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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25
YESTERDAYS CABINET MEETING

Washington. November BAH the
members OF the cabinet were present at
today's meeting, except Attorney General
Griggs. who is ut Paterson psrfecting the
arrangements for the funeral Of the Vice
President tomorrow.
All the members of the cabinet signi.
fied that they would be ready to accom-
pany the President to the funeral toynor-
row. No BUSINESS Of Importance was
transacted. The latest dispatches from
General Otis were laid before the cabinet
by Secretary Root and there was gener-
al expression of satisfaction over the
vigor with which the campaign is being
prosecuted. Nest of the time was con-
sumsd In the discussion OF the annual re-
ports each member in turn calling attsn-
ton to the g eneral trend and the main
features of his report.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25

Our Hat Department is stocked with desirable
line goods for cold weather and you
by looking over
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25

We have not sighted the young men or boys as.
Suits and Refers and at prices that defy competition
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25
TIN PUDDING PANS

9 sizes, 4c to Sc each,
extra heavy, five sizes, 15c
to 35c each.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25
SAUCE PANS.

Long handle with lip.
4 sizes. l0c to 15c each.
Extra heavy. 4 sizes, SOC
to 40c each.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25
DISH FANS.

s, 10, l2, IA and II qt.,
made by Dover Stamping
Co., from steel REFINED,
extra heavy, 45c, Coo, zoe
and up. Others 35c To 60c.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-25

When you pair of Shoes Rubber Boots or any
thing pertaining to first class line just give CALL we
will suit you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
The British Empire Held BY Force.

The saying of prominent supporter Of the Salisbury
ministry policy that the British empire
might be broken to pieces by weakness in dealing
with the Transvaal Republic unpleasant reminder
Engishmen Of extent to which their country holds
possessions by force
Australia and Canada voluntary component parts
empire nearly all the African territory
by Britain be kept by sword. Cape
Colony has been fairly loyal but 1t might break away If
be unsuccessful with the the
Transvaa Natal Is sound in its allegiance long the
inhabitants alone part in the government
Everything in Africa would be lost the garrsons
Withdrawn.
It is the fashion in England to that the benefits
British rule in India other held
by sufficient justification for sovereignty and the
claim sometimes made that intelligent Hindus would
independence for their native land. No
seriously however that British pop
India could endure If the army withdrawn.
Hndus not permitted modern and
country governed that concerted action by
very difficult, religious
differences could be overcome
England fears that seeming retreat In South Africa
might fan the smoderng embers of discomfort
BILE revolt in India The empire s held together largely by
British prestige With that materially
much force would be required
be found Of the strongest used the lingo
element in of aggressive policy in dealing with
the Transvaal Beers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

Sanford and Senator blackburn were bosom friends
Standing before an assembage of sanfords
an Easter Sunday. 1896 Senator Blackburn said
sJohn Sanford like brother. I loved him
hope God may spare and shall make 1t my LIES
mission avenge him by buryng his slayer depths
Of merited public execration."
Last Monday, addressing audience Of Democrats at
wlcklIR Senator Blackburn said:
"Goebei stands before the Democracy Of the state
worthy leader of the cause"
All the state these two uterances being printed
side by side. while the spectacle Blackburn
the companion Of the slayer of his friend is only
the many unique features of the campaign.
Sanords wife, who is said to have left her husbands
leaning Backburns arm, at present inmate
Of madhouse.
Goebel is not Kentuckan He Is Pennsylvania
Dutchman. This is reason perhaps. why he il not
liked He drfted naturally into politics and has
terms All of stories
told of his legislative Of them his
credit He always posed the foe of corporations
and the friend Of the people, His enemies impugn his
say his weah-he is said to be worth 100000
has been acquired through questionable His
herents swear that he is honest man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
Messages of the Presidents.

The concluding volume Of the compiled by Rep
Tesenative D. Richardson Tennessee under the
1e Messages Papers of Presidents of the United
States has just from the government printing Office
BESIDES the appendix and index, 1T contains number Of
special messages general topics which accident
silly overlooked These include few which give in
teresting glimpse past history and throw
side lights upon modern methods and events.
calls mind fact that in the old times
the relations of the president with the senate when acting
capacity than The
record shows that instead of sending by the
hand Of clerk to the senate which to give its lad
detailed therein presi
dent of the United States George Washington into
the chamber attended by General Knox (hs
war; and laid statement of his policy before that
body. point after another up and made
subject Of comment, and vote taken it. after
which the president withdrew
the chamber the president put question
of adjournment" This proceeding a distinct
flance in its to the system under which, in the
British parliament responsible administrative
meet their legislative critics face face and explain
defend government measures
Other papers speed with which events in our
early history INDICATED the wisdom washngtons
ing, in his farewell address, ckleness interna-
friendships In 1886 we find the official spokesman
Of the French republic greeting American people
friends and brothers, and saying of his country
long accustomed to regard American people her
most faithful allies she sought closer the ties
of victory the ruins tyranny" Only years
later we circular of instruction
the navy department to commanders Of
the United States sudue seize and take any French
vessel sailing under authority pretence authority
the French republic which shall be within juris
diconal limits Of the United upon
high seas, and TO like effect Thus promptly
snapped the sentimental ties formed in the
the French people and own!
ofhcial abseTeeism had already drawn notice to itself
abuse before republic was years old as
appears from circular issued 1.-THE the depart
ments by President Jefferson 1901 concerning the ma
chnery OF official communication between various
officers OF the describing how letters
on executive business had always by
dent hngon to the several cabinet Secretaries
secretaries reference Of their proposed him.
Jefferson tarty concludes During Adamss admins
traton his long and habua absences seat Ct
government rendered this kind mpract-
cable, removed him from transaction of
affairs. and parceled out the government fact among
four independent heads drawing in opposite di
rectons That the former preferable the latter
be doubted"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
9ai1y Eagle

H. n. MURDOCH, Editor.

Two wealzs ago the wrath pestence stretched her
Flaw hands over frightened nation The doctors in fort
plight thrOttled her.
The rst Of present month brought the announce
nent that yellow had out at the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Virginia. all the papers hared the
warning Today there all public print not
line. The doctors buepencIled reports not by sup
pressing the news. but by suppressns the danger
The last report says there have and
since August l. This is two weeks longer than
he necessary for the development of yellow fever
infection.
This the doctors have done forgive them
Mheir mystery sesqupedaan Latin profound impos
ons tender imaginatons hystercal fellow
Kind and forgetting language enjoyed
dread conspiracy themselves pestle-wh
ing pharmacist take grateful appre
citation Of the against the rnicrobe the
mosquito the micro-organism clings mouse's
9hiskers bacteria that dance nvsbly with the
bnotes n noxious air.
It is a strange battle they wage against unseen
mankind but they waging successfully
with the broad antiseptcs, of quarantine and
cleanliness.
The disease Of dirt they are meeting everywhere and
overcoming.
year ago the was upon that in taking Cuba
nd Porto Rico had spot for the incu
aton Of dangerous Santiago has always had its
courge Of yellow midsummer People from abroad
have avoided IT they would a rattlesnake- This
nder direction Wood corps has kept 1t
flown and will eventually It.
At Havana where yellow fever may be said to have
aved and had home American science and sanitation
crushing the monster down and out There
has been this year epidemic in Havana
Today everyone security from the dangers OF
infected Soldiers Virginia. We that
the gentleman who our protector microbes
Hnemy will take good Of
He gentlemaniy protector. talk at times Of
sastrocnemius edullary origins, and find
within us, establishment, brachial radia medan,
sciac crura peroneal and saphenous but
we will forgive him in glories brought to
gories anaethess the Roentgen Ray, antsepss,
cleanliness health, and above all, in
creased his ability cope with enemy, dis
and let all round age happy recolec
aons and bright anticipations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
The West for Expansion.

Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson who has returned
Washington from trip to the Pacific coast that the
entire west is in favor Of expansion He declares
did not find west OF Chicago single person ap
posed to expansion, and he talked with people Of all
classes He that Of the reten-
ton of the Philippines Is universal though there
difference Of opinion the degree Jurisdiction
which this government should exercise.
This statement will doubtless surprise and pain the
Mugwumps and Democrats who convinc-
ing themselves that winning campaign can be made
against the president antiexpa-
son It will not be surprising however who have
faith in the good and patriotism American
people Not only is the and the in favor
Of expansion, but majority of the the Middle
states in favor Of 1t ALSO The only active
trated opposition to it from New England but New
England against the acquisition Florida and the
purchase of louisiana New England always
national expansion exactly the grounds It
always been wrong.
what Secretary Wilson Is true, It undoubt-
eddy is the antexpansion issue no terrors for
the Republicans next fall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
The Arrest of Jiminez.

The arrest Of General Jmnez the alleged revoutionis
as he was preparing to leave for
appears to have been stretch Of power
of It The generals intentions believed to be that
he reached santo Domingo he would up the head Of
the government If he could peaceably perhaps he
had to fight for It His statement however was that
he was second George Washington that the mass Of
the people were his side Certainly unarmed man
hardly reaches the dignity Of an armed expedition and
General Brooke to free Jinez until there
is more evidence against him than is yet at hand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
ALONG the Kansas Nile.

judge Hook will hand down his decis.
| ion on the court Of visitation In about
| two weeks.
The boys Of the Twentieth Kansas seem
to think that Funston has his eye on the
| United States senate.
Governor Stanley says he will not in
terfere with Superintendent Church In his
| management Of insurance affairs.
The Union Veterans Union IL holding
It's annual encampment in Iowa, and g
large crowd from Kansas Is present.
Fillmore McRae. a boy OF Blue Rapids
Kansas, was bitten by a pet kitten thres
weeks ago and Tuesday died OF hydro
phobia.
General Blair, the aged Kansan who
died in California, was sick only an hour
preceding his death. The trouble was
heart disease.
Sam Gardenhire Of Topeka and Judge
vandIvert Of Larned. VINO are in New
York promoting liquid air schemes. ere
said TO be getting rich
Attorney General GODDARD thinks It Il
very doubtful that a jury can be secured
| In Leavenworth county which will con-
Wet the Klondike jointists.
The Republicans OF Jefferson and Doug
| lass counties have nominated for the state
senate c. c. Mccarthy to succeed John
son, appointed district judge.
NJ. 3. Nicholson Of Council Grove. who
with drew from the Demopop ticket as g
candidate for district judge. Is said "a
| have fallen heir to q portion OF an En-
glish estate.
The latest town TO have a Joint raid
! Is Lawrence. Nearly all the Prohibition
revivals in Kansas take place in July and
August, and are due 10 the prominence o.
beer-drinking.
Tuesday night Daniel Anthony OF Leav-
enworth gave the Times employees a ban
uuet In celebration OF his seyenty-hfth
birthday. He presented each guest with
souvenir spoon
Governor Stanley can not remove su-
perintendent Church Of the insurance de-
partment. II he so desired The officer
IL commissioned for two years. and
charges would have 20 be preferred
against him
J. p Pomeroy once offered 20 buiId =
$50 90 public library building for Atchison
IL the town would donate the site. The
people thought there was a scheme In
g. and would not furnish the site. The
one desired IL now occupied BY shseks.
The Piezsanton Herald, q leading Popu-
list paper. says: In pr0Dortion 20 the
number Of voters We believe there are
more patriots IN the PenpIs's party than
in any other in existesce; and ~ the fu-
sion gang AZ the county seat and St. fol
lowers continue 20 Insult the flag By
preaching coppegheadisn IN order that
they may stand in vita ICES than -
Democrats. the patriotic POpuiisss viii
nnd a new home even II they have 10
build It."
General Charles ". Blair. wto has been
prominently connected With the history
OF Kansas for the pas; forty years. esed
near san Diego. Cal. yesterday. where
he went for his health. six weeks Aeo
He vas - years % aga General Bar
vas connected with the legal dsDaRtDsat
Of tha Kansas City. Fort Scott azd G1lf
road n Kansas City 80 the tine q rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
The imprisoned Kentucky csmpairu.

Over the Kentucky campaign hangs the shadow OF
tragedy -Four years William Goebe the Democratic
nominee, killed John Sanford hank president
in COvington. Today homicide is playing It's part In
the heated politics state
Sanford. enraged an assault upon him in a news
paper which Goebel owned asked assumed RESPONSE
biity for the authorship OF the article T do said obe
Both were armed. Each his hand in his nocss,
when they and each fired Sanford fell dead with
bullet between his Goebe arrested was released
bail WIN the jury refused to consider the
as murder and at night when his friends called
upon him. he was lying upon lounge coony reading
story q magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
An Eagle Edstaral .

Ponca City Courier: The wichita
Eagles editorial. Saul did not always
remain in Tarsus,'' is the clesTest expo
sitiOn OF the question Of expansion and
Is the best thing in that line which has
yet come 10 our notice. II Is a brief.
but comprehensive review OF the whole
field. 1t Is q declaration OF that stall
wart and aggressive Americanism which
is dominating the commercial world The
Eagle gets OF the reservation occasion
ally. but this is not one OF the times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

death. but always claimed Kansas as his
home. His home was in LeayenS ortn.
but previous 20 that he Bved IN Fort
Scott He won his title IN the VA q the
rebellion. He DID meritori9us EoTk az
lieutenant colonel Of the Second Kama
infantry, and afterWords a. colonel OF
the Fourteenth Kansas cavalry. he took
q leading part IL the battle % wilson
Greek and was brsvetted brtsa de- genera
for his bravery. He was a member 81 the
state legislature az one time. and also
a corgrsssmzu- General Blair uAs TIE
nriginal silver ;ongusd orator" that Title
being given him IN the campaign for the
legislature. He was the father Of Srs
Sarah Lynch. formerly editor CT tne
I,e&venWogtf Standard
one feature OF the RIondfke difficulty
At.orney General GoSard explains as fol-
Ia-s: The persons doing bussnsEs IN tie
Klsndike have friendly Or basiDess reia-
lions with many people outside Inausn-
,iai citizens Of LeavsnEorth county oTn
property IN or abost tie KIg5,dike TIA;
viii Be injured By the cestrneE3on Of ;h@
business done there PerSoas sntar s1iEilc
70 TIE Republican party. tss SAFE a.
snfrls.rz1fon. o. The Solder horss -
I.eaveaEoHh- are liable 20 Eish 70 A@e
The movement fat Tbs Nbo5esa-e 577ses
furnishing supplies soid A. K.onfiEs 70
be DESTROYS % hATfnE ths sitBatioa inefs
remain Unchanged ard %ffi e9nse'7ss1i'y
brfaR all Of thsif isassnos q bar fof -
purpoAs % attaining ihat S@su.;- OrhsFs
usI fesr tha1 . rad On tss Klo-5ike rnay
mean = destruction % con6itions uosca
nov exist. ard which a'@aJs have szas'ea
In The city % LeaTeawossh. AID for Tax
reason Vii ep2oss the aetIoa iAksn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
THE REASON WHY =
b because a the
Quality
Price.

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Liks ensvrsaa GO hsa SinEa
lie sid. -'The ssening estsG "a 49,
RspoTs 20 yo1F brtEs4s
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a-hsn ro.s as dtst al Wsa4
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ra..s. Hbeszi ssso ever prsvnsssA.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

Ladies viii appreciate a new mirror at
taehment which VII enable them 20 see
the back Of their hats and gowns. q
clamp being attached 10 one side OF a
large glass 70 carry a series OF links
forming flexible arm which can Be sa-
justed 20 bring q small mirror into post
ton to show the figure IN the large one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
veteran. sr ,he nerxIee

The S4azese have 20 strong q supsrssf-
tton against even numbers that they Ui.I
have none Of them The number Of the
rooms In 4 house. OF windows or doors
IN a room. even Of ruEss On . iaddes.
must always Be oda.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

There Is to be attempted revival croouet as q
popular 1t should stopped This nation has
learned to keep its temper fairly WELL and croquet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

The chances that the danger internecne trouble
In France in of Dreyfus acqutal exaggerated
General Galfet resource and he has
probably taken steps in anticipation of the Mrcier
and the other generals will attempt to raise Drey
fus is acquitted and they disgraced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

A New Bedford, Mass, young lady
sends for dollar bottle of Ripans Tabules
for herself and some friends, who are anx-
ious to try them. Il intend to use them
until my stomach is able to work as 1t
should" she writes. al have never used
anything that relieved my trouble in SO
short time"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

If you want privacy these you should avoid being
monarch The newspapers announce that young
queen W1helmna of Holland measures forty-two inches
around her bust which only inches less than the
bust measure Of the portly Victoria.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24
VIZ wOULDLKE TO Do
Your
Printing.

Should you desire Q samps
Of our work, We need only say
that we DO 30 PER cent q I'd
the Job Printing dons b this
cay for our 11erehantAASA%
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

BY effort Labor has dragged himself back into the
court Now about nneenths of the French people will be-
heve that he was shot at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

Here = Eugene wares lA;est. ssfiiisd:
The Kansas Veteran
An axed Eo.diss WIKI Ne sals sSsy S4ais
sss sookiag At tss niEhE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

The AnglO-Saxon is great fellow want to know
The Eagle daily publishes longer accounts OF Dreyus trial
than does the Figaro of Paris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

The Parisians singing the Carmagnole again The
French are the only people in the world who sing
they get bloodthirsty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

We are having tough time of it IN the Philippines
One town San Mateo have taken three times three
times abandoned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

What the French nation needs will dive
into her code out Of
trials of justice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

Daniel Lamont is not heard much lately. But
while he cropping around oblivion he has nickel
S, 100000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

syndicate has been formed and boosting the price
Of diamonds We knew trusts would pinch the
gamblers later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

There possibility that General Mercier VIM soon be
clapped Into JAIL unless he that he He'd n
evidence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

When old Colonel Jousust gets tired OF witness he
takes fresh chew OF tobacco calls the incident closed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-24

Dewey has LEFT Leghorn and arrived at city further
up the Mediterranean coast That.s Nice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
Az UNEXPECTED CATCH.
Wrecking Tug Makes . Big Haul OF Eels,
Blackfsh and Lobsters.

Fishermen, tugboatmen watermen and long
shoremen are envious Of the luck that fell TO tho
crew OF the wfecking tug Champion. The Cham
pon Is ono OF the Merritt & Chapman feet and Is
eommandedby Capt Cochran. Her engineer Is
Albert Mcleod who. for a fireman, has John
Aekennan. She ties up at tho wrecking yards
snple'on. s l.. where q reporter boarded her
yesterday.
uhn you'd come aboard yesterday, said George
amuey' lhe cook you'd had tho finest mess OF
being
!, Yes said Capt Cochran, "and n you know
nov 70 SKIN eels you'd found plenty TO do
ms isn't any ordinary hsh story, either,
sad Engineer Mcleod
. nele Sam made a contract with the wreckor
70 remove certain old wrecks sunk In Godney's
ncnahhcii which were q menace to navigation
Vhe o 'hese wrecks was the tug Talismnn sunk
ap9ul Tour years ago Another was the Farrell
nmch went to tho bottom ten years ago Divers
bSth' down and passed chains under the engines
9bClerS shaiiing ard propeller wheels Of the III.
. 9sd craft and they were hoisted up and swung
ABOARD the wrecker. Following Ia the fish story
Nierred TO by Engineer Mcleod:
ne boilers reScmblcd honcycomb or a huge
mari sponge into the crcvices Of which had
aaW,ci myHhds Of crabs and Holsters Big
s p's hal neStei there, and over 9 900 blacknsh
,1si, made the iron cauldron their refuge and
..suhg place, Five barrels were filed with tho
Nv, Nv, ana The rest were heavcd overheard Upon
,ssfn.nInS SthpIeton each member OF tho crew
SSTstaphed his wife or sweetheart and all hands
ue'pec scrape the blackhsh and skin tho cells