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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
LIFE is IN DANGER
ATTEMPT TO PLACE AMERICAN
PATENTS IN JEOPARDY.
Ii is Conteuded That the Taking Gu;
OF a Patent Abroad Shortens the
Life OF the American Patent by ~
Much-Bell Telephone Also AZ,
fected.

WASHINGTON. Nov. I9-Ths argument
IN the Uail-d States sgprrms c5urt 10 the
case of the Bates Reiri-vrs,ln. compsnyvs.
FeFdinAnd Su.EbrTger " Co, vhlch hss
aroused 50 muca interest because of the
lar reaching effect that the dee sion nay
NaNe on the liveS of American pa EMS. w
eiGdins Bel Telephone patents. wherever
lo'ei-n p2tsutS have first been issued. was
closed today by jams C. Carter OF New
1orA, Who appeared Tor the BaSe comDssy.
Mr. Carter In bis srslm-as today cann-
pared the acts q! 1898, II 1889 aud OF lS-q.
with section is oil tue revised statutes
and dwe.t at irusih on TIE intention OK
congress IN the enactment Of these
statutes.
lie ooutended for liberal. Father han a
lttvral interpret alton 81 he Jaw Ia he ease
aud arLusd tLst sys EN- wR.ch be- ~een
individuals would Cu-r a reward lor a
service AMI thea ~b-idge u for suca
reasons - these conteuded Tor Ia he pres-
vnt case. wou.d be dishonest He con
tended THAI 10 was pvep0stsTous Tor the
government To inppS- the yrus!ty O. tie
loss 81 the three most useful years OF su
American pateUt because A forrisa govern
mrnt lad heeu mole expeditions In grant
ing patent, wLca tbe fault los Jh.S delay
res;ri with the American sovv ra meat IL
SEA.
To protect his patent abroad. the in
Nenter applies for foreign psteu sid "A
- Ioius cannot well lmsgiue thst u the
foreign patents should - .ssuel IN AL
vance o. his Americas patent, his tlghis
IN III own country will be abridged or that
any dHmSgc wauld arise To hi, interests
Previous u lSsd when Nc Bate applied
FOR hl> pttvut, Mr.. Carter C. aimed. nc IA. ~
ulitY bad ever been shown hy oar patent
system 10 the obtaining o. patents sbro q.
Ga tue contrary. tuHt prtct C. while usv =
cI,tavor-d, ha3 been t!>tIneJly eacoar, s,.i
since 1886 10y Our law hoth because Is
furnished IA additional stimulus 20 luves-
ton aud prevented THAI disadvantage 20
AmrriCNu Users wAicI come from their
being under he burden O.! a royalty when
nr- fLlI-.L -...- ~. NJ I'm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
PLEAD OR DFMUR.
Parties indicted "a Sugar Trust Mus,
Come 10 Tine.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l9-District At
torney BIeruey has notified ali the persons
indicted for refusing to answer questions
before the senate sugar investigating com
mittee, including Messrs Hsvrmryer and
Searies, that they must appear snd plead
or deIuur 60 the ind c,meuts. L. Is *
psCt,d that demurrers will be flied. Mr.
Berury was asked II the demurrers,would
NOT be the same IN the cases of
Mccartney aud Chapman. and hs aid
That some new points vould be present est
because different questions were asked
these witnesses, Me-sr-. Hnvemeyer aud
Seatles being a>krt - to the amounts g
money contributed. while the urw-pa
men were asked where they got their ia
formation GA which their articles were
ba~cd
Judge Wilson, attorney FOR Mccartney
aud Chapman. has notified NJ. Bisru~y
that tie petition for su appeal from Judge
Coles decision will he cl tomorrow Ia
the court Of appeals.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
CLAIMS TO BE AN INFIDEL.
Sensational Dtsqualifying Testimony
Followed by Arrest for Perjuty.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 19-The prosecu-
ton OF y, d Smith and ". :. Richardson,
charged with the lynching of six negroes
near Milliugton, Tenn, IN this county,
last August, received a severe setback to-
day when Butch McCarver went on the
stand aud stated that he IS an infJel ii.
: therefore incompetent under the laws ot
tennessee. TO give testimony before jury
In "A capital case.
Butch McCarver is the man upon whom
the ; ate mostly relied for conviction.
The prosecution openly charged that Nc
Carver perjur-i himself wien he said he
did not believe Ia Col. The attorney
general had no doubt Butch'~ testimony
would be sufficient to hang the two men On
tria, as well as three or four Others.
Immediately after McCarver's sensa-
tional statement TO the court today b. was
arrested on bench warrant, charged with
perjury. IL Is also given out by Attorney
General PattersI "a J4at h VIII immeLj-
ately proceed a-ains- A. j. McCtrver the
sheriff OF this county. aad the father OF
Butch, TO remove him from Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
MURDERED BY A MANIAC.
5emented Man Kills His Entire Family
Except One Sister.

MONTGOMERY, No.. Nov. ia horrible
outchery WAS committed this morning
about 3 o'clock in farm house two miles
.ast of Wellsvll. i'll this montgomery
county. \ mother, two sons and a
daughter are dead. and their bodies are in
burned building, charred beyond recog..
milton. The only one of the family of
grown people who escaped death is a sister
She escaped by jumping through Win
dow.
Thomas Portucheck was n Bohemian.
unmarried, who lived on farm two miles
from Weilsville with his brother, an in
valid, a widowed mother and two sisters
the latter aged about Il add 10 respect
lively. The young brother, aged about .
wears and Thomas occupied one room, and
the two sisters sleprin the room with their
mother who has been unable To leave her
bed for the past twelve years.
About O'clock this morning the elder
sister was aroused by hearing a moan and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
POWDERLY WILL STAY.
Test Vote Which Shows That Sovereign
VIII be Re-eIected-

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l9.-At today con
vention Of the Knights OF Labor, tue
miners delegations from indiana, OM1 aud
Pennsylvania were uusaated, DIES pIte their
claim that they represented many tnous-
ands Of knights. The miners propose to
report back 10 their organizations, recon-
meuding secession. TIE miners were ID
I'm. Plv.lerlv camp aud POvtrr.y hun sell
proDlses 10 lead u vigorous fgIt aud Keep
the controlling knights here much longer
tnau they expected.
some OF has friends. familiar with hs
plans. say that be- will Tie an inJuuctio .
restraluiu. the officers from continuing 90
coutrole tie properly OF TIE hHiShis OF
Labor.
The miners were uuseatei toy vote al
81 to2.. wh.ch shows that Sovereign anu
II ave, will To-. reelected. The election Wa.
probably take place tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
a STARTLING EXPERIENCE.
Scared by His Own Face. which Was Re
Elected In the Trsnsona.


Il had an experience in Troy one
night. said Mr. Charles J.. Treadway, -
commercial traveller, 10 "a reporter. THAT
was rather exciting. / lad made some big
collections up the river during the day
and IL was after midnight when l pulled
into Troy for the night / struck dingv
old hotel, but | was tired, and so CCnclud-
ed 20 chance 10 without going far from tho
depot. "a I was To take an early train the
next morning. As soon as / reached my
room locked the door and concluded 70
run over ny cash before going % bed. !
found had over -. OD0. vss ia the act
Of rolling the grceuhaCks up when /
CHANGED 10 glance AZ the transOm-
Ny heart stood still. some one was
watching me counting the money. The
hall was dark, and the hotel was silent -
death. For q moment I was undecided
what u do. My heart wac humping
against my ribs Ike sisdge hammer
busted myself with the bills uUtil / could
collect mytbgughfs ana decide on coUrss
Of action Without raising my h.ad I
turned r.p eve. toward tLe trausuu. This
time no face was visible I quietly drew
my revolver from 10y hip poke; and slip
ped the bills into - place, and then once
more raised NY heed and -4oarr-y lsc'-d
The tran,om, which was TUNED at 81 an
gle az about - degree.
The face was again thcre. peering ii
rectly 40 me. There could be- no mistake
about ir some one Rad followed Tue
watched me couEt tie money and was
about % RIB. perhaps Iau0icr. re in ny
-.t.1 vas ju-r 300 fte ec- ~ raising icy
revolver and ,ii-~harVi-R Be- when G. soov-
cred that 10 was ny eWa face reflected in
the t-ansarn. which was furT1es. l1st a. tho
rizE. pitch % catch rlT frcra au ar-
I.L- outside uy v.lr5aw and th.- with
q black ground formed c very good l4lE-
ror w a-l.I Z-11 Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
FAREWELL OF TIE EMPRESS.

LONDON, Nov ia special TO the Daily
News says it was a terrible moment when
the time came for the family of Gar Alex
ander to bid farewell to his remains. The
widow empress mounted the steps OF the
bier sunported by her son, Gar Nicholas
Her feelings spent themselves in burst OF
hysterical sobs and tears, from which she
was unable TO recover. Again and again
she bent over and kissed the hands lying
crossed upon her husbands breast. Then
she stood aside aud the other imperial aud
royal personages kissed the hands, alter
which the general public withdrew, 1hen
n rosary was laid unon The deceased's fore
head and an absolution written upon
parchment WAS placed in the hands. The
lntermenC followed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
LAID IN THE TOMB.
Exciting Events Attending the Cere
monies OF the Day.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov 19.-The entomp-
ment of tie remains CT the late Gar Alex
snder III took place today in the cathedral
at St. Petersburg. The cathedral was
packed with people, including represents
tives of all the imperial and royal families
of Europe. Over thirty members OF the
royal families of Europe. attended by gilt
ter;ng suites. were present. The car then
laid the imperial mantle over the Dody
and the coffin was carried bJ the car aud
certain of the princes TO Its tomb
The correspondent of the Standard at
ST. Petersburg describes the scene OF con-
fusion Sunday afternoon in the VICINITY o.
the fortress OF st. Peter and st. Paul. For
more than mile in all directions was
seething suffocating mass OF people,
among whom the Cossachs were Vdlnly
TRYING to keep order with kuouts aud the
heels of their wild horses, regardless OF the
lives or limbs OF the people. Finally IRE
engines were brought, hose stretched aud
water turned on. The powerful streams
scattered the people IN front like cha1,
only to be driven back from the pressure
from behind.
The Cossacks struck the people across
their faces with great whips. One man
WAS killed by Il kick. a boy was suIo-
Gated in the crowd. Asthe car aud Grand
Duke Michael passed 10 an open carriage
on their way to the cathedral the same
afternoon a man with beard and dressed
rs peasant Sprang with Two Dounus INTO
the road and drew from his pocket a
packet, which he threw at the car. his
majesty started back, and then coolIy
picked up the package. The incident
caused intense commOtion, the crowd be-
lieving that an attempt had been made to
assassinate the car.
The offender was Instantly seized ana
hustled TO the guard house. The imperial
carriage proceeded amid the murmucs OF
the crowd Later it was announced that
the car had accepted petition that had
been thrown to him.
The papers of st. Petersburg make no
mention of the occurrence. The contents
of the petition are kept secret. Ii Is be
lieved that the peasants dress worn by the
men WAS DISGUISE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having he needed merit TO more than
make good ali he advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies fave
reached a phenomiual sale Dr.. King
New Discovery, for Consumption. c9agbs
and colds, each bottle guSrSnteed-Eirc
tTic BItters, the great remedy Tor 4ssNvT.
stomach aud Kidneys. Buckleu's Aruica
Salver, ,be best IN the weird. AID Dr.
Hiug'> New Life Pills. which are a pr
fscf pill. All these remedies are -usr1n-
tee! - do Just what Is c.aimei ior them
aud the Oetirr whose name j. ait,chei
herewith Will BE- glad u tel you NOR o.
them. S0la n Charles LAwreuce'S and q.
behring's drug sture.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
TESTING SMALL ARMS.

NEWPORT. X. l., Nov 19-The testing OF
small arms WAS Continued To-Day at the
torpedo station before the uava! small
arm, board. After listening through an
interpreter 10 George Luger's explanation
OF his piec-, the board repaired to the range
~ the station where the gun WAS tested.
Forty shots were fired for general action,
when the durability test OF 500 rounds was
begun and 300 were fired. Tue firing had
been so rapid IS 10 heat the barrel con
siderrbly and the wood jacketlng smoked,
cut the action of tue piece dld not appear
20 lie impaired Tomorrow the burst gun,
all invention Of California, viii Dc put On
ri a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
no TINE To SPARE.
state of Affairs Regarding the Postal
Telegraph Company.

Los ANGELES Cal, Nov. 19.-In the case
of the Mercantile Trust company vs. the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad, in the United
States district court this morning, argu-
ment WAS to have been heard on the fixing
of the amount of the appeal bond, but IL
went over till tomorrow. Counsel for the
Postal Tele graph company stated II the
matter was put off until tomorrow all the
poles of the Postal Telegraph company
along the line of the Atlantic ~ Pacific
railroad would be torn up. Judge Ross in
tima'ed ne would grant the supersedeas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
LET CHEROKEE BILL.
Citizen OF ClaremOre Holds Converse
With the Noted Desperate.

CLAREMoRE, l. T., Nov. 19-As promi-
nent citizen OF this place was returning
from the council at Tahlequah he unex-
pectedly met Cherokee Bill and another
member Of the Cook gang between Wag-
oner aud Inoli Cherokee Bill is wounded
in the thigh and arm. He made no effort
TO conceal his identity, telling who he was
and all about the recent fight at Talala.
They were both heavily armed and carried
their Winchesters in readiness. They are
travelling south Co join others of the gang,
thinking il prudent to get among friends
before having another fight. \ score OF
IDENTITIES are on his trail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
WELCOMED III SPAIN,

MADRID, Nov. 19.-Commader Willard
r. Brownson of the United States cruiser
Detroit, with niue officers and twelve sail
ors of that vessel, have arrived mere with
the Columbus relics. The Americans are
highly pleased with the reception accorded
them by the authorities of the city and
Cadiz. The Spanish government Is paying
all the expenses of their entertainment.
The American officers will be received III
audience By the queen regent and will be
bauquetted by the marine department and
will be rendered reception at the Amer
lean legation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
TRIAL GOES ON.
Interstate Comm erce Commission After
Two Southern RoaIs.

CINCINNATI o., Nov. 10 -Iu the case OF
the Interstate commerce commission
against the Louisville and Nashville and
the Cincinnati Southern railways to com
pei obedience to the orders of the commits
sion fixing tie m 4ximum rate of freights.
was before Judge Sag. OF the I uited States
court today. The dsfenilnts wanted ii
postponement until after the same ques-
ton now before tile United : ates supreme
curt was decided. which will he March t
next, but ex-senator T. imunds, attorney
Tor the government, refused 20 agree 10 a
postpOuement unless IN the meantime the
roads would obey the order OF the commits
siOu. Accordingly the trial proceeded.
The railroads are represented 10y Colonel
+ lwaTd Baxter and Judge Debow OF Nash
vile, aud Edward COlston of this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
BRIEFS.

General J. y. Forsyth yeste-d Y d.
parted from Fort Riley tor san Fr nci c.
10 assum- command oi the department Of
the Pacific.
Applications are being received from al
parts ut RUSSIA for flowers that were used
Ia Inc fortress cathedral during the lying
in state OF ear Alex Iuder's BODY aud a
the funeral services.
Mr.. L r Newman appointed assistant
genera. freight agrut for the " abash wee
Sumner Hopkins. resigned.
Two nuudTeu. wo-sJed weavers ii the
Lorraine mills Al pawtucket, Il. l.. start
f.! 20 work yesterday after "A ~tr AZ OF
seven weeks duration. The troubles were
r,rtu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
CONDUCTOR BROWNE KILLED.

VAN buren,, Ark, Nov. I9.-PGllmau
Conductor Browne OF the Arkansas VALLEY
road was hlied and thrown from his trsla
at Mckay. a small station thirty miles
west IL here in the Indian territory tti>
morning. He was evidently killed wo-i-
in his berth, as lie was 4 his might c,o- ae>
The whole tCp Of his head was blown Oh
He left this mOTuinC with $50 In
negro porter Is suspected and l. u--s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
CHARGED WITH DESERVING.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. I9.-Captaiu Ed
ward NewJh. commander of the whaIer
Jeanette which recently came into port,
WAS arrested BY the fedora! authorities
here this afternoon on warrant charging
him with having deserted Joseph White,
4 - year old boy, who belonged to the
Jeanette's crew on HIrschell island
When the boy was taken SICK, he was land
ed on Hirschell island in charge of the
cabin boy and placed in tent where he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
DON'T You SEE IT.

That yapor Creeping up from the marshy
low lands. IL is ladened with the seeds OF
chilis and fever. Do you think you eau
breathe these without danger? Not much
Protect yourself with HCstetser's stomach
Bitters aud you will be safe. Or If you find
dyspepsia, rheumatism, inactivity OF the
kidneys or liver, or constipation coming on
apac-, use this thorough and 5erefc!ent
S4t4uuar1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
LOCKED HIMSELF IN.

HOPKINsvILLE, Ky, Nov. 19.-Further
particulars from Trenton, where the duel
with axes occurred between two wood
choppers Saturday, state that Tholt, who
was badly cut up, Is dying tonight. From
the scene of the coDfiIct Reed went home
and, loading his guns and pistols. locked
himself in his cabin and swears he vii!
never surrender To the officers. Serious
fears are entertained of "a desperate con
fiict between Il I'D aud tue authorities. "a
the latter say they intend to arrest Eim.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
NOT n new PARTY MAN
senator Cameron Want he " hi Metals
Business Done by Republicans

ports that senator Cameron had gwen hI.
consent 10 Dee the presidential candidate 81
u protection and tree .liyet' party meets
yyitu an emphatic d-u44l from CLOSE aud
intimate ifi-uLS % the senator he $40
are iu position TO speak with authority.
Mr. Cameron said recently to 49, A-..tIatrtI
Pre-- reporter that whsle be was for sii-
yer, he va. none tue I~~- - E-pu p. lcssu. ant
% was 90 a Republican tlt, n- hoped 70
see The whit. al suitably feeO1U ne T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
FATAL BOILER ELPLos1oN.

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. IA special 20
the Times-Her,l from Gale, l. 4, says:
The boiler N John Mslcom's gin exploded
this morning killing Charlie u done, i
pressman OF Atlanta, Co.. and Wal Rob
bins, an engineer from Texas. Mrs. john
VI leo IN wife Of the proprietor. Hal No
Kiss OF Kansas City, George Townsend aud
Alex Jenkins OF C,,e. were seriously and
perhaps fatally scald-d. VIII Cr-ei ne
-ro, had his face >c,.deI. Tue head miller
also "a negro, was badly iu-IeI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
COMING TO AMERICA.
Indications That the Diamond Cutting
Industry Is Being Transferred.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ia report from
the commissioner OF immigration at New
York states that twenty SIX diamond pol
i-hers arrived there from Amsterdam.
After examination they were permitted TO
land. The statement Is also IN ale OF the
10 600 diamond cutters in Holland that
fully 5,O0OIare out Of employment, and
that many OF them are coming TO the
Uaited states, the Inference being that the
,!ismoud cutting industry Is largely being
transferred from Amsterdam TO New York
and Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
ROBBED THEM BOTH,

GUTHRIE. O. T., Nov. l9.-Nsar Wool
ward James Patton, who had just arrived
from Michigan to buy farm, was held up
and robbed OF large sum OF M oney bv
two masked men. Patton resisted, and
in the melee that followed was severely
beaten A reighboriug farmer who came
to PItton's assistance was robbed OF SID
ana gold watch and rec lived "a shot Ia
the leg. The robbers escaped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20

at home. On their return they found her
unconscious and covered with blood, nav
ing been shot She is still alive but there
Is no hope for her recovery. Today a
stranger named F-rdiD4ud WAS arrested
tud LODGED in jill. Her son recognlz5d
Him "a former sweetheart of their moth
er in Germany. but had not seen him since
hey irft the old country. he IS thought
O be ins4t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
CINCINNATI INVESTIGATION

NA-HISGTJS. NoT- la --Aciius secre-
tary McAaoo today appointed court o.
inquiry 20 iavsstigst- ths accident aus
ta;ued by the cruiser Cincinnati last Fra
d4v. OF Execution rocA New York hsrppr-
Inc C9ur. Wtii consist 20 Admiral Mate.
Captains Fasquhsr aud Casey 4ui Leo
t-uaui ". j. ~yag-. Judge al soeais. ..
VIII meet iu New YORK navy yard asHl
M a-lne-aaY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
Johnson KEEPS on.

LOUISVILLE Ky. Nov. la-Ove- 90
peopie saw johnson continue III. hey, =,
record smashing to-day. lie ciQged q tu.
second from The mile worlds record te'
the standing start pac--t. dong u d.
l.56 81 Taere was 81 sllL breeze u.cw.u-
from the west when ne started. which aG s.
% his credit t.s Jsf record. The eusvtst>
wrr-: QGsr--r. : p, hH.f. - -, J-r-.
quarters. lis. iui e.. I.-5 3 .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
GAVE HIS NAME AWAY

san FRANCISCO. Cal, Nv "a man
giving L.s name a. Aiber, Lea has been
lodged IN jail who is suspected Of being
\. ). Austin, wanted in Minnesota foc a
murder committed last March. Offices
have been watching him for some me
and TO confirm tu-lr suspicious they found
uim writing the name \. \ ACstIl ca a
niece of paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
CANE Up AVE.

I.1GASsFlzr. Ind. NoT. 81 Do 49, y
pacing ,a-sl is-.rv 81 C4-ef.-S-. -.' s. sud
Reward =. -.Is-.. f5r lhe gate r-c- -, ans.
b lu1. cC-urs-l ~ ~ D-tF.a- tsrS
..r- chs sftsra1cc. 4hre- Eea,S Hr--
14csf, Reward = cemias uP sfn~ - tae
Ssh s:rl= -kt-r t-af l..er-l-e -us
caad ana ta.rs .ets- R-wert wa- 1r--
-=.L 4llae 1--l- -.T~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
HBEp MARRIAGE.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov. ia romantic
destbb-d marriage occur ed this afteruOou
20 Rivr-tuu, near here. Colonel George IL
Richardson. = rich bscdelor. finding thai
ae was about TO die, aud desiring hat his
housekeepe-. Miss Marion +. NcNea!y, e
maiden OF II years be Irit all hiS property,
sent 70 the city aud secured llceDce and
Tie couple were married By Justice huoit
~ the sick msu's bedside. Richardson
owns about 1000 acr-s # land - this
county and 1000 acres ia Kansas.
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SENTENCED TO THE PEN.

PEKIy. Ill. Nov. l9-John Gehr, Charles
Jones, Daniel Caddell and J Ohm Hesthcote,
who last week were convicted OF man
slaughter in connection with the murders
AT the Little mine last summer. were sent
enced to the psuItentiary this afternoon by
Judge Green. the first two Tor five years
aud che others for three years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-20
SECOND JAPANESE ARMY.

YOKOHAMA. Nov. l9.-The second Japa-
nese army left kinchow on the II instant,
the plan being a march on Port Arthur
from two directions. The forces would
have to defeat the enemy on the road be-
fore attacking Port Arthur. \ transport
with some COO infantry and so coolies on
board was burned while proceeding 10
Ta!ienwau. Ouiy four coolies were lost.