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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-21
LATE NE rs BY WIRE

Santiago de Cuba, Sept 20.-The French
steamer La Goergus Croise arrived here
this morning from San Domingo (city)
with 80 refugees and sailed this afternoon
with fifty passengers for Neuvftas.
Yokohama, Sept D.-The japanese gov
eminent has replied to the circular of
Count Muravieff. the Russian foreign
minister. suggesting international disarm
ament. The reply supports the Gar
proposal.
Dedham, Mass. Sept. 2O.-Thomas Bay
ard loses ground. although his wonderful
constitution makes a strong resistance.
He passed a estIess night last night and
today was considerable weaker than at
any time during his sickness.
Baltimore, Sept. 2O.-Colonel Richard
Malcolm Johnson, the novelist and lectur-
err is reported as dying at the Maryland
general hospital in this city. Colonel
Johnson has ben I'll for several months
and his physicians say his death is but a
question of time
Berlin, Sept 20-Count Stolbergh-wern-
igerode. calvary captain. has been ar
rested on account OF the death OF Sergeant
Scheinhardt from the effects Of sword
wound behind the ear, inflicted by the
count for impertinence during the recent
n1aneuvers in Alsace-
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CONFER
Regarding the Conduct OF the State
Campaign in New York

New York. Sept. 20.-A conference which
was said TO be important. took place at
the headquarters of the Democratic cam
paign committee in the Hoffman House
today. United States Senator Murphy,
Richard Croker, and State Senator Nc
Carron, Hugh McIaughlin's personal rep
resen tative. took part in it. Ex-senator
David B. Hill was not present, but he
was few blocks away, at the Hotel Nor
n9ndie. 1t was said that another con-
ference would be held later today or To-
morrow, which Mr.. Hill would attend.
Those VINO participated in the conference
that was held today protested that there
was no disposition to anticipate the ac-
ton of the state convention in the mat
ter of candidates and platform Mr.. Nc
Carron intimated that the committee
would elect to conduct the campaign on
state issues, basing his Judgment upon the
consensus of opinion obtained at the re-
cent convention of Democrats editors OF
New York state.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

The vaudeville show at the Auditorium
is a unique success. During the past year
this form of theatrical entert atnme1t has
grown rapidly in the popular favor. One
by one the legitimate stars are joining
the vaudeville ranks 10 the popular de-
mand for variety, and a respite from the
traditional five-act drama. The OpheBm
circuit, controlling the most important
attractions in the market. Is an import
ant factor in the amusement world Of all
the largest cities OF fhe United States
Mr.. Biting is fortunate in securing for
the week of the fair some OF the best
attractions OF the circuit There are no
better or more popular singers than the
members of the Jubilee Singers, who. by
the way. nave entertained more than one
Wichita audience as benefits OF church
and independent entertainments at the
Opera House. Prof. St. Glars aerial per-
formanees are the finest ring exhi bitions
ever seen here and are appsauded with
enthusiasm. The real black face come
dams must be seen to be appreciated
The Marietta Sisters are artists IN their
line. the very poetry of motion in their
eyoluuons. The program IS one eontin-
uous performance. every number fuH Of
interest. They give an entire new pro
gram every night.
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DEMO-POPS AT KlNGFlSHER
Meet in County Convention and Kea.
ton Addresses Them

TON AUUFtSSc5
Kingfsher. o. T.. Sept 2o.-(special)-
The Kingfsher county Democrats. Peo-
Pies Party and Free Silver convention
assembled here in the opera house at 10
O'Clock today. George Wilson chairman
OF the Free Silver county central commit
tee. called the convention 10 order and
read the call.
DR.. ]. E Ruhl and T. J. Murphy were
placed in nomination for temporary chair
man and DR.. Ruhl was elected. Joseph
Trowers and Miles W. Judge were chosen
secretaries,
The following committees were appoint
ed:
Credentials-M. Eaton. j. A Smith. j.
L. Woodwork, D, J. Fahey. John Hanlo-
wick.
Resolutions-H. c. Wilson, r. R. Gas
kell DR.. Spencer Barker, T. c. Abercrum-
bic. G.. NJ. Bixler.
Order Of business and permanent organ
ization-Dr. A. L. Shares. John Towner.
R. Roberts. B. F. Falls, ]. w. Rivers
At u o'clock the convention took a
recess until clock. having first invited
Judge J. r. Keaton, candidate Of the
Oklahoma City Democratic convention,
for delegate in congress. to address the
convention for thirty minutes.
At 2 o'clock ]. r. Keaton was intro
duced and spoke for over an hour on local
matters. He closed by telling the con-
vention that ne did not believe that the
people could trust the Republican party
to give them free homes. His speech did
not come up to the public expectation.
At o'clock only three nominations had
been made. Spencer S. Saunders was
nominated and Lee Chapman for treas
urer; ]. B. Cockerll. for county clerk.
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CITY IN BRIEF

". d. Campbell is sick a. his home on
South Water street.
J. 3. Dickey Jr.. o, Newton was here
yesterday attending the fair.
Mrs shelhsmmer OF Norwich ard her
granddaughter are visiting Ia the city.
W Z Marsh Is in Peabody for a few
days attending 70 some business affairs.
Mrs. Mary Ely OF Cumberland county.
IL. Is visiting Judge Wal. her nephew.
George Morgan Ieft Monday evening with
a carload of horses for Beunauan. Tex
Mr.. and Mrs J. A Brzaels q Kansas
City ars here visiting friends ard taking
ia the falr.
Isaac Cadwalisder Of winhs's aas moved
to tbs city ard xiH make his future RESI-
dence here
Ms stella McNauEhten has accepted
position a. cashier a. Langs5orf & star-
geoH-s grocery
Mrs.. p. c. Hunt came down from No
Paersoa % visit wltA relatives ard AXE
IN the STATE fair
Miss Nora Eg satt O. H-est wichita e a.
te--a-nsnE & - cara 81 Nsrrsy @ Pattsr-
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NY MOTHER-IN-LAW.

The Sharpley Lyceum Theatre company
played 20 an extraordinary large audi-
ence last night at the Crawford Grand.
The bin was farce-cOmedy entitled My
AiOther-in-law." and was very funny. Mr..
Sharpley. who made the most OF the part.
which gave him full scope as a clever
comedian Mr. Willard DashieII was also
very interesting. Miss Lorta EmmOns
seemed to be there 10 look pretty. IN
which she succeeded admirably Cora
Morland. as Mrs. Scoldern the mother-in-
law. kept the audience IN roars Of laugh
ter. The Girl Prom Texas" viii be played
by this popular repertoire company to-
nigSlt
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interest o, his business and attending IN.

interest Of his business and attending the
fair.
Milo Mckee. one Of Newton's society
men. was here yesterday taking In ths
fair. He returned home last night but
Will be back Thursday.
DR. and Mrs. j. L. Hays OF Howard Kan.
are visiting in the city and attending the
fair. the guests Of their son. William W.
Hays. and family OF GIG South Lawrence.
Among the good things on the program
for the opening exercises OF the Friends
university this morning at 10 o'clock will bs
vocal solos by local artists. Miss Eudora
Woods and Miss Bird NJ. shultz
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Norris are home
from their wedding tour. They spent most
of their honeymoon in Omaha visiting the
exposition. They will b al home to their
numerous friends In a few weeks at so9
North Market street.
Mrs. s. c. Sp0tts Of oPrtsmouth. ~ II.
IS visiting in the city with friends and
relatives for few days She vii return
in a. few days 70 New York CITY and there
she will take steamer for Scotland. where
she VIII spend the winter.
Photographs HardeD assisted by Prof.
Schuman. took fash light photos of thu
interior OF the packing house yesterday.
Thursday night they viii catch the sons
Of Herman. Prof Schuman Is q gensus
with the camera
The tabernacle meeting on Market street.
one block south OF the postofice 10 stin
in progress and will continue over next
Sabbath. Rev. l. .. Pembleton Will be
present until after next Sunday. Rev. G.
B. Ebey Of California viii preach wedncs-
day al Thursday evenings.
FL Reno Bell: Miss villa HOLSTER. a
charming young lady. has returned TO her
hornt In Wichita. after an exten6ed visit
among relatives and friends. Miss Hol-
lister made many friends during her visit
and all regret 20 lose her and will vel
come her return ia the future.
Mr. }. II. Earle representing che North
Galveston Fruit company. Il IN the cry
exhibiting some very extraordinary psara
They are of the variety known as tbs
CARRIER fruit Two plates 81 thern are On
display AZ wells MllIer's drug soore. Two
specimens are certainly monsters One
81 them weighs on~ pond three ano ore
nalf ouncer and measures Il %lnches IN
circumference.
The Fl Dorado Republican says: Horace
NJ joy. minor. has brought s1it sEains,
the Missouri Pacific Railroad company Dor
3 90 damagts. lie vas passenger on ore
~ the trains which met IN . hsst-end
olllsion near Wichlts July p and was in
tured BY being thre~n against ths SIDE
~ the car. JOY lives near Douglas. and
sues by hls next friend. VI. p. Barrett
Reden & Kramer are he attorneys
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Horse Show at Kansas CITY

Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 2O.-Eght good
events were on the program at the third
day of the horsh show at Paramount Park
today. One event that ELECTED especial
interest was tina tcarrying the National
Saddle Horse Breeders association sup
for stallion, mare or gelding thre years
old and under. The entries were: Jane
Carter. by Gay Bros, Pisgah, KY;
KY; Chester, Jr., by J. r. Crenshaw,
SCOTS Station, Ky; General Duke and
Unnamed. by J. T. Hughes, Lexington.
Ky; Colonel Moberly, by ]. Q. Hitch,
West Liberty, III.
Perfect weather again prevailed and a
fair sized crowd was in attendance.
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Furnished by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 1851
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Robert Hifditch to Pearl E. Rogers,
65x132 com. ne cor. City Park so
Nelson Swan to Bshell Bronston,
lots Il and u. sec .; lot 6, sec
A-26-1w.. So. INSTRUMENTATION. $50
James W. Stevenson to Eshell Bron-
ston, n hf ne or sec 2-26-1w $50
Mary A. Gitzhoffen to George w.
Dorman. lots 9. 10 and II, blk 2,
Garden Plain ................ ........ 10
T. J. Cole to Ell X. Evans lot l24
Wichita street, Neiderlander's add 10
Lewis Ward to S. A. johnson, lots
Sand 20. Lawrence ave, Greiffen-
STEMS add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Frederick Newton Gawthrop to ]. G.
Fischer, hf NV or sec S1-29-4w.... 40
TAX DEEDS.
Sedgwick county 10 Dean Gordon,
lots 81 and So. Cleveland ave, Gar
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Sedgvack county TO S. L. Davis.
90x25 com. y " ne cor. lot g. Fourth
ave. H4lton's add: lots A ana B,
Ohio ave. Strodes' add.............. z
Seslgwick county TO S Culbertson,
lots q. 50 and ~. Rock Island ave,
Rock Island add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s
Sedgwick county TO David Richard
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Logan add ...-...... ...-..-...--....
Sedgwick county to A. S. Parks, lots
Is and l.. Fourth ave. Mead's add ~,
Sedgwick county 20 W. T Crsnor,
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Sedgwick county 70 A. y. Blanchard.
lot .. Stephen street, Stephens
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CITY NEWS
MARCHING THROUGH PORTO RICO
New Two Step Published BY Prof
MariaRer

Professor J. NJ. MarTlager has Just pub
hshed and placed on sale az the different
music stores a twO-step for piano and
organ. entitled Marching Thriugh Porto
Rico" Those acquainted with the pro
lessor will not hesitate 70 purchase Il.
That he is compores OF recognized abiI-
ity. his publications from time 20 time
testify.
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when Cheap Tickets VIII be sold

October s. 8. 10. H. u and 13 are the dates
on which low-rate tickets to Pittsburs will
be sold via Vandalia-Pennsylvani Shot,
Lines account Knights Templar Conclave.
Low fare privileges will be open to, every
body who may wish to make ne trip. For
rates and full Information apply % ". F.
Drummer, A. G. 2. Agt., S. Louis.
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TWO DATES FOR DAVIS
At Enid and Guthrie, and Pos
sibIy Others.
JOINT DEBATE SCHEME
Of the Demo-Pops About as
Good as Rejected.

Guthrie, o. II, Sept. ao-(Special.)-
Chairman Grimes Of the Republican terri
torial central committee is in receipt of
a dispatch from Washington which con-
Veys the gratifying information that Hon
Webster Davis, assistant Secretary of the
interior, will make at least two Fpeeches
IN Oklahoma during the campaign in be-
half Of the Republican cause. Immediate
ly after Flynn's nomination Mr.. Davis de-
clared his desire 10 assist in his election.
The direction OF national speakers is I'M
der the control of the Republican congress
sional commits tee, of which Congressman
Babcock is chairman and Congressman
Jesse Overstreet secretary, and recog niz-
ing the intensity and importance of the
campaign in Oklahoma the committee de-
cided to give Mr.. Davis two dates in the
territory-at Enid and Guthrie. Under
the tour mapped out by the committee
Mr.. Davis first engagements are in Mich
igan, Indiana and Missouri. From these
states he will come TO Enid on September
80, and will speak in Guthris on October
/. Chairman Grimes > nov in teleSraphIc
communicat ton with the congressional
committee with the object of securing
date for MIR. Davis at Oklahoma City, or
at least to have a day meeting at that
place and a night meeting at Guthrie
The territorial committee is also in COM
munication with other speakers OF ma
tional renown, and it is hoped to secure
the presence of Congressman Lacey OF
Iowa, an able champion of free homes,
and the venerable Galusha Graw, of Penn
sylvania, the father of the original home
stead law.
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Edgar ". Jones, who has been nornin-
ated by the Democrats Of Logan county
for county attorney. arrived in Guthrie
last night with the pretty and accom-
ptished bride whose Wooing was not with
out its touch Of romance A large repre-
sentation OF Guthrie society was present
in the parlors of the Elks club 70 give the
newly welded couple a cordial greeting
and the customary toast OF the Elks was
DRUNK with a gusto
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aaaieha au EAGLE: aednesdau oine sepmber 81 ses

of distributing the stores. The fault does
not lie with President Mckinley. nor with
Secretary Alger, but is due TO the curse
OF the prevalent system OF politics which
permits Of the appointment of degenerate
sons Of prominent men and persons with
political puff to responsible positions in
The army.
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Sergeant Ira a. Hill. one OF the gallant
bows OF Oklahoma who went with Roose-
welt 20 Cuba, returned last Saturday night
to his home IN Newkirk where honors and
attention are being showered upon him II
sufficient quantity 70 completely upset a
less firmly balanced head Sergeant HllF =
appearance does not indicate that he was
& victim OF privation and starvation. stories
Of which ars current In the sensational
eastern press, but al thu same tine he
stoutly maintains that re uniformly good
condition % the Rough Riders IS due %
the excellent discipline maintained oy their
Commanding officers WOOD and Roosevelt.
and thar intsni gent conprehe1 % tire
necessities OF he soldiers The regard n
which thee@ tua officers are held by tnetT
soldiers TIE regard IN which thsss tao
officers are held ~ thetr men sproaches
fsolat-y. ard Sergeant Hi5Ts face lights
u with eathu<aSu IN rs warm sxpres-
SONS concerz.-g th.ir Leadership. Sergeant
HaE Is lawyer ~ profession and possesses
the capacity of intelligent oossrvatiaa born
OF his military experience
He SAYS IL an Interview = EstuFu 20
civil .i.s Grn be3eveF lu Ire reorEaa-Ea-
ton % The army on . .sasAs tAas xi.I take
Il out Of poiftics ard fAzs permit the azeT1t
system 20 prevail S7EiisEs ssoEiy sts-se-1
To death ~hile vast stores Of p-oy1ssS-s
routed aecasse % ne Incompetence &C POI
iticAl oGcerx TOO ignn-zzt o. Ire Ezesaoss
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prevent
Pneumonia

Prevention is always better than
cure, even when cure is possible.
But so many times pneumonia is not
cured that prevention becomes the
natural act of that instinct of self
preservation which is the first law
of nature" Pneumonia can be pre-
vented and is often cured by the use
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Some years ago I had a severe cold and
was threatened with pneumonia. could
neither eat nor sleep, and was in a wretched
condition | procured a bottle Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and took it according TO the
directions and at the end of fifteen daysw as
as we'll and sound as before the attack.
have recommended it in many cases Of pneu-
monia since, and have never known 1t to fad
n eHectng a cure"
JOHN HENRY, st. Joseph, Ia.
Il was attacked with cold that settled
on my lungs. and deied the skill Of my ply
sicians so that they considered me incursble.
At last began 10 use Ayers Cherry Pectoral
and was entirely cured after having taken
two bottles
FRANCISCO A. SEvERIAN0,
Taunton Nask
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work in Gotten MILL thirty-hve years of age and
have been bothered with indigestion and dyspepsia about
five years Have had several DOCTORS but of them
helped any, spent several hundred dollars for
doctors and medicines but instead of getting better got
Finally, heard of Ripans Tabules and decided
to try them After had used them weeks CON-
menced get better. In three months was like new
and say my brought about by the of
Rpans Tabues. believe they the only for
dyspepsia.
drug @ ss 5-: s c r T
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Treasury statement

Washington, D. C.. Sept 21.-Today's
statement % the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. S5Is. 90. sl7:
gold reserve, s243 55s.212
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henzollern. But precisely as a family
family fatality.
The gift of prophecy has gone, horo-
scopes have lost their meaning. What the
future holds, what pfantoms lie in wait
for this particular descendant Of an Ill
omened house. none may foretell Yet
though her existence be more obscure
than that of her mother, more effaced
than that of her father. more insignifi-
cant than either. it will be serene in
sweetness, if only by comparison with the
tragic lives of those whose history is in
terconnected with her own and of which
the assassination of an empress resem-
bles the climax EDGAR SALTUS,
Harness Races at Terre Haute
Terre Haute. Ind, Sept .2o.-The second
days events of the Terre Haute Trotting
association meet developed several bril-
liant finishes. Especially was this true of
the 30 pace, in the second heat of which
Sherman Clay was nearly run off his feet
several times by Nicol B. In the finish Of
the third heat of this race five horses welt
under the wire 50 punched that a blanket
would have covered them, Sherman Clay
winning by nose from Nicol B. In the
third heat of the 2:13 tror Pilatus On ~
nose from belmont, who ran neck and
neck with Red Star, with Humboldt not
a half length behind the leaders and the
field at her heels. The track is becoming
better each day. Results:
2:2S trot-Minnie Brentwood won in
straight heats. Time, 2:13 IA 2:14 "a, 2:i4.
Alice Dorman, second; Maggie Lass, third;
Fannie Braune, fourth. Minnie Brentwood
went every heat better than her previous
record. Nobby and Royal Rene also start
ed. Six entries.
2:09 pace-Sherman Clay won in straight
heats. Time, POI IA 2:O9 1-2, 2:OS IA Nicol
B, second; Satin Slipper third; Milton S,
fourth King Egbert and Miss Williams
also started.
2:13 trot-Pilatus won in straight heats.
Time, 2:09 IA 2:1O 1-2. PIP IA ]. B. D.,
second; Delmonte, third; Al Rice fourth
Nernut, ]. w. Cd, Red Star, jamie T, Me-
dunn Wood and Humboldt Maid also start
ed. Prince of India and D. L. C. were
withdrawn
Challenge. $500, % otrot-ManzanIlIo won
second and fourth heats and race. Time,
2:24 1-2, 2;23 1-2. Battle AK, second. Axnit
also started.
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