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MARKETS 81 rBLrdRApa.


Kansas city. oct. Cattle Market
slow and weak: shipping and dressed
beef steers. Ss56s.8; western steers. 81
0s. IS; native COWS, q G6fDo. native stock
ers, t8S6tss. Hons-aiarket iec lower At
tLe0dS.O. Sheep-Market active and
steady; sheep. t1Bas.so; lambs, ti.ood5.oo
Chioake, Oct. is.--Caffie--fipod 70 prims
steers, g.3D@5.so: stoekera And feeders.
q. s51l.sO; Texas fed steers tt000l9o.
Hogs-Mlxed and butchers, N.s0d5. lIit,
sheep-Good to choice vethers. tS.eOa4 20;
western sheep. sssoqi'h; native lambs,
sLso0als
81. Louis, oct. B--cattls-NatIvs steers,
o. 5OQ5.so; stockers and feeders. t2.tsat rs;
Texas and Indian steers. p064-S
Hogs--Pigs and lights. fAs6na0o; butch.
ere. tle065 10. Sheep Native muttona
3. 750ti0; lambs, N.@Gbh
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Cape Town, Oct. 16.-The Beers are
very active in the Kroonstad district.
Gen DeWet has proclaimed that
burghers who refuse to fight win be
made prisoners OF war. British
mounted infantry scouting from
Lindley, had Wiltshire killed, through
mistaking a party Of 40 Beers in
khaki for friends.
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M,.. Cast. Lons BlcyoIs Ride.

New York, Oct. 16.--Miss Cast com
pleted her ride Of 1000 miles at 7:O5h
yesterday evening. She covered the
distance In 222 hours and 5h minutes
beating the record of win Brown by
three hours and one minute. At the
conclusion of her ride Miss CAST was
examined by two physicians, who pro
nounced her TO be in good condition
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Berlcely Springs, W. Va, Oct. 49,
Jimmy Adams has returned from ths
Klondike. When he LET, here three
years ago he went with nothing and
ON freight train. He returned yes
terday In private car, hauled by q
leased locomotive. and brought with
him nearly 100000 In gold and papers
representing mining possessions
worth s5.OO0.0O0 end prospsctivsly
worth ten times as much.
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Mrs. Alice Belle Hays went "a
Leavenworth, Kas,, Saturday evening
10 visit her daughter, Katherine, who
is attending school there.
Miss Ada Mcdaniel, who came ur
from HiggingvIlle Saturday to visit
the Misses Venable and TO attend the
county teachers reading circle, re,
turned last night.
Mrs. s. Cohn, Of Upton, who ha.
been visiting Mrs. james Robinson
for the past two weeks, returned
home yesterday morning. Mrs. Rob.
Inson went with her for visit at
Upton.
DR.. A. G. Erdman, Of Higginsvllle,
was visiting friends here yesterday
He has been on three weeks trip tC
Colorado points, taking IN the Cripple
Creek mining district, Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Sheriff John F1lkerson left thl.
morning for Boouyllle 10 place IN the
reform school there the negru DO,
who was sentenced Ia the crimina
court last week to one years term al
the BO0nvllle reform school.
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Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 16.-Before
the women's Christian Board Of Mis-
sions in convention here Mrs. Jennie
Harlan, of New York, said one Of
the great problems was to help Christ
win America. 1--WE must Christianlze
the heather in this country" she
said, "or they will paganize u.s."
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fR. BRYAN AT CANTON.
Democratic Candidate for President
Ads a Five s-Minute Taih at the Home
OF President McKiniey.

TntOn n Oct te Tnera ,vara I'm
Han, accss.,an, =. a.. p.uan t-a,n
sre n lst, ALron uonaa,, norn,ng
se consisted =, Mavor ionss q;
|,do and Eor,.s. At,,sn.', nansrsl
b.tt ROTH ioin.d ~. 1.r,v nm
sbp Inyi,a,io1 - N. m p.,io "a /,
.Indor.,aa3 oa ~ ~ 80, .. - an a III,
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For vso, ono Tons on Steel R.ll.,

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 14.--President
Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania railroad
has awarded contracts for 10000 tons
of steel rails, for which the company
will pay sec per ton, of total Of
81, 500, 900 for the entire order.
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Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. 16.-A
father, mother and four young chill
dren were blown to atoms yesterday
evening at Sells, Montgomery county,
four miles frim Hot Springs. While
the family was at supper their home
was wrecked by an explosion Of dyna-
mite
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HHHtU UuWI'B' ""N1u ""''"W ""E"s
New York, Oct. 10.-Wihiam Swift
Wright, formerly of Logansport, Ind,
now confidential adviser Of President
Jiminez, is here on secret mission
from Santo Domingo. 1t is believed
that Jiminez has sent him here to ne
gotiate a loan sufficiently large TO
transfer the bonded indebtedness from
Belgian to American creditors.
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Washington, Oct, ie.-The supreme
court granted motions advancing the
Neeley case and the cases involving
the question OF the extension Of the
constitution over the Philippines and
Porto Rico to the second week In No
vember
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Bloomington, ILL.,, Oct, iS.--It is an
nounced that the Chicago 4 Alton will
within one year expend 100000 upo1
the reconstruction, enlargement ant
refitting OF the general machine shop
In this city. In the new shops all ma
chinery will be operated by electricity
The capacity OF the shops Is to be in
creased so per cent.
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H,n.-o.ra nf co,Ion narn.a

Lampasas. Tex, Oct. 16.--An extra
freight train on the Santa Fe was
thrown from the track near here by
running over horse. Nine cars Of
cotton were thrown on the locomotive
and burned.
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Manila, Oct. I4.-Gen. Smith, the
former governor of Negros, has as
sumed his duties as collector OF Gus
toms for the district OF Manila. Gen
Smiths appointment Is the natural
result of his excellent work In the
pacification and reconstruction OF the
island OF Negros.
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Miss Laura winkler returned To
Lexington last night.

Miss Laura Winkler returned 10
Lexington last night.
Mrs. Wm. NJ. Hatch, of Kansas
City, came down, last night for a
visit with Mrs. Schulz for a few
weeks. W
Miss Ida Van Anglen, OF Higgins.
vile, spent the day in our city yes.
terday, the guest OF Misses Mamie,
Pinkie and BEETLE Chinn.
Mrs. George Stewart, of winton,
accompanied by her children, arrived
this morning to visit the family OF
her father, Mr.. John Spears,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davis left this
morning for Marshall, Mo-, where
they will spend a few days visiting
Mr.. Davis sister, Mrs. Cliff Goodwin,
Mr.. Jas. Peak and wife returned
this morning from Oakland, ILL.,,
where they were called on account o.
the illness Of Mrs. W. ]. Peak, wife
Of Mr.. Jas. Peaks brother.
The special grand jury which wa.
called yesterday indicted the negro
James Hicklln, for malicious assault
to kill. His trial was set for the Stl
day Of November and John s. Black
well aud John Welborn were appoint
ed by the court TO defend him. Geo
Franklin was indicted for grant
larceny. He plead guilty and wa
sentenced TO one year 10 the reform
school at B0onyllle.
The following young ladies' ant
gentlemen met at Turner hall las
night for social hop: Misses Maud,
Burden, Laura Edwards, Alic,
Mountjoy, Bessie AtRelson, Dais.
Thoruton, Anna Maude Tevis, Eu
lgenla Krlehn, Mary Blackwell, Mar
Graves, Alice Kriehn, Mary Silver
Nancy Huston, Fleta Bradley ant
Messrs. J. A. Rankin, Luclen Lesueur
Douglas Meng, Tbeo. A. Bates, Bucl
Sydnor, +. Leslie Slusher Geo. Ker
dolff, Harry W. Brown, Clyde Hall
Or. T. B. Ramsey, Capt. |. b. Perry
Capt. N. @. Barnhardt, Cadet
l0'Ronrk, Miller. Hudson, Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. McGrew. Day
orchestra furnished the music, an
as is always the case at these little In
formal affairs everybody had de
Illghtful time.
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Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 1e.-Chsrles
Evanston, arrested on the charge Of
robbing the Union bank Of Richland,
Mich, Of $4,000 In cash and $4,000 In
securities, made confession Of con
nection with the robbery, which oc-
CURED two years ago this month.
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New York, Oct. 16.-The bazaar for
the Galveston homeless orphans was
opened last night in the large ball
room Of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel by
Gen. Nelson A. Miles. There was q
large attendance. Gen. Miles intro
duced Gov. Sayers, of Texas, who told
graphically Of the hurricane which
devastated Galveston and other parts
of Texas,
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New York, Oct. i8.--The annual re-
port Of the Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Memphis railroad for the June 80
fiscal year, issued yesterday, shows
an increase Of sssl, $50, or 2eh per
cent. in earnings, of s6ss,4ss, or 81 Is
per cent. in expenses, and $345,3S7, or
rs 1-3 per cent. In net earnings.
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Washington, Oct. 16.-The commits
sioner of internal revenue has decided
that certificates Of nomination for
public Office, such as are required by
some of the states, and all papers or
instruments relating to the exercise
of the elective franchise are exempt
from the stamp tax.
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Paris, Oct. 16.-Mrs. Daniel Man
ming, while lesving her hotel after
dinner Saturday, lost diamond sun
burst valued at $500. As a strange
coincidence both lady commissioner
of the United States at the Paris ex'
position sustained loss OF jewels.
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ST. Joseph, Mo-, Oct is.--Coal and
gas in paying quantities were found
east OF this city at depth OF l'oVu
feet, The gas will be piped to the city
At once II the supply holds out, as II
promises to do. A vein Of coal that
may reach two feet in thickness ws'
found. -
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Sullivan, Ind, Oct. 10.-This city
was visited last night by one Of the
most disastrous fires In its history.
The fire was caused by the overturn-
ing of candle in the basement of the
large department store of Burton
brothers.
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MI. Hone, for south Africa.

Cape Town, Oct. i4.-Parliament wal
prorouged Saturday. The premier
Sir James Gordon Sprigg, expressed
the hope that when parliament reas
sembles all bitterness will have passed
away and that peace and good will
will prevail In South Africa.
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London, Oct. 1s.--Abont $4,000
Thames lightermen struck yesterday,
considerably dislocating trade. The
STRIKE is the outcome Of differences
as to the Interpretation Of Lord Bras
sey's award which terminated the
great strike Of 1889.
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Delaware, o., Oct. 1o.-Mr. and Mrs.
Martin sRyers, an aged couple, were
instantly killed by Big Four train at
Alyria yesterday afternoon. They
were driving across the track in o
buggy and did not hear the train ap-
preaching.
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MISCELLANEOUS MEnASsR.
From Saturdays Daily.l
County Reading Circle.

H"fH SeAANg N~~aAnb SnNtNs
The following teachers OF the
county are attending the County
Reading Circle witch meets At the
High School building today:
Supt. U. @. Sebring; Messrs U. NJ.
McElroy, Il. L. Nethertou, Carter
Sharp, Misses Eunica Whiting, Ada
Mcdaniel, wilma johnson, Susie
Smiley, Fannie Burgau, Eleanor
Warren, Winnie Ridge, and Name,
Foulds from Hlgginsyille. Misses
Alice Sans, Sallie McGlalhry, Eva
Parker, La Yern Starr, Maud Stan
lev Ruth Mitchell, Bertha Russell,
SallIe ShuIl; Messrs john McGlathry,
aud Clyde Galloway from Odessa.
Misses Florence Arnold, Susie Afford,
Maggie Spears, Margle Vaughan,
Emma Moratb, Mary Ridlngs, Mary
Hale, Geneyleve Russell, BEETLE
Trail, Mary McClelland, Kate Drys.
dale, Mamie Shaw, Annle Allen;
Messers W. ID. MenR, L. V.
Wallace, c. A. Phillips aud ],
W. Mckinney from Lexington,
Messrs. Archie Kelley, Homer Phil.
lips. Tom Hammonds, Misses Bette
Belle Perry, Edith Kelley, Anna
Marie Campbell aud Mrs. Tom Ham
monds, from MayxIew. Mr.. G. R
Chamberlin ana Miss Ethel Emison
from Wellington. Mr., Jas. Kuehls
Misses Bertha aMcElroy and -
Cary, from Concordla.
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New York. Oct. 16.-It Is announced
that the National City bank has en-
gagged s2,sO0,O0o in gold for import
The gold was secured in South Africa
and represents the first output of the
mines Of that country since the break
ing out Of the war.
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Bursl.r trapped In the Ba..mspt

81. Louis, Oct. 16,--Hrnan Rausche,
ssis South Broadway. captured man
in the basement Of his house shortly
before midnight. Driving the fellow
into the cellar. he fastened the door
and held him prisoner while his wife
snmmoned a policeman.
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Berlin, Oct. I6.--The Berliner Tage-
blstt publishes letter from Mach
adodorp, which concludes as follows:
mot superior numbers, nor the great
er military capacity Of the British,
but treason. folly and puffed-up Inn
potency among our leaders caused
our ruin"
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Santa Barbara, Cal. Oct i3.-on her
trial trip the new battleship Wis
consin made 17.5 knots per hour and
beat the record Of the Oregon at
every point. The Wisconsin is also
1000 tons heavier than the Oregon.
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Tacoma, Wash, Oct. ia typhoon
caused great damage on the coasts
of Formosa and southern China
Numerous towns were destroyed OF
badly damaged. Nineteen hundred
houses were washed away or hun'
dated at Talpeh, Formosa, and many
lives lost
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Chicago, Oct. l5--Cash wheat No. red.
7tNG77c; No. 3. 7Oq74c; No. hard win
ter, 7oa72Ke, No. Q. 6s@7le; No. 4 north
ern spring, 7lA67sHc; No. q I4stQ7sitc;
No. 3. eS97ec Corn--No. 2, tic; No. ..
i05kc. oats-No O. 2lkc.
st. Louis, Oct. 1S.-Wheat-No. . red
hard. fO1k971c. Corn-No. cash. Ssc;
track. seA6toc. oats-No. cash. &c:
track. 22,t92shc: No. white. 2eh 92sMc.
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mn spe.s,ns IN IIIlpo,s.

'lagheld, ILL.,. Oct. is.---David b.
of New York, arrived here Mon
70 address the democracy. A pa
escorted him from the station to
'V,el u, and he received an lnnoya-
ine city was filed with visitors
,"e buildings were layishly deco
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Ardmore, I. r., Oct. 1e.-chief OF
Indian Police Jack Ellis yesterday re-
moved from the limits Of the territory
]. Bodowitz. a leading merchant, for
refusing to pay tribal tax. He Is re
garded as an intruder and is subject
to fine OF $1,000 by civil action II he
returns
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Paris. Oct. 1o.--The increase in the
price OF coal due TO Great Britain's
purchases and the American mining
strike has caused difference of $780,
900 francs In the French budget.
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Impnr,. p.ere..ler. E.ports Ineres.lns.

Washington, Oct. io.--Imports OF
woolen manufactures into the United
States are less than one-third In value
what they were In 1895 while during
the decade, 1s9o-isDo, exports OF wool'
en- manufactures have more than
trsblsd. ---------
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AMERICANS SAVED.


Manila, Oct. 15.-Capt. Devereaux
Shields, who, with 81 men of campany
+, Twenty-nlnth regiment, United
States volunteer infantry, was cap
tured by the insurgents last month
in the island of Marinduque. was re-
I covered Saturday by the American
rescue force with all the members Of
his party. m
AiseArthar oan Use Than.
Washington, Oct. 16.-The war de-
partment has practically determined
to adopt Gen. Davis recommendation
and reduce the military force In Porto
Rico. The troops will be brought to
the United States and then sent 10
Manila. Eight companies Of the Tenth
infantry can be spared from the is
lands and these will make welcome
addition to Gen. MacArthur's COM
mand.
Marines to Stay In Luxon.
Washington, Oct. i6.-Seeretary
Long has decided not TO order home
any Of the marines now in the Philip
pines. Instead, IL more marines should
be available they win be sent to Ma
nila. Reinforcements are necessary,
because Of the contemplated reduction
OF Gen. MacArthur's command by
| the withdrawal of the volunteers
Ia Thinks Lnxou IL Paoihsd.
New York, Oct. 16.-Lieut. Edward
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London, Oct. 1.-THE abundance of
money has not lessened and the bor-
rowers are able to Obtain funds at
practically their own terms.
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Rally OF All me-. s,,n..

'caeo' Oct. is.--In every city,
and village in the United States
l w ~ democratic meetings win
eiu under the auspices Of the
"a' Association Of Democratic
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A freight train on the Evansville 4
Terre Haute road was derailsd By
striking a COW at Purcell. Ind. Eish'
teen cars were wrecked and burned
In heap and four men seriously In
iured
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New York, Oct. io.--After an alb
sence Of years Samuel M. Clemens
Mark Twain) returned to America
late last night, arriving ON the At
lantic transport liner Mihnehaha.
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pleago, Oct. i6.--Richard Croker
pa receive every vote at democratic
'ohal headquarters for a place in
temple OF fame. The Tammany
has given Thomas Taggart, dem
'lic committeeman for Indiana,
POO for a campaign fund in that
4, Indiana has been the only state
Chieh Croker has been willing to
a dollar.
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|aShington, Oct. le.-secretary
\ mas planned TO make several
.EneS on political topics during his
I'm trip which begins next week.
going to Colorado to visit his
sn'er and besides talking in that
may make one or two addresses
ebraska.
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HIS CURIOUS WILL.
Eusiishman Lsaves Hts Daughters o7Oo.-
ooo on Conditioa That Neither wsds
UntiI 10 Ysars Of Age.

London, Oct. 16.-The will OF J. C.
Clayton, the son OF the late member Of
parliament of that name, has just
been probated. by 1t he leaves his
tive daughters q fortune Of 100000
with the curious provision that the
money Is to be payable only II they
attain the age of IS without marrying.
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HEY DO NOT AGREE.
,litIcal Forecasts Made by Lead
.rs Of Opposing Parties.
cba,rmaa Payne Fisares sTo yotss
|,,.,,.,u for Mckinley : secretaries
walsh and Edgertan Prse~ht tho
Fn.ion side OF the C0ntaat.

rh,coro. Oct. 16.-Henry c. Payne,
chairman of the republican ma
mi executive committee, gave out
forecast of the election. Mr..
yrs made an estimate of the votes
4 states, and in doing so divided the
4 ,ss into four classes-24 states,
rino 27O electoral votes, certain for
.Khley; 70 states, having 1i5.elec-
Al votes. certain for Bryan; six
tes having Ss electoral votes, In
icb the chances Of republican or
.|uocratic success are even, and three
tes haviag "a votes, in which the
snees are co to 40 in favor of the
.noerats. Mr.. Payne's forecast is
ed upon last reports received from
+ the states. and is as follows:
n McKinley-california. Connecticut.
bos. Indiana, Iowa. Kansas. Maine.
a I.sachusetts. Michigan. Minnesota.
. 4 Hampshire, New Jersey. New Yors.
m Dakota, Ohio. Oregon. Pennsyl-
la Rhode Island. South Dakota. YER
\, washington. West Virginia. Wis
I'M. wyoming. Total. 270
Il Bryan-Alahama, Arkansas. Flori-
Georgia. Louisiana. Mlssissippl. Mon
North Carolina, South Carolina.
nessee. Texas, Virginia. Total, ii6.
fyen chance-Delaware Kentucky.
+. .ryland, Nebraska. Nevada. Utah. To-
o.
siy TO forty in favor OF democrats
orado Idaho. Missouri. Total. "a.
Abmtd, savs Chat mau Jones
fhcago, Oct. l6.- senator Jones.
.Airman Of the democratic national
.,nmittee, commented on Vice Chair
4 D Of the Republican National Com
itee Payne's election forecast as
lows: "llis claim that California,
.bnecticut, Indiana. Illinois, Kansas,
hnesota, New York, New Jersey,
+ |rih Dakota, South Dakota, West
f tgnia, Wisconsin and Wyoming and
eral other states would go for Me-
''bley in the coming election Is alb
h, and any intelligent man who
pws anything about the situation
bound TO know that
A. the Popu',s,s view II.
lincoln, Neb., Oct. i5.---Secretary
gertOn, Of the populist national
hmittee, says: 'Bryan will be
Pted. lie has lost none Of the sup
he had In 1906 except few silver
ubliCans in the mountain states.
will hold his own west Of the Mis-
lppi and will carry every state in
\ region that he carried in 1895,
b the possible exception OF Wyom-
He will gain heavily In the CEN
west and east; he will not only
{ all the democrats and populists
y supported him in 1896, but added
these he will receive the vote OF a
ge number Of gold democrats and
mer republicans who have left their
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r"' Hama Speaking IN the Northwest.
'ulson, Wis, Oct. Ex-senator
pa began his speech-making tour
Pe northwest yesterday by making
addresses in Wisconsin, two of
I OF some length. The principal
|esses /, of the day were made at
sesha, where the special train
ging Senators Hanna and Frye
|other republican leaders was held
|P'er an hour, and al Madison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
WHAT DETERMINES EASTER
Reader Who Is satisfied About Leap
Wear Asks Questions.

The Eagles explanation OF the leap
year question leads a reader TO follow up
with query as to what governs the
time of Easter.
Easter falls on the first Sunday follow
ing the 18th of the paschal moon. that is.
fun moon. after the 20th day OF March
The paschal moon is governed by the
Jewish feast Of the passover and is the
first moon after the eth Of March. The
passover falls on the 18th Of the lunar
month. while Easter falls on the Sunday
following; that is, it IS always on Sun
day and never comedies with the Jewish
passover. The .2lst OF March Is a fixed
date, the vernal equinox. The earliest
date that Easter can come is March -.
in which case the ful moon falls on Sat
urday. March q. the vernal equinox. The
latest Easter date IS when the full moon
falls or March - and April IS, and that
latter date Is 4 Sunday. making Easter
one week later. or April q. To under
stand Easter. consider the lunar month:
that it IS the Sunday following the pass
over: that the fun moon IS but synonym
Of the l4th OF the lunar month
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

A stated conclave of Mt. Olivet Com
mandery No. u will be held this evening.
All Sir Knights are requested to be pres
ent
The Ladies' Aid society of Central
Christian church will meet at the church
this afternoon at 1:90 o'clock. Come pre-
pared to work.
The members of Ivy Leaf Chapter, o.
E. s., are requested to attend the fun
eral of c. E. Little this afternoon at 2
o'clock at Garfield hall.
w. R. c., attention. It is the wish of
our president, Mrs. Little, that No. 40
attend the funeral of her late husband
in a body. The funeral will be held at
Garfield hall Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Sisters, owing TO the kindness
Comrade Little has extended to US as a
body, please bring a small bouquet to be
used in our memorial services. mistake
orrected-Comrade Little was member
in good standing OF Garfield post)
All members of Garfield Post No. Is,
G. A. R., are requested to meet at Gar
field hall this afternoon at o'clock to
attend the funeral of Comrade G. A Lit
tie. Eggleston post and all other COM
rades are invited to meet with us. The
following comrades are selected as pail
btarers: ]. H. Tuttle, J. c. Kirk, H. D.
Heiserman, ]. NJ. Martin, w R. Kessles,
j. N Rutter. w. n, Caswell, post COM
mander; R c. Jackman, adjutant.