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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
LARCENY AND DISCRETION
These Are Charges Against Private Garri-
son at Fort Reno

For. Reno, o. T., Nov. 1.-tSpecial.)-
Il IL reported here that during the alb
seuce OF company F, Tenth infantry. on
practice march Friday morning. Private
William L. Garrison, who was company
clerk, and who was left behind 10 do
some office work. after the company had
been gone short time secured ttle keys
tn First Sergeant Lewis chest and took
therefrom $175. and going 10 Todds' liv>
cry barn secured a horse and buggy and
went 10 FL Reno and, it is presumed,
took the first train.
Sergeant Lewis is master Of finance o.
George Washington lodge. Knights OF
Pythils. at this place. and the funds he
longed 70 that lodge. II is understood
that Garyison's parents reside in Wich-
tia and are highly respectable.
The government offers standing re-
ward of SO for the arrest Of all desert
e-s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
TWO YOUNG MY MISSING
Their Frfsnds ~ pittsbasE. Pa. are Mach
Concerned sbsot Them

P.ttsS1rE. Ps. Nov. Ia. rs,stivrr
mi friends - Ennott Casrle. LgErsy
al X = Fs5s-ler q Flr-Eos-E srs v-fy
nun e1erel~et cou->ruioz tse-a Thsy
le.: Ps;issu-g AuEs@t =. T3e!- o.. a.
N vas Unk1oEn, ~ LoEreT Szeo
parting fT3ra IS brother prom - - II
vlss al-n - as Es1e-@s5osi. TrnsY ERE
-ast s@s1 .1zeta@f on traia n~ar
Y5ancs: wi. uat1. TIE p-gcnzes
silsrcs eIslt~s sp9-rasn-11 - 20. 2.sT
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p-z~-s-sl r1sanz e ssasrts l1-nE tarsr
T2sf - osts l-re been fssegts1 81.
f>oz -ey = - y-srs o.. ssenter. aFe '~~i
II 49, Eerrs aasss - poSa3s- asa
szz sta - az. dsrE sTflasses All
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-s5r5ss- - e-t~n4snE c1~ go A,s1e-
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= sq1t = peers 80 SRI - ~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
SHAREHOLDERS MUST PAY .
Comptroller Eckies Gives Notice tr the
Case of a Failed Denver Bank

Denver. Coo, Nov. l--ShareholdeTs
in the defunc. Union National bank re-
ceivei a notice today from Comptroller
Eckels to the effect thai in order 10 pay
the debts OF the bank il Is necessary %
enforce the individual liability OF the
stockholders, as prescribed by the rev!s-
ed Statutes. He therefore demands Of
the stockholders Of ne bank $500, 0e9 pay
able before November g, al the rate Of
500 for each share
John ". Schofie,d, receiver, is author
lied 20 grant an extension without inter
Is; 70 shareholders WHO will pSy % per
cent before November -. and give a
written obligation 70 pay . per cen, ad-
dicionsl on or before December .. 1897.
- per cent on or before January =. 1888.
and . PEI cent on or before February
% 1895
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

The system is flying along the track of dis
ease al such a frightfpl pace that no ordinary
methods will prevent disaster There are
plenty of medicines which act merely as
brakes TO slow up the disease and put
of disaster for a little while; but tk-t isn't
enough. VIVA; is needed is a medicine that
will instantly reverse the entire wasting
degcnersting process.
When people are losing flesh and strength
and vitality. with the life oozing out OF them
day after day, they need Dr.. PieToe's Golden
Medical Discovery, which acts directly upon
the vital forces, completely transforms the
entire nutTitive organism and totally re-
verses the wasting facilitating process
which Is az the root of all diseases.
1t enah.es the digestive and blood nsking
organs TO supply the circulation with sA
abundance of pure. healthy, red blood. Il
stops the wasting of tissue, builds Nd solid
muscular flesh and healthy nerve force
Miss Mary whitman. Of East Dickinson,
Franklin Co. y. V, writes: Fer nearly ten
months have had a had cough. and instead Of
getting better il grew worse. until was advised
by friend to Try Dr.. Picrcc's Golden 8cCica'
Discovery. ] hesitated at FIRST for II seemed 10
me nothing would give relief only death Ey
parents were anxious about me. and was sad
10 have consumption. ! tined your iledicities
and before had taken many doses there wss 6
great change When the second bottle was empty
] had no cough and was great deal stronger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
Crack Cycil.r, tn. Coliseum

New York, Nov. Fired Titus left
today for Chicago where ne is 10 take
part IN a race at the Coliseum against
Jimmy Michael on November 13. The
distance will De twenty-five miles, ami
the contestants viii be paced by fifty
men. using all kinds OF multicycles. Mi
chaels - already on the ground. and IT.
tus. who has been riding here. will con-
tinue to train with his pacemakers OF a
track engaged in Chicago for the pur-
pose McDuffie. VINO is 10 race Nj
chaei IN Chicago on November Il, will
do all MS training IN Philadelphia and
leave for the scene of the race with his
p2cemakers a few days before the con-
test
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
PINGREE SHARPLY SNUBBED
II He Cuts Up About the Ysntic He Won't
Get tho Old Tub at Ali

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 1.-Governor Pin
gree today received telegram from The
odore Roosevelt, assistant secretary OF
the navy, in reply 10 his telegram OF
Saturday TO the effect that the state of
Michigan would not accept the United
States ship Yantic unless she was repair
ed and unless the government would as
sumo responsibility for the damages 10
the Canadian steamer Canadienne, caus-
ed by her collision with the Yantic las:
Friday.
Mr.. Roosevelt wired: "Yantic IS prac-
tically uninjured- If not receipted for al
once she will go 70 Boston. Others want
her. The navy department has already
spent more money on her than it ought
TO have done"
Mr.. Pinsree referred the telegram to
Commander Wilkes Of the naval reserves
Mr.. Wilkes said that Colonel Hodges was
in Montreal and would receipt for the
Yantic and that the vessel would come
to Detroit at once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
FUNERAL Of HENRY GEORGE
short and Simple Service Held Over the
Dead and Gone Theoriss

New York. Nov. i.-A<te- short and
simple funeral service the 5ody o Hen
~ George was finally Laid 70 rest II
Greenwood cemetery today. Only q fe~
persons were present at tie .anily resi-
Gencs- The ceremonies today were the
anthitheSss q yesterday. IN IRE home
overlooking he 1aErows. she-s NJ
Gee-ge mad lived AMI yc-k41- r1s-e was
II trace % mourning In connection
rita The express wishes q TIE dead
r,an every trace 90 mourning rad oesn
removed s-o-n tie hoUs.- ReT- Gamer
- Bsth Beach. cr1duc-s1 TIE t1ns-a-
service. ASter -ea5s-g par 9. t7e Fps
copal service ,o- the dad. Dr. Crz-s.-
paid a ;o1cainE tribute - NJ. George
He a,lu5es 70 ne ,acz 'n2t tc52y Sss
Al Saints t.y sz3 the-co-e 1.t:.S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
JAlLBREAk AT NEWKIRK
Two Desperate Characters Make Their Es-
cape en- Stolen Horses.

Newkirk. o. T., Nov. 1.-(Special. y
Two prisoners confined in the Kay coun-
ty jail for forgery. arrested at Ponca
City about a month ago, escaped late
Saturday afternoon by breaking out Of e
back window Of the jail. They stole one
horse out OF Dr.. Ezeil's barn and one
from Ben John=on's barn in the south
part OF town and made good their es-
cape. Sheriff Pierce and mis- posses of
deputies have been securing the country
ever since their escape but have not
been able to find any clue TO their
wherea bouts.
Botn Of the prisoners are recently out
OF the Kansas penitentiary ana ale
wanted at Pawnee for forgery and rob-
berry, where they broke Jail some time
ago. and are considered desperate ebay
acteys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
FEDERAL CONSTITUTION cirrp
GsnsrzI Electric CompsnT Charges an At
TEN pt . Csalsr.tiou

Dss M1ines. Ia. S3v. l---Anorher
~aspter in ne msnici7zs BEnanz fight
Ea4 enacted today. TIE General Eiee-
-rt. company fie1 nv-s-s Ei-a toe city
c7I3-H that 10 would no; accept ne nss
ord nance rates. citing re cons1;J;ioa
- ne Ja!ted Etates % s1p2Dri - %
EEioa. The company c7H1ea4s E1st .hs
city = taking IS properly without doe
pr1ce1s q faE. TIE Communication
mans aES, IN TIRE ss6srsi c1sE:s K .as
o-isnan-e Is TO repealed or uot.AS1-
London. OK. e9.-Geofss I. wa<son. u
is announced. has designed a racing cG,-
~ q ABOUT ~ ~ . The Byns. ;as
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
MISS cIsSrRos IN CHICAGO
Cabs Libre Performances win he Give.
Tbursdsy evening

Chicsgo. NOV. 1--Senorita Eysnzeslns
CossiO Cisneros. the young Cuban xiri
made famous 81 her sensational Escape
from a Havana prison. arrived in Chi
cage today Accompanying her from
washington we're Mr.. NJ. j. Alsciss.
Wao acts ss interpreter. and Miss Kssa-
crime Thomas % New York Tomorrow
afternoon Ais- cssneros viii receive tl1s
ministers % Chicago ~ the Auditorium.
On Thursday evening 3 puzzle reception
vii be h@ld. AZ whica United States
senator Wiliisn +. Mason viii speak.
Aiss Clsner1s viii return % Warning
tan TIE iaf-e- -.srf q sfrs week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
MUST STAND TRIAL
CAPTAIN LOWERING Is IN FOB a
O0URT-MARTIAL.
Order VIII Be Issued When the President
Gets Back to washington-War DEPART
ment Receives the Report Of the Omcef
Sent to Investigate the Indian Trouble
in Colorado, Which Puts the Blame
Upon the Game Wardens-Roosevei
sends Back Sharp Reply TO Governor
Pingree About the Ysntic

washington, Nov. l.-When the pres
ident returns q court martial viii be
ordered to try Captain Lowering, the
officer who has recently been subjected
to court Of inquiry at Fort Sheridan
for alleged abuse Of Private Hammond.
Under present conditions of the report
to the war department made by Gener-
al Brooke. Captain Lowering becomes
the accused officer to be court martiaied.
The report OF General Graham, COM
mander Of the department OF Texas.
shows that troops OF that department
are in good condition and under good
discipline.
Brigadier General Wade will be desis-
mated as presiden. of the court.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-Ma;or General
Brooke, accompanied by his senior aide,
Captain Richards, left today on a
months tour Of inspection Of the de-
partment, and as it is notusuai for
commanding generals to summon court
martials while on inspecting trips, il is
possible that the members o. the court
in the Lowering case will not be ap-
pointed before his return. General
Brooke's first stop win be al Fort Leav-
enworth, whence he will go 10 the Indian
Territory and complete his work with
the inspection of Jefferson Barracks a.
St Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
INTERNAL Revenue KEPoRr
showing Amount OF Production and IN
Income 1bsrefrom


Inconl" 1hsrefrom
Washington. Oct. The report OF the
commissioner % internal revenue FOR ne
fiscal year ended June 30. 1897. shows the
total receipts from ali sources 20 have
been sI45. sl959S. a decrease 81 compared
with the fiscal year 1895 OF s3i1 or TIE
important changes IN consumption are
an increase Of 1855 az in the receipts
from the distilled spirits az compared
with 1896 and decrease q practically
the same amount IA ne receipts from fer
msnted liquors The total cost Of co.lec-
ton FOR the fiscal year was 8. S4s, SIS. Q
decrease over 1896 Of 80. ST.
The total production os distilled spgr.
it's, exclusive OF fruit orandies. during
the last fiscal year WAS g., 455.s4s taxable
gallons, decrease IN production as COM
pared wit.l 1895 OF 24.1e3. Os5. There were
also produced 2ss.9e1 gallons OF apple
brandy. 1881 ~ peach brandy. T.4ss. SIS
OF grape brandy and varying amounts Of
other brandies. making a total q ST., s2I
gallons, or an aggregate decrease Of l.
9o0425. TIE quantity OF stilled spirits
gauged was 2fs. ess 92l gallons. decrease
Of p. 2a7.s gallons
During the year 3.i5s dls;illeriee o, all
kinds were operated. a decrease OF 1859
There were produced % 49,. So barrels %
beer. a decrease a. compared with 1885
a 1.3ss.42s barrels. The total receipts
from me tax on tobacco. cigarettes. snur
etc. were .Z7e. a decrease 70. the
year OF 1891.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

The best save IN TIE World ,or CUT.
Pru.sea. S1,cs. Users. sat EEelIrn,
Fever sJres. Tetssr. Chapp1d HAMS
Cnu5.slas. Corns. an3 al sk.n EsGD-
lions. ana p1s.ilTsly c1fss Pes. - no
pzy required Z - S-laraniest ~ ave
perfect satlstscti1n % money Tsian1e3.
PT.ce - cent box Fc- sale - - Gear
iaz and Geo. Van WeT5en-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

hbNA NOA
lision, it is q
thrilling in
slant as the
e n gin e er
W b / : ( ] c s
q" Down
brakes :"
and reverses
his lever.
Brakes alone
a ? e n O I
enough the
whole pro-
pelling pow
er of the en-
CINE must be
reversed and
made to work
in the oppo-
site direc-
ton. That is
how 1t is
sometimes
with disease.
There are
times when
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

served. Anybody possessing Information
concerulng either viii confer favor by
communicating with David Lowrey. No.
Sc Fourth avenue. Pittsburg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
4 sIrC1Dr MYSTERY.

Berkely. Cal. Nov. The mystery
surrounding tho suicide OF Anna Blythe
Hollyxell. a member y the freshman
class at tae state university, Who KILL
ed herself By taking poison On Friday
evening. Is still unso,vei The letters
and telegrans found among her effects.
~hic5 seemed 20 s1ow that a gentle-nsn
in hin she vas Interested nst recently
died. are n9w believed 20 have been
written by herself TIE names signed
% them sre unknoSn 5y any o. her
friends ard are thought 20 - ficiiiio17-
The young woman vas n the habit =
taxing morphine. and sYpea-s % have
been mentally irresp1ns.5is Saea sac
took her oSn lie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
SECOND TINE TRIED
BANKER DARRAGH AGAIN IN PERIL
OF LIBERTY.

Al Independence. No.. the State Inquiries
What He Was Doing While the Two
Million Dollars OF Poor Peoples Saw
ings Were DwipdIIng to q fupy Eleven
Thoussnd-wife Murderer Sanchez Con-
Unusual Festures-Dystery of the Sui
eide of "a BerkeIy Girl SIN UnseIved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
"DOwn Brakes. and Reverse |"

When train is discovered rushing on to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
, IArIRREAK ~ MORSE

Omaha. Nov. IA special 20 the Bee
from DeadwoOd says: Five des2eradoes
confined IN Jail overpo~ered The jailer
last night. outraged his wife, and IS
capped. The men were the four Belle
Fourcne bank robbers and a negro held
<1~ murder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

Weak. nervous and d-bilitatei people
need 70 enrich thsir blood with Hoots
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

Kansas City, No. New. l.-The second
trial OF J. c. Darragh, formerly presl-
dent OF the defunct Kansas City Sale
Deposit and Savings bank. which failed
in June, 1894. for receiving deposits
when ne knew rhe bank was in a falling
condition. began in the criminal court
in Independence today. The former
trial. IN November and December. 1894
resulted in a hung jury. after five weeks
of testimony and argument.
There are forty Or more indictments
against Darragh. E. c. Sattley. the
cashier Of the'same bank. was tried on
the same charge. found guilty Angus:
s. 1894. and given four years in the pen
itentiary. He was pardoned this year
by Governor Stephens
The Kansas City Safe Deposi, and
Savings bank vas the largest savings
bank in the state. 1; had $2.000.G00 in
deposits. nearly all from poor people.
and when i, failed only 81. 900 In casa
was in It's vaults. Sattley owed the bank
SS5. 900. all except 5000 unsecured. and
Darragh sl64.OO0. of which $4,000 was
protected by doubtful securities
SANCHEZ CONFESSES.
. Denver. Nov. 1.-Jossph Sanchez, son
of Sheriff Jesus II. Sanchez, OF Nalen-
cia county, New Mexsco.t oday confess
ed that he fired the shot that killed his
wife IN the Colorado house early SAT-
urday morning. He claimed however,
that the shooting was accidental. HIS
statement conflicts in many particulars
with the known circumstances and the
poHcec lain there will be no difficulty
in proving him guilty % murder. San
chez said he was advised by his friend.
Mexican Pete" Everett. the prize
fighter. to say that Mrs. Sanchez was
shot oy some one who entered the room.
and Everett has been arrested. He de-
MES that he gave Sanchez sach advice
OVER \ LAWSUIT.
Kansas City. No, Nov. IA special
from Warsaw. Mo. says: Emery Nor
man killed creed Moore. a neighbor. at
his place twelve miles south 81 mere. ar
ing a load 81 bucks1ot into his body
Norman then. together win mis- brother
barricaded himself in MS house and de-
cla-es he viii not be taken alive The
men we're each about 35 years OH and
married. The trouble arose over a law
suit.
A JAII.BREAK. AND WORSE.
Omaha. Nov. IA special 20 the Bee
from Deadwood says: Five desPeradoes
confined IN Jail overpoWered The Jailer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

One sister Reports the Marvellous Progress
Made by womsnkind In the Gentle Art
of Marching Up Parliamentary Hiis
Without Having to Stay at the Top
Another Utters Golden Words Regard
ing What W. c. I. q. Matter the Press
Wants to Handle; as, News Versus
Slush-School Savings Banks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02

PONDS EXTRA CT is only sold 5n
bottles, sCith buff trrGppers and our
landscape trademark thereon. Note
our name oss eoeTy label and tcrGPper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
ARRIVALS

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wharf AND WAVE.

I Ths German bark J. c. Glade hauled
alongside the Pacific Mail wharf yssrsE-
Gay. IN the zfssrEool she left for ks-
huluf ii TOW q the steamer LIkslike-
/ The Planter went 70 HahuIuI- in bal
IssI- after sugar for SIN Francisco.
Saturisy. instead q leaving direct for
thar PORK. Is stated II yesterday morn
EEg's ADVERTISE
In twc weeks or 50 the SIIkfhGla will
be put O. the koz2 and ksu route TO
halp cot the MaurG Lo&- This des-
patching O the MikzhGl2 viii depend
On when PzhaI8 plantation starts
grinding Ggzin
ire Niezrzguan bark Wrestler. Nsi-
son arrived in port yesterday morning
Il days from Newcastle. with $50 tons
I f coal fur Castle & Cooke The Wrest-
lsr had verT rough weather and her
captain and crew ars glad TO ser here
safe and sound
While enc q the Cu<5Oue House in
SuectC-s vas aboard the United States
ship Alert Sunday 2 fish jumped
shro1Eh one Of the port holes Gn6 land
ed On an offers bunk After the ex-
.elzuzricns u general surprise IT vas
thrown into the <se again-
ne James Makse arrived early sun
d2v morning with 4 cargo OF sugar from
kzszi ports. Following Is her report
Of the number Of hays left On the Gar
den Isle ~ 10 SATURDAY. eTsning, XII
IGusa. 500. HananzuIu- 500; Lihue,
1880 EcIoz- z1T3- EieeIs. 5000 Maka-
veil. z5gG- Waiusa. 5gd- kskaha. 500
kepaa. I9.0ad- TOTAL 5g.G93.
H johnson second mate Of the Mi
kzhzIz- vas the victim OF IN unfOrtu-
rate accident Al HzuznzuIu II noon On
THURSDAY 1 large roller was being
discharged. and Mr. johnson was IN
fortunate enough 10 get his leg caught
un6srueaEh- resulting II Z broken bone
ard lad bruises Mr. Johnson came
down On the Mikzhzla and was taken
hCRe @sdiztsly-
The W G. Han arrived IRON Kauai
parts early Sunday morning with full
lad Of sugar She reports rough
weather at Waiusa during Thursday.
Friday and Saturday Of last week dur
NJ which tEue Il vas impossible 70
lad any freight Part OF the Eztn1sa
and kzkaEa freight was landed II Ma
EzWeI and the resi- was brought back
20 EczoIzIz- Inc Eoloa Plantation
ruuzr couIt Eo5 be brought down On
.zeECu1t Of lCF water preventing The
getting Cf the Sow into the landing
Ttiz= are il = pretty zerto1s con
5iti0z zbaaE5 tE= bark Nay Fin.
nv zIozgsfd= the railroad wharf
Having heard OF certain EuEuUrilEs
aEozz The Grew, the Captain has coEe
70 tEs conclusion that there vii be z
zEsEaI tzsErti11- This Ezs reported
Al policz headquarters On SsEuFdaE
E0EZilg and Captain Parker was i'm
EedizteIy instructed 70 pick CUT SIX
speeizI oEcsrs 70 keep watch aboard
These VIII b EelieFed by six Of the
regular force al intervals ALREADY ar
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02

tezm thereof the premises with the
improvements shall, II all Of the con-
dtstoas to be performed by the Lessee
have been satisfactorily performed, be
pu; up at auction for a lease for a
term Of not over twenty years, unless
said premises shall be required for
public uses Of which the Lessee shall
receive AZ least one years notice, Such
auction sale shall be held not more
than six months nor less than one
mouth before the expiration Of said
term,
Map showing the above lots can be
seen AZ the interior Department, Ho-
nolulu. and at the once Of \. b Loe-
bernstein. Hile. Hawaii.
]. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior ofice. Feb, IS, 1897.
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