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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
S0APEO THE GAS JET
VIZ. .Belden LabOred Under False APP
prehensiOns at Court House.

About the best smallpox joke that has
been played during the scare in this city
was peTpetrated by Sheriff Simmons yes
terday, the victim being Mr.. Belden, the
new custodian of the court house Mr..
Simmons has laid in a supply of the sui
phur candles for fumiga ting purposes. He
had just placed one under a chair occu-
pied by Ed. Anderson Of Cheney and
played a good Joke on him. Mr.. Anderson
had just got through wiping the tears
away when Mr.. Belden happened to en-
ter the Office. At once turning I'D his
nose and shifting the air he said:
Say, I smell gas. I wonder If any of
the gas jets around here are leaking?"
Yes, confound it." said Sheriff Sim
mons, that jet above my desk has given
me lots Of trouble, Belden; 1 wish you
would fix it,
An right, Charlie. I can do It," and out
he went after a cake Of soap. Returning
in a hurry he climbed up to the gas jet
and began to ru0 soap all around the
joints of the jet While he was on the
chair working at it Mr.. Simmons slipped
another sulphur candle under the chair
and Mr.. Belden worked away like a har-
vest hand. The gas" kept coming
stronger and stronger and Mr.. Belden
dumped soap lavishly about the joints of
the jet. Finally the fumes got so strong
Mr. Belden turned around and wiping
away the tears from his eyes, said:
by George, don't believe can stand
this Job much longer. I don't see what
can be the matter with this jet"
One Of the boys slipped up and pointed
out a joint in the jet which Belden had
missed. Quickly grabbing up the soap he
slapped about a pound on that joint. Then
he began to cough and choke and said
the job would have to go at that. The
crowd had held in as long as possible and
when they broke out laughing the asses
sors who were meeting in the basement
thought pandemonium had broken loose
up stairs. Then Mr.. Belden lied himself
into the commissioners Office and swore
vengeance on the sherif's crowd
The gas jet is badly soaped but it is all
right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
SUNFL0WER LEAGUE
To Hold Its Annual Banquet ia WITCH
tia Again

AS published in Sundays Eagle, the
great banquet OF the Democratic organ
lzati2n known as the Sunfower League,
viii be held in Wichita, the date having
been set down for April Il. Several DAYS
ago H ". Stewart, one Of the leaders
Of Tammany in this city. received let
ter from Bill Sspp. president OF Sun
flower League, stating that Wichita
could have the banquet If she wanted IL
Mr. Stewart then began 70 inquire into
the facilities afforded here ana went 10
Topeka with such hatteriaE statements
fhat the members Of the league voted for
Wichita almost unanimously
The annual banquet viii be BY far the
biggest thing the Democracy viii have %
offer this year - the way Of attractions.
President Sspp says Colonel Bryan. tx
Governor Stone Of Missouri. Ex-Governo-
AIggeld OF nIno.s. John r, Mclean Il
Cincinnati. Ohio. Bourke Cochran II New
York, and many other notabies Will surely
be here. Plates will - laid for I9o
guests az = each X IS understood that
Ben Eaton OF the carey VIII e the
caterer. ana re proposes % uss he tU6i-
toriun as ths banquet RaH. he says he
can arrange tables in such a manner as
n easily accommodate ! fsse persons a.
ore sitting The room VII b. made more
beautiful than IL has ever been nasde ~
fore for ? pubic function O. any kind
After the banquet anu love feast Il IS
expected that each q the great orators
OF IRE occasion win address 7serEcw
meetings, Tor th- city VIII d.Eht1es= ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
MRS. BIRD SHULTZ FORD
Inquiries Come Here Concerning Al
legged Arrest

Inquiries from outside papers yesterday
brought the information to Wichita that
United States Marshal W. E. Sterne Of
Topeka has arrived in Washington with
Mrs. Birdie Shultz- Ford of Wichita, who
was brought under warrant made out on
charges preferred by Mary A Kyle Of
Washington that Mrs. Ford, about two
or three years ago obtained money from
her under pretense Of being employed by
Senator Bacon of Georgia, a reporter
for the Eagle tried to find Deputy Mar
shall Trigg last night TO see whether there
is any truth in the story, but Mr.. Trigg
was out Of the city 1t was learned,
however. that Mrs. Ford had left Wich-
tia last Friday for Washington. Mrs.
Ford is well known in Wichita as a prom
inent church member and vocalist of
more than local note She has taken
part in most OF the leading church and
musical entertainments in this city since
she came here two years ago, She has a
remarkably sweet voice and much power
as A public singer. She was married 70
Herbert Ford a North Main street grocer
about a year ago.
The warrant may be the result Of an
old gru5ge or some Misunderstanding,
and the matter viii probably be settled
without any particular trouble any more
than grows out OF the usual disagree
ments in financial transactions. Mrs.
Ford's father, Rev. Shultz is a city Off
clal IN Baltimore, Nd. and retired
Methodist minister. Mrs. Ford has
host Of friends in this city who Will be
glad to see the trouble settled at once and
full Justice done TO Mrs Ford.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
COUNTY PATIENTS REMOVED
Taken From Private Asylum to Poor
Farm

The county patients that have been kept
at the private insane asylum on South
Hydraulic avenue were yesterday Temov-
ed to the county poor farm, the new
buildings there having been completed
and accepted by the commissioners. There
are eight Of these insane and senni-insane
people. and they will be kept under such
control at the poor farm as E+D render
them harmless. One person is so old that
he has simply lost his mind. Another is
a young woman who, in a fit Of temper,
tried TO stab some Of her relatives. She
viii be kept under surveillance at the
poor farm. Most Of the patients are able
to work a little. Those who are so bad
as to be dangerous will be put into cells
that have been built in the new build
ing. Everything about the poor farm is
said to Zoe in fine shape and the COM
miSSioners say it will be much better
every way since the new buildings have
been completed. for besides having the
county patients under care there will he
no danger but what they will be cared for
more properly than when the county was
compelled TO farm them out 10 private in
stitutiOnS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
CAMPBELL is CERTAIN
says lie viii be Nominated for Con-
greSs hN Demo- PonS

Attorney 1, p. Campbell has returned
from a trip over the Seventh consression-
al district which he made in the interest
OF his congressional boom. He tod a re-
porter for the Eagle yesterday that he
would be nominated for congress by both
the Democrats and Popul!sJs. He says he
mas studied the field closely and every
where the people have tod him that If
Se5gwick county wanted him he would
be their choice. Il is now conceded hy
both Pops and Democrats that sam Ami
don's boom, which never got 70 De very
large, in fact, was only started for the
purpose Of boosting him fer attorney gen
eral The latter boom having utterly
failed to matersalize, il is considered that
sam Is out Of the field entirely. Mr.
Campbell says he has assurance that no
one besides himself VIII ask FOR the
Sedgwick county delegation, and L he
gets it he win have = wak-aWay in the
other counties
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING
From the Mutual Life Insurance
COmpany's Annual Report.

The receipts for the year were s5S.SsO, ;
00.21 The Mutual Life after placing
$251, 711,sSS to the credit of the reserve
rund and other liabilities in accordance
with the requirements Of the New York
Insurance Department has a contingent
guarantee fund of S47, 952 54S, n addition 10
the dividends to be apportioned this year
In 1889 the claims paid arising from the
death of policy-hoIders amounted 10
SIS. go, 97s. and in addition 70 this the COM
pany paid during the twelve months
so, 7S9. 057 on account of endowments, divi-
dends, etc. The general business of The
Mutual Life in 1899, when compared with
the results during the previous year, is
highly satisfactory. The insurance in
force December 81, 1895, amounted TO Sell
III. 997. On December 81 1899. the business
in force aggregated in amount $l,052, s65, 211.
Since dts organization, in 1S43, The Aiu-
tuaI Life Insurance Company OF New
York has paid to its poIscy-holders s5l4-
11794S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
POLE LINE COMPLETE
Ready for the Telephone Wires TO
Kansas City.

General Inspector Duggan of the Mis-
souri, and Kansas Telephone company,
was in the city yesterday, and said: THE
last pole in the long distance telephone
line between Wichita and Kansas City
was put in yesterday, the work being
completed by r. B. Cochran, superintend-
ent Of the construction. The wire viii
have TO be strung between Wichita and
Usage City, which viii be completed by
April first Wichita will then be able 20
talk with Emporia, Topeka, Kansas City,
ST Joe. Sedalis- St. Louis and Chicago,
and as much further as distance viii per-
NIT.
"A new line is being built south from
Wichita over the Rock Island, or al least
will be It viii be a toll line. tapping
new territory south from Wichita TO Rem
frow, Medford, North Enid. South Enid.
Pond Creek to KingGsher. where c0unec-
ton viii be made with the northern ter
MINIS "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
HONOR TO WICHITA MAN
HV. Hcyay Made Member American
Electrical EnAfitnte

City Electrician H D McVay has been
made a member Of the American Insti-
tute OF Electrical Engineers. Mr. McVay
is the only electrician in the state who Is
a member Of the organization. Il IS ac-
counted to be quite an honor to BE chosen
q member. as entrance % the society IS
difficult to obtain. An applicants quail
HcauoEs. knowledge and experience in
the business are closely examined into
before a certificate % membership IS
issued. The society is devoted 70 the adj
vancement Of science. Meetings are held
each month. when papers ara read or
various subjects OF interest and copies
are mailed 70 all members not present
All the principal electrical experts q the
country belong 70 the organization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
ADJUST TAX VALUES
County Assessors Held Inter-
esting Meeting Yesterday.
STICK TO 80 PER CENT
Rate Is Raised on Stock Cat
tie and Hogs.

The county assessors met yesterday to
equalize assessments for the year 1866
Every township in the county was rep
resented and the assessors had a. good
meeting. In spite Of the law which says
that property must be assessed at full
value, the assessors continue to refuse
TO assess it at more than 30 per cent OF
! actual value, claiming that this Is the
rule all over the state.
H. W. Ruble was elected chairman and
John Kncblauch secretary. County Clerk
Chain was present and presented the res
olutions adopted by the state convention
Of county clerks, relative TO assessment
at full value and changing the method
| OF deducttng the 500 exemption. The
present method is to take the 90 per cent
valuation and then deduct the $500 from
that. Thus a man owning $500 worth of
personal property would have it cut to
$3.50 for taxation purposes, and the 500
exemption from that would wipe cut all
taxable values. The method from now
On will be to subtract the $500 before re-
ducing the value TO 30 per cent.
The change inyaluadons from last year
are in first and second grades of stock
cattle, hogs. corn and kafir. Three-year-
old stock cattle, which were assessed last
year at 81 to 50, will be assessed this year
at IS to So Two-year- olds have been
raised from s. to 81 TO IS TO IS. YearHngs
remain the same as last year. Hogs
were raised from 90 cents per 100 pounds
to 81 per hundred. Corn was lowered
from cents to cents. Kaf1r was low
cred from 10 cents to cents.
All other personal property was left the
same as last years assessment, which is
as follows:
Horses and mules (road or driving,
SO to $50
Horses and mules farm or draft, first
class. SIS to S25.
Horses and mules (farm or draft), sec
ond class, IS to SIS.
Horses and mules farm or draft, third
class. 50 to IS.
Stations and Jacks, eight times service
fee
Fat steers, including all in feed lots,
$40 per hundred.
Fat COWS, so cents per hundred.
Mich cows, first class. 81 to so.
Mich cows, second class, 81 to Sc.
Mich cows. third class, 50 to 81.
Hay, per ton, SOC.
Sweet Potatoes 15c.
Sheep, 3Oc to 75c.
Wheat, No. 2, per bushel &c.
Wheat No. 8. per busheI, 1Oc.
Oats per bushel, sc.
Cane seed. per bushel 15c.
Mil1et seed. per bushel. 15c.
Alfalfa seed per bushel, 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06

cases of typhoid fever in the town, and
many cases OF stomach trouble. Physi-
clans at the camp attribute this to the
bad water and the wet ground on which
men living in tents were sleeping. One of
the Alaska Exploration warehouses was
used as a hospital until the arrival of the
Rev. L. L. Wirtan in October with a staff
Of nurses, lumber, material and supplies
for a new hospital.
The water supply for the town was o.
tanned from Snake river, but as it flowed
through the swampy tundra, with it's
mass Of vegetation, it was very unhealthy
and the physicians advised all to boil IT
before using. Lane and Price sunk a well
almost in the center Of town and put in
steam pump but the supply was limit
ed, and while an Improvement over the
tundra water was yet not Of the best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
NOBODY REGISTERING
Only Twenty One Women in the I'm.
{ re city Want 70 Este-

Nobody seems 70 want 70 register this
spring. The total registration last s2r-a 3
was 57s0 Up 20 date this spring cay
s. have registered There are only
seventeen DAYS more 10 register and
counting a. the same figure tAis year "a
last there WIZ re A5 20 register IL
seventeen days. or - pr day
The women 90 MT seem . De IL R0i.tics
this year. Lssl spring tie t0sal Wsnah
registration wzs 341s Tlle resis;ration %
cate IS q TIE Second precinct g gre
prs; ward. Second and Telrd q tas
Third ward. FIRST q TIE Fs-rtz wsrd.
Second % the Fgf,h w4ra and PRS. * -le
sixth ward have n woman REGISTERED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
BROKE UP CRAP GAME
ofleer MeMTfIea Hade a Raid On Last
SUNDAY

Officers Mc2Esaen anz Moore s-7ssss4 a
crowd % boys saEssy wE1 hs5 n-aks7
lntS . Missouri Pssife frstsht eaboe.
and were. # tz alleges, engaged In q
,5ve1v game Of craps. Ire Boys we're
william Cseper. Ea Paa1 n z spsG3-
ing WI D1aear ara Charles Dp-5zt
Taey were sned s eaea In gsites easgs
-1day ard we're re12rded - fan n &C.
= ait % payment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06

full Of people from all over the state,
and especially from this section of Kan
sas. Special trains will doubtless be ar
ranged for and the Democracy of south
ern Kansas will take advantage Of this
big day to launch fusion campaign with
a strong Democratic pull under the
auspices Of the Sunf1ower League.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
IA MAPLE GROVE
Body Of Colonel Huffman Laid 10 Its
Final uest

sunday was rainy, bad day, bat a
great crowd Of people attended the fu-
neral Of Col. ". Z. HUFFMAN at the
Scottish Rite cathedral AZ . o'clock and
then followed the body - Maple Grove
cemetery. Services ia German were held
at the house az = O'Clock BY the Sons Of
Herman. after which the body was
taken in charge BY the Masons. The ca
thedral was fllled by great co2coUrSe
Of friends The floral decorations were
exQuislteIy pretty and enblenagic Of the
Quiet tenderness Of the dead man. All
day Saturday from i o'clock % the Re-
mains were viewed by friends who Went
10 the home, over and over again the
people said as they left each other re-
turning from the funeral sunday and
scattered about silently in the gathering
darkness, going TO their homes: We
shall not soon see his Ike again"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
HOODS Pills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
lROEgSe the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
;ousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box
Prepared byC.L Hood & &C., Lowell, Mass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06

A prominent Democrat. when told yes
terday that l. p. Campbell wo0ld be the
next nominee Tor congress. said rs very
much doubted il. The Democrats don't
like the idea OF running a Pop. and WI
not have il unless they are forced This
Democrat in,iuate3 that Judge Dale
would Be put iae0 the race BY his friends
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