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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19
mARlE coRReLI oeJEcTs
Authoress DecIains Against Similar
ity of German Uniforms 20 British.

ity of German Uniforms 20 British.
London. Jan 1S-Siarie Covelh. n a
letter to q paper. caps tia climax OF ths
anti-Gernan feeling existing IA England.
This authoress declstEas passi0uately
against the similarity % the new British
army uniforms il those of the Gerraan 2
army. Bearing IN mind, she writes
the absolutely criminal offence against
our king b. the vile prints circuiats5 10
Germany, is Il 5lstiaa5le = Insult or
brave oTicers bv compelling them 20
wear any Uniform even remotely ressm-
bling that worn BY admitted sian5erers
of or king. array ard coCntry
Marie CoreHi ADDS that 4 Is scarcely
raccssary 70 aliads 70 The Widespread
Indignation which prevails e7-srywhers ~
tie c0ler ard design q the Ees a.stase
STAMPS whscn sre 50 esscutai.v Gsrzan
tr 7r.rseersEca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19
BAD BLOOD.
Dad COMPLEXION.

The skin is the seat of an almost end.
less variety OF diseases. They are known
by various names, but are al due 10 the
same cause, acid and other poisOns IN
the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action of the skin.
TO have 4 smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptiors, the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations OF
arsenic and potash and the large number
of face powders and lotions generally
used II tbs class OF diseases cover up
for . short tine, but cannot remove per
manently the ugly blotches and tie red,
disfgur1ug pimpies.
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Found No Relief in So-caIled catarrh
Remedies.

Mr.. ]. G. stene. suverns. MINI.
writes:
''For four years I had been a continual
sufferer from that dreadful disease,
chronic cataTrh. 7 tried all kinds OF so
called catarrh remedies, and found 10 re-
lief. I was advised by friend to write
to you about my case. which I did, and
you kindly advised me to take a course
of Peruna- commenced at once and
was surprised how 1t relieved me. am
happy TO say I am a well man today.
take pleasure IN recommending your
great remedy to al who are afflicted with
catarrh." J. C. sTEFFE.
other Patent Medicines No Good.
Jacob ]. Davis. of Galena, No. writes:
Il have been in bad health for thirty
seven years and after taking twelve bot
ties Of your Peruna I am cured think
Peruna is all you claim for IT, I tried
other patent medicines. but they were no
good. am in better health than I have
been for many years"
JACOB ]. DAVIS.
Tried Almost Every Patent Medicine.
Mr. c. F. GerdiDg. Milburn, Neb..
writes:
About fourteen years ago contracted
a heavy cold. I tried almost every pat
ent medicine but could not find anything
to break up my cough until I took Peru
IA, and now I am almost entirely cured,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19

There viii be another car. Bat the man
cant wait He chascs the car and swings
on, painting and hot, bat satisfied. He
keeps this gait up all day. He works that
wav. he lunches that way. He contn-
ues this until his stomach breaks down
and nature conpels him TO g 20 slow
Business men who have impaired their
digestion By hasty eating viii find ID
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
a cure for dyspepsia and other diseases
Of the stomach ana organs OF digestion
and nutrition II does not give mere
temporary relief, but It effects a radical
cure. II strengthens The stomach. nour-
ishes the nerves and purihes the blood.
Fer six long years 7 suffered with fay liver,
kidccvs. and with indigestion. which baflsc,I
the bcsi doctors Il cur country writes = /
Eanscll Esc cf Wcolsev, Rglucr Wilasrn g
Va i suffered With ny stomach and beck icr
9 long tirne. and attsr takiuE csrE-loa1 %
niedicire from t1rse Goc-o-s, greN 50 o-1 1
could hardly Do & days wCrk, Wcui1 E-v-
CesLii1lEe p2ins II The stce sud bli11 sre4s.
sr6 t1CuCht Ike rs clrllr vc-t-i la-1rE-
osEan eRkiue Dr. FisTcs's cC,-eu 7le1iszl Dis
Scve-v and -e1esssrt Pellets as scvseo- Ae-
fore : had taken ha't OF tlc second n1t-.e ]
legau u feel relieved ( g1t SIX Dcstlcs sll
used therl and am aaprV % ssy owe rly ll-e
- ~. Plerce ard his rnc1ilrrce-H
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure b.liousucsS
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THE SECRET OF LONG LEE

Consists in keeping all of the mair or
gans Of the Dody in healthy. regular
action. and in quickly destroying deadly
disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys. purify the
blood. and give splendid appetite. They
work wonders in curing kidney troubles.
female complaints. nervous diseases. con-
stipation, dyspepsia and malaria. Nigor-
Gus health ard strength always follow
their use. Only sec, guaranteed by Geh-
rings pha rmacv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19
NEW cFNTURv coMFORT.

Millions are daily tinding world OF
comfort in Buckien's Arnica Salve. It
kills pain from burns, soaids, cuts,
bruises; conquers ulcers and fever sures;
cures eruptiops. salt rheum, bpils and
feloDs; removes corns and warts. Best
pile cure on earth. Only 25c at Gehrlngs s
pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19
DUEL oVgR HIS FRAU
Herr Ven Hsnpiasn oiss rrar wouass

Inflicted - Herr FSixe1hzzen.
Ez1--e-. Prs1sz-z. Jar -s-z- Tcz
3s1-lezr-. ls-azsh G Es1r7,e- son o1
taa nctea u1zelesan. E15glf Tca Eea-
riessu. lied a1ras Tie 1lsas - cAs rs-
sslit ~ q a1llat v-iaa ia tae bras Fas
ia-aed ir a deel Ees-sil- Ta-ra-aT i-t
viii zEerr Ealseah4sea. . tszazs 1s L1e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19
LAwToN CLAIMS GLORY
New Town Declares That Her Land
OEErn 1 n-r.- All NAhnrr

Office Leaos All Others.
Lawton. O. l., Jan. 1S-There is much
Indignation felt here and not a little com
nent made on the fact that El Reno
Claims that lie landoffice in that city is
ioing the largest business Of any one in
The country. The Republican nobly de-
,ends Lawton and lays claim 10 these
laurels for this city. This paper says:
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EfernaE vigilance g DE zrice
Of q beauGisEg complexion

wien spcn Temedics are rclc1 o..
NJ Il T. Sho5e, z-o4 I.uras avenue St Losiis.
No ss~s: ~ Caightcr was sfzi,ct-1 Tor years
vi;h q osssEu1Iug eruption cu her face, villcn
resisted al treatment she was sakcr . iva
celebrated health sp-5nzs, Int received no ben--
NJ. Alaav medicines wcre r-ccyl bed, blI p ->fl-
o1t result uu-.l ve decided 10 tsv $ $. S, a-1 -
the tirie te iIs- bcttlc y as rfiss tae eru <l-
tecaa 70 Gssaruca- 4 Cozeu bcttIcs cured hef
co.upicteiv ard lrit Ecr Skfr psTfrctly s-loo- p
She Is now seventeen years CSC a-d &c, = s 81 ..
re enbZTrzss.zr disease has cvr- rci-lF-'e1
5. 5. S. IS q positive, uufaliing cure lo1
the wo-st forms ot sli1 troubles L Is
the greatest q al blood purifiers. ard t1s
only one guaranteed r-reiy vegetable.
I'd hlor7 rrsi-es ID corrulex.ons.
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skin active ana hea-t1v an1 Il FFoFeef
condition - Qe-for1 n IS past toz'2l'ls
carrying OF tie Impurities rem Tie ---y-
= v0a have Eczeu-a, -eIsers acre, So
Rhear1. PsC-1zis, Ur yoLr SKI 5 z1sl
ana r;-su.v. send tUT c-- booZ IT bod
ard SSin Diseases ard gsrl.e cur PAYS
Clans about ycar c1ee- 10 charge 3 nat
svcr for t1ss seTr1-c-
smFT sFEciFic cog7AEs. kTLkEIE. ca
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ENGLAND SHOULD BE ASHAMED

Colonel Lynch Makes Sharp Remark
on Her Ccid-Bloodedness.
Paris. Jan IS.-ColoneI Arthur Lynch.
the recently. elected member Of the House
of Commons for Galway City. who IS
said TO have fought on the side Of the
Beers in South Africa, in en- interview
with a representative OF the associate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19

uarifcs and IavIgo-
rates the cid and
uiai-es 1cw, rch blood
thai aouElshes : 4 c
BODY and keeps the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19

an well again and think PeruHa a rreas
medicine for catarri." J. KOSSfK
Never Found Relief Until Pe-ru-na
Was Tried.
Mr. J. Wofel Sumner. Neb. writes:
Il had the catarrh twenty years.
never found snv relief Until coEnrrenc-
ed taxing Perina- Anyone who has ca
tsrrh that VIII take Perina according 20
directions IS sure to b. cured OF osiarrh.
I am completely cured OF cafarrh. and
thank Cod ard Dr. Hartman
J. woFFEL
Tried Many Remedies.
Mrs Lydia Dreitzier. Frankfort, Ind.
writes;
'Our Boy. Grover. had bsen afiictea
with chronic catarrh OF the head. noss
and throat for eight years Wa tried
many remedies. but they did no GOOD. and
applied 20 several doctors but they tailed
% cure him. We received ore ~ DR.
FfartIuan's pamphlets. and wrote - him
for advice. which received Our boz
has taken ten bottles of Psruaa and We
consider him cured. We think Perura .
great medicine"
MRS. LYDIA nREIrzLER
n you DO not derive prompt and sstis-
factory results from the uss % Pertna.
write 81 once 20 DR.. Hartman. giving a
fun statement Of your case. and NJ VIII
be pleased 20 give you bis valuable sdsics
gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President ~ Ths
Hartman sanitariuui, Columbus. Ohio.
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for which cannot give thanks enough.
I recommend Peruna to all suffering with
weak lungs and bad cough.
q L rErl rIN-N
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TrIed RemedIes Vie No senefit.

ricd Remedies with NO beneHt.
Mr.. John NJ. Wirstead. Kimbro. Tenn.
in recent letter says:
I have been afflicted with cntarrh
about ten years and 1 have tried differ
ent remedies with no benefit. About two
years ago / bought a bottle OF Peruua and
commenced using It according to dlrec-
tions. It ,elieved me so much that
continued using Peruna until I had used
FIVE bottles; then I hardly felt the effects
Of the catarrh at all
JOHN II. WINSTEAD.
Doctors and Medicine Failed 70 Benefit
Bruno S. Buch. sss Randolph street,
Philadelphia, Pa. writes:
Il have been troubled with catarrh for
the past few years and not being benefit
ed by doctors and other medicines. I WAS
advised by friend 20 give your Pcruna
a trial. After having taken three bottles
I felt greatly relieved and with the at
dition Of a :ew more bottles I was cured
Of ell ny troubles"
BRUNO s. BCCH
Tried Medlclnes-None Helped.
J. Kossik, OF Moorehead. MINI. says:
"Peruna IS great remedy FOR catnrrh.
I tried a number OF kinds OF medicine but
none helped mo took Per1na accord
Ing TO your Instructions and VIII say that
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public He including Senator's Congress-
testimonials of prominent
yadr Of a Almanac Every druggist has them
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Evesy mosheF feels .
great dread of The pain
and danger attsnlsrt gpea
tie mosf critical peFsof
q her he Becoming
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should % al 0a te aFef4nS and
danger ia5=nt ordeal makes - anticipation -
s relieves q tie
atcrfy i boaF which = DREADED Noaas
30. a. tl= Danger avoided
~ - use Thee ao remedy longer desponaent
gloomy. Nervousness and otter distressing conditions
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Dr. Pierce's Pellets cue b.liousHcs2
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Forecast for Nebraska-Falr and Warmer.
MRS. STANLEY COMES CLEAR
of the Charge of Murder
ing James u. Booth,
Aged Veteran.

OTTAWA, Kan. April 16-The jury in
the case OF Mrs. Marie Stanley. is years
old who has been on trial here for the
past week, charged with having killed
James b. Booth, an aged war veteran, re-
turned a verdict at 4:4O this afternoon,
finding her not guilty. The jury went out
last night.
Booths body was found in we'll on jan
usry 10 last near the home of Mrs. Mary
Mccoy, mother Of the defendant. and blood
stains were traced to the Mccoy house
Mrs. Stanley. her mother and sister, Bes-
sic Browning, a young girl, were indicted
on a charge OF murder in the first degree,
the information alleging that the three
women had first struck Booth with an ak
and then thrown him into a we'll in such
manner that he was mortally wounded by
the fall. He had been robbed of 500 and
his watch, which was found in the pos
session Of Mrs. Stanley. who had left
Ottawa soon after the murder for Topeka.
The women, with two children, members
of the family. we're placed in Jail and kept
there until last week. when Mrs. Stanley
alone was held for trial, Mrs. Mccoy and
Miss Browning being released. Mrs
Stanley was Indifferent throughout the
trial until the pleadings of her attorney
yesterday, when she broke down and cried.
her sister joining in. When the verdict
was rendered there was popular demon
stration in the courtroom.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
REBELS BECOME MORE BOLD
Issue Defiant UItimatums to COIom-
bian Commanders Increasing
Gravity of situation.

COLON, Colombia, April 16-A launch
belonging to the Panama Canal company
returned here today from Bocas del Toro,
bringing reports that the situation there is
growing more serious. The liberal troops
under General Buendia, have reached Old
Bank, a settlement on an island, near the
entrance to Bocas del Toro. General
Buendia notified the government COM
mander at Bocas yesterday that fourteen
hours would be given him in which to sur
render the town and that his noncompli-
ance with this ultimatum would result in
immediate attack. The commander Of the
government forces declined the terms Of
fered by the revolutionary general. The
canal companys launch left for Colon be-
fore the fourteen hours had expired.
The revolutionists at Bocas have already
seized steam launches and barges belong
ing to the United Fruit company, which
are indispensable to the banana business
OF that town. Bocas del Toro 10 entirely
devoted to the banana business and Ameri-
can interests there are almost supreme.
The seizure OF the property Of the United
Fruit company is receiving the attention Of
the United States gunboat Machias, which
is now the orly warship at Bocas.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
IRELAND AND o'GORMAN VIEW
Plan of American PrelRtes 10 Settle
FrIar Land Case is Ac-
cepted.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Archbishop
ireland OF St. Paul had a conference with
Secretary Root today, following a talk he
has had with the president respecting the
Philippine frisrs' land question. 1t was
the idea Of Archbishop Ireland and Bishop
OGorman to have this complex question
settled directly at Rome instead OF through
the archbishop of Manila. who they pointed
out would have been obliged to delay pro-
ceedings greatly by frequent reference OF
every important phase of the negotiations
to his superiors in the vatican,
The government here has come to accept
the ireland and O'GoTman view as the most
business-like proposition, and that is why
Governor Taft will stop at Rome on his way
back to Manila and endeavor to arrange a
basis for a transfer OF the lands to the
Philippine government in trust for the
Philippine people.
Mgr SbarTetti favored a settlement OF
the question in Manila, in which case he
would have been appointed archbishop ami
would have undertaken the work himself
in behalf Of the religious orders. The de-
cisiOn in favor OF Rome will involve a
change OF his plans.
The dispute which has arisen at Havana
between the civil and the church authori-
ties because OF the prohibition by the for
mer Of the church tax on funerals has not
been brought to the attention OF the War
department and nothing is known Of the
merits OF the case by Archbishop Ireland
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
WHEAT CONTINUES SKYWARD
Advances Two shiIIinEs Per Quarter
in Yarmouth Grain Market
and ShOves Flour Up.

LONDON. April 16.-All the grain and
hour markets of the United Kingdom ad-
Vanced prices today. The price of -four
was raised another shilling per sack.
In the Yarmouth market the price OF red
wheat advanced as much as shilings per
quarter.
An important meeting of London and Liv-
erpool importers of feeding stuffs, held here
this afternoon. resolved to make strong
representations to the chancellor OF the OK
chequer. Sir Michael Hicks Beach. in favor
of the admission OF wheat offals free
Of duty and favoring the admission Of
feeding meats and the ofIais OF other grains
than wheat on payment Of duty of pence e
per hundredweight, instead OF the proposed
8 pence per hundredweight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
ALLIANCE OF THE CHURCHES
Executive Committee Meets 10 Review
the Work of the Past
> Year.

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 16.--The annual
meeting OF the executive committee Of the
alliance Of the Reformed and Presbyterian
churches throughout the world is being
held here. The first session began at 10
o'clock this morning, Rev. DR.. r. P. Kerr
OF Richmond, Va, presiding. Rev. DR..
w. ]. Reid Of this city welcomed the dele
gates and Rev. DR.. Kerr responded. The
reports of Rev. DR.. w. H. Roberts of
Philadelphia, secretary, and Hon. Frank
H. Nipple OF Philadelphia, treasurer, we're
then read. Both reports were very en-
couraging.
The report of the committee on the work
of the Reformed churches on the European
continent and an address by Rev. DR.. James
l. Good Of Reading, Pa, occupied the rest
of the session. The aims Of the alliance,
which includes in it's membership churches
that have p, 900, 900 communicates, as ex-
planned by Rev. DR.. John H. Prugh OF this
city, is not to break down all denomina-
tional lines and buiid up one huge ecclesi-
astical machine, but simply to foster and
develop between the numerous branches OF
the churches such feelings as existed 200
years ago; also to encourage and assist
the various denominations in the activities
that are required by the present times
The committee will be in session two days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
BULLION IS IN DANGER
Fierce Fire In the Government
Assay once I'm New
York.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Thirty-one mill
lion dollars in silver bullion in the assay
ONCE at 30 Wall street has been in danger
OF being melted by FIRE which burned in
one OF the Easements for two hours. None
but the employees knew OF the FIRE and they
finally overcame II without assistance.
Next door to the assay once is the sub
treasury, where the government usually
has from 100000, 900 10 5000. 900 900 stored.
In some way fire In the silver smelling
room was communicated TO a barrel OF lard
mixtare used in the smelling process
There were twenty-three barrels Of this
infammable mixture in the room and like
a fash they were enveloped in a sheet of
flame so Intense in heat that II was feared
the great treasure In vault OF the room
would be melted. There was no time to
close the steel doors Of the vault and the
flames from the barrels were so close that
IL was impossible for any one to approach
near enough to shut them.
The employees in the basement. thoroughly
drilled for such an emergency. were quickly
at work. despite the dense smoke. All
windows aud scuttles we're closed to pre-
vent giving the alarm to the public and
when, after two hours work. the last
Vestige Of the ire had disappeared, win
dows opening at the rear were used to
carry out the smoke.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
ACTIVE FOR PAPAL HoNoRS
Cardinals Aspiring 20 the Pontiacate
soIicitous over Condition
of the Pope,

ROME, April 16.-The recent signs OF the
increased feebleness of the pope, which
led, at the end Of last week, to alarming
reports OF his sudden death, have caused
a marked recrudescence Of activity among
the cardinals aspiring to the pontihcate.
The campaign preparatory to the next
conclave proceeds necessarily, the sacred
college being divided into two distinct
forces. headed respectively by Cardinal
Rampolls. the papal secretary Of state,
and Cardinal vannuttelli. The latter and
Cardinal Gotti now constitute the II Y
probable successors to Leo XIII. 4.
Those who are not now considered :
dangerous candidates are fond however,
pointing out that almost $50 cardinals
have been buried during the pontifcate Of
Leo XIII, and that the prolongation OF
the life Of his holiness for a few years is
liable to cool through death many more
ambitious calculators.
Archbishop Falconi, the papal delegate,
in Canada, has been definitely selected to
succeed Cardinal Martlnelli the papal dele
gate to the United States. This appoint
ment will not be ofncially announced, how
ever, until the meeting Of the consistory
next October. 1t was felt that Archbishop
Falconis experience in Canada, his learn
ing. his command Of the English language
and his diplomatic abilities especially fitted
him for the Washington post
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
CATHOLIC PRIEST GOES ASTRAY
Formerly Respected Pastor Accused
of Wrong Doing at TyndaII,
south Dakota.

TYNDALL, s. D., April 16.-(Special Tel
egram. 1.-The community has been thrown
into a high state Of excitement by the al
legged acts Of Rev. Thomas A. Billy, who for
a number of years has been the respected
pastor of the local Catholic church
Billy is accused Of bringing ruin upon the
15-year-old daughter OF Peter Schaffhausen,
she having Just revealed the name Of the
father of her 2-months-old child. The
priests next act was to secure the loan of
81 500 from a banker by Misrepresentation.
which sum he gave to schaffhausen.
Billy then handed over the keys OF the
parish house to the church authorities,
drove to Tripp and boarded the train for
parts unknown.
S. j. Heitgen, the treasurer Of the Cath
Ollie church, was seen in reference to the
Father Billy affair and from him facts were
gained in reference to the matter. Mr.,
Heitgen lives on a farm six miles southeast
Of this city. His home is one mile from Mr..
Schaffhausen's. They have been neighbors
for thirty years. Mr. Heitgen bears strong
testimony to the uprightness Of his neigh
boris family.
The schaffhausen family live in a large
square brick house, around which are spa
cious barns and sheds and well cultivated
fields. Money is nothing to them compared
to the afaiction which has been brought
upon them.
It is not thought that the state will begin
proceedings because no one will care, in all
probability, to bring the necessary evidence.
letter has been sent to Bishop Thomas
O'Gorman at Sioux Falls and IT is expected
that he will investigate the matter. The
parents of the girl are much broken down
by this sad event