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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-06
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Grand Circuit Races.


Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 5.-The feature
OF the closing days racing at Oak Park
was the special race between Alert and
Anaconda, for purse of 5000, winner
take all. Prince Alert won the first and
third heats and the money. In the first
heat Anaconda was headed all around the
ring. The second heat proved a surprise
The horses got away after scoring twice
and when half way up the stretch Dick
erson began driving with Anaconda and
he quickly pasesd Prince Alert. winnig
by over length. Upon request Of Mr.
Demarest. Curry was placed behind
Prince Alert in the third heat. Anaconda
soon went TO the front and maintained
this position all the way around, until
the stretch was reached, when Prince
Alert let out a kink and came up even.
Then for time the horses travelled as il
being driven as a pair. Inch by inch
Prince Alert gained on his plucky rival
and when the wire was reached Anacon-
das' nose was tapping Alerts sulky. This
race was one Of the best of the week.
Prince Alert was the favorite in the bet
ting.
2l3 pace, $1.5O0-Prince Direct won in
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RIOS. THE FANATIC
Attacked LagumanOc and
WantOnIy Murders.
HE WAS CAUGHT IN TOWN
By ConStabulary Who Deal
Ample Punishment.

Manila. Sept. 5.-Rios. a fanatic leader
of the natives in the province Of Tayab,
Luzon, attacked the town of Lagumanoc
September 3, at the head Of thirty rife
men and $50 men armed with bolos. The
band wantonly killed two women and one
girl and wounded several other persons.
A detachment from the native constabu-
larry arrived unexpectedly at Lagumanoc
while Rios men were still there. They
attacked and routed the bandits killing
several of Rios followers and have
rounded up 200 men. many Of whom are
suspected of completely in the attack on
Lagumanoc. The guilty ones among the
700 men VIII be picked out and the re
mainder set at liberty.
One of Rios lieutenants. who was cap
tured. said Rios was a direct descendant
Of God and that it was beyond the power
of man TO injure him.
The constabulary have also captured
one of Rios main strongholds.
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DEAD FROGS.
Were Killed by Coffee.

15-1000ths Of a single grain of caffeine
from coffee. viii Kill frog OF dmoderatc
size. The frogs die Of general paralysis
following violent tetanic commissions.
Falack. Stuhlmann, Brill, JOhansen.
Leven and other famous scientists and
Investigators have repeatedly proven It,
This same aIkaloid caffeine. a powerful
cerebro-splnsl stimuiant and diuretic irri-
tant was originally discovered In ls20
Eight years later theme was discovered
in tea and the two drugs were afterwards
proven TO be identical. Caffeine in coffee
causes the sleeplessness. increased fire.
quency Of the pulse. tremulopsness Il
heart. and frequent urination noticed
after drinking strong coffee. This ex-
plains the cause Of the nervous diseases
that frequently como 70 regular coffee
and tea drinkers The drug slowly and
surely poisons the system and finally
brings on some form Of fixed disease
ike valvular heart disease. dyspepsia.
kidney complaint o. some other. unless
the person is strong enough 10 stand up
against the drug.
Practically every steady coffee OF tea
drinker shows some form or incipisug
disease. Ask anyone you know and you
viii seldom ind one entirely vel.
where's the use IN slugging and drug
ging the poor old body until g fotters
and trembles with diseased nerves.
Can't quite
i IS che - the easiest things y5u ever
tired 20 CO = you VII have Postum Foed
Coffee made right and served hot with
good cream and sugar There Is the deep
seal brown 4 rich coffee that turns n
golden brown when cream = sdded- Theu
the flavor Is unique. all IFS own Try T.
ten days CT two weeks and your dys-
repssa viii either leave OF shew good
Signs % leaving, ard your heart ard
pulse Be stronger than FOR leaE zine
hack L Is one q the mos- delicious seq
satlons known TO seei returning health
ard vigor
Health makes heaven serr % earrh.
end people can have Il 4 shey ~fl h4t
Eve az nature intended
Quit co7ee ard use Tie food beverage.
Postum CoGes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-06
CHICAGO TAX DODGERS
Indicted for Conspiracy and Fraud by
Grand Jury.

Chicago, Sept. 5.-Indictments were re-
turned in Judge Cheuains court today
against four men implicated in the
Masonic Fraternity Temple association
tax-fxing scandal which has taken up
the time of a special grand jury all week
and which county officials believe will
result in unearthine a conspiracy syste-
uatically TO mulct the county of humid
reds Of thousands Of dollars of taxes an
nualIy. The men against whom true bills
were returned are: Luke Wheeler,
charged with forgery and conspiracy to
defraud.
Captain Edwin Williams, manager Of
the Masonic Temple charged with ut
tering a forged instrument and with con
spiracy.
James B. Hoy. conspiracy to defraud.
John J. Healy, Jr., conspiracy to de-
fraud the county.
According to the testimony given be-
fore the grand jury it is supposed that
Wheeler was the leader in the alleged
conspiracy. Some time ago it was dis
covered that an entry of paid had been
forged opposite an item of nearly S27, 600
On the lax NdEIduL DOOh OF the county
treasurer. Michael G. Walsh gave testi-
mony before the grand jury to the effect
that the Temple association wished TO
issue several hundred thousand dollars
worth of new bonds to improve its finan-
ciaI condition, but that because the build
ing had been sold once before for taxes
trust companies would not float the bonds
unles sthe property was free from lien.
1t was alleged that brides were offered to
county employees TO make the forged
entry and that Luke Wheeler was the
go between. Wheeler at present is miss
ing Captain Williams was arrested last
Saturday and gave gond for 5000 for his
appearance. The grand jury in connec-
ton with the Masonic Temple case has
investigated a number of alleged forged
notes put out by Wheeler purporting to
come from the influential business firms
OF this city. The testimony before the
investigating body was to the effect that
whether he said he received the notes for
taking care" of property and interests
of the state board of equalization when
that body made tax assessments.
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NATIONAL LETTER CARRIERS
Pass Resolutions Sympathizing With
the Strikers.

the Strikers.
Denver. Col, Sept. 5-The National Let
ter Carriers association elected officers
today and chose Syracuse as the next
meeting place. President ]. c. Keller of
Cleveland, O., was reelected, receiving
75s votes to 2O7 for B. ]. Curtin of Lynn.
Mass. and 10 for A. J. Kitchener OF ST.
Louis.
For vice president the vote stood: A c.
Mcfarland. Des Mones, 594; NJ. F. Fin
nan, Bloomington. 4ss
E J. Cantwell was reelected secretary
without opposition. For treasurer. the
vote stood: G. W. Butterfeld, Bay City.
Mich, So; E Devine. Chicago, 55S; A.
Mcdonald. Grand Rapids, Mich. s. AS a
majority of all the votes is required 10
elect. another vote will be necessary for
this Office. During the day changes were
made in the insurance department TO
make il a purely fraternal order. Reso-
lutions were. adopting endorsing the work
Of President Keller in presenting matters
to congress, re-endorsing the salary bill
now pending before congress; positively
indorsing every union label; appropriat-
ing 500 for the use Of the striking an
thracite coal miners and recommending
voluntary contribution Of not less than
50 cents from each member Of the asso-
citation for the same object.
4 telegram was sent President Roose-
welt expressing ratification at his escape
from serious injury In the recent accident
The thanks OF the convention were ex-
pressed TO Commissioner Preston Of Bos-
ton. and Cenator Beveridge Of Indiana
for their consistent support
Tonight the delegates were entertained
ar q smoker
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LIKE HER OLD SELF
THE STORY or A GIRL ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
Both She and Her Mother Are Enthu-
siastic Over a Wonderful Event
in Their Lives.

Miss Maud e Gable, OF Chico. Butte
county, California. is a bright. vivacious
girl Of fifteen, with the glow Of health
I in her cheeks. a few months ago. how
ever, she was sick and weakly. How this
wonderful change came about is best told
in the words OF her mother. Mrs. Rose
Cable, who says:
My daughter was in a miserable state
Of health and I feared she could not live.
II began with irregularity in the natural
| functions Of her sex, accompanied by Sc
we're headaches. heart and stomach trou-
BILE. and finally she broke down entirely
The doctor said she had anaemia, which
he said meant that her blood had turned
to water.
The pain in her head was so severe
that she was hardly able to bear il: her
stomach so weak that she could eat moth
I ing but soup. Her liver was congested
and torpid. her nerves all unstrung, and
her complexion jus: like a dead person 3
She grew worse in spite OF the doctor :
care and finally her hands and feet be
gan 10 swell.
An advertisement in the papers led
me TO have her try DR.. Williams Pink
pills for Pale People and she began TO
feel better almost Immediately upon TAX
ing them. She grew better every day
When she had taken them two weeks she
had gained eight pounds. and fourteen
by the time she had taken FIVE boxes
Her color has come back and she looks
like her old self She has gone TO work
again.
Il feel very grateful for what Dr. Wiz
liams Pink Pills have done for her. for
am sure they saved her life"
Anaemia is not the only disease which
succumbs to the potent influence Of d..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
They are an unfailing specific for such
diseases as lccomotor ataxia. partial par
alysis. ST. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neural
gia, rheumatism. nervous headache. the
after-effects Of the grip. palpitation er
the heart. pale and salIow compleXiOhs
and all forms Of weakness, either in
male or female They are sold by an
druggists. OF direct from Or. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady. n Y. Price,
so cents per box; six boxes $50.
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ORDINANCE No 800

fADtirNcl SeffcfnnEr q. lFs
An Ordnance Making the General Tax
Levy for the Current Fiscal Year A. u.
1862
Re 81 Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men ~ the city ~ Wichita. sedgwlck
County. Kansas.
Section ! That q tax % i've Gl mills
on the dollar. according 20 the assessed
valuation thereof be- and thf same -
hereby levie-. on property subject ca tax
alton IN the city n Wichita. kansas for
general revenue purposes lor The current
fiscal year
Sec. O. That q tax 81 six 90 mills on
the dollar. according % che assessed vaiu-
alton thereof. Zee. and rise Same is hereby
levied on aR property subject 20 taxation
IN ti4e city OF Wichita kansas for SEN
eral Improvement purposes Except sever
and specalsJ for the current nscal year.
See. g That a tax 90 eight el mills on
the dollar. according to the asseasrd val
uation thereof De-. and thf same is hereby
levied or ai property subject ~ taxation
IN the city 81 Wichita. Kansas. Tor the
payment ~ bonds and interest coupons
maturing and Co become duc on the bond
81 Indebtedness % the said city far the
current FISCAL year
Sec. s That O. tax ~ two % mills IN
the dollar. according 20 the sessssed sale
uafi0n thereof. De- end fhe same "a hereby
levied On all property subject g. taHa-
ton ia the city ~ Wichita. Kansas. for
the purpose ~ paFlnr for che paving =
areas ~ street intsrsectiars ip said city
OF 81, ichha Kansas. for the current hHcal
~-.r~
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C0LORkDO'S UNIQUE IDEA
viii Have Permanent Special Adj
yerfisfng Train

Denver, Sept. 5.-The executive COM
mittee of the Colorado Exposition train
has issued a prospectus of the enter
pany to advertise Colorado by means CT
a special train of five massive cars, es-
peciany constructed and equipped for the
purpose. This train will be sent out from
Denver next January to travel through
out the country and during the world s
fair at st. Louis it will be a part Of the
Colorado exhibit. It is proposed to make
the train a permanent travelling exposi-
ton Of the resources and advantages of
this state and the entire west.
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FARLEY FOR ARCHBISHOP
His Nomination for New York Pro-
vince Confirmed BY Pope.

Rome, sept 5--The pope has confirmed
the appointment Of the Rt Rev John u.
Farley, the auxiliary archbishop OF New
York. In succession 10 the late Archbishop
Corrigan and of the RI Rev. Geo n.
Montgomery. bishop Of Los Angeles. Cal.
VIM. Rordan. archbishop OF san Fran
cisco the latter with The right Of success
sion.
Archbishop Riordan is expected to De
i'm Rome shortly. both the pope and the
papai secretary az state. Cardinal Ram
polls, desiring verbal information regard
ms the pious fund question now before
the International court OF arbitration at
The Hague
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GOLD DUS =
CITY IN BRIEF.

Charles Parrot returned from Ottawa
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Bowers and children returned
from Colorado yesterday.
George E. Campbell has returned from
Colorado much improved in health.
Rev. NJ. W. Gibson has returned from
Virginia and Will occupy his pulpit Sun
day.
Bert Maxwell. Allen Larken are spend
ing their vacation on a farm with friends
near Maize.
Mr. William Throckmorton. with fam
n.y. have returned from their summer
outing in Colorado.
Mrs ]. E. Liggett was taken to the st.
Francis hospital, where she will undergo
a surgical operation.
Mr. E. P. Hill and daughter. Miss
Leotice. returned yesterday. after
months visit in Iowa and Minnesota.
Miss Martha Kendrick has returned to
Salina where she is a teacher in music
in St Johns military institute. She
spent the summer visiting friends in
Wichita and in Colorado.
Mrs Mary H. Hutchinson is quite i'll at
the home of Judge Ruggles, 1l44 North
Wichita street. Mrs. Hutchinson will be
glad TO meet any of her friends. especially
the old settlers of Wichita.
Mrs. Vareen Ball. deputy supreme pres
ident of the Select knights and Ladies.
from Kansas City, is in the city in the
interest of this subordinate lodge, and is
working for the order. Peace Legion
Milo R. Meredith and wife will return
to their home in Indiana today after Wis
iting five weeks in the west. Mr.. Milo
Meredith is the brother of George w.
Meredith of this city. He is great COM
mander of the Maccabees of his state.
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IRISH TO PROTEST.
Against the Extension Of Grimes Act
Over Five Counties

over I've ouEtlfN.
Dublin. Sept Sat the public meeting
convened here today BY the lord mayor %
Dublin to protest against the recent pro-
olamation OF the crimes act in Eve Irish
counties. IT was resolved 10 hold a de-
m0nstration IN Phoenix Park. September
Il
The vote on this resolution was received
with shouts Of we shall be bludgeoned.
a. in 1891
John Redmond. leader u the Irish party
IN the house Of commons. denounced the
proclamation Of the Crimes act as a
gross ana wicked outrage worked an the
within 81 despol and gang OF absentee
landlords
That proclamation IS a lie said 8lr.
Redmond. "In the whole civilized world
there Is no city 50 free from crime as in
Dublin
The only way % meet this proclamation.
he said - % make the political situa-
ton in ireland too hot Tor these men. Let
them create fierce agitation ard Dublin
VIII rise Up as one man 70 Join the ruited
Irish i.s que and make % as poverrrl and
menacins % British misrule as the Land
league was twenty years sso
john Dillon. Nationalist member o. The
house u commons. approved The rr0ro-
sails made oy SIR Redmond re DE-
scribed The prociamauou as aadacity aud
rlnlanisn. and declared there Vas more
crime b. Belfast liz one month fban .n
Dublin 81 five years Bet would Belfast
De proclaimed. De- asked
Mr Dillon szid George Wyndham- chisf
secretary for lreiard. was Slowly eescend
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straight heats. Time 2:09 Il; 2:os; 2:os.
Olive Wood. Home Circle Jesse II.
Tommy Nc and Piccollo also staHed.
PIG pace. g. oOo-Scley Pointer won third
fourth. and fifth heats and race Time.
2:oS1k; 2:11 IA; 211 Dandy Chimes won
first and second heats; time. 2:09i1; 2:oS1k
Miss willamount Burck Thorne. Prin 3.
st. Rega and Mary Anna also started.
Match race. pacing. purse $1,000; two in
three-Prince Alert. b. g. by
Crown Prince-T1l Oemarest-
curry
Aona Pickerson) ............ 2 .
Anaconda. b. g., by Knight. by
Time by quarters: First mile: 81; I:O2
IA; .3Sls: 2:03 IA.
Second mile: 3Olz; 1:01; 1:33: 2:N.
Third mile: 3O14; 1;O2; 1:s4; 2:O41s.
2:14 pace. S1.5o0-Bed Worth Jr.. won
in straight heats. Time. 2:l0lz; 2:oS1z /.
2:oss4- Junius, Little Sphinx, Brown
Heels and Dora Delpha also started.
2:O9 pace. 1880. each heat a race-Major
Delmar won in straight heats. Time.
2:Os2.: 2:lO IA; 2:1O IA. Lord Vincent,
Border. Palm Leaf. Eleata. Waubun also
started.
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PILES. PILES.

I see the papers are run Of ads q
Pile saves and medicine In cure piles
Now. while 1 have no money TO throw
away. vet ! VIII give one hundred dol
lars 20 anyone who VIII cure case q
Piles with any Of the advertised medi-
cine.
Wal also give enc hundred dollars for
n case OF piles / cannot cure, and with
out knife lgature and caustio. ard you
need not pay me dollar until the cure
IS completed At home every Saturday.
Tive hundred names for reference.
nR- CLEVELAND. Anthony. Kan.
s6-sat-tf
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ISAFFpeAAL pRISONER
Kid Curry Turned over TO TneIe sam
for Trial

KnuErlli.. Teln-. sept s.-Ha-ey lo-
gan ailas KID Cl-rT. me alleged rns
leader n the Great So-rhern train rob
berry e. zhirh 81 - Terfh - urslEnee
Noztsua bark hffs Eere steien. rzs BEEN
termed ever u fhs FEDERAL zasaerttes-
Judes seed - fhs es-cai- rcarf havfrs
rlIes that fhe rnlted ;ssfes aafror.t.es
Er1er ar aEreerueat that fnev se.ld 7af
- se- state fsr f-tal
Logan car noE - trie3 sar Asfiag ~
zEn1 aark ncses RI hiH passesslea- ard
or tn charge q h4ztng ,ofse1 III nsrlss
g bzzk o@zes4ls % thez
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Mrs. Winslom.s soothlno svrun.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOF'TENS the GUMS, ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC 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 five cents a bottle.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet
Saturday, September 6, at room 2os, Sedg-
wick block. All members try to be pres
ent.
The F. L. c. young ladies' club will en-
terrain their gentlemen friends at the
home of Miss May Jones. 1880 North Law
renee. next Wednesday evening.
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TO HUNT THE LION
President Roosevelt Preparing for a
Real Pleasure.

President Roosevelt Preparing for a
Real Pleasure.
Denver. Colo. Sept. 5.-President Roose-
welt will engage in another lion hunt in
Colorado the latter part Of this month
Rev. J. Walter Sylvester Of Albany. y.
Y. is authority for this statement. Mr..
Sylvester is now in the city and was 10
have been one Of the presidents hunt
ing party, but is compelled TO be in New
York next week and will not be able 70
participate in the lion hunt He said,
however, that the noted guide John Cot.
who served the president on his last trip
in the White river country, has received
word to prepare for another visit Of the
president this month.
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uaekey Returning 10 America.

New YORK sept Clarence H 1fackay
has -aued Tor New YORK on the Teutonic
10 take Up TIE duties II president q TIE
Commercial Cable company. cables the
London correspondent or the Herald. he
said the management % TIE company viii
be continued OF present Inca
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He DIED AT i07
One OF CALIFORNIA; Noted Primitives
Passes Away.

Santa Monica. Cal. Sept martin
Ruiz. whose years made him one Of CAL
ifornia's remarkable men. is dead at his
home on Thirteenth street, aged l07. He
was born in the state OF Chihuahua, Mex
leo. IN 17s5.
Ruiz's faculties were wonderfully pre-
served and up 10 the time Of his death
he was an interested and intelligent citi-
zen. he leaves a large number CT de-
scendents. extending 70 the fourth gen
Grafton.
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N|t'INN NI NfIF III y
Wichlta. KIM Sent 5 ID


Wichita. Kan. Sept. 8. 1902
Sealed proposals viii be received az this
Office for the building. construction and
furnishing Of all materials for sewers IN
Sewer District 40. 8 OF this city. accord
Ing 10 plans and specihca lions. depths
and gradients as set forth and now open
TO inspection in the Office Of the city en-
gineer.
An approximate amount Of material re-
quired is given here The same. however.
is subject 10 change;
100 feet OF S-inch sewer pipe.
manholes
II observation holes.
] flush tank.
Bids must be fled in the clerks once
on or before September Is. 1902. Bids must
be accompanied by certified check In
the sum Of $500. payable 10 the city Of
Wichita. as guarantee Of good faith.
also. the successful bidder shall enter
into bonds in double the amount OF the
contract price.
The mayor and council reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids.
se-3t J. L. LELAND. city clerk.
Sealed Bids.
once OF City Clerk.
Wichita. Kan. Sept. 8. 1902.
Sealed bids viii be received for con-
struction Of cement sidewalk and curb
ing as advertised in the Wichita Daily
Eagle OF August o. 1902. until T. O'Clock.
m. Sept. 10. 1902.
ss-st J. l. LELAND. City Clerk.
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Sealed Bids.
BOARD OF STRATEGY.
Drawing Up Plans for the Inland
Msneuvers.

Drawing Up Plans for the Inland
Maneuvers.
Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 5.-The board 81
strategy, which has been sitting IT the
department Of the Missouri all week. has
finally completed its labors after drawing
up general plan for the instruction Of
the soldiery to be assembled az Fort
Riley. which has received Major General
Bates approval
The scheme contemplate first ~ all
preliminary work b. both regular col
oilers and national euardsmen. This wll
precede any opposition u forces and wll
include Instruction By regiments advance
and rear guards and outposts-
Later tho forces VIII DO divided ard
different problems Of contact viu Do Of
fe7ed for solution. Most ~ the known
exIgencies n battle and chances % mar
ual conflict viii DO dealt with 10 these
problems.
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Department store Assigns.

Harrlsburg. Pa. sept s.-Edgar '.
E.nstein * Co. proprietors Of large de-
partment store. have made an Assignment
The liabilities are given as slIzooo ard the
assets SCI. 30. The firm has been IN bust
ness Tor fifty years The creditors are
said TO number So. the largest being n
New York and Philadelphia.