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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-30
A NO-T0-BAC MIRACLE
PHYSICAL Perfection Prevented
by the Use of Tobacco.
An O1d-Timer Cured After Using
Tobacco Twenty-Three Years
He Gains Twenty Pounds
in Thirty Days.

Lake Geneva, Wis, April 29.-(Spec1al.)-
The ladies' of our beautiful little town are
making il interesting for tobacco-ustng
husbands, since the injurious erect OF TO-
bacco and the ease with which II can De
cured by No-To-Bac have been plainly
demonstrated by the cure of Mr.. +. C.
Waite In a written statement he says:
three years, and my case was one OF the
worst IN this part of the country. Even
after went 10 bed at night, woke up TO
chew or smoke. Il was killing me and
my wife was also ailing from the injurious
effects. Two boxes of No-To-Bac cured
me, and have no more desire for tobacco
than I have TO jump out of the window.
/ have gained twenty pounds in thirty
days, my wife is well, and we are indeed
both happy % say that No-To-Bac is truly
worth IT'S weight in gold
Mr.. WaIe'S cure IS looked upon as
miracle. II is the talk of the town and
county, and over a thousand tobacco-users
Will use NC-To-Bac. The popularity
about No-To-Bac IS that the makers
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solutely guarantee three boxes TO cure or
ling, compared with the expensive use OF
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of their nicotiniZed nerves. No-To-Bao
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-30
1T Is JUST A REQUEST
Kansas City A. p. A. Not Ordered to Fight
Mckinley Yet.

Kansas City, No, April 2e-It was
Uthoritatively stated yesterday that
he A z. A. organization in and about
Kansas City had received letters re-
{ Nesting that the order work and or
E anize in the interest of W. S. Linton,
e. q candidate for president of the Unit
"a States. That such 8 letter was re-
aived there can be but little doubt,
for although the members of the A. p
A. do not admit directly that such is the
case, they take little pains TO deny IL.
They insist, however, that If suCn q
document is in existence it is not in the
nature of an order but decidedly IN
the form of a request. This all means
that the local Mckinley organizations,
as far as the A. =. A members are con-
Cerned, viii not in the least be effected
Ivy the letter They insist that there Is
not a line in any of the literature of the
II. P. a. TO prevent a member from vo:-
ing for any man OF his choice unless
that candidate be OF certain religious
faith.
NO advisory board can give an cor
der said Joseph Reid, a member Of the
A. P. A, formerly Of the street depart
rlenr, that the members Of the order
shall vote for a certain person. The
board can simply request, There is
nothing 10 prevent me from voting for
Mckinley If 1 so desire. 1 think Nc
Hinley is as good an American as there
is in the country. There have been
some charges made against him, but
these have never, according 70 my way
of thinking, been sUbstantiated. Per
sonally ] would Ike 10 see the tickle.
Reed and Linton. but If Mckinley IS
nominated l should have no hesitancy
In supporting him and voting the same
way. No one could have me on the
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PRIEST SAID TO HAVE WED
Mysterious Behavior of a Catholic EocIe-
sastical Gentleman

Baltimore, Nd, April 29The Pitts
burg (PaA,) Daily News of Saturday
states that Rev. George Francis Dillon,
a priest of the Roman Catholic church.
has been married to Miss Rose Cecilia
Donovan. of Braddock. Pa The paper
states that Mr.. Dillon was formerly
rector of the Catholic church at Brad
dock and that Miss Donovan was a com
municant OF his church.
She was a telegraph operator and the
chief supporter Of her family. Last
November she went away from home
for few days and at the same time
Mr.. Dillon also went away. 4 report
that they had left together gained cred
ence among the people of Braddock.
and the report reached the authorities
OF the church.
The PittsbuTg papers states that for
that IeSaon Mr.. Dillon was transferred
to Pittsburg; that early in April Miss
Donovan went to that city in search Of
him, and went with a lawyer 10 the
residence Of the yicar-general Of the
diocese 10 inquire about him She learn
ed that ne was confined in St Francis
hospital. where he was said 10 be in
sane With the assistance Of her law
Yer she managed 10 secure his release
and they went % the Central hotel and
registered as r. Dillon and wife. Phila-
deIphla- They afterwards left and
their whereabouts are not known.
Rev. J. <. Nicholson. pastor OF Har-
lem Park Methodist Episcopal church
Baltimore, said last night that he has
a distinct recollection Of having married
George F. Dillon and Miss Rose Cece;la.
Donovan. Ire was Al that time pastor
% the Methodist church at Cumberlan,
Nd. They came 70 my house late on
the evening Of November Is he said.
and asked me 10 perform the marriage
ceremony for them. ! asked i they had
procured a license. and NJ. Dillon re-
Piled that he had not. ! Informed him
that a license would be necessary. and
al his request I Wen; with him u the
residence Of the clerk OF the distric.
court
The court clerk was not az home and
Ne learned that he was al the Windsor
hotel When We reached the hotel Afr.
Dillon said he DID not care 70 90 inside
10 see the clerk l volunteered 70 look
Up The clerk and found him in the no
tel We returned - my house and the
clerk soon afJerwari followed Us with
the license. I then performed the cere-
mony al my house IN The presence Of
my VIE ard the court clerk
4 had no idea that Sir. Dillon was a
priest. be was smooth shaver and had
more the appearance o being a mem
Der or some theatrical company. There
was nothing about his dress 20 indicate
MS calling. After they had gone nv
VIE remarked - me that she believed
Miss Donovan 70 be = Catholic.
Ordinarily, I paid very little atten-
ton 70 the appearance Of coual.s Nh,
came 10 me II be married IN Curnf,s-.
land, for that city : : ss-t Of Grants
Green. hat Mr.. Dillon's appearance dti
strike ne fcrcibly and Z would ra,,oy-
ME him tomorrow Z should Sc hirn.
He was tai. ane-lco3ing mzn. ana
his bearing while in my company iu.-
pressed me"
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JOHN SHERMAN on CANDIDATES
Tells What He Thinks of Ben Harrison as
Very Dark Horse.

New York, April Ex-senator John
Sherman did not like the way mis- sta te-
mentS regarding General Ben aunin
Harrison looked in cold type. and he
made haste today 70 say that he had no
intention OF comparing thieves with
presidential candidates in saying that
there should be honor among borh. The
senator's remarks. however. have Great
ed sensa ton. Senator Sherman said
some things today about General Har-
r.SoI. Governor Morton. and other can
didates which ne did not say IasI night.
1 dld say. ne began, that II the sx-
president vas an honorable man he
would not be a candidate az 81. Louis.
| DO not think he desires 70 be a caadi-
date There IS q possibility. but not a
prooa ollIty. thai the anti-NcKinley
combination may finally settle upon MIN
a compromise candidate I do not
consider The ex-Dresident a strong man
20 nominate. He has excellent iu5c-
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MARRIAGE Is HIS GAME
Old Soldier From Scotland Who 10 Impos-
ing on Susceptible Women.

Jersey City, y. J., April 29-The Do
lice of this city have in custody a young
man who appears 70 have had little diff
ficulty in finding young women with
money 70 wed him He IS a dashine,
Observation-Disclosures Scotchman. named T.
J. Frazer. and with sundry others.
He married last December Miss An
ME Everett. p years old, the daught Ter
OF well-to-dO parents, who live al No.
S45 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. He saws
he advertised for a wife. and Miss Ever
EFT answered the advertisement She.
however. says he was introduced 70 her
at a social gathering IN Brooklyn as
Edward J. Sanders. AT any rate. az
ter brief acquaintance OF only four
weeks they were married
The brides father gave her $3.50 with
which 10 visit her husbands relatives
n Scotland, who. Frazer had declared.
were members Of the nobility
After he got her money. Frazer de-
serted his bride IN Liverpool and re-
turned 70 his country She followed.
and succeeded yesterday n efectins
his arrest
When taken before Chi-f Murphy he
assumed an Indifferent manner and told
the chief he would find out al about
Vas hard Up last December. and hit
upon ne plan u advertising for q wife.
Among thOse who answered was Mss
Everett he said he vas also making
satisfactory progress wiki a Ho5oz-n
spn-ster, and would have married E@- 10
a few days z he had 10 ben caug1t.
After be was locked ID Chief Murphy
sent % the Bright street houSe. xaz-e
he was arrested and obtained MS -
fects. IN a trunk was fouud q mar
rage license for E1zz-1 : Frazer and
Helen Nanlee % Belfast. Ireland. There
were also letters IN r1e trunk address
81 % Fraser. and signed. Your devoted
wife. Ellen Ih@ Or Ehf-h had
been received recently spoke % a pros
pect.ve re11ion n th-s county AID II
pressed ne hope tazt he would zOo1 -
abe 20 send for he-- There were l=;tErs
also fruEn a dozen @ more W0Euen IL
baltimore. Boston. Pb:lade}phla and on
- c!res. whics led the p3ilos % believe
that he had ADVERTISED for q we =
then In The trunk Ee-- ziso is
charge papers which show that FTaks-
had served - IN Royal Ir1sa Rines. q
Tie British army.
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HAVE ADDED FLIERS
STATE FAIR WILL HAVE RUNNING
RACE EACH DAY OF THE FAIR.

This Addition was Made at the Unanimous
Request of the Hsrsemen Throughout
the Country and the Kansas State Fair
VIII be One of the Few Having
This Interesting and Exciting Event
Added to Its Attraction-The Decision
VIII Bring Many Horses Here for Train
ins-Much Enthusiasm is Added.
The Kansas State Fair this year have
added 10 the usual race program Sc
ries of running races for each day.
This was done after careful oanvess
and consideration. THE association
found that many horsemen and good
men too, demanded a show for RUM
ing horses So the browning event or
each day will be running race for
good purse The amounts and distances
will be made known hereafter by cir
cular announcement. The following IS
the race program:
First day-2a8 trot, $500; 2:17 pace,
$500; Poi trot, $500. Second day
year-oId pace. $500; 2:5o trot, $500; 2;27
pace. $500. Third day-2:2S trot, $500;
2-year-old trot, $500; free-for-au pace.
$500; free-for-all trot, $500. Fourth
day-3:OO pace, $500; 2:37 trot, $500; 2:2O
pace, $500. Fifth day-2:15 trot, $500;
2:1s pace, $500; 2:32 trot, $500.
Entries colse Saturday, Sept. u.
With good weather there is now an
assured successful fair for this, the
third grand effort for Wichita with the
Kansas State fair.
The matter for the premium list is
POW in preparation which will be is
sued soon. Stalls and pens are being
engaged which of itself shows the inter
est that is being taken A special effort
Is being made and with success to Sc
cure the most competent judges for the
various departments. Mrs. Mellinger,
saperintendent Of division 1, fine art
& nd ladies ornamental and fancy work,
is at work and meeting with success
wherever she goes.
1t IS hoped that everybody will con-
6 der temselves a committee of one 10
| dix for and assist in any way they can
/ e officers In making this, the third
ylaT, the best of all Kansas State fairs,
. he railroads will make one-fare
rate Tor Kansas and Oklahoma for one
" eek, which will surely bring a big
c!owd to our city. The travelling men
D 1ng In the word that there is not
n srchant in the great southwest who
Is not now looking ahead TO the fair
" se& when they VII lay aside their
v lrk and business cares and take in
t. city as only such men can. Which
n cans a crowd A crowd means 4
successful fair and a busy week for all
Wichita merchants, therefore it is to
tie interest of each and every one to
lend a helping hand and a good word
on every occasion for the association.
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MORE TROUBLE FOB moRRILL
Bad Condition of Affairs In Kansas City
Police Affairs.

ROllCe AnaIB.
Topeka, Kan. April 29.-Mayor Twiss,
accompanied by Police Commissioner
Clskey, Mcconnell and GresS, came
over from Kansas City, Kan, today to
pour into Governor WorrilPs ear a tale
OF woe Gbout the operations or rather
Ia Sk OF operation Of the prohibitory
law In Kansas City. The police COM
n Issioners said that the city council
had raised the liquor fine from $50 to
500 In order to put the police commits
sioners into the hole All agreed that
tie situation was bad, but nobody suS-
gested any remedy and no request was
made Of the governor ''They just talk
ed II over among themselves" said the
governor tonight, land listened Don't
exactly understand what they wanted
of me, or whether they wanted any,
thing I have no more power in the
premises than you, except that might
remove the commissioners, and no one
/ as asked me to do that"
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HUBBARD TO SEE M'KINLEY
A. P. A. Leader Will Visit Canton and Talk
to the Candidate.

Topeka, Kan, April ga. D. Hub
bard, state president Of the Kansas A.
p. A, has gone TO Washington TO at
tend meeting of the advisory board of
tie national organization. To a re-
porter, ne said, before starting: 81
intend to call on Marc Hanna and Me-
Kinley on my way, and am going to
do all I can to fix up this trouble be-
tween the Ohio candidate for the presi-
dency and our organization. The mat
ter win be taken up at the meeting OF
the advisory board on May 9, and 1
hope that we shall be able to make a
favorable report to the national coun-
ell L still think that Mckinley can
be defeated, but hope that the trouble
may be fixed up, and L will labor ASST
diouSly TO secure that end"
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road meeting. and did not want to talk
politics. The conventions are too far
of yet" ne added. when pressed with
questions. The attitude of the Repub-
lican party for sound money, and pro-
tective tariff is we'll known, and we
know they will be incorporated in the
national platform. The tendency of
the Democratic party on the financial
question is also known, and it is pretty
certain what it will do
viii the Republican platform de-
clare for restora ton of the high tariff
of the Mckinley bill?" was asked.
''Oh, don't know just what express
ion will be used" the senator replied.
That term high tariff is not a good
one to use anyway. The Republican
platform Will, L think. declare for a
tariff that will protect home industries
and provide sufficient revenue for the
government. neither of which the Dem
ocratic tariff does. But" he added,
platforms don't amount TO anything
anyway"
Senator Sherman was asked II ne had
read Governor Altgeld's recent rema rks
concerning Secretary Carlisle's change
Of front on the rooney question. He re-
piled that he had and when asked If
Governor Altgeld's arraignment Of Car
Isle was correct he replied: "Oh, yes;
his two attitudes on the financial ques-
ton represent the two attitudes OF his
party. But Secretary Carlisle is a Dem
ocrat and 1 do not wish TO cay anything
against him His affairs do not concern
me. and 1 prefer not 10 discuss them. -
The senator said that congress would
certainly adjourn before the 1st Of
June, and that there would not be much
more legislation of Importance at this
session
To CgRE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the mony II IL fails TO
cure 25c.
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carpet for that, for each member of the
order Is allowed TO vote for whomever
he pleases without the slightest fear Of
an investigation.
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To GROW aair on Bald Heads.

In ninety days, use DANDBRINE. If
you cannot get your hair back, you can
get your money back. All druggists,
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1t Kills the Rurx

And stops itching of the scalp in one
minute. Makes your head feel good.
Parasites dead, Hair grows. DAN
DERINE DOES IT. All druggists. 800.
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ge aaichita Daily Eagle ThursIau 7lornms, April go 1885,
IL SAVED MKINLEY
He NEARLY MADE 4 MISTAKE
WHEN a BOY SOLDIER.

In the Name of General Sheridan He Or
Creek, Which Iuval Did, and After
Fighting Calamity Routed the Enemy
-Afterward Sheridan Told Mckinley 1t
WAS Al Right Because 1t was Right,
But If it had Been Wrong it Would
Have Been Damned Wrong.
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There Is Nothing

R;pans Tabules: Sold by druggists, q
by mail IL the price $50 cents a box) In
sent to The Ripans Chemical Company.
Nc. 10 Spruce st.. New York.
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To CyRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

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WANTED a woman cook.
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Piazza, No 2s3 North Lawrence Ave.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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FOR sALE-RsAL ESTATE
Houses and LOIS

FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-TIAT BEAU
tiful modern residence of s rooms. in per-
feet repair throughout. freshly decorated,
every modern convenience. lawn ana
center. in choicest block on Santee ST..
lot 5Ox150 feet to alley. east front. Owner
east and orders immediate sale: Will take
some trade; balance installments; well
worth S6500. See us and make offer.
HINTON & WHITAKER, 1913 w. Second
1T 2-tf