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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
WAGES TO BE RESTORED
Voluntary Raise on the Union Pacific
to Figures Of 1924

s.. Paul. MINI. July General Mana
ger endrick Of the Northern Pacific has
issued notice to the effect that the wages
OF the train employees over the entire sys-
TEN have ben restored 20 the figure before
the reduction II 1915
This custom has been under considera-
ton BY tne president and other officials
OF the road for come months
IN We 'wof the excellent financial show
ing BY the company. u was decided 70 re-
sore wages without request from en-
ployss.
The raise dates from July :. Engineers
ard conductors wtll get an increase % =
per cant FlTeusn azEo secure 3 Ike rave
bat they and other employees I'd not suffer
20 much az the engineers AID conductors
in ire cut OF four years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, July 5.-The week In the
dvy goods market opened today with a
number of deferred orders to be filed.
These. caused by holiday closing on Sat
urd2y and yesterday, were quite heavy.
Outside OF this total, there was little
business reported, though the tone Of the
market and the nope of sellers are very
high. Print cloths are in fairy sJron%
demand. Extras sold slowly, however,
owing TO the great frmuess of operators
on account of the curtailment instituted
at Fan River which will continue for
week at least. The quotations for extras
is still &c. while ordered goods are some
What StrOncSr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
Death OF Captain carl Brandes

Washington. July 5.-Captaln Carl
Brandes. a heroic soldier II the civil war.
and formerly captain 81 the Sixty-elghth
New York volunteers. IL dead Captain
Brandes was well known in New York
City. where ne lived number Of years
His death was quite sudden. he was IN
the soth year % his age. He had dis
,lnguished record IN the war Of re re-
bellion. snilsting and serving throughout
the entire war under the command Of
General sickles. The interment Will prob
ably take place az Arlington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
gh aa1ieha Daily aers aa1eanesdau or,re aury sas

temperature has been IS, the lowest 81.
ard the mean rs, with partly cloudy
weather, fresh southeast to east wind,
and falling barometer.
The river has fallen slowly until now
there are but 2.9 feet Of water in the
channel This is, however, almost one
and a half feet more than was in the
river one year ago.
Thus Tar this month the average tenn
perature has been IS.
For the past nine years the average
temperature for the month If July has
been IS, and for the 5th day. rs.
FRED. L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. July 5.-Forecast for
Wednesday:
Kansas-PartIy cloudy weather, with &C.
casional showers; cooler. southerly winds.
becoming northerly.
Oklahoma and Indian Tevritory-Fair
weather; southerly winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
ON-UNIONISTS NOT WORKING
strikers Surround the Pana. Illinois,
Mines and Keen Them Ont

st. Louis, Mo. July 5.-A special 70 the
Post Dispatch from Pana, III. says:
Notwithstanding the statement OF the
operators OF the four Pana mines that
they would open their mines with non
union men today and although police
protection was offered the men. nobody
attempted TO go 10 work AL the mines
are surrounded by large force Of union
laborers, and had non-union men attempt
ed 10 work serious trouble would have
resulted. as the former declare they will
not allow the outsiders to take their
places
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CASH GRAIN

Chicago, July Cash wheat: No. 2 red
S2gS5; No. 8. 1880; No hard, 6507o; No.
3, 65g7O; No. spring, 1880; No. 8, 7OaSu.
Corn-No. 2 cash. Biz; No 3, BIN.
Oats-No. 2, 231+
Flax-Cash, sl04h; northwest, sI.0aIs;
September. $l01; October, 81 asked.
Worlds wheat shipments were 1852, 900
bushels. compared with 6,O77 900 last year
Chicago received u cars, against q last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth received
297 cars, against go last year. Estimated
receipts tomorrow: Wheat, Ii cars; corn,
1853; oats, 223.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06

London. July S--A- the second DAYS
racing OF the Nottingham July meeting
today NJ. Douglas BziTd's s-year-o.d COLI
orviopano won the Bstsford plate OF 10
sovereigas- TIE LoviLard- Bsrestogd sta
afes' Zoos was second. TIE IS. Adams
handicap. Of SO Sovere.gns. vas wou 5y
me Lorinsrd- Berezsord stables a-yea--o.a
bay col; Elm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
Nominated by the President.

Washington. July 5.-The president to-
day sent the following nominations . the
senate:
To be registers OF land offices-Peter
Campbell at Akron. Colo: Elmer f Her
shey. a. Miss0ula. Mont: George Z
French, az North Platte. Neb.: Frederick
NJ Harrington. az Alliance. Neh.
Receiver OF puhfic moneys-Frank Bs-
con. az North Platte Neb
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

a unchanged prices to i've points decline;
ruled inactive and teaturelesS with weak
undertone; absolutely no speculative in
terest. Closed dull undedrJone points
lower. Sales. L751 bags. including Sep
TENDER. SJ.65. SOFT coffee. Rio dun and
nominal; No invoice, 6l4c; No. jobbing.
6+. lid. duh; Cordova. N2dl5c.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining. sc;
centrifugal. 50 test, As; refined. quiet, but
about steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
VOTE At FOUR O'CLOCK TO-DAY
On the General Deficiency Bills Pa
eifie RaiIroad Amendment

Washington. July "a, TIE opening %
thu house Chaplain Cout-a male fs-l-
Ing reference - he evs1rs az Santiago.
Mr.. Payne CRe7. y y PRESIDED in ne
absence q Speaker Red. 40 vas de-
tanned ~ Seg YORK
bill Was pess>d provitfnZ '5r loesl
inspection % mates. engineers ard pglo.s
c. 81 steam vessels e1s az nzxgss x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
LAVE Sr0CA MARKET
CHICAGO.

Chicago July 5.-The demand for cattle
today was rather slow, with prices I'M
changed: choice to extra steers, S5.o6f
$40: common to medium &ooQi.5o: butch
ers Si0104.SO: western stters. $4l5QiS5:
stockers and feeders. $3.S0ai50; cows and
helfers, $25oI47o; Texts steers. S36oG
$50. calves. $475d6.75.
The demand for hogs was active. Prices
ruled &c higher: pigs. S2OedS.70; light hogs
Sc 65GSS0 rough packers, SS654S.15; mix
ed. S36sG3.S5. heavy packers and shippers,
e. -ST2 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06

Davenport. Ia. July M. p. y Rich
ardson- editor a the Democrat. died a.
Groton. W, last night lie rad been oYt
OF health for several years Mr. Richard
son was one q the Old settlers % Dayen-
port and was Is.i known throughout RE
west. having been at one tirne president
OF the Northwest Press assDciatign. He
vas an extensive travesler. bad publisbee
book about MS journeys and azd some
reputation as A i5terateur He VAS ar
ardent Democra; and rad been consp-c-
uous IN state poiit.cs- II % ua1errt 9o3 fbe
body III be brought here f-- burial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
Wedding
Invitations


Season 's7-'ss
Church Weddings
The designs sor Irvssaaens -
church wsedtnEs are s1DsrA
Church Card
The Care es Adzsse..ss b -.
Church Reception Card
The Reception Card aftsr EAs
wedding IL large sss siassrssA
At Home Card
At Home CARD - .~zl asaiz@
Home Wedding
Invitation
Home Wedding rnvsA<ssa b q
large double sheet plain whilA
Reception Invitation
Rscspttoa Invitat,o1 - . paa1n
white. printed sn regnlAtioa 80
81 card board
Ceremony Card
Tie Ceremony csss b a s.ls.e
affair Of pretty 6ss;sA
At Home Cards
Tns Al Home ssstsa b HsA
Announcements
As well a. tss Assssass..aAa
CariA
Dancing
Announcements
Dancing Annoxneeasaes ~ -.
vsts parties are EnnAn waite tsas
psss shests. printed &c sAgrNxsa
on frss page
Literary
Announcements
Literary Announcements are
single sheet nrOpss size plain
engraving.
Club Invitations
Cub lnvintIous have . svs-
Initial letter design
Two-Letter Monograms
Single Initials
Two-letter Monogram emeosasa
- fad this season On La lies
stationery: also single Init Al
Calling Cards
This year are small and d lnsy.
II you wasn't anything in this
line of Fine Printing or F,ngI..,
ing for Weddings, An Aouuce-
ments, Births, etc. ,-'9s model
call at the counting room and see
and get prices
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Ten MILES or NEW Road
Lets One LneIato Kansas CITY and
Another Inta .t. Joe

Kansas iCty. No. July s--Ths Kansas
City Suburban Be.t Bne Thica L. con
trolls1 ~ ire Port Arthur rcu-s ard
siilwell interests sna used 70: terminals
by these lines ard TIE 2. Joseph AID
Grza9 Isla,d railroad. today s.Enea a
joint eontrac; 20 bgi.1 ten Gisss q road
between = point near sui.hv5us 20 gear
Cover. No. o. the 6. Joseph AID 8:
Louis railroad Tas WI o-.aE re 8:
Joseph and Graft Isis2d int, Kansas
cl;y 1ae give tae Port Arthur roAa = lsze
20 g. Joseph TIE track IS % - begun
Immediately and pssa>s % eor7leuoa
zsta5n zizs;y days
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French TheeIexin,fnahicare

ChicaEo. July s--Prsfess8r CASTOR
Chsres Angus Boust- NsarT. % ere fac
ulty y Protestant Tae5sogY. University
of Paris a.. fdsliver c1lrss % lectures
a. ths University q Ch.cago ard a.
Chagtasqua this sumner he was born
~ Paris ~ isD zn6 - ~ sen - Geaerzi
Frederic Booe,. conau1snt 81 ne Ee4Is
Po.vtecha que he - warm adrairer -
American iaststat so-s ard as . rne1 Der q
tie CoEts Frsaco-AzeFlcalas hzs crya,es
- ms ~ earasztiy 70 TIE ~ofk % reSrEao-
.zlng ;he system o. Frsfch us.igsrsity C.
gees 50 a. 20 reader t1eu. more sccsfs--
BE 20 foreign EteaentH.
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Crooked Hsr~enaa RuIsd OF

Cincinnati. O.. Jay s-A-f Dzsss. fss
CInciarstl horse ezner pal room u@s-
aKsr zns politician. togssasr Wsta -
trainer. g. 4 Dss5sls and - 2. casrrs-
-. Al s.eet rlclan. ~e-s r1'-c ~ 'As farf
To-Day - ~. su8Ess q ire Lzt9rsA face
track -as caargs asalast t@s tarss Essa
xaa TIA. taeY tr1f 60 @sks 1ecksy Assr
ase a. AZ as1<le O. several aorsea b.
soaElnz % e.rA<ezt zsz- AksF rs ar
Ger co-trsc; % Dzfss AID asked g a@vs
rs contract 49, h.sz sasHss. Na4Sn I'D
. rs lzvess4gsfs1a. wtsa tas :sssst
stated
TzE@e ID CT s5Ss.E 70 Ssssne Aasnaslf
I'D tie gsexss ssek tsls - oo1es'ssFs esi-
eercs ,s@t - Ess xzatT Il - eAATzs
HsE Esrrs- Tzsloa so x "a E-.sa. 4rs
% 53rrsS frz= xAa A-asr.ezs 7ssTs
CozgreEs RAGS ~ ts4aYs seeaEsz=.
Joak<y Aksr ~Ns @zszsr2tss fgo2 Az
wFsEEzes2g - tSs $3.50
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THE WEATHER

Wichita, Kan. July ). 1855
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Warmer and generally fair Wednesday.
During the past a hours the hiEhes,
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Tourist Sleeping Cars
THBOCGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Via Missouri Pacific Railway
rnronrh So LIZ cItz

wichita paassrgsTs can t4ks this
through sleeper ~ Csnssso svsry Weanss-
Day evening. AZ srnTiaK ~ Portl4s4
Sunday uiorninE : y
Rates FOR a oossss bsTtz 20 D@uxsF.
s. -. 70 Salt Lake CITY. q -. % Psrtiasa.
s. % One ssFts may b< oeesSis1 ~ tie
Tsraons .ifh9gt extra chsrEs
Th~zs Tourist cars are e TIE vsry istsss
design. STIR gpaslstsrss spriHE SEATS snf
bznka. al bedding sns szsi1ussni = 20
superior at4agisy. al tosIss esrTsa.snors.
sap. towels. etc. are prsvfese ThsT ass
a. cgnnforrscis az sfss -oiaas s.ss1srs
CITY fickst er5cs. "a ssvth ksIs street.
EE BLECELET. ,. 4 7. At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06

Arc1znweI. Jay E-Tns Arctic sxoe.s-
,ioa headsd - WAlt~r Kel.zazu- SHEA
eff TsoDso> Norway. ore lure = "a;
has a44le1 t-on Sslsz5.z. to~n nsz-
here. for Trzzz Jose< Lad Sster tzkssS
oz board s<aU-tS.es Ese<<sa. cexA
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$50,

The Christie-street Commission Com
pany can give you a continuous market
First class service Fair treatment
Write OF call on US At our Office in the
Sedgwlck block. Wichita, Kan Private
wire everywhere.
C E. LATHROP. Manager.
Long Distance Telephone SO.
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Do You

Speculate in grain?
Speculate in New York stocks?
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Going
East
Travel Via
Santa Re Route

Daily by carrier 10 cents
q week.
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cages : Weaieeehea.
z 4 [ q Il b.

- Sn Oelaban. Dise., farb an
l. 6ebruar ber dlteffe 8emobner BEL
staates DiSeonHn, ber 105idbrtg,
Osear 5ullipan. Gullipaa lpas II
JrIanb aebpren unb waaberte tn
Sabre 1888 mad Nmtsita aus. 6,
mar ttinfmal berbeiratbet uns bate II
9inber, bic iebo4 alIe Dor bm seHer'
ben finb.
-Sn Ganta Roia, Galiforuten, be.
sius 8bomas 8. 8bompion, ber fra'
bere ameritauiibe 8eianbte tn Sra.
| Flien. tn eiuem G6mermutbs aafal.
SslbRmorb. iubem er fd bic aebls
bnr9idnitt.
- 6efti8e S9ueeH6rme tuutben In
ben Reu Gnglanb Staaten. 0ie
sdifffabrt bat aroben g9absn erlit'
ten, befsnberS an ber 4iiae bon Wais
ia6uietts. Webrere Gif1erboote sins
gen unter. uobei IL NatroIeu ums
2eten tamen.
- Sm 3Ueiten 2htgert YroceEe In
GbieogO Ia bas 3eusenbsrbbr iebt Be-
eubet unb bic plaiboperS babex BE-.
gouneH. Man slaubt, baB Der BRO,
eeh in etma etner Wu9e gum MbT9Ius
gelangeu uirb.
-Bei etnem 9otelbraub to @Io.
perspilIe, R. g.. tanten s perionen
ums Seben. Mehrere 6otel . Gdte,
BITE aus benz bierten 5todpert iprans
gen. tamen bes bobeu S9nees tpegen
nit leidten gerIsbuusen bauon.
Auslanb.
= Der Deutids 9ei9sana.4 uer.
6KentIidt sineu faiierIi9en grlaB, Der
I'D auf bas aubern in ben b6bereu
2sbranaalten 8erlins besisbi. Der
8oifer srbnet barin an, bab bie Sht.
Ter betm Rabern bon einem eompeten.
ten 2ebrer unb etnem ar3te beaufHGtiat
weroea mhHen. Wettfabrten btrfen
nur i'm 8eifein bon Jreunben anA Der,
wanbten Der 5dtilst abgebc!ten mers
ben, uub uur S@tiler Der ;uei oberen
Grabe btirfen Wettfabrten bsranftaI.
tea. Wirtlide Wettfabrtsboute Ioaeu
gebrau4t tperbea, unb bic Diiians BET
@etifabrtsu fol auf 1900 Neter be.
i9sdnft feiu. Der Raiier bot anges
tanbigi, haB ct BEN unisrri1tsminifer
81, 1000 Mort sur 8erftisuus seReat bat.
um biefe &eform bur93uftbreu. gr
bot ferner peripro9en, idbrIi@ Jmei
preife, In Gotm bon metaIenen ardn.
aen, su ftifteu; Der eine fiir bic I@nellts
Bootmannf6aft, Der anbere far BITE ges
i9idtefe.
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Mufbeltbiert als Atfrtitr.'

Gins Der eriten 8antbduier bon ct.
Petersburs uerbanft feline @riinSnus
einem Mann, Der ben sr1Sten Tbeil
i. ieines Qebens 2eibeisner mar. Doh
i9cn als FOLDER mar er ein rei1er
Banter une madte besreifli1er @eile
grose aniirensunsen, feline polle Brei.
belt sli erriusen. Mian er1ab!t, baB er
5mei Mliliionen Wlart fir ieine srei.
gebnns seboten, iein 9err aber, Der
Grai Sheremetieif, itol3 auf ben BE.
fis eines iold)en 9ei6eisenen, bas barts
nddis abseiebnt babe. Sdlieblid follte
jener feline 6reibeit fiir melt serinaes
ren @reis erlausen. Der 9eibeisene,
Namens Sdalounin, tebrte zines
cages bon Sbeila mad ct. getersburs
5uriid uno bssab iid, ieiner 8erpiiids
tuns semdB, mad benz 8alafte Sdere.
metieffs, um lid ansumeloen. Bon
Der 9eeiie bate er elm 6dbden feiuiier
anitern Der arim alS @ei6enf fit ben
9rafen mitsebraft, es aber Dor benz
0auie i'm SSageu 3uriidselaHen, um
erit Su erfabren. Oh ieiue @abe au9
an9encminen wiirbe. @r fane ben @ras
fen iumitten elmer @elellidaft einses
laoener Gdite, ais oieier Oben auf iei,
men 9ausuerpalter ihalt, nell er gum
Griibiiid feline Guitern beIoret babe.
Der 8ermalter ereldrte, baB aufteru
3ur .3eit ni9t 3u beidaffen sepeien
ieien. 9n oieiem slusenblide bemerite
Der @raf ieineu 8antiers2eibeianen.
raba, ba biit ON ia audi" fubr er
auf. vDu biit bod MIR setomlnen,
mid weSen Oeiner Sreisabe 3u ordn.
gen, uub ipeiBt bod, baB bas nuslos
1T! @as frase i'd nad Dsinem @elbe?
Ood bait, fubr er msbr i9erssnb
fort, ridaffe mir jest gluitern gum
s5riibitiid unb Gu fOlllt frei iein!"
Shalouniu madte cine tiefe 8erbeu,
suns, oerlieB bas ,3immer, fam nit
bem guiternfdsden suriid unb iiellte
es ieinem Serrn gu 8iiBen. Gas SdB.
den Uuroe 9e6ffaet, Der @raf rief mad
popier unb Seber, idrieb Die Sreilais
iuugSertldruns nieoer, uno Der 0eib,
ei9ene mar Elm freier Maun. Damn be.
srHbte Ser @raf ben Santier uub iaste:
Limb nun, lieber Serr gdalouniu,
molten sic mir oas Vergnlsen se,
pdbren, an unierem isriibftiid ibeil.
5unebmen9"
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E@biteballss sermiaas.
go ssaSsa gs
Neue EGinfabrt nad Stem Norf nia
y. & 3. 6. B. &'p.-ltu=
erretdte sSacilitGten.

Wbitsbal Serminus, BITE neue Gin.
fabrt nod Ren Oort, bic out Montaa
ben 10. SuIi bio Der Baltimore. Dbio
uab 5tibmsftli9en Babu er6fnet
tnurbe, III bic gelesenhe Station mad
allen 3beilen ber S.abt Nem Oort unb
Brootlpu. Gieier terminus III on
bet South Gerrp, 6ftli9 Don Der Bot,
tern unb bon bier aus unter bemieIben
Da@e uerben Berbiubunsen semadi
NIT ben 3lgen Der 3peiten, Oritten,
Sedfea un6 Reuntsn Aoeaue god.
babn; nit heneu Der 8roabmap, CO.
lun.bns uab 2erinston 4oenue @abeIs
Iiuisn: Oh unb WeHieite &ingbabs
men Der Bferbebabnlinieu; 5ontb.
Gerrp; Staten 5slaHb Jerrp; 0amil.
ton aoenue uab 80. StraBe (8roof.
ipn) Gerrp.
8auft Cure 8iGsis nod Nem Oori
ti6er bic .. & 8. 9. W. R'u unb SIR
eutge6t allen unbeauemlidteiten.
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@im llmfeblbares "a ittel.

Oas Selb Der Wittiamfcit bcs be-
rllbmten Or. 8ul's Soulteu SDrup
miro INNER fortbelfeben, benn penn
cine Mutter eiunlal bieleS unfehlbare
Mittel 9e9en Sulten, grfdltunG 8rdus
ne cber 6eudbulfen sebraud1t bat 70
ipirb fte ME cine atbere @ebisin per-
fud,en. "c5d) gebraudte Or. Butts
puften Snrup felt Is c5abren in Der
Samilie 9e9en Suifen, Grtdltung mb
Nals>eeipen unb fano i'm Elm auSgcs
seidnetes Wittel. " Srau D.3. Gfarfe,
l63 Sen9reB Ctr, @leoelaub, .. Or.
8nlrs Seulten Sprap tpirb ilberalt fir
% eents oerfauft uno man barf fdl
fitdlt bon 8erfdnferh iiberreben lanen
elnen aneeren ober etrpas billi9ereu
9lrtttel 81 rehmen, benn nur Der ddte
Or. 8ul's culten Sprup 9icbt INNER
;ufriecenitelleuee 9feiultate,
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9ertrei6ett

Yertrei6eit
Sis bic &rautb.lt surd re4t3eitia.n
@sbruuh BON Iutt's 9sberpid.u. .in
ultss unb bsudbrtss Seilmittel, bas init
isoem Gage pOpularer pirs. Gs turirt
ieber 5eit
aOpf(amsDea
is"rsn @assn, Waloria. 8srbauunas.
bslqwsrOsn, TRACE sebsrtbdtist,it. Ser.
ii0pfuns nnb alIs Srantbeitsn Der Gau..
2mtt's 3eber Yiuen.
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WV ~W "WVW0
tn @arten. Difritt bes 5taates. De.
iunbbeit unb alimo unibertroffen.
8illise 9dnbereien fhr ben Garmer,
Marttgdrtner. Obf. unb giebah1ier.
Wegen @inselbeiten lpeubet Sud on
9. 5. W Wartin, g. 3. A.,
San Nntouio, SsraS.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-02
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Arizona republican., 1898-07-08
OUT OF THE VEST POCKET.

It was 300 years ago, in Florence that the first grand opera was pro- duced.
 The first vessel to carry the Ameri- can flag around the world wassshe shin Columbia. which sailed from the port of Boston, September 30, 17S7.
 In 1893 Mary Gillard Of Independ- ence, Kan, lost fher voice. A week ago she was picking strawberries. A bug crawled across her hand. She screamed. Ever since her voice has been as good as new.
 Microscopic diamonds have been found in worn steel rails of the North eastern railway company in England that were being experimented upon to find out how much strength the steel had lost
 It is a peculiar fact that with mos. men the growth of the hair is greater on one side of the face than on the other. It is said that hair always grows more quickly on that side on which we are stronger.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-08
SAME OLD SPIRIT.

President Eliot of Harvard evidentl, has little sympathy with the educated men who carp at the motives and con. duct of the present war. Perhaps too, he is anxious to dissociata the university of which he is the head from all responsibility for the vagaries of few of his professors. He de clared in his commencement spaecb that the spirit which animates Har- yard men now is just what it was in lS61. Nor does he fear "imperialism' as much as some estimabIe. but timid' persons fear it. He we'll said that "if we look back on the former wars we shall clearly see, think, that the men who began each one of these wars had not the slightest conception of whither the war was to lead them" It is no more reproach to Americans today that a war begun for the liberation. Of Cuba should end in the conquest of the Philippines than it was to those Of the revolutionary times that a protest against unjust taxation should de- velop into 8 contest for independence. At all events it is no part of the duty of college graduates to grumble at the origin or purpose of war while ii. IS in progress.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-08
OUR OBLIGATIONS.

When Cuba comes into our hand.
 there may be occasion to discuss g
 number of financial questions con.
 nected with this war. The history ot
 Spanish rule in this hemisphere has
 left, however, an ancient claim in the
 hands of American citizens, who will,
 in all probability, call on the United States to give them their own. Certain bonds outstanding represent the inter- est of American citizens in property injured by the Spaniards during the first and second decade of the century. They are lien on Cuba's revenues. It IS estimated that not less than $500 900 worth of them are held. The last in terest paid on them was in September. 1887. In spite of the excellence of the surety which the holders will have when the United States takes Cuba. the price of the bonds in the market has recently fallen. The other day $5,OO0 worth of them sold for $1OO. Yet it is certain as can be that the securities constitute a valid debt against Cuba directly and the United States finally, since the country agreed to guarantee them. Like the French spoliation claims, though, they have seen the support of the United States only at times when the members of congress have been lobbied into au- Lnorlzlng steps to make good the old
Arizona republican., 1898-07-08

The man Stephens, who fired Pardee Hall at Lafayette college, destroyed some plants around the other build 1ngs, mutilated the organ in the chapel and threw books down a well, is now reported to have been a common thief, many valuable books belonging to the college having been found at his home. Stephens is degenerate of the first quality. It is according him generous treatment to set him down as being insane. Nevertheless his deliberate method of malicious mischief indi- cates that he had more than the cun- ming of an insane man. He is too dan gerous to be left running at large, and It IS some consolation to know that he has been detected before he had worked further destruction to the college prop erty.