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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
9a1kD 49, SaDM
H. N. MURDOCH, Editor.
The sOutE, and a Hope.


There Is q hope in the nation that the south
zill,emanciate herself politically next year. The hope In
ats infancy. weak and liable to be swept
away any instant by brush with colo other slight
disorder.
Every concept expansion, point OF advantage
embraced expansion development promised by ex
pansOn directly incontrovertiby and s"eepnsy
for thelaggressive favor Of the south.
yet every indication outside the weasened
aforesaid year will find the south at the
national election turning the Democratic hopper Its
srist votes received without
thanks without qualification wholly without benefit to
the donors.
every indication that South Carolina Georgia.
Alabams. Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi Texas WILL
of palpabe indisputable commercial
ages again dictatiOns Of ancient memory
vote as old-time aged wounds direct.
And yet the south day forget and heart
pangs individual resentments of the family
the pass into the great persOnal
record Of history.
And 80 far as the south is concerned why not nOw9
question of its bugbear features per-
fectly manner a is greater begin
than to consummate To lose memory Of the old
emotions needs but a single resolution.
ana Wnat does expansion mean 1or the souInE WIN
Pacific and Nicaragua canal the
erca ascendancy southern and central portions Of
States. great cities along the gulf
With Nicarauga canal and the retention of the
Philippines southern cities iron underse Pttsburg
The in the Orient railroads. bridges and
buildings The south structural iron below
Pittsbug point The great demand cot
goods will supply. Most all the
returning trade passing through Nicaragua
canal the gulf ports will receive.
The south placed geographically a most ad-
rantsgeous position. prosperity
each Of her citizens
And 1t is coming whether the south helps The
Philippines retained. The Nicaragua canal will be
built The Pacific market will be secured.
The south could help. helping and hating in
her light the party which Will for the Pacific
will win campaign, will
have the benefits forced upon
But it illogical that the south
try this proered gift hand
Hence hope next year the south will
break away at last.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
Ralph EasIey,s Trust Conference

1t will not be the fault of the Federation Of Chi
cage the conference trusts been called 10
meet in that city for the four days beginning September
next doesn't have plenty OF data on hand.
The avowed object Of this conference stated by the
secretary Of federation to discuss combinations and
trusts their and abuses embracing the subjects Ct
transportation labor and commercial cobna
lions 1t IS announced that all sides great problem
VIII be represented in the discussion certainly the
federation seems to have done all in power secure
many facts dealing with 1t as possible.
Blanks asking for detailed information re garding many
topics OF great interest both labor capital have been
cent out by the secretary OF to 10000 So
called trust combinations labor travelling mems organ
cations wholesale merchants contractors lawyers bank
es and economists asking for opinions on
problems In addition 1000 propretor 1000 phian
1rope organizations and architects have been sole
lied for their opinions
Mr.. Ralph W. Easley the energetic secretary Of the
Chicago Civic Federation not troubled in the sas, he
cause OF any lack OF reading matter these days. and it
certain that the coming conference will have food for
thought in great abundance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

without question by jury foreigners win be in
cllned to admit the latter charge.
when persons accused said Bertillon at the close
OF his evidence sit is not sufficient meet charge
denias but it is necessary prove that they have not
done what they charged with this case the hand
writing disguised There is therefore presunnpve
proof that the prisoner is guilty"
This is the climax of dive accepted as evidence by
the learned military 1ursts Esterhazy admits
writing the bOrdereau and OF the eight experts who
testified at the first Dreytus concluded 1t was not
written by Dreyfus In the the noted meas
urer of criminals calmly the burden of proof
hes with the defense. The handwriting disguised there
1ore Dreyfus is guilty. Yes the foreign is preu-
diced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
AbOIishlng the Slot Machine.

Social reformers who regard ma
chine as an existing evil defyng suppression are invited
to study the plan pursued Parkersburg w Va The
reform municipal Parkersburg placed veto
upon the operation Of the gambling devices but
as useua the authoritative prohibition did not prohibit
and the merry whrl Of the machines continued An
prsnS tinker OF the town made slugs lead the size
shape and weight Of Nickel and slugs at IS per
LOCO He found ready sale product as the game
was surer than threecard players would drop
sugs into the machines been made to dsSorge
their secreted wealth The manager of the machines
learned the names of the who vctIized his
money makers and threatened them with arrest His
threat inspired harity the refuge behind
the fact that the machines unawfuy operated and
being in defiance OF the law could not recognize
them when protection 1t is believed that the
Parkersburg plan the ecacous one to abolish the
slot machine discovered It improvement upon
legislation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
Sympathizers With the Beers.

1t Is significant fact which may sure the British
ministry have not ignored in their deliberations though
they may affect to treat 1t lightly that notable proper
ton Of residents in the Cape Colony are
opposed to making war the the Transvaal
One result Of armed conflict between Englishmen and
Beers precated by the deliberate intention
to set up British colony Kruger now holds
sway might be an open revolt Of Dutch sympathzers
British possessions in South Africa.
Such possibility, coupled with the certainty that the
Beers will offer stout resistance attempt to
them' may well give pause to the are shouting
in London streets africa for England! No doubt the
foreign expoters of the diamond mines in the
Boer country have grievances and serious ones at that
But why should it be deemed impossible by Brtishers to
right these grievances without resorng attacking
ertly or openly the independence the Transvaal7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
Worst han America

The Boston police say that George
Simpson Is the worst mau in America
and they have requested that all the
iails in the United States be searched tor
him, as they believe be Is concealed In
one Of them. Formerly q Baptist min
lister, Simpson has been q burglar. horse
thief, incendiary. forger, and blgamist.
and now he is wanted for a murder COM
mitted at Dover, -. IL. eight years ago.
simpson began his career Of crime while
he was preacher. and robbed many
houses before suspicion was directed TO
him lie then Travelled around the country
occupying pulpits in small towns on Sun
day and swindiing on week days. The
man whom he killed Was a sheriff who
was IN pursuit Of him with a posse sinp-
son made a stand behind a cIumD II
bushes and Aired as the posse approached
The sheriff was killed, but TIE other.
rushed IL and made aim a prisoner. lie
escaped from the Jail by blowinz the
doors open with gunpowder. The Bos-
ton police are confident that be has been
arrested since then. ana THAI he r. again
IN jail. or soon viii BE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
Silly Belief of iiystericaI France.

Now it appears that the wild Jew-baiters who domin-
ated the general staff the French army time OF the
original prosecution Captain Dreyfus assert that the
syndicate which they imagine exist for the purpose
OF saving him. has spent 3OOOOO francs many
franc counts almost much in France dollar does
the United States even making no allowance for
any difference in the standard living and values the
named is nearly s5OOOOOO Think condition
the minds which swallow the story that any such
amount has been contributed mysterious group of rich
Jews and enemies Of France to clear comparatively
humble and unimporant officer accused of treason Of
kind which could not have had important effects IL it
tai been all that the Dreyfus ever pre-
tended!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
Loubet's Significant Utterauce.

The other day Loubet, the heroic president of the
French republic made public address, in which he said:
The whole country must bow to the Dreyfus
tlal The judges be relied upon absolute Impair
tally The proven that 1t firmly re-
solved to defend the republic profoundly convinced
that the troubles of France nearing end"
The New York Journal this is authoritative
language that clearly foreshadows the acquta of
fus. We may be that in country like France the
president and Marshal alfet minister of war Fno
the minds of the judges He used the
words that 1.-The troubles Of the country nearing an
end and emphasized the resolve Of the to
fend the republic unless beforehand that Deyfs
would be acquitted.
For the world knows that his being condemned
means civil by President Loubets own par
tisans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

toriaI campaign VIII be pat - the leg.
is.atlve campaign throuEh9u; re state
and the morning after the e.sctspa Il Ill
Be- known VINO has the legislature
Two men came inio the 5'ackSnl;a
shop u A L. Lucas a. Akhiand sEf wees
20 sharpen a sickle on a Friad-s.on~
They sharpened one edge % al the b.sds'
and then stood SiEmp%d on TIE 80 1afiDa
Of grinding the othsr edge. Ore mar va
struck with . brilliant lea and pl-k=d -
the gr.a6-s;oBe and turned . Gear
around
Curtis ard Bailey. conissslnK ~ '1e
ecnEresslonal nomination in the Flrt. e.
trict. are sayifz q hard 1Ehz 9vsT Law
enWorth county. JatFs Hook r. l4rstf3
in the Bailey camp. u - ssis. VII FPsli
Indicate that Baker uas fzTo-as-s .
Baney. are y Baker - for ilsi~T. A.
eoFdlng 20 Dan Aniho1Y. BA..s1 All get
LSavsnUo-fh e0gnsY.
A reporter for The Topeka ca7',A atE-
ed Ton Fsnlon. tbs D-nocrsrsc AEJsf
whom Govsrzog 8EaaSsT sas hiss9 - car
0ut E1on1Iks. fOT an sxpssaEsas 80 - ~
progress of The crusade. Ard - a1sEsr>1-
II hav<a't 6a1Ded tang % ~ 1hs
starting tang as5It fsis Il Tat Ire
Ca2ifai for TIE Grst tine 81 20 EistQsg
srefled the Wosd -eAzae3- cat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
Along the Kansas Nile.

John Breidenthai says that no poor man
can AFFORD to be governor Of Kansas.
The Democrats Of Bourbon county turn
ed down a Democratic aspirant and In
dorsed Simons, the Republican nominee
for district judge.
William Jennings Bryan has Endorsed
young E E Browns Democracy scheme.
The Brown blowout takes place In
Hutchinson September 1.
There is a ridiculous story out that
Cy. Leland's power is so absolute In Troy
that an order to the joints not 70 sell
TO Pepulists is strictly oheyed.
Monroe Coleman of Greeley county.
Kansas, had to cut his corn away from
his windmill for several rods in order
to let the old thing get Wiad enough to
run.
nominate their governor next time by vot-
Ing on the aspirants at primary cleo
ton, the man getting the most votes be-
ing the nominee.
The Demopops in Sumner county are
trying TO get through by not having any
platform. They have none Think Of A
Populist making a campaign without a
declaration Of principles"
II - Eal0 tNat the O4n toluleFS HlD
patronize the KlondIke declare that they
are held up and assaulted less there Than
in Leayenworth. Is there a wholesale"
deal In the Klondike hght7
The Kansas boys will arrive home about
October s. This Will put them into the
campaign prominently. and their utter
snces and convictions will have a great
deal to do with the results election day.
The situation IN Mcpherson county T.
peaceful The general belief that Farmer
Smith and Jim Simpson were raging co
and down the county roads singing:
''Daasons Ia CarmasnOie. yiye le ZOE Gu
canon" was not founded on fast
CT. Leland was on the Rick LELAND
train which had a hea6-end collision With
another train In eastern KAnsas Sstur-
day night. lie confesses that be got as
far as Nov. I lay me down. when h
picked himself Up and found that he rad
nSt been hurt
In the Fourth district supervisor mat
ter. President Mckinley end Nerram as
sIred Congressman Miller that hls man
Eastman OF Emporia would BE sppoint-
ed. Senator Baker says he will not BE-
Senator Baker viii win oct Bakers 20
ntical courage Is great
Wichita asa s~dgx1ek county Rave pre-
daced TIE fastest horses IN Ire woTie,
and Se4gW5ck county has more horsss ~
thousands than any other county in Kan
sz& There are 10 statistics % prove q.
bat SedSwick county has more ex-ksn-
tnckians thaa any ether county n the
state
There e q whole lot Of briliiAsa gsa
in Kansas about sisctsng 8 RepublieAa
sexfRfafure and zffeCwAr4 dect6lnR "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

A head instructor in Boston school presents
rather novel proposition in practical arithmetic
would rather" he declares, "pay five cents each for
Rpans Tabules than five per hundred for any other
pills tablets have tried and have tried great
many have used the 'Tabules' for over year. and
they the only thing that gives relief from ndges
ton My work being sedcntary, keeps constantly
constipated and Rpans Tabules have worked wonders
in correcting that trouble wouId be without them
for good deal"
60. sS1s s Sss s e..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

Stone of Missouri and Pattison PENNSYLVANIA have
come out for expansion The Democrats tying
the path where Bryan walk in the dark
1t is strange he doesn't II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

There is something in Bertillons method of telling
mans character by measurements taking the distance
between the footprints made by the mud
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

Mayor Jones of Toledo will independently for gov
ernor OF Ohio The time has probably Jones
who has been carrying too heavy load around
with him, to slip up break his neck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
RaaaClvii.sisa

The man On the yellow bicycle swerved
hurriedly to oEe side 20 get out of tie
way OF = buggy ana ran intO the curb
stone. 70 the seTioas Disagreement Of ais
trOat wheei- "Tea uiii pardon me- jeef-
ed ths man In the basSy. stopping 20
look ~ the wreck. IL can ihat .
mighty poor turn cut"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

To those on the outside the Kentucky campaign Is a
good deal Of mystery the only definite known being
that the Goebel forces armed with Winchesers
Brown forces with six-shooters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

Mr.. Markham now that he did mean the Arner
farmer by his The Man With the But IL he did
he ought to know that the farmer takes poets
ously.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29
The Prejudice in Favor Of Drev,u.

General Meroier believes the foreign press has been
seDsaoHed oy the French Jews Other anttDreyfusards
have charged the foreign correspondents at Renpe with
being hopelessy preudced in Of the prisoner
-sdnE che conclusions Of n BertIOn eravely admitted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

The standing army" at home campaign argument will
not go this Secretary Root that
enlisted will eat his Christmas dinner lin Philippines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

y tss fHpass sszneh e ~ Ola Fsisgss.
assd bxrs ts-say q Eaeataxisss gis sAs =
hsssber q Iszze Ezssod e fss szssgtss
basss q ths Ass1rsssn steel asa V1Fa
uzzsHaT. sad - - iass csasFeuzuGn
nsasea ElsVsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

1t is not difficult sides in French
court OF justice are prepared to take appeal beaten
to the mob.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

When Dewey gets home of Boston and Akin
son he will have momentary permitted the
fact that he was born in New England o get out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

Just at solicitation Of the Pus
sian diet Emperor William has hung right Of
kings out on the clotheslne 10 dry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

Great Britain and the United are alike only IN
language. The United wouldn't stand the monkey
business Of Dom Paul minutes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

While the Spanish something awful in that ~.
spec they couldn't hold candle to Dom Paul in the
manana business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

When Of those French generals isn't sure OF thing
he can always quote dead who
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

On the banks OF the Yang Tse KianE Britain has
bufed Russia 1t is pleasant to Great Britain blum
somebody.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

chzuAEo. AaS. N-AIonso wsoA q sTe-
amorA IL. assd \. sernss grazs ElasssE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

e the Drerfus trial truth more Of stranger ,A.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-04

such as ne revenue, BSoheloT. Oailope
Grizzly Bear, Ams riesn 'Nettis, Khedive Tun:
ns Wedge eSa With 20 shp
for Indefinite periods. The Camp Bird alone
has miles Of rich ground to operate upon. and
this mine alone would support fair-siSed
camp. Thore are q dozen promising new
mines now actively developing.
Aspen 10 still tied up with loaded oars OF ore
awaiting movement 10 the smeitsre.
The Geyser mine at Silver Gin 10 now down
1900 feet, and IL 10 Authoritatively reported
that very high grade OF ore has been. located
thai will yield rich returns.
Ore shipmsnta from Creeds have doubled
recently, moro miners are being put to work.
and new development work gives good promise
for the future Of that camp, Three concen-
trating mills are building In the district.
LeadviIle has variety OF ores to ship. II 10
sendinR bismuth to London, zinc to Antwerp,
mangan ere iron to Chicago. besides silver. gold.
lead copper and iron to the smelters.
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T1fus EysrdI Ysd
ENGLISH LUTHEk4Ns IN JERSEY.
Spread of tho Movement to Conduct Ser.
vices In tho English Language.

vices In the English Language.
The congregation Of a newly organized Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church held initial
services yesterday afternoon in Arranum Hall.
Clinton and Jackson avenues. Jersey City.
There was large attendance. and tho Rev. Z.
W. Fuper. the pastor. received the conEratula-
lions OF the Visiting ministers who assisted
him In the services. the Rev ]. E, Heindel. pas
tor OF the Church OF the Holy Redeemsr In
Greenville. the Rev. Mr.. Clare. pastor OF the
Calvary English Church in Brooklyn. the Rev.
Mr.. Knupel. pastor OF the Church OF the Atone
ment In thfs city. and tho Rev. Eugene z.
Neudewitz. pastor Of Holy Trinity Church In
Jersey City.
The Rev. Mr.. Neudewltz was pleasantly In
troduced as the Bishop OF Hudson county"
because he was the pioneer In the movement
for tho establishment OF English Lutheran
churches In this country. He gave history Of
the movement. telling OF it's successful pro-
gress. The Holy Trinity Church. tho frst one
In this country to adopt the English language
in the services, was established three years
ago. There are now Ave churches OF the de-
nomination In this country whore tho services
are conducted in English and stops are being
taken to organize another one In Hoboken.
Regular services will be held In Areanum Hall
beginning next Sunday.
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DAT orr Fok DkWEr COMMITTEES
Rculptors, However, Did Not Cease Work
ing On tho Arch Yesterday.

Rculptors, However, Did Not Cease Work
Ing On tho Arch Yesterday.
Such satisfactory progress has been made By
the various committees having in charge the
details Of the reception to Admiral Dewey that
yesterday was real day OF rest for most OF
their members. What work was being done
was in the way Of thinking and planning.
The scuptors who have been at work on the
various portions Of tho Madison Square arch
did not. however. seem to realize that 1t was
Sunday yesterday. Their work 10 all laid out.
and 1t goes on increasingly. Madison Square
Garden. except for the lack OF natural light.
makes an excellent studio for these men. and
tho work Is going on RAPIDLY and smoothly.
Secretary Fosters office in the City Hall was
deserted throughout the day. No mail was
opened or dispatched. and everyone connected
with the office had day off,
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Navy Yard Notaa.

The baseball team from the Marine barracks
will play game OF ball with the team from tho
West Side Branch otthe Young Mems Christian
Association OF Manhattan. at Washington Park,
this morning.
All work in the yard will be suspended to-
day. as Il is holiday.
Recruiting for the Marine Corps will be be-
gun to-day in Brooklyn. Troy. Albany and
jersey City. Capt ". G. Neville has been
assigned to supervise this work. gunnery
sergeant will be In charge OF each recruiting
station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-04
WoRDsWORrH's fAssENeERs HERE
Thirty-Six of Them Were Taken From the
Disabled Steamer bv the Caribbse.


Disabled steamer bV the CRribbse.
Aboard the steamship Caribbee. which ar
rived yesterday from West Indian ports. were
thirty six passengers OF the Lamport & Holt
liner Wordsworth. which put into Barbados
disabled whilo on her way from Brazil to New
York. The passengers say that the head OF the
Wordsworths low pressure steam chest blew
out on Aug. 1e. when she was about 500 miles
south OF Barbados. killing Chief Engineer
Archibald Thomas. The ship driit0d seven
days while the engineers made repairs. Then
she logged along. breaking down again at fire.
quSnt intervals. until she reached Barbados,
whore she transferred her passengers to the
CaFibbee.
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Horse Baked on Track and Driver Was
Killed.

FARMIEoDALE. L. l.. Sept. Stem year-old
Clifford Powell. son OF George Waite Powell OF
this village. WAS instantly killed by an express
train on the Long Island railroad near his
home yesterday. Young Powell was driving q
carriage to the pickle works whore his father
10 superintendent. when his horse became
train
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The Loss of the cnble.h,p Hooker.

WASHINGTON. sert 3-Gen. Otis cabed tho
War Department to-day that no had ordered
q court OF inquiry to determine tho RESPONSE
bility for the loss OF tha oableship Hooker,
which was wrecked recently on a reef near Cor
reRidor island. The vessel was a total loss
and hns been abandoned. The telegraph cables,
Instruments and supplies which she carried
were. saved. The cables are intended for SCR
pine group so as to connect the more mportant
with Manila