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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

/ election How that story VII be sNai-
Z lowed IN some places.
+ Carl Brown. coxey's son r. a.. s.
/ ,rave!inz tarough Kansas aSvoca ting
turning ali property into q commo1 resef-
volr. and then dividing Il equally. Bfoaa
hirnselt has a log cabin mounted On
wheess He expects . dump tais IN VIA
the Pullman coaches. etc. and Eet OF a
BOX car.
= n Baker. ths Kansas au'hor!tT -
corn. says tss state ~. tais year have
ths gsrgest corn crop - ths EistgrT q
A American state. ever tarss hundred
million bushels TIE reeord asrstotoTs
has bean bed ~ Iowa vita tT0 hDacfec
ana eighty militia bcshs.a. &ssrasks
VII fhia gear beat Iowa
4 fuzny tAinZ IS liable 20 hsppsn e. TIE
Philippines. There = q he a1a CT aboz5t
TIE F1iiplror governing taszzss 'Tee. TIE
chances are tAat later VIXEN re give ihern
rusrzzs taeg El1 zot use = for isHz
time. Certain Ir9sea .rgbss - Okla S1fza
nos have zucraze. ard wSsz t1e ysga
Ire the &C cEisfs o. g v5ts ~ uersnfF
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

forehand seemingly and there no repetition of the
telegram to Kruger She only reckon with the
dual alliance, and if she satisfy she ignore
France Of course Russia sufficient nducement viii
ignore France too That the kind of alliance 1t is
the republic does the melodrama empire gets the
chestnuts
The London foreign office undoubtedly has foreseen and
provided The subsection Of the Transvaa VIII
be alone the lives expended but what
England will be called give Germany and Russia in
the nature of quid pro quo
Nothing please the freedom of the
Dardanelles warshps and troop ships allowed to
the Helespont would free sea communication
by the with Port Arthur and Manchuria
important this proved by that the
Russian military stores in North China have all
transported the endless of Siberia
by Ships sailed from the Baltic Vadvis
took andit said have surreptousy stolen through the
Dardaneles disguised merchant ships Until the compile
of Siberian railway least Russas communication
with the far be by 1t declared by
that after such completion path will still be
absolutely essential
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03
Along the Kansas Nile.

! John J. ingalls, ought 10 call on Billy
Mason Of Illinois and tell him that II
| doesn't pay 10 be unique.
! Ioer. the Wichita boy now al Jolo OF
! Sulu, writes home that the women OF that
/ harem are as homely as sin.
| The Board of Managers OF the National
! Military Homes IS at Leavenworth look
/ ing into the KIondike matter.
The officers OF the Twentieth Kansas
will attend the Thanksgiving Day Mis-
/ souri-Kansas football game in body.
In the Fl. Scott vote for queen Liz
! is in the lead closely followed By Lulu
| The Inezes. Savillas and Atlas bring ID
I the rear.
It Is said that a surprising portion o.
I the Populist office holders n Kansas
| are expansionists; that they can be found
I in every county.
II the fusionists entirely fan TO get
/ Bucher OF Newton on the tracw for dis
( trict Judge. they viii name James Nc
| Kinstry Of Reno county.
Fewer Populists than ever before are
calling themselves Abraham Lincoln Re-
publicans" Abraham Lincoln never com
promised with rebellion ard never wanted
TO.
Geuevieve Smith has been deserted b
her husband at RI. Scott. They we're mar
ried six weeks ago. lie spen; $40. al
her money, ard fed She has gone to the
poor house.
Helen Candse. al eastern writer, usually
prone 70 sheer az the west, has written
magazine story about Oklahoma n which
the hero whipped out "an enormous =
cali5re revolver
Henry .. Lee OF Szlias rscsstlT vent .
New York 70 accept the poEif!oa OF chair
man Of the executive committee % iae
Wholesale Crocers OF tas Crl;s3 sfs;e1
az q sala-y % - 90 a ysz-.
TIE PoBusssts of Kansas VII probably
sosa hold = meeting % decide whetssr
they vii make snGi-sxpaasian a party
poiscy A great many believe Il = sn4ci-
dzl 20 be against expansion
A boom for ongrszszna1-as-larEs FOR
Fred Funston has been sp-unE- Funston
wsI resent this He - aiming higher fhza
that ard BE EfTI not 70 INKS Dei5ti = =
shIs e al mat = q 3rossect
Dave ove-zzer. 70 zttrs-t attention. s.
nov ez6glzx around \ pumpkin TttE syss
cssc Ia Il sra a csn1le iEsi6s. r. tie saape
q a pro2osst1aa % saTsas re trsstE re
use % ths United states MATS
he sfo~. zzs ouf oz TIE streets q
Sszton recently ;het TIE RsEHhliean ns-
is9aal committee hEs offered DeEsy Esa.'s8
zsz 70 ssy EEyshizg zzEE estsr tsx rszi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03
Americas Greatest Customer.

American purchases of British merchandise in August
showed decided increase the figures for the
responding journals England
quite 1t is felt fair share of the enlarged
purchases of foreign products which naturally mark the
prosperity of the Americas people will Great Britain
But in the month of August this expanding from
the United Kingdom the United States failed keep
growth British purchases American products
balance of in favor of the United States
greater August 1892 than it had August
$22 100000 the earlier month
S31, 100000 in the latter period
August 1899 the exports this country British
almost six times the American i'm
ports United Kingdom. 1t trade and
very extraordinary degree There other
the exchange of merchandise between two
anywhere approaches size the that
up every year against the British Isles.
Engands the great Of pros
perity. other to be compared with
Great Britain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03
9ai1y 80 eagle
The Situation in South Africa, Geographically.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.

The Situation in South Africa, Geographically
British troops stand on the border of the Transvaal in
Natal BOer troops stand border of Natal in the
TransvaaL 1t settled the points of battle in the
coming the Buffalo river Laing's Mex at it's
headwater and Charleston tunnel which penetrates
Iangs Mex This is the ground that is to be fought over
a memory of the old school geography will
able purpose coming war; atlas win alone
suffice South Africa is up. starting south
blunt extremity of South Africa is
the Cape of Good Hope This colony great larger
generally supposed northward 500 mites
and the Atlantic Indian ocean
1000 miles Cudded up the northeast of
this colony and forming part it. Natal Directly
norh of Cape Colony and directly of Natal is the
Orange Free State which probably large
Natal and large Of Cape Of Good
Hope Directly north Orange State
South African Republic Transvaa which is easily twice
the size Of Orange State quite big
the Cape of Good Hope. The Cape Good Hope follows
Indian Atlantic ocean coast lines so tsr north
that Orange Free State
port is The Transvaal, the
Orange States northern neighgor however is the
cast, very Indian and only kept from
touching it by Portuguese territory in
which the principal point the Delagoa Bay a
Deagoa Bay westward Pretoria, in
the TransvaaI Another railroad to
Bathurst southernmost the Cape Colony,
ming through Orange Free State But the railroad
which figure hostiites is
which starts Durham. which lies the eastern
Indian ocean, that norLheastery
Cape Hope town. in British territory, lies
TransvaaI it, The shor- rail-
north Transvaal border pass
ing through Ladysnith where the British troops
gathering before this the Transvaal and
S still terri. ,ry a HILL which
pass it through this by the Charleston
Tunnel hill railroad gono through is
Laings Mex only available pass Transvaa
Natal struggle of the which, believe
viii long time discreety defensive seize
guard Laings Mex. The object of British will
be Immediately keep open first
step a invasion of the Transvaal
Langs Mex is the Boer Marathon. They will hardly at
tempt would be difficult for
them the Mex 1t would British. The
attacking party and this pass. And the
which that going terrible loss
appears formidable either nation
Buffalo river boundary between
vaal fought over It runs southwark from Laing's
Mex through region offers entrance
into TransvaaI feasible than the Mex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03
Russia and the DardaneIIes.

Touching Europe's interest in the Britsh-Boer war a
says The European balance Of power
Is decatey poised slightest vibration Is reflected
complicated convoutions. Each capital
sleeps like with eye open. nation seems
likely to secure advantage, however meager in any
the globe instantly claor for
compensation somewhere anywhere tangible
It is according to the tradition diplomacy they
should. and their right every
eign Office of Europe Was Bsmarcks famous motto
do ut des" and adjusting differences between
neghbors Germany to honest broker and
demand commission?
Hence If Great is to add to her dominion the
Transvaal she expect claor continent which,
II osens.bly sentimental reality voice demand for
compensation And truth the great despotsms are begin
ming to stir Russia, who yesterday robbed Firms is
waxing achryose Beers The St Petersburg news
fear the suez viii neutrality once the
whole African sofdifed under British sover-
and there threats Dardanees viii be
rd its Instructions considered free arm of
the sea
When England France Sardinia brought Russia to
knees Cea car signed the treaty Of Paris
Among obligations that imposed upon Russia barring
Russian warships surface the Black Sea and for
bidding construction the shores Of such naval fort
sebastopo had Twenty years later when
Germany a war with France Bismarck bought the
favorable neutrality price part Of that price
the denying clause of the treaty In the midst
Of the Russia declared obsolete and COM
nenced building Black Sea feet crisis there was
no one in Europe to say her nay.
later the Muscovite hordes pushed p 70 the
walls Of Cgnstantinop Fortunately England the
great Jew imperiais prime minister He knew the
strength e his country. what more he dared use It
The British passed the Dardanees and was ready %
defend the city Of the sultan with guns Russia paused
and consented that the treaty had forced
Turkey be revised by assembled Europe at Berlin At
Berlin she abandoned her extreme demands The Black Sea
indeed became Russian lake. but Engands mandate
bottled warship allowed to pierce the
Dardanelles.
Since the treaty OF Berlin twenty years ago Russia has
built strong feet in the Black restored the great
establishments in Crimean war And each
year she felt Imprisonment more irlsome She
the props,ious impatently when with iu
punJy she can deny restrictive clause Of the treaty
Berlin twentyeight years ago Of the treaty
Perhaps she fancies the TransvaaI war
win afford the opportunity.
Nor can England object. For England since Beaeons-
fields day center interest shifted from the Bos
phorus II is longer imperative with her
Russia be confined the upper The Helespont
should become an avenue open all and England can well
afford abrogston Of restriction in return
hand the Cape. she has fixed" be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

nothing brutal the world the police
of great brushes of people in city. This
true City Saturday is always large
brushes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Men queer. Dewey sailed 1900 miles the water
and whmpered He rode about eighteen blocks
carriage New York and sighed: 1T long pull,
wasn't
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

world believes that Great Britain wants grab
fighting for the good of the Outander
a all mighty hard for persuade the world
that fighting for Cuba, but for the good of the
reconcentrados.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

all right of course but they ribbons
their If Dewey should attempt to bully American
landsman sailors landsman take
sockngfu break in his lump of combaveness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Dewey crushed subordinate because didn't get flag
up enough. What be his opinion of the who
are trying to American flag even
get hold of hayards
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wonlhni.annoint Them-

/ Conway Springs Star: Dom tais way
F the first taste OF Ire worlds ness We zes
( IS through the wTich 4 Eagle. u he
+ Eagle should miss this tcwn some otr-
{ Ing zssriy everybody woBld feel 5iszp-
=. r.-l-.e.a E-asaa.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03
ain Bens,er.

He takes ths weather IS = CONES
AID thinks he ears scculu1ss.
Bzt Eow can human beings. pray.
Take weather any other way.
Chicago Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Gushing Herald: Quite an amusing in
cident occurred here last Wednesday. A
large. red mugged fellow walked into
Brockman and McGregor's saloon and or
dered a small bottle of beer. He was just
in the act of drinking 1t when a little
woman who would weigh about one
hundred pounds rushed in and grabbed
the big fellow by the arm and said :
What do you mean, sir, by coming In
here? Now you get right out Of here at
once! Give me that bottle; I'll kui yoC,
tated for a few seconds and tnen meekly
that's what I'll doT' The big fellow hesi-
handed her the bottle o: beer which she
dashed against the floor with all her
strength, and smashed It into thousand
pieces. And then renewing her grasp en-
the big fellows arm. she led him right
out of the saloon to a covered wagon
and made him climb In, all Of which he
did without protesting. She was hoy
terror. and the big fellow was evidently
afraid OF her.
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There was z

funny little line report of the parade
New York this: Admiral Sampson not on
the stand the City Hall He did not arrive IN time"
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There were only two hundred G. r. in the New
York parade Tammany and New York have the
old soldier never viii have.
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crown Of thorns pricks only crown gold
and gives the headache The chances
are that Dewey tired OF it all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Whitney Of New York thinks that Dewey viii for
president The chances that Dewey is that
state Of mind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

With big hand OF yellow his breast, General
Miles received ovation in New York Dear General
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

The Beers are waiting for the British strike the first
blow Then lumber yard win coapse in Brains vicinity.
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Outlines of Oklahoma.

The Chandler News advises all farmers
to keep a few head of sheep.
Harry Gilstrap thinks that a large hea
is preferable to long legs. Still, lock at
AguinaIdo.
| over that survey of the northern line OF
the Comanche country.
In the past quarter the probate Judge
of Oklahoma county has issued seventy
nine marriage licenses.
Jake Roach is editing the Enid Wave
during the absence OF Izenberg on bis ex-
ploration into darkest Missouri.
The Arapahoe Bee thinks there is no
doubt that the Choctaw is headed for
Amarillo and viii soon begin to extend
west.
Arapahoe has a woman dentist and the
first case of a man yelling when q tooth
came out under her pull is yet TO be re-
corded.
R. B. Houston, captain of Oklahoma
Rough Riders. has been appointed cap
tain in the Forty-seventh United States
volunteers.
Jesse Pigg of Arapahoe has two blood
hounds which recently tracked his two
stolen horses for seventy miles and led
to their recovery.
Nardin Star: THE Star is one day late
this week for no other reason than the
printer tried, and failed. to drink al the
red liquor in town..
In the game OF crack the whip between
Barnes, Flynn and jenkins, it is going to
take some lively figuring on Jenkins part
TO keep from being the cracker.
1t is said that the first of September a
prominent Oklahoman bet $50 that Cover
nor Barnes would be removed before Sep
TENDER 20. He had to fork over his $50.
John Wagner, a farmer who killed a
pig that was going TO die and sold the
carcass to an Oklahoma City butcher, was
fined one dollar and costs in Oklahoma
City.
Minnie Parkinson. young woman who
WAS consumptive and had travelled long
and YEARLY in search of health. threw
down the burden of suffering at Oklaho-
ma last week.
It would not be surprising II Conkling
of Garfield county got TO be census SUI
pervisors Conkling is said to have the
Iowa pull which is supplemented usually
by the Rock Island pull.
There was a family reunion at JEFF
Simpsons in Custer county the other day
where thirty-nine of one family attended.
Whit Grant is getting all the papers to
publish the game laws of Oklahoma
George Simons, a volunteer in the Phil
ippines, has returned to his nome near
Chandler. He says that the war Will not
continue long in his opinion. but IL 1t
does he is going back to fight again.
Helen Eandee, the writer OF New York
who speaks of an Oklahoma man whip
ping out his enormous 23-calibre re-
volver," is the same woman who once
called FL Reno "a huddle OF low bricks -
There is a restaurant at Chandler call
ed the Gray Mule. II s getting a rspu-
tation for fights, according to the local
papers. But what a name for restau-
rant. 1t might be Canned Mule. But
Gray Mule Is out Of all rmhye or logic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Aguinaldo shook the his American prisoners
hands of all three who refused take his
hand. American soldier has all kinds of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Next Dewey Schley received greatest ovation In
fances that schIsy has been abused
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

In the New York parades the governors Of the states
given applause They hadn't fought anything
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Theodore Roosevelt York parade horse
back with silk hat plug under him under a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-03

Medford Patriot: D. r. Flynn, the pres
ident of the Grant County bank, met Mr..
Lew z. Darrow, cashier of the bank, the
first time since the transfer of the bark
to the new company. In conversation
with Mr.. Flynn We were agreeably SUIT
prised, as will be the people OF Medford
and Grant county, to learn Of the wealth
now back of this financial institution,
those connected with it representing 4
combined capital of over a million dollars.
"Mr. barrow" said Mr.. Flynn, IS IN
doubtedly the wealthiest man in Oklaho
ma, and I know all Of them. He IS an
unassuming gentleman, genial. honorable
and easily approached, absolutely re
liable, his word Is as good as bond, and
that IS why like him and took an inter
est in the bank. Your people will learn
to like and appreciate Mr.. Darrow as
they become more and better acquainted
with him."
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g croksr was 49, eheeEea y IL erowds in New
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tirsly correct Only Sc insivisssI vha
does th-nEa FEecssfa- This fact - r1ia-
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

G2MGG; No. = red G7N,GS: 40. +. corn anlI
=: No oats, 2%%M2l: No . wni:.
26t2MnA, NO , white, 250l2G No. , no
71M33; No. > barley. 3SGl4%; No. / flax
seq, l2'anl2? prime timothy seed. o%1lz
"24o: mess pork. Der Dbl. 7756l9GO lara
per 100 lbs. 4SoM1O5: short ribs sides:
N"osc). iSGcI3l3; dry sailed shoulders
'h"Ned). '3sNtl.: short clear sides (hox-
ed), 'l'M2o: whisl>"y. dislllrrs' finished
goods: per gal. l2%'2: 40. . yellow corn
sol, az.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

THE STEAMER S. A. M'CALT,
VIII leave Newport News at the foot
or Pier a. Twenty-fifth street, from the
9Id Dominion Pier every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday, about tbs a.
James River Landings and Petershnre.
and every Tuesday Thursday and sat-
urday, about $3.50 P. NJ, for Norfolk.
Leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 600 A. M. l1-13-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS.
Iva PORTATION cos STEAMSHIP
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVI-
DENCE AND BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News via Norfolk for
Eoston every Monday, "wednesday and
E>rlday. Leaves for Providence every
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday sail
ing from Norfolk at P. M.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
daily, Tuesdays except, at s p. NJ.
connecting. Cor Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York
Fare to Baltimore, one way, So; ROUND
Tip; 50. including stateroom berth.
accommodations and cuisine uneouel.
lea. Freight and passengers taken for
an points north and south.
For further information apply to
L. G. SAUNDERS, Agent,
Newport News, Va,
W. p. TURNER, g. P. A.,
j. c. WHITNEY, T. M,
General Office. Baltimore, Mo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
AGO PRODUCE: MARKET

Oh AGO. Nov. 2i.-Wheat depr,.s-
sed by the forced liquidation Of Decrfn-
Der today Slumpel to the bottom mark
FOR tn" present crop. closing ;aNlM UNI
der yesterday. Corn sold off with
wheat ana on lower cables. with final
prices ~ lower. Oats closed AGias
under and provisions with little change
lha leading futures ranged as follows:
. Art . Open. High. I,oW. Close,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

i.S11a for sixty days; posted rates. 4S2
az and 4.SG1aQ4,s7; commercial. bills,
1907. Silver certificates. 5SM ass, bar
silver. IS: Mexican dollars, 4TH. Gov
eminent bonds. firm: state bonds, in
active: railroad bonds, firm