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Bryans attitude in the Philippine acquisition not only
makes him ay Of Aguinaldo but eo-eonspiraor with
the Spanish statesmen who working disposssss the
United States Of what it by Che treaty spuetion Al
that dinner given last week in Paris to Senior Robedo
the former Spanish minister Of war he in speech en-
Outraged the Fpnos hold out, denouncng the United
states "robbsr nation" There can be no Doubt that
spain secretly reiatcss the dcues encountered by
this government in Luzon and that she is hoping for the
election Of Bryan ana the withdrawal Of troops from The
Philippines The private interests held by span.aras in
the islands sim extensive the turning the
group TO Asanado as Bryan proposes, would gve these
spanlards change TO assert themselves once more
Doubtless the establishment Of independent native gov
eminent taere would be followed By an attempt on the
pars Of spain regain what IA lost the war if NOT a
rsry than indirectly by inaue,ns some other European
power 10 intervene.
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The Biggest Demonstration Yet.

There little doubt that the parade of Sound
Money clubs in City on Saturday evening next
win an even more impressive and tremendous display
than was made under ike conditions and circumstance
four years ago Whatever Roadway Mr. Bryan have
made elsewhere with paramount issues the solid
business sentiment metropolis has steadily
against him Of free silver coinage In sticking
this Nebraska statesman put himself the
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Buf . 60 - Co Deyil So OF FeIlow.
.. 81. sITRDoCK. EdItor.

But q G0Od Lord GOOD DsVIl SOTE OF FeiiOW.
1t is not surprising that the average Democrat mis-
crusts Bryan The apathy od-Ine old-time dyed
blue Democrats is not to be wondered at Even Bryan
were Democrat his support incline members
Of that party to fight shy Of him Bryan stands the
nominee Of the Democratic party but he stands
as the nominee and candidate of number Of quasi
political organizations with which Democrats have sym
pathy We're he elected president he would obi
cations to these cratic parastcaI contngents which have
attached themselves to Bryan because Bryan is
Democrat because Bryan holds something in common
with them ALL For this reason his advocacy, by the met
ropotan Democratic daily papers Of the country has been
luewarrn. These papers north and SOUTH alternately
praise crHese and apologize The Fusion Pops only,
but the Free svertes and the Anperastic Leaguers,
and all the other nugwump sideshows endorsed
him have claims upon him. SO boss Of Tam
many. is mongrel makeup the interest Of theo-
retcal sophst hence the disrust Democrats
neyey anything Democrats who do not
to be anything else politically This good Lord good devil
candidate even occasionally breaches Republican doctrines
approvingly quoting Republican statesmen praising
Lincoln It surprise he should endorse
Mckinley and with just much consistency as he de
nounces the Spanish treaty which gave the Philippines
and which helped ratfy should denounce
trusts then dine with the and praise the
boss Of the eanet and most uncononabe trust ever
gained Bryan is no more Democrat than is oleomar-
garne butter nor is he any being Popus than
is cotonseed oil pure hogs lard The greatest living repre-
sentative Democrats the country Cleveland down
viii not vote for him. and the Andde-ofheRoad Popuss
would not touch him with a ten-foot pole. Democrat
who reads this win deny word it. Of thou
sands Of other Democrats viii not vote for him
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Along the Kansas Ma.

Reverend Charles She don's new book.
Edward Blake, College Student" IS on
the market.
The Democratic state committee claims
that IN AtchisOn BreldenthaI viii run
100 ahead of Bryan.
Both state committees announce that
il there is Unlawful work around the
polls in Kansas arrests will follow.
Through Governor Seanley's parole s. s.
tenn y boys from the Reform school at
Topeka have been placed ia good homes
IN the last year.
About Wednesday noon, If the Demo
Gratis Of Kansas can find the man Hno
first suggested the Sun6ower League,
they viii mob him.
Some Of the Republicans believe that
Democratic county candidates are trad
ing Bryan. and Mckinley may get kan
sas as high as 5000
They say that the worst skinning the
Democrats get from a Kansan IS by
Judge Mckay, who is making speeches
down In Harper county.
Kansas Populsts are getting onto the
fact that Bryan, who has been speak
ing continuously for four weeks, hasn't
mentioned the name 'Popullst' once.
There Is big fight or 10 Atchison
county over the place of county attorney
and i'm their excitement severa partisan g
may forget that th.s year candidates TO-
president are running
Miss Lott3e Garrison OF Fort Scott
went 10 Philadelphia six years ago 10
take vocal lessons. Vow she has heen
offered the leading soprano Ia the Bos-
toaians AZ a salary az so week.
The fossil remains Of Two turtle from
Logan county have just arrived at Lave
renee. They have been ca tie journey
to their duaI destination q 9af1e years.
which IS uncommonly stow. even feT tnr-
ties
Bryan when In chicaeo he called -
Democratic party tde conserFstiFe
patty" aud the Rep b1can party tbs
PARTY Of revolution. shocked more Pop
ulst votes away from him fl kanss
tlaa he has ~ any other single utter
ance
Cyclone Davis has worked aEfuliY hard
for Bryan u Kansas tais faa blt fhs
morning AFTER The election zhen BE $50
aaw tie state h2s egle ~ E3l grab his
Tave and break for the nearest state
lne The chances are Cast Davis th.aks
~ has made elective speeches
Whan toe Popl.lsts are aaek la ere
lblcan Hag re Republicans VIII
never remember taa they ever
more formerly Pcrlsts rulEiaE 90
n rc En a h
n fermer Pats rnnaR su
Llerls1rst lEs
Tae Dcmecrate ca~g 81 E 81
nat uaul Chairman 1ara es
une Eone fhe p
a-ed A. Hatter ~ fe
is ln order - ss
L te M
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Miss Clara Barton Dangerously Ill.

In spite Of feeble health Miss Clara Barton the de-
voted guardian angel Of the Red Society went to
Galveston personally oversee the immense and difficult
relieving the suffering there. She justly
her long experience would be Of the value But
the strain has been her seri-
ously i'll The country prays that may be spared to
continue great mission Of The too
few such noble spirits as she.
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A Democratic Estimate of Croker.

The Washington Star says Of Bryans alliance with
Croker that no honest in lower company,
has the presidency Of the United States ever been
sought by appeals carefully keyed to both the ignorance
the passions of men And the Chicago Tribune adds
Indictment He be elected by the assistance
Of decent and he throws himself into the
who is loathed by all honest sefrespecang Aner
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nearly billion dollars Of manufactured articles
Some asked Bryan while he delivering Of his
speeches down manufacturing town in Indiana what
he would with the tariff and his prompt reply ="
would abolish Within twenty-four four hundred
Democratic wormen had signed Mckinley roll These
men pretend the meaning of Imperialism
or Of trusts. they knew what
kept their factories going.
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Where in the last four weeks has Bryan mentioned
Populist party? Where has he made reference the
Sioux Falls platform? Where has he his admra-
ton for single Populist leader this country?
times has the expression sixteen one dropped
from his lips? Hunt up back files see You won't
ind these references You viii find that Great Tam
many, and Croker prophet" THE Democratic
party is the conservative party"
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Bryan that the last has taught the
ton that the Democratic party is the conservative party"
Now, what do the Popuiss who thought Bryan for
progress reform and revolution, think of that?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03

The for commissioner is J. c. RedfeId. Re is
competent He is honest He is thorough Wichtan He
viii be economic in his Office He viii be elected Help
make majority rouslng one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03

Croker advises Democrats all over country that if
the election the way they think
club the election judges Great is Tammany and croker
its prophet. william T. BRYAN
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most vicious organization this country today
York Tammany; the least admirable OF all American
men. croker And yet Bryan says Great is Tammany,
and Croker is its prophet"
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Jones and Cookers talk violence Is not good Ameri
cansn America for order and the who eounses
disorder doesn't understand this nation the mental
attitude of IT'S people
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Jones Of Arkansas about the poorest stick in the
Democratic party All the country the Democratic
newspapers refused publish his rad announcement Of
violence ait the polls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03

In an his four years campaign Croker the corrupt ha
Briusher hafNeW Yorker. IS the only American Bryan
praised hjghly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03

Tt funny That man from Arkansas Ike Jones would
ever set IL his head violence would intim-
idate northern Republicans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03

Tom Wilson is makng great RAGS for probate Judge
De wil great probate judge when gets there
a e
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Voters should not forget ths legislative tseket THAT
5clget helps elect United States senator
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V5.s Ia TIE Interest & WIchita ana se5enz county
send representative russns elzens - th= legislature
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Han -. - e..a Sc a-zsa a..a =. nsrl Isa-
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LONG NAMED AGAIN
Continued From Fifth Page.

cans Of the state that If made the ncmi-
nee of the party for -congreSsman-at-
large Mr.. Blaine would make an earnest,
enthusiastic and effective campaign, and
that his election would add to the eff
cheney Of our delegation in congress.
We indorse re candidacy CT Judge
Frank L. Martin of Reno county for del
egate at large to the national conven-
ton, and we urge the delegates from this
district TO TIE state convention TO use all
honorable means to secure his election.
We commend the clean and able admin
istration of state affairs by Governor
Stanley and his associates who have Civ
en- Kansas good an honest government.
and fe record our hearty approval Of the
faithful and able service Of Senator Lu-
Glen Baker.
W. NJ. Wallace of Kingman was made
permanent chairman and /. P. KimbaIl
of Kearney, permanent secretary.
Mr.. Wallace made an eloquent speech
no accepting the chair.
Hon. s. S. Ashbaugh presented the
name OF Chester I. Long for the nomi-
nation for Congress with one OF the most
convincing and eloquent speeches ever
made in Kansas convention.
The nomination Of Mr.. Long was made
by reclamation and with enthusiastic
cheers.
The following central committee was
selected: Barber. L NJ. Axline; Barton,
E. w. Moses; Clark. Mike Shugrue; COM
manohe, E. NJ. Williams; Edwards, g.
W. Watson; F'inney, L. N. Hall; Ford.
J. F. Small; Grant. John McGilvry; Gray,
o. B. Douglas; Greeley, ". NJ. Glenn;
Hamilton, George Getty; Harper, F. r
Zacharias; Harvey. Charles T. Benfer;
Hodgeman, L. A Dockum; Haskell, n.
F. Millikan; Kingman Frank Harlow;
Kiowa, ]. I Parcel; Kearney, L. P.
KimbaH; Lane, ". H. Lee; Mcpherson,
L. c. McMurray; Meade. a ]. Byrnes;
Ness, ]. L. Green; Pawnee, ]. c. Frey;
Pratt. Geo. W. Stewart: Reno. ]. Q. Pat
ten; Rice. NJ. L. Grimes; Rush, a. c.
Whiteman; Scott, B, F. Rochester; Sedg-
wick, B. L. keenan,: Seward. L. A. Ell
zold; Stafford, Homer Cornwen; Stevens,
w A. Thornburg; Sumner w. S. Nelson;
Wichita, z. E. Denning.
For delegates to national convention:
T. A. Noftzger OF Harper nominated
Judge T. B. Wall of Sedgwick; Charles
z. Lobdell Of Lane nominated H. F. Mil
liken of Haskell. On motion of Judge
Gillett of Kingman. Wall and Milliken
were elected by reclamation.
For alternates, Dr.. Andrew Sabine Of
Finney and w. NJ Dixon of Stafford
were elected BY reclamation.
]. Q. Thompson Of Pratt was honinat-
ed for presidential eitctor.
After the convention the committee was
reorganized by the reelection of Frank
Harlow of Kingman chairman and Lutte
Axline of Medicine Lodge secretary.
For Congress-Chester 1. Long.
Delegates to National Convention-T.
B. Wall of Sedgwick and H. F. Milliken
of Haskell.
Alternates-Wm. Dixon of Stafford and
DR.. Sabine of Finney.
Presidential Elector-J. Q. Thompson.
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is CHARGED WITH INSANITY
Informal on Filed Against A. j. Glib
son, of Near ChOctaw.

Guthrie, o. T, April 1S-The Oklaho-
man of Oklahoma City says: Informa-
ton charging Andrew ack Gibson with
being insane, was filed IN the probate
court yesterday by a neighbor named
Didlake. Gibson lives near Choctaw and
for some time past has been Of unsound
mind. He imagined that he was being
prosecuted by the secret orders of the
country and he carries his gun with him
at all times. A few days since Gibson
met the Methodist minister at Choctaw
He drew mis- gun on the parson, and
made him stand while he cursor him for
every thing he could call to mind. Glib
son got the idea that Didlake was his
enemy and has gone cunning for hif re-
peatedly. Gibson owns a farm and lives
entirely alone. He has no relatives in
Oklahoma and the neighbors have taken
the matter in hand and will see that he
is sent to the asylum where he can get
proper treatment and where he Will
hhave less opportunity to injure his fell
lOW-Trian
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Il was nominated by the Populists Ani
II shah conduct my campaign as a
straight Populst"
what 90 you think Of the trestuaen
you received al the hands % the Demo-
Gratis at the conventions"
wei, the Democrats % sedgwi k
county asa nobIy and I want 10 thank
them for their efforts Ia mr behalf They
were loyal ala the way through AZ 20
the Democratic convention as whole.
Of course 90 was strictly controlled bY
Duvali from the start The convention
nominated him and then yled 20 dictass
% as but that dld not work"
Mr. Campbell said he would not begin
active campo IN work uutu after the
state conventions.
Mr. Campbell has lived IN ssdgvick
county fer more than afteen years and g
I considered one of the best lawyers ans
C nzc ena7us men IN the fusion party "a
the county
Chairman VIII Ayrss and Amos Nc
CLAIM said the quarrel would be patched
up ard Mr Duvau withdraw.
Major Brown Of KlngmaH was IN the
ciy last night he aai1 he was vefy
vel zatisHed from personal siaa1-
poIu. With the at rs ~ the cauven'ton.
and he has 40 kicks coming Mr.. HroNa
sa3d.
u thak 81 z. very clear that I eouH
have captured the nomination had ! asii
Withdrawn when J withdrew 7 waa -
hlghe-; man ia rhe lst But when ~
Democrats sert for over a pan f9r a
jaia, convention according % thelr plars.
auI the ra9auaa aas quickly tabled
through the efforts ~ Dir. Finch z aaa
T.gh, there f1at tnsre would be a srrl2
aua p disruption and z wanted oar - &C.
"u9 y91 think the tao o5urHtftess can
zrt together "a plans n fsrianf'' asked
the rs-crtsr
..it 70 b. sau5if1l no@. but o. mayhs
THAT the Democratic ustfana5 c1nrnlffsr
e1it take p ,.1 ~ she ease. .aaemu-h a. g.
i1.ks so eeriaa7 They may be- abe fe
a5wH-ale che care seasfscforly l8 30
20 70 81 case Kansas far Bryan
Na57e Brasn iutmatsd thar Duva1
u1fra. BE- pulled ~ ~ ths nae-rai csfa-
ra.stes
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JUDGE SCOTT ACCUSED
Of disappointing a Former
Partners Funds.
Is UNDER $1,000 BOND
Declares in Court His Arrest
Is Spite Work

New York, April 1S.-Judge Henry w.
Scott has been arrested and placed under
$1,000 bail. charges Of appropriating SOS
having been preferred against him by
Edward Corning. former business part
ner. The trouble grows out Of a mis-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-19
ENGINE Is POWERFUL
DOld Packing Company InstalIs $40
EOrSen0Mcr Engine

Quite force of men are at work lay
ing the foundation for the new large 24O-
horsepower engine at the Dold Packing
company's plant. The foundation will be
very substantial one. An excavation
was first made to the depth of eight feet
and it is being filed with the best brick
laid in Portland cement In all. IS, 600
brick will be used and fifty barrels Of
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VERY VALUABLE ADDRESSES
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Guthrie. o. T, April IS. At today's ses-
sion OF the senni-annual convention Of the
Oklahoma presbytery, addresses fere
made as follows: Home Missions"
Rev. J. a. B. Ogleveee; Foreign Mis-
sions," Rev. w. E. Graham; Freedmen"
Rev. Russell Taylor and Rev William
Meyer; MARKS of True Revival Rev.
Henry w Foreman; Agency and Means
Of a True Revival" Rev. James R. E.
Craighead; Benefits of a True Revival"
Mr.. Henry w Rule; what 1 Remember
of China" Mrs. James R. E. Craighead;
THE Mission of the Comforter" Rev. F.
w. Hawley; Things to be Forgotten"
Rev. H. L. Moore. The annual meeting
OF the Presbyterian society also was
held today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-19
NEW NAME FOR THE MIODLERS
Those of Missouri Call Themselves
"ProgreksiXe POnuI .sts.,

Kansas City, No., April S.-Middle-of-
the-road Populists, at their mass conven-
ton today effected a permanent state
organization and adopted a new name
the Progressive PopIlist party TIN
name will be presented to the national
convention for ratification. The platform
demands legislation on lines indicated in
the Omaha platform; denounces both the
old parties for failure to enact initiative
and referendum legislation; for the pro-
lection Of corporation interests and for
legislation for. the protection of national
banks; condemns William J. Bryan and
John D. Rockefeller for their alleged
connection with trusts, and especially
censures the Democratic state admins
tration because of its disregard of the
paramount interests of the people, a
full state ticket, headed by Richard
Thomas of Saline county for governor,
was named. Captain w c. Aldrfdge, a
farmer of California, Mo, who was the
favorite candidate for governor, declined
the nomination. The convention selected
twenty-five delegates to the Cincinnati
convention and sixteen presidential elect
ors. The delegates to the Cincinnati FOn-
vention were instructed to vote first cad
last, for Wharton Barker for president
and Ignatius DonneIly for vice president.
Three or four delegates spoke in favor
o fthe nomination of Tom Watson Of
Georgia for president, but they were I'M
able to bring out many Watson votes.
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