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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27
ROW IN THE SECOND ILLINOIS
Lieutenant Tries 20 stop It and
shoots an IrsofTenstVe Nan

Augusta. Ca. Ap-il 2s-Whue several
intoxicated soldiers ~ the Second Illinois
regiment were attempting 90 ST IRE 20
some small wooden sheds about midnight
last night. a fight occurred when Lscuten-
ant John Mayeski as officer ~ the day.
tried % disperse them The soldiers ~
with him. MayesId. thinking his life IN
danger. drew hs revolver and fred Prl-
waite James L. Gnliland. who's home IS 70
Ripley. Ohio fell with q bullet So his ieft
breast GunIand did not have "A hand .a
the fight and was trying 70 uut out ths
blaze when shot. The shooting brpugat
ont Colonel Mou'tou and other officers.
who soon restored order. 4 full iHy.sti-
cation Will be made % toe affair. The
second Illinois was mustered out today
and left for Chicago. Private Gil!.apd
IS I'm the hospital L1eutenaur Mayessi
VIII be surrendered 20 the civil author4-
ties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27
MARTINIQUE FEELS SORE
Because -Amp@on sailed by with His
Fleet without stopping

s. Ia11laS- =. y. Z. Apr4 M go
regret Nss exa-eas-s1 here ~ gae aga.
gsssser1ay - Rex Asztra5 sazessa p
eact pezei-ztz-s .eiaH1 E.fAgss sae~lzE
p9rL TIE lzaae.ta So reaD tae sgaass-
tnv ex2re9sesi lsTc w5ta fse f-s.e4 s-ss-s
izE1aE tae Nar Ee s2s ed rss aal-
i1g t4clagsss aa3sa1 81 she sUs-t pr
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pol1-e1 9ut tsat 1fss- hlas<s 49,
~srs isas TzgatAsflz Save 5esa aoazses
- ! v-Et fEo= - A--Sx.S-= sex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27
BORCHGREVINCK HEARD FROM
He Has Safely Landed on the Great
Antarctic Continent

Christiana, April 26.-A letter has been
received here from Captain Borchgrevink
in command Of the expedition making an
exploration Of the Antarctic continent.
dated from Cape Adair, Victoria Land,
February q, in which he says: II have
now landed on the great Antarctic conti-
nent with my staff, instruments and sew
enty-five doge. The greatest discipline has
prevailed throughout.
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.BSCEUTEN PURE

to attempt stiff further ohtrages. How
ever, they met with an unexpected check
when they attacked three Germans, and
suffered considerable loss
Russia IS making further encroach-
ments. She is, according to Pekin al
vices, constructing roads from Pamir
Plateau to the frontier of China A large
force of Russian troops has already
marched from Pamir into the province of
Shin kye. Officers commanding the force
declare that they have for their object
the construction of roads, but their real
object appears to be something very diff
ferent. Chinese local officers, reporting
the matter TO the Pekin government de-
clare that the Russian troops have arrived
to occupy the territory and have warned
the government that the matter is very
grave indeed
To avoid partition, the Chinese govern
ment proposes to open 10 foreign trade all
these ports or bays which are in danger of
being claimel by other powers, before any
demand is made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27
Mrs. WinsIow's soothing ~vruD

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for Their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING win
PERFECT SUCCESS Il SOOTHES the
CHILD. SoFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLO and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsI,v's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27
We want Rooms and Accomodntions

Tor delegates to the city who viii attend
the annual meeting of the Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star May 10 and H.
Parties who can accommodate visitors viii
please send their name and address to the
undersigned. Also state number you can
accommodate. whether with or without
board and price. w. L. BAILEY.
sun-tu-th-156-3t Care Potts Drug Co.
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Lingering La Grlppe Cough Cured
Mr. G. Vacher, 157 Osgood St.. CHICAGO.

Nh u FdCHVI' 10I USSOOd 81, Chicago.
My wife had d severe case of La Grippe
three years ago and it left her with a very
bad cough. She tried a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar and it gave immediate re-
lief. A 50 cent bottle cured her cough en-
tirely. Now We are never without bottle
of this wonderful Cough Medicine in the
house. % and soc. Hooking Drug Co., G.
Gehring and Wells Miller, druggists.
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ENchnnre STABLES

Exchange stables at Orlando and SILL
water. Make specially of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited
SHIVELY, VAN WYKF & SHIVELY
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Peace Treaty >pain's Hands

Paris, April -5.-The seCTetart % the
French embassy at Washington. u. Tine
baut, arrived here yesterday and banded
the Spanis1-Ame-izln treaty of peaea 20
the Spanish amoass1ior Se1l- Leos Y
Castillo. who 'u-neJ.a-ei-- sea. 81 10 Snl p
rs th5 first se--e.8--- o. tie S1sr..a e
ga;'oa he-e. thc M4-lIs - %J,a,.as
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Remarkable Cure of rheumatism.

Nenna, JACKSON Co, ". va.
About three years ago my wife had an
attack of rheumatism which confined her
TO her bed for over month and rendered
her unable to walk a step without assist
ance. her limbs being swollen to double
their normal size. Mr.. S. Maddox insisted
on my using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. l
purchased fffty-cent bottle and used it
according to the directions and the next
morning she walked to breakfast without
assistance in any manner. ard she has
not had a similar attack since.-A. 3.
Parsons. For sale by druggists.
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Governor Leary'< Flagship

New York, April 25.-The auxiliary
Hook this forenoon TO test compasSes and
machinery. preparatory 10 the long voy-
age 10 Guam. return ng in past SIn6y
hook al u . m. She vii taae =
Guam Captain Richard 49, Who is I,
ee governor o. tie slam Of Gwpn- Tie
Yosemite l. n remain i. Ne Stand for
the use Of the governor.
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Big Stock Company

The ladies of the Parish Aid Chapter of
st. Johns Episcopal church will have a
sale of cakes and candies Saturday morn
ing and afternoon, April %, at lines
store. 1S9-3ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27

Those crude oil burners at Bissantz 10
fit any cook stove and make a fire for
cent per hour are a success. For introduce
ton the rest of this week, are offered at
$500. IS9-It
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had to pay II. But he did not hesitate 20
state TO his nearest and dearest friends
that the two little blond boys. Victor and
Robert, while they bore his name. were
not his children.
But all that was eight years ago. In the
meantime it has pleased him 10 send her
luxurious presents OF flowers and fruits.
It has pleased her to send him jewels.
And now it has pleased him 10 send her
sL00o,O00 as a wedding present.
This is the sum which the beautiful bride
Of Baron Won Bruening will carry with her
in her new life across the water.
1t was two years ago Baron Won Bruen-
ing. then a secretary OF the German En-
bassy in this city. came upon the scene
in the drama.
During all this time Gordon Mckay was
hoping against hope that his former wife
would at last be won over again by the
splendid presents he lavished upon her.
and consent to become his bride again.
Then came the sudden announcement OF
the engagement to Count Won Bruening. Il
was a genuine social surprise.
AT the start the German Ambassador
was violently opposed to the idea OF the
match and had the Baron transferred from
Washington TO Constantinople. hoping
thereby to break off what Herr Won Hol-
lenben was pleased 10 term infatuation.
Time and distance. however, failed To ac-
complish what the German Ambassador
desired. Seven months ago Won Bruening
returned to this country to claim his bride
And he won over the Ambassador. too.
One thing only he insisted upon. That
that the Baron should defer the nupt.als
long enough 20 go over TO the Fatherland
and obtain the EmperOr's consent.
When the Emperor. after an interview
with Won Bruening. cabled TO Won Hollen-
ben for his opinion as to the advisabHity
Of the marriage, the Ambassador showed
himself not a diplomat OF state but Of
love. He cabIed back: II know Mrs Nc
Kay to be very beautiful and very
wealthy woman and thereupon the En-
peror gave the desired consent.
Now when the new Baroness goes 20
Berlin to live, as she shortly will. her So
cial position viii be unassaiabIe and every
honor OF the German court VIII be hars.
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The Rest in the world.

We believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is the best in the world few weeks
ago we suffered with severe cold and a
troublesome cough, and having read their
advertisements in our own and other
papers we purchased a bottle 20 see II II
would effect US. IL cured US before the
bottle was more than half used. Il e the
best medicine out for colds and coughs.-
The Herald. Anders5nvIlle. Ind. For sale
by druggists
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KANSAS MUSICAL JUBILEE.
HUTCHINSON, KAN. MAY 10th To
18th 1893.

For the above occasion the Missouri Pa
ci1c railway viii sell tickets at the rate
OF one fare Il, for the round trip. Tick
cts on sale May Is 10 10 inclusive. with
final limit for return of Nay %, 1883
The Missouri Pacific offers the follow
ing advantageous train service of three
trains daily each way.
GOING
Nv Wichita 1,S5 am Ar Hutchinson $50 am
Nv Wichita $40 am Ar Hutchinson l:l5 pm
Nv Wichita go pm Ar Hutchinson 7-oz pm
RETURNING
Lv Hutchinson $500 am Ar Wichita 1910 am
Lv Hutchinson 3:lo pm Ar Wichita $40 pn
Nv Hutchinson go pm Az Wichita g:a5 nm
E. I. BLECKLEY, p. T. A..
ia North Main Street.
Pc DEPOT corner Wichita and Second Streets.
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TO USURP BERLIN'S LIBERTIES
Is scheme OF the ksiser Against
which Protest - Made.

Berlin. April pa majority 81 the mu-
nicipal council has signed a protest 10 the
emperor against his majestys failure ID
confirm chief Mayor KIrscher. who vas
elected June .. Isss The signers % ne
protest point out that the cities are suffer
ing greatly BY the interregnum, which
has led 10 the publication Of statement
that the self-E0veruuent % Berlin H.il
shortly Re abridged. They then call upon
Baron Won Der Becke Won Der H9Iat.
the Pruss.an minister o. the interior as
the responsible minister. % confirm Mayor
Klrscher or cite hL5 reason t9r refusing
20 do 50.
DsDar.11es % the Associated Press from
Berlin on Aprl Il announced that gentle
man in Emperor Williams encourage rad
Informed the espoadsHt there ~ rho
Associated press pos tively ,Hat rbe reason
hs majesty vss Withholding bis cenauna-
ton o. Berla's rew mayor. Herr Kl-seh-
rar. vas that the emperor aas planning
the formation ~ a separate province W
Berlin. a15Is1.1E Der n sef-ggveTnmsut-
T-ae plan & was explained. embraced
dividing the c.ty and suburbs into a HBr1-
ter ot sgo-5Lstrlc,s. WIN q roFa. eElc.Ai
-asdlnE me admin .frrats5r t1 eaeac. Is
was further SAID ira: a b.H saa1<i rirs
tie seaens would reach she t.et me -=s-
son and ;nat az ma 5est7 EsS actas.st
i1 this pan ~ the 1acaeci,el sr5zta =
s5clafsn IN Perrin
Pue1moa a ls ore r. The m1F: dangerous
and ts-aI 1lseas-s- y a-zaEs -ezs.ts from
a c1iI Caau5e-iaia's CesF1 Rsnefy alI
quickly clra cold and perhaps preYss; ~ {
s.tack os pneamous- 7; = ? fsc- made
especially Fer tazt a. .z,erf ard 1as 6scozse
szno1s f3r SIS cures over q larze pz-r o,
~ cvlz-5 z1ris 7. crsrtsrscsz s-v
-s-EesrT 70 a c1.4 -aTzrs sse-lrae-sa. Can
v1s an1-5 20 -sE-eet gp1r cod E1ea 90
reliable remedy can - bad 81 8 t--se7 I.
For ssse y srlQr
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p,nuru vIcpIrpc are Tire most fatal -
KIDNEY AlObASEo al. diseases. Fa,ey-s
Kidney Cure a guaranteed remedy or
money refunded. Hooking DRUG CO.. @.
Gearing and Wells Miller. drug1 s's.
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Me-. McEay nlss 70 cross BIZ. Tas
,o--t Sc. ths z4nszy 4; ~ - : ze2F. as
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7 FLOATS

eosYnoHI 'sss Tnt SRoerEs q sAsseE &C. eses-sNo
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Some of the Arrivals on the Re.
lief Show Many Filipino
Bullet Holes.
One Minnesota Boy Shot Five
Times and a South Da.
kOtan Four.
Official List Of Iowa, Minnesota
and South Dakota Men
Aboard.

San FRANClsCo, Aug. 4.-Several of
the men brought back on the Relief
were seriously wounded. Among them
are:
b. F. Larver. Company d. Tisty-6rst
Iowa. is paralyzed from the waist
down. He was shot at Calumpit in the
left shoulder. The bullet passed through
the left lung and struck the spine.
Egideus !. Fehr Company NJ. Thir-
teenth Minnesota. wounded on Feb. 90.
In the attack on Manila, was shot in the
right leg. in the left arm and three
bullets entered his chest.
Adolph McLay. Company G. First
Montana. was shot in the left cheek at
Calumpis. on April ~. the bullet COM
ing out under the right eye.
Lieutenant Oliver Clapp. Company c..
First South Dakota. was perforated by
Filipino bullets on the Bagbag river.
during the advance on Calumpit He
received two bullets in the left leg: a
ball passed through his right thigh near
the groin ami another -razed his right
ankle.
f. W. Heald. South Dakota. was sho,
at san Fernando. His left leg was
broken below the knee.
Iiss Of the sick.
Following is list Of Iowa. Mime.
eo;a and Dakota troops aboard the Re
| lief:
FIfTy-FIRsT Iowa.. l.. Eakin
T, Company A: w. j. Merrill. A. Harr,
W. Price. A: William {. Schier. A; 4
r. Tibbe,ts. 4: II. II. Rhode. b: Elmer
+. Narver. ID; William X. Parks. +; NJ
{. Hutchinson. F: K. j. Innis. H
Charles J. Kinney. II: 4. T.. Wharf II
{. Z. Sheets. X: Z. NJ. Gardner. X; Ser
eean, Edwin Rose NJ: Corporal William
NJ. Jeffers. NJ: Charles W. Lee, N
Joseph |. Markey. NJ.
THIRTEENTH MI>NEsoTA-Roscoe 4
Day. Company a. a. W. Smith. A
Corporal A. r. kavanaugh. {: Thoma
+. Calvin. G: Charles q. Mason, {: Co,
poral X. kelliher. +: George f.. Mahe,
r.: Sergeant John +. karo. +: William
L. Gore. r; NJ. Lemay, +: J. NJ. Gil
more, II: Leonard Olson. II: George X
York. II: Allen A. Grimes, l: William
r. Sigler. h: J. w. Mccormick, l.: Y
r. McGillon. l.; Louis Timer. l.: NJ. :,
Beriramson. NJ: Il. NJ. Blood, NJ: Il. i.
Tehr. NJ.
FIRST NORTH DAkoTA-Sergeant a
Mckinnon. T.: Lloyd Ryall. d.
FIRST SovTH DAkoTA-Corporal /.
W. Wilson. 4: w +. Hoover, A; Maj
tin Jahnsen. b: +. IL. Goebel. Il: Coz
poral ID. Martindale. c: Wagner j,
teph Waugh. {: harl {. Baker. {: h
gene karr. c; Homer a. Baker. ID: f.
win +. Heald. ID: Lester A. Lines. /
John Murphy. d: Henry Anderson. |
Charles W. Ford. 4: Arthur +. Shawn
G: B. +. Strobel. +; Sergeant II. ,
Schulz. II: Charles Garfield, /; j. /
S,ockmeyer. |; Marion Bokin. n: II.
Lake. X: Will Wilrek. +: w. +. We
Ter. l.: J. J. Tompkins, NJ. w. Il. Bar
lett. +, died a; sea July 2s, Of acu
dysentery The remains were Ell
baimed and brought into port.
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ABSOLvED FROM SECRECY

french SOLDIER May Testify Freely .t
the Dseyfus Coursm. rsial.
PARIS. Aug. At appears that the
minister of war. General the MARQUIS
de Gallifet, has absolved all military
witnesses at the court martial Of Can
tain Dreyfus from professional secrecy.
with the exception that he has re.
qussted them not to divulge the names
of French agents abroad or disclose
anything which could complicate the
foreign relations Of France.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. THE Tenth
Pennsylvania volunteers landed from
the transport Senator and escorted by
the Nebraska troops. marched TO the
Preside where they will camp until
they are mustered ont. The reception
accorded the soldiers from the keyston.
s,a,e was similar TO that given the Ore
gon and Utah boys, who mad preceded
them home. Thousands of people lined
the streets.
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MOVEMENT OF TRANSPORTS.
Otis Cables the War Department About
the Various Ncaaela.

the Various Nessels.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l.-The war de-
rartment has received the following
from General Otis regarding the move.
ment Of transports:
-Four transports in harbor: cargoes
discharged. Pennsylvania nearly coaled;
takes on recruits; relieved organizations
southern waters. Leaves 9TH inst: re-
turns all men discharged under general
orders forty: Sheridan being coaled
leaves for San Francisco Sth inst. with
Montana and South Dakota troops
Valencia and Zealandia require 1,20t
tons of coal; time Of sailing indefinite
As approaching typhoon interferes."
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ALGER'S WELCOME.


SOS0oV ~oSSotoSy o. war OuvoO ou Ovo.
sios os HE Arrival ~ Michigaa.
DETROIT. Aug. 4.--Whatever may
have been the personal feelings Of the
late secretary Of war. General Russell
A. Alger, concerning recent incidents
Of his official career, all sentiments save
these Of genuine happiness We're evi.
dently banished during the afternoon
end evening by the magnificent vel.
come rendered him by the people Of his
own city and state. From o'clock.
when the welcoming committee
crowded into his private car upon its
arrival at Toledo until y o'clock. when
the general ceased Irasping ou,s,r.tched
hands. the scene was n constant and
spontaneous ovation. Smiles aud tears
repeatedly struggled for the mastery
over the secyeiarys counienance rs he
gaxcd into the faces II the multiiudes
who loudly insisted that "Algcr's all
| right and no dissonant voice was
| heard.
Met BY . Mig i,sissss'oe.
The special train which met General
Alger aud party a; Toledo consisted oi
| six coaches. II carried 400 members OF
the reception committee. When the
Pennsylvania train arrived the screr
ais car was besieged by his old friends
General Alger was escorted through the
reception train aud greeted by all.
Headed by about 800 hicyclists. ove'
| 600 marchcrs escorted the general
from the Michigan Central station by q
circui.ous course leading past the gen
erals home TO the reviewing stand
| Militia and veterans oi the Civil war
including Fairbanks Post. q. 4. r.. OF
which the general is a member. com
pany Of Spanish war veterans and scores
Of marchers in secret society uniforms
filed past. Fairbanks post carried tw'
y,ca, banners. stretching half across
the street. which declared There u
only one Alger.
Thousands Cheer Him.
When General Alger appeared upo'
the reviewing stand there was a roar Q
APPLAUSE from the dense crowd whici
blocked all traffic across the Campu
Mar;ius. The ea-secreiary reviewe'
the parade and then Mayor Maybur.
called the meeting to order and hearth.
welcomed the cx.secretary In the nam
Of the people. who love justice AM
fair play"
Governor Pingree. III his speech Il
behalf Of the state. made som. pplh'e
references 10 incidents leading 10 NJ
gers homecoming and fired some chai
actcristic shots at the newspapers
which. he asserted. were largely r,
spons,ble. The governor sand that Al
GERS best service for his country was !
his efficient management OF the wa
department. Referring to General a
, gers resignation the governor saia
, had aroused the resentment OF all ia'l
minded people.
The closing scene was big recep.io
, | in the city hall where General Als'
crashed the hands Of thousands
people.
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knSOlUIECY PURE


hon. At Mays Corners the storm was
accompanied by hail which covered the
ground to depth of several inches and
was OF such size that many reports Of
severe injury have been receiy.u
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MR.. ROOTS INTENTIONS.
Publications Point to Still More Soldier
For the Philippines.

For the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Aug. At appears
probable from developments during the
mast few days in the war department
that Secretary Root has in contempla-
tion an army Of 10000 available men
for the Philippines. While Mr.. Root
has been at the head of the department
only brief time, he has been making
diligent inquiries among bureau chiefs
regarding supplies and equipment and
fhe trend of his questioning has been i'll
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napnks All Records.

SAuLr STE. MARIE. Aug. l.-The july
freight traffic through the 500 canals
exceeded 1000. 900 tons. breaking al
previous records. The deep waterways
commission has arrived here ana the
nroyision for additional locking fac,l'
tiles will be one Of the questions u's'
cossc1
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Root Goes to Eew York.

WAsHlSGToN. Aug .l.-Secretary Root
Monday. 1t is quite likely that he will
see the president before returning to
Washington.
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runasou ktays In.

LrAvrNwoRrn. Kan, Aug. IA pr'-
,ata letter from General Funston has
been received in which the general an.
nounces he will stay in the army until
tho war in the Philippines is at an emu
and will not muster out with his reg''
anant.