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Evening journal., 1899-06-22

Summer Shirts, U n err
wear, Neckwear,
Furnish Collars, Cuffs, J
Hose, Belts, Sus-
for Men penders andHand-
kerchiefs. Look
through your wardrobe, zee
what You need, come in and
look through and see what we
have. We buy from makers and
first hands in case lots and this
is why we offer such an assort-
ment and at such popular and
catching prices. See t h e
Negligee Shirts we offer at so,
rs cents and 81, detached cuffs
and all styles Negligee, Madras,
Silk Front and New Summer
Shirts. Underwear, 25, 374
and so cents a garment up to
the finest imported French and
Fancy Balbriggan. Big stock
new fancy and plain J Hose,
fine spun cottons and Isle
thread. All the latest styles in
new Collars, high standing and
lay downs and in link cuffs.
We can fit you, we can please
you, we can save you money.
Closed evenings at G except
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1899-06-22
NOsTRIs VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOSTRIIS VS. THUNDERSTORM.
Ex-Congressman L. Irving Handy
must be a nostrilic wonder when he is
asleep. He resides at Newark, and yes
terday AFTERNOON the Wayfarer met
him on Market street and asked him
if the storm did amy damage in the
neighborhood OF his home.
Il guess not" he said. "At least I
didn't hear Of any. Il was in Wash
ngton, and hence know but little about
t. L must have been severe, for we
have a young woman visiting at our
house, and when / asked her this
morning if she heard the storm her
reply was that she heard something
during the night, but wasn't sure at the
time whether it was the storm conn
ing bacb, or whether I had returned
from Washington on a night train and
gone to sleep II that isn't compli.
ment to my snoring capacity / DOM
know what you would call IT,"
Evening journal., 1899-06-22

ohinery In a local industrial establish
ment heard a squealllng which was so
emphatic that he decided to stop 1t. OH
can In hand, he made a thorough ex-
animation. lubrlcaeEd every journal,
and then set the machine to work
again The squeakiRg continued in
spite OF his efforts. After half an
hours efforts to stop IL he gave it up
as bad job and went over to a nearby
lavatory to wash the oil and dirt off
his hands. Arrived there he heard the
squeak coming from the basin. Look
ing down he saw a cricket sitting on a
cake OF soap and singing a song which
he had for thirty minutes been en-
deavoring to locate and lubricate. II
that man loses his soul in consequence
OF what he said right then and there,
the cricket will be responsible.
Evening journal., 1899-06-22
REDUCED RArEs no GErrYsnT-Rr

VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ACCOUNT DEDICATION OF TUE
GENERAL REYNOLDS MONUMENT.
on account OF the dedication OF the
monument TO General Reynolds. at Get
tysourg July !. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has arranged 10 sell ex-
eursion tickets from points on It's line In
lehhsy wanna. Delaware, Maryland and
District of Columbia. TO Getfvsbnrr IA
rate OF single fare for the round trip.
Tickets Will be sold on June so and Julv
!, good 20 return until July s. Inclusive.
Evening journal., 1899-06-22
DEER PARK HOTEL,

d.iGirFuL SUMMER RESORT OF
THE ALLEGHANIEs
swept by mountain breezes. 800 feet
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. on
NAM Line OF Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road. Hotel and cottages. Every MOI.
ern convenience. Rooms en- suite with
path. Electric Lights, Elevator. Turkish
Baths, two large Swimming Pools. Goil
LINKS, Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys
Ma4hihctnt Drives, Complete Livery Ser.
vice. Annapolis Naval Academy Rand
1ehghiul cottages furnished for house.
Keeping u desired) ready for occupanc,
June J. Hotel open from June q to Sep.
tembcr 30.
fof rates and Information address ID. G.
Jones, Manager. B. a ~. Ruiidinr Batfi
more, Nd, until June TO- After ina
time' Deer Park, Garrett County. Nd.
Evening journal., 1899-06-22
sPoIIs or TINE EXPEDITION.

On a late east-bound Delaware ave-
nue car last night there were two
young men who must have been out
on counting expedition. This is a
surmise Of the Wayfarers, and he pred
icates It on the fact that they spent a
few minutes picking long hairs of
each others shoulders. and having nc
end OF fun over their work.
Evening journal., 1899-06-22

The best, the finest looking and the
most mos. durable Piano made Is the Ludwig
Evening journal., 1899-06-22

from a
hot Royal
Baking Powder
biscuit whetS
the appe-
tite. The taste
of such a
biscuit sweet,
creamy, deli
cate, crispy- is
a JOY to the
most fastidiOus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
A National Crisis in the French Republic.

The Jews who have for generations been the richest
pie in France largely If absolutely controlling
finances Of that country have been administrative
through all the late anSemtc prosecutions saying
little Of the committed against their counryman
Dreyfus. better Frenchmen knowing
an-Seitic troubles of envy and preju
dice growing Of ignorance, anything else,
sympathized lola government
the undoing Of great wrong. The French being
Historically devoted their army have been ruled by
arstocrac factions which ruled the army through
and the republic has only been republic in
the election Of Loubet, BIRTH
changed all this In this statesman the army
master. These plotting factions only
trouble but also the military officers who aided the plot
sacrifice the Jew But while the French
recent they doubtless quietly contributed
to the defense of Dreyfus Yet again many
titled associate with the aristocracy
which would renstate However, estimated
that the French German Jews wealthy Gentiles
contributed 100000 the defense Dreyfus
So what originally fractional and military by
play become national political ISSUE
president who causing the quasraitors
open inquiry ntrigues
morning may disclose national crisis France
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
An Attempt to Flay Funston.

Euey cankers souls Of many. while jealousy eats
in individual Judgment Enthusiasm. begoten
Of emotion sentiment the public OF its feet
but the estimate conclusion Of the second
thought Of the is seldom, mistaken
estimate placed by the people of Fun
fighter. hero Of ordinary type cannot be
by dsgruntled erctations sto
any returning Of ranks. Still
being discredit his bravery and his
brains. Eagle remarked few since, repre-
American Agunado contingent been
interviewing Francisco such returning volunteers
they could Disguised experience the
Philippines which interviews paraded in anti-admins
tration papers This is amenae help for
it. The New York Times independent Democratic
Funston his standing quotes assumes and
declares follows:
'one Of the invaded oncers-hs name. by the way
reveaed.s quoted saying Funston with
the re-enstment idea 1t up and confident
ly asserted that all his would stay When vote
taken only thrty-hve willing under Major
Bell Then I'll keep them firing lne" Funston
said exclaimed with OATH and the story
all through the Maloos while but IS per
the Kansas fit for duty. they kept at the
front in the midst of the hardest fighting though Manila
swarmng with regulars with nothing Here too
appreciation of the hero that makes reading
Funston given much credit newspapers
constantly playing the spectacular the grand stand
the Kansans. He commanding officer
seldom giving command. Whoever heard they ask, of
colonel taking squad Of and dashng from his
regiment to perform harum scarum newspaper
plot7 that Funstons What supposed
of his regiment. Funston considered
The fact that he in charge Of 1000 apparently
occurred 1t his province DASH
dashed regardless Had regular army officer,
say would have been court+martialed until he
duty his courage is decried
recklessness of felt a bullet.
for his swimming is amiably said: If Funston knows
swim showed his knowledge in the
campaigns. always took a raft and it the indi-
vdusA bravery Of prvates. rule that got the craft
And so and on. a column and a half may
doubt 1t, happily"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
pairB eagle
That One rIOre Rain and Corn.
NJ. N. xiURDOCK, Editor.

The zone rain" necessary make the Eagles est-
Of enormous crop good, has hve
days than calculated but the time the
state was treated to series thunder showers which
maintained the average maturing crop and
encouraged planted Succeeding the clustering
Saturday night Sunday morn
Eng the entire north received
heavy rain followed by heavy southern
ton Sunday night and soaking pour-down yesterday
morning This rain needed probably except
practically matured, with possibility
general dowpOur adding to the weight grain The
aggregated yield Of the greater
produced by state will upwards Of three hun
bred millions probably four hundred millions bushels Of
If It had be wheat is marketed the
railroads could not it before the maturing
years crop At rs cents bushe realize something
alike hundred millions course it will
not be shipped and will not be shucked or
even gathered. Only small per of who
pushed for money will husk, shell
enough carry over shortage year. put
the big end of his crop hogs into
somebody else's i've stock thereby realizing little later
on, money per bushe compelled to SELL
Kansas has sufficient feed all the cattle of Texas
Arizona New Mexico Colorado fattenlng all her
hogs cattle besides having fodder hay and
corn to sell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
Along the Kansas Nile.

Il Is said that the Santa Fe will re-
move its depot from Cairo. leaving but
one depot in Pratt county, that at Pratt.
The concentration of people into the
towns and cities continues. Chicago has
more population than Kansas. Half the
population in Kansas is in the towns.
Harvey Mcfarland last week at SYRIA
cuse suffered sunstroke. This Is said to
be the only case OF sunstroke ever known
in that part OF Kansas, which is Tar
west.
Kansas City Gazette: The Wichita
Eagle has enlisted in the war to clean
out the Klondike. This is purely a mat
ter of cussedness toward Missouri river
| interests.
! A burglar who broke into q store at
Newton found the till open and empty.
{ The merchant has made 1t a practice for
! years to leave the till open so that the
lock would not be destroyed by robbers
! 1t is announced that a combination be-
tween Senator Baker and Chester Long
| Is possible, Long supporting Baker for
the senate in 1901 with the understanding
| that Baker will support Long for the
senate in 1913.
| Bale Wagner OF Atchison Gays that
neither Curtis nor Bailey will have
enough votes to nominate MIN for con-
gress and that II Atchison county. which
holds the balance Of power. desires. In
gals can secure the nomination.
A man In western Kansas. IN Gray coun-
! ~, had saved up two dollars. One dol
lar he used to pay up his subscription 70
the Cimarron Jacksonian; the other be
contributed to the fund TO be used in
building Bob 1ngersoll a monument.
Mrs. Gus Mckenzie. the wife Of the
Texan who was killed BY a waiter in a
Manltou hotel. passed through Kansas
last week with the body OF her husband.
She remained in the baggage car with the
casket night and day and cried pIteously
all the way home.
The county commissioners az Fort Scott
have ruled that there IS no provision Of
law that the county shall tu-n fees grow
ing out OF the prosecution OF Violations
OF the liquor law. into the county. The
county attorney at Fort Scott had collect
ed Sl.00e IN fees which be win keep.
Il is said that fully three-Hfths Of The
proposals OF marriage in Kansas come
while t5s young couple e. driving in .
buggy. and In the starlight There are
farm hore=s IN Kansas. which spirited
on week days. viii creep along a cOSH-
ui@Ats.
In the days when the only two Kansans
who had ever crossed the seas we're FL
Gene Ware and Tom Osborne. the love
song OF the state was Ny Bonnie Les
Over the OCEAN" Nov that Kansas has
. whole regiment az eligible young men
over the ocean. tire love song g.: why
doz't Yoa Love 1Gs IN the same Osd
Way
At the state university there are two
tame rattiesazkes. \ young man nazst
Everett Adams - always playing wish
them The other eay ore BIZ him he
s.ashed the bite vita q razor ard sucked
TIE bloo1. wrapped W the wound add
'scarted Cor I doctor. Notwithstanding kis
prScA1sIoz his arm sWelisd 20 = ps0ttSi0us
size He Win get well
Tia Democrats of Afchlsoa eo1nty. 70
their platform were weak when y caze
20 denO1neing Mckinney On the PaI1gplcs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
General Gordon EMPLOYED cannibaIs.

England VIII not cease to regret Gordon. He was
brave man who seemingly unnecessarily sacrificed
Kitchener however succeeded Gordon
sent his armed steamers and down Nile smashing
the rrgating wheels of natives rendering the
cultivation Of their fields impOssIbty the
ton OF children Malcolm Mccall in the
Spectator questions Gordons judgment acts while de-
tending Kitchener in his destruction tomb Of the
Mahdi at omdurman. During Gordons first government
Of the Soudan he impressed by contempt
shown by the native Mohammedans They would not &C.
cept defeat and this great life on both
sides. The only thing which Mohammedan Sou
danese the presence among their enemies;
they believed that bodies disposed of there
could be resurrection Paradise therefore be
forfeited by Mosems dying against infdels
Gordan, therefore in the humanity engaged
cannIbal tribe auxares the result was the col,
lapse Of his enemies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
nigxes. Hall.tone. on Record.

Farmers IN North Dakota, who report
$4,000 acres OF standing wheat destroy ed
by hall, met with a similar loss thirteen
years ago. On July 81. 1886. a great hail
storm swept over Minnesota and North
Dakota, wiping out nearly 5000 acres Of
wheat and doing immense damage IN other
ways. Some of the hail stones were as
big as hens eggs. The biggest hail stones
on record, however. fell at whitehall, Ill.
in 1881. They were as big as goose eggs
and drifts ten and twelve inches deep
were found The day after the storm. In
August. 1888 hail stones measuring thir-
teen inches IN circumference fell ct Du-
buque. Ia. in 1Ss2. monster hail stones
weighing two pounds were picked up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
The Popularity of the Prize Fight.

the American dstncvely brutal is 1t attributable
laxity that the prize fight popular with
him. looks American dearly prize fight
100000 purse by company of San
Francisco the Jees-sharkey fight the largest
offered for fight in this any other country. And
the club who offer it expect to make money should
they the fight They will hold open air.
charge simply admission, which rate they
expect spectators Besides this they have
their profits pictures and other privileges.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

The often repeated threat Of the Beers
that IL war is declared they will at once
proceed to blow up and destroy the De
Beers and kimberley diamond mines Is
one which may we'll terrify the English
stockholders in the company, who for
years have never been paid less than .
per cent dividends on their holdings. The
south African diamond mines are only
thirty-two years old. They were discov-
cred by John ORellly, who saw the little
daughter Of Boer farmer playing with
some white pebbles. He took one Of them
to Cape Town and sold It for $500. Not
until two years later, however. did the
real rush to the diamond fields begin.
The best mines are located on what was
formerly the farm Of a Dutch farmer
named De Beers. He sold the farm on
which the Kimberley and the De Beers
mines are located for $s1. 800. because. as
he said, he preferred a quiet and a happy
life to great riches. Out of the ground
which he disposed of so cheaply diamonds
have been taken amounting to several
hundreds OF millions OF dollars. The de-
struction OF the Kimberley and De Beers
mines would be an especially hard blow
to Cecil Rhodes. the arch enemy OF the
Beers. who Is at the head OF the mining
company, from which he derives an enor-
nous income
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
Secretary Root Means business.

The dispatches Of yesterday describe something
way the new secretary of taking work.
putting in the time till late posting up the real
situation, especially of the in the Philippines
given out that President Mckinley intends event OF
Otis resignation to put General Lawton of the
eastern situation In the time the department
will have $1,000 in the Philippines beginning of
which time general forward movement
intended But will there New troops will be
hurried forward unless the instruction coapses in the
time Secretary Root holds that In the Phil
ppnes is than estimated and hav-
the president determined that
there shall be enough the situation
longer a doubtful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

war They declared: eve condemn as
un-American and unjust the policy OF the
national administration in its manner OF
dealing with the business arising out Of
the Spanish war. and especially With that
portion concerning the Philippines"
Under the old regime a Kansas editor
would stand almost anything from a char
liable smile to a load OF wood from a
subscriber. But there Is probably not an
editor left IN Kansas today who would
accept and print a communication after
the man handing II in has said Il just
thought maybe you needed space hler.
something to all up"
A Kansas minister said: las Mark
says, for he that hath TO him shall be
given and be that hath not from him shall
be taken away even that which he hath. g"
A sleepy man in the congregation awOke
and asked stupidity; who DID you say
said that?'' Marx" answered the as
tonished minister well. It's just like
Hanna" said the man. and went 70 sleep
again
The Atchlson Champion has had the
good sense to give Kansas City a sTipc
and put In a word for the resident retail
dealer IN Kansas towns. The Champion
says: 1.-The population Of Wic1ita. Topeka
and Atchison would be double what 81 f.
today had the citizens OF the state pat
rcnIzeA the institutions OF these respect
i've cities instead Of using al their sur
plus means to build up foreign city.
This Is the way the Republicans % Nc
Pherson county sidled up 20 expansion IN
their platform: We heartily endorse the
prudent carefd and successful admins
trztion Of President Mc1,inley and es-
pecially commend his conGuct % the war
with Spain and believe that the best inter
ests Of the country vii be served. a. wen
as the interests % TIE isiand dsrendenciss
by carrying out the pol'cv % his admin
istratIon 70 q succefsful conclusion"
This f. the way the Republicans % WI
son county got at the Philippine question
in their platform: when Wro1zfuily at
tackled By tire FIliptn0s. It was our d1fy
10 resist them vita force Of arms. u
Was q casa Of whip or oe vsh!pp~d and
there was no ether honorable course
While ne regret this e5nnic3. re are
determined 20 hght T. % a SPECIFY. sBs-
eeEsfIA conclusion We oppose any terms
With or FIapino enemies az thsy Hrou1d
their arms ard Deaee L. restored On -
islands"
Kansas raa waa taking TIE psi q
q ward. Cs7e man pcAiscA n cgs4- rNt
determine. Hs asked the Esarfs vie,
yes . Democrat. isa't her ~" az
swered ire wife. he voted TIE F311l!E.
ticket las; spring" Thea be e Pop
uiis;." 80" Easd his wife. ~ voted
TIE Isnoerstjc ticksf last falL" Ne. 7
sad TIE rlsn- "Enat DOS ~ bs'isTs H.
does be believe - hauling toSn t5e Ear
Yea" said the Sifs- --Thsn III iuss I
put him s09a a. . TaEsi.- satl - poll I
taks-- Tasa TIE Eosrsn hli biz siiA TIE !
dor mat
Tnrfft never stops 20 ssd y nae I
a shso5 aef1rs q csuserts % TAKE - za01sF-
W c Casa a s1sFsIEE. s5~ O. ats say 4
% HsAzflA O. . transport. esciasf tat = i
zslxas - vel have ben q saT1sf: - f'si- i
arsd resolved O. LEI tAAt aasas1s'it'a - /
out anVa0W. He writes. \ sHTu EsAes .
"A ktnes Of uaosey htses re ls;i s@as
FTAae4sco sszvtag ana estt&aS E4-ss A&ss ]
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
National Encampmeut and Reunion

The thirtythird National Encampment and Reunion Of
the Grand Army of the Republic held Philadelphia
September to will be greatest eneampment in the
history OF the order the impressive and the
GENEROUSLY attended The generals dropped
of by and majority Of brigade and regimenal
commanders have sought the rounds Fame's eternal
camping ground, and those who younger and bore
without commission fast breaking ranks and
stacking OF all the thousands who viii gather at
Philadelphia month there will be only gray-headed
men The chairman of the press association announces
that there viii be trouble for old find survv-
sng comrades the complete system Of registration
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

devised hit whereby comrades sure
Of meeting The novel and complete system Of registration
which adopted has been evolved by Harry Nea
well lawyer who has been secretary Of the Civil
Service Commission of Philadelphia He introduced the
card in the libraries and advantage
in the Civil Service General Wagner chairman of the
general committee desiring complete system secured the
services Of Mr. Nea which given gratOusy and the
result will be shown National Encampment the FIRST
week September be revelation to visiting COM
rades and win doubtless be used encampment
hereafter
1t is Of that by this time the visiting
posts and delegations have secured their quarters not
time very and immediate apph
cation should the COMMITTEES accommodations
southwest and Chestnut streets Philadelphia
stating explicitly wanted and the number be
vided for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

The progressive merchant IL constantly
compelled TO encounter more or less costly
risks in the management % his business
he may make q mistake In the selection
OF certain goods. or may buy then under
the nisaPprehensioa that jest ~ the time
o. his purchase they stand high Sc the
popular regard: he may. II fact run .
hundred chances. But IN the important
matter Of advertising he runs no FISK At
al II he be careful 20 select as the agency
through which to exploft HIS busiaess Z
Arst-class Newspaper whose columns are
regularly peEused By hundreds Of thous-
ands of reaeers- Such advertising Is a.
WAYS rellabis and DraGt&ble-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
stormsIu the w.st ladies.

The West Indies, which have Just been
devastated by a cyclone, are peculiarly
liable TO such visitations. In 1850 nearly
the whole island OF Jamaica was devas-
tsted. hundreds OF buildings being de-
stroyed. and twelve lives lost In octo-
Der. ISL hurricane crossed Cuba. kill
ing forty people and thousands OF cattle.
In ISIS cyclone killed LOO people IN
Cuba Three years later q hurricane
struck Martinique, wrecking all the ship
ping in the por; and killing 80 people, n
addition 10 q property loss estimated at
sia0a,00a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

People who object Dreyfus addressing Jouaust as
colonel should Dreyfus should call
him you old rednosed frogeater 1t might prejudice his
case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

General MERCER did not give sensational evidence
against Dreyfus promised. will The
conspiracy crumbed nothing an I'm
supported lie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

For the next time Dewey closes his to
to sleep he will floating the air all about him
black boxes This is the inevitable effect
on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

On his way from Europe Dick Croker s165 at
poker The people the ship made him contribute to
the Seamens Orphanage fund This is the only time on
record when Dick Croker held up
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

got me q dandy outfit. ara an gstains
onto my JOB. too. I tel tssn hsss
WORKED at the trade before ard anotbss
tang. theT sin't Vsry bard 20 please sna
most al OF them are gsitine tAsAr hair
81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

That man Emperor William is occasionally llkabe. On
his yacht Sunday he breaches Sunday be-
fore last sailor sleep during the
in chains for 1t. Let him Billy; sit was
not much of a sermon"