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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
RUSH HASN'T BEGUN
For the Vacancy in the Attor-
ney GeneraIship.
EVERYBODY TO BE HEARD
Governor in No Hurry to Fill
the Place, Anyhow.
EVERYBODY TO BE HEARD

Guthrie, o. r, Feb. 1.-THE appoint
ment of an attorney general still hangs
fire and as Governor Barnes left this af-
ternOon for FL Reno to be the guest OF
the Cattlemen's association, it begins tc
look as though the governor intends TO
follow his first announcement, namely,
that he would be in no hurry TO make an
appointment but would give everybody
that desired a chance to be heard.
Strangely enough, there has not been
such rush for the vacancy as was an
ticipated when the resignation Of Judge
Cunningham was made public. Possibly
this diffidence may be due to the general
impression that J. c. Strang was already
slated 70 rthe place. Whatever founda-
ton there may be to this impression,
Governor Barnes himself refuses to com
nit himself by word or look and no later
than this afternoon he reiterated: Il
have made no selection for attorney gen
eral and am in no hurry to do So 1 have
indicated no choice; am listening to what
others have TO say. Ample time will be
given everyone 10 present his claim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
PROSPECTS OF AUGUSTA, o. !
Are of the Brightest Water Supply
Something TO Boast Of.

Augusta. o T.. Feb. 12-On a recent
visit hither Senator a. J. Titus. presideat
Of the Denver and Oklahoma Central
railroad. looked over the toWnsits. lie
made the remark TO friend that it Wa
very probable the present main street
would be extended east toward the rail-
road. ana when the read was finished
and IN operation the traffic would draw
business Of the future city mors that
way The more substantial business
blocks viii eventually 20 up on the east
side Of the park. The pa~k. however. 5r
Is stated On good authority. wiu be c57-
cenEneo before the next thirty days ara
the land it now occupies viii be matted
IN town lots. The money for these l7-s
VIII 20 into the school fund ard be s7an-
IN the erection OF a fine high school b,,il5-
ing which rin be an honor To August
and TIE pride Of her citizens. Au-usfe
IS noted Tor good water. Sofc. pure Wa
Ter IS blessing that comes nav+
schools ana churches IN wholesome chris
lsslizi;ls influence. Il is lnsxha4,S+ff,ra
here and this advantage makes Arr,s-,
and she whole Eag,s Chier district & a.
vared Spot The water comes from "a ,as-
ural basin from twelve 10 twenty -,
underground. ANY novice can sink wei
mere for che water IS 50 easily reacaes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
BRAND NEW H0LD-UP SCHEME
But the Intended Victim Shows Fight
and 1t Doesn't yVOr5x

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. 12-The Cushing
Herald has the following graphic &C
count Of an attempted hold-up, the fail
ure Of which was due to the plucky re-
sistance Of the intended VICTIM:
"On last Wednesday morning as Squire
McCorkel, Mr.. Showers and Mr.. Deetrick
were leaving Stroud, where they had
taken their cotton to sell, a heavy-set
man with sandy complexion, about 30
years old, who wore a, heavy seal ring
with the initial G on it. hailed Squire
McCorkel, whose wagon was behind the
others, and asked for a ride, stating that
he was going out about two miles to I.ck
al claim which he was thinking of buy
ing. Mr.. McCorkel granted his re1lest,
and the man got up in the seat with him.
In little while they were overtaken by
a man in light road wagon, who
claimed to be a mule driveshrdluetaoi
claimed to be a mule buyer He drove
alongside the wagon and engaged the
two men in conversation. asking them if
they knew of any mules which he could
buy. They drove along for about hale
nile when the stranger in the road wag-
on asked McCorkel if he could change a
So bill for him. McCorkel said that he
could and the stranger handed him the
S2) bill. McCorkel took out his pocket
book, which contained $50, the proceeds
from his sale Of cotton, and wos lust
about to give the stranger change when
the man IN the wagon with him grabbed
the pocketb0ok and attempted to jump
from the wagon. McCorkel was too quick
for him and caught him, when a str1ls-
gle commenced. The team became fright
ened and ran away, and while McCorkeI
was trying to stop them and hold his
man too, the rascal tore himself loose
and jumped to the ground In the mean
time the man in the road wagon had
whipped up his horses and crossed the
road ahead Of McCorllel, and when the
robber got loose he made straight for the
road wagon, with McCorkel at his heels.
The men in the wagons ahead had heard
the struggle and Mart Deetrick came
quickly to the assistance Of McC5rBel.
He succeeded in getting between the rob
Der and the road wagon the owner Of
which was a pal and accomplish Of the
robber. and after a vain attempt 10 get
together the robber agreed to give up the !
and money. As the robbers
we're armed and McCorkel and his
friends were not. McCorkeI agreed to do /
so. and when this was done the robbers
drove of.
I'm talking with Mr.. Showers. we asked /
why they made no attempt to have them I
and he said that under the ex- |
element they did not think of it. Nc |
Corkel thought only Of getting back his /
money. which ne certainly would have |
ost but for his gritty fight with the rob /
Der"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
FAvORS A'LATE CONVENTION
Chairman Grimes Says the Party
Never Was in SO Good shane

Guthrie, 0. T., Feb. 12.-Chairman
Grimes, Of the Republican, territorial
committee, is quoted as favoring late
convention this year on the ground that
heretofore tbs campaigns have been too
long, and wasting on the strength and
pocketboOks Of the candidates, with no
advantages to be gained by long drawn
out contest
Speaking Of free homes, Mr.. Grimes
spoke most hopefully. He said:
Yes, the free homes bill viii pass the
house in twenty days and be through the
senate before the summer adjournment.
saw a letter the other day from Sena-
tor Foraker to a friend Of his in our
town who had written him on the sub
ject and he said he would support the
bill. Mr.. Flynn wrote me only a few
days ago that the bill was sure to be-
come a law this year and he hoped be-
fore the first of June 1t is surprising
the change that has come over congress.
And this is the result of not only the
work done at Washington, but the letters
written by hundreds Of people of Okla
homa to those they know who are in
congress. Let every man who knows any
Congressman or senator, write him, urg-
ing that he help pass this bill Now
Is the time this work is needed, for the
final hour IS about at hand. | wish all
the papers in Oklahoma would make
special effort to get the people to write
letters to congressman on this subject
right away. No matter how many let
ters you have written-write another.
How is the party? 1 think never in
better shape. The factions have subsided.
the country is prosperous, the gold stand
ard is not only about to be established in
buf In To1lh1fa opiDipo =,
what a man may have thought. events
have proved the wisdom Of the Republ-
can course. The Democrats are without
platform. The POpulists are going back
to the Socialist party, where their hearts
always were. There Is but one firm, solid.
successful political organization and that
Is the one headed by William Mckinley
I'VE will win IN Oklahoma easier than
ever; in fact, look for but small oppo-
s ition Fusion no longer scares us. The
opposition is weaker fused than sepa-
rately, for last falls election proves that
fusion cannot gull the voters any longer.
They will vote as they please, and not TO
put some hungry fusionist into office re-
CARELESS Of the principles he stands on.
All we need is Republican harmony
We must stand together There is no
cause for factions. Time is past for that
If there ever was a time. Disappoint-
mentS over the spoils Of McKinley's adj /
m Illustration are long over and should
be forgotten. You may say that I am
for laying aside all the family swords.
and bringing out the sweet and perpetual
bow Of 3eace
Yes, I am in favor electing the ma
uonal committeeman and the chairman
OF the territorial committee by the terri
torlal convention. Let the Republicans
generally, through their delegates. saw
who shall hold these places Of party !
honor. 1 believe this method will show !
fairness and give much better satisfac- /
ton"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
BOOKER T. WASHINGTONS VIEW
Lincoln No Better HOnOred Than by
Helping the Negro.

Anderson. Ind. Feb. 12-Ons Of the
principal speakers at the meeting Of the
Indiana League Of Republican Clubs to-
day was Booker r. Washington Of Ala
hama who said IN part:
"If We would continue 70 spread the
spirit 81 Lincoln and finish the work
which he began. It should be our highest
ambition 70 make the negro. first Of al.
a property-hoidlng industrious. ints.n-
gent. virtuOus citizen. and a Republican
or Democrat Afterwards.
The time has come when ali o. as
should take high ground with reference 20
tbs Negroes position a. the south. IN this
va must lift ourselves above mere tenn
porary party advantage or the influence
Of tradition. The negro must be taught
in manly. straight forward. honorable
way. he should cultivate the confidence
and friendship and corporation % the
white man by whose side he lives IN tho
south. In tern. the southern white mar
should b. encouraged rot % disfruat the
negro. bat to give his hearty consent and
active personal cooperation 20 every
measure that has f9r is object the uftlng
a2 q the negro. 20 the highest place q
All through ,he south am
glad . notice evidences hat EhoWs that
~ Der arf me- ctisfvatsa cias-~s ~
white people are beginning 70 take a
deeper iateres. 81 ere negr0's eraancipa-
ii9a fror The resul-s = IRnerauce. The
man. north ~ south. who encguraecs
strife actag 51iErn sd suspscion between
ne races e IN snemy 90 18Th blacks ard
whites 81 Hed as - fhe country. 10
.uau ear assist in uftlng anotaer 10 win
ont himself being higher happier and
-sc-e iseafsn"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13

After boring through about three feet
of rich sandy loam thick layer Of red
clay forms the only obstruction TO bore
through The water is tapped in q bed
Of loose sand at the bottom. Only for
this hard clay, through which surface
water VIII not pass, a well pipe could
very easily be forced down with n wood
en- maui, to the sheet water. without even
taking the trouble to bore a hole It
would hardly pay to do so. however, as
any well sinker viii put in pump on the
highest ground in the Eagle Chief dis
trict in one day and at an actual charge
of SO for the labor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
ANTI TRUSTERS IN CHICAGO
Over a Hundred Papers Ready TO be
Esead--The ResnIIrf an HEalzers


Chicago, Feb. 12.-Tonight at the close
of the first days proceedings of the anti
trust conference called by the National
Antitrust League, good progress had
been made with the set speeches, of
which a dozen or more were delivered
The resolutions committee was busy this
afternoon and tonight, while the main
body of the delegates were listening TO
the speeches at Central Music hall. A set
Of resolutions were formulated by the
committee, covering the following points:
Government ownership of railways and
telegraph lines; the abolition of all spec
ial privileges by legislative enactment;
placing on the free list all trust goods
direct legislation by petition from the
people. The discussion was carried out
on these lines. An amendment was offer
ed for the taxation Of all franchises, but
was voted down on the ground that such
acton would simply legalize special priv
ileges.
AT tonight's session the single tax ad-
vocate made a determined effort to cap
ture the organization but failed. An
amendment was presented asking for leg
islatfon requiring owners of unworked
coal mines and oil wells to pay a royalty
to the government The conference ad-
jcurned to meet at II tomorrow morning.
The report O fthe resolutions committee
will be presented to the conference to-
morrow.
Many requests have been made to ex-
tend the conference until Wednesday in
order to give all speakers who have pre-
pared papers an opportunity to be heard |
One hundred and two speakers have ask
ID for places on the program, but the
managers have decided that as it will be
impossible to accommodate all, it would /
'e useless to continue the convention an |
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
CENSOR
Continued from First Page.)

country and the increase was Anticipated
to be 10000. There We're now 32S, 900 men
in the auxiliary forces, and it was estf-
mated the increase would be $1,000. So
altogether, the country would soon have
al least $4,000 men. and Mr. Wyndham
anticipated that the number would be
nearer 100000 than half million.
WHY BULLER CVN'T MAKE ITGO
London, Feb. 12-(4:12 p. m)-The war
office has received the following dispatch
from Field Marshal Lord Roberts dated
from the Modder River Sunday, Febru-
airy Il: q have received a telegram from
Butler as follows, dated Friday, Febru-
airy 8: 1t was necessary after Selling
Faal Krantz to entrench it as the pivot
of further operations. But 1 found. after
trying two days, that owing to the ma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
TRAINS RUNNING BY MAY /
Is the Prospect Regarding the Guth-
rie- kingfisher Line.

day work wilI- 6omnenceae On the railroad
that VIII connect Guthrie ana Etngnsner
and trains VIII be running 10y May /, &C
cording to Mr. William Grimes, who has
been engaged in securing the right-of-
way Tor the extension. we have &C
CURED all Of the riEht-of-way.' he said
except a few quarters we Will have to
condemn. The Rock IslAId has all the
material On hand 1T Rinsfsher. even to
the depot material and water tanks"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
The Mystery of Dust At Sea.

It is puzzling fact that the decks Of
sailing vessels show dust at night, even
If they be washed in the morning, and no
work is done during the day This is like
Indigestion, which creeps on one unawares.
However it comes, the only way to cure
it is by the use Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. a remedy which never fails to
cure dyspepsia in all its forms, as well as
prevents malaria, fever and agle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
TRANSIT OF GOODS IN BOND
House Passes a Bill Making This
Privilege Universal

Washington, Feo. 12.-An important bill
was passed BY the house today which
makes universally applicable the law that
now permits the transit Of goods in bond
through certain ports OF the United
States Under K goods in bond can be
shipped through any por-!on Of the terri
tory OF the United States 10 foreign
ports. Il Is principally designed 70 give
The transportation companies OF the
United States q share Of the traasconti-
mental trade u the Orient The bill also
repeats tHe law Of March / 1898 prohibit
i-s che shipment Of goods II bond 70 the
fcZ-can free zone. The latter provision
vas fought BY Mr.. Stephens % Texas
he remainder % the Gay was occupied Il
passing the private pension bills favor
ABLY acted upon AZ last Friday nights
session, and in District o. Columbia I4E-
-&1zrsc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
FOUR WITNESSES FOR CLARK
One or Whom Does Not Prove salts
factory 10 the Defense

washington. Feb l2--Four Witnesses
TESTIFIED oesore the senate committee on
elections and privileges IN its inves olga
Uon % Tie election - Senator ciarz x
Montana today. They were David r
Pesle-, haEkSr of KaHsDel- Vase eg.-
az1ee rel2tsd to re bank account q SER
ztoT Ge-gr: " Il Cochzla o. Bar;e.
Tl9 vas csl-e5 By the defense 51z EAo
oeiore he Conclude1. Vas stlsunatl-sl -
Sem - witness Tor the prosecution.
sata selssor C. " Holman. ara 8Er
J7az ; = Neil proprietor % The llasera
Independent Nj NeM had not concsaA-
g weea he committee 44sauTnsa sev ne
day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13

began to fail she would have saved
that three years Of increasing misery.
until she gave out entirely, For dis
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gestion and nutrition there IS no known.
remedy TO compare with " Golden Ned
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the blood and its cures are prompt and
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There IS no alcohol or opium OF other
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Discovery" There IS nothing Just as
good " IS this remedy. Don't expert
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
LINCOLN
Continued from First Pager

were as follows: Welcome 70 Our
Guests" J. stuart Macdonald. president
of the Union League. Abraham LIN
coin" Hon. Albert J Hopkins u Illinois
Republicans OF the North" General
Joseph r. Hawley. United States senator
from Connecticut 'Ttepubiicanism IN the
West" Clarence d. Clark. United States
senator from Wyoming 'Our New Pos
sessions Louis r. McComas.\ United
States senator from Maryland The
South Of Today" Vincent Boring u Ken
lucky. The Republican Party" Wesley
L. Jones. OF the state OF Washington
THE Flag OF our Country" James
Tanner, Of Washington, D. c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13

pany of national guards composed Of stu
dents Of the Northwestern Normal school
and the young men of Alya. Prof o. G.
Palmer, who saw service in the Rough
Riders, has been elected captain, and A
r. Ross, second lieutenant of the organ
ization- The first lieutenant will be Sc
lected later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13

pan. AT Magersfontein twenty-tour
hours delay would have given US the bal
loon and a preliminary examination OF
the Boer position and have saved US the
Highland brigade At Stormberg the
rules which guide a subaltern playing
soldiers al Aldershot may not be set
aside by a general who has an empire for
a stake. Colenso seems but to repeat the
universal laundering"
The political outlook in Cape Colony
comes In for a good deal Of attention.
The aCpe Town correspondent OF the
Daily Telegraph declares that some cur
ious and unforeseen results VIII follow
this campaign in the politics OF Cape
Colony. 1t IS supposed that 5000 subjects
Of the queen in this conoly have taken up
arms on the side OF her majesty's enc
mics They are voters. almost 10 a man.
By the law some thousand OF Bund votes
should go. The last thing thar President
Kruger and President steyn desired in
making war on Great Britain was 20
strengthen Mr.. Rhodes, political power.
II seems TO me no other result Is D. ~l-
bic than the presentation 20 him o. AZ
least hair a dozen Of the safest Bud
seats In this colony"
The Standards Cape Town corresp1n-
dent. writing on the same subject saws;
Reconstruction means the practical ex-
tinction II the Bund party. with its pr,o-
Boer mPathies, and IL surely stands 20
reason thar the wanion outbreak OF dis
loyalty should not be dealt With tn a
spirit OF undue tendency"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
10 Choose Free Homes Delegates

Guthrie, o. T.. Feb. 20. R. Fegan,
president Of the Guthrie club. today Is
sued call for a mass convention Of
citizens Of Logan county at the club
rooms tomorrow night to elect delegates
to the free homes convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-13
Vim MARIANA


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ture Of the ground this was impracticable.
It was also exposed to the fire of heavy
guns in positions from which our artillery
was dominated. 1t is essential to troops
advancing on Ladysmith by Harding or
Monger's Drift, to hold Vaal Krantz Sc
curely, and accordingly we are not press
ing the advance by those roads. as 1 find
We cannot make 1t secure
THE ROUTE THROUGH ZULULAND
London, Feb. 13.-The Retermaritzburg
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