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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
a NEAK-By VIEW or LxpANsroN


EXTRACT from Il letter from Rev.
L. w. Houston, formerly of Garnett,
now missionary at Nanking, China:
"NeWs has reached US that the
Peace Conference has ended its la
bors, that the treaty is now ready for
ratification. | am rejoicing over the
firmness and the good spirit of our
representatives. Whether these
Islands are per SO desirable posses
sions or not Il am inclined TO think
they are) we had no other honorable
course. We could not withdraw at
the demand of continental powers.
The situation was startling one.
Entirely unsOught for possessions
forced upon us by the agencies of war.
God prepared one nation by giving
her stable government, based upon
the principles ofjustice and freedom.
He gave her power and wealth and
then lie burst our narrowing fetters
anu forced us in the worlds arena,
Now the combatants of the world are
the civilization of Slav against that
of the Anglo Saxon race, and the
meeting place is Asia and the Pacific.
Looming upon the future ls also the
Mongolian race. | am no seer but
justice and truth must prevail. And
they are now with the Anglo Saxon
race. History will make fast and
not according to mans notions"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

THE Populists in the state Senate
are threatening to impeach Attorney
General GODDARD because he expressed
the opinion that the extra session was
illegal. The trouble with people wnen
they go to Topeka is that they make
political issue out of every act or
word that doesn't exactly fit in with
their own ideas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

Topeka, Kan, Jan. "a u. b. Tom
linson, of Minneapolis, will be the
next warden of the state peniten tiary.
Gov. Stanley has definitely decided
upon his appointment. Tomlinson is
80 years old and, during the last cam
paign, was chairman of the Fifth dis
trict republican congressional com
mittee
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

The state Historical Socie ty ought
to have every cent of the 5000 it is
asking for from the Legislature. No
money could be appropriated that
would bring the state a greater per.
manent good.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL
TANNING ruELIEE OUT or Pro

-
The present legislature might pro-
ht by the example of the Pop Extra
In one particular, at least, and that
one i'm it's strict attention To business
Two or three hundred bills have al
ready been introduced by the mem
bers of the two houses now in session
If the people desire or are standing in
need of the enactment of single one
Of these measures they have failed to
indicate it,. Aside from the appro-
priation bills-of course they must
appropriate money to pay themsel-
ves-there is not but one single
measure desired, and no bill has
been introduced In response to that
The assessment and taxation laws
sfthis state are burdensome and un-
equal, and in not being uniform, are
unconstitutional. The aggregate
amount of money collected by taxa
alton in Kansas is enormous, but the
greater injustice comes of the fact
that this money for the most part is
paid by such a small per cent of the
property, or by such small minority
Of its citizens. y inequality and want
Of uniformity lin assessments have
Become glaring outrages. Probably
it is useless to protest against the
number and pay of public officers,
both being double what they should
be, but if the present legislature
would devote all the brains and ener-
gies 1t. boasts for twenty or thirty
days to the compiling and passing of
q new tax law which would bear
uniformly on all property, in an
equitable way, compelling every
species of value to bear its just pro-
portion of taxes, and then adjourn
and go.hOme, it would be entitled to
more praise than If it passed all the
two hundred measures introduced
So far as thar is concerned, tax law
orno tax law, the people would be
better or if all these bills were defeat
ed than if all passed, Tor the larger
number Of them contemplate some
additional load for the taxpayers
some new snap for the fellows who
work the people and are commonly
known as political Office holders. 1t
is safe to say that under the 5000
exemption clause of the constitution
and by other lodges and subterfuges
more than one-half of all the taxable
values of the state escape taxation
Assessors actually meet and combine
to bring about this state of things
The result is that the property which
is returned and held for taxation il
taxed al an outrageously high rate
the per cent being greater in many
instances than the ruling rate of in.
terest at which loaned money is quot.
ed. The citizen whose money is taxed
for more than it will bring in the way
OF interest or for more than it can
legilimately earn, is being robbed in
the name Of the law. Ifall the tax.
able property in Kansas was assessed
ana all assessed ut its rate value, the
per cent, or tax rate would he less
than half what it il, though the
legislature saddied new official blood
suckers by the score annually upon
The people and increase the fees and
salaries OF those already holding
places. .- Wichita Earle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

GOV STANLEY was the guest of
honor at n Y. NJ. G. a. banquet in
Kansas City, Monday. That is one
of the differences that is happening to
Kansas since the ADMINISTRATION
changed
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
Stanley the Guast of uonor.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. "a The first
banquet of the Kansas City Young
Mems Christian association was held
at the Coates house last night. Gov.
Stanley, of Kansas, who has been a
worker in the association for 20 years,
and who was president of the Wichita
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

AGUINALDo threatens to break off
diplomatic relations with the United
States. In which event the United
States will break it Off in Aguinaldo
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
Red. Mnlre nnh mInc Mnn Mngons

Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. %. Uncle
Sam has decided to have red, white
and blue mail wagons for use in the
cities of the country. A contract has
been awarded TO a carriage and buggy
company here for 80 wagons to be de-
livered by July 1. These wagons are
for the cities in ohio, Indiana, Michi'
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois,
Iowa and Missouri.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

THE fruits of victory are being
gathered fast. The bill for the con-
struction of the Nicaragua canal has
passed the senate. 1t would not have
been built for years, If ever by the
United States, except for the war and
the Philippines.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

RUDYARD KIPLING is coming to
America again. We hope every re-
porter in New York City will meet
him at the wharf and ask him if it is
still his opinion, as it was last spring,
that "the big, fat Republic is as de-
ienseless az a Jelly fishr.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
MORE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
WIN shape Kansas Railroad LegisIa-
ito on--BiIIs In Senate and House.

-
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 2O-When the
house met Speaker Osborn announced
eight mora of his committees. They
g. no follo,,,s.
poi,roods toh, soo,o, A,onisor chair.
nan; David d Hoar. w. A. Gov. Ed Heeney.
Emil Grosser. J. X Tulloss, 5 s. LonPley d
B King. H. w Bowman d. McClaren' W
~ ~ wenIan,on smd" a. :, " ''IvS Wasnn ~ D. - " Tnhnson
r. r. Rees
state ufralrs-John Francis. Allen. chairman;
j. B Remington. w NJ Rcinhnrt Il Moore.
GeorEe l. FolSon' Z W. fair'hliu Char'cS
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C,heroI,oc chairman, Ronort Il Anderson
sherman Mcduc. y. l.. wise. J. q Roc,. d +
Campbell l. Hcherllng Matt Eimonds
jacob 'oeie T. LoomiS, = Gregory, Il w
conrad H. n smith
Penal in>tituuonS-T Flunuciv Lahotte
chairman; r. l.. Hosuc. n. g. snyder H.
NIcses. H. a Smith. H. w Conrad R B
Moore f. y. Woodward A D. Stanley, G. T.
| Bddls, lSou Wright, H. r. smith. = G.. Martin
Charitable msututons-R c. Mcndeuhall,
Linn. chairman. j. A. Welsh W. T. Osborn. A.
n. Abrams n j. Richardson. George W
Gabriel T. r. Wright
Hvgiene and public hcplth-A. A. shelley.
Sherman. chnirmun W r Osborn. g. f..
Jobnston T. r. kescr = X IIufz D.orrc w
Gubriel Nlllnrd II Marks
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

The mayor of Ft Scott has been
expelled from the M. f. church be-
cause he would not allow the police
to suppress the Joints.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
Gnnm WIN ne CoIon,ned.

New York, Jan. "a, On February Is
the transport Yosemite will sail from
New York with 200 marines aboard
for Guam. Lieut.. Col. Pope will be in
command, lie and his officers under
him will carry with them on the ship
their families and in Guam there will
be started little American colony.
Guam will be garrisoned to prevent
uprisings.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
The Golfer.

The north wind doth blow
And We soon shall have snow,
And what Will the golfer do then, poor
thing?
lie Will hunt up some chap
who understands that clap trap
And talk II all day unto him. poor thing.
Cleveland Leader.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

THERE is at least one man on earth
who doesn't need any nerve tonic
That is the Londoner who wrote to
Gov. Stanley that he was about to
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
stnnleY Mnkea AdditlonnI Annnln1mru

Topeka, Kan, Jan. %. Gov. Stanley
sent to the senate the following ap
pointments for members of the state
board of education: A. II. Busby
Marion; Guy p. Benton, Douglas, anc
w. NJ. Massey, sumner, succeeding H.
N. Gaines, of Saline; johnson, o
Mitchell, and BroolSe. of Douglas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
wuI Nor Pardon JoIntkeeuer.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 28 During Gov.
Stanley's administration Kansas joint
lists will have to abide by the verdict
of Judge and jury. Gov. Stanley an.
nounces that in no case will he pardon
Il man who has been legally convicted
of selling liquor
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

Among stevedores cotton is regarded
as the hardest to stow and railway iron
the easiest.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

come to the United States and would
be glad to be appointed to some office
in Kansas worth about 81, 500 year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
A small ImI,.

Young Dealer is getting to be as in
veterate n poker player as his father"
~ chip of the old block, ch ?"--Phila-
delphn North American.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

mas not seen the difficulties attendant on estab-
fishing even a temporary modus yivendL The
task Of simply making laws which win con-
form to American methods is simple That
can De done In Wasr ingtou. The task Of max
ing laws which WI conform 10 those = the
United States and vet work in practice is an
undertaking FOR the greatest minds th4 knowl-
edge requisite for which can only be gain "a on
the spot Taking 10 all iu Ill II the best men
are not put TO this undertaking. bu, the island
is ailottedt tp become % political Davthiug. the
Porto Rican win Doe wor~. or than ha wa, un-
der Spain
An ORDER RESENTED BY CUBANs.
the United States military authorities
i'm Havana directing the authorit ties of
the santiago military department not
10 eNpcud a cent of tine customs re-
ceipts without tine permission of the
governor general and the order direct
ing that hereafter the bulk of the SAN
itary work shall be done without
money pay and for rations merely,
were given to the local press for pub
iication Saturday.
As showing how far the province has
drifted backward since the first an
nouncement that the customs were not
to be freely expended for provincial
improvements, the Santiago Heraldo
reports thata band of men are commit
ting wholesale depredations in the
, Mayari district, where several people
have been murdered, and that another
band in the Guantanamo district have
burned all the cane prepared for
pressing on the Isabel plantation.
These outbreaks saws the IIeraldo.
ARE the first fruits of the money cen
| traliZation system
So far as the order regarding sani.
tary work is concerned, Il Cuban in
spcctor in the sanitary department
told Mai. George VI. Barbour, the
health commissioner of Santiago, yes
tcrdav that the Cubans of the province
had AZ last regained their self-respect
and would not work again for rations
"They do good work. he said, "and
deserve To Toe paid in money. II they
are ordered again 10 work for rations
most Of them will go TO the mountains"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
COMPLICATION DISPOSED OF.

complication caused by the Injunction against
.bA nay-rnent Of the dividend on the preferred as
we'll as the common stock Of the Federal steel
Connanv has been overcome by the Stock TX
change George W. Ely. the secretary yesterday
sent out the following notice;
Tho Committee on Securities rules that the certif-
s.as ~ nreferred stock of the Federal steel ON
pany Issued since July 10 are not go9d er derVeTy very
Teducfion IN price OF June 26 ult.. made In ac-
cordance with the rules OF the Exchange, by reason
NJ declaration Of dividend by said company. be
issued In blank for each certificate OF said stock
by the party parties in whose name SAID certlh-
company. Said due bills shall be deposited with
the secretary Of the Exchange, who shall MI i'll
tbs names OF the parties who entitled 10 re
ceiye them. and he shall thereupon stamp and
sign each certificate OF stock. The certificate Of
sock when so stamped will be good delivery.
The secretary will deliver said due bills 10 the
pa rites who are entitled TO receive them.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

nrvan and r. T. Bragaw sold. Joseph Walker 4
son and J. Calm bought ST. Louis Southwestern
common H. Allen & Co. and Halle & Stiegtz
housht Chicago Burlington and Quincy Lee
livingston Co. C. L Hudson & Co. and Halle &
s,,eslitz bought Continental Tobacco: Charles
u.sd a Co.. G. NJ. Carnochan Co and schaefrer
r-others sold. Moore Sehley bought Reading
as, preferred. II. Cohen & Co. bought Missouri
p.riAc X. Content & Co. Seligman & Van Amt
Orr J. NJ. Leopoh g. Co, II. T Imhrie and ] NJ
.,ory & Son bought Sugar; Halle & stiegltz.
u Content & Co and Provost Brothers & Co.
sold woerishoefner Co. and J. H. Gr.esel &
ca. bought Tennessee Coal and Iron. T. c. Buck
bought Missouri Paeinc w R. Houshtanng & Co
y g. Well bough1 wire; Dominick * Dickerman
s wormser. Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co and
5abey La sOd II Vel WsoS eSS
I'D Flower & Co bought Rock Island. c. l. Hud.
TcSx n CO and Grant Brothers Sought s pag
Halle & Stieglitz. Mcintyre Wardwen. Day &
ssSG% sTsary sold Provost Brother. W Co tSdEh and Hae
stissjs bought Amsc1p Tobacco SS Grle.e
Ia Snd Halle segSz bought Brooklyn Rapid
Co sold. Hedge, Lous'oery & Foster bought Man
sasR n BrothSrs Sold Reading arst PREFERRED
Mspdham Brothers bought Chicago. Burlington and
SSpoiSers bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit: A. A.
Housman Co. and Van Emburgh * Atterbury
scG. J ". Amory & Son, R, H, Bissel & CO. and
a 20 bought Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
3 { Williams sold. Halste6 Hodges and Moore
a Schev bought Sugar; j :. James sold. d.
Games H. Content a. Co. and Seymour. Johnson
e &c co bought Continental Tobacco; De Coppet
1Srp sold Van Emburgh s Atterbury sold South
srn Railway preferred. c. A. Harmed & Co. Ken
saa ssaaaarnberger bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit; c.
Head CO. H Allen & Co. and Grant Brothers
stiegutz bought North American. F. D. Hunter HHe
EIs T 4 Co and Moore & Schley bought Sugar
pois-on & Bass bought American Tobacco y DE
cor6ova bought Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago July 2S (SpeciaD.-Wheat broke 'zc III
the first hour recovered lc In inc ias'' anu
closed isc over Thursday. There was niue oe'
ter cash demand particularly :or hard winter.
July was only " discount al the close compare
with 1c discount last night September opener
at 7Oi. .G70asc sold betwe 70isc and ltc' anu
closed at 7Iisc. To-day'= strength was the resu''
Of covering by leading local shorts Inc ciop
news showed no especial change. Liverpool was on
a fraction Paris was OF equal to ptc ousheI
The Northwest had fne weather. Western receiptS
were ahead Of last year 703olo bushels compared
with s08 0ro bushels. The Northwest mad Sls car
against al last Friday and IS last year Asen''he
shipments were 11e2 GO bushels. against no'hihs
year ago Argentine shipments since January ar
almost double those Of the same period last year
Some export business done BY way OF EaI'eS
ton. 10000 bushels hard winter The seaooard re-
ported only Il loads for export Seaooarh oea'-
ances were $1,000 bushels. There VIII No an III
crease In the visible Monday ~ about lGr'v" oush-
els Statistician Snow reports drop In tne con
dition Of South Dakota for the month OF i 10 10
points and a drop Of about points In Minnesota
and North Dakota. but predicts nevertheless ABOUT
rs much spring wheat "a last year The nuyine TO-
day was led by Cudahy. II. G Smith ana o'her
Of the larger floor traders. The day was nor an
important one specu,atively. Baltimore reported 'S
No 2 red wheat selling only &C over chicago piloe'
Wheat on the curb weak AZ 'lc for Septemoe'
Corn closed Isdi4c over last night. after showing
about that much decline carly II matter
of shorts The selling side had been popular IhurS-
day on the Western rains. September opened al
3iSGS1I.c sold between 31hc and 3ls4c. ana closed
AT 3l&c December closed at S0lsc; May. @r4p5l9sc
Shipping bids were relatively &c better than yes
ter1ay's Baltimore Is outbiddng Chicago In the
West. evidently still favored with rates Receipts
were s43 cars with 800 estimated for tomorrow
Liverpool was ssd lower Seaboard clearances e5'
900 bushels Argentine shipments were $500" bushels
Snow reports the Kansas and Nebraska corn condi-
ton perfect. and the Iowa 10 points higher than
July He adds that the condition In the South Is
Door Charters here were 10000 bushels. The sea-
board reported "a loads for export Shipping
sales here. about $4,000 bushels The weather West
keeps fine.
oats were steady. last prices isdAc over last
night July 23Nc: September. 1880; May, 2lssc
Receipts were 957 cars. with 1oi contract. There
were 19O cars Of new oats, with 81 contract The
Juy deal is llqudatlng slowly. There Is not quite
the rush Of new oats expected The speculative In
terest Is low.
Provisions were strong. with the Cudahys ana
Armours buyers. The market has been pretty thor
oughly lquidated. The talent Is friendly TO Inc
price Pork advanced 1Jc; lard and ribs loc. Inc
on the curb puts September wheat closed at
7ossG7oa4c: calls 1l3c. Puts on September corn
3l&c: calls. 3lAc.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
THE OUTLOOK FOR MONEY.

---bua there was no material change yesterday IN
-,o,Av rates their tendency seemed TO be DOWN
a,-d and II was thought that the pinch IN 1uhos
r.s nearly. II not quite. concluded. The New
vo-t News Bureau" furnished the following IN
formation;
Tho known movements Of money indicate a a net t
- 4, cash 10 the banks for the week OF N'e14to
Nr III accounts The direct express inferior my
- shows a gain 10 the banks or $SorooL an ~
.-oose NJ nearly 500 600 over the gam WeeH a.
80 the treasury received from lhe IaitHs IN .
q -, 40 more than il paid out II Is lnpIo ~.
.sS., Ioans have Increased in the week anu % %.ile
ro1,-,snt Sv The New-York Sub-ITeaSury ioa l,Ie
SSS1-i,rg Green Custom House site will only nguIe
- ton'orrows statement Of bank average LOT W.
gsvs TIE Suh-Treasury gains from the pdIhs , al
y, Hays, Az 20 customs payments and on account OF
trfsrnal revenue The exact amount OF III. y ~
~ 5,sbursed bv the Government on account 9L ~, IN
,,-es1 on the 8 per cent and per cent 8cius u u
Ausust / is s. e25 O0O. At the Assay ,OIuIss - 10
..s9sS that no noteworthy amounts or eOlu ,
- rAnsived this week from Alaska. Ho!u -. is
h..,s shtnned from this city ana otneT pOlLts Pr,
CaDsda ss is usual at this time OF ule Etti -
parL ~ Montreal shipped In the aegreSdtS IN 'iio
10y 81 600 O00 20 Montreal on the othe! nal'N,
Cscaaian bank IN this city expects shOrry ~ 49,,
is abn,t 60 900 600 from the Kondyke The dreci
pInts ~ this city aggregated $SSl5o2, ana theIe H
!e. Sace,vsd 81 42S I49. The daily reports al ne
%svYork sub-Treasury indicate tor me Iul' WeTh ~
ss follows. Total net receipts Sls5o4S total ppg
,na,ts ga q22 900 excess recelpts. S-p7i iVVv,
ssc,. of money from the interior by nahks 'at w
,,of as rule. figure largely IN the express Hio'S
,ns6t ,"s r. NAV swell the gain from this source.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Esler Josephine A. ct al to George + kitchins.
No 5O2 West 34th-st. > years frerecorded) -.
Malcolm Thomas ID. to John " cornish. Iot liz
map Central Morr.sanla. demand ............''
Same to same. same property. demand .'.. -
The Cameron Company 10 Sarah II Powell 4th-
ave corner lgth-st. months ...-.-..;
Moore. E.izabcth and Charles +. 70 Marx ana
Moses Ottiuzer. MoFningsde- ave East, . cor
ner 18th 81. also ll6ih-st = IOo II OF
Mornlngside-sve. Est. dcmlnt..---. ...''
Maniel. samuel. 10 Harris Mande, baum anc an,
other O-chard-st. " corner De-Incey-st
smith Iia NJ. and another TO Mutual Life In
surancs Company. "a ave No 9oo = years
Fischel Harry t. the Lawyers Mortgage lnsur
ance Company. 3d-st $. 2l2s II o. Avenue
B. years ..................... -,
same 10 same. % st. n $ 1872 Il Of Avenue Is.
solomon David. to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Avenue 3. ;. 4G = OF litn-st'
years ............ .-.-....'..: a.,
Schmidt Eliza and another 20 the Mutual ii'e
Insurance Company. Avenue A, corner oo'H
81, years ........ -, -
Sheldon Clara p and another n the Matu15 p,id .Ie
Insurance Company. SOths n corner river
Lustig. Morris X 10 Samuel Greenhaum and an.
other 3d-ave. 8. SOIL y r ot Iols'-s' .
SANE n Edwin W Gresnbowe. Sd-ave " $ oo II
Drlmmond r bert ". 10 Catharine l. beeNman'
Columhus-sve = corner slst-sf year u -.
Auplers;a Francis NJ. to Anna Noerl shoIlei'
Riverside Drive. =. 10 y ot N'd-'t. seas'
Brose Andrew 10 Frank y Harmon - a.
scutors etc. slst st. $ 1873 l4s and lt3 II OF
Same 10 Samuel Rker Sist It, = lts Il Vi
Avenue A. years .......... ~ .,
same 10 Walter y Sewal. slst- -. r. ~ II OF
Avenue a. years. .....'.'..- ''''''''' '''''