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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
KANSAS PLACES FILLED.
superintendent OF the Topeka
Reform school,

TOPEKA. March T.-(Special.) The
state board of charities before closing its
monthly meeting hero to-day announced the
following appointments:
Superintendent Topeka reform school-W.
8. Hancock. Manhattan.
Assistant superintendent Topeka reform
school-W. 7. olmstead. Anthony.
Assistant matron Topeka reform school
Mrs. w. T. Olmstead Anthony.
Stewar Topeka insane asylum-E. 4.
Shaefer, Council Grove.
Family pt,i.ers at refor r., t sabeol rra''.
Gardner. of Pratt: Peterson Rolf. Newton:
NJ. NJ. Cubbison. Bronson, and &. =. PEN
dergrast. Abilene.
The appointments of Lapierre Williams as
superintendent Of the blind institution at
Kansas City. and II. C. Hammond as su-
nerintendent of the deaf and dumb inat.tu-
ticn at Ollthe. We're formally announced.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
DUG UP EMPLOYERS WEALTH.
lllinOis Farm Hand Arrested for Max.
LAG Away With 81, GOD which
He Found Buried,

TERRE HAUTE. IND, March sl.-The
police tonight arrested Rocam Ingram, a
farmer. on Il peculiar charHe. Ingram was
employed on the farm Of George II. Frink.
near Chrisalan, ILL.,, and several days ago.
while digging near his employers barn. un-
earthed an old tomato can containing $50.
Ingram continued his search with sucn
good results that he brought to the surface
1000 which had been buried in old cans
AND discarded shoes. Frink. whose money
II was. discovered his loss and telegruphed
The police Of this city. Ingram will return
to Illinois without requisitiou papers and
an officer will take him back tomorrow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Prentis' History of k.n.u..

TOPEKA. March ~2l.-(Special.) Ed Greer
of the Winfield Courier. is here to-day
selecting illustrations for the new Kansas
history. Tire legislature at its last session
passed a law providing for the adoption of
Of the common schools of the state. Noble
Prentis. of Kansas City. is writing the
book. and Mr.. Greer will publish it. The
book will be ready for distribution before
the next school year begins.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Over Morrill, II few.
O,er Leedy's head. too,
And above these foul chimneys
Still blackcr il grew.

II is soil.d and dishonored. n shame and disgrace.
And the folds Of Old Glory should at once take its
place.
The governor Immediately called in the
state house custodian and told him 10 de-
wise some plan to keep the smoke away
from the flag. Il can stand kicks and
cuffs and cussing." said the governor. but
when they come at me with poetry. the
stun is of. Do something TO remedy the
matter al once. if possible. Anothe: cor
sigrmert of poetry of that kind will drive
me bald headed"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Asonc.l,o wi,heu. Neu..

LONDON. March 2l.-Ayorclllo. tho agent
OF Asuinaido. aud the members of the for
mer STAN of III. Ftipinos a; Washington.
the Filipino junta there. Neither body has
received news from the Philil pine stands
curing the past eieh days. They say they
Tear the Americans have discovered and
stopped their means OF sending news from
Manila
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
M'c0RD CLAIM PAID AT LAST,
Draft for *i0.OOO Received by State
Department at Washington
From Peru.

WASHINGTON. March 21.-The secretary
of state has just received from the Peru
Wan government through the United States
legation at Lima a draft for 5000 rep
resenting the amount OF the judgment Of
the arbitrators in the case OF the American
railroad man, Alexander McCord. on ac-
a revolutionary movement many wears ago
The draft will be handed over to the Unit
ed States treasury for collection AMI a war
rant for the amount of the Judgment will
be drawn In favor of Judge Pcttis, the at
torney for McGord.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
cENTAUR COMPANY WINS.
From Selling CastOria Under
False Pretenaea.

ST. LOUIS. March 2.-This afternoon, in
United States circuit court of the Eastern
district of Missouri. Judge Adams. in the
case of The Centaur Company, of New
York. manufacturers of Castoria. VS.. s. w.
Eslinger. of St. Louis. enjoined Eslinser
from selling ~castoria in any package. wrap
rers. labels or bottles which could possibly
he mistaken for the Centaur Company's
castOria.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22

your family. # You have one, OF ever eX-
nee, 10 have ons-you owe il TO the people
With whom YOU associate every day. When
a mai is suffering the modification and
for mauhooi's happy sphere, he is unfit
for either the work or pleasures of life. It
is Important that you be cured-and cured
Diseases gradually fix themselves upon the
entire system. drawing from il all the
strength and vitality. producing rapid de-
cav and untold suffering. both mental and
nhXSical
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
wichita. New CITY Court.

WICHITA. KAS. March 21.-tSpeciaI)
Governor Stanley will appoint Bruce Kee-
tomorrow. Henry Shad will be marshal
and Lieutenant w. a. Belts, clerk. All
three are candidates on the Republican
ticket to be voted for in April. County At
torney Amidon demanded action on the part
of Governor Stanley as all three justices of
the peace will go out of office tomorrow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22

ID
,Aessaed 20 distribute free trial
- % al Who write. II is a home
~ and all men who suffer With
~ cf sexual weakness resulting
yoathful folly. premature loss OF
anA memory. weak back. Vari-
- emac1stioa OF parts can now
nouAsslvee at home.
fgolnaly has = peculiarly grateful ef-
warmth and seemA TO act direct 70
- location, giving strength and
IIlSaa 3sst where u. u r.saed. i
M ME Qls and troubles that come
SjoasP % misuse OF b natural func-
heo 6eeu an absolute success In
rsQuest to the State Medical
=. 6 Ftr1t National Bank building.
l0lr eoo TRIAL packages. will b
:v1sh Sremptiy. The institute .
geSchlng that great class Of
0nsble % leave home TO b
- the freo sample viii enable
- 6oW easy u u TO be cured o.
NmHnA when the proper remedies
40 he institSts makes e re-
Ar 0an Vho writer yin -
~Do1n. carefully eeabed In Q
~ that tn recipSeat oee1
q emhafromneet 81 -
- re0veeeee ~ 49,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
German Baroness Robbed.

ROME. March 2l-Baroness Won Der
EviekberG. according to a dispatch to the
Tribuna. from Pisa, has just been robbed
of jewels valued at 107. 600 francs and cash
points to a servant. Who has ~disappeared.
The baroness is a daughter of Count Won
Munster. German ambassador to the
French republic,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
M...achu.~,t. Bank Robbery.

MEDWAY. MASS. March 1.-THE Med
WAY Savings banks vault was blown open
by burglars last night. From the fact
that a second fuse, applied for the purpose
of forcing open the strong box, had not
been lighted. Il is Thought the men were
frightened away by the noise of the ex-
piosion. The bank office was completely
wrecked.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Japan. New Cruiser Sails.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-The Jap
anese cruiser Chitose. the handiwork Of the
built in this port for a foreign power, sailed
for the Orient to-day. As the big vessel
passed down the bay toward the ocean
the vessels In the harbor saluted her. The
battleship Iowa saluted with her col0rs.
and hundreds OF people along the water
1ront babe ad!eu to the battleship.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Peculiar wiehi.. Accident.

WICHITA. KAS.. March ~21.-(Special.D
r. F. Dawson. teamster OF this city. met
with an accident to-day at the depot Of the
Santa Fee railway that will cripple him for
life. He vas loading a heavy packing case
onto his dray and slipped. the case fell
across his neck and twisted his head COM
pletely o and physicians say It will
always remain 30.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22

ROME. March :1.-The pope's physician,
Or. I.apponi. and Professor Mazzoni visit.
ed his holiness at ) O'Clock this afternoon
and found his general health good and thu
seat of the recent operation in excelleu,
condition. While conversing with them the
pope expressed deep grief at the false
stories circulated as 10 his health, especial.
iy the reports about a second operation.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
r~Sswrlxc Not ALI.
sAR MANILA.
RED REBELS KILLED
AED 4 SMALL RECON.
EfERING oRCE.
Dorea Shelf and shrapnel
Filipino Ranks-Aaeel.
boot Oae Man Killed
= lsifseea Others
4 Wounded.

March ia dispatch Il
smeoy Iloilo. island OF Penay,
1.-THE Eighteenth infantry. a
"a. Sixth artillery and the MA
hapsty made q reconnoissan nee
q OF Mandurriao and Santa
- lay. While they were re-
sef. lurgerts attacked the out
oR9 CHIT.
sued from marching in the
- two hours. the entire COM
10 the assistance of their
artillery pouring shell and
the Insurgents who were
nchcd In large numbers.
y. II. and X, Of the Eigh-
20 to the left. dltsing the In
and then wheeling 70 the
bnction with Companies b and
engagement ensued.
!. C. n. and 1, OF the Tennes-
~ Major Cheatham command
later and formed on the left
- companies OF the Eighteenth
- lloslo to act as support to
3reops. Colonel valsah and
commanded the battalion Of
nth regiment.
41ller WA on the scene early and
Separations from behind the
He had several narrow es-
Advanced by ru<hes 5000 yards
nre. pouring in deliberate vol
- enemy's position. the artillery
practice.
ne the forces were within 800
dnai position darkness fell,
the charge for which the Ten
and the companies Of the Eigh-
already prepared by fixing bay
. retirement upon Jaro was ac-
IA good order.
ge!nent was brought on by the
GBfatent attacks upon the out
bridge. Nothing could be
&prclng the enemy further back,
Rpo9ible with the limited mum,
- to hold the position.
nl1can troops were exhauaked nv
md having to wade knee deep
~ rice fields and sugar cane.
neverai cases OF prostration by
The only man killed was Pri-
{&ehl, OF the Eighteenth infan-
ainded OF the Eighteenth were:
Reph DALI. knee and thigh;
~ arm and chest: Preston
.E-1: William Bruschke, chest.
D6Sng Max Holmes, forearm.
q a seph Mozart. hand; VIII
/ q. Deg, Of Company e. Riley
Hp: William Rosenbereer,
. Company H. William bus.
mpany r. William Mark.
Company Il. Second Corporal
loot Company l..
/. 4. Mariowe. OF Company l..
eeenia, serving with the artillery.
e4ed In the side and back, and
was slightly wounded i'm the
u bullet passed through Rosen-
wrist and entered his mouth be-
J gum and cheek. without inturing
There were other miraculous es-
Of the engagement may he
b. the fact that the Eighteenth
alopeAFe1 GOO rounds. II 10 es-
dShe lneurgents. with their
~ F1aes. used more than dou.
al Of. ammunition.
1p0oUDle 10 tel accurately the
31oeoea, a. the American troopa
~ q given point without ira.
ground shot over, but on the
~ enemy carting away the dead.
Dum estimate Of their losses Is
and 10 wounded.
kgucfi0ns printed on the captured
emmunition were In German. ana
lat the cartridges came from the
s0ep4rtment At Mayence. II Ia
. that the ammunition and arms
, supplied to the insurgents from
ana Japanese sources in the
/ g quiet and business il revfving.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Appllcations for Ch.rtcr..

TOPEKA. March I.-(Special.) The fol-
lowing applications for charters were re-
ceived by the secretary of state to-day and
will be acted upon by the state charter
board tomorrow.
Clyde Drug Company. of Clyde, Kas.,
with a capital of SEQ.
Smith Center Milling COMPANY. of Smith
Center: capital. 81. Loo.
Neodesha Firemen's Relief Association, of
Necdesha.
Barnard Milling Company. OF Barnard,
Eas.: capital. 5000.
Dunlap Creamery Supply Company. of
Dunlap: capital. $500.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
LAWRENCE PRIMARIES.
g.. Il. Gould Nominated for Mayor by
b Republicans Y~esterday-
Other

LAWRENCE. kAS.. March ~2l.-(Special.>
The Republican primary election was held
here to-day. and resulted in a nomination
Of the following ticket: Mayor. CT. r.
Gould; city attorney. ". c. Spansler; police
judge. r. c. Manley: marshal. c. T. *.
Prentice: city clerk. A. G. Honnold; street
commissioner. George Z. Ware: city treas
urer, &. S.. Duncan; city assessor. S. H..
Andrews: treasurer board Of education.
Alice Li;chfield: MEMBER board of edu,
cation. George lines. George V. Kumier
y. s. Clarke; Second ward. w. c. Bigger:
Third ward. NJ. Newmark: Fourth ward
George j. Barker: Fifth ward, ]. ". Krum:
Sixth ward. Green Keith.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
America. Girl. d. Captivity.

LONDON. March 0.-The Liverpool cor.
respondent Of the, Daily Chronicle says
Information has been received there from
Sierra Leone. OF the West coast of Africa,
that two daughters OF an American mis-
sionary are held In captivity by the natives
or the Hendi district. their parents hayinI
been tortured and killed,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Burglary aud Arson.

OTTAWA. kAS.. March 2l.-tSpeciai.)
After tapping the money ill for Sd in
J. Lockwood's drug store. in North Ottawa.
tonight. burglars set fire 10 the store and
ESCAPED. The fire was discovered and ex-
tins before great G naS was done.
A Tramp Is suspected of the theft.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
yeteee Constellation Bin.

AUSTIN, TEN. March s.-ro-day Gov
ernor Savers sen. another veto message
to the legislature. vetoinG the bill console
dating the 81. Louis Southwestern and the
based upon grounds that they are part Of
the Gould system. and are parallel and
competing With other Gould lines In the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
Another Mob Victim Dies.

ATLANTA. GA. March sl.-John Disby.
who WAS shot by fae Palmetto mob last
Thurxday. died here to-day. HIS death
makes the :fth victim. Two others were
wounded.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
THE KANSAS CRY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MARoH q, 100

a qusrtermnster general. He has instruct-
ell Adjutnnt General Fox to md a suitable
military man in Northeastern Knnsas for
TINT place. As soon as the discovery IL
mnde the governor will make public his
stun.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
PITTS FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Jury, After Being Out Two Days,
HriaRs In q Verdict of

GARDEN CITY. KAsa March @.-tspe-
cial-) The A. r, Pitts ave was given 10
the jury Saturday night at l. o'clock. and
after two days q verdict of not guilty was
brought in. The jury is being very severely
criticised. AS the evidence was thought to
he very clear. The case against Pitts for
the killing OF Lewis Majors. The son. Will
be called lo-moirow morning. 1t may be
continued until next term.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
More Pay fer Tspek. C.rpe.,ers.

TOPEKA. March 21.-(Special) The Mas.
ter Builders Association. composed Of all
the local carpenter contractors. have ad-
vanced wages to 2.75 and 3 q day. The
old wages were RS and E.5A!
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
MANHOOD'S GLORY.
Health and Pleasures Nay Again Be Yours by
the Proper Application Of EIectriIiy-Dr
Benefits Electric Belt Is Endorsed by
Physicians and Thousands Of
Satisfied Patients.

Ny Electric Belt has brought back youth
fu! vigor and clean, strong health to thou-
sands of sufferers. If YOU will look into
facts, which l will furnish If you will call
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22

twelfth semi-annual reunion OF the Kansas
Scottish Rite Masons will open In this city
fO-m0rr0W.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
FREE TO MEN.
9Snarkahle Remedy That
poslKly 1estores Lest ,vissr
q Aea.
assal Package se.t ~ NAH q
An Whs write,

ts1sl packages Of a most remarkable
are being mailed &c all who will
EsAa STATE Medical Institute. They
IsoD many men who had battled for
ARalnst the mental and physical,
~ q lost manhood that the Insti.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
NlDED COMING HOME.


IN0ToN. March 1.-THE val de-
has received the following:
"a. March 2I.-Adjutant General.
-. Transports Ohio and Senator
Nh. Grant delayed for necessary
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
II short . Q.arternaster General,

TOPEKA. March 21--(Special., Governor
Stanley expected to announce the appoint
Msent OF his military staff to-day, but was
delayed on account OF being unable to find
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22

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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22

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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-22
DEBs RETURNS TO RANTING.

Tn court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-25
some Discrepancies Sc, Right.

Editor Times-Repubican Noticing
that the Des Moines dailies have been
misinformed in some particulars as to
the action of the U. V. U. national en-
campment / ask for little space for a
correction on two points in which / was
especially concerned. First, with regard
to the resolution offered by myself COM
rnending the administration of Presi-
dent Mckinley in the conduct of the
Philippine war and favoring it's prose-
cution to an issue honorable to the arms
and government of the United States.
there was nothing approaching "a bed
lam" There was spirited discussion
for perhaps. twenty minutes. That it
was Unanimously, or nearly so, voted
down" is mistake. If vote had been
allowed on its merits I judge a very
large majority would have voted in the
affirmative. But after a number of
short speeches, mostly in it's favor, some
one raised the point of order that the
| subject was not german to the objects
Of the U. V. u, which has to do only
with the interests Of the soldier of the
war of the rebellion and with the issues
which grew out of that war. The point
was decided to have been we'll taken
and the motion was declared out of or
der. Another resolution of the same inn
port later suffered the same fate. With
regard to the Shaw resolution the COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-25
LETTs-FLETcHER ELECTION.
w. s. Robbins to BE Treasurer and
III. T.. SIonn General MsnHger.

w. 8. Robbins to BE Treasurer and
H. Il. SIonn General Manager.
A called meeting of the directors of
the Let's Fletcher Company was held
Thursday evening Mr. A. p. Spencer,
of Oskaloosa, was in attendance and a
full meeting was had with the exception
of Mr.. II. L. Spencer of oskaloosa,
who is now in the east Owing 10 the
fact that Mr.. f. c. Let's Will go on
Tuesday next to Chicago to open the
offices Of the Western Brokerage Com
pany 1t was necessary to elect a treas
urer, as Mr.. Let's. while retaining the
presidency. had resigned the treasurer
ship Mr.. w. s. Robbins was elected TO
| fill the vacancy. Mr.. Let's removal
lnecessitated also the creation of new
Office, that of general manager, and the
first man to bear that title is Mr.. II. Il.
Sloan. The election of Messrs. Robbins
| and Sloan. each of whom has been with
the company for many years, is highly
pleasing both to the directors and
stockholders. They are thoroughly con-
l5versant with every detail of the bust
ness and their competency none car
doubt AS was stated, Mr.. Let's will
| go to Chicago on Tuesday. His suite
of offices will be at No. AZ River street
Mr.. Let's will come to Marshalltowr
each week to spend Sunday with his
family, as they Will not remove to Chr
cago until later in the fall. They have
not yet decided whether they will board
or keep house, but in any case Mr.
Let's says Marshalltown will Still be
considered home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-25
The Grain Letter.

Chicago, Aug. %. Wheat-Light
trade, lower Liverpool cables and heavy
Argentine shipments were combina-
ton strong enough to discourage the
bulls. Scalpers sold the market down.
On the decline good buying was deyel-
oped by some commission houses and
at half for December there was heavy
orders. The sellers, we fear, are over
confident. These temporary depres-
sions do not surprise us and in the state
Of the present trade conditions are to
be expected. But revolution in trade
would be the signal for not only a
marked advance. but sustained one.
With 255.OOO,0 900 for export and reserves
out of 525.oOo.O0O crop don't mean
panicky prices. Unless In some re-
markable year, as In the Letter deal,
Tour reserves never reach under 10o. 200. !
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-25
TO Bring Home Dakota Boys.

Huron, S. D.. Aug. 25.-The committee
named in the state convention here to
plan for raising money to defray the
expenses of bringing the First South
Dakota volunteer regiment from San
Francisco to this state has named a
committee to wait on the governor and
ascertain IL he intends to call special.
session of the legislature to make an
appropriation for the purpose of paying
such expense, and If not to secure his
personal cooperation in getting money
by county and popular subscription.
Dat of fifty nine kilograms sent to
members of the legislature asking If
they are willing to attend special ses-
sion of the Legislature and receive no
compensation therefor except actual eN-
penses, all but three answered in the
affirmative.
This gave the committee encourag-
ment and they believe the governor
will call the legislature together. II not
each county will be asked to raise GER
tain amount. either by appropriation
from the county funds or from individ-
uals, depending upon the next session
Of the legislature to reimburse them.
The committee decided to issue 5000
buttons the size of silver dollar, bear
ing the figure of volunteer, with the
letters First S. d. u. S. W. and Wei
come" These are to be sold at 81 each
to create hospital and relief fund. The
state treasurer was named as custodian
of all funds, and Frank Brown of Alb
erdeen o. l.. Branson OF Mitchell, and
George A. Matthews of Bookings, were
appointed as an auditing committee.