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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
A STRONGER FEDERAL LAW.

On the heels Of the temporary Injunction granted by
federal Judge Chicago against the beef the price
Of beef the hoof has been marked the highest
figure ruling for twenty-five years past The receipts at
the Chicago stock yards have been quite large Of late
for the corresponding period of year. so short
of supply has nothing to do with the advance This
of hand treatment OF the situation in the contrasts
strongly with the skuying of the beef trust concerns out
of New York in order avoid trouble threatened
investigation by state authority But then York
antitrust statute has been tested and found
courts whereas the federal act of July 1890 despite
apparently conclusive phraseoogy has yet to demonstrate
its authority interstate combinations in restraint Of
trade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
TO ExPLoIT THg,g IANDs.

1t is intimated in dispatches from Washington that
the consideration Of the Philippine bill in its details will
require another week; and well it may The sections
providing sale or lease Of the immense public domain
of the archipelago viii need a thorough amend
ment TO nothing Of those providing free silver
coinage As 10 the lands General Macarthur has testi
fed before the Philippine >~mmittee that zone of the
great apprehensons of the people that the effect
Of exploitation viii be to deprive them OF their resources
and reegate them to position Of social nferiory
which they are very sensitive
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
ANOTHER SEMINARY COMING WEST

The trustees Of Andover theological seminary are TAX
ing wise step in proposing to the institution
the west in order to be the the life
the continent 1t is possible however they will find
that the decreased attendance has to the
neaness Of the great eastern universities but other
and potent which have been discussed with
great frankness of late by the religious press The diff
fcuy of securing the attendance of desirable students at
theological schools to be growing year by year
and feasible plan yet been proposed 10 bring
about return the old conditions when the best minds
felt an inclination toward the ministry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
PEACE PRospEcrs ARE VERY COOP.

Opinions the progress of the peace negotiations in
South Africa are abundant enough while is almost
lacking 1t viii be generally felt however that the
continuance of the pourparers almost jusfes the opn-
stc guesses of the English press Certainly the
of the Boer leaders truculent the conference would
have dissolved long ago Meanwhile the report that
iIrconclabes will trek German East Africa suggests
at least division in the Boer councils and leads the
hope that this enterprise may catch nearly all who
for perpetual resistance The report too that Kch
has the personal confidence of the Beers is
every way encouraging Eliminating entirely the
which bear their stocmarket origin upon their face
will feel that the absence of bad and the
of minor dispatches in the hopeful view
every anticipation of honorable settlement
with the Beers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
MOULD COME CHEAPER

Ensign Nelson the naval torpedo expert AZ the Port
Royal station told the Hoase Navz Committee the other
day that dozen submarine boats to De had fer about
slooooee would be worth Tor hasbor defense than
battlsship costing times as much This view
seems 70 be highly favored among naval experts not
outstanding apparent discrimination il ocIsI cir
lees 70 eliminate submarine boats from the navy list
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
AFTgR THE sMARr scAmps

Having practically wiped endless chain" con
Germs that prey upon the ignorant and unpary the fraud
order division Of the postofee department has begun
crusade against class Of bond Investment ana -.
corporation companies that have hourshed Ike green
bay trees in an Of reckless speculation single agent
q the department found four weeks tour over loo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
RAscALs AND THEIR PEERS.

federal supreme decision just handed down that
volunteer officers cannot pass upon the guilt innocence
Of accused regular army officers and vice In the
case in question captain in the regular army who had
been convicted of violation of the laws by
martial composed of both volunteer and regular army Off
protested the supreme court that he had not been
tried by his peershat is by officers of equal higher
rank in the regular army the United States To this
the has made that the point we'll taken
volunteer officer being in technical legal sense
the peer OF his associate equal rank in the regular
military establishment The distinction will rather
nice to the average citizen fails utterly distinguish
between thief and embezzer in the volunteer service
and similar rascal nfesting the regular army.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
PROGRESS OF CHINESE REBELLION

The rebellion in South China seems to be gathering
force Ike SNOWFALL as it progresses from one town TO
another and the government troops though winning
time to time pitched battle seem to be generally on the
retreat The slaughter always crest because the CHI
nese neither give take quarter make clean sweep
after the fashion Of Genghis Khan Timour the Tar
tar whenever they capture village killing all the nhab-
itants and lootng everything the shape Of movable
property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
A sclentlhc -

CFrom the New York n,eskiT5
pScfor-spss king . Torr trouble ulth
your husband. do vcg know that z ~ G.
scientific fact that meat causes had ten
Ar. De Jsrr-oh. yes have noticed
Il always does. and especially EEsa ite
burnt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
DISCHARGED.

CFrora the Ohio state Jolrnal1
Juage-Your wife has brought suit
against you FOR dssertiou. sir. What have
you 20 say Tor yourself
Accused-It was this WAY, yo1r hoaq-
You see. my wife asked ne &c bcst the
carpet and
LIZ Eneugh. you are dlseharged-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
4 Nzturzi Questior.


Mrs. Hoon an zhe nsicst ~ hs- rsa5-
sres-shs rfrs C5sErezFnen swaes-
hsrunser las started cTlsads aEzlrst
tecoilesfs zcErs
Mr. Hsoa--Hzt u Mrs. CoaEreEErzS-
szacksar1roer sensible - sli1nTz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
AZ Caoaclty.

fF~rar- Srzsri rfff
.w-s. Tagkl-Erons A1stsa8 e1ght q -
q good issfereT
@4e a. he caa ilsssz - zezfsg TO
Euz1rss -a-sz z.izzse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31

IRON th- Bostae Irzcsrrlftl
VISITOR 90 tte ffts77er--s f7asree tatr
use g yogrs r. here i roaiinlal tc--
tsre-
gsoz.s~--gs. 10 rot - set 80 tat
we ssas asse Visitors sFs-g esy. Ea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
SEARCH TO
NO PURPOSE
Whereabouts of Louis DeIzelI
Shrouded in Mystery.
DISAPPEARED ON MONDAY
Fear of Some% Fatal Accident
are Entertained.
DISAPPEARED ON MONDAY

Last Monday morning. Louis Delzen
disappeared from his home on the West
Side and has not been heard from since
His heslth being very poor it is feared
that come accident. probably OF fatal
character, has happened TO him. His
father. n. H. Dazen. lives on Hinton
avenue. on the West Side and IS the sole
parent of a large family, the mother
having died some time ago.
Louis Delzen is young man of IS
years OF age. At times hts mind gets in
q deliriouS condition from his lifelong
III health and lately at these periods, he
has Threatened violence 70 his father.
brothers and sisters. Monday morning.
just before he left the house, while il
{ suffering condition. he made an attack
on his father. IL is said, and the latter
bad to hght his own son 10 save him
self
Fears for the young mans welfare are
entertained because it is thought prob
able that in & 1T Of dependency over his
III health, he has gone 10 some seQuested
place and taken his own life. The family
ere still clinginE TO the hope thar h viii
turn up al right in & day or Two rot
withstanding the fact that = search has
not revealed his Whereabouts or the direc
ton he took.
The father. ". II. Delzell. Is n employe
of the National OF company he has
been here many years and has many
friends who hope that the son. who so
ruysteriously disappeared viii be found
Vet all right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
OFF FOR LEAVENNORTN
City Officials Attending Meeting or
7gunIcipnl League.

Mayor Mclean. City Engineer Harding
City Treasurer Harris, City Clerk Le-
land, City Assessor Jackmsn. city At
tOrney Helm, Assistant Fire Chief Brown
we'll and Ccuncinen Luling Davidson
Pearee. Bellew, Burton and Herman left
last night over the Missouri Pacific for
Leavenworth 10 attend : special meeting
Of the Municipal League Of the cities Of
the first class Of the state Of Kansas
which viii convene II that city this even
ing.
This meeting was called to discuss the
new city charter act as prepared by ".
n. Bird OF Topeka. The act contains all
Of the laws passed by the Legislature and
some new features. At the present time
the Laws governing municipalities are
scattered throughout the statute books
and Mr.. Bird gathered all the laws into
one general bill, which the legisla ture
viii be asked to pass this winter. Besides
the laws alread passed. there are some
changes which give the cities OF the first
ment and in dealing With corporations.
There are many little points in the law
which il is believed VIII De a help IN
city government. especially IL the larger
cities OF the state. At the annual meet
ing Of the league had in this city last
February the matter was discussed and
Mr.. Bird appointed 70 revise the statutes
and present the act 70 the league for dis
cussion- The meeting al Leavenworth
viii discuss al Of the new points in the
law and make plans for securing itF pas
81 &c by the legislature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
BRICK BUILDING
ON EAST DOUGLAS
Jacob and Fred BisSanz to
Build One.
WILL COST $4,000
Three Stories High With
Frontage of Fifty Feet

Jacob and Fred Bissantz yesterday
purchased OF the Carey estate through
the firm Of J. ". Clendennin & Co, lots
- and G., in EnsHsh-s addition These
lets are located on Douglas avenue,
twenty-five feet west OF the Carey hotel
and the price paid for the two los vas
$500. Next spring the new owners wnl
erect a three-story brick business block.
with : frontage OF fifty feet and a depth
Of 80 feet. 70 cost in the neighborhood
OF N2os0.
In contemplation at the present time
and the plans for nearly all axe in the
sSchitects hands. are enough buildings
10 I'll the south side OF Douglas ave
rue between Emp0Tia ard fremont with
brick buildings a. least Two stories high
with the exception - just one lot on
The corner. In the block row tands tho
Carey hotel and M Eaton viii build
twenty foot addition 20 his property
early IN the spring. The Bissantz Bros
build q double thTee-story brick building
with 3 frontage Of fifty feet Dr. Kirk
wood has built a tw0-s-0ry brick build
ing on the property adjoining and this
aojoins a two-st0Ty brick occupied By
trunk factory. Mr.. Bronson viii build
three-story brick building just this side
Immediately ard when they are com
rleted the entire block VIII be built up
win the exception OF the corner lot. DR..
Dorsey yesterday began tearing down tie
old buildings on the west side OF I'm
pcria avenue and VIII erect . three-story
brick business block on this corner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
OFFICERS WILL SHOOT
Battery Boys Challenge Policemen TO
Pistol shoot


Chief Burt yesterday received the fol-
lowing challenge from the officers Of
Battery A" K n G..
Wichita Kan. Nov, L. 1892
We. the officers Of Battery "A" X
n G., wishing TO promote the interest
in pistol shooting in this city, do hereby
challenge the policemen of Wichita kan
sas. 10 a pistol shoot on TbauksgiVing
Day. The officers Of the battery 10
select six men from its Organization and
the chief OF police 10 select six mea
from its organize ticn, 20 participate II
the proposed sheot.
Arrangements. with reference TO rules,
time and place. 70 be deciSed later.
GEO. DOWNING. Captain
HARVEY I'CAIN First LIEUT.
GUY GASCoIGNE Second Lleut)"
CHIEF Burt. sfter a consultation with
his men decided - sccept tha challenge
and p e few days WI appoint MS men
70 arrange for the shoot and make sll
the preliminary arrangements Tor the
past seven months the members Of the
police force have been deing some target
practics Al ths fair grounds and some
81 the men haTe become quite proficient
IN the art or hssdling = revolver. They
believe that ak picked men OF the force
esn hit the butts eye more times thar
Che soldier boys and are more than will
ing 70 try their prowe-s IL the fild.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
RED MEN TO REoReANizE
Members Of Pccshortss Lodge VIII
Meet Tonight.

Tonight. the members II Pocahantus
ledge meet ct the Red Mems halI and
viii attempt TO reorganize. This lodge
is = branch Of The Red Mems lodge and
was formerly strong lodge here. but
interest was allowed 70 slacken, the lodge
ceased to meet. The object OF this meet
ing is 10 renew interest among mem
bers. and while they are few n present,
ttey hope 70 reorganize completely, get
rev charter and establish a strong lodge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
DELIGHTED WITH WICHITA
Indiana Editor sees 1Euch Improve =
E1ent "a shc City.

Q. T. Rakestraw. vie ana two daugh-
tiers. % Angela. Ind. are the guests OF
r. II. Johrson and wife. They VIII re-
main several dsys and see al they car
Of southern Kansas and Oklahoma. The
first day vas spent driving in The rark
and over some ~ tie pri1cip1i streets
and "Wednesday The tow men took run
over The santa Fe to CnUoco school n
The territory, Mr.. Rackerstravy is tho
editor and proprietor Of The stubborn
County Republics. @ weekly paper. THAI
represents the coed IN al departments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
SEOGWlCK COUNTY PRODUCTS
viii be Exhibited IA the Chamber OF
Commerce Rooms

ThoruEh the courtesy and foresight og
Mr.. Smith. secretary Ct the Chamber OF
Commerce. s. Cunningham has been
permitted 70 rt5t ND sfeiriss II the north
vest room OF The basement = the citv
building m vAlch - d.s1lay samples
r rhe products ~ Srigwick county. 50
for All ti,e farmers who have been s1CSen
= Oh The sgaiect are enthusiasts sof
generous IN Elvlny srd promising SAN
PIES TIE Idea q e permanent exhioit
strikes ~ alike faveraalv. The room i
n0w ready bring in yCsr contributions
ana watch it grow Into q display =
vhIch al can point Vi-h pride. Leave
samples with Secretary Smith az tire
cicy building or :. ?. Cunningham. 1sS
North Lawrence avsnue- Pur che name
q. grower ard numbers q ire lans where
Erowz q ever SAMPLE
@. r Drake SOS 20 r. L s-road. Two
.--s II thi-tceath sleek Ct South Nsi-
street - z'a r.. s-r1ai VII euif Q
sew cottage tor ho-e. I- streue is
farmer for ues- GeaS->a aut I'll
make Esi-h--a his hc-s hereafter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
MlNERO TREE SEEDS
DIR. d. X Il. Grsenbee sends some to
Wichita

All Of TIE old settlers here viii re-
member Or. =. r. 3. Greenlee. He came
here In the fan Of 1879 and took a calm
south OF the city. and after selling 1t
he resided I'm the north part OF the city
This is preliminary 70 saying that COL
onei y n Murdock yesterday received
packag Sc Of seeds from the Minero tree,
which Mr. sresnlee SAYS tourishos in
Mayfiower. Ark where he now lives.
This trea is said TO grow 70 perfection
IN. central Africa Dr. Groeniee SAYS
the foliage and flower Of the tree are
very beautiful He planted some q the
FIRST trees in this city and nov he wants
to know that his favorre. the ninero
tree. is growing in Wichita.
DR. Creenlse left Wichita IN 1854 and
went 10 Arkansas where he still lives
Like all the other people who have ever
lf,-ed here. his mind VIII wander back
20 the charmed spot ut the Junction q
the Arka nsas rivers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
TO EXEMPT PROPERTY
YRS. Bertha Fulton Makes AppIica
zion IN Probate

Mrs Bertha Fulton. widow az the lats
C. r. Fulton made application II ths
probate cou-t yesterday. askrs that GER
tain property 10 Tire amount - $50 II
the Fulton estate - declared h-r own.
e K was exempt. These pieces q Prep
erty were Two horses and SETS 81 hsr- 50
and wasons also e tailoring shop ard
tailor TRIMMINGS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
FOOTBALL GAME TO-DAY
Second Teams Of Friends ans Fair
ranrt VIZ PiaN

This afternoon or ire Hess Athletic
Geld the scrub football tearaS Of the
Friends University ar5 Fcirmount ccl-
lcge VIII contest. -slthoushs these teams
ere not made me of The heavier and more
experienced men OF The two schools. hey
have helped make the two first teams
What thec. are ana some very Interesting
football and she game VII be tast and
furious from stsrt 10 finish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
FROM BLOOD POISONING
Fred North Dies ~ RI Reno From In
Significant Cause.

News OF the death Of Fred North was
received in this city Yesterday. Mr.
North died az Fl Reno from the effects
Of sood poisoning He had a pimpie
cut off while BENG shaved and blood
poisoning resulted from il. The brain
became affected and yesterday morning
he passed away
Mr.. North formerly lived here and al
present hss a brother. Earl North. who
is q resident haze. The brother went
down 10 z Reno Yesterday with the in
tention OF buryins his brother there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
ElRE pgPARrMENT our
Small Frame House at 1900 n. St.
Francis Abfsxe

4 ire alarm was turned 81 yesterday ~
1o.91 o. n rom 1so North s. Francis
street IRE fire derartnsst made the run
and f0urd q small Gre n one story
frame house. occupied ag h Mrs. I.ars-iu-
Il was checked Immediately ard beyond
2 small role burnt in tho roof ne dam
ase was done, The building IS owned By
N~e S-r7r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
TO LOOK UP EVIDENCE
Police Hatron VIII 60 TO Oklahoma
Saturday.

Mrs Ella Glenn Shields viii 90 to Cleo
ara Rush Springs. 0. T, Saturday 10
look up evidence against DR.. and Mrs.
Richards. who are 10 be tried November
o. fer numbering an adopted child. Mrs.
Shields hes received some information
regarding the case from people living in
the two mentioned places and VIII inves-
tigate before su6poenas are issued Tor the
Witnesses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
WARNER DAYS PREDICTED
Dr. johnson says That Wichita VIII
he Mariner Town 1-et This Winter.

Yesterday afternoon a storm center was
over southern colorado and was moving
eastward. Dr.. Johnson has predicted
thSt cooler weather viii visit Wichita
today. and probably rain. The cool
weather viii last for two or three DAYS
ana then DR. Johnson declares that
warmer weather VIII come for sWhtls.
One year $50 the mercury was down be-
low - or this date while YESTERDAY il
stood at G. The fall has beer most
wonderfully hae and there sra prospects
that present conditions viii co-tinue.
This week and FOR thircy days Wichita
Will have another weather observe err
Charles g. Byls. first assistant observer
at oklahoma City. VIII run this oG1ce
while DR. johnson takes MS vacation.
The later SAYS that he has nor decided
whether he win 80 out ot The city o.
not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
Has ToLL.LlNE CONNECTIONS
Wichita Telephone CO. Has Lines
Into Butler County.

Yesterday The Wichita Telephone COM
rony connected its toll lines with the ten
h-ss ~ the Independent Telsrho7e COM
pany which is operating r. BiltIer county.
As fasr is possible the lon lines VIII he
connected with Independent lines ehroaSh-
oct ire sete a1- 81 few weeks IL IS
expected that th- company viii have =
ccrrl--e toll lire system thrca Fhout
IA es.s SIS Cklahnr-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
Arrangements. with reference 10 rules,
time and place. 70 be decised later.
ssf1E0 T0TVzrTl-- 0-a,~.fra
TO HAVE NEW STAND
Santa Re Depot to Have Two News
Stands

Harvey's new auditor was in the city
yesterday and while here ordered some
changes made in the news stand at the
Santa Fe depot
n the future the depot VIII have two
stands instead of one. A dne new stand
has been fitted Up inside the depot and
during The entire season viii De the main
one. The OLD one ou the outside VIII be
open when the weather win permit
J. r Snedecher. who took charge Of
the old stand some time sgo. VIII have
both stands in charge While Mr.. Sncde-
here has been Here but short time. he
appears = gentleman and i giving ssus-
faction to the public
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
CLosED OK SUNDAY
WhitIock Bros.

~ the Du-k-7s rzureA T. rels ciET 81
lumber = T-.-s. zr-oz-z.rsse - rs rsse
VII issve fnd.v - rresoziz. Es--.-. 70
% s7z.e ure-cAs-x- Prom there t>sv viil
- 70 Kansas CITY ard 7s-kzps vssst osAsr
pcf-ts tefcr4 thsS tstarn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
ONE FARMERS EXPERIENCE
David r. Ra5Icr Raises Two Crops of
Annlns.

David e. EaiieY brought some half
grown belleGowsr apples to the Eagle Of
flee yesterday. They were the second
crop CT apples some Of Mr. Kailer =
apple treas are now in bloom. RE owns
a fine orchard west Of Lawrence avenue
ana north CT this packing houses. His
fruit this vesr was very fine Tie has
three ard half acres OF his land 10 al
fslfa. from IS hich - has harvested eiEh-
teen tors = hav his Nesr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
BABY PASSED AWAY
Infant Child Of Mr.. ana Mrs. 3. Brad
Ley Is Buried

Grace. tho u-nonths-olI baby Of ar
and Mrs. Bradley. az go South aT0sley
avenue. died Tuesday ST the Bradley
home. Though but a babe. the child
had found place in the hearts of the
father and mother and its death made
a sad and lonely home The funeral ser
vices we've conducted yesterday afternoon
ct o'clock at the Washington avenue
church and tia little che VS. aid 70 rest
n The Manic Grove rer1etarv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

This is their second visit to Wichita
he first being in 1858, and to say that
they are nor only surprised, but de-
lighted al the improvement made in
that time. Is putting it mildly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

AZ injured brskezan passed Through
here yesterday mor1ingT on his way u
thc Santa Re hcsTit.l aJ Topeka Ee had
sse1 h--sSinS on r t-si1 un6cr Co-euc-
sor *. weif az this pisce. and Non6.y
81 under the train al Pretty Frzf-is.
fis rl=ht limb Was GU - .nd he was
otherwise cut s2d in1gsed