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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23

session Rev. DR.. Eerrick Johnson OF Chi
/ cage. OF the committee on oils and over
lures. read the report. which showed that
there were before the eonmizsttee thirty
eight different overtures on the general
suajec, OF change OF creed, AID tha, 10
presbyteries had proposed no change q
| confession OF faith or the thirty-elEh;
requesting the change. enc preshysery
asked for revision that would not I'm
pair the Calviais;ic system: six presby.
taries were in favor Of shorter csect
twenty desired q new and shorter Greco;
one an alternative creed. three a sup
Elementary or 9Th statement OF doctrine:
eight a summary OF Christian doctrines:
eight others desired new creed as .
basis OF subscription. and the nine re-
naming presbyteries suggest that the as
seu,eiy appoint a committee 70 act ard
report 70 the assembly.
Or. Johnson said theh committee deeni-
cd the overtures Of such varied uatu
and % such number as 70 justify sore
action on the part OF the assembly I'll
were 50 varied said he. that no plan pro-
posed could be tried. and to enter at onca
upon either plan proposed was irapos-
sible,
The committee recommends that a
committee OF afteen be appointed 70 con
sist OF eight ministers and seven elders
from the church az large 20 consider a
restatement OF doctrine and report 20 the
next assembly what specific action should
tbe taken by the 18th assembly II was
also recommended that the different phes-
byteries take action on the matter Of re-
vision at the fail meeting ard report to
the next assembly.
The report OF the committee called
forth a vigorous discussion. Dr. Robert
F. Sample. chairman OF the eommIIfso
on bills and overtures. dcplored the prev
alenee Of the idea that change OF Gre
was necessary.
He admitted With regret that souo
statement relating 10 predsstlnatlon
should be considered carefully. and &C.
clared that through the saerifclal blood
OF Christ infants were saved az death.
He closed with the words: ~ the creed
should be changed we should never see ia
like again"
DIT. George p. Peniicost Of New York
opposed the recommendation OF the CON-
mittee. lie said the church needed no
simpler statement % the main truths that
Christ taught than Is Incorporated in the
confession OF faith.
The time having arrived for the second
order OF business. the assembly deferred
further discussion on revision until We'd
nesday afternoon.
Rev. DR. McKibben. chairman OF tho
judicial committee. read the report u the
judicial committee on the MeGiSsri case.
The appellant was allowed % withdraw
his appeal which settled the hsresy case
popular meeting was held tonight in
the interest % homo mission work Al
dresses were nads 81 Rev. Or. Richard
$ Holmes. o. the home missionary board:
Rev. Hugh K Walker Of Los Angeles.
Cal: Rev. Or. Holt Of Oregon. Elder Nc
CielliaHd o. Alaska snd Charles !.
Thompson. secretary OF the beard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23
ONE OF PERRYS BRIGHT BOYS
Has Won Unusually High HOnors in
the University.

Perry, o. T., May pm Barash OF
this city has received word from his son,
who is attending school at Columbia, Mo-
that he has won the first prize in schol-
arship, finch entities him TO a two years
course of study free at the Missouri
state university. His general average
was higher than that Of any scholar for
several years and the letter also states
that Milton is the first male pupil to win
this prize in fourteen years. Gene Sill
vester. a cousin of Millions, who has
visited here frequently, from st. Joseph,
No, won second prize.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23
PETTIGREW
CATCHES IT
Continued From First Page.

Say what you choose" Mr. Spooner ex-
claimed, about the president, he has
been grossly insulted in this chamber
but he has done his duty, and done it in
a way to impress on the Filipinos his de-
sire and the desire Of the American peo-
pie to do them good-to give them the
largest liberty possible and he has done
it in disregard of hostile criticism at
home; he has done what. under his oath,
he was obliged to do; he has sent United
States troops 10 enforce Che authority
over territory of the United States"
Here Mr.. Spooner suspended his re-
marks until tomorrow, and Mr. Carter
took advantage of the lull to present the
credentials of Mr.. Clark as a senator
from Montana under the appointment of
Acting Governor Spriggs of that state.
The credentials consisted of the govern
or's certificate Of appointment. Mr.. Car
ter simply asked that the certificate be
read and laid on the table. This was
done The interest created a ripple of
interest in the senate, but caused no
further remarks. Then after a brief ex-
ecutive session the senate. at p. m,
adjourned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23
MAN WANTED IN OKLAHOMA
For Murder Is said to be Doing Time
N Minnesota.

Guthrie, o. T., May Ex-Governor
Barnes is in receipt of a letter from AL
bert T. Fillnow, who claims to be a pri-
vate detective, in which he states that
James L. Tayor, the alleged murderer of
Postmaster Isaac Ryan Of Wellston. who
was assassinated three years ago, is in
the county jail at Aitkin, MINI. He states
that Taylor is serving a ninety days
sentence for flashing a gum and that
his sentence will expire in June. The
governor will make an investigation of
the statements contained in Fiunow's
communication and If they are verified
he will take steps TO have Taylor brought
back to the territory.
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IN THE CASE OF PLAGIARISM
o. t. Hayes. the Accused Orator, rs
sues a statement.

Edmond. O. T. May 22.-Mr. Hayes of
the Normal. who has been accused of
prasarizing his Grafton inthe recent inter
collegiate oratorical contest. has issued
the following card:
ITO the Public:
'Since the charge has been brought that
the grafton delivered by me on May 4.
at the contest of the Territorial Orator.
icai association was a deliberate plagiar-
ism, and since I believe that fun and
frank explanation is due TO all concerned.
I. O. r. Hayes, do declare and say: That
early in the summer Of 1897, while travel
ing on the train. 7 read an article by
John Clark Ridpath entitled, Man In
History - making therefrom copious
notes and extracts. that, being much i'm
pressed by the article. shortly afterwards
! wrote summary from memory which
summary with additions was subsequent
" used as an grafton, but without inten-
ton TO plsgarize. 10 wilfully mislead, or
to claim as my own the exact language.
or Identical order Of thought of the dis
tinguished author. trust that all blame
for this unfortunate affair will fall upon
me alone. FOR in no sense was anybody
else responsible. II. Q. HAYES"
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GUARDS MEN ARE MUCH ELATED
Over OklahOma's Prospect Of Getting
$4,000 FROM Uncle sam.

Guthrie, o. T., May 22.-Military circles
in Oklahoma are highly elatei over the
announcement from Washington that the
senate committee on military affairs had
reported favorably on the house bill pro-
viding among OTHER things an appropria-
ton Of 100000 to be apportioned among
the uniformed militia companies of the
states and territories for the purchase of
arms and equipments. Oklahoma's shore
Of this appropriation, if the bill becomes
a law, will be about $1,000 and this
amount will relieve the embarrassment of
the adjutant generals office, which is
overwhelmed with applications to form
military companies but is without means
to supply the necessary arms and equip
nent E-
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TELEGRAPHIc BKEvIrrE =

Berlin. May fixing Albert 81 ea.-
ony, sho Is bow tn silssis. is I'll
Madrid. May 2.-Ths queen regent has
signea the postal convention sta th9
United States.
Alliance. O.. May zz-Flre today de-
stroyed Reeves rros' boiler works T.hs
total Joss viii reach s1ilos9. with ss0so
Insurance..
Boston. Nay 2 Samuel \. EHiot, a,
Cambridge. Maaa.. wss elected president
OF the America Uni;ariaa associafi %
here to6ag
Memphis. Tenn May z Malcolm z
Pstterson Mss today terminated FOR con
Ereaa - ne Democratic convention e
TIE Tenth district
San Francisco. Nay z-Thouas ~
bermotf brother - Maxine Eaeff. "a
actress vile q Eaf Caedwsn has cam.
raified suicide. Domestic trouble Jed %
Dependency.
Kingston. Jamaica. Nay n-or4~rs
have been received from IRE nzr orics
% aifpatch fne afsi battalion 81 IA
West iDalsn regiment - sireaEthsn ire
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23

Guthrie, o. T, May 22.-The following
Oklahoma pensions have been granted:
David W. Strain, Tecumseh, IS per
month; Eli 3. Harris, Sheridan, s.; John
W. Wells. Arcadia, So: Fayette Bonham,
Oklahoma. $40: Elias Berry, Clifton. $40;
Marshall Crawford, Dickson. so; Joseph
]. Elliott, Reno City, $40; Farnum Free
man. Cleo, s.; David ]. W. Wood. Still
water s.: John Mccoy, Braman, 81; Jo-
seph p. Scott, Kiel, Sc; Mary Sparks,
Mendon, Sc; Walter II. Lamphier, By
rnr S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23
CONFERENCE OF METHODISTs
At Guthrie AdjOurns-- Report OF Last
DAYS Sessions

Guthrie, o. T., May 22-The district
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, South. adjourned yesterday after
a session Of four days, and the divines
have departed for their homes. The last
days session opened at o'clock. The
devotional service was conducted by Rev.
P.pkin Of Hennessey. Reports were
heard from the various committees. The
report on church progress in the past six
months shows & growth in this district
OF ninety In membership. Three new
home mission societies. steady growth in
the Epworth Leagues and Sunday schools
were noticed. The Saturday session was
partly taken up with the hearing of the
proceedings OF the Woman's Home Ms
sionary society. The finance report show
ed that the nine societies IN the district
with membership of about 100 had
raised $5i9l9 in twelve months. the Guth-
RE society cf seventeen members raising
Ii2i 30 Of the total. The conference Sat
urday afternoon elected the delecates 20
the annual conference. which meets at
Ninita. I. T, November Is. The repre-
sentatives arc as follows: Thee. Shackle-
ford. Tecumseh; Frank Cool. saltwater;
J. r. Beal, Hennessey; W. r. Cummins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23
STANDARD Oil HEADQUARTERS
VIII be Moved From DennisOn. Texas
to Oklahoma & ty

Oklahoma City O T. May 22-The
Standard oil company has decided to
move its general Offices from penison.
Texas, TO Oklahoma City. NJ E T
Hathaway, the Texas manager. has been
here number Of times looking over the
city and Saturday a representative ar
rived here for the purpose OF securing
quarters until the company could build
its Offices and warehouses. Oklahoma
City viii be the distributing point for
Texas. Arkansas. the two territories and
portion of Kansas and Missouri There
are ten families who viii &c brought here
BY the change in headquarters It IS
understood that the unfriendliness Of the
Texas laws is the cause OF the eompany's
withdrawing its headquarters from the
state,
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HOUSE WORKS ON ALASKA BILL
Kentucky gentleman Takes shot at
Inner al SIN.

Washington, May 22,-The house devot-
ed the entire day to the Alaskan civil
bill Slow progress was made. only
twenty-four pages being disposed Of.
On assembling, a senate bill was passed
10 reserve certain lands in Hawaii for
cemetery purposes. Mr.. Knox (Aiass.) in
explaining the bill. said: IN this eeme-
terry the old kings and royal families Of
the islands lie sleeping. unconscious that
they have been annexed TO the United
States"
II trust there VIII be no objection on
this side to the passage OF the BILL" In
terrupted Mr. Wheeler (Ky) "A few
kings. dead or alive. are all that is neces-
sary 10 complete the policy Of the present
administration. Uaughter)
Then the house resumed consideration
Of the Alaskan civil code bill There was
q long contest over an amendment 10 re-
duce The number Of judges in Alaska
from three 20 two. 1t was finally defeat
ed There was much debate over the sec
tons relating 70 the mining avs. but ~
action vas taken.
The conference report on the army ap-
preparation bill was adopted. The senate
amendment for the library AZ NIsnila hal
beea stricken out; An invitation 70 the
members % The house % attend the tenth
session q the Inier-P Parliamentary usioa
at Paris. July s. was read and az
o'clock The house adjourned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23
SAYS NO ALIEN NEED APPLY
Enid Wave Enlph sizes n Point In the
Land laws

Guthrie, Q, r.. May The Enid Wave
SAYS: y, doesn't seem to De thoroughly
understood. yet it IS = legal fact, that
no ere who IS not native born q natur-
ciized citizen q the United States can
take advsn'ase of the laws az the United
States IN taking up The public lands a
the government II order to SIC on a
claim n the LAND office you must swear
tina, yoor are q native born citizen az a
nai0ra lied citizen' II the latter case YOU
must eNhiost yon- naturalization uaners
u me ossiceEs a. the land oalee. TIE
Wave is informed that az kinds ~ ATE. ;
ara constantly trying to nls or lands :.
iae various Land Offices o. tue ter~s,orx .,
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Bank at CordelI Chartered.

Guthrie. o. T., May 22.--The secretary
of the territorial banking board has is
sued charter to the Cattle Exchange
bank of Cordell, Washita county. The
capital stock of the new bank is 5000 and
the incorporators are G. II. Row,ey, II.
L Rowley and NJ. S. Rowley. all Of Cor
all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23

Phila1elphta- MsY 2--TEe Evensnr
TsissEsGh says today thst announcement
has seen rsaae that ihs Ps1nsylrzzss
razroad has secured coatrol = re L.
hga Naliey raarasd = the purchase x
= ~ saerss tsrcu<a 0g.sise assyisN TIE
prize pad IS zsyea Is xz5s = share. Tha
sTaltrQl was obtained. & s. eAss tlse
Pen7sylvz shgsuzh ae-nts - " x
Nazs-er4aIt ard J. Fss-Fens MosSza a-a
re Nsw York Cenf-zi = said u se -
sln4 ne movement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-23

Tor. no one being present out themselves,
the president and Secretary Cortelyou.
At the first the conversation touched up-
on variety OF subjects. The Beers
talked about washington and told how
they admired the city. and the president
escorted them to the porch. at the rear
OF the Executive Mansion, where a
splendid view is obtainable CT the Wash
ington monument and the Potomac river
President kruger's name was mentioned
and the visitors then stated their pur-
pose in coming TO this country. They
said they understood that what Secre-
tary Hay told them yesterday was final
and that the position Of the United
States was that this country could not
interfere in the struggle in South Africa
The president confirmed this view He
said that the action he took some time
ago when at the request of the govern
ment of the Travail this government in
tervene. he offered his good offices to
England 10 bring about peace re did
with great pleasure in the hope that II
might possibly bring the conflict TO an
end. This offer had been declined by
Great Britain, and, he said, there was
nothing further that the United States
could do IN the premises. The ENJOYS in
timated that they were glad to feel they
had friends in this country and then babe
the president goodbye.
Those who have been closely Identifies
with the Boer delegates since they have
been in Washington, and who conferred
with them today on their plans, say that
a result of the sta cement Of the secre-
tary OF state, the delegates viii not re-
main long in Washington. but viii at
tend a series OF meetings to be held
throughout the country. Before going to
the White House today, the delegates
breakfasted with Mr. John E. Milholland
of New York, Messrs. st. John Gaffney
and Representative Sulver. also being
present.
AS LONDON VIEWS THE MATTER
London, May 22-The morning papers
continue to discuss at length President
McKinley's refusal TO intervene, point
ing out the collapse of the Beers hope.
The Times says: 1.-The Boer delegates
in the United States have had an inter-
view with President Mckinley, and the
answer is exactly what we had right
~ C3pSEb lEOIIt the CIlltI ludBlSlTdlS Oh Il
great friendly nation. 1t is just as well,
as things have turned out, that Mr.. Nc
Kinley had a tender of offices to Lord
which we did not appreciate
when we first heard of it, for the answer
which the presidents suggestion neces-
sarily called forth has served double
purpose as 1t made the position of this
government and nation unmistakable to
the world and armed Mr.. Mckinney q h |
reasons for refusing to i1ten
10 the Boer emissaries. The refusal of
The United States to interfere in a quar-
rel which is none of theirs will further |
we are afraid, the susceptible |
es ofthose well-known champions of JUS |
ice and freedom, the Novosti, and NE /
Novoe Vremya, both Of whom are in the |
worst humor now over our recent sue
,esses."
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Kansas Reouisition uonored

Guthrie, o. T.. May. 22-Governor
Barnes has honored the requisition of the
governor of Kansas for the return OF
William Anderson, who is wanted in
Cherokee county. Kansas, for committing
an assault with intent to kill. Anderson
is under arrest at Alva-
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Methodist Church Bishops" and Fra
ternal Greetings: the Church IN Ireland
and England" He Is tail. straight as an
Indian and Of striking appearance.
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Jockey Probably Fatally Hurt

New York, May "a good days spo-.
az Morris today was rnarred By an aocs-
dent which may result fatally Tor
Walsh. the iockey- He had ire ru91nt or
Movay il The thlrd raee. JUST inside TIE
last sixteenth 3fovzy apparently crossed
his legs ard turned = complete soua--
sault. falling On his rider. TIE s.oy xav
carried 20 the JOCKEY ro5ra uacoTsczs.5s
snd later Eas seat 70 the hospital. Re
Nas suffering from cs1c1sSa5n - ths
r--f-
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PREPARING
FOR SIEGE
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

az the last extremity 70 sacrifice every
thing Tor which they have heretofore con-
tended. to Jet IN the Jitanders To e1ual
privileges with native Beers IN the Trans
wal and Free State: 70 abandon The
much-taiked-of dynamite monopoly. ard
in fact, TO make any concession. II the
victorious British viii bur allow them in
dependence They hope that the Ame-i-
can people viii bring such NORA pressure
20 bear upon the Eng sst thar this o5-
3ect can BE attained
According 70 Mr.. Bruvu. the secretary
OF the Boer ENJOYS. the iatter's program
for she future has not been definitely
agreed upon They viii remain In he
city Tor several days to come. az least.
No statement respecting the interview
with Secretary HAY Alr. De B-uzn says,
has been issued. The Delegates have az
cepted IN invitation to lunche9n wiih Mr-
Hay az tbs iaster's residence tomorrow
afternoon
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vIslT TO rHE wHIrE HOUSE

Washington. Nay 2A-sfsssrs- Fischer.
Vessels md Woim2Taas. the thrse Bne-
enjoys who are now IN this country. v1S-
Eed The Watts House Al oemfwyp
Eed the White House Al q o'clack tais
morning according u psevsous 4rras Ee-
sae2ts, 70 pas their respects 10 Tae nress-
dent No o0tcsal Statvs was @ivsn gae
visitors ard tesg pFeSsnfea % eresSt Essais
Tire eayyoS wese resolved = tie aise par
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Pensions Granted OkIahomans.

Tecumseh. AIternates: ]. E. Aston and
w. T. Ball of Guthrie,
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Unhealthy Kidneys Ees. Be Treated
d. EQlT.N's YypNyY -

A medicine is needed hat ssiil properly NO
note the ftratien a. tAs Lioed ami cheek tho
over secretion Of urss