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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Washington. H. e.. March IA Presidential
election is pending in Hayti,' said Mr. I"Eer the
,.i,,oatic representative Of that island to the
IIIipt,rI States Tonight "aud think the arrests
rd agitation reported in to-day : dispatcn from
Itch Is being carried on hy the csndlgates Tor
wv, a. There are i've or six candidates Tor
that nnicc the elect 10 which is To
be held in April and quit natursnX, thSTe Is a
EiESos hiring matters up 10 the 10Th INST ana they
sbov that as whole The country - IN M aiie aqiss
sIu sInsi,ton The people want peace TOT tnel FedHze
t1 e. ,,otbiug TO he gained by an uprising
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
WIND ALMOST \ CYCLONE.
1T BLOWS SEVENTY-FOUR MILES IN
HOUR At TINES

DRAGs SHIPS FROM NoORINGs. TEARS OFF
ROOFS AND KNOCKS DOWN FEpES-
TRIANs-CABLF. sTOPS SCHOONER.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ESCAPED FIRE AND WATER
ENGINEER SWAN FROM BURNING BRIT
ISH QUEEN TO BARGE
THAT CATCHING FIRE. HE CLUNG TO RUD-
DER UNTIL SAVED THREE DEATHS
AND N5oo.ooo LOSS.

ANI Nl'5NN'' l-''SS.
Chief Engineer Robert Scott Of the burned
steamer British Queen who. after Tuesday
nights destruction Of the Phpnix Line pier and
considerable shipping 10y fire was given up for
lost appeared the Myers House Hoboken.
yesterday morning. His face and hands were
badly burned. His story is a thrilling one. He
said
Il am a Liverpool man. chief engineer on
what was the British Queen. ! am forty years
Old I had been in with rheumatism. and for
some time my assistant had been doing my
work. 7 was asleep i'm my room when the fire
broke out. | awoke. choking from the smoke.
Seeing flames about ran forward. half dressed.
and gained the deck. Then | ran aft and back
again amidships. The flames got at my face
at this point l thought I the only man
aboard until l into a Belgian stol<er, who
seemed 70 have been crazed by fear. We stood
I'm tho lee Of cattle stall. making up our
minds whether TO jump. All this time l was
shouting for help. The eat becoming too great
where We were. we climbed tho roof of the
,'.ucturr. There I found wire cable Making
,.r,s fpSs-to a stanchon ana calling tho Beigiau
10 follow / threw the loose end over the side Of
the ship and slid down into the icy water The
Belgian did not follow me. I do not know what
became. Of him. | struck out for 81 barge near
by. and succeeded i'm pulling myself over the
rail found my way into the cabin and there
tried to warm myself
his SECOND JUMP INTO RIVER.
As luck would have it. the barge was soon
blazing. and l was forced to jump again into
tho river By that time / was so benumhed
and hewildered that ! was all hut losing my
senses ! struck around aimlesSly I'm the
water. and then made for the rudder Of
tho barge There 1 clung for long time
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MANY ARRESTS IN H4YTI.
AGITATION SPREADING AGAINST THE PRES
ENT GOV ERNMENT

Port Prince. Hayti. March 19.-Many citi-
zens charged with conspiring against the gov
eminent were arrested and imprisoned To-Day
and a number Of others sought refuge I'D the
,..riour consuIates Among the citizens i'm
nrIsonad are Judge Rourjoy of the supreme
court and General DeStouChe. To NJ Senequ"'
a candidate for the Presidency. an asylum III
the French Legation was refused.
Tho agitation is spreading IN the TepunnC'
The Minister Of Public Works. NJ :. Leconlc'
In inft port -au- Prince for Jacmel with a de
tachment Of troops
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
RESOLVED ON CAPTURING KANSAS.

The National Democratic Congressional Committee at
its late meeting Washington City resolved effort
to elect three Democratic Congressman the
Kansas or in the event of impossibiy to nominate
etraightout Democrats stand by the Fusion nominees
the fight is to be made to carry Second Third and
Sixth districts The proposition is interesting as
piece Of insane impudence than signal of danger.
Bowersoc of the Second is to be defeated because of
two or tire postoce fights his hands, the principal
one being at Kansas City Kansas is not very likely that
the Republicans Of the Second district going
down sound Republican and capable representative
because Of disappontents Of politicians over postoces
II there had been any danger of turning Boweoc down
some other Republican would have been nominated The
Third district is now represented by Fusionis and the
Democratic committee simply hope to hold it. The hope
Of carrying the Sixth district based upon the Of
the chagrn OF disappointed aspirans who failed
feat Aeeder.
With President whose actions and utterances are
more often endorsed than criticized by Kansas Populists
and with the wreckage Fusion found every county of
the state the chances for the election of even one Fusion
list from Kansas are not very encouraging National
financial panic coupled with crop failure the like,
might render the proposition possibility But times
extraordinarily prosperous and Kansas is having
floods instead Of drouhs combination that viii only
beat the Pops and Democrats combined but which insure9
q sweeping Republican victory every district in
GLIDING the now represented by Democrat named
after "Old Hickory" but at the Wichita convention
declared that he Democrat only in the sense Of
anything to beat the Republican party
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

sympathy shown by the people Of FL Dorado for Castle
the husband of the killed still the feeling of that
community has been against Miss Morrison, probably be-
cause Of the gentle character the victim The history
of the case, briefly, is as follows:
Miss Morrison in her testimony at the former trial.
says she passing Castles home and called
by Mrs Castle; that they quarreed about DIN; that
Mrs Castle attacked her with and that she took
the from her and cut her throat
Mrs Castle lived eighteen days and during that time
wrote full descriptions Of the terrible affair In her dying
statement she said Miss Morrison called at her home.
knocked and admitted all ladies who Called
that Miss Morrison handed her letter asked her if she
wrote it. and when her eyes fell the letter Miss Morr
attacked her with the and cut her throat that
Miss Morrison brought with her; that she Mrs.
CASTLE had the and did not cut Miss Morri
with it, that Miss Morrison slashed her throat
Mr.. Castle and Miss Morrison worked il the Racket
together for long time and went together
In the meantime Castle became acquainted with Miss
Wiley and married her. 49, just week before the
tragedy and the night before the fatal affair there
big reception at the home OF the grooms parents
which Miss Morrison not invited.
4 guard kept over Miss Morrison at her home
until Mrs Castles death when she placed in jail
her preliminary trial held and she bound to
the district the charger of murder in the
first degree and refused bond The first trial
held in November, 1900. About 400 were examined
before jury was secured and 1t TOOK three weeks TO try
the 1t resulted in nine for acquitta and three for
conviction Miss Morrison was then released bond
until the next term OF court The not tried at
the April term, but continued until June 1901 when
it tried again The jury out several days and
brought in verdict of manslaughter in the second de
The jury stood eleven for first degree murder and
for manslaughteE On July Miss Morrison was sen
fenced to five years in the penitentary and taken
there. An appeal taken the Supreme Court Miss
Morrison released bond after serving about three
months, and when the up the Supreme Court
granted trial irregularities of drawing the jury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA

| There is already grewl in the Strip
over the scarcity OF harvest hands.
1 The use OF the railroad name Hutchin-
son and Southern, has practically ceased.
! Kingfsher county raised nearly siel
more than its proportion OF the Mckinley
memorial fund
The location OF the Insane asylum at
Camp Supply would be a warm number
. for the Santa Fe-
Many OF the Democrats OF the terri
tory now say that the congressional con-
ventioa was held too early.
/ Perhaps when the last legislature asked
! for Camp Supply for an insane asylum,
the legislature didn't mean it.
The Democratic headquarters were To-
Gated at Guthrie in spite OF Bill Cross.
y no wanted Oklahoma City
Last Sunday el7 people OF Enid spen,
Sunday in Geuda Springs and drank
eighteen different kinds Of water
Bob Men is IN favor OF natural gas for
Blackwell because il viii save him from
falling over the coal hod at night.
Two men were bitten by q skunk near
Norman, last week A maidstone was
applied TO the bites and the stone stuck
The editor Of the Enid Wave the other
Gay, in the good, old-fashioned way.
q plate OF delicious cake.
Elmer Stephenson, a police officer at
blackwell. says he believes that Dunn,
who escaped from Wichita. IS at present
hiding in the Usage nation.
Whenever an Oklahoma man feels nerv-
Gus and fi5gety and doesn't know exactly
what 10 do 10 occupy himself. he hustles
around and starts another bank.
At Hartshorne. Indian territory, the
other day. 30 pounds OF dynamite ex-
pIoded. For a few minutes the people in
the vicinity began to look for lava.
The man at Blackwell who contracted to
go down 1900 feet and save all the gas
for. sz.o00. is afraid Of the job now and is
asking an alteration OF the stipulation
Dash" a mascot dog Of Enid. visited
Geuda Springs last Sunday and somebody
threw him into the mineral springs. The
Wave says he now has a metallic bark.
If the Insane asylum is placed at
Camp Supply it viii be the first time the
western part OF a western territory or
state ever pulled out two public institu-
tons.
There is a fight in Washington over a
territorial lnarshalship- Long, OF Kansas,
is for a Kansan named Tomhnson; Bur
ton, OF Kansas. is for a Kansan. Harry
Richter. Dennis Flynn. OF Oklahoma, IS
for a AIr Darrogh of the Indian terri
tory. The contest is TO a finish
FL Reno Democrat: Arch Gibson. a
brother-in-law Of Sam Peach's. came near
losing his life in the South Canadian yes
terday. while enGeavoring to cross from
the Mineo side TO Union. The horse he
was trying 10 swim the river on began
struggling near the center and thinking
that the animal was drowning, he left
the horse to it's fate and swan 10 log
that was floating in the water. Before
he reached the shore the log had carried
him several miles down the river. The
horse returned TO MincO- and caused
considerable excitement by being minus
q rider. Several hundred citizens started
for the river. and the report was sent TO
this place that Gibson had been drowned.
but he soon showed up. none the worse
for his rough experience
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
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M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
THEREBY HANGS A LIVELY TALE.

The collar of the is being constructed Of more
binding material How much longer selfrespec
ing man can accept an appontive office remains to be
seen The interest boss. the whim Of Congress
man is liable to intervene at unlocked for moments and
in the most unexpected ways The Of the why's
and yherefores generally is in Washington Special and
other dispatches have busy three days
past informing the people of Kansas that Lieut. Gov.
Harry Richter who candidate for the nomina-
ton for the governorshp of the state be given the
T. s. Marshashp for Northern district of the Indian
Territory Dennis Flynn had by the of VII
liam H Darrough picked for that job But it seems
that J. B. Tominson exwarden Of the penitentary had
not only promised the place but that his appoint
ent was TO have gone the Senate the day the State
convention was held Wichita 1t didn't make the
nection and thereby hangs tale Tomnson headed the
Ottawa county delegation Wichita, and for Bailey
for Governor Burton not for Bailey neither
was member of the National Central Committee Mr.
David Mulvane of Topeka neither Congressman
Curtis Of Topeka of whom desired Cole for chair
man as viii be remembered Tomlinson notified by
the antBaley crowd that he must against Bailey
He refusing Senator Burton wired Washington, holding
up Tomlinsons appointment It is probably held for
good This fact taken consideration with the fact
that Congressman Curtis that day, in Wichita,
notified the veteran editor Colonel Anthony that unless
he turned the Leayenwoh delegation against Bailey his
son would postonice and that that day
Congressman Miller notified Butler county delegation
that if they did not Bailey he would break his
promise to the posmastershp at Ell Dorado, and one
would compelled conclude that the newly fashioned
boss-colar for Kansas must be somewhat CALLING and
that ocereward and tenure are rather uncertain The
information above rected found in special dispatch
washington and may therefore be swallowed with
a grain of allowance still there are number Of
things which indicate it to be true.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
vlcTcRLA.s srArE cRowN

The state by Queen Victoria at her coro-
nation infinitely described by Professor Tenant of
Kings college, in 1858 says the London News In the
front of the and in the of four maltese
crosses Of diamonds is the famous ruby said to have
been given to the Black Prince by Don Pedro King Of
Castle after the battle Of Najera Vttora in 1867
Henry wore this ruby in his helmet at Agincourt Be
sides the maltese crosses four eurs de lis each
composed Of upward Of eighty diamonds with ruby in
the center The total number precious stones in the
crown One large and four small rubies one large
and sixteen small sapphes eleven rubies thirteen hun
dred and sixtythree brilliant diamonds twelve hundred
and seyenythree diamonds hundred and forty
seven table diamonds and two hundred and seventy
seven pearls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
STATES AND THE TRUSTS.

The outcome of the fight against the beef trust under
the law of New York State which seeks to restrain the
operations of combinations of capital viii be awaited with
interest The injunction granted by the supreme court
Of that state all the points raised in the
against the trust by the government Circuit
Court Of Chicago and if it the trust will be
unable TO do business in New York in the way has
been accused Of operating in all the states.
The proceedings before the New York court are i'm
portant because they likely demonstrate whether
the authority Of the states successfully in
the enore to restrain the operations of trusts 1t has
been held that the only the trust problem is
through state legislation The late President Harrison
thought and he declared that would not be
for Congress touch the subject the legislatures
Of the various states would pass stringent laws for the
regulation OF combinations in restraint of trade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
Hoi THERE! BETTER STAND FROM UNDER

J. Pierpon Morgan has engineered number CT vast
deals which deals include hundreds Of complicated inter
ests and capitazaons which turn involves the for
tunes of thousands upon thousands of men These men
know little Of the Morgan deals of their reach except
to the arrangement which includes their particular
enterprise EACH and respectively Morgan is sick Nor
gan is likely to die No other man knows the Morgan
combinations. Few other men could comprehend or
them in their entirety in detail even we're they
explained is said that only Wan street but the
financial ceners Of other countries are excited and grow
Ing somewhat panicky the unexpected signs Of
breakdown in MOrgans health No man can long remain
alive aud remain under such farreaching and ri
gante combinechemes have been planned by Morgan
and which now rest his shoulders or rather which
held in hs head. He inevitably II not suddenly
so to Tieoes No brain Of nerves however sound
finely attuned, could the strain to which this
man must be subjected when he gees under ground
or into insane asylum every individual man OF all the
thousands Of capitalists, bound up in the Morgan synd
Gates, Morgan trusts and Morgan combines viii make
wild and maddened grab save himself and then look
out for situation which men viii groan and demons
yeI with delight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
ANp gEsslE MORRISON wEer-

The FL Dorado girl who has been tried twice Fer the
murder Of the woman who married the man she loved
IS TO be tried again at the behest the Supreme Court
On opening the District Court Tuesday her lawyers
flied motion for change Of venue which was supported
by number Of aaidavits. Judge Aikalan denied the
pleading and the girl broke down in tears The crime
was committed June % 1900 There has never been any
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12
A MODEL COUNTRY DAILY.

The county seat weekly is longer equal to the de-
mands of free rural delivery, daily mail service and
the average weekly except for small towns will
cease to appear. The weekly must be pretentous
affair, made up from and containing all of the
porant matter of the entire daily editions The Ell
RADIO Republican is out in bran dress. type,
new rules everything, and it is ideal eountyseat
daily in print makeup and contents OF course such
must be made up principally of and county
news must be intensely local. but the Republican has
arrangements whereby it fails of giving its
patrons promptly from the wires all startling news or
unusual happenings of the country at large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Carroll D. Wright promises reveal the real cause Of
the differences between the coal miners AMI the opera
tors The real cause has always been mystery The
strikes annual and on the prares they look like
putup job.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

The crazy season is on. The Chicago papers claim
that the Chicago girl has smaller ankles larger calves
larger bust larger hips and smaller than the New
York girl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Occasionally there is a mass meeting Of Matthew
Stanley Quay in Pennsylvania nominate ticket This
IS about all the politics Pennsylvania has.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

The British royalty has queer ideas Of presents Queen
Alexandria VIII present 10000 domestics with tea in cea
bgstion Of the coronation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Republican has been found in PENNSYLVANIA who
dared TO shake his finger Quay In Pennsylvania this
is looked upon les majestic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

The bis strike Manila simply demonstrates that the
fihpinos have quite time filing theiT capacity for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Il we care q have cable 70 the Philippines It WI be
IN American W made in America and laid by Ameri-
can ships
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Cambridge has conferred the degree Of Doctor Of Laws
on Whiteaw Reid Unless the English have a care Mr..
Reid viii swell up and burst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Something is the matter with the inside Of the earth
Besides Peiee and soufreTe all the springs the world
ere cutting up
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Having cut the Yaquis 70 pieces General Torres C.
nov so way back and take his annual ST down
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

the United States takes the old Panama canal deal
up II VIII have job cleaning it up
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

King Edward is being introduced 10 the great Am
car ha2dshake . greet deal e late
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

Germany can slap Venezuela Z she wants 70. Ven
Ueia is an ungratefal little brat
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-12
CROP BULLETIN.

For week ending Aug. II, 1902, Des
Moines, Iowa:
The daily average Temperature OF the
past week was two to three degrees be.
low nornel. The amount of sunshine
was about ,rmal aud the rainfall was
light. Scept heavy lo.al shov re in
the southern and eastern districts. Ia
the larger part Of the state conditions
have been favorable for stacking and
th"eshing, and for he advancement OF
growing crops. w liable reports as to
yield OF wheat and barley are rec lived,
the larger number being fairly salts.
factory. Winter wheat is generally
much above the average. Spring
wheat is showing best yield in north.
western counties. Many returns OF ex
ceplioaa'ly large yields of oats are
offset by reports of shortage 10 amour,
and poor quality N sections where
da mage by floods was greatest
The corn crop is doing well, and in
about three fourths of the area painted
the field will be unusually heavy il
normal weather prevails during the
balance Of the season.
Potatoes and the minor crops ore
promising large output.