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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
A Discrimination Against Kansas Politics.

Says Leavenworth Times in abiding the Eagles
reports the board agr1-
culture daes outside Topeka
time to publish them simultaneously with
City, Missouri papers:
I'VE endorse the Eagles sentiment and protest
persistent ag
cuture in favorng Missouri papers the disadvantage
Of papers Secretary Coburn this matter
loyal to Kansas and is building sentiment against him.
self which he find strong His makes
1t impossible for any newspaper with excep
ton in Topeka, publish department reports the
morning the Missouri papers publish them.
Mr. COburn would mail his hour earlier than has
his custom for the past years would only
Oblige number of daily papers in the state which
tanly should not be Disseminated against
of official state news. but he
as loyal to Kansas as he now is to Missouri"
The people of Southwest Kansas just much en-
titled to- and just much interested they pay
just much for the said do the people of North
Kansas The Eagle has greater number greater
number readers in this City
Missouri. papers combined Eagles the
solid professional men, the farmers
and the manufacturers. while large per
scrlbers to the City papers sOcited-cutate
hangerson. who interested as rule in glaring
headline murders sensational prize
fights any the products of Kansas state
transmitted Eagle table of the
puporting to give enumeration
Of the respective populations Of the cities
the day given out to the Kansas
City papers the said official requesting to publish it.
The Eagle replied that publishing lies nimical
to its city.
bureaus and departments and officials Of the federal
furnish all their reports by
wires of the Associated Press the daes country
such simultaneously from San Francisco to
York officials of this country do not
hail City, have they any interest In the
1t of the Kaw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
Boycott the Frog Eater.

France counting pronts to be reaped
from her worlds fair Paris expects to roll in
money In 1889 100000 visitors to Paris More than
double that number anticipated for next year. The VS.
itors to the last exhibition it is sad left behind them In
Paris s25OOoOO The receipts of the railways increased
by 7s0OOO0 francs income OF the postofce by SOOoO
and the Paris octro duties by 100000 Even these figures
do not indicate anything Hike the whole gain to France
from the exhibition 1882 but they enable one 10 better
conceive widespread interests which can
be well supposed pledged to peace tranquility, and
especially Dreyfus who has the sympathy OF the great
majority Of the worlds lookers-on
court Of cessation in ordering trial of Drsy
simply find II he guilty
guilty crime charged in the bordereau, and in
quaint old city of that must be made
within the next few days. for anything France is
under great exposition to do the right thing
If the does not declare him innocent
many justice viii refuse to help swell
the Golfers of nation that be guilty Of such out
rage the parlance of the day. the world will boycott
the show The commercial interests Of France will
suffer that penalty to be imposed Nations who invite
the world visit them must understand that
they their good behavior We may not be-
the ethics Of the boycott but 1t is power and
used legitimately sometimes most righteous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
The Truth Hard to Get At.

strongest evidence returning volunteers
unwarrantedy giving the officers in the Philippines the hot
end Of the poker that the dsgruntled being
worked by the yellow sheets interviews telling things
which they cannot sbstantae is the fact Of Of
the boys who have been there from the first reensng
for the war; Each observer is anxious to tell what
1.-The real trouble in the Philippines but observ
to hit upon the trouble
Each returned soldier from Manila has probably
things through his individual glasses One tells you
that the heat islands Is awfuly oppressive
Another it is unbearable One there excel
lent opportunities for labor and another declares that is
no place for without capital Others declare that
that it is no place for white man, anyway.
Captain Stephen O'Connor of the Twentythird United
States infantry who has just returned Philadelphia from
the Philippines observes sensby that there
factors in determining the climatic conditions country
the climate itself and the "In the Philippines he
such illness exists due rather the careless
dissipation Of the than to the climate
dreds explains the captain as they got to Manila
began to live whisky. It incapacated soldiers
than the Spanish and insurgent bullets did Some Of the
tried live in the air day and night This prac
sent many to the hospitals perfectly healthy be-
endeavored to acclimate myself and succeeded"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

John J. ingalls, has written another
article In which he intfmates that the
country is bordering on revolution The
most conservative people In the word
are tia American people. The last pen
pie IN tho world to violate their govern
ment with a revolution would Be the
American people The birds are perching
on the arms and shoulders and old Ia,
OF the revolutionary scare-crow. no longer
afraid of II and perfectly aware that Il
is stuffed with hay ana corn c05s.
Lawrence Journal: The Assessors re-
turns as given out showed that Wichita
had decreased IN population during the
past year a total OF something like l.GoD.
II seemed . strange showing. and Tire
Journal said nothing IN reference 10 T..
believing. as the Eagle claimed. that a
mistake had been made. Secretary Co
burn sends out a correction slip. In which
he aays that the Wichita figures were
wrong and that the city gained i.5s1 dur
ing thu year, instead Of losing almost that
much. The journal cvuzratulstes Wien
tia: may her population never grow les.
Asked the other day about the future of
Democracy IN Kansas. J. q. johnson. the
man who IS next TO Bryan. said: 1T IL
very evident that PopuIism n dying Il.
is dead In al but q very few states and
It Is In its last stages In Kansas j
should say that If>tbe Democrats main
tain their present principles Democracy
wiz increase greatly in strength In this
state through seceseions from the ranks
OF PopuHsra. Some P07ufists viii retura
20 the Republican party. sosne Wili organ
sae with the Socialists. 81; most % them
win 10Th with the Democrats" This l.
q Very clear statement and veT7 tru@
sedxpfck Pantagraph: A T Haiuss Il
% far the csJanpfon corn raissT Of TIE
season II there are others ne woss Ike
70 bar from them Mr.. Haicss brought
% tats once lass Monday three earz %
corn. the isrRest measuring ia inches n
Isuwts-Sas sonr~st ear % earn ever
brUugst 20 the Paragraph 0fscs- IL va
no, MEASURED frOsn Up % DIP % coo Si.h
a taps MEASURE. but from corn - eorn
with a straight Tars stick Il vas
Ssxteeu row ear ard contaIsed over i.8e
graias Of corn. va % tbs 'CSo3ssa
Beauty vaSsssy. ard ~ here h . fsrTo@r
Ia the vageJ who can pro5Dcs ,onE~T
ea- ws would Liza % bar froz m1
puY1nx fks big corn ysag . fsT year.
ago TIE PanaAEraph 0asred = yssr . ~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

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saxe re-, Or wfs~n ard UhaFe this eOzDmsts
tee sas 49, fs5rped. ~ Ubo to pAxtiss
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city. a4tagaEh yOa sssd ne p~sssnAlty.
fs., 20 fnae. saEt tssrs had bszn s1en
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nrhi bsrneas hOrss IN ksa.as. e tss
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bred h0rhes n ~ Sogsa BsfA usrs bred
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
Did Dewey Shoot at Diedrichsa

Dewey is liable more Of hero than ever and he
have. after all, intimated Americas next war
would be with The English commodore did tell
Diedchs that only he and Dewey would happen
in the Of interference upon the part Of the Ger
cruisers in the Manila affair. Dewey subsequently
smOothed the matter so uninportant
incident but the London authority for the
positive statement Dewey fire upon the Germans
and what is he tried shot to hit pen
nant from the ship German admiral 50 Captain
Coghlan not joking abiding to the episode
he declared that German admiral no longer drew
deep breath without first consulting Dewey Dewey evil
IDENTIFY did not consider diplomacy to alude to or
acknowledge the shot but American Is glad to learn
that it is not story The German enperors
brother was sailing around about the Yellow Sea- rendering
his presence nothing Of his Insult to Dewey
at the banquet given by him at Hong Kong and Dewey
ripe for scrap and shot which in being heard
around the world. Jared the throne at Berlin the
chances Of such SHOT desperate Dewey took them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
Can Hear It Forty Miles.

factories and industries of the country should
adopt whistle which is said to have
lately successfully constructed people he
compelled stuff in their three times day.
regularly. morning. and night 1t be heard
forty miles, therefore something
noise 1t consists of three whistles made Of bell metal
bronze arranged between discs of steel.
mouth largest turned upwards and the mouths of
the other turned downward The steam IS coL-
veyed through openings in the discs The whistles are
tuned they harmonic accurately we'll
piano. The sound emitted is not harsh would
in whistle that is audible at such distance,
is quite soft and low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
Do They Want the Whole EARTH.

If railroad trust does not exist in the United States
time close observers greatly mistaken
their conclusion The aggregate mileage of
controlled by the wonderful Vanderbilt Morgan combina
tion the present date is 1925 which is than
all the railroad mileage in the United
The total the bonded Indebtedness
derbt- Morgan capital stock
is S19s,4O7,475.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

American people think ali the more Of him for
taking Nothing certain than that German
seeking balk Dewey Manila. but real
king Dewey would stand no foolishness ad
mira and his in not altogether graceful
fashion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

1t is pleasant to that in the Philippines
keeping right after the enemy FflpInos
discover day that have our die
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Jap says that Russia's trans-Sberan railroad is
fake that it rough that when he
fances himself in ship in storm, the Topeka street
railway
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
she snok. Win N.n.,..n

Miss z p. BagIey recently died In ST.
Helena At the age Of % She was one o.
the few remaining persons "a that island
who had known and spoken with SaDo-
leon L when ne Was Q prisoner there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Our forces in Luzon have captured Emmanuel. q faker
and venrioquist. who had deceived the his
predictions OF OF Fpnos civilized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Jim Lo, of California, q Chinaman, has enlisted for
service in the Philippines Before they through
Ffpinos liable all nationalities world
coming them under flag.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Commander St John. OF the British navy says that Otis
3 total failure Otis win have to The knockers
after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

French fishing smack has been wrecked by a torpedo
from British warshfp. This doesn't means
a the part OF France.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Emperor William says that the future Of nations
lies on the ocean This is correct The day great
battles is probably
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

While at Manila Mrs. Beverage fred Eve shots
the Filipinos. Heavens BeverIdge family Is
| crowdng the newspapers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

There is question about a South American alliance
against the United States 1t will be formed and the Mon
doctrine Earret
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Emperor William says that he not believe that
Dewey said would Germany Neither
does anybody else.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Warrington, England. town council has
Just Issued an order penaiizing the de-
livery OF E1iik later than 10 q m On Eun-
days The order Il under the Lord's Day
Act of lea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Hayt Il opposing the revolution in San Domingo As
soon as the rsvoutOnists triumph they viii probably
HaytL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Anything which distUr7s part the commercial
business Of town city dsturbs It ali. It take
Cleveland TO from its strike and boycott
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
RIfaJ-FSur Year- a s.saay sehsSI

Al Aorriston. sOuth wales. there has
Just died q lady named 2sas Kate
ThoEsAs. who bad regularly tauxht A
iGua6Ay eeAcd Cor g yeaEA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

good many people do like Dreyfusf s"Tes Yea my
colonel" Way not call him plain colonel9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Queen Victoria has made another bluf Dom Paul
Engand bufing too much TO make her
Africa effective
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11

Bryan win probably vote for Mckinley The Van wick
boom Is going to him. he viii not like IL
The evening times., 1899-06-22
4 New York Mormon.

The 'schatchen,' or marriage broker, is
a well-known character in the foreign
quarter of New York. His duties belong
rather to Old World civilization than to
that of this country but he does a thriv-
ing business and the matches which he
makes are generally successful. owing to
the fact that those who consult him are not
extremely particular about compatibility
in the marriage relation. What they want
is partner possessing dot and rea-
sonabie share of good looks. Matters of
temperamental affinity will arrange them
selves.
case which came up in New York
court a day or two ago indicates that under
some circumstances the ''schatchen' II ay
prove an unpleasant factor in the life OF
those whom he brings together This does
not necessarily indicate that he is bad
character. however. for in this instance he
acted as an effectual aid to the legal au-
thorities and Nemesis to the guilty.
The circumstances are these: 4 pleas
ure-loving German came to this country
some time ago with n considerable for
tune, as fortunes go on the East Side. and
with the intention. apparently, TO become
a much married man. He did not repair
TO Salt Lake City for this purpose. He
conducted his matrimcny where he was.
He married seven wives. one af er anoth-
or. with more or less assistance from a
firm of marriage brokers. He did not pay
them the amount agreed upon for their
services. They threatened, he defied.
Then the brokers started on a hunt for
the frivolous Germans other wives. and
unearthed them all, one after another.
The result is an arrest for bigamy.
1t is probable that if the gentleman in
question ever emerges from the t2ngle in
which he now finds himself. he viii cSn-
duct his next wooing on the American
plan.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
SOCIETY FOLKS IN WILD WEST.
Mrs. Oelrichs and Others Help Out
Buffalo Hill.

Newport, r. l.. June 22.-Several promi-
nent cottagers consented to help Buffalo
Bill out with his Wild West show here
yesterday, and in consequence there were
some Interesting incidents not down on the
bill.
When the rumbling old Deadwood coach
came on society people were somewhat
surprised TO find that its besieged passen
gers were Oliver II. =. Belmont. Mrs. Her
man Oelrichs. and Miss Maria ID. Barril.
Vocifercus applause met the discovery.
Then the swarming band of Indians ap-
peared, but Mr.. Belmont's smile only
broadened as they peppered BIN with i'm
aginary shot. Mrs. Oelrichs escaped the
fusillade with only bad fit OF coughing.
the result OF charge of smoke that one Of
the dusky redskins fired into her face.
The passengers exchanged salutations
with their friends in the reserved seat sec
tion and appeared to be enjoying their ad-
venture SO hugely that Buffalo Bills he
roic dash to rescue them seemed ridicu-
lously unreal The tent fairly rang with
laughter at il.
Mrs Belmont was asked 10 join the par
ty. but she said the coach looked tco rick
ETY. for her to venture in it.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
SETTLING THE CAR STRIKE.
Adjustment of the Cleveland Trou.
bIes Expected Thi. Afternoon.


Cleveland, June 22.-In the face of peace
the city this morning is prepared for war.
Despite negotiations for a settlement Of
the street car strike policemen are sta
toned in all parts of town to prevent
mob violence in the operation Of the cars
of the Big Consolidated. Firemen patrol
the various street ear lines to prevent OBJ
structions being placed on the tracks. thus
delaying the operation OF the fire depart
ment. 1t took two hours TO clear the
tracks of debris today. and then the opera
ton of the cars began. 4 load of thirty
non union men was taken over TO Holm
den Avenue. Ahead OF them went fifty
policemen.
An amicable adjustment OF the strike
will doubtless be made this afternoon.
The company in round figures has agreed
to reinstate so per cent OF the former en-
ployes at once and TO place the remaining
20 per cent upon waiting list. TO be CIV
en- preference when openings occur. The
question of recognition of the union will
be waived. These two points appeared 20
be the essential concessions agreed to by
the company and the committee from the
employees Minor points Of difference. in
cluding the attitude of the company to-
ward committees Of employees in the future
and a suggestion from the men that the
conductors and motormen rot given imme-
diate employment shall figure in the ray
rolls are the things which are to be de-
termined this afternoon.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
One More Unfortunate.

Another victim has been claimed by
Christian Science. this time in Minneapolis
A young man ate some salad, and soon
after symptoms of poisoning made their
appearance. Christian Scientist took
charge of the case and refused to allow
physicians to administer medicines. The
young man died after an illness of few
days. and there is every reason to suppose
that by proper treatment the poison could
have been eradicated from his system and
his recovery assured.
Every reform has had its martyrs. but
the popularity of this one lies in the fact
that the martyrs are not the reformers-
They are innocent victims of the delusion.
II the healer" who treated the Minneapo-
lis victim chose to stand up in the public
The evening times., 1899-06-22
TREASURY CLERKS DISTURBED.
Explanation of RumOr Concerning
Discharges aud Snlnry Reductions.

Explanation of "a RumOr Concerning
Discharges aud salary Reductions.
The clerks in the Treasury Department
are much wrought up over 4 report circu-
lated through the building this morning
that there are to be many discharges and
reductions of salaries among them on the
1st of July. According to the gossip. the
contemplated changes will give the Treas
ury officials an opportunity to avail them
selves of the provisions of President Nc
Kinley's recent civil service order. 1t
was stated in the appointment division to-
day that there would be no wholesale dis
missal or reduction, but only such changes
as are made necessary by the appropria-
tions which become available at the COM
meneement of the fiscal year. July l.
Last year Congress failed to appropriate
sufficient money for the present force OF
Treasury employees. and hence II becomes
necessary il is said. to make reduction.
Clerks who have political influence are
losing no time. but are hustling TO save
themselves, and others who see promotion
ahead by reason of the reduction and dis
missal of unfortunates are making efforts
to profit by il. Promotions in the Treasury
Department. it is claimed. are always made
through the system OF competitive Xam-
ination. which is open TO all clerks IN the
department.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Dewey. Junior.

Fortunately for the only son of Admi-
raj Dewey, he is in the position Of a trav
cling salesman and SO is moving swiftly
around the country, escaping the numerous
attentions which would otherwise be show
cred upon him. His name is said to be of
assistance to him in his business, but he
does not stay long enough in one place to
make that place in any way Mecca for
patriotic pilgrims. 1t appears, nevertheless.
that representative of an enterprsing
Western newspaper succeeded in catching
young Dewey long enough to get an infor-
NAL interview from him not long ago. and
the interview indicates that the son has
inherited the fathers quiet common sense
and aversion to nonsensical demonstration.
Mr.. Dewey expressed a belief that his
father would not accept much lionizing
when he came home, and when he was
asked to express other opinions this is
what he said:
Why should :alk for publication? What have
done that deserves public notice? Ii my father
has become celebrated. it doesn't make any diff
ference 10 me- and the only result of my talking
would hc make people think ! have the big
head. No, won't be interviewed.
There is the most obvious common sense
in all this. of course, but the experience
OF humanity has shown that common sense
is one CT the most uncommon things in
life. and that it is not by any means GER
tain 10 be an attribute of the sons Of great
men. If all of the sons of distinguished
fathers" were as modest and practical. and
well able to attend to their own bust
ness, as Mr.. George Dewey. junior. there
would not be so much objection to their
being given positions of responsibility.