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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

There viii be a delegate convention Of
the Repub icals OF Kansas held IN the
CITY OF Wichita on Wednesday. tbs = IN
DAY Of May. 1sl5. ct the hour OF O Clock
g. m. for the purpose OF nor mating
One Justice Of the supreme court Tor q
ecrm Of two years,
One Justice Cf the supreme court Tor q
term Of four years
Three Justices OF the supreme court Tor
. term Of six years.
f-Ongressman-at-
Governor,
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary CT stSte.
Treasurer.
auditor
Attorney general,
Superintendent OF public instruction.
Insurance con missioner.
The election OF z state central commit"
Tee.
The delegates shall be elected In such
manner and at such time AID under such
rules and regulations rs may De pre-
ecribed by the county central committees
cr the respective counties. The basis o..
airport cnment shan be one delegate
large for each county and one deio gate
Sor each two hundred votes or major 1rac-
secretary OF state at the November eiec-
tioa in 1900 Provided. that no county
ehail have less than two delegates, in
GLIDING a delegate at large. and that ten
additional Delegates Be accorded Jc"Fi
worth county. by reason of the vote 81
ths Soldiers Home. under which 3ppor-
tionment the several counties VIII be
entitled 10 representation ct the state
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Wichita and Western.

No. 472, Pratt & Klngman Pas
senger, except Sunday II 90 4 n
No. 474, Pratt and Kirgman ac-
com, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ........................ 20 p m
Leave.
No. AL, Kingman and Pratt Pas
senger, except Sunday ....... Is p m
No. 473, KingInan and Pratt Ac-
com, Nc nGay Wednesday and
Friday .............a 10 D n |
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Frisco System.
EAST-BOUND.

Leaves Daily.
St Louis Mail & Southeastern
Limited -----....--.--.--.-- 81 p m
81. Louis & TT. Smith Express. 10 - p m
WEST-BOUND.
Arrives Daily
Kansas & Colorado Mail and Elk. 5 10 p m
Meteor ......................... % u m
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself IS candi-
date for the office Of Register az Deeds
or Scdgwick county. subject 20 the ceci-
sion of the Republican county convention
JOHN J. II JGHES.
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was the greatest function ever held in
Haifa. They made him speeches and
presents, they sang the songs of the
fatherland ana little girls presented flow
ers to the empress and ladies of her suite.
His majesty took a great interest in
everything. He visited the schools and
ordered a new outfit of furniture to be
shipped from Berlin. He went 10 The
soap factory and purchased enough Of its
products to wash all Germany. He visl-
ted the stables and the blacksmith-shop.
and was so pleased with everything. and
particularly with the loyalty of the col
onists, that he has since given an annual
subsidy to each OF the colonists Of 1900
marks.
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Inc E0CTo'0TI"- q 10 8EENT1I C0UlfE
committees or Of county conventions ara
requested 20 forward to the undersl@
secretary. al T0neva ceritcd copy o
the credentials OF the deleEates SO n"
thev may he received at Topeka not later
than the 25th Of Nav that the state
committee may be able 70 prepare 4
roster of 9u those entitled 70 partici-
rate in tho preliminary organization Of
the convention.
BY order Of the committee.
Dated q TODeka Kansas. Feb E 1893.
MORTON -ALBATC3 Chairman
T. T. KELLY. Secretary.
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Mrs. NAPIER MAGILL

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was afraid that this road might interfere
with the success and pro sperity Of one
he is building to Mecca. He seems to have
an idea that two railways would damage
each other if built in the same country.
although they do not compete in any way
or even run in the same direction. The
road from Damascus to Mecca is his pet
project He regards it as an important
religious undertaking for the purpose
of promoting pilgrimages to the shrine
of the prophet, and although there is
very little prospect that it VIII be COM
pleted in his lifetime, he looks upon ev-
cry other railway enterprise proposed
in Turkey as an obstacle TO its success,
no matter where it is located. Under
very strong pressure from the German
and French ambassadors he is recently
granted a concession for a railway to
Bagdad to Count Whales, q Frenchman
who controls the line between Damascus
and Beirut. he was even afraid that this
road would interfere with his Mecca pro-
ject, which he has undertaken himself
against men OF experience. II he would
grant . concession 10 some Engiishman
or Frenchman or German, the Mecca road
might be built, but his fanaticism will
not allow any infidel TO be connected
with the project.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
>-~1~------~-~--~-0
e E. HAMILTON. n D.
l2S East Douglas avenue SBitting block,
third floor. Take elevator at Market
street entrance
Practice limited to Eye. Gar. Nose anil
Throat.
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This manifestation of interest was very
important to the welfare of the colony.
for it strengthened their position with the
Turkish government and impressed the
officials with the propriety OF respecting
them. These officials understood the rela-
tons that exist between the sultan and
the kaiser and appreciate the fact that
Germany has for years been standing
off the other European powers whenever
they have threatened Turkey The colo
nists have suffered a great deal OF an
noyance from the local officials and pro-
vincial authorities. who. like the Turks.
are opposed to every thing foreign and
look upon their infidels as their proper
prey. in assessing and collecting taxes,
in authorizing the sale of land and in
various other official transactions they
were formerly very extortionate and ug-
~, but since the Emperor's visit they
have been more reasonable.
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Or. Schumaker. the United States consul
lar agent At Haifa. who Is a topographi-
cal engineer and archaeologist. has made
a detailed survey Of the country east
Of the jordan and is now about oompIet-
ing Q typographical map % that section
for The English and German Palestine
societies The same organization has
employed him 70 make excavations on
the plain OF Megiddo where Barak ard
Deborah defeated the Ca1aanites, as Re-
lated { nlhe fourth chapter az Judges.
Ahassah. KING OF Judah. died there when
wounded by Jehu. josia fought the Eg-
yQt'aa army and was defeated OF this
plain. and Solo7asn afterrward erected
extensive fortiGcaticrs there 70 con-
mand the trails from Damascus south
ward. x is expected that interesting
archaeological discoveries viii ~ reward
The enterprise Of the society Work be
ean last week.-wILLIAM E. CURTIS
Rock Island No. 5 leaves wichita :. x
-.-1--.- E.~zsr f-f-~- 50 n ~ .
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The present head CT the Temple Society
is Christian Hoffman. son of the found
er. who lives at Jerusalem. The colonies
are governed by council elected by the
people. which meets periodically at Jer-
usalem. They own large tract Of land
jut outide OF the citys walls and have a
village Of 100 or 500 people with -hne
buildings, neat streets. weIl-kept gardens
and every evidence Of German industry
and Thrift There are d Few Americans
among them.
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J. FRANKLIN CSELL- II. D.
~ East Douglas avenue
Practice limited 10 DISEASES Of the Eye
Ear. Nose and Throat
Telephone nulnbers-Omce. $50; resi-
dence. on $50
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RAlLRORDTIMET TABLES
Missouri Pacific Railway.
Atchison, TOpess; and Santa re Ry.

Atchison, Topekst and Santa Re BY.
Leave Daily
Kansas CITY. & Chicago Ex. Ill % a IN
N: =. Colorado q California Ex... - m
Wellington Accommodation $500 y p m
caldwell recommendation -.-..... u p 70
IL {. & CHeago Express ...--...--19 20 n
Arrives Daily.
f5is-1anCl5 cypress ~ ~ 4 IN
FEngleWood Branch Accom-. -. 3 90 p II
Leave Daily.
Panhandle Express .............6 . p IN
oklahoma and Texas Express - IN
oklahoma Day Express ..-..... 81 m
wellington Accc munodItion -. - N
caldwell Accommodation ..--.- - n
Texas Express ................ 10 p m
Engiewood Branch Accom-. ...... q = n.
daily except Sunday.
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The colony AZ JaGa numbers SO. and
that at Sarona. near Jana 900. There are
no Americans in the Jana colony and
only q few 1t Sarona. All the colonies
are equally prosperous. especially In trade.
and are Increasing gradually by recruits
from the United States and southern Rus
STA.
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A new pier at Hafa was also built by
the Turkish government. because the old
one is awkward and dangerous for land
ing. DR.. Schumacher the American con-
sular agent, was the contractor, and made
a good job of it. The pier is a. solid mass
of masonry and concrete and was intend
ed to be immortal. 1t was never used
but once. however. and that was when
the emperor landed.
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Haifa unsht become q town - impor-
tance IF the railroad 10 Damascus which
WIS started a few years ago could Ice
completed. bat there is utue prospect Of
the success Of thst enterprise because
q The jealousy q the Sultan and the Pc
Guitar policy lie pursues toward public
improvements The concession Is owned
hy the Thames Iron Company - London.
which has graded nfty-saren miles with
splendid >voard-bed. bridges ard cui-
ve~ts ault 81 heavy masonry. and had
laid SIX miles u track when The goyernor
az the province TOPICS the work By
order ~ the ssi,an and las not allowed
IL to BE resumed
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Rock Island No. IS leaves wichita IL
?. m arrives Kansas City. 50 ,. n;
connects fer Fl Worth and east
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Corner First and Lawrence. Phone II.
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he sultan sare As pFets1t nat he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04

The British ambassador at Constantine
pie has taken up the matter Of the Hafia
railway and is trying to secure permission
for the Thames Iron Company to com
plete the line, which would penetrate
Gallilee, the garden of Palestine, and the
most fertile portion of the valley of the
Jordan. If it were finished one could
go BY rail to Nazareth and the Sea as
well as to Jerusalem.
No biblical interest attaches to Bafa.
1t is not mentioned in the Bible, and the
only great historical events associated
with the place occurred in the year 100
when it was besieged and captured by
Tancred. the crusader, and in 1898. when it
was visited by the German Kaiser. The
Turkish government took a great deal
of trouble and spent a great deal Of
money to show its respect for NVilli1m II.
and TO make his journey in the Holy
Land pleasant and profitable. 1t was
a great thing for the country. too. and
even, we this very day are enjoying no
ticeable advantages due to his visit.
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Before he came. Palestine was almost
entirely destitute of roads. Since the days
of the Romans road building has been 4
lost art. In fact the Turks and Arabs
do not care anything about roads. any
more than they do about boats. because
they travel on the backs Of animals and
never use wheeled vehicles for any pur-
pose Therefore a camel track is good
enough for them, and they are willing
that foreigners should follow their ex-
ample without indulging in the luxury of
carriages and wagons. Hence Palestine
had probably the worst roads in the
world. But when the emperor decided
to visit the Holy Land the sultan en-
ployed a number Of German engineers
and under their direction set his army
at work to build 12O miles OF macadam-
lied roads to the points his fellow sover-
eign desired TO reach. Most Of them are
in good condition today. although they
have not been repaired since 1898. and
under heavy rains that occur in the win
ter are gradually washing out.
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Daily EsqIe. ueIlvsred, ioc Per Weak
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Terms CT Subscription.
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MUSICAL SCHOOLS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-16
OTHER THOUSANDS AFFECTED.
Train Crews ON she Coal Carryins
Roads Will he Idle.

Reading. Pa. May i3.-The coal
shortage is already apparent here.
Coal dealers were besieged all of sun
day by customers. and they say that
they have more orders than they can
fill in a month. even with the mines
running On an average the Phi'adcl-
phia 4 Reading Railway Co. trans
ports through this city about 1000
cars Of anthracite coal daily. This
does not include what is carried west
via Newberry. To handle this traffic
required a large number of engines
all of which viii he thrown out of
service. Besides the main line coal
train crews, il will affect many of the
shifting crews all along the line
Mahancy Plane will he thrown out
Of service. and with few exceptions
all the crews employed at Palo Alto
Cressona. Gordon and Shamokin vii
be put on shorter hours.
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BIG STRIKE ON In DENVER.
Lumber Handlers. Woodworkers.
Livery stable Men. Bakers. Ma
ehsntsss and Transfers Out.

Denver. Col. May Eight hun
bred men are now on strike in Den
yer. Six large unions are involved.
and the trouble shows signs Of
spreading. The lumber yards. wood
working mills and the livery stables
are completely tied up. while many
bakeries are practically closed. owing
to the strike Of bakers. which began
Sunday. The organizations on strike
with the number Of men out. are a
follows: Woodworkers. 300: lumber
men. $50; stablemen. 100; bakers, no..
machinists. g.; team drivers, IS. To
tai. $50
The carpenters and other building
crafts will he without materials a.
work on by Wednesday. There is a
further possibility that the grocery
clerks will be drawn TO the support
If the union bakers If the retail gro.
GERS attempt TO handle unfair
bread.
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Al Deard. With many aliases, want
ed in 81. Paul. Mimi. ON eharsr :"
robbery. and for whose capture inc
Minnesota officials offered a reward
Of -. 500. was arrested in kansas sity'
Mo. ON the 9th. Beard Is said 10 pe
one Of three men who shot and Killed
Policeman Charles Mayerin 81 faui'
on February / last, while they were
robbing store. and j. said To nave
been implicated in many bank ROD
berries.
Il. G. Dun 4 Co. Of New York on
the 9th. reported; Failures Tor me
week numbered PTS in the tnitei
States. against Isl last year; and -
in Canada. against 20 last year
Every iron moulder in ooaha, Neo-'
went on strike on the sth- About
three hundred men are affected anu
i've boundaries are closed
Over forty thousand persons arc
supposed 10 have persisted during t'e
late volcanic disturbance IN the
French West Indies
The senate. on the 9Th ccnnrne'
the nomination Of H. Clay Esans u
be orsul-general at London
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Events In Various Portions Of In
diana Told by Wire.


Laporte. Ind. May 1.-THE char'tieA
hoard has made hnal review Of the
evidence submitted at the recent m
ye.,ication 81 the Michigan City prison
and the final report will be submitted
10 Gov. Durbin. From an authen'ic
source il is learned that Deputy war
den Barnard will he entirely exon
Grated. The board will not mention m
the report the charges against DE-.
Horne. which means that no Efforts
will be made To investigate them. NJ
definite information can he secured as
To whether subordinates will be dis
charged. Ii is the supposition- now
ever. that the only result Of the IN
vestigation will be the dismissal o.
several guards.
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Scranton, Pa. May i3--Pres'dens
Mitchell, Of the United Mine Workers.
said that the strike in the three an
thracite districts is complete AP
proximately 100000 men and boys are
idle. Of which number only one haif
are in the Lackawanna and Wyoming
region. In every instance. Mr.. Mitch
ell said. the order To suspend opera
lions had been obeyed. About 10000
mine workers are out in the Lehigh
district and $4,000 in the Schuylkiii
field.
An official of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna 4 Western Railroad Co. saia
that that corporation had no inten'
ton of resorting To a lockout
Continuing. he said: "Ve do not in
tend TO irritate the men, and the
other companies are of the same
mind. Nothing will be done after
Wednesday. The situation is now IN
the hands of the miners. After
Wednesday il will be in our hands
I'VE appreciate the facts that Johr
Mitchell does not want strike
Neither do the companies. despite
what has been said to the contrary
While we do not want fight. we vii
give the men all the fight they de
sire il they decide that there Is TO b'
one"
From the same official source come
4 the announcement that the Delaware
Lackawanna & Western company ha
stopped selling coal. Not carloa'
has been shipped since Saturda.
morning. ANY order must now be ap
proved by the head of the coal dc
partment before being filed. tn
other companies have taken simila
action. and il is believed a coal fam
inc will speedily result il the ~usper
sion i made permanent on Wedne'
day.
The election of instructed delegate
is in progress President Mitche
went To WiIkesbarrc Monday. but h
says there was no significance in I'll
trip.
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Indianapolis. Ind. May l2.-On July
l $500. 900 will be available from the
sinking fund and the surplus from
the general fund. to be paid on the
state debt. 1T will he Immediately
applied" said Auditor Of State Hart,
las will the S636.oo0 certified Ia con-
gress against our war claim. There
is now $a,3i3.000 of the debt that can
he paid of at any time. The $780,
600 will reduce il To S2.0i3.0oo and the
$4,000 to Sl.377 900. On April J.
1918. si.os5.O0o becomes due This
however. canont be paid off until that
time"
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The Queen Regent Of spain Prep"rss
% Turn the Retns Over 10
Her SON.

Madrid. May 13.-Thc brilliant
weather yesterday encouraged ths
crow DIS to pour out into the streets OF
the city, and every thoroughfare was
filed with merrymakers. The ap-
pearance Of the streets was in strong
contrast to the scene which, at 'he
same time. was being enacted WIN"
the palace. Here the festivity gave
place to drama. The queen regent
Of Spain was sorrowfully taking leave
of her ministers and practically re-
linquishing to her son the solemn
charge which she has so faithiuils
fulfilled for the past sixteen ana
half years.
Premier Sagasta and his colleagues
proceeded to the palace at IL o'clock
yesterday morning for formal ieaNe-
taking Of the queen regent. and 70
present for her. majesty's signature
the last DEGREES to which her manu-
and seal will ever be affixed as regen'
Of Spain.
When the queen regent withdrew
her pen from the parchment cohiei
ring the Order of the Golden Fleece
upon the duke Of Cumberland nr'
eyes were moist. Her regency rea's
terminated Mt this time, although un-
ill the king takes the oath IN ,ne
presence of the chambers, May ~ n''
mother remains officially the queen
regent.
II was . pathetic scene when 'h'
ministers were ushered into the quee"
regents cabinet. She received 'ne'"
with the young king at her side. f'fe-
mier Sagasta, in an eloquent address
of leave-tnking delivered in behaii =,
himself and his colleagues. recai'ca
the day when the queen regent ires"
from the grief Of her widowhoou'
honorcd him with her confidence o..
though she scarcely knew him. ~
compared that day 20 this, when .ne
young king. with his devoted mo'ne.
q his side, was about to enter "Po'
an exercise Of his constitutional pre-
negative.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

The fiye-masted ship freussen- sa'u
10 be the largest sailing ship in the
world. was launched az Geestemunde-
Prussia. on the eth. She Is OF s,ooO
tons dead weight capacity.
Fire in st. Edward. Neb.. on the
,th. DESTROYED seven stores anu one
residence, among them ocing three OF
the largest buildings IN the town. \
number Of persons living in the Egan
block. which was partially burned.
had narrow escapes. being compelled
To climb down an electric light pole
to safety.
The Munising Paper CO., Limited
which has lust been organized with a
capital Of si.o0o,00o. viii build the
largest pulp and paper mills in the
United States at Munising, Mich, IN
the upper peninsula
Mai. T. a. Osborn. veteran OF the
civil war. died in Chicago. on the 'th'
at the home Of his sister. Mrs .. W
Barrett. His home was in Kansas.
Heavy snow fell at Abbeville and
Amicns. France. on the It'll. and
frost was reported from many places
in the northeastern departments.
Paul Leicester Ford. Of New York
the novelist, was shot and killed. OF
the sth. by his brother. Malcolm
Webster Ford. writer and athlete
who Immediately sent a bullet in,s
his own heart. dying Instantly
Miss Eleanor Matthews. who has
been general secretary II the Mil
waukee Y. w. c. A.. state secretary o
the Missouri and general secretary Q
the st. Joseph y. W. G. A.. died, OF
the sth. in Kansas City. Mo-
President T.. l.. Ripley Of the SAINT
re Railroad Co. denies positively tina
his road has been negotiating for III
Virgins Ferry Co. Of st. Louis. or fo
the ST. Louis, Kansas City & Colorad
road.
The democrats 81 the Fifth Misso'
. ri congressional district held pr
maries on the sth. Congressman Y
IS Cowhcrd was unopposed.
y. Adriancc Bush. assignee for HeI
nv brothers 4 Co.. Of New York. sal
on the sth. that the liabilities If tina
firm amount Ia $2,l63,5ii. He ais
SAYS the firm has enough assets
/ cover all debts.
I The cable repair ship Grappler, b
: longing 10 the West India and Pan
M Telegraph Co. Of London. WI
!. lost with all hands during the cru
ton Of Mont Pelee. at 81. Pierre. Ma
: Unique. The Grappler was one
the frst ships TO disappear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-16

Topeka. kas.. May ia special e.
tie journal from CorbandaIe. IA
miles southwest Of Topeka. says that
n fire which originated i'm Frank
ODonnell's store. Monday morning
destroyed practically the entirely
business section Of that town. Among
the principal losers were Frank
O'Donnell. general merchandise; the
McColm Hardware Co.; Nora Lewis.
millinery; the Barry EaEnc-s Co.,
Sutherland hall and Sutherland ho-
tel and r. II. McClair Hardware Co.
The cause Of the fire is unknown
and the loss II not estimated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-16

Guthrie. Okla. May I3.-In the dis
irict court here. yesterday. Frank FL
lis was sentenced tn the penitentiary
for life for the murder IF Ferris
Clayton. in Guthrie. last September,
while Ellis was n member Of the po-
lice force. lie pleaded insanity and
had four trials. each one being
against him. The case will he APP
pcaled to the Oklahoma supreme
court. Ellis was resident of milan.
npolis