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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

were presented for payment the parties
presenting them were told that some
mistake had been made and the original
check would be lifted and one given on
the Douglass bank instead. This con-
sumed more time and when the check
would finally reach the Douglass bank
there would be the usual protest and
notice no funds at present
| so anxious did Lawrence become
| TO dispose of stuff that on Decora ton
Day, which was their last day in bust
ness that he had hauled between 5000
and 1900 pounds OF butter over to the
| Wichita creamery on South Topeka and
offered it at sale. The creamery COM
pany took about half Of it and the bal
| ance Lawrence had their own team
haul down and store in a house on
! South Ida avenue. Charley Hoff got
onto the fact that the butter was
stored there and he attached it for an
| ice bill of $40 and sold il.
Lawrence instructed his men who
| did the loading how to store cases of
eggs in car SO that the railroad
checkers could not get the right count
and cars were billed frequently for
| three to six cases of eggs more than
they contained. Then of course claim
would be put in at this or the other
end for shortage and the railroads
would have 10 make ii good. These
neys for the Rock Island road and they
may take action in regard TO it.
There were some funny incidents
connected with the last few days bus
iress. For instance the last shipment
OF poultry was twenty-five barrels
which Mas nearly 1.500 pounds. Law
renee telephoned that coming about
S p. m. for me 10 meet him at the LIN
dell hotel. When / got there he told
me that he wanted that poultry put
in the car by 1850 that night and II
would see TO il he would payne we'll
for it. ! did my work all right and
the Wells Fargo company garnisheed
the money at the other end for over
$500 express charges due from the pro-
duce company.
The few last days Lawrence kept
books. He had two boxes at the post
office. One was for his private mail
and the other was for the produce
company. He sent couple of trustys
10 the office after the mail and / have
been told that Postmaster Fitch sus-
pected that something was wrong. and
when he began 10 investigate the trus-
tvs became alarmed and refused 10 gec
mail for Lawrence any longer. which
is very much in evidence from the large
amount which has accumulated since
Lawrence skipped out
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HOW IT WAS BUSTED
FORMER EMPLOYE OF CAMPBELL
PRODUCE COMPANY TALKS.
II. C. Lockwood Says Mr.. Campbell has
been Wronged-A. E. lawrence did the
Business-How Eggs were Loaded to
Beat the Wideawake Railroad Checkers
Wells Fargo Express Company Turns
the Tables and Collects Bill-The
Douglass Bank would Answer no Funds
--sOme Very Peculiar Transactions.

THE Campbell Produce Company
has busted and there is a good story
| connected with the failure Of the firm
said H. c. Lockwood last night.
Il was receiving and shipping clerk
for the firm" he continued, land was
in a position to know a few things OF
| the business OF the firm and / have
| found out good deal since the failurs.
| One of the things l know hat makes me
| indignant is that the firm did not pay
/ the employees but left every one Of them
in the hole from ten to ninety dollars.
The most injured man in the whole
number Of people who are made to suf-
| fer by this failure is Mr.. Campbell HIM
self. l feel sorry for Campbell. There
have been rumors put in circula ton
that has caused great harm TO Mr..
Campbell.
Now the fact Of the matter is that
Campbell is said to be a man of good
reputation and his business integrity
is unquestioned at his home in Douglass
There has been some shady transaction
in connection with the business but
Campbell did not manage them. 4. Z.
Lawrence was the manager and Camp
bell was seldom in the house here at
Wichita.
The Campbell produce company was
organized here by \ e. Lawrence.
He sold out a large produce business
at Argonia and agreed to not start in
business again. In order TO avoid that
part of his contract he induced Mr..
Campbell to become head of the firm.
Campbell was to furnish some money
and get a portion of the profits and
his credit at Douglass enabled the firm
10 get accommodations from the Doug
lass bank.
when the firm first started in IL did
good business and was making money
It grew rapidly and it soon became
evident that more money was needed
and / think the firms credit was ex-
tended. 1t was a paying business and
there was not much risk connected
with it.
1T seemed TO me that the rapid
growth Of the business suggested to
the true mind of A. L. Lawrence that
il might collapse of its own weight
Notwithstanding it was a paying bust
ness and he began to get ready to get
out with some of the valuables before
the crush came and that was a very
valua BILE precautiOn.
when those precautionary meas
ures were instituted Lawrence sent
men out TO solicit business and to buy
poultry and eggs and butter and when
the stuff arrived here the last few days
McCarty's transfer teams were put to
work to transfer it to some other road
and it was billed out without being
repacked in their own cases as form
erly. We would sometimes handle 800
to 400 cases of eggs day.
What made me think that Lawrence
was afraid that the firm might collapse
the market justified. Checks were
the market justified. Checks were
given on their home bank here, to pay
for produce and often when the checks
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Board of Health = Meeting and Order Sani-
tarN Police To do >ofr.. N nrk

The board Of health have held a meet
ing and passed some resolutions that
VIII cause some people 10 open their
eyes when the sanitary poiieerlla an
comes around with a force OF men 10
clean ~ their property and put IL in
shape that VIII not endalger the lives
OF the occupants and others
The property designated is four lots
on Main street. some OF Il prominent
business property and the board order
ed Sanitary Policeman Downing 10
proceed al once and clean it up and
have the expenses charged 10 the
property on the tax rolls.
The board Of health claims that
good many have an impression that
sanitary policemen are simply ap-
pointed for fun and Jha; their orders
may be obeyed or disreg2rded at the
option OF property holders, and the
board claim that they have full power
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=. FAIRIES. John Reynolds. Frank Wright
w. +. Shaw, y. c. Smelling, r. A.Sim-
ons. John Cuervost, Paul Baughman.
Alternates: John Kelly Arthur Bel
w H. Lane, Gus \. Miller, +. w. Web
king, T. O. Hoss, z. w. Hawk, j. III.
Mercer, w. A. Haggerty, Fred w.
Bother. jr.. F. @. Haycraft, j. +. Muir
ply, George W. Trone.
Wichita township (county)-J. Fl.
Brown. J. W. Skinner. r. s. Cook. Geo.
S. Hutchinson. Sam Woods. alternate.
Wichita township GudiciaD-A. H.
Reed, s P. Cunningham, H. c. Buck,
w H. Newton.
Delano township delegates-Nick
Dodge. Ed Beerhaus. Charles Clark,
Harvey Keith.
Minnesota township (coun ty)-Dele-
gates: j. p. Broomfield, \. F. Ross. J.
II. Chandler, II +. Wait, a. E Cham
bers.
Minnesota Observation-Disclosures: s
r Armour. John kimmel. ID. b. Haw-
ners. w. f. Killer, Lew Buckinham.
Minnesota (commissioner)-dele
Tom Kummell, o. Culver.
NOTES.
Union township sent a delegation for
BalderSton.
Wichita township elected a Balder-
ston and Bentley delegation.
Valley Center township South pre-
cinco sent up Balderston and Bent
ley delegation
\ i
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The Wichita Choral union will have a
special rehearsal tonight al the city
building.
Regular meeting of Wichita Division
Jos .. r. T.. this evening At O'Clock
Visitors welcome. \. j. Applegate.
Delegates from Wichita township to
the county convention are equested to
meet promptly on Thursday morning at
O'Clock at the Office OF y II. Reed,
room over IA North Main.
Delegates from Wichita township to
the judicial convention are requested
10 meet promptly on Thursday morn
ing at ) o'clock at the Office of \. II.
Reed, room Q, over Ia North Main
The Wom3ns society OF the Unitarian
church Will give an ice cream social
at the rooms of Mrs. l. S. Carter 40I
East Douglas avenue. Tuesday evening
the lith. Friends and strangers are
cordially invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11
Real Estate Transfers
!. ichita Abstract and

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
f.@nd company
The records In The register OF deeds Of
fee show the following transfers:
r w Ramsey wd lots 10 and 81
Emporia ave Mea5s add. 500
The Hartford Western Land Cowd
lots i Is Paramount ave Fair
mount place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75t
The Hartford Inv CO Ccd lots SS
102 N2ssar ave Paramount add
Esther L Gordon wd The north
- r Of lot : sand all a Texas
ave Wichita ................. 1OoJ
z c. Leach sd lots so IS Gilman
ave lots 80 6S BGffum ave. also
100 rs III Ia Riverside ave all
in Riverside add also lots S5 - so
80 IN blk 10 J = Davidsons I'd. 5000
Amount Of mortgage releases. $40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

c. 4. Mays Of Quenemo ana In go.
fed as to the stamps stolen from the
Quenemo ONCE. Mr.. Robinson. q shoe
dealer at the same place testified that
two pairs Of shoes were stolen from
his store the night OF the robbery and
they were just such shoes as those
men had on when Sutton and Wood ar
ested them.
AIR. Calhoun of Quenemo was q wit
ness and ne said he saw the two de-
PENDANTS at his town on the evening of
May II. the day before the robbey. One
OF the men was sleeping in an elevator
and the other vas sitting at the door
reading a book.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

in such cases, and the same win Be q.
monstrated in due time.
Policeman Downing says that he has
no option in the case and that he win
proceed at once to execute the orders
Of the board of health. He also SAYS
il this thing is to be carried out as
now started that wichita will have
clearer streets and alleys this summer
than ever before.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

Local Republicans have been Interesting
Themselves in National League Meeting.

Local Republicans have been Interesting
Themselves in National League Meeting.
Letters of inquiry have been sent to
the Eagle by local Republicans en-
curing about the national meeting Of
Republican clubs soon to take place at
Cincinnati.
Some of the writer's want to know in
regard TO representation and one writer
in particular suggests that Wichita
ought to elect delegates at once.
John Adams says that there is a mis-
understanding in regard 10 this Gin
cinnati convention, that 1t is national
league meeting and the delegates to
it are elected by the state league OF
Republican clubs and not by clubs d.
rect as causes some ia suppose
The Kansas league at its last meet
ing at Topeka elected delegates to at
tend the Cincinnati convention. and
they will be the only ones admitted.
So there are no delegates TO elect.
g. Is w.
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Rev. J. ". Anderson Of Chillicothe.
Mo, cousin Of the pastor VIII preach
and sing in Dodge avenue NJ + church
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings OF this week. The gentleman
is a great singer as well as preacher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

(OfiiciaO
Wichita. Kan. June 10. 1895.
Council met in regular session. Mayor
Cox in the chair and Councilmen
Francis, Maxwell and Throckmorton
present.
There being no quorum on motion OF
Throckmorton council adjourned, till
next Friday night. L. NJ cox
Attest: Mayor.
c. s. SMITH. Clerk
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soAK SPECIAL BARGAlNs.

House. three rooms. IN good repair
newly painted. shade trees. 20 feet from,
in West Wichita, convenient 10 bust
ness.-S15o.
House four rooms. good repair. new
" painted inside and out. new kitchen,
- feet front. well located on the Wes:
Side. with southsaz: sxpcsure-s3o0.
House and 30 fee, from. In second
block on North Moseley zvenue-scoo.
Brick house. four rooms. located near
College Hi. 20 feet fronL-sll
Good six room house In third block
on North Aoselsy avenue, 81 feet az
ground, worth 81. 600. now offered for
s5<s
House. eight rooms. north Of Oak -.
cost 500 % build. In splendid repair,
- feet Of ground-sz sls
Ten room house on College Hill g.
ted VITA al modern improvements
splendid OUT buildings. plenty Of fruit,
ornamental trees and shrubs. COS, 20
tuIid ss.soe. VIII lease 20 good teaac.
for three years
Livery barn. store buildings. build
i1gs suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses and NUMEROUS dwellings located
u all parts Of the city. for rent or sale.
Call on ne n he Kansas National
bank room. corner Main and DouxiaA
c. L DAVIDSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

Try the good luck baking powder. DR..
Prices. and you will have economy and
content TO conjure with.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
WILL BE NO TRILBY,

VIII BE NO TRILBY.
Where are You going tonight? In
trying 10 decide, be sure and consider
the charms Of the young ladies who
will appear in tableaux and pantomime
at the Garfield
will be novelty worth seeing. Such
an entertainment VIII begiven tonight.
Positively no Trilby. and none need
apply. Beautiful music and lovely tab
leaux. Pretty summer entertainment
Better come.
Ray the ten year old son Of E. Dodge
OF the West Side, fell from a swing
Sunday afternoon. breaking his right
arm below the elbow. The little fellow
sustained the injury heYoically. DR..
Cave reduced the fracture.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11
WARM FIGHT MADE
REPUBLICANS DISPLAY KEEN IN
TEREsT IN COUNTY POLITICS.

Judge Feed Made Wonderful Race In
Town and Swept Four Wards by Large
Eajorities with Friends In the Two
Other De,egations--Country Precincts
not Heard from Except in a Few Cases.
Halderston, it is Said, Desires to Contest
One Ward and Caldwell Another
Campbell gets the Fifth Ward.
Judge Reed was largely the favorite
In Wichita yesterday, and it is esti-
mated by his friends that he has
enough votes so far as heard from, to
nominate him for judge on the first
ballot His majority and strength in
the city are figured out as follows:
First ward
Opposition. %. ....... Al
Reeds majority. -. 80. go. 2S2
Second ward
Reed delegation. %. 90. =. go. 267
Opposition. ..... 90. 800. 81
Reeds majority. go. :. 276
Third ward
Reed delegation, >. 80. 90. ..... $40
OpposlIioH-. 80 %. 80. IV3
Reeds majority. 80. 30. 90. 240
Fourth ward
Seed delegation. 312
OppOSIIioH-- -. Ztf
Reeds majority. =. 90. 80. 63
Fifth ward
Campbell delegation. 80. 80. =. 76
Tucker delegation. -. 80. 80. =. 81
Campbell's majority. 90. =. 8
Siyth I'd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

Standard in results as gold coin
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11

Supreme for forty years is Prices
Cream Baking Powders record. All
others are cheaply and careleSSly made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-11
COMING LOCALEVINr.

The only baking powder free from
every trace OF aduteration is DIR.
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HOUSES AND LANDS
For Sail for Cush,
FOR Sale on Time.
FOr. Sale "a, In ~f0lS,,s emf DIun

To trade for stocks Of mechandise or
anything else tina; can be converted
into money. Now Is the time to get a
home. All farm products are sdyanc-
ing IN value. Real estate will have its
turn next and when IL is too late you
viii be telling what you could have
70 --c.. 10 h.d
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do roc believe = orsxirzi SIR IA.
Goss Of ;6e-n are p-sglzr.so1- --I>scx
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Three mothers Of three beautiful
bouncing baby boys down at Mt.
0livet one day last week dressed
the little darlings In their best bibs
and fuckers, and then called in an
old bachelor to decide which was
the handsomest baby. He came
and looked, walked around the ag-
gregation of baby loneliness in the
same critical way that he would
have done around a flock Of sheep
at the county fair, and then told
the anxiously waiting mothers that
the babies were all so beautiful
that he could not make a decision,
but that when the next crop ar
rived he would gladly act as judge.
OF course that broke up tho show
right then and there.-Trlbune.
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LICK CREEK.

Mrs. Dave Compton and daught-
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Mrs. Mamie Carter is on the
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John T. Jones made a trip to
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Ben Miller is ON the sick list.
Harry Castle was visiting home
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Frost has damaged lots OF beans
Virg. Pigg is visiting on OuI
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The largest offer ever made to
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This is what Peter Cooper, who
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Croaklng seems to DO a contagion.
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In the faces OF others.-Ex.
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MERCHANTS,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

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Borders 4 Stewards are rapidly
taking the lead in the shoe bust
ness. See their limo.
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ADVERTISING Just means 10
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Cough lead, N consumpties. Kemp
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The time is drawing near when
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"All along the untrodden paths OF
the future we can see the hidden
footprints of an unseen hand"
And yet we wonder at crimO.-Ex.
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Hat PInsand sido combs are very
stylish. A new line Of neat designs
has boon received At Conley's.