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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
CATARRH THE CAUSE
OF Many Diseases Called by Different
Names.

OZena-Catarrh OF the nose and frontal
siuuses, producing scabs and discharge
from the nose, and rontal headache.
njuuctivtis-Catarrh OF the eyes,
| causing red, watery eyes, and sometimes
loss of sight.
Otitiis-Cstarrh of the middle ear, pro-
ducing deafness. roaring and cracking
noises.
Pharyngitis-Catarrh of the pharynx,
giving rise to sore throat. hawking, split
ing, and frequent attacks OF quinsy.
Laryngitis-Catarrh of the iarynx, pro-
ducing hoarseness, loss Of voice, and some
times Group.
Bronchitis-Catarrh of the bronchial
tubes, bringing on cough, soreness of the
chest and occasionally splitting of blood
Gastritis-Catarrh OF the stomach,
which soon leads to dyspepsia, indigestion,
sour stomach, water-brash and loss of ap-
petite.
Hepatitis-Catarrh of the liver, the
symptoms Of which are biliousness. heav-
mess in right side, furred tongue, sick
headache and constipation.
Nephritis-Catarrh of the kidneys or
Bright's disease, followed by rapid loss Of
flesh. great weakness, pain in the back,
and in some cases commissions.
Cystitis-Catarrh of the bladder, caus-
Ing frequent micturltIon, pain. smarting,
heat, sediment. and great nervousness.
For all these conditions Peru ma is a
specific cure-the only remedy which
meets all the indications in these cases.
Pe.ru-na cures catarrh wherever located,
and therefore is the proper remedy for all
of the above affections.
A valuable book on catarrhal diseases
sent free to any address by the Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company of Colum-
bus Ohio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
KELLY TAKES WATER.
His Army Will Build Bargss and Float
Down the RAvs-.

DIES MoISzs. Ia. May 5.-kelly's army
is tonight temporarily dismissed from
public attention through the promise that
it will disappear dows Des Moine- river
positively not later than Tuesday morning
kelly's msn this morning all voted 10 sc
eept the proposition To take bsTges- Ds-
Moines people are 50 much relieved over
this solution that they have subscribed
money literally 10 bnsld 80 boats. sir bY
sixteen, to carry tsn men each.
Kelley was compelled today &c take out
OF his army purse money TO bur- leo
pounds OF meat, a. the Bsu were grgm-
bling about living on bread aud crackers.
Tomorrow morning saw mills will be set
- work 10 cut lumb<r for the boats aud
Monday AL tbs men ia camp who eaa
handle hammers. aided by msra Ders of tns
Des Aoioss C4rpenters' anton, NIL set 20
werk framing sbs barg>s. IL will be a.
unique undertaking. - tie riveg has Tot
been used for transportation since isss ssd
Is full Of sani-bars and soA2z ..ad Unus-
uAliy low Many prsdic, the vcnturs viii
end in disaster Kelly thinks be can reach
Ottumwa the evening Of the second day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

The cabbage is a development of a
common seaweed which grows wild on
every coast of Europe.
The primitive drum was a section
of hollow tree with a piece of skin
tightly tied over the top.
This makes the fourth letter
you've had from your wife this week.
Now, what in creation can she have to
write about?'' Husband (sadly)-
"Money. Inter Ocean.
-Lottie-"Please, Mrs. Slasher, may
] see some of your evening dresses?
Mamma told us about them" Mrs.
Slasher-''Certainly, dear. Did mamma
like them?" Lottie-'T don't know.
She just said you dressed like perfect
heather"
The California woodpeclzer is an
insect eater. Yet in view. of the ap-
proach of winter, il prepares store of
food Of a wholly different character
and arranges this with as much care as
an epicure might devote to the storage
OF his wine in cellar.
I'm Morte Veritas- -''Dobson mar
ried an heiress, but he always pro-
tested it was a marriage of the heart"
did he prove it when her father lost
everything" Yes He was found
dead the next day with a note saying
it was heart failure. Judge.
Henry Van Etten in 1860 antici-
pated several inventions believed 70
be modern. He described the air gun,
the steam gun, the hydraulic press
and the method OF teaching the blind
to read by means of raised letters
whose impression can be perceived by
the fingers.
Lake Titicaca is the most elevated
and one Of the largest OF the lakes Of
South America Il forms part OF the
boundary between South Peru and Bo-
livia, in the center Of an alpine valley.
between two great cordilleras of the
Andes Titicaca is II, 800 feet above
the level OF the sea
The most costly Of all metals, save
only Calliun. which IS worth Sc. 600 an
ounce, is gerInanium. which is quoted
st 81. les an ounce Bhosiium Is worth
sli2 80 an ounce: ruthenium. go an
ounce; iridium, sS7.5 an ounce: o.
MUM, $50 an ounce. and palladium. So
ap ounce. The last IS about eGnsi in
value 20 gold These metals are Of 70
great eonnercis, i'm portance.-Invent-
i've Age
The surrender OF mis- name by
young man IN Delaware who recently
married widow and Is hereafter TO be
known by his wife's name. has ELECTED
considerable comment as quite re-
rnarzable innovation OF custom that
: hoary with age. Though why the
giving up OF ones revered family maize
should be confined exclusively 20 one
sex has never been satisfactorily ex-
planned Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
OPERATORS RESPONSIBLE.
Coal Men Accused of Provoking the
Strike for Selfish Ends.

CHICAGO. May 5.-The soft coal famine
II beginning to be seriously felt in Chicago
amp some of the surrounding towns as
well. Coal that ten days ago was prac-
tlcally drug in the market at s.. 10 a ton
was eagerly sought for at 50 "a toe. and it
Is claimed BY some dealers that As high as
.; % was obtained Cor small quantities.
Some of the Chicago consumers attribute
the famine to the action of the Ohio and
western Pennsylvania operators. Assist
ant General Manager Wood of the Chi
cago and Alton road is of this belief
For the last Year." he said, the Ohio
operators have been storing coal at the
various lake points. They accumulated
66,OOO tons and then cut the wages OF the
men TO the starvation point knowing tkey
would strike rather than accept the cut.
They also figured that the Indiana, Iii
nols and Iowa miners would strike in
order to aid their Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
brethren"
Several other railroad officials made the
same statement. One said that over
5.OOO,OOO bushels of Pittsburg coal Law in
barges at the docks et Cairo, and even a
greater quantity was at the ST. Louis
docks, and also at Alton
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Americans know little about III

Americans know little about tho
economies of slow cooking. though the
underlying principle has been applied
in the case of Edward Atkinson's cooker.
The Mexican tomalis in their corn
husk coverings keep hot and go on
cooking long after they have left the
fire. The Russians bring with them to
this country the device of enclosing
very hot food in felt-covered vessels
and permitting the cooking process to
go on without the aid of fuel.
Horses have often been insured and
so, too, have prize cattle and dogs, but
the boxing kangaroo at the Westmin-
ster aquarium, in London, Is proba bly,
the first of its kind in whose name a
policy has been taken out While the
directors of that institution offered no
objection to the payment of the pre-
MUM for the kangaroo, they abso-
lutely declined, as superfuous ex-
pense, TO defray the cost OF insurance
upon the lives of the divers who con-
stitute some of the side features of the
show.
The first windmill in Germany was
built at Windsheim- The Augustine
monks at that place desired to build
one such as they had seen in Italy, but
the lord of the manor forbade them.
declaring that the winds belonged to
him The monks applied TO the bishop
of Utrecht, who promptly laid down
the fundamental principle that no one
had any power over the winds OF his
diocese but himself He gave permits
sion to build the mill, and it was
erected in the closing years of the
fourteenth century.
How can you find ont whether a
postage stamp has been used or not?
Photograph it II the postmark has
been obliterated, the blue or green
color will not make any impression on
the plate, while the black traces Of the
obliteration will appear with great
clearness Even when the stamps nave
been well washed and no trace OF the
obliteration can be seen by the naked
eye or through the microscope. tho
photograph will show very clearly the
two coneentric circles of the starnp.
the date and even the Eame OF the
ocality.-Popular Science News
The means adopted by nature for
the dissemination of plants are equally
varied and curious The seed-vessels
OF some species open with snap tina,
sends the seeds to a considers bic dis
tance; the seeds of other species are
provided with wings composed of
thin membrane, like the maple, or
downy ilaments like the thistle, By
which they are borne away By the
wind Some. like the ordinary brrs,
gre fitted out with hooks By which
they attach themselves 30 the wool or
fur Of animals or the clothing OF men:
the winds, the rivers. the ocean. and
almost every description OF birds and
beasts, continually aid the efforts of
nature 70 perpetuate certain kinds OF
plants
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
BERING SEA FLEET.

SEATTLE, Wash, Mag 5.-The flagship
MohicaD, Commanded by Commander
Clark; Yorktown. Commander Forger:
Bennington, Commander Thomas; Con-
cord. Commander Goodrich; Marion, Com
mander Mullen; Ranger. Commander
LongDecker; Alert, Commander Morgan;
Adams, Commander Brice; Petrol, Lieu
tenant Commander Emery; Albstross,
Lieutenant Commander Drake, and she
revenue cutters Rush, Co-win aud Bar
comprise the Boring sea fleet. The speed
aud armament o. these vessels make pos
sibie a most thorough policing of the seal
regions, and - orders are strict and
definite, p0Eching during the coming
season. viii Le uext % il1possib.s.
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TO PROTECT SEAL LIFE.
Treaty With Russia Submitted 20 the
Senate FIR RatAcAt on.

WAsHISGToS. May 5-The treaty
negotiated by Secretary Of State Gre-hArn
and Prince Cantzeuzae. Russian minister,
is an agreement looking 10 the protection
OF the Russian seals Of the coast Of the
island o. Siberia. where seal fishing
Will be permitted by vessels Of the CDitesl
states. Il i understood the nmi,
is fixed a; ten mics. The treaty
was sen, TO the ssast- while IL
xas IN executive session today and the
only definite acton taken up0u IL WAS 70
refer Il 10 the cour.itIee on foreign rel y
tio8- Senator NoEgsn took occasion 20
briefly explain The doc1meof. SAYING ts.t
his The first fruit os the sfort- of tn.
United StGtrs sad Grrss Britzss - &c;
81 her RAJ Ions 20 Cooperate with them in
hs effort "a preserve seal life Ts~r. -
also al effort 10 bsiag Japan sEto the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
THERE'LL BE TROUBLE.

SC0TTDALE, Pa, May 5.-The coke
region is quiet tonight, but there is a
threatening condition prevailing. 1t Is
agreed on all sides that the success or fail
ure of the strike depends on the Rainey
plants, which are still working under
guard of deputies. Rainey says he is will
Ing to pay the scale, but will not recog-
niZe the labor unions in any way.
Rainey will be forced to fight for his
right TO make coke next Monday and he
says he is ready for the trial The works
he proposes to run are at this moment
completely infested by beseiging force of
strikers, the plant being garrisoned by men
selected for their proven fighting qualities.
Forty-eight hours will tell the story.
Supplies of ammunition are going to the
garrison tonight and Rainey is wearing
his lighting shoes. The strikers are quiet
omniously so, and simply say the works
shall not run
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
OBITUARY.

NEW YORK. May 5-John Jay. ex-
United States minister to Austria, died at
the Hotel Savoy today. His death was
due to general breaking up OF the sys-
tenn and the effects Of an accident OF two
years ago.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y. May 5.-Aquilen
Filler shot himself today by his sweet
hearts grave. The latter died last We'd
nesday and was buried today. As the
workmen were filling the grave Filler shot
himself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
Record Breaking Events.

NEW YORK, May 5-The seventh annual
games of the lnter-Scholastic associa
tion were held TODAY at Berkeley Oval. The
one mile inter-scholastic bicycle record
was lowered by nine seconds; the one mile
run, by fourteen and twO-fifths seconds
au0 throwing base ball by thirteen feet
Branard Seoll won the championship cup.
These are the record breaking events.
One mile bicycle, G.. Rupert, Columbia,
2:40 3-5; former record 2:49 3-4.
One mile run, L. Dup WELLER, Halsey
time, Sol Is.
Throwing the base ball, A. C. Ayres
Condor, 325 feet 9 inches: former record,
312 feet inches
Throwing the hammer, T. A Ball,
Rerkeiy, ITO feet s. inches; former record
81 feet.
Putting the 12-Pound shot, 7. A. Ball.
Berkely, Sc feet l inch; former record, IS
feet inches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
TO WED AN HEIRFss

PROVIDENCE. Il /, May a-Tbe engage
ment OF {. o. IselIu OF the acat Vigiiant
syndicate, 10 Mss Hope Goddard. tse
daughter OF Colonel W NJ. Goddard. the
multi-milllonaire, was formally an
nounced today. Miss Goddard Is a beau
tiful young woman and has been identified
with many undertakings in the interest OF
Charity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Assistant General
Manager Simpson OF the Consolidated
Coal company stated today that both
mines, Nos. aud Z at Staunton, His, were
IN full operation again and the coal strike
of that section of Illinois is drawing to a
close. The popular belief is that when the
miners employed in the Vandalia line
shafts return TO work under protection.
the other mines adjacent to st. Louis will
he enabled to Resume, and that all will be
III operation next week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
KKLLYTvYs DEFEATED.

ST. JOsEYH. 30. IST a-I~-tsr1aY
syeciHg = party q 4bout tssfstt q Ts
trsmps ATTEMPTED 10 bS4r9 frsiznt trasa
seven miles south o. here bss rvrs Ssat~as
81 by tAe train Easu, who Esr. arnset with
coupling psDa. etc TIE tFAancs sd they
were gossS 70 Dies Aoaass 70 1sla k-sgy .
army ard fb&t tbsT Scult captars = Grs.s
t. tksy were ngi allowed - .sKs~ csk~rE.se.
They are sts3f canned SlSazs5de tas rssl-
read tEseA "asss iiss stte1g< 20 bosrd .
tssln va made ys-txr1sT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
INDIAN SCHOOL INSTITUTES.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The secretary OF
the interior has approved the recommend
alton of DR.. Hartman, the superintendent
of Indian schools, to hold institutes of
teachers and supervisors of Indian schools
during july sad August at Chillooo, o.
T.; Santa Fe, y. NJ; Salem, Ore; Helena,
Mont; and probably at ST Paul, MINI.
The designated objects Of the meetings are
TO explain TO the teachers the plan of re-
organiZaI ion in the Indian school. 10 give
directions aud Instructions in the various
inspire them with a greater sense of re-
sponsibility. DR.. Hartman will attend
all the meetings and act AS chief instruc-
tor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
TRADE CONCESSION SECURED.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-United States
Consul Pollock at san Salvador has in
formed the department of state that by
representations to the government OF Sal
vador he secured to the United States ex-
porters = material concession by their ex-
emption from the increased duty Of -
cents in gold per 100 pounds on all import
ed articles. As the imports remain In
force on all other foreign goods except our
own, the advantage gained for our ex-
porters is apparent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06

YMc a coNEERENcE.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. May 5.-The general
Y. Al. c. A. secretaries convention today
discussed many phases OF the work at the
business session. w. McCollouch of To
ronto, secretary and treasurer Of the ma
tlonai association, offered his annual re-
port. which showed a balance OF Cos on
hand.
+. w. Ober of Omaha, II. B. Anderson
of Atlanta, w. G. LIatz OF Boston. w. E
Day of Dayton. +. H. Thatcher Of Buffalo
and L. b. Best OF Brantford, Ont, were
chosen as the executive COMMITTEES.
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tksss aftsolsoa tRr0azhsuE H. 90 sssxf
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ths s=sA4zslss1 nssa "a tkts esazfY. nzerss4
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
ARRIVED FROM HAWAII

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay 5.-Rear Admiral
John Irwin, recently relieved from duty at
Honolulu by Admiral Walker. arrived on
the Australia today accompanied by Lieu
tenant Adams and Ensign Parmeuter. He
Is reported as saying that the provisional
government l. in a precarious condition.
be natives are restless and an out
break may occur at any time" said the
admiral All the troops OF the provis-
ionnI government may be wanted at any
time
fauI Newman, the eS-aueen's adviser,
was also y Passenger on the Australia He
Is said TO De on his way TO Westminster
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
DANGEROUS PREPARATIONS.

Allcock's Porous Plaster is composed of
purely vegetable ingredients and Is abso-
lutely harmless 1t assists nature IN her
own efforts to heal and ipyigorate, and
imparts strength to the whole system.
Many preparations contain stroug chem
ical and mineral substances which pro-
duce an injurious effect, not only upon
the skin, but upon the whole system. al
though at frs. they seem very beneficial,
on account of their powerful acton and
temporary effect upon the surface.
When purchasing u plaster do not only
ask for AllcoSk's, but make sure that you
get it.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
CALVIN WILL WALK

PITTsBUEe. Pa. May s.-Co!onsi Calvin
wss here to1Ay tTyias u SECURE frss trans
portstt0n - W.shiBgton. he Jailed anf
will tramp 20 tie capitol. holding meet
ings on tbs route 10 Lossn TIE Pop4liss
cause Twelve recruits wsre scared a.
Homestead. among tEefn Georze Ward.
brotbsr-in-la~ q Prssidsnt Dass. 81 shs
EconosSoBy zocisty. ~Eo will Os pEIsGigsI
lccf0rcr for TIE army
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ENDED IN SHORT ORDER

DILUTE, MINI, May s. The decision OF
Mr.. Corrigan 10 stop work at the Franklin
mine ended the strike at Virginia to-day,
with the Franklin mine ont of the oues,
ton. and the only real grievance existing
there the strike came TO an end for want OF
material 10 feed. Tine men returned Ia
thelr places IN the other mines at the old
rate and were glad TO get back.
Mr.. Corrigan's decision left 500 men
without work or money and no prospect
OF employment. Many of them had noth-
Ing to eat for twenty-four hours. A fund
was at once raised TO give them temnor.rv
relief and while this lasts they will he
given work on the streets at 81 day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
SCHwAB ON THE STUMP

SHEYBoYGAN, Wis.,, May 5-Michael
Schwao of Chicago. one OF the Anarchists
sent to prison for completely in the Hay.
market massacre and recently parioned
by Governor Alleged, addressed large
saoor meeting here this evening on tht
subject OF international labor dsv Ths
speaker WAS al no time infismmatorv. hui
his arguments were strongly Social!stic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
STORM IN ILLINOIS

MOUNT CARMEL, Ill, May 5.-Early this
evening the most destructive hail, rain
and wind storm visited this city that has
ever bsen known here. The First Baptist
church Is a total wreck, the furniture aud
fine pipe organ being completely destroyed
Chimneys were blown from houses, trees
broken and destroyed and mnch other
damage done RUmors OF disastrous
wrecks southwest OF the city are current
but cannot be verified. There Was no loss
OF life so far as learned
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xoRzrsos's ZEN SPLIT

TEENsos. IL. l~y IA spsss IL ,be
r<nx- q SEHsr@s Iorrs~en's Comma
wssisfs toss% place t1siay ossr nsSs.zy 1s,s.-
tsrs- 1elfsy-slxns ciszTuHtsea Es~a ssp-
sfs.sH Hcn ths snAta csun1aE4 ssf
started 70 C&rslk.r. wills tie a~z~r.i 80
sas aoya4 nssa u2srcks3 20 II -xbis1s.s Tss
t-ouoss Wa ever 70 tkss Gsssurai x1rr.-
500 cozld n0t kccosat for 2sstsfzc/rzAg.
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THEY WOULD RESIGN.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. May Ex-Governor
Stone today received the designations OF
Judges Lyons, Copenhaver and hewitt OF
ST. Clair county. who are yet IN prison IN
Henry county for refusal TO levy a tax ON
paper" railroad bonds as ordered by the
United States circuit court The judges
demand the immediate appointment of
their successors. 1t is "a legal question
whether they will be purged Of contempt
ii their request is granted. This is to be
feSted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
NO MORE SPECIAL PRIVILEGES,

NEW YORK, May "a delegation of sa-
loon keepers and others who are inter
ested in shows and other attractions at
Coney Island, called on the mayor of
Brooklyn today and desired to know what
action The authorities were going TO take
in regard to their business in that section.
The mayor informed them that the excise
law would have to be respected the same
at Cony Island as it was i'll the city, and he
wished them to understand that no shows
or dance halls or concerts, shooting gsl-
leries or games of any description would
be tolerated, and that the law would De
enforced this summer.
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compact, but no such progress has been
made IN the negotiation as in that with
Russia. The document provides for PEN
slties fog its violation. No opposition
whatever has so far been made manifest
to the treaty.
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Cnnann. Ex.rx,hfaZ.

The Hack Writer preparing . bog
rsphy Of eminent modern rnenl--Hov
shall handle this man? I've got 10
praise him, and thsy say he drinks Ike
. Ssh. aud doesn't pay his debts
The Publisher-Thats easy. Just
ssy be has the artistic Temperament"
-(hscavo Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
Safety Racing.

CINCINNATI, o.. May "a hundred mile
safety bicycle race started ut Lexington,
Ky, at Q o'clock this morning. 1t was a
race against time by five members of the
Covington, KY, Club Young Mems Christ
ian association. Charles Nadge made the
100 miles in six hours, fifty minutes ard
one second.
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TOWN ENTIRELY BURNED

CARSON, New. May 5.-Tahoe City, on
the shore Of Lake Tahoe. Placer county,
California, burned down today The
town consisted of about fifty houses two
hotels. stores, etc. The whole town IS said
10 tie destroyed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
HOW THEY MAYSEAL
PRESIDENT SIGNS INSTRUCTIONS
TO SEALING VESSELS.

Masters of Ships Hedged About by
Many Barriers and Seals Sur
rounded by Safeguards to Pro
tect Them From Unlawful
Destruction-OnlyS Skilled
Hands Will be Permit
ted to Hunt-No
Firearms or Nets
Allowed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

VIII be of value to the world BY illustrst-
lug the Improvements in the mechanical
arts, and eminent physicians will tel Won
thst the progress IN medicinal agents has
peen or equal Importance, and as q
strengthening laxative that SyruD of Fios
Is far in advance of all Others.