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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

New York Feb 1s.-Captain Sumner.
acting commandant % the New York navy
yard today appointed board ~ inquiry
70 look into the cause OF last nights ere
washington. D. c.. FEB. ls.-Tae wsr de-
partment has honorabiy discharged Major
Generals Butler and sumner end Broader
Generals Kline Mckee. wiley. Lincoln
and Combs. ~ lof ths volunteer army.
Manila. FEB 1s-5z5 ?. m-A large BODY
~ tbs enemy presumably recorra.-sEuE.
vas discovered on the risnt ~ Br-Eal.er
General Kings position. near Sen PEDRO
Macati. this morning. The entire hr-Eats
turned out and. after an exchange q v5l-
.sys tbe rebels retrested into sas jungle
and dasppea-e5-
Chicago. FEB. 1s.-B5s have been svere1
by Captain Palmer. assistant caief slaT-
teruzster a. army aeade1arte-p. far FAR
nishi1z large quautl-y - lzmhe- End
rsHs % b. sent 20 C8os f9r use iu erect
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The material ls 90 - Sai3yef t7 Ha7ar1
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
AFTER THE APPELLATE COURT
Pops Fight the Bill to Continue the
intermediate Court,

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16.-(SpeciaL)-
house yesterday afternoon took up the bill
by Representative Harper, extending the
life Of the Kansas appellate court, and
gave iself the Hveliest and most substan-
tial time of the session. The Pops almost
as a unit wanted to do away with the
court, but upon motion to strike out
the enacting clause the house in committee
of the whole voted 6S to As to sustain After
a good deal Of squabbLng, Mason of Fin
ney moved TO report progress and ask
leave to sit again for the purpose of re-
vising the measure. which carried by a
good vote. The bill viii probably be taken
up again the latter part of the week. John
Adams made a strong speech in favor Of
continuing the court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
Let Us
Do
Your Work

and when carried into an ante-rcon WAS
found 10 have expired.
Washington. FEB. lss.-Lerd Herschel OF
sustained quite a painful injury 70 his left
hip yesterday through a fail on the bee.
HIS physician does not fear any serious
! consequences.
San Mateo. Ca. Feb. Is.-Rev Alfred
lie Brewer. a prominent Episcopal clergg-
man. and founder OF ths 81. Matthew .
school FOR boys. died near here today Of
pneumonia. lie was a native OF Connscti-
cut. 81 years of age. and leaves a widow
and four Children
81. Louis. No. FEB. Is-A special TO the
Post-Dlepatch from NASHVILLE. Tenn. sayz.
Freeman Harvey. coioree. Was shot %
death today ar Efkton. Giles county. by
Ohcer Wikersen and a posse. The negro
resisted arrest. opcning fro on ere posss.
which returned g With fatal effect.
akron. Ohio. Feb. Is-A Ere that broke
out iate laet nlKht destroyed the Immense
plants and Office building a TIE Thomas
Building and Lumber company. The prop
srty Joss VIII amount % $40 % or more.
largely Insured TIE entire business por-
ton ~ the city was threatened f0s time
sparks and burning embcrs we're carried
Tor aevera4 miles.
Baltimore. Md.. FEB is-By thS collapse
az a val during ths progress q a snail
hrs today ~ the bulf.rz ~ me Baitianors
Barrel company. zen aremea <re injured
The wsu carried down wifh g = ladder
upon which trs men we're standing. play
irg a Lue q aose upon the flames q =
t5ought that nons u the mao we're dan
Ssr91Eiy inilrcd. The MONEY loas N.l nst
exceed 4 Few Thousands - s99sas
Phaats.osa Feo. IG-F!re cary this
morning az 81. ~ ard Zs Ci-agea stfsst.
causel aa aEzrezals jose ou ogIfiar ga
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paper box manufacture, losses abe..t "a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
SENATE CONFIRMS ALL
of SANKEY'S Appointments
Pending Before 1t.
NO NEW NORMAL SCHOOLS
ReSubmiSSion Defeated Again
The Irvine Factory,
NO NEW NORMAL SCHOOLS

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16.-(SpeciaL)- 1.-The
senate this afternoon in executive session
confirmed al 1.-The appointments that have
been sent in by Governor Stanley.
Seaton's resubnission resolution was
killed in the house by a vote of So to a.
The senate on a final vote decided
against establishing any new state normal
school. by vote of q to y. This is con-
sidered as final for this session, and a
half-dozen ambitious towns will be disap-
pointed. A new branch insane asylum
will probably be established, and the towns
that are after normal schools VIII have to
wait. Senator Lewelling, who has been
leading Wichita's fight for a normal
school, said today: There will be no
normal school legislation, for this is the
psylum's year. 1 told my people they had
better try for the asylum and let the school
so, but they thought differently. 1 am
afraid now they vii lhave to be disaD-
pointed" An effort will be made by the
champions Of the towns that are avowed
candidates for the location of the ASYLUM
70 authorize the committee TO visit only
these places and make the location from
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
COMMON LAW MARRIAGE GOOD
Important Decision Rendered by
Judge Tarsney at FL Reno

Ell Reno. o. T., Feb. 16.-(Special)-
Judge John C. Tarsney re-convened court
Tuesday morning. The first case of prom
inence to be brought before him was that
of Polly Robinson VS.. A. ]. Robinson,
alias Posey Robinson, Harrison Robinson,
ct al. This case was one to establish the
common law marriage between plaintiff
and NJ. NJ. Robinson, deceased, brother of
those mentioned above, and her right to
100 acres of land as such wife. The
brothers OF the deceased H. II. Robinson
and Posey, alleging that she was not such
wife, and not entitled to the land. 1t
appeared from the evidence that the plain
tiff, Polly Robinson, had lived with NJ NJ.
Robinson, deceased, for over fourteen
years, atsall times demeaning herself as
his wife by civil contract without cele-
bration, otherwise called a common law
marriage. and that although such mar
riages are invalid in the state of North
Carolina, where they formerly lived, by
statute making such marriages void,
Judge Tarsney held that when they came
to this territory, where common law mar
Tiages are valid, and continued the same
relations, it amounted to ratification of
hte original agreement, and their mar
riage became a valid one thereby. He fur
ther enjoined the defendant and his agents
from interfering with her possession and
cultivation Of the land in question. This
is the first case of the kind in this ter
ritory wherein any of its courts has jul
dicially determined that common law
maria ges in this territory are valid.
Judge Tarsney, in concluding his sum
ming up of the evidence, said: at IS
strange that the mother of the defend
ants, a woman nearly 100 years old, would
live for a number of years with the plain
tiff, and considered her TO be a model
woman, when her sons, the defendants,
say she IS a lewd woman. This woman
lived with NJ NJ. Robinson for nearly fif-
teen years; she bore five children, whom
he recognized as his; she stood by his side
and looked into the dead faces of three
of them and shed her tears with his when
they were placed in the grave. She took
care of NJ. NJ. Robinson in sickness and
health, and worked in the house and
fields, helping him TO gain a competence
for their future needs. Last November.
when winter was nigh, and after the death
of the man, who before God was her hus-
band. and being physically incapacitated
from doing hard work, she was elected
from the place she called her home, and
cast out upon selfish world with moth
ing but & quilt and one blanket TO pro-
teCt her from the storm that might arise
at any time, by three sturdy men. who
hoped to be the gamers by such proceed
ing. The decision Of the court is that
Harrison Robinson, 4. ]. Robinson. ct al.
be enjoined hereafter from in any way in
terfering with the rights of the plaintiff
until such time as the land office renders
a decision as TO who is the rightfuI owner
Of the land" Judge Tarsney is being
highly commended for the stand he has
taken. Senator F. c. Gillett and NJ. ID.
Libby were attorneys for the plaintiff and
c. 0. Blake for the defendant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
BEER AND CHARITY
AdOlphus Busch's Gift to kingfisher
College. With Observations Thereon

Mr.. Adolphus Busch, a prominent banker.
manufacturer and railroad man of 81.
Louis recently presented S1G00 10 a Con-
gregational college in Oklahoma. which
has prompted the Women's Christian
Temperance Union to declare that it viii
boycott the college Il the directors accept
Mr.. Buschs money. The ladies Of the
W c. T L. are peculiar. They insu..
Mr.. Busch gratuItously for doing a good
deed They proclaim that his Sl.o0o was
made in beer, when. in fact, It may have
been the increment OF any one Of a hundred
enterprises and investments - hich Mr..
Busch is interested. He did not give the
money &c a brewer, but as a man. He
did not ostentatiOusly thrust the money
upon the coIltge. He was asked for the
money as a contribution 70 the cause OF
education. He gave Il gracefully and qui-
city, and the only advertisement n Il FOR
MIN has been the wanton. insulting i'm
pugniug cf his motives BY a body % women
processing 20 be Christians. These ladies
throw mud Al an action conceived in =
kindly and helpful spiri: Of encouragement
OF religion education and gentlenesS. Fur
thermore they interPoss their ac-id per
sonaiitles IN an affair il which they have
nothing 70 do. And again these ladies
cruelty the decencies By raising sach
howl ss must tend 10 oastruct the directors
o. the college IN their Efforts 10 build
ID a she institution OF learning where. but
a few years ago thtre vas wilderness
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Kan; julius Deutsch, Horton; F. Du-
mont Smith, Kinsley; Oliver Loring, Leav-
enworth. Probably Mrs. ]. Q. Thompson
OF Pratt is making the hardest fight of
any of the candidates who have signfied
their intention Of making an effort for the
place. Mrs. Thompson is the wife of
Judge Thompson of Pratt. She has come
ere and will stay close to the contest until
she sees how the matter is TO be settled
Il has been suggested to the Eagle cor
respondent by Secretary Coburn that II
the legislature fails to appropriate more
than $4,000 or $4,000 it would be useless 10
send more than one commissioner, and 70
attempt anything more than a corn DIS
play. Mr. Coburn is OF the opinion that
900 is the very smallest amount that
will warrant anything Of a general display
at the Paris exposition, of Kansas prod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
TWINE PLANT IN THE PEN
Bill Appropriating SIsO,OOO There
for introduced In Both Houses.

Topeka. fban., Feb. 6.-(Special)-The
expected bill providing for the manufac-
ture of binding Irvine in the Kansas peni-
Tertiary was introduced in the house this
moring by Captain Seaton and in the SEN
ate by Senator Householder. 1t calls for
an appropriation Of $4,000; $4,000 Of which
is to be used for purchasing machinery and
engine, and $4,000 for a revolving fund for
handling material used in the manufacture
Of the Irvine.
1t has been urged by several Of the law
yer members that the perpetual apSro-
priation feature Of $4,000 will not stand.
but Seaton and Householder say there can
be no question that it is a revolving fund
and only perpetual subject to the approval
Of future legislatures.
The matter has brought out more COM
ment than any other act of the legislature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
SCOTT OF ELK HAS A HABIT
Has Become the Dread of the Entire
Legislature.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. (Special)-Scott
of Elk, burdened with the opDressiveness
of the great bulk of useless and extrava-
CANT legislation, ha sacquired the habit Of
moving 10 strike out the enacting clause
Of bills. and he has a special spite at local
measures. A motion by Scott of Elk to
rub out enacting clauses is a regular part
Of the process through which every bill
must go and when the gentleman from
Elk fails to make the motion everybody on
the DOR turns toward his seat, and gener-
ally nd that he is absent. When the COM
mittee votes down his motion to strike out
the enacting clause he gets up and moves
to strike out all after the enacting clause.
Authors of bills always dread the Scott
rapids.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
NUTTALL KEPT A RECORD
OF Alleged Bo0diins Operations In
the city Eaxfneer,s ONCE.

ST. Louis. Mo. Feb. 16-Harry A Nut
tall. who was brought back from Jefferson
City. in the custody OF the senate's ser
geant-at-arns made sensational disclcs-
ures to the 'Lexow" committee today
He exposed the details OF the scheme
whereby engineers licenses are alleged
10 hav been sold for the past three years,
duplicating Boiler Inspector Price and II.
H Philper. members OF the city engineer
examining board. NuttaT testified that he
paid the price OF licenses 70 PhHper. who
divided with Price. Witness said he had
at home a record OF all the crooked trans
actions in Prices office. IN which he (Nut-
talD participated. containing names dates
and amounts. Nuttan returned 10 Jener-
son City tonight in the custody OF Ser
seant-at-arms Reid He VIII be taken be-
fore the senate tomorrow 10 receive his
punishment for contempt OF that body.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
BILLS FOR WICHITA'S GOOD
Adams for Rescue Home and st.
Francis Hospital Not Acted On.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16.-(Special) John
Adams has two bills in the house, not yet
acted upon, which are important to Wich-
tia One is for appropriating $500 a year
Tor the next two years TO the Rescue home
Of Wichita and the same amounts to the
81. Francis hospital. TWO more bills by
Mr.. Adams, making five in all, were passed
by the house yesterday afternoon. One
OF these related to the redemption of real
estate sold for taxes and the other relates
90 moTtgageS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
LAWMAKERS AGAIN AT WORK
Record of Bills Passed, FavOrsbly
Rennrted Or introduced

Guthrie. o. II, Feb. 16.-(SpeciaL) 1.-The
legislative excursion party returned at
noon today from the pleasure jaunt TO
Woodward and Alva, and al o'clock the
legislative mill had resumed its grind. In
the council Senator Biddison moved that
the rules be suspended in order that house
bill IS might be passed. Twelve votes
were cast in the affirmative and none in
the negative. The bill repeats that section
of the statutes which limits the fees OF
justices of the peace to So in any one case.
Senator Thacker introduced a bill reap
portioning the territory into council and
representative districts.
House bill No So, relating to the keep
ing of a journal by clerks of cities, was
signed by the president and speaker this
afternoon and now goes to the governor.
Joes' bill which authorizes railroad COM
panies to sell and lease their railroads,
properties and franchise. was introduced
Monday afternoon. Today it was favor
ably reported by the committee on educa-
ton, the rules suspended and the bill
paced on third reading and passed.
The following bills were favorably re-
ported in the house this afternoon: House
bill No 139, providing for the removal OF
driftwood and other substances from
streams and water courses; house bill No
126, requiring bond investment companies
70 deposit certain sums OF money or other
security with the territorial treasurer:
house bill No. 14S. amending section 5, ar
ticle 9, chapter as. statutes OF 1898: house
bin no. IA. relating 10 the duties Of coun-
ty superintendent Of public instruction;
house bill No. III, regulating the practice
Of farming; house bill 49, providing for
the better protection OF fixtures, crops.
fruits and timber on real estate; council
bill No. "a. to regulate the testing Of
wheat; council bill No. g. relating TO the
time when the term Of Office Of county
t-easurers shall commence: house bill No.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
JESSE JAMES CASE CALLED
What IL 20 be Bitter Legal Contest
Is Now on

Kansas City. No. Feb. 1s.-For the third
time, the case Of young Jesse James.
charged with completely IN the robbing
Of Missouri Pacific passenger train at
Leeds. September last, was called IN the
criminal court today. The ques;ion.of the
jury will be fought bitterly by both sides.
A greater part of the trial, it Is expected.
will be consumed IN trying 10 impeach Wit
nesses. of whom there are large number
Frank James. the noted ex-bsnli-. and
uncle Of the accused. viii attend the TIA.
Bill Ryan. a member Of the Old Jesse
James gang. and John Kennedy. Both row
in jail at Springfield, Mo. hareed with
robbing a Memphis train. are also imp =
Gated in the Leeds hold-up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
TOLER KNOCKS PERSIMMONS
His Fair Bill Gathered Up Like a
Snowfall,

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16.-(Special Colo
mel Toler knocked two bushels of persim-
simmons with his fair bill, when he in
tended to bring down only a dozen or two.
The Toler bill asked only for $4,000 for
paying premiums for a state fair, but when
Colonel Toler got the measure introduced
he gave it such momentum that tie SEN
ate ways and means committee recon-
mended an appropriation of $4,000 a year
for two years for the purpose of paying
the expenses of state fair. Colonel To-
Ter went home yesterday lest the IeSis:a-
ture should go to work and overdo the
matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
WICHITA WILL GET ONE
of the Kansas Commissioners to III
Paris Exposition

Topeka, Kan. Feb Is.-(Spec;all-wi,b-
ita VIII get one Of the COMMISSIONS >, -.
Paris exposition. That much Is ,,-,,.,--
stood There viii be three commissiors~.
Of the legislature appropriates as rnrcL a.
$1,000 The list Of applicants, so far as
1ne'T applications have been filed is: l
Deoange. Reading; John H Morse. kan
-Aas City. Kan; Nina Dennis, Columbus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
Conf,rmedb y the senate

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The senate today
confirmed these nominations:
George W. Wilson Of Ohio. 70 be COM
missioner Of internal revenue; Spencer F.
Eddy Of Illinois, 10 be third secretary Of
the embassy at London; II. ?. Dodge OF
Massachusetts,. 20 be third secretary Of
the embassy at Berlin; Samuel morrill, ~
Massachusetts,. 20 be third secretary % tho
embassy at Paris: II. 2. 8fyton. 10 be In
dian agent OF the Uintah and Ouray agency
IN Utah.
Postmastsrs: Nebraska-D. II. Cronln.
O'NeIL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
CHARGED With BO0DLING
City Councilman CImietti Indicted
at FoufsyilEe kV

louisville. Ky. Feb. Is-T2e grand Jury
today returned a. Indictment against
Councilman Charles r. Cimioiti, charging
aim with solseisiag b-foe. i = caa-Eea
that year ago Csnso;ti, while rssnsher
q : SPECIAL committee apgs.Htsd % IL
vsstlSzts teiepao-e rates. approached TIE
manager q khe telsphsne coCnrazy and
asks5 n 90 s..aer lead I'm soc o. snsorse
MS note fo- that amount On KISS EHs n
Glctne-t Eas found An s1ors = under
way % axpsl C.zi5ttl from Ire coGrz--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
lack THE HAlR-CLlPPER"
Claims TO Have Severed Trophies
from 300 Victims.

Chicago, Feb. 81. w. Jorgenson or
Jack the Hair-Clipper." as he mas been
known for the last four years. was arrest
ed last night while in the act OF cutting
a braid of the head Of Erna Fransky.
When seized Jorgenson severely cut one
of the police officers with mis- shears. n
long braid OF hair was found in Jorgen-
sons pocket when he was searched and
later he confessed that he had cut the
hair from the heads Of 800 girls and women.
Jorgenson says his strange mania took
hold OF him four years ago after an i'll
ness of several months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
Nominated by tho Pre.Ident.

Washington. FEB. is.-The president to
day nominated Ernest z. Goodrich OF
Michigan. Leonard n Cox Of Kentucky
and Alfred .. Lewerenz q Michigan. 90
he civil engineers in the navy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-17
FEE AND SALARY BILL
Made Special Order for Today
2p.m.

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 16.-(SpeciaL)-The
house this morning made the BurkholJ.se
fee and salary bill, a general measure in
creasing the pay of county officers, a spe-
cial order for ? o'clock tomorrow after
noon.