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A Youngsters Moral Lesson.

Brooklyn Eagle. .js
The precious youngster had arranse@
stsrs Of ali kinds have a way OF doingt
without approaching the point they are
MAMMA said the boy, did you tell
Lizzie. TO say, you were not Ia Nehen Akrs.
Jones cailed?"
"Yes. DEAR answered the mother.
sis ii an right to so that?" peTsiSte0
the hoy. ,.., -,
"It Is customary. wihie.
W Iii said; the boy, after q theught-
tul pAuse, 'huw would you like 4 u Cod
should tell St. Peter to say Aaa ~ S4u
when YOU get TO Heavens
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nAMEs YESTERDAY.

Chicago, Aug. 25.-chicago defeated
Roston today In a very loosely played
t%eive-innipg contest, IN which every
runs excepting one. resulted from errors
and bases on balls. The work or potn
catchers and Kings batting We're tne
features the latter hitting safely eacn
time up. Attendance, 800 Score; x,fsrr
Chicago ....oooOO121000o-5 10 s
Boston 1901 AGO.
Observation-Disclosures and King; Eascn
and Moran.
Pittsburg., Aug 25.-Brooklyn put Up
very poor article of ball and practically
lost the game In the first tn9ing WIZ
three errors I'm addition TO fIttspurss
six hits Tannehill let up In the ninth
and four hits were made on him, three o.
them three baggers. Attendance lsvo-
PfSrs =. .....5e012oOO.s Is 1
Rrnoitivn ~. o 90 O1'O0 f-S ny 2
atteries-Tannehill and thinner; kic-
SON and Latimer. g
Cincinnati. Aug 2S.-Cincihnat deieat-I
cd PHILADELPHIA today in a close ana ins
teresting game. Both pitchers were IN
fne form. Dooin's wild throw IN the M
inning gave the locals their first run; AZ
tendance, 1000. Score; y. y, e
cincinnati :. - 00010 4
PhiIadelphia :. 1000 II 90 l-2.s
Batteries-Hahn and Bergen, Wnte anu
Doom : 4
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Today and wednesday wind up the
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ves,srn esmpstgn sof the Eastern ciqbss
Cb;csro playinE in Pittsburg Thursday,
Fr,day and Sc furday, st. Louis at Gin
einnati Frida and Saturday, New York
at PhiIadelp a Friday ana sat9rS ~,
and Broekly at Boston FRIDAY anu set
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Today.

At Cincinnati-New York and Cinctn-
natl. ,,..z,,,
At Pittsburg-Boston and Pittsourg'
Al ST, Louis-Philadelphia and st.
Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
DANCING THEIR SORROWS AWAY
Nez Perez Indians object TO Being
Put Under school Teacher,

Lewiston, Idaho. Jan. 90.-Two hundred
Nez Perez Indians are engaged in a tribal
dance on Lapwai creek, fifteen miles from
this city The dance is the result OF
council which convened last week to dis
cuss the proposed abandonment Of the
Lapwai agency and the transfer If the
same 10 the superintendent Of the Larwai
Indian Industrial school. The council
expressed disapprovaI Of the acts u sup
erintendent voorhees, in charge Of the
school. and who has enforced the at
tendance Of Indian children II school.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
snperintCndent and asking thai the
agency remain separate \ delegation Of
Indians We're also appointed 70 visit
Washington 70 make their wishes known.
The council met FIVE days ago and tie
excitement OF discussion gradually r.
suited in the Wild. weird 5ance y the
tribe. George Moses, Phillip McFarllnd.
and Peo-Peo Kalpit. chiefs OF the tgiba.
are participating in the dance Guards
have been stationed "a prevent sie In
dams from receiving whisky and pracau-
ton Is taken tc percent tepretiat.1az. 4
party arriving from the scene REPORTS
that the canous arr echoing with tn sells
OF the DANCERS. Superintendent Noor-
hes addressed the councii durinE the
early deliberations but IL seems wss un-
able % .nauelre the Indians
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PEARSON DOES BELIEVE
Sensation Creating Professor EX-
plains His Words TO the students


Chicago, Jan. 3o.-Prof. Chas. w.
Pearson. OF the Northwestern University
who recently created much common: By
reason of his attacks on certain pats of
the Bible today caused surprise dr the
chapel exercises of the university by
asking TO make a statement before the
students The occasion was the observ-
ance Of the day of prayer of the Amer
lean colleges. Just as the services were
ended. Prof. Pearson arose and on being
given permission to speak briefly. buried
his head in his hands for a moment, and
then said.
This may be the last time that ! will
have the opportunity 10 address you on
a similar occasion. This is my reason
for desiring to make few remarks. ]
believe in Christ. believe in prayer and
1 believe in the power OF the Holy Ghost.
Anything I have done or said was for
the benefit OF the Christian religion
think that it has done some good. do
not care 10 retract and I regret nothing
I have said or written
The students at once took Prof. Pear
sons meaning to be either that he would
resign or that he was being dismissed
But both he and the members Of the
faculty said no such action was con-
templated
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reads between the lines of the Storr and
understands the unspeakable anguish
and dread begotten of extreme nervous
ness and weakness No woman can read
the souowful story of suffering told be-
low by Mrs. McAdoo, without heartfelt
sympathy with her condition and heart
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= 1t is with pleasure that add INV tes-
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benefit of your invaluable medicines
writes Mrs. r. G. McAdoo, of Whiting,
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of the time. I could turn no way with
out it giving me pain I was afflicted
with falling Of the uterus and liberation.
Had bad drain all the time, and drag
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hips: no appetite; bowels were costive;
had srnarting, itching and burning in
the vagina all the time. NY head and
temples, back of my neck, shoulders and
sides panied severely. Had kidney
trouble, too. ached all over; had cold
feet and hands all the time. 7 suffered
a great deal with pains in both sides,
and much tenderness on pressing over
the uterus I was bioated terribly at
times in bowels and limbs. / could not
sleep; noise it seemed world kill me- I
could not get on my feet alone. / can
not describe the constant pain TO which
/ was subject every moment of my life.
Was so reduced in flesh ard strength
that could scarcely walk across the floor
any of the time. l was treated by good
doctors, but they just gave me something
20 ease me for a little while at a time.
They said they could not cure me or do
anything that would greatly benefit me.
Ny husband suggested one day that I
try some of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. ! asked him TO get me bot
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and it soon easel me. He then wrote TO
DR. Pierce IN regard 20 my case. We
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
SANTAFE EMPLOYEES SUSPECTED
Officials so to Otfowa to Investigate
Chnrse of stealing orn.

Ottawa, Kan, Jan. So.-Monday after
noon Superintendent Barnes. Trainmaster
Short and Master Mechanic Mitchell OF
the Southern Kansas, were here to in
vestigate charges against local Santa F
men. On the evening of January p a
car full of corn on shipment between
Kansas City and Moline burst open in the
yards from heavy jar received in
switching and a large amount of corn fell
out When the car reached Moline, there
was a shortage of fifty bushels. On
the morning following the accident Agent
Campbell had the corn lying on the track
gathered up. There were ten bushels OF
it 1t is claimed that employees weer seen
hauling the corn away. The result Of
the in estigation is held secret, and the
final decision rests with the general su-
perintendent. The report is persistent
that at least one was found guilty and
that Superintendent Barnes recommended
his dismissal
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CATTLE BRAVlNG IT OUT
stormy Weather tsas Sot Get Killed
Of KANSAS 0u

Abilene, Kan. Ian. 30.-The storm that
his swept this country for the last three
days is the most severe one Of the winter
and naturally would TN the vitality of
any animal ont Of doors. The farmers
from the surrounding country say the
cattle do not think this is summer wealth
er al all but they are rot suffering great
" from the cold Sunday was harder or
the cattle than any day since then BE-
cause Of the cold north wind that blew
Most IF the cattle have some shelter aside
from the timber. and II feed wei they
fare we'll No losses have as yet been
reported but II the cold wave continues
longer It Is expected that some exposed
thin cattle viii perish.
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STREET CAR EMPLOYEES
Organize at Leayenwcrth in spite of
COMPANY Opposition.

Leavenworth. Kan, Jan. So.-The con-
ductors and motormen of the Leaven-
worth Electric Street Railway company
have organized union. but matters per-
tanning to it are being kept a secret by
the members. Such an organization was
attempted about year ago. but was pre-
vented, it is said, by the officials Of the
company. The men, however, got to-
gether again recently and organized. with
a membership composed Of nearly all the
conductors and motormen in the city. The
object OF the union is protection of the
men in all matters pertaining TO their
work It is understood that the COM
pany is opposed to the present organiza-
ton
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CAS- ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yoa Hare Always Bought
s ss.ss sss ., h2ZzZu
CoLLISIoa IN SNOW sIORM
Railroad Tug boat Crashes Into
Jersey ferry Roaf

New York. Jan 1l-The jersey Central
railroad cerryboat Central. was rul into
nv a railroad tug 80 the north risee Dur
ing srowHt0fm. There were - pas
seurers GA the fsrry15at u whom aaoit
ls1 were women Tire Centrai found II
very heavy going IN TO storm AMI Wa
feeling its way SLOWLY out Into tha l1.1-
stream. when ab9as g. q1artsr of 3 lniie
from her slip ~ Carsrn1nipaw. ths Cen
rrsls chief lofics6 ieng PROCESSION p
small tugs and other craft headi1g TO-
ward the slip ~ hs1 iust iett on hls port
side JUST 40 these pass =. D. fur1-a -
look through ira s11vsteru % ere = hls
path Sas clear o. csc sfarfg1rs ste. The
heavy faxes obstrycscd ~ ris.o- n-I1-i
hundred yarda away ar4 bffors ne
could Pick - his marine siazs+r fiss-r
was crash rad greet ausashirg g
,isaiserr. one r. fhe heaFr tBrs 81 fhe
Hsitin1ors arI Ohm. having ia fpw slss
carrvinx a dozsa iss1ed fFelast ears.
Rae crashed info ihs Central i<l94 TIRE
raasle uhaeI On tae ro-eaE csAla e.te
n. he sesssi Before the Central could
reFerse her psser. - tar h41 serSss1 .ts
uag fhr1lEh she HEaf ztr-1nors tfst
covers tte lzs3+s' eahia a~e tfs srraen
lrsl1e psre parse sfrseks1
lhsr afrieks eo1a1l1e1 @lfh ere c-rek-
Iiar seune n ere b-s4k.zF sirlseFs 80
u trurgss 3 nunssr ~ rnsa passearerz
ever O. t1efr si5e - sac boar Ia
rsshe1 ofer 80 asset1g trst ere C~rf-4l
c4resned sna 81 sas fezrssi - s. ssrezz
fsaf fhs so7fi1 t1-r iarf5s Tae cfaf-es
rsszlnz ger 49, 1t damssef. aea-
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handle railroad. which is within block
OF the Jail and left for the west.
Warden Sonel is broken hearted. re is
completely unnerved and with difficulty
could repress his tears. il has been
known for several weeks that Mrs. Soffel
was taking an interest in the Biddles and
IT is said that she frequently furnished
them with daintles outside their usual
prison fare.
The county commissioners met this az
ternoon and offered a reward OF s. 200 for
the recapture Of the murderers. a meet
ing OF the prison board 70 investigate
their escape viii be held this afternoon.
A report is current that the Biddlos
escaped from the city along the Pittsburg
and Western railroad. Scores Of people
at Etna. Pine Greek and sharpsburg
claim TO have seen them. whether they
caught a train IS not known
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headache. backache ard other Ills which
have their cause IN womanly diseases.
II write 10 let you know the great
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When I commenced your medicines I
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Of Indianapolis viii give two of his
matchless lectures in the Crawford Grand.
Sunday night February 2, win be for
everybody. and a free matinee for ladies
Monday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock. Sub
ject of the ladies' lecture: - Beau
tiful Woman's Symposium.
DR.. Houser's lectures draw packed
houses everywhere. They are elegant in
language, instructive in substance and
have been praised throughout the world.
Dr. Houser is not only a renowned lee
turer ana scientist. but he is an able
physician as well. His former visits here
have given him fame and honor in his
profession. His present visit viii be
short. Consult him at the Manhattan
today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
BOURBON COUNTY MAD
Dog With HydrophObia Keeps Things
stirred Up in County.

Fort Scott, Kan, Jan. 30.-A mad dog
which created CONSERVATION in the school
at Deerfield, over in Vernon county a day
or two ago and was killed by one of the
plucky pupils, bit a couple of ladies at
Clayton before going to Deerfield.
The ladies were Mrs. NJ. 3. Chinworth.
who was bitten on the right hand. and
Miss Stella Stewart. who was bitten on
the left hand.
DR.. L. E. Stanhope of Nevada, was
called and applied the mad stone and
it adhered in each case five hours. II
is feared that the dog bit a number Of
cattle and horses and hogs in the same
neighborhood but no symptoms of hydro
phobia have yet set in.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
EVANGELIST SUED
Dentist ut Newton Alleges His Good
NamR isa- ssren furnished

Newton. Kan. Jan Sl-As 4 result OF g
statement alleged 10 have been made ~
Rev. n p Williams during meeting a.,
he tabernacle SATURDAY a salt for dam
ages for defamation II character was
Sled yesterday IN the Office OF the clerk
or ne district court Dr. Richardson. the
dentist. = the plainsiG and Evangelist
Williams Is the defendant II the snit-
Richardson alleges in his petition that his
good name and professional STANDING
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
4 SUFFERING WIFE
Saved by the Suggestion of a
Thoughtful Husband.

A man can rarely enter into wouan's
sufferings when they are caused by dis
eases peculiarly feminine Even when
the character Of the suffering is graph
ically described the man cannot appre-
ciate the force of terms for which he has
no equivalent in his experience. All
he can do IS TO sympztt1ize and suggest
But when woman hears the story Of
4 woEizn's suffering every word has its
Just weight with her. Even more, she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
NORTON AVOIDS SCENE
is- a. TX. Commander Tenders His
kesignntion TO Torrance

Topeka, Kan. Jan. S0.-Department
Commander Martin Norton of the Kan
sas c. \. r., has rendered his resigna-
ton to National Commander Eli Tor
rance. The members of the council Of
administration will meet here at an early
date to consider the resignation.
Vice Commander J. B. Remington OF
Paoia, who is now in charge of the office
VIII succeed to the place.
The charges recently preferred against
Commander Norton viii probably be
dropped and his resignation accepted.
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Notice.


Wichita, Kansas, Jan. %, 1902
Property owners are hereby notified that
the city council has ordered constructed
the following walks:
\ 5-foot cinder walk on the east side Of
Euclid avenue from Harry 10 Oslo.
Unless said walks are constructed within
thirty days from January Is, 1892. the
city of Wichita viii proceed to construct
the same, and the cost, together WIKI
penalty Of > per cent, will be charged up
against said lots.
e3-9t J. l. LELAND. City Clerk.
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OUTLOOK DOESN'T HELP
French and Irish are Talking Absnt
Peace for the fta~f.

New York. Jan. On. Henri Roche
for. editor u Intransigent cables fke
Journal and american from Park. re-
garding the outlook for peace 70 soufh
Africa.
There ought 70 - peace. bpt upon
basis similar % that given the Cibau
republic and which saoula aiso make ths
Philippines free The republic ~ GAIA ~
a glorious example Ter th- Boer in tso
ways. FIRST. - demonstrate ere effect
lveness ~ a people fighting fyr home snf
freedom. second. THAI TIE H0efai iosirs
spirir suU lives in me Uniffi states.
The Bocrs have astoniFhea tae worla
ard deserve freedom. Tie iutsrnaedia ries
who are feeling thei- way q, Ifare.
should remember this
Col Arthur Lynch who aerrsf i1 fia
Boer army and recerfiT we elected t9
parliament from Galway. aise cables fts
Journal ard Auseriean frofa r.s-is @fssfs
SIDES haee strong resH7as f1~ ferrirx
peace ~ tscy FIGHT arofher r.r maths
the situation may not - nssegiafr So
tered ard 3t IL snspoasfhte - ssT er-
acty whas r. tire military afs1figr ~
81 certain that noR r. Peers art 81 rFfi-
rlistle as ffev rsre year ego. $50 re-
gard fher ahlify e. heif o1f. aa-e Ees-
land sf1atl0r ~ tecers3ag iHf
not only pn sorounf ~ hfr e1ornrFs sf-
pense. brt because ~ me sfeErat>.n =
trade and icea ~ prestige ia fhs rfis-
rate agsia. sor are vie Beers r1 tri
- roses. srG fheg. se Ere iE
desired sescs. = tfe fsrue $50 80 e-fis-
factory sssfs.
Fs-cs q posssflle. frr iherr ere 1nF
~ PORTS sha1f rtca Sen ss ere
Eor ln aeesrd. To maa thg FL rfs
= rsnei8is frsriisa prsgrlr1 sd aa as
tagcrists V4l sos1 Ksf ftaf g fhrf rns
ioretfer sa6 peace may = s1 -
FsrV ro1r
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Sealed Bids.
DO 81 Citv OK.

Wichita. Kan, Jan. Is. 1902.
Sealed bids win be received at this office
until Y o'clock m, February 3. 1862. for
the plumbing of thu new fire station to
be built at the corner Of Topeka and
Eighteenth street, said plumbing 10 be
done according 70 the plans and specif-
cations or file n the Office OF the city en-
gineer. Al bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for ten dollars. made
PAYABLE TO the city of Wichita, as a guar
antee OF good faith.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any and al bids.
est J. /. LELAND, City Clerk.
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WEEKLY EAGLE.

one copy. one yeaT-.-.......-s---.--..-.- ~
Eastern business ONCE. q. a 45, 47.4S.4s.
The Tribune" Building New York city;
Western business Office, 40 . ne Jlook-
pry,' Chicago; The :. c. Becilwith Special
Agency. sole agents Tor Foreign AdVer-
Using
Readers Of tns Eagle. when in New
York City or Chicago. can see copies, OF
the paper at the Office OF our agents at
the address given above.
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tcrday morning continued throughout me
night and to-day. AZ . o'clock this nom
ing. the total fau WAS tour inches.
Stop coughs and colds. cure all lara
troubles ard prevent consumption hy u.s.
ing ore Mingte Cough Care. II IS harm
less ami acts quickly. Geo Van Yer
den. Gus Saur.
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band for me to take his Favorite Pro
scription and Pleasant Pellets, and
also his Golden Medical Discovery, and
Extract Of Srnsrf-weed. according to
directions. ! did so. and began 10 in
prove last If anyone doubts this give
name and address ] VIII always rec
ou1mend DR.. Pierce's medicines and rs
advice to ali sufferers from diseases to
which females are subject. He has teen
as kind as father 10 ne; advised re u
a child l believe IL my husband sd
not written 20 DR. Pierce las. fail ard
commenced giving me his medicine, I
would have died IN a skert tine
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have been injured to the extent Of $4,000.
The papers were filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the district court at about 5
7'clock yesterday afternoon and few
minutes later Sheriff Masters had served
he summons on the defendant. Rev.
Williams will have twenty days in which
70 answer the petitions and the case can
not come up for hearing before the May
term Of the district court At that time.
according TO present plans. the defendant
viii be across the waters.
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