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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-24
TO KEEP HIS COURAGE UP
Chairman Jones Is Whistling Hi
FayOrite Tune Claim Everything :"


FayOrite Tune 'Claim Everything" :
Chicago, Oct. chairman Jones. Of
the Democratic national committee, said
1T do not believe there Is any doubt
that Mr.. Bryan will carry New York
1 believe our chances for carrying Ohio
are better than the Republicans. re-
gard Illinois as exceedingly doubtful
kilograms from the chairman OF the
state Democratic committee of California
say we are going to carry California.
uAdvices from that state a while ago
we're somewhat doubtful as 10 the result
Mayor Phelan Of San Francisco, says
there is no doubt about the state. One
Of the causes of this change OF senti-
ment in California is the decision OF
Judge Estes on the Chinese exclusion act
in which he held that Chinaman at any
port in the United States could d. TO
any other port, and. therefore, a China
man in Hawaii could isit any city In any
part of the United States. thus practi-
cally throwing the door open TO free
entry of Cinnamon In this country. I
have no doubt of the election OF Mr..
BRYAN"
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oRpINANcE 80. -


An ordinance providing for-the issus nc
Of an internal Improvement bond IN ths
sum Of three hundred dollars o. {. H.
Sawyer. to pay for the construction OF
Maple street bridge.
Be IL Ordained By the Mayor and The
Councilmen Of the City Of wicnsfa.
Section / That an internal ir1Drors-
dollars be issued 20 c. II. Sawyer. 20 Pay
for the construction OF Maple street
bridge as Per bills on file 81 the office o.
the city CLERK. dated and sworn 20 Octo-
Der 2. fso: sad bridge having ben cen
strucsed according 70 contract und-r TIE
direction OF the mayor ard council. srd
said bills having been approved o. The
mayor ard couneil Sad boaa shaii be
dated November I. lse. and shat feecras
due one year after date. shall D.ar to-
terest az the rate of pr cent > = az
nun said b3nd shall be asn514 nasss
Internal Improvement bond 80 = ssres
- ard shall be payable a ths fezI
agency % tire state q za1szz 10 Ire
CITY q Es~ York. and shall bs sgeus8
81 the mayor and attssts5 - IRE e.fy
clerk Eita The se@l Ok TIE ely i.a9s ssasa
thereon
See 2 Thfs ordinances shall take eject
and - n force from sus ssteT - ssb s
eaton 81 uh> WIcbits Daily Eagle.
Approved October = IsS
FISLAT ROSS. xayor
Attest. AMOS NcLArs. CITY cs-k
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GRAND FINALE IN NEW YORK
Roosevelt Friday and Bryan Saturday
Night Mt MadisonISnuare


New York, Oct PIT is planned to
make thereceptaon OF the League OF
Democratic Clubs for Colonel Bryan at
Madison Square Gardens next Sunday
night one of the most spectacular po-
litical gatherings ever held. The gen.
eral public will be admitted to the entire
main floor. Five bands viii play in the
garden. Fifteen thousand electric lights
will be used to illuminate the garden and
Madison Square park. The speakers win
be Arson Phelps Stokes, Chairman ex-
Senator Hill, W. Bourke Cochran, Colonel
Byan and Senator wellington.
The Republican mass meeting IN honor
of Senator Roosevelt IN Madison Square
Garden next Friday promises to be pict-
uresque. There will be a series of
parades from almost every quarter Of the
city, converging on Madison Square.
With one group will be 500 Columbia
college students marching in a body; in
another district there has been organized
OF 100 first voters, known as Red Tops.
They will wear red hats. Cahrles s.
Falrchild, secretary Of tho treasury
under President Cleveland, VIII be one OF
the speakers.
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RUSSIA'S SNORT OF DEFIANCE
Anglo g erman Agreement Looked
Upon as InvidiOus and MeddIesOme


st, Petersburg. Oct. 22.-The Viedmosti
thinks the Anglo-German agreement is
enigmatical, since the maintenance OF the
integrity of Chica is is accepted as the
fundamental by all powers It adds:
tine agreement, therefore, aims at the
protection of that which needs no pro-
lection. To the question as to who will
threaten the INTEGRITY of China there is
only one answer-those who have arrang-
ed to crush anyone who thinks of pre-
venting them from taking as booty these
ports in China which they have regarded
as belonging TO them. Russia will in the
meanwhile continue to protect China"
The Novoe Wremya regards the terri
tory north of the Polio river as belong
ing to Russia, ''who will not admit the
application of the 'open-door' to that ter
ritory."
Berlin, Oct 22-With reference TO the
speculations as to the existence of the
secret clauses in the Anglo-G German
agreement, the National Zeitung, after
careful inquiry, affirms that no such
clause exists. The inspired organs de-
clare in chorus that the agreement is
not aimed at any power. and least of all
Russia. They point out the Importance
of Great Britain protection of the Yang
Use region, where German trade could be
RUNE uness the principle of the 'open-oor'
should be maintained. The German
associatio nof Shanghai has telegraphed
to Count Won Buelow, the imperial chan
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STRUCK 1T RICH
when They Needed 1t Bad.

when two months old baby reflses
to nurse and cannot digest any OF the
baby foods or cows milk prepared in
different ways, we must do something
or lose the baby. That was the condi-
ton of our little one about a year and
half ago.
Eve tried every baby food on the mar
ket, beside the cows milk. but nothing
seemed to agree with him. He suffered
from indigestion. until by the time he
was nine months old. he had grown so
weak and emaciated that we didn't
think ne could live. At last his stomach
refused to take anything, and for three
days the little fellow was actually starv-
ing for something he could digest.
81 happened to have a box of Grape
Nuts in the house and getting a teaspoon
ful. poured little hot water over it. let
ting the food stand a few minutes. then
gave the baby the brown water which had
the strength Of the Grape-Nuts in it. He
could take but two spoonsful at a time
and then rest a while.
His stomach retained the food and
after one days use Of the Crane Nuts
in this way, MS bowels were right. for
the first time in SIX months. ] contin-
ued to feed bin the water from the
Grspe-Nuts and a little cream and late,
on the softsned food Itself and he stead
ily improved his htrle body and limbs
beginning TO get round and plump, and
BY the time he was year cd, he was
as large again az when nine months old
At Is months. he weighed . pounds, and
now AZ IS months, he II a great, fat.
jolly baby. climbing and going every
where. fuI Of fun. rosy cheeks, and
bright eyes.
During al this time his food has been
Grspe-Nuts: just the water az first. then
later OF he had the food itself He =
the best advertisement Grape-Nuts could
have n this town. Tor every one knew
his condition and 20 one th0agaf he
could possibly live. We give ali the
praise % this most vaius5,e f8od. and
never lose an opportunity % recommend
81 70 persons suffering tram Indigestion
and lack % uo1rfshnssatT Mss c D.
Johnston. Greenfield. Ind
Aetu4l proof Is better than AZ theory.
yet it Is ws4 To kEos that cFz9a-Satz
s6od Is made scientifically ard rsa1s for
Z purpose The Haost poasrsal esesnezfs
IN wheat and 5sxseg are ased azs 50
wlth those food Clements FselilEeste5 n
q natural manner: fast is su-nes seoza
starch into s-a1e SUGAR
The taoa + p0wsrful enough s1r zth-
lst%s ard easy ezo&sn q d-sssssea las
shown ~ IRE a5oss sxPerss1csj soE sas
weakest azoe-
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clerk, dated and sworn TO oetoSer =.
1890. all OF the said sidewalks iatersec-
tons having been construcssd accord ng
to contract under me direction OF the
mayor and council anG sad bills having
been approved by the mayer and ooun-
ell. Said bond shall be datei November
/. 1890. and shall become das one var
after date; shah bear intsrsst at the rate
OF per cent per annuu. Said 0Sni shall
be denominated internal improvement
bond No 81. Series 3. and shall be pay
able a. the fiscal agency OF the state a
Kansas. IN the City OF New York AMI
shall be signed BY the mayor and attest
ed by the city clerk with the sea- OF tha
city impressed thereon.
Sec. This ordinance shall take eject
and be In force from and after its publ
cation IN the Wichita Daily Eagle
Approved October o. 1904
FINLAY ROSS Maye-.
Attest: AMOS MCI.AIN. city Clerk y
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BURLINGTON ROUTE

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To Central Montana In a hours: TO tbs
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dining car service and standard sleepe<s.
This Is the main Travelled road Missouri
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NUMBER rs
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the Northwest--Sionsana. Washington
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NUMBER Ia-"NEBRASRA-
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From Kansas City and ST Joseph-shs
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TO THE EAST
Chicago and ST Louis. greatly improved
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Best trains daily to Omaha. St Paul.
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no
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Additional Rock Island Excursions.

Commencing Wednesday November T.
and continuing every Wednesday there
after, the Rock Island announces an ad-
ditional personally conducted tourist ex-
cursion with through Pullman tourist
sleepers from Kansas City and Omaha
TO San Francisco. Los Angeles and Pa
cifc coast points, via the Denver and
Rio Grande scenic route. This IS in ad-
dition to the regular personally Conduct
ed tourist excursion leaving Kansas City
and Omaha every Friday for the same
2oints.
This personally conducted feature for
the holders of lowest rate tickets has
proved its popularity. The tourist agents
and conductors who accompany these ex-
cursions through are Rock Island en-
ployes and have Travelled over the route
many times and accustomed to taking
care Of ladies travelling alone. ana are
good guides to all scenic points Of inter
est in Colorado and Utah They pass
through most interesting places Ike
Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge. Tennes-
see Pass, Canon Of the Grande. Glenxoo-s
Springs, Castle Rock and Salt Lake CIV
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izenship, no man who cares for his own
material interests, can have more than
one choice upon that question. Today
we are in the midst Of the greatest era
of prosperity that this country ever knew
but it Is nothing more than the natural
condition Of a nation having, as we have,
the greatest natural resources Of any, the
greatest people of any, full of industry,
ingenuity and progress II is for the
people to decide whether this condition
shall continue"
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cellor, warm satisfaction with the Anglo
German agreement.
London, Oct 22-"T learn" says the
Berlin correspondent Of the Standard.
that the Anglo-German agreement was
concluded a long time ago and is pub-
lished now to accelerate a peaceful settle
ment in China. 1t will be followed ere
long by similar agreement concerning
other parts OF the world"
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ORDINANCE 20 ~

ORDINANCE NO iiM
An ordinance 70 open wider and extend
Pattie avenue in the city Of WichitN.
sixty feet wide. from the north line q
Heaiys addition % the south line q
Woolman's addition. and 70 apDropr.ats
private property for such pnrpose.
Be it Ordained by ire Mayor and Coun-
cilmen OF the city OF Wichita:
Section 1. That It f. hereby declared
necessary TO open wider ard extend Pat
north line % Healy's addition % tie
south line Of Wcolrnan's s5ditson, ard %
appropriate private property Tor sacs
purpose. described as follows. COM
mencfng at the northwest corner a lie
No on Patte ayenus IN Hsalys al
6ition: thence north SIS feet more or less
to the southwest corner q iot No n
Pattie avenue Ia WoaimAn's addition:
thence west . feet; thence aOuth - sssys
more or less 20 the northwes eoruar e
Bot No. / on Paktic avenue IN Healy
addition: thence east 20 tho place ~ -
ginning. the same beng a p1rtsou % rs
north thlrty-two GA rod u the saE
half % " the southwest quarter = sec-
fsS* NN+AAts sfit '~'f 80 etfrFstFi'F t''1if -
seven "a south q rzzss ons % east ia
ssdgwick county. Kansas. aad the mayor.
With the approval % the council - here
By autborizsd % appoint three 6isfni~r-
ssted frsstoIders 4 aid cry % apprsiss
said property 10 b. - app~Sgrlzse3 A.
ooriing 20 ia~ and % aaaezs ths dam
ages 20 M Owners thereof. rsapecflr-iy
ssc 2 This ordlnancs shzI tax $50.
and be "A fores from aad sfter - vass-
eation n The wica.ta Daily Ezsis
Approved CctabeT - $40
FTSI.AY Eoss Hayor.
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= GA O II - II
Bears til. n The Kind You Has Always BGgga
signature a TIT ZtzzZx
WIFE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
Is to be Made President OF the
Raurhfera of the Revolution.


New York, Oct. 22.-Whichever way the
presidential election goes may decide
who is to be the next president general
Of the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, says special from Washington
to the Herald It has been decided by
many Of the leading members TO ask
either Mrs Roosevelt or Mrs. Bryan to
fill this position Neither is at present
a member of the organization, but both
are eligible and one of the board OF
managers has just made the statement
that within the lase week papers have
been made out for the admission of both
to the ranks OF the Daughters. If Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt are elected, then
the choice will fall upon Mrs. Roosevelt.
and if the Democrats win the honor viii
be conferred upon Mrs. Bryan. The eiec-
ton will not take place until next Fob
ruary If either Mrs. Roosevelt or Mrs.
Bryan should fail OF election, then Mrs.
Donald Mclean OF New York comes in
for third choice
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Affect AMOS acLAr


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Suicide In the Penitent'ary.

LeavenwortA, an, Oct 2.-Samuei
Lewis, colored, life convict in the an
sas state penitentiary, committed suicide
by drinking a solution Of csustic soda.
He had become respondent of account OF
being changed from yard work te the
kitchen. After the drinking OF the sclu-
ton he was found by Willie Sell. VINO
summoned medical assistance, which
proved unavailing, and be died after
great suffering. Lewis was seat Up from
Wyandotte county. in 1873. for the muir
der of his wife
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SEASON TICKETS with seats reserved
for entire season, $500. Single admfs-
sions amount to seven dollars for the
nine entertainments.
Tickete can be secured now of o. A.
Boyle, rooms 1 and >, Biting block. Stu
dents ticket one dollar. There are yet
good seats unsold.
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Notice
once Of City Clerk.

Wichita, Kan. Oct Is. 1890
Notice is hereby given that the regis
trauon books Of the city Of Wichita VIII
he kept open Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday nights. October .. p and q
for the accommodation Of those who can
not register during the day. The books
oicse Friday evening. October q. az 6
o'clock and remain closed until after the
election, November 6.
AMOS MCLAIN. City Clerk
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fndicted for Frnad Not MURDER.

Chicago. Oct IF. wayiand Bown,
Flank H Smiley and Or. August N In
ger. charged with conspiracy 70 defraud
Insurance companies through the dea N
~ Marie Defen5auch. were indicted hy
the grand jury today. Probably no more
Indictments win De voted. Il IL stated
By members Of the jury that the gnvesgi-
yaton is closed unless more potent ;es-
t-Tnoay develops pointing 10 the murder
x sfLss Defenbach
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The cake walk was artistic. the dancing
The best ever witnessed here, and the hun
areds who were unable to gain admission
indeed missed an elegant show. Make
your canvas theater larger, gentlemen
come back again, and MnIvine's amuse-
ment goers will thank you Harrison
Bros are o. X, and so is their show
Millville Local.
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ceyIon Kicks Cor Ias Climate.

Colombo. Ceyl0u. Oct Zz--The state
ncnt that the government OF the United
states has inteTys1ed vita the view o.
the trausferral Of American TTznsrzal
prisoners 70 a more s2IsbrsoEs climate
has astounaed ceylon- Among rs pfis-
ouers are a. officer and SIX men, dascSl5-
81 as Americans. They arc 81 vel sa3
have been 50 since their arrival TIE
prisonsrs' camp Is situated IN the heal1h-
-. lncaHtr
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s. Johns. y. r. Oct. zz-Ths latest Hsh-
ing craft 10 return from Northe-n Lab
rs5or repo-t faat nofh n has besne 49,
q the Pszry relief stsaEser assadH2rA
The Writer ssasga has aisAs8y tegsn .
set IA nezx Hudson Bas. lie = forming
arr tas whas reEga sil 500 ee f7ozea
70. mzxsaS i next q iHlsossseIe fsE TIE
W1-dza-s . get soz;s thlz yez-
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wr~. yVinslou's Sootbin~ S,-,.,,,

Nas been Used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
~ MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
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B, sure and ask for Mrs. WInslow,s
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Talking about picture frames, Martins
Art store is headquarters. IS4-st
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Notcr

To whom It may concern; That Mr.. a.
II. Taylor Is 10 longer authorized to COL
lect subscriptions for the Fifteenth stree,
bicycle track c T GoFoRTH. Sec
\. S. PIERCE. Chairman 1si-1x
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sALEsMEN-BY AN OLD ESTABLISH
ed Chicago tea cigar and spice juh-
bing house, few more frst-class
statesmen; state age. territory. experience.
average safes. salary or commission ax-
pected. Address c X e5l. Tribune once.
Chicago. ies-fasx
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Extra Attraction

FRANK R. ROBERTSON. The Great
Traveller Subject. China of Today"
Superbly Illustrated.
Ticket Holders, zoe,
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You viii ind the largest line OF pic
ture frames and art novelties. statuary.
etc. az Martins Ar store 1915.
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Daily Eagle. delivered. ioc per week
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Attest; AMOS McLArN. CITY CLERK
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