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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
The Eagles Fung-Schui.

Good form at present demands an Oriental touch the
ability to sling in nodicum of celestial slang
day affairs as well in politics. Brother Bryan of
Nebraska is making of this kind of thing. Fung-
schui is not compound Chinese swear-word its true
meaning being nearly equivalent the favorite ex
clamaon Of a once famous Kansan, Great Cod" The
editor Eagle in possession of Fungschui which
was given him by Chinese traveller and antiquar
ian many years ago This Chinese god unaccountaby dis
appeared time since. but turned up in its wonted
shrine the day the walls of Pekn, which
fact is accepted only good for the American
.army and Mckinley, but for the Eagle well, say
nothing of Titus Wichita hero and the Salvation
Army deity taken from the ruins of
ancient Chinese temple which built fifteen hundred
years before Christian era, which has
shipped doubt by forgotten millions striking
lines are surveyed with superstitious creeping
feeling might impaired by troop of pgtan
ghosts chasing through Chinese
graveyard the conseerated hour of midnight pos
give intelligent description this Fung-schui
impossible being nothing living or
anything dead consequently only represent something
the other side The absence of wings would seem
remove it from the realm of angels but Chinese concep
ton of angel might be wingless The Acknowledged
of the who fashioned limbs this bronze
with Peerian whiskers, mysterious mien
without artistic instincts With the tossed-up tail of
horse in high wind the head lion rampant re-
gardant, that with his head back regarding with
openeyed wonder his highly ornate end this
legged god of the millions who worshipping
it about the time when Moses where light went
out the impressive attitude of this
washee and deity Of the laundry whose joints termn
ate in curicues is sitting his hind holding
burning jass-stck However, it should forgotten
that probably but for the occult presence Of this Fung-
schu in his home city Titus would have scaled the
walls the Tartar city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
Sterling Morton on Bryanarchy.

The Hon. j. Sterling Morton of Nebraska an ex-mem-
Der of Ceveands cabinet edits the Nebraska City
Conservative has little for his fellow Nebraskan
ycep the Peerless Prophet" Hardly issue of that
reaches that does set forth unanswerable
arguments why the election of Bryan would re-
versal of present industrial conditions and those of
the finances and of the country Morton who
stigmatzes Tammany Hall rule " municipal despot-
ism of the best organized of pirates EARTH est
mates Bryan a simon-pure Pop and Adai Stevenson
original money He thinks that neither
Cleveland, Carlisle, Harmon Lamont swallow
Bryanarchy.
In referring Bryans that the issue is whether
the the dollar shall be top, Morton asks him
Which Doar?" existing forty-nne cents
in silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
9aiffu Eagle
NJ. M. MUKDOCK. Editor.
That Last Dastardly Threat.

What commentary on human justice and national
rights is the promised proclamation of Great Britain that
all South Beers not surrenderng viii De casseu
as outlaws accordingly When it is remeoeleo
that the Transvaa Republic was not even part Oh Inc
British empire much colony this threat IS De-
vond the comprehension fairminded people 1t In eect
declares that it crime be patriot and to be fouho
fighting for and country is to be cassed as
feion and to be caught No civilized power
was ever guilty Of dastardly act than is conten
plated in proclamation And world of powers cow"
ardly in their seshness dumbly by neither protest
ing nor intervening the liberty and country 10
men who are only eopardzing their lives for their homes
and families There may been God in Israel bet
there is no God justice in this contemplated outrage
against human rights by the English government
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
Along the Kansas Nile.

In Nebraska the towns close tire
schools the DAY that Buffalo BilTs Wild
West show exhibits
The Democrats Of Atchfson have nom
I mated August Mang.esdrof. a Wholesale
I seed merchant FOR the legislature.
against John Ssaton.
Five years from date 81 Will be the
Republicans who in their reminlscences
will deal kindly with Popunsm and SIS
career. not the Democrats
Kate Fuss IS q school marin IN Cowlev
county. and u she is wise she viii 80
cape a school nickname By eEcheRing
millinery with feathers on 81.
The census bureau announces that ths
population Of Topeka, Kansas, is af9s.
"a against 81 COZ Ia 1890. This - an IN
crease u 2.e0l, or $50 per cent
The next legislature will b. asked %
pass q law prohibiting exhibitions of
live snake-eatinz. u e an Awful spec
tacle and very few people can stand n.
when g came 20 bidding Tor construct
ing the lola wsterworks the laTKesf con-
tractor present had the smallest bid ard
the smallest man in THE crowd psli iu
the largest bid.
Senator FAIRBANKS ~ Indiana az not
please in Kansas TIE Emporia Gazette
says. "ffow n heaveHs name Re ever
got 20 - United States senarbr f. q
Chinese puzzle"
The editor o. n Woodaon paper fh7
other Gay wac blessed with = baby boz
little sister. after examining the baby.
went 20 her fatser and asked: "Di. 80
get him on sdvertislng. too. Pspa7''
Lawrence Journal. NJ Ace e. re.i-
dent II Fort seotf. ana WIcatfa al
wiling 20 bond TIE town - ;he l'rsit Orb
ais favor y 10 ssh come tstrc srd
bring three ~ BE brothers Efth mr1
4 Santa Fe frelzAt conductor - well
l.p9tou savs NJ worked Ter years boring
the company Hogis promote rfsu f1
passenger conductor. and she company
finally compounded ~ nlakiaE him en-.
dnctor q two freiEhfr
sT'H bet you ave dollars BryEa r. rot
elected" said the ReDahilcsn T Won
bet said the Denaocrat - have re
frs dollars Hut wort brt PSF
ogght to-fqr = Bran is elected 30
reed thas ter cellars
xsnaas ls prsa4sly tAe oniy piae- n
earss gsere effsT . raiE fciiewisz
Sssaerzfe Cry Sell - doors vii rwsii
Up - chat ths average mar Slil sfFsfH
.ha wrakiea suf q aia care tpirs %
81 ere saut aa8 eli s~ofanf'g al
o~er re rs.gabeThnot-
IRE Tsnskz stats F.eEwsf Ctnf
ss'tzs paper. says 'Ts@ Eseatn
crave centres ceus-7Iffes nasy 81 1os
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
Carving Soldiers on Our Backs.
in silver.

The law authorizing the present of the United
States expires by limitation coming year. when the
standing will drop back to its former Insignificant
numbers But ignoring this fact and outing
leading Democratic paper declares American
citizen is carrying soldier his back That
trife Incorporate There about 75oOOOOO American
citizens and the only about soldiers So
matter of fact each American citizen carrying only
about 1750th soldier back which isn't much of
BURDEN except to those who hate the flag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16
Bryan Dare Not DENY 1t.

Nobody should forget that Bryan advocated
cation of the treaty by which the Philippine were
transferred to the United States He now trying to
evade the responsibility for that do it,
medatey his retirement from the army advocated
the ratification of the treaty he subsequently went to
Washington and Democratic to vote for
the treaty Bryan responsible anybody else
for the presence of the United States Philip
pines today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

the Philadelphia national convention, clerks
arrested manufacturing
sion cutrate tickets for
railways themselves the penalty would have more
be read to the effect that soandso prison for
this character of forgery.
The safe is to buy tickets only of the authorized
railroad agent the station
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

When first we ret. upon her knee
I'd sit. or max5e on her Shoulder.
Fer | was little more than tarea
While she was ten or Twelve years
older
Bat when got % mans estate.
Win HES bard storms 20 dodge ard
weather
I foani. NEST vondrous 20 relate
We both we're TWENTY-FIVE toEether
SHE'S oaiy fve-aa5- thirty goa.
While I'm surne5 forty-friea8e remind
ne
Ard that is Just precisely bow
I've come q Leave That Girl Behind
Ne,
There Is a fortune waiting co. tAs ma
who VII haven't cellar button wa4ea
cannot 5e lest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

80 Dotbs oouvlaees yos By rs arm
merits - -
~ 6or't kz7T whether was en-
vincea o. v1hefher ~ vsre rne OF -
CHsesz Rscars
Ssy mother sosne ~ Hffie h-o.le-
TnttInr rs stDcsgzxs On zrore ssse 81
ths rnornsnE
Yes- Was al sAss Dor
-Turned ;ae 20 = 90 nlrn"- Fsarvzrs
EauDoon-
Mss u Fsirfs--oA. drz-f rrfse Towser
-zs ea~E - vera than rs hsse
NJ Seer gwao har faH AN sztezs
Coed g~arscsss hoae re w8a-s ezeE
--Chsczxo fnEe--cceEn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

In 1896 Bryan said: IF the Gold Democrat comes back
he must come back in sack-cloh ashes" The other
day Olney back with brass of Him
fireworks exhibition behind him and in shirt waist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

There is who win not prosper as much under
ley's hrst-Bryan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Dick Olney came out for Bryan because Dick Oney is
an aspirant for the Democratic presidential nomination
1904 Mr. olney's head is as long as Chinese crisis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Frenchman claims to have invented a thermometer
which will show it to be just a hot day as hot
people think it is If he really has blessings on him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

The day after Mckinley elected the track in Aguln-
ados vicinity several seconds faster than
in a long time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Man, like the ant, sluggard. He sometimes is
foolish. The ant-hi in the is being rebuilt
second after the crushing wheel has passed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Every man in the country is doing rousing business
today Four years ago the only did was the
manufacturers of alarm clocks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

The Galveston catastrophe great that that mos
vital thing commerce. was benumhed No long LIST G
insurance came out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

What is the truth about that strike? The oper
ators they will close down the mines not make the
least attempt to operate them. Can they prove to
public that they do not them closed?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Oblivion closed Web Davis unless the Demo
cratic committee goes graphing hooks there
viii not be a political funeral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Mrs. Corbett says that as she can get at NJ
Corbett she viii kill him Corbett should hide
can't block woman's with his left.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Congressman Boutele of Illinois challenges Bryan
speak in southern capital campaign an
that the statutes DISTINGUISHING colored people
repealed. Mr.. Boutelle is rude.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

The census shows that South Bend Indiana 35
The South Bender who off a while the census
was being taken will when he returns be mobbed by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

The white is willing take up his burden as
rule there going TO be no cargo of 400 600 600 bia
eyed yellow heather this trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Shakespeare said 'They are sick that surfeit wit
too much they that with nothing Bryan nigh
take this shoot prosperity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

It marvellous those Boxers tuck that nvulnera
bilty away when any foreign soldier comes around
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Bryan that long enough for any presI-
dent. Il would prove too r1ach To- Bryan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

II you money nstanced in China II IS better
TO DE licked 10y five than
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16

Bryan,s letter q acceptance is ye, to come VIII
This official
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-16


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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24
Cuba Secures Pari. uooor..

Washington. Aug. 19.-The island Of
Cuba, with her exhibit at the Paris
Exposition. has achieved notable
success. A cablcgram was received to-
day by Secretary of War Root from
Scnor Qucsada, in charge OF the Gu.
ban exhibit at the exposition. as fol-
lows:
Paris, Aug. 1S.-Grcat success. Cuba
obtains 40 prizes. Please convey to
President and Cabinet Cuba's gratitude
for interest and support in giving us
opportunity to show our resources and
progress.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24

That there is true rsportin. blood
In crntrai America is attcstcd by tn
following advertisement spread aeroN
the top OF a page OF The Guatemala
Herald carly In June. before the Re
publican National Convention met:
"A gentleman desires TO wager 1900
peso. that William Mckinley will b.
elected President OF the unitci State
at the election TO be held In November
next. No wager for less than 800 peso
accepted. The money has been placed
In the hands of W. J. Rhydcr and vii
b deposited In any Of the banks OF IN,
city. persons accepting this offer hav.
Ing the privilege of naming the depos
ltory."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24
Nlnrs knIn.

According to the Bryanitc walters.
the United States are Impoverished
and on the way to ruin by the gold
standard aud the trusts. Half OF the
British war loan has just been taken
by this impoverished and ruined coun.
try, which would have gobblcd the
whole OF 1t II 1t could have got II.
This impoverished and ruined coun.
try las 80 much money to invest that
even in the present unparalleled cx-
pansion OF business, II can't find ways
enough Mt home of sailing down its
profits. II has money TO lend to Eng.
land. as 1t had money to lend to Rus.
sia: and 1t may soon bc drawing inter.
est from all over the world.
The farmers can't get men enough to
harvest their crops. The railroads
can't get cars enough to carry the
freight The savings banks are so
swampcd with deposits that they don't
know where to invest them. Yet the
Bryan spouters of lamcntation are sure
that the country is being impoverished
and ruined by the gold standard and
the trusts and is about to he wrecked
totally by Imperialism.
II this is ruin. the American people
would like TO be ruined every year
New York Sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE follow
Ing cablegrams from Admiral Remey
and Consul Fowler were received to-
night:
.'Taku, Aug. II. y. m.-IIave just
received n telegram from 11en Tsin,
dated August 10, 10 y. M, beginning:
'Pekin was captured on August 18Th.
The foreign legations are safe. Details
will follow shortly. REMEf.'
"Che Foo, Aug. 1.-THE Japanese nj.
mIral reports that the allies attacked
the Pekin east gate August 10Th. There
was obstinate resistance. In the even
Ing the japanese entered the capitol
with the other forces and Immediately
surrounded the legations The In
mates are safe. The Japanese loss
was over 100 and the Chinese 800.
"FOWI.ER."
London, Aug. 1.-THE allies have
entered Pekin without fighting. The
legations are relieved and the foreign
ers are liberated" Such Is the dis
patch received from the German consul
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24

A German engineer has hit upon Q
very happy use for the phonograph
instead of guide at exhibitions. Th,
new device will he used for the frs
time at the automobile exhibition a,
Berlin: any visitor to the exhibition
will need but to call the attendant
who will put the roller containing TIL,
description of the exhibit in question
into the phonograph. and he will ther
be able to learn, by word of ma.
chine" all the details OF the objec,
he is desirous Of enquiring into. Tho
apparatus will not repeat long, mo.
notonous haransue such as one is ac.
c,istomed to hearing from guides a'
exhibitions and in cathedrals: the Wis
itor can break OF his conversation
with his unseen guide at will. and
have any remark repeated as often as
be likes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24

William C. Royal. wealthy resident
Of Georgetown. Penn. who died Of
May II and whose siil has been jus
probs;ci. devised his entire estate
valued eonsrryaiisciy at $1,000. to tbs
womsn's Branch Of the Pcnnsyivanis
Society for the Prevention Of cEucIt,
To Animals. Mr.. Royal dcvisrs TO his
widow. Emily l.. Royal. his horses
dogs and any other animals I mas
possess. But should my wife be sc
situated at any time as to make tn,
care Of said animals ineonvcnicnt OF
burdcnsomc. then and In that case 1,
Is my wish thai upon her rcgucs, tn,
care or custody OF said animals shall
ievoiyc upon the woman's Branch Of
ihr Pennsylvania Society for the Pre-
,cn,iou OF Cruelty to Animals"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24

A discharged soldier recently re
turned from the Philippines tells tai,
OF shirt which Is too good to be lost
His company was returning from 9
long and tlrcsomc scouting trip. ir
which most Of the men had lost ,h.
greater part of their wearing apparel
when he saw on a clothes line In the
ground OF a residence adjoining a bis
stone church two very good shirts
hung out TO dry. As he had at the
time only half shirt to his back. h,
proceeded to help himself to a Who'll,
one. whercupon woman came out oi
the house and said TO him. in passabl,
English. You will pay for that OF
the Judgment Day" Madam" he rc.
Piled. ''if you give such long credit
will take both Shirts" which he pro,
ceeded TO do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24

The Columbia River canneries have
been making experiments in the can
ning of shad. and have been so sue
osssfui in their efforts that new fish
ing industry may be developed in the
Northwest. The flavor of the sbad is
universally recognized as delicious.
and the only objection TO this fsh is
the many small bones that exist in 1t.
This objection is entirely done away
with IN the canned product, as the ex-
treme heat to which the can Is sub
jected disintegrates the bones. and
they are not noticed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24
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r1utsburr. i'n.. Aus =
Tomorrow win say;
Control OF the pn-l1fii''
nj In this country is tsts3
the Carnegie coinplny
to buy all the biz blast
in the United States ~
tivcs now have nCGoisat
for the purchase of the 2
crly 4 Co. nj BuHllp
furnaces nt Cleveland .
ronslolci. near ST lnH.
crs In the MahoniuE Vas'1
The fact that ID" taig
has contracted for ls""
iron ore annually. uhss
will amply supply IL P's-]
taken a- an Indication =
to acquire other plants =
pacity to Us" IN" rrna
with its facilities inT 80
the possession ot R1s
enough capacity 20 ilia
90 pig metal. 1t will h
dictate prices and Iiaii
all its competitors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24
FARMING MATTERS
New Serum for Texas Fever.

A discovery Of much interest to those
who lose thousands yearly owing TO
the cattle pest. has been communicated
to the Academy of Medicine at Paris
by NJ. Linnlere. one of the leading sci
entists on veterinary subjects.
He claims TO be able TO preserve nn-
imals from Texas fever by producing
the disease In serum from animals
which have been previously attacked,
thus alternating the virulence and OBJ
taining vaccine virus with which to
inoculate and protect cattle against the
fever.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-24
THE STAMP MILL AND
NOT THE PULP MILL
A Bimetallist Who Voted for Bryan in 1896
Explains the Situation.

largely counteracted the effect OF legis-
lativc decentralization OF silver. Ma
ture has. to n large extent, furnished
the cure for evils resulting from lcgis-
lative errors: and through the opera
ton OF divers canscs this has been es-
pccially so In the United States. 1t
las not been so In Russia. where
prices have been falling. owing TO the
contraction OF the currency: and there
are other European countries which
have not been SO favorably situated
as the United States TO enjoy the re-
supply.
( In 1896 attention was called to the
great fall In the amount OF per capita
circulation OF money. In the United
States, between July ]. 1891. and July
!. 1896. the fall In those two years was
S3.1s per capita. Since then there has
been II rapid Increase In per capita cir
culntion. the Increase amounting To
$500 per capita In the four years. our
present per capita circulation being
larger than nt any other time In the
last thirty years.
The exports OF domestic merchandise
from the United States rapidly dimln.
ishci from lsJa to 1895. but In the
last four years these exports have In.
creased beyond NIL precedent. AMI are
now very far In excess Of anything
ever known In Our history.
In 1890 there had for some years
been steady fall In aii values. as
shown by the index numbers. The
Economist index number In 1sIi was
2..s.t: In the spring OF 1897. IL had fni.
len TO the number. i.sSa. which was
far lower thnn Ind ever been regis.
tered In more thnn nifty years. since
then II has rapidly Increased. and ON
nt 2.:i0. which Is higher than II has
been before In til. last sixteen years.
3. True bim-tn.lists are hnri.moncy
men: hat paper money Is the mos, dan.
r-rons foe TO the silver cause. In ISIS
the Democratic party In Congress ad.
vocnici the issuance of paper money.
not backed by coin. FOR carrying on the
expenses of the wnr with Spain. The
Colorado Democracy. nj tn. convention
which nominated Governor Thcmas.
denounced the Republican party for its
unwillingncss to resort To- that scheme
OF manufacturing money.
The Monetary League" present
nppcndngc OF the Democratic party. in
n cry for aid Just issued. demands the
issue OF paper money from time TO time
In quantities -uiiicirn, to make up any
deficit In the supply OF silver and gold
for the demands OF trade" The Dem.
ocFaiic national platform just adopted
demands the retirement OF national
bank notes ''ns fast ns the government,
paper or silver certificates can bc sub
s,iiutcd for them The Rocky Noun.
tain News jubiinntiy calls attention to
this declaration. and TO the fact that
nothing is said about "coin rcdcmp.
tion." aud says: This is Progress with
n big P.''
It is manifest that the present Demo.
cratic idea is not bimctallism. but in
iia;ion. with fiat imitation preferred.
True blmctallis,s look TO the smci,crs
and the stamp mills. and no, to the
pulp mills, for money material.
JOEL +. VALE