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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
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CARNEGIE
Is DlNED BY LoNOoN'e WORSHIP
FUL PLUMBERS.
And He Tells Them Many Things
He Had No Authority Fer.


London, Nay 1.-THE freedom of the
Plumbers Company was presented TO An
drew Carnegie today at the Guild hall
in valuable caskeJ of various metals
Replying 10 the presentation address,
Mr.. Carnegie declared he thought IL more
difficult to cOnscientiously distribute
wealth than 10 acquire It. "It is the
swimming tenth and not the submerged
tenth which we can greatly benefit"
said he. ANY satisfaction which he
had derived from his gifts arose from
what he had induced individuals and COM
munities TO give
Il think it will be found" he added.
that far from being a philanthropist
am engaged in making the best bar
gains OF my life For instance, when
New York had been given over a million
pounds for seventy-two libraries. l sue
ceeded in getting a pledge from her that
she would furnish sites and maintain
these libraries forever Her investment
81 hope this may not go across the At
lantic TO alarm her) is greater than mine.
This is not philanthropy It is q clever
stroke of business. ] am open to prop
ositions of a similar character from
cities in any part Of the English speak
ing world.
Mr Carnegie gave numerous instances
of how thorough the investive genius of
Great Britain her "giant child, Amer
ica." owes her present position. adding
that all the English could ever learn
from America never could be compared
with what America received from Eng
land.
Dealing with international reforms, Mr..
Carnegie said that he rcjOiced to say
that over in his day had the American
people and government b5en SO lovingly
inclined towards the Old home at at pres
ent, and never had the patriotism Of the
race. the coming force in international
affairs revealed itself so clearly. He con-
cluded with saying thar the possibility
Of the English speaking peoples killing
each other on the plea of civilized war
fare was banished and that in the event
of a difference mo government on either
side Of the Atlantic could resist the
offer Of the other of arbitration, and it
can scarcely be believed that serious
quarrel can ever arise when that offer
viii not be made by one or the ether"
After the casl1ot had been presented TO
Mr. Carnegie, its key was handed by
the chairman t. Mrs. Carnegie. Ito hold
IN conjunction with the key 20 your
Mrs. Carnegie. Who stood ZIP consider
ably embarrassed and was greeter with
cheers.
When the euiogies of Mr.. Carnesie were
concluded the Worshipful Company Of
Plumbers and their guests adjourned TO
luncheon. az which. among others were
the lord mayor Sir Joseph Dimscale:
Count r. Matspiata. the former Japa-
nese premier and minister Of finance;
Sir Albert kaye Rollitt the former pes
ident Of the London Chamber of Com
merce' several former lord mayors Of
London the lords mayor 81 Leeds and
Liverpool. a dozen mayors of various
towns John r. Carter, second secretary
of the United States embassy. ana sirs.
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Westinrhouse
commons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
PCWrLpE Of limitations Of Diamond DYES.
d. " AhL Ask for and take only Diamond

T. E. Grinstead and family. They seem
much pleased with Oklahoma and will
be here about two weeks.
Mayor Divers is recuperating in Enid,
where he viii remain about a week.
His health is rapidly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Price are now
at home to their friends in their new
and handsome residence on c street
Mr.. Burger. who recently received the
appointment Of Indian farmer has moved
to Cobb
DR. George c. Campbell has returned
from his trip TO Washington, D. c.
Attorney General Roberts, who has
been IN Anadarko several days, an
nounces his candidacy for delegate to
congress. subject to the action OF the
Republican convention at Enid.
Attorneys Mathey and Randolph went
to Apache Monday and secured the re-
lease Of Brakeman Morris who was
charged with shooting the young boy
who died there few days ago.
AnadarlSo is to have band. The
stockholders met recently to incorporate
the company.
A fire alarm was sounded about 3
O'Clock this morning. The new hotel
building was found to be on fire The
blaze was soon extinguished and but
slight damage resulted. Mrs. J. c. Mas
ters VIII have charge of the new hotel
Is soon as it is finished
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cHIckAsHA Is JoYFUL
Over Authority Given to Have School
Building.

Over Authority Given to Have School
Building.
Chickasha. I. T.. May 14-Both houses
of congress have passed a bill which
allows towns in the Indian Territory
which have 1000 population or more to
issue bonds for schools and improve
ments it is not reported that the bill
has been signed by the presideIt as yet,
but there IS no fear that he vii veto it,
In fact il may be considered as already
law
The Chickasha school board has kept
in close touch with the bill since Il was
first introduced and are making arrange
ments 10 act at once in the matter that
We may have adequate buildings for next
seasons school
Mr. D. T. Emerson and Superintendent
Cook left this afternoon on a trip to
Oklahoma City. Guthrie and Shawnee
70 inspect their buildings ard get as
many pointers as possible.
At the last meeting of the school board
Mr. Monical was appointed committee
OF one to confer with the city attorney
snd council in regard TO certain phases
OF the matter
A census of the town must be taken
and an election must be held and if this
carries then there must be bids. selec-
tion of plans requirement Of building
sites and much other work
The school board is working and has
worked faithfully in TINS matter and
now that we arc beginning 20 see day
light hey shocid bc literally and en-
Enthusiastically supported by every citizen
There's no substitute for Hoods Sarsa-
pariila--its merit is peculiar to itself
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MRS JOHN KAHRNG.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

without doubt no man has been
sought bv the musical people " Nienii4
AMI Kansas In goa1rai aa prrsist 1fit
as has Mr ChaE. W Clark. tfe fafnpit
Chicago baritone. Time ana again strnnS
efforts have been made to secure Dim itr
O date in Wichita and Topeka also. as
ueN as Kansas Cifr. bur uitn fro sue
cess THIS tine he ha7 been secured
and viii be here with tha great thicaRo
srnfhonv Orchestra jane 3 Ffank
Pavnc deserves much credit for hls ssc-
cess he securing Air Clark, Who nat
been adding 10 hiF fame since ne Eals
here With the Messiah three wears asy
ard has been 70 Paris, London ard other
European centeFs of frusIe during ile
past winter g. sing ia concerts ltd i1.i-
vidual song recifai= IT, nr@as 20 -1-
PRODUCTION - Wichita which VIII n1t
miss this opporiunity 90 hear him tlatt
IS unlikely 20 nfcaT again SOON
The isost conservative preFs In f.f world
concerning American Freailfie rau1riaiIF
- that m paris. France Ihe icilpH ies
81 q translation from hrt ft it a1ie
af parla aflef one = ar- tharifr M.
Cia1ks appearanle there eefiHf The last
winter.
-Mr CLARK 81 mlrveieas baritone.
whose rer1fatiln ia universal ln frt
and rot - rafss afhcrs uhD aFr c1ue
here f.fafe. Sic rars ln tUeiisa From p
ana German. te fhe great rafiria Goa
~ cosmopolitan ardiflee
The Ie HonEe Musical - fara air1
falI the foli9WinE
rrhe aork - 80 fhf g,hrr aFsif'f raa
r-astfr enhanced ~ SIR Chas Ears
orc ~ fhe anesf of American sirseis
whose volcs f. powerful anf genrreu
Thr reaf aaie - fluseFitfFs ffG ff-
urlav rsorilT at raa HefrieE herre
D-8r cots. 81 aeieck arf Ir Iavre
states thst ne ore ~li e,slief
% afa1d ln Eae De- haFlra Tr Hirr.
- n 7s sareserfnl wl e. amel Isl
Eglctfa Trs general Naf er agaes
Tsrsisr mel1E NaV hEe
ur-fH ere helrs nase fe rar sri
f-afa frofa H-elErst sisr fru tta-
field Tbs q reahtseiF fr
fssrr fhat Ea-szs Esr s-rr trrf
enraza e. ffaf faa ttrm na ~
81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
FOUND DEAD IN GRANARY
John Watts Dies AFTER Protracsea
spree at Enid

Enid. . T. Nav 1.-THE Wave gives
the details of the death Of John Watts.
after several days overindulgence in
liquor. as follows
John Watts. who lives on a rented farm
ten miles west OF Kremlin. was found
dead in his sranary sunday morning.
Watts came q Enid last Wednesday and
stayed there uutn Saturday evening. in
dulgins Ia the aowiag bowl considerably.
He was seen here last Saturday evening
about O'Clock. During the three days
he save several checks en- the Bank of
Enid. which were bogus. but he fixed
the check matter UP al satisfactorily.
IL seems that when he reached home.
cutie late at night. the family had re-
tirOd He unhitehed the team, placed the
horses in tie barn and removed The col
lar from one of them. otherwise the har-
ness was found on the horses intact IA
the morning.
In the eranary by his side was found
q bucket of water II is surmised that
upon arrtving IT home he took a big
drink ~ water. which made him sick
az The stomach. when he laid down IN
the granaf- until he would feel better
But it seems the Ersm messenger came
along ami t2ok him ever 20 the Inys-
tcrious beyond Both hands we're found
closed in a tight srip and extended up
close q his head
Coroner Roberts was summoned and :
Jury was smpaneiied sooa after his az
rival, III company with Deputy Sheriff
Clark The jury wes conpesei ~ = C.
Moserman +. J Huiirg =. r. Rail. A L
lincoln J. G. Humphrey and NJ +. Hun
ter The Family and friends - the de-
ceased objected to p possunrtera exausi-
nation. hence. the jury returned 8 vtr-
aict % tf5s erect that the deccased had
come to his death fram q cause n yhs
Jurors unknown.
Jehn Watts vas absut & years old.
was married and We thc father ~ ntae
childrea the -snaierity - whom are euite
small he was a member Of the kreu-
An lalse J. O. t. F.
Tile funeral occurred this afternoon
and burial IL the Carrier cemetery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
SITUATION SERIOUS
AT ST. VINCENT

eeedod Quickly. At O'Clock in the even
ing an immense. column OF steam issued
from the crater and lasted untn mid
night.
Terrific explosions followed on Wednes-
day morning and al o'clock there was
another sudden violent escape OF steam.
This ssccnded for three hours. when
other material was elected
~ noon three craters appeared % open
and began 70 venlit iava. Six streams at
once ran down the SIDES OF the noun
tains. making an awful scene.
The mountain labored heavily for hait
an hour after the appearance OF the lava
Fire flashed around the edges OF the
crsters and there were tremendous de-
tonations III succession, and rapidly
merging into continuous roar
This lasted through Wednesday night
and until Friday morning. The thunder
ings Of the volcano were heard through
out the caribbean sea.
The eruption began Wednesday. A huge
cloud in a dark and dense column
charged with volcanic matter. rose TO q
height of eight miles from the mountain
tor. Darkness like midnight descended
and the sulphurous air was laden with
dust.
A brief rain followed. a rain OF faviI-
laisconae. rocks and stones. There were
bright flashes. numerous and marvelously
rapid. These with laundering. the noun
tain shocks. the earthquake roar. the
lava and falling stones created a scene OF
horror. Large areas Of cultivation have
been buried beneath the volcanic mat
ter.
On the Windward coast seven planta-
tions are totally destroyed. Nothing
green is visible.
Sixteen hundred and twenty deaths are
already reported. There are 16T cases IN
the hospital at Georgetown under treat
ment
The deaths have been caused chiefly by
sunocation by the sulphurioUs gases,
lightning and burning lava masses Few
OF the cases in the hospital are likely 70
recover. The crew of H. NJ 5. Indefati-
guable buried thirty peasants found dead
on the Owia estate, north OF Saufriere.
\ new crater is reported formed on
the Richmond estate near the seashore.
The country districts on the windward
coast are listered with dead bodies.
Kingston, the capital and the whole
population, are safe. There have been
no accidents or deaths. Clouds Of dust
are-STowing over the city, however. The
Royal mail steamer Wear, is transport
ing food ana water 10 the Leeward
coasts, sailing vessels proceed to the
Windward coast on the same occasion.
Doctors and nurses have gone 70 the
scene Of distress The majority of the
corpses being found are covered with
ashes decomposed and hardly approach
able. The dead are being buried in
trenches, thirty in each.
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$4,000 NEED FOOD
Refugees ThrOnging TO Fort DE
France in Great Distress.

Washington. May 14.-The navy depart
ment this morning received a number of
messages bearing on the Martinique dis
aster. Lieutenant B =. Mccormick
commanding the Potomac seut the fol
lowing from Fort de France, dated yes
terday:
Inhabitants St. Pierre, sixteen vessels.
totally destroyed. Surrounding villages
uninhabitable Island covered with de-
struction. Ashes within five miles of
Fort de France. Provisions needed for
$4,000 refugees within ten days. Donated
extra stores. Inform commandant at
San Juan"
Commander Mclean, Of the Cincinnati.
cabled from Fort de France under today 5
date, as followsi
Arrived at st. Pierre this morning
Came here message, assisting govern
ment Martinique News disaster St Vim
cent; have sent Potomac. VIII follow If
necessary
Admiral Barker commandant of the
Brooklyn navy yard, telegraphed as fol-
lows:
Bulk freight removed from Buffalo
She can sail at any time with two hours
notice"
Secretary Hay today received the fol
lowing cablegram from Consul Ayne, in
answer to the secretary's inquiry as to
whether fresh water and supplies are
needed:
Water not needed. but food imperative
for 50050 refugees. I have cabled this to
the governor of Porto Rico. answering his
query as to what was wanted. 1 shall
stay here to distribute supplies. The
Cincinnati is here"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
An UneQuald Record.
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COMPOUND
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Paine's Celery Compound can with
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it has been successful in overcoming and
banishing treacherous and long standing
diseases and aimeEts.
The great work Of disc ase baRishing
and life saving so happily accomplished
by Paines Celery COMPOUND has not been
confined 10 any particular class Of people.
Al ranks and conditions Of our popula-
tion-amongst which are found city toll
ers, hard working farmers, business men,
capitalists, clergymen, lawyers. physi-
clans. and legislators owe their lives and
present good health TO the curing virtues
Of Paine's Celery Compound.
No other medicine in the world today
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" indorsed by our best people as Paine's
Celery Compound. II truly deserves all
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Nav is the great month for recuperat-
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the necessity of using Paine's Celery
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15

On which ex-Pros:dent sam embarked
Yesterday morning. is still in the haroor
oL-Pcrt au Prince. She was 70 have
sailed yesterday, bat was detained hy the
French minister, II. Deprez She viii re-
main here until . foreign Warship reaches
Bort au Prince The absence Of a foreign
wdTsnip IS ca1-t-g great une2si1eSs n
the foreiga colony here.
After the enbarkationr Of General Sam.
al the political prisoners here were re-
leased and last NIGHT they. Tyth groups
of drunken soldiers. paradeG the streets
Shots were fred from time 70 time and i
was feared that the ulundeEins OF stores
and residences would follow TIE proEls-
ional government constituted b. II. Bois-
rold Canal, q former president IS al
tempting TO control the situation but
General Saint Fox CoHn. the clssTict
ccmman nGer; General Kebr2u. the calieI
II magistrate, are the only officials Who as]-
pear TO be exercising autchrity Tfey
formed q corps of respeCtab~ citizfas
yesterday evening and succeeded 81 us
arming most Of the dangerous characters
As d result the night was mich qulfter
than it would otherwise have been.
kingston. jamaica May 1.-THE pro
visional government in HaFti, which was
esta biished by Boisroud Camel former
president of Hayti has pardoned the
Haytien exiles il Jamaica, who are ar
ranging to charter a steamer ana pro-
ceed to Port -Au Prince at the earliest
opportunity According 10 reliable IL
formation which has reached here there
win be q continuation OF the present
serious trouble IN Ifayti The party sup
porting r. Fouchard in his claim TO the
presidency OF Eoyti is determined TO
make an effort to set into power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
LIKE BELCHlNG CANNON
Souffiere Can bt Heard for Over a
FIundred NILES.

Castricr. Island ~ s.. Lucis. Tuesday.
tlay 1G-The Solfriere volcano en the
Island n st. Vincent e stui 80 desirgc-
tive eruption A teiri1u canonade can Pc
heard hundred miles away The re-
ports are followed by columns q smoke
rising mites 81 The air. Immense balls ~
coiared fire airo issue from the crater.
Lightning is playing ferceiy N the gfler
SKY ari the whole northerln part of the
Island IS one mass ~ travelling flame
Il IS impossible 70 reach the burning eis-
trict hy land rs sea. and there are 10
means of estimating the destruction
wrought t0 life ARD property
Kinestos. the capital II s. vincent
Is suu safe ihonsh showers = ashes and
pebbles arc costinlaIv faning
The volcano itsef IS inyiucioie-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
KATY To BUILD
EXTENSIONS IN
THE TERRITORY
Five Million Dollars Borrowed
to Do the Work.
MORTGAGES ARE FILED
One Line VIII Extend From
Guthrie to Stevens.
ARE FILED

Guthrie, 0. T.. May 14-The Missouri.
Kansas and Oklahoma railroad today
fled with the secretary OF state here a
mortgage for 100000, which is TO be
used in the construction OF three lines
Of railroad IN Oklahoma, covering a dis
tance Of go miles The Central TS>st
company of New York is mortgage
and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad company guarantor. The mort
gage is composed of first mortgage per
cent gold bonds of 81, 600 each, payable in
forty years, and was authorized at a
meeting Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas directors in New York on January
IA last. The first of the new lines TO
be built extends from Guthrie to Stevens,
J. T.; the second from oklahoma City
to a point on line No. /, and the third
from point on line No. L in the Usage
nation TO Wybark, l. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
HOLDS UP A CoNGREssMAN.

AT the end of the compaign." writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con
gresham, from overwork, nervous ten
sion, loss of sleep and constant speaking
l had about utterly collapsed. It seemed
that all the organs in my body were out
Of order, but three bottles of Electric Bit
ters made me all right It's the best all
around medicine ever sold over = drug
gists counter" over worked, rundown
men and weak. sickly women gain splen-
did health and vitality from Electric BIT
ters. Try them. Only soc. Guaranteed by
Gehring's Pharmacy
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Herald Gives Flour.

vr-shfnafor NAY If-sfrretarv Bro'
to.lav accerfet the ofer - Louis kiefsch
- The Cfrlstlah fzeraid. ts sad loo f1r-
rcls - aour ~ the -iaTtinl1re sufftrfFa
ard directed thsf fhe nolr - carrie3 or
-e-aHeat tranrgoft 60 IRE slrexs-
f.ss-derr The cTer :8 Fend fuerfr
s-efrea nurses wHi ret hs aecertea rrtIi
+ s- srrar ehafrer ftrr ufi &C. rsa1ai
pope Er-0 CUsTRfHCTE.s
Hu zfsr 1E-Tha rf has c1rfrtr-ii
- re ts tae frf rg rlrrl fr
~ rrli-f - fte s-eerc-e p n tfe Mar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
NEWS AT ANApARKo
While There Attorney General Rob-
berts Announced His Candidacy.

AnadarlIo May 1s-8liss NurieI Covert
IS visiting friends IN E Reno.
Herman. the two-months-old babe -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Opel. died Friday
evening. The funeral was held Sat
Erday
Miss Bessie Campbell daughter of DR..
Campbell of Lawton has been visiting
the family Of Editor shaw of the DEM
oerat
Miss EsteH Reid Of the Tribune force
baee goodbye % "a large circle OF friends
saturday morning. Her future homo
VII be in Chicago
Mr. 3 IT. Grinstead and wife or RIDGE
way, Mo.. are visiting their son Mr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15
WANTS OKLAHOMA FACTS
Government Asks Speed to Secure
Affidavits From Cattlemen.

Guthrie. O. T.. May I4-I-n ted States
Attorney Speed of oklahoma today re-
ceived instructions from the department
of Justice al Washington 20 secure affi-
davits throughout Oklahoma from cattle
growers and consumers Of beef to show
the relation Of the price of the live animal
90 the price Of the finished product for the
use of the department in the inyeatiga-
tion 90 the alleged packers combine, or
n.af f--rfaf
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WHAT THIN FOLKS NEED

is a greater power Of digesting and
assimnatlng food. For them DR. Kings
New Life Pills work wonders. They tone
and regulate the digestive organs.
gently expel all poisons from the system.
enrich the blood, improve appetite. make
healthy flesh. only 25c at Gehrings
nharmacv
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Frisco Nearing Hobart.

Guthrie, O. r.. May 1.-THE Frisco
Pailroad company has completed its ex-
tension toward Vernon. Tex. TO a point
six miles southwest from Corden o. T.
and is nearing Hobart O. r.. where
connection viii be made with the Rock
Island from Chickasha. which has hith-
erto held fun and undisputed sway over
that entire country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15

Kingston. Jamaica. May 1i-Tne British
schooner Psyche viii represent Great
britain az Havana at the inauguration Of
The Cuban republic May e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-15

Mrs. Augusta Boettoher. 500 Emerald
avenue. Chicago. H., writes.
"From youth vas troubled with
Isucorrhoea, which grew worse and
as a result OF hard work, contracted
stubborn case of Inflammation CT the
womb. ! tried several doctors but
get no better Upon the advice Ct
friends began the use Of Peruna. !
tcok nine bottles Of this far-famed
medicine, Peruna, and after many
fr1itlcss enoeaVors have finally re-
gained my health. can =eeommend
Feruna TO every person"
MRS. AUGUSTA BoETTcHER.
Mrs. John Kahring. Gldden. WIS.
writes
II thank Or. Hartman and Pcruua next
to God for my health, and whenever and
wherever have an opportunity viii rec
ommend Peruna. and I shall never De
without it in my house. for J know ly
experience that il is a good medicine
without which one should not De es-
perieuce no pain as usual before menstr1-
alton. and feel great change iu my COM
dition. AS / can DO ms oNn houscwork.
May God keep you for lons time To help
suffering mankind
MRS. JOHN KAHRING.
Women are subject 10 pelvic catarrh.
This condition has been called ail SORTS
Of names and s. often referred g. under
the general phrase. female diseases
Peruna cures thc1e cases.
Peruua cures them because e cures ca
+a~rfs wherever located
The nature of most of these ailments is
catarrhal
catarrh IS liable 10 attack any organ ef
tho body.