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lin he held at UticF
ut May 10 and 49,
,iuuifced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
It lust Be Strengthened Ouf.

The congressional investigation Of the Booz case is
going light Point into its life and charac
The truth win have come out despite lodging Of
ncias and nsncere cadets The American people are con
that young never entered that military
school he would be alive su cadet but for the perse
outons which subjected Despite the fact that
there against hazng at the academy sl it Is
only admitted that hazing but it is just as
certain that the officers charge wink at it, shutting their
eyes the backened eyes broken noses and bruised
faces Of the younger helpless victims of the
older and upper class men The testimony given by the
cadets whole of questionable character most
of them evidently thinking that loyalty to institution
warrants them in going upon the stand and per5urtng
themselves like gentlemen in imitation of not altogether
admirable page in the history O the Prince Of Wales
Stories hazng more or less ocunstanaI are coming
light day that the subject has crept into
print Tt is probable whatever may be the views Of the
authorities Of The military academy upon the subject
whatever be the desire Of the upper cassnen to con
tnue the old practices some Of the restrictions now IN
nominal force win be made operative After time it may
DE comparatively safe to send young man to west Point
and his parents ana friends may have reasonable conf
denee that he win extremely hazardous risk in
attempting to enter the military service Of the United
states.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
Democratic Doctors Disagreeing.

OId-time Democratic leaders and more modern Demo
cratic lights are destined for scrap which is be the
death Cleveland Carlisle Olney, Hill, Hoka Smith, ct al
all must be RELOCATED as relics of degeneraed Democracy
or otherwise Organism be showed under The Old
time crowd hold that Organism is blight and that as long
as the Nebrasan is the master mind Of the national organL
cation there VIII hope Of victory hope Of winning
The reins Of government through popular verdict.
The friends Of Mr. Bryan, the oc5er hand. assert
that these sa;eoents made by Clevelan5 Smith and Car.
Isle are insncere and dictated by malice against
him than by desire for party success They say
that Bryan stood for almost everything that Cleveland and
his satellites represent; that he is an anmperiast; that
believes in free trade that is opposed to the increase
pension list Thse things THY say are Of immense
consequence the nation and that Cleveland and his
friends steadasy refuse to recognize the fact because
mere question dollars and cents seemed larger to them
great principles to which the Nebrasn had com
mitted himself.
Leading Democrats throughout the country log
gerheads on the subject of Organism and Ceveandism
it that the differences separating them WI.
increase instead of diminish if they maintain their present
temper discussing matters pertaining to the future Of
the party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
zp1;xye,~es >9v so1 =
M.m. mUmDoCK. Ecftor.
The End OF the Century Racket.

The individual who fails Of compromising that the
nineteenth century Monday midnight does not
know enough to write for the instruction public The
end Of the nineteenth century has been chronologcay
enthusiastically Mechanically judiciaIy fixed it
worse nonsense take up newspaper space in futile
attempts to prove otherwise The strikes at the end
hour the the end Of the day and the
first day the year next one after the earth has crced
the SUM- and only muddIed people hold differently writer
IN Boston Globe who far succeeded in escaping
the insane asylum takes up half space that
paper in attempt to demonstrate by mechanical de-
vice the twentieth century last New Years
Day After having his clock strike hours days weeks
months and years triumphanty excains NOW when
this clock struck nineteen hundred the expiration
year. the twentieth century began The fool fellow
fails to see that according his own reason and deductions
his clock struck only the Dist day Of last December
and that it can not strike expiration
nineteen hundredth year which win be midnight next
Monday at which time the last hour Of the last day Of the
last year of the century win have expired at which
neut the ostonians wonderful imaginary clock viii strike
only 1900 and 1000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

The late Barney Barnato. was Of extraordinary and
varied ability said the man interviewed by q New York
Tribune reporter Gle one Of those rare esalses
that would have succeeded no matter where his lines Of
life had been cast ana that he became one Of he worlds
greatest niaoaares did surprise those who knew him
best Barnato started il life uneaucatsd Hebrew vh-
oat dollar ia the world ana ny the sheer force Of his
wonderful intellect and ndombe viii he pushed himself
ino aae front rank Of The worlds ananess while san
young man. rough diamond always he nevertheless en-
5ysd intellectual hrss ana che society 81 intellectual
men He vas constant student Of Shakespeare ana he
eoaa quote whole plays Of that sreat father Of literature
without reference to the work ana vIh never an error
The love 81 his race for music SIT was IN him. ana
hs as most generous patron both Indeed zsaesosv
was one II his most salient caarcer,stcs ana no deserv
is app'eant ever sosht his bounty ana went away empty
handed
It was She fashion when be was in The zenith Of as
power ard fame to hat he had no bowels Of compass
SION and sought Tor uealta ia a ruthless manner ana s
thought bur f7r himself Vhea s5a.h African seears-
'es drooDed accusations hurled a him 1rom all sides
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
A &c 80 OF &c Chains.

The Standard Chain company of Pittsburg has been
awarded contract by the United States government for
buoy and Hght-vesse stud-Hnk cable chain amounting
500 T8s is the largest single order placed
by the government and the Lebanon works com
pany, which the only chain works in the country who
handle to advantage such large order will produce it.
The Standard Chain company has also booked order
from the American shpbundng company for all the chain
required in the twentyhree new vessels being built by
the latter company this order amounting about $50
This also is the largest single order for chain placed
in the United States outside Of the government The
made the Hayden rolling mills of the Standard Chain
company at Columbus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
An Army officer on cuba.

when the Cubans given fun control Of the island.
if that time ever comes remarked army officer who has
served some time there there is danger that they viii
swamp by high salaries Under the Spanish rule
high salaries the regular the governor general
receiving than double what paid the president
sum being $4,000 a year besides his expenses OF
course the governor generals in stole and plaged
received brides and in became rich but the
regular allowance was the large mentioned. The
Cubans have become used TO these high salaries They
army officers get along upon the
small allowances which they receive. It is doubt the
intention of the Cubans themselves when
they get in the saddle and the taxpayers win suffer Yea
more the posterity Of Cuba viii suffer- the reckless
penditure win no doubt a heavy debt
this that the Cubans fear OF course those
who are able to keep on top in politics and secure their
share of the anxious for independence but the
property owners those engage business
desire the United States remain in control
that their property will be safe"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
rIv Klnrdom for q Horse

leheners cry is for horses Every requison includes
more horses The British war office announces that rein
foreemens in large numbers via be despatched to south
Africa early in 1901 The war Office states that THE Beers
viii be driven north asain rounded up and captured The
confidence with which British officials speak is not borne
out by their actions They stranug every nerve 10
reinforce their army in South Africa Thousands Of horses
viii be sent forthwith and attetmp5 win be made to
wipe out the Beers by employing large force Of cavalry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

vnded from one end the empire other
really extremely sensitive to criticism and
the storm of abuse poured him, coupled with the
financial difficulties which he found himself preyed
upon him that he his life by jumping overheard from
the steamer which he returning from South Africa
England The pathetic part Of it that after
Barnato had left the Cape tremendous boom occurred
South African securities making him again enormously
wealthy This he would have received at Ma
deira it would undoubtedly have saved life
day from port when he committed suicide
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
A Poor Country Of Distressed People.

The long delay in adjusting matters in China is not
altogether the derment Of the Chinese They sub
jeced to much local suffering and heavy losses in the
gion occupied by the allies but misery China
and life is much regarded the other hand the
feulty of combined operations decisions by the great
powers is factor of growing importance on the side of
China Nor is there anything the conditions
military occupation of Pen districts between that
city the which is calculated stimulate
appetite for conquest and military adventure which has
been Of the strongest aiding advocates of
severe and extrame policy against the Chinese
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
The Grew flare the Better Horse.

The Countess Tolstoi a noble woman who has met
the difficulty which her husbands life views pre-
scented with remarkable tact and wisdom Despite the
of large family for she the mother thirteen children
and the entire management Of estate she finds time
assist her husband his literary labors Tolstos
writing exceedingly difficult decipher the infinite
patience with which she copies witness
her devotion With regard catering her husbands
tastes in the matter Of diet she is quoted that
could fruits grains vegetables 365
days in the year and never duplicate one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
Mrs. Lease Describes the show

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lease who is resident Of
Harlem where she lives with her children being public
spirited soul may heard from before the vice crusade
gets well under way, says the New York World. What
she might viii have the virtue of forceuness and orig
naly and she be expected become of the vital
forces in New York life AS Abraham Gruber says you
can't tie her any than you tie lightning flash"
She has vanity hates shows and could make Harlem
janitor shrivel before Broadway adi-
Square during the week Of the horse show one Of the
patrons of the affair recalled her opinion of it. She said
The horse show is blending Of masculine egotsm,
vanity equine variety
lesque is, however, legitimate amusement arordng
unrivaled opportunities for display-cosy
moraHzng as the ostentauous vulgary Of BradeyMar
tin ball a Seeley dinner"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

Germany now demands that United States pay in
demny Germans who suffered in Cuba during
If pay that old Gomez viii have a fit and if we
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

French historian IS trying 10 make out that
Josephine good that Napoleon had divorce
her Tor honors sake NAPOLEON perfect little angel
Of course
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

In The few weeks there VIII lot Of kidnapping
Any young finding himself away from home out
of The Old into hole by claiming that
he has been stolen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

on January Bryan viii answer in speech Grover
Ceveands arguments on rejuyenated Democracy. Be
tween the win make pretty mess Of the Demo
cratic campaign in 1894
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

There is some honor among thieves else part of the
kdnappers would have held up Cudahy while he
his way make connections with white lantern got
the money and skipped out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

Great Archaeological discoveries being made ia
Mexico Mexico ancient perhaps these DAYS
secondhand sut Of fig leaves east OF dy Adam may b.
found.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

News fro ssa says the Indians thereabouts are threa
snlns outbreak Esquinau outbreak would about
likely foam hard Water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
REIIGTOTs

Orgauiza ton Of TIA American board Of
commissioners for foTeign missions. $40
First missionaries sent out, ISL
Organization Of the first Sunday School
Union IN London. 1902. American, 1924.
British and Foreign Bible Society
founded, 1904
American Bible Society organized, 1915.
First Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton established by George Williams, in
London. 1S44
The Iaquisition abolished by the Span
ish cortes. 1870.
beginning OF the salvation Army. 1875.
Doctrine Of papaf lnfaHl0ilIty forma y
indorsed by the Erumenlcal council, ls79.
Bible revisiou- New Testament issued,
1881. Old Testament. 1855.
Creaufza tfcn o. the first Young Peo-
pies Society Of CHRISTIAN Eudsavor. lb3
ORGANIZATION Of the Order Of x ng
Daughters. 1856
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26
FNPIORATION

In the Arctic: Expedition Of Sir John
Franklin. 1915; De Long, 1879; Gree.y
1881; Peary, 1892; Nansen, 1884; Duke OF
the Abruzzi farthest north, 1900.
In the Antarctic: Btscoe, 1881; Balleny.
1888; D'Urville 1910; Ross. 1871; Wink s,
1912; Borchgrevink, 1898
In Africa: Livingstone, 1840;73: Stan
ley 1S75-S7; Speks and Grant, 1868.
In America: John c. Fremont's jour
ney westward to the Pacific. 1S42-4s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-26

There was no Chrssnas in one part 81 sa= Unite1
states-up that Nnssota town where bis shipment
of toys Burned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15
PRACTICAL AID
FOR BEET GROWERS
IMMIGRATION.
Liberal Proposition of the
American Beet Sugar
Company to New
Settlers.

Mr.. Weitxer, Manager of the
American Beet Sugar Co. has
come to the MD Of the Arkansas
Valley Immigration association.
The company's proposition is this:
They guarantee n rate OF onc-half
Of one standard fare from all Snn-
tn Fe stations to stations between
and including Holly and Chico, to
bona iide settlers and beet growers
and u half freight rate from and to
same points on household goods,
farming implements aud immi-
grant outfit belonging to the set :
tier. The paymcn, by the Amer
icnn Bee, Sugar Co. Of nj. above
this half rate will be made when
the parties arrive Mt their dcstina-
ton. II men coming arc not pre-
pared TO pay full fare and freight.
taking receipts therefor. it is AL
viscd that they send their goods
G. .. d., making payment oi the
the one-hn!f of fare and freight.
On arrival Of goods Mt destination
the balance due 20! not To- cxc..,d
the onc-liuin will bc paid by th.
American Beet Sugar Co, thereby
releasing the goods.
II this arrangement is not sn,is-
factory to the X. II. Co.. tho par
tics wishing TO come will have to
take the matter up through
their station agent with the agent
at Rocky Ford NO tina, the portion
Of the fare and freight to be- paid
by the American Beet Sugar jCo.
may be forwarded through the
agent.
The only condition the Beet
Sugar Co. make rs to paying all
above the half fire aud half frcigh.
rate is that the persons making ap-
plication for immigrant rates be
identified by some local party Ms
men who are coming for the pur-
pose and with the intention of
settling down and growing beets.
This offer is made for this sea-
son only, and is made at this time
to give assistance in advance Of
any arrangement which may later
be effected with the Santa Fe Co.
for reduced rates, aud so avoid
any further delay in getting im-
migration started toward the val.
ley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15
An Illinois View

Rocky Ford, Colo, is
soon to he in the enjoymcn
boom which will not he
by any other town of its
the Centennial State. The
editor OF the Press, Mr..
Bark:ey, hns been located at
Ford for the past few years
now in charge of the quill
pot aud shears of tlni I'd
paper. the Rocky Ford En,(
aud those who know his ncw|
talents will bear Us out|
statement that the benefits
million.dollnr bee. sugar
which the Oxnnr,ls have d
To build n. that place, 4
truly and fully set forth,
plan. will be mex; to tho lRrl
the land mud will have n ed
greater than tho combined
tiles Of the plants in Nebr,|
will have an annual ouiII
l5.H tons Of refined sugur.
100000 tons OF bcc;s. II
in the valley have nrrnns
plant 5000 acres of bcets ,hl
ing season. Press, Fairfield
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15
SUGAR BETS
AND BEET SUGAR.
Work Commenced on the Factory Grounds
Assorted Interesting Beet Sugar Items.
follows:

follows: -ar
"As your factory will be- built by tho
same parties aud on the sum. line. ihcs.
cuts will give .on some idea of tho ua (.
nitnd- of the caicrpris-. II should
CIV. au impetus TO csory lin- Of business.
and especially To farming. for intensive
farming Ia the secret Of success. t-.s
The general benefits find an excellent
illnnifa'ion IA tho town Of OSnard. We
have thriving city Of 1900 inhabitants.
with as many OF the modern Improve.
nicn's Hs the time has admitted of. where
lcss than three years ago there was moth.
ing but n ranch with the necessary popu.
Ia'ion 10 grow beans and barley.
Il desire also to congratulate you upon
the selection Of .onr locality by tue
American Bccs Sugar company for ih.
establishment OF one Of their factories.
No company engaged In the business Il
better qualified TO make success. And
no company does so much 10 eliminate
The element OF chance and to aid III.
farmer. Their agricultural department,
under the management Of educated and
experienced asricnlinris.s. gives tho
farmer the advantage Of information that
would otherwise cost him years OF ex.
pcriencc some OF IL expensive.
You have at the head Of your ayri.
cultural department Mr.. VIM. Winter.
halter, a ripe scholar. n courteous gentle.
man aud an enthusiast in his profession.
His article In the beet sugar edition" of
the Courier WAS most complete and at.
trsctcd vide attention.
"Yon will find DR.. Portius, Who il 10
snpcriniend yonr factory. n courteous
gentlemen As well ms an expert snpar
maker. He has fcw squalls in his pros,,..
sion In this country. and that was tho rea.
son he was selected to install the new
factory. We regretted to have him leave.
as lie IL largely interested here ana il opa
OF the most liberal and progressive mem.
bers Of the board Of directors of the
townsite company.
"Mr. Sinsheimer, who Is now with Won.
IL rising young man in tho profession
and Is highly thought Of here, both by
the factory authorities and by the com.
munity generally. We had hoped lin,
lie would return to us, but are pleaseI IA
Know that his merits are being rccop.
nized.
"The establishment Of the factory Inv
the American Beet Sugar Co. will create
quite community OF interest between
the two towns. as quite n number OF our
citizens will be drawn there. either in con.
neciion with the factory or TO engage in
business, as very favorable reports as 10
the certainty OF success OF the enterprise
are received, and our people know wba,
that means in the way Of business on.
portunities. j. A. WHirMoRE,
Editor Courier"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15
Contrasted Views OF
the Gocbcl Shooting

Goebel's cruel murder OF Sanford n
year ago alicna,cd from him much OF his
own party support. and his at;enp, 10
steal the eovernorship OF Kentucky after
tue votes showed that he was fairly dc.
fcated, met with other and even mora
widespread disapproval everywhere,
Many adhere to the opinion tina. the as.
sassination OF Gocbcl was no, due 10 m.
present political crisis, but rather as an
net OF vengeance for tho murder o, San.
ford.-Pueblo Indicator.
Governor Gocbel Is dead, he sloons
with Boone, jackson, and ken,uckv's
noble dust. None greater than he: mons
nobler. Born from poor but homes, ma.
rents he climbed the ladder of politiral
fame ON his own merits. He has n cnreer
equal to any Of Kentucky's best, I,,ka n
hero he labored, and as one he died /
Forever his name will live. Like Lin.
coin and Garfield he paved the way to
his conntry's love and esteem with bis
own biood.-Aguilar Times.
The Indicators views arc abou, c,r.
rect. The extract from the Avu,lar
Times is the worst specimen OF partizap.
ship gone crazy that we have met with
for years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15

with than they did. and thought tho ole!
OF tho company to furnish I'll. seed aud
do the planting for s2. 70 per acre better
than for the majority OF the farmers to do
their own planting. ms 1t would insure the
crop being put in properly. ..
The most OF the land mp hers is very
good for beets with the exception ot
some that u "a little too sandy. Try and
make success the first year. Tbs anal
ysis Of beets grown hero As an -xp-ri-
msnt shows remarkably good quality.
The question that most conc.rns til.
farmer is: viii II pay? My experience.
is that !, pays we'll. and besides It II not
good plan to depend entirely upon any
Que crop. We hnvc always been 'rraisi
we'll by tho factory Mt L-h. and whii-
raising sugar bccts by irrigation was u
rather doubtful experiment when We hrri
undertook IT,, We have shown in tho past
f-w years TINT it II th. ideal system. a-
the water can bc applied jus, as Il is
needed. thereby insnrsn. tho highest
quality Of the product.
Tho inst year the factory wns operated
In our city tho production was about
100000 pound. OF sugar. Will. last year
,hey turned out 100000 pounds. The
only difficulty Ne have IL tia, ili. farmers
wan, TO raise moro bcc,s than tito factor.
can handle.
Tho beet crop Ia hardy one after u.
gets started. and there Is liitl. danger Of
It's being injured by hail. Cool nights
arc great benefit To tho crop.
The ground should b. moist Ani In
good shape when you plant no that you
will not have To commence iffi.siing Ia
soon. Watch them closely when they
begin to ripcn, ani do not lot the ground
So, too dry"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15
Feeding the Pain,

Ono OF the refuse ingredients Of a
sugar bousc that th. farmer is taking
kindly to, is tho feeding Of the waste
pulp which comes from tho sliccd bcets.
hardly n farmer who delivers bccts 10 the
factory drives home an empty wagon. but
ail so TO tho dump prepared by The CON.
pany and load up box full Of the pulp.
This IL fed ont 10 all kinds Of stock.
oven the horse taking kindly to II after a
few feeds. The pulp is mixed with other
feed and farmers say il gives good results
when fed 10 mich COWS. Mr.. q. p.
Smith. one Of the largest Of s,ocksrow.
crs OF this county. is preparing hts stock
shcde. barns, etc, for a systematic feel.
ing Of pulp. II will be properly cooked.
used with other feed aud the result. will
be carefully noted in every instance.-
Michigan Sugar Beet.