Iola Daily Register (Newspaper) - April 13, 1899, Iola, Kansas VOLUME NO. 146. WHOLE NO. 4.57. THURSDAY APRIL 13. 1899. TWO Carpets Being Renovated and Changed Making Way for tlie New SAMOA TROUBLE CARPET DEPARTMENT | Is one continual round of and receiving and sending scheming to cut Some carpets this week will be replaced by something else next Business in this de- is Our orders are piled A visit to our Carpet Department will tell the NO USE for anybody being and Ingrain Carpet laid on their and charged the same price a grade will In looking at our we quote prices that are strictly in accordance with honest 3 If there is cotton it a point to make it If it is 3 a we tell you just what it 3 These aire a few reasons why the business in our Carpet ment has assumed the immense proportions that it 3 All Carpets 50c. a | riade and Laid | 0 DOO 0 OC OC^ s 18-A dispatch Samoa the American aud English war daily and that the followers both Mataafa aud Malietoa are deling foreign XE April The Daily editorially upon the news from Ambush and of the dead the ordinary of not to provoke any 5;pecial acts of The however would be complicated if It could be shown that the mans actively aided or counseled from that there is left to do buv to keep cool and to hurry the joint sion The American government is regard the matter with The American people have yet to be heard We can derive a melancholy from the for the Brst time since the war of American soldiers have fallen by But even this is a poor consolation in comparison with the complications which events have added to an intricate Justice bids us remember that we are not in possession of the German and peror who has displayed such to about an adjustment of the be most deeply AT THESE m m. Plans to Carry on a Warfare until the Rainy 0 For But iii the 3Iean-tinie his Deluded Followers be Sorely Drink Did It. New April 13 a Brooklyn crazed with and killed one man this and wounded another He was Black Eye for Kans April 13.-Capt. Greene of the Twenty-third just mustered in a speech last night declared that liad beef caused the death of several men in his attacked the outpost of the ar- tillery at the Two Americans were killed and three The Insurgents have evidently determined on guerilla as isolated attacks by small forces of the are becoming of daily evidently is to Americans as much as possible by these petty hopes to this the rainy season sets ing that the ravages of disease may compel the Americana to withdraw to leaving the a ' free foot in the rest of the to treat with I severity the Insurgents who wish to surrender to the Prisoners report the of six officers expressed a desire to treat with the At this morning the ' Americans went after the rebels ing several of One American private was Borne gunboats were oy the Spaniards here were ' captured recently by the who of their and The guti boats were 5 thin to April 13.-The work of recruiting three thousand marines is There is a rush of applicants but good material is hard to Cora Tanner April 13.-A messenger left a box of bon bons in the room of Cora the actress last She ate some and She is but will probably not An analysis showed prussic acid in the No clue to the perpetrator has been Funeral of Justice 13.-The remains of the late associate Justice Fields were temporary rest in Rock Creek cemetery this The members of the and other prominent officials attended the Will Be Settled April 13,-The remains uppermost topic of gossip and interest iu The is that the question will he 8ettle\i through diplomatic channels ic a peaceful The ' 13.-Orders for arrest of who expected to take command of the Carlist forces in the event of an uprising has been He has disappeared and It is believed he will give the Signal for Still ' Nkw 13,-A Washington special to the HeraW that the question of the retirement of Alger from the Cabinet be generally s The Raleigh Near McRae April 13- The cruiser from Dewey's sailed this morning and will arrive at New York Prairie Fire iu 13.-Many lives andj thousands of dollars in stock and bay are threatened by tiro raging between this place and a distance of 21) The whole country is a of flames and a strong wind renders the efforts ol the inhabitants to control the Are America Wins April 13.-Ted the American won races I Less Sickness at April 13. - Consul McCook writes to the from Dawson City sickness la on the decrease The 13-A change for worse occurred in the condition of Vice President Hobart last night and this morning he is not much Burgled a Scripps McRae April 13.-BurgJUrs blew the safe in Bell & Son's to pieces last night BAN ON KANSAS aiM 111 Connecticut to of State In Fatal Fire in St. St April 13,-James a crippled sign was burned last night by a Are which destroyed bis Other of the were badly Revolt Telegram April 13.-TheJRevo-lutiooists, or under command of General in a battle lasting over an hour defeated the forces of President near in Bolivia hundred were Gen. occupies Oruro without A Relic 13,-The old Boston which the home of playgoers for fifty this April 13.-Kansas.^and Connecticut are in a fair way to and commercial Stanley was that a is pending in the cut to prevent the banks of that slate investing in No steps will be taken by the Kansas authorities to prevent sage of such a or any other kind of a Never in its history has Kansas defaulted a penny on or principal of her state is that some Connecticut money shark got caught on a issue of Stevens or Wichita county bonds and takes this meairs of Coart at new court of visitation has adopted a est of rules governing practices in the In all cases the customs of civil will be The court will meet in Topeka the first in each month and continue all business is disposed of. good cause is shown the courts will hold its sittings at any the Any corporation or municipality may make complaint under oath to the of tint ' I. April 13.-N\ijs h here of the murder ofc Care a UO miles west of and of the murder pf W E. at 80 miles north east of Agee's murderer Christian's assassin u The fatal difficulty both eases arose over the selection for allotment ' V It's the Little Things that little you save on each economy you practice that means a full All our the same reasonable low Every article tound precisely as HOSE Men's tan or Famous Price - - 3 for 2oc. Men's 1.5c I heavy working I best manufactured lOci Famous Price - - 39c i Fine dress or cast-iron Toe sold all over for -n Price - - I linen white short long Famous Price - - 39c Famous A very line white sold all over for or 2 for Famous - - 10c Collars and Good celluloid as good as others are selling for Famous Price - 10c. A better overall than you can buy anywhere Famous Price - 9c fjc good web Men's strong suspenders Price - - loc The well-known Harris wire sliding good Knee In gray or Famous Price - 25c Good satin calf You cannot buy a better shoe for Famous Price - - good a shoe put up for Famous Price - - Sued for a ' April lo. has suit in the district court against Ladies of the Fireside of went to Manila he 1 liis life in Miss his Sea killed iin battle and tlie company refuses to saying Sea took hazardous a April and Sam well-known coal miners in who have been for several yesterday and In the that took place both men were They used spades for When arrived to separate the combatants resembled a Wheat April C. the well-known wheal says that the damage to the wheat crop in Saline county has been greatly He claims that the damage is confined to tea per of the lowland aad 25 per of the Taking the increased acreage into this would mean a crop about 20 per cent smaller than last April 13.-Eminent of nearly all the leading educational institutions in the country are gathered here to discuss plans for the unification and expansion of the educational system for children ol the Roman Catholic this being the first effort undertaken along this line by the Catholic educators in the United PARTIAL QUAY JadKe Kiddle to Evidence tbe Which Has In the April Quay gained a partial advantage in by the refusal of Judge for the present at to admit as evidence against him the famous which has prominently in tlie trial and which is alleged to contain tlie Icey case of the This book found in tlie desk of of the People's after the institution had closed and that had taken his It is an ordinary day about Vi inches long aud eight inches with about Twelve are devoted to the prosecution charges as record of his transactions in money deposited by the treasurer for the advantage of Senator - It Criticised the San April 13.-The supreme court has an issue of the San Juan an American newspaper published lor criticising the The published an extract from Gen. stating that the Porto Rican judiciary is corrupt and referring particularly to the lower She April 13.-Miss Etta aged daughter of Judge W. M. Wilson of the county committed suicide by shooting herself in the breast with a She left a note to her giving in love aa ihe reason for The FIT HE EYer had that suited The average business man or society swell of lola will tell he got in the suit for Fits are our specialty but of that gives you the of a will you a suit of any Imported Woolens to suit your taste and at reasonable
