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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
Daily Eaglr
nance Tor kansas Wheat and Kansas MiIIers.
VI. VI. MURDOCH. Editor

A Chance for Kansas Wheat and Kansas MiIlers.
Kansas wheat when reaches tdewaer, which it
generally on cut rate that discrmnaes -four
can pumped the bottoms vessels which must
have ballast wheat or or something
Europe for practically nothing. Flour can't pumped
ballast the wheat freight is against
the American miller therefore against who
raises and supplies miller.
equitable relief the AnHers National association
moving on the Interstate Commissioners who
turn pressing the requisite authority
enforce their mandates against
determinations existing interstate re-
suit Of the along lines Commissioner
Prouty up a BILL which, having been approved
entire board by millers association
by commercial boards Senator Cuom of Illinois
the United States senate under
the title bill to regulate commerce.
and which is numbered Senate Bill 148s" which
in the hands Of the committee commerce
consisting of ten senator's of
To get speedy and favorable action from that committee
it is proposed that they be urged by letters petitions
Of which blank petitions will counter
OF the business Office of the Eagle which every
is in favor Of Kansas having into
instead being used for ballast foreign
1nilers, should sign.
This Cullom bill has wider scope and it's provisions
reach farther than -four wheat however it
completely present interstate
effective the findings of the interstate commission
The first thing that the bill with is the long and
haul" prohibiting greater charge for the shorter
than the haul when substantially
conditions The supreme having
mission water route like the Missouri
river instance conditions" the
lom bill seeks findings of
commission, common sense. In other words
under the Cullor bill Wichita shipper coudnot because
Of the existence Of the unnavgabe Missouri
a greater from Galveston City. The
bill further regulates export carriage storage
This clause will tend the conversion wheat
into -four -four cheap ballast for the
benefit of foreign provides for uniform
classification plug up Ioophole of unending
abuses
The vital defects Of the present law Interpreted by
the courts first that commission has no power to
prescribe the thing which done It can hold that
the of unlawful but it cannot compel
the railroad to do the right thing newly pro-
posed when commission determines that
abuse shall be have to be- or the rail
individual will have submit to the legal penalty
The law safe railroads. in that any case
may be reviewed by the supreme court on application
The bill being lengthy is comprehensive and hav-
ing been drafted by expert member of the commission
and approved by the board by numerous com
meral organizations become the law of the land
To insure its petitions be signed and urgent
letters written
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
And So the Gold Goes AWAY.

There is class of people many of whom seldom handle
gold who Yet srow panicky the announcement that
millions of sold being down to the piers Of New
York and loaded for Europe They figure
1t out that are by just many millions poorer Pom
derous expert fnancers lay themselves out in columns Of
'nysdfying explanations Of the why of the OutgO and
everybody is just wise they were before All these
wseacres and their abs,ruse iumnatons aside and the
man Of the ordinary comprehension can hardly fan
of understanding that these millions are not going as
gf nor Yet is this country being robbed Every dollar
that goes is represented by fun equivalent which comes
back an equivalent which is commodity full and like
value ana that therefore the country is no poorer The
great bulk of the wealth in this country not in money
For the minority Of US the sudden destruction of all the
money in the world while proving great inconvenience
would leave few OF comparatively any poorer Neither
the bond owner the holder or the paper currency
owner would necessarily be less The country as a
whole its treasures ana changers shor,
on one single value and the standard metallic cur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
The Vanderhilts are Dutch.

That American putocratc family descendants of old
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, who founded big for
manning cabbage garden truck in
nection with New Yor's oldme vegetable market. He
Commodore" only by longshore courtesy From
he to sloops and sloops to railroads The
Dutch the town then they continue to the
swell Of the Four Hundred His grandchild be-
immensely wealthy discovered and married by
Duke Of Marlborough who ignored the progen
of his wealthy bride sons
and of his sons sons in peace with English
scrptions their tombstones and all
Consuelo the English duke is proposing raise regiment
and equip with Vanderbilt money Africa to
kill off their Dutch cousins monuments would rock
in the wind like broken reeds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
Forgetting the Dreyfus Case.
naent comes

during the progress of Exposition they intend
to law giving amensty all concerned the recent
Dreyfus affair. Some opposition proposed legislation
has developed but ardenty desire it and
there likelihood be passed The French
people have determined forget the Dreyfus as rap
idly possible they display good sense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Fame depends on circumstances somewhat Few people
can call the Of the young officer captured part
OF the Filipino army with forty few weeks ago If
he had done the beginning war when heroes
were scarce, his fame would be nationwide.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Part of Italy has just slipped the sea- Pinnacle
Rock at Cumberland Gap FELL Monday not be sur
prsed if wake morning to find that College
topped over
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Beverage of Indiana is edgng business Of the
senate cautiously Depew is keeping still But sooner or
later these will precedent in tbe senate
that right to speak above Nnis
per.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

There Indications that Russia Japan VIII get At
it in the spring The ball has commenced And
the United states and Spain led the great pronenade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Alfred Austin Engands poet-laureate should be SUD-
pressed His poetry that inspires lots of peo
pie write poetry that it be published on
the ground Austins poetry is published
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Mr. Schurman, who wants only kind OF Protestant
missionary 10 Luzon should quit dreaming All kinds
Of missionaries VIII Schuran other theorists to
the contrary Notwithstanding
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

The Moneux jury has just discovered that all Of It's
members Swallowed by detectives They thought they
were trying Moineux They find that detectives are
trying them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

The Democratic leaders assuring everybody that
free silver viii Be the issue next year II
hasn't been an issue since 1896.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Professor Schurman is spinning theories over the Phil
Ipplnes lie says that no politician will do governor
general Of the islands common politician viii do in1n
Itey better than a college professor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

II son't believe professors k-ow 50
VERY u1cz." said Mamie
WAY. how ca vea TAX So" reio!zed
Msu4
Wei 6cn't See WY NJ ruIaata
Should have seemed - SURPRISED ard
puzzled when I asked Sim h8w 70 sav
a-abeezzeck e Creek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Right United could slide an icce down
Britan's back by demanding an immediate sattte
of the Alaskan border
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Alfred austin pact laureate OF Great Britain can
write poetry fer shUcks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

the Monex prosecution is Convinced Of his
guilt defense innocence. and Moneux himself
atone knows the truth Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Winston Churchill seems 70 be the only man who is
getting real romance out Of The Beer war
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
THE CUBANS WANT LIBERTY
OPINION OF A TEXAN WHO SERVED
IN THE WAN AGAINST SPAIN.
Not Wanted ms ADVERTISEMENTS
tion May BE Asked Later.

Navasota, Texas, August 21,-rred
Somerford, who has lived for the past
few years amid the stirring and romantic
scenes in Cuba, was shaking hands with
many friends in Navasota today. being
on a visit to his parents near here, since
the 4th, aud intent on returning to Cuba
tomorrow.
In the struggle of the Cubans against
the tyranny of Spain MIR. Somerfords pa
triotic sympathes threw his services to
the side of the natives, and he served their
cause with more than ordinary distinction,
being assigned to perform the necessary
and extremely hazardous duties of a spy, in
which sphere he saw nearly all phases OF
the desperate guerrilla warfare then con-
Quoted. and held the rank of major III the
army when the clash between this coun-
try and Spain became certain he entered
the secret service OF the United States gov
ernment his versatility of manner, thorough
acquaintance with the people and country
gave him free access 20 large amount
Of valuable information, not obtuluable bH
others besides freely going IN and out
of Havana and association with Spanish cits
,zens and officers. One of his feats was to
ride in boat for two days with General
Pando, while that officer was endeavoung
TO enter Santiago to assist General Toral'
all the time his movements being made
as plain as day to the American army.
Mr.. Somerfcrd knows Cuba ana the In
habitants from one end 10 the other. there
being few mon Of note he is not slcoaint-
ed with He has made several trips over
the island horseback, 10th In his military
capacity and as correspondent toi the
~ "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
FEVER IN PORTO RIco.
The Typhoid scourcc I'm. r0lIoyvcd
the Recent Uurricnuc


New York, August 21.--A Herald dis
patch from San Juan says: The board OF
charity is sending out supplies by land
ana water daily, but petitions keep com :
ing In from all over the country requr-
ing food, medicines and money
There are no means OF raising funds in
'ne different frontier towns. AT waunabo
an eiort was made to start popular sub
subscription. but only 10 pesos were con-
IN consequence OF the putrefaction OF
poules, typhoid fever has developed at Ar
royo' The captains of coastwise vessels
complain that the doors at the various
ports have caused them more suffering
than the hurricane.
The reports of the boards of health up
10 last Friday gave the number of killed
1873, milling 1000. houses DESTROYED 4i2l.
persons homeless 22046, cities in need OF
PHYSICIANS, drugs and hospitals, Caguas
Yakucoa, Waunabo, Utaudo. Cosmo and
Corosal
Advices from Ponce state that there has
been slight rioting at Yuaco, but that it
has been easily queled by the local guard
The local authorities are running short of
money with which to pay workmen There
are no reports of fever as yet from the
south side of the island. The authorities
are making strenuous efforts to relieve
the country districts. where great distress
Is reported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
RETURNING KLoNDIKERs.
Few of Them bringing Back Cola
Dust.

Victoria B. c., August 21.-The steam
er Alpha has arrived from Alaska with a
hundred passengers, among wnom was
Judge Irving, who has been adjusting dis
puted claims in Allan, A. Hendrickson,
one of the richest passengers. had about
$4,000, while some Atlin men had good
amounts.
The steamer Sam Kosus arrived at Eagle
City with $50 United States soldiers to be
stationed there. Colonel Ray, upon his
arrived reduced the wages of carpenters,
constructing the barracks, from Sc to So
per day, The reduction resulted in Il
strike,
Dawson City people are indignant over
a notice served by Commissioner ogilve
that they will have to buy thew property
from Fred johnson and partner at prices
fixed by them, or submit to arbitration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
NEUROLOGICAL.

HINTON. --Hearne. Texas. August 81
Miss Alice Hinton, the 1Syear-old daught-
er of Mrs L. ]. Hinton died this morning
I at o'clock of congestion of the bowels
Interment will take place in the city
cemetery tomorrow morning at ~ O'CLOCK
MAXWELL.--Hempste Texas, August
2l.-The death OF Mrs. Maxwell an esti"
mable lady living at Fields Store, THIS
county, Is reported she was over oo
years old. and one of the original pioneers
of this county
| INSTRUMENTATION, Texas.--The news
of the death of Allen McNabb, which
occurred in Bay City few days ago, was
received with great sorrow by his many
friends here, where he was well known
Mr.. McNabb had been quite III with cry
sipelas in his foot which became so acute
that amputation became necessary. The
operation was delayed too long, and blood
poisoning set in, from which cause his
death resulted. Mr.. McNabb was In the
drug business at tho time OF his death,
and had a bright and prosperous career
before him. He left no family, his wife
having died last year,
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas, August 20.
VIM. Carter, aged citizen and Collin
county pioneer Of prominence, died today
at his home seven miles west OF Nc
Kinney.
CARTER.-McKnney Texas, August 20.
w b. Carter. pioneer farmer and prom
inent citizen, died ten miles west OF town
last evening, OF cancer OF the throat.
Burial in Mckinney today.
DURDIN. --Hemble, Texas, August 20
AT the residence OF Mr.. A. II. Lee, this
evening at 1890 O'Clock. Mr.. Robert Dur
din, aged 20 years. died of congestion,
only being sick a few days Mr.. Durdin
was taken i'll on Wednesday and died on
Sunday following. His remains will be
buried at the Tedder grave yard tomor-
row evening at 4 o'clock.
McCLURE.LAlto. Texas, August 90
Died August 10th, s:11 a. M, at her
fathers residence, Captain w. M.
Armstrong;, one mile west OF Al
to, Mrs, Amelia BOYD Mcclure,
wife of DR.. Marsh II, Mcclure
o. Alto Texas. The deceased was in her
/ 26th year, and was reared In this COM
munlty. she was amlable, iovable and
generous, and was good to everybody She
i leaves a broken hearted husband, father,
mot her. sister and two brothers.
! HIGGINBOTHAM.--B eeyllle, Texas, Au-
gust 2l.-w II. Higginbotham, well
known citizen OF this city. died yester-
day afternoon at 10 O'clock. after ling
/ ering illness OF several months He WAS
! afflicted with pulmonary trouble, ana his
death was, caused by that and an attack
4 of typhoid fever He has been a resi-
| dent OF Beeville for ten or twelve years,
and was a gentleman of fine character
and exemplary habits He was 50 years
OF age and unmarried. He leaves several
sisters and brothers to mourn his death.
His remains were inferred in the Beevllie
cemetery at $3.50 this evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
HYMENEAL.

sCHAEFFER- CORNELL. = Texarkana,
Texas, August 14.---Mr Charles Schaeffer
of Boggy, Ark, and Miss Dora Cornell OF
this city were married here today.
TT-FUNDERBURGH Mckinney.
Texas, August 14.-While sitting in their
buggy last evening. r. Nj. Scott and MISS
Maggie Funderburgh were married - this
city last evening by Elder Mckinney.
FISHER FRANKS Moulton, Texas, Au-
gust 15.-This morning at IL o'clock Miss
Mollie Franks was married to Mr.. j..
Fisher OF Waelder. Texas The ceremony
took place at the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs Roxie Franks, few miles
southwest of Moulton Rev. sailie OF
Lockhart performed the ceremony. Mr..
Fisher is prominent business man OF
Waelder and the bride is one Of Moulton's
fairest young ladies. The happy couple
took the evening train TO take their bridal
trip to st. Louis via Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
CoRFus CHRISTI REGATTA.
The Yacht Race Resulted, I<londike
TarpOn and Ncttte.

Curpus Christi Tex. Angus: 2i,--The second
and third heat of the regatta wss ran over
nne-nillc course with light breeze THE
morning and this evening, The Same yachts
TINT entered Yesterdays race. with the OK
ccition VI tho Mabel, competed again. Tn,
race this norning was won by the yacht
kloudyke from Tarpon. which entities hcr 10
the first priEe. The Pauline again came In
second this morning which entities her to
second prize. IL being \ tie between the
Yachts Nettie and Sooner. the former winaiur
third place yesterday and the latter this
and was won by the Net,ie. which gives thnt
boat third prize.
Tho baseball game this evening between
the Bun Citys and the Bcovillo Blues was
one of the most interesting and closely con-
tested ever held here and resulted In favor
OF the home team BY a score OF Is to IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
TELEGKAPHIC TIPS.

NEW WHATCOM Wash.-J. Hartman
Jones, a well known editor, died sudden
ly. Mr.. Jones, between the years 1878
and 1888, was the proprietor and editor of
Godey's Magazine. He was So years old.
LONDON-The first consignment OF Kent
hops has Just been received. The parcel
indicated that the seasons crop is of ex-
ceptional quality.
SARATOGA, N. Y.-Bishop John P.
Newman's will shows his estate to be
worth $4,000. 1t goes to his widow for
life thence to theological seminary
NEW YORK--Il is reported that both the
american Writing Paper company, the
corporation. recently formed by cnnsolida-
ticn of many writing paper manufacturing
concerns and the INDEPENDENT mills will
before lang raise the price of writing Pc
per,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
SPORTING NOTES.

The ST. Louis meeting will close SATURDAY
with the Chrysanthemum stake Tor Z-Sear-
olds.
Tommy Ryan failed to keep mis- appoint,
ment 10 arrange a match between himself
and Mccoy. He Is reported 70 TO- h aye s Msi
that the outcome OF Mccoys ngnt "dtn in. mN :
Cormack had so injured McCoy's alawins
power that match between them would 20,
draw $500. Mccoy posted $1,000 TO hhd
match with Ryan.
Colonel Cassidy has at last taken his case
into court and has won first blood IN 81
curing an Injunction against the 81. L1ul s
Fair association. The tight Will be watsn ,sa
with interest as all such attempts 10 nav
the courts interfere in race track msias =,
ment have always been. Several sucu a. ~,
tempts have been made but none has ye'
resulted successfully
The stuff" is 'off'' for 10 as far as 81
Louis and the entire West is conce,hen
When Cincinnat's great winning streak g, o.
fourteen successive victories wa, broken r %,
Boston. even though the Reds did gilh Ie
venge the following day. the Vests last
chance to land a one-two or even three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
rnnAY,s ENTRIES.

SIX and half furlongsAlluyiau, Heoer
Jones' Tolstoi. St Augustine lis. Duncan
Belle. Carnage Ed l., Hungry Hill. Montgom-
cry liz. Refer. Belle OF Memphis. Alouette
Adowa no Gusto. Castine IS.
one mile. selling-Basquil liz, Lord Neville
no. Annie Oldfleld lo5. Trimmer loi, Land Tic
lC0, Pretty Rosie ~. Harry Preston So Co
leste d Or. Helen Paxtin, Nan Dora "a
Five and half furlonss, maidens-Tin'
Carney Leopar MS Hi Nocker. Grace Logan
sublimity Armand 1l5. Canrobert Ben
Chance. Peter Duryea Ill, May Go. Coral
Rose Caron. Flylotta. Leipsis Two slipper
los.
Four miles Kodak ia Ed Farrell ITO. JACK
Bradley 1903 Mr.. Pip 80, Barrier rs.
Mile and seventy yards, selling-Wild Tar,
tar Pressure Isle. American Eagle Ill, Hi
Billy. The Brewer. Can Galop 100, Dolore
Flora G l07 I'll Ghor, Friesland i0l, Star Dust
Erondelle. Bessie Ewing Schnnkin. Foxey Jb
Six furlongs, seling-Randazzo. Mansay
10 Mound City. Digs loI, Her FavcS, Annie
Lewis Tava Harris. Aunt Mary. Sidduoia 100
Villmar 1903. Ladas Crosby 100, Lake Fonso
LADY Osborne. Darthea 9S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22

Sherman, Texas. August 21.--About s
o'clock this evening Are broke out in the
residence of Mr.. j. Balum. on North Wal
nut street, very thckly settled residence
portion, adjacent TO the business portion
OF the city. IL spread rapidly both north
and south, burning the residence and a
tenant house belonging to DR.. ]. D..
Meadows and one residence belonging to
s. Sperry and occupied by NJ. Weingarten.
Loss on the Ballum house and household
goods about $780, on the Meadows prop
erty and contests the loss VIII reach about
$500: loss TO the Sperry property and
Welngartens effects about $500. There
is some insurance on all the property de-
stroyed. but owing to the confusion definite
figures can not be obtained at this hour.
The fire originated from the explosion OF
a lamp in the Ballum residence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
DEATHS IN THE KLONDiKE.
A List of Those who Have Persisted
from Scurvy and BlaclSleg.

A List of Those VINO nave Icris"S"
from Scurvy and BlaclSleg.
santa Barbara, Call August 2l,-Ex-Su-
pervisor WAlston Hayne, who with party
of Santa Barbara people has been IN the
Kotzebue sound region all winter, mas
written very dscouragng news home HIS
letter dated July 81. on the-Arctic circle
400 miles inland from Kotzebue SOUND,
gives the following list OF miners VINO en-
tered that region and persisted there oil
scurvy and blackleg: A. NJ. Fairpfl, TEX
as; ]. l.. Onderdonk, Portland ore'' r.
C. Mead, Sumner, Wash. Jesse, sabln A.
Harsh. Oakland, Cal; #. Snyder seattle
Wash: C. r. Ray, G. h. Miller, Iowa D. D.
Murat Los Angeles; j. Grlecny, Leuohis'
Wash: N. p. Brown, Kansas Robert
Becker. San Francisco; F. johnson, blake
" Wash; j, Messign, San Jose. Cal W
L.. Sampson, McDermott, New; u "
Beamson, Grand Harbor, NJ. ~ franz
Robinson. South Dakota M. Thistle, CAN
fornia; F. Howard, Fall River Mass, )
]. II. Mard Fall River, Mass; Peters Mel
son, Fairhaven, Wash. ]. l.. Benaurat,
Seattle; NJ. Suller. San Francisco Charies
Leonard Cleveland, Ohio heart faiiure; l.
Il. Trussler, San Francisco; Reed RIVERS
Lawrence Keys, A. c. Breed. BuHalo' ~ ~
Y; NJ. Nelson, Hammond ihu., e.
Ryan, Heraldsburg, Cal; Captain =, ..
Smith, Blakely, Wash; f., huaoer' pay
city. Mich; d. Mccall Wisconsin rick
erine brothers, Kentucky; George Mccoy,
Montana; Charles Diedrch, spearfish' :, .
D.; Frank sterne, Butte. Mont; 5, H.
Dibbins. south America; Mr.. Martins,
santa Rosa. CAL; s. Wilmoth, Fall River;
Iahn Morris, London. England; NJ. X.
Benz, Bay city, Mich; Martin borai'y'
Italy. ,, ubo
This list does not include thiriy-sA wiz
he last reports of the deaths from drown
ing. yo,,y no.
Gently reported murdered are said 70 nay ,,i
been shot by Indians whom they III
treated.