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The next meeting will be held the
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SHE'S AS GOOD AS THEY ARE
Why Shouldn't tie Douglasses Welcome
Wayward Loretta, Heir or no Heir,

San Francisco, April 2-The Marquis
OF Queensbury has western grandson
and I.ord Sholto has son and heir.
The little stranger came yesterday af-
ternoon 70 The home OF Lord and Lady
Sholto Douglas in Van Couver and last
night Mrs. Mooney. the mother Of Lady
Douglass, received a telegram from the
happy father II will be two years next
May since the youngest son of the Mar
Quis of QUeensoury married the attract
i've little song and dance artist. Loretta
Adds. At first the family of the young
nobleman were displeased with his Sc
lection OF bride but they are now per
fectly satisfied to have her member OF
the family. AS soon as the child is old
enough to travel Lord Sholto expects to
take his son and wife on a visit to his
native Land. Van Couver will be the
future home of Lord and Lady Sholto
Douglass. Before going north his lord
ship took a course of business instruc-
ton in Oakland college 10 fiji himself for
the task OF looking after his fathers in
terests in the western part OF British
Columbia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03
Teddy Hates Record is Safe

Washington, April 2.-The day has
been without special interest II the 49,
hour bicycle contest a. Convention nal
The record-5reakirg feature has bssa en-
tirely eliminated, Sch5ch. the leader, hav-
ing failed 20 keep up the wonderful work
he did during the first three days ~ the
race Barring accidents. he i a certain
winner. ard me only interest noR certe-S
in the i,der wslo vii finish second. there
being good chances for q close firissi BE-
tween AISect @rd Golden. Lawson has
,.i3en with great yigo- al day and gain
"a about forty miles CT CssSisy- 1, Is
TOW believed mat Lawson wiI defsas Him
for fourth pace Although Scaoch has
fallen behind IIsIe's reco-1. he Is s,il
hero because % TIE new records he IA
established Cor different hours Hs VII
receive = he asighborho,d 81 g. coo for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03
For the Cyc.ist Who Travels.

Washington. April "A compendium
% great value 10 cyclists who contem-
pate a tour OF Europe avheel. as well
as % those who are seeking 20 extend the
privileges now accorded by municipal
ties and railroads 10 wheelmen, Is 70 be
found in a special report 10 the staiu de-
partmsnt by United States Consul Chan
Cellor a: Havre. Anticipating many in
quiries. he has caused 10 be prepared a
complete statement OF the conditions inn
posed on foreign cycles brought into the
differen; European countries. giving the
duties. rules for bonding. rules for road.
local regulations and other vaiua5ls in
<0vr-, ION
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03
Paine>s Celery Compound

There is one true specific for diseases
arising from impure blood and debi,i-
tated nervous system, and that is
Paine's celery compound. so generally
prescribed by physicians 1t is probably
the most remarkable remedy that the
scientific research of this country has
produced. Prof. Edward z. Phelps, NJ
D., Ii. D., Of Dartmouth college, first
prescribed what is now known the world
over as Paine's celery compound, a pos
tive cure for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver
complaint. neuralgia, rheumatism, all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
For the latter Paines celery compound
has succeeded again anad again where
everything else has failed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03
California Derby at IngIeside.

San Francisco, April 2-The first Cali
.ornia derby, a sweepstakes for Swear
al1s. ar one mile and n quarter. IS 10 be
decided at Ingleside tomorrow. The
derby tbs year Will be worth 5000 70
the winner. but as the event is destined
tn be the classic stake in the history o:
the California turf, the relative value
will probably be increased each succeed
ing year.
The best 3-year-olds In training on the
coast Will sport six on this occasion and
a great contest for supremacy is expect
81 when tire barrier is raised on Satu--
cay. From present indications. the
islj viii be equally divided between
eastern and CsEfornia-bred colts ard
tlIlies. and as The California lot has re-
Gently displayed superior ability in go
ing the route. IT seems reasonable 20
conjecture a victory for one OF the Cali
.G-nla entries.
Howard S vii doubtless go 20 the
post favori;e, as he has on many coca
SONS defeated thoss WHO vii oppos.
MIN on Saturday. with one or ;Eo ex-
ceptions- Scarf Pin and Csndelsris.
owned respectively BY Ed Purss- ard
BJ,-ns * Wate-house. are considered his
most dangerous competitors. and -he
latter two MI De but a notch bs.snd
I'm l. the betting. Howard < wzs re-
Gently sold fsT s. 90 AID has received
preparation to IL him fo- the race q Ms
Et-- Following Is l!sI ~ the probable
starters. jocksys and weights: Aitanax.
Hsnnessy. II; CsRds.larIs. Taorse. IL:
60od Times. c. Sloan. Ia: Howard =.
r.. Marin. L.. Joe JGIlmSn W Ma
Ii. -; Lincoln II. Shields. -: Lu:nina.
u Led= StsT. -. III. Sca-1o-ouza.
Costy. 10; Scarf Pm T Sloane. IL:
TIE Roman. o. yiacsio-, J. Weber, II
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SAVES GOING INSIDE
CHICAGO PHYSICIANS WONDERFUL
LITTLE INVENTION.

By Means OF il He Laundcrs che Inside OF
Peoples Stomachs. Lighting mp the De
partment of the Interior Meanwhile by
Means OF = RoentEen Ray Machine %
That He Can See Just What Is Going on
I Account of a Satisfactory Trial OF the
Dsvice-And This Isn't April 1. Neither,
Though One Might Think IL.
Chicago, April with little ma
chine which looks like an egg beater. DR..
Fenton B. Tuck has performed the feat
of laundering the inside OF a mans
stomach at the postgraduate medical
school, and by means Of the Roentgen
ray he az the same time viewed the in
was a. work.
the operation marks an era Of progress
in the medical world, rs the experiment
was the first of its kind made in full
y;ew Of the operator
One of the largest and complete
Roentgen ray outfits ever produced was
furnished to the college for the expert
ment.
Attached to the end of Dr.. Tuck's in
strument, which is called a gyromele. or
revolving sound, was a flexible cable of
spiral steel wire, on the end of which
was a small sponge. The cable was m
closed in a rubber tube, and this. with
the sponge, was swallowed by the pa
tent. The latter, who was stripped 10
the waist, then stepped before the
Roentgen light, the doctor put the
horoscope 10 his eyes and an attendant
turned the handle of gyromele. The
cable revolved as fast or as slow as was
desired, the sponge al the farther end
proceeded TO its work OF securing the
inner walls CT the patients stomach,
while the doctor through the microscope
viewed the work by locating the metallic
cable by means OF the Y rays. BY push
ing or pulling on the sable the various
portions of the inner walls of the s:om-
ach were operated upon and the matter
which was gathered in the sponge was
then removed for microscopic eXamina-
ton.
No nausea rother discomfort was felt
by the patient, though he stood before
the rays for over an hour while the
doctors in attendance. the nurses. the
operator Of the Y ray outfit and a news
paper man examined his interior.
The Roentgen ray outfit used n the
operation is capable of throwing IA
inch spark of great density and illuni-
mating a very large Crookes tube. BY
its means it was not only possible 10 see
the ribs ard backbone OF the patient,
but 70 view the vibrations OF the heart
and 10 outline the liver and kidneys.
Or. Tuck is very enthusiastic over the
success OF the experiment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03

Memphis, Tenn, April 1.-The southern
bicycle circuit was formally opened to-
night at the Coliseum. There were only
three races, all for professionals. The am
ateur events were dropped because Of a
scarcity OF entries. The southern circuit
is under the management Of Colonel John
S. Prince, who acted as starter in to-
nights events. Summaries:
First even:-Free-for-ail professional !:
Donald beat Kirk and Bob Waultner: C.
G. Carpenter, Railway, y. j., third. Time
2:21 SIS.
standardization race. professional:
c. B. Jack, Philadelphia, won; Eli Wine
sett, Memphis. second; Con Baker, Ohio,
:1ird. Time 2:33
Third-Consolatior race: II. R. Steele.
st Paul. won; Zach Oliver. Memphis. sec
end; Carl Stockings, Memphis, third.
Time 2:20.
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Southern Bicycle Circuit Opens.

Memphis. Tenn, April 2.-The southern
bicycle circuit opened today at he Coli
scum, with over twenty professional rid
ers on hand. Until tomorrow night the
riders will be in Memphis. After that
they leave Immediately for Nashville.
where two more nights racing will be
had, and then Chattanooga, Atlanta and
Montgomery will in turn be visited.
Leaving Montgomery, after racing April
10 and Is, the circuit riders will return
TO Memphis and begin the second round
of the circuit. This plan will be continu-
ously followed until the close of the sea-
son in November.
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HARVEY PEOPLE SUE caRSEGIE
For ir:in. the Paten; for the Harvey
fztng Process.

Pi-tsburg, Pa. April Am important
suit has been fled against the Carnegie
Steel company in the United States CT
cut court 81 the Harvey Steel company.
OF Newark. y. J. The latter alleges ina :
tn Canegis company = infringing IA.
patent known as the Harvey process for
hardening steel in The manufacture o. ar
NOR plate al the Homssies5 plant An
injunction 70 restrain the Carnegie COM
pany from further Infringement. and ac-
counting fo- TIE gz,ns claimed % hav.
accrued 50 fa-. i asked Wo.le 10 spe-
clhc sun "a designated. TIE amount IN
VOWED VII run into tee thousands.
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FOR THE OTHER FIFTEEN CENTS
Five Hundred Employees OF st. Louis Cloth
ing Manu- factu rer. Strlke.

St Louis. April Five hundred en-
ployes OF clothing manufacturers in 50.
Louis struck today and the latter have
a fight on their hands that may prove
serious. Last fall the price PAID for
making a coat was reduced from SIS %
80 cents. Il was promised that the old
rate would be restored IN the spring. bu.
as this has not been done the workers
S-~7fatr
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PURITAN STOCK AND GOOD FAMILY
Soon to Effect Coalition In he Matri-
mODiai Way.

Louisville. KY. April 2.-The engage
ment of Mayor Todd of this city and
Miss Helen Durkee of S.. Louis has been
announced. The marriage viii take
place during the latter part Of this
month. Miss Durkee is said 10 be worth
over half million. while Mayor Todd is
well-to-do man. The engagement is Of
several years standing
Miss Durkee is a member OF one OF
the best 81. Louis families and been quite
a social belle for a number of seasons.
Mayor Todd is 40 years OF age and q
bachelor. He comes Of good old Puritan
stock and before his election TO the
mayors chair, ne was the head OF a
wholesale iron company in this city.
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ooeebie Producer FORM 4. Peo,.

Cleveland Ohio, April 2-Tae ore pro-
duc=rs q III GoEe5lc rzHge. consisting
c. the Norris. TIidsl an5 circ-a1s:f
mines. have formed pool Car5eg-
and Rockst=lls- are sxclg3eI. as fhe'r IA
terss.s are purely IN ne N-ss5a range
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TaE ATxFsTER-4'I suppose these t-5es. .
uan hes got ~ keep hi eyes or.e-ff Tie
Deaoon-..Yes. iuoes-l except On SG1czyz ?
-Iozksrs Statesman
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BUrLER TRIES TO SUICIDE
His Thumb Nail is Sharp But He is Not up
Anatomy.

San Francisco, Cal. April Frank
Butler, the alleged Australian mu-de1er.
made an unsuccessful attempt ID commit
suicide today in the presence Of two
guards. They paid no sgec.ai attention
10 their charge until PECULIAR noise
made by Buffers arm. wnich rested upon
a table, caused an investigation. Butler
lay, haf covered with his olAu&s.s his
face smeared with blood Wi-n his long
thumb Rail he hal made n ragged incis-
ion half ar inch l3ny rear the .e,ny-raI
artery. The wound wecI through the
flesh Almost 20 the tone ana Noaii have
been serious had Butter been mere SUE
cessfui locating ne artery. he is al
right now, ard his guards Viii not relax
their vigilance until he seals for Aus.ra-
ia ~ noon tomorrow
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Doctors Disagree

On man.. points. but all of them, no mat
ter OF what school, fully agree: That the
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APED JESSE JAMES
BLANC BROTHERS HANGED Ii
LOUISIANA FOR MURDER.

Robbed and Murdered an Old Mnn and
Toured Europe on the Proceeds-warn-
ing From the Scafiold Against Bad
Books-Sherif Chavez's Death is Avenc-
ed by the Hanging of His Four Murder
ers at Santa Fe-Bold Daylight Robbery
In Chicago-Firebugs Try to Set a Mine
BarninE-Crime and Catasffophe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03

New York. April Levi Samusls has
been appointer receiver for Marx and
F'renkel. clothing manufacturers, in pro
ceedinss for dissolution % the firm.
The liabilities are placed al S70.eo0 As
SIS consist &c Outstanding accounts and
sock
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NOTHING gives one a more melancholy
teeiing than a clock that doesn't run
Washin gtol Democrat
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TO CURE A COLD OsE DAY

All druggists refund the money IL il
fails 10 cure 25c.
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| his weeks work. Schoch has shown won
| derful powers of endurance, riding the
first half of seventy-two hours with less
than four hours rest and less than two
hours sleep. He spur,ed during his fif-
teen hundradth mile and made it in 2:30.
Lawson's saddle sOreress still continues.
his trouble in that respect no doubt being
due to his recent rides at Chicag oand
Detroit. He is still a great favorite and
receives liberal applause from the spec
tators. He promises now to stay on the
track continuously until the end Of the
race. He met with another accident to-
might by running into Ford, who was
crossing the track, but pluckily remount-
ed his wheel and sped around the course
The race ends at 10 o'clock tomorrow
night.
Washington. April All prospects OF
smash OF Teddy Hale's great six-day
bicycle record mas disappeared Schoch,
the leader in the race is dropping further
and further behind the record. At 10
O'Clock this morning he was ninety-eight
miles behind Hale,s record. Lawson, the
Swede, who had not ridden during the
night, came on the track at 10 o'clock
much refreshed by his rest and appeared
IN excellent condition. He was extreme
ly saddle sore, however, and was riding
with pain. Cassidy passed him during
the night, putting Lawson in fourth
place. Schoch was in good spirits this
morning and, while he rode steadily. his
pace was not fast enough to make it a.
all likely that he would catch up with
the record made a Madison Square Gar
den. Ii was thought today that the rid
ers would finish in the order in which
they then stood.
At O'Clock the score stood as follows:
Schoch 1862: Albert 1880; Golden l,25O;
Cassidy 1,209; Lawson 1859; Riverre 81;
Ford 561; Muller 12S.
At noon the score was: Schoch 1892:
Albert 1,30S; Golden 1,279, CASSIDY 1,232;
Lawson 1,1S7; Riverre S94; Ford Sol; Null
Ter 135.
Score at p. M: Schoch 1.431; Golden
1,3iS; Albert 1,347; Cassidy 1921: Lawson
l, 229; Riverre 91S; Ford sol: Muller $50.
Score at 6 p. m. ;Schoch 1,457; Albert
1872; Golden 1888: Cissidy 1895; Law
son 1,21; Riverre 921; Ford sci; Muller
13l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03

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RAILS WANTED IN CHINA

Washington, April 2.-United States
Consul Reed. at Tien Tsin,, has supplied
the state department with a call issued
by the Imperial railway Of North China
for 10000 tons of railroad rails, with
suitable quantities of plates. bolts and
spikes. The consul says the only chance
American manufacturers have 20 bid is
by telegraph through some resident firm,
whom he names in his report.
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II IT'S good printing that's wanted-
the best-ons needs mus: Use eItraor tfnayp
Csution-for In the great city Of Wichita
the good printers can be counted
with ore OF the smallest fgurss Ia the ben
while the poor printers are known
by the deems Specimens OF our work
prove that we b-ioDg With The uinor1ty-
the good prntera
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03
OMAHA OFFICES OPEN.

Omaha, Neb., April 2.--The Kansas
City. Pittsburg and Gulf road opened its
offices here today Mr.. William Wells OF
Atchison, who is in charge at present.
says: From the rate at which work is
now progressing l think the road should
De running through trains into Omaha
within sixty days. Work on the extern
sion north from Kansas City toward
Pattonburg and also on the extension
southwark from Many. Ia, toward Beau
mon., from which the line is now in op-
Grafton 10 Port Arthur, is being pushed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-03

New York, April 2-Hugh Miller. the
nreoug VINO was convicted or arson
twenty-four hours after his arrest, was
sentenced today in the Brooklyn coun-
ty court TO twenty years Imprisonment.
Adolph Steinberg, another firebug, was
sentenced to ten wears impris0nment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Brookliu Won In n walk.

Brooklyn, N. Y, June 2.-Whcn the
st. Louis Browns appeared at Eastern
Park this afternoon Tommy Dowd w&p
missing. and in his place was Mailman,
of the Phillies. Harley, another Quak-
er player, covered the center, and Cross
Turner and Hartman were almost the
only players in their regular positions.
The change did little good, however, as
the home team won in a walk Score:
r II. Z.
Brooklyn ;. % ] 0 s 8 1x-10 8 ]
ST. Louis :. 20 0 0 0 0 0 l Oil s 7
Batteries: Daub Fisher and Grim
Hart and Mcfarland. Umpire Sheri-
dan. Time, :53.
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Wilson and o'connor. Umpire, o'Day
Cincinnati fried Tnrec pitchers.

Baltimore, June 1.-THE Champions
took very kindly to the delivery of
three OF Cinclnnatrs pitchers to-day and
batted out a victory III the fourth inn
Ing, scoring five runs. BrcItenstein was
being hammered all over the field. when
he was epilSed while covering first base.
Ehret. who succeeded him, lasted but
two innings, after which Dwycr was
given trial, with but little better re-
suits. Bowcrman got an ugly cut IN
the forehead from Il foul tip, but was
able to play the game through. Score:
X. II. Il.
Baltimore 30 0 o 8 9 L / x--1O II
Cincinnati :. 1 5 0 o O O 0 o % 4
Batteries: NopS and Bowerman; Bret
tenssein, Ehret, Dryer and Schrlver
umpircs, Hurst and Lynch. Time, 2:10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
stnndine or tic Gibbs.
PhilIies Were Ensy victims.

Philadelphia, June 2-Hughey pitched
a steady effective game for Pittsburg
this afternoon, the six hits made Off
ms delivery being scattered through five
innings and the Iohlles were consc-
Quently easy victims. Ortiz was hit
harder than the score indicates, particu-
larly In the innings in which the visit
ors scored. Pitcher Carsey and Catcher
Grady have becnieXchanged for Catcher
McFarlan, Of st. Louis. Grady is will
ing to go to ST. Louis, but Carsey de-
clares that he will not. II the latter re.
mains obdurate, the deal may be block
cd Score:
r. H. F..
Phillies ;. 80 $1,000 ID. I
Pittsburg :. 20 0 3 ! 0 0 0 0 Is 10 !
Batteries: Ortiz and Boyle; Hughey
and Sugden. Umpire, Mcdonald. Time,
1:55
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Lost slisiudged rails.

Washington, June Washington lost
to-day because Of two misjudged balls
in the first inning. one Of which should
have been scored put out and the
other a single, but both of which re-
suited in triples. In addition 10 this
Lange made another Of those star plays
for which he is noted, catching q drive
which seemed good for a homo run
Score:
r. II. T..
Washington :. 9 O 1 / % 10 /;
Chicago :. 80. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-G s
Batteries: McJames and Farrell; Den
ger. Griffith and Donohue Umpire
Emslie Time, 2 hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
noston Made an OIn rine scnrc.

Boston, June THE Bostons to-day,
through terrific batting in the frs. inn
ing and Wilson'S wildness in the second
made total Of fourteen runs before
Cleveland realized that the game had
begun. klobedana was practically in
vnclble after the first inning: while all
the home team still further fattened
their batting averages. Score:
r. Fl. T..
Boston ;. -. 8 G o. 2 0 3 x-21 20 2
Cleveland :. 3 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-3 s s
Batteries: Klobeda9z and Bergen;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
Giants I.ostin tho Ninth.

New York, June New York lost
the game to louisville this afternoon in
the ninth inning. Up to that time the
Giants had the game we'll in hand, and
were going easily. Stafford and Rogers
We're presented with floral horseshoes
when they came to the bat for the first
time. Score:
r. II. r.
New York ;. ..O1OS 0 O00-t 0 4
Louisville :. 20 @ 0 1 1 0 0 @ 81 0
arteries: NIeckn, Clark and Warner;
Hemming and Wilson. Umpire, McDer-
mott. Time, 215