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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-04

The diamonds in controversy were
found in the office of jordan & Reich
man, where Max Lasar has safe.
Jordan & Reichman protested against
the customs house officers taking the
gems from the safe. The Lasars are
brothers. Max Lasar is being sued for
divorce and in some way it is thought
this latter fact has connection with the
charge Of smuggling.
Later in the day Max Lasar was az
rested and held in 5000 for examination.
| DAYLIGHT BURGLARS.
| Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 3.--Three burg
lars VINO wft1in three weeks have rob-
bed the residences Of eight wealthy
Kansas City families, are under arrest
| here. TWO of the trio were caught by
| policemen early this morning while they
| were in the act of breaking into house.
A third was arrested today on informa-
| ton fuTnished by the others. Nearly all
| of their plumber, valued at several nun
| dred dollGrs, mas been recovered. The
crooks are John Johnson, George Hart
court and John Monahan, alias Shaw,
alias Jim Ryan. Hartcourt and Mona
nan are wanted by the police of Denver
for similar crimes. Nearly all their
burglaries in this city were committed
by climbing porches during the dinner
hour.
TRICKED THE TAILOR.
Ripley, w. Va, Dec. 3.-JOhn Morgan,
sentenced to be hanged December 16,
played sharp trick on the jailor here
Ia 11la or Sol
and took to the o5ds, where bloodhounds
are on his track. A short time ago he
sold confession for s25. With the
money he bought a new suit of clothes
TO wear ON the gallows. Last night 91e
made a dummy of his old suit and put
it to bed in mis- CELL Downing his new
suit ne climbed ON top OF the cell and
lay there till il was locked for the night.
Then ne escaped and was not missed IN
til this morning. A reward of $500 is Of
fered for his arrest His crime, the muir
der Of Mrs. Green, her son and daugh-
ter. was committed just a month ago,
near Grass Lick, this county.
NICE NEW COUNTERFEIT
Washington, Dec. 3.-The discovery OF
a new counterfeit five dollar silver cer-
tificste Of the series of 1891 with por-
trait of Grant is announced by the
treasury secret service. The note is
neither as long nor as wide as the gen.
uine. Apparently it is printed from
plates made by the photo mechanical
process, and is well executed, and es-
pecially the lettering, seal and entire
back of the note. General Grants por- (
trait is different in some details from /
that in the genuine.
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.
Chicago Dec. 3-The grand jury to-
day returned indictments against Asses
sor Richard G. Cunning and Clerk Ben
janlin Barrett of the South Town, charg-
ing malfeasance in office and conspiracy, /
and an additional charge of soliciting a |
bride is returned against Cunning. The 4
charges of malfeasance and conspiracy
are an outgrowtfh of the arbitrary ac-
tons Of these officials in refusing to
listen to the protests Of taxpayers while
sitting as board Of review and later in
refusing to produce certain books and
documents at the meeting OF. the board
II is alleged that the bribery charge re-
lates to the soliciting of $3.50 from the
owners OF a big downtown building.
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Charter M.rnn camr.nr

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. ESPECIAL -
Secretary Jenkins has chartered tshs We
mona Wagon company. Of weaofHa, Min-
nesots. To do business in oklahoma
VIII A Maurer. Of Fl Reno. is named a.
the eompany's general agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-04
CALLS wooosoS A MODEL
fndisn Conmt.-ioBsr Soos- Wakes an De-
GepfGon ia Ifs Favor

Guthrie. .. T. Dee. At IL reported
mere t5st since looking into Major Wool
sons agency * Dsrlinaa ~. fr1iaa
Commissioner Jones views on mlslesrg
agents nave En5exzSne = cs5anzs. IL 10
said that s7e commissioner oolrf "A
against agents %ss bzss5 IN Ire bsises
;azt military agents. 5ssnx Ers3aztes Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-04
billiard 1snrnmeat

Nsw York, Dec. 3.--~The gam. this sf-
ternOcn in the billiard tournament a,
Madison Square Garden eoocert ball
brought oui Maurice Daily and George
| Sutton. both Of whom. up 20 date. had
/ list al t1eir canes. Daily won she game.
There Was considerable snterss; man.
tested IA this exhibition 81 the ADecis~
T tors. oslng 20 the tact that the ioasaz
man aoaid occupy last position Ia tbs
tournament al tas close. sutton st
times put up brilliant game. bot a. On
his previous. exhIbirqns d1r1nx the pres
oni series. IN a general way he xss very
erratic. The zane gazht De sail %
DAILY. although ne made one Of tsoe eest
runs o. the entire series this Afternoon.
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Napoleon Ives against Wizard scassfsr.
and TIE oid cssfag.1n > N. by faT tas
isrzost ercsd fssf zzs -; attended fas
tournament so the Sasze. Talea Eas
aforfhy o. xhs ta5 experts sh3 c<0sssi
cues.
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Guthrie Ei.ctrlc Llrh. pisut

Guthrie, o. T. Dec 3-tSpecais-
According to the report OF Hon :. r
Peters to Comptroller Eckeis. The Guth-
RE electric light plant. at the recent sale
by Receiver Watts. brought $3.50. not
including an Indebtedness Of 1900 cv.
ing the government by the city for
lights furnished. Logan county has
claim OF 5000 against the plant for
taxes.
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Maiar Tom Anderson 10 Town.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 3.-eSpecial)--
Major Tom Andersnu os Topeka. assist
ant general passenger agent Of ne Rock
Island railway. is Ia the city. His ogsl-
ness is strictly private.
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GIVEN Up AS LOST
Schooner Julia BAILEY supposed to Rave
Gone Down 10 Collision

Boston, Dec 3-Tne three-na s;ed
schooner Julia s Bailey. Captain ". A.
wyman, from Norfolk. Va, October 30.
with coal for Saeo. Maine. which has re-
ported from the latter port as long over
due, and ~kic1 left HyanDis, Mass, on
tae afternoon OF November -. has been
given up as lost The Bailey wens
through Vineyard Sound with a large
fleet of vessels on November Q. but no
trace Of he- has been found since the
10th. Today It was given out xnai the
schooner Harold L. Berry Of BAN. Ne.
Captain Hanna. Was Ia collision Elta an
unknown schooner en- me n.gn; OF No
vember Il sxnswhe1e north 81 Cape Cod
Ii Is believed that TIE unknown vessel
vac the Bailey and tina; size vent down
after the collision.
New To-k. Dec. "A secret confer
eace wss srei5 tonight BY what - known
as tire Swsyne-B roSkGei1 element OF tne
Republican party. a. which General
Wager Sxsyue presided TIE attend
ance was not as large 80 vas expected
After Adjournment Il ass announced
thzr resolution had been adopted %
the effect tha: under 4he exsssiog consf-
tons. tae only sciat+Sn % che sifBzrfo.
vas she forming % ar entirely new Re-
pusHosn orxs aszssson II sse city ard
eSansy % Nes York. and tast action b
taken ~ occe 20 cA--y cut tzs measure
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ONLY GERMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
But They Have Created Wonderful
Comm lou In Hayti

Washington. Dec 3-The Haytian
at the state department. today, having
news from home of most disquietinS
nature. Secretary Sherman being still
confined to his house by cold and As
fsistant Secretary Day having attended
the president on his journey 10 Canton.
Second Assistant Secretary Adee was
acting s secretary Of state, and 10 him
the minister had recourse. L appears
that his government had cabled him
from Port An Prince that the Haytisn
consul a. Kingston. jamaica, had teIe-
graphed that two German warships had
sailed from that place for Port Au
Prince. The news had created great ex-
element in the town and all over the
island ana disturbances were feared.
The foundation for the statement is
believed TO be that Two German school
ships which have been cruising in south
ern waters are Just starting On their
way northward 70 the United states
About the middle Of last September the
German charge here, Mr.. Reicheneau
formally advised the state department.
thai the German cadet schoolshio
Stein would sTrive ar Charleston, :. G.
February next. and that ne oade
schoolship Charlotte would arrive az The
same port February II. They are 10 de-
part on the 18th and 10th OF February.
Neither Of these vessels can be properly
regarded as warships. although they are
attached 10 the German navy and carry
large number OF young naval cadets.
Nevertheless, the Haytian minister fears
tast their appearance in Haytian waters
a. this jun>tuce may lead 70 serious trou-
Die there
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N0rcssss-. 3fsss,. Tses. 1.--Aioazo O.
Eloz5asl.s ggof~aeyf % Esyzscs - -
Wescastsr Pa5gsscssaSe En~gs lzzfioa slASs
is7z. - 5eaI. - tbs axe - $ Yez-s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-04

Ottawa. Ont. Dec S.-The postmaster
general has decided to permit pictures.
views. designs Or osaer advertising mat
ter 70 De printed on the face % postal
cards. 50 long as a sufficient space h
is-t - allow 81 tas address being writ
ten o. printed 81 that it cla De easily
Seclpheyed.
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TO DIE IN JANUARY
CONVICTED MURDERER THORN Re
oEIVEs SENTENCE.

Courts Remarks Reviewing the Case are
TO the Eject That Whether He is Guilty
or Not the Proof of Guilt Was all Rig ht
and That He Had a Fair Show in De-
fense-Defenss In the Goddard Case
General Electric Company Official
Shot by a Burglar-More Luesgert
Jurors-News of Crime.
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THE KIAo-CHAu MATTER
THE PVNTTTyE FORrE

Slmis, Dec s.-FsTtaer dlsYzscaes
frsn me frons say the Ku-rsm column
u the punitive s1ree % British t-oo9e.
SaEch usi ain f<-ee resix-sres 81 -
n1Tsa int ne Caau1sszn2 rsaatsy
xneFe ssi--y villages - tie iasSzgeni
trs5ssDea were burned. tafscse5 AesSy
punishment q TIE chzrz.kss T1ese
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HELD FOR sMrGGUNG-

New York. Dec. 3.-Amaneul ]. L.asa-
saloon keeper 81 this city, ana MS wife.
We're each held in ss.0o0 bail by United
States Commissioner Shields today, on
the charge OF having smaggied into this
country $780, 600 worth of diamonds. They
pleaded not guilty. The diamonds were
seized on Wednesday night at the office
Of Max Lasar, a diamond merchant in
Maiden Lane. Collector Bigweu was
very reluctant TO give any information
aoent the arrests, saying that he was
afraid publicity would interfere with
other important arrests that they are
expecting % make.
According 10 the statement made by
Max L4ssar's lawyer, tle diamonds sesz-
ed were purchased sy Max Laser during
his rip abroad lsst fall. were saiopsd
here in the regular way ana the regular
duty paid on them. The connection
which the persons under arrest nave
with the case IS not yet clear. Max
Lassr Is one Of the best known diamond
meacnsnts in the city. and for year. aas
been carrying on an i:nPost business o.
SAsS large proportions.
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CARR IS CONVICTED.

Liberty, Mo-, Dec. 3-Child Murderer
William Carr announced today that he
had been convicted and that he did not
fear his execution, set for December IT.
The condemned man now, for the first
time, has shown an interest in his fut-
uTe welfare. He has requested to be
separated from the other prisoners. This
VII be done on next Monday, when the
death watch will be placed over him.
Csrr's change, it appears. occurred when
ne was chained to his cell wall after his
attempt at suicide
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-04

Don't run any risks about health.
Keep well at all times by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilia
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TORTURED FOR MONEY

Akron, Ohio, Dec. 3.-Two masked rob-
oeTs entered the house OF. John Hariong,
farmer SO years old, in Green township.
They tortured and threatened the old
man into insensibility but ne refused 10
give UP his money when ne WAS I'M
conscious they searched the house and
found in belt the farmer wore $500
Haflong lives alone and is wealthy.
Blsodhounds Will be put on the trail Of
the robbers.
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sisiey's gsisats 10 BRYAN.

Joe Sitley, of nnsylvaoi, (, a; one
time a prominent member Of tn
lower branch Of congress aud after.
watds a uomines FIR ,he pr -i.lency,
is 81 ia letter declaring strongly fol
Bryan in 1880. The letter was written
to Chairman Cook oftbe Missouri DIM
ocra'ic state committea, ani was
brought out by 4, rerent int rview iu
wbieh Champ Clark declare for Sib-
ley as the proper man to he nominated
for president 1888. Ia hi- letter
Mr.. Sihley says
~ believe The natural leader in the
next contest is SIR. Bryan. He is far
stronger man III moral and intelIect-
ual endowment than any one who
will be liable to comp, te f,r tle nom
ination agtinsl him. II elected, he
will make far better execulve be
cause of his intimate touch with the
people and his kuoNle ige Of their
needs, and he would give the people Of
this country an administration of
which every true American c4ight he
proud.
AS to who shall be the vicc-preei-
dent, at the most Is not serious con-
sideration. Frankly ] aluit that,
named on ticket with Mr., Br5an,
with a platform that represented the
head, the heart and the conscience Of
the great plain people Of our nation,
should esteem il most profound
honor, but will be fully frank when
| say that another man thu ryself
could more certainly enkindle httbu-
siasm, promote harmony amt inspire
courage i'll action.
only candidacy should TO, for one
moment he permitted TO stand in the
way OF such desirable person Thr
cause for which We struggle - far out
weighs the personality Of apy individ-
ual that no fricad of mine, how, yer
ardent may be hi personal attachment
shall be permitted To urg~ any eousid-
erations in my behalf which might
alone serve my personal ag-raniize-
montN
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. iuAn Allan,a go 600
'hairnian, MY friend from
I.nnnr on..o - =. -

hairiiiaD, My friend from
r. lacey says that in the
next war the confederate soldiers will
he found fighting under the old flag
de- by side with the federals. That
Is very true. Mr.. Chairman, so far as
the confederates are concerned. But
do not know whether my friend ever
heard little story that was told TO
the by very gallant federal colonel.
something that took place at one Of
the blue and gray reuniousin The state
of Missouri. The confederate soldier
and federal soldier got to he very
"chummy;' they were mighty good
friends, talking the war times over
and enjoying themselves as we fire.
quently do here. Oh one occasion.
however, the federal thumped the
confederate on the back and said
Well Johnny, We fought on separate
sides in the last war, bat if another
comes We will be found under the old
flag, shoulder 10 shoulder, lighting
together for our government" The
confederate sail, "Well, we will but
you-uns won't" Laughter. The
federal asked him, Why ID you say
that We won't be found figltns under
tte 60 ilag?" The confederate said,
" Why, you cane: the pension roll
shows that you-uns was all disabled j"
Great laughter
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Brann On Watson.

OF the most blgotcd srct of pseudo
religious fanatics that ever cursed this
country the Hon Tommia Watson is
perhaps the most intolerant and mar
row-brained little blath,rSkite. And
the worst Of it all is that while in re-
ligion he's fool, in politics he's a
knave. While pretending that the
cause of the common people was the
apple of his eye, he lens himself to "a
scheme to defeat their tribune and
elect a ligneous-headel iiieeius d0ciius
owned saui and bod% by Mark Hanna.
the industrial cannibal." Bryan
would oe president today bat for this
busy little blAbster whom accident
placed in Il position where he could
betray the people. Avlunt. thou
cOntumacious little cojo'e, thou pes
tiferous pOle-cat. Benedict Arnold
was gentleman when compared to
you, for his treason VAS open and
avOwed, while y0u stabbed the cause
of the people in friendly embrace
struck il IN The back. Iou have had
no parallel since Judas lscariot con
spired with the plutocrAcy to betrAy
the idolof the people-and even Judas
had deceney enough to hang himself
as expiation of his infamy. Shut
up. thou hatchet-faced, splene,ic
hearted, mario H-headad little hypo
critic, for verify the world IS aweary OF
little Tommie Watson His brilliant
and patriotic editorials" are only used
to underlay carpets, paper pantry
shelves ard for purposes less polite.
cheerfully risk my reputation as a
prophet on the prediction that in less
than two years his windy little "re-
form" paper will 60 to the bOne-pile.
Tommie, you are the piu-worm OF
American p0ltics-a more aggravat-
ing little parasite than Mltonius Park.
Take gentleman's advice and apply
the soft pedal to your wheezy calliope
get off the political stage in time to
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Net For Everything,

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Blitchton Briefs.

Special Correspondence ocala Banner.
Departed this life MONDAY, Decem.
Der 49, 1897, Mr.. Holmes Davis, in the
2lst year Of his lif2 He leaves a kind
and loving mother one sister and a
brother to mourn his less. He was
laid to rest in the family burial ground
on Mcintosh hill Mr.. and Mrs. !
Nj. Robinson wish to thank the com.
mnh''y for their assistance in their
tate sofrow....-.-..Our VI u killed sew
Ell fine hogs from which, he made s.
gallons of lard Who can beat that
Our J. p. killed six ine hogs las.
week from which he made three lard
cans full of lard and hes six more to
AiIl......... Merry Christmas and hap
Ply new year to all readers of the Ban
"er' DICK.
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clogse3 Rowels.

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IT'S not pleasant to be drawn Into
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intense cold weather to drive you into
an over coat. It's cold enough now.
over coats at cost, at the closing out
sale at J. J. Fuller's.
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1T prices cheaper than ever.
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The late state treasurer Of NebraS ka
did fairly well. appropriated $50
600 of the states funds The state slso
did fairly well in these degenerate
days. 1t secured his sentence to
twenty years in the penitentiary.-
Orlando Star.
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avoid the coming cataclysin.

wv OOtE4IkIB CUIdCIyBIII.
Had vou ex.
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o'eAe tekct upharisa- mems that
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--Brann's IcUnoclast.
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tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction " money refund
ed. Price SO cents per box. For sale
by F. {. Alworth and Co ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-12-24

The nomination of McKenna to be
justice of the supreme court is a
scandalous abuse of the appointing
power.
/. The mans mfitness by reason OF
lack Of learning, lack of capacity