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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-22

A summing up of the situation in the
coal miners strike late tonight shows that
the Off GERS Of the National Nine Workers
association did not 60 far amiss in their
calculations as to the number Of men
which wonld obey the order to go out on
strike. From reports received up to mid
night, it is safe to say that over 125, 600
miners are out, and the probabilities
are that all these will be added to
during the next week when those who
were lukewarm today are advised of the
general walk out. The miners of Illinois,
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Maryland, West
Virginia aud part of Indiana struck work
to a man, but those of Iowa, Missouri.
Kansas and Colorado are still holding
back. The leaders of the strike are very
sanguine that victory will be theirs, not
outstanding the claim of the operators
that they have enough coal to last until
the workmen are starved into again taking
up their picks and snovels.-TELEGRAPH
EDITOR.
COLUMBUS, O., April 21.-President Nc
Bride of the United Mine Workers, when
asked tonight what he thought Of the pro-
gress of the strike. said: AT this time,
that my hopes Of success are sauguine.
We will be ready to meet the operators 10
confer with reference to an adjustment of
the differences at any time. l believe that
132, 600 miners struck at noon today and by
May that number will be increased to $780,
600. In reference to the 135. 900 anthracite
miners, I cannot say whether they will
strike or not. They may, however, as that
question is being agitated in the anthra-
cite fields"
CINCINNATI. April 21.-In the Balacos
district there are 6 900 miners but not more
half of them struck. The operators agreed
to pay the price. and want their men to
insist on the Pennsylvania operators being
forced to do the same. The operators in
this district are with the men, so long as
they insist on the scale for Pennsylvania
operators. The same conditions exist in
the Hooking valley and Sunday Greek
valley, but the men all went out there.
In Jonathan Creek valley the Coshocton
district. eastern Kentucky district, Jellico
district and at the Carter, Lawrence,
Boyd, Pike, Pulaski and johnson mines,
the men are all out
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FRIsCo'S INpUSTRIALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-Five hundred
men comprising the San Francisco eontin-
gents of Califorpia's second industrial reg
iment started for Washington this after
noon. They paraded the streets and the u
went to the ferry station where they took
Southern Pacific ferry boat for Oakland
Arriving there they expect TO consolidate
with the army in that city and then a
united effort will be made To secure trans
portstion east via Mojsve or Albuquerque
There is no disorder among the industrisis,
bui they are evidently determined to reach
Washington some bow. This is the same
regiment that was promised transporta-
tion east by the local authorities but WAS
disappointed because the Atlantic and
Pacific refused to carry them.
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TIMELY PROBATION.

wAsHISGToy. April 2i.-Treasafes Nor
gan with the approval Of Secretary Ca
Ilsie. today issued special notice % fhe
effect that beginning Bext Monday and un-
I'll further notice the vAuits and rooms ia
tue Office OF the treasurer cf the UuiEsd
States where m0noy a1d securities ss~
handled will not he oDss 20 visitors OF
others not employed ia The treasursr's o.
fee. 1t j. Understood this order il not 10
be permanent II iss orersution aga u.t
-ny possible trouble thai might BE- caus~I
by the large Dumb~r Of thieves aud thugs
that will likely be attracted her. after ths
arrival Of tie Industrial army.
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INFATUATED WITH AN ACTOR

NEW YORK, April 2l-Mrs Cora Belle
HillIarc. Was today granted divorces from
her husband. Bod Hilliard." the actor.
in the superior cours. She gets s. week
alimony aud the custody OF their child.
Robert. All testimony in the case has
been kept from reporters by order of j Judge
Gildersleeye. There is more mystery
about the. nature OF the woman who was the
cause OF the divorce than any other
feature Of the story. She is said to be
married woman. whose husband Is a man
about town and a member OF several clubs.
She became infatuated with the actor aud
has been IN the habit of following him
from place to place. IL IS said her bus
band intends to bring sn action for di-
vorce from her on account Of ber relations
with Hilliard, based oE the facts that were
Droyeu In the case
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Out at the Jewe,t Farm.

The following mares arrived at the
Jewett Farm. Cheney. Kan, on April IL.
all of which will be bred TO Patchsn
Wilkes $3.50.
Adria Wilkes, sired by Honor. dam by
Aberdeen. owned by Charles n. Xix. To-
peka. Kan.
Lady Upjegrad. sired by Senator Up
degraf. record 2:27, dam by Biackwood
Mambing, owned by I. b. Xix. Topeka,
kan.
Rudy, sired By A. c. X. 1928. dam by
Wocdtield 2192. owned by George Burg
hart. Topeka, Kan.
Gipsy McGregor. dam OF Blizzard,
2:l6isl. sirei by Robert McGregor. 2l7l4.
dam by General Grant. owned by ( e.
Moore, Topeka, Han
LISA b. sired by Ion {son Of Belmont
60. dam by Young waverly, owned by
Charles r Cooper, Silver Lake, Kan.
Rosebud. sired by Dsuoiyne, dam by
Album 47a0. owned by Thomas j. Mullen.
Arkansas City, Kan.
Bridal Bells. record a::o21sS, sired by Bell
Boy, 2:l9il, dam by Milwood 600. owned
by NJ. ID. Petersen. Davenport, Iowa.
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EXPENSIVE ECONOMY.

Some people b~grudg~ the little money
that an ALLCoCK'S Porous PLASTER costs,
and then when they sre r,cked with pain
from a lame back or from the soreness
arising from cold. they viii spend any
amount OF money TO relieve the pain. II
they only had one OF these world-renowned
plssters on hand they would be saved a
vast amount OF suffering ana be consider
ably richer. AT the first sign OF stiffness
OF he joints apply one of these plasters
without delay. The soreness wilt be
greatly relieved at once and soon disappear
entirely. IL will be money saved 10 have
them on hand, u say nothing OF the COM
lIrs they bring.
BRANDRETH's PILLS contain no irritating
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FUN BEGUN IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 2l-The Coxey
propaganda is 10 be spread through Wash
lngton by a new agency. Tonight at the
meeting IL Citizen Redstone's headquarters
hitherto sileut phiianthropist, came for
ward to donate TO the cause a six horse
tallyho coach: from the roof of which the
gospel OF good roads is to be spread abroad
toy local enthusiasts At the corners uuti.
General Coxey shall come
Representative Coffee of Wyoming. who
Is claimed by the Coxeyites as one of their
own, sat on the steps of the platform
Mrs Anna IL Diggs OF Kansas entertained
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COXEY'S COMMAND.
Brown to Harangue the Multitude
Today on the Ee-incarnaiton.


Today on the Re-incarnaiton.
HAGRsTOwN, Md, April 21-The COM
monweal army is preparing for great
day tomorrow. A great many people are
in town from the surrounding country,
ard if Sunday is a good day, Browns
promised sermon on reincarna;ion and the
demolition of the money power will prob
ably populate the orthodox churches.
The name of the camp for Sunday was
ANNOUNCED as "Camp MaZarsth," the
birth place of the reincarnation of Jesus
Christ, vino suffered the death of the cross,
under the dark shadows of Gethsemane
for being a tramp like US and for whipping
the money changers"
There has been great uneasiness in
Montgomery aud Frederick counties over
The reported mobilization of the Coxey
men in that region. IL is true that n few
recruits are being taken into the army aud
many each day are being sent down the
road toward the district In Montgomery
county Sheriff Zimmerman has sworn in
forty special constables and he is to meet
the commonwealers at the state line.
Tonight Brown spoke in the rain on the
street. talking for an hour aud half to
crowd under um brellas
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New YORK. April 21.-The purchase Of
the Vigilant by Messrs. George j. and
Howard Gould causes yatcbmen to feel
happy. The outlook for the season was
anything but good, but now, as Mr.. Gould
says he bought the yatch to race, there Is
promise of lively sport in the S5-foot class.
The Vigilant will be raced against the Ju-
bilee, and the Navzhoe and Volunteer will
interesting. George Gould said today:
THE Vigilant has been bought by my
brother Howard aud myself. We paid
SIS 900 for the yacht, aud think it is we'll
woI tn that money. The boat will be put
in commission and raced II Gsn. Paine
wants TO race the Jubilee against it he
can do so"
Have you any idea of taking the Vigil
liant TO Europe TO race against the English
yachts?"
Il can't say what will be done yet, but
neither time nor money will be spared TO
uphold the great reputation 1t made last
fall"
Mr.. August Belmont, the treasurer of
the NIgiiant syndicate. said: "When MIR.
Gould offered SIS, 200 for the yacht the
members Of the syndicate were glad TO &c.
cept the offer and wind up all the business
connected with the yacht The boat has
cost US many thousands Of dollars. but no
one regrets the outlay. The Vigilant
cost the Hereshoffs SO, coo TO build, and
as the Vigilant syndicate only paid
them 1000. including 1900
bonus, they lost S, CO.," Mr.. Belmont adj
mitted that the boat had been nearly sold
10 Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, buI that
the negotiations were suddenly ;ermina-
ted, owing to Mr.. Benefits inability TO
arrange terms for the Races with the Brit
aDia satisfactory to himself There Is
strong possibility of the Vigilant going to
Europe for the Queens cup and the Royal
Victoria cup. MIR. August Belmont said
today be was informed on reliable author
ity that the Gou!ds would. send the Vigi-
liant to England for the express purpose of
racing against the Britannia and Valkyrie
X Certain negotiations come out all right.
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OBITUARY.

TACOMA. Wash. April Civ. B
Daniels, aged 76 years, ex-governor o.
Idaho. died today Of Bright's disease,
after two months illness.
Governor Daniels was born in Ohio on a
farm adjoining that on which James 4.
Garfield was brought up, and the two
were boys together.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, April 81
George A huuk c. oItY passens ger agent
for the Pennsylvania railway in New
YORK, died here today Of consumption.
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AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. April 2L-Sixteen hundred
and eighty-ninv fans shivered on the grand
stand and bleachers today 10 see the p It's
burgs do up the Browns. The game was
n close one up to the fifth iuning when a
decision by toe umpire dishearteued the
Browns who went ~ pieces ~ once. Score:
st. Louis. 0 0 90 o O. 9
Pitts6urg .....-..-...-l o o o 02 2 2 = 3
Basehits-St. Louis, 8: Pi;t-burx. Z; en-
rors-St. Louis. 4; Pittsburg 2 Batteries
ST. Louis. Gleason and Buckley: Pitt
burg. Gumbert aud Mack. Earned runs
- LOUIS. /: fittsburg. 3. Two basehits-
Quinn. Home runs-Lyons. Double plays
Quinn ana PeitZ ct &c ort-by Gum
bert, ?; BY Gleason. l. Umpire-McQaald.
Time, las.
AT BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN. April Glove, 10 200 people
attended the opening ball game here to-
day TO see the home team whitewssEod by
Boston. The fielding was foe on botn
sidss and the batting lucky. Score:
Boston ...... o 4 00I O. 3
Brooklyn. o . o o 0 0 O. o
Bstteries-Ryon and Nichols: Kin-Iow
and Stein. Home run-Sssh Three base
hit--Lsng, Mccarthy Two base hits
Tucker, COrcorsn- Double piays-Stein.
F0uiz and DAILY; Long. Lower end Tucker.
.. Long sHd Tucker. TIme-i.S2, I'm
pire-O Rouke-
AT BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, April 2L-Dal.imore made
Il three strsIyh BITS today b. defeating New
YORK in a beautiful game. Sccrs:
Baltimore. o o col -
New York -----..2 ] o o o 0 o O. 3
Base hits-Bsitimore :. New York 9
:. New York. O Bat
t-rie--Bzltimore. Inks scd Robinson.
New YORK. Farrell a. we.iervelt Tao
bNsehif--Bsotie and Crouthera Time.
I.5o I'm iFe-Lynch.
AT PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA April 2l-Esper who
held tie qgAk=rs down TO ssx hits in Thur
day gzcse wss sl.ughtsred IN the second
inning today % TIE torSe team earning
Eve cut o. tue SIX inns scoress. Altkncaac-
I5.tca- score
Philadelphia 49, s0@i 00g s-so
" z-ElD La ton -.------- 0 . o = 6 o.
Two bSse E.ts-Hamfitoo. D~l4hactF.
Bosir. Alien Home ruus- Clements.
Double p.sys-Wxrs and Sullivan. Bat
teries-C.rSey AID t5esB~nrs. Esp<r. N<r-
Ger. Manure and Dagssi.. Tlne-I~o
hoars. Inplre-Tim HURT
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THE DOCTOR ACQUITTED

SPRINGFIELD. H.. April 2l.-A turing in
the Ssngamon county circuit courr in the
case Of DR.. John Il. Lawrence, indicted TO,
the murder Of Minnie Ea.aa by nersor,n-
ing a criminal operation. rtternad a
verdict Of not guilty today after six DAYS
trial Lawrence i wei. known physi-
cian here. He was soquiIted several weeks
Ago OF the cb~rSe W numbering Emma
Stegmann.
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THE BOOTH ESTATE

NEW YogK, Apr! 1-Dr. Jo~sph Booth.
the ol1e-t surviving brother % the esss-
brzfsd scfor. pcs sstsshes vita the COO
doc. Of the exerufOr's % TIE Edwin Booth
estate, has catered grsosedsags ia the szr-
roxste court. DR. BoOts says ths; he eas
freqaertiy called on the executors for al
inyeEtory os the est4ts, sad "a BIS sgit an
order was issued today By sarroSsts
Arnold CO .he e.ecutors 20 de tie Ia
Tuesday.
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Mills at Memphis,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2l.-Before the
Pas inc Athletic club tonight Danny
Needham Knocked out Nike Ryan in the
second round of finish fight. II WAS
Needham's first appearance in the ring
since he injured his wrist about two wears
ago. They weighed $50 pounds each. Ryan
Is wicked rusher, but was no match for
Needham Ia point of science. Jimmy
Casey aud John Collins will tight before
the club next tuesday night
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the people with a characteristic Populist
speech which evoked cries of "Amen"
from half hundred women in the audi
euce.
Ex-Copgressmen Wise of Arizona,
Tennessee colonel named II. B. Roberts,
and Mrs. Clara Colby, editor of the Wo-
mems Tribune also talked. Their speeches
breathed denunciation of the plutOcrats.
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NO STRIKE IN NORTHWEST.

CHEYENNE. Wy, April 21.-So far as
eau be learned, not single miner out IN
Wyoming. The principal coal camps are
Cambria. Inez. Glen Rock, Carbon, Hanna.
Rock Springs, Evanston and Almy.
TACOMA, Wash, April GA special to
the Iimes from Franklin says: The coal
miners in this stat. have decided not 10
strike May L They will not join the
movement that has been started through =
out the country.
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KANSAS NorYNI TT

PIrTsBURG, Ka-., April 2L-rhe antici-
pated strike at 12 O'Clock today did not
materialize in this district. Ths call for
delegate convention OF District No. 4. to
be held in Missouri. will not be represent
ed by a single delegate from ths mines
here. The miners here, with few excep-
tions declare that they will not stop work.
LEAvENwoITH, Kas., April 2l.-The
miners OF ,his section did not go out on
strike today. Tney declare they have had
enough of sympathetic strikes. being out
of work three mouths last year ON that
account and gaining nothing.
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WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT

CHICAGO. April 2L-Chairman Caldwell
of the Western Passenger association re-
turned today from New York. where for
two weeks he has been regulating the emf
grant situation. His first action today
was TO call MEETING of the lines inter
ested 20 discuss the situation IL was
unanimously determined to continue the
fight against the Union Pacific, no matter
what action the Southern Pacific might
take
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ILLINOIS STRICTLY INIT.

CHICAGO. April 2l-Spec al dispatches to
the Associated Press from over one hun
dred points in Illinois show that the min
ers with few exceptions obeyei the order
from Columbus 10 strike and nearly all of
the mines in the great Illinois coal fields
are now idle.
SPRING VALLEY. Ills. April 21.-The
miners OF Spring Valley. LsSalle. 0glesby.
Peru. Seatonville. Ladd and Loneyville.
are now on n strike These places em-
pIoy nearly Zoo miners and every man
working Ia aud around the mines are Gus.
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JOKE ON COXEY.

NEW YORK, April 21-Geueral Coxey
arrived in this city and put up at the
Sturtevant House today. After short
rest he started for Tattersars to arrange
for the sale of eight trosting horses, He
was asked:
DO you intend to devote the money YOU
expect TO receive for your trotters for the
support of YOUR army?''
General Coxey seemed to look on this as
remarkably good joke and said: Ser
FANNY not A man must pay his debts
first
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Spanish ElestA.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 2l.-The Spanish
fiesta opened at Soronado today, n large
crowd being present. The directors being
gorgeously atuired in Mexican style, they
We're accompanied by score of Vaqueros
IN costumes of Spanish orders with bril-
liant saddle cloths aud seraphs flowing.
Tue game consisted of lassoing of cat.
tile. throwing by means of tail, breaking
bronchos ana races of various kinds, The
Indians from the Pueblos OF New Mexico,
have arrived and are installed at the hotel
Coronado. This is their first visit. The
tuil fight occurs on Monday, a famous
matador of Colima, Mexico, participating
in the sport.
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AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. April 21.-Ciucinnati shut
out Chicago to-day in . rather unineersst-
ing game. Attendance. 500
Cincinnati .......5 0O11O -
Chicago. D o o o O o o. D
b straightforward. II; Chicago. g.
Errors-Cincinnati. o; Chicago. 3. Earned
runs-Cincinnati, Two basehits. Hoy,
Holiday, Smith, Irwin. Struck out, by
Chamberlain. I; by Abbey, 5. Umpire
Swartwood- Batteries-Cincinnasi, Cham
berlain and Murphy, Abbey and Schriyer
Time. Eos
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WILL STRIKE. PROVIDED.

ST. PAUL. MIMI, April 2l.-A special to
the Pioneer-Press from Tacoma, Wash,
says: IL is understood here tonight that the
American Railway union has completed
for a strike on the Northern
Pacific system on Monday at p. m, pro-
vided the Pacific division headquarters
here will agree to 60 out At midnight
the local union was still discussing the
The brotherhood's represen-
tatives are opposing the movement.
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IN WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, W. Va, April 2l-The situa-
ton among the striking miners In the
Wheeling sections remains same as !, es-
terday. About 500 men have gone ont OF
the district. TIE miners in the Fari-
mount, Clarksburg aud Pennington re-
gion have taken no action. Most of the
meu at these places are non-unlon men.
There will be no strike in the kanawh a
valley. Most of the 3. 900 miners in New
river will go out. The men at Burey,
Cooper & Co. IS mine are now out.
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Clearwater Won.

CLEVELAND. O., April 2l.-Tbe continu-
Gus pool match between Clearwater apd
DOro for J, 200 points was finished tonight
In this city. 1t was won by Clearwater.
who scored 200 10 bis opponents ], lSS.
The score for the evening WAS 1876 for
Clearwater and 12S for D'Oro
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INDIANA pIGGERs QUIT

TERRE HAUTE. lad, April 2L-Secretary
Kennedy tonight estimates that prsctl-
cally all of the !, 600 bituminous miners OF
Indiana Joined the strike today. The In
diana miners OF all Classes number 1900
The block coal miners number 2,0oo, aud
the urorgsniZed miners 2.0gQ. The block
coal operators will work until the first of
May and II a sstisia Glory contract Is then
made they will keep at WORK.
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WILL NOT INTERFERE.

WASHINGTON. April 21.-It is stated by
a gentleman who knows the presidents
views on the subject that the president
will not initiate any action whatever in
regard TO the Coxry movement against
Washington. unless the District commits
sloners notify him of their inability to
preserve the peace and protect the lives
and properly OF the people of the district.
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Day on thu Turf,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2i--Ths event Of
the day at the Bay district course today
WAS the Pacific Derby OF mile and a half
A large crowd Was present. Only three OF
the entries went to the post They got off
with PricelIe first, Carmel second, ThorG-
hill third, aud ran a mile In those posi-
tons, when Thoruhill went up aud ed
from the fret mile. winning easily by six
lengths. Time 2:i1
First receive furlougs: Kathleen
Won won; Nellie Van, second; Shamrock.
third Time, I:o3
Second-S;x Iurlongs: Tim Murphy
won; Lonn'e b, second; Trentola, third.
Time, l:I4l4
Third-Pacific Derby: Thornhill won;
Pricelle. second; Carmel, taird. Time. 2:4l.
fourth-Handicap mile aud au eixnta:
Sir Peel won: Hotspur, second; Gileac,
third. Time, 1:55$I.
Fifth-Steepiecuase. short course: Nico-
demus won; LonswelI, second; Hercules.
third. Time. $685..
Slxtb-Three-Qu srters OF a mile: Clara
L., colt, won; Miss Buckley, second; Sym
pathetlcs Last, third. lime, l:l3SA.
MEMPHIS. April &-Frist race-s,x
furlonys: Billy Bennett won: Prrtender
second; Hayden third. Time Ills.
Second-Half nile: Valkyrie won; Lin
seed second: Cottage Girl third. Time 81.
ThirG-One and one-eigth miles: Entnus-
last won; Linda second; Prince Carl third
Time 1:5-.
FOurtn-One mile: Rambler won;
Ethel w. second; Red Cap tnird. Time
l:454.
FiIth-Six furlongs: Meddler won; Lit
tie Walter second; LacasIa third. Time
lis.
Six;h-One mile: Harry T. won: Mrs
Morgan second; Capt sin Spencer third.
lime l:46
Seventh-One mile: Yo Tambien Won;
King Lee second; Peytonia third Time
l:45I.
ST. LOUIS, April 21-First-Five fur
longs Tom l. won; Too High, second;
Green Bay. third. Time, Los.
Second-Six furlongs. Oliver Twist.
won; Straigh'out. second; Jennie s,
third. Time. les
Third-Five Iurlong. Acliojam, won;
Safe Home, second: John T., third. Time.
1908.
Fgurth-Four and one-half furlongs.
Harry Warren, won; Lady Pulsifer. sec
ond; Apollo, third. Time, SO
Fiit4-Six furlongs. Joe Courtney,
won; Ma lden, second; Grey Forest. third
Time, 1:2I
Sixth-Seven furlongs. Dr. Rice, won;
Belizarious second; Guide, third. Time,
1855
RoBY. Ind, April 2l-First race-Hsli
mir. Delusion, Won; Mary. second; Tip
pecauoe, third. Time. 1908
Second-Seveu sixIeeutns OF q mile.
Rechel-ea, won; J. J. Douglas, second,
Little Jerry, third. Time. :5I1<.
Third-Half mile. May Thompson, won;
Dial Syrian, second; May Bird, third.
Time. :591
Fourth-Three-qusrter of a mile. Gun
Wsd won; Marie Lowell. second Bessie
Bsland, third. Time, l:32I.
Fiith-Nine-sixieenI rs OF a mile. O.ric,
won; DR.. Crosby, second; Rock, third
Time, l:01
Sixth-One mile. Fskir, won; Colonel
Clay. second; Pat Mslloy, Jr.. third Time,
2:0s%l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-22
IN STATU QUO.

ST. CLOUD, MINI. April 2l-The Great
Northern strike, 20 far as the situation at
st. Cloud is concerned, remains in about
the same condition as yesterday. Passen-
ger traffic will not be inrerfered with
pending n decision on the restraining
order of Judge Sanboru.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-22
THE EVOLUTION

OF medical agents is gradually RELOCATING
the old-tine herbs, pills, draughrs and
vrgetabl extracts TO the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative. Syrup OF Figs. To get
the true Remedy see that il is manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup company only.
Eorsals By all hating druggists