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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
NEARLY KILLED THE PROFESSOR.
Smokeiess Powder Gun Goes on in ena
Hands OF an Ordnance Fxpert.

Smokeiess Powder Gun Goes on in e7ss
Hands OF an Ordnance Expert.
Washington. Dec. i0-Professor Philip
b. Alger, one OF the foremost o. dnanca
experts in the government service. sus-
tained an accident this afternoon. while
examining one OF the new naval rifles,
thai came very nearly Being fatal A
cartridge was accidentally exploded
while the gun was in the hands Of Pro
fessOr Alger The bullst propelled by
the big charge OF smOkeless powder
struck the heavy iron casing OF a wtn-
dow and smashed rhe half-inch iron.
which few back In small fragments.
Professor Alger was struck by several OF
the pieces and received cuts but the mon
serious Injury was caused by a piece OF
metal which severed the Temporal ar
terry. only the presence OF mind OF Con-
structor. Dashisll, who was himself hts
by some Of the pieces OF iron, but without
injury, prevented what might have been
a fatal result, as ne sprang 20 the assise>
ance OF the professor and held the wound
tightly closed until the surgeon arrfvsd
and stopped the flow. Professor Aigsk
IS now In no danger
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11

/ was in a pitiful state, when my 1us-
band, who had been benefited by the
use of Paine's celery compound, urged
me TO try it. In a remarkably short
time after 1 began taking the remedy 1
began to notice a change for the better.
Before 1 had taken three bottles I was
well. l consider my cure miracle, for
I had tried a great many doctors and
different drugs and spent hundreds OF
dollars in vain. Respectfully yours,
MRS KATE HENNESSEN.
Close, careful observation of great
numbers of cases like the above led
Professor Edward E. Phelps, NJ. D., LII.
D., of the Dartmouth Medical School
to the formulation of Paine's celery
compound
The success of this universally we'll
known remedy in quickly driving out
disease from the blood and system need
not be retold to newspaper readers.
Paine's celery compound restores to a
healthy state a weakened and diseased
nervous system. One Of the first evil
dences of its building-up virtue is the
gain in flesh noticeable about the face.
Night sweats and nervous twitcflings
are things OF the past; there is great
Improvements in looks, a better appetite,
sounder sleep, a clearer skin and more
regular functions. These are a few Of
the outward improvements. More i'm
portant is the thorough and radical puri
flying of the blood and the regulating
and building-up of the deep-lying nerves
all over the body. There is nothing half
way or partial in the effect of Paine's
celery compound 1t cures permanently.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
ANTI-SCALPINB BILL.
House Commerce Committee Decides to
Push the Sherman Measure.

House Commerce Committee Decides to
Push the Sherman Measure.
Washington, Dec. 10.-For long time
there has been considerable agitation
boxing to prohibition of the sale OF
cut rate tickets by railroad ticket bro
kers, ard ii has led to the presentation
of an immense number OF petitions to
congress calling for legislation on the
subject. The matter was taken UP at
to5ays meeting OF the commerce COM
mittee and it was deciyded to press tine
anti-scaiping bill introduced at the ex-
traordinary session by Representative
Sherman OF New York, and all parties
interested have been notified to appear
on the dare mentioned. The Sherman
bill makes unlawful the sale, barter or
other transfer of any kind of railway
ticket by any person not showing GER
tif1cate OF authority from the common
carrier over whose road the transporta-
ton is sold, except as between properly
authorized agents of transportation
companies and the resale a trans
ferrable ticket purchased in good faith
for personal use to another who will
personally use IL In a journey.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
LIVE NEAT SMOKED
BOILER MAKER HAs A MOST
THRILLING EXPERIENCE.

Strapped in . Chair Haif Way mp the In
side of Smokestacl. When the Fires
are Started BsIow-Csn't Reach the
Top snd Roasting Awaits Him Beiow
While smoke Boils up to suRocatc Him
Hammers on the szesal for Dear Life
and is Rescued Just in Time to Escape
Most Horrible Death.
San Francisco, Dec. 10.-Michael Pu,-
cell. boiler maker, was making some
repairs inside the smoke stack of the
steamer Wellington at the Folsom street
wharf, when six fires were carelessly
started below him. He was strapped in
chair suspended from the top OF the
stack. about forty feet from the hampers
below. 1t was impossible to go UP, and
TO go down without assistance meant be-
ing roasted alive on the hot hampers.
Dense volumes Of not smoke began
rolling up the stack, while Purcell shout
ed loudly for help. The heat increased
every moment, until the boiler makers
clothing caught fire. He beat on the
iron with all mis- power and shouted for
fully ten minutes before his helper on
the outside, Martin Philot, realized his
plight and rescued him, just as the rope
supporting him was catching fire. Pur-
cell lies al his home in a critical condi
fjOD
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CUACUs.
VIII Meet Tuesday to Consider Cuba,
Hawaii, Finance and Bankruptcy.

VIII Meet Tuesday to Consider Cuba,
Hawaii, Finance and Bankruptcy.
Washington, Dec. 10.-Congressman
Richardson, chairman Of the Democratic
caucus, today issued call for caucus
of the Democratic members Of the house
to meet on Tuesday evening next, to con
slider the four subjects of Cuba, Hawaii,
finance and bankruptcy.
AS TO the action on these questions, a
pretty general understanding has been
reached among the Democratic leaders.
On the subjsct of Cuba, the sentiment
is practically unanimous in favor of a
resolution favoring the recognition OF
CUBAN belligerency.
On financial questions, the caucus will
probably take position against the sew
eral plans of financial reform proposed
by Secretary Gage.
There is no present purpose to consider
the silver question as that is not an issue
in the legislation contemplated by the
Republican party.
Opposition to the bankruptcy bill is
also contemplated by the caucus.
On the question OF Hawaiian annexa-
ton, it is stated by those who have can
vassed the feeling on the Democratic
side. that ii is practically against annex
alton, either by treaty or Legislation
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
MERCHANT OR LABoRER7
John Chinaman VIII do Well 20 Know
no Such Word as Fail"

John Chinaman VIII do Well 20 Know
no Such Word as Fail"
Washington. Dec. 1o-A singular Chi
nese case mas come to the attention OF
the treasury department.. A former
member Of the Chinese firm % Hong
Chung & Co. merchants of New York.
now desires to visit China and later re-
turn 10 tnls country. AS a merchant
ne was 10. required 70 register under
the act os 1893, but. meeting with busi-
ness reveTses. he - nov conpeslsi 20
perform manual .s1Or. Under tne reg
ulations made pursuant to the prcyls-
iOns % our treaty Tfth China. pr0vli-
Ing for the departure and return -
Chinese iaberers. eersifcases % regis-
tratton must be furnished IN each IN
stance Tne mater VAS referred 70 tsle
solicitor % TIE treasury. who 1olfs chat
The Chinaman has n riEht % return
should ne leave the country. Ano-har
question involved IN tlle case. bat which
has not yet been passed us-o1. - E@aetaer
the C1insuan is legally n tnis country.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
HOUSE FALLS ON TWENTY MEN
Sheet Irou Roof Cunuot settle Flat, SO no
Lives Are Lost

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 1o.-Twenty
men were buried under debris by the
collapse of cast house No. Of the Iili-
nois Steel company's plant at Bayview,
at o'clock this morning. Fortunately
only two were suriously hurt, the others
escaping with few scratches and
bruises. The seriously injured are: John
Hesiak and Thomas Kowalski.
Last evening an explosion OF the fur
mace adjoining the cast house occurred
and during it S. Mofokoski was burned.
1t Is believed that the fore OF the EXPOS
ion shattered the foundation and, when
twenty men were at work, the side walls
gave way and the large sheet iron roof
caved in this morning. The fire depart
ment and the mill employees were soon
rescuing the buried workmen and amidst
a drenching rain one by one they were
hauled out of the ruins But for the fact
that the roof is of sheet iron and did not
fall fiat on the ground all would have
been killed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11

the act, owing to the diplomatic nego-
fiations now pending.
'Tsle passage of this law would pro-
hibit pelagic sealing by our citizens -
interposed Mr.. Hopkins (Rep., Il.) rs
there any assurance Siiat If it is passed
the citizens of Great Britain and Can
ada will be similarly restrioted?''
Mr. Hit replied that there was not,
but if we were sincere in our conten-
tion We should pass the law.
Mr.. McRae Dem, Ark.) said that the
restriction should be limited to the pc
riod of the negotiations. II they failed,
then our citizens should have the same
rights as British subjects.
Mr.. Johnson Rep., n. d. said he
wanted time to oppose the bin. eli said
under present circumstances it was as
impossible to preserve the seal herds as
it had been to preserve the buffalo
herds
Objection was made by Mr.. Loud
Rep.. Caa.) and then. at 4:50 p. m, the
house adjourned until Monday.
Thousands depend upon Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for their fall medicine. 1t keeps
them well.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11

arations for presenting the question to
the court should the Reorganization coal-
pnittee, VINO are understood to be toe
owners of a large snare of the first mort
gage bonds, object to the delay, wiH be
proceeded with Ex-Governor Haaiiey
was requested by the attorney general to
confer with the committee today and
wire him any conclusions reached.
Representative sPewers OF Vermont,
chairman OF the house committee on Pa
cific railways, said today that there was
not likely to be. any strong opposition TO
the move toward postponing the sale Of
the Kansas Pacific railway The subject
will be taken up before the mouse com
mittee at its next meeting, a postpone
ment resolution having been introduced
by Mr.. Fleming Of Georgia. Chairman
Powers feels that the postponement can
do little or DO harm and i. therefore dis
posed &c acQuiesce in it.
The house committee on interstate and
foreign commerce has set Friday, De-
cember II. at 10 O'Clock, for hearing on
the arti-Scaiping bill.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Program for the Winter Maneywsrs in
t!e Waters OF tae South.

Program for the Winter Maneyuers fn
t3le Waters of the South
New York. Dec. 10-The North Atsans
tic squadron according to informatiod
given out at the navy yard today. Will
be on its way south by the tfrssensh os
the month Repairs on the wershSps are
progressing as rapidly az posssois and
the work win be completed by Monday.
The warships win sail for Hampton
Roads as scon as they are IN readiness.
waere >hey viii be Joined by the Indiana,
Name and other vessels. When all ara
gathered the annual cruise south win De-
gin. The msneuvers OF the vessels viii
be confined chiefly 70 Florida waters.
The Montgomery. Detrobt and Vesuv-
ius are already In florida waters. The
squadron viii be Joined by the torpedo
boats when warm weather sets in and
drills and torpedo boat naneuyers viii
begin. The feet wiiI return % thu
Brooklyn navy yard n April
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
USED EXPLOSIVE BULLETS
Which May Explain an UnduIy Heavy
Mortality of Spsniards


Mortality of Spsniards
Havana, Dec. 10-The latest reports
of the late fights in Pinar del Rio prov
ince show that the Spanish loss was
greater than claimed. The dead or
wounded include one colonel, one major,
seven captains. eleven subordinate Of
iicers and seven;y-four privates. Most
of the wounded will die. The rebel loss
was seventy-four. The rebels really
used explosive bullets. Their agents
here admit il.
surgent leader, who was captured in
March last, in the province OF Pinar del
Rio, by the Spanish troops under General
Hernandez de Velasco, and who was
recently pardoned by royal decree. has
been released from the Cabanas fortress,
where he has been imprisoned for sew
eral months, and sailed today by the
steamer Colon. for Cadiz, his home. The
Colon also carries back to Spain 500 sick,
wounded and otherwise incapacitated
soldiers.
In the skirmishes of the last ten days
te insurgents have lost 113 killed and
tnlrty-nVe taken prisoners. Eight chiefs
and officers and fifty-three armed pri-
Yates have surrendered to the Spanish,
The Spanish column in the same time
has lost five officers and twenty-five SOL
diers killed, with eleven officers and 10
soldiers wounded.
Juan Cosio, who was in charge Of the
insurgent dynamite corps in tie province
- Drf., t. 4 .
gent camp. He was cousin Of Senorita
Evangelina Cossio.
The insurgents fired a cannon shot in
to the machinery of the plantation OF
Mr.. Rigney. an American. in the Mama
milo district destroying the boilers.
They have forbidden cane grinding in
that neighborhood under threat of burn
ing cane fields.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
BLANCo HOLDS A RECEPTION
Among Those Present Are Yellow Fever
Experts From Washington

Havana, Dec. 1o-Marshal Blanco.
the captain-genera1. held a reception az
the palace last night. at which there
was a large attendance of politicians.
bankers and others. United States Con-
sui General Lee introduced the captain
general 20 Past Assistant Surgeon Cen
eral Eugene Wasdin and Past Assistant
Surgeon II. d. Geddingp. OF the United
States Marine hospital service. VINO have
been specially detailed by President Nc
Kinley TO establish a laboratory here
for the purpose Of investigating the
cause and nature OF yellow fever. in
which work they had previously been
engaged at New Orleans. Alfred Myers
and Baron Barral of New Orleans. dele
gates 10 the international Pharmacsu-
teal congress az Brussels in August lasi,
were also introduced Among those pres
e:lt were all the newspaper correspond
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
SUES FOR HER JEwELRY.
Additional Chapter 10 a Once-Fs-nous
British Divorce Case.

British Divorce Case
London, Dec. 10.-In the queens
division Of the high court of justice to-
day. Mrs. Edith Walker sued her hus-
band. A. Barclay Walker. the owner OF
the we'll known cutter Ailsa, 70 recover
jewelry valued at $4,000. Counsel for
'the plaintiff said tl'e jewelry was given
to his client. who was then WIDOW.
after the engagement.
Afterwards. the counsel continued,
defendant took 70 drinking and had de-
lirium tremens. While the couple were
on board the yacht in August the de-
fendant, counsel also said, approached
his wife In an excited state and tod
her 10 go on the streets. adding that
she belonged there. The wife then COM
menced proceedings for a separation,
which she obtained. with the amount OF
sl2 500 yearly. In the meanwhile. ac-
cording 70 counsel. the defendant 90
tained possession Of the plaintiffs jew
elry which ne refused 70 return. The
plaintiff confirmed the statements made
by her counsel and the jury returned
a verfic. in her favor
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
CENTRAL PACIFIC AFFAIRs
August Belmont, John @. Carlisle and
Others Pizu a Organization

New York. Dec. 10-At the request ot
holders mere % large nuuoer Of shares
Of the Central Pacific Railroad company
and Of The members OF the London COM
pany % which r. G.. Bsrroo-ry. II P. =
chairman. MessTs. Angus; belmont. John
G. Carlisle and JOAN CoPpeH have un5Sr-
taken 10 act as a committee 70 prepare a
plan ot reorganiza ton foE Taat company.
The purposes % ne committee are %
procure an equitable settlement c5 the
government On the plan % those por-
tions ot tbe Central Fsesfic railruad
when were built BY me aii of oon3s
issued oy the United States - tae as
slssaDce q the railroad company; -
avoid the expenses OF rs-csiveTship and
10 bring z2oat a reorganiz2tton - ne
company IN such way ttst a 1eg issue
OF bonds may 5e pnr oss az the loves
possible rates % IL ,ere@s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
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German Ezeaseua ga yIsaaa Ds=son-
strsfes Is Ansl-Czsra spirit
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
CIVIL SERVICE CONFERENCE.
Meeting Called Of Those Who Complain
Of the Present Order

Washington, Dec. 10.-Representative
Pearson Of North Carolina, has secured
seventy-two signatures TO the paper
circulated among Republican members
of congress for conference relative to
the civil service law. The following no.
tice has been issued:
There will be conference on Satur-
day evening, December Ii, in the rivers
and harbors committee room. of those
Republicans who desire modification
of the civil service law or more hon
est enforcement Of dts provisions. or
more certain definition of the extent of
its application
In speaking of the conference, Mr..
Pearson said IL should be understood
that quite a Number of those members
who signed the call were in favor Of the
civil service idea. They felt, however,
that the principie itself was at stake
by the present administration of the
law and they were therefore ready TO
join in considering what remedy could
be mad for the present defects.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
Reports OF Revolution. Actual OF lrns
pending. Officially Denied

Washington, Dec. 1o.-The Unfted
States minister at Caracas has written
the state department calling attention 20
a cablegram from Caracas which was
widely published in the United States q
few weeks ago. stasiyg that a revolution
had broken out IN Venezuela. The min-
lister says thai the report was entirely
false. He says that profound peace has
prevailed in Venezuela for several years
and mat the ind5catio are that th!s
peace viii continue indefinitely.
Considerable excitement attended the
presidential election in September. but
this passed OF without the slightest
breach Of the peace Since the election
some political arrests have been made.
but they occasioned nothing more than
passing comment.
General Andrade, man OF high char
acter ana intelligence. was chosen presi-
dent, and he assumes ais Office next
March.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11

OF 1864. The gauge stood a. zero at z
a. m. today. Assistant Local Weather
Observer HerndOn says the prospects
are that the gorges in the Illinois river
are breaking. and this. with che heavy
rains In the central valley, viii make a
decided rise
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
URANIUM NINE FOUND.
Metal wo-ta 1850 a Ton and sse French
Glnr:saker Wants +

Denver. DEC Ia.-U-anism has ben
discovered near Black Hazk. CoIo. The
Mineral Is worth sI.5ca a tn ard the
as<sss % E-eae.a - ss5icz.s EsTe an
a9usees. sAzs lszy al by s.. Gzt >zm
- aro5ucsd a. il - much desire. 5y sn=
French government for hardening and
sol1s-.xinx gun meal and A<assr paA;e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
GERMAN BUDGET PRESENTED
with Some InclSentd Remarks on the
American TarH


American TarT
Be-fn. Dec 10-The secrefsry o. tse
treasury. Baron Won Tnieinaun. PEE
sentinz ts1e bulge; -oday. eslT rae r1T-
plus f5r 1897 would be zoos. 80 rsari.-
xnlle the czzssOrnE and tGaaceo tax
would p-ooa y - 20 COS oA0 marks over
the estimates. q TxS3}ch zz-043.lst9 rnaTtcs
were as. Ene5 for Geat re1ern5sion-
Contlussin. Fs-,n Taies1aann ssis TIE
negotiatsors f1r the s1ga- 3osn<tss rsre
a 4 stan9stiB. cut ths Emte-s S-a;es
tariff x1sl8 peTflsSs have a reEsv8Bz IN
nuenee. TIE bone Consumption 90
sugar. the secretary also SAID. 5ae ~
creased. b<t Germany s.oui4 7rzve 20 g.
pad on 5er e1pg-t trade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
RICHARD MANSFIELD Arrested.
John Metzger. a Dresser. Charges 40
sauit and Battery.

J0hn Metzser. a Dresser, Charges AZ
eault and Battery.
Phlladelphia, Dec 1o.-Riehsrf sfans-
fed. the actor. was today neii IN 800
ball 20 answer a. court charge ot as
ssul, and battery. preferred by Joha
Metzzer of Cleveland. Ohio. VINO haf
been IN ne actors employ IS a dressed
lor the past seTcn years.
Metzger testified before Magistrate
Eisen brown today that the assault oc-
currcd on Tuesday IN Asnsfiesd's ere-s-
ing room a. the Cses-1u. street oDera
house Negzger was dressing hirn foi
'sPrince Kari zhen button cane oft.
T'hersBp5n. ne said. the actor iost his
temper and struck aim several boss Ia
the face. On Wednes8ay aizni. he tsNti-
fed. Mansglsls gx1re a nm and ordered
n Oa.. bat me mex afternoon ne orss-
"a bin 500 20 - away s5naeSheTe fof
-four ssceIs.
Attorney Joan . J0has5n .Bo r-or>
senteI HanEGs.f afesEns ~ soui-unsn.
Tee actor declfuei t1 maze q stsfsznssst
~ th.a tsrrss. but 5Fe - his close frie11ss
DC area snai -as ~oarze asd bssu trump
si ~ hy PARTIES Eho Esrs using Merger
az tr9l 90 perseeats NJ Aansae.d. snt
tast the Fnoie story Eas false
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
DIR. JORDAN FAvoRs THE BILL.

Introduced in Congress to Prohibit Pc
lagic Sealing.
Stanford University, Cal. Dec 10.-Dr.
William Starr Jordan. in an interview
ON pelagic sealing and discussion Of
the congressional bin introduced. said
this evening:
so far az can judge from the re-
ports of the Associated Press, the bill
should be passed.
IF suc1 bill had been passed imqne-
diately after the Paris award, the whole
matter would have been amicaoly -ad-
5Isted before this. To have ourselves
taken the initiative in the action we
haze urged upon Others would nave CIV
en- US a moral advantage which We have
hitherto lacked. The few thousand dol
lars Shich pelagic sealing has brought
into San Francisco and Port Townsend
have been dearly bought.
Such a bill would have given Us a
great cS.rnmercial advantage The United
States has been the chief market FOR the
dressed Skins OF female fur seals. To
close this market is to destroy the great
incentive to their destruction and the
consequent destruction OF the nerd TIE
killing OF the males on the ian5 IN a
legitimate way tends TO hep the growth
OF t1e herd and Tire consequently in
creased production Of ksilaioie males
an tf,ose facts lies the whole Ameri-
can case.
The Canadian case lies IN the admit
led rule that the freedom of the sea
can only be restricted oy international
egreenfent. This bhI should be great
step toward securing Il.
After hearing Some friends continually
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11

Bu: ba.rd tae Santa Fe's qsick c2lsfc--
MIA Limited. bS5n1 for LIS Anzsses'
links Tasy play rscf= a. winter; 50
nay ylu.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11

Lond N. Dse- 1s--rhe F'isi5. N sn sdL
io-isi on ne at - raee riding. r. iDcln~
q - rsiulz ta@t ffss achievements 4 Tod
sloane. tne Amsriesn 5ocssy. have been
'spruz nat 0yeI-Fsfe5
II szys.
~ ay1os be saE hzd be sasre - lgck.
b1t Es csnaos So any Dsed for Engi'sa
la-seys % sfses tassr style - - 'sss
TAI tf.e AEseFi1so esns!nEsat al s-se2
tan .asrI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
Low LACE AZ 81 IouIs

IA 49, pa to- -. Nssss v ask Of
1884
81 Louis. Dec Is.-Tae y.EsssSssS5s
Eiys- has rsseaSi ias sox water snzrs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-11
NO TROUBLE IN VENEZUELA

try has its own parEanens and nan.