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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Paul Foster, a fifteen year old boy lv-
ing on Ninth street, was making some
experiments with explosives, as many
another boy has done before him, and
got his face badly burned, one day last
week just as many another boy has
dane
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Dr. A, F. Irwin Of this city lectured at
Sylvia Tuesday evening on "The Amer
lean Gentleman"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Mr.. Robert Lockhart died at his home
on First avenue East last Thursday after
noon after long illness. He was well
known and respected, He leaves two
grown daughters, Miss Ella Lockhart
and Mrs. Ed, Metz, Also two sons who
live in Ellnwood and Kansas City.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

A. NJ. Woodruff and son, who were
until about two years ago, in business in
this city and built gasoline engines, are
now said to be at the head of large
establishment in Akron, Ohio, backed
by large capital, engaged in the manu-
facture Of automobiles, They are excel
lent machnests and did quite an extern
sve business while here.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

DMJw. MAou1RH.
SPmClALI5T,
Diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
dlasseB scientifically Adjusted. Onl0o In Ma
Bonlc Temple, hutchinson, Kansas,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

We want more county correspondence
who will send it,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Big sale on oak dinning room tables
at the Hutchinson Furniture Co.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Just at the present time the prospect
for wheat is probably better than it has
ever been in the history of the State,
The stand is thicker, and the growth is
heavier than was ever known. How
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

AT a special meeting of the city coun.
Gil last Thursday night there was big
fight over the granting of the right Of
way through the streets to the Missouri
Pacific to connect their tracks on Ave
nue. c. with their tracks on Avenue G..
The fifth ward was solidly opposed to
the ordinance and turned out in large
numbers Their councilmen fought
hard and succeeded in securing num-
Der Of amendments. But they lost on
the main proposition, and the ordinance
carried granting the right of way.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

No. l2a doee not carry passengers east OF
Hutchinson.
Cars run through to st. Louis wlthou,
change,
Chair Cars 10 Denver free Of charge This II
the short line to oil points west
y. j. LElttnAcH, Agent.
II, g, TOWNSEND, Gen. Pas Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Last week the heelers for the republi.
can ticket started n report among the
salt workers that II the city ticket should
be elected 1t would pass an ordinance
imposing an occupation tax upon them
Judge Martin Immediately wrote the
following short denial which was printed
in the Saturday Bee and in the Daily
Citizen; "Please state that | am not in
favor Of restoring the old occupation tax,
| assisted in having the ordinance re-
pealed. AS matter Of law, no occu-
patton tax can be levied upon laborers
and never was levied on trades, !
make this public statement to refute the
false reports In circulation.
+. L, MARTIN.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

About fifteen or twenty editors at.
tended the meeting Of the republican
editors association Of the Seventh dis
trict in this city Tuesday, They re-
elected the old officers Of the association
and had a general good time. Arrange
ments were made to take an excursion
over the Rock Island to Mangum, |. 7
which isin the territory soon to be opened
for settlement. The quill pushers ex-
pressed themselves as pleased with the
city and their treatment The last as
sertion must be trne, surely, for they al
ways come here for their meetings.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

Judge Martin addressed a large and
enthusiastic meeting at the court house
last Saturday night, Other speakers
also followed The republicans have as
yet held no meetings and it is being
thrown at them that they are afraid No
doubt its true. For Mr.. Baker and Cap
tain Bennett to make speeches from the
sameplatform might give things away
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

ever this may possibly not be good in.
dicaiion, II the rains should come and
continue in quantities wholly sufficient
to meet the needs OF the growing crop,
we will have wheat to burn, But with
such stand and such growth as 1t has
attained it will require very unusual
amount Of moisture from now on to ma.
ture It. five should not get 1t the crop
may be lighter than has been known re-
Gently.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-28

The supporters of the city ticket con
cluded they could hardly vote with the
republican crowd in this campaign and
deny all the lies that are started as fast
as necessary without daily paper. Ar
rangements were therefore made to
print daily called the "Daily Citizen
and continue it till after election The
paper is published in the office OF
the Saturday Bee and the press
work is done in the GAZETTE office.
Anent the city campaign it is giving
some hot shot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
MOvIMIENTO MARITIMO
ENrRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Ia Guayra y escslas vsp amer
"Msracaibo" & Vlllar = co, con carga
de trSnslto.
De Hamhurgo y escalss vap a'emsp
sFrancian & Mdilenh. # , Korber ! &
efectos 200 bis cemento A Lynn 6 hj :
DE- Perez MoIis 8 q papel y sobres f
Fouty hermano 20 q mantequi'ls ID Q
quesos 2s cajas cerveza 3 cajas
yalIetas Oerecedo Hermanos y co
25 cajas mantequilla 10 csjas que
sos 90 q velAs Is q cerveza Ba
quer0 y GAndara 100 q velas Tsoncoso
hermanos y Co, 500 q velss 8 fdos ho
jas de sen 50 G cervesa 200 d salepsoD
10 q galleras 25 d bacalaO 100 bis ce
mentO A Oreea y CO, 100 g vslas 10
q ferreteria 43 huacales lOza 6 gale
Ess ii & atdo auincallas Scrs dc A
Mayol , CO, % q casco ferreteris.
F.eiria Alfonso y CO. 30 q quesOe Frt
se Lundt y co q efectos gonna % i'd
cerveaa q efectos escritOriO. GOnsa
lez y Alfonso 81 q cervesa 3 id salchi
chon OastrilI6n y Oohoa 2 fdos bojas
BoU OO C Gel tCDde LUNA hCttunuOc Oo
d cervezA 5 id bacaIao 15 I'd msntequ,
la danesa Is 6 quesos Barcel6 y co.
2Ohcls lozas 5 aldos msquinas 90 q Ger
VEGA Targa y co, q pqte mercancIas
Vidal HermsnOs y co. G mercancias
Hernalz = 20. 2 q meTcanciss Sobrinc
de Armas klanales quincalla Sobri-
nos de Ezqn,sss 30 q quesos A vi
cente y co, so q quesus Scrs de 0 ca
sttas co. 3 bn.los M M,rabal 6 G b.
driguez IL Matienso 5 + Guilleim stry
10 RotuIadO 80 bultos v.ros A 10 Or
de.. rs z cihndros acido n 60 bIs ceI
vezl JIM l q instrumentos. LG IL @
jnguetes = orros NJ 50 q cerveza 10 g
1 casco Quincalla y otros M 30 g cei
VEGA 10 q l cssco quincalla GAO @
hilo Ro ulsdo so bls cementO.
Para Espaii 4 y co, son las Is & que
SOS que resefiAmos. A'ejandro Bo4zO
en- eli vapor "RAm6n de Larrinaga".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
sAI1DA DE TRAvEsIA


Para Ssnto Domingo, vsp slem "FraD-
eiA". por Mulienhoif y korber, CON csrgs ue
tr6ns,r0
Para Gibsrs, Gubsl- vap esp "Rsm6D
de- Larriosg4". pr Ss.,riDos dc Esqui g.,
100 vacsa, 100 csIss, 800 noy,i'os, 100 no.
villas, 81 toros. 20 mu,os, 10 cab-llos, z
yeguns. J Orhoa y aeimsno, % SIS COZ
4633 librss Gale.
Para New Yosk, vap amer "Maracaibo" ,
por ViIIar 90, paca con 90 Iibsss tsbs.
CO, Is els coDscrvas, 80 cIs chinas. Ameri.
can West Indies Trading co. 2 cls tsbaco
Abr do, 254 pacss. con 277l7 hbras t.ba-
CO en- rama. Rucsbaio J 90, Z cls t~bsco
slahorado. Mullehh.ff Kofbef, cs / i
id. 30 pacxs, c)n 49i4 hbras tsbAco Gu ra-
INA a Sasres , 90. IA cis tabacs eIabo5a
do Sh VerDero y co, cIs Id id A Siade-
ker, IL Ols ID id Oastrill6n Ocboa, ! cl
ID ID Sac1s d. y Fsrila co. cl~ i'd ID
Portsls co, l3 cls ID Id The New Yotk 3
PRO Rico : 3 co. 1 q pape! Dc vsloIes
Manuel Perez J co, 8 CPS tabaco elabora .
TIE Cuban Aod Pan American E0prrss .
/ bnlto efso,os F,nlsy B-otheis " WY.
H. uth V,sdiug 90. paqtts iuaquinsr q
Henustsbtn Chavalrl 60, 5 rIs taeaec Ella
hossio kcuo kiosu Aineucao Xpbacco 90,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
OPHBAorosns soBRn nj MUnLIs
Ninguna.
Vapores que Sc espcran

Amer "PhiIadelphiav--E -El dia 10 del
cte. estara en- esre puerto procedenIe
del de Nueva York coDtiDuando al dis
n'gnlente para los do Ia Gudyra.y es
calas.
Esp sPio IXD-Debe babsr saliido
el % del pasado de Barcelona COD
esoalas en- MalIorca, Torrevieja, ValeD
cia, Malaga, Oadiz, Tsnerifs y Las
Palmas, para este puerto.
Espafiol "Juan ForgasD Debe haber
sa!jio de Barcelona el Is del pasado
con escalas on Valencia, Malaga, Oadiz
y Canarias, para este puerto Mayaguez
Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana , Stgo
DO Cuba.
Esp "SeFraD-Saldr de Liverpool
(via SanSaIdel) el din "a dol ote. con
destino 4 cate luerto'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
SerYiciO Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Un teIegrama Official de
Lord Kitchener
Copo de un commando boer
50 UABEzAS DE GANADO PRESA
DE LOS INGLESES
Recuperan una pisza de art lleria
!Servicic CablegrGico especial del Boletsr
Mercauil

servicic Cablegr&Hco especial del Boletn
Mercau.il
Nuesa York, miercoles.-En ell
Departamento de Ia Guerra de
Lonires se ha recibido un telegra
ma Official de Lord Kitchener dan.
do.cuenta de que el commando del
general hoer Meyer ha si..o ccpadc
Dor fuersas de infanteria inglesa en-
fos alrededores de Kroonstaud to
riendo que rendirse los federales
todos en- vista de Ia inutilidad de
sus esfuerzos
Los ingleses SO han apoderado de-
So cabezas de gansdo y recupera
run una pieza de artilleria de tiro
r&pido que le fue tomada & los bri
tknicos al principle de la campaiia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
ODIO IMPLAOABLE QUE REvELA
CONTRA INGLATERRA

nsryicio cablegr6fco especial del Boletip
Nueva York, microbes. s.-Asegu-
ran de La Raya que el Presidente
del Transvasl. Mr.. Paul Kruger.
decae en- su salud notablemente y
no estan muy lucidas sus faculta.
des mentales.
FL en9rgico patricia el' momentos
de desva,ios expresa un odio impla-
cable hacia Inglaterra q la que apos
trofa corstantenente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
Concentrates en- LOndres
La seiud de Eduardo VII
10 QUE SE ASEGURA EN- DINA.
MARUA
regimen curative riguroso

Ssryieio eablsgrkfco especial del Bolstfn
Mercantil'
Nueva York, miercoies-Es OBJ
ieto le muchos concentrates en- Lon.
dres la appreciation que hace TN pc
ri6dico de Copenha. ue respecto q
Ia roDquera y entsrmedad que pade
CO el rey Eduardo VII en- la gar
ganta asegursndo que 81 rey de In
0laterra tiene un cancer por 10 que
d IA eminencia facul'ativa por quien
ha sido reconocido en- Diramarca
le ha prohibido en- absolute hablar
on pdblico, adema. de darle un re-
gimen curative rigurcsfsimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
ENrRADAs DE cosrANHRos

De Arecibo y ruta vap amer "LoDg
fellow" con carga para var,os.
Ds Ponce vap amer sVasc'p: 81
brinos de q quiags 10 as cafe Isdro
Sauches cl chocolate FrIize Lund )
co 2 sls msis Feiria AlO, 30 y co 30
cls 6scalao P,al Hermanos La pp soh.
res 2 oIs mercsncias 2 atados y 1853
cue-os res ArsIjD , Bausada % Il.
aa6car Liga de Detslistas 90 I'd ia Bal
cello Gu 90 i'd i'd De Sola , Ramirez
so id id Bernardo r rnaDdez 225 i'd ID
PIaDas Rvjo y 90 2O.3 bacalao Villar )
co 2O.3 bacala0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
UNA lACTORA DE- AzUCAR De $4,000 TONELADAS.
Equipaia con evaporado-as "

Hawaiian Com
Supa Company tena capad de tne de sIes p
pedo LLiE
ue cpdad $4,000 ealOnes de gua?C
peos de LILLE triples cuadup efectos De
gsones para arba hacen peddOs
100000 concentrate
ia ~
aparatos
fabcas donde
:" 80 THE SUGAR APPARATUS COMPANY
r. A. MACFIE,
UNCO AGENTE EN- ESTAlSLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

Capital comuDican de San J ian de
Mic FAgua, que en- aquella repdblica
On Ia ciudad ie San Juan del Sur
nan tenido lugar uuos horrosos te-
rrsmotos que ban causado infnidad
&c dafics persolales y materiales,
La ciudad an,e dicAa y la de Rivas
han sufrido horrorosamenta por
mas de "a horas habiendose des-
truido muchas aldeas de las situadas
en- la lengua de TERRA que Sc extien
de entire ellago Nicaragua y el Pa
,f6co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
Ell TEMPO

De Ia Oficins del tempo recibimos Ia 81
guiente copia:
1Ssn Juan, Pto.Rico Octubre 9 1901.
La tormenta estaba centrailzada, es's ma.
fiana al Sudeste de st. Kits mov6ndose
en- direction al Este Noroeste. Las indIca.
clones son de que pasara al Norte de Pusr.
TO Rico.-Thcwpson"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

Seguimos, con gran complscencia, reci-
biepdo 81 peri6dico Los Tres EsCUDOs,
que Sc edits en- Ponce, ded,cado & defender
Ios cigarrillos que tieDen por marca el mis-.
mo tftulo que su 6rgano en- H. prensa.
E apreclable colegs esta muy bien redac-
tado, con gracejo, y es mIy chispeante y en-
tretenido; LENA admire blemente su cometido
de hscer propaganda por Ia iDdasiria qua
represents y alcansa nm satisfactorio 6xlto
en- todo el pueblo.
LO celebramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

Nueva York, microbes : La preDsa
de esta ciudad considera va como IN
hecho Ia aprobaci6n por ell futuro Con-
greso del proyeoto del Cauai de PAna
ma ofreciendo Ios Estados Unidos CO.
mo garsntia & toa4s lss porencias Ia
mas complete le0tgsAidad en- todo
tempo.
So asegura que el proyecto sers
aceptado por una considerable mayoifa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09


Entire el gabinete de St.
James y el de Roosevelt
Proyecto de tratado pO.ftico y co.
Hiercial
ANTEL AC1ON DE ESTE ANTE Los
DEMAS
Servicio cablegrA6co especial del Boietin
Mercantfl)
Nueva York, miercoles.-Asegu
ran en- los cen,ros polfticos y diplo
maticos de Washington que entire
el gobierno de Roosevelt y el Ga
binete de ST. James SO hacen acti
vas gestiones para conseguir uu
nusvo tratado comercial y polfticc,
que asimile las aspiraciones de am
bos paises y regularice los arauceles
existentes en- el dia favoreciendo
m1iuamente su comercio y sus i'll
dusfrias.
Ell pr.,vecto ser4 presentado al
Congreso con antelaci6n q otros
trstados de comercio con utras na
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
DEp0SIT0 ss %..Is.. Ca ! !,.... ssss'i.9s = !. :

Vuk VOkkV Marina, frenta { Ia fx
brlca del Gas, de Juan Gomez Tujea =
Preci0s m6dlcos. 3O-l
Ea el vapor "Maracsibon, salido hoy de-
nuettro puerto con rumbo & los Estados
Uuides. swbsrc6 el jovsn don Manuel Os-
brera Thompson.
Ri padre Garcia, cura Coadjutor de LIN
res. be siGo trssladado al pueblo de Ad.
juntas.
El O0nsejo ejeoutivo acord6 rat fissr
en- eu tlrima session. los siguiente nom
bramientos hechos por el gobernsdoI:
Don Jacipt0 Morales, a'calde de
Log: Don Buenaventura D;az. alcal-
de de- Aqua Bueras; Srhor-s Eeute
rio Lendr6n = AutoDi0 Zasa,. conce
jales de Rio piedras; don Nicanor BIZ
|jos, copcejal del ayunram emo de Toa
Dsja; don Victor HoD0re, miembro
del ayuntamiento de Mayagiiez; don
R4m6n MaIdonad0 Gas0, indlviduo
del concejo mnnipal de Manatf don
Juan Isean g menez, edil del Con-
sejo municipal de Oaeuss; don Jn-
/ ,io Benitez, concejsl del ayuntsmiento
| de Coamo; Sehores Antonio Labl 81
Ointr6n y Francisco Miranda, para
|mlembros del concei0 muaicipal de
Arroyo; don Jran Roig y den Luis
Moraes, para membros del Concejo
munlcpal de Vance; don Leandro
. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

oPnRAuosBs oB Buouns ns PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
DESPAOHADOs

Para varios puertos de Ia isla vsp
amer '.Longfellov".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

Sc vENDE una msgni6cs biciciets.
En- ei BoLRTIN MERCANTIL informarau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
La saIud de Kruger. de.
Cae nOtablenente

sus tacultades mentales tambien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
Ell futuro Congreso de los
EstadOs Un:dOS
Aprobara el proyecto del canal de
Panama
DE NEUTRALIDAD
Considerable mayorfa

| 5ervicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Me-csntil)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

80 cls id id, 27 cIs cigarrillcs W j Dur.
lsch. pscas con 762 bras tabaco en- rama,
Z cls ID elaborado Marcio A Uaraso cls
i'd i'd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
TRAvEsIA

NInguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

Ri padre Garcia, cura Coadjutor de Ii
res. be si6o trssladado al pueblo de At
juntas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09

Ea el vapor aMaracsibo", salido hoy de-
nuestro puerto con rumbo & los Estados
Upiaes. sDbarc6 el joven don Manuel Ga
brera Thompson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-09
sALlDAS DE o0sTAEERos

NiDguna
The Globe-republican., 1901-03-28


Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, Csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, NY.
Greatness is never thrust upon a man
who leads an aimless life.
EBEN HOLDEN, by Irving Bachelor,
is as unique and even more interesting
than its predecessor on the same lines.
David Harum everybody has read by
this time, and none of its readers can
afford to miss 'sEben Holden The
best of the newspapers are Praislng IT
and the best of the critics enlogize it in
unstinted terms; for instance, John d.
Long, secretary of the navy, says: II
have read it, with great interest in the
honest and homely character which it
describes with much humor and
natura1ness." The Pittsburg Times
says of Eben Holden, sit is American
to the core, and one of the best ex
amp1es of recent stories illustrative OF
American life Amelia z. Barr writes
Il congratulate you on having given
the world pure, strong, natural story
1t is far above David Harum az
MONDAY is above dawn.
The Globe-republican., 1901-03-28

Topeka, March e5--The registration
was the heaviest on record. The total
figure is 1926; s,s94 men and 6,3a4
women. Fully 5000 were registered
in the last Eve days
In addition to the election commits
sioners Office there were fourteen
places for registration open most of the
week. At the general election last
fall the registration of men reached
OLA which is somewhat in excess OF
the present registration of male voters
but there never were much more than
half as many women
The Globe-republican., 1901-03-28
JOUR- Restraining INFLUENCE
China Gould Not Pay More Than
$500, O0O,o 900.
ADJUSTED TO THEIR ABILITY

Washington. March 25.-Further in
quiry into the indemnity question
makes it appear that the sum of $780,
600. 900 which our government CON
siders the maximum that should be
levied upon the Chinese as a tax.
represents absolutely the limit of
Chinese ability. according to the calcu-
lations of the officials best informed as
to the resources OF China The figure
named does not repre- ent the aggre-
gate of the indemnities claimed The
United States fixed upon the sum of
S25. 600. 600 a suitable indemnity to
be claimed, notwithstanding that Off
Gals of the various departments are
satisfied that this sum will only pro-
vide for the payment of percentage
of the items claimed, because it was
felt that this was much we should
claim proportionately of the total of
$500, 900. 900. 1t is not the intention to
divide this 5000. oOO, 900 into as many
equal parts as there are powers, but,
while dividing it into eight or ten
parts, to see to it that these parts are
proportiOned to compensate the
powers in accordance with the outlay
| they have been put to in suppress
| ing the Boxer trou bles.
This government would be willing
| to abate the $50, 900, 900 claim if the
| other powers would reduce their
| claims in the same proportion, even to
| the extent of reducing the total c,sti-
| mate to 500, 600. 600 if by so doing the
| Chinese government could be relirved
by having the tax adjusted to their
| abilities But although in grave
| doubt whether China can pay more
| than 500, OO0, 900. our government feels
| itself bound to secure compensation
/ for its citizens and itself to the same
| extent as is secured by other powers,
| and is resolved to do this because of
| the conviction that total abandon
| lnent of our claims even heavy re
| ductiOn, without corresponding action
| on the part Of other powers. would
| rather injure than help China by de-
| stroying whatever of restraining in
| iuence the state department has been
able to exert upon less sympathetic
| powers
The Globe-republican., 1901-03-28
A FREEZE OUT GAME
Between Kansas And Texas on Prices
For Feeders.

Topeka. March a6.-A big game of
'sfreeze-out- in which millions are
at stake is now being played between
the cattlemen OF Kansas and the Texas
catt1emen- The game may be finished
in May it may last until late in the
summer The Kansas men claim to
hold the best hands and say they
sure to win The millions in the game
represent the p ice of feeders Texans
are holding out for high prices and
Kansans are sticking for low prices
President Campbell OF the Kansas
live stock board says: prices of Texas
feeders must come down will not
buy them. That is ali there is to it.
Last year feeders sold in Texas from
$3.50 to $40. They must come down
from s. so to 81 a head this year We
are willing to pay from $50 to SO so,
but no more.
1T is simply game of .freeze-oNt- ;
The Texas cattlemen can play a strong
game SO far cash is concerned be-
cause they are all heeled. But we have
them at a disadvantage. The fact is
Texas has more feeders than it's pas
lures will support. Something till
have to be done with the surplus.
Texans will hold out as long possible
but they will sell rather than come
north with their cattle. And that is
our chance to win. Their pastures will
get short down there and they will
have to sell and we'll then force
them to our terms. The Kansas cat
tlenen have decided that they can let
their pastures rest one season rather
prices that they can make no money
| out of them.
The Globe-republican., 1901-03-28
Cannot Appoint Them Now.

Topeka, March e5.-The fight for po-
sitions the Kansas commission to
the St. Louis exposition will be STAYED
off for some months yet As soon as
the legislature passed the bill, appli-
cants began to urge their claims for
appointment. Governor Stanley has
discovered that he cannot make the aY
pointments until September 1, next.
He doesn't want to be bothered with
it now and the applicant who is too in
dustrious in urging his claims now will
in jure his own chances
The Globe-republican., 1901-03-28
Origin of "ok1ahonna.~

Kansas City, March ej--Colonel r.
T. Van Horn has written to Sidney
Clarke that the name of Oklahoma was
first used in public documents in bill
introduced by himself in the Forty
first congress, March 30, 1S69-being
"a bill for the consolidation of the
Indian tribes and the organization of a
government for Indian Territory That
after the bill had been in the Indian
committee and had been assigned to
Col. Van Horn to introduce. a name
for the proposed territory became nee
essary. The selection suggestion of
a name was assigned to Colonel +. s.
Boudinot. of course well known to you
and all others connected with Indian
affairs at that time and for many
years Colonel Boudinot was Chero-
kee, an educated and accom- plisheti
gentleman. He selected the name
s'Oklahoma'' and it was adopted and
appears in the bill referred to the
name of the proposed territory
AS to the meaning it by him
given as 1.-THE country of the Red man, =
Red mans land-be the transla-
ton literal substantive, is only a
thing of pedantry- Colonel Boudinot
said it was a Creek word.