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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

The reported instructions from the German
Government to its Consu-General at Apia to
ioin the other consuls in proclamation TO the
natives calling on them to desst from further
disorder pending the arrival and action OF the
Joint commission of the Powers, is exactly In
line with sound sense and justice and the COM
ity Of nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Governor Roosevelt's determination not to ap-
point managers of State institutions exclusively
from the neghborhoods Of those institutions Is
a wise Our State homes, schools and asy-
ums tend too much to become local in charac-
ter, and 1t is we'll that their boards should have
some members who will represent general inter-
ests. and not have local sentiment and the de-
slres Of the local tradesman too much in mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
PRINCE xoyoYE. OF JAPAN. ARRIVES.
NE IS TRAVELLING AROUND THE WORLD 10
VISIT GREAT CAPITALS

NE IS TRAVELLING AROUND THE "o"ND
VISIT GREAT CAPITALS
San Francisco. April s-Amons the arrivals n,.s o.
dent der Of the japanese Chamber Of Peers VINO !,
on his way around the world on "TRIP o. Ss, there
ana Investigation. Prince Konoye denies thar 'ne,.
, n'a IN his voyage except visit to the great
capitals. - r,.. uo,ors said
that ~. Japanese looked on with a discrimination
TO preserve the integrity OF the empire II po,sv "S
hut IN case there should be partition there shou.
80 =. -, a good share OF the country. so tnat
r. might 10 be opened under Japanese auspices, SAID
relations OF his country with Russia were' no s"'N
Prince Konoye authority for the sa grant
smSs,dies 10 the two steamship companies ~"
operating lines between the Orient ana tnS Iii AZ
Tpis will mean that each OF the companies ~" "a
once build for the trade between YokonamSb ma
San Erancisco and for that between 1okonS"s
and Seattle. three ships which will b - 'a'ss -
those now In service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

The Legislature has fixed an early date for
adjournment but there is yet time to pass the
Franchise Tax bill in accordance with the Gov
ernors wish If the Republican organization is
sincerely devoted to the interests Of the people.
1t put the bill through the Senate, and has no
excuse for killing 1t now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

he has the courage needed for the uprooting
of old abuses and the initiation of radical re-
forms. unfamiliar to Spain In these later days.
That he will have 1t Is sincerely to be hoped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

sttutionai history at the University Of Minnesota
He will accept and will begin his duties IN the
Western university next autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Dewey says that Farragut showed him how to
do IT, How Farragut would have rejoiced to
know that SO great an opportunity awaited so
apt q pupil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

It is highly agreeable to see men putting cleo
trio lights the Brooklyn elevated railroad
stations. and thus removing from that regen-
crate concern the reproach OF being kerosene
line" And now If only those sidedoors of the
cars could be opened at the Bridge in rush
hoursi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

II rapid transit. when at last we get It, is as
rapid as the negotiations have been slow. timid
people will be afraid to ride in the underground
trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Mr.. Croker says the examination amounts to
nothing at all, but he wriggles under 1t as IL it
amounted to a great deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
CROKER on THE STAND.
NETWORK ONLY UNDER INVESTIGATION

NETWORK ONLY UNDER INVESTIGATION.
From The Utica Herald.
Investigate Platt" says Mr. Croker. and the
atter's followers repeat the demand as IN duty
Sor H M fa Pa Pa DOESN'T own the Mayor Po
lice Buildings Docks, Public Works and other de-
Is the most influential citizen in the public life Of
New-York. He is at the top He Is at the heao'
He is the one to investigate.
OPENLY CORRUPT AND BRAZEN.
From The Buffalo News.
country. not even in the history Of Boss Tweed's
times has the Democratic party OF New-York been
ner: there has. been no time when the whole power
Of the party has been taken SIs OF b the OF
fetal position and draws no stated salary. put de-
ponds entirely upon the enormous pronts ne re-
ceives from party spos.
FOR THE PROTECTION OF BUSINESS.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
II would appear that the investigation Of Richard
Cookers political control In the city OF
ests Of that city for relief from ntolerable and
ruinous despotism The direction OF the INQUIRY Is
upon the assent or inspection q city Departments
can hope for success unless Mr.. GROCER or MS
through a donation OF stock or other service
HE SHOULD BE COMPELLED TO ANSWER
From The Rochester Post-Express.
Under penalty OF Imprisonment for contempt he
should DO made TO tell how he came to invest $i7oo
in the Consolidated Ice Company, what led him
10 authorize the attack OF the City Department on
the Manhattan Elevated company. and what
turn he makes TO those companies that permit him
10 share in their profits II Is absolutely certain
that there is the closest possible connection between
the fayors he receives and those he gives. The
Mazet committee will not have performed Its duty
until Il traces this connection from the testimony
OF Croker and his pals.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE SESSION.
From The Troy Times
Mr. Croker had an uncomfortable session with
the Mazet investigating committee Saturday. His
GOODNESS OF the day before had vanished. and he
was disconnected frequently and forced TO abandon
his pretended candor at the previous hearing and
TO decline to answer questions.
TO DIVERT ATTENTION.
From The Syracuse Journal.
1t is. said that sometimes when lawyers haven't
a good case they abuse the other side. Richard
Croker. weighing and squirming before the Mazet
committee. tried TO divert attention from himself
by crying that Republicans who instisated the in
vestigation were corrupt, and that the committee
should investigate Senator Piatt and his sons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24
ssEeF 5sass3ssssss4sssssss.
= LOCAL MTLAN0E

The coal dealer is growing rotund
Territorial Offices will be closed TO.
morrow.
Campbell will be opened Tor sale
Monday.
Perry will send big theatre partv
70 Guturie Tuesday night
Homer May, farmer, committed
suicide near Moore
Two ho-sc thieves escaped from the
Norman Jail Thursday
Judge Buriord heard arguments on
motions aud demurrcrs this after
noon
". ~ C1yle has slcd q. Tryou in
the probate couri. The Gnit involves
1000.
The heavens were black with wild
geese last night and ;his morning
scores were killed
A new sidewalk Is being bu't in
front of the home of A. 3D. Fnrguhat
son on east Harrison avenue.
la district court today all other lu
rors th n those % the regular panel
were discharg d from further service.
oklahoma City has distucry with
caprcity ~ 100 gallon. per dav W
W Asher has been appointed guager
The population of Grand, Day coun
~. got boost the other day that
made ~ wobble A man named Ellis
with fami Of thirteen child'cn.
Geo. W Campbell, Of Campbell, Is 60
the city today He rcjoiccs that be
won't have 10 drive ia many times
more.
Delmar g. Palmer was able 20 re-
sume bis business trip through The
territory today, FOR his firm he has
been down with severe sick spell az
the Capitol, but is now alright.
Governor Barues has received a tele
gram from Bart. who is ensign on the
gun boat Nlsksburg. that be has ar.
rived az Fortress Monroe lis vessel
has been on long cruise thr Iugh
ont European ports and hus recently
arrived
Chas s Reed ard wife returned Z
seattle, Wash, this morning. ChArii
didn't stay very long With his ole
friends. but his many cuties requifcc
his immediate return He thinks OK
lahoma has made a great growth sine,
he was here ia the early days.
Secretary Jenkins has received for
Cling In bis Office the deed of the Kan
SOS, Oklahoma a. Gulf railroad % the
ST. Louis A. san Francisco railroad
company Of the line OF road from CAFE
Kas. 10 blackwell, Okla, The consid
GRAFTON H. $4,000. IL required siil
revenue for this deed.
The excursion 90 the town OF Camp
bell has been abandoned on account %
the wet weather. For the ffEt timl
in oklahoma Ia Is 80 muddy shat mel
cannot work The new road is po
ye built that Far and cannot be by thl
27th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

duoagcd Iampahro who hal b~n cd er IN tho
war aud well hu ulcr' r'u Horno' -
tu when rn up un ts of droIay u
&c heart advised apply for pension The
rrr,n granted shortly after hc learned from nshor
experienced tho short1cs II breath under similar ~
ancs that he had re h the o Rans labuA
merely taking night boe bed He Therefore hal recourse to
The Tauca happy result Tie h's no
fear amy difficulty but do mot find h pension any les
aconvencnco ON chat account
Sc. tf ss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24
sANTA TETHliGnT wHrcK.

Double Header Freight breaks in Two
Scar Chiiocro
a double headed north bound Santa
Fe freight train broke in two last
night near Ch.locco. short distance
south 90 Arkansas City The front
AID rear sections met with a crash and
several cars were dcraled. 80 one
YVES Injured
Trahic WAS delayed both north and
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.ug train was sent out from Arkansas
City Co cIcar away the wrecked cars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

The coiored work M Mggie Berry
Book Is On Immense aid % berry grow
trs. % shows the leading beT'
rice true 90 size, shape and color
They were first carefully paintf0 q
by an experienced artist, and then re-
produced by lithography AZ cost Of
over one thousand dollars. Aside from
the color work there are scores OF re-
productions made directly from photo.
graphs Of berries, 80 that the reader
may have an accurate idea OF them
See publish ~ announcement in sn.
other colum The price Ia 50 cents
free by nail address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co, PhiladelphiA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24
LAKES
OF killarney are Sold at Auc.
lion --Bidd Not Active
ser.pr..M .Msnss Learue

Ser prs McRas League.
Dublin Nov "a The large hall Of
the Ancient concert rooms was crowd
ed today az the auction sale OF the
Muckrcss estate. which includes the
Lakes OF Killarney. The bidding start.
ed s35,ooo, but the price soon jumped
10 600 Then the bidding slaclstn.
ed, bat cravled up slowly, by $500 al
time. tili IL reached $4,000 The
vendor then o ssl 600. and the sale
was adjourned. Three Dublin solicitors
we're practically the only bidders IL
is announced that private tenders for
thc estate will now be considered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

81 Louis and san Francisco r. r.
The direct through car route 20 points
in southwest Missouri, southern Kan
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Diet Pass. Agent, Wichita, kaa.
BRylx SNYDER, g. r. A.. 81. LOuis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

scripps MsRae League

scripps- MeRse League.
Patterson y. D., Nov et-Thc Of
6cial announcement % the funeral OF
The late vice president Hobart is made
The president and cabinet will arrive
ut one o'clock Saturday aud will At
tend a private funeral service at two
al Hobarts home At $3.50 the public
services will be held In the Church Of
fhe Ecdeemea The services will be
very simple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24
DEVOURED
by Wild Animals-Awful Fate
of . Spokane Child
serIpps MeRae Learue.

Scripps- -McRae League
Spokane, Wis. Nov 24-rwo year.
old Ruth lnman disappeared three
weeks age. Since her disappearance
searching parties have been out night
and day Grant Lyncy, a cattle
rancher Of Lake Creek yesterday
found a portion Of the little gial's
scalp with hair still clinging To H..
some of her ungers. and her clothing
The remains plainly Indicate that ra
Yenous auimals bad devoufed the
child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24
THE NEW YORK WGD
THRlCE.l.WEEK EBHRB.

The striking and impo n usa csunts
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

scripps McRsc League.
sau Antonio, Tex Nov. 2t-gener.
81 Mekibben. department commander
today announced that Fort Riuggoid
will be abandoned and dismantlcd az
arcsult OF Monday nights trouble.
Later reports show two deaths rcsul
ted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

sheriff Kelly of E,ngd.hcr. was
here Tor short while yesterday We
was returning from Sti lWhtcr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-25
QUEENS OWN BAND
VIII Probably Come TO Wich-
ita Straight From London.
RANKS WITH S0USA'S
Made Up of Sixty of the Best
Musicians in England,

1t is quite probable that the Queens
Military Band" Of London VIII be in
Wichita or June and 3. This band is
known as Godfrey's band and IS one OF
the three great bands OF the world. Sou
sa's. Godfrey's and the German Imperial.
Mayor Ross yesterday received letter
from the English consul, P. Z. Bur
roughs, at Kansas City, stating that the
queens band would cross the country the
latter part Of May and June first on
their way from London, England, 10
Bombay, India, and would be in Kansas
City May 30 That a great many towns
had written 10 secure the organization,
but as the band was 10 play in Kansas
City and excursions were to be run from
all the nearby towns, it would be use
less 10 make date unless away out from
Kansas City. The band viii occupy
about three weeks in going across Amer
lea playing in New York, Washington,
Baltimore, Louisville, Chicago, st. Louis
Kansas City, Denver and San Francisco.
Mr.. Burroughs wrote that he could bring
the organization here for a two nights
stand If he could secure a hall large
enough. The band IS composed OF sixty
men, picked from all over England, and
has a world wide reputation. What
Sousa's band is in America, Godfrey's
band is in Europe. Mr.. Godfrey's idea
was that the band should come here while
the great Trans Mississippi congress is in
session.
An attempt was made yesterday 70 see
if the band could not come in for part OF
the big concert that is to be given on
May 81. but nothing could be done. Colo
nel Toler will go up TO Kansas City %
day or tomorrow to see if he cannot make
some arrangement with Mr.. Burroughs
10 bring the band here the last two nights
Of the congress. The Auditorium is en-
gagged BY the Messiah" people for May
90 and 81 and June l, and by the Trans
Mississippi congress for evening sessions
June and 3, but some arrangements can
probably be made to get one OF the great
est musical organizations Of the world
here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-25
WANTS IT AT WICHITA
OklahOma WOrkmen Trying to Set
Supreme Lodge Here.

The Oklahoma Workman Of Saltwater
tips the following handsome compliment
to Wichita:
I'VE notice several Of our fraternal ex-
changes are nominating various cities for
location of the 1900 session Of the Supreme
Lodge. With all due Difference TO the
wishes Of others, the Workman would re-
spectfully point to the city Of Wichita as
a most suitable place of meeting. and
would urge the two A o. U. ". lodges
and two D. of H lodges, as we'll as the
Wichita papers, to go to work earnestly
for an early session TO be held there. IF
our information is correct, we believe the
Supreme and Superior lodges have never
met in city Of the great middle west
yet. This year they meet at Indianapolis
and at that time the place for holding
the 1900 session will be determined upon.
Wichita has ample hotel and hall facili-
ties for accommodating these bodies; she
is in almost the geographical center Of
the Union; she has splendid railroad con-
nections with the outside world; in her
lodges she has over 100 Workmen and
800 members of the Degree of Honor, and
above all, her people know how to appre-
ciate and treat a large body Of visitors.
We know this. because We were "fo--
merry OF Wichita" and are proud OF II.
Now we have started It, We hope to see
the ball kept rolling, and II Wichita does
not get the session next year, have a
will win next time"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-25
SURPRISED REV. FAZEL
Good Sisters of His Church Tende
Him Hen Party"

One OF the most unique and enjoyable
affairs attending the life Of a minister OF
The gospel took place at the home OF Rev.
John II. FazeI last Friday afternoon.
Rev. FszeI is pastor OF the Oak Street
Presbyterian church. and the good sisters
Of the church wanted 10 surprise him and
Mrs. Fazel n a very substantial manner,
50 they instituted a hen party" Each
lady attending took along d live hen,
which was concealed all except the head
Of the hen. As they marched into the
nome Of Rev. Fazel. each with a hen
under her arm, they resembIed the happy
pipe-s Of Scotland. The result was that
Rev. FszeIs hennery Is well stocked with
the choicest Of the feathery tribe, and
he viii ne well fixed in this line during
the summer. After the women had al
arrived the meeting was turned into
happy social gathering which was enjoyed
by all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-25
LILLE ARKANSAS RIVER
Above the Dam 40 be stocked With
Bass and Cr0Dpie


The following resolution TO provide for
stocking the Little Arkansas river with
black bass and croppie was passed and
the city clerk ordered TO carry out the
provisions:
BE it resolved. by the mayor and city
council OF Wichita, Kansas, That the hsh
commissioner Of the state Of Kansas be
requested BY this body 70 call upon the
United States fish commissioner for a sup
ply OF the proper kind OF fish, including
bass and cr0ppies, to stock the Little river
where It flows through Riverside park
IN the city Of Wichita: and it Is respect
fully urged as a reason therefor, that the
waters for several miles above the dam
and the park range from a depth Of four
to ten feet and are clear and apparently
pure and suitable for the propagation Of
various kinds OF fish. and the entire COM
munity VIII be greatly benefited by stock
ing said waters Herewith. It is repre-
sented also that the river at said points
Is for the most part enclosed by high banks
with overhang-ng trees shading the cur
rent, over 100 feet wide, and being within
the jurisdiction of the city of Wichita,
can be protected from depredatLons and
trespassers of all kinds. and II is the sense
Of this body that a great public benefit
viii be conferred by the stocking Of said
waters with bass and cropDies and other
suitable kinds of fish by the United States
FISH commissioners az. the earliest practical
moment.
1T IS ordered that this resolution be
spread upon the records and a copy thereof
furnished TO the state fish commissioner
Of Kansas, with the request that he take
such steps as he deems proper 10 speedily
carry out the purpose desired"