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Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
Steamship Line. Direct Routeto
Boston, Mass, and Providence, r, |.

Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tues.
day, Wednesday. Friday ana Sunday, For
Providence Monday. Thursday and satur.
day ut 8 r. NJ, Accommodation and cui.
taken tor all New England points TICK.
cts on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western Railway OFFICES and
No. SO East Main Street
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tains his old-timc brush of speed. He was
pred near Richmond by Thomas e. Clark
and is by Havelok, the son OF Princess
and Lottle, 2:2S, by Hamblctonlan, 10;
dam Baroness, by Rothschild. 1875.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-03
NOMINEES 70
FIX PLATFORM
Bill introduced in Wisconsin
Lower Houses.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Want Amendment introduced
in u. S. Congress.

Madison. Wis, Feb 1.-The administra-
zion primary election bin was introduced
into the assembly this morning BY Chair
man andrew Of the committee on privil-
eyes and elections
This committee has been working up
20 the last minute before the session
began this morning to nave it II shape
10 report before adjournment
The Bill. of which a thousand copies
we're ordered printed, combines the feat
ures OF the three bills introduced thus
var. ore Of which vas Z Democratic
measure.
It goes further than the old Stevens bill
81 that II Includes the nomination OF
United States senator and gives the nomi-
nees the power 10 fix the platform after
their nomination and also TO elect the
state central committee.
From this att it Is certain that the
bill viii reeaive the support Of most Of
the Demorcetic votes
It viii come Mp II the regular course
OF business on Seadsy evening or Tues
DAY morning u be ordered eHgrossea and
read third time
IN the assembly there were but nine
votes in opposition TO the resolution, re-
ported BY the committee on elections re-
quest:ng the WISCONSIN senator's to use
sH means % procure the submission Of
an amendment for the direct election OF
the United States senator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-03
LIVED IN A CAVE.
Wild Man Is Found Dwelling Among
Rocks With Reptiles

EIlicott City, Jan 51-Residents of OdeIla
and vicinity are specializing over the
discovery OF d strange man Who was
making his home in a cave on the How
ard County side OF the Patapsco river.
two miles west OF this place The mans
sudden disappearance when steps had
been taken to remove him from his wild
home is somewhat perplexing-
The man was found By = sportsman
ahmed Jenkins Of Baltimore county While
huntin along the river bank. he vas
first seen sitting at the entrance 10 his
cave. and on being questioned as 10 the
rsasca OF his presence there he replied
that ii was his preference.
He stated that ne did not wish his
relatives To know anything about his
conditions or whereabouts. and refused
to give him his name He sid. however.
after persistent questionins that he was
rortv-fve years % age and came from
Pennsylvania He had The appearance al
most OF Wild beast. his hair and beard
being nearly a foot long
The cave II which he was living : OF
G steep hillside facing the river. and IN
the midst OF a ledge Of huge rocks The
spot is among the widest OF the many
uniaviting places known along the course
OF the Patapsco west OF this place The
entrance 70 the cave is hardy large
enough TO admit mans BODY. b1J II
widens out al q depth ot seven fest SUI
scientlv u make comfortable hermit's
apartment
When the stranger could not b induced
10 leave his adopted home. Mr. jenkins
and other residents carried him food.
which was however. Tot seemingly. rel
ished Yesterday number ~ residents
accompanied b. Offcer West. OF odsIla.
believing hat the nan would freeze.
determined to take hi2 il charge ard
remove him 70 some place c. safety On
arriving at the den they we-e surprised 70
fna that h Rad let ard al Efforts 70
locate him proved nnsvauies
II was stated bya resilient zear li1=
field station that the stranger hs5 been
seen going hErrietlT PAST that place YES
terdzy in the direction Of the reclxv hills
on the Baltimore county side % the river
The eeiief Is tina, NJ Is Tow hiding n. that
locality having edorte-l a similar aaoss.
70 the ons he just vacated Some pisces
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HiLLMoN CASE SENT BACK.
Supreme Court Decides Lower Court
Should Try Aoain.

washington Feb. 2-The celebrated
Kansas Insurance case which grew out
o: the ALLEGED death Of John W. Hnlmon
fl that state in 1879. was today sent back
TO the triaI court for the sixth trial
Hillmens life was insured in the Con-
nectfeut Mutual Insurance company for
ss5eo9. and when his death was reported
the payment Of the policy was resisted
OF the ground that he entered into a
ccTlspiracy With others TO disappear. have
the report circulated that he was dead.
then substitute the corpse of another
man and claim payment on the policy
EIiliTnon disappeared while travelling on
the plains with a man named Brown.
who swore that he had been killed by
! the accidental discharge OF Il gun. The
Case has been in the courts ever since.
The circuit court Of appeals for the
eighth circuit 1T the last hearing decided
the ease ia favor OF the claim of the
widow Of the insured man but the su-
perior court reversed the opinion on the
ground Of error in the riai.
The opinion was dNvered by Justice
Brown. Justices Brewer and White dis
sentng.
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"a ES
.s,s,e.ba . hs Kind You HaYa AEayS 6ougl
~s4 "a LAaZlz.&
DEMAND TWENTY PER CENT.
Railroad Men Considering General
Strike on Western Lines.

Topeka. Kan. Feb The conductors
and traiRmen on the western lines. among
which is the Santa Fe, are voting on
proposition for a general strike. unless
the railroads accede to their demand for
a readjustment OF the wage schedule. So
far as can be learned the sentiment ap-
pears TO be favorable TO a strike, al
though this IS in great part conjecture.
as the men keep their business pretty
closely to themselves.
The roads have all refused TO meet the
demand for d ~ per cent increase, al
though cutie a number have offered TO
cempromiSe on a smaller per cent. But
the boards ~ adjustment both for the
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NOT BE CALLED OUT.
No Extension of Strike is Considered
BY the MacrInists

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 3-Themas L. VII
son. fourth vice-president of the Maehin-
lists National Union. and who has been
conducting nachiniSts strike OF the
Union Pacific road, stated today that the
machinists on the Southern Pacific road
would not be called out. He said the
negotiations with railroad officials in this
city had been far from satisfactory. but
for the present action looking 10 an eX-
tension of the strike will not be con-
side-ed
John Mcneil. president Of the boiler
makers union. however. has started for
the west, for the purpose. his lieutensnts
here state of calling out the boiIermakers
on the western connections Of the Union
Pacific road
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Constipation Is the first milestone On tho
70 ad TO Disease. The grave yards are
full Of victims whose troubles began with
Constipation and ended wiki Death II you
value your life and that of your dear ones. 10
stIpation before IL clogs your system. poisons
your blood. deranges your liver and brings
you 10 the shadow OF the grave. What is there
IL life for anyone suffering from habitual con-
stipatiOn: Despondent and melancholy, the
pss0r victim drags out the weary round of the
hours Pleasures ana enjoynents are not for
nights are sleepiess. Morning brings no relief.
With pale face. haggard looks. and q ull.
heavily ringed eyes. the sufferer goes about
his daily tasks with tired limbs. exhausted
snergieS. neryeiess and without interest or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-03
STRUCK ANOTHER GUsHER.
New Find Opens Up Remarkable Pos
sibiIities in klondike.

Vancouver. g. c. Feb. "A special
from Dawson this morning says that q
staft sunk OF the Eldorado struck sec
ord bed rock e. feet below the FIRST bed
rock. with six feet Of pay gravel running
as high as Is 10 the bucket The strike
was not far from tho famous gusher.
which IS TOW under control. The new
strike knocks out ali mining theories and
opens up remarkable possibilities Other
shafs are HOW being sunk If lower bed
rock actually exists the KIondike dis
trict repeats itself. judging b. the pay
ore found. II is said that there are
still other strikes below those Found. tn.
gusher when struck ran q stream three
feet wide. seven inches deep, AT the rat
OF Il miles an hour
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-03
COAL EXCHANGE DISSOLVED.
Second Grand jury Frightened the
Coal Association.

Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 2.-The Indian
apoIis Coal Exchange. which has been
investigated by the grand jury. dissolved
today A second grand jury investiga-
tion which threatened to result seriously
for the members had been ordered. 1t
was charged that the exchange. which
comprised nearly all the large retailers
in the city made it impossible FOR the in
dependents 10 buy coal and also that the
organization controlled local prices.
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GIRLS MAKE CONFESSION.
Set Fire to Industrial School in Order
to Make Escape.

Ogden. Utah, Feb 1.-TWO ten year old
girls named Reeves and Curtis serving
sentences for general incorrigibility, have
confessed to Superintendent Allison that
they set fire te the dornitoriss in the
State Industrial school here last night
They said that the fire was a part OF q
plan for general escape by the girls in
the institution, nearly all of whom, they
ai.ege, had knowledge of the conterI-
plated break The two have bean placed
in solitary confinement pending further
investigation. The fire was started IL the
girls dormitory, kerosene being poured
OF the bedding II was extinguished be
fore much damage had been done Fire
was also started in one room OF the boys
dcrmitory. but il IS not believed the boys
had general knowledge of the plot to
eEcape
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PURCHASE HEAVY ORDNANCE.
Spanish Government Wanted to Sell
Old Guns in Porto Rico.

Washington, Jan SIN answer 10 the
Spanish minister's offer 10 sell. the war
department has concluded TO purchase 2
certain proportion OF the heavy ordnance
now in place in the Notifications OF Porto
Rico, still the property OF the Spanish
government. The war department. las
spring concluded to make a similar pur
chase Of part Of the Spanish ordnance
in Cuba. but with the turning over OF
the island TO tie Cubans the United
States has no longer an interest in keer-
ing the ordnance. and If the Cubans wish
10 retain it they must purchase it from
the Spanish government
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conductors and train men take the ground
that they have made a conservative re-
quest in the. first place, that their de-
mands are fair. and they will not bulge
from 20 per cent. This is an increase OF
20 per cent from the schedule agreed on
in 1909
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-03
RECEIVE MANY APPLICATIONS
Men Anxious to Enlist in Scheme to
CoIonize Venezuela.

Joplin, Mo. Feb. The NenezueIa
company, which organized here several
days ago 10 enlist men for colonization
in Venezuela. has, It was stated today,
received over 1000 men. all with military
training. and some OF whom are stated TO
have held commissions in the United
States army and navy. Applications for
membership are pouring in from all parts
Of the United States and Canada The
company expects TO secure large land
grants from the Venezuelan government.
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THEIR GOODWIN.

We have hundreds OF equally strong testf-
nonials from old time users OF this celebrated
Liver and Blood Syrup. Here is one OF .
recent date:
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form. At its worst, &c Is dangerous death>
breeder tina, should be crushed ike q venom
JUS reptile that lies in our path.
There Is q bright side to every picture.
There Is hope FOR every sufferer. Nature
never permitted an ailment without providing
IL entidote- Constipation can be cured. The
remedy is summed up IN three words Be
Clean Inside!" The greatest bowel cleaner
Is Or. TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup.
Ii is Natures remedy for constipation.
acting liz a natural manner on the stomach.
bowels and liver. Why suffer longer when
you have relief within your power Use
q little common sense in treating disease.
Take the only remedy that IS guaranteed TO
cure you. Isn't 1t safe to trust medicine
that has been in use for over 30 years and has
always stood the test.
Read what Tutber Good win sara.
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Read what Luther Goodwin says
TEACHER MEDICINE COMPANY.

E1EE11coga- Tenn.
Gentlemen: L fnd your Liver and Blood Syrup
great benefit IN checking constipation and other
troubles of stomach and Liver. M father lived in
Nashville before the and well acquainted
with DR. Ihacher who. he says was one Of the best
physicians in that city Ny father hauled many
packages OF the TEACHER remedies 70 Columbia and
Pulaski n 1851 He always used them himself and
thinks they have no equal
Yours very truly,
LUTHER GOODWIN
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The editor u he Ha-vars Graduates
Magazine William Roscoe Thayer. kss
.eau decorated ~ TIE king II Italy ThS
sszor. psS eonferEei gToa nm II receg
,.sssoa of fls Ai<torssal work. 'fhe DzEr
Of Italian Iazersnis1oe
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OF his old clothes were strevn about the
mouth OF the deserted cave.
Near the cave are numerous dens Of
gTouudhogs. and the mans Wild home
was formerly occupied BY those animals
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MRS. OLLIE DACGHERTY.

!
We think your medicine Is the best there Is We
seep DR.. Thscher's Liver and Blood syrup all The
dine 10 prevent sickness The child En- and tie
entire family like 20 take IL.
August %. 1907. MRS OLLIE DACGHERTY.
Cleveland. Alabama January IS. 1897.
I have beeo n constant user OF your medicines fos
seu years. | fnc them al right ! have Used DR..
Fhaehers Liver Medicine and end IL splendid n
pyery particular.
W B ROBERTS.
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JOB SAl-E-A- ss@xsst See So So
rs q &C. - - ~ Ter ~&Fr trsz< -
f.~hsa<-=shz< $50 - %srF. Ekz>~s ~sr~sr
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mouth o. tie deserted cave
Near the cave are numerous dens Of
gToundhogs. and the mans Wild home
was formerly occupied BY those animals
In his article on the cooperative town
of Greeley. Cot. in Hsrper's Magazine,
Professor Richard 7. Ely comments or
the differing social conditions IL the east
ard west The farther west one goes
the more democratic becomes society e.
says Professor Ely. I must confess that
/ did not understand true Americanisna.
n one Of its phases AT least. until got
fa- away from the Atlantic coast Com
iae 70 Madison. Wis. from Baltimore
Nd. the freedom ~ intercourse between
Al economic classes ard men OF the
widest divergence OF vesfth and intellect
attracted ny attention, bU- there are So
cisl Differences even IL >s6izo- which
would - scarned II place Ike Greeley
ANYTHING fsrs aristoc-scy @ee-us = - az
soiuteiv unknown II Greeley. unless Il <
the a-jstoc-acy q personal rsrii'
Ons. Sew Ycrser VS. telling ancshs -
how beautiful Mrs- John R Drzxel booked
III a funct on yha p-evs1rzs evening rhsrrh
sh.. KS Simply dressed ard To-s uo- a
ism II decoration save 2 siu'ple string q
-earls- Don know sHyth-nE ahal.t M
cost e ranaen-s d-essss. Of course sass.
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ssarls' vou sTszk # ~ss sslscEed ard
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FOR SAILS acres OF ane land. near
Cciwicn. A. a bargain
TSa acres $roy-- hove aud barr vi
improved ; miles from city. 49,
Is acres II r-TeT bottom. - scrsE i
cultivation. - pasture = acre. IN al
fzlfa. s-rpoEn hes-e. barn grzszrsex. or
chart. vineyard. q ere bone. s. 40
- acres - y cultivation. 9-reCr1
house cellar 4rE barn Ersnsrs~y. ~
erything - good SHAPE. u miles ses< e
- sere q ane Lad. Ia Cherokee cosa-
-. aii zice valley ard. rib q coantT
seat : f1e osrns. szes
- acres IA CheT7k@~ county - niles
tslld. fin~ s@Ea. a1e laad and zel In
- acres bottom lard. rslIes q
Wichita. s-roon house. har.- etc Pre-.
= acrss raii~s q city. al bottom isae.
Win bose and hsrn s@H
= acres Eel isaproved. zesE Essrv-
80 srr~- nezr csrv. fza-gv~s. q ass.
20 acres. Eslles frcza clly. i-zsrovsS.
= Ea
81 ae-ss q &c iaus. tocs,es N Ch~--
okse ocurfy. > aErsz tz-s -7<zsorw. =
acres rzs-Z-s = acres - apple oFrszFc
z veur- e1@~-v rrcEz~A ard = v-u-x
r~act orchard ~atzfqa trees. 1-stsrv 8
roc-z hg<s-. 81 - = : sFazses 49, houss.
rasfk h-s-Fs- s-sso<s .ezze- r7zf rg1r<.
s~afsr <-z-z-r xzr-1 sSsr toes a.
f--1ser---sE stse1 -x%. With staa --1ff
1Ei ICED z-ilL t-ea-1 rnrz barr Enr
cnirhsr toHsz seits- Er-ss-5v~rrs-rs
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-hi1 t.a asFs f1r 8 80.
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w. B. ROBERTS.
HAMPTON. Florida. NAV 50.

EaI1rto0. FIOrlda, NAY %, IEI-
have used al kinds os liver medicine for forty
5ears and have never had any 20 DO ms so much
good Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup DRY
.oru) IL IS pleasant 70 take. does not gripe anc
icts nicely on the liver leaving no bad effects
When feel sluggish. bad and dizzy ia the head DR.
rhaehe-'s Liver and Blood Syrup makes ne fee
Ike person I gladly recommend your Live,
and Blood Syrup 10 all. for 1 have tried a. nreI
Medicines and know Thacher's 10 be the best.
VII have 10 ether MRS. J. ". SUTTON.
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SOLICITORS WANTED

WsN-rD-kn sx3.-is1rtss 81 frs.or Pest
81 refere1c- Required A11rezs Lex
Boz -. cic- @~s
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1fGuitiOh-
CoEstIpa-
ton pro-
GaceS sour
stomach.
yellow
skin. bad
breath. bill.
ioQsnesS.
headache.
eyhaus-
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, backache.
It is a foul
and ofen-
siye dis
order in It's
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I
have had three YEAR seif-eyperience with then
and cannot praise them half enough have tskcr
D.. Thacn RS Liver Medicine and never found lus
oVher hal good. l vii give u az praise and s1s
more Is. = WHITE.
Can you Afford 70 go another day without
this time tried remedy Do you want Com fort,
Health. Enjoyment OF the pleasures OF life
The1. be clean inside, Free yourself from
the curse II constipation. DR. TEACHERS Liver
and Blood Syrup viii do the work
For sale by all druggists CT sc and q 90 Der
bottle DR. Thacher's Liver Medicine dry.
6 cents Write our Consultation Department
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consultation. THACHEK MEDICINE co
Chattanooga Tenn
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ssgs.sE ~ To EsgkE-F =z-rs !.
r-~~F - tcza fsFs~ ~
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s.s - 1e~Aa aoE ~'feS zrzTzrs ase1
80 - srfHn tsefs~ffF SO - q
rag - irszH s~1ts fsTw rate ~ ssEses
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTEDNMen to iear1
barber trade. Tools. board. diplomas
ard positions given graduates Prepare
now for spring rush. Years saved by
our method Steady practice and eX-
pert instructions. Write today. Moler
Barber College. 81. Louis, Mo. 2-e-st
WANTED-For L. s. army, able bodied.
%. citizens of United States. of good
character and temperate habits. who
can speak. read and write English For
Information apply TO recruiting officer,
255 y. Main street. Wichita Kan.
23 ), :. n, Il. IA. Il, ls. q. "a. %. =
WANTED-Good man for city position:
single man for road. Call 80 s. m.
III ". Second e3-thtu -etx
wANTED-Two men as news agents Oh
trains: SIS cash security required
Van rIoy News Co.. IL Wichita street.
H3-fri-su-tu-tf
wANTED-A man to operate spindle
carving machine. and also TO do hand
carving in wood Western Planning Mil
Co. sat
WANTED barber. al once.
Address Ed Vance. CARRIER. o. 7.
WANTED-A harHessmaker. at l6 West
Douglas % Z
WANTED-Ie5 men on construction work.
track-iaying and surfaeiag; f7izc and &c
per hour, good accommodations: excel
lent board Apply az Anthony. Kan
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RE\T-A IS1-scre farm.
. miles from center % wichita Inquire
OF owner. 81 y. Lawrence avenue.
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