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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
Trying to Take Meat Out OF titles.

The an-adminisration papers and orators having
dscouraging time of it. Bryan and his following sound
ing the tocsin expansion and holding Mckinley
an mperiaist president nothing said
thing could by a stretch of imagination make him
responsible expansion He simply followed the lead
people leaving the settlement Of the issue with
gess couldn't abandoned the Philippines outright
after capture by Dewey. He couldn't nave divided
up among the European Oriental powers All he
could hold to what had until congress
determine what best. The opposition has
up Miles testimony touching the conduct Of the
trying make it appear if the department
was guilty Of dealing Ager guilty every
crime including is doubt true that
considerable quantity bought for the which
subsequently turned it a
departure buy army. The
of armies is sailed porl-commonly soldiers as
sow-by tt does not that there lack of
pork contrary 1t is said that there plenty of
pork The department simply tried with the
give troops variety curtaiing
the supply of pork
The experiment was failure Meat treated the
meat that was sent Tampa could not retain its
spite of chemical manipulation L spoiled and the SOL
diers "sow-belly" staple food of
armies If the experiment with beef had crippled the supply
Of pork bacon there might be legitimate
criticism it didn't The deparn
give soldiers beef failed but they
the "sow-bely' they could eat
When anti-admnistration papers pick up the dscon-
nected parts of General Miles test ny to use as evidence
convict the department Of neglect incompeency
they ought to have the fairness to state all the facts
failure Of supplies of kind nature Tampa
the duty of General Miles who the spot and
command prior the sailing of the transports
to It that the deficiency suppied It is merecous
despcable commanding generals shoul
ders the responsibility ahat with rank make
vidious criticism Of department..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
The Hoodoo Fast Mail in a Fight.

The abettors confederates and maintainers of the
hoodoo train known Mail, which mail
tards the principal train Southwest Kansas and
Oklahoma seem to be longer in accord. One Topeka
paper having that railway employees
are afraid "hoodoo acknowledge that
the travelling public only steering but that
it carries no mall save haf-baked editions
papers whose propreors in the original DEAL whereby
both department the railway management de-
ceived Topeka calls its contemporary
liar prove by interview of
Santa director who denies that which at
tributed thing will between the
City Missouri this hoodoo guaranteed
fail of connection at least week
plea the authorities that the hoodoo Fast
instituted and is bengnaintained for the dissem
expedited intelligence to the people it would be
cheaper postonce establish
metropolitan daily Wichita, other
point country professed served
up which rushed through
Kansas during inhabitants
asleep, the regular
delayed ridculously that may
overtaken at unctiCa As for the Fe road
would expedite regular mail train leaving
City the evening decent schedule
ty-ve thirty hour people Southwest
Oklahoma would get their morning
except the
baked editions of the quarelng papers aoresaidand
saving expense operating the
ing equipment The hoodoo and
paper for benefit Southwest Kansas and
a preense, 1t is solely
benft behoof Missouri or Okla
homa; for the benefit Of newspaper scheme political
combine the individual use for
Southwest Kansas, Oklahoma, for whom this
outrageous squanderng the public pretended to
be The only people of Kan
would be connecting with departing from Kansas
City for the west and southwest upon
that point east surely not one which
actually delays the mail expedited could
afford acceptable service the peoples Southwest Kansas
and of Oklahoma, unless run between New
ton and Purcell or between Wichita and Fort Worth
difficult matter the parties 70 A fraud
to harmonious action. and high words
passing between the parceps crins open rupture
which people Southwest and OF Oklahoma
Will regain their rights is encouragngly imminent,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
All Due to Hobson,s Kisses.

Hobson's kissing racket proves no ordinary misetoe
osculatory joke microbes bacillus by the
millions in them according the expressed views Of ei
Washington The tighter he glued his lips he
virulent the grip which followed Millions now
lie sprawing their backs because Hobsons infected
smacks According the authority cited, have liz
orally drooed with nsinuating germs affair wouldn't
have been deporable confined himself TO oh
maid mmunes to soldering such wihsred
have furse lips. kissed given to that
kind Of thing themselves who turn. virus fresh
their mouths, to others unt all con-
ditions including preachers and teachers nnocu-
lated At least absent Wichita pastor has go it, but
Wichita ci,y saved because Hobson at the last
changed his mind Kansas Pacific r5us
instead Of the Santa Fe Wichita declare that they
wouldn't if he had this way. know about
chat They kiss other without regard 10 What they
may have on their lips whether he whsky nicotine or
microbes We glad for women were not
unnecessarily TO the Anyhow Herrchs case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
SentimentouS sayings
lFron - - -

Nr rom h-aE Aa-+s-fAr.f -NEHrrf
The wings thai riches have are nearly
alVays used in goigg Instead az coming
Kind words nevef die II they CT prob
ably they would be more s2prec5s- ted
The only period Ia a voFnan's life Vher
she gives any thought 10 dress - between
tae cradle and the grave.
Repentance 8 often coEtouude6 Wtth a
determination not 10 BE- caught again
\ man cculd learn a great man th-ugs
Il he didn't tAizk - slrSsdy kBsS tasra-
Professionals always beat amateurs
That's why WldoWs Invariably distance
Young gir.s ia matrimonial races
When 2 W130Sez courts q sllow they
are both n SAVIOR q = Eew trlzL
i S always surprising heE rlg-a dep
- a hole Is aftsr one ssts izt7 e.
About the olly tAiug . man wants afts-
he gets al the money be needs IS no-s.
: woman can ;hroN a stone Etth =
crrve tAaI would make a p-ofessio or .
fss-bzE pitcher turu gen Nra easy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
A Hoosier PIunger on Apples.

James L. Reach to Indianapolis with wob-
bly, old patchedup harness SO in
He invested his in potatoes which ped
died about the Slowly but surely he
and accumulate cash. Devoting himself potato
in time the people began him
potato king. This after he had potato
season cleared 100000 to handle pro-
duce beginning in small way, storage ware
Reach sent out agents in Indiana and
other states buy apples The crop gathered
shipped him direct by barrels in
storage said to have him average barrel As
prices go bulge" on the market Mr.
Reach expects to clear $4,000 his apple deal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
Along the Kansas Nile,

If the new Populist railroad law passes.
the state will pay the expenses incident
to a complaint.
Jim Collins coolness may indicate that
he has a part to play with self-sacrifce
in it somewhere. His cs,lnness IS a utIe
extraordinary.
The Fast Mail squabble is on again. The
Fast Mail is a fraud, and frauds gather
trouble to themselves as a magnet does
steel shavings.
II Collins gets a. new trial, which. by the
way, he will not, a change OF venue VIII
be taken to Topeka Wichita would De
a capital place
The state senate does not listen 10
Judge McKay's prayer for a contest OF
G.Iett Judge Mckay is webbing so
much that his own partisans can see IT,
Breidenthars banking law makes eve
~ depositor in Kansas put up something
when bank fails. The bank depOsi;or
OF Kansas VIII never go into any such
succotash mixture as that
The new railroad commissioners' court
is 10 be known as the court Of visitation.
The pass department Of the railroad
doesn't need TO refer 20 the dictionary 10
determine what that means.
Ed Campbell Of Hutchinson. volunteer
IN Manila, says that In passing shsre on
the streets and on the Sidewalk the
Spaniards and natives turn 70 the lefr
and he Is constantly in collision.
The insurance companies vii now re-
fuse 20 pay Grace Collins or Mrs. Collins
any OF the life insurance policies. The
moral TO this IS for Mr.. Webb McNsli to
let the horpOon hy again good and strong.
eudeavor 20 remedy railroad rates. and
DO find a remedy. they deserve credit.
The outrages Of transportation are not
ghosts. They are positive evils watch
need eXoTcism.
Anderson GRAY, Of the famous hypnotic
murder trial. has turned pilgrim lie wlli
dress in prison gar5 ana preach " h.s
Innocence Ills speechss can noE De spell
binders lest they convlct am u the minds
or his audience
Ben Heuderson. once LATellins's sky-
rocket enemy. ms had Iwo divorces IA
t~o years. II ISf. December OF tHat
year,. rs VIE secured q divorce FROM
hIm THIS last Christmas he secured q
divorce from MS second wife.
TIE mos. tns0. eat organ zstlaus "a ms
country are The Insurance coDgaHies. re
AID arz. u taa Dex- Insurance conn e.
sioaer toad,es ~ them. the psopss vii BE-
ga-ng fos AeSall. all az has bold
Ups 5gl bis courage wlcHn z.E zno1-hs
UnGer the new PeDulist az there e IL
- o appointed q STATE s9HcEor. tndePeHG-
an- - the attorney general who NIL in-
vestlEats an complaints and prosecute
-Es railroads before t-s rsAruad c31st- ~
the f-st =1ecsi1a lhls solicitor Is 70 e
sseete1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

Exciting murder trials for the month have
numerous that could attend New York
and the eastern states have been hanging
beautiful woman charged with being badger"
She acquitted The Pacific reading Mrs
Botka's trial Kansas had The Collins Oklahoma has
divided between the DR. and Mrs
Johnson, both of whom acquitted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
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one thing IS q be said 81 IndFs Kss-
TOMS f4voF- ne haze na4 The R1oS taste
TO refrain from telling how y wss done
Tom Ferguson of Waiongl, SAYS let
old glory wave from the siHian heighis Of
MORO Castle Ihal is al rignl, but
what about the insIIseuys:
The ~ c r. u. OF Okarcne has taken
up the glove Nhieh Jake Admire iRng m
10 the dust. and me eoltest IS On. Iho
odds are on JACOB.
II. T. Arderuy OF Guthrie George OUT
cault OF Tecumseh and o. G, Palmer.
the Rough Rider, an want the chief clerk
ship Of the council.
The other day Governor Barnes returned
from ST. Louis over the Sapulpa branch
Of the Frisco. lie vas trying a new pass
TO see if il rode easy.
The cases Of smallpox In eastern Okla
homa are not the only ones in the Uni
ted States There are Isolated cases all
over the west The type is mild.
The aspirant for the presidency OF the
upper house are Biddison Of Pawnee,
Hutto of Saltwater. Hugh McCIedie Of
Stroud. and II. \. Ravens OF Enid.
on the night of December 80 Watonga
srftr haT
defray the expense OF a railroad survey
to that town. Now, that is an idea.
Enid desires 10 make a combine with
K.ngfisher for the penitentiary with the
understanding that Enid will furnish the
location, the territory the building and
hlngflsher the insldes.
Kildare Journal: The Wichita Eagle
says We are a sure conner in Oklahoma
hair. Blazing away, as Il were. The
Eagle IS sometimes mistaken.
There is q warm race for speakership
which has just begun. Those entered
are Tom Reid Of Ele Rano {. G. jones
of Oklahoma City, w. =. Stevens of Hen
Messy, Charles L. McElrath of Enid.
Bill Bolton explains that the expression
has gone Shere the woodbine twineth."
the woOdbne chung about the chimney
tops and that a thing or man had gone
up the spout.
A NIuscogee negro recently announced
a change in his business as follows:
''Notis-De copartnership heretofore re-
sisting between me and Nose Skinner is
hereby resolved. Dem what owe de firm
viii settle wild me, and dem what de firm
owes Will settle wild Nose"
Two men at Watonga got into quarrel
over a hog; submitted it to arbitration
The man arbitrated out of the hog get
drunk, denounced the arbitrato-s; one Of
them licked him; he had the man ar
rested, used bad language in court got
sentenced and fined and had TO Whack up
the costs.
The fastest run ever made by a train
in oklahoma was that Of a Rock Island
special last Monday. The train was load
ed only with evergreen trees for the
Christmas trade of Texas. IL went
through the territory on wild jump and
hurrah, with very few stops and the
throttle open nearly all the time. Most
of the people along the route only saw
a streak.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

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oePfons ana oscuaH5ns were he features # hs YsE IT'S
hardest thng SAID Of HoPson by ths medea oiceF vas
thar me surgeon geneal Of the might oHdeF the euten
be dsnfeced and ordereq to his qpaFtes as SAM
ary precauon We are not mediclne man but the Easle
believes that decent regard for sanitation demands hat all
the females thus exposed should be dsnfeoed also ordered
into close quarters until be Anown what happened
the likelihood Of possible results
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

Bah who is the door of DEATH exceptionally
we'll But that is what she Will have She
viii have the penalty Of inducing thousands
into irving 10 initiate her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
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fnfoh iHsf sseIed by ths PeoPIs Fhezs snsf49Fs eaH
rrofesf fher Pafom and swear 1aF Fhey hsys oAy h-
Eood f NE people AZ hear n fhese sNiFaofaInSy ana Hn
Peeedened PROCEEDINGS Put they Witt gF ther eyes oPsn
Foonsr aeF that an he people cant be fooled all ne He
even Though the tricks are attempted in the name Of anFhoF
y ana fhe supreme court room is turned into star sham
her But for the fact Of federal government the liberties
II he people Of Kansas would be in Jeopardy today The
onness Of their pretences does not have 10 be ex
planned There is intelligent or woman in the
who does view the whole proceeding with either dis
gust alarm. only illegally convened
legislature the purpose forestans the
registered verdict the people majority Of the
judges the ana his state officers con
ferrng with steering committee legislative body in
the sacred precincts Of the chamber supreme court
plotting how they shall annu, foresal and forefend.
The Eagles yesterday mornings dispatches from Topeka
editorial weeks ago a prophecy. 1t is
difficult matter by written pledges and secret oaths
majority legislative body that majority will be
found the amenities and have some
respect decency consideration for what
they recognize rights Of people Again there viii
majority political towards who will fear to
stand by secret whose sole object
addition these there others
inclined venality and corruption The latter have
but the one desire opporuney and
substantially by absence preext another
they break funk, the boosted majority dis
minority That is what the Eagle pre-
dicted promising to transpre it, in
deed. majority is not already hopeessly broken.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

The American National bank Lima Ohio was robbed
of $4,000 Christmas night. Everything
cashiers and telers
must be squirting a other
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

Chandler Democrat: Cal Sherman.
whose wife died before his return from
the army, has received his discharge and
is once again private citizen. Mr.. Sher-
man has had a full share of bad luck
ard has the heartfelt sympathy OF all
who know him. First his wife died and on
his return home he found his children
sick, and last week his eldest daughter
a girl Of IA years-died. He was in town
Tuesday, and looked much as if he was
himself hardly able 10 be about He re-
ported his other little girl as being bet
ter. Certainly all hope that he has seen
his last bad luck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

The Cars disarmament oonferenc. viii May next
at he has been irving
vi,allze a dream
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

Coin Harvey dsconsoate because Bryan is going TO
make the issue nonexpanson- Harvey string
the instrument and he all the played
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

can form constitution for Cuba allowing the Gu
every right riot EN- fight II out
everything VIII be satisfactory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

The military plot in Paris is progressing today Tomor-
viii exist Day after VIII be going
again. The from Paris alterna.es terribIy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

One Of the presents President Mckinley received was
mockfng- South day passed without any
body sending Tom Reed a cuckoo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

The beautiful Mrs. Moore notproved badger but
jury hung jury VIII in time be able 60
resist beauty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

The really great element Dewey came out when he r.
popularity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

charged that Hobsoa spread the grip This
may but Hobson mas cerairsy spread The hug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

When I mounted my horse the next
morning. Jessie staggered down the steps.
and I got down, petted her. and told her
70 lie down on the mat on the porch. She
looked at me with a Wistful, longing gaze.
that puzzled me then, but was made clear
afterwards. I thought she would be al
right in a few days. for she had been seri-
ously sick several times. and 1 rode gayly
of. After a splendid days AUNT, my
friend and myself returned home. On
reaching the gate, which was an unwieldy
affair. I got down TO open Il. / had led
the horse through, when. TO my amaze
ment, I saw q dog craving towards me.
JESSIE I exclaimed Can that Be
Jessie?"
As spoke she gave = whine OF toy,
and made a staggering run, and fairly
Ieaped into my outstretched arms.
Il was her last elfort- She licked my
hand. and with a vhimper of content. her
faithful eyes glazed. and I felt her form
shiver and thrill. and then stffen IL
death. with her keen instinct she knew
that death was near. and, nursing her
strength. dragged her dying form for
nearly a nile, to see her master before
she died.
Is there man on earth who would not
have dropped a tear oNer the dead body
OF such faithful Iove?-Fie-d and stream
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

Young Collins : SIN cool In port Of being cool 1,ps
fire Collins has proved = warm article
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

The Kansas legislature can scarcely b worse than II z
anticipated il would b.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

t be confessed ,ha- putting up not the sur
gents are far superior than in putting 2p war.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

dies for t.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-30
AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY.

Subscriptions Will Be Opened Thursday Connecticut Firms in the Combine"
 New York, Nov. 29.-The promoters of the American Thread company an- nounced to-day that subscriptions will be opened on Thursday to the capital stock and first mortgage bonds of the company. It is stated that this will De a mere formality, as every share or the common stock has been sold at par and the entire issue has been under written. Indications are that the en- tire stock will be oversubscribed seV- eral times. The issue will be made sim ultaneously in this country, and Great Britain. In this city subscriptions will be received by J. & w. Seligman & Co., who were the prime movers in the con- solidation; National City bank and the Bank of Montreal.
 These companies are included in the consolidation. Barstow Thread com pany, Providence, R. l.; Glasgow yarn HILLS, Spllll', 0ioStoo iAAS company, Worcester, Mass; Hadley company, Holyoke, Mass; Kerr Thread company, Fall River, Mass; Merrlck Thread company, Holyoke, Mass; Ma tional Thread company, Mansfield Conn; New England Thread company Pawtucket, R. l.; E. J. W. Morse com pany, Boston; Buddy Thread company, Worcester, Mass; Warren Thread com pany, Ashland, Mass; William Clark company, Westerly, R. l., and the Will limantic Linen company, Willimantlc, Conn. The American Thread company was incorporated eight months ago un- der the laws of New Jersey. Its mort gage indebtedness is $6,0o00o0. The new company, it is understood, will CO., operate with the two consolidated com panies in England which are interested in the American company. The securl- ties of the American Thread company were listed on the New York and Lon- don stock exchanges, which will place them in the international market
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-30
Store Open Evenings.
HON. MIR. coNKLING's LECT

HON. MIR. CONKLING'S LECTURE.
 The lectures now being given in Os- born hall by the Hon. Alfred R. Conk- ling of New York on Municipal Phys ics' have been thrown open to the gen. eral public as well as to members of the university. These lectures treat of practical problems of municipal admin istration and should, therefore, have an interest, not only for public officials, but also for every intelligent voter.
 The next lecture which will be given at p. m, in the large lecture room of Osborn hall, on Wednesday, November 30, will treat of one question which las been the subject of much public dis cussion in New Haven, namely, munich pal water supply. It will also treat of others which may possibly be discussed ere long, name, gas and electric supply. The lectures are open to the public free oi charge.