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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
IiEAItT DIsi,NsE,

II your heart Is diseased there Is no per-
son In the world should know that fact
better than yourself II You have pains of
distress around your heart. iluttering or
oppros ed feeling, hot tashes or swimming
In the head, monentary stoppage of the
circulation by day or n suifocatiny chok-
ing attack at night while asleep and are
compelled instantly to come TO an upright
position or get out of bed and walk the
iioor until the heart is relieved and proper
circulation Is restored. you are troubled
with an affection of the heart-your heart
is diseased and the sooner you attend To
1t the better 1t vii be for you.
1t IL an everyday experience to read of
people dropping dead in the street, or al
home, or found dead in bed, from heart
disease. Thousands drop dead every
year from this cause, even while
under treatment of what Is called
the best physicians. There Is no
medicine used in ordinary practice that will
cure II. II may appear strange. but II is
fact. nevertheless, that the Red Cross
Constitutional is the only medicine that Is
known AT the present day that Will positive
~ cure heart disease. Ii never fails in any
case that is durable. The first dose of med
icine will relieve the most aggravated case
of heart disease Immediately. Price Two
Dollars per bottle. three bottles for Five
Dollars. Medicine sent to any part of the
United states on receipt OF price. Call or
address Red Cross Constitutional Medicine
Co.. t23 East l.th st. Kansas City. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
JUDD PLEADS GUILTY.
Il Fined $3.50 by Judge Philips for Vi
oIation Of the Intcrstntc Com.
mercc Law,

Homer A, Judd, formerly president of the
Indian Rice Milling Company. now con-
nectel with the Fort Worth, Tex. Packing
Company. went before Judge Philips yes
terday morning and formally pleaded gull
~ to reporting false weight for shipments
when connected with the mill here. In vio-
lation OF the Interstate commerce act.
Much attention has been paid to the case.
as It is one of the first of the kind in the
West and bids fair to lead to vexatious
trouble with scores of other shippers, who
are equally guilty. but not yet caught
Judge Philips fined Judd $3.50, which he
paid and was released from custody. and
viii return to Texas at once. The plea of
guilty was TO each Of the four counts of
tho Indictment returned by the federal
grand Jury. but the sentence was only on
the second count, which charged him with
reporting false weights. The first charge
was conspiracy with others to cheat and
dc'raud the railroad Companies, by means
OF false weights. That count and the two
other charging false weights were held in
allegiance by the court. and Will probably
he dismissed later The other Indictment
found was against Vice President John II.
Watkins, of the same institution. He has
given bond, says he Is not guilty and pro-
poses to fight the case.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
GEORGE WASHINGTON IN TROUBLE.
Man with n Patriotic Nnmc Held to
the GrnuI Jury for iiignmy.

George Washington was given Il prellm-
mary hearing yesterday In Justice Caso'a
court on the charge OF bigamy. lie was
held to the grand jury In $50 bond. The
defense based its hopes of discharge
upon the fact that the marriage license IN
the second ease was taken ont In Kansas
city, kas.. contending that II any crime
was committed 1t was committed In an
other state and that a Missouri magistrate
had no Jurisdiction. Justice Case held that
the fact that the defendant had brought
his wife to this state made him amenabc
to the laws thereof.
Washingtons second wife, Quccnie Red
mon, the daughter OF respectable and we'll
to-do parents, testified that she met wash
ington about eight weeks ago. They met
on a Thursday and the following Wednes-
day they were married. They dwclt togcth-
er In more or less harmony for four weeks.
when her husband left her. The defendant
testified that his first wife had left him II
week and four days after they were mar
ried. which was In 1859. and that his broth
er had told him she had died In Pueblo
four years ago.
After Washington was held to the grand
jury, he wanted 10 plead guilty. but the
Justice had no authority. even II he had
the inclination, to punish a felony. The
state has much stronger evidence in its
possession than II brought out at the pre-
liminary examination.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
TWO FAILURES YESTERDAY.
A Druggist nnd II Grocer File Chnttci
NlnrlHnycN.

John p, Laird, n druggist doing business
at iOS5 Broadway, has failed with liabilities
amounting TO about $500 He filed "a
chattel deed of trust and two chattel
mortgages to secure creditors with the
recorder of deeds yesterday afternoon. r.
u. Kinney Is the trustee under the deed
which names upwards of sixty creditors
Laird. of Alton. H., and A. \. Tomlinson
the Midland National bank and Woodward
Fuxon A co.
The Heger-LanG Meat and Grocery Com
pnny AT 3l7 and $40 East Ninth street, also
failed yesterday. 4 chattel deed of trust
was filed by 1t. with the recorder of deeds
for tine benefit of its creditors, l.. Smith
and j. Deindorfer of this city. and W. G..
Hook of Loavenworth. H. +. Lang is the
trustee. The liabilities amount 10 $l,Uo
The Interstate Advertising Company,
rooms 5g, iN7 and sos Temple block. as
figned to William r. Borland yesterday.
The assets amount to $3.50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
MISS GlNG's AvENGER.
THE PROSECUTOR OF HARRY HAY
WARD BREA<s DOWN.
UNDER THE STRAIN OF THAT GREAT
TRIAL.
His Nerve, Strength ana sleep Re-
stored by Dr. CharcOt's k0ln
Neryinc Tablets.

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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
IN THE HANDS OF THE JURY.
EVIDENCE ~ rmE rntAL or WARN
CLIFFORD ALL ~.
"'er Dc'bcrntins Three Hours the
Jury Wns Locked Up uptii This
M"rnina-rhc sntc Expects
Con, ictiou.

me evidence in the case OF Maud cl,f-
,'u' charged with the murder II Louis
f'"lH' was concluded In the criminal court
.eS'FHaN the arguments made and the
taSs given to tho jury at l55 O'Clock. Aft.
e, nehs out nearly three hours, Judge
.W"non! ordered the jury locked up for
~ niN't TO appear at . o'clock this morn
e7 "n resume consideration OF the case.
verdict ~ "a
The defense confidently expcc,s an No.
guit'al on the charges Of murder I'm the
n'St or second degrees. which are the only
~ Nis.s 9i guilt which the Jury can decide
% FuHHsh Tho Instructions preclude n
n',,l.i,g. ior any degree OF homicide below
~. .ier lh the second degree.
re state just as confidently oxpce,s n
n ',,,rS,yn, claiming that 1t has made out
q. iRe trlal consumed tn. entire ,lav. hut
u II ,,has has taken un only one half dny on
y, ,tt',cs,iay' the trial as a whole was one
tbISrs nlost 1H,,s,t SNpeditious for some years. all
,..,,n.egn, nen the consideration of the case was
'nudi' iSSs SSes,eirdioy ISiiym morning The state con;
ihtEanJ who took Frank to the Elite sa !.
sOnn, n9,ni,, Judge Worroii. wha had taken under
SiityIsen'ent Sitsssn' the the question as to whether tho
;uat passed Maud Clifford's house, decided
'%'Its ~ Inc nhe evidence should not be admitted.
co.!Inr liter Rector was recalled. o',lcer Me.
tuSEroNe testified to threats that Maud
nna Tnan made against Frank. .oncer John
diosi,, iii1sr and nd sersennt "a burke were the
ahe irst witness for the defense was
ofhcer ;. w. Nichols who testified as 10
It1rssats Frank had made against Maud
The defendant herself was tho next wit
ssS ni ani she tod story Of self-defense.
her a, revolver; that she saw Frank there
81 ma, dnai ne made as II TO spring at her.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
THE BuRLINGT0>'s NEW PULLMANs.
Othcilo and Mcrcutio VIII Hun Dc-
tween 81. Louis aud Kansas City.

The burlington route has just secured
two new Pullman compartment cars, the
"othello" and 'AIercutio," to run regIi-
larry between Kansas city and st. Louis
The hrst new car. "Othello,' went out
last night. The entire car- Is made up
compartment has separate toilet room and
each is finished In different color max
ils n most beautiful effect, with various
large, of circular form with glass, maxi
Ing u comfortable observatory as we'll as
vestibule. These compartments are sim
ply drawing rooms complete, oval glass.
bay window shaped extensions. Rich up,
holstery and each compartment is strictly
private and does not cost more than n
regular section.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Seen That
Annex Window
Of Ours?
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Boys OvcraIls, !
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, With Elastic Sus- Z
/, rcndcrs. :
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II to-day and study for the wonderful
Sailors the Juniors and pretty Eton Suits there displayed
which sale Juvenile Department to-day and tomor
about halt their vau. II you've boy anywhere
and suits him for about half
what they're worth don't let anything with attend
this days of unvcnlc You'll another
chance this pick styles OF swell novelties
ST. a We shall also dozen Fancy
Pcrcac unicrcd Waists with round collars quality,
for 6to 10 We have JUS, in hundred dozen
celebrated oncai Hose They double
and knecthc best Boys Stocking earth for a5c. We
shall make to-day and Saturday great days Boys
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
ELOCuTIONARY GRADUATES.
4 Class of Eight VIII Receive DipIo-
mua This EycuInr

The annual commencement exercises of
the Kansas City schools of elocution and
oratory and of language and literature
Will be held this evening at the Coates
House. EN-Mayor William S. Cowherd
VIII deliver the address and L. l., Ieager
are Miss Carrie Bruins. Miss Mary NJ
Redding. Miss Blanche Petty and Mrs.
Watson and Miss Miriam Eskridge. OF
Emporla. Kas.: Miss katharine Hender-
son, of Kansas City, kas.. and Miss Ida
gramme which will exploit the abilities
of the graduates, is an especially select
and varied one
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Looking Af,.r Lord scuIIy'. Land.

F'rederick c. ", Koehnle, OF I.incoln, III,
was at the Centropolis yesterday for sew
eral hours, but left last evening for a trip
over Western Kansas and Nebraska HI,
is confidential manager for Lord Scully,
the Irish landlord. who owns more than
j00D acres of farm land in Kansas, and
almost many more In Nebraska and
also half a county in several places In Mis-.
souri,. Illinois and several other states. The
splendid prospects for crops on the land i'm
the West Is something that Is very agree
able to the representatives of Lord Scully
as the returns from the land for several
years have been quite meaHer.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
A Flnnccc suInu for Insurance.

Calie Allen brought suit in tho circuit
court yesterday against the World Mutual
Benefit Association, of Wheeling. w. Va.
She claims that in October last Sven Nell
son took out a $1,000 policy in the COM
was designated at the time as his
"hnncee." Nelson died of cerebral apo
ploxy in April and the plaintiif furnished
the company with the proof Of the fact
She alleges that the company refuses to
pay her the policy.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
A FOREIGN CORPORATION.
Fine Point Involved In n suit before
judge Henry.

Ex-Justice F. NJ. Black. Assistant City
Counselor Clarence s. Palmer and Attor-
ney l. y. Watson We're in Judge Iienry's
court yesterday afternoon on behalf of
the Kansas City Terra Gotta Lumber
Company. which was being sued by the
Anglo American Land Mortgage and
Agency Company. limited on u note and
mortgage The Anglo American Company
has an agent here who was authorized by
power of attorney to do business for II.
The point which was vital was whether
or not the company Is foreign corpor-
alton. II has its Headquarters in London.
but does hundreds of thousands of dollars
of business in this country. Judge Henry
decided that it is one. Perdue a. Borland
represented 1t.
Two Victories for the City.
Mrs. Margaret Kallaher. on July %. 1895,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

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The only Pills TO take with Hoods sarsaparilil.

while walking along the sidewalk In front
OF ISIS Jnfhoc street. caught her heel IN
brought suit ' for 9s5o9 damases ma ''N,g Na,gsainst
tho city and a jury In Judge slovcr's
court awarded her 81 Yesterday.
The case OF Ll2zie Edwards against tho
city for sl0.go damages came up for trial
In Judge Slovcr's court this morning, Tho
nlnintir Is colorcd resident of the
TO have fallen into a hole ON West Eighth
street near Santa Fc street On July %.
iSr. The plaintiff was Obliged to take a
continuance In the midst of the trial by
reason OF n mistake in her petition.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

District Attorney Walker yesterday
morning filed in the federal court his for.
NAL exceptions TO the report OF Referee
Parkinson in the findings of the case
against eN-Congressman w. II. Wade. The
exceptions are based on the legal grounds
that the findings are at variance with the
law. the evidence and the faCts. and that
material evidence was ignored and certain
sections Of the federal statutes left uncun-
sidered. The case is now to come up for
formal hearing on the facts. and will have
to be thoroughly investigated and tried in
the
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Court Notes.

]. a. Williamson, who is charged with
assaulting Eddie Collins yesterday, took u
change OF venue in Justice Joycc's court.
The case was sent to Justice WithroW
Collins and Williamson's son got into some
trouble over baseball.
In the criminal court yesterday the state
dismissed the case of burglary and grand
larceny against Ralph Justus. Some days
ago Justus was tried on similar charge
and acquitted by direction OF the court.
j. O'Bricn and Frank COnuors, the two
young men charged with burglary and
larceny in breaking into the stores of Ling
Lee and G.. S. Gregory, We're tried in JUS
tice Joyce's court yesterday. COnnors was
discharged and O'Brien held TO the grand
Jury on two counts.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
OaicIaI Count In Favor of winrnm.

AccordIng 10 The recount OF the Winram-
Lynch contest 1t has developed that Win
ram has been elected instead OF Lynch
The count OF the Judges and clerks at the
spring election gave Lynch three majority,
Winram a majority OF twelve. Ii is pos
sible for Mr.. Lynch to delay Mr.. Winram
from taking his seat should he decide 10
this point he has not made up his mind
Lynch and Winram We're candidates fy
..I
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
WOmen's
III Health

is the cause OF untold suffering and sor.
row. Bad health steals away youth and
beauty and darkcns many a life. II
makes many woman feel sad, weary
and dcspondcnt But women nigh,
easily overcome all their distressing all.
mcn,s IL they would only nssis. nature
by using tina, great hcal,h.giving s,imu.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Lool.ine for Mrs. Alirr Mcdonnell.

The police have been requested TO help
find Mrs. Alice Mcconnell. who until II
short time ago was employed at the Coates
House as n chlmbermaid. Mrs. McCOu-
ncll's home Is in Hume, Mo-, and a small
delegation OF her old friends and relatives
came to Kansas city yesterday and re-
ported the fact OF her having disappeared.
She Is IS years old and left Hume in Feb
rtary.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

A meeting will be held Mt the Coates
House club room next Saturday evening.
May l6, to make final arrangements for
the Queen Victoria celebration. All British
and ex-British subjects are earnestly re-
luested TO be present.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
20 TO THE MIDLAND.
Theatre Parties a Speciality.
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May 2ith. 18th and sGth. account Prohibi-
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9th and 7ih for Christian Endeayor con-
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Made Division Passenger Agent Of the
Observation-Disclosures ns Secretary
of Ih,. pn>srngcr AssOcintIOn.

Mr.. George H. Foote who has served
tn" Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail-
road Company for so many years ns local
passenger and ticket agent, has been hon
ored with promotion and Is now division
passenger agent and has entire jurisdic-
tion over the passenger business in Kan
sas city and immediate vicinity also on
all connecting lines In the Southwest and
In Kansas and Southwestern Missouri.
Ihc position Is an important one. Tor me
duties OF which Mr.. Footc Is admirably
adapted and in the exercise of which he
Will have ample opportunity for the dis
play of his business tact ard huStllnS
qualities. After June his office Will be
in the Ridge building at gli Main street.
InasmUch as his duties are heavy and
will take him out of the city large pOr-
tion of the time he yesterday resigned
Passenger Association. He has held that
position for Il long time and handled It's
ha. made him popular with his associates
and 1t was with great regret his resigua-
tion was accepted at the meetinl; held
leaves the place vacant and it will re-
main so until the next meeting, which Will
be- held May %. Applications for the po-
sitlon hFvc been iiled and Will be acted
on AT that time.
The place lett vacant by, the recent death
eugcr agent of the Milwaukee,, has not
The Local Passenger Association ycstcr-
day at the meeting adopted the following
Mir Footc:
"Resolvcd. That It is with very much rc.
gret, indeed. that this association accepts
the rcsiguaton OF MIR. George II. FOoto.
as It's local secretary. He has filled the
position with such marked ability as TO
make the Kansas city Local Association
the pattern association from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific coast, ana from tn" Lakes
TO the Gulf. Under the abb" alministra-
tion of Mr.. Foote Justice has been mttci
out to every one of our members without
fear or favor. Al different times, when
the existence of the local association has
been imperilei, his has been the master
hand that has guided its affairs to sue
Ccsstul solution.
"our sincere thanks are hereby rendered
10 Mr.. Foote for his uniform courtesy AMI
kindness to each and every member of
the association, and We wish linn pro-
nounced success in administering the af-
fairs OF his new position and the further
Will bring"
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

Is the use OF the new chair cars on the
Chicago Great Western railway maple
Leaf RoutC. Shortest line. fastest time,
best equipment and service TO the sum
mer resorts of the Northwest. Office 2
West Ninth street.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

The suit of the Kansas City Land Rec
lamation Company for $500 damages from
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company for
sinking sandhoat several years ago is
still on trial in the federal court, and Is
progressing slowly. 1t bids fair to last un-
til next week.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Charged With Forgery.

+. G. Trestrail is charged In Justice
Spitz' court with forging the name OF his
father to a check for s., which was cashed
by J. Otis Hun. II Is charged that Tres
trail uttered other bogus checks on which
he secured money. He has not yet been
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

The Emanuel Baptist Sunday school. 1896
woodland, VIII entertain It's friends this
the church parlors. The ladies of the
church will serve ice cream and straw
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
eighth Ward smoker.

The Eighth Ward Republican Club will
hold its smoker in lower Turner hall Sat
urday night. There will be plenty Of
music, cigars and speeches.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

Dyspepsia In its worst forms will Yield
to the use of Carter's Little Nerve pIIs
aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress, but
strengthen the stomach and digestive appa-
rAlllH.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15

Through to Des Moines. st. Paul and Min
neapols on all trains OF the Chicago Great
Western tAIaple Leaf Route). Fastest line
TO the Northwest. Ticket office No. West
Ninth street.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
To the judges and lawyers: Try the Mid
land restaurant. Reasonable prices.
DEPARTMENTS ASK FOR FUNDS.
Park Commissioners Want About
100000, the Pr"yident Association
$4,000, md There Are Others.

Several heads of the different depart
ments appeared before the joint commit
tee of the council yesterday to speak for
the apportionment for the coming fiscal
year The park commissioners asked Slg,-
500, All the commissioners were present
except y, r. Meyer. secretary kcssler
showed that the amount was not large,
considering the large amount of work con-
templated Mr.. Campbell and Mr. GILL
ham also spoke in favor of the apportlun-
ment. The Proyident Association made
application for 500 Other applications
were looked over and the committee took
the whole matter under consideration, to
be acted upon at some future time.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
Much in Little

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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-05-15
W. II. TAYLOR IN Town.

To the business man; Get your dinner at
the Midland restaurant. Reasonable prices.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-08

The persons who deny the existence
of gold corner will perhaps not deny
the following
That Grover Cleveland is president.
That the president has the authority
and the determination to buy gold as
often as is necessary to keep the reserve
at $100, 900, 900.
That the purpose of the gold is to
give the rest of the currency, paper and
silver, the purchasing power of gold.
That every dollar is pledged to be
equal to every other dollar.
That every dollar has therefore to be
redeemed in gold if the demand is made.
That the means of depicting the gold
reserve at any time are thus always at
hand to be used by anybody who cares
to take advantage of them.
That the gold of the world is in the
vaults of banks.
In other words, the control of tht
gold supply is with the banks, the con
troll of the demand for gold is with any
body who can gather together enough
of our demand currency, or the bank
again, and the motive to deplete in or
der to compel replenishment is Will
the banks, too.
That comes pretty near to being wha
common people call a orner.-Detroi
Tribune.