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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
EQUATORIAL AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-B. B. Seal,
United States consular agent at Blue
fields, and Samuel We'll. merchant of
that place, called at the state department
today to see Secretary Gresham ana ex-
plain to him the connections To the Mos
quito coast which bad caused them to
come to Washington as delegation in
the interest of the American residents.
Messrs. Seal and We'll talked with
Secretary Gresham half an hour
The secretary was then obliged
to 90 to the capitol and
the interview was broken off, with the I'M
Outstanding that it shall be resumed to-
morrow.
A ca5legram was addressed today by
Acting Secretary McAdoO to Admiral
Benham, on board the San Francisco at
San Lucia, WI. relieving him of further
duty and permitting him to return to the
United States either from San Lucia
direct. or from Colon. He has seen his
last naval service, for he will retire,
probably next Tuesday. The San Fran
cisco is coaling at San Lucia and it is ex
pected she will remain there till tomor.s
row night when she will sail for Bluefelds,
striving by Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND.

LONDON, April Sin the house % com
mons James Henry Dalziell made q
motion declaring il was desired that while
retaining intact the power and supremacy
of the imperial parliament, to establish a
legislature for Scotland to deal with
purely Scottish affairs 10 speaking OF
this motion, Mr.. Daizieil said that nobody
would deny that the business OF the house
of commons was SO congesSed that n new
and bold departure WAS necessary
The governments proposal 10 appoint
a grand committee TO deal with Scottish
affairs was only u temporary expvdient.
The Scotch members OF the house had By
an overwhelming majority voted in favor
Of hone rule for Scotland. They enter
tziued no ant.-Engliss feeling. their sole
object being 20 procure for Scotland iegis-
iaIIon that was impossible under existing
conditions
TIE house adopted the motion By vote
OF $50 to 10
On toe second reading Of the Bering sea
bill, TO give fleet to the aszrt, OF the tn
bunGi of arbitration, Sir George Baden
Powell, who Was Brisiss commissioner TO
Bersng SEA, vii! make an important state
ment cr,t.zing the measure lie main
taios the biii goes much further tbao
leg r. zins the award made IN PARIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
PLATONIC LOVE.
Reasons why 1t IL Not IN End1riag sen-
tIment

Reasons why It IL Not an Enduriag SEN
tIment
Love between women and men was
not invented for the entertainment Of
philosophers, but largely for domestic
purposes; and II platonic love il &c
have anything better than a hazardous
and unstable existence, tho conditions
of il must be such that IL may prosper
without conflict with natures more
important ends Thus we see why pla-
tonic friendships between young peo
pie who might marry do not endure
Such couples get married, and their
friendship merges into a more durable
sentiment, or else one of them marries
someone else, and then IL lapses Al,
least 1t should lapse, for IL il does not,
1t not only initiates against pesce
in a family, but il tends 70
keep the unmarried pis.oniss from
going about his business and find
ing himself mate according 20
natures design. IL Il true that there
are women, end young women at that,
who can contrive for q time TO main
tain husband and one or two stimuli
famous platonic intimates- But in
such cases one of three things happens:
Either the wife makes her husband
happy and her pla:onic admirers mis-
cradle, or she makes her friends happy
and her husband miseTs bic. or she
makes them all miserable IL by any
chzncs or miracle Of taieut she seems
20 make them all happy. she makes
society miserable. because II cannot
see how she does IL And when society
IL miserable IL talks; until finally Il
breaks up the arrangement She Is
bound 70 fail. and the reason does not
lie In any defect in her, but in the fac.
that her purpose - contrary 20 the
economy of nature, which has provided
barely men enough 70 go around. and
does no. permit woman who has
man OF Eer own 70 u1onopolizs other
men With inpunisy. Every marriage
able Rae besides her husband that any
woman zbsortss involves the waste Of
soEDs otEcr woman opportunities. and
nature abhors " as.e with . proven bal
aDtsHz H. Serbia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
IRISH INDEPENDENTS.

DUBLIN, April 3.-The convention of
the Irish Independent party. more gener-
ally known as the Parnellite party was
called to order today IN the rotunds.
Among those present were the lord
mayor OF Doublin, the mayor OF Cork, John
j. Clancy ". p, Jos ; kenney. NJ P,
Luke p. Hayden. NJ. p, Timothy Har-
rington, III. p, VIM. Redmond, VI. T..
VIM. Field, NJ p, and many other dis,in-
ty as well as representatives from otber
sections Of the Irish party now in parIia-
ment.
During the days session a dispatch tess
receive from The president OF the Irish To-
dependents OF New York, As follows. TIE
Irish Independent party Of New York
sends greeting and wish yo1 God speesi ia
your fight for civil liberty and irish
parliament. Draw on our treasurer,
John Brennan at Bank OF Ireland, Dublin.
for s., COO EDWARD O'ELAHERTY.
III, q. BASSoS, President.
Secretary.
A message Of sympathy was received
from the IRISH Independents Of Chicago.
John e. Redmond. in n address. sad
the convention was imperative The po-
Iiticsl situation WAS 50 cbzoged that lead
ers felt they conid net continue ~ bear
alone the responsibility Tor he future pol
icy OF the Irish Independent party. snd
they had decided TO call the pressnt MEET
ing F.firen years Of labor, sacrific= and
suffering were endangered Tie cause of
Ireland was confronted almost by ruin be-
Cause OF the selfish isslousss Of men who.
under the name OF snti-Pzruellit.s. were
siayishly s1oseTTieDt to the English gov
eminent aud hindeTei ne cause OF TIE peo-
pie they represented tT their petty dis
pufes.
The speaker then stated that IL would
De the policy OF Lord Roseberry TO MAKE
concessions TO the Unionlsts 10 the cesr.-
rosn, Of Ireland and home rule
Referring 10 the constitutional sg7ts-
iion. M R-dmond remarked thst be De-
iieTrd 10 II wDea IL was cOc1uci I'd By lear
less Ineo. oct II tois GLASS; OF sziS~tsos
was allowed 20 sick ioto . farce and n
sham as Il had 10 tie hands Of TIE anil
Pernziiites then 10 was b-tt-f THAI 70 be
abolished and cha. men II stern nsstaois
asd resolution coase 10 tie front ~ soon
possible
A resolution was offered By the rsTnr ot
Cork DECLARING that ghe xo~erDrBerf k<ss
forfeited al clzfEI4s 20 The cOG4deDoe 4
Iri~enen snd calling upgn Irish sseUts~r-
OF parliament o strive Tor early dirso-
iuEion os parliament. These resolutions
were Carried win to1a cheers
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tilla Of truth in it," was the colonel's ans
wer, and he wanted TO tell about the deal,
| but Mr.. Wilson choked him off with q re-
| minder that his counsel would examine
! him later.
| The cross-examination having drifted to
the renewal of relations in 1883, in Wash.
| ington, the defendant was asked: did
| you ever have a room in the northwest
section"
Eve did try that experiment. but OF all
| the unsatisfactory experiments that was
| the wolst ever tried We had not gone
there more than three or four times before
| it seemed every window within three
blocks had eyes when we went in there.
and was sure people were standing on
every doorstep in sight every time l went.
l am a rather peculiar looking man, SO
people remember me. so we gave that up"
Now" said Dir. Wilson little LATER,
abiding to defendants criticism of Miss
had been to dinner at his house to
account for her absences. you are a
fatherly looking man and she a yonng
girl, both of you from Kentucky. Can
you conceive of better excuse for her to
give for her absence than that she had
been TO dinner with an elderly, respecta-
BILE gentleman like yourself ?"
Nor can l conceive of a keener one to be
used afterward for a suit like this" was
the reply.
During a part of March and April, 1893,
Representative Brecisinridge said, when
his attention WAS Cal led to another phase
of the case, he had SEEN Miss Pollard two
or three times a day and one day seven
times He remember ed a time when he
took lunch with her and they had had
strawberries, but WIS certain that this
was before the 18th of April and not on
the 18th of May. after the secret marriage,
as Mr.. Wilson would have il.
He had frequently met the plaintiff ia
the house of Mrs. Tho mas on H street but
had never seen her swing in his life.
did you not meet her once there when
she was using this basket that had be-
longed to your yvife?" Mr.. Wilson inquired
Never: never under heaven" answered
the colonel, striking the witness box.
Ibid not a servant come IN while YOU
were with her and she was using that
basket!"
.'No servant ever did, for never knew
for n moment until 1t was brought in here
that she had that basket"
He had met Miss Pollard in New York
in September, 1892 but not Improperly"
aud met her improperly" there in Feb
ruary, 1893
Where did you go them" Mr.. Wilson
inquired,
Il can't tell the place. simply hired a
coupe; she got in and l told the driver to
take US TO some safe place. He took us
close to the elevated road up toward Send
or 53rd streets; il WAS Il large building
that looked like hotel"
Here Mr.. Wilson suggested that as it was
near the hour for adjournment and he de-
sired to take up an entirely different line
of examination, it was hardly worth while
to proceed further, and the court adj
journed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
THE NURSES DELIGHT.

Every experienced nurse knows the val
ne OF u remedy which, without being an
anodyne, viii rsiieve soreness of the limbs
or stiffness of The Joints. and enable pa.
tient 10 sleep qU.stlY aud naturally
just such remedy are Ailcock,s Por-
Gus Plasters. Placed on the chest or on
the back. If necessary cut into strips and
placed over the muscles OF the limbs. they-
work nsryels in the way of soothing aud
quIeting resSlessness Being perfectly
simple and harmless IN their composition,
they can be used freely. and many a suf-
grateful both 10 him and those who care
for him.
Brandreth's Pills do not weaken the
bowels.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
VESTS PATCHWORK.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Senator Vest
submitted TO the senate today a number
of amendments to the tariff bill which had
been considered by the finance committee
and which will be brought forward in the
senate as committee amendments designed
to perfect the bill reported.
Fruits, pineaDples and bananas are
placed specifically on the free list. Canned
shell fish are also added to the free list.
There are also changes in the income tax
part of the bill. One Of these changes adds
the word Assessed" at the beginning of
section "a, and 1t afterwards provided that
missioner of internal revenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
WALL STREET sPrRIrLEsA
No Foreign Buyers and Little Hons De
mAnd for Stocks.

Erw YORK.. ApriI3.-The movemsnt Of the
stock market today was embarrassing 20 the
street At large. The speculation wa spiritssss
and largely confiE.d 10 the roem traders, VITO
worked with less concert OF action than usssi.
London was not represented very Largely ia
the dealings and Wa perhaps more OF = seller
than buyer. some 81 the recent purchasers
iiquidstinx their boldsnxs- The mzTzs. va
WAS of that bslung. besitsting eharse-
ter which ofteB preoedes decided
movement in the direction az lower
price. but the most unfayosab.e symptom 10
the decreasc In the mum bsr 81 fpyetSa % ysrs.
The leader Of h. N zrkst sas Ai-soori f.ctdc
which WAS bouKb; heavily. 10 10 besi~ved, tor
the account OF al inside Interest. o ifax ths
psics up - With craAi Fe.scslan 81 :. TIE
granger made fractional gains dnfgax tbs
morning. bat fed. oG IA tiss sf.srosxsn. eso~iax
81 a decline OF }. to ca Yesterdays na4l
saies
The in1ustrisls were comparatively nsxsscs-
ed aud moved iTfssrulss.y
fns railway and miscellaneous bossd mar
ss< wss 81 rssg al dsT and rsorc of tbs issues
Traded Il recorded sdsksr~s,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
THE BERINa SEA CASE

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The president
today sent to congress a voluminous mass
OF papers relating to the Boring sea ar
bltration of last year. They comprise the
fiual report Of Mr. Foster agent tor the
United States. all but one of the protocols
upon which the findings were based, the
award of the tribunal of arbitration,
declarations made by the tribunal of ar
bitration and referred to the government
of Great Britain for their consideration.
and the opinions OF Justice Harlan and
Senator Morgan.
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THEY STEP UP.

WASHINGTON, April 3-The following
nominations were confirmed by the senate
in executive session today:
Ensigns Houston Eidredge and Henry
B. Nilsson, lieutenants Junior grade) in the
navy.
Registers of the land Office: J. G. New
billie, at Springfield, Mo-; Herman Won
Lanpen ToDeka Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
WILL INVITE CONTESTS.

ENID. U. r.. April 3-rhs receiver of
the Euid land offics has made . dscistoa
which seriously effects a great many
homesteaders who selected claims In the
strip. IL Was IN the contest claim OF z r.
Bacon ia l. county. The receiver decides
that the SIX mou hs limit commence frorn
the day of settlement and not from the
date OF filing. Tsus, 10 the settler took
his Claim S~pte,nbrr ID. but did not Tile
until month later the six months iiui-
tation must commence from Sepa embvr ID
The decision Will invite huadre1s OF con-
tosfS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
THE EVOLUTION

OF useeical agents Is gradually r<legsfing
the o.c-siEe h@Etss, pill-. rrsEzhis and
Vegetable extracts 70 see rear AID b.i ngt1g
info g~n.ss. Tee tie Pheasant sn1 effective
10 aid laxative. Syrup Of Ffzs. To get Tie
true remedy sec sh@: g Is maeuiscf1r-d
i.y the Csl,f0sni. Pig syrup esnp.ny oaly
kog sale b. ell sesdlsg dspSxss;A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
STICKS TO PROHIBITION.

DIS MoTSES Ia. April S.-Toe house
this Afternoon resumed consideration of
the question OF prohibition Coop~rs
resolution WAS substituted for the senate
resolution. Il prohibit-SSrhe mznufzcGure
leaves the legislature 20 enact laws for its
enforcement Cbassel called mp The liquor
iaw and II was iozt-fe 70 g This sstis-1
u that liquor mauuiacsuril will reF Be
IeGaliy carried On in the sya,1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for wichita todAy-Cooler and
fair; warmer tomorrow.
Highest Temperature yesterday. ............ -
Lowest ~
MsAu "a
Average for month thus far. ............... -
April average, past nve years. 81
Average for Sd day ..-....-...-.......s..... ~
During the pact twenty four hours north
west wind; clear weather and sising b~rvn-
eter.
FRgD L. JoBSsos. Observes.
WASHINGTON. April 3-Foilowina u III
forecast up TO s p M, Wednesday;
For ksnsas-Fair; rtnwcs,eriy windg
colder IN eastern portion
For oklahoma-Fair; north winds; slightly
colder.
For Coiorado-Fair; north winds; slightly
sarmer in northern portion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
WAR NEWS rs TRUE,
CHEYENNE INDIANS ARE OUT ON
THE WAR PATH

Another Battle Reported in Which
Losses are said to Have Occurred
Among both White and Red
Forces - Agency Building
Has Been Burned and
Reinforcements are
Demanded at the
Front without
Delay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
CLARK WILL COMMAND.

WASHINGTON, April S.-It has been de-
cided that the American Bering sea feet
der Charles E Clark, of Mohican, the
senior officer of tue fleet. Admiral
Walker will not be called upon unless
some unforeseen emergency should arts g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
TILLMAN rs CAR
PR0oLAMs HIMSELF CHIEF OF
POLICE OF ALL CAROLINA

Assumes Control OF all Municipal
Issues His Command Direct.
Embargo on Newspapers
Still Holds Good. His
Autocratic Acts will
Now be In
vestigated by
Congress.
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succEssrULLY CoNBINxD.


peciA pispsica the Daily Eagle.
PoSD CREEK. O. T.. Apri. S-Contracfs
are ali closed TOR the building Of tae hu'ca-
iusop and Southern railroad from CAM
eron TO Poud Creek. Traffic contracts are
closed for them TO run over the Chicago
Rock Island aud Pacific railroad track 10
North Enid. They will build TO Perry and
Saltwater. The P~opis Of North Eaid aud
Pond Greek are jubilsnt over the suec~ss-
full combination Of the Hutchinson and
Southern with the Chlcago Rock Island
and Pacific railroad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

Ell RENO. o. T., APRIL a-The troop OF
cavalry sent cut TO on u the fighting go
Ing on between the Indians and cowboys
in the Cheyenne country has sent ccurie
back to Ei Reno for rsinforcements. It -
reported that another battle has occurred
aud that several msn eo sosh SHEA were
killed aud wounded. The rumor hereto
fore published To the effect that the AEescy
buildings had been turnsd ny LIE lnaiAils
Is corroeorated. The scene Of tue nSesinx
Is 50 IL mole that particulars arr ansos.ssa-
able at rms tiurc. Ii Is feared that gssAs
LOSE OF life will be caused b. fore rcs-
ments Can reach the troops Nov at me
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

NY Dor Is dereiopinT.- ala Daw-
son Ills grandmother asked hin. II
he wouldn't like 20 have . canary
bid. and he said be guessed he'd rather
tsrs wild dsek "-Earper's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 3.-Goverror
Tillman has issued a proclamation giving
official notice to the municipal aut horities
of every city and incorporated town in the
state aud to the police marshsls, under the
powers given him under section 5l9 of the
statutes, he assumes sole control Of the
whole force Of municipal police aud mar
shals of civil cities and incorporated towns
of the state. They are ordered to enforce
all laws on the statute books, together with
all municipal ordinances. and orders from
municipal authorities not iaconsisteu
with The purposes of the proclamation. As
soon as the emergency shall no longer ex-
list. the governor will relinquish control
and restore the former status.
Governor rliman has received the fol-
lowing telegram from the clerk of the
court, w. II. Ingram. at Sumpt-r: ''Sher-
n Dargan met the north bound tram
today and arrested Constable Cain on his
way TO Columbia in custody of Mcknight,
deputy sheriff. The citizens generally are
not responsible for tue arrest. The sheriff
Is keepiag the parties AT their own request.
No danger is threatening the coustabies
and no occasion for action On Jour part"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
SORROW FOR JOY
BREAK OF THE DEADLOCK IN CON-
TESTED ELECTION CASE

Democrats in the House Muster q
Bare Quorum and Discredit Them.
selves by Unsenting . Repub-
Hcan From ST. Louis.
O'Neill Showed Into the
Seat to Which JOY
Was Elected.
News from the
Capitol.
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A clear, soft, white skin. free from PIN
pie. spot or b.emisb, produced by CuTy.
CURA SOAR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
THRUST AND PARRY
BREOKINRIDGE AND OPPOSING
COUNSEL IN A DUEL OF WORDS.

Capitol Corridors Typewriter Tells
How Willie Wrote to His Madge.
Defendant Vehcmently De-
MES the Truth Of Her Allie
cations, Madge Pol
Iard's Second APP
pearance as Wit
ness and Her
Indignation.
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To Meet the Governor.

DARLINGTON, S. c., April 3.-The News
and Codrier special correspondent says:
The committee that is to coufer with Gov
ernor Tllman left here on the afternoon
train and conference will probably be
held early in the morning. 1t Is hoped by
everybody that everything will be salts
factorily adjusted. Arrangements were
in progress. for the holding Of inquests tut
they will be left pending until the result
of the courts are heard. The embargo on
newspapers still holds good.
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-. ,os-. s-.sa .-a r~s.-

-. l.orf. April a.-wE~s: CASH. g.
Say 80 Jay 81. Cora II ss<r CO.
~. H. 49,. 1uiy S&A4E@.e o-es-kxA~~
r1-l 43c- ASs s4@sf. fzFs rtsaay sessszs-
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eot-ss3e fgT eAsesifa. Hbazxy. esi-f. 81 as.l x
LEAD. - -. sgrlfsr. steady - %
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LITTLE Rock, ARK. April S-First race

Seven Furlongs: Bolinger won: Oh No
second: Niola Bell. third. Time, I:3l1l.
Secoud-Six Furlongs: Zoulike won:
Billy Mckenzie, second; Baylsss third.
Time 1:l7$t
Third-One mile: Powhattan won;
Bedford, second; Wauhatchie, third.
Time Las
Fourth-F0ur furlongs: Jack Frey won;
Ava. second; Black Silk. third Time,
O:j014
FIi5h-One mile: Chimes won; En-
thasiast. secoud; Marie Lowell, third
Time l:44
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

New ORLEANS. April 3-Second days
spring meeting of the new Louisiana
Jockey club. Track slow; attendance
large.
First race-fYe furlongs: Cerro Gordo
won. Looking Backward second, Herman
third. Time 1:04d.
SecoDd-six iuriongs; Spell Bound won.
Lsrk second, Merry eyes third. Time I:Ie.
Third-five and "A half furlongs: Susie
Nell won. Blur second, Miss Mamie third.
Time lila
Fourth-seven furlongs: Watterson won.
Bryan secand, Beatifice third. Time Lax
Eifth-three-iourth mile: Parquerte wou,
Metropole second, Queen Bird tuird. Time
l:isl5.
S,Xth-fva furlongs: Palmetto Boy won,
Eau Claire second, Tom Daily third. Time
l:34$<.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

Pure blood is better than 'blue blood %
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar
lila
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SPORTING.
Day on The Turf.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3.-The spring
meeting OF the California Jockey Club op.
ened today at the Bay district track. The
track was in perfect condition; the weather
fine, and although the attendance was not
large, successful meeting is confidently
looked for.
First race-Half a mile: Pat Murphy,
to l, won; Sea Spray, to 5. second; MaiO
Diablo. 10 10 Is. third. Time, :491I.
Second-SiX furlongs: Nellie g, 3 to 1,
won; Inferno, 3 to 1, second; Rear Guard,
to 5, third. Time. 1:l315.
Third-Five and one-half furlongs:
n forth, S 10 l, won; Romair. 2 TO /. second;
Crawford, 10 to /, third. Time, los
Fourth-One mile: Searagosa, 3 to /,
won: Bridal Veil, 2 TO l. second; Happy
Band, - 10 l, third. Time. 1:42A.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Trix, 10 to /, won;
White Stone, z TO ], second; Normandie,
10 6, third. Time, l:1315
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 3-The horse
men having stables at the Wyandotte
Jockey clubs track this afternoon decided
to continue the thirty days meeting. The
attendance today was good and the sport
fair.
First race-Five furlongs: Lou Parks
won; Lucille, second; Mexican third.
Time, 1864.
Second-Four and one-half furlongs:
Molly May won; Sholoh, second; Earl, third.
Time, So.
Third-oeven furlongs: Montell won;
Yankee Ban, second: Uf, third. Time,
1:30.
Fourth-Half mile: Maud d won; Abe
Halstead. second; Mart, third. Time, :51%
Fifth-tiye furlo1gs: Green PrewiJt
won; Top Sawyer, second; Trim, third.
Time, 1907.