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LONDON. March SO.-willIam Thomas
Jagge-s. the British messenger boy who
was recently sent from London by Rich
ard Harding Davis 70 deliver messages
ahead OF the mails to friends OF Mr..
Davis In New York Philadelphia and
Chicago. arrived IN this city on his re-
turn trip a 10 o'clock this morning,
some hours after the mails OF the Amer
Jean line steamer st. Louis. In which
vessel JagEerS sailed from New York.
we're delivered. Mr.. Davis and . party
OF friends awaited the messenger at the
Waterloo railroad station and pre-
Bcntcd IaGgsFB with q silver medal
inscribed Richard Harding Davis TO
William IaEgers."
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. March So
Among the foreign attaches stationed
at Washington the fighting above Ma
Mia IS being followed with critical la
tereSt. They speak Of Il In rather SER
louS terms, the prevailing view being
that the insurgents can keep up a
long and harrassIhE running fight. One
OF the foreign Representatives. who has
been long service In the far east said
that Casualties Of twenty-one q day
may seem small, but when long cOntIa-
ue6 they reach dlEcouraEIuG proper
TONS" Since the fighting with the In
suEEents began. some OF the foreign
governments have arranged 20 send
their military attHcheS to Manila 10
observe the developments. The ITALIAN
military expert already has left on
that mission.
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FOR MEDIC USE
SCARCITY OF STEEL
Rotations Of National Steel and
AmerIean Tin Plate Companies.

Relations Of National Steel and
American Tin Plate Companies.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March Sa.-Ia
connection with the scarcity Of steel.
the lion Trade Review says:
''The future Of the billet and sheet
bar trade Of the central west has been 4
matter Of interest since the formation
Of the National steel Company. The
close relation between this Company
and the American TN Plate Company
appeared on an Inspection Of the dtree-
torats Of each; yet the American Tin
Plate Company s consumption OF sheet
bars, even though It shouId buy al from
the National Steel Company. would be
only about one-foursh the lattersS OUT
pot OF steel. Contracts for q term OF
years by which q part oe the tin plate
company's 425.000 to $4,000 tOaS will
come from other sources are q matter
OF common understanding In the trade.
1T IS plain, therefore. that the Ma
ttlnal Steel Company 10 70 manufacture
and sell steel IN the general market In
the E2me way that the business was
conducted by the constituent compon-
les. L Is understood that the policy OF
the company. as Il VIII be developed
under the wen known steel maRufae-
tureFB who are active IN Ii manage
ment, win involve no change IN the ops
eTatlonS Of the constituent companies,
nor Will Il change their CElatl0aS with
the customers who have depended upon
them heretofore for material.
1T Is the evident pGrpoae Of the new
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BUSY MEN
shouGd Weigh This Question, and
PrOAt By a Wheeling Citizens Exc

ShouId Weigh This Question, and
PROFIT By a Wheeling Citizens Exc
perience.
Success IN business Is often handicap
ped.
A man may have plenty OF capital,
May have energy In abundance.
May know his business well,
And stu success comes slowly.
It's case OF too great burden.
The back can't carry It all
A lame or aching back Is handicap.
Drive the ache away and make work
a pleasure.
Learn what bacIEnche means.
Learn that the baelCache Is kidney
Learn how to shake It of.
Read how Wheeling citizen did It.
Mr., Albert Caps. Of 93l Market
street. ex-SupeTintendeDt Of the city
electric light plant, says: Il had q
steady. aching pain across the hollow Of
my back which, were to strain myself.
or take a rniSStep. was very severe. and
when stopped could hardly stralghte
en- up without putting my hands on my
back. Were I to sit for a time In chair
became 80 sim could scarcely get
up. and I had frequent attacks Of dizzi-
ness 80 severe at times that did 1 not
take hold Of a support could not stand
steady. I tried different remedies but
without obtaining any decided relief. SO
when saw Doan'S Kidney Pills 50 well
spoken Of by parties who had used
them. came to the conclusion they
would do me good. I got a box at the
Logan drug store and began to use them
Al once as my back was very bad at
that time. I felt their effect immedl-
ateiy and In a few days was entirely re-
lIeved."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by
Foster If(burn Co. BunGlo. n. T, sole
agents for the United States. Re-
member the name-D0an's-Gud take no
substitute.
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DISARMAMENT CONGRESS.
ThePresident Considering the Names
ofUnIteI St.. rs DELEGATES,

The President ConRtl ertnG tue Names
ofUnIted Sta ls Delegates.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March So.-
The President has under consideration
the naming OF delegates TO the cars
disarmament congress. which. Is to be
held at The Hague beginning May u
next. Since the congress iS to meet at
The Hague It Is expected that the Meth
erlanGS government will issue Invita-
tons TO the various power8. Offering The
Official courteSiGH Of the capital UDtn
then the names OF the delegates mag
not be announced.
There has been little discussion IN Of
fetal quarters Of Individual names. The
selection OF Sir Julian Pauncefote az
one OF the British delegates, largely
because OF his service IN negotiating the
Olney.PauneeEots treaty. has led TO the
mention Of M. Olney's name as posi-
BILE American delegate. Another mem
toned Is thar Of John BGHsett Moore.
assistant secretary Of Gtate under
Judge Day. and cne OF the moving ds-
uFeS IN lhe Escen; peace negotiations
with Spain. Mr.. MoOre'S name comes
up through his literary contributions to
TIE subject o. disarmament. He has
recently COG9pbSIS0 u IISHkASG O0 UEUlS
tration, comprising several volumes.
published by the government, which Is
said TO be :he most exhaustive treat
nent OF the subject ever attempted.
Tie understanding also Il that u
would be agreeable u the friends OF
Arch bishop ireland K that eminent
CarhoIic preiatc were appointed At
first Il was thought TINT Ambassador
Charlamagne Tower might be deHIgna-
ted TO 60 from ST. Petersburg TO at
tend the congress. but this may be
given up a. appearing rather per-
functory recognition Of the cars inSt-
tatlon.
The British delegates have not been
officially announced. but Sir Julian
Papaceiote VIII be one OF them. and the
other may be Of even higher rank
than ambassador. In case the contI.
mental poweT0 select their foremost
men. Great Britain, It Is understood,
will likewise select from those who
have been former ,gnInIAterB Of foreign
affairs and heads u cabinets. In that
event II Ia Euvmlscd in unofficial but
trustworthy quarters that Sir JuliaR's
associate at tho congress might Be Lord
Roseberry. who headed the Liberal min
iStry when Gladstone put aside the
Leadership.
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wee Ylreinla Penslone.

Special Dt1Dateh 70 the 4ntoLigoneer.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 3O.-
Psnsions have been granted to West
Virginia applicants as follows:
Increase Calvin ". Rowiey. Emma,
50 to s.; Walter n. Marris, At. Clare,
81 to 80; John Gray, Wheeling, IS to
81: Robert MCGEE. New MartInsvllle, s.
q 80: William Graham. West Grafton,
$12 10 81: Nathan Williamson. Cecil. $l9
to NJ; Thomas 8. SQulres. Howesville.
So 70 81: Daniel Pauley. Rome, s. to
~: Jeremiah J. Cooper, Hartford City.
Sl4 to 81: Louis SehaW. wheeling. IS 70
~: VirginiuB Wilson. Halleck, So to 81.
Acknowledgment ]. Philips, Hart
ley, S.; Mary Waldo, Greenwood. 81.
Other pensions granted are: william
L. Shtsbey. Cauonsburg. Pa, increase.
So 10 8: BateEr:a Martin. LowIand,
washington county. Pa. increase. IS TO
so: Richard Kennedy, Canonsbprg. Pa.
increase. s. to so: minor OF Joseph
Campsey. Washington, Pa, SO: John
Mexican. West Finley, Pa, increase. s.
to 81; Richard Stock, Independence,
Washington county. Pa, Increase, $ TO
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Il IS not often that the opportunity OF
consulting a highly slsiilful and widely
experienced physician free II offered TO
TIE public. When such an OHOT 10 Ennde
Il should be taken advantage OF De.
Greene, % West 18th street, New York
city. the noted physician who above all
Others IS successful Ia curing diseases.
can be consulted by those needing med:
zeal aid by letter. fFee. II you are weak
md EflfrerinE, X your vIgor Is lost. your
Vitality gone, write to DR.. Greene and
get hiS advice. Your Letter Will be your
drgt step towards 4 cure. DF. Greene
cQu cure you As he has cured Thousands
"a Others. DO not put on. but write to
M. CSreene at once.
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Must stand Eramination

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 3d.
The census ofice has called special at-
tentIon to the extraordinarily large
number OF applications for places that
have been Allied and, to the fact that for
some time to come but a small skeleton
corps engaged tor preliminary work will
be appointed. So tar there have been.
at a conservative estimate, $500 for
NAL applications for ONCE under the
census, while with the letters and pre-
NEntnary inquiries that have come In.
the applictIons In sight may be figured
At about 10000. UntI1 preparations can
be made for the examination OF those
seeking employment Director Merriam
discourage the pressing Of Qpplica-
tons. The work now Is being directed
largely 70 getting out the examination
papers Tor the ordeal to which all ap-
plIcantS must be subjected,
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BENWoop news.
Local Happenings ofImpoFtance in a
Busy Town.

Local. happenings OF AtAEoLt44uCSlIA =
Busy Town.
The city council held special meet
ing Wednesday night, after failing 70
get a quorum on Tuesday evening. the
regular night. The Independent tele-
phone companv's ordinance was taken
up and referred to the committee on
ordinances and rules. II IS considered
certain that council will adopt the Ordi-
nance without material alterations, The
ordinance provides that the company
shall begin work within six months az
ter the granting OF the ordinance. but
no time Is stipulated when the work Is
completed. This feature Will be settled
satisfactorily. however. for the iDcOr-
porat0rs mean business. A home COM
pany is beginning TO get more 6Rcour-
aRement than used 70 be the case
when G. foreign Institution would get
considerations without much question:,
Steps were taken yesterday to close
the Benwood Hill road. Aunling from
the Junction to Sherrard. This highway
had become dangerous by reason OF
slips, and the maintenance OF the
road has always bee0 more Of less ex-
penSe.
a son Of Samuel Blake had q foot
mashed at the lower steel works. The
dlnky engine ran over the foot. The
injury was not serious enough to re-
Qpire an amptutatIon.
Rev. Philip Pclly. OF Columbus, was
the guest yesterday Of John ". Leach,
and he let last even!ug for Alliance, O.
Thomas Deegnn. tr.. and John ].
SlIppner went TO SIstersvIlle yesterday
on visit to friends.
Robert Newton was a &oundsvIlle
visitor yesterday.
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HARRIsoNVuLE. No. March So-
4 Bates soper was hanged here to-day.
Re refused to have any spiritual con-
solution. soper fen seven feet breaking
his neck The execution vas witnessed
b forty peEsons.
The crime 6or which he was executed
Nt1s The murder Of his wife and their
two dRnghteR8, AgRd four and Slx, years.
SopeF ran q butcher shop. Que day in
April. 1851. he announced that be had
learned that there was q blind tiger.
OF an Ilieit saloon, In town and That he
could not I'VE IN q place % wicked He
sold big shop and disappeared FouF
Gays Ia4aF neighborS broke into the
Soper homo and found the mother and
children dead IN bed The heads % al
had been crushed with an axe Soper
had left note saying he could not
properly support his family and that he
believed they would be better OF dead.
Soper went TO Portland. oBn. SAC
taking the name OF Prentice married q
respectable widow. In April, 1871. he
deserted his second wife, taking teelr
wards killed the child. choking It into
Feasibility and burying Il alive. Later
Soper. under the name Of Homer Lee,
leased and worked 4 small fruit farm
near AShlAnd. Gala, where he was cap
tuFed Juno II. 1881. After being landed
% ian here. Soper confessed not only
tie killing Of his wife and two children
"a Missouri. and his child In Oregon,
hut admitted the murder. In 1850. OF his
father. According to his OWN story, on
the evening Of the last named murder.
SOper started 70 attend a literary s0cie-
q. On the way he met his father and
shot and killed him. Throwing his re-
VOfVeF away. be proceeded to the society
and took part In the exercises e u
nothing had happened.
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WASH1NGTGSv y. S.,Atafeh Cutie
state department has not yet received
omciaI adyiees relating to the occur
Teaees IN samoa. ThA DEMONSTRATION Is
regretted. but the opinion Is expressed
that Admiral Kautz acted on what was
his best Judgment and Information. The
state department. ACKNOWLEDGE that no
permanent agreement can be reached
under the treaty IN which an three
powers Do not asreS and the hope IS
that some settlement Of the difficulty
may be brought about when Il be-
comes apparent that the present condi-
tons cannot exist indefinitely.
Admiral Kau:z acted within his in-
structions. II Is believed that he con-
elodea. after consultation with Captain
sturdee, Of the porpoIse, the senior
British naval odiceS, and the United
States and British e0nSals that . state.
OF anarchy existed which called Tor ae-
ton. The met that the edlGfs Of The
chief Justice were 6iregarded and.
were Ignored, Although suS4ained by the
representa- 4ve9 Of THO. OF the govern
meatS, made such a course imperative.
There 9 no doubt, with the facts now
at hand, thar Admiral Kautz win be
sustained by the United States governs
ment No Wo-d has been received from
Rear Admiral Kautz, although q cable
Is momentaFIlF expected. The regula-
tons Of the navy department require
the immediate report of.Gny occurrence
out OF the ordinary and assistant secre-
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TILEESBARRE, Pa. March 81
State Chairman Garman. In an inter-
view, says he has not yet made up his
mind whether he will be a candidate
for reelection or not. Strong sup
poEters in different parts OF the state
are urging him 10 stand for another
term, but the chairman says politics
does not pay. and that he can make
more money attending 70 hIs Law prac-
tice. The state chairman ID hacking
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REILAIRE HAPPENINCs.
80 ofIntssest b e lle.sapolls-

ofBelmont Comfy
Henry q. Davies. recelyes of the
Flushing hank. was n the ely Felteg=
day, IN conference with the St1ntonl
Heater Company, Which has lately
been Authorized 20 Increase rs capltAl
stock ana he may become interested n
t. 81. DlTieS 8 also chairman u the
Republican connty committee and M
eidentRlly Inquired about p0litics heze,-
but there was Mile 70 be learned. Lo-
cal politics have not caused much o. q.
ripple. though The candidates 1re IN
hpStiing. but tie trend seems 90 be
ne9sgy an IA one direction. The Cover
n0rshlp has not claimed attention exc
cept &om q few peERons. but the sen
timent as Tar as known Is overWhel1l-
ingty for the nomination Of 3 represen-
tative Of the party. rather than the
choice Of any feS. There IS no sign O.
trouble over the delegation from Bei-
mont. however. and Il g not known
whether the convention will be called
early or late.
Rodney Barnes. whose tender Of a
place IN che customs department ct Ha-
V0Hn, was mentioned, passed the exam
inGtt0n st Washington, cabl0d his 1e-
-, - ~, ,5o,sf a. e r,,,Ite 4 v0iinr.
man a an s Sa I'm m ne M
chine and VIII Sc missed 10 the clerk OF
the courts once. as Mr. Emerson re-
gaT6ed him very highly. But III. EuTer-
Son h tboroughiy fanIiiar With every
detaII OF me week 81 his once and Mrs.
Emerson has been assisting him.
aFarshSI Johnston yesterday recovered
s1ao el,ItS 81 clotbinF that had been sto-
len from the StOee Of Henry Bonarlus.
Another suiting e being made up 9nd
they have II held uD. but the fellow
who took the goods = DOT N totEn. Ioe
discovery Of me SUCK Wy tle 1e 10y.
So me 5000 VS. = rsse'Ss'0t1 % 9'te
otlleeF ana ene sa0eEaeF-
Elias barneS aIld SSua SOY 2t; 1ke ~ =
tle elty III III ~ M
GESe OF 4Sn - a0 ~, =, . I'LL 49, X =.
SS N.Y. Io-rsi Is +o SI1S IN =
~. I,s.,s.,, I,,,,s,, ~. .,..4.6 ne
1ne Ot ~ ~, ~ .S 80 vsSS
S IoSSg sI4s srtwIs TrsSIlent: WiiiiaFa
secretSry and fTeasurer.
ceorre Jobns,n v,IIl leave Monday 70.
cSIeaTo. III. where he Joins the Elk
page Fence Giants, professional base
BAH team, with which he VIII pIag this
season.
Misses Clements win entertnin q
party OF friends this evening at tGeir
home In The tcnr1 ware. f stosle.
eaehfe Will Ds me S'llsA :, I.slu.
County Treasurer w. e. BeES anathal
W. Ett4lIs VIA :. = ~ ~ nj, :. =,
~ $500 c ~ s'-s 1'
''4 T tt..,'s- -. $50 :. oo,
.. 1870 I, SH ~ aTd S.5 y i 4
Srmory hslI about tho middle Of April.
T-,,,I.,.. $500, III, ,,,o,,. Me 4a1,;i,,
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ReIicfiu Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and BLADDER dis
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure, Il
Is \ great surprise on account Of Ia ex-
ceediuE promptnesS In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back, IN male or
female. Relieves retention OF water 0l-
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this IL the remedy, Sold
BY R Il. List, druggist. Wheeling. ".
Va Tt&a
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PRINCETON. n. J.. March sO.-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland was asked to-
day whether he expected to attend the
aelmont-ten dollar Jefferson dinner 20
be given in New York City on April x
re said he had not received an invita-
Hon. An he knew about the dinner was
what he had seen IN the papers.
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BIsmarck,s Iron Nervr

Was tho result OF his splendid health.
Indomitsble will and tremendous
energy are not found where stomach.
liver. Kidneys and bowelR are out Of or
der. II you want these qualities and
the success they bring. use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They develop every
power Of brain and body. Only ZSe, at
ILpEnn Drug Cos drug store.
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MIp.WENTER ExcnRSIoNs
To washington VERY Low Raves
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
made ARRANGEMENTS for 4 series Of pop
ular mid-winteg eIcuFaionS to Wash
fRRton. at 1900 for the round trip, al
lowing ten dRy limit on tickets Includ-
ing date OF sale. These excurSIoaS Will
be run on February q, March 3 and
April u, 1883. Tickets will BE- good go-
ing on regular trains Of the above dateH
and good to return on regular trains
within ten days, including date OF sale.
Do not miss these splendid oportunI-
ties 70 visit the national capital during
the session OF Congress. Can on T. c.
Burke. passenger and ticket agent,
B, & o, railroad. Wheeling. for full In
formation. W&R
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1rrho RebI 8 Cutrlne Teeel..

Re- sure and use that old and Weii.tr9ed
remedy. Mrs. WlnSIow'S Soothing
Syrup, for children teethinE. II soothoa
the child, BoftehS the gum, allayS alt
6Sin. cure wind cole and q the best
GQnedy for dlarFhoea. Twenty-Five
CantS q bottIO. mW&t
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To Europe,

AmericaH--Red Star, White Star.
cunard. Frensh-North German Lloyd
and Anchor lines,
J. q. ToAI.LNs0N Agent, /,
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AVERTTABLEFLEND

Pays hePenalsy ofhis AwfaI Grimes
on the ScaHoEd.
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ms bothered With 3 dow which
s.5 e quite annoying at times, and
alzoo5t sso,.s
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Elias Barnes and Sam Scott are IN
the city bastIle awaiting trial on the
charge of firing the house Of John ".
LovetoV. The case win be heard by
Snnir,a MnEreTl fn.nnnrnnK.
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4 the Samoan Adafr 8 Reqretted

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-14

Ihev say fbat the ostr5eA GA ,gsst stefse>
I'D brakea zisss- We sVozsssF Z a. 0strlcz
ever tired 70 digest az Ar-e-leaa F--sss1 p
Atchlson G.l1h@-
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FRANK o. DAVIDSON.

MN - -
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
LIST your properly viii re: 4 have ne
buyers Cno.cs properly a. over re cry
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setA
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bank TeIsSnozs =
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No great man ever had time 70 play ehecK
ers N the middle OF the day. - AtchIsog
Globe.
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FOR TRADE-Vacant lots In all part cs
the city 10 trade Tor horses. cattle. bug
Eies ard harness Geo. b Spencer
Realty Co rs 4 "a E Douglas 1s4-I
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WANTED-ReiiabI agents everywhere 20
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running a hack from Douglas 1.G Ma,-
10 Harry street. Hack leaves corner ~
Main and Douglas and q. IN. Earry
street Gao aDt l.z3 H. M also leaves
Douglas and Main Al = noon. -. =. s.
= and 10 p. m. and makes q return
trip tcon Harry IL - minutes. r. A.
Evans. }3-ltN
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FUNDS 70 loa1 on CHOICE
farm property IN Kansas ana Oklahoma
15i-403-tU6 SedgvIck block W.uae s.
Whine. 4H-L
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coo 70 loan OF farms IN
Southern Kansas. 81 current rates and
easy terms. 5000 10 Loan on choice
Wichita properly. Hewlstt s Wheeler
old court house building phone ~
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MALE HELP VVANTED-Nen. our illus
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-14

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