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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-30
Still Sure There's Gold There.

Cloud Chief, o. T., June 29.-(SpeciaL)
The gold excitement has about died
out here. The Sentinel-Herald. the
gold field organ has only the following
rather hedging article on the subject
this week:
I'VE have no way OF estimating the
number OF people who have visited our
country. having been drawn hither by
the reputed gold finds on Boggy. but II
may safely be placed among the hun
dreds.. and whatever may be the final
outcome of the diggings. no mattero
whether they exceed the vivid imagin-
atoms OF the most sanguin explorer. or
fall below the dire denunclations OF the
most doubtful doubling Thomas, these
visitors have seen country lovely in
its dress OF green; they have felt the
glorious showers Of Washata descend
ing gently upon them as they eamped
upon the prairie: they have noticed
abundant crops Of corn much OF which
is even now sufficiently matu-ed for
table use: they have noticed signs OF
prosperity on every hand. unless. In
deed their eyes were affected with the
color OF gold. AS 10 the success OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-30

temper, lear OF impending calamity and a
thousand and one arrangements OF BODY
and mind, result from such pcruicious prac-
ticcs- Al these are permanently cured by
improved methods Of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain bit
ckastc language, treating of the nature.
symptoms and durability of such diseases
sent securely sealed in plain envelope, on
receipt of this notice, with Iocents in stamps,
for postage. Address, WORLDS DIsPEN-
GARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. NY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-30
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items of General In;sres. From Az Over
the 4 aiscr@e-


tin. 4 diverse
London. June 2s-Sir Joseph Renals. the
lord mayor Of London, has besa made a
baronet-
Salem. Mass. June miss Abigail
Dodge Gail Hamilton, arrived al Der
home a. Hamilton from Washington tAis
afternoon.
Winnipeg. Manitoba. June 9.-Father
I>eyden. an ex-Cath0lic monk from B0s-
ton. iectured against Cathofci-n a. Rat
Portsgesnd Wa stoned and narrowly ca
capped death
Colon. June a-Ths new lire Q, steamers
from New Orleans - pronoEnced 20 be a
success. The steamer Cteria leaves here
loaded with e.ght from san Francisco
for New Orleans
and ksepres IN the water PIPE extension
department were indicted today Far STUFF
.ag the city pay :o..z- Further i1eict-
r1eats are expected
Zaca;ecas. Mex. June 2s,--Ths prs-na-
tars explosion O, bias near Coiuta1
resulted 81 TIE killing of slI miners al
injury 20 several others. The bodies %
the killed were terribly mstElef-
Nevada No. Jgae s,-MIs- Hann@s
famous splr3;ssis; % Nj souri,. hss bseo
granted = divorce o. f-e --o1r1s =
absudoareat. .AHraouy % TIE sznsasui %
- SO was aiioveL
Indianapolis. June H-Ths All - -.
lsfs secretary % STATE. walter q Crssh-
&ra vas admitted 20 probate = o<-s1
court today Ju9Rs Gresoarn's -st4:s
about 81 90 worth q pTgE@TtT. "a 1o-Ste1
IL THIS city Az county
Men Haven. Coaa-. -uae = -F'rufassos
Daniel z. Eaton q Ezac gliEf-e.fg. Sz~
OF tire most eminent authorize ca toisry
q rs country. s1f Tr3f~rsor o. ttat
subs. "a Tzie roi4ere fsed tCz4F after
a. lliaeEs % t.SsE ras1rss.
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pans greer Ten a ~ satar.r- potato
patch had o.ozE. Lrr HeaTg FlE-t 49,
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her husband anE -sot1eF = = gF1rsrse<s
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ASKED THEM To RESIGN


Denver. Colo. June zs-The voters -
the Fifth and Sixth wards. rep-esen I'D
By Aldermen Emery sad Pni.cer. held
mass meetings tonight at which reeo-
igtions were adopted calling upon these
representatives 10 resign from the city
COUNCIL \ committee gEs sent 70
Emery asking him 20 appear before the
meeting and explain ria action lie
sen; back word that he wzs afraid that
some hzir-grain~6 Individual might Do
hi-a personal violence The mass meet
lnS taSa invited him 70 attend q meet
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EARLY SUNDAY MORNING FIRE.
1t Causes q Hundred Thousand Dollar Loss
in Chicago.

Chicago. June SO.-A fire In the five
story building at the southwest corner OF
Franklin and Madison streets In the CEN
ter OF the wholesale district. at ! O'Clock
this Sunday morning. created consider
able excitement for a time and caused n
loss of over 100000 before 10 was ex-
tinguished Two watchmen IN the build
ing had narrow escapes and one OF them
was probably fatally burned before he
was got out.
The building was occupied by the Amer
ican College Of Dental Surgery; A. a
Putnam. boots and shoes; J. a. Cross
grove, boots and shoes; Leonard & Akin
son, boots and shoes: Ruhstrast & Cur
solidated Electric company The indi-
vidual losses and insurance cannot be
ascertained tonight
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NEGLECT IS CRIME.
No Excuse for 1t While This Offer Of Free
Treatment COntinues-.AMT Treatment
Free--Trinl Treatment Free.

This offer has been a boon to hundreds
OF sufferers who felt that they could not
pay the high fees demanded by the aver
age specialist, and now that IL is soon
TO be Withdrawn, il would simply be Q
crime that any sufferer from any chronic
disease should longer delay treatment.
or that his friends should allow him 10
suffer, when the very best medical talent
OF the country can be had for nothing.
We challenge any specialist or firm of
specialists in the world 10 show a record
or cures amounting 10 even one-half of
those effected by the Copeland Specialists.
Every reader of newspapers knows this.
Tor everyone of them has seen. week IN
and week out, the wonderful amount OF
testimony submitted in praise of these
men.
Remember that these testimonials are
from city people. or from people living IN
nearby towns, with the names and adj
dresses, SO that Identification canont fail
to be complete.
If the words of the people who say that
the Copeland Specialists cured them after
all others failed are not TO be believed.
then nothing is to be believed.
The free treatment cannot De kept up
much longer. While il lasts everyone
who places himself under treatment will
be treated UNTIL CURED for nothing.
and cost of medicines in such cases Will
NEVER exceed 81 month.
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MINISTRY HAD TO KNUCKLE.
Whitewayites Having Things Their
Own WAY In New Fcundfand.

St Johns. -. F, June 2e.-The Whitsway
members have finally compelled the min
tstry TO acecde 10 their demands. They
will receive full seasonal pay. and the
usual contigent expense reductions have
been postponed until another year. II IL
not likely that the retrencbment mea-
sures ever will he heard OF again. Sir
Herbert Murray. relief commisSio ner,
rallied from England tonight. IL Is re-
rorte-i that chief Justice Carter viii re-
sign. Provision has been made FOR meet
ing ali the colonial Obligations on Mon
ruI-
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Jim and John in Company,

Chicago, June 29.-John L. Sullivan.
ex-champion pugilist Of the world and
and James ]. Corbett, present champion
and Sullivan's conquerer, will probably
be in the same theatrical company
next season. William A. Brady, mana
ger Of Corbett, in an interview tonight
disclosed that while no contract had
been made with the 'big fellow" as
yet. verbal agreement existed that
was binding on both sides and that a
written contract would probably be
drawn up as soon as he returned east
and could see Sullivan.
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Louise, 10 to /, second; Kirk, 10 to I
third TirYoe -56

Second-Four and half furlongs, sci
ling: Cochise, to 5, won; Belle Isle
4 to 1, second; Commissioner Frank, 1;
to 1. third. Time :56a4.
Third-Five furlongs, purse: From
tier, even, won; Damocles, so to l, Sec
ond; Haeckel, 6 to !, third. Time 1:02
Fourth-The Country Club stakes for
Swear old and upwards, value to win
ner $1,000; mile and an eighth: Henry
of Navarro, 1 to 5, won; Lehman, to
second; Chant, S to l, third. Time lbs y
Selika finished third but was disqual-
fed for fouling Chant.
Fifth-Six furlongs, selling: Bob Nee
ley, 4 to 1, won; Springvale, 20 to 1.
secnd; Strathreel, 6 to l, third. Time
1:15%.
Sixth-Six furlongs, selling: Start, so
to ], won: Santa Maria, 40 to 1. second:
Cndor, to 2, third. Time f:151a.
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Five mile handicap, class B: L. D.
Cabanne (scrtch) won: Earl Kiser, sec
ond: F. j. Titus, New York (scratch)
third. Time 1904
Sanger lowered the recordetaoin shr
Sanger failed to lower the record Of
:5S % seconds for the half mile unpaced
His time for the half was SO 3-5.
Charles Murphy. Kings County wheel
men, rode an exhibition mile in zoe.
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Caring for Children.

An instance of the success which Drs.
Copeland Branaman have in treating
children having catarrh and kindred dis
eases is shown in the following statement:
Mr.. William Noonan, who resides at
2l2 West Second street, Kansas City. kas..
says: My little daughter Jennie has
been annoyed by catarrhal troubles for
two or three years. Her symptoms were
stopped up nose, shortness of breath.
coughing at night and poor appetite. She
became very puny and sickly. ! became
alarmed about her, fearing that the
trouble would settle on her lungs II ne
elected. / placed her under treatment
with Drs. Copeland & Branaman- Since
they have been treating her the change
In her condition is wonderful. She has
no cough, eats hearty. sleeps sound and
is growing strong and healthy. The
catarrhal troubles have disappeared and
she is entirely a different child from
what she was when l first took her to
these physicians. She has been under
the treatment only a short time"
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SWIFT TURNS HIMSELF LOOSE.
Charge the Ex-City Health Oficer witt
Gross Neglect Of Duty.

Chicago, June 29.-Mayor Swift to-
day issued a statement condemning
DR.. Arthur Reynolds, ex-city health
commissioner, for the latter's manage
ment of the smallpox epidemic OF last
winter. The mayor charges the doctor
with gross neglect of duty and asserts
that he alone is responsible for the
spread of the disease and declares thu t
TO his are directly chargable 159 deaths
which occurred in the pesthouse dur
ing the winter. The mayor says that
the pesthouse was kept in a frightful
condition
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"No Contest. and All Bets on"
Cincinnati, O.. June 29.-Max Luttt

Cincinnati, O., June 29.-MaX Luttbeg
of st. Louis, champion lightweight
wrestler, and w. H. Griddley of San
Francisco, who had been billed as the
unknown" met tonight in catch-as-
catch-can before the Peoples Athletic
club for 5000 and a side bet of $500.
About $4,000 was wagered on the con-
test. 1t was generally believed that
Griddley was an alisa, none other than
Joe Burns, the Lancashire Lad" Lutt-
beg gained the first fall in eight minutes
After wrestling over an hour in the Sec
ond bout, the men desired to call it a
draw but the referee refused. The men
wrestled another hour, and both being
very tired and almost exhausted from
the heat. agreed to quit.
The refree declared II mo contest"
and declared all bets off.
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indications appear to point to a disagree

| indications appear TO point 10 a disagree
ment-
Chicago. June c9.--The police have ar
rested Julius Msnnow and Joshua Wind
rath for the murder OF Carey Birch, tho
cashier Of the West Chicago Street Rail-
way company, who was killed last Sunday
night by two men who attempted to rob
the office OF the company. Both men
have bad records and have done time.
Nevada, Mo. June 2s.-Winiam Wright
colored, Drained his wife with an axe this
morning and then escaped. They quarrel
ed last night and Wright was arrested
He pleaded guilty this morning. paid his
fine and returned home. Mrs. Wright
refused 20 admit him when he broke the
door In with an axe and murdered her
Chicago, June 2S.-The Victory, the
largest steamship on the great lake,
was launched from the Chicago ship yards
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. The shin
was christened by Miss Bertha Bclden.
The Victory. which cost $500. will be
used in the service OF the iron trsdc
owned by the International Transit COM
pany.
f. r. Thornton. Buffalo, y Y. has
invented a new bicycle buggy for trot-
ters. The animal stands between four
wheels, and Il geered up with surcin-
giles 10 take as much weight or his feet
as desired.
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johnson Riaes at philadelphia.

Philadelphia. June 29.-The annual
tournament Of the Pennsylvania BIZ
cycle club was held today at Tioga
track before a large crowd. John s.
Johnson, paced by two tandems, made
the fastest mile ever made on a track,
200 3-5. and Lee Richardson, of Chica-
go. broke the worlds record for one
mile backwards riding, going in 4:04 2-5.
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JURY ORDERED TO ACoUII.
Treasury spes rut Up job on xx-Co9nter.
feiter Usyept.,Fr

Portland. Ore. June SIN the Unit
ed ta;es court Judge BeIilnger today
ordered the jury 70 bring verdict %
not guilty IN the case q Dere Daver-
port, on trial for counterfetting. Chs.
French testified that he had been en-
pioyei by Special Treasury Agent -.
z Harris 20 Induce Davenport Into
making countsrfe.t sl!ver do.lars
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DO lou knoH.

That the Santa Re route tst. Louis ana
San FrSnciBco railway - positively
The only line running two daily through
passenger trains from wichita 60 81
Louis. without change. leaving Wicbi-
"a a. - g. = m. and ~ ?. N arTiT-
lax in 81. Lculs az s % ?. n. ard 20 .
~. The equipment - these trains IL
aTst class IN every particular. consist-
lrr q elegant reclining caai. cars Seats
freeJ and Pullman Palace Drawing
Rom Sleeper
T. you are going beyoni g. Louis -
rneInbsr that connection With al Lines
FOR the east. noTtheast and southeast -
made ~ the nsKniacea. new GTaad
f-n1on depot. 81 Lou,,. To- largest AMI
handkoment passenger station IA tie
world
For sleeping car births srf all in<g--
ryzts1a relative % rsfez. ro-gses. etc
cal al Santa Pc Route ;scksf sface. iss
North Nala street. OF Douglas Avenue
station CD =
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Neirhborhood Club Tennis Matche.

West Newton. Mass, June 29.-The
weather was cloudy and rather sultry
here this afternoon but there was a
good crowd at the meet of the Neigh
borhood club, and they saw good ten
mis-.
The first match was between PIN and
Mahoney, and the former won handily.
81; 60; 6-3. In the last two sets, Ma
honey was outplayed at all points.
The next match was between Lar
ned and Hobart. Larned played hard
game and proved much too strong for
his opponent, defeating him 6-3: 6-3; 6-3
Decidedly the most important match
of the tournament was that between
Mahoney and Chace. The sets were
all holly contested. Mahoney won 6-S;
CA.
In the match between PIN and Hovey
Hovey did not come UP to the expecta
tons Of his friends and lost the match
in two straight sets, 6-3; Ga.
PIN and Mahoney are now tied for
first place; each having won four games
and lost one. The tie will be played off
on Monday morning. Summary.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively Cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
Charles Lawrence and G. Gehring.
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Bay-City Plays Ont.

Bay City. Mich, June 2a.-The race
meeting today f1zzled out. After three
days of poor races and with the asso-
citation $500 in the hole the program to-
day was practically cut off. Bay City
will give no more meets under the pres
ent management.
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\ Trip to Colorado

Can he made chcaply this summer by
taking advantage OF the low rate oc
one fare plus $500 for the round trip.
offered by the Great Rock Island
Route for the National Educational
meeting a Denver. Tickets will be o..
sale at all stations of the Great Rock
Island Route. July 4. s. 8 and Z, and
will be good returning until September
LIST. The very best OF the Rock Island
Route train equipment. comprising
comfortable and free chair cars. fuxur-
ious Pulimans and the finest dining
car service IN the world. viii he placed
I'm service for this occasion. In select
ing your route you should remember
that after close OF she Denver meeting
no Colorado trip II complete without a
visit 20 Colorado Springs. Pixies Peak
and the Manltou region, and that as
the Great Rock Island Route runs
solid trains Of perfect equipment a.
rectly east from Colorado SPRING.
your return trip can be uost expo
ditiously and comfortably made from
that point. without the necessity OF
returning 20 Denver. by having your
tickets read over the c.. II. /. a T.
Ry.
For full information concerning de-
tails Of rates and tickets see local
agent.
a beautiful souvenir called the
Tourist Teacher" describing the ex-
cursion and giving valuable informa-
ton about mountain side trips. will be
sent on application by letter of postal
Adde'S JNO. SEBASTIAN. g. 4. A.
Chicago. Ill
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Young Man in Cotton, Cal, Loses q Million
Dollar GRANDMOTHER.

Dollar GRANDMOTHER.
San Bernardino. Cal, June 2a-L. j.
Tingley OF Cotton has fallen heir 10 a
fortune of over s., 600. 900. He is % years
old and his grandmother was Mary
Ball of Philadelphia, who left an estate
consisting of $105. 200 from French spoil
alton claims and congress has passed
an act that IL be paid at once. The
balance consists of zoo acres of land in
Philadelphia, 400 lots in the city of
Washington and 10000 acres of land
In Tigris valley. Virginia Mr.. Tingley
will receive one-seventh Of this vast
PROPERTY
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Chicapo.New York Bike Route.

Chicago, June ga. E. Smith; the
letter carrier, will start from the city
hall al o'clock tomorrow on his third
attempt to break the Chicago-New
York bicycle record.
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United States Tennis Champion.

Philadelphia. June 29.-Miss Juliet
Atkins of New York today won the
tennis champion of the United States
by defeating the former champion, Miss
Helena r. Helwig. of the Kings county
Tennis club. New York. Score: Ca;
6-1. e.
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"a THE LIMIT

Four Dollars a month is less than a dol
lar a week. This offer is made by the
Copeland Specialists, recognized through
out the country for their efficiency and
Skill. This offer holds good not for one
month only. but for every month until
cured. provided you apply before July L
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Oakley Races.

Cincinnati, June 29.-Weather clear
and warm. Track fast. The Country
Club stakes. mile and an eighth, was
only a big gallop for Henry of Navarro
SANDY" Naughten who bought Plu-
tus from C. Walbaum for $1,000, has
brought suit against the latter because
the horse broke down in his first race
fter the sale. Summaries:
First race-Four and half furlongs,
selling: War Song. to l, won; Willie
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nrs COPELAND & BRANAMAN
1926 Walnut St. Kansas City. Mo.

lOSO " ainut ST., han03S tlty, NO.
Specialties-Catarrh. Asthma. Bronchit-
Is, Nervous Diseases. rheumatism, Con-
sumption and all Chronic Alterations of
the Throat, Lungs. Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, June 29.-The track
was very heavy today, in every event
save one, the horse which got off first
was the winner. Two favorites won.
Summaries:
First race-siX furlongs, selling:
La Grippe, 8 to 1. won; The Reel, to 1,
second; Joe Courtney, 3 TO /, third.
Time, 1:221t.
Second-Seven furlongs: ]. A. Gray,
even. won; Uncle John, 3 to 1, second
Snarley the Smuggler, 40 to 1, third.
Time. 1876.
Third-F'ive furlongs, selling: North
western, 20 TO l, won; Leonell, to s.,
second; John ?, 10 TO 1, third. Time,
1907.
Fourth-Five and half furlongS
Josephine. even, won: Charlie Weber.
4 to 1. second; One Dime. to 1, third.
Time. ia.
Fifth-Six furlongs. selling: Murphy
to l, won: Momus. TO l. second; AL
va, to 1, third Time, 1:22.
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No Racing at Red Oak.

Red Oak, Ia, June 29-Racing at
Pactolus park had to be abandoned to-
day owing to an unfit track caused by
recent storms. The secretary of the
association today announced that a
six days fall meeting would be held,
the dates to be decided later on. The
horses go from here to st. Joseph and
Minneano1ic
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Detroit Races.

Detroit, Mich, June 29.-Nearly 1900
people witnessed an excellent card OF
six races at the Grease Point track to-
day. The steeplechase OF two and q
half miles over the new course had
eight starters. All finished and took
all the jumps, including the seven foot
water jump, except Trillion, who went
down at the eighth jump. Summaries:
First race-Seven furlongs, selling:
Babe Murphy, 21a to l, won; Booze, .
to second; Foam, 30 TO 1, third. Time
1:28
Second-Five furlongs: Nobolaska, s
to /, won; Jilsey, 6 to .. second; Semper
Ego, to 5, third. Time 1907.
Third-The Campau stake, $500; six
and half furlongs: Maurice, l to 4,
won; Suma. to l, second; Halfiing, 8
to 2, third. Time POPE.
Fourth-SiX furlongs: Diggs, 5 to L,
won; Captain Brown, to l. second;
May Thompson, 6 to l, third. Time
f:13%
Fifth-Nile and a sixteenth. selling:
Lake Shore, s to 1, won; Joe Miller, =
TO l, second; Amelia May, 6 to 3, third.
Time 1'47A.
Sixth-Steeplechase, about two and
a half miles: Rover. to l, won; Don
Pedro, 3 to 1, second; Bedford, to !,
third. Time 500
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