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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-08

The committee desire to thank all
those assisting financially or otherwise,
especially the fire department for their
very creditable showing. The committee
also desire TO suggest that the nation
birthday is an occasion worthy OF
remembrance by every loyal citizen, and
when men Of prominence, such as Off
cials of the city and molders OF public
opinion rather seek seclusion than by
appearing lend moral influence, ii they
do not materially aid, what can be ex-
pected oi the others.
GEORGE :. VANCE,
j. T.. MRRwIN,
Committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

The mischevous faacy Of overpToduction assaied
from novel point of by Mr. George G. Hull in The
Engineering Magazine for March last and convincing
did the reasoning appear the editors this publication
that they have reproduced the article pamphlet
That human exceed the ability mankind to satisfy
them is automatic proposition There cannot be too
many shirts shoes long there bare backs to
be covered and bare feet be shod The owner of pair
Of cheap trousers would be better with pairs
Of better quality the possessor Of horse would prefer
team, and the Of span would be willing to take
stud he could get It is not the intention of Mr.
Hull TO prove the timeworn theorem that human
desires without while mans capacity produce
exchange commodities lin other words produce wealth
lis limited What he undertakes prove is that there
has been and never can be large production
Of industrial staples
Overproductsn is a term employed to explain the
apparent glut of products times depression That
too much iron steel copper many articles Of general
and permanent utility in other much wealth
can be the of industrial sagnation
by the writer There may be temporary surplus
modes immediate demands; but ultimately every
nail fashioned every pig ever smeted has
been consumed. It should be that the argument Of
Mr. Hull is applicable only products of unchanging uti
ity the demand for which is the long run equal to or
greater than the supply Millinery, dress goods, pointed
shoes and all such articles as are affected by changes
of fashion and methods production are not in that
class There is certainly food thought and while it
might be exaggeration say has discovered
hitherto unknown economic law he has restaed an old
one in a new and highly perspicuous manner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
THE DEMAND FOR WOMAN JURORS.

good deal Of editorial indignation being directed
against that jury Ottawa Kansas for acqutng Mrs
Stanley of the charge of numbering old man Booth.
There little upon the part of those who followed
the evidence the killed man. But she
being and pretty wha her attorneys applied them
selves successfully to the task of empaneng jury
up young tmpressionable men The average man won't
hang any woman guilty or not guilty. But when the
is pretty that Missouri woman acquitted Of
killing husband or as the Stanley woman at otta
it is little than farcica try before
Jury made up of vre and impressionable men, Had the
pretty Stanley been tried by jury Of peers
consisting dozen women there is little question that
the result would have been different. The Eagle being
opposed public life would not Of course be
favorable juries its editor was on
trial Still these unconsconabe jades who conniye at the
destruction of poor old simply because they have
outved their usefulness and have money should not be
viewed immune and declared innocent and only be
cause the average is gone on the average woman
killing doesn't come natural to women As rule they
have to be coached the point numbering chicken
But there who have murder in their eye or
that which mpes suicide and the like In truth
woman is responsible for the most of the devment in
this world that is in secondhanded way She either
aigs the do it, or otherwise he does it for
her sake and therefore when he try for her
crimes he shouldn't violate and conscience
by swearing that she never did it, AS this character OF
perversiy hereditary with hope that any dozen men
will be found unanimously agreeing that any pretty
woman ought to hang be guilty of excessive
naughtness hence the necessity of jurors where
woman the defendant in a murder case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
ONE CONGRESSMAN SIZES UP ANOTHER

No viii deny that member of congress can more
accurately size colleague than can the average con
suent through the reading of the papers and the re-
ports Of congressional proceedings If member Of con
gres either weak strong the fact is not so wen under
stood and appreciated by anybody as by his colleagues
Congressmanatlarge from Kansas Chas r Scott whose
capacity and honesty conceded even by his political
opponents, has been sizing up Chester Long in some
late editorial correspondence to his own paper Scott
evidently estimates Long being about the biggest thing
IN congress from Kansas last letter to the lola
Register he writes Of Long as follows:
1T should be matter Of pride and satisfaction to
Kansas people to know that by all odds the stronsez
speech which has been made or viii be made upon either
side OF the Cuban question was by Kansas manCbeser
Long As said. in previous letter Nj Long has had
the great fortune to be assigned to membership on
committee which takes consideration Of questions that arc
most likely TO engage the attention Of the country bt
he has also the good understand that the onr
tunty which his committee assignment gives him wor5
be Of no value unless supplemented by dfeet and
persistent work And since the 18th Of January no
has given practically every waking hour to study ivest
cation and thought about the sugar question He has nor
only given his own time during all these months
he has had the assistance Of and sometimes two
and three other who have helped him dig ND sta
tsties and collae abstract and digest figures He has
inquired into al the details the growing manufacture
and marketing Of in every country in the world
practically from the beginning Of the Industry as modern
commercial enterprise He has sa5ed market reports in
the daily papers and the consular reports and In the
scores Of bulky volumes pt by various departments
Of the government He has informed himself on the oues
ton Of freight rates from every sugar producing con
IN tho world 70 every considerable sugar market He
knows hon much costs 10 iazlre a ea-eo q se-a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
DaiIu~ g anIe
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
THE LARGER THE FASTER.

Except in the one line of speculative estate
business being transacted in Wichita today than in
previous period the citys history And before
mas the impetus of its growth promised much it
promises now, permanency. although the STEADY growth
freely exploited desired by many will have
be acknowledged cumulative in speed and in inten
xy Wichita grew faster 1897 faster in
1899 than in 1885, year following faster in
1901 than This spring comes with factors
of industry work and engaged in extensive opera
than Wichita has known in single season
before building operations the business and
idence sections of city they last year,
greater today. The business being done in all
lines beyond that done last year which marked
up as a recordbreakeq. The addition of enter
prise great industry longer able to bring the
markedly boon" effect on the city that did once but
instead it is swallowed up big onrushng current of
business which it helps in making greater and swer
The population has its hands full It has become
clearly working population And for that reason WITCH
today only thirty thousand people has the poise
the spirit the appearance of city thrice size It's
telegraph postal telephone business is greater
than that Of any city of like size
ness streets as every traveller notes and AYERS show
life The trains the south and west carry
as many passengers into Wichita stop Wichita pro-
portionaly running Louis do for St
manufactured products the stocks of goods its
establishments carry the various branches Of its munich
PAL management and its public accommodations equal
those Of the largest cities It is the center of business
trade of industry amusement music education
the great southwest period cumulative growth
larger it grows the faster it viii grow the
sooner reach the day when its people viii be numbered az
high as the most ambitious ever dared hope.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

the Atlantic and what commission charges
for its sale. He how sugar treated
in tariff schedule drawn in this country, that
when somebody in the of his speech with
question about duty imposed by the Walker tariff in
1876 he able to answer off hand. In brief he knew,
when he to speak practically everything that is
be known about article OF commerce, and he
held the floor for two hours and half making speech
in defense of the OF which from the beginning
he has been the foremost champion, which reply
to the objections raised against justification
of the terms of the itself is by
those who oppose it to be simply unanswe7abIe It
a distinct triumphant of genius OF oratory in the
ordinary acceptaton of that termbut strong sense
and of treless persistent labor the achieved
it deserved the sincere compliments he has been rece
ing"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


There is no howl ont IN Beaver county
against the present high price Of heo1.
The papers say that Bird MCGUIRE bas
The personal. but not Official support
of ne soveraor.
Finally. completely ard effectively. The
Northwestern Normal matter seems 70 hs
a closed incident
Tie Ivan Conkiins boom Tor judge. Is
s1cSeea NcApee. has been Golas sorus
/ TAI KroWins ths last week
a big crowd q spectators are going Is
and neNt week TO see the Demoersts
sfiilsLia the grass on thc grave cs frg-
ullsaa.
4'ill Grimes believes th-t the nras-
Rte1s @9- rs .'lican siC5are ia osleher-s
been before
judge Muscular is getting atoms su1m.
. .-s ,n ava committee calica aat
found that Re carried ar aui-afer-sfi-
'eieseepe. rot earret hag az al
The NeWkira Journal vaacss sae ae-
'iAq'4est subscriber IA a new way Ths
Pstpef says it is goiag u suus = stans
once this fan and wants the money.
ecorge Brett has Oh his farra rear
tonea city laa acres Of Russian wheat
FOR which he paid 81 81 bushsl and nom
present prospects he WI make BIG nioary
on the deal
The fellows IN r.l.b,-,. 49,,
ting that Secretary Hftchcor,s ,es,,'.s ~,
Be Secretary OF the Interior BY Nv
are looking around fo- money AZ d -
rate ~ interest
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
HIS ALB SHIP REACHED

Santos Dumon who sailed his air ship around the Eel
Tower and foated it Monte skirted the
shores of the Mediterranean has found that he can't
sail it through Uncle Sans custom house over his
tariff laws.
The drigble balloon of the Brazilian aeronaut was held
for New York and sent to the general appraisers That
official decided that appraisal before the
balloon could be sent to Chicago. It was optional he
said for the collector of the to admit tool Of
trade or he might appeal to the classification board
NJ Dumonts arship seems to be stranded on the shoals
OF our protective tariff He has lost his hearings Having
already paid duty section of his ship he is waiting
for the collector pilot him to some secure anchorage
The great air navigator never reckoned on such OBJ
structions a custom house But it will generally be
found to obstruct good many channels trade Poor
SantostDumont He bear the idea Of seeing his
beautiful arshp floating our cities rated by unfeelng
collectors a tool of trade Who can blame him?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

The power of the speaker Of House is
The average Congressman during his first term wouId
never back his constituency if he thought the con
stituency knew what he had suffer in humiliation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

The New York World in an article showing how the
blue laws make people in New York City suffer prints
pictures of Mr. and Mrs August Drummer who could not
set beer for their Sunday dinner Think of it. And vet
people IN this country think they free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Casslas inquiry as to what kind of meat Caesar ate
was never answered. bet if beef high then as il
IS nov" Caesars butcher probably knocked in the
estate after the assassination
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

If Roosevelt gets to pressing the packers too hard on
the peer proposition they viii bring Little Johnny
supply and Billy Demand and let them do their famous
before the POpuist party
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

The easiest way to get killed is TO carry 4 pistol The
city OF Damascus. SO built that it is impossible TO defend
Il has existed longer As metropolis than any city in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

In Ashantee it is said, tree has been found resenb-
ling the oak which yields an excellent butter The Gem
cry Trust viii probably demand law against its mporta-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

those who have read magazine poetry for wears will
understand why The eastern papers bitterly attack
stood $500 ~ 0-Ot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Emperor William has gone yachting with lot Of CAM
ldiistS arusls ana manufacturers William for the mos
part considers it a serious drawback to be a king
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

The season is now here when many prominent citizens
may be seen moving in the direction OF the creek fb
pole q line a can OF bait and a vivid imagination
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Nature has way Of unloading real trouble on folk
TOT makns trouble cut Of rviaes. the roval house
IN Holland probably realizes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

The lasts words OF wade Hampton Of South Carolina
God bless them all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Boston critic has prepared list Of the fifty greatest
American poets. None by Wheeler Wilcox is included
But then Boston is in the Arctic circle literature
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Cuba has cost this country billion dollars Eternal
tied sense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

Before the supreme Court gets through with hs under
How cf the gTeat Arkansas river il Will realize via.
modest retiring thing that stream is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

TIE tvranHical power &C the speaker ot the Hoase
ao1a oe abridged But not mnch Of it VIII be cut "a by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20

TIE American officer who said -sboot everything over
zen has SPOT that VIII hang longer than I.aag sac
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

to 8 isls de Cuba Ell vapor an sris
Herrelas.
Mejor informadoz ssbemos
que don Cristino z sno de quien di
jimos ell otro dia que "a General
Dominicsslo, nunca miiit6 en- Ell ej6r.
cito de "a RspnL5.::-e Durante los 35
af1os que resl>.:o en- ella dasempef16
Ell Mag serio, Ia FiscG,..a jadicisl y
& timamente es Notario Pdblico,
slendo como es, ciu ladAno Domini-
cano.
Han ingresAdo en- Ell preside
departsmenta, de esta Ciudad, Fran.
cisco Tirado Crtiz, Dor lesic1es gra-
yes; Pablo soto Bsrreto,. ...mbien
por ission~s; Ramon siarra Segarrs
robo; y Manuel Falcon, conocido
por Colberg, por lesiones; Francis
co Manuel (a) -aysgusz, lesicres;
y Enstaquio Mangual Gonzalez le'
stones.
IS gun nuestros informe en- e.
pueblo AZ T~1 SaJass;ar ~e acaba
de hacer IN hospitalillo, que dado
CON les pocos recursos con que cue
to-. reune bastSntes bue~as Coz Il
ciones z doctor Saldaf1a qued6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
En- honor de un eSpa6Ol

Ls marina norteamericana debe
a ID esp Il ola una de sus mGs legfti:
timas glorias, que fue el almirante
Farragut, que t&nto Sc distinguio en-
In guerra de secession mandardo Ia
escuAdra fe ieral, con la que oblig6
& los coafederados 6 levartar Ell
bloqueo del Mi ssissipf y se apoder6
de NuevA 0 cleans.
TEMPO hAce que entire los ma
rinos AmericAnos Sc desea perpe'
tu&r ell nombre del almirante Pa.
rragut pon niendosele 6 slguno de los
acorszados de lA esc"adra yAnki.
4 este prop6siJo dice nm perio'
dico:
sElementos espAfoles de impor.
tsnc 10, domiciliados en- distintos pun
tos de la Union h&llanse decfdidos
& secundsr con todas sus fuerzas
aquella iniciativ&, contribayendo {
que Ell pueblo espafiol psgue 10 deu'
do de honor contraidS cor el para
con Ell valeroso y entendido balear,
cuyo apellido ha pSsado & ser le'
gendario en- ls Am :ica del Norte, y
pronuncian siempre CON respeto los
marinos de uno y otro hemie-s'
rio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
NueVOS m6diCOS
para ROOSeVeltS.
Washington, IS de Agosto.

Washington, 18 de Agosto.
Ell Cirpj ano Jefa de Marina Geo
ger A. Lu1g ha recibido orden despa
ar esta capital, do ode prestar&
servicios en- relAcion con ell depArsa'
mento de MedicinA CirugiA Mill
tar.
El nuevo puesto que Sc le ssig
ma vale tanto CO no decir que e. doc
tor Lung hA sido nombrAdo Medico
de cabecera de Ia t smilia del Presi'
dente.
E. antique me iico que desempe'
nabA el cargo, doctor Rixey, ha 81
elevado nj mas importante de Cru
j&no en- iefs del Ej6rcito nacional,
respetando o. Mr. Roosevelt los de-
seos muchas veces mar ifestados por
Mr. Mac Kinley, quien tenis espe'
ciAl Aprecio para el doctor Rixey.
FL doctor Lung h& es+ado NJ SER
v.cio militAr de los EstAdos U i los
cesde 1888, y es natural de Ia ciu'
Cad de Nueva York habiendo toma'
uo pArte muy Activ@ en- Ia cAmpana
de Flipinas y otrAs, distiDguiendo'
ss siempre como bravo militar y
compet ante n iico!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
NueVa Ciudad
en- Cuba.

UaId r ero de prominentes ca
banos de Key w set, Florida, est
preparando Una peticIop que So pre-
sentarA al Copgreso CubAno, en- 80
;icitud de In con ,esion de un terre G
ceres de 10 Bsbsua, en- 10 que al
ciudad nueva So hs de edificar %. \
ser nab t.da y pnhladA nor cubAnoa
procedentes de K " West y oF-os
puntos de Florida. 81 faevs obtsnie
Is donacioa del tarreno, sc dice que
ciafdos cspitalistas construirAn mil
hopitas caaas.
De estA mauers miles de cube.
nos que estAo resiiien1o en- esGa
pals ss verkn inducidcs & volve"
su TERRA nativs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
DeSgraCiadO perCanCe.
DeSprendimientO en- I'm tl1nel.
Dos OhrerOs sepuItadOs.

Caldas, Asturiss, e spsda Ago /.
to 10 HA ocnrrido Rquf un despr en-
dimient en- nm tttael de Ia compaF1ia
Vssco Astnriana.
El percsnce tavo lugar { pocA
oistAnciS del alna 0 donde 50 per
fora uns montsf1a para dar pSso &
la Wis de Ujo Tce bia
Como Las minute de Ia tar
de y sin que ga sepa In causR, tuvo
lugAr dentro ds dicho t1ael un i'm.
Iortante desprendimiento d. TIERS,
que Alcsnxo & tres de los npersric 8
cue Allf trab&jabSn; Slgunos otroe,
81 pArecer, pudieron evitar ell per-
Gance, huyendo
Iomediatame O. to Sc organizaron
los trabajos de salv&mento
Los GeSgra Ados ID eros no ha.
biRn pereciio en- los primeros mo-
,nentos, rues & trSv6s de Ia enorn Q
,antidad de terra sobre ellos scumu-
lada Sc Dian sus apsg&dRs voces n.
plorAnt o auxilic.
Los :abAjos de extraction ae hi
cieroa con verdSdero sntusissmo, &
1esar del peligro inminerte en- que
las persons que vetidcaban el saliva
aento se hall&ban. por smenazar un
nuevo derrumbAuiento.
Por fin & las 10 de la noche pro-
x mAmente pu 10 ser extraido 'uno de
,os sepultsdos; que Sc llam1bs BENZ
to T4boAdA, y presentsba ligerAs
reosiones en- una pierna.
e decAido estsdo de Amino en-
que SO encontraba le impedi& dec a.
rsr: Sc hallAbG Arom lido de un lfuer
te espAsmo, que le hacfa tiritar vio-
lentAu ente.
G ntinuaron los trabsios de ex.
ploraoiou en- buscA de los otros dos
ooreros sepultados, no sAbiendose In
Guerte que los infelices hAbr&n corr i
do.
A Ultima hora, al parecer, Sc de-.
jxron de OR sus gr.t >s.
Sc temfa que debido al mucho
tempo que llevAbau hsjo terra, hu.
bieran va Iperecido sino & csusa de
las lesiones, por efectos de 10 Asfi =
xiA.