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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-13
In Our Greaf Grandfafher's Time,

a little now and then, with a gentle.
cleansing laxative, thereby removing Of
Tending matter from the stomach and
bowels, toning UP and invigorating the
liver and quickening its tardy action,
and you thereby remove the cause of a
multitude of distressing diseases, such as
headaches, indigestion, or dyspepsia.
biliousness, piinples, blotches, eruptio1ls.
boils, constipation, piles, fistulas and
nlaladies too numerous to mention.
If people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action of their
bowels they would have less fire.
quent occasion to call for their doctors
services to subdue attacks of dangerous
diseases.
That, of all known agents to accom-
plish this purpose, DR.. Pierce's Pleasan,
Pellets are unequaled, is proven by the
fact that once used. they are ALWAYS in
favor Their secondary effec, is to keen
the bowels open and regular. not to fur
ther constipate, as is the case with other
pills Hence, their great popularity.
with sufferers from habitual constipation,
piles and indigestion.
A free sample of the " Pellets" 4 to ;
doses) or t,1ai, is mailed to any address,
postpaid, on receipt OF name and address
on postal card.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDI
Cal. ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y.
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About 100 delegates are present. The
meeting will last three days.
Southampton, June 1.-THE Amer
lean line steamer, ST. Louis, which left
New York last Wednesday, passed
Scully island this afternoon Much in
terest was manifested as to the time she
has made.
Wheeling, W. Va, June 12.-Ex-Sen-
ator n B. Scott, Republican national
committeeman. In an interview declares
himself for Stephen 3. Elkins for pres
ident. He claims Elkins has a large
following in the west.
St Malo. FVSrance. June 12.-The
steamer. Why Not. which was deserted
by the captain and crew yesterday, was
beached by the passengers, who landed
II safely. The captain and crew are
under police surveillance.
Fort Wayne. Ind, June l2.-Geneva,
little town thirty-eight miles south OF
this city, was partially destroyed by
fire last night More than thirty busi-
ness houses and dwellings were burned
making the total loss 1000.
Salt Lake City, Utah, June 12--This
afternoon yoiumnious complaint was
filed with Mayor Baskin against Chief
Divine, OF the fire department and also
claims that the chief has violated many
rules OF the department over which he
presides.
Milwaukee. June I2-Isaac Dame
berg, president Of the New York Brew
ers association, was robbed of his pock-
etbook containing SO here today, and
another brewer lost a watch, three
others lost diamond pins, and a fourth
is looking for his valise and contents
The police are busy looking for the
crooks.
at the Segingoltes mine belonging 10
Count Donnersmark. which broke out
on Monday last. is not so great as
was at first anticipated. Nine bodies
have been recovered and fifteen per-
sons are still missing: the rest of the
miners escaped. There is no doubt that
the missing miners were suffocated-
Liberty, no, June 12.-The trial of
Jerry c. Pate. charged with killing
Michael Callahan. during an alleged
A. p. A. election riot on Southwest
is in progress in the circuit court here
having been brought 10 Clay county
on change Of venue A jury was Sc
cured this morning and the trial was
commenced.
San Francisco. June 1.-THE United
States cruiser Olympia left this even
ing for Santa Cruz. having on board a
battalion or naval reserve. The Of
ficers objected 10 the cruise, declaring
that their ship should not be turned
into an excursion boat, but when the
naval resere officers appealed to Sec
rotary Herbert, he made the desired
order.
Albuquerque. N. NJ. June l2-w T.
McCreight Of the Albuquerque Daily
Citizen, and one OF the most popular
and successful newspaper men in the
southwest, today Joined hands in we'd
lock with Mrs. Marian Graham, one
of Albuquerque's society ladies. The
happy couple left tonight amid a
shower of congratulations for a two
weeks sojourn in southern California.
Washington, June 12-At the navy de-
partment today in reference to the
cruise of the Olympia with the Califor-
mia naval militia on board. II was stated
that Acting Secretary McAdoo is busy
at present arranging the program for
the cruises of the naval militia battal-
lions of other states. Besides drilling
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CLEAN THROUGH HEB.
A Much Travelled Needle with . Thread
Attached.

Attacheds
One Of the most phenomenal cases on
record took place in Ottumwa recently. IL
will be remembered that few days since
Mrs. J. G. Patton. pruprietrese Of the
NoInan's Exchange, was Frustrated while
riding On . street car. The physician who
was called, after n brief examination into
the caec, stated that she was suffering from
en- attack Of heart trouble. She was taken
70 her home and placed under the care OF
her regular physicians. She was unable 20
speak. even In a whisper. and at times has
been quite weak and unable to leave her
bed
In a degree, her case puzzled the ply
kc.Ans- She had en- acute pain IN the back
Of her neck and along her spinal column.
The other night she retired "a usual and
rested fairly well Quite early IN the morn
ing she was seized with choking spell and,
finding she could not recover her breath,
jumped up and ran into another roofa,
coughing vigorously g. sbe could mean
while.
Her husband J. G. Patton. a conductor
OF the electric street railway. Wa By her
side in moment and Just IN time 20 So
her thrust her fingers inside her mouth
and draw theretrOTa y common sewing
needle, through the ere Of which there VA
thread Oh tBeho- "A length Imnediais-
IL rfter~s-d she recovered her brssth. but
Il not Jet able TO sTsaaE since taking the
needle ard th-szsd from hsT throat abe has
suffered Do pain. and from al sFpe.ra,css
viii soon rsc0Te-
Er. Patton rsTas-nbcrs that scver weeks
ago sSe sat DOM On some Swing vo-x
thai was lyfns on beT ckair and felt
singing ssnssr.o, ius, stovs her ls.s hip.
-Otsuraws Ga Repubiica5
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Baltimore excursions via st. Louis.

Connecting lines in west and south
west will sell excursion tickets TO Bal
timore via ST. Louis over Vandaiia-
Pennsylvania lines, or they will be fur
nished by Drummer, 500 Chestnut st,
st. Louis. July 10th and 18th. good re-
turning until August 9Th inclusive, &C
count Baptist Young Peoples Union
convention. Tickets may also be OBJ
tanned at 100 North Fourth and at
Union station, St Louis. Ask for them
over Vandalia PENNSYLVANIA lines.
Three trans run daily TO Baltimore
from ST. Louis Union station over these
lines, the shortest route. Ask Drummer.
500 Chestnut ST.. ST. Louis. about
the convenient, first-class service and
the pleasure 10 be experienced crossing
the cool Alleshenies and famous Horse
Shoe Curve
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MUST BE TWO Or NONE
Manager White Declares tho Necessities OF
the PASSENGER Association CAse-

Chicago. June 1.-THE western roads
made no progress whatever today toward
meeting adjourned until tomorrow under
circumstances which DO not promise al
early agreement. The committee which
was TO draw up an agreement did not re-
port and IL was suggested that the lines
go ahead and for an association 10 cover
the territory east of the rlyer and fgnor o
that OF the west This plan was upset by
Passenger Traffic Manager " hite OF the
Atchison, who showed that II vas the
meaning % TIE executive officers when
they called the meeting that he territory
between Chicago ard Titan should be IN
der two AssOcis lions So many lines were
standing out. Mr.. White declared. that X
was impossible just al this time 20 form
an association west Of the Missouri TIyer
and Re thought I; best TO report the CT
cumstance back TO the executive ofHcsTs
and allow them 70 struggle with the re-
luctant lines or take such other action AZ
they saw fit- This stopped the TAX about
forming one association east % the r1FeF
and allowing the lines west OF The river
10 30 as ;hsy ike Then Gerersi fssses.-
ger Agent Sebastian. OF the ROCK Island.
announced that under present circUrn-
stances :; would be fopnd dif3cui; 20
form any agreement and .rpoSsiose 10
maintain rates
ing yesterday By tie Burlington TosG.
said Nr. Sebastian providing for the
maintenance OF rates b. az western
Enes. Nov. yesterday. JsEe y vas se'
curssoa tickets 20 the sest- ] have he-e
the return portion OF 2 harvest SIcSrsson
ficsst which Mas On sale - sczlPefs n
Kansas CITY before tse iscsfi isse.l htl
any r1-ht 70 s-s sold sE CascAE0. rnd@r
srrn s-trrz1r- stances. TAX OF r1a-ctzlfitzss
rates "a somewhat humorous
Then N-. S@oS.sssr SHOWED TIE retain
r,o-rfo- % a harvest excursion ticket -
sr5sF ~ sh~ seatsEz western b1ss- Hr.
Yavre Of the Missouri Paciac, made
ss-eech 81 SIMILAR t-1port zzc Lzs1 1oN1
- s-o.ber ure Rosk The scr1sss lines
.tetItFv 1enls-s tha; they had bees zSilty
- s-yer1,zr practices ard while ;hsy ~efs
.sz.-zs ko< !: h&oSS-11 10 x
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HOW CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR GROWS.
President Clark Makes His Report of tn.
Years Progress.

Boston, Mass, June 1.-THE United
Society of Christian Endeavor. the gen.
eral body which has directed the
growth of Christian Endeavor societies
throughout the world, held its annual
meeting today. The old officers were
reelected Presidtne Clark in his
annual report gives a resume of Chris
tiau Endeavor work throughout the
world, which showed a gratifying in
crease in the number of societies and
in the interest in the work. Germany,
Switzerland, Norway, Sweden and Hol-
land were reported 10 have Christian
Endeavor workers and conventions
Were reported from England, Scotland
Wales, Japan, China, France and South
Africa. Increase in membership was
reported in all denominations in Ibis
country, with the exception of the
Methodist Episcopal.
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Items OF General Interest From All Over
The luiYcrsc.

Philadelphia, June 12.-The 1nterna-
tional League OF Press Clubs today Sc
lected Buffalo as the place for holding
the next convention.
Denver. Colo, June l2-Judge John
son today dissolved the injunction re-
straining the city officials from inter
fering with Bannigan's pool room
London. June 12--The Mascot, a
weekly paper reiterates the stateTnen
that Francis Willard of the w @ T. l.
Is to marry q wealthy Englishman this
fall.
Milwaukee. June 1.-THE National
Brewers association met In convention
today The entire morning session was
consumed by the delivery OF the pres:-
dents address.
Washington. June 1.-THE cOmptroi-
Ter OF the currency today authorized
the Standard National bank OF the City
Of New York 10 begin business with a
capital OF 500. 600
Chicago. June 1.-THE annual meet
ing OF the National Association az Fur
niture Manufacturers began here today
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BE LOOKED LIKE DICKENS.
Ihs Sress ohs~os In Life ef . Fs<aili.s
1grre In y,bilna~spsssa

A familiar a-grS has vanished fr-r--. IN.
~rs-ss Of PhiIa6eiphla VIZ: hss t.soozr.
Q. h.rn noto6T knOETS bat t@ Il sesn q. bis
Old Az1rts 10 ioEzy<. ELs nzne I'D has
family his.1-y src usk.0zTn - tie s-r~a.
number ns his feIlGr c1fsx<ns " 30 tD~~
he quaint face ard ayzre vel lie ~Es
one ~ tie any e ffr.-z.1s-s ia. fou--
isnssi io-.r 49,, who maze II sh~sy LIE ssdr
20 sys tfs r--n7e-sE-zs sd the F-TAe Ct
crtss - Tie e-aio~z. rgse.-s- Dfckecs
Mary ye@rs "a. rhc7 J-eke.ss o4z.se q
;zis cczAtrT. there ~ere sny rsGss<r a
men who se-e tod by tA~sr frsezsS-s iAs9
liz --5~sIz -cs~<. S1s-s L. l.sFs>&r----, 80
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Cincinnati. June 12.-Summaries at
Latonia:
First race-Mile, selling: Sandoval.
1 to 2, won: Lebanjo, even, second;
Dr. Reed. Is TO 1. third. Time 1:44&.
Second-Six furlongs. purse: DOmin-
ion, Is to !. won; Toots. to 2, second:
Billy Bennett. so to 1, third Time
1:l51a.
Third-Five furlongs, selling: Captain
Kidd. to 2. won; Tradition. II to ..
second; Landseer, 80 to 1, third. Time
1:03z.
Fourth-Mile and three sixteenths,
selling: Queen Bird. 9 to ;. won; Fred
Gardner. 13 to 5. second; Saddle Bags,
to 9, third. Time 2:03.
Fifth-F'ive furlongs. purse: Donna
Sol, Is to 1, won; Aimee, to l, second;
Lillian L, to l, third. Time 1:0i.
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TAYLOR Is COMING BACK.
South Dakots's DefauItine Treasurer Tired
of Running Away.

Minneapolis, MINI, June ia special TO
the Jorunal fran Sioux Falls. S. o.. says:
Attorney General Crawford and II. II.
Horne and r. w. Stewart, representing
w. w. Taylor, have given out an official
statement as to the voluntary return to
justice the defaulting state treasurer.
Taylor is TO make all the restitution pos
sible. leaving comparatively little for the
bondsmen TO pay, and is 10 stand trial
The state has given no assurance. Sx-
cept that Taylor is more likely TO be lem
iently treatd IL he returns and make no
fight. He will be in Pierre inside OF ten
days. He has been In Cuba. Mexico.
British Guinea, Jamica and Brazil since
leaving the United States, but he Is no.
in northern cline.
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Some sses5s tAse Ionsrsr than others 10
etrTnipxic--fos .ostarsoe. Eoslytsocks rEasy-
igoIGs. g1liy liosssrs. 20 . beaEss. zinnlas,
come up 10 from fhre % I've days, u az
elrrnrF. s12rsnrs az fsVo-abls-~shat a.. ~ /.
l. vH-Tss. f8g.st n-i sUnuy eroazh. A.
t<z, single G-A.z.-s. ss.glsozers. co-nfsFx.
81. InigEr ne.-e, mig glorz sortsg,ssis
plco.as rft.ks vasiit,a7scra. sSes williams
AMI b az i.le g-zs-ssE DGs.shsy n sElnuA.s
ar.szr "a frazl 1se - ssysa dAya Ea.l
sans. paas3rs l.ssro-i@-. p,Dygis., yert<s.sus.
drusr.fnorl6 g EiloK and ssaAny ossssra A.,
fSs1a elgat - ten days. eesusnbf.ss.
phsux. arls.ucsis. fsscrfs~, &c Ia fr.,rr,
30 "a ~ 3ags, f1TE-s-nsr0f. r.zaria t,lo-
srlAns in f-us u - - fissys, cher. IL, r.,
- - - c-y@ c.ssssz-s4s. l...ez.slsl us.,,r
a'ad iz-Es1'sFs sa<s fruzs. - - q, s.xs a,
ss.rfa. 4ss----Es rzsa Mr. Cel.A Is.aKss,,'.
A. Is-.<sc 64<-ten 20
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journed. The committee on agreement was
enlarged and viii report tomorrow morn
ing.
There Is prospect of live time over
Texas passenger rates. The Missouri.
kansas and Texas has announced that on
July > II VIII sell twenty-day harvest ex-
curS!on tickets from ST. Louis 10 Texas
points at one fare for round trip The
Rock Island announced today that IL this
was done IL would cut the excursion rates
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas square
ly in half. Other interested lines will
probably take similar action
Uncertainty concerning reduced rates
for the Fourth of July holidays is leading
10 pretty general adoption OF a ons-fare
rate for the round trip.
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with the naval reserve at sea, the
Olympia will add an attraction TO the
centennial celebration to be held at
Santa Cruz.
Kansas City June 12-There Is strong
probability that the state Democratic
committee will be called together again
very shortly by Chairman Motif. and
that in resopnse to demands of chair
men OF county cimmittees. a convention
will be called to discuss the money
question. Since the committee voted
down the proposition to call a conven-
ton. free silverites have been active in
every section of the state and now have
formed an able body OF party workers
who are advocating a convention.
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EOT EXACTLY IDYLLIO.
Housekeeping To ssusoa Has Its Drsw.
backs. According to Mrs Stevenson. =

Housekeeping To ssmsoa Has Its DrsDs
backs. According to nrA Stevenson. 4
Mr.. Robert Louis Stevenson says tks&
housekeeping In samoa Wa not a. idyiisel
g. Il might seern. Her supplies on-oe frssnfs
New Zealand or Australia once n uonthS
30 tina, II abe wanted bottle u biuinx n,
a bag u -four. for Instance. abe had ~ God
half scro+s tie Psclfe - sst IL. The ~
tive die, ~%s al well enough for fsw
wssSs, bat a. IL oouxistesi almost soLsly of
fruit and fish II began 20 pail On Europssn
paiaies. Housekeeping TIA this south -
paradise OF rorlanoerv) hsd o<hsr draw
backs. particularly in the mater ~ ex-
pense, which wGs fully siI or sven tines
- sreaf, Mrs Stevenson ssya. a. living 90
o corresponding sc-.is Ia San frAnca-s,o.
As for ssrls.y, here more a 10 - the
square Inch IN -arnn, than n any Other
place kEOx Eagz Mrs.. .;.s*eDSOn. but
II aplears q - largely n TIE Bsins PIC
tgrs kind Sew YORK World
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nsnman. -rhe old gentleman who IL ths
subject Of this sketch was evidently ono OF
these. He wore his hair brushed forward
about his ears and neck the beard, shaver
on the cheek, remained always . handful
on the chin, joining the Inustachs AZ the
corners Of the mouth. He wore tho stock
and tie that Dickens affected and he even
made IL a point To assume the keen look
which characterized the great novelist.
Now he has passed away. and b. Wa the
last Of Dickens iTnita;ors. - philadelphia
Record
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ST. Louis Races.

st. Louis, June 1.-THE rain last nigh;
left the track in fine condition and
fast. Attendance light. Summaries:
First race-Fivef urlongs. purse: Miss
Clark, 2 to I, won; Campania. 5 to l.
second; Salvador, to l, third. Time
AZ
Second-Five furIOngs, purse: Miss
Truth, 20 to l, won; COrannello. 8 TO l.
second; C.. c .Rumville, 10 to !, third
Time :04.
Third-AIile and three sixteenths
Figaro, to 5. won; Maurice, 2 TO /.
second; Rey Del Mar, 10 to I, third.
Time POI.
Fourth-Six furlongs. purse: Lollie
Eastin, to I, won; LizZetta, 3 to /
second; Coria, 40 to 1, third. Time IL.
Fifth-Five furlongs: Daracenesca
s to l, won, st. Anna. to /. second
Black Knot, s to 1, third. Time 1:03
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DEBs HAD FALLEN ASLEEP.
He Shows up at the Marshafs Office with a
Queer Excuse.

Chicago, June 12.-Debs, whose mys-
terious failure to appear in time to be
take train for Woodstock 10 serve his
Jail sentence, caused such surprise yes
terday, made his appearance at the
marshars Office a little before noon ex-
planning that he was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday afternoon and that he had
fallen asleep a a friends house and did
not wake up till this morning. He was
placed under guard in the marshal S
Office today.
This afternoon at 5 o'clock Debs was
taken to the Jail at Woodstock and
Howard was taken TO the VIII county
iail at Joliet one hour later.
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TWO MODS IN TEXAS.
One Negro Hanged for Assauiting q Child
and Two for Narder.

Lufkin. Tex, June irwin Johnson
colored, who on Monday assaulted the
7-yesr-old child of Robert Schafer. was
captured during the night and yeste--
day was identified by the child Five
hundred citizens then marched 70 the
jail. took Johnson u the public square
and strung him up 70 a derrick in the
presence Of over o.0Ja people. He dang
led at the end Of rope for several
hours. the curious standing about gaz-
ing AT the corpse.
Keno Tex. June I2-Some days ago
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1t Sticketh Closer Than a Brother

Does the rheumatism. Cut off all re-
lationship with it by the aid of Hostel
ter's S tomach Bitters, which sewers
the bonds without loss of time. if you
use it promptly and persistently. No
testimony is more positive and con-
current than that which establishes
it's efficiency in this obstinate disease.
Use it with assurance of good results
for malarial, dyspectic and nervous
troubles, constipation and billiousness.
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Fleetwood Park Races.

New York, June PA sensational
trotter was uncovered today at the
Fleetwood park trotting meeting, Will
liam Penn. starting for the first time
this year. stepping three heats in 2:11A
2:121a and 212%, without being called
upon to do his best. The young horse,
National lowered his record three Sec
onds in the 2:21 class, winning without
much difficulty from Queen Allah and
the rest. The pacing race was gift
TO Mascot, Jr., although he lost the
third heat through break. Summaries
Glass PA frOtting $500.
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BuCkLEN,s ARNrCA sALyE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fe-
yer Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
and positively Cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale BY
Charles Lawrence and G. Gehring.
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POPE WILL BE WARDEN.
Appointed to Manage the Government
Prison at LeaVenWOrth.

Washington, June l2.-Captain j. w.
Pope, assistant quartermaster, has
been detailed to act temporarily as
warden Of the United States penitenti-
airy at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He
has been ordered to report to the at
torney general for instructions. The
penitentiary will be formally transferr-
ed TO the charge OF the department Of
justice on the first proXimo.
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an old man named johnson was muir
dered near here. Yesterday mob took
Alexander White and John Cherry, ne
groes, and hanged them. The men were
suspected of the murder and it is said
the dead mans watchf was found on
ono Of them
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s125: Little Ell. won: Silverman. Sec
ond, Ancile third. Time 1:0544.
Sixth-Seven furlongS: Snarley The
Smuggler won; Pat Lee. second; Bill
ARP, third. Time TIA
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iiFrz u MAX TTsla-s ia.xs. srsszto.
if'-si - f-ss Raj SAfuas.1e .klay -.
49, sisrsrte-c - - ecuaosai1e is -
1919" i--s s.ssc-s1;. bSzs god -asosson Her
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Denver Races.

Denver. June PA large crowd was
in attendance at Overland park today.
Weather fine, track fair. The race
Of the day was the match between Kla-
math and Altao. AltAO lead in both
heats until the stretch, when klamath
passed him easily. In the first of the
second Sulphide paced the last quarter
in 50 seconds. a remarkable perform
ance considering the track. Summa-
ries:
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SAME STORY Is TOLD.

Colima Survivors Agree that the Omcers
were Negligent.
San Francisco. June 12.-The official
investigation into the cause that led to
the wreck OF the Colina off ManZanilio
Mexico, on May 81 was resumed this
afternoon before United States Inspec-
tors Talbot and Phillips. Several Of
the surviving passengers told the story
of the storm and shipwreck, stating
that although the officers realized their
precarious situation. no attempt was
made to lower the boats or to distribute
life preSerYerS
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REAvIS TAKES THE STAND.
Peralto Land Grant Claimant Does Some
Flat Co0tradicting.

Santa Fe. y. Al, June 1.-THE famous
Addison Reavis, husband of the claim
ant OF the Perlata land grant. has been
giving his testimony before the United
States land court since Monday. He
contradicts the government expert
fatty The testimony adduced by the
United States shows the land grant and
titles to. be forgeries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-13
IRON IMPROVES THE TIME.

Week Past is the Liveiiest in the Trade for
Many Years.
New York. June 12.-The Iron Age
tomorrow will say: The past week has
been one Of the most stirring in the his
tory of the iron trade for many years
1t presents an unbroken record of ad-
vances all along the line. The most eX-
traordinary thing is that the upward
tendency has developed so fast without
the powerful aid Of heavy business
from the principal consumers-the rail
roads