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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

IA certain Rev. DR.. Behrends" is the
way in which The Living Church
(EpiscopaD of Chicago refers TO the
wel-known Brooklyn clergyman.
Laval University OF Quebec has con-
ferred the degree of doctor of divinity
upon Rev. Thomas j. Conaty. rector
elect of the Catholic university.
Rev. Thomas Newton Ayres, who
left the Episcopal ministry some time
ago and joined the Roman Catholic
church, was ordained to the Catholic
priesthood recently in New Orleans
The Waldensian church has, in the
Waldensian valleys. II congregations
with % pastors; a membership of H.
24s; good supply of schools; 4.s64 day
pupils and 1906 Sunday scholars. Ii
has also a theological seminary and col
lege at Florence; a Latin school and
high school for girls.
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church in Newburyport, Mass, has re-
ceived from one of its parocbial societies
the Christmas present of a new end COM
PARISH -AOhsSy Nh%sA
facilities, chapter rooms, rector's Office.
parish hall, etc. This gift is notewor-
thy. not orly from its source, but also
as indicating the growth OF one of the
most venerable parishes in Massachu-
sets.
A correspondent OF the Examiner
relates this incident OF recent dinner
In Philadelphia. at which Archbishop
Ryan (Roman Catholic and DIR. Watson
were present; 1T would be a great mis-
take 20 suppose that the archbishop
dweIIs in an atmosphere Of ghosts or Is
Eaturated with gloom. TWAS quite de-
Irhtful 20 see him and DIR. Watson
fraternize and exchange feiicities. The
archbishop said the inquiry had been
made " ny all the nine MUSES. are repre-
scented as unmarried II was sug-
gested in reply that il was thought more
in accordance with delicacy and senti-
ment that they should Be pure. unDsr-
RED virgins But the arch bishops re-
sponse was: No. that is not the rea-
son; IL Is because all those who WOO the
Muses. arc so poor that they are never
able 70 propose marriage 70 them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
HERRMANn'S GREAT TRICK.
How He Caught Buiists Hot frovs RICE,
Held by Good Msrksmen-

How He Caught Buiists Hot FROM Kins'
Held by Good Msrksmen-
Now that Hermann the Great IL gone
there can be no harm in explaining ho,s
his wonderful trek of catching the bul.
lets shot at him by six national guards.
men was done.
On both occasions the famous pres
tidigitateur stood alone upon the stage.
while six picked marksmen from the
state national guard fred point blank
upon him from a platform bull; In the
audience On both occasions Hermann,
pale Of face aud painfully alert, cangh,
the bullets previously marked by q com
mittee of noted army men. and handed
them back hot from the barrels for
Identification
Of course, IL w,s r. trick. but n was
a dangerous trick. and one that Herr
mann dhsliked 70 do But even he vas
less nervous than the marhsnen. who,
acting in perfect good faith, feared that
they might Kill thr plucky magician.
Many have been the alleged expl.na-
tions OF this trick published Ia VARIOUS
newspapers. TRY have all been wrong.
HerrCaann himself told the Herald ko~
II yvas done. and here IL -:
OF course, there was an accomplish
and this sooonplice was not ore Of the
rnarkSnen, bu; the serYeant In chsrgs
of them This sergrs.nt took The six
regulation army bullet cartridges Cd
a silver platter 30 the committee
The committee examined them, made
sure they we're genuine. marked thru
plainly and replaced them on the plat,
Ter. The sergeant Instantly raised IN.
platter in plain SIGHT ~ arms length
above his head. walked over 20 ths
Tuarksus~n. and they th~rnselpra earh
took a cartridge. examined II and
placed IL IN the rife. Then o.ros tbs
Ehoueing.
The trick lay n the piztts-. ~hsos
had false bottom Un-ser this boz.
tom lay sir otter cartridges. ideatioal
Il size. weight and sypesrsncs, bal
holding bullets made Of composition
Of pltaabaso and mercury. whsa n.
sergeant beld he platter aoft lie
tDucbed spring. and by Clever mach.
anisn tbess ak fake cartridges
jumped into the plait~r. While tAs
g~HrliHs cartridge a.sappsArsd beneath
the falss botsoun-
50 IL WA the composition eArtrsdges
that The Tszsrkernsn 111cno~ngiy pat
into their rffes. A1d on erng THIS eo1-
psEition vas Instantly roeissd By frsr-
lion through tie barrsls s1d dsssipas-1
in the ar.
MeartfrD>. however. the supposedly
empty plsttsT vas taken b<kAud tks
w5ngs. where ths grssasus cartridge.
~erv d-swn 0-st. e-1et1y E.afed saf
car. flaiiy plses6 bsf az at;Andans on
table. whore Hermann. Just before ,hs
frln.y, e@re.sa@.y pae<ed skszn % Ana
PalHsd then. Holding them ia h.s
haada dHrssg "a. hrsry. he Immediately
p-o.dlceG tAeEn a. the ssooks cseaF-S.
4 tf-spSs iE.cs. bat = very 6asssrogs
or. f0 4 re pi.rser's mechanism
ia-3sd 10 work coxnpistely. 0Es o. more
q - gsaT2sne caz-irs1s~. nigh, hsr-
got intD 80 rises % The Easrksmea
arsl iheace iz,o HerTrrsaa'H bo~iyl--S.
). Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
pscREPiT TOmeSTOEES.
Maven wher. Old and Neglected Mon
unents Are Protected.

bIt
On Croton Point. jutting picturesque
" into the Hudson rlTer, there Is cen
etery with a singular purpose. II l. =
rescu. mission for aged and oeeayee
gravestones. The modern Cemetery
usually refuses adnitt&nce 10 these
totterirg ton bS;ones. because they viii
not look pretty alongside the new nSea-
ume8ts. IN the Manor cemetery every
grave marker can hold h.gh its head. nc
matter how poor its design or ho1
sseather-beaten It's sppesrAooe. II viii
be fully the social equs! OF it, neis'hb-or
Here II can spend the rest q sis day
until time aad the elements csuse IL tn
ioin the handful of dgs; j. oonnemo-
rates.
Yer bodies can Be buried here, too
either originally o. b. traz Efsr from
come old graveyard which the living
tlsroag denszn eds for ia Ezs~x A short
distance Of 3 the Van COrtland r1arss
house, tie only mansion Of IS kim
which j. occupied BIZ the dlrsc: de
sccndzo:s % its hrst owner. Here lfTs
James Stevenson Van CortIandt sna
ISIS sister. removed By "three or four
gratis and grand from stephsass
Van CoFtlsn1t. the builder of The horlss-
rs body and that az his wife ~srs
Hurled some = here W5thia The ter scr~s
Of The present cerneteFT. bat ihs lo-r2-
ton % TIRE gTs vsz is rsrkno~E-
On he edge % the land JUS. taken i
ihe cd burial ground % the snSossr. eon-
- iaing - o. . t,osies. Here He PER-
vzs CorrIsnit- oaer Lieutenant go.
srnor Of New York. AID - VI. 5ohan-
Ia. Ee.5ssd u "a. Sgd -. szd sAe "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

1eo,, aged 81. mere. coosIs their son.
Gen. Philip Van Coruandt, who died in
1881. having distinguished himself in
the revolution. Many OF the Clintons.
Beekmans. Van wycks and others re-
lated to the Van Cortlaadts sleep in this
little plot.
So the spot is historic. and the deerep
it tombstones from other Westchcsser
graveyards will find congenial company
here. To these grounds should be taken
all the battered headstoBcS of ST. Johns
cemetery in Hudson street, New York,
were there anyone sufficiently interest
ed in the de1d 70 do the work
Room for the dead is nearly as hard n
find as room for the livirg. Cemeteries
are exempt from taxes. AID super.
visors are 10th to consent 10 set
ting aside ground for snch pun.
poses. because the tax list is de.
creased thereby. In the Manor cemetery
there are nearly 1000 lots. and IL is be-
lieved that this will be room enough FOR
new burials and removals for sonss
time. In the future il may be that .hs
bounds will be extended.
In the center of the cemetery 10 %
proposed 10 build G. A. r. monument
and Pierre Van Cortlandt Post has
charge OF the project SO here viii sleey
soldiers OF many wars. founders OF
many first families" and the dead from
many abandoned Rraveysrds. In the
midst OF all the old toulbstones viii tell
Of the makers OF the past. nor need 20
fear another transplanting-N. Y,
praSS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
Parsons Mho ave troubled witn ,ndiges-

Persons who are troubled with indiges-
ton will be interested in the experience
of VIM. II. Penn. chief clerk in the rail-
way mail service at DeS Moines, Iowa,
who writes: at gives me pleas0e 10
testify to the merits OF Chamo0lain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
For two years / have suffered from in
digestion. and am subject TO frequent
severe attacks of pain in the stomach
and bowels. One or two doses of this
remedy never fails 10 give perfect re-
lief" Price % and so cents. Sold by
druggists.
HONE is dearer to a woman than a man
because to her it is place where she can
sit around without her corset on--Atchison
Globe.
Hoods Sarsaparilia cures rheumatism
by neutralizing the acidity of the blood
which causes the disease.
''Do You think, Mr.. Grufiy, that Callow
has lost his mindl'' There is no reason TO
hope that he has, madam Detroit Free
Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

forfeiture Of both principal and inter
est
on Wednesday the house judiciary
will submit an amendment OF the bill
making the legal rate S per cent and for
FIXTURE OF interest only as penalty Tor
violation. with the recommendation that
the bill be passed as recommended. The
bill will become law IL the legislature
gets 10 its place on the calendar. and
the probability is that the house steer
ing committee will advance 1t for early
consideration.
The fact that the Pure Food show was
arranged 10 Be in progress here just little
prior 70 any legislation IS not without lis
significance. Adulterated food prepara-
tons. canned rifT-rsH and sloppy putrs-
factions that are doctored up with viTg-
lent chemicals and sold al over the country
as pure articles received no little sften-
ton in the last campaign In this safe Leg
islatiou along this line mas been expected.
The managers Of THIS Pure Food show have
pure food on exhibition. Everything al
be elegantly arranged and brilliantly sur
rounded. The legislators VII behold ths
perfection OF perfection. They vii % e.
co-ted through the show on a tasting AID
sa np.e expedition ana after they are con
WINGED that everything made by grocs-
manufacturers ard sold D. all dealers h
absolutely pure ard always Hil 5s. they
zill D. allowed 20 20 hack and decide that
All this tax about IuEh0iesone fc0d 3
bosh. and that legislation upon that sub
jecf Is unnecessary. And thus reform gtli
reform. A. least thls r. me opinion % bus
lress men who i've here ia Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
Ip.urur.,,oo Route From :. Louis.

vaadaEa- PennsycTania Snort Line.
Low rates ard fzst through trains. Y5I
may learn al about them 81 addressing
TraxeinK Passenger Agent J. 7. Fo.ey.
Kansas City. Mo. or ". r. Brua1es. A
q. z. AT. - Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
Winter Resort. In III. sosth

Ara readily reached "a Pennsylvania
Saorr Lines from Chicazo through CO
rlrrztf o. Louisville sold trains az
and nixat. Tourist tickets noW 81 szie
For further Information apply 90 T-svel-
inE Pzsseng~r Agent " T. Rlcaards ~
Omzaa- Neb. 0- r. 2 Ds-1z A -. =.
Az- as South Clark street. 81 csgo
/ D-xxo whict j. De WIS! o. C t-ro. =
sad Uncle E5@1. &c nE1 dst .'sazs he's
too good Ter &c 70 E-o.siscs e. dc Ear eats
50 bad be has Ter DC PIT ozt"--WEselnstoa
S.ar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

Ee-Ih~rss fs-xxr n q i7r~Ts Ne
via r1tegstsr s~zrrrr ssra ia rffss
ss-i tt1rk -ots. cS2ssst fer has sse-
Aexs re .. t.rzllt 20 issss
-Essz Tess1A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

VIZ often hear people say they VII con
tribute 70 me Support Of The church even II
they have 70 wear their Cd clothes % CO y
We notice they never wear the Cd c4ot1es-
w asEiEstoa IL Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
The Livery Of Bllion.ness

Is pronounced yellow. Il Is visible in
the countenznce and eyebsIs- /; Is zc-
companisd Eith uusssiness beneath he
righ -.bs and shoulder blanc. sc head
ache. NAUSEA and ir-eguiarity = The bow
els To the removal % each and al e
these dIScOmforts. a. vel as heir csuSs.
iosiettsr's Stomach Bites Is admirably
adapted This prs-erainent family ned
cine also remedies rlaisriai. Tnegnsfic
and kidney complains nervousness and
debility. I: promotes appetite ard sieep-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
RIGOR NOT RELAXED
IMPORTANT CASE INVOLVING SEA-
MEMS RIGHTS DECIDED.

From Which 1t Appears That They Haven't
Any Rights. As Against Their Masters
Who May Choose TO Cause Their Arrest
as Criminals for Deserving Their Service,
Though That BE But Private Service
Supreme Court Holds the Case Similar
to That of Military Observation-Disclosures
Disserts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. 2oc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

You've Mr.. PEzctralI-y --2S On Iou1-
ain top. de pciled oat his watch AZ =
said be. 1T the sun doesn't rise - just ooe
minute and nine seconds u VII - kss-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
LAME IN BOTH LEGS
orfeiture of both principal and inter

Continued from First Page
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

Evansville. Ind. Jan. % Zero wea-
Their prevails here. Twelve hours of
norther caused a drop n the thermom-
eter Of about so degrees. There is much
suffering among the poor os the city.
which is being looked after by organized
relief associations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

Plttsburg. Pa. Jan 25-The coldds'
weather % the winter prevails throua.1-
out western Pennsylvania today In TN.
cay the mercury dropped 20 from 10
10 degrees below, while thermometers in
the country registered from , 10 10 &C.
grees colder. The cold wave was precea-
ed 10y heavy snow fail.
Philadelphia. Jan. 25.-The thernome-
ter registered 4 degrees above TINS morn
ing, the lowest point this winter Reports
frno the mining rsVianS SHOW thzt the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

Even in the Sunny South There Is All the
fornia Is Billed for a Cool Breath,
While From Boston to Bismarck and
Farther West Record Figures Have
Become Commonplace Chicaso's
Coolest Day-Reports From Canada-A
Day to Date Events From.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
NEW ENGLAND.

Boston, Jan. 25.-Althougn the Their
mometer, which this morning touched %
degrees, did not fall by several degrees,
10 the lowest point recorded this winter.
a sharp northwest wind, blowing twenty
10 twenty-five miles an hour, made the
weather severe II is prophesied by the
weather bureau that the cold wave has
not reached New England, and tonight
will bring a much lower temperature
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

day night throughout the state and all
fruit growers have been warned.
MINNESOTA
81. Paul. MINI, Jan. 25.-The mercury
did not get above 10 degrees below zero
all day yesterday, and towards night
took another dip and this morning had
reached b degrees below. SO far as re-
ported there has been no unusual suffer
ing from the cold and no fatalities here.
In Tire suburbs the mercury was report
eG from 50 10 10 below but the weather
Office gave % as the lowest. that being a
O'clock this morning Edmonton. with
50 below. was the coolest place in the
northwest but Duluth and Moorehead
both recorded q. Bismarck. Miles City.
Helena, Huron and La Crosse gave "a
below. Business has been intereterred
With at some places Al BAYFIELD,. Wis.
work has been suspended on the Barfield
Transfer railway. NoTthsrn Pacific
coast trains which left s. Paul last
Thursday and Friday last arei a snow
drift, at New Salem, thirty miles ives, OF
Mcndis. and trains due a. ST Paul sat
uTday night and last night have been
held a jamestown and the one due here
tonight is held at Dickinson All west
hound trains we're held az Fargo. There
is undoubtedly much suffering among fs-
ners and others exposed 20 the storms
AI-S anu may I4Ne ptuoahiS prtL>-r3
The loss OF cattle on The range viii be
crightfgl
Minneapolis. MINI. Jan es-The low
est temperature reached hersi ast n ga
was 80 degrees below. when is the cold
-. IN three years. There Nas high
winb iswi-g. which made il very DIM
cul.s face IL waih-T- This has nos
slhdaei No cases % restitution or scr
ious Injury from the weather have yet
been rcporTCi
Duluth. MINI. Jan e5.-Wsather al
Duluth is very cold. thc government the1
anzc1a.srs rsxis.srinE IS below zero.
The advocate., 1897-06-02

who have little else to do, State Treas
urer He6ebower took charge of the
matter and had q large number Of the
Reform School plants transplanted on
the State House grounds. Amcng the
number we're many rare specimens.
The first night after the trsnsplanting
someone pulled up by the roots and
carried off q number Of the finest
plants. Topeka has been complaining
about the appearance Of the grounds,
and the first thing after an attempt
was made to improve some Topeka
person stole some of the best plants,
II was a mean thing to do.
In the table printed by the ADvo.
CATE March 81 showing the vote Of
members of the Legislature on impor-
tant bills, it was made to appear that
Senator Forney was absent when the
vote was taken In the Senate on the
maximum rate bill. A careful exam
nation of the various votes taken on
this question show that on every occa-
sion but this one Senator Forney voted
right. On a previous day an amend.
ment to the Senate bill was offered
which was in fact the Iowa maximum
schedule, and Senator Forney voted
for 1t. He also voted for an amend.
ment providing for the election Of
Commissioners. The records Of the
Railroad Committee show that he was
a consistent and persistent advocate Of
railroad legislation demanded by the
people. at the time the vote which
the ADVOCATE published was taken
the Senator was temporarily absent
from the chamber, and If he had been
there he would have voted for the
maximum rate amendment or he
would have voted differently from the
way he voted all along. The immense
amount of work and large number of
meEitorious bills introduced by Senator
Forney indicate that he was disposed
to do everything he could to secure
legislation in the interest of the people.
The advocate., 1897-06-02
It's Cool in July

on tablelands and mountains Of New Mexico
and Arizona where Santa Fe Route crosses
continent. Therefore buy your tickets over
Santa Re, going TO Christian Endeavor Con
vention at San Francisco. Inquire Of Al r, ~
8, r. local agent about cheap Eatea
The advocate., 1897-06-02
NOTES AND COMMENT.

ploys 10000 persons.
Ell PasO, Texas, was the scene of a de-.
structive flood last week.
Mark Hanna is vigorously opposing the
proposition to increase the tariff tax on
beer.
The proposition to call a constitutional
convention in Virginia was voted down last
week.
An effort is being made to abolish the
tribal relation among the Cherokee In
dians.
Governor Barnes, McKinley's new ap-
pointee for Oklahoma, was inaugurated
May 26.
A change is contemplated in the Presl-
dency of the Missouri State Agricultural
College.
An inventor claims that he has discov-
cred a process by which he can make gold
and silver.
Mckinley will travel to the Nashville
Exposition in a special train and will have
private car
The Bank Of Naples, Italy, is said TO be
the oldest bank in the world. 1t was es-
tablished in 1889.
The Florida Legislature has elected s.
R. Mallory to the United States Senate.
He is a silver man.
Salina Union: "There is not much diff
ference between a Democratic panic and
Republican wave of prosperity"
An Indiana assessor thought life insur-
ance policies ought to be assessed, but the
court held they were not taxable.
Reporters are, for the first time in his.
tory, not invited to the White House when
receptions and other social events occur.
There are eighty-one colonels on the staf
Of the Governor Of Georgia. 1t is said
that the number will be increased to 100.
Two large New York banks have been
consolidated to save expenses. A similar
consolidation has occurred la Kansas City.
The Governor of Missouri has appointed
as Oil Inspector man who, as boyhood
companion, had saved his life while swim.
ming
With one or two exceptions, the Con-
gressmen from Massachusetts are very
wealthy men, most Of them being million
aires.
Governor Barnes OF Oklahoma mas ap
pointed H. S. Cunningham, formerly a rail.
road attorney Of Salina, Kas,, as Attorney
General.
Chicago people are having hard time
to keep the Illinois Legislature from voting
away the entire city to the Chicago street
railroad barons.
An indictment has been returned against
Congressman Stevens Of st. Paul, MINI,
1t is based on his connection with shady
bank transaction.
Twenty Presbyteries reported at the
general assembly recently that they had
discarded the use of alcoholic wines at the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
President Mckinley wants new resi-
dence built for the use Of the President.
He thinks the present White House could
be used for the Presidents Office.
An advertisement in Tennessee paper
for information as to the whereabouts Of a
house which flosted down the river in the
recent floods is something Of curiosity.
Ooxey's Sound Money has suspended
publication, which leads the Columbus
(Kas. Modern Light to observe that those
Carl Browne cartoons would kill any paper.