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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-18

counselior Attending oaEy 10 the VIII
ness whose testimony affected his own
client. The witnesses We're brought in
without regard to any particulas Grim
inal, all being tried at once. Occa-
sionnlly an attorney for one prisoner
would develop" the witness under ex-
summation in such a manner as TO iniure
the cause of another of the defendants,
and then Il petty quarrel would ensue
Uvu>vc-,.. LIlE uIIJ ereuJ couns.zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-18

One of the riches. gold mines now
running IN the Black hills was dis
covered by woman Mrs Frank Stone,
who had stepped TO rest While out
waiking among the hills with her
father The nine being located.
stamping u.;u was erected. and ne
first three crushings or '-c.eau-u'Ss
nrt-ad SO coo
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In the First RoupI.

II was the first quarrel after the
honeymoon. The bride was giving the
young doctor, her husband, particular
fits
Hold your tongue" he shouted.
She simply looked at him.
81 don't think you are quite well"
he added, alphabetically. "and I merely
asked you TO hold your tongue OUT
n. Y. World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-18
Hrbby's New cigars.

She got ont of hG carriage and
walked into the cigar store, at tho same
time unfastening her coat.
Il want box of cigars for my hus-
band, please. Let NE see all kinds"
Now here are some goods we can
sell for eight dollars, and here are DO
mestics from that down to two and q
hnlf dollars" said the obliging clerk.
She looked at them carefully.
"You may wrap up that box at two
dollars and fifty cents" said she, with
dignity. Il like the shade better. 1t
will about match his smoking jacket. -"
indianapolis journal.
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He Disseminated.

Epson Downes-Say, old man, need
ten dollars badly.
Wither Tymes (handing him billy
Here you are.
Epson Downes-I said needed ten,
old man.
Wither 1vrnes-I heard you.
Epson D,wnes-But you've only Civ
en- me FIVE.
Wither Tylnes-Well. you see. 1 only
believe half hear-N. Y. World.
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Naturally Suggests itrsif.

'Here is a letter" said the new
postal clerk. addressed to 'Lams
Bear, Esq, Col The writer forgot TO
put on the name Of the post Office. What
shall do with it?-
Send it to Cripple Creek" said the
postmaster.-Chicago Tribune.
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Cumulative Evidence

At social gathering, the converse
ton being on Baalams ass, Gus De
Smith remarked:
az believe that animals can talk. /
an sure that nowadays asses talk, just
like Balaam's ass did"
$50 hear" said old Judge Peterby.
Texas SiftinCS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-18
Iatter-Day LcxarieA

Fashionable Physician - You will
have to give up your city life. Mr.. Mil
lion.
Wealthy Patient u will travel in
Europe Few years, if you say SO.
Physician-It would be better for You
70 stay here and conduct a model farm.
Wealthy Patient-Oh, can't afford
that.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Straw Hats for osc.itr

Man on Horseback-Hallo. old man;
given up riding?
Man on FOot-Weil. the fact is, nv
doctor says that / am getting too fat,
and advises me to take short, quick
runs during the day. But l want SONS
object 10 run for
Man on Horseback-Buy a straw hst
London Sketch.
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Eoor ZAgEirs.

Jinks-For a professional humorist-
Mr. Zaggles looks remarkably sad-eyec
and melancholy
Binks-Yes; you see everyone who has
children insists upon telling him all the
smart little things they say. IN the hope
Ae viii put them in the papers--L1ts
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WANTED-Travelingm men TO carry the
Petry Hose Couplers as n side line Ad-
dress AZ e. Douglas Avenue. Wichita,
Kan. dSs-,f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-18

Don't YOU think the man who
marries for money is fool?' He is.
unless he gets it in advance" In
disnapolis Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-18
SOnSsfCrs.

The bird now tunes his merry lay
With many a trill and twist;
And the mosquito, sad 10 say,
Is next upon the list
-WaSbirotor S>ap
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OvitS gOU nome a -. = SD VS. tina.
this is the safest city in the world to
hold-property in bicycles.
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FOR SALE-The furniture OF 70 or IL
rooms for sale Doing good business:
seven rooms rented. Give possession any
time. Address M. ID. F." this office.
ds5-at N
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WICHITA HOSPITAL.

Admirably To-
Gated. Thorough
ly equipped for
the Care al q
treatment OF all
surgical, obstet-
rical and gynge-
Geological cases.
Trained nurses
cons tan fly in
charge, together
with an eminent
corps Of physi-
clans and sur
geona
Priy0te rooms
from S? to S12
per week.
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WANTED-Pianos to tune at 50: grand
square and upright; all work fully guar
anteed. Barnes & Newcomb d5-tf
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FOR SALE-One small Hall safe. by
II. l.. Gordon. above 2l6 and rs y. Main.
d1.G-tf
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WANTED-ScholaTsh in Waterbury
Shorthand school, $500, II taken before
July lst. d2+-5t az
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WANTED-Razors. shears and clippers
to grind ]. 4. Stafford. 101 S. Main St.
GIpf-ff
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CLA1RNOYANT-Mrs Under. a reliable
Psyhometrist and Clairvoyant. can be con-
suited on matters pertaining 10 business
and social life. 50 5. Water ST.
r.ra
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FOR SAIE-All kinds OF household fur
niture. ". NJ. Fechheimer. 747 5. water
dl4-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-A good secondhand phae-
ton. Call at 316 w. Douglas. d25-4t.Q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Single road wagon in first
class condition. Address Geo IL I,lyod
401 f. Douglas Ave. d25-tf
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GET A GASOLINE STOVE from Cave
& Co, 30 y. Main, and save money and
worry. ds5-et
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FOR SALE-2 pulleys. finch face. 3s-
In ches in diameter. Enquire At the Eagle
office. d5Z II
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FOR TRADE

FOR SALESMAN soda fountain: also
. electric fans. Enquire at rs East Doug
las Ave. dZj-4:.U
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A fine well finished house
all new and complete, eight rooms and
FIVE closets; all modern: located on the
best block In the city. North Lawrence
Ave, between 9th and 10th SITS. The Bun
nell & Emo Inv. Co.. 4Gl Sedguick Block.
dTk-sf
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GET YOUR MEATS ready cooked and
not Tor dinner at Dawson's, 32il2 N Main.
GSJ-St
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FeMALs

WANTED-A white girl for general
housework- References required 4l3 y.
Waco. da4-st q
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HELP WANTED-fEMalE.

WANTED-A competent girl or woman
to do general homework for a family OF
two. Enquire mornings. 6s y. Topeka
References required d95-5t GD
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FOR RENT-SeveraI large and small
houses l. W. Ciapp. dlfs-3Jt u
FOR RFNT-Nodcrn houses. also bug
mess house Israel Bros. DIST
FOR RENT-Houses In all parts of tho
city by Hills and hinkead. l1s - Market
Street. Cl9S-i6t. n
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FOR RENT-On or after June fst. 1916
store building No. - North Main St. now
occupied BY Warren's millinery store
Also good room house. modern i'm
pr0vernents- No. lis West Ord Street. z
Z. Guthrie. o1-.f
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FOR RENT-OTIce AID living room.
single or IN suites. IN best buildings Ia
city; good ianitor and other service l.
" CIapp. dI47-Z5f q
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Advertisements under above classical
tons must be in the counting room by
3 O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which is 70 O'Clock
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FOR. RENT-Buildings for warehouse.
jobbing or factory use. l. ". Clapp.
dfgT -lsfs "A
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WANTED-Pcsition by an experienced
1e dy Ink. eit1cr o dry goods ar e. >ceries
Can give best OF references. Address IS
L. this Office. da5-sta
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WANTED-First-clas salesman TO
carry our goods in Kansas. as side line
on commission. Apply 10 Randall Hall &
Co.. Wholesale Cutlery. Chicago.
d9S-ft a
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FOR EELE-Te feet. so,lfhxss, eorrer
Topeka s1d Morris. room hossze. sss3
81 3 Fourth. lots z room h1..ss AID {
room house shade. fence 70
Lots OF cheap properly ara on easy
terms 2 SPENCER
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rOP p=aT-ROOvS

FOR RFST-A furnished tron, RON.
- -. Topeka Ave. .Es-st4
FOR REST--Fosr urfg-aiehsz rooms.
Close Ia - y. I'd s. sE-si-
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PIANO TCNER-W. J. Schneider has
no equal as piano tuner. We will guar
antee all work as strictly frst-class
Barnes & Newcomb. DIFF
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FOR REST-Tzo pleasant furnishes
Rooms. EifE o. without bozFd - X
Tgpesa Ave S:-ss q
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FOR SAT E-RFEf FSTaTE

FOR sALfs-Ths old brewery property.
- feet On Topeka, % feet On Emporis.
blocks from Douglas. IN per lot
- lots between I1'h and 18th on Law
renee and Topeka. So each
81 s. Topeka. rooms - feet t1aa
r. I SPENCER
d2s-tf- over Il r Douglas.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--hIAiE
MlSCECIANEO

AGENTS WANTED.
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HELP MANIED-MAlE.

WANTED-Reliable energetic man TO
take charge of a branch house controlling
wholesale and retail trade for Narcoti-
Cure. Splendid opening: worth s3.OOo a
year TO right person. Only those with
$500 cash and good reference need apply
for interview. The Narcoti Chemical Co,
Spring field. Mass d2S-4t.
WANTED-A registered druggist. Ad-
dress It. j., care this Office. d21-7t.9
AGENTS WANTED.
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANT-You to know that you get fresh
cooked meats-beef. veal. ham, etc.-at
Dawson's market 32iIa N Main d25-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUseS.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Under this head &c per line per dayJ
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FOR SALE-io acres. cicse n. 40.
81 : Market. room house one io.. IT,
d--ff I EEE<f~Ep
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AFFAIRS IN MADAGASCAR.
Hovas Advised to Burn the Capital
tho ApDroach of the French.

Hovas Advised to Burn the Capital on
the Approach of the French.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. IS.-The steamer
Yang Tse has arrived here from NADIA
gascar. When she left Madagascar she
had on board l36 French soldiers, who
had been invalided home. Ninety -seven
of these are now convalescent, thirteen
show no improvement and three died on
the voyage. Zen OF the sick soldiers re-
manned at Zanzibar and thirteen at Port
Said, their condition being such that they
were unable 10 proceed.
The Yang ISe brought IamataVe papers
ohrOnicling a report that the HOva Prime
Minister, who is the husband of the
Queen. had sent flag Of truce to General
Duchesne, the Commander OF the French
forces, Who sent back a reply that he
would treat with the Hovas only after he
had arrived at Antananarivo, the capital.
The Madagascar NepS, one Of the papers
brought 10y the steamer, advises the
UoVas to burn the Capital on the ap-
proach Of the French. 1t is stated that
the Prime Minister has decided to set fire
TO AutanauariVo before the t'ronch forces
get within striking distance of it and to
retreat TO the eastward.
EnvOy9 of the Queen arrested Ra-
mason basaba, who was charged with not
defending MaTavao and with not burning
the stores there before he retreated. lie
was taken 10 Antanauarlvo, and after a
summary trial was convicted and SEN
fenced to be burned alive, which sentence
was carried out
1t is reported that the Prime Minister
has decreed the expulsion Of the British,
American and Norwegian traders and
missionaries in Imerina. The authority
and prestige of the Prime Minister is
said to be rapidly declining.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
present.

very large audience greeted the
Hoyt and Mckee Comedy Company last
night at the Metropolitan Theater, the
house being packed. The farce comedy
"A Black Sheep" with Otis Harlan as
Hot Stuff and company OF excel
lent character artists, was the attrac-
tion. Like all of Hoyts comedies it
abOunds in mirth and music with plenty
of satire on modern tads. The dancing of
both men and women WAS superb. The
Queen of Burlesque," Miss Paula Ed
wards, is handsome and shapely. Her
voice is rather weak for the part she as
sumes, but she makes up for it III figure
and action. William De We're, the Ariz
ona Editor. was indeed new and novel
character. The singing of W, 2. Mack
and Joseph Natus met with particular
favor. one of the musical features of the
comedy was the song of Otis Harlan,
with the chorus, sairizlng the Anglo
Americans. The audience. from the ris-
ing of the curtain until it fell on the last
act was in state OF uproarOus mirth.
The comedy will be repeated tonight in
its entirety, as the company will not
| leave the city until Wednesday noon.
! The big hats were quite numerous in the
dress circle last night 1t seems that
many are lapsing back into the old OBJ
jectionable habit. There was something
wrong with the orchestra. and if the fanlt
was not that OF Manager Todd then he
! should have war-taik with someone.
! At the Central NJ. e. Church, on
| Eleventh street, between ii and |, L. II.
| Yoshizaka will this evening deliver an
| illustrated lecture on the scenery, GUS
! toms, manners. etc., of the forces engaged
! in the late war in China. His subject
will be, Japan, New and old" The
views are said to be excellent.
Miss Kittie Heyman of this city. tho
well-known pianist, was among those
who appeared at grand concert given a
| few nights ago in New \ ork under the
management of William Steinway.
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TRAIN-WREC CKISG.
1t is Punishable With Death In
Mexico.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. I6.-A apecial from the
City of Mexico says: y boy named
Garcia. who twice placed stones on the
track Of the Hidalgo Railway, the second
time causing the wreck OF the train. was
executed to-day, under the new law sus-
pending constitutional guarantees in the
case of persons obstructing the public
mails or railway trains. GarCia's father
has committed suicide by throwing hlm-
self in front Of train on the same road,
being frantic with grief over the fate OF
his son. The new law is being uni
versally enforced, and the penalty is
about to be inflicted IN the State of Ja-
lisco for obstructing the track of rail-
way. The American railway mon re
approve Of the law, as do the Mexican
officers and employees. Experience has
demonstrated that nothing but the death
penalty Will stop railway wrecklng. he
same law was in force TWO years ago and
then suspended, with the result OF an IN
crease OF attempts To wreck trains.
Governor Martinez OF the state OF
Puebla makes public statement Of his
relations with Editor Dimes. who was
assassinated in the city OF Puebla short
time ago. The Governor shows that he
had lent dimes money and had promised
to aid him IN being elected to the National
Congress, ana beside had not pressed him
for debts due the State treasury.
General Rocha, who was Judge Of the
field in the Verastegui-R Romero duel has
/! refused TO avail himself Of his rights as q
soldier to be tried by military tribunal,
and submits 10 jury trial, although 1t is
possible some of his principal enemies
may be drawn on the jury that may try
him. His conduct is applauded by the
press and public. Interest i'll the ap.
preaching trial is increased, especially as
the testimony promises 10 be sensational.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Nina Mott has returned from Pa
citic Grove.
j. \. Brown of Placerville is registered
at the Capital Hotel
Curtis Ii. Lindley. San Francisco
lawyer, is visiting here.
Sheriff Robert Cosner and wife of
Colusa are at the Golden Eagle.
). 5. Nathan, the well-known merch
ant. is confined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Irwin c. Stump, Miss Virginia
stump and Miss Mary Aull left last night
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Gray and Miss
Eva Gray OF Visalia are stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
Sol Runyon. Miss Ora Runyon and
Mrs. Charles Runyon of Courtland are
at the Capital Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Mebius are at Summit
soda Springs for few weeks. They Will
be back for Carnival day.
Arthur |. Gray, the RECoRD-U MON
agent at Elk Grove, has gone for three
months visit to the East.
Miss NJ. b. Dunn, Miss NJ. II. Dunn
and Miss NJ. j. Lam berton OF Philadel
phla are guests at the Golden Eagle.
NJ. z. Stone of the Department Of PUB
lie instruction has been called to Grass
Valley by the death of Mrs. Stones
mother.
Edmund NJ. Atkinson, clerk in the
office OF the superintendent OF Public In
structlon, has gone on weeks vacation
10 Monterey.
Mrs. e. +. Hutchinson and son re-
turned yesterday from Denver, Col.
Mrs. Hutchinson's husband will arrive
IN about month.
Mrs. Theodore Deming has returned
from visit TO Pacific Grove. She re-
ports the sacramento colony temporarily
there as happy. Most of them will be
back for the Carnival
perintendent of Public instruction
). L. Black lett yesterday to attend the
teachers Institutes of San Luis Obispo,
Santa Barbara, Lassen and Ventura
Counties. He will be absent about two
weeks.
Miss Una Doyle returned to her homo
yesterday, accompanied by Miss Maude
Beaton, with whom she has been spend
ing few days. The young ladies eX-
pect to spend q week in Roseville,
after which they will return to San Jose
to resume their studies at the State \ or
mai School.
John Nicovicn Of this city is to be mar
ried to-day at Reno, New, to Miss Annie
Gregovich, sister of Senator GregOvich
OF Nevada. The wedding will take place
at the residence of the BRIDES parents at
p. NJ. Nicolaus Lopozich Will act as
groomsman. Marco Zarick, Maurice
Castrapela and others Of this city will be
present.
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CARNIVAL TOPICS.
Railroad Departments THAT VIII Have
FIOats in Line.

Railroad Departments THAT VIII Have
FIOats in Line.
The employees in the several depart
ments at the railroad shops have decided
on float for each of the following de-
pa,tments for the Electric Carnival on
the night OF September 9th: Machine
shop, blacksmith shop, foundry. boiler
shop rolling mill, car shop, paint shop.
round-house. car shop No. 3. car machine
shop, cabinet and upholsterers, pipe, tin
and copper shop.
The foremen, clerks, draughtsmen and
apprentices are invited TO participate in
the parade, as we'll as other employees not
directly identified with the departments
named
Designs for the floats have not yet been
agreed upon, but this matter will prob
ably be determined at the meeting to be
held on Wednesday afternoon, as also
will that OF the uniforms to be worn.
The men are all very enthusiastic over
the affair, and will make grand indus
trial display III keeping with the char
acter OF the demonstration.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Yesterday: O. l.. Veatch, J. Z. TruaX,
George L. Faulkner, Chicago; George
PrinZ. Fort Churchill; f. +. Wright,
OTIS Harlan, William Mack. Eta Gilroy,
Rose sutherland, Joseph Notus. Agnes
Lane, Mrs. J. Wells, Hattie W ellis,
Hoyt's a Black Sheep Company;
James l. GuIick, Ctustave Thalberg. Mrs.
l. c. Stump. Miss stump, W. q. Sargent.
y, Simon, New York; Miss NJ. Il. Dunn,
Miss NJ. H. Dunn, Miss NJ. j. Lamber
ton, Philadelphia; L. G. Uren, Auburn;
l.. {. Morehouse, san Leandro; a. w.
Barrett. Los Angeles; Robert Cosner and
wife. Ernest Weyand, COlusa; w. \.
Gray and wife, Miss Eva Gray, Nisalia;
ID. z. Pierce, Big Canyon; Charles Auli
and wife, foIsom: Mrs. Hunt, Wood
land: Joseph J. Bliss, Fruitvale; }. V.
wood, U0uolulu; y. NJ. Mcleod, Mime
apolis; \. /. Parker, New Jersey; James
Newlander, Jr., Jerome h. Young,
George Rose, c. II. Kingsley, Sam 5.
Selig. L. b. Valentine. ). ID. Valentine, j.
K. Sechriat, Charles Field, Miss Mary
Aull, c. i. Cum bersOn, Charles Egbert,
Fred A. Hines and vile, c. Heyde, L. c.
De Long, Curtis II. Lindley, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. NJ. Brown, PlacervIlle; +. +. Willis,
Chicago; Sol Runyon, Miss Ora Runyon,
Mrs Charles kuuyOn, COurtland; Z. L.
Wilson. CoIusa; j. NJ. Cumming, San
Francisco: Charles G. Hollister, Court
land; {. Elsey, Oakland Charles John
ston and wife, Washington.
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A BUILDING COLLAPSED.
It Crushed an Adjoining Stable-Wha
Chief Guthrie Says.

It Crushed an Adjoining Stable-What
Chief Guthrie Says.
A two-story brick structure in the rear
ofthe Empire Lodging-house on II street.
between Front and Second, fell in yester
day. but fortunately no person was
caught beneath its crumbling walls.
small brick stable adjoining it was.
however, crushed, causing injuries 10 a
mare. owned by man named Hill, that
necessitated its being killed.
The structure that fell was an old one
with eight-inch walls. the foundation of
which had been undermined by someone
allowing q stream of water from a city
pipe to How constantly by its side until
the bricks and mortar had lost their CO.
hesive qualities.
Chief Engineer Guthrie called ont the
hook and ladder company, and the men
extricated the injured animal, one of
whose hind legs was found to be broken,
so q policeman was requested to end its
misery by shooting il.
Chief Guthrie says there are several
other dangerous buildings that should be
torn down. but as matters stand he does
not know that he has the authority to re-
move them. q thinks that lie has, but
his contention is disputed, aud the issue
The record-union., 1895-08-20
SRlEk NOTES

Lou Seal and George +. Johnson were
each fined 50 by Justice Davis yesterday
for fighting.
d. S. Gebert was acquitted in the Police
Court yesterday Of the charge OF cruelty
to animals
j. j. Eaeckel yesterday swore to COM
plaint charging j. j. Bryant with COM
mitting battery on him.
At meeting of the Capital City Wheel
mon last evening, the Executive Conn
mite was authorized to select permanent
headquarters for the club.
j. +. Whyte will soon receive q num-
Der of birds of the species known as the
Irish cuckoo. They are said to be beau
tiiul Of plumage and sweet singers. AS
they cannot vote, it is presumed there
will be no objection urged against their
importation.