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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-18
WOMEN WHO SUFFER.
Listen to what DIR. Hartman Proposes to Do
for You without Charge.

Doubtless hundreds OF thousands Of
women all over the United States have
seen DR.. Hartman's offer in the papers
how he has undertaken TO treat every
woman suffering with any form Of fe-
male disease who will write 10 him, free
OF charge. He gives them valuable ad-
vice concerning many things they do
not know, and treats each one as
though she was his only patient. giving
her the same considerate attention and
explaining every symptom fully To
those who have not heard Of this ii may
be said that DR.. Hartman IS a physi-
clan and surgeon of great renown in
medical circles, especially in the treat
ment OF those diseases which women
alone have TO bear. He has arranged
TO answer all letters that are sent 20
him from women troubled with any
form OF female weakness. free OF
charge. giving the benefit Of knowledge
which has cost him forty years 20 ac-
cumulate. The medicines he prescribes
are within the reach of every woman.
and she can get them at any drug store.
All she is required to do is TO send her
name and address, together with her
symptoms. duration OF sickness and
age This offer holds good only during
the summer months. Thousands OF wo-
men are taking his treatment today and
are rapidly gaining in health
\ nredical book on female diseases
VIII be sent 10 all who want Il by the
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co,
Columbus. o.
For free book on cancer address Dr.
Hartman. Columbus. Ohio.
TIE man who loves his duty viii NOT
Light it.-R2n's Horn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-18
BLAME GEORGE 7. ANTHONY.
Old Line Insurance Companies Takirs Ad-
vantage of His kuiingS.

/ Topeka. Kan, Aug IT.-Superinten-
/ dent of Insurance George T. Anthony
has got himself into large sized row
with the fraternal societies OF the state.
His recent attack upon the insurance
feature OF fraternal societies has
brought forth storm OF indigna ton
from lodge men everywhere. and there
Is talk OF convention for the purpose
OF making the protest felt. Joseph r.
riggs or Lawrence. supreme master
workman OF the A. q. ". w. says that
ne has received great many letters
from members OF his order urging that
steps be taken for a convention. Mr.
Riggs came TO Topeka last winter and
fought the confirmation OF Anthony. Il
knew then that he would stop fraternai
insurance at the first opportunity" said
Mr. Riggs.
The complaint which come from the
fraternal societies is that the old line
life insurance companies are taking ad-
vantage OF Anthony's attack and are
preventing many young men from join
ing lodges. Agents are going over the
state. " Is said. soliciting old line In
surance. using as their principal argu.
ment SuperIntedent Anthonys report
Thus the insurance department., II In
claimed. Is being used in the intsrest OF
old line companies as against fraterna!
societies.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor A. =. RlddI.
who Is one OF the most enthusiastic
lodge men in the state. wants 10 give
Anthony chance 10 explain. "ws
think Dir. Anthony did not have any in
tention Of making an attack upon such
legitimate fraternities as the A O. L.
W. the Knights Of Pythias, the Modern
Woodmrn and others that we nigh.
name" says Governor Riddle IN the
current issue OF his paper. the Kansas
Workman. 1T Is evident 20 Us that ne
intended 20 refer only TO schemers who
were trying 10 make living out OF pre-
tended fraternites.'
Superintendent Anthony r. In the east
now. but Is expected home nsxf week
II he can make the showing suggested
by Governor Riddle. the fuss which IN
now under Roadway viii die out n ne
cannot. the lodge men will rise IN their
might and disturb h.s slurnbers .or
many moons
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DIR. AND MRS. HEARNE INDICTED.
Lodged in Jail, CHARGED With Murder
in the First Degree.

Hannibal, Mo-, Aug. Flew spectators
were present this afternoon when the
court of common pleas convened to re-
ceive report of the grand jury which
has been in continuous session for nearly
three months, investigating the celebrated
Stillwell murder case.
The text of the verdict charges DR.. and
Mrs. Hearne with the murder of A j.
Stlllwell, on the night of Dec. IS. 1883. The
indictment was murder in the first de-
gree, and the case is not therefore bail
able An effort was made to interview
DR.. Hearne who with his wife has been
arrested. but he refused to talk. The
sheriff took his prisoners to Palmyra by
private conveyance. Sheriff Pratt stated
that the Hearnes would receive the same
treatment accorded other prisoners. They
viii be lodged in sperarate cells In differ
ent floors, and they will not be permitted
TO see or talk to each other. They will
be arraigned on September is in the Han
nibal court of common pleas for the MUIR
der OF Amos Stillwell, the wealthy pork
packer. and former husband OF Mrs.
Hearne
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LATE NEWS Bf WIRE.
Items of General Inieres. From All Over
the Universe.

Washington. Aug lit Is expected that
| the president Will in a few days issue a
commission for Matt Ransom TO serve as
minister 10 Mexico during he recess OF
congress. which VIII run Until the senate
has acted upon the commission, which will
be sent in In December.
Kansas City, Aug. 17.-Ed Crawford. CT
the Crawford brothers team OF comedians
who began an engagement at the Fair
mount Park theater last Monday Is suf-
fering mental alteration caused by over
work. Crawford Is . years ola and a
member of the Little Robinson Crusoe
company.
San Bernardina.. Cal. Aug. Thames
=. Morgan. ex-mayor Of 81. Paul Seb
was committed 70 the Highlands insane
asylum today He came from his home
friends here His insanity was caused by
business reverses. together with religious
excitement
Cleveland. o.. Aug. I1-The strike az
the Lake Shore foundry. where several
hundred men have been OF; Win de-
rnand for increased wages FOR the last
month. was satisfactorily adjusted to-
day, and the plant viii resume 81 all de-
partments on Monday. The Increase IN
wages amounts 70 about 10 per cent.
Washington. Aug Il "A cable ~az 70
ceived from Lieutenant Harris a. Quay
aquil today stating that Commander Wat.
son was rapidly recovering and would
soon be really 10 assume command % the
Ranger. Nothing was said about recent
engagements between the government
and the revolutionary troops IN Ecuador.
Los Angeles. Aug. i7-Tocay the iatsnc-
tioa vas dissolved against the szis Of the
Los Angeles consolidated electric road.
and the properly was oough: by The syn
&C., Co. fspfSss'I ~ '2s .nI1ossy o. O0.a-
other BID was made CT behalf os " r.
Workman aad Chicago capitalists OF s.
0D6 co.
London. Aug fan examination az
So
the Prince Of wales nas done very much
better than ever In hi7 arst years
racing IN 80 Re won only two ANAL races
IN i is = ssd IN - h. 1cs ssls. f. isss
be wor tj.g: IN lso E5s7. 81 ss5i. z. 80. AID !
IL isS f.Ss
Denver Aug E--The Pharmaceutical !
association discussed scsestffc ssssacfs AZ /
of great scientific value bot q ;iiBe r.
ierest 70 Ire public The councli las
elected re following or,e<rs. caaIrrsan.
Chairman. Wn. c. As.s-s' EaTorre. *.
=: secretary. Geo. ksnBedE. Fctfssslis.
Denver. Coo. Aug i-.-Tne eozrs %
a k<r1nsa today psssef tie ordnance. H.
Tsdsctioa % - yer eeaf g al rates sx-
sep; ihsf for irgigztso1- The ortlaa-cs
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mayor o. sccoGn: OF a clz1s@ eossnszx
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Kansas City. Aug. l7-Local officers OF
the waterworks company say that they
are completely in the dark concerning the
dispatch received from ST. Louis this
afternoon stating that the National Water
Works company OF New York had begun
suit against Kansas City to recover "a
es.oc0 in connection with the deal be-
tween that company and this city for tho
purchas OF the local water plant.
Washington. Aug. E.-Acting Secretary
McAdoo issued an order to The various
bureaus OF the department today notify
ing them that IL had been determined 20
construct four OF the new hght-drsught
gunboats with fun said power and single
screw engines. and two with steadying
sails only and twin screw engines. It
had been determined long ago to con-
struct these boats on the two styles but
only recently was the number OF each
kind determined upon. The west vii.
be given preference In the building OF
these boats
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CoooEsHALL LEAVES THE HALL.
Fight Against T mmany Leaves the
Republican Committee Split.

Rome, n. Y, Aug. 17.-One result OF the
fight against Tammany was a split in the
Republican county committee today.
which met TO nominate a senator. Sen
ator Coggeshall. who heads the reform
faction in the matter OF the police bill.
was a candidate for reelection, but when
a resolution denying the statements that
Tammany had sent money TO the district
TO help him and had offered 500 to a dele
gate, had been defeated, he and his fol-
lowers left the hallaDdhe was nominated
In an independent convention. Fred q.
Weaver was the nominee for the regular
convention.
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UsKu THE MAYORS AUTOGRAPH
Beatrice, Heb., Develops q Rod Ho;
FORGERY Senaatinn

Beatrice. Neb., Aug. 1.-THE worst fears
or those engaged in unearthing the city
hall sensation have been realized.
Mayor Cradle today after examining the
duplicated warrants pronounced his sig
nature 10 them TO be absolute forgery.
Two hours later the discovery was made
that City Clerk Phillips had fed from the
city.
Hawkins was arrested at home He
gave a new bond after considerable
trouble. The news of Phillips flight has
increased the excitement. Investigation
started has produced evidence OF an as
founding character and new Implications
of warrants are coming to light ajmos;
-Ourly. Ninety-six warrants have been
distracted. stubs and all. All the fund
books show a like treatment, though
less extent, indicating that the water
fund was a favorite for operation.
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PAYS A QUARTER OF 1T.
John Cudahy Makes the First Payment
Discharge OF His Liabilities.

Chicago. Aug. 17-Today s37s. 900 was
distributed among the creditors OF John
Cudahy, being the first payment OF 3 per
cent made in discharge OF the liabilities
scheduled against the Speculation when
he placed his estate in liquidation two
years ago.
Forty-fve firms had claims on the fund,
the largest payment to any one being 49,,
90. Amounts ranging from $1,000 20 49,
900 were distributed among the other
firms.
When John Cudahy suspended payment
during the panic of 1891 his liabilities were
with one exception the largest OF any man
who ever failed on the board Of trade He
owed N,154.000.
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THE WEATHER

Local forecast for Wichita and yfc.nity-
Fair and slightly cooler.
During the past twenty-four hours the
niShest temperature was So degrees the
lowest 40 degrees, and the mean ~ de-
grees. with clear weather; south wind
and falling barometer
Thus far this month the average tenn,
perature has been ~ degrees
For the past seven ysars ~. ,r,-~
temperature for the month OF Angus; mas
been IS degrees, and for the 19th Gsy II De.
srees. FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington, Aug I7.-FoIlowinr is ths
forecast up I'll n m Sunday:
For Kansas and CoIora6o->ene-ary-
fair: variable winds
For Oklahoma and Indian Terr;ro-v-
Fair; variable winds
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CLOSED THE BOOKS
NO BETTING rs ALLOWED AT WASH
INGTON PARK
Those Who Try 1t on with Hand Books are
Stakes--kachaei Makes q Half Mile In
1:O2 3-4--Hydrogen and Angie Win at
Galesburs--Roy Honor and Grants Alb
dallah Win In the TrOtting Events at
Kansas City--Shower Saves Money for
the Buffalo Management.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE meeting of the
Northwestern Breeders association be-
gan today at Washington Park. No
betting of any kind was allowed, three
or four bookmakers who came out to
make "hand books" being in turn told
1t would not be tolerated. Although
there was no racing at Harlem only
$500 people were present. Four thou
sand dollars was paid out in purses.
In the Iroquois stakes Bert Oliver,
the Minnesota horse won out gamely
after hard struggle with Marcus Da-
ly's Rachael. The latter was the fast
est horse in the race but her breaks
were disastrous. In the third heat she
covered the last half mile in 1:02A.
Overworked Earlmont won the first
heat and then was distanced for run
ming.
Major Ewing won the second heat in
the 2:19 trot but was set back for
breaking. In the third heat Axtelloid
the young son of AXtell, nipped JOS
ephine at the wire.
Franklin reduced his record in the
2:25 trot. Results:
In the 2:25 class trot, purse $1,000.
Franklin won first. third and fourth
heats and race. Time 2:lS1s; 2:17A
219A. A. L. Kempland won second
heat; time 2:1SN. Little Glenn. Berry.
Drum Major, Lulu F, Bud Ewing and
Earl Baltic also started.
Iroquois stake, 2:25 pace, purse $1,000
Bert liver won second, fourth and sixth
heats and race; time 2:10; 2:1i1A; 2:17A.
Rachel won third and fifth heats. Time
2:10A; PIG. Earlmont won first heat
in 2:091z and was distanced as was also
Clara King; Belle Orr was drawn.
In the 2:19 trot, purse 81. 900 (unfinish-
ed) Josephine won first and second
heats; Axtelloid won third heat. Time
2:1SA; PIG; 2:1Sla. Major Ewing, Glen
more, Garrett c, and Genie also started
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Cycling at Manhattan Beach.

Manhattan Beach, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
first professional race meet under the
auspices of the Nationl Cycle and Athletic
club was brought off this afternoon at
the new track here. 1t was held under
the rules and sanction of the L. A. w.
That an all professional meet is not popu-
lar with the public was demonstrated by
the attendance, not more than ] 600 peo-
pie. The racing was very good and the
program attractive. A good many of
the crack cyclists from all over the coun-
try had entered for the several events and
there were comparatively few scratches.
faces of the riders at the finish, record
breaking was out of the question. The
feature of the day was the quad race
at one mile. There were two crews en-
tered. but Berlo, Cutter, Crooks and Star
buck were too much for their opponents,
winning hands down by over 80 yards in
1:56 1-5. This will establish a record quad
racing. Summaries:
One-half mile scratch, professional:
Time limit 1:l9 Final heat won by
Walter Sanger: p ]. Berlo, second; Wat
son Coleman, third. Time, ZIG.
One mile handicap-Final heat won by
Jay Eaton, 20 yards; A. w. Porter, so
yards. second; George Cutter. so yards.
third. Time. els is.
One mile scratch-Final heat won by H.
c. Tyler; A. ". Porter, second; Watson
Coleman, third. Time, $50 3-5.
Berlo won; Crooks and st. Onge, second; .
Kuhlke and Blauvelt, third. Time, 2:15 %.
One mile quad race-Berlo. Cutter,
Crooks and Starbuck, first; Murphy. Sill
vie, Eaton and Mayo. second. Time,
1:5S Is
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third and fifth heats and race. Time
2:15; 2:14; 2:21k. Two Strikes won sec
ond and fourth heats. Time PIG; 2:17A.
Adelbert also started.
In the 2:40 class, trooting: Happy
Mark won in three straight heats. Time
2:29A; 2:27H; 2:32. Martha Mitchell,
Jim Young. Shadeland and Amelia also
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-18
JUDGE SENDS THEM RACK.
Jury la the Duessrov Case Report that
They Cannot Agree

St Louis. Aug. 1.-THE jury T. the
case Of Dr.. Deustrox. the millionaire
who has hesn on trial az the Union fer
the past three weeks for the murder o..
his wife and child IN this city year
ago. reported 20 the court al - p. n
that they could not agree The judge
sent them hack ~ consult further OF
the case II ia alleged n Union that
the Judge viii keep the jury out 1rtsi
they % agree II Il takes week o.
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SHOT FOB SELLING LIQUOR
prugxist ia Virginia Meets Death ~ tn
Hand. Of an Iasn rta;<d Komaa

Old Monroe. Va Aug I.-Nrk Any
Baird. wife az q promsasnf farmer. =
in jail for having killed sam EIst0n-
druggist. for supplying her husband
with whisky. Baird had been drink
ing heavily and RS wife threatened q
Kill the druggist II he gave him any
more EQuor The snsurla:et woman
ted ous E.stoc aad ~ he txsed &C
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on to Gienwood Sprinr.

Denver, Aug. 1I.-About forty dele
gates to the convention of the Ameri-
can Librarians association left today
Tor Glenwood Springs. After enjoying
the delights Of that resort for a few
DAYS they Will return to Colorado
springs where the final session of the
convention VIII be held Wednesday
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Yer. won: Hackett Of olathe. second;
Frank Eberhardt Of Salina, third; Pixley
of Omaha, fourth. Time, 1:05 3-a
Second; mile openEHayman: Grand
ond; Hackett, Olathe. third: Hale, Den
yer. fourth. Time, 2:2S1s:
Third. mile handicap-Myers Of Fort
Scott, won; Smith, st. Joseph. second;
Bartel. Topeka, third; Travis. Seneca,
fourth. Time, 2:l7 rs.
Fourth. half mile. state championship
Woodlief of Ottawa, won; Hackett of
Olathe, second: N. Stevenson Of Topeka,
third Time, 1:A As.
Fifth, two mile state championship
Woodlief Of Ottawa, won; Hackett of
Olathe. second; Mcknight of Humboldt.
third. Time, 4:39 1-5.
Sixth, Topeka Athletic association
wheelmen championship, one mile-Stev-
enson won; Rawson, second: Hazel, third.
Time, 2:2S 40.
Seventh, two mile handicap-Bachman,
Kansas City. Mo-, second; Travis. of Sc
cena, third; Rothfuss Of Fort Scott fourth.
Time. 4:45 As.
Eighth, mile consolation race-Eber-
hardt of Salina. won; Glun of Fort Scott,
second; Mor:arity of Kansas City, third.
Time 2.2 A.
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San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE state
ment Of Mrs. Caroline Leake. that she
saw Theodore Durrant and Blanche
Lamont enter Emanuel Baptist church
April 3, few minutes before Miss La
mont is supposed TO have been MUIR
dered. has broken the ice and two more
witnesses have come forward who say
they saw Durrant and the girl in the
vicinity Of the church at the same time
about p. m.
On Monday the trial of Theodore
Durrant for the murder of Blanche La
mont will enter upon its fifth week
During the first two weeks a substan-
tial class OF Jurors was drawn from the
box and II was comparatively easy to
secure the right men who had no bias
and were satisfactory for every reason.
All OF the past week was spent in a
vain effort to find single satisfactory
talesman.
AS the case progresses the respective
counsel find 1t more difficult to be salts
fled with venirmen. Anyone who is
acceptable to one side appears objec-
tionable to the other on general prin-
ciples. The counsel find it easy to
dispose OF Objectionable venirmen
without peremptory challenge. The
defense has twelve Of its twenty perem
ptory challenges left and returns have
been made on nearly 1000 venirmen
Should no progress be made next week
the defense will probably renew its mo-
ton for change of venue. II it can be
shown that it is practically impossible
to secure jury here. the motion will
be granted as the denial at the begin
ming OF the trial was only provisional.
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Milwaukee Races.

Milwaukee, Aug. 17.-One street car
took away all the people who saw the
end Of the trotting meeting this after
noon. Summaries:
In the free-for-all, Slumber won first.
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No Racing at RuRalO-

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE number
Of spectators attracted to Driving park
today by the usual spectacle of prize
fighter on the track, with the circuit
races was so small that the only Won
der was now many would have been
present besides judges and stable boys
If there had been no side show. There
was nothing but the side show, for a
shower came OPPORTUNITY to save pay
ing out any Of the $1,000 hung up for
purses and the management were out
of pocket any way on the two weeks
racing without betting. gladly declared
the races off.
Fitzsimmons punched the bag and
spared four rounds.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

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What IS
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What is

Castoria IS Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t substitute
for Paregoric Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil
1t is Pleasant. Its thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers. Castora destroys alays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Curd
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles constipation and hatulency.
Castoria assimlates the feod, regulates
and bowels, giving healthy aad sleep. Cas-
toria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Castoria.

"castoria is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren- Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. G. c. Osooop,
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Records Rroken in Wisconsin,

Marinette. Wis, Aug. 1.-THE Wiscon-
sin L. A. W. meet closed today. Several
state records were broken. Bald rode a
flying start paced exhibition half mile in
80, and Tom Cooper rode a competition
mile in 2:eS, the fastest time of the week.
Cabanne won the AIS limit race in 2:1i,
and Mcdonald, with start of $50 yards,
took first place in the mile handicap, 4:3O.
c. l.. Johnson took first prize in the I'M
paced mile competition in ZIG. In the
five mile state championship competition.
Walter Schrdader of Milwaukee, reduced
the state record of 1899, made by thinner
man. two years ago, to n:22le. Schrader
led his nearest competitor halfa mile. w.
F. Sanger of Milwaukee, the younger
brother of the famous Walter Sanger, won
the u -m.le state championship in :33ll. A.
NJ. Chandler of Waupaca, took first prize
in the mile state Championship, and VIM.
Howle of Milwaukee, was the first in the
go class. his time being 2:2S.
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"castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children. and use Castoria
instead Of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones. by forcing
opium. morphine. soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their Threats, thereby
sending them to premature graves"
Dr. ]. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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flee. shot him In the back with a re-
volver. killing him instantly. The
tragedy has caused no end OF excite