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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24

THE EARTH DO MOVE.

TWELVE years ago socialist in
the minds Of the populace was u mon
ster who was conceived to be an en-
emy to all social order and meant the
same thing as an anarchist. An an
arChist was a poorly defined individual
that killed the Chicago police and an
occaslonal king in Europe, and that
was about all that was known about
him. But time works great changes
and sometimes works them pretty
quick, While the anarchist ia very
much the same creature he has always
been in the minds Of the people, the
socialist has changed very materially.
The term is seldom used now as
term Of reprouch If It has any slnis-
ter meaning II is meant to apply to a
dreamer or visionary, But even this
stage in the evolution of the word Is
rapidly passing, Other papers than
populists are beginning to see the
inevitable trend of our industrial Or
gani2ation, For instance the Boston
Traveller, one Of the most influential
papers in old New England says
ITO speak the plain, unvarnished
truth, the spirit of socialism is abroad
in the land Not the socialism which
Is confounded with anarchy or that
which is preached by the lonS-haired
individuals in public places, 1t Is an
other kind Of socialism.
while the theoretical socialism is
talked about as something which must
have legislative sanction and as a
theory of the future, the real socialism
is right here with us, The dieamers
are far in the rear. They are not up
to the times Socialism is an entity
today. 1t is marching on with resist
less force 1t is swallowing railroads
factories 1t is absorbing every de-
partn ent Of human industry and weld
ing them all in one vast "commun-
ity of ownership"
"At present Rockefeller, Morgan and
the rest are the instruments of this,
forced on by self.interest. But they
are building car of Juggernaut
which will finally trample over them.
"All public utilities will finally be-
long the people. The title will rest
with them, and in the more private
combinations Of capital the producer
will find way to procure his fair share
of the savings rendered possible by the
economies which are effected. This
is the hope and promise of the twent-
ieth century. 1t will be all the easier
for the government to take these great
properties in the name of the people
when the time is ripe
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24

Mcpherson, January Sgh, 1901. A
strong representation from over the
State was present. The reports Of
Secretary, @. n, Mingenback, and
Treasurer, VIM McClrly, show the
company In asound financial condition.
The meeting was harmonious
throughout and by rising vote Of the
convention the officers were rendered
a vote OF thanks for their untlring ef'
forts In mlkln1 the year 1900 the most
successful In the history Of the COM
pany.
The dlrPc' ora elected for the enau-
ing three years were |. Cosett Of Har-
per county; w, F, Buttles Of Rice
county q + MIngenbtck Mcpherson
county, W w. lIenslsy, Elk county
o. v, GineraBI Of Ilarvev,
The annual meeting passed a reaolu'
tion amending the constitution and
bylaws requiring that all proxies here
after shall be filed with the Secretary
not latter than The 2O.h OF December
in each year
After tho adjournment ofthe annual
meeting, the directors organized and
elected /, i, Talbot, president: j, W.
Walker, vice president; + @, Minpen.
back, secretary; VIM, McCNrty, treas
urer, V, Goodsheller, adjuster, and
among other important business trans
acted, made limit of $1,000 on any
one town dwelling risk
The assessment on fire and lightning
for 1900 was reduced one fourth and
tornado one third over former years.
This Is the most extraordinary low
rate In the history Of the company and
will no doubt awaken the insuringppb-
lie, to the fact that Mutual insurance
has come to stay in Kansas, ana at
rates that line companies cannot meet
MCPHERSON Opinion
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24

Via Mssonrla Pacific, The following rates
viii apply from nntchlnsoni
5000 one way aud $1,000 for the round trip TO
Anaconda, Butte, Helena, Garrison, Mont f.,
Ogden and salt Lake City, Utah, and intermcd-
late points,
s29 co one way aud $500 round trip to Port.
land, 0gn,, Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane, Wash
Vancouver and Victoria d, e. and intermodI-
Nto polnte,
Tickets on sale the following Tuesdaysi Feb
~, 10, 90, March 3, ", 10, 20, April 9p, 10, 90
and aoth, 1901, Return limit to be thirty days
from date Of sOo with stopover privilege on
golug trip, For further particulars see P,J.
Loimbach, Agent
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
AbOut Dining Oars.

The verdict given by the general public that
the Great Rock Island Route has the best din
Ing Car service In tho world, will not be dit
puted by patrons who have used this line
OF letters testify to this fact A bet
ter meal cannot be secured In any botel or ref
taurant In the cities of Now York or Chicago
than 10 served in the Rock Island dining cars,
A la carte on all cars; splendid lunch served
on Colorado tIains for 30 cents.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
'1iI' H;v and YOU GAN BIZ CURED!

with disease consumption de-
complication ailments you will place yourself in the hands
specialist
successful practices they
largest institution the kind in America and the best remedies,
methods appliances. =,
Among specialists the Illinois State Medical
following Bghs Disease all other diseases
Kidneys Bladder and kindred Liver Spleen,
Eye Ear, Skin Nerves Also mpover
Blood Poison Sou CataTh Tonsis Consumption
troubles Tumors Deomtes Insomnia
Manchola PARALYSIS Rupture Dysentery Dyspepsia Neuaga % hGeHma
complaints including Ptes Fstua,
Obesity Ring Worm Goe Tobacco Opium Cocaine and 9q Habit
BouSne Gall Stone,
zma Freckes Backheac Diseases generally
surgeons compose the Staff perform all surgical
when
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24

The spirit of Imperialism finds ex'
preston in various places, sometimes
close to home. There is manifest
tendency In the present Legislature to
overthrow as far as possible the work
the populists have done in giving the
people more opportunities to express
themselves on public matters, For
instance the populist legislature passed
Il law making the officers of city mar
shal, and city attorney elective. SEN
ator Frank Vincent Of this city has
nov introduced a bill in the Senate to
place these officers In the appolntive
list again, make them creatures Of the
mayor and beyond the power Of the
people This Is Of course only astraw.
But then there are others. A bill EN-
powering the city Of Peabody to levy u
Tax for public improvements such as
parks etc without consulting the wishes
OF the tax payers, has received the ap-
proval Of the republican members Of
che committee to which it was sub
mitted over the protests of the
minority, on these sole grounds
that the people had no voice. ltseems
20 be the intention of the majority to
curtail the power of the people on ey-
cry occasion possible Vincent's
bill above mentioned has been recon-
mended for passage by the Senate COM
mittee.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
ELECTION FEBRUARY SIXTH.

The bill introduced in the legislature
to amend the election laws so as to
provide that in case member elect
should die within forty days prior to
the session of the legislature nomna-
zion papers may be filed within ten
days of the date set for the special eec
tIon for his successor, was passed by
both houses last Thursday. On Satur-
day the governor issued his writ call
ing an election to I'll the vacancy and
fixed the date at February 9Th. The
The redublIcan central committee was
called together Monday to issue a call
for convention. 1t was decided to
hold IL on Saturday next.
AS there IS just about an even thous-
and republican majority in this district
the action of the republican conyen-
tion will practically settle the matter.
1t may be in fact that the opposition
will not 20 to the Trouble Of putting
candidates in the field and let them
make the election unanimous.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24

LOST, somewhere in the Fifty'siSth
congress, a war revenue reduction bill
calculated to reduce the burden Of fed
eral taxation by some $40, 600, OOO annu-
ally! Unless speedily found and en-
acted into law the excess of revenue
which 1t proposes to climate will be
more than absorbed under the opera
tIon of new statutes designed to con-
vert the treasury surplus into pork
'pien and plum duff "-Ex
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
LEADS IN KANSAS.

Cooperative Fire Insurance is a sue.
cess. Kansas and Mcpherson county
has a proud distinction of being the
home of the largest Cooperative or
Mutual Fire and Tornado Insurance
Companies in the United States.
1t has been in operation thirteen
years during which time it has issue
to Kansas farmers 295OO insurance
policies and has paid in losses exceed
ing quarter of million dollars.
Its indemnity is accepted by all fin
ancial institutions as collateral.
The available recources are $4,000,
of which $4,000 is cash, back of which
is an asseasable value of 6,OOO,O 900 in
risks.
The annual meeting was held at
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
N epY0US Debility.

now result former folly Your
something yourself
Impoen like all sexual diseases never the
compromise Either must master
will I'll wce future with misery and ndescrO-
able
this kind that familiar with them
you daylight Once cured us you viii never be bothered
small fall
ng memory other which rob
business pleasure marriage
Our treatment all these evils and restore what
nature healthy happy with physical and mental pow
complete
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
our Remarkable olubIog Offer,

Our Remarkable Clublng Offer,
Probably the best weekly paper for
our readers In this State for general
reading and news IL the Kansas City
Times, The Times Ia makIng a special
effort to increase the circulation of It's
weekly and tue GAZETTE Is anxious to
makk It's entire list paid in advance,
We have therefore decided to offer to
all our readers the Weekly Times free
for one year 10 all who will pay up all
back accounts and year In advance
on the GAZETTE, This gives you the
two papers at the price Of the one.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24

All druggists guarantee every bottle
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone who is
not satisfied after using two-thirds of its
contents. This is the best remedy in the
world for la grippe, coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough and is pleasant and
safe To take. 1t prevents any tendency
OF cold to result in pneumonia.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
Santa Pe Route Special car tor
n hutchinson,

DO you know that Santa Fe Route has
put on sleeping car service ESPECIALLY 70
Hutchinson, Oar leaves on No, s every
night ut 1913 p m, remalnp on our trNck
during the day, You can take sleeper NJ
Kansas City nj 1000 p, m, for uutohia-
son arriving here 927 next A. VI. Re
member this when you are returning
home from your trip eOst, No other
lI0e can give you these accommodations,
o. A, Walker Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
Offer for One Week
Many Cases Getting Well.

We opened offices to the people Of Hutchinson and vicinity last
week. but reputation curing Paralysis rheumatism Deomies and
Chronic Diseases certainly had preceded Many people turned
but determined shall suffer that account Our free treat
only rich but for everybody Our ability be
questioned Our charter authorized by and bears the seal Of the State,
being incorporated for $l5OOO00O No testimonials printed as all
consultations and work strictly confidential and need to
and fear that their will be published by Remember the free
We make this offer that everyone be his judge.
Call today
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-24
Associate Disease

curing kind fail remove all reflex compca
diseases the case vacoce the weakness caused
disappears , 49,, -. ,.. p.....,. u,.s,o.o.,y i,
perfectly healthy condition
Bone diseases arising
permanently eliminated from the system
distressing following in ts train
totally
removed and Rapidly the youthful Of robust manhood
complications which properly be termed
associate diseases often than the
themal disappear completely
with the cure Of main malady.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
CAPTURED FUNDS.
Forty Thousand Dollars 81 Iusurgeni
Money aud Three Omcers Taken.

FORTY Thousand Dollars u Insurgeni
Money aud Three Omcer. Taken.
Manila, April i0.-Leuteuant Com
mander Mapes Of the Twenty.third in
fantry has captured $4,000 Of inmrgent
funds and taken prisoner three officer,
belonging 20 General Gables staff near
Manila
Under old regulations, cock pits will
b. reestablished in Manila. the privilege
Of conducting them being granted "a
the widow Of Captain lara, who com
manded the native police Of the CITY
Formerly municipal revenue derived
from cock fighting amounting TO ESQ.,.
001 annually.
Il Is stated before Aguiualdo i liber.
ated he viii be- required % obtain the
surrender u General Tino. the insur.
gent leader.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Viile Fanohe, April lO.-Presiden,
louhet paid the promised visit 10 IA,
h1s'ian squadron to-day and during
The visit decorated Admiral Birilea and
sSu q la, officers with the cross of the
ifF1on Of Honor. Admiral Birileif and
sfAn. contrary "a usage. landed and con.
Quoted NJ Loubct 'board the flagship
The whole squadron WAS dressed and
manned. President Ioubet subsequent.
b embarked on tho 81. Louis and sail.
~ for Toulon. Russian hands PLAYED
Marseillaiso and their crows cheered
and boih French and Russian warship.
silutci as the 81 Louis with the presi.
dent on board passed out The Russian
rect will remain here for n week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Washington, April l2-The variou.
interviews ascribed to Minister I.oomi.
at san Juan have attracted much atten.
tlon here and the minister will proha.
bly, DO invited 10 explain some Of
his uttennces II be j. not able Ia enter
broad denial % the accuracy
Of the interviews Reflections upon
the personal character Of the president
OF Venezuela j. NOT regarded As proper
according 20 official etiquette aud il i.
confidently hoped the minister will b.
able On rcpudiate these. Otherwise. he
will not return 20 Venezuela even in the
event the issues which lead 20 hi.
departure are satisfactorily composed
The prevalent idea is that no matter
how these personal questions are settled
u will boz a long time before a United
States minister resumes the post at
Caracas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
BAKER ON TIE STAND.
Gives Evidence Ia the Case Against Law
yer Patrick.

New YORK. April l0.-The taking Of
evidence in commitment proceeding.
IN the Albeit r Pstricl, lawyer. aocus
ed Of having caused the death Of vii.
liam Marsh Rice. was resumed b..
day, before Justice jerome The frs,
witness was Captain james Baker. Jr..
the lawyer OF Houston. Tex. who was
named a executor In the Rice will Of
1896. Captain Baker in reply To ques.
tions by Assistant District Attorney Os.
bo-ue sail Patrick never acted a. At.
torney for Rice at any time. The will
OF Mrs. Lizzie Rice, wife Of William
NJ. Rice, he said was offered for pro.
bate in Galveston, Tex. This will was
controlled by the children Of Mrs. Rice
who employed A. T Holt and Patrick
as attorneys. The witness appeared in
these proceedings As attorney for VIII.
liam NJ. Rice, the testimony in the cass
being taken in New York.
He also said lac had acted rs Rioe's
attorney up 20 the TINS II his dNath in
September last. He know Patrick in
Texas as far back as 1891. The first
news he received Of the death Of the
millionaire was in a Telegram sent him
by Jones, the valet. He Immediately
telegraphed Jones 10 confer with VI. 8.
Melvin 10 maintain status quo until
he (witnessi arrived in New York. tie
reached the city on Thursday following
the death Of Rice, and met Patrick. Mr..
Melvin was witness.
"When | met Patrick" said Baker
che asked me 10 step into another room
a. he he wanted 70 speak 10 me alone. I
said Melvin should accompany Us, but
went into the back room with Patrick"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
IMPERIAL SANCTION.
Rev. Hykss Tell. II the Murder Of vi.
sionarie- and Native Converts.

Rev. hykes Tells II the Murder Of Mis-.
sionarie- and Native Converts.
New York, April lO.-The annual re-.
port Of the American Bible Society rela.
tive 10 the situation in China, will con.
tain statements from is agent in
China Rev. John r Hykes He SAYS
there was a deep and cunningly laid
plot under imperial sanction 10 eHtir.
pate Christianity, expsl all foreigners
aud destroy all foreign interests. In all
1873 Protestant missionaries, including
90 men, 20 women and - children, have
been mastered. The uprising was an.
ti.foreign rather than anti-Christian.
but Of course the destruction Of Chris.
tians were included Hundreds Of thou.
sands Of volumes Of Scriptures were de.
stroyed. besides a vast amount Of mis-.
SION property. More than 1000 native
converts dncluding Roman Catholiesj
met death with heroism worthy Of the
best age Of the church.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Austin, April i2.-Thore Is balanc,
In the state treasury Of 81. 100. 900 10 th'
credit Of the general revenue fund
though March salaries and maintonanc,
warrants for the state government hav,
not been drawn. for the tsOn that th,
governor has not signed tho six month,
emergency Appropriated bill The pay
roll and maintenance warrants repre-
sent about 10000 pol month, which
comes out Of the general revenue fund
The governor will strike from the ap
preparation bill only two or three very
small aud unimportant items
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Guthrie, O. T., April Following
the heavy rains Of n last few days. d
green fly or louise has appeared ON the
wheat IN many sections but no damag,
has as yet been done The same louise
worked IN the wheat In the Territory
last year several weeks, but did no per.
mancnt damage, aud no alarm Is felt.
IL Is not the lIessian ily, which, how.
ever Is seen here aYd there In small
numbers, doing little damage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
some Arrrorrl.llon. cn, ont.

Austin, April IL The governor has
signed the general six months appropri.
alton bill with the exception Of the fol.
lowing items Jink Evans salary for
orphan home, $3.50; Mrs Mary J Jones
excess purchase money on state lands.
SyO; w r Cownns claim, IS; Thomas
windham's claim, $3.50; W. $ Gabrial's
claim, Sll39; A. II Parkers claim.
5000 money for 6ell notes for general
land office, 5000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

81. Petersburg. April lO-The Rus.
sian press is abandoning that reserve
with which 10 has discussed government
declaration on the subject Of Manchuria.
II now declares that the refusal Of Chi.
m 20 sign the Manchurian agreement
merely postponed the signing for new
understanding with China. One paper
says
"Our london friends overlook the
fact that in dissuading the signing Of
the agreement, they DO not hasten the
eyacuatin Of Manchuria, but strength.
ened Rusia's position.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Dimmitt, Tex. April l2.-One Of the
most destructive prairie fires that eyei
occurred in this section passed through
the southern portion Of this county aud
the northern portion Of Hale county
aud as far as can De- learned, laid waste
everything in it, path, burning stock
farms feed sheds, grass and In some
places houses and driving great herd,
Of cattle out Of the country. The west
wind waged al a terrific rate causing
the fire 10 cross all fire guards lying di.
rectly in its path.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Waxahachie. Tex, April l2.-Post.
master John Beatty Of this city hA.
mapped out six routes FOR tho establish
men; Of the rural free delivery system
from this place, and is in working on
two more routes which will be- complet.
ed soon. Tho department promised tc
put on carriers a. Soon as arrangement,
are completed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
THAT soER-sRITlsH SUIT.
The Cabinet Take. II up sad order. q
Thorough Invsstigation.

ah"'NNkh AuNestlEatlons
Washington. April l2-Legal pro.
oecdiugs az New Orleans - prevent the
shipment Of mules purchased In thi.
country % ~ 70 South Africa was tho
most important matter discussed By the
cabinet today ami the attorney
general was directed 70 make inves.
tigation u the question and report 70
the cabinet As near as can be- learned
the members Of the cabinet with legal
trimming are Of the opinion that these
proceedings are contrary 70 the rights
OF the government Attorney General
Knox will make thorough investiRa.
ton OF tho New Orleans case II II is
found the neutrality laws arr such AS
70 permit an individual u bring pr1.
ceedings IN courts. congress may be- ask.
Ell 20 pass such amendments as will
leave these questions wholly In the
hands Of the government
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Edingburgh, April ls.-The Bank Of
Scotland donie. oll knowledge OF the
forging of their bank notes by the al.
legged t1rgers, John 4. Skoog and Emil
Hobcrg, now IN custody az New York.
and say no counterfeit notes of their
own issues have come 10 their notice
The police u Edinburgh also deny any
knowledge of the CONTRIBUTING.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Dallas, April l0.-L @. DeMorse. 8
hneman In the employ Of the Dallas
Electric company, fell from pole here
and was instantly killed lie formerly
lived ut Nashville, TsEn., where he
leaves wife aud daughter. He was
81 years Of age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Carollton, Ala, April l0-Prof l. p.
Peytou of Texas, In charge Of the higt
school at Pickcnsvillc, this county, wa,
drowned IN the Tombigbee river. Tn,
waves Of passing steamer overturned
the skifi In which the professor wa
rowing with two companions both Of
whom narrowly escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Frankfort, Ind, April IA Monon
local train containing many passenger,
was saved from crashing through 9
burning bridge so feet high near this
city by Milo Hughesan an Is year.old
boy. AZ the risk Of his life he remain.
ed ON the track until he attracted the
attention of the engineer who brought
train toa stop dozen feet away from
the bridge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

New York, April lO.-Captain Joseph
NJ. Trowbridgc. Of the United State.
army, retired, is dead at his home in
Brooklyn, aged q years. He was born
In Bridgewater. n. Y, in 1924 aud wa.
graduated from West Point Military
academy In 1871. During the civil wal
he was "A captain in the Sixteenth infan.
try. Tie was assigned 20 engineer duty
and was ON the stalls Of Generals Rose.
Grams and McC00k.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

New York, April -. 80 Aldaoe F.
Walker, chairman of the Atchison. To.
peka and Santa Fe board Of directors,
died suddenly at his home in this city
OF heart disease. He was TO have sailed
for Europe and all arrangements had
been made for the departure. He leaves
o widow aud two children,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Austin, April l2-Senator W p. Sc
bastiau Of Breckenridge has placed IN
the state historical museum o
valuable relic in an old cap and
ball dugoon pistol The pistol wa. the
property % Major General Pillow Of
the Confectionery and his name u en-.
grayed on the handle
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
SUNDAY, APRIL y. 1901.
Trspeh WIN Withdraw

london. April IA dispatch from
et2in 1ys the French military authori
iiss' contemplate removing 1000 men AZ
"a early date and Germans are prepar
iing T. ropairiate an infantry brigade.
Indemnity claims, II Is now under
aooi. vii! total $50. 900. 900