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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

papers are the Newkirk Republican,
News and Journal and the Oklahoma
City Times-Journal. The latter newspa-
per says: Five years ago the Times
Journal began this agitation and the
matter was brought UP in the third legis-
lative assembly, but owing to the hos
tility of Woodward county, the movement
came to naught. The Woodward people
were then chasing the soldiers home
wilI-o' -th-wisp, and would listen to no
practical disposition of the reservation
and it's buildings. The Fit. Supply build
ings are admirably suited to the uses Of
an insane asylum, the most advanced
ideas on the care Of the insane faYoring
the village syle of caring for them. The
buildings are well preserved, water, sewer
and light systems are established and a
township of land goes with the fort. The
surroundings are pleasant, the climate
the most healthful and the isolation of
the place gives abundant opportunities
for the exercise of the patients in the
open air Stock could be kept and there
are facilities for an irrigated garden. The
law passed by congress IS as follows: BE
it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives, of. the United States of
America in congress assembled, That the
secretary of the interior is authorized.
under rules and regulations to be pro-
vided by him. to permit the use of the
buildings on the Fort Supply military
reservation, and so much of the land as
may be necessary for such use. by the
Territory of Oklahoma for the purpose of
an insane asylum for said territory. Said
authority may be revoked, at the discre-
ton of the secretary of the interior. APP
proved February s, 1899 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
THEIR HOUSE Is ON WHEELS
Funny Node OF Living Adopted by
Mr. and Mrs. Beatty.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 27.-The moving Of
the residences of White Rock to the new
town of Billings, still presents some
novel sights. One is narrated by the
Billings News. which says: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Beatty are having a taste of
real highway life this week. They are
enjoying the unusual novelty of a ride
through the country in their own parlor,
having contracted with the HORSEPOWER
10 move their store building from White
Rock to Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Beatty
are making use of the second story Of
the building for a residence and the regu-
lar household duties are going right along
in both senses of the word, with a cou-
pie of traction engines hitched to the
building. As they are in the second
story of the building their view of the
beautiful country through which they
pass can not be excelled. All went well
until the heavy rains came on them dur
ing the forepart Of the week and put a
stop to their locomotion. The rains con-
tinued until the ground became too soft
TO attempt to move the heavy building.
so our highwaymen friends are being
held up in the middle o. the road two
miles out Of White Rock; and as the time
of the interruption Of this little eNcur-
sion seems indefinite. we presume Their
cards viii read at home to our friends
somewhere along the way between White
Rock and Billings for the winter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
BARNES APPOINTS A DEMOCRAT
As the Law Requires. TO Custer
CountY's Vacant Commissinnership

Guthrie. Q. 7, Nov. Zl.-tI1Vern'r
Barnes today appointed T. A R9oerta
county commissioner for Custer county.
10 succeed J. a. Dean. resi sned. The ap-
pointment finally disposes @ three
cornered fight for the pace that has been
warmly contested since last August Dean
was the Democratic member - The board
OF commissioners and The law required
that the governor al thu vacancy from
the Democratic party The Republican
factions IN Custer county each had q
candidate. a Democrat. q courzs. and
Roberts. who was finally rejected f9r ne
appointment. was endorsed ~ TIE Dem
ocrstic county central committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
A. J. BIDDISON IS CLEAR
Grand Jury I'm Missouri Dismisses
Charges Against Him.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 27.-The grand jury
in Missouri which had IN hand the case
OF a. ]. Biddison has reported no bill
The Pawnee Democrat says: The fell
lows who had IT in for Senator a. J. Bid
olson and who were son anxious 70 assist
IN his prosecution for passing counterfeit
money. will no doubt be dismayed 70 learn
that the grand jury, after a fuu inves-
tigation. has reported no BILL The case
was a trumped-up AFFAIR in the fret place.
got up in the interest % the commits
sioners and marshals. That the story was
not believed at home IS attested by the
message cent to Senator Biddison BY the
bar Of Pawnee. The fact that there was
nothing in it IS proved by the action q
the grand jury in throwing the case out.
Senator Biddison's friends are glad 20
learn OF his speedy vindication in this
manner"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
f1YOMEI ANTISEPTIC SKIN SOAP

fisher; S. c. Hsyman, A. H. Classen. Ed
l.. Dunn, 2. E. Brown. c. s. Dulin. ]. NJ.
Owen and Clifton George. Permanent
officers were chosen as follows: A. H.
Classen, president; 3. W. Johnson. vice
president; Clifton George. secretary; s. C.
Heyman. treasurer. Messrs. A. II. Clas-
sen, E. e. Brown and Clifton Gorge were
appointed a committee TO prepare rules
and regulations for the government OF the
association, to report at the next meet
ing of the directors. which will be held
next Friday night
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]. Nj. RUTIER STANDS CHARGED
At Paunee With Corruption In Usage
Tax Cases

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. 1.-THE PAEnse
Times says that on Wednesday evening
the grand Jury filed with the court.
charges against :. NJ Rutter. FOR fae
purpose % removing him from once. The
charges alleEs corruption n 0~aEe tax
casss- Under the law th4 accGset WI
have I've days 20 prepare bis defense
Ehich VII be sszrd b TIE court t1is
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
ROUGH RIDERS ASSOCIATION
Organization IL Effected nj a Meeting
al Oklahoma City

Oklahoma CITY. O. 7. Nov. E--At a
meeting q the Roaga Rsders' ass0cia-
;loa here. Temporary orEAE-Eztsoa Sas
perfects1 BY ihe election q A II Gas
SCI IS chairman and Clsftoa Ge1TEs a.
secretary On motion ;hs followanE a.
rect1rs WeFe c1gsen- =. - el1-5r .ate
q Roosevelt EgEEn Rl1srss Shawn@@.
II = Hunter. Eauzh Rsse-. Eald. EgT
Holman. territorial military CEanEseT,
gozz 2 Stoas. Es--..sT.A- -g4I.z- E-zE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
WILLIAMS PLACED UNDER BOND
IfHe Can't Give 1t He VIII he Taken
Back TO Boston

Guthrie. O. T. Nov. civilian H.
Williams. alias Davis. who was arrested
here last week by United States officers
charged with councerlelting. waived pre-
llrnjuary examination today and was
placed under Slooo9 bond. In the event
g. his inability 10 give the bond. WI
Jams viii be removed 20 postou, where
his pal Is now under arrest.
Boston. Nov. 2-.-Mrs. Hubert in whose
Eouse In East Boston counterfeit bills
were found. and Who is mother % he
woman we went with William Davis 20
Guthrie. o. T, has been arrested I,
Is said she viii be taken before the Uni
ted States commissioner ana held as a
witness Davis Is uuuder arrest il Okla
hoina as pri8clpa. IN the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

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TousIey Petitions for divorce.

Fl Reno. O. 7. Nov. Z7.-J9seps q
T7usley. editor of the weathsrf5r1 Dera-
ocrat- has fled a Derlfi1n n THE district
court % Custer county. asking t9r a df-
vorcs from his wlfe. Mary J. T0oaiev-
some time aR5 III. Tous.ey abandoned
his wife on the grounds that they were
nor legally married
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
A. J. STINNETT NOT INSANE
Examined at Oklahoma City and MusS
stand Trial

STAND BFlAA.
oklahoma City, o. T. Nov. 27.-The
charge Of insanity against A J. Sunnett
was investigated by the board Of exam
iners Saturday afternoon in the probate
court. The majority Of the witnesses tes-
tilted that the accused is addicted 10
drink but that they had never had reason
to believe that ne was mentally unbal-
auCed The pathetic feature Of the in
vesdsati5n was the testimony OF the de-
PENDANTS aged father The old gentle
man testified that his son had had a
great deal of trouble since he arrived at
the age of majority, and that he was
subject 10 fits Of dependency. which
drove him To drink The witness be-
Ueved him mentally unbalanced and that
he had acquired the drink habit by seek
ing relief from dependency in strong
drink. At the conclusion OF the evidence
the board found the defendant sane and
reruanded him TO the custody or the sher-
III 20 await the action of the grand jury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

Leroy J. McNeely OF Dubuque. Iowa. is
at the Normandie for the winter. Mr.. Nc
Neely was formerly a Washington CORE
soondent doing work for the bureaus %
the Des Moines Register. Detroit Tribune,
St. Paul Dispatch, Omaha Bee, and other
prominent newspapers. Two years ago he
went 70 Iowa became a citizen CT that
state, and now returns 10 Washington as
confidential clerk % Speaker Henderson
Mr.. McNeely Is not We; twenty-foar years
% age and his progress IA highly com
rlends BILE in the opinion Of his former as
soctates on newspaper row
r II. FAxON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
CAMPAIGN FOR INSANE ASYLUM
Acceptance Ofthe Governments Fort
supply Offer Is Urged.

Guthrie. O r.. Nov. 1.-Two of the
newspapers in the territory are insisting
THAI oklahoma should accept the stand
ing offer of the government to permit
the use of the Fl Supply reservation
buildings as an insane asylum. These
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
MUSIC AND DRAMA

In view OF the many resent attacks
upon the fair sex. notably that Of John
J. ingalls,. the lecture OF Dr. Hughes VII
be OF more than ordinary interest 20 tho
public Owing 10 the many inquiries on
the subject, Mr.. Allen. chairman OF The
Southwest Kansas Teachers association.
wishes TO state that there VIII Re no re-
served seat tickets for DIT. Hughes ioo-
ture, but Only general admission tickets
whAch can be obtained at Goldsnf;h's
book store. II IS necessary not to have
the reserved seats that the delegates 70
the association who win not arrive in the
city until Friday may have an equal op-
portuni;y with home people FOR securing
good seats.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money Il 1t fails
70 cure. z. ". Groves signature Is on
each box. sc
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S.S.S.f The Blood

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10 the very bottom Of the blood ard
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

All the elements OF success VII BE seen
in the forthcoming presentation Of Lewis
Morrisons Faust" which viii be here
soon. brand new In ell its various and
mystitying departments. New scenery,
new mechanical effects. startling elsctri-
cal an dpyrotechnica displays and a
charming chorus are promised.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
Two MARRIED MEN &"

George r. Blossoms new farce oorns1y.
Two Married Men" Will be The aitFac-
ton a. TIE era wford thsster ThanksEiv-
ing. matinee end night. Ia enc company
are S. S. simpson. Ray E53thaF3. Don
aid J. Clark. JACK Elliott Joe Haykius.
Alex Henry. waiter Afssscnssr. LA In
den. Kirtie Bl8Esway. Hsaly Sisters
Anna Holck. Janet Cleveland. Nay
T1wte. E1th Lyao an Hattie West
c8Ur.- II making W Ms company for
this season NJ. E8sson has selected .
company o. players particularly adapted
70 farce COMEDY. sweet g'-gers. clever
dancers. ard wlthal a company % com
seaas seldom sqgsilsd in travelling
c3upary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
HoYTs A STRANGER ~ NEW YORK

HOYT-S A STRANGER IN NEW YORK
Hoyt's WORKS are all clever and the
public revels In them. They are full q
keen but kindly satire on the fads OF tie
day, sparkling with Wit and altogether
possessing those qualities that are sure
10 put an audience IN a happy frame OF
mind. They are built 20 amuse the peo-
Die. and they succeed emphatiea1ly. His
a Stranger IN New mork." which comes
70 tho Crawford theater az now arranged
with taking specialties and into which
Mr.. Hoyt has put some Of hts latest and
Funniest observations. "a said to eclipse
IN brilliant merriment all his previous
efforts. The Stranger" VIII 30 present
ed here with all the elaborate scenery and
extravagant stage accessories precisely
the same as given at Hoyts Theatsr.
New York. during It's long run. The con-
paHy this season Is the best yet seen n
Hoyt's merriest hit. and includes Paul
+, Nicholson. Jr., Tom Martin. Harry
Rogers. Hooker and Davis. Grant and
Norton. Douglass Flint. Augustus Coo
lett. Miss Shepard Miss Murray. Grace
Kirby. Belle Darling and many others.
Under the DOME" the big naval com
edy drama which Will be Manager Mart
hng's attraction next Friday, IS one &
the most preteutious sesnio productions
OF the year. As the action takes the char
acters Of the play TO Apia ~ the time
OF the terrific hurricans which proved 80
destructive 70 the German and American
war vessels assembled there. the opp0rtu-
nifty for tremendous scenic display 20
abundant The author manager sssrns
20 have awaited himself q hts opportu-
mites as the storm scenes eadinz IN The
wreck q the Trenton are said % be mar
vo'ously complete ia detail aud second n
their awful realism only % the storm
itself. Other scenes OF the play are a
renarkabls mechanical and scsuic Illusion
perfectly counterselfiag = ferry boat trip
from Jersey city 20 Se~ York. view
81 the Capitol az Washington sfuring a
night illumination several sets showing
familiar localities IN Washington and a
pretty samoan scene.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

what ~ PROBABLY Be one % ths rect
popular engagements % ths ssasou q
tas Crawford fhsater Il that y ths No
rey steek company. ThetE sngazsraesis
ln al th- nearby cities have been 81
tisflc an4 zhzt s. Dro1a5ly more EratifT-
Ing. peculiarly Bgc-essss.
P4ola. Kan. sast a. ~
re Morey stock company opsne1 ~
house September g. 70 1385is ths af311st
trat arg popular rrleef fh9w ever 80
ans business broke far record - fhr
week Tey bass ffFea ss ssv p.a9a
every ulEtf ard stsEss tasta Ntth fsr
frast a1rnssy. acrsss1rtez sd Uaferets
e-sr sen - ~ h3asss iH ;aet g e
series q seraic prp1eet.ors. - D9ssisr
u-iesr. aitaauTh u1 pefrsns haTs $50
g. r. Cd see leaa nss~.t0ri sza re-ferrszaoss-
g. e. HAE14HT.
Manager 2al5ry Casra Hssas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
I Had
a Bad
Cough

IL had bad cough for SIX
weeks and could not find any
relief whatever. | read what a
wonderful remedy Ayers Cherry
Peetoral was for coughs and l
bought a bottle. Before | had
taken quarter of ii my cough
had entirely left me. Havn.
Newington. Ont. May 3. 1899.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28
The

Ny son had most malignant Cancer. for
which the doctors said an nneratinn was he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

Good luck grows not on bushes" but
good health is assured if you take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-28

Durham of Perry, with his attorneys
Dick and Bryan, has been before the as
sistant attorney general for the interior
department, Mr.. Vandeventer, in his land
case against eagle, and left for home
Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

~ ARIS, June president Loubet,
accompanied by the Premier, M.
Dupuy, and the chief of the mill
4 tary household, General Bal
loud d,o1,a RI +be Auteui1 races
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05
GRAY WAS PLACED
ABOVE THE BLUE

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 4.-The Grand
Army posts of Columbus, Ohio, re-
ceived considerable notorieIy last week
on account of having refused to re-
ceive a floral tribute from eX-Con-
federates Of the South to place on
Union graves. The floral committee
which. rejected the emblem has prepared
a statement explaining the matter. The
report says:
The committee feels that it is due the mem
bers of the Grand Army of Columbus that they
give their reasons for rejecting the emblem.
The person in whose mind the design of that
emblem originated has, by his statements,
placed the committee in false attitude so far
as rejecting the emblem is concerned.
The chairman of the committee, in accepting
the wreath, did not know what entered into
the formation of the emblem. When it was
learned that the design contained the emblem
of the American flag. supported by arm
clothed In the Confederate gray above arm
clothed In blue beneath. many members of the
Grand Army of the Republic entered their
protests against the placing Of the emblem
upon the mound, in language that could not be
misunderstood.
In regard to the objectionable features of the
emblem, the gray being placed not only
above the blue. but on the emblem at all, was
the only objection to accepting the emblem.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

toward the Elysee, which he reached
safely at 4:45 p. m. During the demon
strationS number of hats labeled
Resignation" were picked up
COmte Christiani was thrown down.
trampled upon and severely bruised in
the melee. He is a grandson of a gen
eral who was well known during the
Empire. 1t seems it was intended to
give the Marchand mission a big ova-
ton. The Government got wind of the
affair and kept Marchand out of the
way, although Captain Barratiere and
the other members of the expedition
were there. The Derouledists, baked of
their opportunity, evidently vented
their spite upon the President.
The race course committee apologiZed
to NJ. Loubet, who replied that he could
not think of holding them responsible.
He remarked to an important person.
age that he did not intend being intimi-
dated into resignation.
During the demonstrations, NJ.
Rochefort, editor of PIntransigeant,
was seen and an attempt was made to
induce him to lead the manifestation,
but he discreetly slipped away
Most of the persons arrested repre-
sent some of the best families in
France. Comte Christiani is held on a,
charge of attempting to strike the Pres
ident. Comte dAubigny dAssay is
charged with wounding Police Inspec-
tor Grilliere, and another policeman
Among those nowin custody are: NM.
de Clermont Honnerre, De Remuzat, De
Beaumont, De Villiers, De Neuville, De
Panisse Passy, De Ferry and De Nun,
son of Count de Nun. Several others
scarcely less prominent were arrested
At late hour this evening many in
f1uential persons sought to obtain the
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

! important discussion in the Chamber of
Deputies, where the Government Will
demand a vote of confidence. There is
some fear of renewal of the disturb
ance, although the police precautions
are of the most thorough character. AT
late hour this evening more or less
excitement is still observable on the
boulevards.
Further accounts show that the whole
race course, particularly the enclosure.
witnessed scenes of the widest excite
ment.
Comtesse Boni de CastelIane, who
was Miss Anna Gould of New York
City, placed herself at the head of the
Jeunesse Royaliste and marched up and
down the lawn shouting ''Vive
FArmee."
Comte Boni de Castellane and his
brother, Jean, were arrested, but soon
liberated.
Comte de Dion, when arrested, resist
ed and fought with his cane, smashing
it on a policeman's head and causing
the jeweled top to fly off, striking
journalist. He was detained in custody.
Altogether about 130 arrests we're
made, one being that of NJ. Dalsette,
Deputy Mayor of Armentieres.
Demonstrations and counter demon
strations continued until NJ. Loubet left
the race course, at 4:20 p. M, the ar
rival of his carriage being the signal
for an indescribable tumult. The
mounted guards with difficulty opened
a passage through the crowd, the Presi-
dent being pursued to the last with
boots and yells. Even eggs were
thrown
1t was noteworthy. however, that the
people generally cheered him loudly,
the cheers increasing as he drove
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

General LaWton in person di-
rected the right column this
morning in an attack upon Tay-
tay. No resistance was encoun-
tered, the enemy retreating after
Burning the church and part OF
the town. The streets were found
barricaded, but there were evi-
dences everywhere OF the hasy
flight of the people
Hall connected with the right
column in Taytay at 10 O'Clock
in the morning. His total loss
during the march was five men
killed and nine wounded.
Lawton spent last night in
getting the Washington Nolun-
teers on board of cascoeS to
move on Morong, but the boats
stuck in the mud and failed to
move, but finally reached Mo
rong at daylight 1t is thought
that the garrison of Taytay and
Cainto have retreated to Morong
peninsula, where it is hoped to
catch them before Halls and
Wholley's columns.
From Antipolo to Taytay the
roads are impossible for wagons.
Lawton burned wagons and artil-
lery ammunition rather than let
them fall into the hands of the
enemy.
The Signal Corps is laboring
under enormous difficulties.
Wires are being cut to pieces and
Chinese wire bearers killed.
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RIOTERS HOPED THAT
LOUBET WOULD BE SLAIN
Copyrighted. 1899. by the Associated Press.

PARIS June At premedad riot that took place to-day
insult President Loue perhaps
number Cstani his
Madame Baoud tainted Chsan beaten black and blue by
President
men, kicking and pungng and the blood squirting from his
Most of those taken
NJ of a
instead of driving
Major
behaved
the weighing
his
Jews and Dreyfusites"
ground
NJ re-
the enclosure uncrowded by-way
Loube remained the end
CRAWFORD