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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
PEsTEEED by MRS. CRAVEN
She Not Only Wants a Huge Chunk of Real
Estates But Back Rents, Too

san Francisco, Cal, June 23.-Mrs
Nellie Craven has made. two sensation
al moves in the Fair viii contest. She
has filed ejsctment proceedings against
the heirs Of Fair 10 Gust them from po-
session % the property al Pine and San
son streets and a block on Mission and
Eleventh streets. and az the same time
20 recover S2e0. 900 for back rents and
damages
San Francisco. June z3.-Mrs. Nettie
Craven. VINO claims a large slice Of the
late Senator Fairs 81 .ooo. Coo estate. con
ciG5sd that she did not care 90 60 20 jail
for contempt OF court Last night she
refused 20 be sworn az a witness in the
suit brought against her 5y the heirs Of
the Fair estate 20 compel nsr 70 produce
al deeds 20 property and other papers
which sire may have IN connection with
the late senator's property. MIS-. Crzv-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
a ". MISTIRE
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Items of General Interest Prom An ovsr
the Uaiysrse

tn. Uaiysrse
Columbus. o.. June Z3.-Ex Congress-
man A. r. Walling dropped dead at I
o'clock today. at his home IN Circle
vile.
Washington. y. G. June z3-Cadsst
Of the naval academy have been ap-
pointed a. follows. William IL Keith.
Pilot Mount. No. with J. .. Bufosd.
81 Beiivue. No, alternate. Robert Noes.
Salt Lake City. Utah. with AIexander
Coolbath. Salt Lake CITY. as alteraats.
NV YORK. June q The new board
" directors q the 81 Louis and San
Francisco railway viii include J Ken
nedy Tod. issac y. Fs.-iignan. J. A Blair
, & Henderson. Horace Porter and
Fred Strauss % New York: H. +. Che
10y nd W. ri Hart 81 Boston: &. last
~ af Concord. ". IL; Charles s. CSe--d
To- eka. Kan. and G. A. BiadlL
Kansas city. No. June zs-The trans
Missouri c0mmitts Of the Western pas
FenEer association began a two days
session here today Chairman Caldwell
or the Western association Dreaded
Nearly All - the western lines were rep
rEenfed Today's session dsvegaf,ef
nothing more than talk. The party rate
and sunday excursion question we're Dis
cvssrd at great i@uEfh. but no action
Nas taken These matters will p left
for the meeting ~ he Western a-socia-
ton "a - held az Chicago on July T.
The question - the Colorado Mfekoarf
river rates all - taken 40 touerros.
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Reduced Rates TO washington.

The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor will hold their annual
meeting in Washington. D. c., July to
Is.
For this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company will sell tickets.
from all points on its lines, west of the
Ohio river to Washington. at one single
fare for the round trip. July to z, in
elusive; valid for return passage until
July 10, inclusive, with the privilege of
an additional extension until July 81 by
depositing tickets with Joint Agent at
Washington.
Tickets will also be on sale at stations
of all connecting lines.
Delegates should not lose sight of the
fact that all Baltimore and Ohio trains
run Via Washington. 153-St-w.
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Visible Grain snnnir.

New York, June Especial cable
and telegraPhic dispatches % Brsds-
treet's indicate the f0lIowin changes in
available supplies last Saturday. as
compared with the preceding Saturday.
Nheai-United States and Canada.
east OF the Rockies. decrease LIZ. Co.
aiioat for and in Europe. decrease =
2Se-e,o bushels; total decrease worlds
2Vails bic supply 5.ee3. eo0
Corn-United States and Canada cas-:
of-the Rockies. decrease l63. 0s8
Oats-United States and Canada east
~ .tfe Rockies. increase 20. CSC
: TIE more important decreases n avail
able stocks 81 wheat in the United state
and Canada east CT the Rockies last
week not covered IN the Official visible
supply statement. include sa6,0os bush
sls In Northwestern elevators. 20. go
at various Manitoba storage points ISL.
Go in Chicago private elevators. So
az Port Huron and 5. GO IA Milwaukee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
MYSTIC sHRINERs IN COUNCIL
Corps of Offscers Elected. with Harris
Ringman Inn periAI PotenfaIe

Cleveland. o., June 23.-There are 1S6
delegates in the imperial council OF the
Ancient and Accepted Order OF the
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine Detroit
was fixed upon as the place OF meeting
in 1887. 1t was decided that hereafter
the five lowest officers of the imperial
council shall be appointed by the i'm
perlal potentate instead OF being elect
ed. These officers are imperial marshal.
imperial captain of the guard, and i'm
perial outer guard. The officers elect
ed today are as follows: Imperial DO
tentate, Albert D. McCaffy. Denver; i'm
Periai chief rabbin, Ethelbert f. Allen.
Kansas City, Mo; imperial assistant
fabbin, John H. Atwood, Leavenworth.
Kan; imperial high priest and prophet.
William H. S. Wright, ST. Paul, MINI. /:
imperial oriental guide, Lew B. Wind
son. Grand Rapids. Mich; imperial
treasurer, w. s. Brown, Pfttsburg: i'm
perial recorder, Benjamin w. ROwelI,
Lynn, Mass.
Charters were granted for temples at
Phoenix, Arizona, and Hartford, Conn,
and dispensations were granted for
temples at Boise City, Idaho; Charles
ton, W. Va. and Savannah, Ca
The mobiles had a parade tonight and
spent the evening At HaItnOrth's gar
den theatre.
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WILL BE PAID IN FULL
Private Banker Bacon Of Salt take "a Su-
HIM .. h Eiohf

S1lt Lake. Ju1e - D-'vate 49,
known a. ne Bank Of salt Lake failed
this morning. The liabilities are $3.50 :
900, which, 1t is said, viii be paid in ful.
J. II. Bacon. president and sole pro-
prietor Of the bank said: The deposits
are about 1868. 900, which, with $4,000 Of
borrowed money, VIII swell the liabIi-
ties to about 1900 900. The assets ex-
coed S400.0O0 giving me 100000 leeway
on which TO work Every man and wo-
man doing business with me viii not on
~ be paid in full. but will receive inter
ests on their deposits as well. I have
turned over every dollar IN my posses
sion 10 the assignee
Mr.. Bacon said be first decided 10
suspend business yesterday afternoon,
upon receipt OF a telsgraphic demand
from New York with which h was IN
able 10 cOrnpiy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
Evangelist Moody Opens the international
Convention at Boston.

Boston, June 23.-The eighth interna-
tional and the thirteenth national Sun
day school convention opened this fore
noon with praise service led by Dwight
l. Moody. William Randolph of Mis-
souri, was introduced as chairman OF
the convention and gave a resume of
the work Of the past year.
At the fremont Temple meeting. af-
ter the reports of the various commit
tees had been presented, President
elect Samuel r. Capen of Boston ad-
dressed the convention. The following
persons were heard under the head OF
work reported" William Reynolds
Peoria, H., on THE international
Field" Rev. II. NJ Hamell. Jackson
Vile. Fla. on Work IN the South"
Hugh Cork Marshall. MINI. Work in
the North" and Rev. l.. Il. Maxwell,
Savannah, Ca, Work Among the Col
Ored People''
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Red Oak Races.

Omaha. Neb., June ga special TO
the Bee from Red Oak, Ia, says:
Badge paced the fastest heat of the
season here today, a mile in the 2:09
pace in 2:07&. Summaries:
Glass 2:25, pace: Throndine won
three straight heats; Louis White, sec
ond; Mary H, third. Combat, Wanda
H, Frank S and Bessie also started.
Time 2:16zl; 2:19A; 2:20%.
Class 2:09, pace: Badge won in three
straight heats; Alright, second; Judge
Hart, third. Ella T. Direction and 10
He also started. Time 2:07a4; 21O1s;
211H.
Glass 2:25, frotting. 3-year-olds: Eva
Wright Won in three straight heats;
Woban, second; Attolus, third Grant
L and Linwald also started. Time
2:251z; 2:28; 2:27A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
COMMISSION OF LUNACY
Case of A, CuDeo, a Wall Street Broker, to
be Passed Upon.

San Francisco. June ga. Ounce. a
Wall street broker. who is reported TO
be worth between 100000 and 100000.
was sent to the receiving hospital last
evening TO await an examination by
the commissioners of insanity.
Cuneo's Office is at "a Broadway, New
York, and his home is on Staten Island.
About two months ago he came to this
city for rest and to recover his health.
About six weeks ago his brother-in-law,
Louis de Martini, who owns a large
candy factory on Mission street. caused
Ounce TO be taken TO the home for the
care of iuebriates.
TWO nights ago Cuneo left the place
and has since been wandering about
the city in a demented condition. Last
night ne was taken to the hospital by
E. NJ. Batteo. friend, who says that
de Martini viii charge the millionaire
with being insane
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
kansas CITY Races.

Kansas City, June 23.-The Kansas
City Racing association today decided
to continue its present runnig meet
ings for thirty days, or till August /.
Secretary c. c. Petus announces that
at least two hurdle races will be run
each week during that time. Track
heavy. Summarizes:
First race-Six furlongs, selling, maid
ems: Carver won; Ada NJ, second; Ma
Ty c. third. Time, 1:23.
SecoHd-Five furlongs: Fate won;
DR.. Crumblne. second; Wild Mint.
third. Time 100
Third-AIile. selling: Pulaski won
SoUthworth, second; Alva, third. Time
SO.
F,ourth-Fiva furlongs, selling: f
a. Ray, won; Winchester, second; Ava
Cain. third. Time :0S
Fifth-F0Ur furlongs: Phil Thomp-
son won; Ed Kelley, second; Susie Wells
third. Time 0:54
Sixth-Four and half furlongs, sell
ing, for gray horses: Little Nell won;
Grey Goose. second; Mamie Clark.
third. Time 1:02.
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Thames. June 23.-Even
the little urcf1ins who flock about the
boat houses and trudge or run along the
dusty roads after the Americans join
in prophesying victory for the Ameri-
cans, which is very comforting to the
Yale men
Mayor Simmons continues his kind
attentions to the Yale crew and has in
vited them to be present at a lawn
party on Wednesday afternoon, which
he is giving in their honor.
The secretary Of the Henley regatta
committee, Mr.. ]. F. Cooper, is also
very courteous to the Americans. He
has invited Mr. Cook, Captain Tread
| way and MIR. de Sibour to dine with him
on Wednesday night.
There is no denying that the style
of the New college crew impresses the
oarsmen from Yale. The New college
men have more control over their bodies,
have firmer catch and a longer stroke
than Leander, although not so long a
stroke as Trinity Hall. The Leander
crew was out at 1890 p. m. and went to
Temple Island and back.
w. B. Woodgate, the well known au-
thority on rowing, has written an article
10 the st. James Gazette on the Yale
crew. during which he said:
Their stroke, as exhibited by them
in their own country, is long only when
compared with the styles of other Amer
lean crews. Their paddle is at first at
80 and the faster stroke is 81. The Yale
crew is made up of finer and more pow
erful men than Cornell.
after view Of Trinity hall. the Yale
tactics seemed to undergo a change.
The stroke was slowed to 2S and en-
swing fore and aft The crew has i'm
proved: but it is still far short of the
average Henley style.
"As regards the length of their fea-
ther, it is by no means as clean as Cor
neH. The recovery from the chest, how
ever. is smart, good and worth study
upon the part of many home crews
Their sliding is decidedly good. very
uniform and rightly timed It is the
best feature of Yale. The style of their
oars is shorter than is here customary,
so they are incapable of a swing of equal
length with the British. Yale perspf-
cacity has already OWNED this and they
have ordered a normal set of British
oars from Ayling.
''The crew is very strong throughout,
but though there is one man over 1872
pounds, they do not appear to have any
trio equal to the three strongest lead
ers, Nickall, Stretch and AIRS Until
Yale has time TO settle down to the in
creased length, which she is trying to
acquire, and time TO try the new oars,
II is premature to say too much 1t IS
clear that the first form was too short.
although good speed was shown. But If
they do not substan tally lengthen they
won't give the better British Fights
much trouble, inspite OF their great
strength and good sliding.
''One thing is sure, instead of being
orfmful of cOnceit at their own peculiar
tiles, like most American crews. they are
disposed to study their rivals, aearn all
they can and take pains to acquire the
best practicable style"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
PHOTOGRAPHERS GET TO WORK
Oues tion of Revising Constitution and BY
Laws Claims Attention.

jamestown. n. Y. June 23.-Tne an
nual convention OF the Photographers
Association OF America opened at Cal
eron. on Chatauqua lake. today. An
address OF welcome was given by exon
gresham Porter Eldon Of jamestown
President Bell Smith OF Cincinnati re-
spOnded. The question Of king n
general revision Of the constitution and
bylaws is receiving considerable con-
siderstion and a committee Of five TO
investigate the advisability OF such
course was appointed. 4 report will
probably be submitted Friday morning
About 800 delegates are in attendance.
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Twelve Tramps in Box Car Carried Down
a Cascade.

Spokane, Wash, June pa report is
in circulation here that the west bound
train on the Great Northern road was
struck by a landslide above Kootenia
Falls, Idaho, and twelve cars were car
ried from the track into the river. Some
of the cars floated. In one of the lat
ter, according to the story, were twelve
tramps who were stealing a ride. One
of them managed to reach the top OF
the car and cried for help. People on
shore tried to throw ropes TO him, but
failed and the car and contents were
swept over the falls. The report lacks
confirma ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
TIDAL WAVE SEVEN FEET HIGH
supposed to have Crossed the Pacific From
an Earthquake In Japan.

Ukiah. Cali. June 23.-Considerable
excitement was created on the coast Of
Mendocino county by the appearance of
an immense tital wave. The swell was
seven feet higher than ordinary and
rushed I'D Big river with great force
but no damage was done. The great
wall Of water is attributed to a Chin
csc earthquake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
CLASSIFIED VERSUS LEVEL
Varying Assessment Systems Under Cossid-
GRAFTON by the A o. w

Buffalo, y. Y. June 23.-Todsys ses-
sion OF the supreme lodge OF the A O. L.
w was devoted 70 the report OF the
beneficial commission. The majority
report recommended the adoption q the
classified instead Of the level assessment;
system now IN vogue The Minority
holds that the present system should b
continued without alteration. TIE con-
ventiou adjourned until tomorrow with
out reaching 2 vote.
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Forsvthe. Ind. June 2s-Ras,,lts.

Forsythe. Ind. June 2S.-Results:
First race-Six furlongs: Connema-
n won: Peep Of Day. second; Santa.
Cruz, third. Time 1:l5
Second-Half mile: Lillian Wilkes
won; Maurice &. second: Mrs. Murray.
third. Time :4SL.
Third-SN furlongs: Fritzie won;
Mile II. second; Timothy, third. Time
1:14a
Fourrh-SI7]e and a furIong: Magnt
won; Elusive, second; Langdon, third.
Time 1:5ei..
FIth-'SeVen furlongs. selling: Miss
Dung Won' LoudOn, second; Revenue,
third. Time f:27.
SiNth-Seven furlonEs. Hattlsdora
won: Walker. second: Uncas. third
Time 1I4E.
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MRS. FLEMING GOES FREE
Jury Decides That She Did Not Poison Her
Mother.

New York, June 24.-Mrs Alice
Fleming. charged with killing her mo-
Their by administering poison IN clam
chOwder. was declared not guilty this
morning, after a trial lasting into the
second day OF the eighth week. The
trial has been sensational in the ex-
treme. Mrs. Fleming and her mother
Mrs Bliss, got along badly. An estate
Of $4,000 was coming TO Mrs. Fleming
at her mothers death. When the mo-
Their was found dead the daughter was
arrested She pleaded not guilty. On
the trial several disgustable and I'M
printable letters from Mrs. Fleming 10
a male admirer Were read The crowds
at the trial have been very large and a
small panic rsulted from the crush on
Monday morning. The jury retired on
Tuesday afternoon.
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Ems.rsr William stable. FINANCES.

London. June e4-A Berlin dispatch
60 the Daily News says TIE Berilner
Nschricnten mas learned that Emperor
william has had 4 collection Of Elgiisa
pamphlets on The uSnetary question
sent u rim This news says The
Daily News correspondent. ''a1u inspire
the German bIneczlns:s with rsae~ed
hor-e
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DAYS and Miles I.nuer-

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 23.-J. H.
Wits, Captain Of the Fall River. Mass,
Crescent Cycle club, reached here to-
night on his run from San Francisco to
New York. He has lowered the record
eight days and 40 miles and hopes to
reach New York at noon He left San
Francisco May a. Since leaving Chica-
go he has averaged 125 miles a day,
having had pacenakers on much of the
rim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
BELAsco GIFTS JUDGEMENT
Court Allows Him sixteen thousand Dol
lars With Interest

New York. June 23.-David Belasco to-
night recovered q judgment for $4,000
against y. K. Fairbanks a millionaire
OF Chicago, for training Mrs. Leslie E
Carter for the stage Interest at 5 per
cent from 1880 was allowed by the court
and a motion by Fairbank for a new
trial was denied The court also az
lowed the jury extra compensation un-
der the law. The case has been on trial
for three weeks Mr.. Fairbank claimed
that ne owed Balasco nothing and set
up counter claim for $50, 600.
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TO TRY PAYMAsTER WEBSTER
Fraud and ScaBdal0us Conduct on the
Asistic station Charged.

fIAtu ana ccAbuAIous Oonduct ON the
Asistic station Charged.
Washington, June ga court mar
tiai has been ordered by the secretary
OF the navy to assemble ar the Mare
Island navy yard next Thursday fer
the trial of Post Assistant Paynlaster
Edwin B. Webster. late of the York
iowa on charges of fraud and scandal
Gus conduct on the Asiatic station The
basis OF the charges is a bond deposited
with the officer for the proper conduct
Of his clerk, which. il is asserted, he
never returned. Captain Henry How
ison Will be president OF the court.
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Nor, H..,y Rais. a. K.s.A.

Kansas City. No. June Z.-Farther
heavy rains fell in Kansas last night
Specials from Hutchluzoa. Great Bead
and Sterling ssy me ErauH1 a. al those
places vas thoroughly sSske9
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private elevators. The only cores
ponding increases of not are $4,000 BUSH
els at Cleveland and $4,000 at Fort VIII
lam. Ont
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en- was cited for contempt OF court. but
was given until today TO make UP her
mind This afternoon she was sworn
and was given until Thursday night 10
produce the papers required.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
WHO WOULDN'T CELEBRATES
Win such Glorious Corn Growing Weather
Newkirk Reports.

Newkirk. .. T. June 2s.-SpecIaLl-
Kay county has been blessed with good
ans heavy rains for the last three days.
raining as night and slll. net and sui
try during the day. The prospect Is
good for more rain yet.
The NeWkirk military band has Just
received twenty uniforms and under
Their management great preparations
are being made for a Fourth % July
celebrate Al this place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
Oakley Races

Cincinnati. June 23.-Track slow.
Summaries;
First race-Five furlongs. purse $500.
2-year-old FLIES: Belle Rramble won
His EXcellancy, second; Minnie Muir
ply. third Time 1:O4r
Second-Seven furlongs. selling. purse
$+00, 5year-olds and upwards: Miss
Emma won: Hot STUFF, second; Hubert,
rhird. Time 80
Third-Flve furlongs. purse 500. .
year-olds: ORION won; Imp. second;
RED. third Time 1904.
Fourth-Seven furlougs. selling. purse
s40; Rey Del Mar won: Mobalaska.
second: Joe Thsyer. third. Time :sO1S
Ffth-Mile ana twenty yards. 3-year-
H'ds md upwards: Judge Denny won /.
Sir Dixie. second; Plutus, third. Time
g47L
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st. Louis Races.

St. Louis. June 23.-Today's races al
thu fair grounds were run over a slow
and sticky rack. Four favorites. an
outsider and a third choice captured
the events. After the fourth race Nor
risOn was suspended by the judges
for his poor ride on Bing Binger. Sum-
maries:
First race-Six furlongs: VOdma
won; Blue Light, second; Topmast,
third Time 1:20Ia.
Second-Ffve furlongs: Lord Zeni
won; inca, second; Miss Baker, third.
Time :06.
Third-Six furlongs: Harry Mo-
Couch won: Consuelo. second: Irish
Chief. Third Time .20Is.
Fourth-Selling. mile and a quarter:
Muskalonge won; Crevasse. second;
Bling Bineer. third Time 2:1515.
Fifth-Selling. mile: Strathreel won;
Rhett Goode, second; Bridgeton. third.
Time 1:47K
SiXth-Selhng. six furlongs: George
i. Smith won; Ozark, jr. second ;
Backing Brush. third. Time 11s1h.
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To Grow Hair ON Bald Heads.

In ninety days, use DANDERINE. If
you cannot get your hair back, you can
get youo money back. All druggists,
SIO0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24

Buffalo. y. Y. june 28-The Inter-
national League Of Press CLUBS opened
a. the IroQuois hotel ia this city this
morning. There are over 100 delegates
present