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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-28

The advertiser who lets up In the sum
uer is apt 10 faI 70 catch up to his more
wide awake competitors in the falL
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TAKE THE MISSOURI

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You know what you want Ask for it
in the stores and take nothing else. In
polite merchants sometimes offer I'M
known wares in place OF those with an
established reputation.
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WHITELAW REID's DISCOVERY

WHITELAW REDS DISCOVERY
Hon. Whitelaw Reid, o. the New York
Tribune. spends nearly every winter
win his family at Phoenix, Ariz-.
where he finds the climate Unexpectedly
agreeable. Ia a letter 10 the PBiiadel-
paia Tines ne says: Eastern folks VII
nave ID form new IDEAS OF Ariz0ns- !
am keeping house here With great con-
fort. Sfy residence mas hot and cold
water, electric light and telephone. and
the climate is really better shan tbat o.
Cairo" Mr.. Reds health has greatly
improved since his visits % TIE south
Anyone wao wishes 20 become fuIiy in
formed regarding health resorts n the
sslt River valley sh71ld address ". J..
Plack. G. P. a. 4. 7. & 8. + Ry-. To-
peka. Kaz.. OF c. n Higgins. a G. r
A. Chicago.
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News Of the Farm
GRASS on GRAIN.

One Of the questions being discussen at
the farmers Institutes is whether the old
time custom Of sowing grass seed on
grain is as beneficial of good results as
sowing the seed alone. 1t is true that the
grain shades the growing grass, but the
stronger root growth of the grain crop
must to a certain extent affect the young
grass. There is the advantage. when
grass seed is sown without using grain
land, of thorough preparation of the soil
for the grass crop, which is not the case
when grain is seeded in the fall and grass
in the spring. 1t is possible that if grass
seed is sown on land that is fine and
ready for the seed it will make much
greater growth than when sown on grain
and thus escape the effects Of the dry
season, which usually comes in summer
On sandy soil clover and the various
grasses may be seedd down in August
but on clay soil the frost may throw the
plants out during the winter. 1t Is mis-
take, however, to suppose that grass
crop cannot be grown from spring seed
ing without the aid of a grain crop.
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. w. LIN Zen L Il Elk
City Ticket Agent,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-28

After you have used all the ham that
will NIGEL ycut from the bone. chip the re-
naming tender meat for frizzled ham.
and put the bone into tire stock pot
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Meats left from beef ia should be saved
for use when making curry. The water
draws out the favoring and the stimulat-
ing principles Of the beef. but the fibre
which contains the greater part OF the
nourishments is left undissolved-
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An ordinary meat grinder will save
money and hours OF time, as it chops IN
cooked meats easily.
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Dancing
Announcements

Dancing Announcements for pri-
vate parties are small white iJur
page sheets, printed OF engraved
on first page
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-28

Through tickets. baggage checked.
maps. time tables and full Information
about the Santa Fe Route ard Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticke,
of1ice at Douglas avenue station. which
is open until 1910 D. m. every Gay. Al
questions .cheertully answered
I. r DELANEY Agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
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Washington, April Is. Congress today formally

Washington, April 25.-Congress today formally
declared to exist between the United States and
Spain. The senate passed the naval appropriation
BILL carrying large amounts OF money for the improve
ment of sea-fghting arm of the Federal service
The Hull army appropriation bill was passed by
the senate and goes to conference. Secretary
Sherman resigned to be succeeded by Assistant Secre
tary Day. and the latter by John b. Moore OF New
York acknowledged authority international law;
and the department called the several States for
their quota to the volunteer army of the United States
These make up the important events Of the day
original leaving presumed
of international law Mt Columbia
welcomed
originally Delaware the
by
without regard
believed
ms ndsposion pma-
ion authority
the departing in the Fl
will
two
for al
be stationed at Key
conjunction the
commission apase-
prizes and to assist the prize crews IN their work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

1t has been understood for some time
past that Assistant Secretary Roosevelt OF
the navy would soon retire in order TO en-
ter the military service in the Cuban cam
paign. This story can now be confirmed
positively, although the time set for Mr..
Rooseyelt's departure from the department
is not definitely fixed The president today
named Mr.. Roosevelt as lieutenant colonel
of one OF The regiments Of mounted rifle
men to be raised In the Rocky mountains
under Colonel Wood. whom Mr.. Roosevelt
has urged for the place. Colonel Wood IL
now Dr. Wood of the army. He won 4
medal Of honor for distinguished sailantry
while in the hard Apache campaigns
against Geronimo. Colonel Wood starts
West tomorrow TO superintend the organ
ization. Many offers have already come 10
Mr. Roosevelt from individuals and organ
cations among the cowboys Secretary
Long wishes Mr.. Roosevelt to remain IN
his rresent position as long as possible, SO
i, NAV be two or three weeks bsfore ne
will Join his command.
The president and both secretaries nave
expressed regret at Mr.. Rooseveits leav-
ing. though wishing him to remain mere
I'LL the reBliIcht - sSouy ~ -, -
the invasion OF Cuba. Before that, however.
he may have to leave Tor short periods "a
superintnnd the enlistment
So far tho talk Of successor 10 MT
Rnoseyelt has been mere speculation ana
Il can be stated positively that ny ~ ms
time the president has not mace q choice
as his successor. II may ne notfd N v,sM
OF the recent mention OF Admirai WAher
in that connection that a. y stands the law
requires the Office Of assistant secretary
to be filled by a civilisn. 70 INA. y 1c
admiral desired TO accept thai oHice ne
would be under the unpleasant necessity
Of resIgning from the navy ana losing MS
place as . retired officer, which ne ~ not
likely 10 do. !.
Of hostilIties on the Cuban coast 80 iar a.
the department was concerned or u y was
in possession Of any information u Was 50
carefully guarded that nothing leaked OUT
Al few kilograms came from Key west an
nonncing the arrival there OF the prizss,
whose capture has been reported through
the D-css
Nothing could be obtained as 70 ne ~
tenticns OF Commodore Schiey ~ 50 nasuiy
rushing away the Columbia ana the Mime
apols from Hampton Roads. but y IS pc
ilieyed that their purpose y 70 speler me
paris or some o. The other liners from
Spanish attacks.
There was talk 81 establishing SUPPLY
derot In the Philippines 20 meet the coma
tions in Asiatic yeters our meet fneT, nov
has no home eHd under neutrality laws her
stay at any port y limited % few hours
This Il unpleasant, besides Involving the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

expenditure Of great deal OF coal. 80. Il
may became necessary 10 seize q port In
the Philippines and fortify 1t as q base Of
supplies.
The department today purchased two
more steamers. the Hortcnse OF New Or
leans and Mary Willick Of Galveston.
The interest al the war department was
the dispatch 10 the governors Of States aud
Territories notifying them how many msn
they would have to furnish as volunteers.
how they should be apportioned among the
three arms Of the service and where they
should rendezvous in the army A goo
many details are waiting to be arranged
In order 10 carry out the departments
project Of the mobilization Of the yo,un-
teers. hut these are rapidly being dis.
posed OF
The department got notice today that
John Logan. son Of the late 3Uhn A. LogaI,
has raised Z cavalry regiment. which he
offered 10 the government under his OWL
command. II Is hoped that this viii b.
ACCOMPLISHED as part OF the men are To be
furnished bv Illinois.
John Jacob Aston Of Now York. not cru
tent with Offering the severnmsnt Tree bis
splendid yacht Normshsl and free fraps,
rortat.on for troops and s'ipplieF over the
railways In whict hs u Interested. has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

come forward with notice that he has
raised and equipped at bis own expense q
battery or artillery which he desires 10
offer to the government under his own
plans tor service III Cuba. This offer vii
probably he ACCEPTED, though the depart
Inant has been deluged with Offers to raiEe
volunteers In this way 70 the aggregate
number OF at least $4,000 men. A. the
presidents authority In the volunteer bill
Is only TO enlist three regiments outside
the regular quotas TO be furnished BY the
States there IL not much opportunity 20
accept the services Of these patriots.
The order 20 the District militia TO 80
Into camp here At the Soldiers home WAS
revoked inst al The moment when Il vas
In execution. owing. It IL said. 10 the fact
that the sudden calling away q 50 mzus
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cotton I,eIt bulletin.
HAWAIIAN IsLANIs.
,ev Are Necessary for Operations
a., The Pacific.

They Are Necessary for Operations
IN the Pacific.
Washington. April 25.-tspeciai TO IN
Post )--The members OF the foreign reia'
tions committee say they have no Informs
lion that, the Hawaiian Islands have beer
annexed by seizure by Admiral Miller. ~
ho~.ver the United States has no base
81 operations in the Pacific closer 10 IN
Philippines than San Francisco !. III, = 10
au nu.ved very soon. The United States yes
s Sst have LETT Hong Kong and can not no"
return.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
THREE PRIZES.
American war.hips con-
tinue 10 Capture Vessels.

J Washington. April 25. Com
Z nander j. NJ. Forsythe, COM
} handing tho naval station 1T
: Key West, has reported to the
Z navy department the seizure Of
) three more Spanish prizes by
J the vessels OF Captain Sampson
, fleet. He says that on the aith
\ instant the Detroit sent into
) Key Nest the prize steamer Cat
alma OF Cadiz, and that yes
terday the Cushing and Algon-
I gum arrived at Key West with
( two Spanish sahooners which had
been seized in neighboring
{ waters. The last two named
[ prizes we're towed into port by
I the Algonquin, which is one Of
the recent acquisitions to the
navy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
HOUSTON HAS BEEN SELECTED.
The Troops to Be Sent from Texas to Be Mob
iIZed Here.

According to the Associated Press dispatches re
ceived at early hour this morning Houston has been
selected the point of mobilization for the troops
called for by the president for service during the
with Spain The governor has issued lis proclamation
calling for volunteers This discounted by many
tenders and more than the 1900 called for have
already in their tenders Of service This being So
1T is expected that the Texas troops will be
ing to this point
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r0oTE FIRED on.


y In MatansHr HnrI,Gr.
( on Board Associated Press Dis ,
} patch Beat Dauntiess. Matanzas.(
{ Island of Cuba. via Key West. Fla.
April PSI copyrighted 1895. by the
Associated prcas.1-T first Spanish 2
2 shots fred at tho American Nag were(
{ directed against the torpedo onat J
} Foote. Lieutenant w l.. Rodgers
y commanding. between and 6 o'clock I
Saturday evening, while she was :
J making roundings In Matanzas har- z
Dor.
& The three shots all went wide Of 7
} the Foote. which returned to they
) Cincinnati. whcrc she reported ~ Z
remit Of her soundinss and thsn en-
( rounccd that sac had been fired
} upon.
} The Cincinnati was anxious to(
) steam In instantly ana reduce tho )
Spanish batteries. but she was nct J
{ permitted TO do SO.
4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

There are two areas Of high pressure OF
the chart tonight. One IS approaching from
the northwest, Win the highest barometer
3o.cd inches at North Platte. The other Ii
central over Southern Texas. with the highest
reading 1920 inches at Corpus Christi A
long, narrow trough of low pressure extends
from Oklahoma eastward to Nashville.
s. Generally fair weather prevails throughout
the districts reporting tonight. except Mis-.
sorri and Iowa, where it is cloudy and rain.
ing.
Showers are reported from the northwest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26
LONDON DISAPPOINTED.
A.x,ou. for the Fighting to BeEtn'
f- erain.s Note NOt Noticed.

AuxiOus for the FI&ntsnE "
syain's Note. MT Nottcea'
London. April 26.-The iact ina. ~
striking events have happened cur'ns 'ns
last twenty four hours causes fsesins o
disappointment and the conviction gains
rro,,nd that the war is likely 10 be pro-
tractsd one. II is recognized that Spain can
~ ! fford 10 wait for events, while America
csn ID nothing until she has practically
saIucd possession Of Cuba.
epainis note to the powers is reRaloen
With rather academic interest as makinz
10 change in the real situation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-26

employees from the departments without
notice threatened TO cripple the govern
ment service,
rho action OF the president In recon-
mendipg q formal declaration Of war was
welcomed BY officers In every department
as putting tho present struggle on = more
dignihsd basis and tending TO the avoid
anos Of international complications. s
EMBARRASSMENT At FHsgIPrlNEa.
TIE Navy Deparimenf Expects e
Hesr ~ One HoSu. 81 Il
wsshinston. April s5. = Special - ~
Post "a special 70 The New York Herald
rays Commodore Dewey y sxpected =
establish ! blockade Of ~ prlaeipAl psss1
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SPANS DECREE.
Balfour supposes Letters Of 1arque May Issue.

madea
he
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WAR FORMALLY DECLARED.

Washington, April 25(spcial
dent
this
on the recommendation
reported the
senate acted
evening That
The bill declaring
president s al ows
"a bill
dom of Spain.
BE IT Fro
I the
since the t day Of April a. including States
of America the Kingdom d
actual the United
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Governor Calls for Volunteers in Texas.

Austin, Texas April 25The
Of
70 volunte and u
muncated officially
lone regime of vary -?
the authority
the United
II
andau
"A. Governo
the Cover JoHN Sectary of
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Not included in means.

GENERAL observations.
OBJ ervations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p M. 18th meradian
time:
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|sDAYs FORECAST.

lsaas. IAN international sunday
's ss VIII be held here today and
M n Y.--The twentieth annual
ZION Of the Royal Arcanum con-
ssssy and tomorrow.
yLls. MINI. The woman's
posrd OF missions Of the North
IN txo days meeting here, be-
n stlL-The contest for the Star
hampton Fred Gilbert OF Spirit
2ss9o y, A. r. Elliott of Kansas
aied 70 come off here today.
NJ nave been completed aye-,,-
loeess OF Odd Fellows. Odd Fell
~ ss, and Daughters OF r.
v salepration of the seventy ninth
= sne order, which is to be held
ssSis. ind,-Delegates from the
9! Science. the stats Hor-
|kJi.N sne State board OF educa-
- Humane Society and other
s.a Interested in humane move
suounced to meet in convention
HviscO: Cal.--Peter Jeffries and
~ rs scheduled to box before the
sooay. Both men nave bee.
sna an exciting contest Is ex-
oout will be watched with un-
-. Sehrite is matched to meet
peatnls from MaSrid.
Hpr'l 2s.-The Madrid corre-
20 Daily Mail says: De-p:te
4. from America, the forts At
g! opened fire yet upon the
~ never yet besn within
SSseeticans have not cut the
vest The government IL rc-
.sms via Jamaica and Her
| x ~ ~ z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-21

* il net Gaia TIA, Is tro2tzgnx TIA
Eoswrnrssnt g Spain 80 nsseh as tie
Political cioass at hozae. Aay sxpsosssa
"a csska may grrrfr4tAte ire ntarEsa. bit
the great fear Of ,As present ainalnAs-
ssatsau L. that the eas1ansenE and the
turmoil wi1 cad tn a restoration u the
fourbons IA tEaAs eonntFY wiaen dis
satisfaction nfth the coalitions as
sssDses portsaioas dimensions i fads
relief ln planning for change OF
s.irzs. E'he sAEne spirit exists III SpaIa,
bat shsr~ Is 10 safety valve 81 tina:
country. Il Is rot change q party
ralc that follows after eAuzgaiga
wAgsd upon constitutional nnss. bat az
ugheAyaI. farlod Of Fi0tiag. then cISI
war. and a change % dynassass We
have a party warfare wagea a, the
reiis. the sp&aiRFsts have a revolution
which sxhaasss .tsstf IL bio21shsd All
destruction ard makes any ssasblance
CT aFGseF II vie xae terEnination.
Dan Carlos and his followers are ~
the back eg the Disturbances ia Spain.
Thia becanae SO notorious that the pope
issued q mandate 20 the clergy adsnon-
l&aing them To taxe 40 part 10 The agisa-
ton They are dissatisfied wtn saa
liberal policy Of the aaesns govern
uaent DsiisTsag II 20 be suby srssve or
the Authority 81 the church. Nih the
exception II Austria Il offered. anti
the past few years, the best epportuni-
ties for prsfsFsfles2t. It's Golfers were rich
and the authority 81 the church was
paramount sow the civil authorities
ara In power, socialism has spread on
the enc hard and liberalism In church
matters on the ether Spain has ceased
70 be a Catholic nation at heart ard
the church reYnEues have fallen OF I'm
mensely.
Don Carlos Is aetaateA ey the heredi-
tary belief In his right 20 the throne
and the very human ambition To be
king ig the land he Believes to be hIs
by divine right Besides. BE Is poor.
The old aristoeFatsc families. wao once
exercised Inaaenea ~ reason ~ their
possessions and hoaors. have been
pushed aside ~ the new generation o.
active Hlsa who have risen by their own
fnerit--not always % the highest orsier.
sometimes - polltleaI shrswaaes& ard
not snfFeqaensiy by s0rca ef viii All
the cid element - arrayea against tha
ceuft Of the queen. ~ho has sought %
extend ths authority % government AMI
,o establish limited aud constitutional
monarchy.
tbs sarilsts have not been so active
of go aDdAelaas for many years as they
aFe aow They are waiting log the taa,-
ARE - the gavsFanenfs rolley ef au-
sanowy in cabs That wgil result Ia
the fan * sassstAs cabinet. aaa an
oatReeak vii follow Whether Don
Carlos wili ~ sueceasful or rsot dspea3s
aTaa the rsretlns constitutional govern
nent has secured to Spain TIE uscs-
rurial sefag% fstuent x the peepis does
nss hol& ost useh hope that they are
caf@Ste of seEt government er aprre-
caA'e SO alssn'ssees Aad reseousgosl!tscs
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rBe TuFysntn Mai aud Empire tie
STA. sTsssssses Sc - greatly @vsr4ea
akes ghe relief expedition. II ebasae~
terriers sIs entsflsFtse So an Insult 10
Cswssia. asst altogether gross warllNe
asaf fks ousiaus. The iassAlneat pres
~ss < United states troops Ia tEs
Northwest territory pats Fhs Toronto
swaeF In a vszy gloomy stase g fuii.a.
aa1 eeiag hosflis 10 tns present Ottawa
ssnmeHt, IL as@s nst fail 70 pant
eas ~hsfs Il considers the tGtsrai aa-
sss-rstsas have hesn wanting ia upfaoiss-
iaR sh~ colonial integrity "osa SAB
scFilwr. toa. haa tsssn heard sFaga N
nssasasfsfssla numbers ard with ths
usual eloquent complaints. Ter in-
stanes. british Canadian" writes the
fe}lswinx
~ as sxpeasE5en ts necessary have IS
ma msan. fFaH the eafaus 8Essirr ssgi-E hI@f
ssa@H wae ~ eessspweea4s - take CHARGE
II a9s u iksFe ia man ta TIE tsnpagsAl
service was - esmpss@ssa slavs We net
pisfts - SYLLABLE MsE ssa9 Ssa1a gladly
sssssnf@sF fer ssasa 80 sxge3ifsea- H&ss
ss n5t as sHa supplies ssssglfRas What
- So Esd IN ssa@ tss @hsefa another euan-
sfg wFssas - SAaS ~ sxngfiifiaa 50 fas
aasaAes tsoi8 sfs easssN II great ssenm~as
KS fsssea in e@F territory a aelsAhagtag
easgfsfs sifnf eissrsg that tAe goId IL GA
theAF siss ST ths Hna, ard saen ii as-
sfssnss elass taaf Il IS snt they propose
- ssHs shstr tasHsass taf8 the regian Il
ssF~sFs very @gea Hse a canfes~ls - 90
iaeasaretemTs ~ ear xessrnmsnt~
IL Is easy - observer the SQUIRE ~ the
fnaAdish alarm. Feal os pretended. II
- feared that sn~ tnissa states VII
fosisa IiFigiSh precedent in sradinE a
aesfarY expedition fnga aetsu ss3ess sav.
efeH tesTilefY esaeF geetsst e a gg3ssa,
b HaFpssss. anA mse is - th, entering
~ag ~ sgvst scheme - conquest
7his Is nng fhe Aaaefbaa method. "a
q assef tAa hsen ner wsil Re yvs geass
saea questionable a4psesnatie coaps r.
tae eaaileh
Is 81 gHs 8ssssn - fas IS Il has ben
nssassf an8 Announced. sB ssna tae
es5sast'ea thfea&a NeF3N~eas terrific. y
"Hssf e@eAtt "a 80 funaetes pel'5@ Il
has ae ~ te@u lassnsie3 thag sre& er
Hfsr 81 l'astrs states tyes'ps seaasA
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Congressman Hsst z.ts OK. - the best
pelTts In tie discussion o. cur policy as 70
Cpaa shea he sa43 ta&s recognition was
tbs Cassaa nut rot 10 TIE American. Il.
ws are 20 have war. tss - seek & directly
nst Ia .oFesd laio II by chance" 1ha
iaBia kacws that recognition Of helsIssrea-
eY would BE l@ss advantageous 70 the Gu
sana than tae present eoa1igiGn. asi that
body seeFetiy hoped /. woaAa lead 30 trsg-
tsson. a chance shot. hasfy acl wAtch
woald precspifate war between rs ana
SPAN. We yield cur sympathy ard rai eur
haaGs iE oar pockets. But we hardly Ike
% he sasseEef lEte trap.
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