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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
Southern Kansas Business Men

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are sets Of exhaustive reference books.
which enable them 10 promptly consult
authorities pertinent 20 the legal cases
in hand The literateur Is also we'll sup
Piled with reference books covering the
entire field Of mental achievement To
the general public advertisement are
practical and ever ready references In
the matter Of Information as 70 where t3
make purchases 1t Is not necessary to
bind business announcements tn covers Or
stack them against the wall. Being al
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daily by a prompt messenRer-a trust
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always fresh and limitless IN contents.
and point out % the reader and intending
purchaser exactly where he may secure
the wares hs desires.
Advertising win all IFS diversity Of
form and vast amount ~ needed iufor-
nation. is not only "a great and perma-
nent factor in the newspaper wourit. 60
has also become oUe of the conyeG.e IlfFz
in the domestic economy. People no
longer put themselves % much trouble %
the selection u places at which % make
purchases OF goods The uewFpape. -s
vert.sements are relied upon 70 ouviare
any difficulty In that direction. The
merchant who fats % furnish taz pubic
the information concerning h,a esta1lith-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
Along the Kansas Nile.

So FAR as the asylum is concerned thfs
IS by no means the first tine that Par
sons ia politics caused trouble.
The fellows who want To run Funstoa
for Office 90 not necessarily mean 90 Imply
that Funston raH AKuinaldo Tor osAce.
The sky lu Kansas ihis last week bas
been iu O. condition where o. would start
.n ana raIG u a farmer merely aneczed
hard.
state Auditor cole says that - W.
no. o. K. single hiii f9r the rev hsf-
iuu at Parsons ulti The chafErs ~
b10llnr have been disPr"ved-
Cv Leland has got Ia .ine with THE pre-
valiug aut.-ksu-ss tHy feeling IN Kan
sas lie ships ats cattle ta ST. Joe. ua~
rival ~ t5e Sal IAis t9vn.
IT'S orchard would aavs 20 need H
rr.rhty bad before Pred F0lnFton woa.3
,sk- hat ai-e rev donated sword q bis
and turn b into a pruning hook
An Ottawa man approached uar God.
frey tsa lasi week end Fai- do r94
belong 90 The htrd- 49,. Fat1 God
tres. -Ths band belongs 90 me-
I.rr gl1f6a q Ateai-ln. ia F-fii waiting
fa- e. eHarle 90 pull tie eart1 a9t tsam
uudar Stanley ses+pa cd aot s,trol t-r
recent Rowan rece9t.Ya 81 Atc1.aln be-
Oh use Stanley was tHere
The chances are that ere boys q ne
Tusutcf5 eertog 90 te mustered alt &C
ser Frauese5 .u order t5 rub 70 .a r1
the town a H.-Ie fa- 81, rsle-terrT gs5-
.as .lsm before they laft f.f Ma1'.a
IAerscea Journal. The Wsrhlfa I7ar's's
ingssI5a Ct Canada 81 creating a greet
tie FaF.s wanted W-9Gu tfa 80 VOID
dfrJy fAeT f-t r4ke ms1
Al e8 politician sage tsaf th7 OILY
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
American Honey Against Loubet

The formed by the threads always intri-
cate. complicated, unraveed The individual life
him yesterday the destnies Of whole people
OF tomorrow, and today may reach ana
control the affairs Of generation Jay Gould piled
his millions little dreaming they were 10 be used
by his flesh and blood and possible de-
the chances of republic 70 pull down free instu-
The husband Of Anna Could Count Benz Casteane
is opponent President LouDet and one Of the ultra
aristocrats and royass He was prominent in
the recent demonstrations against President Ioubet and
arrested for the IN that dsgacefu affair
HIS wife was even more conspicuous and behaved like
mad woman 1t is evident that the the millions
OF the late Jay Gould sent abroad devoted base uses
The attempted denial that this former American woman
brought up in the Presbyterian church attending horse
racing on the Sabbath day and spectacle Of her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
Was Hamlet Fat or Thin?

The French nothing if not picturesque and
giant. Dues supposed to a of life and
death for settling point of honor everywhere except
in France For combatant to receive in a
French duel is unfortunate accident A Paris
duel the affair of honor conceivable
little blood drawing from the prick of pin
demanded and this prick is to be rendered danger
hereafter by antiseptcs. chances must
be taken in the introduction Of pathogenic microbes
brought about to decide Hamlet
fat thin it is reported that the weapons
used touched the ground the Immediately
PENDED until the blades could be passed through
of alcohol lamp in order destroy any
that might possibly be tip the sword
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

A Paris coTTesFo r'1e1t aT.tes. y =
De-ss a yog1z workman 1ar7ad ISssls
guile. pafd attentions % a servant s.fL,
Isrcra Fernando. remarkable f7r EsT
beauty.
mora refuses 81 l1rsE 20 heF admire.
- appeared yesterday wits : rsrolver 81
as hand
r5r5~s seeing t-at - wsE sste--r .-se.
eAs into TIE k.-caea. EsT IaTer p1rs-zst
ee-. are1 ,cres sscss a. Der BE- Cd z5-
rlecee5 e hltiing 1sr
TIE young glr 1TeFsr srn1-z-el
dean. and Euef bsie1s teat &c ha1
x - asr. dssrozrgei tsfs ssata t1f4 rs
~ had c~wlrg 1aLs GFs1 2er 81
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
Dynamite Is Like Women.

(F'rOm the New 0rk SUM-
a cartridge Of dynamite is pretty much
Ike woman-you can never tell What
1t is going 10 do next. because II doesn't
know itself" said a boss blas;er. 4 have
seen a powder salesman throw a cartridge
OF dynamite into the Ted-hOt fire box OF a
twenty-horse boiler and the stuff just
burned Ike lard Next day I saw a cart
bay repeat the experiment TOtl a black
smiths forge and a pill Of dynamite no
larger than a pea-and there viii be
wholesome fear and soft coal IN Sha; boy
as long as he lives. have seen a case
OF 80 sticks OF dynamite fall so fest
down a shaft and never wink, and I've
seen an Italian drop half cartridge from
his hand tn his boot and not a grease spot
did the poor fellow leave behind
"Ar that the poor fellow deserved q BET
Ter fate fer he made q desperate hg1. for
e. before he scattered He Was loading
q osOck-hole a. the time, and had Just
broken cartridge in h2lf- when he drip
ped one OF The pieces Before l. could
touch tha ground he sort OF aa.f caught 4,
and then began a desperate brfe1 Jug
Cling act Again and again he half cau<at
zLe deadly thing Then he missed - He
made one las. effort. ard stuck cut rs
foot 70 break the faI aSa.psc the nar1
ground but k didn't work There w1s
bang. and IL was lucky no 7u@ sod near
2 woman. because IN ny .ue ] aave
dropped similarly hundreds % cartridges
q dynamite, and still I an here and
with = good Digestion
The mercEsu; is wise n his cay and
generation wh5 can detect and cCuprs-
heuG the passing fancy % the public for
novelties IL articles for use ard orns-
ueut OF course. there Is slways .
steadily decreasing demand f3r the uecss-
stiles of he and FOR standard objects =
asarument. but the iuc3natio1s % E1es
and wo1eu constantly tend toward rex
kr5.szerceS I-ntQue designs "a metals.
slggestlozs 10 fabrics ~ s new LQvei 81
tract the pubi.c's Atentio1 ard arouse is
sessre 20 possess he szzse- TAez I: 3
raas the alert and c3eysr merchant proves
70 De equal 10 she occasion Re securss
fhe coveted goods. pTocaa;ras iaeir ex-
ceilsnce and ssssirzbslity % TIE Flgas s9~-
- Newspaper adysrt1sArz- as .hH- GDAs
purchasers and p-ca-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Cigars in the Philippines sell for $50 thousand This
high for a tropical country that cab
bages are grown there for campaign purposes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

It is to be hoped that measuring six three
inches will promptly bob and smash the daylights
of Jeries. Restricted to giants, pugilism will good
deal infrequent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Jeffries has been knocked life. The
thing him join good Sunday school
and refuse TO fight day he will
col
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

For the first time in their history be fire
cracker smell the fourth day July Manila Havana
and Santiago this year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Francis Train celebrated SEVENTEEN birthday
the other day and remarked: Il expect years if
nothing happens to me- The trouble is old may hap
o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

F. c. Schaefer Of New York recently lowered the SWIM
ming record 100 yards in seconds But he
didn't nave the Filpin1s shooting at him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Al Los Angeles today Reverend Jefries viii probably
ask the congregation to sing Where Ny Wandering Boy
Tonight?'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Puglism has passed Of Of the scientific
into the hands OF the sluggers from whom Corbet
tool
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

The most used letter in the alphabet is e" and y
was true even before Dewey was discovered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

II VIII not be many months Spanish will be
limiting around quietly among themselves that America
couldn't do il again
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Henderson who is to be the new speaker IS against e
pansion. But he Vii change congress VIII run over aim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

There thing John Hay the present score
tary He spend loafng around
hoping that bouquets will hit him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Il seems shame that next census to be taken IN
this country Dewey VIII only count one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Jees The OF clergyman. Early training IS u5-
everything. Yet he by good training
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

S2eaker-t'6e Henderson only one foot but stsnfts
ms little dsoEe1ancy. h st there with both u the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

Il VIII BE generally overlooked that M Jerries
was born in Chio couldn't help il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

The ship Paris SIN on The rocks Tn, city Paris
IS san throwing rocks a president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11

In pugiis probably feels that her eOat-sis ara
dancer should reef en- IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
August Ell.

A severe windstorm at DEBORAH, la,
tore up trees and unroofcd a number
of houses.
Colonel Jiminez, arrested at Cein'
fuegos. declares his mission to Santc
Domingo was a peaceful one.
The colonial officials deny that the
secretary OF state for the colonies.
Joseph Chamberlain, has sen an ulti.
matum to the government of the South
African republic with respect To the
demands II the Uitlanders, as was ms.
serted by Tie People.
Serious riots resulting in many
broken heads /" no fatalities, and u
big property destruction occurred IN
Paris as the on tcomc Of a manifesto
published I'm the journal de Peupl,
and Petit lie Republique. The ont
break is regarded as u pro.Dreyfu'
demonstration. ~.
Prince Henry of Prussia. who com
mands the German squadron in tn,
Pacific. will visit San Francisco ac
cording TO the Berlin correspondent %
the London Daily Mail, on board hi
flagship after he leaves China. IL Il
possible, according to the same au
thority, that he will also go to Wash
ington to- see President MCKINLEY, VIII,
has sen him an invitation.
The situation along the Yaqui rive
from Medano to TORN has now reached
its most critical period. The Indian
have commenced their passage to tn
Pitay and Racata. The main body q
the warriors are reported to be in tn
vicinity of Bacum, while the remainde
of them are scattered throughout tn
woods as far down the river as Medan
in small bands numbering from five {
fifty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Wednesday, August 23.

Rev. +. w. Williams was drowned AT
Des Moines, Ia, while bathing in the
river with some friends.
business houses, equalling fourteen
blocks In the business part Of the city.
A boiler exploded at the A. ii. Wick
ert planning mill at Appleton, Wis,
killing two men and seriously injured
eight others.
Kansas City cattle recorde were brok-
en- Tuesday when the receipts were
ls, 800 head, 265 head more than the
best previous record.
A train on the Cincinnati e. Musk
ingum Valley road was wrecked near
Circleville, o., and five persons were
seriously injured and twenty others
badly cut and bruised.
T. II. Howery, a patient in the in
sane asylum at st. Joseph, Mo-, struck
John Butcher, another patient, q blow
on the point Of the jaw, killing Butch
err instantly.
Kid Parker of Denver and Frank
BARLEY of Chicago have been matched
for the lightweight championship Of
the west. The fight will take place at
Denver august ~.
While delirious from illness Daniel
Montgomery, a wealthy farmer near
Milan, Mo-, attempted to kill his wife
and little boy with a hatchet and then
cut his throat with a razor. The wife
is in a critical condition.
Two hundred and fifty fire chiefs,
representing cities in every part of the
country and Canada are in attendance
at the tw~enty-seventh annual conven-
Of the international fire chiefs associa-
ton, now In session at Syracuse, N. Y.
NJ. Guerin, president of the Anti
Simite league at Paris, who is barrica-
ded at his headquarters, has saturated
his surroundings with petroleum,
which II Is supposed he will set on fire
If the police try to break the barricade.
Tramps shot Jack T.. Wilson and
| Counie Mathews, brakemen on a
| freight train on the Great Western
| near ,Mafshalltown, Ia, then threw
them under the wheels. The brake
| men were not missed until the train
| reached Melbourne. IL is supposed
the brakemen were trying 10 put che
tramps on. ~
At Webb City, NO., Frank Howell,
aged se~venty-three years, committed
suicide after numbering his aged wife
| He left a note stating he committed
| the deed on account Of their physical
sufferings. They recently came from
| New York.
In the Dreyfus trial Maitre Labor
pinned down the states witnesses
General MERCER was shown TO have had
possession of state documents after he
was disconnected with the army. Tie
| impression was left that Lajoux, who
| is a fugitive In South Africa, was still
in the a of the state, and that
leaves of Dreyfus' Journal were torn
| out by the war department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Sunday, August go.


Santo Domingo troops were whipped
oy revolutionists.
A Paris paper states that Dreyfus or
the army will have to go.
No special incident marked the
Dreyfus trial yesterday.
John A. Logan, jr., was appointed a
major in the United States army.
The German diet turned down the
kaiser's pet scheme, the canal bill.
1t is said Secretary of Colonies
Joseph Chamberlain has issued an ulti-
matum to President Kruger.
Governor Tanner OF ILLINOIS, suffered
a chill, and for . time his Condition
was dangerous. HeAs better.
Nine enlisted soldiers of the Twenty.
fourth infantry were drowned bv the
capsizing Of a raft on the Miri9uina
river, near Manila.
A riot between the union and nom
union men at Granville, Ind, came
near winding up In the lynching of a
negro who fired at the union men.
Mayor Jones of Toledo. Ohio. has an
nounced that he Is a candidate for gov
ernor, and will not wait for nomination
by the Democrats or any other party.
The Transyaal government has
handed it's reply TO the British agent
at Pretoria. Kruger refuses to submit
and II Is now said the trouble must
come TO a head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Friday, August 49,.

Walter Wellman's Artic expedition
has arrived at Tromsoe, Norway, after
n successful exploration of Franz Josef
land. The party found no trace of the
missing aeronant, Professor Andree.
AT a Modern Woodman picnic at
Oregon, H., two hundred persons wcrs
poisoned by lemonade. 1t is believed
that the trouble was due to citric acid
in the lemonade sold at one of the
stands. No fatalities resulted, but the
victims were very sick.
Forest fires ia the northern portion
Of New York, including the counties
of jefferson, st. Lawrence and Lewis.
have already done thousands of dollars
worth Of damage to valuable timber
land and threaten more serious dam
age unless %quenched by a heavy rain.
Thousands of farmers are fighting the
flames.
Today was a better day for Dreyfus.
General Roget, who SO scatchingly de-
nounced the prisoner yesterday, giving
damaging testimony against him, was
not SO confident and assertive. Under
the questions of Lawyer Demange he
became confused and was unable 20
conceal his annoyance. NJ. Bertullus.
examining magistrate, who received
Lieut.. Colonel Henry's confession of
forgery, testified in behalf Of Dreyfus.
and his evidence was telling. Colonel
Picquart was also on the stand, gave
his evidence favorable to the prisoner
in a few hours talk, without notes.
His evidence created a profound i'm
preston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
An Electric Cellar Torch,

An electric cellar torch has recently
been invented in Great Britain, and IL
admits OF many uses. The inventor
was the son Of a physician. and quickly
recognized that the principal Of his ia
theirs laryngoscope might be very we'll
applied to commercial purposes, and
his experiments based or this idea re-
suited In the production OF a clean.
odorless and reliable appliance for the
thorough examination OF brewers
casks and watts, cans, etc. 1t consists
Of an electric lamp covered with q
long glass protector and It Is secured
at the end OF a handle through which
the insulated wire Is carried. A small
mirror Is provided; this folds inward
when 1t touches the side OF the cask or
jar. and thus reflects the interior in
such a way that it may be thoroughly
examined.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Saturday, August 10.

At Montgomery, Ala, Charles Ray
was fatally wounded and j. q. Reason
err badly hurt in a street duel.
Maitre Labori was not so well yes
terday. His wound Is no worse but he
Is suffering from
The Levee street warehouse of r. l..
Cooke at Vicksburg, Miss, was des-
troyed by fire, entailing a loss Of 5000
900.
It is expected that Emperor William
of Germany will attend and play tennis
at the international tournament at
Hamburg, Germany.
An explosion Of oil in a fve-story
brick building at Chicago, which was
filled with paints and oils, caused a
fire which gave the department a hard
fight. Loss, $780, DOC.
General Jiminez was arrested at
Ceinfuegos, Cuba, as he was about TO
leave on the steamer Mandez. The
general will be held until further
orders. He expected to go to San Do
mingo.
The man who attempted to kill NJ.
Labor, leading counsel for CAPTAIN
Dreyfus, has been arrested at Dol, de-
partment of Rennes. The mans name
is Glorot. His arrest followed an ex-
clamation, ~ am the man who shot
Labori." The police doubt his con.
fession, believing 1t the expression OF a
lunatic or drunkard and made to at.
tract attention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Recent Inventions.

The teeth Of a new anti-friction gear
wheel for use with h worm shaft are
formed OF steel spindles arranged
around the periphery Of the wheel with
ball bearings for each spindle. which
allows them to revolve as they come
In contact with the worm.
In a pneumatic saddle recently pat
ented by a Belgian a hollow chamber
or pocket Is provided, with a long air
tight tube, which Is coiled around in
side to All up all the space. after which
the cover is laced on and the tube in
fiated by an air pump.
To prevent persons falling on a
street car fender when once picked up.
a New York mans Invention consists
OF an endless-toothed carrier which u
revolyed by a wheel resting ON the
track 70 catch the clothing and, phil the
person to the top OF the fender. ixa
In a newly designed bottle the neck
Is extended above the cork and Is Of
globular shape, being filled with ce-
ment or other hard substance after the
cork is inserted, to prevent its removal
without breaking off the upper portion
and destroying the label.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Manufacturing Fog.

Among the means Of protecting fruit
trees against frost, practiced In Cali
fonia. is the production of fog by a
generator in the form OF a wagon, in
vented by Mr.. George +. Ditzler. The
wagon carries a sheet iron tank. the
upper part Of which Is filled with wet
straw. or similar material. kept moist
by the automatic action OF water from
a cask. while near the bottom Is a
CRATE upon which tar Is burned. a
| blast operated by a revolving fan serv-
ing to maintain the combustion. All
the heat is compelled to pass through
the wet straw before reaching the air.
and In consequence the wagon Is buried
In a dense fog, and as 1t passed be-
tween the rows of low trees. 1t envel-
opes them In a mist SO thick that the
driver is frequently compelled to lead
tn horses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-08-25
Monday. August 81.

Colonel Frost Of the South Dakota
volunteers has caused the arrest of
Surgeon and Major Warner of that
regiment. for having called him a "low,
contemplate cur"
The transports Siam, with $50 mules,
and Garonne. with 400 horses, have
sailed from San Francisco and Seattle
respectively, for Manila. The animals
are for use in the military service in
the Philippines.
Orders have been received at Platts-
burg, n. V, for the Twenty sixth regi-
ment to prepare for to leave for Manila
within a week. The regiment will be
reviewed today by General Wesley
Merritt and Governor Roosevelt.
Five hundred tons of supplies for
the Porto Rican sufferers were placed
on board the Panther ut Philadelphia.
II is expected that 400 additional tons
will arrive at the dock in which event
Lieutenant Commander Aaron Ward
says the transport will be ready to sail
today.
A San Francisco special says: The
Southern Pacific company and ladies
of the Red Cross society have about
come to terms on the matter of rates
for returning soldiers from San Fran.
cisco to Missouri river points. The
railroads have encouraged the ladier
to believe hat the old rate of S25, with
certain restrictions, will be restored.