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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28

1888, should be declared null and void. In
a speech supporting the amendment Mr..
Pettigrew asserted that since the annex
alton OF Hawaii contract laborers had
been imported into Hawaii, their con-
tracts extending over periods from three
to ten years. In response to questions as
TO whether Asiatic contract laborers dis
place local laborers, Mr.. Pettigrew re-
piled that TO some extent they did. He
Went on to say that the coffee lands Of
which we have heard so much, practically
had been changed into sugar plantations,
the lands as such being immensely pro-
ductive These sugar plantations, he said
were controlled by vast sugar interests,
who, during the past year, had been. paid
by this government in RENTED duties
Sl2,0o0o00. These great interests would
control the legislature of Hawaii and
consequently he wanted such an amend
ment TO the bill as would meet every con-
tingency. The amendment Tas adopted
without discussion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
TWO KENTUCKY GOVERNMENTS
Each Being Duly SeIf-LabeIIed 'sThe
Whole Thing

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 1.-TWO state gov
ernments. completely Differed and each
claiming to be the regular and legal Off
Gals, are in Frankfort today and will re-
main, each claiming the right to admin
ister the affairs of state until the ques-
ton is adiudicated in the courts. The
only ludicrous thing about the contest
came into the situation today. AS anti
cipated, the banks refused to recognize
either of the contending factions and vas
a result botheare without money and the
state funds are as securely tied up as
they could be. Legislators, county as
well as state officials, will have to wait
until somebody is authorize drby a decis-
ion Of the court to pay them, and the
state viii have to wait on what is due 1t
until the courts say who is authorized to
receive it, The Democratic state officers
have opened offices in the Capitol hotel.
The charitable and penal state institu-
tons are among the sufferers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
p)YNION IS COLONEL
Of the First Regiment, Okla
hOma National Guards.
DELEGATES ALSO NAMED
To the Pure Food Congress
in Washington.

Guthrie, o. T, Feb. Ex-Governor
Barnes today appointed Major F. L.
Boynton of Kingfsher lieutenant colonel
of the First regiment, Oklahoma Ma
tionaI Guard Major Boynton was one OF
the most efficient officers Of the National
Guard. having been captain of the King
fisher company previous to his appoint
ment as major. and was also a captain
OF volunteers in the Spanish war.
Governor Barnes today also appointed
the following delegates to represent Ok
Iahona at the National Pure Food Con-
gress, which convenes at Washing ton
March Z:
Delegates at large-Dennis T. Flynn,
Guthrie; Hon. Amos A. Ewing, Kingfsh-
er.
Farmers-James P. Barton, Ponca City;
J. c. Pringey, Harvey; w. G. Timns.
Shawnee; E Z. Arlington, Mustang.
Pharmacists. NJ Remington, Shaw
nee. and c. P Wickmiller, Kingfisher.
Wholesale grocers-Oscar D. Halsell,
Oklahoma City.
Retail grocers-Thomas P. Fletcher,
Pawnee.
Food manufacturers-D L. Larsh. Nor
man.
Proprietary manufacturers-C. B. Hal
ey, Oklahoma City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28

perspirat!on, drawing out OF the system
all impure salts, acids and poisonous
matter. which, i retained, overw0rk the
heart, kidneys, lungs and skin. causing
disease, fevers, debility and sluggish
Astonishing Is the improvement in
health, feelings and complexion by the
use of this Cabinet, and II seems TO US
that the long-sought-for natural method
Of curing and preventing disease without
medicine has certainly been found
The makers inform the writer that more
than ll6,SSI of the Cabinets have been
sold since August. and showed tiers
from thousands or users VINO speak 81
this Cabinet rs giving entire satisfaction.
and a most marvellous Health Producer
and PTeServer.
Dr. NJ. p Beech, Chicago; T. II D.
Moore, Of Brooklyn, and hundreds az oIr
TO sell these CABINETS because they say
it benefits humanity more than drugs.
and is al that is necessary 10 get well
and keep well.
Congressman John ]. Lentz. RI. Rev.
Bishop J. l. Spaulding, Rev. G. NJ. Keith.
editor Holiness Advocate: Prof Kline.
Ottawa University; Edw. Rtschert. NJ. D..
University Of Pennsylvania; Senator Nc
Carroll Mrs. Hendricks. Principal Vas
sar College; Mrs Senator Douglas. Rev:
John A Ferry, Brooklyn, and host or
our most eminent people use and recon-
mend it.
Persons who were full of drugs and
nostrums. and had been given up 10 die,
were restored to perfect robust health.
to the. establishment Of their friends and
j. A. Gehring. sl2 Naghten street -Co-
lumbus, o., afflicted for years with Rheu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
PURSUIT ON A SWITCH ENGINE
Made Effectively by Officers Who
Wanted Sandy Calhoun.

Fort Scott Kan, Feb. 27.-Sandy Cal
houn, an ex-member of the Twentieth
Kansas, was run down on a Memphis
passenger train out of this city by Of
Ulcers on a switch engine and arrested
charged with the murder of his business
partner at Yale. He was apprehended
when the train reached this city, but
the officers thought he was a smallpox
patient and released him. Shortly after
the train left they We're notified that he
was wanted for murder. The company
tendere dthe use of a switch engine and
Calhoun was caught at crossing Just
ont Of tnwn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
LONGS SPEECH ON PORTO RICO
High Compliments Paid by Leaders
in National Affairs.

| Especial Correspondence of the Eagle:)
Washington, Feb 27.-The recent speech
1 of Mr.. Long on the Pue"to Rican .arlf1
bill considers to excite the most fave. able
comment It may be interesting to Mr
Longs friends in the district to knew
what the leaders of the house think OF
his great effort. A number of t.lem fol-
low:
Representative j. G. Cannon, Illinois.
chairman of the committee Of apprcpria-
tions-It is the most original speech !
have heard for years.
Representative S. E. Payne, New York,
chairman of the committee of ways and
means-Mr Long advanced more new
ideas than any other speaker.
Representative Lacy Of Iowa, chairman
of the committee of public landslide
speech was the most original one of this
session
Representative W. P. Hepburn, Iowa,
chairman Of the committee if interstate
commerce-It was the strongest short
speech heard so far this session.
Representative Charles II. Grosvenor,
Ohio, chairman of the committee Of mer-
chant marine fisheries, and Mr. Longs
associate or the committee of ways and
means-The speaker made no mistake in
ways and means.
Representative R. R.. Hit. Illinois
chairman of the committee Of foreign re-
laions-Mr. Longs speech was the
strongest possible presentation of the
propositions involved.
Representative Galusha A. Grow, Penn
sylvania, one of the fathers of the house
Mr.. Long is a young man with future.
All the Republican members of the
committee of ways and means have come
to AR. Long since the speech and have
told him their opinions of the effort and
its worth at this time They all say the
same thing; that it was a mastery hand
ling of the, questions and productive of
good in Strengthening the weak Repubn-
can members.
Leading Democrats, like Sibley, McClel-
Ian, Champ Clark, and others, have also
rendered their congratulations. Even Mr..
Richardson, leader Of the minority, went
to Mr.. Long and told him he considered
the speech an excellent one from the Re-
publican standpoint.
There is not the slightest question that
the great worth of the speech was in its
argument, so convincing to the Repubu-
cans who either had not studied the
question, did not realize the far-reaching
effects Of the defeat of the bill. The fact
that the retention of the Philippines, the
success of the Republican party in the
coming campaign and the open-door pol
icy Of the administration hinged largely
on the passage of the bill, had not ap-
peared in its full light and significance
to many Republican members. But the
effect after the speech was noticeable.
There was study of the question and
more light cast on doubtful points
Mr.. Long certainly made an excellent
impression, and did great good. It must
be consoling to the Seventh district of
Kansas and the entire state to recognize
these facts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
WEATHERFORO CITY OFFICERS
Attorney General Cunningham Rem
ders an AniniOn on the Case

Guthrie, 0. T.. Feb. 27.-Attorney Gen
eral Cunningham has rendered an Opin-
ion which is 10 the effect that the officers
elected at the special election held in
Weatherford May last hold their re-
spective offices until the general election
Of April Of this year, at which time all
the officers enumerated in section Of
chapter G. laws of 1897, are to be elected
for the terms prescribed by that statute.
The section referred to reads as follows:
1.-THE annual election in all cities Of the
first class shall be held On the first Tues
day in April, 1887, and each year there
after. At the annual election Of 1891
there shall be elected q mayor, city clerk,
police judge, city treasurer, city attor-
ney. city marshal who shall be chief of
police, city assessor, treasurer Of the
school board street commissioner and
one councilman and one member Of the
school board, who shall hold their offices
for two years and until their successors
are elected and qualified: Provided, Any
such city may by ordinance provide for
the annual election Of any of its officers
f4.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
Important Decision in wisconsin.

Madison. Wis, Feb. 27.-The supreme
court today handed down a decision
quashing the contempt proceedings
against the mayor, city clerk and twenty
five aldermen OF the city Of Milwaukee.
for passing and approving the street
railway ordinances after they had been
enjoined from doing so by the superior
court.
Milwaukee, Wis. Feb. 27-The decision
Of the supreme court at Madison. where
by the contempt cases against city Of
hcials are qusshed Is looked upon as es-
tablishing the validity of the ordinance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28

States Senator J. X. Jones OF Arkansas.
Jackson. Miss. Feb. 27.-Hon. Thomas
r. Woods chief justice OF the Mississippi
supreme court. today rendered his resig-
nation TO Governor L,onRino judge
Woods intends TO return TO law practices
a Meridian
Chieaso, Feb "A collision OF freight
trains on the Chicago. Take Shore and
Eastern railroad at South Chicago today,
caused the death oe Conductor Henry
Sheeberg who was burned 10 death IN ts9
wreckage No one else was injured
New York. Feb 27-A1nong the passen-
gers who arrived today pr the French
line steamer Ia Nornsndi, from Havrs
were Prof Henry de Ragudr and wife.
Prof De Ragneir will Iectur, on French
literature az Harvard and o.her institu-
tons Of learning in this county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
More Honolulu PIaque C,s.s

san Francisco Feb. 27.-The steamer
Australia arrived from Honolulu today.
The Associated Press correspondent a.
Honolulu, writing under date Of Febru-
airy ~, says; After twelve days passing
without a sign Of the plague. three cases
were discovered yesterday and ali ended
fatally The victims We're two Chinese
males. and a woman-haIf Chinese and
half Hawaiian. It is almost certain that
one Of the victims came 10 his death
eating Infected food from a Chinese
store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
FRISCO RAILROAD REPORT
OF the Purchase OF Section of the
Santa FEES Track

State Capital from Norman says: The
report was current on the streets Of Nor
man yesterday that the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Zee had bought the Santa Fe
track from purcell 10 oklahoma. Anoth-
er report accompanying this Tumor is 10
the effect that the Frisco has leased the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe south from
Purcell and that the purchase of the
Santa from Purcell TO Oklahoma gives
The Frisco throuEh line 70 The gulf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
MONEY ORDERS LONG CHASE
Found Its Payee at Oklahoma City
After Thirteen Years.

Guthrie. o. T., Feb. 27-The Times
Journal says: The Oklahoma City post
office this morning paid a postoffice
money order which WIS issued on May
70. 1881 The order was for $1.S7 and had
been sent to a negro by a woman. The
negro failed TO call for his mail and the
letter went to the dead letter office. 1t
was then returned to the writer, but
before the letter reached her she died,
and there was no one to claim the money.
Then the government began a search for
the man in whose name the order was
issued and did not let up until the money
was paid"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28

A genius OF Cincinnati has placed on
any one resting on a chair within enjoys
the famous Turkish. hot Yapor or meGi-
Gated baths At home for 5 cents each,
heretofore enjoyed only by the rich az
public bath rooms, health resorts, hot
springs and sanitaTiums. These baths are
celebrated for their marvellous Cleansing.
curative. purifying and invigoratinC ef-
fects upon the human system, and this
invention brings them within the reach
of the poorest person in the country.
Clouds of hot vspor or indicated vapor
surround the entire body, opening the
millions of sweat pores. causing prOfuse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
ROADBED AND RIGHT OF WAY
Fer the Guthrie Ningfisher are in the
saure-Thin2 CIaSs

Guthrie O. T., Feb. 27.-The road bed
and right of way for the Guthrie-King-
fisher railroad is assured now. The Sl5-
600 mas been deposited assuring the Santa
Fe Of the city's good faith, and the COM
panys officials at Chicago were notified
last Friday that everything was ready.
The grading on this end VIII commence
possibly not earlier than next week.
Steel rails and ties are now being unload
ed in the south part of the yards. The
Kingfsher end of the road has about
SEQ teams now at work on the grade.
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nrLIFRs prFFIcrLrrrs

Tsondo1. Feb. Z-A dls1-t-h p ths
Daily Nail from Pleser1ar ez9arE. 6ste1
M7niay. Saacrt5es az considerable leucrh
rhs eaorzsoos 6lfaruleies = Geosral B1l-
.er's task ard Says. TIE ral a6vaF-ee
osgzn iass wsdaestaT. TIE s,1peaseas
-1curs - tas task w1s oniy uaee-stoo3
wa@n. bel-g O. The saat- ems was able -
re4Eze zrazt g mars % ho1 infantry a.
positions a-gro1 in every di-ee;taa r.
carefully prepared t-e1eraa an1 wa
t-eassu-s-ks saes1ss-s - gsstlcrissiy sn-
pfssaIe r-aaz1en. arrn@1 wstA fss masf
sezlgg -ass ar5ag wsapoas aa2 ai3e5 -
ees@k 17aE guns ~ah 1at 81 bzs 3a-
ee-aer cs re IarSsst caiis-e $40 rs
sszss~
Laen Tsb Sic ps3y No. tss
the E8lsoz.nz sress E-s5ss1nlia fasea sst-
s.~saT Fsh-urE ~ -YssgezT ~ faEF
resreat eoussaaes. = 7a-sy q s9oat SER
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Bears The 4 nc M.d fs8 ddi5 AaeiS oo-E
Signature ~ LLeZ--Z
If NaXfTZH//LI/
In the PEN Twep,,-Tbree Y-ear-

Joliet. H., Feb. 17.-Henry Donald. col
ored. viii be released from the peniten-
;iary tomorrow. after having served
twenty three years inside ITS walls. He
vas sentenced for life from Kane county
on May 81. 1871 for murder. Last Sep
TENDER The sentence was comuuted 20
expire February - Donald had charge
Of sho prison chapel and was a "trasty.''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
NATIONAL BUTTER MAKERS
ASSOCIATION.

LlncoIa. Eeb.. Feb 1911.
For the above occasion The Great Rock
Island has made a rate - ons fare for 80
round trip wichita r. Lincoln. Tickets n
sale Feb. e. IS and .. rarurn limit FEB =.
Leave wichita 2 . m. arrive Lincoln
T.l5 rex. rnaruinE Through chair cars
and Pulmaa ordinary sleepers through %
Lincoln without charge Double lover
berth one dollar.
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z. -. TIIOEPsO,S. =. O. + h.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
curcAGo LIMITED

The Rock Isiaad limited leav.a wi~hitA
saUy a. SO a. N Tor chicago and east
err poi1ts The only liae r3asanx ssld
through train wi1hl.a - chicago zsfh-
oas ctsnre - caTz. Far iat0~rnation a.
e. rates. etc, call on 9r address
+ DRAKE. J. =. \.
Tslsoh1us -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
Enid Humber COMPANY Files Articles

Guthrie, .. T, Feb. 27-Artic'es OF in
corporation Of the Enid Lumber company
have been hied in the office of the terri
torial secretary. The capital stock is
S25.co0 and the incorporators are ]. 2.
Marshall and c. :. NcCleUan6 Of Enid.
and s. T Marshall Of Burden. Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
ZOE II rofrs

TAKE TIE 1IssoCgI PACIFIC.
~ krss4s AID NEIsssAgxA LIMITED .
Lsavss q hsa AZ 80 ? r.. srT1virx a
st. IA5z;s reg azcfrtrz ~ ~. r7akins
direct ecr1s-.ls-s w7sh a. Nnss sast No
eszrEe c. ears. Eexaus s~rBie. CIR
t.ckst eace. IA sTcr,A Kan zsress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
HIessrs Post and Lynn HonnreA-

Guthrie. Q. T. Feb. :, l,Iv,v-lrlor
Barnes today. appointed J. c. Post Of
Kngisher and J. s. Lyon of Guthrie
territorial vice presidents Of the Pan
American exposition which is to be held
in Buffalo, \. Y. in 1901.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28

Washington. Feb. 27.-The president 20
eay SEM the following nominations 70 the
senate. Henry B. Miller OF oregon, 10 be
consul at Chung King. China; Daniel Van
Y0orhis Of Ohio. 10 be second lieutenant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28

! enty, enroute for the north, drew rein
| for Limit hill. A battery Of I5-pounders.
! placed not far off. suddenly opened fire
and practically annihilated the party. A
/ Boer ambulance was later on seen col
! lectng the dead and wounded.
THE Beers are trying to form bridge
! or drift across Kip river, south OF I'm
bulwana, evidently for the purpose OF
| permitting the passage OF wagons and
| artillery in their retirement from COlen-
So Our guns are preventing this work
being carried on
| WATERING IN GOOD SPIRITS
/ New York, Feb. q a dispatch TO the
World from Mafeking. February Is. by
native runner to Gaberones, says: An
are well here A dance was interrupted
on Sunday. February II, by an alarm
sounded announcing that the Beers in
tended to attack the town. There was
some heavy firing by the Beers. but It
was not pushed home. The next day
Monday. February T. Captain Girdwood
"a s. KirkwoodD lately Of the Third
Royal Irish rifles. was mortalIy wounded.
He was universally held IN high regard
There was heavy night firing on Tues
day. the 18th. and Wednesday. the 18th
"Greaky'' apparently the nickname Of
a Boer siege gum was dismantIea at
nightfan on the 14th and had disappear
ed on the morning Of the 18th irhurs-
day.. but during the day turned Up five
miles west of Mafeking and began she'll
ing the town, the range at that distance
being as favorable for her as that from
her previous position. while she IS in
accessible at present 20 the gradual adj
vance OF the British garrison Cby running
trenches). The last advance made the
Beers uneasy. Today. tae 18th. bullets
have been falling everywhere and very
viciously. The British guns occasionally
stir I'd such a response.
PRETORIA WIRES ARE ALL RIGHT
Washington Feb IA cabisgram re-
ceived 1t the state department today
from Mr.. Ade'bort Hay. United States
consul at Pretoria, reports the arrival 70
that capital OF Captain Charles E.eh-
mann. the United States army officer de-
tailed O. ol,serve the conduct - the wac
in South Area from tze B1e- Side. ~.
Hay adds that Captain Eicfnsaru was
courte01sly received ~ the Roer officials
The cabIeErana xaa dated today. ar1 e. fz
said N the department :hat all = ths
business u the Consulate lE being en-
d-rtNd WIEN tht greatest dispatch anA
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n. VI. MiIIlams Naned Cnrnmis.inner

Guthrie Q. T, Feb. 2..-Judge Is. T.
Hainer has appointed Il. w Williams
United States commissioner at Pawnee to
m the place Of 3. ". Morphis. deceased.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
Leavenworth Bridge ar .,.,,on

IeaFenworth Kan Feb a-.-T-nifas
States Judge Hook today ordered VIII
lam \. Hoops. as master commissioner.
- sell AZ public auction ths Kansas AMI
Missouri bridge. in default in payment Of
$4,000 interest and S5>se}o principal. now
past due. J. n. ShanSlin is trustee a
majority Of The bondhoAers Of the bridge
company live in Amsterdam, New York
The sale VIII be SCI for some time IN
Nav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
HomEsEEKERs. EXCURSION

ARKANSAS LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
See
p. +. DUNN. DIST PASS. ACT.
FRISCO LINE.
Corner Main street ana Douglas avenue
Wichita. kan. FOR FUN information as %
time. rates, route etc
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New Dewey County Postor,cc

Guthrie, Q. T. Feb "a new 0ostofice
has been established at RoSaAad. Dewey
county. with William r. Houghtland
postmaster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-28
Citizens Fought Fire Win, Snor

PettsaurE, Pa. Fsa. 21-At O'Clock
this morning Gre was discovered in WI
sons billiard hail. or Main street. IN
Clarion. Pa. ana IN q short ,lms an en-
tire block q business e15ldings wss De-
scroye d. Loss estimated a. $Isaooo. Judge
W w Barr. a prominent cit5z12. dro7-
per dad from excitement The Mater
pipes were al frozen ana the citizens
fought The fire with snow.