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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-13
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| he recognized his obligations to the plain
tiff. and this was the first time that ne
made himself believe that the plaintiff
| had no further claims on him, or for
| support, after having recognized and ac-
knowledged her TO many people. some of
whom have testified here. as his wife. for
a period of twenty-five years. II would
be against good conscience. good morals
and against the interests Of society for
the court to fail TO recognize the obliga-
tons the testimony shows he assumed
for that long period. John R. Hite.
the defendant, should be held TO provide
a support for the plaintiff. Defendant
Hite. though in the vigor Of manhood
when he first began 10 live with the
plaintiff is now an old man; the plaintiff.
her hair almost white with age. without
means to sustain and prosecute her &C
ton. And as IL appears she IS without
means Of support. means should be pro-
vided as suit money in this case in the
sum of 5000. And for her support and
maintenance the sum Of $50 per month
during the tendency of this action. The
plaintiff is entitled to Il decree of d.
yorce dissolving the bonds Of matrimOny
existing between the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT"
Lucy. the Indians own story, is as fol-
lows:
Yes, I am glad the long talk IS over.
I, John Hite's wife, he Know. I know.
everybody in Hite's oCve and Mariposa
know, we live to gether, lawyer man say
twenty-five years. Indians no count the
years, but when John Hite take me TO
be his wife was young woman and his
hair not white. Why take so long for
judge man to know what everybody
know? But where John Hite? Why ne
no come? He my husband. so judge
man say, maybe ne come back Ranch
same as when he went away. I wait 50
long for him When he go way he say
he come back. Every day fer long, long
time go to hill where I see the trail for
long way. and look and look. but he no
come. and when sun go down 1 go back
to house and put lamp where he see.
But he noe ONE. Maybe he come now.
I don't know how much money John Hite
got, but erich man. He not rich when
I went to be his wife. We live in cabin
and eat beans and bacon, sometimes no
coffee. no sugar. Then we FORK hard;
he got rich l know what he got, lawyer
man say what it worth He got lots of
houses in San Francisco and Alemeda,
big ranches in Mariposa and Fresno, and
what you call New Mexico. There he got
Hite's mine He just begin TO work
mine when I go to be his wife. Plenty
gold come from that mine Lone, long
time ago. when he strong and straight,
we have papoose. but it die. He say to
Judge man he forgot. Indians no forget
that wavn
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BRAVE MEN FALL.

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons IN
the blood. backache. nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, rundown feeling
But there's no need to feel like that.
Listen to j. w. Gardner. Idavisle, Ind.
He says: Electric Bitters are just the
thing for a man when he is all run down,
and don't care whether he lives or dies.
II did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything 1 could take.
7 can now eat anything and have new
lease on life" Only 50 cents bottle at
G. Behring's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
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FIxnn,s Letter to lac 81. CT.

Guthrie, o. T., Dec 12-Nrs. N N.
Carter Of this city, superintendent OF pc
tition and legislative work OF the terri
torial W c. T. L, has received from
Delegate Flynn the following etter ac-
knowledging the receipt OF the ". c. T.
U. petition for the unseating Of Con
gresham Roberts:
Mrs. n NJ. Carter. Supt, Guthrie. o. T.
Dear Madame-In reply 70 your favor
OF November 26. in relation 70 Roberts
Of Utah. permit me to say that on yes
terday the house Of Representative by
a vote OF 202 to 30. in referring to the
Roberts case. decided. regardless OF poll
tics. that the American home and Amer
lean wOmanhood should be protected. II
has my earnest and hearty support
Yours respectfully. D. I. FINN"
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Secretary Assembly Circle
MRS y n PTATT.
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The following is an acknowledgment Of
Major Woodson's letter and Endorsement
Of his ideas regarding the advancement
o. the Indian:
Board % Indian Commissioners.
Washington. y. g. Dec. ?. 1883.
Ny Dear Major Woodson-Your letter
OF November - Is received and has been
read with deep interest b. both Doctor
Gates and myself. We are all ureinz
what YOU 50 ably discuss. the disContinu-
ance OF rations and insisting that Indians
must cara their living Ike white men
We have ooddled them too much and
pauperized them too long. We see the
difficulties IN the way o radical meas
ures and new policy but with bold and
energetic management such as yours has
been. the reform can be accomplished
There, alas, IS the rub. How can We be
sure o. any good work. with the frequent
changes which politicians demand with
every change OF administration san
We must hope and do The best we can
Sincerely yours, (. WHITTLESEY.
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and m.ghtiest little thing
that ever was made Is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule OF health. that changes weakness
into strength, Iistlessness into energy.
bra:n-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health Only
Csc Per box. Sold by c. Gehring.
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& "a = q ma.
Bears the A The Kind You Haze 1fsaE 9c--r
'S' of &1NZzLZ1<
License Regulation AZ Perry.

Perry. o. T. Dec. 1.-THE city council
In special session Friday evening among
other important things passed an or3in-
ance requiring tho payment Of s5JJ license
for saloons and also requiring that H-
censes were not transferable. tnd that
application must be made for the license
by the party actually running the SANG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-13

st. Louis. Dec. Head and zinc have
been discovered in the vicinity n Cen
taur. 81. Louis county about forty miles
from this city and preparations have
been completed 70 mine 80 o. large
scale. Two hundred acres q land on
which mineral has ben found has been
purchased By ST. Losis firms. The ore -
said 70 be very rich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-13
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
For the Christmas and New
YeaF} HOLIDAYS.

The Missouri Pacific Railway vii sell
tickets 90 al points within - milss a.
che rate Il one fare Cor me round TIP.
The tickets viii - On sale december =.
o. . - and 90. 100 anf January l. 800.
The anaI um.t pr ret1-1 on al tickets
eold oa above dasss viii be- Jangary &
1910
3 r. BLECELEY. r and 7 A.
Depot corner Wichita ard Second
streets city ofHce. IA North Haln street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-13
IMPROVED SERVICE

TO SAN ANTONIO VIA SANTA FE
ROUTE
Pullman sleepers and free chair cars
now run daily without change via Fort
Worth AIilano and Austin. Comfortable
from start 70 finish. Train leaves wich-
tia daily at a, m. L. r. DELANEY.
Phone 1s9. Agent
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CHAUTAuOuA SOCIAL UNION
Meeting CaIie 1 90 Perfect the orgAni.
IatioH-- Pine Program.

The movement recently institutod t7r
the organization of a Chaytauqua Social
Union IN wichita has met vith r7puIay
favor among C1autaug1aa The ofiicers
q The Four circles and the Ailuai arEo-
cia-son have issued fhe fo,9vinz cs.i fa-
a meeting. which viii doufeies - en-
thlssas-ic 10 the work ~ 9e-teerirs ere
o~za-lzatlen Z che so-si ln.,n-
IAN readers = ths Csa1ts1gua Ce-rEs
u study ard All Chssta1ysa allr7i are
requested 20 meet ~ ,hs Flrst - y
church H1n3aT. December S. ~ 90 q
N fo- IRE purp<as = 5erfe1--1E fae or
gaaizatjon 90 the W.raifa s-as-.a1r4a
social T-riaa- An lHteresl8z program
has been arranged 20 tbs sveri-z. ara
every rrsn5e- s. savssss % hrfaz 0as
Eua2-
'ISELES 2. RoBERTFcT.
,PresIeut saaaoxe~ CREE
SARA =. ROSS
''sezre-sgF Eans9aer c.re,e
MRS = g. PURDUE
~Pre5seut Alazs1s Aesocfsts1a-
"HEs = 2 HAzfILTCS.
-sscresarr A-azsaz AFsacsz.51a
MRS LTLC 9 NOBLE.
Praaae1. Assauseg csrese-
-BEgSICE Evans.
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ANNUAL MEETING KANSAS STATE

IEsA3 itfsttS ASSBIlAIION.
Held at Topeka. Kan. December 3s-1s.
1891 For the above occasion the Santa
Re have made a round rate Of one fare
CtiG2) for The round trip. Tickets on sale
December 25-23. return limit Dec~mber
90 1893. l.. II. DELANEY.
Telephone 15g. Agent
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GA . TT q REAs
ts,,tbs y Tha Kind fag Has llSayS bsg-
"a. ea'. :4s ~ IT.
= (ZEE, /'">LL<>>z/
HACKNEY ON NATIONAL POLITICS
Mckinley sure TO be Reelected
Hanna 4 Napoleon Of Campaigner..

Guthrie, 0. T. Dec lz-Hon- William
p Hackney. who was a noted figure in
the early-day politics q Oklahoma, when
he held the position Of territorial solicitor
for tie Santa Fe railway. was n Guta-
RE a few hours last evening. Mr. Hack
nev IS now located in Cleveland. Ohio.
where ne f. engaged IN the practice %
law. With his change 81 location Mr-
Ha .kney's politics also underwent a rad
lcal change, his former stalva-t Rep5o-
Hcanisn beng swept away b. the free
SILVER craze % three years ago, and his
energy and eathEziasn quickly placed
him high in the councils * the Demo
cratic party n Ohio. While the veteran
politician Sc srll strong IN he chaozed
bsHeSs and affiliations. he is frank 80 ad-
7uittiag that Mckinley wlH De e-eeote3
president With hardly Struggle The
prosperity o tire country g zoo general
an5 apparent re- saws % a6rft - a Esri-
oBs op2oz1tl1a y ere R.1zo.icz5s aeEt
year. Speaking q Mark Hama 2ir.
Hackney. white 5oubt4az hls ABILITY 20
zua1Tze political situation declares
MAJ ne Is oae 81 rhs creates can7a- -
manages q sAls zeDerzs3on ard sszt 8.
g within MS power 20 o5uauzr8 th.r-r
millions q aar ZINE - zaeeg tas Ell
ze-ces % a political csrunaiza-
Jeanette Lewis Company DEsbsHa-.
Gltar4s. o 2. De The rsnzstss
Lewis Theatrse4l company elsaaEses
zers SATURDAY Ega; ~ tAs ce - -
sEEaEszeut AGss Less ere stas has
t5.-e- sT--. Et-r sz.s-zst 3 Severe aef8 fn~
several weeks az4 Ss - t. IRE sseue ~
her vzreass. nazr okiaherss CItg. -
pz-lss y rex Ez4 ecs2er4loG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-13
"BREVITY Is THE SOUL OF WIT.
GOOD WIFE! YOU NEED
SAPOl 10

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the National Bank OF Commerce at
Wichita. IN the State % Kansas. at the
cloSe OF business December =. 1S9e:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-13
ANIMAL, CONVFNTTON

MISSOURI AND KANSAS ASSOCIA
TON OF LUMBER DEALERS.
Kansas City No
For the above named occasion thS Ms
souri, Pacific Railway VIII make rate 20
Kansas City and return % one fare for
the round trip G6i0
Tickets viii be sold January q. = ard
q. good FOR return until aud including
January &C. 1870.
T. Z. BLECKLEY. p. & T. A.
ll4 North Main Rtrn.t
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THROrGH sLrrPrRs

AND CHAIR CARS TO SAN ANTONIO
VIA MILANO
Pullman sleeDers and free chair cars
leave Wichita daily a a. m. via Santa
Fe Route. Absolutely no change q cars.
An lrreproachab,e service Folders. tick
cts and reservations may he had BY APP
plying % L. Z. DELANEY
Phone 10 Agent
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Daliy Eagie. By carrier. 70 esn,, a week
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-14
A RIVER GORGED.
Town Of Glendive, Mont. Overlooked
and Four Persons Drowned.
Northern Pacific Tracks Are Inundated
aud Possibly Washed Away for some
Iistance-Loss to Live stock
Nv Drowning Large

GIrYpIvK, Mont. April lO.-An ice
gorge in the Yellowstone river at this
point caused that stream to overflow
Saturday night, drowning four persons.
Eight more are missing. Three spans
of the steel bridge are washed out,
causing a loss of s25, 900. The Northern
Pacific tracks are inundated and posi-
bly, washed away for some distance and
the loss to live stock by drowning viii
involve large sum. The dead persons
are:
Mrs. R.W. Snyder. wife ola rancher;
Miss Nellie Reagan, her niece; Miss
Rose Wybecht, visitor to the Snyder
ranch; Eugene +. O'Connor.
The missing: James sullivan, wife
and six children.
The ice began moving at $50 in the
evening and continued until ESQ when
il formed gorge. The snyder party
noticing the backwater started for the
Northern Pacific tracks, hoping thus
20 escape drowning, but before they
covered half the distance the water
was waist deep and they took refuge in
tree. o'Connor was the first to be
washed from the tree, Mrs Snyder
the second and Miss Wybecht third.
A huge piece of ice struck the tree and
broke it in two, carrying OFF Miss
Reagan. 1t is thought that the family
of James sullivan. wife and six chill
dren were swept away by the over
flow, as no trace of them can be found.
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GEORGE JURY COMPLETED.
Twelve Men selected TO Try Mrs. AIMS
George for the Murder of George ID.
SaXton-AIl Married Men But One.

CANTON, o., April s.-The jury which
is to decide the fate of Mrs. Annie f.
George, accused of the murder of
George ID. SaXton, was completed at
$3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon before
court adjourned. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Pomerene bad stated to the 12 men
qualified an outline of what he ex-
pected the witnesses for the state to
prove. Briefly summarized this is that
on the evening of the tragedy and
shortly before il occurred Saxton
rode to the Althouse house on
a bicycle and Mrs. George
about the same time went TO =
point near there on a street car. The
assassin. and he says this will prove
to be Mrs. George, fired two shots and
walked away; there was cry as il for
help. She returned and fred two more
shots, then leaned over the PROSTATE
body, found him dying and disappeared
in the darkness. He claims Mrs
Georges fingers were blackened with
powder when arrested and that
she had not only threat.
ened to kill Saxton but had long
plan ned how to do il, and that she had
outlined her plans to another party.
He also says that he t~res not what
relations are shown " have existed
between the TWO; that they were not
such as 70 have justified the crime on
the evening of October q, 1898. In con-
nection with these relations he referr-
ed to the accu sed as an adventures,
pure and simple.
Mr.. Welty intiIaated that the state
ment for the defense would be some
what lengthy and it was deferred until
,,nrnipn
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THE WAR ON THE COAL TRUST
aey Bundy In CIR cinnati FOR . Per-
petual Injunction Against Them.


CINCINNATI, April s.-United States
Attorney General Griggs, through
United States District Attorney Bundy,
filed the apti.coal trust suit Friday
against the G. & o. Fuel Co. and IL
others
The government asks for an in june
ton against the fuel company from
carrying out it's agreement with the
other firms, alleging that trust had
been formed.
The fight against the so-called trust
was begun some time ago before the
interstate commerce commission,
which found the charges practically
sustained on one of the complaints,
viz: That the c. a. q. railroad had the
contract 20 carry the coal.
Then the matter on which the suit
filed Friday was brought before the
grand jury by Bundy and indictments
followed. 1t came before Judge
Thompson, who is now considering a
demurrer and motion to quash the in
dictment.
The injunction suit is the latest
phase of the case, and instructions to
bring it arrived from Washington Fri.
day morning.
Bundy's bill of equity concludes:
Your orator prays that an
order be granted by your hopors en-.
joining and restraining the defendants
or either of them, from selling or ship
ping any coal or coke into any state
other than the state in which they re-
side, under or by virtue of their agree
ment.
And that said defendants be re-
strained from continuing in any like
combination or agreement.
That each of said defendants be en-.
joined from further conspiring, agree
ing, combining and acting together in
any manner as set out in this contract
and that said contract be declared void
and illegal;
THAT said unlawful trust and COM
bination be dissolved by decree OF this
court.
For all other and further relief that
law of equity"
The c. & o. Fuel Co, the St. Clair
Co., John Carver and Enoch Carver,
doing business as Carver Bros; w. X.
johnson and NJ. T. Davis, John Carver
and Enoch Carver, doing business as
the Mecca Coal Co.; 5. Ii. Montgom-
cry, doing business as the Montgom-
cry Coal Co.; Chesapeake Mining
Co., the Belmont Coal Co., the Kama.
wha Splint Coal Co., the Robinson Coal
Co., Harris b. Smith, special receiver
of the Lens Creek Coal and Coke CO.,
the Lens Coal and Coke Co., of West
Virginia.; Jos. Renshaw, special receiv-
er of the Big Black Band Coal Co., Of
West Virginia; the Charlmore Coal
Co., of West Virginia; Robert Brabbin,
jr., and n. J.. Perry, partners in the
Brabbin Coal Co., Jasper McCallister.
Samuel Moore and James Kelso, part
ners, known as McCailister K Co.
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Pk0tlyG CAUSE OF DEATH.
The IRIS of Mrs. Anna George Chor ged
WIN the MSrder OF George ID.
axtou, at Canton, a.

CA roN O., April H. Monday pro-
ceedings the trial Of Mrs George
were evtcd to proving the death and
the q ns thereof by medical testimony
and d tncing the movements of Mrs.
Geor& md SaNton just before the
tragAy o the vicinity Of the shooting
Drs. "A Walker, Ed Brant and A. {
Brara. rno made the post norton eX-
amirh,an under instructions of the
coroh,r were the medical witnesses.
eachf pactically corroborating the
othet md testifying that of the
fourAs htS which penetrated Saxton's
bodJto were harmless, third was
suclI tat death must have resulted.
but b., patient might have lived "a
hou&. The fourth severed large ar
terylai the patient could not live
morS ,hn three or four minutes from
suci{ q 'ound. The point was empha.
sized 10 cross examination that the
bullE lhictiug this last wound was
not Ioud during the autopsy, and the
doc, Dr., Guild only estimate that it was
of se sme size as the others
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THE INTER- OCEANIC CANAL.
The Name OF the Members of the Commit
tee to examine Into the Matter WIN
Re Re ported In u Few Days.

wAsksaros, April ll.-ltis probable
tina, announcement will be made with
in a few days of the names of the mem
bers Of the committee TO examine into
and report on the best route for an
inter-oceanie canal across Central
America In accordance with the act Of
the last congress making provision
for such a commission. IL has been
definitely decided TO appoint on
this commission the members OF
the last Nicaragua canal commission,
of which Adm. Walker was the head,
and to add several new men. The
names Of Messrs Morrison. Noble and
Bogue. all of whom are engineers OF
note and reputation, are under earnest
consideration.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-14
SCOUTING PARTY FIRED ON.
Two Members of the Kansas Regiment
Wounded Near MaIoios To Relieves
Belezgusred spanish Garrison.

MANILA. April 1.-THE rebels along
the railroad fred at n scouting party
near Malolos Monday. wounding two
members of the Kansas regiment.
The United States gunboat Benning'
ton has gone to- Baler, on the east
coast, in order to relieve Spanish
garrison OF ~ mon, which had been
belleaguered there since May.
1t is considered significant that the
Oceania Espanola. formerly rabidly in
favor Of the Filipino government, Is
now counselling disarmament, advis'
ing the Filipinos to accept the inevi'
table 1t has carefully analysed the
proclamation of the United States
Philippine commission, pointing out
the advantages of the definite policy
determined upon.
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Deafness. Cannot a.. Cured

10y local applications. az they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the car. There Is
only one way Ia cure deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness II
caused by an m1amed condition of the mu.
cOus lining OF the EustachIan Tube. When
this tube gets intamcd you have a rumplng
sound or imperfect hearing, and when /; -
entirely closed deafness - the result. and
unless the inflammation can he taken out
and this tube restored 60 It's normal con
dition. hearing will bc destroyed forever
nine cases out of ten are Csused 10y Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an iuhamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness tcausri 10y oatarfhl that
cannot be cured by Halls Ca,arrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
T. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Y.
Sold by Druggists, Use
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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MOtElLLEGED TRUST SUITS.
The urney Genera, of Arhnn.a. Bring.
| n tics for Violations OF the famou.
| Antitrust Law.

Id h. Rock, Ark, April 1l.-At-
torrk h General Davis Monday brought
suit {acinst another batch of alleged
trus h r violation of the famous anti
trus la The corporations sued are
as I'd los: Pacific Express Co., Waters
Pied a. American Tobacco Co. Con-
tine h. Tobacco Co., Consumers Cot
ton IL Co, Dixie Cotton Oil
Co., Ss,hern Cotton OH Co., in
Pull circuit court, second
divi )u Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S express
in q word circuit court at Van Buren,;
Sou hen Express Co. at Walnut Ridge.
Tho y re two suits against each and
q, each suit. The allegations
are herially alike in all the suits,
beir effect that they are members
of rs in violation of the Rector
ant knt law.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-14
Gen. Montenegro Killed.

MANILA, April s.-Gen. Montenegro,
next to Aguinaldo the most influential
of the insurgent leaders, has been
killed. The news was brought to Ma.
lolos Friday 10y pacificos who returned
to the American lines, and it is gener.
ally credited. Montenegro WAS noted
Tor his dash and daring. His ag.
gressiveness and powers were sal d to
have been the principal factor in the
continuance of the iasuri ection. He is
believed TO have fallen in the battle at
The outskirts Of Maloios for the de-
.euse & ths city.