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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09

| people, and L have known what 1t is
| to live in their houses"
To illustrate the ignorance of India
that is characteristic of almost all for
eingners there, he told of a converse
ton with an Englishman who had been
in the country thiuty-eight years, max
ing a special study of it from the out
side, who thought ne knew the life Of
the people. Yet that man did not be-
heve there was either poverty or suffer-
ing in India. The commander gave
many instances of the wretchednesS and
starvation that is out of sight. He said
that the 1000 weavers of India live from
one year to the next on nothing but di-
luted buttern1ilk. Once he went into a
beautiful village with his begging pail,
and at the first house he was given the
rice he asked for. Shortly after he
learned that that was the last rice of
a starving family. They are a kind
people, bless them" said the commander
quietly. Of course he sent back the
rice with interest That same night a
robbery was committed in the village.
There was no doubt of the culprft. For
five days there had been no rice in the
house of a certain man, and now there
was found there just the same three
small measures, a few pints, that had
been taken. He was allowed TO escape
and no effort was made to punish him
This was but one of the many instances
where the temper of the people was
clear TO the commander as ii could not
be to one who did not live as one Of
them They knew the character of the
man who stole the rice and the deSper-
ate circumstances that forced him to it,
a starving family.
The details of the adaptations made
under the lead of the commander of the
Army are as many as the peculiarities
of Indian life. The open-air meetings
were attractive TO them, from their re-
semblance to rites with which they were
familiar. When it came TO arguing, the
whole question had to be worked out
seated. Commissioner Booth-Tucker
wore yellow, the religious emblem, went
always barefoot, lived on begged Indian
food, never touched meat, and, in short,
became entirely a native in his life
On this line the Army has gone Oily
forward, evangelizing the Indians, not
by forcing something foreign TO them,
but by becoming part of them, giving
them a religion that is presented to
them merely as a better Interpretation
of their own, working as much as pos
sible with In!ian converts. The Army
now has in India and Ceylon 757 officers
and cadets, 2S2 corps, 626 outposts. Is
training homes, four rescue homes. one
prison gate home, three farms and three
homes of rest. The commander ex-
presses the greatest confidence in the
generals new scheme, now before par
lament, where he says it has been fav- |
orably received. 1t is an adaptation to |
India Of the Darkest England" idea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09
Is IN NO SECRET SOCIETY
20 Says Mark Hanna i the Fact About Ma
jor William Mckinley.

Cleveland. Ohio. April S.-N- A Han
IA, was asked today his opinion % TIE
story sent ouc that in order 10 lure del-
sEztes from the Catholics Mckinley had
Joined ne Ancient order q Hihern.a1s-
and 70 coUn;s-sct this Governor Brad
ley % RentEcl5v, 20 strengthen as pres
.dsatiai cant. .a-y. Lad become afiil-a-
ted Win the a. = As
The story a. fa- IS Mckinley Is cor
cerned. = 4 malicious csnaE1-" be said
This campaign Is not beng conducted
Oh religious lines. but strictly O. Re7ue-
llca1 prlnc- pies and 70 scco-dzuc= va
Ackinley's stand OF protection Ee-
lSioGs sentiment does net enter il-o
tt question
IT the first place. Mckinley : net 4
'jine- he Is Methodist. xhich speaks
Tor itsslt- He nay be 3 Aaso7. aid I
believe that he be.ongs &c re kILsAts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09
AvALUABLE PRESCRIPTION

Editor Morrison OF Worthington, Ind
Sun, writes: You have a valuable pre-
,cription in Electric Pit.ers, and can
cheeriUlly recommend il for Constipa-
ton and Sick Headache, and as a gen
eral system tonic Z has 10 equal" Mrs
Annie Stehl, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave.
Chicago, was all run down. could not
eat nor digest food. had a backacha
which never left her and felt tired and
weary. but SIX bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers restored her health and renewed
her strength. Prices 80 cents and 81
Get a bottle at George Van Werdsn's
Pharmacy. 32S North Main street and
@. Behring's drug store. northeast cor
ner Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09
THE IDEAL PANECEA

James L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago
says: Il regard DR.. Kings New Dis
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs.
Colds and Lung Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of physicians
prescriptions or other prepare tons"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa.
writes: Il have been a Minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
years or more, and have never found
anything so beneficial, or that gave me
such speedy relief as DR.. Kings New
Discovery" Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottles free at
George Van Werden's Pharmacy 328
North Main street and G.. Behring's
drug store, northeast corner Topeka
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said he did not think the new law
would cause any trouble or embarrass-
ment either 10 the patrons Of manage
ment Of the opera house.
Ii was suggested last night that the
women might retaliate by arranging
their hair so as 10 resemble a high hSc-
There Is no law regulating the manner
in which they shall prepare their hair,
and, if they We're 50 disposed. they
would thus be enabled 20 obscure the
view OF those who were unfortunate
enought 10 secure seats in the rear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09
ONE MORE STRUCK
WORK IS STOPPED At THE PROS.
PECT WELL

At a Depth of 1880 Feet the Body of
Water is Reached With Which 1t Was
Impossible TO Contend-Mayor Cox Calls
the Committee and the Availability of
Moving the Works to the Hill is Con-
sidered, but when Fully Advised the
Committee Vote to Continue Work at
the Present Location.
Subteranean river number seven was
reached yesterday at the prospect well
and the water rose TO a great height
and work was stopped.
This subteranean marine passage was
found at q depth of 1850 feet, and the
walls began caving to some extent and
II was thought for a time that the jig
was up.
City Engineer Jackson called meet
ing of the mayor and well committee,
composed Of Councilman Oliver, Throck-
morton and Burton, TO meet at his office
ct 8 O'Clock. Messrs Madison and Aus
ton met with the committee.
kilograms were sent last night for
more tubing and it is thought II viii
be on hand within a few days. The
size of the well will now be reduced TO
four inches and as 1000 feet has been
ordered it is thought that there will
be no further trouble.
The developments reached now are
far too interesting and the cOuncilmen
of the committee viii be generally ap-
proved by the citizens Of Wichita. For
the present work Evill be shut down until
after the arrival Of the tubing. But Il
is thought that this viii be the last
river TO cross in the ejourney downward. /
The drill is now down to a depth of
1900 feet, which makes the body Of |
water about ten feet deep. The water |
IS as strong with salt as it is possible |
IN IA
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Of Pythias. but that limits his member
ship 10 any secret society.
4 received a marked copy of the Uni
ted American OF March Is. the official
organ OF the A p A. published in
Washington, which says: Americans
should consider well before voting for
William Mckinley Of Ohio for president
as Mark Hanna of Cleveland, who Il 50
sOly managing the formers campaign,
Is a rabid Pap.st- II Mckinley should
be elected Papist Hanna would either
be a member of the cabinet or secretary
q war. Can Americans endure this?
Never
AS far as this story - concerned I
VIII say" continued Nj Hanna. that
vas reared as a Protestant ard ny FAM
" always attended the Presbyterian
church. II the play IS 70 run Governor
Bradley as an 4. ?. \ candidate ccmpil-
cations vii probably arise. bat 10 not
think tia, they Vii lessen materially
Mckinlsy's chances
Louisville. Ky. April s-A circular
from "Hea dqua~;ers National Linton
League. Louisville. siEned T. :. Giya1
national secretary. and addressed TO
all patriots" vas Issued today The
circular states that Linton ls SIN the
A p a candidate foT president. ard
adds, The urpledEed. the un.nstruc;-
Cd are foT Linton. Il 4 p. As control
the national Republican Convention %
not for one moment rhink any o-heT
man IS first choice with them over La
ton Linton has not Only nuc w.ih-
drawn. but his prospects for nomination
are s-BwiuE fsr more rapidly ;hsn t11ss
q any ether candidate. and this does
not depend solely upon ths action e IRE
s. Louis uatioual Republican c51vs7-
ton y --1ut1ztei ~ any pay Re
can E.n AKA t-St the field
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09

aIovE makes Ire word - round - TIE
word sear1s q 20 round. bet love rnskes
ycur head swiH hats iac eIp-zz2isor--
Bos-5u Trazscrl-t-
IEzEE a T. ever t-1c r~c-zar's kezr1
suark - heavenly Ere which beans and
5-zzes j. re DARK hoz-s q s1yerz-fy.-
IrT-aE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09
ROMANCE NOT A CONFESSION
Holmes VIII Saw in His Book That He Has
Killed Twenty PeoD1e.

Philadelphia, April S-A story was
published in New York paper yester-
day to the effect that H. H. Holmes. the
condemned murderer of 3. F. Pietzel.
was writing a confession, in which he
would give the details of twenty mur-
ders he has committed, including a num-
Der of which he has never been accused
before. This confession, il was stated
Holmes is preparing with great elabo-
ration and care, and with il he will give
a full history Of his life and his many
misdeeds.
None Of those who are in A position
10 know Of Holmes doing in prison
knew yesterday anything of this al
legged confession, although il is pretty
generally understood that he has been
doing considerable writing Of a private
character of late. superintendent Per
kinS, Of the county prison. and Assist
ant superintendent Richardson. both de-
nled all knowledge of such a confession
as Is said 10 have been written. Dr.
Butcher, who has been attending Holmes
said thst he was in good health. bur he
mad no knowledge Whatever Of any con-
lesson. Sheriff Clement also knew Of
no co'nSession, and said the whole thing
seemed very strange 10 him.
III NAtE dALtSEQ CONCESSION Holmes =
SAID 10 tell how he killed no less than
tw-acy men, women and children. civ
ing all the facts in detail. and even Civ
in~ the particulars Of six crimes which
- planned. but was prevented from,
carrying out. He had been suspected
~ numbering eleven people. and the al
iesed confession Will therefore. account
ror nine others whose sudden disappear
s1ce has hitherto been unexplained. He
describes in detail. the story continues
the murder Of the Williams sisters. IF
Qulnl2n, the Janitor of the Castle j.,
ChicaEo. who knew too much: % Pa-ia-
min Pei1zel and ~ the PeitzaI children
QunIan. as a matter % fact. : s-su
alive, according 10 information from chi
c3So.
Il IS quite probable that Holmes i
writing a story % his crimes He i
such an I1veterate rornancer. however
that K viii be difficult 10 separate trurh
from fiction in *. L Is said tbs-
Holmes has been offered Sc. 00a for spob
a confession. and that he wants s =A0 |
which he desires 10 leave 10 MS Nr.Ia |
boy.
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Mrs: GCNNY (vi;a deep Curios;: v}-..O
-dfs ~-aoaes,s, DO tel me about Ars. Ten
spoI scaacal, won't your Mrs GlanderS
yOu hope. Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09

How 10 you sell this music panerl-
lsked the customer AT tie stationery store
I'm not certain about l." said The new
;lerk, but think We SCI i by the choir.n
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Why Put Off

taking medicine until you are sick? You
can keep a box of Ripans Tabules in
the house and at the first sign of a
headache or bilious attack single tab
ule will relieve you
by drugy
cents box)i
Spruce ST.
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PERSONAL

PERSONALITIES well-kaown trainer,
ID. Tucker. IS located at Chanute, Kan
Correspondents with horsemen solicited
d1lS-StG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09

TO c. RE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the Inony if it fails to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09

In Cincinnati the Ushers Notify the Vain
Must Put Aside Their Headgear and
When They Comply With the Request
the Gallery Gods Applaud and Make
UnseemIy Remarks-In Cleveland the
Women do Not Try to Break the
Law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-09

Advertisements under sbsve CLASSIC ca-
tons must De N the counting room BY
O'Clock every nigae except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
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ATTENTION. COMRADES.

Memorial Day will be suitably %.
served by Abe Lincoln Pos, No. S.
4. 4. r. In due time a p-ogam
VIII oe arranged and published.
The aid OF all our people Is earnestly
asked 70 make this occasion a sue.
cess.
THoS. STAEELEY. Com.
7. P. FISH. Adj.
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AseH: Gather began .,.e r4yz=-.
O. .-te-=s- money - c1e indians OF
the S.l-,z Monday. A..z- four O.
l-- cl=c.s had hszz issued ,-e In
dams s---cS and refused u ,zse --s
c-e-,,s- claiming ,Az, c1ev did no.
cover al o. The Interest money due.
This was g sell evi6e-, t-c:. br. =
tie AEe1-'s Instructions were i-C--
cd --d he had ban o5eying them
t' Ike letter. At a5.5--rnea. wzs
rad until telegram could te sen,
= Washington about the matter.
-Ai5 was done and on Tuesday al
answer was received from the de-
Ea-rnea; stating that the ap--57-;-
alton was only suE;ciea. 70 paw the
P-ri7n Ct the interest money ten
de-ed, and that the balance would
have to be Poid ont Of some future
appropriation. This patched uo
matters, the Indians declared the
strike of, and Agent Gather DO
oeed to continue the free and u1iirr.
tied issuing OF government check.
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Il ! undoubtedly IL b,=s- uaIEin=
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ri.h III bl1.5d.
Tat / rL= s51-rs- q IL s11czes.
Rad lLis statement:
@Wh=- =! 81 vas !=sE O. Egs, II
E:5 -5=-0-s- tsTe- al ante r-=-=-
ti7, With s=1tl=d Il E= l=tE Zip He
Vas 50 SIX t5E- u o-= t51-g51 t5=z us
a! hap to- hin F.T= so-sz b-ck= c1I
q lis thigh, E5i-. IL 5cc-o- sad EE-s
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07
Cured

bsH. Es Lz5-r tzkz1 ia rex tsi3-=
sz- tlz- lis Epg@.t;s t==za 20 -r-o7e,
E-d tA=a Il gz-=- -zv.5l!. gave La
i've oc-..=s, =5=- G-= -c-=s Tz-= al -=zzl=zi
s-6 t1=y c=T= ---E= Cz- E-z5o T1s
C--lc1=s = la Cs=5 .o- :-- y=z-: vs-e
E-1 Es-1=- - - lad - t--5=- - su-
tt=-- ! give al - --s55- . Hood Sz--
szvz---E-" Ms ADA L McooT, Fay
S--==-, I'm. Mass
II - -z-T s=-5-:- c--z= --r-= ---
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07
White LeghOrn Eggs.

have pure blood White Leg
horn eggs for sale for SI.oo for
setting OF fifteen eggs, delivered a,
nearest express Office. These eggs
are irom pure blood chickens i'm.
ported from the east. Address.
?. y MILLER, Chitwood. Or
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07
Citation.

In the County Court o: the S,s:e oi0ra
Lincoln County.
IN the Cs:tsr oi the estate Of 6. ". 4
deceased
To Nay J. Thcis. Bsnia-ire :. JseiI
Annie z. No'es. Greeting.
Is THE NAME OF The STATE OFO1
I You sre hereby cited snd required ]
n The County Court Of the state otUn]
the county q Lincoln. st the court no J
q, ST Toledo. II the County Of Liuco.n, !
Gay the -rS- day Of June, l>9i. 81 y oe1
The tornCou o: that day. then and thst'l
cause i sly exists Why sa order OF sAlfii
lElug ;. ". stanton, sdninistrsioi
estate. % SCI. the reSl property beld-s
sad estate
WINES the Hon. :. :. BE.
Of the County Couri % i
OF OrsC-n. for the Coln. Z
coin. with tie sesl Of -
sILsi, this 81 day o.
D l>ss
LSt ATT1z royEst
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07
Great Toledo Blade Offer.

We have made arrangements
with the Toledo Blade to fu-nisI,
nat paper and the LINCOLN
COUNTY LEADER for the remark
ably low -ate Of $3.50 per wear,
PAYABLE strictly in advance. The
Blade Is one OF the leading family
papers OF the United States. The
coming campaign will make il
particularly interesting 10 a great
many o! our readers. This low
club rate IS only fo- limited time
and Is liable 70 Be withdrawn a.
anv time. # you want the Toledo
B.ace and the LINCOLN CoryTy
LEADER toE $3.50 per year sub
scribe at ouce
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07

Geo. ;. Coe, = noted New York
capitalist and speculato-. died -.
Gently. Nh. COe was heavily in
'e5S'ed II lands in this county.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07
Tim Gulju


Poorbzby! Your pity goes
cut to it and rightly. u BE
thin, for : baby, is 10 Be de-
PHyed q It's natural ease 70
suffer and not Be able 70 feel
L; 70 wear Z sad pinched:2ce;
10 live on the edge .: sick
ness; 70 grow inPeiac,..y:
and 10 lose the power .: e
SlS;iAg disease. Whana baby
IS thin il needs more :at t3s7
il gets trom its tood; il is
starved, tat-staved. Scott's
Emulsion is the esS?gs? al
it can have; the fat il needs.
Hall OF
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-07
ScQEemulsicn

Is IaaSn o baoles. Mo.hers
Ike il because il brings the
dimples back.
ScoTTs EMULSION - -s..s
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- as --I-szr- ~ =4z-r- N--.-----
Is---veT O. 80 -s---.-----.= -
i-sz- g SeStfS EzzIsioa =. --,s.--,-, -.
e. ~ - :
- - = - - E-.5 So, So
~ = sS--s- = 80 ys= ~. = u. - -