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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

disposed OF the income-tax case Il occu-
pied an hour In the announcement OF de-
cisions in each case, and the consdera-
ton or miscellaneous business presented
to e. OF the cases decided the one Of
most interest and Importance was that
popularity known as the White-Cap cases,
from Alabama j. w. Todd and score
OF assistants were convicted In the United
States Court for the Northern District OF
Alabama, under section 5406 of the Re-
vised Statutes Of whipping Wiley and
William Prnett for testifying on behalf
OF the United States before Robert Charl-
son, United States circuit-Court com
missioner. The opinion OF the Supreme
Court was announced by MIR. Justice
Brewer, Justice Harlan dissenting. to
the erect that preliminary execution
before United States court was not
proceeding before any United States
court. such as IL contemplated in section
5l05. and that, therefore. the indictment
against them was fatally defective. The
judgment OF the court below sentencing
Todd and his companions TO four years
Imprisonment and a fine OF 500 each was
reversed
Solicitor-General Conrad announced
that counsel in the case OF the Unit q
States against Burr and Hardwlcke, in
volying the question OF the date on which
the tariff law OF 1894 went Into effect. had
agreed TO submit the case on briefs. and
that there would be no oral argument.
MINOR DECISIONS.
Attorney-General William A. Barber.
OF South Carolina. made his expected
motion for leave to file a petition for
writ OF habeas corpus for the release OF
T.. G. Beach. a constable Of that STATE,
who is In the custody OF United States
Marshal Hunter for contempt OF Judge
Simonton's court in Selling for his own
use and consumption shipment Of wills
key made to ]. g. Byrd, resident OF
Charleston. in violation OF Judge Simon
toms injunction. Chief-Jussice Fuller IN
formed Mr.. Barber that the court could
not undertake. at this advanced period
Of the term. to listen 10 the argument
The Attorney responded that he
understood that, and believed that briefs
In the case would be filed within week.
The habeas-corpus case which Mr.
James {. Carter presented was in behat
Of w. +. Farmhouse, of New orleans.
who is in the custody OF the United States
officials there for violation OF the anti
lottery law enacted at the last term OF
Congress. He demurred to the Indictment
the demurrer was overruled. and he was
remanded 70 custody. Inasmuch as Park
house has made no application for release
under bail there was doubt expressed by
members Of the court as to their power
to release him. but Mr.. Carter was told
to print his motion, and IT VIII be ex-
amined. The attorney stated that his
client had no defence TO make other than
the unconstitutionality Of the law and the
knowledge that the Supreme Court OF
the United States would order his re-
lease on bail. He was perfectly willing
TO 1T the hearing go over until the next
term.
When the court adjourned, which 1t ala
at AIS o'clock, 1t was TO meet again
next Monday. The Chief Justice an
nounced to the bar that the court would
finally adjourn for the term on Monday
June 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

.1ittle men" play the hmond-Ports-
mouth game. The diminutive bail-piayers
worked in the most excellent way. ana
pleased their audience very much. The
rooters rooted until they were hoarse.
and the ladies' seemed very much pleased
when Richmond made good plays. kich-
mond won, and everybody was happy
THE hoard now IN use Is twice the size
OF the one that has been In use since
the season started.
The little men" will play again this
afternoon at 40 O'Clock.
Weather permitting the College Spiders
and Richmond Stars will cross bats at
West-End Park this afternoon az 4:0
o'clock. AS both Of these clubs have been
nlaving good ball OF late an interesting
game may be expected. Ellerson or
I,ockett will be In the points for the Col
legians, while withers and Anthony will
do the twirling for the Stars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
THE FARMERS WE'RE CRIPPLED.
Four of Their Players Were Sick,
and Hence They Lost.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 2O-(Spe-
cial) 1.-THE Farmers were defeated by the
Rcanokes In a well-pIayed game on be-
half of the visitors this evening. The
locals. however. presented very crippled
condition, as McClung, Lppert. James,
and Foreman are all on the sick list,
and an amateur player had 10 be put
In TO fill up the team.
Dunkle was in the box for the Farmers.
and he was very wild, giving four men
their bases and making four wild
pitches Besides. he was half sick. too,
and did not pitch his usual game. He
was hit for two home runs and ten
singles, which netted the visitors nine
runs. Stahl. who pitched for Roanoke.
kept the Farmers down TO six singles
and home run, and his support was
almost perfect. the only error credited
TO Roanoke being made by him in the
fourth inning. when he threw wild TO
second base. The game was called at
the end Of the eighth inning on account
OF rain. The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

The announcement that Richmond had
defeated Tases amateurs In Portsmouth
was received here yesterday with undis-
guised pleasure. and as consequence
many will 20 down 10 root Wells's lads
on TO victory to-day. The baseball train
10 he run by Mr.. John c. Small will leave
Richmond at the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot at is:H o'clock. Special coaches
have been provided for ladies. and every
attention will be paid them. The train
Will return TO the city II 1880 O'Clock.
The usual large crowd OF rocters. with
thelr lady friends. saw Sam crowdsrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pltfsburw Wipes Up wsshingtons-
Cbfcauo's nttr Success.

PITTsBURG, PA, May y. -Washington
gave Pittsburg one OF the best battles
OF the season to-day. Only three hits had
been made or Mercer up TO the eighth in
ming, and II began 10 look like a shut
out. but in the eighth the home team
6attsd our four runs. Washington re-
gained the lead again IN the ninth. but
Pittsburg got another batting streak In
their half, and made the most exciting
finish OF the season here. Attendance.
! 300. The score: r. HI. r.
Pittsburg ...........G000O 20 II 1
Washington .......2 00O0010 % 10 2
Batteries: Hawley and kinslow; Mercer
and Mcclure.
CHICAGO, May a.--The Chicagoes fell
on to the Philadelphia's crack pitcher.
Carsey to-day. pounding him for twenty
seven hits, with total OF thlrty-six hits.
bringing home twenty-four men, Up 10
the seventh IL was fair game. Then the
Chicagoes made FIVE runs, and seven
more in the eighth The Philadephias
went all to pieces and gave Carsey mise
rable support Griffith was hit hard at
times. but the fact that only six men
scored shows the superb support he re-
ceived. Gridth's batting was remarkable.
bciHS i've liinCS AZ Ait Bdbs anu tdtn UNIV
making a hit Attendance, loo. Score:
RH.E.
Chicago ..........3OS2O357 IS 3
Philadelphia .....003 t1000 i-6 IS Il
Batteries: Griffith and Kittridge; Carsey
and Clements
Games postponed on account Of rain:
At Cleveland-Cleveland vs.. Brooklyn.
At ST. Louis-St Louis vs.. New York.
At incnnati-Cincinnat VS.. Boston.
At Loulsville--LOusville VS.. Baltimore
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Chattanooga: r. II. 4.
Chattanooga .......t o. 20203-9 10 /
Memphis ...........0 10000 O00-2 2
Batteries: Hill and Fischer; Gillen and
OMeara.
At Nashville: R.HE
Nashville .0OO21710O-ll IS 4
Montgomery ......0 000233i0-9 9 3
Batteries: Moran and Trost Bailey,
Maloney. and Clausen and Rappold.
rTnNU rrffIt fsr rrt,a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
SUMMER HOMES.
Mountain and Seaside Resorts.

The Chesapeake and Ohio have issued
their pamphlet. complete with hst OF
summer homes, at which accommodations
can be had at all prices. This pamphlet
shows distance from railroad station,
proprietors, cost per week or month. ana
how reached Copies can be had on APP
plicatlon At their office. No. 500 east Main
street, or Richmond Transfer COmpany's
Office. Ninth and Main streets.
The Chesapeake and Ohio VIII Dut In
effect during the summer their usual
cheap -widowcrs' tickets. selling AT
half rates on Saturday. good for return
the following Monday.
JOHN ID. POTTS. y. +. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

Summary: Earned runs-Petershurg. 2;
Roanoke, 3; Home runs-Sullivan. Padden,
and Bradley. Bases on balls-On Dunkle,
3; of Stahl, 2. Struck oat-.By Stahi. I;
by Dunkle. 2. stolen bases-Pender, Brad
lev. and Lyons. wild pltches--Dunkle,
4. Passed balls-GilI. /; Camel, l. Time
Of game. l, hour and 20 minutes Umpire,
Higgins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
RICHMOND.

Summary: Earned runs-Rlchmond, 3;
Portsmouth, 2. Three-base hitg-Knox,
Wells. Two-base hits-Tate, Tannehill.
Sacrifice hit-McGowan. Stolen bases
Portsmouth, g. Richmond. 3. Struck out
BY Bradnt. 6: by Tannehill. g. Bases on
balls-Of Brandt, 2. Passed ball-Foster.
Hit by pitched ball-Foster. Time Of
game hours. Umpire-Mr. Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
THE REAMY LIBEL SUIT
Called I'm Court mt Norfolk Yester-
dnN-an tssfunment.

dny-An Assignment.
NORFOLK, VA, May @.-(speclal)-
The suit Of Rev. A. J. Reamy and wife
VS.. the Pilot Publishing Company Rev
Sam w Small. and Rev W. c, Lindsey
for $4,000. as damages for the publication
OF the famous Onancock letter came up
In the Court OF Law and Chancery to-day
on demurrer 20 the declaration Of the
plaintiffs The demurrer VAS argued by
Judge Kendall and Rev Small for the
defendants, and MIR. John Nicely FOR IN,
plaintiffs.
The gist OF the demurrer was that tho
plaintiffs. contrary TO law, blended IN one
count a common-law and statutory OF
fence
The Court took the matter under advise
ment. and viii not render an opilion be-
fore next Friday.
A deed OF assignment has been record
ed from Elias Gordon 10 Marcus Marx
trustee. conveying the merchant-talori1g
stock and business of said Gordon. ~
No. 2iJ east Main street. Liabilities, up-
ward OF $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
A Great Game of Hall at Fos'@A
r...Aax May 2tsf.

A "Rooters Special Train WI, ''sss
RIchmond at 1875 noon TUESDAY. n.s. 80
chesapeake and Ohio. het"lh'ns sa,,,',,
Richmond 1915 y. ~ ssm0 49, on,s
ample time 10 witness ,ne 80, ,,.in
$50 round trio. THIS VIZ - =
and no stops VIII be made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

RICHMOND, "a, NAY 10 ie'v'
T. l.. Alfriend, ESD. Manager washing
ton Life-Insurance Company, OF New
York. Richmond. Va:
Dear Strive beg leave 10 return you
our most sincere thanks for the very
prompt settlement made by your most
excellent company OF two $1,000 policies
on the life OF our husband and brother
Mr. Emil Salomonsky.
In about week after the proofs OK 1853
were handed you and In about two weeks
after his death both OF the above policies
were paid in full. a..
We also desire TO thank you Tor the ais-
position on your part 10 AID us IN ,no
preparation OF these papers. SETTLEMENTS
ike this are calculated % make NE m
surance popular and we feel that We
cannot say too much In praise OF yeu'
company'S treatment OF this case. NI.
Salomcnskey also had N7.o0 otner m
gurance In two other companies, ana w
societies and the insurance IN your COM
uany Is the FIRST that has bee0 paid.
Yours very truly. .,o,.srrv
Mrs. r. MYERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Dry Goods.

II you want TO get bargains In Dry
Goods this week-that Is. for every dollar
spent by you In purchase buy a dollar
and a quarter for 1.-THE place TO go to
Is w. A. CHEATWOODS.
No. 1915 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
81 600 cn.h WIZ nux e. 800

House In Ashland; one half acre. new
house, eight rooms; within i've minutes
walk of the depot, post-olfce, stores. etc.
Railroad fare, so year. Apply 10 l0vi
east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

by
Rev. Hartley CARMICHAEL. Price. I'D.
For sale by
THE J. w. RANDOLPH COMPANY.
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

We have an oyer-supply Of TrouseriDgs,
which we will sell at very low prices.
JOHN r. EWlG.
Successor 10 SnaferD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

Are you buying Dry Goods TINS ' 49,
90 10 Cheatwoods, isi5 east aaiis :" 80
and II there Is anything there s"ss ~.
want you VIII save money ~ s"'"'
him a call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

orders for printing sent TO the Lss-
.strh Company viii be given prompt at
,snt,on, and the style OF work and prices
LII be sure 70 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

orders for printing sent 70 ths Dis
,steh company will be given prompt AZ
tsntion. and the style Of work ana rie1s
win be sure 20 please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
HOW THE CLUES Stand.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Saved from Drownlng by SAILORS
Revival Services.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May 2L-(Spe-
ciaL)-Albert Nelson, whose home Is in
Hampton, had a narrow escape from
watery grave here early Sunday morning
While walking along the wharf near the
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger pier he
stumbled and pitched forward into the
river. Although IL was about l O'Clock A.
NJ. two sailors happened to be near the
spot. They heard The drowning mans
cries and went q his assistance. After
much difficulty they succeeded In getting
Nelson ashore. but he appeared to be
dead. They finally resuscitated him. how
ever. and he was taken to Jail. where.
under a physicians treatment, he came
around all right Nelson's adventure
caused him 10 be very III yesterday. but
he left for his home in Hampton this
morning.
From a gentleman who arrived here this
morning from Gloucester county the Dis
patch correspondent learned that the cool
weather Of the past few days proved very
destructive to crops I'm Gloucester, York,
and Warwick counties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Lavn-Mower., Lawn-Mower-.


Good cutters. 800 to $50.
A. b. Clarke 4 Son. 1870 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

oa papsrs ter sale Al me p1'p@ssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
4VER NOT DEMONETtZED BY
STEALTH.

ANht hNhAiNAANAaf u - ihN u At mat tue
act Of February IL, 1873 which made the
gold dollar the unit Of value and dropped
the standard silver dollar from TIE coin
ase, was passed by stealth. or that its
purpose or effect was TO deprive the Leo
pie Of the use OF any coin then III use or
then In existence in this country. That
bill was pending in Congress for nearly
three years, and was under consideration
during five sessions OF that body; (. was
distinctly recommended In two reports of
the Secretary OF the Treasury aEd the
Director Of the Mint. and IL was officially
printed and laid on the desks OF members
of the House and OF the Senase thirteen
different times before the final vote was
taken on II. IL was read at length In the
open Senate several times and N the
House at least once. as shown by the
record; II was reported from committees
seven times, and the discussion VI on IL In
the House fills slxty-six columns OF the
Congressional Globe, and in the Senate
seventy-eght columns. As first reported
to the Senate and passed Oy that body In
January, ISL, the bin did not provide for
the coinage OF any silver dollar whatever,
but expressly limited the coinage OF that
metal 10 subsidiary pieces-half dollars,
quarters, and dimes. In this form, with
out any provision for the coinage Of any
kind of silver dollar, the BILL vas passed
In the Senate on the 10th day OF January,
1871. upon the call OF the yeas and nays,
and the record shows that the two ssna-
tors from Kentucky, Hon. Garrett Davis
and Hon. Thomas c. McCreery, the dis
tlnguished Democratic senator from Ohio,
Hon. Allen G.. Thurman, the present sena-
tor from Nevada. Hon. William NJ. Stew
art, together with all the other senator's
from the Pacific slope, voted In the Affirm
alive while Senator Sherman, Senator
morrill,, and twelve others voted In the
negative. The reason given by Ar. sher-
man for voting against the bill was that
the Senate had, In obedience to the de-
mands OF the senator's from the Pacinc
Coast, so amended the bill, after II was
reported from the committee, as 20 abolish
the charge OF one fifth OF one per cent.
for colnlng gold. thus making the coinage
OF that metal entirely free The BILL went
10 the House OF Representatives. but II
was not disposed OF during that Con-
gress, and at the first session OF the next
Congress Mr. Kelley. OF Pennsylvania,
introduced IL IN the House. and II was
referred to committee. So far as me
CONCLUDED ON SECOND PAdE.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
n.sner Hose. Wire Wrapped

and plain, at bottom prizes -,
A. Is. Clarke 4 son. ise MAN s'''es'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
THE NEwBoRoUGH.

ing from London. He represents Furness,
Witty & CO., owners Of the steamship
Marlborough. which went ashore near
Wash Woods life-saving station several
weeks ago The vessel Is now at the
ship-yard here and Mr. Lindsay's pres
ence is in connection with the repairs that
are 10 be made to the steamer before she
Will be ready for service again.
The Huntington Rifles and Magruder
Camp, Confederate Veterans. OF this city,
will participate in the memorial exercises
in Hampton tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

Rev. c. p. williamson. OF Atlanta, Ga.
IS attracting very fine congregations at
the Thirtieth-Street Christian church.
where he Is conducting evangellstic meet
ings. A large number Of people were un-
able to gain admission at last nights SER
vice. Rev Mr. Williamson delivered an
address TO men at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association rooms yesterday after
noon.
c. G. Kent, secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association In this city
returned Yesterday mLlning from Spring
field Mass. where the international con-
vention OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION has been in session. He was
accompanied by II. c. Snead. general sec
retary OF the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION at Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
pETERSBURG.

SCORE By INNINGS.
f12A5f-2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

When Mr.. Cleveland's first edministra-
ton went out OF Office. on the fth OF
day OF March. 1889. the government had
an ample revenue for all purposes; the
free gold In the Treasury amounted 10
ylos, sss, 80; agriculture. manufactures, ano
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-20
EIHERRELL CURE!
n For Iuthricty and Morphinrlsm. Old
w est aud Rest in the two kansas Citys.
7lO Wyandotte st.
CASH WHEAT IN BIG DEMAND.
sotp N CHICAGO YESTERDAY AT 3
CENTS PREMIUM OVER DECEMBER.
This Helped too Keep Up the rrlce of Fu-
tures-December Closed at 81 l-4c-
Corn Fit Dull--O Oats Market stag
uant and Hogrroducts Quiet

Chicago. Nov. la.-The brlskness of trad
!-E s" cash wheat FOR time to-day swung
.he futures into line. Cleveland, Toledo.
Buffalo ami oefeusburg besides many
places 70 the Interior OF Ohio. Michigan
and lad ma. were buying red winter wheat
here -o-aay a; Be premium over the De-
camb-r price In ell, about $4,000 bushels
verc taken In round lots. That caused Il
a-m closing to a previously heavy market.
Corn was firm, but very duh; oats stood
stock st.N and the provision market had
scarcely more motion than The oats.
Ia She wheat pit up to noon, fluctuations
We're narrow. The news was generally
t-arsh hu- shorts seemed disposed to take
up their profits quickly, ana this with the
aapat declines .n consols, had tendency
tl eaeek any line. The opening for De-
g.Wler was lT,2 down TO 5ic. Trade was
DISK for q time, with downward ten
leazy. Prices soon hrmel up however,
an. after noon heavy buying brought De-
m27r Up 70 the high figure. Of the. day,
go There i closed. the feeling being
Complete dullness pervaGed the corn pit
count of the wet weather The specula-
i've .Tale IN the article has dw!ndled away
% tae point Of disappearance. May ranked
rom -s.+c 70 -'ssc and closed at -2ssc SELL
There was NJ Improvement in the oats
market. Trading was fully as devoid OF
activity as ever and there was absolutely
nothing Of interest to report. May opened
az -li-0-'5C, and that constituted the en-
i-re range Of the day. At the close it was
.s.2 bid.
HOG products were quiet. under the in
fleEce % heavy receipts and lower prices
q the yards. There was no important
feature 70 the trading. January pork
+ ut AZ @.s7izq9ro; January lard, $5.j2IaG0
a5l % S5.liia split, and January ribs at
SAP -ai.55, The market closed steady at
;. & Tor January pork, sj55 for lard and
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Hogs
: t' wheat, 40 cars; corn, 81 cars; oats,
80 cars.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-20
uNIoS Pacific FAST TIME.

The California and oregon limited leaves
Kansas city every day n the year at $50
d. m. Train IS vestlbuled, lighted with the
ce!eDrated PEtsch light, heated most conn
fortabiy with steam, equipped with smok"
mans latest improved sleeping cars
through from Kansas city TO San
Francisco without change, and Pull
man palace dining car Kansas City
10 Portland, seventy hours; to San Fran
cisco ia seVenty-twO hours Please COM
pare this time with other lines, The Den
y.r and California fast line leaves daily at
7.a9 p. m. Fully. equipped with smoking
ualace buffet sleeping cars, Splendid train
for Denver Leave Kansas chs at 1880 d,
m.; arrive In Denver al 2;2J next day noon,
40 other line does IT, The Union Pacidc Is
positively the shortest and best line to
Denver and san Francisco. No other inA
offers equal facilities. city ticket otfices,
lpp1 Main street. JOSS Union avenue, and
Union station. Telephone 100
j. B, FRAWLEY. General Agent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-20
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
ARE YOU GOING TO TRAVEL2

The Burlington Route from Kansas city
urw compartment sleepers and p4rIor carr
10 81, Louis, unequaled service on fast
train 10 Chicago including Cafe Dining
Car service solid train from Kansas city
r0 Denver with Cafe Dining Car for every
meal. making n the most desirable for
Colorado IUj tho Pacific coast points; ID is
the only airect line 10 Billings Spokane ana
Puget Sound points, the best line to Oma-
hH, ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
For fun Information apply at any ticket
office or address Ill. e. orr. Kansas City.
Mo
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-20

Wichita Kas., Nov. 10. C5uriMD To
day the annual meeting OF the South
western Kansas Medical Association was
held in thls city and the following Of
heers elected. President Dr Shelley, Of
Mulvanc; hrat vice pr. .slleut Dr.
Iiornady. Of Rock second vice president
Dr Polk, Of Augusta secretary Dr.
HOFFMAN, Of Wichita; treasurer, Dr
Furlcy. Of Wichita. Tonight the
physicians Of Wichita rendered the as
soclation grand banquet, at which 400
were present,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-20
A POISONED WELL.
Paris Green Found by Druggist In Water
Taken From II.

A telephone message was received at
Central station yesterday that there is a
poisoned well at No. 800 Southwest boule-
ward. From II has been taken the water
supply Of "A number OF families that live
iu this neighborhOod ana considerable wa
ter had been used before II was discovered
that II was unfit for use. 4 sample of the
water was taken 10 a druggist, who said
that IL contained Paris green and advised
that the well be closed. The police of the
Third precinct were notified and they or
Gered the well boarded up pending an in
the well is "A mystery that is solved by ths
suppositiOn that some miscrcant was seek
iuE revenge for a real or faucied injury
Although several persons We're made sick
by the water there We're no fatalities.