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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
NOTED HEALERISTowN.

The greatest healer OF modern times
is BANNER SALVE, for cuts. wounds.
sores. piles and all skin diseases. Guar
anteed. Hooking Drug Co., Dockun *
Higginson and q. Gehring.
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Washington. Aqg1l The Ersslssst 10
eay sent "a tae senate TIE nozaiazEssa %
csarles Barnes q Ia.Boss. - - esassI
- ColsEze. Germany.
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MORE PENSIONS ALLOWED
List of Good OnesThat Were Received
Yesterday

htSItTUdN.
]. r. H. King yesterday received a
good batch of pensions for his clients.
Mrs. Eva 5. Burdiek has been allowed
onriginal pension OF SIS per month;
Carlissa J. Mosier, of Tekoa, Wash, has
received a pension Of S12 per month and
S524 back pay; minor, g. Mosier, 81 per
month from 1854; Isaac Israel's pension
was increased from IS 20 $12 per month;
Joseph T. Jones, of Waco, has received
an original pension of S..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
WAS WORK OF BOYS
Pratt Lumber Co. Was Robbed sunday
Night.

The office of the Pratt lumber
company was robbed Sunday. The safe
is never locked as nothing but books
are kept in it. The office was entered
and the safe opened. The small cash
drawer was pried open with screw
driver and few stamps and pennies
which We're in it were taken. 1t is
thought the robbery was the work Of
some boys. The police are on the case,
it is hoped that the thieves will be APP
pretended although at present there is
very little to work upon, no clues be-
ing left
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Purify the blood-cure disease; keep the
blood pure; prevent disease-these two
laws Of health constitute the mission of
Beggs' Blood Purifier. the great Spring
Medicine. Best blood. medicine on the
market says Mrs. James Mcbride. Apa-
lachicola, Fla. J. 2. Allen. Dockum &
Hisgmson, Geo. Van Werden
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LA GRIPPE coughs often continue for
months and sometimes lead to fatal re-
suits after the patient is supposed to
have passed the danger point. FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR affords positive pro-
lection and security from these COUGHS.
Hooking Drug Co, Dockum & Higginson
and G. Gehring.
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Blume's full orchestra They anticipate ;
grand affair."
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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Land Company. H II Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House Phone 2ssl

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Land Company. H. VI Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House Phone SO
WARRANTY DEEDS.
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Mrs. Frank Culver. Birmingham. Aia-.
writes Of Beggs Hair Renewer tho we'll
known guaranteed preparation 1T gives
me best results u anything. So docs what
e. claimed f1r it-makes the hair grow
and keeps the scalp always clean and
healthy" T. Allen. Dockum 4 1ftE-
riuson. Geo Van Werden.
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EXBCC TOR s DEEDS

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1900. -.
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EMPLOYERS LOOK OUT.
A Change in Food Doubled the
Wages.

A Change in Food Doubled the
Wages.
The manager of certain large pub.
lIcatlon, who deprecates the use of his
name In public, has experienced cur-
.lous change in his general character by
reason of change in the cells of his
brain. brought about by n change in
food ana his experience is interesting,
Us given in his own words:
up to short time ago, was all
ways known, both to myself and
friends, as very mild sort Of individ-
uai, obeying literally The Scripture M
junction to turn the other cheek and
let people run over me generally, with
q spirit OF thankfulness that was per-
mltted to be alive.
Along last fall ! changed my diet.
leaving on coffee entirely and taking mp
Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nnts
breakfast food. l had learned that
these articles both contained the fine
particles Of phosphate of potash and
albumen that nature uses to build the
gray matter in the brain and nerve
centcrs. so ! determined to see what ef-
feet they would have on me.
ut was not long before / discovered
that had changed in most remark
able manner My old mother wrote me
that there w1s great deal more
'spunli' In my ;.lters thar she over saw
before. began to vigorously Kick at
any injustice. am about irstituting. a
criminal libel suit against u party who
supposed | wcrld stand anything. |
send a dish back that is not cooked
right, about three times week. On
tile Slst OF December last I demanded
double wages for the coming year and
found I had backbone enough to lay
down II / didn't get lt-und got It,
I get clean sheets twice n week now.
They used to take the upper sheet and
put 1t under once week.
II am able to do five times the brain
work that e"er havt before. In fact.
can get along about anything want
nowadays. and to top Il all, am perfect
~ we'll. A new world has been opened
to me and know exactly where the
change has come from. 1t has come be-
cause | have been using food and
drink that have changed my whole
brain and body. You can use this let
ter, but don't use my name, for obvious
reasons"
Grape-N breakfast food and Pos
turn Food Coffee are kept by all first
class grocers and are used by nearly
all frst-class people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05

The Wheeling district Christian En-
deayorers closed their annual conven-
ton at Bethany last night, after n gath
eriug Of two days that was interesting
and profitable. The district embraces
about thirty societies Of this young peo-
pies organization in Hancock, Brooke,
Ohio. Marshall and wetzel counties,
and the attendance of delegates and
visitors was large at all the sessions.
The convention was held in the Disel-
pies church, at Bethany.
The convention opened Thursday
evening, and before adjournment ]. NJ.
Kersey, of Bethany college extended
an invitation to the delegates to attend
the college chapel next morning for the
regular services before beginning the
school Rotations. The first proceeding
yesterday morning was the sunrise
prayer meeting at a. M, which was
well attended. and at a. M, large
crowd attended chapel
The convention programme opened at
a. m, at the Disciples church, with
President ]. b. Smith, Of MoundsvIlle,
IN the chair, and he conducted the pre-
liminary devotional exercises. Rev. Il.
r. Bigger, of the Third Pr sbyterian
church who delivered the annual ser
mon. Thursday night, led in prayer, and
the hymn, "speed Away" was sung.
"The Personal Worker" was topic
that was next discussed by Rev. Messrs.
Smith, Bigger, Barnes, olphant and
others.
Rev W. a. Hartman. Of the Second
English Lutheran church, WheelIng,da-
llvered an address on christian En-
deavor and Missions"
Rev. I. A. Barnes, of Morgantown,
president of the state union Of the So
clcty spoke on the State Convention"
and he urged all present to attend the
Morgantown meeting.
The conservation hour was led by Rev.
R. F. Getty, OF Cameron, and while this
was in progress, party Of twenty-five
members OF the society from the First
Christian church, Wheeling, filed into
the hall. They rode out to Bethany In
a large transfer wagon.
William Fields, n student at Bethan?
college. sang solo, THE Sinking Ship"
very acceptabiy, and Rev. Mr.. oHphant
led the discussion on the expansion OF
the Christian Endeayor movement in
Wheeling district.
1.-THE Excuse for not Being a Chris
tan" was the theme of a paper sad by
L. N. Flckelsen, of wellsburs MI
Flckelsen said he was unable to find
any excuses and he suppo7ed this
paper had been assigned to him because
"a poor excuse was better than none"
a remark that caused an audible smile.
In the afternoon. Rev. T. J. White, OF
Bethany college. who is to be the new
pastor of the Second Christian church,
Wheeling, spoke on THE Wide Awake
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Social Committee" and THE Wide
awake Prayer Meeting" was handled
by Guy Pryor. Of Wheeling.
A Junior hour was next conducted b.
Ms James Moisc. OF Wheeling. Songs
were sung by Marie JONES and Laura
Gibson, two little Bethany girls, ard
Master Frank Jones, Of wheeling,
scored a great hit with his recitation,
when the Preacher Visits U.s."
REGULATIONS were also delivered credit
ably by Clinton Pryor, OF Wheeling. Ida
sic Updegraff. Harry Matthews, Ida
TAYLOR. Ruth GIbson-the latter four
years old-and Laura Gibson and Mary
Adams. Of Bethany. Tha reports show
cd the junior movement to be growing.
The Juniors In the wellsburg Presby-
terIan church numbered ninety-one
girls and sixty-three boys, making the
largest junior branch in the state.
During the afternoon session, Gsorg&
b. Evans, Bethany student, read a
paper on the "Past Of the Christian En-
deavor." in which he argued that Peter
and Paul were Christian Bndaavorers,
and so ably was the paper written that
Mr.. Evans was requested TO have It
published,
oThe Mission Of the Christian Endsa-
vor,' was a subject forcefully discussed
by Rev. Mr. oiiphant.
At the evening session, the feature
was the address of Rev, c. B. Austin,
D. D., OF the Vance Memorial church,
who dwsit on the subject, ''The Chris
tan Endeavor in thu Twentieth Cen
try" The address was eloquent and
pithy. Rev. Mr. Barnes also made an
effective and appropriate address.
The next proceeding was the
election of officers and the selection Of
the next place Of meeting. Officers were
elected as follows;
PresIdent-Rey. R. n. Bigger, Wheel
Vice presIdent-Rev. W. "A. Hartman
Wheeling.
secretary-charles Cowgirl, Bethany.
Treasurer-Mlss Viola Martin, Col
lier's Station.
Moundsville was selected as the meet
ing place for May and 8, 1901
Mrs. James Noise was elected the SUI
perlntendent of the Junior Endeavor
work.
Resolutions were adopted, thanking
the good people of Bethany for their
hospitality, and protesting against desc
Grafton of the Lords day. The dele
gates took stand against Sunday base
ball and pledged themselves to refrain
from attending parks were beer was
sold.
The convention committees were as
follows:
on resolutIens-C, NJ. oliphant and
Mrs. James Noise. Wheeling; Mr.. Man
ming, Cameron.
Time and place of ,convention-W. II.
Fields. Miss Iva Cartwright, Charles
Cowgirl.
on nominatIons-Nlss Ola Scott, Beth
any; Miss Carrie Turner, MouudsvIile,
L. N. Ficlscisen,. wellsourg.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINas.
Eyszts Il and Abort she City Given
in n Nntshell.


Ey5ztr Il and Abost the City Given
in Nutshell.
Col. Robert White viii give an nd
dress to young men at the Y. NJ. c. a.
building Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Max Fischer. doing business as a to-
bncconist and mems furnisher at sis
tersviiie. was discovered 70 be missing
yesterday, and host OF creditors
mourn his absence. II Is presumed that
he has gone to Chicago. Waterhouae
Bros, OF this city, are short thereby TO
the extent Of $500.
It Is reported that John ]. Sheekey
has disposed OF his interest In his cafe,
on Twelfth street. to Thomas 9. Hat
pin. Mr.. Sheekey retlres from the busl-
ness on account OF ~ health, and he
win rest in the hope Of recuperatlng II.
Mr. sheekey said last night that the
denl had not yet been contaminated.
The consideration is between $500 and
$4,000
A jury In Squire FltzpatrleRs court
yesterday returned verdict OF not
guilty In the case OF Pearl Wiley,
charged with unlawful cohabltetion
with William Bllnco. The latter has
not. been apprehended yet Another
William Bllnco. n cousin of the accused
was arrested yesterday by officer Tur-
ner, but released when II was learned
that he was not the erring William.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of wheeling
People and Visitors.

Going and Coming Of wheeling
People and Visitors.
Underwood Nasro, of slstersville. is
In the city.
w. A. Smith, of New Matamoras' Is
stopping at the Stamm.
DR.. j. D. schmled. Of New Martins
vile, was a visitor in the city yester-
day.
G. A. colpltts and C. j. Howard were
Barnesyille people at the Grand Central
yesterday.
J. D. Finley and Kate Elliott, Of
smlthfleld. were registers at the NC
Lure yesterday.
n. j. Martin and j. W. Wilson, Of Par
kersburs, and John Williams, OF Man
nington, were guests at the Windsor
yesterday.
John N. Crago, postmaster of Car
michaels, Pa, is visiting his brother,
F. II. Crago. principal Of Richie school.
He wifi remain over Sunday. Mr.. CraRo
is one of the original Republicans, hay :
Ing voted for John c. Fremont In 1856.
and has never had occasion to vote any
other ticket since that time, He 10 IN
enthusiastic supporter Of Mckinley and
his administration.
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TIE B. g Q. SCHEDULE
Discussed at Meeting Of Freight
and Passenger officials.

Yesterday morning and afternoon ut
the Mcclure parlors, the leading freight
and passenger traffic officials Of the
Baltimore & Ohio system were in ses-
sion, considering the changes desired
for the spring and summer schedule,
which Ia formulated now and goes into
effect in the near future. The proceed
ings were not made pubic.
Among the officials who arrived yes
terday to attend the meeting were the
following: d. F. Mnrony, Baltimore,
superintendent of transportation; 7.
fitzgerald, general superintendent, Bal
timore; William Gibson, general super
intendent, Pittsburgh; Thomas Eng
lish, superintendent, Newark, o.; Fred
Hustled, superintendent, Grafton; I. @.
Rawn, general superintendent, Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern, Cincinnati;
o. P. McCarty, of Cincinnati, general
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Mozart Pnrk To.morrow.

After such an ausplclous opening as
last Sundays, the Mozart park season
Of 1900 certainly appears very flattering
to the management. Every Sunday Of
the season u good band win provide
music for the patrons OF Mozart and
when the evenings become warmer the
concerts will be given in both the after
noon and evening This Will attract
many people to the popular hill top re-
sort. No doubt there will be 4 good
representation of bowlers at the park
tomorrow, as the summer tournament
opens Monday night and the knights OF
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POLITICAL POINTERS.


Most of the Ohio county delegation to
the clarksburg congressional delegate
and FaIrmont state delegate eonven-
tons. next Monday and Tuesday re-
spectiveiy. VIII leave for CiRrksburg to-
morrow at midnight. Colonel Horkhel-
mer's friends will be ut the Harrison
county metropolis in force to root for
''the. man who looks like Dewey
At the district conventions in this
county on Thursday, May a. to select
delegates to the congressional cons
ventIon, the three country ais
tricts win choose six Delegates eaen'
and the seven city districts seven
delegates each. The vote Of each
district in the convention win be based
on its vote for Atkinson In 1895, but as
the district lines have been changed
since 90. the county committee. says
Chairman Hornlsh. will have TO 90 q
little figuring to ascertain just now
many votes each district win be eniI-
tied to. Based on the '96 vote the yot-
ing strength OF each district would be
MS follows: Washington, Z; Madison,
u; Clay, z; Union, 6; Centre, 4; Web
ster. 10; Richie. II: RIchland, 2; Lib
erty, 2; Triadelphia, 6; total, 81.
There arc now three asplrants for the
Republican nomination for senator IN
the First senatorial district. In addi-
tlon to Messrs. C. B. Scott. of Bethany.
and s. George. OF Wellsburg. Brooke
county now has another candidate IN
the person OF Mr.. James Archer q well
known farmer, living opposite steuben-
willie. BY rotation with Hnncock, the
nomination Is conceded to Brooke coun-
ty this year,
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Died.

UECKET-At Knnsas City, Mo-, on
"Wednesday morning. May 3 1900,
AUGUST HECKEL, aged - years.
Funeral services at the residence of his
bro.her-ln-law. No, ~ Fifteenth street.
this Saturday. morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully in-
vlted to attend. Interment at Greon-
wood cemetery.
NEUBY-on Friday. May 4, 1900; at "a
year
Funeral from tho First Baptist church, at
Kirkwood. on Sunday, May 6, at 2 p.
m. Interment at Weeks cemetery.
Friends OF the family respectfully In
vlted to attend.
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G. 3. CONVENTION
At Bethany Closed yesterday, and
Was Very Successful.
THE OFFICERS WERE ELECTED

And moundsville Chosen as the Place
Of Meeting for 1oo1-Rev. R. R.
Bigger, of Wheeling, is the New
President Of the Wheeling District
organization-The People OF Beth
any Thanked For Their Hospi-
tally.
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pRps1pnNr HANN1nA1 EoRnEs.

Directors Of the Bank Of Wheeling
Chose Mr.. ssybOld's Successor.
Yesterday afternoon, at a meeting Of
the hoard of directors of the Bank OF
Wheeling, Mr. Hannibal Forbes was
chosen president of the bank and u DE-
rector succeeding the late Joseph sey-
bold. Mr.. Forbes stands high in bus
mess circles, and the selection made
by the directors Is generally conceded
to be an excellent one.
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the alleys are anxious to see what kinl
OF a course they have 20 travel.
Mayors band will furnish the music To-
morrow and have arranged a really ex
ceilent programme. which Is sure to b.
rendered artisticaliy
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welcome. At $3.50 p. M the funeral Of
Mrs. Emily Black win take place OF the
church. Mrs. Black was received into
the church by Rev. ]. w, Dansburry In
1861 and was faithful member until
her death,
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IN THE CHURCHES.

ST. Matthews church-Sunday school
and rector'n Bible class at 9:15 a. M;
ltany; holy, communion and sermon, Mt
1880 a. m. Subject. The Real Pres
ence of Christ in the Holy Commune
ION" Evening prayer and sermon by
the Rev. Thomas E. Swan, of Wells
burg, at $50.
First Presbyterian chureh-The pas
tor, Rev. d. a. Cunningham, D. D., will
preach at 1880 n. m. and 7:45 p. M;
morning subject. Sowing the Word;
evening, THE Natural Immortality OF
tho Human souI,'
At Vance church. services VIII be held
on Sabbath at II n. m. and 1880 p. m.
Tho evening subject will be, "a King
over tho Trees"
At the Fourth Street NJ E. church,
the pastor, DR. ]. l.. sooy, will preach
at 1880 a. m. and 7;45 p. m, Sunday
The Rev. David w. Howard. rector Of
st. Matthew'S church. win conduct SER
vices Sunday afternoon, Mt , p. M, at
st. Pduls Chapel, Elm Grove.
First Baptist church, Rev Martin w.
Buck. pastor-Preachlng ut 1890 n. m.
and 7:45 p. M, Sunday, by the pastor.
Sunday school at 9;l5 n. m. Sunday
school at Chapel "a" corner of Broad
way and Maryland streets, and at
Chapel "B." 2S08 Eoff street, ut 9;SO y,
m. All are cordially invited to attend.
rrIr,4 ,,t.,,,tor ,,,,,rcb ro,, n M NJ
iphant. Notwithstanding '"Religious
Expansion" Evening, Men and the
Church" Sunday school at $3.50 a. m,
Mission Sunday school, Thirty-tirst
street. at 2;3O p. m. Junior Christian
Endeavor ut 4 p. M. Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor. at Gas
p. M, led by oliver Elliott; topic, How
Christians Grow" Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening. All are invited to
attend all services.
There VIII be preaching services at II
m. snd 1880 p. m. at Stone church,
Elm Grove. At this church Tuesday
evening. May g. there will be lecture
by Rev. W. II. Weaver, d. d., an agent
OF the Freedmen's Board, and cele-
brated colored orator.
North Street NJ. Il. Notwithstanding
Sunday by Rev, c. r. Graham, the pas-
tor, ut 1890 a. m. and $50 p. m. Bep-
tlsmul service at 10 a. m. Epworth
League. p. m. Sunday school ut 2
p. m. The usual meetings Of the week,
Including the official board meeting.
Services will be held Mt the First
United Presbyterian church tomorrow
as follows: Morning, at 1O:30: evening,
at 7:45 Sunday school at p. M; Chris
tian Union. p, m. The Junior Society
meets this afternoon at o'clock.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. j. w. Waters, pastor-PreachinB
the morning. 1.-THE Nature and AdvHnt-
age Of Gods Service" Evening subject,
"The Influence of Parental Love" PEN
tecostal meeting at p. M, led by Mrs.
Carrie Berry. Seats free and strangers
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FRUIT TREES, Grape Vines, Rasp-
berry, Blackberry and strawberry
Plants. HALF Agents prices. Cate"
logue free. Reid's Nurseries, Tel. So,
Bridgeport, Ohio. this
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THE entire stock Of dry goods and
notions OF EgSer, WnTrlck & Co., Will
be sold in the next few weeks, regard
$50 CHAMBERS q HICKS.
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CoNoERTby Opera House Military
Band at wheeling Park, tomorrow.
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passenger agent, Baltimore & Ohio
southwestern; ]. b. Frost, schedule
agent. BALTIMORE.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. j. w. Waters, misunderstanding
at 1880 a. m. and p. m, subject in
the morning. THE Nature and Advant-
age Of Gods Service" Evening subject,
''The Influence of Parental Love" PEN
tecostal meeting at p. M, led by Mrs.
Carrie Berry. seats free and strangers
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Services will be held Mt the First
United Presbyterian church tomorrow
as follows: Morning, at 10:30: evening,
at 7:45: Sunday school at . p. M; Chris
tian Union. p m. The Junior Society
meets this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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At Vance church. services WIFI be held
on Sabbath at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Tho evening subject will be-. "a King
over tho Trees"
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ALL latest novelties in suItIngs and
Fancy Vestings, at c. w. SEA-
BRIGHT'S SON. Merchant Tailor.
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