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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-26

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San Francisco, Sept. 25.-WF Lovedale,
secretary of the State Hop Growers asso-
citation, has issued circular in which he
estimates that the crop is short on the
Pacific coast between 1900 and p 900
bushels. He. therefore, advises growers
to hold for higher prices.
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POULTRY AND SWINE

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Little Known Fact.

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WEEKLY EAGLE.
One COPY, one year.

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Section 3 This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved September p. 1901.
3. F. MLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: J. L LELAND. City Clerk.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

COMMISSIONER ANNOUNCEMENT.
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for nomination as Commissioner in the
Third County Commissioner district, sub
5ect to the decision Of the Republican
commissioner convention for said district
JOHN 7. HESSEL, Cheney, Kan.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for nomination as Commissioner in the
Third County Commissioner district, sub
3ect to the decision Of the Republican
Commissioner Convention of said district.
ED p. MARTIN.
OatVille, Kan.
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Published September %. lsa.

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Attest: J. Z LELAND. CITY Clerk.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Talk on Mckinley

Next Sunday evening Rev N. b. harri- son. pastor of Che Presbyterian church. win take as his topic "prcsidcnt McNiu- lev" The ufc and Che grand lessons taken from it win bc Che principal theme. both from Che public and home sides
 Perhaps no swcctcr or dcarcr subject could bc chosen. The touching and en- I,,rlne words of Mrs Mckinley when sick on Che coast recently and when ask cd what she wanted replied. 'i only want him Those words alone spoke of h's private lifc and Che thousands Of tender sentiments now expressed give his pub- lc side.
 Tho church win bc decorated with mot- toes. etc.. for the occasion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
A LIVE STOCK
 CARGO
Chas Nelson Brings Largest
 Load This Season
Has Over Ono Thousand Head of Shoep For Dawson Largo ship monts of Morohandiso- Sails At Eight This Morning

With the largest load of live stock brought Co this port for Che season. Che steamer Charles Nelson reached here ycs- terday afternoon, completing a good run up from Seattle for freightcr
 The Nelson had .32N head of sheep. l,nlo head of which are consigned by Cars tens Bros. Seattle. and the remainder by an unknown shipper Both herds are fot Dawson.
 Besides Che livestock thc Charles Ncl- son had % tremendous cargo Of miscollt- ncous freight Bishoprick & Shocmal,c had B cases of lemons: J. Carroll Co had large shipment of coffee. Lilly Bros had 0n sacks of oats and 231 balcs of hay
 Of tho interior .hnnrrr im N..tcr had 523 sacks of spuds and Lancaster & Calderhead u7 sacks Of oats The Nonh- eru Commercial Company had fifteen tons Of hardware.
 The livestock and interior freight w1f landed lt Moorcs wharf. from whore thc Nelson win son south bound ,t o'clock this morDing.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
IN HIS MEMORY.
Citizens In Mass Meeting Pass Resolutions On
 Death of President Mckinley

Just before thc lights were cXtInguishcd a knot gathered about the door They discussed auarchlsm and anarchists In no mild terms. and lf there bc any in skag- way of Che "Rod Society it is Co their good that they lio low. scarcely breath lng. for in this sympathetic community only a miracle could save them from Che rage or am outraged people
 Tho resolutions adopted are as follows
 WHEREAS. President Mckinley has trod Che same dark path that was taken by President Lincoln in b5. and prcHi- dent Garfield ln 1881. and
 WHEREAS. The trcachcrous manner of Che assault chat ended iu death is an evidence of danger to our Nation. and
 WHEREAS. Tho dastardly blow. ltc a bolt from a clear sky coming just as thc Nation is entering upon century or prosperity and at peace with Che whole world is uncallcd for. therefore bc it
 RESOLVED. That m Che death of President Mckinley we ara robbed of one who. In che course of his official career has not only secured public respect oa1 confidence. but n am unusual degree won thc esteem and affection of Che people over whose destulcs hc had been called Go preside
 RESOLVED. That to her who was hc sharor Of Che President ufc WIG cor hut hopo that time win heal thc .w' nd which she has received. and that even now in her bereavement thc Nation tribute Go him whom shc has lost may bc some assuarcmcnt of hcr grief and a bright stor Go guide hcr ln Che lonely way which she must tread alone.
 RESOLVED. That as American citi- gems we view with alarm Che libory granted Che sons of Hclial who acck ttin land from foreign shore. and by word and example tend to corrupt our ctizcn- ship
 RESOLVED. That Che Nation ahouil guard itself against tho menace 'f 'u- archy by proper restrictions upon nc. privileges of citizenship by excluding ih'| unfit and putting % stop Co tho 'r"? oration of Che hidcous gospel they prc'ch.
 RESOLVED. That freedom %. thought" does not give license Go ;hinN that murder is % duty and che 1ss'rin a hero.
 RESOLVED. That thesc resolution, h' nubiishcd in thc press of thc o'ty, an' n copy furnished Che Associated pr'ss.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
ATLIN'S LARGE NUGGET
Will Bo On Exhibition At Victoria
 During tho Fair

Jeanne de Lamarrc. manager of Che socicto AInierc dc la Colombic Britain uilur of Paris operating an extensive hy- draullc plant on Boulder creek Atiin. returns there today to superintcnd thc .casons clcan-up Ion his company's prop ,rty. which win begin on or about thc 25th
 Hc informed an Alaskan reporter that hr had made ou arrangement with his bankers Go place on exhibition at Vic torn Che monster nugget found on houi- der creek n July. 1gD. lt weighs N ounnccs. i2 pcnnywcghts and { grains. and is of pure gold. with no quartz ad- herring Co it 10 Is worth intrlnsicalIy i>75. and is the largest nugget ever found In thc North
 Mir. dc Lamarrc exhibited it at Paris. where, it attracted much attention and served as good advertisement of tho At- lin gold fields His thoughtfullncss in gee curing it for the Victoria exhibition should be appreciated by thc people of that city. ..fs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20

While the attendance at Che mass meet ing held In Elks han last night was not as large as was expected. owing, nodoubt, Go thc very disagrceahle weather tho au- dicncc was composed of representative citizens and that deep feeling of eodncsa and reverence prcdominatcd and was made manifest by Che serious manners of Che loyal tribute payers
 The han was decorated. At tht front and lu thc middle of Che stage was a draped picture Of our dead president
 Those kindly eyes. now closed in an eternal sleep. seemed Co speak forrh from their msytlc depths. "His win, nqt ours bc done"
 Tho people were slow in gathering and at 9 o'clock Che meeting was called Go order
 Mayor Woodruff was selected chairman of Che meeting and J. T Hayno was op- polluted secretary.
 Mayor Woodruff. in a few wciNchoscn words. told of Che c5u and Che aad oc- casiou for Che meeting
 Rev. Clcyngcr. of Che HaptHt church vas asked Go make 70 few rcmarNh Proc rccdlng Co Che platform hc gave ono or tbo most elegant and touching Tributes that mortal man could speak sadpess for the dastardly deed. wrath at the outlaw who accomplished lt and words UI loyal ty for Che one who now ls immortal formed the basis for his rcmarlg. Each word. as t dropped from Che speaker lips. were listened Go in silence. opd each heart and countcnoncc rc-echocd fia Hcn- tlmcnts.
 Following Roy. Clcvlngcr thei White Pass Quartcttc rcddcrcd a soicctian. deep and impressive.
 Attornv Dillon and l. N. WucoRn then smoke for several minutes ou to crime and Che Incidents leading Go thg death. Glowing words of sympathy nr Che widow and strong words of condcmnauon for Che dastarlly act
 Tho resolutions were then read hy Che secretary and were adopted oy rising vote.
 Asn hitting finale Co Che impressive eN- erciscs. Che White Pass Quartouc gave In a peculiarly sad manner thnt brought t.ars Co thc eyes of Che lIstcncra Prcsi- dent AicKinicy's favorite sonE ''Ncarer My God. Co Thee
 Al thc conclusion a hush fcll on Ono as- scmblarc and. os if breathing stfntN A prayer for Che rcposc of thc fqia oi th' lcportcd nlcd out Go the doors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Given a Farewell

Tho farewell reception Go Mr. and Mrs J. J. Walter last night ot College Chap ,I vas we'll attended by those of all rc- II-'ous denominations The different pas tars uf Che city churches were au pros. crt and each made short remarks cN pressing deep regret ot losing Che oldest n1.t0r among them. and wishing him success .n his new field
 Dr Noorc was Che presiding officer of Che evening and was most happily placed
 During thc evening IT, IT, Royal pre- scntoJ Rev Walter with a handsome gold watch 1s token of Che hIgh esteem in which hc ls held bv his congregation.
 Eev Walter then thanked tho doncrs mos, f.olingly
 Refreshments were served during Che evening Rev and Mrs Walter win go south uu che Dolphin today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
THE DOCK COLLAPSfS
White Star Wharf At Seattle Sud-
 denly Coos Down

on the morning of Che day that thc Cottage City left Seattle the Northern Pacific dock No. 9. known as the White Stir dock. collapsed. No lives were lost
 The damage Co the dock amounts Co t,S.on and Co the freight stored there S0.OoO (cst.matcd).
 The dock fell comparatively slowly, al- lowing thc men upon it time Go escape. Probably three minutes elapsed between the first crash and the time when the structure was totally submerged.
 The dock was completed about four months ago. Lack of proper bracing s given as Che cause of the disaster
 There were many narrow escapes. but a careful count indicates that all got or in safety.
 There were luckily no steamers dockcd on the north side Of the dock. as tho structure fell toward the north huge steamer on the south side was hardly moved. her hawser snapping like twine.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20

Thcro .s no coal in Skagway for sa,,
 Such .s Che report given out last night which Inquiry confirmed
 10 lppoars that Che demand has bccu so sto1dy and all of a sudden taken on @ sort of rush chat. before thc locul doal- crs know lt. they were out and have no moro to supply anyone.
 ENpressmcn arc m puanda. They f1r once. failed Co keep ahead Of Che dc- mlud and bcforc they realized thc site nation they had none to supply their reg uI1r customers
 Although thcrc is scarcity Che situ. uon not serious because few can le obtained here and there for who lrc out from Che few that a. hJvc plenty ou hand
 The city of Topeka and Ai-Ni 1rc posed to hoyc cont and Che pirigo. who. Is dur tomorrow or Sunday. ls also cN- pect,J t1 have some on board
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20

Congressman W. l- Jones, Of Washing ton. believes Alaska should have a del- cgate. The Tacoma Ledger of September 6 says:
 "Congrcuman W. L. Jones, of North Yakima. was ln Tacoma yesterday IIo is completing a tour or Che state. visiting all Che points interested in future lcgsia- ton Mir Jones accompanied Che rivers and harbors committee on its tour of Washington waterways and since th1t time has been Investigating thc needs of Che state with rcnrd Go land legislation.
 "Thcrc win probably he am effort at the next session" aid Mir Jones. yos- tcrday. "to secure some amendments Co thc Alaska code biu Dissatisfaction has been expressed with number of Che proc visions ln Che present code and some changes may result We have secured U0OO for lighthouses on Che southeast cru Alaska coast and these Improvements win go long way toward making nlvi- cation ln thc northern waters safe.
 Alaska wants a delegate In congress and believe it would bc advisable Go grant thc request. It is impossible for Che Washington delegation Co bc tho- roughly familiar with an thc require mcnts of that country, though we try Go kcep well posted. But it would be a good idea Go have 70 man from Alaska in congress. who could Keep that body in- formed on an matters pertaining Co Che district
 "It is probably impossible Go give AL assa a territorial form of government as Che expense attached to maintaining It would bc too great for the district if it were not absolutely Impossible ot present Go introduce such government southcastcrn Alaska is the only part of Che district which has become settled. Elsewhere the population is constantly changing and means of travel ar' not good"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
MR. TROY IMPROVING
Friends Believe He Win Surely
 Recover Ills Health

Mr. T Young. 1 travelling man Of se- atue. who has just arrived from Che -outh. says th1t John w. Troy formcrl, editor or Che Daily Alaskan. w.ll certain iy r..o,er from h.s Illness.
 Mr. Young saw Mr. Troy ot Port An- ec.,- recently and chen hc was able Co VaIs across Che floor without Che os- sistuucc of crWchcs In % short time Mr. Troy win undoubtedly bc we'll and pose sess.r. lu of hIs faculties.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Judge Brown Coming

From 1jylees received from local at furu... .u thr cuf,Igr ti. s. Brown wHI n. north inside of Gen da,t
 10 Is understood hc has made ryservn- uor. ua tbe next trip of Che Cottage City and vII como up then providing chat ro.hue serious results from his recent lu.f.fuu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Two Boats Expected

Two steamers. Che Columbian and Flora. v.r. expected Co arrive at White Horse .om. tmc hast u.eht or this morning
 Both arc said Go have good loads or r.ss.nrcrs. who win undoubtedly catch touIshts train
 Iar night Che train had four coaches and .lch was loaded.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Railroad At Rodman Bay

The Rodman Bay Mining Company. George Bent. superintendent is husiy engaged In constructIug a narrow Elage railway from thc mine Co che channel a distance of seven miles, says Che Ju- ucau Dispatch. The tcs arc already down waiting for Che iron Go Doe placed thereon.
 The company is building Che road Tor Che purpose of being able Co ship from and to Che mine at any time. during the winter Che bay freezes and it is impoasl- blc for ships Go enter there but by building to Che main channel this diiii- cuItv Is overcome.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
.SHE WENT OUT LOADED
Cottago City Sailed Last Evening
 Wita Many Passengers

Tho Cottage City sailed last night at o'clock with good load .of passengers. numbering i61
 Nearly au of them arrived on yestcr- day's train and immediately went Go the office as Che train came Go stop.
 e. W Miller assistant general manager of Che p. e. S. g. Co.,, at Seattle. went south on Che Cottage City
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
WILL REPAIR WHARF
Agont Kelly Receives Lumber For
 Wooded Improvements

Great Improvements ara going Go hr made on Che Pacific Coast wharf Hcs- tcr,lay on Che Charles Nelson. Agent Ne'- lv received over G.Do feet of lumber and hc win immediately begin to iIN un
 The approach win bc strengthened 'nn several minor but needed repairs win also be made about Che wharf proper Agent Kelly expects Go commence work HN"' rvnv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
WRIGHT BOUND %ER
Charge To Changed and Hq VIII
 Bo Tried Wednesday

Bob Wright who was arrested two days ago at Dyel by Marshal Shook for mak- lne gun play, appeared before Judge Mcintosh. The charge of using a wca- pom was changed to carrying concealed weapons
 Wright was bound oyer for trial next Wednesday. and furnished a bond Tor y00 and Is now ot liberty
 Last night hc said chat he was not eoin. to be pushed around by anyone and would bo over from nyc1 "Wednesday Tor trial and show up few things.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Tearing Down old City Hall

Yesterday Attorney Price began rcmod- cline slngway's first city hall building The roof gm bc raised four feet and 'is- uc win bc placed on thc logs on Che out- sidc and ceiling uscd on Che Interior
 The building win be converted into oi- 1ccs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Going to tho Springs

october I must go to California for the winter and must close out my stock in the store opposite Case & Dupcrs. on Broadway. When I commence closing out. the fur will nyi Today I devote Co ladies kid shoes and oxford ties. worth up to g a pair and si takes the choice in the cntlrc window Mems shoes can bc seen Inside the store at equally as good bargains.
 My stock ls small. and first come gets the choice of pick.
 KELLER.
 Tho Money King.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20
Mnrp.e Danoo Poatponod

sush ls Che report that comes from bee been held thIs evening. has been p'''- popeJ untU Friday September 2t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20

An we want is all thc trade in sight F IT, Claysou G Co.,, the ono Price Cloth ing Shoe and Furnishing House Fourth and State streets
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-20

Gloves. socks. handkerchlcfs. munler ,pd men's furnishings at reduced price at our closing out sale.
 Chcncys Boston Store.