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assassin that, though a court should
acquit him on the grounds of insanity, the
people would nevertheless demand his life.
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Cyc,ssts Come to Grief.

SANTA ANA, CAL, Nov. 3O.-W. l..
Hobleitzell, w. E. Sadler and George
Meier are the names OF three w6ll-dressed
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JOIN THE BOARD OF TRADE.

Eight Progressive Womcn of San Jose Are
admitted.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 30.-At meeting
OF the Santa Clara Board of Trade last
evening twenty-three new members were
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

TAINTED BLOOD-Impure blood. due
to serious private disorders, carries myriads of
sore-producing germs. Then come sore throat,
pimples, copper-colored spots, ulcers in mouth,
old sores aud falling hair. You can save trip
to Hot Springs by writing for Blood Book" to
the old physicians OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
MADE on HER DEATH-BED.
Young Girl Tells the Awful Cause OF Her
Early Death.

Bradford, Pa, July 2-No!a Walker.
a pretty girl OF 10 years. died al the Brad
ford hospital last night Of per.t0nitls.
This afternoon the mother OF The girl de-
manded that an inquest Re held. \ jury
was impaneled. the remains Of the girl
were viewed, and the mothers state
ment was taken. She testified that on
the girls 6esth-bed the daughter had re-
vealsd the cause OF her trouble. II ef-
feet. she said hat three weeks ago
youre woman had gone 20 work tor a
private family n the Third ward and
that one night while asleep IL her room
the man OF the house had come % h@r
apartment and criminaIiy assaulted her.
The result OF ths act was the TertfoI.l'ls
from which she was suffering. 211 WHICH
caused her death soou after.
The girl left the fam.ly's house where
IN the strOcity Was peTpetra;e1. ana N~4t
20 another place She was SUI eTing. b4l
RETAINED from making known Der coral-
ton U1tl week ago. when SIZE went .
the hospital. i post mortern sNarrii Z a
ton VII be made OF tAe booy t)dsF
and the matter all b. thcTouEaiy u
vestigated- The man who = said % %
responsible FOR the girls dean = Wei
known in the community All = . hns-
bard and father. The affair las c5eale1
Z r.ur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
FOR DYKES IN MARYLAND
HoIlander. will migrate There and " All
IN the American Cozef-

Baltimore. July T.-8sssrs- 4 ? HeiJ-
sens AID & W. Tz-Gersoogt- wHo hsFe
been o. visit OF Inspection shfo1Ea TIE
Eastern Shore couErsea C &ary and fcr
tie purpose o. selecting ste fST . III
iEE a coio1y q natives % Holland. have
written 20 Captain willard Tbo-aso1- gen
e-zi manager OF The Bsitinore- ChsH@-
p@Skz ard Atia1tsc Railway coU5@1y'
that ;ksy have decided 70 ioca's tas
coiozy along ne Sz-tscoke river = re
EYT~- PAT e DcTrrssfsT cc-z--F.
The colony III number st1 - - =
so-S. Who All come 1iTs-s tro-E Hc3-@75
Is MEMBERS are sal % have so1Ssn
snSl@y % purchase TIE -S-e ar1 80 3
themselves sor successful t--sck Ar ID <
IEe qualify q re -zri ziocg - %-1i+-
coke T.ver Is 51x: suited for s1s P1rfo,sss
% re c0ioaiE,s I csc@~iT rey2'1snsss
ne lard u tS@Er nativity. bss1g rAs al
% : large degree uzVsy ID razrs ;
Land :. IRE Ifs-r chester 4-2rs ~. = . <es-
ard pat g1s1s- c1lf.T&ztoz-
TEs agents O The c1sS1y have -~csre !,
an epson O. zSogt on. znS = = 3. !
tAar !. the nrs- set:s4-s sre raess-t Wa
-h%s- surrounding they MI - fe-ioSss
- . iz<ge ssnzb<r o. ssx- <~.-o ~-ce-.1ls ~
Uss.
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TO PURIFY SUNDAY READING.
Boston Divines Incorporate the Newspaper
Sermon Association.

Boston. July 26:-An effort is 20 be
made by the press and pulpit for the
publication of Sunday reading and the
enlightment of the readers of the Sun
day press. With this end in view the
Newspaper Sermon associa ton, organ
lied under the laws of this state, has
been incorporated here. The corpora
ton is constituted for the purpose OF
the dissemination of non-sectarian and
non-doctrinal religious truths by the aid
of the Sunday newspapers.
The following are the members of the
associations advisory GARD: DR.. Geo.
Dodge. dean of Cambridge Theological
school. Rev. L. a. Horton, Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, Robert Treat Paine, Chas
II. Taylor, John Holmes, DIR. George
Hepworth. Rev. James 3. Werner, and
William +. Harmon. The latter was
elected president of the association.
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IEE WEATHER

Wichita. July q
Local forecast for Wichita ana vicinity
FAIR and warmer unti sunday
During the past t~erty-foUr hours the
highest temperature was g degrees. the
lowest s degrees and the mean ~ de-
--ees. with clear. warmer weather. fresh
south 20 southwest w:ad and lower pres
sure
Relative humidity a, a. n IS and a.
: 2. m -.
one year ago today We had the frs,
ta- Wind CT the season.
Thus tsr this month the average tam
per8ture has been 5 degrees
For the past seven years the svera s.
temperature Tor TIE month n July has
been - degrees. s-i s1r chc e;tr 5av = G.
grees- FRED l. JOHNSON.
Washi-- ton. July @f-re,lov-f-s- is ~
forecast IN I'll 2. II Saturday:
Fer k9rSas-Fair. except showers IN ev-
IRENE northeast portion: slgLIsy cooler
southwest winds.
Fer Oklahoms--Fa.r. southeriy winds
shifting 20 westerly.
For ColoTado-f'2.-; variable winds
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st. Louis Races.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 26.-Good wealth
er and fast rack gave the talent lit
le the best OF it at Fair Association
park today. Attendance 1000. The
officials of the associat ton were busy 10
day wedding out the dogs" and q
large herd OF them will have 20 vacate
the stables to make room for the new
horses from Cincinnati and Chicago.
Summaries:
First race-Six and a half furlongs,
selling: Cord, to l, won; Martha Grit
fin, 20 l, second; Hibernia Queen, 10
TO l, third. Time :22s4.
Second-Four and a half furlongs,
for 2-year-olds, selling: Princess Rose,
Z to 3, won; Fannie Bowena, to l, Sec
ond: Belle Of Oak Grove, TO l, third
Time :561s.
Third-Afile and a quarter. selling:
The Borker, to /, won; Rosa Simpson.
10 to 1, second; Lord WiilowbrOok. 20
TO !. third. Time 2:09.
Fourth-Six and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Frank Farmer, 10 l, won; Ashlan
TO !, second; Francis Pope, 20 TO l,
third. Time l:22.
Fifth-Six furlonss, selling: W. T. FL
lis. 8 to !, won; Happiness, to l. sec
ond; J. W. Brooks, 213 to !, third. Time
1861.
Sixth-Mile and a quarter: MARCEL,
II 10 s. won; Davezac, > TO /, second;
Baron, TO l, third. Time 210.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
CHLOROFORM HALLUCINArlON.
That is the Defense Made by Physician
Charged with Rape.

That Is tho Defense Made by q Physican
Charged with Rape.
Charlestown, w. Va, July 26.-In the
circuit court today the trial of DR.. VIII
liam E. Perry, indicted for rape on Miss
Rose j. Johnson on June II last, began
before Judge Faulkner. The state Is
represented by Colonel F. w. Brown,
prosecuting attorney, assisted by Mr..
w. r. Alexander. Of Winchester, Va.
The prisoner is represented by eX-Judge
Daniel =. Lucas and Captain George
Baylor. Prosecuting Attorney Brown
opened the case for the state. Judge
Lucas made the opening statement for
the prisoner and stated that according
to their views of the case, the crime ha d
not been committed and the young lady
was laboring under Authorization pro
duced by the effects of chloroform.
Miss Johnson was the first witnes for
the state, and on her testimony the
whole case hangs. She testified SUBJ
stantially as when before the examin-
ing magistrate. She stated that she
went to DR.. Perry's office for treatment
and he forced chloroform to her nose
and she became unconscious; that IN
a short time she recovered, and she
made no outcry because she was ex-
hausted. DR.. Perry's wife, she testi-
fled, came TO the office moment after
the witnes recovered consciousness and
he desisted. She did not tell her of the
offense, but conversed awhile and de-
parted. On her way home she stop
ped at dressmakers place IN the VIII
iage and got a dress. Then she went
home and complained TO her mother
and the arrest followed.
The defense opened with testimony
as 10 the location of the office, its pub
licty and the position of Miss Johnson
while in the office. sitting IN front of
the win dow, and her conduct after leav
ing. The expert testimony will begin
tomorrow. There was a large crowd
in the court house all day and the case
As attracting much interest.
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CHINEE WOULDN'T WORK SUNDAY.
And Els american wife Preceded tn Make
Mop Of Him

Baltimore. Nd, July 2s.-The iones-
tic relations between M and Mrs. Der
Wsh have been somewhat strained os
late, and yesterday the unhappy couple
appeared before Justice Doasvia. az
the southwest Police station, - settle
one q their differences
TIE settlement vas made ~ Ms Der
Wan paying fine q 8 and costs In
posed u her. and another f11 OF T. and
costs imposed upon her husband
Mrs Wah i az American woman an:
her husband = a Chiazmsn- she had
the husband arrested o. TIE charge y
ASA -ltiIg her Mrs De- Nah = more
muscular looking than VI Walh- who
Is father small. T. Justice Dolzy1a
she sad.
My husband TIED % throw 4 bot
tie a. ne. hut n doing 80 TIE bo;tle
struck him on lis owa head
Der Wsk told 2 different tall =
came ho.r,e rs: sunday" he said. and
as soon 5 arrived ny wife told me
% take Of my Sunday o.otEss. NIX
some mortar and plSsts- the ceiling
did as SIZE asked and after working iSa
hours she told me 70 20 - The CELLAR
and Go some wo.k there. 4 tod Ter i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
RETURNS TO FIND THEM DEAD.
Toledo Man, After Many Years OF Wander
Ing. Comes to a Vacant Home

Toledo. o., July 26.-Thirteen years ago
William Williamson, connected with the
Wabash shops here disappeared mysier-
iously, and although every effort was
made TO obtain some tidings OF him. he
had dropped out OF sight entirely and
was IN time mourned as dead. Ten years
later his wife married again and recently
died, a daughter OF her first marriage fol-
lowing her to the grave a few days later.
Williamson had always been regarded
model man and apparently happy
with his wife and two children william
sons son, now Is years old, IS employed
in a bicycle factory.
Yesterday Williamson returned As mys-
teriously as he Went away. He made
himself known 20 some old acquaintance,
who at once recognized him. He was
ignorant of the death OF his wife and
daughter. He saws he has Travelled AL
most continuously through the South and
West, and will leave Toledo for the east
in a few DAYS Beyond this he pretends
to give no account Of his do!ngs or The
cause thereof.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
LATE NEWS By WIRE.
Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe.

Eu Claire, Wis, July 26.-Lightning
struck John Semich's house in AltOo-
ma this evening, killing his daughter
Clara. aged IS. and fatalling iniuring
q son aged 10.
Big Stone Gap. Va. July 25.-The
home OF John Hicks burned last night
Four of his children were burned to
death. and his wife and another child
We're badly burned.
Paris, July es.-A train crowded with
pilgrims returning from the shrine OF
st. Daurey was wrecked near the town
of ST. Bricuo today. Twelve persons
were killed and twenty-five injured.
Bochum. Westphalia, July CAN ex-
plosion occurred yesterday in the
Prince Won Cursen mine in this vicin-
ity. Bodies OF the victims OF the acci-
dent are already recovered, but several
are still missing.
San Francisco. July GA. ]. Whit
man, formerly a Millionaire of Duluth,
Mimi. and mayor of that city. was
to have received sentence for forgery
in the superior court today. Sentence
was deferred. however, for one week
Texarkana. Ark. July 26.-It is an
nounced here this morning by Grand
Chief Powell or the O. r T. that all
differences between telegraphers Of the
Cotton Belt and the company in ref
erence TO the arogation OF the contract
between the two interested parties
have been settled and there Will be no
strike.
New York. July 26-Ths Trunk Line
presidents held a meeting this after
noon at which the plan for the resto-
ration OF railroad rates was discussed
After the meeting was over it was an
nounced that as there were not suffi-
cient time to fully consider the report
of the subcommittee the meeting had
adjourned until Thursday. August Is.
San Francisco. July 26.-The admin
istrators of the estate OF Mrs. Thereca
Fair have made affidavits that the per-
sonal property OF the estate in Califor-
MIA IS worth only 500, 900. The asses
sor has included railroad bonds and
assessed the estate at 81. oOO. goo. The
executors are John W. Mackey and
Richard V. Dey.
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GENERAL HOWARD STARTED IT.
Original Hundred Dollars to Pay Debt
has Grown to Thousands.

New York. July 26.-The General o.
q. Howard roll of honor of the Congre-
gatiOnal Home Missionary society,
which was originated in Saratoga, June
5. General Howard's payment of 500
towards the society's debt and his in
vitations to l 400 other Congregational
lists 70 give a similar amount. has
yielded s13,600, land the fund is slowly
growing. Facilities for a canvass OF the
friends of this society have been placed
in the hands OF workers in the field
and rapid increase OF subscriptions is
anficfr)a Ted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
SIGHTING WITH THE SWORD.
Historic Changes In the Weapon and In the
Art of Usiag It.


! In our time the word 'Yence" IS ap-
eword or with the foil, which was only
recently invented IA tho Cirque d Etc
spectacle. the word was extended to
all weapons, offensive and defensive,
used in battle-shieid. sword, napier,
two-handed sword, cutlass, saber aud
| bayoret
/ IL Il interesting to follow the various
Transformations wherein. little by lit
tie. skill replaced brutal force, al frst
treacherouSly, and. later, more Loyalty.
as manners became more civilized. at
tanning a. last the modern ar. Of feuc-
ing. which. pure ART or serious battle
on the field. eIacts absolute equality
IL weapons and IN material condition
Of battle
The Gaul was armed With the 30
called Gallic sword the blade OF which
was in the form OF Leaf, videned IN
the middle, tain .; the guard, and
oval a, the point he was defended
with the Ehieid. which WA long. aod
with The helmet, ornaneatea with
large wing. and 4 name Tie solder
wore a coat Of leather aud elcth
trousers Tn. Roman iersonzry wore
supple cEirassI made Of bands Of
s-eel. which was articula:e1 - a. %
give freedom 20 all TIE motions q lie
BODY. lie wore . short. ro1nt aeaEus.
Re carried . long shield and sword.
which was wider. longer aa4 fzf,er
than Is generally believed Beta Gasl
and Roman had offensive and aefen-
sive Arms Tae sane arm ~.A not
used 20 ATTACK ard defend. ~ - use4
to-tzy wiki re sword o. :hs tolL n.
IN 20 be observed S~-.use The int<res.
O. tie Goect2cie wa "a ne yr21sa.
development % he attacking -ezpoa
n defensive wsspoa- In the rezsos-
eat epoch, .aea oae &C TWO adser~arses
had io~. his shield. he WA .: toe sa<rry
Of his eneny.
The seeoad phase OF tie sp>c.aeis
seApee 70 the ti-se o. frznrls T. Thea
tAA a~f@sx.ss 2Ezz1< A4d E.ea "a sss~~
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Lonewood Tennis tournament.

Brookiine, Mass, July 2s.-The cham
pionship OF the Longwood tennis tour
nament was decided this afternoon in
a match between F. II. Hovey and y. 3
Whitman. Hovey won in three sets,
straight-6-1, c., 6-1.
The first two sets were interesting
because they showed that in Whitman.
tennis players have found a new and
formidable opponent. He is only Il
years old and will enter Harvard in the
fall. He has cool head and develop
ed remarkable playing and great stay
ing powers. Hovey played superbly
and seemed to place the ball just where
he wanted il, out Of Whimaa's reach.
Hovey has challenged W. :. Larned,
holder Of the 1894 cup, and the ma ten
viii be played tomorrow afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
san Francesca Races.

San Francisco. July 26.-Three favor
ties and two second choices captured
the money at Bay District today. Sum
maries:
First race-About six furlorgs, sell
ing: Barcaldine, 3to l, won; Josie @, >
70 ,. second; Gold Dust, S to l, third
Time 1:1415.
Second-Five furlongs. selling: 2
year-olds: Charlie Boots, IS to 3, won;
City Girl, TO l. second; Elsie, 8 70 !.
third. Time 1922.
Third-Six and half furlongs, sell
ing: Rear Guard, 8 to 3, won; Sir Rich
ard, Z TO 10, second; NeDuchadnezzar,
TO /, third. Time 1:2l.
Fourth-About six furlongs, handi
cap: Royal Flush even, won; Howard,
IL to 5, second; NerVoso, 6 TO !, third.
Time 1:12H.
Fnth-Mile, selling: Boreas, 1 to 3.
won; Carmel, 10 to /, second; Miss
Buckley, to /, third. Time 1:42
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
Old Heads and Young Hearts.

You sometimes see COMBINED in elderly
individuals, but seldom behold an old
ties as in youth. But these infirmities
may be mitigated in great measure by
the daily and regular use of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, an invigorant, anti
rheumatic and sustaining medicine of
the highest order, which also removes
dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness
and kidney trouble. II is adapted to
the use Of the most delicate and feeble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
WORKS LIKE A CHARM.
Sovereign Says His People are Boycotting
the Banks Right Along.

Ksnsa City, July 26.-Grand Master
Workman Sovereign of the knights of
Labor was in the city on his way south
today. In an interview he is quoted
as saying that he is on an expedition
Joking up good farming land for city
laboring men. His aim is to have as
many Knights Of Labor as possible
look to the agricultural and fruit lands
for permanent settlement and occupa-
ton. The overcrowded condition of
the cities, he maintains, was the cause
of SO much idleness among workmen
Speaking Of his recent boycott circular
he claimed that 1t was taking like
wild fire" and was being carried out to
the letter by the knights.
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HE PREFERS SAN FRANCISCO.
Joseph II. Manley Expresses Himself on
the Next National. Convention.

Augusta, Me-, July 26.-Joseph H
Marley stated today hat the national
Republican committee would meet in
Washington in December 10 select the
place for the next Republican conven-
ton, instead Of in November as has
been reported.
$50 far as my preference is concern
ed" said Mr.. Manley, IT have for a
long time thought it would be a good
plan to hold the convention on the Pa
cific coast. The Pacific states have
always been loyal to the Republican
party and there are many reasons
why L should favor San Francisco as
the city in which the convention should
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
DEFAULT AGAINST KENRIcK.
Archbishop Fails tn Make Answer In the
Trusteeship Case.

ST. Louis. July ga default was
entered today in Judge RusselTs court
in the case OF Father Walsh and others
against Archbishop Kenrick. owing 10
the defendants failure 10 make answer
- the plaintiffs petition to divest him
Of his tvusteeship OF church property.
Archbishop kain was then made CO.
defendant on the ground that he has
been made archbishop Of ST. Louis
since me suit was filed Archbishop
Kai1 filed an answer setting forth that
he Is archbishop OF ST. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
MAYBE HE'LL COME BACK.
Young Diamond Broker of Denver Causes
lis Principals Uncasiness.

Denver, July 26.-Chief of Detectives
harrington has kilograms requesting
the arrest of L. Everen Clarke, d
young diamond broker. whose mystic
rious disappearance caused several bus
mess men who have entrusted to his
care thousands of dollars worth of jew
els to feel very uneasy. His friends
say he has gone to Galveston and Will
return in a few days.
The men alleged to have been de-
frauded are Davis Davidson. for S., 600;
Herman Powell. a shoe dealer, for
$1,000; Joseph Lewis for $4,000.
The diamonds were intrusted to his
care to sell on commission.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
TRAINRoBBER BRADY IN JAIL
Committed One Murder at Least and the
People Want to Get at Him.

Sacramento, Cal. July 26.-John Bra
dy, who robbed the Oregon express
about four months ago and is also be-
lieved to have murdered Cornelius Stag
at Ingleside previously, was captured
near CORTLAND today by deputy sher-
iff on a ranch Officers have been scou
ring the country for months in search
Of him. At the Wheatland train rob-
berry Brady's confederate was shot
and killed by Sheriff Bogard of Te-
hama county, passenger on the train
Brady then killed the sheriff and escap-
ed with a few hundred dollars obtain
ed by holding up the passengers. Great
excitement prevails here and the jail
is surrounded by hundreds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
DEFENSE Is ALCOHOLIC MANIA.
That's what Millionaire Murderer Dues
trow Calls Howiins Drunk.

Union. Mo, July 2s.-Arthur Quest
TOW, who years ago murdered in cold
blood his wife and child.was brought to
trial the second time today on a change
of venue from s.. Louis. Duestrow's
defense VIII be alcoholic mania. The
trial VIII probably occupy three weeks
or more. y jury is being selected and
the trial proper begins tomorrow.
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Police issseetor-i; nzs YER r,z~<,
~ yns. rsz'sas. - hare scs s,oz. az
bs-giAr sn4 - ably easS.zrr<s an. ..,.,
b@-ss yy1 lave iG5=r.ss hisa 20 ts~ ex.
's'' y aeos@s-i@tsax IA rszzzoral 20 =
Losplsal7
LsdT-Ho- az 7 kso~ ?. Va, =
hzrg.sr7 Il sesa waiting uo sor s,,rs.
AouFs s0r ~ hl.sA&s1- I ,sOu~h. /,
va h5-n.--gczas1 C1.~.
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Aileen Takes a Worlds Record.

Freeport, IL, July 26.-The two ev-
ents on the card at Taylor's Park this
afternoon We're pulled off in fast time.
Arena won the 2:15 trot in straight
heats Time PA; 2:13: PIP. Margrave
second; Maud Wright third. Aontel-
10, fourth.
The 2:20 pace proved one of the great
est races of the season Aileen took
the first heat in 2:071a, being the world
record for Agar old mares. The pace
was too much for her and she was not
in the race after that and was distanc-
ed in the fifth heat The fight after the
first was between Afrite and Prairie
Lily, Afrite taking second, third and
fifth heats in 2:0SA; 2:1014; 21412. Prai-
RE Lily took fourth heat in 2:12A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, July 26.-Virgin at to
8. and Nell Flaherty at 3 To 3, in the
fourth and fifth races respectively were
the only favorites that won in today S
events at Exposition park. Virgin broke
the track record for five and half fur
longs in 1909 fiat. In the first race the
talent went down, TO a man. on Violet
ia. She led into the stretch but gave
out there and finished third. Billy
Travis, at 10 10 !, winning in a hard
drive from Haskell. The third race
for 2-year olds was won by King Hazel
at to l. The favorite MADEIRA was
not in the race at all. The rincipal
feature of the day was BoZeman' s
fine riding on Nell Flaherty in the
fifth. Attendance good; track fair and
weather hot. Summaries:
First race-SiX furlOngs: Billy Ira
Wis. 10 to /, won; Haskell, 6 to l, sec
ond; Monk Oyerton, 3 10 l, third Time
1:19.
Second-Six furlongs: Importance,
10 /. won: Wild Briar, 3 to 2. second:
Martha Smith, Z t. ., third. Time 1:19
Third-F'ive furlongs, for 2-year olds
King Hazel. : to I. won; Blanche Kern,
to ]. second; FavOrlta, 10 TO l, third.
Time los
Fourth-Five and a half furlongs:
Virgin. to 5, won; Collector, . to /,
second; Paulette, to !, third. Time
1:09
Fifth-Four and half furlongs: Nell
FlaheTty, ) TO 3. won; Ben Wilson, to
]. second; Lucy Day, s to /, third. Time
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