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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
ACROSS The WHOLE NATION
0klahOma's Congressman Jumps
From Pacific TO Atlantic

Dennis Flynn, the congressman from
Oklahoma went through Wichita. yes
terday on probably the fastest and most
continuous long trip being made In this
country a this time. Friday evening he
started from Los Angeles. Cal. where he
had business. and next Wednesday morn
Ing he expects TO reach Washington. \.
C, where he has territorial matters 10
attend 10 before Secretary Hitchcock.
Secretary Hitchcock leaves Washington
Thursday and It is necessary for MI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

in Wichita about September l. The Re
publican state central committee viii
meets az Topeka tomorrow will probably
50 decide. One Of three speakers Will be
secured, DoIiver OF Iowa, Thurston 0.
Nebraska OF Wolcott Of Colorado. VOL
colt Of Colorado viii probably be the man
selected TO come 20 Wichita He Is de-
voting his whole time to Colorado, but
has consented to run down hill TO wlch-
tia and deliver speech, IL he Is asked T.
do so
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
ARE AT ROBINSON FALLS
Party of Wichita People Enjoying a
Splendid Outing

a Jolly party Of Wichita people are
spending a few days in camping at Ro5i-
son Falls in Butler county. The location
is an ideal one for camping and the mem
bers OF the party are having a splendid
time in hunting ana fishing. There are
many squirrels near the Falls and a
number have reached the campers ia
bic. The fish caught are said 10 be fine
ones a1i q number OF the party have
been surprised at their success. Those
enjoying the outing are Mr.. and Mrs. c,
2. Fulington and family, Mr.. and Mrs
John Noble and family, Miss Ella Chan
dier, Miss BUella Creditor. Cecil Leland
and Bandy Lelsnd Of e Dorado, and NJ.
Z. L. Brooks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
Use Aliens FoOt-Ease in Your Gloves

A lady writes; 7 shake Aliens Foot
Ease into ny gloves and r7lA a lttls on
my hands. II saves nv E-oTes ny a.
sorb{nE perSpsraticn. i Is = most dainty
toilet powder" We invite the atteatss-
OF 3aysicians and nurses 20 Re a5soluta
pD-&ty of Aliens Foot-Ease- Dr. " c
A nhots editor cE tEa EEfczEa Clinic
saws: ~ Is . grand preparations I n
using i cohstantly Z r7y practice Al
drug and ssi0e stores sci Il. &c Sample
sent FREE Address AIlea s O.msse4
l. Pax n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
SUSTAINED HEAT, NOT HIGH
Details OF the Present Long, Dry, Hot
Smell

The remarkable hot spell which Wich-
ita is now enduring is chiefly notable for
its sustained heat, rather than it's maxi
mum high temperature.
During the last seven days the average
mean temperature has been 81, nine de-
grees daily above the normal
The maximum temperature for the days
since the hot spell began is as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
the passengers had an eighty mile rid
that their tickets did not provide for.
TRAVELLING MEN VOTE
To Ascertain Political Views After a
Discussion.

A number of travelling men had assem-
bled together at the Carey hotel Sunday
and as matter of course began discuss
ing the political situation. The argument
waxed warm, both sides claiming a VIC
tory.
Finally to ascertain the political pulse
Of the members of the party, 1t was sug-
gested that a vote be taken. This was
done and resulted in 13 votes for Mckin-
ley and votes for Bryan
Several of the party who are inclined
to be superstitious are now wondering
what Significance the 13 votes have.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
PLEASED WITH WICHITA
Mr a. }. Reese OF Elmer TO Move His
Family Here.

Mr.. Il J. Reese, prominent stock
man az Elmer, Kan. has been in the city
during the past few days en- route home
from trip through western Missouri
and Arkansas. Mr.. Reese has been look
ing FOR a place 70 locate IN order 10 e6u-
cate his children During his stay in
Wichita he was 50 well pleased With the
city that he has decided to reside here
He has secured house
and v1n move MS family here about Sep
tember I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

Flynn to reach Washington before he de-
parts He came in yesterday on the San
ia Fe from Newton and boarded Frisco
train for the east. He was on the Jump
and yelled to his acquaintances at the
depot as he leaped from one train to the
other:
''How's Oklahoma?'
She's all right" was the response.
and the rustling delegate disappeared in
the sleeper and continued his Nelly BY
trip.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
WILSON IS CHAIRMAN
Democrats and POpuIists select Com
mittec Officers Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon the Popun-tic and
Democratic county committees met for
the purpose OF outlining the campaign
and selecting g. joint fusion committee.
No work in detail was done except tire
appointing Of the COMMITTEES officers wfo
we're as follows: D. A Wilson chair
man; Thomas 9. Fitch. vice Chairman
J. T. Dorsey. and A A Dunmirs, secre-
ta-ies; George Young, treasurer Tnera
viii. however. be another msesing IN a
few days A. which The rest of the coru-
u1ittee VIII Re named and mora def
nfte action taken upoa tae DEALS OF the
whole campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
WICHITA LEADS THE LEADERS
Gains More in Population Than Kan
sAs City or TOpeka

ne assessors returns show that Wich-
ita IS still climbing. Within the last year
it made more of a gain in population
than dia Topeka or Kansas City. Kan.
The list Of gains for the twenty-five larg-
est Kansas towns as given out from To-
peka is as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
GOOD SPEAKERs ASSURED
Yeun- Republicans Meet Tn sons Of
Herman HALL

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
MAY BEGIN IN WICHITA
WzIeots OF Celar de WAY stars state
Campo gn Here

TIE chances are Tha. lbs ssate carr
PAlxz Il Kansas tbs yeA- VII - o2ezss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
ROsESe the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
: iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box
Prepared by Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

HOODS Pills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
SHOT HIM D()uH.
Tom Warsaw Killed Marion MeD0a@
 aId in Melton Township.

Tom Warsaw, negro, shot foat big holes through Marion Mcdonald, another negro, Monday morning in Melton township. His weapon was a revolver of:large calIbre
 The men previously had a mis- understanding and Warsaw after wards threatened to kill Mcdonald. He kept his word, for when he met Mcdonald, Warsaw pulled his re- volver and began shooting. When the smoke cleared McD6uald vas dead and Warsaw snaeked off
 Warsaw made big crap this year with his father, who owns , farm ia Melton to gnship, and was known as peaceable negro.
 Deputy Pleas Gulpepper went to the scene from this place and was at one time within a half mile Of War saw, who was getting out Of this section as fast as his feet would carry him.
 A posse was formed b. Constable Steinaker, of Melton towaship, bQ. It accomplished nothing. Wlll Mcdonald brother of tbe nuedered man, was in the city this morning, He is very desirious to appfehena the. fugitive.
 The relatives of Warsaw nave made up purse of $100 which they offer for his capture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
"REO TOPPED MAN, y
Il Make a More Successful Show ling When He and Jeffries Meet.

fh fifzsimmons should ever meet pl Jeffries and fight him right, or e way l think is right, 1 would \ that the red topped m ans Rnees are the best" remarked gnmy Ryan recently to q Sentinel seord reporter in Hot Springs, Rere he Is enjoying a rest. "TLere Pnly one way to fight the big pow and that is to fight him clever |Corbett did.
 was in Jeffries' corner when the |pt was dra wing so close to an
 l and Corbett was doing so well ], |pio Jeff he would have to let out
 Y try and land a deciding punch, II thls he did. Corbett in sending i hls left hooks draws his arm say back before he let's go. 1 Flced this aud told J eff to carry left high, and when Corbett azrted his left to hook in a short F to get there first. This he did. 0mply say that Hike Fitz' s chances eaid they meet again"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
PIHE BLUFFS DELEGATES
Ivor Alexander Names Them for
 the Mayors Convention.

|Some few weeks ago Mayor Alex bder received a letter from the bt Springs Board of Legislation |tbe Mayors Con Ven tion, which \ meet in Little Rock November asking his views on the good to derived from such gathering, |The Mayor replied, encouraging
 ! movement and expressed hlm- Ii as being ready and willing to } the committee in every way lssible.
 Monday afternoon Mayor Alex. lder received a letter from Mr. G. Latta, chairman of the commit requesting him to appoint ten 'egates to the convention from Gs city. He has named the foi z Finq:
 Msssrs. Fred Fox, R. c. Wilkins, ". Owen, ". T. Young, J. B. |bot, P. P. Byrd, c. H. Triplett, Hanf, J. ", Crawford and w. Tankefsley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20

Of the alley and ascertain whether or not alley has been open for seven years or more. If such be the case. the city will have a right to act for the petitioners. Alderman Never seconded Boyce's motion and it was carried.
 Mayor Alexander informed the council that he had received a bill from Louis Koers. of Little Rock, for one fire hose wagon, the amount Of which was $350 The .city's con- tract with Koers requires it to pay the money in cash. The Mayor stated that MT. Koers had sent him the bill to have itapproved and paid. It. was, however, lad away until the next meeting.
 The Mayor reminded the council that some time ago the board of public affairs was requested to name seven streets in East End, begin hing one block east of Ohio street. They were named as follows. Ne braska, Dakota, Utah, Mississippi, Washington, Colorado and Wiseon- sin.
 Alderman Fox moved that the re. port of the board of public affairs be approved. The motion was second- ed and adopted.
 The Mayor mentioned the new pest house as needing fence around it. He said only one contagious case had been in the pest house since it was erected. That was the first In the city. The patient has been discharged and left the city.
 The city attorney said that in the matter of issuing scrip to J. T. ". Tillar who, as guardian for Alma Holmes, got a judgment against the city in the circuit court, he would recommend that the city issue wars rants for the amount.
 Alderman Boyee then moved that the city clerk be directed to cancel time warrants heretofore issued to ]. T. ". Tillar, as guardian for Alma Holmes, and issue a demand warrant or warrants for the amount of the judgment, including interest, up to date. The motion was second ed and carried and there being no other business on hand, the council, on motion, adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
HON, AGF TAYLOR

Hon. Ali Taylor will deliver his famous lecture, Pearls and Poetry !" at the Institute tonight. His ap- pearance here is under the auspices of the ladies of the Main Street Metho- di-t Church, and theinclement weat h. CT will have no effect upon the at tendance. Ali Taylor is one of the greatest of America's platform lec- turers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
BRAINS orATEk 0UIs
Another Negro Murdsr Committed
 in This County.

Another horrible muruer was com- mitted in this county Monday night.
 A negro woman, whose name we were unable to learn, was found dead in her room this morning, she having been brutally murdered dur ing the night. Her throat ~as cut from ear t. ear, her head beaten into, pulp and her brains spilled over the floor, The murderer was deter minel to kill the woman, for he went SD far as to pull the bodJ up to the stove and lay her lower limbs h the fire.
 The woman lived n shert distance from Corkscrew, four miles south Of Pine Bluff.
 News of the murder was. brought here today by the dead woman's brotherih- John Washington, and Deputy Pleas culp4ppsr went to the place immediately.
 The woman was daughter of Henderson Brown, a well known and peaceable negro farmer. J. 5. Drake. another good negro E2rm6r,is also a bfothe, ia-.aw of the murder ed woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
SIX AND SIX THAT'S THE WAY THE JURY IN THE PRYlBILL SUIT
 STOOD. COLEMAN AND HUNT.
Elected Special Judges-Jordar Damage Suit Postponed
 Sam Franklin's Suit Up.

The jury.ia the case of Pryibill vs. the Pine Bluff Cigar & News Com pany, which was tried in circuit court Monday, was composed of "six fools and six smart men, so say the attorneys interested, and after re maining ID chambers until II o'clock at night they reported that it was an "even break" and they failed to agree. One of the jurors remarked that neither of the opposing six would even spit for crack to de- eide the question, after we (our six) had used every effort to bring them over"
 The case will have to be tried again unless compromise or satis- factory settlement is made. Pryi- bill sues for $45, alleged to be due him for trivoli table, which the company purchased from him and then refused to pay for it on the grounds that it was gambling de- vice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
MOVED FROM TYLER.


 'uperintendent Tigrett, of the Cot n pet, and clerical corps, left Tyl- ie2as, Friday night for Mount 'osaht, where the headquarters for depertment have been esta blish- ihe removal of this department mat of the chief train dispatch Will carry away from Tyler pae twenty-five families, many of |om own homes there. The change spaue because Mount Pleasant is uieu oy the officials to be better
 e rom which to operate the Id.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20

The mem bers of the Womans Home Mission Society of tbe First Methodist church desire to thank Mr. Fred Hudson for the handsome base burner he donated to them, and wish him prosperity in the new home to which he and his family go this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
TILES GOT II. WAS GRANTED THE TRASH BOX PRIVILEGE BUT NOT
 EXCLUSIVE RIGHT. SEVEN STREETS NAMED. Have the Titles of States-Tents
 May be Declared
 Nuisances.
SEVEN STREETS NAMED.

The City Council met in regular session Monday night, Mayor Alex ander present and presiding. and Aldermen Fox, Meyer, Owen, Boyce and Clements answered to the roil call. City Attorney Reinberger, City Clerk Johnson and Chief Phil pot were also on hand.
 The minutes of the previous meet ing were read and approved.
 Chairman Clements, of the sanl- tary committee, reported that he had visited the tents on Third ave- nue and Main street, referred to at she last meeting of the council, and they were kept in very good sani- tary condition. He stated. however that they had very bad appearances and should not be allowed to stand. As such places had never been de- elared nulsanees, the city attorney was directed to present the law o1 that matter and if they were found to be nuisances the council would act accordingly.
 Chairman Fox, of the fire com mittee, said be had called on MT. Steele, as directed by the council, and ordered him to stop the erection ot the frame shed and not resume the work. The Mayor stated that the work was going on at intervals and it was his intention to have Steele arrested. Chief Philpot stat ed that he had Steele and the work men arrested in the afternoon.
 The matter of granting the metal trash box right to George Tiles was brought up and Alderman Fox stat ed that he had consulted with Mr. E. B. Bloom, Mr. Tiles agent, and the latter said that he knew it would be satisfactory to MT. Tiles if the ordinance was amended to read 20 per cent. instead of b per cent. and "exclusive privilege" be omitted from the resolution The ordinance was read third time, seconded and unanimously adopted.
 Doi tain railways were recently notified by the Mayor through the chief of police, that if they did not put flag man on the streets on which their iailroad crosses Alabama. State, Main and Pine streets, as provided for in sections No. 469 and 469 of Hudson's Gigest of the city ordin- ances, they would be prosecuted as provided for by law,
 A petition signed by Messrs.. D. H. Rousseau, JOhn Ross aud E. Il. Alden, was presented asking the ceu leil to open an ley on South Main street which had been ob- sfructed with gates by | J. Moore and others without authority. AL derman Owen sad iu might be found necessary for the retitoners to get relief through injunction proceed ings, and be was not sure that the city had jurisdiction over such a matter. Alderman Fox agreed With MT. Owen on this matter and oeliey- ed that it would not be out of place to first let the city attorney inform the councilmen whether or not they had jurisdiction over this matter.
 The city attorney stated that he had already inves tigated the matter and found that the alley had always been open, up to two or three months ago.
 Alderman Boyce moved that the chief of police be instructed to ques- ton persons residing in the vicinity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
county.

The suit Of Sam Franklin Ys. l.. A. Samuels to recover $65, which Mr. Franklin claims is due him for rent, is being tried in circuit court today (Tuesdayl Gen. H, King White represents the plaintiff and Reir- berger & Ewing tbe defendant.
 Attorney z. J. Hunt was elected special judge to preside over court during this suit. Judge Grace went to Little Rock this morning to at tend meeting of the State Masons, hence the special judge.
 Soon after the suit was called for trial, motion was made by the de fendant for continuance of the case but Judge Hunt overruled same The defendant then filed motion for change of venue and it was gran ted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20

Eek's Pine Bluff Gallery is on the. south side of West Second avenue, five blocks from Main street, aad is open for business from October the first to June the first of.aaca year. 6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20

The damage suit of Dr. A. c. Jordan vs. the Ice < Coal Company was to have been called in circuit court today, but a motion for a change of venue having been filed by the defendant, and it is yet to be granted or refused by the judge, the case was postponed.
 Attorney W. F. Coleman was elected special judge to preside when this suit is called for trial. Circuit Judge Grace is one of the directors in the Ice x Coal company and is theref ore disqualified
 Judge Coleman this afternoon granted the change of venue asked for by the defendant and the case will be tried at Warner, Lincoln county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20

Van Winkle said: Here's good health
 F. Mlfe and family. may you all live
 ana prosper" This toast was made \ aflnking Jesse Moore' whisky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20
.M. C. A. NOTES,

At the suggestion of pr. Browning. who has been acting secretary for the Association since the resignation of Mr. Ernest Reed, there was com mittee of two appointed at the Sur = day afternoon meeting, R. H. M. Mills and J. ". Crawford, to cal upon the pastors of the different churches in reference to grand union service to be held Thanksgiv ing day. for the young men of Pine Bluff; and the awakening from it's lethargy of this Association.
 The amusement com mittee has de- cided to set apart Thursday evening of each week for the entertainment of the young ladies of Pine Bluff. Two or more ladies will be called upon to assist in this work at each entertainment. There will be games and a general good time.
 The game room formerly occupied on the third floor, has been aban don- ed for the winter, aud the parlors will in future be used as rendezvous for amusement. All chess, checker. and domino players are Invited. Strangers in the city are especially welcome.
 In the interim, while the Associa- ton is casting about for perma- nent secretary, MT. George D. Monk has volunteered to stay at the rooms from seven till ten o'clock each even ing add will welcome any new mem bers or strangers who may come.
 Members who, for various reasons, have discontinued their visits, are requested to call and talk it over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-20

Yesterday the trains brought to this city, from Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Hot Springs, eightsprght- ly and yivacious telephone girls, who were ticketed to Houston, Texas, to take the place of striking telephone girls there. Manager Brown of the telephone exchange here, met them and looked to see that they got on the right train for their, destinatiol l. -Texarka anian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-04
The Mariposa's Voyage.

1t was 1910 a. m. last Thursday
when the three whistles blew for cast
ing off Of the Mariposa at San Fran
cisco. BY San Francisco time II was
$3.50 this morning when the steamer
stopped off Honolulu harbor to meet
the pilot boat.
Captain Houdlette Is in command
this voyage, substituting Captain Hay
ward, who goes to Philadelphia to SUI
perintend the finishing touches on the
first of the three new Oceanic liners
to be completed. This is the first break
In Captain Hayward's command Of the
Maropisa since she began her success
full career in 1888. 1t Is needless to say
that Captain Houdlette manifested the
same genial qualities toward the pas
sengers OF his new command which
nave largely contributed to the won
derful popularity of the Australia.