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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

saw MIS- Ay"fs fur Whom be had
heea searching for i've years. He fol
lused Der 10 uer palagial home and
demanded settlement of tho affairs.
He claims nat Mrs Ayers offered
him small amount which he re-
fused
Attorneys were employed By On
stead, who have been in correspond
euee with the hanks. attorneys and
citizens of Marshallt0wn and Bloom
lngton, and have procured evidence
enough Il is said to fiie suit
Miss Yohn was married 10 Lafayette
Ayers Of this city ahaa. four years
ago Mr, Ayers met her when on a
western trip. Sne was accepted In the
most exclusive society OF this city
on account Of her husbands wealth
and influence, and was one of the lead
ers In clubs ami social affairs. She is
beautiful attractive and intelligent
The affair has shocked society and
her friends refuse 10 accept 'he story
as true
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
CLHIMS MMISSI0N
MIKES f DECISION
Hearty ThuIDD Administered to the
Men Who Suffered from the
Maine Explosion.

WASHINGTON. March 6. to-day
tho Spanish treaty claims commission
handed down a decision against claim
ants for deaths and injuries received
by officers and seamen in the wreck Of
the battleship Maine, In Havana Har-
Dor
The commission holds that the sea-
men injured by the explosion whicn
destroyed the battleshlp Maine, had
no individual claim against Spain.
even II that government was respon-
sible to the United States for the ex-
plosion. and therefore. such seaman
Is NOT entitled TO an award in his ia
vor
Claims so far filed with the commits
sion, which will be affected by the de-
cision amount 10 about two and half
million.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind March c.
Roy Eliis. nine year-od newsboy
Who liv"- with his widowed mother In
this city. }- recovering from surgical
operation performed ST tho Union
state Hospital 20 remove "a depressed
portion ol h}s skull The b@y presents
q pse1ar ease from a physiological
tanapent lie il exceptionally bright
.r m hs years aaj ara injury 90
bis Hsed some time ago. seemed to de-
t0ojt u mon symptoms ol criminal IN
sanity 1hn yonn&ster IS one Of the
haat-ao0Va police characters In tae
ly, and hardly "a week passes that he
Is not detained behind the bars
he shows a cunning taat IS remark
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
RANCHERS FIGHT
WITH WILDCAT
Two Men. a Dog and a COrnered
Feline Engage in a Bad Mix
I'D at a Mountain Ranch.

San DIEGO March 6.-~In the hands
of local taxidermist, being prepared
for mounting. is the skin of thirty
two pound wildcat. which was killed
after q hard battle at the mountain
ranch OF Clarence Rowe and William
Cole. in Deer Park. on the Cuyamaca
Mountains.
Rowe had at the ranch a favorite
bull terrier. which he valued highly.
The dog slept in a woodshed back Of
the ranch house. ana at the rear of
the shed tLere was an open window
or rather a place where it had been
intended 10 put window. Last week
the two men were awakened by the
noise OF a struggle in the woodshed
ana Rowe found that an immense
wildcat had crept through the window
and pounced on the dog
When Rowe opened the door of the
shed the cat left the dog and attack
ed him, and when Cole appeared on
the scene he In turn became the special
object of the feiines wrath until Rowe
could bring a lamp. The cat ran from
the light. and. making her way into
the Kitchen. hid behind the stove. The
dog was called in and made game at
tack on the wild beast, the two rolling
out OF the kitchen door I'm the struggle.
howe grabbed his gun. but In attempt
ing to help bis dog out of predica
rnent he shot both dog and cat with
the same bullet.
The taxidermist ls to mosnt both
animals as they appeared In the fight
as IL has been pictured 10 him by the
two men. one of whom knows he was
In the night himself hy the marks of
tooth and claw on hts leg.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
Scraps OF WASHINGTON
Gossip HbOut Them
hTTACK ON TRUSTS
Said to Be Resented Blu the
Financial Mdgndte, and the
President Made an I'M
D0rtdnt Explanation.

WASHINGTON. y. C., March c.
r mere Is renewed gossip touching tho
cent visit here OF J. Plerpont Nor
san. He came over ten days ago to 81.
nd dfnntr OF ne Corsair given at
ne residence Of Chaunccy NJ Depow
concentrating the fact from the
ssip. Mr.. Morgan aG1 the guests At
BE dinner did make a ,all at tho
" bite House at a rather late hour ,.ne
. ght. Getting back 10 the goss,p l. is
}ulchsafed that at tn !, bepc@ dinner
NJ. Morgan catised 1t 10 be mada
ELown that he seriously had under ad~
Fsement the recall of an acceptance
previously made To dine at the White
Hause to meet Prince Henry. This lor
fbe reason he felt a grievance toa ard
the President because he had directed
The Attorney General to bring suit TO
test the validity of the merger of the
lines OF railroads in the Northwest
eontrollsd by ]. ]. Hill.
rhe Presidents side of the alleged
routroyersy takes on another ASPECT.
according 10 reliable report when the
President was told of MIR Morgan 8
@ayering whether To recall his prev
iot3s acceptance for the dinner or not,
that fact. through a mutual friend,
cached the Presidents ear. ffls ans
%sr was more than strenuous. Said
the President:
certainly did not invite Mr.. Nor
gan to dine at the White House to
81 ct Prince Henry for my own plea
sure. but for his II he wishes To recall
nie acceptance that is his own affair
au1 privilege II. though, hear much
urre about the doubt as to his course.
] ~ill find way to arrange 1t that
tte acceptance viii not be matter
al! his further disposal.
As an addendum to- all of this 1t is
ajso of ycracious report that the presl-
aaat. after the dinner, and which Slr,
Morgan attended. did cause ii to be
ua Dc known that he had no intention
~ bringing a suit through the Office
the Attorney General against, any
~ the Industrial trusts now organized.
Thus. Ia brief. Is here pictured Two
-#0es OF choice morsels or gossip now
- ng conned over by the exclusive
~e, OF Washington society.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
The SQudW Men
Hit Rather Hard

WICHITA hasls YTaYwtg e Judge
Feu uf the district court ST fl Reuo.
Dh yesterday de 3oa AZ important
case Wt ID VIII He1T ase2at o Bite
msn "at ~ possession Il lhvr s'l#fu~
Iu tho kfaaa and Commando la&3aH
Reservations Uanini Higb Hr]a Agt
married tamaehe sga2 je pet-
toned tie eQaft s~ Dis 1saueul
rertan Fedafal officers had refused
him
Judge Ir#u ruling nader The Ie
fame Indian treaty Of 1881 dee aldcd
against H3eH The Indians Will i'm
medIa}aly appeal for troops 10 a&s-
possess white men, who have married
Indian women and taken their share
os the land Interwarricd white wom-
en- ame under the same ruling.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

9outh Carolina against his colleague
Mr., McLaurin.
There Is before the committee n re-
solution providing for the investipa-
uoh offered by Mr., Pritchard Of North
carolina, at the request of Mr.. Me
laurin. MIR Pritchard and other
friends Of Mr. McI.aurin are urging the
committee to act fayorably on the re-
solution
1t Is considered doubtful that any
lnlhB oi consequence will come out of
me Investigation, Notwithstanding
mere are those who profess to believe
that Mr.. Tillman's charge u1alnst Mo
Lalrih was well founded. If there
should be an investigation. II prob
ably viii not be confined to the alleged
improper action Of Mr. McIaurin. but
Will reach ont and take cognizance os
all reports that have been r atrcula-
ton charging the use Of corrupt in
ilncncea in securing votes for tbs Span
tsh treaty.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
FOOLS and THEIR MONEY PART
4 CHICAGO institution Capitalized at $1,000,
900 Has ASSETS OF S2O7

The army. who has lao'et,y returned
from the Philippine he is anxious 10
recover 81 800 for an ,,nrestment in
stock Of the concern lie says also he
incurred some 5000 debts n ,owa ia
booming the guarantee company III his
stale.
Ia all It is declared tha- there is a
H4t Of people In Chicago Woo want
to collect S6a0o0 from the conapan%
It's method accorjlne 70 Attorney But
Ier was to offer to investigate proper
tes for owners desiring money To pro
mote them and requiring a deposit Ter
tho expenses Of the examinations As
a usual thing somethsDe liks $500 Wa
asked as q deposit
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
Norman Missionaries
Invade Denmark

COPENHAGEN. March & fbe Nor
nan Missionaries Prnpa nda here
Tia become ST. active thn hey are dis
tr.Eltlus Literature even within the
Danish Churches. urging voting girls
fa aveud Mormon pleetine5,
statistics show that one ont or ev~
srv tveuty-two IaniSb immigrants to
taa uuue4 States become Mormon.
The el6rgy in congootion with the
government. arc pcrfcciine plans to
nat an end to proseiytjzing,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
Torrents OF Rain
Fall In California

SACRAMENTO March GA heavy
rain fell in the upper part of the Sacr-
amento Valley last night and the wa
ter will cause another sharp rise in
the Sacramento River. which has been
falling rapidly during the past forty
eight hours
AT the head Of the valley the pre-
cjpitailon amounted 20 cloud burst
over three inches Of rain failing dur
ING Tho twenty four hours ending at
@ locE tbis moru5ug
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

gHICAGO, March with cable
dress 'Suretrust. Chicago, and
sets for the protection OF creditors
~. 5S1.S5," according 10 Its financial
atement. the Surety Guarantee an"
ist Company, capital 81 900 COZ. was
.ed lnto the hands Of n receiver.
receiver appointed by the Federa'
lr' found s207 In the cash drawer
81, says he will have to sell the Once
aiture TO pay the salary OF hts GUS
ian.
ation naming q receiver was
ught about by Attorneys Cassidy
Butter. acting for Gen. John H.
ne. former Adjutant-GeneraI or the
a National Guard and m3jor IA
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
fl SERIOUS SURGICAL FEHT
But 1t Made a Vicious BOv Give UD His Bad
PrOD6nStl6S

atie enabling him to work gratis
with ease.
Before the operation was performs
ed Roy escaped from the hospital and
ran barefooted through the snow to
his homo a distance of about two
miles When he was taken back he
bIa his clothes during the absence or
the nurse and declared that burglars
had been in the room. The clothes
were afterwards found on top of d high
closet, whore IL is almost impossible
10 climb
The child's strange maIady seems t0
have been removed by the operation.
and it Is said he has shown no crimi-
nal instincts since that time. The
skull was trephined and Roy recover
al from the shock nicely.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
STREET CAR COMBINE
WORKED BY HnNNH
The Street Gar Lines in Cleveland
Consolidated Under Presidency
OF Republican Boss.

CLEVELAND Ohio. March s. The
Plain Dealer says Terms have been
agreed upon for the consolidation of
the Cleveland Electric Railway Com
pauy and she Cleveland City Rauwav
Company. the two roads 80 be under
the Presidency Of Senator Mark
Hanna
The Consolidated Company viii tn
ciude every street car line in the city
The stock yalue involved amount
to s~l Coz .l0D.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
Illinois Doctor Refuses
Hid to a Woman
A MOB RFTER HIM
The Woman Was Severely
Burned and Died and He
Refused Her Professional
Assistance.

CARLYLE. H.. March 6.-Yesterday
afternoon Mrs, James Essington, aged
"a years was terribly burned and
died from the effects last night. She
was cleaning a shaWT with gasoline,
which caught fire. The blaze spread
to a pan OF gasoline then to her cloth
ing which was burned from her body
in an instant. The house caught fire
and was partially destroyed.
The woman. whose limbs were burn
cd to a crisp and body fairly roasted,
was carried to the house OF neighbor.
There she lay for fully half an nour
before medical attention. She moaned
and screamed from pain. Every physi-
elan was out of the city, excepting Dr.
Max Broenlng. He was standing across
the street watching the frc and wai
asked to relieve the terrible sufferingS
Of the woman. but he persistently re-
fused, ii Is said, regardless Of the ab-
sence OF other physicians. lie turned
on his heels, went to his house and
again declined to render medical as
sistance wnen appealed to by the city
marshal.
In the lme a mob had formed
for the rafp1se of dragging him, II
necessar. 70 he bedside. The doctoT
finally yielded TO the pleadsngs Of
prominer sga ety lady. bnt not until
the mob ga iis sight Of his office To-
day in ezp ,aation Of his attitude be
declared 1s family were not his pat
rons nor fgiends. hence he did not feel
obliged tc attempt 10 alleviate tlAe stif-
fering Of TIE w9man, especially wnen
he was the choice
An attensa wi!l be made, II Is said,
TO prosec 81 5Ag Broenlng, BY conEer-
vative pc @5lie the more impuf-
siye serve n8tlce on him this morn
ing that b 0uld not be permitted 70
reside In town "a tnre. He wa
ordered ave town by lomUrrow
night or yoH}d b. taTred aud
fcatheleti
The fao fafiani and says he
viii not has aarrsosaed his
hotssss sse sa viii shoot without
heSltaflon who insadeA hss
premises
jUtarSe asut rrewails, and
tbr Is ga HrsG a riot fhe b3c-
ter na- so endefs, but not many.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
BRADBURY LOSES
MEXICAN MINES
Other Stockholders Have 0UstCd
Him From the Position Of
Superintendent.

LOS ANGELES. March s. There
has been a change in the manage
ment Of The noted Bradbury mines n
Mexico. John Bradbury. Tho for a brief
period has been acting ass superIutcn-
dent Of the valuable properties, has
given way to another superintendent
at the request it Is asserted, Of
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
NAY INVESTIGATE
TILLMnN'S CHARGES
Reported That Senate Committee
WIN Decide 10 Grdtiiu NC
Ldurin's Demands.

WASHINGTON. y. G. March g.
The report Is current that the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
WI decide on an investigation OF the
aarges made by Senator fillmau OF
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

doubtIcSS less ronPiilI" ch"s-
-, ~ e.,, ttot f1, ton of THE CITIZENS pages
,rc NOT cut. We apologize. and "flcF IN eN'e""'""
of the sh tconling the "Nph'""tio" "fn' VIC VIZ
,,toI en- ,,,L, the from fOur-ph9e 10 an
nnpe papcr before the arrival OF our nc" P"'
which viii be along shortly.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

ATTEN LION Rcd MEN.
II mbers Of the Eaa Mems team
8' met At O'Clock kis evening at
a. O L w Hall for drill. Important.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06
Will NOT DANCE

WILL NOT DANCE.
or account OF the length OF the play
Knobs a Tennessee with the special
ties bot Will le introduced there will
Ice no dance afterward as the curtain
viii not drop on the last act Hntil near
~ eleven o'clock
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-06

0KTE 1T l. mn OF machinery
~ - A-A'A "a modern newspaper
FOL WI VIII and trim anything to
I6 pages. As soon the demands of our customers
shall exceed that cnpncity, win buy new folder.
IN meant fne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05


Springs yesterday in the interest Of the
firm. From there he goes 10 Kansas
City.
). F. Barton has fled a petition IN the
district court asking for a divorce from
Gertrude Barton.
Rev. y r. Harmon performed the GER
emory yesterday ia the pariors Of the
probate court which made Frank orr ard
Miss Ethel Skeels Of this city man and
wife.
+. G. Oss sold 20 Nellie Dryden. through
the agency OF George @. Henry. fifty feet
near the park on South Lawrence avenue
Miss Dryden intends TO build four-room
cottage 10 rent.
John Gregory. who lives short dis
lance northwest CT the Union Stock Yards
come down TO the city With his family
yesterday when they returned home
they found that burglars had entered ana
gene through an the drawers and trunks
IL the house. watch come Jeweiry.
ard revolver are missing
DIT johnson has predicted that the
weather for today f. % - FAIR and colder.
This means that the temperature vlli -
down 70 about g. G,grses as the temper
allure yesterday morning vas e Ths
state % the atmosphere has gotten 20
TIA. vintry condition zhen the weather
observer ceses 90 speak u 81 getting
cooler. bet Gays colder which make
unpieaEant ch'ns run rhe chrouatlc scals
or fel-zs backbone and MAKES hisn
grasp bis pocketbook with stronger bod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05
LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS
Sore Threats and Colds Numerous.
Almost an Epidemic, With Fears
of Pneumonia.

There is always an epidemic Of coughs
and colds caused by election work and
the exposure in waiting for returns. As
result. druggists are being rushed with
orders for Hyomei. the famous remedy
that cures coughs and colds by simply
breathing it.
The people who are well today, instead
OF suffering with a cold or sore throat.
arc those who. when waiting around for
returns last night. had with them one of
the Hyomei pocket inhalers. and occasion
slly took breath of its balsamic air that
kl!ls all germs of cold and catarrh and
prevents disease getting fastened upon
t.-e system Any throat specialist viii
tell you that his practice is more than
double after the fall elections and that
pneumonia is sone years almost epidemic
Hyomei VIII cure coughs and colds and
prevent pneumonia. Just breathe IL
a complete Hyomei outfit costs Slo0 and
consists Of an inhaler that can be carried
n the vest pocket a medicine dropper
and bottle Of Iyomei. The inhaler
lasts a lifetime, while extra bottles OF
Byomei if needed can be obtained for
81 cents
Hyamei is one Of the few medicines
that are sold under q positive guarantee
TO give satisfaction. If it does not cure
you. your druggist VIII refund your
money. This IS the strongest evidence
that can be offered as to Hyomeis Won
derfuh powers TO cure cold and prevent
pneumonia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05
AT AN ADVANCED AGE
Samuel Carson Died ut His Hcme
Near settler

Samuel Carson was born January =.
$50 in Washington county. Pennsylvania.
and died at his home in Sedgw tck county.
kansas. October 81. lse. He was married
IN his native county To Narsaret ManIa
Mount. GA December - lS4. 70 thss
union were born six children. four sons
ard two daughters al CT whom WIKI his
widow. stiH survive.
Nr Carson. with his family removed
20 Warren county. Illinois. several years
before the civil war and II Little York
n and his wife entered the United Pres
byterian church about thirty-ave years
ago.
He never changed his connection with
the church Of his father and Of his own
early choice
Mr. Carson was a veteran Of the civil
var. having served nearly three years IN
the Thirty-second Illinois infantry. He
settled ia their present neishborhood.
nine miles east Of Wichita. in 1875 whore
h has since lived a quiet. unobrrusive
life, highly respected By ali in the com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05
LITTLE AND MEAN CRIME
Messenger Boys Bicycle Was stolen
IL, Front of a flee

A man or boy who is little and mean
enough to steal messenger boys bicycle
is mean enough TO commit most any
crime. Night before last Howard Pierce,
a boy who works for the Western Union
Telegraph company. brought a message to
the Eagle Office and left his wheel in front
OF the Office while he took the message
up 10 the third floor 1t was about 9
clock at night and when ne returned
some man or boy without a conscience or
soul had ridden the wheel OF and moth
ing has been heard of it since. The mes
senger boy cannot be censured. for he
has TO have a wheel, and he cannot lock
every time he makes a trip. nor carry
it up into the place he has to go. 1t
was at first thought and hoped that it
had been taken as joke. but it ap-
peared no Joke to anyone when they saw
the small boy going on foot TO those
places where heretofore he had ridden
his bicvcie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05
Copy Is Received From the Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Attorney Helm yesterday received cop
les Of the testimony taken in the five
cases before the Interstate Commerce
commission while they were in this city
hearing the cases of unjust freight rates.
The testimony is gotten up in elegant
shape and shows that experts had had
hold of it. Each case was bound sepa-
rately with brass lacks. The title of the
case was typewriter in red ink, while
the body or testimony itself was written
by typewriter in black ink. There are
ABOUT $4,000 words of testimony alto
gether. The city's attorneys will go over
this and then they viii be prepared to
bring to completion the brief of the case
which is to be sent to the commission.
Dizziness. spells of blindness. head
ache and sour stomach are caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels.
FRICKLY ASH BITTERS removes the
cause of the trouble and puts the system
N perfect order
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05
q Ia - I'D AKA.
Bears the n Tbs kGd You Have llEsJs Bcg-s
signature a N<NZHIzzx
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. J. F. Bell Of 1911 Woodland avenue
is very sick
Fred Hoyt Of Stella. 0. T.. was a Wis
itor in this city.
Mrs. s. 5 AshbauCh has returned from
visit IN Toledo. Ohio
There VIII not be a meeting Of the
looking club this week
Mrs J. II. swearingen Of 1926 wood
land avenue is very sick
Charles Ballard Of this city has gone
TO Andale for few weeks visit
J. D. WOLF Of s3s North water street
IS ssili very low With typhoid pneumonia
Mr. Frank Christmas has accepted 4
position with dohn Braitsch. the shoe
man
Mrs. Harry Adams Of 5, Louis Is visit
ing Mrs. r. z. Montee Of 1895 south water
street and other friends
Airs 3 W silsaae has gone for a visit
IN Washington and New York she vii
be gone several weeks
Work on the -ew Frisco depot on East
Douglas vas suspended yesterday BE-
cause q the rain
Q. II Biddle. deputy United States mar
shall IS In Colsxater. Kan. on bust
ness IN Connection Vith the federal court
Afrs J. r. Ehis eft last night Tor the
east. where she was called y TIRE Sri
ious lirezs q her brother. C. r. Hart
ley
The former members u the Pocahoatzs
lodge. a branch y the Resrnea. raeet TO-
rf~rs and vrHf ette-1ur T. reo-s.-lze
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05

Business Men Who viii Take
Them Around.
AN INFORMAL RECEPTION
Will be Given at Commercial
Club.

Yesterday the committees from the Com
srercial Club and the Chamber Of Com
.nerce appointed to entertain the Illinois
manufacturers, met in the National Bank
OF Commerce to make up a plan for the
entertainment The train bearing the Hi
noisans will reach this city today at 10
o'clock over the Santa Fe 1t was de-
cided yesterday TO have the train stopped
a. the packing houses. = special car viii
leave the corner of Main and Douglas
avenue at $3.50 o'clock this morning con-
tanning the twenty business men who are
to show the Illinoisans over the city Ten
men were appointed from each CONNER
cial organization 70 show the manufactur-
ers around Wichita The special train
viii be stopped at the stock yards and
net by this committee who Will take
them over the packing houses and stock
yards
The other special car viii be on hand
to take the visitors over the city after
the visit to the stock yards and pack
ing houses. The Urinary this morning viii
DC SOutn from the packing houses TO Oeu-
trail, then through Riverside park, thence
up Topeka avenue and back to the Com
mercial club. where a stop of from fif-
teen to twenty minutes VIII be made for
refreshments. Thence a trip east and
west and back to the Santa Fe depot by
Z o'clock. when the train viii depart
for the south.
A general invitation has been extended
TO the business men for an informal re-
ception at the Commercial club at II 30.
The entertainment committee from the
Commercial club is composed of Messrs.
c G. Cohn, c. L. Sim, r. H. Millison
A. S. Parks, c. H. Brooks, Dean Gordon,
A. C. Jobes, F. W Oliver, J. II. Black,
c. Wood, II j. Hagny.
The committee of the Chamber of Com
merce is composed of Messrs. B. F. Nc
Lean, James Allison, J. NJ Knapp NJ. NJ.
Murdoch L. s. Naftzger, e. E. Master
man, James E. Stewart NJ. w. Levy, ].
E Howard and c. L. Davidson.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS cures disease
of the kidneys. cleanses anu strengthens
the liver stomach and bowels