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,-y1OV PROSPECTS BETTER.
,,,.cu rnrRovED BY THE CITY CLUB
CONFERENCE.
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BETWEEN REPUBLICANS AND INDIE

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lean AMI independent organizations IN New
YORK County iu a nsht against IainmanY IN the
COMING election We're much improved by the
conference g, the NiH CUB Oh tuesday evening.
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was r0 room io, oouo' lha' 'h'le would oe
union oa candidates fot Justices of the supreme
Court. surrosate Sheriff. Judge OF the Court OF
General Sessions and Justices OF The Municipal
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senator F..harc Collector RidweU Edmund
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AMERICAS ART GALLERIES.
MADISON -srARE solIH ~rw YonH.
EXECUTORS ABSOLT II. -AI'F
Tomorrow FRIDAY and saturday.
OCTOBER AND = At 1870 \ N. AID T NJ.
The Extensive Collection CT
RARF. AND BEArTIFU l.
ORCHIDS.
Gs'herei b. ~ .lt.
PROF. .. &. MARSH.
oF YALU rNlf EE>IIY.
To ~ .oil by order q George d Blush To.
and william Farnam Fsl EHeca'o7r
Ok rrre VIEW f-.r A 81 until ) Pm
THOMAS j.. KIRBY. Auctioneer.
AMERICAN AET ASSOCIATIONS Managers.
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Key West Fla OF There ~S'f , '%s,' t'. no
now cases Of yellow fever ''i''''''
deaths
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<o.ices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
l',.sd with full name and address
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FOR TRAVELLERS ~ EC ROPE.
DAILY with sunday. 81 IS IN .atH Aaire'' cAansed
often desired
DAILY ,1l'h.g' surti'. s. 81 m.n'h Aidress
changed -ftei tesiref.
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IN NEW NOKII CITN.


ono cent Ter cory extra ro.ras. &. charged on ne
DAILY AND sEMl-NEcKLl to mail snff'f''f ~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
PULLMAN At AUCTION
Feudal Character of the Car
Builders Model Town
SOON TO BE ELIMINATED
Property to Private Owner
ship--Jurisdiction to Chicago.
SOON TO BE ELIMINATED

Chicago, Jan. The Chronicle says:
THE dream of George NJ. PuHman's life
has been shattered. The fenced-in model
town of Pullman is 70 become q free COM
munity. The anomaly Of a city within a
city will end. The Pullman Palace Car
company has accepted the decision of the
supreme court of Illinois sustaining the
contention at Attorney General Maurice t.
Maloney The Pullman company has in
structed it's attorneys to close the suit.
prepared. The decree will divorce the great
corporation from everything save the busi-
ness for which it was Incorporated.
Thus will end as a feudal institution
the town of Pullman. Its churches and
schools. its hotels. its magnificent arcade
hall, the market house, public library and
1000 brick residences will be sold to the
highest bidders. The Pullman Iron and
Steel company will be re-organized. The
brick works will pass from the control
of the company.
'SThe streets OF Pullman win be given
over to the authorities of the city Of Chi
cago, and the waterworks also Will pass
into the control OF the city. Pullman will
cease TO be a hedged-in municipality. It's
property will no longer figure on the as
SCISSORS books as 35 oacres with the i'm
provements thereto
I'm the schome Of disposing Of the vast
and multiplied interests of the Company,
that the supreme court has declared must
be abandoned, preference will be given to
the employees to purchase the homes which
they now occupy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
USING PLENTY OF DYNAMITE
Fifth Bank Safe Blown to Smither-
Gems Recently in'New England

Ashburnham Mass. Jan. 9.-The safe Of
the Ashburnham bank was blown to pieces
by dynamite about o'clock this morning
The interior of the bank was badly
wrecked and all windows were blown in.
A sum of money estimated at $500 TO 81 900
is missing. There is no clue to the rob-
berry.
Deputy Sheriff Richardson, whose home
is next TO the bank building. was awakende
by the shock of a heavy explosion which
made the house tremble and windows rat
tie. Locating the source of the explosion
he at once gave the alarm.
The bank is on the second floor of q two
story brick building. The street door Of
the main entrance had been forced open
with a Jimmy and a similar process was
applied 10 the door of the bank upstairs.
The burglars evidently charged the iron
safe heavily with dynamite, for the safe
had been blown 20 pieces Two OF its doors
were found half WAY across the room and
a bar OF iron had been blown through
window and nearly across the street. All
the windows in the place were demolished
and the furniture was badly splintered
\ large quantity OF drafts and about 500
in money was found scattered about the
floor. Cashier Sawyer estimates that the
robbers took at least $3.50 and perhaps
s. ooo
The damage to the building it Is about
s..eoo
From the havoc created it IS judged that
The burglars knowledge Of safe blowing
was limited. The authorities have in mind
the work done recently by burglars at ;hs
Bethel Ne Savings bank: the Wrentham
National bank. the Phenix National bank.
Of Phenix. r. /. and a Vermont bank
within the past few months. although
there Is nothing IN the line of positive
evidence to show ;hat all these banks were
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10

Lucky Star" will be produced at the Sa-
voy. Ellen Terry viii accompany Sir
Henry Irving on his American tour.
Lady Henry Somerset. W. T. Stead and
other friends and admirers of the late
Mrs. Haweis, the author of "Chaucer for
the Children" "Chaucer for Schools, 4"
"Chaucer's Beads" Tales from Chaucer. "
have formed committee to perpetuate her
1.-The Mrs Haweis fund for working girls, -
the object Of which is to financially aid
English and American girls between the
ages Of y and 20 to learn a self-supporting
trade or to engage in remunerative trade.
The hogmanay, or New Years eve fes-
Invites celebrated at Glasgow were marked
by the greatest exhibition of intoXication
in the streets ever seen in Grasgow. One
account of the scene says: at would need
the pen of lola to describe the state of the
streets. The most astounding feature of
the debauchery was the appalling number
of young lads rolling about the streets"
1t may be said that London has been de-
serted by society people, who are enter
tanning or being entertained at country
houses. The Duke and Duchess of Devon
shire intend to cap the season of gaities
with a grand ball at Chatworth House.
Derbyshire which is to eclipse the famous
Devonshire House fancy ball.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
BAILIE DECKER ELECTR0CUTED
I'm Sing Sing Prison for Numbering
His Wife

New York, Jan. 9.-Bailie Decker, colored,
was pit to death by electricity in Sing Sing
prison today for the murder Of his white
wife. The current was turned on at 11:22
and al 1:27 he was pronounced dead. Two
shocks We're given him.
After the current had been turned on the
mask fell from the dying mans face. 9th
erwise the execution was a success.
The crime for which Bailie Decker was
executed today was committed on May %,
1898. His wife T7as a pretty white wom-
an, the daughter of Jason Luke. Decker,
who was an FISHERMAN and worked only
occasionally, was jealous of his wife, and
in a drunken rage went to his home from
saloon. Mrs. Decker had retired. and
fed from the house dressed only in her
nightgown. Her husband followed her and,
catching up with her, shot her in the back
After leaving the body lying in the road
Decker fired a bullet into his abdomen,
with the intention of committing suicide,
but he recovered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
News Notes from Perry. o. II.

Perry, o. T., Jan. 7,-(SpeciaL)-Our
new sheriff safely succeeded in landing
five criminals in the penitentiary at Lam
sing, Kansas, returning today.
Most of the people of this city are hav-
ing, or have recently had, the grip and
it is quite refreshing TO read the Kansas
papers telling of our exemption. At one
time during our late term of court it was
a difficult matter to get a jury to try a
case, owing to the unusual prevalence of
the distemper.
An order made by the county commits
sioners prohibiting the traffic in county
warrants within the court house has Gre
ated a sensation As a matter of fact the
business mad got to be an intolerable
nuisance to all the county officials and
they are all very thankful for the order
Three splendid bridges across Black
Bear and Red Rock are in process of con-
struction by order of the county COM
miSSionerS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
SHARKEY-M'COY FORECAST
"Clinch" Question Figures as a Ser
ious One A mOng the Sports.

New York, Jan. 9.-Some unea siness has
developed among patrons of boxing. owing
to the attitude assumed by Kid Mccoy on
the question Of hitting in cIinches. Mccoy
says that under clause Is of the articles
which Sharked and he signed for tht fight
tomorrow night neither can hit while the
other has hold of him and that the hold
ing constitutes a clinch. McCoy's position
is said to be at variance with an expressed
understanding between the two NTH at
the time the articles We're signed and
while agreeing with the letter of the arti-
cles, is declared to be contrary to their
spirit. The verbal agreement, it is rep
resented, was that man might hit so
long as both hands were free. That Nc
Coy should have raised the issue almost
on the eve of the contest is regarded as
an evidence of apprehension on his part
that he may not be able to cope with the
ex-marine at all points of the game.
If the articles are strictly carried out,
all a man will have to do when in
tight place is to place his hand on the
others shoulder and this, would, accord
ing to the articles, constitute a clinch.
Sharkey and O'Rourke, his manager, say
they will insist on adherence to the verbal
agreement but Mccoy has declared that
nothing but what is duly set forth in the
articles will go"
George Considine, manager of Jim Cor
bett, who was a Mccoy admirer up to
yesterday has switched and is now ready
to bet on Sharkey. while l have always
been Of the opinion that Mccoy would beat
Sharkey," Considine is quoted as saying,
II have changed my mind, and now think
that Sharkey wig defeat Mccoy. 1 am
ready to bet $500 to $1,000 that Sharkey
will win and expect to have no trouble
in getting my money covered"
The admirers of Sharkey are betting
their money on the sailor to beat Mccoy
but they have given up hope of getting
any better odds than 100 to 30.
Tom ORourke mas made two big bets.
The first one is with Joe Vendig, the book
maker, $500 to $1,000 on Sharkey. The other
bet is with Con Keefe Of Boston at the
same odds and for the same amount as
the one with Vendig. Sam Fitzpatrick has
bet $1,000 even on Mccoy.
Mccoy quit training yesterday and will
come from Ashbury Park TO the Cadillac
hotel in this city, where he will remain
until an hour before the fight starts.
Sharkey will only do light training today
and tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
BOLD H0LD-UP IN TT. SCOTT
Bandits &c Through Two Hotels aud
Rob Guests

ST. Louis. No. Jan "A Post-Dispatch
special from Fort Scott. Kan. says: Two
masked men early Shis morning captured
3 policeman. took him a nile into the
woods. bound and gagged him. and Win
rare coolness held up and robbed nine men
in the Cottage House and the Saysrs ho-el.
two hogels OF prominent business streets.
Edward Mead. al engineer on The Kansas
City. Fort Scott and Memphis, Eh1 vas
one OF the victims. was shot b one %
the robbers. and George Il Young, q col
ored man. was mistaken for one u them
and shot Several hours after the robbery
The poacs Identified the bandits as they
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ss.ss the Of lAZzzzu
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFLETS.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. THE mercury
has fallen from to % degrees at vari-
Gus points over the northwest. Winni-
peg. with 10 below, is the coolest point
today In this city II is IA below.
Plainfield, Wis, Jan. IA terrible biz
zard struck this city last night The
wind blew forty miles an hour. The
mercury fell far below Zeron and the
storm was the worst in many years.
Dayton, O.. Jan. I'm a local athletic
contest held here last night. Oliver Acher
established a worlds record in the run
ming double high kick with a score OF
Z feet inches. Acher is % years OF
age
Dayton, O., Jan. 7-William Howell
Seymour, the old-time actor, died at the
hospital today of heart trouble He
came here broken down in health some
time ago, and the police sent him to the
hospital.
Dayton, o., Jan. danny Nugent,
known to the police all over the country
was today sued by his wife for divorce
cruelty being alleged. They have arrang-
ed a division of their property, which is
worth considerable.
Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. The tin plate
combine has announced an advance OF .25
cents on each standard 1C0-pound box and
the jobbers have put up prices 30 cents
thus jumping from s.. 10 to $40 within
twenty-four hours 1t is believed quota
tons will advance until 81 is reached.
Washington, Jan. 7.-Secretary, Bliss
went to New York to remain until next
Friday and, until relieved by his sue
cessor, Ambassador Hitchcock. will not
act on new matters of administrative poi
icy, but will leave the rev secretary free
to initiate his own policies.
Newcastle. Jan. John Blevins, city
treasurer Of Newcastle. was found at
u O'Clock tonight in his office unconscious
and dying His head had been beaten
to jelly the safe broken open and $500
in money stolen. He died soon afterward.
The robbers and murderers left on clue
to their identity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
READY FOR ACTUAL DUTY
Iowa National Guard to be Modelled
on the Regular Army.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 9-The Iowa Ma
tional Guard will probably be organized
on the basis of the regular army. Such
is the wish of prominent officers in the
state who are engaged at present in form
ing the new guard. The new regiments
will be subject to United States medical
examinations and every man will be armed
and equipped ready to be mustered with
out delay into the service of the national
government in case war is declared. TIE
adjutant general believes in abolition of
the stationary annual encampment AM the
substitution of practice marches as a
means of hardening the men and drilling
them in rough camp life. An effort will
be made to have the appointive governors
staff commonly referred. to as ''the bou-
quet holders" dispensed with in favor of a
system of promotions o fmerit. Several
other radical changes are in contemplation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10

boarded the st, Lous-bound Missouri.
Kansas and Texas passenger train and
had pitched battle with them. but they
got away
The robbery occurred on East Wall street
on Policeman Jones' beat. The Cottage
House was entered first. One bandit kept
the guests covered with his revilver, while
the other robbed them of their watches,
pistols and money. The booty taken was
about $50 and number Of watches. II.
T. Dayton, merchant and stockman Of
Golden City, No, who was just returning
from market, was relieved of a hundred
dollars and his watch.
Then the bandits went across the street
to the Savers House and robbed the clerk
and money drawer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
AS MORRILLS SUCCESSOR
Governor of Vermont Appoints Ben
iamin + EifieId.

ST. Adams, VT, AIN. 7.-Governor Smith
today appointed Benjamin F. Fffield of
Montpelier as successor to the late Sena-
tor Justin S. Morrill, of this state. Mr..
Fffeld was rendered the position two days
ago. but he wished to consider the matter
before making known his decision to the
governor His answer was not received
until today, and the appointment followed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
Rough Rider Hail. wife Divorced

NorW-alk. Ono. Jan. Jeanne Dunbar
Hall OF this city was granted a divorce
tbs afternoon from Thomas ". Hall and
given me custody of their children The
country as Tom Hail q literary fame,
contributor 20 Life and other period
Gals He was ad!utant OF the Rough
Riders.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
In the Ticket Agents Favor.

Milwaukee, Wis, June Judge John
son in the circuit court today stated that
the selling Of railway tickets good fer
transportation on several roads does not
make the agent a :ep-e sentative IF all
the roads. f. P. Brockaway. who plIr-
chased a ticket of the Chicago and Nor. h.
western. good for transportation 20 a
point on the Savannah Florida and West
ern road, sued for the loss of trunk.
The case viii go TO the supreme court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
THE AMERICAN NAVY, CUBA AND
HAWAII

A eerttolio. IN ten parts. sixteen views
n each part. OF tbs finest half-tons PIC
lures OF the American Navy. Cuba and
Hawaii. has just been issued by a pub
fishing house.
The Frisco Line has made arrange
ments for a special edition for the oen4nt
of its patrons. and a specimen copy can
be seen at any OF the more tmpoF sans
ticket Offices Single parts may be haS
at ten cents each. and full set. one hun
dred and sixty pictures. coats but me
dolla-. Subscriptions for tbs set may &c
left with the ssent In view OF the prss-
ent excitement regarding Cuba these nc,
lures are very timely. II the agent az
your station has not been supplied with
same. you may enclose remittance direct
to B. l. Winchell. General Passenger
Agent Frisco Line. St Louis
II. o. MORTTMoRE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-10
Look Out for French Thieves.

Washington. D.C-Jan. Consul Frank
enthal, at Berne, sounds a note Of warning
to American manufacturers who intend 10
present 70 the word a. the French exposi-
ton in 1900 their best brain efforts and
products. He cites a recent decision Of the
French courts denying the protection 20 a
Swiss firm from piracy OF its designs
though the latter were registered in
France.