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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
kEMpFF HEARD FROM.
II Making Cannon t'Nnse WIN lhs Paw
uVa far General VpOtOOttOn,

II MKhinS GAMMon GNnns WIN ths Paw,
WA fF General rvOtRNtI0h
WASHINGTON, Jnna VI, The navy do
Mrtment Inns Just given oNt the follow
Inv statement regarding the contents OF
n dispatch from Admiral kemptY,
MpNRht from TAlu 10 Che V0o and for
wAvaed by Commander Tanssls Of Tho
HMrktawnl
nphe department. hAs received n o.
Diagram from Admiral Kemptf, dated
Juno w. Ito says The d'nkN Forts were
captured by tho other foreign fopoaaI
thai heavy firing WINS heard NJ WieN
psia on thn evening ~ tho l7th Inst,
He " making common Gnnse with Ma
foreign powers for general protection
There Ap0 HOO Americans ashore On
MNy ~ thn number NJ foreign troops nj
Fakin vera snOl There Rre 5000 men
ashW0 now MI Che Zee and about 1900
lEaopa, Russian, German and English,
have inat arrived"
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ARD[0US March
rsrHW HalaEfuuTa
Admiral hey mour Arrises nj
PekIn WIN the Relieving
Column,
mmHM# m=#ss #-4ut
On Five Occasions the Chinese
Attack the United Troops
In Force.
NATIVES ARE BADLY ARMED
Al Times They Fought with
Admirable Courage and
Bravery,
Estimated That They Lost Five
Hundred Killed In tho
Fighting,

LONDON, June pl,~~A news agency
dispatch from Shanghai saysl
iAftM Nh MdN0us march md fro.
luent fghtinR with tho Chinese, Al.
mira| Seymour arrived nj Pekin sunday
afternoon, On Ave occasions tho Oil.
nane ATTACHED tho column IN great force,
There were many mounted mon among
the Chinese, but most Of tho natives
were badly armed, Az times they
fonRht with admirable courage and
bravery, The losses Of tho Chinese
during Tho march are estimated nj bO0
killed The loasoA Of The foreigners
warN wlAins,
nTho axaot stAte Of affairs insNle Of
Pakln N impossible 10 describe, In yiew
OF tho many conflicting reports, nothing
having bean received from tho legations
or Foreigners there
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DEMAND ron CLEVELAND,


~
New YeRk, june pL~Tbe Herald
prints n long editorial which Aays In
parti
"Aiter the existence Of 4 century and
\ quarter ~ a country whare the gov
eminent derives IN authority solely
from tho consent NJ tho governed, tha
United States Nv turning lin bAok upon
its own no Dry and traditions, From
free democracy ills IN danger Of bec0ms
Ing n %trynDlenl i%mperialistip ollRarohy,
III IN about time 40 fnDe the situation
squarely, The United States cannot,
viii not, allow the war to continue
much longer, The United States enn'
not afford 10 BIZ n baby empire, II enn
afford 10 stand ON and watch The baby
empire " England, thu baby empire Df
Germany, worry with their tpoubles,
"This truth wants driving home 10
lhe American people llut by whomF
IN fact, tho most pressing need OF tha
United States Mt this moment II u
statesman competent tO Gloss the g.ypApr
old Philippine account satisfactorily,
that N, by getting rld u 10, and with
courage enough ~ DO H.
"Mp, Cleveland " just such n man,
In both tho British and spanish dlni'
entities he showed sound judgment,
COMMON sense, iirmDess and breadth Of
view, lilo refused 10 bully lhe weak or
10 orinse 10 the strong, lle wAs the
rndder Of tho government, not The flH.
nrehead, This IN why The Herald asks,
What IN tho mnttap with Mr., Cleveland
for our uakt DppaidpntY'U
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IT, L. aRAPHlc BREVITlGs,

Tho gunbOat MaohiAa has left Colon
for O%arIheRena Admiral Watson,
aboard the Baltimore, haB arrived NJ
Perrin,
h y, Donnelly, president OF The IN.
tarnatlonnl Typographical union, hna
suspended the charter OF lGloouoIypers
Union No, 10 of W. Paul,
Lieutenant Governor MOlnnes 0f
British Columbia who refused 10 resign
Oh being requested w do No by tho
Dominion government, haa been dir.
missed,
The German government IN taking
great interest IN tho movement OF uor,
man manufacturers for tho exhibition
OF German machinery In Russia IN 4
rival 10 the American exhibitions
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HUNTER AT kRvaER sDoRp,
Occupies lhe Place Aitef s0ma Opp
Him

Occupies the Place Atlef s0Ma Opp0'
HillOnI
LONDON, Jane W. aa lord Hobopta M.
ports Tint General Hunter has Occupied
kruaepAd0rp west on JOhnnn0sbnpR)
with opposition md that General Mo-
ihNen, june ~, routed u ijOop force
which was opposing hlp entry Into
llNllbron, Ia tho Orange Hlver Colony,
The silence 0f Lord Roberts Ainoo
june 10 had disposed some quarters 10
believe that hla line on communications
hun boen reout, especially na, according
10 the latest news from Orange Hlyur
Colony, tho beers were known 10 be
sill lowering about tho railroad north
0r kr0Onstad,
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Nhlnss1 GvalH ami rravInou.

AUGUST h lAn '
,nohSd heG, 'lheI duly, ilhei Au
,, BATE dana 4tHel duIy, WttG Az,
az nnltk ,daH4 NlAo' duly, NlA0
dssh Amlbwmmvo, -,
o1eae 1, we''arn 'hM s'ptnmhpr sLAlI
ph!lknDa ,hMAlsQ, ' WI
kaGs pppah, lNG
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'OolplAl CATTLE, oooI hogs, 1000
M, rAui UDI0D stOoh Yards,

HOVTI W. pAuh JunO WI,
HOIN' Market Opnnud plsU hInh0p,
nloHnn .lhldy ". tho advance lMnNo III
prlnnb, VI ahalb ~
gAVVLNHs Mnrkut atandy,
HhlnH ranged w VI WMl M f0r oh0l0a
h,ntnhnr COWS hhd lpilornI yihnMhW f0p
aholnn hlinhnr MtNnraI Wh0Nl lM fOr INL
hnllh Nnlg0UW Tor wal uNlyuHI VOUW
afn, Nv slnokorA and fnniorH,
hHNNf-sA Konl dpnnAnd w steady
prlNna ~
,sAlN4 .lalaod W yllDMhM for sheen
shAhmhW f0r NV IAlnbA, '
q MeA'lplAl Cattlg lt00I calves, NN hogs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
NEARLY FOUR N
Wbaw MAKES Another sensational All
yADIa IN rice,

WNVW MNNpE NNDIIIpF EHHNNtIONN1 All
yADnn In rice,
CHICAGO, June pL=W Wheat Ind an'
other sensational advance In price dup'
linz the dry, july sold NJ blpu, or Dla
cents higher than tho close Of iho pvu.
vionn day, and closed NJ the top, Many
who Ind bought ND n lower ppioe took
0at fortunes IN profits The extremely
grave situation IN tho Northwest WINS
the influence IN The advance. NeporlH
from Tint section were that tho crop
had boon practically pNined by the laoh
Of rain, II Ind bean hoped by farmers
hint immediate rains would come to
Tho MD Of Tho plant, but these states
were reported without rain save In
auDta,
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A WrnliA NJ linnMlA

~ otleD hidden by nDaipblly plmpleH
enseDae letter. apyelpnlna, sAll pheNWl
etc, DNpblnDs Aphiph BAlya VIII plOpify
ila fnen by curing NIL skin ,arNptlONa,
nlaD nDiH,, hpnlsna,, burma, bDlla, fplDHa,
ulcers md W0pat Forms " piles. Only
" nls, D bDs Cure HnmDla6d, Mold by
HhAppla Drug ln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
cUBA's CONSTITUTION.
viii Gradually Prepare The Country i0p
AbAUIuta InuaUHnHHnaNi

AbA0Inta Independence,
HAVANA, Juno Y | rlal'he constitutions
convention, 10 be held In October, vii
consist Of representatives elected by
each municipality Oh tli0 basis 0f Ont
70 every thousand Of lhe population,
10 theao Will do added the eliief Justice,
Nil Tho civil governors, Two lnaUlaf aeOl
retaFioH and Tho rector on Tho university
Of Havana The convention Will form
Il constitution giving Ouba " much
more comprehensive aeif government
tlian tle present ayAtoin, gradually ppa'
parlnH tho country tor absolute lnd0'
pondenoe M guaranteed by tie Joint
resolution III B0lgreAa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
HN,l Try IL,

n khll0hs U0sgh AMI Consumption
unra, which IN sold tDr ltha, small price 0f
20 alsY ol ela, md slt0, dnes not cure
tAhe The bottle bneh. and WE VII refund
S SS1 ,nI @0 4asma ~ - pp,s Sss Ii ",s M sS1 Ss
ela. Mold by uhappla Drug OO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
CONSUL FOWL IN RE PORTS,
Hrs Had Nv Communication WIN iehln
inv his nNsa,

WASHINGTON, Jnno al,~mA mhlogrNm
WRs received M tho alnto department
from United States OonaNl Fowler NJ
dh0e Zoe, The consul aNya that 40
communication hNs hann hnd with 10.
hin f0r NV days pnAti that tho mission
WI San Chow lNa hOon lootod hnt that
tha Chinese general mrviod tha mis-
alAnArioa ntf In aNfNty IN M unknown
place, Tho Chinese ships IN Tho hAp'
h0r have loft for Tho south Tho Rus
Sims continue 10 lNna troops M IRhN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
WDnM Mi ADrhV M AMIN nv Fjiiy
UMps Nv pplpn

Times ~ pplpn,
nwOka luat night Witb aavepp pains
III ny ITS, When onms down % Work
lhls, morning fnlt NO weak could
hardly, wOyh' want iO Miller N Nj
DOplj'e lgOs slOya, pDd lhey Epopmr
and DlAWhiM llan,ady, u WOptpI lha
Mnsle and oOa dOae lIkel mn MI .vjgbi,
II certainly IL lhe finest thJnA aver
used fDp aiDMDph lpODbln, abalI moi
DO without III my homo Davenflan .lOp
should mi plpp " endure I'm suffer
plloe, d., IT, Wjlaon, G,yapymaD'
liupHpttHlDWD, Washington %, pn, WhIH
van,sdS II ioI snIe Dy Wbnppla brig OK
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
Ansppat Given Tin Liberty,

ANOKA, Mlnnu Juno VI, ~aJolm Dom
ahuo, the mRn who WIS brought 10
ADohM from the Minneapolis jall, hns
been given biz liberty, Any report that
10 Ind made u confession IN absolutely
false, Donahne ~ M enigma, and u IL
believed thnt no IN not just right mel'
tally,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
%MnDeNpDlls wheat,

MINhNAFOLIA, dunn w.
WHHAT-lD At0ru@uNO, Northern,
ss.ysy"' Tn,'YI, a% 4!so 'If I...u, T." Y'."' NJ
Northern, ullsI Mo- i N%Orlhmn' sOj,u'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
Ij,rysU tIuab liastsa,

MUwAUKEM dune WiwA Sentinel
HpNalaI fran Mln0NgRM WiAu. aagHi
WILLIAM 4, Hpgau md npplg VIII l0Aya
Nv ghlaaa0, dapln4 VIZ aflegloaM tvlA
tha milwaukee, pdadr OalanHl lFpgHn Inns
derived n world NJ beHeht Wy HE fesi
HIld pa~argAtlGh
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vsvvted nv yalepheps,

RRINeFV2N, Endu dime AIi-~ H0heVt
t0okhATt az naylNgtaH, Vennl md
Katherine pline M FAtaka thls aannty,
bav0 been married ny telephone, .Vha
payeFaRY WI. IaFfaFmea by the HeVr
AikRkh HI tNtekAs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
slOus uiiy Live stuck,
AIOuA CRY, Junu M

F'VHN 1iESI UhHN Nv
gATVLG~H Market ntondy,
hAloH ranged At tllbhub ~ lOr booyoaI
~ 1000 10 Tor COWS, bulls anu mlsodI
W,b0miIlo Tor At0ohnra anu feoderaI VIlN
M!nh lUF onl yos ANA yuArIlnHA
HOuA@. MnrknL 0I0nUl bO and OlOHul
bnlly 100 lower lMnso OF prices, II Wm
hDY(s
HuonlPtaI Cattle, b00l hogs, 1000
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
ATE MARK RI n
IDNINtI, Drain,

DULUTH june W.
WMnAT#aunHh No, ! hard, gDpbo, No.
No, b, Wlsoy, No A%rrive",N" l'utTl,,
Aaplembur, bpiAO,
ONt0hNL llNl 49,
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oEclsloN SUSTAINED.
siisharrls aud Muliet VIII kM Nv l'eps
mltiHd IN Land In This U0nNtFN

Mlltad IN tAnd IN TINS U0NNlFN
WARRINGTON, iuna vi, 80 Assistant
aoMoiary 1aylm haa rendered Il dads
sion adverse W. lh0, appeal NJ dalne4
WtahArrlA aud J0aaph Mnllet from ths
doOIaloa nj the Immigration officials nv
kow York, who hold than f0p dapOplA'
tl0n on Tile around that having bnan
convicted NJ u fel0ny IN O~0nnNOi0n WIN
tl0 murder NJ lard u%Nyendiah aud
Thomaa Henry HuVke In Hll0anN rMph,
Dublin, In lAAp, They 0nnllat Nv permits
lsd " land IN thiH 6ongtTy under, our
Immigration laws Vha mon VIII In
departed IN u vessel MAlllna nest sAtaF'
dHy,
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Unless fOqd Nv dl4ealed gDlpkly n viii
fepWenl Anl lpvllAle the slDWnpil ,4flal
enph mnnl .lnAD u ,llnagp00lfW ~ NOa0l
DtApppslN ungn 10 lIHnale ,WhAl yDl
egl 1nl VIII allow k0D Nj pnl oil yOn Deea
" Wllhl yDu llhn W ~ D|hnHanf lO tAkp,
OhNppln DpDu 90,
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REGARDED Az CRITICAL,
Conferences M thp white itOnM IN ,he
Vhlnesn hiinatiOM

thlnrsN Hlinati0h
WASHINGTON, June VI, "~R Secretaries
Hay md Root, Assistant Secretaries
Maiklej0hn md HANAott aud Admiral
pr0WRlnshteld Ind n long conference
with tho president during Tho day, On
leaving tho White House they stated
lhAt nothing had hNon hanrd from Pc
klnl Vhprn IN M doubt thNt tha officials
harN regard tho Chinese situation M
very MrltiNal md that more vigorous
measures than hereto contemplated Are
nnaar consideration,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22

All who aDifnp from piles viii be llad
10 laapD that DaWlfta Witah Hazel
SAlva VIII Hlya tlaM instant and per-
mapant relief u VIII pNra eczema
md OH skin ilisaAaaa, beware III conn
tapfaliA uhApple Dpuu t0,
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INV Innl VIM

,Ilas alW LOEB her benuyY " W, pDN
allpAllo1 InhlAaanon aloN bpAlAohe ",
Zen hds onrnl. lbase Ills fW bAlf ., een
MY, rylna gD nls' nnl bo plg .M9nel
geflnhe1 vnapllg Ape gDi satisfactorily
bold by OhAppla Drug 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
HOTEL DESTROYED,
ARe Man Killsd and sls psople ssrlously
lMNrnl,

injured,
RapyH HEsh lndu June al,--Opo
man killed, nv seriously injured md u
NnMhar nj others slightly hurt, IN tho
Fosnlt nj tho dpstFHeNan by lre NJ TIM
MayFaap Aptal laasted ON VintnlA aya.
NNe, Vhe Are which ~ supposed 10
nave heen III l~neaRdiAry origin, started
IfAgFtlY After n mn. and WINS almost
immediately fallawpa by \ terrific ey'
plaelgR,
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JAPAN MovlNa TROOPS.
VhlElspn Wnnhrnh Additional A0ldisva
hAil u0r vnkM

WAsMN0T0h, Lnno' al,wTha AMER.
can minister Nv WoAio tologrAphH that
TWO transports with 1900 men and 100
hoFaaa have sailed fran LapNn for TAlu,
lhRt NM Japanese troops have already
landed and TINT llyO IApAnOa0 war vol.
aala Arn now nj VNkn oaddH that tho
Japanese government ~ prepared 10
Aend additional forces should tho no.
naaaity arise,
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RETURN FROM TAku.
Arrival M tha ynrhtNWn VI Chsa roo IL
WNpmrIHh,

WASHINGTON, lime STA mblegMm
has inst bean p0Heiynd Nh tho navy DO
pArtmnnt fr0m Commander Tauaaig M.
nnnnalng tho arrival 0f tho Yorktown
M nhee Zoo fran WAkn, whore ho wont
with dispatehes from tho department
AnathW ~ lsggAm " nxppGtpa shortly
from FAHAala describing conditions W
Vgkp,
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ON THE DIAMOND.


American League
Az Detrnlt, llj Cleveland, u
Az nhlnnuO, VI milwaukee,, \
A. Minneapolis, u Kansas CITY, H.
Az Indianapolis, Y Buffalo u
National League
A. 0hlonno, il plttsbNrn NJ
Az p%hllhlolphlA, bl %lir0oklyn, 1,
A. New York, VI BOSTON III,
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Starvation never ynt 0OpNd dyapepaln
Persons Wllh indigestion, nVo NlphnuyhNIf
starved ,I1ley Dgoa plnlly " wholesome
food kOdOl d@ybpbpHIG ,GnE0 dIgealA
Nlnl yOV enl ne lhn body nnn bo
nonplHInl while lln worn ONl OpgnOp Age
being lnuOnplnnulAdy, W " lhn only
preparation known ,lhhl VIII, lDhthnllb
Iellnye ma completely lnIa, III nlOmhNh
llpnbleA' " ~ pertain l0 do yOl good
OhHppln DUE 90,
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Lana tall ,apvMned my Alp while
% led og anld " llraL wna n ,allHhl
grew worse md thN. d0utDg then aAI1 !
Ind rheumptlam,, " oDnLlnnDd 10 grow
WORSE npd ! could hApd|y aot around W
work., went l0A drug store md lhe
dIuuulAt pnnOMmenlpl mo, IN, wv
OIilibopIaIn'H pnin HDlmI fried "
md OqhINnlr " u bO0ent, bottle cured me
friends ~ A. D1b0n0h, llglo, Pm II
nor Hnlp by uhnpDlD Dpnu 90,
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%tilDrjDns AaWn

w ''S%". |'P%T y v. p .,,| \; o@ykI',..S,, z,
NlltnpA has, ,oDvpl Mn, HppWap 0f
torgrnlu, Whloh bn1, nnYgah her HvaUL
suffering fOv ypnvp, 1prpllle HOpaH would
ppehh Ollt Oh her bend ADd fhNn, md lhR
peHt lOglppA could Hlyn, no halpI bnl DOW
hpp health ~ nana|I6DL,n HIopfplp Hlltpla
lha supreme remedy rol, aoSaIvR'' %latiar,
Hhll rlleNnl, ulcers, bQIIa md ImnnlNH
sores, " Hllmulglpa ,lbe lIynl, kilneyH
nnd bowels, nApnls pOla0Da, hnlpa IlgaH,
llOD, hnlllg ND, ,lhn HlrnDAlhI Only hD
ela SoId by Uhnpp|n Drug ll0r DNMr
Anleallr
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HWnll, N 4lge ANd Hpent In gpaDIla npe
eWlltA little l3nyV nlaola, Llo lnmONg
llllu plllB, thht, olpn1ao lh0 llyap hDd
pDWnle Tllny GO moi Hplpn dhnpple
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-18
BANQUET AT PARAMOUNT
Spread TO be Given by Athletic Club
TOmNT.roW Evening

One Of the most enjoyable events of the
year in college circles Will be the athletic
banquet at Paramount college tomo1I ow
night. This viii be the first event of The
kind at Paramount and in the coming
years viii be made an ANIMAL affair. A
general invitation is out for everyone, and
the small sum Of % cents will he Charged
for the plates. At first thought it would
seem that a banquet could not be given
To- this small smount, but the Far
noun people say that theirs Will be
superior to even Bryan's dollar Lamluet.
e eeches and merry making w! SO The
order Of the evening and Professor John
Barlow will be the POSTMASTER. The fol-
lowing toasts viii be given:
President Morrison-Our Athletics as
Seen from New England.
Walter c. Herrick-What Our Oppo-
nents Think of Us.
Professor Marshall-VocaI solo.
Miss Alkaline Harding What the Girls
See in Football.
J. Everett Acknowledgement, FL om
a Captains View Of the Gridircn.
Professor W. II. Isely-Odds and Ends
of the Football Campaign.
Miss Mabel Misunderstanding.
Myron BoyIe-Our Needs, From a
Managers Point of View.
Professor F. \. Spindler-Fairmount's
Future Athletics
The street cars will be held at the col
Iege until late hour and this will give
an opportunity for the downtown people
to spend a delightful evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-18
GRAIN DEALERS MEET
district Association Meeting Held at
Well ngfOn

The Grain Dealers association of Har-
per. Cowley. Barber, Sumner and Sedg-
wick counties held a meeting last night
at the offices OF the Hunter Milling com
paay. in Wellington. President sam Z.
Cole Of Harper presided over the meet
ing. S. Y. Carter of Wellington is secre-
tary Of the district association. The per-
sons attending We're: Z. J. Smiley. Con-
cordia: A. J. MacKinzie, chief grain in
spector. Kansas city: 3. F Smith. Atti-
ca: c. w Hough. Milan: c. II. Soaring,
of the Arkansas City mills: Mr.. Hunt
Arkansas City; Mr.. Barlow. Kansas City:
Mr.. Sturgis. Wichita; Clark Knox and
John Sicelof, Belle PLANE: b. +. Kelsey,
Oxford: c. A Miller and Mr. Richmond
Anthony; II. A VIM. Perth.
The principal business was preparation
to attend the State Grain Dealers meet
ing at Topeka March and :. after which
the grain dealers and the state milleTs
association are to start upon an eXcur-
sion to Texas with their wives. The OBJ
ject of this excursion is TO set better ac-
uuainted with the trade in the south and
to enjoy a vacation. \ special train will
be run from Topeka. and stops Will be
made al Fort Worth. Houston, Calves
ton. Port Arthur, Sabine Pass and such
other points as the excursionists may
desire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-18
WICHITA ENGRAVING PLANL
Mccoy Brothers Of Kansas City Have
Taken Hold oft.

Mr.. o. J. Mccoy arrived in the city
yesterday and purchased from Messrs
keatch & Whittier, for Mccoy Brothers,
the Wichita Engraving company's plant
and viii take charge this morning He
comes from Kansas City. Mr.. McCoy's
arrival is an acquisition to the city. He
is an artist Of great ability, and the work
he does EQUALS that turned out in any
of the eastern cities, and will excel that
seen in Wichita hitherto. He has a wide
experience in newspaper illustrating and
in commercial work, and has added to an
Unborn talent a valuable experience,
which enables him to do effective work
quickly. He will increase the working of
the plant which has been here and i'm
prove it in many ways. His ability will
be soon demonstrated and the work of
the kind for Wichita and vicinity, some
Of which has been previously sent east,
will be centered in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-18
FIXED UP A RECORD
Oklahoma Young Man Named His
Own Battles.

Lieutenant Willis Uline Of LeaYenworth
while in Wichita recently to administer
the oath Of service to volunteers here,
related an interesting experience with an
ex-volunteer who wanted to enlist and
go TO the Philippines and at the same
time pose as a genuine hero of the Santi-
ago campaign.
one day last week there walked into
his office a young man who hailed from
the Indian Territory. He gave his name
as Morrow and stated that ne had be-
Ionged to Roosevelt's Rough Riders and
wanted to enlist. He had the looks OF an
Indian, common to many who pass their
lives on the frontier.
After announcing the fact that ne had
followed New York's governor. Lieuten-
ant Thine asked him for his discharge
papers. These were forthcoming and on
the back, in the space designated for
battles in which the owner took part was
written Engaged in Battles from Las
Guasimas to Santiago"
Something in the writing attracted
Lieutenant Uline's attention. It seemed
to be slightly different to the rest on the
paper and appeared to be blurred, and
there were indications that erasures had
been made. This aroused Lieutenant
UHne's suspicious and he gave the paper
a microscopic examination which result
ed in showing that the original writing
had been erased and the above quotation
substituted. Charles L. Morrow, as the
discharge designated him. was held and
put through the sweat box by the recruit
ing officer His troop, shown by the dis
charge, was Troop NJ, of the Rough Rid
ers. one of the four troops left at Tam
pa Fla, and the microscope revealed
that the quotation should have read:
Engaged in no battles, no skirmishes,
no expeditions
After close questioning Morrow con-
fessed that he had never seen service,
but had remained at Tampa during the
entire expedition. Lieutenant Uline at
tributed the mans offense to his desire
to pose as a real hero in the war with
Spain He was not enlisted. but sent on
his way with some good advice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-18
WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE
Junk Dealers Must Make Fuller De
tails of Purchases

Chief of Police Cubbon yesterday or
dered that the ordinance regarding the
checking of property by junk dealers and
secondhand merchants be more strictly
enforced. The ordinance requires that a
description be kept of tne goods pur-
chased and an accurate description Of the
person selling the same. 1t also requires
that the name and residence Of the seller
be given. The dealers have been rather
negligent regarding the ordinance and
have not fully filed ont the blanks. They
viii be required to do this in the fu-
ture and all the slips VIII be signed by
the patrolman on the beat before being
turned in.