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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07

Western Association Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
The following is the standing Of the
clubs July z, 1894, one year ago today:
BOSTON &. PTTTSRURG 9.

Pittsburg. July 6-The Pirates could not
hit Nichols, who pitched one of the best
games ever seen here. In the first eight
innings, only twenty-six men went to the
bat. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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GONE ON VACATION
EMPEROR AND MOBILES LEAVE BER-
LIN FOB THE SUMNER.

William HES Him to the Norwegian Coast
but viii Continue to Keep Himself
Posted on Affairs of State-BismArck Is
Able to Take Long Walks and Entertain
Friends-Military Maneuvres for Au-
tomn - Bimetailists Cherish Hopes
BcrscrDaster Fined for Allowing . So
ciaiist MeetiuSs-Foreign News.
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The centaur Company, Murray Street. City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19

THE CHARRED fhAom ENID VI IN
ed or otherwise disposed of all the four
garments through which the knife passed.
Kindly permit me to examine the CRATE,
although / don't suppose
He removed the chimney poard as he
| smoke. The dust lay thick within, ana,
upon Ii, the charred fragments OF let
| ter.
But for this, the place had evidently
| been undisturbed since Is was smut up
| in the spring.
The detective leaned over and picked
perfectly black and fell to pieces In MS
hand. OF course no writing was visible,
much less legible. We both examined
each minute fragment thoroughly, with
the aid OF Phillips pocket lens, ana IL
was apparent that both letter and en-.
velope had been thrown where we ionnd
them within a very few days. Their Tree
| dom from SCOT and dust was enough 10
make that much clear to the most super
| fetal observer.
"Do YOU think 1t probable that this
letter is in any way connected with the
affair?' asked.
81 can't tell vel, " he replied. 81 shall
be perfectly frank ana open with You,
Mr.. Smith; and the case, as far as we
have gotten, amounts to just this. Your
brother was killed in the house at some
time in the morning before the usual
rising hour OF your family. Whoever
did the deed either lived here, or broke
in. or was let in by someone who lived
here. 1t is evident, too, that robbery
was not the motive, and the murderer
appears to have been singuiarly cool ana
deliberate in all his acts. l think we
NAV further assume that the murder was
committed while ii was yet dark. Other-
wise II is inconceivable that anyone
should have risked carrying the body
across the lawn"
new idea, more horrible than any
/ had vet harbored, came suddenly over
me, and grew sick at the mere thought.
Was this man going to prove that my
niece had let Ralph into the house 10
kill her father2 The detective. however,
seemed not to notice my agitation.
81 presume, he continued, that no
examination was made of the doors or
windows to see whether they have been
tampered with?'
/ shook my head. Then said:
Anderson reported to me that he
found the front door unfastened, but
we naturally explained that by the sup
position we had already arrived at-that
my brother had walked out before break
fast
"And as we may feel sure that he die
not walk out" said Phillips, "we simply
alter your supposition TO assuming tha
the murderer opened 1t in order to carr,
his victim out. How the murderer go
in | shall be better able to tell when
have looked about bit.'
He now went over the house very rare
fully. with the exception OF my own
my niece's and Anderson's rooms; but
though the lens was frequently brough
into use, there was no trace whatever o
any house breaking.
"Don't you want TO look everywhereY'
j suggested.
"It is unnecessary he replied. IN
would-be murderer would break into
house through the occupied room OF
third party. Ii would only serve {
double the chances OF his detection. Yo
may regard il as established that on
man, il he entered at all, entered b.
collision with one OF the inmates" "
r CONTINUED TOMORROW
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probably considerable, as the bieealng
rom the mouth would indicates death
must have been practically instahtano-
ous.' ~ - ,,,;nd
i was all at sea now, and my mlna
whirled around amid dozen hali
coniectures. Phillips picked up the sno'
that lay near the chair.
"He had these on?'' he asked.
nodded. H.,
uYou can see, then, that the last time
thev were worn was in the house, that
he could not have walked TO the cut IN
them - he pursued, unwinding an un-
soiled thread OF carpet from projecting
nail. ...,.L
This disclosure came upon me with
crushing force. 1t seemed to point 10
some one i'm the house as the crimihaii
vet TO whom? II was impossible Tor me
To believe that Anderson could De guiity
and vet who else was thereY only myseiI
and my niece. AT last, az Slowly
gathered courage TO ask some question,
in order to relieve my suspense, Phiiiips
spoke again.
"Perhaps IL would be as well TO ex-
| anime your brothers. wardrobe with a
view TO ascertalning whether any gar
ments are missing. You see that tne
trousers on the chair here do not matcn
| this coat IL he were up ana dressed
You'll doubtless find that the coat ano
! waistcoat that do match them-if there
were such-are gone"
| Without trusting myself TO reply pro-
ceeded to search carefully, but without
| avail ,,
"You are right,n said at last. "They
are missing-both OF them; and II wa'
the suit he has been wearing every day
cannot conceive my stupidity In ne
| plecting TO observe so noticeable point
especially as my brother was YER,
careful man about his dress. As to hi
shirt and undervest, don't know how
many he had, but probably my niece
"Never mind those" said Philips
shortly. "He had unquestionably dress
ed himself fully, and we shall be saie II
assuming that the murderer has destroy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
VALKYRIE HERE.
Cyp Challenger Gets a Cordial Re.
ception From Yankee Craft.
IMMENSE sAlL.cAaRnNG POWER
May Be the Means Of Securing
the Trophy.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-Thousands OF peo-
pie were on the lookout yesterday Tor the
arrival of valkyrie III, aud the british
racer did not disappoint them. At ls;4o
p. IN. news flashed over the wires that she
had passed Moriches life-saving station
Soon aftcrward there was scene oil com
motion In the harbor.
Craft of all kinds were gotten under
way to meet and welcome the foreign
visitor. Among the first Of these TO get
I'm motion was the freight steamer City oil
Bridgeport, with Lord Dunrayen's repre-,
sentative in America, Ii. NJ. Kersey, ana
large party Of friends, aboard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
HE POINTED TOWARD THE LEFT BREAST

HE POINTED TOWARD THE LEFT BREAST.
only time I had ventured to console her
was ira,uediately after the discovery OF
the body, when / feared the shock OF the
first news might be serious. was aston
ished at her calmness. She heard me to
the end, and then replied
"I am not q child, uncle. i have borne
other troubles, and j shall have TO bear
this-and / will bear 1t. / will even try
to believe It may be for the best. Only
one thing i want TO say; that know
Jack Ralph to be as innocent as-as am (;
and now let us not speak of it at all. 1t
is too horrible"
s'You may readily believe" / con-
cluded, "that made no further attempt
ut consolation"
Phillips had listened without COM
ment.
while to examine my niece, ventured.
"No--no i think not, he replied,
Eousing himself from what seemed 10 be
3 at of deep abstraction. "Not now at
any rate. j will have an opportunity OF
seeing casually-st dinner, perhaps. Th,
next Step will be, / think, with your
permission, to look ut the body-and the
clothes in which it was dressed when
found"
i rose and led the way into the dark.
ened bedroom where the remains had
been laid upon the couch and coyertd
with sheet. / had known enough te
insist that they should not be prepared
for burial until the arrival OF the city de-
tective, though, of course, the physician
and the local coroner had been obliged tc
take of the clothes, which they hac
thrown over a neighboring chair.
Phillips at once proceeded 10 open th'
blinds. Then with an even more serious
manner than he had yet shown, he ap
preached the body and bent down Owe
the white face.
"The face has been washed, i pre-
sumeyn he queried. 'Do you know
whether there was much blood on 1
when foundf"
"There was some blood from tn
mouth, j answered. 81 would not per
NIT them to do more than wipe ii ava
with a handkerchief.
"But do you know that no water wa
used before you came 2'' he pursued.
81 am very sure OF it," answered
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CHAPTER III.

His manner was extremely gentle as ne
replied: N ooreer
Any dear Mr.. Smith, in all my career
ss a detective. / have never suspected any
one of a crime. don't allow myself 10
be m,sled by the bias which suspicion
would generate. AS far as individuals are
concerned, my mind remains an apsolute
blank until am sure that have ldentl-
fied the criminal. Therefore, begin by
Investigating everything and every one.
Reassured somsw hat, tried 10 acqualnt
him, as well as ! could, with my niece
peculiar disposition, going as lar 10 eH-
manifested ever since her fathers death.
AS i have before stated, she had been
gloomy and depressed--sulky, in fact,
from the time of my brothers trouble
with Ralph; and ! was % iain 10 eIntess = had
been utterly unable TO detect the leas,
change in her demeanor. Once or twice
had heard her talking to herself; but the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
That Beneaictlnc brewery.

wAsHIYGToS, Aug l9.-Mgr. Satolll Is
giving his attention TO the question raised
by the petition to himself for the suppress
sion of the brewery conducted by the
Bencdictine monks at Beatty, Pa, with n
view to harmonizing the differences so as
TO placate the complainants and Mt the
same time not deal harshly with the &C.
clesiastics who conduct the brewery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
IN THE AR m CHAIR.
A Tired Reporters After-Midnight
View from The News Window.

view Iroul ut NtWo
The city was all stirred up yesterday by
another big social event, the annual
lawn party of the Crawford Street Cadet
Corps. The festival was more priillaht
than ever before and thanks TO the orig
inality of the committee OF arrangements
there was pleasing departure in the way
OF location. Instead of holding the party
on the Illuminated floats under the
bridge the guests were invited to assemble
on the scene of the picturesque ruins OF
Grosvenor Palace, and the whole aHalr
was announced on the INVITATIONS as
"Debris Night
No pains were spared In making the
party a brilliant success.
The grounds were illuminated by jap
anese lanterns, festoons OF sweet peas and
maiden hair fern hung from the projecting
cornice that still remains OF the old Pile.
In the center OF the large area foun-
tain played and amber streams were
swayed gently by the evening breeze and
then dashing back to the basin fiecked
all about with foam, for the fountain
was of beer. Later in the evening, when
| all had taken partners, according 10 the
| color of the bits OF silken ribbon given
| to each guest, there was a dance about
| this fountain to the music of the gentle
! calliope that is attached TO the Washing
| ton Row dredging enigne. The festivi-
ties lasted until monring, but the dance
proved TO be the greatest attractloh, az
| though there were numerous tete-a-tetes
in the grottoes and many couples strolled
ever and anon along the Dyer street bank
of the silent river.
Among the many people present were
| Stockingless Ban DE Water ana lazy
friend, the latter dressed in heavy bro
cade of Nile silk with real old lace; Wist.
full Ever, and Miss Ever in tomato REQ
chiffon, with spangles; Eneryated Elk
ins and an unknown lady in spanked
baby pink muslin, and Weary Walile.
The patrol carriage was not calico
until 4 O'Clock in the morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
pisappointed In Love.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug 19.-Miss Evelyn
Mccormick, one of the most popular and
best known artists in California, shot her.
self through the head and died almost in
stantly. Miss Mccormick is said to have
been engaged 70 Guy r. Rose. For some
reason the engagement was broken. Grief
over the termination of this engagement
is thought to have been the cause of tho
suicidp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Jnllsr Gn, KILLED IIImselG

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Aug. 10
Sam Lewis, murderer of three men. was
taken from Jail at Juno at u. M, by n
mob of masked men and lynched. When
the mob demanded Lewis, .Iailcr Kaiser
said they could have him if they would
harm no one else, To which they con-
sented. AS the door was opened negro
deputy ran out. Some one fired, missing
him and killinr Kaiser
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Relieved Of u Watch.

CONCORD, n. H., Aug l9-Five intoxi
Gated young men accostcd Henry Fou-
seault on the Loudon bridge at midnight
and robbed him of gold watch Three
Of tho gang were arrested
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Nervous PrOstratiOn
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged, arrangement OF the nervous
system not only affects the brain and mem
tai powers but develops disease In some OF
the vital organs. The most dangerous OF
these indirect results is when the heart Ii
affected. This was the case of the Rev. N.
r. Surface. Fawn River, Mich. who writes
under date OF Feb. IA. 1895:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Larger Wheels For Ratahdin.

BATH. Me, Aug. l9.-Thc Ammcn ram
Katahdis was given eight runs over the
Southport mile course Saturday, and as
ssult a the observations made, win bs
stted with larger wheels,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
r,..yus,,ce strong Very Low.

LAKE MINNRwAsRA, y. ", Aug. TO-
Ex-Justirc Strong has had n stroke Of
paralysis, which affects the left side of his
body. lie has also had "a relapse Of the
catarrhal fever; is very weak, and at pres
-,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Must he Really Dcnai.

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. ls.-Rcports from
Cuba are that General Maxine Gomez died
from consumption July 3l. Other reports
are that he died from the effects OF n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Long Journey Ended.

Boston, Aug 19.-John Walsh OF San
Francisco, who has tramped II across the
country, walking every step Of the way,
on n wager Of $500, 20 be his IL he made the
distance within 100 days, arrived in this
.ty Saturday. week ahead Of time.
Walsh is 40 years old, and over six feet in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
Cash Tor Depositor..

DOVER ~ H.. Aug l9.--on an after
Aug. 2s, every dcpositor In the defunct
Dover Five Cents Savings bank will be en-.
abled to draw 80 per cent OF his or her de
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 19.-The
fishing schooner Panther. OF Province
town, which went ashore on Pasque Isl.
aud FN:day night has become . total
wreck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
PLAYED the Festive ran.Tan.

BosToN, Aug. 19.-The police raided
Chinatown last night and seized a large
amount Of opium and fan-tan parapher-
MALTA Twenty-six Cclostials were ar
rested for gambling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
OECIMATED BY SICKNESS.
Spanish Troop. Iind Cuban Lifo Anything
bat Pleasant.

HAVANA, Aug. 10. - The sickncss
amongst the Spanish troops does no.
abato. A battalion OF the Guadalajara
regiment, quartered at Mayari, reports
that six officers died within few days
Tho volunteers display no enthusiasm
They are paid $50 in gold monthly whii'
serving. Reports from all the province
concur that the economic condition ot th'
country grows worse daily. 1t is lmpos
siblc to obtain an advance TO pay laborcr
on the plantations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19
ArtIlIerr Men Drowned.

HALIFAX. Aug 10. - Gunncrs Iawlor
and whttle. Of the royal artillery. were
drowned yesterday by the upsetting Of a
boat In q sQuall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-19

HOTELS AND SUMNER RESORTS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-11

Rarrys Tricopherous, the finest dressing
ana best tonic fcr the hair. AT all drug
gists. --. --.--.--.---- -------.----
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AN IRON CLAD DEAL.
Rothchiids and Morgan & Co. Agree
to Take All the Bonds.

Washington, February Sunless congress
In ten days passes law authorizing the
issue of gold bonds bearing per cent III
tercnt. running thirty years, or otherWlse
relieves the treasury in the replenishment
Of the gold reserve, Secretary Carlisle WiIi'
by direction of the president, sell per cent
bonds to the amount Of So. 1900 for Coid.
Arrangements whereby this can be done
and 5000 600 i'm gold be received for the
bonds have been perfected, and the contin-
gent contract was signed today. This Oil
cial memorandum Of the transaction was
made public at the treasury today. II IS
as follows:
'The contract was made with August Bel
mont & Co, of New York, on behalf OF
Messrs. N. NJ. Rothschid & Sons, OF Lon
don, and j. p. Morgan d Co., Of New
York, on behalf of j. 5. Morgan ~ Co., OF
London. and themselves, and provides Tor
the delivery 10 the United States of S,5CO,ojo
ounces of standard gold coin Of the United
states to be paid for IN United States
per cent bonds.
"A large number Of other banks and fnan-
cial institutions are Interested in the trans
action, but their names are not mentioned
in the contract itself The DEPARTMENT does
not know in what proportion the Nar.ohs
parties are to furnish the gold coin or re-
ceive the bonds, this is a mattr Tor
arrangement between themselves.
by the terms Of the contract the parties
are to bear all the expenses of bringing
Gold from abroad and they are, 50 far as IT
lies IN their power to exert their hnancial
influence and make all Legitimate efforts
to protect the treasury against WithdfaWaiS
Of gold pending the complete performance
Of the contract. No bonds are to be deliver
ed except in payment for gold actually &c.
ivered IN v.lW OF the possible .alGre oil
legislation in congress, negOu atoms taNe
been peHding for some time here ana atnCad
and the terms OF this contract are the best
mat could be procured with a coin bond.
''Ths contract was drawn up during the
day by Attorney General Olney and Seclc-
tary Carlisle. and submitted to j. Lynde
StetSCn, counsel FOR the bankers, formerly
Mr.. Cl.veland's law partner; Mr.. J. Pierre
pOnt Morgan. the New York tnancier, ar
rived here early this morning aud had
conference with Secretary Carlisle a. the
treasury az 10 o'clock when all unfinished
details were perfected. Mr.. Belmont, II ia
understood started for Washington this
morning but was snow bound en- route.
"Mcssrs Carlisle and Oluey remained at
the treasury department until nearly ]
O'Clock drawing Up the contract and when
it was finished they joined the cabinet
which had assembled at II o'clock. The
contract met the approval of the president
and his advisers and the memorandum sub
s"qUently made public. contains the essen
tial details of the contract
NO further gold Withdrawals Were re-
ported 10 the treasury at the close OF bust
ness today. The gold reserve remains a
$ll,0Ooo0 in round NUMBER.
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Bawairs Ex-Queen Must Answer TO the
Charges of Treason.

Honolulu, February 3. Via Steamship
Warimoo, Victoria, 3. c., February 10
The Advertiser of January S1st pc;ntedly
animadverted upon the improperly of for
eicn representatives interfering in local
affairs and embarrassing by their inter
nosition in the action of the government.
The government has as yet made no an
syer to this inquiry whether it was intend
cd TO permit any capital sentences to be
executed 1t was replied that the govern
ment had arrived at no decision in the mat
ter.
II is now the general belief that there
will be no capital punishment. The heated
outcry for such executions which prevailed
here at first has subsidized. The trial of the
ex-queen is likely to take place during the
following week. The charges and specifi-
cations were served upon her on January
Slst. An important part OF the
evidence against her viii be from
her own diary found at Washington
palace after her arrest. The chief wit
nesses against her will he Sam Nowlein and
her private secretary, haal IL is believed
that she will plead guilty, but that not
withstanding this full trial of her ease
will be held. There is no doubt but that
the executive will extend to the ex-queen
the utmost clemency consistent with the
public safety.