the west. Loss, So. gu: well in
sured-
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ing the National Congress of Mothers
was passed when the house met today
The conference report upon the bill to
ratfy the agreement between the Dawes
commission and the Seminole Indians was
adoDted