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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08

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"DEAR Mrs my duty to acknowledge 70
you the benefit that your advice Lydia E. Vegetable
Compound have done for
al had been suffering with female troubles for time could
walk but short distance, had terrible bearing
part ny bowels backache pain ovar used your
and 1
the distance that 1 could before.
81 today better health
Compound.
81 recommend your advice and medicine all who suffer-
- Mrs. S. j. WATSON, Hampton, Va.
This positive proof that Mrs Pnkham competent
advise sick than any other person Write her It you
nothing.
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q CRY FOR HEZPs
Result of a Prompt Reply. Two
Letters from Mrs. Watson, Pub
lished by Special Permission. -
For Women's Eyes Only.
March IS 1890
To MRS. PNKHAM, LrNx, Mass:

DEAR MADAM: Il suffering from Inflammation Of tbs
ovares and womb, and have been for eighteen
continual pain and ny back and side only free
from pain when lying down, sitting easy
stand suffer with pain my side and be-
heve troubles caused by work and lifting years
ago.
Life is drag and sometimes feel Ike giving Up ever
being well have become careless and
everything bed doctors they
did me bat little good
Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound has been recommended
to me by friend and have made up ny mind give
fair trial
Il write this letter with the hope hearing from yoa in regard
to case."- Mrs. S. J. WAIsoN Hampton, Va
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had n1t s29zsn word sb1ve a whisper
f1r Months. ard sls tefrle - FCLFTs
EOEET AND TAR restored h's v-la r.
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TAKE 70 E1ozttute = Cerar 81
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Dainty fragrant tablets Of CONNECTION
Casoare-s Candy Caharuc, the medicine
OF today. pills and liquids are out OF
Gate. All druggists, Joe, sc. zoe
Deputy sheriff Dug simmons last night
arrested John Bamford. q 5ointist o.
Bentley.
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For 2 Cold in the Head
Lasat We Bromo- Quinlne Tablets.
FOUND DEAD IN BED
five Elonth~-OId Chsld suddenly
Dfed Dining fhe Nlrht

Coroner AicCollisJer was called yester-
DAY 10 investigate the death Of the s.
naeuths-o-d bz5y ot A. H Simmons. q
las Sou1h Washington avenue Tae pa
rents stated that the child had not been
sick bot tAat IL was found dead in their
bed whsa they swoSe IN the morning.
Upon investigsuou the coroner decde5
t1at death was due 10 mesnbzznous Group.
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ORIENT is GRADING
suryers WIN Reach wichita within
Few DAYS

Surveyors for the Orient road are now
in mis- county and VIII be into Wichita
within a few DAYS. Teams began grad
ing in Harper county yesterday.
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Has Done Wonders 'fOr NY Baby
Boy and Myself. It is a Great
Medicine for the Home
IRIS. ]. c. DUNN, TARENTUM, PA

hrs. J. c. DUNN, TARENTUM, PA, writes +:
q owe you great debt for the good
Paine's Celery Compound has done my
baby boy and myself About year ago
his face broke out in sores. We had two Of
the best doctors attend him, but the sores
kept on spreading. Finally we tried Paine's
Celery Compound, and one bottle cured him
Of bad case Of eczema [ am using the
Compound now for nervousness, and it is
doing wonders for me-
Paine's Celery Compound is the
national home medicine, and has
made thousands of permanent
cures. 1t strengthens and builds
your nerves, keeps the blood pure
and nutritious, makes your whole
body Fealthful and vigorous. 1t will
cure your indigestion, baCk=ache,
rheumatism, and nerve prOstration.
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rate for the round trip win be made
known next week.
When the meeting was called last night
w. A Johnson was chosen chairman and
J. P. Dillon secretary until the perman-
ent organization is effected.
According to the plans mapped out for
the meeting next Thursday the sessions
viii begin at 1890 that morning in the
city council chamber and continue until
the evening. Luncheon VIII be served at
the Commercial club at / O'Clock and a
banquet VIII be given by the club to the
visitors in the evening. Most Of the Wis
itors are expected TO remain in Wichita
over Friday, on which day they VIII be
shown about the city.
'T strongly recommend Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup; it cured me of a throat
and lung trouble Of many years stand
ing-'-1Irs. j. Bremen, Rife, Col Cures
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis. Ia
grippe, pneumonia, whooping cough. Group
and consumption. J. P. Allen. Dockum q
Higginson, Geo. Van Werden.
L r. Poyntoa Of GreeDtown. Ind. Is
visiting mis- nephew. Under Sheriff syl
Dunkn. AR Poynton is enroute to Cal
ifornia.
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away from Mrs. spangle-2 A. Ee. s.r
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
JOHN WANAMAKER EXPOSES AN
ATTEMPTGTO BLACKMAjl HIM

PHILADELPHIA nwh
priv
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official
threao of a
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and
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
THE SUGAR TRUST SUED.
stockkoidsr Objects to the War on
Other Rsfiners.

TRENTON. Nay 1.-THE papers IN ,h'
slif - Robert J. Trimble. against IN.
American Sugar Refining Company wer,
filed IN she Court Of Chancsry today.
Tunhis. who IL a stockholder. charges
that the company has more than 10000
% surplus. and that this surplus In nov
bsirg used 30 depress the price OF sugar
ard to force Arbuckle Brothers. indie.
gi.Ha.nt relneTs, into "A combination with
the American Sugar Refining Company
20 illegally restrain trade.
The bill prays for an Injunction and
asks that the American Sugar Refining
Company b. compelled to exhibit Its
books and show what surplus IL mas and
what n being done with II. a subpoena
will be issued and the American Sugar
Refining Company has thirty days In
which 10 file Its answer.
NEW YORK, May N.-In the absence
today OF President ~. o. Havemeyer the
other officials OF the American Sugar Re
nning Company were not inclined to dis
cuss the merits OF the suit for an &C
counting brought by Robert J. Trmble
a stakeholder. In a New Jersey court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25

friends of the canal would be able to
force the bill through the Senate. As 1t
Is, its friends realize the danger of los
ing their hold on some of its halfhearted
supporters who may stand out against
strong pressure for adjournment. Now
that it has been reported to the Senate,
however, 1t remains to be seen whether
all those who have been counted on as
its friends will remain true under fire.
Senator Morgan Will undoubtedly force
the issue before long by moving to take
up the bill, and 1t will tax the tactical
resources of the opponents of the meas
ure to escape being put on record for or
against immediate consideration. 1t re-
mains an undeniable fact, however, that
the steering committee OF the Senate Will
not permit the canal bill to be taken up
at this session II II can prevent it. This
will prove the supreme test of the influ-
ence of the leaders of the Senate, and
they are by no means sure OF the out
come OF a test vote in the open Senate.
They can count with certainty on the
loss of number of Republican votes
when the issue is squarely Joined on q
motion to take up the bill.
The objections to the passage of the
bin because the HayPauncefote treaty
has not been ratified by the Senate will
not hold good and Senator Mcbride oil
oregon, an ardent Administration man
and a member of the Republican steering
committee and one of the members of the
Interoceanic Canals Committee, who vot'
ed today to report the bill. said this even
ing: 1.-THE terms of the bill are in har-
mony with the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
Great Britain could not justly take Of
Tense at the enactment of a measure In
harmony with n treaty to which she has
already assented, even though 1t has not
been ratified by the United States Sen
ate"
There were only five members of the
committee present at today's meeting. a
motion was made to report the bill and
without debate the vote was taken, Sen
ators Morgan, Mcbride. Harris and Tur-
ner voting In the affirmative and Senator
Hanna in the negative.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
{ RENTAL NEWS.
Russia's Intriguss in Corea Amer
leans at Yokohama.

YOKOHAMA, April 25-Russia is
adopting her usual course in combining
theological with political schemes in the
management of her interests in Korea. A
temporary church has been established
on the premises of the legation in Seoul,
and recently great banquet was held TO
&C mmemorate the inception OF the under
taking. the three newly arrived mission
aries being presented TO the Emperor,
Large numbers of so-called converts are
said to have already been made.
In Masampo IL would seem that the
japanese have again checkmated the ter
rltorial designs OF Russia by quietly buy
ms up a few lots here and there In a To-
callty upon which IL was learned the
Cars agents had cast their eyes, The
Mayor OF the town was II is said some
what roughly used when he refused 10
ignore the prior claims of the Japanese
and 20 grant title deeds OF disputed prop
erty TO the Russians.
A Russian officer OF one OF the cruisers
has expressed his belief that under his
countrys influence Korea will become SO
do mlnant before the close OF the present
year that the japanese VIII have to give
up the struggle and aeeustom themselves
ms best they can 10 the establishment OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
in THE COURTS
Motion in the Greenwich
Case Yesterday.
James Wight Makes Affidavit That
His Health is Failing.
Other Notes.

Carl S. Smith, counsel for Mrs. Il. e.
Greenwell. plaintiff in Greenwich vs.. Man
bel GoIarte Silva, has filed a motion in
lhe SUPREME Court to have the appeal of
defendant from the decision of the Dis
.rict Court of North Kona dismissed. The
motion is based on the ground that the
appeal does not state points of law upon
which the appeal was taken.
James Wight. by his attorneys. Kin
ncy, BalIou & McClana..an. in the case
against Eliza Yates Mackenzie. has filed
4 motion in the Circuit Court to set II
day for the hearing of the cause. An
.tndavit attached signed by Attorney Nc
Clanahan states that plaintiff is very old
and feeble, and unless the case is set for
1 speedy hearing there Is "a likelihood that
Or. Wight, who is more than 50 years of
age, VIII he unable to attend said hear
ing. II is represented his health is rap
.dly failing.
n. A. Mott-Smlth, administrator of the
estate Of Joseph Gomez, has flied an ac-
count in the Circuit Court, wherein he
charges himself with s3,7Ss.0l and gives
expenses at sl,2s2.36. leaving balance OF
81, 1855
The attorneys representing respective
interests In the estate of Esther kalau-
KOa wv. minor, deceased, have agreed 10
continue the cause until moved on by
Them in the near future.
In the assumpsit suit of Thomas Miner
tin by his attorneys, Robertson d VII
der, has filed brief on demurrer in the
Circuit Court. The case has grown out
VI a "Hagey Cure Company contract.
and judgment given in the New Zeal
and courts. Damages for the retention
Of stock is asked, amounting in all to
about $4,000.
In the matter OF the estate of John
HOpp, deceased, Castle * Weaver. at
.orneys for Mrs. Engling, have filed no
tice OF appearance In her behalf.
Humphreys * Andrews, attorneys for
plaintiffs in the case of Lau Ian and Tee
See vs. Chas. j. Fishel. have filed a join
der In demurrer, stating that the declara-
ton Is sufficient and that they will main
iain and prove the same.
Henrietta h. Ross, one of the defend
ants in the case of Sarah Swinton VS..
Priscilla Hassingcr ct al, bill to cancel
deed, has filed an answer TO plaintin +
bin of complaint.
Friday has been set for the hearing OF
the final accounts in the estate of NJ. j.
Rose; also In the estate of VIM. Babcock
Petition for letters OF administration In
the estate Of Captain Harry English.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25

nUFslsn pfaisctsFsie oyef The pHnlHsu'
la That however would hs impossible
ffuHi thH clash ~ affus
he arrivals ~ Aiuifais kHmnn hnt
NtfnY " ihr American navy On the iti
instant was made the ucf Hniqn ~ rfrHl
hHFHl munHtfnfl0n. ON the Afternoon
~ ne Hnne day tho transfer - th'
hgs vas accompanied 10 "a salute Whi.
rhtU Tho hay the appearance ~ HroA
naval engagement. The fleet now pre-
~ nts u most imposing show ~ force.
having been Increased yesterday ~ ~
arrival ~ the Newark. IN addition
The three American AdnifaiE now IN poi.
England, Russia ana France are nls
repre- ssntod by naval officers Of the sam
high rank while p0at,,W significance o.
not attached 90 this fact, II " AN even
Of much social Importance and the season
ls one OF gay festivities. II is roporte,
that many ~ the large fleets % forelgi
warshipH are Intending to sail for tn'
south In n few days to witness the grea
naval review Of the Japanese fleet by ia
Emperor. No press correspondents VII
Dee allowed except those who were on dut.
during the China and Japan war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25

Judge John A. Bingham, who recent
ly died at Cadiz, Ohio, and who was a
relative of the missionary Binghams of
Hawaii, was one of the great figures in
American history during the civil war.
He won his greatest fame as chief pros
ecutor of the conspirators who muir
dered President Lincoln, and added to
his reputation as lawyer and orator
in the impeachment proceedings
against Andrew Johnson. For sixteen
years Judge Bingham represented the
Cadiz district in Congress, his Con-
gressional service c.osing in 1878.
During the war he was confidential
adviser of President Lincoln, and was
looked upon as the most polished and
effective orator in the House. In 1873
President Grant appointed Judge
Bingham minister to Japan, where he
remained until 1885. AS a diplomat
he took high rank, and ne was, more
than any other one man, instrument
al in bringing Japan into it's present
prominence among civilized nations.
When Judge Bingham went to Japan
The present Emperor was young man,
who soon gave great heed to the ad-
vice and teachings Of the --merican
statesman, then at the zenith of his
powers. Since his return to America
Judge Bingham has lived quietly at
Cadiz, taking little part in public af-
fairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
M 'MAH0N WANTS TO
RUN A F00TRACE
champion Helf.hils Splinter of the
Islands TO BE Here Kane
hameha Day.

+. Morris Mcmahon, the well known
Hilo foot racer. has written to friend
In Honolulu saying that he will be here
On June 9th. and expressing a wish to
participate in a half-mile race for the
championship Of Honolulu.
Prince David. on being approached on
the subject yesterday, promised to do
his best to put the matter through.
Mcmahon Is an amateur with high
local reputation, and a hard man to
beat over distance OF ground.
1t Is to be hoped that race may be
arranged, for a number of local ANA
tours would enter. among the possibili-
ties being Arcia, A. j. Coats, Chris.
Holt. A. NJ. Walcott, En- Sang, AL Moore
II. NJ. Ayres and others.
The time for training is somewhat
short, 1t is true, but the race Is not q
very difficult one and should furnish
valuable lines on form in view of the
Island championship races to be run In
Hilo on July 4th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
A WORD TO HAwAIIANS.
Native Urges Them to Join Repub
lican Party.

Editor Advertiser: -There has been
a great deal of discussion all over the
town as to what party Is the best for
the Hawaiians. | believe there is no
party which does more good to the
country and its people than the Repub-
lican party. | know not by experience,
but by reading the history of each or
the two known parties in the United
States OF America.
In reading an article In your Mon
days issue entitled, Box Was Stuffed,
and especially that paragraph which
reads thus: The riff-raff gathered
around. those who had no business. as
wei as some who occasionally
gave vent to the battle cry of Down
with the haoles and the missionaries,
and similar ungentlemanly express
glona." | believe that any man who
had openly made such expressions was
not at all a gentleman. l also believe
that such expressions were uttered by
natives who have no sympathy at all
for the foreigners IL my belief Ia true,
then II IL my duty to say right here
chat we natives ought To be greatly
ashamed OF ourselves, What right
nave We 10 say against the foreigners
aud the missionaries? WHAT harm did
they DO TO Us? For seven years. we
have been led astray by the advice OF
such newspapers "a the llolomna and
The Independent. Are We going to be
fooled again BY these newspapers
rot ~ all. Let ns stand up and work
equally with our good and honest
| friends. | say good and honest friends,
because II IL from them that We GET our
/ sdufa lon aud other thlngA which Wa
T nov enjoy, Lot IA all 30 together
/ hand Ia hand ana lose those 90 whom
| va 44a ~ much, Bee Hhat a wonder
/ ful qnanRa II Il today from what II has
| fgef lfel IN the paki Years ago IN
/ llAHall neli the lives ~ The people were
I Aiaags IN danger Dui TO-DAY, Nc hnd
peace fulea over ibls dpninlon,
IHAIAli FAllEk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
CLARK PLAYS A TRICK.
He Resigns From the Senate and is
Reappolnted.

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator Clark
of Montana accomplished remarkable
coup today. Just as the Senate was pre-
pared to take up for final action the re
port of the committee recommending that
hia seat he declared vacant, the Montana
Senator took the floor and announced his
resignation. His action won him the
warm congratulations of his colleagues
who We're greatly impressed by his frank
course.
Tonight Lieutenant Governor Sprigg,
who is acting Governor of Montana in
the absence of Governor Smith. appointed
Clark to fill the vacancy created by his
resignation. In taking this action Sprigg
is said to have gone in direct opposition
to Governor Smiths desires. The action
the Senate will take is uncertain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
FRIARs SELLING PROPERTY.
Large Blocks of Philippine Land Is
Transferred to BrItons.

BOSTON, May IA visitor to the An
ti-Imperialistic Leagues headquarters to-
day made statement that the Domini-
can order of frlars In the Philippines has
sold Its immense estates to an English
hibited a copy of the Manila Freedom
which has just been received. and which
published a Statement that the third and
the syndicate to the friars had just been
paid. The name of the man was not
made public, but he says the property
thus transferred consists largely OF rich
agricultural lands IN the vicinity OF Ma
Mia. near enough to be valuable on ac.
count OF their location.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
AN ANCIENT BELIEF.

The ancients believed that rheuma-
tism was the work Of demon within
man. Any one who has had an at
tack of sciatic or infammatory rheu-
matism will agree that the infliction
is demoniac enough to warrant the be-
lief. 1t has never been claimed that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast
out demons, but it will cure rheuma-
tism, and hundreds bear testimony to
the truth of this statement. One ap-
plication relieves the pain. and this
quick relief which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. For sale
by all druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith e Co., Ltd. agents for H. /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
BIG FIRE IN JAPAN.
Loss of Sixteen Lives and Two-an 6
a-Half Millions of Dollars.

YOKOHAMA, April 2S.-One of the great
confiagrations to which Japanese cities
are peculiarly subject occurred at Tukin,
a large town on the western coast, on
the night of the 18th inst. Originating
in the suburbs, a high wind carried
burning brands to several parts of the
city, at once rendering the fire brigade
practically powerless. Not until the
flames had been raging for six hours
were they gotten under control, after the
destruction of LOGO houses, including thir-
ty temples and all the principal struc-
lures. The loss of life was unusually
great. sixteen persons perishing In the
flames and nearly a hundred being more
or less injured Property loss Is estimat.
ed at 5000, 600 yen, or about $2,5OO,OO0. OF
the buildings destroyed not more than
one in twenty was insured. Much COM
plant is being made of the infiammable
character of the oil of the Echigo wells
to the use of which the origin of the fire
is attributed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-25
STRANGE RUM0RSJ
FROM OTHER ISLES
steamship Maui Brings Reports of
Murder. Arson and Suicide
Anon Japanese.
lRrom Thnradly'g DalIyJ

Late last night the steamer Maui.
Captain Parker. arrived In port from
TIE Islands Of Hawaii and Maui, bring
ing, besides q biz load Of sufar and {
couple Of passengers. the following ru'
nlOfg end news.
PuFsef q. Muller. who manages II
the hurry and hustle Of his responsible
ana tedious work % fad time 10 watcl
the g0iBgs On 10 the world around. re-
ports that Just before the Mani lfft ka'
walbae, ~ Hawai-, b" learned BY tele
phone that the Japanese labOrers VIII
had gone on On q strike On plhDia
lion ln the KaH district had Killed three
0f their eOHntFgHfH f1f enlHg b1fh ~
work. Muller tried % prove this report
sitbsF true 81 false. bot 40 ~ the time
~ thf sailing " the steamer. be re-
a4ged 10 further news NJ the matter
nor vas be able ~ ascertain facts 81
details ~ enquiry W telephone,
Tue FspSfi Il little better ihhD . ~
MOI Bng ls thought 10 be most likslj
ag eEaRg6FafigB ~ some tflhlgg anf
uDimp0fiagt ffse9s among Japanese u
Eag,
IA 4 fep.afaa that last THURSDAY
evening 4 JapaBsss f9f some unknown
reason, sai 1lf ~ ole ~ HE pl# 'aai9i
houses % NE i'a4ubap plantsi "
llagall ~ VA arrested 90 ila fpl
gsjpg m0THlnR aad ieaKea y lail
FuRbtega1 ~ ihe prospect ~ ssfel'
puglebmepi ~ bis ffimf ne 0sspft
ala Jai4HAsa hung llHifff W ~ tfl
~ a.ublnF ln llfn ~ f9Hs TIE Jap
auaas lllll4i llgsslf ga The sans nl'fh
Iaa VI ia aIIAsl tig eHasH - tiFs'