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A NARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.

The following remarkable event in lady,
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had a terrible pain at my heart, which f!Ut.
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and could not sleep. | would be compelled
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ach until thought every minute would l.
my last. There was a feeling of oppression
about my heart, and was afraid TO draw :
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sleep well. weighed 125 pounds when | "a
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Its effect in my case has been truly marVe
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
l. & G.. N. RAILROAD.

L. G. N. RAILROAD.
Leave for Austin and the North, gao a. m
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1855 D. m,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
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Leave for Ell Paso and San
Francisco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gas .. m
ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
Pass :.....:........:...... 155 p. m
Arrive from San Francisco and
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,. A. & A. P. r. REMISSION ROUTE
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Cuero Houston, Gal
weston and Waco. $500. 9.O5 q. m
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TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
Galveston and Waco........ 7.OOp. m.
Arrive from Corpus Christi,
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TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Kerrville. ............ IT'S .. NJ
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Kerrville. ....... $50 a. 10
LEAVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Leave for Kerrville. TAO a. m
ARRIVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
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AUcr1oN-oLp Hoss SALE.

For sale, at public auction, at O'Connor
IL Co.'S 2O6 East Houston street, Tuesday,
June 20, 1894 at 10 a. IN, for account
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outfit, consigned to w. l.. Sears, 10 salts
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g. H. Il s. A. Ry. The outfit is on exhi-
bition at our store.
O'CONNOR & Co,
26 I'm c. Il. CLAVIER, AuctiOneer.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21
COMING LOCAL EvENTs.

The Prohibition league will meet IN the
". G. L. L. rooms Tuesday the 2jrd lnst.
AT 1:30 p. m. Friends are invited.
Ladies of the @. T. :. meet at the home
of Mrs. Frank Gould. COS South Topeka
avenue. Thursday, October ., at p. m.
TO work on the robes
O. O. r regular meeting Wichita En-
campmeat No. - Tuesday, October y. a.
7;3O D. IN and ali Patriarchs are requested
TO be present as there Is work IN the Pa
trichal degree
The Women's Mission circle Of the First
BAPTIST church will meet with Mrs. Bug
bee. so Fannie avenue on Wedn, sday. DC
tober ~ ~ o'clock p. N. SGb1ect fos
st-dy "Romsnlsm II America
rEe seats sold by the solicitors for the
operetta Merry Ni!kmaids.' eau De re-
served AZ the opera house and At Mr.. Mos
bachsr's jewelrv store, bsglu ming WedDes-
day morning. October p.
The recital By pupils OF the Mozart
School Of Music. assisted By Miss Emily
Gallagher. vocalist. will De giveu a.
~aaws music rooms Tuesday evening,
OF. Z3rd. AZ p II. A cordial invitstloa
l. extended T. the pab.ic-
The third and last lecture % the Up
worth Ls-cue series will be given At tie
First u +. church % Tuesday evening
October 3, by Rev. Don :. Colt. who will
be assisted BY DR. : :. Noble with = cal
cum light slereop;ican- Subject, ''Pslss-
tine
TIE men bsrs Of the board % trade are
requested 0 meet At their room in the
--dgvick block Monday evening a. ~
o'csocS Matters Of great Importance
must have action taken upon th=m- Let
every member be present This does 10:
mean directors slone-but every nemb-r.
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SUMMERS xENT ATTORNEY.

Harry L. Woods, Esq. Of Wellington
was in the city last night. having come up
on a short business trip. He reports every
thing in Sumner county In prosperous
condition and especially the Republican
political situation. MIR. Woods is she Re
publican nominee for county attorney Of
sumner county and Will undoubtedly be
elected as he ought To be, for he Is not
only a competent attorney but Will co bis
duty on all occasions. he has lived in
Sumner county almost all his lie. his
father. Hon. John q. Woods, being one Of
The hest known pioneers II the county
and the father Of Wellington He has
grown IN in the county ana has reputa-
ton there that very few men of bis age
can boast of. Harry i a clean, honest.
temperate and ambitious young man aud
will make a county attorney that not only
the Republicans but the people OF the
entire county can well feel proud Of.
While he is n genuine Republican who has
always done good work for his party. be is
broad and liberal and has hest OF friends
among all other parties who viii see TO il
on election day that be Is elected over his
onDODeur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21
GENTRY BEATS THE WORLD.
Wichita's Famous Son OF Ashland Wilkes Beats
Kobcrt j AZ Nashville.


A Wichita horse il now the uncrowned
king of the turf. Thursday at Nashville.
Tenn, John r. Gentry beat Robert y. by at
least yard, but the pace was declared a
tie through the stupidity or the dishonesty
of the judges. A dispatch TO the Chicago
Inter Ocean gives the details Is follows:
The people of Nashville are the most dis
gusted in the world tonight, and their in
dignation is just and righteous. The big
match race between Robert j. and John
X. Gentry, which had been widely
advertised and teleSraphed all over
America, turned out to be the biggest
farce on record and the incompetency of
three men who occupied seats IN the
Judges stand has sounded the death knell
of harness racing in Tenuessee's capital
city. BY failure to see correctly, by care
lessness, or by a thought fathered by a
most unpopular wish they declared the
first heat OF the match race a dead heat
when it was apparent to every person on
the grounds that John Il. Gentry had
passed under the wire at least a head IN
front of Robert J. The jeering and hiss
ing that followed defes description, and
suffice il TO say the judges, as well as every
one else interested in the association, were
truly sorry they had ever entered the
stand.
The two pacing kings came on the track
at 40 and starter Walker sent them
away on the third score. Gentry had the
pole and a short head the best of the start.
Before the first turn was reached Geers
had sent Robert j., the same distance be-
fore the son of Ashland Wilkes and they
sped around the first turn aud past the
quarter pole only n nose apart in 80 :.
Going up the back stretch Robert j., I'M
proved his position slightly, and was half
length in the lead when the half-mile pole
was passed the time being $lOlJs. OG the
ar I urn McHenry sent Gentry up little,
the horses passed the three quarters
on even terms IN 1:;i3 As they swung into
the home stretch both Geers and McHenry
had their charges tip-toeing, and they
raced to the wire at a terrific clip. The
latter driver made one of his character
istic close finishes and landed Gentry the
winner by head in 204 The cheering
and applause that followed were deafen-
ing, winners aud losers being alike en-
Unused by the magnificent finish, and
Gentrys name was on the lips OF every
one. Geers cut his horse with the whip
several times in the last fifty yards, but
McHenry did not touch Gentry once.
When the second heat WAS called Nc
Henry aud Scott asked to be allowed to
draw Gentry. AS he had cut his left foreleG
Just above the pastern joint. They had
TWO veterinarians 20 examine IL, and The
request WAS granted.
Looked at from any point of view the
race was rank counterfeit and one of the
severest blows ever given harness racing
John r. Gentry aud Robert j. mseS at
LOUSY lie next week again aud IL Is TO be
sincerely hoped that the managers OF that
RssociatioHwill have competent men IN
the stand TO judge the race.
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AT THE OPERA.

The Spooner company completed their
weeks engagement at the Crawford Grand
10 a large and appreciatlve audience. This
company was unfortunate In striking
Wichita during week OF diversified enter
tsiuments, but taking it all IN all the
weeks engagement was a success in every
sense of the word. This company has a
warm place in the hearts of the theater
goers of Wichita, and Misses Edna aud
Nav are said not only 10 have won the adj
miratiou of their audiences, but there are
AT least four young men of this city who
would like TO call 3. ;. Spooner father. II
is believed that the company Will consent
10 visit Wlcbits during holiday week and
they will surely be welcomed on their re-
mr.
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VICTIM OF SPELLS
STRANGE STORY OF A KANSAS
CITY BUSINESS MAN
lie is in the " ichita Jail for Attempt
ed Assault Upon Two Children
His Brother Arrives to Get linn
Out of the TrUuble-TakeS Spells
and Wanders Aimlessly Around,

At an early hour yesterday morning y.
?. johnson of Kansas City knocked at the
door of J. T. Henley, the attorney, and
Upon being admitted told him peculiar
story.
Mr.. johnson is one of the prominent
business men of Kansas City aud an active
member of the Board of Trade.
A few days ago w. p. johnson was ar
rested in this city for attempted assault
on two little girls, one of them the daugh-
Ter of W. j. Hutchings, the patent at
torney. He is brother to the Kansas
City business man referred to.
o. p. johnson is suffering from diabetes
and was recently informed by his physl-
clan that he could not live year. Inns
fact adds additional interest TO the story.
When w. p johnson got into trouble the
Kansas City brother was notified and
by return mail he sent lee
to Mr.. Henley. stating in the &C
comuanyibg letter that he would
do nothing more for the brother, that Tor
fifteen years he had been troubled with
his queer actions. In reply to this letter
the Dror her wrote to him a letter that was
very touching When Mr.. johnson, of
Kansas City, arrived yesterday he said to
Joe Henley: 81 thought L would have
nothing more TO DO Win my DrOtner, Dul
his letter 50 touched nv heart that | could
not resist coming down to do something
for him. Besides, 4" said be. Il am going
to die soon anyway, and l want the good
name of my family unspotted behind me. "
Mr.. Henley says that he never saw a
finer illustration of fraternal devotion
than was exhibited by this gentlem an.
IL also so touched Mr.. Hutchings that he
forgave the mans slus.
The story Of w p Johnson is subStan-
italy as follows: He is business man in
Kansas City and has as nice a family as
peculiar nature. He is liable to leave his
buggy in the middle of the street
while going home to dinner and disappear
for two or three months at a time and not
let ally of his friends know where he Is
His mind wonders, but he was never be-
fore known to get into trouble with the
law till this time. He was here in Wichita
Six or seven weeks and none of his friends
knew where he was till they were appriseC
of the trouble he was in. Nothing was
known about him here although he was a
constant visitor at the gambling houses
He was broke nearly all the time and the
CANT lers kept him up, for he always APP
peared to be quite nice fellow TO them
although they all realized that he Wa:
mentally off. He seemed to be in con
tinual dszed condition, and when Spoken
to he would jump as if startled. Tht
brother and his attorney Will visit Mr.
Boone tomorrow and present the facts T.
him. III Mr.. Boone consents to releas
him be will be sent at once TO an asylum
in Michigan, where cases similar TO hi
are treated successfully.
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GERMAN FAIR.
Full List OF Successful Contestants for the
Prizes offered.

The German fair closed last night after
A most successful week. The proceeds OF
the week amount to something over 5000.
The fair was a success IN every way and
the members of the German Evangelical
church desire to thank all for the liberia
patronage they have bestowed.
The voting contests We're very exciting
last night. The scarf pin for the most pop
ular young attorney was voted TO a. l..
Hirsch by "A votes against Mont HallOwell
who received 81. All voting was done by
secret ballot
The beautiful doll was voted to Edna
Eckstein. she receiving 2S3 votes against
2O6I5 of HiIda Weisenf1uh.
The silk dress pattern was carried oil by
Annie kistier with vote of COS against
3l3 for Myrtle Goodwin.
The contest for the lady's cloak was the
closest aud resulted in 25455 votes for
Daisy Clark and 244i5 for LibOie lnhof.
The fine hat for the most popular young
man was won by Fritz Huffman with ll6}5
votes TO IS of Ed. Reiche.
The BOYS school suit was won by Wal
ter Bolte with % votes against Arthur
Jones % votes.
The attendance was probably the larg-
est of the week.
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NATIoNAL GUARDS,

Every effort possible Is being put forth
70 make the encampment Of the National
guards TO be held al Newton this week
success. Three companies OF the Second
regiment one OF the Third, mounted
battery and the Second Regiment bani
will De in attendance. The encsmpment
will open Tuesday aud continue the re-
mainder of the week Thursday will be
the big day OF the gathering aud the pro
gram will be Well worth going good way
TO see On that day there Will be dress
parade, exhibition drill aud sham battle.
\ biz ,ime Is anticipated aud II tie ef-
forts OF the officsrs % the regiment aad the
local committee are any GUARANTY Of sue
cess the affair will be a most pleasing ana
instructive enc.
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perience For them to attempt to push
the High schools was folly and end runs
was an impossibility.
Very much 'kicking' was done about
time. Ross Miller was timekeeper. The
main features of the game were the long
runs made by Barrett and the tackles
made by Casad, both of the High school.
Another game will be played next Satur-
day if the clubs can make arrangements
soon enough.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

There will be grand Republican rally
at the Garfield hall on Monday evening.
Oct. -. under the auspices of the colored
Republicans of Wichita The meeting
will be addressed by the eloquent coiored
reviyalist. Rev. ". l. Grant of Lawrence,
Kan: Comrade {. X. Stewart, and Cor
poral John NcAfee, OF Company :, twenty
seventh l. :. colored vols.
Everybody invited. Music by the Juve-
nile CoIored band OF Wichita. Come out
and hear good speaking.
Music Will be furnished by Magnolia
Glee club. II. l. GoBDoS, Chairman.
j. W. NANNEMAN, Secretary.
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~ no>oR OF TnglR SIEcE.

Nj and Mrs NJ e. SpTinggats enter
tanned, Friday evening. AZ TIER bsihs %
80 z, r,.oos avenue a nouOf ~ their
80 Ntss Marcia scott. G-rness mu-!e
and = dalnty luncheon consumed the
bou-s Those present were tbe Misses
TTorrnce -tatctln. Minnie P~dszo, Adose
Toornz. Lola Farts. Daisy Fans. Mares
SratT sud Ms Cad veil WITH an escort q
Cb,riee williams. Arch.s Tob.ss. len
Peiizo. Ned Ped 70. HarrE pdi,oh- Law
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already completed arrangements and earn.
est efforts will be put forth to have one of
the best conventions of the kind ever held
in the county. a splendid program has
been prepared and every Sunday school In
the county is urged to take due notice ana
tives.
The executive committee promises a
welcome and free entertainment to all who
come with credentials