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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-22

the grounds OF extreme cruelty and neg
lect Of duty, Mrs. Scott not appearing.
The couple were married IN 1871, and for
the better part Of the time since have
lived in Wichita.
Harry Stewart, Wichita's tammany poll
tician, after receiving numerous adver-
tisements from faith cures, osteopaths and
the Like and being bombarded with let
tiers, circulars and kilograms, has just
learned that there is another Harry Stew
art, travelling man, who makes this
town every six months.
The pain in Johnny Grother's jaw,
caused by blow from a baseball while
he was practicing for the Kismet-4O0
game, was counteracted yesterday when
his father sent him a fine crate of straw
berries from Fayetteville, Ark They
were nice or at least his friends who
helped to get rid of them thought so.
Miss Lulu Sheppard, assisted by Mrs
]. w. Musselman, Misses Minnie Cutter
and Emma McClees, entertained Friday
evening the Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church. There
was a very interesting meeting, and the
musical numbers consisted of piano solo
by Mrs S, S. Noble and a viola solo by
Mr.. E. D. Jennings. Over fifty guests
were in attendance.
The Topeka Capital says: The Mexico
and Orient railroad has submitted a
proposition to run through Sedgwick
county if the county will grant construc-
ton aid bonds for $1,000 per mile. This Is
the statutory limit. The road wants to
lay about thirty miles of track in Sedg-
wick county; and for an additional $780,
600 will take care Of Wichita. 1t IS
stated that the Mexico and Orient rail-
road will in a Ill probability be built.
Contracts for the construction of the
greater part of it through Kansas have
already been let. 1t Is said that the road
has secure valuable land grants IN Next
co which will justify the building of the
line whether the counties and towns
through which the road runs vote aid
bonds or not. The route of the proposed
road is from Kansas City via Wichita
through Western Oklahoma, Texas and
Northern Mexico to Topolobampo bay
or Port Stillwell. It will probably enter
Oklahoma near Kiowa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-22
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-22
Committee on the part Of the house pre-
sided over by Alr Douglas"

Attached tr The agreement proper Is. az
other one, which reads as follows:
'''rhe memoranda this dav signed Inv
Governor Lcweuing and George Douglas
u W. Eastman and ! X. Cubbisan. as
a committee of the house of reoresenta-
tives, presided over h. Mr.. Douglas and
hereto attached is not 10 be construed as
a recognition by either the Douglas or
the Dunsmore house Of the legal orcsn.zs-
ton or character of the other OF bv tho
governor Of The state as a recognition az
either of such houses and shan nor ha
used in court or in any legislative body
as evidence for any p~rson. party or body
End shah not bee entered upon the Journal
or other record Of either the Douglas
house or the Dunsmore house or the sen
ate.
Il. d. LEWELLING.
Governor
GEORGE Z DOUGLAS.
ID. W. EASTMAN.
y. X CURRTSON.
Committee on part Of house presided
over hy Mr.. Douglas"
This agreement was AZ once c7r-ia5. .on-
and open warfare a>erted. The recruits
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-22


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-22

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and open warfare aserted. The recruits
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-22
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
Foreign News.

Brussels, Nov. 5.-Rsports that Presi
dent Kruger is i'll on the Dutch cruiser
Gelderland, which is bringing him to
Europe, are causing much anxiety al
ne Boer legation here. Fear is ex-
pressed that the aged Boer President
will not reach Msrseilles alive.
Madrid, Nov. 5.-Hundreds of the
clergy and several bishops have been
arrested on suspicion OF being implicat
ed 10 the Carlist movement.
Glasgow, Nov. 5.--The crew of the
new Shamrock. to number sixty, will all
be Eugllshmen. They will sign this
week. Scotchmen are chagrined at
the preference shown by Upton for he
Eoglish sailors.
Rome. Nov. 5.-The second theft al
the Vatican which occurred on Satur.
day, when 700 lire (S140) were stolen
from chest, hss caused panic among
officials. There is no clue to tbe
thieves, and there Is suspicion of COZ
nivance in the burglary on the part Of
several high 10 authority. The pope
is deeply grieved over the matter.
Hong Kong, Nov. 5.-Indcstions point TO
the collapse Of the anti. Msnchu revolt In
southern China. The East river which was
rendered dangerous by ihe rebels is now
open for considerable distance. The reform
leaders admit the uprising was premature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
Cough Causes a Murder

Bedford, Pa, Nov 5.-Joh1 Kr. 10
posker, employed in Congressman
Troops coal mines 10 Kearney, In the
lower end of this county, was taken to
Jail yesterday evening by ex-Sheriff
Do1son and committed on the charge
of murder. A number of Italians speot
Saturday night at Kremposker's home,
and early yesterday morning, the s.
year-old daughter OF the prisoner, who
was Intoxicated, pleaded with her
father to retire. The girl was suffer.
Jog with whoopiDg cough, and her
father became so angry at hearing her
cough that he got his revolver and shot
the child above the left eye. The child
died this evening. Citizens of Kearney
prevented the escape OF the murderer.
and be Was captured by ex-Sharifi
DOdson This is the third murder in
Bedford county in the past three weeks
10 the history Of the county there has
oeen only one conviction on that charge
aud that was many years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
NEWS Or The DAY.

The unwilling of the monument TO
the late President CarDot at Lyons,
France, yesterday, was the occasion for
a brilliant patriotic demonstration. The
socialists failed to Great any disorder.
Considerable concern is entertained
by army officials at the failure of SOL
diers 10 the Philippines to re-enlist.
Army life 10 the COLONIES" is distasle-
full TO many a man in the army, and a
majority of them quit the business at
the FIRST chance.
Filipino musicians lured United
States troops from their quarters, near
Dagupsn, while the insurgents at
tackled their rear, killing two and
wounding three. The Forty fifth Vol
unteers have destroyed large stores of
rice, four grapsries and a barracks near
Bato.
The American Line steamer st. Paul
came into port at New York under the
port engids yesterday. On October 81
the St. Paul struck supposed sub.
merged wreck, carrying away the star
board propeller, causing the engines to
race so fercely that the shaft broke and
all connections snapped. The engine
room was badly wrecked and the dam
age is estimated at several hundred
thousands of dollars.
The sound money parade in New
York on Saturday was a disappolnl.
ment, the number Of men in line falling
far below the expectation the maua-
gers. The sugar trust presented to
Governor Roosevelt on the reviewing
stand large bouquet OF yellow chry-
santhemuus labeled with Compi
ments of the American Sugar Refining
Company" The sound money parade
10 Baltimore on Saturday was also
disappointment to the republicans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan reached their
home in Lincoln, Neb., las. night, max
ing their trip from Chicago as quietly
as possible. He will devote today
cam paigping in bis own State. Last
night Mr.. Bryan ssid: "Tbe fight has
been made and won. Money and
coercion robbed rs Of the victory 10
1896, but believe they will be power
less to change the result this time"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
From South Africa

Ladysmith, Nov. 5.-Boers are re
appearing in the neigbborhood and
'sniping" has occurred 10 the vicinity
OF the outposts.
Capetown, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Kruger is
reported to be seriously i'll at Pretoris.
London, Nov. 5.-It is officially an.
nounced that General Smlth-Dorriep
surprised Boer lager near Belfast iD
the eastern Transvaal but a blizzard
prevented the British following 40 their
advantage and they were compelled to
return to their camp. The Beers fol.
lowed them boldly, losing one of their
oumber within fifty yards of the Cor
dons. Captain Chambers, of the Ca.
madam mounted rifles, was killed in
engagement. Oiher losses on the Brit.
ish side were two killed, fourteen
wounded and one missing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
Mr.. Bryau's Final Series,

Lincoln Neb., Nov. 5.-Col. Bryan
left here this morning, for his fi1sl
series oispeeches during the campaign
Jf 1900. His trip will be through section
Ji the state which is considered ey
tremely close politically. Bryan will
return here at 6 O'Clock and speak in the
Park. He will then leave for Omaha
where be will make six speeches to
night. Bryan is extremely hopeful OF
victory tomorrow.
Paramount, Neb., Nov 5.-Mr. Bryan
made his first stop at Exeter, where he
addressed 5000 people. Twelve young
Fomen dressed in white, greeted him
with the Cnautsuqua salute. Bryan
charged that the trust iniquity Was
brought on by republican rule aud de-
uied that Nebraska is prosperous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
democratic Predictions

New York, Nov. 5.-Ex-Govereor
Sioue, of Missouri, who is 10 charge I
the national democratic campaign 10
the Est, said today: 81 think we will
elect Bryan, as believe the popular
sentiment is with us. / do not, how
ever, underestimate the strength Of the
other side. II Bryan gets New York,
Ohio or Illinois, he will be elected GER
tainly, and the chances are good that
he will carry all of these States. We
we're shaky for awhile about Wyoming,
South Dako.a, and Washington, but
we feel sure OF winning them now.
Kansas and Nebraska were never 10
doubt. Bryan will carry all the State
he got 10 1896. and Maryland, Ken
lucky and Indiana IS WE'LL"
New York, Nov. 5.-Ricbard Croker
said this morning that be would not
De surp ised if Bryan had $4,000 plu-
raltv 10 Greater New York. In bis
opinion Bryan wi make a clean sweep
throughout the country. Croker psid
his respects to DIR. Parkhurst, who de-
nounced Croker yesterday in sermon.
fastened on by the trusts.
St. Louis, Nov. 5.-Chairmsn Seibert
OF the Missouri democratic committee.
says: I'VE are likely to have land
slide in the nation tomorrow, and Bryan
will be elected by 81 increased plurality
The democrats will control the mex
General Assembly aud we will elect 13
possibly IA congressman" Charmed
Aikens, of the republican committee
says: 1T is not improbable that the
electoral vote OF Missouri will be casi
for Mckinley, and We expect to elect
Joseph F. Lory, the republican gov
ernor."
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 5.-The
inal official Indiana claims are: Re-
publican, 10000 or more; democratic
II. 900 TO 10000
Parkersburg. w. Va, Nov. 5.-Chsir.
man Miller OF the democratic State
committee claims West Virginia by al
least 1900 for Bryan. Chairman Daw.
sou OF the republican State committee
says: "West Virginia will give Nc
Kinley 1900 or more.
Baltimore, Nov. 5.-The democrats
are confident of carrying Maryland TO-
morrow and "a majority of from 5,OOC
% 5000 is claimed. Republicans Claim
the state by from 5000 to 10000
Louisville, KY, Nov. 5.-Chairmar
McCresry says: Kentucky will 20
democratic by at least 10000. Chair
man Coombs claims the State for Nc
Kinley by 10000 and for Yerkes By
23,00C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
Rival Friendly Meeting.

Chicago, Nov. Ex-senator Jones,
chairman OF the national democratic
committee. accompanied by J. G. John.
500, vice chairman, called upon Sena-
tor Hanna at the Auditorium annex
asst night aud compared experiences OF
me campaign. The two democratic
leaders came to the hotel early in the
evening, aud sent up their cards to
Senator HaDns's room. 10 few min.
utes the word was sent down for the
wo gentlemen to come 10 the room OF
the chairman of the republican nation
al committee. For half an hour the
Two leaders exchanged experiences and
parted as cordially as they had mel.
Senator Jones is stiokler on senatorial
courtesy which, it is said, prompted
him to call on his felier member OF the
Senate, overlook ng all his political dll-
ferences
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
WOULD Nor SHINE NEGROES SHOES

WOULD Nor SHINE NEGROES SHOES
John Sullivan, who bias beer running q
b1otbsck stand 10 the Cincinnati city
ball go long that he has for some time
been designated with some sem blance OF
authority "a "otiicial boo black for tho
city bali building A few DAYS sgo be
refused 10 shine the shoes of a we'll.
known negro, and took occasion 10 an
nounce that rather than shine the foot
gear Of negroes he would reign his Of
fetal posili q. Mayor Fleischmsun
Friday took hand in the matter by
ordering Sullivan 20 polish the shoes Of
white and negro men alike at the same
price or to abdica!e from the city ball
stand. Sullivan resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
VIRGINIA POLITICS.

Virginia tomorrow will vote for
presidential electors aud for Congress
men. Twenty thousand maj ority for
Bryan Is the lowest estimate for Vir.
ginis. Ten democratic congressman
from Virginia is the expectation of lht
democratic managers. Indeed, the re-.
publican leaders do not strongly claim
single Virginia congressman. The
republicans come nearer claiming the
Second, Ninth, and Tenth districts than
any others. OF these, the democrats
are absolutely certain Of the Tenth
chey are nearly certain in the Second.
Doubt as the result in the Ninth il
strongest.
In its resume of the canvass OF the
several districts the Richmond Dis
patch gives ne following for this distric
10 dispatch from this city: Although
conceded ali along that the democratic
national and congressional tickets n
the Eighth Congressional District would
r, csive large majorities, vigorous
costest has been waged here
With increasing intensity since
the beginning of the campaign The
fight has been exceedingly one-sided +,
and the democratic leaders have sc-
tually complained that they have not
met enough opposition to make matters
lively. Four years ago, ia addition to
the republicans, the Bryan men were
compelled to fight the Palmer and
Bucker. contingent, which embraced
several of the leading lawyers and
businessmen Of section. But today 10
this district il is rare 10 meet gold
democrat" Ia this connection it may
DO mentioned that Mr.. Samuel q
Brent, a prominent Alexandria law
yer and formerly corporation attor-
ney, who supported Palmer and Buck
ner in the 1896 campaign, has fallen In.
to line again, and has made several
speech for Bryan 10 the recent past,
Another case is that OF Prof. l.. NJ.
Blackford, OF the Episcopal High
school. Many others, who were form
erly "sold democrats" and now sup
porting the regular ticket could be
named. Notwithstanding the assurance
Of easy success the democrats have left
undone nothing that could be done
to roll up a big majority. Through
out the distric; Bryan, Stevenson and
Rixey campaign clubs have been or
ganizsd and maintained with remark.
able energy and enthusiasm. These
associations have held Dumberless
meetings. and have engaged able speak.
ere, who have expounded the princi'
ples CT democracy TO large and REPRE-
sentative audiences. A few McKin-
ley, Roosevelt and Rogers clubs have
oeen formed. but their work has been
restricted. The republicans, however,
have been canvassing quietly, ADD their
vote in actual numbers will probably
exceed that cast four years ago. Rep
resentative John F. Rixey, Of -Ghl-
pepper, democratic nominee for Con-
gress, has led the fight for his party.
Mr.. Rlxey has delivered mauy speech
ed, almost invariably 10 enthusiastic
audiences, and has thoroughly canvass.
cd the district.
democratic and republican leaders
have taken pains TO explain to their
voters the correct method OF casting
their ballots. 1t may be safely stated
that at least every democratic voter OF
ordinary intelligence 10 this district
will be able to cast his vote correctly
on the day Of election"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The funeral services over the remains
Of former Mayor w. l.. Strong were
nsld today al 81. James Protestant
Episcopal Church, 10 New York. 10.
terment was 10 Woodlswn cemetery.
Clarence Cnaddock was stabbed by
ole father at Petersburg, W. Va, yes.
terdsy and died last evening. They
mad quarreled over the election. The
iather was angry because the young
man was going to vote for Bryan.
The steamer Queen Adelaide at Ia.
coma. WASH. brings news that nine
cen fishing vessels and one hundred
aod fifty-,hree men have been seized
oy the Russian authorities for trans.
crossing the fishing limits of Siberia.
woman who gave the nsms of Mary
Reilly Was brought iIom q cell 10 the Viii.
lismsburg, n. Y, police court today before
The seTgesnt's desk preparatory to being re.
moved to the police court She had been ar
rested last night for drunkenness, She did
aot respond to her name, and when police.
man poked her she released her hold on the
rail and fell over dead. Death was due to
acute alcoholism. There was no clue to her
identity.
Minnie Schult, popular New York ballad
singer and the wife of George Huber, tho
veteran museun proprietor, died IN New
York today. She was poor girl sin ging on the
variety Stage. when Huber msrried her.
After their marriage Huber presented bis
wife with a house which WAS formerly hotel
and for which he paid $4,000.
The application for third receiver in
bankruptcy for Browne & Sons, aud the
Phoenix Mills Company, the combined liza.
bllites OF which are said to be about 81 $50.
900. again came before Judge Mcpherson in
the United Sites district court in PhiI&del-
phia this morning The matter WAS con-
unued till eaturdsy.
Money was scarce in Wall street again TO.
day. In the early hours it was losniDg at
from six to 10 pei cent There WAS steady
rise and at / / O'Clock money was loanipg 1t
10 per cent. 1t is generally conceded that
the tightness Of money 10 due to the election
tomorrow.
The Atlantic storm has moved northwsrd,
evidently only short distance from the
coast line, and with som wha. diminIs shed
intensity. Cn the coast the winds today
will be fresh add mostly northsrly. Storm
warnings are displayed al Norfolk.
Mrs. "stonews" Jackson lef. the Church
Home, In Bs timore, this morning for her
nome, in Charlotte, N. q. She has been at
The Home for month suffering with acute
neuralgia, OF which she has been cured.
Actor E. II. sothern, who has been at tho
Johns Hopkins hospital, in Baltimore, for
nearly two weeks. is expected to leave there
Friday next. He lie much improved.
Several expeditions are preparing to at ,rt
RON Seattle, Wash. for an is and 10 Berug
SeS, said TO be fsbnlou.ly rich 10 gold.
Ninety sven cases Of yellow fever are IN.
der treatment at Hsvsns. Ten new cases are
reported today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
VIRGINIA MASONS.

The 123rd communication OF the
Grand Lodge OF Masons, OF Virginia,
will be held 10 Richmond, in the Ma
sonic Temple, on December 4, 5 aud 6.
Matters OF great importance to the or.
der will be considered. Most interest.
perhaps, will centre in the report of the
committee on the Masonic Temple
building, and action thereon. The re-
ports OF officers. it Is understood, will
show fine progress of The Masonic fra
ternity 10 Virginia. There are about
$50 lodges in the State. Most Wor-
shipful George w. Wright, OF Marion,
the Grand Master, will preside over
the deliberations of the body.
On November Is the Royal Arch
Masous of Virginia will meet 10 nine.
tythird annual session, in the Masonic
Temple, in Richmond. The sppointees
of the High Priest will alse hold meet
ing.
The Grand Commsndery, Knights
Templar. will also meet 10 Richmond
on the 18th, and will transact large
volume of business. This will be the
seventy-eighth annual session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05
IONORROW'S ELECTION

Both the grest political parties cl.;,
toe vlc'o'y at tomOrrow's preside,,i.I
election. A canvass OF the ns,;.
shows that the lines are closely draw
and that the States OF Indiana. uHno;a
Maryland, Delaware, Kentucky "
York. West Virginia, Wyoming s.S
California are 10 doubl. 'uu
AT Chicago ss urday night GAn.,o.
James K. Jones, the democratic ~
tional chairman, gave out the ~
lowing statement for publication. "Ts.
hight Is won. Bryan and steyersoe
will be elected. The democrat ~"
lority In the electoral college vii -
ample. The democrats will hold ~
States they carried in 1896. win ,ba
possible exception of Wyoming ~
will also carry New York, New Je,.er
Delaware, Maryland, West V,ro'ci;'
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and I,rn;1'
The chairman Of the State commit.
OF California has just wired me tbat vs
will cary that sta { by 10 O00 ms.
jority."
Chairman Richardson, OF the demo.
cratic national congressional coumf
tee, at Washington, on Saturday nigst
made the following statement A. 70
the next House OF Representative.
I'VE are absolutely certain tnat Inc
next House will be democratic and -
believe that the republ an lesdsr.
vel know it. many prominent repubn.
cans having admit cd it. TIE msiouty
will be a good, safe one, at lea. d
The republicans have also issued Al.
dresses, and, as is their wont, CAIN
everything.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-05

AS REPORTS from Richmond are to
the efiec, that many of the rich So
called democrats of that city, and all
the poor ones they Gao buy or intimi-
date, will vote for Mckinley, 1t Is hoped
that every poor msu outside o. that city,
no matter what his previous political
affiliations may have been, will 60 10
the polls tomorrow and cast bis ballot
in favor OF the poor mans and Wiz
Qiuia's candidate, MI. Bryan. Let VIZ
ginisps show the country that they will
do right. no matter what Richmond
may do.