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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

government with restrictions Even tenement Re-
form Itself Is even yet too generally uaderssooa
to moan Inspection a. iaconsenien, hours rather
than positive dement's assured"
Judge Alton g. Parker. to Union College gradsi
ating class /,
Superficial observers Of preset political con4
dtionz Nhsh too ofsen disc!oss ia.ssI easlsTshtsz
70 TO IN the hands of selfish men who use th4t
power thsv PozEess 70 Hrii.h Tss,slfs battle
70 Tire peblie inierssts frequenlv s.-sst ,as,
fhere l. Re opportunity for the eisscafea ;fosls-
fui. unseinsh and indspsaeent man iu politics
Dgt - such persons S9uid onIy SOUND ne ass.fa.
n political history re fact ~oeid D. reveaisa 70
them that whenever great question y ss.t.,is
importance has ar3sea u has ban rrss~uss.g al
charnpiorsd through the press and on "a. so~tr.s,
b. tbe sfufsfec th4nk%rs - fhs cosnfFy si4s fas
the tine 5eius are ihe real isadsr- aaa ,,ssss-
~hose banners the ofEsnizsfion leaders listen 4.
marshal thaiT foresa lssf shslr Eauer shasl bs
overihrorn - the inf<1iaz force of - asa
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
KANSAS CURRENTS.

sapho brought the of Madison
playwrghts fiends present either
Paragraph predicts that
southeastern Kansas oil field viii bust"
figures John Rockefeller has the
field prospected his liberal prices will drop down below
profit point for OF the investors.
The Prohibs of Barber county first to
county year. Every Office filled and
been had the ATTENDANCE been larger
Barber county citizen who went to Canada to
friends for with which in
crop they won't send loan they in favor
such annexation.
A new bank opened at Medicine Lodge Monday Up
this Barber has had to depend the cemenc
institution
Nora Gregory seventeenyear-old girl City,
Monday The gossips dsappoint
in love affair was the cause.
E X Robbins Wellington Central
where he took in the Panama Canal route. He
almost directly north south;
n a Wichita to Geuda Springs
Prison Guard Lavey to Wellington
will accomplish much good although he little
Formerly" fallen dsuse Sumner sedg-
county trying the bills
individual, who once lived at Wellington
Ed Hoch editor of Record
the Worlds Fair And he these friends
to mako him governor OF by
will led 10y his counsel into the valley
swndle
interesting experiments their results be
looked for Sumner county closed
Boyvlle.
Ingenfeter while waiting for Caldwell.
porter offered tip. The houses
at Caldwell can just their leases.
Mr. of Mcpherson handles in about the
way hat professor that Wichita handles
horses Mr. Gleason of Mcpherson sheriff
Harry has been declared the champion
coyote week he fifteen
in two days. 9
mortgage the Christian church Eureka be
at The
only few years
again this that the farmers
killing young preserving the breeders
crop bounties such harmless
little graft.
Sedgwk chigger under the skin is
bot han Of n grass.
Eureka The Hound chase given by
the academy Saturday
proved interesting affair The crowd assembled
residence Professor Greer the officers
acting hares preceded the the crowd
about hfeen minutes scattered bits
way The path followed by the of the
be crooked but finally ended
academy where reception given Light refreshments
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
TRIBUNAL OF THE PUBLIC PRESS
Admiral Sir cyprian Bridge, of the British

Admiral Sir cyprisn Bridge, Of the British
Navy
"Battleships. when very large are ineffective.
The modern battieship y fortress snost and
the land Is the place for fortress To my mind
it Is inadvisable TO build battieshirs larger than
your Kearssrse and Kentucky and even they arc
a bit too large see lesson from torpedo
boats IN the present war. Ny view Is there is
only one way % defend yourself effectively against
torpedo attack. and that Is 10 assume q vigorous
offensive II 200 20 hunting squadron Of tor
pedo boats they viii have quite enough 20 occupy
them IN looking out for themselves"
Or. S. l. Rowe Of University of Pennsylvania.
on University and Collegiate Instruction ami
Research in Municipal Government.
Instruction IN civil government has played -
subordinate part IN university Instruction that
there has been little 70 influence OF co8ntcract
the pedsEosicsi effects % the other Eroupz 81
studies The college graduate. therefore enters
Into the life n ;he commonly sffh habits sf
thought essentially critical. and wifhogt tae
steadyinE influence q an actual acuaaintanee WITH
The mechanism Il cur political Hfe ~ irursedi-
ately y shoFicoungS and r. iruprer-ed n
the diEcreTaDry het~~en the IDEALS that have beeE
held hefere bin and the facts of our political
life Ii al bat the s;rooEest ni-5s. ihs loEical
outcome q this coH;rangefirr f. q the
fu;liiry % attempting % improve eondif,ons The
feeling Is strrnzseDed rs TIE heirisssnsss due r.
q lax of scasssiutsnes with ths operation et cur
political insfsft.florE-
c. s. mefien, president o. the New FORK aae
New Haven railroad. 70 New Haven Work
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

A Philadelphia who has been looking the up
forward with the declaration that there is ev
dence that Liberty Bell rung at the time of the
adoption Declaration OF Independence What with
tie conoclast the microbe chaser life is becoming
one continual round of disappointment and worry
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
IHlRET Is NO GOOD.

The British expedition to Thibet has received
terious diplomatic check which indicates that will
be abandoned Lord Curzons policy of installing resi-
dent haasa has been reversed The slaughter of the
natives at Guru seems to have produced dangerous
political tension home in India. Chnas protest
too against Younghusband expedition with
weight English aggression here have been
wholly abandoned
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
How. few of us, comparatively,
THY


probably, appreciate the infinite
comprehenslveness of the prayer
" which fell from the sacred lips of
soIicitude lovingly instruct the chill
what of spirit and of words they
appeal the Father who is heaven whose
halowed whose kingdom includes all of the universe,
visible and invisible. How many millions uttered
the words of that prayer comprehendng little OF the
beauty of the peace of the and of the love
bodied in its first sentence: Our Father who
Thy will be earth it is in Heaven" The won
derul significance infinite scope of that simple
tence encompasses life eternity. Whatever be his
religion whatever his infdey, however righteous
great sinner, there is man. anywhere who may not
conscientousy utter that prayer It love to the
living the loving Author of all; it uni
peace and worldwide justice Its spirit brooks
as possible hate crime and wrong of to
another With the will of heaven carried out on earth,
injustice misery poverty and the countless woes and
perpextes which beset mankind would be unknown and
impossible prayer comprises all of real worship
of every pure religion being the golden rule and also
the true rule of heaven.
But the millennium that faraway day away off in
the Kingdom of God for which Jesus
taught disciples pray will to earth it is in
heaven. But mankind must grow better 1t will come
faster when all why they pray for the Kingdom
of God on earth Then they Will offer up the Lords
prayer in all the fervency of a conscious SOUL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

That polygamous Angus Cannon Jr who went all the
way back from Salt Lake City to Washington tell the
committee that his former testimony all lie get
with those he didn't like will neither help hurt
Shoots cause
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The of the Twster is at hand and it has com
menced to crook up things along its long and
straight swaths the south Of Texas and Oklahoma
and Iowa and Nebraska have all had within the
past week. and all of them will be alluded to Kansas
cyclones.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

PATHS farewellarewel concert tour, all right, all
right have netted her 100000 but it bursted
her manager Mr. Grau who has gone into bankruptcy,
because people would not pay big prices to hear the
cracked voice of a leatheryfaced old woman who has
had her day decades ago
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

announced that PETER having rejoned the Repub-
lican party and shed his whiskers is going
himself candidate to succeed Burton. PETER seems
have realized that his strength his whiskers
which every Pop worshpped fetch
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The mcrobe explorers have discovered that street
and baseball grandstands fruitful of
pendcitis when that ruthless anmacue is found
be nfestng the church and school house there will be
only the woods and hospitals left as retreats.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

John l. Sullivan the late fist champion Of America
who having soaked his belt for $4,000 and got raise
through benefit will proceed to soak himself to
finish probably
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

Richard Croker caSled Tanmaay that there is no
possible chance of Democratic success for 1904
who would go expense Of cabling such supposed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
WAR RI,II.ETINS

Toxic. May There many applications for
office in Manchura and the Mkado Will reward
his heroes with these positions.
st. Petersburg, MAY Who shah he governor
general of Korea when Japan Is defeated is ques-
ton of great interest at the Court OF St Peter
just now.
st. Petersburg. May 7.-An inventor has offered
to remodel the entire Russian navy. making all
the boats submarine, He is a japanese admiral
AN OLD CODGER'S COGITATIONS
If husband runs across an old love letter he
his wife he laughs bat his wife cries
Every should carry a life insurance policy
After his death it will help his wife TO marry
again
Don't throw old shoes after bride Send them to
her three years after marriage.
1t is indelicate to call bride morning after
her marriage.
The charm in woman lies in beauty but In
individuality.
Genius is strange thing. woman who can
drive bargain tn make the salesman look like
two cents. can't go home and drive nail to save
her live
II is hard 10 tell which is the most spoiled tho
first baby. coming into the home Of two young
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The Japs in breaking ROSTERS leg in General Stoes
sells headquarters with thirteennch breech1oadcr
minds of Commodore SIMPSONS bombardment of
MantanzaS in which only mule crippled.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

Sharpers Offering bets odds Roosevelt will
be 'renominated" this year. OF course he won't
This Will be his first nomination 10 the Presidency.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

Wall street is betting that Roosevelt viii be
elected Did Bryans Chicago speech the effect OF
change of heart the part OF Wall street,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The reason assigned why the Democratic minority of
the house anxious adjourn Bourke
Cochran had been retained by Tammany for another
speech.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

1t would to be statistical fact true of every
together.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The Atchison Globe refers the editor the Emporia
Gazette "old Bill White" William Allen White how
old he may be in experience and observation is
a kid in years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

We wonder if Carnegie will make contribution from
his hero the who bought steel common the
drop?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The way American gold going Europe is enough
10 make feel shaky in his financial industrial and
commercial forecasts for the summer of 1924.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

Japan has 4sO0Ooo0 people and for and go. intel
gence patriotism, every Jap worth Russians
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

is that readers of the Topeka Capital take
Hoods Sarsaparia rid themselves of Gastons humor
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

people the baoy that comes last into thet Dome
where the children all out of the wasi ana
late todder straying into make tine o'a
folks tooIshly proud. This il the baby who v
spoiled in all the implies.
There are but few of our cities now where
Diogenes could walk along the street with Ian
tern looking for an honest without HaN'nT
his lantern stolen before he had gone three block
. q
WAR BULLETINS
St Petershurg May lit Is denied tha, the
Jsps have crossed the Yalu bat II they have.
General Kuropatkin viii up the river and
II inland and that the japanese do not
cross it again.
Toxic. May The Japanese court is angry with
Russia for sending hat;leshlps tho
Orient In order that Admiral Togo may sink them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
ANCIENT TATTLE.

When a Roman lady
lady showed her spark
ling diamonds and beau
tiful gems 10 Eordelia.
the mother of the Grac-
chi. she called In her
boys and said. These
are my jewels"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
MODERN VERSION.

When a Lawrence ave.
nue lady was display
ing her silks and other
nnery 10 a neishbar. thu
neiehbor called IN her
beautifully dressed little
girl and SAID: This 10
my wardrobe "
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
PRECoCTTY

An inquisitive Wichita girl of four years asked
her father the other day. Papa when win / be
come a like you?'
You will never become man. dear, replied
the father. After while you will become young
lady and then you will get TO be a woman like
mamma
But. papa don't want TO be Wom-
have to take OF babies
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

WHEN YoU WERE \ BOY
Do you remember:
How cheap ii made you feel the first few times
you said thank YOU"
How you hated the man who treated you a
child?
How often YOU planned a horrible revenge on
unoving parents by going away forever
How you bewaied yourself the hardsbps OF
childhood and the imposition by your mother in
sending you back 20 the grocery with a can
OF that didn't look good?'
How keen your sense Of truthfulness suddenly
became when you asked go To the door
and say that mamma wasn't at home?
How insulted you became when given the neck
OF the chicken when company was present.
How you roared when asked get bucket of
coal and how bad you felt when mother refused to
allow You do IL but got IL herself?
How you thought your dad 10 the police
the biggest fellow in town?
How little you cared about the weather and
how much happier you were?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
THE PIKERS' LAMENT
WHEN YOU WERE A BOY.

nkOssuth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

TranSMsdsf
in nA
VIM had promised to anaa attend he
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

Sedgwck Paragraph: One chgge under the skin is
bot o grass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The howl again this that the farmers
young coyotes preserving the breeders
crop bounes year such harmless
little graft
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT

AeoT Fremont
is ae
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

IN 1865 THlRTf-NNE YEARS AGO ToDAY-E Garvey and
stark
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

THRTY-FIvE ToDAY:-The general
TO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

he mortgage Christian church Eureka be
morning The church erected
a years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

government with restrictions Even tenement Re-
form Itself Is even yet too generally uaderssooa
70 moan Inspection a, iaconyenIen, hours rather
than positive dement's assured"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

SaioonkeePer Thomas put display % suakes r. h
Iasfw week And hack door Used nuch a.
though Thomas been dry
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

The already making showing IN the towns
Thomas reports Saturday busiest months
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-14
Refuting the Teacher.

Little Willc's teacher had been
giving the children daily talks on nat
ural history, each day taking up some
animal and telling all she knew about
it, 90 the day in question she talked
about rabbits. Willie had rabbi. of
his own, and that afternoon when he
got home he took it out of it's hutch.
Holding it by the ears at arms length
IN front of him, and assuming the
manner of the pedagogue, he qucs.
toned, sternly
Seven times seven ?'
No response from the rabbit.
Six times six ?' he demanded.
shaking the rabbit roughly.
Still no response.
"Now, III give you an easy one.
Five times five %
And still the rabbit stared without
response.
Willie threw him down in disgust.
l knew that old teacher was lying"
said he. She said rabbits was the
greatest multipliers in the world. -
indianapolis News.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-14
She Settled Him.

Mary" said worthy mistress 10
her servant, Il am sorry to have to
complain again-the more 80 as it is
the only fault have found il you
but the frequent visits of that follower
OF yours are unbearable. You mus,
put stop to them"
Il am sure I'll do my best M am, y
responded Mary. II know I've
promised to do so before, but 1 will
really try to settle him this week"
In the middle Of the week Mary
had her afternoon out, and her mis-
tress suggested that she would have
an opportunity of speaking he,
mind once for all" to the young man.
Mary came back radiant.
"1've settled him this time, ma am
she remarked.
Il hope you did it gently. You
did not insult him?"
Insult himr' gasped Mary. "No,
ma'am, that I didn't. I just marie d
him this afternoon, an I'm to leave
here in months timer".
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-14
TRAIL OF THE JAGUAR.
His Method of Killing Animals and
Catching Fish.

His Method Of Killing Animals and
Catching Fish.
The trails Of the jaguar are
many, but they nearly all lead to
river, for water appears TO be more
necdful to the tiger than to any 9TH
er of the cat family. And this is
not that he actually drinks more, so
far as can learn, but rather be-
cause along the waterways he finds
an easy and abundant food in the
river hog, in the small deer that
come down to drink and in the fish
that swim pleii;if"lly in all these
streams.
In the Rio de la Plata, just off
Rucnos Ayres, is an island where at
oHc time a number of jaguars lived
and thriycd practically on the fish
they caught, for there was nothing
else on the island, and no one ever
heard Of their visiting the mainland
because OF its settlement and not on
account OF the distance to shore, for
the tiger Is a strong, bold swimmer
and minds no river of South Amer
lea, nol the widest, If lie wishes to
reach the opposite bank. lie is a
patient, uncrrinS fisherman, watch
ing for long periods from some van
tage point, which may be either a
fallen tree trunk extending into The
stream or at the banks edge, until
victim appears, when with light
ming blow he hurls the fish out on to
the bank or clutches it as it swims
past.
While the swampy Jungle and the
water courses are his habitat, yet the
jaguar will make incursions upon
dry ground if cattle or horses or
dogs or poultry offer and river food
happens to be scarce or for the time
being more difficult to secure. I
heard several trustworthy accounts
of cattle and colts killed by the
jaguar, though his ravages are not
SO frequent Us once they were owing
to his further inland habitat. His
method of killing animals of this
size is literally to stalk them up
wind, that no scent may reach the
victim, and then to spring on their
back, fastening teeth and claw in
the neck. With smaller animals
the jaguar springs for the neck at
once and appears to prefer the hind
quarters to the stomach, which is
left for the vulturcs that are omni-
present in the open country.
The jaguar is noisier animal
than any other Of the feline family,
particularly at night, and roams the
jungle disdainful of lesser beasts in
his manifest superiority. And he
is without doubt absolute king of
the South American forest. There
is literally none to dispute his do
main, none even worthy to do him
homage, for The puma, which is fair
ly plentiful, has as little the cour-
age of his convictions in South as
in North America.-Outing.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-14
The Young Inquisltor.

Former Governor Frank 8. Black
told this story, which is perhaps as
good as any Of its kind, while at the
Manhattan one day last week, says
the New York Globe:
"a neighbor Of mine had q seven
year'old son who, I think, would take
some betting as plyer of questions.
One evening few weeks ago was
making call ut his fathers house.
The boy was present in the sitting
room, and at intervals for good part
OF the evening he interrupted his dad
by asking embarrassing questions,
Finally the old fellow became tired
of his son 3 many queries.
I'll see that your mother puts you
to bed before I get home in the fu-
ture,' he sternly informed the boy.
But, pop retaliated the child,
with natural overflow Of philosophy
that was delicious, how can you see
her put me to bed before you ge.
home 2
"That was the last question for that
evening""
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-14
His Honey Was Gone.

a country newspaper man who is
very fond of honey visited neigh.
boring city recently, and at one of the
hotels he was served with some deli
cious honey. He enjoyed it 30 much
that he told his wife all about it when
he returned home, says Lippincott' 8
Magazine.
On his next trip to the city she &C.
companied him. They visited the
same hotel, and when the noon meal
was being served he said to his wife
that he hoped they had some more of
that honey. 1t did not appear, how
ever, and the newspaper man, there
fore, beckoning to waiter, said
Say, Sambo, where is my honey 2"
He was almost paralyzed when that
worthy grinued and replied
"She doan work here no more, boss.
She done got better job at the silk
mill"
The wife received handsome new
dress before they returned home, after
making solemn promise not to tell
the story.