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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09

what evidence Leavitt has been taken
Into custody the police tonight refuse 10
state. Leavitt for the past four days has
talked much about the murder. but ne
has been allowed 10 follow his usual &C.
cupation of song selling on the sidewalks
of the city. The fact that the woman
was straHgled to death instead OF killed
by more usual method with some in
strument has been considered for some
days as particularly strange aspect OF
the case. and might seem to snow that 4.
was blind mans only method OF dispos-
ing of his victim. The police believe that
LeayTtt has spent a portion Of his life IL
states prisons in other states, some OF
them in the west, but for what offenses
they are al present unable 10 ascertain.
The murdered girl was positively iden-
tilted tonight as Mary Alice Ruderhan,
OF Ridge Centre, y. II. The Identification
was made by Mrs. Lucy \. Brown OF
Cambridge, for whom the girl worked
about a year ago, and whose name she
assumed when she left and took up her
abode in mis- city. A sister OF Mrs. Brown
as wen as a neighbor, also identified the
dead woman, and the statement is taken
by he police as conclusive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
National League Meeting

Philadelphia, Nov. s--The National
League meeting had its preliminary. or
curtain-raise-. in a session o: the aroi-
tration board tonight The board was
in session until after Midnight
In the dispute over the services %
Second Baseman Egan, ne board decii-
I'D t1at ;ae player rig0ttGlly belonged
u PHts5u-g and awarded him To that
club. as aga nst the claims % Brooklyn.
A number % representative OF minor
league clubs we're called into the board :
meeting room tor a conference fn Tela-
uon - The petition % the minor leagues
20. 4 modification of the present draf'-
ing rule. After airing their Views The
board asked the minor league men -
resolve Themselves into convention some
:'rle during the present League meeting
AMI agree upon 4 form ~ Amendment
. the constitution on the subject =
drafting saG - preseat I'D 90 Tie board
fr- SO cons = r-+t-.T
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LATE NEWS 8Y WIRE.

Berlin Nov. s-Cier~rsl Won wr~ie-
( 5ied N Saturday. II Gcri.tz. IN Pr51-
sian silesia.
Rris-5sne. Nov. sin Queenssns. -
ara o. pl1nt.ng IS double tss- o, as
year. sD5 many crops. X - ea;--raated
EiE yi~id forty 5ssitss . the acre
New York. Nov. S.--At re GrcE1 Poi-r
Sporting co tpaiKt. casper Taoo O'
New YORK. ana Johnny Giyrn . vi
nlngton. Del. spared q tUeniy--o1o1
draw.
Bs~aIo. ~ Y. NOV s-Ioc HrDkin.
rol,-ed. % Sez York I1n .re-a L1r-y
Becker q Bzyo1n~. fl twrrty roBn - ~
fas; fighting before tas Olympic Afal~ti-
club tonlEzt.
cs.cs-o. Nov. s-al3srnaa- Henry Lu-
tsolph q cae s.Iie~aih %sro =.s rBa
over All Insanity killed ~ = psezenzer
train Oh the Chlsszo SorC1Ecs;s-a rasl-
~ay tals eve1iaz
Czsre5sns. Oals. Nov. s-Ths con Is
tor q Ren5snlf1 R8tse4 zarfa sSo~r ~
is-g-sT~nsar faEs evenguE. ffis physl-
cizn ssy- ae or hes ag King -kznc-
fg- MS ~
Berlin. ScT E--T1aay ~ - thf-s
game l1 tie e1ess aszfcn Esiza He=sD
% Nov :. Se;Ee~z Ja.z~=7nki. tae pa
islas s1Psrt. sui xs-sr7s'. tae Berlin
sxpsr.. 80 feasst Ess 1rsE.
Es1ton. Nv. Or ssts-1sg ass. q:
EaTiorrgsTne. s1-~x I-t~ateaar:
- .ltssick. sra7s-1a = tA= fstr Gr1@rsl
U-lziisf2ek nls-rfns Ma H.sss~a=.
SyrsSge. d.sgs-er - Esrasfe ! s-TS-sr1s
CsfsSs 3 a.ss sss.-- q. S4s=s.sss. sssln-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
CIVIL SERVICE DECISION
Rendered by Judge Jackson in an Internai
Reveuue Transfer Case

c-,icsro Nov. s.-A SPECIAL to TIE
Tjnes-Herald from MaTtinsourg, w.
Va. says:
Judge John ]. Jackson handed down
\ decision to.ay which holds tina; trans
fe-s cannot. without trial. De made IN
der the civil service law, because Il IS
equivalent TO removal
Judge Jackson Insists that n. ap-
-,ointmeut OF a man u federal posi-
ton under the civil service law gives
him a right IN Equity 70 the place. which
no * not forced 70 surrender, save for
cause.
Judge jackson remarks n his focu-
men, that the leaving % Discretionary
-,o.ers IN the hands o, the heads o. de-
nartm.uts makes the civil service cssc
ist;e-. He remarks hat there IS NJ
DOUBT ne civil service law IS entirely
constitutional
His second finding IS tha. congress
has never delegated 70 the president and
TIE oonmittee legislative power.
HIS third p7in; 5s-la-es ira, The inter
nal revenue service has been placed Un-
der the -ne-i; code. and he also 5olfs
that any attempt To change the position
and rank Of officers in civil service De-
oa-tnents - a Violation o. <hs Law.
His fnzl holding Is thst curt ~
equity has q Eigat - ST IN sucA case
sus aas he jurisiiction g restrain ne
appointing POKER from removing TIE o.
ncers from sheir portions Z: sgra reaaoy-
as ara Gown 70 Be II yiols;ioa Q. tee
civil service act He therefore ORDERED
tast she rnea VINO hst ben ssifset from
q z0s9 sziz-ies place % a smaller "a
sriea 2iace s1ous5 &c rsiaststsd-
TIE government s7:ho.5siss acre te-
care the raEng % Ia3se jackson vii
cause great coo<zs.oa. as is fasings ass
tom what 5sa seen eIp~cted.
Tais cA-4 here. whics resulted - -,
opinion. xss b-o8Enr - reinsezts a
UnItet States stc-ekesp~-. c. gauge.
II tns revenue service. & eav store
xso9s- =; t5e Hsan3s dississrS Es.
% ; ,-o1sEisl CO s14!Es-A-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09

He>often complained to N. Dikef about
his losses. and the latter says that he
often demonstrated with Dreyfus against
INDUCING his dependency. The meth
Cd of suicide was 10y charcoal fumes.
HIS THIRD JAILBREAK.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 81. S. Thomas.
the forger, made his second escape from
The jail here early this morning by saw
ing the bars Of his cell and afterwards
saving the bars OF the window in the
rear OF the jail. Thomas made himself
famous by his previous escape from Jail
here and at Chicago, and his subsequent
marriage with Miss Fannie Rutherford
of Minneapolis, at ST. Louis. Three other
prisoners, charged with minor offenses.
also escaped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
COMMISSIONER JONES REPORTS
Upon the Condition of Indian Affairs for
the Past Year


Washington, Nov. S.-The annual re-
port OF Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
W. A. Jones made public to5ay, shows
there were thirty-seven contract schools
in operation last year. For the current
fiscal year IL has been deemed best 70
reduce the government compensation TO
the various schools small amount each
rather than 10 cut out any Of the schools
In the Crow Creek country. The gov
eminent has between three and fhur
million dollars invested IN Indian school
plants. The loss from fire for come years
has averaged $4,000 or more annually.
and fire protection is now being intro
duced in the schools generally.
The tocal number OF aliotInents to non
reservation Indians approved was I .oee;
on reservations: Yakimas in Washing
ton, SO4; Mission Indians on the Teme-
cula reservation, California, IS: ChiPpe-
was in Minnesota, Also.
Recommendation is made for the rati-
fcadon by congress Of the treaty nego-
tiatei October II, 1881, With the Pa
hutes on the Pyramid Lake reserva-
ton in Nevada tor the surrender % the
southern portion % the reservation.
which includes the town OF Wadsworth.
The citizens OF Washington are with
out title and are regarded by the gov
ernment as intruders on the Indian
lands. The Indians feel aggrisyed on ac-
count of the trespsss and the matter
has been for years In an unsettled CON
dition.
II Is recommended that congress make
an appropriation 70 cover the expense Of
the proposed removal of the Sac and Fox
agency in Oklahoma from its present
site in Lincoln county 10 near Shawnee,
and that the Klamath Indians IN Ore
gon be compensated by congress FOR
lands enormously excluded from their
reservation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
OKLAHOMA ON WHEELS
Santa Fe Exhibition Car Returns After
Success full Eastern Tour

Guthrie. o. T, Nov. s.-(Speciai)-
The Oklahoma exhibit car, in charge of
Messrs John Golobie, McGraw and Tom
ern advertising tour last night. Mr.. Go
lobe says that the exhibit was zone con-
:inual round of surprises TO the eastern
people and that the territory was given
a vast amount OF advertising. The car
remained four days in Chicago and thou
sands viewed the exhibit. Mr.. Goiobie is
unstin;ed in his praises Of Commissioner
Frost OF the Santa Fe. who was chiefly
instrumental in placing Oklahoma on
wheels
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09

time, is not the result of accumulated wears
tits the effect of wrong living and unhealthy
blood When the blood Is pure and fresh
the body will be full of youth
Thousands of people who seemed to have
lost their youth by disease and suffering
have found It again through the use OF d.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
most perfectly natural and scientific Teiuve-
nsior OF the physical forces ever known to
medical science
II gives the blood-naking organs power TO
make new blood, fall OF the life giving red
corpuscles which drive out disease. build
up fresh tissue, solid muscular flesh and
healthy nerve force. II gives constitutional
power, deep and full and strong; rounds
out hollow cheeks and emaciated forms.
gives piuupness. color and animation.
Il does not make fiabby fat like cod liver
oil. On this account, il is a perfect tonic
for coTpulent people.
II aids digestion and the natural action Of
the liver. and by feeding the nerves with
highly vitalized blood banishes nervous.
ness neuralgia and insomnia
Where ccnstipated condition exists, TIE
Discovery - should be used in conjunction
with DE-. PieTce's Pleasant Pellets. which are
the most per:ect. mild and natural laxative
in the world. There Is nothing else "jus,
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WORK 30 thoroughly, surely aud comfortably.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
pEpLuRABLE BUT NECESSARY
This L. Game Com missioner swans Opin-
lon of the Indian KIiliEc.

This Ii Game Com missioner swans Opin-
lon of the Indian killing.
Denver, Colo, Nov. S.-Game Commits
sioner Swan today submitted TO the gov
ernor today MS report on the encounter
between Game Warden Wilcox and
posse and a camp Of Unitah Indians in
Routt county, October "A, last While
Mr. Swan deplores the taking Of human
life, ne believes that it was necessitated
by the exigencies of the situation. He
states I. at il his opinion Game Warden
Wilcnx's version of the fight was cor
rect, and that the killing Of the In
dams was unavoidable and necessary.
However, he recommends that in Justice
to all concerned there should be the
fullest possible in vestigation by COM
mittee appointed for that purpose. He
also suggests that the commission might
suggest or provide ways and means TO
prevent a recurrence Of such troubles
Washington, Nov. S.-General Otis
has forwarded to the war department
from Denver telegram received by him
from Captain Wright at Fort Duchense,
stating that he had sent into the agency
the last party Of Indians All was quiet
at White Rock agency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
NOT THAT KIND OF MURDER
Georgia House of Representatives Draws
the Line Football,


the Line at Football,
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. S-Without one
word Of discussion. the house Of repre-
sentatives, by vote of 81 to 8, TODAY
passed the anti-football bill, and 1t IS
now on it's way to the senate. This re-
narka Bile result was anticipated, not
outstanding the warm opposition OF the
state university, recovering from the
shock of Student VonGammon's death.
tried TO stem the tide Of opposition in or
der TO save the game. A powerful card
was played by an appeal TO the mother
Of the dead student, TO which she re-
sponded by calling on the legislature not
to prohibit a game which her son had
loved so we'll.
81 approve" she said, 'of football as a
college game to develop those who would
otherwise lose all interest in athletics"
The bill as passed today provides that
1t shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to come together and play
prize or match game Of football in any
park or other place in this state where
a fee is charged for admission TO the
game One thousand dollars fine or one
year in the penitentiary, or both to-
gether, were fixed as the penalty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
ANARCHISTS OF NEW YORK
Meet to Celebrate the Anniversary of the
Hsymarket Gang

New York. Nov. s-The anarchists OF
this city tonight celebrate dthe tenth
anniversary Of The execution % their
comrades in Chicago. in a public meet
ing IN Clarendon Hall There were
about 500 anarchists in the audience.
John Most presided ami read his speech
from manuscript. Most spoke Of the
''scnsiiIe ~ capitalism" which he said
congre tulated itself that the social rev.
olu1ion had been squeIched and that
peace and order prevailed He wanted
~ tell the political bandits that Ire
anarchists were not gathered 70 mourn
or 20 shed tears. 5u, 10 sing song u
triumph" for the future, which was Tot
far of!
The spirit o, the revolution must and
will endure un.fl the spirit OF tyranny
shan be crlshei-un-fi the triumph 0.
Justice and equity and humanity and
peace viii prevail said se,e speaker.
He caVei the government coEooy
goveTnmsnt-Fiih apologies - the COW
toyLani tickied his bearers BY saying
that only one bomb WIS fred IN tire
Haymarket an dthxt Il did excellent
pNas>fl-ion
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THRICE TRIED SUICIDE
Then Washed Overheard and Drowned
When He DIDN'T Mean To

San Francisco. Nov. S.-The steam
whaler William Baylies arrived today
from Fox Island, with 1900 pounds Of
bone, 100 barrels of oil, 80 pounds of w.
DRY and six bearskins. Her catch was
eleven whales. During the voyage First
Mate Steve S. Leary made three unsuc-
cessfui attempts at suicide. He was then
transferred to another vessel from which
ne was washed overheard and drowned.
His place was taken by Mate Delay Of
the wrecked Navarch. Four others OF
the Navsrchs crew also came down on
the BaYIieS
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STORE ROBBED AT MILTON
Man Who Rides a Buckskin Pony Possesses
Himself of Cash.

Conway Springs, Kan, Nov. S.-CSpe-
ciaL)-Fred Mummies store AT Milton,
Kan, was robbed today about O'Clock.
The man who did the robbing came into
town riding buckskin pony and heav-
lily armed. After purchasing a few no
tons he pulled his revolvers and de-
manded all the cash. 1t is not known
exactly how much he got, but after ne
got all the money he mounted his horse
and rode eastward. About o'clock
Mr.. NJ Handy came into Conway, APP
praising the citizens of the fact. The
rohber is being followed by about ten
horsemen The desperate is now head
ing toward Belle Plaine and closely fol-
lowed by the citizens.
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CHERoKKEs ARE UNEASY
Over the Preseoce of Two Hundred Pale
face Infruders

Chelsea, L T.. Nov. s-The Che7okees
are much opposed 80 having their terri
cory occupied by interlope-s. and q re-
quest has been made 70 Unite3 States
Indian Agent Wisdom by Chief Mays
OF the Cae-osees 10 ask the department.
e the interior to- authority 20 drive pit
in:rais-s from tie Cherokee Nation I:
necessary troops VIII BE asked sor
Simli. Nov. s-A Tua5o- has reached
here tAat native officer and sni-ey-sive
Skins belonging 10 the Kuyram column.
have been intercepted BY the t-S5e.asn
IN rsvins AMI sssaxSssr=i. Dat TIA ~
nc. In not yet oncia.,y confirmed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
STILL woLCOTT WON'T TALK
He Goes to the White House nd Makes M
Informal Report


New York. Nov. S.-Senator e. o.
Wolcott left this city this afternoon to
see President Mckinley and Secretary
Gage and 10 report TO them the result
Of his mission abroad. The senator
spent several hours today with mis- bank
ers IN discussion the monetary situa-
ton.
Washington. Nov. s.-Senator Edward
Wolcott OF Colorado. one of the commits
sioners who have been in Europe in the
interest OF the bimetallists, arrived in
this city tonight. He went 10 his home
where he remained about half an hour,
and then went 10 the White House, N
response TO a summons from President
Mckinley. Senator Woicott. It Is IN
derstood. made an informal report Of the
result of the commissions visit in Eu-
rope Senator Wolcott declined to talk
for pubiica ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
MONUMENT TO LOvEJOY
Who Fell a Martyr to Freedom In Alton
III, Sixto Years Ago

Alton, IL. Nov. S.-The Lovejoy monu-
ment, in this city, was formally dedicat-
ed today II was sixty years ago yes
terday that Lovejoy was sssas-inated
in this city because Of his outspoken and
fiery editorials against the slave trade.
Lovejoy's remains would have been lost
had it not been for Thomas Dinmock.
of ST. Louis, who had the grave located
by an old sexton. the only person VINO
knew where his coffin was buried. The
coffin was placed in vault un1il suit
able lot could be secured. and here a
modest scroll now marks mis- resting
place. Two hundred yards TO the south
IS a ninety-foot shaft erected to his
memory by citizens of Alton and by peo-
pei Of Illinois. at a cost Of $4,000.
The exercises today had to be changed
on account of the heavy rain. Instead
OF being at the monument, the exercises
were held at the Temple theatre, in the
presence OF a large audience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
LAST CHANCE AT A GOOD THING
Guthrie is offered Inducements on the
SapuIpa Extension

Guthrie, o. T.. Nov. S.-(SpeciaL)-
Major Brown, protector Of the Sapulpa
extension, is in the city ready to close
the deal for building the line to Guthrie.
Major Brown has leases on 1000 900 acres
of coal lands in the Creek nation, and is
anxious to develop these lands. He says
that with the building of the new road
coal can be laid down here at the rate Of
s2.25 per ton.
The citizens Of Guthrie were given IN
til tonight to raise the $4,000 bonus.
There are many substantial merchants in
the city who have thus for refused to
subscribe to the bonus. The merchants
will be UNNECESSARILY benefited by the
building of this extension.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
MORMONs CINCINNArI
Little Squad of Them lave Great DinHcul,y
In Hiring Hall.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. s.-Two Nor
mons apostles. NJ. F. Collins and Apostle
Lyman, have been here in conference
with ten Mormon elders. all young men
from Utah. These young elders will be
assigned tomorrow to fields north OF The
Ohio river. Their names are: David j =.
Davis, B. F. Furley. NJ. Mauss. ]. B..
Erikson. r. G.. Clark, j. E. Wilson, 4.
F. Mayhem, W. F. Butte. A. K. Hornsen
and Thomas Cottle.
Not over twenty persons. including the
apostles and elders. attended the con-
ference. It WAS with great difficulty
that they obtained a place for meeting.
They We're peremptorily refused dozen
or more public halls for which they ap-
piled.
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"pOIIER THAN THOU"
sir Joseph Makes No Comparisons as to
FiIIbustering, Though

London, Nov. s.-Right Honorable
Joseph Chamberlain, secretary OF state
for the colonies, VINO was installed last
wednesday as lord rector OF Glasgow
university. speaking this evening at the
BANQUET OF the Glasgow corpr alton,
contrasted municipal institutions IN
Great Britain with those In the UnitSd
Ststes He said that in New York the
government Of 5000, 900 people had been
handed over for four years 70 party
whose object is avowedly to get the
greatest amount OF spoils.'
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Croker's GeorgianH Wins.

London. Nov. Sat the first days
racing Of the LIngfield Park November
meeting today Mr. Richard Cookers g.
year-old filly Georgiana won the Chel-
lows plate. This race IS OF 100 sOveT-
eigns for 5-year-olGs and upwards. win
neP and second horses free. There were
six starters over the course. one mile
straight. r. DeveToaux's Yours was sec
ond ard II. W. Homfray's Brantrey Boy
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Gold Standard Proposed In China.

London. Nov. s.-According 10 a special
dispatch from Shang Hal the emperor OF
China and the board 81 revenue nave ap-
proved a memorial presented IN favor %
establishing a gold stan lard and proh!5-
ting the export OF gold II IS doubtsul.
however. whether this will have any
prac-ical result
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How to Cure Billions Collie.

I suffered for weeks with colo and
pains in my stomach caused by bilious
mes. and had 10 take medicine all the
while until I used Chamberlain's Coiic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which
cured me. I have sirce recommended il
10 a good many people.-Mrs. F. Butler.
Fairhaven. Conn. Persons VINO are sub
ject to bilious collie can ward of the at
tack by taking this remedy as soon as
the first symptoms appear. Sold BY
drugrists
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BLIND soNe-sKLLER
Arrested in New York in Councillor With
zMarfer Mystery

Boston. Nov. s.-T-ae hrss in52ortsa,
steps by the police 81 The stteIpt -
clear away The alys.e-y IN The lie o:
Alice Brown. found murdered n Cora
ing st-se; house last week. Is the ares.
q william Lsavift. a bind Fong seize.
zrss lodges IA TIE sane house vita tee
woman sAa-xsd gi-s she CINE CSoz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
EAGLE PRINT
...0F COURSE

Good printing Is 10, n.ces-
saTily high priced Cheap
printing Is 70; necess.rily
poor printing. Good ma
ehiae'y = oas CO The princl-
pa features. The purchase
CT material IN car lots d.rec,
fen TIE EnillE "a The creates,
factor Z the Eagle bei-z
able = Do GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Then yoz can pc,
TIE best a: the prices you
Pay 70. the poores, AZ e..
EAGLE OFFICE III EAST DousL..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
Allotment of Cadd's Lands

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. S,-(SpeclsL)-
The agents appointed to aliot the Caddo
country are now holding a powwow with
the Indians on Sugar creek. six;y-five
miles southwest Of FL Reno. The work
OF allotting will be commenced as soon as
q few preliminaries are arranged, and il
is thought that the lands will be ready
for settlement IN from sixty u Ninety
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
Cracksmen at Vermillion, Kan.

Kansas City. Nov. S.-Cracksmen blew
open the safe in the State bank at Yer
million. Kan. after midnight Saturday,
taking 5000 in gold and paper money.
The silver was left because IL was too
heavy to carry. Il was not known until
this morning that the ROBBERY had been
perpetratej.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
Bucklen's Arnica saive

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. o. no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents box. For sale by @. Gehr-
ing and Geo. Van Werden.
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Dynamite J.cL. Career Ended

Muskogee, I. T., Nov. s.-Chsrlie Cliff
ton. alias Dynamite Jack notorious
outlaw. was killed yesterday at rhe
house OF SD Williams. fifteen miles west
OF Checotah. by Deputy Marshals Law
son and Bussie he was shot after ne
had opened fire upon the arresting Of
ficers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09

storekeeper. The storekeeper. who for
three months had been on duty as sdci-
tiona storekeeper. was laid of and q
re-instated storsAeepsr was assigned as
day ssorekerpeF. TIE withdrawal gau-
ger was also laid off and reinstated
gauger assigned TO duty.
By injunction the collector and ell
others were enjoined firm interfering
with the officers who had been on duty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09

Don't run any risks about health.
Keep we'll at ali times by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.