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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENSE.
Witnesses Testify That Bemis' Park
Deal Was Perfectly Legitimate.

OMAHA, Sept. 21.-The defense in the
Mayor Bemis impeachment proceedings
began presenting its side of the case today.
The first witness was Guy DoaGe, secretary
of the park commission, who gave re-
corded history Of the purchase Of Bemis
park. This is the transaction in which 1t
is sought to imp ach the mayor for partic-
;pating in the sale of property TO the city
while acting in an official capacity. the
commission instructed its secretary to send
to the city council recommendation that
this tract be purchased by the city for
park. DIR. George l.. Miller, president of
the board of park commissioners. testified
that the deal was perfectly Legitimate.
George w. Lininger, former member of
the park board, testified concerning his
term as a member OF the board, the park
system of Omaha was discussed. Bemis
park was eventually selected and pur-
chased by the city for about $50. 900. to
carry out and complete the plans OF the
park board for a complete park and boule-
ward system. Many other prominent citi-
zens testified that the city was more bene-
fitted by the sale than Mayor Bemis. The
issue On gam bling will come up tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
FATE OF TWO PERT sPARRoWs.

They Were Guyipg People on q Big Steam
ship When Something Happened.
Two impertinent sparrows met curl
Gus and untinlely death in the presence OF
an interested crowd a few days ago. One
Of the Cunard steamships was being
warped in 70 her dock while crowds of peo-
pie ON the pier and the vessel were chatting
at the delay and slowness of the tedious
capstan near the bow was being used In
the warping process and was stiff as .
pole under the tremendous strain.
Two sparrows who had been twitterinR
and chipping about the place futtered out
10 examine the hawser. Evidently IL was
a new perch stretched for their benefit
where il would afford a good view Of both
boat and pier, they thought They set
tied on it half way out At first the sll ght
vibration OF the big rope caused them some
uneasiness, but they soon got over il and
fell 20 poking fun at the waiting people
They would glance pertiy first at TIE trav-
eleTs, then al the exp>otant friends and
then they would turn 10 each other and
ohirp out impertiBent, suying remarks
and twltter with gIee until they nearly
fell of their perch
In the very midst of their enjoyment
something happened. There was muffied
report, and the thick hsrser parted like q
thread just where the fsssbered lokers had
been standing. causing .hs dockmsn 10
run as one end came writing toward
them like snake. II was like the burst
Of thunder sound In Mr. Hemans' poem
The birds-oi, where were they Two lit
tie fluffy bu1sches Of feathers rode the crest
Of ripple in the water and disappeared
under the pier
Poor little things IL killed them -
said lady on the pier
Then a new havssr took the plsoe az
The old. the big ship swung in, snd every
body pushed forward 10 greet long absent
friends -<ew York sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
WHISKY TRUST At SEA

PEORIA, HIS, Sept. 2l--Just how serious
the crisis is that confronts the whisky
trust, may be imagined when it is known
that the directors were summoned By wire
TO special meetiug today, although ths
regular meeting would have been hal
Tuesday. The officials were very secrative
ss TO what was being done. II Is believed
that the Eastern distributing company
has the trust where II can squeezs It. and;
IS making the most IF The opportunity.
Lste tails evening the dIrecE ors of the Dir
ullIng and Cattle Feeding conpany
adjourned till tomorrow without reaching
any conclusion The meeting lasted
nearly ali tay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
RAILROADS BECOMING UNEASY.
Lake Lines Are Getting tho Lions Share
Of Grain Transports alton.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l-The roads running
east from Chicago are becoming very IN
easy over the outlook for the maintenance
of freight rates, and when the joint meet
ing of the Central Traffic association and
the Trunk lines is held in Chicago next
week, il is more than probable that the
matter will be brought before the meet
ing to see if some arrangement cannot be
made to maintain the rates. The Lake
lines are getting the lions share OF the
east-bound grain trade aud the boats have
all they can carry. So much grain is
offered for shipment by water that the
rate to Buffalo was advanced today IL
cents.
With this condition confronting them
no matter what the meeting next week
may do, there is slight chance Of its action
having much effect until the bulk of the
grain has been moved. There is in some
quarters an idea that the signal failure of
the Southern Pacific to carry through its
plan for the reorganization of the Trans
Continental association. may result in the
revival of the old fight between that line
and the Atchison. The old trouble be-
tween the Southern Pacific and Archison
is that which led to the boycott or the
Atchison by the Southern Pacific some
time ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
NONE OF HIS BUSINESS.
Parkhurst Advises Byrnes that His Duty
is to Enforce the Laws.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Superintendent
of Police Byrnes when asked today if he
cared to say anything about the criticism
of him by DIR. Parkhurst, in the Eigh-
teenth Street Methodist church last night,
said:
He had a perfect right to criticise me,
as any other citizen has. Further than
that L have nothing to say"
DR.. Parkhurst in his address found fault
with Supt. Byrnes Tor philosophiZing
OH ''The Social Evil" or on any ethical
question, instead of doing his duty in en-
forcing the law against disorderly con-
duct, adding, "Mr. Byrnes aud his fol-
lowers are here for execution not for eX-
planatiop.n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Charges Of Wasting Uncle Sans Sub
stance Brought Against Irrizators.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-The Indian
bureau is now investigating charges made
by Lieutenant Plummer, concerning the
waste of money in building the irrigation
ditch on the Naval 10 reservation. \ special
agent has been directed 10 make Il com
plete examination of all the charges. An
order has already been issued by the war
department relieving Lieutenant Plum
mer as acting agent of the Indians at the
Navajo agency, upon the appointment OF
his civilian successor. IL has already been
determined taaJ no other army officer will
be assigned 10 this agency. The civilian
agent will not be appointed uEtil the re-
turn OF Secretary Smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
OUTSIDER Wins at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2l.-Ths track Al La
ion's was IN fair condition. Attendance,
2jD1 Fifty-thrrc horses started. Al out
slider won the first race; second aud thiri
choices wo1 the second .aad third. aud hot
fsvorites and short second choices won the
rest. SummHrl-ss
First rscr-Six fuylongs; George l.. WOE;
Yellow Rose. second; Harry Wslaoo,
third. Time. lis.
Second-Mii~, iron Master Woe. RsmoF.s,
second; Clara Bauer. third. TIas~, i.ssS..
Third-Five fErlougs: Aeiis Buchanan
won: Conjecture, sscood; Bell Starr. Il 10
/, third. Time. I0o1l.
Fourth-S~ven fuTIougs; Sister Aaita
won. Il ID. Cox. second. Sadie Hord. tsird-
Time. i.ziil
Fiith-tIve and a half fu-losgs. Nsr-
curry. 4 to !. WOO, Cacls Henry, secoadt
Basso. thirH Time. i:ii54.
Sixth-Sif furloags. h~noVon Won. r.
leu Douglas, second nme. Isa2i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
GERONIMO Is COMING
he Will Be Settled at Fort Sill. Okla.
homa. at Once.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-The war depart
ment Is moving with energy to carry out
the direction Of Congress concerning the
removal OF Geronimo and his band from
Mount Vernon barracks, Ala.
General Howard. commanding the de-
partment OF the east. has just ordered
Lieutenant Alien Capron, Fiftieth infan-
try, with Company l. Twelfth infantry
Undianl, with all the Indian prisoners At
Mount Vernon barracks, except Es-Kin.i in
Zin. and his band of about forty San Car
los Indians, 30 proceed without delay to
Fort Sill, l. T., where the Indians viii he
placed in charge OF Lieutenant II. L. Scott.
Seventh cavalry.
All OF the property of the Indians worth
The cost OF transportation will be taken to
Fort Sill and especially doors. window
sashes, etc, of use in the construction Of
new quarters. Mount Vernon barracks
viii then be abandoned as an army most.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
NO RED CLOVER Honey.
Because tho usp~yb~~ De~-s't kao~ How
To Get TIA. Material For Is-

To tsst The dzt<rtsl Tor H.
'why do we never have red clover honey
for salef'' said the dealer '.Well. for s.ss
simple reason tha. there - never any rcd
clover honey made by bonsybees. There
IL no blossom 80 rich In sterss u sweet.
ne-s ~ tbs red clover blossom, every
schoolboy whcse privilegs 10 II 20 pluck
and suck - nectar well knows. Bat
a., horseybse never collects tb0se sweets
for its U.s., because it canBo1 Tbs aoroils
tube u the rcd clover j. ~ dep aud small
that the t-en cannCt reach fas honey stoT-d
al Tbs base q the tube The hoa Knows
this, and u you xii! think moment y91
viii reru.Ess b@r thai y0G never saw q oofey-
bsn. either Wild Or q hive dwelisF. on . rec
clover blo~sors.
Thee wise .nd hgsT inssetS 10 oof
waste tsssir tine In s50Ets 20 ot',aia s~eszss
THAI ars h~y0ssd their fnAcb Bzt TIE lam
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
Proper Pride

And yoz szy you viii Dos have oofk
leCs" asked the doctor after cutting 81
.fsa leg Of a man who bad rne; vita AZ a.
eideuI
-Sure. that's pfwhs. said. AID dat
yo1 fo-zs- b.
Why not
Why net sure YOu dent kno- rzs.
sori A Cork Isz- sud 10 ConE-9Ess
rzsan' On % q doe foorss -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
Testator Who VIII Take Post Mortem
Vengeance If His Bequest Fail.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-By the will OF Isaac
Clarence Marsh, toe late son of c. V.
Marsh, wealthy Chicago broker, the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Asceu-
sion is given the entire income of the state
amounting to $780, 900, so long rs it re-
mains what Is known as High church. :"
The will specifies that none of the money
shall be used for the promotion of the
Low church" doctrines for. declares the
testators. IF any OF nv money shall be
used in the teaching of what | have con-
sidered rank heresy while living / shall
return in vengeance from my grave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
INDICTED FOR LIBEL.
P. ]. Martin Accused of Speaking Ill of 7.
v. Powderly.

SCRANTON. Pa, Sept. 2I-The grand
jury today returned an Indictment against
p. j. Martin, member of the executive
committee of the X. of L., for libeling T.
V. Powderly, ex-grsnd master workman
of that order. Mr.. Martin in an interview
said that Mr.. Powderly was discharged
from the order for characterization and
giving up the property OF tue order in his
possession. The property referred to
was the secret WORK given Mr. Powderly
by Uriah stephens, the founder OF the
order, to be given by him to one. He
claimed this was personal property.
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nec,aI Di,n,,ch o,ha Dailr r,v,.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
TOPEKA, Sept. 2L-Ail eyes in Kansas
is turned on Ohio to see Governor NcKin-
ley start on his westward trip. Governor
Mckinley has wired Secretary Bristow
that he will arrive in Kansas City at 7:30
O'Clock on the morning of October 5, aud
will be subject to the order of the Re-
publican stale central committee for that
day.
After giving due consideration to the
conditions existing in the several districts
In Kansas in respect to the special good
to be accom- 2lished by the visit OF the great
Ohio leader. the COMMITTEES has decided to
have him deliver his principle address of
that day AT Hutchinson in the afternoon or
evening.
A strong effort was made to have Cos.
ernor Mckinley speak at Topeka and TO
run excursion trains to the capital from
all parts of the state, in the belief that
this arrangement would accommodate the
greatest number of Kansas Republicans
who are anxious TO see aud hear the great
champion of Republican doctrines. But
the committee desired to reach class OF
voters in the interior of the state who can
not make trip to the capital
The assignment to Hutchinson, how
ever. will not prevent other localities from
receiving the benefit OF the distin-
guished Ohioan's presence, but will rather
Increase the opportunity to hear
him. The committee will provide
special train from Kansas City
TO Hutchinson over the Santa Fe
road, and there will be short stops ut all
the principal points, where Governor Nc
kinley will be introduced to the crowds
and will make short addresses The train
will stop twenty minutes at Argentine and
the same time at Lawrence. At Topeka a
etop of thirty minutes will be made and
the governor escorted TO the steps of .he
capitol, from which he will speak TO the
citizens OF Shawnee county, the banner
Republican county Of the state.
AT burlington and Usage City there will
be stops OF ten minutes, at Emporis
twenty minutes, and ten minutes at each
of the principal towns between Emporia
and Hutchinson. On the morning of Octo-
Der the special train will carry Governor
Mckinley TO Lincoln. Neb.. over the Rock
Island line, and the same plan will be fol-
lowed of making short halts at all the
principal Kansas towns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
cHIROoRAPhY AND CHARACTER.
They Are Practically the Same, However
One wields the Pen.

They Arc Practically the Same, However
One wields the Pen
1t is . curious fact that when Q person
compares the writing done by his hand
with writing done by his feet, a. by hold
Ing chalk between the toes or writing with
the toes themselves on the sand, he will
find that the two results are alike in their
individual characteristics. have per
formed the experiment, and. though ann
not proficient in the art Of foot writing, I
can see that the style and shape OF the let
tiers made hy my toes resemble the charac-
tors formed by my hand
The same is true of mouth writing.
am no adept in this department, bat saw
. Russian who had nsisher hands nor feet
paint and write with his mouth This
aroused my emulation, and tried myself
to trace my name by holding in my mouth
a pencil. The result at the very start was
astonishingly like my handwriting,
though, of course, it was very much more
hesitating and unconnecsed. have also
written with other parts Of my body, as,
for instance, with pencil held tightly in
the closed elbow or the knee joint. or be-
tween my chin and breast, or fastened to
my head. From all these positions OBJ
tain defective but legible writing which
has the characteristics of my handwriting
So it seems to ne evident beyond doubt
that the characteristics OF handwriting do
not arise from peculiarities of the right
hand and arm, and Is . further proof Of
this conclusion will adduce the expert.
ence of those who, having lost their right
hands, are Obliged to make use of theii
left. Such persons show very soon a re-
markable dexterity In writing, going from
right To left, while with the right hand
they had always proceeded from left &c
right.
From all these observations and facts ]
was led to the conclusion already ex-
pressed Individual peculiarities of hand
writing do not depend ON the hand, but
on the brain, which dictates what shall be
written. 1t therefore follows that not the
left hand nor the left or right leg is
trained st the same time with the right
hand, which alone learns-for they remain
motionless-but that the central portions
of the brain assigned 10 them, where ar
Produced the thoughts OF the writer and
the corresponding commands 20 the nerve
10 move the muscles in this or that way
and no other, are alone trained and prso
ticed. In one word, the motive impulses
must DO prepared.
Housekeepers who have been induced to
try some new brand Of bak ing powder i'm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
DRANK LIQUID FIRE

INV YORK. Sept > John Del Becho.
- years old, ard his wife l.iliisn. one year
his senior. swallowed carbolic acid with
suicidal intent in East Teueth tenement to-
day The woman died hut the man Will
recover. The Del Bscho's made a living
on the variety stage. The man : musi-
cisn ami the woman. an iupersOnator
During the present week they have been
performing in the Harlem museum Far
more than a week the nan La, been drink
ing 10 excess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
ARRESTED AFTER TIN YEARS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-Charles f. Norris
was arrested here today for the murder of
Campbell La Flore, wealthy Texas
rsnchmap. The crime was committed ten
years ago. in Pearssll, Tex. A reward of
81 500 has been hanging over Norris head
ever since La Flore was killed. He has
been policemen in Chicago. but gave up
his position last year. He claimed not to
have known that La Flore was dead and
believed that he had recovered from the
wounds given him by Norris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
wEATHxR BULLETIN

Weather for Wichita and vicinity todav-
Saturday, cooler and probably fair.
Highest temperature yesterday .. So
Lowest "a
With mild thunderstorm during the frst
half of the night. followed by clear weather.
gentle southeast 20 south wind and low
barometer
Rainfall last night. -5- inch. Total rainfall
so far this month, s.72 inches
Relation humidity at a. M. 81, and at
p. m. 81
Average temperature for month -
September average. past i've years - ~
Average lor 2lSt day .. ~
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON. Sept 2l-The following Is
the forecast mp TIL 5 p. m saturday
kansAs-Fair. probably slightly confer IN
eastern portion: winds becoming northwest
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
SOurh VinSS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
Nuebin. Can't Keep up-

6ALESBukG, HIS. sept. 2l-A heavy
rain fell last night, making tue track
heavy. and fast time was out OF the qu-s-
ton The crowd WAS small, la the ga
class trnt. the Face from she start was be-
tween Ii. Il. T. aud NubbipS. and the lat
ter was defeated. for the arst time ia
weeks. The horses ali behaved badly The
last heat WAS gon. ia the dark Todsy's
specials will be given tomorrow.
In the ga class trotting Completely
stake $1,000. h. II. +. won first. third and
fourth heats aud the race. Time 9:20. PTS.
2;l7. Nubblus took second heat ia AIM.
King Patchen, Maud Wrigat. Jem Wilkes.
Starhawk, BulIs Il. Metxgsr Jr. Kate
Csffrey aud Mary also started
la the 2:+5 class trot. stake O.. 90. Inn
hnishedl. Expressive took FIRST heat In 3.xs
Anthslia second heat in 2.Is. Leoaes thirt
heat IN 2 iP51 Baker aud Mite also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
HOME AGAIN

After a brief absence the cheerful visitor.
dyspepsis, returns again. Our traditional
mother-in-law IS nothing To it, To prevent
repeated visits use Hostetter's stomach
Bisters. Also seek the aid of this compre-
hensIve remedy for malaria. liver aud kid
ney trouble. debility aud nervousness
Question those who have been troubled
with these and kindred ailments They
will testify in behalf Of the Bitters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
TOWN BOARD DISCONTINUED
Emphatic Statement CT Land Commits
sioner Regarding Town Boards,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The interior de.
partmeat has been notified that all the
town lots on the townsite OF Woodward.
q. l.. have been disposed OF aud the COM
missioner Of the general land Office has
ordered the bosrd for the town dis
continued. Some questions arose as
10 whether Jbe sale of lots n
me register aud the receiver of the
land district Ia which Woodward was
s4tus'eo, Wooid be approved The COM
missioner says that If these of,i...rs ;S;--
upon their purchases the deeds of The lot
VIII be delivered TO them. has the pr.ctics
Is most emphatically DISCOURAGED 4
strict order has been issued sgainst tn
purchase of lots by boards appointed 70
maze the sales, and when such Purchases
nave oeen made tue deeds are ordered csn.
celed and the lois resold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
EIs ROYAL E1GHNEss STEERS.

SwINEMUNDE, SEP. 2l.-At the couclus-
OF the naval naneuvers here today, there
was a parade OF the vessels Crews from
the various ships competed ina regatts.
The gig OF the Hohenzollern was steerei
oy tue emperor and Won the race Tee
emperor came ashore at 10 o'clock tonight
Entering the imperial carriage be was es-
coried 10 the railway station By the veeer-
ans association bearing torches. The town
was II umihat-s., HIS majesty was con-
unuaiiy crested wiki enthusiastic cheers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
EZErA's CASE TO BE DECIDED.

San FRANCISCO, Sept 2L-Judge Nor
row is working diligently on his decision
in the Ezeta extradition cases and expects
to deliver it tomorrow morning. Ii he de-
cides that extradition papers ought not TO
be issued, the prisoners will be discharged.
Should he decide that papers should be is
sued, his opinion will be forwarded to
Washington and il the authorities there
concur in his views. the prisoners will be
sent back to San Salvador
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
PASSED THE MILLION MARK

WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-At the close Of
business today the cash in the treasury
was sl25. 1853 It's. of which $5s, O05, 097 repre-
sented the gold reserve. The gold reserve
passed another million mark today and
reached the highest point since July IS,
when it began to dwindle to the lowest
point in the history of the department,
S53 OnO O00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
TO HEAR M'KINLEY
PREPARATIONS TO WELCOME 0HI0S
GOVERNOR TO KANSAS

He Will Speak at Hutchinson Only
but the People Along the Rail-
roads Will Have an Opportuni-
to See Him and Hear His
Voice While the Train
Stops at the Stations
Along the Line
Through the
State.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-22
LEAVE GIVEN TO BUILD
Land Department Grants Use OF Bnild.
ing Sites at Guthrie and Parry

WASHINGTON. Sepg. 2L-Acting Secre-
tsry Sims has informed the postmaster
general that the land department has no
ooleetlon TO the erection of pestofiee
buildings on the governments reservations
at 6uthrle ard Perry, o. T. The hu;ld.
lhgs are to become the properly of the
government In n few years and mesnwhiIs
VIII De used as postoffice buildings. thoorb
erected without expense TO the govern.
ment
Acting Secretary Sims has lec,fs. No, -
pay dollar bBshel for wheat FOR a.
ROW Indians In South Dakola: will euv
hour Tor Them Instead Thesv Indians