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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

There will be a meeting OF the Training
school committee at the Wichita hospital
Tuesday, February Z, at p. IN.
The Musical club will meet Monday as
usual. A full attendance is important
Business meeting after rehearsal
The Ladies' Aid Society, Sons OF Vet
Grams, will meet in regular session at eheir
hall on aWter street, Monday evening
February 6.
The W. c. T. L. ladies Will have a 10
cent social at Mrs George Diamonds, 1858
North Topeka, next Friday at $50 y. m.
All cordially invited.
The Messiah chorus will meet Tues
day night as usual. A full attendance is
urged as theer is much work to be done.
essie il. Clark, Director.
The regular meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors of the Wichita Hospital will be
held at the hospital on Tuesday, February
Z. at p. m. Eva Dewey, SECRETARY.
Central Labor Union win meet at 2:30
D. m. today in Germania hall, over 3l4
North Main street. All friends of organ
lied labor cordially invited to be present.
Regular communication of Wichita
Lodge, No. 9. A F. and A. NJ, Monday,
February 6, 7:3O p. m A large attendance
desired. Visiting brothers welcome n.
StefTen, W. M.
The Young Peoples Chapter will meet
with Miss Hellar, PAS North Topeka ave
nue., on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Every member is requested to DE present
and bring their thimbles.
The regular business meeting of Hy-
patia viii be held in the Unitarian build
ing, opposite the postofice, Monday. Pro
gram at $3.50; business meeting at 2:3O
Subject for the day, Science"
Hypatia will discuss astronomy Monday
February 8. Rev. J. W. Pruen, who has
had several years experience as second
mate on one Of her majesty's vessels. will
give a talk of the uses of astronomy ia
navigation.
The Young Peoples Chapter Of st. John
church viii hold their fifth birthday par
" at Garfield nan on the 18th inst. The
program viii consist of a farce. music
and a popular drill. These parties always
prove pleasant.
Regular business meeting OF Caroline
Harrison Circle TO be held in Harmony
Council han, over Behring's drug store.
Tuesday. February Z. at 2:3G p. m. prompt.
Every member IS requested to be present
as business Of importance must be trans
acted
Caroline Harrison Circle, Ladies OF the
G. A r, vii give valentine social on
Wednesday evening, February Is, IN Har-
mony hall. corner Topeka and Douglas
Everybody invited. Heavy program and
light lunch. Every one viii receive val
entine.
The regular meeting OF George II.
Thomas command. Union Veterans Union
viii be held az the court house Monday
at ? O'Clock sharp. Business OF import
ance. All comrades eligible for muster
please be present By order OF the colonel.
J. o. Haw5ey. Adjutant-
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NOTES OF THE LEGISLATURE
Only Three Legislators Part Their
Hair in the Middle.

Topeka, Feb. 4-CSpecial)-It takes $4,000
TO pay the mileage Of the members Of the
house alone. and probably two-thirds As
much 10 pay the members Of the senate
The man in the house who had 70 travA,
the greatest distance TO get to Toneks Is
Josiah Crosby, a Popuist. who lives at
ST. Francis, Cheyenne county. He travels
942 miles and gets sl42
\ lady visitor in the senate this after
noon took a Ions look at Senator Titus
and then turning 10 Senator Hart she
asked: rs that little man over there thar
looks 50 much like a Chinaman q sena-
tor?''
The total number Of bills in the bousa
up TO date Is 621. nearly 90 less than the
total number Introduced at the session Of
two years ago.
Representatives NIcKeever Of Shawnee
Shoemaker OF Sheridan, and Senator
stone OF Leavenwor-h arc the only mem
hers Of The legislature who mart their
hair in the middle. Senator Anderson NJ
Shawnee doesn't part his hair anywhere.
But what the top Of his head lacks in bir-
suite adornment the bottom Of II makes
mp. Tor he has a magnificent growth ~
whiSkers.
Every day now the senate and bo,,sa
nave batch % petitions introduced
against resuomission. signed bv ,,Ao-,ls
all over the state. About 5.ooa names bave
already been sent in protesting acairs+
resubmitung the prohibit.o, ~
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
TOPICS OF THE TOWN,

NJ. D. Moore of Hutchinson IS stopping
at the Carey.
W.. o. Judd OF Atchison is spending Sun
day at the Carey.
c. F. Steinbach OF Chicago IS a guest of
the Manhattan.
C. w. Douglass OF Council Bluffs, Ia. Is
at the Occidental.
JIM Crossfield of Kingmzn Is spending
Sunday at the Manhattan.
o. ]. Hackney Of Wellington Is making
his headquarters at the Manhattan
Miss Helen Slower OF Perth. kan, is
the guest OF friends in the city.
DR.. VIM Coleman of Sterling stopped
over at the Occidental yesterday.
H. B. Elliott of Pond Creek. o. T, Is
spending Sunday at the Occidental
Ed w Dunn. St Louis drummer, Is
spending Sunday at the Occidental
Mark Moors of Hutchinson came down
yesterday and is stopping at the Man
haitian
Mrs Ella G. Shields has returned to
Wichita She mas taken charge of the art
department at lines & Co.'S
James Msckey (no relation to the mill
ionaire, is registered at the Manhattan
from San Antonio, Texas.
Capt. w. T. Burgess is recovering from
a very serious and prolonged attack of the
grip. and was able to be around again
yesterday.
The funeral services over the remains Of
DR.. Sargent will take place from his late
residence next Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
]. A. Riehl Of st. Louis registered at the
Carey yesterday: also G. J. Lewis, D.
Bann, D. E. Whelan and ]. Phillips Of the
same town
Gerald Volk is in camp on Sugar Creek,
near Anadarko. o. T, the guest of w.
T Walker, United States Indian agent at
the Kiowa agency.
Kansas City was wei represented at the
Carey yesterday. The following guests are
registered from that city: ". T. Ford, C.
c. Hoefer, John T. Martin, w. S. Shepard,
r ]. Collins. Harry Epstein, Louis Her
man, j. E. Burbank, F. B. Afodica, T. L.
Quingle and T. W.Rosorsagle.
A few members of the PENNSYLVANIA as
ISOLATION met at the court house yester-
day, but owing TO the disagreeable
weather not a sufficient number were out
TO transact any important business. The
meeting was adjourned until two weeks
from yesterday, when they hope to have
full attendance.
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GOV. T. C. FLETCHER.

Hon. Thomas C. Fletcher, the noted
war Governor of the State of Missouri,
is greatfriend of Pe-ru-na. He writes;
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co. Columbus,
Ohio:
Gentlemen-For years I have been
afflicted with chronic catarrh, which
has gone through my whole system, and
no one knows the torture and misery ]
have passed through. My doctor has
prescribed various remedies, and have
never found any relief until / was per-
shaded by friend to use DR.. Hartman's
Pe-rp-pa. After the use of one bottle /
feel like = new man. 1t also cured me
of dropping I had in my throat, and
built my system up generally. To those
who are suffering with catarrh / take
pleasure in recommending your great
medicine. Very respectfully,
Thomas G.. Fletcher.
Everything that affects the welfare of
the people is a legitimate subject of COM
ment 70 the real statesman. The states
man is not narrow man. tits the poll
tician who is narrow. The true states
man looks out on the world a it is, and
seeks, as far as is in his power, to remedy
lis and encourage the good,
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NOT THEIRS TO ENFORCE
st. Louis Lexowers Answer a Jealous
Lady Delegate.

S.. Louis, No, Feb. AIRS. F. IT. In
gals. a prominant leader in local W c.
T. L. circles. called on the senate's Lex
ow committee today and protested siren
uOusly against the non-enforcement of the
Sunday law. She informed the members
of the committee that 1t was a notorious
fact that all the saloons in the city
are kept open on Sunday. contrary to
law. Mrs ingalls, said the police would
DO nothing TO close them. Acting Chair
man Matthews announced that thu COM
mit1ee's mission was 10 recommend need
ed laws 10 the legislature. not 10 en-
force existing ones.
An expert accountant has been appoint
ed 10 examine the books OF Excise Com
missioner Higgins the investigation OF
whose Office was resumed today.
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THE WEATHER
WIchIta. Kan Fen

Wichita. Kan. FEB 4. 800.
Local forecast for Wichita and viciuity-
Fair and continued cold until Monday.
During the past = hours the highest
temperature has been 2 the lowest { be-
low zero and the mean . above zero.
with cloudy and very cold weather. with
fresh northeast wind. The corresooudir ?
temperatures yesterday were T. and
10
On this dste last year the corresponding
temperatures were a. . and A.. and tw9
years sso they were ,. q ard z with
- inch Of Fa.n.
Last Tuesday. January .. The tenoe-a-
trre went lower than = has today q zzs
then below zero. and IN fact On tse
last three Gays OF January l. went beisv
zero each day.
Since the first q The year thz rafnfsr
has been almost ar inche less than ire
nornA
For the past ts1 years ths average ten
7erarure Tor the month q Tsbrua-y has
been =. and f0r tie sth day. o.
FRED L JOHNSON. OBSERVE
Washington. FEB 4-ForecSst sor sur
day:
Kansas-Faz: continued cold. rlr.z
mostly north.
Ok.ahema ard Indian T.--1to-y-Faa-.
norf nerfr zf~ae
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MIS- ULT|NAIUN
DO THE SENATE
Continued from Flist Page.)

the bill in the interest of creameries he
couldn't quite understand
Brooke Of Shawnee wanted soma bill TO
regulate the oleo business. but he didn't
like the Grosser bill without amendment.
On the motion to print a roll call was
demanded and nearly all the members ex-
planned their votes. Jaquins said the
creamery trust was the greatest octopus
in Kansas. Gillespie Of Butler rose and
went into a stormy and patriotic defense
of tho farmers, in the interest of the bill
and closed up in G. but sat down without
voting.
How does the gentleman voter" asked
the speaker. After Il seconds hesitancv
Gillespie stammered: What is the cues
ton before the house?" and the house
roared for fully three minutes.
The vote was Sc for the printing and 6S
against. And the oleo bill was dead.
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CAUCUS DISPOSES OF CLERKS
Other Than Those Provided for by
Federal Law.

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. Especial 1.-The
Republicans Of both houses met in caucus
last night and decided upon dropping all
clerks from the pay ron that were not pro-
vided for by statute or federal law. In the
council this dksposes of Tom Cuppage,
George NJ. Green, Miss Angie Penny, John
Marshall Davis, George Washington Wick
ers, J. r. Carter, c. NJ. Coombs, Allen
Norris, ]. NJ. Graham, Samuel Means, C.
g. Harwig, Chas H. Quimby. Shaffer,
S. H. Atherton and one other not yet de-
termined
In the house the only committee clerks
retained We're those of the judiciary and
ways and means committees One of the
assistant chief clerks. assistant chief en-
rolling clerk, two assistant sergeants-at-
arms, one janitor, one Waterman and one
cloak-room attendant were laid off
For some reason the clerks were laid off
without any formal action by either body
of the legislature, other than that of the
caucus, and it remains to seen whether
clerks who were duly appointed and sworn
in can be summary dismissed without
such action being entered upon the jour-
nal
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WITNESSES HIDE OUT
Some Who Remain Give Testimony
DAMAGING TO the Standnrd OIL

Columbus. o., Feb. A special to the
Dispatch from Marietta, O., says: Attor-
ney neral Monet is having trouble in
getting testimony in the Standard oil
cases. Most of the important witnesses
left the city when they learned they were
wanted. Every constable has subpoenas
and are watching residences of the mis-
sing witnesses and the hotels
w. j. Cram, manager of the Argand
refinery, testified that he shut down the
refinery because the Standard Oil COM
pany paid him 81. 900 month to keep it
closed for ten years
Frank Curtis testified that the Stand
ard OIL company wrote him a letter
threatening to get out another wagon
if he did not use their oil. When he re-
fused the result was that oil sold at 2
cents a gallon
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man NAV have nerve of steel and a heart
as tender as a mothers
OF all the specialists in the world. there
probably are not two that have As wide an
experience IN the treatment Of women
diseases as Dr.. K. Y. Pierce. chief consult
ing physician TO the Iuvalids Hotel and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo. y y. With
the assistance Of his staff Of able phvsi-
clans, he has prescribed, in the past thirty
years, Tor many thousands of women Dr.
Pierce Is prominently a sympathetic phv-
stefan. Perhaps more than any other man
IN the profession he realizes the har6shios
of woman's work, and the disadvantages
under which she lahurs because of the
weak. delicate and susceptible structure Of
the feminine organism His immense mar
tice n diseases peculiar to women forced
upon his recognition the fact that women
would never take the proper care OF their
health, so long as that care REQUIRED the
Tepugnaut examinations and local
treatments insisted upon by nearly ali
physicians After years of study he invent
ed remedy now known as Or. Pieces
Favorlte Prescription that Is an absolute
and unialllug cure fo- the most cor7-,ri-a+e4
and obstinate cases Of disease. Der,,-;,- =,
women. This wonderful medicine c,f-es j,
the privacy Of the home. and does svrsv
= tn the necessity for obnoxious lo~-l
treatment. II imparts health strength
Vlgor aud elasticity TO the organs ciistIrc-1v
feminine and ITS foT wifehood ana ruo;he--
hood
In paper covers ~ oue-cent srarrDs- riott,
binding, 10 cents extra Dr. Pierce-s Corn
mon Sense Medicsl Adviser Address Dr.
z V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
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GONE
70 OKLAHOMA CITY
Continued from First Pagel

No. 122, by Magness-Relating to probate
courts in the settlement of estates.
NEW BILLS IN THE HOUSE
Bills were introduced in the house this
morning, as follows:
No. 12s, by Merton-Act requiring bond
investment companies doing business in
the territory TO deposit certain sums OF
money or securities with the treasurer OF
the territory
No. 127, by Merton-Act in regard to
stationery and other supplies of justices
Of the peace.
No. 12s, by Merton-Act relating to the
limitation of criminal actions and amend
ing section 19, article 6, chapter SIS, stat
utes 1899
No. 129, by Wilkins-An act providing
for the payment of certain warrant in
debtedness by counties, cities, towns. VIII
lagos and school districts.
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Kay County Poultry Association.

Kildare, o IT, Feb. 4.-(Special)- THE
Kay County Poultry association met in
Blackwell yesterday and elected w. H
Gilbert o fNildare, president, and George
NJ. Carson of Blackwell, secretary for the
ensuing year John c. Snyder of Kildare,
the expert poultry judge. will place the
awards at their forthcoming show. Inqui-
ries for space and premium lists are COM
ing in and it is expected to hold one OF
the largest exhibitions ever held in this
part of the countrv.
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JeaIousr Made Hin DO IL.

Lima. o. Feb 4-WhIle Mary Anderson
and Edward Bovard were standing IL
the doorway OF Ands-sou's hosel. a.
West minister, Frank Blair who hal been
paving attention "a Miss Anderson. sip
ped Up behind the1, ard shot h1th and
then shot himself Jealousy Ess Tire
cause B0vzrd and Blair are dead and
Miss Anderson seriously wounded
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FON. WN. YOUNGBLOOD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or AUDITOR FOR INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. 10, 1893.
The Pe-ru-na Drug M'fg Co., Columbus,
Ohio:
Gentlemen-Tve often heard Of vour
great medicine and have persuaded nv
wife, who has been much OF q sufferer
from catarrh, to try Pe-ru-na, and after
using one bottle she has wonderfully
improved. 1t has proved all you have
claimed for il, and l take pleasure in
recommending IL u anyone who il AZ
hicted with cataTrh. Yours.
VIM. Younghlood
Auditor for the Interior.
CatRrTh in its various forms Is RAPIDLY
becoming q national curse. An un-
doubted remedy has been discovered by
DR.. Hartman. This remedy has been
thoroughly tested during the past forty
years Prominent men have come TO
know of its virtues and arc making pub-
lie utterances on the subject. To save
the country we must save tho people.
To save the people we must project
them from disease. The disease that "a
at once the most prevalent and stubborn
of cure is catarrh.
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They Sell Both at same Fares

Agents of western and southwestern
railways selling through St. Louis viii
furnish tickets to Philadelphia and New
York over Vandalia-Pennsylvan Short
Lines good via Washington, at same fares
as tickets over direct route from Harris
burg. Stop-overs of ten days at Washing
ION on tickets 20 Philadelphia and New
York; also al Philadelphia on tickets to
New York. For special information write
J. NJ. Chesbrough, A. G. P. Agt., st. Louis.
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Fitz's Uitimatum to @barl,.r

Grand Rapids, Mich. Feb. z-Psso-a
leaving Tor Milwaukee tonight. Fitsimnons
said, in reply 10 Sharkey's announcement
iaat he MI no, figh, In less than year.
'Ha VIII aght now within reasonable
time or not az an- SIX weeks IS time
enough Il Sharkey VIII not agree to mar
be Will be dropped and we Wi ,ske on
JeHr!es."
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Rink Of GoId-Produei cling Countries

Washington, Feb. 4.-According to Con-
sui Brush, at Clifton, Canada, the output
OF gold from the KIondikt and British
Columbia has reised Canada to the fifth
place in the list Of gold-producing coun-
tries. While the United States shows an
increased output for 1898, it IS still second
to the Transvaal. According TO the latest
figures. the five leading gold-produclng
countries for 1898 are as follows: Trans
vaal, s73 476 800; United States, sS4 300, 600:
Australia, $614S0,763; Russia, SIS, 1876, 1874;
Canada S1419O,0o0.
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New York Bank statement

New York. Feb THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve decreased E-7Is.S59; loans
increased SIS. 154 go; specie increased 81
- 90; legal tenders decreased t-54e5;
deposits increased SIS. 500; circuIatio
decreased SOS 40. The banks now hold
SIS ~ SIS in excess Of the requirements OF
the : per cent rule
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
CITY OF Columns.
To Whom II May Concern

To Whom It May Concern:
can most cheerfuy recommend Peru-na as Of the very
greatest possible benefit in of catarrh
of the membrane. This remedy has ostAh
shed itself In the minds of the people greatest
possible worth and genuineness
l have known Dr. Hartman for number OF years and
pleased say that no lsadng citizens
of this citya Of the very highest standing char
acter in the community. Respectfully,
Samuel L. Black.
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Hemnsis apdthr sraboard Lin.

Atlanta, Ca. Fob Among the many
rumors current IN the south regarding
the sale and consolidation OF the railroads
Is ore today. 10 the effect that The Kan
sss City. Fort Scott ard Memphis rail-
road has purchased the Seaboard Air
Line. as1 viii reach Birmingham from
Atlanta by using the East and West rail-
rad
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House OF REPRESENTATIVE.
WAsHISaTos, %. c.


Dr.. s. b Hartman, Columbus Ohio
excellent qualities your medicnes-Peru-na
and Mana-iin 1 have been afflicted or less for
quarter of century with caarrh Of the stomach and
stipaton.
residence IN Washington has increased troubles
few bottles of your medicine have given
plete relief and continuation them viii
effect permanent Pe-ru-ua surely a wonderful
remedy for catarrhal affections.
I'D. Botkin.
NAPoLEos, OHIO, March, 1898.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg CO. Columbus, Ohio:
Gentemen-i have used several bottles
feel greatly benefited thereby from catarrh Of The heat
encouraged to believe continued use VIII
fully eradicate disease Of thirty years standing.
David Meekison
II is longer a surmse that chronic caarrh 30
cured. Of fifteen twenty years
ing cured ought the question
durability chronic catarh Peruna these
Thousands cured every year Send for free book Of
testimonials.
CHARLEsToE, ". Va March O. 1893
The Pe-ru-ua Drug Mfg CO. Columbus. Ohio:
Gentlemen-I recommend your preparation Perm
ma Its reputation a for eatsrrh IL
ceIlent It having been used BY number - people known
20 with the very best results. Very truly,
CIV Atkinson.
DR.. Hartman Of the best known physicians and
geons the United States, tho frat formu-
late Pe-ru-na. 1t through his genius and pr+ever
It introduced the medical profession n
this country. Send 70 The Peruna Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus Ohio, for free book written BY Dr.
Hartman.
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WorId-. Fair Ia $40 Frnnrt..n

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% nave a Worl1s Ear 81 usL J. is 20 -
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tioaal exposition THIS ugca 49, maze
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Trcasrrr ~rafemeut-

washington. FEB. 4-Toiay's statement
az me condition = the treasury sayzs.
Available cash oaian1z. -7-S5s-ss. skd
reserves - ss1.g7a
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