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The St. Johns herald., 1895-08-29
INSURE YOUR LEE!

No safer plan to provide for your family in case of death, than a policy of insurance in the New York Life Insurance Company. Call on or ad- dress w. Il. BURBAGE,
 Special Agent.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-08-29

LaXOl is not a mixture Of drugs. It is nothltg but castor OIl made palatable.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-08-29
Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railway Company. TIME TABLE-NO. 12.
 In effect July, Is; 1895. Mountain Time is standard used

Southwark Nor.bwsrd No. 3i. No & STATIONS No Nh 20
The St. Johns herald., 1895-08-29

nEcUIIAR in combination, pro-
 portion and preparation ofingredi- ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possessesgreat curstive value, You should TRYIT.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-08-29

The Board of Equalization met this morning at 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-L J Brown and w H Gib- bons, absent-Gustav Becker.
 Minutes of yesterday read and ap- proved.
 The Board of Equalization now con- tinued to amend its actions taken in the matter of raising original assessments at the July meeting, as following. to- wit:
 E 4 Noble. reduced on cows 15
 on stock horses D, , 90 % Alex Peralta reduced on stock
 horses. .............. 165 %
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

New York. March 2o-In his heroic en-
d.avor to save his wife and children. "o""
t<nrrz was burned to death ina the ioui
tory tenement lGS TUeuty-ifth street. TINS
r,o.riue. KurtZ. with his wife, two sons
and a dauehter. occupied the second moor
,f tho builiiug When kurtz reached lhe
street door. just before o'cloeN. he as
covarod me vestihule ablaZc lie dashed up
sf4ire walked his elder son, told MN tii9
house was ON fire aud TO look out Tor ms
mother. Mrs. kurtz was quickly Wouse'
and followed bv her son. ran up To- the root
where "a great number OF other tenants
aroused by the shouts of kurtz h2d pre-
a., 4ied nor Ten occupants OF the thitj moor
,,tiuel inc roOf crossed 10 the ADJOINING
bopse and escaped ia safety Two sisters
,,,,ne4 S,hamp found escape cut on hfe-
mon snre,ld "A tarpaJlin under the window
ana both women dropped into II without
injury.
rouv ketcnem an insurance agent WI"
roam.d on the third floor, jlmpe4 from
the FRONT window and landed ou the side
walk with nearly every bone ln MS to1s
broken. lie died an the hospital ~ a-,l
O'Clock The two kurtz chlditu jumped
from the sccond-StorA WINDOW anu Wt't
not seriously injured. After the iie was Pu'
out KurtZ's body VAS FOUND on inc Stalt
,.av leading 20 the root. He had cNl1ehtlN
attempted TO follow his vile and son To
IN roof but was overcome by smoke
g-he clothing was burned from has
tadv and his head WAS burned TO a bi3chtu-
oJ, cuarred lump.
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The Prize Defamation Medals.

Professor william \. Perrin, Of Sayro,
Arm. writes an acknowledgment
80, ~ Atlanta. tia. Gentlemen: Your
tiehit priced defamation medal that
1-g-I Forwarded me from Atlanta several
-. 80, his been duly received, for
-ttssb ,,.r,,it me 10 return thanks, not
c,iiv foTT myself. but for the pupils u my
school here. ana also the people o. TINS
1tttta school community. The medal tSi-
,..5t ID very neat and beautiful. The
school being SO nearly At their vacation
time would not be able 20 take = gold
nayt session ! have shown them me
siiysr medal ana they are delighted. We
Viii send your. best of all southern news
t,tT.f-s "a Iuu account of our defamation
contest in due time. Yours very truly,
F" WILLIAM A. PERRIN"
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dinner parties, drives and social gatherings
were literally iammed into his brief stay
Ia Atlanta. People fiocked in small armies
to shake his hands and the little party
that assembled in the Aragon the other
night to do reverence to Napoleon Mckinney
was nothing in comparison.
Teamoh was not much in evidence at the
Aragon hotel, the Capital city club, the
theater and other points of in
terest whore his fellow committeeman were
10 be found but h" was absent
moving ,u blaze OF personal bril-
liaucy that was absolutely binding. Tea
uoh he'd no need of the companiorsaip Of
the white members of the COMMITTEE
When Teamoh came to town IL. X. But
Ier one OF the representative colCred men
OF the city. took him in hand. He WAS
pr. Buffers guest. Butler has a pleasant
home ON Auburn avenue, not far from BIG
Bethel church. Dr. Butler invited the rep
rpsantative negroes of that section Of the
city to meet Teamoh. They came All %
them came. The ministers. politicians ieI-
chants laborers and voters OF the race Were
tp,rr Teamob found himself Ia the center
Of an aamiriug multitude such as he ha"
never had around him before. tie got some
peyv views of lie Tie question OF race
vas presented TO him IL "a new light lie
almost forgot the other members OF t"t
committee ina tine great social shuttle OF
which ne was the prucipa, ana tehtsI.
When the train was almost ready 70 81
ElcIz a. Boston he was Still lingering VII"
his Atlanta friends on Auburn dN nus. 'l
Wheat street Teamoh took the blu'
for ncrer- during his Atlanta stay lL-
WINS Ute,llIy Suothercd with them tL 49,
noh insists Ou preSt Htu@ al lhHl' i-'tl'
port. dealing entirely Win -N',t -.
return to tine MasaHchuSelt3 l'-'-''''''-f
..sI rr.. Ir
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v.-rLAsHEs or oRscuRIrY.

The insurrection i'm Lyons quelled itself
before the arrival of Leuter ant Bona
parties contingent. The municipality prov
ed itself sufficiently strong to put down the
insurgents without the assistance of the
military arm. Fighting there was none.
Napoleon's company, arriving in due time,
was stationed in the city for month. 1t
was a small beginning of war for him who
was destined, within less than decade. to
lead "a victorious army over the Alps into
Italy.
The disturbance at Lyons put date TO
Bonapartc's career at Nalcnce. lie had re-
NAMED in that place from the fan OF ltSh
90 August OF 1877. This period Of twenty
three months, though obscure I'm it's mani-
festations, was one of the most important
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TO the very utmost by giving no sort of
mixing of what the trouble was.
The medium explained some Of the re-
quisities to the proper reading of mysteries
and asked that the lady submit herself TO
the influence OF the mystery reader. Then
she went into a sort of trance. Her eyes
were closed. she waved her hands about
and went through q very weird perform
auce. Finally she spoke.
Il see a woman" she said. THAT woman
Is causing you trouble and that is why you
came to me. Your husband Is fond Of that
woman, in fact he"
IT'S not true" said the lady, angrily.
'IIe doesn't and you shall not say So.
The lady got up very angrily: Il didn't
come here TO hear that" she said.
The disclosure Of mystery took quite an
ether turn. The only mistake the fortune
telling lady made was in Judging the lady
by the other ladies' that had been to see her
TO have mysteries cleared up.
Teamoh, colored, Massachusetts, lesisla-
tor, was in Atlanta, too. and as 1 have seen
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Is a good distance 20 the heart of Havana
and it takes small fortune to purchase
the right 10 ride up. As a matter both OF
principle ana economy ] refused TO pay
the cxorbtaut demand and walked up.
1t was charming walk, with interesting
sights at every step.
II saw a great deal Of Havana In the
four hours I was there. I went to one OF
the largest hotels in the city, whore l met
an old college mate. 1 was greatly pleased
with the island.
II embarked for the United States at
4 o'clock on the day of my arrival, bring
ing with me hundreds of pleasant memo
ries of the charming isle My impress
sions Of CUBA, although formed in six hours.
are very vivid and pleasant"
Nobody IS superstitious, yet in times of
dire trouble almost any OF us are willing
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searched everywhere, and ut last in utter
despair, she had to give IN the search. she
had to accept the conclusion that rohber
bad made Off with her priced belongings.
AZ last il occurred 60 her to 90 60 the
lady near Atlanta who tells fortunes. This
was "a little raw of hope; she might find
out something. She went her mind made
IIp to test the powers OF the fortune teller
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To his lie. " was the tfdlslt'o'i lro'i' Jun
To early MANHOOD. AT TINS stage III 'i'e 80
OF men the hihn p's7,s l"PluiS ~ ~, -,
'ohultloh 10 ah",l'I' a. - -,
true II StuuN mas "''' '4i' "i''4 80
the attribute Of the person cohcerheu'
Napoleon here went forward from the
early part of his seventeenth to the compile
ton Of his eighteenth year. II ne had
continued in the reckless course whlch ne
took n tho beginning. ms nc ~ N"lei i
would little concern the ieau,r cet''u.Y
afterwards. But with the coming Ol 'ie
spring Of 17S6 an iron resolution entered
into him, and he became rutr STUDENT
tIan ever before. Probably no greater de-
gree of mental concentration and compress
sion was ever exhibited 10y q young man
ia the world than by Napoleon bonau"rte
hroodina. over his books la his humble
apartments at NIionce.
rhe ambition of the young officer now
shot cut in several directions h'eplE hu-
pressed with the fame and power OF the
great authors whose writings just thth
,,ara setting tho world afame he too,
,,.,ld Is. a.. aufnort such was the quality
~, IN. sip.iI.r = rsonaee that ne never
.iist,,,.t.1 himself iu anything. Before the
mi ~ bis eighteenth wear me c0uceiNd him
s,if ,fla and qualified Ia write history
-a,.sf-a sbould le bis theme. lie Would
annals Ni MS llttfNf tHhi'"+ A'A
,fu,s,,si.al "a manner as 10 place him
,,.....l. ,r tba Able Kayuali lie went
J.. address, "a letter Do that august
,.tf,- nm that ne himself
, ..s ..ir.sdy "a writer. lie
li''tHti s.. ''t''' .,,.... t,i. ..tIl4city.
He-sei the hI7''ll''- TO- mo- iudul-
lt' hai'rtt "''' Ns 49,. ,.t. a sure
tence' eAttiu'i a. o. ,,.it..a t, The abbe
ma rs ol As'' u, -. ~ bfs alleged Ills
'hr ms 49, - ..,,..,.,r.,tt.y oliy 1a-
cory - H.. .,,.. ,,..,.e,- Of tine rhetoric
ii'+ st l''. y, .... r,t4,-,,.,
ana u.e iH'- mi ,t. .nottom motive
itit ,' No. mo hou, of bclug
iN Ni'- . ...t.... tb, distinction of
d H.1lo' '''', ,....l..,.,,. win 4 great man
~ ti. ,,.,. A.. the Abbr udulsrI
- IN ntm advised him 10
f,,.ttr ana thep TO rcwrite his
80 81 AMY ara me historical ambition
a., liautcpaut. but the romantic also.
a.. ,,,ts som,vh at o. novels. ana for tine
a., fftna falling in love determined 10
-. ,,..,.,I Al the house OF Madame ga
800. a.. ,.,.,.I, t.e acaualntauCC of her
-. .rl teu i'm love with
b'""'-" ' ,7.....,.,. - an volus Ueutoll-
ne .,r ms n,ssiop presently
"'' III, ,r,,.os ~ il arc seen ia MS
,.,.a..,,,,,,.l,,n,a uuil what timc-ceasing 10
-, st,1,,roisau. Colou,hier-he TUNED
,'ssi,,,ist d.uouc.I love as a mockeiy'
ana an particular as the drawback to human
,r,titian
H., tt. midst of tine Gttul CLEANS OF TINS
III. ltr.. MAJ, a. seen burning the Goals
r,t,.. r,,,,,a,. hatt which the years have
- ~ tt,,..,,i.,,d The student Bona
~, .,. ,..t.. living reality. lie sup
PNt t.t, 49,. works of the lead
~ -. ,,r tn.. aee and devour,1 them
,t - r,,,,,ity. of one starving. lie made
I,f,,..if familiar with the writings OF vol
AIM. and Nc.kor. The one hv lo.I"W'N
u.folah ta,. uazes Of the new ltehch
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nothing IN the press
dispatches about his
social career while
here. it gives me
great pleasure to add
my contribution To
the large mass of
Teamoh literature
that is being collect
Ell by the press assoc
Citations.
TeamOh was a
great social lion in
Atlanta. Receptions,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

current here regarding the arrangements
for the wedding Of the duke of AOsta and
Princess Helene Of Orleans. The latest
one is that it viii be solemnized at Stowe
house, England. and that King Humbert.
Queen Margaret and the prince Of Naples
will be present. 1t is said that the king
and queen will go chiefly to visit Queen
Victoria and VIII be accompanied h. Pre-
mier Crispi and Baron Blanc. minister OF
forcivu affairs
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to lend ear to the
voice of the super
natural and unreal.
When we are in deep
distress We win 80
anywhere for relief.
An Albanian lost
some very valuable
relics the other doy,
some things which
she was very anxious
10 freg SIRE I'M. she
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

rrrr orr :. C-ntar Junior; am httle girl,
y. - scllni- have Dot is,ru u school Tor two
49,. an account q snowy weather. 10 l"'lan
.,.gy-- last sinutIay. ana % has bceu showing OF
si ~, Tor 4 week.. She pr ttiest siEht most ever
f,v v.s~ ala. morning a~ went "ut' ihrr' hhd
49, , t,,,-, lrs.-t tlat ui -It on gl1e SNOW and the
s.- ~ shining uu rhc ilu-ty snow, ana % spAr-
H. like diamond .,..
-, -. rl5r.a cows have - mi.s ere, and it
st,,.- fst.f 40 tat lihs Go uuyeIy ll -ch, can
80 has becn taking Tie Constitution six
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

FdWid orr. :. C.--near Junior: am little hoy
eleven Npara old. 10 has h"cn SHOWING and the
>sfuw las lcrn lying ou tine ground Tor a week.
Papa and went hunting aud VIC killed fifteen
rabbits.
/ have two pets, little dog named Rett. and a
black calf named Dave. M little dog very
smart, he ClH Trail a rabbit by sight OF the rdb-
bits track. Ny cali eau pull me in my little
wagon.
Av sister and 20 TO school about two miles
from home cur school viii ue out IA May.
wlil answer ,Iudsun Muurc's question.
ftNh cu was the first locomotive iuyeutcGg' IL
was invented uu the year OF $50, 10y George Ste
phen>on.
/ Will ask one question
Who said. II ana not worth purchasing but such
as . itsi, the king OF England Is not rIch enough
10 bus mC.'
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Frank Mcrrell, Atlanta. Ga.-Dear Junior: viii
kuu accept another aid 60 your fuld2 II 50,
wuuid Ike tu Join the merry band.
The first thing wish 10 ask Is, how many Of
the Atlanta cousins would help organize = Junior
llt.targ atd COMES puuulnE tiuhs
tir ,iub Cuuld have regular meetings with a
Hier T-u- filn. Ne could cnrr' ,pund with out
uf-tuNu cousins, have riruIl-, etc, and have big
times Iu general.
low many are there IN this large city who would
LoIniu ILl-. ictus have suggestions rom al.
A. Tie on-ti tuition has h'en ~ kind as 10 give
such nice lttlc paper think we should show
our appreciation ny Organizing one % the largest
ciut~ IA the city. Nuuld br glad TO hear from any
~ tuy cousins uu tire subject.
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RonERT LOUIS STEVENSON.

From His Last Photograph Taken in
samoa "a short White Before Death.
The Constitution presents herewith the
last photograph taken of the celebrated
novelist Robert Louis Stevenson. It was
received yesterday in "a letter 10 The Con-
stitution from Apia, Samoa, and presents
the features of the famous novelist as he
appeared in his isolated retreat in the south
Iapifig ocean.
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= lll.H.a hi' FifNlNi ~ \
hours on the island
and had q delightful
troop
MY trip to Cuba"
said ne, was the
uuicke ana the
pleasautest or record.
/ got into cuba at
10 o'clock i'm the
morning From
where we landed il
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.lfrsdI- Mack. Macon, Ga.-Desr Junior: vii
v..1 allow 9 Soy eleven years Old in your happy
lrriI nf bsK- and girls
F-nru-al.asl im Niucyilic. and my teachers
r.r1-r y Mi-- blanche iili-. J study arithmetic,
rr...rat,Ity spelling a'id reading.
utsf aHsx,r Frank ~pcAiN question. Why ~
a -fi,l, OF candy like Face huT-eg Because, tine
r-.1r.. .ou IIcls J. thc faster D. goes.
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters From Our Ju-
venile Writers.

Frtsu- Neck. Macon. GA-near 1untoT: have
/. Ens named stTufey." AIy Teacher = named Miss
-gstn Ts.,Ia5x. I ~aady reading, arithmetic aud
slaIIir st.nst yol think this II nice letter for
d. lnE .sFCm wars uids
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

Reid Harm. Canton. Ga.-Desr Junior; j like the
Junior very much. and can hardly 40 without ~.
IL has some pety interesting stories in u, among
those when like D. Lutte Mr.. 1himblehngeT,'
avery interesting story.
! 40 to school a. ihc Canton academy, ana MISS
Ellie Moore cd NiiIitaecYiile, Ga, II my teacher.
l atn eleven years old and study reading, writing,
arithmetic. Grammar, spelling and geography.
ufVr il du.. whose maine - Doctor; he 70 "A very
good watch uoa. The population of Canton -
about sixteen hundred.
Wiii Try To answer two OF Ruth barretts ques-
lions. " ho walked on thc water Go meet the dis
cfpie-s Jesus.
Nh1 instituted The lord supper Jesus.
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Tx or me Day.

Rcv. Richard Ormc Finn has the record,
so far as accounts so. for a quick trip 10
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wears think 10 Is the best paper that he takes.
run otit to meet him trost ever Wednesday to get
Hho Constitution, Junior. 1 like 10 read very
much.
! will ask one question;
who said, II would rather he right than presi-
dent"
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Nobody IS superstitious, yet in times of
dire trouble almost any OF us are willing
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Teamoh. colored, Massachusetts, lesisla-
tor, was in Atlanta, too and as 1 have seen
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12
MADE HIM LOSE Hi MIND.
Terrible Condition of a Man Who shot His
sisters Betrayer.

New York. Nov. 9.-The trial OF David
F. Hannigan, who shot his sisters be-
trayer May IS last. was continued yes
terday in the court of Oyer and Termi-
ner. The examination Of witnesses for
the defense is progressing rapidly. and
il is expected that all but the expert
testimony viii be in with the close of
the session tomorrow. AT that time
over thirty witnesses viii have been eN-
smined, and IL is expected that IL viii
require two days at least in which 10
take the expert testimony.
Lawyer Brooke said a. the close Of
yesterdays session that the counsel for
the defense were confident that they
would be able 10 submit the case tothe
jury by Wednesday next.
Hannigan has percsptihly recovered
his courage and came into court yesfer-
day with a firm step and took his seat
al his coHnsel'S table A few minutes
later his anxious little wife, his two
sisters and father Joined him. Hanni-
gsn's face was wreathed IN smiles as
he greeted them
on I feel much better today. I'm
thoroughly rested now, and it MAS rest
that | needed" he said in reply 70 their
Solicitations questions.
During the morning session a number
OF young women applied for admission
u the court room. ana We're given seats
near tie prisoner and the family. Il
was no difficult matter 10 guess where
their womanly syupthleS We're extend
ei. as they Scrutinized the face Of the
young man who had placed his life in
jeopardy in defense OF his sisters honor.
They looked aftsnflyely at the grey
haired father, who sat by his side. and
then al the wife and sisters Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12
Do You x now.

That the Santa Fe route est. Louis and
San Francisco railway is positively
the only line running two daily through
passenger trains from Wichita TO st.
Louis, without change. leaving Wichi-
ia at HOO a. m, and 10:40 p. m, arriv-
ing In st. Louis al $50 p. m, and $50 a.
N. The equipment Of these trains is
first class in every particular, consist
ing Of elegant reclining chair cars (ses IS
free) and Pullman Palace Drawing
Room Sleepers.
If you are going beyond st. Louis re-
member that connection with ali lines
for the east, northeast and southeast is
made in the magnificent new Grand
Union depot. St. Louis. the largest and
handsomest passenger station in the
world.
For sleeping car berths and all infor-
nation relative to rates, routes, etc,
call at Santa Fe Route ticket Office, 1853
North Main street, OF Douglas Avenue
station. de9 If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12

his appointments ne has tried TO make
eheir peHuca1 proportion tally with the
/ political proportion OF the ballots that
| elected him. and that as rUo RepuhE-
cans voted For him to one Democrat he
has appointed TWO Republicans 20 Of
fee 20 one Democrat Instead OF edu-
eating the community up he has edu-
I Gated 1t down, and non-partisanship
has TO the rank and file Of our citizens
neither so true nor 50 impressive a
meaning as it had when Mr.. Strongs
mayora1ity term commenced"
Along with all the Others comes Com
missioner Roosevelt for his share OF the
cussing, and it was limited at pretty
strongly yesterday that the Republic
cans are bent on making a Scapegoat
ct hdm, and holding him responsible for
the foiiies the party may have commit
ted. Mayor Strong and what some
eesga the Ohio gang "a New York. who
are said 90 be working IN the interest
ef Governor Mckinley. are said TO be
the enes who have planned the removal
of President Roosevelt In getting him
cut they hope to better help along the
work of getting Mckinley delegates 90
the next Republican national oonven-
tan. The mayor has already taken
theft rst steps toward urging Iet-up IN
tfe enforcement or the excise laws
That move. II Is well understood by the
politicians. IL aimed at Roosevelt and
IL intended TO force him out OF the Po-
lice board. IL that can be done without
further compromising the administra-
hon,
As soon as Mayor Strong get settled
IN Office last winter he set TO work to
buf1d up faction Of the Republican
party IN this city that would be favor
able to Mckinley as the party candidate
for president next year. This was a
move 20 break down the political in
f1uence of Platt, who is opposed to the
nomination of Mckinley. How COM
pletely the scheme failed, the election
on Tuesday demonstrated. Roosevelt
is a close political. as well as a personal
friend Of Tom B. Reed of Maine, and II
is said the mayor and his Ohio advisers
heard some time ago it was Reed who
advised Roosevelt TO take the presi-
dency of the police board. This never
dawned on Strong and his friends until
10 was too late for them to retrace their
steps and there has been quite a ware
fare ever since. Next January the Re
publicans here are to reorganize. Then
the Strength of the three factions will
be demonstrated-PiatE the Ohioans
and Roosevelt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12
ARE YOU GOING TO KANSAS CITY?
REMEMBER THE MISSOURI PA
CIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

Z IS the ony line that runs a strictly
Wichita-Kansas City train. Leavirg
Wichita at sos p. m, arriving at Kan
sas City next morning at 7:20. This
train Is made up at Wichita, and there
fore always leaves on time. Nice chair
cars and Pullman sleepers.
. Notice the leaving time, and the next
time you go to Kansas City take the
Missouri Pacific. Always on time
Never late. Fine equipment Leaves
Wichita at a reasonable hoHr and ar
rives at Kansas City neither too late
nor too early. Ticket office ia North
Main street. Depot corner Second and
Wichita streets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12

Six Hundred Horses TO be Furnished by the
wichita Horse and Mule Market to be
Used by the Mexican Government for
Cavalry Purposes-8orses to be Ad-
mitted Free of Duty-President Diaz and
Cabinet Also Amend the Present Tarin
Schedule which will Admit Kansas Pro-
duce, Heretofore Kept Out by Tariff.