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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
TRAGEDY AT OKLAHOMA CITY
Man Kills His Wife, Then Leaps to
Death on the Pavement.

Oklahoma City, Jan. H.-Tom Queenan,
a bartender, shot and killed his young
wife here at z o'clock today. One shot
took effect in the head and the other in
the breast, killing he rinstantIy. Queenan
then jumped from a second story window
and was injured, perhaps fatally. Quee-
nan had been gambling. Grief over his
losses is supposed to have unbalanced
his mind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
MONEY FROM OKLAHOMA LANDS
Received From the General Govern
ment Since 1880.

Washington, Jan. 27.-The following
figures show the amount of money re-
ceived by the general government from
the sale Of Oklahoma public lands since
the year 1890, amounting to 50, us, 1920.
They are interesting and accurate:
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Guthrie o T. Jau. s7.-Ths graders on
the oAiahoTa ard Eastern are now cut
OF Payne county ana IN Pawnee county.
The traes -laye4s are working between
Perkins and Rlpsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28
Captain Eatl,eustinois na,d

Guthrie Q. T. Jan. 27.-Caatai1 ". =.
Folkenstine- Third Maryland infantry.
civil War. died al his home near N-atcnga
this week he LED the charge az Fort
Stevens.
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RISING
DExEAS q

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These FOUR REmEDIES

The many ailments cf women sf1c fsiss
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and general character of help. when once
trained. better than the average of north
ern mills
1t is most improbable that average
southern wages will reach the level of
the average New England mill. Condi-
tiOns of life are so different i'm the south
that New England wages there would
prove an irresistible magnet TO such a
supply Of labor from other manufactur-
ing centers as would speedily overstock
the labor market and reduce wages To a
normal level. Rents are with few excep-
tions nominal. cost OF provisions low, ana
the outlay for clothing. purposes, owing
TO climate conditions. need not be more
than light in comparison with the north.
Conditions such as these have a con-
stant effect upon the wage earners IN
the cotton mills. As noted above, wages
have increased during the past three
years In some cases advances have
been given by the manufacturers volun-
tarily but i'm general labor on the rela-
tionship of supply and demand has Sc
cured a better return. The following ta-
bile j. made up from figures furnished To
your CORES spondent at various points. ana
i presented as approximating as near!y
TO the average of the several states as
could be arrived at in such tour as
this.
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Represent a New system ~ medical trea =
ment for the Weak and those suffering
from consumption. wasting diseases, ar
inGammsfery conditions of Nose Throat
and Lungs.
The treatment Is free. You have only 20
write to obtain 70.
It's efficacy Is explained as simply as
possible below
by the new system devised by I1fls y.
A. Sb0CUM. the great specialist IN
pulmonary and kindred diseases. ali the
requirements of the sick body are SUD
ulled by the FOUR remedies cJEStitutinE
his Special Treatment known as This
Slocum System
Whatever your disease. one or more OF
these four preparations Will be OF wonder
full benefit to you
According to the needs ~ your case.
fully explained IN the treatise elrea free
with the free medicine. yUu may take one.
or any two; ar three. Gt all four In
CON HinatioB:
4 cure s. certain II the simple airee-
ITEMS are followed.
The remedies are especially adapted for
those who suffer from weak lungs coughs,
SORE throat. CatarTh. consumption aud
other pulmonary troubles.
But they are also uf wonderful efficacy
In the hundnc up Of weak systems, IN
purifying the blood making flesh, and -
storing to weak sail0w people Fieh and
healthy constitutions.
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The liabilities i'm favor of legislation
affecting working hours have been point
al out.
The character Of the southern help IS a
material factor in the Industrial situa-
tion. ID IS almost entirely native and
largely local To the different mill centerS
Th,. supply is drawn originally mainly
Il m th,. poorer agricultural population
and the aptitude displayed for the ac-
uuirement of technical and mechanical
skill l. reported on all hands To be re-
markahl, and the contrasts drawn be
tween Il and the general run Of northern
HELM hy its employers are always strongly
in its favor. The rising generation of tho
mill villages ana towns are starting with
superior advantages over the adult help
now employed in education and in ear
Her mill ira ming. in itself a good guaran-
I... that the natural aptitude which has
hseu shown I'm the past VIII be even NOR
noticeable In the future. Whether the
labor supply of the south will pass
through the various changes seen I'm the
north cannot be determined but IL must
at least be- many years before IL loses
. lis present distinctive ana admirable
characteristics.
The advantage of new mills ana new
machinery still lies largely with the
south Tho lists of mills now building
already given in these letters show some
extensive plants in course of erection.
while tho sVindlCs actually At work have
Increased i'm three years fully lWo.HM. or
about - per cent. 4 further list of mills
iu course of erection OF just completed
gives the following.
Mills and location Sp'dlcs. Inns.
Uurksr Cot Mills %. Mo-
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LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN MANILA.
Licenses Have Been Granted to 155
Saloons in the City.

Washinston. November @.-The division
of inSular affairs of the war department
has published a statement relative 10 the
liquor rrahic at Manila. II shows that
the American authorities have increased
th. license fee from 81 for each saloon TO
SGoa for saloons of the first class, $3.50 for
those of the second class; 500 for the
third class and $50 for the last class, sell
ing beer and light wine outside of the
business district. The sale of the ma
tive drink vine mas been iorbldden 10
soldiers aS IL is most harmful I'm its
effects uDou them. There We're only 100
licenses outstanding on June 30th last 4
decrease of siXty-nine since the American
license began. The barroOms are more or
derry ami keepers more careful i'm sales
10 drunken persons. and ia observing the
opening and closing hours. No discharged
American soldier holds "A license. Span
ga as hold So licenses. Americans 2S, Fill
piros 2G negroes .. Chinese s. Japanese
8 and persons OF unknown nationality y.
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THE MOBILE CoLLECToRsHIP
Two Alabama Republicans Are After
the Place

Washington. November 2-(Spccial.)-
The fight over ;he Mobile collectorship
has livened because of the presence here
of National Committeeman D'mmlck,
Colonel Barker, Of Mobile, and Frank
Lathrop. of Riverside. The latter is one
Of the most prominent candidates for the
office and Dimmick and Barker are
backing him. As it now looks the lines
are being drawn between Houston, of
Birmingham. who has District Attorney
Vaughn support. and Lathrop, who has
the support above indicated Colonel
YoungblOod is presumed to be keeping
his hand out of il. lie Is now in Ala
bama. National Committeeman Dimmick
and State Chairman Vaughn seem to
have executed n neat split of the kind
So familiar in republican politics in Ala
hama and are now opposing each other
when not 50 very long ago they We're
pulling together against the YounGblood
faction. DILL
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice.
had placed in his hands by an East In
dia missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
mancnt cure of Consumption. Bronchitis.
Catarrh. Asthma ana al Throat and
Lung Affections: also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints. Having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thou
So ndS of eases. aud desiring TO relieve
human suffering. l viii send free of
charge To all who wish it this recipe.
ia German. French or English. with fun
directions for preparing and using Sent
10y mail. hy addressing. with stamp. nam
ing this paper. W. \. NOycs, S47 Powers
Block. Rochester. n. y.
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POPULATION OF TENNESSEE
Officially Announced as 2,o2o,616,
AGAINST I.767. .5IS in 1890.

Washington. November 2S.-The pOpula-
ton of Tennessee. as officially announced
today Is 2.030.Gl6 as against /. a67, SIS i'm
1890 This is an increase of 253.O .O9S or 143
per cent.
Washington (state). 5lS103. against
iSg 800 in lS9J: an increase Of 1SS, ,7l3, or as
20 per cent.
south Dakota. 40l 40. against 32S sos in
Oklahoma, 39>. .6ll. against 6l .S34 i'm 1880;
an increase of 356.i1l or 5l.4 per cent.
New Mexico. 49,. $40. against 153. .9S3 in
1880. an increase of 4l.1l7 or 27.1 per cent
North Dakota. 3l9.li6. against 1S2.1l9 in
1890. an increase % lo6,42, or 146 per cent
Idaho. lGl,112 against Si3S5 i'm 1890; an
Increase of 1887. or 9l.7 per cent.
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he JARRED "oLD HICKORY. ."
Death of Captain Glenn, Who Quar-
relied with Andrew Jackson.

Quincy. H.. November 2N-Captain
John e.. Glenn, ninety years old. died
here to-day. lie commanded several Mis-
si~sippi steamers in the early days and
once had dispute with President An
drew Jackson. who was passenger on
Gleun's boat from Louisville To Nash
vile. Jackson rendered "A ten-dollar note
of the United States bank for his pas
saIc and Glenn declined 10 take IL be
cause General jackson had just refused
a. renew ;he charter oi the United states
bank at Philadelphia. Captain Glenn was
born in pitt-burg and when "A school boy
there was selected To make an address
of welcome to the Marquis dc Lafayette
who WAS visiting America.
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MEXICAN TROOPS ARE SLAIN
Fierce Battle Takes Place Between
the Indians and Rebels.

El Paso, Tex, November 29.-News Of
a fierce battle last Sunday between Mexi-
can regulars and GaQui Indians was
brought here today hy two American min
ers. Seth Tomkins ana William Lowe.
The men say they were engaged in pros
pecting about forty miles from Soyapa
sonora. Mexico. when the Indians ap-
peared and made them prisoners and ran
sacked their camp Troops We're dis
PATCHED i'm pursuit Of the Indians as soon
as il became known that the Americans
had been carried off The Indians entrap-
ned the MeXicans i'll Il narrow deile of
the mountains, and for time the
slaughter vas fearful. The troops with
drew leaving twenty dead, aud the battle
continued at long range While it was
I'm progress the Americans escaped. Six
Indians were killed or wounded.
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HANNA Is DUBBED HERCULES
Even That ADpellation Won't Make
Him Presidential Candidate.

Cleveland. o. November "a commit
tee representing tho NJ. a. Hanna Re
publican club of this city. which re-
Gently passed resolutions indorsing Hon.
NJ A. Hanna as a candidate fa~ The
presidency In 1908. called upou tha zen3-
tor today {, his office 90 present the
same President Gallagher 81 tie elnh.
acted as spokesman The speaker referred
To Mr.. Hanna as the Hercules OF the re-
publican party.
'If Mr Mckinley had been defeated
ne said. senator Hanna would have been
held responsible The victory was re-
markablc one. although not unexpected
and the crecit lay with the man who Is
entitled to his reward
In rauIv Senator Hanna said;
~ baliera ia my heart that ! have only
done my duty 10 the country-to my .peo-
ple. seek no public office and I seek no
reward. Although ] deeply appreciate ths
feelings expressed 10y my neiehbors ana
my friends il cannot be the crownins
aCt OF my life TO sit in The presidential
chair. l am growing old and expect to re
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PosTM MAsTERS IN THE SOUTH
But Few Changes Likely Among
These Of Fourth Glass.

Washington. November 2S-While the
postoffice department has not made an an
nouncement Of policy TO govern changes
of fourt h-class postmasters during the
next four years. it can be stated that
the department prefers that there be more
changes than the interests Of the service
require. and that especially in the south
ern states fourth-class postmasters VII
wears of the administration. unless there
is some good cause for making change
n is understood that no fixed policy VII
be adopted To govern changes among
presidential poStmasters
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DEATH OF COL. RICHARDSON,
wen-Known Officer in Confederate
Army Is Dead.

Richmond. Va. November -'--'oi'' ','l
Colonel John -. IacHardson' one ~ 81.
f..,. III tna .3,tc-be!lum officers of the Nir-
piuia military who survived. died mere
suddenly this afternoon tie was Wen
ana on the streets this morning. out was
stricken with paralysis this afternoon ana
lived but a short time after the attack.
Tbs deceased was for years before the
war a conspicuous figure in Richmond
military affairs. lie was captain OF ne tne
Young Guards one of the best known nli4-
itaf, uluauics here. When the war
brn,se ont Captain Richardson was MAJ;
colonel az the Forty sixth Virginia lni1n-
TN. attached to General Henry a. Wise 5
,p5t un.ftio, and commanded the Ice
body guard. Colonel Richardson was sev-
cuty-four yeals old and man OF F'nlderI,
fm activity up to the hour OF MS iaIii
illness
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TT SEEMS TO BE A FATAL SPOT.
Two Men Tound Dead in Same Place
at Different Times.

decatur Ala. November 2S.-(Specialo
Tim Railev, a laborer. was found dead
an the river front today. There is some
mystery connected with the locality
where Bailey was found, as George
smith. another laborer. was found dead
~ the same spot only two weeks ago.
,ba cause of his death having never
heen learned. There were no signs of
violence on the bodies Of either men and
II is believed they We're both victims OF
n poisoning plot. both having been stout
ana healthy few hours before their
death,
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Policeman and Lineman Killed.

San Antonio. Tex. November 29.-WiI-
liam Lacey. "A policeman. ana O. ID. Blan-
ton. a union telephone lineman, were shot
and killed by Sandy Smith. a non-union
man. today. The full details Of the trag-
edy are not known at present. bur It Is
said the killings are the outcome of n
melee between union and non-union cleo
trical workers. officer Lacey was at
tempting TO make an arrest when he was
shot 10y Smith
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REAR ADMIRAL McNAIR DEAD.
He Was the Officer Next in Line to
Admiral Dewey.

Washington. November 2S.-Rear Ad-
miral Frederick &. McNair died at his res
idcnce i'm this city this afternoon at 1870
o'clock from stroke or apoplcxy lie
had been in poor health for many months
and il was iu contemplation TO take him
tn Europe Yesterday ne was taken yio-
lcutIv IN and today his condition became
So critical that his attending physician
called into consultation DR. Stone. one
of the naval surgeons. but the admiral
slowly sank away lie was ranking rear
admiral Of the navy and the officer next
in line 10 Admiral Remey.
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YERKEs MAY GET WILSON'S JOB
internal Revenue Commissionership
for kentucky Republican.

Louisville. Ky, November 29.-Hon. Per-
~ Heath. secretary Of the republican ma
tioual committee, who was in Louisville
today. saId hc would NOS be- surprised IL
President Mckinley offered to Hon. John
". Yerkes. OF Dauville, by. the internal
revenue c0nmisSloucTsbi made vacant
~ the death OF Mir. Wilson. Mr.. GerkeS
was the republican candidate for COVER
nor of Kentucky at the last election ana
is now ana Internal revenue collector In
d l.f.
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GENERAL CONDITIONS
IN SOUTH'S TEX
TILE MILLS

New York Commercial Bulletin: \
snesial committee ~ the Arkwrisht Club.
of Boston. visited the south in 1891 ani
-ftcr an Investigation os the textile In
dustry there presented a report setting
forth the advantages which IL considered
Lae south had over the north in tine
manufacture OF cotton goods These ad-
van1agcs weIe. Il declared. 81 great as
20 make comuetition ON the part Of New
ENGLAND a losing business. IL grouped
Them chiefly Under four heads as foi-
lows
= That cotton IS conveniently near 10
th, southern mills 1nd freight ON = can
THAT water power Is abundant ana
tuat coal Is cheap II you prefer to ruh
Tnat Iabor IS abundant and cheap
ami rpt Inclined 90 organize against cm-
ufoHer-. and
& That Jhe enactment of labor laws Is
unr Ik-lv 10 trouble employers for many
years
d. abe series II letters contributed cuF-
iuc .1ts teur vour correspondent has
.lraua attention To n marked change ln
some ul the conditions ~ manufS~turins
tu glv south. showing that tne commit
t.e terrtd a. WAS hastS in arriving az
ms l.,lu-iun aud dill mos make sufficient
a..a stu.- -ur uH~-lul. .ckclsplncnis-
Ia.- San o. shown by dealing wih as
seminary Iuler lt- several heads
3 Nlrt-NSr advantage the southern
E. IS tss--r.- 4 lu beiu-, conveniently near
ts .a- e.tten EslIs e.. in the ease 20 the
tws mc>E Important fnanutacturinc
-fat.-. Nv-lh au.l Ssutn carolina. bs.ns
.-.....--i.v rt,l..,e,.- 81 ue limit 0f op,ton
Hl,-l-.lluu lu taes- sgu-e- mas probably
t..a reac.,.i. huL Iut auiidtus ~ cotton
.l-- continue. ..ld u-, uGr.ue sf-v Feast
aE..- EtsEe u.su On .4N extensive scale
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CONSUMPTION. cATARRH,

Asthma and Bronchitis positively cured
bv latest successful method. We fur
nish valuable luiormaueL. Address Ideal
Hot Air Inhaler Co, - Il. Woodward
Ave. Detroit, Mich.
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Chicago Times-Hcrald: IT am willing
a. admit" she bitterly cried ont "that
I was only "a PoOr actress when I mar
ried vou. but"
You were not only poor actress" the
he4rtless old plutocrat Interrupted. "but
you were practically peunilcss as well"
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tire atte- mv senatorial term expires.
Your kindness and eauSid1ro sion in what
won deem 90 te -na prorer course deeply
touches me. rJc my candidacy fo- the
presidency B. absolutely ont If the Cues-
tiJD alu IS uot sven 10 be thought o..
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A coated tongue foul breath and clog
ged condition in the bowels suggests the
use of pricks Ash Bitters. II Is just
suited for such ailments.
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These Four New
Preparations COM
prise q complete
treatment for near
ly all the Ills OF
life.
The Emulsion Is
needed by some,
the Tonic by 9th.
ers. the Expector-
ant by others. the
Ozojell by others
still. and all four,
or any three or
two, OF any one,
may be used sing
ly or In combina-
ton, according 10
the eXigencies of
the case.
Full Instructions
with each set IF
four free remedies.
represented in this
Illustration.
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DR.. 7. A. SLOCUM, go Pine Street, New YORK,

then he sent you direct rom
the iores Viii recommend ITEM
to our
tha+ aa ts article in Tho AH'A
Cons s--rtf-u u7udr rrollv1 1hIfg
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Opium. Morphine Free Treatment.

Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial. DIR. Tucker. Atlanta. Ga.
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The FREE OFFER WRITE

TO obtain these four FREE preparations. nlu
90 IS To write TO
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aen, advertisements.

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a RELIABLE WOMAN to cook, wash and
iron. Apply to
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Mch 3l.-3t.
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By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
a Baltimore County passed on the es- 49,
III tate of John Klein. deceased, the un-SQN
dersigned, Administrative, VIII sell by Public
Auction, as above, on
Thursday, april 18th, 1000,
At 4 o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
Situate in Baltimore county, and described as
follows, viz: Beginning for the same at the
centre of the intersection of Third street laid
out one hundred feet wide and an alley twenty
feet wide, distant one hundred and forty feet
south from Dillon street, and running thence
west along the centre OF said alley one hundred
and thirty-nine feet and six inches to the east
side of an alleyway two feet six inches wide, to
be opened for the use and privilege in common
of the property adjoining; thence north bound
ing on said alley and parallel with Third street
forty-three feet thence east parallel with Dill
Ion street one hundred and thirty-nine feet and
six inches to the centre of Third street, and
thence southerly along the. centre of Third
street forty three feet to the centre of said
twenty-foot alley, the place of beginning.
Improved by a
A BLACKSMITH SHOP. AND A TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING.
az Subject to the Annual Sub-Rent of $3.50.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH. EB Deposit of
$500 required at sale.
CAROLINE KLEIN,
Administrative.
SCHwAB BROS. & CO., Auctioneers.
Mob 70
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". GM Smith, Attorney, Tolpson.

NTOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore county letters of administration OF
the estate of
HENRY j. HICK,
late of said county, deceased. All persons havinI
claims against the said estate are hereby warneC
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber,
On or before the 10th day of September, 1000
They may otherwise by law be excluded from al
ment. Given under my hand this 9TH day OF
March, 1900. MARY ELIZABETH KICK,
Mch. lots Administrative.
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THE REPUBLICAN State Central Committee Of
Maryland will meet at Raine's Hall, Baltimore
Wednesday, April 4th, at IL NJ, to arrange for
the coming primaries and conventions. This
meeting will mark the opening of the Presi-
Dental campaign in Maryland. so far as Re-
publicans are concerned