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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
WANTS TO BOOST WELLINGTON
Governor Lowndes Orders the sena-
tor OF the state Committee

Baltimore, Nd, Sept Z1-Governor
Lowndes, who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton on the Republican state ticket. to-
day demanded the resignation of United
States Senator George L. Wellington as
chairman of the Republican state cen
trail committee and II Is understood that
Senator Wellington viii comply at once
with the governors request This step
is the outcome of the action OF the state
central committee yesterday in appoint
ing committees on finance and on the con-
duct OF the coming campaign, which prac-
tically deprived the chairman Of the com
mittee Of most OF his power and useful
ness
Senator Wellington says: MY ulti-
matum Is that the COMMITTEES must rescind
both Of these resolutions or will retire
from it. 1 will not turn a hand until
they do this. No headquarters will be
opened and I am going TO Cumberland to
wait until hear from them. think that
the ticket is beaten beyond any question.
The committee have offended every Nal
sterile and absolutely ignored the colored
voters. Their Is a day NJ rcekon.ns sonl>
Ing which they win not Ike 20 meet
The senator further chaf~ss Governor
Lowndes with having surrendered control
of the party 10 John X. Gowen. OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and asserts
that United States Senator McComas is
also controlled by the same influence.
Governor Lowndes and Senator yelling
ton have been fast friends. the latter az
one time having silIed a position in the
banking house Of the governor in Cum
berland, Nd. Their political fortunes have
been closely allied and much OF the credit
for the conduct OF the campaign which
elected Governor Lowndes four years ago
has heretofore been accorded to Senator
Wellington, who was at that time chair
man of the Republican state central com
mittee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
Bloclcie Jamison is the queen for the day
with 2,O2O votes in her favor
RECENT RAINS IN OKLAHOMA
Come Too Late for Cotton But Good
for EVerYthfnc Else

for Everything Else.
Oklahoma City, o. T., Sept. H-Follow-
ing is the Oklahoma weather crop report
for the week ending Monday, September
Is; The past week was generally clear
until the night of the 18TH when mod
erately heavy rains fell over Oklahoma
and the Chickasaw country. Drouthy
conditions continue over the Creek, Cher
okee and Choctaw nations. The mean
temperature Of the week, 72.6 degrees,
was very nearly normal The highest
temperature during the week was 92 de-
grees, the lowest 50 degrees. The late
rains have been Of material benefit to
the very late planted crops and pastures,
and especially the fruit. There is consid-
eTably less complaint of apples and
peaches dropping. In the nations where
the drouth continues. all the late crops
and fruits are badly in need of rain The
rains came too late to be Of any benefit
to the cotton crop. Picking continues,
and generally the yield is very poor: this
is particularly true of the Chickasaw ma
ton, the best cotton-producing section.
Flowing and seeding are now the chief
farming operations. In Oklahoma the
griund is in excellent condition and the
work of blowing and seeding is being
pushed as rapidly as possible Some of
the early planted wheat is above the
ground and looks we'll Nearly the whole
Of the late grain crops has been secured.
The rains have greatly improved pas
lures throughout Oklahoma and ranges
are in good condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
DREYFUS CALLS 1T A HOLIDAY
Spends His First Day Of Liberty as a
Child Might.

London, Sept. H.JA correspondent of the
Daily Mail. who joined the Dreyfus party
at Bordeaux and accompanied them to
Carpentras, describes Dreyfus as
thoughtful prematurely aged, with soft
eyes, smile like a womans and rather
the appearance OF a eavant than a SOL
der" When told Of the great wave of
British sympathy in his behalf, he wrung
the correspondents hand and showed the
deepest emotion His health, the CORE
spondent says, is tar from satisfactory
He ate meats yesterday for the first time
1T is against the doctors order" said
Matthew Dreyfus. "Ah," said the for
mer captain of artillery. "iet me have
holiday today. I will be sedate and ODE
dent again tomorrow. I am just like
boy and feel that I could run and jump
about the green fields for very joy. Just
think. shall now be able to laugh and
play with my children in the beautiful
country"
After the meal despite his brothers
half laughing protest, he smoked several
cigars, ''to celebrate the holiday"
The sad note amid the rejoicing was the
death of NJ. Schuerer-Kestner 81 am
grieved beyond words" said Dreyfus. ''to
think that I shall never be able to thank
that noble heart
One Of his first acts on obtaining free
dom was to have wreath sent to be
placed on the coffin of his champion and
friend
At present he speaks little OF past
events. He says: 81 have forgiven, but I
cannot forget" AMI he intends to devote
himself to proving his innocence When
that has been accomplished ne will only
ask to be allowed to spend the remainder
of his days with his loved ones, far from
the busy world.
His delight at everything on the jour
ney."s continues the Daily Mails CORE
spondent, was that OF a man returning
from the dead to the world he loved
The affection and solitude Of his brother
are touching 20 see. His physical weak
ness causes the deepest apprehension to
his friends. The Journey was. in the
main, uneventful except for a few express
sions Of disappointment on the part OF
people who endeavored to get glimpse OF
him"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
OKLAHOMA CITY STREET FAIR
Program for the Last Full Day Prom
iRNa Kare Treats

ASNA hIfC treats
oklahoma City, o. r., Sept. 21.-Follow-
ing is the program for the street fair to-
day;
Following is the program for tomorrow:
Grand U. c. 4. parade, 400 uniformed
travelling men in line new, novel and
laughable features introduced; hobo con-
vention, 'They toll not, neither do they
spin, yet Solomon, in all his glory was
not arrayed like one of these; Indian ball
game at Kramer's park, big prizes for
the winning team; clog dancing; fancy
bicycle riding by the worlds champion;
slack wire performance, novel feats Of
jumping; the two Rubes that have a lad
der; performing dogs and ponies; graphic
phone, grand entertainment; music on all
corners in the evening; grand fireworks
parade, conducted by the travelling men,
assisted by the Pond Creek Flambeau
club of forty members, $1,000 in fire
works; grand plantation cakewalk by the
four champions selected from the previ-
Gus walks; enjoyment entertainment,
fun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
ODD FELLOWS DAY TO DRILL
Grand Decoration of Ghivairy Coafer-
ed ON Nine Candidates

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 21.-Before 2.too IN
Light Guard armory this afternoon MAJOR
General ]. f. Elicot of Chicago con-
ferred the grand decoration OF chivalry.
the highest step in Odd Fellowship. upon
nine candidates. The armory was bcarti-
fully decorated with palms, flags and
bunting. Two ca4st rs of Partriarchs
Militant assisted in the impressive cere-
mony. which required two hours 10 COM
plete. Under an arch OF swodrs The can
didates marched the length OF the arm
DRY 10 where General Ellicott stood, IRE
pared to give them their oaths. When
the candidates had knelt beside Bible
and had repeated. their obligations and
sworn to uphold them. a cleaning sword
was laid on the shoulder OF each and he
was presented with the badge OF chiy-
airy.
The prize drills OF the Patriarchs Mill
tant, which were held on the Detroit
Athletic club field, furnished the feature
OF the day. The drills took place under
favorable weather conditions before q
large number Of spectators. Each OF the
classes was well filed and some remark
ably fine drilling was seen. First prizes
in the several contests were awarded as
follows: Best military appearing canton
in yesterdays parade. prize 1850. Lincoln
IS. Syracuse. n. Y. Prize drills. class A
first, Lincoln 50. Syracuse N Y. prize
$500. Glass B. first, Colonel Fen.on %.
Flint, Mich. prize $3.50. Class c, first,
Newbauer 40. Hartford. Conn. prize 500.
The sovereign grand lodge held us first
afternoon session today and spent most
of it discussing ritual work. The Re
bekah lodges ritual was 50 amended as
to make married daughters, sistecs and
mothers of Odd Fellows and de ceased
Odd Fellows eligible To membership
whether they are married 70 Old ell
lows or otherwise. Heretofore marrI&s 8
to non-Odd Fellow rende,ei them m
eligible. The mileage and per diem con-
mittee made Its report. showing total ex-
pense for the sovereign grand lodge
meeting OF $26.942. A resolution making
members OF the five civilized Indian
tribes In Indian Territory eligible for
membership in the order was defeated.
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them of higher prices for all they have

them of higher prices for all they have
to buy"
The Republican party is accused OF
planning to surrender to tho banks the
governmental function of issuing paper
money and controlling its volume"
| The war in the Philippines is character
! lied as criminal aggression. wanton,
needless and wasteful and incompetently
and corruptly prosecuted"
The platform alleges that ''in the reit-
Grated demands for more and more troops
! to subdue the Tagalos may be detected
the purpose TO have ultimately more SOL
| diers to employ at home, making 1t pos
sible for monopolist corporations to Sc
cure the aid of armed forces, state and
federal to overawe their workingmen in
time of labor dissensions"
The platform then denounces the con-
duct of the military authorities in the
Couer d'Alene district OF Idaho.
The proposal to lease the Boston and
Albany railroad to the New York Central
is condemned and the legislature is ask
ed to refuse its consent
The platform favors direct legislation,
the initiative and referendum, the cleo
ton Of United States senators by direct
vote of the people the enforcement of an
eight-hour work day. the abolition of the
law granting a life tenure to members of
the judiciary, and public ownership and
operation of street railways, water works
and other municipal business enterprises.
The platform concludes with pledging
the support of the Massachusetts Democ-
racy to w. ]. Bryan.
The platform was adopted without
dissenting vote.
The committee appointed to select the
delegates to the national convention then
made its report The delegates at large
are George Fred Williams, Colonel A. c.
Drinkwater, William F. McNary and
Christopher T. Callahan. Thereswere sew
eral attempts at disturbance when the
motion to accept the report of this COM
1ltttee was put, but they were suppressed
and the chairman declared the report
adopted and the list Of delegates stands
as announced. The convention then ad-
journed.
Payne made a speecr accepting the nom
nation for governor. He said in part:
1--WE do not believe and have no part in
the fighting in the Philippine jungles or
in the hunting down Of those brown men.
1t Is President Mckinley who is waging
that war, and on him the responsibility
will rest. President Mckinley has a pro-
pensity to blunder. Think of an Alger
picked out Of all the manhood in this
country to control our army. Think of
an Eagan TO be its commissary. Think of
Shafter lying on his cot three miles from
the battlefield at Santiago when General
Miles arrived in time to stem the tide. I
put this question to you. If 1t required
fourteen months for an indignant people
TO force the president to remove Alger,
how long shall we have to endure an
Otis? ask for no vote from any man.
bid you go back to your homes and iff
you think the principles of our nation are
put in danger by this war. are in danger
from this attempt to subjugate a people
giving their lives for liberty, then organ
ize, arouse your friends appeal to the !
conscience of your neighbors.''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
ROUGH RIDER HALL is ACCUSED
OF RGbbing POSSIBILITIES and LOoting a
JewPiry Store

San Francisco, Sept. 21-Charles 2.
Hall has been arrested by United States
officers and is now in the county jail
here. He is wanted at Las Vegas, n. NJ,
on charge of robbing the postoffice
there on June Is last. He is also want
ed at Trinidad, Colo, on a charge Of
stealing money and diamonds from
safe. There are other charges against
him. He was one of the Roo5,ve Rough
Riders and served through lhe Cuban
campaign and attended the reunion at
Las Vegas. He is identified by Postof-
fee Inspector Waters of Denver, now
in the city
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"a - II EEA.
bars the Is The Kind YGg Haze AfEar Bozgt
"ssss'I' ENHZZZIn
M'KlNLEY TO MAKE SPEECHES
In the Ohio CampasgB, Bnt From the
Rear Platform. Euronte


Cleveland Ohio, Sept s1.-secretary
Charles F. Dick. Of the national RepubH-
can committee, arrived here from Wash-
ington today and went directly 10 the o.
fee rof Senator Hanna. whore he held a
long conference with tho latter IN refer
sncs 10 the approaching campaign IN Ohio.
To an Associated Press representative,
Colonel Dick said that the opening Repub-
llcan meeting at Akron. next Saturday
would undoubtedly be the greatest gath
eTing OF the kind In the history Of the
state Continuing, Colonel Dick said that
President Mckinley would deliver 10 set
speech during his western trip but wouis
In all probability occagionalIy make brief
remarks from the rear platform q his
car
New oYrk. Sept IA special % the
world from washington says: President
Mckinley vii probably make few
speeches IN Ohio during TIE preseat cam
paigu, which f. 70 be opened in taat state
on Saturday % 'his week ~ Governer
Roosevelt % New York and Judge %ssh
the Republican candidate Tor governor
Representative Dick chairman % fhs
Ohio Republican comnniftee who f. Fl
Washington. suerestes % the rrssldeay
that he make a feW speeches "a bic way
10 Or from Chicago nsEt meath ard - -
7hs present intsnfl9n 70 NJ ~ ekiaieY %
comply with she Feqvsst 20 che exec: =
ma King tsw remarks from ths platform
Of Els train while eBroats Rspresents-
tive DICK eays that on re E1rt - fhs
Republicans ths campaign wi ~ pns =
ths most aggressive that has ever ben
zagss IN Ohio. Ths seIscff1o - Governor
Roosevelt % soaad tae keTaofe e sHe
campaign leaves 70 dsBsf s. - ths stsf-
suee which vii Ss ssssuse1 On he pa
srus-S ouasfscr
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Dies of NOTIFY RuIIet.

San Francisco, Sept A.-Ensign Noah
T. Coleman, of the battleship Iowa, died
of a complication of troubles and a bullet
wound inflicted by himself some time ago
in an attempt at suicide. Young Coleman
had been condemned to stand trial by
court martial for various offenses and
attempted suicide. The wound would
not have caused death under usual cir
cumscances. but his vitality was so weak
ened py worry that he could not survive.
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GALLIFET CLOSES THE INCIDENT
Serves Notice ON the Army That
Tharc,s In u M N or. ELL.

Serves Notice on the Army That
There's to be no More Fooli-hnass
Paris Sept. u.-The minister OF war.
General Galllfet. has addressed the fol-
lowing order to the corps commander:
The incident Is closed. The military
judges. enjoying the respect OF all. have
rendered theih verdict with complete indie
pendence. We all, without harboring az
ter-thought. bend TO their decision. We
shah in the same manner accept the ac-
ton that feeling OF profound pity dc
There can be no further question Of re-
prisals OF any kind. Hence, l repeat r.,
the Incident Is closed. I ask you, 20 forget
the past IN order that you can think
solely OF the future. with you and all
my comrades I proclaim vive ] 'srmse
which belongs 70 no party but 20 France
alone
(Signed) "GALLIFET.
The order viii BE read 20 the troops
throughout the French army.
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To be At Pouea Citv,~ R.uo,on

Ponca City. o. T. Sept 2l.-The follow
ing named gentlemen have sirnifed their
intention OF being here during the Octo-
her reunion unless hindered by some TN
tereseen event: Governor Barnes. .Secre-
tary jenkins. Treasurer Thompson. Hon.
Dennis FLYNN. Department Commander
Coulter OF Kansas. Commander Hassler
q the Territory. Hon. s s. Kirknatrick
W a. Calderhead and Chas. Curtis Of
Kansas. W. V. Henry OF Kansas City and
Judge Caldwell OF Topeka
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WELL, THIS HERE DO SETTLE 1T
Mckinley and Chamberlain Wight as
Well Call Their Troops home.

New York. Sept. M-Rev. DR.. Charles
II. Parkhurst returned from Europe to-
day. In an interview he said: 1.-The war
in the Philippines is much discussed
abroad and + don't think it win be over
for half a century yet. 1 met no Ameri-
cans abroad who are in sympathy with
the war. Regarding the English-Boer
trouble, think the only right thing the
English can do is to back down. Secre-
tary Chamberlain knows well that the
majority of the English people are not
in favor of England's present stand in the
matter Everybody knows who has stud
led the question that by the convention of
1884 England has no right to interfere in
the Transvaal."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-22
DREYFUS ReSTSAT CARPENTRAS
He VIII Reeuperate at the Home offs
RrofhNr- in Law

Carpzntrss. Department % Vagcluss.
France, September z1--Forner Captain
Dreyfus arrived here this morning and
went 10 the home Of NJ MalabraUgUs. a
brother-in-IAv. Although TIE arrival u
Dreyf1s at the home % II Malabraggus.
who has been established a. a cloth raer-
chant here FOR a quarter of century.
was soon known. no dsmonstrassoa oc-
Cured Nine. Dreyfas Is expected here
tonight Write DreYsus' health does rot
permit; 81 MS vlag visitors. s. r hop
81 the cif-uats Efn restore RS strength
during Tire next few months. which be Is
expected 70 spend hers
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x - - ~ . RT
Bears the n TIE Kind Yea Haze NsaE BaaEh
''' a &4ZzzNM
MARCONl HAS COME TO AMERICA
He Will Experiment for the coed OF
the Army aud Navy.

New York. Sept n.-SlEnoF Mareont
the promoter OF the wireless tsleEraphy.
arrived here on board the steamer Aa-
rama from Liverpool slgnor Mareoni has
come here to report the international
yacht races and to make some expert
ments for the government IN an inter-
view he said: THE outlook for wireless
telegraphy IS bright and the system 70
constantly being perfected. Already Ss
have several stations IN England. where
experiments are going on day and night.
A most successful test Of the system was
given. during the English naval maueu-
vers some months ago. At that time mes
sages were sent between the waFships.
There was no difficulty and the test was
during 4 fog. Messages have been flashed
50 miles, but 90 not care 70 say what
would be the greatest distances messages
can be sent The experiments have
proved that the curvature Of the earth Is
overcone. for in sending the messages
between stations 50 miles apart the earths
which IS over one thousand
feet. has been overcoms. The station
from which the message vac cent was 20
feet high. ! do not Know the nature e
the work that shall Do for the army and ,
navy as the arrangements FOR my coming
TO this country were made hurriediy BY
cable. The one who had the most % 90
With my coming here was General Greedy.
The tests win De conducted both on land
and eea~
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Pzrs. Sept IN. Guerra. prsss5ea; .
the Artf-s~mtte League. ~Ao HBrrsr-
dere5 - re peIlcs yesterday r5ernlaE
vas szkea shts morning - Fors fhahrof
ths headquarters &C ths lnzEss Tas
premises wes~ searched - sne passcs. y
Gzerfa lookiaw az 4 szw GusFan1fes
Eztheresa ard raserr3 shear 3eaaer
Ayers. sgt 1.-Tn Consequence 70 re
sasl-S~psta eisfsEsazess hsre tssaF sas
Eovera0- has a3LassAsssa azgatarT patrols
practically sznosasszw - shs prSeiszsassoz
a marital izx-
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FRANCO-GERMAN COOPERATION
Strengthening West African Natives in
shOuidcr-tO- shoulder style.

Paris, Sept. N.-The governor of Da-
honey cables that the France Getman
commission which is deciding the Togo
land boundry is being resisted by natives.
The commission had to fight several en-
gagements, defeating the natives and in
ficting considerable loss upon them. while
losing only one native trooper. The French
and Germans co-operated with the great
est cordially under the command OF the
French commissioner
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washington. sept 21.-Ths marine bas-
pstal service has BEEN notified thar ewing
20 che fever situation ia Eew Orleaas. a
train inspection service is 20 - insut8ts4
on al Irosds oot n the e.ty.
New Orleans. sept. g1-Ths boars -
health reports three n@rs Eases - yei'oE
fever ard tao deaths There were $50
new cases yestsr8aY.
Key West. Sept .--Twsuty-sa1 rev
cages ~ yellow fever ard tw5 tsafhs e
tire record Tor the past taeatY -f01T
n9ars
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amer Aaarss pss-.aths Psle

Stockholm. Sept I'D. Esaoirn. Pro
fessar $athsrst ara Capsafu Aafres hs-
HeTs that TIE buoy u.arksd "Anffes %
isr szpe5igsn7 found sa ss9'ssassr ? -
tAs north coast II Klax Chariss is.aai
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Doesn't want TO be Csrn,v,,ora..

Guthrie. o. T, Sept. 2.-Secretarv
Douglass OF the carnival COMMITTEES
IS IN receipt OF a communication
from Mrs Florence Hadley-Tuoker. an
nouncing her withdrawal from the race
Tor the honor Of carnival queen. Mrs.
Tucker had l.o51 votes 70 her credit. Miss
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Trrnr-Ion Tlekrt. % ths 20

viii De sold az special rates via yandaliA-
Pennsylvania Short Lines account rscsp-
tons to Admiral Dewey. New YORK tick
eta viii be OF sale September >. 2 and =.
Tickets % Washington viii b cold Sep
tember - and October Z Anybody may
take advantage II ths reduced rates ~
addressing f. b. Richie. T. =. Agent.
wichita Kan. or n ches5rouEa. 4
c. Azt. g.. Louis. Tor further insaF-
NATION.
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MAYOR JOHNSON or DENVER
Eieeae4 PPe-Iaesf Of the ~ nslefps itfss
LeaKae--Ch-Ssssso N~Ht Yer

Syrzcuss. X. T. Set z.--fssnrB :.
johnson. zaTeg % Deuxhr Ezs taszT
esectss president GO 49, LSaz7se 50 AEsf-
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% = fer MagoT AsE5z-y = TssiFstZ
CHaylest1n, = G. Eas sasetet ~
vrte q > dies as tAs ss&ca - ssitas
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They Wanted TIVE nrnak-a Meath

Jolliett. I'LL, Sept 1.-FTve hundred Ia
beTers On section eighteen % The drainage
canal struck today The contractors have
been paying them twice month. but OK
Ing 10 the fre4ueacy o THE spresz which
resulted from tais it was decided . pag
monthly The mea objected md struck
Taey are largely foreigners and tTozsle
ls feared