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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

and husbands tabood And why not? The world would be
round happiness and feminine freedom from but
for babies symphonic dream of and
of flowers club life It who is responsible for
fan the lot Of for all her
Besides capable Of saying such hateful
things lately disquistion the question
old bachelor divorced widower, delivers
himself following brutal estimate for which he ought
ostracised These his concluding sentences:
things only superior to men, they
superior to nurses teachers Of young chill
dren, no trim equal to woman In all
other respects the superiors
cooks arI the best housekepers Although
nearly girl takes piano lessons music
the great piano players and musicians
have been demonstrated by thousands years expert
Women who trying to become lawyers and who
imagine they divide worlds rewards
with men, should remember that they
cap; nature intended that should
paths, and viii reward them other directions Women
natural and natural teachers They
natural housekeps and cooks; they would they
fritter their running after foolish
things"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
A Woman Law Maker.

a has been elected to the LEGISLATURES Of
Utah, state where it is claimed that women
been held slaves and playtbinss Of man.
with congressrnaneIect that he has
wives Mrs Horne young beautiful OF course
IS, otherwise she would have been elected Where
for Office it beauty which count
OF her sib rather than quality gray mat
Mrs Horne however credited with being bright and
mother Of children, both VIII be LEFT
with their father, bookkeeper in he state
Bank OF Utah How he and the deserted ones viii
make it this winter while manipulating frzzes
working her jaw part context She prob
ably might baby business or otherwise
her ambitions figure somebody. However
clubs evidence and this leads
that and both the neglect Of homes We may next
be confronted with hied-g clubs, then VIII come the
Of which baby be relegaed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
The Days of Enormous Ocean Vessels.

The great liners the grey hounds deep that ply
between America and Europe long swift strong
that they plunge through the reaching
swell steadily that sckness is almost
But greater IS being built On Saturday
launched from the shpyard of Harand Wclfe
Belfast Ireland the Oceanic greatest ship
that foats-the greatest The first
steamship to the Atlantic 1885,
tons 800 horse TIE Sirius quite contemplate
alongside Of craft. Not good so
powered river favorie the Darius
steamship in the Atlantic trade the Great Western
1910 tons 500 horse power $2O0ol SUCCESS
OF the Great Western bigger and better ships built
after until 1853 when the Great
out This ship $.,65O0OO will
not cost much this. She fail
that the building Of large ships received
until the St Louis years ago did length
Of ship much 500 feet. Oceanic
will be the monarch of the seas in size least
swfness although her engine power expected to main
tain her in the speedest long
the longest vessel that constructed,
have carrying capacity of 17,O4O
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
Daily eagle
W. n. aIURDOCK. Editor
The Thing Being Done Is the Right Thing.

Senator Foraker's talk about stealing Cuba is far
fetched United the of Cuba at
great money In efforts to amel-
iorats under Spanish rule we
sent Havana where two hundred
fifty treacherously murdered Later having
whipped Spain from the island and
succored thousands upon Of starving Cubans
from death our peace commission the island from
millions of debt In addition this Uncle Sam is
anteeing the Cubans life and liberty live
In peace with the assurance they stable
government What more would Foraker Cubans ask
There is nothing now for our government but
vent the people Of that island killing other off
which they would proceed to United States
If in the of time and while we
are waiting for the inhabitants Of reach
state civilization equal the residents
of that island from the United the
don4nent force the island viii naturally
OF its own free choice part of the United States
There is no question Porto Rico, and
wish the Philippines which threaten
to prove both a grave care and expense
However question what shall do with
them We may dispute with until the crack Of
doom on the limitations organic law and the intent
of the trainers Of it. but the nsuppressible
a
as consequence Of making peace with late enemy we
are soon to have coded sovereignty of the islands
We have convinced ourselves would have been
better for the nation sailed of Manila bay
after destroying the Spanish feet but
remained there to complete Gripping foe
tactical performances which American
is disposed assumed large and momen
tous responsibility compelled, matter Of
national honor to carry that responsibility
to be discharged only credit and
with bsnefcence to mankind.
We may primary authority seize foreign pos
sessions may fundamental right hold vassal
colonies but we've got Philippines trophies
we must make some disposition of them.
In the abstract we Philippines what
Cuba, namely the REIMBURSEMENT of
Spanish sovereignty. doing different
Besides occupying by force
Philippines predicang right under
quest we also agree to pay a money. When that
money paid government viii supreme authority
dispose Islands, government Them the
dictates of reason and conscience may suggest
the meantime the paramount duty of the senate-he
patriotic duyis raty peace treaty stands that
relations Spain may be adjusted friendly basis
Afterwards discuss the future of the Philippines
from standpoint expedency genius Of our people
constitution. The gentlemen striving to
make political of treaty violence to the con-
science of the American people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
Leedy and His LEGISLATURE.

Auditor Cole refusing pass Treasurer Grimes
the bills and expenses incurred by the Pop-xra
session. at least such remained unpaid by Hefebower
who had paid the bulk Of them. The having
submitted to Acknowledgement GODDARD legal opinion
he suggests that the matter be Immediately the
court for final determination refusal to pay
rests the claim that the session uncottu
tOna The chances that the supreme court win ind
that the legislature legally convened The urgency or
necessity for extra session wholly the Judgment
of the Such executive act probably cannot
by supreme court However
legality the session other way touches or effects
the consutionay unconstitutonaty Of the various
measures passed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
A Contemporary OF John Brown Gone.

Yesterday mornings dispatches contained
Of the Shaer w. Edridge at his home
in Lawrence Kansas at the Of g. The Erdge family
had much do with the early affairs Of Kansas being very
prominent. politically, enterprsng whom Colo
nel S. ". the eldest Thomas n later years a
banker at Coeyvie and believe Edward has
dent Of the east for years Mrs Col o. Larnard
daughter Arms wife States Mar
shall Arms who killed by John Richie Topeka was
sister The Edridge House years known
hosiery of St Louis The original Eldrdge
destroyed border ruans second by GUAM
tre The Eldrdges family brave bright men and
women
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
A Valuable Relic,

enir fad has wild Havana threatened with icing
carried off piecemeaL The fad borders vandalism As
for other directions army navy returned home prac
tcally buttoless But surprising interest
and be valuable has just turned up Philadelphia
John Sruthers father of Mrs Struthers Dunn.
Of Philadelphia, ago PRESENTED the govern
ment the marble sarphagus which incoses the remains
Of George Washington at Mt Vernon. replacing it
the sarcophagus piece accidentally Clipped off the
coffin which the original receptica of the
body Of WashngtuA Mr.. Sruthers brought this home.
After his death Helen, the daughter had piece
wood of the coffin polished and with gold
of breastpn. The shape article like that Of
coffin 1t has been an ornament The final
disposition Of this relic 50 to Independence
Hall in Philadelphia custody Of the government
at Washington is subject Of consideration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
He Is Down on Empiricism.

The Pop state senator. Hanna, who resigned under
Leedy and rensated under Stanley signazed his
by the introduction the drastic
that could be leveed irregular prac-
oneers healers and the like 1t aimed Christian
Scientists Faith Healers and the fellows holds
with his pills and decocs the street by aid
Of wheezy reed instrument and quarette Of singers.
Hanna's bill provides that in the future.
the business Of healing diseases whether by medicines
drugs mechanical device manipulation mental impression
in other manner" until he has passed examination
and received license from the state board Of
examination viii be entirely physiological
subjects and win stumbling block to all who not
propose praccng according line methods For viola
ton. fine of less than $50 viii be imposed for the first
oense and of 500 or Imprisonment Of
notices. tha6o days both fine and Imprisonment for the
second oTense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
Along the Kansas Nile,

Billy Morgan. new state printer. wa:
born in Ohio, too.
AS soon as the session is over Governor
Stanley will teach a Sunday school elias:
in the Methodist church at Topeka
The older politicians of the state ar,
! positive that Senator Baker will be fed
eral judge and that Burton Will be made
/ United States senator.
In Kansas a political life will tear tht
mask off any man, and does. Few mer
| in Kansas politics long pass for more thar
\ they are really worth.
Jim Troutman. the leading man for IL.
! surance commissioner for a long time. has
! pulled out of the race, with the frail ex-
| PLANTATION that he is Disguised.
| The machine Republicans Of Kansas
! have had the word passed out among
! them-McKlnley is not for expansion
| They are all turning sommersaults.
! Mort Albaugh says he was made re-
| ceiver of the Cross bank. Emporia, by
| the kindness of c. S. Jobes and not
/ through the payment OF any political OBJ
/ legation.
! Grant c. GiHett. sky-rocket. now much
! icus Cinderdom, Will return 20 Kansas
February l TO face his creditors. He does
not fear prosecution.
There IS a stormy time Of II down in
Washington between Horton and Hook
for the federal judgeship. You can light
a match by simply holding its head Up
against the warm situation.
The present state administration start
ed out with the idea that liQuor-drink-
ers could not get appointments. It was
q salmon-colored dream and II is now get
ting the greeting de horse laugh al over
Kansas.
There IS a dark blue row visible on the
northwest horizon Of state university
said 20 be due 10 the jealousy OF the rest
% the faculty against Dyche. because the
rewspap ers mention him 50 much and 50
favora5ly.
John Blunt, col5red man OF Lawrence
was sentenced 70 the pen!tertiary IN 1875
tor murder. LewelIing par6oned him out
and the other day a. Lawrence he sod
uaortgaged property and his vacation VIII
soon be over.
The state before future conventions
should demand some explanation OF the
kilograms which passed between Dr.
SwenHsoa of HcPhsEsou and john Seaton
q Atch.soa last spring. Are the po.ll-
clans trying % forget that
Declaring the special session uuoo1stits-
tionai. rehabIlifates the METROPOLITAN rc-
lice law. u might De a good idea not
% declare that session Uacons- tut5onai
i Tasu't and & Is neither good sense
nor good politics 20 declare = vas
CoIousl E-6-ljge Of Lawrence. one ~
the Old Karsas figures. reelete with 20
names and escapes galore. is dead Co
lionel Learnsr1 married one 81 hts daugs-
ters The famous Eid-isEs House a.
Lawrence which Quantre1 burned. cost
- 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

Col. Theodore Roosevelt has this 10 say
of McGinty. the Payne county boy who
was with his company In Cuba: "Then,
there was little McGinty. the bronco bus
ter, from Oklahoma, who never walked
hundred yards if by any possibility he
could ride. When McGinty was reproved
for his absolute inability to keep step on
the drill ground, he responded that he
was pretty sure that he could keep step
on horseback. McGinty's short legs caused
him much trouble on the marches, but he
had no better or Drawer man on the
fight"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

u. n J0hus1a n the Geograrafrz-
Magazine writes u western Esrses. He
tanks me high plains are By - .%e
czttfeuen AID Enal f5- TIE fam
There Is 70 USE be says '-Ia nla-tfr.z
wheat thar does EafE row fsat svaF-
and again Il IRE fsrt1e zol1. through z--s
ssazons Of cnzasEered prayer. hsx Re-
f1sea % grow 70 BE aure. s-es "a
decade. more o. iezs ihsT> NJ ee--s
year q asenty-z year q general aua r.-r
para,ivaiy zban1zHt r2-ufall-zs. fo- er-
snn.e. the pzEs ere o: zs-s bind ubI~-
tie ear years n unbroksa ss.eees.s.-
yrers faxs sozea. but taess saesn-t,-.s
~ uat n aasEer . p-aTer. -z@r -
ratser - b regarded a. -ater3ssltsoz.s
:. he sx1 oEs ard = cgS1@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18
Outlines of Oklahoma

Oklahoma City the otherday was treated
| to a January hail Storm
The fire extingulsher al Hennessey Is
known as the ..salaratus wagon"
E. l. Simpson OF Jefferson has patent
| ed a gasoline light which gives 6-candls
power.
Several farmers IN Grant county are
petitioning the legislature 10 pass mutGa
insurance laws
The Tyron Mercury advises people to
take some kind of a paper-saying that
even paper Of pins viii give you points
A sunset al Oklahoma City the other
evening presented the wonderful sight
Of q heavy rain falling from blooG-red
cloud.
Senator Haven raked the chairmanship
OF the judiciary out OF the fire. and didn't
want it. Somebody has hoodooed Ha-
ven.
The enrolment of the Agricultural col
lege at Saltwater now reaches 200. Tween
ty-five new pupils have come in since the
holidays.
The present legislature has let the bars
down 10 divisions of counties-an action
the legislature viii regret before the end
o. the session.
The Ponca City Courier has Joined the
Medford Patriots roar over the deal
wherein Judge McAtes appointed a
Republican clerk.
There was a shortage Of coal in Okarche
last week and the first relief came in the
shape of a car load from Illinois. The
way of the railroads is marvellous.
The Oklahoma papers have good rea-
son for keeping up an everlasting snort
against unsanitary conditions in their
towns. Oklahoma is pretty well south
and cleanliness is more necessary than
II is IN northern states.
The Saltwater Gazette wants the pen
atty for unpaid taxes raised. The paper
claims that the people who regularly pay
their taxes now are made to suffer 20
make up deficiencies caused by people
who let their taxes glide.
A. r. Brown of saltwater got drunk.
became respondent, took strychnine, and
when Ridge, proprietor OF the hotel,
rushed into his room, Brown stretched
out his arms and cried: Save me- Save
mel" But it was too late, and he died
shortly afterward.
Indian Agent Pollock Of the Usage IN
dams is becoming a little too dramatic.
and there is evidently trouble over in that
country. He poured a whole lot of whis-
ky and beer out in the street the other day
and made great show of 1t. When an
Indian agents gets TO doing dramatic
things he is seeking favor of Washing
ton, and when he IS seeking favor Of
Washington he IS afraid of his job.
After Halloween at Hennessey a man
who lost a fifteen-cent gate had some
boys arrested. Just as the Judge was
passing sentence on the boys the judges
house took fire. The boys rushed out and
helped put out the fire while the 15-cent
gate man was chasing after an insurance
agent to get him 10 insure his house
which was next door and imperiled. The
sentence which followed was mighty light
The people of Perkins raised a big
amount of money for Johnny Hinkle. the
editor whose home was burned They
appointed a committee and held the mon
ey out TO Johnny, but he shook his head
and says in his paper: While il can not
be accepted, it is appreciated to its full
est extent" The people of Perkins ought
to be very proud of their editor. He is
made of the right kind of stuff.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

We are not going to get Of Philippine islands
matter without trouble The easiest thing to hold
them But Mckinley is against that give them
TO AguinaldO, from whom they viii snatched by Ger
many.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The newspapers are publishing the portrait Of Con-
gresham Roberts favOrite wife. That Roberts
great people would swallow their objections to man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The way we are cleaning up Havana and have cleaned
Santiago de Cuba beautiful behold The Anglo
Saxon is warrior but he manpuates soap with
more success than the sword.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The government Of the United States censoring the
news from the Philippines. Why? there something
about the tropical islands which similar 10 the
Spanards in needing concealment?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

General Miles came back from for the purpose Of
making trouble He making broth Of hot lead and
he has nobody to blame but falling into the
turesn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

This government stu sending troops to the Philip
pines AgU!naldo set the Islands but he is not % be
Iefr in doubt as to who gave them him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The Baptsts Of Boston have endorsed General Miles
magnificent bearing under Eagan's attack bearing
is what IL is because he can't make anything else and
hold his job
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The trial Of Jesse James jr at Kansas City has been
postponed. Missouri breads go matter 1t is So
hard for Missouri to tell where herosn and grand
larceny begins.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

Fayne Moore is % be tried again New York 81. is
sun beautiful and the new jury Vii succumb easily as
the first one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The Beers and The Uanders breaking one anothers
crowns down in the sharp end Africa Nobody knows
what Il is all about and nobody cares.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

Probably the notable thing Of the past six months
IS the quiet II which Hawaii nestled down in the
the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

Quay IS absolutely q his re-elecon Tia. I. n.
last card q waning boss-confaazce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

Afser Easaas onslaught on Mes. Il ssuss isa, en-
baluled Re ought 10 be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

Eagan has revised his attack on Miles Miles IS no
longer lay from top-not to his toenaEs He is only
a liar from his hair down to his knee-caps
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

The Santa Fe Is having the biennial Spss its con-
ducors who are suspected u knocking poor iraooAat
fares.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
MEDAL DISTRIBUTION.
Programme OF Exercises at the Pre-
sidio This Afternoon, When Sol
diers Will Be Decorated.

This afternoon the medals and certih-
Gates prepared by the Grand Parlor Of
the Native Sons of the Golden West will
be distributed 10 the officers and men OF
the First California Volunteers and the
Heavy Artillery at the Preside at 1:30
o'clock. The following is the programme
of exercises:
Music: Introductory remarks by J. T. Creamy,
chairman of the medal committee; iutroduc
ton Of the Governor; address by Frank Mat
tison. grand president OF the Grand Parlor. y.
s G. w. who VIII pin medal on the breast
OF Colonel Dubocs and one on that OF Major
Rice. Grafton by Lewis T. Bytngton, grand
orator OF the y. s. G. W committee OF
Naive Daughters, consisting OF the president
and secretary Of each parlor OF the y. D. g.
~ will place on the breast OF each officer
s1i soldier a medal and hand each q certifi-
cste Music and a benedicti0n by Rev Father
McKfnuon OF the California Volunteers Will
conclude the ceremonies
The grand stand viii be occupied by the
officers of the Pacific Coast Pioneers.
Grand officers of the Native Sons. grand
0fficers Of the Native Daughters, the joint
receutton committee of the Native Sons
and Daughters. officers of the citizens
exec1Itfve committee, the Governor and
sraT General Shafter and staff, Major
ctanaraI Dickinson and staff the visiting
C.0vernors and the colonies and majors Of
the several volunteer regiments at the
Presidio-
In the near future the medal committee
will decide as TO how to distribute the
medals and certificates 10 other volUn-
teers from California
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
MILITARY RECEPTION IN
HONOR OF THE GOVERNOR
Officers Of the First California
and the Heavy Arti.-
lerV Entertain.

The military reception given by the OIL
Gers Of the First California Volunteer In
fantry and the California Heavy Artillery
in honor Of the Governor at the Occi-
dental Hotel last night was a social and
artistic success and the most brilliant mil
itary function ever seen in San Fran
cisco.
Practically the entire hotel was turned
over 70 the committee Of arrangements
for the occasion and under the skillful
direction Of Chairman Chauncey NJ St
John. assisted by Colonel Francis Bean
and Colonel Joshua Howell of the Gov
ernor's staff, Major Hooper's popular
hostelry was converted for the time being
into q grand rendezvous for battle-scarred
heroes and society buds and queens. The
former were there in all the glory Of
gold braid. gilt buttons and cleaning
swords, and although their faces were
less fair and their uniforms less bright
than those OF the Governors staff. the
ladies nevertheless appeared 10 prefer
their society They were proud OF the
soldiers home from the wars. and what
was more, they wanted 10 hear about the
battles that have been fought in the
far away Philippines from the lips OF men
who took an active part in them. The
officers OF the three volunteer regiments
now here-the CALIFORNIA;, the South Da-
kOtas, the Minnesotas and goodly num-
Der OF regulars-were there to lmpart the
desired Information, and they were kept
The band OF the First California Regi-
rneut serenaded the Governor as he en-
tered the building at about o clock and
then contributed occasional selections in
the hotel corridors while the guests were
gathering for the reception. The entire
second floor had been canvased and the
Railways and parlors rendered beautiful
nv lavish decorations of flags, bunting and
NOTED palms Numerous coat and cloak
rooms had been provided at either end OF
the building also several smokng-rooms
for the special benefit OF the Weed-IoVlns
veterans. The main dIning-room had been
cleared for dancing, with a platform
erected at one side for the orchestra,
while in the smaller dining-rooms at
either end and opening into the larger
room tables were spread and refresh
m .uts served throughout the evening
The reception was held in the grand
parlors on the Montgomery street slue.
and began promptly az S:15, the Governor
end MS wife receiving under canopy
erected opposite the main entrance Ire
IorIe line of guests entered at the upper
end OF the parlors and were presented 10
me Governor by members OF the reception
Committee. the Governor in tulu present.
ing them TO his wife
NJ: General and Mrs. W. II. Seamans,
CAPTAIN and Mrs William McKittrick,
lieutenant Commander and Mrs Charles
a Adams, Hon. and Mrs. Joseph 5. Spear
II Mrs. Barnes, Captain John a. Roster,
CoioneI and Mrs. Victor d. Duboce. r.
Mex Duperu. members OF the stan or the
cSovernor. General Dickinson and General
A. the conclusion OF the reception the
signal was given for dancing TO begin It
vas / a. m. before the guests began 10 de-
part. Folio wing Is a LIST OF those invited