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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-05
THE WEATHER.

wichita, Kan. AQ-I 4 -sss
Local forecast FOR wichita ard vicinity:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-05
How -Are NourFr--1

Postmaster Thomas 6. Titcb ief- San
day f3- s. Logls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-05
LOANS AND EXCHANGE.

New York, April 4-Money. on call
nominally 10 I per cent prime mercau-
tile paper, : 70 S. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
bills a. SsSiz94S59+ for demand and AZ
Sisl for sixty days Posted rates. SSH.
Gs-s2 and 8 S2i-64s5; commercial bills.
= S5ll is1i4. Silver certificates. - 49,
Bar silver. 55i-- Mexican dollars. -
GOLD IMPORTS
New York April 81 Won Holman &
Co. have engaged Sz75 0y5 gold for import
Blair q. Co. sd. 60. and Kuhn. Loebe *
Co. have added 800. 90 more 10 their gold
ENGAGEMENTS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25


Hearts are located In yurs inside re-
jun Of yure stummieks. The aszeolofv
says they work. like pumps. EShien 10
the nilkmas's best friend. AThe heart
il very impertuAs lorpsn, :ibut don't
make no musick.
Ny brother, which IL a poick. says
"whal harmony when : hearts beets
like l." wish pa would take a tossing
from hearts. he beats iikeG.
la tole me ones his heart was back in
the ole village where he was born: but
I am afraid he Is a Tyre, bccos vixen
Kate was married he said: MY heat
IL full say much, aud dida't get o.
telsgraft from his birthplace. u d ymeb,
he fell under the tabui, .and some | sar-
kastieAlly remarked, that It was very
full.
King Richorl hal lyina heart; but
have got broken heart. which IL
worse. llofg rcdcr. ain't = girl heArtlcss
to give ns the cold stare bec3s my hare
il rcl1 Can avert thu darkness Of
the Fates. shich has got hold on mort.
slst
am acyaict nov, which means that
everyone is a fool bus me-JfMMIE.-
London Answer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25

Bsrrie tells OF telegraph editor Of =
provincial newspaper who dressed up =
dispatch stating that the "lulus had
taken umbrage" about something, un-
der the attractive heading "Umbfags
captured by the znlus." An Auslral-
Ian Newspaper is equally successful IN
printing what its London correspondent
wrote IL about the exciting adventure OF
II. Savage Lander, the traveller, In
Tibet. 10 stated that "saysge Lam
dor" had tried 70 reach Lhasa aud had
been horribly malueaied in conse.
quence. "rhe laudor himself vas cap
tured by Thibclans, who tortured him
with redhot irons and he narrowly es'
with his liia."-Ex,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25
MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.

Elders silas Pack aud Bert Pack Oct.
81, llcnoicr: NoY., q, snydcryiilr;
Nov, "a, Coalville. Dee, ~. linton
Dec, ~. lloytsyillr. jan. o-0. Wan
ship. jan, "a, R0ckport; Feb, 20,
Pcoa; Feb. n. oakley. Mar, ~,
'Iamas; Mar, ~, Fast CoaiyiIlc: May
y. Echo.
Elders John a Narchant aud John
Seymour. Oct, ~. Echo; Now. 81,
llcneicr; Nov, ~. Snydcrvillc. Doc,
", has, Coslville. Dec. -. Coalyillc !;
Ian, 0.0s, lIoytsyille; Jan, y. Wan.
ship; Feb. ~, Rockport Feb. ". Peoa
Mar. ~. Oakley MAJ, "a, KamAs; May
-, Upton.
Elders s,ephea Walker aud Robert
SiddowAy. Oct. ~. Snydcrville: Nov.
81, Upton; Nov -. Fact Coalyille:
Dec. ~. CoaIyillc; Dec. 10. Kamas.
Jan, 9es, Oakley; Ian. 20, iioytsvillc;
Feb, 20. wanship: Feb. n. Echo
Mat, 10. Rockport; Mar. n. Pcoa
April II, IIeneler.
Elders william Crook aud Austen
Bates. Oct. ~, Upton; Nov. n. East
Coflviilo, Nov, *, Hencier. Dec,
~. Echo Dcc 10. snydcrviile; Jan.
D.gs, Coalyillc Jan, ~. Oakley; Fob,
"a, Kamas; Mar, rs, lloytsyille: Mar.
y. wanship, April ~. Rookport. Ap-
I'll "a. reoa May -, Evanston.
Elders Alexander Street aud Geo. @.
lReidon. Oct. 81. Kamas. Nov, q
oakley N.v.. -, rcoa. Dee, ", Rock.
port; Dec, ~, WAnt,ip; Jan. 900,
East Coalyille. jan. ~ Uoalyille Feb,
20, Upton; Feb ~. llencfer: Mar, ~,
iioho Mar. ". lloytsvilla, April ".
Almy May ~, SnyderwlIe.
Elders Geo. RuI and !. 4. llodson.
Oct. -, Oakley Nov, -, Kamas Nov,
Is, Rookpott. Dec. ~. lloytsyillc. Dec,
10. PeoA Jan, 9.0s. Upton; Peb.. ~,
East Coslville; Feb, "a, Hoytsylie
April ", Almy May p. Snydoryillc.
Bidem llenrY Robinson and william
llarris. Oct. ~, Itockport; Nov, n.
pcoa; Now ~, Wanship. Dee, ~
llcneirri Dec, ~, Fast Cohyillu. Jan.
23as, Echo Feb. ~, Coalyillei Mar.
10. Upton April ~, lloytsvilie May -
Oakley.
Elders Thomas iInItor aud Waite
Bunot Oct. 20. wanship. Nov, ~
Iloylsyille, Dee. ". Oakley Dee, 10
Rootpart. jan, p-a8. Peoa, Jau.. ~
Coalville Feb. -. Upton. Mar, 10
llens,tr. Feb, NiAlmy April ", Goal
yillei April, ~, Evanston. lay ~
snydeTyille.
Elders Henry llirat aud O. A. Walton
Oct, 81, Peoa, Nov p. I,octport. Nov
| 2s, Oatley Dee. ~, Kamas, Dec. ~
Upton; Jan 00s Echo. Feb. 81
| tloysullc. feh. a. CoaIyiile. Mar
10, wanship Aprii II, East Coalviuo
April "a, lIensier
Elders lasac nuwHou and Charlie
Kingston. OCT, %. Amy Nov, s
Rock Syringe Jan, g3.as. Park Cuy
Fob, el, lleueier Mar, "a, Colly.Ile
April n, Echo May p, nridger
Elders Charles loyerldse and jose
Dean. Oct. 80, Evanston; Nov,
Bridgef, Dec. 10, Echo; Jan. 0W
llcnoieri Jan, 20, Rock sprIngei Apr
~ Coalyilie. John Boydon,
Edmond EIiredg.
Joseph A Fisher
Agp
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25

WANTED-TRusTwORrHY AND
w active gentlemen or ladies' 10 travel
Tor responsible. established house ir.
Utah. Monthly 5000 and expenses.
-oli.addrcsscd stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company. Dept. Y Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25

"a. Parkins Of Antiquity, o., was
for thirty yesrs nee1les-iy tortured by
physicians Tor the cure II eczema. lie
was quickly eu'ei hv using DcWitrs
Witch Hazel Salve the famous healing
-alye 10, piles and skin diseases. John
Boydon & SON
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25
TAi.s. .rs osi,s Different Hsv

TAtass ere osiss Different Hev.
The verdi was 81 right in suS 70, siaih-
err days,
Rot things are qsite different nov.
FOR every good blessing the Lord got
the praise.
hot things are qnite different nov.
10 church everybody on Sundays would
20.
And family prayer. we're offered. YOU
know,
Through fear 81 clOveR.hSof creature
below.
But things are quite different nov.
Mach man has the good Of his neighbor
Al heart,
Hat thisgs are quite different nov.
Hops suffered tros ISLANDERS soul.
poisoning dart,
But things are quite different now.
The rule which they strictly regarded
was 40
Tsother as you woud have others do
to you"
Aud to that good teaching they ever
were trne.
Bot things are qaite different nov.
They needed no ceriew 70 send them
10 bed,
But things are quite different nov.
Al eight all the youngsters their prayers
had said,
But things are iquite different nov.
The elder ones set an example oi right.
ny reading at home in the tillow dips
light
There was no ho, time Ia the old town
tonight,
but things are gate different now.
The girls were true models Of lbeauly
and grace.
But tniags are quite different now.
------.---ss-s.---
They followed their m5thct' who set
them the pace.
But things are quite different
The bloom on their ehecka was natural
Gush.
And wasn't put on 10y rag or a brush,
Bu, things are quite different nov.
The minister teachings with wisdom
were iraught,
But things are quite different nov.
They never dipped in the political pot,
But things are quite different now.
They preached Of the beauties Of heaven
sabine,
OF Gre-tortured souls in sulphurouS
cline,
But'hls' go ;iitc different now. /
To Cit. Zoo ruralists went without
foaT,
but things are quite difIeren. now.
they never bought sawdust believing
twas queer"
But things are quite different now.
They never cashed checks Tor the strang.
ers they met,
On three little cards they were no, ask
cd to bet,
Aud bricks Of pure gold t2) were not
tempted to get
But things arc quite different nav.
The people all lived to happy old nge,
hut things are quite different nov.
Fast living ne'er hustled them !oT from
LIES stage,
But things arc quite different now.
Aud when from the earth by old age
they we're driven,
when deaths cruel hand the last earth
tie had riyeu,
Kine.tenthr Of thcm weat On a boe-lin'
10 heaven,
But things are different now Denyc
Fo''.
Mr.. NJ. u. Ford. RuddelI's Ill.,. sui
iered ior eight years from dyspepsia au'
chronic constipation and was Quail
cured by using DeWitts kiitle Earl,
Riaera the fau,ona bills for all stomach
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25
Posi

Mr.. NJ. u. Ford. Ruddells H., sui.
iered ior eight year. from dyspepsia aud
chronic constipation and was lnally
cured by using DeWiits Eiiilc Early
Risers, the famous pills Tor all stomach
ard liver troubles, John Boyden &
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
STATE.

Washington Guards OF Galveston re-
fused to volunteer for service outside the
State. General Mabry has ordered tho
company dlsbanded and their arms re-
turned to Austin
Volunteer Guard sufficient to supply tho
States quota of Infantry; volunteer cav
alrymen needed to I'll out the regiment.
Fears OF Mexican dcpredations stirring
uD the people of Dewitt and Mills coun-
ties.
Wife Murderer Burt has been resen.
toncod TO hang May II.
john Howard Allen of Victoria is dead.
State sacpgerfcst at Galveston Is n sue
cess.
LLOYD Rifles of Fort Worth and Emmett
Rifles of Houston refuse to volunteer UNI
less they retain their officers.
No movement Of Texas troops to he
radc until there are further orders from
the Federal war department.
Houston is bcirg 5lnndorcc because 1t
has been madc the point for mobilization
Of Texas troops.
Jonathan Lane withlraws from the con-
sressona' race in the Tenth district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
INr.MArroS or INTERVENTION.
inspired Articles in The vienna An
nounce Austro-Gcrmnn Intentions

inspired Articles in the Vienna An
nounce NusfrO-Gcrmnn Intentions
London, April 27.--The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Standard says: 1t is prob
ably due to a complete understanding
reached between Count Goluchowsky, the
Austro- Hungarian foreign minister. and
Prince Hohenlohe, the German chancellor
that all the inspired organs OF the Vienna
foreign Office are propagatIng the idea
that after the first serious encounter he.
tween Spain and the United States Tho
intervention OF the powers Will brinr tho
war TO close, The intervention would
consist OF recommendation that spafn
should give up Cuba as having saved her
honor 1t is in keeping with this idea
mat the foreign office organs express i'm.
patience at the slowness of developments
while admitting that Austria and Germanv
are united in politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

thousands Of well established cures OF such
cases reported by the most trustworthy cit-
liens. Many Of these cases nave been pro-
the best local physicians before the suffer-
ers commenced the use Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
Whether gte doctors have erred In their
Judgment in these numerous cases or not Is
not for us to decide
Suppose we put some OF these so-calied
"ncurables'' in the witness box. Let us
call Mr.. John Brooks OF Boylston, Wor-
cester county, Mass. (Sawyers Millsl, who
SAYS: 81 feel 1t my duty now to write to you
10 Tell you OF the great benefits have re-
ceIyed. About year ago was taken with
4 had cold, which settled on my lungs. The
doctors said was in consumption ana
could not get we'll. took Emulsion OF Cod
Liver Oil and it did me no good. After
taking ii four months I heard OF your
Golden Medical Discovery and wrote 70
vol, for advice. / have taken your medi-
eine and ii saved my life. felt SO sick
when wrote to you that though \ would
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
ALL NATIONS NOTIFIED.
Declaration or WRr Mndc Known to
the Sovereign Powers.

Ot war NtnNc lNnOyyn
the Sovereign Powers.
Washington. April 81 The state depart
pent has conveyed notice to all powers ana
nations with which he United States holis
relations Of the declaration OF war by tie
United States government. This is n nee.
cssary Formally In order 10 got In motion
the neutrality laws in many countries and
atop claims for damages on the part OF
ncutrcls FOR vessels detained and turned
back NJ blockaded ports with due notice.
The instructions which were sent TO all The
Quilted States legations abroad declared the
fact that war existed since April 81. when
the Spanish government broke Off dlplo-
matte relations in order to avoid accepting
tho ultimatun, at the hands Of Minister
woodford. The text OF the instructions Is
as follows:
Department OF State, Apiil rs. lSvs.--
Joint resolution Of congress, approved
April 90, dirsetod intervention for the pacl-
fleation and Independence of the island of
Cuba. The Spanish government on April
Fl Informed our minister at Madrid that
/, considered this resolution equivalent to
declaration of war and that It had a.
ecrdngly Withdrawn lis minister from
washinston and terminated all diplomatic
relations. Congress hts, therefore. by a.,
approved today declared thai a state OF
war exists between tho Two countries since
ard Including April q. You win inrorm
The government to which yor are accredited
50 that its neutrality may be assared in the
existing war sherman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
.trlotest neutrallty
GERMANY rANns no ACTION.


howevcr, All the British Colonies
Know Wnr IL Declared.
Washington, April s6.--Response, havs
already begun to flow IN. First among all
neutrals to take cognizancc OF the situation
and OF the existence OF u state OF war are
British colonies. II may no, be OF partlcu-
lar significance. yet II goes In measure to
support the contention Of this government
that war actually existed before the d,cia-
ration OF congress yesterday thar the Brit
ish colonies in cases have acted and made
their proclamations of neutrality In all
vance OF action BY congress Thus It hap.
pens that the British government OF the
Straits settlement at Singapore issued their
proclamation yesterday forenoon. The
news was contained in the foliowlng cable
gram TO the state department from United
States Consul Pratt at Singapore:
Secretary OF State. Washington, Ncu.
trality proclaimed here today
This was received III s.to y. m, yesterday,
indicating that the Straits government had
acted before congress had passed the decla-
ration.
The officials have taken note OF the semi |
afficial statement from Germany 10 the e.
Iect that that nation viii mol al present
ssue : pFpcIAmation. They are not very
much concerned. however believing thst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
WILL NE 40 FIGHTING.

tMcNtnieS INTENDS to Reduce s,,,,
ny Hunger Only,
LONDON April sc.--Thc Washington cor.
respondent Of the Daily News says:y PRES
dent Mckinley thinks Cuba can be reduced
by hunger, when the powers will intervene
to compel Spain to recognize the loss OF tina
leland and to abandon the war. There is a
growing impression that there win be No
real fishtins, especially since the Spanish
hest seems disposed to remain on rhe Eu-
ropean side Of the Atlantic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

piled adyisInk =.
Golden Medical ~
did 80 and after ,'s'l
sleep better ana feis
SIX bottles or the "a,
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cured. auu ! u
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book that has prcv.r r'sss Z,
and friend to thcu S,rS
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proven proven efficacy 10 nest,,S y !.
diseases to which tbs Z
subject, 1t will savs ssetl&
f n doctors ssir bills. for ths's ~ /
lord such expense. II
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cloth-bound copy il prs;ss: !. 4
extra should be sent n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
WARRINGTON.

House will vote on the war revenue bill
Friday at 4p. m.
On party vote Wise was seated from
the Second Virginia district aA
Senate agreed to the conference report
on the army reorganization bill and pass
cd n few minor measures.
Democrats viii propose an income tax
ard coinage OF the silver seignIorago in
lieu OF the bond issue. 5
Chairman Dinglcy outlines the bond
isirc and rays the treasury can not meet
the drain caused by war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
ANcLo-AMERicAN ALLIANCE.
Asree% men, said :. E.i.. which Mn,

ARrccmrns Said to Exist Which Mny-
lead 10 Combination.
Berlin April 26.-The New York CORE
spondent Of the Cologne Gazette cables his
paper that he learns from IAN especially
trustworthy source that agreements already
exist between the United States and ora,
hr''sin' which, L The present British ssy.
eminent continues in Office. must lead in
the further courae Of events to an ali.
ancs.''
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any advantage to he gained by Germany in
re'faining from adopting the usual course
in this respect will be rather technical than
practical.
Certainly all OF the advantages 10 bs
reaped by the United States from an en-
forcement of the German neutrality law
VIII be claimed by our government and 1t
is not doubted that the laws VIII be put into
operation in Germany whether OF not a
proclamation is issued at this time.
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OFF FoRrRns, :.
Men on the Big SIR.

men ON the Big SIR. = 7. 4;
Practice vtoys A
On Board Flagship BuosiI,, .
Monroe, April 2s.-The 81 NJ
Dig ships was spent in liysl, 4.
signal from the llasship II y
cleared for action and en,,.'s 4
caliber practice. Ia ~ y
caliber practice was contfpu.S d p
snip. The remarkable m,,l.s
the men at the guns was |, p.,,-
comment by the officers. ma,
targets at a thousand VAN, NJ,
and down on a rolling sea. -. I
oy sub-caliber shots in no n.
good indication Of their abilB, !.
sun.
The gunboat Alliance, Mn /.
2oo apprentice boys, went 4 !,
ternoon. Her destination /, NJ !,
1t is supposed she has merely y,
for practice.
The gun boards Of the squ,a,n
in a heavy sea tonight I'D
weather.
The blockade was enforced ~
the combined forces Of ths nj
army engineers at Fortress "
the squadron launches. All wits
armed and no vessel Of any, kIN
lowed to proceed, being ordsrah
anchor until sunrise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.

their sympatbies are with their former
masters. tho spanlards.
Troops continue to Arrive at ChIcka-
manga and organization Is being per
fectcd.
The Panama. an auxiliary Spanish
cruiser. captured by the little Mangrovc
and towcd into port. II is tho richest
prize yet captured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

Terpedo Bost Somers Not Allowed
to L:sve Easiand.
VESSEL IS PRACTICALLY ABANDONED
Could Have Left To-day, hut II
would Have Been Imprncticnblc.
Island Held at jamaica.

\ Falmouth. England, April es. --Comman-
der Haxelton OF the United States torpedo
boat somers was notified last evning as a
result OF the neutrality measures adopted
by tho British government, that he must
not leave these waters. Consequently the
Soners lowered her pennant at o'clock
this afternoon. British torpedo boat has
taken UP a position in her vicinity. The
fires OF tbs somers will be quenchcd and
the crew will belpaid off today. The SOM
ers viii then be towed further up The har.
boz and will be moored until further or
ders. One American and four Scandinn'N
Wan seumen arrived here today from Lon
don to Join the somers. The customs au-
thorities sent them to the sailors home
ard warned them that they would be ar
rested il they left the building.
1t was developed later in the day that
the commander Of the Somers was notified |
This morning that he must leave ny we'd
nesday with only sufficient coal TO reach |
the nearest port OF the United States. Con- |
scnuently the navy department at Wash
ington cabed Commander IIazelton thai
the somcrs must be permanently laid UP
and the crew paid or This is now being
done under the supervision o. the local
naval authorities. 1t is understood that
II the prosecution ia instituted for attempt.
ing 10 Illegally enlist seamcn. IL will be
directed against Commander Iiazelton
The crew OF the somers declare they in
tended to join the United states navy. They
were promised $si fof thu trip 10 the United
States
London, April 26.---Thc United States
authorities say there have been no viola.
tons of the foreign enlistment in the case
of the Somers. Her crew was not en-.
listed. The sailors were merely hlrod TO
take the somers across The Atlantic, after
which they We're TO he discharged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
LOCAL,

Wm. NJ. Baugh elected by tho council
as city marshal TO succeed Archie Andcr-
sou,
The Texas state Medical association
holding its thirtieth annual session in this
city.
MI. b, r. Warner, late city secretary,
elected secretary of the Cotton Exchange.
Locking for location to cncamp tho
200 Texas troops to DO modified In this
city.
some changes in the police and sheriff
departments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
cENTRAL AMERICA.

Populncc Is far spain, hut the Cow
crnmcnts Arc Neutral.
London, April 26,--'The consnls general
OF Ecuador. Nicaragua. San Salvador, Hon
duras, Costa Rico and the republic OF san
nomingo. all of whom have been inter-
Viewed with respect to the attitude OF thcl-
governments, declare TINT their country
men sympathize with Spain. but their re-
spective governments Will observe the
strictest neutrality.