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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-13
ANTI-BAD OIL CRUSADE
Further Details of Inspector Ewing's
visit TO kinghsher

King1sher, o. T, April 12.-(SpeciaL)-
The war on bad oil mas begun here In
specton Ewing, visited a local store house
and found $500 gallons of Prime White coal
oil and 1,20o gallons of Eupion oil on hand
This oil was tested, and found TO come
up to the requirements of the recently en-
acted law. The amount of gasoline on
hand was reported to be / ,5OO gallons. This
gasoline only tested 671A degrees specific
gravity. was rejected and so branded In
spector Ewing suspected that no attention
would be paid to his order directing that
this gasoline must not be offered for SALE
and so remained over to watch results
Promptly the delivery wagon of the COM
pany IN question started out on its usual
daily rounds. Inspector Ewing stopped the
wagon on the street, made a test of the
oil and gasoline, and found the latter 10
he OF the same quality which he had test
ed before. Mr.. Wallace who had charge
of the wagon, said he had not been told
that the gasoline had been condemned.
The inspector ordered him, on pain of he
ing prosecuted for violation of the law,
TO take the gasoline back to the local
agent and unload it. County Attorney
Noffsinger was appealed to. He told the
parties that he proposed to see that The
law was obeyed, and he would proceed TO
promptly prosecute anyone guilty OF SIS
violation in this county. What the cut
come viii be IS uncertain. It will PROBABLY
result in a judicial test OF the law. which
the oil company's representatives claim Is
unconstitutional.
Enid, o. T., April 12-CSpecial )-Hon.
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GARFIELD COUNTY FAIR
Is in Excellent shape for
the Fall Meeting.

Enid, o. T., April 12.-(SpeciaL)-Th d.
rectors of the Garfield County Fair asso-
citation held their annual meeting for the
election of officers last night. The follow
ing. officers were elected: President, r.
Messau; vice president, Z. Watrous; sec
rotary, S. H. Alylen; treasurer, H. H.
Watkins. They fixed the date for the fair
September 13, IA, 10 and 16. The Fair asso-
citation started last season with $1,000 paid
up stock, and after expanding about 5000
in improving the grounds, they had on
hand November %, 1898. $1,1SO. The Gar
field County Fair association was one OF
the few associations in the territory that
paid their premiums in fill last season,
which gave them a good sta 1ding with the
horsemen and stock exhibitors. They Eave
made many improvements on the grounds
this season. have rebuilt the track and
already have a number Of good horses
working over their track. Everything
points to an interesting meet this season.
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Amos Ewing, coal oil inspector for the
Territory, is here on his first trip since
the new inspection law went into effect,
and is making a thorough inspection Of
all oils in our city. He finds 1850 gallons
of oil in tanks, all of which meet the
requirements Of the statute. There was
1000 gallons of gasoline which proved to
be Of an inferior grade, as required by
the statute, and was accordingly rejected.
Inspector Ewing has been in consultation
with County Attorney Hubbel, and the
enforcement Of the inspection law Will
go into operation at once. Section 4 Of
the law governing the inspection of oils
as recently passed by the state legislative
assembly, provides that it is INSIDE
meanor for the violation Of the inspection
law, the penalty being a Jail sentence, as
well as a fine inflicted. Inspector Ewing
is determined that this Territory shall
no longer be used as a dumping ground
for a low grade Of oils and gasoline.
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THE WEATHER.
Wfchita Kan. April y.

NfChlta, Kan. ApTI T. 1S9q
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Friday, fair and continued warm.
During the past p hours the highest
temperature has been 81. the lowest IS.
and the mean %, with clear weather,
warm. southeast 70 south wind, and mod
eratslv low barometer.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been q. or about = degrees
daily below the normal Since the mrs,
% the year the temperature has been a
little over degrees below the normal for
every oay. remarkably cold period
The rainfall So far This month has bean
little more than the normal for the
first twelve days of April. bur /. : an
inch behlnd the normal since the frs %
the year. Last year at this date +. was
one and third inches above the r1--, n
since the first Of the year and the .s~r-
perature since the first Of the wear h9s
been TWO and half degrees daHv 7bo,s
the normal, or about seven ana a befs
degrees daily warmer than this vaz- -
been. FRED L JOFNSoT
Washington. April 12-Forecas. l,-
Thursday:
Kansas-Part,y cloudy and -,,5s-
Thursday; westerly winds. FRIDAY fsi~
oklahoma and Indian Ta-ri.ory-E-s,-
Thursday; southsriy winds, F-.5sy ia
creasinE clou6.ne$S
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THREATENED SAXT0N'S LIFE
Plenty of Witnesses Saw Mrs George
Waiting with Gun.

Canton, Ohio,April 12.-Only half days
session OF court was held in the George
trial today. Adjournment was taken al
noon on account of the funeral of L. Y.
Bockius, father-in-law of Prosecuting At
torney Pomerene and relative OF Attor-
ney WeIty, for the defense. Police OF
ficer Rohn was again called to the wit
ness box at the opening. His cross-eX-
animation was in regard TO burdock burns
being found in a number of places, except
in the vacant lot in which the assassin
was seen to enter. Former Police Officer
Charles Dickerdoff testified that on the
night before the murder he met Mrs.
George, who told him that he was TO go
with her to look for SaXton. For some
time they watched Saxtons rooms but did
not see him. Mrs. George could not enter
on account of an injunction. Z. ]. Rex
and NJ. NJ Herbst testified to having esen
the policeman and a woman in the vicinity
of the Saxton block. William F. Cook.
who lived in the Saxton block, often saw
Mrs. George there. Once she was stand
ing near Saxton's room holding a revolver
in her hand. Again he found the hall
lights out and Mrs. George standing near
Saxton's room. Again at Meyers Lake
he saw Mrs. George following Saxton and
Mrs. Althouse.
1t is the present expectation of the at
torneys for the state that they will have
all of their direct evidence before he jury
this week, providing a Saturday session
is held, which is probable, to make up
for the time lost today. The defense has
a larger number of witnesses subpoenaed
than the state and the length of time oc-
cupied cannot be foretoId until the rule
OF the court is promulgated as to how far
they will be allowed to go into the mat
ters between Saxton and the Georges.
There was a mere hint of limits ton to-
day in the hloding of the court that the
photographs of other women whom the
defense are seeking to associate with Sax
ton, for the present at least, could only
be admitted for the purpose OF attacking
an Identification of a woman in an Incl
dent related by witness who said it was
Mrs George
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There is a tremendous demand for
Hoods Sarsaparilla this spring. It's Ma
+lIre's Spring Medicine
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS
Is an Americanism the Porto Rico
Courts are Not Onto.

San Juan de Porto Rico, April 12-The
supreme court has confiscated an issue OF
the San Juan News, an American news
paper published here for criticising the
court last week. The News published an
extract from General Grants report stat
ing that the Porto Rican judiciary is cor
rupt, and referring particularly to the
lower courts. Geneal Henry warned the
News to desist, but the action Of the su-
preme court today was taken va 1t the
consent of General Henry, who has coun-
demanded it. The same supreme court
also demanded that the News submit all
its articles to It before publication. Gen
eral Henry disapproves of this, and there
Is much feeling among the Americans on
account of the incident
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INCREASES IN WAGES
Two Concerns Add a second Advance
70 the Ffrsf

Fottstown. Pa. April z-The puddlsrs
OF Potts Brothers Iron company and Of
the lower works Of the Glasgow Iron CON
paEy nave been notified Of an Increase Ia
their waRes from go - s. g per day. q
take effect May ]. A pr5po-tilaats AL
vance viii be- given other employees Sc
these departmr ne. Thls is 80 second in-
crease given them within aixty days.
Lebanon. Pa April I2-Ths Pcnnsylva-
ma Bolt and Sut worke and ere Eaat l.sb-
anon Iron company have posted notices q
q second increase % 70 per carf in ne
wages o. their employee. 20 sake effect
May !. The Lebanon Aaa1fae.u.nz com
pany bas increased the vaEeA - Us iab5r-
ere 81 per cent.
Eszton. Pa. April I2-Ths Ksyst9ns
furnaet - ise Thomas iron company At
island Park. wh.rh was blown 7lt q year
ago on account % du'ioess l1 ne ron
trade. hsa been pat ln operation. Elyinx
smploymeat 20 a large Member % hands
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WANT CUBA annexed
Leading Men of the Spanish
Element Form a Party
AND ISSUE A MANIFESTO
Their Main Design to be Kept
Quiet for a Season.
AND ISSUE A MANIFESTO

Havana, April 12-Marquis De Raben
announces the formation of Spanish
party in Cuba, under the honorary pres
idency of Marquis De Arguelles, the rich
est man in the island, and the probable
future representative Of Spain here, al
though not yet officially accredited. About
thirty prominent Spaniards, in and out OF
Havana, were called into conference, and
the annexation of Cuba to the United
States is the unanimous desire of these
gentlemen, although no reference is made
to this in their general address to the
Spaniards in Cuba, as they regard it in
expedient to agitate the question just now
and thereby to cause still gerater political
unrest The address of the new party,
which is signed by Marquis De Rabell, is
entirely devoid of political references and
simply announces the fact of organiza-
ton and the election of officers, all Of
whom are men Of prominence. 1t asserts,
however, as the controlling feature of the
party's program, a desire to promote the
peace and prosperity of Cuba, to which
the members of the party are 'bound by
the most sacred ties" and it earnestly
urges all Spaniards here to act nobly to-
Sc14ASL III UPi404Nih-7 tHS 4iO44O-' ~i5i44IJ 0-A
traditions of Spain.
The military administration has made
telegraphic inquiries of various points
about the expeditions of bandits, and the
replies indicate that the American COM
manders attach little Importance to the
incldens repored. The best of the Cuban
soldiers are already enrolling in the Amer
lean rural forces and others will be en-
listed. Bodies of men will thus be formed
and used largely to hunt outlaws. From
the camp at Morianao it is reported that
the Cubans continue to make petty raids
on the Toledo plantation, regardless of
Major Russell B. Harrison's provosts.
They ravished three solored women on
Monday in dwelling near the plantation
and succeeded in escaping.
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Notwithstanding that great number
OF people have been cured OF chronic
catarrh by taking Pe-ru-nA during the
past cold season, vet Is cannot be denied
that the cold, wet, stormy winter has
retarded many cures, and in some cases
actually prevented cure.
General 5. Yoder, ex- Member Of Con-
gress from Ohio, in a recent letter to DR..
Hartman, speaksiof Pe-ru-na as follows:
WASHINGTON, DC.
Pe-ru-ns Drug Mfg Co, Columbus, OF
Gentlemen desire tosay that have
found Pe-rU-na 10 DC q wonderful rem
edy. only used 1t for short time and
am thoroughly satisfied as 10 is merits.
cannot find words 10 express my graft
fcation for the results obtained. Asa
catarrh cure shall gladly recommend
it to al sufferers.
Yours Truly, S. .. Yccer.
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KNIGHTS IN GUTHRIE
In Ninth Annual Session--0f-
fcerS are Elected.
SALTWATER NEXT YEAR
Session Closes With the
Usual Feast of Reason.

Guthrie, o. T, April 12.-(special.) -The
grand commandery of the knights Tenn
plar OF the territory met in this city in
their ninth annual session and elected the
following grand officers for the ensuing
year:
w. S. Spencer, Guthrie, E. G. c.
Harper S. Cunningham, Guthrit, E. G.
D. c.
H. z. Hand, saltwater. E. G. c. G.
E. NJ. Bamford, Guthrie, C. S. W.
c. A. Morris, Perry, G. J. W.
G. w. Murphy, saltwater, G. Prelate.
D. D. Leach, Oklahoma City, G. Re-
corder.
L. Ellison, Oklahoma City, G. Treasurer.
w. R. Brown, Saltwater. E. G. Standard
Bearer.
G. w. Spencer, Oklahoma City. E. G.
Sword Bearer.
W. J. Pettee, Oklahoma City, z. G.
Warden.
The next annual grand commandery will
be held at saltwater on the second Tues
day in April. A dispensation was granted
for the organization of a commandery at
Perry.
The grand commandry closed with
banquet at the Capital hotel, which was
presided over by Grand Commander Spen-
Ger as POSTMASTER, the toasts and speak
ers being as follows:
Our Insignia: the Forerunner of Civil
1ization"-Sir knight D. D. Leach.
From Pole TO Pole'-Sir knight Henry
z. Glazier.
'sThe Grand Commandry OF Oklahoma =
Sir knight c. NJ. Barnes.
Recitation, "Napoleon"-Sir knight John
Tawmley.
THE Press, the Lodge, the Pulpit'-Sir
knight Frank H. Greer.
yesterday and Tomorrow''-Sir Knight
Prof Campbell.
THE Flag, the Sword and the Cross
Companions Of Liberty'-Sir knight c.
"A. Morris.
''Masonry''-Sir Knight J. c. Post.
song-Sir knight John Twam!ey.
The sir knights present at the grand
commandry and taking part in the ban
quet were as follows: J. c. Post, King
fisher; J. c. Cross, Kingfisher; n. f.
Hand, saltwater; Henry E. Glazier, Still
water; J. B. Murphy, Saltwater; G. W.
Murphy, Saltwater; r NJ. w. Mayginnis,
Saltwater; Luke Ellison, Oklahoma City;
o. A. Shuttle, e. Reno; c. A Morris,
Perry; Governor c. NJ. Barnes, Harper 5.
Cunningham, league Ray, George H. VIII
lis. Frank II. Greer, Edgar w. Jones, DR..
Clark, W. S. Spencer. F. B. Little, Prof.
Campbell E. NJ. Bamford, John Twamley.
A. O. Farquharsoi, Frank Hineman, A.
II. Diehl, c. W. Goodrich, A. ]. Corkins,
Charles B. Adams, z. p. Barnes.
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Free Cure for Men.
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LET'S AOL|HEAUX OUI
Justice Williams DismisseS
the Indictment Asainst Him.
GRAND JURY FOUND IT
On Evidence Other Than Legal
State Must Try Again.

WATERFOWL, \. Y, April 12.-Justice
Pardon c. williams tonight handed down
his decision in the motion made to dis
charge the indictment against Roland
Molineaux, charged with sending poison TO
Harry Cornish, which caused the death of
Mrs. Adams in New York last ecember.
Justice Williams dismisses the Indictment
on the ground that other than legal evil
dence was received and considered by the
grand jury. and directs that the case be
resubmitted 10 the grand jury now sitting
or to the next grand jury that shall sit in
New York
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America and Germany.

So soon as America showed her char
acteristic frmness the German cruiser left
Manila Bay and we now protect the Ger
man interests. In a like manner all stom-
ach ills fly before the wonderful powers of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t strikes at
the root of all diseases-the stomach, and
not only cures indigestion, constipa ton,
biliousness, liver and kidney troubles, but
cures them quickly and permanently. 1t
makes hearty appetite and fills the blood
with rich red corpuscles.
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in Washington, but attached 20 General
Brooke's headquarters; General Ludlow.
commanding the city OF Havana; General
Wood. commanding the department OF San
tiago; General Davis. member Of the beef
inquiry board; General Schwan, assistant
adjutant general; General Fred d. Grant,
in Porto Rico but under orders 70 90 10
Manila: Generals Hall. Wheaton, King.
Hughes. Overshine and Hale, In the Phil
fDpinez
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TWO REMARKABLE CURES
of Two Prominent and Well Known
People.
A Catarrh Cure That Cures.
Some Seasonable Spring Sayings.

Springtime has come at last, and now
Is the time for all catarrh sufferers TO
begin systematic course of treatment
fer this disease. The greatest difficulty
in the way of treating chronic catSrrh is
that the patient is so liable 70 catch
cold during the treatment and thus delay
the cure. This liability at this season
of the year is, in great measure, re-
moved, and no one should neglect the
opportunity TO begin treatment.
Miss Dade Stegeman, superintendent
Of the Chicago North Side wornan's
Club, of Chicago, in arecent letter to DR..
Hartman, speaks Of Pe-ru-na as follows:
CHICAGO, Jan. d, 1899.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, O.:
Gentlemen-Pe-ru-pa has often h,,aD
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hopkins Will Not Appeal

Guthrie. Q. T, April 12.-(SpeciaL )-Au-
ditor Hopkins has concluded not to appeal
TO the supreme court from the decision of
Judge Burford declaring council bill No.
invalid, leaving it TO any other citizen
who may sHl be incredulous as to the cor
rectness Of Judge Burford's reasoning to
take the case IN higher.
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Tarsney Moving KapsasCity.

E. Reno, 0. T, April 12-(speciaL)-
Hon. John c. Tarsney. late judge Of this
district, arrived from Missouri this morn
ing. The judge came here for the pur-
pose Of moving his household furniture to
Kansas City. He viii resume the prectce
OF law in Kansas City which place will
be his permanent home.
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thereon J. McD. Trimbls and F. T.. MAJ
tin. two or the three receivers. lei, today
for New York. II Is said that matters IN
connection with the re-orEau Ea:ioa y the
company VIII engage their attention wine
thert. and that tie much -SIksd-of COM
promise may be effected before tasy Es-
turn 20 Kansas CITY.
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Croker on rTanleIr.I owner.hip.

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the Democratic cu7 lssf rlehf. aaid.
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FOUR CUBAN DEPARTMENTS
Instead Of the Seven, According to
Provinces, Now Existing.

Washington, D. c., April 12.-The war
department has decided to make four de-
partments of the island of Cuba. Hereto
fore the seven different provinces have
been departments. General Brooke is now
arranging for the consolidation.
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Nine aIaiI Rnhhers Cnnrietnh.

Guthrie, O. T., April 12-(speciaL)-
United States Attorney S. I. Overstreet
returned this morning from Arapahoe,
where 1t prosecuted the gang of mail rob
bers operating IN the southwest counties.
convicung nine OF the ten persons IN
diCted.
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IN RESPECT TO SEXTON
New G. A X. Communicating CHIEF
VIII Not be Elected Vow.

Philadelphia, Pa, April H.-The exec1-
tive committee Of the national council Of
administration OF the Grand Army q the
Republic tonight failed TO elect successor
to the late James A Sexton. commander
in-chief of the Grand Army. There was
a deadlock on the names Of Colonel ". G..
Johnson of Cincinnati and General John
c. Black Of Illinois. Colonel Johnson WI.
continue to act as acting commauder-.n-
chief until the encampment here IN Sep
tem0er. when a commander viii be chosen
The committee met in executive session
After the meeting the G<Dmittee an
nounced the result and gave out the fol
lowing resolution. which T. was stated,
was adopted.
Whereas. For the arst time IN the his-
tory o. the Grand Army of the Republic
the commander-in-chief has died while IL
Office: therefore be Il
Resolved. That az a marx of respect 20
the memory % james A sexton. the late
commander in-cbief the senior vice com
nsnder-in-chief shan continue % perform
the duties o. commandments. and the
Office n conmander-in-chisf shall remain
without an Incumbent until che meeting
o. the thir;y-th.rd national eucampu1ent."
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at $4,000.

San Francisco, April 12-Catain Dillon,
of the United States transort Scandal,
was arrested today on comlaint of a sailor
named Mohn, who charged Catain Dillon
with beating him on the high seas. Mohn
assaulted Captain Dillon, knocking him
senseless. On recovering Dillon cracked
Mohns skull with the butt Of rifle.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it il
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
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all the Importance of purchasing the
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by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
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of the excellence of its remedy. II is
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Fire at Victor. CoIor,do.

Victor, Colo, April 12.-The Truax block
was destroyed by fire this morning. A
miner (name unknown who was sleeping
on the top floor persisted in the flames.
The Portland hotel was threatened and the
guests were all aroused. The Cripple Creek
fire department prepared to come to this
city on a special train but the Victor fire
men succeeded in subduing the flames
without assistance. The loss is estimated
at $40, 900.
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TO CURE COLDN ONE DAY

All druggists refund the money II It fails
to cure 25c. The genuine has 7. B. O
on each tablet.
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used by the mem
bers of our club in
ca Sc 5 of stomach
trouble and general
debility-also re-
Gently in cases OF Ia
grippe, and always
with the most hene-
Il ciary results. 1
think 3 great deal OF
Pe-ru-na-often rec
ommend il 10 nv
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