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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
IMMENSE MEETING AT HARPER
Long Pays His Respects to the Trust
That Ike Has Aroused.

Harper, Kan, Nov. 3.-Harper county
has been criticised By a good many
speakers this year on the ground that it
was not a good county in which 10 hold
meetings This objection, however, has
not obtained AZ any Of the four places
in the county where Chester L Long
has had meetings in this campaign. Al
anthony, at Bluff and at Argonia. seat
ing capacity Of halls was severely taxed,
and everything went 10 show interest
both in the candidate and what he said.
Bur it was left for Harper TO Quito
them all. Great as the other meetings
have been, the one here last nighe ex-
ceIed them. There was no need for
bands and glee clubs TO excite enthusi-
asm, but the added to it. The beg hail
was filed and so were the stairs and
street below. It was a great demonstra-
ton.
Mr. Long was introduced in neat and
eloquent speech by County Attorney Rob
ert 8IcCoIloch. In the course OF his
speech. this being a creamery point, Mr..
Long referred 10 the Grout blu. He ex-
planned his position IN detail He de-
clared he was not responsible TO the Ma
tfonal Dairy Union Of Chicago. a trust,
which attacks him SO unreasonably, but
10 the people Of this district, and the loud
cheers and hearty applause which greet
cd this and other remarks on this ques-
ton left no room for doubt as to the ac-
ceptance Of Mr.. Longs views.
Harper county viii probably give Mr..
Long a majority
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
HOW A PRETTY SOCIETY GIRL
ESCAPED DREAD CONSUMPTION
Peruna Used in Time Saved Her Life.
AIRS Wei That Ends Wen

tits the same old story Of exposure to
cold. The cold passing down the bron-
chial tubes to the lungs; the developing
of q settled cold on the lungs, coughing,
expectoration. This is a short road to
consumption. Thousands Of people
have Travelled it. Thousands more wiz
travel it and the coming winter win
develop an untold multitude OF new
cases.
In the case Of Helen Bfarphy the end
ing was happy one. She started on
the road to consumption after catching
cold at a reception. Instead Of waiting
until she became incura6le Peruna was
resorted to and her life was saved
It is a pity that every one else in this
wide land could not know of this very
effective remedy in such cases. The
news is spreading fast but q great many
people have not yet heard that Peruna
is q sure cure in these eases
Peruna cures acute catarrh and chronic
catarrh catarrh of the head and catarra
Of the lungs; catarrh Of the throat and
catarrh of the stomach Wherever ca
tarrh may have located itself, whether
In the digestive organs, kidneys or pei
vic organs, Peruna is sure to eradicate
the disease promptly.
Another case where consumption was
cheated Of its prey occurred in the state
Of lowe. The report of the case created
considerable attention at the time and
was furnished US unsolicited by Mr..
Henrickson. In letter to DR.. Hartman
he sets forth some interesting details of
his rescue from consumption. Hemade
use Of the following language:
81 have been for years 3 constant suf-
ferer from chronic catarrh of the head
and throat, which finally worked down
into the air passages. In the spring of
'98 I took a severe cold and coughed all
summer. thought 7 had consumption
Then I had a bad attack Of Ia grippe.
After taking a course OF Peruna L feel
cured Of all these troubles.
Whenever any Of our children getsick
we give them Peruna, and it never fails
to care them. / most heartily testify to /
the value Of Peruna in cases of catarrh I
and Ia grippe. hope this may be the
means Of others suffering as I did to
take Peruna and be cured. We wopld (
not be without it in the house"
Henry Henrickson
Send for DR.. Hartman's latest book on
chronic catarrh. Address The Peruna /
Medicine Co, Columbus, Ohio.
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= = - - ~ - - Z -.
Bsars tbs y Tho Nad You Haze l!sajS Bc1E
IF II = LI<Ez/
CITY IN 3 REF.

1fr. Jessie CantreI Of Derby was in the
city yesterday
Mr. Walter z. Pond has returned from
an eastern trip.
A. D. Blanchard IS home from Fl Reno
Oklahoma. to vote.
Mr.. J. T. Williams was in the city yes
terday from Valley Center.
c. 0. Page IS confined 10 his room
with a severe attack Of grip.
Mr.. Koochler Of 1916 Norta Lawrence
IS again 81 work after a short illness
Miss Bess Allen returned last night
from a visit IN Kansas city and Law
renee.
Mrs. Horace Williams of 172f st. Frsn-
els avenue, IS couva-escent after a SCI
we're illness.
Mr. Smith OF the Fl Dorado RepubI-
can. and Nr T. p. Murdoch were ia the
city last evening.
Tom P. Fry OF Tonkawa IS in the city
making preparations Tor getting out an
extra edition Of his paper. the salt Fork
News.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tm5o6en have re-
turned from g. Louis ard are again oc-
cupyins thefr rooms at the Hotel Ham-
Hton
sf- aud Mrs Perry Hatse'd ~ Belle
Plsine. Kansas axe visiting wiz the
family al Geo. s. Clark. s2s south Em-
Doria
Mra r. II Kssgan who has had very
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04

/ serious attack Of infammatory rheuma-
tism, was able to Sc up about the house
yesterday
Charles ". Biting is down from kan
sas City or business Mr. biting Is a
member Of the firm Of FIetcher-Floyd
Candy company
j ". Smith. father Of Mrs Or Mar
tindale. called yesterday morning and en-
rolled mis- name with the Fremont cidb
as an 1sH voter
Regular meeting Of Wichita TypoEnph-
Zeal Onion No. 14s today has been post
poned until Sunday. November il. by or
der Of the president
Mrs. clearinghouse has beeen called 60
Marysvile. 40. to sing at a great Re-
publican rally held by Deliver and other
prominent speakers.
Mr.. Newt Bridgman Is here from the
territory. He took leave OF absence
and gave up pay 10 come 10 Wichita 70
help swell the majority.
Mrs Mary Polk OF 1ss North Lawrence
avenue. who has beeen confined 20 her
bed since the death OF her husband. IS
slowly recovering. but stiu very low.
Miss Mayms Thomson has 5ust pu--
chased a fine new Fischer piano for her
studio. corner First and Main which
adds much TO her already Hastily fur-
Dished room.
Chas. r. Goforth. a wei known sewing
machine agent. for several years ern-
ployed by Th0s Shaw. the music man.
hos gone into business for HIMSELF AZ &c
East Douglas
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Of my own pocket for the printing. Z
went there to have it done. for the rea-
son that Mr. HUI was an old personal
friend of mine and 1 knew that could
trust him I did not think chat any pa
per in this county would publish the
same, nor was going to ask it to do it.
and the charge in the Anthony Bulletin
is false.
'In con stlsion, want to cay that I
am as stroEg a W. J. Bryan man as I
was in 1896 and I intend to vote for him
II I live to vote on election day I expect
TO vote for John W. Breidenthal for gov
ernor. I am not now. never was. and
never claimed to be a Democrat. want
my Populist friends in the Seventh dis
trict to recollect that there is now and
has been for three years a Systematic
effort made by the Democrats to KIN the
Populist party. and I want you to con
slider this question and see II You do not
think IL is time for as to reorganize the
Populist party on the principles upon
which 1t was organized in 1850"
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NEFF talks TO GUTHRIANS
re Pretends 20 be Amused at the
Thought OF III s Defeat.


Guthrie. O. T., Nov 3.-Judge Robert
A. Nen fusion candidate for delegates To
congress. spoke here this afternoon be-
fore an audience estimated at LOO per
sons. The principal portion of his speech
was devoted to a discussion of national
issues, concluding with an attempted
rljicule of Dennis Flynn efforts in be-
half 0f the free homes bllL The large
crowd gave the speaker respectful atten-
lion but demonstrations of enthusiasm
were painfully lacking. Tonight Edgar
w. Tucker, Socialist candidate for dele
gate, addressed large audience in the
district court room
"I am just as sure OF being elected by
majority of not less than $500 as 7 am
certain that I am alive was the reply
Judge Nen made this morning in answer
90 am inquiry regarding his political pros
poets. The fusion candidate arrived in
Guthrie last night and with an un-
broken rest an enjoyable breakfast and a.
double dose Of foolish powder, he posi-
bly IS excusable for INDUCING in Opt
mistc prophecy. Being asked to ex-
plain further for the benefit Of skeptical
1IIssourans Judge Ned continued: Il
have 5ust returned from a speaking tour
of Pottawatomie and Cleveland counties,
Two of the Democratic strongholds of the
terrlt1ry. 7 was assured that my ma
5orlty in Pottawatomle county would be
from go to 500 and In Cleveland county
GO. A conservative estimate would place
my majority iu the two counties at 1.000.''
Here The speaker paused to help him
self 10 cough drop and sympathizing
Democrat took advantage Of the pause To
venture The assertion that Flynn would
not come out OF the Strip counties with
more than 2oao majority 'Two thousand
maIority," exclaimed the fusion candi-
date in tones of sc7rn. "why. my dear
elr he VIII De fortunate if he carries the
Strip by 500 majority lie viii probably
carry Garfield county and possibly Noble
county but the balance VIII show up
Ne1 maieriues. How about Kay county
sou ask2 I.et me tell YOU something
about my bone county" and here the
speakers voice assumed tile confidential
tone. "T VIII concede the loss OF twenty
dive votes Do every township ANA stl
vl carry the county hy 80 majority"
Immediately after the meeting Guth-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
'a ss &1Hzzsl
u sHOT THE WRONG MAN
Incident Of the Highway 81 phisn a
- risf o. shattered

Gnthrle o. r. Eoe 1The Blackwell
Sun sags. a young man named Lon
necker who rtaye ST. ire Farmerr Rss-
tauraat YVES sHot IN the WRIST satur6a1
night 81 farmer named Underwood .fv-
iaE soafheast ~ t9wa IRE wounded
man VAS going oat % tea Eiam place f3
stay I'll nieat ffe rode Wheel a5
ahsn opposite the Easeru95e place uas
fdirF cose behind some men fa eszF
T5eas men srorr ana used 1alsteraas
language toward Underwood sls eof -
revolver and aref Tha sh3s afnacs fhe
tureat party ea2fferiaT bis wrist ra-
derwood denied me shooting ri frs sac
7ss arrested fy ffe1heasaa al1 rasas
~ oorfeea teHiag ere Above strg len
1fk~- req fl o. prosecute and 70 was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04

Miss Helen Murphy popular society
friend to Peruna Tho following
her opinion OF Peruna preventive well
The Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio:
GeHeneH4bo three months
reception which settled seoa
As mother has used PergHR with
and found that blessed relief
wa
Owe keep bottle OF hand an
1smen weather prevents Gzk5
any cold and keeps perfectly we'll" Yours hraJ.
Afy2PHy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
HIVES and MOTHERS
Benefciaries of the Free
Homes Law
MAKE UP A DIVISION
u the Grand Flynn Parade
al Glencoe.


Glencoe, o. T.. Nov. 3-Glencoe and
surrounding country gave Dennis Flynn
--.e-. -.,-.- ,-,-..--z--, eeto~-
u-iy @''J persons were mere ana
The attention and respect paid TO the
speaker were commented on by every
,fei+o- ne -o+. -,,.,~ ,o,,r,rsois5 nv
-H' %
ana Henry Asp, arrived az O'Clock and
me cheering at she depot was dsaIeniag.
q procession was formed ana maIeIea
through Main street ana back 10 the
speaker stand. This is magnificent
town Ma nroosseio, was 6oa5s5 bv q
rao bssro. ~ sro+lasg rrsite seed
fouovve5 49,, he t5su,aa rsva 7-5o7 f,1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04

the kind that the Seventh district Of
Kansas. BY its vote next Tuesday. win
say shall continue 70 represent II in The
congress OF the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04

RE Judge Nen left for Ponca City, where
ne spoke tonight Monday afternoon he
speaks ut Blackwell, closing the cam
paign the same evening at Newkirk, his
home town
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
OKLAHOMA cry BAL IEAM
~ l. Proposed 60 Collect Fund rhss
Winter

Guthrie. o IT,, nov. s.-The Oklahona
Clty Tlmes-Journal says: LEGAL basebsR
enthusiasts are taking Gme by ne FORE
leck ana preparing Ter neEt sess9.fs
work on the diamond a simple set es-
,ecuyo plan FOR raising funds viii %
meets Hita general approval by tas
irieads e. She game IN this city. IA to SCI
cure not less thah 80 subsoribesn 90 thla
city who uau agree 90 pay Ten cents pr
week for period besiuning November E
and continuing urul tie opening % fhs
baseball season about the middle or NAY
10 is planned 70 put in a strong team 20
play FOR oklahoma city next season ard
as soon ~ the proper arrangements can
be made several good men v1u BE- ready
90 sign.
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s'aH the - ls' ga Z. H.e ..-s ssl
s.guaturs ~ L/g1-z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
EVER
HAVE
BACK
ACHE

BaGkaGh9 n8aBS Kidney Trouble,
Kidney trouble means Brigbt's Dis
ease Bight's Disease means death.
Watch your kidneys I
DT. Holiin's kidney Tablets viii
cure YOUR kidney and hackaoha
troubles, as they have cured thous-
aldS Of others everywhere.
Don't delay and don't ox-
pertinent but get the best,
and the verdict OF tens Of
thousands is Or. 1oitin'o
kidney Tablets.
Doa't acceps substitutes C-f only she --r.
ure. c1 u es-rs 81 fFa -zes
e iaste- containing nearly tlrea f.t1as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04

stops che Cough and W Orks ORthe Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
g cents.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
THE PETROLEUu MARKET

There was little Of interest in the oil markets
during the last week. Prices remained practically
unchanged. In the field important strikes are
reported Some interest attaches the develop
ments in Buffalo Run and Pine Grove in the
Wetzel and the Wallace country in Harrison Coun-
ty. where possible gushers might be struck of con-
siderable Importance. The extent of the pool is un-
certain. and the wells drilling are likely to give
some ideH of its extension in certain directions
Developments between the South Penn OIL Com
pany near Wallace and the Rifer farm seven
miles to the southwest, are watched with great
interest the wells now drilling will give some
idea of the general prOductiveness of the inter-
Vening field The South Penn No. l. and the we'll
barrels a day. The FOnner OIL Company No : was
flowing at the rate of IL TO - barrels an hour
when last heard from, while waiting for new tank
age. In the Lima field some success has followed
efforts in Bath Township, where four average wells
have been struck. In Mercer County three good
wells reported north of Celina. Hancock CouD-
ty contributes its usual quota of new producers
average have been struck and a 30 barrel we'll
finished on the Chase farm in Section 4
Wood County has a fair bunch of wells to IFS
credit running from IL TO 80 barrels each only one
dry hole I'm the lot. The first we'll from the Tihn
district showed up for 45 barrels without being
shot and 80 barrel producer is the reward Of
G. ID. Walters on his No Z. In Section H. in WASH
ington Township
Refined petroleum closed at sos ceuts a gallon
in barrels and 6.5o cents in bulk in New-York
Philadelphia prices being on basis points lower
Foreign quotations We're London, Gid an imperial
gallon: Antwerp, 10 francs per 100 kilos aud Bre-
men. 7.15 marks per 80 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
NEW-YORK CITY

Lulu johnson. colored girl, who July 10 last
disappeared from the home in Long Branch Of
Jerome NJ Sherry. a NewYork merchant where
she had been employed servant carrying with
her money and jewelry valued at 81 800 was a pris-
in the Centre-st. police yesterday morn
ing a charge of grand larceny She was ar
rested on Saturday afternoon at Thirteth-st and
Seventh-ave. by Detective Sergeants Foye and
Reldy. She was remanded to Police Headquarters
Patrick McCauley, thirty-four years old of No
129 Brightest. Jersey City who was struck on the
head by falling beer keg Friday. died yester-
day afternoon In the Hudson Street Hospital
The Charity Organization Society asks for 500 for
a German widow who has five children between
the ages of twelve years and fourteen months to
support. She is very industrious. but sup
ply both food and rent for many. and should be
assisted until the eldest girl work She has
been in the sameshouse almost five years The So
ciety asks also for 500 TO help another widow who
has six children between the ages of twelve years
and ten months. She has lived seven years in her
present rooms and will need help for at least two
years to enable her 10 keep her family together.
Any money for these cases sent TO the Charity Or
ganization Society. No. 100 East Twenty second-st
will be duly and publicly acknowledged.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13

tracts to perform next for a per cent
snare each OF the theatres profits.
Thus hath ambition caused these men 10 soar
TO the heights of folly" continued the actor-dee-
gate striking a dramatic attitude. =,
us it not better to eat at least once day, ne
added, than to have your name bazoneo 9i I9i.n
on three-sheet posters as the greatest trageothh9
since the days OF the lamented Forrest and Booth
Anybody who has walked from schenectady 10
Troy knows that it is he murmured softly 10 MINI
self. -,
The brawny delegates OF the trades unions IN me ne
meeting readily agreed with all the actor-delegaIe
said and offered to assist him as far as posslole
in compelling the theatres to pay regular wages 20
their actors. finally resolved that II the
Thalia Theatre managers were determined 10 lg-
the Hebrew Actors Union a strike OF the
theatres stage carpenters scene shifters ana elec
tricians would be ordered -,
Thus is Labor ready to uphold Art wills
pered the actor delegate the curtain was ruhg
down upon the incident
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The annual report of the city of Yonkers, just
issued, shows that the bonded Indebtedness Of the
city is 49, 1922 and that during the year $685. 800
vas paid on various bonds and $685.. 200 OF bonds
were issued
The following have been appointed officers Of
committee to take charge of the fair be given by
Company A. 4th Separate Company: Mrs John l.
Pruyn, chairman, and Miss Carrie V. Brown, vice
chairman.
The citizens of Yonkers are stirred over the fact
that the city is at present without place to which
contagious disease cases can be taken. and II
epidemic Of some contagious disease was TO break
out the city would be in a serious pTedicament
Health Officer Mulligan has called the attention
Of the Board of Health to the fact. The Board
blameS the Common Council for this condition of
affairs The contract for the City Hospital
given out in September 1899. at the same time
the one for the erection OF the building for
the care Of smallpox patients, and neither is in
condition to be occupied.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
WEST VIRGINIA WHITECAPS.
SUMMARY TREATMENT OF HUSBAND WHO ILL.,
TREATED HIS WIFE

Moorehed. w. Va. Aug IL (SpeciaD.-Some
months ago the wife Of James H. Smith who lived
Cove Matthias, this county. became sick
and has since been confined to her bed Three
weeks ago Smith installed Mrs Edith Hartman and
her daughter. Minnie, in his house. despite his
wifes protests and has since lived openly with the
daughter. Neighbors say Smith has almost starved
his wife to DEATH in spite of the generosity NJ
friends who carried her food. Last night twenty
men from the neighborhood took the two Hartman
women from the house. applied seventy-fve Iashes
with leather thongs to each. rubbed the abraslons
with turpentine. and started them toward Matthias
naked. Later Smith was caught on the road ridden
home on ran. and in his own front yard rece yed
one hundred and fifty lashes and the same applica-
ton Of tuTpentlae as wac given his women friends
be seriously injured, but the people IN the Cove
declare he must go to work at once or leave this
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
EKILLED; THREE MAY DIE
LIGHTNING STRIKES IN GROUP OF FOUR
WOMEN, WITH FATAL RESULTS.

Englewood N J.. Aug 12-Much damage was
done by lightning. wind and rain in this place
and in the suburb Of Tenafy this afternoon.
Crops were seriously damaged and many win
dows broken and blown in.
The most serious result of the storm was at
Tenafy, where young woman killed
and three others were so severely injured by
single bolt that they will probably die When
the storm came up Mrs. Mouth and her two
daughters, Lizzie and Nellie, and friend, were
sitting under a grape arbor back of the house
When the storm was upon them they jumped up
and ran for the house As they were running
a bolt killed Lizzie Mouth.
Nellie Mouth was frightfully burned about the
body and face and her mother was also burned
in about the same manner. The visitor whose
name has not been learned here, was burned
and also had her nose cut off, it is said, by the
flash of fire. The three injured women are said
to be in immediate danger of death.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
TARRYTOWN.

The Rand Rock Powder Company has begun the
erection of a temporary building to take the place
of the one which was burned last Monday. new
building will be built which will be freproof
throughout.
Amos Clark. of Broadway; owns property which
lies in the villages of North Tarrytown and larry
town. The assessors of North TarrytOwn assessed
the land which lies in that village and Mr.. Clark
served a writ of certorari on the Board 10 have
the assessment stricken from the roll the
ground that as his house situated in the VIII
laee of Tarrytown, all his land should be assessed
there. Edward T. LOvatt. who is counsel 10 the
North Tarrytown Board gave an opinion advising
the Board to strike the assessment from the roll
This it did Now it is said by persons in authority
that he did not go before judge when the matter
came up in Brooklyn recently, and advised the
Board on his judgment. 1t IS likely the Board
will order the reopened.