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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
TO GAZE FoR Cattle.
Live Stock Sanitary Commission Dis
cuss Quarantine Lines.

cuss Quarantine Lines.
Guthrie. O. r., ept THE livestock sanf-
taray commission held a Joint meeting
here today with q large delegation from
the Greer county cattlemen relative to
the establishment of the quarantine lines
for that part of the territory and to de-
wise means by which cattle from there
could be marketed without spreading the
Texas fever infection. The matter was
satisfactorily arranged by the catuemen
agreeing to use disinfectants before ship
ping, thus admitting them to the native
pens. Greer county has been quarantined
the past two years. condition which
makes it very difficult to get rid of the
infection. BY the joint operation of the
cattemen and the board this work viii
be greatly facilitated, and a better price
realized from the cattle coming from this
part of Oklahoma. The agreement reached
is highly satisfactory to all parties and a
continued and determined effort viii now
be made t9 clear up Greer county and the
new counties, all OF which with the e1-
oeption of the largest of the cattle re-
serves, are in the clean district
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

said that had consumption, and that
would not live long.
"I commenced taking Peruna and
before 1 had taken the first bottle 7 could
see that my cough was better, and when
had taken six bottles / was we'll man.
When I began with Peruna I only
weighed l20 pounds and now weigh I55
pounds and cannot say TOO much for
Pcruna.
q shall be glad 70 answer any letters
of inquiry 70 anyone st sny time."-
James Utley.
Air. S. C. Burgin, Bryant, Douglass
county, Mo-, writes;
"I had catarrh OF the head, throat and
stomach. suffered from the effects of
il. Il would start IN my stomach ard
run mp my spine into nay head and meek,
and my stomach would cramp and draw
together, and my head would swim. (
was sore over the pit Of my stomach, ard
was physical wreck. was constantly
splitting mucus, as the mucus would riss
in my throat and mouth AL the time.
81 got hold Of one Of Dr. s. B. Hart
mans pamphlets and saw Peruna rec
commended, and I purchased some aud
began to take IL, and from the very start
/ commenced 70 improve. When / conf
mcnccd 20 take Pcruna 7 weighed 40
pounds. Afr taking Eve bottles am a.
strong az ever and weigh 160, and car %
as good a days work - I ever could. I
recommend Peruna 20 al suffering hu-
manity. ."-S. G. Burgin.
Do not accept any substitutes for Pc
runa. Do not allow anyone % convince
You that there is anything "just IS
Food.D There is only one systemic ca
tarrh remedy and that Is Peruna.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

there ought to be such legislation IS per-
fectIy clear.
"As far as 7 know at present the assaa-
sin of the president wiz have To 81 tried
under the same conditions as those of an
ordinary citizen" said District Attorney
Penney today "I 90 rot see how shc
case can De made q United states o~eHse
I think it comes under the tlri iictioa ~
the Erie county courts. Tae charge wH
be determined when the reealt ~ tae
PRESIDENT wounds are beyond DOUBT
il VIII be- murder ~ the president eiss.
or assault wltb intent 70 ku ~ he lives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
IN COURT OVER CHILD.
Miss Hendershot OF Norman Gets
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Miss Hendershot OF Norman Gets
Back Her Babe From Scott.
Guthrie. o. T., Sept 7.-3Irs. Ethel
Hondershot of Norman was given pos
session Of her babe in the probate court
on Tuesday, on a writ Of habeas corpus,
and went home greatly rejoicing. When
her husband, }. $. Scott, was killed in the
Chielzasaw nation a kear or so ago she
gave the babe to Samuel j.. Scott a
brother of her husband. Later she mar
RED again, and wanted the child back.
she and her new husband were Wen able
to care for it. Mr. Scott objected to Civ
ing up the child. claiming that the mother
was not proper person to rear it. and
sued Tor letters or guardianship. but when
it came to a showdown he could rot
set witnesses to prove his assertion and
had to dismiss the case and give up the
child.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
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SCHOOL BOYS ORGANIZE.
Military Company to Be Formed BY
Guthrie Pupils.

Guthrie. O. T., Sept THE Oklahoma
Cits Herald says: The boys at the high
school are preparing TO organize a mill
tary company to be known as the okla
homa City High School Cadets" The
boys are pettioning the faculty 10 give
them a recitation period during the day
i'm which TO drill and they hope TO have
their wishes honored. They win purchase
their uniforms and equipments when
properly drilled and VIII make o. fine ap-
pearance. The dru exercise is the very
finest kind OF physical training the boys
san De given end t is to be hoped that
they viii meet with encouragement from
the school aulhnI-tLns and husinass mon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

, reason for the issuance of the cnm for
che meeting could NOT be- learned from
those present Thcv made n0 secret -
~ which tnes miEht taik. however sea
"a word NJ eympaffy for the man vbo uss
near hia Death Naa beard at the meeting
ast riRht Instead there wcre speeches
ia which The nagoe ~ So Kiuiey was nea-
fi1ned 0riv to brag forth cries 81 core
deunatioa Far the nams az fhe press
dents asaa1snt there we're cheers Al
the speeches sFere ln Cerman although st
tine some members m the aullence would
give seat 81 thelr fernaea io English
lt was nat a1tH early thls morning thst
fhe meeting broke 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
ARRESTED
An ANARCHIST DEN RAIDED
ar CHICAGO
For Completely ia Conspiracy 20
Assassinate 1Ir. MekinIey.

Chicago, Sept. Three more alleged
anarchists were arrested here todaT.
charged with being implicated IN the con-
sp!racv - assassiu1te President -ll kin-
ley. They were found in the rear of lH
Newberry avenue and were a. once piac-
"a behind the bars wttE tEe nine arrest
Cd last night. They saTe thelr name
as Martin Fox. J. ~. Roseiuskl and Mica-
eel Rose
IN the room ~as found 2 quantity -
ararchistlc literature. pictures - Emrra
Goldman and otEer noted anarchist ar
copies ~ .Rea~ Newspapers TIE raic
vaa made - dozea policemen uraer
orders frou Captaia wheeler
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

Lately befeu railroad laborer, -
writes Dr. a. Kellett, of WnHford, Ark.
His foot was badly crushed, but Buck
lens Arnica Sale quickly cured him. It's
simply wonderful for Burns, BoIs, Piles
and al skin eruptions It's the worlds
champion healer. Cure guaranteed; %
Sold by G GehEing's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08


P.erce's Golden Med.
ioal Discovery curcs
weak lungs heuoT-
rhageS, bronchitis.
q seated and
stubborn cough, aud
other diseases which
4 neglected CT nm
skillfaEy treated fnd
& fatal termination
y sumption.
There IS no alcohol
iu The Discover .
ana ills entirely free
from opium cocaine.
and All other uar-
Coucs.
Persons suffering
from chronic dis
ease are luV1tei ta
consult Or. Pierce,
by letter y,er All
CORES pCuucuce is
conducted under
the seal OF sacred
secrecy. A1dres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

glance at the returns show that selfish
ness was the principal reason. Enid
voted almost soudly for the measure.
while other portions OF the county were as
sOlidly against it. These conditions
would probably have ben reversed had it
been proposed to locate the school else
where. a summary of the vote, with two
precincts estimated, gives 1928 Tor and
225S against, and complete returns viii
not materially alter these figures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
Consumption

Is a disease of civilization When the
Indian was stranger 10 The white man
he had no name ln his vocabulary for
tins dreaded ualadv.
Without arguing as to the durability
OF consumption, II may be stated posi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
FRANCS TAXING PRFCAUTIONS

The Temps publishes a dispatch saying
that tn eoutrage wiz cause the precau-
uons for the czar's safety to be redoubled.
The police, the dispatch says, have al
ready refused to allow the municipality Of
Rheims to erect specious trbunes along
the route over which the car viii pass
for the use of councillors Of the depart
ment and ordinary public, and IL is feared
the police viii refuse TO authorize the
erection of similar projected stands upon
the streets of Compeigne.
The Journal Desbatts says of the Buff
falo shooting:
'The crime was senseless. It is suf-
fcient 20 say that it was the act of an
Anarchist. We do not forget that Presi-
dent Mckinley in his second Inaugural
tion speech extended to France the favor
ed nation treatment. our sympathy goes
out to Mr.. Mckinley, not only because
he is the head Of q friendly nation, but
because we consider him friend"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

ed with greater protection and the sever
ity OF the laws against anarchists should
h.a fr7cvas es,5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
ALL FRANCE SHOCKED
Continued from First page.

Continued from First page.
him, and the number Of tickets issued
by the ministry of the interior, which
win pass the holders into the various en-
! closures where they viii be able TO ap-
prach the czar. VIII be curttailed.
Photographers wiz be kept at a safe
I 7fe+arra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

From the German ambassador to the
secretary of state:
Bremen. Sept Please accept the ex-
pressions of my most sincere and hearty
regret on account Of the dreadful accident
the president met with Please convey
this message. If possible, to the president
and Mrs. Mckinley.
(Signed) HOILt11N Bi--N-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
FUNSTON ORDERED HOME,
Filipino Women Organize at Manila.
Leaders Urged to Yield,

MANILA, Dec. 12.-General Funston
has been ordered by the doctors to
leave the climate of the Philippines.
He sails for the United States Dec. 16
on the transport Warren.
The Women's Peace league. under
the leadership of Senorita Poblete, n
Filipino, has, with the permission Of
General Chaffee, transmitted letters
urging peace to the insurgent general
Malvar and other Filipino chiefs.
These letters remind the Filipino
leaders in the field that the war has de-
stroyed innumerable homes and devas
tated large territories. All of which,
while it abundantly proved the tenaci-
ty of the Insurgents and their faith in
their cause. does not remove the fact
that the operations Of American soldiers
throughout the islands daily demon
strate the resolution of the people Of
the United States to make respected
their sovereignty over the archipelago.
The league urges the leaders to make
peace in order to avoid greater evils.
The Women's league has also receiv-
ed cablegram to the effect that the
Filipino general Lukban. in Samar, is
pleading for discontinuance Of hostil-
tiles
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
BIG TUNNEL PROJECT:
Pennsylvania Railroad An
nounces a Big Enterprise.
BROOKLYN TO ]fRSEYBYELECTRl
Line VIII Traverse Manhattan Is
land Mt Such y Depth as Not
to Interfere With Future
Subway Work.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia. j. Cassatt,
president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, today makes public his plan
for securing New York terminus for
his company. He gives out the fol-
lowing statement:
\. The Pennsylvania Railroad company
10 now prepared to carry out its policy,
long since adopted, of extending its
railroad into New. York city, therein
establishing suitable passenger ter
minus for the accommodation Of the
public. To accomplish this on COM
prehensive plan the Long Island EX-
tension Railroad company will with
draw its application for powers to con-
6truct its terminal railroad. and in lieu
: bf such Independent construction it is
now proposed to build under the char
ter Of the Pennsylvania New York Ex-
tension Railroad company. just organ
lied. and a New Jersey railroad COM
pany about to he organized a through
Underground connection between the
Long Island railroad and the Pennsyl-
Eania lines IN New Jersey and to CON
struct proper and comlnodious joint
underground terminal station in New
York city for the Pennsylvania and
Long Island roads.
\ After years of exhaustive study the
conclusion has been reached that a
frnnel line operated by electricity is in
every way the most practical econom-
lcnl ana the best both for the interests
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

nf the railroad company ard Of the
city. The line as adopted will trav-
erse the city Of New York from the
Hudson river to the East river and be
underground throughout and at sdch
depth as not to interfere with future
construction of subways by the city on
Ill Its avenues similar to the one now
building along Fourth avenue.
As the railroad will be wholly UNDER
ground and operated electrically in the
same manner as tho recently construct
I'd Orleans railway extension in Paris
It will not be Objectionable in any way.
There will not be any smoke, dirt or
noise, and as all the surface property
may be built upon after being utilized
underneath for railroad purposes the
petghborhood Of the station will be
Improved instead of marred. as is so
often the case when railroad limos are
constructed on the surface or elevated.
rhe company has acquired the bulk Of
Its property for its principal station
and means to 60 forward In the acqui-
Bition Of such additional properties as
will be required either by purchase or
condemnation in the belief that the
city authorities will meet their appli.
cation in n spirit of fairness and expe-
dite as much as possible this much
needed improvement and great public
convenience. Immediately upon the
necessary authority being granted the
work of construction will proceed and
the whole line be completed and put In
operation as soon as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
ANOTHER CAR DYNAMiTEp.

ExplosiOn In Scranton Does Little
characterization ResuminE Work.
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 12.-Another
trolley car was dynamited on Capouse
avenue last night at 1880 o'clock. The
wheel that ran over the explosive was
/. broken, the windows smashed and the
machinery beneath the car damaged.
The few persons aboard were severely
shaken up, but no one was injured.
This makes the third time that the
crew aboard this car has encountered
an explosion.
Ten strikers have returned to work
this week, making twenty-four in all
who are back on the cars. The com.
pany has now succeeded in opening up
all its lines from Pttston to Carbon
dale, distance OF twenty-five miles,
excepting small branches Of two diff
ferent city lines.
The strikers executive committee
had a conference with National Presi-
dent Mahon of the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION of Street Railway Employees.
Tonight they will conduct mass meet
Ing, at which speeches will be made by
some of the leaders Of the American
Federation of Labor convention.
The Antiboycott league, composed of
5000 citizens issued statement TO-
day declaring against the boycott Of
the cars and calling upon the public to
resume its patronage and revive bust
nnSS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Talked UnwiseIy In Cuba

Washington, D. c., Dec. IL. Com
mander Lucien Young, U. S. N, cap
tain of the port Of Havana, talked ou
Thanksgiving day about politics in
Cuba. His talk waspublisllod In the
United States, To-day he was re.
lieyed from his position and ordered
home to explain. There may be
reprimand In store for him.
The action taken to-day is at the
instIgation Of the President, who
does not like the tenor of Young 5 re-
marks.
They were to the effect that the
Cubans who amount to anything
want annexation, and that the poll
tlclans alone insist upon Cuba libre.
AS he Is an official of the United
States Government, it was tn ough
here that If no action was taken Mr..
Young's utterances would be con-
strued as being approved 10y the
President.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Will Try to Identify Stamps,

CHICAGO, Dee. 12.-Chief Postoflice
Inspector Stuart sent for Il clerk in the
wholesale stamp department Of the
Chicago postOtlice TO 90 Immediately to
New York city TO identify, if possible,
some of Tie packages which were
found in Stakes apartments in Brook
lyn. Tic original wrappers have been
found intact, or partially SO, ON some
of the packages of stamps recovered.
The employee sent to New York had
the custody of these stamps and is said
to have entered private pencil marks
to simplify the system Of handling this
branch of the governments business.
Pencil marks and nOtations have been
discovered on the wrappers of the
stamps taken from Stokes. and if these
are identified by the Chicago clerk the
evidence will be complete.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
TEc nrcypt List n l,urHe One.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-'rhe army
board which has been for several
months preparing list Of officers who
shall be recommended for brevct rank
in consideration of gallant service in
Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines and
China has completed its work, and the
report will be submitted to the secrr
tary of war in a day or two. This list
is to take the place of that laid before
the senate last session and withdrawn
before action. Notwithstanding that
this board began with the purpose of
very much restricting the bcstowal of
brevets they have been unable to keep
the sum total Of names much below
1000 in number. 1t is expected that
President Roosevet's name will be on
the list with the rank of br.gadicr gen
eral of yoluntGx'S.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Carter Family UnltedI

The family of Daniel Carter, who
were deserted by him several months
ago, have sold out their little store
Sixth and Madison Streets and gone
to Philadelphia, where Carter is work.
ing. Some weeks ago Carter who was
thought to be dead, turned up in
this city and visitedhis family whom
he so cruelty deserted. He was re-
ceived with joy andwithout reproach.
lie spent the night at his home and
the next morning returned to rhia.
delphia where he had found employ
ment.
Yesterday Mrs. Carter disposed Of
the store to a man named Williams
and left with the family for Phladel-
phia, where she joined her husband.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
NOrdicn's llig Claim.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Dec. 12.-From
relatives of Nine. Nordica, whom she
visited while in this city few days
ago, 1t Is learned that she has placed
with ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed and
another prominent attorney claim for
between S3,0OO,00O and S4,000,0OO,
which she says is due her as direct de-
scendant of Ichabod Norton. Norton
was wealthy New England shipown-
er during the Revolutionary war and
had several ships and their cargos CON
fiscated by French vessels. The gov.
eminent is said to have secured indem.
nifty for the loss, but Nordica claims
the amount was never paid to Norton
or his heirs. She says she has estab-
lished Il complete genealogy showing
herself to be the direct descendant and
heir of Norton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
The Scranton Labor Convention

SCRANTON, Pa. Dec. 12-Business
closely relating to the organization of
labor in those fields where there is no
union and Strengthening OF the hands
of those who have embraced unionism
took up most of the time of yesterdays
sessions of the American Federation of
Labor. which is now i'll convention in
this oity. Thirty odd resolutions were
considered, upon eight of which final
action was taken. All the other propo-
sitions We're either sent back to COM
mittees or referred to the incoming eX-
ecutive council. which has the power
to dispose Of questions referred to it.
The great question Of trade autonomy
Is now in the hands OF the special COM
mittee appointed to consider the sub
iprt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

of "Thc County Fair" seems 10
claim much attention as does the
star, Mr.. Neil Burgess, from the
audience. That he deserves to
share The honors with Mr., Burgess
is clearly admitted on all sides.
The work he has 10 perform he
does not. as a usual thing. gets
jealous, but il has been notice late.
ly that he has given "Cold Molass.
es to understand that he is get
ting decidedly TOO fresh. and that
he must do nothing that will de-
tract the attention of the audience
iron himself. Tim and "Cold
No.Isses are very friendly toward
each other, and wheu anything oc-
curs not exactly to their tastes, one
8, mpathzcs with the 0, her deeply.
MIR. burgess is striving hard 10
break up this clique aud threatens
one or both. roid Molasses'
heard what he mad 10 say in ST.
lence, but he winked the o.her eve at
"Ilm' as much as to say, "l'll tiS
him, and one night in Philadel.
pn!a he did, III the fourth act, Just
before the race scene, Mr., Burgess,
seriously talking to Sally, paid
but little attentions to "loli Nc
lasses. stood next to him. when all
Of IA sndden Mr.. Burgess felt a
vank at his 3re-s, and turning
around quick " ust saved his clab
crate wardrobe from being p.lIed
o cr his head. 1t took the combined
eiorts oi two people 10 put Aunt
Abby dress into proper position.
"Coii .,io,asses and "Tin'
walked oil the stage thorough hly sat
ished.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
HOliOh ma Hotel Burned.

VICTORIA, 3. c., Dec. 12.-News IS
given in advices from Japan of the
destruction by fire Of the Oriental ho
tel at Yokohama. The hotel was ac-
counted the handsomest in Japan. The
fire occurred in the early morning, and
a number of guests escaped with moth
ing but their nightclothes. One Jap
anese nurse was burned to death. A
telegram from Sendal to the japanese
Herald says an American missionary
named Snyder has been arrested for
assaulting a japanese boy by striking
him with a Bible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Burning Mine Sealed Up.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 12.-Ths
Big Lick mine fire near Lykens may
be extingushed before many hours.
Even now there are hopes that the fire
which has been raging in one of the
abandoned workings is under control.
Men at great risk have sealed up the
mine at both ends. The long gallery
toward Lykens WAS closed, and the
mine opening at Big Lick was sealed
up This. it is thought, will smother
the flames. as no air can get to them.
Water is being piped from Williams
town in case it should be necessary to
turn it into the mine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Red Cross Re-elects Miss Barton.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The Red
Cross society held its annual meeting
here and unanimously reelected Miss
Clara Barton president Of the society.
General John NJ. Wilson was elected
first vice president, Mrs. John A. 1o-
gan second vice president Mr.. Lyman
]. Gage treasurer, Mr.. Richard Olney,
formerly secretary Of state, counselor
and Mr.. s. W. Briggs secretary. The
treasurcr's report showed receipts for
the year $o310 and expenditures $3,-
800. Plans were partly formed for the
extension of the society by means Of
state auXiliaries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
PURE MILK
ORDINANCE.

The pure milk ordinance will be
passed this evening without any OBJ
lections A delegation OF milkmen
appeared before the law Committee
Of Council.
The mikmen present last evening
were Jacob Snyder, Samuel X. Ridg.
way, c. Il. Toppin, }. II. Porter and
{. j. Cornelius, Mix Inspector Nc
Evillv was present.
The only portion Of the new ordf..
nance t. which objection was made
was that which provided that all cans
containing milk should be labelled.
They held this was unnecessary, as
the only desire Of the milk inspector
is to have the Jeans containing skim
milk marked.
This was agreeable to Milk Inspec.
tor McEvillv, and the law committee
agreed to change the ordinance.
NO objection was offered ito the
standard flor milk and all present
were satisfied with the ordinance az
ii Is now drawn, and it is not ex.
pected there will be any objection to
the passage of the aorGinance thus
evening when Council holds its regu-
lar session.