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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
The LIQUOR Que ton in Russia

The Russian government for a number Of years
been trying devise of limiting the rninous
liquor among laboring classes or minis
ter of finance puts it, "o the population from the
the innkeepers who, order make
large profits, aduteraed their spirits with sub
which proving runous the lower classes
public were acknowledged be the pow
erful agents ruin DISCRIMINATION economic
life of the Russian people and threatened the mpovesh
rnent Of the whole agricultural population"
of the things done by the government to
conne the Of liquor places where food required
with order for liquor. penal
provided for selling credit for receiving arti
cles for drink for barterng produce future
of license the penalty for
violation of the laws.
Fifteen years first proposed that the govern
ment control the liquor; annual
licenses that s175000OOo
big part dispense with
Nine the great famine revealed state Of things
which some radical reform The present system
which has already been introduced in half the empire in
Guiding thirty provinces with population $1,000 900
the revenues but such
directly attributable bad liquor the
excessive Of it and improving the morality and
pery of the Masses The government determines both
quantity quality the spirits manufactured
purchases proportion and permits the sale of the
remainder only under strict regulation.
Under the lead Prince Oldenburg st. Petersburg
particularly enlightened preventive agencies
has organized. The plan is open reading
libraries cheap attractive restaurants public
gardens squares where working people congrgate
The grown remarkably, until there
nearly 1000 and restaurants 948
reading libraries, 564 popular readings hired
halls, and many other similar attractions.
conviction that the serious hindrance Rus
progress lies the twin relics of barbarsm teracy
ntemperance among the peasant classes freely
pressed by leading newspapers Of Russia is giving
power to It is expected that the
within year be extended into all the
seventy-fve provinces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

That is, therefore person of great influence
Importance may inferred statement that
three provinces 1s5157 square miles
contain population of 660oOooO only little
less than the population of the United States
There eighteen provinces in China, those
directly responsible throne yet the local
minstraton is distinct that if officials elective
instead of appontive there would be pretty approx
nation states right provinces col
their maintain civil service
armies while their rulers supposed to be home
rulers exclusively Though it is part their duty
repenish the imperial exchequer, they given
hand to methods and it the viceroys and
enough only supply
local imperial but fill pockets
On this the offices pluns great magnitude
and after than places the central
administration.
The inferior a governor being
of larger divisions the provinces which is
subdivided grades the VIII
which exercise local control but
able their immediate superors, they in to
theirs until the throne is reached.
Certain checks upon arbitrary power found in the
usages the country, especially
fully elaborated civil service system Admission
service is free to all who the examinations and
the great officials Of them worked
way up from the bottom They sprung the
people, very important feature system is that
it binds the emperor himself If may discharge vice.
will he may appoint
successor but make his selection the official
list Of the civil service
1t follows that the appointess are men of force and
ability, and this well because their
station their emergencies like the pres
anomaly therefore, entirely natural
that Ii Hung Chang should have been his
viceroyalty of for consultation the capital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
Chinese Provincial Officers

The Chinese imperial edct Of July l. transmitted
through the Yiceroy Ii " have had what nur
ported 10 be official through the governor Of the prov
ince Of Shan Tung and the Of Shanghai The very
titles which these bear for confusion
and their independent suggests divided authority
but matter Of fact the whole Chinese
government is closely knit together though each local Do
litIcal division is responsible its own ruler alone
The viceroy is the governor some single
great province provinces Thus the
Liu VI referred above includes his authority
the provinces OF Kiangsu. Nganhwe and Kangei
He dependent upon the Pekn government his ap-
pointenc may pleasure but within his
uot hAznpered by imperial interfer-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
The Career of Janauschek.

Janauschek is dying in a Brooklyn hospital AS an
of she did closely larger Cities
but visited the whole country despising which
could drum aulence of four hundred wich-
tia, when it yet small town. her. had her
ring face of the audience in the
sleep-walking Macbeth cowboy spec
had remarked audbly that she in chemse
This city her comparatively young and
old one her audiences growing each subse-
visit until of late she failed ALL
But she had not given up year tour
the country.
The story of Janauschek's romantic In her
prime she the of the European Royal and
imperial gifts showered upon her. She numbered
among her most ardent admirers the Empress
STA. the King of Bavaria King Holland Napo
Leon viceoys ambassadors nobemen by score
All of these had their tributes tragedenne
it is said that when she to America in 1867 jewels
she brought with her presents her devotees in
Europe worth at least 100000
The great actress has always persiseny refused to
write autobiography her than fifty years Of
acting come into contact with men and women
whose words ways fascinating topics her
and graceful for she is excellent writer
English and the continental languages. But generous
ers for such work have been consistently rejected
the result has been that stories career
in Europe have found their into print At all of them
she has shrugged her shoulders with smile
mark: What will they not write of me?"
Nine. Janauschek born Prague, Bohemia July
90 1880 and made that city when she was Is
years old. She the fourth of a family nine. AS
child She showed remarkable talent for
clever pianist and wonderful singer. At Is she
entered the conservatory language and
perfected her German during time that her
mind first turned toward stage master of elocu
ton took deep interest her predicted her
notable career player if she would consent to cult
vate her marvellous histrionic powers family con-
sented and she made her appearance as Caroline
comedy L VIII Remain Single" After that she played in
Come Here and Love Intrigue" these early
performances gave all the signs of genuine genius.
From Prague she Leipsic and thence to Chem
In Saxony wealthy family her under its patronage
She drifted from Hebron Cologne two years asr
her debut at Prague she leading
the Stadt theater Frankfort There she remained
than developed great tragic
player of classic roles that appeared
before American audience.
In 1857 she the Atlantic with her own German
company and wardrobes ever possessed by
player. She opened on October 9 1867 as Msdea
She spoke English by superb acting won
immediate She returned to America in 1870
with the determination English How well she
accomplished her ambition generations Of Americans
Among the characters which Janauschel has fluunin
ated with her genius Deborah Medea Marie Stuart
Lady Macbeth, Hermone Meg Merrlles Zrlah. Mariane
Blanca, Elizabeth Adrienne Catherine II She was a
magnificent Lady Dedlock drarnatzed BLEAK House
which she called "Chesney Void" and no less nerfst
Hortense in the same play.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
Along the Kansas Nile.

In Atchison the county directly to the
west is spoken Of as western Kan
sas"
How Kansas hops onto a man who
/ thinks he has fallen heir to something
and finds he is mistaken.
The late Governor Eskridge Of Empo-
ria got the name Of Lyon county chang
| ed from Breckenridge to Lyon.
Philosophy from Ed Howe: "a wo-
man goes 10 hell in a week, but a man
drags along the way for years"
! Judge David Martin of Atchison IS not
a fighter; he is gentle and mild-man-
nered. But he has always had the fight
/ INCEST men in Kansas for him.
/ George w. Click was another ex-gover-
nor who did not attend the Fort Scott
convention. But Click was sick, and not
mad. as Leedy and Lewelling were.
/ Among the PopuHsts who intend Il
! remain away from the polls this fall the
/ phrase is used that they expect to give
their party 'the absent treatment"
I Captain Crozier, who is a member Of
/ General Chaffee's stan in China, is a
/ son Of the ex-chief justice of me Kan
+ sas supreme court.
| Shawnee county has % 22 apple trees:
/ Usage county, 1sSs; Leavehworta ccun-
/ ", go ZS5: Doniphan county. lSs e67 and
I Sedgwick county 1891.
/ Taylor Flick. the man who has been
nominated for governor by the Ii55le-
I of-the-Road PopuIists q Nebraska. for
merry lived in Hutchinson.
Boston Corbett. who killed Booth. the
assassin II Lincoln. was recently re-
leased from the Topeka insane asylum.
and IS now travelling n the south for q
patent medicine company.
The Ottawa factory which manufac-
tUres the KANSAS MeerschaUu'' COZ
pipe burned down last week When q
new factory Is erected TIE employees viii
not be allowed TO smoke
Bishop FINK receatly ordered Catholic
members q me Modern wo0dmen to
withdraw. in Abilene TIE Catholic men
bers1i7 IN the Woo1men IS ,arge and
the Bishops order IS very unpopular
There IS man x}tn me TO rear Fin
poria w1o. instead q hing bowed via
the weight q age. e a hsly terror fr9n
TerroTvilIe Armed Eifh Biz hoe ~ iurs s
9so1r egu1fr. roads AMI ora -ex pas gers
-. he Is insane.
The fe6@rsl courts hzve o-dtr 4 eK-
scugoa on tse properly = Ire Co1uac--
.1ut Mutuai I8fe Insurance compaug ans
fHe New York LIFE Insurance mga =
s. Kansas. 20 satisfy tbs 51GE e1x =
Ms Sale 2. EI8unon- srn,ta fo- 81 re-
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phe-soz. w-o keeqs boaTdrS. rec afIr
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from a weIl. ant tee turers tex a. .
cczfecti11 and had p!p-s is5d - the ao1ae
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kansas papers are pa5llsaszz s. Afea-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
9aitg - Eagle
Nothing Can Now Save China.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.

For that tricks that vain the
heather Chinee peculiar friendship doesn't
frankness. of amy from the
tion another nation obgae China lie.
In European diplomacy you tell
ing lie old that the other fellow knows
China the of deception diplomacy further
than that it being considered proper fresh lie
day which party addressed know
to be a lie
There China FORGETTING
this country through szuduggery We received
dispatch from Minister Conger cipher which
believed from Conger still believe This
kindness appreciated by it
extended this country the Chinese
emperor edict announcing
safe under the protection of the Chinese
Following this the emperor appealed
separately mediation. Europe ignored the
The United States goodness heart,
fered mediate
Day before yesterday Kenrpf, navy sent word,
be doubted. the Chinese government
in cahoos with the Boxers. And that Conger
the others protection Chinese
government they hostages Chinese gov
and the Boxers. We believed that the Chinese
government had a rebellion on its hands 1t seems that
original surmise, that lending its approval
racial campaign against foreigners will correct
China expects to get the Ieganer to Ten Tsin and
them the allied powers withdraw country
and notify that foreigners ministers
citizens are excluded from China
Conservatism surrenders without being licked
into submission China bent taking the usual
obstinate stand and she booked licking licking
that is inevitable licking that will empire limb
from limb, viii and and misery death
and suffering, and licking that viii turn things upside
down in the Orient and confer humanity the right it
enjoys in other portion of the wordthe right to
abide wheresoever it will
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Hardesty Herald: Almost a miracle
was the lucky escape of a calf that be-
longed to A. r. Henderson of Buffalo,
Okla. The calf. fine, white face steer,
six weeks old. had been missing two
days. After looking the pastures over
Mr.. Henderson went to an Old well near,
which he saw a COW hunting. Plum
bushes grew over the top of the well,
and he could see nothing but upon bawi-
ing in imitation of a cow the caf an
swered at once from down in that wen,
into which it had fallen. Mr.. Henderson
went home and ct ropes and pulleys
and with the help of his men rigsed up
a rude windlass on a wagon, which his
little daughter George drove Joe Reed
went down and fastened the rope around
the calf. and after pulling up they pulled
;he calf out When the ropes were taken
off 1t ran to its mother, who had been
driven near. and flew TO it's ratious
making up for lost time and entirely I'M
hurt The well was formerly $50 Re t
deep Cthe Meadows WELD, but had filed
up some, and measurement shows It to
have been rs feet deep when the calf
fell in. There was some damp mud In
the bottom # the well. but no wa e.
The calf is all right now, about ten days
after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

Callahan still nurses the feeling that
he may get TO be the fusion nominee for
congress.
The Rock Islands excursion TO Granite.
Oklahoma, on August VIII be largely
attended.
]. R. Burton will speak at Guthrie on
August :. the night preceding the cen
eressional convention.
A. f. Hunt Of Cherokee. Woods coun-
ty, had IS acres of wheat which aver
aged ssh bushels to the acre.
The place for holding the annual en-
| eampment Of the Oklahoma National
Guard has not yet been selected.
! NJ y. Rohrback, formerly a citizen of
Perry, and one who had investments
| there. died recently in Washington, d. 9.
Pat Oats wants TO be the Popuiist can
didate for sheriff m Woods county and
John Wheat wants to 90 to the legisla-
ture.
! When a music teacher starts up in an
Oklahoma town she Invariably advertises
that she win receive a Limited number
of pupils
E. W.. Kimber has bought out Tom
Fry's interest in the Salt Fork Valley
! News. He should shorten the name Of
the paper.
Rev. J. B. Boen, the Oklahoman who
recently returned from abroad, is lectur-
ing over the territory with this for a
subject: Across Three Continents"
To show how easily IT is drawn. manu-
! facturers of a 4o0-pound sulky plow are
exhibiting it's work behind two Shetland
/ ponies, to Oklahoma farm communities.
! In Oklahoma some city property is be-
! ing traded for farm property, and both
/ parties to the transactions believe they
| have the better of the deal in every in
stance.
! Reverend Swan, OF the Anti-Saloon
! league, recently organized a league al
! Cleo Springs, and stirred the temperance
people of Augusta and Ava up with ad-
/ dresses.
! The Alva Review points out that Res
WELL New Mexico, in the Pecos VI Hey
| is as accessible to Okiahomans and as
desirable a summer resort as any OF the
Colorado points.
One of the latest conventions in the
territory this year is the P0pulist county
convention in Woods county. 1t viii
not be held until August Is. The smo-
Gratis Of the county win hold their con-
vention on August H.
Guthrie gives the world some surprises
in marriages. The other day Jay E
P!ckard, clerk of the United States
court, and Addie Copeland, a society girl,
were married at in the morning. %
they could take the $50 o'clock train east
for their honeymoon.
The first persons to use the new tele-
phone line between Manchester and
Medford were the editor OF the Patriot
at one place and editor Of the Journal
at the other. AS the toll is % cents foc
FIVE minutes they didn't tell each other
all they thought of each other.
The Republicans of Grant county will
hold their county convention at Pond
Creek August "a; convention for nomi-
mating legislative candidates at Wakta;
convention for district county commits
sioner at Manchester; for the Second dis
trict commissioner at Deer Greek, and
the Third district commissioner at Pond
Creek. That is scattering things in lively
CHI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Great Britain has not deigned reply Chinas
appeal for mediation. The United is only
which believes that veracity the Chinese
soil
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

General again been closeted with Secretary
1t is believed that if the Chinese Boxers get
the maneuvers of General Miles Washington they will
turn for their lives
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Ten generals killed in fight in the Panama
revolution day before yesterday But be renen
bered that those South American armies everybody
a general.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Diplomacy is a funny old thing. The armies of the
powers ready to advance Pekn to the
ministers but when China offers produce the ministers
the that the ministers be escorted of
Pekin only by the allied armies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

China the Boxers claim that Lii Hung Chang with
them; the government that with reform
oniss that he is with them and the allied powers that
he is their friend. The old rascal Ii Hung $
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Minister Ye of Corea says the Boxers have reached
country Minister believes the imperial Chinese
is still Minister Zip of Borneo should
make his report.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Yerkes Of Chicago has swooped down London and
may buy consolidate railway system
London is scared death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Angeles girl left Ohio boy $1,000 in her
having rescued her drowning furnishes
old belief persons drowning
are always ungrateful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

is to be hoped that viii generally adopt the
wearing shirt Grover CIeve-
land 4 shirt waist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Kempf resolved 70 keep America OF the Chinese
then he jumped
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

one Of the delightful features Of a South American
is that don't know IS began until
ended
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Perhaps the Chinese imperial government is merely
using It's influence with the Boxers the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

General ChaTee moving rapidly 70 the front There
is nonsense c- suPerhuous gestures ChzfIee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

Jerry Simpson should have sort OF understanding
his audiences before he begins thai time shan be al
lowed for utmatums
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-28

The rotous condition IN New Orleans Is Midsummer
madness. Cities Ike men. get S1oas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-31
Decentralization of the AssasslnatfOn OF
King Humbert

Members of the local italian colony de-
nounce the assassination Of King Humbert
In terms about which there can be no mis-
take There is not single member of the
colony. 1t is stated. who sympat hizes In the
slightest degree with those who have been
connected with the alleged band of an
archists at Paterson. n. ]. Even the
push cart merchants. with whom a Star
reporter talked expressed the fondest love
for the dead ruler. and hoped the assassin
would receive prompt punishment
Last night there was a special meeting
of the italian Society. held for the purpose
of taking action on the tragedy that has
caused so much grief Secretary S. Buoni-
nj was instructed to send to the minister
OF the royal household. as we'll as to the
successor of the dead king. the following:
The Societa CniOne Fratellanza Ital-
lana offers Its condolences to the royal
family upon the monstrous assassination Of
King Humber
Frank Sanfellipo. president of the So
ciety. said to a Star reporter today that
the assassination of King Humbert was
a terrible affair. and all Italians sympathizs
with the bereaved people. Twelve years
ago, he said. he visited Italy. and while
there he heard a great deal of talk about
the ruler. who was loved by all his people
He in turn loved his subjects. Referring
to the colony of Italians In this city he
said every one of them loved King Hum
pSi Aeio were lOIlt Oh angelo breSSl
de PratO's friends here. Such people, he
said. would not remain here for any length
of time, for they would find no associates
Frank Pessagno. the wine merchant on
9th street, who Is also connected with the
local Italian society, said
Il am sure that the Italians Of Wash
irgtor. every one of them. deprecates the
dastardly act of the assassin, and extend
their sympathies to Queen Margherita and
the successor to the throne, Victor EN-
manuel III. King Humbert was a ruler
who was always in full touch with the
people. and a rule he was much loved
by them"
A. Ghlselli, who Is in business on Penn
sylvania avenue. said the deed of the as
sasstn was too terrible to discuss. King
Humbert. he said. did much for the peo-
pie of Italy. and 1t Is horrible to think
that his life was taken by a worthless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-31
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