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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
LATE NEWS HN WIRE.
items or General Iu.eresE From All Oy er
the Universe

Shelbyville, Ind, Dec. 3-The Shelby
vile Cabinet company made an assign
ment this morning; liabilities. 5000: as
sets about 5000. The plant viii be sold
Montreal. Dec S-The earnings OF the
Canadian Pacific for the week ending
Nov. 30 were $5S2.G-D. as compared win
$4,000 for the corresponding period OF
asst year.
Washington. Dec. 3.-Captain Carlos z,
Dexter of Michigan, who has been chief
usher at the executive mansion since The
beginning OF the present administration.
has resigned that office 10 accept an ap-
po.ntnent as postoffice Inspector
Pfttsburg. Dec. 3-The Bar Iron Manu-
intention OF forming national oE1gaiEza-
ton. but as there were but forty eight
firms represented. nothing was accom-
plished in the way OF organization.
Hazleton. Pa. Dec. 1.-Two children Of
Charles Singley OF Oneida, Anna ard
MAY. aged : and 4 years. today drank
two ounces OF liquid containing opium
Anna died within A short time and little
hope for Mays recovery Is entertained
Lonton. Dec. 3-The Chronicle believes
the agricultural board has noone-1 Can
ia that consequent upon the discovery
OF scab disease upon sheep landed mere
from Canadian ports, al sheep must n
future be slaughtered al The port OF de-
bak&tioTl-
London, Dec. "A Paris dispatch 20
che Tines says the tariff con1E1lt-e-e has
agreed upon . bid which wiz empower
The goverralezt 20 apply . shd.az scale
% the import duty on corn, proper t-oslsi<
70 TIE market r,-.ce Thus the duty o.
wheat may be raised S-il higae-
Dallas. Tex. Dec. IA SPECIAL 20 TIE
News from Te1zrka1s says Al negro
cSke-xalk or th@ Rose5orouSh place. rear
this city, the Degrees ate a. TIE b2o9u~t
supper . good portion % hog -Hat bad
been ssoppe6 By its owner on scar-.rs~
and twelve hare died and h2-f . dozen
Others are to bed
Louisville. Dee IA special &C ~ Con-
meHc-a4 says Joe Williams Sss siso< A-c
ulerc1al says Joe Williams wz$ sec>, 1rsc
county. Tennessee ard Alfred Ron WAS
seriously voUr,led while TesS--rZ 2-resS
today. Williams aid Rck we're csz-5sec
VIA corapEc1ty n TIE MURDER % Captain
TN Asuls--cGg OF rs oc2S Above S@sca-
VIE last sPzrz-
Baltimore. De- 1-Steve1soa- 1sezz.-
der & Co. ore o. tie osSsSs a.t rnst
p-cnic>1- eco9 ard Soc soSoc-S = 81
sfno-e. assignee FOR the S@zedt % crssif-
tors toczy 20 Edward c EscAeloe-fer-
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HAS KILLED OTHERS.

Statistics show that 80 per cent Of
the deaths from pneumonia, Brights
disease and similar complaints are
eau sea from arrangements OF the liver
and kidneys. These great organs keep
the blood pure and in healthful motion.
When they get out OF order the blood
becomes poisoned, the circulation i'm
pedeG and the whole system speedily
breaks down. Its
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
orr, PusIlea,laa Nov. ?. 49,
RECETVERsHIP SALE.
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TIE Kaaszs Loan q Isvss,ra~ai Co. De-
fsntznt.
By virtue ard 81 pBrEua.ce % ar order
% sale made in ths above enfttisd action
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on Monday IRE 3th dsy - Uecsrs Der. 10.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04

Ing at Futtipoor Sikri Is more impress.
sive than the view Of the walls, and
the strange outlines of the structures
towering above them, when one leaves,
at sunset, the gateway on the Forth.
where stand two great elephants Of
stone with interlinked trunks. and. de.
iscending the steep pathway incum-
bered with fallen fragments. he reaches
the isolated tower bristling with ele-
plants trunks Here he may look
back to the deserted capital, or for.
ward to the western glow, beyond the
crumbling ruins of the last and utter
most wall, where the great vultures
and adjutant storks balance themselves
on the broken battlementA Harper
Magazine.
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4 THOUGHT
THAT KILLED
A MAN f!

He thought that he could trifie with
disease. He was run down in health,
ielt tired and worn out. complained of
d izziness, biliousness. backaches and
headaches His liver and kidneys We're
out OF order. He thought 10 get We'll
by dosing himself with cheap pills.
And then came the ending. He fell
u victim 10 Bright's disease, The
money he ought to have invested in
a safe, reliable remedy went for 3
tombstone. The thought that killed
This man
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Real Estate Trau<fer

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac,
and Land company
Walter Morris I'd lots 81 and s5
Piatt ave Rogers sub -.. Is
The Loan and Trust Savings ok
I'd tract l40xI50 fe beg $50 Il
and 50 fe west OF ne cor Sc or -
q lie $500. -. 49,. 49,. 10
Equitable Securities Co Sd ne o.
= = sw ....... ............ 200
T p NJ Bennett I'd lots and
Fifth ave Arnold & Clark's ad. -
Harriet G Felter Nd 1-loo aud 7.
OF lilo \ int OF " If OF Sc or
and sw or OF IL also = hf OF Sc
or Il all y Iw go
John d Gady wd lots Il Is Is and
n If 20 Topeka ave blk s Orne
& Philips add .. .-.... - <eon
Amount % mortgages released llce
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Minister Before the Grand Jury.
she Drank Carbotic Acid.
Second Escape from Jail.

Columbus, Kan, Dec. 3.-Between six
and seven o'clock this evening George
Walker and c. K. Allen, the horse
thieves who broke Jail here last We'd
nesday and were afterwards captured
and returned to Jail here, dug out and
made their escape on horses furnished
by friends from the territory.
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on,.C.nt Epeampment Rate.

St Paul, Mimi. Dec. 3.-Commander-
in-chi,ef Walker and staff of the c. a
R. arrived in the city today and after
lunch went into executive session for
the transaction of Grand Army bus
mess in connection with the next en-
campment. A rate of one cent mile
has been secured from the railroads.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04

New York. Dec "A special to the
World from Tegicigal. Honduras. says:
AS President Bonilla was entering the
government palace an explosion oc-
CURED in one OF the barracks near by
-Four soldiers were killed outright and
over twenty were seriously wounded.
Runors spread that the president had
been slain and caused great excitement.
He was not injured. however. The
cause of the explosion is not known
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04

If you want any kind of coal at prices
as low or lower than those of any one.
whether he be peddler or otherwise. go
TO l. c. Jackson, the responsible. reli-
able and pioneer coal dealer for it.
No. 112 South Fourth ave. Tel. No. 10.
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doubt, in fine, II anybody really
wants inequality. None but the sUpe-
riors ever pretend to want IL; the in
feriors openly or secretly detest IL
doubt whether the suPeriors have any
comfort in IL; the body Of man espe-
cially the face OF a man. with his NOR.
or less squirming. is not an agreeable
footing. and / think no one truly en-
joys the bad eminence it gives him
w. D. Howells. in CenturY.
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p,Ire Food. Wriqhts Old bunkwhnef
Oss Fashioned uuUhWH6Qts
WRICHT'S MILLS, Berlin, Wis.

It's hazardous to eat meat OF ques-
tionable quality. Whitlock doesn't
keep that sort; only the good and re-
liable kinds, which he sells right
A
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ST. Louis. Dec "A special TO the
Republic from Peoria, Ills, says: An
tone Hodenply. of the New York dia-
mond firm Of Hodenply and Son. fell
from truck wagon at the railroad
station tonight and received injuries
from which he died soon after. He had
$40. zoe worth of diamonds in his pos
session.
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14-2t

Anything broken about the house?
Send E-no matter what-to 313 East
Douglas, and Drake & Ross Will make
VI good as new. 15-2t
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yThs, 6cs,y VAS sick, we gave her CiStoria.
When .he was Child she cried fer CaStoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung TO C2storis-
Wien sho Lad Ch,sdlan. she gave them eastoris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04

\ COUPLE Of jaiI6iris were orinkinrto-
gether when one of them took oEt his
watch. BLESS nsetr exclaimed his aston
ishel companion, you've got watch -
Locks like n And how much did il
cost YOU" six montas."-Wsshingto
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
NUISANCE TO ABATE
EXPERT MEDICAL TESTIMONY Is
NOW THREATENED.
In the New York Legislature at Its Coming
Session an Attempt will be Made tn
Secure the Enactment of . Law for the
appointment of = Board to have Charge
of All Gases at Law Involving the Qaes-
ton of Insanity: so Far ~ such Question
is Concerned-Abases Under the Present
System.

Albany, n. Y. Dec. 3.-An important
measure ito be introduced into the leg
islaIture during the coming session VIII
be one TO abolish expert medical tese-
mony in this state. so far as II is now
given by physicians and surgeons of
any degree OF ability who may be called
10y the lawyers in trial case During
the last five years in this state ootn
the medical and legal professions nave
viewed with alarm the growing IRE
quency Of the introduction or expert
medical testimony, especially IN cases
of murder when the defense has usually
become to be a claim of insanity ANY
physician, however, shallow his knowi-
edge, has been called upon to testify
and in some cases there are known 10
have been introduced as experts men
who have proven TO be purchasaole N
their opinion.
Several prominent members of the
medical profession whose names can
not at this time be mentioned, have
drawn a bill which will be presented TO
the legislature early IN the SESSION OF
1896. 1t will be very radical in Its terms
and viii lodge the right TO give medlcal
expert testimony in the courts IN tflls
state in nOn-partlSan board appoiht-
ed by the governor, subject TO the APP
prevail Of the senate The province OF
the board Will be 10 act in the capacity
Of instructors and advisors to the
courts. 1t will be large enough TO pro-
vide amply for all criminal trials and
the quorum will be small enough to al
low sections of the board to act with
the courts in various localities.
The members will be chosen from the
md ~ he
ing a high ascertained qualification
The junction and power of the board viii
be to examine with reference TO the
sanity or insanity OF any accused per
son and will have the power TO call for
any evidence throwing light upon the
case. When any section of the board
diSagrees upon the questions inVolYed
the whole board may be called together
for decision. Under no circumstances
will any physician not member of the
board be allowed to testify in any OF
the courts of the state unless 1t be upon
the absolute facts of the trial ANY
such expert may however, appear be-
fore the board and give evidence.
Minister Before the Grand Jury.
Nevada, Mo-, Dec. 3.-The Vernon
county grand jury today began an in
vestigation of damaging charges cir
culated regarding the Rev. w. j. Car
penter of the Centenary Methodist Epis-
copal church, and a woman. Carpen-
ter appeared in court. Subpoenas have
been issued for number of witnesses
The case is exciting considerable talk.
She Drank Carboiic Acid.
Chicago, Dec. "A woman % years
old and supposed to be Rose Turner.
went to Seigel & Cooper's department
store at noon today and drank two
ounces of carbolic acid with suicidal in
tent. She will die. She left note
saying that she was in love with a
man who did not reciprocate.
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The liabilities are supposed TO be about
$4,000. The assets amount 10 something
like 10000 and consist OF merchandise
and book accounts
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Baltimore oysters, lake fish. good
fresh and smoked meats are Joe'S spec
ialties, al PA North Main ST. 14-2t
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Think a rninutei Pretty soon Mar
tins closing out sale will end and if
your pictures are still unframed IT will
cost double to get them. 15-1t
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FIT Wayne, Ind, Dec. 3.-John c.
Stone, one of the gang of crooks now IN
Jail awaiting transported ton TO the pen
itentiary, has made a confession. He
says his first crime was bank robbery
in Pueblo. Colo, and later he tackled a
stage with the Dalton gang.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04

New York, Dec. 3.-Harold c. McCor-
mick and his bride. formerly Miss
Edith Rockefeller. win sail on the Paris
for Southampton tomorrow. Hall KANE
the novelist, Mrs. KANE and Master
KANE will sail on the Teutonic. o.
den Goelet and family leave on the
same ship Mr.. Goeleit denied that he
had any commission 10 execute on the
other side for the Dunraven's charge
committee.
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I'm Tartary onions. leeks and garlic
are regarded a. perfumes A Tartar
lady will make herself agreeable b.
rubbing piece 81 freshly cut onion
on her hands and over zer counte-
naTsce>
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ADVICE Nrofhrrs.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
Jeethins. 1t soothes the child. softens
The gums. allays all pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Tween ty-five cents a bot
tie Used by millions Of mothers.
Jackson always has the best meats
- be had-heef, pork. veal. mutton.
pure hogs lard-fresh fish and oysters.
14-2t
Why buy a poor grade OF coal from
irresponsible cheap John" scalpers
and peddlers, when for less money. YOU
Fan get a better article from a first
rlsss dealer. by going 10 L. c. Jackson.
III South Fourth ave. 13-4t
Take the Ferguson stage from Perry
10 Pawnee. Meets all trains I4S II
Go to L. CJackson's Il2 South Fourth
avenue FOR all kinds of coal al prices
rs low as the lowest. Telephone No. 10
l1-it
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Exchange stables At orlando and StIu
water. We make specially ~ carry
ING passengers between these points
Travelling mons patronage solicited
SHIVELY. VAN WYKE 4 SHIVFr,Y
KANSAS STATE TEACHERS ASSO-
CITATION. TOPEKA. DEC. = 70 =
TOPEKA. DEC. . To -.
Round trip. one fa-e-S461 Roclz Is
land roslce. Tscile.s on sale December
= 10 y FINAL Limit December 80.
T5-r
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American Church Missionary Society's An
Secretary Newbold and Ex-Treasurer
Oakley, Who Between Them Got Away
with About Forty Thousand Dollars
How Each had a Check on the other
and Didn't Use IL but Relied on the
Others Ignorance.
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Take the Ferguson stage from Perry
10 Pawnee. Meets all trains. I4S II
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loving marvel as most men do, must
needs tell it to the people, and muir
muir of wonder arose, and the report
reached the guards at the Scaffold,
who came and told Lorenzo in the
hearing of Antonio of the strange de-
fusion that had come upon the duke.
HE must be sick to death" said 10
renzo.
81 pray not" said Count Antonio,
''for though he is stern man. yet he
is an able and just prince, and this
fancy of his is very pitiful.'
do you spare pity for him." asked
Lorenzo.
shall not I pity all who have lost
their lives?" answered Antonio with
OF Lady Lucia kneeling by the dukes
couch.
For hard on half an hour the duke
lay as he had fallen, but at last, his
physician having used all his skill to
rouse him, he opened his eyes, and he
clutohed his physicians hand and
pointed to Lusia, asking:
"Who is she?"
1T is the Lady Lucia, my lord" an
swered the physician.
And there was none else?' asked the
duke in a low tremulous whisper.
st saw no other. my lord"
But I saw her" said the duke. Il
saw her even as saw her last, when
she lay on her bed and they took the
child out of her dead arms
ut was the weakness of your NAL
ady, my lord, that made the vision be-
fore your eyes,
ALAS, was it no more?" moaned the
duke Indeed, I am very weak; there
is a blur before my eyes. 1 cannot see
who this lady is that kneels before
me- Who is she, and what ails her?"
And having said this in fretful tones
he lay back on his pillow, gasping.
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ward and seized his hand before he
could move it, kneeling and crying.
mo, no, my lord; no, no, nor And
the duke had no strength to throw her
off, but he gasped: Free me from
herr' And the master of the house
hold, terrified lest in her passion she
should do violence to his highness,
roughly tore her hands from the dukes
hand; and the duke, released, sat up
on his couch, and he said, in hard,
strange voice, that was heard of all,
even to the scaffold, and yet seemed
not the voice that they knew as his:
Let Antonio" But then he stop
ped he choked in his throat, and
catching at his shirt, tore it loose from
him. Let Antonio he cried again.
'1et Antonio-"'cAnd he sat there for
an instant, and his eyes grew dim, the
intelligence departing from them; once
again he opened his lips, but nothing
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author of a Prisoner of zenda."
1895, by Anthony Hope.
CHAPTER vIH-CoNCLUDED.

CHAPTER VIIL-CONCLUDED.
Manner of COrnt AntoniO's Return.
Then the Lady Lucia, having reached
the foot Of the steps. stood still there,
her eyes on the duke. Very fair she
was, and sad, and she seemed rather
like some beautiful unsubstantiaI vision
than living maiden; and though she
Strove to form words with her lips,
yet no words came. Therefore, it was
by her muteness that she besought
pity for her and pardon for her lover.
But the duke, leaning yet further to-
ward her. had fallen but that the ply
Stefan, kneeling, passed his arm round
his body and held him up. and he said
DIN low. hoarse tones. and like man
THAT is amazed and full Of awe and
vet moved with a gladness so great
That he cannot believe in it:
who is it? Who is it?"
And the Lady Lucia still could not
answer him. And he. craning towards
her. spake to her in entreaty.
Il ''Margharita, Mrgharitar'
Then, indeed. all marvelled. for the
name that the duke spoke was the
name by which the princess, who had
been his wife and was dead, had been
4called; and they perceived that his
: brightness, overcome by his sickness,
had lost discernment and conceived
Ahe Lady Lucia to be not herself but
) sthe spirit of his dead love. come to
; him from heaven, to which deluSlOn
her white robes and her deathlike pal
lor might well incline him. And now
the wonder and fear left his face, and
there came in place of them great
Soy and rapture. so that his sunken
ieyes cleaned. his lips Quivered, and he
ibeckoned with his hand. murmuring:
81 am ready, 1 am ready, Marghdrlta!'
And while this passed all who were too
distant 10 hear the dukes words Won
: <lered that the signal came not, but
supposed that the Lady Lucia had in
Herceded for Count ntoniO, and that his
highness was now answering her
prayer; some hoped that he would
grant it. And Antonio stood on the
sscaffold between the Lord Lorenzo and
l%he eXecutioner, and his eyes were set
son Lucia.
I Then the duke spoke again 10 the
kIady Lucia, saying
- have been lonely-very lonely
How pale your face is, my sweet. Come
efo me cannot come to you, for am
very sick" And he held out his hand
toward her again.
for she could not understand the words
which his highness used to her, and
she looked round seeking some one
who might tell her what they meant,
hut none moved from his place or
came near to her; and at last she
found voice enough to say in soft
tones: Antonio. my Lord. the Count
Antoniop'
rye, l know that you loved him"
said the duke But since then he has
done great crimes, and he must die.
Yet speak not OF him now, but come
here to me, Margharita."
Then with wavering steps she came
howard him, mounting the first Of the
steps, and she said: q" know not what
you would, my lord. nor why you call
me by the name of Margharita. 1 am
Lucia, and I come to ask Antonio's
life"
Lucia, Lucia said he. and his face
grew doubtful. Nay, but you are my
Aargharita," he said.
! mo, my lord she answered, as with
@Savering, uncertain steps she mount
I'd till she stood but one step below
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his physician, who laid him down on
his couch, where he lay motionless,
his eyes shut, and his chin resting on
his breast. And all looked at the
physician, and he answered: Nay,
he is not dead YETI
''Why tarries the signaI?" asked
Antonio of Lorenzo on the scaffold.
1T must he that the Lady Lucia
beseeches him for your life, my lore"
answered Lorenzo. Indeed, I wish
the duke would hearken to her
prayer"
He will not turn for her." said
Antonio.
But presently the report of what
had passed spread from those round
the duke to the pikemen, and they,
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where his couch was placed, and then
she fell on her knees on the highest
step and clasped her hands, crying:
Have mercy, my lord, have mercy
Think, my dear lord, how 1 love him.
For if he dies I must die also, my lord.
All, my lord, you have known love.
You loved our sweet Lady Margharita
was not her name now on your lips
SO I love Antonio; so he loves me.
All, my lord. Christ Jesus teaches
pityr' And she buried her face in her
hands and sobbed.
Then the duke, his physician, and
now the master of the household also
supporting him, stretched himself
over the edge of his couch, and, put
ting out his hand with feverish
strength, plucked the Lady Lucia S
hands away from her face and gazed
at it. And when he had gazed a mo-
ment, he gave great cry, "Ah,
God" and flung his arms UP above
his head and fell back into the arms of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-31

Then the master Of the household
came forward and said to him:
''My lord, this is the Lady Lucia and
she kneels before your highness pray
ing for the life of Count Antonio, be-
cause she loves him.
Now the name of Count Antonio
when spoken by him reused the duke
more than all the ministrations of his
physician; he reused himself once
again, crying:
ooh, Antonioi 1 had forgotten An
tonic. Does he still live?"
Your highness has not given the
signal for his DEATH"
Have I not? Then here
He had raised his hand, but with a
great cry the Lady Lucia sprang for