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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28

Wherein messiah" Schweinfurth's SAN
gels" are of the Earth Earthly.


Rockford, ILL.,, April 27-The grand
jury, after an investigation of a week,
returned three indictments this morn
ing against George Jacob Schwein-
furth, the pretended Messiah" who
lived near this city, charging him with
living in open adultry and fornifica-
tie and Marguerite left Weldon, all
angels at the famous Heaven"
Sheriff Oliver went TO the heaven"
, this afternoon with capias for the ar
rest of George Jacob Schweinfurth. in
dicted by the grand jury for living in
open adultry with inmates of the place
The alleged messiah did not come out
of the house for an hour after the ar
rival Of the officers but finally adopted
service without resistance.
The sheriff also had an execution to
levy on his personal property on ac-
count of George w. Coudrey's $50. 900
judgment obtained in Chicago. but
every door and window was kept close
~ locked and guarded and he was IN
able TO get in to make the levy.
Schweinfurth was under arrest and in
custody of the sheriff in Rockford six
hours. but this evening furnished bail
in $4,000, the bond being signed by the
Weldons. the owners Of the 600 acre
farm on which the heaven" is located,
and so escaped being jailed over Sun
day. The bond is only good until Mon
day morning when Schweinfurth. Mary
Weldon, Isabella futile and Margaret
Teft Weldon will probably enter pleas
TO the indictments returned against
them. The investigation of the place
has cred ted a great SenSa ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
SHE BEwAILs HER WEAKNESS.
But Her Spirit is Strong and She'd WIFI
England if She Could.

New York, April 27.-The Associated
Press yesterday cabled Presidnt Zelaya
of Nicaragua, asking him for an ex-
preston of opinion as to the situation
in that country. Shortly after mid
night the following reply was received:
"Managua. Nicaragua, April q.
Associated Press, New York:
Nicaragua protests bfore all nations
against the outrage which Great Brit
ain infiicts upon her by the military
occupation of the port Of Corinto, in
order to seize from her by force, sum
of money which IS not owed, in absolute
disregard of international law, and of
the dictates Of right. justice and equity.
Nicaragua, Though counting upon
the sympathy Of all, as she is powerless
TO oppose the aggressor, is ready to
submit the case without fear. bewail-
ing her Smallness and her weakness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
AS CORBETT FEARS
(REEDON SETTLES MCCARTHY BY A
CHANCE BLOW,
Billy is Little Tardy About Getting His
Fists Up and Dan Whacks Him on the
Jaw, Dazing Him--Then it's Right and
Left and One on the Chin and Referee
Duffy Has a Knocked Out Pugilist i'm
HisArms--Done i'm Less Than a Minute,to
the Great Disappointment of the Crowd
General Sporting News,
General Sporting News.

Galveston, Tex, April 27-By q
chance blow, Dan Creedon knocked
out Billy Mccarthy in the fremont
opera house tonight in less than a
minute
Honest John Duffy was the referee
Mccarthy was little slow in putting
up his hands. Creedon took advantage
of it and landed on the side of the
chin with his left, which dazed Nc
Carthy. He followed it up with his
right, knocking Mccarthy against the
ropes and barely upsetting the post to
which the gong was fastened. Nc
Carthy still stood his ground, but was
too daZed to defend himself He stood
up before Creedon again and was
promptly knocked against the ropes.
Again he came up dazed and a tap on
the chin put him out Referee Duffy
put his arms around Mccarthy as he
fell and counted him out Mccarthy
recovered Immediately and walked to
his dressing room.
Nearly 1000 people witnessed the
night. The crowd was much dissatis-
ned with the outcome, having expected
long fight, as both men were in ex-
cellent condition evenly matched and
had the middleweight championship
honor to settle between them, since
F1tzsimmOns has gone into the heavy
weight class. Professor Duffy tonight
SAID that he very much regretted the
outcome
honestly believe that this fight
was night on the level j expected il
TO last twenty rounds at least, but it
vas chance blow which first dazed
Mccarthy and Creedon followed il I'D
r1eht and left until he finished him.
me crowd became very boisterous
ana continued "A noisy demonstration
until pacified by a three-round sparring
nout between Creedon and Tommy
Tracy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
MADE AN INGLORIoNs FAILURE.
attempt TO Rob a Train in Washington Is
Subject to MiscaIcnlatIon.

Tacoma, Wash, April 27-Five masked
men attempted 10 hold up Northern Pa
cihc train No. last evening, six miles
this side of Cleelum station, which is
ninety miles from Tacoma. The plot mis-
carried because the train ran f.40O feet
after being signalled TO stop. instead of
1000 which the robbers calculated on. The
railroad had knowledge that he attempt
was TO be made and had planned a warm
reception Ten men were stationed where
the express car was to be robbed of $50
600 sent to pay of the Rosyln miners for
March When the engine stopped the
two robbers who were 10 board ii were
too scared TO run four hundred feet and
get on. The train accordingly went
ahead. These two men started across
the bridge ran into posse, Were caught
and taken TO Emmettsburg. Their names
are Hank harrington and Deack Harri-
son. The others escaped.
New York, April "a Troy dispatch to
late edition of the Evening World saws
II is true that Miss Julia Murphy, daugh-
ter of ex-senator Murphy, will be married
next Tuesday TO eXNayor Grant. The
ceremony is TO be quietly performed at
washington. Only intimate friends will
be present All the members of the fam
lily have left Troy for Washington.
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LAST MESSAGE FROM CoRINTo.
British Forces Marched in With Lots of
Fuss and Feathers

New York, April IA special to the
World from Corinto says: This will be
the last telegram sent from here, as the
wires will soon be cut. The British
landed at 1 o'clock. The landing force
was under command of Frederick s.
French. who has established his head
quarters at the custom house for the
present. Although the Nicaraguan
officials and soldiers evacuated the
town earlier, the British made as much
fuss as though they were going to cap
ture q fortified town
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
81 A MONTH.
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cluded. Trained and Expert
Physicians Give
Their Services Free.

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DR.. Copeland For years Drs. Copeland
chronic diseases, and especially catarrh,
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a slight charge is affixed for medicines.
-Four dollars a month is the limit This
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
A disnatch from a nrivst.

| with China. A dispatch from a priva Il
| source in Japan today says the condition
| of affairs between Russia and Japan be-
| gins TO look serious.
| Whitehall. Wis, April 27-Edward An
| drus, the Lawrence university student.
| who is charged with being an accessory
| to the murder of his sisters child. was
| brought from Appleton today and the
examination set for May ]. Both father
| and son are in jail. II is thought that
| the charges are trumped up and that they
| cannot be convicted.
New York. April 27-The World to-
morrow will say: Mrs. Rosa leila Rub
man, better know as leila Nicolaus whose
ENHANCEMENT with the Gould family gave
her widespread notoriety. has brought
suit in the Hudson county court at Jersey
City against George j. Gould for So, go
damages. Counsellor Simpson has the
case in charge aud bases his action on
| malicious prosec Rion.
Key West, Fla, April 27.-Cuban ad-
vices are to the effect that insurgents
have concentrated 2,00 troops at BayalO.
near Guantanamo. Provisions are scarce.
The troops are for the greater part oc-
cupied in guarding the towns and in the
pursuit of the rebels from point to point.
1t is reported that 1nsurgent Miro has
demanded from the railway running to
Gibara 500 monthly contribution 10 the in
surgents war fund.
Chicago. April 27-The board of endow-
ment rank, Knights OF Pythias. is in ses-
sion in this city. The financial report
for the last fiscal year showed that the in
crease in membership exceeded that Of
any previous year. Four hundred and
fifty two new sections had been establish
ed and I,40i applicants admitted. The
cash balance in the reserve fund was
SS0s. 900; an increase of $50. ooa. The claims
paid approximate Sl09oo0.0Go.
Omaha. April 27.-Sydney. who com
mitted SUICIDE n Rawiins, Wyoming. last
night. was formerly prominent figure
in Omaha. He was al one time president
of the National Association of Architects
Three years ago he committed several
forgeries and fed TO Toronto. where he
committed b;Gamy. was arrested and
brought back 10 Omaha. He was sentenced
TO a term in the state penitentiary and
after completing his sentence removed
to Seattle.
Kansas City. April Z7-Thomas II. Wick
es. jr.. is in Kansas City for the purpose
OF carrying out his marriage contract with
Miss Mamie Nelson. whose visit 70 ST.
these dispatches. As far as can be learn
81, both he and Miss Nelson are resolved
10 marry. although the time has not vet
been fixed. AFr Wickes. So. viii come
10 Kansas City and endeavor TO overcome
the objections Of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
TO the marriage.
Baker City. ore. April e7.-Near the
town of Sumpter, twenty-five miles from
here. an awful double murder ana suicide
occurred last night Today the dead
bodies OF Airs. Ernest Maywaldt and her
two children, aged two and eighteen
months respectively. were found IN Pow
der river. II Is said that he woman
was driven 10 desperation by the III treat
ment or her husband. who drank 10 OK
and took her babies with her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
STOMACH TROUBLES
successfully Treated by Drs. Copeland and
Rrauaman,

Mr.. D. Barnstitter Of Independence, Mo,
well known and respected by the COM
munity in which he lives as man OF
character, says:
The stomach trouble from which / had
suffered for years proved itself to be diff
cult OF treatment, for L had many physi-
clans during the last fifteen years, and
had found no relief, until l tried DrS.
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LITTLE INTEREST Is TAKEN.
western Lines Not to Worry About Their
Passenger Agreement.

chicago, April H.-The effort to rouse
the interest of the western railroad lines
10 the woful condition of their passenger
agreement, has met with but scant re-
spones and the chances are now that the
transconunental lines will go ahead with
the formation of their own association
without waiting for the western roads to
wake up. The Southern Pacific has. dur
ing the last week, endeavored TO ascer-
tain the feeling of the transcontinentaI
lines toward forming an association and
asked the Atchison to join with il in
calling meeting for that purpose. The
opinion of the Atchison was that the
matter should be postponed a little in
order TO see whether the western lines
could be induced TO rouse themselves II
is probable that the transcontinental lines
VIII go ahead with their own work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28

Southern Missouri Counties Complain O
Arkansas CattIemen.

Galena, Mo, April 27.-The whole south
ern part of Stone and fancy counties are
being invaded by cattlemen from Arkan-
SaS. There are now over LOO head of
Arkansas cattle on the range in one town.
ship of this county alone. The people
are indignant and trouble is sure to re-
suit. The law, il is said, is evaded by
these men. Their herds overrun the
ranges and it is charged that they burn
the woods, often burning out settlers,
and pay no taxes in either stae. The
authorities do not go to their relief the
cattle will be killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
Hogan Defeated by O'DonnelI.

Pine Bluff, Ark, April PA pretty
three-round fight took place here to-
night. between Billy O'Donneu of
Memphls, Tenn, and Jim Hogan of
San Francisco and was decided in
favor of O'Donnell on a foul. Hogan
who weighs 1873 pounds, was fearfuIlv
punished by his opponent. whose
weight was twelve pounds less and
who is much his superior in science.
In the third round the referee ordered
them to break away, when Hogan's
seconds refused to let him fight any
longer and Hogan did not respond
When time was called, although O'Don-
nell begged him to let the fight go on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
DURRANT is SURLY
he FLIES UP AT EVERY FRESH
ACCUSATION OF MURDER.

Many More He is Going to Charge Him
With--His Temper What Might bs
Called Irritabie--Surmised That He
Takes Drugs to Make Him Sleep and
Then Feels the Effects of Them Next
| Day--Likely to be Tried for the Lamont
Murder First.
| San Francisco. April 27.-Theodore
Durrant was taken from his cell in the
/ city prison today and formally charged
with the murder of Blanch Lamont.
He has been very surley for the past
two days and made no effort to conceal
his irritation this morning. How
much more are you going to charge me
with?" he growled to Detective Sey-
mour, who swore to the complaint The
prison officials are<confident that Dur
rants visitors bring him drugs which
enable him TO sleep twelve hours day.
To the use of these drugs his increasing
irritability is ascribed. He is fast be-
coming what is known as an unreason-
able and troublesome prisoner. Chief
Crowley has ordered that no notice
shall be taken of anything the prisoner
says, minor prison officials having com
is treated with the greatest considera-
ton. He occupies the most comfort
able cell in the prison, has access to an
adjoining bath room, is permitted to re-
ceive visitors at all hours and is not
thrown in contact with the other pris-
onerS.
The preliminary eXamina ton at the
trial in the Williams case will likely be
concluded on Tuesday. Friends OF
Durrant still effect to believe in his in
nocence, even promising to solve the
mystery of the murder, limiting that
the murders were the work OF a middle
aged married man, resident of the Mis-
sion, who has since disappeared.
The plan of District Attorney Barnes
to try Durrant for the Lamont murder
first, is generally commended. Consider
ed alone, the Williams case is deemed
weak for the prosecution, and with
another case to be tried jury verdict
of guilty would be doubtful. The pro-
secution fears the moral effect of an ac-
quittal case. The evidence in the La
mont crime is considered much more
conclusive. 1t is probable that the
grand jury will be asked to indict Dur
rant for the Lamont murder. This
would render unnecessary a prelimi-
nary police court investigation.
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HAS MET HIS MATCH
Continued from First Page)

payment of fresh dues and would be
perfectly justified in doing so.
''She could not exclude our goods be-
cause our treaty with her prevents il,
but she could exclude Great Britain s,
because the latter has made war on
her and thus has abrogated all the
treaties between them"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28
One Hundred Birds Straight

New York, April 1.-THE World tomor-
row VIII say: At Dexton Park, Long
pigeon shooting contests on record was
decided. On wager that he could kill
ninety out OF one hundred picked pigeons,
AZ thirty yards rise, fifty yards boundary,
Caplan Brewer killed one hundred birds
straight. The birds were of the hest
peing quick and strong and very fast
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/" RUN=DOWN."

tired out " woman
who complains of
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loss of appetite, ex-
IRENE lassitude and
that " don't care -
feeling is pretty sure
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Female Weakness,
some irregularity or
arrangement of the
special functions of
WON an hood. Very
often womb troubles
set the nerves wild
with alright and as a
.fe u-D-.a. e,f
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LIABLE TO WEAR DIAMONDS
As How the Notice OF Real Lord is tbr
Making of Dive Acres, Eortune

Bakersheld, Cal, April g7.-Loretta Adj
dts, The pretty dive actress who captiyats,f
Lord Sholto Douglass. left tonight for
San Francisco where she goes 10 accent
position III the theGter. Several mara
gers were after her and the bidding FOR
her services was lively Consider NJ
over SlHo q week viii be paid her So
has Lord poUeiaSs address in San Fran
cisco ana viii probably meet him there
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CONES DOWN on TIE MAYOR.
Grand jury at Houston, Texas. Calls the
CITY Management To Order

St Louis. Mo. April PA special
from Houston, Texas, 10 the Republic
says.The grand jury sent in a report
today which is creating comment II
scored the mayor and the chief Of police
Tor allowing designation houses. bag
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run openly and holds the mayor direct
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his deputies were indicted for refusing
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STOMACH AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.

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