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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Stabtrdth.
Select Council, 1s. Sebruar.

Select COUNCIL, 1S. SeDruar.
Sene Sroinan3, nelhe cine @rbObun9
Der Salaire Der Seuermebrleute beimedt,
waro in obi9er 8eriammluus bel eriter
unO jpeiter Neiuu9 an9enommen, troe'
bem mebrere Wtitslieoer 9e9en gnnabmt
maren uub ertldrteu, OaB bic iGbrli6t
Wtebraus9abe Don $4,000 9e9enmGrti9
nibt gut 81 erlangen iei. Glemons
ma6te ben Sorifla9, @rleoi9ung Der
Yorla9e auf unbeltimmte 3eit Su per-
i6iebelt, aber Der YOri6laS wuroe nie.
oergeltimmt unb bann bic Vorla9e bel
3wei %elunaen beitati9t.
Sames GmiB, bas neuermGblte Otit:
9lieo BON Der 8. Waro, bate iid1 ein9es
ltellt unb muroe uere0igt.
Die folgenoen neuen Sorlagen purs
ben ein9crei9t: Sliper = Oteiolution
Sur @rOifEun9 bon Shnell Court, Swis
l6en Siebenter unb 9l6ter StraBen ;
an9cnommen. SlemonS - 9telolution
CUR Yflalterun9 BON Ninoen StraBe,
;wil6eu WtOnroe unO slrtbur Sluenues ;
an0enommen. Soltello - HelolutiOn,
welbe ben Stabtlbasmeiiter erlu6t,
Ocm Staotratb cine &ilte Der SorpOraf
tiOnen Su liefern, bic HfOitenlteuern be-
;ablen an9enommen.
Den fol9enoen Gelolutionen wur6e
beiseitimmt OaB Der Staotanwalt
cine neue 6orm BON Srbinani aniertige,
Die SoriOr9e trifft fir bic lofortige Ses
;ablun9 uOn @OntraftOren bel ltdbtii6
Yerbeiieruu9eu ben Oireftor Der off.
entli6en gSerfe eriu6eno, PlGne anjus
ierti9en fir 9tipellirung BON Prcscott
9luenue. Smiiben WtulberrD Strabe uno
ben Safawanna @eleileu ; ben Staots
anwalt eriu6eub, ale Golleftoren uOn
riidltauoi9en Steuern Dor Dem Sabre
1901 ju bena6ri6ti9en, ibre Onplifate
innerbalb 60 3agen iu be9lei6en.
Sei euOsiiltiser Seiung wurben fol.
9enbe SrOiuanSen beltGtigt: Die 0ds
uellirun9slinie all Gapoule 9luenue. Spis
l6en 9Saluut unO 9iem 0orf Stra6en
feitiesenO; fir Steinplatten Seitenwese
oil S6oOl StraGe, Smiihen RaDne unb
@Ona 9lueuueS fir Seitenwese auf Der
Oltli1en Scite uOn @aibin9ton glOcnue,
jwii1eu WtariOn uno 9iep Yorf Stras
BEN; fir Yilaiteruns BON Gapoule 9lues
me. Swii6cu Glib unO @reen 9fiO9e
StraSen; Der scranton 9tailwap Goms
panic ole GrlaubniB ssbeno, ibre Sinie
al BittSton 9lpenne aus3uoebnen.
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ibwer trant.
- Sine Oiebess uno @inbre6erbanbe
treibt bier ibr llnweien uno SUrii6t lit
nOtbi9.
- SRI. Sannab Slo6 mirb am 1.
Wtdr; NIT bem 0tabbiner Or. Wiarfus
Saljmann 9etraut merOen.
-Gmil 6. S6mal, BON So 6ia
Strabe perltarb am Wtittmod) per9ans
sener No6e i'm gllter BON % Sabren.
-Sn Der 8obnuns Der 98illiams
@beleute all WtcSean Strabe iinb 3pei
erwa6iene SinOer al ben BOden ers
franft.
- Sn Sasleton itarb fiirslif Sobn
Blatt. @r itammte aus Surba4 IN
Deutldlano unb warb 70 Sabre alt.
Die 9Sittwe uuO iiini SinOer iibers
leben i'm.
- 9lm Samlta9 muroe 6rau Caro-
line Sa9el BON 9to. 67 Vead StraBe
CUR lesten 9tube bei9eieet. sic itarb
all ben Sol9en elmer Operation i'm so.
ipitale. mar "a Sabre alt unO binters
lGBt ben @atten, Charles Sa9el, uno
fiinf Snaben.
= Der Sdminoler [Sobn gS. Sra
mai lit am Samita9 stbeno bicrber eins
9eliefert morOen. @r erlauste mebrere
@elOiummen unter Der 8orlpie9elun9,
bier ein inoultrielleS llnternebmen be-
9riinoen gu wOllcn, itebt aber aud uils
ter Der 9lntla9e OeS OiebitableS.
- Das Gbriitiau Oeibel @6epaar
feierte porlesten WtittwOd, in lciner
9SObnung an Cinderella StraBe ieine
9olbene OodSeit. Die beioeu gllten
famen 1857 naf @ilfeSbarre un6 bel.
ratbeten am II. Sebruar 1854. Son
ben breiSebn SprOBlin9en Der @be leben
nod iieben.
- Sri. Satbarine Oaulam unO Oerr
Sarl @. 0iagel BON $arionS murben am
16. Sebruar bur6 Yaltor SinOenitrutb
i'm Sauie Der Srauteltern, Oerrn uno
SSrau Sobn Saulam, 130 Stantou
StraBe, 9etraut. 9luBer anberen iabl.
reiden @Glten Waren aud Serr gloam
Sauiam uno ielue Sd)mclter @liiabetb
pon 8bilaoelpbia anweicno.
- Sames GbriitD mO 9lnSrew 4iers
Jon uon 0aSleton, ais Die nllniertreuns
lifen" betaunt, neil lic lid itets Sc
icllihait leiiteten, febrten Wtittmod
abeno na6 ibren nur einen Slod entr
fernten Wobnun9en beim. OonnGritag
Wtor9en nurben beiOe foot auf9efuns
Den. inoem @briitD Our6 ciuen Sail Die
2reppe binab OaS @erif brad, uno
EierlOu i'm Bette einem Seriiblage
erla9.
- Die Seamten Der 2adamanna @is
lenbabu i6einen Der slniidt, Dap bic
Sauptgciabr elmer lleberihmcmnung
poriiber lit, unO begriinoen oielelbe init
Der Sebauptung, oaB oaS SSaiier ii6
unter Dem @ile i'm Bette Oes Susques
banna eineu @anal 9ebabnt babe unb
ein plOeli6es Stei9en beiielben Die Sis:
mahen in Sepc9uug ieeen unO fluBs
abwdrts fiibreu wiiroe. Oofieutli6 be-
wabrbeitct lid) bieie 9lniid)t. aber es
bari nidt auber sl6t 9cieet werOen,
OaB man aud nit ben j3ufliiiieu oeS
Susquebanna aus bem Staate 9iem
YOrf 81 rc6ucn bat Elm 0fegcnitnrm,
Der ii6 bis bort biuauf eritredt uno aud
nur einen einSi9en Gag anbdlt, miiBte
Dem Susquebanna unO ocn 9lnwObnens
ben perberblib werOen. 9Sahcn iino
iiberall ausgeitellt, nm iiber jeOe OrOs
benoe @eiabr ioiort Su beri6ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Au6 bem pberen EbaIe.
(NrtbbaIb Gprrelppnben,,)
Oan @areh pon s}eiiup, ELM Wfi

- Dan GareD BON Seiiup, elm Wtine
Der Wtount Seiiup 8oblsn GOmpani
gu 8efpille, erbislt am Oienitag ourd
cine porSeiti9 erfolste Spren9uns iebl
Sefdhrli6e Serlesunsen.
- 0fidael Yilinsti BON SimpIon
elm Wtiner in Der 8lad Diamont
@rube, ipurSe am Samitas 9iadmittae
wGbrenb Der arbeit BON eiuem Selleniall
9etrofen unb 3u Gooe seoriidt.
- Sames Wic@sttrid BON Didiou
@itD. Der in ben 0ahen 6ss 9bomas
@rier ju 8ricebnrg einbra6 uno Elm
flelneS Quantum Waaren itabl, maro
am Donnerita9 Ibeno perbaftet uno
Dem @efan9niB iiberwieien.
- Da iie ansebli6 am Babltase ers
laubten, ba6 unbere6ti9te Yerlonen ibre
Stimmen abgaben. murben am Samlta9
Sreberid Bed, Wti6ael 8altus un6
Wti6ael 0oftuS pon Der WablbebOrbe
i'm eriten Oiltrift Der erlten Waro pon
9lrdbalb uuter ie $500 Siir9ifaft fir
ibr 9eri6tlides @rideinen seitellt. Die
gln9efla9ten erfldrten, oaB irgenb melhe
llnreselmdBisfeiten einem WtiBueritdnb:
NIP Oes @eicses Susuidreiben ieien.
= Die 8obnung bes SSlaaf Ybillips
3u 3inmooo, nabe Briceburg. muroe am
6reitag Wtorsen frib uollltdnois bur6
elm aussebrO6enes Seuer IeritOrt uno
bic Slammen batten bel ibrer @ntoeduns
cine lOl6e ausbebnung erlan9t, baB eS
Der Srau nur NIT Wtiibe 9elan9, ibre
Siuber unoeriebrt aus Dem brennenoen
@ebGuoe 81 i6affeu. Der Serluit am
@ebaube un6 Der @inri6tuns lit elm
nabeSu uollitdnoiger, oa Ybillips nur
9erin9e Serli6erung bate.
(Garbpnbalt acrrtipoupsn,.1
= Der @ermania @eiansperein bdlt
an fommenoen Wtoutas slbenb cine
, ,S6altjabr 5eitli9feit ab, bel wel6er
ein anSiebenoes YroSram gum 8Ortrase
9elan9en miro.
-Sier LIT nieberum ein 8latterufa(l
gum glusbrub 9efommen, in6em am
Oonneritag ieitseitellt wurbe, baB SRI.
slnnie Sart BON Dunbafi StraBe an
Der Srantbeit lit. Sine Quarantane
marb iofort etablirt, INN 9lusbreitun9
ju perbinoern.
- Die R6brs, weld)e bic 8rooflDn
Inliebelun9 BON Sarbonbale uno aud
oas StrafterSeusun9s @ebduoe Der
Traction Gompanie ;u WtaDfielb nit
9Saiier ueriorst, BART um Sonntag
0tabt uno Die Solge mar, baB etna einz
balb Der Staot Obne Seueri6us mar
uno Der Sabnbetrieb Spiidsn ardbalo
uno Soreit Gitp aud einseitellt werbsn
mu6te.
- Der 81 Sabre alte Dominif
2olerico BON electric 9llleD uno oils
Sanblauser i'm .. & 8. Soblenbepars
tement bei6dftist, wur6e am Dienitas
Vormitta9 in bem neuen slufipeihers
uu9splase Der @ompanie, oil bers @de
bon Salem apenue unb Dunoaif Ctr,
BON ben einitiirSenoen &oblen in ben
r@bute" seSosen uno eritidt. SO nabm
pier Stun6en, ben 2ei6nam pon Der
Soblenmaiie Su befreien.
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Bon 9eterebura.

- Seit Der 9Sabl muB Der 9llSer.
mann bas Saus bitten me9en cinem TO-
loIialen !Oulten. (Oer Oruderteuiel
wolte ablolut Ourit" anitatt pSuiten
iesen, wOfiir mir ibm Gine binter biz
Sbren uerieeteu. 0feo.)
- llnler friiberer Semobuer Safob
S6Gier mafte leete gSo6e einen Be
JUDI bon Buffalo bierber. @r lit 9es
iuno unO munter, cs gebt ibm gut unb
gefGllt ibm in Der neuen Seimatb.
WtOse es ibm unO Ieiner 5amilie aud
ferner gut 9eben.
= glm letten Oonneritag mar rer
6leii6er Oolmeti6 auf Dem ganoe, I'M
juu9e VGmmer unO SGlber einSufaufeu ;
ais er beimtam, tlagte er iiber Sopfs
lhmerien unb SGlte. uno am nGbiten
Gag bradtc man i'm i'll Sas Soipital.
I'm OaS lln9liif 9rOBer Su MAIDEN, fam
leine 6rau Den nG6iten Gag nit elmer
2odter nieoer.
- Die 9Sabl fir bieies Sriibiabr 1T
mieber 9liiflih uoriiber unb fir Die glr.
belt, Die gotham wuroe, mar es Die itillits
uno rubi9ite IN Sabren. GS freut mid,
ia9en gu fOnneu, OaB tein @elb gegeben
muroe fir Wat6er ODER Somler. llns
iere Yiirger itimmten, obne BON Dem
Giuen ODER 9lnberen belGlti9t ,u peroen
wcgeH 3ars ODER Siir9erpapieren bod
iheinen iid alle uOr9eleben su baben
unO wer ii6 ui6t gang ii6er fiiblte,
Sin9 friib gum Stimmfalten, wie jeoer
SIr9er tbun uno es ii6 aud fir bic
3utunit sur Bilidt MAIDEN iollte. Die
erpGblten Seamten iino ebrenbaits
WtGnuer, bic ibre Yili6t fennen uno
audi bur6fiibren lperoen obne Surbt,
unO iolhe Wtanner iinb bel Oieien 3ei'
ten notbwenoig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Shtet GuA por Salbeu

s,stu 8atarrb, Die AusdFIbr ,nibaIisr, bd
ausdFlbu fiber bsn Sinn bee @trn&s isrf5
rtu unp eas eanit Ssfsm pSais ,uriiiisn pirp
ptnu 20 eurt bic i<tmissu Stuh6dtn Gin.
erinst. SOlts artii,I ioIltsn ME auen auI
guSrpnuns gut b1ufsnu Gtr,ts s.brau6t pn.
ben, ea htr S&absn, ben ff psrurla&tH, jtbn.
nal 10 ercb III ale bas 8uts, bas 9br baron CT.
ii,ltn fcnnitt. palIs 4ataTrb-aur,
fabrlirt pOn 8. 8. 9btnsy & %, 5eisbs, O..
sutbGIt ftin AusdIlbr unb pirb inntrIi1 st.
nommsn unp pirft htrtit auf bic lhltimiesr
Sbuad6tn bee Syfrms. BtHn Sbr Sall'i
ssatarrb.jsur fauft, feb Tttr. bab Sbr bic Gti
btfommi. Sis pirb inntrli4 ssupmmtH uni
in aelssc, SbiC, ssn 0. .. Gbsnsp & 90
stmatt.
s4- 8riauft BON alien apOtbsirn, pref
IS Gents bic alaf@t.
paa's GamIIisn pilsu inb bic btiisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25

Die Ieiniten Orufarbeiten In Der StaSt,
Sieiert bic Office oes v8O9eublatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
ArmensSeb6rbe.

Dieie YebOrSe beidloB in Der am
Sreitag ab9ebaltenen Yeriammluns.
beim Yau oss neuen armenbsims feline
wsiteren Scrantoner 8aditeine 81 be-
uusen, oa es ii6 eraeben batte, bab
oeren Qualitat cine i6lshte mar. Der
slrhiteft erflGrte, oaB er ben @ebraud)
oerSaditeiue perboten babe unb iein Dor.
ssben warb oaraufbin inooiiirt. Die &C.
wObnli6e slnSabl 5dlle BON unteritiis.
uns Seoiirfti9er wuroe sleihfalls er'
lebiQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Oeutf6e Brieflilte.

= Sberleutnant b. Miller pon Der
S6nstruppe fir Deuti6.Oitairita lit
lpe9en urtunOenfali6uns 3u einem
Sabre @efdusniB unb @ntlaiuns aus
bem Dienite Uerurtbeilt worben.
= Ysi sinsm 8ran6s, Der in Der
Sellulolef6mmes6abrif on Dem Boules
paro Sebaitopol uno Der Rue @tienne
Wtarcel in Raris burd cine @rpoloiion
pon @as ueruriudt wurbe, biBten IA
Beriouen ibr &eben Elm uno stwa 20
anbere purben perlest.
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Spe5ial
Nerfaui
-. 00ll -.
Gateeu llnterr0fcn.

SIN Sinblid Su uno beim slnfanfe
BON Slsioeru fir Die belliseu, warmen
Gage BON Ylumen uno SOnneuI6ein
oss Srhbiabres, lit es sesenpartis seit'
semdB, ii6 gu erinueru, oaB ni6t allein
Die auBsre Sefleiouns nOtbis lit, nm ii6
init Dem ausieben uollitdnOis Suirieben
Al 9eben. Oas inuere @ewauo fann
oas 9lusieben oes mOoerniten Soitiims
psroerben ober erb0ben. Oicier Ser
tauf ioate baber BON srOBtem Snterelie
fir Die Dame uOn WtOOe lein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Bilfesbarre RahrtGten.

= Der 8irtb Wti6uel Wtii9e lit
ibmer franf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
ABOUT $500 SIGN.
Work of Securing Signatures to Gas
Contracts Continues.

Good progress was made yesterday in
obtaining signatures 10 the gas contracts.
1t estimated that nearly twenty-five
hundred people had signed these con-
tracts up 10 last night. 1t is almost
assured that by the end of the week
enough signatures will have been obtain
ed to insure the laying of the pipe to
this city.
The people of Wichita are undoubtedly
beginning to realize that the matter is in
their hands. and from all indications they
are going to take advantage of the OPP
portunity offered. P. X. Tying arrives
from the east today, and will open an
office at once. All contracts will be
turned over to him for the remainder of
the week. In a few days it will be
known whether or not Wichita is to OBJ
tain gas from this company or not. II
the number Of contracts turned in by
Saturday night justify the investment
of the amount of money necessary to
bring the gas here. MIR Tying and his as
sociates will begin operations Immediately
to complete their end of the deal.
Fhe block system is working very sat
isfactorily, and about forty blocks more
were covered yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
Known the World Over

Prof. Samuels. the greatest Eye Spe-
cialist in this entire country. is located
at 153 North Main street. He removes
cataracts without the use of the knife
and without pain. He removed two for
the wife of Ex-Governor st. John, of
Olathe, Kansas: another for Mrs. Hotsa-
pillar. of Maize. Kansas; one for Mrs.
Knights. who lives on Charles street, and
mother of Mr.. Knights, of the iona
Toilet company, at 215 South Market
street. He removed another for Mrs.
Carpenter who lives at 900 North Mar
ket street; one for Mrs. Dan Wright
who lives in Halstead, Kansas. and for a
great many people from other states.
GRADUATED and sore eyes he cures in a
very short time without pain, and no
bandages are used by his patients. His
patients treat themselves at their own
homes. a. w. Henderson, of Alva, o. T.
who was blind in one eye and was
losing the sight of the other, under our
system of treatment he now has two good
yes. The son of w. T.. Shown, who lives
southeast of this city. was blind in one
eye and was restored under our system
of treatment. Prof. Samuels is the only
person living who succeeds in making the
blind see. Consultation free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
SUIT is BROUGHT.
City of Harper is Defendant in Trial
for s48OO

Messrs Bentley and Hatfield. as coun-
sci for the Aetna Life Insurance COM
pany. have brought suit in the federal
court Of this division against the city
OF Harper upon certain interest coupons
from sz9ea worth % the refuading bonds
Of said city The piaintif prays for judg-
ment in the sum OF = so
Old-timers n this country viii recall
the fact ~ tn. long prolonged contest
between the town % Harper and the riVaI
town OF Anthony. ten miles south . T.
fo7 the permanent county seat % Harper
county Harper vas laid out b. enter
prising people and the Gleans. " :
Forey. sam Sisscn. L P. Campbell and
many Others familiar 81 TIC people g
southern Kansas cast their lots ard for
tunes With Harper. {. 2 MtileT. -
Wichita. Dr. Owens. or this city the
Bisckharns. and many Others equally a.
familiar. cast their fortunes ~itn Ar
thony. waich vas rzr-s-. after GcVsTner
Geo. T. Anthony. - TIA; Tine governor
of THE state e Kansas.
Then easnea oue o. the hiitersst County
seat contests ever wzged II Kszs~s-
Coatending forces. under arms met Enl1-
way between the tzo rival toSns ard
SEPT upon their arms After \ while ih-
contest was transferred TO th- courts and
ran al the sar.us al litigation Il was
during this eoatentsca and Ehile zas-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
CONCLAVE CLOSES
WITH ELECTION
LevenWorth Chosen as Next
Place of Meeting.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS LEAVE
Gathering Pronounced Sue
cess by Everyone.

The Grand Commandery of the knights
Tempigrs of Kansas finished their routine
work yesterday. the business session last
ing nearly ali day.
1t was decided to go to the Grand Com
mandery encampment at San Francisco
next September under the escort of the
Topeka commandery. The train they will
( 60 on will be made up OF Pullmans, with
the addition of a dining car 1t will go in
I two sections. one over the Santa Fe from
the south. and the other over the Union
Pacific from the north side of the state.
The TWO sections will be united at La
Junta and proceed from there in solid
train. Steps will be made at a number
of points Of interest in Colorado and
California. The train will leave this state
on August %.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
Grand Comma nder-Sir John c. Postle-
thwaite Jewell City.
Deputy Grand COMMANDMENTS Bestor
G. Brown Topeka.
Grand Generalissimo-Sir Thomas C.
Fitch, Wichita.
Grand Captain General-Sir Edgar R.
Fulton. Marysville.
Grand Senior Warden-Sir David B.
Fuller, Eureka.
Grand Junior Warden-Sir Marvin L..
TRULY. Independence.
Grand Prelate-Sir Albert watkins,
Parsons.
Grand Treasurer-sir John Mccullough.
Galena.
Grand Recorder-Sir Thomas ]. Ander-
son. Topeka.
Grand Standard Bearer-Sir Joseph d.
Fell, Concordia.
Grand Sword Bearer-Sr William F.
March, Hutchinson.
Leavenworth was selected as the place
for the annual conclaye to be held next
year.
The visiting Sir knights all departed
last night feeling that the meeting had
been a most successful one, and more
than satisfied with their entertainment
while here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
LEADING WICHITA DRUGGISTS
RELY UPON liYOMEi.
Cures Colds, Coughs, Catarrh and Grip
just Breathe Ii.

Hyomei is natures own method for
curing catarrh. colds coughs and dis
eases OF the respiratory organs. Ii is
the only natural treatment Tor the cure
Of these troubles.
Breathed through the neat pocket in
haier that comes with every outfit. the
air that passes into the throat and lungs,
is identical with that on the mountains,
where il is laden with healing and health
giving balsams- 1t searches out and Kills
disease germs in the most remote and
minute air cells Of the head. throat and
lungs. it soothes and heals all irritation
OF the mucous membrane
Hyomei is prescribed by physicians
generally Many Of them use it them
selves to break up cold and prevent
pneumonia.
The complete Hyomei outfit consists
of a neat inhaler. that is SO small and
convenient that il can he carried il the
pocket or purse. a medicine dropper and
q bottle Of Hyomei This costs but 81.
and Il Will cure any ordinary case OF
catarrh In chronic and deep seated
conditions. longer use IS necessary and
extra bottles Of Hyomei can be obtained
for soc. making il a most economical
treatment for this disease.
Leading Wichita druggists have so
much confidence in the power Of Hyonlei
To cure catarrh and other diseases OF
II, throat and lungs that they sell II
under their personal guarantee 70 refund
the money 10 any purchaser in case it
fails to give satisfaction. They take all
the risk themselves. and Hyonei costs
you absolutely nothing unless it does
you good.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
COUNTERFEIT DOLLAR FOUND
DETECTIVE DISCOVERS REMAINS
OF PLANT ON e. MURDOCH.
Officers Were in Search of Stolen
Goods When the Find Was Made
Yesterday Morning.

What appears to be the remains of a
counterfeiters' den was discovered in the
cellar of the old Union mills building on
Murdoch avenue, between Santa Fe and
Mead yesterday morning. Some work
men who had just commenced the work
of remodeling the building which was par
tally burned some time ago discovered
several counterfeit dollars and a bar of
lead partly covered in the sand in a dark
corner Of the cellar. The men immediate
ly reported their find TO the police head
quarters and Harry Sutton, detective,
made an investigation. Mr.. Sutton took
charge Of one of the dollars and it is now
in the box with others of its kind at the
police station. The counterfeit dollar is
an imperfect one and Mr. Sutton said that
in his opinion it was one that had been
thrown aside after it was moulded. The
Eagle shows quite plainly on one side Of
the dollar and the mill marks can be
plainly seen but il appears as though
the mould was not properly filed and an
imperfect cast was the result. There
were no moulds found, the counterfeiters
hawking evidently taken them with them
when they left the place
About two weeks ago Mr. Sutton and
Mr.. Woods made an investigation of the
old building they had been told that
gang of tough boys had been making
that place their headquarters, but they
found nothing. 1t was thought that some
stolen goods were hidden there. When
Sutton and Woods made this investigation
they had only a small red lantern with
them and in the darkness of the cellar
the outfit found yesterday was overlook
ed. Whether these boys were the ones
who left the counterfeit dollars is not
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pecially noticeable. A few years ago
The general public used many long,
angling roads; now these are all cut out
Considerable corr has been put in, most
of it being listed. The magnificent ranch
Of 1900 acres owned by Clark Kincaid.
of Wichita. joins Mrs. Bentley's farm on
the east. Mr.. Kincaid is an extensive
cattle, hog and mule raiser. He also
has large acreage, several hundred
acres in alfalfa, which is very fine and
heavy. Mr.. Kincaid has fully recov-
cred his health and is as robust and
hardy as of yore. There are many fine
farms and ranches in Kingrnan and
Sedgwick counties. and the acreage of
alfalfa is increasing each year.
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LOST: AN UMBRELLA.
Major Jennings Was Relieved of His
Rain Stick.

While the poet laureate of Wichita was
standing in the postofiice yesterday wo-
man walked off with his umbrella. The
poet Major Jennings, says that he saw
the whole performance but was somewhat
dumbfounded at the audacity of the affair
and supposed that the woman knew what
she was about. lie did not say anything
and now he is willing TO square the deal
if the woman will leave thesaid umbrella
at the stamp window of the post office.
Poets need everything they possess and
the woman might have taken this into
consideration before appropriating the
umbrella. SIZE may have done the trick
Just to hear some of Major Jennings war
time lyrics. Misfortune comes TO even
a poet don't you know. Major Jennings
is in earnest about the pilfering of his
umbrella and if the taker of it does not
return il within a reasonable length of
time lie will expose the whole affair.
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WANTS $40 DAMAGES.
Suit Is Brought for Oats Lost in
Fire.

Suit was filed in the district court yes
terday against the Rock Island Railway
company by II. c. Watkins and thee st.
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance company.
wherein they seek 10 recover so dam
ages in payment for stack Of unthreshed
oats that was burned on February "A.
1894 The fire is alleged 10 have originated
by spark from one of the defendant 5
engines.
According to the petition the Insurance
company issued s25 policy TO II. c. Wat
kins for this stack OF oats. valued at
$40. and shortly after the IRE they set
tied with him for the damage. They now
ask that of the damage rendered they be
allowed the sum of S25. which amount
they paid Mr.. Watkins on his policy