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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
KANSAS CITY REAL ESTATE.
Now Is n Good Time to Invest. as II Is
Cheap Compared with Property In
other cities,

Mr.. 4. VI. Sllls, OF the real estate firm OF
Sills. Northup & Co, has recently returned
| from trip in the East. lie visited New
York. Boston, Lowell. Brooklyn. Newburg
| and several other cities, large and small
Speaking OF his observations, he said yes
teriay afternoon II found that Kansas
city Is well known in the East, and though
he people there are Just beginning to ac.
cuuulate a little money after the hard
lines. there ls no doubt but that they VIII
| thing for Kansas Cityans to do Is to buy
properly here themselves and set the pace
When Eastern investors hnd us talking
about our own interests, and the truth
about US spreads, Eastern capital VIII sure
The thing which wish to call particular
attention 10 Is the extremely low prices
asktd ,fer good properly here. Iake the
Grand street, the main street. the best res
idence property sells for from N25 TO $40
class OF properly sells FOR from S15 to Slc0
4 foot. There you have the difference,
In Lowell Mass. property sells from so
buy properly which is an hours ride from
the business center Of the citN for from
$3.50 to 500 a foot. or course brooklyn is
much bigger than Kansas city, but COM
paratively speakinC the prices asked for
business property here are very much lower
than there. Another thing Kansas City is
pretty much the only place whore a man
can buy lot, build ON il and realize 10
nan Is receiving all that he can expect
when ne makes or per cent on his in
james h. Welsh. Of the firm Of Crutcher
& Welsh, said: we are receiving some in
quiries from outsiders relative TO the con-
diuon OF real estate here. one good thing
Is that ChicagoauS are beginning to take
an interest in properly here. our saliva
ton llss IN keeping prices at their present
condition, until investors realize that they
can get good pieces cheaply. Prices should
not be raised until the market is well on It's
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

tons. But the, lieutenant had no choice
but to compel obedience and Lafitte had to
yield. He called in all his scattered cruis-
ers to Galveston, placed all his belongings
upon them and with all his men set sail and
bade farewell TO Texas. Again IT would
seem that as there was no great hurry and
ample time for the removal of all property.
no hope of expectation of any return, that
Laftte would hardly have left treasure
behind him anywhere on Galveston Island
or the Texas coast. For some years La
fitte, with headquarters at Sisal in Yuca.
tan, and AIargarita, in Venezuela, preyed
upon Spanish commerce, but gave cause
for complaint to no other nation. In 1872
he visited friends at Charleston, S. c. IL
he We're pirate, or SO regarded, he would
hardly have allowed his social instincts to
so overcome his prudence. He came and
went freely as any visitor. He died in 1926
at Sisal, peacefully and in bed, and at this
day his remains lie buried there in the
Campo Santo, but his. ghost, with no re-
gard for distance, still haunts our Southern
shores and warn away with frightful me-
naceS the venturesome treasure hunter.
Such is the history of a man whose name
is a very synonS m for piracy among 500
900 coast people. Poor, brave, handsome,
ohivalrous Lafltte. Ill does the country
that owes you so much requlte your freely
given and most useful services.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
MhLttlnglnn. thc MhecIbarrnw rnsher.

Dick Whuungtun the man who started
wh,elbaIow OH Il "Trip around the world
reached Kansas city yesterday at noon
ani VIII Irman mere Tor 4 iew days rest
for the long tramp he has made in the
heat. To-day his wheclharrOw is to he
on cNhiulrioU at the Egucw bicycle once
SIS Walnut street and his bulldog that has
followed him on the long tramp is 10 be
the guest OF the boys at fire headquarters
Wilmington claims TO be working on a
wager of $4,000 10 go around the globe in
three years on this strange trip, lie claims
10 have hecu the hrst man 90 ride a wheel
around the world rvc years ago, when he
made the start from London, He Is under
contract not TO cut his hair on the trip.
aud although he is sadly in need of a bar
her AT present, he has fun thirty months
Vet TO wear his locks. They bid 1alr to
rival pener's Whiskers,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
THE VALLEY ROAD SOLD.
Bought by the Baltimore Il Ohio for the
sum of S3,O1o,OOO.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 1o.--The Valley rail-
road was sold here at public auction under
an order issued by United States Judge
Kicks. There was but one bidder, the
Baltimore x Ohio road, and the price re,
allied was S3,o7g0Oo, being $4,000 more
than the minimum figures set by the
court. 1t is stated the road will imme-
diately be incorporated under the laws OF
Ohio, with a capital stock of about 5000,
900. The only party interested in the sale
aside from the baltimore ~ Ohio, is the
Wheeling K Lake Erie railroad which has
an agreement under the representation
plan whereby IL gets trahic facilities
tion of it's lake business to this port.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
Ailments of Women.

II will cure the worst forms of female
complaints, all ovarian troubles, intiam-
nation and liberation, falling and dis
placements of the womb, and consequent
spinal weakness, and is peculiarly
adapted to the change of life.
Every time it will cure
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
FATAL ACCIDENT.
An Unknown Colored Woman Struck and
Killed by Missouri Pacific Train.

An unknown colored woman was struck
by an east bound Missouri Pacific freight
train yesterday afternoon about a half
mile east of Helms brewery, in the East
bottoms She was instantly killed. Sew
eral persons saw the accident. The woman
was slowly walking west on the railroad
track, when the engine struck her
j. FeitZ, the engineer In charge of the
engine, says he noticed the woman walk
ing on the track just before his engine
struck her He blew the whistle, but she
did not seem 10 hear the note of warning.
Deputy Coroner Wheeler was notified,
and ordered the body taken to Stewart d
CAROLS undertaking establishment, where
ton on the badv az f5urd MAJ b"r nar
and back had been broken, besides other
injuries, which would have caused her
death Late last night the body had not
Vet been identified. The dead woman was
about 90 years old, and poorly dressed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

Baltlmore. Nd, Sept, l0.-The Champions
beat The Spiders in a game that was called
account Of darkness. Al this time Balti-
more had another run IN, three on bases
ana ordered out OF the game in the sixth
for disputing one OF Umpire Emslie's le-
cisions, O'Connor took ms place. McAla-
different. Attendance, 1890, Score:
RH.E.
Baltimore 49,. .~.Q l-6 6
Batterles-Baltimore McMahOn and Rob
inson; Cleveland. Cuppy and thinner
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
LIBERTY BELLS BIG TOUR,
1t VIII Start n Trip Around the World
Next Friduy-On Mount Ararat
In 1000.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 10-The Columbian
Liberty bell starts on its trip around the
world on Friday morning at S O'Clock,
1t will first SO to the Atlanta exposition to
remain two months. Then ii Will be
taken to New orleans and the City of
Mexico, and from there to Runnymeade,
England, and whore the ben will ring in
commemoration of Magma Charta. The
rest of the journey has not yet been plan
ned, but II Us the intention to have the
bell reach Mount Ararat In 1900 and ring
at a congress Of representatives Of every
religious organization on earth.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
His l,raIn sun Morks.

Chicago Times-Herald: Mr., Debs TO Wis
get President Cleveland to pardon me?'
Chief Of deeEatlon-"NO."
Ar Debs-"No possible Chance?"
Chief OF delegation--"Not a shadow of a
hope"
Mr.. Debs-"rhen tell the papers when
repentant and would not accept a pardon
if II was brought 10 us on a silver platter"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
GRIPMAS HURT.
Thrown Against the Side of His Car and
IIis Arm Broken.

At 11:45 o'clock last night, Fred Miller, n
gripman employed on the Main street dl-
vision Of the Metropolitan cable system,
met with a severe accident while in the
discharge of his duty. He was in charge
of south bound grip car, At Ninth and
Main streets his grip lever struck a dead
man" The sudden stoppage hurled Miller
against the side of the grip car, breaking
his left arm and severely brusug his body
in several places. lie was taken to the
office of Dr. Morrow, at No 905 Main
street, whore his injuries We're dressed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
Canght steaIlng Cheese.

T. NJ. Stoyer OF No. $500 East Tenth
street, last night left a wagon containing
two cheese in front OF the city hall for a
few minutes, When he returned he caught
John Ford huckster in the act Of trans
ferring the. cheese TO his own wagon
Stover hurried into the Central police sta
tion and secured the services of officer
Dorothy who placed Ford under arrest
on a charge of larceny.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
WIN soon Resume.

which was burned down about Two months
ago, Is soon 10 resume. The plant is on
West, Third street and employs seventy
five hands. 4, !. Horn Is its president
and manager. The company affords sew
eral smaller plants power az a small cost.
Among them are the T.. Menown Manu-
featuring Company, the. Baker Tent and
Awning Company and the Hale Alauufac-
for furnishing two more companies with
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

batSmen TO hit Kisslnger stlvctts rcpla -ed
Stockdale, but although ~, was effective,
Harrington late OF the Van River club,
covered second base Tor Boston and did
excellent work. The four home runs, three
of which were made by the home team
were the features Of the game. Attend
ance 500. Score.
R.H.E.
ST Louis .....5 O 0oi 2 o o-Si8 ]
Boston 49,. ....l TO " % ID u - 2
bttteries-St Louis kissug.r and peita;
Iu.tln. StLNutt.- SIn- kIAlc ALL Gan2el
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

Boston Standard: Jeukins-"Hello, colo
mel, did you ever get title in the civil war;"
Colonel Jonsng-"No, indeed, sah l never
fo't a stroke san"
Jenkins-""Well, what are you called
colonel for?"
Colonel Jonsng-"Bless your heart, sah
dom know, Mess it's cause I'm from
Delaware, down in the peach distrist, sah.
They call me the Peach Colonel, sab"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
THE WEATHER.


ST. Joseph, NO. Sept. l0-The Willman
Mercantile Company, a wholesale commits
sion firm, made an assignment tonight,
Charles H. France being named as as
signee A deed of trust for $4,000 was
given in favor of the State National bank.
The liabilities are about Si5 900, with assets
sufficient 10 pay all creditors in full. With
the exception OF the bank named, the
creditors are mainly In the East.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
Would Make II Rich.

Chicago Post; "If the state needs
money" said the taxpayer,
at does" interrupted the legislator.
well, them continued the taNpayer
III seems to me IT would be no more than
fair for some OF you people 70 whack up
And that was how the feud ended.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

Out Of thirty applicants from the ward
schools for admission TO the high school.
who Were examined Monday, only three
passed The names Of the successful ones
have not yet been announced, The thirty
applicants were candidates for promotion
last June, but failed in their examinations,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

A dividend of % per cent viii be paid
Thursday TO depositors of the Franklin
Savings hank by Charles W, Wodell, as
sgnee. Tie payment viii be made IN room
another dividend of % per cent viii be
made IN about sixty days. Tho depositors
have already received one dividend OF 20
per cent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
MERITED REWARD.
SALES OF LYDIA E. PINkHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Uneoualled In the History Of Medicine.
Honesty, Excellence, Faitbfulness
Fifty Rewarded.

fsp,ct.L TO Our LADY nrAprRsI
Never in the history Of medicine has
the demand for one particular remedy for
VIZ f,,,ala disaa soc
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
noo. moos 10 Meet In NashyllIe IN ,pa.

Minneapolis. Mlnn.. Sept. 10.-The con-
catenation Of the HooIIoos has agreed
to meet next year in Nashville The work
OF selecting officers has been turned over
to a nominating committee, This after
noon the delegates made tour of the saw
mill district.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

When you sufrer from sick headache, dz-
ziness constipation, etc, remember Carter's
Little Liver Piils vii! relieve you One pin Is
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

President and Secretary Ban Il. Johnson,
OF the Western League, arrived in Kansas
city yesterday and VIII remain here dur
In the series with Indianapolis.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

Boston. Mass, Sept. 10-Boston lost the
game to-day through the poor work of
Sloekdsle and the Inability of the home
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11
WINNER BY A SCRATCH,
yALKyRiE woS TnE SECOND RACE
OF 1IE CTR SERIES.
Defender Was Crippled by an Accident
at the start aud Sailed the
Race Under Protest


~cy, yort scr, in C,i,riod b,, e,iu
ti,,., s,, -, ~, -, ,,,'i,t 9 s,t,
mess. Defender Iolloyyed ypl,yric across
tine finish line to-day. less than half "A
milo spp.rntad tbe ty, and ouvioua oycs
Fcpi pace second by second, with the time
Indicators aS ih"N moved around, and
only lost nothing I'M the last twenty miles
, .,. -, t ,t -, ,,,, l,.t -
~, a,' curse, n.t n'I ac,uauy @ sal''u a
sell
Tbcro yy,ro cbcors for tho yiotor too.
hu, although valkyria was the nrst chal-
longer since III to lead over the home line,
ne ho@or OF m ner & peFtormanGe m ma ,, WAS s lost
,t n,, ,,,.ri,,,,
''o y,s .y'. ,r,c,,ns ,..,i.r, ,,,t r,,r.a
the Nanilac boats chances. an accident
which. undcr tho hnir.sulittiug circum-
i...i..5 ''.s 't ,"s III. 4, ,n,
I''h'u 10 '' uttNolu"ul'' Larry III 'i'
morning the racers had leIsurey MADE
their way down TO the Hook from BAY
I.tFpu Tbsy rIr.l.I i'm rr.9f rirrs about
Tho Ughfslir up,u trs sirrgls vent nm
". l9"'S.lP u',H' ,"S s'S"''S VIZ w
for the course, and then the shippers took
lighter grip ON the wheel Hank Hait
had made "a record In seamanship on sat.
TO regain the fame which had preceded
him Thoy mau,uverod swiftly after the
urtuaratOrV gun had been fired. and with
NHllyrie to the windward, captain Han
made every cnort TO gain that position.
just before reaching the line. when VAL
kyue was Sun TO WiudWdrd ana p1ieu4tt
TO leeWarj length ast'rn, but stil over
hauling her. the American boat was blank
GLrd So mueh ihIt her bahy liD iopsaI ana
~ 'houh' any IhplilH liHI' s.'liE l".N,
iuiItp up "a HlNt. tNIINN'lS, t.t'.H,'S "
lel lhee "ln'I nnal 20 .I'aI LOT W. ~
i'uS, "l y'." E i,.'t,it i,.'t,i " c,.,a,,,o
St'i,t ~ w. H." ,hig No md
t., itNEE ny III - ~, tJst M tbGri.
s5mJ. W. ",, t,bcrg ", o,, tbe surrnun,iinl
Gcm,gg Tn.t.nf iC,S Iangsrouslv riNsa 70
"g"b oth"r Tho ra%srs were And lust at
sound was heard and IL was seen that
DrfendGr's 4ib topsaiI was living loose In
the wind. Nalliyue's main boom had
swung around and fouled Defenders rig
ging. To those who had Witnessed the
accident and Spraug forward at the omi-
nous sound, II seemed as though Defender
trembled with the shock,
They saw her topmast bend and her top
sail swing over as though 1t would break
brave boat. which had won so noble a VIC
tory few days before, was Wholly de-
barred from even an euort 20 secure sec
ond. lightning action, was necessary to
plcteIv, for il was already sprung from its
fastening and Captain HaH, with master
stroke taking his boom down 70 leeward,
soon maneuyered her into a safe position
ana gave chase NalkNrie, which ma!
crossed the line first. had gained good
lead by Defenders disaster, and had prob
age at the end of the first leg in the trian-
.gtIllT which they sailed. II ct
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

Description Of match race, Domino. Hen
Ia. this afternoon. s22 Delaware.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

Shipped daily in secure packages By
GEORGE EYSSELL. Druggist,
Opposite waiting room. Union depot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-11

The Journal.
Ten cents u week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
IMPORTANT RULING.
Attached witnesses Have the Right
to Give Bond.

Attached witnesses Have the Right
10 Give Bond
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

The Tarrana county jail, one OF the
largest in Texas, now has but nfty-four
prisoners under It's roof, small mum
Der FOR this season OF the year. For the
first time since iS9e the jail Is without
q single transient prisoner, all offend
ers belonging In the county The last
transient was taken out yesterday.
This was h. b. Woodring. from Jones
county who was sentenced to twelve
years in the Rusk penitentiary for
murder. Eighteen Of the prisoners now
in jail are black, and one OF these,
Toots. is under sentence to be hung for
murder. His case. however, Is before
the court OF appeals, and the sentence
may be changed. -Four OF the VonylCts,
MeGrath, Sargent. Phillips and Bord.
are sentenced 10 terms in the poniten-
tiary-two for murder one for train
robbery and one for hiEamy.
superintendent Z. NJ, Scrugga has
everything about the jail In apple pie
order Neatness and cleanliness prevail
In all parts OF thu vast building. Re-
ligious services are occasionally held
In the jail, among them that OF the
Christian Endeavor last Thursday.
Reading matter Is given the prison.
ers. and cards and dominoes help to
while away the weary hours OF cap
tivity. Double-decked steel cages, sur
rounded by q heavily barred court,
Sondne the prisoners, and except FOR
the fact that the cells are unc0m-
f1.tahly hot at this season, the Jail IL
comfortable and roumy Two meals
urs served each day-hreakfast and
elmer. The former consits OF biscuit,
bacon. coffee and molasscs. and the
latter Of soup, beef potatoes, biscuits
and beans. Enough Is provided for the
latter meal go supply the prisoners for
the evening meal, which they are per-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
STATE SETTINGS.

A boy was drowned while swimming
In pool near Sherman Thursday.
A match shoot will be held In Honey
Grove on the 4th, In which teams from
Bonham. Paris and other towns Will
take part.
Hearne proposes to establish sys-
tenn OF water works.
The cotton boll weevll is reported
as doing some damage In Guadalupe
county.
There are loo Populist papers in the
state.
Mics Myrtle aiken has been selected
to represent Salado In Temples Flower
festival
Victoria has organized board of
trade.
Clcburne is calling for telephone
exchange.
Alvord wants hook and ladder
company.
The free coinage men Of Caldwell
county will hold a county convention
soon.
Houston lodge Bnai Birth have elect
ed new officers.
Suit for $4,000 damages for false Inn
prisonment has been brought by Cal
win Wood. a negro. against II. Il.
Deterlng and Carl +. Court at Hous-
ton.
Sneak thieves have been flourishing
in Honey Grove.
The Populists will hold an encamp-
ment at Paradise on the 18th and 18th
OF July.
Temples Exposition and Flower
Show will be held in that town on June
eth, 2Sth and 20. 1t is to celebrate. in
a becoming manner her Fourteenth
birthday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

c. W. Metz OF Cleburne Is registered
at Hotel Richeleu.
Mrs Claud Wilson left yesterday for
Minneapolis. MINI.
Hon. Frank Eau and wife have
gone to Austin On visit.
c. W, stitt Of Fulton. No. is stop
ping nj Hotel RiChelieu.
Prof. W II. Castle Is visiting reln-
tlvos AT 81 Peter Smith street.
W. s. Povan OF Boonville, Miss. is
in the city. stopping at the Worth
\. f. Hunt Of Dallas was In the city
lieu.
Mrs. W. NJ. Evans left yesterday for
Yellowstone Park. Wyo., to spend the
summer.
Henry Powell has gone to East st.
Louis, Ill, where he will make his fu-
ture home
Henry Powell has gone 70 East st.
Louis, ILL.,, where he win make his
future home.
II l.. Webster, telegrapher at Com
anche, left last night for his home
In Kentucky.
Miss Daisy Crooks, Of Denisou, is in
the city, guest OF her friend. Miss
Emma Haggart.
Or, J L. Cooper left yesterday for
ten days visit to Kansas City, No..
and Omaha, Neb.
c. @. Sullivan. Of Cartersyiue. Ca,
arrived last night and is visiting
friends H. the city.
George Burtank, proprietor OF the
Delaware billiard parlors, has gone on
trip to New orleans.
Rev. Homer T. Wilson is In Gaines
Vile ARlnng.lu ha ftsgII
there ON popular subject.
Little Rock parents Of Mr.. 9an ].
Tillar VI this city, are visiting the
family Of MIR, Drew Pruitt.
Major and Mrs. j. II. w. TUlar Of
Little Rock, parents OF MIR. Ben j.
Tlllar of this city, are visiting the FAM
lily of Mr. Drew Pruit
Mr.. and Mrs, H. V. Jewell and chill
dren leave this morning for a ave
weeks visit 10 Louisville and Bards-
ton, Ky.
Miss Jessie organ left this morning
over the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Tor southern Texas. where she goes
TO spend the summer with relatives.
c. II. Bowen OF Mineral Wells ac-
! companied by j. W. Gibson OF Sweet
water, were In the city last evening
on their way home from Dallas.
|
| sens, Kan, where he Will meet his
mother ond sister, wis Will 30 10 Ten
nessee and Virginia to spend the sum
nier.
Claude Wilson and wife OF Hlllsbor1
are spending few days In the city
MI Wilson was for a number nf Gears
employed In the Union depot teIe.
graph office
Mrs. Madison b. Cole Of San Fran
cisco, Cal. is visiting her sister. Mrs
w Il. Sawyer, 1919 Burnet street.
Mrs. Cole Is much pleased with whaI
she has seen OF Texas.
Brigadler General Bliss, department
commander OF the United States arm,
at San Antonio Will arrive here tod A,
and leave for Chicago over the Guii
Colorado and Santa i'e tonight.
The many friends OF Miss Annie TN
pretty and accomplished daughter q
DR.. J. A. Reynolds. Will be happ,
TO learn OF her return from Coalgate
!, T., where she has been on Visit
Tor some time TO her sister, Mrs. w
l.. Woolly.