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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-13

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WHO WILL HAVE TO GO
Table showing the Various Appor.
tiouments for the Various states.

Washington, April = In ante paesaa o..
the possibility o. a car on the Na.Eoaai
Guard Of the sTases and ;Ae territories %
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CHICAGO CARROTS

Chicago. April l2-Cash wheat; No.
red. Si.e4GLR. No : acG97; No. hard,
SsGa0. No. :. sass: No spring, %; No.
s. S51sS: No. ! northern spring. S1-ot21. %.
Corn-No. . ees4; No. 2. 2oi4 G2si..
Oats-No. >, 5: No. g. 25is.
Flax-Cash. tl.22; novthws-- NE: May,
$3.50.
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- = u INttIlHarf NE7t4tIt9 q NI-Hs
I. J. A Dawson, Cashier o. said bank
DO solemnly swear that the above statement
s true: that sad bank has no Liabilities
and is not indorser on any note OF ObHRa-
ton. other than shown on the above state
ment, 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief So help me Col.
J. A DAWSON. Cashier
Subscribed ard sworn 70 before me. this
18th day OF April, 1895.
(Seal) HIRAM ". LEWIS
Notary Public.
Commission expires on the 18th day OF
January 1901
Corrcct-Attest; J. A DAWSON.
oUue-
To John " PRESIDENTIAL, Bank Couul.s-
sioner. Topeka. Kansas
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

The following official range of prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished by the Christie-Street Commission
Co. Board of Trade Rooms, Sedgwick
Block, Wichita. Kan:
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Rest assured that II your nisdeeds find
you cut they VIII cal again.-N. y. Weekly
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CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY or g. v. ~
aaashsr,
.
veaiea as b: an ID wate
DC
Jospa Hsaa.sssT
SISTER SUPERIOR.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

Washington. April 12.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $226, 347, 1856;
gold reserve, s17S, $50 034.
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GOLD FOR IMPORT.

New York, April 12.-Engagements Of
gold for import are announced as follows:
Lazard Freres. 1926. 900; Kuhn Loebe & Co.
$1,000 600; J. & w. Seligman & Co, S25O, 900;
National City bank, 500, 900; Ladenberg,
Thalmann & Co., S455.0O0; Heidelbach, lex
leheimer & Co., Sl60. COO
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ANrI.AMER1oAN rEgI1Ha
In Germany Proves very Unpleasant 20
,I,,.,, 1,onrlata

In Germany Proves very Unpleasant 10
American IonrIstE.
DR.. R. NJ. Rau returned yesterday
morning from Europe, after an absence
of three months. Most Of this time was
spent in study at Berlin and Vienna,
and he speaks very interestingly Of the
feeling in many European countries to-
wards America in the war with Spain.
France, says DR.. Rau, Is not openly ops
posed to the United States, the French
people and papers being very cautious
about expressing their opinions, but
Germany and Austria are bitter against
this country.
Austria's attitude is understood. ow-
ing to the queen regent OF Spain being
relatedto the Austrian emperor, but Ger
many's opposition Is due largely to envy.
Americans are frequently insulted In
Germany, says DR.. Rau, and he enJiyed
the spectacle Of seeing an American
clean out a barber shop in Dresden,
when Uncle Sam was insulted. In the
Metropolitan bar, in Berlin, thirteen
Chicago fellows. who were there TO put
In some electrical apparatus, let loose
one night for a similar reason, and the
police had to be called to interfere. The
Berlin papers cartoon President McKln-
ley and the American volunteers dis
gracefully.
But in England the reverse Is true.
Tho London papers get out Fe1trRs''
nearly every hour, and the success OF
the American arms pleases the Eng
Hshmen almost as much as their cou-
sins on this side of the water. The
Berlin papers also get out extra ed4-
tons, but they dlstort the facts to favor
Spain. Emperor William with plumed
helmet on his head is frequently seen
on the streets. and the Germans, nearly
all OF whom are soldiers, seem spelling
for fight. American tourists on their
return now avoid passing through
Germany. DR.. Rau looks as though his
visit agreed with him.
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Hotel chIpnr,ya, chlppe,va Lake

Hotel Chippewa, Chippewa Lake
Good accommodations. Excellent cui-
sine. Rates. 81 30 per day. IS 90 per
week. Consult agents Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling Railway.
ths&W
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ARE MONKEYS VICIOUS?

Il a Question Squire Rogers Is Called
Upon t. Decide July I@-CIrcumstnneoE
oTn Peculiar Case Ia Court.
Students OF anthology will be interest
ed in a momentous question about to be
decided shortly in the learned precincts
Of a local justice shop. and were Dar-
win stlll in the land Of the living 1t is not
unlikely that he would be rung UP to
give his opinion.
Is a monkey vicious animal? That
is the problem up for solution before
Squire Rogers on July IL.
John d. Emory, of Bridgeport, Is n
strong upholder OF the affirmative, for
the little hooded attache OF a "DaEo" and
hand organ yesterday morning bit his
sons hand "Da monks" teeth were
very, very sharp, and made the little
boy cry with pain. AS soon as the CO.
Oanut-tosser made the attack on the
boy, his keeper fled with the "hurdy-
gurdy," to this side Of the river, with
Mr.. Emory in hot pursuit. Yesterday
evening Mr.. Emory attached the mon
key and hand organ In Squire Rogers
couUt,aud had the attachment sworn out
on the grounds that the monkey is a
vicious animal.
There will be difficulty In proving this
allegation, and the squire set the hear
ing on the day named In order to secure
experts, but Mr.. Emory is sure that he
will win out. The Italian. by the way,
rejoices In the name OF John Smith, ana
vigorously protested against his source
OF living being surrendered to the strong
arm or the law. In dialect which seemed
Incongruous with the name that Eugene
Field 30 charmingly honored In his
patriotic poem, John Smith, U. s. A."
Around the justice shop last night
there were lively scenes. Mr.. Emory had
blood In his eye for the monkey which
bit his son, and the maccaroni devotee
also cut large figure IN the atmosphere
with unintolllgible language. Consider
able Interest Ia attached 10 the case, es-
peclaIly by believers In the Darwinian
theory that mans ancestors were OF the
monkey family, and II the little monkey
Is put down in the category OF vicious
animals, some men VIII feel rather
small
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STREET CAR DAY

Tbs Street Cars WIN be IN The Hand Of
the Falr sex To-day = Great IntsFest
shown in THIS Annual Deed Of Charity.
A moving panorama Of the war win be
on to-day on small scale. Dewey.
Sampson, schley. Watson, Hobson.
Doddridge and other heroes OF the pres
ent conflict win be remembered as street
cars with fair admirals in command 80
sailing By. For Sweet charity's Sake. :"
covers q multitude Of AFFAIRS, bun none
more deserving than street Car Day"
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Benevolent Society,
From o'clock until nearly midnight
society bellies will jerk the indicators,
and collect fare from the patrons Of the
wheeling Railway Company. Every car
will have one or two conductors and a
chaperon, wearing neat badges OF dis
tlnctIon. Just for company's sake, and
'Iest old acquaintance be forgot"
the regular male conductors win be al
lowed to ride on the cars, and settle any
doubtful points which may arise as to
the name Of this street or that street,
For be It known to ali men there is
more than one wheelingite to the manor
born who doesn't know all the streets.
II the war Is over shortly the city
fathers intend 10 pay for street signs.
The conductors and chaparons with the
cars and respective routes, and time Of
their turns" have been previously de-
slgnated in the Intelllgencer. The Main
street office and the barns win be the
starting places. Refreshments will be
served during the day at Negeufetders.
on Market street, and all cars will stop
at this point. The gunboat, Dewey"
Will be IN great demand this evening,
and several trolley parties are contem-
plated.
The ladies' in charge have completed
all the arrangements, and a duplication
of last years success is confidently an
tlclpated. The promoters do not wish to
frlghten anybody, and desire to correct
the impression that the male population
viii be ''feeced." The regular five-cent
fare only will be asked, but. Of course
extra donations win be thanktuiiiy re-
eelved, The ladies are eager for a no
eral patronage. and will always return
correct change, 50 no fear need De ieIt
on that score. .,.z
Two features deserving Of attention
I'm connection with the AFFAIR are the
free ride to the inmates OF the Chill
dren's Home, OH Thirteenth street, and
the donation Of a percentage Of the
proflts to the Clara Barton Red Cross
auxIliary. The children win be given
an outing on the Bridgeport cars this
morning. The Woman's Hospital AS
ISOLATION will give part Of It's percent
age TO the Red Cross auxiliary, shortly
10 be organized in this city.
The conductors have been Instructed
not to keep change. The fare IS hVe
cents, but OF course contributions above
This amount Will be received. For the
round trip on the Dewey car IN the
evening the fare is twenty-five cents.
Tickets can be had at the Mcclure House
Dharmacy
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With 8 feet inches OF water IN the
channel NJ this port, the annual mid
- .,,,.o,,ton ~ NAVIGATION in the
summer suspeio'O- =. - ,.ss -.o,,o,.
upper Ohio river oy the lA'seF pasAe''
Is at hand. and before the end Of the
,yeok ali boats will likely have sus-
"eeA 90 80, -. o-oo.,,or =, +be r,erov
penaeo' WIN ele p''O-. E..,--...
Eloise, T. II, Bayne, Argahd' Lexington
and II. X. Bedford, boats OF light
5,.,,rh, 4bot caD WORT, In and out of q
u'9uSN' 'i'at - - ,,'..-aI =. r,ar-
narrow ana ShaIlO" Chai'iel III . N'''t'
ner that would surprise deep water
sailor.
M t,o ,,ror oussr r,tv was sched-
me ois 'ihet' SNee" 80 ~ r,,--t1
uled to depart this morning loF Slhcih-
natl, after having given up at the Sis
fore In her sttempt to 60 through to
East IJverpooI. bnt Captain Agnew
came IN the conclusion last night that 1t
rvo,,Id he Wise IN eel ont of The upper
I've, J nj the earliest nossIble moment,
bssore even q Tower stage would prevent
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DIED.

TUTrLE-on Tuesday. July s, 1893, q g:So
: O'clock p. m, JOHN WILSON TUT
TILE, in the seth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. near West
Wheeling, Ohio, on Thursday, July Z.
at 2p. m. Friends Of the family In
vited. Interment private at MI Zion
cemetery.
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no REPAIR THE REMATORY.

The council committee on health last
night instructed City Engineer white to
confer with Hamilton Bros, brlckIaycrs,
relative to the repairs TO the cremntory
which were authorized previously. A
BIZ OF 80 for hose for the pest house on
the peninsula, was ordered paid. The
committee will meet again tomorrow
evening. These repairs to the crcma-
tory would not have been necessary had
the Rowland utilizing plant been a go,
but Mr. Rowland was unable to secure
the necessary foBds.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is a
great surprise on account OF its exceed
ing promptness In relieving pain In blad-
der, kidneys and back. In male or fe-
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by II. Ii. List. druggist. Wheeling. w.
Vn tINS
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Stranger tn the CiIy aII wheeling Peo-
pie Abs oHd.
Col. Sam B. Harrison, for years chief
clerk at the Mcclure, wilt leave his sta
ton about the 10th inst. for Somerset,
Pa. where he Will assume the manage
ment of the Highland Inn, new hotel
of 100 rooms just completed. The hotel
is open during the summer months, and
inquiries for rooms have already been
made by number of wheeling people,
for Somerset is an ideal town in the
summer. Col. Harrison VIII be greatly
missed by the travelling public and
Wheeling people in general and the
management OF so important an estab-
lishment is strong testimonial to his
standing in the hotel world. In con-
trast to the army volunteers, Col. Har-
rison forsakes the Front"
Arthur Korne, of Valley Grove, is in
the city.
Frank Bond, of Llanelly, Wales, is a
guest Of the Mcclure.
Prof. b. S. Hlte, of Morgantown, ]. F.
NllAlEAg AAAAA ~ - AAs'AAl " -
are Windsor registers.
Harry S. Cunningham. OF the Eighth
ward, is home from Mingo on account
OF illness In his family.
r. L. Martin, OF Fairmont, F. c. Wells
and S. r. Wells, OF New Martinsville,
stopped at the stamm yesterday.
H. d. Walden, OF Lone Tree. and Mrs.
John Davis and daughter, OF Manning
ton, are registered at the Howell.
Miss Stella NJ. Connel, OF Newark, o.,
returned to her home yesterday, after
visit TO her brother, George w. Connel,
the photographer.
+. NJ, Collie, of the Orange Tree State,
South Africa, is in the city en- route TO
Texas. Mr.. Collier was born In South
Africa and has extensive interests In the
diamond fields. He will spend some
time in Texas, the guest of an old chum.
Mrs. Bernard Horkheimer and child
sailed from New York, Tuesday, on the
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser VIII
helm, for Germany. Some anxiety was
felt by friends OF the family yesterday
lest they had taken passage on the ill-
fated BOurgogne, whose passengers In
cuded number OF Americans.
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Spinal B s.. siiss s sssEgS lES9o ~
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GREENSBORO = River feet 10
inches and rising. Clear and pleasant.
STEUBENvILLE-R 2 feet 4
inches and falling. Clear and pleasant.
OIL CITY-Rlver foot Inches and
falling. Clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE - River feet 4
inches and stationary.
PARKERSBURG-Ohlo river 5 fee.
and falling. Weather clear and hot.
MORGANTOWN = River feet II
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
WARREN-River foot and station
airy. Clear and warmr.
Observation-Disclosures feet . inches
and falling at the dana Clear and
pleasant
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olorama-D. aUNDlNa 9 %.
Money Back
IF YOU WANT IT.

This means: You come in, try on, get fitted and
suited, and buy whatever you like; go home and
change your mind-no matter what reason your
mother-in-law don't like EN-, for instance come
back for your money. We take our chances What
are they2 Generally if you're properly fitted and
suited you stick to your clothes; if not properly
suited we don't, want you to wear around bad adj
vertisement Once in while we lose Hife- We
gain hundred times where we lose once Gain
what? and lose WHAT A sale, Because we put our
customers interest first The firm that don't give
satisfaction, don't dare guarantee satisfaction
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BOATS QUITTING
Low Water Bringing the Usual
Midsummer suspension OF
STEAMBOATS, IN THE UPPER OHIO

QUEEN CITY DEPARTED FOR GIN
c1NNAr1 LAST NIGHT. AND IS
rHE,LAsT OF THE BIG LINERS
T; UNTIL THERE IS A RIsE-yIR-
GINA WILL TURN AT MARI
ErrA-uRAN1A SENT TO IRON
TON WITH A CRACKED cYLIN-
pER-NEWs OF THE RIVER.
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HIVES are terrible torture to The
little folks, and to come older ones
Donn's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief. permanent cure. At any drug
Store, 30 cents. 3
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a LITTLE life may he sacrificed to an
hours delay. Cholera infantum, dysen-
terry, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only
safe plan is TO have DIR. Fowler's EX-
tract OF wild Strawberry always on
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LOCAL BREv1r1Ea
Matter. Of Minor Moment In aud Aboli
the CITY.

Matter, Of Minor Moment In aud Abols
The Freedom Oil company's new
warehouse, on the Peninsula, is about
completed.
Squire Rogers yesterday held 'Bu1z
Auber to the grand jury on the charge
OF burglary. :
The James Filan property. on Market
square, South Side. was sold by Auction
eer Greer to Fred Unrue, yesterday, for
$3.50.
The regular meeting Of the kings
Da ighters Of the Fourth street NJ =.
church will be held tonight at 7:So
O'Clock.
Work has begun on the erection Of =
frame residence for Joseph jackson, on
South Jacob street. E. n. Holiday has
the contract.
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s pgpARTuREs.

1ESIEhOAt' . DEPART OlttAo-
Charleston. ..KANAWHA. / p. m.
SIstersYille.. .ELoISE, A. m.
Ironton. .URANIA, noon.
Cincinnati. ...QUEEN CITY, 10 p. m
Sistersvllle.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington.. :. LEROY, $50 p. m.
Steubenville.. n. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. II. K. BEDFORD, $50 a. IT
SistersV1lle.. .ELyOISE. s a. III.
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II a. m.
Matamoras.. .LE$INGTON, II a, m.
Pittsburgh. j. CUMMlNS; noon
sIsteFsvilIe.. RUTH, 40 .. m.
Darlington. LEROY. 800 p. IN.
Pittsburgh. LORENA, n. m.
Steubenville.. T. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Slstersville. .EI.OISE, S a. m.
Slstersville.. ruth, $3.50 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenVllle. n. II. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
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WHAT'S the secret OF happy, vigorous
health? Simply Keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and Kidneys strong
and active. Burdock Blood Bitters does
IL
The herald., 1898-07-11
ON The VIXEN
REPORT OF THE OFFICERS OF
CERvERA's FLEET
REASON WHY HE WENT WEST
Miscalculated the Speed Of the Ameri-
can ships-How the Ships Went
Into the Fight
associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July o. via
Port Antonio, Jamaica, July 8, 8 p. H.
Copyright. 1893. by the Associated Press.)
Following Is the official account Of the en-
gagement of the Spanish squadron as seen
from the U. s. 8. Vixen:
"At 9:45 a. M, the quartermaster on
duty reported that tug was coming out of
the harbor. Examination proved the ves-
sci to be Spanish cruiser flying large
Spanish flag, and smaller flag at the
masthead, which was thought to be the
admirars flag, as it was on the leading
ship.
1.-THE Vixen at this time was lying about
two miles of shore and two miles to the
westward of Moro castle and from this
time on to the end was never out of sight
Of the chase and was within two miles of
the destruction Of the three armored cruis-
ers.
WORD was at once sent to the command
ing officer and all hands were called to
quarters. All speed was ordered and the
helm put to port to stand farther Off shore
and leave the Brooklyn's fire unobstructed.
The Brooklyn had hoisted the signal that
the enemy was attempting to escape, and
the Vixen, noticing that the leading ship
was turning to the westward, signaled that
the enemy was attempting to escape in that
direction.
The herald., 1898-07-11

st. Michaels. The returning prospectors,
who bring about $4,000 with them, have
been in Alaska from one to twenty-five
years. Half Of the party will return to
work their claims. These Yukon miners
include J. H. Ellis, Chicago; T. E. Halter,
Detroit; w. +. Pinkham, Boston; Joseph
Bird, Baltimore and =. Hardie, Williams
port Pa.
The passengers from Dawson are conf
dent that the output Of Dawson will run
far over s15,OOO,00O. Manook will produce
not less than 100000. Circle City will also
contribute in no small degree to the total
product from the Alaska placers.
The Yukon Is said to be higher that 1t
has been known for years. overlooked its
banks at Manook, where number of min
ers' cabins were washed away by the flood.
One of the passengers from Manook, Ern-
est Claxton of San Francisco, reported that
word had reached Manook that the little
river steamer Governor Stillman had been
totally wrecked at Kuskequem and her
passengers had lost all their provisions and
outfits in the disaster. For thirty-six hours
after the boat was wrecked the passengers
were compelled to remain in the trees
lining the river banks until the flood SUBJ
sided enough to allow them to reach a
place of safety.
At the time the Hattie I. Phillips sailed,
four schooners were lying at ST. Mici.a FL
ready to receive the outcoming miners and
loaded with other gold-seekers who are
ready to take their places in the river
camps.
The herald., 1898-07-11
BENEATH A RAINBOW
Reinforcements for Shafter Sail Under
The Bow of Promise

CHARLESTON, s. c., July 10.-The
steamship Rita. captured recently off Cuba
by the Yale and purchased yesterday by
the United States government for $125. 900.
sailed for Santiago this afternoon with $50
men of the Sixth Illinois regiment and
their baggage. One battalion of the regi-
ment sailed with the expedition under Gen.
Garretson on the Columbia. 1t was found
that the Rita could not carry the remain
ing 800 men, so companies D and M were
left here. This divides the regiment badly
The embarkation at $3.50 o'clock was an
inspiring sight. The men of the Sixteenth
Pennsylvania and Second and Third Wis
consin regiments were drawn up on neigh
boring pier heads, their reglmental bands
playing patriotic airs, which were re-
sponded to by the band Of the Illinois regi-
ment on the steamer 1t had been raining
hard all day, but just as the Rita drew out
into the stream a perfect rainbow ap-
peared, spanning the entrance to the har-
Dor like triumphai ARCH under which the
ship was sailing. The watching soldiers
caught the significance Of the incident and
a cheer swept along the water front that
could be heard all over the city.
The Grand Duchess is expected off the
lar tonight to take a third expedition to
Santiago tomorrow.
The herald., 1898-07-11
THE MOTHERS MANIFESTO
Four Million Copies Circulated in Spain--The Min
listers and Press Attacked

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