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lAE CUBAN SITUATION.
Protracted Conference Between Sec
retary Root and Senators
Platt and Spooner.
CONCLUSIONS REACHED NOT KNOWN,
The Consensus of Opinion. However,
IL That the Administration VIII
Not Consent to Amy Modification
of the PIatt Amcndmcnt-They
Must Accept IL ms Passed.

New York. June IA special TO the
Tribune from Washington says: Sen
ator Platt and Senator Spooner were
in conference, Thursday night. at the
apartments of Secretary of War Root,
at fhe Arlington hotel. and the con
ference was continued until n late
hour, the subject being the meaning
and effect of the action of the Gu
ban constitutional convention in ac.
cepting the Platt amendment with
what the Cubans have called Secr"-
tary Roots Interpretation of tha,
amendment What conclusion, 'if any,
was reached, is not known. nor is it
known how wide Il range the discus
sion tool.
Were Summoned by Telegraph.
The hurried nature of the confer
ence and the fact that Senttors Platt
and Spooner were summoned here hy
telegraph from their homes by the
secretary of war indicate the desire
of the president to have II definite
programme with regard to Cuba to
submit to the cabinet. The further
fact that none of those who took part
in the conferences could be induced
to talk is believed to mean that tho
situatio is yet too uncertain to be
discussed for publication. Until full
advices have been received from Coy
Gen. Wood as TO the exact form Ia
which the Platt amendment was
adopted by the convention at Havana.
the administration will necessarily be-
in the dark, though it is thought n
complete transcript of the amend
ment. dis modified. will soon be re.
ce.ved BY cable from the governor.
general.
No Modification.
1t is certain that he administration
will not consent to any modification
of the Platt amendment by the Gu
bans. That document must be either
accepted just as il passed congress
or rejected outright. Obviously there
is no middle ground to stand on. Even
If the president and his advisers were
inclined to make concessions. the.7
would rot have the authority to do so
in this ease any more than they would
be, authorized to change or modify
amy Other act of congress. 1t is prob
abie that Gov.-Gen. Wood will be adj
vfed to this effect by the president
after the cabinet meeting.
probable Instruction. a. Gen. Wood.
1t is thought that he will also be
instructed officially to inform the con. ]
stitutiona' convention that until the
PIatt amendment in adopted without
any qualification or explanatory ad-
ienda, and in this shape Incorporated
nto the organic law of Cuba, the
president can not withdraw the Amer
lean troops from the island, nor can
the Cubans proceed with general
election Of officers for the organiza-
ton OF theiI government. Doubtless
when this is fully impressed on the
minds OF the constitution makers
they viii strip the amendment of
surplusage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
John senton Fighting Employees.

Topeka, Jan. l9.-Captaln seaton renew
ed his fight today TO keep down the num-
Der of house empoyes. Mason OF Finney,
offered a resolution authorizing the APP
pointment Of stenograghers for the com
mittees on ways and means elections, Ju-
dietary local judiciary. railroads and as
sessment ana taxation. seaton said the
house had l5s employees on the ro1 IN 1893
SAID this was outrageous and that the
present house should cut down the
amount sl0co. He moved that an reso-
buttons 10 employ additional help be re-
ferred 20 the committee on employees and
ii was adopted Mason's resolution was
therefore, referred TO that committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
LONG WILL attend
Kansan Will Dine With
American Tariff League.
GOSSIP FROM CAPITOL
Movements of KanSans at the
Seat of Government.
GOSSIP FROM CAPITOL

! Especial correspondence OF the Eagle)
Washington, Jan. 1s.-The American tar
if league has made itself famous in a
good many national campaigns, and fits
big banquet in New York February Is.
win be famous on account Of two things
The character of the banquet and the at
tendance.
Everything on the table-food, drink
and utcnsils-is to be of American produc-
ton. The banquet viii be strictly Anne
rican.
The invited guests from here include:
The president. the members of the ca5l-
net; Senator Frye who Is president pro
TEN OF the senate. and dozen leading
Republican senators. and among them.
Hanna. Depew. CaIlinger. Jones Of Neva-
da- Mason. and the leading Republican
mem ers Of the senate committee OF f.
nance-Aldrich. Allison. Platt. Of Connec-
ticut. Wolcott. Burroughs. Piatt Of New
York. Hansborough. spooner: the speaker
of the house and members OF the commit
tee OF ways and means
Five minutes speech viii be had by the
guests. and there win be one or two
speeches.
OF course Kansas IS in on this big ban
quet. being represented by Chester T.
Long. It's member Of the committee o.
ways and means.
presentative-at-Large Bailey. who
has recently returned from cuba and
Porto Rico. having accompanied Flynn
Of Oklahoma on a TIP there during the
holiday recess. has some pcrtinet things
to say about the situation in Cuba Mr.
Bailey is evidently very sincere In what
he SAYS. and the papers here have quot
Cd him and taken his uterances as text
fo- editorials. Among other things Mr.
Bailey says.
'eTou feel. the moment that you place
foot On Cuban soil. mat son are in a
hostile country. II Sc IN the ar The
Cuaans are our bitter 4nemles. while the
SDan3ar5s are ngr friends THis may
sound IKE a paradox ont e is the simpie
truth The Spaniards are the suostaat.a'
citizens ~ the islands They coupoEe 81
per cert ~ the business element They
world welcome American control 81 ths
islands ~ cUha-iu other words wg1li
welcome any auitaae government th1r
woula guarantee - tbsm fheIr property
rights ana their personal riEhts
There j. q good deal 81 speculation as
~ The resit ot the oleouarearfn Esd IN
IRE senate THIS nn IRE g-out h
v-hlea erected So m1oh turore sn Tire
Seventh district campaign. Is having
rocky raad e. The senate Tne anfsssne=s
e-a .-~ ~ t--.sa ~ -As. -ffrs csc fa-e rfa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20

This must be solved. and It cannot be
solved. Therefore the futlnty Of enforc-
ing such a measure
Altogether, fair minded people and the
stock interests OF the country and the
Seventh district may feel elated at the
trouble this vicious bll is having.
One Of the most interesting Things that
has been said or written of the contrast
between the recently closed and Just BE-
ginning centuries IS the recent c0ntribu-
ton Of Representative Fitzgerald OF
Massachusetts. It follows:
Think To- a moment" he says what
hundred years has brought forth. This
century received from its predecessor
tho morse; we bequeath the Bicycle. the
locomotive. and the automobile. we re-
ceived the quill. and we tcqucath the
typewriter We received the scythe. and
we bessueath tho moving machine. We
received the sicle: we beQueath the har-
vester We received the hand printing
press: we bequeath the Hoe cylinder
press. We received the painted canvass.
we bequeath TYPOGRAPHY. photography and
color photography. We received the cot
ton and wooden loom; we 5equeath the
factory. We received gunpowder. we be-
queath nitro-glycerlre We received the
tallow dip: We 6equeath the arc light and
the STANDARD oil trust We received tho
fint-look we bequeath the automatic hr-
ing Maxim gun. Receiving nothing we
bequeath the anaesthct.c properties o,
sulphuric ether. BY means ~ which % q
great extent human life has been saved
and pain prevented. we received the
beacon signal FIRE. we bequeath TIE tele-
phone and wireless teleeraphy We re-
ceived ordinary light. we beqceath the
X-ray. We resolved the od-fasssourd
sailing ship. we bee oeath the ocean grag
hound and the enormous frcieht carrier"
Andy Richards. assistant Journal clerk
OF the house. has returned from KaD6ss.
a S Marble Of Cheney has been grant
cd an increase OF pension. through the
efforts Of Representative Long
ar Long has secured allowances of
pension as follows. Josephine NJ Harlan.
Jetmore, John 6. Passenger. Earlsoore.
Oklahoma. Georgia Keever. wellington.
Fgorencs @. Blerfthew. Newton; James
Graham. wichita. j. IS. Thompson. Hal
stead.
Delegate F'lyun has been SICK FOR sew
eral days this week with the grip.
F.. F. Brown ~ Oklahoma cry has
been here this wee21. interested in seeur-
Ing sufficient recouut - Oklahoma citrs
population To secure that City hs3 un1er
the provizons o. Fiyuns bH ~ bst
session permitting cities OF over 1860
population 70 vote bonds.
Flynn's bia 20 provide f7r ere deepest
ton ~ lands So fhs K317va s.oulsur9.a
country 70 determine c9unty aests and
faes. and FOR the sale ~ townHfes-- he's
been favora1ly reported from fee commit .
zee o. pubae lands There g Atgs qses-
zion ~ s. ultimate Dsaze
Paul r. Haven. prominent 7laFe1- I
worth Banker. vas in tae city shs week
Iie took oseas.on ~ e0rng zeuatorsl
boom for ssuafor BAKER te- fa9 Tesa
hence. r. r. FAxoS +
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20

special laws and in order to stop the evil
in future legislatures today introduced a
Joint resolution to submit to the people
a proposition to amend the state consti-
tuition bearing on that question. The res
olution reads:
The legislature shall not pass LEGAL or
special laws in the following cases:
For the assessment and collection Of
taxes for state, county. township and
municipal purposes
For laying out, opening and working
roads OF highways.
For changing the names Of persons.
For vacating roads, town plats. streets,
alleys and public grounds.
For the management of common schools
or the disorganization Of any school dis
t-ioss4-
For granting to- any corporation, asso-
citation or individual any special or ex-
elusive franchise OF. privilege.
For changing the place at which the
term Of any district court shall be held.
In all the cases above enumerated and
in all other cases where a general law
can be made applicable. all laws shall be
general and uniform IN operation through
out the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
&c crushed o. ofmIm

Galena. Kan. Jan. Red Ping was en-
gagged in citing some puiieys On a nne
shaft az the Silent Friend mining plant
this morning when his clothes were
caught b. a set screw ard be was whip
ped around the shaft with lightning rap
dity
H head ard limbs striking the tim
beers each revolution. almost every bore
F. his body was Token ana bis head was
mashed into pulp.
Life was extinct when the machinery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
SPECIAL BILLS NUMEROUS
Kansas Legislators Want All Kinds
OF Thines Legaiizad.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1s.-The important
special bills introduced today are as fol-
lows:
To provide a penalty for persons with
out transportation who ride on railroads
without the consent of theconductor. This
is stab at tramps and they may Test
its validity on the ground that it is class
legislation.
To prohibit township and city assessors
from getting together each year and fix
property.
To prevent the issuance Of marriage
licenses TO minors without the consent OF
the parents.
To compel public officials to furnish vi
tai statistics TO the state board OF health
To drive quack doctors cut of the state
This bill was prepared BY the sta-e board
of health
To prohibit state printer from selling
supreme court reports
To give townships the right to erect
halls.
To repeal the hog dockage law Of 1S97
This IS a dead letter now.
To allow county superintendents 81 for
expenses for each school visited.
Senator Ward today introduced q bill
providing for an appropriation Of $50 800
for the Kansas semi-centennial e.posi-
son. 1t provides for the appointment Of
a commission to superintend The EXPOSE
uou arid expend the money.
A bili changing the hours for ghe OPEN
Ing and closing e polls On election day
was presented by Senator Simons II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
Mrs Robinson Presents Book.

Lawrence. Kan, Jan. 19.-The city Ii
brary has in its possession a book recent
" donated by Mrs. Governor Robinson,
which viii be of interest to many Law
renee people-especially to the old set
tiers. 1t contains incidents and reminis-
cences OF Fitchburg, Mass. and vicinity,
dating back to the settlement Of the
town. There are beautiful views of the
business houses. churches, residences and
points of interest III the country around;
also numerous photographs OF the lead
ing citizens.
Several pages are devoted TO the Fitch
burg people who came to Lawrence in the
early DAYS and who figured so promiE-
emily in its history. Il contains photo
graphs of Governor and Mrs. Robinson,
Chancellor Snowd the Kimbal family
Mr. and Mrs. Crew. the Earies and the
Hunt family. besides others well known
% many Lawrence people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20

Rev. J. A. Brown. missionary az the
attempted To 1soid a meeting last ntsht
at small school house in Illinois "A mile
from the Hannibal bridge A mob az
about thirty young men broke up the
meeting and the preacher and his little
son. who accompanied him. were COMPEL
ed - zee for their lives The mob fal-
lowed him - tho bridge win the avow-
ed intention % throwing him into tha
river, but he succeeded "a nalans bis 60
cape
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
Millions Of Women


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20

New York. Jan. ts-Ths J0urnal ~
Commerce says: Representative Of sev-
erd of the leading steel rail- mauufactuf-
ing companies were in thls afy yesisf-
day ami ID was undsrsioaa tht cau-
ference was held in REGARD te rcef
There had been talk thai the price woui8
h. advanced 81 e. ~ possibly 81 TOE
preeeat price IS 8 il was learned that
no change in prices was made and isefa
are Indications taat 10 change n prices
was made ana there are Indications thar
no advance Is usely % De- made Tor soms
timo
Knoxville. Tenn Jan. IS John Ror-fe-
feiier has agreed to give sI5.aa q Carssn
ana Newman college ~ aofsy Cresk.
Tenn. Drovs3ed the trustees ralse 3s8eo3
additional by 1895 The college "a 8 HaD-
tist co-educationaI instsuuon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20

Representative ciraser has hs hammer
out and proposes 3 &C. some knocking oa
the bood 81 s9c-ai a..z thas are -3laaz
Il Re Is opposed - The enactment =
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Earring bar grebet ON iia / en- me

Caring bar grebet ON 'ta | en- me-
get foruroliaenoe @rao / Canada.
8enerolauoernsr Minto losbe | en-
Sole, bon bolbt til Ell 9~eaefonsres,
Der iorleoen par iamlet / Ottotpo. at
en- Seruteoel al ole QeoSinIb / BRO.
ltpIoes n9onte Spabom, oa
aongrcsiens Sorntanb Sir Sson,es
@rdrt notolte. at SGrrng aorlia fro.
Der 100000 Ciiere blanot De en-.
geIlftolenoe Solf. Cir Wiliom Sing.
ton ubtaIte fla oeb Weoet bIanbt on.
6et ON Sprtnasimitten oa tiIraobe.
De pirfiomme Observation-Disclosures.
ringer I'll Eorebnegelie al oens
SpreonIrg. San troebe imiblertib,
al S9rine fem heIhreoes / bens fsrite
Staoier. % Smitten er eiter hans
Wenina heller life ioa inert iarlig /
9egpnoeIien Den Diffusion, ser
ianot Steo / aonaresien, bIep BET
hphoet al De ileite. al Sheorien ON
Terinaens arpeliqbeb life er FORFEIT.
9oeiIen Loo Jig life forpIante fra
SorpIbre Ill heres Iifom, mente
man. Wan9e, moaife De fIeite Ipae-
oi~6erifobeliqe guihoritcter hnIoer
oenne Anituellc, % Oct err 10 inaen
rtnse Srsit, a~ougresieu onbefolebe
Cpretteller al Sunatorier FOR Sp.
rInoslnae oe ubialte, al Staten bltroe
noe oerne Sag i'm beoite Ststte.
Spsrgsmaolet ON Cpretielie al iao.
oaunc Sanaiorier eler lRrltilte 500.
ipitaler Tor S9rinaspatienter bar
iom befienot / oct lenere inaet Ell
iremitiioi EIaos / Den ofieniliae 81.
fusion ogiaa her / Dc Soreueoe Eta.
tfer boor Der paa ioritjellise Steoer
er tapet ~iorelebige Sfribt / bemclois
&etning. SaaleSes bIep Der i Tintei
peotaset Ell Srbnina al @inneiotas
S~esislntur meo Oct Gnoemaal OF iac
| oprettet CT iligt Sanotorrim.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Soroisfoet Sooemiooel.
Gn itor 9cttclis for Susmsors.

30 nilse Gamer / en- pts gp ar.
beioer "popn Sorun" % bar leiet en-
lioen acknowledged bpor De ieic
laper lin Mab. Spppigt err De noe
on, aftenerne % Spsrssmaalet on
Maolopninsen polote meget Sooeo-
brlto.
9enlia bar Se Lott ErobIemet beo
at hape enbel goo. rig 6leoe peo
Saanoen % en- Gotfc tor frilf Grape
Huts.
Sm 80 Sefnnber er Wdaltioer
iproigt. os Oct er rent ct fortrplel.
De MaaItie ogioa, for Teoelmasen
paSier uomGrfcf I'll @rape Sugars
oelitate Seoimne i @raee.ssuts %
ircmbrinaer ell pnerit pellmogenos
Het. N9rinasorroien | bette 5eos-
miboeI or tilitretfcIia til at bolhe IN
Yerioh goo % mart icIp paa ct Iiost
apantiiuL
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
ltlupliae Sfilsmisier. De Sore.

nebe Staters Spieiteret bar afgtpe.
Ell aienoelie, Der peorsrer Here Sflls.
misie-Sager, % iom gaar no pau,
at en- Sfilsmisie er loplig oe aploiJ
per belle 2anoet, bnis ben er tilituaet
/ Ell Stat, bpor baabe Manb % Sit'
Itrrt er fat boiibbenoe. gr De Der.
imoo life faite S%nbbpggere at Sta.
ten, poa Den Sib De faar Sfilsmisic.
er oetne ugploie. 5 Sunbrepis al
sggtefoIf, iom bar giftet Jig igien
efter at bape erbolbt en- letpinot
Sfilsutisie / 0ofoto e1er andre Str
Ser, hoor bette bar labet Jig 9Isre
meo iorbolospis tibet 8eipar. err oeo
benne aienoelie iirnpeltben rebnceret
til gigamiiter, oe 9eciiionen bill
aipe anleonins til u~operifueliec
Granddaughter,
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Ne isberaIe 1smiole o~nerfiemocr

Ne fsberale 0omitole onerfienbcr
life en- statsIesisiaturs Mpnoisbeo
eller Net til at poabpoe lloifripnin1
% Grtroifotter til 5oroeI for Gnfel..
mano cIlcr gegunitigeIie at ct pripat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poa bet OF
fentIigcs gcfoitning. 1or nogle
Mar Iiben peotog ben lopaipenne
6nriamIing / annios en- 2op, Der
CAB Sonnihipbeitpreliernc gempno,.
aelie til at uoitebe "@onos" eIler
SbIigationer til Soroel for 6olf,
iom enifeoe at oprette Sufferfabri.
fer Der | Stoten. 2egislatlirens
Seniiat meb benne Sob bar at til.
ifpnoe Gprtningen nf Sorgbum.
bporof Der lopeS meeet Suffer, 90
Sormaalet funhe forioapiot piitncf
bore prisnRrbist; men Soreneoe
Stoters appelret / ct. 2ouis bar life
oeitominbre afgipet en- Deciiior,
bpori ben erflerer, ut nrpnte 2op er
Misunderstanding og ugploia. On
Mano, Der fjsbte noale al Sbligotlo'
nerne, anlasoe Gag for at iaa iihc
Genge tilbage. oe oct err benne, Jon
III tiliioit er bopnet | nppnte appel.
ret meb oct a~nfertc Neil,Itat. Obi.
a%otionerne err eiter appelrettens Sp.
i~atning neploiae % fsIgeIig oGroi.
leie. Ssieiteret afano Ell lignenoc
aienoelic Tor mango @or iioen / Den
ianfalote "5opeca Soa", og DC fshc.
role 9omitole er aobenbart ale enige
ON, at 2ope al ben ber ombaitoleoc
Slaes / olle TilfeIoer mo betras-
tes ion ugploige. 2egisIaturen fan
oltiao / ,SenboIo BERTH life forpdnoIe
ct pripot Soretaeenoe til ct o +
fentIigt Soretaaenoe peo tint
peltben at sisre VaaItnnb berom.
Ge ofaipne aienbelier / bisie Eager
oil iormobentlie iptie en- Chopper
for al Sopeipnins I Hetning al
Statstilifuo for Sufferroeoprfnina,
bporof ilere Stater | De ienere @or
bar hopt lin Gel. Minneiotas itoite
2eaislatur %afpiite. iom ~befienbt, en-
itsrre Sororing fra nogle Roeiilffet.
Sabrifanter, ifisnt bisie eiter Ell ito,
liaere 2op / Mrfeligbeben troebe iiq
fulot berettieet til oct iorlangte
9eleb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
"1ceorab-V oitsn"s gemprfning

onaoaenoe enfelte IrmeofiicererS
Gptr9ben i I%nlebnine al Genera!
1ninitonS ,sorfremmelie lober Ill al
hape iaaret "Rorbpeiten"S militrre
isslelier, % 9laoet beifplber os
blanot anoet Tor at bape "forfolifet
Siitorien", naor ri iogoe, at Se.
heIten Ssohn Tnil Sones forlob Snr'
set, ioroi ban life blep @ienitonb ior
Den Yooiflsnnelie, ban troebe fig be.
rettiget I'll. 0lobet nppner, at SSoites
if en- MeooIie al a%cngresien, og trpr
aobenbart. at bette bar al ben Velsn-
ming en- "Wanh al Solicit" fiinoe for.
lcnee. Sores ieln bette forionpiaf
life "Norboeitens" Mentug. Spoo
ban snlfeoe bar en- Sitting % RonA
Der ipareoe til De Sortieneiter, ban
hopbe iroIagt iia hos oct amerifnrifc
Solf, oa set fuuoe han life ioo. Der
bar 5ole on of oprette ct "Reor Ios
mirol" @mbeoe for ham. men Der
blep intet az. Zen nopnfilnoiae So.
helts 9ioaraier fan life misforitaaeS
/ bette Stpffe. gnalpnoerne bar al
orts funnel noe Sohn Vaul Soncs
iimpel Hetfproiabeb, ibet De life bar
pGret iitunb til at aiemme, at ban.
iom bar iebt Sfotte, eioroe feIlcs
Sag neo De a%merifanffe aoIonisr
moo gnalano. 9erior er meaet AZ,
bpoh Ser er blepen ifrepet ON banl
fra oct tSoIb. life paalibeliet. men
ieIp / enaeIifc aonperiationsIeri.
foner anteres, OF SSoiles Dor much
chagrined by the neglect that met
his boastfulrequest for further en-
ployment." gngelife Soriattere, Der
bar frepet ON ban, aotter zig opcl
oenne neglect. Mt arigSitoler
peit Toint enonu life bar oprettet
1856 err 10 befleltot nof. Gen bier
isrIt oprettet / 1902; men Oct milf
tore "Snobberi", Tom ri bar tinaO'
cS at fable @eitpointisme, bapoe al
lereoe beapnote at ifpbe Rob i An,e
rita aoifiuiee Ior 'er.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Hisapl. 9rofesior ar

Msanl. Hrofesior Snaps ira
Sanobrugsifolen / Spulitana er al
2anobrugsminiiter @iIon blepeu
engogeret til at foretage en- llnDerios
gelie al De mere Wetbober peb 9prf-
ming al Gis / De 2onoe, bpor oetre
Broouft aples / noeeri itsrre Woale.
itof. Sr. @ilion mener, at De Sor-
eneoe Stoter inoen ret lPnee oil
i~rembringe mis- NOT til 2anoets Sor.
brig % mere til.