Iola Daily Register (Newspaper) - June 23, 1902, Iola, Kansas Y. 203 WHOLE NO. 1456 lOLA EVENING JUNE 23, 1902 TWO CHEER FOR BAILEY I Kansas City Kansas Gives Aim a Wyandotte County turned out in Force Saturday to a Republican Bally 5,000 m Bailey's Speech was had Charge of the and Acted as a Reception Committee Kansas June 22.-In Kansas the home of W. H. the Democratic nominee for W. J. the standard was night a splendid reception by the people of that In the big mass in park over 5,000 people attended and such political enthusiasm has not been manifested in Wyandotte county for Mr. Bailey made the but there were other addresses on the and the crowd waited for all of The sensation of fhe iras caused by the remarks of Silas one of the who attacked Senator Burton his remarks in the senate relative to the action of the Wichita in endorsing President Roosevelt's position on the Cuban reciprocity Mr. Bailey was the guest of the Old of Kansas met him at tae Northwestern station yesterday afternoon and escorted iiim to the Portsmouth where reception was There many visitors in the Olathe and Johnson county furnishing the largest and many out-of-town as well as local folks ate the dinner that had been prepared by the women of the North Side Christian and served in a hall just opposite Huron where the meeting Dr. W. F. president of the Old Club acted as chairman of the and the first speaker he introduced was E. A. who a candidate for the Republican nomination for Mr. speech was He eulogy to Mr. Captain Anson E. of Kansas sang some original for the after which Mr. Bailey was The appearance was the signal for loud outburst of which was augmented by the firing of ' Mr. Bailey complimented Mr. Enright aod the Old Club for the crowd and referred to Kansas as the commercial center of realize I akn speaking in the home town of the man upon whom the opposition will unite for governor of I understand that their candidate is a splendid I am glad he for it is better to beat a good man than a poor Mr. Bailey's speech was confined solely io the discussion of national ' He reviewed the administration the demands of Cuba and the war with W. J. Bailey is an expansionist and he left no doubt on this point in the of those who heard his speech last He upheld the policy in the Philippines and that the people of those islands be well taken care that American principles and American manhood insure it. Bailey said the 4party represents the best thought and the best conscience of our if you can't be a he be an old-fashioned you'll be in the but it beats In closing his remarks Mr. Bailey 4aid that the Republican party had written the history of the United for the last half of the He said the Democratic party today is negative as it has always opposing the outlined by President and which are sustained by He the establishment of the Cuba as ope great proos of the as doing all in their to discredit the good the States army has done in the and exaggerating the mistakes that have been to make the course of the Democrats he would be just the say that all the people of Wyandotte county are bad because a few of her citizens break into houses and get sentenced to the penitentiary for are Important issues before the people of the United States and the people of Kansas welcome Kansas loves the army and the navy and the Kansas furnished the man who captured Aguinaldo and she is proud of it. She believes it was And Kansas next believing In these Issues that the Republican party Is will give a majority of 50,000 to the Republican Before closed Mr. Bailey said that all our duties toward Cuba had not been should establish reciprocal relations with he and protect Cuba may some day be annexed to the United States and be a part of When Mr Bailey finished there were cries for Tom the nominee for state Mr. Kelly was Introduced but made only brief He thanked Wyandotte county for support in the state the of the delegation making it possible for Kelly to be nominated on the first GOSSIP Reports From Washington It is There That dent and Borton Have Broken Presi \m mm Recommendations not Acceptable The I Senator has Taken a Decided Stand on the Question NEW TALE Newspaper There Says Boer Sympa Inoculated British Mules With New June 21.-It has developed about the boarding houses where the sailors and muleteers were recruited for the British during the South African according to a story printed here today In the that the diseases now raging in South Africa among the live stock there are due to the made In this part by Boer sympathizers and disgruntled to with the It is said that the virus used was secured and that it mostly of charbon and It is also stated now that the British suspected that this crime was being constantly committed and for that reason removed their headquarters from this city to The it is were made in so that it was necessary to break up that camp as The British are now so It Is by refusing entrance of Louisiana cattle In South WOULD SELL TO General Bart Thinks That Is the for the By San June 23.-General Andy recently retired from the army after forty years of landed here today from He says the only solution to the Philippine question is the sale of the island to the United States reserving coaling and safe guarding its trade He thinks an advantageous deal could be the Americans securing a valuable ally and avoiding THEY CHEER KITCHENER Cape Him a Hearty Farewell on His Br Plum Cape June 23.-General Kitchener arrived today enroute to Numerous adresses were In his speech Kitchener Irishmen have shown themselves loyal to their King and their country all over the Enormous crowds cheered frantically as Kitchener FOR THE Is Filled With a Dense Crowd By PreM June 2.3.-Chinese and Indian continental the crown prince of and several German grand dukes arrived today In the coronation The King and drove through London today and received an enthusiastic reception from the dense Among the arrivals are Prince of and Grand Duke Michael of the Us in- 1 of ma 21.-The president today expressed himself with the utmost freedom regarding the attitude of Senator Burton on the reciprocity matter and showed that he was most Indignant ut the speech made by the senator at the conference It can be stated on the evidence of several reliable Informants that the president will in the future ignore the recommendations of the and that a radical change has taken place In their In the words of a gentleman not from therefore not in the least Influenced by political complications in the Senator from this day forth is persona non grata at the White It Is Is not on account ot the senator's views on the question of policy differing those entertained by the chief but on account of matters growing out of patronage such as the senator's change of base on the appointment of a marshal for the Northern district of the Indian It is for this reason that the president has set his face against the appointment of candidates indorsed by Senator like those of Pete Foley for the Parsons and for the Emporia There is no secret about this any as it was given out by the president It is now admitted that reciprocity is so far as any action is concerned la the it is will be accomplished until the next unless the president should call the senate together in ex tra session to ratify a This tempest In a. teapot affair Is being talked of rather freely First comes Burton opposing the administration with other can Second comes the snatching pie from Burton and a rough house in All the senators who are against the president likewise will get no but they ' are sitting quietly chuckling at the The president is giving Burton a treatment supposed to be the most drastic he can gave the president a small bunch of drastic treatment SPEECH June 20. Speeches by Senator Burton of Kansas and of Ohio features of the conference I of Republican senators this Senator Hanna spoke the Cuban reciprocity and took a ost emphatic st and for the Mr. Burton followed Mr. and opposition to the his behind The young senator from Kansas spoke for nearly half an He was in the most distinguished These senators spoken before the Kansan Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. McComas and Mr. Every speech up to the time Mr. Burton began had been in support of the said the Republican party of Kansas in convention assembled declared several years ago for free and unlimited coinage of I differed from then and I differ from them Continuing his he declared that It was an easy matter for the through his federal to secure the adoption of resolutions indorsing his and in of his would witb a and gp 10, think % bom BIG SUIT SALES AT m Out Little for Fellows be seen to be Tbe assortment is immense in 2 piece and 3 piece Competition pales before ofir extremely low prices this MEN'S SUITS Sewed in a to prevent pulling out at the lEICS SUITS The tailoring Is up to our high standard of workmanship ' HEN'S SUITS Here Is a worth Investigation MEN'S SUITS Supremely fine In make-up and style Splendid anay V Boys and at Now is tie Suits are tbe prices are Buy tbe boy a suit for tbe 4th and make bim were against this and in time they his way of thinking just as they had come to his on the money Senator Burton's speech created much It was believed by senators to the administration that the action of the Nebraska convention would set the Kansas The Nebraska resolutions were adopted while the reciprocity fight was at its height and despite protests of both of Its United States senators Nebraska has never been considered so enthusiastic a Roosevelt state as Kansas and the result showed how loyal the Republicans of the West were to the administration IN NEW YORK He Is Pardoned From Prison aud Knocks on Governor Wood By Pma New June 23.-Estes who was pardoned under amnesty act in Cuba after i being sentenced to on growing out of the administration of in the landed He is bitter against He declared Cuba's penal code was violated an effort to make a case against and says government witnesses ran up higher expense bills than he ever He accuses Wood of extreme HOW MUCH WAS House Asks For Information on Cuban By June 23^.-The house resumed debate on the Philippine civil government Bartlett's resolution was adopted without upon the secretary of War to furnish the house a statement of all sums paid out ef the Cuban treasury during American to influence Americans in the of 14 TO FOR ison Trial Fer Wholesale Poisoning By 23.-A special session of the superior court try Jane charged murder convened The deaths of burteen persons by poison to the defendant who is in buoyant She was a trained nurse and had a wide knowledge of Her alleged mania has no parallel In this OF flIS And so Lowe Tried to Kill Her aud June 23.-K. C. assistant at the state reform shot and himself last dir He BIG APPLE CROP Kansas WUl Haise more This Than Ever Before i 22. Fred the of today gave it as ' his opinion that Kansas will raise one largest apple crops in her history this The are hardly as full of fruit as they have been in other but the size and quality of the fruit will make up what it lacks in he said Kansas raised more apples last than ever raised in tlie state in any previous and unless something unlooked for happens the crop of this year will be the largest in the history of the The apples larger now than I have ever seen at this time of the and I believe the quality will be unusually good The Ben Davio which is one of the best shipping will be the finest on the They are of remarkable size and if nothing happens will be the best ever raised In The Missouri one of the best Kansas will be the most abundant of any of the The trees now are simply The Jonathan apple will Almost all of the young apples fell early in the Ot most of the other varieties there is a good It is true that the tr ws are not as full as but I belie ve they are about right for a good ce of apples last year was think it will be as There is almost a The Street Cars are all Tied up by the Mob except for pr good and good this failure of peach crop in the southern the will tend to increase which sale of TWO HOTELS Dallas Has a Disaster in Which Many Are By Prw June 23.-The St. James hotel and the Sherman house collapsed it 2 o'clock this morning burying a score of There were no dei but many marvelous Ihe St. James Is a three story structure and was built thirty yean 1 18 ARRESTED Anarchist Now in the Tolls of the Law 8y New arrested the recent r refused to charge is anarchist to resort to silk suggestion ed. June 23.-William anarchist 6dltor was charged with Inciting ots at N. J. He any The tl at McQueen and ah Italian urged the strikers meeting force to shut down the The strikers acted on their knd serious trouble may be Able Start This Afternoon - The Situation in the Anthracite is Quiet but More is Feared By Pres. v June 23.-The street cars could not run today owing the mobs in stoning carB and misusing The were unable to handle the mobs ordered that all cars be The military arrived at ten o'clock and probably cars will be run tUa afternoon a guard of QtnET AT mr fnm June 3l.-Tb remains 'a possible for in the rumored intention of to move loaded ' Delaware & Schuylkill hundred and fifty up ' 1* 4 DEAD IN A Men 70 ir take Dr. Symp Curea 1^ on Way to Work ki Wheat Fields at Neb. I June 2L-One is two ethers buried in the and three trainmen aa the suit of a train leaving the f on the Bock Island road at a small station six miles of 4 last Eighteen cars 1 merchandise followed the tender of % engine Unto the ditch and the track for eight ' ' Ten tramps were riding onthe on their way to the Kansaa One of them the wreck in an unconscious and brought to thiis where Skier His name is Two others were buried the and are supposed to ductor Alcott and two slightly The vreek posed to have been by Ing How to Avoid Trooble Now is the time to provide and family with a bottle of Chaotl Iain's Cholera and Dfs It is need td before the 6t if cored to Osi n. It ii be tb molt for and 58
