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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-23

When the officers arrived at the Castle
home, the bride could not utter a word,
and although she was weak, she made the
following statement in writing before
County Attorney Brumback:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-23

Mss Gussie Means returned last night
= her hoze in Newton stss- = rlszssa-
visit with the AssA. A2sse,zsn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-23


Il was sitting ut home I'm a chair
when Miss Jessie Morrison came to
the GOOr and knocked. 4 opened 1t
and asked her in. / Was not expecting
Der. Jessie had letter and asked me
i'll wrote IL. 4 said no. she handed
rae the letter. while L was sitting IN
the chair starting to read 1t, Jessie
siashed me across the throat with n
razor. We struggled and Jessie threw
me on the lounge. we rolled OF on the
floor, bessie sIashinS me with the
razor. Jessie brought the razor with
her. 4 have never tried to harm her
amy way. q screamed and neighhOrs
came. Heard Jessie tell Mrs. SpanELer
that tried to Kill her, but Sod knows
4 did not. Can't tell whether L am
going 40 die or not. make this as my
dying statement.
CLARA CASTLE"
This statement was made by Mrs.
Castle, when she could not speak, and
was written by her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-23
"OUR MASCOT"
Will Be on the
Streets Tonight
Picnic Lunch

We have Just what you want for plcnics
and hot weather Iarohes. the finest ard
best goods that's put Up. Ksnnedy's Long
Branch. Graham ard Oatmeal Waters.
Sugar Waters frui; Favored. Athena.
Opera and Champagne waters Unesda
Biscuit, Almond Macaroons. Philadelphia
tHster thin Afternoon Tea Biscuits. Five
O'Clock Tea Biscuits. the anesf goods ard
only compete stock IA the e.y.
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INDIAN BILL IS PASSED
AMENDMENT OFFERED BY MIR.
JONES, OF ARKANSAS, DEFEAT
ED BY DECISIVE VOTE
sECTARIAN SCHOOL PROVISION
For That Reason 1t Met With Defeat
How the Senators Voted Upon
the PrOpOsitiOn-Puer
Rican BILL

WASHINGTON, April 9.--After some
further discussion the senate today re-
Jected the sectarian school amendment to
the indian appropriation BILL offered by
Mr.: Jones Oem., Ark, by a vote of 80
to l6. AS has been the practice for two
or three years, the free homes measure
was offered as an amendment to the bill,
out 1t was ruled out on a point of order
that it was general legislation, and
therefore not germane to an appropria-
ton bill. Without division the bill was
passed. The measure carries about
IS. 414,OO
An unsuccessful effort was made to
agree upon a date for a vote on the
resolution relative to the seating of Mr..
Quay as a senator from Pennsylvania
The effort will be renewed tomorrow.
During the last two hours of the senate
the Alaskan civil code bill was under
consideration. An amendment by Mr..
Hansbrough regarding locations in the
Cape Nome district created warm dis
cussion.
The vote on the amendment for con-
tract Indian schools was as follows:
Yeas-Bate, Carter, Clark (Mont).
Daniel, Hansbrough, Heitfeld, Jones
(Ark). Kenny, McLaurin, Martin,
Money, Morgan, Pettigrew, Taliaferro,
Turley. Vest-16.
Nays-Aldrich. Allison, Berry, Clark
Wyo), Cullom, Davis. Deboe, Fair
banks. Foraker, Gallinger, Gear, Harris,
Hawley, Jones New, Kean, Mcbride,
McCumber, Platt Comm, Platt On. W,
Pritchard. Quarles. Ross Scott. Sewell,
Shoup, Stewart, Teller, Thurston-3O.
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BIG MONEY IS OFFERED
MANAGER EWING, OF NEW YORK.
WANTS TWO OF PHILADEL-
PHIA'S STARS
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Price Placed Upon DeIehanty and
LajOie-QuRNers VIII Scarcely
Accept the FiGures-Man-
ming to Have Wilson.

NEW YORK. April 9.-Nanager Ewing.
OF the New York Baseball club, has
made cash offer of $4,000 to the Phila-
delphia management for its two stars,
Delehanty and Lajoie Ewing was asked
if he thought the offer of $4,000 would be
AZ inducement TO Mr.. Rogers to part with
the players
No answered Ewing, ''I do not think
the Philadelphia club would agree to let
them go. But the New York club will
not allow any grass to grow under its
feet and while other clubs are placing
estimates on these players it is only fair
to lovers of the game in this city that
we should be on the lookout for material
10 strengthen the club"
Manager Manning, of the Kansas Citv
club, of the American league, has been
notified by the New York management
that he can have the services Of Catcher
Wilson for the coming season. In re-
turn for the tender of Wilson, the New
York club asks the privilege of drafting
any-kansas City player that may be
wanted at the end of the season.
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PUERTO RICO BILL VOTE.
Great Activity In House In Antici-
patton of 1t,

Great Activity In House In Antici-
patton of 1t,
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Grcat activity
was manifested In the house today in get
ting out a full vote for the approaching
final contest on the Puerto Rico bill. The
urgent kilograms sent by supporters of
the bill to absent members brought
number of responses, but 1t was devcl-
oped that the number of absentees was
unusually large, and the 'telegraphic eX-
changes gave no positive assurances that
all these absentees would return. This
introduced an element Of doubt on the
final results, and encouraged the oppo-
nents Of the bill to claim that there was
still good fighting chance to defeat 1t.
Heretofore most of the absentees have
been paired, but. owing to the contu-
sion over pairs, and the claims of advan-
tage in adroit pairing an entirely new
pair system has been inaugurated. y
printed slip has been prepared, succinctiy
stating the details of the pair. making 1t
transferable" and requiring the slgna
lures of both parties This cuts off dead
pairs, and also cuts off the numerous
private understandings between members
under which number of pairs have been
conducted.
Only one absent Democrat has failed
to answer to the telegram to return. Two
are incapacitated by sickness. With these
exceptions, full vote will be shown.
special meeting of the ways and
means committee has been called for to-
morrow, to consider the Puerto Rico bill.
chairman Payne says that this will not
change the previous plan OF taking up the
bill on Wednesday,
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a great deal of money we are only SIT
short of all our Indebtedness. which
ought not to worry Mr. Exhibitor. 1t Is
impossible to run a dog show and pro-
hibit Eastern men from showing their
dogs here at st. Paul, and for that rea-
son no man ought to feel embarrassed at
defeat, for his chances are as good aS
any ones If he wishes to raise a fine dog
or show q good dog. He has the privi-
lege Of employing a professional handler
as well as any Eastern man, If he ts
only willing to pay for 1T. And because q
local man does not have the finest dog
In the class or does not win the silver
cup donated by George Gould, 1t is no
reason why he should not take the re-
sponsibllity of explaining those things
which he absolutely knows nothing about
"Once more L will say any man who
has won cash premium. medal. certil-
cate or ribbon will receive his award If
he will only ask for ii "
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REPAIRS OF CYCLE PATHS.
Main Travelled Routes VIII De First
to He Fixed.

The directors of the st. Paul Cycle Path
associa ton met at the Commercial club
yesterday afternoon.
A communication from A. L. Mace rec
Ommending that the association hire
some enthusiastic woman cyclist to make
a thorough canvass of the business houses
in the city to dispose of the cycle path
tags, was laid on the table, and the sec
retary authorized to thank Mr.. Mace for
his suggestion and to tell him that the
directors of the association were not
ready to take up that work. A commit
tee from ST. Anthony Park, composed of
Prof Green, of the state experimental
farm; Nels Larson and Mr.. Gruenhagen,
waited upon the directors and requested
that a cycle path be built on Raymond
avenue, from Langford to University aV-
enues The board of directors granted
the request. A number of bills were pass
ed upon faVOrably.
A motion to improve the main paths
first and put them in perfect order was
passed.
Secretary Slime reported that about TOo
path tags had already been taken OUT
and that they were going very fast
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April AT Mont
gomery park the most exciting event was
the steeple chase over the full course In
in which several horses fell, giving their
riders bad shake-ups
Track was slow. Tommorrow the Ten
nessee oaks stake will be decided. Sum-
First race, five furlongs-Bicor won.
Gastinee second, Harry Yocum third
Time, los.
Second race. five furlongs-Hermoso
won. Triaditza second, Himar third.
Time, 1:03.
Third race, one mile-Our Nellie won.
Larkspur second. Florizar third. Time,
Fourth race, one-half mile-Silver Bate
won, Satsum second, Delmarch third,
Time, :51
Fifth race. one mile-The Lady won.
Molo second. Gilmore third. Time, 1:433I
Sixth race, steeple chase, full course
about two miles-Cheesemite won by half
a mile, Reno second, Jim Hogg third.
Time. 500.
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YOUNG Man BLOOD POISON

On account of it's frightful hideousness
is commonly called the king Of all VEN
ereal diseases. 1t may be either hered-
itary or contracted. Once the system il
tainted with it the disease may manifest
itself in the form Of scrofula. eczema,
rheumatic pains. stiff or swollen joints;
eruptions or copper-colored spots on face
or body. little ulcers in the me nth or on
the tongue. sore throat. swollen tonsils,
falling out Of the hair or eyebrows and
finally a leprous-like decay of the fl ssh
and bone. If you have any of these or
similar symptoms you are cordially in
vited to consult the Minnesota State
Medical Institute Immediately. II we
find your fears are unfounded We will
quickly unburden your mind. But IL
your constitution Is infected with virus
We will tell you so frankly and STOW
you how to get rid of it. Our special
treatment for this disease Is practically
the result of our life work, and IL in
dorsed by the best physicians of Am ri
ca and Europe. 1t contains no dangaT-
Gus drugs or injurious medicines Of any
kind. 1t goes to the very bottom Of the
disease and forces out every pa t!cIe
of impurity Soon every sign and symp-
tom of the disease disappear compl letely.
The blood, the tissue, the flesh the bones
and the whole system are cleansed, pur-
flied and restored to perfect health, and
the patient prepared anew for the duties
and pleasures of life.
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BLADDER TROUBLE

Many old men and women suffer much
from bladder trouble They have to get
up during the night to pass water, and
then it comes SO hard and slow and pain
fully that it is a great dread The trou-
bic is due to closure at the neck of the
bladder and often by the urine being held
back Inflammation of the bladder sets in
and then matter and blood come with the
urine. The Minnesota State Medical In
stltute has cure for this trouble Their
cure Is by new electro therapeutic proc
ess. No cutting or operating is neces-
sary. Drugs never cure this disease If
you are suffering the torture of this aw-
full trouble, go to The Minnesota State
Medical Institute and take the new
treatment.
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CASH PRIZES ARE READY.
DIR. Moore Says Bench Show Win
ners Can Get Them.

III MOOFe says Bench. Show Win
ners Can Get Them.
DR.. w. A. Moore, secretary of the
Northwestern Kennel club, saws:
The article which appeared in Sun
days and also this mornings Globe
needs little correction The man who
wrote thls evidently is not thoroughly
posted on the financial and successful
outcome Of the recent dog show, or he is
an exhibitor who apparently was not a
winner For those who are successful in
obtaining cash, medals or certificate
prizes would not write such stuff as this
and, further, would not be ashamed to
sign their name If they did. Considering
that our premiums were out but six davc
before the entries closed, also the limited
time which we had IN which to get the
show up, and, as usual, the work being
done by very few who were handicapped
by other business and positions, I am
sure that we We're very fortunate to come
out of 1t as well as we have
We paid out $,100 in premiums, of
which we received only 5000 paid entries.
Our expenses were larger than In 1898
and our patronage this year was less.
We have, however, quite a satisfactory
result, and all the cash premiums that
we owe today are to Jopling & WooIsey.
81; NJ. NJ. Tong. 81; Frederick Plant $4:
{. S. Bartram, $11; Charles Collins, So:
N4dIl oWdTIH, S4i JOnn Paquett, "a;
w. H. Hill, 81; j. K. Ogden, $4 w. T.
Gates, 81. These will be paid in cash at
my office, 9O6 Pioneer Press building. All
the medals which will be stamped and
ready for distribution will be made this
week, and those who are entitled to them
will please call and get them. The delay
In sending out the medals has been on
account Of not finding the die for one
thing, and for another and more import
ant reason, which the writer of this ar
ticle In the G o e perhaps could have
told US before the show, l am sure, If
We had ordered these medals before the
catalogue was printed, we would perhaps
have paid 800 for medals to be kept for
the next show. AS 1t Is we waited until
we could tell exactly how many to get
The result Is the medals are q little late
and we have only had to pay cash for
forty-one, instead of paying an amount
which would perhaps have run up into
a hundred dollars. These things, like all
others, do not cost anything. and the
wise man Of no name did not count on
the time it takes to straighten up things
which require time and correspondence
to get. Two years ago we had a guar
antee fund, we also had one this year,
but it will not be necessary to call upon
it, for although our show did not make
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
PENSION LEGISLATION.
Important Action About to BE Taken
by Congress-

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The most i'm
portant piece of general pension legisla-
ton before congress, that revising the
pension act OF June q, 1890. and other
general pension laws dwas passed upon
In tentative manner today by the house
committee on Invalid pensions, and the
sense OF the committee taken on reporting
the Dill to the house and placing 1t on the
house calendar for general consideration
Delegations of the G. A r. and Pension
commissioner Evans have been heard at
length On the matter, The committee to-
Day decided to take 'thehbill of Senator
Gailfnger as a basis and make several
amendments. The changes are NOT made
puonc at present. but it is believed the
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NOW the awful
vARlCOCELE BEGINS.

At the beginning the first symptom you
will notice is an itching indicating poor
circulation. A little later on you have
pains and the parts hang uneven. The
left side usually becomes affected first.
Even now your health does not seem
broken, but in a short time you COM
mence to notice a white fluid with the
water, and from this time on you begin
to decline. You get dizzy in your head,
your memory is poor, your heart beats
irregularly and your stomach becomes
weak You get excited easily and worry
about nothing. You lose your flesh and
the whites of your eyes become yellow
ish. The world seems against you. Go
to the State Doctors. They can cure you
without operation.
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Police snsnect Mamie.

For the fourth time within the last
week a stranger reported at the central
station last evening that he had been
robbed by a colored woman. This time
from the country Yesterday. He claims
to have lost $40 The police investigated
the case and locked up a negress named
Mamie Grant, on the charge of stealing
Goggins money
Goggin's story is like the other three
strangers who claimed negro women
robbed them. He says he was passing q
when the Grant woman invited him in.
While talking to her, Goggin claims, the
woman picked his pocket
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2
KIDNEY DISEASE TREATED FREE.

in which advantage
can be taken of the
great free offer. The
State Doctors give
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TanfOrRn Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 9.-ResuIts:
-, First race, one-half mile-Homage won,
1oah second, Intrepido third. Time, 40
High Hoe won, Montallade second, Storm
King third. Time, 1:15A. ~ -
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
Arbaces won, Dog Town second. ConstaI
lator third. Time, las.
Fourth race. one mile-My Gypsy won.
EXppeedfent second, Joe MCGEE third. Time
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth
Tappan won, Castake second, Einstein
third. Time, 1864
Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile
Deblise won, Miss Rowena second. GoId
Baron third. Time, 1:2SH.
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most important increases the age limit
on which pensions are to be allowed, and
fixes a sliding scale between the ages of
siXty-two and seventy, viz: Sc at sixty
two years, IS at siXty-fve years $40 at
sixty-eight years, and $12 at seventy
years. Another important amendment in
creases from 500 to $3.50 the amount Of
annual income which a widow may have
without forfeiting the right to a pension
AS amended the bill is to be reported,
but Chairman Silloway is given certain
latitude in the matter In order that an
opportune time made be chosen to secure
practical results in the house
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10

That habit of yours has undermined
your health and given you that plmply,
pallid face with those lack-luster eyes.
Those blue rings tell the story. You have
a visible thinness in your looks. Your
hands are inclined to be cold and clam
N.Y. and involuntary losses occur. There
are a thousand things you would like to
do' but you lack the ambition to do cne
or them. Your memory is defective, your
thoughts cannot be concentrated. and
you lack decision You move about in
hesitating manner and grow cowardly
You have pain in the back, your stom-
ach becomes weak and your heart beats
lrregularly. You fancy suspicion in the
eye of every one who looks at YOU and
1t is true your friends are not ignorant
OF your condition. This Is a terrible habit
with awful consequences-you must act
for yourself. Get cured before it is too
late. Go to the Minnesota State Medical
Institute. You can be cured in short
time.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
TO ELECT NEW PRESIDENT.
Athletic and Rowing Club VIII Meet
Thursday Night.

The members of the st. Paul Athletic
and Rowing club will meet Thursday
evening to elect a president to succeed
Leavitt Corning, who resigned recently
on account of limitations imposed upon
his office.
NJ. Doran Jr., one of the active mem
bers of the club, is being actively can
vassed for president, and appears to have
a clear field. Action will be taken at the
meeting on the question of constructing a
swimming tank and of improving Rasp-
berry island.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
EngIand,s Armored Trains.

The magnificent armored trains used
will transport her troops, protect bridges
and telegraphic communications in about
the same way that Hostetters Stomach
stomach and then mounts guard that it
does not return. The Bitters has won In
every case of Indigestion, biliousness,
liver and kidney trouble for the past
hfty years 1t Is invaluable at all times
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
DEFORMITIES STUDIED
WITH The X-RAYS.

Crooked or club feet Of any variety can
be made straight and natural without
cutting, plaster paris. severe and painful
treatment OF any kind. and a cure is
guaranteed by the new method. Hun
dreds of patients cured after all ordinary
methods and doctors had failed. Exam
ination free. Write If you cannot call.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
Jennings Rnces.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-summaries at
Bennings
First race three years old and upwards,
purse $500, five and a half furlongs-Gold-
en- Rattle won, G. E. Wightman second,
Lady Lindsey third. Time, 1:10.
Second race, two-year-old, winners
Of two or more races, purse $500. four and
a half furlOngs-Fake won, Albert En-
Third race, three-year-old, selling seven
furlongs-Post Haste won, Robert Met
calf second, Owensboro third Time, 1:31
wards, purse $500, Seven furiongs"Genn. o en-
Mart Gary won, Bris second, Diminutive
third. Time, 1:29 4-5
Fifth race, handicap, for three-year-olds
and upwards, purse $500, one and one-six-
teenth miles-Queen of Song won Beau
Ideal second, Magic Light third. Time,
:53
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Brings n Message From Ltnton

NEW YORK. April 9-Ma1 Eustus
jameson, who spent some time in this
country last summer with Sir Thomas
Upton, is a passenger on the White Star
liner Oceanic, which is due here Wednes-
day. 1t was stated in yachting circles
that Maj. Jameson is bringing a special
communication to the-New York Yacht
club from the owner OF the Shamrock,
touching upon his contemplated challenge
next
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
sOuthwestern EIectInn-

TYLER. Tex. April "a special meet.
ing OF the board Of directors Of the st.
LOUIS southwestern Railroad company
was held in the general offices here TO-DAY
ana +. n. BrittOn was elected president
OF the company, and r. II. Brown. first
vice president and general manager. Mr.
Brtton succeeds Russell Harding Pres
ident Britton and party left this after
noon in his special car for the North.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
Twenty Savage Rounds.

WHEELING, W. Va, April S.-Oscar
Gardner, of this city, and Jack Hamilton
of Troy n. Y, fought twenty rounds to
draw at the Metropolitan club tonight
The fighting was savage, Gardner scor-
ing the only knockdown He did not
display his old-time form, and seemed
tired after every hot rally. Hamilton
showed surprising strength, and gave as
good as he received
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-10
London Chess Tournamemt

LONDON, April s-The third round Of
Chess club was played In this city this
evening. The pairing was as follows:
Gunberg vs. Lawrence, Passmore VS..
ara, Jones VS.. Tietjen, Leman vs.
Van Vliet VS.. Mason. Lee drew bye
When play for the day was concluded
four games were finished. Gunsberg had
down before Ward, Jones had disposed of
IIetjen, and Leman had defeated Physick.
The games between Blackburne and
Te1chmann and Mason and Van Vliet
were adjourned.
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Register today at the regular
polling place in your precinct.
ROCHESTER, RACE MEETING.
Takes the Place of independence in
Great Western Circuit.


ROCHESTER, Mimi, April 9.-(SpeciaL)
The directors of the Southern Minnesota
Fair association have made arrangements
for the fall race meeting. Rochester has
secured the place in the Great Western
circuit formerly held by Independence, 10.
The dates are most favorable, and every
thing points to the Rochester meet being
one Of the best Western gatherings OF
harness performers during the year. The
dates secured are Aug. %, 29, 80 and 81.
Rochester is on a direct shipping line from
Dubuque to Hamline, and the meeting
comes Immediately following the $4,000
meeting at Dubuque. and preceding the
Minnesota state fair.
The programme decided on is as fol-
lows: Aug. 2S, 2:40 class. pace, $1,000; 2:lO
pace, 81, 900; 2:22 pace, $1,000. Aug. 20, 2:3o
trot, s., 900; 213 pace, $1,000; 216 trot. $1,000.
Aug 81. 2:17 pace, $1,000; 2:26 trOt, $1,000;
2:O7 pace, $1,000. Entries close Saturday
July IA.
The committee in charge are collecting
a nice guarantee fund, and Rochester
will hold one of the greatest racing events
in its history.
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SIX East Hounds.

PHILADELPHIA, April Skid"
Broad of Cincinnati, and Tim Callahan,
of this city, fought six hard and fast
rounds at the Penn Art Athletic club
tonight. The PhiladeIphian had the bet
ter Of the fighting. Callahan landed On
Broad almost at will, but his blows did
not have much effect on his rugged op-
ponent Owing to Callahan's nimbleness
Broad had much difficulty in landing on
the Philadelphia.
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Actor Mansfield Ill

CLEVELAND. o.. April s-Ricbard
Mansfield, the actor who was to have
opened an engagement at the Euclid Ave
to his room at the Hollenden hotel. suf
fering from acute laryngius Mr. Mans
Held hopes TO be able to play by We'd
may be week before he can leave his
room. us