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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-21
ANOTHER ONE DISCHARGED.
Old Soldier Who Made Some Disre-
spectfuI Remark is DISCHARGED.

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 20.-John c.
Smith. an old soldier. was dishonorably
discharged from the Soldiers home Tues
day afternoon tor cursing Mckinley. The
buttons were cut off his coat and he was
subjected TO all the ignominious treat
ment prescribed for one guilty of the most
henious infringement Of the rules of the
institution.
It seems Smith recently had his pension
taken from him. He claims that it was
done fraudulently. This made him dis
gruntled and dissatisfied with the powers
that were. So when Mckinley died he re-
joiced publicly and his immediate dis
charge followed
The peculiar part OF the affair is that
the day Smith was fired out Of the home.
notice came to him from Washington that
he had been reinstated on the pension roll
and allowed $3.50 back pension.
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New York. sept eo.-The invitation golf
tournament which was begun last we'd
nes,iay on she Tuxedo golf club links was
resumed in very chilly weather today.
al ot the Players who qualified for the
classes on Wednesday with one excep-
t.on were On hand when play began. The
absentee was J. kennedy Hm IL the Uni
1ersity 81 Penusylvania- Match play was
The rule toGay. each pair playing eight
cen holes in The morning round and the
survivors made another circuit % links
n The afternoon. The surprise Of the
morning round vas the defeat Of Deve-
reaux Emmet of Garden city. L T.. by
Prince Ce-iier ~ The local elub. who won
by s up and 10 play.
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PREPARING FOR CHANGE.
Santa Fe Officials Are Working In
Dodge City, Kansas.

Dodge City, Kansas.
Dodge City, Kan, Sept. 20-DIvision
Superintendent G. E. Aver ard Train
master r. D. Fowler, of the Santa Fe
railway, arrived from La Junta yesterday
morning and they are comforting with
our citizens regarding houses for twenty
five of their employees. who VIII be moved
here on the establishment of division
headquarters in Dodge City. a number of
citizens have agreed to build a number Of
houses. and ample living quarters will be
provided for every one connected with
the transfer, " hich viii include the d.
vision superintendent trainmasters. dis
patchers, etc.
Mr.. Aver informed US that the Santa Fe
would erect a two-story building for the
offices of the company. He said the de-
tails of assignment of tTainmen would not
be made right away, but ne believed there
would be no changes. as the runs from
Dodge City to Ia Junta were long enough
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consumptlon Threatened.

c. Unger, 212 Maple street, Champaign,
H., writes Il was troubled with a hack
ing cough for year. and I thought I
had consumption. I tried a great many
remedies and was under the care Of
physicians for several months. used one
bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
It cured me, and I have not been troubled
since" G. Gehring. 400 East Douglas,
Geo. Van Werden. s2S North Main. Wich-
ita Drug Co. 1lo East pouglas.
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Il had bronchitis for twenty years"
said Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville, H.,
and never got relief until ] used 70
LEYS HONEY AND TAR. which Is
sure cure for throat and lung diseases
G. Gehring. 400 East Douglas. Geo. Van
Werden. SOS North Main, Wichita Drug
Co, no East Douglas
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chamberlalns' Cough Remedy Great
Favorite.

The soothing and healing properties of
this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have made
it great favorite with people every
where. 1t is especially priced by mothers
Of small children for colds. Group and
whooping cough, as it always affords
quick reliefi and as it contains no opium
or other harmful drug, Is may De given
IS confidently 10 q baby as to an adult.
For sale by druggists
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-fve cents q bottle.
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hMMOL,NcEmENT-

CObIAII SsIONER ANNOUNCEMENT.
! hereby announce myself q candidate
Tor nomination as COMMISSIONS ia the
Third County Commissioner district. sub
5ect to the decision of the Republican
commits sioner convention for said district.
JOHN II. HESSEL. Cheney. Kan.
1 hereby announce myself q candidate
Tor nomination as Commissioner in the
Third County Commissioner district. sub
iect TO the decision of the Republican
Commissioner Convention of said district.
ED y. MARTIN.
OalNille. Kan.
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NOT BossIE FRANCIS.
Two coIored Fellows Are Scared 20
Death BY Officers.

Death BY Officers.
ottawa. Kan. sept. so-Aheur O'Clock
last nisht Marshal DEMO and sheriff Cos
tiesn were summoned 20 the ice rlant @
LOOK after tvo strange colored men. o2e
~ whom VAS Supposed q be Bessie t'ran-
els. the aegro wanted for rape and nlnr-
der in Missouri
The officers foari the two men Waere
thev aad gone to wax for IKE rnl6Hi gft
passeuger- TIE oae supposed Il % E-zan-
cis proves &c IL snoVt ard tcc Hg'ss call
cred r. answer % the description CT tire
Missouri rnsr5aTsr ard ne wss tarnss
iaose. - "a sss hadl. frightened as any
csisVed ian tbs town ser hsl6- rs eu-
ls1isn VS. - s.sskt ssZtssa SesvE I'D
e two were cn sfeif wy - SsJaha,se
ct
II IS noted by the officers that TIE cards
zsslnz sor FraEcis arrest o&er 4 reward
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Lately befell railroad laborer,"
writes DR.. A Kellett. OF Wnuford. Ark.
His foot was badly crushed. but Buck
lens Arnica Sale quickly cured him. It's
simply wonderful for Burns. Boils. Piles
and all skin eruptions It's the worlds
champion healer. Cure guaranteed r.
Sold by G. Behring's pharmacy
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ImPoRrANT SIC rAKEN.
Odd Fellows VIII Have Duplicate
Copy Made Of Their Secret Dolngs.

Copy Made Of Their Secret Dolngs.
indianapolis. Ind. Sept "a step that
IS regarded as the most important ever
taken as to the secret work o. tns ODD
Fellowship was recorded today when the
Sovereign Grand lodge. the supreme BODY
voted 70 allow duplicate copies o. the se-
cret work II the order 20 be made. The
resolution adopted TO-DAY provides that
each state Jurisdiction assll receive one
copy Of the secret WORK so additional
copies viii be made. There was long
and spirited discussion On the resolution.
its adoption having been stubtoraiy OPP
posed by mary q the prominent repre-
aentatives The 1overeiEu grand ioage
has accepted the fceizna.ion n Herman
Block. special deputy grand size AZ Hoi-
sfrfu
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a i+tIe KnoUn Eac+

That the majority Of serious diseases
originate IN disorder of the kidneys. 70
LEY'S KIDNEY CURE is guaranteed.
Be sure 20 get Foley's. G. Gehring. 400
East Douglas, Geo. Van Werden. 32S
North Main. Wichita Drug Co.. 10 East
Douglas.
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DRIVEN TO WORSHIP.

krmenians Are Embracing Orthodoxy
TO Obtain Russian Protection.
New York. Sept. 20.-The Constantine
pie correspondent of the Times states
that maQy Armenians in Bitns are en-
bracing orthodoxy to obtain Russian
protection.
No further Information has arrived as
TO events in Armenia. It is believed to
be the purpose of the Turks to extemin-
ate the mountain population Of Sassoun.
They are building many barracks and
protected block houses in the district
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weekly EAGLE.
one copy. one year..,....................

Eastern business oflce, 49, n IS. 47,4S,49,
1''rhe Tribune" Building New York city;
Western business Office. a69, THE Rook-
agency. sole agents for Foreign Adver-
tislng
Readers Of the Eagle, when in New
} DIRK City or Chicago, can see copies OF
the paper at the Office Of our agents st
tie el.I.ss giNen anoEe.
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Chinese FelloMs of ChInese Towns.


Hongkong, Sept. 2o.-Viceroy Tao Mu
OF the province OF Kwang Tung and
Kwang 81. and Viceroy Llu Kun u Of
the provinces Of Kiang 81 and Kiang
Su, have forwarded their designations to
Sian-Fu, accompanied by a protest
against the usurpation of power by the
anti-foreign conservatives.
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Internatlonal crleket Matches Reoin

Philadelphia. Sept. 2O.-The first of this
seasons international cricket matches
began today on the grounds Of the Phil
adelphia Cricket club at Wissahieken
heights. suburb. between Captain Ro-
sanQuets English team and eighteen
colts" from the various local clubs.
Weather conditions were unfavorable.
a cold north VIM was blowing and play
ers and spectators suffered alike.
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HORSE FELL ON HIM.
Bert Hiatt Is Laid Up In Winfield
Hosnital With Painful Injuries

Windfield Kan, Sept. 2o.-Bert Hiatt.
the son of J. ". Hiatt. the cattleman Of
Grand Summit, IS now at Windield hos
pital in a very preearous condition as a
result of a fall from a horse.
He was driving cattle in the pasture
when his horse stumbled and fell. The
boy fell underneath, and the horse rolled
clear over him. injuring him severely in
the chest and head. His collar bone is
crushed ana apparently his skull is frac-
tured.
The accident occurred about s o'clock
last evening. lie was brought 70 the
hospital this morning. bat has never
regained consciousness, and Is now con
sidered by the physicians in attendance to
be in very critical condition.
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Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Thirty Years of Suffering.

cured OF CHRONIC Dfarrnoea AFTER
Thirty Years of Suffering.
81 suffered for thirty years with Di-
arrhoea and thought l was past being
cured says John S. Holloway Of French
Camp, Miss. I had spent so much time
and money and suffered so much that
had given up eli hopes of recovery. L
was so feeble from the effects of the d.
arrhoea that e0uld do no kind of labor,
could not even travel, but by accident 1
was permitted TO End a bottle Of
ChamberIains Collie. Cholera and Diar-
hoea Remedy. and after taking several
bottles I am entirely cured of that
trouble. am so pleased with the result
that am anxious that it be in reach of
all who suffer as I have For sale by
druggists.
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of $675 for the arrest and conviction. :"
Since it is a dead moral certainty that
if Francis is ever taken back TO Missouri
he viii be Iynched, there appears to be
small show Of collecting the reward. The
conviction in the regular way viii never
be forthcoming
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Wichita, Kansas, Sept q. 1901.
TO Whom 1T May Concern:
I wish to inform you that I have pur-
chased the Wholesale Fruit and Produce
business conducted IN this city Tor a
number of years ana up TO the time of
ms death, by my late husband, Mr.. j. ID.
aIcEwcn.
The business wiz be conducted under
the name az the j. -. AcEwen Produce
Co. ana wM oe managed by Mr. e. r.
AicEtnzie, Who has been in Mr.. NIcEw-
ca employ ior nearly four gears. and To
whom all matters pertaining 10 the bust
ness may be referred.
4 would also say chat I have been an
pointed adDin-stratrix of my husbands
estate ans Shat have authorized
Niessrs. WY ana Wakefield travelip1,
statesmen. ana 2Ir. Little 1T The once. to
assist IL collecting accounts due the os-
taGe.
In deciding 20 continue the business I
do net fal u appreciate ITS difficulties
and RESPONSE, .oes, but il is my desire
that Ia same FAIR and honorable neth-
DDS of desiins which ] thiak il is admit
tee. charl ctarize1 Tny husbands business
career na means az vrich cair
measure y sacress vas possible. shan be
pursad as tfese IA my employ.
20 This en3 have reJalsed aG chose in
my husearos employ at the time ~ hfs
death. ard I belese fair ard caurteo.s
freatn,eat - chem may he evoeetes b,
al present and prospective customers.
Ia conclusion i wish 30 thaak an az AR
NcEwsn's friends for the f4vors ~ tne
past ana hone u merit share ~ ths
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Roat Lad of Notahlss.

London, Sept 1o.-The Anchor Line
steamer ETHIOPIA, which sailed from
Glasgow yesterday FOR New York took
among her passengers the following
bishops. J. W. Alstorl. Montgomery,
Ala; f. CottreH, Holly Springs, Miss;
G. T. Harris. Salisbury. y c.; T. II.
Lomax. Charlotte. y. c.; J. Z. Small,
York. p: G. w. Clinton. y. c.. a Walt
ers. Jersey City. \. J., and r. s VII
lisms. Augusta, Ca
She also had on board twenty-five
Methodist ministers.
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Wichita Mutual Burial Association.

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TRAlNMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Gavel Train Telescopes Caboose of
FREIGHT in Massachusetts.


Freight in Massachusetts.
Springfield. Mass, Sept. Pa special to
the Union from Warren says three men
were killed and twenty-one injured in
collision on the Boston and Albany rail-
road today between a switching freight
and a gravel train. All the killed and
injured were gravel train employees who
were II the caboose eating dinner when
the collision occurred. The caboose was
telescoped by a gravel car.
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Attend Wichita Business College, Wall
building. 114-16 North Market st. 91-tf
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rerrns ~ suhsorintIon.

DAILY, BY CARRIER. 10c PER " EEA-
On advance, postage prepald.) . a.
sT1aiiy one con- six months. 200
I9ei1y one COW three rn0ntI1s......... !. 60
Daily. one COW. one ponth............ 30
i5e r year ear w. 90. - $50
Three times q week, any day desired -
six months ..-....-............ $500. LOU
per YER a., -. 200
Sunday. per r.....................1 90
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Piano Tuning.

Sheldon is here. Address all orders to
box 736. city. 106-tf.
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Vel sQuirga1 for every siad ~ v-orl,
r. our las. The sity Transfer company.
successors 10 Mckee. Phone la7- ~.
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able TO work on account If kidney trog-
BE. After using FOLEY s KIDNEY
CURE four days be was cured. g. Gehr-
Ing. 50 East DouEIas. Geo. Van Werden.
szs North Main, Wichita Drug Co, 10
East Douglas.
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troubled with that when put them IN water the pam
o near crazy peel and the flesh would
get hard break then the blood would Cow from at least fifty places
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-01-10

Panne velvet spotted with gold is
very attractive.
French batiste in black and trimmed
with lace makes a fashionable corset.
Black fox showing a few white hairs
is reported as one Of the favorite furs
for boas.
Grecian satin, a new wool material
for evening wraps and tea gowns. has
tiny diagonal stripe on the surface.
Frosted gauze in new material called
givrine is used for everin"
which are also made Of ella.
tulle.
Shaded suede belts studded with
Steel gold or enamel and fastened with
handsome buckles to match are very
much worn.
A pretty vest is made Of cream spot
ted net tucked at wide intervals, filed
in with tiny bias bands of colored silk
stitched on the edges.
Long coats of black satin with fine
stitched down tucks from the empire
yoke to little way above the hem are
one variety Of winter wrap which is to
be very much worn.
Very frivolous and perishable neck
rufles or boas are made Of chiffon, edg-
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THE TROTTlNG CIRCUIT.

Champion Cresceus is the best money
winner of the season.
The San Jose track is said to be one
of the best in the California circuit.
The fastest quarter trotted in 1900
was in O:2SA and should be credited to
Cresceus.
Sixty-three PAGERS entered the 2:1O
list in 1900. Ten years ago there were
only three in that list.
Captain Spinx trotted a mile in 2:1311a
at Hastings, Mich, lowering the track
record full five seconds.
During the apple carnival at Leaven-
worth, Kan, trotting races were held
on the asphalt pavement.
Electric is the sire of seven new per-
formers in 1900, the fastest being lima
Electric, 2:15A, made at Dallas Oct. s..
Dexter, 2:17A; St. Julien, 2:11A; Jay
Eye-See, 2:1O, and The Abbot, 2O3114,
are the four geldings that have held
the worlds trotting record.
William c. Hamilton. Roxborough.
Pa, has promising trotter, 5 years
OH, ny ElecllOl1, WHICH D. D. SeFElii las
stepped a trial mile in 2:13 over the
Belmont track.
Monterey, 2:O9A, Won the $500 silver
cup which President Henry Croker
offered to the horse making the fastest
time at the recent Tanforan meeting.
His best time was in PIP.
King Altar, 2:26, trotting. who weighs
. AGO pounds in racing condition and
stands over II hands high, will be
among the exhibits at the Chicago
horse show. He is owned by DR.. NJ. II.
Kuhl Of Neenah, Wis-Horseman.
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A CROCHET HEAD WRAP.
Soft, Warm and Convenient-HOvv to
Shape and Fold 1t.

Soft, Warm and Convenient-HOw to
Shape and Fold 1t.
For this pretty head wrap are re-
quired three ounces of split zephyr,
three yards of RIBBON about an inch
wide in some suitable color and bone
crochet hook, No. 9. Make a chain Of
4 stitches and join into circle. Into
this work "a long crochet stitches;
Join. Second round-miss 3 stitches,
and weak 8 long between the third
and fourth stitches of the preceding
round; miss 3, work l double crochet
Cd c. through both loops Of the stitch
between the sixth and seventh of last
round; work thus to the end of the
round. Third round-*, miss 3 Of the
long in last round and work 6 long
between the third and fourth stitch,
long between the sixth and seventh,
miss 3, work l D c. Repeat from
three times. Fourth round-*, miss 3,
work 6 long, miss 3, work 6 long be-
tween the two groups of 1 long in last
round. To form corner, miss 3,
long, miss 3. D e over the D G of
last round and repeat from three
times. The last three rounds form the
pattern, the corners being. as directed,
worked differently in each round, the
groups Of long and l D G being OF
course increased at each side. After
the fourteenth round work 3 chain and
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LIST A HEAVY ONE.
Over Twelve Thousand British Troops
Have Died in south Africa.

Over Twelve Thousand british Troops
Have Died in South Africa.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE war Office has
issued list of casualties during the
war in South Africa, which shows that
the total deaths were 604 officers and
1854 men. In addition to this Of.
ficers and 243 men died of wounds or
disease after returning home.
There is no further news from Lord
Kitchener, who according to a Cape
Town dispatch, is calling for 5000 men
to guard the Rand mines. Enlisting
in Cape Colony continues active
and 500 men will leave Cape Town for
the North within the next few days.
Information regarding the invasion
is scanty. Colonel Williams attacked
the eastern invaders Jan. 2. near Mid
dleburg but failed to dislodge them.
He has since been joined by Lieuten-
ant Colonel Greenleaf and the Beers
have retired.
General Brabant has arrived at
Graaf Reinet. Advices from Maseru,
says that three separate columns are
still pursuing General Dewet but With
no success beyond taking % prisoners
Cannon firing is continually heard.
All the English have deserted Ficks-
burg, taking their stocks of grain
across the border and the Beers have
looted the town.
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FOUND THE LOST PASS.
Rediscovery of a Practicable Route
Across the Southern Andes.

Rediscovery of Practicable Route
Across the Southern Andes.
More than 100 years ago, Father
Menendez, while travelling among the
mountains in the northern part Of Pat
agonia, discovered pass through
which, he said, practicable wagon
road might be made from the Pacific
ocean through all the mountain ranges
to Lake Manuel Huapi, by far the lar
gest lake in the southern part Of South
America, and on to the Atlantic ocean.
1t became known as the Bariloche
pass. In those days it was thought
that no good would ever come out of
Patagonia. Very few explorers or 9TH
er white men visited this region, and
Father MenendeZ's discovery, though
utilized for time, was almost forgot
ten till some 20 years ago, when ranch
men began to move down to the neigh
borhood Of Lake Manuel Huapi and
found the grass was good and other
crops might be raised. Then citizens
Of Chile and Argentina began to look
around for this pass In the mountains,
and, although they sought diligently,
they failed to find it. -~
The description which the pioneer
priest had given of the important dis
covery was, unfortunately, very vague
and painfully lacking in detail, and
hunting for the pass in that rough and
tangled mountain region was a good
deal like looking for a needle in hay
stack. Finally the official explorers
whom Argentina and Chile have long
kept in the field began to take hand
in the search. They used their utmost
care, but all in vain until this late day,
when the long sought for pass has at
last been discovered and traced by the
Chilean engineer Captain Barrios.
Petermann's Mitteilungen prints a
list of all the valleys of big rivers and
their little tributaries through which
this comparatively low lying and tor.
tuous route runs from the Pacific ocean
to the big lake of Patagonia. 1t is not
worth while to reproduce them here,
and most of them are the names of
valleys that have not yet appeared on
any of our maps. One or another ex-
plorer has struck the route in part of
it's course, but, somehow, has never
succeeded in connecting it with the
other parts for any great distance. But
there is no doubt whatever that the
route which Father Menendez and
some of his successors followed ha
been rediscovered in its entirety. Here
and there are found traces of the old
path. and there are many blazed trees
which the original discoverer is believ.
ed to have marked.