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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
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HAuGH AND LEON THE WINNERS
FINALS In J,6o Glasses We're Decided at the
EmGfs Athletic cin@ at Ma'pe'h

Mafpeth, L. l., Dec S0-The finals for the
115 ,(nd l35 pound boxing championship We're
contested al the Empire Athletic Club to-
night. Tim Hurst acted as referee. The
first bout was between Frank ZmpheT, ot
Buffalo, and MaNey Hapsh OF BroOklyu
six rounds, at % pounds. Haush had an
the best of the fight ana was given the de-
cision.
of New York. and Dave Wall OF Ireland,
six rounds, Al l& pounds. The hghtins
was fast and furious, and II was close
tug between the two but the referee
awarded the bout 10 Leon amid hoots and
yells ana dissatisfaction from all sides.
The bout which followed was very In
teresting one. being betYeen Bobby Dohhs,
OF Minneapolis, and Billy I'M, The pleha-
niny Of Boston, ten rounds a. l3 pounds.
These men met here last Monday night,
and they were so closely matched mat
the referee was unable TO give either the
advantage OF a, decision; Honors were
about even on the first three rounds. IN
The fourth some heavy blows were struck
by both men and a left swing from Pick
sent pobbs reellng 10 his corner, In the
sixth Dobbs wept down twice from The
"Pieks" left, assisted by very auessaiI9Indi saIIld
H.tsks nasiGe II. He Rsas down ssa'n
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
A CRISIS EXPECTED.
said That Receiver Burleigh VIII Take
Complete Control of Northern iaciic
pronerty Within His jurisdiction.

Portland, ore, Dec. 30.-The Oregonian
says: The Northern Pacific receiNershlp
entanglement will probably, reach a crisis
soon after the beginning of the new year
with Judge Hautord regarding UNIFIED
set of receivers for the entire system. u IL
learned on what appears to be Euoq auth9L>
ity that Receiver Burleigh has given the
Eastern receivers TO understand that ne
VIII take complete control OF the property
within his Jurisdiction some tlme next
month if the courts do not agree IN inc
This means that Mr.. Buregh will ap-
point his own general officers 70 hltlaEe
Inc property within, his jurisdiction, VINO
tlcers at st. Paul. .-.,.,,
Ii is impossible to gain any information
regarding Mr. Bureigh's intention IuLthrI
than his determination 70 operate the road
entirely independent of the ST. Paul 9thces,
This means, of course, that ne VIII not
work in thorough harmony with the East
orn receivers, and, also, that judge Han
ford has grown tired of treating win the
Eastern Judges for unified recGiNershlp'
1t means, too, that Mr.. Buregh cnnSld-
ers himself in position to force matters
to an amicahle conclusion, He is sole re-
ceiver for the property In oregon, w ashlhE-
ton and Idaho, and one of three receivers
New York. Dec. 8D.-Regarding the article
I'm the Portland Oregonian to-day, forecast
ing a possible crisis i'm the Northern IA
cinc receiyership controversy. i Is said by
ciGc Interests here that the article had lit
lie basis OF fact, ana that It merely evil
denced the feeling of iar. western Interests
concerning the apparent inability or the
courts TO agree on n single body OF receiY-
ers for the system, The hitherto unsuc-
cossful efforts Of the Farmers Loan and
istiup dificultics, however, has not de-
stroycd the hope of an adjustment n the
near future and plan now under dlscns-
sion is regarded as hkely 10 ieach II more
successful issue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
a MOTHERS PECULIAR REQUEST.
Asks Chief Irwin to Keep Her Son Away
From Her House.

1t isn't every day that a mother
sends TO Central police station to have
the representatives Of the law run a
son out of town. Yesterday n small
girl with AN intelligent face hObbled into
the station on crutch with a note for
Chief Irwin. She said she was Minnie
Washington, - years old and that she
had been a cripple from infancy. The
note was from her mother, Mrs. Mary l.,
Ross, who lives in the rear of No go
MCGEE street. In the note Mrs. Ross
asked the chief to keep her son, Fred
Washington, % years old, away from
her house She said she was tired OF
supporting him. He had not worked for
months, read the note, and there was no
prospect that he would change his mode
OF life unless the police interviewed,
whats the matter with your broth
er?" asked the chief of Minnie
Hes lazy, ! guess" said Minnie.
"Do you want to see him sent away?"
~ do that. \ man who Is strong
enough to work and won't work should
be made to work"
"All right" said the chief, "just leave
that 10 me and / win see that he is
made to work, although it may be for
the city"
An order was issued to the police to
bring Fred Washington in on the
charge Of yasrancy.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
TO OBSERVE rnE EcLIrsE.
Party of California Astronomers May Go
10 Northern Japan.

San Francisco Dec. SO.-If the regents of
the University of California and the Oak
land board OF education give their con-
sent, party Of four astronomers VIII leave
for Japan ON May % 10 take observations
ana Photographic Of me total eeiipse Of
More than usual interest attaches TO the
expedition, because Professor Charles
Oakland, has invented an ingenious photo
graphic apparatus, with which It Is eX-
pected that results never before attained
In pictures OF the SUMS corona will be
secured: The party OF astronomers is made
up Of Professor j. N. Schaeberle,, Of the
Dr. G. Il. Schuey and Louis Masten.
The reason that the party Will go to
japan is that the northern part of that
country is where the eclipse Will be near
est total.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
LONG SHOTS WON AT FRISCO.
outsiders Got the Money. only ono Favor
itc Finishing In Front -two Horses
DisuuplIiird.

pistfiot track tt.day was OF a Very ordi-
n,ary H., na,grs the ,yenls being wcll he9 by
he Won. long shots inashius ia fiist under
the win, ih almost every instance. The
track hts now thoroughly dried out. and
fl-. time may now ho looked for
Little Bob won the fourth race. but was
disqualified for toulinE TriN. and the race
Nus aINln 10 the latter which was backed
from iN to 20 g. Weather clear and pleas
aul. lraUk fast, attendance good.
n'as. Roy b,l Buudiios. lui pounds
tutHyl. Iu 60 4. won, Summertime. ~ n'is-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

Chicago, Dec s0--A meeting Of the Chit
20 lines Of the Trans Missouri Association
was held to-day FOR the purpose of con-
ver & Rio Grande and the Union Pacific.
II was decided 10 call another meeting as
soon as possible to make anot her effort T.
issued as yet, owing to a lack of informa-
ton as TO when the Union Pacific can pe
represented at the meeting. There Is short
ly 10 be a meeting of the Western Passen-
ger Association and a me stiag of the south
western roads at ST. Louis close after II,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

Garrett Ellison, collector and assessor OF
water rates, wishes IL understood that an
water consumers bills are due between the
LIST ana 10Th Of January, whether a postal
card notice Of the Indebtedness is received
or not In case the bills are not settled by
the 10th the water is turned OIL
Alderman Shlunlck has filed with the
city clerk an ordinance TO build a bridge
over the Belt Line tracks AT Park avenue.
The measure carries with 1t an appropra-
tiOn OF $50, TO be paid out of the board of
public works fund
city Comptroller shannon mailed to the
National Bank of the Republic. In New
York, yesterday, "A draft for S69,750 This Is
In payment Of interest ON the water WORKS
bonds The draft was In New York ex-
change and cost the city 81 a thousand.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
THE DOCTORS ADVICE.

NJ c., Scranton.-What can l use for
thickened skin on the hands,
Take our Thyroidine, extract of the thy
roid gland, three times daily,
n. l.. H., Easton.-State symptoms OF kid
ney trouble. Cardine, extract OF the heart,
probably indicated.
r. r.. Brooklyn.-I write TO ask what I
can use TO make my skin white; IL is of a
very dirty color.
Natroliihic Salts. with frequent bathing.
and out -of-door exercise. Cardine, extract
OF the heart three times daily
II. l.. Y, Allentown.--I have been suffer-
ing from functional weakness and IL has
affected my whole system. Am very nerV-
Gus; have pains in my kidneys, liver back
and chest.
our Testine and cerebrlne. taken alter
nately. THE DOCTOR.
ties OF the
Columbia Chemical Co., Washington, ID. Q.
including the famous
ANIMAL EXTRACTS
and NATROLITHIC SALTS,
At all Druggists Send for Literature.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

Promotion of the Agent of the Adams Ex-
press Company of This Ciy.

Mr.. J. III. Butler, who was recently ap-
pointed superintendent of the Western di-
vision Of The Adams Express Company,
establish his headquarters Mr. Butler has
been for number of years the company's
agent in Kansas Clty, and because OF the
his duties was promoted TO the position of
superlntendent. He .Sill be succeeded in
/, hanIas Jassoby ob1ty hS W Mi Edward 7. Adams. OF
sla SsssQus s3va
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

Chicago. Dec So-The Western roads
have agreed to exempt Sundays and holi-
days from the storage charges on baggage
lett with them over twenty-four hours.
The exemption is allowed only when the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

A New Years eve rally will be held ot
the Independence Avenue Methodist
church, II will begin. at s O'Clock with,
social, at which refreshments viii he
served There will be a roll call and at
the conclusion of the meeting a relisiosu
serNlCe viii be held.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
Notice-Cual.

We are now selling the best grades of
soft coal at less than inferior grades are
being offered for in the market. Gall and
see us. CENTRAL COAL N COKE CO,
keilh & Perry hllg.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
The Genuine s Cannot
Flavor of Pare$ be
Pork Sausage s Mistaken.
Excelsior Farm Sausage

Is the only article in the market that has
this distinctive flavor, which Us due 10 ms
containing only pure ham trimmings ana
the very best of seasoning, IL is rich and
delicate ana has no equal as "a breakfast
table luxury. BE sure that you get The
sausage In packages bearing our registered
monogram. None genuine without !L. IL
Is for sale by all dealers, including:
A. Weber, llO7 Walnut street
a. II. crawford, va Walnut street.
j. a. Levy, city market.
FreI Molterman. ICES Walnut.
ID case Seventeenth ana Penn.
iohu Mueller, 6o5 East Fourteenth.
i A. Phipps, so East Twelfth,
A. H. Sammett, sixteenth and Penn.
Clark x Green. Twelfth and Baltimore.
Iebrecht Bros, 1908 East Twelfth.
Guernsey q Murray. ll2l Main street.
Straub K Nosel, Twelfth and oak.
Mrs Seppler, lll2 oak street,
Eoiton Bros 1903 East Ninth.
sappington 4 Clement, l70l East Ninth.
George Lucas. l7l5 East Ninth.
j. r. Smith, 1872 East Twelfth.
H. A. Bowes, 507 East Twelfth.
E Bellemcre, SOL East Twelfth.
Jewell Bros. 1901 East l2th ST.
j Newman, 9th and Charlotte SITS.
Made exclusively by
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

>, The. owl BowliEg. club, which rolls on
memnberS bowling in good form. Fourts"n
OF tiie tiie elub, memjoers BOWED the twcuty-siX
c. 7, Crder, Tho won tie Ion"a frari7'
5MB 5MB5nhins the EXP medal for The year With
FRANKLIN andLW, Y. Baker m nniebs4 r,-.,i,
averages weH over the 80 marE r1ii5o..
IN ( are the cluD ayarages for n" year:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
MISSOURI BOYS IN MUSIC.
ARE AS MrCH AZ HOME on TiiL Plat
FORM As dN 1uE GRIDiHoN.
tonccrt Giver. by the University Giec. Banjo
and Mandolin Club-Some Good Naturcd
Fling. at Kansas Encored AL
most to WEAKNESS,

Concert Glvcr by the University Glec. Banjo
and Mandolin Club-Some Good Nnturcd
Fling. at Kansas - rncored AL
most to Wcarncss.
Just trine over a month ago the Mis-
suuri football team came TO Kansas city
and by ,he most signal OF victories over The
! despispd team Of Kansas, won tic plAuolts
| of the many thousands Of NssoWls COM
| tngstt Theirs was The victory ,hsgause
| team ana the course OF scientific training
ia. Yhich they had been subjected.
clubs from the University of Missouri uu.
p,ared at The Auditorium 20 only q ietr
audience Their was not th" enthusiastic
reception recorded their more thoroughly
trained Hud active brethren, the football
/ Concert ia2stt eVening is my criterion Of
| what they have 90 OtiDr for public rccoE'
ubbuom HnhG 'ilg PLY "a, i"', ,S ,ISit '',i,'' ,y'
| formancc lacked that rousiug spirit which
| universally charagtcri4.s the arp'atan'c
| of college enterprises the Wutll over. ana
| is especially httachcd TO college giee clubs.
They went at their work as u it were q
! duty or trust which th,y were hound 10
| perform, and not rulicking pleasure such
as " should have been.
Kansas city people are used TO the latter
character of entertainments as offered 10y
college glee clubs, and while the audience
last evening auplauded zach number i
seemed TO be- strained, and not given with
q freedom actuatcd hy deserving merit
The clubs were not slow In responding ~
the encorcs, and each appearance seemed
to add more Wearlucss to their efforts uu-
when there wus evidence Of some pleasure
and pride i'm their numbers. This was par
tGularly true OF tho glee club 49,.
evening was that written and contributed
by Mr. James \ DcArmoud. son Of eN-
Congressman peArmond. Of Butler. who is
q student at the university II was g--
| scripiive of the clubs disastrous trip
ihr9ush kansas ana was pleparsI ny MI.
DcArmonl the night before the appearance
In Kansas city. especially for the occasion.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

The Santa Fe is the only line having
q strictly limited train 10 Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
NO MORE LONDON EOGS.
General Dyrcnfurth the 'Rainmaker,"
Thinks ii" Can DispoI Them.

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 3o-General r. G.
Dyrenfurth the 'rainmakor" has a
scheme to dispel the famous London fog
lie has been i'm correspondence with lead
ing officials of that city and it is said, y
fund of $4,000 will be raised with which
sonJ nf dSi,s NV nI uifaS S oL IN
the metropolis alone If the fog could he
done away with. The Dyrenfurth fog idea
1t includes the use of hydrogen In explo-
sion balloons The plan is to establish fog
stations below the city and begin a cam
pagu against the fog as it rolls in from
the sea. Bombardmeut Of the skies would
produce rain, General Dyrenfurth says,
and when precipitation is started the fog
VIII be dispellcd.
The Wabash railroad Is the only short
line from Kansas City to ST. Louis, and the
only line running the fastest passenger
train. The track Is the best and no curves
assures you a pleasant nights rest The
Wabash is the only line that is strictly
in il.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
CURE!
HEs For Incbricty and AiorphincIsm. Old
WW est and Best i'll the two Nnnsas Citys.
I'm 7lO Wyandotte ST.

trans Missouri lines. at which all the in
terested roads can be represented.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31

4
a picknninny dance, by the Banjo Club,
Little Baby, Don't You cry the best
number hy mat club by the way during
t4g evening", and 'S'hneiders Band" the
oid-time college Gle Club chestnut, were
the neNt numbers When the glce. club
g4iH1 nAEk IN response 10 an applause.
which followed the production OF the band
song, Professor Place who had hitherto
b.tn .h 0hhrc4fsd IN the back I'M. OF the club,
@ ward "I9 and pas ,t6 65sy"i N, FIX &h[is4 5s s'mf ha tor K
t2ither short rendered, With the ciub'S as
The tali girl ana har short lover Their
stage KISS was rather amusing
n waitI medley, bE ne mard2lm club;
4 n'1gSh Gti ~ ne bani' a.V1 ana, Down on
,,iS ,iiiS9n(yEmioSSn ,y;EioS Marga by the mandolin
Ciqp, Mnion was very good. There were
.tils ipr cheoreS Tor each OF them, and
ny W.T., It'nhttS EiNgn
Eleg club, which, has been described, and
$500 5 ShSot.,s with a Spanish Cavalier
, I5,in,tSd w Whlil tdch oi the singers depart
80. ~ ~ li,.tTu. ~. Vue 'i'ih 70 sing 10 OUT
%IP6igyalraneS ;.Id6iySl.. & Of Mr. M ". Got,sehalk the
NiIsiu "''SV ~ ~. T. concert. bN
f,,,,,, ~ ""r a. iGS ftlfeshlHS departure
iaI io5it ~ "naNo'gTnie St!lrReSs or the nut
student al tba urivarsit,. ,r5 r isW s,,
iaN - ",!I as Ie mas tNe Nloiln. he cannot
miavs g.f r.,,,, iio W. ir ls nlgSslpn lie
sinS ard 'i',, h,. .'lt liy'nolh hIie rNl'ics-
s,oI' an amI n!f tones are strong ana clear.
SffSrt v9 %,inOu[ v SNefIion. rms
yi, in r'o,,s go ahH ne returned
- III - i i,oiist 70 laltiltta "Na4ohS play
s i,,r1 an VlesEo from CaiE,aieiia Rus
:, ,Geme Fields pretty poem, Little Boy
@ @I,iu, SCI 70 pretty music, was the next
num9er being inserted by the glee club
DT%babIv few f., ~ gisi aHpi2umeeI i.. an!
,,. iuf ploErtmme closed with an overture
by tbn niaa ni,fb v,j,jb Itt 'iSiLS song
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-31
BOWLERS WHO WON PRIZES
RESULT on COMPETITION FOR ALLEY
AND tIun TROPHIES.
c. j.. Cridcr won the Jones Trophy and the
owl club Medal, &. L. Lord Won tho
Royal Trophy and Bcii and Lewis
Captured Medals.

yt---N II. ,I-NT.-- N - No 0vI p1-ylIVe
,-t''E t' . f,,'t.,. v.,.
49,, lar @ -a .{|a ti..,giti,, ~
".o.ti- ~ d." '.'.' N,a Na '"0 .grf 'S,-
.y ~ ai WIS .'l.N u"
We 't''.I ti.N 'l'
htA I ".."fF early ih t.' Ht'E j.. II ."
" ont ban some Nup",-. i' "'no que
mol-r'E oi ,"r Hh o.. N..- @h
tHt.r r.sr.HtlN" alley naNi- '.. .y-' dh-
crage saYf"s. HNHs stated number ot
g.ni0s as his.s
The ..autItli trophy offered 10y Frank
lone f.r fN. hos, .4...r... .f .,l.rft.s .N
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-20
MARION CLEVELAND.
The President and HIS Wife Choose a
Name for Their Baby.

BUZZARD'S BAY, Mass, July l9-Mari-
on. French rendition of the musical name
Mary. has been decided on by President
and Mrs. Cleveland as the name for the
baby born to them about two weeks ago.
The fact was officially announced by Pri-
vate Secretary Thurber this afternoon.
There was no unusual ceremony attendant
on the naming of the baby. except that
which occurs in any household on any such
occasion. The name was suggested by that
of the beautiful spot on. the shores of Bug
yards bay. in which the President and his
wife passed several months previous to
their selection of Gray Gables as the sight
of their summer home-Marion. Mass. Mrs.
Cleveland has often been heard to praise
the beauties of that locality.
The announcement of the name ends a
period of considerable interest not only
here, but all over the country. Letters from
many parts have been received at Gray
Gables offering suggestions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-20
DEAL INVOLVING $4,000, 900.
Combination of the Leading PAPER
Manufacturers of the Country.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The Tribune to-mor-
row will say: Some OF the largest paper
manufacturers in the country, representing
about three-fourth of the total output of
the rolls used in the newspaper business
have been at work several weeks trying to
perfect the details of combine % the sew
eral companies in one big corporation
While many dealers and consumers have
known for some time that such deal was
contemplated. interested denied the
rumor until yesterday, VIII was prac-
tically admitted the plan be carried
through. The deal involves . east SIC, Co.,
the plan proposed the mills are to be pur-
the prices paid viii be as nearly uniform as
possible. but will be graded according TO the
equipment of the various plants. The aver
age price will be about $4,000 for each ton
of daily production. Plants equipped with
while the smaller ones using ready made
raw material will be appraised lower.
According to the promoters of the plan
Th ss the pnS obc % tRe
ton is TO save money in putting their pro-
duction on the market. With central
Office and branches in the larger cities the
total output can be marketed at an esti-
mated saving of s. ton.
VIM. A. Russell. president of the Mon
is the prime mover in the project, and has
held numerous conferences with prominent
paper manufacturers in New York and
Boston. The question has been widely dis
cussed. and met with favor everywhere.
The total daily output of the country is
said to be about 10000 tons, and of this
amount nearly one-half is represented by
the concerns already supporting the "cen-
tralization'' plan. The movement has been
worked almost exclusively in New York
and New England, and members of the
Western manufacturers have not yet been
approached on the subject. II is said the
Manufacturers Paper Company Is ready to
enter the combine. This is the largest cor
lied sales agent of the Hudson River Pulp
and Paper Company, the Montague Paper
Company, Turner Falls Paper Company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-20

WASHINGTON. July 19.-The questions
raised by the Injunction issued against
Captain Beck. Indian agent at the Omaha
and Winnebago reservations. in Nebraska,
were briefly considered at a conference be-
tween Secretary Hoke Smith and Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs Browning this
afternoon. 1t was decided that no fresh
instructions should be issued to Captain
Beck. He has been advised all along in the
troubles there by the United States district
attorney and by special counsel Breckin-
ridge. His acts have been guided by these
gentlemen in every case, and have been
met with the approval of the department
Captain Beck has fully informed the Ge-
has made no request for troops, and the
department as yet has made no representa-
tions to the War Department on this point
Troops were asked for some two months
ago, but were refused at that time
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-20

The Much-WrOnged Woman Identities
Her Chfldren,a Bodies


TORONTO. July 19.-To-day Mrs. Pietzel
identified the bodies Of the children found
Monday night last in the cellar on ST. Vim
cent street as those of her girls, Alice and
Nellie. The latter she identified by her
hair and the former by a popularity of the
upper front teeth. She was not allowed to
see any other part Of the bodies. as both
were in such an advanced state of decompo-
sition that IL was thought the shock would
derange her. AS IL Is. Mrs. Pietzel broke
down completely and sobbed and cried
Throughout the trying ordeal and long
afterward Detectives Geyer. of Philadel-
phia and Crddy, Of the local staff. and
the doctors we're perfectly satisfied with
the identification.
The case with the Canadian authorities
now have against Holmes is very complete.
and is much stronger than that made out
against him at Philadelphia, which fact
leads a great many here to believe that the
prisoner will certainly be extradited.
Summed up. this Is the case: Holmes has
been traced from the United States TO this
city with the children. His identity was