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The age-herald., 1899-12-30
PROMINENT PLANTER KILLED
The Shooting Occurred While a Dance
 Was in Progress al ~

Huntsville, December 29-(Special)-A sensational killing occurred at an early hour this morning at a dance at the home of w. P. Taylor, near Gladstone, when Leslie Carter, a prominent young planter was shot and instantly killed by one of his companions.
 The killing occurred on the front veranda of the house. Details of the affair are not obtainable. Sheriff Fulgham returned from the scene tonight and reported that he had arrested Berry McLemore, constable of the Madison X-roads precinct, but the man was released, the coroner's jury reaching no conclusion. All evidence heard by the cor oner's jury was conflicting. ''
 Carter belongs to a prominent and wealthy family, and his relatives claim that McLemore is the guilty man and will have him jailed
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
GERMAN LINER IN DISTRESS
Thought to be One of the Hamburg
 American Line

London December 30.-A large German mail steamer, whose name has not yet been ascertained, has gone aground dur ing terrific gale in East Bay, about a quarter of a mile off Dungeness the south ern extremity of Kent.
 Heavy seas are breaking over the ship and the life boats are unable to reach her. Fears are entertained for the safety of her passengers. It is believed the steamer is one of the Hamburg-American line.
 It is reported that the position of the liner is very serious. Tugs and life boats were urgently requisftioned from Dover and Folkestone, but they had the utmost difficulty in getting them, owing to the gale
 The signals of distress were observed from Sand Head lightshfp.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Russians Under Joubert

asondon, December 30.-The Marseilles cor respondent of the Daily Mail telegraphing the substance of an interview with the Rlfssian general, Gourko, eldest son of the famous Gourko, who is now about to start for Pretoria. said that the Russian officer made the following statement: 7
 'I have been offered the command of a Beer army corps. In my own mind, am absolutely confident of the success of the Boers. You may take my word for it, that thousands of Russians are now fighting under General Jeubert"
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
soer Resolution Adonted

Now York, December 29--At the meeting of the New York city council today resolu- tions of sympathy for the Boers, which were offered on last Tuesday, were adopt ed with but one dissenting vote.
 Resolutions condemning the action of the government in continuing the war in the Philippines were also passed, but later, on motion of Councilman Stewart M Brice, son of the late Calvin s. Brice, who had not been present when the resolutions were in- troduced and voted on, the vote was recon sidered and the resolution was put on file.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
MUST PRESCRIBE REMEDY
English Papers Talk of the Dependence
 of That Country on United States

London, December S0.-Sir Charles Dilke, in the Daily Chronicle this morning, dis cusses relation to Delagoa Bay with regard to the food question. He says:
 Tt would be one of the greatest follies the country could commit to disregard the possibility of a war some day against d powerful naval coalition, in which event 1t would be to the interests of the United States to feed Great Britain. Great Britain must endorse the present conditions and prescribe some remedy for the Portuguese error existing now"
 The Daily Chronicle, in an editorial deal ing with the dependence of Great Britain upon the United States for food in time of war, expresses the opinion that many Brit ish ships would be transferred to the Unit ed States flag.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Not Known ln New York

New York, December Examinations of the sailing schedules and the maritime register show no vessels of either the Ham, American or North German Lloyd dimes near DungeneSs.
 It is almost impossible to conceive how a steamer of either could have been near the spot indicated in the cables, unless the departure of a vessel from Hamburg was a variation of the advertised sailing. Emil l.. Boas. American manager of the Ham, burg-American line said tonight There is nothing to indicate that it is New York steamer, although 1t may be a Hamburg American steamer. We have seventy-ffye steamers, of which only ten or twelve arc in the New York service. All use the same signals.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
British Lost Eifty-iiye

Pretoria, Tuesday, December 26.-(By way of Lourenzo Marques. Thursday, De- cember 2S)-Commandant Snyman reports as follows from Molopoko:
 -"On Monday morning the eneniy from Mafeking attacked one of our forts in force with cannon MaXims and an ar mored train, and so persistently that there was fighting right on the walls of the fort. But we have retained our fort. The British loss is reported as 55.''
 The other oommandos report "all quiet. with the exception of the usual lombard ment at Ladysmith General Lucas Meyer has recovered and gone to the front.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Relief in Six Hours

Distressing kidney and bladder disease re- l.eved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure.' It Is a great sur prise on account of its exceeding prompt ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and back in male or female. Relieves re- ,ention of water almost immediately. If YOU want quick relief and euro this Is the remedy. Sold by Collier Drug Co.,. Bir- mingham Ala.
 2.aS-thurs-fri-sat-lyr
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Killing Tn pulaski

Pulaski, Tenn, December 29.-This after noon William J. Hammonds shot and in- stantly killed Thomas Browning The men were engaged in dispute over a set clement. Fammonds shot Browning three times in the right breast, and Browning inflicted two wounds in Hammonds left cheek with a rock. HammondS was ar- rested and committed to jail. Both men are prominent.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Causes Amusement

London, December 29.-The Modder river correspondent of the Times, referring to the scare firing of the Boers, says:
 Their nervousness causes much amuse- ment among the British It is quite cer- tain that half the Boer force is employed watching by day and the other half by night. Probably the consequent weariness with the scarcity of water and the pres- ence of typhoid will render the Boer posi- tion intoerable.
 "Their present action is due either to a scare or to wish to cover retirement to Spytfontein.'
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
isie Fire in Savannah

Savannah, Ga.. December 29.-Shortly be- fore midnight the furniture store of Lind say & Morgan and the dry goods store of Daniel Hogan on Broughton and Barnard streets, in the heart of the retail district, were destroyed by fire. ~ At one time 1t seemed as though two or three principal business blocks would go The losses will foot up approximately $15O,OOO, with insur- ance of about 60 per cent.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Conurs m m Boutelie Improving

Boston, December 29.-To all those who inquired after the condition of Congress- man Boutelle at the Mclean asylum today the reply was given that he was getting along nicely and was improving in strength.
 Dr. Daniel A. Robinson, the physician who came from Bangor to attend him after he was stricken at Youngs hotel, says that while the congressman may recover his physical health and vigor, it is possible that he may never be the same again mentally.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
SHOT BY A WOMAN
Two Young Men Raised Rough House
 al d Got Hurt

Gadsden, December 29-(special)-Gus Lister, son of Sheriff Lister, was shot in the hand this afternoon by Mrs. Gus Davis Lister and young Beacham were disoraeriy and Davis broke chair over their heads and put them out of his house, and went after the police.
 While he was absent, Lister and Beach, am returned to the house, cursed and slap ped Mrs. Davis, whereupop she shot Lister with a 3S-calibre Smith X Wesson revolver All We're arreS ted.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Making Belts for British

Worcester, Mass, December 29.--A manu- factuyer of cartridge belts in this city re- cedved an order from the British govern-, rnent today for i5,o00 double-banded cart. ridge belts. The order is a. rush one. and the belts will be shipped to the Transvaal in lots of several thousand each.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
yisitinp (iapitniists

w. L. Hsarn, T.. Hearn and G. w, Gates, of Pittsburg, and c: L. Wiles, of Wheeling. w Va, are in the city, The Hearns are interested In the Woodward Iron company. Together with the other members of the party, they were taken to the furnaces of that company at Woodward yesterday.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Revolution Ended

Caracas, Venezuela, December 29.-The Hernandez revolution can be said to be ended Hernandez is fleeing with POO men to the Colombian boundary. The govern ment troops and the minister of war, Gen. eral Pulido are back at Caracas.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
Alabama Pcnsions

Washington, December 29.-(Special)- Pensions have been granted in Alabama as follows Original: John H. Short, Shef- field, s6. Original widows, special account, December l5: Josephine Alexander, Mo- bile s.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST PRIVATE DISEASES

Most men fail in business by trying to do too many things. To be suc- cessful every one should select some one special business, and to that devote his whole time and a attention. For the past thirteen years yel. in the city of Bir- mingham. Ala, l have treated excln-
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
IMPORTANT MOVE
 SEEMS IMMINEN I
Continued From First Page.)

of the Boers here. The military authori- ties appear confident but they are very re- ticient.
 Boers have been observed >moving north ward and westward in large numbers
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Grove signature is on each box. 25c.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30

Andrew W. Burgin, candidate for sheriff of Jefferson county. subject to action of democratic party. 3r.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
COUNTY TREASURER

Henry B. Gray Is a candidate for Treas- urer of Jefferson county subject to the ac- ton of the democratic party.
 H. c. Miller is candidate for treasurer of Jefferson county subject to the action . of the Democratic party.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30

James A. Downey is a candidate for sher- if of Jefferson county, subject to the ac- tion of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
ANNOUNCE MENTS.
FOR, SHERIFF.

George W. Sherling is a candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30

E.. L. Higdon is candidate for sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
Rich American diris are Cheap.

A Russian prince and millionaire has Just married
poor Italian girl Paris whose mother II a washerwoman
father huckster The girl Is mentally bright
physically beautiful beyond pen-descrption 1t Is said
dream. and the wealthy prince who carried her to
his castle delighted But the impecunlous Euro
pean rich American girl nothing
individuality her personality. whether she be as
homely aa a mud fence and dull intellectually
hedgehog. II is not the he wants not wife or
companion but the which possessed. the WIFE,
falling compensation her titled station. must
make what she OF the situation.
suit Just flied In the German courts against Prince
Leopold IaenberR rsen the commercial side OF
marriages how they viewed In Europe This
prince like nine OF OF them In financial
straits The only asset which he could base hope
realizing anything his title. He went to the banks
which are now tho plaintiffs this ordinary action,
and said he proposed going United states and
ing an hcrcss. specified of the richest young
women this country his intended victims. He
auired money carry out his plans and with the same
commercial spirit that would have moved the banks to
equip elephant hunting expedition he agreed
deliver certain amount OF ivory and skins. the
him the funds deemed necessary TO send
him helresA hunting United States. The prince
failed In his mission. speculative hackers
want money returned There is satisfaction in
title Of prince would realize $4,000 marks the amount
advanced expedition this country. IL offered at
public sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
The Beers Shoot to Kill.
puhllc sale,

Queen Victoria reviewed her crack regiments Monday
last. which time she showed interest In the
years The why OF this interest
douhtedy possible with the Roers OF South
Africa In which all world is specializing English
military upuuestonahly dread the Dutch descendants
The statement has often been published
newspapers that the Beers OF the TrRnsvaal
republic rincmcn tina: the world has ever
general opinion OF OF many ma
nnaitcS who become familiar with the farmers who
follow with absolute and fsarlessness 1t
records OF the battles
whca nccrs have been matched against British
Troops doubtless that the Beers the best
IN INC world the average ana Il is likely that
any the development or the United States but the
part - admission Justified only by the super
toriiy 81 modern
II Iinc rifles with which accurate work
range Il mile there part the
Wrid Where body ~ strong cool cear-eyed and
fearless hunters Ia which exists today
republic Their Frontier hunting fight
with been the rule Tor generations ami
atmosphere the opennrss Of the country
rocky ANA ground anorinS shelter. but without
vs:rac have produced extraordinary
Weapons in the world,
II farmers Africa fight British regu
astonishing proportion Of killed
The uurnbcr Wounded British service The Bqers
general. They proved their
aNtty plant remarkable HvNpornn Of bullets the
ceaAs =! ne soldiers ihey attack resist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
pai1y Eagle

~. -. MURDOcK. EaIto-

Probably Kafr and alfalfa clover. in eonhee-
ton with nutritious native grasses must tho region lying
west the meridian Kansas look for It's standard
Of prosperity future THAT pre.emnentiy
cattle country altitude dry air both being condue-
i've the bovine which nouriHheth Its fairness
during and only needs the supple
grain BOTH perfecting auxiliary In
winters There sufficient rainfall in extreme
southwest for raising Indian suecsaafuIy
prohaby Hut Kafr and alfalfa mature uxurtany and
grass Ksn alfalfa all that Is required
naton prenlay grow and atteh The passenger
department Rock Island railroad Is sending out the
pamphlet just issued the press relative to stock
raising. alfalfa and Kanr In southwest Kansas 1t
will distributed throughout different agencies ali over
the United States The three countea. Meade Pratt and
Iowa have given special mention only for the
that Il impossible to details and particulars OF
larger area conditions and price land in these
counties particularly favorable II this pamphlet
IN calling attention of eastern farmers 10 the
advantage OF stock raising In southwest Kansas other
counties be up II ia interesting reading and will
benefit the Eate OF Kansas we'll TO the
pany,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
orant county rnIra wlth ,so ln.trument.. Iersrsor

and Grant county third with $50 instruments Jefferson
has the 1865 brand of pianos.
In Geary assessed at 31L2 almost
much pianos worth in Jefferson county but out
In Stafford only worth s46s; in Stevens
1910. and In Sherman 5000.
There s absolutely for the state board OF equal
izaon 20 correct this evi The only thing 1t do when
II believes a county a whole low
90 raise the the property both real and
personal II equalize individual personal real
property present law A bill will doubt be
passed the session OF the Legislature giving author
y % revise the equalization fixed by the county COM
nissoners This would take the out OF the in
OF surroundings and would enable the state to
have n just assessment
MANY counties keep the assessment down to the very
lowest notch in out Of paying their proportion
of the state tax"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
Random ComwaNut.

Ch,eaG, Is about TO spend s1.onco on
S:-0s: improvements.
Wasting Is said - b. regarded as 3
violation 81 divine law by Icelanders
l; IS said that q: the death OF Eet:y
Green 81 ts'erNo Of her fortune Will be d.
Niied among s hundred dis;an: conrsc-
items.
General Irving Hale holds ire record ~
,Ne b.: svc-aEe ever ai,siasd 80 West
Pn'-.. and i enc % the ees, Tnarksnea
81 .Ns army.
f'-ss,fsn. Gilman. az johns Hopkins
I-1iv>-S;.v. = SAID - os . member % nee
boards s,a Commissions than s-y ether
g,ssn Il ;Ae wc-,d.
Professor Fase-s:sehe-, Tire famous
= trip = Isric1 ard examine he eyes
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
Alonu tho Kansas Nile

The Santa Fs attorneys have attacked
| she court Cf visitation. They contend that
Judge Crum has 10 Legal rish; to exist.
Sometimes /: seems that TIE motto Of
J Kansas should have been Let no man
| dare BE- a hero for more than ten days"
The Citizens STATE Bank IS a rev IN
E;i:u:io1 al r. no-sd' y. ? Frazier Is
president. z. : Frazier cashier. ard J.
f, r Adams assistant cashier.
Ralie waEEers- az A;chison grub
s.Sket 4 couple Z men 20 punch he rocks
Q: the Klo-dike Tor 'uc-e. They have
come back smpty-asn6eG.
Charley Curtis has a funny habit, He
siV-ays speaks reluctantly % reporters
s-d his trequs-, Interviews are rarely
! less than a column - length.
\ Rs7Uo,!cal IN ore -siEhhorHop1 ia
Kansas who took 4 lob Is accused Nv a
/ co:erpc-sry % selling rs bi-.a-g g..
.5- ire smell % c1al oil barrel"
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
Kansas Taxation an Outrageous swindIe.

Kansas Taxation an Outrageous Swlndic.
The constitution Of Kansas demands uniform rates of
taxation aside from the assessment OF her railroads.
which taxed rroportionatey higher than other
of property. there absolutely uniformity In Tho
valuation of the property real personal in the state
The returns when compared dIHcoao state
af hingu would ridiculous It less serious
There uniformity Justice 20 be
found In the Azaeaztnent and or Kansas
they raveuy upon raruoaH. medium for legally rob
hing one man Ia the interest OF another open
perjury Property FOR taxation Is worth from Ave
To ten times county another and
Of property that railways. asSc"scd FOR more
than third present
ket value For The part returned Tor from
NTH of The hcing
received at the auditors ccr constituting dts
eourazns aggregate FOR the state. disclose
shameless neglect OF duty aud Migrant violation
upon the part OF ana there FOR the
state board Of equalization remedy the
the individual concerned one
ot whom being beaten 10y his ncghhor
low ratio OF valuatcss hgh per cent
Of taxation, Were the entire property the
three times the the present rois
for value would hc about
third rresent per cent whica showing would
rrcve advantageous In drrctons
The special correspondent - city Journal
Topeka furnishes that paper with counyised cptome
et NJ the work ow.Shir assessors as ~
turned the auditor state. which shows rep
rehensiee wcgk condition ~ things We
quote al length;
an illustration tho assessora IN ponipAan county
tried 70 DC 'ae'r duty required by law and assessed
horses average - So each In Jefferson county.
thirtS nisa .hs horses
sac or over SIS less head than In p,ahan
county in stevens s. ~
The valuation ~ horses 1T Marshall county ssh wAe
IN the adiHtnns county. Washington Il Slsss.
In Alien ooun'>. catc assessed $500 whae IN
Jefferson better cattle eounty ~ FAR ANA ~
the Rnesi ~ Kansas herds they
81 Stevens eousgS hNca $t;: Valuation
~ cattle ANA n sEiA lyon county NE cattle
tFss assessed ta;tle AZ Stntt
Regardless ~ What .hgass Secretary C>euv- said
ssHas saeer cul'ur - rs quarterly -
Ellsworth county evidently d, uAe pc>Ay ,ans$ s,r
'heN assessed sheep ~ - cr:~ hea3 MEcae1 COUNTY
~ iiswosh ,asy mites a~,A ,hc Valuation, a!
Nis teANeeWrth az s. asa ,,angy pas he la~scS.
Ns2aAsea ssecr H<snS Il Al Htk
''as as Wide discrepancies. IN tae assessment g.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30

NJ, = Il = Nan rs0 reIs~S>n-s. minister e -
ss3 - X rl>rS BE :.g the IL Brussels M
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30

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