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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
YACHT REPORTED TO BE LOST.
Robinson Crusce Missing With Prominent
New Workers Aboard.

Jacksonville, Fla, April 3.-The re-
port has ben received from Palm Beach
that the cruising sloop Robinson Cru
soc has been wrecked in BiScayne Bay
and all hands drowned. William III.
Flager. of Standard Oil fame. was in
the party, but is supposed to have been
saved.
New York, April "a telegram was
received in this city late this even
ing from III. w. Morrill,. proprietor of
the Hotel Royal Poincina. at Lake
Worth, Fla. stating that he expected
every minute definite news from the
parties who had been sent out in
Search of the yacht Robinson Crusoe,
reported to have been lost with VII
liam Seigler and John c. Wells. OF
New York on board. Mr. Morrill, added
that he did not believe the report.
Palm Beach, Fla, April 3--The re-
port that the sloop Robinson Crusoe
was wrecked has not been confirmed.
No boats have come nor have there
been any reports from Key Largo since
Monday night, when boat answering
the description of the Robinson Crusoc
was aground on the key. a yacht
which plies between this port and Bay
BiScayne Is now at the inlet and Will
probably come into the harbor some
time tonight. Those on board the Rob
inson Crusoe were Mr. Seigler, Mr..
Wells, Captain Hiscock and one sea-
man
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one Of these excitable. wvak-nerved.
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tissues. and replaces the languor OF "a
depleted nervous system by the elias
ITCHY OF youthful health.
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men and women OF mature age, but
young persons whose slghter power
have been Overtnxed by excitement or
irnEloderate work without proper inter-
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PaiDe's celery compound has played
moss important part in the lives III
thousands OF young people In every
section or this country. Many " hose
nervous systems had been so stinau!af-
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IL mas made vigorous and strong
enough To- ably bear the burden OF COM
ing years 10 has enabled them 10
grow Gp vigorous iaen and women
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Mr. james -. Wetzel. writing from his
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ALLOW me TO speak a few words IN
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
Patterson Live Pigeon Shoot.

Patterson, y. J., April 3.-The third
annual tournament of the live pigeon
shooting under the auspices of the in
terstate manufacturers and dealers as
sociation was begun at Willard park.
There was a light wind blowing when
the sport began, but it increased con-
siderably in the afternoon and made
things rather uncomfortable for the
marksmen.
The Willard park introductory secur-
ed twenty-five entries. This event was
at birds 81 entrance, class shooting
rs yards, three moneys, 80, 80 and 20
per cent. Price of birds deducted from
the purse. Elliott. Clark. Glass, Van
dyke, Mayhem, Captain Money and Le-
roy divided first money, each of them
having killed seven straight. Fulford,
Arnold, Green, Hoffman, White. Pits
ter, Morfrey, A. :. Waite, Glover and
Henry divided second money.
The PaSSaic Falls sweepstakes at
seven birds was shot off at the same
traps, the conditions were s. entrance
birds extra, not class shooting, Is
yards rise, three moneys, So 80 and 20
per cent. Forty-three men entered for
this event and thirteen of them killed
sven straight. They shot off misses
out" and after the fourth round, when
four men had dropped out, are remain
ing nine agreed To divide the money
which amounted to $2l5. The winners
We're Messrs. Moore. Post, Sweeney.
Won Longerk. Brewer, Money, Nandyke
Dickey and Leroy.
The principal shoot of the day was
the nitro-powdsr handicap at fifteen
birds, So entrance, class shooting, four
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Latest Returns in kansas.

Ness City, Kan, April Especial >
AT the municipal election in this city
the Republicans elected both mayor
and council by average majorities of
forty over the Populists, who had q. full
ticket in the field. One hundred and
women voted and seemed to take more
interest in the election than the men
did Everything passed off quietly
Manhattan, kan..Ap "a straight
Republican ticket was elected here yes
terday by a majority Of two to one
over the Citizens ticket.
Hutchinson, Kan, April 3.-The Cit
liens ticket headed by Frank Vincent
for mayor was elected yesterday This
is to be Mayor Vincents third term.
Weliigton, Kan, April 3.-Mayor
Savage and almost the entire Citizens
ticket was elected yesterday. Savage
is Democrat and had two opponents.
Olathe, Kan, April 3.-The election in
this city yesterday was interesting, the
principal fight being on mayor. Every
Republican candidate was elected over
combined opposition. George Hodges
was the Democratic candidate for may
or. All majorities except for mayor
We're large.
Caldwell, Kan, April City cleo
ton yesterday, although holly con-
tested. passed off quietly. Republican
ana CITIZENS tickets were in the field.
The principal fight was on the water
works. Entire Citizens ticket elected.
Women's vote unusually large.
Independence. Kan, April 3-The
Republicans and Citizens tickets were
in the field here yesterday. The Citi-
Zens candidate for mayor was elected
while the Offices are equally divided be-
tween the two parties.
Ottawa, Kan, April 3.-The candi-
date for mayor on the Citizens ticket
was elected here yesterday, other Of
fees about equally divided between the
Republicans and Citizens. a large
vote was polled.
Leayenworth, Kan, April 3.-Repub-
licans were victorious in yesterdays
election, Hook being elected mayor
over Judge Hacker by $50 ma jority.
Harper, Kan. April Responsibilities
terday'S election resulted in the cleo
ton of Democratic mayor by 81 ma
jority.
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difference, be'rr,>-.d", whch are not 40
easily attributable 70 diet. For instance,
the color O. the country cat Is generally
either gray or tortoise shell, the commoner
color being gray. On the ether hand. OBJ
serves the cat expert, tho preponderstinS
color among city eats Is black.
In the next place the color OF the eyes IN
city and country cats IL found to be very
different, the latter leaning largely 20 gray
and green, while the city cats eyes are
mostly yellow and having far more glitter
IB them than have their country cousins
In the matter Of tails, too, there Is n off
ference tho city cats tail being much Ion
ger and carried more nearly on lcTei
with the back than that 81 the country
cat The country cats paws are much
fatter, broader snd softer than the town
eats, the pads of the former bsing Ike
velvet, and those Of the latter like rubber
Altogether, between the big barreied
gray, light eyed, velvet footed country cat,
slipping noiselesziy through tho young
whea; stalks, and the Scrnwny. long tailed.
yellow eyed city cat pattering down en-
aiIeyway like flying shadow, there are
such differences a. viii. tays ate observer.
result in time in the formation az two dis
tinct speciss-Fel.s rusticus and ! ellis ur
banls. New York sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
CUM NC WOLVES.
Their sasncity Leads Them TO Eefrsin
From Poisoned Food.

Their Sasscity Leads Them TO EefraIr
From Poisoned Food.
The extraordinary sazacity OF wolves
has been very powerfully instaneed in q
recent event on the upper Waldron range
A colt died, and Mr.. Warnock took ten
strychnine tablets and inserted them care
fully in various parts OF the BODY. lie did
not 90 near that vicinity for couple OK
days, ard when be did be went expecting
to see some results from the bait There
was, however, no sign OF wolf, living or
dead, in sight. He hunted around within
a radius Of a mile or two, bat found moth
ing. and finally be went over and exam
ined what remained OF the dead colt.
There was not much. The skin appeared
TO basa been neatly and completely fiayed
from the body; nearly every particle q
flesh was gone, a. were also tho rib bones
and anything EInalisr, tho fore and bind
legs had been wrenched OF from the knee
joint down and carried of some distance
wAere everything washable on them bad
been properly Inashed-
The skin was almost intact and spread
Ing 1t out hair side down. Mr. Wsrnock
casually examined IL, when be noticed,
with some surprise, small bunch CT flesh
that bad been untouched, and which was
sdbering 10 the hide. and iRcloscd in which
was the strychniBe tables. y closer exami-
nation revealed the really extraordinary
fsct that every single one 81 the ten atrych-
nine pellets that had been inserted had
been left similarly Every shred 81 flesh
had been eaten al around them and not
single one touched. so wonder Il i
difficult matter II catch wolves when Trey
are endowed with "a cunning lke THIS.
The explanation i that OF this one occs.
sion Mr.. Narnoca had picked up the psi-
Lets before inserting them into the 5slt
with his fingers iBs-ead q. - Was lie
usual custom, with a pa;r = f0rosps Eut
the fact iiiBstrase-s t-s kiDd 81 sols fhe
ranchcrs have 70 cal v .ih--Asc.sod Ga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
Frozen fire plugs are the terror Of tn

Frozen fire plugs are the terror OF the
1remen on cold days and nights. Thew
constitute a serious obstacle right ct the
time when all are anxious to get 20 work
on the burning building and in case Of
bad fire are often responsible for great
loss. The moment a IRE engine reaches
its position at a fire during zero weather
what Is known as thawing hose Is i'm
mediately attached TO. , valve connected
with the boiler and turned On the frozen
plug. II il is found TO be frozen a consid-
cradle distance down, the long brass Doz-
zle Of the hose is jammed into the hard
ground. The powerful steam jet soon &C
complisbes the desired purpose The thaw
hose, which is part Of the outfit of every
fire engine, is often used TO thaw the en-
CINE pipes rs well as frozen plugs-Phils-
delphia Record
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moneys. 80, 90 20 and 10 per cent, price
of birds deducted from the purse.
There were t1hirty-six entries for this
event and it vas brought OFF at the
main at which the big handicap will be
shot OFF tomorrow
This resulted IN a tie between z. D.
Fullard and +. 8. Van Dyke, both of
whom made clean scores, and the mon
ey was divided. Thirty-six men con-
tested and the shooting was good
throughout The hest scores We're: u.
d. Fullard, (30, Is; F. s. Van Dyke,
600, 10; J. A. r. Elliott. $50, II; II. o.
Heikes, CID, IA; f. Glass tS2). IA; ID. G.
Henry, t2s), Il; Fra PIX HYDE, cd, "a;
Captain j. T.. Brew er, tS5). II; j. ).
Sedan, t29, II: III. r. Sweeney, CD, Il;
NJ 5. White OBJ. IA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
DEMOCRATS DIDN'T GET ALL.
Some Good, Solid Republican Voting Done
in Missouri.

st. Louis, April 3.-Returns received
today from municipal elections held
yesterday indicate that a large ma
jority of cities heard from were carried
by the Democrats who elected their
entire ticket or ma jority of their can
didates thereon. OF forty-four NUM-
ciralities heard from the Democrats
were successful in twenty-five. Repub-
lcans nine, while in five other cities
there was mixed results Among the
larger cities in which Democratic tick
cts were elected are Springfield, Mexico
Independence, Nevada, Moberly. Jop-
lin. Centralia, Hardy, Salem, Monet,
Carrollton, Fayette, Jasper, Galatin,
Richland, Bowling Green, Popular
Bluffs. Sedalia. Macon, Carthage, Leb
anon and St. Joseph are the principal
Republican cities, while jefferson City
was the only prominent place in which
the result was favorable TO neither
party. Towns in which citizens tick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
CITY AND couhTRY CATS.

Nian- arsous Point q DiIsreues Il. tween
tie 30 = ziusais-
An Observer has ncssri thar there NTisi
many p5snss C d4G-re 5cc - ssee1 norHi-y
and city cz-f The Couulry Cats. le DE-
clanes, are lsrggr aid aeaVseT ia1D tsorf
Of iasclfy. - rciessacs bc.ssg made - tslis
con par4-l. 81 sl.eA CIVIC cf-s - WiaAi
come uss rs f5se head - -z.s1 Eserrfi pe-s-
baf oHly - psalm cste-ta exits ~ -
back ysrd and TIE hr1setf1t ILls sups
Tior ws.g g rl-e county OK, tf1a als-Et'-r
says. j. easily Attributable - iae eiei q
small Geld animals All i5ssis -r.iCh = e.
i0ys- H. - e-fss- - 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
FELL OF THE LIFE RAFT.
One Passenger of the Capsized Steamer
Buckeye, is Drowned.

Whatcom. Wash, April 3.-But one
death resulted from the capsiznig of
the steamer Buckeye near here last
night. The life raft, which was miss
ing last night with four men, was pick
ed up this morning by the tug Boyden.
Three men, all of whom were so thorou
ghly chilled that they were helpless,
were still clinging 10 the raft. H
KuntZman, whose wife was among
those who reached shore last night in
the life boat, became stiff with cold
during the night and fell off the raft
and was lost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
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ude If they use Hostetter's Stomach
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Varibly overcome by this gentle medi-
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for malarial and kidney trouble and
cOnSumptiOn
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04

Chicago, April min ETY. members
of the American Trotti ne Register as
Socitation were repreSen ted in the stock
holders meeting in the auditorium to-
day TIL board of directors for a year
were chosen and include +. s. Gorton,
Chicago; G. j Hamlin, Buffalo. N Y;
w. l. Hayes, Clinton, Ia, and w. N. c.
Hill. Dallas, Tex.
The directors elected the following Of
ficers: President, w. r. Allen; vice
president, Samuel Baker; treasurer, J.
S. Gorton; secretary and legistarar J.
H Steiner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04

The Lection gives Republicans COM
plete control of the city council which
will now contain fifty Republican alder
men and only eighteen Democrats.
Holmes, the Peoples party candidate,
for mayor, received 900 votes. a few
less than half as many votes as were
pOlled by the third party last fan.
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WANT A READY-MADE VERDICT.
If the Jury Doesn't Hang the Taylors the
People Will.

Cairollton. Mo, April 3.-Whan the
JuIy before which was trIei the case u
the state against William p. and
George T.. Taylor for the murder of the
Meeks family, retired last night it was
announced that they would not begin
celebrating on their verdict until this
morning. Up to 2 o'clock this after
noon they had made no report, and
nothing had come from the jury room
to indicate how they stand on the yer
dict. The fact that they have not
reached a conclusion indicates that
they are not all for conviction.
There We're ugly rumors on the
streets all day and the town was full
of men from Linn and Sullivan coun-
ties who believed the Taylors guilty
and who would not quietly accept any
other verdict
The rumor most melting to the or
ganiZation of a mob was that two Of
the jurors had been bribed-paid 81 500
TO prevent conviction by n hung jury
if they could not brig about an &C
quittal. This story was in every mouth
and found general credence.
This fact of bribery, it is said, leaked
out in this way: One OF the men now
on the jury approached one of the panel
of orty jurors before the peremptory
challenges were made and offered him
Ghe juror challenged) $3.50 TO hang the
jury in the event that they were both
selected to try the case.
The jury at a late hour tonight is
still out and there Is apparently no
prospect of their reaching a verdict II
is rumored that the jury now stands
eleven for conviction and one for ac-
quittal. There is no telling how long
the judge will keep them out; possibly
until next Sunday.
The prosecuting attorney is investi-
eating the charge that there has been
some inducement offered to members Of
the jury to prevent a conviction II
this fact can be positively established
the judge will impanel special grand
jury Immediately to investigate
Feeling is running high The Taylor
brothers are in better spirits and evil
IDENTIFY regard the delay as favorable TO
their case
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In good condition. The young girl, or wo-
man. often grows pale, wrinkied end thin,
eats little, everything weaTies her, she COM
plains of herself as aching and sore and as
sleeping poorly Often she is troubled with
backache, or tender spine, with bearing
down weight IN the abdomen, o. at periods
she may be irregular, or suffer extreme pain
from functional arrangements.
DR.. Pierce chief consulting physician TO
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Buffalo, \. Y, in his long and active expert
ence, met many cases of this kind, for which
he used a prescription which was found to
cure such difficulties permanently IN ni'aeii-
eigiif ;ecv- cent of all cases. Having proven
so successful, DR.. Pierce put has " FavoTite
Prescription +" on the market, and tits to-day
sold more largely than any other medicine
for the Ills of woman.
For all functional arrangements, displace-
ments. liberation, inflammation, and the
catarrhal drain from the lining membranes
of the special internal organs ofwouen. DT.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription reaches the
origin of the trouble, and corrects II.
of E,n,Ero,x rl4,nSl.r "a
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San Francisco Race s.

San Francisco, April 3.--The talent
took a fall out Of the bookmakers to-
day and picked six winners The fifth
race was declared off and the sixth
split in two. Summaries.
First race-SiX furlongS, selling. Le-
dette, filly, 81 {Isoml to !, won; Eva
S il, gelding, 121 Clancy - to l Sec
ond; j. o. c. 121 G-loyD Is to 1, third.
Time, LII. Wallace, Ontario, Sidney,
Lochinvar, Leonatus aud Tin also ran.
Second-One mile, selling: Mulberry
112( Sloane) / to 5, won; Del Norte 100
(Taylor) 80 to l, second; Blizzard. 116
Gloyd) 20 to j. third. Time, :43A
MokitZa, Jacob, Esperance, Resale and
Emma Mack also ran.
Third-Four and a half furlongs, two
year oldS: William Pinkerton, liz
QiilD Z to 10, won; Tennessee Maid, IL
Flynn) 3 TO 1, second; Ouida, filly, 1D3
Qsom) to /, third. Time, 0:56. Dali sy
r., Suffrage, Monitor and Linda Vista
also ran.
Fourth-One mile, handicap FLA sh-
light, 81 "a. Isom), even, won, Nebucha-
dneZzar, 81 OR. Isom) to l, second; ;
Milestone, 113 (Carr) to 1. third.
Time, 1:41. McLight, Gilhead and Mi
daS also ran.
Fffth-FIve furlongs. selling: En-
won: North, 101 Gsom) to /, second;
Ricardo, 10i SHAW, TO /, third Time,
1:01. Robinhood l, Sir Reginald and
Kitty l. also ran.
Sixth-Ffve furlongs, selling: Reali-
ztion, 105 Qsom) even, won; Quarter
staff, 10f( Lloyd 30 to /, second; Cap
tain Coster, f05 (HilD 10 TO /, third
Time, 1:01. Abb p, Gold Bug and
Broadhead also ran.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04

Omaha, Neb. April 3.-Serious trouble
IS still anticipated by the federal auth
critics in evictins settlers from the
Nebraska Indian reservations. 1t has
been decided that United States mar
rhals and not Indian police will be uti-
lized in hope of avoiding trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04

Danielson. Ind. April 3.-HenTy Ham
mond. the abolitionist. died here this
morning. lie was born in 1914. He
was instrumental in forming the FIRST
anti-slavery society in the state, and
in 1S47 was associated with Hon. SAL
mon Z. Smith of New York, and others
in forming the memorable Buffalo plat
form
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Washington Races.

Washington, April 3.-In the last race
Ascot. the winner, was cut down by
Wheeler just after passing under the
wire. 1t was thIsght at first that ne
had broken his leg, but upon eXamina-
ton it was found that the tendons had
been severed. Summaries:
First race-Four furlongs: Bandal,
) to 1, won; +. Ball. 5 to ], second; Ca
diZ, 5 to =, third. Time, O:52s4
Second-Five furlongs: Factotum, S
to 3, won; Midstar, 10 to ], second /;
Hori, to 1, third. Time, ;333.
Third-Seven furlongs: Marshall, .
to 5, won; Copyright, s to ;, second /;
Uranus. to 1, third. Time. :35.
Fourth-Four furIongs: Florence, Z
to 1, won; Wistfu1, ) to ., second; Gin
me, 6 to /, third. Time. 0:54ls.
F'ifth-SiX and a half furlongs: Sill
ent Friend, 9 to 10, won; The Scalper,
10 to ], second; Kandor, i to !, third
Time, 1:29.
SiXth-F'ive furlongs: Ascot, to /,
won; Benefactor. is to ., second;
Wheeler, 8 to /, third. Time, 1:041%.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04

Dent forget ~ laugh. Laugh when
you are happy, hugh when you are smus
Cd, laugh at yourself for icing bored.
There Is always something e. laugh a..
and even when one 81 reduced 10 Ia ushina
At onsSsH that Is very IA ;ch tstter thar %
bs 'glum.
This Il what laughter does for woman.
II leaps her heart young j; makes Der
lac people far The sass q tho plessurs
tSey give her. end they ia turp, ll<s bss.
IL IIlakcs her Steps b80yaBt II keeps be-
eyes bright u keeps her face fgou win
kliu~ T. = beautiGsr second 20 no 9th
er one. II does FOR tas rnDscies Of iiss faos
what exercise does for these % ths bciy-
keeps them supple and prevents them fran
falling Into tl4ass sfla aaa settled hnss
which mean Cd sge.
Ihsgs - 70 situation IN life. szosps.
co1rse, tie ineTftsbis tragic r8osnsats
that fnny fes ~ bs1tsref ~ leuZbtcr I.
= hard 80 bur3segus enc = gFsefs and ~
u0yancss. hut r. can - coDs. and Is 70
worth doing. To tssvss-y OBS sTssosions
and - make n TlsoeksTy Il ore . snRey-
s1oos IBsy net s@sEp 20 oe tie highest form
q pAli0sorhy. bzlt 81 i ros 90 As- q one ~
70 i-s: over trials s3t grow pssxi-Dss:s
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