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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25

EuroDean trip. with the exception OF
Cantaiu Patterson, W. +. Rslsron. IL p.
Bailey and H. l. Brown. whose absence
considerably weakened the team
The EnglishmeB presented the sans
eleven which played the twenty TWO
colts last week and Mannheim. with the
exception thar Leveson-Gower - AIDED
Philadelphis. Sept. A-The anal NJ
teen minutes play IN the international
cricket match be,wsan me Philadelphia
ana F,neIteh teams was sensational Ia TIE
extreme. the four batsusen Tor ne En-
glishmen being retired without ecorins q
run This Is the Arst OF three days
matches - be played between picksd
team of Phnadelphlans and Captain War
ner's team Of English amateurs. Nearly
all the men in the local team were mem
bars O. the Philadelphia team which
made a cricket tour this summer. Play
be2an a. noon tod5y. The P.liladeiphi-
ans went drst 70 bat nd In their inning
scored 2, rune. The English team ihsn
started .aeir inning and four Of taelr
xIcke.s we're lost on nfJsen minutes play
without obtaining a single run Captain
Harua- .hen made the poin, that 10 vas
10 DARK 20 PLAY AM the umpire ordered
s-,,-rrs % De drawn. The loss o. four
WICKET. for NJ run. ie p-o5soiy v'snoui
nrecaden, In match between high
c.sss teams.
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DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture,
Division OF Statistics,
Washington. D. c.. July 9. 1897.

washington, II. u, July >, 1876
Wells. Richardson & Co.:
0entiemen-Somelhing over year ago
was suffering with nervousness. loss
OF appetite AMI insomnia l was al run
down, and nothing did me any good, IN
til a friend advised me 20 try Paine
celery compound. / took four bottles OF
the compound. and l am more than
proud 70 testify that II completely cured
me | haven't had an unwen day since.
/ eat hearty and sleep Ike healthy
baby. I consider Paine's celery conn
pound the oaSt remedy manufactured.
AMI l most heartily recommend II 70
suffering humanity the world over
Sincerely yours, james s. Mccarthy
Slesplessness is the most common. as
well as the most alarming, ailment
among those who toll with them brains
Patient after patient repeats the same
story. He goes 20 bed az the usual hour,
falls off 10 sleep very much as usual.
but. instead OF sleeping through the
whole night. wakes about three o. earlier
and can get mo more sleep after that
time
Carry home bottle Of Paine's celery
compound and see how soon insomnia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
MULLaH,s Pull WOULDN'T GO
Promised to Stop the British Cannons'
Mouths by Divine Means

Simla, Sept. 24.-Owing to the pro-
tracted campaign against the Mob
mands, General Sir William Lockhart.
commander of the Punjab frontier
forces, and IN supreme control OF the
punitive operations, has decided 10 post
pone the general advance against the
Afridis at Tierah. their summer head
quarters, until October 9.
The Afridis are encamped in 4 strong
position on a rugged plateau, which il
will be most Difficult. % scale, and they
are assembled there IN great force. Ac-
cording 70 intelligence received from
SANTANA, an advance body OF over 1000
of the army has arrived in the khanti
valley and is watching the movements
of the British troops.
The Afridis are spreading a report
that the Ameer Of Afghanistan has
made hostages OF them and will help
them II hostages are given.
The news from the Mohmand expedi-
ton is very satisfactory. General JEFF
fiery is meeting with ltetle opposition ana
is destroying the enemy's fortincations
and villages. The tribesmen appear
cowed and overtures OF surrender are
expected very shortly.
It appears that they los. over seventy
killed and large number wounded dur
ing the night attack on Sir Bindor
Blood's column, their heavy defeat de-
stroying their faith in the Mullah whc
had promised to close the muzzles OF tht
British guns by divine means.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
LITTLE BOY CAN NOT LIVE
Pitiable Case OF Wayne Simmons In Okla
hOm8,

Guthrie, o. T, Sept. 24.-All hopes for
the recovery Of little Wayne Simmons
have been despaired Of. Structure in his
throat from the effects Of concentrated
I've which he swallowed on the 18th OF
last March Is constantly closing tighter
and tighter until now 1t is almost i'm
possible for MIN TO swallow the slightest
particle Of nourishment. His condition
has reduced him to a mere skeleton, but
despite the fact that ne has taken prac-
tically no food in over three weeks, so
great is his vitality that he still has
strength to raise up in bed and sit
alone He has endured his long and
great suffering with very little worry
and complaint for a child scarcely 2
years old, and the great wonder 10 ply
sicians and all is that death did not
claim him months ago. While there's
life there's nope, but in little Wayne's
case the mere fact Of life alone, hang
ing upon such a slender thread, is OF
little consola ton to those nearest and
daa ract IA him.
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MISS STEELE IS MARRIED
Daughter Of the First Governor of Okla =
homa Bride.

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 24.-Says dis
patch from Marion, Ind, the marriage
OF Hugh R. Belknap, congressman from
Chicago, and Miss Marietta Steele.
daughter OF Congressman and Mrs.
George W. Steele. was solemnized at
Gethsemane Episcopal church in this
city tonigh. at o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. j. l. Presley,
rector of Gethsemane church. The edi-
fee was deliberately decorated with
smilax, goldenrod and palms. The
CHURCH was filed with invited guest,
many from Marion and neighboring
cities. The military orchestra, from the
Marion branch, national military home,
played the wedding march as the bridal
party entered the church. The services
were of the most impressive nature. As
the party marched up the aisles IL was
met by me bridesmaids, who carried
large bouquets Of roses. At the. center
of the church the bridesmaids turned
and preceded the party TO the sanctuary.
The bride wore a cream satin robe, a
tulle veil. and diamonds.
TIE bridesmaids were Miss Bertha
Wolcott of Keokuk, Iowa. and Miss
Gold thaite OF Marion was the maid OF
honor Alan L. Reid Of Chicago. cousin
OF Mr.. Belknap was best man, George
w. Steele, Jr., brother Of the bride. who
is cadet at Annapolis, and Jesse Over
street Of indianapolis, were grooms.
| This evening at the Steele residence a
| reception was held, invitations having
| been issued 20 300. Guests from out OF
| town were Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s.
| Heath. Vespasian Warner, member OF
congress from Illinois; George McCul-
| lough, secretary of the Indiana state
! Republican committee; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Spilker and George Spilker
| Muncie, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Arm
old Of Chattanooga, Tenn; Alan L. Reid
of Chicago. and Jesse Overstreet, con-
gresham from Indianapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Belknap left tonight for wedding
tour through the south. They will re-
turn to Chicago, where they will reside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
FOR WAYS THAT ARE DARK
Heather Chinese Develops Aptitude In an
ENTIRELY New Direction.

san Diego. Cal. Sept. 24.-Six Chinese
were captured before daylight at Dull
zura. thirty-five miles east of here, on
the Mexican border. They were in the
acc OF entering American territory.
Simultaneous With their capture
comes a story told by Sheriff Jennings,
- the effect that the willy heather have
taken advantage OF the deportation law.
10 secure for themselves a free trip
home II China whenever they wish 10
So.
This state OF affairs, 1t was learned.
prevails as far east as e Paso. The
sheriff there. who was in San Diego re-
Gently, told Sheriff Jennings that the
great number OF Chinese recently cap
,ured had led 70 evidence that they
mad deliberately caused their oSn cap
ture for The purpose Of getting back %
China free OF charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
MONETARY COMMISSION
Engages In General Discussion and Then
Adjourns to Monday.

Engages In General Discussion and Then
Adjourns tn Monday.
Washington, Sept 24-The monetary
commission resume dts sessions here to-
day. An adjournment until Monday
was taken a; the close Of today's ses-
sion. and 1t is expected that when the
commission resumes work next week
there will be full attendance OF MEM
bers and such an advance made in pre-
liminary arrangements that the sub
committees can be announced and their
work begun. 1t Is understood that
President Edmunds has selected the
committees, but as several Of the gen
tlemen want changes of assignment the
list will not be made public until finally
arranged. There will be three main
committees. namely. on gold and sill
yer; on United States notes. and on
banking and currency. The adjourn
ment will give the members opportunity
10 attend 10 private affairs most all OF
whom being business men having large
private interests. The discussion has
brought out. however. that the members
feel that their personal attendance a.
the session OF the commission and OF The
suO-cOTlIIlittees Is essential u ACCOM-
plish the work before them during the
next ninety days. and for this reason
they Will eoe present al the meetings as
far as possible instead OF leaving the
work 10 be shaped while they are widely
scattered. The morning session was
confined 70 a general discussion % lines
OF work. etc.
The discussion al tonisht's session was
along the sam general lines "a that
which characterized the meeting dur
ing the past two days On Monday. &.
is expected, President Edmunds viii an
nnunra The Committees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
In,era.tissai Cse.. Ioars meet

Bsrl.u. sep. 24.-In ne tr-eFha = ia :
caess .ouru3mznt BOTH ga1lea ieft &C.
arssa-8 yeste.1ay evening Esfe en-
cis4es .o5sy. Ea1z beat Z.ak4 al
Sietser and Casr5usek 9reE
u 70 ! s.c.9-G t14s at-eTnoon re
i7rsxlnz rssssiis zee recorded n q
esesenia roIa1-
E.Ack5srre ses. MARI. Enzilsca and
s1h.sohi~s i-ex. and Bzt3e-e2ea sfS-
.l-e.) i,st - Loan
TIE o;ze- ssrnes resulted - t7iloEs;
caro- zss 5s<sstsi 81 81~ue. Yfl1la sgsg
zsns dan before lsf--t. Aag 2 aE4
T=csa gor.n d.sE. Alo-n 3efea-e3 Te--s-
u.nn. Cazr5sssk -sst Jsanssk.. SEMI
fsrs 4esestea &~szzsT. Zs1zi sesi Sgs1a-
III Biaekbsrn nv ass tas .ss4 oE~s
Jsrozsxl. Azr1o and Tsl5FJsi ~ a4l.
r,-sa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
Get What You Want.

II you want something you want II,
and don't let any one palm off another
article on you made by different firm.
If you go to a drug store TO get soda
water you would walk out in disgust If
the druggist were 10 try and sell you
glass of cod liver oil, but you think moth
Ing OF tiff you ask for certain brand of
sarsapariila. celery compound or some
body's liver pills and the druggist sells
you another brand, saying its just as
good. That's substitution. And that is
what every legitimate tradesman in the
United States is objecting to.-Evenlng
telegraph RucyruS Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
RAILROAD BoOoIs sPROUTING
ArIzona's Act to Encourage Building Is
Bearing Much Fruit.

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 24.-Within the
last three months notices TO construct
5000 miles of new railroad have been
filed with the territorial secretary of Ar
iona. There are thirty-one separate
filings, of almost as many separate liens
Of new railroads. The filings are made
under a law passed by the last legisla-
ture to the effect that all new railway
lines on which active work should be
commenced within one year from the
passge of the act should be exempted
from all county, municipal and terrific
rial taxation for a period of fifteen
years. This was known as the bill to
encourage the construction Of railroads
in Arizona, and its passage was bitterly
anpoSei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
PERFECTLY LEGAL. OF COURSE
SIN Lillian aad Her New Edward VIII
Take No Charees on IL.

San Frsnci=co, See- 2i--Tle an
,,1noA-nent that Mrs Lily Lanxtry vii
marry Prince Es,s-3azy IS coii;lrI-'e=--
Attorney Henry < McPlse Q! MS ci;y
= authority FOR the Announcement,
WHOM is 70 Dc taken IN connection with
me statements PerzLs;en;iy and repeat
ealv published since =As sec1re1 her il
voice In May last. as - Mrs Lanzr-y' :
,-osoective marriage 70 this Distinguish
"a Sesi % al ancient no1se-
u have recently received. sa41 NJ
M-PIks ron. my client Ms Lang
Try. notice o: her intention % return =
California by ne end ct November
Prince Es;s-Aazy ALL accompany ae-.
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and Immediately upon their arrival here
they viii be married in Lake ounty, 1
presume, for her home is there.
Because they have preferred to be
married in this state il must be argu-
ed thae either Mrs. LangTy or Prince
Esterhazy regards the formers divorce
as lacking in legality in any other jur-
isdiction. On the contrary. they are ad-
vised by their solicitors in London tha,
the decree granted in Lakeport has
freed her absolutely from Mr.. Lanstry.
50 that she may marry in any part %
the world il she choose"
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Takes Five Years to do IL
Philadelphia, Sept. 24.-Lieutenant r.
z. Peary, the Arctic explorer. arrived in
this city last night. He went direct 10
the Lafayette hotel, and after light
lunch ratiretd TO his room without reg
isering. He gave orders not to be dis
turbed, saying that he would receive no
one Early this morning the explorer
was driven to League Island, where he
said he was going on official business.
He stated this morning that what ne
considered the most important discovery
Was the finding Of the relics OF the Gree
lev expedition. These were found al
Cape Sabine, but he said that ne would
not describe them al present. Inc par
~. Lieutenant Peary said, had expert
enced 4 most unusual storm season.
They had but few days that could
be called pleasant, so that they could
do but very little. He had, however, sue
ceeded in establishing quarters and a
base of supplies in Greenland prepara-
tory to his new expedition next spring.
Lieutenant Peary will leave this city
for Washington this evening or early to-
morrow morning.
When seen upon his return from the
navy yard, Lieutenant Peary said:
I'm addition to securing the meteorite
I laid the plans for next years expedi-
ton, and when leave again, which Will
be about the END of next July, it will De
to remain up there until I reach the Pole
IN
five years to accomplish this object.
Next summer I shall take my vessel
I'D to Sherard Osborne F'jord and make
that place my base Of supplies.
"On the last trip made arrangements
with Arctic highlanders, tribe OF Esqui
maux, consisting of 230 men, women mad
children, known as the most northerly
tribe of human beings on earth, TO put in
this coming winter in obtaining seal,
bear and deer skins for our clothing and
in securing all the walrus meat they can
for dog meat. I have also selected eight
young men of the tribe, with their wives,
canoes, dogs, sleighs and tents, to accom-
pany me TO Sherard Osborne Fjord which
is about 800 miles further north than
their present abode.
my party will consist Of surgeon,
possibly another white man, and myself;
the rest will be Esquimaux. The latter
know how to drive dogs; they can go
hungry and know now TO get food.
THE conditions under which 1 shah
make the coming expedition are the most
satisfactory The American Geographl-
cal society has assured me $4,000 to
meet all expenses, and have been given
five years leave Of absence. I shall prob
ably buy new ship for next year though
we may use the Hope again. Mrs. Peary
will not accompany me.
am quite sure that I shall succeed IN
reaching the Pole. esnaN ng .lebtaoin
reaching the Pole. hansen got within
2S6 miles. but Andree did not have one
chance in a thousand when he started to
drift over the Pole. 1 don't think An
dree will accomplish anything and ne
NAV have lost his life long before this in
mis- attempt"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
BUSINESS PORTION BURNED
9th. Town Of Alton l. l.. Inciuding the
Frisco Depot

Muscogee. / T. Sep. 24.-Every bust
ness house IN ele town OF Alton. fifteen
miles vest O. here, was destroyed - IRE
his afternoon. The Frisco railroad de-
Dot was among the buildings destroyed
Fjf,ean cars iaadej with xhea, were also
DESTROYED. The loss il stated 70 be Owe.
s-n 90
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New Orleans and Of the danger Of the
fever extending. The board has decid-
ed that If the disease continues to
spread they will inspect every train COM
ing from New Orleans and il they find
passengers afflicted will quarantine the
train and put the passengers in the
hospital for detention
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
Gross Outra Ges

Upon the stomach and bowels are perpe-
trated by mult.tudes of injudiciOus people
who, upon experiencing the annoyance Of
constipation in a slight degree, infiltrate
their bowels with drenching evacuantS,
which enfeeble the intestinal membrane 10
a serious extent, sometimes, even, super
inducing dysentery or piles. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is the true succedaneum
for these nostrums, since It is at once in
v'gorating, gentle and effectual. 1t also
banishes dyspepsia, malarial complaints,
rheumatism and kidneY troubles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
r.,nrd..t Colorado sprinEs.

Csl,ras5 Springs. Colo. Sept A-Tss
third days Infantry competition a.
Camp =. r. Jeffrey ~as In sSiFfniHa h'-
i1g We4-her cool. dr.% clouds; Esas
variable x.n8s from azh;. twelve miles
an hour Following sre me CORES ct
me use leading eontssan.A win their
arz-sze-e Pr tarse lays.
Sergeant g. u. smell. Company c. ss~-
eutb. 1-6-in
Corporal y. Barrett. Company A. Sew
en-1 lGs-44
Private r. Eaxklas. Company +.
TFslty- fog~5. iu-+5i
Corporal - =. C8rrr<f. Company z.
s-ven-1. I.Z-{fs
Catp9-a william Tate. comoszy A.
TKsrsty -f1grsa IeJ-Ef7.
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this time relied upon rainvater cisterns
and bad wells. A Belgian firm has the
contract, which is already under way,
and Consul General Vifquain, at Pana-
MA, VINO reports the fact 10 the state
says the necessary tearing
I'D of the streets and ancient sewers Will
probably cause an epidemic OF yellow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
aCnre for Billions Colo.

Resource, Screven Co., Gal have
been subject to attacks of bilious collie
for several years. Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the
only sure relief. 1t acts like charm
One dose Of it gives relief when all 9TH
er remedies fail.-G. D. Sharp. For sale
by druggists.
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r., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ro.r1a on re Colombo H,dlsnf rs;,-oas.
Rz-es are very low - III - rs. - ne
~ HIscra.e1 panpa3~--
X. z BAILEY. =. ?. 4.
Denver. Colo
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r,R-oFF CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. sept 2i--The CalitoT-
ria safe board OF health Is in daily tee
rraaa!c communication with, Dr. Dai-
nhan, chairman o. rae LOUISIANA SAFE
mar. q. health. and Is kept constantly
advised o. the condition o. anai-s n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25
CAR OF OKLAHOMA PRODUCES
Santa Fe Company Will AID the Territory
to Advertise Herself

At the meeting of the Fair association
H. H. Hagan brought up the matter of
sending out a car Of Oklahoma products
TO exhibit in every state OF the Union.
The idea was adopted and the Santa F'e
was asked IL it would take such car.
In answer the following letter was re-
ceiyed:
Topeka, Kan, Sept. Is. 1897.
Henry Il. Asp, Esq. solicitor for OKLA
homa, Guthrie, Q. T.
Dear Sir-In reply TO your favor Of the
5th inst. took up the matter OF hauling
the proposed display free with our gem
eral manager, and he now authorizes me
TO say that We will agree 10 haul this
coach free on local trains from Guthrie
10 Chicago and return, and let you have
one of our old coaches stripped OF seats
to be fitted for the display Of Oklahoma
products, with the understanding that
ali the counties tributary 10 our line in
Oklahoma shall be allowed TO place an
exhibit in the car IL they desire TO do so.
and with the further understanding that
two attendants only shall be carried free.
VIII you kindly so advise Mr.. II. II. Ha-
gan and furnish me, as soon as possible,
the names Of the two attendants and alec
advise OF the date when il is desired 10
have the car start upon its trip so that
proper instructions may be issued for its
handling. We well rely upon you 10 see
that the matter is handled upon the ba
sis named Very truly yours.
JOHN z. FROST.
Land Commissioner.
The car will be in charge OF Colonel
Cone. the famous horticultural and aGri-
cultural exhibitor, who for twenty years
has fixed all such displays for the Santa
Fe road, prepared the exhibit OF Okla
homa products for the worlds fair. and
is now in charge % the agricultural de-
partment al the Tennessee centennial
Fortunately Colonel Cone is in the city
and ready 20 prepare the exhibit
Farmers are asked 10 bring in ;heir
fines: products. I: will benefit them -
have these 20 over the country. Ever
after Oklahoma products viii bring high
er priees in them arkeis- Only the ar;i-
c,es rhat receive a premium will Dc ell
gible for this display.
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TNTFRHAJS STILL NOISY.

Vienna, Sept. A.-There was renewed
uproar in the unterhaus when the presi-
Gent OF the house, DR.. Kathrein, replying
to the question Of a member yesterday.
if il were true that there were sixteen
policemen disguised as attendants in the
unterhaus, said that no policeman was
present and that only a few of the at
tendants who had formerly been police
men were in the house.