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New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT TO SPEAK.
WILL MAKE HIS MAIDEN POLITICAL
SPEECH BEFORE AUsTRO-HUNGARIAN
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE TO-DAY

The Austro-Hungarian Republican League will
hold mass meeting at o'clock this evening at its
headquarters No. 126 Second-ave. Among those
who will speak will be Cornelius Vanderbilt. DIR.
Gustave Szobotka, DR.. Kopfstein and Karl P.
HaugeI.
This will be young Mr.. Vanderbilts maiden
political speech He attended the Saratoga con-
venOn and cast the of his district in the
yention. AT that time he manifested keen interest
in politics, and from time TO time 1t has been
rumored that he would be nominated for some
office. It was said first that he would for
Congress. Later he was talked of for the State
Senate and also for the Assembly. Mr.. Vanderbilt
however. said that he wished office. He intends
to take active part in politics. but does wish
any nomination. His speech will be watched for
with great interest.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
SUICIDE OF WARYER ". NETRoLD.

birmingham. Ala. Sept SO-warner NJ. New
bold. superintendent of the South and North and
Birmingham Mineral Divisions of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. committed suicide at his
home in this city to-day by shooting himself In
the mouth with pistol Mr.. NewboId lost his
wife three months he about hfty-ive
years old, and had been connected with the rail-
ROAD company for many years He was prOmi-
nently mentioned a probable successor TO Cen
eral Manager Metc3lf, of the Louisville and Nash
vile. Mr.. Newbold came 10 Birmingham from
Kentucky. He interested in many enterprises
and was considered wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
MARQUIS ITO TO FORM A CABINET.

HIS DIPLOMATIC TALENT NEEDED FOR
JAPAN IN THE CHINA PROBLEM
Yokohama. Sept. 30--The MIkado has sum-
moned Marquis Ito to form Cabinet. on the
resignation OF the Yanagata Ministry.
When intrusting the task to the new Premier
His Majesty said that as affairs in China were
entering upon the diplomatic stage. the pres
enee OF Marquis Ito at the head Of the Govern
ment was necessary
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
r. rPH0LDs CAPTAIN CLIFFORD.

The delegates at the meeting of the Central FED
Grated Union in University settlement Hail. yes
terday passed a resolution upholdlng captain Cni-
ford of the Fire Department. in his connection
,,,,+b the Ffremen's Mutual Benefit Association
Clnord is now on trial for insubordination. Ihe
resolution was previously adopted by the OhIed Oia
Pilots Association, anu q SIM
lar one was passed by Eccentric EnglneeIs, Nh'o9 W
"a = and District Assembly 49 OF the knights OF
1bnr Resolutions condemning Fire CominlS-
ai1Der scanneIIs action in opposing the nremen s
ra ization were also adopted by the Central red
Grated Union
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
ANSWER DUE FROM MR.. LOCKWOOD.

A Tribune reporter called last evening al the
home of j. Stanley Lockwood, No. 12S Jererson-
ave Brooklvn in reference to the statement. pub
Hshed yesterday OF William A. Halsey. VINO was
president OF the Traders Fire Insurance Company
latter said that Mr. Lockwood one OF the gen
eral managers OF the company assisted IN In ,,a me
nrena "a tion of false reports to the insurance
Tebartment concerning the companys sIiaiiIs,
There was no one Mr. Lockwcods home Nsl'her
could his partner Runey r. Forman, be round
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

East Buffalo Sept. 29.-Receipts-CattIe 142 cars.
sheep and lambs. u cars hogs. 70 Shipments
Cattle, lSI sheep and lambs cars; hogs II
Cattle dull; calves lower choice % extra 81 5OG<T To-
good 10 choice S1St 90 sheep and laubsHeavy lambs.
choice extra 81 150S5 so: good choice S5dS5 IS:
fair S4GS4 -. SheeD-Choice extra 81 $50
81 so good choice, S46S+ %; fair 81 500
So 90 Canada lambs. s. 159S5 IS Hogs slow and lower
heavy. 50 65QS5 20 mixed So 65dS5 20: Workers. s.
20; pigs s. 50aS5 So grassers IS 4OS5 5O roughs
81 7O6s5 10; stags So 5O6S4.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
SAYS INDIANA IS FOR MKINLEY.
JACOB WORTH DECLARES DEMOCRATS ARE
GOING TO BE GREATLY DISAPPOINTED.

Jacob Worth who is resting in West Baden
Ind. writes to friend that he expects to be
back in Brooklyn next Thursday. Among other
things he says:
find the sentiment in my travels in Indiana as
strong in favor of the election OF William Mckinley
as 1t was four years ago. The Democrats will
never be so disappointed in their lives they will
be this year. We will surely carry Kings County
for Mckinley. The business will attend to
that. Tell my friends feeling better than
Mr.. Worth's friends preparing to give him a
big welcome home.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01

volvers, jewelry and other trinkes. all Of which.
II is said had been stolen from the Downey resi-
dence He also had jimmy and several skeleton
keys. All the bureau drawers ana SIX trunks , nao
been opened, The house of ". 7. Amesl a New
York real estate broker. on He same block. had
AtweII is of the belief that the man had slept in
one of the BEDS the covering had been ols-
t1rh
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
WATTS COOKE LEFT ALL TO FAMILY.

Paterson. n. J.. Sept So-The win Of Watts
Cooke the iron manufacturer OF this city who died
last week, leaves his entire estate his widow
during her life and upon her death IL is revert
10 their children. share and share alike.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
sTEAMFITrERs ovERRUN WITH WORK

Under Mckinley and protective tariff the steam
filters enjoying most prosperous times, accord
ing to the reports of union delegates. Richard
Parks, delegate of the National Association of
Steamhtters, reported yesterday that there was so
much work in the trade now that he couldn't get
O
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01

more by the Rev Mr.. Monroe. chaplain Of the
Mr.. bennett said that about $1,000 was needed to
Az IN the basement and that efforts were being
made to raise this at early date. He
also said that the church wanted singers from
I'M town to form a choir for the church.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
THE SULTAN RECEIVES THE SHAH.

Constantinople. Sept. S0-The Shah OF Persia ar
rived here to-day and received oy the sultan
Nth elaborate and brilliant ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01
TAMMANY SLATE FOR THE SENATE

The Tammany slate for Senate nomina tions has
been practically decided upon except in the
XVIIIth and XIXth District The slate. as given
yesterday is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01

Win one or Two exceptions the present Sena-
tors are to be renomnated- In the IXth. Louis
Munzinger. who stood by John c. Sheehan in his
fight against Croker, is to be turned down and
Assembyman Trainor is slated for the nomination
The situation in the XVIIIth may not be cleared
up for several days. Senator Featherson. who
1t Is said. may succeed John F. Carroll deputy
leader of the organization. does not desire a
nomination The place has been offered to ex-
Sheriff Dunn. but he does not for it. If
some satisfactory candidate is not found, Feather
son may be renominated.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-01

sZE-A THE MILLER.
il elIes intense heat without OdOr, is easily re
wicked % simple and safe children use, and a
great convenience. be had just where you
ii. and Tor little or long time theaper IMAM
coal
Don't buy a cheap" sinking heater.
Several designs 70 select from al prices from 500 70
- Insist having Miller heaterH from
dealers W5l not supply Milier heaters come
order by mail Circulars sent on request
EDWARD MILLER & co. Esa6s6ed E1s5i5i5ai f's is3,
q & 30 West Broadway bet. Park Pi ana bdIoiaS
x Miller Lamps have no equal
Beautiful Designs. o4 thousand styles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
An Ideal Insurance COMPANY

That which emphasizes Galvestons awful calamity.
which adds despair grief and which will reard her
mobilization the millions of dollars of in
surance carried by people upon their property
now valueless from the homes business
not by fire What is wanted this country
ance company that will insure insure homes least.
against destruction of whatever character
source Any company that will organize and sufi-
GENTLY capitalize insure absolutely, the home against
dispensatons Providence singly
or in nobs alike against by only,
by falling trees against wind water and hurricane
and lightning, against all happenings Ike
5tampeded runaway trains against earthquakes
tornadoes every conceivable calamity, singly
combined such company Will go the bust
ness of why not? What people pay insur-
ance money for insurance, far a lawsuit some
techncaty policy covering the
property gone up twister or lies in ashes
After every cyclone fellows thick Offering home
insurance specifically against twsters After storm
which ngufed Galveston storm of wind and wave com
bined insurance agents appeared everywhere Offering spe
cinc insurance against wind demanded is an in
against destruction absolute covering every ee-
and power capable Of destroying home however
improbable very idea of insurance is
sructon. eventfu or possible Had Galveston been
so insured were the premiums paid for it much
paid insurance against simple FIRE
how very different would it be with the homeless
thousands who survive the thousands drowned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
Aiono the Kansas Nile.

1t is denied that J. Pierpont Morgan IS
behind .sunwelPs Orient road.
This is the big day at the wellington
Wheat jubilee. 1t IS called Wheat
Day"
On Wednesday six pick-pockets were
picked up IN wellington in the jubilee
crowds.
Governor Stanley this year has put out
no campaign buttons. He is 70 be con
graduated.
The Republican national committee is
putting no campaign funds in Kansas
this year.
Ed Howe says that. considering the
recent horror in Texas, he thinks Cy-
clone Davis would drop the nickname
A Kansas Republican points out that
in the present campaign Bryan has not
said a good thing for either the army
or navy.
Vernon Rose Of Newton IS fr!sking
around wanting a joint debate with
Long What is the matter with DIVA?
Is he afraid?
Here Is something for he politician 70
think over The Republican meetings tn
The country IN Kansas sthls year are
better attended than those in the cities.
Governor Click, finding a profound ST.
lence reigning, the other Gay and IL or
der 10 help al IL. told a reporter that
Prudential would carry Kansas b
2o,ooo
A few days ago Harry Barber. farm
er living near Lawrence, drank, BY q 3
Jake, a mixture OF wood alcohol and cor
rosive suolimste. II drove him insane
and he shot himself
II IS said taat the nine counties o.
Atcnison. Leavenworth. Shawnee, Sedg-
r.lrr. 80
icy and Lyons w1th . per cent Of be
states population furnish q per cent o.
tha criminals
Al Eupcrsa a Normal student {
drunk and Was repr.mandsd. but rot ex-
PEELED hy President Taylor. The Pro
abltionists took Up a purse % get the
Normal student ID prosecute ana give
testimony against -hs 5o.rtistE who cold
him the aauOr. Four 5o.Etssts have been
arrested
1nere is nothing - tiresoms a. the
partisan aho hears only fhs nsEas favor
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
gdlIJ EA @dY@
NM. MURDOCH. Editor.
Now Mark How Plain and SO Forth

The nurero1sly nominated candidate for president Of
the United states made speech against trusts the other
evening at St LOUIS While Bryan be safely put
down as against everything except independent and
unlimited free coinage of silver gets off and gets
off against himself quite frequently against the Repuo-
loan administration In that speech he declared
that no effort had been made during Mcneys admins
traton to protect the people monopies He
said that the Republican party enforce laws which
now exist; it opose and enact new laws but it does
neither" Mr BRYAN claims to be lawyer He ought to
know he know the supreme court has decided
that the present antitrust law is ineffective except
with interstate commerce. One
f the greatest trusts ever formed United States
was that between half hundred railroads under the
name Of the Joint Traffic association The suit that
smashed that instituted by the present Repub
can administration and pushed by successful
cIuson.
But Bryan that The trouble is he sophlsicates
sophsticang his strongest Before the antitrust
congress held in Chicago year. find Bryan making
speech He is always making speech In that speech
he admitted that president congress has
power to control or regulate which interfere
with interstate commerce particular speech Mr.
Bryan said: IF it is unconstitutional declared by
A"
constitution that viii give congress the to de-
stroy every trust in the country"
That was what Bryan said year Those are his
very identical words. what happened? The COM
ittee appointed by congress amendment to
the constitution defining empowering congress
to regulate punish duly reported such
proposed amendment The Republican and the
committee was Republican. When the measure
for action the sodly against it, and it
was defeated by them two-thrds rule Does any
body deny this? Animated by old states rights doc
trine Mr. Bryans party held that would be
dangerous to the rights congress
to go after corporations laws further
holding that the capacities could
with trusts.
Yet Prophet of Nebraska has the gall in
the face Of that action to charge Republican admins
tration cowardice and neglect in protecting the in
terests people, Of the recorded and historical
fact that the Republican majority tried to do
and just what Mr. Bryan said he favored
but for the obstruction policy Democratic party
which party is one wings Mr.. Bryan's Fusion
aggregation. If Mr. Bryan wish to be set down
as demagogue by the American people might better
talk less or stick closer to the truth when talking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
Was Prominent Kansas Democrat

Colonel A A. Harris, formerly Scott who was
the real promoter of the branch of Missouri Pacific
railroad between Fort Scott and Topeka, left
Kansas for Duluth, Minnesota ago,
he has since resided has returned Kansas His
ing to Kansas not surprising Lots Of people
But Harris does not come back Kansas the poll
tics of his old congressional district the interest
ocracy, he used to do We suppose that reasons
that to be real Kansan must be against Fusion
Anyhow Colonel Harris who polished gentleman
sound lawyer professed public speaker taken
the stump Mckinley, patriotism, protection pros
perity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
The Why of Wu's Objection.
perty.

punishment negotiations peace
upon. Wus objection doubt his knowl-
edge high officials throughout their
"a little doubt Christian
missionaries working China doubt that the pop
ulace melted murder them by the official class.
Chinese officials professed deplore
RACES hold their perpetrators
well understood that they sympathy with the
malefactors all along. Now it is coming that they in
cited the terrible crimes which disturbed the civilized
compelled Christian nations to march upon
and occupy Pekin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
McXinIey and Bryan on the Labor Question

The Bryan posing the champion Of labor and
at the same time rejoicing the miners strike in
Pennsylvania is. say the least disgusting Mckinley
himself ohampioning rights OF labor
and fighting the battles Of the workngman in congress
before Bryan out Of his knee-breeches. Mckinley
the prominent advocate door Of congress Of
the passage eghthour law That's the printed rec
ord Again IS. 1899 Mckinley then the recog
nzsd leader of the house made speech on behalf q
labor and that eight hours should constitute days work
which secured passage by almost unanimous vote
The champion American protection at that time on
that DAY, as printed in the proceedings. said:
Vow must be remembered tina, when NE constitute
eight hours DAYS work instead q hours every four
days gives additional days work workas1aan
who not have any employment all. Is one more
days work more days wages more opportunity
fr work and Increased demand labor The
government Of the United States" continued ought
finally ard In good faith this example eight hours
constituting days required Of aboring men in
the service et 5he United States The ;sn5ancy Of the times
tie world for shorter hours labor shorter hours
the Ct health hours In The Interest 81
humanity. shorter hours interest OF the home and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
What Was the Bacon Resolution.
and occupy Pekin

Bryan in explaining his position the Paris treaty,
which says expected the resolu
be passed. A reader desires what the
Bacon resolution like figure the
ratification the peace treaty by the
resolution that the with Spain
begun with the purpose Of acquiring territory that
Fpnos right should free independent;
any intention exercise
ereignty jurisdiction the Philippines
promised stable and Independent should
be established among the natives which islands
would be transferred as soon as possible.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
For Land and independence.

Despite the threatenings included in Lord Roberts
proclamation annexng' to Great Britain
the Boer delegates The Hague refuse give the
South African republics.
1t is declared by Messrs. Fischer Wolmarans and
Vessels in their appeal in the of justice
ity behalf of their country that the of
Transvaal only proclaimed the object enabling
Great Britain prosecute the inhuman manner
contrary to international law and mercilessy
rebels exhausted combatants hitherto recognized beg
erents This object, declare the delegates never
attained
The South African republics, they assert in closing
their strong appeal themselves worthy
of liberty they will continue struggle to the last
breath against attempt to annhiate their
existence a free people"
Evidently the spirit of Valley Forge has descended
the gallant burghers who fought fight
ing and fight and Independence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
The Popuiists OF This District.

The Scott Monitor sizes up the situation in the
Big Seventh terse comprehensive way follows:
THE bosses have had their way in the Seventh dis
trct the beginning that the Demo-
congress- but people
from the fxers in the first convention and nonn
ated I. T. Campbell Of their number For two
the bosses have been working what the
people had done The work is accomplished Dem
will have his printed in three places the
ballot the Populists privilege of
voting for him. OF course the bosses do hope elect
their They realize that Mr.. Long will be reelected.
Their object retire the Popuis party factor in
everything pertaining national politics. was
pressed dozen times by Fusion fxers the rune
vention held in this city this the last appearance
Populist party campaign It may be used
and local campaigns but national politics the
bosses have decreed that Democracy shall control"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21
Enid Wave. Owin

Enid Wave: Owing to the fact that
most of the Enid people who attended
the CARRIER celebration came home on
the train which leaves there at o'clock,
the reports about the fight there are
scarce. Those who stayed don't seem
to be able to tell much about it. Prob
ably they were frightened al such a
scene, coming from quiet Enid. II
seems, however. that fight started be-
tween three men late in the afternoon
and their friends took sides until about
fifteen were engaged in a regular street
fight. The police did what they cou q,
but their efforts were unavailing. The
participants lost all control Of their pas
sions, going into the hardware stores
for hammers, knives. pistols, or any
thing they could get with which %
smash, carve and bruise each other The
fight was finally stopped. but not until
everybody had been sufficiently sluggei-
Many were beaten and cut badly: how
bad we are unable to ascertain. One
policeman is said to be hurt seriously.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-21

the family and the United better service
to labor and to its citizens the example
to states, to corporations and individuals employing
men, by declaring that far government con-
cerned eight hours days work and be all
that is required of its aboring force"