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campaign. lie IL fond OF telling how ne
and several other Cairo boys thre"
stones 81 the Frenohmen as they enter
ed the city The old man preserves
happy aud oontented disposition un'"
1901 he still worked IN the army work
shops, There are men employed thete
who are over eighty, aud they remeul-
Der him as an old man when they We.'
boys He lives with a great-graiu
daughter who Is an old woman
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According to international law. neu.
trality in the strict meaning Of the
term Is the complete abstentlon Of a
state from giving aid or encouragement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-16
Obligation of o Nation to Enforce Neutrality
Recent TickIiSh Incident In the Port of Shanghai

both unfortunates. Especially Is a neu-
tral power supposed TO be anxious TO
assume the relation Of peacemaker. In
actual practice It is 20 be feared that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-16

The trip from Paris to Marsellles T.,
made today In about twelve hours ~
1884 the time required was e's""
hours, in 1850 II vas $50 hours.
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rsr Over sIKvy TSafs

hRG WpgLov's sooTH1Ss svsuT has heeh Hsed
tor children tsethlng II soothes the child sottens
the gums, Allays all pain, curss wind collie and 10
na best remedy for DGrrhaA Is cents bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-16

liyour liver Is out Of order, causln
BiIiousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, takea dose Of.
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OPAL CLUB
EXCURSION
Ogden,

Next Sunday via Oregon Short Line
Leave $3.50 am Round trip $l00,
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HELP WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN FOR GENERAL
homework. Enquire S56 so. West Temple.
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TEA

We choose to sell tea and
It goes from Alaska to
Mexico.
It's the tea
ioat grocer is'ars yoat nonA lfyoa don't me
s-hHmg pot
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LOST

A RED AND WHITE COW. IN CALF
hammer brand on LEFT front shoulder Re-
turn to 1894 South Ninth East Street and
receive reward.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
of George W. Lloyd, Deceased. Creditors
Will present claims With vouchers 20 the
undersigned az 9l-3-j Deseret News Bldg
salt Lake city Utah on or before The
g0th day Of January. A. d. 1906
WILLIAM N. DAVIS,
Administrator Of the Estate OF George w.
Lloyd, Deceased.
Date OF first publication, Sept 49, A.
d. 1904.
Thomas q Maycock. Attorneys for rs.
tate
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
Consult County Clerk or the respectly
sisners for further information.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
viii present claims with vouchers To- tbe
undersigned at jj North West Tomplo
Street, Salt Lake City Utah. on or b..
fore the 18th day Of January A ID. 1905.
WALTER j. BEATIE,
Executor OF the Estate of Marion q
Beatie, Deceased.
Date OF first publication Sept 49, A.
ID, 1904.
a Miner, Attorney for Estate,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
YOUR DOG OR YOUR DAUGHTER: WHICH?

There is criticism made OF American parents by
foreigners which rule just one and that is to the
effect that the average American girl strictly
protected against the wes OF the youth and of the
considerable of the opposite she should be- The
plea that the American girl is different is selfre
ant and more capable taking herself than the
average foreign girl reared under the espionage of pa
rents teachers, guardian chaperon, is only true in
degree or comparatively Human nature is much the
same everywhere in its hopes and trusts not only but in
its passions Only last week VIM Mccoy of Longton,
Elk county, this state found guilty of murder in
degree. Mccoy is aged about 81 the wife he
killed but 6. The Howard Courant comments follows:
"e used to whistle her to the gate and take her out
moonlight walks Her parents though they may have
objected did not could put stop to it. lie
q young, sporty 'tuf chap and the 15-yearold girl
thought him the sweetest thing EARTH and she should
just without him. She also insisted that shewas old
enough love, choose husband and to when
papa and objected, she away with her hero
and they married Then it was different She
awoke the realization that he tough spoiled Wild
unknd brutal She grew of cruelty and neglect
and her love for him probably died, her idol shat
tered Her hero just ordinary, everyday cheap
boozer and scrapper She rebelled and went home
BY of her father she fell heir money and
hubby naturally wanted stay by herand her money.
She gave him the marble heart he murdered her and
then tried to take his life Unfortunately he failed
the act and when the jury took his 1t
not fifteen minutes till they pronounced him guilty OF
murder in the degree and the judge will condemn
him death by hanging Stl 15yearod girls will spoon
with gay young boys down the shady and side
streets still parents carefully guard control
their horses and their cattle, and their dogs, will
allow their children deliberately so ruin. is the
way of the world"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

Wichita wants gas, and woe to the man
who stands in her way of getting it.
neo1-(o)i;
I Il have always found says Always
Next. that in politics and raising fam
lily the more wood you saw while others
are trying their hand. the more sympa-
thy you can expect when your turn
comes
()-(O)-C)
1t is perfectly right to recall Alexief if
the car has a cousin who wants the
job. Any loyal subject will give way TO
fatten a scion Of royalty.
(..)o--o(..f
IN AFRICA.
You say that horse crossed the des-
ert? Why. no animal can live one day
on those sandy wastes except the camel -
We'll, you see. this horse is a camp
bellite.'
A DISTINCTION.
do you know, always feel sorry for
a woman named Jones? No matter how
rich she may be. her name will always
be jones'
We'll, then. you must feel sorry for
those named Smith, too
Not exactly You see, a woman named
Smith may later become Mrs. Smythe.
-to). .(o)-
BRUNNHILDE'S IMMOLATION.
Heijaho. hoiotoho. what a direful pass,
Crane quite sufficed without an added
human ass.
Would that Cover ne'er was waited up
ward to the moon.
But had left to others his Incorporate
balloon.
Doehme's printing all my letters; what
thing to do,
Most ungentlemanly of him, even If
they're truei
Columns in the daily papers make me
hopping mad,
All my life | was averse to any vivid ad.
But, though "Zolt'' and 1 with rage are
dually insane.
Tis as well to mention 1 shall shortly
sing again.
Town Topics
o..O--O.-o
There are only three words in the En-
eslish language that end in CION and ali
three OF them appear in this column tC-
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

There is one very important matter that
Paul Morton overlooked while in Wichita
Monday, and every one expresses him
self as sorry for II. We refer 10 the
growl in telephone l39 1t wouldn't cost
much to have 1t extracted and anyhow
the company might get il back in the
increased sale of tickets.
o..O-O..o
ANCIENT MODERN
TATTLE. VERSION.
Socrates used to} VIM. J. Bryan is
say that he wasS won't TO deem him
the wisest of menS self the wisest of
because he knew men because he
that he knew noth-( knows it all and no
ing Others didn'tS body else knows
even know that anything.
-iio(-lon
Some people don't realize that piety is
something more than perfuncto- FER
Torrance.
U..l-l..D
School Director-How are you getting
along?
since l dispensed with moral suasion as
a corrective measure and adopted tangi-
bic instrumentality.
10000
There was really no need to shut the
fair gates on Sunday. No coercion would
have been exerted to force Sabbatarians
to attend If they didn't want to.
O:O:-:o:o
The devil says he wishes Japan would
whip EN-, cause it's nicer and easier 10
say Russo-Japanese than Japo- Russian
csc.
O:o:-:O:O
And now if the women could only have
a garden as ''scrumptious" as some of
those planned when the frost was SO
Deep"
0:o:-:o:O
Diogenes. the Piker, says: THE great
funeral given Sam Parks shows that
character cuts no figure If a man Be
LIEVES as you do. This is true in the
ology. politics and medicine. Conversely
it is useless for man who doesn't be
lieve as you do to be upright so far as
gaining your respect goes"
O:O:-:o:O
Diplomacy is said TO have held China
neutral There is well foun lei suSoi-
cion afioat that the heather ca zoe plays
a mighty strong hand at the little sane
called diplomacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
TIE UNITED STATES CENTER OF POPULATION

Henry Mari farmer who lives Columbus Bar
thoemew county Indiana, is the of the popu
iaon of the whole United States. The bureau
has found that the of population the
Of 1900 in latitude 80 degrees minutes and IS
seconds north, longitude IS degrees rs minutes and 81
seconds If person DESTROYS of visiting the spot
better idea of its location be got by asking most
any resident of Columbus Almost invariably the
such question will be: give miles southwest of
lumbus, in Hen Mars barn lot" The center re-
Gently marked by monument
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
THAT GAMBLING HELL AND DEATH DEN.

The bank Monte Carlo lost 4 fortnight ago. in a
single day 100000 francs unusual experience.
But the bank 2SO000o0 francs year
this phenomenal loss cheerfuy. II is many years
found itself a loser Of nearly million
francs the months of the financial year;
during the remaining months it literally 'raked
255o000O francs and wound the year with profit OF
little less than million pounds. The eccentrctes of
roulette and Quarante have been marked
this year sometimes happens The most remarkable
run at roulette witnessed day few years ago
when the number SO appeared seven times succession
combination which according to the law of chance
would up only series OF nearly $4,000 0oo-
o00 coups.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
TIE CYCLONE SEASON.

Amid the recent era of boss busting and machine
smashing through which people OF Kansas have just
passed the important fact appears have been over
looked that the cyclone is at hand When the
word cyclone is mentioned any place in the United
States the mind instantly associates it with For
what reason it is hard say. but it is fact In
benghed eastern states Kansas still popularity referred
to The land of drouhs cyclones Statistics
show that Kansas has more cyclones than several
other western sates-Illnois, Missouri and Nebraska
for instance When it actual figures is prob
able that Texas would in first owing to its great
History also proves that cyclone years Kansas
are good crop years why should has never
been explained. If this is to be cyclone year the
flower the twsters mighty slow getting
start Here over in May and single cyclone
has swept the There IS but way fight
cyclone, and that is to the nearest hide
till the is safe in the distance Diversified
farming has in conquered the drouths and
winds, but the cyclone still always will
master of Anything it tackles But being the land OF
cyclones Kansas begs to plead mot guilty"-Topeka
Capital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
Gail i - Z a gIe
M. M. MURDOCH. Editor
M. MURDOCH. Editor.

Why doesn't John D. Rockefeller be
a candidate for president OF the
United, States, the Hearst platform
MARE GO.
D. is widely known than Hearst is bigger man
every way dollars the yellow journalists
one. All Rockefeller would to get himself
prominently the would be to his cand
dacy and in the same his manager
nounce expenses Of all the Rockefeller clubs
bands campaign hurrahs would be paid presenta-
ton and verifcaon Every city village and hamlet in
the Boosting its Rockefeller club and his
name and a Christian philanthropist and his
claim a patron of education would be Tesounding
around gulf borders ocean
beaches. Hearst nothing his millions to commend
him Rockefeller has more millions, of political
record of reputation philanthropist and
educator Following his his agents could
buy half metropolitan daies. the Baptist
church all along line talking for him, and all
the coal fields continent aggressive
pagn for their king John would modify his party
politics. of course that would prove but perfunctory
matter. Republicans having already decided their
bearer all Mr. Rockefeller would have to do
would crowd the reticent Parker and the blatant
Hearst from track which would the him
sell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
KANSAS CUREEN is


Geuda Springs is iourishins alread,
this spring. Dave Leahy made an earl!
visit.
Forty dollars is the minimum wages t,
be paid the teachers at Great Bend mex
year. The teachers will all agree tina
there is no necessity of fixing maxi
mum.
The newspaper men can't help but al
mire J. S. George, Hutchinsors candi
date for the legislature. His light hail
and complexion make such good half
tone.
Hutchinson's fake salt railroad failed
to return it's property for taxation, anC
now the attorney general threatens tc
side-track several of the proprietors.
The Wellington News reports that the
Santa Fe's Okla homa buffalo chase was
about as exciting as a Sumner county
| joint raid
Senator Simons was in Wellington Mon
day. and the paper again had to discard
their patent insdes to make room fOT
what they desired to say.
The Hutchinson News In reporting the
! Kansas City Commercial clubs trip. says
| that the business men are ION one OF
| their periodical tours" or course. the
/ News didn't mean anything By using
| that particular adjective.
The board bill jumper is already abroad
| in Cowley county. That il. he was
| abroad until he met the sheriff.
\ Caldwell girl has made a hit on the
| stage at Boston. And now the town
| feels more than ever that it's candidate
should have been nominated CLERK OF the
district court.
The Sells and wallace shows have
made good at Winfield. Wallace had
to pay So for ripping Sells bills of the
| boards.
| Fire destroyed IesIden- It ArkanS-is
| City and one at Winfield. Sunday. Both
were just outside the FIRE limits.
1t now turns out that the only genuine
chase a; the l0l ranch. sunday was
pulled of by some Arkansas City Ere
boys They ran down a half e,cwn jack
rabbit
Charlie Finch holds out this consolation
20 the farmers who are worrying heca -
Of the gres; amount % rain. lis keep
ing the candidates away.
The Socialists OF Harper county have
been invited 10 Z convention MAJ =
Z :. V =.
The marshal % XcPheTson IS about 70
glvs IN his position Some peopl4 are
insisting that hs Xii tse.r eats
Empo-ia Gazette. Abgze a nan and
you rake him popular. deem 3 scheme
and you advertise a. 4 gari came - tnis
Office TO-DAY ard wanted 20 kuoN the I'D
dress % those fake 81. EoEis e1n sl1yr>.af
zCen-ie- thar tie papers = re go INK
were getting TcadT - stesl kazsa. glTss
she probably has secisse6 thsre s-e god
points abost being st0lez. after All TIE
tszzette has read 1lany Of tfse f-arfic ap~
psals against thls sor- 81 ffs1E. sid -
- tne can1sa oPsr.seE1 TIA; tteT o. rncfe
harm thar Eooc- y this = ;-saeoz. step
the Gazette. Too many Es~HsagE arr
srl-ten Ike zdverttzernen
Tazrezce Gzsett. Ssaztor fas-ers
<Peadr 2ssareaEs~ bock Il cor Ers@zsorag
LEGISLATION. IS abos-t ready fer ne press
Mav1e y AL - 81 rszht. ne ho.s 80
Pax = the god III PETER hass. -zTs=s
ns--self = ths fzshf, q ts-slzx Ezas each
at meant lrs<sa6 Il berg coEtrrr 70
srsst VIA y s2Fe = VII save tlrse ~
resrzln fsDra reading y ard stasv tts
Ce.aEressscnst Record ~hsca w.ss tax
CRY 2Sg@t ~ c-gs Il Ia ye-r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
THE WORLDS UNFORTUNATE.

Warden Jewett OF the Kansas penitentiary must be
hardened he said In this Office today that he nearly
always feels sorry for every prisoner
We think that is good trait feel sorry for any man
who is in distress. Nearly every prisoner really be
eyes that he will be pardoned few days. How all
exaggerate hope, The other day old in.
On hearing that would be allowed smoke, he
nearly broke down; ne said he had smoked nearly all his
life and didn't believe could get along without it. II
they the smoking habit down there, have
notion try a term.-Atchison Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

for the first time in his long life take part in vast
OF the wonders of the white mans world
Red Cloud eye glasses bu he cngs to the typical
nery OF his and rank. With his skin like wrinked
parchment and his vital obviously much diminished
his chieftain a remarkable link between
present conditions those which have passed away,
and he fail the attention OF Americans
who appreciate changes last half century and
the part which red played the history Of
the great republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
CONGRESS- EARLY ADJOURNMENT

An adjournment of congress for the long in April
is said to be almost unprecedented Nobody hardly
really expecting it. 1t proves the earliest of
long session of congress since the session of the FIT
teenth congress to adjournment April 90 1915
just about eightysix And the country will be
the for the early adjournment fact bust
ness may be improved in ways and the people
spared vast amount Of political claptrap which
to nothing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
NO MORE OE ELLEN STONE.

Boris Sarafof, the leader of the Macedonian revou
tonsts he's confessed something the whole world
known for two or three years-namely that Miss Ellen
Stone the missionary kidnapped by the revoutioniss
with the express purpose of adding the demanded
for her release the fund of the revolution The
friends of Miss Stone understood that very we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
WILL TAKE A CUP OF TEA.

Although all arrangements are not yet completed for
the wonans press session of the General Federation OF
Womens Clubs meeting St Louis the principal feature
has been decided upon-"soebOdy will pour In the
nouncement sent by the chairman of the press
mttee the following interesting Information is given:
The will be served by attendants from China Japan
and CeyOn after the fashion Of each country" Thus
the success of the session is already assured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

An official of the Methodist church jumped up in the
general conference, at Los Angeles yesterday and de-
nounced the Catholic church for its participation in poll
tics Forty years of observation the remark
here that the Catholic who expects get OF the
Methodist in politics will have hustle around the
bustings quite early and hang till very late.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

Theodore Roosevelt when assistant secretary of the
foresaw what the governments OF the world
ing that of own realizing. that the enormously
costly fighting machine the battleshp, was going 70
prove for little torpedo boat which he advo
Gated supplying the navy with great numbers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
JAPAN HAS FEW PAUPERS.

The London Chronicle says that the Japanese are
able understand how it is that though their
population is about the ours, they have only
$1,000 paupers, while have about 100000 The diff
ference is due the Japanese attitude toward old
and parenthood Most of their few paupers children
or elderly people whom earthquakes have deprived Of
their breadwinners Old age is ali but Japan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
ARE TIE HERERos HEROES?

South Africa is worrying Europe good deal Just at
present. Germanys forces practically sandstilI
until renforcemens Moreover their prestige has
been lost through succession CT reveres through the
Of disease through the administrative
pacity which has enabled the Hereros 70 gain
vantages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

Lawrence Gazette: Colonel ~ NJ Murdoch makes fun
of the boss busters because they of y Leland
1t is all right about that but Colonel Murdocks memory
is good. and he easily remember what happened
the other gang of busters who downed Cy.
not afraid of him afterwards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

The boss busters be worrying the quies-
cence of the burst bosses The bosses don't seem
willing that the old bosses should be permitted
gradually and quietly but keep proddng the corpses
they were dangerous or apprehendng resurrection
day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

william Allen Whites Emporia Gazette says that of
all the papers the meeting of the womens
club federation the only worth reprinting one
that made everybody mad. Topeka Herald The excep-
tional paper probably embodied either thought
truth for neither of which will any womans club
stand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
OLD ChlsE Red CLOUD.

One OF the most interesting human documents" a.
the ST. Louis exposition viii be the famous Sioux chief
Red Cloud That and powerful great In
dian nation is than years Of as and he is going
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

New York Judge denounces Insurers as "disorderly
people and says they be proceeded against like the
keepers of any other of disorderv house That kind
OF legal rule would put onehalf OF Wall street in the
lookup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

Why didn't Carnegie think to include in his hero fund
the herones OF the land found upon every hand many
poor mothers supporting the children upon their
hands as also the slayevife ofthe loafer?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

Good authorities estimate the balance Of trade in
favor Cuba for the present year less than s2
oooo0e per of the entire exports the
island.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

1t Editor Buckley Of the Christian Advocate who
said he would take Mr RoekefeIer's money for phan
thropic purposes ne could go denouncing way
the money made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

Visitors the St Louis fair will be instructed 10
prevent yellow fever large consignment Of mosquitoes
and larvae having been Havana for that pgr
pose
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

General Kuropatnsd leaving ST Petersburg to
buttnski grimy declared that he wouldn't have time to
take any Jap prisoners there was more
CT truth than sarcasm in his boast
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KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT
4.

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lshed a
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w w THE PlKERS LAMENT m M


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posed if al
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IN 1s. TEIRTYFoUR YEARS AGO ToDAYThe Episcopaans
vention Leavenworh
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IN 1874 THIRTY YEARS ToDAYThe Bend Progress ha
bined published edited By w H o.
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of
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in
by to a
the seatng of Yoe and