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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
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The annual report of the Dawes COM
mission. Incorporated in the annual re-
port Of Secretary OF the Interior Bliss,
summarizes The work OF ,he commits
SIGN among the Five Civuized Tribes. Up
IN poiu. just preceding The rejection OF
tae Dawes agreement by the Creeks. IS
follows: a brief summary of what has
been accomplished during the past year
iG ,he work under charge Of :he com
mission viii show the most gratifying re-
suits and d greater advance toward the
attainment OF the objects aimed at 10y
the government than in any previous
year. Since tho last report the Indian
laws in force in tle territory and the
Indian courts in which they were admin
istered have given place with few an
important EXCEPTIONS 20 laws correspond
inE to the laws OF the state of Arkansas
affecting the same Subiect-matter. and
have been made applicable 10 all persons
in tho territory, without distinction Of
race. These laws are To be administered
:n United States courts and enforced
through United States officers Every In
clan resident claiming to be "a citizen can
try his title in these courts. and obtain
p final decision, If he desire il. in the
linked states supreme court. like any
other citizen Of The republic These courts
are now open TO Every Indian citizen u
secure. as against the tribe or anyone
claiming under it. the equal use wien al
other such citizens OF the common prop
erty Of the tribe. or. il he choose. he can
have his equal part set 81 % him by par
ti-ion for his own exclusive enjoyment
All laws hereafter enacted I'm the legis-
lative councils Of these tribes are 20 ac
before taking effect. submitted "a the
president Of The United States for mis-
approval or d.s8pproval. and all the
moneys Of these tribes are % be paid TO
and disbursed by Usited States officers.
D1e royalties from their coal mines and
rentals from their grazing lands are no
longer 20 re paid To individuals but into
the treasury of the United tSates. for the
equal benefit OF every member OF che
tribe. Provision mas also been made dur
ing the year FOR the allotment OF AL the
tribal lands OF the territory equally among
all its citizens. And this has been at
tanned as 10 nearly al Of them upon
terms 20 which the tribes themselves
have by popular vote agreed II The
agreement with the Greeks be ratified. as
Is expected. tilis Viii Ice true Of all except
the Cherokees. and as 20 them it mas
been provided 10y ute. Il has been
also provided 10y these agreements AMI
this statute that the white reside7-s ia
the towns in the territory, novv number
ing many thousands. unable heretofore TO
obtain title to The land upon which they
Rave bgilt their homes ana expensive
business houses in nourishia- towns can
row purchase AT "A fair appraisal. the
land upon which ,aey have bIil- ana o.
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To he CHIEF Po-tonice Inspector

washington. Nov. 2s-The postmaster
general h. anP III tel " T. Cochran ROW
pcstoffice inspector n charge AT Denver.
10 BE-, chief Inspector ~ The postof'ce de-
pertinent lie succeeded George 3. Ham
field.
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OF intruders in the Indian Territory,
Secretary Bliss report says: The last
Indian act authorizing appeals in all citi-
zenship controversies in the Five Civil
lied Tribes from the courts in the Indian
Territory direct TO the supreme court Of
the United States. This disposes Of the
main complication of the intruder ques-
ton, and the rest of it VIII doubtless be
disposed of, without recourse to removal
of intruders, by the notifications Of tri-
bal affairs which will come through the
Curtis act"
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PROFESS SIGNALS

LAWYERS.
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Block, wichita
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Main Street. Wichita
FRED BENTLEY. Lawyer. Rooms 4Cs-
405 A. Sedgwick Building.
CAMPBELL * DYER. Attorneys at Law.
1S4 North Main Street. Wichita
OTTO G. ECKsTEIN. Attorney. III south
Main Street. Koz Harris Building
HENRY HUFFMAN. Attorney at Law.
Room eos sedgwick Block. Wichita
]. D. HOUSTON. Attorney a, Law. So5
Sedgwick
STANLEY. VERMILION & EVANS. At
torueys at Law. 11s East Douglas Ave
nue.. Wichita.
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Main Street. Wichita
THos. c. WILSON. Lawyer. 81 North
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T. b. WALL. Attorney al Law.
5ol-5oS Sedgwick Block, Wichita
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HARRY 7. DERRICK.
Attorney AZ Law.
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BROWN q BROWN.
Law Office
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HARDIN EBEY.
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c. V. FERGUSON.
Lawyer
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10 cross the finish line d moor thIrd
Serneli continued TO gain. and d / The efd
s. the second mile plenty OF blue water
was was observable between the Cornell and
Yale boats From this point on Cornell
gave nm exhibition OF rowing never par.
nileled on the American Thamea she
lowered her stroke. and pulled a meas
tired thirty 10 the minute. 2 y -
inc last mile was rowed superbly by
Cornell, while Yale bagn 10 show signs
OF distress. Yale lost n length In the inst
nalf mile. while Harvard was toiilng
away. nearly ten lengths behind.
Cornell won the race byithree and a
milf lengths over Yale, and nearly
eleven lengths separated her and lIar-
ward. Time. 2s:is. The Cornell n,er,
Were apparently strong and fresh N
the finish. In the Yale boat Captaiu
Payne Whitney wus apparently eA-
hausted. HarvarRs men were not
done" and oil kept their eeats until
Their launch came alongside and tool
them aboard. 90 3 = :
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MoUNDsvILLE
haIIsee1isncous MeianEo OF ,rInor Mat
fer, frnm Nh rsn nllIs NIetrn nolIx

haIIseeIiancous aIeIanEe OF Minor Mat
tors from Mnrshaii's Metro polls.
A man who gave his name as a. C.
Pterson, CT Littleton, broke into and
robbed q freight car on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad track between Glendale
and McSfecheH Wednesday night. On
complaint OF ]. NJ. Shortz, OF the Bal
timore & Ohio company, Marshal T. J.
Steele arrested Pierson, who was placed
in jail to await his trial, which will take
place before Squire Mann Saturday.
Rey. John w. Stewart, OF Pleasant
Valley. PASSED through the city yester-
day, OF his way to Rarenswood to take
charge OF the Christian church at that
place.
Postmaster A. E. Lynch has been ap-
pointed chief marshal for the Fourth OF
July parade. Everything looks encour-
aging for grand display on that day.
o. B. Hughes stopped of In the city
yesterday on his way to his home In
Cameron from Sherrard, where he has
JUST closed ten months school. 0
Misses Jessie and Annie Hootor left
last evening for q trip to Washington,
Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
James A. Sigafoose was In Wheeling
on, business pertaining to the 'Epworth
League conventions yesterday.
Prof. T. ]. King. OF McMechen, was
In the city yesterday shaking hands
with friends.
Attorney VIM. G. Caldwell, OF Wheel
ing, was attending circuit court here
yesterday.
Mrs. G. c. Reppeto, OF the orchard,
will spend to-day with friends In
Wheeling.
Rev. C. E. Leatherby, Of Terra Alta,
is spending few days with friends in
the city.
Miss Virgie Shaffer left yesterday for
Ncwburg. where she viii visit friends.
The W. c. T. q. Will meet this evening
at $50 at their hall.
Mrs. DR.. Lynch is visiting her parents
in Round Bottom.
Miss yernIe Johnson Is on the sick
list, 1900
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LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
Wheeling officials Receive Invitations
to Attend the Meeting.


This years meeting OF the League Of
American Municipalities Is to be held at
Detroit, August to 4. inclusive. and
Mayor Butts, Receiver Forgey,5 Clerk
Watkins and other city officials have
received Invitations to attend. The OBJ
jects of the meeting are stated Jas. fol-
lows:
Stated concIsely, the object of this
convention Is 10 bring together the may
ors, councilmen, aldermen and mem
beers OF the various boards and commits
sions Of American cities for the:purpose
OF discussing all questions Involved in
the administration Of civic affairs, with
a view to providing an improved NUM-
ci!pal service for our constituencies. An
exchange of Ideas and knowledge be-
tween experienced city officials, such
as will be brought about by this conven-
!flon, VIII undoubtedly result more bene-
ficially to the cause of good municipal
government than 4 decade OF theoretical
discussion by so-called reforners. We
are already assured that the attend
ance at the Detroit convention will be
very large, including the mayors and
large councilmanic delegations from a
great many OF the largest cities in the
United States. and we earnestly hope
that your city will be among those rep
resented. The officials and citizens OF
Detroit are making every effort possi-
bic 10 insure TO every, visitor an enjoya-
Bile, us well as profitable time.
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nervous, petulant and Respondent &
Generally ill-health In q woman is due to
disorders or arrangements of the delicate
aud important feminine organs which arc
the cradle Of the nee. No woman who suf.
fcrs In this way can retain her good looks
or her attIactivcncss. The daily burden of
torturiug, dragging pains that she carries,
will soon make her physical wreck, and
eventually either kill her or drive her to
insanity. Any woman may restore and re-
tain her health and strength In womanly
way by the use Of DR.. Piercc's Favoritc
Prescriptions. 1t cures absolutely and com:
pletely the weakness and diseases peculiar
10 her sex. II does away with the neces-
sity for the obnoxious " examinations and
local treatments /" insisted upon by nearly
all physicians. and enables her 10 treat her
self in the privacy Of her home. It IL the
invention OF. DR.. r. v, Pierce, for thirty
years chief consulting physician to the
fnyallds' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at
Buffalo, N. Any woman nny consult
him by letter free. OF Charge ALI cores
pondcnce sacredly confidential.
az was sickly for sixteen years with prolnp.
sus, weakness, disagrerabc drnin. pain In the
small Of my back aud cosilytness." writes Mrs,
Mary Ashiin OF Barronelt. nntron Co. wis.
5"Wirrn began taking Or. Piercc's Fayoritc
rrc,cfiJiiot I could moi sltup. Amer tnving Il
have taken four bottles Of The Fayortr Prcscrip.
tlon.' one bottle Of the Golden Medical piscov:
cry, and three bottles OF the Pleasant Pellets.
These tnrdIcines have cured me. feel as well
as ever did. Seven or the hest doctors In the
land treated my case, but gave me no relief, J.
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coRNELL.s oARsMEN {
froVe Their Superiority Over the Crews
OF Yale and Harvard.

: NEW LONDON. Conn, June ga
cornell won the trl-university boat,race
" the Thames river course to-day. the
''ar miles being rowed In 23:4S. Yale
crossed the finish line three and one
Jay. aali boat lengths behind the, winner. and
."e!Ve lengths ahead OF Harvard. Last
ssaSf at PoughkecpSle Cornell won in
IIrH. Yale second. 2O:A, and Harvard
'a1L, p minutes.
Effective starts were made by all
!" ". me crews. The long, sweeping Ctok
.'roKe sent Yale to the front 10 tho ex-
IN IN Of quarter OF length, whcreilt
TTaaaS for perhaps quartertof a mile.
ttns lOFm Of Harvard was fairly good.
s ~; during the first quarter the crimson
~ 70 The rear slowly. but surely, and
:, ,he hait was behind nearly n length
'yin the Quarter Cornell's strong stroke
ts!n 10 assert Itself. a little squirt
.IlGnt corneli's shell even with Yaie's.
Tsss little later Yale was second In the
,c mnen the mile and half nag was
Sasa Harvard was eyldetnly destined
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A PRoFANE STORY
In a Springfield Paper That Makes the
outlook for Wheeling Good.


Outlook for Wheeling Good.
From the following somewhat procane
outbreak in tho Springfield Republic
Times, It would appear that Interstate
base ball in the Ohio town is on the
ragged edge and that Wheellngs
chance to break into the league is good:
Hello, Johnny" said a reporter, as
Joining Coleman, the treasurer OF the
tase bali club. emerged from the coun-
" treasurer's office yesterday, with
lonS and doleful countenance. Been
(, paying up the tax on the base ball
gFounds?" Johnny looked insulted that
anyone should ask such q question with
the base ball finances in their present
demorallzed condition.
See here" he said. taking the repor-
ter by the arm, where In the - do
you expect me to get any money 10 pay
the taxes2 Why - the people IN
this town. They snid they would sup
port the team II It would win the
games, and tina. man Whistler has gcf-
ten fine team. and :con at the way
these - would he sports are act
Ing. Not --- enc Of them goes to
the games. They don't do q - thing
but sit around and drink n nIckel's
worth OF beer and tell what warm sport.
ING men they are. Now. Isn't that q -
oil a way to support q team? And these
newspapers In this town won't treat US
right. They don't even write up the
games SO as to give the team credit.
Mhat In the - are we going to do?
we can't run a good team without mo-
Fey and II some OF these --- sports
want 20 keep the team here. they had
letter come out and spend some OF
Saeir money II all, this thing OF
o:hS base ball officer isn't what some
Nople think 1t Is.
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BEN WOOD.
Breezy News Items Gathered In tho Busy
Mnrsl,nll County Town.

breezy News Items Gathereo IN thc Brsy
Mnrsl,nll County Town.
The primaries Tomorrow night will
result in the choice OF delegates for the
county and Congressional conventions,
and considerable hustllnS Is being done
by the candidates. The greatest inter-
est In Union district is hinged on the
legislative candidates, Messrs. Hanen,
Leach, Legge md Nixon. three OF whom
live In this district. Mr.. Leach Is making
thorough canvass Of the county, and
many think he and Mr.. Hanen will be
returned, while on the other hand, It Is
claimed that Messrs. Nixon and Legge
will get fourteen of Union districts fif-
teen delegates in addition to cutting q
swath In other districts. This and other
claims, however. will have to be deter
mined tomorrow night. A friendly
campaign Is being waged. and 1t should
be so.
Prof. C. E. Carrigan went TO his home
In Sherrard yesterday to spend his sum-
mer vacation. Prof. NJ. +. German Is
In Morgantown, and will take the sum-
mer course at the university.
Mise Josephine BON, OF Boggs Run,
and Waldo Brandolph, OF Wheeling, will
be married ut the home Of the brides
parents Sunday.
Mrs. J. T.. Rosebcrry still continues
to be very III, and her friends are be-
coming anxious about her recovery.
]. P. Barser and family are visiting
relatives In New Freeport Pa.
Miss Elm Ushman, OF Cleveland, Is
visiting her parents here.
Miss Nora serig Is the guest OF Stcu-
benvllle friends.
John Llneberger Is recovering from a
recent Illness. ia sa
August Keppel has returned from
Smithtlcld.
Miss Helen Mccabe Is homo from
Cleveland.
The Riverside plate mill was on yes
terday. 5ts,
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MARTINS PERRY.
l,'- .is aud al,.n.p. u q, rnr,,lnr cl.,

W Across the ltivsr.
Ollie, the seven .year-old child OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Isaac Jones, residing on Ca.
tawba street who was bitten by a dog
belonging TO James Cochran about six
weeks since, began complaining about
three or four dayd ago about not feeling
wei, and the doctor was called In. Upon
examination II was found that the bite
had developed In bud case OF hydr,-
phobia. and like all cases OF Ito kind Is
very eerlous. il'yii.F
Howard Coleman. aged thlrty.eight
years, died yesterday at his home on
walnut street, after several months Ill
ness with consumption. The funeral
will occur at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
and interment will be at RivervIew GEM
terry. ~. iiS,I
Mrs. W. D. Dodge, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. L. J. C. Dren-
men, on '-rhe Heights" for the pas, two
weeks. has returned to her home In
oberlln. d i7il n.
Miss Bessie Watson entertained
number of her friends in q pleasant
manner last evening, In honor OF her
guest Mise Hattie oplln, of Bellaire.
The different lodges OF this place are
Invited to participate in the flag raising
at the Laughlln mill tomorrow after
noon. 'tt as
Miss Emily Hose and Charles will
ian1s attended the Hemingway. Ratcllif
wedding. In Mt. Pleasant, last evening.
Miss Ellen Mitchell very pleasantly
entertained number OF her friends a,
her home on Fourth street last evening.
John Bedenbach was arrested yes,er-
day on a charge OF writing policy. He
plead guilty, and was fined Sc and costs.
The annual banquest OF the Masons
will he held In their hall In the Com
mercial block Tomorrow evening.
James Robinson returned yesterday
from q two weeks visit with Sisters
Vile and Matamoras friends.
Miss Essie Boyd Will be home this at-
ternoon from Mt. Holyoke, whers she
has been attending school.
Prof. John Phillips, OF Nantymoel,
Wales, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Rhys
Williams.
Lena Barbour had bad fall while
riding her wheel on Fourth street last
evening.
Elmer Reed returned last evening
from scio, where ne has been attending
school.
Mrs. L. ]. C. Drennen and daughter,
Isabel, are visiting friends In steuben-
VILE.
Joseph Munslow. OF Toledo. former
resident Of this city, Is visiting friends
her,
Charles J. K. Rosenberg, OF Philadel-
phla. was here yesterday on business.
Alfred Coss. Of Dillonvale, was here
yesterday on business.
Joseph Frazitr-goes to Flushing to-
day on business.
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Flag Raising Mt sl.trr.rlll,.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
SlSTERSV1LLE, W. Va. JUNE 22<-
The members of the local order, Junior
Mechanics. owned the town to-day.
They raised flag on the high school
building. Quite n number OF visiting
lodges participated In the ceremonies.
There were two bands in attendance
and two thousand people were in the
procession,
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The ]. J. slipners, OF Benwood, chal-
lenge any team under fourteen years
for a game Mt the Mozart incline
grounds for Saturday or any,other day.
The little fellows are named In honor Of
one OF Denwoods favorlte volunteers.
The challenge can be accepted through
this paper. M ~ \ :, n -.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUR

At Mansfield, RHE
New Castle....3 0 ! 90 0 0 0-i 0 0
? Ba:tsries-Kellam and Belt; Hewitt and
At Toledo. RHE
Toledo .........o 1o51s SOL . % Is 0
Youngstown 20 o 0 o o o o o 90 . i
Batteries-Ferguson and Arthur; Martin
AT Grand Rapids. ~ RHE
GRID Rapids..i- EGG o o o o-S9
sprinsfieids...o Al OIL Ill Il /
Batteries-coleman and Booth; crablll
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Z. c. BLANKS, Of Le.wyslsylile, Texas

e. C. BLANKS, OF Lewlsvllle, Texas,
wri.eS tnal one box of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was worth $50 10 HIM I,
cured his piles Of ten years standing.
lie advises others TO try It. II also
cures eczema. skin diseases and obsll-
nate sores, Charles r. Goetze. Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
+ Forty-slxtli and jacob streets: A. T..
Schcehle, No. COZ. Main street; Exley.
Bros. Penn and Zane strcetg; Bowie &
Co., bridgeport. "a
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Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo.
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR PAINT
hlNG INTERIOR OF CITY BUILDING.
Bids Will be received until Monday, Juno
q. 1895, Mt 10 o'clock n. m.. FOR the paint
Ing OF tho Interior OF the city end OF the
Public Building. III
Specifications can be seen ut tho office
Of the city clerk. Bids should BIO sealed,
addressed TO the Committee on Real Es-
tate" with the. name of the bidder marked
tee reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. c. II. WATKINS,
je22 -EN' Civ Clerk
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NATIONAL LRAGuR5

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
pittsburgh s. New York I. iset.
Cincinnati -, Baltimore 4.
Cleveland I, Brooklyn Z.
Louisville }. Washington s.
Chicago 4, Boston 8. "
ST. Louis z, Philadelphia 4.
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Geo. t.. Stifel & Co.
ToLoAN.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TDIToR INTELLIGENCER: ;
IL Please announce tho undersigned a.
n candidate for CoG-sy Commissioner for
Clay District, subjects, The decision OF /.
the County Republican PrlursSies.
my3 c. z. VANKESREN.I "a