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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
TO UNITE CHURCHES
Twelve Different Presbyterian
Churches May Be One,
CREED HAS BEEN REVISED
Education Is Rapidly RemOv-
ing Narrow Views.

Denver. Sept. 11.-Rev. R. f. Coyle,
moderator of the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church, who has just re-
turned to his home here from a lecture
tour in the east, believes that the time
is not far distant when the twelve diff
ferent Presbyterian churches in the
United States will become one. This
proba bly,. he says. is due 10 the recon
struction of the creed of his denomina-
istio and Armenian lines which have so
long kept his and the Cumberland Pres
byterian churches separated have now. he
says. been efraced and at present no diff
ferences other than ceremonial separate
the two great organizations that began
as one in the days OF Cromwell.
Another step said Or. Coyle. that
our church took al the last general as
sembly in May and one that tends toward
the unity idea is TO Emphasize Christian
education. With intellectual develop
ment many sordid distinctions that tenu
liberated.
Our church now has an educational
committee and upon it has been imposed
the duty OF raising S1eo00co0 for edu-
cational purposes Most OF this money
will be spent upon schools in the west
for our institutions OF learning in the
east are in sood shape financially
Nashville. Tenn Sept u--Rev Ira
LAndrith. q member OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian committee on fiarernaI union
said when shown DR. Coyles interview.
At the last meeting OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian General assembly in this
city in May a committee was appointed
TO confer with similar committee from
the Northern Presbyterian church for the
purpose OF selecting a basis OF union on
the terms suggested in Dr. Coyle state
ment
This committee viii hold it first fun
meeting in 81. Louis September &-s1 ard
on The following day IT IS expected that
q joint meeting Of our ovn and the Pres
byteTian committee viii be held In the
same city. Thus far nothing has beea
formulated by Cur committee
Our ow16eno nation has shown from
the first a most cordial spirit favorable
TO union Il Il can be accomplished unon
terms mutually satisfactory TO N
churches concerned. Certainly 4 II q
made plain that Dr. Coyie i correct
that the lines which have so long kept
his and the Cumberland Presbyterian
church separated. haze now beer eGscei
there VIII remain 10 sufficient reason for
the separate existence q the two
churches.
4 am particularly anxious thar an early
u1saa. IL oaA g accomplished st al mar
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Gus life IN he what ne had expected.
but this may have been because he was
unfortunate IN choosing his time 10 gain
experience along this line On account
n the storm here Tuesday. ihe trip 70
Hutchinson was fearful one Every
thing was drcnehed About % ths show
did az Hutchinson was g. haul their raa-
teriai 20 the grounds and bsck ON ac-
count OF the high winds they erected
only the side walls of their tenf ard we're
unable "a give either their afterss0on or
evening Performance. EiyirE only n short
matinee But the boys circus VS. rot
over In the afternoon D. VAS arrested
ard lodged 90 tho Hutchinson heid-oysr
10 await The coming ~ biz parent 20
bFiug him hack 20 thls city
The mother was aoiiacd fhaf her Roy
was beink held for neT AZ Hufchinsoa
and sent FOR him yesterday when ti.a
lad Wa brought back yesterday. n -
said that although - vas still ambitious
10 follow ia TarBum's steps ha ~as al
most - giaa 70 II On wichita sFsin az
Vas the mother 20 zee her sau
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
ON BENCH WARRANT
Beavers Has Been Held in
$4,000 Bail.
WILL NOT BE C0ERCED
Government will Try the Case
in Washington.
WILL MOI BE C0tRCED

New York. Sept u.-George W Bea
vers. the former head OF the department
OF salaries and allowances in the posi-
office department vas arraigned before
United States commissioner Schock in the
federal building today or bench war
rant issued in Washington charging him
p with conspiracy TO defraud the govern
ment Beavers furnished bond OF s. 30
for his appearance on September -.
Beavers was recently arraigned on the
indictment returned by the federal grand
jury IN Brooklyn
Neither AIr Beavers nor his counsel
would discuss the nature of the charges,
but gave notice that they would on Sep
TENDER - insist upon the government pro
ducing its complete evidence against the
defendant. Assistant United States At
torney Wise stated that il such a de-
nand were made he would insist that
the certified copy Of the indictment re-
turned against the defendant in another
district. was all the evidence" the law
required. The copy OF the indictment
Mr.. Wise said, was Of itself an the evil
6ence the government intended 10 pro
duce and If the defense continued ON fore
ing the government 10 bring here all OF
the witnesses and subject them TO cross
examination by the defense. practically
trying the case in New York, il would
fEd itself mistaken.
The complaint against Beavers was
made in this district. is based on the
Confucius Maryland. postofhce Inspector.
. 1t is made on information ana belief"
The complaint charges that. according
10 an indictment returned in Washington.
August w Machen. general superin;en-
dent Of the free delivery system. In COM
pany with George w Beavers and James
W Erwin did consrire together with
drivers and other persons 10 defraud ths
United States by giving 10. and obtaining
fer the postal devices and improvement
company "a corporation organized under
the laws IF California; in a manner con-
trarl To law and the postal regulations.
the exclusive opportunity FOR and bust
ness of furnishing "a The free delivery
service certain articles. supplies and
equipments free from al competition al
unreasonable and exorbltant prices far
above the ordinary cost OF manufacture
The complaint further charges that the
articles so secured were 100 of the indi-
Gated devices and that Nachen concealed
from al other persons desirious Of fur
nishing such Supplies an opportunity n
compete in the sale Of the same and that
the exisencies OF the service did not de-
mand the immediate delivery OF the sup
Plies mentioned.
Machen is further charged with Sc
surirz the approval ana payment ~ All
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
GIVES FURTHER DETAILS.
Fireman and Brakeman Who Were
Killed Lived at Enid, o. 7.


FL Dorado. Kan. Sept. 1.-THE car
load of powder which exploded Thursday
night was set on a Frisco siding near
Beaumont by a freight crew which did
not want to handle it while switching
1t got beyond control and ran several
miles on a branch line TOWARDS Winfield.
colliding with a train which had left
that station shortly before and exploded,
killing two and injuring more. The dead
are.
MILTON PENNEFOCK, fireman. Enid.
@. T.
J. y. HOLT, brakeman. Enid, o. T.
The injured are;
y r. Merrill Atlanta. Kan, will die.
Fred orr. Atlanta, Kan
IN addition the explosion tore up several
rods Of track and dismantled a iocomc-
tive. The shock of the explosion shook
the ground for several miles around. Poo
pie in Fl Dorado ran from their houses
fearing that an earthquake had come and
tht buildings would collapse other towns
In the vicinity were also shaken UP.
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BIAS BALL.
American Ieadue.
ST IOI-IS g. CHIcAG

ST. LOUIS. 8; CHICAGO. /:
St Louis. Sept list. Louis defeated
Chicago with ease today. White was
hit freely and was gwen poor support:
while Sievers was effective and well
backed up. Attendance, 500 Score:
St. Louis ....ooo2Os1o-s 10 3
Chicago .............0 0 o 0l O. l
Batteries: Sievers and Sugden; White
and Sullivan.
DETROIT. 80; CLEVELAND. 0-6
Cleveland, Sept. I.-Detroit and Cleve-
land broke even in dOuble-header to-
day. each scoring a shut out. Cleveland
could not hit Mullin in the first game.
while Hickmans poor work at first gave
Detroit all its three runs. In the second
game killian was invincible while kope
was wild The second game was called
in the sixth inning on account Of dark
ness. Attendance. $500. Scores:
Cleveland tIs ei1' ii'.s-.....oooeooo00c 81
Detroit ...........-2 100000 Is o
Batteries: Glendon and Bemis; Muiun
Second Game r II T.
Cleveland .-.----.......--.1 . -
Detroit .....-.-.--...-.....e o Q %
and Bueiow.
BOSTON. >; WASHINGTON. l.
Boston Sept. il.-Boston made it four
straight by taking todays game from
Washington. Both Dunkle and Gibson
pitched well. but Boston punched hitS in
two innings and runs resulted. Attend
ance. :. sos Score: Ri +
Boston ......OO1OO10O.-2 3
Washington .......-O d 9 @ o o o o-1 U
I/4tteries: Gibson and J. Stahi Dunkle
and kittredge
PHILADELPHIA. I: NEW YORK, 4
New York Sept 1.-Two games won
by each team is the record Of the last
series between Philadelphia and New
York. Attendance. $3.50. Score.
RTI z
New York ..........0eO0eSOl o-4Il !
Philadelphia .......1 90 - f. f. -
Batteries: Chesbro. Tannehiii ana Be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
HAS COME BACK.
Had Served Six Months of His SEN
tence When He Escaped.

Leavenworth. Kan. Sept III. W
Weatherford. a United States convict.
who escaped on May z, 1892. while as
sisting Other convicts in digging the grave
for the reinterment Of General Henry
I.eavepworth at Fort Leavenworth. was
brought back 70 the federal prison tonight
having been captured at Keweensaw Bay,
Aiich.. where he WAS working in lum-
Der camp He was sentenced 10 Fort Scott
Kan. on November =. 1901. for conspiracy
10 rob the United States mails. and had
served six months of an eighteen months
term when ne escaped Weatherford IS
capped By getting behind q tree which
stood between him and Guard Miller. and
then backing into the brush. The or
Ger who captured him viii receive a re-
ward Of So.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12

the bills OF the postal device and i'm
provement company though he knew
them to be exhorbitant and unreasonable
and with misinfrming and deceiving thu
postmaster general and the first assistant
postmaster general concerning these facts.
1t is charged that Beavers, Erwin ana
Machen divided between themselves and
others the excuses of moneys and the I'M
lawful gain accruing from the postal
consequence of this conspiracy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
MAS. MAYnAep pEAo.
Body viii Be Taken 20 Home IN Hen
Messy Today.

Mrs. Fannie Mayuard WHO Was re-
Gently brought g. fhe s. Franels hrs
pital r. this city from CARRIER. -. r. aied
yesterday a short time before noan Her
Husband saz ~ her ~ifs when 4eafh
came. and vii ieavs win tn to<5v thfa
rnoTnsnz for rs hone - Carries. where
lntsTTuang ziA - made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
Wichita Proof
N.Mead Avenue

Mrs. George Beale. Of 1867 North
Mead avenue says: Il have not the
slightest hesitation in saying that
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the
Moore Drug Co. 80 East Douglas
avenue. did me world Of good. For
at least two years never knew the
moment when an attack Of backache
might seize me just across the Ioins.
and when the said attacks were at
their height trouble with kidney seere-
tons existed. II any one in Wichita
receives as positive benefit as I. kid
ney complaint in this locality Will soon
become a stranger"
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dred dollars worth Of jewelry and silver
ware The matter has not been reported
20 the police and the lady OF the house
refused 10 make any statement Of the
matter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
4 PT'
Pi-tshurr ...........eesIse ?
Philadelphia ..--...eI g Gel - Il 1
A-.-ir-n Associstion

~ aspoiIs-Firsf game Indian
sfrolsS g. Tcfedo second Eszs In
dianapolls 3 Toledo. &
II s1uisvilie-io3lisv1iis- :. coirlrT-hzs. J.
AZ = PauESt Pa1t G. Elszuker :
~ Miunezpo Minneapolis. 3. Kan
szs City. ?
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STANDING.
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fremont Street.

G. b. Goodaii. carpenter. or las4 Ire
mont street says: 7 ccnscientiously state
that for 10 or = years I was never with
out kidney complaint. and until I used
Doap's Kidney Pills each successive at
tack resisted all my efforts 70 check. let
alone cure II was a regular thing FOR
me 10 rise every morning at o'clock.
for l was simply unable TO remain in bed
on account Of the pain. II l pressed on
my Kidneys with my thumbs fairly
yelled ! never knocked OF work. FER
during the day the trouble decreased, only
20 return az night with increased force
Never during L years have 7 been able
to sleep the entire night without cvacu-
ating the bladder. until l used Doans
Kidney Pills. procured AT the Moore Drug
Co, PIG East Douglas avenue. At the
present time ] sleep the entire night in
comfort. and my back has ceased 20 ache.
When ] think OF the piasters. iiniments
and internal medicines ] used during all
that long period. IL IS no wonder I am
astonished at the result / obtained from
the use Of 4 kidney pill. Send anyone TO
me IN Wichita who wants 20 know What
Deans Kidney Pills can perform.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
Wichita Proof
North Wichita ST.

Chas. T. Rowles of 519 North Wichita
street says: when man has been
given up by more than one physician, all
of whom pronounced his complaint
Brights disease; when he has been
taught to think, both from the diagnosis
and from the symptoms that he IN
doubtedly has this deadly malady. he
naturally very enthusiastically endorses
the means he at last employs TO at least
give him relief. if not an actual cure.
Advised by a gentleman who was in
Wichita in the interest of Doan's Kidney
Pills to take course Of the treatment
of that remedy, my father used a few
boxes. getting them from the Moore Drug
Co. The benefits received are so pro-
nounced that he very forcibly tells all
his friends and acquaintance that Doan's
Kidney Pills undoubtedly stopped his at
tack of Brights disease. Results tell.
and if everyone in Wichita who uses
Doans Kidney Pills obtains as marked ef-
fects as my father, kidney complaint in
any of its various forms viii cease to
exist in this vicinity"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
ca g ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always B0ugF
si s1sss sos OF &HASzss
PLATT OF CONNECTICUT.
He Has Come Out in Favor of Rocse-
velt for the Nominee

New York. Sept LIMITED States Sena-
tor Plstt OF Connecticut has announced
that ne favors the nomination Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt al the head ~ the Re-
publican national ticket This is his first
expression on the subject saws Times
dispatch from New Haven The an
nouncemeat was made in a speech at the
annual banquet Of the Young Mems Re
publican GAAA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12

Charles Esmpie. s~to b. chsfgsa ~ p
u SfsTsrs Tepfssenfiaz fbe Wslis4 Farga
Ezrrees company. via OBTAINING nsausg
urcsr fairF pYf'errFs. vsaa srrs xuee fa
the city cuur1 rssfsyziay rs1rF.inF 40 his
ease vas pct ffr hraYlrF sertsrntef ~
His bird vas riac~a - 80 rsss item.
cfrsoa aixne6 fis hgsa sra asnsis as
released a. crrr
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- All XXI
ss-.hs hlasae S'8 EIm Hssys BsgS
~@ NZZzeZa

we ueea more school beokH FOR poor
children" said = Couch. serTefzFy %
The Associa'e Charities yesterday after
noon.
number - Children have made appIics-
ton - her for their hc@ta They ere
forced % 60 20 aeSooi - the nrw nchool
iaw I'D their parents in rnany Instances
are rot able - furnish fhsns sSih books
some people have hfouFfi boesa g. shs
charity rr1uE hus fhs demand 81 great
er than fhe supply Sfs coup anks
that al vts have arhncl books and have
rot younger brothers er sisters 1ho sch
g. use them hriHg them - fhe charity
rooms 81 frf court hoaee. shrfr fhsy
vii 4 Distributed 90 te-s rFlug PARTIES
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BattfTieS. tnesOTo. tauntnTU atu
vile: Plank and Schreck.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
National League.

BROOKLYN. 2: CHICAGO. g.
Chicago. Sept 1.-Two hits with q
steal and an error IA the first three sin
giles and q gift. an out n the second.
gave BROOKLYN a close game toy
Schmidt was ve-y effective ~ critical
points Currie's fielding vas a fesl ure.
Attendance 80 Score 2 II =
chicago .-....6i 603G0 9l-2
Brooklyn ....-.--- Il 2 Q Q 9 g.
PHILADELPHIA :; PTTTSBI-RG. .
Pittsburg Sept u--BTansfeIt : stupid
play in the niath. when twC were oct.
made u possible FOR Philadelphia 20 make
Eve runs and win the game FittSolrg
new pitcher did fairly coed work until
the last inning when fys hits were made
or him Attenda1ce. Ls5a Score.
u >
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12
ROOMS REPORTED ROBBED.

Police Have Heard Nothing Asst T.
-c~cser.
serc1s cv-r - Norrh 1Eaia x-r~rf Rad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-12

include the northern and southern Pres
byterian churches and our own
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Pdttie Avenue

Mrs. A. Field of 147 Pattie avenue,
says: Il had more faith in Doan's
Kidney Pills than in me licine general
~ simply because they We're advertised
to cure kidney complaint and that
ailment alone. This induced me to
go to the Moore Drug Co, PIC East
Douglas avenue, for a box. My back
ached for years. not continually but
at times very severely when the treat
ment brought no genuine results.
told more than one of my neighbors
about the benefit l received. am
only too pleased to repeat that state
ment publicly so that others may know
what to do to get relief if at all an
noyed with kidney complaint"
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VISIT The COAST.
Declare Their Trip Ia wholly Ore Ger
Pleasure

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to overtax them In their daily duties Ever
realize that it isn't really the back that's tired
but the kidneys9 The kidneys are overworked
become congested and when they play out
the back will tell you.
Healthy people have strong backs.
Learn to be healthy through keeping the kid.
neys active. Doan's Kidney Pills keep the
kidneys active, correct and cure infrequent OF
excessive urinary discharges, painful urination
and all bladder and kidney troubles.
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A TRIAL FREE!


N Y. and a reeria be you promptly.
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Te Daily gaole Saturday zorne September GOA
DoANs KIDNEY Pills

is bad back when it aches or when it's LAM
and painful. Bad backs come from sick kid
neys and warn you of serious trouble if tn
kidneys are not relieved
Backache may not seem serious to you but it
an early symptomatic indication Of dangerou
diabetes, Of dropsy, of Brght's dsease---Bette
cure it when it's only backache. Doans Kid
ney Pills cure every kidney i'll.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-07-23
The Fifteenth Amendment
New Orleans Times Democrat.

New Orleans Times Democrat
The Indians as the original inhabi-
tants of the land, who have never
been enslaved and who would seem
to have as least as good claims to
American citizenship as the negroes,
have received no consideration what
ever, and are disfranchised in nearly
every state. The Chinese, who are
more intelligent than the negroes.
have not only been denied citizen
ship, but have had the doors shut in
their faces and live among us by sui
ferance. numbered and catalO@ued
like SO many eX-convicts. The Fill
pinos, whom we recently bought
have not been granted any rights,
privileges or ballots as American citi-
zens. Why should the black race be
thus specially favored and consider
ed, while the red, yellow and brown
races have been treated on the theory
that this is a white mans country.
not intended to be ruled or governed
in whole or i'll part by the black
races? The people of the United
States are too practical to settle this
question on sentimental grounds
The war amendments were the fruit
of sectional bitterness and ignorance
and this mistake will never be made
again. Ii the country, as Il whole,
ever takes up again the question OF
suffrage for the dark races, it will
act, not with the passion and pre-
JUDGE that begot the crime of 1868.
but deliberately, intelligently and
wisely, accepting anew the doctrine
that each state is the best Judge of
its own suffrage and of its condi-
tions and limitations necessary to
protect it.
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PROGRESSIVE LOUISBURG.

Bv a mere oversight at the time
the result of the recent election in
Louisburg on the question OF issuing
bonds for waterworks, was permitted
to pass unnOticed. And while it may
be Il little late the GOLD LEAF wants
to congratulate its good friends
upon the wisdom and progressive
spirit shown. They have done well
to vote in favor OF waterwOrks.
While Louisburg has many enter
prising and public spirited citizens
to whom the town is debtor for the
successful issue of the bond election,
its local paper, the Times, ever alert
to the best interests of its town and
community, and always i'll the lead
in good works for their betterment,
was an important factor in the fight,
and Brother Thomas has cause to
feel proud of the result. When the
system is in operation the surprise
will be how they did without water
works so long and that there were
any found to oppose the measure.
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Senator Simmons.

Rev. p. r. Law in Lumberton Robesonian.
That was an able speech made by
Senator Simmons at the great Anti
Saloon Meeting in Raleigh. He
illumines whatever he touches. There
is a soberiety i'll his positions that IS
always reassuring. He commands
confidence. One never feels the ting
ling Of fanaticism nor hears the
mere rattle Of words. He has long.
outlived the mere Sophomore iii
speech. The dignity OF his statements
and scope of his thoughts are just
what an intelligent man might eH-
pect from a United States Senator.
The better folk are pleased to see him
at home and suffused with the emo
lions and principles that have to do
with the moral veal OF the people.
We are proud of his ability and his
conservatism. We shall be surprised
if he is not recognized universally ere
long, not only for his ability. but
us one Of the greatest of the Sena-
tors of the country. Some are say
ing this Of him now.