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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
IIxc Sporting Nntcs.

WlIdGre, the noted Yorkshire hackney
HilIfarm. near Phiadelphia. yesttrIey. lisy.''"'
y dispatch from Hot springs Ark. says
that AIaugger CuuinEham has decided
f, 10 'I1''t@ I,Ig,,,t. ''ig .''e''nE mere
,.,,,,,.gt ii1' VIE an"s EgI " ttrF hKely
fowS !ni, 6y BON Ia MarvIR is'eF rbo he iI2H aiH
,,l.6 entered j" tAs Fleetwood 2-year-old
,..
o,nnau bench show have died since its
lIoSt. me tr9Nb.r mas been traced TO the
r,'jr. DenGHiNs or diseased dogs by the manage
Emil uNlrlcht OF Los Angeles, broke the
twenty-five nile indoor rerorl paced, at
the San Francisco bicycle tournameut last
piE-ni lie covered The distance IN
lV".l' w. ,
claim Pitcher J. W Harper ard the ma!
tOnal board VIII draw straws 10 see who
win take the trump,
has housGt q bF. " i smith Of, Ley, .s.,
B A. bv Baron Wilkes -Forrat-NTa-No hy,
MamhIino Patrhen. Price $3.50
gi,r+ haven ,,,r,o4 I,,.,. tr.1,,. L. ,,..
6Ss9mlns E f 1.Ia PT9mneni M d a in Sy9gnsy ~ W.
", M , 'i, Hh, ddS dd5uF lnghGS
lie recently defeated Dan Keeiey. OF Vic. VIC.
m rr, -. u. Nv Nv tuU'u7'
me NerthTesteih ASSOCIATION OF IToto
meetns for August The races win be- be at
washington park, as usual The events
Include $1,000 Fnturty. the total en-
trance Zee to which is only per cent.
Speaking Of the capture Of Denver Ed
Smith in Florida Nclse Innes, the Boston
boxing critic, declared: 'I.at the good
work go on. Boxing Is all right in public
under proper supervision Those who want
Old time Sneak fighting game should pay
the penalty when caught"
Catcher William Clark has affixed his
signature to a contract with the Baltimore
baseball club The members OF the team
WIN have signed for lAgB Robinson
Hemmrg Rel'z, Kissiuger and Clark
Manager Haulon leaves for New York TO-
night 10 attend the meeting o. the National
rules
AIaaaeer Connie Mack, OF the P!ttsburg
club, has received a letter from Patsy Te-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
Cars Rolled Down Embankmcnt- One
Man Killed.

Greenville. Ala, Feb. 23.--The south
bound passenger train on the Louisville &
Nashville, passing Greenvile at $40 this
morning, was deralled three miles below
and fearful wreck resulted. The cars
rolled down an embankment and caught
fire. Five were burned, including two pas
senger coaches. the baggage and express
cars and one sleeper. The engine tore Its
way along the roadbed for some distance,
tearing UP the rails. large number of
passengers were on board many of them
en- route to the Mardi Gras at Mobile and
New Orleans. The physicians in the city
were summoned in haste. and soon reached
the wreck, when everything possible was
done to relieve the sufferings of the vic
Tins.
When the extent of the damage was as
certained, It seemed little less than mir
acle that only one life was lost-that of an
unknown man-who was killed outright.
His neck was broken Several were more
or less injured as follows:
Mrs. Armstrong, of Buffalo, n. Y, arm
broken at shoulder.
Mrs. Schoolcraft, of Montgomery, hand
and forehead cut.
Mrs. Wisdom. of Montgomery. face Sc
verely cut.
Mrs, Thompson, of Montgomery. contu-
sion OF knee-cap.
-Four others, including the porter. were
slightly hurt.
The man killed purchased ticket in
Montgomery for New Orleans. His grip
had the initials &c. r. A."
No one knew his name. All the passen-
gers, except. a few who remained here.
were carried by special train TO Mont
gomery The wounded are being cared for
at the Ebert house. The road will be clear
in few hours.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
JOHN /. ON A JAMBOREE.
Mr.. sullivan Persistently Looks Upon the
Vino When II Il Rod In the Cnn.

Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 23.-John L. Sui
livan continued his drunken carousal in this
city to-day and was a conspicuous figure
al various saloons. lie made trips In an
open barouche. accompanied by several
followed him. Sullivan was bitter against
the newspapers for the notorlety he has re-
ceived, He says he has been greatly mis-
represented Meanwhile he continues to
spend his money freely for drink ana shows
no signs OF letting up. He declares that
he has pawned his watch and diamonds to
assist his company during the past few
Week weeks when h m tnoS playfd TO small houses;
leave for New York on the Clyde line
steamer tomorrow. Some have money
that they saved, sullivan Is said to have
raised sufficient money TO pay the passage
of the two children OF the company, They
Will go by rail tomorrow morning. Miss
Armstrong. a member Of the company, had
Sulivan's trunks attached to-day for sl20,
which she claims to be due her for wages.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
BABTISTS TALK SECESSION.
The southern u. y. i. Societies May With
draw From tho u. Y. 7. U. 4.


Baltimore. Feb. 23.-The Baptists of
Baltimore are discussing the question
whether the Baptist young peoples So
cieties of the South shah secede from
the Baptist Young Peoples Union Of
America and form q separate organi2a-
tlon. Such a movement Is being urged
ny considerable number of Southern
Baptist clergymon.
The matter Will come to an issue at
the southern Baptist convention at
Washington May 9. The reasons urged
uE trIehas ,I,l or the plan are that it viii
give the Southern societies unity of To-
cation, through land sympathy. The
matter Interests Baltimore as this CITY
Is chosen for the great B. Y. L. con-
Vention next June, for which a. tent has
been engaged 1gS by I35 feet. The Balti-
more Baptist vigorously opposes the
scheme Of secession and editorially calls
upon all the friends of the B, Y. p. L. A.
10 make II q point to be in Washington
on May 2. 'Nith the fun determination
OF doing all that is possible to hold our
organization intact" the Baptist saws:
we of the southern states cannot af-
ford to pun out and organize union
bounded by zectional lines. a Southern
department Of the B. y. p. u. y. is the
thing. and the only thing. we need"
MIR. E1munds, editor of the Record
and chairman OF the press committee for
the convention next June. asks the
question: What possible connection
has the Baptist Young Peoples Union
with the general conventions that 1t
must be divided by sectional llnes?"
lie thus answers himself; ITS whole
aim and scope are simply to arouse a
great missionary spirit in its members
To train hem in good works and once
year to bring thousands from the North,
South, East ana West to some central
point where the inspiration that comes
from such a united effort may thrill
them with the determination TO return
10 their homes and do stIll better work
for the Masters cause through their
own existing denomlnal organizations.
The sectional lines that have divided our
country and our religious organizations
have been curse to our land"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
ritr NEW jung TREATMENT.

The new lung romoly now m such favor
with leading lung specialists throughout
the country, and credited to pr Copeland
Sisroye,w spo,iI nnt esSsya ib@ attsnton
of any of those in our midst who have
contracted bad colds during the present
long seige OF bad weather.
Few persons become hopeless invallds
from asthma, bronchitis and lung troubles
except as the natural outgrowth of what
we call bad colds"
Expressions from eminent New York,
Boston and Philadelphia authorities regard
ing the Incompatible curative energy Of
DR. Copelaud's new lung remedy are sup
plcmented by word from Dr. W. c. Byers,
of l'ittsburg, Pa, who has had twenty
years successful practice ps u lung special
ist, and who saws: II regard DR. Cope
lands new remedy as the most valuable
discovery In lung treatment proper that
has ever been brought to the attention of
the medical profession. In asthma and
bronchitis It IS as much specific as quin-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
THE OPEN COURT.
All the People Treated Free by Drs. Cope
land and E'ranaman.
NO Matter What the Disease, Not Penny Pay for Services
and In no Case More Than Reasonable Price for All
Medicines Until the Cure Is Effected

~ had severe pains In my head. My
nasal passages would stop up; my throat
would collect In the back part OF my
throat, and Kept me continually hawking
and splitting.
81 had pains In my chest. a tickling
sensation IN my bronchial tubes, severe
hacking cough, a hoarse husky voice and
soreness and choking up in my lungs. My
appetite was poor from the dsorderel
condition of my stomach. ! lost flesh and
strength, and became unit to do any work
at all. | was In bad shane when | rlaccd
and Branaman, but | began TO improve
shortly thereafter
"t can now say that ! .ave been entirely
relieved by these physicians of all the
symptoms of my disease. consider the
result remarkable. / have gained Is pounds
in weight and / am perfectly well In every
respect, l cannot say enough for the Cope
land lung treatment
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
The Loretta sisters BENEFIT.

The Sisters OF Loretta have arranged for
a big benefit entertainment of varied char
acter 10 be given at Music hall Monday
evening next. Some OF the best entertain
ers have been secured. as the appended
programme will show;
''Printemps D'Amour," mazurka (Gotts-
challz), Miss Ida Mcnamara.
Loretta drill, little Misses Pagne, Glass,
Banheld Scoville. Rooney, O'Relly, TRAY
ers. Duncan, McDohald, Rafelle, Doerr,
Gerard, Fogarty, Sheehy and Carwell
Vocal duets, Misses Quinn,
Character sketch. Aunt Chloe"
La Lisonjera" C"fhe Flatterer'O Cham
inade), Miss Frances Llllis.
soprano solo, elena Wright HoHenback.
Sleep walking scene from Macbeth"
Miss Mary White.
Racozky march, for two pianos Q4iszD.
Mrs. Ella Baekus-Behr. Miss Carrie Man
ion.
Double quartette, (al Last Night
IWhte), Misses Prade. Foulk, Lahey.
Dougherty,, Haney, Harrison, n. Dough-
(aiJ' cavatina Cram; ,b) Mazurka Cwen-
iawskD, Mr.. sully Osiier.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
HyPNoTIsM AND FARCE.
Second Annual Open Session of the Lin
wood Literary Club.

The second annual open session of the
Linwood Literary Club was held last night
at the Academy OF Music, The programme
rendered was directed by Hypnotist Charles
T. Mcdaniel lie would give a few mes
merle strokes and then the subject would
come forward and perform as directed
with his bald wig the hypnotist did the
farce hypnotic acts in very comic and
taking way The entire, programme was
one Of laughter and mirth.
Those, who appeared on the programme
& &Msre; Miss Lulu B. Pierce, vocal solo;
Dwight, essay; Miss Mabel McComb, piano
solo; T. a, Berkeb!le, oratlon; W. W. Nc
Can, banjo solo; w. r. Warder, society
Paper. The llumlnator; l.. Mccall, orig
nal poem Il, w. Mcdaniel mandolin solo;
a farce play, entitled The Garroters." +"
Write written by William Dean H9wellss. was
pIaysd IN an able manner. which did much
credit to the amateur actors. Those In the
cast OF chaar,aaeters were;;, g; +. coomber,
N. M.e4snIels, L. w. 7. Loyitt, Miss Nell Bayha,
". + Frosbe, Miss Marie Nelson and Miss
Margaret Stone. The proceeds will be de-
voted 10 charity.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
NEWS OF THE DAY,

A snmblinr room In the Schultz building
was raidcd last night.
a special meeting Of the corucn viii be
held tomorrow night.
Mir a. A. Whipple advises all who can
do SO TO hold ON to their property.
a class tn electricity viii hc orsauiaod
In the high school tomorrow evening.
The annual meeting OF the National Re-
form Press Association closed yesterday
Work upon the new custom house WIN
begin within the ncNt thrcc or four days
At the next meeting of the board of pub
lie works ain extensive sewer =yst.m VIII
be outlined.
The city's counsel M ,hc water works
mntter are waiting for the legislature to-
pass two bills.
c. f wi'te. farmer llyine on tho Ray.
confidence man.
In tho billiard contest IN tho Auditorium
last night Ives Won tho straight rail- uHl
Schnctcr the balk line game.
city CLERK Graham says Alderman Nor
rau's license orIWAuce was lnierlucl ~
ell .''''''D'' O' '''' "l''' '''s' % '''' ''u'-
William Johnson ami Isaac Gcsswcr were
arrested yesterday while stealing wlrc Np-
LONGING to the Edison Electric Lirht COM
rany.
judge Blizzard S. rsnam, OF chicago, n.
hc slept last nIght iu the Coates House,
securely anchored.
TIN county court yesterday refused 20
pay the btl Of ,N-Justiro Lnt-hIW for
holding an inqu,st upon tho remains Of
Madame iauc Wright
Warden Pace. Of tho Missouri ro9.tort'1ry,
that Robert Johnston uu1 Joseph Ua'tou,
the tan and short" f1otrals, SERVED terms
IN THAI institution
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

San Francisco, Feb. 93-Slx races were
on the card to-day, and they We're all good
ones. Eight horses started IN the first race,
and when they finally finished there was
AMI .c1tb Tors tou,ais ,Sl 'ne ne i5s ps
cito stakes, worth $1,000, for 2-year-olls, In
a style that showed him 10 be a crack
youugster.
In the hurdle race. Raylne, TO /, threw
his Jockey al the second jump.
First race-SiX furlQugs. Sue Abbott won:
Esperance, second Sir Walter, third. Time,
1:20.
second race-Selling: FIVE furlongs. Sligo
won; Harry Lewis, second; Sir Reginald.
third, Time, l:0ta..
Third race-Paclfic stakes; 2-yeaT-olds;
oae-half mile. Kowalski won; Leon l.,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

There will be a special meeting Of the
Kansas City assembly Of the brotherhood
OF 81. Andrew M Grace church guild nan
on Monday, February 20 hsriuulUg al
o'clock IN the afternoon, The programme
IL as follows
8 p. m,-opening address by Bishop E, r.
AtWill.
tirst subject & for dlsGnssiohi, AsseI Inbly
second, "Personal Work" Thomas l. Win
diate; third, "Asserliye Christian Munu-
ness" K. B Midilebro0k, fourth, WHY
Am a brotherhood Man" H. u. Ashley;
hfth, "Question Box" Roy. Jphu II. hop-
kins.
6 p. m.-SuppsT.
D. rn.-Serylce, addresses by Rev John
II. Hopkins, of Atchison. kas., and others.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

The Sohmel2ers have organized for the
season of 1898 under the management of
&c; r. 6: Iolmer with A. S Anderson as
with one OF the finest sets of uniforms
ever used in this city. Some of the best
amateur players In this section Of the
country have been secured ana the team
will be stronger than ever before
LeaveuWorth ST. Joseph. Nebraska city.
Omaha and many smaller towns will be
visited during the season, which will open
as soon as the weather permits. Every
possible step viii he taken TO advance anna
teur baseball iu this city this season and
the Snhmel2ers will make "A strong fight
to become the champion amateur team of
this city and the Missouri valley.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
MIR. rARsNEY GOING TO EUROPE.
He and Mrs. Tarsney VIII Spend tho Sum-
mcr In the Old World.

Washington. Feb. 23.-CSpecal.) Repre-
sentative Tarsney and wife have made ar
rangements to leave for Europe April IA
next, to be absent some time. According
to present plans they Will sail on the City
of Rome, for Genoa and, after spending
some time in Italy, Will go North grad
ually with the season, spending most of the
hot summer in the mountains of Switzer-
land. This plan is 10 be carried out in the
event 1t is reasonably certain there Will be
no extra session.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

Parkyllle Mo-, Feb. 2S.-(special) Mr.
John IL. Bueneman, an early settler Of
e ha4 oay eqagy m fgd aEs Eas Is years. earfd
settled In Platte county, near Parkville
about 1910, and a few years later took up
young, growing town. He was for many
years prominent merchant, and was post
master for long period.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
Convention of Missouri sherifrs.

Sedalia, Mo-. Feb. 23-(Special) A con-
vention OF Missouri sheriffs was held here
to-day, twenty counties being represented.
The object of the meeting was to formulate
plans to defeat the bin now before the leg
fees for feeding prisoners from 80 to 40
Ants per- day. The. organization was
completed 'by electing Sheriff Schrogen, of
ter, of Pettis, secretary, After appointing
several committees the convention ad-
Niarnh L
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

st. Joseph Mo-, Feb 23.-(SpeclaL) Oscar
Serge. one Of the Oldest and best known
night by hanging himself with a clothes
line. Grief over financial reyerses was the
cause, A daughter of the dead man was
Switzerland. two years ago while chaper-
oning the Misses Englehart, who were on
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

The hghr between paddy" Purteu and
Johnson, the terrible swede." which was
scheduled 90 come Off before the Galeno
Athletic club uu next Tuesday evening,
nS.nt @ 6f t os' i r,si siFy9 b6 ~ i on m Fe- &
the care of "a physician at his training
quarters In LaaNenWOrth. Purtells phy-
bician decided yesterday that he would not
be- able 10 enter The ring under three weeks
ana this compelled the pOstponemeut OF
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

Washington, Feb. 23,-(SpecialI There Is
much talk among Al!ssuuriaHs about the
matter of moving the cap.tal OF the state
10 Sedalia. Various opinions are expressed
on the probable result OF vote on the
question, one Of the outgoing members,
who is In touch with those opposed 10 the
plan, Is suggesting that a scheme is likely
TO be worked 10 have number of
places voted for In the contest. and thus
work 10 Sedal!a's disadvantage.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

Emporla, Kas., Feb. 23.-(special) Hart
well p; Heath. or Frank II. Trpesdell.
banks with bogus drafts, to-day waived
preliminary examination and was remand
OF the district court The large crowd
that gathered to see. the prisoner was dis
appointed, as he did not appear. He IN
him.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
Judge burton AT washincton.

Washington. Feb. 23.-(Specla) Judge
succeed Mr. Morgan, arrived to-day. lie
spent some time at the capitol meeting
the honors of escortng him around and
observed that It was no disgrace TO have
been defeated by as fine looking man as
Judge Burton.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

George y. Raider tried to kin his father
with an AK In Pctus county.
sartin's anti-pool h.ll has been indea.
,litely postponed In the house, which kills
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
Mrs. Rop Dead in washington.

Washington, Feb. 23.-(speclall THE wife
OF Colonel ID. NJ. R0p, formerly of Guthrie.
died to-day The remains VIII be buried
here Tuesday. The deceased was cousin
Of Ss2ster HILL
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

Pearsons Weekly: Facetious friend
well, have you and your Wife settled as
10 who is 10 be the speaker of the hOuse?"
Young husband-"Not yet We usually
occupy the chair together"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
SCHAEFER.IYES EXHIBITION.
ivEs woS AT STRAIGHT RAIL AND
sCHtEiEH hr BtLK LINE.


,,.' ''.'','' ''in % ''St 'Nti''nt was WINES
,e .Io"g o. l'i' W. -. ,,
enthusiasts ln Nlhc city Messrs Bruns
Bros. OF tn. nhal billiard hail who go.
.,.,,I ~ - a.. t-,,,-,. l,l.,. - ~
] VIZ Sl'n' ~, Na"93S CNs 'u. as,
Auditorium. were weu rl'a5ed win the
attendance, which repaid them for the time
.,,t ,,,.,.,. ,.,,,.,..fsl
n.sni,n ,f'. f,l. ,t,. r,.,- ,.,. ,.or,.
sick man, both games were fun Of interest
aud were as pretty exhibitions Of artistic
work with The cue ana The worries as the
-, ,. - - - ~"
.t'nts p'aE'' were '.' points up instead oil
hoiug cut down ON account Of the condition
OF Ives.
In the s,raIrht rail- game the young
-''toi@Vh WIS ing Nie'ht IN llNe hu'iSs'
"..h an average or Ol. ana Iu the balk line
game tna wizard" exactly duplicated this
I..rt winning !t, Dya irrirvs with mn nv.
''-9 a. l' "h tNSlti.''s'E Hlsh A'tI'ss l'F
'l' D1'N ilhs game. ives maae hlEh run
oI -s5 at the straight rail- game ana SChaef-
er ran out the halk line game with beau
n fancy billiards. The exhibition. was
,,,,,..,,.', u -.
,.',,,. '',,i I'm s'.iS po,". y.
N's"' anu was notable from the iact that
among the spectators were a number of
ladies'. Who seemed to appreciate the ane
shots ana enjoy the wgfk of the eyperis
Al $3.50 o'clock S,haefer ana Ives were IN
troluc,d by eN-Police Judge John L.
ligo officiating as referee and Rudolph
Bruins as marker the champions proceeded
TO- piayIug without delay
The Straight rail game was played first.
Sghaefer won the bank and selected the
black ball. He missed the spot shot and
Ives followed with u blank from hard
leave. with ono well executed shot Schaef-
pr gathered the balls In the corner in per-
feet condition, ana Ives Sat down with the
D. 1f5 . fH.,s hot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

Fourth race--One and one-quarter miles;
handicap. Mary S. won; Eckert second;
Gold Dust, third. Time, 2Ioig.
Fifth rtce-One ana one-half miles; hur-
die; selling. Eelampago won Mestor, sec
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

At the weekly roll of the Acme Bowling
Cluh ON the Royal alleys yesterday Under
wood Won the medal with the excellent
score Of so. The score;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
DRS. COPELAND & BR.NAMAN,
SECOND FLOOR.
102i-1O.6 Walnut ST.; kan.us CITY Mo

Specialtles-Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchitis.
Nervous Diseases, rheumatism. Consump-
ton ana all Chronic Affections of the
Throat, Lungs. Stomach. Liver and Kid
neys.
0illce Hours: n M. to r. 80 D. m. to
.. to p m. Sundays, a. m. TO p. IN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
A Social Notification.

De groun' hawg cotch er chilblain;
HES nussin' It ter hum.
He won be out a yisitin'
Fob seb'ral weeks ter come.
Washington Star.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
TREATMENT NY MAIL.

Persons living az a distance can receive
quite as effective trea tment by mail as by
personal visits. When you write us please
enclose two cent stamp for symptom
blank.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

The man who sighs for the happy day
When a barefoot boy he ran,
Is the same old boy who used to say:
II wisht l wuz man"
Philadelphia Record.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

The weekly ron OF the Dry Goods Bowl
ing club was held on the Royal alleys last
evening with the following result:
EfrIkns Enar.a ,nntnl
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24

Tho nifty day l,m, II tho legislature viii
expire "Wednesday
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-01-26
Result Of Extensive improvements.

The Louisville, Evansville & ST. Louis
Consolidated Railroad, Familiarity known
as the Air Line" has shortened the run
ming time of its passenger trains between
st. Louis and Louisville one hour and twenty
minutes: but the many improvements re-
Gently made in the roadbed, bridges, tun-
nels, equipment, etc, will admit of a still
faster schedule, which will be made effect
i've as soon as necessities may require. The
facilities this line now gives the travelling
public make it the ~favorite line betweenS st.
Louis and Louisville. All trains depart
from terminals later and arrive earlier
than competitors. The patrons of the Air
Line can not fail to appreciate the efforts
of the management TO furnish accommoda-
tions superior 90 any other line.
Between Evansville and Louisville, where
no competition exists, this being the only
through train service route, the time has
been shortened one-half hour.