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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
GOING TO MARRY ANYHOW


One Young Nan VINO V HavfnG + IN Win
His Mother-In-Law to Be.
New York, Msy 2.-The announce
ment Of the engagement OF Miss Marie
Condo to Ensign George p. L Stone, Of
the monitor Puritan, which. Il il said.
vas made by the young man himself.
brought forth an Indignant, denial yes
te-day from the members Of the young
woman's family.
Mss Conde Is the eldest daughter Of
Fifty-sixth street Mr. Condo is a
wealthy manufacturer 81 Oswego. who
has recently taken a house IN this city.
The young naval officer was not the man
Miss Condos parents would have pre-
ferred, and they forbade him the house
They were astonished az his audacity
when he contin ued 10 write 10 their
daughter. and now be has put the tassel
on the TOP Of the climax o; his ooldness
by announcing that he will marry Miss
Condo next October, whether the par
ents consent or not.
The ensign Is the son Of Mrs. B. 3.
Stone. Of Washington. D. c., who is
well known in the official society OF
Washington. She and Mrs. Condo were
friends. Mrs Stone ha. visited Mrs.
Condo at her home. Miss Condo and
Ensign Stone have known each other
fo- several years.
Ensign Stone was once attached %
the United States cruiser New York,
but By diplomacy he was transferred 70
the monitor Puritan. The New York
vas sent hitler and thither, but the
Puritan remained in the Brooklyn navy
yard. Il Is no great journey from me
borough OF Brooklyn - West Fifty
sixth street. in the borough o; Maahat-
tan.
Mrs. Condo. whom a reporter saw a,
ner home yesterday. says that the
young ensign seemed 70 exercise
strange influence over her daughter.
She seemed hypno;ized." said Mrs.
cenie she believed everything he
said. AMI seenei 70 trust him absolute
". He vas exceedingly oya-oearilg in
his manner. and SCENE; 20 take every
sii.Rs tor granted. My daughter Is very
young She made her debut only last
year. / cannoc understand T.. She Is
such d1tifuI girl. Finally. be ASKED
Tor her hand, and Mr.. Condo said that
re could not for a monea: consider it.
Ny husband sfterxarG said that he did
not wish - wreck the happiness OF his
enid. and that IL. after a separation for
reasonable Length OF time our laugh
ter vas sill OF the same mind. sni Mr.
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MERIT MAKES n FAMOUS.
The Only Remedy IN the World, Except .
sarsscal Operatives. That Win Ger.
tainly Cure Any Form OF Pile.

AoAnAy OOkG any = I'm "a sAeos
The study Of physicians. the expert
ments OF chemists. the loudly advertised
pretensions Of quacks, have been fo-
years expended in one direction: to find
pile cure thA; would cur.
The results have been a number Of
harmless and in most cases useless ONT
ments. supposi;ories and even internal
remedies. which the public have weighed
IN the balance Of experience and found
waning; nearly all OF them gave some
relief. but nothing approaching radical
cure resulted from these Preparations
The remedy required Is one which viii
Immediately stop the pain 50 severe in
many cases Of piles. and then by con-
tracing the small blood vessels (capil-
laries) 20 their normal size. produces a
radical cure by reducing and finally alb
sorbing the tumors and healing the in
famed, raw mucous surfaces.
Until two years ago. no such remedy
had been produced. but az that time a
suppository was placed upon the mar
ket, which has since proven itself 20 be
the long sought permanent, cure FOR this
common and distressing trouble; ii IA 5
rapidly become famous throughout the
Uni,ed States and Canada, and Is now
sold by nearly all druggists under the
name Of the Pyramid Pile Cure
!. is now the best known, because its
merit and safety have advertised IL
Wherever used II has been advertised
by word OF mouth. from one sufferer 20
another; people who had tried every
thing else. even submitting 70 painful
ana dangerous surgical operations with
out avail have finally found that piles
may be cured without pain and withou.
expense. practically. as the Pyramid
Pile Cure is sold for the nominal price Of
so cents and 81 per package
Tie Pyramid Instantly stops all pain
and Z. rhe same time contain no cocaine,
morphine or narcotics: the acids and
healing properties con tanned IN the
remedy speedily remove. cause health
ful, natural contraction and absorption
Ok the tunor.; Il viii cure any form OF
rectal trouble except cancer and ad-
vsnced nssula. which, by the way. nearly
always result from neglec,ing proper and
timely treatment for piles.
As above stated, can furnish you With
me Pyramid Pile Cure a; 80 cents FOR
ordinary size Or 81 for large package.
A book on cause and cure OF piles sent
free by addressing Pyramid Co., Albion,
Mich
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CarbunCleS!

IT'S the same story. The experience
Of all sufferers with blood diseases is
Identical. First the doctors are con-
suited, and their prescription of potash
and mercury is taken faithfully, but
without result. Months pass, and the
mercurial dose is continued, until
finally. his condition being no better,
or often worse, the patient becomes
discouraged and decides TO change
treatment.
Patent medicines are then taken
but until the right one is found the
results are the same. 5. S. 5. is the
only blood remedy on the market
which is guaranteed purely vegetable.
1t is the only one that contains no
mercury, no potash. or other mineral
and therefore is the only one that
promptly gets at the bottom of all
blood diseases and cures permanently.
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MORE LIKE MURDER
Is THE APPEARANCE OF A NE
VADA, CAL, SUICIDE

Body of Mrs. Gehrig Found Banging in =
Woodshed Back of q Hotel In That
Town. With Every Indication of Brutal
Butchery Besides y Prima Faeie APP
pearasce of suicide-Troubie in the
Family Preceding Her Recent Running
Away From Home-Her Strange Ac-
tious at the Hotel-Crimc News.
Nevada. Cal, May 2s.-For nearly six
hours the body Of woman which was
found hanging in q woodshed ar the rear
O. the National hotel. .ay or a table in
ths city hall Shortly after, George Geh-
rig, a prominent brewer Of this city.
identified the body as that Of his wife,
who left him and their six children last
Wednesday. The tragedy Is most mys-
ferrous. The fact that her domestic life
had been unhappy ever since she came
here in the early eighties with her hus-
band, and that on Wednesday last she
sent 20 the Transcript rambling letter
complaining % her treatment added 20
her sensational flight from home, would
indicate that she had taken her own life,
but The officers who have beer investi-
gazing iadus-riously think they have
many and strong grounds for sucicion
that murder has been committed.
Late Wednesday evening Mrs. Gehrig
came 10 the hotel and registered as Mrs.
Frances Heit,er ard paid in advance for
q nights lodging. Mex, morning she
failed 20 appear, and IL was noon when
a chambern,ai3 found her still in bed and
asked her Il she was III. Instead OF re-
plying, the woman began 10. sing. She
went all day without eating and OF
Thursday evening she roamed around the
halls. Yesterday morning about 6 o'clock
es Officer Carr was passing through the
woodshed he found her hanging by The
reck from a piece of clotheS-line that
had been fastened % a nail driven into
the side OF the shed. she was cold and
stiff, her feet being drawn UP and her
knees touching the ground There were
several gasles IN her head. a pool OF
blood thirty feet away, and az another
point pie OF split wood was besoatter-
ed with blood. two or three sticks nav
ing the appearance OF having been used
for clubs. There were wounds on the
head ranging from half an inch 20 one
.ach Il length The skull was fractured
in four places. From the nature OF the
wounds Il hardly seems probable that the
woman could have hung herself after
wards, had she inflicted them. Her wrists
have the appearance q having been
graSped tightly.
GREAT NAMES INVOLVED.
Winnipeg, Man. Nay pa message
from Prince Aloert states that Almighty
Voice and another Indian wounded Ma
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Purely Vegetable

and IS : real blood remedy foc real
blood troubles. promptly reaching The
seat OF The disease. and forcing Il out
permanently.
Books On cancer, and blood and skin
diseases mailed free TO any address
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
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GALLEYS FOR LIFE
Is TIE DOOM PRONOUNCED on
PIETR0 AOOIARIfo.

For IN Attempt to Stab King Hnmbsrs Of
Itsly-Ths Coudemned Man Proclaim
His Defiance OF the Verdict and the
State and HuFsahs for Anarchy,:Up
Receiving Seutsucs-Canovas Expects &c
stavs on the spanish Crisis TIL Oerobe,
Due D'AIeneeo VIII Enter . Mooas
tery-Foreign News In General.
Rome, May 3.-Pietro Accia-ito. the
anarchist. VINO on Apri, % last attempted
to stab King Hunbert while the latte,
was on ais way 70 the races, was cen
fenced today 20 the galieys for life. On
hearing his sentence Acciarito, who had
been cynical throughout the trial, shout
ed: To-day it Is my turn; tomorrow il
will be the turr Of the bou-geoi. govern
meut; long live the revolution. Long 1--we
anarchy"
THE SPANISH CRISIS.
Madrid. May 2s.-The political crisis
here continues. The ministers assert tina:
the premier. Senior Canovas del Castillo
intends 70 suspend the sittings OF the
chamber rext week In order 10 postpone
until October the overthrow Of the min
iss-y.
The He-a:do publishes pessimistic ar
preparing to "inteven with pe-idy IN
Cuba. and asking IL the Spanish nation
will swallow the pill. and what will De
the consequences Of the sad denouemen,
Of the question"
wRATHY REICHsRATHERs.
Vienna. May 2a.-It Il stated that Herr
Peissler. a member Of the reichsrath, has
been challenged by number of members
Of the Right party. owing 70 the fact tina:
during yesterdays sitting OF the reich.-
ratn Herr Peissler called the members Of
the Right scoundrels. Herr Peissler. /.
Is added. has accepted several Of the
challenges.
FATAL PANIC AT PISA.
Pisa, Italy, May ee.-During special
service at the cathedral today. upon the
occasion Of the ucveiiing Of an image %
the Virgin, candle fell, causing a panic
among the many people IN the building.
During the rush fo- the doors several
persons were killed and twenty-five were
more or less seriously wounded.
DEC D'ALENCON'S RESOLVE.
London. May 2s.-The Due d'Alencon.
whose wife lost her life during the Chat
ity Bazaar fire in Paris on May 4. will.
it is said. take hoy orders and retire to
a monastery.
EARTHQUAKE AT ROME.
Rome, May es.-Earthauake shocks
were felt at midnight here. at Messira,
Ischia and other points.
GOOD PLACE TO ARB1TRATE.
Christiana. May ee.-The storthing
committee appointed TO inquire into the
question OF arbitration proposes 10 ad-
dress King Oscar. declaring that as Nor
way. tor geographical reasons. IS little ex-
posed TO conflicts with foreign powers. II
should not be difficult TO conclude treat
les and establish a permanent court OF
arbitration in the event Of such conflicts.
The s,orthing. therefore, begs his maJes-
t. to take the steps necessary to promote
the idea.
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SOMETHING TO DEFEND on

NJ James Jones. Of the drug firm Of
Jones & Son. Cowden. Ill. in speaking
or D-. Kings New Discovery. says that
last winter MS wife was attacked With
II Grippe. and her case grew 80 serious
tas. physicians az Covdsa and Pana
cculi do nothing Cor her Il seemed -
develop into Hssty Consumption. Hav-
ing D.. Kings New Discovery n store
aad selling lots OF *. he took q bottle
home, and 70 the surprise g al she D.
gan - get better from first dose. and
Ealt dorm dollar bottles cured hsr
sound and vel Dr.. Kings New Dis
covs-y for Consumption. Coughs and
Coils is guaranteed n DO this good
work Try i. Free t-lal bottles a. Geo.
Vsa Werden's pharmacy. - y. Main
street, and G. Gehring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka azi Douglas
avenues
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PRECEDENT IN LASD CLAIMS
OF Great Importooce 20 Claimants Cnde,
Old Spsni.h Grants

Santa Re. Y u. May 2--Tae Unit
I'd States cou-; d p-iva,s Land claim.
has confirmed ne cown @ Bs-rsI.lso
gran; Cor 1.s7i acres. ire cou-- hos5Ing
as valid nunlneats % title. copies O. To-
original grant. which lad ben ce--zze5
by e Spanish zlca;6e. THIS establishes
an important, precedent TIE court ~
81 hat a. aicaIds possessed II .a~sgl
su-ao-i-y 20 make giants o. - res-ore
them 20 claimants w5o had failed 20
comply pi-a their coait-ions 81. shzs
me aIcaide di1 have a1.5ori-y > certify
- ne correctness - sezsl instruments
and accsp-s sash certified copies CO Or
ixinzl documents as csrS1s5vs evidence
% ire exis.sa-e ~ a E-zct-
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sso Frs-rfs-7 Nsy - --'- vfs~ - sss
saef sazs Pr-.ss~zs II Ki-f~y csns.rs-
siasss 8 49, "a "a. Sesz sc ss.s faks.
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axs s1-N1z.<1 = ritter - isVfs4fsoa re-
ssestlzz Asn - sx.<as ia ~ - ssls
rnas.
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There Ms no req. for ne anywhere. j
began taxing your Golden Medical DIS
covery.' which gave me immediate relief.
I wac better the mex; day. and Ia .
short :ine began taxing DR.. Pissce's Pa
vcrlse Prescrip Lon. ! have continued
- gain In health and Strength. having
taken in ali four bottles q Prescription
and Two OF Golden Medical Discovery
and one vial % your 'Pisasan; Pellets
Ny weight has increased from - 20 iss
lbs under your treatment"
Il Zee. very grateful Tor -h- hone
treatment given me By ne werits Dis
pensa-y Medical Association" writss
Mr. T. J. r. Brown. % Sands. wa.suxs
Co. -. 9. Il hsi c2tsrrh for several
years. then to0k grip. also bal nssnor-
rhaze from the luags bad ;he b~ss q
medical attention. bu; only 20 bring Psr-
slal relief I CO. I'D FOR . few months
bus had more heuor-hssss took
D.. IS Discovery, twenty-five or
thirty bo:.,esD ba; IN a few months
had more spells ~ bleeding. 7 wrote 20
DR. Pierce and received directions what
kind % medicine 70 us~. 7 conmrncsf
taking hls Golden Medical Discovery
and D. ssge's csssrTa Remedy. Aaf
only takes one bottle Ehea could ses
I xas Improving / 5s@d fhrss bottles
os DR. sase's Cztsrrh Remedy. and Eve
bottles 0, the 'D.s,ovsry' I have bees
able - a. any kad - tabor ser noe
than we've months. Wei. just simply
o-e ny he - the Works y speassry
Messczl Association. % Bgrsso. -. Y,
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Palace Car Porter-~hin brush De dus,
o1ter yer clothes, boss:" Traveler--sTkere's
no dust IN Iay clothes. Sam" We'll, yer
doesl I toos lise yer was dead broke, boss.
" cnker'x Statesman
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BUcKLEN.s ARN1cA sALvE

The Best Salve n the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Sale Rheu-1.
Fever Sores. letter. Chappsd Hands.
ChiIola'ns. Corns. and all SKIN Erup-
iions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required Il : guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction o. money retunie
Price % cents per box. Fer sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy. 32S y. Main
street. and G. Gehrings drug store,
northeas, corner Topeka and Douglas
avanues.
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Mrs. Cri-<onhezk tzs he- h-s5a-d cozas,
r ate az nszhr}--%Nhzt does TIE cl1ck szv,
john Mr.. Cri.asonhezk with 6I-Scu'ryi
Nothing. madam nothing Is e. sezns
enough 10 say nothing -Yonkers States
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MRS. LaSGrEr - ExPEerEp
She VIII Raise Pine Cattle @ Hsr Call
foFnfs Ras~h

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m actress. vii arrive Ia California tar
a shc-r vis-: s5og- t1e first q July. II
C. McPfke has received -o-i s-ou re-
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org 3o1-Eey-
Ms. Isanxcry VII -7e-d zsosz GO he-
d1z here ca AeT ranch q Lake COUNTY.
ere in:ss5s . -zake extensive improve
mems OF zoe place. important a-no-x
theru bel-g sse Restocking .. 70 sz--r.
XIII ne Intention % breeding aiza clzss
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Sz1 --17cso- Aay z-P-fras &C.
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GREAT NAMES INVOLVED.
Winnipeg, Man. Nay ga message
from Prince Albert states that Almighty
Voice and another Indian wounded Ma
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A BANKER SENTENCED.

PACKING PLANT BURNS.
Utica, ". Y, May 29.-Ths plant % the
Utica Packing and Provision company.
in Deerfeid. was destroyed by fire today.
The ,oss Will not be far from 100000.
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Corbondale is afflicted by pestiferous
gang of tramps. The hoboes are un-
doubtedly the boldest that have ever
struck town. The residences in the out
skirts are fairly besieged by them and
they even ply their vacation in the busi-
ness sections. one of them went in a
certain store and demanded a can of
salmon. a young lady clerk was the
only person in the store at the time.
The tramp of course got the fish. Later
two more called and asked for bacon
A young man was present this time
He gave them bacon but the rats had
sampled it first. The police force has
been strengthened by specials for in
creased protection. There is colony
of the hoboes at the Last Chance"
but from hVe to fifteen of the vagrants
apply for lodging at the police station
every night.
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present and called the concave to or
der, after which Supreme Prelate Will
liam Allen read well known passage
of scripture, which was followed by
singing the opening ode. The officers
elect We're then introduced and installed
and escorted to their respective sta
tions. The supreme archon then made
some able remarks on the motto of the
order, "Fraternity, Truth and Wis
dom" He was followed by the newly
installed archon, Bernard McGurl, with
an address of welcome to the members
and visitors present, which numbered
about three hundred
Miss Agnes Lawler, of Jessup, then
gave pianOforte solo, which was well
received. Attorney j. Elliott Ross, of
Scranton, was then introduced and
made an able address. The following
programme was then rendered: A pi-
ano and violin solo by Miss Annie
Brown. of Jessup, and DR.. f. L. Peet,
of Peckville; recitation, by Miss Ella
McGurl, Of Jessup, piano and cornet.
Miss Emma Peck and Jay Barrett;
vocal solo, Miss Anna Sands; octerina,
Il. p. Tinklepaugh guitar Thomas Sit
graves; harmonica, Harry Sitgraves.
Mr.. McGurl, in behalf of the order,
invited all to remain and partake of the
refreshments that had been provided
by the caterer, Mrs. A. A. Ayres. The
walters We're: Messrs. Joseph Rees d.
r. Lathrop, Fred Benjamin, Roy Wade
man, Arthur Thompson, Bernard Fa-
gen, F. j. Swingle, Harry Peck and
John Girard; Misses Lou Mace, Anna
Sands, Emma and Eta Peck, Matte
Pickering, Jennie and Cassie Williams.
Mrs. d. r. Lathrop, Mrs. II. Hammond
and Mrs. W. Foster.
After justice had been done to the
dainties provided, Il social evening was
spent. The guests present all joined
in praising the complete manner in
which the banquet had been arranged
and in admiring the well finished deco
rations. The committee of arrange
ments We're: William Peck, Stephen
Cairns, William Gum, Charles jenkins
NJ. B. Wademan, +. f. Lawler and
John II. Kinback.
This order was instituted at Peckvile
on August s, 1895, with twenty nine
members. 1t now has a membership
of As and Is in a very fourishing con-
dition. Its members consist of mostly
the leading citizens and business men
of this community.
Strayed or Stolen-From subscriber.
black and white dog, aged six months
part shepherd Answers TO the name
of Rover. Any person returning same
will be rewarded. Thomas Swales,
Maple street, Peckyille.
The oyster supper at the Presbyterian
church parlors last Saturday evening
for the benefit of the kindergarten
schools ct the West End and Dolphs,
was grand success. socially and nnan-
cially, and netted the neat sum of $40.
Mr.. Thomas Flitcroft.the general pas
senger agent Of the New York and
Ontario Railroad company, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Carr,
at the Hotel Wilson, last Saturday J
evening.
Mrs. Cora Sherman and son, Frank,
| of West l'lttston, is visiting at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. Corey Jen-
kinS
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South Canaan, She was the daughter
of John c.. Lerch and was thirty-six
years of age. She is survived by her
husband. father and sister Rena. Her
husband. Frank Niles, is IA son of Mrs
A. Niles, of this city.
The Actors Holiday" held the
boards at the Grand Saturday night
There was a fair-sized audience pres
ent. The company plays in Scranton
the first three nights this week.
Mrs. Richard Rldgeway. of Scranton,
has returned home after a visit with
relatives in this city.
The Ontario e. Western company has
a gang of men at work strengthening
their trestle across the city.
There is some talk of the formation
of literary society in the high school.
Carbondale has board of trade
but where Is 1t?