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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Mr.. KlPLEY GETS The IDEA
That There Il at Least One Thug
Superior 10 the Courts

Chicago. Nov. 21.-JudSe Gibbons grant
ed a temporary injunction this afternoon
restraining the city OF Chicago. the may
or and the general superintendent OF pO-
lice from interfering with a masqQe ban.
The opinion made chief Ripley Rngry and.
shaking his hand az the court. he said:
II was appointed 20 the position / hod
70 enforce the law and 10 maintain peace
II This city ana q part of my duties 10 70
prevent the gathering together OF disOr-
DERBY persons or criminals. II I have any
thing to say they shall not do 80. 1 will
prevent them"
please come back. Mr. Ripley. ~ you
don't mind, said Judge Gibbons. a. the
chief strobe away.
Mr.. Ripley turned 10 the bar and the
judge said:
Il want IT understood, Mr.. Ripley. that
until some higher court reserves them. my
decisions and the in1unctions granted by
me are law, and II any one tries 20 inter
tere with them, even though hc be a high
police officer Mr.. Ripley. he viii mo
himself in jail in very short time The
people who want 20 go 70 this ball viii
20. Mr.. kipleyi and when they are there.
il they do anything which Is against the
law. you have the right TO so IN and ar
rest them"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
FOOTBALL

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE Cornell
football eleven, accompanied by half a
dozen substitutes. trainers and coachers.
arrived in this city today from Ithaca. The
team will remain at Wayne. suburb OF
Philadelphia, till Thursday morning.
when they viii come into the city. This
afternoon and tomorrow win be devoted
10 light practice and signals II was stat
ed today that Morrison. The only first
class available Substitute for Captain
Whiting, will not be able 20 60 into the
game on Thanksgiving Day. IN case OF an
injury 10 the CAPTAIN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
western League Make-Up fer %

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. THE Daily
News today says that Buffalo Will take
the place OF 81. Joseph. No. in the West
ern league. Mr.. Kilhlea. president Of the
Milwaukee baseball team. says that Buff
falo has come 20 terms as 10 franchise,
etc. and at meeting % be held Ia this
city tomorrow Of Western league mag
mates the formal transfer VII be made
At the same meeting q new board Of
directors for the ensuing year vii also
be named. The schedule committee VIII
talk over. preliminaries incident 20 the
meeting next February; WHEN that mat
ter will be taken un and comp etea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

homa Central railroad, and Fred II.
Wright have been communicating with
Boston parties relating 10 the purchase Of
a section of land in this county for a
game preserve and hunting lodge. The
gentlemen from Boston viii be here next
Friday and if the location suits them,
which it is sure to do. they viii erect
suitable buildings and proceed to stock
the section with game birds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

af.~--ares the sc-r hesff1 g 80 rss 49,
s--ra And -e-I 80 F1re IS - - fkr
- hsst bod r~rleQF Esacr-
IL nsttsrs not hOT they AZ acquired
or what treatment has Jailed. : ; :
viii cure the r1oEt obstinate. c~ep-
SEATED sore or ulcer u y useisxs %
erect local Treatment q saves. p
tons. etc. 20 elect esITs- oscsnse
they c.n nc@ rssSch t-o re2l ess.e q tAse
trouble. which . TIE b}oot : g
drives cot every trsor - rDpgr1ty m
TIE blood snd n TIA way czar~. ~
uanenfly the WoTgt c.De-. i - 80
only bod remedy E1GgEDts.-4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Purely Vegetable

ar6 ccnts5rs POI e particle q 7-viAs'
r7srrurF q osfer Minerals
cu-es Ca1tsEsoes Blood Poison zsrnf-
MA Csnee- Cals-Eh EezSriz. Eafu-
rusts.-r Sc-~s. I-lcsrs. Bosls - sHg
o-he- hloeS t-ouhle Naiusbie nesska
On thes~ Z s~ases EIli - rasllsd free
% ~ sdd-ess. ~ ~ S9sf Specl8e
Co,upsny Allscts. e>c-.iG-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
& "a ST q EIA.
Bsaru II. 1ins k1t You Have AissB BouEh
signature E1HEHlZSse
Who the Dead Trnin Rahhnr n.

Daggett, Cal, Nov. Nov. 22.--The iden-
uty OF the train robber killed By Express
Guard B.akeley IN tho nold-up on Friday
night. has been fully established Tho
dead man is Iguatlus Esler. The sheriff.
posse has returned 70 San Bernardino con
WINGED that there were two men m The
hold-up. The sheriff took with him Pat
Morarity. the man found at Barstow.
after the special arrived there. Moriarty
was seen with Eisler the day before the
hohi-up. lie Will be charged with the
crime.
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NationaI Womb ne. Oman

Washington. D. c. Nov. 22.-Ths OF
hc!a-s in charge % the Tradesmsn's Ma
uonai bank. OF New York. informed the
Comptroller OF the currency today that
they have abandoned tho plan for re-
opening the bank. and have asked him 20
appoint this committee within the next
few DAYS. and u $ his expectation that
the bank WI b open for payments o.
deposits on December /. AL OF the depos-
itors who have not oonseuted 70 an e1tesI-
sion viii be paid IN fuu on that day Or he
dar afier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Ii Matters Not How OBJ
stinate, or What Other
Remedies Have Failed.

Obstinate sores and ulcers, which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat
ment, soon become chronic and deep
seated, and lead 10 conditions most
serious. They are caused IN different
ways, but in every case the blood is
involved. and no amount Of local treat
ment can have any effect. The poison
must be eliminated from the blood
before Z cure can De had.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

wound. Il developed
into r1nnfnE soye ard
gave Ule \ Kr@sf deal
- pain and inco1veu-
ience I Wa treated
By many cac Iors And
took uuuber - blood
remedies. tut Bone did
re any rood and cd
g E~e1 20 check tas
progress q ttr sore
Rad head srtft's So
g &c g. - Hsg
re-ouusnds1 ~ th-
Blood. ard s1-c.a1s 90
ci~stfs trlai ard fre
rosalt Was FerF Tra-ifr-
lHE -@e--les %
grt rirht atfae t-lUf-.
AID farcss TIE pllson
~. e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

cs- iltQ . TLErlEF
scr. lbs sao5 f1--s5
3 ether parts % sac
t-slp Eac rAE Soss tie
see e - necE4z-re1S-
grE srr.r3sFxzssi far
fuIlT c4EeRzrsrE s~r
-. wss tlseE rsAeec -
c. --s care - - tGe
ussv q a 80 soEr
hoTr..El. ~ ever -
f-sarETrf - F~esgF~1
ra@-r - - - arr-s. -
serrske scs~ EeaGa1E
- LEc EaF rrs -
I'D truzf - sc>rtrc
Ws - @--1st -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
THROWN FROM A HORSE.

NJ r. Kuhn. % Nsr1or. Kansas. writes
-Abo1t t6Tse yez-s .so E-F sTszdcz1z htff Be-
Ia 1isEOod vas thrown fTo-1 . Ecsre. -
c-irfaE . vocud q TIE @caip T7ouFh r1eer
The treatment q phys1r4Aus forscss-al aoo-fEs.
TIE UuE3d r>zEtred gtss1t - s.ze. urui 20
ezAlly became VeTy arg-y lookssE AID broke
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
R0UNO-ROBlN PRESENTED
To Colonel Hard. Commanding The
Presidents Own

Columbus. @. Nov. CA special from
Wooster. O., says.
As result OF the meeting Of the Of
ficeTs Of the Eighth Ohio volunteers. The
Presidents own" a round robin. signed
by ALL was handed Colonel Hard. REQUEST
ing him 70 resign. Lieutenant Colonel
Charles DICK cougressman-elect- Quar-
tsrmaster Kuhns and A5jucaut Mav1es
are also asked 20 retire. Major Wey5recht
presented the document 10 Co.one- Hard
who demanded 20 know whether the re-
quest was because Of ineficiency or q
oharseS preferred. or because he was a
coward, 20 al OF which q negative answer
was returned. Colonel Hard refused 10
resign and said those dissatisfied could
take ,hat step.
Desire for prooto7 On the part or sub
"Ta.nates is given by Colonel Ha-d's
Trends as the cause Of the round robin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Preparing for spring Elections.

FL Reno, o. T.. Nov. 22.-(Special)-Th
politicians of Fl Reno are getting ready
for the spring campaign a mayor. chief
Of police. city attorney and members Of
the city council and school board. Nu-
nerous gentlemen have signified their
Willingness 10 serve the dear people in
any old capacity. and ii VII not be a hard
matter 20 make up a ticket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
TERESA LYING EASY
Hard Luck Stories About Her
are Contradicted
BY Mr.. EDWARD WEBER
Who Suspects Something
Very Rotten in Denmark.
BY Mr.. EDWARD WEBER

New York, Nov 22.-The steamer Antilla
is at present in this port. Her second Of
fcer, Edward Weber, said today that
when the steamer was at Cat island, the
Infanta Maria Teresa was lying in about
fifteen feet Of water and the surf was
breaking over her. She was lying easy
and not on the rocks, but with her nose
in the sand.
Had the surf not been so high, be-
neve that we could have pulled her OF"
said Mr.. Weber.
'I questioned the natives and learned
from them that the Maria Teresa first ap-
peared in the offing about o'clock in the
morning, the Thursday after she was
abandoned. She rode in gracefully, and
had she been brought in under skillful
guidance she could not have gone ashore
al a better place. She went on the shore
al IL o'clock the same morning on which
she was sighted.
ut is my opinion, as well as the opin-
ION of the others on Cat Island, that for
some reason an attempt was made by
those on the Maria Teresa 10 have her
sink She had drifted far in the storm.
''All the square portfolios above the
water line were left open. but in spite of
this there was only three feet Of water in
her when she came ashore. believe that
the crew when they left her were anxious
that that might be the last of her. She is
lying at present with a very slight list to
por. As her stern is pointed to the break
ers, the waves as they break near the
stern run alongside, making little vibra-
ton. The pumps were all right and the
working parts are above water. I believe
that the vessel win not go to pieces, but
will remain where she is for years. Her
military masts nave gone by the board
and are lying on each side of her.
TERESA INQUIRY BEGINS.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 22-The court of in
quiry appointed by the secretary of the
navy to ascertain why the Spanish cruiser
Maria Teresa was abandoned and to fix
the responsibility, began its labors today.
Several of the crew of tugs of the Mer-
rift Wrecking company and the Leonidas
were heard but members of the court
would not give out anything for publica-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

Columbus, o. Nov. - special from
oPrtsmouth. ohio. says two more victims
OF the powder explosion sunday AZ Butler.
a suburb. are dead. being George A Fer
guson and his VIE Another cald. q
rlrI vii die
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Anti-ScaIpin. Iawno Good

Albany. =. y. Nov. 22.-Toe court %
appeals today decided that rhe antl-scslo -
ing law passed at the iasr session OF the
legislature is unconstitutional
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

HUNTSVILLE. Ala. Nov -z-Threa 6astss
among ,ce men AZ camp Forse. v-s-4 -
ported TO-DAY Private Matthew Aiu.y4-r
eomnanyi sixty int1 wv York died ~
:. tle'o ciNiSi'n aesi-tsl Prtatcs g. H.
NseNS. COMPANY Fifteenth i-fs7t-r
and Albert e.. Mstas. troop u Seren--
oeValry ~ second division hosnst,f al
OF TYPHOID lever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

mere VIII be httle morning sickness OF
eTVo1sress. the critical hour viii be re-
lsFed Of much paiG. ard labor VIII Be
oTlet Incorporation VII be rarid. ard
ali aiter-ds2Sers VIII BE avoided.
Sold hy druggists Cor 81 q bottle
sFN7 20 ors FEsF BOX -. rsE srrrr--
ZEE ssADFIID REGULATOR ca. At.r,. c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
A GUEsHoT WOUND

Cs=r Z M-BrxyAr - ~ssl-Azsvs 90
uli-f. = L4.rszoe arg. kg- az,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

~ t. 81 = --lf---t ssT Prr-Fay II . =
-slrf-s 80 ~ ~utir-lF cE-S5- A-G ses-r-
zsrk 80 rrzslzs vEs-~ - e4s~Ass -
I'll sway
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

Dan Ryan Of Shawnee. John Mccartney
or kingSsner and John Smith Of Hen
nessey. deputy marshals under ex-J-nited
States Marshal Magic. have pleaded
guilty in the United States court for rem
Herring false mileage statements and were
lined $500 and costs each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Game Pre.crre in Canahian

FL Reno. Q. T, Nov. Especial Hon.
A. {. Springs, vice president of the Okla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Be Prepared !

ne bearing Of
children Is rot
such a very Sc
nous ordeal 70
TIE woman who
IS prepared II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
Mothers
friend

that wonderful
y soothing and
re-aN-ug llni-
EeGI, be faith
fully used DIR
Ing the period
CT pres 1A1Cv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23
NEGLECTED BY PHYSICIANS.

them A similar misunderstanding took
place the next day when Ohio regi-
ment wished TO be moved"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-23

Day EaSs- - easF.sF . e--,s.
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DREAMS or MIDAS.
stories ~ Yukon country that are neyond
the Dreams 81 Asrirr.


Chicago. Nov g. capt J. J. H1aly,
vice pr dent ~ IN. Norih American
Iiln.p1 H1t1u g. Trad nF Company.
Nh1 BIAS iuv returned from che klou-
iiA-. 'n nu iuter,dW today. ftl'
Tho truth about she Yukon country
pr that 70 VIII yl.h about falWNuN De-
iWecu now 1nd next october. AMI win
hr completion " government roads
NNl thN operation ni pulfiA mining M
onil.iy ihe output VII amount i' NV''-
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|[;|aRI|Y(I|I||
|saiG|!Il3I|

You really don't know what comfort
able travelling Is II you have never tray-
clcd Via the burlington.
Holds tho worlds record for long
distance fast running. 1925 mlles. iOiI
minutes.
The burlington Route IL 7.2s. miles
long-ncarly one-third the distance
round the world.
oncrs wider choice Of routes than
any other line. 10 and from Chicago.
st. Louis. Omaha. Kansas City aud all
eastern points.
Two through trains each way daily.
Nesiibuied bunet smoking library
cars. Pullman sleeping ears. reclln-
lng chair caIs (scats frce). coaches.
Finest dining car service IN tho world.
Dining cars operated on tho cafe plan;
tina; Il, you pay only for what you or
der.
Tickets at Offices OF connecting ilnsA.
l. \. BENroN, Ticket Agent, II O.
W, ny. Dooly Block.
T. y. NBsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
w. y. MMif.LAN, Gen. AEt.
2ii s. w. Temple st.. SLt Lake CITY.
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me but 60 80 under mn operation
In speaking with friend Of mine
about IL. she recommended Lydia 4.
pinl,ham's Vegetable Compound. say
ing she knew itwould cure me. then
sent for your medicine, and after TAX.
ing three bottles Of IL, the tunor dis
appeared. obi you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
me. shall recommend u 90 ola suffer
ing womcn.-Nlrs. RosA GAuM, 5gu
Wall ST.. Los Angeles. Cal.
The great and unvarying success Of
Lydia y. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound In relieving every arrangement
Of the female organs, demonstrates
Il 20 be the modern safeguard Of W.
mans happiness and bodily strength
Moro than a million women have been
benefited by u.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health Is invited 10 write TO
Mrs. Pinkham. ut Lynn. Mass.
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around, and tho lle, wlrthppagi are
tni yet prepared 20 see the divorced
Jurlul crush thfi- image.
fnr years Maxim has been Identified
wlih The effort 10 ~ AZ the hsginrrg
On hlH aerial care r. h. ann uncad mar
ne could and wnul1 mlka q nyluH ma
NhAe that would actually 49, bar mat
y w'ad ho m B; tpln d.gfrfnt lines
IRON any Sc atftmLirl
Az OF tho 81 HvhF riarhiufr were
bulls with wings, this Maxim branded
~ absurd. The aerial machine NJ tho
future. he SAID, would soar IN the air
Ny The use % Caslnea. IA well at
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No rAIru CURE.
ADou, stuart. p,.psp.Ia rahlsi.'
They cure stomach Troubles nnd ,ndlEs''
ZION Anyway, whether You he''e's
I'm IhrIn or Not.

Mere faith will not digest your food
Cor YOU. viii not give. an appetite. VII
~, r'', inefeaae your n al and strengthen
-. ,,sryfs and heart, hut Stuarta
pysp6psla Tablets VIII DO these things
because they arr c'nip,s'a et the .ie-
ments on digestion, they contain the
tn,.es acids ard prpt0nea accessory 10
~" direstion aud assimilation OF all
Nnolu.r,' Dysppsa Tablets win a..
., s.,d n placed IN a Jar or bottle IN
Swater heated 20 o. degrees and they
Vii a. n much more effectively when
NJ, IA, ths stomach after meala,
whNsihsr You have fdfh that rhey viii
OF INV H., irv.gorate the stomach. make
~ Mod and strong nrrves, Ia she
INV way that nature can % y and
Ky, n pleniy of Wholesome FOOD wsh
,na' "a ii IN mot what We eat, but
awsssf Ne digest that does us god,
Ne1naTt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
a.. n.arly All druggists az 80 cents for
I'm sized package. OF by mall from the
stuart CO., Marshall. Mich.
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was rue " the typhoid and msiarlal
wards The witness. In describing the
action Of Mai. Hubbard said that he
ch1kcd ihc piuent and forcbly pressed
him down on the cot. He then caught
ODE mucnts hands and then wrcHchci
nom until the poor man shrleked with
pain 40 this poant the witness said 90
Hubbard.
~ do not know your name or your
rank but .his CERTAINTY must stop"
Hubbard dli not stop, hu, said some
thing about showing u patient hos t1
refuse to take medicines.
Capt Price aiI h. made GO n point
Oh ru every day 60 The hospital to SOC
about the treatment " The men OF hi7
company and he found that ln thut
fHr
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Unexpectedly that the supply DEPART
mcut was not able tu moot the demand.
rouuialpunH for supplies met many
obstacles. The ullru1ds were said 90
hu unable to carry the goods. Then tho
squifment Of the iirHi corps % fore the
Third was sven us q TEA tlu why sup
plies could not De furnished.
The witness being asked his own
opinion about Che great amount 1f
w'kncHH at ChiclmiuFl, said De-
thought that twUs thirds NJ 90 MAS duo
90 negligence ~ the men themselves.
IN his own command mUu who Wrrr
temperate and reasonably careful Of
thrir health. ken healthy Many NJ
'h0m drank stale beer after hot drills.
ant would Ne about cooling OF sud-
deny. There Waa a vaH amount ~
unwhnitsomc food ana drink sold hy
huckstora until they were prohibited.
The witness cited She Eighth and
Ninth New York rcglmcu'a. which had
cIuteana, and he SAID almost the Un.
tire regiment were stricken by disease.
CONDUCT or a CAD.
This witness alai road thr gatsme nj
uf Captain Charles Price VI the Second
Kentucky. who told % holr.ng ahricks
from the Ninth Nov York ward, and
upon investigation be- found that Mai.
Hubbard was trying Co administer
medicine 90 a patient The major was
brtuni. nricc iufcrfered, and Hubbard
sad that was tho Uny way 60 humur "a
patient. The only explanation he gave
was that the patient refused 10 take
she medicine.
The reading was at tha point inter-
ruuicd by che appearance " Captain
Price. and he was examined. He tcaii-
ned that on one ocuuHim. when he went
90 tho HOSPITAL g. see one 81 his men
who was 90 with measles, he was In
formed that ghc patient had been de-
tailed 60 carry water. The measles
wards were picked the men being
wcdrcd IN like sandwiches. The same
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Livingston. Ky, Nov. 3-i1hn Mead
uWH shot and Killed John ana clayton
Matih HlA. brothers, al Plugylll0. .H.H
county last night. Meadow WIS a
school tolchcr. Meadows surrendered
and ln now lu San.
Faran. the most prnmiiNnut witness,
was found dead in HE Htururllm, who're
ha slept Tor years. Tho Indications are
tLit h. was murdered and the coroner
o. holding an inqucf;,
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c5iiinrwood. Ont. Nov. 1.-Tho pas
FoHgar steamer Pacific, Owned py th'
gf.Ht Norhcru Transit company
burned ~ she Grand Trunk wharvcs
hrr0 today The railway irrirhi hheiH'
nIitd with Canadian unl American
goods. wfrt also destroyed
The paeine was valued ~ te',VVl anu
,vna insur-d Dor 80 30 The loss from
me hurting N tha freight sheds will h.,
very heavy. tn steamer was operated
between CdlinrNoUl and SAUL Ste
Marie. stopplrr al way points,
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and men. Up to the present date II has
lost but three men by death and has
now over LOO officers and men ready
for duty"
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blcd with an
ovarian tumor,
each ycargro
ing worse, un
I'll at last |
was compelled
to consult with
n physician.
lie said
nothingcould
be done FOR
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IDOL OF INVENTORS.
~ Hiram MaIlm suffered inl Divorce suit

tempt 90 make q locomotive watkins
upon four lrra, like % horse, az 70
build "a ny.ng machine with wings IKE
d bird"
il.am Maxim has made a great sen.
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Hiram Maxim. the ldai Of invont9ra.
suffered fan 20 EARN IN the recent
him by he wife IN rlgshhecpslo. y. Y
II was a dreadiully iUy0lycd case all
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AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
Mrs. Rosa oaum Writes TO Mrs.
PinEham About it. Sho Says:

DEAR Mus. PisKnAM--I take pleas
ure In writing you a few lines 20 In.
form YOU Of the good your Vegetable
Compound has done me. cannot
thank YOU enough for what your mcdi.
cine has done for me; Il has. indeed,
helped me wonde ..b',il -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
C1T TCgEI OFHGE. DEDTp HlVONIC Rlll

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Pullman Palace Car ticket nflsN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
CURRENT
TIME
TABLE.

Leave salt lake CITY.
No e-.Tur Provo. Grand Junction
and all points Iast......... Hn n m
No f=lur FfpVu Grand Iuhntinn
sud all points East. 5000. 7Dp IN
No V~luf bingham. Lsht, pfuva
Nnnti Nulkuhp aud iutor-
nfuintu pulutassss. ...... a01 a IN
No t-=iur Eureka, haysun. Provo
Hnd Ill Intermediate points COR N
DO 2 lur Ogden aud tho West. DO. 20 b ~
30 dor Ogden sud tho West %. 4 ~ b IA
No l=lur Park city aud intar-
mediate points, 80 m
Arrive salt Lake CITY.
No i=lrum bingham. Provo. Grand
=, aneiiPi .,. and ,ho las, u IN
ton nnd tho last. ......... 900 IA m
No . ron Provo, bingham. Eurp-
kh, loihuap, Manu and ln-
tpftuullutu points. .......... sHanm
No = uum OGDEN and tho West 81 4 tn
No AHlrum ogden and tho West. Inn nj
hu t=lrum Eureka, puYaun, Provo
=. and Intermediate points .... 10 % IN
No h-lrum PARK CITY ana lutur-
mediate points ..s....... 0Epm
Ticket OIlCa, los KeSI second SCUM street.
l'ustonico curunrl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER Isl 1893.

Train No. leaves Ogden tn a m, Salt
Lake Z ~ a. m, arrive at Pueblo site a m,
Colorado springs go a IN, Denver sft0 a IN.
Lake 100 "a tn. arrive " Pueblo hiil b m,
colorado springs = 80 y. IA, Denver nits % m.
connections made AZ Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east Eie-
CANT day coaches, chair ears and pullman
sIoppofs un all trains, Take the u. 4 ~ III
and have a comfortable trip aud enioy tho
uncst scenery on the contlnent