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7ed. Loss $4,000; insurance one

saved. Loss $4,000; insurance one
half.
Tuscon, Ari., June ia telegram re-
ceived by Governor Hughes states that
the stage running from Bisbee to Ma
casari, in Sonora, Mexico, we held up
Thursday by five masked Mexicans.
The driver VS. killed and the robbers
secured $4,000. A sharp watch is be-
ing kept along the Arizona line for the
bandits, who, il is bought, will attempt
to cross.
frankfort. KY, June 15.-News receiv-
ed tonight from today's Democratic
primaries give Shardin, candidate for
governor, Montgomery, Clark. Jessa-
mine. Scott, kenton. Henry and Frank
lin cLounties with Logan uninstructed
but for free silver. For Clay, Jeffer-
son and Fayette were carried. Hardin
represents the free silver faction and
Clay the opposition.
Denver. June I5.-In the United
States circuit court today Judge Hal
lett signed a decree OF foreclosure and
order of sale in the case OF the Central
Trust company of New YORK against
the Denver City Gable Railway COM
pany and the Denver Gable Railway
company. The amount of the tudg-
ment is $685., 1870. This step is taken
in carrying out the plan of reorganiza-
ton.
Berlin, June 15.-The Deutsche Zon-
netag Post says that Emperor William
has in no wise abandoned the idea Of
bringing about a meeting of an interna-
tional monetary conference. His object
in sounding the various federations
and governments Of the world was 70
pave the way for an agreement respect
ing the part which Germany Is expect
ed 70 take eventually in the meetings
Of the conference.
London. June ia boiler explosion
in Yorkshire today resulted in the
T ed by he Central Trust company OF
New York. the United States circuit
court has appointed Il. a. May of Chi
cago. receiver for the Ashtabula (Ohio)
Suburban Light and Water company
The court is also asked to foreclose
mortgages aggregating $3.50. 900 held by
the trust company against the water
and light company.
Hanvana, Cuba June 15.-Insurgents
II is reported here, murdered a citizen
near Bayamo, town in the eastern
part Of the island On the plantation
OF Senior Romclio. near Guantanimo.
FirmeZa hanged a number OF citizen
soldiers and two miners. They were
taken prisoners near Gibarau. In this
instance : in many others. the insur-
gents mutilated he bodies OF the dead
IN a horrible manner
Lexington. Ky. June I5.-Secretary
Carlisle said tonight in an interview
on the subject OF meeting William J.
Bryan OF Nebraska here in debate.
What. dignity him by debating with
him." said the secretary almost angri-
" NO sir. he IS a Popuiis;- he is
not = Democrat. Didn't he say fl Lou
isiana tia; II a silver plank was not
put in the Democratic platform ne
would be against the party success No
/ viii not meet him under any circGEn-
stance
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Thc aalieha Daily Eagle Sunday glormimo Hume 16

ton county, was found dead with
pistol near him. No cause for suicide
was assigned. Today a paper written
by MIR. Overman was found in his eff
fets that explains the mystery. Over
mans letter says that twenty years
ago an Englishman came 10 his house
with $4,000 and tried to negotiate with
him to go in the ranch business in Col
orado. He murdered the Englishman.
buried his body in a marsh, took his
money and buried it on his farm The
place is not designated. This also ex-
plains the hermit-like life Overman
had led for many wears
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That Makes a Difference.

ut seems as though the railroads
were using smaller rails now than
formerly" said a gentleman while
travelling in the west. "Oh, no." said
his companion, " you are entirely mis-
taken. All of the great trunk lines are
laying heavier rails wherever changes
are made. Your error is easily ex-
planned. You have been accustomed to
travelling over the New York Central
which is equipped with 100 pound steel
rails of the most durable quality: the
alinement is perfect-and the rails are
laid upon the sleepers with the greatest
precision. This condition of the road
bed Of the New York Central is neces-
sary in order to operate the procession
of great trains at very high rate OF
speed, of which the most conspicuous
are: the Empire State Express, the
eight-hour train between New York
and Buffalo; the Exposition Flyer and
New York and Chicago limited of the
Lake Shore road, the North Shore Linn
tied of the Michigan Central, and the
Southwestern Limited of the Big
Four all of which run to and from
New York. Boston. and Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and st. Louis, over the
Four Track Route The excellent equip
ment of this road has enabled il TO OPP
crate all of these great trains without
an accident or mishap of any kind
Medford (MaSS.) Mecury.
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Won by a ColOred lid.

Mansfield. Mass, June 15.-John Hudson
OF Westfield. colored lad of IS years, won
the Second annual Halliday l5-mile road
Rag .nd 4 $500 horse and buggy here to-
y, from the four minute mark in 47:C7.
The time prize was won by q. W. Price of
Maiden. scratch, in i5:12 and the twenty
fourth place. William French, of the
Press Cycle club, also from the scratch.
twenty-siXth place. won second time prize
in i5:Ia The aggregate value of the prizes
were $l,lo0 and nearly 100 of the best riders
OF New England started
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Yacht Racing at Southampton.


Mount Holly. \. J., June 15.-At the
meet Of the Mt. Holly Athletic associa-
>tion match was made for a race be-
tween Zimmerman and Johnson for
$1,000 a side on a track to be selected
by Zimmerman, anywhere outside Of
Asbury Park Friends of Johnson
have posted $1,000 with the Philadel-
phia Inquirer and the men will meet at
the Office next Wednesday to arrange
dstails. Zimmerman will meanwhile
cover the amount put up. The race is
TO be the best two in three.
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San Francesca Races

San Francisco, June 1.-two favori-
tes won at the Bay District track today
In the steeple chase the jockeys on
Guadaloupe and Mendoeino. and as the
race was regarded with suspicion by
some all bets were declared off. Sum-
maries:
First race-SiX furlongs. selling: Sea-
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Coney Island. n. T., June 15.-Scarce-
~ 900 took the risk OF paying their
| money here tonight to see the bouts
which were scheduled to take place in
the arena of the Seaside Athletic club.
The affair was hzzle. George
Green of San Francisco, better known
as Young Corbett," and Eddie Pierce
of New York, who were TO box ten
rounds at catch weights, were the first
to enter the ring. During the first two
rounds Corbett punched Pierce when
and where he liked, and in the third
he hit Pierce a right hand punch
and he went down like a log, falling
on his face. knocked out.
The police headed by Captain Clay
ton, jumped into the ring and arrested
the fighters, seconds and timekeepers
and referee. No decision was given.
George Dixon and Frank Erne then
climbed into the ring. The announcer
introduced the men 10 the spectators
and said: These men have entered the
ring to complete their contracts, but
as the police will not allow them to go
on, there will be no further contests
here tonight"
Give us our mon ey back" yelled
the crowd.
ION ~ hOUfke, DlXOn ; INdIdScT,
then addressed the crowd and said: Il
am here with my man and am willing
to have him fight if the club Will give
me a guarantee to protect him in court
in case of arrest"
Billy Newman, on behalf of Erne,
said: 1--WE are here to fight and are
willing to do SO on the terms Mr.. o.
Rourke stated"
The crowd yelled their approval and
Sparrow Robertson entered the ring
and said: THE club has decided TO
guarantee the protection demanded by
the principals but the police refuse to
allow the men 10 box"
Never mind the police" yelled
several spectators; and it looked as il
a riot would take place. They Quilted
down in a couple Of minutes however,
and the seconds and men attempted to
put on the gloves. Inspector Murphy
and Captain Clayton entered the ring
and announced that they would not
permit the fight TO proceed. The
crowd then left the building.
Referee Tim Hurst, Timekeeper Rob
ert Stoll. Young Corbett," Edwards
and six others who were arrested were
admitted TO bail in $500 ach.
Matchmaker Jim Kennedy said tonight
that the Choynski-Hall bout which was
10 have been brought off at the club
house on Monday night, will not take
place, although Striker illiamson claim
ed that it would. 1t is reported that
Choynski and Hall will fight in Jersey
City,
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Jockey Barrett was Badly Hurt.

ST Louis, June 15.-It developes that
Jockey \, Barrett, who was bitten by
Service while riding Spinning Belle at
the Fair Association park today, suf-
fered a jagged and complete fracture
of the leg. The vicious horse crushed
the Jockeys limb between his teeth.
Barrett is in the hOsDitaI
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Hannibal. No. June 1--ArE- Clarence
= TODD who a fsS months ago was d.
vorced from her husband. murdered Ter
aau-hter. Miss EesNfr Bethel II fhik city
this afternoon TIE cause Mas Jealousy
ben married three Zines ard has t-ee1
divorced from each of hey hnHos11s. Tns
youns lady vas daughter % htg arrf
fs.sSrzrd nizutn Eefhzi She vas -
wears c5a and handsome Mrs Tod says
the shooting was accidental but there are
rzo o. thr@- wltnezssE- The rasT5srs4S
- now rzElEz
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ton and all points whore there are
round houses or great many men
employed The system IL very simple
there being as many little walnut
blocks near the entrance u the shops
as there are employees. Each block
is numbered. and when an emplOye
goes 10 work ne turns in the block and
the time-keeper makes a record OF the
time when the block was turned IN. II
the workman loses his block ~ costs
him 81 to get another. The system ~
the most satisfactory method Of time
keeping that has yet been devised
where a great number Of men are en-
ployed. as IL avoids the confusion in
keeping tab on the men as they pass
IN and out IN going 10 or from their
work.
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Williams il Sure of II.

williaulstown, Mass. June l5.-The de-
feat OF Yale by Williams today by a score
of TO and the victory of DartSmouth
over Amherst 81 HanSvor today by a score
Of . TO :. gives the tri-ColleEe champion
ship IN Williams, no matter what the re-
suit OF the remaining games.
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BLOCH SYSTEM n FORCE


TIE Santa Re has adopted tie biock
system % tine keeping al orer ire
system Heretofore g. hss oa!y been
IN use IN shops. hUt row i has been pit
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Ten-Mne Tricycle. Championship.

London. June l5.-At the Manchester
races today A. +. 1llsley won the l0-mile
amateur tricycle. championship. Time
25:4S 20, lowering the record by &c % sec
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The Winfield ChautauQua.

Winfield. Kan, June 15.-tSpeciaD-
The Winfield ChautauqUa begins its
ninth annual session on Tuesday next
under excellent circumstances The
exercises will be more varied and the
attractions will be IF higher order
than ever before The Hon. J. Bryan
of Nebraska Will speak Saturday the
22d. DR. Frank GenSall-s OF Chicago,
Sunday the 23rd. They are expected 10
draw the largest crowd OF people ever
seen on the grounds. The Wichita
Choral Union viii have the stage Tues
day. c. ". Dewitt Miller, Frank Car
penter. Kate Kimball and other noted
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day. Thursday and Friday Other an
uouncements will be made later.
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A PASSIONS WIFE.
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ROCK ISLAND EXCURSIONS.

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Third-Running, selling Six and a
half furlongs; purse 1925 for non-win-
ners of the meeting: Venwood, won;
Pat Lee. second; Silverman, third.
Time LA.
Fourth-Runnin, selling, purse s125
half mile heats best two in three First
heat; Northwestern won; Republic,
second; Artless, third. Time 493.
Second heat: Northwestern won; Re
public, second; Rather third Time 80.
Fifth-Seven furlongs, purse SIPS:
Billy Sunderland, won; Little Nell. sec
ona; Snarley, the Smuggler, third.
Time 1871 u.
Sixth-Twenty-five mile bicycle race:
II. Renshaw, (scratch). Won: L. c.
Wahe, (scratch), second; L. c. Oliver,
G4 mile,, third; Ed Smith. Chalf mile),
fourth; ]. NJ. Daniel. (half milel. fifth
Time 1:oS:21. There were thirteen 9TH
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To KEEP DOWN REVOLUTION.
Presidents of Central American Republics
Moving for Union.

Managua. Nicaragua. Via Galveston.
June 15.-TOday President Zeiayg is en-
route 70 Amalapa 10 confer with ths
presidents OF the republics OF HOndU-
ras. Salvador. and Guatemala. These
officials are trying - form a defens-
i've Central American league for the
purpose Of preventing political revoIu-
tions. The general foreign policy -
the Central American states VIII be dis
cussed, also the present attitude which
Costa Rica has assumed towards the
other Central American states. Gener-
nj NailadaUes Teran Is ad interim pres
ident OF Nicaragua
Large eXpOres Of corn and cheese are
being made from western Nicaragua
10 Salvador and Guatemala.
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LEFT HALMA BEHIND
FREE ADVICE WINS THE HIMYAR
STAKES At LATONIA.

Halma Said not to be Looking Very Well
and not Feeling Tip-tOp, Either--St.
Louis Meeting May be Continued In
definitely Overland Park Meeting
CIoses--Exciting Finish in the Second
Race--Two Jockeys Tumble Suspiciousiy
Mt San Francisco--Johrson and thinner
man Matched--Bicycle Races.
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4 POODLE ca Do = suez- rssny pssoTs
shzi TABS cAa'i ksat = ias5s u WORN a sVsF-
tzeut q pSo4ss-., s4si isse szasze-
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Fort Smith, Ark. June l5.-Mrs. Kit
tering, young woman who came here
from Colorado in 1894 with her hus-
band. an old man. is on trial here for
the murder Of the latter. Kitterings
life was insured for $4,000 in favor OF
his Wife
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Denver Races.

Denver, Colo, June 15.-The last day
Of the meet at Overland Park was at
tended by the largest crowd of the mete
ing. The track was perfect. wea Their
pleasant. The finish of the fourth
heat in the 2:35 trot was very close. The
driver of Nellie Campbell had a long
lead and in the stretch drew I'D his
horse Bergmont was coming fast and
by the time Nellie was in motion again
had a lead of half a length Nellie's
driver whipped her up and she won by
a neck.
The 25-mile bicycle race was popular
with the grand stand. The time made
was considered excellent for a race
track. Summaries.
First race-Trotting, purse $500; oil
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sfsFT .sla< yGgr RrTssz<1sz asrzin..
ks-eaer 49, ssEsss -tzea y tlsrF arc IA
49, - ere tasg si7sr tran wSTEr<s rnss.
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WANTED THE PRICE
DISAPPOINTED CROWD HOWLS AT
COMFY ISLAND.

After young Corbett" Sends Pierce to the
the Police Forbid Further Operations,
the Crowd Demand Their Money--Next
Club Offers TO Protect but the Police
WON'T Have It--Riot Narrowly Averted
Sporting News.
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st. Louis Races.

ST. Louis, June 15.-In the last race
at Fair Association park today, Jockey
II. Barrett, riding Shining Belle, was
savagely bitten by Service at the club
house turn and had TO pull up and dis
mount at the half. The directors of
the association are considering the
proposition to extend the meeting in
definitely. Summaries:
First race-Seven and a half fur
longs, selling: Zoulika, = 10 l, won;
Duckadoo. to 1, second; Tea Set, TO
l, third. Time 1:3512.
Second-FiVe and a half furlongS:
keechler, 10 TO 1. won; Ferris Hart
man, to ., second; Lasalle, TO 5,
third. Time 091s.
Third-Six furlongs: Magnet, to 1,
won; Trenton, 6 TO 5. second; Lollie
Easton, to /, third. Time 1:14%
Fourth-Six furlongs; gentlemen rid
ing: Uncertainty, 10 to l, won; Hercu-
les, 5 to .. second; Lord Henry, ) to l,
third. Time 1:17A.
Fifth-Seven and a half furlongs,
selling: Bill White, to 5, won; Sull-
rose. 2 to ], second; Wilmar, 60 to l,
third. Time 1:351a
Sixth-FoHr and a half furlongs:
purse, for 2-year-olds: Topsy, 6 TO >,
won; Richmond Belle, TO /, second;
Hot Stuff, 20 TO l, third. Time SSH.
Seventh-Mile and furlong: purse:
Maurice. ! TO =, won; Linda. to 1. Sec
ond: Cicely, 5 TO I, third. Time So.
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HE HAD COMMITTED MURDER.

/ Mysterious Death Explained as Suicide
from Remorse-
Cincinnati, June ia special from
/ Eokomo. Ind. says: Last winter Nj
1 Overrnan, a farmer near Wirfan, TIP
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Cincinnati, O., June 15.-The event of
<the races at Latonia today was the de-
feat of Halma in the Himyar stakes by
Free Advice. Halma evidently has
been going back. He did not look nor
was his action like the horse that won
the derby. The stake was worth $500.
The attendance was $500. Track fair
ly fast and weather pleasant Sum-
nnarieS:
First race-Seven fur1ongs, selling:
Piccaroon, 6 to ), won; Mrs. Morgan. 4
TO /, second; Fabia, 10 TO l, third. Time
100
Second Mile, selling: Lajoya. to /,
won; Greenwich, to ,, second; Fred
Gardner, to l, third. Time 1:43.
Third-SiX furlongs, handicap: Po-
tentate, 9 to ., won; Brendoo, to l,
second; Elva, so TO l, third. Time lis.
Fourth-The Himyar stakes; mile
and an eighth: Free Advice, to 2,
won; Halma, l to 4, second. Time
1861. No other starters.
Fifth-Five furlongS, purse: Nimrod,
TO 3, won; Onaretto, 16 to 5, second;
Ramiero, 5 TO !, third. Time 1:02H.
Sixth-Seven furlongs, selling: Ray,
31R to 1, won; Katie q, to 1, second;
Peabody, s TO l, third. Time 1:29A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
PHYSICAL STRENGTH.

sand and one de-
ennents of mind
and body that
result from, M
natural, perilici-
Gus habits usual
" contracted in
youth, through
ignorance, is
thereby incapac-
ita,ed TO thor
oughly enjoy
life. He feels
tired, spiritless,
\and drcwsy ; his
sleep isdisturbed
Pand does not re-
fresh him as it
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