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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
"CAlIERS" NOT DESIRED.
A Writers Reasons for Thiaking "vasst
ing Iutoiornble.


ing Intoisrable.
OF what earthly use is "company?'
You probably see your neighbors once Q
week, meeting them on the public high
ways, and il you nod pleasantly snd
speak word or two of the weather svd
of the health of the family. has not
everything been done that our neces-
stiles require or formality can reason
ably demand? II we have business, or
need information that others can give
us. go and ask of them. BE brief. but
TO the point. advises the Detroit FREQ
Press, and. leaving with what ID do
sired, carry away also their blessing.
To go to another's house, % request of
it's inmates, one or all, TO SIT for half
an hour or longer and listen 70 your
platitudes. aud. coming away. lie 10
them about u pleasant call. n intoler-
able. Yet there are thousands who dc
this daily. Why should leave my 90.
cupation, be il loafing even. and give
nv attention to some man or woman
who is thoughtless enough to "call? -
The actuating motive never appears.
Much Is spoken and nothing said I
receive no worthy thought TO profit by
or increase the probability of beati6c
eternity. The familiar well-gnawe.i
bones of doctrine fall from the DEVILS
table. Usually am forced 70 breathe
at such time a gosip-poisoned ats
mosphere. This call" Is another idea
of civility, and I am compelled, IL apr
pears. TO be n victim Of his or her within.
II / refuse, as I have done point-blsnl,
TO present myself. I am called . boos
and all manner of ugly names.
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-D,dn.. B.i,ev, IL

Some years ago. while visiting the
spokanes. Gen. Philip Sheridan related
10 the Indians. through an interprete-
the wonders of the railroad, and tho
waited TO see what effect the revelation
would have upon them What do they
say7" he asked the interpreter. They
say they don't believe it." was the an
swer. Sheridan then described the
steamboat, aud the interpreter repeated
this What do they say 10 that?" the
general asked again. seeing the Indians
faces all impressive. They cay they
don't believe that, either" Then tho
general gave an account Of The teie-
phone, and told how a man at the end OF
long wire had talked 20 a man st the
,ther end Of IT. The interpreter re-
NAMED silent We'll" said the gen.
.ral. "why don't you interpret that TO
.hem?" Because i don't believe that
story myself" answered the conscies-
ions man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
yhe ada Daily Saturday 5Hornue Wetober 81 1895
department since its creation in March

department since ifS creation Ii March,
1886
Two Harbors, Mich. Oct S0.-The
schooner S. P. Ely was totally wrecked
on the breakwaters here early this morn
ing. Her crew, who took 70 the rigging.
were finally rescued by che tug Ella G.
Stone before the arrival Of the life-saving
crew from Duluth.
Wapekoneta, Ohio. Oct. 3c-A freight
train OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton road ran into three loaded oil
cars here last night. The locomotive and
twelve loaded freight cars We're pied
in one heap of wreckage, which caught
fire and burned.
Denver. Oct 30.-The district court to-
day granted divorce 10 Mrs Eleanor
Mix from Charles Mix OF Albany, y. Y,
on the ground of deseriion and non-sup-
port The woman was the widow Of J.
K. Emmett. the famous actor, when she
met and married Mix in 1894.
Milwaukee, Oct 3o.-Shortly after y
O'Clock today an oil stove at the resi-
dence Of William Altenbach. Si4 Green
field avenue. exploded land scattered the
burning fluid overthe little family group
in the kitchen. Altenbach. his wife and
a babe in arms, were fatally burned.
Paris, Oct. 30-An official dispatch
from Antanana-iyo, capital of the Is
land of Madagascar, announces that the
minister of the interior Rainaudrian-
aupaudry, and Prince Ratsiminanga,
have been executed at Antananarivo for
completely in the recent rebellion, and
that Premier Rainitsinbosify has resign
ed.
Denver, Colo, Oct. 30.-Postoffice In
spector McMechene has been notified of
the arrest of Assistant Postmaster d. J.
NJ. A. Jewett of Fort Stanton. y NJ,
charged with the enbezzlement of s251.
Jewett was chairman of the Louisiana
returning board of 1876 that decided in
favor Of the HAYES electors, defeating
Tilden for the presidency.
London, Oct. 30.-Edward j. Ivory.
alas Edward Bell of New York. the al
legged Irish-American dynamite colspl-
"a TOR, was once more brought I'D ON re-
mand at Bow street police court today
and his examination resumed. AT the
close of the days testimony. the prison.
er's examination was again adjourned
f,-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
STREET ORATOR oUTWTTEo.
Iowa Men Force Him to Talk from
Moving Platform.

Moving Platform.
Down at Lohrville, Ia, the citizen,
are weary of politics. But the poll.
ticians are not. From morn till night
enthusiastic curbstone orators have
been won't to stand on every corner lay
ing down the law to all who fail to agree
with them politically.
Finally an ingenious business man
hit upon a scheme for breaking the
monotony. He confded in a few
friends, and not many hours later a
small movable platform had been rugged
up and stored on a convent vacant lot
near the business district. Presently
the stiffness was broken by Bryan
shouter on prominent corner expound.
ing his financial doctrines TO q tired
looking group of listeners. Then was
the opportunity of the advocates Of law
and order. A dozen resolute men
dragged out the platform, hurried 10
the seat of war and insisted that If the
speaker wished to continue he must
mount the platform. They had no OBJ
lection to his talking. but he must dc
it from that platform or shut up.
The speaker protested in vain Un-
less he accepted their terms the regu.
lators vowed they would themselves
lift him On to the staging and force him
to talk whether he would or no. The
Bryan man succumbed, and for the rest
of the day there was peace. Since then
there has been little financial discus.
sion on the streets.
One or two enthusiasts have tried
talking from the platform. but the sight
is % ridiculous thst their words were
drowned in shouts OF laughter. The
residents are taking Of running the IN
ventor of the plan for congress-
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IN TIME TO PROVE THE CLAIM.
Body Of an Insured Man Rescued from
the DissectinS Table.

Body Of an Insured Man Rescued from
tho Dissectins Table.
The big dissecting-room of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons tn,
other afternoon was filled with students
working away with scalpels over
dozen corpses fresh from the watts. Or
one of these stone tables fresh sub.
ject had been laid. To a toe was tied
card which bore the name that he
had borne in life-Daniel Murphy.
The two first-year men who were as.
signed to this subject did not bother
about his past. They simply smoked
their cigarettes and began at him with
the scalpel. They were cutting away
and smoking away, when the door of
the room flew open and the professor of
anatomy ran in, with a tall man at his
heels. The professor called one of the
men who had charge of the subject and
whispered to him. The man pointed
out the body tagged "Daniel Murphy"
and the professor laid hand on the
man in black and led him up to the
table.
us that hep" he asked.
The man in black took off his hai
and solemnly leaned over the table
AS he did so several students slipped
behind him to support him if ne broke
down. But he did not break down. He
carefully scrutinized the body enc
heaved sigh.
as that the man you want?" asked
the professor.
eyes, sir, it's my Murphy"
''Then take him." said the professor
'What reiative?" whispered a white
faced irst-year man in the ear Of the
somber person IN black.
The man in black turned and stared
for a moment at his inquisitor. Their
his face bloomed in smiles. "Rela.
tive!" he exclaimed. "Humph! Why
no. there's S, 900 life insurance policy
on that man, and il I had been much
later somebody'd been 81 900 out. Ian
an undertaken, employed by his rela
tives to find him"
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JUST FOR A CHANGE
Bryan Stors Talking Silver Long Enough
to Repudiate the A. p. A.


Madison, Wis, Oct. 30.-Mr. Bryan to-
day gave out the following statement:
Il have not attempted to answer al
of the Misrepresentation which have
been circulated in this campaign but i'll
| these closing days 1 feel that it is nee
essary to call your attention to an at
tack which has recently been made by
the enemy. find that the Republicans
are circulating among Catholic citizens
the charge that I am or have been a
member of the A. P. A. l have also
learned that 1 have been accused of be-
ing a member of society which think
is known as the Junior Order OF Asneri-
can Mechanics. At the same time have
been accused in other quarters or being
opposed to the public school system, and
having voted against the teaching oil
the English language in the public
schools of New Mexico. While have
attempted to confine my discussions OF
public issues to the questions raised by
my platform and have considered the
money question paramount to all others,
1 take this opportunity to explain my po-
sition upon the religious controversy
| which has been raised.
Il am not and never have been a MEM
Der Of the A. p. A. or OF the Junior Or
der Of American Mechanics. nor OF any
other society hostile to any church. re-
ligion or race. nor have l ever applied
| for membership in any such organiza-
tons While I am a member OF the
Presbyterian church. have always be-
lieyed that there should be no religious
test applied in the holding Of public Of
| fees.
81 am a believer in the public school
| system. / attended public schools my
self and my children are now attending
pllblic schools While I recognize the
rights of parents to send their children
| to private schools and colleges If they so
desire, believe that the free public
school must remain part OF our sys-
TEN of government IN order that means
of education shall be within the reach
! OF every child in the land.
The Democratic members OF congress
voted against a proposed amendment TO
| the constitution OF New Mexico which
compelled the teaching OF the English
| language in the public schools, not be-
cause the Democrats were opposed to
| public schools, but because they did not
deem il necessary or wise to require
| pledge from the people of New Mexico
| which had not been required of the peo-
pie of the other territories seeking adj
mission.
II trus; tha. those who support the
| policies set forth in the Democrats
1 platform will not allow themselves 70 be
| alienated from my support by any affi-
davits which may be circulated by poll
| teal enemies. have tried 50 far as
/ could to conduct this Campaign in an
| open and honorable way and have insist
| ed that those who are with Us should re-
fra.n from personal criticism Of my op-
ponents and leave the people 70 pass
| judgment upon the principles which are
| represented"
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CAsTo7IA.
Ne a. II
+s - -&AzZx G -

"THE greet thrasbIe that Oh notice about
The bicycle, " said Dir. Dolan after bis frz.
lesson, is thst yer kzpe fsliln' on before
ysz Elt an w ashiEgsoR Star.
my boz, Il IL high time check was
placed On your performances. Il hank
you, father. Please make u payable On
sight"
Il roLF, her I would lay tie word a. her
feet 4" '.~ha, id SIZE say she sasd IL
wEs that athletic I ought n DC tTsfeAass
viii shose ".- Chicago Record
" we knex what Our enemies hsse s1f-
fertd- or entity would Cften die szcdsn
death Ham Horn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
BRYAN NOW HEADS FOR HOME
Today He VIII Fire the Populistic Mouth
In Iowa.

Madison, Wis, Oct. 30.-There were
three speeches planned for the nominee
at this place, but owing to the arrival of
the candidate at an earlier hour than
was anticipated, and a misunderstanding
on the part of the committee, one OF
them had to be dropped. At the gym
nasium a large crowd heard the candi-
date, although he arrived there much
ahead of time. The other meeting was
in the assembly chamber, and that room
was packed with an enthusiastic audi
ence.
Mr. Bryan left at $50 tonight for Iowa.
Reginnig at Mt. Pleasant at Z o'clock to-
morrow morning, he will speak in that
state throughout the day and in the ev-
ening will address an audience in Coun-
ell Bluffs and probably two or three
more in Omaha.
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Portland. Ore. Oct. 3o.-Captain Fiske
Of the corps OF engineers Of the United
States army, has given notice 70 the
public that the canal and Jocks Of the
Cascades % tie Columbia VIII be opened
for naviga tioQ Nov. :. For the present
they viii be operated for the passage OF
heats only during the hours OF daylight.
and Il may be necessary n stu further
limit their use % certain hours OF the
Gay. III order rot TO interfere too much
with the work st.li IN progress. The ,0cks
have been under construction for more
than fifteen years and the United States
government has expended about SS.ooe,
coo on them.
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office on exhibition, properly labeled.
There it remained for a number of
years. in time being lost sight Of.
When next seen by DR.. Gurley's fam
lily it was among the relics in the gov.
eminent museum on Tenth street in the
house where Lincoln died. Their de.
mand for it being refused by the Gus.
todian of the museum, a suit in repievir
was brought. This the government
contested and lost. An appeal was
taken TO the supreme court OF the dis
trict and this appeal has just been
heard, with the result that the court
ruled that the hat was the property OF
the government, its owners having fer
feited all claim to it by allowing it &c
remain for three years out Of their
possession.
1.-The statute of limitations" said the
Judge, ''is a complete bar now and the
jury will return a verdict awarding
ownership of the hat to the govern
ment"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
GENERALS IN KANSAS CITY
Grand Army Veterans Act as Escort to the
Candidates

Kansas City. No, Oct. 30.-Two big
audiences turned out. here tonight TO
greet the National Democratic party 5
candidates. At the ellis theater, into
which about 5000 people crowded, Gen.
eral Palmer was the speaker. He re-
ferred briefly 10 today's riotous demon
STATIONS al Paris and Fayette, stating
that free speech had not been permitted
AT Turner hall General Buckner and Mr..
Chester H. Krull OF st. Louis addressed
another big audience. At bnfh places
the audiences were respectful and atten-
tive. Before the party left the city for
St Louis at II O'Clock tonight, General
Palmer addressed the Veterans Sound
Money league at one Of the C. A. r.
halls. A company of C. a. r. veterans
acted as escort for the party during their
STAY in the city.
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sh. quietly adjusted her hat pin. CAV,

She quietly adjusted her hat pin. gays
the door gentle pull and the big man
hearty vaulted over the dashboard. He
did not say anything nor did he upset
more than half the other passengers on
the platform. He fell on to the street,
gazed wistfully at the receding car and
started down the street The girl burst
into historical laugh. bottled up sud-
denly and became INTERNATIONALLY sol'
emn. There was a button OF the back
of his coat She put her fooe over n
as il lny on the car floor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
IN DEATH THEY WE'RE NOT DIVIDED
Sad Fate of Two Young Lovers Near " hea-
ton, Kansas.

topeka. Kan, Oct. 30.-Ira Burnige,
aged II, and Grace Saylor, aged Is, We're
drowned at Wheaton, Kan, last night.
They attended a political meeting that
was addressed by Congressman Brod-
erick and while the meeting was in pro-
gress il rained hard. They attempted
to ford Clear Creek, and went down. The
young couple were the only children of
their respective families and they have
been lovers for over year. They were
hurried fnrpthar
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GOLD IN GREAT CHUNKS
canada Fires British Avarice, Against the
limo of the boundary settIement.

IiEHU OI tIIt -CUffttafF
Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 30.-William Ogilvie,
q land surveyor, who is in the Yukon
district in connection with the delimita-
ton Of the Alaska boundary, has made
a report TO the minister of the interior,
stating that a great gold find has been
made on the Banana creek, which
flows into Deer river about forty miles
from Fort Cudahy. Mr.. Ogilvie said
200 claims have been taken up and there
Is room for LOO more. If properly pros
pected there is work for 3 600 men. One
gold nugget worth $12 was picked up on
the surface and in an hours time three
men took out $75. The department will
send an officer to see about the claims
being laid out properly, so as to avoid
disputes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
Tenacious Clutch

Is that Of dyspepsia Few remedies do
more than palliate this obstinate COM
plant. Try Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, however, and you will find that it
is conquerable, along with its symptoms,
heartburn, fiatulence, nervousness, and
loas of flesh and vigOr. Biliousness and
constipation frequently accompany it.
These, besides malarial, rheumatic and
kidney complaints, are also subduable
with the Bittars
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fabrics and facy cottons, 1t being the
last opportunity Of many buyers before
election, as they will depart for home
tonight. Printing cloths firm at 2 5-S
cents and no sellers. Sales for the week
over 300, 900 pieces.
e Manchester, Oct. 30.-Cloths market
quiet with limited inquiry; yarns mar
ket firm, though little doing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
SUIT FOR LInooLn.s OLD HAT
Supreme Court Decision Gives the Cover,
meat Possession OF It.

meat Possession OF IL
Abraham Liocoin's old bat, which Ia
been the subject OF cootrove-sy il The
local courts al Washington for year
has been finally Won By the govern
meDt- The hat Is tail. black beaver
with a wide, "a; rim Il was once IA
miliar to thnse who saw the nartyred
president II many Of bis phOsogra pss
this bat, or one Just like il. appears. foz
il was The custom in Linco1D's tjuse
for men 20 Dc Photographed with .heaI
kzrs o.
The ancient relic. ro~ rusty and
dusty with age. Is fast tz-zirg .
vhifish color. Some tine after La
coins death IL was prescnted By bis
widow 70 Rev. Pkis-as ID. Gsrsey. pas
tor % the Ses- Nor< AveEue Pre-. b.
teri1n chus g.. Wlcre IeiLecin affessssE
Div.nc =~rssre%- Whfs. Dr. GEs<sey ase1
h.2 sos- p.aced the ~ 4 TO .azseEs
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If THEY VOTE FOR ArKINLEY
General Palmer Tells His Hearers He VIII
,Cnnsider il No Great Sin.

Warrensburg, Mo-, Oct. 80. "A big
crowd turned out here today to greet the
National Democratic party's candidates.
In closing his address from the car plat
form, General Palmer said:
ii promise you, my feliow-Democrats.
] viii not consider it an very great fault
If you decide next Tuesday to cast your
ballots for William Mckinley; although
you may, If you desire it, vote for Pal
r1er and Buckner"
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LATE NEWS BIZ WIRE
items OF Genersi Ins~res: From All Owes
the Cufvers~

Philadelphia. Oct s9.-D-- n N@sS
Bolton. who has been az ire head OF The
Phisadslpaia laboratory % hygiene. 70
day vacated his position - accept e-e
p-oFessorsaip .5zSie-so.cSy AID pA,lS-
logy IN the University ~ Missouri - Co.
urnhla. Missouri Dr.. Bolton has beer az
lie head cs the municipal 5ase-s5s0x.>zl
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Santa Fee Route California Limited.


/ Beginning November 4, the Santa Fe
Route will resume it's celebrated Cali
fornia Limited train as semi-weekly
service, leaving Chicago at 600 p. M,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and Kansas
City $50 a. m and Denver $50 p. m,
Thursdays and Sundays. reaching Los
Angeles in Y hours and an Diego in
rs hours from Chicago. Returns from
California Mondays and Thursdays. Con-
meeting train for San Francisco, via Mo-
jave.
Equipment Of superb vestibuled Pull
man palace sleepers. buffet smoking car
and dining car. Most luxurious service
via any line. -
Another express train. carrying palace
and tourist sleepers, leaves Chicago and
Kansas City daily for California.
Inquire of LoScal Agent, or
G. T. NICHOLSON. G. P. A,
A., T. & S. F. R'y, Chicago.
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Paris, Oct. 30.-Joseph ALBERT and
Marguerite Dubois, his mistress, after
having bene convicted Of numbering
Emile Delahoff, the young stamp collec-
tore whose body has been found in a
packing case at Couville in May last,
Nere sentenced today. ALBERT was con-
demned to penal servitude for life, and
Marguerite Dubois to three years i'm
prisonment. Robbery was the motive.
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Ernes, Get. the Deeis,on.

New York. Oct. 3o.-Lesiie Pearce of
Philadelphia and Billy Ernest OF Buffalo
had brief ezht before the Broadway
Athlete club tonight which was stopped
by the referee in the ffth round, be de-
clar;ng Ernest the winner.
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Mil. P.~-s Indoor Record.

Memphis. Tenn. Oct 3o.-Jay Eaton.
of Elizabeth, ". J.. today lowered the
mile paced indoor record OF SO IS. held
by Tom Cooper OF Detroit. making the
distance IN ! IS 2-5. Eaton was paced by
a tandem,
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. Oct. 30.-More general at
tention by visiting merchants was eX-
tended than expected, and fairly good
sales resulted that included brown.
blesched and colored cottous, printed
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Won't Vote for NIcKiniey, Though.

Washington, d. c., Oct. S0.-Postmas-
ter General Wilson Will go to his home in
Charleston, W. Va. TO vote Monday az
ternoon and return Immediately after
casting his ballot for Palmer and Buck
ner Tuesday morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31

Hoods Sarsaparilla. the king Of medi-
cines, conquers scrofula, catarrh and
rheumatism
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Cincinnati. O. Oct. S0.-M7s Annie
Fle-ien was today found guilty ot com
2Ecity n the dea;h Of Kate Fox. On
whoLa 81 operation was performed TIE
jury was cut al night and took forty
hg.loss
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To CuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II IL
fails 20 cure. sc.
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VnO-KOLafra

the great African tonic, does the
same for the nerves. It strength
ems them at their centre the
brain. The heart is newly en-
powered and regulated, the
muscles respond to the will, fear
and dread vanish, and the suf-
ferer is soon ready to grapple
with anything. No alcohol is
needed. Use Vino-Kolafra only.
No reaction, no bad after-effect.
Result natural, real. wholesome.
Brunswick Pharn1acaI Co.,
% william Street, New York.