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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-30
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AGAINST The DIRECT VOTE
Is the Senate Committee bat Eayors

Washington. May Gs--The senate com
Uittee on privileges and elections today,
through its chairman. Senator Chandler.
made an adverse report upon the house
joint resolution providing for the electlca
Of United States senators by direct vote
fthe people. Tbs same committee made
: favorable rePor OF senator Hears hill
amending tbs laws relating 10 the e,ec-
tor ot senators so as 20 permit e'ec.ion
BY = plurality of members q the leE.slz-
tire n cases where s majority cannot
De secured by any one candidate The
latter bin IS intended 10 prevent dead
locks u elections
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renee and the program OF the observers
was carried out essentially in accordance
with the carefully prepared plans The
visual work OF the corona consisted of
naked eye and telescope drawings, which
were in substantial agreement as TO the
principal features OF the corona A re-
markedly good one for Its careful repre-
sentation OF the details of the corona
was made with chalk On dark blue paper
oy Prof. Otis Ashmore OF Savannah. who
was a member of the government expe-
diuon- He spent any days in preliminary
practice on this. Prof. Hart. OF the
University OF Maine. and Dr. Zee. who
combined telescope and visual drawings.
each agreed in essential features with
the other. The other observationsIof the
shadow bands weer successful, although
this phenomenon was not as pronounced
as has been recorded al former eclipses.
The shadow bands seemed TO be not well
pronounced parallel bands of shadows
and brightness. but appeared TO be more
ike the reflection OF rippled water pro-
jected upon q screen Prof. Ppdegran
and Prof. Eastman made successful
drawings of the finer details of the inner
corona Of the equatorial regions. All OF
the work shows the corona to have been
remarkably similar to those OF 1878 and
1883. both OF which years were years OF
minimu sun spots. The spectrcscopic OBJ
servations of Prof. H. c. Lord were also
successfully carried out with the silt
less spectograph. in which he secured
five photographs OF the reversing layer
and corona Observations of the shadow
bands were ade but Colonel r. ]. Red
ding, of the Georgia experiment station,
and telescope drawings OF the polar rays
We're made by nlyslef with the six-inch
telescope. 1t would be premature TO ex-
press any definite opinion until the plates
are carefully developed and studied, but
there is no reason TO anticipate that they
will not furnish results OF great import
ance"
Washington, May 2s.-The naval obser-
vatory party who went to Pinehurst. N.
c., to view the eclipse, has returned TO
Washington, bringing back the plates and
some of the apparatus used in yester-
days observations. Prof. Skinner, who
was in charge of the party, says it will
take from one to two weeks to develop
the plates. In all. he says, the observa-
tory parties obtained seventy-five plates.
Those secured at Pinehnrst arrived here
here without mishap.
Washington, Nay 29.-President No
Kinley and party reached Washington on
the Dolphin at 10:30 this morning. from
Chesapeake Bay, where they viewed the
eclipse yesterday. They were all in good
health and reported having had a splen-
did time
Madrid, May 29.-The eclipse Of the sun
yez- erday was complete at Cadiz. at 4
p. m. The sun lost all power. there was
a cold wind, and twilight. The tempera-
.ure rose a degree centrigrade and Venus
was visible to the naked eye.
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kansas
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RESULTS FROM The ECLIPSE
Observers Expect 10 Prove OF Very
Hi-h srirnfffie HaIue

BarresFilie, g.. May @.-Rega-1f.E the
work % he government expedition YES
terday during the s1as' eclipse. Prot s
:. Brokn-ss;-o1orai1sl director of TIE
naval observatory ~ washington. gave
cut tie following statement he said
'-BzrnesvlIe furnished us <i.h ire
most pe-fect day vhica the eclipse Cd
servers co1ldl have Desired NJ clos5s
in;s-tercd E7ga thee Observers "a ssrnes-
vile The air was steady ard esauslsalty
clear Al tue pFepsEstsszs u@rs rad
Ger the ECLIPSE 81 TIE tI-1s CO rs ccc-s-
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Mrs. SVinslOw'S Soothing syrup
las been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS fer their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
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al PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wlnslows
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Twenty five cents a bottle.
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
District Passenger Department

District Passenger Department
Wichita. Kansas. May q. 1900
Kansas Teachers Grand Excursion TO
the Famous Health Resort.
EUREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.
Monday, June II. 1850.
Tickets good for seven ca days. s.
for the round trip from all stations be-
tween Wichita and CherryvaIe. Black
well and Beaumont; Si75 Mound Valley:
&.25 Altamount; $40 OsweEo. $500 Halo
well, Sherwin and Columbus.
Special train will leave
Wichita 500 a m. Blackwell $50 a. m
Ark. City...7:20 a N. Winfield $50 a. m
Severy ....10:23 a. m. Fredonia .1l:l7 a. N.
Neodesha .11;5o a. m. Che'yvale 1925 .. m.
Mound V 1880 p. m. Oswezo 80. les p. m.
Sherwin .. $50 p. m. Columbus 2:06 .. m.
Arriving Eureka Springs. GOO p. m.
SPECIALIZE Eureka Springs COM
mercisl club have offered free transporta-
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this excursion. II you have not received
certificates. write the undersigned. who
will gladly give all information necessary.
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b r. DUNN.
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OTTAWA CHAUTAUoUA ASSEMBLY.
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has made rate o. one fare for the round
trim. Tickets on sale July TO 10: hnal
return limit. Jgly .
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front foot; ankle cooked behind; name
clipped on foretop and wethers; smooth
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weight; two springs behind; cloth-trim-
med; rather faded and torn; shaft curved
at ends. Top has been patched. Breast
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy, one year. so !

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WINFIELD CHAUTAUOUA AS
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Cl--I EIl1 II ED Al
WINFIELD. KAN June u. 10 JULY ?
Tor tae above occasion the Santa Fe
has mace rate az one fare for the round
trip Tickets on sale June % TO July >.
Inclusive; final return limit July s
Special coaches VII be run each day on
regular trains leaving Wichita 81 : a m
and 80 ? n
y MI 49, n
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FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ORGANI-
ZATION OF KANSAS. TOPEKA.

ZATION OF KANSAS. TOPEKA.
There will be held at Topeka on June
a meeting of delegates and others inter-
ested in considering the matter Of hav-
Ing celebration Of the 1ftieth 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 5, return limit
June 6. E. DRAKE. y. and p. a.
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ticket Office. IL Main street. wichita,
Kansas
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The Plaza Hotel

Tonight-"A Gay Deceiver."
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NEW SONGS! NEW DANCES! NEW
SPECIALTIES.
The evening times., 1900-04-02
Rn.-in In Arin Minnr-

The Sublime Porte has probably played
its last card in the game 10 keep Russia
from practically ssizing Asia Minor and
thereby bisecting the Turkish Empire
Cousrautinople despatch. dated Saturday.
states that on the evening Of that day
note would be addressed TO the Russian
Embassy declaring that. in the event OF
the Porte not constructing railway lines
in the Black Sea districts bounded by rail-
ways already conceded to others then CON
cesSions will be granted to Russia
II We have even an approximately cor
rect idea of the situation. this proposition
viii be anything but acceptable to the
Gar, and viii be rejected with scsnt cere-
mony. What he wants. and doubtless
thiaks he can get now while Great Britain
IS seriously preoccupied. is the military oc-
cupation Of the territory lying south Of the
water line from the mouth OF the Bospo-
rus on the Black Sea 10 the Egeau. He
cannot use the Bosporus. the Sea OF Mar
mora and the DardaneHes as far as his
public vessels are concerned. because Great
Britain. which believes in the strict neu-
tr5lizatiCn Of commercial canals I'm war as
well as in peace. has always considered in a
Christian duty TO shut Russia of from her
natural marine outlet TO The Mediterranean
and Western Europe. But. with Asia Mi
nor in his grasp Nicholas cOcld build
strategic railways from the Black Sea to
smyrna, and place himself in a secure DO
sition to make descent upon Constantine
pie at the first opportune moment.
As readers OF The Times are aware.
force Of two hundred and fifty thousand
Russian troops is modified and ready 10
move and the whole Russian Black Sea
fleet is in condition to begin hosilities
within few hours after receiving orders
Unless the Emperor OF Germany is pre-
pared TO give the Sultan something more
than mere diplomatic support. Great Brit
aims hands being lied, We may expect to
see Russia Ianded in Asia Minor very
shortly and perhaps before the end of tho
week, There is every reason to regard the
latest Turkish note as the final stage Of
the negotiations preceding a Russian ul
Jmatum.
The evening times., 1900-04-02
DISPLAYING FALSE coLoRs.
An Old Provision stricken From the
NnNni ReguIntIonS.

Since the regulations foy the government
OF the Navy were originally drawn there
has been d provision invariably retained
through all the amended issues. directing
commanding officers to display false coIors
in the time Of war when tho interests Of
the country required deception. Il has
been a practice Of all nations to use false
colors. but more recently the leading DOW
ers, including France, Great Britain. Rus
sia. and Germany have made no mention in
their regulations Of false coIors and the
practice has been no longer authorized
abroad. although there is. naval officers
say. no question that in war time. resort
would be had 70 spread false colors IL the
situation demanded it.
In the recent revision Of the regulations
by naval board the clause relating to
false coIors was stricken out and no men
tion is made Of ii IL the new issue which
is 10 be printed she tly. The old Droyis-
icn directed and authorized naval oficsrs
10 fly any flag except their OWE when il
was desired TO deceive the enemy. but mo-
Vided that no shot should be fired u.tI the
false cOlors had been displaced by the ma
tioual haS. BY leaving out this provision
officers are seemingly not 20 be expected 10
display false colOrs in the future. but IL is
understood that should they decide to
practice the deception no fault would be
found by the Navy Department as their use
is not forbidden in the regulations.
The evening times., 1900-04-02
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1900.
The Porto nicnn Vote Tomorrow

The Porto Rican Vote Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock the
Senate will vote on the Payne Foraker bill
10 tax the domestic trade Of American ter
ritory 70. the benefit OF the trusts. in de-
fance Of the Constitution, and there does
not appear to be the least room for doubt
that the infamy will be accomplished by
sufficient majority. Then the measure Will
&c over to the House where the Al linis-
tration hopes to jam it through.
Probably this effort VIII be successful,
and, as we have frequently before remark
ed. from a political point OF view nothing
could be better The record OF Administra-
ticn and Republican party hypocrisy. men
dacity. and perfdy. has been fully made
up in the course of the Porto RiCan de-
bate. and IN the Magoon exposure. Mr..
Mckinley ard his advisers. associates and
principals. have furnished the Democracy
with the dominant issue OF The trusts,
or national honor and the Constitution, -"
which is exactly what il needs in the i'm
pending Presidential campaign. and The
Times has no cause to complain.
The situation is one not only clear but
have been furnished with conclusive proof
that up to the time when the Payne free
trade bill was introduced in the House OF
Representatives. the President. the Secre-
tsry OF War the other Cabinet officers. aud
the author OF the bill himself. we're all
thoroughly in accord with the official dc
rision Of Judge MagoOn. that the Cons titu-
ton extended 90 Porto Rico the minute our
Sovereignty did. and that Congress could
no more establish the Constitution , I'm
american territory by legislative action.
than i. could withdraw that fundamental
law from such territory Everybody
knows that this was The unassailablc posi-
tiou held by the Executive. and aU Repub-
lican leaders iu Congress. until the trusts
forced the President to swallow his plain
duty" and lis oatn to support the Consutu-
tlou. and compelled him and his coadjuJora
to defy that venerable charter OF liberty
and to break the faith Of the nation
plighted 20 Porto Rico. We need not here
SO into details. The story is already am
ply familiar TO voters from Maine TO Texas
and from ocean TO ocean.
II the Republican party desires to go b.
fore the country on the issue it has raised
and the party Of the people has cheerfuliy
accepted. nothing would be more condu-
Give to a lively canvass or to the chance
Of driving the olisarchy OF the trusts aud
monopoiies out Of power on the sixth OF
next November
The evening times., 1900-04-02
BALTIMoRE's MAYOR INJURED.
Mr. Hayes Fails Down StHir> and
Breaks His Leg

BALTIMORE Nd. April Mayor
Thomas C. Hayes feU down a flight OF
stairs at his home. 1901 St Paul Street.
Saturday night and fractured his left leg
near the thigh.
The story OF the accident is thus told by
the mayor. 4 returned to my home about
II O'Clock p. m. from the Municipal Art
Society. where l had listened 70 a very
interesting lecture by Truman II. Bartlett.
OF Boston. or the Sculptor Barye. Upon en-
jerlng my hone I eNtinguished the light in
the lower hall and ascended the nrsI Sight
Of steps Upon reaching the hall on the
second aoor. where there was no light 7
started back 10 ms library along this hall
At the end OF this hall there are. side bv
side. two doors. one leading into the libra
~ and The other opening upon a fight OF
back steps leading 10 the kitchen below
These steps descended between two walls
and are without bauiSters- In the dark
ness ] misJoCk the door at the top Of the
flight Of back steps for the library door.
ard in stepping upon what ! supposed 20 be
,he floor Of the library, fell headlong down
these steps with the result Of a broken left
femUr near the hip.
Il was perfectly conscious as I was fall
ing. and when / reached the bottom fei; no
pain. bGt discovered I had no use Of the
left leg. ! succeeded. by the exercise OF
my will power with great difficulty i'm get
ting myself and broken leg to my chamber
on the second floor. l sent for Drs George
~. Cairnos aud j. ". Chambers who set
the broken limb. The only pain J suffered
was IN the muscles around the broken bone.
Il shall attend to my public duties al my
residence until the bone knits. Mr. Ryan,
my private secretary, Will daily bring 10 me
the papers ana communications which may
require attention. Public business will nc:
Be interrupted by the accident"
Miss Julia Hayes sister Of the mayor
was attracted by the noise and rendered
what assistance sle could. The butler be-
ing absent she went for Dr Cairnes and
walked with him 10 her home.
Dr. Cairnes found that the leg was frac-
ured near the hip. The contraction of the
muscles had forced the bone into the shape
of a and had made the fracture difficult
TO handle The mayor was very much WOT-
ried over the accident. AS assistance
would be needed it was decided to send for
Dr. Chambers. The telephone WAS used -
summon him. Meanwhile DIT. CairnCs hur-
ried to get the necessary splints and ban
dages The leg spIints were al the home of
his last patient and were secured after
great difficulty. Il was II o'clock yester-
day morning before the leg was set. The
mayor stood the operation we'll
Dr. CairnCs says il will be at least two
months before the mayor will be able TO bz
out Of bed.
The evening times., 1900-04-02
Annthrr Gnnrhs nirnstcr.

Our London dcspatches today hear strong
evidence NJ a desire on the mart NJ the Brit-
isb military authorities to minimize tho
disaster which is remarked as bavir, he
fallen the TTo,,sebold C,,-,lr, and the
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