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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21

ough rest and quiet for the tired brain
and the over-wrought nerves. Among
the many thousand of such sufferers from
a tortured nervous system was Mrs. A.
V. Babbs. wife of Rev. \. V. Babbs. pas
tor NJ. Z. Church. BlaInviue. III.
Mrs. Babbs says: For a long time I
was a great sufferer from nervous at
tacks OF the most severe nature. Ny
rest was greatly broken by sleepless
nights and my health was very poor.
But lately l have been taking DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine with great
benefit Oh, VIVA; blessing It is to me,
in quieting my nervous attacks. II has
given me new life and new hope fer per-
manent change for the better in my
health"
If you are played out" cannot sleep.
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whlther eoest thouD
New Explosive shell TO Test.

PittsburF. April IA new explosive
shell, the invention OF George ". McNfu-
in. a Chicagoan. is being tested at thu
T'wenty-niuth street works % the Car
negie Steel company. and the results may
determine the duration o fan encounter
with Spanish men-of-war. IL f. claimed
that they are OF more dangerous nature
to the enemy than any other proicctile IN
the navy department. Within the next
week they VIII be Forwarded 10 Sandy
Hook testing grounds. where they viii %
put through the governments most rigid
examination.
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Pneumatic Gunboat Tested.

Newport r. l.. April 19-Tbe pneumatic
gunboat successfully fired a loaded shell
from her guns in Narragansett bay today.
She was out all the morning. and after
throwing dummy projectles for line fire
and distance adjustment, she closed IN
into the lower range Of the measured
mile course and discharged her three
guns in close succession. The first two
We're apparently dummy shells but the
third shot plOwed along some distance and
then a great column OF water was thrown
into the air. which opened umbrella-llke
before it descended The trial was pro-
nounced most successful.
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Army Mule Trus: Formed

Kansas City. April ia local paper is
authority for the statement that a com
bination has been formed among the mule
traders Of Kansas City and St Louis 10
take advantage Of the necessities Of the
needed at once for the army. Prices have
been advanced fully . per cent and an
other advance is planned. The 200 mules
sold in Kansas city last week for SO. 20
a head and the 500 sold in 81. Louis for soc
are said to have cost the dealers less than
$50 a head. The government requires i'm
mediately l.so0 more mules. and for these
a still higher price viii be exactcd by the
men who have cornered the available sup
ulv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21

cannot digest your food. cannot work -
attend 10 your daily duties and have lost
courage. Dr.. Milss' Nervine viii show
itself 20 be the best friend you ever had
II will enable you 70 forget your troubles.
and VIII restore You 70 health again.
You run no risk IN giving Or. Niles
Remedies a trial. They have been be-
fore the public now for over twelve years.
and their constantly increasing sale Is
the very best evidence that they possess
superior healing qualities. Those in need
OF medical advice can have the services
OF the best physicians. absolutely free Of
charge. Valuable book on Diseases OF
heart and nerves sent free on request.
Address. DR.. Niles Medical Co. Elkhari,
Ind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21

Key West. April 19.-The United States
torpedo boat Ericsson met with an acct
dent at O'Clock this morning She was
patrolllng about three miles of Sand Key.
in the Gulf. when she colllded with the
station pilot boat Hero. The latter had
no lights displayed and the torpedo boat
which was going at rapid rate came
upon her without warning. The bowsprit
of the pilot collided with the Ericsson and
knocked over the ventilators and upper
works Of the torpedo boat. Ensign L. 4.
Bostwick was struck on the head and
badly cut The bOwsprit OF the Hero was
carried away and she sustained damage
on her port side. The injury 10 the Eric
sson will not interfere with her usefulness
in case of orders for active services being
needed. Her commander says he is ready
to sail at moments notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21
CLAUD BOWERS HURT
Hack, Driven by John Lee, Runs Over
His Back.

Claude Bowers. aged z years, is lying
very low at his home, 153 Ohio avenue, the
result of being run down by hack on
Douglas avenue. The hack was being
driven by John Lee and was going very
fast when the boy, who was crossing the
street got under the wheels, the vehicle
passing over his back. He was taken to
his home, and the physician at first
thought he was critically injured. but it
is believed now he will live. No bones are
broken, but it is feared he is hurt inter
nally. The hackman was arrested by Off
Ger KirWin.
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"HURRAH" FOR THE EAGLE
Its Great Victory in Printing the
News Acknowledged.

A member of the Eagle staff received
the following personal letter from a citi-
zen of Norman, Oklahoma last evening:
1.-The Eagle ought to feel very proud to-
day over its victory fairly won from the
fast mail sheets of Kansas City in tinhe
Of war as well as peace. Today those of
our people who want the news are forced
to borrow an Eagle if they are not sub
scribers to it. Hurrah for the Eagle and
its successr'
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The Best Save 81 the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhsum. Fever
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e guaranteed . give perfect satisfaction
Or money refunded Price < cents per
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been actively engaged completing all ar
rangements and today the tug will take
on board about sixty tons Of coal. besides
sufficient provisions to last for the next
month. The Dauntless will leave tomor-
row. going from here 10 Key West, where
other Associated Press correspondents
will be taken on board"
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Insurgent Horribly MutiIated

Havana, April I9.-According % state
monts made by Spaniards here. the In
surgents recently captured In this prov
ipce a sergeant OF volunteers. whom
they killed. most terribly mutilated. cut
ting out his tongue. eyes. and other
parts OF h.s body
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21

Falmouth. Eng. April l9.-Tho Topeka
sailed tonight. after shipping fresh sup
plies or provisions and coat The Topeka
had received orders 20 sail Immediately
without waiting for the United States tor
pedo boat somers. which Is being re-
paired here
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COMING LOCAL EVENT5.

The supplied choir of st. Johns church
will please meet this evening at o'clock
at the church.
Meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the
German Evangelical church this after
noon a o clock at the church building.
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military Attaches HecnIIcd

Berlin. April 70 The United States mill
tary attache al Vienna. Lieutenant J L.
Chamberlain, and tho United States mill
tary attache a. 81. Petersburg. Lieutenant
George l.. Anderson. hare been called
home.
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ARAfOCRs.

SGr1 mares Es-zei TCcs-EaE.es
Aru1oC-s 5 TEo-oszs hi.-Clasrs- Home
run-Szutzay. S;ossz bases-Eas,ss. :.
Arrsoars. Doub.s p,ay-5ohason 70
Chezturn 20 Harlan. Earlia &c Boy,e-
Warner % Hoffman . Boyle Base O.
oz!-s-01 Sewers: @ Claire. : tElt by
Seive-s-Wavns-- str-ck 5gi-By SEWER
Hurley :; ~ Clare chszr1z. RseEs-
PASSED. 5al;-+-asetzn > Tlne-s.s Uz-
ptue-Ee1-.oa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21

When some people make a fool bargsgp
themselves, they try 20 hide II b. brrsg. "A
on their shfewdncss ashiugton Dem
ocrat.
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It makes the weak strong.
We sell and recommend it.
CHAS. LAWRENCE,
Io2 East Douglas Ave.

Died since the wax to 1s83.......... SO9, 0O7
1880
Died from 1888 to 1890 .............. 15O,927
Total survivors, 1895 .............. 200 900
Died from 1890 to 1895 ....... 10000
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SoR = Czn - eIe-s rs power n colun
btSSa - tzr Is &c CT s glorious lax.
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PENSIONERS ON THE ROLL.

Report of Commissioner Evans, June
90, 1897:
Total on the roll ......................9 76, Ola
Army invalid pensioners. 80. 1896, 299
Navy invalid pensioners..... 4,7S8
81, 087
Act June q, 1900
Army invalid pensions. .378.609
Navy invalid pensions ...... IS ,S31
733, 527-733, 527
Mayicap
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-28
B0MBA RDMENT
OF HAVANA
lconllnued from araL paEol

mapts bark rugged. with ono smoke stack
hho hnH ,nur hS inch krupp guns, iWn
"a inch. two 80 nrh. four ap inch ana
clghi rapid tirr guns hho has twp lhr'
podp luhrH ana speed NJ about v KNOTS.
hho has aboard cargo NJ miscellaneous
war Hupploa including lufprdorH. Thrh"
VIII hu used iu place of mlnra, tuill TWO
wrrka agp tHr puthurltlcH had 40 SUI.
marine cables. but they have obtained
about eighty mllon rrnm the telegraph
company and tho hnfhur N now mined.
Tho commander of tho Castillo whH I'M
mrdllioly requested by mo governor gen
oral 400 assist m the defense ~ The hafh"f
llr declared with yrhum'nrr Dec Wnhl'
sooner sink nt ha mnnflnaa ihah sur
render hiH shin ilr mnorri hla ship "l
the entrance go tho hnfhor Hnh taking h'
guns from ono slide NJ hin ship hr pih''n
them lu emplnrrmrntH un tuuuH'n"f l7'
land nt tho other nllo ~ tho hath"r ll'
hn1 hs officers nut crew declare ih'S
will die at their guns About s,np native
Insurgents hrv ru,nmpud outside Mtnllh
ready in rush upon the spahntdH /"
soon aa lHo American fleet appears ~
Americans. except onr. are nui NJ M'.
Mia. many taking refuge aboard English
merchant ahlpa An American ships. rH'
copt tho Great Admiral. have also E''
away Hho 10 wooden vessel ~ iNn
tons nndo In owned by v u HtotlnE of
Newport u
Al tho Europeans who remain IN Ma
Mia atr fearful of oulfagra by tho ~
uurEruta
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-28
A MAnNIrlrENL rlnnr


New York. Apfll 2, A passenger On
tho steamer Saratoga from Havana said
last night
- ha,r covered tho island many ,lmoa
during tho rebellion ana must say that
enc insurgents are putting up maEnln
cent nshl n thr United Hlatrs desires
to mako ils campaign In cuba nu,erHaful
~ vIl have 90 cooperate with tho Ins
Hursruts ~ would NOT hr necessary fnf
M, Iullri Hlptra a. send largo force
Go tuIt aa such thing would hr dan.
gcfuus ai ihIs season Tho apaniards are
uow friiInR on tho climate to klll nn tho
American troops that arc landed un ihr
inlani MOTE than thry afr pn lhrif own
force uf tfm. what tho HpanInrta would
iuurH Ifrll nuuij hc tho cooperation ~
tho tuIlri Htlt,a and lnsursrnt futrrH
lf rHr United S,alys would srlEo d small
pof' -ay Ia the province of santiago DC
cuba uu the north coast and establish a
b5rr og supplies th,y would Dec making
a good move These small porla aro prar.
Ursly unprotected aud COULD hr taken
easily After They were captured % would
hu necessary tn land ARTILLERY tp defend
The place Cailatn Garcia N thr cuban
arm, .s In The vicinity and soon rommunl-
cation rruii ho opened with him n hc
we supplied with arms gnd ammunition
b, could push through TO other province.
carrying all before him Ito could DO
th's aIth hls own troops and the ruhans
who arc nor now nshtlnF by reason OF
ia,k ~ arms and ammunition Thr, could
push forward into Tho province ~ ruor.
O. i'rIurlpr and from there meet Gomez
ana Join farrra with him In Sania clara
province while ihls Mas being done an.
other .mail p1f, un tho south coast
should hr taken ha another base ~ sup.
pllr- n port lkr Trinidad was taken
railroad communication could bv opened
up wIih ihr interior Thls plan would
not take thrro weeks Jo carry "ui ana
then ihr united cuban army would move
ON Havana am confident that AZ least
To- up ruhanu would br iu tho army "
Tho, had ihc arms and ammunition
'-rhr rlsu that have outlined would
NOS ur,sssltato tho .onilns of large
number ~ United States troops into tho
island. n- an that would be- needed would
y, t -unirlrn' number ~ arlillcrymru 90
project fho base VI supplies and they
could work lp conjunction with tho naval
vessels which would protect Ihrm from
an attack at sea. Havana then ,nuli hc
captured Win the assistance NJ the hal-
nnro ur tho American Meet Win ila.
wanna taken tho war Wlll come lo au ah.
pup, 'ui
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~ HAVANA

Sew York Apru y, IT. Discussion of
Havana of Apr'u gr, copy ~ which
vnH brought m lhis ,IN hy the steamer
Saratoga says
"A drpu,ntion from the produce ~.
change under its president Scnur Quoa.
ada sr'p visited the captain general ,hla
morning with tho droulation were q
number NJ Wholesale importers who oncf.
cd 'hr captain general an the supplies
that may b, necessary for tho army the
defenders NJ the island and In word.
ull who may need food ana supplies nm.
der existing circumstances At the meet.
Ink Srnar Quraada Solo informed Captain
General nauco that the produce rX-
change" representing tho Importers,
would NOT advance prices and that any
nrm attempting to raise prices would
De- expelled from the exchange In accord
nnrc with the action taken hy the board
~ the produce exchange u commission
was appointed tn see that no advances
were made under existing circumstance
"a furnish the authorities with food sup.
niles Tor the army also IN extend the
Same privileges to the trade and pro
rating actual cost among the purchasers.
M rnmmrrcio ~ Aprll ?lst says,
There ia no reason Tor being prasl-
mstic Listen To- our esteemed colleague.
the plarlo de Ia Eicrlcllo' The Amcr.
cans say We have four monitors ready az
Key West An American squadron COM
posed ~ the Iowa Indiana. Mnasachu,
Hclls and Texas. with pll tuc auxiliary
Vessels that ARE necessary, with a dying
squadron composed Of the New York.
Brooklyn Minneapolis ana Columbia
with tho four monitors We can lombard
Havana Good there can be no nhlcc-
tlnns save the batteries ~ Havana might
object to the bombnrdmcnl Further u
mine might prevent H. with the crus-
or squadron and lts auxiliary feet We
cnn blockade Havana Well but We
likewise hnvc cruiser squadron that
may nculrnllgc your cruisers Is II not
So' with flying squadron let us block
nde Porto Rico Magnificent hut We
also have reserve squadron composed
nf the pclayo, carlos v. NumunCla, Wit
torln Alfonso XIII and LcpOnto, with
when we can ncutrnllIc the vOuntcd ny
INK squadron Az we have hero some
torpedo hohts, no blockade N possible
Nor do they intend to mike one. Rut II
u should happen We viii await them with
our heavy sclgc guns. Az last consld-
"ration, there remains nm important clc-
mcnt Tor defense and ofrcnse with which
the Americans have not reckoncd. It ls
q formidable armv, from which II viii
he very easy to select u brilliant army OF
invasion Of 10000 or 10000 men. Certainly
the army corps could not operate ON the
cncmy's possessions until n naval en-
Edpement had given command of the sea
passage with fun liberty Of transit by
sea. But such Victory ls not impossible.
us a squadron composed OF the Vlzcaya,
OQucndo, Maria Teresa and Crstobal Coz
Ion Is respectable arm Of offcnsc.
Therefore, there ls no reason for being
pcssimlstIc"
Tnc Aylsador Commercial dovotes con-
siderable space to the important matter
OF food supplies In case OF blockade by
inc United states. II calls the attention
OF the island authorities to II.
Tho Dlarlo In discussing the note of
warning Of Its contemporary, says:
We know that measures were taken
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aomo time ngo lo safeguard Tho matter
IN case blockade IN Instituted. our
compntrols IN Mexico commenced send
Ing supplies 10 u.s. n N reasonable "a
suppose that their action has continued.
Tho real issue 10 bn faced IN not tho
scarcity of provisions but that tho
prlcoH be- not allowed 10 assume oxor'
bllnnl proportions The whole 0f this II
npnrt from the question ~ the blockade
ordered by tho tnllld states ana Tor
which they are getting ready what may
be- lacking h tho power and unill all n
over no ono can aco who viii be- block.
Hd cd"
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THAT the blood should perform ltn vitai
functions. Il h absolutely necessary II
should not only be- pure but rich In llfo.
giving elements These results are boH,
effected by tho unc Of that Noll'hnown
standard blood purifier Ayers saraa'
parilla.
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SEASIDE SAWWIAh

A complete stock OF lumber on hand In
the rough or dressed. Flooring rustic.
ceiling and all kinds of finish: moldinEI
and shingles. Terms reasonable and
prices at bedrock. All orders promptly
attended to. Ohlce and yard at mill.
IL. II. l.. LOGAN,
Seaside. Oregon. Proprietor
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II has boon held that consumption is
hereditary. ana the nrt that one person
NJ 10 family had dird with consumption
was ,onadrrod % sure sign ihHt pth'fH
NJ the family could not escape o. This
n pnftly tno und partly untrue A man
with weak lungs 10 likrly ~ transmit
that weakness 90 hls children but ihrfr
a no reason ln tho world why the weak
NESS should bo allowed ~ develop ke'p
tho lungs foil NJ rich rod. Wholesome
blood au1 lho weakness viii disappear
prmyins tissues Will be- thrown m nud
now material viii be- added unlll The
lungs are well and perfectly strong again
THIS IN the thing that pr irrrrr'h Golden
Medical Discovery does, This la what
makes II cure B per cent Of an cases oi
consumption whore u In taken according
lo directions II searches out diHriar
germs wherever they may be- Ia the body
ana fufr,n them out ~ tho system. II
supplies the blood with rich. lifr'givlns
properties Il makou tho appetite good.
digestion perfect Send n CENTS In one
cent Hiampa 10 Worlds DluprnHary Sled
lra Ausoriatiyn. Huualo. y. T.. Hnd r''
rolyo nr rlcrro's iDB page Common
sense Medical Adviser prpfusrly Nus
tfatcd
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ARRIVE

.Daily. Daily except Sunday.
C0nnecting al Gan Francisco with Occi.
dental 4 Oriental, Pacific Mail, ana
| JkPRE. china AUsTRALLIA AND
HAWAII.
LOW FARES. EVERY DAY .,,,..o
PORTLAND TO SAN FRANCISCO
/ 800, Second Class; &lOW. flrHt NlaHh'
including berth.
! Similar reductions 70 Los Angeles,
| Fresno and other California points.
| Baggnge checked 20 destination.
| y Is6EHLER, c. II. MARKHAM.
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hot cross buns and Easter eggs 100 thr
past tense. tho strawberry Hhorlcnke vii.
have a chance for 10 innings
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WHITE COLLAR LINE

Columbia River and Puget Sound Nayl-
gatlon Company.
steamer Telephone lenYes Astoria daily
except Sunday. .. m. Leaves Portland
daily. except Sunday o. m.
Telephone tickets good on steamer
Thompson.
r. j. Potter.
r. ! Potter tickets good on Telo-
phone.
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ono ~ tho largest moi"ofltoH IN c1lHl'
cnro was fpuni nGmo yonrs ago AT lih'
cubrllo. Mexico ~ longih IN ii1 fc't
holght $50 foot. widlh 49, feot, weight
.tWrutv uVr tons
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II you are. do not forget
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
First-Go via the ST. Paul because tie
lines to that point viii aftord you the
very best service.
Second See that the coupon beyond
St Paul reads via the Wisconsin Gen.
trail because that line makes close CON-
nections with all the transcontinental
lines entering the Union Depot there,
and its service is first-class in every
particular
Third For information, call on yOur
nelghbor and frtend-the nearest ticket
agent-and ask for a ticket reading via
the Wisconsin Central hines, or address
JAS. C. POND.
General Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee. Wisconsin
GEO. 8. BATTY.
General Agent
Portland, Oregon
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SELL s%
SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAL
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS. OILS AND vARNIsHEs
LoGGERs' SUPPLIES
FAIRBANKS SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
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IS per cent

OF the passengers on our through trains
take their meals in the dining car. The
proportion on most railroads is less than
8 per cent. The extraordinary showing
made by Burlington dining cars Is due
to two causes:
|. The service is unusually good.
. The prices are unusually reasonable
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, ST. Louis
all points east and south. Three routes
east-vla Billings. ST. Paul and Denver.
A. c. SHELDON,
General Agent. Portland. ore.
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u. Is. Bc0tt. President
G. ". Stone. Agent. Astoria.
Telephone ~ u.
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The eo''lp's sun is always loaded
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-25
A NEGRO MESSENGER BOY IN JACKSON, MISS, IS
 SEIZED
With the Dread Disease---Doctors Advise That a DepopulatiOn of the Infected Districts
 Take Place.

Jackson, Miss, September 2I- Another case of yellow fever has ap- peared at Jackson. The patient is a 13-year-old m ssenger boy named Harry Wright, employed by the Western Union Company. He lives fully quarter of mile from the former seat of infection, and it is feared g new foei has appeared.
 Dr. Purnell, state health officer, is- sued a proclamation advising the total depopulation of the town. The physicians are now sending out train-loads of refugees. The infected house is surrounded by a strong cordon of guards. The case is of q mild type.