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Won HOLMAN WILL RESIGN
When the Reichstan Gets Done With the
Naval Schemes.

| Copyrighted 1897 by the Associated Press.)
Berlin, March 13.-If the reichstag, as
exnacted endorses the decision of the
budget committee in refusing to vote the
naval credits for new vessels, ii is I'M
derstoOd that the secretary of the navy,
Vice Admiral Won Holman, will re-
sign. In the voting today the credit for
the first cruiser was rejected by the
committee ny a vote of Is to IL. and the
credit for the second cruiser was reject
cd by a vote of 17>to 10. The credit for
the new dispatch boat to replace the
Fake was rejected by vote of 10 TO 10,
but the credits for the two new gun
boats were adopted by big majorities.
Tho credit for an ironclad to replace the
Koenig Wilhelm was adopted yesterday,
the vote standing % to 6. Regarding the
other moneys TO complete the construc-
tion Of vessels begun in former years,
the committee showed a disposition to
tighten the purse strings. Admiral Won
Holman vainly appealed to the cC1n-
mittee tc facilitate the greater rapidity
of building by adopting the govern
rueat's demands, dwelling upon the su-
periority Of Great Britain in that re-
spect.
The imperial chancellor, Prince Ho-
hcnlohe, and other members Of the cab
met, are said TO be still sore over the
manner in which they were ignored in
presenting the naval projects throue h
Admiral Won Holman, but the emper-
or's support of the latter compelled
them 70 pocket their wounded pride.
In the meanwhile. the Centrists, Lib
erals and Socialists, are apparently de-
termined TO maintain the opposition to
the projects, and, combined, they can
insure the rejection of naval schemes.
The Catholic Cologne Volks Zeitung
points out that since 1872 the annual ex-
penditures for the navy have increased
from 2l,29S,000 marks to 81, 407 900 marks,
and the Cologne Gazette suggests that
the funds required be provided by the
taxation Of all trading vessels according
TO the value Of their cargoes. and ten
marks per ton is suggested as the
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FINE AS FEATHERS
Continued from Third Page

three-minute wrestling bout and left the
big fellow badly wnded eni somewha Z
bruised by the vigor Of the exercise
Without moments intermissian Jer-
fries was given three minutes OF MOI
spsrring and Joe Corbett followed with
a similar bout Of the same work
JIM As A CLOSE-RANGER
Blllr Woods was then taken INFO the
arena for practice in the stvIA os foh,-
ing which the agreement reaches. A, the
conference between Julian and Brady T.
likely % make one OF the features Of the
fight. Corbett demonstrated his ability
- make il very interesting Tor his o.
ponent in this sort of work and Woods
pun ishment. despite his pneumatic ar
ucr. VAS unusually severe. Each az The
ma1 vas given four rounds. Corbe;t TAX
ing no res; between times. Trainer
White al the conclusion OF the day..
work expressed mis- entire satisfaction
with the champions ability 70 beat Fitz-
simmons AZ close fighting
TAPERiSG OFF PROCESS.
Corbet1's training viii De Lighter here
after his trainers have decided today
that the champion should begin the ia
pering of process tomorrow. The
change viii be a relief % the big fighter
and none the less 50 70 McVey. Jeffrles
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TEXAS MAN LEADS
Continued from First Page)

leased another American prisoner. Mr..
Sherman spoke of this release with sat
isfaction.
Sir Julian Pauncefote called again and
saw the president al O'Clock. this time
also. ii was said, in his capacity of dean
of the corps, to arrange for the call of
the ladies of the diplomatic corps on the
president and Mrs. Mckinley
Afternoon callers were: Senator VOL
colt. Benjamin Butterworth, who is a
PROBABILITY for commissioner of patents
but prefers TO be solicitor general; War
ner Miller. John Hay, John ID. Foster
and Representative Burton of Cleve-
land.
The president was photographed at his
desk this afternoon. This. however, did
not interfere with the steady arrival OF
callers. Secretaries Sherman, Gage and
Alger came in during the afternoon. The
conferences with members OF the cabinet
caused some delay among the other call
ers. General Draper of Massachusetts
whose name has been mentioned in con-
nection with a foreign mission. was
among the list of visitors. s. NJ. Moore
Of Chicago. VINO has been active in be-
half Of the ArmenianS. also had a talk
with the president. After seeing an Iowa
delegate the president started, at $50 D.
m. for his afternoon walk. He will al
tend the Metropolitan Methodist church
services tomorrow.
The president had an hours consulta-
ton With senator Wolcott Of Colorado,
presumably on the subject OF interna-
tional bimetallism
II Is understood tonight that the ap-
poinJment of the commissioner Of the
general land office. for which ex-Con-
gresham Herman Of Oregon is the Lead
ing Card3data. has been definitely decid-
Ell upon and that the nomination viii be
made early next week but no cnfirma-
ton g the report could be obtained a.
the While House.
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Professor Munyon is honored today as
the leading authority in the medical world
His new and humane methods OF treat
ment have swept away all the old-fasn-
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drugs that create a dozen diseases in the
effort to get rid of one. He does not claim
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does claim that Munyon's rheumatism
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ent remedies They may be obtained al all
drug stores, mostly at % cents bottle.
Personal letters to Prof Munyon. 800
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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FREE CORRESPONDENCE
DIR. Hartman's Prodigious Correspondents
in Furnishing People Free Medical Ad-

The remedy Pe-ru-na was originally
Dr. Hartman's private prescription An
immense demand for this remedy sprane
up outside his regular practice. This
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large quantities. People were eager to
get it north, cast, south, west. The doc
TOR began 70 write books and pamphlets
to teach the people exactly how to use
Pe-ru-na. These We're supplied by the
million, without charge, but many peo-
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asking for his wise counsel. Letters
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assistant physicians, with quite a little
army Of stenographers, clerks, typewrit-
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Pe-ru-na mas bebn found by the multi
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gh aa1ieha nay Easle suuday g1oruus D1ar Il. 1897

Fitzsimmons will wear and Brady went
over them with great care. They were
found to be correct in all particulars.
Both pairs were turned over TO Referee
Siler, who locked them in Stuart's safe,
where they will remain until the day Of
the fight.
MULDOON'S JUDGMENT.
Carson, New. March 13.-Among the
visitors at Corbett's training quarters
this afternoon was c. ". Muldoon. the
wrestler. He stood around the handball
count watching Corbett at his work and
after the champion had concluded his
exercise, Muldoon, Al Smith and Billy
Madden were invited into the dressing
room 10 see Corbett rubbed down. At
ter looking Corbett over in the most care
full manner, Muldoon declared that he
was very much pleased with his condi-
ton. and said that ne had never seen any
man do better work than the champion
had dOna this afternoon. No man on
earth could dc better work., Muidoon de-
clared. Billy Madden was also asked
what ne thought OF Corbett's condition,
ana simply said: Hes all right
Muldocn paid a visit TO Fitzsimmons'
camp and said that he considered him in
the best possible condition.
San Francisco, March 13.-No large
wagers have been made on the fight in
this city as yet. although thousands Of
dollars are ready TO be put up. AT Cor
belts pool rooms 5000 has been placed,
so far. on the fight, but in small bets.
seldom exceeding $50. Fitzsimmons'
friends. ever since the fight was definite
~ arranged. have been holding out for
odds Of 10 to :. and yesterday there was
more Of the Cornishman's money offering
at that odds than the Corbett admirers
wanted to take. At Whitehead's pool
rooms there was considerable Fitzsim-
mons money at that price, but nobody
would take it. Corbett's hackers are hold
ing back for better odds. and they say
that by next Tuesday they can place
their money at even terms. The pool
sellers do not .ook for any brisk betting
or expect that they can place any large
amount before Monday evening.
THE CHICAGO CONTINGENT.
Chicago, March 13.-Three special
parties consisting Of two coaches each,
left Chicago for Carson City tonight. The
Siler-Hogan and England Heichinger
cars eft at go o'clock over the North
western, the cars being attached to the
San Francisco train. The Davies party
went out over the Rock Island. and in
Guided Reporter" John L. Sullivan. The
old man seemed in good spirits and the
depot police were powerless TO control
the immense outpouring of his friends.
The special cars will arrive at Carson
on Tuesday morning.
The ex-champion seemed in good spir-
lis. In an interview Sullivan said:
In my opinion, Corbett ought 10 win.
That is, provided he is in good shape
He cannot afford TO lose his head. how
ever. as he did when he fought Mitchell,
for Fitzsimmons is both a hard hitter
and swift. Before the two men appear
at the ring side L shall challenge the win
ner and at once deposit a forfeit Of
Il 000''
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

MUSICAL CLUB CONCERT.
The concert 10 be given by the Wichita
Musica, club al Sedgwick Music hall on
! Monday night promises 20 be The best %
the season The program IS % Be dist.nc-
I.yely "FretschUtz" program. there be-
ing three numbers from that celebrated
opera.
The first number on he program VII
be tie famous Prosecute" overture.
arranged Tor Two pianos. eight hands
This arrange melt euTbTsesss the 'esGi1G
melodies Of The opera TIE second num-
7er Is the "Brlsesnasds' Qusrte1ts. %
found ~ the third aci - me opera. Here
Ne fGd Agatha waiting toE her brides
maids. she = sad and anxious. bat her
bridesmaids enter. bringing flowers and
gifts They TOW prepare - crown BE-
with ths bridal wres ID vale each = me
four II surn sings = Ltsle r7rE. ~ tae
end - walsh they AL sing iu ea5ras. Tae
program Vii speak for itsef.
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success from beginning - faisn. Win he
Exception of tie failure ~ ons az ire
/ speaker. L. .. Boyle. Who was d~fsi1zi
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stag. The committee then rejected the
gran. OF 1878, 900 marks for torpedo ship
by a vote of 15 to IL, and rejected by a
vote CT Is TO IL the credit of 100000
marks asked for TO build torpedo boats.
one MORE YANKEE FREED.
Washington, March 13.-The state de-
parunent is informed that, Frank j. Lar
rieu. native OF Cuba but a naturalized
American citizen. who was arrested at
Cardenas. May Is. 1856. upon charges
thai were not made known, has been set
fra,.
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Denver. Colo, March Ex-senator Jas.
K. Jones, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, and Daniel ]. Cam
pau Of Michigan, chairman Of the con-
gressional sommittee. arrived in Denver
today. In an interview Senator Jones
said that they were here 10 consult the
silver leaders.
This afternoon Senator Jones address
ed the members of the legislature. He
eulogiZed Senator Teller Referring to
the recent lection. Senator Jones said
the great increase of the vote in the piv-
otal states at the recent election pointed
20 the conclusion that methods had been
used which were disgraceful TO the coun-
Try. He expressed disbelief in the sue
cess of bipletailic conference. but said
that neither ne nor his associates would
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WHAT JOHN WANTS
rs RELATED BY THE LONDON TIMES
CORRESPONDENT.

Mr. George W. SmalIey Thinks 1t Is Doubt
ful Whether or Not Secretary sherman
Himself Knows What He Wants, and
Intimates That He is Not Putting Much
Heart Into His Work Anyway. Esteem
ing Foreign Affairs as of Less Than First
Experimentation Naval Schemes
Wrecked-GeneraI Foreign News.
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LATE ARMY NEWS.

Washington, Marcn 13.-Brigader Gen
eral George NJ. Sternberg. surgeon gen
eral, and Lieutenant Colonel L. D. Hunt
ington. deputy surgeon general, have
been detailed to attend the twelfth inter-
national medical congress at Moscow,
Russia, next August. TO represent the
medical department of the United States
army. "a
Washington. March 13.-Army orders:
Major Willard Wells, commissioner OF
subsistence has been ordered from the
depart ment of California 10 New York as
assistant TO the purchasing commissary.
Captain Clendennin, assistant surgeon,
has been transferred from Fort Warren,
Mass. to Key West, Fla, relieving Cap
tain ]. r. Kean, assistant surgeon, who
is transferred. TO Fort Warren. The fol-
lowing assignments to regiments OF Of
ficers recently promoted, have been made
Captain Z. F. Wilcox, TO Troop F, Sixth
cavalry; FIRST Lieutenant F. NJ. Davis,
to Troop D, Third cavalry; First Lieu
tenant J. A. Ryan. to Troop A. Ninth cav
airy; First Lieutenant F. NJ. Caldwell, to
Troop 7. Fifth cavalry; Additional Sec
ond Lieutenant G. T. Boyd, 10 be second
lieutenant. Troop l. Fourth cavalry; Ad-
Additional Second Lieutenant II. c. Whit
head. to he second lieutenant. Troop /.
Tenth cavalry; Additional Second Lieu
tenant w. d. entity, 10 be second lieu
tenant Troop c. Third cavalry; Captain
B ". Leavan, TO be captain, Third cav
a.ry
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BRADLEY SAYS NO
He Has NOT SAID THAT HE WOULD
RESPITE WArLING.

Aud He Makes His Denial Emphatic-Not
Saying That He Will Not, But That He
Certainly has Not-Ex-CitS Clerk Baney
OF Minneapolis IL Acquitted by the
Change of Heart of the Proeecutins
Witness, Who Is Now In Big Trouble
Bimself-slot Mili IS a Murder Provoker
Crime News
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Kansas City. Mo, March ia special
to the Star from Stanberry, Missouri.
says: DR.. Barber is under arrest ar
Gentryville charged With shooting ana
fatally wounding Sam Patter. a drug
gist. The trouble arose in Patter's drug
store. Barber. il is said. lost a dollar
and half in slot machine and. be-
coming earaced. ended by drawing his
revolver and deliberately shooting Pat
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ISIAGTS EXTRACTION.

Albany, n. Y, March 13.-Governor
Eiack may grant the request of the gov
errlor of Massachusetts for the extradi-
ton of Joseph Isiagi, the Turkish con-
sui at Boston, VINO is held in New York
City or the charge of ENLIGHTENMENT. On
Thursday next the thirty days during
which Isiagi can be held in this state for
a crime committed in another state ex-
pires. After that time the state author
tiles cannot hold him and he must be dis
charged from custody unless ne is ex-
fr.ad
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KEPT WHISKY BY THEM.

Beloit. Kan, March 13.-Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal Neeley and five Off
GERS have arrested Ava and Joseph Sim
mons near here ana confiscated 500 gal
Ions Of Illicit whisky said 10 have been
brought from Rock Creek. Wyo.. where
one of the men had a saloon. They were
taken 10 Junction City for examination.
The men have lived in this county for
several years