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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-11
MATTER THAT IS REVOLVING.
Awful Story with Terrible Details Com
from Oklahoma

Saltwater. o. T. Aug. I0.-In attack
ing the county physician OF this county
the Gazette, a paper published here
SAYS:
A short tine ago an old man named
Baker who has been a county charge
for the past two years was brought
into the city for medical attendance.
He had been kept at the coun:y's ex-
pense In the county until ne had be-
come totally helpless and great cores
were upon his back. Through physical
inability 20 properly care for himself
and the neglect Of parties who were
paid by the county for caring for BIN
these cores had become horrible IN the
extreme. Sy-Ssds % screw worms
were writing IN his flesh and his body
presented a spectacle which utterly
better plsoe 20 keep him the county
commissioners ordered comfortable
quarters prepared for him 81 Ire oorri-
doris - Tire couEtv jail ard employed J.
". Wil4on who. by to way. IS an tx
ceii1Dt nurse "a care Tor hirn.
Tho county has a 80 called physician
who gets salary pzysbi. quarterly
and who's duty Il e 20 look after Just
such unfortunate persors "a tbis and
this physician vas called 70 look sfser
this man. He went. -ook a casual Or
se-Tattor ~ ne situation AID surround
inEz ard went away. be<o-~ going bow
ever he left INSTRUCTIONS with ne ng5-r@
70 Use a literal aliyTyarcs % czrhsolsc
ACID and greece Gpp1 re sores. Since
that day = bes ben s-noSSss5ls - IA
duoe re csunty physician 20 ~ near
this case although the rcr-e informs us
TIA: re has hee1 snnr-ortrc<-f ur-4r s~--
eral occa@ors - a-s~nS IN hia dss-v
TIE cd nan Baker - probably 81
condition from which he VII never -
cover. but even rho1~h h> h> a pz1-~r
humanity demands that h~ receive
ns-sic3I trs-atrs-r. AMI - toe county
physician vii 1o- attend - ~ cza@,
re citizens should ~ al. rn~z-a take
re cas- n hz1t ard employ So-ns crc
-r~r -rftf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-11
WICHITA LOSES ANOTHER GAME.
Elks Falls Takes Another Game Away from
the Peerless Princess.

The first ten inning game of the sea-
son was played at the Fair grounds
yesterday between the Blues and Elk
Falls. The game was rather slow I'M
til the first half OF the eighth inning
when the visiting team scored two
runs making the score 10 to s still in
favor of Wichita. In the last half of
the eighth Wichita failed to score The
visitors opened up the first half of the
ninth with lively batting and succeed
ed in filling the bases when Bennett
came to the bat and hit to deep center
for two bases scoring two men, This
tied the score making IL 1o-lo The
Blues came to the bat in the last half
Of the ninth but failed to score they
had TO play an extra inning 10 decide
the game. Dixon the pitcher for the
home team gave out in the eighth in
ming. SO when the visiting team came
10 the bat in the first half of the tenth
he was an easy mark for them and by
lively and lucky hitting and Taylor's
wild throw TO first they succeeded in
making four runs. The Blues came TO
the bat in the last half Of the tenth
with a determined look on their faces
but only succeeded in making one run
thus a very exciting game ended with
the score II 70 II in favor of Elk Falls.
Numerous errors were were made on
both sides but they were excusahle on
bali being slippery
Bales will be in the box again today
for the Blues and Burgess will be on
short again and they are confident OF
winning the game but they may be
fooled as Elk Falls has a new pitcher
for today and from ali reports he IS
a crackerjack. The game VIII be called
today at 500 p. m
LIGHT HOUSES ALWAYS WARSTSes.-It is
peculiar circumstance that when dramatic
companies are stranded. they are stranded
where light houses are very common.-Phil-
adelphia Times.
.VERr fine child. sir. congratulate yor.
don't hesitate 10 say that il IS one Of the
largest babies have ever seen Make II
the largest, doctor. Don't mind me-rm an
affidavit editor myself BROOKLYN Life
"WBAT's that terrible CRY heari'' sOh.
that's our college yell,' 1T must be a col.
lege OF dentistry. Peck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-11
CHIEF PRETTY HAIR IN TROUBLE
Marshal Nix Ruas Him in the Charge Of
Obstructing the Mails.

Ponca City. o. T., Aug. 10.-(SpeciaD
United States Marshal F. ID. Neil
passed through the city today going 10
Newkirk, having In charge Pretty
Hair, very prominent Usage Indian
chief. who was being taken before
United States Commissioner Beaie TO
answer a charge OF obstructing the
United States mails. 1t seems that the
road which constitutes the mail route
from Ponca to Pawhuska traverses
Pretty Hairs farm in a way that does
not suit him. "Reminiscences proving
vain. he felled some trees across the
road and, taking his Winchester. COM
PEELED the mail carrier to drive around
and take another route. Hence his
present embarrassment.
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London. Aug. lo.-The eImetalnc
question seems about to come 20 the
front. Hitherto the German govern
men;s action has not been regarded in
financial circles here as a serious at
tempt 10 deal with the question but
as only intended 20 quiet the demands
OF the Agrarian party In Germany. on
the other hand the Associated Press
is Informed by the officials of the BIZ
metallic league in London that advices
which have been received here keave no
room for doubt tina; there Is a general
desire among the Berlin authorities to
promote an International monetary
conference which would not be merely
one OF doctrine in character. but which
would aim at practical results There
Is no doubt that the London gold men
have been taken aoack by the large
numebr of members OF the present
British cabinet who are bimetallisis.
For the same reasons the Bimetsllsc
league Is greatly elated and Is proeecut-
ing n more extended agitation through
out the industrial and agricultural CEN
tiers OF the country. 1t Is distributing
literature broadcast while It's agents
are very active in pushing their propa-
ganda which, moreover. Is having tho
coopera ton OF some leading labor lead-
erS.
\ representative OF the Associated
Press called on the Hon. George Peel.
secretary OF the gold league. on Thurs
day and he admitted that there were
accessions TO the bImetaliists IN the
cabinet and new parliament. but MIR.
Peel said he did not think this would
have much influence on the course OF
politics because throughout the elector-
al campaign bimetailism was a very
small plank in the Unionist platform.
He added that the gold standard men
have very little fear OF the present agi-
tation.
Mr.. Brown. the chief partner In the
well known banking firm OF Brown.
Shipley & Co. and one OF the promirene
supporters OF the gold league. said IN
did not think that the Increased men,
bers in parliament pledged 10 bimetal-
lism would seriously affect Great Brit
aims policy in the currency questions.
Continuing Mr.. Brown said there was
little likelihood OF Great Britain's atti-
tude swervering from that displayed
at the Brussels conference.
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RAINED FOUR SOLID HoURS
Ponca City Gets an Inch and Two-Thirds of
IL and Thinks IL WAS General.

Pawnee City. o. T.. Aug. lo.-tSpe-
ciaI}-One and two-thirds inches OF
rain is the record OF the United States
signal station in this city for last
night The water came down steadily
from about 1 o'clock till O'Clock The
ground was pretty dry and some OF the
corn has been injured. However. most
OF the early corn in this section was
out Of the way OF dry weather and the
late corn will be made by the present
rain and the other rains which are ex-
pected - put in an appearance at fire.
quent intervals hereafter. II is thought
the rain last night was general
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on MIS- TRUEx's DEATH.
Commercial Travellers Express Codoissss
To the Family.

AZ their meeting las. night wfchi.s
Council No. 20 w. G. T. T.. passed ths
following resolutions upon the dszAth
OF Mrs G. s. Truck:
"whereas. In his disfne wisdom our
Heavenly Father has called tbe com
psn3on OF our Brother g. 5. Truck. 20
her home above and
Whereas. We feel th,at our brother
and his family have iost = model ~fSs
ard mother and Tire world a noble
Christian woman: therefore Be 10
Resolved. That We the Members %
Wichita Council No e Of The United
Commercial Travellers az Arnerica sx-
tend 20 our brother and his family otsr
HEARTFELT ard saacers syrDpathy la their
bereavement: and BE 81 further
Resolved. Thst q COPY Of foes~ PESO
lutsons - seat % Brother Truck and
family. % she dairy papers for ygosc<-
ION and a copy be sDrxsad UPON tie rec
orGs cs our order
r.. r. KICK.
WILL BEATTY.
HENRY II Hrs.
Cpro-ngt.<~.
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Eagle Baseball Notes.

Houston, in the Texas state league,
has disbanded.
Harry Staley, released by st. Louis,
has signed with Philadelphia.
German and Knoll. late of Little
Rock. have signed with Washington
Short Stop Shugart Of Louisville is
i'll. So is Gettinger of the same team.
Bucket of Cleveland is the first man
In the league to make $50 hits this sea-
son.
Hodson and Lovett, two league cast
offs, are the leading pitchers in the
Eastern league.
Billy Niles has been released by Pitts
burg. He had played but few games
with the Pirates.
Mccarthy and Bannon are tied for
batting honors on the Boston team.
Bannon's .460 has shrunk to .31S.
Genins will play third base for Pitts
burg until Clingman RECEIVERS from his
injuries. Niles would not do at all, at
all.
Eli. Chamberlain will try himself out
in a minor league and if he is in good
form he will join the Clevelands.
The Louisvilles have made the league
interesting by knocking down some of
the big boys when they least expected
it.
First Baseman Stafford, who was
coveted by St. Louis, has. been purchas-
ed from New Orleans by Milwaukee for
$1,000.
The Orioles are sore because they
did not sign Johnny Foreman. Several
other teams are suffering from the same
malady.
In st. Louis they look upon the
Browns as sure tailenders now that the
Colonies have advanced in the number
of their victories.
Tom Lipp. a Hagertown CMd) pitch
er, promised to hold under considera-
ton" an offer made him by the Phillies.
How kind of Mr.. Mugg.
In the two games at Cleveland on
Wednesday, McAleer was at bat seven
times and secured seven hits with a
total of nine bases.
Herman Long and Jack Stivetts have
kissed and made up. A few more re-
concilia tons and the BeaneaterS will be
able to indulge in team work.
Billy Hoy has been given his uncon-
ditional release by the Cincinnati club.
Burk'S great work in the left field
bringing about this result. Hoy's de-
parture from CINCINNATI will be re-
GREETED by many, for whatever else is
said about him, he was an honest and
earnest player and a gentleman. He
did not have to be watched because of
any bad habits, for he had none. He
would strengthen several league teams.
Hoy will not accept a minor league en-
He has made no plans for
the future.
The Chicago's are gone. but before
they left Walter Wilmot left yarn be-
hind him. Tim. Donohue. who caught
Wednesdays game. is constantly pro-
yoking fun at the club-houses and the
players freely admit that the catcher is
the life of the club. He delights in
playing upon willie Bill' Hutchisons
credulity. Il thought ia lose my
breath the day we played Brooklyn on
their grounds and Hutch. had to wear
a pair OF old blue stockings" said
Wilmot. HE couldn't find any others.
Donohue waited until the Chicagos
Were well in the lead and then frighten-
ed Hutch. Say Hutch, they're going
to protest this game and We'll lose it,
said the catcher. 'Why?' asked the
pitcher. Because you are wearing blue
socks The bronzed twirler's face was
a study. He was worried. Finally he
replied: ooh. they wouldn't protest on
a little technicaEty like that, would
thew"
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CAPTAIN STILES GETS BACK.
Returns from Washington with . Valuable
Document in His Pocket

Ponca City. Q. r, Aug. 1o.-tSpeciaD
Captain Stiles has returned from
Washington with his patent for the
quarter-section Of land upon which the
business and a good part OF the resi-
dence portions OF Ponca City are locat-
ed. II has been duly recorded, like
wise a transfer in the name OF a
nephew OF the captain. Arrangements
will be made 10 issue deeds very short
ly. and assurances are given that the
price charged Will be entirely satisfac-
tory 10 the settlers who have stayed
by the town so bravely. All the GER
tificates issued by the original Ponca
Townsite company Will be honored.
Bonds were voted on July "A 10 the
amount of $1,000 10 build a new school
house in this city. 1t will probably be
constructed Of pressed brick. trimmed
with stone.
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GrurassAed ~ the ws<h.sz Abstract
a-s LAM Company
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AHoUsEHoLD TREASURE.

says that he always keeps DIR. Kings
New Discovery IN the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow it's use: that he would
not be without IL. II procurable. g. A.
Dykernan. druggist. Catskill. ~. Y.
says DR. Kings New Discovery In un-
doubtediy the best cough remedy; that
he has used IL In his family for eight
years >sind II has never failed To do all
that is claimed for ~. Why not try
"A remedy SO long tried and tested
Trial bottles free at the drug stores OF
Charles Lawrence and ca Gehring-
Regular size. soc and sl.0o.
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P:ttsburg ....0O1 o1o02 IT 5
L a a n a n A n q L 4


Baltimore, Aug. 10.-Rusie pitched a
faultless game until the seventh inning
when he went to pieces. Hoffer was
very wild but his faultless support pre-
vented New York from scoring a num-
Der of runs. Attendance, 5,100. Score:
r H e
Baltimore 80 o 0 0 0 0 6 IS 0
New York III 0 0 l 9 % o l. 5 IL 4
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer and
Clark: New York-Rusie and Wilson.
Earned runs-Baltimore 8; New York 3.
Three Observation-Disclosures Stolen
bases-Geason; Doyle 2. Sacrifice hits
Jennings Double plays-Fuller,
Doyle Bases on balis-Off Hoffer 6;
Rusie 4. Hit by pitched ball-By Rusie
]. Struck out-By Hoffer 3; by Rusie 1.
Umpires-Emslie and Hunt. Time
-90
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He Expects to Get Well and So Denies
Himself Speech-

Enid. o. T.. Aug. lo.-(Specialp-Zip
Wyatt is still lingering in the Jail here
He IS now visited daily by his father
His sister arrived today. and two broth
ers of the late Isaac Black. lips late
partner in crime. They were searched
carefully and never left alone. There
is not the slightest doubt about his
identity now and new developments
are daily expected about the crimes
he has been engaged in. He IS very re-
ticeRt. and will not say a word about
anything yet. He fully expects TO get
we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-11
1T WAS VERY FRIsKY.
Lightning has . Gay Time In First Ward
Friday Night

Night before last the lightning was
unusually risky down on South Water
street
II made the residence OF Mr.. Fechhes-
ner an especial target
II didn't do a thing but strike a tree
IN his yard then hop into his house
through the window
During all this time Mr. FechheIms-
heard a man singing out On his porch
He thought IL was tramp bC: ur-on
investigation found him 10 be a man
who was as drunk as a lord and stiu
comforting himself with a bottle OF
whisky.
Captain Eawiey Of the Cottage gro
Gerry SID that the lightning played
great prsaks about his aogSe too while
10 struck the residence % Mr. House.
near By, a lick that made him jump ex-
2ctiy six feet over his b-i-
Two Hans - h---.Sr thar, ore IN n A.
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CHE aalieha 1aiy Eagle Sunday gornng amsust 1895.

of wine. not knowing Il had been stolen.
1t is said that the man who took the
wine was not captured, and the cases
were continued until he can be arrest
ed. When the police appeared some OF
the men were bettling the wine for fut-
ure use,
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Colonies DIE EASY
PIRATES KEEP THEM OFF SECOND
FOB EIGHT INNINGS.

Foreman Seems to have Done Some Marvel
Gus Pitching-Rusie Goes to Pieces in
Z the Seventh and Hoffer's Support Does
the Rest-LoGs Of Kicking In the Boston
Washington Game and Durham L.
Pretty Rank-Reds Win Out by Good
Luck-PhilIies Take the Second from
the BridegrOoms-Wcstern Games.
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sHE cor THE CHILD.
Mrs. Gale E~sarss frsss Tsr.s with 1s1-
p<p~d sissid.

M Czie who zssrs. % ff1z1ssO-s. Ter
as. after her child bas returned after
a successful -1.sEts7-
sf-. Iosczxood vas Erz Gales former
huzSzr1 Ore cEsif <ss IN r~s1lt ~
their marriage. After they were s~5>s-
rated Ntn TpcEE9r~f . slater Hs~ Hal
took The cAgts 70 TEXAS ard married
Lockxxys1 week ago Mrs. cs3e fell
tnzrs~s Der chsti risa iegzi Documents
TY.err EAs a terrible rov over The bztT
Lex sd kr-ccksvd iowa TIE sts-sS
ard L, rspe melee L<-cksDcd set rs t<x
h~0k@n- E&bE1s cxsr.1s trurce<ssssSs
were oo1rnrEsnsd ard IA. Il ho~ Mrs.
Gale e. .As ch4ls
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BOSTON ~: WASHINGTON 6.

Boston, Aug. 10-The Bostons batted
hard and fielded sharply while the
Washingtons were unable to hit Stiv-
etts. who pitched strong game. The
game was full of kicking. Durham
gave poor exhibition Of umpiring.
attendance 1000. Score:
r H +
Roy.on arg p 8 *-13 16 1
Washington % 4 0 0 / 000 O. 6 2
Batteries: RESPONSIVENESS and
Ryan; Observation-Disclosures and Nc
CURE Earned runs-BoStOn z; Wash
ington l. Two base hits-HaSSamaer.
Home runs-Long, Tucker. Stolen
hases-Bannon. First on balls-Lowe,
Mccarthy, Joyce .; Setback. Struck
out-Stivetts, Joyce, Abbey, Boyd.
Double plays-Lowc and Tucker. Pass
ed balls-Ryan, Mcclure. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Lowe. Umpire-Burnham
Srirna
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dams had severed their tribal relations
and taken allotments-
Judging form the pleased faces or our
visitors they will leave with the recol-
lection. that this has been q visit or
profit and pleasure as well.
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Oklahoma Games.

ENID II; HENNESSEY z.
Enid. o. T., Aug. 10.-(SpeciaI.)- 1.-The
much talked Of game between Hennes-
sey and Enid was played at Hennessey
today. Hennessey imported FL Reno's
battery, Jarvis and Bird, but they prov
ed very easy for the Enid boys. Enid
made twelve runs to Hennessey's seven
Hennessey did not make a run until the
eighth inning. when Enid got a little
careless, but soon rallied and won the
game easily The Enid club have the
following games on their program:
With CARRIER, Perry, Oklahoma City
and Shawnee. Score:
Enid '...........O 0205 1-l2
HenneSSey ...0 O O O O 4 g.
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Pays the Depositors First.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 10.-The Citizens
bank of COTS recently organized by
Seneca capitalists has paid of deposit
tors and gone out Of business.
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DID YOC Tvvp

Try Electric B!ttsrs ss q r~rnrsy so-
your trogbleS2 e not get bottle rox
and get relief This Medicine hzs beer
found 20 be peculiarly ADAPTED 10 The
reiis< and cure os All FsrnzSe Com
plants. szSrfirr wonderful direct IL
sEsSce ir giving strength and tone %
ths organs II you have i1sss % app
lite. cossttpa:koz- hsadache. sstntsrx
spells. or az Ssyxouz. sseefae~s. exctt-
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spells. Electric Bitters = the rse1tcsns
you need H@aifh ard Ftrs1xf5 aye
<ssS-zntee1 By i;s Gs- s-aTEe bottles
cniy Is cents az ths drzr st0s~ -
CSzTies L<@=rsrce and G. GSSrlfsE-
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Following is the standing of the clubs
August II, 1894, one year ago today:
Los Pprc
PJTTsBIJRG 4: LOUISvILLE /.


Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. lot was one
of the best games in Pittshurg this sea-
son. Foreman pitched a wonderful
game, but four hits being made off him,
only one Of which was clear. Not
Louisville player got as far as second
base in eight innings. Attendance,
$500. Score:
r II z
P:ttsburg 80 o Of o. - 5 1
Louisville 80 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 / 3
Batteries: Pittsburg-Foreman and
Merritt; Louisville-Inks and Warner.
Earned runs-Pittsburg 2. Two base
hits-Donovan. Stolen baSeS-Smith,
Genins Double plays-Bierbauer and
Bleckley. Basas on balls-Smith, STEM
eel, Genins ., Foreman, Holmes. Hit
by pitched ball-Beckley, Clark.
Struck out-Smith, Foreman, Gettin-
GER Wright, Spies, Inks. Wild pitch
Inks, Umpire-Jevne. Time: 80.
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WHAT THEY'D LIKE
INDIAN TEACHERS ENBODY THEIR
VIEWS In RESOLUTIONS.

Their Devotion to the Cause of the Red
Brothers Welfare Is Manifested In Rec
concentrations for EnlarginS the Scope
OF School Work Among the Tribes
Field Matron Plan Experimentation
Against Social Dancing at the School
They Appreciate the Eagles Efforts
Visitors Entertained at Fort Reno.
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Western League Games.
KANSAS CITY 6; MILWAUKEE 0.

Kansas City, Aug. 10.-Score:
r II r
Kansas City % o o o o l 0 i 6 IA 0
Milwaukee 30 0 Q 0 0 0 o 0 o. 0 4
Batteries-Kling and Bergen; Rettger
ard Moran.
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Grand Rapids 2 l 30 Is
Terre Haute % l o o SS
Ratteries-Stafford and Nye; Nops
and Roach.
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ST. JOSEPH 16; ROCKFORD 13.
St Joseph, Aug. 10.-Score:
r H z
ST. Joseph ....5 1 1000 SIS Is 5
Rockford .....2 1 90 Il 0-13 is s
Batteries-Stultz and Jones; Dolan
and Snyder.
DIES MONIES ID; JACKSONVILLE 3
Des Moines Aug. 10.-Score:
r n E
Des Moines ...3 1 2 0031 1-13 20 o
Jacksonville 20 o 0 0 0 o 0 2-3 3
Batteries Roach and Mcfarland;
COnnorS and Johnson.
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GRAD RAPIDS 10: TERRE HAUTE s.
Grand Rapids, Aug. 10.-Score:
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SILVER MEN HOPE
COMPLEXION OF THE NEW BRITISH
CABINET REAssURIEG

Germsny's Action. also. which Hitherto has
Been Considered - Merely Dictated BY
the Nece.sisy of Doing Something 60
soothe the AsrArtans. h Nov TAkea
Seriously and German co-oper.tsoa b
Looked for In the Move for Inserua-
ttonal Action Timetable League -
Carrying ON . Campaign of Education.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-11
DIES MONIES 1s; JACKSONVILLE 8
LINCOLN INK. oIr1Ncy %

LINCOLN 10-5: QUINCY 2-6.
Lincoln, Aug. 10.-Score:
r H E
Lincoln .......2 o 0 0 4 o o 4 DO "A 1
Quincy .......0 0 o o 0 0 o 2 % IL 6
Batteries and Speer; Nc
Grevey and Boland.
Second game-Score:
r II E
Lincoln .....1 0 o 0 2 0 o 2 o|5 9 3
Quincy .....2 90 2 L 1 0 o Go 6 9
Batteries-Kimmer and Spear; Hill
and Boland.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-11
Brooklyn 49,. o o o 0 1 OF o. s t
Philadelphia . 0 0 5 ! 0 0 o o. s 3 /

Chicago. Aug. 10.-Rain stopped to-
DAYS game in the last half OF the third
;nning. the score standing TO in
favor of the Colts.