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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
4 BOSTON LADY
Is MaPVelOuSlJ Restored to Per-
feet Health.
Paine's Celery Compound
Vas Her DeIiverer from Nervous
Prostration. Insomnia, Mental
Depression. and Weakness
Of Her Digestive
Organism.
= Special Flessage for Comfort
for Sick and Desroadent
Women.


Mrs. F. L. Bernbardt, go Newbury
street. Boston, Mass, found herself ir
an extremely perilous condition. OF
health after d surgical operation. Her
touching story written ior the benefit
OF other sufferers, is as foilows;-
II is with feeling OF extreme graft
/ tude and thankfulness and a humane
desire TO benefit others. that I write out
my own experience in the use of Prof.
Edward E Phelps wonderful prepara-
tion. called Paine's Celery Compound.
Owing to fall from a horse several
years ago ] became a nervous invalid.
and last year J entered hospital where
I was operated upon by d famous New
York surgeon.
The Surgical operation was success
ful. but nervous prostration followed. A
summer in Newport with the best med
ical attendance failed to restore my
nerves TO their. normal condition. 1 was
absolutely unable 70 digest any solid food,
and this weak condition of my digestive
organs, combined with insomnia. caused
the deepest depression. a constant ten
derness and soreness in the region of
NY stomach with d dull headache and ex-
"a enc " htaH-lHS'r NAtdttA a lEtAi+i5 VI
heiplessness from which l was unable
to rise.
1T was in this rnelonchoIy frame Of
mind that I chanced to meet Boston
lawyer who said TO me: I was in almest
the condition that you are now in. and
after spending hundreds of dollars with
out receiving any benefit 1 was induced
by a friend to give PaIne-s Celery Com
pound a trial. which I did. and ii cured
me completely when everything else had
failed
4 was rather skeptical about trying a
patent medicine. but 1 ordered a bottle
from my druggist and began to take it
according 10 directions Much to my sur
prise, 1 slept soundly at night. and did
not awake in the morning with the
usual duh headache. Then too. 1 de-
veloped an appetite for solid food. and
soon I was able to digest q course dinner
without any unpleasant sensations am
now completely restored 90 health after
about two months use Of the Compound
f.Sympathizing with all who may be
suffering as 1 did I take this method OF
reaching strangers. after writing personal
letters 10 my particular friends"
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ton 10 dsscharre tho committee ON priv
Heges and elections from further consl4er-
ation OF SIZE proposed constitutional
fmendrreat providing for she election -
senator's ty fhe people Finally fhe raa-
olution Eas Hlshdrawn. assurance i.eiar
given thas report from tfc committee
would soon be made
seeaEing o. question - Privilege Ar
Carmack. of Teauee-ee. rf ferred - the
10 ssare ~ xor3s ahich had occurred
yesterday betTera himself and Ar Dolls
yer Hc had Withdrawn fhe eHrcEE-ea
b, had employed hut DE- said.
4 feel that Z ought. in view n Whist
occurred yesterday. D. ing used .a1gilaEs
unjust fo the senstor FROM toEa g. offr
flru mY apologies our personal reia-
tons arc moef corllef su1 rn1la nnl
use language ~ hirn th4s aalii - o1en-
alre
re added that arfer an aa1egt end Fea-
uine sense ~ ostraes 81 had emrislfsl
some lausuaee .r rharsrt teririag fae acts
lf tha Phlirriues zf.cl. uarhaIs he
oagff nat o. hase rse Whatsser mlFht
- hls personal epiaifn ~ Generals Hs3
end Smith e wea 1et r-ler tl e
harsh anf oTere.ga erifhcfe
81 pollrsr aaid he BAD aeea drasn
aot Intended o. rf ofer - Cawres-
sEhatevsr he haa aa.d he ha1 sst ia 81
aao-s a. lerd Hftie saiefe fa fse sfaais.
rs rot Vlif aaF lltaltlos to rscref uaea
E1r Cafmack
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
EARTHQUAKE
ECO PERSONS SAID TO BE KILLED.
Only One White Person a Victim q
Disaster So Far Reported.

San Francisco, May additional news
Of the recent earthquake in Guatamala
has boen brought here by the steamer
Newport, which left San Jone de Guata-
male on April .. These advices show
that while the first reports of the seismic
disturbances were much exaggerated, stil
there was a heavy loss of life and prop
erty At QUeEaltepango SEQ people were
reported TO have been killed or injured
cut OF a population of possibly +o.o9a OF
this number there was but enc white
person. AIRS. Clara kildare, the wife OF
a photographer. Death and damage 10
property also is reported 60 have resulted
IT. the cities of san Marcus. San Pedro.
san Juan. Ostancaleo, Tacana. Mazate-
mango and Cyotenango. These cities have
from 2,eoo to $3.50 inhabitants each. Much
damage was done on the coffee plauta-
tians. and at the ports of Ocos and Cham
perico. or the Pacific. The Newport was
a. "a IibeTtad when the earthquake
which wrecked Quezaltenango occurred
Though the ship was anchored in the
harhor. those on board feit the shock.
The vessel was ut Ocos on April -. when
a second shock occurred A number Of
houses were thrown down aud several
persons were killed. Ya-~ning crevicss
made the streets impossible a small
stream which ematied into the sea rear
ocos disappeared. and the iron railroad
bridge which saanaed it was telescoped.
All houses in Ocos are deserted and the
Inhabitants il are living fR The open aaids
IA tents Esalco, the burning mountain
IL Salvador has been extinct Ter ten
months. and during that time there have
been frequent earthquakes and tidal
uaves along the coast
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ITS ENDLESS PROSPERITY.
Secretary Grimes Iraures Another Big
Sstch Of Charters.

Guthrie. O. T. May 9.-Sccretary Grimes
has issued charters TO the following cor
porations
The Numa Grain. Feed and Livestock
company. OF Numa. Grant county for a
term of twenty years. The capital stock
is sto2o The stockholders are: J. T
Stout Chas. Allison, J. S. Jacobs. Earl
Greenup, Chas. A. Sconten. Medford,
Perry Orandon. Geo Risen. John Fagar,
Il. r. Signor Numa.
The Blackwell Gas and Mineral COM
pany OF Blackwell, for a term Of twenty
gears, 10 prospect for gas and oil and
other Minerals Capital stock $4,000. with
J W. Pickett J " Randall J. J.
Waite. j. ). Rose. n. L. Fife, c. W
KITE. Blackwel: and 5. c. Hoover, Nor
man. as stockholders.
The Crystal on and Development COM
pany. OF Lawton. for a term If twenty
years. with d capital stock or sos. ESQ The
stockholders are. Frank J.. Stetsou. J. r.
white, Wm. Turner, John J, Hops l. S
Dolman.
The Oklahoma Mutual Protective asso-
citation. of Oklahoma City for twenty
years. The directors are; C. ". White,
A L. Dickens. W. c. Reeves.
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He SURVIVED JURISDICTION
Qucer Case ofIseyi Reed. an AlleEed d
All Around Criminal.

Guthrie, Q. T.. May 9.-Levi Reed who
has been in the federal jail for q year
past cannot get any court TO declare it
has jurisdiction in his case and as con-
sequence he viii in all probability get out
OF every case against him except the one
OF breaking jail in this county, for which
be VIII be handled BY the next grand
jury. He was one of the number to break
from the federal jail on the fifth day Of
last July and was one Of the last captu<-
ed 4 number OF his confederates IN this
outbreak have already served time here
for their participation in the matter
Reeed was arrested first for the theft Of
horses in the Kiowa- -Comanche country
This was before that country was opened
to settlement and at that time the coun-
try was directly under the federal juris-
diction. Reed claims TO be half breed
Indian and responsible at the time OF the
crimc was committed to the laws Of the
United States and not CT the territory.
on this plea he has been thrown out Of
the courts ct Ei Reno. Lawton and Ho-
bart. but VIII have 70 go 70 jail on the
jail breaking charge.
After breaking from the federal Jail
Reed was associating with his old time
pards Of the Cravens-c Casey -Swaford gang
OF outlaws and was suspected of having
a part in the murder Of the Beembiossom
boy at Rush Springs last August. He
was recaptured with Bert Casey near
Cordell by the sheriffs Of Eashita county
and Chief Marshal Fill Eossctt and re
turned to Jail here. Casey sDhse-
quently broke jail at Watonga and took
a part in the big fights at Anadarizo and
Wewoka.
Reed was taken to Lawtor or the, charge
OF murder and horse stealing but on The
plea mentioned was returned 20 jail here
as the court held it had no jurisdiction in
his case Deputy Marshal J. c Jacobson
returned him to the federal Jail again yes
terday this time from Hobart, on an or
der from Judge Burford to turn him over
to Sheriff Carpenter for breaking jail
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ADMIRE SAYS
J. SCHOOL BOOK
PLAN Is GOOD
Shows Why 1t Would Benefit
the Territory.
WOULD GIVE UNIFORMITY
School Fund Ample to Garry
Out the Scheme.
WOULD GIVE UNIFORMITY

Guthrie o. T, May s--Captain Jacob
Admire OF the Kinghsher Free Press. dis
cusses editorially the plan for free text
books for Oklahoma school children as
follows:
Secretary Grimes is advocating the
enactment of a law under which school
text books shall be furnished free to the
school children Of the territory The plan
involves the use of so much of the money
derived from school land leases as may be
necessary for the purpose. 1t is urged that
this method would secure uniformity of
text books throughout the territory, that
the cost Of the books would be greatly
reduced. and that it would result in great
er advantages to the school children than
could be secured by any other DISPOSE
ton of this money. Instead Of purchasing
books at retail by the parent. without re-
gard to general uniformity. the books
could be secured upon contracts under
competitive bids of publishing houses by
which large amount of money could be
saved to the people OF the territory. The
books would be issued 10 school districts
buted to the school children TO be used
until they are exchanged for other books
of succeeding grades. AS the purpose Of
the free school system is to place the
means of education within the reach Of
every child, rich. and poor alike, it is
claimed that this would materially in
crease the efficiency Of the schools, and
also give practical force to the principle
upon which the free school system is
based In other words, as the necessity
of general education is universally rec
ognized. it is not enough to merely give
the child the opportunity to attend school
but the means by which education is ac-
quired should be placed within his reach.
Tt is well understood that the parents of
many school children are unable 10 pro-
vide their children with the necessary
books. which. under the present system
by which they must be purchased of re-
tail dealers. are very expensive. OF course
it is useless to put a child in a school room
unless he is provided with books and, if
his parents are unable to furnish them,
then it is rnanifestly the duty Of the state
to do So But 50 that all children may be
put upon an equal footing the pl%n Of fur
nishing books free to all alike is advo-
Gated. This system has been adopted, and
is in successful operation in many states.
It is quite probable that the question viii
be brought before tho territorial Repubh-
can convention, and may become part
of the party platform. We believe it
would meet with favor among the people
GENERALLY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
M'LAURIN
PUNCHES a MAx IN THE FACE
FEe was Offensive and He knocked
flsm Down.

washington, May 9-There was an eX-
citing scene in the lobby Of a hotel here
tonight, in which senat0r McLaurin, Of
South Carolina. figured Tie Senator was
sitting in the dining room gentle
man, when he became the a..-et OF some
offensive attention from man whose
name the senator refused TO disclose. and
who the senator says. was under the in
huence of liquor at the time Shortly
after this the senator and his friend left
the dining room and went 70 the cigar
stand While standing there the man.
who followed the senator from the dining
room. approached him. whereupon Mr.
McI.aurin knocked him down The man s
friends came to his assistance and ended
the scene by hustling him away. The
senator was not struck There were no
arrests.
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cARMAcK GELS GOOD
Apologies 70 tae senate asd Shakes
Hands WITH DoIIiFeT.

Washlnrtcr NAY 2-An cfIort Hss made
O. the senate % fr tine for fhe r1ie
q fhe nendsne Philippine bi.l h4t t
var unsuccessfu-- The minority 81 q
-snv senators ztlu desired 81 sFeak on
the measure. anE that i wouid ref b
uroner ~ determine AZ This tine aP1n q
rr.e Tsesrs dchats ~ 90 PhiiTQiue
hin p-as mEd. &r. Teiie- oe1ali-i r.
tine lr augositscr 70 iaF 7ae-s.s ~
conteaded principally that ne fi-i
uere capahle q galf-r7s ssrnraen; az4 -
establishing a sorernncri qriis eitai g
some Eursaran sssfrnHoe1tz
sorse denass occurred eFcr laf razois-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
CONVENTION is
INVITED OVER
TO WEST SIDE
Strong Delegation Of Lawton
Men are at Guthrie.
TO TALK TO COMMITTEE
And Show Them Wisdom of
Recognizing New Country.
FOUR OTHER CANDIDATES
Are in the Field for Entertain
ment of Republicans.
TO TALK TO COMMITTEE
FOUR OTHER CANDIDATES

Guthrie O. T, May 9-Twelve citizens
Of Lawton arrived here this morning to
be present at the meeting Of the Terri
toriaI Republican central committee
meeting tomorrow to push the claims OF
Lawton as a place fer holding the next
Republican congressional convention. The
Lawton delegation win De enlarged To-
morrow by the arrival CT more citizens
and today each man has been busy talk
ing Lawton as a convention city.
The delegation consists of Sheriff W.
W. Painter. L. 5. Dolman. Tom X. Rich
ey, SyI Dixon. 81. r. Pierce, Chas. Sl>ith,
+ N. English J. J. Hammond. W 8.
German Bert Howard, Mayor L. p. Ross,
J. D Mcguire.
IN asking for the convention the Law
ton men state that as the new country
wiz be the most important battle ground
Of the coming campaign, the holding of
the convention in Lawton VIII be OF ma
terial aid to the party. When it comes to
accommodations, tho Lawt0n men state
that the city viii erect q large pavilion in
which the delegates can be seated and the
convention held. In addition to this. the
citizens viii provide means Of conveyance
for all Of the delegates who may desire co
visit the mountains. the oil fields, the
mineral claims and Fort Sill. AN Of this
wiz be arranged Tor the delegates. proyid-
ing of course that Lawton secures the
convention.
Comanche county viii ask for thirty del
erates TO The convention and comes with
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BOUGHT CUNARD LINE
Mr. Einkney Of sunderland spreads
the Report In E.ondoa.

Baltimore. May 9.--Wm. Pinkney, Of
sundland and London. England, who IS
the managing director of the Neptune
line of steamers from Baltimore TO Rot
terdam and Amsterdam. who is now in
this city said today that the Morgan
Steamship syndicate has bought the Cum
ard line Mr.. Pinkneys line was made an
offer for its ships, bat refused 20 sell at
the price offered. Since that time he has
been in close touch with the operations Of
the Morgan syndicate and be states posi-
lively that the Cunard line has been alb
sorbtd and that his information is such
as may be relied on. The Neptune line is
still open 10 the offers of the Aarsan syn
dicate. according 70 Ar. Piakney- He
says the nine steamships owned ~ the
company can he bought for the same price
that was paid for the Leyland liae. The
Neptune line has recently seld one of its
fastest ships-the Morera. 10 the Austral-
ian government to bo used in japanese
y---c-s
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g "a - 70 ET a.
Rs.-..bo a TIE f.nd isa rag kiss,s B1-I4
'sI of &1NZAlEIZx
BANKERS UNION OFFICERS
Dr. spinney OF cmaha Has Been Flee
tod fer Two Xe-irz

Omaha, Neb.. Nay s.-Dr r. c spinney
~ this city was today reelected supre1c
president u she Bankers union Of the
world ard viii be at its head fos another
two years Other oS.cers elected were as
fellows. Firxt vice pqresident. Eaward T.
Holmes. Lincoln. Nea5 second vice pres
.dent. Mrs. J. G. spiRnsy. Omaha secre-
tary. e II. Packard. oruaha. banker. r.
p. swartz. Lincoln; chaplain. Rev John
McBraia. Lcaveuv'orth. kan. sentinel.
]. p. Malsy. St Pau!. guard. W =.
Thompson. Newton. kan; oversesT. T. a
Otto. Council B.uas: supreme physicss-..
Dr. r z. Anglia. omaha supreme CORES
uos-Gent Miss b siuricck. Cnahr. The
officers vii BE- Installed ~ RetHins wee
President A. ~ porter Nsa gees q ch.-
c--o % uu6ertaze the management q the
eastern jurisdiction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
ENGLISH PEOPLE Wild
Over the Passing ef Traas-StIanffs
Ein<~ Prom niCu sa-k

London Aay s--pislursfa ard resent
meat ere lhe keynoifs G. tEe comments
70 au tar af-eTn0ou leEspagers here cn
ihs sairFlng e1sEhiac sFreC merits Thfy
az refer zrathfaliy 90 The racent a1z.ais
C 1iessrs lsaay ana Pisrrie respectfully
n ne White star l-ne ard HlTlard ard
Woff sf Nhat nov s-crsz r. haTs heea
absolutely tue. TIE Westzs5astsr 1s-
zesta. Fefsrring &C .1irissusE.e aniratfa
erEfese sise harc l-zr we shsl ~ slsr-
ed th.s peelssr teTsloEz-srg vEirh .n
snerraa aee2 Hsq1niss these greas tr1st
movements
So one attempts - claim fhss any ves-
tase of coEt-ci C tAs lizes e7zesTzes re-
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RIDlNes is osDuRATE.
Refuses to Sign Pardon Application
for Judge Long.

Pond Creek @. IT, Nay 9-The vidette
SAYS. ]. A. Long and sister. Maud. are
here today from Enid. They would ike
u secure r pardon for "Budger Long.
who is now and has been for some time
an inmate Of the Lansing penitentiary.
Tive years ago Crval ard "Budge" Long
were convicted in the district court OF this
county on charge of cattle stealing.
and sentenced by Judge McAtee To serve
two and six yecrs. respectively. il the
zen Relatives Of the, bows proved TO the
satisfaction of the governor last. July
tEat orgal Long was dying of consump-
ten, ana he was pardoned Vow they
would have Budgc" released from con-
1nement and have iaagced Judge Mc-
Atee. as trial Judge. Jo sign the appAca
t-on Tor pordon John ard saude are
here to-day O. set :. + Rulings. Wh9 was
ceuntv attorney - che tirne The boys
were conv.ctca. - sigu the petition. NJ
Ri6iuss refused 90 5o So.
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CROW is HOPEFUL
re Thinks He Has Enough Evidence
10 Convict Beef Packers.

jefferson City. Mo, May 9.-AttoTneY
General z. c. Grove announces that he
viii today file his petition before she su-
preme court for custer proceedings against
the beef trust which he believes is oper-
adag in Missouri He believes the tesu-
m0ny at the hearing before the supreme
court Tuesday and "Wednesday developed
ample evidence 20 GUST OF fine the packing
companies severely for violating Tie state
anti-truS law.
The attorney general says he believes
he viii De able 70 destroy the combine
For the use Of Attorney General Knox.
who has requested q copy ~ the tesfi-
mony taken at jefferson city in tie re-
cent Investigation VIII be sent % Wash
ington for the use Of the federal authori-
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ton perfected by the time Of the conven-
tion in order that the party viii be ready
10 so 70 work Immediately after the nom
ination of a man for delegate is made.
Some # the counties are already perfect
ing their plans Tor committee meetings
and everything viii be in good condition as
far as the Organization is made for hard
work this fail
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TOOK CARBOLIC ACID
sad Accident E;efaiIs q Two Year Old
Baby ut Atva.

Alva, 0. T. May sc. G. Kletke and
family live three and one-half miles east
of Alva and last night Mrs. Kletke was
suffering from toothache and took a vial
Of carbolic acid and rubbed little on
her teeth for relief. then placed the vial
on a table in the bed room. This morn
ing her husband went out to do the chores
and she started to get breakfast. leaving
Enrich. their 2-year-old boy in bed. \
noise attracted her attention and she
stepped into the bed room only TO see her
baby in terrible agony as he flung the
vial of acid from him. Mr. Kletke hitch
ed a team to buggy and brought the
child to town as quickly as possible but
he died before Drs. Owen and Gamble
could do anything for him.
Spring humors. boils. pin1ples, scrofula
and salt rheum are al cured by Hood 5
SarsaparilIa
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REvEALs a oREAT sEcRET.

IL IS often asked how such starting
cures. that puzzle the best physicians
are effected by Dr. Kings Kew Discovery
Tor Consumption. Here's the secret u
cuts out the phlegm and gcrm-iufected
mucus. and lets the ufe-giviug oxygen
enrich and vitaiizc the blood i heals
the infamed. cough-worn throat ard
lungs Hard colds and stubborn coughs
soon yield 70 DIT KINGS New Discovery
the most infaiHhia remedy for All TaTeat
and fr-g diseases. Guaranteed bottles
57c ana sf.a3 Geh-ing Pharmacy
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REPETITIOO OF PONPEII
Continued from First Page.

Being asked for an explanation the
cable company said the message meant
that the cables are interrupted both
north and south Of St Lucia The Com
mercisl Gable company this afternoon
made the following announcement;
I'VE are advised that the approximate
delay by steamer from ST. Lucia TO Brit
ish Guiana is from twenty-four to forty
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Guthrie. @. T. May s.-A biE deleea-
Uon ~ Perry citizens win arrive here To-
night 10 ask fer The neat congressional
convention 0f TIE Republicans Psrrv
Ulu do some hard work ln attenptlns
% secure the conventier
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80 to So a. -.

Guihre O.. T. Nay SEX Governor
Hsraes win deliver the Memorial aay ad-
arcss 1t Aiv1 TINS year and Aka Is max
ias preparations Tor q big event
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50 FsIlIra b MIseonsIn.

West Superior Ms, 1tay Snow S
falling acre tonight ana threatens K
turn into 3 blizzard before morning.
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DIAMOND DYES The only pure aad
uuadultera ted. Never crock Never fade!
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Roo- 7fs Tires soisei1s. Ness Hsr<-
For safe b ~. y Stsrfsrc. fcz &
Dogclzs Ave: Hezns 5ros- CeTrsr
Csuzlas ard Izarcnz- Evcz-s Nss1
S4cxzro's lcesi Pharmacy. - NoTsa
14ln. Mai crceys soiiessso.
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Guthrie. O. T. May 9.-sooretary Crimes
has issued charters 10 the following cor
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At pRUCOl5T3
The Cent Package enough for sa ordinary occasion
Family Bottle, sixty contains supply yssa