Iola Daily Register And Evening News (Newspaper) - January 26, 1899, Iola, Kansas t -A VOLUME NO. 79. WHOLE NO. 390. THURSDAY JANUARY 26. 1899. TWO THE PEACE An Agreement Made to Take a Vote on February 6. SPEECHES IN THE BUI bot the Comn to the and Lock Jan. 26.-Only a brief time was occupied by senate In open A few bills on were but no other business of importance was of notice on Saturday he would call up his resolution declaring that the Filipinos to be free and and ask a vote of offered a resolution the secretary of the interior to inform the senate from the record of his department what was the total number of adult male Indians to the Comanche and Apache tribes 1893^ and whether the signatures to the made with these Indians at that date comprise three-fourths of the adult males of the tribes Senator of introduced a resolution tlie secretary of the interior to furnish full information relative to the claim of the old settler CheroKees on account of interest to be due them under a resolution of the senate provided under the treaty of 1846 and by the decision of the supreme such recommendations as he may hnd warranted by the The senate held two executive sessions yesterday and at each the peace treaty was the subject under At the second Senator Davis American reasons for the acceptance of the treaty in the form in which it was finally The for a vote was reached at an executive session held soon after convening at this agreement being in the following the senate agrees to vote on the treaty with Spain and all amendments on February 6, at three o'clock p. and until that time the senate go into executive session on each day at two la accordance with the terms of the the senate its work in executive session at two and the entire time of this session was consumed by Senator Davis in making a presentation of the history of the Paris This presentation consisted largely in the of the various propositions made on each side of the controversy at and while the speech was thus rendered somewhat it received the closest and most careful SPEECHES IN THR Jan. 26.-Not since the stirring days before the declaration of last spring has the house witnessed such an exhibition of excitement and such of unbounded enthusiasm as occurred yesterday the two Mr. the Indiana and Mr. of locked horns on the question of The army which was under was swallowed up in tile broader question of our future and the debate was lifted from the dead level of mediocrity into absolute Mr. secured time from the democratic side to attack the position the He denounced the proposition to annex the Philippines as subversive of every tradition dear to the American heart in the past and the inauguration of a policy that would end in the downfall of the He said the ratification of the treaty by the senate would sound the death knell of all the efforts of those who were trying to prevent the country from rushing and declared if he were a senator he would cot in his seat before it should be For almost two hours his words When he had Mr. Dolliver came to the defense of the He described how the president had been fairly driven into war by those who now sought to embarrass him before peace was definitely and his eulogy of the patiently meeting all the perplexing problems which beset hinias the great events of the year moved aroused liis side and the galleries to These rang out again and again when he paid an eloquent tribute to Admiral Dewey and broke in renewed volume when he declared that the course of some members at both ends of the was the highest pitch of excitement reached Mr. and Mr. Dolliver got to close quarters toward end of the latter's Mr. Johnson pressed the defender of the - to disclose the president's ultimate purpose regarding the but Mr. Dolliver for some time adroitly evaded a direct At last he contented himself that this was not the at that the first thing was to end the war by ratifying the The future of the Philippines was a the The other speeches yesterday were overshadowed by of Mr. and Mr. WILL BE A TEST nf Soon to Adopts Measure Jan. 26.-Thequestion as to the legality of the extra of the legislature will soon reach the supreme court for The preliminary step has been taken by Attorney Phil of A law was passed at the extra session of the legislature creating a of common pleas for Cherokee and Crawford The measure is as to when the court shall be Gov. Stanley refused to issue a proclamation to establish the court and Campbell brought mandamus proceedings in - the supreme court to compel him to act. The court in this will decide as to the constitutionality of the legislative body that passed the The republican majority in the house held a caucus last night and agreed upon a set of resolutions relating to national They will be introduced to-day and A to protect cattlemen against cattle thieves was introduced in tlie house by of It provided for a cattle brand and authorizes the county board such upon petition of 50 or more Tlie duties of the brand inspector are to inspect every animal and every hide shipped out of the county and see that the cattle or hides belong rightfully to the person A to correct an evil relating to the management of district schools in western Kansas was introduced by of in the It makes it unlawful for any board to employ anyone for teacher who is related by blood or the The ' for the violation of this act is a fine of from to of introduced a resolution in the house providing for the removal of the bird collection from the state house to the state normal school at A concurrent resolution was introduced in the house by of requesting the Kansas in the lower house of to vote against the seating of H. the of in that Among the other house bills were the for the county ownership of telephone farmers as well as of towns can have the adulteration of for the protection and reformation of the police the of stock brand inspector and It the duly of owners to brand live To prevent of for a cash by insurance companies doing a or tornado Policies are due when losses occur If claims are not paid within SO per interest be churned The in committee of the recommended for passage the railroad of Mr. of with It provides for passenger but the portion prohibiting the issuance of passes was The was amended .so as to make a maximum passenger rate of 2.Vj cents for adults and cents ifor children instead of two cents and one cent Senator of introduced a declaring that only a instead of a vote of u people shall be necessary for the issuing of city or township the other senate bills for a of the rate of ten to per fur the of prop its full flairs on ail while school in for nail warrants issued by the state auditor in payment of the expenses the volunteer troops of Kansas for the war with They Alore Jan. 20.-The Lafayette commission will ask congress to have its monument appropriation in the form of 100,000 souvenir half-dollar The members of the say that the comparatively small of the coins to be minted and the international importance of the will give these coins a value with the money on hand and to come from other will give the Commission 816U,-000, the sum on as necessary tc suitable of Little Jan. 20.-Dr. U. C. president of the state board of toid of a terrible state of affairs at in Fulton He says that there have been at least 400 of in the locality within tile last two months and a number of deaths have He found people walking about the streets of the town broken out with the pock-marked and and others falling ill every San Jan. of the shoe firm of & was killed in the company's freight It is supposed that he fainted while ascending upper His head was between the elevator and the jamb and almost severed from the Mrs. Helen A. aged 77, was found dead in her yard near by one of her Death was caused by THE A Big Parade of the National Association at THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE The to Be with a Capital of 9S,0OO,0OO-I.DiubnrmeD at ' at N. Y. Sioux S. Jan. 26.-The National held two meetings at which several papers were The immense which will hold 3.000 was mied on both Prof. of gave a lecture on the and of the Creamery Industry in which was illustrated with stereopticon The big parade took place There were over 1.200 men in the winner of the prize banner for the highest general was given the head of the There was much merriment the line of The parade was witnessed by thousands of There is a hot contest on for the location of year's St. Cedar and are the leading This will be decided at The New York delegation and most of the other with the bulk of the railroad are working for St. and it now looks as il that city will capture tlie THK SL Jan. 21).-The world's fair committee on organization was named yesterday by Pierre as D. Hreck W. H. Jonathan 1). C. Festus C. H. Adolphus James L. These committeemen will call a meeting to select a of men to incorporate the which will attend to the work The committee to increase this 200 was also The world's fair will be incorporated at to be known as the Purchase World's Fair The headquarters will be in St. Louis and the capital stock with power to increase it if AT ST. St. Jan. 26.-The Missouri and of which its Kansas City apd came to Ht. met here 000 members were R E. Robinson called the to order Mayor lande an address of which was responded to by E. M. of Mound Kan. The business before the convention was then taken The convention will be in session until THE N. Jan. 26.-The subscriptions to the Pan-American which is to be held here in the summer of amount to 1^886,440. The books were opened on Saturday evening last at a banquet given in honor of Diehl and when it was only intended to raise It is now the of those in charge to raise 81,000,000 by that 20.-The biennial session of the auxiliary to the Woodmen of the was here There was a full attendance of every circle in the slate being Mrs. Dr. of Kansas was elected worthy Miss Alta and Mrs. W. T. Rich HilL In Spite of Fort Jan. 26.-Morris a former merchant of Kansas who failed for was finally discharged of all his liabilities by Referee Cory in this the fact that creditors from Kansas St. St. Louis and representing about of claims against appeared and vigorously opposed his a Jan 26.-Mrs. Mary Bretz was arrested on a warrant sworn out by her Maggie a who charged the stepmother with using a red-hot poker as a means of chastisement In support of the story the girl exhibited several severe which she claimed were inflicted Win In Wett W. Va. Jan. 26.-N. B. Scott was elected United States senator by the legislature on joint receiving 48 votes to 46 for and one for Goff Scott succeeds Charles J. Faulkner Killed by H Jan. 26'-J. M. a in the northern part of this while clearing timber at his was instantly killed by a falling limb striking him on the head and breaking his In Jan. 26.-Allen polled of the full fusion strength in the HIS EFFORTS for at Will Not Be Granted s 26;-The presentation ti the department Tuesday of as he not changed the attitude of department toward and is npt the slightest probability thai he Will be officially recognized by the president or the ent. r an of advices from yesterday which led the of war department to conclusion there had been no appreciable the conditions at or and some satisfaction ii felt even -in style of negative assurance the trouble at Manila hati been at least Inquiry the war department into the the rapid increase ip cases among the American the the sick reports sent twice a Week by Gen. Otis exhibit the full the dread so as the officials themselves mortality rate is not of it is not that the soldiers would be safer at h ing V pme than they are at from always I HELD TO THE GRAND ' i John Train to at for { 26.-John charged with complicity in the holdup and the Kansas Fort & Memphis railroad on tie night of and whose preliminary hearing has been goin r on here for the past four was bound over by Justice without was taken to the Springfield he will be with The matter be carried to of the who will be asked to adm t him The state kept up its record yesterday ay introducing a formidable array of in the corroborated the evidence that has been introduced and all the fact that Kennedy was in this before and after the only failure was to show that was actually implicated in the None of the trainmen identify him although they were united in saying that ho very much like the man who handled engine and afterwards entered ADELINA Another Given to the HaroB and 36.-^Ad^lina the was married yesterday at Baron director of the gymnastic institute Patti took a traiSS her to which was 6r the The band of the Borderers net the party the station and with the fire brigade headed the town banner and the escorted wedding party in fi e to the Roman Catholic which had been specially dec- orate George mayor of gave service was verv Sir lord Baron Baroness Cederstrom from the church at 11 entered a the procession was reformed the bride and bridegroom proceeded railroad station and started for They rece ved an EAGAN The to Board of Army Try the Case of Jan. 26.^^The board of army officers by the secretary of war as a court-martial in the case of Charles P. Eag general of charged with unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and cone net to the of good order and military in connec tion with hijs testimony before the war investigating met in he red ' parlor of the Ebbitt house at ten o'clock yesterday morning proceeded to the business in Tl e and were read and Gen. pleaded guil not that the specifications set part of the language Gen. counsel for Gen. said his client could be held table for his before any in this civil or military and under the order for Jan. san statehood convention convened here yesterday and was largely A resolution was adopted urgi ig the present legislature to for was to for fui A TREATY The Extradition Agreement with Mexico Has INSTRUCTED ON THE SAMOAS MATTER The I to and Jan. 26.-The Mexican extradition treaty expired at Tuesday according to the notice given by the Mexican Its lapse finds a remarkably small number of fugitives from justice in either country to profit from the So far as known at the state Santiago is the only fugitive now at large in the He made a sensational escape from the chief of in New Orleans just one day the treaty In Mexico therO is one Jumes who is a fugitive from justice and against whom extradition proceedings are now in charge being unlawful and in his ease there is reason to beliere Mexico may Tlie hiatus lapse of this extradition treaty bv both parties and on each side an earnest disposition is shown to the treaty With a new lo be concluded by our representative at the City of and the Mexican foreign Fair progress has been marie on a new though it is no easy task lo reconcile the radical of opinion between tile Mexican and our own rn the of political or revolutionary crimes which may not be subject to ox 26.-The state department has forwarded to Ambassador White at Berlin full instructions as to the presentation he is to make the German minister for foreign affairs relative to the indignity reported to have been offered to the chief justice of Samoa by the German officials at Apia The department has had some exchanges with the German ambassador here on the subject nature of these communications cannot be but it is believed that show an- in the disposition of the tferman to right any may have been perpetrated at through THK BILLi Jan. 26.-The house committee on banking and currency decided by a vote of seven to four to report the biH of Representative of authorizing the issue of bank circulation up to the par value of bonds for the establishment of national banks of small capital in towns of 3,000 and changing the tax on circulation to a tax of of one per on The measure is on the lines of recommendations made in the president's TO Jan. 2'>. and Mrs. McKinley gave a mn m f ihe white house last to of the army and navy and the marine to meet were the cabinet the and a contingent of congressional and resident Tiie affair one of the most brilliant far appearing in the full uniform of. their THAN Terrible Story of Wiio on Children and Other Jan. 26.-The Vienna corr respondent of the Morning Leader It has discovered lint physicians in: the free hospitals at Vienna experiment upon their especially born women wbo are and persons who are In one injected an infectious disease trom a corpse Into 3i women and three Iii case a youth who was on the road to was inoculated and within houra Many patients have been tortured by germs and many men been inoculated with One doctor who had received an unlimited number of healthy children from a fnr excused himself on that they i The Wan 2(>.-A'coroner's jury yesterday found the babe born to the granddaughter of who died under suspicious met its death at the hands of some unknown or The I throat was The trv to find out who caused the death of Miss and the H New Jan 20.-A scheme is to combine the principal bicycle saddle manufacturers of continent and a meeting to effect the union will be held at this The combine is to be at 8i..500.000 in preferred and 5750,000 common It will brace all the big saddle makers on with a single KANSAS STATE Ellis is the banner tobacco county of There were 70 cases of measles voted bonds to build The house killed the to revive the death State Printer Morgan graduated from the state university at the age of 19. Judge J. F. the well-known church and temperance worker of is J. a railroad at being a victim of the drink Nicholas who killed his law at was given ten years in the state Miss Elizabeth late county superintendent of Neosho baa purchased the Erie Sentinel and both papers in that city are now published by Gov. Stanley was the guest of honor at a Y. M. C. A. banquet in Kansas one night The governor has been a worker in the association 20 At the age of 90 a died at Columbus the other and the local paper recites in his obituary that never in his life did he drink a use a profane Ottawa will build a hotel by the lottery A 520,000 building will be put up and divided into five shares of 54,000 will capital prizes of the Mayor C. of Fort was recently forced out of the membership of Methodist church of that city because of his failure to use the police to close the A Washington dispatch said that congress at this session would for ' the government building at Topeka and 875,000 for a new building at Kansas Kan. The annual meeting of the state temperance union will be held at Topeka February 7 and 8. Railroads have granted a 1 fare Gov. Stanley will deliver the of Representative of Trego said that pockets rich in what experts call gold had been discovered on Gen. farm 20 The mine is 100 feet The state meeting at Topeka last urged a law that woold permit county treasurers to give bonds in surety the of such bonds to be borne by the Three resolutions were in the legislature indorsing the Paria peace A Topeka telegram said the would divide on party lines when it came to action on Mrs. J. Q. of was horribly burned about the face by fainting and falling on She escaped and soon recovered by rubbing the burns with grated raw A big wolf hunt at Independence resulted in the killing of 17 wolves and several hundred The wolves had become so troublesome that the county commissioners placed a their Elam C. a G. A. 11. man prominent was killed at a railroad crossing in He attempted to cross track an approaching in spite of the warnings of the At the request of tlie Kansas Equal association was introduced in the legislature the appointment of one woman on the board of charities and women doctors in female wards of all slate Miss Stanton was in bed at her boardinghouse in Lincoln the other night a burglar entered her room and tore from her finger a fine The ring her finger tight and the flesh was lacerated as it came off. The States supreme court overruled the contention of General Boyle that he was sole appellee in the Kansas City stock yards case now pending in the Mr. attorney i was made legal representative of the Had Boyle's view been sustained the state of Kansas have technically won its case against the stock i The state stock sanitary board will establish a at Chautauqua is the gateway on the cattle trails between Indian territory and Kansas 100.000 cattle passing the place It will be the dipping vat and cattle market that has yet been established in The Santa Fe railway promises to help the enterprise by putting in any switches j and branches that mav be I Editor C. A. of the was married to May a music teacher of E. L. a larmer stole a from a at and is now in He said he had It is stated mat itie wire trust 8112,500 for the mill at The bouse killed the to persons from unlawfully wearing other emblems of
