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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-06
HITS BIG SLEEVES
EVANGELIST SMITH TAKES FASH
ION FOR HIS THEME.

BE Scores Fanatics and Says God Does NO
Care Whether There is a Half Yard o.
Ten in the Sleeves of a Woman's Dress
But 1t is the Heart and Not the Calico
pie is After-Big Crowd Expected Sun
day-Majo-ity of Churches Withdraw
Their Appointments That the Congre
cations May Attend.
From all appearance Sunday will be
big day at the state campmeeting which
is being held at Riverside park. The
meeting will close Sunday evening, and
the attendance on that day it is suppoS
ed will reach into the thousands. The
greater najoity Of all the appointments
by the other ministers has been called
in for the day and there viii be almost
100 ministers on the ground.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Lowther OF
Winfield delivered the annual sermon
on the need Of uadenominational holi-
ness associations. He believed that
the late war had switched the Method
list church in a large measure from the
true doctrine taught by the founders of
the society, and that the need Of the
churches today was that these holiness
associations should be organized for
the purpose Of giving instructions along
this line. The following is the pro-
gam for today:
800 a.m.-Prayer meeting, Rev j. P.
Graham.
$50 a. m.-Peoples' meeting, Rev. VIII
lam Clapper.
1000 a. m.-Preaching, Rev. Joseph II.
Smith.
] 80 D. m.-Children's meeting, Mrs.
Hoke.
100 p. m.-Business meeting Of Sedg-
wick County Holiness asso-
citation, in the big tent.
2:30 p. m.-Question meeting. Rev ].
H. Smith.
400 p. m.-Evangelist institute, Rev.
J. H. Smith.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples meeting.
1880 p. m.-Preac ching, Rev. G. S. Nus
baum.
The management say that they have
thoroughly squelcher the Conner Out
ers," and thar the disturbing band has
retired from the field.
The attendance yesterday was very
large and the present meeting is said TO
past seven wears. The program for
Sunday IS as follows:
600 a. m.-Prayer melting, Rev. S. Gar
risus.
$50 a. m.-General love feast, Rev. A.
W. Cummings.
10000 a m.-Preaching, Rev. Joseph H. |
Smith.
, 100 p. m.-Children's meeting, Mrs |
Hoke
2:30 p m.-Preaching, Presiding Elder |
G. Lowthe Of Winfield
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples meeting, |
Rev. G. S. Nusbaum.
1880 p. m.-Preaching, Rev. Joseph H. |
Smith.
Rev. J. T. Smith is placed in charge OF |
an overflow meeting which may be need |
ed
Rev. Joseph H. Smith delivered a
scathing rebuke to those who make SUCH
fuss upon the dress, feathers, ribbons,
etc. He says that some people think
the more slovenly they can make them
selves appear that the greater is their
zeal. He declares that God
looks at the heart more than he does at
the big sleeves of a woman or the feath-
ers or her bonnet. That Christianity
was not fanatacism.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-06
Cnrious Her,,arinm

The eldest and most curious her.
harium IN the world is in the Egyptian
museum at Cairo. 1; consists of cF-owns.
garlands. wreaths and bouquets CT
flowers, ell taken from the ancien:
tornbs OF Egypt. most of the example,
being IN excellent condition. and near.
" all Of the flowers have been identf-
he'd They cannot be lesr than $500
Fears old Chicago News
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4 Good Reaaon

I 'Ts it right to tell ies?" asked
Dallas Sunday school teacher, who had
q class of small boys.
''No, SIR" responded every one in tbs
class
why isn't it right 10 tell lies?"
Zoos you get licked fer dom it,
came from Johnnie, = boy with a SORE
back near the foot of the class.--Te1al
Sitter.
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alike
Rates made k-oun q, application.
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Dandrun Don't Grow

Where Danderine dwells. One applica-
tion, Clean Head, Clean Coat Collar
Looks better; Feels better. Get some
lAll druggists, S1o0.
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Looking backward.

Mother. dear mother. come home with ma
now
The clock in the steepie strikes three:
qhe baby Is hungry and papa's alone
With nothing TO feed Il but tea
N Y World
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21z and Las, the number of minutes
necessary to travel a mile. 1t is said
that test have proved the indicator to
be absolutely correct.
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Tie SWEET girl paus-d- t,efSre her q
1her's chair. al APPEARANCE Of indie
cisiOn amounting almost TO dread gp.os
Ter face-
How 90 you ike j; p she asked. hez-
itatiugiy.
TIE Old man pushed his Ep-c;zcIes NJ
onto bis forehead and examined Der
critically.
SO this IS yoer new bicycle CO
tune he said. 1T AS fCr thLsfha ygg
begged and besrrd until you Ezads usy
LIE = nissry. AID i pss this hat cot
ne SO. gelE Wei, ! dSa't see Inuch
% it---Caicz-o Tribe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-06
WHY WHEELS COST
MANUFACTURERS HAVE A WORD
In THEIR OWN DEFENSE

Newspapers Get Up a Column Of Figures
Which Indicate That the Average BIZ
cycle Costs But Little Over Thirty
Dollars and That the Maker is Raking
in Exorbitant Profts-The Manufac-
turers Call Attention to the Fact That
Travelling DIen and Advertisements
Must be Paid For.
Every cyciist in Wichita is watching
| with keen interest the general public
fight on bicycle manufacturers The
average cyclist buys new wheel every
year. He is allowed usually to turn in
his old wheel for $40 to $50 after years
usage. If he buys a high-grade wheel
| this means an annual expenditure of $50.
Here in Wichita as ell over the coun-
try the riders believe that wheels are
too high. Great interest is taken here
in table published Sunday by the
New York Herald showing the actual
cost Of a bicycle to the manufacturer as
the Herald figures il.
The table is as follows:
Handler bar T Dos
TWO head clips IN
Two bolts and nuts - 70
Crown <receiving fork sides) .. II
Seat post bracket - 10
Crank hanger .. 20
Brace lip 49,. $50. 49,. .... OS
Rear fork ends 49,. - 10
Adjustments 49,. %. OS
Frame braces . n5
Handle bar clamps .. OF
Re-enforcements .. IA
Seat post 7 .. %
Two head cups .... 12l
CFoWh cone $1,000. ........ ..... 03
Head adjusting cone. . O8
iA1' .. 1900 49,. ............ OS
Lamp bracket ..... M
One hundred balls Al
IslHiS '---..'.. ...-....-..... ..... so
IIres 1900 .-...... ....... $50
'-'-''''' '.-----.. ...----..... $50
=, 800 ''-' -'.'.---. ...--...... l.20
NI1pS--...... 10000. ....... $780,. 26
Nipples on spokeS -. ... Is
washers $500. ...... .... .... or
oPoAes ............... 80. go. 20
Ituos ...... -. -. -..-..... %. 80. ESQ
: uDihg 1900. ...... ....... ....... 300 |
I'll SUES '.'..... ......... IS |
Crank parts 800. Qo |
Large Sprocket ......... 40
'''-'-.'-' - ...-..... IS /
'.''''' go. ......... 200 |
-@ile'iheiihB --.-.-- 5000. ...-.... =, 90 |
LABOR IN assembling parts 90. .. 500 |
1oudI ........ .......... .... 1901
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With Emphasis

Ripans Tabules: Sold by druggists, OK
by mail II the price 600 cents a box) In
cent to The Ripans Chemical Company.
Ne. 10 spruce ST.. New York
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Advertisements under s5sve classIfica-
tons must be IN the counting room by
O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
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KNOWLEDGE

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rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
loss expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
Tho value To health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Ia excellence is due To It's presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 tho taste, tho refrcshing and truly
beneficial properties Of aperfect lax
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di,pclling colds, headaches and fcycrs
md permanently curing constipation;
IL hai given satisfaction TO millions ana
mot with tho approval Of tho medical
nrofossion. because IL acts on the Kid
news Liver and Bowels without weak
cning thom and II Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
rists In Doc and 81 bottles, but u is man
fractured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name is printed on every
package, nlso the name, Syrup Of tig'
and b6iur vol Informed, you, Will nor
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A GIGANTIC sW1NpLE
Engineered by Number OF spaniard,
Fails Of Accommodation.


Fails OF Accommodation.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 7.-George
Leas, formerly the proprietor OF n boiler
works in Kansas City. but now travel
ing for the Crescent steel works. OF
Bradford, Pa, with headquarters ut
Chicago, was one OF the intended VIC
tins OF gigantic swindlc which has
been unearthed by the authorities OF
Valencia, Spain. who are now taking
steps to punish the would be swindlers,
forty-two OF whom are under arrest In
Valencia,
Leas' last July received letter dated
Mt the Penon OF Mnlilla, prison OF
Valencia. Spain, signed by one who call
ed himself Henry LeRs, and claimed
blood relation with George Leas. II de-
scribes the writer as n rich man who
was serving prison sentence for the
wrongs OF another; told OF q young and
beautiful daughter whom he wished the
Kansas Cityan TO become guardian OF,
and promised rich reward for the SER
vice. This girl. whose mother was
dead, the writer added. was soon to be-
come heir to large fortune. Leas, suS-
pIcious OF the Spauiard's intentions
wrote for further information. 1t has
tust been received In letter issued by
Judges LlanO and Jacos. OF the district
OF San Vincente, Valencia. and address
cd to the local authorities. II asks for
the deposition OF George IIeas. and dis
closes a gigantic scheme Of half n hum
drcd Spanihrds to dcfraud several
prominent Americans In different cities
on the same proposition laid down TO
the Kansas City man.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.--chairmun
George ID. Gideon, Of the l., a. W. rae
Ing board who has all along mainl
taired q silence on the question OF
abandoning control OF cycle races, has
finally spoken. He Is in favor OF con-
tInulng the sport, and in an interview
he denies many OF the claims OF the
embracing faction.
"why should the league abandon Its
control OF rncIng?" said the chairman
IN discussing the subject. No good
reason for such action has yet been I'D
Vanced. One would be led TO believe
from what Is being said by those adVo-
eating abandonment that the league
was deYoting its every energy TO the
control OF racing.
This tx very far from the truth. now
ever, as the subject Is in the hands or
FIVE members OF the league. They are
II, W. Robinson, OF Massachusetts; u.
H. CroninEer, of CInclnnai: Fred Ger
lGch, OF Chicago: D. W. Roberts, OF St
Louis, and myself.
"The board Is self-supporting. rs the
fee charged for granting sanctions has
paid all the expenses incurred by the
members and the immense amount OF
correspondence that has been carried
on during the past year.
"As the rncInR board Is absolutely no
expense to the league, and II serves to
advertise that body by bringing It con-
Rtantly before the public, can see no
reason why this branch OF L. A. w.
work should be abandoned any more
than any other.
THE weak points OF Mr.. Potters
suggestion are that he gives no good
reason why the control of racing should
he rclegated TO some one else. and does
not even suggest who will take charge
OF this important feature OF cycling II
the wheelmen abandon Il
Possibly Mr.. Potter thinks that some
new organization would be formed,
probably among the racing men them
selves to control their own actions.
but such condition OF affairs would
not be tolerated.
"As a matter OF fact, the League OF
American wheelmen is the only organi-
cation which possesses the confidence
of the public sufficiently 10 control rae
ing In all Its qualifications, for 1t has
proved by its policy from the first that
racing Is regulated only in the interest
Of pure and good sport. and other or
GaniZatlons would be long time con-
vincing the public that they acted SINH
larry.
''As I have said before, there is no
real reason why racing control should
be abandoned. and do not think 1t
will"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-08
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (llquld or powder
ret oil the benefits Of q mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifes the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
LAToR regulates the Liver, keeps Il active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BIllousneSs, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and rid OF
that worn out and debllitated feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
Is properly at work. II troubled with any
Of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Ned.
clnes, and Better than Pills.
erEvERY PACIIAGE1sS
Ins the z Stamp In rcd on wrapper
J.H. ZcIlin ~ Co., phila., Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-08

Tho Mount Pleasant quarantine
against Martins Ferry will probably
l." rnised In few days. The auihorI-
Ties Intended TO raise It yesterday but Mt
II ncotlng decided to await develop
Inents In the next few days. The cost
NJ maintaining the quarantine there
has been 800 Travellers entering the
town have 10 pnRB three picket lines.
Dr. j. \. McGlenn went to Pltt1burgh
10 be present at his own marriage. The
newly married couple viii return to-
day
SIR. and Mrs. Walter Brncken. Of
Wichita, Kansas, arrived In Aonut
Pleasant and win make this their ~
turc homo. Mrs Brackcn wns brought
back to her old homo suffering from ma
iDria. Mr.. Brncken has gone to Wichi-
u TO close out his business there and
win open general store In Mount
Pleasant
Rev SIR. Gray. II the Western Re.
snrge. formerly Of Mount Plregpny. VIII
conduct revival services " thV II. r.
church,
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MART1N,s FERRY.
Haps and sIishaps In the Thriving City
Auross the River,


DR.. C. o, Probst visited Martins
Ferry yesterday and expressed himself
greatly pleased with the work of
Health officer DR.. J. W. Darrah. He
says the people should give DR.. Darrah
Il vote OF thanks.
Business Is better at Spence 6 Co.'S
machine shops than II has been for
months A twenty-five horse power en-
CINE is being built for Hatcher Bros
Hunter.
The Fidelity Building Association has
elected as directors: NJ. Aldredge. j.
Kerr Thomas Pugh. G. L. Spence. F.
link, David Lewis and Lewis HellinE.
Mrs. ]. w. schoAeld returned yes
terdny from a seven weeks visit with
her son at FIndlay, and Marion and
Anderson. Ind.
Logan Bros. have taken charge OF
the ferryboat ut warrenton, succeeding
Lewis Jackson, who had charge nearly
forty years.
George King, IT., is laid up with a
very sore hand, caused by poisoning
with acid at the Aetnn.standard mill.
Mrs. Frank Heinrich and children
returned last night from Allegheny,
WncEe lneS ubNe pSuL4 NASAbH6'
Council will meet on Saturday night.
The meeting announced for last night
failed to materinlize.
Howard Montgomery and Thomas
Howell win return to the Ohio State
University to-day.
John Moran. section foreman on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, has
been reinstated.
Miss Maggie Pennington went to
Moundsville yesterday to visit friends.
Harvey Bedilion went to Washing
ton, Pa, yesterday TO visit relatives.
NJ. S. McGrew has resigned his posi-
ton with the electric light plant.
Charles Williams returned last night
from New Castle, Pa.
Work has been resumed at the crys-
tai glass works.
The smallpox bills for December were
over 5000.
Emerson Campbell is convnlescIng.
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pRowE.pAY1psoN scANpA1.
Mrs. Davidson on the Witness stnnd-Ev-
Idolicc Not Very Startling.

idSi,ec Not Very Startling.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-when tho
preliminary examination of Mrs, Mary
A. Davidson. charged with extortIng
$500 from Rev. DR.. c. o. Brown. was re-
aumcd in the police court this afternoon
the court room was crowded with wo-
men, many OF them members OF the
First Conversational church. Mrs. DA-
wilson was first placed upon the stand
In her own defense. She testified that
she WIS born In Bangor. Maine. When
she wis eight years old she moved to
Buclssport, Nc. She was married there
20 Franklin Pierce. who WINS, during
the civil war, n major. When he went
10 tho front she too went and volun-
tecrcd her services, working on the
field and In the hospital,
After the war was over she returned
with her husband to Buolsport, Me-,
but not Immediately. He had resigned
from the army Just prior to the close OF
the war. He died In 1869. She subse-
quently married Thomas Y. Davidson.
She came to California on january o,
two years ago, to show corsets ut the
mid-w!nter fair, and had lived here ever
since.
She became acquainted with Matte
Overman at Rev. Mr.. Aliens mission.
About two months ago She met her at
DR.. Browns. She never was q member
OF DR.. Browns church. but ut the So
lIcItntion OF DR.. Brown and the super
intehdent OF the Sunday school, she
took Bible class, and the doctor had
praised her work In that capacity both
before and after the date on which he
paid her the $500. He had also eulo-
Eized her TO other members OF the Sun
day school and the church in her pres
ence, She narrated her intimacy with
Matte overmAn, whom she Jointly. ac-
cuse5 with DR.. Brown, and told how
she had secured their confidence.
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is IT A TarTLEi
That Common Trouble, Sour stomach,
Now Known 10 be uie Cause OF Serious

AhhL NoululVh AEVuOhet HvtN
Now Known 10 be the Cause OF Serious
Diseases.
Sour Stomach" is the common name
for acid dyspepsia, and because 1t ~ q
common everyday trouble with many
people. they have come to look upon II
as OF little consequence, rs Affecting
tho general health. Nevertheless, the
most serious diseases have their begin
ming from this very condition. II is
CAUSED in the first place from weakness
OF the stomach. which, Instead OF
promptly dlgestInR and dlsposing OF the
food, allows 1t to lie In the stomach Tor
hours fermentlnE. causing gas, sour
rising in the mouth heart burn, head
aches, oppression, dependency dull
ness etc.
The blood is thin. impure. and clrcu-
iation poor simply because II 10 repien-
ished from this mass OF fermenunB,.
half digested food. This condition Oh
the stomach cannot continue very long
without deranglng the nervous system
the kidneys. heart. liver or lunss.
Which ever is weakest will break down
nrst!'
pure blood. strong nerves and mus
cles, firm healthy flesh can only come
from wholesome food well dlgested.
''Biood purifiers" and NERVE tolcs" do
not reach the cause OF the mischief.
The stomach is the point TO be looked
after. The safest and surest way TO
cure any form OF indigestion Is to take
after each meal some harmless prepa-
ration which will OF itself digest food:
There is an excellent preparation OF
this kind composed OF vegetable es.
Rences, pure pepsin, Golden Seal ana
fruit salts, sold by druggists under
name OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and these tablets taken after meals
assist digestion wonderfully because
they will digest the food promptly, be-
fore It has time to ferment and sour.
and the weak stomach relieved and
assisted in this way soon becomes
strong and vigorous again.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are supe-
rior to any secret patent medicines pc
cause you know what you are taking
into your stomach. They are sold by
druggists everywhere at 20 cents per
package. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-08

CHICAGO, Jan. Judge Tuley to-
day awarded I'll victory to John Cudahy
in the chancery litigation brought by
Austin W. Wright TO prove q part
ncrship with Cudahy in the celebrated
pork deal OF September, 1898. Wright
sought In his bill to prove that the deals.
which involved q loss Of 100000 and
brought about his failure, were a part
nership transaction, and that Cudahy
was equally liable with him for the
losses.
Judge Tuley holds that the evidence
does not support wright's claim and he
disnisses the bill for want OF equity.
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DEMENTED IN LONDON.
The Strange Case ofNIrs. sIsbels-HationAl
on Some SubIectS.

LONDON, Jan. Mrs. cornella Sell
bells. OF Brookhaven, Miss, who was
found wandering In the streets OF this
city yesterday in demented condition
and taken to ST. Georges workhouse.
has recovered sufficiently to-day to be
able to talk nationally on most subjects
with an Associated Press reporter who
called to see her.
II was only when speaking OF her
claims 10 English and German fortunes
that she showed any evidences OF de-
mcntia. She said that her share In the
Seibels estate was S50,0OO,0 900, and that
she is also entitled to n good share In
the Temple estate In England.
Mrs. SeIbels Is about eIghty-four
years of age. Sowed in her clothing
there was found about $4,000 in bills.
The United States embassy here has
been notified OF her condition.