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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
LEKiEs MEMORIAL CHURCH.

The Oedioatory Services Last Sun
day.
There were large congregations pres.
ent al the dedication of the Leliies Me.
mortal Methodist Church, corner OF
Camp avenue and Fort streets. Atlantic
City, Sunday morning at IL O'clock.
The Presbyteriaus and Bapiists.
through respect to the occasion sus
pended their own services, that their
congregations might unite with the
Methodists IN the dediCatory services.
As consequence, not only the main
auditorium was filled, but the Sunday
school room and all available suace
around the church.
The dedlcatOry sermon was presched
by DR.. a. Coke Smith. -. D.. pnstor
OF CRANKY Street NJ. T.. Church. from
the text. And II be lifted no from
the earth | will draw all men unto
me. DR.. Smith preached great ser
mon, dwelling upon the text as Gods
great care for man.
At the close of the sermon collec
ton was taken up and 81 900 was
raised.
After the sermon the binding was
dedicated to the worship OF God. The
music was especially pleasing.
In the afternoon baptisma sermon
was held and II large number OF chi
dren were hnptiZed.
DIR. Tudor preached to large con
greRatlou Ut night.
iiic is.uttIbir sIfo Assurance soci
is the strongest Life Insurance Com.
pahy IN the world. \. MYERS,
Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

MIR. Thomas Last. manager of the
Farmers Manufacturing Company. OF
Norfolk, is one OF the wa,mest nuyo.
cntes of he use Of Qurntol in Norfolk.
accidentally cut my foot with an
ndge. Luckily ! lad bottle OF Qura
to! handy aud applied it IL, oucs, AID
what have no doubt would have been
an ngiy and troUb esoma wound WAS
quickly cured ami gave me little or 10
inconvenience. think it tho bert
remedy III existence for cuts aud
wounds"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
Locn, Me,eororexicni puta.
Iron 81 uoURs ENDING 8 O'clock LAST Mon.

ttoh "a AoCRs ENDING O'CLOCK LAST MONT I
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AaRICuLruRE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Oiiee. Dodson Building.
NoRror.k. Va, h,,y l3 1895,
Maximum temperSture ... G6
Minimum temUcrdtuic .... az
Normal temperature deducted from 20
wears oItorv,tion. .......... G5
Departure from normal x
Accumulated departure for the mouth lus -
nScuniu are aitnre since Jan. - 276
Precipitation. III Inches %
Total precipitation sincc Ist OF the
month. ...........: ............ 227
J. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
NENSY NORFOLK N|CKNACKS
Items of General and Personal
Note from City Sources.
Carried to Raleigh. May Festival at
lesner's Park. Charged With
Breaking Into a Store. Her
Cargo Being Loaded on
Bargcs. Other Matters.
The Select Council meets to night.


lie steamer ARIEL will take the place
OF the Pocahontas on thb ames river
route to day, for QUO day.
Argument i'll the case of Charles
WoyHnt VS., tug Petersburg was heard
III Tue United States Court TO day.
Miss Louise DeZendorf, OF Brumble
tou. left Sunday evening on the steamer
for Washington, ID. c., for short
visit to friends.
HE Woman's Christion Association
Will meet to-day ut II O'Clock in the
parlors of the Girls Home, corner
Charlotte aud Brewer streets.
About two miles of the track from
Princess Anne avenue for tho Norfolk
ard Ocean View Electric Road have
been graded and ties laid ready for The
rails.
Mr.. L. 4. Blick left for frederick
CITY yesterday evening, where lie will
attend the supreme Lodge |. 0, NJ.
rs representative OF Atlantic Lodge No,
s oi this CITY
The supreme Tribunal of the Sn-
preme Lodge knights of Pvthias will
meet III Norfolk July 18th next, when
II IS beleved great deal of business
MI be transacted.
Matthew Bell, colorcd, an ESCAPED
convict from the North Caroliun pen.
ltentlhry iorm, left here Yesterday
morning for Raleigh, \. c., IN charge
oil guard George II. Brlcc.
- he delegates from the Il tlerent Odd
Fellow lodges III this city to the Grand
lodge, which meets In Manchester to.
uAy' Icit Tor that city last night by the
Norfolk aud Western tram.
he membership of Christian Nemo
Fial Temple held meeting Sunday
morning, and, by Unanimous vote.
extended call to the pastorate of the
church to Rev. DR.. G. j. Jones.
he cargo remaining in the British
steamship Now Borough. recently
ashore at Wash Woods, y. c., j. being
'oAded on bargcs, and viii I've taken to
Baltimore. ho New Borough Will
tEeu 20 10 Newport News.
~ The rehearsal OF the entertainment
- DO given Tor the NJ. f.. Chnrch
south viii he held Mt the residence of
Miss J.. Savage, on Central avenue. TO
n'eht promptly ut o'clock. All taking
pnrt will please come.
Col. William Lamb has receivad -.
nhh1sHmoly gotten Mp invitation from
tue ladies' of the North Cnrnlipn Mo,
ument Association aud citizens -,
Raleigh, y. G., to attend the nuvpilin,
of the confederate Monument. which
takes place on tho Capitol pronuns ON
Monday. May 10th.
The May festival at Lesner's Park
Thursday, May lGtb, for the benefit Of
ST. Aune's Benevolent Society protnisns
To lie success. There vi I've. II INV
20 e dance by the children under Prnf
Bcllezza's direction IN the altcrnoon
and There will be dancing and enter
la nments from noon Till lUp. IN.
George Johnson, colorcd. was mr.
raigned III tho Police Court YESTERDAY
on the charge OF breaking into aud on.
terlng the dwelling house aud store Of
Mrs.. Florence WhilocG. No. 400 Church
street, ON the night OF the Eth instant
aud robblng 1t OF IL numte OF huxe. Of
| cigars and $500 IN money. The cssn
"h' continued until the 18th and the
prisoner remauied TO igIl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
THE MAYriELps WIN,

The Alayiields gained victory over
the Dnlsys. The features were tue
good playing OF both teams. the batting
oil Saunders. OF the Lnurels, and WOOD.
score: AlayiieIds, |; hits. -: errors,
Daisys, 10; hits, 9; errors, 4. Batteries:
M"ytieIds, Pollard aud Wood; Daisys,
SOrey md ROberts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
tuAi ISrcct,,d

~ Geo. ID. Chaces, I'll Main street.
mn me OF watches, charms, chnlns
e,c' we are on the wrong eide of IN
street nht the right side Of prices.
Ifompi attention given to al kinds OF
repairing.
Messrs. Horace :. Peed and Jomo.
", Jordan have formed co.partner.
sup under the firm name OF f. NJ.
reed y Son. to conduct the shin ch,uI.
iefy and snip supply business at Water
street aud Rosnose avenue.
October LIST, 1872. .e3o. - -
!. Agents for the Libbey cut glass. Tba
1hes1 cuttings for The lowest price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
WEATHER.; I.i;PoIsl.


wAsHIsoroN. d. C.. My II, 1897.
& - For Virginia: Generally fair; warm r
4 EhlR in western portions, sOutacrly wind, be
fuii CO aor,h.Tly
For North Carolina: Generally fair:
4 wsr4icr in western portions; southerly
wind, becoming porthery
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
s37.i7a.S02 .mr,I....

The Equitable Life Assurance Sc Gle
~ has nearly twice as much surplus as
any other life Insurance company.
y. MYERS, Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
'Ehr ucLIcar,- IcCicIInm tive Sto, Il

Have q big strike on hand in the
shape OF two car loads of nice Ken
tucky horses and mules to he sold ut
auction tuesday, the 18th, aud at pr.
yate sale during the week. Call at
Horse Exchange and examine them,
~ Union atreet. Norfolk, We.
IHE McCLRARY MCCLELLAN
LIVE Stock Go.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
BANK STATEMENTS

pEPoEr OF THE CONDITION OF THE N0i,-
- FOLK NATIONAL BANK, AT NoRF LK.
- y LIE STATE OF VIRGINIA. Al TIE CLOSH
OF BUSINESS MAY IAN, 1895:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

Sterling silver belt buckles 81, and
reduction on all better grades. Sterling
silver waist sets, sleeve buttons, studs
and collar bIttons, 100 set; size combs.
ave PAIR Summer goods special this
week. Chapman u Jakemau.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

Have You been to Goldman x Hof.
heimer's. 100 Nam street?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

si"nch U,rr Altu,rd.
rive thousand bushels, highest mar.
ket price. II. +. owen, 275, III, 279
Water street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
AMY! ssmy! trm,!

stHN! fsHN! Inv!
twenty cars OF choice Iimithy and
mixed hay on track. Must he sold. ID.
l.. Reid y Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

Is making special inducements on all
nir hr't qnahty photographs; also on
H IN erayon aud color portraits. l72
Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14

5attermilk and Ice Cream at Macs,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
NH|PCORD CHEV0T SUITS

The defeat of Mexico
by L chary Taylor was
not more complete than
the ICON luest' Of Nor
folks best dressed men
by THE HUBS $40
WHIPCORD CHEW
lO1, SUITS, which have
"put toroute" all the SIS
and $40 suits sold else
where. Elegance shape
illness and choice mate
rlaiS are the "wcapons'
which have gained the
victory for these $40
WlIIpCORD CHEW
lOl SUITS, for all who
see them Law down their
arms and acknowledge
them "Champions' Of du-
rabllitv and excellence
bargains that 'conquer'
the world-just the Kind
OF riCh,rarc inducements
you ind on every article
at THE lIU Is.
MONEY ALW AVS
GOES BACK If YOU
ARE NOT Salts
FED.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.


al the AtIanta a%nosition yestar5av
"' ''' -''''i''' sNi'o''''o" ''S'ei ."S'
II was definitely. decided yesterday, that
the Atlanta exposition Will be closed De-
trmbeI -.
y S"n hdS nteI porn 70 r!nGe feTGtnahu,
Marie oiIise Of Ruiparig
,r,,t...-. iui.,.,..-
a., W. f-" - ~, j, Ia! ~ = 10. u..lIvt 70 ASK
it yni ~ t5S iI We m LrtSt'J r
NJ ~ N!',''S' VIM" W." NE "eN' HP'lNs'
Since Francis Schlatters mysterious dis
appearance, over 1000 letters addressed
TO him have been received at the Denver
postothee
SchIatter. the Denver "ucssisb" who dis
appearrl last week has Written tn n CHI
November 30.
, rlo,lv. ,,,or ,,,s couch, ,,,.,, l,,,i,.,,
NJ blyoIy Gufl was iotGht Win knives az
Nj \ i'lE,, on I%tSn , S4in
lions Of a yonmf iaJv E@iu vas f9teriv in.
iijraf by a dirk ''e''' va '"'"''' '''>
,rr ,.,.,..,,, -,
Fourth street St, Louis. occupied by the
IrlIhoiA Toy ana Npuon company, was
raI.S raIS arstroSgI @ ny ,lae anl evening
secretary Of state tlRry presided Mt a
meeting OF the bar OF the United States
supreme court yesterday At which appropri-
Of thr late associate Justice Howell l..
Jackson, OF tennessee.
the largest printing firms IN Chicago has
made an assignment. The assets are
. illtttl AT Sl1,iNp ana the lldhIltisS at sl+D,-
J up, Tho only cause given for the failure
is depression in business.
A speclal from Washington saws thai
President cleveland, in his annual message
/ 10 congress, viii recommend the retirement
| Of arc, nbacks This rrcomm@niation viii
! be the chief feature of the message SO
| far a domestic affairs are concerned
There is a prospect that the memorial
/ fountain TO iIrine The noat which tbn
| German organizations of the ritv have
| procured for Central mark New YORK rnay,
| be refused "A plaCe there hecai,se nf two
! nude mermaids which form n mart Of the
| design.
/ ,,,t 80 pl's,'31'i ~ my "
| is missing ana cTedit6rs ~ the institmtinn
| ar. anxiSus IA meet him ana see WHAT
| SORT of "a settIap1ent he synnrtg tn make
| ATr Rrenna b5I horroWa1 over x71 00a FrHni
! fbI hank ''''' - '''' e'''''' '''N'
80 "i'"'
! force or C3lombian troops sent 10
/ puh'sh Ihdians Tor an ambush caught a
/ large body of them in canon, both ends
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
A FORT SCOTT TRAGEDY.
DR.. Corey. Dentist, Kills Himself After
an Unsuccessful Attempt to Assault
His Stepdaughter.

Fort Scott, Kas, Nov. 1S.--(Special.) At
little after noon to-day DR.. a. o.
Corey, a we'll known dentist, with offices
in the most central part of this city,
made an unsuccessful attempt to as
sauIt his pretty 17-year-old step
daughter, Vera. She, however, managed
to escape from him and ran screaming
to the millinery parlors of Miss Lou
Emmerts, directly under her step
fathers office, where she was followed
by the doctor who tried to induce her to
return to his rooms. The girl refused
to go and appealed to several women in
the store for protection. The women
ordered Corey to leave, and added effect
to their orders by sending a message for
the police.
Seeing that he was baffied in the at
tempt to commit his most unnatural
crime, and seeming TO realize for the
first time the enormity of his offense he
fed a rapidly as crippled limb would
allow him from the store, He proceeded
to his rooms upstairs and locked the
doors to prevent pursuit. He then went
To a rear window some twenty-five feet
above the alley and after breaking out
the screen plunged headlong to what
proved to be almost instant death.
His body was found in few moments
and it was discovered that his head
was terribly cut and bruised and that
his right leg was mashed. He lived
about twenty minutes never regaining
consciousness.
While in Miss Emmert's store. when
attempting to persuade his daughter TO
return to the office, he made a number
of mesm.rC passes over her head as If
trying to overcome her will power. In
this he was not successful. 1t is claimed
by many who knew him that for some
time he has been greatly interested in
mesmerism and Christian science and it
is thought 10y those who saw him to-day
that his acts We're those of an insane
man.
DR. Corey came to this city about five
years ago from Council Grove. Kas.,
where his father now resides, and had
built up a large and lucrative practice.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
WANT 1T TO GO TO new YORK.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TRYING TO
LOCATE THE CONyESTIOS.
Administration Crowd Think Gold Plat
form VIII BE Easier to Secure in the
Metropoii.--senator Vest on Demo-
cratic Hard Times and Defeat.

Washington, NoY. ls-CSpecialJ The
journal correspondent learns tonight that
Democrats high in the councils of the
party have resolved 10 make a determined
effort to take the national Democratic con-
Nontion to New York. This agrees entirely
with what Chairman Harrity said week
ago lie EXPIRE seI the belief that the con-
Nuutiou would he held in New York city
and said, furthermore, that the national
committee would meet here January = to
decide the time and place for holding the
convention lie thought II would meet in
as "a short campaign was desirable. THIS
statement was made Immediately after.
cleveland at the White House, and md tie lie
presumption Is mat tlrErMud whitney
convention TO the metropolis. The Demo
Gratis believe that If they can hold their
convention there they VIII be able 10 letter
influence the delegates TO 'reSo!ute' Tor
senator Vest, who is one of the few sena-
tors ON hand, -ays Democratic defeat in
the recent elections was caused 10y the
scarcity gt money and consequent hard
times Thee is rt tinameiai f,ongeffuopl Or
business is slaguant Corn is worth, IN
many parts of Missouri, - cents a barrel.
troIied In price bv the Chicago combine.
Low prices when fixed, may be a blessing
10 the masses. but falling prices paralyze
business. Tho unfortunate and ineradiea-
upon unaueus ana the tarin render Demo
Gratis incapable of weathering The storm,
The president rejected all compromises on
silver The president, surrounded by a lot
of incense bururrs, who told him he could
do no wrong. demanded an unconditional
surrender of the silver men in congress
aud the repeal Of the sherman act n
other words, he demanded that we, Shout
iudorse the single gold standard. The
same incense burners are now telling the
urtsideut that the recent elections demon
ttrated his foresight and one of his cahi-
net tAlortpn has come out IN a gloatng
interview,
"Nu ono differed more than from Bric(
and German on the taTin, and | supported
thr measure as 1t passed simply because II
was better thsn The Mckinley pin: iiut for
| the assurance Of Cleveland and Carlisle tg
Senators Harris ana Jones that some hll!
must be- passed Mr. Cleveland never would
/ have had the opportunity OF branding II as
trrachery To- the party, The time VIII
/ never come when | can rejoice In seeing
/ tho Democratic flag trampled under loot,
"As for senate reorganization, sherman
land Allison don't want the senate, hut
would bee glad TO see them nave II. IheS
are as badly divided as we are
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
OF INTEREST TO STOCkMEN,
SoRrHwEsIERN sToCkMEN BELIEVE
KANSAS CRY THEIR BEST MARKEt
Chicago and Omaha Are Losing iheh
Trade From Colorado. ttah' idano
and wyoming and II is Com
Ing to This city.

| superiniendent Eugene Rust is just i'm
! from n trip to Western Colorado Utau
| any wyoming. lie says the feeling
among stockmen in that section is iaSt
! growing i'm favor of Kansas City, and
in the future this market Will get It's
! full share off the ranges there. Up 10
! this year on ha and Chicago nave
gotten most everything from tnat sec
! ton But this year Kansas CITY mas
made considerable inroau on the ousi-
ness there. Up to November ] the re-
ceipts of cattle from Colorado were 4o'-
OlO more than the same time last year
and sheep 1862 more. From ldaho the
trade here got 4,iI0 more cattle ana
7s71 more sheep. while the increase from
Nevada was 1852 cattle and 6,652 sheep.
and from Utah 4.13l cattle ana 5o,4E2
sheep. Wyoming sent to this market
. l0g more cattle and 115l more sheep
than last year. Total gains for the ten
months. 59.052 cattle and 6S,ldS sheep.
u. NJ Hutchinson. Butler county, kas.,
was here yesterday with cattle ana hogs.
He says cattle and hogs are short IN
his county. Corn selling at II to 20
cents.
j. r. Mack of El Reno, o. T., writing
to Hopkins. Kelley & Co.. under date of
November H. says! Il cannot raise
hogs at the prices that packers want TO
pay for them now nor no one else. My
hogs cost me $3.50 per cwt. here at home
and | raised them myself VIII nave
to go out of the hog raising business if
they keep down where they are
A stockman just in from Cowley
county, Kas. says there are good
many cattle there ready for market but
they are being held back for better
market
O. $. Webster, Sonora, N. NJ, was at
the yards yesterday with cattle. He re-
ports the range good and cattle doing
well in his section.
r. II. Durennon. W. Dimnick and OBJ.
Kidney. Hennesscy, O. T., were here yes
terday with hogs.
Watt e Co., Youkon, o. T.. had in
hogs yesterday.
Walker & Drest. Prairie View Kas..
were on the yards yesterday with cattle
and hogs.
Whitney &c Hill, Belleville, Kas., came
in Yesterday with hogs.
Dan Cravens. Council Grove, Kas,, was
at the yards yesterday with cattle.
w T.. Otis, Winfield, Kas., had in
hogs yesterday.
George l.. Hyler. Ravanna, Mo-, was
here Yesterday with cattle.
William Wyatte. r. A. Dobbns and
w. p. johnson, Newton, Mo-. were in
yesterday with cattle.
j. w. Strawthers. Southwest City, Mo-,
got feeders here yesterday.
p C. DoughertY, Folsom N. NJ. was
in yesterday with cattle.
David Edmonds, McLouth, kas., had
in hogs yesterday.
w A. Wheat, William Ditmer and j.
w. Zachry. Lyon county, Kas., We're in
Yesterday with cattle and hogs
Thomas Welch. Johnson county, Mo,
came in with hogs Yesterday.
John Mclean Ingles l. T., was at the
yards yesterday with hogs.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19

St. Louis, Mo- NOV. lS.-THe pleasant
10 the fair grounds where the Track was
heavy In spots. Nick was the only w.u-
rng tayorite ,he other events going no
three second choices ana q well played
third choice. Summaries:
First racg-SiN ana hair furongs Fra
Dlayolu, lpj pounds Gr'iusl, I 10 !, won.
Charles T., O. CT. Murphy 3 10 T. seooui,
Sallle W4oifoTd, % tWairen, 10 ]. third.
second iace-six ana half mrlonps
Leaseman, loG pounds MurghY, Z 70 T.
Sale, lH (SodeD, even third. Time, l.27&
Third race-oue ana QUe--iNtceuth miles
Haroldiue, ~ pounds q, BarretU, S To -
won; Theodore H., % ,Alorrison 81 70 L.
second: Constant, 81 tNutD, ~ 10 /. third
fourth -Three-quarters OF mile
Nick, o. pounds AIurphy1, to ,, won;
/ ofESn farle1 le di4m ~ l2l sfTrpHai Tmdi 9i@i'ns ii
Fifth rare-Ouo mile, Uugle jim, l12
pounds GIam. 3 TO . won; May Blossom,
OuifyJ TO I, third Time 1850.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
MANY FANCY BIRDS PROMISED
GovERNoR MORTON, DAVID HAyEMEY-
ER AND SENATOR HILLS ENTRIES.
Kansas City's Poultry show Will BE a
Wonder, Far SURPRISING Last Years
ExhibIt-Entries VIII Close
This Evening.

The meeting Of the Mid-Continental Poul-
try and Pet Stock Show, which will open
November y, at the Priests of Pallas den,
is to be the finest chicken show ever held
In the West. II will be double the show
of last year. Every state in the Union and
Canada will be represented by birds en-
tered for prizes. Entries Will close this
evening. Birds have been entered from
every state and over 700 from Canada.
The people VIII be delighted said Sec
cuSsing the show. Just look at the entry
blanks sent in. SiXty-vc in the morning
mail and two more deliveries coming to-
aay. some Of these entry blanks are for
nifty birds. We Will certainly have double
the number seen last year"
Among the prominent exhibitors Will he
Governor Levi T. Morton, of New York
ana President Hayemeyer, Of the Sugar
York, promised to send dozen pit games
from his coops, and they are expected
used so eifectgally on the presdent's nom nom
ineos from New York. From Cincinnati
there are coming nine varieties of pheas-
one pigeon display contains tifty-six birds
and another display from Ohio includes
okeS of London, Canada, is coming with
t~enty-seyen varieties of chickens, and
| hayye entered 353 birds Of the different va
rlg!ies and may bring others for sale.
;, Kansas IS to be represented with five
the entries from near the city are many
| times those of the other show. From In
dependence there are dozen competitors.
Amont the local fancers Mrs. Matte Kim
mel has thirty-three birds entered, valued
at $500: \ number of them cost hun
dreds of dollars each, and We're but re-
Gently imported by her
There are many entries from California,
Nebraska, Colorado Washington Nevada,
Texas and then up north as far as the
| Dakotas and all over the East. Mr. &. r..
Newman of Rossyille y. y, is coming
with large number of ducks, pit games
ana toulouse geese. lie Is recognized as
one OF the leading breeders OF the entire
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19

A literary and musical entertainment Will
be given Friday evening at the Grand Ay-
enle NJ T. church, for the benefit OF the
Junior EpwOrth League. Among the spe-
cidl attractions for the evening are Am
bert Haley el0cuuoH>- and pianist. ana
Eddie Drugmond, yiolinist. Mrs, sue
Drugmond Ella A. Graham, Mr.. Thomas
Louise Demmon will take part In the pro
gramme. The admission will be 20 and Is
cents
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
Game 10 rlows AT the Court House

n IT. GHf'r1TT. deputy sherIH IN JWdgo
Slpyers court and a reporter for he Kan
sa- city World came to blows yesterday
morning u the court house. The troub"
dates back about six weeks, when, II is
claimed. Gatrreu said disparagins things
about the World mans newspaper abilities,
columns Of his paper several times. Yes
t,yday morning the two struck at each
ana others before either had Indicted any
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
Charged With Car Robbing.

The railroad police last night arrested
James Lawson and George Anderson on
railroad car In the yards sunday and
stealing a box Of wearing apparel Several
sion OF the two suspects They were locked
up In the Second precinct station.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-19
New Rank at KirwIn, Kas.

Topeka, Kas., Nov. lS-(Speclal) Bank
Commissioner Breidenthal went to Kirwin.
kas.. to-day 70 be present at the opening
starts out with a capital stock OF $4,000
II. j. Cameron and Charles w. Hull are the