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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
DEMOCRACY DoDeINe THE TRUSTS.

The Democracy of New York is very vehement IN It's
denuncation of trusts accusing the Republican party
with being responsible for them in that the
Republican party which stimulated in
dusres to that extent capitalists took advantage Of
the situation biggest trusts ever formed in th
country was in New York by biggest Democrat Of the
age and Pierpont Morgan his chosen agent The
man is Grover Cleveland who got up combine which he
called syndicate which authorized to manipu-
alte two hundred millions and of United States
rs we remember to the combine This Democratic ad-
minstration Clevelandtrust the daddy of all the
trusts so enriched Morgan and his crowd that they
have been trying to buy the earth since 1t
Morgans first great in combining syndicating
capital and Grover Cleveland the oldtme head of the
Democratic party and the Republican party is re
sponsibe In of this historical and well attested
contreemp the accusasons of the Democratic party OF
New York have sultifyng reverberation If our Demo
cratic friends had only practced what they preach and
in the meantime individuals should cancel their
bershp in the numerous combines in which they in
terested the trust situation might greatly simpffed
Heaven knows the Democratic party is responsible for
nnumerable national disasters counting the
administration of Cleveland which disasters
party Invariably resolved were assgnable to Repub
influences and policies But that this
ton of the New York Democracy smacks too much of
satan rebuking sin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
THE LAND OF THE TELEPHONE

To show how far Stockholm ahead other European
capitals the matter of telephone facilities it may
mentioned writes correspondent in the Swedish CAPT
tai that while London has Il telephones per 10000 in
habants Paris IL New York $50 Francisco 706
Stockholm reaches the figure $50 every bedroom
in every hotel there is telephone every tradesman
warehouse shop and private dwelling is connected Even
the ordinary washerwoman is the exchange. IN the
nearly every public kiosk where
payment of a small coin. speak, not only any
local subscriber but to in any other town
throughout the length ana breadth Of Sweden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
THE WORLDS GREATEST FLEA EXPERT.

special cable from London informs the Chicago Rec
ord Herald that Charles Rothschd Of Lord
Rothschild has 10000 heas Mr. Rohschid is only %
years Of age but is probable that he has heas
today than any other civilized human being What is
Mr. Rothschilds feas Of almost all varieties.
He has eas that from the tropics and feas that
have been captured in the Arctic region
1t must not be supposed that young Rothschild has
feas dog has them The gentleman has his in cages
He is in fact the greatest flea expert in the world having
devoted his life to the study and science of feas He
has been able do this because of his famiy's vast
wealth and the lack of anything else that it necessary
for him exercise upon.
The world may say that collecting eas is not calcu-
lated to help civilization improve social conditions but
the other hand it be denied that flea expert
be less dangerous to the community than boy who
wants to kill people with his automobile Therefore let
give young Mr. Rothschild his eas they
deserve
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
ANOTHER JOINT DEBATE.

Congressman Charles F. Scott, through Morton Al
haugh chairman Of the Republican state committee has
accepted the challenge Of j. D. Botkn Fusion candidate
for congressman atarge, for series Of joint debates
There viii be debates held Saina October
and Fort Scott October "A. These dates
provisional and cannot be definitely settled upon until
the local committees be heard from. Chairman Al
baugh of the Republican committed Colonel Charles Nc
Crum secretary Of the Democratic state committee and
H Curran secretary Of the Popust committee held
meeting and arranged the details Of the debate The sub
iect OF the debate will be the issues Of the day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
Daiiurs Eaalc
NOW UP TO THE MINE WORKER.
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.

Much is expected Of the conference TO be held this
morning by President Roosevelt with the representatives
of the coal strikers and those Of the mine But
side has been heard from in this fight between capital
labor The striking miners have done all the talking
The mine simply assumed air Of superiority
and remained silent midst camor, the limit to which
was only defined by the boundaries of the country These
mine owners are not consentng the conference ar
ranged president through pressure from
the strikers is the thunder the camor which has
begun go up from coal of practically the
entire people Of the country which these mine
are needing While no universal substitute for coal has
been discovered or evolved still voice Of the people
when united is omnipotent. The people through their
law making powers, reserve TO the public all mineral
springs and hedge about stringent laws the acquir
ing and utilization of all lands carrying gold. silver
per and the like The control hedging about of all the
coal oil and gas lands might within like restric
tive lines Public sentiment is superior to the awmaker,
as the people, masse greater than constitutions
AS the request Of president is equivalent to command
so the verdict Of the people decree restricted by no
possible veto The demands and threats of the Hungar
ian italian and other foreign workmen unheeded by
the managers and Of the coal combine but the
situation suddenly assumes different seeming when the
constitutional of the nation commands The country
will await with an awakened curiosity for the mine own
es side of the story That viii have to include legal
rights and moral equities paramount the suffering
which has resulted from strike the miners and the
suffering threatened whole country otherwise
there will be a yielding to the public demand, feel
assured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
EFFICIENCY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MEN.

In factory where 1,5oO work. their labor union
made an unreasonable demand of the The next
day number of old went to him and said: 1--WE
sorry that the union did this, and you to
know that not at the meeting"
The owner replied Then you to blame for it You
belong the union properly it is your duty
tend its meetings all the best had attended the
meeting the action of the union would have been wiser
Any demand that all the in the shop make after
full deiberation is likely to be reasonable demand"
Then he went Labor unions sometimes have bad
for the that cities have 1.-THE
best do vote To be of the union should
price the best men, and they should meetings
and direct its conduct"
Such incident this tells its story and carries
its moral The you think of it. the wiser the
owners conduct seems He has never had a strike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

In ALL seventyseven made OF material taken
from the nineteen samples.
The results indicate that minute quantities Of silver
often contained in these shaes and that some sam
pies show the presence of very small quantities OF gold
The samples do always give the results in
peaed showing that ten metals when present are
uneveny distributed through the rock None of the
pies assayed contained silver or gold in economically i'm
pcrtant quantities Although of course it is impossible
what be contained in those parts OF the shae
beds which have been assayed it Use extremely i'm
probable that this material will Of economic
importance silver or gold ore.
"A few samples were tested in laboratory of the
survey for zinc and also for copper. These samples
showed trace Of zinc or copper. The concretons in
the shale just below the Fort Hays limestone contain
brown carbonate of lime which frequently mistaken for
zinc blende"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
THOSE rReao COUNTY COLD sHALEs.

For year or two past wild claims have been main
tanned by interested Topeka parties and others that
the shale beds underlying lands in Trego county Kansas
rich in gold Excitement ran high and speculation
IL the higher Assays galore were made and mills
and processes employed for the purpose extracting
the precious metal The Kansas press those having
any experience sold mines booted at the preposterous-
Of the claim without avail professor of geology
at the university wagered reputation against the
possibility Of the shales carrying gold in paying guam
titles At last the wind has been knocked completely out
Of the humbug and the Trego county lands so back to
hort grass pasture prices the following official report
guarantees:
In bulletin No 2o2 Of the United States geological
survey. in press Dr Waldermar Idndgren gives the
results Of an investigation Of certain Kansas
undertaken by the United States geological survey in
May 1902 TO determine whether they carried gold and
silver in commercial quantities
The assertion that Certain clay shaes OF western Kan
contain gold and silver dates back about seven years
and originated in the work Of company Of men who
prospecting for zinc IA the soft clay shales near
Smoky Hin river in Trego county IN 1895 These shales
1t was found extended through large part of Ellis
county. large number OF assays Of these shaies was
made by different persons. large percentage OF the
samples was said 10 contain gold and silver was
claimed that the clay had average values Of from So 10
SO per in gold and silver Other persons among
them Processes f Haworh OF the Kansas state unve-
sy denied that the shales gold in notable guam
titles.
Companies were formed and mills were erected 10 treat
these shaes for gold and silver All the later develo
ments have taken place il Ellis county adjoining Trego
county on the east
"a brief description OF the topographic and drainage
features Of the region is given reference being made to
the United States geological surveys maps OF the HAYS
and Ellis quadrangles which embrace all points referred
nthe report and the geological features Of the region
are outlined
THE method Of sampIng and assaying are described
in detail The nineteen samples selected we're assayed in
the laboratory survey by Dr. Lindgren and Dr.
r Allen separately and then by both gentlemen eonjont-
y For further Information the samples the most i'm
poance were sent TO the director OF the mint Mr. George
T. Roberts who had them asssyed seven BY Mr W F
Bowen. Of the mint bureau. and by Mr..
Jacob B. Eckfeldt assayer OF the min in Philadelphia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
HIS OFFICE ALL READY FOB HIM.

The salna justice Of the supreme court lucky in
that he sooner nominated than he indicted
into Office He nominated justice of the supreme
court by the Republican central committee to fill
the the ticket occasoned by the death Of
Judge A II. Ellis and appointed justice by Governor
Stanley to fill the term until January. has
been in and will his place the bench at the
beginning of the October the supreme
Monday. Mr. Burch has appointed his stenographer
Gale Jones' who occupied similar position under Judge
Ellis The Republican politicians anxious for Mr.
taken care OF and Mr. Burch acceded their
requests that he be retained in his old position
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

The Orient is selecting noted railroad
agenent during the days Of construction This means
Orient being the latest OF great systems will
be- when completed. the most modern.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

So far can judge from the Fort Riley dispatches
flank Of the wagon train is still intact But
are about IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

The heart TO heart adjustment Of things in the White
House is surely an innovation 1t is feared that Roose
viii have to travel too much ice TO get the
heart Of Baer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

The Hill slate through in the convention Of
New York; it will so through the national Democratic
convention, too
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

James Sts-wfx was 81 Seattle There
h, net the Oldest proS1ecfor q the North
west Idly he tolt him IN psrz the STORY
O. the nugget The Old rrospect1- PICKED
u the giitterlnE BIT between his fingers
Then ~ jumped from his chair NJ
Staawix he exclaimed. this Is ~ a.
most perfect reproduction Z a crest rex
T. the Wolf River valley. rs On gov
eminent lsud and hasn't been taken up
There's something n this ths.s Eo-ts
The venture Let's ~ i ;ogsiheT'
A year later James 5ssawix Was 4 rlfre
owner ard z rsii.5o1zlr>- He had fosns
his fortune near The dogs head rock 81
the Woif Fiver Valley. James sssnrTix
xzs back n RS New York home He 9as
saik.rz % lis fathers cnly Surviving
brother. yiz sd The 4nrie .gts
mighty root II vcu &C. share tie r1saev
rror- ITS Snt - yours witS ~ r-st rs
ne family. BIT EhT q yoE irslsss On zfs-
Tx raj. tne Whole thi-E % 3 shosAore
ssvaEe Cir
Wei Uacie Jscx SAID Jzz-s Ssan-
six. .shs's sass-eales tn la,istla~ hsr
r-ce a-a would take lie rsereF sor
-the- rsseor thz- mat 81 -calc - -
Il wore thaa ;hzt rrcis JACK yos sp-~zT
a. -har.nE 4 wssh the family Vet tass
shoshsns savage CIR - yea cali her.
lrcks erougn Ike osr tezaiiy portraits .
be ny s-steT. Edward 2. C4aEL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

The republic Of Acre in Bolivia Just Up bust
It's is MISSIONER. 1t really contains three
or four acres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

II President Roosevelt through his conference breaks
disgust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

J. Pferpont Morgan invited the White House
conference Pierpoat is probably persona grsts-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

That man Birdsail Of Iowa who is succeed Speaker
Henderson. states fact clearly and as brightly as an
atrth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

Can President Roosevelt become = peacenakcr and
escape the usual fate Of the peacsmaksr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

In New York the wind Of the coal famine is BLOWN
the manufacturers CT gas stoves good.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

They are using the word shelter powerful LOT Il
Iowa Just low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

The chances are that President regards Roosevelt
decidedly busy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

agennent during the days OF construction This means
the Orient being the latest OF great systems will
be, when completed the most modern.
The heart TO heart adjustment Of things the White
House is surely innovation feared Roose-
Welt viii have travel too much ice TO get the
heart OF Baer.
So far as we can judge the Fort Riley dispatches
are not about II.
The Hill slate went through in the state convention Of
New York; it will through the national Democratic
convention, too.
The republic Of Acre in Bolivia Just up bust
ness Its is misnomer II really contains three
OF four acres.
President Roosevelt through his conference breaks
Up the coal strike Baer and Morgan may Europe
OF disgust.
That man Brdsai Of Iowa Who is TO succeed Speaker
Henderson. states fact clearly and brightly
author
] Pferpont Morgan invited to the White House
conference. Pierpoat is probably persona non grata
Can President Roosevelt become peacenakcr and
escape the usual fate OF the peaosmaker
In New York the i'll ind Of the coal famine is blowing
the manufacturers OF gas stoves good
The chances that President Bser regards Roosevelt
decidedly busy
They are using the word shelter powerful lOs n
Iowa lust low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
CHILD DRANK LYE
little Daughter OF VIM. Henderson Is
Very Ill.

The little 4-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Henderson was suffer
Ing severely last night from the effects
OF drinking I've. She VIII probably die.
William Henderson lives on Market
street above Twenty-arst street, and he
works at the Cudahy packing house Yes
terday Mrs Henderson had some strong
I've in a bottle which she was using to
clean the windows Of her house. She sat
the bottle down on the floor while en-
gagged in her work OF cleaning the win
COWS, and the little girl picked up the
bottle and drank portion of the con
tents.
The child screamed. and in the excite
ment II was some time before Mrs. Hen
derson discovered the cause Of the childs
sufferings A doctor was called and
everything done that could be, but some
OF the people az the packing house who
had seen the child predicted that ii would
die. The doctors said they could not tell
how much I've the child had drank and
whether it had reached its stomach il
only the mouth and throat was eaten
with the I've ii might get well.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
TO BE TRIED IN WICHITA
American Book 60. Controversy to he
Aired in Circnit eourt,

on September Is in the United States
circuit court in this city. Judge Hook
VIII hear the arguments on the injunction
gotten out by the American Book com
pany against Crane & Co. of Topeka,
Quinton & Quinton. and the county at
torney of Shawnee county for interfering
with their business IN this state. The
temporary injunction was granted We'd
nesday by Judge Hook at Leavenworth.
and he announced that it would be tried
almost as soon as court convened in this
city.
The American Book company has the
contract for furnishing some of the text
books for Kansas this year, and Crane &c
Co of Topeka enioined them in the su-
preme court because the foreign corpora
ton had no charter, according 10 the
state laws. This Injunction was dissolved
the early part Of the week, when the com
pany paid their charter fee and were
granted a charter. Crane & Co. and their
attorneys had already prepared another
injunction, but the foreign company got
in ahead of them and got the restraining
order issued.
Bookmen and attorneys over the state
give this as a victory for the American
Book company. The text books are all
changed this year. and the business for
the first year would be enormous. many
times as much as any of the following
years, and the company got out this in
junction because within thirty days every
book dealer in the state would be sup
piled with books, and as many Of the
schools VIII be open by that time hus-
dreds Of books viii have been purchased
by students before the injunction can be
argued.
The state supreme court was asked to
grant an injunction against the company
on the same day the United States court
acted, but refused. The complainants al
legged that the company had not complied
with all Of the requirements of the state
charter law, but the court held that they
had. and the restraining order was re
fused
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
NEW CARS ARE ORDERED
They VIII be Delivered TO the street
Hallway 90. About yoN. 1.

kt8ltg nv -. r D0ut --0N. 4.
superintendent ". r. Morrison yester-
cay received notice that the Street Rail-
say company had closed contract with
the ST. Louis Car company for some more
new cars.
Manager S. l. Nelson wrote that his
contract calls for three new cars. with
the privilege OF making it eight cars in
case the new line IS built on South EN-
poria avenue. They are all to be like the
new ones recently put on the Topeka
avenue line. with the Rattan spring seats.
Superintendent Morrison says that so
many people have expressed their PREF
erence for the last new cars. that the
company will get all the new ears like
them. He was especially anxious to get
the new ears before the date Of the fan
festival but the Car company could not
be induced to promise them before No
vember I. The new cars VIII be put on
Topeka avenue and West Side and a
ten-minute service given.
Mr.. Morrison says it is the intention Of
the company 20 keep right along i'm
proving the Street Railway company
system here until it Is made one Of the
very best in the west. Il was limited in
a quiet way yesterday that the COM
pary was going 70 build q ane pavilion
on College hin and THAI the ground 70
Gently purchased there by ". r. Nor
rsson and Co.er sin was II reality par
chased Tor the Street Railway company.
lut when asked in regard 70 that matter
Superintendent Morrison said that he and
aIr sim had bought the ground Ter them
salNts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
oFFERs FINE Prizes
Wichita Nursery VIII Give Special
Premiums for Fruit Displays.

". F. schell. Of the Wichita nutsery,
yesterday announced the following prizes
ne would offer at the exposition and car
nival this fall for displa-s Of fruit The
amount Of the prizes correspond with
Hberality CT the s.s<ocl2,lou ltselI in Of
fering purses and premiums larger than
any before offered b. any fair west OF
ST. Louis.
Mr. schell viii give SO for the best gen
sral display Of fruit a the fair For the
best plate IF Campbell grapes on eShl-
sition he will give $. For the best plate
Of Rathbun blackberries he vii isive IS
and for the best plate Of the Wonderful
lake peaches he VII give s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

Five men. picked because Of their powers
Of endurance. were put to work shovel
ing out the slack. and Mr. Hochstet-
ter was one of them. Because OF the
eas which filed the bin the men were
unable TO stay in there longer than 3
minute or two at q tine, but Mr.. Hoch-
stetter remained in a little too long.
When he emerged. he was almost suf-
located and soon was in a delirium- He
was taken TO his rooms. where W. II.
Watershed. one Of his employers, spent
the night with him. Yesterday his condi-
ton was much improved and he will be
able to return to work next week.
The fire in the coal bin burned hole
in the wooden floor. and the proprietors
of the establishment have decided to tear
out the wooden floor and put in one OF
brick IS the walls are already Of brick,
the bin viii then be almost freproof.