Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - April 14, 1899, Hutchinson, Kansas mm. 1 11 v * ' * ' 1 ( * v * vol xiv F biday a phil 14, 1899. ALL KINDS AT ALL KINDS Off Men's and Hate - and Hickory 1 Wool Far v k Men's Fedora AO CA to Stiff 69 We have the very styles and please you No. 7 North PRAIRIE FIRES of Square Mites of Grazing Land Ruined in Cheyenne April 14-Hundreds ot square miles of grazing land have been by a prairie fire southeast and Thousands of cattle were other further west on the Wild Horse another started At last it had burned orer an of twenty square miles and was spreading toward the Harry Watson is home from where he is engaged in per fit the feet as nature OF others are as easy or perfect or as in any respect I ' They con on scientific anatomical and fit ti e foet as nature intended I Bast shoes mude for We are sole b gents for Shoes for tins Y WILL GET TOGETHER The Partners in the Samoan Business Have Agreed Greatest Goods Kansas And will Send Their Agents With Instructions on ' the Next PEACE MUST BE FIRST And the Commission May Do as It Thinks Best For Temporary But the Powers Ratify Final April 14.-After hearing this morning from the British and embassies the state department was enabled to announce and Anally that the three parties to the Berlin treaty upon the instructions to be given their Samoan commissioners and that it was certain the would leave San on the 25tL instant The Instructions to the commissioners are the three governments having accepted the form which compromises that have The commission will bo empowered to deal with the situation as it This applies to sets necessary to place the affairs of the islands in a peaceful and satisfactory condition for tho time and whatever the commission does in this direction it Is understood will be of a temporary character and subject to the approval of the three The Samoan 14.-Minister of Foreign affairs Von Buelow announced In the today that an agreement bad been arrived at with Britain with regard to Bending the commission to ' FELL Lieutenant Fell Overboard From trie Sheridan En Route to April 14.-The United States transport having on board the Twelfth and a battalion of the Seventeenth infantry arrived here alter a smooth On the night of April 11th Lieutenant Balgn 15 Meyer disappeared the He was the deck and it is tell Three privates and six children of privates died of Meyer was from civil life September last from ' 0., April 14 Meyer was the of General B 8 who served with distinction in the civil and is. a prominent Young Meyer was 21 years ' A A Funnel Shaped Cloud Did Some Damage In | ' April 14-A small sized tornado started in the m est passed through the portion of this city last Many small buildings and fence were blown down and several residences partially Tlie cloud was funnel No one was A HORSE THIEF Takes a Valuable and Buggy from thief got in his work the place of P six miles south vest of list making his with a valuable a good a set of harness and two blankets The thief deliberately opened the led out the horse and hitel -ing it up drove off awakening the at about and says loss will be nearly 5175 lie the city today to in form the of of his has a fur of the Parlor Grocery You Will Always Find the Best Goods In the Daisy per 1. 0. - - - - - i - - JOo 1 Waiter 0>c a Sunday ' ' at cost A Full Line of Garden Seeds in SOLDIERS AS Two Men In Uniform Rob a Store at Fort April 13.-Two wall dressed one of them In a ' Uniform with non commissioned officer's robbed the store and post at today and a desperate flight to this city lot of plunder on a stolen hand car which they broke from Its They were apprehended here by their pursuers and Bed police through the residence portion of the They ware finally captured In barna sis Mocks They gave no Later both men and the hiding place of stamps and money and considerable amount of other One of the prisoners admitted that his name 1 Fred of and that he had been a noncommissioned officer in company of the Twenty-second Kansas The other wbo was evidently an experienced refuses to give his SCHLEY IS He is Assigned to the Naval Examining Board at April 14.-Bear Admiral who has been on waiting since relieved of the command of the fly in 7 was today as signed to duty as a member of the naval examining board in this AGAINST Missouri Must Hereafter Be Residents of the Jefferson April 14.-The Missouri senate today and se it to the governor for signature the house prohibiting the employment of non-residents aa deputy dep uty constables or police officers in the HONOR THE DEAD Captain Elliott's Funeral the Largest Ever Known in THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PRESENT The Grand Army Conducts the and Fraternal Orders Kansas April 14-A special to the Star from The funeral of Captain David S. Company Twentieth Kansas killed at Manila February took place today and was attended by thousands of people from every part of The U. A ft bad charge of the services and tbe remains were Interred in cemetery with the G. A. B ritual Tbe funeral was tbe largest ever held in this sec tlon of tbe and was composed ot secret and fraternal city and caunty officials and a company from the Twenty second regiment WILL BE BROUGHT But South Dakota's Men will Wait Until it is April 14-The department will reply to the telegram of Governor Lee ot South Dakota to the president for tbe immediate muster out and return of the South Dakota troops in the that tbe troops will be brought home as aB it is deemed expedient by the United States Tbe department said the matter is in the hands of Otis and it will be arranged by N IN THE RED BOOK Are Entries Which May Be Very Damaging to IT IS PRACTICALLY ADMITTED To the Jury by Testimony Given by a Former Clerk in the People's April 14.-In the Quay after considerable argument by tho counsel for the defense and tbe district J d. that a former clerk lo the be admitted to testify a to tbe entries in the and their connection with the regular bant decision practically admits the famous as evidence against GOVERNOR Will Be Here on Wednesday Evening of Encampment Department 1). W. j written the o ol the O. A. U. here IJ v ernor Stanley Here during Governor will the rami flee on Wednesday April GOMEZ THE WHOLE THING Cuban Army Officers Elect Representative To Do Business With the United States and With i Power to Act. LONG TALK WITH BROOKE Cuban Officers will Gel Some Cash for the Army Turned Over ' ' at April 14.-Twelve and many other officers of tbe First and army corps of the Cuban forces met at Bayamo and decided to name Maximo Gomez as the representative of the army to the with full power to for the There were 120 votes for Gomez and 12 against Tbe generals waited upon General Gumez officially and Informed him that they desired to represent the army in jany with tbe United States authorities in accepted tbe after which all waited upon Governor Brooke In discuss with him the of disarmament and The conference lasted two With regard to the payment of the officers tbe was that the American i had already decided ti in ike them a payment after the Soldiers bad been settled The original rolls of the Cuban army were delivered to Governor Brooke at 8 o'clock InBt ' V ' Ballard Assistance of in Making New ' the confessing who has put in motion a great variety of sensational regarding desper ate deeds done in Kansas has found help and will no doubt be able to keep up new sensations for another week A 111., medium called up the spirit of whom Ballard saya and in this way got thoroughly believes is working the and he may be doing It. It is ' quite that the officers are working The Convict knows where good many stolen located for tbe very good he was lately in the Be is giving up these He la having a vacation and are recovering stolen It may be that this Is all tbe officers expect to get out of and as for Ballard's part of it if he ever gets a pardon through his confession it will be a great surprise to the people of - FOURTEEN 0., April 14.~At the trial of Mrs. George for the murder of Mary Nauman related conversations she had had with Mrs. In one she told of having kept Saxton from entering home by pointing a pistol and making him come away with Mrs. George asked If he were ready to die then and said she could have killed blm but wanted her to get some of his money The witness also detailed other THIS TIME HE Formerly of Lawrence Man Commits Suicide In April 14 S. the jeweler who committed suicide here last night by taking wood jumped off the at Kansas City some time ago and was rescued by the He was at one time a citizen of a Mason in good standing and buried by the Lawrence His whom hi secured through a matrimonial recently left ' 0. 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Vaughn has returned from a business trip through the southern part of the Office is Doing a Good Business in Raymond found Hutchinson a goad Held for recruiting so for the regular The recruiting office was opened here morning with only one evening's no tice and up to 3 o'clock this afternoon fourteen bad been enlisted in the A large number of the young men who desired to enlist the country and have not yet bad time to learn of the recruiting being opened All who to go to the Philip pine now have the opportunity and can enlist either with the or Lieutenant Raymond wl remain here two or three days lot week if the prospect for recruits warrants it. ice April 14 - | Forecast till 8 J m. 8atur,lat.J-For lucres tug cloudiness with possibly south and east tonight and northeast WHEN YOU VISIT HUTCHINSON STOP AT THE Midland Hotel The Only - House in the Airy 81 reel Oars Pass from All I t 1.1 im 00 THE GEORGE CASE A Womin Friend Tells of George's Many Threats AND TALK OF KILLING SEXTON Says Mrs. Took Sexton Away from Mrs. Althouse at the Point of a BURGLARS WORK And Blow Open a Safe in a Store at St. 7 DID NOT GET MUCH MONEY But They Disturbed the of and Then Madt Their 14.-Wednesday night burglars entered the hardware store of Guy ft bleiv open the completely demolishing tbe door of the safe and breaking about the glass in front of the Luckily only 145' was la. 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