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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
EXPECT MORE MONEY
City Council 10 Pay Librarians In
creased salaries.

The members os the board OF educa-
ton expect the city council 10 Increase
IT'S appropriation FOR the city ibury sat
scient 70 pay the increased salary u
Miss Laura Gross. IL libraiian. Hereto
tore the city aa- p, ID the licra~ian sal-
airy OF so per month. The board Of edu-
"a ton last Monday night raised the sal
airy 10 SO q month. with the understand
ing that the council would Increase its
appropriation accordingly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
IS STATE EXAMINER
Nv. Gin AppSiatrd by state Bezrd
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related ar ire stste board Ehsch exam
ms candidates fsr ar subaIr.e-s H.
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RE state board q health TIE oEscs T.
an important ore. - that bsart - 10
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs will be regulated and
you VIII be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This has
been the experience of others; it
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. p cts,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
csuda Hotel and Bath House.
ieuda springs. ~

This hotel has been remodled and newly
furnished and generally fitted for the
accommodation and comfort OF visitors 70
the springs. The propriefoFs. sole owners
% the Justly celebrated mineral springs
hotel and bath house. will leave nothing
und0ne 10 please guests.
FUTILE < MARTIN. Proprietors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27

the city yesterday. This firm arc the Of
fetal tailors of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way system and Mr.. Crate was in the
city yesterday TO get the measurements
o. employees here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
FOR STATE REUNION
Strand Army Committees VIII Meet
This Evening

This evening in the council chamber
OF the city building, the various commit
tees Of the Grand Army Posts Of this
city VIII meet 10 organize and appoint
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27

Mont Jackson has raised some fine 20
tatoes or his property between Thir-
tenth and Fourteenth on North Market
street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
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Dysentery

s a dangerous disease, bat can be cured.
There Is aremcdy that never fails. IL has
been used 81 nine cpi0emics - dysenGery
With perfect success. It's called
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera
and Dfarrhoca Remedy.
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II IS equally valuable for children and
when reduced with water and sweetencd.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
WILL HAVE CEMENT WALKS

The Star spangled Banner-Good Night.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
CIR reeted Enthusiastic
oally in the Win
dy City.
His Journey From Washington to
The West a Continued Ovation
Popular Verdict Ren'
dered.

CHICAGO ILL.,. Jan. 25--Rear Ad-
miral Schley arrived in Chicago to-
day at ociol, and was greeted with
tumuituous acclamation by thousands
of people. who crowded the Baltimore
e. Ohio depot and thronged the near
bye streets. His reception here was the
culm4naliOn OF the demonstrations in
his honor which have occurred along
the route from Washington
At the depot the ADMIRAL was greet
ed by a delegation from the city eoun-
ell and company of naval veterans e
the Civil War,
The municipal council resolutions
were presented and the Admiral and
Mrs Schley were driven through the
demonstrative throngs 10 their apart
ments the presidential suite, at the
Auditorium. Here Admiral Schley re-
tired to don his shore togs" IS he
expressed it. At II a, m. he was given
breakfast by the reception committee
OF the Hamilton Club.
Later in the day the admiral attend
ed a reception al the Press Club where
he met many members Of the news
paper fraternity including a number
Of war correspondents whom he had
met in Cuba. 1nis was followed by a
reception at .-.e Rooster Club of which
the famous sailor is a member and at
the Hamilton Club.
At the reception in the Fine Arts
Hall the admiral was met by the men
who will this evening be guests at tn
Hamilton Clubs 7Schley banquet
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Federal Officials Suspected of Com
plicity in the Scheme,
The Exposure May Result in Throwing
Open Indian Reservation Mineral
To the Public.

those who favored it did so through
misrepresentation He says he found it
impossible to obtain afiidiyats from the
latter because. since Agent Myton 4
return to the reservation from Wash
ington, ley had been led to beneve
that there was lobby Of thirty Nor
mons In Washington for the avowed
purpose OF opening the reservation and
stealing the land from them. and they
were unwilling to take any action that
might work against tneir interests.
The Senate Committee on Indian
Affairs, which Is To investigate the
whole question of mineral leases. WA.
1t Is expected frame "A measure that
Will not only prevent the ratification
of the pending lease. but also arrow
open the mineral lands on Indian re-
servations 10 general competition. 1t
In also predicted in some quarters that
the present investigation will result
in the retirement of one or more gov
ernmeni otficials.
The Florence Mining Company the
beneficiary under the proposed lease
formerly had connected with il henry
&C. Payne. the new Postmaster General,
Mr.. Payne In not now interesl,>. in the
project, aecorulug to letter from
him read before lne Senate at .Ae
time his nomination was pending
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Causes the Arrest OF
Husband Number One.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 25.-George 2
Greenfield. wanted in Colorado Springs
tnr forgery alleged TO have been COM
mitted In August 1900, Is under arres.
here. Greenfield is known here as Dr..
II. Howard or George Anderson and is
held on suspicicion that he Is the man
wanted in Colorado upon the positive
Identification Of Mrs ID. +. Gaines. who
asserts that she was formerly the wi.c
of Greenfield and that he disappeared
more than a year ago, after having
forged her name to checks on the First
National Bank Of Colorado Springs.
After making a thorough search tor
her lost husband, Mrs Gaines, conclud-
ing that he was dead married again.
Greenfield. or Anderson. has made
no effort to conceal his identity here
and was met accidentally on the streets
by Mr.. and Mrs, Gaines The arrest
followed and the Colorado authorities
have been notified.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Mother Accuses Son
OF Base Perjury

PEORIA. H., Jan. - A sensation
al and pathetic incident occurred IN
the Circuit court To-day, wh4n Mrs.
Elizabeth Fisher, e5 years of age ana
quite feeble. arose and after Judge
Puterbaugh had granted her permission
TO speak declared that her son. then On
the witness stand was prelurinG him
self In his suit for divorce against his
Wife Roxona Fisher. OF Wfckliffe. Ky.
Watson A s. Fisher. brakeman, re-
Gently sued mis- wife on the grounds OF
desertion and the case was called to-
day. His mother insisted on betne
sworn with the other witnesses. Sh,
declared that his right name was plain
Samuel Fisher that he knew where hfl
wife was. and that letter has recently
been received from her. Justice Puter
baugh continued the case for investiga
ton. and the sheriff arrested FtsheI
for non support of his mothe+.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Indian Toilets Fixed by Order
Secretary HitChcock's Great Idea

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Ccnsider.
able discussion has been occaSt1ne2
among members of Congess who are
interested in Indian affairs over the
order isued by Mr.. Jones requiring
Indians to stop using paint on their
faces. and ordering the male Indians
to have their hair cut. Congressman
Curtis of Kansas. one of the best post
ed men in the country on Indian al
fairs. does not believe that the order
will produce good results. IN speak
ing of the matter today. Mr., curtis
said
a agree with Mr. Jones he Indian
Commissioners. in nearly all of his
ideas and plans for the advancement
OF the interests of the Indian. He has
been most progressive in his work. but
| do not believe that he has adopted
the right method of inducing the In
dams TO cease painting and to have
their hair cut You can do almost
anything with an Indian by using tact.
You can accomplish very little by force
The Indian admires a unifor q, ana Is
proud of authority. II the government
would prescribe a uniform. with a
little stripe down the leg of the pants
and a few brass buttons on the coats
and tell every Indian that Aa is a
special policeman. charged with keep
ing good order in his neig2horInod
the question OF dress would he quickly
settled Every male Indian would
readily agree.
Mr.. William A. Jones, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, says that the order
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Chief White Powder
Causes Trouble.

BUTTE, Mont. Jan. 25.-A special
to the Miner from Forsythe says
Charles Straw. who has arrived in
Forsythe, gives the first authentic oc-
account of the recent Indian trouble
at the Cheyenne agency.
Straw SAYS the trouble started over
White Powder an Indian, who was
accused of stealing cattle. An Indian
policeman was setn to arrest him.
He resisted and the policeman re-
turned to the post, securing a posse
or indian police, and returned to
White Powders tepee
White Powder was about to sur
render when his wife and daughter
came out brandishng butcher knives
and talking wildly This excited
White Powder and he shot Bullaru,
the policeman who first went to ar
rest him. He later shot two ponies
and his wife cut another pony 5
throat with her knife.
White Powder acd his family re-
treated to the tepee. The Indian then
shot his son, middle-aged man. also
his wife aud daughter. ana turned
the weapon upon himself. This caused
much excitement among the Indians
and they began their war dances. Two
iEhlans came near the pos. - o'1Et
and gave several war "ho1ps, alarm
ing the white people. who immediate
ly prepared for battle. The Indians,
however, failed to appear in force. On
ration day all the Indians appeared at
the post excepting two or three who
their companions claimed were hunting
lost horses In the hills. --,erything is
quiet at present and no more trouble is
feared. Straw met troop OF cavalry
near Lame Deer. The troop had been
sent from Fort keogh.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Revela-
tions regarding the attempt to railroad
through the lease of rich mineral lands
in the Uintah Indian Reservation. in
Utah. will be sent to the .,enate Mon
day by Secretary Hitchcock in the
form of a report just received from
special Commissioner Pack. who, at the
request of Representative Sutherland.
was appointed to investigate. His re-
port, 1t Is alleged. will show:
That the lease was obtained through
gross Misrepresentation.
That not more than thirty Indians
were present at the council called by
Indian Agent myton for It's negotiation
That comparatively few Of the 1000
adult utes were aware that a councii
had been called.
That of the thirty who attended the
council only Ave assented to the lease.
Four Indians make affidavit to these
allegations.
Commissioner Pack in ais report .e~
clares the Indians were imposed upon
by Agent Myton and by representatives
of the lorence Mining Company. in
whose favor the lease was negotiated.
He says that majority OF the thirty
Indians positively stated that they
were opposed to the lease and that
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

for all Indians residing on T., cIa
Sans reservation to abstain from
the use of paints and football hair is
tritie harsh. and that as en- order.
IL will not be enforced.
A cake Of soap says Commission
eT Jones, lis the surest way to civil
ization ever invented. But we can't
DO anything wl,A the old Indians, and
we won't try to. We will .et the q.
fenows wear their hair long and oaub
their faces until they die out That is
all that is left for them
The young bucks. and especially
those who have been to Indian schools
and should have learned better man
ners. will be forced, so far as pos
sible. to keep their hair trimmed ana
their faces clean.
The order, if it may be called one
refers only 10 the blanket Indians. "
continued Commissioner Jones. The
red man who wears citizen clothes
is usually all right 1t is a fact that
blanket Indian won't work. He
has to use one hand all the time to
hold the blanket on his back, and
even an Indian can't be expected to
perform labor with one hand.
Il thought the order was a little
harsh IN the nrst place. | ordered it
amended and made less nard upon the
Indian. but my instructions were not
carried out"
1t is understood that the order of
the commissioner was issued by ai-
rection of Secretary OF the Interior
Hitchcock.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
hills and Bears in the
Minneapolis Stock
Yards.
1Iiopaire Dealers and Brokers
forcibly Jabbed by Doctors
And Held by Policemen.

uINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Jan. 30
as buecoated policemen guarded
nyits 200 leading grain traders of
| yorthwest were vaccinated today
,bo chamber of Commerce. Mill
mira and farmer shared the vaccine
gn,s Without favor, and when AL
Il pilsbury. Lour and grain king.
Iebr 10 escape by a window and was
I'D back by bluecoat, threaten
Stampede stopped and the brokers
omitted.
squad of policemen appeared at
chamber of Commerce this morn
and barred windows and doors,
Ela a force of medical inspectors
Eed with vaccine points. proceeded
hin to do their work upon bulls
bears
4 had been announced that raid
10 be made yesterday, and the
|ldiug was deserted at the hour
he'd However, the announcement
but a ruse. for the vaccinators
ouitely prepared for the operat-
today. and they appeared on the
np lust as the market was getting
ii and all traders were on hand. In
winkllng all the doors were barred.
bro was a stampede. which was led
All Pillsbury. He darted into an
re on the lower floor, but was met
a giant policeman.
.bis action was taken because an
rator on change had developed the
d llnOX
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Navy Of Australia
Alarms the British.

MELBOURNE. Jan 4--rhe Brit
ish government Ia opposed 10 the
Australian movement for the building
OF a COLONEL navy that would fly the
flag of the new commonwealth and be
independent OF the British Admiralty.
The Australians have shown q re-
solution to act for themselves and Eng
land some years ago had to disavow
the annexation of a large part of New
Guinea by Queensland. All Australian
navy. it is apprehended. would make
it's power felt in the South Sea Islands
and bring Great Britain into conflict
with France and Germany as 10 their
South Sea possessions.
The indications are that Australia
viii. have navy OF some KIND,
whether England Is pleased or not.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
AinSWOrth Seeks Streets Place
Says a Report From Phoenix

coroneF's inquest and confessed all
He said he took a hammer In one
hand. lifted it high in the air and
brought ii down ON the head of Cooper
wii1 WAS asleep on cot He does not
know why he did it, He says: Guess
must have been drunk or mad.
Cooper WAS mysteriously assaiied
"Wednesday n4ent in tHe Vista Bath
House OF which he was proprietor and
was secretary of the Graham Paper
Company
His estate is valued anywhere be
tween one and two millions dollars
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

ST. Louis. Jan. william Strut-
hers. the negro attendant at the Vista
Turkish Bath House. has confessed the
murder of Alexander Lean Cooper,
The confession was made today be-
fore Chiefs Kiley and Desmond and
the police stenographer. who took the
murderer's words verbatim.
Strother's signed the confession
when 1t was transcribed. Strothers who
has been constantly ''sweated" by
Chief Desmond finally broke down this
morning Just prior to the time of the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Iowa Mine Disaster
q Bodies Recovered.

LOST CREEK, Iowa. Jan. 25.-4 ewn-
ty one dead bodies were this morning
taken from the imprisoned morgue in
shaft No. 2 of the Lost Creek Coal Min
ing Company as a result of the worst
mine disaster experienced in the his
tory of Iowa
Some of the bodies were mangled be-
yOnd recognition and could only be
identified by the articles found In their
pockets.
Eleven of the injured are improving
and no additional deaths are antici-
pated.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Murder Of a millionaire
Negro Confesses the Crime

who was reported TO have been tender
ed the Office by the President several
months ago Even Justice Street be-
lieved the report to be true and said
as much to several OF his friends,
Attorney Ainsworth is we'll known
throughout the Territory and has du-
ring his time held number Of public
Offices. 1t has been thought that ne
would be a candidate for reappont-
ment and his coming out for the chef
Justice ship Is creating surprise.
Ainsworth has strong backing among
Eastern politicians as well as with a
certain faction here in Phoenix.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
yne's Street Railway
Wants to Garry Nail.

Wis. Jan. 25.-Since
Vice President, Henry C. Payne.
appointed Postmaster General.
Milwaukee Electric Railway and
: hit Company has begun making ar
5gements to lave mail carried on It's
bet cars here.
he plan will be fought by the labor
pms. Ever since the strike In 1888
company has been trying to ger
mission to carry the mails. Tne
pr unions have protested on the
Rund that in case OF another strike
government would enforce the run
2g Of the cars to prevent interfer-
ke with the transportion OF the
zls The company has been non
ION ever since the last strike.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
|ant Male Eliminated
From the Constitution,

SREENWICH, Conn. Jan. 20. -
senwieh women have begun a move
kt indorsed by the w. c. T. U. oil
state to have the word male ex-
Rged from the state constitution.
being revised In convention at
Ektford. other temperance unions
bughout the state are following suit
they expect to get the signatures
zhany prominent men.
hate Secretary, Mary M. Andrews
We believe that woman sur
ke would result in more stringent
s governing the liquor traffic and a
& ter enforcement of those laws. :
Dr.. Ellen Palmer, branch presi-
Z I. says Il favor the extension OF
8rage. because | think woman Is
b superior in many points.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
DisCredit Reports Of
The POpe's Illness

WASHINGTON. Ian. 25.-The rum
ors that the Pope is dangerously i'll
are discredited here The Apostolic
Delegation has not been advised. News
that he Is dying will be sent through
out Christendom in time to permit the
prayers OF the faithful for his happy
death.
When the Popes physicians recog-
nize the signs OF dissolution, Cardinal
Martinelli will be notified. No matter
when this Is received. he will notify
the nearest Catholic Church immed-
lately and the bells will begin dlrge
which will continue until the Popes
demise.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Senator Money Says
Sight Is Restored.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-United
States Senator Money, who had cx-
hausted all the resources of American
and European occulists In q fruitless
effort to restore his rapidly declining
eyesight, tonight declared that his
sight is now nearly restored and is
daily growing stronger.
sSenator Moneys disease belongs to
that class known to the profession as
atrophy of the optic nerve and has
heretofore invariably resulted In total
blindness. There have been some cases
In which the disease was somewhat
retarded, but never cured. 1t is the dis.
ease which has caused the blindness OF
broadway Rouss, the New York mil
lionaire, who has offered 100000 to
anyone who could cure him and Dr.
II. F. Carey, who Is treating Senator
Money. is convinced that he could earn
II II Mr.. Rouss' trouble were now III It's
incipiency.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

PHOENIX, Jan. 25.-Rumor credits
C. F. Ainsworth. at the present time
Attorney General Of the Territory. with
heine a candidate for the office OF
Chief Justice. which is now filled by
Webster Street
Ainsworth aas gone to Chicago, os-
tensibly on private business. nut more
likely as a number think TO continue
his Journey to Washington, and lay
before the President his claims for the
Office of Chief Justice.
The move made by Ainsworth Is re-
yiying interest in the candidacy or
Judge Jamison O. rand Rapids, Micn.'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
lay for Roosevelt
Will Head Off Hanna

EASHlNGTON, Jan. Is. - Senator
hy is credited with taking the first
p loonlng to a thorough organiza-
p for the nomination of Theodore
Fseyelt for President in 1904. His
|ns are said to assure Mr.. Roosevelt
unanimous delegation from Penn
|vanja.
PlmIar action will be taken in other
|tes 10 head "a. 'favorite sons"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

on the asphalt When picked up blood
was streaming from cash in his fore
head. He was carried into the White
House. DR.. Rixey was sent for to dress
the wound. which he said was not
serious. Severai stitches were taken
and DIR. Rixey says permanent scar
may be avoided.
Archie when asked how 1t happened
replied: Il don't know: but | know it
hurts like the dickens"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Presidents Son Is
Hurt While Bicycling

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Little
Archie Roosevelt is laid up IN the
White House today with his head tieu
in bandages. the result of an ugly iali
from his bicycle.
The Presidents son was speeding
down the White House drive doing
stunts" for the entertainment or sew
oral onlookers, when he took header
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25
Gid Weather
Predicted for Arizona.

DENVER, ~olo., Jan. 25-Fair and
colder weather predicted for Arizona
tonight, with cold wave in Central
and Eastern portion. Sunday fair and
continued cold.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

There bas doubtless been more or iess cohpl.
- 49, s,o+ +bat the top of THE CITIZEN'S pages
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81 mo sbor tconfng the explanation that we were OH
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

Eat your Sunday dinner at the
French Restaurant tomorrow. Fine
young turkey. From 5 to s p. III.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

~ ~ @AVA he n modern newspaper
foId vhfch wi and trim thing to
As the demands OF our customers
shall exceed that cnpacity, viii buy new 1oider'
In he n1can imC
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-25

"Not Like Other Men. "