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" elements In great city like Pekin
quick 70 take advantage Of any public
excitement, 50 that it was probably a
wise precaution on the part OF the for
eisn ministers resident IN that capital to
cali for marine guards for their respect
i've legations. the presence Of these small
but splendid organizations having a whole
some effect upon the would-be turbulent
clements in Pekin
Mr. Nabeshima. the charge Of the jan
ancse legation. who also was among
Secretary Hays callers. was likewise
disposed 70 minimize the dangers o.. the
Boxer" uprising. He pointed ont that
AZ ali times in Chinese history. the Sc
cret societies were fomeatiur trouble.
and the present disturbance growing our
of the operations o. the "Boxers'' was
not nearly SO formidable as many pre-
cedfng ones.
Chicago. May 2o.--A s7ecial "a the Rae
ord from San Francisco SAYS: $ C. Hin.
a business man % Ten Tsio. Ch:na.
who has beer acting as United States
Vice consul there. arrived here or the
steamer Gaslic. TIE said the Boxers
were making some EttIe progress in he
north q China whe- n lee the empire.
thiru-tve days aEo but was surprised
20 learn that tho trouble had 1-oken out
50 soon The plague. which wa. preva-
lest tn New ChwCrg up 80 last Deem
Ter. hsd been stamped out rs a result e.
measures taken bv the Russians wha
almost dominate that portion - china
Nj H'n ls on the way % visit his 10Y
r-e- home ir Iowa -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
Won I HURT WHEAT
Bug in Oklahoma Is the Green
Louise, or Aphis.
NOTHING CAN BE DONE
To Kill Them 0f--Same Bug
InfeStS Roses.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 31-A new pest
has made its appearance in the wheat
fields in portions Of Missouri, Kansas and
Oklahoma. It is the green louise, or
Aphis, that usually gathers on the ten
der buds and shoots and buds Of roses.
Prof Hunter. head Of the department Of
entomology in the Kane5e.state Univer-
sity at Lawrence, to whom specimens Of
the live have been sent, is quoted as say
ing: The insects are plant lice and
nothing practical can he done to eradi-
cate them. do not think they will do
great amount Of harm, as the wheat has
a good enough stand to resist the pest"
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BURTON DEFEATS BENTLEY
In a Closely Contested tsame--Noul
Like TO Hear From other Clubs.

The Rgrto- and Bentley teams crossed
hsts AZ Burton yesterday. Barton win
ming Il IN closely contested game. TIE
score being % II 8 Il 1as ths a-st game
he Burton boys played Burrton's team
TOT having touched : ball up 70 the
game Bentley Psaysd = number win
ming most @, them -he Bur-tcu usne
record r last year wss t~enty-1ne games
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
supreme Court sustains the Foot
Ease Trade Mark

Justice Laughun. 10 supreme couT,
Buffalo, has ordered permanent IN
junction. with costs. and a fuII account
ing Of sales. T. issue against PAU 2
Hudson, the manufacture Of tie foo;
powder called Dr.. C3ark's Foot Powder.
and also against rs.au dealer = Brock
lyn. restTs ming them from making CT
selling thu Dr. C.ark's Foot PoN6er.
which IS declared, IN ;hs decision u re
court, an Imitation and iasr.EgeneHt O.,
g" Eoot-Ease." tae powder 20 shake i-to
your SHOES Allen s Oi-ssted. o. La
Roy. y. y. is the owner o. the rrase-
mark "Foot-Ease. SIMILAR ssIts vlI BE-
brought against others who are ROW .a-
fc,rging CD the Foot-Ezse TRADEMARK,
aad common lax rizhts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
FlLLPlNOS USED Rush IACTICS
Killed Five Hen OF a Garrison and
Escaped Without Loss.

Manila, May 81, g a. m.)-On Tuesday
night the insurgents rushed san Miguel
De MayuIno. province Of Bulacan, Lu-
zon, garrisoned by three companies OF
the Thirty-fifth volunteer infantry. They
swept through the surprised town, shoot
ing right and left, killing Americans
and wounding 7. Captain Charles D.
Robtrs and two privates are missing.
No Filipino dead were discovered. San
Miguel De Mayumo is a few miles from
Manila. While a band under the escort
Of troops Of the Forty sixth infantry
was moving from Hang to Slang. within
twenty-five miles OF Manila, IL was at
tackled By ladrones. three OF the party
being killed.
Manila, May 30.-Lieutenant Jens F.
Stedje Of Company L, Forty-seventh vol
unteers, commanding a scouting party, in
the southern part Of Albay province. had
several engagements with the insurgents,
in which Il Of the enemy were killed and
g, including a captain. were captured.
Six explosive bombs and a number Of
valuable insurgent documents also fell
into the hands Of the Americans. The
scouts burned the town Of Yubi, the
headquarters OF the rebels. Sergeant
Brickey was killed during slight en-
gagement near Higao, province of Albay,
yesterday. Scouts of the Thirty sixth
aud Thirty-fourth regiments have cap
tured 3 rifles and 500 rounds OF amnu-
milton in the PanGasinin province.
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DidNot Instruct for 6ryan.

Trenton, y. J.. May 3l.-There were
over thousand delegates present 81
tHe Deuocratic state convention today.
called 10 elect delegates 70 the national
convention. The convention was casTac-
ter,zed ny enthusiasm and By strong
Bryan sentiment. 50 Ear as EXPRESSIONS
went although the convention refuses
wi.h less thar q hundred negative votes.
n instruct the delegates = Kansas CltF
fnr VI arEa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
Or. HoItir'5 Eidnev TabIetS
Or. Holtln's Kidney Tablets.
Prepared only by
B0LTIN CHEMICAL co. % Maiden Lane, NY.

For sale by the following druggists In
Wichita: WICHITA DRUG CO, 10 E
Douglas: SAUR, .524 f. Douglas; DOCK
I'M & HIGGINSON PAS y. Main; VAN
WERDEN'S PHARMACY, 328 n. Main
GILLESPIE & son. SIS e Doug as:
ROCK ISLAND DRUG STORE, 725 r.
Douglas; GOODrN, 621 L. Oak;
Douglas and Topeka; IDEAL PHAR-
MACY, 49, N Main; M'VICAR 314 Y.
Main; HENRION, Cor, Central and Main;
GEHRING. 400 T. Douglas
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Coureserate OeirerS Reelected.

Louisville. Ky, May 3l-Ail the Of
fcers Of the United Confederate Veterans
wer reelected this afternoon by accla-
nation. TIE election was put through
iu record time, the whole thing taking
ilss than one minute Mrs. Margaret
Jefferson Davis Hayes and her daughter.
Miss Varina jefferson Davis Hayes the
daughter and granddaughter q Jeffer-
s1n Davis. arrived today from Redlands
u
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MANY AMERICAN MISSIONARIES
In the Disturbed Region in China.
Whose lives arr IN Peril.

New York, May Sl-In Amerlcan mis-
sion ei0cies 3, Is said ,aat che inte-es
ca.=fly concerned in The disturbed fis-
tr.cts OF China are American. II IS point
Cd cox that several Important Ang-4 an
mission STATIONS. w..h "a caen among the
members &c -neir staEs. sve a. Fac Ting
Flt where the m.ssi -nartaS are REPORTED
g. be cue or Among Americans III ths
district A. present th-eas eret hv he
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Warrant for TnyIor's Ares

indianapolis. Ind, May I.-W. 5. Tay-
lor, who IS at Martinsville, today con
frmed the report that warrant had
been issued for his arrest in connection
with the Goebel murder. He refused 20
speak in detail concerning the affair
further than to state that the latest de-
velopments will have no effect on his
future plans He viii come TO this city
tomorrow. It is believed that ma at
tempt viii be made to serve the warrant
In this city.
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REAL ESTATE ANsFEgS
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract

FURNISHED by the Wichita Absra,
and Land company. H. NJ. Dubois. Al
stractor. Court House. Phone 1881
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Geo. f. kirkpatrick to Joseph Ben,
lots even 30 to IS Caroline avenue.
lot L Meridian avenue, KirkDat-
rick's addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S ". Cooper 10 e. L. Bell. lots 81
and 90 Seneca street, West Wich-
LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-.----.--..
Hartford Western Land Co, II Mar
shall Walden, lots 81 and 80 Gem
trail avenue, Stephens addition 49,.
Cora A Harper to Winfield S.
Walker. lots II and u. block $.
E. A. Sheckler ct al. to Warren II.
Norton, lots and Chicago ave
nue.. West Wichita ........--........ 40
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won and lost three The Burton team
would like to hear from any team within
fifty miles. Wichita Commercial College
preferred.
The score by innings:
Burton 80. ...... 2 l I . I DO
Bentley 80. ...... l 0 / s
Batteries-Burrton. Shacklett and Clare;
Bentley. Thrush and Smith. Attendance
over 200
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Sugar Consolidation on Foot.

New York, May 3L-Negotiauons are
under way for the requirement and con-
troll Of the National, Alollenhauer and
Doescher sugar refneries by new cor
poration headed By the sugar brokers ge
firm Of B. II. Howells, Sons & Co. This
statement IS authorized by James II.
Post member OF the firm. Howell
Sons < Co have been t1r long time the
agents for the National and the Mollen-
hauar refneries. II IS believed that the
requirement OF these properties BY the
new firm viii DO much TO end the sugar
war
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Chicago, May 5i.-Truman ". Miller,
one OF the best-known surgeons II ;ae
west, died here today % blood poisoning
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06

and introduced ample evidence to sub
stantiate the charges in the complaint.
Upon this showing | am content to leave
the case with the jury
Judge Orr's charge was brief. He said:
"The presence of chips, cards and a table
with hole in it are not in themselves
evidence of gambling. 1t must be shown
that they were used for gambling. You
must be governed entirely by the evil
dence, and If it is such as to convince You
beyond reasonable doubt that gamp-
ling was carried on in the room at the
time of the raid, Jan.420, you must find
verdict of guilty. If there is reasonable
doubt you must acquit the defendant
When the jury came in Foreman
Hughes told the court that they had
stood six to six through several ballots,
and he did not think they ever could
reach an agreement. AS there was no
provision made for the feeding of the
jurors, at 8 o'clock Judge Orr discharged
them from further consideration of the
case having been out nearly four hours.
After the jury had disagreed last even
ing Griffin invited the body to take sup
per with him. He wanted all Of the
jurors to accept. his invitation, but six of
them declined The other six accepted
the mayors hospitality, and adjourned
with him to the California, where they
enjoyed an elaborate spread.
Some one remarked as the jury split
out half to seek their late suppers at
home and the other half to dine with
Griffin, that the mayor had discovered
a novel method of ascertaining where
tury stood, but the remark only occasion
ed a laugh.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
MANSION HOUSE FUND.
Collections Locally to Date Reach
Ao G432

At meeting of Pioneer Lodge No. 23S,
Sons ofgSts George, held last evening DR..
G. j. Woofway, asnrer 3of the Mansion.
house fund, reported s432 collected and in
the hands of the treasurer The fund Is
being raised for the relief of the widows
and orphans of British soldiers killed in
the South African war under the auspices
Of the supreme lodge, Sons of st. George.
The committees appointed by the local
lodge of the order have been at work only
two weeks and seven lists are yet to be
heard from. The money collected by the
local organization will at some future date
be forwarded to the lord mayor of Lon
don who has charge of the fund.- Any
cne desiring to subscribe to'the' fund can
remit to the treasurer, Df.lC. J1Woolway,
311 tWashburn building, st. Paul.. The
subscriptions as reported by the several
committees to date are as follows:
Miss Slater, $50; William Willis, S14;
Henry Proctor, Omaha shops, $43.75; DIR.
Wooiway, s63; A. Widlake, $40; j. w.
Smith, $43; J. w. Jennings, So; John Ball,
s5.25; j. w. Taylor, $3.50; J. MCGOWAN,
$1.50; NJ A. Mayfield, s17; John Shepard,
$780,; John Wade S13: A. Hanson S.; J.
w. Boyd, $50; j. w. Greenfield. $40;
Northern Pacific shops, 5000; G. A.
Blake, $40; H. Powell, Great Northern
ShOps 500
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
BEST OF VAUDEVILLE.
Is Now Presented Nightly at the
Palm Garden Theater.

The Palm Garden theater presented
new show at the opening OF the week
performances last evening to large au-
dience. The bill contains some clever
specialties, bright music, new songs and
laughable comedy sketches that insure
an enjoyable entertainment from the rise
of the curtain to the last turn.
The entire company presents farce
entitled "Ten Nights in Barroom, as
curtain raiser, that puts the audience in
good trim for the rest of the programme,
abounding as 1t does in singing, dancing
and repartee. The Tyrolean quartette
continues at the top of the list among
the specialties, ana Is received with all
Of the enthusiasm of its initial appear
ance. Mamie Peck sings several new
songs acceptab bly,, and Annie Goldie rend-
ers coon songs in a voice peculiarly
adapted to this style of singing. Leonard
and Senter do a clever musical comedy
sketch, during which a number Of In
struments are skillfully played, while
Prince Paul entertains with feats Of ven
triloquism The Zarretts, with their
Royal Marionettes, furnish one Of the
best things on the programme, making
the inanimate figures perform almost as
realistically as human beings. The Cliff
fords sing pleasing duets, while Paul and
Manning amuse with brief. season of
burlesque magic Karl Raymond sings
well.
athletic night" will be again institut-
ed at the Palm Garden Wednesday even
ing, when Alex Heroes and Dan Collins
will wrestle for $50 purse and; a side
bet. The match will be scateh-as-catch-
can style, best two falls In three.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
LUMBER MAGNATES EN- TOUR.
Weyerhaeuser Syndicate Starts for
Tacoma to Elect Omcers.


Tacoma to Elect Officers.
The Weyerhaeuser syndicate will hold q
meetlng this week In Tacoma and for
maay organize company and elect Of
ncers. A new coast lumber company will
result, which will dispose of the lumber
included IN the recent syndicate purchase
OF G,VVV,VO acres of valuable Washingt ton
timber land from the Northern Pacific.
1t is considered more than probable that
FREDERICK Weyerhaeuser will head the or
ganlzation and that when the plans of
the new company are perfected they will
pe sumclently wide in scope to enable ii
to become a considerable factor in the
Western market
Eleven members of the syndicate left
st. Paul last night in a private car at
tached to the night coast train of the
Northern Pacific bound for Tacoma.
Inc party was composed of Frederick
Weyerhaeuser, A. e. Mccartney, StPaul;
s. T. Mcknight Minneapolis; r. l.. Nc
Cormick, Hayward, Wis; William Car
son, Burlington, To-; r. NJ Musser, Cliff
ford Musser Muscatine To-; f. 8. Bell,
Winona; c. H. Ingram, Eau Claire, Wis;
F. c. Denkmann, Rock Island, Ill w. II
Laird, Wfnona, and L.. w. Rogers, Hay.
ward, Wis.
The plans Of the company, according
to Mr.. Mcknight have not been outlined
sufficiently to make any statement or
their scope accurate. Asked if the syndi-
cate would extend its operations by the
purchase Of additional tracts, he said:
Il hardly think SO. At least our
future purchases will not be as extensive
as reports have Indicated / do not know
Just what we shall do. We will elect Of
ficers at Tacoma and that city will pe
the headquarters of the new company
The only thing which can be said with
certainty at present concerning the
operations Of the company, Is that We
are going to form company for ehe
purpose of making money. Anything
which offers good inducements will prob
ably be considered at least.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
MIOHEGRN SENSHTION
Son of James A.. Ellis, Saginaw, Cured
of Brigtt's Disease by Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Best Physician in City Gave the Lad
Up-said Plainly That He Couldn't
BE Cured-But He Is Cured and
Dodd's Kidney pills Cured Him.

SAGINAW, Mich: Feb. 5.-One of the
most sensational cases ever reported in
this city is that of the nineteen-year-old
son Of Mr.. James A. Ellis, Saginaw, East
Side. The case reflects the greatest credit
on Dodds Kidney Pills. now In universal
use all over the world. In March, 1898,
Mr.. Ellis son was taken sick. One of the
best physicians in the city was consulted.
He pronounced the case Brights Disease.
which has always been considered incur
able. He attended the young man for
several months, but finally gave him up.
1t was no use. Bright's disease couldn't
be cured.
Another eminent physician was con-
suited. He said that he thought he might
cure him. If he couldn't he would say
SO. After few months trial he also
acknowledged that the case was beyond
his skill The lad was confined to his bed
long before this, and death was now look
ed for at any moment. The doctor said
1t was useless to give him medicines, as
he could not live.
Mr.. Ellis about this time saw Dodds
Kidney Pills advertised. He determined
TO put them TO the test and see If his
son was really beyond human aid. He
procured box. 1t was thought that the
boy showed an improvement and another
box was bought. With delight it was
seen that there was no doubt about it.
The pills were curing him. Another box
was taken and the Improvement was ap-
parent to all. To cut long story short,
Dodds Pills made a well man of him.
Mr.. Ellis, senior, himself writes:
L will state that my son is now at work
and is taking his twenty-fifth box. He
says he is well and thinks 1t useless to
continue taking them,.. but I insisted on
his taking the pills. A great many peo-
pie have come TO me to know what we
used to cure my boy. and I have told
them Dodds Kidney Pills. cannot say
enough for them. want all sufferers to
know of his wonderful cure"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
KITTY IN A TIN PAIL.
Police Find Feline Indications In
What Looked Like a GrOyyIer.

What Looked Like n GrOyyIer.
Acting under Chief Getchells S orders the
police raided a colored club room at 3415
East Third street at 1:30 o'clock this
morning, arresting two negroes on the
charge of conducting a gambling resort,
and eight other colored men found in
the place, on the chage of visiting a
gambling resort. The men accused of
running the place are also charged with
selling liquor without a license. The po-
lice siezed what they say is complete
poker layout, including many decks Of
cards a satchel full of chips, two tables
and a large tin pail with a hole in the
top, said to be the kitty" When the
police entered the room they say six
men We're engaged in a game of cards.
quantity of liquor, whisky, gin and
bottled beer was also sieZed.
The raid was made without difficulty.
The police found the door unlocked and
simply walked in, placing everyone in
sight under arrest. The prisoners gave
the names of William Liggins, E. W.
White, o. u. Sucker, negro better
known as "Hotfoot;" j. w. Johnson. M.
w. Bell, ]. T. Ellie, Henry Stevens and
L. R. Johnson. Liggtns and White are
said to be the proprietors Of the club.
Unlike the conditions imposed when
Griffin was raided several weeks ago,
the colored men were informed that they
would be released on bail if they could
furnish the necessary security. The pris-
oners are for the most part walters and
porters.
The raid was made by Lieut.. Bahe,
Sergeants Ross and Davis, Officer Towhy
and Officer Hammergren The outfit
taken from the place after the raid made
a patrol wagon load.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
Typographia Ballots on officers.

Topographic No. Is held a largely at
offees of h. Interna'ional Typogi aphtca
union were nominated and lndors1. For
president. the local union indorsed the
present incumbent, S. B. Donnelly, of
New York city, and for first vice presi-
dent J. w. Hays, of Minneapolis. Rob-
ert Bandlow, of Cleveland, O., was NOM
mated for delegate to the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. For trustee of the
Hartford, Conn, was nominated. Lieut..
Budy, of the Prior avenue police station,
who is alleged to have tabled a resolu-
ton calling for the union label on all
printing for the Sons of Herman conven-
ton, at the convention of this organiza-
tion in Minneapolis several weeks ago,
was criticised in a resolution adopted by
the TvDOgraDhia
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
Lithogranhers win Dance.

There was a good attendance of Lithog-
raphers' Union No. 10 at Labor hail,
Minneapolis The union noted with re-
gret the farewell of the newly elected
president and recording secretary, who
are about leaving the Twin Cities. Pres
ident Roman Kentz goes to Denver, Col,
and Recording Secretary Paul Shack to
Galveston. Tex. Vice President Moshner
called the meeting TO order. One new
member was initiated. Nominations and
elction of officers to fill the vacancies re-
suited in the selection of August Mosh-
ner, president; Henry Schumbeck, vice
president, and Paul Mack recording sec
retary. A. Moshner, chairman of the
committee arranging for the ball to be
given at Mozart hall, St Paul. reported
that every possible preparation had been
made 10 render 1T a success. The rema n
der of the evening was occupied in dis
cussing questions pertaining to the good
and welfare of the organization Re
ceipts of the evening were $32, expenses
$4 The next meeting of the union will
be held at Labor hall, st. Paul. where
every member should be present
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
In IabOr's
Field.

The Tailors Protective Association OF
st. Paul held a well-attended meeting at
Assembly hall last evening, at which Il.
s. Christopherson, general organizer Tor
the Journeymen Tailors' Union of Amer
lea, delivered an address for the purpose
of inducing the local body to join the ma
tional organization. Three years ago the
local organization seeded from the ma
tional body Mr.. Christopherson desires
to reconcile the existing differences, an.
advised the members whom he addressed
last evening to meet him half way. The
tailors listened attentively to the remarks
and applauded Mr.. Christopherson heart
ily but the meeting took no action on
the plan he proposed.
Arrangements were made to celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of the local
organization March 16
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-06
WILL BE BURIED HERE.
Two Soldiers of the Thirteenth to
BE L:fd to- Rest

BE L::fd to Rest.
The funerals of two dead soldiers of the
Thirteenth Minnesota regiment will be
held In 81. Paul this week
The body of John S. Wood, of Com
pany d, is expected to arrive here today
and will be taken to Forest cemetery.
Thursday the funeral of Sergeant Mer-
win NJ. Carleton, Company e, who was
accidentally shot at Manila, over year
ago. will be held. Carleton was peculiar
ly wounded in the battle of Manila, Aug.
13, 1898. but recovered .therefrom. only to
die later from an accidental wound. The
body of Carleton will reach st. Paul by
express at 7:45 this morning, and will be
taken to the undertaking rooms of VIII
lam E. Nagle
The interrnent will be in Oakland ceme-
terry.
Capt. c. Treat Spear, of Company E,
has rendered military escort which has
been accepted by the family That
means military funeral with the full
ceremonial.