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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

The order Of Yom Kippur services
conducted by the Rabbi will be as fol-
lows:
Part l. Shachris''-Morning service
Prayer book. pages 1884
Part IL Taking Out the ''Torah"-Law
Prayer book. pages 36S-3.S.
Part Ill "Maskir Neshomos'
ial OF the dead. Prayer book.
pages 1854.
Part ". Sermon-"Growing Old"
Part V. "Musat'-Addi,ionai service.
prayer book. pages 3ss-iie
Part VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS service.
Prayer book. pages. 450-sSS,
Part VII. SermoR-.Ministera and Con-
gregation-'
Part VIII. ei!aa-Closing service.
Prayer book. pages. 4SS-5eS.
N B.-Before each OF the numbers or
parts OF the Yom Kippur service. as
above set forth, there VIII be a short
organ prelude. during which persons
may quietly enter or withdraw
from the Synagog. but no other time.
il il can be helped. This is done TO
avoid the usual running in and out so
that the solemnity Of the day and the
sacredness OF Divine worship be not
disturbed or interrupted.
The choir will sing at all service ex-
cepe 'sMincha"
Responses OF passages so marked in
ritual Will be kindly made by the con-
gregat.on, in subdued. but audible
tones
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pay said script out of any Of the funds

pay said script out OF any Of the funds
in which there may be a surplus.
I'm support Of the resolution desire
to add, by handling the city funds IN
this way We can keep city script at
par. and with your assistance we Will
have mo trouble in maintaining the
present splendid condition OF FL Reno
and soon have sufficient funds 10 meet
all future obligations and reduce the
present high rate OF taxation,
The last statement of the financial
condition Of Ell Reno showed the city
indebtedness to be 325, 10000. OF this
amount the refunding bonds cover H7.-
10000, leaving a balance OF script I'M
paid of $4,000. Amount In hands Of
city treasurer, paid by county treas
urer s7,752.00 leaving a balance OF out
standing warrants Of only $34s which
sum is more than provided for by funds
in the hands Of the county treasurer,
received since making this last report
to the city. Please note the ract that
if all script issued, not covered oy the
refunding bonds. were paid. there would
be balance in the hands Of the treas
urer. and with accrued tax due from the
county treasurer which will be paid
into the city treasury inside OF 80 days
the city will be on firm cash basis.
Gentlemen, / believe that each and
every one of you have the best inter-
ests of our city at heart. and l certain
" have no desire to censure any one IN
justly, but want all to understand that
we are not in sympathy with any one
who uses their influence directly or
indirectly for the purpose OF depreciat-
ing the face value OF city SCRIPT, ana
/ hope that 1 will not again have occa-
sion to mention the name OF our city
treasurer in connection with speculate
ing in city script, or any OF our city
officers FRANK HAHN.
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NOTES FROM THE STUDENTS
What the Boys and Girls are Doing at the
Commercial College.

Mr.. W. D. Hatton OF the Commercial
department has accepted a position as
hookkeeper and stenographer with the
Whitaker Packing company.
Miss Nettie Alexander. who has been
successfully filling a position with the
Wichita Wholesale Grocery company
as stenographer for the past few weeks
during the absence of their regular
stenograpte returned TO school Mon
day to complete her course in the COM
mercial department.
Fred r. Swartz Of Newton, a former
student, made the college a pleasant
visit Saturday.
Mrs. B. F. DUNCAN OF the shorthand
department, returned 10 her home at
Guthrie Q. T, Saturday.
Miss Ona Parson OF Garden City, Kan
sas. arrived in the city Saturday morn
ing and will start TO school Monday.
Mr.. J. y. Sprouse of the commercial
department. left Friday morning for
Lorara. Kansas. his old home where he
wall visit few days.
J. H. EngStorm OF Wayne, Kansas, a
graduate Of last year. has accepted a
position with the McLain Lumber COM
pany of this city.
l. y. Coble. a recent graduate Of the
commercial department, returned Mon
day and will pursue the shorthand
course this coming winter
George W. McIlrath and F. f. Wich-
ham, both former students OF Professor
Robins. made the college peasant Wis
II Thursday.
The following students enrolled dur
ing the week: Harry Jacobs. Grundy
City, Ia: W. F. Mitchner. Newton, Kan.
Ernest Parks, Ronald Smith and Miss
Estelia Windle Of Wichita
Judge Wall cleared his man Spencer
in the United States court and his elo-
quence was highly complimensed by the
visiting Texans. Mr.. Spencer was
charged with embezzling registered
Oh
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WILL MEET HERE TUESDAY,.
Gentlemen of the Reform Press Associa-
ticu will Meet.


Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock the Re-
form Press association of the state OF
Kansas will meet in the council cham
Der OF this city. They will be welcom-
ed by Mayor Cox and Ex-Governor Lew
cling. The response will be made by
ex-State Superintendent of Public In
etruction u. III. Gaines. one OF the NEST
brilliant orators in the Populist party
in Kansas. All the citizens of Wich-
tia have a cordial invitation to attend
the opening session OF the meeting and
none will regret hearing Mr.. Gaines.
The association - composed OF some OF
the greatest Populists editors IN the
state. Lyman Naugie of Wellington.
IS secretary. and b. e Kies OF this city
Is president of the association
While the Peerless Princess Is not
herself at present, nevertheless the
boys of the other side will be enter
tanned as cleverly as circumstances will
permit, and 1t Is hoped that they will
enjoy their visit Wichita hospitality
knows no party-her gates and heart
and homes are open 30 all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

Eagle Baseball Notes.
The odds now are to THAT Baltimore
will win the pennant.
Fred Pfeffer's benefit game at Chica-
go promises to be a corker.
Billy Niles. the Cincinnati boy with
Milwaukee, lead that team in batting.
Tom Lovett did not make put-out in
thirty-seven games he pitched for Pro-
violence this season.
Pitcher Frank Wilson of Cleveland
has the jaundice and will not be able to
play again this season.
Louie Bierbauer is playing second
base for Pittsburg with thumb as big
as bat. He refuses to give up.
Bobby Caruthers has almost reached
oblivion. His job as umpire in the
Western association is doubtful.
The Washingtons are again intact in
the field, Scheibeck having returned to
short and Crooks to second base.
more Cleveland game. He bet that
Harry Blake, the Cleveland's right
fielder, will not play again this season.
A wrenched ankle is the reason why.
Fall River won the pennant in the
New England league. New Bedford,
the home of Bancroft, came in second.
Joe Harrington, a New England lea
que third baseman. is playing second
base for Boston. He's not so bad, nor
yet star.
Sockalexis, the Indian ball player,
threw ball 129 yards inches against
strong wind at Bangor, Ne, several
days ago.
Baltimore is baseball crazy again.
The report that a man was throwing
away up the street would not
take the crowds away from the ticker.
In the last two weeks the Lousivilles
have thrown down two teams-Brook-
Ign and Philadelphia-after each had
made records of twelve consecutive
games.
Walter Wilmot says he will not play
in Chicago next season if he has to quit
base ball to carry out his resolve. He
can't stand the adverse criticism heap
ed upon him.
In New York they say that LANCE
and Dahlen are the only ball players on
the Chicago team. If these men are
standard then New York has but one
ball player-George Davis.
President Ban Johnson of the Yves
tern League thinks that Indianapolis
and Kansas City would make good re-
cords in the big league. He ought to
know, for he has been in a position to
make comparisons.
Tom Kinslow, the catcher. who was
released by Pittsburg because of dis
orderly conduct, has been unable to
get league engagement. THE wages
of sin is DEATH and Tom is dead as
far as fast company is concerned.
A. G. Spaulding of the Chicago club
does not believe in club trying to
stem adverse criticism a Ia Freedman
in the case of Sam Crane. Said Mr..
Spaulding the other day: I'VE have had
a great deal of adverse criticism show
cred upon us in Chicago. but there is
no need of getting hot under the coll2r.
My policy, to let the papers roast the
Chicago club as much as they please,
and thereby keep il before the public,
is a good one, for if the newspapers
didn't mention baseball, where would
the National league be? It's a mistake
to antagoniZe reporters because of their
harsh criticism. for they are all honest
in their convictions. and have a right
to say and write what they please"
Mr.. Spaulding has the right idea of
things. still it is hardly probable that
that the Chicago press criticised the
Colts without just cause.
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AHousEHoLp TREASURE.

D. W. Fuller of Canajohaire. n. r.
saws that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house ana MS
ia miIv has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would
not be without it, If procurable. G. A.
Dykeman. druggist. Catskill. n. Y.
saws DR.. Kings New Discovery is UNI
doubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eight
wears, .and it has never failed to do all
that is claimed for it. Why not try
a remedy so long tried and tested:
Trial bottles free at the drug stores Of
Charles Lawrence and G. Gehring.
Regular size. soc and s1.00.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
DID YOU EVER

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy Tor
your troubles? II not get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found 10 be peculiarly adapted TO the
relief and cure of all Female Com
plants. exerting a wonderful direct in
fiuence in giving strength and tone to
the organs. II you have loss OF appe-
tite. constipation. headache. fainting
spells. or are nervous. sleepless. excit-
able. melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells. Electric Bitters is the medicine
you need. Health and strength are
guaranteed by its use. Large bottles
only SO cents at the drug store of
Charles Lawrence and C. Gehring.
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rrNcrNNATT >, PTTTSRJ-RG q

Pittsburg Sept. 14.-Hart's wildneSs and
Fittsburg's inability 20 hit Dwyer safely
resulted in shut-out for the home team.
The game was remarkable for the num-
her of flies to the outfield. Attendance,
2saS1. Score:
II H r
PittsburE .......o00 100000 5 &
Cincinnati ...........1 ! I ! - .
Ratter:eS-Pittsburg. Hart and Merritt:
Cincinnati. nywer and Vaughn Earned
rurs-Cincinnate = Two-base hitS-Mc-
Phes . Stolen haSeS-Beckley. Burke .
Eov. Base on ballS-Clingman. Burke.
McPhee Ewing. c.. Smith, Dwyer. Hit
by pitched ball-Beckley. Struck out
Stencil Clingman. Burke. Miller. Vaughn.
Passed halls-Merritt .. Wild p;tch-Hart.
u-mpires-Emslie and Mcdonald. Time,
10
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STILL THEY CLIMB
CHAMPIONS PUT UP HEAVY HIT.
TING AGAINST BROOKLYN.

Umpire Hurst is Knocked Down, Though
Not Out-Spiders and Browns Leave the
Score Tied in the Dark-Phillies Easily
Win Twice OF Washington-BostoDs
Steady Play Kills Cf the Giants-Hart
- Wild and the Rest Of the Pirates Cant
sat-Colts Defeat the Colonies in the
.2Fst lnning-WesternG Games.
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BOSTON IL; NEW YORK

New York, Sept 1.-THE New Yorks
could not play ball fast enough against
the Bostons today to keep warm, and as a
result they once more lay claim to eighth
place. Rusie pitched well but was poorly
supported. The Bean Swallowers played
poorly IN only one inning, the second.
After that they steadied down. Attend
ance, 500. Score:
II f
Boston .......o0 - 3 s 1-l2 u
New York. l 900 20 DIS
Batteres-New York, Rusie and Wilson;
Boston. Dolan and Ryan. Earned runs
New York 5. Boston 4. First on balls
OF Rusie t. off Dolan :. Struck out
by Rus3e :, by Dolan 3. Home runs
Van Haltren. Three-base hits-Fuller.
Herman, J. Bannon- Two-base hits
Stafford. Sacrifice hit-Long. Stolen
hases-Tan Haitren. Davis. Long and
Duffy. Double plays-Fuller. Stafford and
Ba1non- Wild pitch-Dolan- Umpire
keefe. Time. 1:55.
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WILL MEET HERE SATURDAY.
Sedg wick County Teacher Association to
Hold annual Session.

The Sedgwick County Teachers asso-
citation will meet at the court house
in annual session next Saturday. The
following Is the program:
Business meeting.
2 Difficulties / Meet"-three minute
talks. Mary u. Culver. Mary McCul-
Tough. p. l.. Arrett, Edith Moffatt.
;. What language work Will you do in
third grade work this year? Mary
Anderson, Grace Showalter, Mrs.
Hall. Ethel FreeEand.
4. Training for Citizenship. ten
minutes papers. Alice r Sites. E. S.
Binnin%
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CHICAGO a: LOUISVILLE 5.

Louisville Sept. N.-The Colts won to-
days game IN the fiTst inning. making
severl singles off Mcfarland. which. to-
eether with base on balls ana couple
Of dumb plays. gave Chicago 9 runs. Nc
permott went in the box in the second
and did fairly well. Mcfarland was very
effective with men on bases. Darkness
stopped the game az the end or the sew
enth inning. Attendance, 1.5oo. Score;
Il II E
Louisville .1Ioo1e o-5 Is 5
Chicago ......-..........9 ia II
Batter,es-I.ouisville. a. D. Mcfarland.
McDermctt and Spies: Chicago. NJ Nc
Farland and Donahue. Earned runs
Louisville . Chicago f. First on balls
on a. ID. Mcfarland l; OFF McDermott 1;
off NJ. Mcfarland s. Two-base hits
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Real Estate Transfcrs-


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and Land company
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So or 2s-27-le ed ...-..-.--. 200
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Strongs add ID .-...-.-..-- Z
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Lottfe Danger 40 q lots -
Sherwood ave .n SheTw0ods sub
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Frederick Koenig lots y % 81 Is
Lulu ave bots IS 81 Ellis ave so1
II a. on Laura ave lots ~ " NJ
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Th< home usis<soasry fserd mr. ,e~I-
Ing able any longer % rssai1f.sn TIRE
church On Sosfh Lszr4nce sye1ss@ WIKI
ou- heal support ssd to-rs3 supporters
beng dlsoos-sx~t o<ss tse hxat Y---s-
piczts-; q fosa. 81 - Snc<rsto1-e sazs
Rev. Black Eas bsea .rszsfrr-s9 90
CsicASo.
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ST. APUL 10; DETROIT 8.
St Paul, Sept. A--Score:
RHE
st. Paul 00051 lilo 16 2
Detroit ..............7 001000-S s 0
Observation-Disclosures and Boyle; White
hill. Fifield and Twineham.
Called in the eighth inning on account Of
darkness.
KANSAS CITY Is: GRAND RAPIDS T.
Kansas iCty, Sept. A-Score:
RHE
Kansas City. sHb Is 2
Grand Rapids. o 0301-7 Is 2
Batteries-Tricloen and Bergen: Stat
ford, Willis and Campbell.
MILWAUKEE, II: INDIANAPOLIS Is.
Milwaukee, Sept. 1A-Score:
Milwaukee ..........4 0O29 0O-l7 10
Indianapolis ........1 2 2021 lib
Batteries-Rettger and Lefleur: Cross
and Woods
Western Association Games.
QUINCY 9: BURLINGTON o.
Quincy. Sept A.-Score:
RHE
Quincy .....1 00O1105 LIB o
Burlington ..........0 o o o 000O-0 S
Batteries-Parvin and Boland; Nicholas
and Lynch.
ST. JOSEPH 4: DIES MONIES o.
st. Joseph, Sept 14.-Score:
RHE
ST. Joseph ...10 O0O120o-4 10 4
DeS MoineS. ........0 o 0 5000 90 2
Batteries-Slagel and Lehman: Figge-
mier and Mcfarland.
Dubuque. Ia. Sept. 14.-No game; wet
grounds.
Peoria, Sept. 14.-Peoria-Rockford game
postponed; wet grounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

Homer Reynolds. the popular chief
clerk of the Chicago division OF The San
IA Fe railway is IN the city visiting his
parents on the West Side he Is &C
conlpanied by his wife. who. with his
mother. VIII take on outing n Colorado.
Homer looks splendid and Is getting
along finely, rapidly climbing TIE lad
der 81 railway life which none but the
deserving succeed In
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Western League Game.

Western League Games.
MINNEAPOLIS is: TERRE HAUTE 13
Minneapolis, Sept. A.-Score:
Ri E
Minneapolis .,2O12 3061 lis %
Terre Haute.....O o 0 3 7000 o. Ii % 4
Batteries-Blackburn and Wilson; Goar
and Outcalt
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Wright, Arson. Sacrifice hit-Truby.
Stolen bases-Holmes, Clarke. Everett.
Double plays-Dahlen, TRULY and Arson.
Wild pitcheS-M. Mcfarland. Time, 203
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Following is the standing Of the clubs
Septt Is one wear a 90 today
BALTIMORE "a: RROOKLYN Z


Baltimore, Sept 1.-THE champions
Knocked Kennedy out of tht box in the
fourth inning and Gumbert finished the
game, which was notable for heavy hit
ting. foul tip from Kelley's bat in the
eighth knocked Umpire Hurst senseless
and cut his fact badly, but he recovered
and pluckily stuck the game out. Digby
Bell brought fifty masculine and feminine
air resound with tin horns and yeIls of
RIOTERS" to the grounds and made the
RHE
Brooklyn .-.00OO1010-5 10 3
Observation-Disclosures Hoffer and Clarke;
Brooglyn, Kennedy, Gumbert and Grim.
Earned runs-Baltimore 9. Brooklyn 2.
Two-base hits-KelIey, Gleason, Grim.
Three-base hits-Carey, Kelly. Stolen
oases-Keeler 2. Double plays-Jennings
and Carey. First base balis-Of Ken
nedy !, off Gumbert l, off Hoffer 2. Hit
by pitched ball-Hoffer 2. Struck out
BY Hoffer ?. Wild pitches-Kennedy L
Cmpire-Hurst- Time, 2:l5.
CLEVELAND s; ST. LOUIS 6.
st. Louis, Sept H.-Today's game be-
tweent the Browns and Spiders was a
hard-fought pitchers battle, which was
sailed at the end of the tenth inning on
account of darkness. The Browns had
the best Of it UP to the eighth inning when
the visitors tied the score, after which
neither side made a run Attendance,
RHE
st. Louis. 90 o0000o-6 IL
Cleveland ....-.---1 90 0003 zoos
Batteries-St. Louis. Brietenstein and
PETIT; Cleveland. Cuppy and thinner.
Earned runs-St Louis 4, Cleveland 2
Two-base hits-Dowd, McGarr. Three
base nits-Dowd, Mexican. Home runs
thinner. Stolen base-Samuels. McGarr
Burkett Double plays-Mckean. Childs
and o. Tebeau. First on balls-Or Brett
snstein .. off Cuppy .. Struck out
BY Brietenstein 2; by Cuppy l. Umpire
O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA II; WASHINGTON 9.
Philadelphia, Sept. 14-Washington's
Pitchers We're easy propositions for the
Phillies, who won both games. The Wis
:tcrs could not find any of the local pitch
6rs with effect. Attendance, Is, 5S3. Score
First game:
RHEl
Philadelphia .......05S32 Al "a 2
Washington .....--.2 00OO21&9 8
Ratteries-Philade lphia. Orth, White,
Clements and Buckley; Washington, Mole |
worth Boswell and MCGUIRE. Earned
runs-Philadelphia L. Washington 2. Two |
base hitS-Hamilton, Delehanty. Cross. |
Clements. Hallmann 2. Sullivan. Brown. |
runs-Delehanty 2 Sacrifice hit--Hamil-
ton Stolen bas-Hamilton. Sullivan.
Defehanty, Boyle, Hallman- Struck out
Hamilton. orth, Brown, Abbey. Cart
wright, Shibeck. Wordsworth. Double
plays-Hallman and Boyle; Buckley and
Mailman, Sullivan. Mailman and oByle.
First on ballS-Of Orth J. off White 4,
off Wordsworth >; off Boswell l. Hit by
pitched oall-MoleSworth ., White ]. |
Wild pitch-Boswelk White. Umpire
Murray. Time. 2:45.
Second game-Score:
RHEl
Washington ...........0 0 0 90 90 6 o
Batteries-Philadelpf1i Lucid and Gle
nents; Washington, Boyd and Mcguire. |
Earned runs-Philadslphia 2 Two-base
lllts-Hamilton, Clements. Sacrifice hits |
Boyle. Stolen bsses-Hamilton ., Dele |
hanty ., Thompson .. Struck out-Shie- |
beck and Boyd Double plays-Cartwright
and Shiebeck Thompson and Cross, Hail. |
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Colonel p H Smith leaves tomorrow
morning for San Francisco. Cal, a. the
general Pacific slope manager os the
Are ex:inguishe- which be has been han
ding here. HIS territory viii include
California, Oregon. KinasWtnngosfzC
California Oregon. Washington. Idaho
and the Sandwich Islands and his sala-
II will be commemorate with his terri
tory. His wife having been called cas-.
by the sickness Of friends zriH potSc-
company him. but will snOn Join him fn
their new hons. Colonel Smith has
been a long time n wichita. 61rinT
which time he has made bee; o:
friends. being peTsoasly very popular
with al classes Being q genial WARN
hearted literal minded citizen % excel
lent social and business qualities bis
departure VIII be regretted By al
Fritz Schaitzler says he pays III
taxes on his North As-ke; stree; build
tng which Bill Campbell recently 81
.otued- Fritz asked reporter FOR ne
Eagle yesterday bow be was going e.
pay the tAIrs Il November 81 this lang
keeps Up. but a. the said reporter aeTer
was much OF = fnanclsr he coas4 E1ve
10 Satisfactory solution os tie p-n-
bi~rn- Fr5tz rsil have % u, tue ~
-toa 20 such erai,sr; fnzacs~-s &s fssIiT
Smith OF Jndxe Tsck-r.
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PIT. FRANK D. BALDWIN,
Acting L. S. Indian Agent"
MAYOR HAHN IS MAD.

At Ell Reno Mayor Hahn created a
sensation at the council meeting this
week by charging that the script buy
erS and city treasurer are in COM
bination TO keep down the price of script
to enable them TO speculate of the peo-
pie A committee was appointed 10 in
vestigate. Mayor Hahns sensational
statement was as follows:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of the
City Council:
Il desire to file the following state
ment of facts with our city clerk, and
ask the same TO be made a part OF the
records.
Whereas, There seems 10 be a well
founded rumor of a. strong desire on
the part of some of the money lenders
OF the city OF FL Reno 20 derreciate
the value OF city script. thus depriving
the honest working men in the city,
employ from receiving fair remuneTSa-
ton for services rendered. 1 am cred
IDLY informed that our city treasurer
has been specializing 20 some extent
in our script, and recently made an
offer of SO cents on the dollar for some
script issued on the street Improvement
fund. when he we'll knew the money
was in the hands OF the county treas
urer for the redemption of the SAM,
and thus in5ur,ng the credit Of our
city and deprving our laboring class
of their just dues. and
Whereas. There is sufficient money
now in the various funds Of the city
treasury 10 redeem all script issued,
less the 81. $1,000 covered by the re-
funding bonds, and for the purpose Z
main tanning script a. par value. j de-
sire TO offer the following resolution
Resolved. That il IS the sense Of
the city council OF FL Reno. that for
the purpose Of maintaining the parity
OF all city script issued hereafter, that
the city general. IRE. water. side walk
and street Improvements funds be used
in common. and script issued hereafter
upon any one Of these funds. IL upon
presentation Of said script there be no
money n that particular fund, that the
city treasurer shall be authorized 20
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Batteries-Philadelpfri Lucid and Gle
nlents; Washington, Boyd and Mcguire.
Earned runs-Philadslphia 2. Two-base
lllts-Hamilto1. Clements. Sacrifice hits
Boyle. Stolen baseS-Hanilton . Dele
hanty ., Thompson 3 Struck out-Shie-
beck and Boyd Double plays-Cartwrigh
and Shiebeck, Thompson and Cross, Hail.
man, Sullivan and Boyle. First on balls
on Lucid 3, off Boyd 4. Passed balls
Mcclure. Umpire-AIurTay. Time, LIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
BASTE MIR. DAWES
LEAVENWORTH INDIGNANT OVER
HIS INSOLENCE TO WICHITA.

They are Not Afraid Of Him In that City
point an Assistant Attorney General and
They Speak Out frankly-Dan Anthony
Arraigns the Moral Ob,Squity for His
Malevoient Threats ut the TAx-Payers
and the Good People of Wichis.-what
He Says.