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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Carpet Baggers Off for Porto Rico.

Porto Rico, that it formally in the possession of
Uncle Sam offers rich field for developing enterprises
Governor Allen, who is into office on May
viii find his hands full Of promoters contractors railway
constructors and place hunters But they say that
Allen is just the for the job Being thorough sym
pathy with the people Of that island, he will
wherever possible discourage baggng, but
still to deal with number of adventures seeking
of concessions endeavorng all manner
Of schemes The Porto Rico bill provides good
patronage that must be given citizens of United
States how successfully the Washington politicians
be worked will be awaited with much interest With
vexatious problems out politicians steer clear
systems of taxation regulate and city
adjust position civil governor Rico no
easy How to proceed to keep the Porto
Ricans from any suspicion that they
carpet baggers and thus excite their will require all
sagacity which Allen repued pos
generous of home and disposition
help the native population is all that is wanted The
that daily focng the island for railroad
other concessions fanked horde of place and
age seekers already what governor will
have with. We shall how well he is
equal the emergency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Rryan,s Wichita Speech.

The speech made by w. J. Bryan, in this city, the
occasion of the Sunfower League banquet Tuesday
night which stenographc report, is
occasoning Gentlemen who have followed quite
closely greater uterances made by him in the
past four years well as several newspaper who
frequently declaring his Wichita
speech greatest oratocaI effort in both thought
delivery. the visiting statesmen described it
speech thirty years, of the
be the greatest speech that fell
lips of He spoke uninterrupedly for two
or more. Having delivered a short address the
morning and another quite lengthy speech in the
big srowd, the writer these lines
evening abiding the telegraph reports of
his voice having broken while on Pacific,
wondering would be equal the effort which he,
expected put forth that night banquet he
Piled that his voice had failed him
during Pacific tour never felt better
life His Wichita speech is held by his friends be
the opening of the national campaign OF 1900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Just the People for Alaska.

Alaska has been estimated of value only and
fisheries and possible mineral deposits the
covery of her rich gold fields No legislation
tempted behalf inhabitants
that possession the that the only living
worth looking after, being inferior
Of Indians But Alaska is going to be inhabited The
statement Brady that if the territory any
it would immigration from Finland calls
attention congressional neglect of the
Alaska peculiarly attractive Firms Of whom
fleeing the Cars prosecutions and perhaps
people coming this country better adapted
settle and under good laws develop Alaska than they
territory land laws, that it does
offer the first prerequisite to the home seekehe
tainy having piece Mother Earth that call
Recently mining laws have been adopaad Iy the
senate yet there courts enforce the laws
only body of military keep the peace It is
likely there will be addition of perhaps $4,000 nd
viduals population this year. many
transported thence and of that number would
become permanent residents if they could buy land with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

dollars month in gol), to compete with the
American mills because the American worken accomplish
from times much as the Chinese can do
The Chinese mills make nothing cloth and
of them turns nothing yarn
hand
1.-The cotton cloths" says Consul Goodnow dominating
the market in northern China challenging
in central China, from America We
Market adds, long as we have equal entrance
into all China especially freight lines country
multiplied; Nicaragua built no
other than American goods apply in China
This seems be argument favor of American
commercial expansion that cannot be answered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Old Glory VIII Wave Anyhow.

The Louisville CourierJournal, whose Democracy is
without question: IF Kansas City convention
should adopt ant-expanson plank radical as might
be dictated by Schurz Grover Cleveland and Mr.
Bryan elected flag still wave over the
Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico as it waves
today" From this testimony observes the Kansas City
Gazette understand that the Democrats party
doesn't what it says that will positively declare
eternal hostility Republican politics and in favor of
others exactly the and then
that sort of platform will proceed just as the
Republican party 10 if successful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
9aifu Eagle
" NJ MURDOCH. Editor.
A Kawite's Comprehension stumped,

Topeka Capital complains that it can't understand
English Of the Eagles probably well
for the conenent Of the Capitals editorial It
pulpit perphrass strange, IT, indeed it
does outright conveying meaning the
prfetors of concern whose greatest they
cessfulIy ran a The linguistic
surely adjusts itself to the
average Topekan be literally peppered
like jargon Prohibition again in danger!
Down boss!" Another joint pulled" Corrupted
by Kansas City whisky money!" stand by the Christian
drug like idiopathetic slush The Capital
prize Intelligent Interpretation Of
pound decaratory found paragraph of ed
toriaI appearing Eagle few days 1t is safe
say prize viii be by reader Of the
Capital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Americas New Hold On China

Il nothing more should ever come Of Deweys victory
than that Of permanent footing Uncle sam IN the Ra
Of Manila the victory Will prove profitable There seems
to be no doubt hat big market for American coaton
goods is 20 be created in China If advantage is taken Of
the opportunities presented present China Imports
about SlSeoeoooo worth Of such goods yearly
Consul General Goodnow, Shanghai in a report to
the sate department calls to the opportunity
that IS presented for American manufacturers T5ls report
was inspired by report in American newspapers
eeet that the Chinese able ruinous com
position with American manufacturers Of cotton goods Mr.
Goodaow that is not The Chinese mills in spite OF
their cheap labor which by he-way 50 cheap as
has bsea Cages ranging three To tr,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Up TO the Primers

The Potter Palmers pretty much the whole thing
In Chicago and have been years or at least Mrs Potter
has been An Italian saloon-keeper who has been ros-
porous bought the other day building next to that on
which Potter Pamers residence located and proposed 70
build thereon palace his own Palmer heard Of X and
buy him of
he offered an advance Of twenty-five thousand over the
amount the Italian paid for the property But the agent
incautoasy let that it was Mr. Palmer who wants
to buy and that his thar he didn't want 70 live
next door to saloonkeepe Then the latter rose on his
dignity and refused sen any price but agnanopzl,
offered 70 buy oUt his future neghbor row it is u 10
Potter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

Dodge City Globe Republican. The Elrv-
ees.ioa that Il Dewey got the prezl3ea-
tlai chair ha would 1ETn s. 0ve1 70 ais
wife. IS he d.d the house presented e.
1im BY t5e generous ps9p.s u t1g E-s-
I'D States-sn ao1icatioa complete ard
overyE se.rniz g-Esuln9s Cc.- Dscx Evans
- thfs city - the tlz5e y zen the sdEi-
rars zffe was the vile ~ sn officer q
The army. stationed a. Pert Hays !n ne
7Ts Casonet Eys1s tescE.bes Mrs
Dewey ~ woman fond II display. q
desire - manage and a.E1Ez keeping
a. tEs 1ea1 = soTletg natter 81 tha
For SEE WIS = Dainty woman. YaEfse-
ula-Iy 1znd q 1,sss s11 kssp1E e. tef
tire q tas latest approved faEasa1s
WHIST gsuzs ard oTaer auuasr1axlfs
served 70 relieve fhs u5gotozg q ha--
racks ne. and . these tee leader y sAe
fort s3csetY 6zvote1 much agssrtl1z- To
- ca yrs. Bszeus iist vas 3 prlyl'sxe
CT gers AID clT5ilsns felt p-oe1 q De-
ference = Ehs authority q barracks et5-
zzesss Ezz enc - re ztssfsE5es = nss-
6ssg ufs No military cazwa ater ezsr-
csse5 greater p1wEr fkaa the mistress -
TIE d1r1rgsIc saEp WAl,e tsn legal arc
Iawsul aafsorltY f1ufs8 - r5arrs - gn
seat - EaFefnsaeaa * WaNalaElzns us
less and 1rErfsssu aatAoTstg - less
appropriateness ~ > eeassns ana tast
waz1zE 50 Ee.! KNOWS 51z q sEzs2sy-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Along the Kansas Nile.

There are now about 1000 rural mail
| delivery routes. Kansas hasn't her share.
Governor Stanley is in favor of a law
| enabling railroad men who are out on
runs election day, to vote.
| In the Seventh district there is a gen
| eraI call that both Campbell and Duval
get off the track and let third man be
named.
| Governor Stanley spoke to the railroad
labor unions at Fort Scott, Thursday.
| He asserted his belief IN union labor en-
phatically.
The Santa Fe has more trouble with
! boys jumping off and on trains at
| Hutchinson than at any other point on
the system.
For publishing his essay on Grass"
in the last agricultural report, ingalls,
wrote TO Coburn: ''Nullum tetigit quod
/ non ornavit."
! The Arkansas City Traveller kicks On
the scheme Of making thirteen months in
the year. 1t says the bill collectors come
around often enough as It is.
Professor Haworth Of the State uni
versity has examined the specimens from
Galena said to contain gold, and doesn't
| find even a stain of gold in them.
Jim Harris, the man who confessed to
numbering John Allen Of Ottumwa, and
implicated Mrs. Allen in the murder
doesn't want to stand trial. He wants
to be sent to the penitentary forthwith.
An Arkansas City man can give Tom
Sawyer cards and spades, He hauled a
load OF compost onto his lawn and in
stead of scattering it he threw several
handsful Of wheat on the pile. His
neighbors' chickens did the rest
A large number OF cases OF snow
"a fprr 4 ~
sas. The late sn0w-storm OF April 70
scattered the cattle widely and cattle
men were out for days hunting them In
a snow on which the sun shone
brightly.
Senator Baker has gone 70 New York,
forgiven mis- son. E. Burgoyne Baker, for
marrying without MS consent, placed his
hands on the young mans head and the
young womans head. blessed them.
given them a dinner az the Waldorf and
taken them 70 the theater.
Advertisement in the Atchison Globe;
Reverend Snothers' enemies turn green
haptizings. He viii have another Dap-
tizing a. Forest Park Sunday. De vii
smmerse = i0t OF candidates who have
the real, old-time religion"
Some OF the Kansans are unusually
severe on Dewey. Il ought 70 be ac-
copied as a fact that Dewey. II elected,
would 5e president he would sit n the
presidential chair. Of course, { might
be enlarged 70 hold two. 5ut Dewey
would st IN It just the same.
The Springfield. Massaclusetts. RepG5-
lican, noting nat Mrs Chrisnsn q To
peka Ieft in her VIII .arge sum for
the founding Of another coleze IL Kan
sas. says that she could have left the
money 70 some x the exiting struggling
colleges II Kansas VIII EluCa better ef-
feet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

Oklahoma City Times Journal: Tomor-
row there viii be warrants issued for a
large number of the citizens of Oklaho-
ma City who have neglected or refused
to pay their poll taxes upon the request
Of the street commissioner. These war
rants will be made and persons arrested
will be prosecuted and fined in the
courts for their neglect. The council has
given strict orders to the street commits
sioner, regardless Of the consequences.
There is a story behind this action that
is of some interest. The street commits
sioner on the 9th of April took the list
20 the city attorney and the city mar
shall and requested them to make the
arrests and the prosecutions, but they
asked for further time in the matter. \
few days later he again requested them
to perform the duties that the council
had directed them to perform, but he
was again put off with a request for
more time. Today he went to them again
and when they refused to commence the
proceedings at once took the list and
went to one of the councilmen with his
complaint, and they decided to hire a
private attorney and bring the suits and
have the arrests made. regardless Of the
attitude Of the city officials.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Soft Soap for Chicago.

After this Seth Low to be persona grata in Chi
He declared speech in New York the other
ing Chicago is characteristic of that which disnctively
American It's splendid and superb civic patriotism
themselves Americans, plant educa-
institution there, which will lead money
channels into the education
the privilege of the University of Chicago"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
The Portable School House.

TIL latest thing public schools is reported from
St Louis Nine portable school houses intended
mOdate overflow pupils have constructed so that
they be moved from school occasion
quires They adopted by the better
method than renting extra in the neghborhood
the overcrowded schools rooms contain
seats for eighty pupils They light airy con1fora bic
and provided with all the modern school appoint
antc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28
Outlines of Oklahoma.

Just now no one IL saying that the free
homes bill will not pass.
1t Is less than week now until free
homes will be put TO the test
| The Santa Fe viii build new brick
! depot at Oklahoma City, soon
/ At the Houston congress the Ponca
City delegation carried stalks of corn
| Lee Herman of Ponca City has TWEEN
| ty-iiye men at work at his brick yards
! 1t is expected that most OF the wheat
| in the Strip viii begin TO head out next
week.
It is claimed that the Wichita In
dian women are the prettiest of al the
| aborigines.
The horse-thieves are waking up again
| in Oklahoma and appropriating every
thing IN sight.
| The board Of commissioners Of Kay
county viii let the contract for building
an addition 10 the court house May l.
Jerre Johnson points oft that where
the Oklahoma and Eastern crosses the
| Arkansas river there viii be big town
| He is right
! z. s Howe of Waukomis, according to
! the Enid Eagle. has been taken 70 Nor
man. He insists that he has money IN
| the o County Bank.
|
mangled by a freight train on the santa
! Fe. in the Indian Territory, died shortly
after he was injured.
| The ferocious Pawnee county Demo
cratic platform will probably be the
model for other Democratic platforms
this year in Oklahoma.
Senator Havens thinks that while
Dewey will not be nominated at Kansas
City, his candidacy will be used there
to defeat the nomiQation of Bryan.
A high wind-storm in Kay county last
Tuesday damaged several farm houses.
1t was a straight blow. where the farm
houses were given hand-holt before the
wrestling began.
The Newkirk Republican-News Journal
says that Dennis Flynn helped jenkins
get Mitscher appointed Usage Indian
agent and that Jenkins and Flynn must
have agreed to line up together.
Reverend Crump, a colored preacher Of
Luther, has gone insane. He was taken
to the Oklahoma City jail with much Diff
flculty. He was quiet in his cell for
time and then he let loose an awful yell.
This started up old man Gibson and be-
tween them they chucked the night full
of noise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

The Boer peace commissioners will time their
this country to the exciting period of the presidential
election. The Boer be the principal
presidential issue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

All the great recent medical discoveries are German.
Schueler claims discovered the bacillus
when a scientist claims have discovered
something he has almost invariably discovered it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

Ottawa fire to a dirty chimney. Think of
taking precautions against fire in lumber district
lights his pipe full of powder
hundred days, the hundred day
gets is dangerous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

exciting convention has just been held by the Re-
pubcans in Mississippi The Republicans in the southern
appear be poor lot They spend their time
fighting another forget win elections their
greed for federal pie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

society been organized to take the nasal vang
the voice People should keep their
of other peoples conversation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

All the platforms in the country have something
against the trusts in them The only people the
trusts apparently trusts themselves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

One shell 81 Constantinope may avert war with Tur-
key Diplomatic monkeying. in the interest OF peace.
usually brings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

Indiana is putting number OF new men into public
lie The latest Durbin the Republican for gov
ernor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

Russia should have q care in overheating China If
revolution in China gets boil over. as
done it before and Europe has been scaled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

This has been a century of tremendous growth Jus
old London being ripped apart anC
dug up modern buildings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

The Republicans of Massachusetts are for expansion
When Senator Hoar among the Re
pUblicans New England.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

The Alabama delegates to the national convention were
instructed for Bryan. This Of Dewey
expected. Dewey isn't in a bit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

This is the tine OF year when northern United States
and Southern Canada their They sweep
ing when they a Chinese disaster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

Senator Petus funny once and is now making the
mistake OF trying TO be again
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

The FIRE hend seems 70 be working hand in han
with the Lumber Trust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

The Fass Mail gone through the lower house
Of conEress again
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-28

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The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-03
NOTiCE.

Foreigners are forbidden to go into the In dian country without passport from the De- partncnt of the Interior, agent or commanding officer of the present military post or to remain therein after the expiration of such passport, under 6 penalty of one thousand dollars. Such passport must show the object of the visit. the time allowed to remain and route of travel. (Sec. 21S7, R. S.)'
 This will not apply to persons crossing the YuEa Reservation by any well travelled roads. Hunting on Indian grounds by others than Indians, except for subsistence in the Indian country is prohibited. Any violation of this section will render the offender liable to for feiture of all his guns traps, ammunition etc, and to 0 further penalty of five hundred dollars (Sec 2197, k. SD
 Indian agents have authority to remove from the Indian country all persons found therein contrary to law. and the military may be used for the purpose under the direction of the Pres idcnt Any person, who, having been removed, returns thereafter to the Indian country is liable to a penalty of one thousand dollars. (See. 2l37, R. S.)'
 Persons held as prisoners under charge of the agent may be required, when practicable and in the discretion of the agent. to perform necessary labor for opening and repairing roads on the reservation" E.N A disregard of the above rules and regulations Indian affairs, may subject perSOnS to serious trouble JOHN s. SPEAR,
 SUpt and Acting Agent
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-03
Another Attempted Break.

Last Thursday about one o'clock, ?. m., as the grading gang at the prison were being taken out to work, four of the cCnvicts made a break from the ranks and jumped fifty feet down the steep bank on the east side of the pris- on, with the intention of trying to es- cape, but did not get far as the flying lead from the Winchesters of the guards was toO discouraging. Three of them ''quit" and laid down at the foot of the cliff, ,while the fourth showed little more nerve and rah about fifty feet. when the close proximity of numerous leaden missiles changed his mind and he too lay down. Neither man was hit and all were quite docile on their march back to the prison. There was really no chance on earth for them to get away. Two of the men are serving life sentences for murder, one twenty years for murder and one two year term for burglary
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-03

The honorable Board of Supervisors are in session, it being the regular meeting for the quarter ending Sep tember 3Oth.
 H. W. Blaisdell, of the Yuma Water and Light Co.,, came in last night from San Francisco, where he had been on business trip.
 John Doan, son of our District Judge, will probably again represent Yuma county in the next legislature.-Flcr- ence Tribune.
 Capt. Donaldson and his daughter, Mrs. R. H. Baird, arrived in Yuma from Castle Dome yesterday. The captain Is here to meet Mrs. Donaldson and granddaughter, who came in Cn last nights train from Los Angeles. They all returned to their home in Castle Dome.
 Geo, Paxton's little boy was quite severely bitten by vicious dog on Madison Avenue last Sunday, and the owner of the dog. to recompense in slight measure for the injury to the boy, agreed to kill the brute. There is hardly any excuse for savage dog being allowed to run at large.
 Mrs. Pease and daughter have re- turned from their summers vacation spent at the coast. Mrs. Pease is the $. r, company's efficient agent in Yuma. During Mrs. Pease's absence her posi- tion has been capably filled by MT. M. A. Martin, who has made many friends in his capacity as agent having handled the company's business with entire satisfaction to all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-03
District Court Proceedings.

The District Court convened on Mon- day, Oct, l, Judge Street presiding. The following civil cases have been disposed of up to Tuesday noon:
 c. w. Wright vs. $. Morgan Smith dismissed by plaintiff.
 V. Rhinehart vs. L. c. M0reland ct ala mining suit-judgment for de- fendant; stay of proceedings ordered for sixty days after decree is signed.
 w. D. Luce ct al vs. Lola Mining Co. ct al-judgment for plaintiff.
 C. T. Cowles vs. P. G. Cotter-de- murer argued; court sustained demur- Ter; case dismissed.
 c. Ramirez vs. w. B. Fain-judg- ment for plaintiff, on stipulation of both parties.
 M. L. Molina vs. John Stoffela-judg- ment for defendant for costs.
 Merced DOwney vs. s. Mustane. i. D. order to send up papers; case con- tinued for the term.
 The grand jury has brought in indict- ments as follows: Against Santiago Ortiz for the murder at Harrisburg of W. s. Mofftt. Also against Pante- Ramus for assaulting Plutarco Acosta at Fortuna with deadly weapon.
 There were two hold up cases in two secret indictments returned. The jury made their report this afternoon and were discharged.
 The following were admitted to full by the court on Monday: John Connolly, Robert Martin, Mike A. T. Gammarcello, Fred StolZ.