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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
THE WEATHER

Wichita. kan March .. 1899
local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Colder ana probably fair un,u Thursday
noon.
During the past q hours the hiehes.
tempera-Ure has been 80. the lowest =
and che mean A. with clear weather until
nearly night. then partly cloudy. fresh
nor1h 10 northeast Wind and low barome-
ter
On this date last year the correspond
-ns temperatures were 3 Sand 81 che
Warmest day c- the month. and mis- was
lmmediate.y followed oy 1he col5es. 5sv
Of the month on The pad. with temoera-
lures p r. and Gu; ard Two years aro
they were g. e ana S.
Thus far this month the average ten
perature has been normal. br- since he
HrSt az me year there kas been a se4-
c-ency OF ave-as i1E three and half de-
grees daily. FRED /. JOHNSON
Washington, March eL-Fo~ecss. -
Wednesday.
hansas-FaiV colder; north WIND
Oklahoma and Tldiaa Te-r.---k.-E-si-
colder; winds becoming no-ta.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
A NEW
Digestive Principle.

The leading medical publications Of the
country have been giving much space Of late to
new element FOR digesting starchy foods. From
many articles We take selection from the
Medical TtmCS. New York:
In these DAYS OF progress II Is gratifying to
know thst cases of smyIaceous 70. C.. starchyl
indigestion which have so frequently batiled US
can now be treated with a reasonable hope Of
success. For years we have been looking for
clestase loleeSter Of starchl more potent than
that found IN the malt extracts. II remained
Tor Mr.. Ia6am.ne, q japanese chemist, 70
discover one Of remarkable power. In this
product. Iaka-DiataSe. 1cs huUc ti11t The pro
TeSSioH has So LONG desired, and 1t Is therefore
not remarkable thar many of the best men II
the profession have investigated il. AID thu
conclusion uniformly reached is that in cases
q inability TO digest starches we have in TIN,
ferment reliable treatment"
Most OF our food i starch-all Vegetables ~,
largely starch-yet when the stomach refssai
% digest starch, medicine has hitherto h.
poweriess. Pepsin has been the backbone of all
treatment OF indige>tion-ex excellent for usa,
ioocs but valueless for starch
Aaskola Tablets are the only form IN which
this wonderful remedy is offered 70 The pp,ar. I
public. We believe them perfect remedy fcr
indigestion and dyspepsia: they combine ia
merltorIOus elements Of old trestr,errs ,ri,h
the new japanese discovery.
Al druggists, y and " cents, or by mail II
tie makers.
HE P. L. ABBEY CO.. Kalamazoo. Mic
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position IS that she was caught n a hsavy
blow and went down With al hands.
San Francisco. March eo-A private
telegram received in this city states that
John b. Garden. of the arm OF Carasn 4
Hil Euglewood I'll. wholesalers OF Chi
case daily newspapers, was drowned N
Mexico while on a ferry boat trip from
Vera cruz iutO the Interior. Particulars
are lacking.
London. March 2o.-The Daily Man says
this morning that an ugly divorce scandal
IS about 90 come before the court The
correspondent s. a young bachelor earl
and the respondents the daughter Of a
wealthy marquis. noted FOR her beauty
AL the parties. according 90 the DAILY
Mail, are prominent ia smart society
Boston. Mass. March 2o-The Boiling
broke club and a private club IN LONDON
have offered a gao pound pure f9r ths
fight between Kid Iavigno and Dick
BJrCc. I7viEuc's hacker prefers the
BoaHg5roko club and has cabisd Tor them
90 send expense money and articles iums-
d.ateiy. The fight viii be held on the
evening OF Derby Day.
Seattle wash. March eo-Thc back
bone ~ the strike on the White Pass and
Yukon railroad has been broken. accord
luE 90 the Gfhcrr ~ the steamer RIOS ala.
which arrived today from skaEway J.
X white. one o. lhe strike Traders has
been sentenced % SIX months impsison-
msrt ~ Sifka by Talted STATES Commits
si0rer SeblhFeIc f1r melting O. riet.
Butte. Mont. March 9-The Jaifsa
States grand jury today returned iudIct-
ments against ur. ! J.. Atkinson. Charles
Mcintyre. .Tf.Eafing engineer ard frank
4 Hunter. clerk. az the Fort Peek In
clan reservation fcr soliciting "a cararaiEn
fund f1r She irf election The rs8u~y o.
alleged to have been collected on Nrv-
euaer ~. l's6 20 help make good a fs-
hcit va the campaign faud - faa na-
tplal committee cf the Democratic party.
sar Tra1r.reo. Marco Dish. 1p.nz
CouuissiaHe- Gsiu rlf4ser .a allow fhs
sailor. ~ the chips james Drlumras s
= Hitchcock and Anger % fsN az he
wages they have caatraetrd Tor. 60 a
month. pf IeF.rg that scheme Pr a a.
fautc est ~ deep water sailors wages "a
being worked fie has asked f.r inHfruc-
fi9ra from Wss1lnE'oe ID fHe martins
the three SHIPS I'D .4s1s5 far eastern
ports. arc c1r1e ~ 20 Ge a Ear8.F Cor
want 90 men 90 nan stefu.
W-hselIrK ~ va. Mar-H Zi-Tas whes.-
1g 1-9s and stss' -7upary haa advanced
> rae aErs.t IS car cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
REED Is SIMPLY DISGUISED
With the War in the Philippines, His
Secretary Says.

Boston, March PA Globe interview
with Ames /. Allen, secretary of Speaker
Thomas B. Reed, at Alfred, Maine, today,
contained the statement that Mr.. Reed
will never again be candidate for the
presidency of the United States" Mr..
Allen further said: 1T is Mr.. Reeds dis
position to withdraw from politics entire
ly. As TO Mr.. Reeds antagonism in con-
nection with the Mckinley administration.
there is absolutely nothing in it, With
regard 10 the war with Spain, Mr. Reed
has been no more conservative than was
Mr. Mckinley at the beginning. AS to the
present war in the Philippines, Mr.. Reed
is simply Disguised with it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
Tod Sloan Opens His Campaipu

London, March 21.-At the Lincoln spring
meeting. of which this was the second
days racing. the Sudbrooke pate was
won by Lady Janet. Swirl, with Tod
Sloan in the saddle was unplaced. There
were nineteen horses in this event, and
the betting was 5 to l against Swirl. The
Lincolnshire handicap was won by General
Peace, owned by Captain Bewicke. Lord
William Beresford's 6-year-old knight of
the Thistle, carrying JIG pounds, with Tod
Sloane up, was second and II. V Longs
S-year-old colt Lord Edward II was third.
Twenty-siX horses ran. Sloan may have
been said to have been mobbed by his ad
mirers on making his first appearance this
season with his racing colors, in the race
for the Sudbrooke plate, and there was A
rush to put money on Swirl simply be-
cause the American jockey was riding that
horse. S,oan showed all his old resource
in getting first away and he made a bold
bid for victory at the finish. but Swirl
was not good enough and was unplaced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
FRIENDS OF QUAY DENY
That He Is to be Made Senator by a
Trick

Washington, D. c., March 21-Friends
alike of Senators Quay and Penrose in
Washington refuse to countenance the re-
port from Youngstown, Ohio, that in case
of the failure of the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture to elect "a senator to succeed Mr..
Quay, Senator Penrose will retire and the
governor of the state vii lappoint Mr.
Quay, thus continuing him instead of Mr..
Penrose as the only senator from Penn
sylvania. Adherents Of both senators here
profess to be hopeful that there will be an
election before the adjournment of the
legislature. which viii not occur until the
2oth of April. Senator Quay Is now in
Florida.
Harrisburg. Pa, March N.-The fifty
fourth ballot for senator taken today, re-
suited; Quay IS. jerks 70, Dalzell II, Stew
art G, Huff 6, Rice 2, Ritter I, Widener 8.
Stone +, Irwin 4. Tubbs 2. Smith .. Grow
l. Total vote, 211; necessary to a choice.
1O6; paired and not voting, ~
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GeraId Lanincr Fonnd-

Chicago. March 2i.-Ge-ald Lapiner, s
years old. who was kidnapped from his
home several months aso, was found to
day at PaynssvIlls, Ohio. Three days ago
AIr- Lspiner received telegram from
Sheriff May OF Paynesv.lls, saying he had
a boy in custody who answered the de-
scriP;on OF Gerald. Mrs. Laplner LEFT a.
once for ONO and today telegraphsd that
,ae boy was the long-lost Gerald Tor waom
me police have been searching the entire
--Lrrtr-A-
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Good Reports ofthe PONG.

Rome. March 21.-The pope's physician.
DR.. Lapponi. and Prof Mazzoni. visited
his holiness at ) o'clock this afternoon and.
found his general health good and the seat
Of the recent operation in excellent con-
diuon. While conversing with them the
pope expressed deep grief at the false
stories circulated as 70 his health. and es-
pecially the report about a second opera
ton. which had 50 disturbed Catholics
deeply interested in his welfare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
Queen Regent Authorizes Camhon

Madrid, March 21.-The queen regent has
signed the decree giving Jules Cambon.
French ambassador al Washington. full
power TO represent Spain at the exchange
Of the rat1cations Of the treaty Of peace
with the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Dr. Gregory Cole. 4 young ambulance
surgeon from Roosevelt Hospital. Had
made his way through the dense crowd.
followed By three trained nurses he had
brought with him from the hosnitaL
Smoke and fame were pouring out Of the
hotel windows They walked n single
f.e along the Forty-Ssventh street side.
when A piece ~ burning timber feIl fron
an uppe- story Of the building. L Just
grazed Dr.. Goes shoulder and drcpsd Al
his feet The fame brushed his hand.
scovchsr- IT,
The doctor and nurses hauled a15 then
stepped over closer 20 the building. As
they did 50 Miss Patterson one q the
nurses. discovered Clad IN a beautiful gown
lying On TIE pavement n TIE ares1zy r.
teen feat below the Level q The street. 4
piece - heavy burning timber vas slsz-
.ac near her head. Mss Patterson cailed
"a DR.. Co.e The young surgeon quickly
climbed dezn the ladder into the zreazray.
TIE young woozu's BODY Jay IN 2 pooi q
blood 4 burning fragment CO timer lad
a-ready igniisd ne- costly Eoza- TIE doc
tor stamped the blaze cut There we -
pulse d.. cois placed rs ea- % hs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
BoIivian RevnIntInn Gnininr

New York. March pa special from
Lima, Peru. says: The revolution IN Bo
livia is gaining ground and President
OF Oruro negotiations for peace have been
suspended
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

an foryfozr q Ha'Te Of New York City bat living
occupation, b1t i've vi;h ny IS
Diet being different evsTy vay have
always accustomed brought a;ae aegsoa
tired everything prescribed Advertised temperament relief A,
determined send fotHo of s en; Of Rpaas Tabue
taking the ar, bor began feel b-Faer eang con-
tagsd taking them. each day sent faf ese certain do feel
they FL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
DIR. Nancy Gui,rord on Trial.

Bridgeport. Conn, March 21-The trial
% Nancy \. Guiiford. on a charge Of muir
der in the second degree. in causing the
death Of Emma Gill by criminal practice.
was begun today. The prisoners illness
has caused. several postponemeuts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

turing business under the corporate name
Of James S. Kirk * Co.
Mrs. Kirk early became identified with
church work. She was the mother OF sev
en- children. six OF whom were boys. All
are living except one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
The Best Pre-cription Cor MnInrIa

ChiIls and Fever Is a bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply Iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure.
no pay. Price, soc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

W7sslrK ~ va. Mares si-Tns w-hes.-
iHe 1-gs and stss' e7mpary haa advanced
wages sbo4t IS ger cent
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breast. The heart had stopped Death had
apparently been instantaneous.
Her fingers were jeweled with costly
gems and large diamonds glittered in her
ears.
DR.. Cole lifted the limp form to his
shoulders and then climbed up the ladder
10 the street.
A few minutes later the wall fell, and
the spot where the woman's body had
been found was buried under tons OF
brick.
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Following are Mr.. ingalls, views on the
change OF Inauguration dsy:
The senate passed. and the house failed
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TheStateCOllege
OF Kentucky.
oGer. The Following Courses.

Agricultural. Mechanical Engineering.
Electrical Engineering. Civil Engineer.
ing. Classical, Normal School. and Five
Scientific Courses. each OF which covers
four years in the College proper and leads
TO a degree.
lts Faculty contains twenty nine pro-
fessors. Its grounds. buildings aud equip
ments represent $4,000 in value. Its
laboratories. Chemical. Physical. Biolog.
ical. Botanical, Geological, Physiolog.
ical. Mechanica, and Electrical are the
largest and Rest in kentucky.
Each Legislative District is entitled by
law TO free tuition. room rent, fuel. and
lights for four properly prepared students
In the college proper, and 10 an equal
number in the Normal Department. al to
lie appointed by the County superinten
dent. Alumni 81 other colleges in Ken.
lucky are entered in post graduate course
Entrance examinations sept. IL, II and
Is For catalogue and other information,
apply to
JAS. X. PATTERSON, Ph. ID. IL ID.
Lexington, Ky. President
Session Begins September IL
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, maximum rate Unfair to them IL

a a maximum rate Unfair to them II
6xed the courts will prevent its en-
forcement. So that the claim OF Gov
ernor Bradley, made in his veto mes
sage upon the McChord bill, that II IL
dangerous to confer upon the railroad
commission power TO fix rates, is
wholly unfounded. fApplausel
The other objection to the Me-
Chord bill most frequently made by
railway managers and apparently con-
Cured in by the Republican party
leaders in Kentucky Is that the sub
ject Of railway rates and discrimina-
ton and extortiOn is one with which
only experts are fitted to deal. and
that therefore the matter must not be
submitted to a railroad commission,
which may be composed OF ordinary
citizens. This is the same argument
that the single sold standard advo-
cate makes upon the free coinage cues
ton. He, too. says this b a profound.
an occult question I have studied Il,
and you have not; leave IL to me, and
shall attend to II for you.
THE people OF Kentucky paw annu-
ally many millions OF dollars to the
railway corporations. The present
state of the law leaves II within the
power OF railroad managers. by means
OF extortion and discrimination. TO de-
stroy the business OF some commune
ties and persons and to build up that
OF others at will No such uncon-
trolled power should reside anywhere
In a freegOyernment.
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lynching Of the Diamond Center Wig
ilantes go of just right that none of us
suspected him OF being the treacherous
hound he really was. We all looked of
TO the northwest as hard as we could for
a minute or two.
"'Your eyes are of, Pete says |.
turning around TO where he had been.
But there wasn't any Pete, only away
down the gully we could hear some one
tramping down the bushes and run
ming for all he was worth.
I'VE all rushed into the underbrush.
but il wasn't any place for horses; be-
sides, II was too dark 10 see much of
anything. That thief of Pete Lam
sing had run away from MS in the first
place until his horse was shot. and then
he said he couldn't be hung anywhere
except on the pine hills, and then, all
the time pretending that be was anx-
ious for the credit of the camp, he had
prayed until IL was too dark for US TO
see anything. He was nothing but u
hypocrite, and played II low down on
the boys who had always treated him
right and were trying to send him of
in good style. What became OF him
don't know and don't care. None OF the
Diamond Center boys ever heard Of him
again.
1.-TWO or three times since then the
boys have wanted to get up lynching
parties on appropriate occasions. but !
have always said: No; II you catch a
man cheating at cards or stealing
horse, shoot him. II you don't catch
him. tell the sheriff. But as for lynch
ing parties, count me out. | am dis
gusted with them ~. Y. Sun.
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There is more Catanh in this section Of the
until the last few years was supposed TO he incur
able. For great many years doctors pronounced
II local disease, and prescribed local remedies.
pronounced IL incnrable. science has proven
catarrh 10 I've constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catsrrh
Cure, Manufactured by r. J. Cheney a Co. Toledo,
Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure the
ket. IL Is taken internally in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspooDful. IL acts directly on blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They of " one hun
dred dollars for any case 1t fails cure. send tor
circulars and Testimonials Address
p J. CHENEY a CO., oledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
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camp laughing stock II you acted this
way with a stranger. wish had time
to give you n rehearsal says Pete, kind
Of regretfully, but it's growing toe
dark. Why, actually believe you fel
lows would jerk a man over the pcarly
gates without giving him n chance "a
say few last words and speak little
prayer
1--WE all was silent at this, for we had
forgotten all about that part Of the
programme. SO Pete dropped of his
horse and went over to little bush
few feet away from the tree we had
thrown the rope over. Then he began
to pray. ! don't claim 90 be an au.
thority on prayers, but have always
said that was no SLOUGH OF a prayer.
Pete began with the Diamond Center
camp and recommended every man.
woman and child in II TO the Lord.
Most OF them needed u. but u made
a long prayer. Then he prayed for
the sheriff OF the county. and after
that for the governor OF the state.
From the governor he went 20 the
president. Then we thought he was
through and everybody drew long
breath and prepared to get down to
the regular business of the meeting.
"Dut Pete opened his eyes and looked
at us reproachfully, and then started
in rs II he was just getting his second
wind. The queen Of England. the en-
peror Of Germany, all the big foreign
ducks Pete could think OF were re-
membered TO the Lord, and then, just
as we were getting 40 impatient we
couldn't have stood il much longer.
Pete polished OIL his prayer with a
general sort of blessing which took
In all the parties he hadn't mentioned
by name. II was n good prayer and
covered the ground, but IL took an aw-
full long time.
There didn't seem 10 be anything TO
interfere with the work we had as
scmbled together TO perform as Pete
styled il in his prayer. when all OF a
sudden Pete cried out:
MY God. boys. The woods are on
fire.
I'VE all looked ms hard as we could.
but didn't see anything.
ayes, they are said Pete. Look.
you can Just see the blaze away OF to
the northwest
"Now, Pete had sort Of entered INTO
the spirit of the occasion 40 cheerfully
and seemed so anxious to have the first
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Danville Fair, August Both, 3lst and
Sept. LIST. Low rates from all points
between Georgetown and Somerset.
Greatest Fair ever held by the Dan
vile Association is promised this year.
$1,000 in premiums. Fine military
band in attendance, big balloon ascen-
sion. Great display OF live stock. Plen.
ty OF innocent amusements. Reduced
rate tickets on sale for this occasion,
good until Sept. ID, to return. Ask
your ticket agent Tor full particulars.
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IL like this pattern well enough"
said the customer, who had dropped in
to look at some ribbons. "but I'm afraid
the colors will run"
run, ma'am!" Indignantly an
swered the patriotic shopman. Red.
white and blue! They never runl"
Whereupon the woman bought %
yards.-Chicago Democrat.
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RORnED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, Of which Mr.. John oliver
him a. follows: al was In most dreadful condition
My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and sides no APP
Three physicians had given me up Fortunately a
friend sdvised trying Electric Biitersi and to my
great JOY and surprise, the fret bottle made de
cided improve ment l continued their use fOI
three weeks and am now we'll man ! know they
saved my Lille and robbed the grave Of another vie
tim No one should fail TO Try them. only Scots
guaranteed at Penny's Drug Store.
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He Never smiled Again.

as 1t true" asked the funny indi-
yidual from 81. Louis. that trains don't
stop at Chicago unless they are
hagged?"
"Well, even II II is, II might be worse"
replied the Chicago man. II under
stand they never stop at 81. Louis be-
cause they can't find the place. Chi
cago Evening News.
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SPECIAL RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY

Shelby county white fair, shelbyville
Aug. 22-25. One fare for the round trip
Sale 22nd, 23rd, cath and for morning trains
the 25th, final limit Aug. Goth.
Shelby county colored fair shelbyville,
Aug. 3Oth, Sist and sept. LIST. One fare foI
the round trip. Sale Aug 5oth, 3ist. and
morning trains Sept. LIST. final limit Sept.
end.
Louisville colored fair association, Louis
willie. Aug. 22-26. One fare for the round
trip. Sale Aug. 25th and Goth, final limit
Aug. "a.
For further Information call on nearest
Agent Southern Ry. wM. II. TAYLoE, A.
@. Z. A, Louisville, Ky.
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WEAK EYEsA RE MADE sTRoN0.

DIN vision made clear. styes removed and
graduated lids or sore eyes OF any kind
speedily and effectually cured by the use OF
sutherland's Eagle Eye salye. It's put up
In tubes. and sold on guarantee. For
sale at Penny's Drug store
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Tn. Cornfea phiIo.o,h.r.

mo" said the Cornfed Philosopher,
II didn't turn up my nose because the
woman was wearing rational dress.
don't mind the women wearing that
kind of clothes. All object TO is the
awful expression of countenance they
put on at the tme."-Indianapolis
Journal.
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A postoffice has been established At
Reno, Pulaski county, w. A. Gregory,
postmaster.