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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-23

The recent claim Of the United Statcs
signal services 90 have transmitted hello
graph signals over distance OF isS miles,
and OF the United States coast survey and
geodetic survey 10 have beaten thst many
years since between Mount Helna and
Mount Shasta, over 1879 miles, has stsrtcd
mountain climbers to make all sorts OF
guesses aid assertions about the distances
they ought TO see and the distances they
do see Ii would appear that one Of the
enthusiastic climbers OF Mount Hood In
Oregon, made the statement that from tho
summit he saw the peak of Mount Shasta,
ss6 miles to the southwark OF course 10
was doubted, but principally because the
cursature Of tho earth would prevent the
interyisibility Of the peaks, and SO an ap-
peal YVES made 10 a young officer Of the
United States engineering corps, who com.
puted the distance at which these peaks
would be intervisible. Mount Hood 10
given rs IL, 75s feet above the ses level
and Mount Shasta rs IL, 40. and tho dis
taDce on the latest charts ID s7sj, miles
By bis computation the total visible dis
tance" was S77 miles. which gave ''one
mile to spare" over his assumed dixtAnos
OF 276 miles, upon which The Orcgonian
and some Of the New York papers have az
snmed the intervisibility Of the peaks. and
that the mountain climber was right in
his declaration Of seeing Mount Shasta
sThat Is all very pretty, Professor David
son says, II the ocean interveped between
the two peaks, when the line Of tntervisi-
bility would be tangent 10 the surface Of
the sea at point nearer to Mount Hood,
but unfortunately the surince between
these two peaks IS the backbone Of the
Cascade range Of mountains, and the IN
iervisibility Is an abaolute physical impos
sibility. We must turn 20 Alaska II vs.
expect to obtain the longest lines Of In.
tervisibility, because the great mountain
peaks like Elias and Logan Of the 81
Elias range Immediately dominate q cury-
ing coast line. The greatest authenticate
distance at which these great master peaks
have been visible from sea was by Captain
III. j. Nichols Of the United States navy
when commanding the United States gun
boat Pinta. He vas close upon Middleton
island, of the approaches 10 Prince VII
liam sound. In sweil determined position,
when he bad view Of Mount Elias TO tbs
cast northeast and Mount wrangeil 20
the nortbwart The former wac dlstsns
ls7 statute miles and the latter 2Is miles
u may have been pnssibls that Mount
Elias was Inly part % the mass he saw.
and Mount Logan, 20 mics 90 the north
by east from Mount Elias and 10. 5f2 fees
elevation. was the summit az the visible
mass. In this case the distance was zOs
miles
IL may be mentioned that the consensus
81 opinion Of men xho have been through
Alaska and have seen Mount WraDsefi 10
that the highest fountain mass IL Inss
under az degrees latitude and between 10?
and lts degrees longitude or Iss miles
west northwest from WrnngeI This
would put the unnamed Mount &rsussll.
Mounts Elias, Fsirxesther. Cook, Criaan.
In Psrouss, etc.. o. The nouut k1iss ranss
IN one line extending through nearly 600
In:lex San Francisco Du!Iestn-
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The HioICaY Or 0UiNiNe.
How the Use of the Drug snpplanted the
Practice of Bleeding Patients.

-
Practice of Bleeding Patients.
In 1890, when the French were conduct
ing q campaign OF conquest IN Algeria.
the mortality among the troops and colo
nists there was frigEtfDl France was being
continually called upon for fresh levies or
men and youths 10 supply this terrible
loss. chiefly through fever incidental TO
the climate and the life the French IN Al
geria were leading At that time tie prse-
tice of bleeding still prevailed. Eiesd
them until they are whit" was the in
junction which Brousssis, the medical
master of the French, gave 70 his followers
when the condition VI the soldiers WE re-
ported TO him. At Bona III one year, out
OF an effective force of ), 500 Iosn. 1, 100
died of illness in the hospital
At that time the effects Of sulphste Of
quiuine were known, but few physicians
ventured 70 employ IL. Haiiict had inter
ested himself IN the new remedy, and go
ing to Bona in the medical service OF the
government he resolved 20 see II u would
not reduce the frightfui mortality, which
was 1 TO every 81 men who entered the
hospital At first be employed the qsIiniDs
merely as an adjunct 10 the bieeclrs- lie
soon found that ble-s.ing wa Ssi-ay ts@
nen, and that qUsn,ne was sarinrA Ell.
Little By Little ne LEFT OF tiooc!Ds. . The
great scandal Of tire medical profession
Exactly In proportion IS the b:sr.iEg
ceased the desths Ia the hospital deor-Asea
In two years the deaths fesi OF from n ~
OF all who entered the hospital q in 80
and finally 20 In IS.
Maiiic. quite nssursil; enCugi, g-r~ 20
be the opponent u blsediDg. bus &c S3s -
ccaselsssly yilined By rne-n5c-s q. the Lss1-
Zeal profession TIA; be bcczIss ir.b.t,--Ss1
toward bis colleagues Nearly 80 yezE
passed before Aaillct saw Tire ccr=P;e-e
triumph OF his ids.S Doctors co-1ssarss-
60 bleed t5ei. patents kr5-slly To- a.
manner 81 Ills BIT in le5S Eaii-o, -s-s
made commander q the Le2lc1 * -ic2SE
and chief IF the medical stsd O. TIE Eser.oA
army. and his influence with efaers -
bringing stscSt . virrGsi rsT'ivtsos ~ TIA
practice a rsaiicire was fGI.y recognized
-PearSca's Weekly.
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EITHER Rule Or BUN.
Every PopuIist Ha. y Pet scheme With
Which To Hold Up the Party

Kansas City, No. Feb z2--One hun
d-ed and fifty members of the National
Reform Press association met here to-
day for the purpose OF considering
questions looking to the aGy4ncsmen,
Of principles advocated by the People :
party There is very turbcizut ami
aggressive spirit manifested among se--
eral Of the delegates TIE day CD 70
O'Clock Was spent IN considering the ss-
visibility Of establishing national
news bureau tn Kansas City A. tfat
time no decision had been reached and
the mater was referred 10 committee
for reconsideration and report
As predicted IL ehese dispatches t6eFs
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items OF General Interest Prom All Over
the inverse.

Lancaster. o. Feb. "A movement has
been set on foot by citizens here 10 So
. cure means to erect a monument 20 Cen
eraI ". T. Sherman.
London. Feb. Sir Henry Brougharn
! Louch. governor Of Cape Colony. has been
recalled from that position His recall
was due TO long standing difference
OF opinion With Premier Rhodes.
Dover. Del. FEB. Zone ballot was
taken today IN the United States senator
ial fight as follows. Higgins lRepl ..
MASSEY HsepJ ?; Addickx tRepD 3; VOL
colt Dem :. Tunnel CDen.J i. Bsyard
DEM :. Martin DEM
Montreal. Feb. z-An adjourned meet
ing Of the directors OF the Canadian Pa
eihc railroad was held t.iIs afternoon
70 consider the question OF dividend
No decision was arrived at and the meet
ing Was further Adjourned.
Now Br1nswick, - J. Feb. 2 The
United States Rubber WORKS was shut
down today because Of lack Of orders
and II was sfateC that there would rot
De resumption To- srTne time. Sax
hundred men sre thrown Out % WORK
San Francisco. Feb. ITO masked
men ENTERED ths Golden Gate Eiiiz 81
OCEAN Beach about rliiuiEht- he'd ~ The
proprietor and three patrons and esczpsst
With all the money The rObherr Declined
The pr0.-ered watches of their victims. Co
claring they only wantej coi1.
Providence. 2 I. Feb I'll state pro
hitition convention today nor1instef sf.s.
foiloyTiEE ticket Governor. Smith QEina-
b. q Warren. Esutsrsnr governor. VIII
lam r. Franklin 81 NsWTCrf. 1errefsr7g
% STATE. George " fiSrts OF AIs,-nds =
attorney general. James A Williams Of
P-ovis.nce
DurauE2 Feh- - crrnruirts@ an
pointed 20 examine Re Sooss 81 joan i
Bella county treasurer. hkH ra-s0rrss =
shortage Of over sos EAita 49, -
has not sres<u a doIlar 81 rhs eos4s7..-s
: lr1s h1i sis forrnsr depGfy. I'd !
S,eszs-s Acknowledged a ss0-fat-s a. &c.
eraf thousand collars Et@sna - rovr
Gnoe- izssltctss@sst
LouiST1lie. ~. Peb. = A .sFs-risg q ~
Ilr-.eE from fstct-ruord Ks rarr SeEs
has Jast reached hare ~ ~ esecs thai
tEO u.s1 Eers fruzsl Ieag Fu-ts Gap IA
m t11bs-iart lrngnfalrF last zeeE I
f.e Sas lzrn%-s Sturgeon arS the cfnsr 4
J s2ae Keller Tns latte Tss 0Yerro-7s 7
= BE sstssinE stock OE-sy Fho-s f1steace 4
,ro1 us hume
EeE ORLEANS. F@5 zz-Tae <sss Aoas6 4
'ssIss Eer on TIE Eoufhe-u Pact. .nVzrE 4
lbs city yesterday evening" EsE sE~rssf 4
neaT Er4aklss. La lzss usEhf 81 risz-E4zx
rfo an Cfsssa EsfIsh ~ eE-=srr flsTrs.f 4
st%T CO It, Ess- kllii1E E,-s--r-aE Con z.-siT
y E1st iatztty EcaaAri1E k-zEs-a=s~ Egr-ac=s
Nozs o. ID s.ess@aErrs zsre iZgase1
CtrzsnnatL Pee. Z-rges-s-s - fss
Scu-.ix5 Rite EzE~ ts-s- carss--r~s 49,.
~ Ee-s o. hTaSfs~1s - visitor yssss~
- sun1zg rs8Eloz - fhe MOTIFS 81 -
ATsrsr ShTizs = galo SIC E-utu~s-s
mated c1ass % - c-Fsrlfsts-i ~ s..-
go oTex - PATS zsre r.s---rs - -. |
rrzac h&ccD<1 az E8ssc AsH E}ss-s.-- Z
- aresenf frosn Al p4Tts .. Ia Cz..se
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Feb. %
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity-Sat-
urady fair; slightly warmer.
For the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature has been 81 degrees.
the lowest 81 degrees. and the man A de
grees, with clear weather, light variable
wind and stationary moderately high bar
Ometer.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 20 degrees.
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month of February has
been % degrees, and for the 2end day "a
degrees. FRED l. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. Feb. 2e-Foliowing Is the
forecast up to r. n. Saturday:
For Kansas and Colorado-Fair; var
able winds becoming southeriy.
For Oklahoma-Eair;v variable winds.
o chissS GReciepts, tab
Beyond comparison in It's line-the
excellent merit OF DR.. Prices Baking
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TItss or hoinoW.
They Ccnfiuss 30 TIE . Hep~fess Pssxie -
Ersrf ona familiar yin Ihen

. -
Every One Familiar ygifh Them
The tides of Hollow are aooona!ny 70
I Consul Parker Q. KigEGcAaa. as hopeIsss
puzzle a. ever TsoGga toe customs So
taoritss- have COZ four years rsoors3s.
i5ers is absolutely DC rule - b. dedncsd
tber.frcEn tbs tides outside ,b. sus. sr,
regular enough. bur tbose inslae s!oSe tbs
Wit Ct mai = rocoEns far. and tss~ lsvsI q
the water outside l. passtise!y szid to b
oftcn seTesal f,-s sio%s Hast inside Tbes.
u tiGal sreek mar tsse consul hoa-s
over which be can rarr! b yEalk Curing ths
dag Ia srnulcr. but Be ksc walked ossr "a
every DIV hs.- $50 a. ? n. darins TIE
rsst tsFD Fzfrlfhs--ri1sc q lsss y~nr ara
te-lDniEZ G. th!.--a Loot which of s--p,s
t-i'der1 the irneE ii4s 9ssssioa iasIpllos-
bic.
Psrbsrs The test s-pisss;ion IA ,b..<
. Chinese ssFss es1anancer. vrto go
thss, owing % the e.,nfs-.Ds,ts., "a -.
sslt, = = irsp1~<s5ae fer she vs.er 20 e.
into tie useusA q he r-,.ps -. -
rorthsasst Tirsa blsEs<H sast trs rsee !. -
=. via sPSe-- % explain why
cDrns ~ ear tkse winter tie. s-y -a-,,s.
1900, - 90 insi,ie 80 spit. ussile DIR
hsSs when tbs vts.i sss@s.iy
- ilsse 50 aF~-1rs height sgv<
@lsf fSs haoSisE ot tie Wind s-1na
- Sesit@7ses. clzrr-.sa explains wiz
s1'iAs nc fgsaossss @. ftse end q Sen
! -'a--''F a IL ;n> tsssa1inx u C-ssa.r Hos-
ioa Shs eeEapi--s4T asae- " s.er .ne a.
O. WERE fear f-st i.tose tie bixs.es. az.
SinafJ- rzEEk Bot tbs o,rasssi 1. no, as.
u say ffefa whss s.rsct4on ts.s stas VS.
staaiiy bipwirg waeo the Glsas ,oek
iao7 y zpTr1-~a - tios srora al zusr
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End of the Cycle Yourn,ucn,

San Francisco, Feb. 22-The cycle show
anu tournament ended tonight with a
good attendance. Summaries:
Half mile, class A: Jones won: Ryne
second; Nissen, third. Time, liz
-, one third mile, class Il: Osen won
iaral' second; Foster, third. Time, AZ Is.
One mile handicap, class A: Howe
Won; Laguetin, second; Metcalf, third.
alameda county championship two
miles, class A: Nilsson won. naol,o,
second; Rose, third. Time 5:2I 3-5
Two mile handicap. class Il: Lacey
won; Foster, second; Terrill, third. Time.
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under control of the Womans' Relief
! corps of the G. A. r.. Emma r. Wal
lace presided. The story Of the flag was
told by Harriet L. Reed Of Massachu-
sets. She said woman's mind con-
ceived and a woman's hand modelled
the stars and stripes of the American
flag and continued:
TO educate the children of today in
loyalty and patriotism. the Flag Day
association has established as Flag Day
June IA, and ask that this day be made
a legal holiday. The $4,000 patriots that
/ have the honor to represent, endorse
most heartily this movement"
Mrs Kate BrownIee Sherwood of Can
ton. Ohio. reviewed the revolutionary
types Of women of the republic whom
she held to be the direct heritors Of
the women of the revolution. ''All
talk of new woman" she said. lis a
mere fable. There is no new woman.
Without the blessed woman the world
would be a bowling wilderness. such
as Dante saw and was afraid Of
Mary H Krout Of Chicago closed the
proceedings of the day with Women
as Patriots"
Would you have a perfect treat? Try
a pie or pudding prepared with DR..
Prices Baking Powder
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Ior,.v,,,A XIV e., n->,,x- &c.,.

Louisville. KY, Feb. es-Mayor George
3. Eastin was today appointed by Gov
ernor Brown 10 MI the vacancy on tho
appellate bench made by the refusal OF
Judge Sterling x Stone 10 acespt the
position after he was declared elected
by the contestirg board Mayor Eastfr
Der Of The 81 lc s sa na TIE rT mem.
selection meets with hearty indorsement
on al sides
New Orleans. Feb. se-Apong the cas-
usities Of the snow storm was the death
. miles below New Orleans -Four rsen
set out for days hunt No fears were
entertained when the party remained oct
all night, but when they did not return
the next day a search party went out
and after much difficulty in struggling
the snow drifts ths four uzfortuna;cs
We're found frozen 10 death N sneerns
attitude.
San Francisco, Feb. G-Adviccs from
Acapulco by the steamer CITY Of Sydney
say that the United Sattss galahoat Ren-
ntngtoa Is At Acapulco in "A crippled con-
trary. On the way from San Francisco
10 Acapulco the crown sheet OF ore Of
the boilers caved down. The Renningten
was az Mare Island navy yard nearly
four months undergoing repairs before
she sailed for the south
Chicago. Feb. 22-rhe annual banquet
OF the Union League club was held hero
tonight. about $50 members OF the club
being present The Speakers and their
topics were rs follows: srae Church
man as a Citizen Archbishop Ireland:
George Washington. the Patriot" Al
bert J. Eeverifge. Indiana. THE Two
american Leaders Provideatiaiiy Chosen
= 8 GrosScup Illinois; An Honest Dot
lar NJ. e ingalls,. Ohio. Oar Country"
1nnot j. Savage. Massachusetts,
Magnificent is the progress OF Or.
Prices Baking Powder everywhere.
No other powder can compare with Il
IN popularity strength and purity.
Real Estate Transfers
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ana
Land company
The records in the register OF deeds Of
fee show the following transfers.
: Kaiser ne cor lot blk Law
rence's tract S9x2io II Qcd - 10
T II Randall lots I II l. Is Is Is 20
blk 81 Mt Hope Qcd.
II Mahaunah n hf ne or sec 10 and
5 hf Sc or sec 3 and NJ ne or sec
all . wv wd...............,.... es7s
NJ f Manning lot blk city OF Cod
caru wG- .---..-...........--.-..- $50
John Batenhorst blk 3 town OF An
dale .--...-..'.............,. rs
Mortgages released 100
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The Wastes of Siberia

Are not more barren of comfort than
the waists of those who suffer from
dyspepsia. from liver complaint or
from kidney trouble But in Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters they can find re-
lief. So can the maiarious. the rheu-
matte, the neuralgia, the feeble and the
old. Use with persistence this remedy
with a career OF over a third OF a cenfu-
ny. a wine-glassful three times a day.
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A PAEvESU was giving a large dinner
party To show OF his new dining-room The
ceiling was gorgeously painted, the wall
paper had cost a small fortune, but the din
ner was eXecrahle. What do You think of
it all!' he asked the wit beside him. L
prefer less gliding and more carving
lit-Bits.
''How's YoER infant SOM" First rate
Just Ike student" How sos' .-Sleens
q the daytime, kicks up row at night. y
Fliegende Batter.
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BLEW THE HEAD OFF HIM.
Woman in Guthrie Stays an Alleged Ira
ducer OF Her Fair Name.

Guthrie. o. T, Feb. 22.-NIrs. NJ. C.
Taylor a dress maker, today took a shot
gun and blew the head off of William
Harrison. She had applied for a dill
vorce and the case was set for tomor-
row. She claims her husband hired
Harrison to shadow her home and get
evidence against her in the case.
Harrison, she says has logged her
footsteps for weeks and this morning
entered her house and tried TO assault
her. She ordered MIN out and on his
refusal TO go killed him. She has lived
here two years and the neighbors give
her a good reputation
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Want to See Him Hang.

Guthrie. o. T.. Feb. 222.-(SpeciaD-
Governor Renfrow received a letter to.
day from the father-in-law of Milligan
the negro murderer, who lives in Nor
man, asking diet he be hanged He
claims he is a confirmed criminal and
attempted to commit murder down there
as We'll as rape on white woman and
had to leave the country.
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In the FIGURING Rusippss

Duncan, i. T, Feb. 22-(SpeciaL)-Mr
Stewart Hare of Enterprise, Kan.
has signed a contract for A hundred
barrel roller mill TO be built at once
Mr.. Hare built the FL Reno mill and is
a practical miller. He will make the
mill first class in every respect.
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deceived the president Sivramento
Alegrete Bage, and other important
places were taken; hundreds of Brazilian
soldiers We're killed, captured and scat
tered or compelled to enter the service of
the monarchy
Mello and Serzedello remained in the cab
met till their plans were matUred for a
revolt Of the navy and then they retired,
each one publishing a manifesto against
Eloriano
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Taking a Teiepra pbic Vote.

st Louis, Feb. 22.-The Western Turf
congress is taking a Geographic vote
on the question of licensing the Old
Dominion Jocky club which operates
the Alexander island race track, acress
the Potomac river from Washington.
e G. Maffit of St Louis, who is presi-
dent OF the congress authorized the
vote to be taken, but when seen today
he was unable to predict what the re-
suit would be. The Alexander island
track will commence racing next
month
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"nenever case Of smallpox occurs In a
country town in Connecticut, all roads
leading TO the house OF the patien, are bar.
ricaded, and a high tence is erected $50 feet
away from thedwe,ling on all sides. Food
Is furnished the quarantined By facto-
iun- but no one else excep. the doctor IL
allowed 10 go near the house The pecui
lar quarantine laws have been handed
down sScIa lie colonial period
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New York, Feb. 22-Eight toy dogs,
| the property OF Mrs. T. Sem, We're
found poisoned this morning in the
boxes at the Madison Square Garden
dog show. Six of them were dead and
the other two viii die. The dogs We're
valued at 81 ,500. The dogs poisoned
are: Brandy, a Yorkshire terrier;
King of the Charles, a toy spaniel;
/ Lady Delena, a King Chales spaniel;
Bell, the winner of the first prize in the
Prince Charles spaniel open class;
! Mikado, Yoke, Kokiu and Chin Chin,
! Japanese spaniels. Most of them We're
! prize dogs. Several well known dog
fanciers subscribed a purse of 5000 for
the arrest and conviction OF the poi
soner.
Pete, bull terrier owned and ex-
hibited by Thomas McCaffery of New
Haven, Conn.,, is sick, showing every
symptom OF poisoning. The poisoning
of the bull terrier. which was in the
arena, has caused exhibitors coTlsid-
cradle uneasinesS. Many of the own
ers have asked Superintendent Nor
| timer for permission TO remove their
exhibits.
The Westminster club headed a
Mrs Sem for their loss with a sub
scription of 500, and in less than half
an hour sos was subscribed. Superin-
tendent Mortimer said that he was ut
terly unable to account for the commits
sion of such a brutal crime. He knew
OF no reason why there should be any
i'll feeling against Mr.. and Mrs. Sem,
'One thing is certain" said he, 1.-The
Westminster kennel club viii leave
no stone unturned to find out the
poisoner and l trust that We viii be
successful
Mrs. Sem sat all day in the balcony
watching her remaining exhibits and
caressing ChampiO nRomeo. She re-
fused to talk about her loss.
The American Siciety for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals have offered
a reward of $500 in additiin to that of
fered by the Westminster Kennel
club for the detection of the individual |
who destroyed Mrs Senn's dogs.
The best always wins. That explains !
the highest awards to Dr.. Prices Bak- /
ing Powder at Chicago and California |
Mid-winter fairs.
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New Orleans Races

New Orleans, Feb. 22-Track heavy
Summaries:
First Tace-Five and half furlongs
Moloch, to 2, won; Vanguard, to 9
second; Propriety, 6 to ], third Time,
1:151a.
Second-SiX furiongs: Darwin
Wedgewood7 to 5, won; Francis Pope.
to ], second: Luke Parks, Is to /.
third. Time, 1:2224
Third-Five furlongs: Tramp. 6 to
>, won; Ben Wilson, TO l, second
Old Dominion, to 5, third. Time,
LOST.
Fourth-Seven furlongs: LIE Grande,
to !, won; Tom Kelly. 4 to 1. second
blli Whlte, to ., third. Time, 1854
Fifth-F'ive furlongs: Chenoa to
l, won; Walter Talbert, to ), second /;
lied Veil, s to l. third. Time :O1a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-23

The Csrrara marble qEsrT5es are p-s>
tieAly insIhaustible The entire mass o,
Mount saero. which dominates CarrAra,
= solid marble. Abo1s LEA. 900 toes q
Dartis ara a1szslIy exported
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Running Meeting at Milwaukee.

milwaukee, Wis, Feb "a syndicate
or horsemen, including Samuel Bush. Ira
bridge and Johnson of New Orleans has
leased the State Fair park =. mis- city and
running meeting will be he'd here fba
coming season. The derby purse will
amount to $40 600
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ApvTcE TO MOI aeRs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should alya-- oe used for children
teething- IL soothes the child. coftsns
the gums. aliays all pain. cures wind
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What makes baking powder perfect
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