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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
SANTIAGO,S SILENT HEROES
VIII be Laid to Rest Finally in Ar
IingtOn Cemetery

Washington, D. c., March 6.-The trans
port Roumania has reached Santiago from
San Juan with the bodies of $50 soldiers
who died in Porto Rico. The records of
the war department, show that about $50
are buried in the neighborhood OF San
tiago and the work OF uncovering them
may take two or three weeks. Most of
the Americans sleeping in graves a SAN
tiago are regulars. Quartermastec Lu5-
ington has the work in hand and reports
satisfactory progress being made. The
graves of the American heroes were care
fully marked at the time Of burial and the
officers in Cuba and Porto Rico hal III
structions to make it possible % loc1te arr
identify the bodies. The bodies viii be
forwarded TO the relatives if desired. The
government also offers to provide Ue:ma-
nent burial places with the 1900 other
heroic dead in the national cemetery at
Arlington In most cases the relatives
have accepted the offer to have their dead
laid to rest with the army OF patriots at
Arlington, and it is probable that nearly
1000 of the bodies will be inferred in the
national cemetery within sight OF the
White House.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
NEW SECOND LlEUTENANTS
Ofthe IOI Provided for. Kansas VIII
Get Two

Washington, D. c., March s.-The war
department has made an announcement of
the apportionment of 101 second lieuten-
ants created by the army reorganization
bill. among the various states and terri
tories. The apportionment is on the basis
of population and is as follows: Alabama,
.; Arkansas, .; California, 2; Colorado, i;
Connecticut. 2; Delaware. l; Florida, /;
Georgia, 5: Idaho, 1; Illinois, 4; Indiana, 3;
Iowa, 8; Kansas, .; Kentucky, s; Louis
lana, 3; Maine, I; aNfryland, 2; Massachu-
sets. 8: Michigan. 3; Minnesota, >: MISS
sippi. .; Missouri. 4; Montana, l: Nebras-
ka, .; Nevada. /; New Hampshire, I; New
Jersey. .; New York, ;; North Carolina, g.;
North Dakota. l. Ohio. 4; Oregon, 1; Penn
sylvania, 5; Rhode Island, /; South Caro-
lima, .; South Dakota, I; Tennessee. 3;
Texas S; Utah, 1; Vermont. /; Virginia, s.
Washington. 1; West Virginia, 2: Wiscon-
sin. 3; Wyoming, l; Arizona. !; New Mex
leo, /: Oklahoma, l; District Of Columbia,
!; AT large. %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
THREE MUTINEERS SHOT
British Captain Sustained in Taking
such ENtreme fIeRsuras

Philadelphia. March 6-CaptaIa Tor
rance. commanding the British tanker
Tancarvine. now ar this por,. shat th;ea
muGnous sailors on his last outward pas
sage 10 Belfast. i was on Januaty 1e
laSt while weatheving a terrific hurrs-
cane. His vessel was driving into a tre-
nendous sea and spare propeller that
was dashed below got adript and threat
ened TO knock the sides out Of ne snip.
Captain Torrance ordered he crew be-
low TO secure the propeller. ana -a4y
mGcEiet. Hsr2ic action vss nece>sr ~
"a eue-. The disturbance ana Captain Tor
rance Was compelled 10 shoot tar=e uss.
one, ii is said. has since d:,d and sec
ond has gone insane. Capt.t1 To--an..s
action was esugated by ne board @;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
CYCLONE IN TENNESSEE
Does Great Property Damage But
Strikes Few dwellings,

Knoxville. Tenn, March 6.-The storm
horroS IS even greater than was at first
reported. The section devastated by the
terrible hurricane Of Saturday night has
been visited by thousands today. Il IS
the universal verdict that never in the
history of East Tennessee has just such
an event been known. The tornado ex-
tended twenty miles, commencing near
Jellico Junction and continuing to a point
twelve miles north of Madisonvilie. 1t
so happened however, that no residences
were in its course, save those RACED at
jacksonville, and four small houses IN
the town of Ninaburg. Many barns were
destroyed and at least fifty horses, mules
and cattle We're killed In addition 10 the
list of injured furnished last night, there
is Dillon Rogers, a prominent Jeweler OF
jacksonville, struck on the head by
falling brick. His home was almost COM
pletely demolished. Miss Willie Erwin,
who was the most severely injured ger
son, cannot recover. Her condition to-
night is most critical. Mrs. Horton, wife
of the man who was killed, is in a serious
condition. A subscription was started to-
day for the benefit of the storm sufferers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
ghe aa1ieha 1aiu Eagle: "Wednesday 1oris 1898
the great poison mystery.

the great poison mystery.
While az Westerly, R l.. in the summer
OF 1SsS-six months before her sudden mar
rage TO Mr.. MoIineux-AEiss Chesebrough
bought at a cost OF about fifty dollars
and trimmed with lace which she had
made. garments worth ten times that sum.
The garments were such as bride would
delight in, and she tod at least one OF
ding trosseau. as she meant to marry
Moiineux-
After her marriage Mr.. Molineux's In
fatuation for his younS wife increased
rather than diminished. They were in
seperahle. Their evenings were spent
usually az home. Mr.. Nolineux was fond
Of music He would bring home the latest
compositions. Mrs. Molineux usually had
10 be coaxed 10 sing and play al Mrs.
Bellingers house. Molineux. with other
friends about him, and those OF his bride.
would sit at the piano and play and sing
In discord until his wife in desperation
would push him OF the music chair and
sing for him. In this way passed many
evenings OF the honeymoon.
General Molineux explains the young
wife's Mysteries on hearing Of the mUr-
ders in this way: She has a weak heart
and excitement aggraavtes her malady.
Her friends do not fear the failurs Of her
courage. but they do fear her des n from
heart disease under stress OF excitement.
The elder Mrs. Molineux surroAnds her
6aughter-iu-law with the most lov.ns
care and devotion She has implbcit faith
in her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
NOL|NEAUE N COURT
His Attorney Protests Vigor-
ouSIy to the Indictment
CASE WAS RAILROADED
Before the Coroner and His
Client Entrapped,

New York, March Roland B. Moli-
neaux, charged with the murder of Mrs.
Kate ]. Adams, was brought from the
Tombs today and taken before Judge
Blanchard Of the general sessions court,
where he was arraigned. His counsel,
Barlow 5. Weeks, thereupo ncommenced
an argument for the inspection OF the
minutes Of the grand jury. upon which
the Indictment was made. Mr. Weeks
followed up the motion with a history of
the case, in spite of frequent Interrupt
tons by District Attorney Gardiner. Mr..
Weeks said that ne demanded the right
TO know what evidence was submitted TO
the grand jury and if this evidence was
legal. Mr. Weeks alleged that there was
a vital omission in the coroner's court in
not having the jury see the body Of the
deceased. Mr. Weeks asserted that his
client was forced to give specimen Of his
handwriting in court and that he was
also taken TO a handwriting experts Of
fee, where he was made to give speci-
mems Of his writing. Not being content
with his natural handwriting the district
attorney MAO MN NIlle d. near % poaSi-
bic to a sample given him and which is
an exhibit in this case.
General Gardiner interrupted with a de-
NAL. In angry tones Mr.. Weeks shouted
back: ut is a question of word, and my
word is as good as either Of them" re-
ferring to Colone, Gardner and Assistant
Osborne. Mr.. Weeks declared that what
ever evidence the defendant might have
given could not be used against him, be-
cause he had not been warned Of his
right.
District Attorney Gardiner argued that
in murder cases Of great importance the
court had uniformly refused such permits
sion as asked by Mr.. Weeks.
After further controversy between Mr..
Weeks and Colonel Gardiner, Judge
Blanchard took the papers in the case
and reserved his decision. The pleading
Of Molineaux was deferred, pending the
decision. oMlineauX was taken back to
the TOmbS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between ST. Louis
and JackSo ytlie

CoEnnasnrlax December efh. fba Lesls-
vile Air Lac has sssaos lzaes taa graf
Infouga slseD.az Car H94ts g fforl1a-
IarosEh aieesirs cara aEra1xst - .s<gs
s. Lge1a = = daily passlEx f.5s e.
we 30 a Lc1s1gron l% a. r..
fsa mag Caat amiga 80 =. n AGaals
= e. . m a1d 5arTzouFlls SO . - s<e-
oa1 rnoTr.azI- st9E-osera al.0aea Irs
r9ess s. t1Fagzh large cities sne gzfsfe--.
tnz co-EGry ard. Whia nss faraars
Seeing car ro9ts. = ever ss1zf s1ssrsar
sn1 ~sll-sztas.aases Eaes - rsGsway Tzs
scbsdglss are fast and usosf feaTe-sent
Tsls Ens also s1os1s osas4exera fsr
f-9rs6a tip - Ashesaas. = 80
grsatsst &ansffcsa sEi~Yszr-arserd ssess-t
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BELL. GsaeF4 PzzzeaEsr Ago. 81
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Tszs Is also tas 49, Zee - sasa.a a
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ssa soufh CarsEas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08

Every A-nersesa ls lntsreste5 .n ere re-
suit Il or coaa.et wits SPAN. ard ssoa.s
teu,l-lar.zs himre.f zlh to z9nseresl
everzez-s ard r-ossla .sies - or Ssw
Arserlca- SavT-of our uDEefa hattie
sA3ps. chose te-rla.e engines q Nsr Shleh
s-eo-nal -sas6 :se reupsrre GessTsctlrh q
ne SPANISH ssete 81 Mails 49, Santiago.
u may ais8 - q inferssf 20 fns1-rs y7sr-
selves relative 90 iae rsEsT scgssre6 tsr-
sl.e-v - the United ststss the HEEal3az
Isza zGz. earn a7zDs tssaz za-ssf fae azssz8fy
-cez ssatlsr- ste- q seeT zn8g.e hznz-
s1-ns All Portfelio. csz essse-s - ts- tssekE.
e1urzlnazz s.eanflfa. sAosozrasur-r = asr
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rrsg.sr E1ts . erset bag cszao-saszss-s g.
s--sa.la1 - sacE vlsW can - osfzgrss
s-uru any sexes aSsrs q tss Frssca f.s-s
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OFFICERS WANT TO STAY IN
AIEer Has a Swarm of Congress siOnaI
PuSheF< 'D0u Him

Washington. March 6.-Secretary Alger
was fairly overrun today by congressional
callers. nearly every one Of whom had
one or more candidates for ~ 4aintment
in 5he regular or volunteer army arder the
terms Of the reorganization acc. Il s
safe estimate that - per cent Of the Off
GERS in the present volunteer army are
anxious to remain in the service The
secretary, in answer 10 a question toSav.
said that he mad not Yet been able TO make
any selections for appointment. There IS
some doubt whether appointments Of off,
GERS for the volunteer branch q the ser
vice under the new law win have n he
deferred; that IS. until such time as ths
volunteer regiments have been actually
recruited. 40 there is disposition az
present te &c, along without these voluu-
teer soldiers as long * possible. the
chances Of any appointments being speed
lily made in the officer grades are not very
bright
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO r. r.
FRISCO LINE"

LOW WINTER TOURIST RATES.
Parties DESTROYS Of going TO a winter re-
sort or taking a pleasure trip to southern
points. should not fail to call on Frisco
Line city ticket agent. corner Main street
and Douglas avenue. and ascertain rate.
route and limit OF tickets. and any other
information you desire. The winter resorts
in the southern states have all opened and
are ready to accommodate the always
ready warm-climate-seeker of the north at
this period Of the year. and while the
Frisco Line is always equal to occasions.
a very low rate to the winter resorts has
been put in effect from November I. 1898.
until April 80 1899. with final return limit
TO June l. 1899. H o. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
COLLISION ON THE LAKE SHORE
with Every Chance Of Death. Twelve
Men are Only Injured.

Dunkirk, n. Y, March 6.-Train No. 10
on the Lake Shore railroad, due here at
12:1O o'clock this morning, collided with a
switch engine at Westfield. Both engines
were totally wrecked, but the engineers
and fremen of both escaped without Sc
rious wounds The other coaches of the
train remained on the track, but the pas
sengers were badly shaken up. After a
delay of four hours the train proceeded.
Following IS list of the injured:
Gilbert Thompson, Buffalo, engineer,
light engine.
Harry Turner, Erie. passenger engineer
James Kirkland, ColIingwood, Ohio, fire
man, light engine.
S. H. Hubbard, Toledo, baggageman
John Titterington, Cleveland, clerk in
postal car.
L. L. Griffin, Cleveland postal clerk
Asa Perrin. Clyde Ohio postal clerk
T. H. Mitchell Walworth, n. Y, postal
clerk.
r. S. Wider, Erie, postal clerk.
Henry NJ. Howey. New York. passenger.
Frank NJ. Johnson Philadelphia, passen-
ger.
F. A. Foster, Dunkirk, passenger.
Frank Regain, Buffalo.
George Snapper, back and neck strained
Engineer Thompson is internally injured
and several bones are broken. Engineer
Turner was scalded, his head cut and an
arm broken. Kirkland, the fireman, found
under the tender, was the most seriously
injured. Both his arms and legs were
broken and he was injured internally.
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F. A. Foster, Dunkirk, passenger.
Frank Regain, Buffalo.
Invalid Dies on the Train.

St. Louis, ON, March 6-Miss Sarah f.
Jutlin, aged 20, daughter of Rev. D. D.
Jutlin, prominent minister of Fail River.
Mass. died suddenly on an Missouri Pa
cifc Iron Mountain train today while en-
route to st. Louis from California, where
she had gone for her heath. Consump-
ton was the cause of her death. Miss
Jutlin recently graduated from Vassar col
lege with high honors. Mrs. Jutlin and
her son viii accompany the remains east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
Rev. O'Deu Registers a Beef Kick.

Chicago. Ill, March Sat today's meet
ing of the Baptist Ministers association,
Rev. y. D. O'Del of oJliet, H., chaplain
OF the Third Illinois in Porto Rico, de-
clared that he had been temporarily de-
tached from his regiment because he had
dared to show his superior officers a sam
pie of the ''nauseating rations which the
men had to eat" He made number Of
other charges which he said he could cor
rnhcratn
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AlI.Around Advance in sugar.

New York, March AN all-aroUnd adj
vance in the price Of refined sugar was
made today by the American Sugar Re
ining company. Arbuckle Bros. and How
ell, Son * Co, the last named firm rep
resendng the independent refRers. The
advance is 1sc a pound, bringing barrel
sugar up 20 SIS and package sugar TO
5l4c The A1ollenhauer refinery, one OF
Independent concerns, resumed operations
so7a,-
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CATrLEMFN's ASSOCIATION.

CATIIAEMEN'S ASSOCIAIION.
ANNUAL MEETING AT TT. WORTH.
TEXAS
For the above occasion THE GREAT
ROCK ISLAND has made rate of one
fare for the round trip. Wichita 10 Fl
Worth and return. Tickets on sale March
IL and u. return limit March Is. Trains
carrying free reclining chair cars and
Pullman sleepers leave Wichita e:4S p. m.
and $40 a m, arrive a Fl. Worth IFS
a. m. and 600 p. m.
z. DRAKE. D. P. A
F. W. THOMPSON,
A. G. P. & T. A. Topeka, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08

HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
VIA MO. PAC. RY.
On February : and p and March and
q we will sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip. plus 81. limited to twenty-one
days for return, to certain points in the
west and southwest, In the states OF Ar
kansas. louisiana, Texas. Indian Terri
tory. Etc.
For further information call on or ad-
dress Z E BLECKLEY. P. & T. A,
ia N Main St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
Cubam shipping rag no Good.

Havana, March Colonel Tasker H.
Bliss. the secretary here Of the treasury
department, has issued a statement that
the United STAT consular agents are una
HE 20 obtain recognition or protection IN
foreign ports for the blue ard white flag
recently des.e-.7d for Cuban shipping and
he warns Cuban shlpmasters not 20 pro-
coed 10 fore. gn ports flying this fag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
Walled Fist ~hal.en sInraccn

Berlin. March 6-The German school
ships. Charlotte and Stotsc1. the GORE
spon3e1t acre q tie Associated Press :
informed on authority. have arrived a.
ranSier. Morocco. n enforce the demands
made f3r the payment OF an indemnity 70
the German victims Of the Moroccan out
rage. The sultan has failed 10 act upon
the agreements arrived az il the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Svru,

Has been used for over Fifty yFtPS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for 49,
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING W.,
PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHFS 49,,
CHILD. SoFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. sofa
by druggists IN every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Nvinsl,yv.s
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08

Learn what occupation You can succeed
In; what You are lucky ana what YOU are
uniucky in Have the mysteries of the
past present and future revealed by the
young lady mind reader. Madame Ara
mant at POS, Room 6, North Main street.
qe-7+s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08

san Francisco. Cal, March Three su-
pe~ior iUdSes. sitting q banc have decided
hat the quarantine regulations ef the fed
eral government At this D5-t take Creoe-
d5Cce over regulations o. tne local board
n haa-fh
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ECZEMA ON FACE
Condition Such Could Not Go Out.
In Physicians Care Five Months.
CUTICURA Cured in Month.

had eczema on the face for five months, dur
ing which time ! was IN care Of physicians
coald not go out twas going from bad 70 worse.
when friend recommended CuTIcUsA remedies.
After washed my face with CuTicCaA Soar and
used CUrICUBA tointment) and CUTTcURA REsoL-
VENT it changed wonderfully, and IN izoafA
my face tcGs as clean as erer.
THOS. J.SoTH, al2 Stagg ST., Brooklyn, n. 7.
CUTICURA REsoLvEST, greatest OF blood purf-
fers and hnmor expellers. puTifes the blood and
circulating fluids of HONOR GERMS. and thus re-
moves the cause while warm baths with Gull
CURA SOAP, and gentle anoiEungs with CCIiCCKA
foiutIoent), greatest of emollient skin cures
cleanse the skin and scalp OF cruSts and scales.
allay itching. burning. and Inflammation, anc
thus sooths and heal the Most torturing. clshgir-
ing humOrs of the skin scalp, and blood, with loss
of hair, when ali other remedies fail.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER D. ASD c CoEr-,
Props Boston How 20 Cure Torturing Skin Diseases tree
Csuc vrtIp uhE0c Hair snd SKIN ny using
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Official Gail Republican Convention


The Republican City Central Committee,
at a meeting held on the 22d day of Feb
ruary, directed the chairman and secre-
tary to publish a notice that the Repup-
lcan convention for the purpose Of nomi-
mating city and township officers, would
be held in Garfield hall on the 7th day OF
March, at 10 o'clock a. m. That the prl-
gates to the convention would be held
IN the city wards on the 6tn day OF
March, 1899, the polling places 10 open at 4
O'clock % m. and closing at D. m. The
basis of representation will be upon the
vote cast for II. T. Kramer. city clerk,
two years ago, which gives the following
number of delegates 10 the different
wards:
First ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Second ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Third ward. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Fifth ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Sixth ward..................-... IL
J. A BRUBACHER, Chairman.
FRED L. BELL, Secretary.
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FOR Life for killing Her lever.

Sandusky. a.. March 6.-MsrIha May Nc
Fiilin. VINO was found guilty % the murder
~ her lover George koechls- Was today
sentenced To the penitsntiary for life She
received her sentence cody. but her n. h
e. wha was in court. fainted.
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Exchange SfahIe~

Exchange stables at Orlando and sal
water. Make specially Of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do n
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited
SHIVELY. VAN WYKE & SHIVEI.Y.
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First Publication in Wichita Daily Far1a
January -. 1898
(No. $500
Treasury De0art-e0.
- 4IVfIaTLfCe0t
Once Of Comptroller Of the Curre7ov

--Neh5NAA department
Once Of Comptroller of the Cur-e--,-
Washington. D. c. Jan. % 12oo
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence nra
scented TO the undersigned. Il has ~.
made 10 appear that The Nations, ~
of Commerce. Of Wichita" in the ci-,. -
Wichita. in the county Of Ssdrv;l, -
state Of Kansas. has compiled wf-b an
the provisions Of the statutes Of the T-r;.a :
States, required 20 be complied u3+b ;.
fore an association shall be authorizes =,
commence the business Of banking.
Now, therefore. 7. Charles C nv.
comptroller OF the currency. do he-a1,- g.
tify that The National Bank ~ -.
merce OF Wichita in The city % wish,
in the county Of Sedgwick ana s.e-s -
Kansas, is authorized 70 commence -
business Of banking as provided in sac.I,~
fifty-one hundred and sixty-nsne of the =
vised statutes Of the United States
In testimony whereof. witness nv bs,7
and seal Of office this twentieth dav ~
January. 1929.
(SeaD CHARLES C. DAWES
d5s-eot- Comptroller Of the Currencv.
Daily Eagle, by carrier, 10 cents A week
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trade and he was upheld by that body.
He is reticent concerning the affair and
feels keenly he fact that such measures
had to be adopted by him 10 save the
shin
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.aAeh Thi- season.

Barber SHOP and ladies' observation car
on The California Limited, Via Santa Re
g,ute. Service IS auec ;hAa ever before.
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''Health
and
Disease"
Today, rIarCh 8.

And March and 10, at 3 o'clock, to ladies
only.
Admission 10 cents. Monday, March IS,
last lecture. Subject. Maternity" Prices
Is and % cents.
All lectures Illustrated by stereoptican
views, including many Of Art and Scenery.
Famous X-Rays and War scenes.
Residence, Carey Hotel Hours. a. m.
to z m. on lecture days; other days, 9 to
4. Consultation free
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Rates Of advertising made known upon
application. va
tect and discontinue any Advertisers or ~
contracted for either by themselves
their agents. Ia. 40
Entered in the postof1ce at WlchI5'@ for
second-class matter. and entereuI ,,1
Transmission through the mails as su ,,Ile,.
Eastern Business office, The LL -, PmsI-
Building, New York City; Western. The
ness office, 1.-THE Rookery," Chicago Gle
S. C. Beckwith Special Agency
Agents for Foreign Advertising; YORK
Readers Of the Eagle when in Ne" 4ba
City or Chicago. can see copies % the
paper at the office Of our agent at Inc
address given above.