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   Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - February 21, 1900, Hutchinson, Kansas                                j WEDNESDAY Denies Stories of the in the Clark He to Helena to Assist in Unknown to HE SPENT SOME MONEY Bringing People to Helena and Paying Them Per Diem and during own part ot the got money at different times Clark and also let latter They kept no exact Slid it was impossible to give the you spend this bringing people to defraying their expenses there and paying per Hemp My polities you returns than one Quarter ot I any part of tins money paid t any member legislature n for the a Asked for information as to his stay in after Clark's said it an effort to get two corporation bills He said there was an item of in his in this ease that he would not want to go because it involved his relation ot attorney to the Boston and Montana any part of that sum thrown over Senator was 1 was was the 10 PER CENT A RUMORS OF RELIEF Of Not by the War Office Yet the Public Believe the Queen Has the and GIVEN THE GLAD NEWS Direct to the People Through the Mayor of But Not a Dollar to Any Member of the Legislature to fluence His Feb. 21.-Wollcome continued his in 4he Clark He said he had gone to Helena to be ot Mr. Claris managers at tho request of the the but that the senator himself new of the arrangement until after it was Mr. his version of his various interviews with Mr. He said that at One of these meetings Mr. told him Anderson would vote had merely expressed this Whiteside had told him he whs friendly to Clark and intended to vote for did fake in advocating Clark's t except to said the had been introduced to him C. Wy Clark or Mr. Whiteside had then told him he was tired of his affiliation with the Daly Many people had warned him against but his uniform reply waB that ' can do no if he does not vote i foci J we will lose if ho does we will gain He he to see other members of the nor had or given him nor any other sum as a bribe for his He had not authorized Whiteside to offer Senator Anderson 000 for his nor had he said he would pay more for that senator's have no having i Whiteside to go to see Mr. Anderson in Clark's but I might have done so he had expressed a Nor had had secured Senator Connelly's and that the latter was the man of the He had never paid Mr. Connelly anything in influencing his He said he between Manlier of a New York in Tells ol the New Feb. 21.-WilUamF. to be the president of the Guaranty of No. Fulton was arrested today and in the court was held in bail on tho charge of larceny false investors in a return of 10 per cent on their The is C. Hor ton invested small sum with him by putting in The investor was weekly return of ' ' Mrs. Lyons said that she and her hus band live in Brooklyn have a capital for the business of besides prop erty worth She said thoy had kept capital in their She said that the business carried on by the company was principally that of ting on horse By playing favorites aho it was impossible to lose provided up enough mon ey to increase the size of the bet above the amount of loss previously experienced PRAYERS STOP A Practical Relief of Ladysmith Due to Field Marshal Proprietor Tells His Employes Will Pay Them for revival is being held here at the Methodist church Soon after 8 a. m. yesterday about thirty young women a basket tory became enthused with religious fer vor and began to pray and shout The proprietor of the who is a prominent was Ho made no effort to control the told them to shout and and fie them an much for this as for of the unexpected demonstration and so many per sons the factory that was brought to war office declares it is Unable to substantiate the reports of the relief of but this does not prevent the public from again forestalled the authorities at Pall Mall and preferred to the glad news direct to the through mayor of just as yesterday she dramatically announced through the commander of a militia of before the war office was able give it Nevertheless as Queen's words wore not actually quoted in today's announcement confirmation is Public and - anxiety sway impatiently Ladysmith and Practical relief of the former place is regarded due more to Field Marshal brilliant strategy in drawing off the Boers and the news of the result the battle between Kitchener and reinforced by foroes thus drawn off from Ladysmith is to almost synchronize with the announcement that has his the work a standstill Probably 500 persons visited the scene Without the late in the when the to their j homes willed the cook as no other agent to The white tea v v sweet and tender hot griddle The light and delicate * TARTAR and is absolutely free from alum and There are many imitation baking v made mostly sold ' J u. they nuke the food METCALF OF THE TWENTIETH To Be Brigadier General ly 21.-The president today sent to the Senate the nomination famous fighting ' brigadier general by mers and were also nominated and Brigadier General Harrison Gray Otis of California to general by PHILADELPHIA f CRAVEN UNDER Claimant Fair m ' San Feb 21"-Mrs. Nettie Craven was subjected to a searching of Colonel Wilder of tho f iff her suit ' Republicans Elect returns from in this city sixteen a decided victory for the nominated by the Municipal League in opposition to the regular While elected by reduced pluralities the ten they are entitled to under the only two of the six Democratic candidates were the Municipal League electing the other l The examination covered the period prior subsequent to tho alleged 8lli.tvChireB. tine stated that his proposal of marriage to her Mr. Fair eald that he was old and her help to on his ai marriage was given that the senator to publicity at time because would interfere with business Craven told ot her anxiety to have contract paper that Senator Fair was anxious for its she on a she found that it would bo more binding ana that acknowledged before a though not placed on his records because an act would have necessitated making news of the marriage common DROVE THE BRITISH Back But Each Time They the Re- BETRAYED BY A CHARGES That Hfe Mail Had Been i With No Report to the Department of His Mail Hav iog Been NO TRUTH IN CHARGES Of a Secret Alliance With Great OFFICIAL REPORT Force was Too Small to Prevent the Cavalry Entering IN BAD POSITION Feb. 21__A portion an report from dated the 18th, has been given morning removing the laager near we were attacked the The fight lasted until on tho were driven each time renewed the The to the must have been con the is TMb the shelled us with Commandant foroe was to stop the from entering I Rumored That Cronje Has Been Given Limit N WHICH TO CAPITULATE Private Telegrams from Berlin State the British Him 21-Av private telegram from Berlin this afternoon declares Cronje is in a bad bearing out yoster day's Berlin rumor that be was surrounded that time had been given him within which to capitulate 16 is reported that Mo of Highland severely yoster The last about aud was that they were The 21.7Ui27.1 p. rar received from fifth toon mix twelve pounder silencing Feb. 21.-A from 20th]! announces February 19th, his to be the - result ler the for John Peaty Topeka student now in prison under sentence of 4qajtiojt tho murder of his are with of securing The of a writ of a to compel the state bo the defendant a new It has been determined whether to institute the wit Shawnee Safe ler Cheese -i ' la His Feb. 21.-Cbas trying to blow open a safe in a store last stopped long enough to take a bite from a cheese near When the store was opened today the imprint on tho cheese showed a peculiarly formed front A local who thought ho the to Mack's homo and arrested He forced Mack to take a bite of and found the The and the found much booty EARLY ADJOURNMENT Nor Does Any Secret Alliance or Arrangement Exist With Any Other HE MUST LIVE IN Congress Expected to Finish Business by June 1st. ALL NECESSARY LEGISLATION Which Cannot Wait Until the Short Session will Be Pushed Boy Forger Banished from Massachusetts for Two Feb. 21__Arthur a 15-year-old was to be banished from the state for two in the district after having pleaded guilty to a charge of forging a The lad's father will take him to California to romain with until the period of. his banishment At the end of the two if he comes back to Massachusetts he will be placed in charge ot a probation A PECULIAR I Blotches Spread Over the Body Accompanied by St. Feb. 21.-A epidemic has to the attention of City Physician so has been unable to diagnose lied bogin to by an almost constant burning ally the spread over the body until tho unfortunate one who has is in a state of abject Weather Feb. 24..-forecast 8 p m. fair Pretty It. PLENTY MEXICAN and EUREKA COAL - - 1 1 In Also all kinds of Soft CALL AND SEE The Sickman Coal Phone 06. - 200 Main St. v Feb. 21.-With tho financial in conference and tho Hawaiian and Puerto Hico bills under consideration in the Senate and Republican loaders are beginning to consider what more must be dono by at this An early adjournment is considered After the conventions arc held there will be the temptation to both parties to play in if in The Isadora do not oare to create such a condition and present such a Thoy are beginning to talk over the legislation which wait for the short They will Hawaiian try to on some legislation for pass the the to and maintain a civil government in the and possibly tho Nicaragua canal Then thoy will pass tho appropriation bills and chairman of tho committee thinks Congress can bo ready to adjourn by Senator Perkins ot California sees no reason why thoro should not bo an adjournment in Tho Senato steering committee and the House committee on rules will work to the same end -an early and no imore general legislation than as vb i Feb. 21__The answer of the state to the House resolution calling for information regarding certain charges made by the late Consul was transmitted to the House day by tho It is by Secretary Hay and The department of state has been in regular communication by mail and with Macrum since his upon the duties of The only instance of in respect to the transit of mails of Lourenzo Marques and snys tho in November last when a temporary stoppage of the mails at Cape against which and the at Lourenzo Marques Arrangements were made for prompt of consular mails to the United States consul general at Cape by whom mail for and was forwarded to Lourenzo The delay lasted but a tew days and has not recurred so far as the department .is After that time the mall for and was sent by a neutral which it appears was known and open to and as early as November 10 No obstacle therefore is hero known to have existed since then to unhampered correspondence with the department of At no time while at his post did report to the department ot any instance of violation or otherwise of his official mail by British at or by any son or persons there or else Neither has he so reported since he left although having the amplest opportunity to do so by mail while on his way homo and in person when he to the department upon his Answering the second ' A Billiard | 21._The worst blizzard of tho winter is raging Railroad traffic is A heavy snow and derco wind ronders outdoor work Keeley Lob Feb. 21__Dr. Leslie E. of died suddenly at bis homo near hero this He came hero recently from his homo at I i I of aforesaid resolution tho of has tho honor to say there is no truth in the that a alliance exists between the republic of the United States and tho empire of Groat that no form of secret alliance is possible under tho constitution ot United inasmuch as tho treaties require tho and consent of and thut no searat or ing exists between tho United States other ' A flf People of Kinsley Pay Tribute to the ol William Carroll Kinsley Feb. 2\__WlUiam Twentieth who waa in action in woe buried in tho was ft but as the church building at Kinsley was small bishop gave services hold In thp Congregational Donahue and the choir ot Dodge were in The Orand of tho Congregational and others in the Report on the 21;--The Senate committee on foreign relations ordered a favorable report on the of reciprocity with No was made to tho ' WHEN YOU AT THE ' k MIDLAND The House In 3ic Airy Cart Door til Use Tar and Cherry It Cures Coughs and Sold and Guaranteed by John 6. 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