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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-19
Another Big Gold Strike in Nevada.

VIRGINIA CITY, Rev, Aug. 19.-There
is considerable excitement over the dis
oovery of gold quartz in the Padroli mine
in Silver City, six miles from Virginia.
Emanuel Padroli, a rancher, has discov-
cred ledge on his ranch working 500
per ton. He made clean up Of $4,000 on
Saturday Plenty more of the same ore
is is in sight, and assays going up to $3.50
per ton have been made,
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CHICAGO, Aug, 1s.-H, H, Holmes
"castle'' at, Sixty-third and Wallace
streets, which is said to have been the
scene of numerous murders by the owner,
was discovered to be on fire early this
morning. 1t is believed that it will be
entirely consumed, and adjacent property
is in great danger.
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KuIsd bv a Rear End Collision.

WILMINGTON, N. j., Aug, IA rear
end collision occurred on the Lehigh Valley
railroad few miles from this place yes
terday. A coal train stopped at tank to
take water and when just starting up an
exUra freight rounded a curve and crushed
into it's caboose. There were seven men
In the oabooss, and six of them escaped by
jumping The conductor of the train,
Charles Friend, of leighton, Pa, was
Ir{nad
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Death Of General Gomez.

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. 19-Reports from
Cuba today are that General Maxine
Gomez died from consumption July 81.
Other reports are that he died from the
effects of a wound. Cubans here deny
that Gomez was ever afflicted with con-
sumption and as the report is not official
they attach no Importance to 1t.
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Eon5'e D;gJs- easy to buy, easy to take
AAOOA - HIS easy In effect. $50.
German Veterans Invade France.

PARIS, Aug. 19-Despite the prohibit
tion, some of the old soldiers of the war
of 1870 from Darmstadt crossed the from
tier to Amanvillers to place wreaths on
the tombs of the German soldiers. The
French police treated them politely, but
insisted upon the removal of the insorip-
tions from the wrsaths.
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LONDON, Aug. 19-The Shanghai CORE
spondent Of The Times telegraphs as fol-
lows: 1.-THE consular expedition to Ku-
cheng will probably prove futile, China's
attitudein trifiing with this serious ques-
tion is likely to lead to further trouble"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-19

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Aug. 19,-Ontario
and Western train No. 29, west bound,
crashed into two box cars which projected
from q siding over the. main tracks at
Bernhart's Bay, near Oneida. Fireman
j. Cooper was instantly killed. Engineer
Kinney and head brakeman ]. Breed were
badly injured. The responsibility for the
accident has not been fixed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-19
.,Unknown smith" of Coxey's Army.

CLEVELAND, Aug 19.-Dr. Bozarro, a
well known character about town, who
Travelled with Coxey's army as smith,
the Unknown" was found dead Satur-
day, having committed suicide with NOR
phine He left long letter, in which he
related numerous earthly woes, among
them being domestic troubles
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HERALD
ESTABLISHED 1870.

ESTABLISHED 1870
Published every Evening, Except Sunday, at
SoUTH JARDIE STREET, NEAR CENTRE.
The Herald is delivered in Shenandoah and the
surrounding towns for six cents week, pay
able to the carriers. BY mail So. 90 a year, or 25
cents month PAYABLE in advance. ADVERTISE
ments charged according to space and position.
The publishers reserve the right to change the
position OF advertisements whenever the pub
lcation OF news demands it. The right is
reserved to reject any advertisements, whether
paid for or not. that the publishers may deem
improper. Advertising rates made known
upon application.
Entered at the postoffiee at Shenandoah, Pa, as
second class mail matter.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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BAD outlook for Psnry.

ST. JOINS, N. f., Aug, 19.--It is re-
ported that heavy bodies of ice from Arc
tic waters have been off the ooAst, indi-
eating that these waters are clearing
slowly this year, which fact will make the
northern progress of the Peary expedition
steamer Kite very difficult
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NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Aug, 19.- The
sloop Jumbo, of Rockport, while in port
here filled with water and sank during
storm, and Captain Stephen Orr and
George Wsloh were drowned. Both lived
at Rookport.
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rather and Daughter Cremated.

ELGIN, Ills, Aug. 19.-Frank Kasier
and his 6-year-old child, Sylvia, were
burned to death in fire which destroyed
his residence and several other buildings
at Algonquin, small village near here,
early in the morning.
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Evening Herald
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1895.

MRS. RALPH FLEETWOOD, of Mt. Carmel,
tried the servant girls method of lighting a
fire with coal OIL and had her face and cloth
ing badly burned.
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Mt. CARMEL Republicans have organized a
club to further the interests of l.. T.
Rohrbach, of Sunbury, for the nomination for
State Treasurer 1t will 90 to Harrisburg
and will shout for Quay and Rohrbach.
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THE BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing of the Clubs in the Race for Cham
pIonship Pennants.

SATURDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II; BOs-
ton, T. At New York Brooklyn, 4; New
York, 2. At Cleveland-Cleveland, g.;
Cincinnati, o. At Chicago-Chicago, 4;
Pittsburg, 2. At st. Louis-St. Louis, l2;
louisville, s.
YESTERDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
AT Cincinnati-Cleveland, 10; Cinoin.
natl, 8. At st, Louis-St. Louis, 8; Louis
vile 5.
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DID we get it in the neck ?" the Combine
will ask one another after the Republican
State Convention, and the answer said will
be "No. We got it in the altogether"
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COUNTY CHAIRMAN PAYNE accepts the re-
suit of the election for state delegate as a
good Republican should, and says the Gordon
statesman won in fair fight.
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Sued Her Employer for Breach of Promise

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug, 19-Miss Mis-
souri, Pfeiffly has brought suit against w.
w. Lesher for breach of promise Both
are residents of Mossersville. Miss Pfeif-
fly was formerly q servant for the defen-
dant, who is wealthy widower,
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After All Others Fail
CONSULT THE ~
FAMOUS hHO Nhh
SPECIALIST LII AOOO0
329 N. 18th St. RfGT PSiisdsiPSiS. SfIlGEhilr

To secure positive and permanent cure of
Errors of Youth and Loss of Manhood and OF
all diseases of the blood Kidneys, Bladder,
Skin and nervous System consult at once DIR.
Lobb. He guarantees in all cases caused by
EXcesses, imprudence or Inheritance to restore
to Health and Strength by building up the
shattered nervous system and adding new life
and energy to the broken down constitution.
Consultation and examinations free and strictly
confidential Office hours, daily and Sunday,
from A. NJ to p. M. and to 8 evenings.
Read his book on errors Of Youth and obscure
diseases of both sexes. Sent free
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-William Hender-
son, William Jackson, Hall Thomas and
Frederick Mclaughlin, prisoners in the
Baltimore county jaal, escaped by bending
the bar Of the cell windows
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ID F. BURKE, NJ. d.
wv N. STEIN, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Oaiee-Room 2, Egan's New Building, corner
Main and Centre streets, Shenandoah, Pa.
Office hours s TO 10 a. m; to p. m. to 8
D. m Night office-No. 23O West Oak street.
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Eastern League.

sATURDAY's EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, s; Scran-
ton, 3. At Syracuse-First game; Syria
Suse, IA Toronto, z. Second game: To-
ronto, 3; Syracuse, 3. AT Providence
Providence, 12 Springfield, /.
Yesterdays EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES
At acknowledgements z; Rochester,
3. At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Spring
field, 2. At Buffalo-Buffalo, IL; To-
ronto. @
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PsnnsylvnnIa State League.

CLUBS. WI. P.o. CLUBS. WI 20
Hazleton~. 20 20 .592 Lancaster..22 20 .4s9
Carbondle.& 10 .5s7 Reading ...2l so .4l2
SATURDAY PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE GAMES
At acknowledgements, 6; Carbon
dale, 0. At Hazleton-Hazleton, 49, Read
iDu IA
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Worn Out Women

should read this letter. 1t shows the
wonderful building-up powers Of Hoods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS


Rev ". S. Vail will preach Sunday
morning on the recent acton o. the
great Christian Endeavor convention
on the subject OF pilitical reform. HIS
subject VIII be 1.-The New CHRISTIAN;
His Activity in Politiacl Reform
Regular conclave of Mt. Olivet Com
mandery this evening. Work In the
the ASYLUM is cool and pleasant. A
banquet will be served. Visiting and
resident fraters cordially invited: BY
order E. f. Blackiey, E e, A ). APP
plegate, Recorder.
An elocutionary entertainment will
be given by the Misses Ellie and Min
ME Mcclure at the Dodge Avenue VI.
E. church Friday evening, August :.
Good music given by some OF our best
musicians viii be a special feature OF
the program. The entertainment is
given under the auspices or the Dodge
Avenue Epworth League. Everybody
is invited 10 come and spend pleas
ant and profita BILE evening.
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my mail or to see if they had got any

my mail or to see il they had got any
for me.
1--WE had pleasant talk and finally
Mr.. WentZ said he must go out and
water his horses. / told him that
would go with him and when 1 went
to get my hat could not find it.
''Wentz went on and Mrs. Wentz
reached my hat to me. 1t had been ly-
ing between her chair and the wall
when l went TO take my hat she
jerked it back and laughed at me- But
when she held it out again l grabbed
her hand and took the hat.
Then she said i told my husband
what you did yesterday, and he is mad
l told her that he did not seem very
mad but she insisted that he was aw-
fully mad and said this matter would
have to be fixed up.
THAT was on Sunday and the next
Tuesday L concluded that they might
be putting up some game on me and I
went over to VENTS to see what they
wanted to fix up. l was afraid they
would talk and cause my wife trouble
Mrs. WentZ said she wanted me to
admit that | had done wrong and kiss
ed her without her consent. l told
her that / would certainly do that if
that would make it all right and she
said ii would but none of us must say
anything about II.
Then they wanted me to loan them
cow and L told them that the cows
belonged TO my daughter. They then
wanted me to give them a pig and
told them that l had no pigs to spare
After that instead of saying nothing
the VENTS began TO brag how they
had made me apologize and they came
up 10 my house and raised storm and
Mrs. WentZ threatened TO shoot great
many holes through me and have me ar
rested and after a long time they did
have me arrested i"
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MADE 4 ZIG DEAL.
Smith & Allen Buy Out the Interest OF
Tree, the Law Man.

Another good turn in favor az Wich-
ita was made yesterday when Smith &
Allen completed q deal with II. T. Trice
OF Winfield, Kan.
Mr.. TREE has done the most extensive
land business ever transacted in This
vicinity. and his located hundreds OF
people here from Illinois and other
states. and many people are following
those already here, who are well pleas
ed with the country.
Hundreds Of land seekers have been
here the last few months a. the eX-
pensa Of Trice and company. and Smith
4 Allen. seeing a golden opportunity
cOu,pletei a deal - secure the business
established by SAID Trtce ana c1mps ny
.. T.. Smith has been here over twenty
wears and IS known as one 0t the best
real estate men II Kansas. He has
ever been - the front when anything
has ever been sprung for the good OF
W-fcfltta. and / Is predicted that real
estate sales the next year vii be Tar
in excess OF anything ever known.
This. With tele many other items n
Wichita's favor. az pointing - PROSPER
icy means that. Wichita VIII be sIric-iy
in Il the coming year. with The MAN.
moth corn crop surrounding L Tor miles
which i now made.
II mas not been learned wat NJ
T--,--e expects - DO. bur = Is unierst 0-Di
that his healrh Is fsihng. and the grssc
mental misunderstanding people NJ all
natures and cprosi lions u contend = u
wee such that uoaT.tlscs ldilg rs bus
mess has been J remarkable success 5Di
growing bet;c- here. re claims h. pre-
fa-S 20 rest and MI probably accept
one OF the iiberai salaries C0e-ed him
nv caroora-.ors who want his activity
and legal ability in other lines ~ bus
ness where he can - more a. a1T-ls wt-s
his family
HIS successors w - ahead wit1 the
business n way thai NJ result n -ie
prosperity 81 this vicinity ~ heating
many good people here from 9th -
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OF weapons that he motives prompt her
To the aid Of those who are dear 70 her
and who are in danger. If after a time
her brothers or lovers are forced 10y the
pursuit Of the law 70 turn 10 outlawry.
she follows them into that and becomes
a desperate woman, hating the author
titles: ready to shoot a deputy marshal
on sight; not because Of anything he
may have done. but because OF his Of
fee: and ready 10 stand with the gang"
and take the bullets with the rest.
she is certainly a queer mixture and
a character of short duration; spring
ing al she has from a new condition in
Oklahoma, where thousands of people
rushed in on one day-the bad with the
good. Another year viii probably see
Oklahoma completely through with
sowing its wild oats; the outlaw and the
vicious pioneer characters VIII draft
away 10 some more favorable spot. and
along with them VIII so the unfortunate
woman, WHO, more from necessity than
choice. has become a woman out
iaKX -
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CITY IN BEIEf.

A. s. Garlic OF Chicago was IN town
yesterday.
John P. Morton Of Kansas City IS at
the Carey.
s. s. Ashbaugh Of Kingman Is at the
Hotel Carey.
Mrs. NJ. c. Powers Of Colrado Springs
IS in the city visiting.
Charles A Anderson OF Hannibal.
Mo, was at the Carey last night.
J. II. Richards of Fort Scott was do
ing business in the city yesterday.
Ralph Dougherty contempiates go
ing to New Philadelphia, his old home.
H. A. Noah of Alva was in the city
yesterday, and stopped al the Manhat-
tan.
George W. Stipp OF Wellington was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
W. T. Finney Of Medicine Lodge was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Jackson left last
evening for Kansas City, to spend a
few days.
W. f. Stanley spent yesterday near
Augusta. where he enjoyed the pleas
ures of camping out.
Mrs. s. B. Amidon, who has been sick
several days. is, To the delight Of her
many friends, getting better.
General ]. r. Weaver passed through
the city yesterday en- route to Texas.
where he will enter the 10 to l cam
paign now on in the Lone Star state
c. b. Fredericks of Cheney was a
visitor in this city during the past
week Mr. Fredericks has been absent
for some time on business in the east.
Mrs. f. NJ. Brown leaves this morn
ing for Colorado Springs on visit 70
her daughter, Mrs. James Merrill. She
expects TO be back in the first part Of
September.
o a. Ziegler Of Detroit. Mich, is
stopping at the Carey. Mr.. Ziegler
represents Pingrell & Smith, one Of the
largest shoe manufacturing houses in
the United States.
Captain Hank Heiserman yesterday
received a letter from the British vice
consul at Kansas City asking for in
formation about Frank Pratt. The
Canadian authorities are after Pratt
in dead earnest.
\ farewell picnic was given in honor
Of Mrs. y. +. Niederlander Al the resi-
dence of DR.. Noble in Riverside Tues
day evening. About forty of the es-
teemable lady's friends were present 10
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enjoy the evening and bid her bon
voyage.
Mrs. ]. F. Humphrey and Miss Cora
Shaw gave a musical and elOcutiOnary
entertainment at the Mission church
on Harry street, near LinwOOd park,
on Wednesday evening, July 81. The
hall was banked with flowers. compli-
ments Of Mr.. kitchenmaster. florist.
The attendance was good and every
one there had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. L. s. Carter has secured the ex-
elusive agency OF Gail HamiltOn's Life
Of Blaine. for this city and county.
which work Will soon be out. IL Will
he one of the most accurate and in
tensely interesting historical works
that ever came from the press. Mrs.
G. also Is taking subscriptions for the
full Harvey Horr debate. II will be in
book form. e50. coo words all for fifty
cents. Everybody Will want To read
the full debate. Il Will be a recognized
text book
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SOME WICHITA PEOPLE, TOO.
Nellie spawn Sues Aaron Mckinstry for
Divorce in Oklahoma.

An Oklahoma City paper speaks as
follows about a former Wichita girl:
Nellie NJ. Mckinstry, by her at
torney. Edward w. Stone. has sued
Aaron Mckinstry in the district court,
asking a divorce and the restOra ton
OF her maiden name. Nellie NJ. Spawn.
They were married in Wichita, Janu-
airy TO- 1892 and lived together only
four months. She charges that she
was inVeigled into the marriage by
false representations 10 the effect that
the defendant was a man of large
means, ca pa bic and willing 10 provide
amply for her. and was only 50 years
Of age. The facts were he was about
90 and his wealth was nothing to speak
of and that little was badly martgag ed.
lie also used vile and abusive language
and abandoned her after four months
of martial misery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-02
POLICE GET THEIR ORDERS
Then Ask Who will Cash Them as the City
has No Money.

The metropolitan police filed into
Chief Massey's room yesterday and got
the orders on the city treasurer for
their monthly pay.
They were told that the city did not
have any money and the boys looked
sorrOwful.
They owed little bills at the stores
but the merchants did not want 10
cash their orders because they did not
know when they would be paid.
The revenues have been cut off and
rhe police force is not self-supportins
now like il used 70 be.
The officers say they do not get
pgincely salaries and they cannot af-
ford 10 allow a heavy shave on their
orders and they are IN a sad predica-
ment.
Some % them asked Chief Massey
what they must 60 If the merchants
refused 70 accept them as cash but the
chief told them 10 ask him something
easy.
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GO our THE COUNTRY.
Eighteenth street Presbyterian Church
Fields a ricnic at >uImon's Grove

The ladies Of the Eighteenth street
Presbyterian church gave a picnic or
festival al George SullivanS grove
night before lsSt.
There was a good attendance and the
ice cream and cakes sold yielded quite
a fund for the church.
They had = brass hand % furnish
music and those present report d most
enjoyable time. Fred Sewers estimst-
ed the crowd AZ zoo bat others thought
about ese would come nearer the real
number.
There was one thing. however. that
caused an interruption OF the enjoy
ment Miss Clara. the ll-ysar-Oli
daughter OF Mr.. James NanDines q
1920 North Market. had her arm brok-
en-
Miss Clara vas playing with some OF
the other girls and some one pushed a
chair from the table. causing her 10 fall
over il which caused the accident
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George r. Campbell made final SETTLE
nnent in the probate court yesterday as
administrator OF the estate Of J. 7.
wilson.
J. G. watkins Of Ihnois township WIS
lat the court house yestsrday. lie says
that the corn crop IN his ne.ghborhOod
Is immense.
Judge Mystt's court ~ stu very dull /:
only one marriage license Issued In
nearly three week That Is tough" -
the expression Of IN. Judge
Douglas V. Donne1y q the cigar
stand says that his business - tIsA at
present. bur he looks for a boom when
the farmers begin 10 come in with their
corn.
G. 2. William - Garden Plain E-ood
underline dome Of the court house yes
terday wanting 70 know how storekeeD-
er= VINO neither sow nor reap can s., -
Cnts fOr oats n town while the farm
ers are setting & for = cents he thinks
the middle man gets too muca.
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MADE A GREAT SUCCESS.
Large Numbers Attend n Church Social and
are Treated to Music and Other Delights.

About 400 people attended the Re-
form church social given in the open
air on South Main street last night
The lawn was beautifully decorated
with sunfiower and goldenrOd and the
effect of the lights and lanterns could
be seen from Douglas avenue.
The paving in front of where the So
cial was held, was crowded with car
riages and phaetons drawn up TO hear
the music. which was furnished by
Millhaupt's orchestra. The music was
well selected and excellently rendered
No one piece was repeated, yet the Or
chestra furnished enjoyment for over
two hours. Perfect order was kept
over the entire grounds without aid Of
pOiice
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THEY MADE AN IMPRESSION.
Wichita Picnic +, ro~u Gem to have Ca,
tured Winfield.

Last evenings Winfield Courier in
speaking about the party that left here
yesterday 10 pic mic at Island park
says:
The south-bound passenger train on
the Santa Fe brought in two extra
coaches this morning loaded 70 the
deck with Wichita people. who came
down 10 pic ME in Island park. The
party was met at the depot by the Wal
nut Valley cOrnet band and W.nfield's
entire population all dressed up in their
best suit Of clothes. As the train pull
81 into the depot the band played Wei
come 10 the Pride OF the West" which
was responded to by ageneral futter-
ing Of handkerchiefs and waving OF
hats by Wichita's pretty girls and hand
some boys The crowd then unload
ed themselves from the cars and form
81 IN line with Smiths band Of Wichita
This is the much talked % Plcanniny
band Of TWEEN ty-four pieces. And say,
didn't they iood cute with their little
red coats. navy blue caps and little
white panteIets stuck in The top OF
their black Hussar legie;s. Next 70
me band was company * ~ the state
guards with the regulation Uniform.
and soldieTly bearing that would 90
credit 10 the famous New YORK Seven
fy-firsts. Third in line was our Own
Walnut Valley toters. ana how pretty
:
tall s!il.el Tiers. and prtt!est smiles
which they held IN reserve for thirty
days. for The benefit of the Wichita
girls. The l.ne OF march was or River
side avenue . Main street. thence
north on Main street - Island park
where program consisting q sho-;
talks and music was nicely rendered,
and everybody proceeded 70 enjoy lAern
selves
Did y0g hear The Pica1niy band
Tlsy2 Say. they're al righ;, ard ths
ladies' all agreed iha: they were just
t3o cute for anything Ana the hftle
rooster taat walked IN front and triei
u knock the horn IF TIE NOON Eith hls
stick caught he eye q the urcails ths
fi-st thing. AID Ne dfn't do a thiag
bu, Jus; keep them watching him
W .chiia's c0l0reG baseball club Ess
also il the cro7d. and came prepared
. knock the socks cE the Winfield
colored nine
But alas. the wipi1S was o. Ire
other SIDE. and the wichita team Was
done ap . he ;1ne d: :. 70 "a
Gore By innings.
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