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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
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Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
UNDER ORDERS FOR MANILA
List OF Commands Enroute or About
to start


New York, Feb. 1.-The former hospital
ship solace sailed for Norfolk today. This
will be the final farewell of the Solace
TO New York before she begins her long
voyage to the Philippines. She will take
on ammunition and coal at Norfolk and
start for Manila next Wednesday by way
Of the Suez canal. The Solace, which
had formerly been a hospital ship only,
has now been fitted up so that she is
regular transport between here and the
Orient. Her hospital fittings have been
sent ashore, bulkheads have been removed,
temporary quarters have been established
for passengers. and the stevedOres have
been hard at work for days filling her hold
with a cargo Of pork, canned meats. beef.
fruit and vegetables, plug tobacco, boiler
tubes. machinists' supplies and clothing
and tons of medical stores. The Solace will
stop first at Malta and will proceed thence
to Port Said and through the Suez canal
to India, stopping at Colombo and Singa-
pore, and thence to Manila. She will re-
turn by the same route to New York. after
receiving such passengers as Admiral
Dewey may order and will then prepare
for her second voyage to the far east.
st. Louis, Mo-. Feb. Colonel ]. P.
Smith. commanding the Twelfth infantry,
at Jefferson Barracks, today received tel
egraphic instructions from Washington to
sail on February 9 for Manila. This will
necessitate an early start from here for
New York. where the regiment will en-
bark. Companies A, B, c, D, F., H and NJ.
at the Barracks. comprise the First and
Second battalions of the regiment. The
Third battalion, companies E, G, X and L.
is at Fort Riley, Kan. On Monday next
the first two battaliOns win Leave here
and meet the Third in New York. From
st. Louis there are $50 enlisted men and 30
officers who will go to Manila; from Fort
Riley 426 men and officers. twenty-five
wives of officers are going with their hus-
bands from the barracks.
New York, Feb. 1.-The Second battalion
of the Seventeenth United States infan-
try arrived here today. They are bound
for Manila. The battalion consists of COM
panies D, Fl, K and L. They were trans
ferred from Weehawken to Brooklyn,
where they boarded the transport Sher-
man, which is to take them 10 Manila
Major D. H. Brush commands the battal-
ion. They will sail tomorrow.
Syracuse N Y, Feb 1.-The Third
United States infantry, from Fort Smelling
Mimi, passed through Syracuse today on
the way from Fort Smelling to New York.
where the transport Sheridan will be taken
for Manila The regiment is travelling on
four trains over the New York Central
Gibraltar, Feb. 1.-The United States
transport Grant, having on board General
lIawton, the Fourth infantry. and a bat
talon fthe Seventeenth infantry. bound
for Manila, arrived here today
San Francisco, Feb. 1.-The United States
transports Ohio an dSenator, bearing the
Twenty-set0nd United States infantry to
the Philippines sailed TODAY
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
Increase for the Month from Pacific
Railroad Bond Redemption.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The monthly state
ment OF the public debt shows that al the
close Of business January 81. 1899. the debt
less the ca sh in the treasury amounted
to Sl.l52. go. 30, an increase for the month
OF 81. As. 464. This increase Is principally
accounted for by the redemption Of gov
eminent bonds issued in aid OF ths Central
Western and Union Pacific railroads.
which matured January /, 1888.
The debt Is reCapi,ulated as follows:
Interest bearing deb, S104o, S.. $50 debt on
which interest has increased since ma
;urity. $.257.l59; debt bearing no interest.
SSS5 ll0,2l5. Total, s.. 427. ~ ~.
This amount, however. does not include
s552S53.7 80 il certificates and treasury
notes outstanding which are offSe- by an
equal amount OF cash in the treasury held
for their redemption.
The cash in the treasury is classified "a
follows: Gold. $961. 6se- s7s: silver, S55s.5I2-
So; paper. S540Ss. ~: bonds. deposits il
national banks. diSburs!nS officers bal
ances. etc. 81. 6s5.72L Total sol $50 COS.
against which there are demand liabilities
Outstanding amounting 20 So $50.
which leaves cash balance in the treas
ury OF Sz7s ~ $40.
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO r. r
FRISCO line
Low WINTER TOURIST RATES.

Low WINTER TOURIST RATES.
Parties DESTROYS OF going 20 a winter
resort or taking pleasure trip TO south
ern points. should not fan 10 call on
Frisco Line city ticket agent. corner Main
street and Douglas avenue. and ascertain
rate. route and limit OF tickets. and any
other information you desire. The winter
resorts in toe southern states have al
opened and are ready 10 accommodate to
slwsys-ready warm-climRte seeker OF The
north at this period OF inc year. and wills
the Frisco Line is always equal to Occa-
sious. a very low rate 10 the winter re-
sorts has been pu. in effect from Novem-
Der 1. 1898. until April 30 1899. with enaI
return limit 20 Jrne I. 1899.
II. o. MORTIMORE. City Ticket Art.
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GERMANY WILL INQUIRE
And IfHer.Samoan Consul Is at Fault
Bounce Him.

New York, Feb. IA special from Wash
inton says:
In reply to the representations OF Am
bassador White, Germany has assured the
United States that she will investigate the
conduct of her agents in Samoa, and
should it be shown that they have acted
in violation of the treaty Of Berlin she
viii recall them.
Secretary Hay IS quite willing to give
Germany all the necessary time to inves-
tigate, and it is expected that by this time
she has taken action. That there may
he no doubt Of the facts, and to protect
the American representatives, Rear Ad-
miral Kautz, who left San Diego. Cal. on
board the Philadelphia, will make a thor
ough tour of investigation and report the
facts without delay.
The state department received from Apia
by mail, copies of the proclamation issued
by the American and British consuls for
the protection OF Chief Justice Chambers
and his family. A proclamation by the
German consul is conspicuousiv absent
and the reason it was not issued ex-
planned by dispatches sent Boy Mr.. Cham
bers.
The German consul, il is reported, prom
lsed to hoist his flag over his residence
and issue simultaneously with the Ameri-
can and British representatives a procIa-
nation declaring that an attack on the
chief justice or his residence would be con-
sidered an attack on the German flag. but
sent 10 the chief Justice a tattered emblem
which ne requested him to hoist He failed
to issue the proclamation and did not come
To the chief justices residence for the
purpose Of WITNESSING the hosting of the
flag. In view of these facts the flag was
returned TO him
The reports Of the chief justice also
conotain a statement OF the trial Of the
case Of aMtaafa and MaHteo. the former
being represented by a German naval Off
Ger named Won Buelow. who IS said to be
in Samoa on leave. Unfortunately the
steamer which carried the mail to Austria
LA left before December 81 and CONSEQUENT
iy the department mas not received the
chief justices decision, which. by cable.
has been announced TO be in favor Of Nal
itoa Tanus.
TenneysOn's SON strikes Jobs
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No HOPE FOR DREYHJS
Prominent Dreyfusard BIames
OverzeaIouS Friends.
ONSLAUGHT ON THE JEWS
0fUnparaIIeIed Violence viii
Close the Drama.

! Paris, Feb 1.-The most ardent support
| ers of the theory that Dreyfus was un-
justly condemned now admit that there is
no longer the least hope that justice will
be done.
prominent member of the University Of
Paris, who, from the first has been a mill
tant champion of revision of the trial
says:
For ninety-nine out of a hundred
Frenchmen, the guilt or innocence Of Drey-
fus is a matter Of sentiment. All the rea-
soning in the world would not induce them
to change their attitude There are mill
ions of Frenchmen who will insist upon
Dreyfus' guilt in spite of any proof to the
contrary. A feature of the situation is
that the attitude of this majority is die
tated by motives which they believe TO be
deserving of the highest respect. 1 admit
that some of the Dreyfusards are much to
blame for this. The best cause may be
ruined by disreputable adherents, and there
are men on the Dreyfus side Of whom
every patriotic Frenchman is the natural
enemy. While the majority OF us have
been merely demanding that Justice should
be done, a pestilent minority has made this
demand an excuse for Yirulenr onslaughts
on institutions we hold in great esteem"
In conclusion the member of the uni
versity predicted that the result of the agi-
tation will be IAN onsLa ugslt OF unparal-
leled violence on the Jews, as the masses
are convinced that they are at the bottom
of the whole trouble.
ESTERHAZY SKIPS.
Count Esterhazy was officially informed
Yesterday that his testimony before the
court Of cessation in the Dreyfus inquiry
being concluded. proceeding against him
on criminal charges would be resumed in
twenty-four hours. He left at once for an
unknown destination by the Northern rail-
way.
THE COURT OF CESSATION.
1t is persistently reiterated in the Hobbies
fthe Palais BOURBON that the committee
of the chamber Of deputies now consider
ing the governments revision bill has al
ready decided that the allegations made
by Quesnay De Bauairepaire against NJ.
Loew and other members of the criminal
branch Of the court of cessation are
without foundation.
According to another rumor, the COM
mittee's examination Of the dossier ub-
mitted by NJ. Mazeau, first president of the
court of cessation, on the subject of NJ.
De Bauarepaire's charges, shows it to con-
tain letters eulogizing the criminal section.
written by NJ. Mazeau's own colleagues.
The Mazeau dossier is also said to contain
letter from NJ. Leow declaring that the
members of the criminal section have sSe-
ceived letters almost without number, con-
tanning insults and threats of death. NJ
Leow's letter is also said to explain that he
appointed NJ. Bard. who is an unmarried
man. to make the original report on the
Dreyfus case. In order that, If these threats
of violence were carried ont. a whole FAM
lily should not be plunged into mourning.
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Uncle sans Balance for January

Washington. Feb. 1.-The monthly state
mert ot the government receip,s an.Fex-
penditures shows tha- FOR the month Of
January the receipts amounted 10 Stl.7.4-
eso. against 81. SSS ~ fo- January. Is,S.
ana the expenditures $lIe1. 77a. asalnSs
ss6 6s.s. III leaving ar excess of expenditures
OF Ss.S41. so For the seven months II the
presen fiscal year me receipts aggregated
s2S7. 7ss - and me disbursements S1s3. 5si.-
~ The expenditures during January on
account % the war department. were tfS,-
SO. 5S4. and or account o. iae navy SIS
SIS
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup

Mrs. Winsi0W's Soothing Syrup.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYs
all PAIN; CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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First Publication in Wichita Daily Eagle
January q, 1899
ono 5l69)
lNo. S4oS.)
IreaSurY Denartrnant
II OelSuIy Dtpdrtment,
Office OF ComptroIler of The cnrrra.a o,


ONCE Of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington. D. C. Jan. 20. 1899
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned. It has baen
made to appear that THE Natfora; Rank
Of Commerce, Of Wichita" in the CITY ~
Wichita, in the county OF Sedgwic5 and
state Of Kansas, has complied with all
the provisions Of the statutes of the T-nited
States, required to be complied with he
fore an association shall be authorized 70
commence the business Of banking:
Now. therefore, I, Charles C. Dav..
comptroller Of the currency. do hereby GOV
tify that The National Bank If CO.,
merce of Wichita" in the city of Wicbita
in the county Of Sedgwick and state -
Kansas. is authorized to commence +bo
business Of banking as provided in section
fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the ro-
vised statutes Of the United States
In testimony whereof. witness nv, bo..s
and seal of Office this twentieth d., -
January. 1899
(SeaD Charles . D,u.
d59-6ot. Comptroller Of the Currs1cv
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CONVENIENT LUNCHES
should Require 40 Cooking

People wao dime ~ Night Vsai.zs j-et
the mSd-day lgnch should be sn ~ - s5l-
unIe. oui strong N food vals.e-
\ feE te4speonsful % dry Gr2Te-S cts
treated u u;ile 1osd for hcs9 cream s. =
fascinating Dish fp- The palate and fur
nishes The very concentration q uour.sa-
T1sent- 80 toat ne user does Dof ct f1iar
before the evening timer C-spe-Nut-
and cream Ett5 80 fruit IL a. ids@.
luacA-
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MISSOURI PACIFIC
I.are-Fast Rlund

Trava-Fzst Bound
,r-.t, ~ 1n-~Kar.ss and Ne.
1--.,t Limited" for p Scott.
- g Tr--fs -........... ....I 20 2 n
- X F-Karsas cry and 81
TI,,ie F,r9ress ...........-.-..-.. s.e9 , n
1865, -.-4 We.
LeaF. l'' ~ g.islrr-s-s-
CONVEY SPRING Anthony. ki-
ov-e EfnEruar- Ne-T %. OK
ford Belle pain ard WrhhHif B.. - a N
=o-.-rv Anthony and kl1Ha-- 800 ? =
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HoMEsEEKERs LOW RA1,rs - :.

AOMESEEkERS LOW RATES For 1914
The Frisco line Will sell on JaDua-. .
and T. February and q. and March :
and p. 1889. to al points in Arkansas ,sx-
cept between Beebe, Conway. Pine B1r,
and PRESCOTT. Indian Territory. Oklsbo-,,
louisiana Except New Orleans. ana ~.
Of Lafayette. Texas Arizona. on The So
Ia Fe Pacific R. r; on Southern Pa,fe,
Marieopa and east; on NJ. a p. and : Y
r. r.. via Maricopa, and on 5. f p 6
7. Ry, Via Ash Fork. New Mexico. -,
Southern Pacific. A T. & 5. F. Sam r.
Pacific. and Eddy and Roswell on pacos
Valley r r., at the lowest standard srs.
class fare, plus s. for the round trim.
For further information relating to limit
Of tickets, rates and route please can ~
address. II. c. MORTMORE.
City Ticket Agent
Office corner Main street and Douglas
avenue.
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The company reserves the right 20 vary
from the above schedule or 10 abandon
trains without notice. 9. r. HART.
Traffic Manager.
a T. KIDwELL.
Travelling Passenger Agent
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WICHITA & WESTERN.

Arrive from West.
NO. 4l2-Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday .1o:o5
No 474-Pratt and Kingman ac-l
commodation TUESDAY. Thurs-l
day. Saturday).................... 10
Depart West.
NO 4l-kingman and Pratt pas
Senger daily except Sunday 5:55
No. fS-Kingman and Pratt ac-l
commodation. (Monday We'd
nesday and Friday( SIS
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KENTUCKY WHISKY MAKERS
Have Entered Into S32 600. 900
manufacturing Combine

New York, Feb. 1.-The largest comb
nation of whisky and distilling interests
yet attempted has been concluded IN this
city, under the title of the Kentuclly r;s-
tillers and Warehouse company Fifty
seven firms making Kentucky whiskys
have entered into the agreement The
new company will be capitalized for s29,-
100000. Incorporation papers will shortly
be filed in New Jersey.
Among those chiefly instrumental in
bringing about the combination were G.
r. Sheldon of the Manhattan Trust COM
pany. and S. NJ Rice, president Of the
American Spirits Manufacturing COMPANY.
Levi Layer of Chicago, has acted as coun-
sci in the drawing up of all papers. lie
becomes general counsel 10 the new COM
pany. The board of directors will probably
be determined upon tomorrow. 1t can ne
stated that S. NJ. Rice will hold some !,igh
executive position. The combination is sad
to be somewhat in the nature ~ a sequel
to the recent absorption of the American
Spirits Manufacturing company ~ the
Standard Dstilling and Distributing COM
pany.
OF the So, 900 OOo capital stock, so. nC0. 900
will ne cumula tive 7 per cent preferred al d
S2O,OCo0eo common. \ cash working capt.
tai Of 100000 is assured. Dsullery proper
ties having more than 20 per cent Of he
total capacity for the production the
Standard brands Of the state Of Kentucky
Will ne acquired. The companies air adv
in the new agreement have more than
100000 barrels Of whisky in bonded ware
houses. The new company is expe--sc to
produce 100000 gallons of whisky e1i-
nually at an average net profit or $780,
0o0. The total net revenue Of the new CON-
pany is placed at s2.S10OOO. The production
OF whisky will be concentrated in the best
plants
None Of the men interested N he forma-
ton of this combination nor Mr. Mayer.
had anything 70 say when questioned to-
day regarding the new company.
Chicago, Feb 1.-The question whether
a woman may become member OF the
Chicago Board OF Trade IS not 70 be voted
on by the directors. The application of
Miss LenOr Lind3l0m has been with
drawn. 4 number OF women interested in
the outcome were in the corridor when
the board directors met. The applicant
Is the daughter Of Robert L.indblom. one
Of the most widely known traders on
change
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Exchange Stables

Exchange Stables a. Orlando and Still
water. Make a speciality of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do a
general livery business, Travelling mems
patronage solicited
SHIVELY, VAN wYKE & SHIVELY.
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Elegent free reclining chair cars on al
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita TO Chicago and Kansas City
without change Also sleepers on all
night trains TO Fort Worth. Houston. San
Antonio and New Orleans Tickets sold
and baggage checked TO all points north.
east. south and west. Steamship tickets
sold TO all European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone i9o,
r. DRAKE d. =. A. G. r !. & =.
Z. ". THOMPSON. A. G. p. & T. A.
Tnnnka
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS VA BANTA ~
ROUTE

Oklahoma Live STOCK srsscisti5a aaset-
TX hs.i 90 R1osWsf6. % r.. Fssf,sa-y
lf-D. One fare fof me roua8 tsp Ts~ssfs
au sale February = and - rea1 10 fssufr.
E~Ves days from cate q rsse
For z1aaal r1ses-1gs Grsne Log. a p
& A. - Grand chapter r. A II s-s
Cr4af Csa1r1 g. s. - Ears.z. Asls
AZ LsaFseaorla. kan. f-sarasry Is-i7. fsse
'as ssnts 20 SO sel ucsets - an< fsf.
f7r ire r9aa1 tHa seze<s 81. sale Fss-a-
s-y lis. Es1e % ressFa gasa Fesraary
- -
Annaai cqrFsHt-aa EsnTas sfzfs T~nn-
per&ses rG.11. he.8 ~ TsB~Ea Eas v.s-
f1sTT -. fare 2nt e1e-scirg az es-ffsess-
gza- v1z ssat. - E8gts. certlscs,. 20 -
sK-e8 D. y p sfephrns. ssrsstafg. -
Js-ksc- rfr~e.. Tssexa. xan
h-n-al rieselrE Eaasas r-arrasor zsa.fs
lae-.-at-. go ~ Tgg-xs. Ezs T@5ras-r
81 ARE I'D 1ss-f1.rl. o. csrfasats sia-.
frosu oe.-;s IN Eaasse. cert sac e. -
= r-sa Dr. Hg Ao1te Z. Tsxzx. s-zss L.
oraT-za. Togsks, Ear
s. rfEsfz sser~ -.
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Berths are Electric LIGHTED

On the California Limited. Santa re
Route. A new system, electricity ceper-
sted by car axles: 5000 candle-nov,er
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III. 7 ia ~4fsaf1I % F8EIFfC.
'KASs4s AssD SEBRAsxA LIAfrEo.
- - LNElA

Leave Nics,ta - 3 , m arrfsgax .,
a. Losss nrzf saera.aE a. y. m.Es.-
esrsct coanse ts1as sssEs - aass sas. -.
ess2Es . eaes EisEasf ssrys-. ea,.
rekss 0s1es "a Serfh Aalz Street
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This line IS now running through chair
csrs (seats S.eel and Pullman Ora Y
Rom sle--,fnE cars Wichita o. s. Louis,
daily without change. THIS is the only
10 running through Pullman cars from
c7-fcbita 10 St Louis. where direct cor
rsction Is made with al eastern trunk
ifrs poiuts In the most magnificent rail-
v-av station IN the word Quicksst l.ne
az r,ofnts En- SOuthwrst Missouri
--.L-,f-t 3 kansas east and southeast
This company now also have on sale
s.ssr,s7fn tickets to all points on the
globe 49,
II. O FbRTfNORE-
CftF Ticket Agent.
Garner Main and D0uElss Ave
I p DELANEY. Agent Union Slaiioh-
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crawford Grand
e. l.. rIartling, Tlanager
Thursday, Feb. 2
World,
Garnelia
and Mack
clown Topics"
NOTHING OLD-kLL NEW

NOTHING OLD-kLL NEW.
1t Is Brim-full OF Pure and jolly Merri-
Enent.
YOU MUST LAUGH-YOU CANNOT
HELP IT.
Prices PC. soc, Toe. Seats on sale at
Howe's jewe.ry store
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" y n 7 " IT" |-II"T 'ITI"-
T. L BLECKLEY. Axsr.
EXCURSION RATS VIA SANTA F9
ROUTE

ROUTE.
On January r. February ard 2. Ma-es
and = ~ Santa Pc wli sell round -
tickets 80 the very cheap rate o. ore fare.
Plus - 20 az points Ia Arkansss. Afizoaa-
49, Territory. $ew HeElca. Oklahoma
ard Texas. These tickets vaI bear aa,rr
Hnnl-. WITH sfop-ovsr privileges - aft.ea
days. final seturu Limit fuerty-ons 6ass
frem d. o. ssie. Before ou~rha.fsv
tickets Jon 49, % Weg % cal on aozns
representa- 81. ~ sac road-ihzf rearfss an
points o. inportanee-'~The Great ssrlA
p" T. r DELANEY. Agent
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mas been appointed governor of South Aus
traIia
DELAG0A BAY AWARD
Portugal, too. Has the Mauana Habit
Pretty Firmly FIXED.

London, Feb. 1.-The Berne correspond
ent Of the Pail Mall Gazette telegraphs
that the decision OF the arbitrator in the
Delagoa Bay dispute may b expected no
later than June.
1t is added that the United States threat
ems, in the event of further unreasonable
delay. to make grave representations 10
the Swiss federal council, which appointed
the arbitrators, and that Great Britain
will join in their representations.
The interest of the United States in the
Delagoa railway arbitration is - 70 the
fact that the interests of the late Colonel
McMurdo are involved in it. In the course
of the negotiations between Great Brit
ain and Portugal as to the action of the
latter power in East Africa, the claims of
the Delagoa Bay Railway company for
compensation for the seizure of the line
by Portugal on June %, 1889, were brought
forward. Eventually it was decided that
the Swiss federal council should appoint
arbitrator in the matter. and the case
has been before them ever since The de-
lay is greatly due to the fact that the
government Of Portugal presented a coun-
ter-claim, 10 which the company sent a
reply and Portugal then made a rejoinder.
The McMurdo claim, it has been asserted,
would be settled with an award of a sum
under $4,000, 000
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CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Time Table Effective Nov q. 1921
Trains
Arrive I Leave

North and "a -

- -Nortn ana East.
No. 2-Kansas City. Chi
cago and ST. Louis
limited daily 600 a m 10 90 a m
No. 2-Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific
coast daily .........fl 1000 4 n1l1o:00 a m
No. 4-Kansas City. St
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday .lfO:S0 . m so p m
No. 32-Accommudation
daily except sunday. $50 a m $50 A m
South and West
No. 1-FOrt Worth Dali
las. Houston and Gall
weston express daily 6:35 .. m 6:is pm
No. 1-Oklahoma. Fort
Worth New Orleans
and Pacific coast (dai-
No. S-Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except sunday $40 IN $40 m
No. SIT. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
except Sunday ....l $40 a m $40 m
No. Accommodation
daily except Sunday 4 $40 p m 80 2 m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02

London, Feb. Lord Hallam Tennyso
son oft he la.e Lord Alfred Tennyso