The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11

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hair "i the dos 'ha' VIII cure ihe Que, ai'
m The near lutuie some Oh tne sieciou'
| promises OF ile PA'I may De realizsu ps oIl
suffering peoPie. II VIII asPenu en'iie
$40 VINO ge,o pos'ts1ioh oi tiie i1-' =: " "
a. 70 "he'lle! II Ni"' 'e ofei "''U iN Jul
ih'eIes' VI hot'
sundaS's storm ProVc. ta'ni 10
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MI: AiIen Thilllp' ana ms "iie, Mar + =
fhiiiip,' were struck lisnlIhs a"H NJ -.
stahiiE kiiieI, "hiie III .ie tinioei oI ~,
sion creek. IL appears .iiat tney n "a psl -
~ thiS 'ly sI5linS tiieir Son, H. IL La. L,..
hIS' VINO fsSid.' III t,Ii',. uoiiHa, aA'1 -
s'a'teu 1'c"' ten -, -. - IL.
10 re''irn w 10 tne,i a',, W. J., a.,
west IN "AVau W:; o nr'; ,tn IL,
ilhpei pn -n ~ -. -.
commonly nh >i,.. IL y;nh,n;. 81 Il ,
lns aions .HI tn -, ,,.'
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iiP' caIlieI III nc. leit nHnu AM anJ -
- H.. - n ir;aS,fnI manner ,nf
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Tho team was uniniured. except one O
tho bo,ses who seemed somevhat shocked
| Tbev went on about so rods from wber,
The accident occurred. and stopped. Her,
they were found at 4 n. m. by +. q. Moon
wbo immeS;.telv disnatched a messenger
,,;,b ,be woefuI tidinos To their son. l.. NJ
PbiII;ns and fool, the bodies to hi, Owl
bouse about one mile distant, and from
there 10 the deceased's farm, in the even
inc.
| Mr. pbilIins was born in Bartholomew
county. Indiana, June 18th, 1919, and Mrs
| Phillips was born March 30Ih, 1919, a
| Columbus. Ohio. They came to Kansas in
| 1861. and settled in Wabaunsee county
where they have lived ever since
They leave three sons aud three dalgh.
tiers TO mourn their loss; Levi NJ. Phillip:
| of this city: James ". Phillips, Wabaun'
see county; John W. Phillips, Whose
| whereabouts have not been known for six
years; Mrs Mary Walker, of Wa
baunsee county Mrs Nancy J. Ralston, oi
Eureka, Kansas, and Mrs. Matte Higbee
living near Forest, Illinois.
wichita i. Cursed with Scandal Non.
gers.
Edelt,
Isi, nossihIe tb,. M name however ex.
alted. no character however pure, no per.
sons however far removed from contamiua.
ting Influences and impure associations, can
| he Shielded from the foul poisou that drocl.
off in n horrible slime from the double.
tonpued scandal.deaIers of this town? Is nc
home in Wichita. however pure the daily
life and tbouohts Of its inmates. inyiolable
10 the accursed and damnable lepers tha,
prowl through families, churcnes ana
streets with equal impunity, rancourine
hearts and leaving trail OF hell s-scorch
behind! Is there no way to extermlnate the
@ Pef1i'loi-oolI "neiP 'hia hn-t,. LIE, ,Es f. - -
"l.n - ';,h ,,,a,,,Go.
W. anu n h,.,tn .nd s;s,ors .nJ
tioi anu snahiI y oiS Tne "n 50 =
runs iiouse'ioius. "e eAe".e VI "a
yeaI Vi ."o Toui ~. - :" I'll
even mop; an. 'lousn neM ' .nSwar 49,
,ns ~ mn 'ity 'o Nv .;n;In.I ..n 60
ieaInes US. No sinsie inui' iuuc, 80; .an IT. III.
| WIN the uelhoh. seen' 49, T. nc.
perineales every eircie' pe uP1n 'ne suees
corner or aiounu une "'eo 'o"sue
seem sci on nre win not Nnis ',as .Ls
driSe peace rom al ABOUT; oouIu 'ne
'ehoihed stream pe traceo oaeN anu
| source louhu al the ooor oi iesPonsioiii'
mere is law ana penaiiy OF ueserte. t',
DEAN al 'he hahus oi the "ronSe', m ou'
Such course seems nope!ess ta'S ihsie
are many men IN "itchita to,day sho
Wouid take IL rs ia'or 70 coh'riou'e lil'e
ahd money 10 punish the suiity anu Pu'
stop 10 thst which Is blasting regulations
anu whose aeauiy pio" can III ho way oe
antcl pated lor a moment.
A Prisoner Jumps From a Passenge.
Train and IL Followed by Pluck ,
| SherIH.
Laurence Tribune, IL
asnanutv 8 Marshal Smith of Cher.
okee, was passing west on the X. L. Satur,
| - So ,r;aI on ch.roa 81 oonn,ar
feiting nickels and ten cent pieces, one OF
them, an old man, named Rummell
| made very desperate and successful effort
to escape.
The train was running along at the rate
Of about eighteen or twenty miles an hour
when near Edwardsville, Rummell wa.
seen to get up and hobble along the aisle as
if goipg for water, and when near the door
he made sudden bolt through it and
Jumped from the train.
Captain Smith, who was sitting some dis.
tance from him, saw him jump off and i'm,
mediately followed him, and was last seen
| pursuing him. As the old man was only
arrested for destroying the evidence of coun-
terfeiting, he was not regarded as a very des.
perate man, and was allowed more liberty
but as he was shackled, he was, in all prob
ability, captured
The other guards over the remaining two
prisoners, came on, and on arrival at this
depot, got of TO get something to eat
when one of them made a break for
liberty and escaped, but was finally cap,
tured again.
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Wichita Eagle, g.l
Iob, uoI,,os l;r;,; :, p,,,o, ,,,,
harvested s;Y bnnJrsd scrss 81 wb.., ~,
ys.r and Tho 6rst bunJrad anJ So
acrss no ON, bo romov.J fron, ,ba faId 81
nj en,od ono bnrJreJ anJ ,w.n,. .cras nf
tba around n norn uh;oh ha h.s rio.aJ u
once The bal.nce be sowed 70 n,;Iis,,
W HI wheat ~ will amount in bushels "a . ,waIvs
bnr5raJ. b;s onrn iii n;aIJ H., G..
,bnnsand hnshaIS .rJ ,h. Ill, =, Nv
tons % 10 the ,c,a When :, viii in ali nroha NJ
bii;,v b. 5onbia ,La, Ill - p.L. pJv
oil - - - 80 -
bnna,aJ ~ s;,,r go. of - '"e
- P + anu Iamranoo 10y Iu has Vi y fa,S Td ~ c.
rba., wh;"h nanJ Il. san Iii ~ ~,
bnSbeIs 70 H. oora 81 '''''
% Th;. t;r,, ~ 'ne oar | Id of wh.., ,,ou, U;.,;
s' S"i io"u Vi "nsa' Hoh WIcni-