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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-17

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Wedding
Invitations
Season 'o7-'Sa
Church Weddings
The designs for Invitations b
church weddings are superb.
Church Card
The Card Of AdmtOta1ee b %.
| titA
Church Reception Card
The Reception Card after the
wedding is large and elaborate
At Home Card
At Home Gard In neat. medlun
size
Home Wedding
Invitation
Home Wedding Invttatiea b 9
large double sheet. plain whitA
Reception Invitation
Reception Invitation II q plain
white. printed on regulation siss
Of card board.
Ceremony Card
The Ceremony Card n "A unique
affair Of pretty design.
At Home Cards
TIE Al Home design b nSR.
Announcements
As well a. The Announesreat
Cards
Dancing
Announcements
Dancing Announcements for yrf-
vste parties are small white four
page sheets. printed OF engraved
on nrst paga
Literary
Announcements
Literary Announcements are Q
single sheet proper size. piAin
engraving.
Club Invitations
Club Iaviations have two-
initial letter design.
Two-Letter Monograms
Single Initials
Tvo-lstter Monogram embossed
n fad this season on ladies'
stationery; also single Initial
Calling Cards
Tais year are small and eeInty.
II you want anything in this
line Of Fine Printing or Engf..
Ing for Weddings, Announce
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wounds dressed until he reached Long
Island.
Private u. Il. Houston. seventh In
at III Caney. told Of his experiences In
hospital at Siboney. lie SAD that
when the wounds came TO De dressed 70
was found shat the primary bindages
had been lost.
lie said that In the general hospital
at Slboney the wounded men suffered
extremely. They suffered on the way
owing 90 She spnngiefs wagon having
NJ straw ~ the bottoms. In the hos
lttai the greatest difficulty was In get
ting food OF a proper nature Tor men
In Their condition. Canned fuld could
be bought. hut those who had ~ money
had 70 ~ without. The only FOOD is-
sued was che canned beef and tomatoes.
These we're issued as ratlpns, hut deli
clcics and uraugcs had to be purchased.
He described visit OF Miss NILS. aud
an unpleasant controversy between hes
ana the doctor. after which che men
had better treatment.
Mgtnes testified to hearing the mon
call out Tor water. and then hearing
the nurses fn she adjaccH tents scout,
shut up" for reply. one OF the
wounded died after caiNrg flr water
IN this way He added that after be-
Ing ten days az SllunEy. b. went ON
board the city OF Washington. ana
was there treated very well. The opp1r-
iunii'cs for surgical attendance on the
vessel were cxcelioni
Tho board adjourned until $50 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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A PECULIAR REMEDY.
som.thing About III. New Discovery Tor
Curing Dyspepsia.

The Rev. Il. 1. Roll. a highly esteemed
-,,inis,sr residing In Weedsport, Cayu-
~ % \. ", In a recent letter writes
~ foiiows; There has never been any
Sh.ne that have taken that has re-
Moved the Dyspepsia from which ] have
suffered for ten years except the new
remedy called stuaus pyspepi'a TAB
alstress al all after eating ana again
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n /. He'll. Woedsport. N. ", rormelpJ.
- si,s,rt's Dyspepsia Tablets IA a re-
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a certain cure for all forms OF indlgcs-
nom. hut because Il seems 20 act as
thoroughly In Old chronic cases OF dyH'
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digestion of blliousness. person has
dvsneps,a simply because the st0ma h
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,ess vegetable remedy 10 digest the
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TWO DAYS on AooNy.
Private Houston Wounded at ~ Carney
was Under = Tree forty-tight ii"urs'

Boston, Mas, Nov. 29.-The war IN
yes,lgat.on committee began rs hear
ing IN Boston today, all ,ne members
bong present except col. DENLY. Gen,
Mccook acted as pres.dcnf.
Leonard w. johnson OF North Cam
bridge, contract nurs". was the frst
witness. His testimony bore on the
treatment OF sick passengers on board
che city ~ Berlin, by which steamer
be returned from Ponce. Porto Rico.
Johnson testified that no one was taken
on board the City OF Berhn who was
rot able ~ take care ~ himself. but In
spite OF that, he and Mr.. Saunierson
were ordered to look after twelve m. n
who were sick. Thdr orders were 10
Keep all al work under penalty OF be-
ms themselves. a. well as the delin-
quents. placed In irons. The witness
said that though he was sick. he was
obliged to attend 10 Uhers night and
day.
Or, Bracket, ~ the Massachusetts, vol-
unieer aid association thought shat
there were medicines enough on the
seguaranca. There were, however, al
most ~ prepared foods or a'ny kinds OF
hood for convalesceps, lie ana Capt.
Mccook bought supplies from the ships
steward and gave them 20 the mon.
There was See On board, 10 be had once
a day by paying rot n.
DR., Richard CABOT of Boston de-
cared that the hospitals IN Porto blco
We're admirable.
Corp. william Kenilds. seventh In
iantry, testified 10 being wounded In
three places IN the banie ~ III Caney.
lie remaA ned under a tree. and II was
two days af,erward he went aboard
the ohyelte. lie did 10, get hls
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Holds tho worlds record for long
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minutes.
The burlington Route IA 1875! miles
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Offers a wider choice OF routes than
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II. Louis. Omaha. Kansas City and all
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Two through trains each way daily.
VeAlIbuled buffet smoking library
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Finest dining car service In the world.
Dining ears operated on the cafe plan,
tina, Is. you pay only for what you or.
der
Tickets at Offices OF connecting lines.
I. A. BENTON. Tickc. Agent, II. q,
W. Ry.. Dooly Block
II. y. NESLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w. y. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt.,
?it =. w. Temple ST.. salt Lake City.
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kTAelaSce COLUMN.

~. ,t,,tt-o,..r,,,,,rt ,p,piov,ys On cub,
were paid one months pay yesterday.
Twelve Of those who we're injured In
tho expiosion al Havana Monday have
died
srh. .,...,.. -,,,,o. m. a,,tv.a nj,
Manila ftnm sydn.y. N n ~. with
ruplica.
Charles McKlnnon, n member Of an
ONION regiment. A. dead In Manila of
amnlipox
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Cen ii'e ,,si.' n,,,.a' IN nv psinn
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daiin y. .,",Hv' SA'' iaN' I'VE ''
'"'h'"'' '"A''''
The evacuation Of cuba will be end.
Cd with the stnbRfkntion ~ Las Villas
diyision under Glen AEuirrr
,. $500. 49,, -
rived with r'inforcsmsnis' There are
other transpofta expected daily.
a., ,,,n,,.. ., n.a,.,. ..,.,.,,
MOI. William COOK plnielr, n..lsteh,
gdiuirnt Fcnctnl, has BEEN honorably
discharged from tho volunteer army
Ad,tr.. f,,,n ttnito .av the nntivcs
N",,h w. tsiands NM. ssiab.
~. ,s,n,,ta,l t,t",sna.,, ~ iusan
"s"'' '''''''' u.s.
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ArrAIns IN cuBA.
Major General Halter Has . Long Talk
with th. President on IN. subleet.

Washington, Nov, .9,-'MaJ. Gcn. NJ
g. Butler had afUther conference with
the PrealdeB, today concerning araifa
In Cuba. In an interview he said;
Since che American commissioners
have been Ia Havana about 10000 sol
dlers have been sent back 60 splSn.
Thlrty-two transports will som arrive
there and cake away from 10000 to co.
90 more. The remainder Will depart
about the LIST OF January or soon after
ward"
Den. Butler said that 4 was hard 30
tell how many Spanish soldiers viii
remain on the Island 10 become citi.
xenE. AZ one time decree was Issued
permitting some 10 make their homes
in Cuba. but this was wfhirawn.
Gen. Butler added a good word for
the Spanish soldiers. tie said he had
never seen q more orderly or better be-
haved hot OF men, lie saw thousands
of them every day, and never wit
messed d!sorderly act. Gen butler
said that nobody could approximate
the time when this country could turn
things over 10 the cuhana. de had
found the Cubans bright and well edu-
cated. lie believed that many Span
lafds would soon Join with the cubans
and take part In the affairs OF the
Islands
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nom " rAiLED.
Three rrsln iisndli. are Welcomed will,
Watering Warmth.

seialIa. No.. Nov. 30.-.Mlssouri Pa
enc passenger train No. n. which left
~ Joseph NJ $3.50 .. m. yesterday VIA
hahita city running from the latter
Wy over the Lexington branch. MA
heli ~ four and a half miles west OF
selaAa. at 1855 last night by three
masked men. one Of whom. jim West.
On engineer N the complny'a employ.
sAH captured, while second II be-
nsyed 10 have been wounded. and ,he
W.fi csuiped.
originally the hoid.up was 90 have
.sslifed las, Friday night. but one OF
We m"u implicated weakened. and the
lenW was postponed. Last night
superintendent l.. ID. Hopkins was app
!lsgi ma, che hold-up was arranged
,t tonight, and he prepared p1r q.
Mhen The train left Kansas city at bi4i
M * secret service men In the
",ni Ahys employ were aboard.
Mh'n the point where the attempt
- 10 De- made was approached, two
,he mon, Tom Furkng uf 81. Louis,
~ w, w, Kay OF the Missouri Paofic
VIZ NOR position In the cab OF tho
etlne' -Four more men with Detective
taht barnett of the Missouri Pacific
~ NsAWatomle, Kan, In charge, were
"sfelet IN the baggage car.
nc nile west Of Georgetown. al
'4lly Creek, Engln-er DGaels was
,.hAl.ri 10 sop. and did -. AZ once
p lhree robbers opened fire, which
M returned by the c0mpany's posss
* men. Fully twenty shots wer,
ihsgi' when the robbers reahzed
80. lhey We're trapped, and began 4
rlsNL The officers gave pursuit. AM
s.nslheer Jim We0t. freight man, wa
h,Huivd The officers fred a uunbel
shlts, and II n reported that The
ll Fobhcr was wounded, but this Il
- oorroborated.
,,th train then came on 60 Sedalla
oucL1,,tN was eomn,tted 50 jadl. A
10y az possible a posse was organ
hGit snd proceeded TO the scene Of tn
c,ti.up, 81 the hope OF capturing tn
az tNo robbers. The company ON
h,rs. e'e slli 10 be In Possession Of tn
AZ 1i she two remaining robbers
"glt eaf.ure IL considered certain
mo- l.,e0 O'clock this "wednesday
s."ss q poriton Of the posse In pur
turnst W. Two remalr,ng ratbers re-
Thsy They had made no capture
vftb EARNED whore one OF the robbers
az naily shattered arm, had Gale.
M lFhhluse for baniagcs. clliminl
whit nll Deen accidentally WOUNDED
Tive, ny ga In coon hup1ng. Detec
win s'in fnrlong and Frank Barnett
the unken men, are stlll searehlni
bold.ps IN ;he vldmty OF tn
=" West Is a n,an of family. an
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.iiAnRY TIM VALET
King Pin Jeweiry Thief IL Ssebsd by Scot
land Yard Tees In babylon.

London. Nov. ea-The fwo men ar
rested here yesterday. who had In their
possession a considerable, quantity OF
jewelry, etolcn carry last month on
bnrd . tnain running between Paris
and Calais. from the dowagvr duchess
81 Sutherland. give their names a.
Jlnn.on and Lippman. The men were
afialgned In the IVES, London police
court today. und were remarked.
The police say tha; $1,000 worth OF
me stolen Jewels, mos OF which had
been reset. have been recovered. Tho
duchess Identified the articles found In
the possession Of the prisoners. The
total value Of the jewelry stolen on tic
tTuin was tsoOOO. and among the ar.
tlcles WAS necklace valued 81
igg 900, Tho chief prisoner, johnson,
IL known TO the police as Harry the
Naift," und 10 considered one Of the
cleycrcst jcwrlry SLEEVES In Europe.
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Ro.ser Got. Annther IrlaL

San Francisco. Nov. 29.-The jury In
the oase OF Walter Hosser, the Tenncs.
see soldier who on SEPT. 10 shot and
Killed civilian, Henry Hiherhand,
while under the Influence Of liquor
whitci had been druFged. remealned out
all night ard reported to Judge Wul.
lace today that 4 had been unable 90
come TO an agreement. six juryinen be-
ing for conviction Of murder in the Sec
ond degree and she other six avoring
absolute acquittal. The young man
Will have his second trial next week.
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New York. Nov. 2a.-Ncsierfi ny. IN d
published interview. C1ic' 20 was quoted
no saying hat he was wfil'tg % nch
a.rlrkcy aeain for nuihlng provided n.
WIS aluW,I his training expenses. To-
diy Tom O'Routke. sharkoy'f mama
ger. Issued the following card; "Cir-
hsm has stated H. Will nffu shark y
for nothing II allowed tuininE *.
peusfa. sharkey accepts. providing ih0
proceeds ~ 20 the poor ~ "a Christina
pf. she press 20 form a cUnm;ie'
who will distribute tie money. H..
Corbcf name the time. which must nos
be iatcr than two weeks hence.
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THEN TIE MEETING BROKE UP
One Man Killed in a chieigo pOliteal
Gathering.
Rival Factions Of q Republican club Have
q osudy aud Corey Time over
an Election.

Chicago. Nov. GAN attempt 10
break up the annual meeting OF the
Eighteenth ward Republican club al
Monroe streets this evening resulted
In the der.h Of one OF the attacking
party. and the woundlng VI several VI
those who participated In tho night
DEAD.
Charles Lattmcr. a briekaycr. In.
stantly killed.
WOUNDED.
william Mahoncy. policeman at the
Dcspiainop street station. AhJ. tn both
arm. and In she side. will recover.
John W. Landors laborcr. nngcr
shot on.
John Prince. Janitor OF the building.
shot la the left leg. serious.
The club held st. aDnual election to-
night. and Their .as much rivalry be-
tween fact0rs beaded by Coroner
lcrz and JOAN Rogers. an cx-mcmbcr
OF che csty counssl. over the offices
The Borx facton gained possession of
DEckiaysra' hall. Rogers followers
met IN another hail and marched In a
body 60 the hail. The greater number
Of them remained IN the street. but
buten HHFths FRANK ahtuHhas WI
liam Halncs. George Callahan und a
few others entered the hail.
Stories diner ~ - what followed.
bG the members Of che licrz faction
IN che hall aud the two pohce officers
who were stationed at the door Of the
room In which she meeting was held.
assert that she men of the Rogers fac
ton came nolselcssly up she Stair.
having revOiyerr Ia thHr hands. ON
"a NNhAnAN communicated Than IN halt
bD; they pEfd no attention TO him. and
Just AZ they reached she door come one
fired a shot.
Instantly pistols were drawn on
every side. and she firing was pr1ny =
cuouS Coroner Iicrx was one Of the
iirgi 90 IRE when the trouble started.
Almost at the first shot I.attlmer
threw up his hands and rolled down
the stairway dead. His compansona
continued thc hght only a short time
and then they ned down che stairway.
~ the nrri Hhc, q crowd OF the Herr
faction came pouring IN from the hall.
tntcnt upon attacking the in,ruicra.
but the nghi was over IN an instant
aad the Rogers sympathlzers were
gone.
The story cold by the Rogers crowd
IL that Lattimer knocked ON the door,
ana demanded admission. lie at
tempted 90 force his way In. and was
shot down ani the FIGHT followed,
~ waE0n-i0ai Of officers was quick
~ at the door OF the hall. coming from
DcAplaln"a street station. WHICH IL
only a short distance away. Details
were promptly sent after the nynf;
members of the Rogers party. but up
ca moonlight none OF them had been
| caught.
Prince. the jan.,or WIS put under
arrest. Il being charged that he had
counlysd at the attack. when II was
/ found. however. that he was wounded
1 in the leg he was sent home. After
che excitement had died away the
Herz fhctlon rc-cntcrcd the hall. call
ins the conventA.n - order and
| elected the club officers without fur
Their disturbance.
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Queenstown. Nov ?9.--Thc Curnrd
line steamer Catalonia, capt.
stevens, from Boston. November ltih,
Tor Liverpool. arrived here today and
reported having encountered extreme.
- had weather on the passage. on
sunday the olrTo shifted. giving the
vessel a hcivy hri 90 N.pfhl1rd. ana
enc ~ The boilers Fook % leaking pm
badly that Il bctnanc useless Tor she
remainder of she journey.
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Philadelphia. Nov. se-Adili, sha
Terrible Turk, won tonights wr.s,linf
nn.ch at the Arena frOm ig.1or, sh
Russian wrestler. In fwo successive
falls. The Turks victory wua un easy
one. lie downtd his man for she nrsi
nmc In 2.i3 Is on a hnlf.Ncls1u. and
for second time on an arm All lug
hold In 10 seconds. Less than thrcl
hundred people were present
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Denver. Colo. Nov. 2e.-omcfahs Of
the United States Express company In
tfls city were rouncd today that It's
offices "a Almcra. Kas.. WIS robbed
last night. The safe was opened ind
lts valuable contents taken. The OFF,
cl1ls win not give the amount OF nhe
'oss. but Il y known mat the robbers
got package containing 1900 IN
greenbacks that had been sent by the
Standard Meat a Live Stock company
Of this city to hs agent at Almcna.
II IL believed the robbery was commH-
ted by cowboys.
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Gould iilschmsii Case.

Albany. y. ". Nov. se.-Mrs. Mar.
care; Cody's irhti ON indictment Tor
blacknnll was begun In the Albany
DRY toby. 1, lh alleged In she lDilct.
n,ent gklt Mira CODY wrote ictiefs 10
Miss Helen and George Gould Febru-
airy II and March .. 1885. respectively,
rcqtes sing sncm 10 call on her ana
promising them that she would rive
ihsm What was alleged TO be valuable
Information 10 enable them 60 eject a
o1mprnmise or dlsoontlnuance OF the
action pending against the heirs OF the
lnte Jay Gould 10 establish the dover
rights Of Mrs, Angel. on the ground
that she WAS toe hrat VIE OF jay
Gould. a.,
Miss Helen Gould and her aunt. Mrs,
Fsytbeth Palm, were present at the
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trai today. After "A jury had been
cmpanelri. Ocorgc Gould WIS placed
upon ths stand as the mrs witness. lie
Identified two Letters from Mrs Cody.
which were received By him In Feb
ruary. isss. and sept. 1895. These let.
tCrs sungtsted che Mir. cody had
mons for disseminating the case OF
Mrs. Angtel against che Gould Nclrs.
lie never had a personal Interview with
Mrs Cody.
Mrs. Angel. who alleged that she was
married TO Jay Gould when he was q
young surveyor. and who afierNari
confessed she had no bass for her
statement. has been summoned ~ q
witness on behalf Of Mrs. Cody.
Mrs. Cody has been confined IN ihn
Albany iall since her arrest In New
York city. In May lar. Just ~ she was
about 20 sail Tor Eur0pe. where she
was going 90 represent American claim
ants In the shepard estate IN England
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has been In the employ OF the company
Tor several years. He has always stood
well In the community, and great sur
prise ls expressed thar he should be Inn
piicated In such a crime.
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From Mrs A. W. SMITH. 60 Summer
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