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kAUTZ WAS DIPLOMATIC.

partite Conference.
Washington. April 8-Ohicials OF the
state and navy departments are intensely
interested in the detailed reports OF the
recent occurrence at Samoa. Admiral
Kautz in meeting the emergency which
threatened the lives and property of ciu-
zens, acted strictly within the limits OF
the Berlin treaty and is entirel' unassail.
able from diplomatic standpoint. His
vigorous action cleared the way for dip.
iomatic action and LEFT matters in statu
quo ante bellum.
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England Haa Trust. Too.

The modern tendency toward consoh
dat'on in business that finds its practical
expression in trusts is getting to be $
noticeable in Great Britain as in the
United Safes" said MIR. William Farley,
of London, England, in conversatio,
with Post reporter at the Normandie
I'VE have one tea merchant who ha /,
1871 branch stores in the provinces an ]
"a in London, and there is tobaoc
company with 100 branches: we have al
so the huge departmental stores-store
which really were the forerunners Il
business concentration. The small deal
er still retains a footing. but a prccarious
one, and he recognizes the handwriting
on the wall. which says that his day is
about ended.
"A great number of machinery making
concerns have amalgama,cd. and in
other trades like brass bed making the
trust has been eminrntly successful. In
some Of the home combinations tn. man.
facturers and trades unions are in con.
federation. for in our country one has to
reckon with these great associations ol
skilled workmen. There arc large Gem
binations in coal aud iron and othe
great enterprises. and the tendency to
ward consolidation or pooling by differ,
ent producers 10 nearly as marked a, ID
Ameriea, ,"-Washingson Post.
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Fire Department
Hos R0| Time
FONDA FOR CHIEF.
Boulder Fire Department HOLDS Annual
Election of Officer..

Boulder Fire Department HOLDS Annual
Election of Omcer..
The annual election OF officers for the
Boulder fire department was held in the
council chamber last night. For chief,
Geo F. Fonda was elected by acclama.
ton to succeed Robert May. Other Of
hcers elected were: Assistant chief,
Fred L. Williamson; secretary, J. E.
Bemus; treasurer. c. H. Wise.
The meeting was in every way har.
monlous. Resolutions of thanks were
rendered outgoing Chief Robert May
and his assistant, John Hazleton, for
their faithful services rendered. A com.
mittee was also appointed to wait upon
the city council and tender the thanks of
the department for the improvements
made and to be made IN the service.
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TWO SMALL BUAZES,
Aoodlums overorowd Hose Wagon and
Render Department Useless

Aoodlums Overorowd Hose Wagon and
Render Department Useless
AT about 5 o'clock last evening an
alarm was turned in from Ninth nd
Marine. The FIRE proved to be IN the vat
room of the brewery, but the blaze was
cxtlngushed before the arrival of the
department. The loss was probably not
more than 500. A combination OF cir
cumstances caused the fire department
to make very poor start TO the fire, II
requiring nearly fifteen minutes to har-
ness the horses. In the first place the
substitute horse has not become used 10
the gong and that in connection with the
three score of hoodlums that rushed into
the front doors OF the hose houss, so ter
rihed the ANIMALS that they became al
most uncomfortable. The gray became
especially wild and dashed toward the
side door, breaking out the glass front.
Fred Weliman, who was working with
him. had his loot stepped on and his
small toe nearly crushed of. When the
team hnally got started the deep mud SO
impeded progress tha, the FIRE was out
before the brewery was reached.
On the return to town another alarm
was sounded from I2th and Hill. Worn
and wearied as tine horses were with ,heir
long run. they had to make another hard
run to the north end of town. The sec.
ond FIRE proved to be a coal house back
of the Adventist church and the loss was
nominal.
There was considerable Indignation
last night over the action of certain par
ties who crowded on the hose wagon and
added to the burden OF Its already over
worked horses. When the second alarm
was being answered there were from ten
to twelve men on the wagon beside the
necessary men. adding from eighteen
hundred to two thousand pounds to the
burden of the horses. The wagon is
primarily intended to convey hose and If
men haven't go, strength or energy
enough to walk to the fire. they can best
serve the purpose by staying a, home.
This is an abuse which should not be
tolerated
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Whist Party at Mr.. Poi.y'..

a delightful whist party was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Kate Policy
at her home on Walnut street. Twenty.
four of the besI whist PLAYERS IN town
were present and the afternoon was in
every respect thoroughly enjoyable
one The house was decorated beauti-
fully with carnations and potted azalias.
The lunch which followed a, the con.
clusion OF the games was both elaborate
ana elegant. The afternoon was render
ed highly ENJOYABLE bv the extremely
social and cordial intercourse among the
guests.
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Delta Gamma Annual Reunion

The annual state reunion OF PHI
Chapter Of the Delta Gamma fraternity
will be held this evening at the Poplars.
the residence of Hon. r. n. Whiteley
The regular secret meeting of the fra
tetnity will be followed oy short farce
and then the regular banquet. The out
OF town members who are here TO a,ten d
are Mrs. Martha Hutchinson of the Ne
braska state university chapter. Mrs.
Jessie Suachan Shearer of Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Lillian Hart Lewis of
Denver. Mrs Lillian Wise Hoskinson OF
Denver. and Misses Bertha Root, Daisy
Metzler. Bernice Lochhead. Leota Woy
and Martha Robbins of Denver.
The active members present will be
Misses Edna Newman. Jessie Brown.
Kitye Ro,hwell, Mary Elizabeth Brown.
Elizabeth Hutchinson. May Sloane, Mary
Elwell. Nell Drake and Ella Cailahan
The inactive members in the city are
Misses Jessie Nelkirk. Louise Chase,
Bess Mcclure, Jenns Wise, Elmo, Wise,
Leta Wells. Hortense ami ZenI White.
ley. Sara Baker Mrs. H :. Baker, Mrs.
X. n. W felr,, Mrs. ~ I'D Gardiner.
Mrs n X. Woolleu and Miss Mary
Rio non
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Eighteen Charter M.ms.r..

The Oak Oaca met in council IN the
A. o. U. w. hall. conv-nins promptly
at 7:5o last evening. The membership
was represented by eighteen charter
members and and six candidates tor ad
mission into the mysteries of the first
order. The club was given a rare intel.
lectual treat under the direction of the
knights" and First Ladies'" After
induIging in a festive repast-thanks ,o
the thoughttulness of the First Ladies,
they entered upon such round OF
pleasure as none but the sons and daugh
tiers of OAK Oaca could appreciate.
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Mira. George. Trgai Begun.

Canton, April 8--The trial of Mrs
George was begun this morning by the
address of her attorney urging her limo
cence. He stated that when she came
to Canton she vas uprigh, and virtuous
but that after meeting Saxton she had
secured divorce from her husband for
his sake and then was deserted oy him
The city surveyor was the first witness
He presented pla, OF the scene of thu.
shooting.
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The FIRST GAME

Preparatory BA&e Ball Team Lines up
AGainst North Denver
The frst ball game OF the season was
PLAYED on the Athletic grounds today
between North Denver high school and
the preparatory school teams.
The score was is to 7 in favor of the
Boulder team.
Ba;teries-Boulder. Sutton and Bell
man. Denver, Arnold and Van Aucker.
Scorer-Force. Umpire-Gadeky.
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Superstittou..

The following queer political announce
ment appears in Georgia newspspe,
81 announce myself as a candidate 10
succeed myself, having held the Office
thirteen years, and no, desiring to leave
it on the thirteenth year, which would b.
unlucky. II elected, promise 10 resign
promptly when | shall have been in OF.
ice fourteen years ven."-Atlan,a Con
stitutiOn
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Gen. MCA[|DU|,
Moves Norm
WILL ADVANCE AGAIN.
Nc Arthurs Division Will Seek out In
surgent Forces.

surgent Forces.
Washington, April S-General Nc
Arthur's division will resume its north
ward advance at once. Reconnoitering
parties have discovered large bodies OF
insurgents in the vicinity of Calumpi,
and il is the intention to scatter or dc
s;roy them. The authorities believe
there could be nothing better than TO
have the insurgents meet Macarthur 5
division as ii is thought that one good
decisive defeat would do much toward
ending the rebellion.
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LeHowing Tsmnauy Hall,

New York. April S-Thc commission
investigating the Tammany admnistra
,ion OF municipal government began
work this morning. The supreme court
room was crowded but nothing import.
ant developed this NOR ming.
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WORK OF lNCENOiARIeS.
Andrews Msp.,on Fire wa4 the Work of
Revenge.

Andrsws' Mspsion Fire waG the Work of
Revenge.
New York. April S-The pos,office in
spectors are working on a case which
Jromises TO reveal the perpetrators Of a
horrible crime. 1t has developed that
the burning of the Andrews mansion, ,e-
Sulting in the death Of Twelve people, IN.
ludlng the millionaire owner and his
vile. owed its origin to incendiarism u
prompted by desire for revenge. Ten
anonymous letters have been received
by the Andrews family during the last
three months. stating that unless do,
mestic. Mary Flanagan. were discharged
the household would be m ,de t., suffer.
The police have been working on the
case for some time but have not YET been
able to discover clue.
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May Come to Denver.

New York. April Sit is stated ,ha,
the match between Fitrsimmon and Ief
fries may not be pulled off in Concy
Island, as the athletic clubs are unable
to secure license. The fight may be
held in Denver or San Francisco.
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IMPORTANT BILLS.
Interest on Delinquent Take. Reduc-u
Twenty five per cent.

Denver. April S-Governor Thomas
today signed the bill decreasing the in
terest on delinquent taxes twenty hve
per cent. He also signed bill limiting
tax levies and one allowing counties to
levy tax OF two mills TO support hrgf
schools # a majority so decide
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An wrll on tn. shsr,a.

Washington, April S-A cablegram m
was received by the navy departne n,
this morning stating that the TRANSPORT
Sheridan which is now A, Sing pore will
start tomorrow at ! O'Clock for Manila.
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spanish Revolution Ex,.c,.a

Madrid. April S-rhe movement of
troops to the north is causing great ex
citemen, rs it is though, to indicate thai,
revolution is at hand.
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stock hxohany. Recover.

New Yotk. April S-The stock market
partially recovered from the slump yes.
,erday but was still somewhat weak.
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A. q. Z. W. Convention Rate.

For the grand lodge meeting A. o. U.
w. at Cripple Creek. Colo, the c. & S.
railroad will sell round trip tickets for
one and one,ffth fare April S,h to ,,h
inclusive. Certificate plan.
I. f. GILLER. Agent.
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silver uuotAriou.

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at so& TODAY
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

]. w. Kaiser Camp No. 6, w. o. w,
meets at 10 tonight. Election Of officers.
All members requested to be present.
Regular meeting Wichita Camp NO.
5000 NJ w A, tonight. Election Of Of
ficers. All members urged to be present.
The regular meeting of the board Of
directors Of the Wichita Hospital Will be
held at the hospital this morning at 30
sharp.
Wichith W. c. T. U. will hold their
usual weekly meeting on Tuesday, De
cember ), at p. m. at headquarters,
22S1b North Main street. Visitors well
come.
The funeral of Willie Uhl will be held
today at the residence Of his sister, Mrs
Kencheminster, on Harry street. AL
members of the National Aid association
are requested to be present.
Wichita Council No. Of the Fraterna'
Aid association will elect officers tonight
for the the next term ensuing from Jan
uary l, 1900. A full attendance of mem
bers is desired. Jno. H. Shields, secre
tary.
AT the regular meeting Of Pleasant
Council No. z, Modern Tont-es, thi.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. R H. Mundevello is reported
quites i'll
The council did not work last night on
account of no quorum.
Mrs. Zoe Anderson Norris has story
in the Puritan Magazine.
Only three arrests were reported last
night and it was a very cold night.
Mr. H H Loudenslager of Maize. was
a business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. a. L. Miller is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. B. Lawrence, at Ell Do
RADIO
Mr.. Bretch's new cottage corner OF
Murdoch avenue and Market street, Is
about completed.
John Porter has returned from Okla
weeks on business.
Little Emmett Shirk, the f1ve-months-
old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shirk,
died Sunday morning
Mrs NJ ]. Ballard and Miss Maude
Shelley of 407 East Central returned last
night from an extended trip through the
south
Master Lotto Williams, son of Mr.. VIM.
Williams, had his forearm broken in two
places Sunday by falling off of a play
ing horse.
DR.. W. A. Porter and wife have return
/ ed from an extended visit to Preston,
MINI. The doctor will again take up his
practice here.
Coal sheds belonging to Frank Fosnot
and a barn belonging to Tom Wisdom
were destroyed by fire at els South Water
late Saturday night.
Mrs D. w. Harberson and family re-
! turned yesterday from a Thanksgiving
| visit with friends and relatives at Hal
stead and Burton.
| Mr.. B. L. Mann wishes to give his
1 heartfelt thanks to all who in any. way
assisted him in his bereavement, the
death Of his wife, Regina Mann, notice
of which appeared in Sundays Eagle.
John W. Walters, formerly in the real
estate business here under the firm name
of Spalton & Walters, is in the city on
business and enjoying visits with old
friends. Mr.. Walters is in the banking
business at Wyoming, ILL.,, and is doing
| nicely.
Mr.. Ed Litchfield of S24 East Douglas.
| died at $50 Sunday morning of typhoid
fever. The funeral services were held
| from the Central Christian church at 10
a. m. yesterday. Mr. Litchfeld took sick
two weeks ago and from the third day
was unconscious until death.
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