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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09

Hoar said that the senate investigation
was more like a grand jury inquiry than
a trial. and thai they were not confined
to the narrow issues of this question.
If we had been, | would not have put
many of the questions which l have in
this case"
Mr.. Tayler said that it had been shown
one of the religions was composed of
Peaceable. law-abiding citizens. while the
other is a menace TO society and good
government. and that 'in the latter SEN
ator Smoct is 50 woven into the organi-
cation that We hold he cannot be re-
tanned without cutting himself off en-
tirely."
Mr.. Worthington asked if Mr.. Smoot
could not resign his apostleship if he
wanted to. The witness answered affirm
atively
Mr. Lyman told the story Of an effort
on the part of Prophet Joseph Smith to
get rid of one of his high counsellors
who had been chosen by revelation and
the refusal Of the people to submit to the
change. This was for the purpose Of
showing that the will of the people IS
stronger than the wish or command Of
the church.
DO YOU mean to say" asked Senator
Hoar. that revelation from the Lord
which has been rejected by the people
would count for nothing
1T would count for nothing for those
who rejected it"
The law of the Lord is whatever is
done by common consent"
Then. the Lord submits to the people
whatever lie desires to bc done and if
the people like it they give their con
sent?"
The people must be respected. an
swered the witness. The Lord cannot
make the people do right or accept his
laws. Man is left to follow his own agen-
cies in regard to religion. business and
politics"
"Theh," persisted Senator Hoar where
the Lord has chosen certain persons as
apostles and the people do not care to
accept the selection what happens
The man always steps aside when the
people reject"
They have a sort Of veto power over
the Lord. them remarked Senator Hoar
Both the prosecution and defense an
nounced they had concluded with Apostle
Lyman, and he was discharged.
The committee adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
HIS MONTHLY STATEMENT.
Treasurer c. W. Rambo Reports to the
Governor.

Guthrie, O. IT. March S.-Territorial
Treasurer c. W. Rambo today made his
ernor It shows the financial condition
OF the territory TO be in excellent Condi-
ton, with balance OF cash on hand OF
over S756.O0o
This showing is considered especially
gratifying in view Of the fact that the
month OF February required large pay
ments OF cash outside ~ the ordinary
monthly expenditures over S2oS.r0 was
paid out 10 the different counties last
month from the school fund. The money
made slos for every child Of school age
in the territory which now number over
so o.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09

starting for the far east today tu cem
pany with four torpedo hoat dcS,roycrs
Four men were severely sCslded and she
was obliged 10 return to port
washington March S-Postmastcr
General Payne has been confined az home
for several days with the gout
Berlin March S-The Mtkadn has In
structed the Japanese legation here 70
convey 20 Countess Won Walders~e his
condolences on the death OF Field Mar
shall Count Won Waldersec. and 20 sena a
representative 90 the funeral
Seattle. Wash. March S-Incompicte
returns fro mthe municipal eiecjion al
10 D. m indicate the success 81 the Re
publican ticket. headed by r. \ Rtl.
finger. candidate for mayor
Valladoi. Spain March 5 Serious re-
Iigious RIOTS took place here today. The
gsndarmes took charge and one man vas
Killed arof several injured
Washington March N--The senate con-
firmed the nomination of Lawrence Hsuk
to be postmaster 81 Phinippsburg. Mono
Paris. March S-At the Saint ouen
races today the pix b3raeur wss won by
William * Vanderbifs Quosego
Rome. March S.-The pope today cor-
daily received General Reyes % toi"m-
bfa In private audience
Sioux Falls. 5 o. March s-The Re
publican state convention vii Dc heid
at Sioux Fills To nominate congressional
and state congressman March a.
ColluRwood. ont March s-F'ire today
DESTROYED tho thrrec-story block ocruaies
by T Ling & Bors. general store. Loss.
Soo0m
Salt Lake March The official csb
has been issued for tho state Republican
convention t. Dc held April in thls city.
when the Delegates will bs chosen for
the national convcntlos.
Belgrade servin. March s-Thc s-r-
Wan Macedonian commission has de-
cided "a break ~ reiations with the coFa-
nltteex IN Macedonia and bulgaria 10
connection with thc Macedonian revolu-
tionary movement
Montreal. March s-1he American 10
connective company today took over 'hs
plant - the Locomotive and hias
Works company II Montreal limited
1ne capacity - the plant 81 - iocorno.
tives annually
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TO SEEK LOAN.
Jsosr viii Not Wait Until Ssr
Firsrces Are Crippled.

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CASTORIA
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
LAW LETS The
WOMEN VOTE
Attorney General Simons Re-
verses His Predecessor.
M N Y WILL REPOSTER
Under N w Ruling School
Elections Will Be Interesting,

Guthrie. Q. r, March s.-Attorney Cen
eral P. c. Simons this evening advised
Governor Ferguson that women have the
right under the law to vote for school
officers, reversing the decision of former
Attorney General Roberts. Women voted
before the former opinion but have been
denied registration this spring. Mayor
Barnes says many women will register.
This decision viii result in many inter-
esting developments, as nominees for
school boards will have to pass muster
with the female vote
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
FIRE AT POND CREEK.
Child Believed to Have Been Playing
With Matches.

Pond Creek. O T. March S.-Shortly
after Il O'Clock Monday morning il was
discovered that l. y Decks barn was
burning says the Vidette. The alarm
was promptly responded to by the fire
company. bat the fire had gained such
headways that very little o. the barn
could be saved. About So worth Of cane
purchased saturday was burned
Newton. the 4-year-old son Of Mr. Deck
was playing near the barn and il is
thought that he started the fire with
matches. \ COW. the only animal in the
barn. was taken out before she was had
Is burnel. The barn was insured for
500 which fully covered the loss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
FLY WHEEL BURST.
Resulted in instantaneous Death OF
the Fireman

Enid. Q. T. March S.-James Coin. fire
man at the Frantz Brick and Tile com
pauy. was killed in the engine room az
the factory 10y the bursting Of s fly wheel
or a 4e-horse power engine. The fireman
Was hurled through the wall of the engine
room against the wall Of The tool room.
where he fen To the ground. Death was
Instantaneous. Pieces of the flying wheel
were thrown several hundred yards. W
J. Moode. the engineer. stood within a
few feet Of the fireman when the wheel
broke. The governor belt had slipped or
and the engine was running away. The
fireman was attempting 10 shut off the
steam.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
Gees 70 Fort Worth.

Guthrie. o. T., March s-SecretaTy
Thomas Morris Of the Territorial Live
Stock Sanitary commission left here this
evening to meet with the Texas Live
Stock commission at Fort Worth tomor-
row. 1t IS the desire q the two com
missions TO work in harmony for the bet
ter protection Of the live stock of the
two secfions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
WILL PLAY BALL.
Guthrie Will Have q Club in the South
western League

Guthrie O. T. March S-A baseball
team is being organized here u Join the
Southwestern League Of Oklahoma. Kan
sss and Texas towns Guthrie expects
to play ball and make II interesting for
some Of the crack teams in the league.
Emmett Rogers Of Oklahoma City will
be manager of the Guthrie team. and
Ernest W. Jones Of this city viii bbe cap
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
TO SECURE GOOD ROADS.
People of Shawnee Are Becoming In
terested.

zShawnee. O. T, March S.-The people Of
this section are becoming interested in
the movement to secure good roads and
an organization was effected here last
Saturday. The officers Of the club are:
J. T. Doom. president and =. G. Gruhbs
secretary. The following committeeman
were elected: Road district No. l. Amos
Guin. Abe Butram; No. ,. Ellis Sutton, l..
Saddler; No. 3. Ben Surt, r. Ford G. w,
Porter: No. T. Albert Clark, w r. Hodges
]. J. Nurdick; No. ;, J. =. Mathis. +. L.
Rose; Shawnee. Jerome McGinnis. c. F.
Collier, Wm Gibson, Dave Fruit. F. L.
Estes. .. Kirst, Isaac Pension. V. P. Sor
rells. Jas. Maddox. J. T. Mason. Lewis
Gathers. Marion Farrell. John Brad
bury, c. J. Patterson, d. c. Barnard, and
:. Leaser.
After the object Of the organization
was stated by J. L. Merritt. Judge Pen
dleton. Senator Doom and other good
reads agitators spoke TO the interested
audience in behalf Of better roads.
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To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Rem
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
DAY COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Convention Is Called for April 2-For
Cade ard Mcclure.

Grand, o. T., March s.-The Republi-
cans of Day county met in this city and
effected their permanent organization by
electing J. r. Johnson chairman and A.
L. McRill. secretary \ call was made
for convention 20 name territorial dele
gates April ?. Day county will be for
Cade and Mcclure. and will endorse eco
". Carr for delegate to the national con-
vention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
AT TIME OF RELEASE
Governor Ferguson Prepares Citizen.
ship Pardons.

Guthrie Q. r, March S-The terms OF
thirteen Of The Oklahoma prisoners at the
renitenuavy al Lansing. Kan. expire dur
ing the month Of April and Governor Fer
guson today sent the regular citizen
chip, pardons 10 be given To them at their
time Of release. Those whose terms eN-
pire during the month and who VIII re
ceive these citizenship pardons. are:
Chas. Morris. Lincoln county. grand lar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
Clerk OF Court

Enid. March S.-Miss Joan THEME. wh7
has been in the Office OF Cromwell & Nc
Keever a. stenographer. has been ap-
pointed clerk of the probate courJ. vice
Miss Taft. resigned. Miss Thieuie will
assume her new duties shortly.
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One Bottle Cured Her Boy.

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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

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Only Routine Business.

Guthrie. . t March S-The school
land board. consisting q Governor FER
grson. Secretary Grimes ard Auditor
Baxter. i IN session this afternoon 50
far only routine business has been trans
acted
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-01

ing are small and re6ned aud there is
no effect at display.
A marked fancy is also being shown
for what are known as handkerchiefs
or hemstitched borders on stationery.
Young girls are fond OF these ami
also OF long. narrow and large square
gray and white paper
The stationery extremists select i'm.
ported moire antique. and fine paper
in the style Of envelope and paper all
in one piece. folded 10 form an enve-
lOpe on the outside
For invitations ana short notes the
MORE antique comes in little colored
borders, fastened with a small silk
bow.
Another new paper has the little
scenes at the top. diversified by paper
with dogs heads. horses heads. aud
the heads of women
Among young people college paper
has quite a vogue 1t is popular in
light tints and is decorated with the
llags and colors of different colleges
Mourning paper too, has its fash.
ions, and the very narrow border il
now in style, instead Of the wide bor-
der5 that were formerly popular
New Haven Register =
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-01

20 inquire acOut the vessel destroyed?
Her men committed piracy and mur-
der. and they were punished with
death. DO "0u want our landf That
cannot be DO you want intercourse
with US? That cannot be-"
The Admiral said in reply 10 this
that his intentions were friendly and
that he proposed 20 make survey Of
the river. He asked 10 see an envoy
Of the King. Two days later Captain
Blake, Of the Alaska. started up the
river with the M0upcaoy and Palos
and four launches 10 make o trip oC
Investigation. He had strict orders
not 10 fire on the natives except I'm
self-defense. ON the way uD the ex.
Dedition passed two stone forts. which
had been erected sine. the French ex.
peditlon Of 1866 A. point nine
miles from the mouth the party came
10 some narrOws, whore the river ran
very rapidly between an Island and
the mainland. The island was strong.
ly fortified with crpnellated -7allg.
through which projected forty or fifty
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-01
AMERICAN CHILDREN.

American mothers know in the range
Of their gentle appreciation just where
TO fad and emphasize the gayety.
dantine,s. the sweet helplessness Of
very lttlehocd A great deal of the
inner truth Of things may reside in the
arrangement OF curls and sashes; the
most beautiful intuition may be be
trayed in the cut Of pinafOre Even
the much criticised preCociousness Of
American children reflects in some de-
gree their excellent understanding
with their mothers There is no doubt
an extraordinary stimulus in being met
more than half way from the very
first day Of life; it must wonderfully
help to an early basis of general un-
derstanding with the world. Other
factors may contribute less desirabiy
to the quick development OF American
children. but this one cannot fail to
be there Mrs Eyerard Cotes, in Good
Housekeeping.