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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
BISHOP THOMAS is DEAD.
The Kansas Divine Brcathes His Last at
His Home in Salina.

Salina, Kas., March 9.--(Special) Bishop
Thomas died tonight at 9:25 o'clock. Dur
ing the day he rallied and recognized his
friends. and strong hopes were entertained
that he would recover. At S o'clock he had
relapse, and from that time he grew
weaker, until life became extinct.
The Right Rev. Elisha Smith Thomas.
s. 7. D., Protestant Episcopal bishop OF
Kansas, was born March q 1884. He grad
uated from Yale in 1868 and at Berkeley
AZ Yale he was classmate of Chauncey
NJ, NJ; Depew, lie was ordered deacon In June.
at once put in charge of st, ,Pauls
church, New Haven, Conn. where he re-
manned for three years.
In 1864 he was elected rector of Seabury
han, Faribault Mimi, and professor of
Old and New Testament of EXegesis there.
ceeded him in the secretaryship of the
seabury mission. He spent the year, 1869
tending lectures ON New Testament Exc
gesis.
st. Marks church, Minneapolis, MINI:
he tecame rector Of & St. Pauis S church r' in
st, Paul, Minn. He was deputy from the
diocese to three successive general con-
venttons and also member and for sew
eral years president of the diocesan stand
bury mission and of st. Mary's hall and
the Breck mission and farm. He was in
SlruIltHlul III iOuNlIllB lNO MISSIONS Wltnln
his own parish and built mission churches
at Warsaw and Morristown.
H was consecrated assistant bishop of
Kansas in ST. Paurs church. St Paul
MINI. May 4, 1857, and received the de-
gree of s. II, d, from Yale the same year.
on the death of Bishop Vail in 1883 he be-
came bishop of Kansas.
As bishop of Kansas he was president
OF the college of the Sisters of Bethany,
st. Johns military school and all the var
ious Episcopal Institutions OF Kansas. He
took up in 1857 the work of Bishop Vail in
tl,.. IL Ion .Af lNa al,
school at Salna, Bethany college and St
Johns school both owe the great measure
Of their success to The ne earnest and nn-
an enthusiastic churchman, he had out
lined plans for extensive work in Kansas,
the results of which are made manifest in
mnnN cities.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

day without a rival in the wetcrwclCht
class. Byans latest hard fight. and the
one which brought him into such promi-
nence In his class, was his twenty round
go with Billy Smith before the Twin city
Athletic Club III Minneapolis on July -,
1891. In which Ryan goth the decision, Civ
ing Smith y terrible drubOnE, while he cs-
nstic achievement was the Knocking out Of
the once famous Jack Dempsey not long
since before the Seaside Athletic club.
ment OF Ryan, is eager 70 match him
against any man of his weight in the
world, and II there can he no one found
In Ryau's class to do battle with hln.
then he will have a try at some of the
mddleweights. most of whom would be
easy for him.
combination, has reputation which IS
Worldwide for claveruess and gameness.
He has engaged in many terrific battles
and has won more than a fair share Of
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
GENERAL HARRISON is BETTER,
lie is Able to Sit Up and There Is No Cause
for Anxiety.

indianapolis, Ind, March 9,-The con-
dition of General Harrison is somewhat
changed to-day. His night was fairly COM
Portable. In speaking of General Harri-
sons Illness, his attending physician. DR..
Henry James, said this morning: Gen
eral Harrison has been working very hard
recently in Richmond. He has taken a bad
cold, almost the grippe, He has an acute
bronchitis, and last Thursday he had
pains He is in bed and is very weak.
lie is seriously i'll. but ! should say not
in any danger. Oyerwork has a good deal
to do with his weakness"
At 3 o'clock this afternoon General Har-
rlson's condition was much improved He
no cause for anxiety on the part of his
friends over his condition.
New York, March 9.-AIrs Mckee.
daughter of ex-President Harrison, has left
for indianapolis upon receipt of a telegram
advising her of General Harrison's serious
illness. She will reach INDIANAPOLIS at II
o'clock this evening.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

leased by the Cincinnati club, the Western
League club of Indianapolis.
Carter, the Yale pitcher has reduced his
battery candidates from twenty pitchers
TO eight, and from sixteen catchers to SIN.
HickoS ana Murphy have been looking
for a promising sprlnter among Yale candi-
dates for the track team, but their efforts
so far hare not been successful
Buck Ewing Of the Cincinnaa LeagTs 5Ie
anxiety to get them away from him.
Charley Abbey says that the Philadel-
wRf5i,teh, I'm in lis tnGIgmient, VIM furnish the
Surprises o, the coming baseball season,
Penny H.nls lcn gGygr 6Tfb nth fr3m tSa
New York dub. lie is "A fellow townsman
of Captain Davis and is regarded as
conner
There are now but two teams IN the
western Association that have a chance
for second plane-Omaha and Rockford.
The other six teams have already won tn"
pennant.
Hnnlons men obeyea his order Of
Now they want Haulon to obey theirs. II
reads, "hauds up" Kelly ana keeler want
s. 500 each.
charles Petty resents, the insi'nnatt!ons tons
Memphis that he Will puzzle some of the
strong-arm Western batters when the sea-
son opens.
Hanion is trying to trade Bonner, 70
BROOKLYN for player, presumably Tom
Burns He offered Bonner ana Gleason "
smIte smII 81 In ne rgpiy. IS. Ia" ''' '"' ''''
me ne" -.'Hr Hressinrs r"Srns Tor tbs I'M.
nay nay iLn iftar ,yiiii not object II win
pres. J. ne .-t,sd h,fs 81 fnr the 'Orlolo4 Der,.
sayS ,,!'l,, InyiH IN i..lgl 'O"se -o' ''''
"E'y '@'L ,l'S - ,.,,,,,,,, ,ee,r, o., ,-o.
JTagins AK; ffG[9'l'll eaSor5 Win b9sn
lin!In&ll' In. ~, wv york rII.b does
the president OF tne iNSM h"tn Tj.T j,, Wv ,r
not share Manager D"N's commence '''
9Ia'Io'" "-','''' l., c,,,,, tc.o roc,,s
\ game 81 @ hAIg IN Dannie oHTi IN atter
a66oa a6S nan and n eang of Todters present Who
Ii'rE'1 ''.t " ,G'7St TolIIs or Ciuc!unat!
49, .I.5 t,,s 'hIusb
1,r, W (,,r.fr,,ri pcds started In 1860. were
rfl% tas '7' lAt5iptirs Of PbIlaleI
tHe country. ne AMI ,5i,,eTs on their
nlS, , ,.ds nrior to tRat time,
Perry Coughman. the young, iGtiel4or
signed by M4nafer MaSK'hns =, h ot ioIar GaT Ii' He
d!nmapos team, Is said 20 Dt S"'SS tGo, Iie J
p years Of 9EG an ana lIa S%psElS esgae ig Inat 'e
The new iron grand stand In course Of
erection al Churchill Downs Is almost com
pleted. and visitors on Derby cay VIII be
able 10 s;t IN H. SheitGIea IRON from ,. me "Gg
rays OF the sun "heh I"e great event ~
called.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
TOMMY RYAN AND CHOYNSKI
pUGIIisrIC STARS VINO WILL EE SEEN
HIRE TOMORROW EyENING.


The athletic carnival to br given at the
Auditorium tomorrow evening Is the chief
topic OF interest among the sport-ovIng
fraternity. There have been many spnr-
ring and athletic exhibitions IN Kansas
CNy, but none In which so many high
class boxers app area. In Tommy Ryan
aul Joe Choyuski the "parson' Davies
combination has two Of the Acknowledged
champions IN theLr respective classes and
,ao aet that they Will don the gloves for
tiIrrdN saIeutGt exhibitions with the
hest local boxers assures that the enter.
taIHm"at VIII be one we'll worth witness
ms.
Tommy Ryan, tho champion wclter.
weight, ls. Of course the star Of the com
buauon, from the fact that he stands to-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

cult to the West by the adverse action of
various legislatures. The Hawthorne and
Harlem tracks. near Chicago. Will get
as there will be no Washington park meet
ing. The Hawthorne secretary announced
on Tuesday that Marcus DAILY had asked
for thirty stables and would enter twenty
five horses, Jacob RUPERT, Jr., applied
for twenty-five stables for twenty-five
horses; j. j. McCamrey wants twenty-siX
stables for a string of twenty-five racers;
f. G. Headlev Will have ten; j. Il. Morris
VIII have sixteen and Byron McCleland
fourteen horses Other applicants for sta
Magrune. twenty; J. Gushing, twerty1
Charles II. Smith, nine; Frel Ioster, nineN
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

HNTTTm0ro, MurUh N--IT now HpDolT5
highly probable that the Baltimore Ease
ball Club, witch starts on ITS Southern
tour Monday, viii be minus four of Its
crack playcr-J innings, Kccler, Kelley and
McGraw Manager Hanlou declares he
viii not recedo from his decision regarding
salaries, believing he has offered every cent
the players are entitled "a. The above
named young men seem equally determined
10 either secure the advance asked for or
not join the team. Among tho local enthu-
slHsts opinion respecting the merits of the
case is about equally divided.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
TERRITORIAL PATRIOTS.
There Is No Lack of individuals who
Nearn for I'ie.

Washington, March 9,-(spec!ai) Daniel
Moran, formerly pf Liberty. but now of
Round Pond. is after the appointment Of
United States attorney in one OF the judi
clal districts In the Indian Territory. IIay-
ing at one time lived In Mr.. Dockory's dis
pull.
Colonel S. VI. I'lournoy, of Ryan, I. T..
appointment as marshal for the Southern
district, lie has a pun from what is known
as the west side" in territorial politics
aud he insists that in the event the as.
plrants on the west side get IN trouble. ana
establish the fact that none, of them Is
III for the office, he would takeAt by Way Of
aiding the admins tratlOn
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
OF INTEREST TO NEWSPAPERS.
Bill Passed the Missouri Legislature to
ReguIate Damage suits.

jefferson City, Mo, March 9.-(SpeciaD
This afternoon the house passed a senate
bill which is of special Importance to news
papers. 1t regulates damage suits, and is
as follows:
Section lin all actions where exemp-
larry or punitive damages are recoverable,
the petition shall state separately The
amount OF such damages sought to be re-
covered
section Pin all actions wherein such
damages are recovered and are allowed by
the jury, the amount thereof shall be SEN
arately stated In the verdict"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
A STRAW FROM NEW HAMPsnInr.
Republicans Up There Want Reed or Me-
Kinlcy for President.

Manchester, ~ H., March 9.-An after
noon paper to-day announces the result of
the canvass OF both branches of the New
Hampshire legislature on members choice
on candidate for president Of the United
States in 1886. The Republicans expressed
themselves as for T. B. Reed, III; Nc.
Kaie3y $751; HdFribSon FrbS5t AliiisoH u Senator
man, 2; Depew, 9; Senator Frye, l.
The canvass Of the Democrats resulted:
Hll, II, William G. Whitney, IL; Stevenson,
z. Cleveland, g. Ex-Governor Russell of
Massachusetts, 8; Postmaster General VIII
son, .; ANY good Democrat" O.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
GIRL SAILOR on \ wARsuIp.
May Townsend Claims ia Have Served on |
the Monterey,

Seattle, Wash. March "a remarkable
story is published here of girl who
served on the United States coast defense
vessel Monterey for seven weeks disguist
as a boy According 10 the girls story,
she was born In ST, Cloud. MINI, fifteen
send, Last May the girl married a brick
Mason named Love. but she pIned for the
sea, and, donn.ng boys attire enlisted as
According to her story, three of the Of
ficers knew her sex also the plumber.
TO San Francisco on the Monterey. TIE
plumber finally put her ashore because he
The girl also claims to have been on the
Mohicln and the Independence, but this is
not believed
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

New York Is expecting cent gas.
EN-rres,lent Harrison Is getting better.
Cleveland Is housed up on the Violet dur.
ing the prevalence of q uorthwoster.
Secretary Gresham Is reported somewhat
worse, but his condition is not regarded as
SERIOUS.
Colonel Colt has been sustained for his
acton In firing on mob AT Washington
Courthouse, o.
BODY Of Eugene Rhodes, of Hutchinson
been recovered.
A locomotive explodos AT cove station
"a. Killing the fireman Instantly, and fatal
~ woundlng another man.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
Glori Soils out 10 rItx.lmmons

Baltimore, Md. March AT the close
OF the performance at kernan's theater to-
isted for some time between Captain Glori
and Pug!list Bob Fit2simmons were finally
adjusted. Under the terms Of the settle-
terest in the partnership heretofore exist
ing between them, and in the stake money
on the Corbett Ight now posted 10 New
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
The Mnrauls FormaIly Commltted.

London March 9-At the Marlborough
street court this morning. before Mr., New
ton, the Marquis OF Queensberry was for
Imally eo9Tmmltted for trial ria, on the charge Of
the Albemarle club on February % a card
upon which was written n dsgraceful cpl
tibet. Bail was allowed In Il. 800. The
Marquis OF Queensberry declared in court
that he wrote the card simply to bring
matters TO a head and to save my son.
abide by what wrote"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

Monte Carlo March 9-The Prince of
Wales vac NJ H., Nfi'taniH t,i won me grand priS
Point a distance Of about thirty-oue miles,
defeating Corsa'r. Nalkyrle and Ocetta
Ailsa did not race owing to the fact that
laws of her gair broke Just before the
start The prize has 10000 francs.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
CRIPPLED BN GRIP.


Mr.. c. f. Bayha. Nehraskn's pioneer, ed!-
tor formerly Of the R9cot3ihi Siy M4tl. ,I,ds
after suffering from the grip, with sey-
eral severe relapscs. | became 50 pros trate
and cnfcebl.d that In june last my coudl-
tion was pronounced hopeless Tie trouble
had reached the heart and the Kidneys aaI
tho use OF crutches IN walking. was
than advised by friends to try the Cope
land mail troa tmcnt and after writing Tor
symptom blank began the treatment at
once. As a result my health has been
completely restored. no sign nor seed OF
tho disease being left IN my system. The
treatment was mastery in every sense
Of the word"
For mail treatment, send for symptom
blank!
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

The new lung remedy now IN such favor
with leading lung specialists throuehout
as new and absolutely original medical
discovery should not ESCAPE the attention
OF any OF those IN our midst who have con-
tract6d bad colds" during the long siege
of had weather
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

rhere is prospect Of n compromise on
an election bill In the legislature.
Parkhurst and Sam Jones viii soon begin
work on the outposts of sin IN St Louis.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

York. Glor had obtained a receiver for
the show IN Baltimore and the settlement
Tonight ends this and all other litigation
between them.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
Reinhart's Big BIN.

washington, March 9.-(Speeall The
the Santa Re, was paid 5000 out of the
on the Dockery commission TO make
changes IN the department has created no
little. comment, IN reply to a question In
stated that Mr.. Reinhart had not received
a cent for his connection with the work
on the minds of all that nothing was to be
paid him for his bossing the buncombe
election scheme reform. But 1t so happens
that long before Mr.. Dockery made this
impression in response to questions IN the
commission a claim for s22.50o. He re-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
RUSlNa E.S S
CROWS.

profit man right the latest fashions all the time In
then to New York; same man into
all the American Makers the watch for the
best produced.
This kind certainly amounts to something. Our
Kansas City friends begin to realize it,
nearly customer to how rarely
rich and full light and Spring Novelties
Keep watch of roomy display hoor-visi store
and you'll what the fashion world Never mind
how prices absurdly small The styles
rirht-the goods are rght--and guarantee the fit.
We shall take pleasure in showing Covert Cloths,
Worsted Su.ings, Cheviots, Cloths and Trouserings.
People Woolen Goods say stands
,iyaled n respects:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

Mound City. Kas.. March 3.-(spe,lal)
In the district court this morning the
Jury in the case against Calvin C. conley
brought in verdict Of murder i,1l IN the
Mapes at Goodrich. in this county, on July
Last
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
Live spirtIng Notes.

ST. Louis won / Ee Al Little Rock yester-
day by the score lain 10 l.
The Chicago AM isylle league teams
Will play a game Weston to-day.
Manager Walk received n tele-
gram from Cine confirming the re-
port that Cross Whtrock, Fisher,
Mccarthy and md had been re-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
DRS. COPELAND & BRaNAMAN.
SECOND FLOOR
walnut Ixunsus City.

Spec!al;lcs-Catarrh Asthma, Bronchitis,
Nervous Diseases, rheumatism. Consump-
tion and all Chronic Affections of the
Throat. Lungs. stomach. Liver and Kid
neys.
Office Hours: . a. m TO 10, 80 p. m. TO
g. to p. IN. Sunday, j. IN. to 2 p. m.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
The
Royal ai1ors,
New Goods.
And New Prices.
New Tariff:
New System.

OF course it does There is reason for sales
doubling up every week. The paying spot cash
for merchandise The selling al the least margin
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
Foreign.
apanese have occupied Kokan.

Oklahoma legislature has adjourned.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10

The Acmes rolled on the Royal alleys yes
erday, Irwin making the top score with
Dry Goods bowling Club.

The weekly roll of the Dry Goods Bowl
ing club was held on the Royal alleys last
evening. The score;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-10
ECZEMA

ceived his pay through the commission and
hence he has but short road to the treas
ury,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-29

New York, June 2S-'rhc attendance at
Shcepshead BAY to-day was much smaller
tnan was warranted by the card. which
promised excellent contests, Two stakes
were on the card. aud the horses engaged
were of good class. The first to be riIu or
was the. Spring stake for 2-ycar-olds,, In
Mhch Hazlet was a top-hcavy fayorite.
lie iullN justified the condolences I'm him IN
winning all the way. with a lot in hand.
The next event was the Spendthrift stakes
Ia which Bright bhucbuS was well backed
at odds on, and Monaco was the second
the ring on the strength of his last two
wins. AZ the fall of the flag Mirage took
the track and held IL TO the last eighth
win the others in line about two lengths.
Monaco then went after the Morris colt
but sixteenth Of n mile brought phocbuS
tS 9nt of the bunch and hC left them as If
theE were standing still, winning very
long enough to take the second place from
Monaco. Summaries:
First raCe-Five furlongs; selling. Fac
totum. to !, won; Ildicule. { to !. second; /;
WernberE. to 10 third. Time, 1ol 2-5.
Second raCe-One milo. Matt Byrnes, I
to /, Won Counter Tenor. to ), second:
Hermanita. to I, third. Time. 1it 4-5.
Third raCe-Spring stakes: l'uturitv
course. iazlet, to 10. won; Religion, to
!, second; La Nienta. : to l. third. Time,
Fourth race spendthrft stakes; ono mile
won; Mirage, 20 TO !. second; Monaco. Z to
Fifth race-f'ivc furlongs; selling. Mac
Briggs, to .. Won; HcrcSy. to /. second
Sir Peter H., 40 to /, third. Time ;O2 %.
Sixth race-one mile and three-eighths
Dance, & to .. second Long Beach. : to ],
[ bird. Time. I.gI la.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-29
Personal.

W r. Crawford, Cameron, Tex. is a
the Coates.
F. Munson, Philadelphia, Is at the Coates
c. w. Booth, New York. Is at the Coates
%. i. Evans. Fort Wayne, is at the
h. 7, spiekman. Cincinnati. is at the
r. r. Lee, Toledo, is at the Coates.
II, ]. Higgins Honolulu, is at the Coates
Lee Merriweather. St. Louis, is at the
Coates.
A. II. Gross, Chicago, IS at the Coates.
r. d. Silver, Denver, is at the Coates.
Monroe Halloway, ST, Louis, is at the
Hotel Victoria.
H, P. Johnson, St Louis. is at the Ho-
tel Victoria.
p. P, Smith, St. Louis. is at the Hotel
Victoria.
c. p, cqrhart. New York. is at the Ho-
tel Victoria.
W. r. Cobb, Wichita Falls. Tex. is at the
Hotel Victoria.
D, A. Cobb, Dallas, Tex, is a the Hotel
Victoria.
+, ]. Holt. Chicago. is at the Hotel Vic
torla.
A. B; Fisher Blairstown, Mo. is at the
NJ, 5, Mayse, Dexter. Kas.. is at the
New Albany,
John Lewis, orrlck. Mo-. is at the New
Albany.
Nell Haggart, salina, Kas,. is at the
G. o, Blake. FL Reno. o. T.. is at the
New Albany,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand. of Australia, are at
the Coates House. Mr.. Rand owns a big
sheep ranch there and, with his wife, is
making a pleasure tour OF the United
States.
.AIr, and Mrs. F. G. Pay and Mrs. NJ.
Myers of Topeka, Kas. are visiting in
the city. They Will remain over sunday.
II. e. unsell,, Of Caldwell. kas. was in
w. Z; Harlin, Of Gainesville, Mo-, was in
the city on business yesterday. Mr.. Har-
in is cashier of the Gainesville bank.
]. f. Lockwood, of the Memphis route,
S in st. Louis.
j. A. Elvin. of Pueblo, Col. Is in the city.
Miss Ida Sans, of Clinton, Mo-, is visiting
ler brother, A. l.. Sans, of the Memphis
'ailroad.
J. T.. and r.. W. Grayson, of FL Paso,
Eek, We're in the city yesterday.
w. A. Ferguson. Of Emporia, Kas., is In
he city.
7, B. Headen. of Lawrence, Kas., is reg
stored at the Blossom,
AIR. Thomas J. Higgins. a wealthy citizen
4 Honolulu. Is at the Coates House. He is
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-29

Detroit. Mich, June 2s.-Five well con.
tested races to-day brought out $500 peo,
pie. There Were seNcn starters tn the tto,
tel Hormendie stake Sempcr Ego was
shipped up from Cincinnati and Clayton
brought along to ride him II proved
one of the best races Of the meeting, Ben
Eder. Semper Ego and Eamsin FINISHING
noses apart. Summaries:
First race-SiN furonCs. Rap-a-tap.
even. won; Runaway, 30 to /. second; Min
me Zee See ,a TO J. Inn Inirq Time Up.
won Amelia Fonso. to >, second: Mon
lea. to !. third. Time. l:03a,
Third race--Five furlongs Ben Eder
. to l, won; Scmpcr Ego, t. to r. second:
kamsin, 2ia to !, third. Time, 1902.
Fourth race-One and one-siNtcenth
miles. Leo Lake, ! to 3. won; imp Somor-
sault to ], SECOND; Joe Miller, 40 to l.,
Fifth race-Hurde: one mile ana three
furlonEs. Silverudo, s to L. won; Bedford
80 to l. second; Rover, 10 to /, third. No
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-29
THOUGHT 1T WAS SUGAR.


William Hunter, aged rs, yesterday after
noon picked up package Of paris green
on Fourth street IN front of police head
quarters He had never seen or heard of
paris green ana thought the greenish
powder some strange kind Of sugar. He
had a sweet tooth and was contentedly
man Charles snead happened 10 notice
the green powder ON the old mans chin.
tloned him as to what he was eating.
Il reckon it's some cOlored sugar. Do
you want a haudfu2' said the Innocent
old man. The patrOlman took the pack
age from his hand and saw the label He
rushed him into the police surgeons Office,
where Surgeon Hyde succeeded in alb
stTacting the poison from his system by
means Of the stomach pump, Hunter lives
in Independence, kas., opposite the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway depot.