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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
DIR. HARTMAN TREATS
10000 Cases of Chronic Oatarrh Free.


In order to bring TO the homes of all
people, rich and poor, q reliable and
permanent cure for chronic catarrh a
course of treatment has been devised by
The Pe.ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pauy which costs the patient nothing ex-
cept the necessary medicines. This enter.
prising drug company, bound to lead. and
not follow. have completed arrangements
to treat 10000 catarrh patients during the
coming winter free Of charge. 10 insure
the success of this gigantic undertaking
they have secured the services of the we'll
known writer and lecturer on chronic
catarrh. DR.. Hartman, who, with a corps
of assistant physicians, is to take charge
of the correspondence with each patient.
Pamphlets, accompanied by letter,
giving complets directions for one month )
treatment sent free to any address. Those
not entirely cured during the first month
are expected to report their condition to
DR.. Hartman, who will advise further
treatment without charge. Each patient
is permitted to continue correspondence
with DE-. Hartman until entirely cured.
AT no time will any charge be made. The
diet, hygiene and sanitary regulations of
patient will be prescribed by the doctor.
The medicine, which Is known all over the
world as Pe-runa, is the main medicine
used, aud it can be obtained at any drug
store. Should it be necessary to continue
the correspondence many months, or even
visit DIR. Hartman In person, everything
will be done free OF charge.
A free catarrh book sent to any address
by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
company OF Columbus. q.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
OKLAHOMA MEDICOS,

Ell RENO, o. T., Nov. Especial. 1.-The
Oklahoma Territorial Medical association,
which convened in this city on Thursday,
adjourned yesterday after a lively session
of two days. The attendance, though not
AS large as was anticipated, was yet en-
couraging. A number of well prepared
and interesting papers were read and dis
cussed. DR.. w. K. Thompson of Okla
homa city read an article on "Aseptic Sur
gerry" illustrating all OF the latest pro-
cesses of conducting the treatment of
wounds aseptically. as practical now in
the east. DR.. John A. HA5chett of this
city read paper on the Microscope in
Medicine" which showed that he had
thoroughly mastered that branch He
treated his subject from its inception to
the present time and concluded by pre-
dieting phenomenal; results from the use
of the microscope. He pictured and
proved its incalculable value to tile pro-
fesson' DR.. A A Davis, also of this CITY.
read an article On Medication in Labor
which elected su animated discussion pro
and con. Other papers of much merit
were read.
Eleven applications for membership
were acted upon.
The next meeting will be held in Guth-
rie on May II, 1894
Postmaster r. r. Hickox and wife re
turned from the worlds fair yesterday and
report having had grand time. Messrs
Caldwell, Scales Springs, Masierman and
other rouslng rustierS are also back.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
A DISAPPOINTED MOB.

OMAHA, Nov. l. - Harry Hill. alias
George Rogers, and John Benwell were
arrested last night at Lincoln for the
murder OF Matt Akeson, Cass county
farmer, near Spring Water. They were
identified this morning by Akeson's son.
and the sheriff started for Plattsmouth,
There was big crowd Of farmers at Piatts-
mouth awaiting their arrival and 1t was
was believed they would never reach the
jail. The men not ouly killed AkesOn,
ont also shot his sou and two hired men.
They mad been husking corn for Akesou
and the object of the crime was robbery. 8.
News of the capture of the murderers
was sent all over Cass county last night.
and this morning at 70 O'Clock fully 1000
people had gathered at Piattsmouth, with
the avowed purpose of lynchHg the
prisoners There were about dozen men
at the depot with ropes with u slip moose
at the end.
Upon the arrival of the train at Ashland
the sheriff WAS notified by telegram that If
he brought his prisoners TO Plattsmouth
they would surely be lynched. As IA con-
sequence of this information the sheriff
and his prisoners boarded train for
Omaha, aud this afternoon the murderers
were safely landed behind tine bars OF the
county Jail here. Sheriff Tighe says that
he will keep the men here until the mob
at PlattsmOuth dispersss.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
FOOT BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The football
game today between the Priuceton and
the University of Pennsylvania teams, re-
suited as follows: Princeton, 4; Penusyi-
vania, 0.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4-The first of a
series OF football games Tor the champion
ship of the Western Interstate Football
association WAS played here this afternoon
between the state university teams o;
Kansas and Iowa. The Kansas team,
after y hard fight, won by score OF 3J To
"a. Both teams put up good all-round
game.
NEW YORK. Nov 4-The football game
today between the Harvard aud Cornell
teams resulted in IA decided victory for
Harvard, who scored 81 to CornelPs o.
The grounds were Wet, making the play
none too good.
MIDDLETOWN, Conu., Nov. The Wes-
leyan football association withdrew from
the intercollegiate league today, and the
game witt h Yale j. therefore of
DENVER Nov. 4.-The football game be-
tween the Nebraska State university aud
the Denver Athletic clubs was the most
exciting of the scason. aud much siugg
was done. The teams were 80 ,yeniy
matched hat the game resulted ia tis-
TO 4. Nebraska made a ucbdown 10
tue first half and Denver did the same iu
the last, but neither was able TO kick u
goal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
The auha 4ay Eayle SUNDAY a1urniuo aouember 1888
THE TOWN OF CROSS.

| Cross, o. r. Nov. Especial. Rob
crts & Son of Omaha, Neb. have purchas-
ed property and will begin at oacs the
erection of bank building. Their Office
| furniture, safe and vault fixtures have ar
rived
The Arkansas City Milling Company
which was said to have located at Ponca
| City, denies over its own signature the re-
| port. The company has no intention OF
going TO Poncs.
We have two home-print papers now in
Cross, the Resident aud the Cherokee
Strip Guide. The Guide was removed
here from Ponca City.
Work has been begun on the Santa Fe
block, which is being erected by Superin-
teBdents Hartman and Cross and Assis-
SAINT Superintendent Scott of Wichita.
Superintendent Turner of Newton and
Master Mechanic Kirk of Arkansas City.
all officials OF the Santa Fe road. This
building will be l25 feet front, two stories
high.
There are five farms within radius of
three miles of Cross on which there are no
contests and four of the five are bottom
farms Such claims, however, are few
and far between.
The Cross, Blackwell and Melford stage
route has been established. and daily
stages will be run between these TWO
points.
Deer tracks are seen every morning on
the river three miles south OF Cross: there
is an abundance OF game Hunting par
teshre out every day, and invariably meet
with success.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
The PRESIDENT IN DANGER.

WASHINGTON, Nov "A number OF off
csIs in citiZens' dress have been de stalled to
guard the White House aud to protect the
lie of the president, which is supposed to
be in danger from uHrderous crank at
lsrge III this city. Early this week res:
tauranJ keeper OF Boise City, Idaho. arrived
In the CITY, as it now turns out. on mis-
sion TO save he presidents life. The man
in Question says hat a week ago a miner
entered his restaurant, ami in a heated az
gumens informed the restaurant ksx ssF
that If the unconditional repeal bill wees
passed be intended u 90 to Was hfn -son and
kill the man responsible for il. TIE res
tsurant keeper, believing !. his duty, came
on - Washington. On Thursday, while
stroiliug about the " nite House. ne wa
surprised 20 see ths Aforesaid miner The
restaurant keeper, fearing It &c be a case
o. mistaken identity, failed 10 repor5 the
case TO the police until today, when fe
again saw the man lurking aborl tie
bite House. A a precautionary meas
urs number OF officers sers detailed 10
guard the White House, aad detectives
are looking for the miBeF. Tue police de-
clare thai they DO not believe there Is aay
danger. The matter is being Kept VERY
Quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
A BATTLE WITH BURGLARS.

CHICAGO, Nov. As result of two
burglars entering the house of Frank T.
Wheeler at Wilmotte. near this city, this
morning, one of the intruders was killed,
the house was fired, and Mrs. Cron, the
mother-in-law of the householder, after
having been beaten by the robbers. was
burned to death. Mr.. Wheeler was
awakened by a noise 10 the house, and
securing two revolvers began an invesii-
CATION. Entering the nall he saw a ligh,
in Mrs. Cron's room and pile of plundsr
before her door. Starting towards the
door, he saw his mother-iu-law lying on
floor, her face and head covered with
blood. Before be could enter a man rushed
from the room aud past him down the
stairs. Mr.. Wheeler opened lire. At the
first shot the burglar stumbled, aud Ms
five more bullets followed in rapid success
sion he fell unconscious IN the lower hail
way. AT that moment another man broke
from he ball and started across the al
jacent prairie, with Mr.. Wheeler III hot
pursuit.
Alter emptying bis remaining revolver
ana losing sight of his maD, Mr.. neeier
returned. His house was probably tired
By tue burglars 10 cover tie evidence OF
their crime. Help was called. but 1t was
too late 10 save Mrs. Cron. who was dead
When taken tro,n the house The lire WAS
extinguished before the building was con-
sunal- The injured burglar. with -1x
bullets 10 bis body, was removed 10 Nv
anston- but died on his way In his pocA-
ct was found testament. upon lhe ny
leaf OF which was written Paul r Logan,
3c2 Fremont street, LOUISVILLE, hy.
From mother to Pau"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
FOUR NEGROES LYNcHep.

FAYETTEvILLE, Ark, Nov 4-Esrly
this morning. on the farm OF Jack Dau-
iels. near LynchbuTg, Ned Waggoner, his
son VIII and daughter Mary, and his SON
n-law. Motlow. We're found banging to one
tree. All the parties are coiored. Ned Wag-
goner was a rather large negro, and it is
supposed that the first attempt of the
lynchers was unsuccessful in his case. As a
broken rope with a hangman's knot WAS
found under the tree near him. Another
rope had been procured from a we'll bucket
of near neighbor, by which rope he was
found hanging The bodies were dis
covered by the driver of the Lyncabu
and Fayetteville mail soon after O'clock
thls morning.
A Tulihoma special gives the following
additional particulars: "A moo OF over
200 men, all mounted on horses, and part
OF them masked, ,1ron the west emu of
Moore county, have affected ii wholesale
iynchng. All the parties were banged 10
tree on the. turnpike. Nd
Waggoner's wife was terribly whipped
aud given three days in which to leave the
country. In the house at the time the
negroes We're taken out were Henry Mot
low and jeff Wise, boy II years old.
They state that they did not recognize any
OF the mob. All of the negroes hanged
were said 10 be desperate characters. They
were charged with house-buruing, they
having been overheard making tdeir plans.
The mob, IL appears, was sure of their
guilt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
PONCA CITY.

PONCA CITY, o. T., Nov. 4-TSpecial. =
Ponca City has again distinguished her
self. and taken a stride forward which
places her without a rival In the northern
part of the strip. Today at a special meet
Ing of the city council an ordinance was
passed giving to the Ponca Heat, Light
and Power company a-franchise for ali
electric light plant. BY its terms the
company, which is composed principally
of Denver capitalists. agrees to erect a
plant with capacity of not less than
thirty-fiye arc lights of 1000 candle power
Fach, land 600 incandescent lights OF twent y
candle power each Work is to commence
on the plant within sixty days, and it is to
be completed and in operation within five
mouths. or the FRANCHISE and a 500 cas- h
forfeit will be lost. The company will
be Incorporated under the laws of Okla
homa, aud VIII later ask for franchises
nnd, If il gets them, build also at Perry
aud South Enid, the two land office towns.
and at no others in Oklahoma. The gen.
tlemen ia this company are shrewd busi-
ness men and recognize in Ponca City the
future great town of Oklahoma, and so
lave applied here first of all for fran
chise, which in year will be of great
value TO them. II. c. Flanagan OF Denver,
tae finest electrician west OF Buffalo, n
Y, is electrician for the company and will
shortly come here and select a site for the
power house, anu then go direct to Chi
ctgo to purchase the machinery from the
Houston q Thomson Electric company
Work VIII begin. so MIR. Thompson, the
attorney tor the company. says, within
TWO or three weeks.
Alderman Foy has his large two-storv
building on block "a nearly completed
The upper part VIII be used as a hall for
secret orders.
DIR. Michael will shortly move his fam
fly from Ponca Agency To the city aud oc-
cupy his splendid two-Story drug store and
residence on block ,3
The beifry of the Lew school house is
nearing completion. Ia IL viii be hung
150-poupd bell. Plasteriug upon the
building & will begin on Monday.
Great interest Is manifested in our ce,e-
lration TO bc held on the 10th inst Our
Iug-of-war team is practicing and il is
reported that. tho Indian team is also Civ
iUg much attention 10 the development of
its muscle. Invitations will be out IN a
day or two to the grand bail to be given
during the evening Of that eyeniful dav,
and all promises well for crowd of AT
least ) o00
The only dispute so far on the townsite
over the ownership OF lot will be settled
on Monday by arbitration.
Our lumbermea sold bills for twenty
five houses yesterday, aud nearly as many
again today. Besides good business blocks
hundreds OF residences are being built.
Our school house does the business.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
A FR,GHTFUL EXPLOSION.

Madrid. Nov 4-News reached here this
morning to the effect that steamship.
| believed to be the steamer Vola Of SO
tons. laden with dynamite, which had
reached Santander, bound for Cardiff,
caught lire yesterday evening near the
quay where she was moored. A large
crowd, unaware that she was loaded with
dynamite. gathered to extinguish the
flames The fire soon reached the expIo-
sive, and before the crowd had time to
rush backward there was dull roar, fol-
lowed by fearful burst OF flame. The
dynamite explosion, which blew the QUAY
into fragments, set fire to IA number of the
ad jacent houses and smashed the win
dows in every house for miles around
The explosion shook the whole city and
did an enormous amount of damage
Many citizens were killed, including sever
al representatives OF the municipal and
provincial governments, who were watch
ing the efforts OF the fremen and others
to extingu:sh the fire. This governor of
the province is believed to have been
killed.
Further details received here regarding
the terrible dynamite explosion at Saa-
tander say that, in addition to the officers
reported killed, the president of tho pro
vincial council and the colonel and other
officers Of the civic guard of SantanGer
Were seriously wounded. A large nun Der
of the city's population (over thirty thou
sand) will be rendered homeless. A dread
fui panic prevails upon all sides. De-
termined efforts are being made to prevent
the total destruction of the city, which is
feared
All those on board or near the dynamite
steamer, and all those on board the tug
boat alongside of her. rs we'll as the
officers and crew of the transatlantic liner
Alphonse, were killed by the explosion.
The body OF the governor, who was d-
recting operations on the quay. has been
recovered. "a have the bodies of Il number
OF other officials. Amung those reported
killed is the marquis OF Pombo.
lt has been ascertained sthat the dyna.
mlte-loaded steamer which caused tue
terrible destruction was the Cabo Muca-
icaco, belonging to Bilbos, and not "A
British steamer, as at first reported. The
authorities at Santander are highly
censEred for allowing the steamer to vio-
late the port regulations, which forbid the
discharge of explosives at the quayside
Every poss bic assistance has been sent to
Santander, where hundreds of doctors are
already at work. a number of temporary
hospitals has been organized in buildings
untouched by the flames. The troops sent
to the spot are rendering great service in
blowing mp buildings across the pathway
of the flames and the districts still
threatened with fire.
No definite estimate of the loss has been
received, but there have been unofficial
estimates that the death list will be
mum 5ered' III thousands instead OF by
hundreds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
CONVICTED OF MURDER.

WASHINGTON. Ind. Nov. 4-Jsmes
Stone WAS arraigned today for the murder
of the Wrattan family. There was no
trouble in getting jury. After about
fifteen Minutes delay the jury returned
verdict OF guilty of murder. Only the
shadow OF a defense was made, rs Stones
confessions were admitted In evidences.
The judge at once sentenced Stone to he
hanged on Feb IL. 1894. at Jeffrrsonvtlls
prison. where the sheriff took him this
afternoon. just before leaving Stone was
allowed TO see his wife ard family. After
the trial this afternoon Stone made -
statement To his attorney that he WAS ones
seized with desire To murder bis own
family. but. stumbling over trundle bed
IN the darkness OF the night. he was
brought TO his senses.
BRoCKviLLE. Ont., Nov. 4-Charies
Luckcy has been convicted OF the murjsr
OF his father. sister aud stepmother, u.
New Bliss, twenty miles north. he will
be hanged on Dec IA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
POINTS FROM PERRY.

PERRY, o. T., Nov. 4-[Special. 1-As
the weather becomes cooler the hardware
men are reaping a harvest on the sale OF
stoves. Dick Cogdell is swearing. He has
a car of stoves on tue way, but none here.
He says that in the last two days he has
had one hundred calls for stoves.
Perry is still booming. There are six
new two story buildings just starting
One can hear rs many hammers today as
he could the first week. The principal
part of the buildings DOW under construc.
ton are dwellings. There are several
quite elegant homes being built. Perry
today looks like "A city ten years old in-
stead Of less than two months.
Business men report sales good and
every body has the money TO pay cash for
what they get.
Feed is scarce here, and that fact is 60
ing to keep great many from moving on
their ciaimS this winter. There is no grass
in the country whatever. and those living
out of town are already experiencing con-
siderable Inconvenience in getting sup
plies for their stock. A great many are
ia ing their stock TO Oklahoma and Kan
siis TO winter.
The boys here have the laugh on Judge
Campbell. lie Came down here about u
week ago to see the country and take the
Houck case. He stayed all week, keeping
his eye on his man. for he knew that he
bad a weakness for whisky. and lie WAS
afraid that he would proceed 20 fill up and
leave for other climes. Yesterday was the
date set for taking the deposition, bat
when the time arrived no witness showed
up. The judge was hotter than wet
rabbit" He went out to hunt him up
and found that his man had filled up on
Perry whisky and had taken the train the
evening before for Oklahoma City. The
judge left last night for Wichita, where
he will remain.
As the Santa Fe railroad refuses to put
in depot ia Perry, and continues to run
througbsthe city to Wharton, the council
PASSED an ordinance compelling trains not
to run over four miles eu hour throuth
the city. and now it is quite easy for per-
son to get off at Perry.
Charles Guyer, representing the Corner
Spice Mills is in the city. Charley reports
sales good.