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OF great significance, inasmuch as 1t en-
hances for the whole nation the sanctity
of the marriage rite.
The old custom Of the imperial house
required nothing but a public announce
ment that a certain lady had been
gazetted to the post Of imperial consort.
1t is now universally recognized that by
the enormous influence of imperial ex-
ample. not only has the marriage rite
been made far more sacred than ever
before, but also an immense gain to the
cause of public morality has been as
sured and the position of woman raised
to q height never before known in an
Oriental country.
Among the many honors bestowed on
the occasion of the imperial wedding,
there are two which will specially in
terest Americans, the recipients being
widely known in the United States. One
is the elevation to the peerage Of eu-
taro Kanko. who recently held the honor
of being the first Japanese to receive the
degree of IL. D. from Harvard univer-
sity. He will now be known as Baron
Kaneko. The other that bestowed upon
the eminent educator, Mr.. Fakuyama, the
the people almost as another Gladstone,
his wish TO remain a commoner was re-
spected by the emperor, who, in lieu OF
a peerage, bestowed upon him gift of
5000 yen. China remains in a state of
calm which to many seems oninous. The
only sign of disturbance comes, not from
Pekin, but from Wei-Hai-Wei, where a
dispute over the doings of the boundary
commission has led to open hostilities, the
Chinese commissioners being attacked by
the native insurgents. At the request of
the governor Of Shan Tung British troops
have gone to their assistance, but the
loss is already reported of one general
officer and thirty men.
From Korea much activity is reported
among Americans in the way of negotia-
ton for gold mine concessions.
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Published June I. 1900.
oRDINANCE 80. Ks.


An ordinance declaring It necessary 70
open and extend Bayley street from Mar
ket street to Lawrence avenue.
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen OF the City OF Wichita
Section / That It is necessary to open
and extend Bayley street through the IN
plated ground from Market street TO
Lawrence avenue. in the city Of Wichita.
and for that purpose 1t is necessary 10
appropriate the following described prop
erty, to-V1t: Commencing at a point go
feet south and 90 feet west OF the north
east corner OF the southeast quarter OF
section 20 township q south OF range /
east; theme west 800 feet more or less 70
the east side of Market street: thence
south 60 feet along the east side OF Mar
ket street; thence east 800 feet more or
less TO the west side OF Lawrence avenue:
thence north 60 feet 10 the place of begin
ming, and the mayor with the approval
OF the council, is hereby authorized u
appoint three disinterested householders
Of the city to condemn said property and
assess the damages to the owners OF said
property to be appropriated under this
ordinance.
Sec. 3 This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its pub
LEGATION in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved May 81. 1900
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest: AMOS MCLAIN, City Clerk
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To Various Places. Available Via
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ticket Once. ia Main Street. Wichita.
Kansas.
Denver. Colo. Y. p. c. U. Of the
United Presbyterian church. sis for thu
round "trip: tickets on sale .July e snd "a.
limited for return 10 August "a. 1893.
Hutchinson. Kan; uu for the round
trip. Christian Endeayor Union: tickets
on sale June {. and 6. limited for rs-
turn TO June 9. 1900.
Cincinnati Ohio: b. y. P. Il Of Amer
lea: s24e5 FOR the round trip. tickets on
sale July TO- Il and y. limited FOR return
TO July II. except that by deposit ot
ticket with joint agent az Cincinnati On
or before July "a. and upon the payment
OF fee OF 80 cents. return limit may -
extended to lease Cincinnati up g apd
including August 70. 1909.
Detroit. Mich; q - for The rouns trio.
account knights Of Pythias; tickets On
sale August e. Is and r. lisited for re-
turn 10 September &. 1853. Limit Will 70
extended 20 September "a by depositins
ticket and paying fee ~ . cents.
Milwaukee. Wis: 81 3 for the round
trip. account Federation Of W9man's
clubs: tickets on sale June and 9. linz
tied for return 20 June-Ii. except that
by depositing ticket and paying Pee q
20 cents limit viii % extended 20 Juns
%. 1906.
Des @oines Iowa: ff5 for the round
trip Music Teachers convention. tiek-
cts on sale Juno u 20 . inclusive. liu-
tied FOR return 70 June =. 100.
Yellowstone Park excursion. season
iso0: tickets On sale June 18th % seBtsm-
Der i2th. 900 Fof information and rates
cag OF or address the agent q the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway. Wichita Kan
-Four special excursions 20 Colorado anf
Utah common points. one fare pias =
for the round trip: tickets wiH bs sod
on she following dates June p. July
20 20 inclusive. July y ard August ? 1910.
FINAL return Hmit - al tickets. OCTOBER
n. 1870 The following are the stations
20 which the above rates refer. Glen
wood Springs Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo colo. and saIt lake city
and ogden. Utah
= = BLEcRLET.
p AID 7 4 wichita Kan.
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BIESEfA1. cCNvEETioS NATIONAL
Republican League - tas unltss3
State. He'd 20 s. Psul. MINI. Jsly
4 q 81. 100
F9r the aBove occasion the Eanta Fs
have made a rate q ore fare Plus 8 fsr
TIE rg8nd trip Tickets IN ssis Jaiy q.
y aad =. final retara llrait 5aiy =. 80.
AESUAL CoEyESTIoE oF EASHAs
Christian E1Geaver Tr3en. bed "a
Hsfchins1n. Jgbs ~ = @I
For ire a5svs 0ee.siaa fha santa -
have male an open rate e ere fare f1r
rossna TIP JTcEsfs 30 80 SOD 1gss =
{. lscI4zlge. good ~ frferu antl ard ~
eiu6lnE gsas ; r0 Two trains 6sil1,
leaving sFseafta 81 , - as5 - N.
arriving Basrhiasau 8 = r. ans -
3 r. always en urae
PR further fnssrfaatoH eail % ~ 81
dress - = DELANEY.
FEsae - Agent.
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Cream Of Tartar Powders HeaIthfuI
MEAT BILL ONLY A BUGAB00
Liable to be softened as Soon as Will
linn Gets His Navy.

Chicago. May SO.-Chickago packers saw
a chance of relief from the restrictions
OF the German meat bill in information
cabled last night to Morris Epstein. presi-
dent of the Communication Provision
company, that the bill will not go into ef-
feet until October 5. By that time it is
supposed the German naval bill will have
been passed, and the German opponents
of the meat bill will be better able to
work against 1t, and perhaps modify some
Of it's workings.
Packers who learned that the bill would
not take effect until fall were inclined to
thin! that the date had been put off
much further than naturally would have
been the case. Just how this was &C
complished the cabled information to Mr..
Epstein did not say. Mr.. Epstein said
tina. it would have been possible to put
tha bill in effect at once, under the Ger
msn law. 1.-The news that the bill viii
not 60 into effect until October makes me
believe before that time some way VIII
have been found to soften its restrictions.
provided the United States does not ose
its temper and begin retaliatory meGs-
urcs on German products" said Mr.. Ep-
stein. While I was discussing the meat
bill with German statesman not. long
ago. when I was abroad. he said 20 me
that Germany never would enforce such
an unfriendly measure against America.
rrcvi6ed the United States did nothing
unfTiendly TO Germany. From that I in
ferred that the opponents OF the meat
bill looked for some modification OF Il BE-
fore it is put in effect II is well known
that the Germany emperor is opposed 70
the meat bill as it was passed His
greatest solicitude is for the naval bill
however Now that sle meat bill viii
not take effect until october 8. The en-
peror VIII have ample time to secure the
passage Of the naval bill. and. that done.
think the packers have reason 70 ex-
pect somet thing favorable will happen
London. Mav Sa-The Naval Annual.
published at Portsmouth. in comparing
the nayles OF the world. estimates that
AT ths close OF the year the strength
in compieted battleships Will probably
be: Great Britain. 4; France. q. Rus
sza. u But, = Il added. Great Britstns
prepon6srance IN modern, powerful vss-
sels viii probably make her navy more
than eGual to the combined French ard
German nzNiss.
Lynn. Alsss. May 5s.-T5e Kirkland
club has signed I'D Mecoy . box steve
O-Donneu = rounds % the evening %
June : Mccoy wires bis acceptance
from CHICAGO
Yokohama. May z1--As result u tae
demand q the LtoeTass for seats IL ia
cabinet & Is probable that tie xhcle
ministry viii resign
Washington, May Sa--Tks house. en-
u-l.tee on military affairs t0tay actsd
szv5-ably CT tire 1sl estao.ssainE 4
branch 7a;ioaal soldiers bona FEAR bs=-
Yer. Coo
Gentleman. Neb.. May s7.-TA-ss BOSS
Jay Scot-. Leo Hoa.srax ard Roy Va
thai. aged = 10 u rea-ss were assg1s1
10 : pond vale saf1ing.
Daily Eagle seHvs-e1 . cs1ts 2~- we@z-
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published June /. isO.
ORDINANCE No. III.

An ordinance authorizing the 'ss1issg %
improvement bonds OF he city ot Wieh-
ita for the payment q TIA sewer N
sewer district No. =
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Coun@
eilmen OF the City OF Wichita:
Section : There shall be issued bonds
81 The city o. Wichita. payal i 10 bearer,
IN the sum Of seven thousand dollars. Tor
the payment OF the sewer IN sewer dis
trict No. OF said city OF wichita. Kan
sas. SAID bonds shall be dated June 1.
1900. and bear interest from their date az
the rate OF per, cent per aunum. psy-
able seni-annually on the first lay Il snns
and December OF each year. both interest
and principal being payable az Ire fiscal
agency OF the state OF Kansas. IN the
city OF New York. said bonds shah DO
issued in denominations OF seven hundred
dollars each. and numbered consecutiveiy
from ! 10 70 inclusive. said bonds shah
De due and payable as follows. to-wtt. No.
l. June / 1871: No. ?. June l. 1877; No. s.
June !, 1895; No. =. june !. 1891: No. 5,
June l. 1876; No. S. June l. 1905. No. :.
June l. 1897; No. S June 1. esS: No. 81
June l. 1919; No. 10. June I. 1910
Said internal Improvement bonds ara
issued under and by virtue % al ordt-
nance No. - OF the said city OF Wichita.
duly passed. approved and published
as required b. law and by vir-
tue OF. and in accordance with
ths provisions Of an set OF tbs leg
islatura or the state OF Kansas. entitled
An act to incorporate and regulate cities
/ OF the nrst class. and 20 repeal al prior
acts relating thereto" approved March
T. 1881, and the acts ameRdatory thereof.
and supplementary thereto. and also an
act entitled An act relating TO Internal
| improvements In cities Of the first class
/ approved February -. 1857. The oFelis
Of the city OF Wichita is hereby pledged
for the payment u said bonds and tha
interest thereon. Interest coupons sub
! scTibed by the mayor and attested by tha
/ clerk OF said city SHAH be attached u
/ said bonds, and said bond shall Do sub
/ scribed by the mayor on behalf OF ths
/ city and attested by the city clerk With
! the seal OF the city impressed thereon.
/ sec. = This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after is pub
lication in the Wichita Daily Eagle
Approved May 81. 1890.
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
| Attest: AMOS MCLAIN CITY Clark
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sewer shall be assessed equally on the
valuation OF such lots. pieces and parcels
OF ground in said sewer district No. ex-
elusive OF the improvements OF the same,
AID according 70 the benefits TO be de-
rived therefrcm-
Sec. ; This ordinance shah take effect
and be in force from and after lis pub
lcation in the Wichita Daily EaS.s,
Approved May 81. 1910
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest: AMOS NCLAIS. City Clerk.
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ST. LOUIS &, SAN FRANCISCO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY


District Passenger Department
Wichita. Kansas. May 2l 1900.
Kansas Teachers Grand Excursion TO
the Famous Health Resort.
EUREKA SPRINGS. ARKANSAS,
Monday. June Il, 1900.
Tickets good for seven 90 DAYS. s.
for the round trip from all stations be-
tween Wichita and Cherryvale. Black
well and Beaumont; A75 Mound Valley;
$i25 Altamouut; 81 10 Oswego; 800 Halo
wei, sherwin and Columbus.
Special train viii leave
Wichita 500 a. m blackwell $50 A. m.
Ark. City..-7:2) a. m. Winfield 7:55 a. m
Severy ....1o:e2 a m. Fredonia .11:17 a. m.
Neodesha .l1:50 a. m. Che'yvale 1926 p. m.
Mound V 1890 p. m. Oswego &C.. 1:2s p. m.
Sherwin 81. $50 p. m. Columbus 2:0O D. m.
Arriving Eureka Springs. 600 p. m.
SPECIAL-The Eureka Springs Com
mercisl club have offered free transporta-
tion to the teacher in each city secur-
.nS she largest number Of passengers for
this excursion II you have not received
certificates. write the undersigned. who
will gladly give all information necessary.
BRYAN SNYDER.
General Passenger Ascent. ST. Louis, No.
4 F DUNN
District Passenger Agent. Wichita. Kan.
Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for thel-
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOpTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
au PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world
Re sure and ask for Mrs winslow'
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents 4 bottle.
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IMPROVED SERVICE
TO san ANTONIO VIA SANT4 FF
ROUTE.

Pullman sleepers and free chair cars
now run daily without change Via Fort
Worth. Milano and Austin. Comfortable
from start 70 finish. Train leaves Wlch-
ita daily at a. II L. r. DELANEY.
Phone lss. Agent
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and be In force from and after its pub
LEGATION IN the Wichita Daily Eagle
Approved May 81. 1870.
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest: AMOS MCLAIN. City Clerk
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Low rates to Colorado this summer via
the Great Rock Island.
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NATIONAL PROHIBITION CONVEN-
TON AND STATE PROHIBITION
CONTENTION HEL.D At

CHICAGO. Ill, JUNE % To y
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
has made rate y one fare for the round
trip TickeS on sale June 1874 good for
return passage up 10 and including July
? Lgoo Trains leave Wichita. lI-05 a. m.
+ aud ESQ p. m; arrive IN Chicago, $50 a.
m. and 2 m Fastest time into Chi
caAo from the west. through sleeper and
CHAIR car. I. 4. DELANEY.
Phone. IS9. AGENT.
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy, one year.: .-.....'.'.'''''.'S ~

The proprietors reserve the right to re-
ject and discontinue amy advertisements
Contracted for either by themselves or
their agents.
Entered in the postofh ce. at Wichita as
second-ciass matter, and entered Igr
Eastern business office, THE Tribune
Building, New York City; Western oI Is-
ness Office, THE Rookery," Chicago me me
agents for Foreign Advertising.
Readers of the Eagle when in New YORK
City or Chicago, can see copies OF me
paper at the office Of our agents at the
address given above.
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FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ORGANI-
ZATlON OLE kANSAS. TOPEkA.

ZATION OF KANSAS, TOPEKA.
There will be held at Topeka on June 5
a meeting Of delegates and others inter
ested in considering the matter of hay
ing a celebration OF the hftieth anniver-
sary Of the organization Of Kansas. The
Great Rock Island has made a rate Of
one fare from all points in Kansas.
Tickets on sale June and ;, return limit
June c. e DRAKE. d. and p A.
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Marren,s- no GEnin.

a large Invoice received Of fine flowers
and hats. Come and see them. 12-ltX
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Song Recital
The PIaZa Hotel

No. 243 North Lawrence avenue, Wich-
tia New management, finest rooms; the
table the best the market affords. Baths
free to guests. SGT"
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s1l.75, Des Moines and return. June IS
to y; no change of cars, via the Great
Rock Island
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Attest: AMOS McLAIN. civ clerk
EXCURSfOSsf

To Various Places. Available Via
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ticket Once. ia Main Street. wichitas
Kansas
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Gentleman. Neb.. Mag s7.-Ta-se boss.
Ia sect. Leo Foa.5rsx ard BOY Va
thai. aged = 10 y rea-ss were 1ss@1s4
"a Z pond waliA safAing
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Washington, Nay 5a.-TAs house en-
rri-tee or military affairs to1ay acted
sav5-ahzy on tire 1sI ESTABLISHING a
branrA national soldiers bone gear Dsz-
yer, Coo
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Yokohama. May 51--As result u tae
demand q the LtoeFzss for seats II tAs
cabinet & Is probable that TIE whole
ministry viii resign
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Lynn. Mass.. May a.-Tae Kirkland
club has signed I'D MeCoy % box steve
O-Donneu = rounds On the evening %
June :. Mccoy wires bis acceptance
from Cnlczro
The times., 1900-12-23
THE RISKS OF EATING GAME.
Flesh of Hunted Animals Apt to BE
Diseased
tFrom &c London Laneet.l

~
The eating OF high" game is undoubted-
ly attended with risk, and the poisonous
effects are probably due to the toxins pro-
duced in the earlier stages of the putre-
facttTe process. The advantage, OF course.
OF hanging game is that the flesh becomes
tender and decidedly more digestibie than
when II is quite fresh. The ripening pro-
cess, however, may mean the elaboration
Of the toxins II has been stated that the
production Of the characteristic favors of
game is related directly to the amount Of
sulphLreted hydrogen or sulphur alcohol
set free, but il is rather repulsye to think
that the delicate flavor of the game is de-
pendent upon that inyariable product of
decomposition of rotten eggs-sulphureted
hydrogen. The smell evolved during cook
ing of high game is even more disgust
ing
Fresh game sometimes sets I'D mys-
terious. poisonous symptoms, which has
been attributed to the fact OF the game
having been overhunted and fatigGed Fa-
tigue products. indeed have been sepa-
rated from overhunted game. which when
injected into healthy animal, have pro-
duced marked poisonous effects. There is
no doubt that fatigue products under GER
tain circumstances are also elaborated in
the human body. and give rise to spe-
cies of self-poisoning. Characteristic
symptoms of which are headache stupor
and gastric and intestinal pains. The
flesh of overrotten cattle may prove poi
sonous from the same cause.
This curious formation of poisonous
products in the flesh OF animals through
a state of terror or exhaustion is a ques-
tion well worth considering in relation
to the wholesomeness of animal foods.
and emphasizes the Importance of slay-
ing animals intended for food in the most
humane way.
The times., 1900-12-23
PRAWNs MAKE GOOD EATING.
Those Dried by the sun i'm Mexico
Highly Esteemed.

CFrom the New York Evening POst.)
In many delicatessen stores the bon Vi
want can now purchase sun n-dried prawns,
which form an admirable accessory TO the
daily bill of fare. STEPPED over night in
warm water they swell to twice and
thrice their original dimensions. and in
the morning are ready to be made the
basis Of score of toothsome dishes.
Nearly all of these come from the Gulf
of Mexico and their story is an interest
ing commentary upon the thrift and en-
terprise of our Chinese citizens.
Some fifteen or twenty years ago,
said a Chinese merchant today, some
Chinese sailors in New Orleans noticed
that the gulf prawns were like those in
South China. only larger and better fla
vored. They carried the news to their
countrymen who Immediately conceived
the project of drying them in the same
way as in Kwang Tung. They organized
several settlements along the Gulf. There
is one not far from Mobile. second near
Pensacola, and third in the Tampa dis
trict. The prawns We're gathered at low
tide, washed, boiled shelled, salted, and
then dried in the sunlight. In bad wea-
ther they often use ovens, but the flavor
of a prawn treated this way is not as
good as when dried in the open air. The
drying must be very thorough and usu-
ally takes a week or a fortnight, accord
ing to the amount of humidity in the
air. When thoroughly desiccated the
soft meat is almost as hard as wood. and
in that condition it VIII keep in warm
The times., 1900-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, whose mar
riage took place at FL Paso. Tex. last
! Saturday, have returned to the city and
are at their home. 1916 Park Street, Mount
| Pleasant. Mrs. Lewis will be remembered
as Miss Marie Matield, of chihuahua
Mexico. by those who met her during the
season of 1S9s-ls99. which she spent in
| Washington.
| Mrs. Edward F. DrO0p and the Misses
| Droop will be at home the first and third
| Mondays in January and February at
1455 Bacon Street, Columbia Heights.
The Misses Jones have issued cards for
| a O'Clock tea at the Dumbarton Club
corner Thirty-second and U Streets,
Georgetown. Monday afternoon, the
| guests being invited to meet their sister.
| Miss Bertha Jones.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Dora Walsky to DR.. Benjamin B. Wech-
sler, of Pittsburg, Pa. At home Sunday.
December %, from to 10 p. m, COS Sixth
Street.
Mrs. J. G. Wiltshire and daughter. of
Front Royal, Va, Will receive their
friends at so Massachusetts, Avenue
northeast Wednesday, 26th, from . until
p, m.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt has cards out
for a tea which she Will give January
complimentary to her house guests. the
Misses Fair, of Virginia.
Mr.. Crosby Miller will spend the Christ
mas vacation with his grandmother, Mrs
Haslin, at 725 Twentieth Street.
Mrs. David Vincent Chadwick. who il
with her parents during Mr.. Chadwick
absence on his winter cruise, will be at
home Wednesdays in January at 1923 Yer
mont Avenue.
Mrs. George Washington Cissel is en-
tertainug Miss Saunders. of San Fran
cisco Miss Saunders has Just returned
from two years travel through Europe.
She will remain here until after inaugura-
tion as the guest of Mrs Cissel. 16i5
Thirty-frst Street, Oak Crest
Mrs. Stewart. wife of Senator Stewart
OF Nevada, will receive Thursdays in jan
uary, after January 3.
Mrs. d. p. Morgan entertained the Sans
Gene Progressive Euchre Club Tuesday
evening last at her residence 2130 I
Street. After the regulation fifteen games
had been played the winners were an
nounced to be Mrs. Siias Boyce. Mrs
William Emerson, Colonel Emerson, and