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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
Albert cupp Brings Suit to Have a
Judomeni Set Aside.

\ case that promises to be unusually in
teresting was filed last night by the law
firm of Matson. Keith & Matson.
Some time ago Clara E. Cupp brought
suit for divorce from Albert l. Cupp.
which was granted November 25. She
alleged extreme cruelty and in default of
the defendants appearance, obtained the
divorce
Albert Cupp now brings suit to have
the judgment set aside, saying that his
signature TO waiver or summons and
entry was obtained while he was under
duress. He alleges than an attorney rep
resenting himself as the county attorney.
came 10 him (Mr. Cupp) with papers
made out by his wife. Clara Z. Cupp. ask
ing for a divorce. He says that he was
dumfounded and heartbroken, as his do
nestle affairs had always been harmon
ious. He further alleges that the attorney
demanded that he sign the paper, which
was a waiver of summons and entry,
saying that if he did not the plaintiff
would sue him for alimony. and that If
he was not able to pay this he would be
liable to imprisonment. Mr.. Cupp says
that he was ignorant Of the law and
signed the papers.
The case viii be called next Monday at
a M. or as soon thereafter as the
court can hear it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
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HYPATIA is TREATED
Sautaneli Gives Club Enough Sub
jects for Discussion Until Doomsdsy.

Hypatia was entertained and instruct
Cd yesterday afternoon at its meeting
as probably il never was before Saul
tanelli. the student OF hypuotism and its
bearing on life. delivered a discourse
on hypnotism. suggestion and mind. His
lecture, made doubly impressive by his
magnetic aaG emotional nature. was ap-
preciated by everyone present, because
each one received thought for many
days meditation.
This man. for he is nothing more
than a man with = highly developed
.raiu. is 4 genius 81 his line The
funny acts Of hypnotism which ne puts
on the stage tell but little of the man
himself or his theories. both unique and
extraordinarily worth the study Of men
Of mind. Re bases has theories uron
human fact and understanding. and while
not explaining all or the majority ~ the
uuanswerahle qeuztsons u life he ex-
plains many II ther 70 the hearers sat
isfaction For instance De- declares that
tie nerve TISSUES in she spinal column
are just as much part ~ the brain CT
man or animal as chose I'D the head he
declares that man has no VIII but that
his actions arr simply rcsnonses u the
various forces. which arc q part og the
great organism II The universe
since his stay II wichita Mr sau-
tenerH has made May friends. and While
L Is hard Tor humanity e break away
frora al idea handed down By fore
fathers. h aims the respect II these
Nichitaus by his honest ways an talk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
ABOUT REV. BUDERWOLF
ise Will Conduct Revival Services
Hcre ReZinninE Dec

Rev Bsiderwolf and Professor Seagle
who VIII conduct special revival services
in The First Presbyterian church begin
nins Sunday. December E. are now hold
ing services il Eau Claire. WIS. u the
evangelist the Leader says.
Rev Nr Blederwolf is a wonderful
worker himself pa has q face most
expressive. not regular or very handsome.
but one showing strength and stubborn
ress Of purpose. Fault might ee foln3
Win his enunciatlou, bat not with his
visor, and a abe same tue. beauty Il
Language. he believes in what 30 sass
believes in wha; be breaches a1out a
living God a dying savior. c heaven and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
DRopsy cuPBD.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
SOLD GOODS WITHOUT LICENSE
Hence Byron Rowiee was pulled"
but Friends Got Him Out.


The Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternity of
the High School had candidate who
wished TO learn the mysteries Of the
order. He was Byron Rowlee and was
initiated yesterday. This young man was
supplied with shoe-str;ngs. gentlcmen's
hose garters ladies combs. lead pencils.
and some Eaeles and instructed TO sell
them 10 the people on the streets yester-
day lie started out but business was
bad. Although he worked hard he could
dispose of but little of his goods-not
enough TO buy sandwich. let alone a
THANKSGIVING dinner. The shoe-strings
were rotten, The socks were dirty and the
leadpencils would not write and the
Eagles he offered for sale were about a
year old Then someone notified the po-
lice that a peolar had struck town ana
was selling goods without license and
The entire force was ser GA the young
mans tran. An officer soon found him
and 'pinched" him while ne was just in
the act OF making "a sale. The deal was
declared of and SIr. Rowiee marched 10
Jail Here his comrades found him and
after explaining 10 the officers the cause
Of the young mans actions he was
turned loose and is now a full-aedged
NH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

bona City. The directors Of the company
include the officers and DIT. 5. S. Noble
Of this city and c. N. Beachy OF Newton.
The company viii begin work on the
branch plant at Oklahoma city in q week
or ten days. AS soon as this work there
is completed arrangements for improve
ments in the Wichita plant VIII be taken
up.
1t is a fact worthy of attention in this
connection that the number of establish
ments incorporating in the city Of the
southwest and branching out are inereas-
ing at most rapid rate As these firms
grow new ones come in and take their
old places and in turn become large fac
tors in the industrial centre of the city.
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WOULD SET ASIDE
JOHN OILS WILL
Petition Alleges That He Was
UnduIy Influenced.
ONE SON GOT PROPERTY
While the Children Were Left
Withou. a Cent,

4 petition was fled in the district court
Of sedgwick county yesterday by Dyer
and Davis. asking the court to set aside
the viii of John Oil The suit is brought
in the name of Clara Bluntz, Catherine
Braiser. Conrad OH and Michael OH as
plaintiffs against Peter OIL the defend
ant. In asking the court TO set aside the
will. which was entered to probate in the
probate court Of this county, February
q, the plaintiff states that undue means
and influence were used by the defend
ant toward deceased when the latter
made the viii.
The petition makes a review of the en-
tire case and copy of the viii is attach
ed and marked exhibit a" On july H.
1857. the instrument 'purporting TO be the
win OF John Ohl' was executed in the
presence Of these Witnesses: Geo. Camp
bell. Ed Creditor and r. Nighswonger.
Mr.. OH died on January 20 1901, on his
arm four miles south of town. where he
had lived with his son, Peter Obi, the de-
fendant In this win he beGueathed his
farm 10 the son Peter and provided that
i've years a4Atl HIS AtdllAf tAf-A NyA-A
should pay $50 to each of the following
sons and daughters Of deceased: Clara
Bluntz Geo. Oil. Conrad Oil. Michael
OH and Catherine Braiser. He was TO
pay also $50 to the surviving children Of
Barbara Smith John Ohls grand-chid-
zen
The petition then AYERS that at the time
the win was made that John OH was
not OF sound mind or body, being IS years
old, further avering that he was incap-
able Of making proper distribution of his
property among his heirs.
It is also alleged that Peter Oil, the de-
PENDANT, used undue influence and false
representations in influencing his father
TO bequeath the property to him, citing
IS proof that for FIVE years before the
death OF the father. defendant and his
wife lived upon the fathers farm and
when the aged man became old. the son
made threats Of leaving him unless he
would make the property over to him in
his viii, that he would abandon him and
leave him alone unless he should do this.
II is further averred that the father
was kept from intercourse with the rest
of the family by this one son, who in
nuenced the father by telling him that as
all the rest of the family had homes, it
vas only just that the farm should be left
70 him.
Clara Bluntz. one of the plaintiffs.
alleges that she is in Strengthened circum-
stances. which should not be so, she al
leges. had the wish of her father been
carried out. for she ayers that there was
q great 2 ffectfon between them
1t is then alleged that the witnesses re
CURED by the father were denied him and
the defendants chose the witnesses.
The property over which this fight is
occurring is worth considerable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
CHANGE OF CLIrIATE
Not Necessary In Order to Cure Ca.
tarrh.

tarrh.
The popular idea that the only cure for
chronic catarrh is a change of climate
is "A mistake because catarrh is found in
al climates in all sections OF the country;
and even if a change of climate should
benefit for a time the catarrh viii cer-
tainlv return.
Catarrh may be readily cured in any eli
mate but the only way to DO it is to
destroy or remove from the system the
catarrhal germs which cause all the mis-
chief
The treatment by inhalers. sprays.
powders and washes has been proven
almost useless in making permanent
cure. as they DO not reach The seat Of
disease. which is In the blood and can be
reached only by an internal remedy which
acts through the stomach upon the blood
and system generally
\ new discovery which IS meeting with
remarkable success in curing cstarrh of
the head. throat and bronchial tubes and
also catarrh Of the stomach is sold by
druggists under the name OF Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets.
These tablets which are pleasant and
harmless 10 take owe their efficiency To
the active medicinal principles 81 blood
root red gum and q new specific called
euaiacol which together with valuable
antiseptics are combined in convenient.
palatable tablet form. and IS valuable Tor
children as for adults
AR A. r. Ferabsnk Of Columbus. Ohio.
says. - suffered So many winters from
catarrh that took il as a matter of
s-
except a change ~ climate. which my
business Affairs would not permit me 10
take
Ny nostrils were Almost always
clogged mp. I had 60 breathe through the
mouth causing an inaane5. irritated
throat The Thought Of eating breakfast
often nauseated me and the catarrh grad
ually getting into my stomach took away
ny appetite and digestion.
My druggist advised me 10 try q fftv-
cent box Of Stusrts CatarEh Tablets. be-
cause he said he had 50 many customers
who had been cured of catarrh i.y the use
OF these tablets that he felt he could
honestly recommend them. I took his ad-
vice and used several boxes with results
thar surprised and delighted me.
~ always keep nox 81 Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets in the house and the
whole family use them freely on the first
Appearance OF a cough or cold in the
head.
with our children We th.nk there is
nothing So safe and reliable as Stuaris
Catarrh Tablets 70 ward OF Group ard
colds and with older people have known
OF cases whore the hearing had been ser
iousls impaired by chronic oatarrh cured
entirely By this new remedy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
WILL HAVE A NOVEL SUPPER
YOunG Hens Sunday school Glass to
Raise some Money.

The young mems class Of the Central
Christian Sunday School have employed
unique measure for adding to their
building fund for the new church. They
intend TO serve lunch in Sedgwick Music
hall next Saturday from 5:30 till 1890 p.
N. While the lunch viii consist of vari-
Gus good things. the especial feature is
hot tamales Mrs. Col. Bryant will man
ufacture these delectable appetizers,
which is a guarantee of their excellence.
The young men, assisted by their teach
er, Miss Leida Mills, will be in attend
ance and it is hoped many viii take adj
vantage of this opportunity to eat hot
tamales and help the young men in their
praiseworthy efforts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Missidine.
baby boy.
Thos Russell of Norwich was in the
city yesterday.
H. c. Mccall. Rock Island trainmaster.
is in the city.
Horace seeley Of Kansas city was here
on business last night
B. NJ. Anderson of Blackwell registered
at the Carey yesterday.
VIM. DERRICK was in Hutchinson yes
terday on legal business.
Frank heIlar Of Clearwater will be up
for the football game today
Harry Titus. live stock agent for the
Santa Fe. was here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs c. II. smyth returned
from New York City yesterday.
Attorney George w. Adams is attending
court at Alva, o. T.. this week.
DR.. P Newman OF sO2 North Market
viii be in the city for few days.
Mrs. T. c. Chenoweth Of Leon Kan.
was in the city yesterday shopping
Col. Don Porter will spend Thanksgiv-
ing day with his family IL this city.
P. r. Kinsley. a merchant at Rose I'M.
was buying goods in the city yesterday.
A. E. Kirk, merchant of Clearwater.
was buying goods in the city yesterday.
-. r. Round Of Andover spent a short
time W.. business men here yesterday.
James Mitchell. merchant Of Derby.
Kan. was buying goods here yesterday.
Dr. W H. Moore Of Medicine Lodge
is spending a few days with physicians
here.
Miss Lulu Walt. Of Newton. is visiting
Florence Carvin. 1851 North Market
street
D. W Hills. treasurer Of the Pond
Greek Milling company. was in Wichita
last night
J. Bolenbeck Of the firm Of Bolenbsok
& heese OF Ken. o. T. was in the cts
yesterday
DIT Z. Ross leaves today Tor ST
Louis TO BE- present at the wedding OF his
sister there
Chas STYLES. assistant passenger agent
OF the Missouri Pacific, spent q few hours
here yesterday.
Mrs B Il. Campbell and daughter left
Tor Kansas city yesterday 20 To- gone
about two week.
Miss Edith chesney % II Dorado r.
spending q few days with Bliss Edna
shinn Of this city
Miss n. Dubois retarrs today sftes a
three weeks visit among friends ID is-
nois ard Missouri
F. c. Sharon ard I. j. Britou. Buding-
ton officials. from Kansas City. were ia
the city last night
Or. c. Z. Hamilton left last night for
week 5 stay - the ChiclSo eye. ear. nose
and throat hospitals.
c f. Biddle returned from Garden
Plain yesterday and ieft for Washington
last night on Business
The druggists Of wichhs usl ci.se
their stores today from . tHl 3 oeleek
,. n. Tor Thanksgiving dinner
pr. BoVers left last sight Tor byron.
o. 7. lie sent 10 perform 6lrfcait
operation on a patient az that rlaee
az and Mrs. n. l. cuaniughaa of
r Reno have been sIeitin- srfth fhss
Van Arsdsie o. North EnGoria astnua.
Mrs. ~ r D-lscoH. nee Alms1a Z.
Wight. Il B-aeeutoWn. Fgor- a former
contributor To the Eagie. + in the city
visiting.
Hr ard Mrs. C. ? Ritter and Mr and
XFs WIN Ritter have gore "a wsasn-roa
10 spend Thanksgiving attn r.. ara Ars.
Len case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
sYLVINA M'KEE is DEAD
Little Daughter Of w. c. Mckee
Passed Away Yesterday.

Syiviaa Mckee the siN-year-old daugh-
ter OF " q. Mckee. Of rs South oak
street, died yesterday morning At )
O'Clock from a FORM Or uembraneous
Group known rs spasmodic Group. The
little one haa been SICK but short time
and The fond parents. Gum few
moments If her death had strong hopes
of her recovery. hut it was net 10 be. for
the d read disease drew the spark 81 life
away. The funeral arrangements win be
announced later
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
~OlRT DEFIES THE KING" THEN
SAlP O. 10
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF,

/ MS arm. can he seen on the streets often
sale-grown from trees OF his own plant
ing
, The funeral services OF ". r. johnson
VIII be held Friday merning at 1880
O'Clock in the Seventh Doy Adventists
I church in West Wichita
+ J. G. Wilson sold through ihe agency OF
George c. Henry TO Minnie D. Host. co
south Topeka. consideration $500 Mrs
Host bought for a home
Airs. 5. N Thraii ard son. H.. ThraH
leave this morning Tor their home al
Sand Creek. after pleasant visit With
her daughter. Mrs. J. Jones.
J. Harry West, Of Denver. edo. wiz
arrive in the city this morning on bis
way to St Louis and viii spend Thanks
giving with friends in the city.
Attorney L. j. Grams Of Concoaila IS
visiting his SON W. r Grams Of North
Waco. lie likes Wichita ard int@nIs 20
make it his home in tho future
Miss Louise Fuller and Mrs. weaver
win DO up from Caldwell % spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. p. T.
Fuller. CT South EIaporia avenue.
Dr. Minnick and wife started Tor Ntw
York City YESTERDAY whore the doctor
VIII attend "A course Of lectures They
expect 20 b gone about q month.
Mrs. C. Curtis who has been West.
ing her sister. Mrs Ben Garland. -
this city, ieft yesterday for ashland
kan. where she viii Fisit "a brother
one of tho old settlers ~ wichita joins
schott. IS very low At his homo ou South
Water street. Hs Is over s. years old
ana ais illness IS the result II old age
observer To1d SAID that h. believes
that il VIII bc little eooieT today than
Yesterday Tho mercury stood d.
Trees AZ O'Clock yesterday afternoon
1irs C. o. Thorp received dispatch
u the serious illness ~ her mother Mrs
!. .. Lands MrE. Thorn starts for Pei
Taoad. lowa, tenighs al sE over tbs
Tr.scc
Two claims we've aie5 araias5 ere Fel-
tan estate yesfcr,las i- the probate CONT
aEsreee ting Tff Nearig al fhe claims
against thls estate are mace ~ out ~
tovu people
Gordon 5N was yrete-'ag fe1a5 guilty
~ a jury in shr district courf ~ arrslfli-
inr sfrr Sarah fioaa The caee vas "a
appeal from The eity court Tho iav
vas OCT ssry shart time
afiss Esrirna SNYDER returned from
weeks vlsft in fsrrer. Ean Sunday
cFenirg- She expects lo ee ~ Kanzsa
Cify next wsek Hnt1 after pecerasr.
when see MI rat1rr home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
MANY WIcHITANs ON 1T
Regular Panel of Jurors for January
Term Drawn.

The regular panel of jurors for the
January term of the district court was
drawn yesterday. The following are the
names of those chosen for this work:
Theo. Smith. Sherman; J. NJ Lane, J. T.
Chinneth. 3. T. Churchwood. VIM. Culp.
Thos. Story. c. A. Swartz. c. f. Rain
ige, Valley Center: John Dold. Sherman;
C. W Cornell. W Cooper, Valley Cen
ter; 3. T. Walker Jake Nreeland, Salem;
u. Shierenbeck Morton; r. L. Whitlock,
J W. Funk. Wichita; w. c. Neeley,
Samuel Trip, Payne; ]. H Pike, Alton;
y. Friend, Sherman; Geo. Wagner, y.
". Young, Sherman; Jacob Eckert a. w.
sickner, Jas Rice. NJ. r. Doyle, Garden
Flaine; Frank Hamilton. Rockford: r. F.
Himmelbright. Joseph Branr s. Tyson.
Waco: John Gosney, Garden PLANE; ]. ].
Williams, Eli Long, Payne: f. Dumont,
Howard Case and Joseph Girens.
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a he'll He believes in souls saved and in
souls being eternally lost He uses in
his argument not only the love of the
Master, but very much the fear he would
arouse for the result 10 lost sinners. In
the same breath he urges his hearers TO
work for the sake of the stars they shall
wear in their crown, aud then shows
the awfulness Of standing idly by. or
worse, hindering some who would
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
&c PIsToL sHoor TopAY
Policemen SAID that II Would litter
fere WIN Bail arrancsrents

Yesterday afternoon the policemen uoti-
fed the battery boys that ghes could not
take part in The match pistol shoot sched-
uled for ibis afternoon. The officers are
seing 10 have grand bau tonight IN
Garfield han and stated THAI the shoot
ins during the afternoon would sreatiy
Interfere with the arrangements fcr the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
CHARTERED FOR TWENTY YEARS
Steffen & Bretch Now Have Capital of
S1nO coo

Steffen & Bretch, the ice cream and ice
establishment, yesterday afternoon re-
ceived a charter from the secretary Of
the state, Incorporating the company for
twenty years. The capital stock is 100000
The company held meeting Tuesday
night and elected the following officers:
President and manager. y. T. Steffen;
secretary and treasurer, w. H. Bretch;
vice-president d. T. Soliday, of Okla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
euEsssp wITHIN oNE
Conductor Steve Hayden Misses Tcsal
Vcte Of k1nsss Nery Little.

Conductor Steve stayeen ~ TIRE Eis-
scuri Paciac Railroad VS. u wichita
yssterdsy. and VAS telling - many =
his t1enas here rs wonderful uizfo-tsas
T. The guessing contest Eprten I'D ~
kansas city 70 pay for the auditorium IN
that city. Tie cTie.ai vote q Eaasas On
vhich every che Ess guessing. = an
n uaceA as ssss Mr. Hsydea szys ;hzt
his guess Eas E1 Tie nassea 4 -
lnst ere and VIII aiso sniss ihe sisss
Frf-e. acrordlnE q his ztatczcat. scme
ous gusssed thc exact vote IRE raraas
- ~ prize w'n-are ha~v TT bern Eiyen
cut as yet Tie Hisse1rs gac.ze carde--
sar VIII undcuts s1ly 81 sasas r-re. a.
tfere are a number = thea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
COUNTRY IS GREAT
Or. Foster Toier Fires Aiins ana Her
Ncfchhcre ccrS TosNrs


down on me ehoctaw. In ok sherna.
Dr. roller SAYS h did not see IS ane
country As Se6gwick county iii he Eot
down around Aline, Augusta and the
Choetaw towns. sc SAYS the country Is
great
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
Things We
Like BeS !
Often Disagree with Us

Because we ovcreat Of them. Indi.
restion follows. But there's way 10
escape such consequences. a dose Of q
good digestant like Kodol viii relive you
At once. Your stomach is simply TOO
weak to digest what you eat. That's az
indigestion is hodol digests the food
without the stomach's aid. Thus the
stomach rests while the body is strength
ened by wholesome food. Dieting is IN
necessary. Kodol digests any kind 0.
good food. Strengthens and inYigorateS
EOdoE Makes
Rich Red Blood.
prenared o,ivbvF q DrW1rr x co. Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

Mr.. Chas. 2. LLOYD = &-a1saza cry.
r visiting M ard Ms ;. " A srari-
assr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
DOES NOT WANT DIVORCE

Wright wrongs no man. Wright's old
fashioned buckwheat flour is pure.
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Prepared only by z. c. DEWITT & Co. Chicago
The 81 bottle coataizs2ls times the s0c. SIZE.
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siiy Esais. oe''ssrss. Ioe Per Week
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-27
Late Items.

VI. Jusserand will succeed NJ.
Cambon as the French ambassador
at Washington. NJ. Jusserand's
wife is an American.
President Roosevelt is delivering
speeches throughout the New Eng
land states, being received every
where with enthusiasm.
The test of the new battleship
Maine shows her to be the fastest
ship in the navy.
The sultan of Turkey has written
a letter to the American minister
at Constantinople assuring him
that all pending claims of the Unit
ed States would be complied with
and asking him that he resume his
visit to the porte.