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shaer~, ses I k~s scs each esAy. ssa ke2A
this rcnnca nsAgec In csntrmrs, | ~, fsrsh
thrvush the Rr1~hium Go The t~lsc~ % tho
iArh,ss, t-cssx sasa~i Ga my way os ey
sscle S~pa Aihas,a. psssius spihe ssesse
- e~phiaNes, We cone - to xr<As mAroAs
gateway sni tNs gNtUa ~ er~~s- uahin
Wsles is tho suasd hpose Asa hs<s nv
aecl~ left INC. hr~sihins many prs,vrs fes
nv safety aea sucx~as. HIT Si,anc~~s
with On cAs, air ~ Tho gate, where I wss
reushiy challenged BY tho uAlac seassses
sad ssk~i Of my name. feiiowane ard ease
n~es. gave my hap~. uarmsehis the
sssrscGcs. s-sins that nav hasinrss ~ss
with the Lady tharmica, The Vars='s lsdy
fhcrvn the man male - though Ia s~s nic
psss In. when . Capsaia ct ,h~ uasrs, .
homan nsu,~i raal9s, zane otward asd
fatoAp 10 Nsv, ~ fsslSs ~ eve
aoo~d waDs, Visa . wuo~asfAt .
hard tAsa ASNds fNsa ~sse ueAAA Nsvss,
th~lcss. he know me again.
AWAY he crsci. In ,ss Latin tongue. "
one vito cAmc with him. The " the fsllow
who wr~s,l~d yesterday Nth tho Nathan
Gladiator, that ssme who noe hcw!s Zoe bic
loss haad underneath my wineo~ Car~~.
IN tho elseA brute had . bot ca him sof
the gamesi ! have hacs~d him asains,
ofas W. " ~ " s'NN' nv WV
must icse my mcnc,. ell throaxh THE
ss,rv.egvr What 10 n thca sa,es,~thos
hest husisess With tho LAZY ChsrmtSa,
Nay, then. TIA, svt,les H. Wnl sot .c,
thee Shroush. yellow, ! worship the tsdy
C~hAra,ion- ~ ~. NJ all ~urship her, though
she gives us mcrc slaps than slxhs Aud
dosi thou think thai We will su@rr 81
astroloerp wth sush eve aud surh . hrss
ssthsne " 90 Ia tho GAnsef ~ hseaets,
col hk- sua com. Sut " hs~p shs srysL
fos N ,hca shAl, not 80 )"
''sir." ! said. humbly and We, with a,s
nifty, - pray that . message nay ts ssat
10 VA. Lady Charm,on, for my business VII
not brook delay"
"Yc Uois"' answered tho ici. ~ s,u,
hsvc We here that be can Dot walt, 4
CssAr In d~lssuiset Nav, 10 "a h~ 90
II thou wculds, not learn how . sy-,ar prscs
feels behind"
MAJ" Nv, In the other cnsccr. "he is On
as'rclosvr Mshe hi~ t.esshecy-nuae hs,
piav ittchs"
AN" cr,cd the cshets VIM seA sasss~ss1
up. "io, him show HE ART. II 10 10 . mast
clan he can rass b gates. taslss ~ ec
fauius."
"Ri.h, willingly, 1oi sirsi' answ-roa.
fer ! cav M o,hos uwSss 81 ~atss sse
wit thou. my young and noble LORD
and ! sidrrsscd his, who IVES va tauius
I"suhts thAt ! Lab tiae Ia The e,cst rcr
chsnr~ ! may read what Is wr,,cn there g
Right sa.a tho youth "bu, ! wish that
tho Lady ChArmioa was the s~oreross
would stare her out 81 crun,cnsnce I wsr
rant me"
itooa him by the hand shd eased d"c,
into his esea u scc," ! salt. "a scid al
bstslc ~ n tight, end stoss itt~iios sec,ehcd
among them II thy body, aad . h,ens
tears ai us thrna, Moi nobic cir. tho,
shA,, die cs swori ,hras,s withia = year"
by pars'husN' SAID tho youth. " ra,nS
white IA the riiis, "thou at ~ ~ 4osnen~t
sorcvrct'" And hc s.usk ~ shortly after
ward. ~ II chsnccd. Ia mce, ihis very fate
for be- Wss ssni Oa seevkc snd siAia Il
Cyprus. f I
Now for thee. Gr~st capssinr 70 ssia
svsnakips 10 fsulus. ~ will show thee hos
I will jose thcss xss~s without Thy krss~-
~. and draw TIRE through them aftss me-
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lat ssue hight Whiic
we SAT - supRr In
the heoass thervesme
. knock upon the
door. II WAS opened.
and . woman passed
In, wrapped from
head TO foo, Ia . large
dark Isp.os " cloak
Ia such fashion tina,
hcr face could not b.
clearly seen.
Ny uncle rosa. and
isc did 80 tho wufnAs
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Uttered tho secret WoN.
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CLEOPATRA.
Az SET FORTH By HIS own HAND
By II. RIDER HAccARp,

Auu or OF " King SoIounon's Aiu0A.e
She" Allan ouatsrmaip.
Eic.. Etc.. Etc.
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Purify
Your Blood

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CHAPTER TX.
OF fuE COMING 90 NJ 90 ISL
VaAr0 o. 0npA
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If YOUR LIVER REMINDS YOU

OF its existence by dull pains or sharp
twinges in the right side, or beneath the
dexter shoulder-blade, accept the reminder
as a warning, and regulate the organ
without loss of time, by the use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. The above symp-
toms are usually accompanied by yellow
ness of the skin, constipation, furred
tongue, disorder of the stomach, sick head
ache and morning nausea. But a reform
is promptly instituted by the Bitters. the
best possible substitute for CalOmel, blue
pill, and other super potent and hurtful
drugs enormously designated as remedies
fer bihousness. Appetite and digestion
are restored, and the bowels resume &C
tivity, when an impetus Is given TO the
functions of health by this sterling anti
bilious medicine, which also has the effect
Of enriching and purifying the circulation.
and terrifying the system against malarial
infection in air and water. 1t i also high
" beneficial for rheumatism, kidney and
bladder troubles.
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BERLIN. May 3-The first prominent re-
suit of the May day agitation has been a
formidable movement among manufac-
tuners, merchants, mine owners and others
employing large numbers OF hands To
promote the formation Of German union
against strikes. Alta meetlngO OF ChemnItZ
manufacturers yesterday, which was
attended by representatives Of several
Berlin industries, it was decided TO
create an employers. protective union.
If this plan IS carried ont. the
league viii be formed covering Germany
with net work OF employers associations
The declared aim of the scheme Il united
cooperation against wauton strikes. but
there viii be an easy AMI inevitable transl-
ton 70 cooperation against workers
claims in general The speakers at Che
mitz, rejecting the opinion ot the majority
OF the employers, hailed the May day tascO
a d victory OF the masters over the men
Some Of the newspapers similarly draw
conclusions that the employers, II work
ing IN union. can defeat the utmost efforts
81 the malconteur workmen- The failure
OF the demonstration j held to be a set of
to the socialist success But both en-
plOyerS and commenters OF the press over
look the fact that the socialist leaders
with nearly the UNANIMOUS approval Of
the woTkmen opposed any form % demon
strdtlon that might lead 10 collision
with the authorities or the employers The
socialist leaders DO not call the celebra-
ton a failure In conversation
upon the subject Herr LIebknecht
said the public expectation Of oemoustrs-
tionS menacing peace arose from erroneous
reports, which were widely circulated. ~
u how the workr1en intended - oltser.e
the dav II was pacific and orderly ceIe-
bration. ia accordance with the plans u
the socialists.
The Hamburger Nachtichren gives 4 new
and startling phase 10 the secret history 81
Prince Bismarck : retirement oy stating a.
q positive fact that the emperor mind had
been prejudiced bv enemies who Influenced
hin - believe that the prince took such
large doses Of moEphlDe that he
almost lost the power q connected
thought The reports reached the en- nz-r0-
10 such cresiitable form that be deemed u
necessary n summon DR.. @chemlnE ia or
DER TO question him regarding Bismarck :
condition. although the answer received bv
he emperor convinced him that the re-
ports were groundless. ~ The sane time
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interested persons busted themselves with
creating in the chancellors mind an i'm
preston that the emperor was resolved to
get rid of him at any price and was taking
steps to find a successor. The manipula-
tors of the intrigue in the mean
time kept assuring the emperor that
Bismarck was firmly resolved to
resign. The Nachrichten adds: at will
not be long before the names of the authors
of this intrigue are disclosed"
The article indicates desire on the part
of Bismarck to renew close relations with
the emperor. The dispatch sent by the
emperor to the ex-chancellor from Stras-
burg, was cOuched in the old terms Of
cordiality Since the imperial aide-de-
campo, Lehndorff, returned from his so
jOurn to Friedrichsruche, the clouds be
tween the emperor and Bismarck have
been clearing away and all misunderstood
ings are being explained.
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SOCIAL ETIQUETTE


Presentation n Court-A Debufzuts's Prep
araftous Tor Drawing Room.
M MaE-a- ri t-l-s is. Pail Val Badr~. q
her talk vita one ~ zee sz1artezs woposn N
London. wao hes strlgzl t4Togga many q
drawing room.
DO pushing people G13 f1at Trsseztatiou
~ ooCTt gives tls-g th~ euevea % socsssvf7
pronounced s1e.s.y vT-a Lar-s g - ooarps
rs doasu r1sl-s v-vap ~ dttEe~s1cs. % e.
claimed r. Informant. '-r1gga fAupss haze
been known - c14j AID have tzeir csrris q.
GaTiDoTauzz ha-se tas say af--r drawing
rom i & uesaasarT fo- a seg.zlAata y -
prepared f1- a lrawsag r5sai o. osrtat1lr.
But a. rs dazcLnE uzs-Es@rs teanG lzss Esscaa
SAY deporrr1~1f Is world - non@e-zae for
any ors o tAlzE = gesg- 1-r~sTArea vic
tse te-Tlois tail = ces-s tra--s - ussr-ss-s.
Way voc have 70 zGks ~ ~ asveu CuTtrss
Eitkogt tu-uI-- oaee Tee 40 rzr1s~y Is
quite Aba nzs 5ea ls@+ .7 re i-sss = -
rgyzl-5as- Is 2 rse-r tas T7s~ rzeca gives yea
her hand in q very lrr flshsaa-
"Ir fr..s v1r1e-t wae- v08F hare
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cae-s SECS f-~y Eot ezs = tsss erusa -
cog~zs t1s-z s god "a. e eek o-Es.lae 81
dress azrssa- - pzrvsn1s. ~. t1e-s ars rye
o. ta~ee "a sa-8~sy stars wkg s1s E ir1as-s
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4 knew" he said, somebody had been


anew, Nc Sdlu, SOmeDOuy nau Deen
| seen.
''Who were these aldermen"
"Pierson and Wendell" tSensation).
The cross examination ended at this
point and it was generally considered that
McCann came out of the ordeal uninjured
and that his testimony had not been
shaken up to this point The witness said
he had been on the best of terms with
Croker, his brother-in-law, until Mayor
Grant came between them. Mr.. Twins
had said that John HallOran had told him
that the $3.50 900 had been returned to those
who contributed it on the New Years fol-
lowing. The witness said he could make
some charges which he did not care to put
forward voluntary at present, and that
the less these gentlemen have to say,
the better for themselves. When
pressed by Mr.. Irwin he admitted having
conversation with Grant about his cOnnec-
ton with the Broadway railroad bribery
in 1884
Mayor Grant here arose and said he
wanted Mr. Mccain to withhold nothing
he knew concerning him. Witness then
told ola day when he (Mr. Grant, and AL
derman Mooney had beed to a LAWYERS
office together and Mr.. Grant referring to
the Broadway railroad bribery and of his
obligations to Mr. Croker said:
IF il had not been for his adj
vice I'd have been in that deal with
the other fellows" meaning, as witness
explained, the aldermen who had accepted
brides. Mr.. Grant, he said, subsequently
repeated the same thing in the presence of
Mrs. Mccain and Mrs. Croker Mrs.
Croker and witness had a conversation in
January or February, 1885, about the
$780, Mr. Croker brought TO his store
about a month before She told him that
Mr.. Croker had brought home a large sum
of money about that time and she sat up
at night TO guard it until he arrived at the
house. Witness had heard nothing TO
show that il was the same money.
Mr.. NCCann'S examination being con-
cluded, Mr. Cochran called as witness
James r. Durham, of Durham, BUCKLEY
X Co. dry goods merchants, who testified
that he would not believe Mccain under
oath If he had any motive TO testify falsely.
Recess was then taken.
After recess Mr.. Choate called Mayor
Grant TO the witness chair. To Mr.
Choate's question the witness denied posi-
lively the charges testified TO against him
by MIR. Mccain. Questioned as 10 his
relations to Richard Croker ard his family.
Mayor Grant said those relation had
always been most friendly. He was god
father To Mr.. CrockerS child. Flossie
W hen he assumed that responsibility, as
he had no nearer relation than s. cousin he
had determined TO make substantial pro
visions for her. Following out the idea he
had given her about SCI at different
times. The presents We're given without
any understanding or agreement or in con-
sheraton OF his election as sheriff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
RIVERS OVERLOOKING.

SPOKANE FAILS, Wash, MAY 3-The
melting of SHOWS in the mountains has
caused rapid rise in Courdaline lake.
Spokane river and tributaries Many
families have been compelled 70 move ont
of the low lands In this city there J. not
drop OF water in the mains and no pro
lection against fire, the high water having
washed away the mains, which are laid at
the bottom of the river. \ large force Of
extra policemen were on duty all night.
The mayor has notified property owners.
advising them 10 employ watchmen 70
guard their property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

NEW YORK, May 3-The senate
committee on cities, of which Mr.. Fassett
Is chairman, sat again in the city today TO
hear further developments concerning
the workings of the city department As
il was known that Mayor Grant would he
a witness To eXCulpate himself from the
charges made against him by Patrick
MCCann, the committee room was flied 10
the doors. Among those present were
Councillor Dean. Pawnbroker McAlena,
who Is said 10 have assisted Grant in politi-
cal crises. eN-COngreSSman ]. Adams, John
ID. Townsend and several aldermen and
polIlclans. Mayor Grant was present
with W. Bourke Cochran. his counsel
Chairman tassetU and the other
members of the committee were on
hand early Mr.. Cochran opened
the ball by saying that he had
made no statement as published accusing
the committe of SubOrniug the periured
testimony of Mr.. Mccain: he had how
ever. said the subornng of such testimony
should be punished
Mr.. Mccain was again put on the stand
and crosS-eXamineG by Mr.. Cochran lie
said Mr.. Croker owed him 5000. incur
red fOrsupplying groceries TO Mr. Crncker's
family. The debt had been growing for
seven or eight years The witness had seen
Mr.. Twins at his lwitness) place before Civ
ing his testimony before the committee
and had spoken to him concerning what
testimony he could give, but did not tell
him all he knew or had testified 10.
Questioned as to the date when Mr.
Croker came TO him with $4,000, the
witness said he could not tell the precise
date He was not surprised at Crocker's
having $4,000 with him, a. there was
plenty Of money at that time among people
connected with the board of aldermen.
Witness did not see the money but he did
not doubt Mr.. Croker statement. After
finding Tom Adams he brought him 70
Mr.. Crucker at his store and introduced
him as a man to whom he could trust ey-
erythlng he had He took Crocker and
Adams up stairs and left them there. In
half an hour or less Croker came down
with the satchel still in his hand and said he
would not trust Adams. When Adams came
down, he hurried out without saying a
word. Croker had said TO him that there
were two aldermen whom he wanted TO
reach and Tom Adams knew them. A.r.
Croker had subsequently, said that he had
seen these TWO aldermen and he under
stood that everything was satisfactory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04
WIZARDS scHEMgALMo8T REALIZED

CHICAGO, IL, May 3-The Northern
Pacific railway company has completed a
deal here by which il viii take possession
OF the properties of the Chicago & Great
& Great Western j. simply a terminal
company with lines inside the city limits
and with valuable terminal facilities at
Harrison street and Fifth avenue IN the
business part Of the city. u i over this
company's tracks that the Wisconsin Cen
trail secured entrance 10 the city and the
Northern Pacific VIII come IL over the
Wisconsin Central line The Calumet
Terminal company has docks on the Lake
Shore at Calumet Just south Of this city
and belt line connecting them with the
Great Western tracks
Ii i said that circumstances point 10 2
close alliance between this system and the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, thus realizing
Mr.. Henry Niliari's Of a real trans-Con-
tental route.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

White cake should be close grained and
light Use whites Of s.X eggs beaten 70 a stfn
frCth and mixed with one and 0ns-quaTter
CIpfuls If fine sugar Beat thrce-quaTters Of
q cupful e butter ,rrlaLi MEASURE 70 "a cream
and str in two cupfl1z of HouF until qufts
smooth. SIR the sugar aud eggs gradually
INTO TINS add favor with Ie11oa extract end
. tabespooEfal II lemon guic~. Use tea
spoonful ~ baking powder IN the -four.
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have found ont gift for my fair. Il
not a ring of gold, nor flowers for her hair.
nor pearls for her white neck. but Saliva
ton Oil for her sore throat. She's sing
ing bird.
In all large communities persons are
taking an increased interest in property
insurance and perhaps for that very rea-
son are insuring their lives by using DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, when they are first
attacked with a cough or cold.