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AM MAslIlNGTON.
Washington. April 29.-Benninss result

Washington. April ea.-Bennings results
Six fur,ongs-rinee, lo9 uyers)' TO j.
won; The SWAIN loi u.titiclieid)' 10
second. Hanwell. lbs Nlaytoh'' 10 y
thlrd Time. l;li -. -. .
Selling. four aud onc-hnlr fnr'orgs-
Rustl.r. ITO O.u,oheip. to u. won, tia ,l,
alone. 1us tClnyton). 10 j. second SanIis-
laus, % CNoonan, to l. 'h'r"' ''''''
CAPITOL stakes, purse 1900, milo Rounds
man III ,DoggetD. To J., won: Sep'our
Ia, "'lnvton, ! TO !. second. lntcrmitsioi,'
i'm N t,,len,ldD. II to D. third. Time. l:ia To-
~ ME- lie. handicap- Brisk, ~ ,lIrschl; to
r Won. putrh Skater. III &rninl. TO !.
second: Lodi. 20 OL"ary), 10 l. thi'"'
Time. l:H. h.it
s"liinr stccplcrhasc. two and one-haii
miles -ii.lIas, lii 0handicD, to J, WI .
Infnyeitc. III Uorayling). TO y se.o""
NAV ulo.som. liy (MoIncrneyl, TO L.
,nt,J 'Ttrne y.n.
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SAN ANTONIO >. GALVESTON o

San Antonio. Texas Aprll ce.-'rhc
Rronchocs with Eiscy crippled on first
base and several mon playing now posi-
'lons were no match FOR the Sand Crabs
Today ana lost the game 10y u score of .
TO .
TIN San Antonio and Galveston teams
went east on the Southern faciic tonight
Bruphys men ~ To Houston aud the SAND
crabs 20 home. Among the Erouchous
were Es"y. 'arvin, Nevin, Miller. rrotty.
kiccnan. Mack,y, Jones aud MckocNel
ten III all kommor and bwycr were
looked for yesterday. hut did not arrive.
As soon as They get In they win be srn;
to TON tho team. which inter playing on
tho sea- coHst goes to North reNaS ana
does not return home until May H.
The acore.
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Are You q
Thinking Mana

If you are. this u addressed % rod
You know Of the great Improvement
made during the last few years In EleS
Arts and s cionecs H sS. You ae ever ~ x,y g
any serious thought to tho Science q
Medicine? Do you know that SkillsS
IN III Ssy Ssrss wh
ugo3 Do you know that whole books al
written on single. disease which wouH
nS sa "so ,sat ' aer. s q.
who now devote their lives. to the studk
Of ono class OF diseases, while . few yeai
P' son S Srs gsRsns e m nnS. s ss
ssat thu sSss SSa the Ssi psss
%se s ns s sSSu e hs% tS.n '
good old Family Doctor. Now you aid
Know that the Sexual organs ccnstitul
hs s.ass m Ssm sscs. e Ii . MAS
nun. How can only half : man ask a
sSpeet the eenasnss Of ts1o W., msr
or or Your Representatives. or 10 = wcmSsj.
,chesso me- before ,ra all men .. as your hu; !!
Science and Skill can make MAN a.
you. you VIII be ons. and when you ask
for honors o, m me AMER Of ' " Corn ~ and
"rIe IN not half man." Speaking OF ~
yances In Science. do yov know that Pr
Clemens treatment OF structure " - M
tive IA ahead Of tho old stage coachf M
pain. no terrible hemorrhsgeh no !aytntz
down your duties TO 90 70 2 city snd esA{3
Uo can cure you at your home; you raSS5
go about your business without the elIghS4
est trouble. aud tho cost y not half wnS$
from this, or from Spermatorrhoea, lnin9{
tcnce. Stcrllity. Gonorrhooa. Syphilis. IHdf&z
eascs Of Women. or any frtvste Of b0
Disease w'''' OF Dir ,isJ j. e. CLEMENS. |
100 w. commercs Street. ssn Anten1i|'
Texas $3.50 Vii
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OBJ TELLows CELEBRATE.

Hampstead. Texas. ApriI 2o.--Thc Inter
national order of odd Fellows of fh's
city nre today celebrating the seventy
seventh anniversary with picnic ana
bnll Tho park and pavilion were crowded
from carly In the inotninr until late TO-
night GRIND Master Zen Rogers of lSrcn-
ham waH orator oil the day. There was
plenty of good music furnished by tho
linlNiil. h,nns band aud grand ball to-
nirht Tho Nnvascin base bnll team play
al tho home team in the evening. but was
ocfcp1cd The day was the hottest of the
season, but in spite OF oil that every
body had o Hrnnd limo.
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THE STATE CAPITAL VIEW.

LaSalle County's Delinquency Causes Re-
fusal Of Warrnnts--Chnrtcrs Filed.
AUSTIN, Texas April 2e..--Thc comp
trollcr has refused to Issue TO the ireas-
urcr OF l.aSnllc county n warrant for the
nonresident taxes of that count. toll
iccted by his departments because inter-
est payment on LaSallc county bonds,
held by the permanent school fund lstvc
not been made.
JaSalle county liz the first tn feel the
effect OF the attorney generals recent rul-
ing thnt the comptroller van net, under
the law, issue warrants calling Tor pay
menis of State funds 10 individuals nom
corporations municipal and priva'e) or
counties indebted to the state In any man
ner; said ruling be called forth more
especially by the attempts of scvcrli
counties TO rcpudia,c bonds held by the
school fund. which have been found to he
technically invalid when efforts to ic-
FUND same were made.
CHAPTERS FILED.
Tic following charters were flied in
the department OF state today:
The N"laaco Mining coinrany OF Rn-
aoria country. Purpose. the development
ot the claim known as the Mississippi in
I'll Pnso county. Capital stock, 5000"
lnoorporators: W. W. nockins, Il a.
shepard, Martin Armstrong. j. n. Richort.
j y. Cottrcll.
rhc galveston Cotton mills. Purpose
the manufacture of cloths. fuhrlrs
threads. yarns and other products o, cot
ton, wool or other raw OF prepared mn-
ators. George Seaiy. Gus Levy, a., a,
L'ndcs, John Eeymershofcr. II. Adouc
and w #. Laos
odd Follows Funeral Benefit aSsocia-
lion of Fort Worth. incorporates. w.
4. Bashaw w. L. Bu,lcr j. VI. Logan
IMPORTANT STATE CASE.
Major Walton left for WASHINGTON to-
night To represent plaintiffs IN the ,uc
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A sERIolls RUNAWAY.

Dallas. Texas. April 2a.-whllc J. i.
Warren vas buggy riding today his horse
became unrnanarcablc. turning the buggy
over aud in kicking DESTROYED the sight
of his left eve and broke his skull Mr..
Warren's condition is considered critical.
Xan Ramsey. charged with illicit dis
Thing near Farmersyillc. had an exam
ming trial today before United States
Commissioner Bentley. HIS bond was set
al si.n.
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leaving Hampstead at 4 n. M. and trains
returning leave Austin at 10 y. IN.
The hungarian cabinet has been med
ding with the free pass business aud has
decided that 1, must be subject TO 'un,-
form" regulations on the state railroads,
Ana these uniform regulations shut OF
nearly every one except railroad nud sim
passes heretofore issued TO people belong
INK 10 these classes are TO be called In
and not renewed. State officers. members
furnishcrs OF supplies who have hereto
fore had passes are coolly Informed that
they can have yearly tickets at the rate
of SIS for iiist-class and $50 for second
class
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puN1soN AND NORTHERN.

Fort Worth, Texas. April "a. a
Chapman and George o. clinton of Do
herty, l. r.. agents of the receiver of
Inc Dcnispn and Northern railway. are
tn the city. They report 30 teams al work
on the line between Doherty ana i.ohlsh
md tho entire linc, 100 miles In length
Is to bo completed to pcnlson by January
T. This IS The line Tor which Judge 81
gore Of the Southern lndinn Territory dis
irlr has jus, authorized the issuance Of
receivers certificates amounting 10 SILL
0ol for the purpose OF building and equip
ping the line. 1T win be put through with
rtI-l
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

!. J. O'ponncll. travelling passenger
agent Of the Atlanta and West Point. was
Mt headquarters Yesterday.
Colonel +. NJ. Campbell. general man
arer of the International and Great North
crn. spent yesterday In the city and LEFT
last eycn'ng for Palestine headquarters.
Major ! waldo Judge T. w. Ford AMI
Superintendent Simmons of the Galveston.
la Porte and Houston left last night for
Fnris to attend the Injunction suit grow
ing nut of the recent attempt OF the com
pany 10 cross the Galveston. Houston and
Henderson and Santa Fc tracks In CAL
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MURDERED BY A MEXICAN.

Brackettville. Texas. April .,.-George
W. Todd. employed NJ the sheep ranch
Of Oliver j. Woodruff near sponord. was
murdered this morning by Mexican
shcnrer named Sanchez. Todd was stabbed
rs ico. one over the hoHrt and once In the
chest. and his Fight thumb was almost
severed from his hand. The murderer cs-
caucd and bloodhounds left here this ar
tcrnoon to track him Deceased was
ahoui 30 wears old and leaves n mother,
Mis. Edna II. Todd OF Dorchester, Mass.
to whom the remains will he shipped.
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BICYCLE RUN no HARRISBURG.

Tho Star Wheel club had their second
run this season last night to Harrisburg.
n good many riders being in attendance.
The run was given IN honor. OF the ladies'
who are Interested In the club. and was
voted a success, refreshments being
served by the club nj ''rhe Bridge"
There were no accidents Of any, kind 10
mar tho evenings pleasure. and good
time was had by everybody. The club has
a basket picnic on the boards for the
near future.
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AHsr1N .. HoIrsToN %.

Austin. Texas, April % The rankest
game of the season. SO far as Austin Is
concerned. was played here this evening
between the Houston aud Austin teams,
Iioustons hard hitting ana Auslln's num-
rioi, and costly errors cnuscd tho result.
Burns. Austin's snort stop. pitched after
the third inning. holding Houston down to
seven hits. Chard was kno k,I out IN tii.
third. Rcnoh pitched a splendid game all
the way through. striking out seven men
and having only siA scnttered hts made
of him
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Earurd runs--Dallas !, penison 2.
TWO base hts-Roach. o'Conncr.
Hughes. Robinson.
Thrcc base httS-Eohnlc, Naldcrs
struck out-liy Quigg I. hy Minnchan I.
l'ascs on called tals--On Qnisg +. OF
Minnchnn {.
Double plays-Cuise. o'Conner and s..
Clair. Rastian and rr,chard; Bastian and
REGAIN. Rcgan and Ptichard.
stolen hascs-Wohc-, O'Conncr Valid
crs ~.
!iattcrs hit-1lurhcs, Bastian.
Passed balls-ilughes l.
Mild ritchcs-Minnchan !.
Time of gaine--..01.
tmplre-Brcnnan.
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PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.

Brownsyiile Texas April 20 -Four prls-
oners escaped from the county Jail by
saving through the outside bars Three
succe eded in making good their escape,
presumably 10 Mexico while one was cap
tuscd TWO Of the cscape1 pre,oners are
charged with the murder Of the mail
driver between here and Rio Grande city
last year All are desperate characters
Their names are Francisco Cullen. Lar
Ito Yyarra and Luciano CARA.
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IAN. INspJrCvrING ToI,R.

Cameron. Texas, April 2s.-The police
Jury OF st. Mary's parish, La. Is In Cam
eron Inspecting the Milan county jail
building. The party visited Austin. San
Antonio and viii leave here this after
consists of " y. Brown. President s. r.
Patout. r.. A.. Fisher. Il; Hahert Edgar
member of the Louisiana legislature. They
we're favorably Impressed with our jail
building
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BrTrrR THAN REFINED GOLD

is bodily comfort. This unspeakabie boon
81 denied 10 many unfortunatcs .Cr whose
ailments IIostctter's Stomach Blttsrs
is n promptly helpful remed". The ayr
pcptlc. the rheumatic the nervous, ,'er-
cons troubled with billousness ar chl!s
and fever, should lose no time "a awaiting
genial medicine II promotes appetite and
nightly slumbers
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order; two and three haners sss ssttla
common with HIM q. n B. b
HOUSTON. TEXAS

OIutF. TWO anu tht~~
common with HIM b
Forsythe. Ind, winners were Hq33
Neck. Banzach, Fast Queen. Hee
Houston holds the long distance bef4ol
rennrI ri any rate. Ono double e19 ~
Tribes. besides nine singles. IN oue
Mike o'connor Is shswtng whet a -
do for n team when no Eete oeH4
work lie has been captain xor
Games and won two Of them 1oe1g
other by. scratch lk ~.
Al, n, the Buffaioea with ~ t41
oc Tia nitchers and HOFFMAN ~
Gowan are batting over the =
,rbc Later two. however Az -.
Ihe c ,aeb attinx percentsse = w.
thnt az their opponents u ~
,,ns stolen thirty-four baSee " g.
fnr their opponeLtx The 49,
seem zee to have 5 whobesoms feer q v
,,har,ss becker. Houston'e sel1eo
,es, fielder. for the firse Goys I'LL
,sla samcs played. laa1a119e w..
team. IL not the entire 1870
dana rtmeIlts o. tho galna-s1l .11|'l
try md hase running. HI ly1S 3&51l
~ W, n IN. vhile his ftel4bol
~ ~ VIM ACCEPTED all e ~ gx32zk
chances Offered. a. - n ~ y 80
buses In eleven Gamss' n + Il " ,jj5 /
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DEEP WATER coNrrprNcr

N,,pas Christ, Texas, April 2S.-Mayor
\ hi y sheldon, 4 j, Henry. =. II. Tanscy
I'M .; taihoway II Eockport arrived
Iscple here abou; the condition the a."p
6sveoii anleiprisr at Aransas Harbor r. in.
H. esnan OF an important character
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And the Bnffalocs Have the Biz
Figures to Their Credit.
PAINTERS DOWNED THE THIRD TIME
sherman Made II = Straight Series In
diane Triumphant-0aive s,on Heat
San An,onio-Ths hooters.
GAMES TODAY
San Antonio Ut Houston.
Austin Mt Galveston.
Fort Worth at penison.
Dallas at sherman.

Houston is at homo today after eight
games abroad. winning six OF them and
going to tho top again Dallas has only
won one game out of six since leaving
home and Fort Worth has lost three
s'raights TO sherman, which seems to be
IN winning form. Galveston has won four
out of six games OH the trip, Dallas los
INK form Is the greatest OF surprises, as
the NaNigutors were somewhat feared ns
the strong team of the league; hut the
Trinity must he at a low cbb and walking
is good enough for them Just now.
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SPORTING TIPS.

Wien Denlson did break tho monotony
Il was smashed In good fashion.
Forsythc. Ind. winners were pesisper,s
Zainnr u. AnnA MuyeA. III Henry, E.os.
SOY. Helen Wren. jsl N, "a
eeed's stick rork NJ y ~ phspe
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BREWSTER CAMERON RESIGNS.

RockI,ort, Texas. April 20 Hon. Brew
sttr Cameron. general manager OF tho
deep wafer movement. has resigned much
to the regret OF his many friends hcrc
who have always had The greatest cenli.
dencc in his ability as manager of tile
dor 4 u N
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Ming the Indians ba,tcd him for seven
runs, which so ratified the Navieators
that they fell all over each other In try
ing TO recover the ball. Qulgg, though
Wild NJ times, kept tho visitors guessing
and proved himself a valuable acquisition.
Attendance 100
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,rrs. Alvin W, The Cardinal. Truxillo.

one milo. selling -RulIle lay ~, MaNlma
o., reonn,1l H. io1, Blasco los sandowne
III. N, ,,,,,,,
Amnreo Connie Lee. Marie e.. Bonnie
tess Abhio s. loi Lou Hramhle, l2eyl,
Elton jacket ITO. ~,
SoVcn-.ighths " u mile. mnidens-i.iz-
=in Nine 20 Teton NJ. Sprinrboard. Joe
rheycr ioo Spokcna los. Sweden Ill.
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Earned Huns-Ausiin 2, Houston 4.
Two Base IIits-Recd. Cote. Me. Wclk-
Three Base iii,s--Reod, Roach.
Struck Out-I,y Chard l. Burns !, Roach
Bases on Called na,ls-off Roach l. Off
chard 2. of Burns 8.
Double Piays-Becker TO Cote; Cote TO
stolen Bases shnfer Sage. Becker
Lawrence,
Batter II!t-Roach.
Wild ritcheR-burns /.
Time OF pajne--2:2o.
Umpire Mcilnna.
DENIsoM 10. DALLAS r.
Dcnison. Texas April ,.-Minnehpn
was wild and easy today. LII the third in
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NEW nurclIlNs HOUSE.

Kiber g. Gue-in-
ger. Proprietors.
r. modelled and
newly furnished.
Unequaied in AL
Its appointments
IN the State of
Texas.
The l. e u d ! n x
1IA..t
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-08
HE MADE THE INDIANS WORK.
THE WAY CAPTAIN woopsON MAN
AGES THE NOZZLE RED MAN.
The Goscrnmrnt's Confidence In Hi>
system of fmrrosinE the Itncc--
\ Treaty Thrt May Not
lie Renewed.

| Among the officers from the regular ar
| my present at the banquet Of the Loyal
Legion at the Midland saturday evening
was Captain A. E woolson. indian agent
at DARLINGTON. L. u. He IL connected with
the Fifth cavalry aud has seen continual
service since the close of the rebellion
when he was transferred to the regular
army
captain Woodson Is at present one OF the
most interesting men In the regular army
from the fact that IN his work as indian
agent he has evolved q policy FOR doing
business. something which had not been
lone before in that lInc. when he was
,Esn9bas 'aSe9b IN c9nmmani ,n Of 'hc CheEtnnes ana
ana nnd i1,d h nans =, 6efore tsS
matter Of civllizing the red man and try
.gg to MAKE him support himself The
to put 1t into active practice. The Indians
a. mat time Were LIVING In utter idlenoss.
They 'onmed about the reservations in
large bodies, held their ghost dances, prac-
tieed plural MARRIAGE and held too many
drank ana sambled and squandcred their
The nrs, order almost caused an insur-
rcct!on. II was to abolish plural marriages
70 divide into small parties and settle IN
were issued only when the Indians were so
divided; when they recovered from that
order he told them ta take their families
and settle on their Hllotm"nis and 20 70
farming. one allotment f1r each family
row. hut the order was obeyed. Tn. ros-
and over each district there was placed
superintcndent who gave all @ assistance lance
how to property perform their labprs. The
hrSi years results were, oncouragins
hold thelr ghost dances. This WAS stopped
with stern hand and then the Indians
sent Complaints AGAINST captain Moolsoh
to WASHINGTON and employed attorneys T."
go there and try to hAN, him removed.
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SHE TORE HER BLOOMERS.
And wants the Grocerymnn whose
Wagon She Han Into 10 Pay
Her 800.

Chicago, June ..-Justice Gibbons will
he ralled upon next Wednesday to decide
Il question which will interest every wom-
an in the city who wears boomers and
rides a bicycle.
Several days ago Mrs. Matilda Nelson.
on her wheel. colllied with IA grocery
wagon. She was thrown to the ground
and her boomers badly torn In several
places. She was greatly annoyed by the
occurrence. and next day began a suit
for damHges against John McHale, the
owner OF the wagon She asks for 800
as balm for her wounded feelings and
damaged costume.
Friends Of Mrs. Nelson say that II was
her second ride on her bicycle She started
FOR spin on La Sale avenue, anu when
near Elm street she saw the wagon come
around the corner. 4 minute later the
front wheel OF her bicycle struck the
wagon, and both she and the machine were
lying IN heap in the street. The bicycle
Was slightly damaged. but the rider was
uniniured. After plnn!ng her torn garments
together as best she could, she led her
wheel home.
John MeHale, the owner of the vehicle
which caused all the trouble. Is u grocer
at Erie and Market streets. He said yes
case, except what the boy who was drIv.
ing the wagon at the time tells me. He
says Mir. Nelson came down the street
wabblinr from one side 10 the other. When
Shc saw the wagon coming she became
frightened and ran Into the horse. and
IN fell OFF
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OFFICER KEENON ASSAULTED.
nE,TE, Wiru \ MirE A>D nENoL-
tEN nN NL noiE>, \ TOt.ii.
Ills Head and Fac" HALT, Cut-> uc-
suit "f an Attempt to Nrrr-, IIo-
len, Who iins Wan, Timcs
Resisted Policemen.

y.,,- nel.c, 7, q, t,,.,rr o, Xo ,rs.
" - ~ '''' ~
'ih'l attempted TO arrest ~ b2i.h3 q
tough rharaUict. who was drunk ana ere.
Hfi-s A disturb tng. in the vicinity of Eirh-
,..,,A ,,t ,.,.,,.... .,r..,. ,...,..Is,. ..,,,-
''''', "',' 49, 'H"'
'Ht au'u' O'CLOCK. ho'eh Nf'n ,h'u 'Nt
officers mace from him aud hit h.m upon
III. head with IL. The onIarr drew his rc-
,oi,,f Iutt Lsforo .,,,ilt. ma. A. goI,,
80 ~ a. ~
VINO D.. 'aF-- "hI p"N'IINi' lN"h ih'l away
from him. also, and after 'mptyiuE thu nve
logfs I'm the ryIiud,r AT the officer and In
,,ro,,I...u,u. y.stI,, d., ,h. 5t, ,s.at,It,,l
' '''
"''" WIN '"' empty "eA'Vh' N''"vi 's
a. small man. Weighing only l&' pounds.
aud he was utterly powsrless In the hands
of .t,. bttli, U,lsp IA. ,,,s -,t, nb,uf
H.
'Ht ","A ana 'd.' IN li,Eh''ni li''"h''
with the barrel Of the revolver, having no
fewer than six wounds ON the stllp
orip,rs ~ l. clarke and nolfrr. were
, -
'"o'' % pl''h H!H'Ahte Wh'H ho''h pt+"h
his assault on Oihoer kceuon and ihry
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Personal.

II. \. Lindley, Mansfield, Conn, Is at tho
r. ~ Benson. Louisville, Is at the Coates,
L. l. Broadhcad. Denver is at the Coates
g. y. Mlone, Philadelphia. is at the
Coates.
u. o. camost Dallas, is at the Coates.
W 7. stauIer New York, is at the
Coates.
NJ ]. Todd. Buffalo, is at the Coates.
". y. Scott, -. Louis, is at the Coates.
\. II. Koeler Toledo, is at the Coates.
y l.. Davis, Troy, is at the Coates
B O. Woodward, of Lawrence, Kas.. Is
stopping At the Midland.
j. T, FINDER. Of Parsons, Kas.. is regis
tered at the Midland
". Il. Hodges ami Miss Ester g. Hodges.
OF st. Louis are registered at the Midland.
II NJ Webster and wife, of st. Louis,
are stopping al the Midland.
Miss Flo polson. Greeley, Kas., is at tho
Hotel Victoria.
James Il. Lee, Lofts, Ia, is at the Hotel
charles o, Hrown, Washington, Ia. is at
the Hotel Victoria.
sidney Miller, Norborne, Mo-, is at the
q. T., Mnlar, Topeka, Kas., is at the
Hotel Victoria.
l.. + sheldon, scdalia, No. is at the
william Rex and wife. Leavenworth, are
at the New Albany.
g. Taylor. Mackin. Mo-, is at the New
AlhdhS.
W. IL. Cavanaugh, Catawba, Mo. is at
the New Albany.
II. u. Myers. Marshall, Mo-, is at the New
Albany.
]. Bliler, Denver is at the New Albany
British Vice Consul Burrough, OF Kan
sas city. Is keeping his friends posted as
TO his whereabouts on the continent The
vice consul expects to sail for America
on the l1th OF this month.
Fire Chief Charley Swingley. of ST. Louis
with fourteen of his firemen, will reach the
city this morning TO attend the state meet
ing OF the ilrempn. Quarters at the Mid
land were reserved for them yesterday.
Colonel :, 5. Summer Of Fort Leaven-
worth, who was az the Midland yester-
uay with other officers who attended the
Loyal Legion banquet. has received orders
from the war department transferring him
from the Fifth cavalry. with which he has
been so long connected. He has been pro-
the place made vacant by the retirement
OF Colonel Gordon. Colonel Summers new
position will necessitate his removal from
ihe West and he will be located at Fort
Meyer. at Washington. y. 6.