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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
trEN noW< ~ Ttli: ktNStS HOUSE
~ me. M<InWITN.
,EFEAT DUE TO PARTlSANSHlP
>S Z p0r >CUt:ME M WETlB-
IlCtNS k,Il.ED IT.
..,,cr wcrr Determined John W.
~ Rrrtdrnthai aud His '"ris >"""'a
Not Harvest Any t.i"rs AT
t.,i> Session at the
legislature.

y, TOPEKA. Feb. 2\-tSperiall The bank
: las hill framed 10y the house on
banks and banking met its WatcIl"" to-
DAY. 1, wtS placed on final passage late
this afternoon and /; received only forty
seven votes. Gc.ssl.r. III" chairman. and
Adams. second IN rank "n IN" bnilkinS
committee. worked hard 10 push il through
They used every argument at lh"lr COM
mand 10 persuade several members 10
change their votes. hat did not budS" a
solitary one. II had been dccr'cd mat me
bill should not pass. and il did NOT.
The chief reason why the bill was de-
feated was thai il had been r~ecomrn.nd'd
by Bank Commissioners Rrcid.ntti:ii. Inc
Republican steering coinmltie" decided
early in the game that Br"idcnthai sh"u!d
not get any glory out of This session II IL
could he prevented.
The friends of the bill tried 10 force ATS
massage and demanded a call OF the house
The sergeant AT arms arrested five absent
members and they We're brought before the
bar of the house and fined a barrel of apples
for being absent without permission. lhey
happened To be Republicans. and they all
voted no. Ii was seen that tie bill could
not pass even though all the absentees
were brought in and the call was RAISED.
, Adams. of Butler, moved tonight 10 re-
! consider the vote by which the bill was
. lost and the motion went over unti TO-
= morrow Under the rule.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
MISSOURI FROST DAMAGE.
Secretary RippeH. of the state Board
of Agriculture issues u Crop
UuIletfn.

cOLIMf:IA. No. Feb. 2>.-tSperial( Sec
rotary J. Il. R.ppey. Of the Missouri state
board Of agriculture. issued this crop re
parr to-day: Wheat acreage seeded in the
,al OF l>sS. shows an increase over the
nr,.yiou> season Of per cent. giving an
a.r,ac. for the state of l.l@i,.. acres. The
present condition Is placed at II per cent OF
an average crop. The protection afforded
IN a covering Of snow was generally very
ii~h, and in some localities during the
IIw,S; temperature there Was practically
annr.s are reported generally IL good
.nndit;cu: Il per cent OF ih- buds are fe-
nor;tI alive. and this i sufficient Tor an
abundant crop.
only a few localities reporting i've buds,
and ,hes, oriy a very small per cent.
r,r IN. state only : per cent are re-
,art.5 ~ alive. and "A per cent ot liz,
r,s,S hay, been winter Killed.
small fruit i reported III iair condition.
P,Irs have suffered the most severely.
in som. instances The trees being badly
damaged. =,
Cherries and plUmS are reported AT 81
! r,r C.nr. MmlChed w5ercy beds are
said Ia be in nue condition. hGt others ar
damaged Live stock went through me
extreme cold weather without loss worthy
Of mention. In a few instances there Wa u
| slight loss among lambs. pigs ana cilNes
| drnpped during tn. low l:pcratui". zen
| orally stock has wiute-ed Well and WI! GO
| on grass III better than average condition
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
STILL PASSING BILLS.
House Grinding Out Liquidation NJ a
. Great tate as the End
Draws Near.

n TOPEKA. Feb. 2~s.-tSpecial.) The house
|. tool up the consideration Of bills on third
reading this morning. where il left on
last night. The following were passed:
BY Bailey-An act empowering boards OF
education Of second class cities having
more than 1000 inhabitants and an as
eessed valuation of more than N.oSo.oS to
msin, q = m'l Of 's School ,Sr b ahb ""N
BY Brooke-An act giving John lower
$50 for injuries received by falling on
the state house steps the day Governor
Stanley was inaugurated.
BY Senator Coleman-An act TO provide
for the permanently and disposition of be-
quests made to Baker univsrSity. in ., an
for a colored industrial school at Toneka.
BY ways and means committee-Io APP
propriate 81 .O.3 to reimburse railroads and
other companies and persons WHO do
mated funds for Il Kansas display 1t
Omaha.
BY the ways and means committee.,An
act providing for the appointment OF q
state house Custodian.
The bill appropriations money TO reim-
Nurse counties for keeping the destitute
insane was passed, but General Dawes
moved a reconsideration and the hill will
come up again tomorrow. IL" claims that
the state has no right to deduct the amount
of state tax the counties owe IL. because
the counties have not collected That tax,
n are. therefore. not responsible for the
AMOUNT j.
horizinG the leasing Of unoccupied
Tie By committee on militia-Reducing the
Fiji mber of brigadicr generals in the state
hNlitia 10 one. The two regiments in The
= sbpard have been maintaining. four brig
The federal army only has one
for three regiments.
BY committee on taNatfon-An act TO
nsprohihif township assessors In a county
n from getting together each. spring and liz
v ing a basis for valuation of personal prop
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
THE %ANTI-GuTHRlE BILL.
Prospect Of n Lively Fight Over a."
AtrhisOn Local Affair In the
IesiSlNtNrc,

ToPEkA. Feb. ~s>-ISp-oialr The pres
enc" in Topeka al W. !. Guthrie and Il. l..
Wargeucr. of .AtchiSon. suggests a iik.i!-
hood of a Very lively fight over III" hill said
To hav" been drafted by Mr. Warg"ner for
the purpose of -nmp.ilin. Guthrie /" retire
from the AtchiSon city council. TIN parties
have heretofore been und,monStrativ" one
hoping that the bill would die unaidcd. the
Other that il would be rushed through while
The party most interested had his back
turned. Guihric'S version of the matter is
thai Wagg.ncr and he had Il hands or
agreement that has been violated ny WaS-
s-ner. Guthri. succeeded Wagprn.r a. at
torncy for the bridge company. after the
Latter had held tn. position Tor twenty
years. during four years of which time he
w.is mayor. ami at tn" same tim" defended
IN. brldS" company against Il long pending
suit Of the city.
When Guthrie was Il candidate. for the
place of city councilman. Waggcner. al
cording TO Guthrie. tried TO beat Guthrie
on the ground that he was running III the
interest of the bridge company. Guthrie
made an open proposition to vote as re-
duested by WagGener if any bridge matter
came before the council: bu: claimed that
he ought 10 bc elected TO hold down WaS-
EenerS son. who was already in the coun-
Affecting the electric light company and
other public CORPORATIONS in which the
Wage-ners are interested. Guthrie says he
was elected 10y a large majority as a Re
publican in a ward that, had been Demo
cratic i"r TWO years, and he Is now in WaS-
Itners way in the matter of the renewal
OF an electric light contract which expires
/! this fall. and which he has insisted should
be renewed at ii lower rate.
One prominent member of the legislature
sald To-day that this WAS strictly IA local
Atchis"n matter. and that if the people OF
AtchlSon want the bridge company's law
| yer IN the city council, they Ought NOT To
be prevented by the legislature. Another
member expressed the opinion that il is
never possible Ia tell exactly who are at
torneys Of "A bridge company or any other
law would be Of NJ practical effect.
Mr.. WaSgener. with his usual skill in
such m.iltters: will play Il strong hand.
and Mr.. Guthrie will nave TO fight hard III
defeat him. II is said that several other
members of city councils in the state will
also he affected by the proposed law.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
TAXATION REFORM SCHEME.
Representative Wiley Will rODOs
That LAWS Be Revised by
n Commission.

TOPEKA, Feb. ~2N.-'Special.l Representa-
tive Wiley will tomorrow introduce the
following resolutions:
Whereas. The assessment and taxation
laws Of this state are very lame IN man;
respects; and.
Whereas. Til. time allotted to a session
of the legislature * entirely too short to
revisit. th, same; therefore. be il
Resolved by the house. the senate con-
curing therein. That the governor be. and
is hereby. authorized to appoint a commits
sion consisting of three to revise the assess
be composed of two Republicans and one
submit the same I" the next regular Se--
sion of the legislature: said commission 10
beco imposed of TWO Republicans ana one
from the opposition party: said commits
sion to be allowed s. per day as their COM
penSation and he allowed twenty days In
which to perform said labor.
Resolved further. That $3.50. or so much
thereof as may be necessary. is hereby ap-
propria;ed out of any funds not otherwise
appropriated to pay the expenses OF sald
commission"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
BADLY BOTCHED BILLS.
Governor stanley Threatens Z" sen
some Of Them Back Ia
I.crtslufurr.

TOPEKA Fol-. 2S.-,Spcriai, Tn" cover
nor is not entirely Statistic! with III" coz
ditiom which many hills are in when th"y
come Ia linn tor his signature. Some OF
them contain missrclled words. tn" puh'tu-
alton il faulty. ana the Gr3immtticii con-
strIc.ion extremely bad. II" has threat
cnr,l To- send them back without his slG'l'-
lIr, unless they ar" gotten up IN b.tt'r
shape. -,
ON. of III. bills held up is III. toff"yvillc
city court Hill. The principal iault Win IL
is that II has TWO sections numbered =.
Mr.. Adams. of Butler. who Is thurman
of the committee on .nErosscG bills. says
that he Is required by law TO see that the
bills are .urr"ss,i exactly. ~ they pas
the house. lie can not chang" 4 Sihs'
comma or the spelling Of "A simel" word.
Some of the bills ar" copied hy, Typ
writers. who do not always know how /"
spell and puuctuate. and the result *
disastrous To the bills. If any Corr'r-
iinIs are made. they must b" mad" 10y IN.
house Itself. or by the committee on on
rolled bills.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
HOW BARBER OIL WAS KILLED
Resulting in Soaring the Meas
ure to Death.

TOPEKA. Feb. 2S.-iSpecial.) The scheme
10y which letters We're secured to kill the
BARRIERS bill has just come 10 light. The
men who opposed the bill got up Il bogus
and ridiculous amendment to the measure
which was sent out 10 BARRIERS in thirty-five
districts. The amendment was Il spurious
piece Of bombast which never existed any
where hut in the letter sent out. but care
was taken 10 send ii to BARRIERS who had
little opportunity TO find out the truth re-
sarding the matter. l; simply scared the
BARRIERS bill to death. Letters came in
by scores asking thai the whole thing he
killed. and these letters. shown conf
'leiliially around among the members. have
done the work. The letter sent out WAS
as follows:
Dear Sir and Fricnd:-Havims promised
tn. friends Of the barber bill. or given
them Ia understand. that would support
the measure. ! write you for your opinion,
since the hill has been amended until | re-
gard ii as worthless. You are aware of
tn" provisions of the original bill. Doubt
less it would have been of benefit as it
was, but section I was amended and is
now:
Section I. Before a barber shall be Ii
c.nsed TO practice under the provisions
OF this act he shall pay TO the secretary
of the state board of examiners the sum
of s. and shall pass an examination upon
the diseases of the skin and scalp. their
origin. "ause and cure. II. must he able
to describe. the ramifira;iou of papillac
through facial cuticIe. show how upper
maNillary glands. as related to the cuts.
influence the optic nerve and lachrymai
organs; how periostic disease may lie
superinduc'd by cutaneous inflammation
which may arise from corruption trans
mitted 10 the cuts through Siponaceous
substances used in tonSorial functions.
"Hon will see by this tina, a man TO Ice
a barber must he a first-class anatomist.
which requires years of study. and with
anatomy he must be a skilled dermatol-
orisi and physician. I believe the bill as
amended Is foolish and unjust. hut be-
fore opposing il ! ask yonr opinion"
Thu house revision tee this after
noon decided 10 place the barber hill or
third reading. subject TO amendment and
debate.
This is a victory for the BARRIERS. After
passing the senate the bill WAS killed il,
the house. but afterward called up agar
and placed under the head of general or.
dcrs. The revision has decided
10 advance the bill still farther. and tn.
BARRIERS will make a big effort 10 secure it.
massage,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
INSURANCE YEAR BEGINS.
All Companies Doing Bus'nes" IN
kansas Must Renew Their
Licenses

TOPEKA. Feb. 2S.-,Special) The new
Kansas insurance license year will COM
mence Tomorrow. when most of the for
eign companies will have to renew their Ii
censes to 40 business in this state. The
Phoenix. of Brooklyn. WAS to-day granted
"A license on condition that il will dismiss
the injunction case commenced against Su-
perintendent Webb
The Connecticut will not be given q; re-
,.ew.il. This is the company which refused
To he held up by McNalIs road agents, and
was barred out by him by wire. The Mu-
tual Life. of New York. and the Connecti-
cut Mutual Life cannot he interfercd with.
as they have permanent injunctions against
McNall.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
REVISION OF HOUSE CALENDAR
Twenty-Five Measures to
Third Reading by RcVis-
Ion Committee

TOPEKA. Feb. &.-,Special.D The house
revision tonight advanced twen-
ty-iivc bills 10 the head Of the calendar for
third reading. Among the important are
the following:
Placing building and loan associations un-
der control Of the state bank commissioner.
To regulate the inspection of oil and Iaso-
line.
Hanna'S trust hill.
To condemn land for water storage pur-
poses in Western Kansas
Making labor claims 4 lien against a per-
sons property.
State Bar Association hill requiring ap-
pliyantS for a0miitarce 10 the bar 10 pass
am examination before the supreme court.
To tax insurance policies written by
| companies not authorized 10 do business in
Kansas.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
WOMAN AGAINST N
Mrs. J.. q. Thompson aud Miss Susie
Donald Want Positions AT the
Paris Exposition.

TOPEKA. Feb. 2S-,Srecial> Mrs. ]. ..
Thompson. Of Pratt. VIII not Set a po-
s:tion as United States commissioner 10
Paris without a struggle. There Is an
other Kansas woman after the job. II i
Miss Susie Donald. OF Aich;sor. daughter
Archison county. today circulated 4 peti-
lion in the senate aud got about thirty
GU: of the forty. The others claimed they
1ior. II so haupened tina Senator Andrews
got to The senators as 4 body nrSt. HAD
the friends of Mrs. GOT ttlere
earlier n. senators would all have IN
dorSrd her. Several members Of the house
to-day signed Miss Don dds petition.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
TOBACCO FOR c0NvlCTs.
House Continues the %I.:5OO ApprOPri.
alton. In Spite of Some
OppOsitiOn.

TOPEKA. Feb. 2s.-,SpecialD The peni-
Tertiary appropriation bill. which has
passed the house, gives S2s. 900 10 that in
stitution for the next two years. There
We're very few changes from the appropri-
alton of two years ago.
Mr.. Wheeler wanted to strike on, the item
of sl..5W for tobacco money for conVicts.
He is one of the members of the house
who neither smokes nor chews. and he
does not believe il necessary.
Mr.. Coy said he did not use tobacco.
men who had always used it to have il.
Mr.. Grosser also said il was a physical ne
ccssity to some men. and Wheelers amend
ment was voted down by a larg. vote. The
Sympathies of the house were evidently
with the tobacco users.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
SOLDIERS PREFERRED BACON.
Court of Inquiry Int" Army Heet SIN
in ScSxiOn-KoOSeNclt VIA!
Not Appear.

t--l. o< THO court HF n
req GU y "a
Iuiry into the army beo' convene" to-"'s
with ONLY officers present. 1t had uccu re-
nort.a tha, Governor Roosevelt. who was
- 'i,, ,ao, week and in who's. APP
IN me 'i's last - ,.,,,f,r a.
ptartnce thefe mas ",'n iH"'i rt,
terost. would I've called T." TESTIFY '''a
was officially denied nj the court. II Mas
ia Governor Roosevelt had been sent Il
-" 'a,a,, ,jr 10 nam. \ ,!lv when
i"'ler iequeS't"T ~" - hjr Ia ,nu,,r
II would he CONVENIENT ~ -" 49,.
but that lie mad n"' - f,L''" ' 49,
or tn. other. This t--J disposed "l ''e
aI,soa-ior ,ha. TN. count would ignore the
.HI.n,aar ,r.nch NJ IN, service III the in
- III. .;rsr witnesses called have he.n
Ill. simnlv ieC.,u-o they have been
80 t,,ynmi,n, - SECURE. \ number of
~. -, ,.ar ott.,rs have been asked To ai-
80 ani VII M. examined IN in. linz.
~ ,rs, WITNESS today was Lieutenant
\jr,b infantry. who acted as COM
III $50 - = = ~ TAMPA ana depot COM
paiiS rohhit - Zines. II, was also ono
mttSs EnISHr a Visions assistants after The
o. DU.o'". SS,yr-i9co.
'.i." far a. H.. Knew no complaints cam"
-, - won as 10 rnr SORT ri %ratI"cs
ta ~ sam, nut. The men preferred
,Hat W. ~ c.rn.d - and their preference
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
HANNA's WHACK AT TRUSTS.
Gets senate to Pass n Hill Declaring
Void Evidences of
ness to Them.

TOPEKA, Feb. 2S.-tSpeciaiD Senator
George W. Hanna. Populist. of Clay, to-
day succeeded in twisting a trusts tail
when he secured the passage of his bill
declaring void evidences OF Indebtedness
held 10y any trust combination. II is
am.ndatory to the Farrelly trust law of
1885,. Originally the Hanna hill applied
only TO commodities produced by II trust
dealing in crude petroleum. hut was
amended to include all trusts.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Mr.. ELDER A FUNNY MAN.
How the COuntY Member Got
the Horse Laugh Again
Yesterday,

.DPEEA. Feb. ESPECIALLY An indi-
v,uual by the name of Elder who broke
into the legislature from Stafford county
under false pIctcnses. tried To be funny
in the house this morning. and his attempt
was the funniest thing that has occurred
this session. A few DAYS ago he tried to
recall the olco bill from the committee on
agriculture after the committee had re-
ported IL back 10 the house adversely.
The members gave him the laugh then.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
stanley lin. n Veto In Pickle.

TOPEKA. Feb. 2S.-'Special.I Governor
Stanley intends TO veto III. bill creating a
LOT OF pharmacists by Legislative enactment.
the hill contains the names of about thirty
tiv,. men who wan. authority to run dru,;
stores without being required TO pass the
pharmacy examination. Probably half Of
them merely want authority to operate
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
WEALTHY KANSAN DEAD.
". l.: Sticc. - t.niena Bnnkcr. PASSED.
Away Suddenly Yesterday
NnrOinn.

GAr.E!lA. KAS.. Feb. 2S.-'Special) Tn"
commun ty was never more startled ,u'h
at the announcement this morning ri II"
death oil w. T.. S,icc, a half owner ana
cashier " tho Galend National hahk. Vt"
left tho hank in his usual good health yes
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
wbca,I.y OIL bill of No Eject.

TOPEKA. Feb. ~2S.-tSpeciai.l II has been
discovered that the Whcatley oil inspection
hill. which passed the house several days
ago. does not contain any enactinc claus.
and IL. therefore. worthless. The senate
bill Will probably be passed by the houS"
now unless the lobby gets i'll its deadly
work.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01

TOPEKA. Feb. S.-,Speciail Senator
Cookies hill. providing for the loaring of
the principal al the state permanent
school. normal school and university funds
to citiZens OF the state. was killed by the
senate this morning by a l, 10 !. vote.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Three Appointments Made.

TOPEKA. Feb. cS.-'Spccial.) 7. n. Han
cock. of Olathc. Johnson county, to-day
received from Governor Stanley the APP
pointment as member Of The board OF man
ayers of the STATE Soldiers home for a full
term of three years. expiring July >. l!.1.
The following We're appointed regents of
tn" state normal school for the full term
ending March /. 1899:
$. ii. Dodge. E-loit. Mitchell county: +.
S. I.arahee. Stafford. Stafford county.
and T.. a. Ross. Burr Oak. Jewell county.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01

0I1C -
Grh,,e has decided TO distribute free trial
.s~~ D karss TO all who write. II is a horne
This grAsment and all men VIII" suHsr With
~ofs n form of sexual weakness resulting
into d. youthful folly. premature loss of
Spf digAh and memory. weak back. Hari-
cd assi,y emaciation OF parts can Low
ms.lves at home
The remedy has Il peculiarly grateful ef-
feet of warmth and seems 10 act direct 10
fh. desired location. giving strength and
S.y,lopm.nt Just where II Is n.c2ed. II
,u,rs All The ills and troubles i:at come
.r.m wears OF misuse OF the natural func-
lions and has been an absolute success L..
an cases. \ request 10 the State Medical
Institute. GJs First National Bank building.
Fort Wayne, Ind. stating that you resire
one OF their free trial packages. Will De
complied with promptly. The institute IS
DESTROYS OF reaching that great class Of
men WHO are unable TO leave home 10 be
treated and the free sample Will enable
them to see how easy IL is to be cured Of
sexual weakness when the proper remedies
.,e employed. The institute makes no te-
s,rictions. Any man who writes VIII be
sen, d free sample. carefully sealed In a
plain package. 30 that Its recipient need
have no fear OF embarrassment OF puN.
iicity. Readers are requested ~ Vi co
O3thout delay. "
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
SENT FREE TO MEN.
a Most Remarkable Remedy That
Qsickly Rest"res Lost Vigor
10 Men.
a Free Trial Seat by Mail to
All Who Write.

Free trial packages OF "a most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who Will
write The State Medical Institute. They
cured 30 man, men who had battled for
years against the mental and physical!
su6erinS OF lost manhood that the lnsti-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
stanley Sign. Two Bill..

TOPEKA. Feb. e>.-lSpeciall Governor
Stanley to-day signed the bill crtatlhs "A
city court il Topeka. and limiting me
jurisdiction Of justices OF the peace. lie
also attached his signature 10 The oi!i
changing the boundary OF The First luIiI!il
district and creating the Thirty-S!Nth dis
tI:Ct.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01

United States court for til" district of
Kansas. Upon assuming the duties nf his
office tomorrow he will appoint Frank
lsrown. rt Earn"tt. SECRETARY ~ 'l' liz
publican STAT. committee. as clerk al the
"inln,.ll .Ii-iriLi .nllt.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Hook Take. the Oath Of ONCE.

ToPEKA. Feb. 2S.-tSpecial.) W. G
;. Hook. III Lcayenworth. to-day took me
,rosath OF ofier. and will tomorrow >urcrsd
id thGSe CassiSs q. Foster as judge or Tue
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
The
City
journal
ALMANAC
For 1899

Tells YOU what YOU want to know. ana 1ust
when Won want to know II. \ marvel or
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ton about our new possession-tha Philip
pines, Porto Rico. cuba and iiawHii-is
given IN Tie Kansas city Journal Almanac
for 1893. Can be had at Counting Room or
will he sen, by mail. postpaid. for % cents.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
One Hundred Rn,> strike.

NI->:CfF. ND. Fen. .,-pEe hundred
rsrry1-r-fr rrys have SIM . 1-rtI-e col
orel or are employ! 81, BAL r *
:.rstyz Him glass WORK. .-h' IS
-Closea Svmparhc'iH STRIKE are 'NF..s'1
in orEor clas- plants