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seldom be told if women would but properly
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With her fsrlily's well-being2 The greatest
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The ddlhita 9aily gueslay EHoniuo Marh

airy lack on that score, and his CORES
pondence, which was signed Don Car
los" was Of the best that came from the
in5urgent side. Crosby was Of English
birth, and as Consul General Lee sug-
sests. he was educated in France and
graduated from the celebrated military
school of ST. Cyr. He entered the French
army and served in Algiers and else
where. Later on he became a civil en-
gineer and as such built a railroad in
Mexico, in which country he lived for
SIX or sever years. He went to Cuba as
correspondent for the Chicago Record
last winter and at once went through
the lines and cast his fortunes with the
insurgents, not as a combatant but as a
newspaper correspondent strictly. His
work has been highly regarded.
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condition 10 receive for another pcrioc
Of five years fresh army OF pauper
dead.
AS a rule. these florists, stonecuttexs
and gravediggers are exceedin9iy ret.
cent. But there are times when they b.
come exceedingly communicative, and
then they relate ~isrd tales Of oofins
which. on being opened. bear inside ths
traces Of bleeding finger MARKS and Of
the scratches of desperate finger natIz,
Of bodies that are distorted, instead o.
repossng on their backs, as when laid
in their ooffins. and OF faces dstortsd
by aeony-the agony OF a person who
swakes from a lethargy Of conscious
nees only 90 find himself ineiosed with
in the narrow walls Of a oof.in beneAih
the ground.
Tho men do not like 90 talk about =,
for IL is = gruesome subject. Besides,
could any such stories De trao>d 20 thru
by their employers. they would ct oocs
BE- discharged. They have. ther~sore.
co reason IN appeal 10 their insgtzE-
tons. no eau>r 20 exAggerats. bat rather
the reverse. and the oonSequenoe 10 that
th1 tales they tell rnsy Be- regarded m
below rather than above the truth.
Cases OF premature burial are mncls
more likely 20 happen IN Frame. and
indeed. everywhere on The contsne-71 CT
Europe than IN the Unlted States. osstrs
20 tic very stringent lava thar prevail
n TIE Cd world a 20 The sp~~dy inter
meat of the dead stin. ~ TIE a1rue
iinoe- tssze stories nay serve 70 allow
'fi-st instances Of premature burial ara
~ no rnears 20 rare a. doctors aad ar
''s-'akers would hare TIE public b>l.svA
~ i. World
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PREMATURE eURials.
A Common Occurrences in Payz
Cemeteries.

Any impression THAI stores about the
frequency % premature burials are doe
90 imagination would be speedily dss-
p~sIe5 6y = Conversation with thoze
stooenaso1s and florists located ou.-
side the yates Of slusoE. err-Y great
metropolitan eeza.tery. as well a y IN
the gardeners and grz-ed,r gers Q. the
latter.
These Der- especially those EMPLOYED
- tie huge Partisan rec-opolfs Of Per.
Ia CAssse. hare VAT experience IN the
matter. SOt culy are ;hey presen, a,
the exsurastio1s continually t-sin~
MADE. either oy private parties az ~ TIE
auihorities. os.s they also tax. Fart II, or
witness tie digging Up % what "a
ksowTs here - tie --fo.sse e1,-aruurs
that = 20 saF. iAsf part OF Gods Acre
EslSsre al the r2p1erx are inferred
ETerT I've years The ~fo<Se eoru.unrue-
= dag ilp. TIE bones beng either st..r-.s
a~zy !. the crypt Of soEse church or
e-fe sold Tor sc n ;he refining Of suear-
sd the S~&e 1S@Gg-e- = ;ke. !. =
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vAssos CHEEKED AS A HERO
BY the Irish Members While Curzon Reads
the Admirars Report,

London, March 29.-RepIying to vari
Ous questions in the house of commons
today, regarding the Cretan situation, the
parliamentary secretary for the foreign
bflicc, Mr.. Curzon, said that the best an
swer to t1eiu was contained in the dis
patches from the British admiral in Gre
tan waters, which he read. After reciting
the known incidents of the attack and
capture of Malaxa and the evacuation of
the blockhouse, which, the admira. says,
were due 10 the TWO cannon served by
the Greek troops being operated against
Il out of the sight Of the ships, the dis
pa.ches continue:
Owing to repeated attacks of the in
surgerts, who on Saturday had cannon
On the outposts commanding Canea, the
admirals decided that il was necessary to
treat the insurgents as an enemy and to
demand troops from their respective gov
ernments before lorg. as in order to eff
fectively protect the town In their charge
! the further advance of the insurgents
must be stopped.
The greatest alarm prevails in that
town, where famine and disease are al
ready threatening the refugees.
''Colorel Vases. who is reported to
have received the admirals' ultimatum,
replied by ordering the capture of the
blockhouse"
Under date Of Sunday, the British ad-
miral telegraphed:
The insurgents are following their
successes by developing an attack upon
a strong earth fort held by the Turks be-
hind Suda Point.
THE general situation in the island is
that Colonel Vassos has declared open
war against .he great powers"
While Mr.. CurzOn was reading the ad-
mirars dispatches the Irish members
loudly cheered every reference to insur-
gent successes and interjected "Oh's" of
shame" whenever he spoke Of repressive
measures, which were loudly cheered on
the ministerial side of the house
John g. s. NacNeil. anti-Parnellite, in
connection with the statement that Colo
ne. Nassos had declared war against the
powers, cried: May he succeed"
Timothy NJ Healey exclaimed: Bravo,
Vassosr'
WHEREVER the tree of benefcence taxes
root, it sends forth branches beyond Inc
gky-Saadi VII
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BucELEN's ARNToA sALvE.

The Best Salve Ia tire world tor Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rbeum.
Fever Sores. Tetisr. Chapped Hands.
Chubls n. Corns. and all SKA Erup-
tons, aa1 positively cures Piles. CT 20
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perfect satisfaction o. money refunded
Price p cents per box. Per sale 81 Geo.
Van Werdea's Pharmacy. Is y. Main
street. and g Csaring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
a.-e-.r.z
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CUBAN CORRESPONDENT KILLED
c. t. Crosby. the Chicago Records Man
Falls nv a Chance Shot

Washing ton, Marth 2a-The following
dispatch was received from Consul Gen
eral Lee, dated Havana. yesterday:
Mr.. c. Z. CROSBY Of New York. the
representative Of the Chicago Record, is
reported killed while watching with field
glasses a combat between the Spanish
and insurgent forces near Arroyo Blanco.
close 10 the boundary OF Puerto Principe
and Santa cara. He came 70 the island
January 50 and Is said 70 have grada-
a,ed az s.. Cyr. France"
Mr- Crosby was NOT an experienced
newspaper man, 5ag his energy supplied
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Premier Delyannis, that bulgaria and
Servia had entered into an agreement
with Greece TO the effect that so soor
as the latter declares war against the
Turkish government they will take &C.
ton looking to the partition of Macedo-
MIA The statement concludes:
THE government adheres entirely to
peaceful policy, and places the fullest
confluence in the issue of the action OF
the POWERS, and of the chamber"
SAUCE FOR THE GANDER.
Vienna, March 29.-The speech from
the throne at the opening of the reich
orath today expresses the hope that the
cooperation of the powers will lead to
a satisfactory solution of the Cretan
question, and proceeds:
"Greece's inconsiderate act has led my
government, in close concert and with
the full confidence Of the other powers,
TO adopt measures aiming to maintain
the status quo. If, then, Greece in the
present phase can in no way count upon
the approval of the powers, on the 9TH
er hand Turkey must take into account
,hat she would assume great responsible
ity il, binding herself TO her most vital
interests, and contrary TO the unani-
nous advice Of the powers, she refuses
10 remedy said abuses and thus main
tains a situation concealing the germ OF
constant anxiety"
ADAIIRALS WANT MORE MEN.
Canea, March 29.-In order to insure
The security of the coupled towns, the
aGnirais have telegrapned to their res
psct:ve governments 10 send an addition
al 600 men each. They have decided to
occupy Akrotiri.
CANEA'S WATER SUPPLY.
Canea, March pa mixed detach-
ment OF French, Italians, Russians, and
Turks under the command of French
captain has occupied the fortress of
Datsunarina, which protects the spring
supplying Canea with water, the insurg- |
ents having attempted TO cut off the |
water supply.
NEVER MIND THE FARLEY.
Athens, March ga dispatch receiv-
n here from Retimo, Island Of Crete. /
says that several British and Russian Of
fcers. with a strong detachment OF ma
rineS. arrived there today TO notify the |
Insurgents of the decision of the powers
to grant autonomy to the island. While
the officers were parleying with the in
s1rgent chiefs under flag Of truce, hos
tlities between the Turks and Christians
In the town We're reopened and the de-
tachment retired.
FRENCH CRUISER SAILS.
ToUlon, March 29.-The French cruis-
er Pugeaud sailed for Crete today.
To CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
ALI drr1eroriSra rafl1nA the money IL IL |
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ssssss csa.x. rs s.s,.-,.

VIZ snal!PaTss is<ho has carefully
sg4red up the COS. q two tsext~r tsei-
rs AMI tie street car .sre3-Do you
z Joy The drama. Alss Cehall7
Mss GeAali-oh. very mach; but
i'e entirely worn out every tine
! go lou see. tie play Is seldom over
s-'oFs hslf-paS: te1. ard then Il takes
fnliy al hour 20 get sayoer a. sr,.r.s
md after that comes -he Isag ride bor,~.
and the haeknsn q r,s,se goa -. vaa
Know
On,--er-whs. DO ron ;kink ~
erS7s nirg "-Ph Ila5egphls Tirss
lis Tee
1ones-What do roa fh'rt e saes :
~oaaa's a. Ma H1Feioek. - to e.s-sev~
= % es1rcn without carry izg Eer l.tsf
cozgie With h<r7
bro~n-I shiak such . sxosaar = rsxx
FED % iae ~rOoy rzan. ,hGs,. -.
Cleveland LeaSsr
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Aad ve-y early to-. TEas's ~hzs say eze
saa.sa D. z treating cn-'s ss.f Gos lassz-cE
% TIE kidneys s1S bis2ser. Pc d4zT@flc
zhiea sxpzrsence irascsfeE a. sgrrsf.a
.hs requisite stiszsastaoz - tie crzz--
ztsou. ezc.Isrx hen. = BcstefteT's Sscsz-
al H.rterS. Lsozt Decay g. zrsney Ia
ttoz All tssc so are 5cf far zszs1 E-1-
fever zn8 SSue- 1sEcesss.z. rsrs-1-sr o..
rheumatism <z1 ns-Ss eshlAss 4lsa. Hss
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-30

The light in the
W in d ow after
midnight but too
frequently tells
the old, old story
of the awful tor
ture of approach
ing motherhood
for some illy-pTe-
pared WON e n.
All too often
death turks on the
doorstep. This is
!, CfN- shat ,o,II
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TO BEGIN WITH MAY
ANARCHIST AGITATION OF
REVOLUTIONARY NATURE.

Arrangements Making in Chicago for jus
Such Manifestations rs Preceded tn.
Hsymarket Riots-Kentucky Murdere
Caught in Ohio-Coiorado AboIishei
Capital Punishmsnt-Tou Gate Raider,
in Kentucky SswmiI ExpIosion-Drown
ings in Various Localities Vessels in
Distress-CrIme and Catastrophe.
| Chicago, March 29.-The Post says TO
day: According to anarchists in Chica-
| go, an extensive movement of revoiu-
tionary nature has just been set OF
| foot Systematic agitation is TO De be-
| gun May 1. Outdoor meetings are 10 be
held, whether or not police permission is
and speeches as preceded the Havna-k-
ct episode are being made.
MURDERER RIGGS CAEGRT.
louisville, KY, March ga special
who murdered young boyd ana lis
father near Mount tiiieai last weeg. mas
been captured ay the Ohio authorizes.
Riggs was arrested al the home Of a
relative in Felicity. Ohio, and was ta:Sea
completely by surprise. lie was heavily
armed but Offered no resistance. lie will
be brought 10 Maysv.l;e for trial Pub
lie sentiment Is strong against Riggs.
IL will be two months before a grand
jury meets.
POLICE ARE LOOKING.
Chicago, March 2s.-Tacked TO the
steps in the Illinois Central companys
Van Buren, street station a card was
found tonight, bearing the following in
scription:
II have committed suicide and you
will find my body in the river near the
Lake street bri6Ae.
(Signed) FRANK ]. LEWIS,
Omaha"
WALLENBTHG NOT GCnTY.
Chicago, Marcn o?.-3rjfesso- Ludwig
Wailenberg, music teacher, who ias
been in jail since February -. accused
OF the murder OF Salon Keeper Henry
Shoemaker, vas discharged today after
an investigation Of rhe case by the
grand jury.
NO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
Denver, Col. March Ex-Governor
Adams today sig:ai the bill abolishing
capital punishment III Colorado.
TOLL GATE RAIDERS.
Louisville. Ky, Mach CA special
from Lancaster says: 4 hundred mask
ed men destroyed four Toll gates in Car
rard county last night. They threatened
the directors AM satekeepers with
death if any toll was collected and N
sisted that they mean; Just what they
said. Armed regulators are patrolung
this section of the country IN search of
the raiders and 4 mae-:nS between tie
two forces is feared. IN Mercer county
the raiders threaten &c dstroy all TIE
gates with dynamite and no toll IS be-
ing collected.
DOODLE IN NEBRASKA. |
Lincoln, Neb:, March ga committee |
Of the senate today began 10 take testi- |
nony in an investigation Of charges |
made by the Omaha Bee that a bill TO |
permit open gambling was passed |
through the senate by means of Doodle. |
The bill had been sent to the house. but |
when the Bee published an expose of It's
nature the senate recalled ard killed il.
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from CrinnIe Creek

After the big fire in Cripple Creek. /
took a very severe cold and tried many
remedies without help. the cold only be-
coming more settled. After using three
small bottles OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, both the cough and cold left
mo. aid in this high altitude il takes
mer.torious cough remedy TO DO any
good.-G. B. Henderson. editor Daily
Advertiser. For sale by druggists.
New York. March IA strike OF the
steam-ftters IN the city. In which between
1900 and s9.no9 men may be employed. was
declared today when over so steamhfters
refused 10 90 10 work IN their shops. The
strike Is the result Of a practical lockout
OF the part of the bosses TIE latter ar
announced on Saturday that the agreement
hitherto existing between themselves and
their employees would not longer be consic-
cred and those VINO wished 10 report for
work this morning must syn neS rules.
The men refused to sign and 90 the strike
Is on
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NEVER MIND THE FARLEY.

To CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. 25c
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STOLE MADAMg'S JEWELS

New York, March e9.-The detective
bureau Of this city made public today
the fact that on March l Mime. Hari,les
P. Fachiri, guest Of the Buckingham
hotel, was rooo6d Of jiam)nds worth
$4,000 to 5000 The ;ewels were taken
from the room occupied by Mrle.
Fachiri. Thus far Inc detectives have
obtained no clue 70 the thief
BOLLN'S ASSISTAT.
Omaha, Neb, March 2a-Jercme x .
Coulter, charged with embezziing s25.-
coo while ass slant city treasure under
Henry Bolln. wno IS charged with en-
bezzling 800. 600. vas brought up in The
district court ;his morning for TRIAL. He
secured Continuance until May 3.
Coulter is nov living 10 New Orleans.
He cane II last night, and vii! return
at once.
THE ENGiNEER TO BLAME.
Augusta. Ky. March i9-The boiler
Of portable saw mill exploded today.
instantly killing Able Eoone and J. j.
Tucker. and fatally iaIuring three men.
The dead and Injured mea were en-
ployes who were az work around the
mill al the time rhe explosion occurred
None OF them will rec.,ec. Ths eSpios-
ion was caus ID by the csre,sssnes' OF
the engineer. who pumped cold water
into the boiler without the proper pre-
cautions. The engineer was un.ntCred.
SAGINAW GETS OFF.
New York. March 2e.-Tna Clyia Line
steamer Saginaw. which vert ashore
March "a near Beach Haven, y. ]. dug.
ing a thick fog on her psssag+ from
ed early today.
P enSacoia. Fla. March 2e-Eignt lives
were lost today by the wrecking. Of Pen
sacola bar. OF an oyster sioop bound
hence from St. Andrews. The craft was
caught in a squall, was swaTgped and |
sank within few mirutes. or the sloOp |
were John Constantine. the owner: MS |
broshsr-in-.aw. John Notes. and Con- /
stantire's wife and five children. and hts |
wifes sister. named Notes. AL were losl |
save Notes. who swan ashore on piece
of the wreckage.
DROWNINGS IN TEXAS.
Gainesville. Tex. March 2e.-Miss Ru-
oy Smith daughter OF Alderman Smith 1
u this place, and Albert Thomson. a
Young man who vas accompanying her
rom Era TO this city. wers drowned las
1ight FIVE miles west % here. Z attempt
ng 20 ford creek that hal become
aging torrent as a result q the IN
orscedsu,ei rainfall q yesterday and
asst night
After the grip tina; low STATE % health
one Is quickly built Up D. Hoods Sz--
a parilia-
Washington. March @a-Rep ress1 "a
i've Spzulding % Michigan today intro
1eed joins resolution providing toT fas
.nnsxsti01 % Hawai- % ire Tnite1
'ta,es. Under the provisi51s q The res
luton coagress shall consent fhst fas {
a1dWich Islands may D. erected into q /
ex STATE % % known As ;he STATE q !
Hawaii. wira a republican form os GOV I
--rF-s-r f,
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WHEREVER the tree of benefcence taxes
root, it sends forth branches beyond Ulle
sky.-Saadi.
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Overturned IRELAND.

London. March 29.-The mayor of Dub
lin, in full robes OF Office. attended the
bar OF the house Of commons today in
order 10 present q petition praying the
commons 10 take into consideration the
flnarcial relations between Great Britain
and Ireland. TO redress the s,ate OF az
fairs whereby Ireland is overtaxed.
HEALTH OF THE CZARWITCH
Algiers. March 29.-The health of the
czarwitch is unchanged. He goes out
driving daily. A private telegram sent
10 London from here on Saturday last.
stated that the condition Of the car
witch hopeless. He has been an invalid
for long time past and ii has frequent
" been announced that his life was de-
SPARED OF.
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WILL SEND HIS MAN
M'KINLEY HAS IN MIND a COM
MISSIONER TO CUBA.

Name Not Mentioned, But Described "as .
Close Personal Friend and Man Of Con-
siderable Legal Ability" - DIR. Ruiz's
Case the Point of Specific Inquiry-Lee
is Said to Kick on the Arrangement
Chicago Records Cuban Correspondent
KiIIed-Cuban General Rivera Captured
Other Foreign News.
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Lincoln, Neb:, March ga committee
Of the senate today began 10 take testi-
mony in an investigation Of charges
made by the Omaha Bee that bill TO
permit open gambling was passed
through the senate by means of Doodle
The bill had been sent to the house. but
when the Bee published an expose of It's
nature the senate recalled ard killed il.
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pROWNINGs Is TEXAs.

After the grip tina; low STATE Of health
tone Is quickly built Up b. Hoods Sz--
saparilia-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-17
]. J. Sovereign Will Try for.
the Democratic Preside Dental
Nomination.
Stated 1t Was to That End That
He Resigned His Knights Of
Labor Position.
The Interim to Be Devoted to
Gaining as Many Support
erS as Possible.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 49, The Oour.
Ter Journal says: Mr.. j. r. Sovereign,
the retiring general master workman of
the knights of Labor, resigned his posi-
ton in order that he might push his
candidacy for president of the United
States in 1900. =: .$s : T.
Being free now from the responsible
tiles Of general master workman, and
having none of the former difficulties to
contend with, Mr.. Sovereign has clear
field before him, and delegates to the
general assembly openly acknowledge
that Mr.. Sovereign ia an avowed candi-
date for the presidency Of the United
States when Mr.. McKinley's term ex-
pires, and the movement Of making him
''field worker is the initial step of the
general assembly Of the Knights of
Labor to launch Mr.. Sovereign's boom.
''While it is said that Mr.. Sovereign
and the Hon. w. J. Bryan are on the
friendiest terms, the supporters Of Mr..
Sovereign say he will make every effort
to land the prize which Mr.. Bryan
seeks to secure. He spends all his spare
time disseminating his views and in the
general agitation Of all the principles
which the Knights of Labor advocate"