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EMERALD GAME TOMORROW.

The Cuban X-Giants, who played a
twelvc5inninE game with the Ridge
woods last Sunday. will cross bats with
the Emeralds Tomorrow at the Pro-
toctory Grounds. Van Nest. The game
promises to be bitterly fought and each
team has been strengthened for the oc-
ei.sion. The Young Americans meet n
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NOTES OF THE TURF

young lady. Miss Incz, Lady Savoy
was second. This makes amends for
Lady Ellison's defeat by Lady Savoy
in the Debutante Stakes at Nashville.
Arthur Mcknight is starting at Union
Park, and is doing some clever work
at the barrier. Ills starts SO far have
been very good.
The evening world., 1904-05-07
DAY" AT
GRAVESEND A
fspecial to The Evening WORLDLY

GRAVESEND. May 1.-The same ia
vorable uonditt0As OF the past few
days again being in evidence to-day
many horses we're sent to gaiioping ex-
cruises over thls COURSE The track
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Central

UUI A. NJ. and 2, 10 p. NJ. "a. Sunday. a.
Pittstield & No; Adams Sunday at 90 An
Trains illuminated with Pinisch Iisht.
Ticket of5lsef s,n as lt { 2Si. 80 and Iai,
ave. as West i25th st. and iE5th "a. ST..
,iSn. New York SsS and re Fulton ct an
Telephene 200 ssth Street fer New Yors
hotel or residence bv westcott Express. -
A. IT. SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Gov Nc-nSer Cen Pass Aren't.
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GAINED 40 POUNDS.
GAINED 40 POUNDS.

BY taking Father Johns Medi-
cine gained 40 pounds.-Fred
Eckherdt. 494 Main St. Stamford,
Conn.
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HELP w~ANrEp-MALE.

SPRING FILTER WANTED; first-elass mA1
on wagon springs. Apply 10 joseph PNimer.
735 Rutherford av., Boston. Mass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
AMERICAS ASSURED OPPORTUNITIES.

In country is labor fully rewarded in America
and yet in country the labor question persist
emily agtated. In comparison the opportunity of the
laborng of America is UNNECESSARILY in every way
above those of other countries The American only
commands remunerative wages, but he lives the best
the land affords and dresses comfortably the best
Consul Pietro Cuneo writing from Turin Italy under
date OF October gives interesting and doubtless
Trustworthy of the conditions of labor in that
country.
He describes seeing men and boys carrying brick
and stone in baskets their shoulders masons'
sisants four stories high with very scany proeo on
against the weather
Becoming interested in the work going in large
government building he prompted to make inquiries
to the rate of wages. He found rugged and
competent boys getting average 20
cents day and from 30 TO 80 cents Good brick
layers getting from 50 to 100 day stonecut
tiers and carpenters from 60 70 painters
from 40 to 80 LaboreTs the of
Turin commanding from 40 &c cents a day.
OF the laborers' of living high
IN Italy here, because the conditions living work
ngmen not up 10 the high standard America
the climate require it, But shows that
q pretty good place to live in working people and
the offers magnificent opportunity for those who
wish 10 engage II farming
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Speaking of political Bosses who discovered McKin-
ley landing him in congress inspiring him
pon Of high protective tariff Who later elected
Mckinley governor of Ohio later secured his nomination
and election president OF the United States plat
form dictated for him by this boss 1t is that
who standing the ideal representative of both labor
and capital, and who having been indicated in being
elected to the United States by overwhelming
majority, resigns his party bossshp declaring that
is against his wishes be talked of considered
possible presidential candidate against Roosevelt As
probably will be found equal to naming this boss
of bosses, statesman with superior and few, if any,
peers they referred June &c possible dis
closure of mis- and identity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
; Fray Marcos Of Nice

COMPANIONS in a large house. where they
were attacked on the following morning.
with the result that more than three
hundred of the expedition ana EStenan
himself were killed.
On hearing OF this event. the Indians
who accompanied Fray Marcos refused
20 so any further; but he continued his
Journey with his interpreter and two
/ Indian chiefs. who finally consented 70
so with him. and thus ne came within
sight OF cieola- which he describes as
follows: 1T L. built on the plain at the
foot of round hill: IL is handsome
looking town. ard the best that / have
seen In these parts. the houses are bull.
as was informed By the Indians. al OK
stone. with upper stories and tat roofs
as l could see from Hill which as
eended for the purpose OF observation.
and the population is greater than that
OF the City OF Mexico.''
The two Indian chiefs who acccnapan-
led Fray Marcos told him that Clbola
was the smallest OF the Seven Cities.
and that Totonseac was the largest and
houses and people.
Unable 10 so any further. and fearing
that he would finally lose his life. Fray
Marcos returned from his expedition.
Bearing in mind the information re-
ceived. the yiceroy sent cut another ex-
petition the following year iSs under
the Governor Don Francisco vasoues Cor
onado. in search OF the Seven Cities: and
on The 18th Of November OF that Year he
executed an agreement for the same pur-
pose. with he "ASelantado.' Don Fe-
dro de Aiyarado
Coronado was unable 10 find the Sevea
Cities and declared the report Of Fray
Marcos OF Nice false.
Ever since .hen the report OF Fray
Marcos has been dlsered.ted; but never
theless Il Is only necessary 10 read IL
to see that It has in itself all evidences
OF authenticity. he gives an exact state
ment of Places and distances. gives nance
and describes customs without contra
dieting himself in any case. and ne also
enters into details that could not b. the
resul. OF too lively imagination. Be-
sides this, the veracity OF the first Fran
ciscan friars Is well known. and as .
further proof. he protested the truth Of
his report In @ sworn statement that he
signed in Mexico on the End of Seates-
Der. So before the viyeroy, Don An
tonic de Ceynos. member OF the Royal
Aud!ence. Francisco vssquez Coronado.
Governor Of New Galicia, above mca-
tioned. and In presence Of thcso gentle
men and the notary. he ratified the truth
OF his statement, Any person who knows
those persons and those times win feel
no doilbf vhatexar as 70 the truth ~ the
report.
Modern Investigations in New Mexico
that have been published In tho United
States t5). confirm several points In the
story OF Fray Marcos. and explain how
vasapez de Coronado missed ths proper
road TO the northeast and leaving the
Cities 10 his lerG. came TO the deserts II
the Gran Guivara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
ghs aalitta nalu gae Ehursday Horuo ganuaru 1904

would not take three such engines placed end
to end to cover side Of fairszed
cities and yet such monster can hurled through
ordinary bridge
One would think that boiler so immense set on
wheels could hardly draw sufficient through its
dimnutiFe smokestack but of the Is that
built so will be fitted for oil fuel
AS mammoth ships building for the Pacific SO
these monster iron horses productions
the great southwest to the seaboard of them
will draw the equivalent Of ten locomotives of
thirty years ago.
Coal has its best days and must soon share its
kingship. Oil is rapidly coming to the throne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
THE Xxx MACHINE,

The charge of the seconsttued Boss Busters is that
the Republican organization of has degeneraed
into machine The complaint comes almost if not en-
trely from exmachine men, who have lost out
Their cry Doodle graft which has misled many,
gratuous inspired by selfish designs OF year
year. as the state institutions expand grow
the aggregate expense increases proportion the
crease of taxable valuations If not in such proportion
sppreciably But the average taxpayer is paying
his personal holdings in the aggregate than he
has heretofore That is, he is paying no more head
his horses, than he paid when the Bust
ers taking hand. If he has horses and
the total amount of taxes is probably The
Topeka arrays the personnel of the crowd that
is bowling for Hoch whose howl for Hoch is
able to the incident that Hoch failed being elected
state office And this is the Journal has say
about that crowd of exs:
Frank Crimes who recently retired politics.
pursue declared untrammeed in business
circles has been made sort Of assistant manager
Mr.. Stubs in the Hoch campaign His title is commit
teemanatlarge. There not many positions in the
campaign that Senator Burton overlooked for
of his political associates and in the rank and file
battalions of his cohorts
.'Most of Mr. Hoch's managers like himself, of
retiring disposition Among those that be
ing recalled from their late retirement and present
resurrection reception committee
for and funds may be mentioned B. II. Tracey,
candidate for attorney for the United States; William
Higgins, ex-secretary state; A w. Smith ex-nomnee
for governor; Richard w. Blue excongFessman beaten
by Bailey and eXcandidate for the pension bureau; F. B.
Dawes ex-attorney general w. r. Stubbs exmembe7
of the ways committee of the late lamented
legislature; T. Benton Murdoch, ex-member for state
board OF charities; Frank E. Grimes, eX-man who has
made Senator Burton famous; Conner T. Davies exRe-
publican Popuist William Martndae exvice president
exFrst National Bank Emporia H. E Richter, excan-
ddae for governor; John Dudley eX-state house
todian and exShawnee machine; ID W. Mulvane,
chine politician; H. NJ Phillips exreasurer and eXcandi
date county commissioner Nat Barnes, Kansas
City; c. Ridgeway, exdeputy insurance commissioner;
J. n Doey exmember late legislature; W. Johnson,
ex-ve stock board; s. Benedict ex-senator; ex-Pete
Foley (mistake Foley lost Where Foley?)
LET motto be Ex-X' we sing. Simply to this
cling The majority with us; why-5ecause there
out of Office than in All who disappointed
with the present administration or disposition of
the Offices its disposal invited the call says
forward and contribute to the Hoch fund and the
New Jerusalem exhibit of eX's.
I'VE will yet walk the golden streets and in the Ian
guage of Washington his address
to the school marms: We must purify politcs-down
with all machines but own
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
GEN, OIAZ AT PuEelA.

In the War OF Intervention the city OF
Pueblo was assaulted and seized =. the
victorious division of Disx on the End II
April. 1867. After the battle was over
the gallant and grateful commander was
amply justified Ia addressing his Tlctcrl-
Gus troops In tho Nspoisenic terms which
he employed upon the occasion:
Companions In arms: T wish 10 DC tho
frss in paying tribute 10 yous heroism.
The entire ration and postsFtty VIII al
forward perpetuate your glory.
You have Inscribed another memorable
date in the city where zarasazs immeT-
talized his name and the sth OF May. Ths
End Of April Of 1855 viii hcpceforth be
registered in the calendar Of our naticaai
giories
] centered great hopes In you. have
seen yol respond uRauasd 40 the call %
the fatherlsnd. 10 arm you In Nina
huatian. in the carboHera. Ia Jaiapa and
Oaxaca with weapons wrerted from the
enemy You have fought ns;.ed aat hum
gry. leaving behind Sou a track ~ ziery.
and with all this yogr achievements IN
f'uoila have SURPASSED iBy hopes
A city not without reason G. isidsrei
Invincibie. and which the first soldiers 81
io world could not take by assault.
yielded 10 one dash CO your courage. The
entire garrison and the immense var
material gathered hy the enemy are the
trophy Of your victory
soidiers' You deserve wei 81 the c0un-
try. The struggle which rent her can ee
prolonged no longer You have jass given
proof Of your irresistibIs vsior. who sai
dare to measure arms wish ;he vsctors
OF Puebia7 Independence and repui,liean
Institutions will ~aveT no longer. 4 oaan-
try tha; has sonH ike yon will be aafe
from all conquest or oppression.
Intrepid IN battle and Moderate IN VIC
tory. you have gained the admiration Of
this city for your bravery. and Sc graft
tpde for your disefpia~.
Who ls the genera. that VIII no; b.
proud 10 lead Tcu7 while you are ~iss
ne. your friend sili deem himself IN
yinc.ble. FOBFiRio DfAZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
GETTING READY TO FLY.

The event of last year in the development of the bal
loon airshp really the fight of the Lebaudy airship
when two brothers traversed the forty-sx miles from
Mcisson to Paris in and fortyone minutes We
nave this positive fact the of further speculation
as to what may be accomplished this year The signif
canoe Of lies in the fact though wind was blow
ing diagonay their path navigators had the
machine sufficiently under reach their destna
ton What has been done once can be done again. and
as soon as the weather permits similar voyages will be
undertaken In another year man will probably fy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
THE CAUSE OF THE YEARNING.

So many faces that sad
So many tears so many signs;
So rare the laughter that is glad,
So few the sparkling happ, eyes;
So much of sorrow and Of pain,
So seldom delightful day;
So many wishes mace in vain,
So few the thankful prayers we say.
And why so many longings ne'er
To be fulfilled, and why the sghs?
And why the murmurs of despair
And why many fearful eyes?
Because there are so few who learn
That they who crave the least are blessed;
Because much for which ycarn
Would not be valued if possessed.
S. E. Kiser in Chicago Record Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

The Oklahoman says that the opposition
to Cash Cade has neen traced to Bird
Mcclure. This is no doubt some of the
Oklahoma City bloodhounds work
There are at least two counties in Okla
homa that have passed up the Iessees
proposition for something better; Grant
for a high school and Woods for a court
house
They still dignity it with the name of
| la grippe at Perry.
\ farm was sold in Noble county this
week for $500. This shows that there
are still some bargains left in territorial
real estate.
\ town row is threatening Mooreland.
Somebody is letting his stock run loose,
The editor of the Mooreland Leader
got married last week. II this doesn't
bring the delinquent around. it will be
just as well to suspend his paper.
Railroad trains have not become so
common a sight at Hobart that their
coming doesn't cause a runaway. Doda-
baugh had one Saturday.
Burglars broke into Fred Taylors home
at Kingfsher but took nothing but some
finger rings. This leap year business is
driving the girls to desperate things.
Shawnee's city council is considering
plans for new city hall.
\ giant "ditching machine" IS a curl
osity in one of Hobart's alleys It re-
moves GO lineal feet 10 depth OF four
feet day.
The Ponca City Courier is IN. first ter
ritorial paper 10 throw its support 10
Quay &c succeed Hanna.
Mr.. Quick Is one of Perry's lawyers.
The well posted Democrats Of Day
county are not sure of carrying the county
at the next election. according 20 the
Progress. The small fry are. however.
talking as big as ever.
Ex-Go~ernor Seay offers to furnish
flag for the Kingfishsr college. and ex-
presses the wish that every school might
display one. This should bring the blush
10 the cheek OF the last legislature. but
Il won't.
The TERRITORY sEoEf1 10 fNa1hlIi. II
was ore Of the few that escaped the
physical culture" fad
The question of getting . site for the
Carnegie library was settled at e. Reno
by several persons offering one. ard nov
the trouble is in choosing betTeen the
many Offers.
Fivnn introduced a bin for a s59ecs
building al e Reno. and now Bird Nc
CURE Is 20 introduce one for ylss.ls9
one. II congress is smart II will appro-
pirate the slo6 81" quick
Two Gsrield boys have enlisted IN the
army in the last week II looks Ike that
Colombian affair will have TO be settled
without oklahoma cid
The = Reno American = said - hsye.
beea sold Kaas4s City men are said tol
&c the purchasers
.gsaiiows - Lose Their PREY A.
uouEced h.a6-liaes over The QBeenza cosn-
mutation IN The Guthrie Ceustzl yes.e<-
dsy morning il Is said that Dotws;h-
standing this deciaraiio-s- Tire governor
<Sili believes that his at vas ore 81
mcTcy.
Emil Etzos OK the Temple Trfesne. hzs
made a paving STAIR OF his paper. %.
=, srs- rate. ~ has found y u~cessars .
Get help meet &c aid in speeding me sur
plus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
KANSAS CURRENTS

Wouldn't 1t be a good plan for Bailey
and Hoch both to join the Don't WORRY
club?
Hoch Is being compared TO Folk And
yet that Missourian has never been
charged with lingualitis.
The Marion county central committee
has Endorsed Hoch for governor. The
boss was there and there was nothing
else to do.
The Fifth district, according TO the Kan
sas City Journal. refused TO commit itself
on the gubernatorial proposition. In other
words. it stands where it did last cleo
ton. almost unanimously for Bailey.
y burglar trying TO enter Hutchinson
preachers house. walked on the roof
He probably forgot that Christmas is
passed e and thought he you'd be taken for
Ivan u. Rogers. an attorney OF We'll
lington. has been arrested for llbeifng
Wilson, county attorney. Wellington beats
correspondence school for learning the
law business
Hutchinsons city council has granted
franchise for an electric line Now.
what will Tom Cordry do for a subject for
his jokes?
". II. Won Der Heiden is a Republican
candidate in Harvey county. VIM. r
Hearst Will probably have TO be employed
TO print the ballots.
Another fire escape Is being hung on
McPhersons opera house II is hoped
that the house may nor be opened again
and the management saved from bank
ruptcy-
winheIds city council didn't get down
TO business Monday until midnight IL
either.
VIII White predicts that II the grocery
feature isn't cut ont" the Hoch- Bailey
affair may become a duplicate Of the IA
nous old Baking Powder war.
I'd Howe denies that the AtchisoH Globe
is 4 machine organ. Howe is noted for
making unique declarations.
Miss Gano was married 10 Nr. I-nrer a;
Medicine Lodge. Wednesday sh@ should
be given credit for GRE thing. She cidns
Why should any man Ia the socd dis
tTict be for Bailey asks The Lawrence
Gazette. Easy. because that dlx.rscs n
composed % men. the ma SSrity Of whom
have no pork IN their veins
The State Temperance union IL getting
oct wet and dry maps % Kansas. An
adoendum wiii have 70 be attached = TIE
former for Tupeka-
The saiiaa Journal publishes = list %
leap year snaps" Evea the visitors &c
the city are inclu6ed IN the lis;
\ cowIey county girl rad Der nnger
chopp~S OF hy her brother vhosz sfse
xss assisting IN choppsng the pefst0es
Thursday lt w@s accidental
The Salvation Army Is doing effective
w9Tx az Tinr~A6. according - ~ yr-e
Press TAis Implies aa sbHns1zno= %
material
Tn. KAnssz- Republican. q Newton
SAYS There Is s<7se % comfort IN the !
nczr q bereavement IA a Substantial sass
cozy ezsk<s We viii sxree iasa Il 1s1z.s
cczy cc-E<r-
Th~ Aieh.sor Gaots~ 1~rlzrs- -Ths s6ss
~ r-zsEuz = ss4a rz-e. 70 Sos~rsoT. +
TIE n<ne . net cisaised. saS IA Is too /.
short
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

CRITICISMS.
A subscriber at Coilbran. Colo, sends
the Pikers editor a communication signed
but the subscriber has taken $40 words TO
bring it out, and so the editor can't
publish il. Brevity is the Pikers
FIRST PRINCIPLES"
-(es. .te,--
STORY FROM TALMUD.
r. Gamaliel ordered his servant, Tobi
TO bring something good from the mar
ket. and he brought tongue. At another
time he told him to bring something bad.
and ne also returned with a tongue.
why did you on both occasions fetch
tonsue?" the rabbi. asked, 1T is the
source of good and evil Tobi replied;
IF ii is good, there is nothing better;
IL it is bad there is nothing worse"
-to1..tot-
In seeking to increase the beer tax from
81 TO 81 20 barrel. Representative Miller
|of Kansas displays craftsmanship of the
highest order. KANSANS DO NOT
DRINK BEER. so this extra tax will not
touch his constituents. There may be
now and then Kansan who takes
glass of beer when he gets 10 Kansas
City. but who cares for cost when on an
outing?
1t is to be hoped that Panama won't
send warshirs 10 Washington and do this
country mischief because of the amend
ments TO the canal treaty insisted upon
by the United States senate.
Q..EL!..D
The lady poetess was angry with the
Pikers column. You're no gentleman to
say such things about a lady" shouted
she over the phone. ''Suppos:ng such
things were said of your Madame"
replied the editor. Il would be delighted
Now, you just sit down and write the
worst roast you can think OF and we will
publish it,. There was a strange silence
at the other end of the line The editor
smashed it with VIII your The lady
replied, mo, | won't. Then you'd roast
me on my roast, YOU hateful thing" And
as the receiver was slammed up. a wild
sob dripped from the wire like moIasses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
TOO HORRIBLE TO BE TRUE.

The ourages perpetrated enforced labor in the
Congo state is still theme of the European press No
slavery equalled the conditions there for downright
atrocy. The of slaves had interest in the
welbeing Of his property. Another investigation into the
horrible scandals in the Congo Free State where the
blacks forced to toll in gathering rubber under
full penalties for Sinking has been ordered Cutting off
the right hands Of bringing the
required quantity of rubber is charge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
STILL HOLDING HIM DOWN.

Uncle Sam still has John Turner. the avowed English
Anarchist in prison, pending decision to what shall
be done with him. He is of the opinion that all govern
ments should be abolished, and uncle thinks him
perous sort of Lots Of papers complaining
that in Turner's free speech private opinion
are being shamefully treated But the public re-
calls the murder Of President Mckinley by poor wretch
fed on the doctrines of the academic" Anarchists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

The Capital says there is disposition upon the part
of the Republican machine papers attribute Hochs
candidacy TO the Burton machine Undoubtedly Hoch
Burton machine in the state convention OF
two years ago Every Burton appointee far We
know in this part of the state is for Hoch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

If Hoch is elected there will be no taxes to pay to
speak Of nobody will have work any be Obliged
to pay his debts Hoch ntmates that ne will have
TO any political debts because he has contracted
none, nor will He is to be unfactiona that the
bosses who showed him into the will unrewaded
consciousness of having patriotic and
selfish thing for pure and exalted statesman who recog
Aizes neither friend foe politically.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Emporia is experiencing long needed religious
viyal that have the real oldfashioned Cart
wright reach and fetch The business of the place
being converted in such numbers that stores
closed and business suspended during the afternoon
prayer meetings It is pity that the Gazette Office is
not included among the CLOSED for prayers