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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
ON A TOMBSTONE.
A Hsmas Taos Produced IN . nfraes-
iozs Manner.


iozs Maaner.
In the Oak Hill cemetery .. Stony
Brook. l. J.. a large tonb<soae Of moi
tied Italian marble bears a remarks b.s
portrait of sn asersge-sizsd human
face. The picture Il not the work Of o
s-u!ptor. nor has Il ben craven with
TIE narble-cuttsrs ei.is<l; IL Is nsto-
rai production. the ostZs=es of the face
being formed by . peculiar grouping o:
the cioudsd veins and dark spots char
srse-istic Of frS;-ciass imported stone
The remarkable peculiarly Of this par
GcGlz- s.oae has been known for tzo
or three rear. and throughout tae
length s1d bresdth OF Lag Ialzad IL
rs referred 80 SIS The miracle lace
starding n>z- as ooe ~onlE IL reading
Al e?.saPh or Inspecting ;be grain an1
POLISH Of sch memorial ss-atf. the
outlines Ct the face rzano. BE- trzoed.
BAT :: q Distance Of fro-s ;hi-rY-1se %
Fry 1ses !. Is an plain as ts1or-h corss
with n artists brEslz, the gruufs q!
the spueA. vsssas as1 waving hze2 eo-z-
einin1 % r.akr ncs o1iy tsis r-s--s-
sk~see - . face. Int eo-nrse.e ro--
trait inc,ud.ng hair. eyes. zo>s.
cAanisa- H<g.h, eh.n- etc ifs oz.lines
Ss~ e3earest, % cJzrSe. wara fn-
shsdsws AID liSss ss&y sxoss<.1 -sss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16

Another relic Of The prehistoric ei~
rhan, has t-eea soEnd On, the north aide
AZ Penns cove, on WILDLY sssad. IA
tae P&ciac- /: IS ts.k f-cn " hich r
Get Of billiard BALI. AK or more incs.as
In diameter. csu!S be carved Xr. Love
toy dug on. . s~ctioa ,s~o ard q hal,
fee, IN Iezgth- up-n exposure 20 tas
air I. .oca lost - boaJ appearance. ass
crurnb.es assay The strata .. whldks,
Island hare iozz been known 90 - rAsh
Ia fossil remains. especially la sl.oa~ a
the Ha@s;a.doa. OF pr~hissovsc e.ephant
ruEsero=s traces 81 which have ee~a
uncovered - tie e1srnbsing q b...ss
slc.g ss.s SsOre~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
A eOA'S CLEVER TRICK.
The 6erpeat's Silent Capture of N Ca
saspsettng sparrow.

The serps.ts Silent Capture OF as Ca
saspseting sparrow.
A sight very seldom seen by any but
professional naturalists was observed
the other day in a German geological
collection. The boa-constrictor is q
non-poisonous snake, and kills its prey
by squeezing IL to death. Ayoung boa
lad been kept in q cage over o
week with three sparrows without
taking any notice OF the pres
ence Of tho birds, nor did tho
latter manifest any fright of the rep
tile. One day. says the Philadelphia
Record, the snake appeared TO watch
the movements of the birds, then pick
ing seeds OF the 6oor of the cage, and
slowly began TO unwind from tho
branch Of the tree on which It spent
most OF the time. Almost inpcrcep-
tibly the loops on the tree disappeared,
the body of the snake becoming more
and more disengaged, but its head still
remaining at considerable distance
from the floor. All Of q sudden the for
ward part OF the snakes body shot
downward with Lightning rspidity.
graspinR one OF the unsuspecting
birds, not with the mouth, but with q
rapid twist Of tho body, crushing it at
the same time until quite htciess This
was done SO quickly and no;sclessly
that the other birds never noticed the
absence Of the victim The boa then re-
turned To the tree above. and after .
little preparation OF further pressing
the bird and covering II with Eaucas
II proceeded 10 swallow its prey with
ont biting or chewing. As the boAs az
Eays take their food ss night or In the
dark. this spectacle WA though. very
cr.yicuus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
THE WEATHER

WICHITA. Aug 10
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Showers and slightly warmer.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was % degrees: the
lowest - degrees. and the 1san 81 &C.
grees with cloudy weather and hgh.
showers throughout the day 10 me
amount OF .02 inch
Thus far this month the average iern-
perature has been a degrees
For the past seven years the average
fernperz -ure for the month OF August has
been - degrees, and FOR the I'm DAY y &C.
grees. FRED l. JOHNSON,
Observer.
WASHINGTON Aug. ls-Foilowins Is the
forecast up ,iI .. m Friday:
For kaBsaS-Fstr. PROBABLY sngatty
warmer in eastern portion; southeassersy
winds
For Oklahoma AID Indian Territory
Generally fair: probably sligh'! warmer
n The afternoon: variable WINDS
For Coiorado-Genersiy fair Tariaote
wind.
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Holds the Twenty-Four Hour Record.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 15:-Louis Grimm
of this city, who started yesterday at
noon to beat the twenty-four hour BIZ
cycle record, is now the champion long
distance rider of the world. At 3:42:l7
o'clock this morning Grimm had equal
led the worlds record of 4O7 miles and
"a yards for q hours held by Lyman
After resting for fifteen minutes he
started to complete the "A hours He
rode 400 miles in 20 hours, II minutes
and 20 seconds, and the distance he
covers between 9 o'clock and noon was
complete gain over the record
At the end Of the "a hours ride Grimm
had made ass miles. beating the best
previous record by IS miles,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
Harrison billiard Match.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-In the second and
last night Of a match game al I4-inch
balk line billiards played here. Thomas
]. Gallagher tonight made 4 fine show
ing. He had 500 10 make against 25S
for William Harrison. the young ex-
pert recently arrived from Oregon. and
clicked off the Necessary number in
eight innings. giving him an average az
3715 for the night and - s0-29 for the
TWO nights. He ran the game our with
l49 and before that punched seventy
five. He was playing 6oe 70 Harrison
400 and Harrison only made IS points
a,,sr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. 15-Betting
again favored the book makers OF Ex-
position park today. But one favorite,
Josephine, won. and all the other hors-
es that landed money were shots. Track
heavy and sticky, attendance fair.
Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Favorita,
3 to l, won; Mrs. s., 10 to second;
Bill Powell. to 1, third. Time 1851
Second-Four and a half furlonge:
Mitchell, to /, won: King Craft, 21s
to 1, second; One Dime, to 1, third.
Time: 1.01.
Third-F'ive furlongs: Leonell, tot,
won; John B., to 1, second; Thur
man, 8 to /. third: Time 1:07.
F'ourth-Seven furlongs: Josephine,
even, won; Collector, to 1, second;
Montell, to 1, third. Time 1854.
Fifth-Eight furlongs: Halett. 3 TO
], won; Virginite, 2 to !. second; Bob
Clampett, to 1, third. Time 1:e2.
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Windsor Races.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 15.-Today's re-
ceipts at the Windsor races were do
mated to the Hotel Dieu and Home OF
the Friendless hospitals. Over $500
people paid at the gate. AN bets We're
declared off il the last race and Coch-
ran was ruled off for pulling Scamp
who, opened al even money, went up to
4 to l. Miles Standish ran into tree
while leading, half mile from the fin
ism, and Jockey N. Lynch was badly
hurt. Two favOrites and three hot sec
ond choices won. The management
have decided against any more steep
lechases. Weather clear: track fas-.
Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Marian
r won; Jake Zimmerman, second; Tu-
tilla, third. Time 1:01l4.
Second-Six furlongs: The Rock won;
Helen Wren, second; Somnambulist,
third. Time 1:12&.
Third-Mile: Aunt Ida won; Miss
Perkins, second; Running Bird, third.
Time 1:41.
Fourth-Five furlongs: Nellie Smith
won; Star Beam. second; Miss Kitty,
third. Time :021h.
F5fth-Steepleci1ase about two miles:
Harry Smith won; Scamp, second; Mar
tinet, third. Time 1903.
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Victory for Harlem Officials

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Harlem track off,
Gals won a temporary victory over the
Civic Federation today and on an Or
der from Judge Gibbons the injunction
restraining them from allowing gamb
ling on the track has been set aside
for the time. A full hearing of the case
has been set for Monday next and at
that time it is expected a decision will
be rendered which will settle the con-
troversy and incidentally the fate Of
the Harlem track, so far as continuous
racing for the rest of the summer Is
concerned.
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ALL THEY COULD Do
MEETING OF TIE WESTERN LINfs
IN CHICAGO ADJOURES
Nothing Done Toward Regulating Harvest
Western Passenger Association Comes
Up-Eyerybody Is Certain that it's Just
the Thing. bat the Lines that Will when
Somebody Else VIII are Too Much Ia
Evidence Trans Missouri Agreement
Shares the Same Fate-Raiivay News.

Somebody EISe VIII are 100 Mach Ia
Evidence Trans Missouri Agreement
Shares the Same Fate-Railway News.
Chicago. Aug 1.-THE meeting of the
western lines adjourned TINS afternoon
without accomplishing anything con-
elusive on the matter OF running har-
vest excursions Some of the lines OBJ
jected strongly to the plan proposed
by the committee report on the restric-
ton to be placed around the excursions
and when II was seen that no agree
ment could be reached the whole thing
was dropped The Illinois Central has
the privilege Of running dts announced
excursions on the giving of ten days
notice to all interested lines, but for
some reason Of its own it did not give
the notice this afternoon that it was
not ready to give it just at this time
There is no doubt, however, that it will
run all its excursions as announced.
After the excursion bushes had been
placed on the shelf the question OF call
ing a general meeting for the purpose
Of recognizing the association was
taken up. The first proposition con-
sidered in this connection was the for
nation Of an agreement that should
cover the territory of the associa ton
between the eastern gateways and
Colorado common points. On the roll
call all lines were agreed that the for
nation of such an agreement was a
thing greatly to be desired but several
of the lines declared that Their action
in signing such an agreement would
have TO be contingent on the action Of
Of, lin cf W Missouri
Kansas and Texas, Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Memphis and Kansas City
PittSburg and Gulf were the principal
ones mentioned. AS the exact attitude
Of these lines could not be obtained at
once and the feeling IS general that the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas will not
join this form OF an agreement, the
matter was dropped fro consideration
Then the roads took up the questions
of forming agreements in the territory
between Chicago and the Missouri
river and in the transMisSouri terri
tory. The same trouble that had floor
ed them in the first instance laid them
out on both propositions and the lines
came ITO the mournful conclusion that
there was nothing that they could do
except adjourn, which they promptly
did Before the adjournment, how
ever, Chairman Caldwell was instruct
ed to inform the executive officers of
all interested lines that the passenger
officials could not reach an agreement
and had decided to leave the matter
for their final adjustment.
A. ]. Hit, formerly assistant SUPER
intendent Of the Rock Island, has been
appointed general superintendent. vice
Dunlap, deceased
TRUNK LINES MEETING.
New York, Aug. 15.-The proposed
agreement TO keep up freinght and
passenger rates occupied the attention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
o'Donen Licks the Omaha Kid.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 15.-At the
Grand opera house tonight Billy o.
Donnel OF Memphis defeated Oscar
Gardner. the Omaha kid in the
eighteenth round Of a lively interest
ing fight. Both of the little men were
decidedly clever but O'Donnell out-gen-
eraied the Omaha man. acting on the
defensive until the fifteenth round.
when he commenced forcing the fight.
finishing his man by a well planted
blow in the Jaw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
Can't Fight in Mexico.

Ell Paso. Tex, Aug. 15.-Today Mr..
NJ. T. Mclean, a prominent sporting
man Of Chicago. who came here a few
days ago to see what arrangements
could be made to have the Corbett-
FitZsimmons fight come off in Juanex,
Mexico. in case 1T is stopped at Dallas,
received a telegram from Joe Hamp-
son, a big railroad contractor Of Mexi-
CO, stating that President Diaz would
under no consideration allow the fight
to take place on Mexican soil.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16

in the proper direction. the portrait is
plainly visible at all times The face IL
on the back of the stone. and the eyes
are so set Ms 70 appear TO be looking
down upon the grave Of the person TO
whose memory tho shaft was erected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16
Contract for the amphitheatre Let.

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 15.-The contract
for the erection OF the Florida Athletic
clubs amDitheater has been let De-
tails of the original plan will be ad-
hered to and the building will seat over
$4,000. Today the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railroad gave its check for
$50 coo for 900 reserved seats to the
contest to be sold along the line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16

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pig oU, CT lie peal Co-oEsa PrsoSer-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-16

N9f-ls3ost@l agrut-Jrst cue .ss,S
Esore bow "a =r- year
&s.s sizgasF-T ~ss.y are yesra
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New Track ON the Coast.

San Francisco. Aug. 15-Vice Presi-
dent Henry J. Croker of the Pacific
Coast Jockey club signed contracts to-
day aggregating $4,000 for the con-
struction of the new race track near In
g'leside. 1t is expected that the track
will be ready for racing by New. 1. The
racing season will continue four
months
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Became Drifting Match

Ryde. Aug. 1.-THE race for the
Town Cup today developed into moth
ing more than a drifting match and
was stopped at the end of the first
the 20 rater%race. Inyoni was second
and Niagara third.
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FateSt Runner i'm the World

bloomington. ILL.,, Aug. 15-Tom Rob-
dnson of Fairbury, H.. at the fair
grounds today ran 100 yards in 93-5
seconds, breaking the worlds record
He IS in the match at Brockton, Mass,
Sept. 2, in which all the crack sprinters
of the country are entered.
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pIAz WILL oCcUPY BAcLaK.
Vigorous Il essures Taken against the In
dian frosece. of Great Britsin

Merida. Yucatan. Aug. I5-There IS
great enthusiasm here over the in-en-
ton OF President Diaz as announced
from tie City II Mexico 70 occuD-
Raciar with a strong force ~ troops.
The Santa Cruz Indians are filed with
dlSmay because they now realize that
their ds2reistsons are 70 be severed y
punished. Many n these Indians are
fleeing 20 Belize 10 accept British hos
pitality among the people who for r7ian,-
years have been furnishing them arms
and ammunition.
II IS not believed that the leaders Of
the Indians can bring over 500 into the
field against tie Mexican troops. Ten
thousand Yucstans TOW sr,pIove-i IN
cutting dye woods IN Honduras Uiy -
turn 70 take I'd arms az Raclar directly
the troops scccsed IN disiodviag me
hostile Indians no~ there
Westerly. IL, Aug. 15-Th4 HopkTn-
ton Savings hank of Hope Valley ss,s-
pended payment today oring u the
6eprecia ton Of the Northwestern Omar
aaty Loan AID Investment cornpanv's
securities ard the withdrawal Of de-
posts for investment Assets 500
eo. L is expected that the deposstors
VIII be paid IL full
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HuFalo Races

Buffalo, N Y, Aug. 15.-Lack of spec
ial attractions today caused the atten-
dance at the Grand Circuit meet TO
dwindle. The few who came saw some
fast time, records broken and some
sharp practice in Craftsmanship. The
best race of the day was the 2:17 pace,
in which Rachel was the favorite from
her good showing a week ago. In the
second heat Bumps pressed her but the
mare outfooted him by neck in the
time of 2:0S1a, two and half seconds
below her record and nearly equaHng
the pacing record 70 4-year-old mares
With Beusetta and Onaqua out OF the
oil trot nothing could stop klamath.
Theodore Shelton was q prohibitlve Ia
vorite in the 3-year-old pace after Ar
thur L., the faVorite son of Direct was
drawn. and won in three straight heats.
There was a report that the Bamllns
will build race track at Fort Erie Tor
next year if the betting privileges are
not restored in this state Results:
Class 2:11 trotting, purse S2.0oO: kla-
math won in three straight heats Time
2:093s, 2:l0A, 2:10la.
Glass 2:27 pacing, purse $1,000: Rachel
won first, second and fourth meats IN
211, 211, 2:e9. Bumps won the third
heat in 2:111s.
Glass 2:15 pacing, purse Sl,0o0: Ineo-
dore Shelton won in straight meats.
Time 2:1S34, 217, LIZA.
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EXCURSION TO THE EAST.

Vahd2tIA FenhsyiSHnM A.anes HHHouSu
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, new
York to Boston.
Aug. 10 to %. inclusive. account
Knights Templar conclave. Over AL
legheney mountains at highest point
above sea level; around famous
Horse Shoe Curve; along the Blue Ju-
niata. Stop-over privileges and first
class Accommodations. Excursionists
have choice of returning via Hudson
River, Niagara Falls, and other
routes. Write or wire Drummer. 500 Chest
nut street, St Louis. to have tickets
ready when you pass through that city
He'll do it cheerfully. and will also ar
range Pullman accommodations No
charge for his services
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Fifth-Five furlongs: Southworth. 4
to 5, won; Carver, 10 to 1, second; Faugh
a-Ballaugh, 10 /, third. Time 1:o4.
Sixth-Six and half furIongs: Dago
to 5, won: Miss Norma, Is to I, second;
Picaroon, Is to 1, third. Time 1:22A.
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GalesburS Races

Galeshurg, IL, Aug. I5.-Results al
Galesburg:
Class 10 trotting: Lady Beaumont
won third and fourth heats and race.
Time 2:2ei2. zee. Mac w. won frst
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General won second

Class 2:1S trotting: Hydrogen won in
straight heats. Time 212lk, 2I11s Rim
aldo Wirley, Billy Sample, Joco, Rope
tition, Major lambert, Joe Nelson. Red
skin, Lady Vivian, Clear Girt, S.G.A.
and Monibel also started
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gfvstic Park Races.

Aedford. Mass, Aug. 15.-The closing
day Of the August meeting at Mystic
park this afternoon attracted large
attendance. The event of the day was
the 2.ae rrct Summaries:
Class 2:20 trotting: Sir Sirock won
fourth, fifth and seventh heatss and
race. Time 2:l52.; 2:i624: PTS. Miss
Fullerton won third and sixth hea IS
Time a:i4A; PIG. Honeywood won first
and second heats. Time 2:14A: 2:l4ls
Judge Keller, Much Ado. Captain
White, Nicol, Wilbook, Jake Wyman
ana Cuckoo also started.
Class Eli pacing: Viteilo won in
straight heats. Time 2:I2&: e:i0l.: $40
Lulu Bun. Whisper, Sheriff. Alcyo and
Blizzard also started.
Class 2:l5 trotting: Lynne Belle won
in straight heats. Time 21ss.: o15:
2I4L- Prince. Margaret l.. Vega. NJ
bell and Milders also started
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Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 1.-Two thous
and people went TO State park this after
noon TO see Joe Patchen attempt TO
lower John r. Gentry's stallion record
of 2:03A and fail. Patchen made the
mile in 2:04A. Summaries:
First race-Trot for 3-year-olds purse
$500: Medium Wood won first, second
and fourth heats and race. Time 2:25,
f2:25N, 2:23.
Second-2:35 trot; purse $500: Allis
won first, third and fourth heats and
race. Time 2:27E, 2:2724, 2:27la.
Third-2:15 trot, purse $500: Norther
won the race in straight heats. Time
2:16H, 2:17A, PIG.
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Port Huron Races.

Fort Huron, Mich, Aug. 15.-Tne at
tendance al today-s races waB the larg-
est yet but a heavy wind rntereerej
WITH good time. Gretchen woi. lie sew
ertfi heat Of the unfinished 2-15 pace N
26ia. winni.-v the race. The nnfinishl
ed 2:2S trot was woa by Laundry Gul
IL the fifth heat in 1891 Tiit32
ThnI'ne won fourth heat in e:22i.. Cas-
sidy. Tony D, Reno Gregory, j. :. Case
ard Flora Bell also started. SLrIma-
IS:
Class 2:2S pacing, purse s4oo' Nellie
K won seccnd. third and fourth heats
IN 2:2f: 2:222s 9:22is. Crystoal won the
.irst heat in 2:231A. Rittie Eai Matte
Fir. Lillian Peko. Blue Liga:. Mile
E9,nes. Lady Lyons. EsteH DON Diaso
Dr. Mora, Little Billy and De'mD7. also
sJuted
Class 2:25 Facing purse 400: Jimmie
Mac wen second, Third and fourth heal S
2:251: 2:24; 2-22eis. Little Wonder
= n FIRST heat in 2:.2s. Dixie Va,. Az
res Dolce, Harry Lynn, JET Davis,
Manoline, Decorator Jr. AMI Bo:ly
Sroncho also started.
Mile and a half hurdle, purse secn.
San Gabriel won; Colonist secon., Toa
johnson, third Time 2:oa1s.
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JOE PATCHEN FAILS
HE UNDERTAKES TO LOWER JOHN
3, GENTRY'S RECORD.

His Work is Cut Out for Him at 2:03 3-4,
which He Misses just Half a Second
Rachel Comes Close to a Record at Buff
falo--Three-Year-Old Abnet Goes the
Mile in 2:12 Ia at indianapolis, Taking
Second Rank for the Year at the Age
Closing Day at Mystic Park--kunnins
Races.