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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-10

A man has TO have pluck to make suc-
cess OF any calling. A man must have the
backbone TO take knock down blows and
get UP again and again and fight on
Pluck and stamina are largely a question
of good health. Il only takes one knock
down blow 10 finish man with headache.
II only takes a small setback to discorcert
a nervous and shaky man. A bilious. head
achy man goes into bar Sruptcv al the first
embarrassment. A nervous man who does
not sleep at night and gets up shaky in the
morning gives up the battle of business at
the FIRST encouragement DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is the best Of
all ealth-Inakers and health keepers. II
makes pure, rch blood II forces out all
impurities and disease germs. It does not
make any difference what the disease nav
be called, so long as il has its inception in
improper or insufficient nouTishmeut-thi
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called dyspepsia, kidney disease, liver
complaint" skin or blood disease. or ucrv-
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u am 3 years old, writes Mt. f G B,edsoe.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-10
FOR FEAR or SPIES

New York. April s-Extraordinary pre-
cautions were in force az the navy yard,
Brooklyn, today, respecting suspicious
persons. The officer OF The guard has
been ordered 10 cause The arrest Of any
person seen taking notes and TO allow no
photographers 10 enter me yard. Three
newspaper mon were arrested today while
standing near the Aaynowsr. taking
notes They we're taken 70 the captain Of
the yard. Sommer. and .Eea before Al
rni7zl Buace before being discharged.
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FERN WAS NOT BLOWN UP

officials ridicule and discredit the widely
circulated rumors that the Fern has been
blown up. Lieutenant Whittlesey, who
would be the first TO know OF the receipt
OF any such news by the navy department.
said that he had not heard Of any trouble
al Havana and that. while the Fern was
at Havana, he did not credit any other
part of the story. Senior Polo. the Span
ish minister. said today that he had re-
ceived no news OF any disaster to the
Fern. and regarded the report as circu-
lated 10 in1ame public opinion.
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FORECAST OF THE MESSAGE
As Alleged to Have Been Given Out
to New York Paper

New York. April "a special 70 TIE
World from Washington says: The high
privilege OF seeing the presidents mes
sage has been accorded 10 only four per-
sons outside The cabinet-aH leading men
IN the national government-aad = IS a
most significant fact thas each Of these
four men now express his personal belief
that war Is inevitable, Having seen waat
The president viii communicate TO cor
gross, taey declare that TO other result Is
possible.
The opening part Of the message Is de-
voted 10 a terse review Of the whole Gu
ban i2surrection. Il is shown that IL
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nouncing that the Talbot and two other
British cruisers have been ordered here.
The increase Of the feet and the British
forces in the island are connected in I'M
official minds with the existing relations
between Spain and the United States.
Dublin. April 9.-The first battalion was
today unexpectedly ordered 20 sail for
Halifax on April "a This is an unusual
assignment, since the regiment only re-
Gently completed fifteen years foreign
service. No explanation Of the order is
given.
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QUEEN REGENT MAY QUIT

London April a.--Ths Vienna cores
ponde2t OF the Daily Telegraph says.
How seriously the situation is under
stood here is SHOWN BY The fact that
court circles already believe that :ns
queen regent Christina may soon return
% her native iard Suitable Preparations
are already making a. he palace q her
brother. Arcaduke LuEsn,
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Inderthe Rriti.h flag.

New YORK. April s.-'The Ward lire. hav-
ing withdraw lts Own vessels. which -
the American flag. from service 30. ~ er.
hera and Havana and Nex.ez1 ports ia 8
chartered a British vessel 20 ssI fsr Mex-
leo % wednesday rsx; u sas not been
decided yet whether this vsssel vl,I 60 .l
4. Havana
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STATES TAKING ACTION.

Lansing, Mich, April! Ex-Governor Pin
gree has sent a message to the legislature
demanding authorization of a war loan
OF a half million dollars: also advising
recruiting the national guard and volun-
teer militia companies 20 a strength not
exceeding 80 men per company. scene
Of enthusiasm followed the reading In the
house and the loan bill was passed within
half an hour. A bin also passed increas-
ing an appropriation for the naval re-
serves from s.. 800 TO 1000 and providing
for raising the same. AS the senate had
adjourned until Tuesday, no action was
had in that body.
Albany. N. Y. April As the result of
dispatches received from Washington.
yesterday Colonel Griffith, the private
secretary of Governor Black, left this
morning for Washington. 1t is said that
he will inform the president that in the
event Of congress passing a bill authoriz-
ing the president to call for volunteers,
New York state would furnish the fullest
strength Of its national guard, over 1900
men
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california Rangers Organizing.

San Francisco. April 9--The enlistment
of men for a mounted regiment Of voiug-
teers OF California Will begin tomorrow.
San Francisco capitalists have under
taken To organize the regiment They will
equip u entirely at their own eHpense--
supplying uniforms rifles and All accout-
rsments. IT is planned 10 send this regl-
ment east at the first call for volunteers
and before any demand upon the militia
is made. The regiment viii be called
The Caltfarnia RArFars"
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AMERICAN M1LES FOR SPAN

New Orleans. April s--The Spanish
steamer Bz-celozz sailed from this por-
today for Genoa- via Havana. having On
board 50 mules and twenty-five horses
besides cattle. p3Gi,ry and otkey supplies
for ths Spanish govsTnnez; n CE5s-
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Ten Thousand Canvas Uniforms.
French Warships on the Alert.

Charlotte. Island % 81 Thomas. Apri.
9.-Ths stri-- Dress censorship exercised
by he Spanish authorities IN Porto Rico
prevents ~ sending ~ any important
news frou ira; island but steamers from
Porto Pic1 @re -xpec' here next ~sek
ana some interesting Information may b.
o5tsinsble
TIE schooner sou;Ears Aas arrived here
T,tc 100 IONS y roai 70 ne uss y TIE
Narships .: ne vr'red States sas is
anchored awaiting ordsrs
The French admiral In the waters vf's
swo warsh!ps "a awaiting svsa,s f. ;hss
port = Frsnch ggnsos; -; here yes
isrtsy under sealed orders Repor, has
{: that sae IL hound f0r cuba
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BOUNTY E0R ABLE SEAMEN

New York. April s--Great difficulty has
been experienced n .n.isfing abe seamea
aboard TIRE Vermont ard IN consequences
the s6visa5.is:y % offering a bounty q
1910 10 $500 for xeamez is COX under coz
s5dg-arfon
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In R.adtn4s.toTrooner.

Cincinnati. O.. Arrl s-Tbe Louis. ills
ard Nashville railway has orders 'o bod
traias N readiness 70 tTanrport the zhr
companies q the sixth iafsn;ry q. E-1r,
Thomas 70 chattarooes tonorro~ TIE
ofcers ~ ths fort wl,i net AFFIRM nor sery
th4s angeu.enc
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alleged to have expected. The Spanish
patriots also claim they are taking things
coolly and are awaiting future events
with. serenity. They quote many prom
intnt people as saying there is DO Import
Rnce in the action of the consuls.
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OBJECT or THE AMBASSADORS

PARIS. April s.-Tt = officially announced
here nat the visit % he ambassadors e,
Washington 20 President Mckinley was
primarily. n order g give The 7.eSftsn,
the opportunity y modifying taen y me
necessity FOR Intervention n cuba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-10

Clnci-ana. o. APPS "a pr9raine-t
harness Manufacturing frn a. Clso.aast.
mas received q government order PC trsr-
cut so sets q harness 6afiy far army Gee
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Minnesota Recruits Depart.

St. Paul. MINI. April 9-Fifty-foUr
men and eight boys left tonight for New
York. in charge Of Engineer Denig Of the
navy. making a total OF ninety-nine re-
cruits for the navy, secured by the board
during its stay OF two weeks IN this city.
The recruits were given rousing fare
woll. bands and citizens joining Ia pro-
cession to escort them through the bus
mess part OF the city and 10 their train.
where large crowd Of shouting enthu-
siasts yelled their greeting and fareweils
20 the sailors and apprentices
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Take Laxative Broao caztrs Tsr.etr
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GERMANY'S NEUTRALITY

Berlin, April s.-The semi-official North
German Gazette says:
"a statement has been made in fer
eign newspapers and here and there II
German newspapers, that in the dispute
between Spain and America, the German
government has departed from the line
of strict neutrality. 1t is impossible 70
discover upon what this view IL based.
From the beginning of these complic2-
lions to the present hour the government
has tbstsined from any attempt which
could SAVIOR In any way Of taking sides
and has particularly avoided everything
which might have the effect of disturbing
our relations with the United States to
which Germany is bound by 100 years Of
unclouded friendship. Nothing in this at
titude has been changed by The adhesion
of Germany to the collective slap of the
powers in Washington. a step to which all
the powers had previously assented and
which had In view. solely and with all
frtendnness the humanitarian aim ap-
proved by the United States itself. We
think we are not mistaken in saying the
government has the whole public opinion
or Germany behind It in the police of alb
solute neutrality which 1t has pursued
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old Polat Cozsorz. Va. April E-The
hurry ard hustle OF wa< 2ssyzr4tlons vss
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Kingston. Jamaica. phi s-S.r ACE8 s.
sHs Hsnm.n- governor Q: Js7ascz- nss re-
ceivsd a cable dispatch from Halifax AZ
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interrupted for short time today. when.
in the little chapel of Fort Monroe. navy
and army officers in full uniform attend
ed the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Gala, the daughter of Commander Mccall
la, of the Marblehead, and Lieutenant
William G. Miller. of the United States
navy. who has Just returned from the
Asuiatic station. The wedding took place
at high noon and the little chapel was
crowded.
In the enforced absence OF Commander
McCaTa, Colonel Frank, commandant of
the fort. gave the bride away The ush-
ers were Lieutenant G. O. Squires ans
Lieutenant c. c. Williams, Of the United
States army: Lieutenant II. A. Bisha m,
Dr. ]. G. Smith. DR.. w. F. Arnold and
Passed Assistant Engineer l. N. Mutton.
all of the United States navy The best
man was \. S. Mlnsr of New York,
brother u the groom, and the maid Of
honor. Miss Stella McCalla, sister OF
the bride. Among those present wers
Commodore and Mrs Schley. Captain and
Mrs. Higgtnson, Captain Sands and Col
onel and Mrs. Frank.
Ten Thousand Canvas Uniforms.
Washington. Aprt! 9.-General Miles.
commanding the army took the initiatory
steps today for securing 1900 canvas uni
forms Of a character designed especially
for use in the warmer states Of the south.
General Miles said late this afternoon
that no movement Of troops with a view
to concentration had been ordered TO-DAY.
Secretary Alger Will approve the recon-
mendstion of General Niles that two COM
panies OF the Twenty fifth infantry about
to leave Montana proceed direct TO KEY
West. instead OF stopping With the re-
mainder Of the regiment az ChicksmAuga
The commanding officer at Key West has
some work which g. is desired 20 hurry
forward and for this purpose the soldiers
are needed.
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Dubois DOipgs.

Many thanks to the "RATTLER''
for the assistance rendered last week
and hope he will assist US again in
the future, as we are rather timid in
ment ioning all the saying and do
ings of the boys and girls, for they
threatened to ''scalp" usif not care
full.
The answer to "Why not, John?''
gave perfect satisfaction, and we are
told to thank him sincerely for the
valuable present he sent in return.
Miss Fanny Hoffman LETT for her
hons in Duff Friday, and some OF
the boys look rather lonesome.
Mr.. Leo Spayd, from Jasper,
passed through our town the latter
part of the week.
A certain young lady seems to
be ''smitten," on Geo. Hettich from
Jasper, and 'ssmiles all over when
he is in town. Good for you, Geo.
Among those that were were at
Jasper during the week were c. G..
Hemmellein, fl. p. Dudine, DIR. w.
Line, j. G. Harder, Jno. Line,
Geo. Pfaffenberger, j. c. Thinning,
Jno. and G. Beck, Geo. Dekemper,
and a number Of others.
Ed. Mcdonald came bah from
Friday.
A grand opening ball is to be Civ
en- in Dudine's new hall the 22d
Ever body is cordially in
vited to come and have a good time.
The heavy rains are making the
water rise, and the Patoka will over
flow the bottoms. MISCHIEF.
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ONE OF TWO WAYS.

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less local treatment of other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
neys il the chief cause of bladder trou-
bles. So the womb, like the bladder,
was created for one purpose, and if not
doctored too much is not liable to weak
ness or disease, except in rare cases. II
il situated back of and very close TO the
bladder, therefore any pain, disease or
inconvenience manifested in the kid
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often, by mistake, attributed to female
weakness or womb trouble of some sort
The error is easily made and may be a.
easily avoided. To find out correctly.
set your urine aside for twenty-four
hours a sediment or settling indicates
kidney or bladder trouble. The mild
and extraordinary effect OF DR.. kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great Kidney and blad-
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need a medicine you should have the
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dollar. You may have n sample bottle
and pamphlet, both sent free by mail.
Mention Jasper COURIER and send your
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Dubois Circuit Court

Adjourned from Saturday morn
ing last till Monday afternoon, to
enable attorneys to prepare their
answers, replys, motions, &c. The
following shows the disposition OF
causes not heretofore reported in
the COURIER up TO Tuesday night.
STATE CAUSES.
Tony Berger; selling liquor on
Sunday nollied in 4 cases.
John Hu.ls; intoxication fined
~.
c. Moenkhaus, +. w. Pickhardt,
John Behrens, Henry Landgrebe,
Gus Brett; selling liquor without
license; jury trial as to Moenkhaus
verdict not guilty nollied in 6 9TH
er cases Of the same kind. These
were the Huntingburg Fair Direct
ors cases, for permitting liquor to
be sold on the Fair grounds.
JOS. Friedman and Jacob Burger,
and Others; selling on Sunday
nollied in 10 cases as to various
parties. These were the Catholic
church fair cases, and they had
been fined in II cases.
JOS. Buchart; furnishing cigar
%rettes; not guilty.
Henry Dudine, Benz. Schroering F;
selling to minor; continued in j
cases.
JOS. Buchart giving cigarette
wrapper to minor; jury trial; yer
dict not guilty.
John Sternberg; selling on Sun
day fined so.
Henry Bromm selling on Sun
day IL. Castrup appears for him
and agrees to pay whatever fine may
be sed taxed $40.
Finis Postlethwait A. d b..
affidavit quashed.
CIVIL Actions.
Town Of Jasper VS. G.. Doane
judgment that this cause be dis.
missed at the cost of plaintiff, anc
the appeal from the order of the
town board be sustained.
Isaac DEM, ct al, VS. Jos. Schnell
ct al. Receivers petition for au.
thority to place watchmen al
Schnellville and Eckerty mills.
granted.
Herman Hoffman VS. VIM. p.
Fisher, ct al. decree of foreclosure
entered for $917.S3.
JOS. Friedman, Sr., ct al. VS. F.
NJ. Bigham, ct al; foreclosure
ordered for S66S.3 SO.
Jacob Baker VS. A. III. Traylor, et
al Judgment for 1903 30.
The guardian of the estate o.
Mary G. Wininger was ordered tc
sell real estate at private sale.
Stoddard Mfg. Co. VS. Rec. of J.
& p. Schnell; receiver ordered tc
deliverto plaintiff property in com
plant mentioned.
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Report OF the Jasper Public Schools
For the month ending Dec. 81. 1897.
NORTH SIDE SCHOOLS.

~ Rfh 80 = -
NORTH SIDE SCHOOLS.
Newton Street School, Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth Grades.
Total enrolment, %; Males enrolled, ,.
Total days of attendance So
Total days of absence 5,
Average daily attendance p
Per Cent. Of Attendance s.
Number of visitors j
Cases OF hardness :
Minu,es lost by tarliness q.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy were /:
Robert Melchoir, Ernest Mehrineer
Louis Eckstein, George Schumacher,
Edward E.g, Louis Hoffman, Walter
krodel, Otto Lampert, Joseph Seng
Edward kempf, Edward jain. Edward
Sarstield, Gusty Eckert and Willie Hoff-
a A. +. GuGsELL, Teacher.
and EIGHTH GRADES.
Enrolment, Is, Females enrolled, II
Total days attendance 22s
Total days absence III
Average daily attendance li.3
Per cent. of attendance 81
Pupils neither tardy nor absent we're
Rosa Steinhauser, Clara Mehringer,
Stella Friedman, Antonetta Sermer-
sheim, Olivia Eckstein, Justina kunkel
Cara Gullett and Josephine Eckert.
Sister Nj. HILDEGARD, Teacher.
FIGTH and SIXTH GRADES
Enrolment 81 Females enrolled 81
Number withdrawn |
Total DAYS OF attendance 49,
Total days of absence IL
Average daily attendance 1913
Per cent. of attendance %
Cases of hardness 2
Minutes lost by hardness 40
Pur IS neither tardy II r absent were (:
Fra''c,s Sprauer, Irene Sermersheim,
Mary Kuebler, Sarah Gullett, Henrietta
Sweeney, Elizabeth Greene, Clara
Spayd, Caroline Rumbach, Catharine
Lechner, Carrie kiefer, Mercedes Schulz
or, Rosa Scheurich, Blanche John, Cath.
Scheurich, Adelheid Henke, Francis
Schneider. Victoria Eckert, Mary Ber-
ger, Martha Bauer and Clara Schnause.
SISTER ST. THERESA, Teacher.
SECOND THIRD and FOURTH GRADES.
Enrolment, 40; Males Enrolled a.
Total days Of attendance sos
Total days of absence 65.5
Average daily attendal ce Al
Per cent. OF attendance 81
Number of visitors 2
Cases of hardness .
Minutes lost Ivy hardness 40
Pupils neither absent MOI tardy were
Jos. Hohler. Felix Halter, Fred. Schit-
ter August Hoffman, Herman Schroeder.
Edward Rottet, Charlie Judy, Sylvester
Joseph Henkie, Omer kuebler,
Ignatius Brendel, Lewis Bichlein, An
thony Eckert, Jacob kress and Frank
Halter. SISTER BARBARA, Teacher.
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