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president. - = hss lawful rlsh4 tAasAy
making : case 16e ourselves which q
nasiors Of tho world couId not aussesea.
He oaslined the Aisagrsement poasahss y.
tween the two houses and euaroed1y hint
ed az the conference which woaId b nee
e-xary. and froza whiSh wouId come : reso-
hssssn apon which the representative Of
al parties could unite. ana which "a shs
issas Of history now making would Stand
the assaults OF International law.
AIarfch Looks for . Cenprenase.
Aiarscn Of Rhode Island said while h
could not vote for resolution smbsdyfng
recognition Of Independence, he besieved
that "a some way. somehow, . resolution
would. during the next eorty-esght hours
be presented that would Be satisfactory 20
the president. 10 the congress and 70 the
people.
In reply TO Aidrich ana others who had
just spoken. Jones' OF Arkansas declared
taat tt was the wish OF large majority
OF csagrsas and the people that the reso-
lotion reported should recognize the Gu
ban republics Independence. and the
events leading up to the present situation
fully justified tho friends OF Independence
in assuming the position they had taken.
The president had disappointed the pee-
pie by not saying he intended the indepea-
dence Of Cuba
The vote on Davis motion TO strike oat
al after the resolving clause c9 the houss
resolution and Insert the senate resolutions
as amended WAS carried by = vote Of q
to q The detailed vote. f,rlaw~
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Symptoms of Catarrh Of
the Head aud Throat.

The head and throat become dis
eased from neglected colds. causing
Catarrh when the condition Of the
blood predlsposes to this condition.
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Mr.. J. W. Johnaen, 0uesael1e, =.
c.-HeaIth nrssoSed ~ the CsDe-
tand Treatment.

.Are you frntfuiy"
Are yru peevfshy''
do you get dizxy?v
"po yea feel fstlgued7'
"po you feel miserable 90
do y0u have cold feetg"
'tDo yen get tired easily
''Is YOUR eyesight biurred?''
Cant you explain wheree'
Constant sense Of depression 80
''fH there a hlaasing after eatingss
Constant sense OF pain ia he hack.
do ynsi have gurxIiHE in bowels 80
.11o you have rusnbllng In bcweiag.
.'Hfave pain nnder shoulder bIadesess
els theirs t.ffobbinx I'm fhe ssamzcfg"
DO yo1f have sense OF heat In SoWelofss
eT5ss yufi suffer from pains IN .s>upsussss
"Bs sou have palpsiation Of tie hesft7~
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Hear then took the floor. He said he
could not vote for the resolutions as
amended. because they undertook to rob
tho president OF constitutional preroga-
tive: furthermore. to carry the resolutions
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Deafness Cah Of the
Organs the Indigestion Constipation Paat Seepsnes
Asthma Mouth Breathing Snoring Rheumatism Debility
Cured BY the wonderful New Copeland Treatment
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cold?'
rs roaring IKE : waterfall In the
headr'
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Symptoms Of Catarrh Of
the Liver.

The liver becomes diseased ~ -
tarrh extending fro0 the sto0oeA
anto the tsbes ~ the Hives.
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Symptoms Of
Disease of the Nerves.

The majority OF Nervous Diseases
are caused by poisoas In the hiSod.
Poison circulating In the blood har-
asses the brain and nerves, and sneh
symptoms an these follows
do you get gEddyy
SIS your En4s6 dais y
Are Yeu easily d8ze9%
DO you have headacfFsT
Are yva easily sxcifear'
'.Ds your hands treEs bio %
Does yGur heart nufssrrs
Are Yea easily irffsats47~
Are you always aaxioasT'
"I1o y0ag EIiszsHies twEfca.
sgx your temper iTriiabs
"po you suffer from sisepisssneNy
"Are you easily fr!shtsDeds
..I1oesu's sleep rsfresh yDug"
"Do y9a forget wnat you read -
80 ycg: suffer with neuraiEsa~'
"rso yua have horrible Dreams
do yoss START np Ii FuIr sssepy
.Is there rssAh cs asaoa 70 the slfadys
DO Your legs OF arms 50 10 sleep
Mare yoa iAasEid. tired f~sssagT's
~Do yoa - queer thiESs IN tie daxkr'
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rs there nauseAr.s
'Ars you costivegS
els there vomiting
'Do you belch up gaor
''Have you water brashrs
Are you lighfheadedT =
lis Your tongue ccatedT
do you hawk and split
rs there pain after eattn4r
Are YOU nervous and weaky
do YOU have sick headaches
..Do you boat up after eatin41~
Els there disgust for breakSA9ty
'.IIave you distress after eatinGr
rs your throat filled with elimQr
sDo you NJ times have dtarrhoear
els there rush OF blood to the hoA0r
when you get up suddenly a1s -
rs there snawing ssnsasioa h seen-
achr'
..po you feel ~ II you had isaa IN sssar
achy'
when your stomach 10 empty e Pen -
faint
:. ..Do yon heleA up material that S1z1s
the throatr'
oppressed3'
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inte s6ect the Amer1cas fuFrsG - Cuna
wssad y un1ef the commsnd -of no h
surgent sehcsrA otheFwiss the prssencs
Of zoces there world ~ hossiis 10 10
insurgectA Hears speech wzs the last
display cf oeztcry Of the day.
At s.es the third and final reading Of to
resolution AZ amended was begun Imme-
diaseay afserw1rd came the question.
shall the resolution be adopsed-~ There
was general demand Tor = yea and
nay expression On the question and rosi
call vas ordered. 1t proceeded In the
midst Of = profound caim.- Not = sngis
pair vas anaounced. Tbe roll caif re-
suited In the passage Of The resolution
BY the vote Of s. to q. n follows,
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"Have you = cough
Are you losing flesh 20
do you cough at nixhte"
do you take cola easiiyv'
"Have you a pain In the side
Els your appetite variabier'
'Eave you stitches In the sj0or
do you cough until you gagr
Are you iow-spirited at tiWoor'
DO you spit up yellow matteeT
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Catarrh Of the
Bronchial Tubes.

This condition often results froD
eataErh extending FROM the heed
and throat. and. ~ left unchecked,
extends down the windpipe inte the
Bronchial tabes and In time attacks
the lua0s.
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LONDON. April is--The Pail Mall Ga
rata S~vs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-04

Elegant free reclining chair cars on al
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City
without change Also sieepers on all
night trains 70 Fort Worth, Houston, san
Antonio and New Orleans Tickets sold
and baggage checked 20 all points north,
east. south and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest
rates Passenger station corner D0ugiaS
aDd ATaade avenues Telephone 100.
a. z. COOPER. y. P a
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. ?. & T. A,
Chicago. III.
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WANTFD-FEAIA
----0---~-~J----~---~O--
HELP WANTED-NTAIE

----0~---~------~~--~---~
MALE HELP WANTED-Go0d industri-
Gus men 10 operate The OpJigraph
Moving Picture Machines. The Illoudike
illustrated Entertainment Outfits. and
The Graph0phone Talking Machines
show them 70 the public and look after
the advertising. No soliciting and no
previous experience necessary. Easy
work, steady employment, good pay.
For full particulars address Sears,
Roebuck & Co., Qnc.,) Chicago, III.
3-4-Gt
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FRISCO LINE.

This line Is now running through ch7fr
49, seats fresj ana Pullman DravIre
60 60 -Isaoir. cars Wichita 70 s. T C,.sS
800" ,rf+r0slt change. This IS The r1r,.
g. -,tnntn. through Pullman cars from
Wichita - = LOUIS, "he7e direct con
e-ri1r, il made with ali eastern -,
- uo,rts IT the most maEntfca-,. - - +. :
-. station in the world QulcIyas- 81; 81
sr p1iuts IN Southwest rffe---------.-
So b--es- Arkansas. east ard so-ltF,l--.. =
THE dining car service o. the
.-a Frisco Line IS unter the s,.-,a--.iis 'l
~ Fred Harvey. Meals ara se---aF a+5sl
Cs~te aud the car = neat and iaz.y - "a
9t-u7tutrleuts- care IS exercise! =, - -
visa patrons with service which TO TO
-,-ove satisfactory --@44
This company now also have ~, 49,
steamship tickets 10 all points -, 80
For further Information address
J. ". LiNEE-NFr-r .T-3
City Ticket 49,.
Corner Main ard D1-.aleg' = a =
R DELANEY Ticket Agent -
Uuton Depot. Wlch.-z, Kan
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MALE HELP WANTED-Three good
men in Wichita and a few in other parts
of the state 10 take orders for our made
10 order mems suits at $3.50 10 $500
Good pay and steady work 70 the right
men No experience necessary. Address
American Wooden Mills Co, Chicago.
3-4-6t
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North and East.

North and East.
No. 2. Kansas City. Chi
Cago and st Louis lin
tied daily ........
No. 2. Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific
coast, daily -........-
No. {. Kansas City, st.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday .....
No. %. Accommodation
daily except Sunday.
South and West
No. l, Fort Worth. Dali
las, Houston and Gal
weston express daily
No. /, Oklahoma, Fort
Worth. New Orleans
and Pacific coast (dai-
ly) .........-. -. -
No. 3. Oklahoma, Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily. eN- Sunday)....
No. 5, Fl. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and
San Antonio express
daily except Sunday
No. 81. Accommodation
daily except sunday
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AGENTS WANTED.

~N0~@---0--~--~~0-N~~@N0
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BTTSI NESS OPPORTUNITY Wanted:
Registered pharmacist with $500 or more
as a partner or viii sell stock and fix
lures. at so i. Douglas avenue,
Wichita. Kan 93-tf
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE
WANFED-A situation TO work, by an ac-
tivefyoIng man; had experience in gro
cell store. Address 327 y. Ohio street.
&C G2-2tx
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PATENTS


ENN ~ALl-N|L IS
FOR SALE-Franle. --S-ory building. 55N
1-t, drop siding. Tin roof. heavy F1ist
and sJuGGiu-. large carriage elevator.
Can be taken down IL sections ana re
built as an \ I livery barn wholesale
house or general store Cost % bui.f
: years ago. ). 90: price. Sl90 Anchor
Trust Co 4l-tf-s4r-u-e 5-frf
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FOR SALE-If YOU want 70 buy first
class American ball engine from - 70
6-horse power. call on or address Z p
Murdoch. Business Manager Wichita
Eagle. \ bargain. Ensine guaranteed
first-CiasS. S2-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A snap. Jus,
outside the city, q 5-rCon house. barn.
granary. carriage house. scras Of land.
al kinds Of fruit al under fence els
tern; ere horse. Inquire a. GO South
Water 81. J. H p. 1s6-rf
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WANTED-Nan and wife, no children. TO
keep house on a ranch. Call at No.
1UII y. Market. g3-tf
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WANTED-Vitrided brick ana cInder side
walks 10 build. J. p. Furl0ng. Telephone
IS 503 E. Douglas avenue.
dq4-sur-ve5- frf-fF
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WANTED-A good real estate man, one
well acquainted in the city. Call az once.
Biting Block. 4th floor, room 81. 93-1tx
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statesmen WANTED

-
WANTED-NfSCE
WANIED-Au kinds of cement or stone
work to do, Stone cutting a speciality.
Estimates furnished on short notice.
J. II. Rice, No. 1897 Division St, City.
g3-2tX
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WANTED-To rent desirable cottage Of
or rooms with as complete modern
Improvements as possible. on North
Lawrence Topeka. Market or Emporia
above Third street. Address S y Ed
wards care Manhattan Hotel
tf-we.l-frf-Srn
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WANTED-Furnished room, by young
gentleman. Must be close in, on North
side. Address ID" Frisco Freight
Office. 93-2tx
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FOR TRADE


FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IoE SALE.-A few choice improved farms
az 4 bargain. Easy terms. s1--i0S-ij5
Ss5Ew7-k h-o-k. Whine & Winnie e2-tf
real. ESTATE WANTED.
Personal
FOR RENT-MISlELLA EOCS-
FOR RENT-Store room No. 81 =. Doug
las avenue lyC feet deep PoSseSsio
given March I. r r. Rows. 2ls E Dous
U-,t
FOR EE\T-Srcre room No. - y. Main
street 40 feet deep. with upstairs %
feet deep. New occupied by Uende--
sons DIS goods store. Possession given
April !, ->s>. r. II Roys, Is Z. Douglas
Utf
FOB RENTING very good IG-ac-e
places adjoining Wichita fruit and an
buildings ror poultry, stock. etc. l. =.
Cl22p- 66-tf
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.
Arrive From West.
NO. :, Pratt and Kingman pas
>.senger daily except Sunday l1O:25 am
NO. I. Pratt and Kingman ac-i
commodation TUESDAY, Thurs
Day Saturday ,................ 1:2O pm
Depart West
no. /, Kiugman and Pratt pas
-Sehger daily except sunday 2 $40 ?. N
no. & kingman and Pratt ac-
commodatiOn. (Monday We'd
hesday and Friday ....--.-......l 9:S5 n. m
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Rates of advertising made known upon
application.
The proPrIetors reserve the right to re-
!ect and discontinue any advertise ments
contracted for either by themselves or
their agents.
Entered in the postofice ct Wichita as
second-cless matter and entered for trans
mission through the malls as such.
Eastern Business once. The Tribune"
Building, New York City; Western Bust
ness Office, The Rookery," Chicago; The
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency, Sole Agents
Foreign Advertising.
Readers of the Eagle when in New York
City or Chicago. can see copies OF the paper
az the Office of our agent at the address
given above.
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: D. H RHODES. Superintendent

! Leave

ROCK. ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. q. 1897.
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@-~~-NN-~--0~-O---N-~OO-NOO-7~7-0
NTrErET NEOHS

---0-~---~-C-C-~------- = S16 N r,a-
WE WILL PAY salary OF S10.vy pei
to Introduce our Poultry Mixture and
Insect Destroyer in the country. Ad-
dress. WIKI stamp, Perfection MIS-. Co.
Parsons, Kan. eS-11A
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WANTED-Glrl. 1914 y. Emporia.
cf,-
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WANTED-A good girl for general house
work 129 Hillside, north Of Douglas
avenue. 9l-tf
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All letters pertaining to the business OF
the printing department, bindery, suOscrlp-
ton or advertising should be addressed
TO the business manager. AL other COM
mCntCatioEs 10 the editor.
The only daily paper IN Southwestern
Kansas OF Oklahoma receiving the con-
piete Assoc!5t ted Press report
IERMS OF BSCRIPTION-DAILY
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On advance, postage prepaId)
Daily, one copy one year. "
Daily. one COM +brea Tnontbs - 100
DAILY. one copy one month...............- %
Ihree times week, any days desired,
81 sSF.... @-N'
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SIX months. .........-.........--.... A-"'
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Sunday, per wear LOO
WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
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WICHITA AM WESrEpN

or rates and other information amply
~ D. ~. HOLDEN, Traffic Manager.
South McAlester. L t
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PROPOSALS for Leasing the Surplus
Grazing Lands on the kaw and Usage
Reservations, Oklahoma.-United States
Indian Service. Usage Agency, PawhuSha,
Oklahoma. February Is. 1898. CTeleSraphIc
address. Pawhuska, Oklahoma, via ElSln,
x a.
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HUTCHINSON & SOUTHERN R. r CO
L T. Walker. Receiver.
Time table No. Is taking effect Sunday,
November q. 1897, 1906 a. N.
All trains daily except Sunday.
NORTH BOUND.
No Eft. Worth and Kansas City Mail
and Express Limited:
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CITUATION WANTED-BY MARRIED
- man as receiving clerk or shipping
clerk or any kind of work around store; has
had 10 years experience in general store.
Address T.. b., Tribune.
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STORIES OF THE TOWN.
How Happened.

The disappearance Of a bundle OF
clothing, ready for "the wash" from
a Mulberry street residence this week
caused not a little worry to the own
ers. The police were notified and De-
tective John Moir in his investigation,
found that the clothing, valued at
about $50. had been taken from the
house in broad daylight.
The boldness of the affair has seldom
been heard of In this city.
Three days passed-the victimiZed
family were at dinner one evening when
the lady, who lives next door, entered
in a furry of excitement. why" she
burst forth, II have the greatest Joke
I ever had-hal hal" She was laugh
ing right merrly Urged to decimate
her cause for merriment, Mrs. p. told
how someone had just left her a mice
big bundle" of clothes--"so much bet
ter than my own" she said. Some
one has gone and made a mistake.
And the joke is, don't know who they
belong to--ha ha! I'll have to keep
them till they call. Maybe they never
will"
The lady of the house Joined in the
laugh ut reminds me of my wash"
funny"
And she preceded to tell how her
clothes had disappeared
The lady from next door offered con-
dolement. 1T was too bad, wasn't it,"
she said. Even while they We're talk
ing a rap came upon the door. A laun-
dry girl with a big bundle in her arms
entered.
Looking at the visitor. the girl said
Here's your clothes, ma'am. | made
a mistake and put them in the house
next door-the lady mussed them up
a bit but they're all right, l guess"
Why" exclaimed the woman. 81
live next door--you made no mistake" a."
We'll. ma'am, | don't see how it is
said the girl, scratching her head as If
perplexed. II came here last Monday
and got these clothes. !"
That was how.
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Paying n Visit.

The man who always forgets to call
had bright idea perforate his head
the other night. He was passing a
building on Wyoming avenue, where
his friend had an Office. Now" said
he to himself, "Tll go up and play a
trick on the old codger. It's too late
an hour for him to be in now. I'll
wipe out the score, anyhow"
So he went to the office door, took a
notebook from his pocket and wrote /:
Il called--will be back" He signed
his name.
Another sheet of paper was torn out.
On this he wrote:
p g"Called again-very sorry"
z The two notes he slipped under the
door. "Ah! hal" he said, chuckllng:
Il guess I've wiped out that score"
He turned his back and started to walk
away. The sound of a door opening
caused him to turn.
There in the doorway stood his friend
Come in, old fellow; glad to see you,"
he said.
And he held the two notes in his
hand.
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Tale OF a Tale.

This is the tale of a tale. 1t involves
the Veracity of a Susquehanna lawyer
of the new school and concerns the
credulity of two nowise meek Scran-
ton gentlemen, ex-City Solicitor James
II. Torrey and Secretary d. b. Ather-
ton, of the board of trade, who repre-
sented this city at the recent board of
trade banquet in Bnghamton. 1t was
while in the latter city that the Sus-
quehanna lawyer in question put him
self on record as willing to have his
veracity undergo a test, and might
have established for this city's repre-
sentativeS an undesirable reputation
for gullibleness--we say might have"
because the Scranton gentlemen, for
tunately, told the story several times
with much relish before leaving Bing-
hamton and cleared Scranton of the
guilt of being entirely composed of
fools. The tale--this and the other one
lis all the more interesting because
the other tale by the lawyer very nice
ly illustrates his well-known ability to
spin a yarn. When he spins one he
spins ii very strong and of many coll
ors, He resides in Susquehanna, is
heard and known from Jerico to Jeri-
cum and is closely related TO some of
the most able professional men i'm this
state. 1t is a question whether his
yarns are a weakness or an accom-
plishment. Messrs. Torrey and Ather-
| ton had been making hay by inform
ing some Binghamton men of Scran-
TONS wonderful growth, development,
varied interests, riches, schools, courts,
parks and whatnot Their dissertation,
while truthful, was too many to be
Immediately eXcelled or equalled off,
hand by the Binghamtonians. While
they were thinking of something to say,
| the Susquehanna lawyer came to their
relief, unfortunately. His defamation
ended something like this And shoe
! factories, why the Lestershire factory
here makes more boots and shoes per
year than does all the factories in Eng
land! Fact.
1.-TWO big railroad switches, each
| half-mile long-empty cars go in on
one morning, loaded cars out the other
night-sure thing-l00 cars leather each
day-for uppers alone-1S0 cars shoes
shipped each night. Great factory -
| 100 remployes-going to double capac-
ity- in spring. Yes, sir; Binghamton
| great town. Cigar business, why
But here someone called him away
Mr.. Torrey looked at Atherton and
vice-versa. Their surprise over the tale
was more than equalled by their ad-
miration for the telling. Later in the
evening some inconsiderate friend
handed the Susquehanna lawyer a
| card.
|, 1t contained the following memo.
1'randa, compiled by Secretary Ather.
ton, as follows: Twenty pairs shoes
per case, 800 cases per car, 1S0 cars pei
day, $4,000 cases per day. 1.0SO,0OO pairs
shoes per day, 324,O0O,OO0 pairs shoes
per year Of 300 days. 8 pairs OF shoes
per year for each of the estimated so,
100000 persons in the United States+
and in the spring the factory's capac
ity will be doubled. Mr.. -, eithe
Binghamton and its shoe interests arr
indeed great or you're a -"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-15
THE KAISER SUITS
ARE DISCONTINUED
They Have Been Pending Since Last
Summer.
UNION CENTRAL AND COVENANT
Heirs Of the Murdered Emma r.
Kaiser will Not Attempt to Collect
Insurance Money from the Above
Companics--Case Discontinued by
Counsel for Plaintiffs. -

Philadelphia, Jan. 14.--The suit or
CHARLES o. Kaiser, jr., against the Cow
enant Mutual Life Association OF lllin-
ois, and of Charles o. Kaiser, sr, ad-
ministrator of Emma p. Kaiser, de-
ceased against the Union Central Life
Insurance company of Cincinnati, o.,
which have been pending in the United
states circuit court since last summer
were today discontinued by counsel for
the plaintiffs
The suit against the Covenant Mu-
tual company was brought to recover
5000 insurance. jointly placed on the
lives of Charles o. Kaiser, Jr., and
Emma p. Kaiser. yho was murdered
near Norristown in October 1896. The
suit of Charles O. Kaiser, sr, was
brought as admihistrator of the mur-
dered. woman to recover $4,000 from
the Union Central company. insur-
ance money, for her estate. The young
,r Kaiser is under sentence of death for
the murder of his wife, and James A,
Clemmer and Lizzie DeKalb are await
ing trial for completely in the crime.