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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

London, July 30.-The following Off
cial dispatch has been received from
Lord Roberts:
Pretoria, July 29.-On July 18th,
Macdonald fought a rear guard action
with the enemy from early morning
until dark, nine miles outside Of
Naaupoort. in the Bethlehem hills, re-
sulting in his effectually blocking
Naauwpoort Mex to the Boer wagons.
Hunter reports that the enemy
twice checked his advance by holding
strong positions on two neks, one Of
which was taken before dark by the
Scots. the Royal Irish. the Wiltshire
and the Leinstcr Regiments. Our cas-
ualtics were only five or six. The sec
ond mex was taken during he night by
the Scots Guards. without opposition.
the enemy retiring closely to Nauuw-
pOort.
prisoners taken stated that 1900
hurghers would surrender if guaran-
tccl that they would be treated rs
prisoners of war and not as rebels. To
this | had assented. As result of
these operations Prinsloo. command
ing the Beers. asked under flag Of
% bCts iIllS IllDl liltS. II LDut itS III MS
ticc for peace negotiations.
Hunter replied the only terms he
could accept were unconditional sur
reTdcr. and. until these We're COM
piled With, hostilities would not cease
expressed my approval and told
Hunter On no account to enter into ne
gotiations.
"As ! am writing a telegram has
come from Hunter, saying that Prins-
LOB had written second letter cX-
pressing willingness to hand over him
self. With his men, rifles. ammunition
ana other firearms under condition
that the horses. saddles, brides and
other possessions Of the burghcrs BE-.
guaranteed them and they be free to
return to their homes.
II have replied that the surrender
must be absolutely unconditional. that
all rifles. ammunition. horses and other
possessions must bc given up, and that
Tho burghcrs will he considered prison
ers Of war. | added that Prinsluo's :
"vcrturos Will rot ~ allowed in any
way To interfere with Hunters OPERA
tons. which must he continued until
the enemy is defeated NJ has surrcn-
dcred."
\ later dispatch from Gen. Roberts
dated July 20. confirms the surrender
Of Prinsloo with 5000 Beers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
SAFE ON JULY p.
Seemingly Reliable Word Ct
the Ministers Safety.
Earl Ii Urges That They Be Given
Safe Escort to Tien Tsin.
Washington Straining Every Nerve 10 Bring
Conger Out Of Pekin.

London, July 31.-1.05 A. M.-The adj
miralty has made public the following
dispatch from Rear Admiral Bruce at
Ten Tsin: Following message from
Pekin:
British legation, Pckln, June 20 to
July l6, repeatedly attacked by Chin
ese troops on all sides Both rifle and
artillery fire Since July 16 an armis-
tice. but Gordon is strictly drawn on
both sides of the position. Chinese
barricades close 10 ours.
All women and children in the
British legation. Casualties to date,
62 killed, including Capt. Strouts. A
number Of wounded in hospital includ-
ing Capt. Halliday. Rest of legation
all well except David Oliphant and
Warren, killed July II.
(Signed) Macdonald
Sir Chih Chen. Chinese minister in
London, has been notified by telegraph
that Ii Hung Chang, cojointly with
other yiceroys and governors, has me-
morialzed the throne to urge the inn
mediate sending of the foreign repre-
scntatives under escort to Tien Tsin OF
the restoration to them of free tele-
graphic communication with their gov
ernments.
The che Foo correspondent of the
Daily Express telegraphing, July -
says: II have received a dispatch
from Pekin. dated July 10, saying:
AN silent. Bullets ana shells occasion
ally fired from streets, causing but few
casualties
1T IL reported that Is foreigners have
been murdered at Tung Chou on the
Pal IIo.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
FAMINE SITUATION WORSE.
Monso0n's Weakness Causes knsiciy-6.266
900 People Now Receiving Relief.

London. July 3n.-The following dis
patch from the viCcruy Of India. Lord
Curzon of kedleston. to the secretary
Of state for India. Lord George Ham
ilton, was received. today:
considerable anxiety is felt owing
to the weakness of the monsoon The
situation is serious ana critical in
Gujarat, Baroda and Rajputana west.
which are not sown. No fodder what
ever is available in the southwestern
parts of the Punjaub. Sown crops are
in imminent danger. as rain continues
to hold ola. Fodder is scarce and cat
Tie are dying in the central provinces
Of Therar ana Hyderabad
'One quarter of the inhabitants Of
the central provinces are on relief. The
total number receiving relief is $780,
900. with incomplete Bombay figures" p"
The governor of Bombay teleEraphs
that there were S6p1 cholera cases in
the famine districts, during the week
ending July Il. Of which 57O3 proved
fatal. The total deaths in the relief
works of the British district We're G753.
or 2-5 per 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Weather Conditions ard General Forecast

Washington, July 30.-Thcre is no
well defined storm on tonight's map.
Light rains and thunder storms have
occurred during the last n hours in the
middle and south Atlantic coast dis
tricts. High temperatures will prevail
west of the Mississippi river for sever
al days ana the temperature vii rise
in the Ohio valley and the Lake esion.
during Tuesday and Wednesday. ON
the New England coast the winds will
he light to fresh suuthwesterly. On the
middle coast light to fresh southerly
winds will prevail. The winds on the
south Atlantic coast will be light to
fresh south to east.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Funeral OF Late Or. H. c. Martin. f0xcroit.

Foxcroft, Me.. July $0.-(speciap.-
The funeral services Of the late Dr.
Harold Charles Martin. who died sud
denly. Friday morning. Of heart fail
ure. We're held at the home OF his pa
rents. Mr. ana 1Is. Osgood 4. Martin.
on North street. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. Harry l.. Garfield, as
sisted by Rev. Howard =. Tilden. or
fciating. Mrs. 0. H. Bragg sang two
beautiful solos. Mosaic Lodge No y,
+. and A. Nj. and Onawa Lodge. No.
90 X. Of 2. Of which DIT. Martin was 4
member. attended the services IN q
body. There was a profusion Of flow
ers. the pieces from the Masonic and X.
Of e. lodges being very beautiful The
bearers. +. T. Flynt. D. W. Hayes. W.
J. Brown. /. X. Lee, +. ;. Genthner
ana Fred Morris. We're former class
mates Of Or. Martin. The remains
were Inferred in the FoXcroft cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
CLiNTON'S LIBRARY DEDICATION.
Pleasing Program arranged icr tbs svcsi
and Enjoyment otvis!o:s.

Clinton. Me. July o0--tt a meeting Of
those Interested in the preparation Of a
program ior the dedication exercises of
the Brown Memorial library to takc place
here at the Town han. Wednesday. Aug
r. The following program was prepared:
Nddr.-. uf welcome. Dr. a. Al Shaw.
Clinton; following which MIR. Shaw win
call To- the chair. Herbert j. Brown of
Portland, son pf the donor Of the libr1l n
building anu contents. who Will preside.
Prayer by Rev. y. II. HauScom; music by
the orchestra; presentation by Hon. " m
w. Brown Of Portland; acceptance in be
half nI the town. by ). +. Felk"r; music
by the orchestra: oTatipu by Hamilton
NJ. Mabcc. editor Of me outlook. New
York: music by the orchestra. singing.
America" by the audience; hcncdctiou
by l:ev. +. 5. " hitmun.
the banquet hall in the building. with
short post prandial speeches to close
There will he remarks by Hon. W. ".
Brown Herbert Y. Brown, Rev. J. "a.
place: Horace Pur!Gtpn. contractor. VINO
built the library building, Hamilton W.
Mnnee ana others. Ihr reception com
mittrc IL composed Of the following gen
tiemen ana their wives: II. W. Dodge. +.
r.. Iic-sc. j. Nj. Wiun. X. W. Gerald. i.
II Foster Lcnzl Burns, Z. II. Gerald;
Tie committee Of decoration Is composed
nj the following gentlemen and thelr
wives: r. Il. Kuuncls ii. II. BruNner. q.
i. Wheeler. Charles Wheeler. 4. ". Kim
baH. Isaac Bingham, George Bingham, ).
I'LL Gerald. fishers: George \. Bell,
Moses Goodwin. Leslie Nhitten. MARCEL
IIs Kane. Roland Wiley. q. n. Strdttpn.
The trustees Of the library: Hon W. ".
George =. Billings. Manley Morrison,
Howard ". Dodge Clinton.
After the bauGuct. an informal rcccp-
tfun will be held. following whicn teams
viii taIe the donor Of the library ana his
son md others to the home wherc Mr.;
Brown was born. where brief stay VIII
hs made ana the party return In season
10 take the special train for Portland
.I...lr y L. n.l-l1rk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Life Savers Will Go on Duty Tonight.

New York. July S0.-The members Of
the life saving service after d vacation
of two months. will. on Wednesday. re-
sumo their duties on all the stations
along the coast. Under the new law
the patrolmen viii hereafter receive
$65 per month. an increase Of s. over
last year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
The PETITION DENIED.
MoIineux Must Stay in Death Cell Tor Iona
Weary Months.

New York. July 21-Judge Dugro Of the
supreme court. today. handed down a de-
cision DENYING the petition of the attor-
neys for Roland u. Molineux, for a writ
Of mandamus to compel Recorder Goff to
summarily decide the MolineuX appeal
papers Judge Dugros decision means a
delay of many months in MOlineux's case.
during which time the condemned man
must stay in the death cell
1T was learned. today that Judge Du-
gro denied the application for the order.
Saturday. This leaves it open to he APP
plicant q serve upon the recorder the
statutory notice of the applicant for q
writ Of peremptory mandamus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Wlndwards Progress Will Be Slow.

st. Johns. y. T.. July 30:-Owing to
the continued prevalence Of ice fields
exploring steamer Windwarl is ex-
poctcd tl make but slow progress to
the north. NaVigators experienced in
north vnyaging think the present sea-
sJn most unfavOrable for reaching
high ldtitudes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

New York. July 30.-The following
cable dispatch has been received at the
office Of the Christian Herald from MI
Frease Of the Interdenuminational Mis-
sionary committee in India: ''Baroda
July ga general and welcome rain
is now falling in all The famine prov
inccs including Gujarat and Rajputana
and the prospects are now much
brighter than they have been at any
time this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
A Tempting Pie

but Who is going TO cut it? Inter-
national complications aside, he care
ful nut to start internal dissension by
eating poorly baked pies, made of
cheap flour and unripe fruits. Get re-
liable goods from an establishment
where the baking business is done from
the ground up Not only pics, YOU
know; bread, cakes ana fine pastry.
cur grocery, confectionery, fruit and
meat departments are up-to-date.
Agents for King Arthur ana Stocks
NunplrcU flour
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
FAIR TODAY AND TOMORROW.

Washington July 30.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday for New Eng
Wednesday; light to fresh Southwestern
ly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

A coal land deal completed. Monday.
will distribute over S1.00oO0 among
farmers around Washington. Pa. who
have sold a tract Of 5o.0oo acres. The
territory is a new one for mining.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Boston Forecast.

Boston. July 30.-Local Forecast 70,
Tuesday: Generally fair weather
Wednesday: fair; continued warm;
southwest to west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Kitchener Sen! 70 Baden Powelrs Relief.

London. July 3l-Thc Morning Leader
asserts that Lord kitchener has been lis
patched from Pretoria tn Erucersdprp t1
organize - column to relieve Gen. Eadcn
Powell. now besieged by Gen Delarcy al
RGSttnbur-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

A mysterious double tragedy occurred.
Monday. at the residence Of Fl. C. Kings
bury. leading citizen Of Waco. Texas.
Duncan e. Mcclellan. Jr.. and Myron O.
kingsbury. Dr6thers-in-law. Were found
dead in Kingsbury bedroom, their
throats being cut.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
lIAlY'S NEW RULER.
Queens Regents Proclamation Announcing
victor's Accession to the Throne.

Rome. July 31.-A proclamation from
the Queen Regent has arrived announc-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
WITH 5000 MEN.
Gen. PrinsIoo Internationally
Surrenders to Hunter.
They Give Up Hhes, Ammunition,
Horses and All Other Possessions
On Condition that they Be treated as Prison
crs Of War. Not Rebels.

Cape Town, July 30.-General Prins-
loo, with 5000 men, has surrendered un-
conditionally To the British.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Postmaster VIM. Thacker Of Noah, Ky
killed George Gardiu. Monday. at Eos
ThackerS son ana Gordin. Tnacker
claims selL-defence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
CASINO
|MERRYMEETING
PARK.

Regular Shore Dinner. soc
Combination shore and Turkey s5c
We serve Ice Cream and Assorted Cake
with our Shore Dinner.
EurOp an Plant
Green Turtle and Terrapin Soups, Soft
Shell Crabs. Fried Lobster, Tartar Sauce
Broilcd Live Lobster, Lobster Newburgh
Salmon, Philadelphia SQUAD, quail
Broilcd Chicken, Steaks. Chops. Salads
Etc. Seven private Dining Rooms.
J.A FULLER, Prop.
july23dt f1Stp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
BRYAN N NEN YORK
Is Expected to Keep l6 TO /
In the Background.
ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN
Is to be the Democratic Plat.
form for 1900.

New York, Jan. BIN connection with
prospective visits of ". ]. Bryan to New
York the Evening Post today says: ut
was learned today that great efforts viii
be made to get Mr.. Bryan to speak, while
here. on the lines Indicated in recent in
terviews by Eliot Danforth, chairman of
the Democratic executive committee; that
is, TO treat imperialism and trusts as the
main issues of the campaign and avoid
giving undue prominence TO the 16 to l
issue. Mr. Bryan has made several
speeches already on these lines. ana it is
believed that he can be induced 10 leave
free silver in the background while he is
in what is called the enemy's country.
The dinner to be given to Mr.. Bryan by
o. H. P. Belmont on January p, will be
a sort of preliminary. Many of the party
leaders of the state, as well as represen-
tatives of the Chicago platform Demo-
Gratis will sit at the Belmont table and il
is said an attempt will be made TO bring
both wings of the party together in order
that a harmonious delegation can be sent
to the national convention. Mr.. Bryan
has given many indications lately that he
desires harmony in New York state He
has curbed the enthusiasm of his silver
followers here and has shown dispO-
sition to court the favor Of Tammany.
He has also been in close communication
with Eliot Danforth, who has taken on
himself the task of harmonizing the
party so that Bryan will get New York's
electoral vote
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
SECOND PLACE AND PLATFORM
Will Keep the Republican COnven-
ton Warmed Up. Hanna Suggests

Philadelphia, Jan. 13.-The sub-commit-
tee of the Republican national campaign
committee began today the work of lay
ing plans for the presidential campaign.
Shortly after O'clock the committeeman
visited Mayor Ashbridge. In the party
were Senator Hanna, chairman; Joe"
Nanley. X. c. Payne OF Wisconsin. Unit
ed States Senator n. B. Scott of West
Virginia, Richard Kerens of Missouri and
Charles Dick of Ohio, the secretary of the
national committee; President Henry
Burk and Chairman W. S. P. Shields of
the local citizens convention association.
and number of others.
From the mayors office the committee
went to the Exposition buildingg in West
Philadelphia to inspect the Auditorium
in which the convention Is to be held All
the visitors expressed their satisfaction
at the selection of the hall. Senator Han
ma said: 'Of course President Mckinley
viii be re-nominated and without doubt
he will receive every vote in the conven-
ton: but when II comes TO choosing his
running mate and deciding on the plat
form there is likely to be an abundance
Of excitement
The Manufacturers club has offered
the facilities Of its buildisg to all Of the
Republican national committeeman who
may be in the city during the campaign.
and also TO extend the same privilege to
each delegate and alternate in attendance
in the convention.
During the conference with Mayor Ash
bridge. Senator Hanna made the first
statement which ne has uttered in his
capacity as Republican national chair
man. on the issues and plans OF the
coming campaign. He said: THE nation
al issues viii be. first, the prosperity OF
the working people Of the country; second. !
the retention OF the Philippines: third.
the Republican party is in pressing neea
OF funds to carry on the work of the |
campaign and it must BE- begun without I
a moments delay. The Democratic par /
" has labor agitatous at work through /
out the west. and the Republican cam 1
paign committee finds it necessary 10 /
meet them at every point
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
BRYAN DEFINES HIS DEFINITION
Recently Put Forth as the sort of
Exhaustion He'd stand Enr

Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 13.-W. ]. Bryan
passed through Kansas City this morn
ing for Columbia, No, where he is to
speak this afternoon. Asked about his
Minneapolis interview in which he was
reported as expressing views favorable 10
expansion, Mr. Bryan said: Il have not
seen the interview as sent out by the
Associated Press. 1 saw it as it appeared
in one of the Minneapolis papers and II
contains some things which 1 did not say
I have for one year been discussing i'm
perialism and l have tried to distinguish
betwee such an extension of the nations
limits as would not change the character
of the government, and an expansion
which converts a homogeneous republic
into a heterogeneous empire. When the
annexation of any given territory is I'M
der consideration the question is. first,
whether the people want to come in, and
second whether the people are capable
of sharing in the government and destiny
of this nation 1 believe that all people
are capable of governing themselves and
that the Fiiipinos should be allowed to
govern themselves, But 7 DO not think
they are sufficiently advanced to share
with US in the government of the nation.
If the Philippine Islands are annexed the
people there must either be citizens or
subjects. 1 am not willing to admit them
as citizens, and do not believe thtat re-
public can have subjects; therefore,
want this nation TO give them indepen-
dence and then protect them from out
side interference. Each proposed annexa-
merits, but in considering these merits.
the condition of the people should have
more weight than geographical position
or commercial advantage"
Valparaiso. Chill. Jan. 12-The council
OF state has approved estimates for the
current year. amounting TO $4,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

Royal or Prices Baking Powder -. Is
Queen Of the West Baking Powder. -
COZ. package Primrose Tobacco. 49,. %
cans Billings best Tomatoes.-...... rs
FavorSe or Dewey Corn. can.....,.... 10
Sus@f Corn per ean..--..-...-..-..,...S IL
Fancy Prunes, per !b............ o.
Lana Oil Buttermilk Soap Ii
on Of Rose Buttermilk Soap. ......... 90
8 cakes Tar Soap .............-.......... IS
10 bars White Russian Soup. Is
Economy Baking Powder lb........ %
American Washing Machine . 81
Royal Clothes wringer. guaranteed
five years from date OF purchase. IS
Queen Wringers ..-..................... Ia
Duke Wringers ......................... liz
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Greeley Pink Potatoes, per bushel.. rs
Bulk Pancake Flour, S lbs for. p
That Famous New York State
Buckwheat Flour. TBS for.-.-.... g
Eagle Buckwheat Flour. pkgs for .
Boss Pancake Flour. pkgs for. %
Pure Buckeye Maple Syrup. lot
cans -------.------------.- -----------' I'D
Pure Buckeye Maple Syrup. iz-gaL
cans ...------.----.- ----------.-----.- %
Pure Buckeye Maple Syrup, I-gaI-
cans ....-....-.-..-- .-.---.---.----.-.$l. -
Pure Sweet Cider, per gai..--.-.--.. %
sun Brand Mince Meat none bet
teri per pkg ..-....-.--..-...----.- .os
Finest Country Butter per d.. IS
Fresh Country Eggs. per doz. .---.. Is
Health Wheat Food, 3 pkgs for. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

Representative Marriott BrosiGs of
Pennsylvania tells a good story on one of
his colleagues, whose name he does not
give. He says, however, that this person
received a handsome pumpkin from one
of his constituents. Accompanying it
was a note, which said: II send you the
best pumpkin in my garden. As it's got
more brains that you've got, it may be
some help to you this winter, and, the
Lord knows, you need it"
r H EAXON
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Fresh Eggs per Dozen, I4c.

Choice Table Butter, ro................ 10
Fancy table Syrup. gallon.-.......... "a
10-fb sack Corn Meal....-.....-......-. -07
Best Flour, sack. observation-disclosures So
Pearline, per package ................. .0s
Large Gold Dust package -..........- IL
Bird Seed. per packag e.....-........... -o5
Best Coal oil, gallon ................... Is
Good Rice per To- &c; lbs........... IS
Yeast Foam. package. .0f
White Wood Toothpiclls.. ....-..-.......-.04
Try our celebrated 1Sc Coffee.
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Cream Of Wheat Flakes. large pkg.
per pkg-.-....-.......... .-.......... IL
Fitos Whea. Food. per pkg......... II
Ralston's Wheat Food. per Pkg. u
Farina Wheat Food. per pkg. %
lie Camel Oyster. per CAM. 10
Er Bottle Celery Salad for.....-.. Is
l5c size quart bottle catsup only. 10
Good Catsup. Per bottie-............. %
Swans Down Cake Flour. An pkg.
each onIy -.-------..--...---.-----. Is
i9-ro sack fine Table salt. for. Is
Good Prunes. per Tb................... 80
Large Prunes. per fD................. .o.i5
Extra Large Prunes. rs for. .
sun DRIED Apples. lbs for.......... .
Fancy Eyaporated Peaches. per n. -
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O-b Sack Cornmeal at Those Fancy
per BusheI
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Daily Eagle. By carrier. 10 Per week,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

Fancy Bottled Canned
Goods of All Kinds.
nonday Morning. Fresh New Cabbage
Beans, New Rutabagos, Fresh Watercress
Spinage, RadisheS
{ our Lemon ya-ma.s6e
/ . ~ Il l1---
An elegant line OF 0 '7' +-----'--~
kfnss rs fo--....-.....
pkg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

Representative Joe Sfbley Of Pennsyl-
vania, the Democrat who recently came
ont in such an independent manner in
ais speech on the house currency bill,
IS receiving a big correspondence these
days. Amog recent letters is one from a
club of Democrats who think as he does
on these questions, from Fairview, Kan
'ssssss---Aaz-rS ibley says he is geing to look
up Mr. Bailey, in whose district the town
is, and find out something of the per
sonnet Of the men who admire him SO
much
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

2-lb can ''orizaba" Coffee......."...* a
Good bulk Coffee ...................... ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

A prominent Democratic from the south
brings to Washington the story that in
the event Of the defeat Of Senator Nor
gan Of Alabama for reelection, he may
be brought out as a Democratic presiden-
tai candidate. He represents the south
ern idea Of expansion. which is agrees
ssvely for this great issue, and his po-
Sition on trusts and Nicaraguan canal,
Pacific railroad refunding and other ques-
f;ons have made him solid with many
southern Populists, VINO are something
entirely different from the Kansas Popu-
lists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

senator Baker is smoking Manila cigars
.,osa DAYS. He recently received two
boxes Of excellent grade cigars from Or
prank c. Armstrong. late surgeon OF the
rrhirty-second volunteers In the Phiilp-
mines: late a Kansan, an Eiaoraoah, ana
r,ho recently died in the service in those
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Dc IL ISS

What I have been afraic - :
has come true Ny Htt7 boy -an ay
again and fell into the hands OF a burg
lar. who tried 70 maze . cvtunig.aI " niu.
TWO days ago. on hitter Geld night.
while wandering about The streets. my
boy met man who began 70 Questioa
him. Victor told him he had 10 home
and was walking about 70 keep awake