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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
Casio II L "a.
JERRY At KlNSLEY
Addresses n Few ~trhEElers OF the
FIeeiaG Army or PopuIism-

Kinslsy. kan. Oct 5.--fSp pea. OF az
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waz tnat here yesterday afternoon wSsu
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court house % A. aa53euce which NUM-
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women ard chl6ren- NJ Snpson vas
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CAMPAIGN IN CANADIAN
Will be Opened by the Republicans
Next Tuesday

FL Reno. o. T, Oct. -(SpectaL)-The
candidates on the Republican SIDE of the
house. for the various county offices, will
take the stump next Tuesday and viii
work day and night until the polls close
on the Sth day of November.
DIR. ALLISON H. jackson, chairman OF
the Republican county central committee
and Secretary NJ. D. Libby are hustlers.
and by Rhe time the votes are counted
the candidates will think they have been
over a big stretche of country, and that
they have been doing considerable talk
ing. The Republican campaign from next
Tuesday on viii be prosecuted vigorously
in every township and precinct In Cana
dian county.
Tornorrowat O'Clock p. m. Judge Kea-
ton will deliver his first speech IN the
city of FL Reno.
Get rid of sorofula tai1ts IN your blood
bv taking a few bobtLes of Hoods Sar-
saparilla-
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TO r Z a.
d eThs Kind You Have klsaYS BOggiA
9sa.:'" EH2ZzzSe<
EMPEROR'S DEATH DENIED
German and American Warships on
the MaY TO China

London. oct. 5.-The Chinese embassy
here is in receipt Of dispatch from Pekln'
dated today, saying the greatest harmony
prevaiIs between the emperor and the dow
ager empress.
Continuing. the dispatch says circ1m-
stances have shown il to be neeesss y
that six councillors who were urging me
emperor to undertake inopportune reforms
be put odeath.
paris. oct. 5.-The Chinese legation here
publishes an Official communication forrnai-
" denying all reports OF The death OF ne
Emperor Of China
Berlin. oct. 5.-The German warship
Kasserin Augusta has left Kia chou for
Taku. al the entrance Of the Pieho river
with thirty marines who viii be sent 20
Pekin 70 at as a guard for the German
legation there Prince Henry % Prussia.
VIII probably be appointed % comma -
the squadron intended tor The protection Of
German interest in China.
Manila. Oct 5.-The cruiser Boston and
the gunooat Petsl. accompanied b. the
collier Nero. have gone % China
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FOOTRAI|

Kansas City. No. Oct 6-Trs Kansas
SAFE University and - Kansas CITY
Ie3acs el~vea P-ayed The first game u
foo--cssll % 11e season here a. Expo lttoa
Park tbs forenoon A g7eat crowd was
IT, sltteocGnce and t5se c5T4Gt--orzs we're
;aVor-bl4~ IT, game resulted Kansas
University = M@3-cs. @, ctse scPrlz.g 5-icg
-1-41e = ne 6rsi half
A. gailazc--T University ~ - czg0. =.
College q Phys.,-ars ami Surgeons.
A. esTs23a--t -iSe@gs5.v % Pe1usyl-
ysarI5a- -, Nzns13esd S.41@ Normal.
A Fr-rr-.oc y. J-P--rcsocE- 4. Ste
vez-s Iassitl.zaA
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ProDosed Alliance with England.

If the United States and England should
form an alliance, the combined strength
would he so great that there would be lit
tie chance for enemies to overcome us. In
a like manner, when men and women keep
up their bodily strength with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, there is little chance of
attacks from disease. The old-time remedy
enriches the blood, builds up the muscles,
steadies the nerves and increases the APP
patite TRY IT
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At Pittsburg-Wash1nst and Jefferson
College 16: Lafayette College, o.
At New Haven, Conn.-Yale, "a Am
herst, 0.
Al Syracuse, n. Y.-Cornell. 30; SYRIA
cuse, 0.
AT Providence. r. Brown 20, Tufts. 8.
AT Cam bridge, &IaSs.-Harvard. Is;
Pod WON 6
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Plttshu-E. Pa. October 10Th 20 1fth
Fo~ ths above occasion TIE Frisco Line
u4r sell round idD tickets % P3ftsburz.
p ard reraru for ess r@E1lar standard
e-s.-e.s~s fare Or me round irI9. tl1ksfs
80 ale october 7t1 -o l1rh good f,r 70
,-,-- passags unul October Ust Parties
-l-.,t-g 20 teEe SIDE r-.1a unl nave ne
,-fv,fega from october i1,h 20 - goo
for return 20 P.ttzb1rg 2ntH Ccto1ef sl-t
A special low rate bas been srrznEea ~
s-o-, Pftiss4rz 70 Baltimore I'D vast
,-vta-. Z. g.. ard Gstfys6rrE Pa Pa
- u.sh.nE 20 spend na9n-h u1rn rs.s-
.tvss s-5u-a accept this opportunity ucf.-
an tsil a. G.. rnzte. etc 81 re east = uos
nee tavoraa.s 20 travelling taa1 ag.5
osee- uu.e Il year Fer further iaforaaa-
.fs- o. par r4-zrs cal % ~ address,
II % MoETGNORE cry T11xsf ACT
Garner rs34g a. ard Ial1-
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Great Rock Island Route
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Cgarkswlle, Tenn. Oct. 5.-One OF he
most destructive fires here IN years &C.
CURED a. ID = n. today. burning the
Grange tobacco warehouse. the L uisv,lls
and Nashville depot, Gracey's storage
warehouse ard ave tezement hoEses. he
loss IS ove- half & million
Omaha Neb.. Oct. 5.--OTfr.x 20 he non
ar-iva' q trans bearing large delega ttors
Of C,7soans. Ohio Day celebration ~ the
ex posl-ou was pSstpone3s 70 THURSDAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06

Ans sr62m. y Y Ok 5-A heavy
rain sto-To raEed here for TWO hours Ms
atterocn. causing great damage The
IS est Shore Railroad - - or in TWO
places ard Jhe t7ave. suspend sd The
CerITal road tracks are washed out carpe
miles west of here ard Jr2vs, IS entirely
suspended.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity OF the com bination. but also
70 the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact viii
assist one il avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI
FoRNiA Ere SYRUP Co. with the medi-
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which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
Of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far iu advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
uauseate. In order TO get its beneficial
effects. please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
LOUIsvILLE. XIV NEW YORK. NJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06

Surgical Institute of Buffalo. y Y, who
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of charge with suggestions for inexpensive
home treatment whereby any Of ta- family
who are weak and Ill NAV be put or their
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For thirty years d.. Pierce has success
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His " Pleasant Pellets are the best mid
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BASE Ball
P1nsrRIrRG- S: ST. LOUIS. 6.

u.
Maupin, a Missouri yOungster, in the first
game He did we'll for eight innings but
weakened in the last, Pfttsburg batting
out victory. Stencil was benched by
Warner in the eighth inning for dlsput-
ing a decision. The second game was
called in the third inning on account of
darkness. Attendance, 500 Score:
RHE
Pittsburg .........0oo22ooO4s14 l
St. Louis ...........0 0021 8 o. IA 0
Batteries-Pittsburg Cronin, Tannehill
and Schriver; st. Louis, Maupin and Gle
ments Umpires. SwartzwOod and War
ner.
WASHINGTON, 2; BROOKLYN. /.
New York, Oct 5.--Y eager lost his own
game today in the fourth inning, when,
with the bases full, he gave Jud Smith
a free pass, forcing in a run, A long
fly by Farrell brought in the other. Score:
Brooklyn ............0 0 O. 0 o. l
Washington .......O o. o. :
Batteries-Brooklyn Yeager and A.
Smith; Washington weighing and Farrell.
Umpires Brown and Connolly.
GAME POSTPONED.
New York, Oct 5.-The New Yorks and
Philadelphia played one fnnig today. the
Giants making one run and the Quakers
none when the game was called on &C
count of rain.
INDIANS AND BROWNS.
81. Louis. Oct. 5.-The Post Dispatch to-
day had the following: The present
Cleveland team will play in St Louis
next year" said President Muckenfuss,
Of the St Louis Browns Further than
this he refused to talk
In the course of an interview on the
same subject. Chris Won Der Abe, VINO is
still connected with the St Louis Browns.
said:
Robson and Brush are bluffing when
they say they VIII put the Cleveland
team in here. whether like 1t or not
Il am willing the Clevelands should
come in here and make Sportsman Park
their home but when they come il must
be on equal sharing terms OF not at all
We are perfectly willing to divide the
earnings of the club with the owners OF
the Cleveland club. but we are not willing
to let them come in here and run things
as they please.
The Cleveland team is today without
a home. Its owner has had a great deal
of trouble there with the labor unions.
and that IS why the team has not been
patrouized there. Il Is not wanted in
Cleveland Robson knows this and he
will not attempt to play any more games
with 1t there.
This being the case, where can he plant
the team and make more money out Of
it than right here in s. Louis?"
HOLSTERS PLAY THE REDS.
Indianapolis Ind. Oct. 5.--The ITdianap-
oils Western League team Played novel
double-header there this afternoon before
Cincinnati and Cleveland National League
I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
FRISCO LIxE REDUCED RATES.
FESTIVAL MOUNTAIN AND Pr.Ar

FESTIVAL MOUNTAIN AND PT.AT.s
Denver C1l or ard 50
F5- ere soore oeczEsa t,s Fr1seo IKE
z Sc a- OCTOBER 2 f9z1 fl~kss ta
Denver COL ard rsfsTu fsr Gre srr,--ssss
s,sa1ars fare tsr -he F3g11 fr5 rod faf
re.s--arx guta o-soast 2. egnt ss5s yss.
rsTs be- - s.rt-f1oo.
pr sar-aer 9sr.l~1.ss czl - % aesrsss
81 D EgTTl .softE.
EsT r. res AEs-t
r-e--s~ IA s-r.s- 1rf Es.rfaa ar.s.zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06

We never ike man X no Is q fancy whist
er.-AtcalSon Glcue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
TO CURE AC OLDIN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets.
AL druggists refund money II IL fails 70
cure. sc. The genuine mas L 3. Q. On
each tablet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
GAFFREY CONES BACK
At the Supreme Courts Writ
of MandamuS
RELATING TO TAX RAISE
Threatens to Take it to the
Federal Supreme Court.
RELATING TO TAX RAISE

Guthrie, o. T.. Oct 5.-(SpeciaL)-Rich
ard Cafrey. county clerk of Oklahoma
county. who is seeking q reelection on
the strength Of political martyrdom in
connection with the tax raise, has made
another play TO attract the attention of
the galleries Last month a peremptory
WITT or mandamus issued OUT of the su-
preme court was served upon Caffrey
commanding him TO extend the tax raise
of "A per cent ordered by the board OF
equalization on the tax rolls of Oklahoma
county. Instead OF complying with this
order the county clerk has filed an AN
sweT" in which he tnt1mates that unless
the court takes back its words ne will
take appeal to the supreme court of
the United States to which tribunal by
the way, the equalization question should
have been taken four years ago when II
was first raised in this territory, in which
case the power Of tine board of equaliza-
ton &c raise the assessed valuation would
have been settled.
Governor Barnes has ordered the board
of regents of the Normal school, which
board also has supervision over the affairs
OF the deaf and dumb school, 10 irvesti-
gate certain charges against Superintend-
ent A c. Beamer. The governor has re-
ceiyed number Of letters asserting that
Mr. Beamer is incompetent 10 fill the po-
sltion, and letter from discharged
teacher contains additional charge Is. These
letters are now in possession Of the board
OF regents and at tomorrow's meeting an
Investigation will be probably Instituted.
The State Fair, with the cooler weather,
is drawing bigger crowds, and visitors
and MANAGEMENT are alike satisfied. To-
morrow the attraction viii be the Sons of
Hermann a German fraternai order,
which viii parade the streets Immediately
after dinner, which parade will consist
of an elaborate and spectacular trades
display. In honor OF the event, Mayor
Berkey has issued a proclamation calling
for the suspension of business during the
afternoon. The race programme is as fol-
lows.
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I" Save the wo-

" Save the wo- 80
men and children 8
first, " Is the in $50
stirctive CRY of ST
every brave man
in a moment of u
peril, but in thelTe
every dav con AY
Germs Of life men ss-sss.:.
who are ordina- ss :
rilv brave and Z -
kind forget the =
perils of trouble q
and disease that on
hang their families.
man eurrossrd with
own affairs seldom :
Lies how hard his v
Is working and that Z
haps she IS break
down under the str
and becoming weak
siCkly incapable OF
ing the family work
of looking after
children
Il Is just as mucl
mans duty To look a
the health Of his far
from day 10 day as
would be 10 give ii
the drst thought il
moment of shiPWrecI
peril.
II does not cost d
thing more than a
minutes Of time 70 W
TO Dr. R Y. Pierce. C'
consulting physician
the Invalidz Hotel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
Pittsburg ........0 OF 2 0 0 0 - a l
St. Louis .O OOO21 0 . 6 IA

Batteries-Pittsburg. Cronin, Tannehill
and Schriver; st. Louis. Maupin and Gle
ments. Umpires. Swartzwood and War
ner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-02
NEW YORK HAS ITS TROUBLES.
streets Like Alaskan Paths and
Traffic Impeded.

NEW YORK, December Last night a
groan Of despair welled up from many
threats as the first flakes Of snow fell.
The STRENGTHENING Department has made
a hopeless muddle of the attempt to re-
move the snow which fell in the blizzard,
and the three inches Of white which COW
cred the old slush have driven the de-
partments chief to long prayers for
heavy rain.
Shovels do not seem TO be thought or.
The only officer who seemed to know
where the department was at was Snow
Inspector George II. Bradish. He said:
1--WE have $500 carts working and be-
tween 5000 and GOO men. Yesterday we
cleaned Broadway from Fourteenth
street to Bond street, and from Frank
lin street TO the Battery. To-day the
main downtown gang is working be-
tween Franklin and Bond streets"
The absolute Indifference or lack OF
foresight on the part Of the Street-Ciean-
ing Department was evidenced last night
by the condition OF Broadway In 'front.' or
the Metropolitan Opera-House, ana that
OF the side streets as WELL
Suburban traffic is not JOY these
days The various lines OF communica-
ton are all snarled up; the electric line
TO Yonkers is practically abandoned; the
railroads have their hands full and Long
Island Is almost as inaccessible as the
interior OF Labrador.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-02

MISS GOULD A WITNESS.
She Testifes in Suit bro"sh'
CIear Her Fathers Name.

Albany. y. y, December l-Mss
Helen NJ. Gould, from whose heart hows
always a stream of tenderest sympathy
for the poor and suffering, occupied for
five minutes yesterday the unwonted posi-
ton Of testifying against an old, broken
down woman. 1t was in the County
Court here, during the second day OF the
trial of Mrs. Margaret Cody, VINO Is
charged with conspring to get by fraud
ulent means some part of the millions left
by the late Jay Gould.
All interest centered in Miss Gould; no.
body paid any attention to Mrs. Cody,
who sat in an arm chair in front OF the
rail- Rusty black enveloped her Dent
form. Struggling locks OF gray hair Ieii
from beneath her bonnet Occaslonaiy
she raised a shaking hand and sought to
confne her hair. but shortly it fell again
and pretty soon she let il stay. Back OF
her was a curious, pushing, inqusltlYe
crowd. -
If was known that the prosecution IN
tended closing its case yesterday ana
that tomorrow the end of the trial would
come Ii was also known that MISS Gouiu
would testify.
Nobody accuses her or trying 10 sehu
the old defendant TO jail for any other
and 70 set at rest forever any suspicion
that her father was ever the husband
of sarah Ann Angel, of Rouse's POINT.
Miss Gould was in court when the gay
session began. She was dressed IN DARK
clothing On her head was small rouhu
hat quietly trimmed. The only ornament
visible was a chain that hung around her
neck and held small black fan. WIN
her were Mrs. Elizabeth Palm and MISS
Miss Gould was equipped with a small
mad on which she hastily scrubbed pits ol
the testimony. Just before the session
closed she was called to the stand
There was a stir in court. All EYES
were fixed upon her as. selt-possesseu as
- che were in her own home, MISS .Ioula
ric,ed her way through the crowd anu
seated herself composedly in the witness
chair In reply to questions she gave me
dates of the death of her parents anu
,1cntifed two letters sent 10 her py Mrs'
Gu The letters were simply curt
trreats that scandalous disclosures woulo
ne made unless money was forlhcoulihs'
SIiss Gould said the letters were not an,
s,,,ered That ended her testimony ana
the days session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-02
,rs,vrry PLEA FOR sLAYToN.
His Mother Wants hsm br""
Rocl, 20 the virginia Asylum

Frank y. slayton. the forger ana cigar
cite asng may be brought back TO VIZ
sir,s and he again confined in the EASTER,
S,,,. Asvium AT Williamsburg, instead
~ being prosecuted in Connecticut.
New Haven special 10 yesterday
New York Herald says:
The case of Frank \. Slayton aJas
Robert =. Lee. IT.. the young man at
-.s+s1 here last week for forging the
name Of Edward II. Phipps, Of New o ,l,,
r.. .. .ba.l f1r X- was continued To-Day
,rf0 December TIN. in order that ne may
81 examined as 20 his sanity. Inc youhS
rrsrt- mother arrived here yesteruLN' anu
sftrr q consultation with COUNSEL, II was
d-rt Cd 90 enter the plea OF INSANITY.
+. evident from the story Of his mother,
that there Us something lacking III S'aS
TONS mental faculties -.e.,oa
.Nrs Sl1yton says her son was comm ~
n t.a Retreat for the Insane N fHsllllL
Sid v.lf. ago. and that she and another
r.rs.r gave 5000 bonds for his release
from th- asylum. They in this way pc
cam. responsible for the condition or the
young man. Mrs. SlaytOn SAYS that Ihe
bond has never been cancelled. ana she
g. anxious 90 make arrangements WIN
Oh. local authorities, so that the VIZ siIh'
officers can come here and take chaige
0. th- Young man on the bond. when III
uaf case would DE surrendered.
'S.rrlU'r malady, IL is stated. is mere
Gtatr lr JOS nature and his condition -
impaired nY many excuses. SIdylOh "a ~
himself Tint he was not right when ne
Dad been drinking. and he said that ne
crank heavily during his stay in this city
-Hs mother saws that Cigarette-smOk-
hr BIAS greatly aggravated the inherited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Rjchmond, va, December

Richmond, Va, December l, 1885,
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Wrappers, y hossheads; filters,
8 hogsheads; Tugs, 8 hogsheads. Total
number OF hogsheads sold during to-day,
%.
Allegheny, Old Dominion. and Stone vail
warehouses reported for the month end
ing Wednesday: Receipts, Isl; deliveries,
652.
Stonewall Warehouse sold Of new loose
tobacco to-day f05Sj pounds; highest
price, $3.50. Crenshaw's Warehouse sold
II .6j5 pounds; highest price, Sl3. Total
number, 2S,2D; highest price, $l3
Messrs. Frazer a Tompkns sold to-
day the fine crop or tobacco of Mr.. r. w.
Winfree, OF Powhatan county, best at
$l225 and $l12j; Jugs $40.
Messrs Frazer & Tompkins have this
TO say OF the market for the week: Sun
Cured (Old)-Season over; nothing doing.
New Loose-Continues 10 come in freely
and is selling at good prices; all good TO
prime stock in demand: damaged stock
has to DO sold at low prices Dark Odd
Receipts and offerings light, with rather
better demand; no change in quotations.
ew-Receipts liberal; market firm; all
arrivals Of good stock taken quickly at
quotations. Brights-Cutters. filters, and
smokers in better demand; wrappers
quiet; quotations unchanged.