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WILLIE GETS HIS DOPE"

William P. Flanders. accused Of hav.
ing caused the death Of Mrs Nellie HaT
differ. Who was found corpse in lis roon
at the Midland hotel last Thursday, vas
placed in the "bull pen" At the city Jail
yesterday with other prisoners. He had
begged 10 be released from bis cell. At
intervals = hypodermic injection Of NOR
phiue is given Flanders by the police
surgeon. The prisoner says that he does
not get all the morphine be wants. but be
is glad that be gets lis,le.-Denver Ee.
publican.
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Or. BARTLETT SLEEPS.

The funeral OF the late Dr.. Reuel Bart.
lett occurred at his late residence on
Pine street yesterday. Floral gifts were
numerous and appropriate remarks were
made by Rev. J. Marquis Wilson. So
long had DR. Bartlett been an invalid that
only o'd time citizens knew him. Con
sidering that fact the eortege was large
one
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SCHLEY THERE AGAIN

Gallant Tar Recalled 70 Brash AsaAs Soms
DI6ereaces
Washingt> n. Oct. 78-Admirsl Schley
was placed on the stand again this morn
ing to testify to certain points sworn 10
by burean officials. Several minor points
Of difference were swept aside BY his
testimony today especially as to his con
versations with Sharp and Evans. No
action has been taken respecting the
effort 10 have admiral Sampson sum
msned as 4 witness.
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Mr.. LITTLE IS NAMED.

The resignation Of DR. Ayres Stradley,
Populiss nominee for county treasurer,
was accepted by the Populis, committee
% vacancy apd the nans Of R. H. B.
Little, the Democratic nominee. was
substituted. So Mr. Liule's name will
appear on both tickets at the election
November s.
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TRY YOUR BABY'SlUCk.

Every baby or child uades six years
old that has is picture made At the
Turner gallery hetveea aov and Christ
mas, will have chance on 4 beautiful
life size postsait that We are going to give
70 the lucky baby. This portrait will be
Of the baby itself. Turner'S gallery. cor.
ner 18th and Pearl. ]. H, MeChssney.
photographer,
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Al TOWNSEND AGAIN.

Many old timers will remember Al
Tevnsend Of Go.den. Fer twenty. two
years he was clerk and recorder Of JEFF.
ferson county and he is once more the
nomin- e Of the Democratic parry. AL
has hosts Of friends all through North.
ern Colorado who will hope for his sue.
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Malor A. v. Bohn came down from
Leadv,lle today and returned home on
= later train. Major Bohn has secured
land in this county and ~ill continue 10
prospect it Tor low grade gold values, oil
OF anything that nay be beneath the sur
lace. He will return here in fes days
TO begin active work.
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A|le[ H|e BQDdI|S
And Miss Stone
NOTHING FOR TRIBUTE

But all Possible Effort 70 Capture the
Bandit4.
Constantinople, Oct 78-lt 10 believed
that Miss Stone, the American mission
ary, will be rescued within the next ten
days. Troops are in close pursuit Of the
bandits and they will be hanged It caught.
The Bulgarian government has refused
to dicker with them for ransom bat show
all possible zeal IN the effort to avoid
difficulty with the United States.
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nc Vidal. prominen, Denver at.
sornen vas in town today. He came to
appear IN the district court in \ damage
case sgainst Marshall coal company,
Because q failure Of witness 70 appsa,
the case went over. The district ceurt
did no business today. attorneys and
litiRants not being ready, summary dis.
posal Of the Strsigsl ease had not been
'n,icipated. OF course. and 50 the court
must wait.
Daily camera., 1901-10-28

Word has been received from Ontario,
Canada. 10 the efiec, that the mother Of
Dr.. F. B. r. Hellems died there Thurs.
day. DR.. Hsilems, Who FASTENED TO Ter
bedside, will return here this week.
Daily camera., 1901-10-28

The E. S. N. club held It's annual init.
alton and banquet At the home Of N.
Medallion Pine street Saturday night.
The rooms we're tastefully decorated in
pink and green. the club ooloss. The
club adjourned At 4 la,eiheur. having t al
= most delightful evening.
Daily camera., 1901-10-28

Prot. l. M. DeLong and many others
Of the faculty went TO Denver Sunday to
attend the funeral OF H. NJ. Hale, the
former psesiden, Of the university.
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DIED IN HIS CELL.

Hartford. Conn. Oct. 73-Charles
Faulkner died in his cell in jail today.
He was charged with ems z,ling tax
funds Of tI6 900.
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AF and Mrs ]. H. Hartley Of Ward,
parents Of Mrs w. H. Gardner, have
taken up their residence 10 LonRmont,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Hon. r. H. Whitley is confined Al
home by illness.
Daily camera., 1901-10-28

arOPS THE COUGH
AID WoFks o6 the Geld.
Laxative Bromo- QuiniDe Tablets cure
= cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 7s cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-03
FEDERATION m AUSTRALIA.

Austral looking forward with interest If pri
vate letters be credited to The innovations which
may come as consequence Of the federation of all the
continents political divisions private letter. just
ceved by merchant York City, his correspondent
in Adelaide writes
hopeful that the altered circumstances of the
tiona here after it IS merged into commonwealth
productive of benefit, only who ct
zens Of Federated Austrana also to
civilized world with whom have transactions. The
opening ceremonies we're certainly very suspicious
gratifying character and the whole Of the citizens are
looking forward to the Inauguration Of first fed
parliament which, it is expected, will be opened by
His Royal nghness the Duke of York, and herapparent
throne of England great many people look for
ward these extra special ceremonies opportunities
for them display themselves; but those who
more sobermnded viii look particularly
the legislation which viii follow the inaugural ceremonies
hope sincerely VIII be of truly ona char
acter founded broad lines Of and nber
atty. much with the professional aspect Of
politics your country, and regret to say very similar
aspect of affairs obtains here in Australia that the leg
isation not always proceed the lines which
mon sense suggests.
though the United States Of America and the
nation of Australia have separate flags shall hope that
they may always be nedde the purpose for the
of humanity and the progress of civilization
perhaps, after ALL there may be stimulus in the
rivalry which produced because Of the different flags
which might have obtained had Lord North and George
the manifested sense in their dealings
thirteen colonies OF However that may
be- let our individual prayers be the Angaxon race
may remain in union for all time as REGARDS the best in
terests of humanity
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A FUNNY ATTACK ON FUNSTON

The east has its cranks Unlike the western cranks
they do not have the compromising excuse Of being pctur-
esque even They just plain unvarnished ton-fool
eranks One Of them writes to the editor Of the New York
Evening Post from Summit. New Jersey:
Sr-When read tnis morning in prominent New
York daily the announcement the method by which
Agunado had been captured turned at once to the edit
orial columns to find indignant criticism of the whole
transaction and demand that Agunaldo be returned to
be captured if at all without tckery subornaton Of
treacheTy But my quest vain. I concluded TO wait
and hear from the presden-the repository of the nations
oonora stern rebuke and order for swift reparaton In
stead the afternoon papers report the president as greatly
pleased and as saying That is goodi That is goodp
Undoubtedly such procedure is reported is permiss
Die under the cruel bloody code Of war; and yet
there things tolerated by code that engh
ened not to Christian, nations refuse to do General
sherman said, War is he 1t is proving to be the hell
of dishonors as well as Of suffering This what Imper
ialism coloniasm-caH it what you wihas brought US
to- hickery, knavshness, subornaton of treachery.
THE silence is bad the approval Of the president
worse 1t is TO the credit Of the regular army officers that
is reported that there viii be recognition of such
Ice if they have their Imagine their grievances and
protests, officers and gentlemen called on to approve
promotion for such capture If there must be reward
suggest not to stop half way to make him president
The approval OF the present incumbent is warrant for such
succession.
There is comfort in the reelection that we have not
much farther to fall that have last reached depth
Of meanness that forbids farther descent"
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EoR a CANCER ANrLroxIN.

The theory of Prof H. R. Gaylord Of the New York
State Pathological Laboratory just announced having
been demonstrated that is caused by animal
parasite will entirely established encourage the idea
that distinction antiseptcs viii prevent many
from developing check others spreading farther
Butsuness follows that vaccination against cancer
viii antidote within the human body. it is not
thought probable the theory viii the
of deaths from cancer apprecaby the parasitic
organ Of proved antoxin similar to the anti
toxin Of dphthera typhoid hydrophoba is to
expected sooner or later.
Carcinomata or cancers, are malignant tumors which
arise from unrestricted growth of the epheal cells into
the adjacent tissues of the human body IN the majority
cases people who suffer from cancer give history
ing suffered local irritation injury before the
cancer appeared Often this injury trivial
that it would that other must have been
responsible Accordingly earnest endeavor has been
made several years find nfectye agent for the
development Of the corresponding the microbes
that responsible for other diseases
sms have been found repeatedly but until recently
way prove that they were not there as accidental
parasites Recently organisms of very order
life have been found by the German investigators in the
skin, where conditions of catarrh Inflammation
found in the deeper structures nftrang the cells be-
meath and in the midst of the cells which make
the tumor
In the study of any new mcrobe or bacteria oconnect
its presence with any define disease in connection with
which it is found it is necessary to cultivate the organism
by ITSELF the various growing media which such forms
of life feed upon then by nnocuatng into healthy ami
NAL if possible the human tissues watch and if
the original disease is produced
With ordinary forms Of bacteria associated with the
best known diseases this has usually been successfully per
formed Of the allied forms Of lower organism
classified bacteria this cannot be easily demon
strated.
Professor Gaylord claims to have succeeded where
others have fatleu in nnocuating animals with these
heterogeneous and states that has afterward de-
veloped German investigator. Funke has proved that
allied diseases AS the serum in these diseases pro
tecs against similar attacks the ordinary
cination he believes that later vaccination
against cancer will be possible Other Investigators have
been absolutely cultivate any Of the socaed
cancerboes though they have been found with great
regularity in numbers OF cancerous tumors.
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A PhiIosonher.

The Metropolitan Street Railway com
pany has in its employ 2 philosopher in
the person Of q Broadway conductor. It
was late in tina evening and his car
on its uptown trip had reached the vi
entity Of lle City han. As 1T passed one
Of the taller office buildings q stout wo-
man. clutching HIN b. the arm, ez-
claimed.
"Oh. conductor. how manw stories high
is that building
Leven laconieally replied the con-
ductor without - U1uch as AT upward
glance. The woman SANK back with :.
sigh oS satisfaction-
Just then a small man with large
travelling bag rushed tn almost ont Of
breath i say. conductor. he gasped
-g hat time can / get 20 the Grand Cen
tTaI depot
Leren was the quiet reply.
That good. commences the snau
nan. eyideutlv relieved
Al thls 51aeture another man climbed
aboard ahat wanted - know about shat
time the car would resleh the Gllsey
h8use
Leven again replied the o5uaact5r.
Blth 9 weary book
Nhen cuestioEse3 IS to khe uniformity
~ his answers be replied
Ees. vou see Il you hesitate shout an
sWer-ng ezn 1hey g1t worried helx e Teu
have an answer rsadT they re satisfied
NoB. as-7nE As tlrse . ulEnE Z always
say Lever- S god. HANDY uuuaer
easy u say othar tines use o1aar
uurn bers Z aIaas have lor - STOCK an
sEers ca nsn1-ir saves time ard troa-
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9aifY gag1e
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
YOUNG AMERICAS EYES ON FUNSTON.

Old Samuel Johnson remarked to Bosworth TO the
effect that the world would give its highest most
satisfying esteem unless he had been soldier
sailor meaning that the element Of personal peril in
mans career induced the extreme of popular admiration
stil until Funston performed his feat last week. sol
dering the world lately lost some Of that quality
The dispatches held volume by expensive cable
tolls related only general movements and left the items
human interest the experiences Of the individual to the
imperfect method of publicity-etters home.
The general movements make war appear fmpersonaI
as baeshp appears and to degree uninteresting The
reclamation Of Funston hero because he took an i'm
possible dime novel situation and carried it out.
And for that the impress of the manner Of the
capture Of Agunado the youth Of this nation viii be
curious And may be that long after the political effects
and the administrative designs brought about by the asso-
ing Of Aguinaldo have been popularity forgotten this sig
nally peculiar work Of Funston win be apparent
Funstons feat had element in it so old that it was
new. AS depicted by Walter Scott and others five hun
dred years ago such stratagem was common It is not
difficult to imagine Quentin Durward clad in parts of
baseburner and carrying boiler top doing the thing Fun
ston did is equally easy to imagine Richard the Lion
Heart and Prince of Trouble Seekers doing the same thing
But this sort Of thing had become so old that people and
particularly youthful people had come to believe that such
things were impossible in this day age Of the world
and in signing for adventure half the boys of the world of
America are today impressed that they been vic
tins Of parental confidence game being led to believe
that adventurous situations passed with Knigbterrantr
Funston has proved to them concuey that adventurous
trouble is lying around loose may be found and can still
be surmounted
There is no question but that the boys will break out
The broomck horse and the sword probably now
In preparation You be locked up your own garnet
any hour while wife is being once deaed and held
up for ransom and written for impunity run
ding ninety-nine years after your release
Something of the kind is coming Strategic adventure
long embaImed is off the bier abroad in the land and
it will not be days till the dispatches are laden with
Instances Of it
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ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Your Uncle Cy. Of Topega and Troy
has his skates on the ice again.
The railroad board Of assessors are on
the Frisco and Memphis routes today
Judge Sam Peters, Of Newton. is the
latest TO be mentioned as pension com
missioner.
Emporia has new lodge OF the EIks
which has membership Of ninety, and is
stiH growing.
Charles Peck. a son Of George r. Peck
has settled IN Topeka. he win follow
mercantile lines.
On next Friday the executive com
eli win award the contract for the gov
ernors mansion
Governor Stanley cabled this: Fun
ston Manila. Accept eOneratulations.
Stanley" This cost s19 p.
Five years ago Aguinalde was work
ing for So q week and Fred Funston
probably wasn't getting that
Judge T. T. Carver. II Topeka believes
that the law eliminating county elections
this fan Is unconstitutional
Major Whitman, in the Philippine. has
sent senator Harris g Filipino Gag re-
Gently captured ga slirmlsh
Burglars entered the house Of Jerre
Black. st Topeka, the other aigbr. and
carried OF nothing bzt a revolver
Ed Howe sass Monday IS always
temper day: due in the old 70 over eat
srg the Day before and in the youEB
% mistakes IL coUrtsliF
Charles Gieed. - Topeka. ln an est
mate ~ Mrs Is t8on Gays that she h0s
.an intellectual method which 10 the mat
ter ri neg bobby amounts - fnsa nifty
There are politicians ~ Topeka who
would probably IKE - cal Mckinney
down fer aDpeantine Yorrg TITUS 10 ERE
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AMERlcAN RuslNEss mErHona

The denzens of Great Britain are seeking at last WHY
America has the superior has the superior business
methods The first step is to discover wherein they are
superior apparently has taken it. In the Lon
don News Harrie S. Batch writes:
Il have always worn American boots simply because I
like them.
Once I tried to get English shoemaker to copy a
pair Of American shoes He had no doubt of him ability to
dc SO not the slightest doubt In due time he returned
with mis- product They weighed ton and the soIes would
have required steam roller to bend them He argued an
hour to that his boots better than mine and
had TO admit they were cheaper His climax was that his
boots would wear out three OF mine replied but he could
not see the point that this proved that they were not like
mine OF course had to pay for the shoes but would not
them
Now the kink that was in that cobblers mind is
IN nine English heads ten so don't advise your shoe
makers make better boot than America-that only
brings out their pugnacy and competitive spirit suggest
to them rather, the wisdom of making the same boot
The American has idea. and sound one to boot
indeed. be has two ideas. One is that no human being
wishes 10 up energy simply for the sake of ifng
leather from the ground Consequently the American boot
is light when thick second idea is that as The
joints in it the covering should be flexible
AS yet the American shoe is known to but few of the
welloo class but let Englands workers realize
what clogs English manufacturers consgn them TO- let
them but once experience the delight Of possessing foot
that bend and they win one and all CRY out as my ser
wants do when I ask what shan bring them from New
York: American boots please
The AngloSaxon the water is succeeding large
b because he has ceased 10 be AngloSaxon stroev
Celtic infusion has made him. unlike Lord Salisbury teach
able 1T give You illustrations Tie contrasting
types OF mind. Some little time aso took deshtfsll
convenient eyegass leading London optoan and
asked II it could copied The firm was cocksure Of Is
ability lofty expressed preference for its own clumsy
manufacture syy suggested Engands losing trade and
frozen up solid by the response We have all the trade
We desire
The last time I in America ! was shown by a
friend driving glove of peculiar he declared it
could be made nowhere but in England AS happened
was just starung visit the glove of York
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state and took the glove manufacturer He eyed it
closely and then: The gentleman is famous whip?
Yes. Then that's good pattern III copy it 1t may
catch on Now you Mr. Editor he did not turn out
better glove nor Cheaper; he made exactly the
glove down to the very buttons The teachabe
nd ener0etic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-03

Prince Kropotn the Anarchist says that II would
distinct the Russian people the present Gar
should assassnated; that the present Car wants
dc the right thing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-03

Ella Wheeler Wilcox writing TO a bashful lover, says:
But though you love her a sant-Ob, kiss her a
woman that won't satisfy the bashfu lover. When
tries she pushes him away. he viii probably
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-03
BAIT cARR's EDicT.

Bait Carr was noted in Texas as a
killer Of bad men. For that reason, he
was brought North and made marshal Of
Caldwell which town had been running
wild since the death of George Platt.
The toughs smiled when they heard
the report that the imported marshal
used a brush on his head and a B-iisk
broom on his coat. He did not weigh
more than 100 pounds. 1t was SO ridicu-
lous that in sheer disgust Big Jim, pro-
prietor of the Red Light, proceeded 10
get wild on the worst stuff he had. In
that state he undertook to show some
newly arrived cowboys the sights Of the
town.
Carr had been around enough to know
that his first night was likely to be the
most exciting one in his term Of Office. It
was therefore no surprise when he heard
Big Jims voice ordering the citizens OF
the sidewalks as they were interfering
with the procession.
-4e marshal followed the parade back
to the Red Light and showed his badge
At this sign of riva- authority Big Jim
began TO talk. His remarks We're like
cyclone and were intended to have a cy-
clonic effect on Bait Carr. The officer
crossed the room and looked the windmill
over at close range.
Pears TO me" said the marshal. as
soon as Big jim stopped for breath that
the bolts Of this machine need Tightening
up bit. It's ramshackle; sides, think
the Stats are ketchin too much wind
Guess it's too rattletrap and needs takin'
down"
Big Jim was mighty surprised at this
uncivil talk. Such things had never been
mentioned before in his presence. He
roared like a lassoed bull and reached
out for Bait Cars collar. but his reach
fell short. He just clutehed at the air
as the butt Of the marshals gun landed
between his eyes The big bartender
went to sleep on the floor and Carr turned
to view the crowd over the sights of two
reYolvers.
Just as soon as get to forty, countin'
mentally" said he, ''these dogs will be-
gin to snap and every snap means a
dead fool"
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This country and Venezuela becoming huffy over
the ownership of asphalt lake down in South America
This nation isn't going any old asphalt
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Mark Twain has written funny diary OF Adam in the
Garden Of Eden funny. Considering Mark Twains
recent efforts this is really remarkable.
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The scientists continue to insist that superior to
each time TO prove it.
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James Creeman says that Funston is great The res
of the country believed so but It is glad that AR Creel
man agrees with il.
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-+tft -
EataeT-I wonder what tAe uaete-
with Nelde TINS Dern5ng- Eha asts lzks
ore possessed
-Fother-S1e probably @sT zccs 8
-ew rae CD her anger wbez a3e came
1cE--staSrs-
Tsse home rule g1esssen ssaa wrecked Ehe
ba1asns-sz OF may family.
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When Joe Wheeler said OF Funston q regard him as
f0ndest OF adventure ever met That describes
- -. u.
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z Honrlghous, oph Or.

wish you to know how much good RiPans Tab
ules are doing sent for one package and distributed
them among my friends and neighbors. iney
pronounce them a success. They are the best thnng
/ have ever seen for the stomach Some say they
can not get along without them Others say So 100.
They are going here Ike hot cakes.
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