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In the Bordeaux divorce case de-
murrcr was yesterday fled to the plain
tiffs amended complaint on the
grounds that it did not appear from its
alega lions in what manner the defend
ant deserted the plaintiff, and that the
name of the person with whom it is al
legged the defendant committed adultery
on Sept. l, 1891. IS not specified and the
room in the old Owsley block is not 'les-
ignated and the dates and places Of thu
alleged adultery with Lyman ASHLEY
are not given. 1t is alleged that the
complaint is uncertain and ambiguous
in other respects.
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APPOINTMENTS
AS F||RETOLD
Continued from First Page)

nothing-but came to Topeka in answer to
Governor Leedy's call. and that they
should be paid. This will probably act as
oil on the water with the senate and NAV
serve the purpose of inducing that body
TO let the Republicans get through some
of their measures.
Dave Overmeyer says the Pops were
foolish in calling the extra session and
that now the Republicans are acting lust
as big fools by keeping up an everlasting
kick about IT. He says that GODDARD begs
the question from start to finish is his
opinion.
It IS generally conceded by lawyers,
however, that Mr. Godards reasoning
that what Leedy as a Pop thought was
an important natter he construed to be
an extraordinary occasion" which is en-
tirely dissimilar.
The following resolution was introduced
in the senate this morning by Senator
Jumper, and passed by a eote OF Is to y
after a hot discussion
Whereas. In the year Of our Lord A. D
1855. the present attorney general of this
state was occupying the position OF assis-
tant attorney general. and
Whereas, In said year above mentioned
the Hon. E. y. Morrill,. then governor. of
the state OF Kansas. was considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of converting the legislat ,ire
IN special session for the purpose OF an
portonins the state into senatorial and
representative districts. and not being fully
advised in the premises. decided 20 can
upon the attorney general forhis views a.
TO the right Of the chief executive TO con-
vene The legislature for the extraordinary
occasion above mentioned. and
Whereas. The opinion then rendered by
the attorney general through his assistant.
the present boss IN said office. Is in words
ana figures as follows. II VII be no.
ticed that the section provides that he
governor may convene the legislature On
extraordinary occasion. The only p3ver
TO Judge IS TO what extraordinary occasf,,
requires the convening OF the Legislature.
: the governor himself. He Is ina soIA
Judge OF such emergency and Il IS for him
and him alone 20 determine when an
extraordinary session shall BE- held. ana
Where's, 4 change has taken place in
the attorney general az this safe ana fhs
ch2nge Of views * as sudden and radical
as .nat o. Ssvl Of Ta-sus IN ancient
times. therefore L. L
Resolved. That . committee q :r-as b
appointed by the senate to proceed in
thejr o7sn way and find out VIA. i the
opinion 81 the former ass-stan. attorney
general and the present attorney general
a. To lhe legality OF the present session
o. the legislature. n order TIA. this So
s-oa ma Dyocsed according othe latest
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFLETS.

Raleigh. n. c., Jan. 1S.-James Booker,
alias Chavis. a young negro. was hanged
here today. He was convicted of the
murder of his sweetheart, Mehaley
White. three years ago.
Barcelona, Jan. 1S.-The rench steamer
Cachemiro arrived today from the Phil
ippines with ITO Spanish troops. There
are 300 sick and there were forty-four
deaths during the voyage
Madrid, Jan IS.-The minister OF war.
General Correo, announces that he has
ordered the captain general TO vigorously
apply the military law prohibiting officers
from taking part in politics
Chicago, Jan. IS-Several hundred men
and women employed IN the big building
az 153 Market street were thrown nto a
panic today by fire which broke out on
the fourth floor. and although no one was
injured many had narrow escapes. The
structure was occupied by a number OF
makers Of gentlemen's furnishing goods
and hats. The losses sustained aggregate
$1,000
Queenstown. Jan. 1S.-The German
steamer Alesia Of the Hamburg-Ame
line. which sailed from Hamburg on De
cember . for Boston was sighted OF
Kingsale today aud signaIed that her
rudder was damaged and that the vessel
was working very badly. The captain
asked ,hat tug and a pilot be sent 10
tas assistance OF the steamer and rhess
we're subsequently, dispatched from this
po-;. 4 southwest gale Is Blowing.
san Francisco. Cal. Jan. 1s.-John W
Msckay has been confined &c his bed FOR
nearly month. When Re was frs; taken
Ill & was given out that he was suffering
from severe attack OF the grip. but Il
Is now understood that his ailment Is
very painful case OF gout. which a. one
time took sula a serious turn that gray
results were feared Il Is now thoor~
that Mr. MlcAay is cut q danger uaiess
soma unforeseen complications SCI in
san Francisco. cal. Jan IS-The death
i announced OF Joseph L schnitz, tie
lealer ot ne drst thester orchestrz in tAis
City he came here from New York il
Iso- He was member q the famous
Dodswe-th bz1d q ;lst city During he
career On this coas; he has he'd the baton
az the principal theate-s and musical fuHc-
tons ard vas conductor fo- Jennie L,1s
Madame Anna Bishop. d Maska AID ~.
The other stars Who came here 81 early
DAYS and FOR many who visited shls eoast
II later years. Mr.. scamitz Raz born In
Germany. December =, 1s-L
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Uses Pe-ru-na
For Colds

Pe-ru-na is known from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. Letters OF congratula-
ton and commentator testifying to the
merits of Pe-Tn-na as a catarrh remedy
are pouring in from every State in the
Union. DIR. Hartman is receiving hun
dreds of such letters daily. All classes
write these letters, from the highest TO
the lowest.
The outdoor laborer. the indoor arti-
san, the clerk, the editor, the statesman,
the Preacher-all agree that Pe-ru-na is
the catarrh remedy Of the age. The
stage and rostrum, recognizing catarrh
as their greatest enemy, are especial
~ enthusiastic in their praise and testi-
mony.
Any man who wishes perfect health
must be entirely free from catarrh. Ca
tarrh is well-nigh universal almost ON
nipresent. Pe-ru-na is the only ALSO
lutte safeguard known. \ cold IS the
beginning of catarrh. Toprevent colds.
to cure colds, Is TO cheat catarrh out of
its victims. Pe-ru-na not only cures ca
tarrh, but prevents. Every household
should he supplied with this great rem
edy for coughs, colds and so forth.
The Governor of Oregon is an ardent
admirer Of Pe-ru-na. lie keeps it con-
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NICARAGUA CANAL PEOPLE
Grace Cregin- Eyre Syndicate Before
the Commerce Committee.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1S.-What is
known as the Grace-Cragin-Eyre syndicate
organized 70 construct the Nicaragua
canal, had a hearing today before the
house committee on commerce. The svn-
dictate was represented by Mr.. Edward F.
Cragin OF Chicago, who has been one of
the most active figures in the organization
Colonel David Mcclure of New York, at
torney for the syndicate, and Frank S.
Washburnn. consulting engineer. Colonel
Mcclure made the opening statement,
showing the standing of the syndicate, by
reading a list of the financiers constitut-
ing it. The list included Messrs. John
Jacob Aston, Levi p Morton Robert GOe-
let, William E. Grace, John d. Crimmons.
John A. Mccall, F. r. Ladue, Warner
Miller, WSB Sloan and many others prom
inent in bank and financial circles. These
gentlemen, Colonel Mcclure stated, had not
embarked on any sentimental project; they
had examined into the entire question from
strictly business standpoint. They were
satisfied with the practicability of an
isthmian waterway and believed that the
concession of Nicaragua to the old Mic
aragua Canal company was about to ex-
pire, going out of existence, under the
terms OF the concession, on October next
They determined, therefore, to take up the
matter where it was likely to be left when
the old concession ended.
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COUNTY ASSESSORS CONFER
They Come to an Agreement on the
Basis Of Valuations.

Guthrie. 0. II, Jan. 1S.-(Specia.) THE
session of the county assessors of the
territory for the past two days, in this
city, adjourned yesterday evening. They
havedone lot of work and done Il we'll
There viii be no more misunderstanding
between counties on assessed valuations.
but each county will have the same SEIZED
ule and basis of taxation for the first
time in the history OF Oklahoma.
The committee appointed to draft
schedule, reported the following. which
was adopted, and the assembly adjourned
sine die.
Horses-F1rst class to be assessed from
$50 to 500; second class, from $40 to $50;
third class, from s. to so.
Jacks and stauions-To be assessed at
So for every s. service fee.
Mules and asses-To be assessed as fol-
lows; First class, So to So; second class,
$50 10 So; third class, s. to $50.
Cattle-SiX months Old and under two
years. s. 10 $15; cows, SO to -; two years
and over, SO TO 50. Bulls So TO $50
Sheep and goats-Over three months old
TO be assessed at 50 cents to $50. and
bucks at s. 10 s..
Swne-Over three months old, TO be
assessed al $3.50 per 100 pounds.
Farm implements-To be assessed from
20 to % per cent Of first cost Wagons
from 20 TO 50 per cent OF first cost.
Pleasure carriages of every description
10 be assessed from - 10 50 per cent Of
first cost.
Gold watches at from so to $50: silver
and other watches. from 81 TO $50.
Plate and jewelry TO be assessed at
cash value.
Pianofortes to be assessed at from $40
20 500.
other musical instruments al fromm 81
TO 500.
Household furniture at not less than 8.
Bicycles at from s. TO $50
Money 10 be assessed al 10 cents on the
dollar. Credits 20 be assessed az cash
value.
Manufacturers stocks for the preceding
year n be assessed al actual cash value.
Pvomissory notes at cash value.
Tax sale certificates 81 cash value
Judgments at cash value.
Shares in national banks at face value.
Improvements on uuentered lands Al
cash value.
Grain on hand AZ IFS market y-zr-,a
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Germany md Asia Minor.

1t is inevitable that Asia Minor shall
eventually pass from the possession OF
AIohammedanism, and whether Germany
accomplishes the task or not, the sultan
must yield to a Christian nation. 1t is
just as inevitable that diseases Of the d.
gestive organs must yield to Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. The disorders Of this
kind are usually called dyspepsia, consti-
patton and biliousness. The Bitters are
equally good for all such complaints, re-
CARELESS of the name
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DETAIL lO TRY EAGAN
Court Martial Order Issues
From the War Department.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18Th
Trial Will Begin--Merritt at
the Head of the Court.

Washington, Jan 1s-The detail for the
court martial which is to try Commits
| sary General Eagan on charges growing
out Of his statements before the war
| investigating commission last week, IN
which he attacked General Miles, was
| made public at the war department to-
| night. The court is made up Of thirteen
army officers, of whom Major General
Wesley Merritt is at the head, and judge
advocate, and it is to meet in this city on
| Wednesday, the 18th instant. or as soon
! thereafter as practicable, this qualifica-
! ton being necessary because a number Of
! the members are at distant points and
! will require some days to adjust their
| affairs and reach this city. Ali the Off
| GERS composing the court, save one, are
! from the regular army, number of
! whom, however, during the was accept
ed volunteer rank and still hold those
| commissions. Major General Butler is
the only one who is not connected with
the regular army.
The detail for the court IS as follows:
Major Generel Wesley Merritt, L. S. A;
Major General James F. Wade, L. S. V;
Major General Matthew c. Butler, L. s.
V; Major General Samuel NJ B. Young,
L. S. V; Brigadier General Royal T.
Frank, U. S. V; Brigadier General Alex
ander New. Pennington, L. S. V; Brig
adler General George NJ Randall, L. S. ";
Brigadier General Jacob Kline. L. S. V;
Brigadier General Richard Combs, u. 8.
V; Colonel Peter c. Haines. corps of en-
gineers: Colonel George L. Gillespie,
corps of engineers; Colonel Charles r.
Suter, corps Of engineers; Colonel Fran
els l. Guenther. Fourth Artillery; Lieu
tenant Colonel George 3. Davis, deputy
judge advocate general, judge advocate
Of the court.
General Corbin stated that the order
for the appointment of the court martial
would be delivered to General Eagan Ell
Their tonight or tomorrow morning. This,
ii is expected will be done by an officer
or an employee of the adjutant generals
office. Its receipt and acknowledgment
by the commssary general will be tanta-
mount to the relief Of that officer from
his present duties and he will turn over
its affairs Thursday to some one desig-
mated by the secretary of war or to the
officer next in charge of the depart
ment.
If the course indicated by an officer of
the adjutant generals office tonight is
followed the probability is that General
Eagan will not be placed under actual
arrest and deprived of any of his liber-
ties pending and during the trial, but
Will be subject only TO constructive and
technical arrest during that time. In the
case of officers of his rank this is occa-
sionally done, but not often, and this
course does not in any way invalidate the
trial or findings Of the court
General Eagan, after the issuance of the
lorna order for the court tonight, de-
cined to make any statement in connec-
ton with his case, but said, in response
to a question, that he had not received
formal notice OF the appointment of the
court
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revised rules and holdings of said depart
ruenf
SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS
Midwinter Convocatfon Is Now in
session at Guthrie.

Guthrie, o. T, Jan. 1S.-(Special)-The
mid-winter convocation Of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons,
southern jurisdiction, valley OF Guthrie
and Orient Of Oklahoma, began yesterday
morning at o'clock. A class OF thirty,
comprising representative men from all
points of the territory, is being initiated
Yesterday work was conferred from the
fourth to the thirteenth degree, the Royal
Arch of Solomon. Last night the four
tenth degree, the Perfect Flu was en-
acted; so 600 worth of paraphernala be-
ing used in mounting the degree. Today
the historical degree of the Rite up TO
the knight of the Rose Croix was put on.
The convocation continues until Thursday
night, when grand banquet Will De CIV
en- at the Capital hotel.
The class up to date is composed as
follows:
Anton Henry Classen, Leonard Lannick
Stein, George Washington Bennett, Ar
thur Cyrus Bennett, John Calvin Foster.
Mark P. Trotter. W. B. Wheldon, James
Eli Ament, Bird Segel Mcclure, Eugene
y. Minis. Emory Z. Westervelt, Charles
Henry Mathews Ransom Allen.
The work last night was in the four
teenth degree and was conferred in full
form by Charles c. Kneisley, SO degree,
as Venerable Master
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
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bate judges. Hadley was called to the
chair. The committee rose and reported
\ that the bill did not pass, which report was
adopted by a vote of II to s.
/ LEGISLATIVE FACTS AND FANCIEs
/ The Guthrie Leader seems to think that
/ Governor Barnes holds the elephant
check on the organization of the legisla-
! ture.
| George W. Vickers, an ex-member Of the
/ legislature, was appointed clerk of the
/ public lands committee this morning.
Senator Winkler corrects the statement
that he voted for the Hutto organization
resolution.
Walls bill, creating county repositories,
was used by the members 10 try their
oratory on. The bill died.
Representative Stevens made his maiden
speech in the house this morning, and i'm
mediately placed himself in the front rank
Of the interesting speakrs.
Representatie Hadley presided over the
committee of the whole this morning.
Representative Thomas has INTRODUCED q
resolution to investigate the accounts of
ex-Adjutant General Rosenbaum. The
odor clinging about that name seems to
Chief Clerk Palmer is suffering from
return of the Cuban fever, contracted in
the Rough Rider service.
Thomas bin TO provide for the taxation
Of notesIand mortgages was hit in a vital
spot by an unfavorable committee report.
President NcCredie has experienced the
inconvenience of a smallpox quarantine.
hence his anxiety to appropriate money to
stamp out the disease
Senator Huston is out in an interview in
which he emphatically denies that there
was caucus agreement on the council
committees
Charley Hunter has returned to Enid
not to return until the country's interests
are imDeriled.
A number Of eyes are already anxiously
scanning the horizon for the appearance
OF the delayed professional lobbyist.
Every measure introduced by Senator
Candy is subjected to strict scrutiny TO
see if it contains a hidden reference to the
Alva normal school.
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Nominated by the President.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1S.-The presi-
dent today nominated Peter S. GrosscuD
of Illinois to be United States circuit judge
for the Seventh circuit.
The senate committee on foreign rela-
tons today agreed to a favorable report
upon the nomination of Hon Joseph II.
Choate, to be ambassador TO Great Britain.
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Wouldn't Obey the xyhiteeaps

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 1S.-George Call
and John Shaw, both colored, and who
bore a bad reputation in the community,
were shot and killed by unknown per-
sons at Lynehburg last night. Both had
served terms in the penitentiary for rob-
berry and had been whipped by whitecaps
and run out of town, but returned. Each
was about IS years old.
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williams Celestial Decoration

Berlin, Jan, B-Emperor William re-
ceived the Chinese minister Lu Hal Houan
today, who presented his majesty with the
insignia of the double dragon. conferred
upon the German emperor by the emperor
Of China.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Electricians in Convention.

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 1S.-The seventh
annual convention of the Northwestern
Electric association opened at the Hotel
Pfeister at noon today with about 100 dele
gates in attendance. The meeting will
continue three days. The feature of the
session was the address of the president,
F. =. Copeland of Lacrosse, Wis.
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Charters and Commissions.

Guthrie. o. II, Jan. 1s.-(special.) -secre-
tary Jenkins filed the charter Of the Pond
Creek and Mill Elevator company OF
Hutchinson, Kan, to do a general mill
ing, grain, feed, livestock and coal bust
ness. 1t has a subscribed stock of $50 900.
The trustees are D. w. and NJ E. Hills,
w H. and Mary +. Kinney of Hutchin-
son, Kan, T. j. and Il. Z. Holdridge of
Kansas City, Kan.
w. L. Byars of Woodward. was ap-
pointed a notary public yesterday.
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The EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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STATE OF OREGON,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SALEM, May 9, lS9S.

SALEM, May y. lSSc.
The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Columbus, c. i:
Dear Sirs-I have had occasion to use
your Pe-ru-na medicine in my family
for colds, and it proved 10 be an excel
lent remedy l have not had occasion
TO use it for other ailments.
Yours very truly, W. NJ. Lord.
It viii be noticed that the Governor
says he has not had occasion TO use Pc
rII-na for other ailments. The reason
for this l., most other ailments begin
with n cold. Using Pe-ru-na TO prompt
" cure colds, be protects his family
against other ailments. This IS exactly
what every other family in the United
States should do. Keep Fe-ru-na in the
house. Use il for coughs. colds, In
grippe, and other climatic affections Of
winter, and there viii be no other all
ments in the house. Such families
should provide themselves with n copy
Of Dr. Hartman's free book, entitled
q Winter Catarrh.n Address DR.. Hart
nan, Columbus, Ohio.
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death comes crashing about him
When man begins to feel "out Of
sorts, when his appetite is falling and his
energy Is not up 70 the mark, when he has
bilious attacks and a feeling of lassitude
and lucapacity, If he Is wise. he will take
Dr.. Pterce's Golden Medical Discovery
right away. twill bring his appetite hack
again, and what Is more II will bring b3cl,
his digestive powers. Il Will give all the
assinilatlve functions the edge and power
TO extract abundant nourishueut from, the,
food he eats. 1t VIII make good. -1,-e
healthy blood and send II coursirg raDiFifv
ShTough his veins and arteries into eve-v
organ and tissue Of the body II viii put
nesh on his bones and force in his muscles.
II VIII give kim strength and courage and
cheerfulness, IN word II VIII give him
complete health
II excretes from the system every par
ticle OF dead, useless, 1abby tissue IL
even reduces the weight OF the. corDulcut
man al the same time that 1t builds up his
strength and working power The weight
II adds 70 people who need IL Is the kind
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doing its work properly and thoroughly
what pugllists call 9 lighting weight -
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TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund money If it fails to
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. q. on
each tablet
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NV Oas-Il. N1I-. Jan le--Iaa NneeIer
mine, one Of the big properties OF the
Colorado Fuel ana Iron company. was dis
covered 70 be on FIRE Jus, after the night
shift started work. An alarm was sound
ed and the men called cut. Many had
great difficulty I'm escaping on account OF
The deadly fumes thar filled the entries
but al succeeded The mine officials think
they VII DE able - control the fire vita
out flooding the niue