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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
PHOENIX PARK MEN BARRED
Treasury Decision which Declares
They Cannot land

washington June I9-Assistaut SecTs-
tary Taylor TO-DAY rendered decision
adverse to the appeal OF James Fitz-
harris and Joseph Mullet. from the de-
cisIon or the immigration officials al New
York. who he'd them fer deportation on
the ground that having been convicted of
felony IN connection with the mUTd;r u
Lord Cavendish and Thomas Henry
Burke. ia Phoenix Park. Dublln. IN Issz.
they cannot be permitted % lard To this
country under cur immigration laws. in
concluding his opinion On which the de-
cis5on is based the solicitor q the treas
ury saya: I Go not think the henious
crime in which Fi1zharrls and MuLlet par
tlciqaged ard for which they we're found
guilty, can oe justly 6isriaed az a poit-
teal o1ense. ard therefore Disseminated
from re ordinary crime q assa ssizastAon
and murder and I must advise Tgu fh7i
after carefai consideration q TIRE case.
Il IS my oplni1n. first. that thu crime so-
which Fitzharris En4 &1i}ef were c1--
vlcte1 and sentenced was murder 81 the
ordinary sense and canE0; 5e rlaate5 -
= political ofsszse. sscs13 that FItzazE-
re. having only q conditional ParteH,
coald not have baen admitted evea tnser
the aces O. ls7s and Issz ih!aa .thai Ma
let even . rs pardon g fu1 and an
conditional. s. excls5ed ~ the ae' - 1870
ard. fourth, that TIRE acton = che tsar8
q inspectors denying isnzIsrz . - -
immigrants on gae gror-d tnst thsy rad
been canvlcfs5 q se,any aher.8 ~ sua-
talne1
Tee nen VIII - severteg o. the vessel
s. iIiag aexE Sztzrday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
PLATT is NOT SERIOUSLY ILL
But He Doesn't Care Who Is Named
for Vice President

Philadelphia. June 20-The rumors cir
cu!ated to the effect that Senator Platt of
New York was seriously Ill. are unbound
ed. The senator was seen by a reporter
OF the Associated Press this morning. He
said that he intended to so TO the conven-
ton hail. and that stories to the con-
trary were untrue. Senator Plat left for
New York City early this morning He
made remark before leaving that he did
not care who was nominated for vice
president. He will not return. and VIII
not take any further part in the conven-
ton, because Of his impaired health.
New York, June Ex-senator Thomas c.
P!att arrived from Philadelphia late this
afternoon. As he walked through the
/ corridor o fths Fifth Avenue hotel it was
plain he was suffering physical pain. His
step was not elastic and his AOINnn
step was not elastic and ne kept MS lips
drawn tightly He did not however. re-
quire assistance OF any one nor did he
use cane. When he reached his apart
ments he Immediately lay dOwnon q
coua1- Harry 3 Plat, sen OF the sena-
TOR. when questioned by a reporter later
said: The senator. while suffering, Is net
very III. The day be left for Philazsi-
phia. and before going from HIS office.
( he slipped and fractured rsb. He told
no ore OF The accident and It vas after
+ we got 20 Philadelphia that first learned
{ q it. He kept up. however. and did not
+ require the services & a physician. The
strain OF The convention yesterday an3
the heat today began 20 tell on him and
added greatly 70 the pain he suffered.
an SUI he viii De about again as usual
in & few DAYS
| Senator Platts physician ordered his
patient al ? o'c,ock tonight 20 retire Tor
( the night. The physician found simple
( fracture q the ninth rib. which was at
tended b no complications He foun1
+ thai the senator was simply wo-n our
( wiki The excitement * Bis Phlla3slphiz
T TRIP ard TIE paia re had endured bas
+ that he had N sever and 10 Inflammation
5 except the local inflammation % she
{ bruises lie pU, Tie senator into Band
age ana than ordered that 20 ore BE a.
lowed % see hiz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
BRITISH UP TO MACHAD0D0RP
Report That Kruger asas Escaped and
Is Now on Snip for Europe.

London. June 21.-(f:20 a. m.)-The Brit
ish have penetrated Transvaal territory
as far as Machadodorp. Passengers who
arrived yesterday at Lourenzo MARQUEE
from the Travail assert that heavy ar
tillery was engaged and that the Beers
who arrivedabandoned MachadodorD, re-
firing northward President Kruger IL
still at Alkmar All bulletins regard
General DeweFs operations along Lord
Roberts communications assert that two
conveys were captured and 2O) w0rkmen.
with fifty military taken prisoners.
1t is reported from Loureuzo Marquee
that a resident of Komatipoort has been
arrested and shot by the Beers FOR com
pl.city in the break down Of the Malana
bridge
President Kruger's unstam9ed sover-
eigns have been offered for sale in Lou
reno Marqez at twenty shillings.
A member Of the British house Of COM
mons who has had an important conec-
ton with South Africa is telling story
of a telegram alleged to have been re-
ceived from Caoe Town which says that
Mr. Kruger has really escaped and is al
ready on the seas bound for Europe and
that the person occupying the executive
car is not Mr.. Kruger, but Is a substi-
tute
Advices from Pretoria. dated June l.,
say that an official warning has been Is
sued to the effect that any further wreck
ing Of communications viii be followed by
the demolition of the farms for five miles
on both sides.
The Pretoria correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph, in a dispatch dated Sunday,
says: IAN informal truce for FIVE days is
in operation between Lord Roberts and
Commandment General Botha-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
Part al Results OF its LabOrs--Fisti'
cufTs Among Contestants.

Philadelphia, June 20-The committee
on credentials, after an all night session,
at 9 a. m, having completed all its bust
ness.
4 lively fist fight between two Texas
delegates occurred at 4:2o o'clock, lust af-
| ter the committee had listened to argu-
ments from contesting delegates IN
| Texas. As the delegates were leaving
the committee room, ". II. Love, a dele
gate from Mckinney, Texas, accused
Walter Burns Of having made statements
! in the committee room which were not
true Burns denied that he had made any
such statements and Love called him
liar. Burns promptly planted his fist in
Loves face With u violence that would
have laid Love on the f1oor had not some
bystandcrs caught him. Burns, after
striking the blow. stood quietly watching
Love, who was making desperate efforts
to break away from the men VINO were
holding him. Love had a knife partially
drawn from his pocket I'm through"
said Burns, unless he starts it again. .
Love was finally hustled down the stairs
and taken away by his friends.
| Immediately after this row, two colored
delegates began TO make violent threats
and warlike demonstrations at each other.
This trouble also involved a question of
veracity. They were dragged apart with
out difficulty.
In the Tennessee contest. the Brown
| low people won a clean victory over the
Evans faction, the committee confirming
their claim to seats in the convention.
The Texas delegation presented eleven
contests-two among the delegates at
! large, and nine in the first nine districts.
The contestants were followers of E. II.
| r. Green and opposed the delegation al
ready seated, headed by Congressman
R. B. Hawley of Galveston. The issue
| was disastrous to the Green people, who
not only lost all their contests. but had
one man supplanted by a Hawley fol-
! lower in the Fourth district. Two Haw
| ley delegates were given seats from the
Sixth district. no delegates from there
previously having been admitted to the
convention.
| In the Second Virginia district. the con-
! tests brought by Harry Libbey and Alvah
| Martin against George f. Bowden and W.
| S Holland proved a failure. the claims OF
the Bowden delegates being confirmed by
the committee.
The contest in the District Of Columbia
was terminated by a decision in favor OF
John Z. Jones and w c. Chase, the
| present delegates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
HANNA HAS SETTLED IT ALL
1t As Left to Him and He Decides 1t
should be Roosevelt

Philadelphia, June Ex-senator Hanna
tonight issued this statement: The I'd
m'nistrauon has no candidate for Vice
president. 1t has not been for or against
any candidate. II has deemed that tla
convention should make the candiIl.e.
and that has been my position through
out 1t has been free field for all In
these circumstances several eminent Re
puftcans have been proposed, all Of then,
distinguished men with many friends. I
will now say that on behalf Of all thlss
candidates. and I except none. hat I
have within the last twelve hours Gen
asked 70 give my advice After cous-!t-
Ing with as many delegates as possible IN
the time within my disposal I have con
cll'ceC 10 accept the responsibility .nyo1v-
81 ia this request. In the present s.tus-
ton, With the strong and earnest sFrti-
n'ent OF the delegates from all paris OF
the country for Roosevelt and since Pres
i6e7r Mckinley IS 10 be renomina;eg
v;kout dissenting voice, it IS nv Judy
merit tEat Governor Roosevelt, should h
nominated for vice president w!.h the
same az anlmity"
This announcement Of Senator Hanna
was made after n long consultation psfh
MAS leaders OF the party. He called al
the newspaper men into one Of the rooms
where the consultation had taken place
and read il from manuscript. Just before
the statement was given out. Chairman
Odeh % New York spent n few minutes
in the room and when he came out said
The whole matter got into snarI ana
was left 20 Senator Hanna t. arS'f-ate
and his decision IS that the vsce-2resi-
deacy should 60 q New York and RooSa-
welt WILL be nominated"
The program is 70 have Iowa withdraw
bollive- and nominate Roosevelt. Mas
sachusetts VII withdraw Long AMI Sec
end the domination Probably o.ba-
states with carij5a;eS win follow suit
This Will enable the convention 10 finish
its business aad adjourn tomorrow.
Immediately following NJ Harna.s an
nouncenarnt e the w!th5-awat OF All Ire
ether candidates nnd the nomination O,
governor Roosevelt for vice prsss7ar- h.
exclamation 2Ir D3llver authoris. q n
following statement; NY car6i7acr hss
been Wholly unsolicIte5. have n9- an
10 THIS moment spoken one word seeEl-.
tho Houinati9n. u even q nleuhsr u ou-
own dele-a;lon. T5uisA; Nr L5ae- NJ
Sco0 ana myself placed our oandt5aeses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
1T WILL BE
ROOSEVELT
Continued from First page.

presidents. Senator Foraker Of Ohio was
In the center of the main aisle, with his
hand raised for recognition
I was about TO move to adjourn, Mr.
Chairman" said he. but I withhold that
motion until the roll Of states has been
called
The call was then begun, each Of the
well known and prominent men, as their
names were announced, being greeted
with applause When Former Senator
Quay was announced as the choice of the
Pennsylvania delegation for member of
the national committee. half Of the dele
gates and hundreds Of spectators were
on their feet in an instant, cheering as
if mad
For the first time in the history Of
American politics Hawaii was called in
the roll Of a national convention. When
The newly acquired territory was called
by Assistant Secretary Malloy, Colonel
Samuel Parker arose and made his an
nouncement in full. resonant voice He
was received with tremendous applause.
Ritter the applause had subsidized Sena-
tor Foraker was recognized to make his
motion TO adjourn until 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning The motion prevailed
without dissent, and at 3:13 p. m, the
convention adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
TELEGuAPmtO BREVIrsE>

Richmond Va. June 99--Charles Hams
ton. co.ored. vas hanged a. Martinsviiis.
Henry county. today Tor attempted az
saalt on a Young woman.
Berlin June 2}~The south polar sxpe-
dition promoted By former Captain Oscar
Won BaBendahi. O, Berlin. viii saa 81
az carry Gate from Hamburg
Berlin June - Ire nat!onai brewers
convention IA session AZ Hanover. has
protested against the proposal % iucrssrc
the dug 31 hops barley and matt
Lexington. Va. Jane s9-washinEton
and Lee university today conferred ice
honorary degree - LII =. On geaeral
William FuaEoT - 8azsachszelta. Unit
ed States aabaars9of 70 itaiy
Cedar Rspf9a. Ia. June = -Aiorn-y
Edgar G. Eracket1. a member q the state
senate re Ssv YORK. today made a s0na-
tl9a u 1no99 @ Cornell college - Mount
vernon. j.. Ar. Bracket 81 a graduate
= Coruel % the class a Is1z
HsHos7isnd. June s-Th~ annlaI yacht
race fr-u Jever - Hsilazaiaaa fog TIE
Cernaa sn1 perora csp witch ras started
fram tas farneT place Sunday zlfh ser
yachts Compsting. vas aon bY TIE Yiors.
estter o. e.saty tess. svnsa b II y
II Rsst
W4sHiasfsn, June p me president TO-
cay aopslated General LLOYD VFhsasan
enei g iss THesf3s.h rsFfasus .efsa-
try ard bTFa1i~s genera - 49.gstssFs.
ard faestsnaaf 7asnss y uaFry. mssor
aaf assistant gsasr4I IA tss fsssAr e.
faAlfsafnant
wsshlaSrs Jsas = ~. 4taal Geasxsf
C5ftsu rseers1 q cs5is - ~ fssnsrai Maz.
Artser 81 EzHi.s fefag sagirx fsaf Gag
tata ors9a fe2. ~ sic .9sa iasta-a vel
ugsss1 ia.antFY. aas srsWass II "a.
easss e Aluaf. ~ re iarh inst casiss-
Ise 4ss Nss . pears 20. Eas bsfa a.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
SIMMER Outings.

The most famous and popular summer
tourist resorts on the continent are reach
ed directly by the lines % the Grand
nections
Copies OF descriptive pamphlets with
fun information as 10 rates. etc, will
be sent on application 10 J. H Burgis.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent 80
Clark street, corner Jackson Boulevard.
Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
The Typewriter Invention.

A statistician has proved that the in
ventIon of the typewriter has given en-
ployment to 10000 people. but he fails to
state how many cases Of weak stomach
and dyspepsia il has induced All people
Of sedentary occupation need Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. II helps nature 70 bear
the strain which ensues from conflne-
ment and 1t is wonderful medicine No
one realizes this more keenly than the
man or woman who has been cured OF
stomach trouble by lis use.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
CHEAP ASSURANCES

Many a man has been insured against
Bright's disease. diabetes, or other dan
gerous aiIment by a fifty-cent bottle OF
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. c. Gehring.
400 E. Douglas; Geo. Van werden, 32s
N. Main: Wichita Drug Co. 10 E. Doug
las; Gus Saur, 524 z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

in Mr.. Hannas hands to dispose Of as he
saw fit. 1t was agreed that our names
would not be presented to the convention,
and upon my request Mr.. Lafe Young,
of my state, Will place Mr.. Roosevelt
name in nomination, in behalf Of the ma
ton I believe that the name Of Governor
Roosevelt on the ticket Will give it great
er strength and enthusiasm than the
name of any other man in America"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

married SCnOol-
mate. Marriage
changes a woni-
an. The drains
and pains which
are so often the
5 e g u e c e of
marriage rob
her of all vital
ity. Give her
back her former
strength and
she'll be as
rjolly" a wife
as she was a
maid. Doctor
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription
gives back the
lost strength by
re establishing
the health Of
the & delicate
wouanly or
gans. IL dnes
the drains and
stops the pains
Il cures ulcera-
ton, iufamma-
ton and female
weakness. It
e kes weak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

Washington. June Dat The request q
four national banks Of Les Angeles. cal.
the comptroller Il the currency has dvsig-
mated Los Angeles reserve city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

Mrs. r W. Barry. Marion. IND. Nho
has been IN for years. writes; Il vas
tired could not sleep or eat. ard vag
rapidly gciag into decline Doctors cs'ad
It blood 81 order. but could not cure m
am now IN perfect heai5h and Eive q
the credit 20 Besss' Blood Purifier"
=. Allen, pockuua ( Tlggasan. Gee. VA
Weraen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

Columbus. Ohio, June e0-The ant %
tho National steel company ntsis city.
employing nearly so men. was closed
down today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
lieutenant a.overnor nouBrea.

Victoria. p. c.. June @.-Llsutsnant
Governor McInnfs was dismissed from
office today and Sir Henry J7ly appointed
IN his place
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
The JOIIU Girl

Often changes TO the faded woman. III
can't see what's come over Mary she
used to be such a jolly girl" was the
remark of 4 young woman visiting a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

women Strong and SICK WOMEN well.
For two years had been sufferer from
csrauic dise1ses aud female vresk..sS = ,r-,fIs
Sts Alien A Bobsoc- q 1928 EcdmEn Street
lhiiao-l pili2. IA 81 had two different doctorS
at1 tlist gave me lncdiciue ~ hic1 ONLY relieved
nc t'r Z time. Ny uSecc ADVISED ne 20
teHe u tferce's FavoTlte Prescription I coz
ciH@co that &c open correspca dcuce with v,,,
lcr s9uf advice woaid - safest So did --Ai
have nSc1 highly hcochfed Eaa t-sf zfr~
tsSEcs six bottles q Favo~ite Prcseri-tj5a -;-I
Eve nj Golden Medical Discovery ava fcvovs-
.. t'lr advice IN regard 70 locst tresf-,-e-5t 7
~ sisoHg woman ACcspt uIy sslce-e
tn ~ tbs interest tUauttesgc ~ IN NV csc
aruIhc happy results o.. siaet
Sic> women arc invited 20 consult Dr.
Pierce by letter f5er Cores on5ercc pr.
Vsts. Address d. K. V Pierce. buffalo \. y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
GROWTH or TIE COAL TRADE
Aaaer5ea New ~apefys E.sroPe i4arKsEy
With DrszaEd Increasing

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tzersza r. ga. exsss-t&tsess = 20 aEs
Ca.ge8 St44es. esas@ @ssa Ess lass te@t
-e see&zs Z - shs wars1s lzTx~ss Prs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
THE EIFaEE

washineton. June 22.-Forecast; okla-
homa and Indian Territory-Fa!r Thurs-
day and Friday. warmer Thursday.
sogtherly winds
Kansas-Fair and warmer Thursday.
Friday. fair: s8a,herly Vlnds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

for the United kingdom. AZ compared
with 2eGl per cent Cor Germany aad So )
per cent FOR the United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

Great victories over disease are dalIJ
won by Hoods sarsaparuia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21
zsATfJTA1 HOLIDAY.
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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-11-16
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

A returned missionary says that tn,
Chinese emperor, in giving out an or
der for 129 books some time ago, Sc
lected 81 that dealt with the Christian
religion.
President Charles Kendall Adams
of the University of Wisconsin, will
temporarily retire on half-pay and
travel in the Mediterranean to re.
cover his health, which has been bad
for two years.
In the chapel of the Marble Col
1egiate church, New York, Rev. Don
aid MacDougall, native of the Scotch
Highlands, who was educated at Yale
and Princeton, conducts a service in
Gaelic every Sunday afternoon.
Bishop Romero, of Argentina, Is
said to be advocating the sending of
divinity students from Argentina to
the United States to be educated in
North American atmosphere and to
imbibe American rather than Euro
pean ideas.
Rev. William Lennox Mills, who has
just been elected coadjutor bishop
of Ontario, Canada, was born in
Woodstock Ont, and was educated
at Trinity university, Toronto. He
has been for many years pronounced
figure among the Anglican clergy of
Montreal
A remarkable instance of faithful
pastoral service is that of Rev. Sher-
man d. Taylor, of South New Lyme,
o., who at the late meeting of Cleve.
land presbytery was, at his own re-
quest, honorably retired from the
at the age of Sc, after near.
ly 60 years of service.
Syracuse university has adopted the
plan of placing scholarships in the
high schools of her patronizing terri.
tory. These scholarships represent
the gift of $1,000 or $500. This
money is to be collected of friends in
he community where the high school
S located. 1t is hoped to establish
100 or more of these scholarships in
New York state and bordering states.
Max Schoenfeld, a former Philadel-
ian but now a resident of Ror-
chach, Switzerland, has given $1O,-
90 to the national farm school at
Joylestown, Pa, to be used in the
urchase of farms, which are to be
ented to graduates of the school,
hereby giving them an opportunity
f practically demonstrating the val
e of the instruction they have re- (
eived and the capability of the He
rev youth to support himself by
leans of agriculture. !
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-11-16
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

"Wby do you name your PAGER China
Egg?" sit can't be beaten.'-Norris.
town Herald.
When the sluggard goes to the ant
IL is generally for the pleasure of see
ing some one else at work-Puck.
Listen to me, friends-I am now
about to tell the truth" said the polit-
lcaI stump speaker. 'Hurrah fer that"
cried a man in the crowd "Give him
chance!"-Atlanta Constitution.
Paw, what is stage fright?" asked
the boy, opening his bag of popcorn.
stage fright?" repeated his father,
pointing to veteran of the chorus;
why, there is one."-Phladelphia
Record.
Cholly-"Yaas, indeed. If any girl
should wefuse me it would bweak me
all up" Miss Pepprey-"Ah! but then
you're so simple it would be easy to put
you together again. "-Philadelphia
Press.
Il notice you started to smoke last
night when Miss Sweety was entertain
ing Mr. Slowpop," remarked the piano.
stool. "Yes," replied the parlor lamp. !
Il saw she was just waiting for an ex-
cuse to turn me wn."-Catholic
Standard and Times.
Gray-''They are beginning to have
typewriters on the STAGE" Black-"I .
know; but it's a piece of affectation.
No typewriter that ever was invented
can begin to write as rapidly as the
IL