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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
BEALL PASSES AWAY.
slayer OIL u. McKcnnon Dies ot rneu
mouis.

slayer or II. McKcnnon Dies ~ rneu-
mouis.
Mr. +. NJ Bcall died at his residence
on North Broadway yesterday evening,
April 3, about o'clock, of pneumonia,
after an illness Of less than a week
He was taken sici, last Friday with
the grip, which developed sunday into
pneumonia, and since Monday his con-.
dition has been so critical that his
death was expected at any moment.
All that careful nursing and physi-
clans skill could do was OF no avail.
Arrangements for the funeral will he
announced tomorrow.
Mr. Beall came here two years ago
and engaged in the land law business
with his father, and was very success
ful.
His recent trial and acquittal for the
killing OF f. X. McKennon is too vel
known To need mention here, and out
side Of that unfortunate occurrence
Mr. Bcall dcported himself as a gen
| tleman, and made many friends ia
this city who will sympathize deeply
/ with his faithful wife Oklahoman n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
FIERCE BATTLE WITH BANDITS
AT GUSHING.
ONE OUTLAW KILLED, TWO CAPTURED
Members Of the Dooiin outlaw Gang RAID
thn Town of Cushing TO their Infinite
sorrow Chased Ivy Town Omcerr
who 10 Enolent Work -Captur-
ed Prisoners IN the saltwater
Iau-A Hot right

News was received yesterday at the
United states marshal's Office of bat
tie with bandits which occurred at
Cushing Wednesday night The in
telligence was brought TO the city by
Mr. william Little, who resides near
Cushing.
Charles Wilson, Charles Moore and
Jack Sims alias "Polka Dot Bill '
mem bers Of the Doolin gang, rode into
Cushing, heavily armed Tying their
horses the bandits repaired to a saloon
and filed their respective systems with
Dooze, after which they proceeded TO
place a crimson hue on the town. Sew
cral stores were raided by the outlaws,
who finally mounted their horses and
rode through the village shooting out
lights and yelling like demons.
The municipal officers gave chase to
the desperadoes, and fusilade OF
shots were exchanged During the
firing Polka Dot Bili' was shot
through the head by one Of the officers
and instantly killed. This alarmed
the other two rufians, who put uT
their guns and allowed themselves to
be captured The two prisoners were
at once taken to saltwater and lodged
in the county Jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
TO INVESTIGATE BAKER.

Meeting Called ut Newkirk to Look Into
the Kay County Mans Record.
The NevNirS Republican says: The
central committee meeting called for "A
week from tomorrow is to take up the
question nf the reports OF official cor
ruption ON the part OF Councilman
Baker. A few days ago it was report
ed that the grand jury at Guthrie had
found indictments against Baker, Pit
lcr and Orner for boodling in the leg
islature. The report was untrue, al
though the question was before the
grand jury. Republicans desire the
fullest investigation and the punish
meut of any guilty. But we consider
the bringing up of these charges now
against II. ID. Baker in the central
committee would be premature and
impolitic The charges as yet are on
ly rumors and only few short months
ago similar charges OF corruption and
corrupt methods were made by promi-
nent Republicans who were almost
read out of the party for insinuating
that such things were possible. Capt
Baker did much good work iu the
council, but we consider his course on
the county seat matter killed him po-
litically in this county and there need
bc no improper haste about the funer-
al obseuuies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
BANDITS LOOT A TRAIN.
PASSENGERS COMPELLED TO
HAND OVER THEIR COIN.
DARING ROCK ISLAND HOLD UP,
The Train Brought to standstiu Near
Dover and Boarded by Six Masked Ban
dts -Baggageman Refuses to Open
HIS Car and H. shot-Mounted
Posse ip rot Pursuit OF the
lBaudits

United States Marshal Nix received
word yesterday OF a daring hold-up
committed early yesterday morning at
Dover station, on the Rock Island rail
road, in Kingfsher county, Q miles
from Hennessey. The robbery occur
red twenty rods from the door of the
station and was performed by five
mounted men, who ordered Messenger
J. W. Jones to open the door of the
baggage and express car
He refused and the robbers fred 10
shots through the door woundiug the
baggageman, but did not succeed i'm
getting any plumber from The bag
gage car
They hurridly proceeded through
the smoker and one day coach securing
about $500 in money from the passen-
gers. In addition to the 5000 in cash
the robbers also obtained from thcu
victims in the day coach and smoker
six revolvcrs and number Of watche.
and rings. The passengers in tn,
sleeper we're not disturbed The rob
bers were last seen from the trair
going west from Dover, the leader be-
ing upon a grey horse A posse start
ed from Klngiisher the next station. in
pursuit of the bandits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

SorrH McALEsrER J. r.. April 8 -
Hon. G.. H. Stuart today made the FOL
lowing appointments for the central
division Of the 'nitcd State. court for
the Indian Territory
South eAiester-Comm missioner, s.
A. wilkinson; clerH, G. Atkinson. mar
shall T.. II. Doyle
Atoka- Commissioner, !. O.. Camp
bell. CLERK, George Edwards. marshal
T. Mcclure.
Autlers-Clerk, A. B McCann: mar
shal, l. =. Davenport
Cameron Commissioner William
Harrison; clerk, T. H. Carr. marshal,
Il. B Dubois.
Shawneetown Commissioner John
Richie
Whitfield Commissioner, T. II Fan
nan
Taliniha Commissioner r. J.. My.
matt
Terms OF court McAIcster sep
tembcr and April: Atoka, November
and March; Antlers. December and
May; Cameron. October and February
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
DUEL ON A CL AIN.
Al Cook and Doe Itsnuett Have setto
with Guns.

Parties who came in from Perry last
night. report a shooting ARRAY, which
occurred ON a claim near Morrison, in
Noble county, yesterday afternoon.
Al Cook, formerly Of Choctaw city
Doc Bennett and a woman we're con-
testants for claim The woman had
a house on the claim, and Bennett
bought her Cf While Bennett was
moving into the house Cook showed
up, and an alteration followed. Guns
were drawn aud freely used, with the
result that both Bennett and Cook
were shot Cook was wounded in the
left side and Bennett in the shoulder
Cooks injuries are dangerous, but not
fatal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

husband, was in Guthrie 81 John
acted as one demented, and after read
ing the letter 10 the two witnesses,
with the dead body Of the wife lying
before him, went out, sprang into the
buggy aud came to the city aud told
the story.
The coroner jury verdict was that
the deceased came TO her death at the
hands Of her huband and that the deed
was feloniou- Immediately after the
verdict was rendered Sheriff DcFOrd
put st. John under arrest and brought
him TO the county jail Ills prelimi-
nary examination will not be held
probably for q day or two. An Okla
homan representative saw him at the
iail a few moments, but he was evil
IDENTIFY suffering so deeply that little
was said tu him Of the terrible affair
He seemed 10 bc just coming 20 real
ization Of how awful it was, and spoke
in trembling tones OF his wife and lit
tie ones. his ruined home and terrible
position. lie still had half crazcd ap-
pearance and was evidently struggling
under a great mental strain
Gov. St John, father ot the murder
er, has been telcPraphcd for and will
arrive from New Norl, tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs -. John were in this
city on Tuesday, Mr. st John bring a
member Of the legislative codifying
committee ON Tuesday night they
returned TO Oklahoma City aud Mr.
st. John said hc would return To his
work here on Thursday morning II
is said that Mr.. st John was guilty
OF several escapades with young men,
and that hard words had passed be
tween the couple over the woman''
conduct, She was st Johns second
wife. Both were well known in Guih
rio nnd LnL --u.-uu frlnnL. Lnrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
OVER THE TERRITORY.
Haps aud Mi,haps Of Adjacent cities an,
Towns,

G. T. Hunter has sold the Enid
Eagle TO John Buckles, of krcmlin.
Commissioners OF Grant county have
extended the taN-paying time 10 Aug
! without penalty.
Farmers who will plant "a few acres
iu tomatoes will find IL a very profit
able crop We heard gentleman
remark the other day that he cleared
last year on five acres $3.50 They can
easily be sold at the factory at Guthrie
for a reasonable price -Choctaw News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

81 LouIS. April 4 sheriff lrchcr
and a deputy from ~tcclyiIl Mo.
reached 81 Louis yc>trrdayui. A. VI.
Green and the lattcr's dy. sons,
charged with the murder e. David
Hildebraud, ian Crawford cour . and
with having burned the Jail % was
decided that IL was unsafe let the
prisoners remain longer al - .alviUc.
as threats of lynching were Do ard ON
every side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
Cnn.icts rol.onca hr hran

LEANENwoErH, Kan. April The
report of the poisoning of $3.50 mate,
of the prison last week is .. con.
hmed. The cause was FROM Jc care
lcs>ue~~ nfauev cook using quantity
of beans that had been .lcd with
lyc iu some unknown uucr The
men are AN out of dam, now. but it
caused quite stir for time within
the walls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
ANOTHER PHONE LINF
Charter Granted To the Irdiahoma TcIe.
phone Company.

Secretary Lowe yesterday granted a
charter to the lndiahoma Teller .one
company, an organization formed for
the purpose OF building teller one
lines in Oklahoma and the India Ter
ritory. The company will have bcad-
quarters at El Reno, Ok, where hey
will put in their first line. Tn, oni-
GERS are; President Dudley 7. E.Jwn;
treasurer, G.. b Campbell; seer lary,
+. +. Cook; general manager, Lewis \
Hornbecll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Mrs. saunders millinery opening
yesterday was attended by hundreds
of ladies Refreshments in the shape
of coffee and waters were served from
2 20 Is and the callers were highly en-
tertained.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

luder sheriff Frank la lchart cam
in last night from Los a yeles, Cal.
with Perry Rutherford " 10 is wante,
for an all ged eubellleu ut of $500
Mr. Rhinehart was taken cry sick on
the road, but was kindly ared for boy
his prisoner who came IS lout regui-
sitlon papers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

The case of Kincaid a Chitwood VS.
Thomas Jackson, suit for alleged
wrongful seizure of stock Of goods
at Yukon, consumed the entire day in
the district court yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

AT the Royal: w. Scott, Cincinnati;
W. J Kendrick, New York; w. r Jen-
nison, Andrew Burns, sWm. Carrieo,
oklahoma City; j. =. Penny, st. Louis;
w 5. Champ, Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Nothing is SO disgusting in this
world as "A long-nosed gossiping hypo-
critic, and one church circle in Guthrie
has lots OF them. 1t is veritable
haek-capping association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
MRS. LEASE BOUNCED.

Her Successor. Geo. \, CLARK. T. Elected
Secretary OF the Hoard
Special 90 the Leader.
TOPEKA. April The new state
board OF charities mot at the asylum
this afternoon and organized, rlecling
Morton Alpaugh OF kingman presi.
dent, and George A. Clark Of Junction
City as secretary. The election of
Clark lets Mrs Lease out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
A FATAL SCANDAL.

The Mayor Of a wyoming Town shoots ant
Killed a Man
Special to the Leader,
CASPER Wyo, April 4--Senator d..
J. Hurt, mayor OF Casper shot Will %
Milne, a sheep owner, five times st
night, killing HIM instantly. llrt
claims Milne was too intimate with
his wife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

For short order or a good 20c dim
ner oysters and lunch, 60 TO the Cozv.
Communication tickets, 50 Tor sac.
w. Sullivan, Proprietor, 1897 West
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Mayor Martin, A. j. Spengel Joe
McNeal, T.. c. Guss, O. Il. Fegan and
w. NJ. Spurlock are in El Reno on bus
mess connected with the proposed Ok.
lahoma Central railway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Or Buxtou has ken resh vaccine
points ina stock i'm his lice during the
past year, and last n Int he received
fresh points direct fro the New En-
gland vaccine farm. e,u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Lost Between C,ey a Lombard
yards and Ramsay +, tan Elton
waist, triming brow silk. Finder
leave at Leader Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Found Ring of keys Call at
Leader office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Neglect of the hair ..en destroys is
vitality and natural D a' and causes il
10 fall out Before IL too late, apply
Halls Hair Renewer, IS sure remedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05
LIGHTS and SHADOWS.
Brief Chances. Pointed, az Happenings In
aud About the city.

Every body go 10 the Eagle drug
store for amy thing you may want in
mo-, chcapar than ,ny,ybere eise
--'
= j ~mock is here from Ncwkirk.
d. NJ. Langman Of Perkins is in the
city.
Gavin Mccoy is sick with catarrhal
fever
Auditor Cameron went 90 El Reno
> J,sterday.
Col Ciazjer was down from Orlando
yesterday.
i NJ Myers and son left yesterday
for Missouri.
from perrv
-
Iayor stone, Marshal Taylor are
Judge J. B. Green arrived yesterday
from Mt Carmel III.
ATTORNEY John stone came in from
Pawnee last night.
Oklahoma City are here
,., ,,
ne c,'y councli WI meet tonlgnt
,-u-.-, go, -,
III ne pa.'ot poA oI ,he Inlro "aru III
''rry was SIoIeh yesterday
nfee hundred men are now at work
%" ''rr| "aIer"orNs pant
tocol Garman.c Rismarc,,,s g
oIrth"ay anniversary IN quiet way
,.,,,,r, ,.i.,. o,d ,,ito louo 90
,,,.,,,.i s,'.,, 49,, oI.iaL.l ~it1,
,ori,,,J, ,rar,L ,.inJ o.5 ..ua
.,aro, nrcyailad in ,bis soo,ion 80
d,y
T,roi;,,ia aohuauoof A. a.a NJ.
l. n Tbvino 's'.e', are sneorinq, fronn tbo
/ ari,,
8, nop " nVr @ vou, % que cry oen.,ne,,
! 80 10y p0'
The Chautauona circle will give a
Sbartnit V'S ~ "' '''' ''0'''o W -' % Jun"
Indian Police Roebacker and Deputy
Heck Thomas came i'm from Pawnee
'''S "''
Justice Scott was up from Oklahoma
CITY Yesterday. testifving i'm case in
district court
Burning paper in the rear of a Sec
ond street shack called out the fire de-
partnent Yesterday.
saturday night by the Guthrie build
inc and Loan association.
Sheriff Hanson of Noble county was
wanted IN Perrv fog Iarcenv
President Boyd, Of Norman, was in
m. ritv vesterdav lie is arrangincr q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Mrs. win Reaves and daughter, Miss
May Blackwell, went to Oklahoma
City yesterday To see Harry St John,
now in Jail charged with wife-murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Wanted Wet nurse Address s,
this office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

The Mistletoe Bari has ordered art
to order, 500 picture, entitled ION
the Seashore" is being painted for that
popular saloon by a local artist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Daily arrivals J NJ Layman, Mrs.
Hunt, Perkins; T Cutlip, Kingfisher,
VIM Spilberger, Chandler: j w Lewis,
Mrs, Bevins, Springfield, Ills.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

The smallpox scare has totally died
out, Notwithstanding the efforts OF
certain unscrupulous physicians who
would have il otherwise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

President Boyd, Of Norman, was in
the city yesterday. lie is arranging
teachers eN ursion to go to Denver in
July.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-05

Jerry McClain, a street urchln, was
presented a suit of clothes by Secre-
tary Lowe and assistant Smithson yes
terday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06
nun rEAoE MEDITATION.
~ Hung Chang's Crsdsuuais satisfac.
tory 60 Japan,

~ Hung Chang's Crsdsutiais satisfac.
tory 60 japan.
LONDoN, Mntrh o. Dispatches from
Ptkiu TO the Tunes which will be pub.
lithed tomorrow, confirm previous dit
pat chts outlining the success OF Ii
Hung Chang ~ the Chinese capital.
They say that after tedious Telegraph
Ing through the United Sia,uu minis
ter, Mr.. Charles Denby, the text Oi Ii
Hung Changes credentials as peace e.
wy have been accepted by japan. III
Hung Chang was given audience by
tho duwaFer empress Of Japan yestef-
day it On ptgreucs Oftho ptivy council,
who huatulY supported the musiJn
upon " hiCh tho yloer0y Is engaged.
Prince kung, president Of the Chin
ESQ foreign Uticc, and uncle ni the
present emperor Of China, ailenced all
opposition by presenting papers show
ing that the failure " the Chinese to
rcpulte the japanese WIS due 10 toe
backward policy for which they them
selves were u blame, and oKouerating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06
GOLD DISuOvERIIs.
More Than ono milton Dollars
Morih Ia nighI

More Than ono Milton Dollars
Morih ia NighL
Los ASuELEs, Cal, March DIN
the discovery Ut tne mines they have
called the Desert Chief, the Desert
Queen, ChiUf Of the Hills anu Dry
Lake Valley mine, located near Indi0,
the MCHaney boys, William anu
james, think they nave located the
richest group OF gold mines ever dis
covered IN the world. tbs discoveries
anu owners II tho claims say there IL
more than Sl,OOO,OUO worth " gold IA
slght, and Uiu mining men, who have
no Interest Ina the mines Whatever (auu
the McHauey boys suy they wont srll
u foot VI what Ihsy have lJcatodl say
that the mines VIII mako mult'-mii'
liOnaites u every man interested. Tho
Tichnrtal0f the mines eau BIO Jud geu
from tho results obtained from WUrklng
n hEtful VI the orc which hHd been
mined years ago and leit on tho sur.
face. lt was put through three.
stamp mill aud yielded s053 IN gold.
Ihn gold was first Uncovered In an old
cave located Ia canyon, which had
evidently been inhabited byA trlbB OF
AgleOB. The cave WAS 6truwn with
human bones.
Work on TIE mines will he started at
once rud big mil viii bu erected In
the canyon ~ 6Ouu as the road, on
which the men are now working, VIA
allow It's transportation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06
GIVEN BY DIR. SHORES.
Symptoms Most Common in Catarrh and
Catarrhal Chronic Diseases.
To Enable Sufferers ito Understand tho Specific Nature o
Their Ailments Read them Carefully, Mark Those
That Apply to Your Case and Bring Them
Send Thorn TO Dr. c. w. Shores and Have
Your Case Diagnosed and Get Ex
port Advice Free.

Hundreds aud tuouaauds Of people suffer
from 70 subtle catarrhal Infection aud poison
lue ui some vital part OF VITA ~ 100 20 Ne
tIu nature of thpIr UnNrunn. lNr following
symptoms have been carefully arranged uJ
Oh. %. IS. shore 90 enable tuuuteu % under
stand what tits that bile them. NauN lIHrHa's
known under various specific name. are foHl
OF catarrhal origin livery pnIt uf 600 mucous
membrane atlU nose throat. 81 CO. 'N.t N'hN.
IuuFs. stomach. liver bowels. hIur.. ono
ulaudrraarn subject 90 disease, u0HirIeuuu
.turrrefa DO this. toad these HTmutUu. care.
IuIIy over. marx those that apply tD your case
aud. HluF them TO ur. ,nuruH ana have your
rH8p dlHln1fUt and Ect the ADVICE 90 lu csc
Nora lu tntao diseases without BE- runIH rIrit 90
sou. 10 sou live uWuy from the r.ty cnI iNom
UF mHI iu either instance WNeWrl uf Wah
or ONCE treatment The patient may itel Hutr
OF uuI#i relief anu "a ucruAutut rnrt 3D.. Co.
Vs. shurc. new and ptligot treatment Nas
gutoi thousands. many ~ them your iIruds
ana neighbour, aud o. rurinF othlu ever day.
Why tuOuldu Do cure your
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06
'niarri, ofth. i,iius,s.

Ncsu'ti 90 two ways. hT taking cold and by
gtcfWofliuE tIe Aliuuys Iu separating from
ih' blood tIu catarrhal U1H1uF which Hnocl
au organs quickly CurDi wish little CO.'S by
DOCTOR rhIrus' now HFflUHI.
ln your hluua and feet SWELL
IL thus most noticeable 90 uIFhtl
Arc tnuY cold and gIhmmy
u thutu pain Iu email ofHartH
D. ian urine Gaze aud r'UudI.
liots urU1HIt form when l"f. sflndIuF1
l8 lhrrc tyHifa 90 sDf uu DO ui.HtH
40 700 500 spots 1IltuF HHfura tHa OgpH1
40 tHe eyes uul. and flHrnr.
ls there "a bod Tactic lu mouth.
liaFc NHu pain 900 Cop ui htauf
?. your mar getting gray.
J. tNU th.H DIV .uI u.H.u.
D. tHu hardly and uutur.
o. there UlusHH AUtr. rtHIHf
llhH tur UHraUIrHtuu H UHI uHHfH
o. ln".r ruNura. under fnu U.raH
Arr tuUrr 1Irs IIu#a around Che UyUaF
}. INH HNIu uH.U luI ITI.
llNH GOO fhIu "a HHNN IUHE.
DO YOU bee unpleasant lUIHFI wHIIr aaospf
rave yuu rhHIY feelings Huvu $40 ualkt
lfI tun IHIHif palm HuI UHUUE
DO Ono Tors feel BOO HtalBf
Done Nnit until HuFHta disease IL doNOI.
uppi tura ltuuW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06

Catarrh extends from che throat along tho
tubes into tar care, causing partial
and complete deafness quickly cured with
little rutt hy Doctor shores new system.
f. your hearing ia|lluft
DO your ears discharge.
10 the ears ltrh aud Hurua
Arc tho ears dr. AMI H.aINf
D. the wax dIY lu tuu care.
Are you gradually rriuu. dnsff
Have guu pain urhIul tHU yHIH.
Is there "a huEtlug sound hnaruf
DO you have ringing Iu tNH varHf
Are there cracking HnuUNH IUArlf
d. yaur hearing bad cloudy luTHf
40 you have uHrArnU ulgH"IHuaI.Yf
AFtthu sounds like steam uHuHuinEf
uoyu constantly hear noises lu tue carsY
no your o4rs hurt whom sou blow tho u0aBf
l. there roaring Lac waterfall iu hg4uy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06
IzrTA san TnANcusco.

Tho IA President ot Salvador uoni-
cited o. tHHt tiiS,
SAN FRANCHCJ, Marco b.--General
Antonio Ezt,A % apparently dOmicilod
Ictmanently Ia this city. According
10 his Intimate itieuds, the ex-pres.-
don't OF San Salvador hiss given up all
thoughts Of returning 10 hts Central
American home. Custom house records
show that there arc now on the way
from Paris, consigned 10 Ezeta, the
full equipment OF a war sliced and also
tue full military costume OF general.
lie Gays the military paraphernRlia II
to be worn peacefully In San Fran
claeO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06
rrsnch anu GERMAN Armlsa

PANS, MHTch 5.-DuTlng tho dis.
Cussiuu Ot the army budget in tue
Chamtef u Deputies tuday NJ. Koch /,
rei rssgnting the committee said FfHnCe
tFi0d 10 place her army upon parity
with those " other natiouY. But since
1857 the military expenditures VI Ger.
ninuy had exceeded t1Ote Of France.
rho German military doctrine was
based ON numerical strength aud Get
many now possessed an army ready ~
fight At any moment
Ho maintained the superiority Of tue
ofiensiyo system, when he was inter.
rupled by an insulting ronAth from n
socialist member. An uproar followed
and some time elapsed before NJ. R0ch
was sulr 10 proceed. 10 demanded
that tho French army should bu ~ well
orgauiIed a. the German army, ulnin-
ing tue ocOnomizlng u n low million
francs might mean defeat In the event
Oi war. lApplause.
NJ, CRvaIguaC, m,aitler OF war, re-.
preached NJ. ROun Tor oXaggeratipg
tne gravity VI tho situation, maintain.
ing the French army only numl rroi
about 10000 lees tnAu tue GERMAN
army. The debate was then adjourned.