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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
COXEY CLUB REsOLUTEs
1t Wants no More to do With One Henry s
Johnston.

Perry, o. T., April 3.-The Coxey club
of this city at its last meeting passed
the following resolutions. which show
some of the 6;saffection existing among
fLSioniSts already:
The First Coxey club, Know Moth
ings and Populists of Perry, assembled.
Go by these resolutions express their
sentiments:
Whereas. The true principle Of this
association is to support the weak and
helpless from being imposed upon by
the heartless corporations of the land,
aud the greed OF unjust accumulated
wealth, and,
Whereas. The Populist party Of this
locality last fall joined hands with the
democrats. and expected :heir men to
represent them in the territorial legislat-
IRE al Guthrie, o. T, with the assur-
ance that Pcpuiism would be strictly ad-
herod to and carefully guarded. and
"Whereas. The member in the terri
torial council from this district. whom
We supported for the place. has done
everything except the real purpose we
had the assurance OF and proved TO be
u corporation and railroad agent, be il
Resolved. That we. as above styled
do d"nounce Henry S. Johnston in the
bitterest terms as a politician. and that
he IS q wolf in Sleeps clothing. and al
avowed enemy to fallen humanity ard
that we denounce his supporters and
herchmen. and favor no more coalition
with sUc': Democrats, and that a copv OF
thase resolutions be furnished 10 the
press by the president.
II c. SHILLING, President"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
PRESIDENT Is CONCERNED
Will Recommend Flood Relief Measures
Congress at Once.

Washington. April 3.-The president is
showing great interest in the news of the
floods in the west. and his sympathy has
been aroused at the accounts of the suf-
ferings OF the unfortunates who have
been driven from house and home by
the rapid waters of the Mississippi
On his own initiative he can do little
for them, but he intends TO appeal al
once TO congress to come TO the relief of
the sufferers.
It was at first supposed that the pas
sage by congress last week of the joint
resolution making Immediately availa-
BILE $250,000 Of the total appropriation
made in the sundry civil appropriation
bill for the Improvement Of the lower
Mississippi river under the direction of
the Mississippi river commission would
90 far towards alleviating the distress of
the submerged sections.
Now IL has been discovered. however,
that not 4 cent of this money can be ap-
piled legally to feeding or caring for the
people starving and shivering along the
banks of the rivers. Under the law the
money is appropriate ted for the improve
rnent of the river and can be expended
only for The preservation of the levees
and, perhaps, by stretch of construc-
ton, for the protection of property. To
meet this exigency the president has de-
termined 10 bring the unfortunate state
OF the people to the attention OF congress.
trusting TO that branch of the govern
ment to provide means OF relief. To this
end ne has made innIirias nv teieo "a nh
OF the governors of the states where the
floods prevail as TO the extent of the
foods and the needs Of their people.
Their replies will serve as a basis for an
application 10 congress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
FAILURES IN BUsINE $
Days List of Concerns Which Have Given
up the shin.

Houshton. Mich, April THE liabil-
tiles OF Richard NJ. Hoar. who assigned
Tuesday. continue 10 grow and NAV
reach $4,000. and the prospects are not
favorable TO realizing above 50 cents on
the. dollar. Mr. Hoar has rendered his
resignation as mayor 10 the common
council. The council tabled the docu-
,1eat and viii meet later TO consider the
mater.
Dedhar. Mass. April S-The Bay
State Aluminium company, OF Quincy.
Incorporated under The laws ot the
state Of Maine. today hlsd a voluntary
petition Of insolvency. The corporation
had capital stock Of S10o.00o and Gid a
general manufacturing business Of
aluminium. No schedule Of liabilities or
Assets vas tlied.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

hood are always healthy and strong. she will
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The best medicine for the treatment of
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WORSE YET COMING
CONTINUED from First Page

It struck the house of Cass Broughton.
6emolishing the chimney, knocking off
part OF the roof. scattering the plaster
about all OF the rooms and setting fire
TO the house The flames were subdued
by the family after a fight. but much
damage was done. WindoE gIass. both
common ard plate was demolished by the
shock in hundred houses.
The water in The Sioux has receded
slightly, but reports from the north are
70 the effect that the flood caused by
melting snow between Watercown ana
Brookings is coming rapidly down the
valley and tomorrow heavy rise is
expected here This city Is cut of from
the country on he north. sou;h ard
west. all roads impossible from washouts
between bridges and flooded railways
The flood has ceased here, but the
clouds are heavy and more precipitation
is looked for.
WORSE AT ABERDEEN. s. D.
Aberdeen. 5. d. April S.-Hesvy rains
hava fallen today in this section, and
the food situation : more serious Near
" the entire ives; and south parts OF
the city are under water. Tie Wilson,
sin house IS entirely surrounded by va
ter. and the occupants Of ne Broker
house have beer driven % It's upper SO
ries A hundred househ0liers have either
been driven out or are living in ;hsir
upper rooms. Reports from tae coun-
try districts are Alarming. hundreds of
farm buildings are under water. Sock
Is standing in water Ne trains are NOV
ing n this vicinity.
RISING At LEAVENWoRTH
LsaveGTo-1h. Kan. April 2-The Ms
soGri riger al taIs paint has risen Two
feet aad two inches within he past -
hours
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Professor Munyon says that 90 per cent
OF the PEOPLE are miserable on account of
some disease of the stomach. He claims
his Dyspepsia remedy VIII positively cure
al! forms of Indigestion and stomach trou-
BE, such as rising of food, distress after
eating, shoTtness of breath, palpitation and
all affections Of the heart caused by md
gestion, wind on the stomach. bad taste,
offensive breath, loss Of appetite. faintness
or weakness o. the stomach, headache from
Indigestion. soreness of the stomach. coated
tongue, heartburn, shooting pains of the
stomach, constipation. dizziness. faintness
ana lack OF energy. cold feet poor circula-
ton nj nervousness. 1t tones up the sys-
tenn. strengthens the nerves. enriches the
blood. and forms new coating in WORKOUT
stomachs or those that have been impaired
b. physic or injurious medicines.
Prof, Munyon has a separate cure for
each disease. At ali druggists, mostly IS
cents vial.
Personal L. iers to Prof. Munyon. 1906
Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
"A TRAINING IN CLEANLINESS Is A
FORTUNE COMPLETE YOUR EDUCATION WITH
SAPOL|O

to a good sized audience at the Crawford
Grand. The sensational western drama
Silver Jack" was presented FOR the
/ first time in Wichita The play is very
exciting and was well presented. The
/ special scenery OF the company aided the
! performers in presenting the play very
! accep.ably. The afternoon Performance
+ was also well pajr1nized. Last evening
/ the Fowler bicycle was drawn by Wal
/ lace Noel. who occupied A front seat IN
/ the gallery Another new wheel was
/ exhibited which viii ne given away next
/ Saturday night. The company has been
! doing a good business the past week and
+ has bsen giving excellent satisfaction,
and Mr. Martling has made arrange
ments for another weeks engagement
I OnMonday nigh; the Dead Heart" one
OF the strongest plays IN the company =
repertoire, viii De presented. Toe weeks
business has been satisfactory, and
good list % plays were pu; on during the
week. our Strategis;s." was the open
ing b.n and the company have maintain
Cd their reputation IA the balance Of the
plays presented they stage all the plays
well. and for popular price show j. one
% the strongest that has been here this
season.
HARP OF THE SENSES"
prof. John g. DeMote's lecture On
The Harp o. ne Senses. Thursily eve
ming. we'll deserved the crowded house
and the careful attention when % rece-v-
Cd. L. language that a enid .nlgIf N,
prehend. the speaker traced the c3nnec-
ton % the mind and matter through the
organs OF TIE sense. leading up - rr.sist-
fb.e conclusions that society ii=sf wss
responsible f1r is falT.Iy. lie charged
mat under The pressst regime tae p94i-
lion o.. sae - and not She gs-s vas -
DO regretted. The dausnter s guarded
carefully from 81 that con-arn. % ;ea and
grows into pure woman w.-I disgust
sor evil The son ls turned bose 90 III
his plastic mid vita mad Thoughts All
bad fdezs IFe grows 20 manhood ir au
R-no4paefs -f tl-eatioGF1ess AMI 1eha1-l
ery. Ills saaI4Ti ~ morality is fs- te-
low hs s.erl Fy i1e Gic-1m ~ i-
e.y. the y-1l- asn Wa0 aaz 70 et. tel-
dsnc.es IS s-ue3 a sissy zee p7ie
de5aucae ls received Mia open a-aie- ne
s3- has t1e sane riga. 20 O man p-a'ef-
ton a. -4e fs1ga-eT. ard snl. ~ receives
? the za-.1 ulG 5e weriay.
Pro- y M5tt- gave rres ~ s1gc-.-
mems walca xere rere.st'our .1 tt aus
iesee lie apparatus 20 E7r7 i7- faf-
0gs wave uof.1ls anra ffi ~
ec-ssn vas = r1r h@ tra-el fae -
r4c.i,a 20 ias i11-vialsls 5-4-7 E1-e
D.. iso-ess.1as z-a-ua.iy fa.m sPeca-
nerve certe-s Tasse eeu-ers @sa 1rFer
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BUcKLEN's ARN1oA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblarns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
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pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction Or money refunded.
Price p cents per box. For sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy, 1923 n. Main
street, and G. Behring's drug store,
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
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JNO. T. WHITE,
Va A:annl NIsl LIMA
GOVERNOR sCHoFIELp vEroEs
Antitrust Bill Unconstitutional In Form
Harsh and Pernicious.

Madison, Wis, April Ex-Governor
Schofield has vetoed the McGillivray anti
trust bill. The bill not only prohibited
the formation of trusts in Wisconsin
but authorized and made il the business
of the attorney general to proceed
against foreign combinations doing bust
ness in any way in this state.
Governor Schofield vetoed il on the
ground that its provisions relating to
outside combinations were unconstitu-
tional because Of interference with in
terstate commerce and that its opera
ton would be pernicious. He also held
that its provisions were harsh and I'M
"a s.nIn q hlp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
STRIKE OF the RIvErERs
Accessions TO the Ranks of the Disaffected
Ship Building Employees.

Wilmington. Del. April 3.-The strike
Of the rive:ers at the Harlem & Holdings
worth company's ship yards is increas-
ing. TO-DAY 1G0 men were out and the
striking riveters had been joined by
about hundred caulkers, angle iron
iron workers and laborers. ali employed
on repairing the steamship Tallahassee.
The disaffection i confined entirely 10
the work on the vessel. Everything is
quiet az the works and the company i
SIN firm and expects % replace the
strikers without trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04
KANSANS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
They Want Fitzpatrick Made Assistant
Secretary of the Interim

Washington, April 3.-A number OF
Kansas men, including Senator Baker,
Representative Broderick. ex-Represen-
tative Long and National Committee
man Leland. had a conference with the
president today in regard to an appoint
rnent Ct ex-Represehtative Fitzpatrick
They are now urging him for assistant
secretary Of the interior.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Josph Byron MeMaao- Henry waiien-
STEIN Sea. Master. Jno. L. PewtE. sec'y.
Captain y BsyIess. nov u sspBla.
Indian Territory. formerly o, ihis city.
wI ask % be appoinie9 postmaster a.
taa; place Ills friend Kay Nas c.rcg.at-
irg yetliica Tor him On he street yes
teFfay. and it wsa being namsT8us.y
signed BY many = our peoa,s Csp.sln
Bsyless iived In in.s eity for many years.
and his m8ny friends wish hin success
H1r George " V.cksrs writes 20
friend here from wasa.az 90 tast IN -
judgment Denas F1yan wiz Dc sppalrt-
20 governor George is a Hft,e N -
h.s osedlci %. Hrs ~ 'be way Eaa. .
George affer 30 lSazhisRs 2, seems
.1at as cook a hand ia matters % Wash
tsg'ln. ard 2 ~ 10 80 s5eecs4sai Ii
Wilmington 81 - uan 81 H,s project q,
getting a 1srma. seso7I es.aa.aaa4 n
as home t3sn. Ala. 90 q Elaner.
Reading. Pa April ala terr.si.
pa'n. and 3si.r,oas - intervals. s-yes~-
Ga Aua-e. 1sushtsr = T-1nxo-E-r W.
Sam Deieaanp. lea aYlaz % pef.foe..ss .:
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man, however. jumped quickly from the
group, grasped the fuse in his hands aud
rubbed it out.
And then went back 10 work.
That which might have laid hundred
men cold in death was now a HARNESS
bit Of iron.
Disease, like a suffering fuse. may
often be nipped in the nick OF time. Just
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

bomb shell with fuse
dangerously snort and
still suffering, fell
within ten feet OF a
squad Of men.
Spell-bound with llor-
ror, NOT q man moved,
all expecting instant
death. One little Irish
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I'm the National Military Home
Unstinted Praise.
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SIX DAY RACE lis SCHOCH'S.
WEST DEFEATS RYAN.

New York, April At the Broadway
Athletic lub tonight. Tommy West OF
New York defeated Jim Ryan OF Austria
liza in the ighth round
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A Hero of the War.

During the attack upon Fort Sumter,
in the cary days of the rebellion, while
the battle was raging at its fiercest, 9
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DR.. Hobbs Sparaqus Kidney Pills.

have saved thousands Of lives by their
timely action. and they stand today as
great a hero in the fight against Kidney
Diseases, Rheumat ism and death as was
the little Irishman within the walls Of
For. Sumter.
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MAY MEET AT CHESS
NEW THING IN INTERNATIONAL
MATCHES IS PROPOSED.
Hail Columbia and Rule Britannia to Have
at Each other for u New Bunker Hill at
Long Range, Teams to be Selected From
the House of Commons and the House
OF Representatives - Oxford Wins the
Wins the Six-Day Cycle Race-GeneraI
News of Sport.

Washington. April 3.-Several mem
bers of the house of representatives who
are chess enthusiasts held an informal
meeting today TO consider proposition
from the English house of commons for
chess match between representatives Of
the two bodies.
Several days ago Representative Pear
son of North Carolina, wrote, in reply 10
an invitation from Henniker Heaton, the
member from Canterbury, indicating
that the house would accept challenge.
Today Mr.. Pearson received telegram
from Mr.. Heaton, saying:
MANY thanks. Have written. House
Of commons very pleased"
The chess players Of the house decided
to go into training at the Metropolitan
club while awaiting a formal challenge.
The team OF seven will probably consis.
of Pearson Of North Carolina, Shannon
of New York, Wheeler of Alabama, De
Almond of Missouri, Swanson of Vir
ginia, Cousins Of Iowa, and Henderson
of Iowa. The substitutes may include
Foote Of New York, Beach of Ohio. Par
ker Of New Jersey, Meyer Of louisiana,
and Williams ef Mississippi.
OXFORD BEATS CAMBRIDGE.
Putney, Eng, April 3.-The ffty-fourth
annual boat race between crews repre-
sentiag the universities of Oxford and
Cambridge was rowed today over The
usual course. from Putney to Mor1lske,
distance of four and quarter miles. Ok
ford won by barely two lengths. The
time was 10 minutes. Il seconds.
oxford has now Won thirty one of the
fiftv-four races rowed and has hean the
winner eight years in succession.
SIX DAY RACE Is SCHOCH'S.
washington, April 3.-Schoch won the
sX-ddys bicycle race, which ended at 10
clock tonight. He finished with 1870
miles to is.credit, 2iO miles short of the
Madison Square Garden. The closing
score was: Schoch 1870; Albert 1915;
Golden 1905; Lawson 1.5S3; Cassidy l.
55i; Rivierre 1,142; Ford 593; Muller 134.
CORBETT AND O'DONNFLL.
New York, April 3.-The Palace Ath-
letic club of this city has Offered a s., 900
purse for a scientific twenty-round con-
test for points between Jim Corbett and
Steve O'Donnell, and Billy Madden has
accepted the offer on behalf of O'Donnell
AMI signed articles 10 box within two
months.
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he Is Real Anxious Lest the Roads Should
Suffer UnGuly Before They Can be Taken
In on the Isothermal Line of the Su-
preme Court = Thinks Prosperity wiz
Get Action Quicker, Once His Bill Passes
senger and Freight Agreements-Raii-
way News in General
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Last night the Weston players played
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-04-21
OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
CITY COUNCIL.
Ely. MINI, April 90. 1897.
of the

Ely, MINI, April 20, 1897.
First meeting of city council Of
city of Ely elected April 6, 1897.
Mayor McMahan called meeting to
order at 8:15.
The clerk called roll of qualified
aldermen who took their respect
i've seats as follows:
Aldermen Glode and Chinn of
First ward.
Aldermen Wakefield and Knut-
son of Second ward.
Alderman Eisenach of Third
ward.
Alderman-elect La Beau, of the
Third ward having failed to
qualify, it was moved by Glode,
supported by Eisenach, that seat
of VIM. La Beau be declared va
cant. Carried. Ayes 5, nays O..
Minutes of previous meeting
read by clerk and on motion of
Wakefield, supported by Knutson,
same were approved as read.
Carried. Ayes 5, nays 0.
Bond of Peter Iochaefer, as clerk
in the sum of $4,000 with sureties
thereon was on motion of Eisenach,
supported by Glode, approved.
Carried. Ayes 5, nays O.
Bond of John Cowling, as clerk
of municipal court, in the sum of
81, 100000, with sureties thereon
was on motion of Knutson, sup
ported by Eisenach, approved.
Carried. Ayes 5, nays 0.
Bond of w. j. Cowling, as ex-
officio clerk of municipal court, in
the sum of 81 100000 with sureties
thereon was on motion of Wake
field, supported by Eisenach, APP
proved. Carried. Ayes 5, nays O..
Moved by Eisenach, supported
by KnlItson, that bonds of police
officer and constablcs be fixed at
Ssno.GO. Carried. Ayes 5, nays @.
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express, ETC.. 9 90 |
Pioneer Fuel Co., coal. -. IS 20
Pioneer Fuel Co., coal SO ii
VIM. Cox, clerk Of election,
3d ward. ........... 2 80
A. D. Ellefsen, salary as
alderman and mayor ..... 10 90
Mrs. l.. M. Schaefer, print
Ing W
Thos. Nelson, rent for pri-
maries and election. ;. 81 90
Report of Electrician Lowe for
month of March, was on motion of
Glode, supported by Knutson &C
copied and ordered placed on file.
The petition of G. j. Carlson left
over. from last meeting was on
motion of Glode, supported by
Eisenach, referred to committee
on streets and sewers.
Moved by Glode, supported by
| Wakefield that board of health be
empowered to make suitable ar
engagements to secure dumping
ground. Carried, ayes 5, nays O.
Moved by Wakefield, supported
by Eisensch that council adjourn.
Carried, ayes 5, nays o.
PETER SCHAEFER,
City Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Members of Ely Lodge No. 220, /.
O. O. F. and all members of the order
are respectively requested to meet in
Odd Fellows hall, Sunday morning,
(25th inst at 10 o'clock sharp for the
purpose of observing the 18th anniver-
sary of our order by attending church
in body at the M. E. church Of this
place. By order Of the lodge.
GEO. w. CORNELL, N. G.
w. i. CowLING, Sec'y.
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Subscription $2per Year,

Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersign-
ed will receive sealed
bids up to 6 %. m. on
May 8, 1897, to do the
SCaVenger work of the
city for a period of four
months, bids to be
opened and acted up
on at a regular meet
ing of the city council,
to be held on the eve
ming of May 4, 1897.
The council reserves
the right to reject any
and all bids.
Peter SChaefer,
City Clerk.