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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
wOMEE's COUNCIL.

PHILADELPHIA. May s-Msrrisg. and
divorce and dress reform were the subjects
that occu pied most OF the time OF the Ns-
tional Council o. the Women Of the
United States a. tbs Continental to-day
The council resolved that the first
step toward el-vatiug the hons
il to put man and woman as home
makers. ia a position II legal equality. 1t
passed another resolution thanking Judge
Jere Wilson tor bis just advocacy Of the
rights Of women under the laws, IN the
professions. IN bis recent public plea be
fore she courts at the pAtionai capital
The council then decided to Offer a prizs
for design FOR suitable student girls
dress: one suitable for all college work sBd
exercise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
GENERAL MADE PRISONER

NEW YORK. May S-Fifty-uiue OF the
sixty Cox-yiIes who form Genera! Sweet
lands Connecticut division OF the aru,y
arrived al the Peoples party headquarters
tonight Police Superintendent Byrue,
compelled them to abandon the mach in
body from the Harlem river 70 Eat
Tenth street. and TO make matters wore
they had no commanding oftic-r. for Gem
erai Sweetland was arrested by Cantsin
Thompson OF the fremont station. wner.
he was confined for tie night The gen
eral insisted on his rights as citizen and
wanted To fiy the American fag. but he
was made prisoner
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EXCITING SCENES

BRAZIL Ind. May 6-The scenes Of to-
day were the most exciting sinos the COM
mencemens OF the big strike. About loo
miners marched in liae. headed by brass
band, through Main street late this after
noon to the Nellie mine, and demanded
that three miners. Harry. Claude and
Vern James. QuiG work This they re-
fused to do and it looked tor a while like
. desperate fight would occur. but
the arrival of force of police prevented
trouble The James are stalwart men Aod
walked TO the center of the mob aud told
them they would work in spite OF ali in-
timidatioo.
The miners are organized and claim they
will force the James TO quit work. couse-
quently serious trouble in expected. The
mine i. located short distance southeast
of the city.
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HIBERNIAN CONVENTION.

OMAHA, Nsb., May s.-Severai hundred
delegates representing the various district
branches Of the Ancient Order OF Hibern-
ians. assembled here today in annual
convention. NJ F. Wilhere presides over
the deliberations OF the convention. La
accordance with the constitution of
the order the proceedings will be sur
rounded with strict secrecy. One OF
the officers. however, said this morning:
This is the American order, and has
within its ranks over 100000 members
scattered throughout the country. Many
matters of serious Importance to the fu-
ture well-being of the organization will pe
passed upon by the convention. The ma
tional directory will report large num-
Der of amendments, which. If adopted,
will make a thorough revision of our or
gauic law. A close and rigid audit of the
financial affairs of the order will also be
exacted"
After recess the report of the committee
on credentials, seating the accredited
delegates. was adopted the standing COM
mittees for the session were named and
the convention took recess till morning.
Tomorrow will be opened with grand
parade and an open meeting will be held.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, May Z.
The market today experienced the following
range Of prices.
Opened. highest Lowest, Closed
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ASPECT CHANGED.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. May s.-There
is every reason to believe that The com
mauder Of the Bering sea patrol feet. Cap
tain Clark of the United States steamer
Mohicau. the flag ship. has received in
struction from the navy department to
delay dispatchiug vessels north in quest OF
illegal sealers The whole aspect
is changed, the officers aud
crews were allowed to come ashore
aud the general rumor prevailed
among the feet that the vessels will not 20
to Sea for two or three weeks
Officers on the crUizer Yorktown profess
to have been semi-ofieially notified that
the Yorktown will be ordered 70 Australia
via Honolulu. Commander Clark will
not make statement for publication.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May S,-The cattle market was
pominally unchanged. No grade sold any
lower than on Monday, and ii there were
sales at an advance on the days prices,
they were the exception and not the rule.
paltry 5000 head comprised the days
supply and the total arrivals since Satur-
lay barely reached $500. or 1000 head
less than for the same time last week.
From no quarter was there much demand,
but there were orders on hand for more
cattle than were offered and the tone was
firm and with a moderate run for tomor-
row, prices weuld probably advance.
1t was a tough market for sellers of
hogs Under a supply of not more than
ZOO head holders Were warranted in
expecting an advance, but at no time was
there movement in that direction. At
the outset there was little trading at
about Mondays close, but the market
soon began to sag and before $50 O'Clock
the quotations were down.to 81 30 a 50. 20,
and still later in the forenoon 50. ID bought
choice stock. Shipping orders were few
aud packers did not seem TO need hog.
but at the reduced prices most of the stL. II
was worked off. The bulk went at s.. 10 az
s.. l5 There were several trades at So ~
and two or three at So 25 while POOR and
common lots were sold at 81 90 q s. %.
Ii was stupid market from the outset.
The sheep market. like cattle and hogs,
: was lightly supplied, and, like them, was
quiet Buyers seemed to want bat little
stock and they were not willing TO pay
any advance on former low prices. From
81 5o@465 for extra quality sales ranged
downward TO Sl.75d2 25 for poor stuff.
Common good lots comprised the greater
part of the supply. and sales were largely
at IS 25@i;25. Yearlings were quoted at
IS 25tG4 50, aud spring lambs at S4(d6
Receipts - Cattle. $500; calves, 1000;
hogs Is 0o0. sheep, 1000
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CHICAGO, May S-Weakness again
marked the day in the wheat pit, May
making a new low record at 565ss, and July
finishing at Is cent lower than yesterday.
July corn closed unchanged, oats cent
higher and provisions finished lower all
around. :
Wheat ruled more active within "a cent
range. The feeling was again weaker at
lower prices and the closing showed 1e@z
cent loss. As on yesterday, the news was
largely bearish, lower cables, large Baltic
shipments. favorable weather and larger
northwestern : receipts, all tending to
weaken tvalues, and offerings from the
start were much. larger than expected.
Initial transactions were at fractional de-
clipes and nnderf fairly liberal offerings
sold down II cent more, when July rallied
x. eased of 20, advanced q, changed some
and closed as stated.
Corn at the Opening showed fractional
loss and sold down trifie more. then
bracsd I'D land prices rallied 11@% cent,
became dull, changed but little, and closed
unehsh ked for July. but with May IS cent
higher.
There was a better business in June and
July oats. but very little in May. Outside
buying orders for June ard July, especially
July. were more numerous, ana prices aa
vanced 11ss cent, and finally closed
STEADY at about the top figures while May
and Seetember remained steady.
Dizziness and weakness were the features
OF the provision market. The latter was
caused by a decline in live hogs at the
yards. A little strength was subsequently
developed on some buying and the upward
movement in wheat. The market was
later offered down, particularly pork, with
no one to take it. The decline was en-
phssizsd by the break in wheat. A better
feeling prevailed at the close, although
there was no material change in values.
Lard and ribs closed lower. Pork and
lard closed steady at the decline. Com
pared with yesterday, July pork is ~
cents lower, July lard, ~ Cents lower aud
July ribs cents lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
62 cars; corn 10 cars; oats lis cars; hogs
a 600 head.
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TO FIGHT FILCHING

DALLAS, Tex, May s.-Several hundred
delegates are here in state convention to
OF the law governing insurance companies
doing business in Texa~. All classes Of
business men are represented and the feel
ing is very bitter, as they claim the com
panies are flching largely from policy
holders after permitting unreliable per
sons 10 insure for SUNS fsr in excess of
what is legitimate. thus offering pre-
MUM o. luceudisrisn
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NEw YORK. May s.-Arrsngemsnts were
made today between Bob Fi,zsimmons
aud Joe Choynski TO light to q finish at
catch weights There was no trouble Ia
coming to terms. as both men agreed nos
to fight except a reputable club would
put up purse Of $1,000. Fi,zsimmons
said TO the newspaper men: II mean
business; am done talking nonsense. aud
the club that first puts up the purse which
We demand will secure our attention"
The articles of agreement have ror been
signed as yet, but they viii be in = day
or So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
BASE BALL

Yesterday saw the Spiders take another
game from the Colts. and as consequence
Cleveland still leads the League race an,l
Chicago still trails along In the rear. Bal
timore has been steadily coming up. aud
by beating Washington yesterday, has
now cut out Boston for second place. Bo,-
ton now only leads Pittsburg by a head
and the PhiIlies are close mp for ifth place
Brooklyn. Louisville. Washington and
Chicago are still the tail euders, in the
order named. The score this mornins
stands:
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Scrappius Matches.

BUFFALO. \. y. May S-rolnmy Dixon
and Jimmy kenard. the 1t. Paul Xiii hal
SIX rounds at the Court Street taeatsr to-
night. The kid did all the fighting In the
first three rounds. but then began To tire
and Dixon landed some very s.ih punches
during the last three rounds, Tue referee
called the fight a draw.
Frank Erne OF tsis city. knocked oas
Dan Moloney, a local scrapper, in thirty
Seco...s.
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PERSUASION OF FoRcE.

LEHIGH. /. T.-William Bros, proprie-
tors OF the Strip pit. broke their promise
to the striking miners and again CON-
menced loading coal yesterday morning.
The men were at work today under a
guard of dozen Uuitsd States marshals
when LOO striking miners beaded by
about $40 women and brass band and
80 men heavily armed marched down
upon them. Workmen and marshAls.
seeing that il wss utterly impossible 10
cope with this force. offered no resistance
and the men quit work
The entire procession then left here for
Coaigats, where they intend to force all
the strip pitters there from working.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09

NV ToE< Nag s-T1s H<fxs4's san
Salvador dlspzteh s.ys. The govern
rssst tr4nngh~s Ir she tkrse gr~xt but.lss
o; Ia AlGSr. Ia Cruts and r. coaos.. a.
The reb~as concentrated ie the ctr Il
SsHts Ana where sss s>4t Of tbs in.urfrc-
tsoa L. lo1ztsd-
la iss tnrss nsttsss tie rsb-is had 90
XII ID and SO vounasd-
Gspersl cs4tsrrsr fa~ "a 81 of "a. ..x--
iuiioassss. - severely ~ossasd. IL !. "a
ported re ts e-s6- He Ii<ussosns, Gsasrai
S<isasfos was killed. Ta= xssers rsssE's
s1sses are half q tie so~-ny's
III. esfnp.isa wzs directed By Psess-
y E1~sa
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN.

PRINCETON. Inc.. Msy s.-The aanual
meeting OF the WOmss's Central Miss.on-
AIRY society OF the United Presbyterian
church WIS begun here tosIgh;. To.
program iaclude,I an address q welcome
DT Mr.. : T. Anniord Il Pri3ceton. re-
spOuded 70 % the president. Mrs Hencsr-
son Of Omaha There were greeting.
from the ciisnent sections OF fed work.
followed by a reception ard soei a! inter-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
ST ANNE LAHDsLIDE

ST. ANNE, Que. May s-Ths river, al
most effsced IN paris by last weeks land
slide. is again asserting its own and fast
eating the earth away on both sides OF SIS
banks. Two houses and three barns were
carried of today There are fifteen other
buildings in danger aud likely TO disappear
before ruorufn0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
MEMORIAL TO BOOTH.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nay s-Ihe msu-
oral monument AZ tue grave Of Edwin
Booth a. Nogni Auburn was decseztso
this afternoon with impressive s-ryIc=s
Rev. Edward Everett Hale. ID D. dellvrrr4s
address in which be brought forward
the oeSGtIful simplicity aud generosity ..
tie dead tra.eLiA.'s nature.
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ghe qalieha ai1u gsee aaleduesday oruinq Bay

clock. They are all being fitted With oars
aud adorned with flags and banners OK all
kinds and sizes.
The only notable event has been the
quarrels between General Kelly and the
local Populists headed by General Weaver
General Kelly IN IN interview in local
paper says all the Popullsts are good Tor
is 10 pass resolutions. He says they have
Queered him with the real laboring men.
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PERHAPS HE KNOWS
HOKE SMITH REVERSES DECISION
OF TWO CONGRESSES.

Reports Adversely to the Claims Of
the Choctaws and Chickasaws and
Decides They Have No Title 20
the Wichita and kiowa Res
eryationS-AlsO Advises
Against Opening Said
Lands Unit. Ques-
ton is Finally
Settled.
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HERo.BENEFAcToR KILLED.

NEW YORK, May S.-A soeciai to the
press from Amsterdam, n. Y. says: Ho-
ratio Nelson Clark, the veteran who dis
covered the spring of water in Anderson
Vile prison, and which was named "Prov-
idential spring." IVES yesterday killed on
the West Shore at Aurierville. He was
driving across the tracks when he and his
horse We're killed. Mr.. Clark was GO years
old and leaves family.
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RIVAL TO POLLARD.

Los AxsELEs. Cal, A&y s-E J.
l7ekyj B<idrin Vas today suef n he
superior cgarE bT Ms LiIls5 a Asassy
Q. Boston. Ter az 90. tor s-dzetssa-
Mis- A.ki-y alleges Ia Der coz clats,
thai frsm March :. !6s. 20 Ds>enc<r =
iss8, sc bad let Avise IN Los Anssl~s
site Baldwin kod iesr ..e ceesrss ihr
mother % II. eai.1 Tss plsisus la =
losx array q ess.o1uAesd sisssesxs e
s-Az..2 eez Gsr $500
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JAKE RUDOLPH HELD.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Sake Rudolph
who. while in a drunken frenzy, went
cunning for ". II. de Young and shot J.
b. Eliot, business manager Of the Chron-
icle. has been given his freedom Police
Judge Low having concluded that
Rudolph is not an insane man, fixed the
prisoners bail at $1,000 and accepted
bonds, on which Christopher A. Buckley.
the ex-Democratic boss" OF San Fran
cisco, and Maurice Schmidt, ex-president
OF the lire commissioners, qualified as
surieties. Rudolph is charger VITA as
sault 10 murder
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DEGREE OF HONOR

TEEEE HAUTE. lad. Asy a-Ths Frs;
grand lodge % the Degree Of Honor, AZ
auxiliary d the AEoieBt Order Of United
" orkmsa WIS Instituted today ia ,his
city where many years ago the grand lodge
u The Ran order wss erZaniSed For
past grand ebi-: q. HoDof. Miss Iusii.
$ Gods Of Esz1svi!ts was chosen. and for
grssd chief o. H0aof, Mrs.. y. G. smith o:
f.-~Srsr.s.fs
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Another FORFEIT, ooe. up.

NEW YORK. May S-A forfeit OF 500
each will he posted in this city next Moo
day TO bind "a match ectweea jimmy
Handler. who is IA protege OF Bob Fitz.im-
mons. and Jack Collier. Of Rocxswsy,
Long Island. Both men have agreed ~
light TO finish at 100 pounds each. aud
dste aud place is 10 De named next Mon-
day
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New YORK, May S.-There was a moder-
ate spot and telegram request for purely
seasonable stuffs, such as lawns, calicos
and grenadines and goods of like character.
For staple and colored cottons purchases
were to meet urgent requests. Cotton
fiuues were looked after with more iu-
terest. Worsted suitings were in fair re-
quest. Printing cloths were very slow
and small sales at 2l1-16 cents shaded.
There was fairly COED trade with jobbers
from local and near by dealers
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DIR. MEYERS TRIAL.

NEW YORK. May She trial Of DR.
Meyer was begun today with DR.. O'Hsre
the coroaer's physician. who made the
autopsy on Brsndt's body, In the witness
chair for cross-sXRmiaation.
Drs. O'Hsre and NcAipine. who made a
microscopicsl examination of the organs
testified that owing TO the DECOMPOSITION
the results were mainly of negative
character.
M arsenic and an,imouy In tie remains
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FULL BLoops VS.. HALF BREEDS.

GUTHRIE. o. T., May s-The Usage eoun-
ell controlled By fuI! bIoods has declared
It's intention 10 cut OF over 500 mixed
blood Indians from the annuity rolls. Snd
expelling them from the reservation The
half breeds and the adopted members are
up IN arms and serious conflicts viii ensue
II there Is az effort 10 enforce the order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
BIG ICE COMBINE.

NEW YORK, May S-The World will to-
morrow say: A gigantic ice combine was
formed Of all of the New York and Brook
Ign ice companies except the knickerbock-
er company, and it il understood that The
Knickerbocker is practically within the
fold. The new combine is known as the
National Ice company. and its president is
Charles W. Morse the erstwhile ice king
of Maine
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IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS.

CLINTON, Mo-, May S-The miners OF
Brownipgton have gone out on strike
Those at Deepwater will so out when the
Kansas miuers strike.
PITTsBURG. Kan. May S-Advices from
over this district indicate n general sus-
pension OF work, with the exception of the
Sauts Fe. Ii is n certainty that the ope-
rators will not accede To the demands of
the miners. Miners from the strike dis
tricts at other points are coming IN every
day prepared to take the place OF the men
that go out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
HoBoEs CAPTURE A TRAIN.

CINCINNATI. May S-The Cleveland pas
senger express on the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern railroad leaving Clucin-
natl at s O'Clock WIS held up near Wyom-
ing tonight by about twenty "hobOes. 81
The trainmen notified the Lockland police
and stopped the train Just outside OF that
town. The police were about to attack
when the tramps began TO brandish re-
volvers and clubs. The passengers per-
suaded the police to make 10 attemps TO
drive off the tramps and the train pro-
ceeded on its way with the unmolested
nnhnes.
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OBITUARY.

CINCINNATI. o.. Msy s-Gsorze (
Duckwortb, distilIer and leading Dene-
cratic poll ticisn. died tonight OF slow de-
cline.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nay s--Coiorel
Joseph Moore l. dead, aged c. years lie
toon bridges used by Sherman On his
march 10 ths ses
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IN A QUANDARY.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nav S-The Indus
trial army campsd at Suffers fort ex-
pected u move eastward on train al
O'Clock this afternoon but was disap-
pointed, as Colonel" Carpenter. alias
1nman. and Captain Logan, custOdians OF
funds amounting TO $500. can nos De found.
Ii is thought they have dec I,nDei. Inman
Is an eX-conyict. The army has not vet
decided what action il will take. whether
10 start east on foot or to return to san
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STRIKE AT PULLMAN PROBABLE.

CHICAGO. May SIT will be definitely
decided tomorrow morning whether or
not the 1900 employees ut the Pullman Car
company go out on strike. A fipal con-
ference will be held at the Office Of Vice
President Wickes. aud the probabilities
are that a strike will be declared.
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SCHOONER LOST.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay s.-A cAblegram
from Hskodate. japan. confirms rs prob
able the reported loss OF the schooner
Matt bew Turner. L is believed all OF
board, twenty-three in namber, Were lost
The Turner was new schooner on her
rrst SAILING Yrnrnre
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TROUBLE IN CAMP

SPOKANE, Wash, May She Spokane
Industrial army, under the leadership o.
Dolphin is campsd al billiard Dolpbin's
claim that he lad secured transports ton,
was hoax and the men are growing dis
satisfied. Stragglers from Seattle and
Tacoma are dropping into Spokane all the
tiUle aud more will be here il a few DAYS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
CROKER TO RETIRE.

NEW YORK, May S-Richard Croker
said to-day that the published report that
he was going to retire from the leadership
OF Tammany Hall was correct. He could
not stand the strain. He had been thirty
years in the harness, he said, and now
wanted to rest.
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HIGH PROPERTY.

NEW YORK, May S.-Richard V. Har-
nett & Co. sold for John Petit to Theodore
Haymaker, vice-president OF the sugar
trust, the ten story Bennett building on
Nassau street for $1,000, 900. Mr.. Petit
bought the property from James Gordon
Bennett in 1855
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
CALLED HIS BLUFF
C0XEY WAS Spelling FOB TROUBLE
AND HE'S GOT IT.

Browne, Jones and Robinson CrusOe
Coxey All Found Guilty of Being
Law Observation-Disclosures End
of the Fin de Steele March
CT the Comm onwealers.
Sentence Postponed
Until Hearing OF
Motion for q
New Trial,
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WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

Will be o: value 70 the world By illnsfrs-
ting the improvements IL the mechanical
arts. and eminent physicians VII tell you
that the progress IN medicinal agents
has been OF equal importance. and as a
treDgtsspiug laxative, that syrup o. kiss
Is far IN advance u ali other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady, creamery llal6c. dairy
loal3l5c. Eggs quiet and unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
DISCOUNTS TIME.

+ ROCHESTER, n. Y, May S.-The famous
new Lebigh Valley engine. No. SIS. run
from Buffalo To Rochester, arriving here
at 1920 a.. IN. today. an average speed of
eighty-five miles being reported. The en-
CINE has been chrisIened the L. A. Beach
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-09
KNEEBES COMMITTED

BERLIN, May s-Robert I. kneebes, the
American who Is charged with winning
races by fraudulent practices. has been
committed for trial. No bail will be al
lowed