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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
A Frenchman's investigation" of Our Gunnery.

a report budget committee the chamber of
deputies the condition Of French g1Inny, NJ
bart-Danne lille and officer after
thorough invest CATION made by direction of the minister
of marine. states his conclusion "the
of naval IN the United States what
it ought to be- The investigator proceeded
the principle often acted lawyers when
have bad abuse the opposing and his client
He has compared the drill books services
and cited the small percentage of hits g per his
estimate) the battle Of Santiago;
satisfied him that both in theory and practice the French
far ahead would like to know
whence the senator derived his statistics hits
in the naval battle Santiago Furthermore
comparison between French target practice
fective shots made by American gunners battle could
not satisfy anybody but person bent deudng himself
Let CabarDanneville compare practice scores as
made by ships showing 80 per cent or
more Of hits with the of 80 per by
French gunners at the maneuvers last Touon
The fact that gunre Santiago effective enough
to destroy three ships than an hour puts
our gunnery practice beyond reach of disparagement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
No Lower Insurance for Kansas.

It would nothing practical is to of all
better insurance reduction in Kan
sas rates quite evident that relief is o
come to business the schedule were adopted,
which Farm property would realize some
advantages present schedule but ordinary hold
ngs or property The for failure in the
reduction minimum rates promised is the states
antitrust law which Attorney General GODDARD pre-
cudes anything involving between the com
panies doing The law declares that
the charters of Kansas companies shall forfeited in the
event of any combination on another promising
apple has fallen into ashes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
Trouble in the Fusion Camp.

Bryan must be either Populist or Democrat and
if to be other would kne to his
presidential candidacy his chances measured by the
we'll nigh sentiment of the Middde-oftheRoad-
ers expressed by members Of the National Reform
Press Association at City Monday rather
dscouragng say yhe The sentiments of the con-
yenon conclude last evening, will probably
be sent out dispatches morning If the delegates
proved their declarations, made as ind
vduaIs Brans agents probably failed in capturing that
body edt declare that they working for prin
cple and not recognized leader asserted that
Bryan is as Popusm Mckinley; that while he
stands silver Popusts not satisfied with silver
as an issue only minor plank and that the nomin
alton Bryan will be followed by bolt the part
of the Unquesonaby there is
strong determination put straight Populist ticket in
the field 1900 Bryan Populsts however, conf
IDENTIFY counting capturing this contingent which holds
that ideas. not census tables, make a nation"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
The Porto Ricans rIust Learn Better.

The old dog VIII have to be learned new trick The
rottsnness so long the lately couira4
Spanish colonies Will have rooted out 4 government
OF The people cannot exist under corrupt policy q bribery
and favoTts The average Of the crown
OF SPAN estimates the corrupt of MONEY government
as necessity Prominent Porto Rcans do not understand
government which IS based upon bribery a contrib
utor to the Atlantic Monthly Besides the difficulties
arising from native depravy American ndscreton in
Porto Rico We shall find ourselves confronted by an ugly
assortment Of problems relative to the civil administrator
Of the island 1t VIII be easy TO undo the mischief
wrought by centuries q Spanish misrue a single nsanc.
OF the intoerable abuses awaiting remedy at our hands
the present system Of levying axes Once in conversation
with native planter happened speak Of the methods
an here home He listened with unnlistakahIe inter
and when had finished he pressed me for further in
formation An, yes Senior, said I understand ali y,n
have said. but you leave the point Tell me
whom do you bribe? Madrid taxes ra,nsina5
general government supported the navy church
of the island and RENTED surplus Spain The chief
power of the local into play the system
OF egying these various To show the system
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
AS to the Kansas Court of Appeals.

The s1lprerne court saws the Topeka Journal has
handed very important and farreaching decision
touching in pending in the APP
peate courts The decision entitled the Santa
Fe L P Campbell Of Wichita. There two ways in
which cases may appeals to the
supreme One is designated a matter of right
Cases come this constitutional question
involved. The other may upon
supreme court the judges of which their
discretion decide whether the appellant entitled to such
appeal. This case came under the first order
appeals matter of right the rules Of the
supreme provide that proceedings shall
appeals district courts, and the
practice has heretofore been party taking the appeal
have the made by the clerk of
pals the plaintiffs application plaintiffs
In the mentioned in the foregoing Littlefeld
attorney plaintiff error filed asking
order of the supreme directing the clerk the
court of appeals to of the transcript of the
record of that supreme court
cost thereof be costs in The case.
Rule 10 Of the supreme provides that peti-
ton order certify allowed clerk Of
the of appeals shall prepare copy the record and
transmit it supreme court thereof to be
taxed as other costs"
Mr. Litlefeld contended that the supreme
particular provision applicable to appeals
taken right case in which he
interested the court Of appeals should pre-
transcript thereof "as other COSTS
The supreme court sustained this contention and has
made general order the decision upon this ques-
ton concerning transcripts.
A great number of appeals matter Of right have
been filed in the of the trans
orip paid by the plaintiff error and even if he wins he
has never recovered judgment of such trans
crpt The paid court aggregate thousands
of dollars and is probable effort will now be
made in all plaintiffs have won in the supreme
court, TO have the costs re-taxed.
The most important feature the decision is in the
fact that it VIII enable gants to appeal as matter Of
right who under the former practice the court have
been prevented from doing by their inability to advance
the money 10 pay for the necessary Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
1ai1Y eagle
NJ. VI. MURDOCH. Editor.
Colonel LittIe's Friends Sore.

1t lieutenant colonel OF the
twentieth Kansas, was n command when some Of the
most brilliant fighting DONE Funston being laid up
with an abscess from an wound. The lack Of
harmony between these two be deplored Leedy
appointed it is said at the solicitation OF t
who private secretary he governor But
from the time regiment reached San Francisco there
has been continued irritation the command evidently siding
with Funston Little unfortunately wounded himself quite
severely accidental discharge Of revolver and was
thereby prevented participating in of the most
picturesque Twentieth but as he was
able he was found at the front criticism that
he was not promoted to the colonelcy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

4 Scotch farmer. celebrated iu his
rezhbo-hoo5 FOR his immense strength
and skill N athletic exercises, very IRE
qle--Iy had the pleasure q co71iendsnS
with r--aaIa whO cane 70 Try their
Strength against hin- Lord D, great
puEiIfstlc aTnst eur. want from LONDON
On purpose 20 hEh. tte athletic SCOT The
latter was working 81 AZ enclosure 81 =
littEs distance from rs house when ire
rorss ac-z arrived His lo-dEaip led rs
horse 70 Z rree ard addressed tie farm
- Friend I have heard marvellous -
ports 81 your skin ard have come long
way u see which OF " tE0 = TIE better
wres1ie-" The SeetchGer. without
answering -sefze-5 ehe no5l@ngc. pl-c1ea
him over TIA hedge. ara than So about
vrorkinz again. Wen Lord D sot %.
We'll sad tia farrner, nave ToG Any
r3ltrg 20 say % me- NO. -eo-@c Ms
Io-aship. but p-e-haps you'd - good
enough 20 throw ne NY horse. --PEa..c
C1.rzco
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
Daily Routine of the Gar

particulars about the cars daily show that he gets
up at O'Clock and breakfasts g. At $50 he rtres 70
ms study where he reads the Russian foreign news
papers An hour later takes short walk in the ar
AT L he traisacts business he lunches with the
czT4na and drives out with hour On their
turn he grants audiences Up o'clock ne works quite
alone number OF guests always invited for dinner
and at 10 the he is again in his yxroor
which he does leave till midnight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
To Hunt for Peary.

Inc new Arctic expedition will soon sail for St Johns
newfoundland under the charge of A Barclay Walker the
we'll known English yachtsman Mr. Walker intends r.
cruise in Arctic waters in the Dundee" steam vbaler
during the next six months party of scientists in
Guiding representatives Smithsonian Institution e
VIII probably attempt to reach the headquarters of Lieu
tenant Peary, in Robson channel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17
General TILES Embalmed Beef.

Germany is likely to pass law which will prohibit the
importation of American meats The rchstag consider
ing bill which provides for rigorous inspection Of
meats shipped from American ports the trade will be
destroyed if it becomes law The press insist
emily urging the necessity Of passing
the bill The German newspapers aege that the American
meat packers sent diseased and goods to the
soldiers in the field that they are not too scrnu1or
to do the thing to German customers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

operated will take for example estate The value
by If he did not stand
good graces officials obliged to submit
valuation hand if close
local auocracy, would his for half
what it was worth Official favoritism meant differ
ence between wealth and bankruptcy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

The Vatican IS offended because Russia did not invite
it 10 the which begins tomorrow + be
fore the conference is through Vatican will be glad it
didn't take part o. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

Dewey, when he arrives in America viii be President
cklnleys confidential adviser PopuIsts who kicked
on Mark Hanna having room in the White House Will
hardly kick on that accommodation to Dewey
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

The report of the incident shows that IN this
progressive world the with and barbed wire
fence stl has chance against Colt rapid FIRE gun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

Fftzsrnnlons who is fight JefTries this month IS
rt-seVen years Old and he may discover that IS
seniLty in a prze-hghter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

Gomez has assumed attitude friendly inactivity TO
" activity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

Atkinson claims that he only Congressional Records
10 the Phhppines But this be false. Our soldiers
there have no babies 70 the dining tables
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

The west occasionally stand college idiots from
the and the ought endure our wild west shows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

The swimming feat was nothing Fred Funston
There had been times in his life when soak his
overcoar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

The Cubans should remember that while Uncle Sam 6
in charge they viii allowed to rebel but thew viii
suffer If they disturb the peace.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

We are going 70 have trouble in Cuba The whole DIFF
hcuy Is that We did not pay the Cubans enough for tbs
privilege Of freeing them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

We are in for it at half dozen points in Cuba Mr.
Atkinson and his crowd might understand that We
intend to stay in Cuba until are ready to get out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

Monday the excited by rumor that Grover
Cleveland had fallen dead proved 10 be only the
John Sherman brand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

We gained freedom the Cubans unalded. viii
withdraw from Cuba without the a-d q Cuban
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-17

We do not Cuba but If the Cubans are foolish
enough 70 foroe ooglparison Of power may get
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
- 80 g.

Nao hes head tie cd line singing o's- SIS
xi,s i.s~ baut-s the es=hiss Prey aorosz 'sss
Rao Ess At he VT bTiHe singing oa the
Wien he feas isasl a-s,ssser 'eea-a TIE eaie2
F7Elie - uiasssea,-s uodai-g siesssy 10 the
And kss sisreerea tn ITO ssars erOw dim
s-.s; i,aissl
III year -bG.apqrai Join tie ezoru= q ~
croc.i
or. the 6ckie, F,rsiesS. f-oIie frettiHE seal
Oh, TIE EIapi5. lappiIr, iausatc- Loving IS!
ne who .ove her FL our g,iosseS
To tire lest Of I'll the lasses.
Aud we drink bTiry bumper TO the seal
Who has lain upon TIE sscping dees avvashs
Isno hes ha-iod and ciesFsd sod eilanted n
wslo has maseaaa TIRE aainnlsst bending nigh
While the rival boats a-Ciroy.pine Of 5si.:s.,
Tho has leaned sgeiIlst lhe elszi.ls, joti.lg
Tllrossh 3 Inconlis Summer nisht CT South,
erE ssa2
Eho kss fa:5 the oEz sea longi7s that feel?
FIJI ycur Jumpers, nlen, REd sLoct aio1d
WITH nlei
Of, Tire singing, sigbine, sslfy scented seal
>ol. tie rgl=naz. rearing. raalping. Tag.ns seal
On yOnr feet ard clash yolr glasses,
20 the Dess believed q iassss-
Here a 5riinlaing, 5riny bumper 70 the seai'
Richard Stiilnaan Powell in Criterion.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
Z Rrtton Collection.

a New York lady's pet hobby Is o
marvellous collection OF ali SORTS ard
sizes Of buttons. Some Of the enamel
and miniature painted oncs are veri-
table wcrlas Of art, while paste aDd
precious medals worked II vesicGs ways
scpply othsr fascinating srecime14
The greatest reTltiss are tTso Chinese
Official buttons, which in reality a1e
decoration and battons from CO gar
ments known 70 have been worn By
Karat. Rotesg5erre. Charles Dickens,
Sir Walter Scott. Washington. Nelson.
Byron. De Foe. George Il. Georee II,
Napoleon. WELLINGTON. bismarck, Lg-
ing. Carried and numerous other celeb
rites Of 10th sszas. The collection
nauDers some 10. 000 specimens. New
York Telegram
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
THE PROFESSORS ADVICE.
K was Followed, but Il Spotted axe
Ec1t Reeiaa.ion.

& Was Followed, iut e Spoiled axe
Next secitasioH.
They tell this story Ct a college prank
the kcys al Princeton played or Profess
CT '-EYinly' Yong. professor Of as
tronony. His recitstiops were recently
held the first thine IL tEla morning, ana
he had to sdmonish the students in iis
dipisien TO correct the faalt Of ta-iii-
ness. which he claimed Vas Increasing
in lameI4tta5le manner. and when one
Of the students explained that they II
studied SO late ct night they were apt
20 ovessIeep IL the morning ne kindly
advised them 10 secure alarm CLOCKS.
which he said were enc Of ti,a most val
uaDle and useful inventions
Tie next dag nearly every student in
the class canle into recitation with an
alarm clock in h;s pocket. witch ny fa
tieat and united effort we're set 50 that
one would 80 OF promptly at eEery sac
cessixe minute OF the hour The efect
can be imagined. Shorty after lie FIRST
student was called to recite one o. the
clocits in the pccket Ct boy 81 the OH
e. end OF the room went OF with ter
risie clamor AID before ii had finished
second il another part CT tie room
made even a louder rlsczet.
There vas a brief Interval. which the
professor u5iliZe3 IA CAB ~ another stu
deaf. hut TIE l5ttor was scarcely on his
Feet before the Lhird clock went eff The
performance was continued for hall IN
ho-r or lnore. when tie professor. who
had keen Sense Ct kuTnor, recognized
the situation and cut short the fun oy
te5Taina5iEg the recitation The boys
explained that they hsd followed his
advice AID secured alarm cloci.s, which
Ehey were carrying around with them
because they wsre likely to fall asleep
ct most any time.-St Louis Globe
Democrat
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
xus,..r Pa~ha apa the p.ces.

Soon efter the occupation Of Cairo by
the British trcens the late Nubar Pashs
took q rrodig;0us fancy TO the Lncsic Of
The Bi2ck Watch and had the idea Of
Having a servant tausht the nse Of the
bagpipos. Nubar dispatched q French
friend, who SPOKE English very well to
interview a PIPER OF she sub5ect-
Donald replied: wei. he MIGHT
leerp Ct he m:cht 10. BIT. let me tell
>Ye. it needs wind al D2icile strength
tae I'll tls bags O the pipes n keep
blawin. See If IN 0 thae ESypti;n
chaps took tie JOB on he'd need tae &c
bandaged q ow'rc Ike. yin @ thae asld
mumuaiea. or maybe led burst him
SCI"
THIS conversation vas reported 70
Nubar. who t0ok the piper's remarks
seriously. SO he gave NJ the idea OF
having a skirler attached to his house
hold. as the use Of the baSPipea 77as at
tended with TIE prospect OF such dan
ger to the performer. W est1ninSteI
Gazette
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
BEN5 O. HORROR.
The Prisons g 5scroo-s. Are Esct5et.s
or Dea6i- Dis=ase-


The Prisons g 5scroo~,, Are zct5ecs
or Dendiv Dss=sse.
The r-:son syssc1a ard treatment &C
nri@crers are we're II aic-occ5 than in
any otl1s- ecpntry N the world
fEs@9 are a1r.gssed--ei 5cD merely 10
spite so1ae ere WHOM thy kaye tesn 50
U.Tortuaste IS 30 os5ead and who PCS
sasses. some power flung into Fris-
ca, y here they woui6 ltleft - ssarVe did
rot thsir relatives OF friends bring theLa
faod. for no arrangements whatever are
made by tho Authorities for the feeding
Of nrisorars. Al that is provided IS
I.Tisoa, generally cro8ded with ITiscn-
ers DYING II 5ne nest Ioashsome and III
fsctis.s 6isaaces. cark aId unveHtila-ed,
aad cEstod;aas via. aIe qaite as trUtal
and savage y tl.s prison system itSeif-
prissnars are cast into these ho5Deds
Of disease, generally wiahozt tie most
farcical plstoEge = a trisl, to die and
re- Il their climas ste light or t;1eir
c1eqies isnu0tsns CtbeTHiae they gTe
rs5se.! r. to- trred N some nay OK an-
c1nar. Starving merely Is too gooa 1or
taa,a IL tfe oliEica Ct he authorissies
Eot Icag 40 3er.-ls...t r5s9 hssi
ts.lrsd 10 cI.irl payment fer .ss.sods' sap
psiod to q friead Of. eGa OF the colITs on
ciais Mas cas- Ito prison without trial.
ga af.or ST. r.Ts toSzasEts n tae
&C leass Ct disease h:-.na-.;;ty
f95 1.aa- tbs y - taken ont. showed lnte-
a barrel fsssd WITH lo,'g spies ana
ro.ial ao,.n e. l-Iga steep Iii I ne Dssr-
~ es1lt...-. s,...ll.ss- IL - si-e -. '.lt-l
rs +orT, al rsaa aeG cegee, Ilnsr5soa-
r-essat his lsacIz1zss'7z is's9EzTsz
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
N;kola Tesla Says It VIII RE Per
fe3tsI n he Near Future

New York, March 30.-Niikola
Tesla, while expressing interest Il
RiarcoK's achievement OF teie-
graphing across The BEit.sL Chan
nel without wires aTows his adzni-
ra.ion Temporarily, hoTevaT, be
cause lie expects IN 3 short tine to
&, the yoaag Italian exporimenteE
a great rcaay bstter. lLaTeooi had
teiegrapbed - niles withou5 wires.
Tesla expects 50 Telegraph 5000
mixes.
Ma,coni's achievement, witch
CEASED so much a,nazenient in
scientific as well as popular circles,
will, according to 8lr- Gesia, be
Isnpro1e1 On very soon
9l..1r;sy two miles, he sad; that
is not very fer. Not isr enousa 70
give hint of the real possibilities
ST wireless tslegraphy. When l
complete the work "7iEieh kaa az
sorbed re for the past tS.o s'ea1s, L
si.all do mach more i3saa has "
"Iow far &C you expect e tele-
graph, 8Ir. Tesls'
From hsre 70 Europe" he re
piled.
..Thres thousand uss!es giia 40
s5lvss cefsiss4de- Tbs necessary
Sang is 10 protect these conductors
froia OUTSIDE intiGeIceS3 &, 5slssliala
ti.em completely, gs II were, | De
lseye tlset [ if7xe doae this"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
FRgZzIxg weather IS again :

FREEzINa weather Is again re
ported IN North and West Texas
last Friday These repeated ecld
spells VIII probably caase heavy
oattIe losses, sad Z conjunction
with the losses IL Soathwest Texas
owing 70 the February freeze and
subsequent dry weather, viii make
cattle scarce throughout the State.
u Will soon be II order for tiss
stoolzmen to turn free traders
again and asS 20 have tie bars
remeved'so they es.n stock Up with
cheap Naxioan cattle.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
A3ssNEAATI0E 50 iEMs.
E.s2sslanS ard Germany Involved
Over the Tonga Islands.

Tonga IalanIs. arh z3. via
Auckland, \. z, Mares 29-The
British cruiser Tarsugaa arrived
here on EIar,h 2 GGsder sealed or
Gers On q secret mission. Isis sur
missed her visit was the result Of
rumors OF al intended German an
nexation, the cruiser aiming TO
secure an agreement that Il any
nation is to annex the Tonga IS
lands i shall be England. The
captain OF 5he Tarangaa before
leaving OF March said ne h;sd &c
acmpiished Us mission satisfacter-
Il ana that the German incident
had been overrassd, tie German
ela;Eas bsi:,g trifiing, except as TO
the risat of a c3aling station II sae
island % Eav6o
1t IS doubs:al whether the Ger
man consul intends 10 proceed even
with this.
New York, March 31.-Five peo-
pie trid TO commit suicide to-day;
four succeeded. Three were des-
pondent wives. One was a groom
elect. One had rheumatism.
Niagara Falls, E. Y, March 81.
There was q great fell of rock
today. Over lee, 800 tons dropped
into tie whirlpool rapids.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

Tar Jefferson Jirapigcute reports
Frost and lee IN that past OF the
safe last week, early fruit being
KILLED by L. Fer variety Of eli
s;2ate, Texas SURPRISES any state IN
fs1e- Union. On the lower Rio
;zrarde az the time II was freezing
at Jefferson, the weather was Only
slightly ceoi.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
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