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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
SPORTING NOTES.

Toronto, Ont, Feb. 2o.-This afternoon
Bicyclist Johnsons condition took a de-
cided change for the better and the doctors
have great hopes of pulling him through,
though it will be some time before they can
cal him out of danger.
Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. 20-Oscar Gard
ner known as the Omaha Kid" has ac-
cepted an offer of the Broadway Athletic
club of New York. TO meet Solly Smith on
March Is before the club for a purse of
$1,000 The men are 10 weigh in at lis
pounds at o'clock on the evening of the
fight. Gardner will lgo to New York next
week to train Off the fight.
Baltimore, Md, Feb. 2o-Charles Esper.
who has been pitching for the Baltimore
baseball team since 1891, has been sold to
Manager Connie Mack of Milwaukee. Man
ager Hanlon would not say how much was
paid for Esper's release but II is under
stood that the amount was considerable.
and that Esper will get the same salary in
Milwaukee that he received here. The rea-
son assigned for Esper's transfer is that
the champions have too much talent in
the pitching department. and a further
wedding out is looked for.
Cambridge. Mass, Feb. 2o.-The Harvard
athletic committee decided TO leave the
sylvania 10 the triangular regatta to the
wishes Of Captain Goodrich. who is oppos-
ed to more than three boats in the race
New York, Feb. a0.-Yale will not row
with Columbia and the University of Penn
sylvania this year. This much was made
clear at the conference held in this city to-
night.
Toronto Ont, Feb 20.-Jack Hanley Of
Philadelphia. ana Frank Gerard. of Chi
cage. met in a 20-round mill tonight at the
Princess theater. Hanley was knocked out
in the 10th round.
Marse:lles. France, Feb. 2o.-The Medi-
torranean yachting season was inaugural
ed here today. Ailsa, Britannia, Sappl-
and several others started IN & a miles
handicap race. The result was victory
FOR Britana. Ailsa was second and Sap
phire. third.
Columbus. O., Feb. 20.-Con Baker won
the siX-hour bicycle race tonight with east.
despite a bad fall The tire on Walters
wheel collapsed and he quit before the race
ended. The record: Baker. rs miles, S
laps: Gimm. 124 miles. laps: Eddy. III
miles. laps; Schock, "a miles, laps: Wal
la- lnS miles
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MAY BE HANNA AFTER ALL.
INAUGURAL ARRANGEMENTS
What Military ard Civic Organizations are
Doing to Get Ready.

Washington, Feb. 20-Additional noti-
ficat:ons are being received from clubs
and organizations that propose taking
part in the Inauguration parade, and
when the procession moves il will prob
ably found 10 be unusually attractive in
its military and civic features. II Can
eral Porters intention to have the march
ers PASS a given point at the rate of r.
900 an hour is successfully carried out.
it is probable that the parade will not
occupy over three hours.
The committee on street decorations
has decided 10 adorn the approaches 70
the avenue on either side of the peace
monument in an attractive manner.
Applications for places In the parade
from civic organizations are now COM
ing in rapidly.
The Dupage county Republican club
anG the Chicago Republican club will
bring 900 men. They will come by the
already famous Blaze OF Glory train Of
the Chicago Republican club over the
Pennsylvania road.
Three hundred TO 500 men. represent
ing the Honest Money Democratic lea
que. the Wage Farmers Democratic lea
que. the Wage Farmers Railroad league.
and the Law and Order Commercial
Travellers Democratic league. all Of
Baltimore city, and 100 members OF the
original Colored Mems Mckinley club OF
Illinois. VIII be in line. The last named
will be accompanied by the Ninth batta-
lion OF colored troops OF the Illinois Ma
tional Guard
Another colorad organization. from
Ash Grove. Va, has asked for quarters.
General Wesley Merritt. commanding
the military department OF the Missouri.
who viii have command Of the United
States troops in the inaugural parade. has
requested Colonel J. 3. Babcock. assist
ant adjutsn; general. on duty al the war
department, 20 serve as adiutant general
L.
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SESSION.
A BAD COUGH
Consumption Cured by Dr. Hsrtmsn's free
Home Treatment.

Home Treatment.
Consumption is catarrh OF the iupss.
Cstarrh OF the lungs Is usually the result
of an extension Il catarrh from the head
and throat. Every case % cstsrrh IL La
bic to become a case % consumption.
Hence Il is that Or. Hartman's free home
treatment for catarrh is such q boon 10
humanity. Pe-ru-na cures cstarrh
wherever heated. Pe-rI-na viii cure ca
tarrh OF the lungs in rs frst and second
stages and render great relief IN eases Of
consumption even when they are beyond
cure.
r. G. Patterson. Moscow. Anderson
county. S. c. writes. II 9annst cay
enough in praise Of your MEDICINES. Pc
ru-na cured my child OF Consumption.
The doctors said tTat was wSIst she had.
She was SICK for FIVE Or six monshs and
two doctors were attending her. They
said sh. could not I've. She had a bad
cough and was nothing but ska and
bones. / gave her Ps-ru-na and her
cough stopped. She also fsDfly gained
in flesh and Is noR tat and healthy
can't be thankful elFazh 20 YOU and your
medicine. All the 3miliea IN the World
would do well 70 keep Pe-su-na n mo
house" ri
The Ps-ru-ns Drug Manufacturing
company. Columbus. ono. I'll send Tree
10 any address for snort tirne Or Han
mans latest book 90 81 pages On cziaTrh
IN al stages and locaiioEs.
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so Years of Cures.

Corbett said last night: 81 feel that
am in excellent shape and am glad that
my work is not suffering through the
change OF air, and locality. l viii be
glad TO get out to the springs tomorrow.
OF course, the place is bit rough, lot
quite an Asbury, but great deal better
than 1 could have expected here, and IT
will suit me well. The only point about
i: is that / will be able TO get into shape
there without any trouble.
Il am not making any special efforts
TO get any wrinkles in breakaways and
clinches. I have been practicing them
for a long time, and l believe l know all
about l don't side-step at present as
much as 1 might, simply because l have
no need to do it. If the necessity comes
in during my fight with Fitzsimmons.
guess l can do all the side-stepping that
is required.
RATES TO THE FIGHT.
Chicago, Feb. 20.-Chairman Caldwell
Of the Western Passenger association,
has granted permission to the Chicago
and Great Western road TO make a rate
OF $3.50 from st. Paul to Carson City
for the prizefight. The rate which the
roads will make from Chicago is $3.50.
TO MATCH TOM AND PETER.
view tOlh, req. ZU.-Ddn stuart, WHO
has made arrangements for the Corbett-
FitzsimmonS fight, telegraphed east to-
day offering purse of 5000 for a meet
ing between Peter Maher and Tom Shar-
key in Carson City, New. AS soon as
this offer was announced. Tom O'Rouke,
the manager of the Broadway Athletic
club, went Stuart 81 900 better. and
promised to put up a purse of $1,000 for
meeting between these two in this city.
Neither offer has as yet been accepted.
LIKEWISE GEORGE AND JOE.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 20.-It is
stated that George Green and Joe VOL
colt have been matched 10 fight AT Car
son during the pugilistic carnival there.
Green will leave for Carson on Monday.
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CLEANLINESS is NAE PRIDE, DIRT'S NAE HON
EsTY." COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF
SAPOlIO

10 construct and maintain a bridge over
the South Canadian river in oklahoma
territory at or near Noble, Cleveland
county.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Speaker Pro Tenn Doyle. sitting in the
chair. this afternoon appointed as a CON-
mittee To investigate the territorial treas
urer's books. Wilson. Nickers- Hogan.
Lytton and Graves. The COMMITTEES 10
investigate the territorial institutions Of
learning consists Of Ellis. Olson. Allen.
Berry and Cherry.
The house proceeded In the further
consideration ~ the school land leasing
bill. and occupied the whole afternoon
IA its discussion
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Washington, Feb. 20.-The proposed
new battleship and the composite sailing
vessel for the Annapolis cadets were
stricken from the naval appropriation bill
today before the bill was reported TO the
house by Chairman Boutelle. The COM
mittee today reconsidered those items,
and struck them out by a vote Of 6 10 4,
which was practically party vote, the
Republicans present voting 20 drop them
and the Democrats to retain them. Con-
sultation with the speaker and other
members OF the house convinced the Re
publicans that there would be strong OPP
position TO these appropriations.
There was q proposition to provide for
several new torpedo boats. but this fail
ed
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ghe dieta aily EAeIe suudaY orne gebruary FL 1897
Stone ana adopted by the committee. /,

Stone and adopted by the committee. It
is as follows:
He, the president. is further authoriz-
ed, IL in his Judgment the purpose speci-
fled IN the first section hereof can thus
be better attained, to appoint one or
more special commissioners or ENJOYS TO
such Of the nations OF Europe as he may
designate. TO seek by diplomatic negotia-
tons en- international agreement for the
purpose specified in the first section here
OF. And In case Of such appointments so
much of the appropriation herein made
as shall be necessary shall be available
for the proper expenses and compensa-
Tion of such commissioners or ENJOYS
Section 8. That so much of an act
approved March 2. 1885. entitled An act
making appropriations for the sundry
civil expenses Of the government for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1896. and for
other purposes as provides for the ap-
pointment of delegates TO an interna-
tional conference, and makes an appro-
priation for their compensation and ex-
penses, be and the same is hereby repeal
ed
ba IaN,$a vary hriaf
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ARBITRATION Is ALL RIGHT
But the Dove OF Peace Feels a Lot Safer
With Killed Guns HANDY

New York. Feb. 20.-Colonei John J.
McC0os touched upon the subject 90 the
general arbitration treaty in the course
OF speech a; the annual reunion and
bangue, cf the Alumni association OF
Lafayette college held az Hotel savoy
There were about le9 present. includ n
Colonel McCook. Governor John "
GTiggs OF New Jersey. Clay ". Holmes
% ElTnira. Burr " Mcintosh. Alex Ei-
liottt. Jr.. II New jersey. and D.. VII
lam ". ScMurtrie- who presided Col
onei McCc16 responded 20 the toast
Our Liberties" saying IN part In
these days % peace and arbitration irez-
ties | DO not wish 20 say anything IN
favor .. war. but the making q sr5itrz-
ton treaties vii 70; prevent nations
With whom We have no treaties from 20
ing 20 Esr / Am n favor q arbitration
but ! ID not believe We can base an as
surancs 90 peace Oh an arbitration iTes-
- unless our nation Il prepares 20 d.
Tend her coas; and ssnd feTta me bess
war vessels. 50 that sze may keep the
treaty and see that orhs- nations keep
-
TEc longer q wonzu has been = xrrse6 he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
UNITED rrLEoRan COMPANY
Get. n Receiver. ~ the Isstzass Of Posssl
Telegraph People.

Boston. FEB - In the United S'sssz
clreuft CONT thss afternoon. JUICE Colt,
taa pe..ts18 - 70 n Baker. vice p7sr.-
dsut n fhs Paatal Telegraph company.
f5r receiver toT The Tinted T@iex-<rn
company. was heard. The petition claims
fraud and co1yers5o1 @ ne coeagsay's
money ~ gffeerz
Herman J. Petf.nzhlr zsr sppolnf>1
Rec yer - ne Unifs6 Ts'sTrsrn CON-
paHy. Eaicn Is $sw Jeraeg c9Fpor.-
T.ra having a csp4falirAtl9B @ 80 90.
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SOUND MONEY LEAGUE
Will Hold Session In New York City Next
Wednesday.

New York, Feb. 9o.-A conference OF
the National Sound Money League will
be held at the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce in this city on February "A,
and will be attended by delegates from
a number Of cities. There are now TWEEN
ty-one cities represented in the organiza-
ton and they are each entitled TO two
delegates The business of the confer
ence will be to adopt a constitution and
bylaws for the league and TO elect Of
ficers and an executive committee to
serve until April /, 1898.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
PAUL vANDERvOORT
Gets to Memphis Ahead of the Reform
Press Crowd.

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 2o.-President
Paul Vandervoort OF the Reform Press
association. has arrived in this city from
Omaha. He will preside over the con-
vention Of the Press association which
opens in this city Monday. Other prom
inent members of the association have
also arrived. The Reform Press associ-
alton Is what might be called an aux
Hilary to the Peoples party. The number
of delegates who will attend will reach
into the hundreds and near,y every
southern and western state will be repre-
sented.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
BucKLEs-s ARxIcA sALvz

TIE Pest Saiss IN tss -osit fof Cats
Bruises. scre-. Ulcers. Sail Rhssra. Pc
vsr sorss. Testsr. CaaFDaa Hsn6s. csfi-
bIssns. Csrns. ard az skin EruD:soas.
ana pos.tsvs,T cures Pier. or 20 pay re-
euirsd. J, = El-arsasssS g give p<rfs-,
szf.sfsrtion o. 1lcseF refunded. Pie
Werfen-s PhermscT - Sosts gssr
street.. aas q C4hginxs druv sf1Fs
rcrta-as: corner Topeka ars Do -1ss
z1arsfrF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
BUSHNELL rrrLs Fussr


Springfield. o.. FEB. 29.-Ths follow
inR officers were elected az the Y 81. g.
A. state couveu. on today J. ". Walton.
Cleveland. president. AK AcDoaait.
Cincinnati. vice president, ". .. Thom2-
son. Miami university. second ytcs pres
dent. " + TnOnAs Spring. third
vice president. J. 5. E0ersoie. D-nlson.
secretary
Governor Bsaaueil rna4e an address IN
which az hoped that the Influence % tbe
i. 81 G.. A ca neYspspeT men would
keep them from stating every nloru-Ig
Nho waa go.rg 30 - appointed United
states senator from. ono.
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MEDITATION rEEArY
xst ~ al Lihsly 10 BE c.lI.s 90 se..
Thss sessl~n

wssh Fto1. Fee. 7s-s<naso- EAe--
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f7@siy Gals - assia fAis sess.na-
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erandfather's hat And within II you zee.
Grandfather's favorite cough remedy.
Whether twas Asthma, Bronchitis or
Group,
Or baby at night walked the house with
whoop,
With Ayers Cherry Pectoral Granthec
was sure
That no cold or cough would e'er fail of .
cure.
In hats the styles change. but the records
will show
Coughs are cured as they were S0years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has no equal as remedy for
coughs, colds, and lung dis
eases. Where other soothing
elixirs PALATE, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral heals. It is not q
cheap cough syrup, which
soothes but does not strength
en-; it is a physicians cough
remedy, and it cures. It is
put up in large bottles. only.
for household use. It was
awarded the medal at the
Worlds Fair Of ninety three.
1t has a record Of
50 Years of Cures.
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DAYS LIST NOTED DEAD.

Worcester. Mass. Feb. GA telegram
from Colorado Springs today announces
tie death there last night OF John s. Brig
ham, treasurer OF the Logan, Swift & Brig
ham Envelope company. OF this city. Mt.
Brigham was 81 years old and identified
with the largest envelope business in the
country.
New York, Feb. A.-Lyman 6. Burnham.
the last surviving partner in the Brooklyn
dry goods firm OF Journesy & Burns. died
al his home in Brooklyn today, aged 81
years.
bloomsbury. Pa, Feb. 0.-Mordecsi MI
lard. associate judge % Columbia county.
died today. aged IS years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21

Washington. y -, Feb. S--The pres.-
dent has signed the act authorizing the
secretary OF the navy 10 arrange for the
transportation OF contributions 10 relieve
the sufferers IN India
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21

81. Louis. No. Feb. N-Negot;ations for
the consolidation OF the Third National
and Chemical National banks were COM
p.eted today. Under the agreement the
Third National takes al assets and assumes
al liabilities. practically buying out the
Chemical The stockholders Of the Chemical
National bank VIII realize So per share. ne;
cash. FOR the stock. No change a. present
will be made in the officers OF the Third
National
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
NOW FOR TRAINING
ROBERT AND JAMES BOTH ON THE
GROUND.

SO is the Snow, But There ID Indoor Work
to Keep Them Busy-Governor sadIer
Protrudes the Glad Hand When Fitz
Lands at Carson But the Pickle Popu-
lace. Not having Yet Fickled Into His
Orbit, CALCULATES "Rats" When He Tells
Them to Just Watch Him do Corbett-
Fight News-Sporting Notes.
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TEE longer . woman has been = aired me
larger dollar grows 70 her.
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SOUND AS A DOLLAR
NOT EVEN EXCEPTING THE FAMOUS
COIN OF THE DADS.

Major McKinley's Rapid Restoration to
Health il Such a. to Advertise That
Autocrat of the PilibsEs, DIR. Mitchell.
rs Physician of no Mean skiii-stiii.
the PieophaEhi Must Keep Away From
Longer-Cabinst Gossip Hanna Soma
torial Stock Advances.
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CORBETTS FORM.

Three things that are being specially
noticeable about Corbett's training are
the improvement in his leg work. and
the great attention he IS paying break
away hits and clinch blows. particular
~ the open-glove shove in the face al
close quarters. He seems 70 be able 20
jump from any spot anG al any angle.
ard land in position 10 defend himself
from a blow. This leg strength. too. is
enabling him 10 throw his body forward
a. a very wide angle, which. while il
gives him an additional reach. allow 5
him 10 come back from his opponent
punches without moving his feet from
their original position.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS

The debate was very brief.
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TO HONOR GEORGE
WASHIEGT0N'S BIRTHDAY TO BE
RESPECTED IN OKLAHOMA.

So Says the Legislature Over . strong OBJ
Days Work Done Some More New
Counties are Propossd-Of Course They
are to be Carved Out of Woods without
tho Consent OF Its Peopie-Sevcn Bills
Passed Out OF Over One Hundred That
Have Passed a Third Reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
Al. HERE'S A DELICIOCS BULL.

ELOQUENT FLIGHT OF JoH% QUINN IN BOOM
ING THOMAS SMITH.
Mixed metaphors flew around pretty thickly at a
Tamnany meeting held last nignt at Wendels AS
.enbly Rooms in West F0rty-fourth-st. The best
Was contributed by John Quinn, an eH-Aiderman'
who in referring 20 Thomas Smiths defeat
for the Assembly In the XVIII Distrl>t las' year
and his candidacy for the position this year,
used the following beautifu, bull;
THAT avalanche that drowned him last year l.
returning Oh the ocean and will land him hish
ana dry In the arms OF victory.
The watchword Of the meeting Was condemnation
o. reform and one youthful speaker, Fred Thomp-
son by name spoke OF the present administration
ss that mongrel. highbred mob and of reform as
"a farce. failure, a frivolous frolc and foolish
.rzzle"
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner billed as the star
speaker OF the meeting, but he did not arrive till
the chairman was announcing the adjournment
Some OF the audience settled back In their places.
but were not rewarded for their patience by any
lively freaks of language from Tammanys cana
date for Dsirict-Attorney. Colonel Gardner sppko
'or ONLY about five minutes. and his vocabulary
would have done entire credit TO q Dorcas circle
Among the other speakers were Judge John hehry
Mccarthy and Jacob T.. Bacsc9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
nres.s COLONY UtY 90 SOLTH.

Chicago oct. 1.-The State Of Washington has
,,,, d,s,arced In the first brush Tor The ollglnAl
,oou4rative Colony which the Social Democracy
propos.s 10 establish. IT IS unofhc"iN stated "o"
that Tennessee has long 'eau III '"e rae, ~
. ~ oi,ion cyrus Field Willard ana Colonel
-, ,,,o of the member OF tho Colonization
i',o,mmittec are of the opinion thai me prospects
f., Tannesses arc bright. This opinion IL based on
~, ~ fsct that the Social Democracy mas chant Q
.nV uro the contract to build = railroad leading
~ w E,shville 10 build the road would require
~ ~ emnloyment OF q large rumber ol men ana
,he social Democracy IL row prepared 20 supply
,ho,r i'm unlimited numbers
e. the organization has recently been onered q
~ tract OF land IN Tennessee said 10 De many
"a isva,d sv cores This forms part of the territory
,,hro,ah which the road is TO pass. Ihere are now
twenty-three working branchrs oi the social i,,
mo- inn, III, add four more TO that number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
BrNco rHRJVES ~ ORANGE CorNry
Ak OLD AND RESPECTED FARMER ROBBED oF
.nn.-D -. -.11,, q. A,,rrr.r,

Az OLD AND RESPECTED FARMER ROBBED oF
5000 ~ THE FAMILIAR Way.
Newburg y. y. oct 22.-Chares Il. Van puzer'
an DID and respected farmer. Nvihs nea- warwick
anse County. was bsncoed QUO OF &,or) yesterday
Syyo men. Who went - see him o-tcnsiby 10
'N' 0; his farms. Thty I'D him into 2 three
le game, in VIZ, * Won some mon
tAen 'sf' =, 10 the UanK In Wa X aud " anted
to draw out 500 The cashier Insisted his ak
ing i certified ch..k for tho amount which he did
But this did not the purpose OF the stringent
and he returned with the check and got the cash.
one Of tho men going with him TO tho village The
two drove back 10 where the other man was. and
on lonely part ~ the highway they took tie
money from him but not without u struggle. The,
eit him IN tho road du-t-cov"red ana cxhautled'
and drove 10 Chester Leaving their rlg there. they
boarded % we-tbound Erie truln Van Duzer made
he way 10 ncighboring farmhouse ana "as takcn
10 Warwick. where he made known what had hap
pened. Officers were sent out 1T once, but tho
bUn'o mel had made good their escape.