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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29
UNEASY
Continued from First Pass.

internal politics are more disquienng
than ever. The ultramontanes are tax
ing a new lease Of life, and are joining
hands with the Czech mobs in venting
their fury on The Jews. Spain seems al
most ripe for an internal oonfiaEratlon.
while Italy's approaching meeting Of par
Lament may result in the overthrow az
her ministry. Tor the Socialists never
were stronger and have thrown down the
gauge % hattie. Russia, ~ course. Is an
unknown factor. but II IL IS true, as stat
-. -tAar she some months szo came 70
an understanding with Great Britain re-
garding spires OF influence in China, Il
Is scarcely likely thar she win take this
occasion 10 exhibit her snmity IN spite
os the raings OF hyr press K Russia
makes any move 81 Is more than pru5a-
ole that her hand Viii be shown in Ser
VIA. where Rossis's feelings are clearly
Indicated by the departare from Bed
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PAVILION DONATED TO CITY
PARK 20 he Adoraed with Booth That
Wac as street FaiT-

The elaborate ard artistic boom VI
"a. JACOB Dal1 Psrk.ag company con
st~,etea so~ ere street. Fair eia9 -. ai@f
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city through The mayor. - 2rs rfef
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WESTERN OKLAHOMA RAILROADS
Great Systems Believed TO be Prepar-
ing for a Grand Invasion,

FL Reno. o. T.. Oct 2S.-Simultaneously
with a rapid increase in population Yves
tern Oklahoma has been marked for an
invasion b ythe railroads, an invasion
which will entirely change the condition
of that portion Of Oklahoma. How rapid
the increase in settlement in western
oklahoma is may lie known through the
fact that the homestead filings at the Al
va land office average from 100 to l50
month. those at Woodward 40 per month.
Final proofs average about 40 per month
at the AIva land Office and il is said the
receiver Of public monies there recently
transmitted to Washington 1852, being
two days collections.
A single railroad runs through western
Oklahoma. running southwesterly from
Kiowa. Kansas, to Alva. Woodward, and
into the panhandle Of Texas.
The Missouri Pacific extends only to
Kiowa. The Frisco and the Rock Island
are about equidIstant from this new ter
ritorv.
Tt is believed that the Missouri Pacific,
the Frisco and the Rock Island all have
immediate designs on western Oklahoma
and its immense patronage in grain and
live stock.
There are two immense valleys In wes-
tern Oklahoma, the valley Of the Gin
AKRON and the valley Of the Canadian,
both tributaries to the great Arkansas.
Their general trend IN western Okla
homa is southeasjer.y.
The Missouri Pacific's maneuvers are
of this kind. A company has been form
ei with Bale Waggener, a Missouri Pa
re
head. which is building a road south from
Kiowa, KAN, to Augusta, IN Woods
county. Oklahoma The Missouri Pacific
SO far as may be seen, has nothing to do
with the construction. The people build
the grade and at the first terminus a
large per cent of the TOWNSHIP is given
up to the promoters or builders Of the
road. The exact direction of the road
IS tentative and depends upon induce
ments offered by outlying districts. The
right Of way is contributed. The grade
finished the Missouri Pacific, it is sup
posed. viii furnish the rails Rails are
constantly going up in price and have in
creased from So per ton TO $3S very va
Gently. so that railroad construction has
become more costly than ever. The Mis-
souri, Pacific. if the reports are true. vii
furnish these rails and the rolling stock
sufficient to operate the road which win
be constantly extended. to the valley OF
the Cimarron, or 10 the North Fork OF
the Canadian or the Canadian valley
itself. II it-should hold due south, the
Missouri Pacific would have line
through western Oklahoma from north
10 south paraielng The north and south
line of the Santa Fe. which passes
through Guthrie, and the Rock Island
line. which passes through FL Reno, II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29

New York, Oct 2s.-President Mccall,
Of the New York Life Insurance COM
pany. when interviewed in New York
today, said on the subject Of the read
mission Of the company to Prussia that
negotiations had been pending for year
or more. In 1895 the American companies,
with the exception Of the Germania Life,
were compelled by the rigorous eXactions
of the Prussian laws to withdraw or give
up their concessions for Prussia It was
believed At the time that the rule of the
government was severe and in conflict
with the methods followed in this coun-
try. The dispute ended by the enforced
departure Of the Prusslan companies au-
thorized TO transact business in New York.
Last year I commissioned Second Vice
President Perkins. who is now IN Berlin.
to secure a rehearing for Us ard to assure
the Prussian government that We were
ready . comply with their requirements
in every respect. In acting on this re-
quest the minister Of the interior an
pointed royal commission TO examine
our affairs and standing in the United
States and the investigation was made
this year The royal commission made q
favorable report, and the government
( actuaries. after a thorough investigation
/ Of our policy. forms and returns and the
+ liability hereunder Joined in the recon-
mendati0n Vice President Perkins IN
+ his cable 10 me states that the minister
! Of the interior today reported on all the
facts TO the PrussIan cabinet, and THAI
/ q unanimous vote for our re-admissi0H
followed. The principal requirements
/ from a life insurance company under the
( Prussian law are
I a.Fgr-st-A life insurance company shall
not hold stock in a private corporation
'.second-A life insurance company
! shall limit It's total management expen-
/ diJures 10 a sum not II excess OF TIE
leaning provided for expenses In its pre-
MUM income.
'sThird-A lie insurance camPany issu-
ing policies in which a division of surplus
is deferred beyond the second year. shall
50 Keep its books that 1t can know how
much q its total surplus fzo-oalleJ) (.
derived from the policies issued in eacE
year. and these amcants- must ~ shown
as liabilities in its reports 70 the Prus-
sian minister - the interior.
I'VE have agreed - carry out each ant
every ere ~ these requirements. u
bringing aboat The change IN PRUSSIA
Insurance matters. Secretary of STAT.
Hay and Ambassador White. a. Berlin
have aided very materially. superta
tendea- Payne, = the Insurance depart
naea,. has rendered excellent service ais
ay permitting The r0yaI commission q
have free ACCESS 70 his Department rec
ords and II urging better understand
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DEDICATION OF PLYMOUTH
Congregational Church Set for No.
Vember 2.

Workmen have been busy at Plymouth
church the past week putting in the new
pews. The next few days viii see all the
furnishings in place and the church will
be ready for occupancy by November i.
Invitations have been sent 70 various
clergymen and friends OF the church and
a number Of visitors are expected on the
ocrasfon OF the dedication. The dedi-
catory sermon viii be preached by Rev.
D. NJ. Fish. D. D. pastor OF the First
CONGREGATIONAL church Of Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29

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New Evaporated Peaches. per b.. 90
New Evaporated Apricots, per b.. -
New Evaporated Raspherries. per %. IA
Fine New Large Raisins- per b.. %
New Ribbon Figs finest 10 be had
anywherel per lb..,...............--... Il
Boss Pancake Flour. per pkg-.....-... %
Rslston Pancake Flour. per pkg. 90
Eagle Buckwheat Flour, per pkg. %
Rex Buckwheat Flour, per pkg. .os
Rex Pancake Flour. per pkg............ 90
Uneeda Biscuits, per pkg-...s.........- .0f
Best Soda Crackers. per lb............- Is
Best Ginger Snaps. per lb.....--..-.... "a
Fresh Fruit Cookies, per l6..-.......... 10
Elegant Bright New Mackerel. each. .oi
Best and Largest White Fish, for. %
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Good Apples, per peck. 10
Full Standard Laundry Soap. not soft,
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HanIin's 5, HanIin's S, Hanlin S

The weather has been bad and the streets are
muddy Do not carry your own groceries but pay
them at the best and cheapest place in the city and
have them delivered Weare selling groceries just as low
as we ever did, and the quality of goods you Well
nor an Old stock but an up-to-date and wide-awake
grocery And today selling more groceries tnan
any two other in the city, And our retail prices
are good many of our competitors buying prices
Our motto is @, S. & S. P
Goods delivered promptly. Polite and courteous
Statesmen.
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FORCES EMRARK
THE NEW YORK LIFE WINS
Prussian Government Decides "a
Permit the Company TO do
Business There.

Berlin, Oct. 2S.-The New York Life
Insurance company, on the recommends
ton Of the minister Of the interior, has
been re-admitted TO transact business in
Prussia The report of the royal commits
sion appointed to visit the United States
and examine the company, was very
favorable to it. Great satisfaction IS eX-
pressed here at this evidence Of a closer
commercial sympathy between Prussia.
and the United States, which must inev-
itably lead to better feeling among the
business interests of both countries.
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Above ALL don't forget our Leopard Skim heavy outdoor
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Fresh Country Eggs Pure Country Butter per
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For fine Fruits and Vegetables We are
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Fine Colorado Celery, per stalk. .@
Pink Colorado Potatoes, per peck. Il
Best Northern Potatoes. per bushel... 20
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Bread

Housekeepers say that our bread keeps
moist and sweet longer than any other
bakers bread. Certain it is that We use
the very best quality OF -four and take
great pains in the making.
We have good yeast, good -four, good
bakers, and everything else good. T'hSt's
why our bread is so good.
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THE HOSPITAL CONTINGENT

London, Oct pa Dutch ambulance
corps has started from Amsterdam for
Lorenzo Marques. Mr.. E. lesser Cooper
Of London has placed his steam yacht
Sunrise at the disposal of the govern
rnent and starts for South Africa Monday
with several women volunteer nurses and
doctors.
AUSTRALIAN FORCES EMBARK
London, Oct. 2S.-Dispatches from sgd
ney and Melbourne record the departure
of the Australian contingents for the
war amid wild scenes of enthusiasm
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ILLBE

persons cDdrSSu VIII DNA4'S
with the attempt upon former King MI
lan's life was refused.
WHAT PEACE TERMS WILL BE
Talk of peace and the terms are al
ready rife. A special from cape Io"h
saws Mr.. Hoffmyer, the Afrikander leAa-
ar has made elaborate arrangements 10
annroacb the Beers the moment peace Is
in sight He aims at securing the indie
nendance Of the Transvaal and the Or
ange Free State but, judging from the
queens speech, it is doubtful II negoGd-
tiors on these lines will be considered.
JoUBERT.S TESTIMONY
Durban Natal. Oct 26.-Delayed in
Transmission. I'm reply to an inquiry
made bv him, General Sir George Stew
art White has received the following
.Aleorano from Commandant Ger er7al Jou-
bert; II must express my sympathy
General Symons, unfortunately, was bad
" wounded and died. He was buried
Yesterday. 1 trust the great God will
speedily bring to close this unfortunate
state Of affairs. brought about by I'M
scrupulous spectators and capitalists,
who went 10 the Transvaal to obtain
wealth, and, in order to further their
own interests, misled others and brought
over all South Africa in which so many
valuable lives have been and are being
satcifced, as instance, General Symons
and others 1 express my sympathy to
LADY Svruons in the loss Of her hus-
band"
,D,,opED AIN IN RHODFSIA
london Oct. 2S.-Further details from
Buluwayo Rhodesia, show that the arm
ored train from there on October II, sent
towards Mafekink under the command
of Lieutenant Llewellyn, got within seven
miles of Lobatsi, when the British found
the railroad badly damaged. Beers were
visible on hills in the vicinity. Lobatsi
had been looted. The train encountered
the Beers three miles south Of Crocodile
Pools and the British opened fire with
their Maxims and drove the Beers back
to the hills, whence they had advanced
Besides eight men killed the Beers lost
eleven horses.
LET SAMPsO NBE CoNSOLED
Cane Town, Oct 2S-A dispatch from
Mafeking, dated October p, says: "All
is well. There was a four hours bonn
bardment during which a dog was kill
ed"
London, Oct 29-The war Office posted
at midnight an official report of the fight
at Kimberly on Tuesday last, giving the
British casualties as three privates killed,
Lieutenants r. A. NIcCHntock of the
Royal Engineers, G. Lowndes and c. II.
Bingham and seventeen privates wound
ed. The troops, according to the report
Of the war Office, fought splendidly.
FREE STATE DISSENSIONS
London, Oct. 28.-According to a spe-
cial dispatch from Cape Town, received
here today, rumors of dissension at
| Bloemfontein, capital OF the Orange Free
State have reached Cape Town. 1t is
said a movement is on foot to depose
| President Steyh and install Mr.. Fraser as
| president
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Appetizer
Before Meals
Digestive
After r1eals
Tonic
At All Time s

To those who will kindly write to
NTARIANI & Co, 81 West 18th Street, New
York City, will be sent, postpaid, DOOR
containing portraits with endorsements Oh
Emperors, Empress, Princes, Carullaia'
Arcbbisbops and other interesting mat
ter. Mention this paper.
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grade Of her charge d'affaires after his
request for the pardon OF some OF the
persons charged with being connecueu
with the attempt upon former King MI
lan's life was refused.
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LET sAMPsONBE CoNsOLED
FREE srATEDIssENsION Ms

London, Oct 2S.-According to spe-
cfaI dispatch from Cape Town, received
here today, rumors of dissension at
Bloemfontein, capital Of the Orange Free
State, have reached Cape Town. 1t is
said a movement is on foot to depose
President steyh and install Mr.. Fraser as
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-20
Cambridge to be Electrified.

At the last regular meeting of the
city council a franchise was granted
to N. II. Barber his assigns and asso-
ciates, for the erection of an electric
light plant in this city.
The project Is backed up by sufIic-
lent amount of home capital to erect
and maintain a plant which will sup
ply the city with arc and incandescent
lights at Its present size and provide
for the growth of the future. The
company is composed of our own home
citizens and the revenue derived from
the plant will not leave the city.
While we have an abundance of nat
ural gas it does not prove satisfactory
in all"cases for lighting and there is a
demand for incandescent light.
The erection of tins light plant is
merely nucleus of an electric rail-
way for this city and vicinity. This
enterprise has not been generally
known, but the matter has been well
under way for some time and we are
assured that there is ample capital
back OF the movement to make it a
successfully Sun.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-20
The Boston Lyric Opera Company

Magniiiciently produced opera will
be in order at the Auditorium on Mon
uay, Jan. 90, with the famous Boston
Lyric Company as the grand attraction
in said Pasha." This organization is
being received everywhere with the
greatest success. Its reputation as a
supccb band of arti is and singers is
worldwide. The following excerpt
from the Evansville Courier is an evil
uence of the company's great perform
ance:
THE Boston Lyric Opera Co. COM
menced its season of one week on
repertoire of comic operas at the
Grand last night before a good and de-
cdedly fashionable audience. The
reputation which this organization of
singers has established for itself
throughout the country was fully ex-
emplified on last nights production of
Sal Pasha," charming comic opera
orim full of melody, appropriate Choir
Uses and fun.
The production from beginning to
end was a success. The principals
were in the best of voice, and acquitted
themselves as only artists are capable
of doing. Especial mention may be
made of Miss Laura Denis, who as
5umed the role of Arti. Miss Josephine
stanton played tie part of Sevano in
a most delightful manner, winning the
entire audience by her chic and sweet
voice. Harry Halman, the tenor, as
uavana; George Olmi, as Said Pasha;
Robert Lett, in comic opera as Hodad;
and Jack Henderson as Nockey, were
ali that could be desired"
Seats now on sale at Blumes jewelry
sore, Union Block. Prices %, 35, so
and Is cents l.. NJ LUCHS, Mgr.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-20
An Alright Motorman... d.

When MotoIman Hugh Quillan's
electric car swung into Court Square
Wednesday afternoon two horses at
taChed to a wagon became frightened
and ran away. Quillan stopped his
car, ran and sprang on the rear of the
wagon as the horses turned up Mark
ct street and graDJing the lines pulled
lhem to standstll at the corner of
Market and Fourth streets. He turned
the team over to the spectators who
held it until the owner arrived and
took it in charge. lie ran back, jump
eu on his car and brought it on up
street with not less than five minutes
delay, but his presence of mind in
catching the team prevented serious
damage, as both horses were ON a gal
lop.-Sentinel
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-20
Defiant Mr.. Berry,

OF course the German newspapers
which insist that the Kaiser shall set
out to make bother for Mr.. Berry, the
warlike Kentucky Congressman, are
undertaking big job. But Mr.. Berry
is not scared. He bravely furnishei
his address for Emperor William in
case the German pOtenate is looking
for fuss, and in doing that he takes
somewhat of load from the minds OF
his fellow-citizens Mr.. Berry comes
from a neighborhOod which raises
fighters. The Kentuckian, with his
blue grass blood and Bourbon whisky,
will fight at the drop of the hat, and
has been known to drop a hat or two
just as a starter The names of such
illustrious Kentuckians as Col. Jack
Chinn, Daniel Boone, the McCoys and
the Hatfields, who alternate their time
in fighting on both West Virginia and
Kentucky soil yando many other war
rlorss are proof enough that the Ken
lucky gentleman will fight. II EN-
peror William has any doubt about
what he will meet if ne presses this
affair with Mr.. Berry, he might cleal
his mind by reading some of the pro-
eeedings OF the Kentucky Legislature,
or of the toll gate practice that has
entertained Kentucky recently We
warn him that the Kentuckian gets his
knife out the minute a cloud creeps up
out of the western Sky, and he never
goes out in a thunder shower without
a gun in each quart pocket
There is chance for Emperor VIII
liam to say that he has no intention OF
taking seriously what the Berlin news
papers advise, and he can if he wants
TO send a delegation of them to Jail as
warning not to compromise the EN-
peror when a Kentucky gentleman has
the floor. But if he should leel other
wise, he understands, Mr.. Berrys ad-
dress is Newport KY, and he is willing
TO meet the Emperor with knives at 40
PAGES, with cavalry, men-of-war, muz-
rifles, draw poher, drawn
swords, drawn bottle corks, or any
thing with which William is skilled
Mr.. Berry is an all-round American
and he has said his piece. 1t
Is up to Kaiser Wilhelm now, and Mr.
Berry is not staying awake. nights to
hear the answer. either,-Pittsburg
Times.