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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20
THE CHINESE IN AUSTRALIA.

To judge from the article Chinese Exclusion in
Australia" which Hugh H Lusk contributed to this
months North American there is strong opinion in
that continent adverse to Chinese immigration Mr. Lusk
Declares
There are already good many Chinese IN one
OF the states of the commonwealth forming percentage
population least FIVE times great as it does
America they popular in That they are
Woodworking frugal and the whole fairly inofensive
and law abiding people, admitted everywhere but they
are essentially capable of really adopting adapting
themselves to the standards of the white which holds
the continent and the feeling be said be universal
which demands their exclusion"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20
FREE TRADE REPUBLICAN.

The editor Of the Atchson Globe in being free trader
sets Up the claim that he is also Republican. where
upon the Lawrence Journal challenges the possibility
Of such divergent and inconsistent reciprocity. The
Journal lands on Howe free trade Repubicanism with
combination Of Intermediates. as follows. can man
be Christian and deny Christie Can he be Baptist
and declare baptism unnecessary to salvation, free trade
Republican is the same as white blaekbirde For
answer Howe msht reply that Uuiarianz deny Christ
vet protest that they are not heathens that Bapsts
nave ded and gone TO heaven unmersd and that white
hiaekliTds are not 50 uncommon BY these same signs
there are free trade Republicans and free silver Repub
leans and free Cuban Republicans who subscribe to every
enent Ct the original Republican platforms as they were
laid down and defended by Lincoln and lis eompeers The
word 'fTee in fact cuts quite sath in ali Of the orig
ina Republican platforms and mas stin he occasionally
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

heard being uttered cry in Republican
tons and from Republican sumps Reciprocity if it does
mean trade conternplates exchange on equal
high tariff much as protection which
demanded of the Republican party Aside from neces-
sary revenue the Republican is not opposed to
any commodity which is not produced in
this country The protective policy which has brought
such prosperity country not devised nor is
maintained the purpose of beating ANYBODY but
to shut of the cheap competition underprced labor Of
other countries
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20
A PRETTY FoRcIsIs PRESENTATION.

The Kansas City Journal opposing the election of
United States Senators by direct vote Of the people,
sents this strong argument in favor of its contention:
As viewed by the founders OF government Senators are
ambassadors from equal They represent that
tity known the state the voting population
This idea of state entity permeates whole system
The President is selected by convention OF the states
not by convention Of the people the system wrong
should strike the foundation by making Presi-
Dental Office popular What the supporters of pop
ular elections leading to is complete abandonment
Of the system through which have grown and -four
shed for than century. If make the Office Of
Senator popular representative of the state organ
aton the next logical step apporon Senators
according population then vestge Of the
idea independent states will have taken its departure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

In the primaries at Manhattan Bailey S
friends carried every ward In the city.
The delegates to the state convention
from Marshall country are Instructed for
Bailey.
a dispatch from Emporia says that the
Piumbs have all returned 70 the Republic
can fold.
No doubt Fred Funston is awfuly glad
To know that he did Tot violate The
Hague agreement.
Barney Sheridan has offered a prize OF
/ 81 TO the first man ia his town who
I Whips book agent.
Frank Oyler, a Democrat OF Dodge
! CITY, is after the fusion nomination Tor
/ congress IN the Seventh.
] The Anderson county state delegation
was not instructed, but It IS divided be-
tween Troutman and Bailey.
p. P. Elder is hot at John Brieden-
thai for conceding that the Republicans
viii carry Kansas this year
II Bailey is nominated for governor.
Mort Aibaugh win remain as chairman
OF the state central committee
Thirty-tow Kansas counties have not
yet called conventions 70 select delegates
L. the Republican state convention.
Recently the Harvey county DELEGATION
was polled and Il stood as follows: Trout
man 3; Richter, 8; Bailey. 2. Cole. 9.
Miller, 2.
It is said that there Is an organization
o small 1ointists IN Kansas under The
name of The Kansas Utopia Associa-
uon. The joints are named Utopia clubs.
The Ministerial union has requested the
people ~ Topeka not % give parties SOC
Gals and the IKE ora Thursday nights
They want folks to go 90 prayer meet
ing.
Mort Aihaush saws there is nothing IN
the story that the friends ~ Bailey are
making hrht o. CaurFessran-
large scott scott wil ~ reromiuatel
BY acelamatiou.
The Topeka Herald fs printing a card
which is fail ~ Gne dots a-4 oaeriaE
prizes a. people who wil couat them corr
Tectiy- The opticians SHOULD De- mace lo
supply tie cost 81 tie prizes.
Just q year ago Mrs Nat.on vac az
traetirg as much attention orer the ne-
ton as that thrse-weeEs-c,d baby which
cries oEt, six years ~ famine ln kan
sas. is 81 the present uoreH-
The azoirarts Tor governor on The ~
sion ticket aye Dave nVe-nrrr 1afesa.
Edwin Taylor. EDWARDS -l.i.
Morgan. Elreka; vs. :. Bba. Wicaaa
George 81 Munger. EureEa. 81 - cred
dock, Kansas CltF.
says Ed Hove every once 81
white q neither vEi ret'ce how sHeE-r
81 me httle airi suss at h1r even err
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20
DOT SCHEMES AND SLOT MACHINES.

Topeka is getting to be regular sporting town and
makes no bones about it The Capital adverses that
people can play twobit slot machines. the penny
and nickel being too slow for the gait town
hayelng-Leavenworth Times
Yes and the Topeka Herald has devised dot scheme
additional which to play costs the price paper with
chance to pull down fifty dollars. OF course if one
in thousand the Herald would only come out
even The entire Eagle outfit would be in by the
city marshal should it attempt palming OF such game
in this moral municipality of churches schools and cir
cumspeet newspapers. II cost innocent Wichita crowd
fifty dollars only last week pulling of rooster fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

Oklahoma City Times-Journal: A rem
devious for wolves has been discovered
north OF the city on the Barn place. and
at an early hour this morning two large
wolves were seen within almost a stone 3
throw OF the city limits These two
wolves have been seen by various par
ties of and on for the past three weeks.
and several attempts have been made TO
XIII them. Men who have gone out in
search of them with guns have been un-
able TO get within three hundred feet Of
them. Mr.. Harm saw the wolves today
and described them as being a cross be-
tween gray and a coyote. Tic is prob
able that a band VIII be organized in the
near future to put an end to the existence
OF the wolves in this vicinity, before any
damage is done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA

me & + 5. line viii have been com
p'eted 70 Vernon, Texas. b. Christmas.
The troubles Of the northwestern Nor-
Raj az Alva continue with cld-tirae vigor.
Reverend Scott Anderson is holding a
hig revival in the Christian church At
I FL Reno.
An Oklahoma advertiser announces that
! he carries axie-dope- he must mean
{ axie-g-ease.
The verdict IN the Strip on the wheat
IS soft wheat damaged seriously: hard
wheat al right"
Blackwell win dispense with the stand
pipe principle IN WateTworss ard 80 70 the
direct pressure
Il the Indian territory is made Jefferson
/ viii be the second stare 10 be named
after president
II Is to be hoped that Governor Fergu-
sens visit 10 that sanitarium viii not
setrt another cyclone.
The business management Of the Fl
Reno American has been taken BY
Aessrs- Becker and Purdy.
Samuel J. Kennard OF st Louis. pre-
scented the Methodist church 81 Tulsa
with $50 opera chairs and a pulpit.
The Ava Pioneer wants W. NJ. Ander-
sen or Enid. 10 be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination 10 congress.
The biggest acreage OF cats IN the his
tory OF Oklahoma is now going in. Every
body viii have big patch Of them.
The city council Of Blackwell has pass.
cd an ordinance compelling the planting
O. shade trees on residence streets.
Perry Louthan. a farraer from near
LOTHIAN, Oklahoma. died suddenly " lille
IN MS bath at GeQda Springs TUESDAY.
Nearly all the eastern papers speak
favorahly on Oklahoma desire to be
admitted as a state. but very few of
them hand any bouquets to Kew Mexico
and Arizona.
Item iR the Carwile Journal The mas
ouerade that was 20 have been at George
Hockenberry last Friday night did not
naterlaiize on account of the prevalence
OF smallpox and humps.
The Alva Pioneer calls on Governor
Ferguson to make personal investiga-
ton OF the affairs of the Northwestern
Normal before he takes final action in the
matter Of q new president
The speakers at the dedication OF Ponca
City's hall next Saturday VIII be Mayor
Governor Ferguson. W F.
Ellis, Senator Brodbol. 3. S. Barnes, +
Virgil Brown, and Father Stevens.
Some one in Washington the other day
made the argument to Dennis Flynn
hat New Mexico was more entitled 10
statehood than Oklahoma because New
Mexico had been a territory for nifty
-ears- Dennis nearly tainted.
Enid Eagle: a real. cherry-red. warm
ime was INDUCED ia by de coliud popu-
alton at the southeast corner Of the
original townsite Sunday night Whisky,
,raps. one coon got his eye punched out.
inother had his head jammed by the
'utt end OF Marshal Whites revolver,
eVeral were more or less dishgured. and
he police court furnished four eases into
Which the harpoon OF justice was thrown.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

The Chicago and Northwestern is training It's men To
pure English side track is called AUXILIARY
and engineer 'engineman." But the Chicago and
Northwestern viii find that it train the whole
public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

The Frisco railroad proposes to build 70 san Francisco
But it viii have line 10 the Gulf Of Mexico years before
il reaches the Pacific coast.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

Roosevelt IS hynotist Since he made few passes
and Schley
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

The Chicago and Northwestern railroad has ruled that
passengers must keep their feet the opposite seat
The passengers will when possible. take another road
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

We may vet be introduced TO Rohespierre singing bass
toinette.7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

Ruby Marion. rich actress left the stage at Denver
the other night and joined Salvation Army she saws
she is doing It for q life Of frIvolity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

Congress VIII finally consent sc the aid OK Cuba
with tesspoonfu Of anything American the time
srsra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

The Chicago papers are relentless. When Dowie ad
vertises sermon the Chicago papers publish II under
the head of amusements.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

The Rockefelers getting into the Missouri Pacific
some day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

Mrs. Board. rich woman Of Port Huron Mich has
ordered $4,000 worth Of books for her library OF course
the bindings VIII be superb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

BRIAN travels around a heap for real editor The
foreman must be doing the real The Conno1er
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

When they take the notion the Chinese rebels can al
ways be depended upon TO ick the regular army
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

E6e fsFaeFs n some sections q Missouri eaias
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-20

Ire doctor died the rtEer 6av Amos
eyerT body II B-utussiise AID - IRE c1sz-
Try rol7d abolt weat 20 hia funeTal T7sF
crowded. rassrd Ire 1cTln zn1 lasl.e1 -
his v--irkies- Eicdlv cd 1acs 18th ns
eriEzicl Beard
A-rrnE The Dour-srs Vas - cd frsk
v-ls1e-EGEzn- She bad her llttle bzre-
footed. ge8 headed 10y witn her re vss
frightened ard Vzrts1 % - heEe 80
she draEged hl- sie-u5y up % ere Sc ~
the coffin
Leok ~ hirn. i5la' ths-s. shs cen
7sau1el and doaE fe-Es hm Ele ea-
lie aesi nlsz itat cFer Eee
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
Local and Personal.

Prof. w. II. Gallup has gone to
Mountain Lake to be absent for sever
al days.
Miss Blanche Anderson has resigned
her position in Chadwick's store and
taken a position with S. A. Posten.
Miss Carrie Hess mas resigned at Pos
tens.
SOME of Tom Protzman's Morgan
town friends are arranging to be pres
ent at the opening of the Castle on
Thursday. They will also pay him
numerous visits later
AN option has been taken on a
fine property on High street for the
new Title and Trust Company and
it is probable that in few days the
details of the sale may be made pub
lie.
T. f, PRoTzMAN will open Castle
Keyser on Thursday the Sd. For
those who would like to spend quiet
Fourth and enjoy themselves in a very
proper manner at the smallest posi-
BILE cost we would suggest that they
take a day at the Castle.
THE West Virginia editors who re
turned to their homes yesterday from
trip to Niagara and Canada had q
very pleasant and instructive trip
They were shown many courtesies by
their brethren OF the quill at points
along the route. Some incidents OF
the trip will be related hereafter.
THE cleanliness OF Morgantown is
subject Of remark by visitors gener-
ally. While we are often inclined to
complain because it is not always
kept like new pin we should remem-
Der that it is done very well and bet
ter than in the average town. Ii the
ladies would form the city improve
ment society referred to in another
column it could be very much further
improved.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
Married.

Johnson-Married on
Tuesday evening July 1st at the home
OF the brides parents Charles Clear
Ballard Of New York and Miss Agnes
Johnson daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
Okey Johnson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John t. Marley of
toe Episcopal church. The couple
were attended by James Johnson as
best man and Miss Sarah w. Johnson
as maid of honor. Miss Bessie Douth-
at presided at the piano and played
the wedding march. After the cere-
money which took place at seven
o'clock an elaborate wedding supper
was served and the couple took the
night train for trip east. They will
be at home after September first in
New York city where the groom is
engaged in educationa work. Prof
Ballaed was connected with the Uni
yersity for some time and made many
friends in MorgantJwn. Miss John
son belongs to one of the most promi-
nent fanatics Of the state and is uni
versally esteemed III this city. Every
one Joins with US 10 extending the
heartiest congratulations and best
wishes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
A Remarkable Bank Statement.

The report of the Farmers q Mer-
chants bank made public yesterday
showing its condition at the close OF
business on June 30th is remarka-
bic. Its loans have increased $780,
600 since the last report. It's depos-
its have grown to within fraction
of 1859, 900 or nearly nineteen times
its capital and It's resources to over
half million. Its stock is gilt
edged and not share of il can be
bought at any price. There are PEG
pie who would give 400 per cent for
some OF it. Its showing furnishes
proof of the remarkable management
OF the institution and is great
compliment to the ability of its Of
ficers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
RATTLE SNAKE IN STABLE.
No Leye Dorton Yarn, But Beal Live
Snake With Seven Rattles-k Killed
by son of Al. ShriFer In Sam Pick
enpaugh's Stable.

I
Rattle snakes are not common il
town. but a real live one was killee
in Sam Pickenpaugh's stable Tues
day. 1t was a large one with sever
rattles. Morgantown people have
been so humbugged ty Leye Dorton's
HAIR raising snake tales that it i;
hard to get them to give ear TO a
real live squirting Shiny snake
story. But this was sure enough
snake, so listen:
Mr. A. j. Shriver OF GrandYille
with his son were hauling litter
from the Pickenpaugh stable below
Chestnut street Tuesday, and dis
covered his snakeship coiled up
among some old shoes right behind
hens nest.
Miss Emaline Plckenpaugh had
come out to gather the eggs only a
minute before, and had walked right
over the reptile, which was concealed
beneath the rubbish, 1t was diseoy-
cred by Mr.. Shriver's son when he be-
gan removing the litter, and he killed
it at once. Mr.. Shriver went over to
the store and tried to play joke on
Mr., Pickenpaugh by telling him he
had killed his pet, making him think
his dog Prince had gone over the
river.
A great number of young chickens
are kept In the yard, and most in
this very stable Several of them
have been missed recently pointing to
the probable fact that Mrs RATHER
has been living high. 1t is thought
that the snake may have been hauled
to the stable with load Of straw Mr.
Plckenpaugh got of Geo. Irwin on
Bakers Ridge last fall, and wintered
Ia the stable. Sure it is that the
owner of the stable don't want to buy
any more rattlers to I'LL up his barn.
He imagines now that he has been
hearing the venomous thing for weeks
pastshaking its defiant rattles, but
supposed it was only the wires on his
baled hay. Leve Dorton had better
stay out of town till next season rolls
around for truth is stronger than
fiction.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
May be Parkersburg.

The encampment of the West Vir-
ginia National Guard may be held in
this city beginning with the fifth OF
August, at least that is the indica-
ton at present says the Parkersburg
Journal. General S. B. Baker and j.
B. Finley. have been at work for some
time and this morning had an inter
view with President Shattuck of the
street railway company, who stated
that he would furnish the encamp-
ment lights free Of charge and give a
few hundred dollars beside. The offer
is very liberal one and and as there
is bat $500 to be raised to secure the
encampment it is very probable that
it will come here. Further partieu-
lars will be given later on.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
Castle Keyser Open Thursday.

A note received from r. f. Protz-
mon this afternoon says that Castle
Keyser will be open tomorrow Thurs
day and that party of twenty five
people from Pittsburg will be there in
the morning The Greater Fairmont
band will visit Tom on the 18th. AL
of them will luxuriate on spring
chicken and waffies. There is fine
boating and bathing in Cheat and
everything will be done to entertain
and amuse guests.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
ONLY WHOLESALE.
Rowland Cobb will no. Longer Sell
Lumber to Contractors.

Rowland Cobb who has been 10 the
lumber business here for some time
has discontinued the practice Of sell
ing to contractors and will hereafter
sell only to dealers at wholesale. His
wholesale business has gotten clear
ahead of him SO that he must devote
all his time TO it to keep up.
Mr.. Cobb is travelling over a terri
tory which reaches from Huntington,
w. Va, to Johnstown, Pa. He ex-
poets to get home every week.
During his absence competent
and reliable man will represent him
at his Office at all times He will
supply lum Der. lathe and shingles and
deals in yellow and white pine, poplar
and oak, either rough or dressed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
The Ladies to the Rescue.

In the eager scramble for money
which has taken possession Of the
population Of this town, the old love of
the beautiful seems to have vanished.
We seem content to drift into the
sordid, slatternly aspect Of any other
old town.
We forget that Morgantown has
won the distinction of being the most
beautiful town in the state, and owes
its prosperity much to that fact. Are
We willing that its aesthetic features,
and aesthetic taste OF its population
be entirely obliterated in its present
and future growth? Are we willing
the utilitarians should make it entire
ly place Of business, of manufactor-
les, of workshops?
We are waiting-impatiently wait
ing-to hear even a single voice amid
the din and hustle Of business calling
for a park, piece OF green sward, a
monument, tree, or something that
would Indicate that all the old time
love of the beautiful is not dead.
But, alas, no such voice is heard
We are too busy. We are too intent
on pelf. Soon indeed the town will
be simply a workshop, a collection Of
houses, of brick walls, of business
signs, of paved streets, with nothing
TO relieve the eye or redeem us from
an unconditional surrender to the
god, Mammon.
We are persuaded that the only es-
cape from this is for the good ladies
u Morgantown to come to the rescue,
and organize themselves into an as
ISOLATION for identifying the town.
This is their bounden duty. The sit
alton appeals to them in peculiar
waY to their love of the beautiful to
their reputation for refined taste, and
their public spirit. If they do not
rise to the situation we are lost. The
men are already lost-they are past
all hope of redemption. They are
joined to their idols and might as
well be let alone.
Will not the enterprising ladies OF
the town get together and determine
what can be done to make this town
grow beautiful as it grows rich? We
know they can command and have it
come to pass. We know that il they
undertake, something will be done,
And we know too, that only they
know what ought to be done.
Who among our ladies have SUM-
cient public ssirit to organize this
movement?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-02
DIR. WHITE LECTURES.
Talks of Character to Large Audi.
ence Last Night.

Dr. Emerson e. White delivered a
fine lecture in Commencement hall
last night on Character. He did not
treat the subject in the old fashioned
set speech but treated it from psy-
Geological standpoint He said that
character showed itself in mans
thought, action, speech, voice and
gesture. In word what man was
he could not keep from showing to
the observant student of character
who noted the unerring signs of the
real nature behind the sometimes as
sumed mask. Special music was rem
dered and the affair was a very enjoy
able one.