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leans Northeastern railroad. We also
have a line from Washington to Mem
phis, Tennessee, by way OF the Norfoik
and Western, the Southern and the Mem
phis and Charleston.
RYAN AND THE SEABOARD.
New York. Nov. 21-A statement re-
garding the collapse of the -negotia-
tions for the transfer of the control OF
the Seaboard Air line to Thomas f.
Ryan of this city was today issued by
the pooling committee of the stockhold-
ers of the property. 1t says an agree
ment was reached with Messrs. Ryan
and Harvey for the sale of the property
subject to the approval of the three
quarters Of the shares represented by
the pool.
With very few exceptions every stock
holder signing the pool voted and, IN
stead of three-fourths voting in favor
of the sale to Mr.. Ryan, less than one
half were recorded in theafirmative. Mr..
Ryan was at once notified OF the result
OF the ballot and that the stockholders
declined TO sell at the price named. He
said $50, 900, the amount deposited, was
returned to him.
1.-The proposition of Mr.. Ryan was us5
mitted to every stakeholder fairly" says
the statement, "and the COMMITTEES did
not seek to influence or control their
votes. Whether Mr.. Ryan represented
the Southern Railway company in the
proposed purchase is matter with
which the company nod no concern, and
they are not responsible for what seems
to be the opinion that the real object
OF the proposed purchase was TO remove
competition and thereby imperil the vast
business interests of the SOUTH
SEABOARD AND SOUTHERN.
Washington, Nov. 2l.-An Evening
Star special from Richmond, Va, says:
The injunction proceedings which were
entered several months ago in the Unit
ed States circuit court for the Eastern
district of Virginia before Judge Hughes
to restrain the Southern Railway COM
pany and other members of the Southern
States Freight association and the Sea-
board, company cutting rates have been
abandonde by the Mercantile Trust and
Deposit ard the Baltimore Trust Guar
antee companies of Baltimore, who
made the complaints in the case. SINH
lar action, it is said, is about to be taken
with reference to a similar suit against
the same parties by some Georgia mer-
chants in the United States circuit court
for the Northern district of that state,
the papers in which cases We're transfer
red by argument to the United States
court at New Orleans. and il is thought
by some of those best informed on the
subject that within the next few days
the rate war between the Seaboard and
Southern will break out with renewed
yigOr
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| Rochester, n. Y, Nov. 2l.-At the fore
noon session Of the assembly. Knights o.
| Labor, the committee on Appeals and
grievances decided the question of juris-
| diction between local assemblies 49 and
220 in favor of the latter.
The executive board have suspended
| for fifteen days the two officers of the
Washington Times Secretary and vice
presidenD for making statements against
General Secretary Treasurer Hayes and
| General Master Workman Sovereign and
at the end of the fifteen days, If the state
| ments are not retracted, the officers will
be expelled from the order.
Local assembly 1904 of Washington
| was suspended some time ago by General
Secretary-TreaSurer Hayes and today
| the committee on appeals and grievances
sustained Secretary Hayes action.
At the afternoon session Past General
Worthy Forman Bishop installed the
new execptive officers. Resolutions of
thanks 70 District Assembly Sc OF Roch>
ester the Associated Press and the
! Rochester press We're adopted for their
generous treatment.
a telegram OF greeting was received
Il
Dor Council, in session at Great Falls,
Mont.
General Master Workman Sovereign
| in a speech just preceding adjournment,
said that in the next three months he
would have in the field an official staff
of organizers throughout the country
that would make the organization mem
bership the largest in the history of any
labor organization in the world The
70 on hon l1 1a6 sin
NEBRASKA IRRIGATIONISTS.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 21.-The Nebraska
state irrigation convention closed today
The morning was consumed with in
| teresting discussions. Matt Daugherty
briefly showed the comparative cost of
perpetual water rights under the district
law and from private corporations, 10 be
So. 80 and sol per acre, respectively. OAR
ton of the United States geological sur
vey, vino has been conducting an inves-
tiga;ion of the under ground flow of wa
| ter in Nebraska, addressed the conven-
ton, stating that in the area covered
nearly $50 by thirty miles, the under
ground flow was enormous.
The election of officers was taken up.
A. G.. Wolfenbarger was reelected presi-
dent Of the ASSOCIATION by acclama,i IN.
Senator Akers. vice president; I. Ober-
j fielder, secretary, and r. w. Barton,
| treasurer.
North Platte was selected as the next
| place 70 hold the irrigation convention.
KINGS tDAUGHTERS AND SONS.
ST. Louis. Nov. 2l.-The International
! Order Of Kings Daughters and Sons op-
/ ened Its convention here today. with Mrs.
| Margaret Bottome. the president, in the
| chair. The convention viii be In session
one week. II viii be devoted TO addresses
and such services Is VIII aOuse enthusi-
asm in the work Of the order. The only
| national officers attending are Mrs. Bot
| tome. president. and Mrs. Isabella Char
! les Davis. corresp onding secretary, bOth
| Of New York.
WORLDS W. c. T. L.
New York. Nov. 21.-The next meeting
% the Worlds ". c. T. L. viii be held in
Toronto, Canada. IN connection with the
! provincial meeting. October %. 1897. i;
/ VIII adjourn in time FOR the national con-
ven;ion 20 Be ned November 3 ia either
| Buffalo or Detroit.
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Tacoma. Wash. Sov. z--S1oE has bees
falling all day and i 1cs tsl .r-caes a@Htp
causing much delay 70 he s4eeiEsc cas-
which probably VII soon he entirely nlS-A-
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Guthrie VIII Gree, Callahan

Guthrie. O. T. Nov. 21.-Hon. J. Y,
Callahan WI arrive in the city on Mon
DAY 20 be present when the territorial
election board canvasseS the congress
sional and legislative vote
Al night Mr.. Gala han will be rendered
a formal reception az the McKennon by
the silver clubs ot the city During the
evening the tTo mandolin clubs VIII play
and Professor Sapatino. the hs-pist. viii
render musical gems. 4 short musical
program viii also be given on the stage
Mayor Ferquharson VIII deliver an al.
dress Of welcome and Mr.. Callahan VII
respond. The reception vii De entirely
informal. and all ladies and gentlemen
are invited 10 be present
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an entrance into his bedroom and shot
him dead OneyeTsionof the affair al
tributes the murder 70 the insurgents
and another says il was the work OF the
Spanish. The British authorities are in
yestigating the matter
CUBA Is NO HEALTH-RESORT
Madrid. Nov. 21.-Whi,e il Is officially
denied that Captain General Neyler xiii
shortly return from Cuba 70 SPAN. the
sa,i-cf:ciai Epocs admits TIA, he vii
possibly return. owing 70 tie unhealthy
season"
Nc JURY WILL CONVICT
New York. New. 2i.-The jury in the
case OF Emilio Nunsz o. the Cuban junta
and Captain 4D!cknzn q the steamer
I.suraGa. who were accused o. violating
she neutrality laws IL engaging n hos
tie expedition 20 Cuba reported a->-
agreement i. TIE United States aissTse-
court and vas discharged II = s18sT-
stood that the jury. which Ezs out al
night. stood FIVE for conviction al :seF-
FOR
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and who studied under General John NJ.
Palmer. It is stated that after stump
ing Illinois for the Democratic ticket in
1874. Hogan moved to Williamsburg,
Kan. received the appointment OF post
master at that place and became de-
fauiter. He then is said to have receiy-
Ell the appointment al Sennett under the
assumed name OF Thomas. No cause
for his act was known.
NEW WAY OF TAKING GAS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov Bloomington
Higgins. a well known newspaper man
and a brother of ex-senator Higgins,
committed suicide last night by inhai-
ing gas at his boarding house. He at
tached a rubber tube to the chandelier
and placing tie other end in his mouth
laid on the bed.
During the days prior to the Republic
can convention at st. Louis, higgins
was stationed at Major Mckinley
home, where he represented the Phiia-
delphia Press, which he left about three
weeks ago. He was unmarried and
about so years of age.
LOOKS DARK FOR FOLEY.
Liberty, Mo-, Nov. 20.-The coroner's
jury in the Foley double murder case Is
still hearing testimony behind closed
doors. Public sentiment against young
Foley. tn son and brother, is growing
stronger, and evidence damaging to min,
is said to have been given TO the coro-
ner's jury. The officers are looking for
one Of Foleys riding legSins, which may
prove an impartant factor in the case.
Up TO the time of the murder Foley was
always known to wear leggins. Since
then ont of them has been missing and
the theory that it became smeared with
blood and was destroyed for that reason
is expressed.
Liberty, Mo, Nov. 21.-The expected
happened tonight when young William
Foley was arrested. charged with the
murder of his mother and sister, and
taken to Jail The arrest resulted from
the finding of the coroner's jury, which
returned their verdict at a late hour. The
farmers of Clay county are in an angry
mood, as result of the revolving trag-
edy at the Foley farm, and there is a
strong sentiment against the young
man, but at the same time the evidence
against him does not seem TO be con-
vincing, and it is not thought there will
be any violent demonstration against
the Youth
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This Is the stamp that the letter bore
Which carried the story far and wide.
Of certain cure for the 1oathsorne sore
That dubbed up from the tainted tide
OF the blood below. And twas Ayers name
And his sarsaparilia, that all now, know,
That was just beginning its fght Of fame
With its cures of so years ago.
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iock at. and such that enthuzed the old
football c-anks and the youngsters.
The one dssagrezz5le feature = The
game was a long wrangie over the refer
ee's decision ~ calling Aiads back 70
HaEEsrds feIty-yar1 ii1e after he had
skl-.sc the Harvard eft ED f0r a fifty
yard Iul ana q tOgcsGoSn- HickSk
clai-Ded Jack aa5 rGn Oh Il he 50Ua5-
ary Inc AMI al me &i1Jelag u g Diam
Wharton 2vaI.e1 zotl-ng
II = estimated thai there Ee-e 1900 o
Is ges oe1e9ns sitala re enclosure.
Tonight TIE university students march
Il % aud down Clestlu, snd Bso-.
streets. sa5utisg fs- a. taey were Worth
and many = Lively encounter took pszes
between ne followers q t.s tEo CO..
leg.s-
TIKI LINE Up.
Pennsylvania Posuo.r. Harvard
FsoT.e .--..--. lsfs end.-..-.-.... &c stgt
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NO SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
Miners Uuion Officers at Leadviiie Deny
Such Reports.

ShSh AscpoTiSs
Leadville, Colo, Nov. 21.-The report OF
= probable sympathetic strike of miners
in other camps in aid of the Leadviile
strikers is declared to be unfounded
The union officers declare that no such
move is intended at present by the West
ern Federation OF Miners or any of it's
branches.
About 100 recruits from Denver have
just been added TO the national guard
of Colorado, which is still engaged in
guarding the mines in which the nom
union miners are employed. According
10 the present muster roll the guard con-
sists Of about 7SS uniformed soldiers, in
GLIDING officers. and about SEQ emergency
men. who are not uniformed. This army
is kept in the field at an expense to the
state OF about 5000 per day.
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FOR IEE QUEENS TABLE

london. Nov. sf.-The Canadian hsrh
comm ssioa. 81 D0nal5 Smith. has re-
ce.y@1 Iae fail7E.az cote from ssF
quesr's PT.Fste secretary. Lieuse8sa
Coi2nei S.T Artsgr Briggs. sstsI wia1-
s3r Caste
u an commando - fae qa1eu 20 g
god eaeuEH 30 arrange tat her males
trs besf thanks - Conveyed - tauEe
grgit growers n ne re q .so-a1ass -
Hamilton. 0ns.. Eno kindly offered.
i5T1aEh go1- f8- hsr a-a sesty-s see 81
are. beautiful cons xr-sat q ta~1r
Tear's crug. Nalea. SIC aseea = szs -
AesF. has been u1ssusliT lsrEs ard *
cs.lers II qualify. Ta< sssss EeF- ~
celvea FeE1srday - tse INSTR q, fea
is5tsseh1i1- T1eis ccn-s1ts Tere p per-
fert ce1dis.on : = srsls - l9s f-s8T. -s-v-
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BUCKLEN.s ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
Yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price,
- cents per box. For sale al Geo. Van
Werden's Pharmacy, 32S North Main
street, and G.. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
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stout than too thin but either extreme
shows lack of healthy condition.
If you arc not physically I'D TO the mark
appetite uncertain, digestion poor and a
general sense Of weakness and incapscity.
ycu will find the robust health and enervy
You need in Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. II Tercws the blood with the
vital giving red corpuscles which drive
ont all morbid elements, and create new
tissue, hard muscular flesh and active nerve
force.
II gives color to the cheeks and hruness
to the form, without adding one ounce of
Gabby far above the normal standard of
health. Taken alternately with Dr. Pierce's
Favo-itc Prescription for distinctively fcrl;-
nine troubles, it constitutes a scientific and
maryelously successful oon,se of treatment
for delicate women
Ms. Els Howell. Of Derby. Perry Co. Ind
writes: II the wear of Tsa1 was taken wiz I,
stomach trone.e-rervous dyspepsia There was
G coldueSs IN nv stomach. sre = weight which
seemed like a rock. Everything that ste rsve
me great pain had bearing down sensation :
was sveiies across my stomach; had a ridgc
sround my right side. and in a short ting was
blostcd. ! was treated by three Of our hest chv-
sicians but got no reiief. Then DR.. Picrccss
Goioen Medicsi discovery was recommended TO
began to see q change for the better was 20
weak could not walk across the roor, without
assistance took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and his Fsvoritc Presentation and
one bottle OF the Pleasant Pellets I heSan TO
Improve very fast aecr the use Of a few bottles
The physicians who attended me snid / had
'dropsy and that nv disease was leading into
pulmonary consumption. ! had quite cough.
and the hone physicians gave up 20 die
thank God that my cure i permanent, 90 net
feel any symptoms of nv o,6 disease cannot
praise Dr.. Pierce and his remedies too highly
The medicines cemc the nearest 10 raising th i,
dad Of any ! have ever Known shout They
arc WORTH their weight in gold "
DR. fiercc's Pleasant Pellets regulate the
Es-r stomach ard bowels
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International billiard Match.

Chicago. Ncv. Zf.--Ths prospects fsr an
international championship billiard tour.
na11ent seem q he rather h4zy. TIE en-
tries closed today and none = the nix
pa y~rs zlgniiied an intention u pari!c.-
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REED Arrive. In New YORK

New York. Nov. 21.-Speaker Thomas
p. Reed arrived in town early today. ard
went 70 the home OF his friend. Colore,
s;ieisrsI< - Parma
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is the original sarsaparilla. It
has behind it record for cures
uneQualled by any blood puri-
flying compound. It is the only
sarsaparilla honored by a
medal at the Worlds Fair of
1898. Others initiate tn Q
remedy; they can't initiate the
record
80 Years Of Cures.
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San Francisco. Nov. zl-George Green.
The local champion ssi5er weight. rho il
sometimes known professionally as
Young Corbett.' kept sfzrp eye On
last Nights contest whea Il Ess Over
h. declared open'y that hs wss ssfisosd
shst he could stop aeAuisffs. ihe winner.
Inside q ten rounds.
Later on. ~ the BALDWIN hotel. Green
made his opsu!on public. undertaking.
ia. * Wouie reach ackuiirs's ears and
sasd that he would pat Up deposit 10
day % 6euoasfratc that he meant every
x1rd - sa.1
ny prOpesitlcn." be sasd. - 70 stop
Jack McAuuae 10 ten rounds o. fOffsiE
he purse. am oenfldsn; that esn tgrn
ne trek Otherwise I wcusd not - al
bold Ny snonsy wll Be up In the NOM
ing-3a faet y 81 ready for resoSas.Sss
bands right Boxs
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TWENTY-FOUR TO SIX

Continued from First Page1
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MUST TAKE 1T BACK
KNIGHTS OF LABOR EXECUTIVE
BOARD SUSPENDS MEMBERS.

Secretary and Vice President OF the wash
tract Criticisms Unfayorable to General
Secretary Treasurer Hays and General
Master Sovereign or be Expelled From the
Order-Other Suspensions Sustained
Nebraska lrrigationists-King's Dauga-
tiers and Sons.
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There is a fsscina.
ton about a vigorous,
healthy woman, which
touches every heart.
Physical weakness is
a great drawback to a
womau's social Sue
cess. As she Loses
healthy plumpness
she loses attractive
ness. A woman had
even better he too
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WORLDS W. c. T. L.

New York. Nov. 21.-The next meeting
% the Worlds ". c. 7. L. viii be held in
Toronto, Canada. IN connection with the
provincial meeting. October %. 1897. i:
VIII adjourn In time for the national con-
vention 20 Be he.d November ia either
Buffalo or Detroit
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rs SURELY COMING
hallway tGG HAS NO FEAR As
70 PRO PERIrY.

There Has Not Yet Reen an APP
prec;abie Increase Of Traffic or Travel,
hut Railway Companies, as We'll as Nan
ufactur. r., Are Getting in shape 20 Ham
die the Shippers and the Buyers hen
Money Gets Fairly Flowing Again, Which
is Expected By Jsnusr, -Conddeuce IL .
kFaof1aa,Say News. @HsI
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PREFERS A FINISH
TITZ'IMM0Ns' MANAGER TALKS,
OVER HIS OWN SIGNATURE.

Fairly swamped with Limited Round Of
fer.-Hss y Theory That Corbctt 10 Back
off All in an Attempt to Put Him and
Bob In the Light of Refusing tn Fight
VIII Wait Another Week. and Then Take
the Heat Offer for a Limited Hound Cou-
test, ~ lie Can't Get = fini.h-o Other
Sporting News.
San Francisco. Nov. 2i.-Mansger Ju-
Ian and Bob EI.zssmmons are bewiider-
ed al the number OF offers which ars
pouring IN on them In connection with the
Corbett fight. They say that they cannot
understand why clubs and individuals
should keep on Offering purses for Inn
tied fights when they have both stated
plSinly that they viii counienance a I'm
ISL fight.
Julian said last night:
"On account OF the receipt OF the num-
erous offers during the pact two or three
days from New York ard theresbouts. I
have come to consider that there n some
thing In the wind. i think Corbett has
induced the people 10 make these offers
TO bid for limited round 60. he know
ing az me time that | will refuse thess
offers. and thereby appear as refu6snx
al Offers he mas accepted.
1T Is very plain TO be seen that Cor
bett Is behind the various club people anS
every time I say No TO these offers u
tickies HIM 10 death. So TO save our
selves from being placed in false ilxas
and % show the public that ws-Fitzsin-
mons and myself-are willing and anxs
ious 20 bring about bout with Corbett.
7 telegraphed 10 the latter and 10 the
eanagers OF all the clubs who have made
offers FOR the Eight. stating that ! viii
wan until the 2sth OF November. a week
from Saturday. and II nobody comes for
ward with an offer for finish fight. L
viii accept the best offer made by any
club.
I'VE desire 20 ls, N. pubic know % he
fact shst we have made 10 our ninds
positively not % let Corbett get out % a
hght II Ne cannot arrange for finish
fight. we VII coasant 70 a aght FOR
limited number q rounds"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-22
HIS TRAIL is FOUND
DETECTIVES TRACE THE MOVE
MENTS OF PRANK P. ARBUCKLE

Conviction Growing That he Was Murder
With Two Companions, ana How Drunk
Arbuckle Was-Tried to Get Him to Go to
Bed But He Wouldn't-Young Foley is In
had Box-SenatoF Morrissey's Slayer
Sent to Prison-Suicides of Prominent
Persons Crime News,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-11
S41 VGmden


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