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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
Morris Park Races.

New York. May 30.-It was a day OF
favorites at Morris Park and nearly al
won, although one or two had to be
shaken up to do 1t. Hastin gs was backed
in the Toboggan handicap as If it was all
over, but Griffin had TO shake him up a
good bit Il win. as he was very sluggish.
At the meeting today it was announced
that Henry of Navarro and DR.. Rice and
Del Mar had been scratched for the Brook
lyn handicap. Summaries:
First race-Seven furlongs: Sir Dixon.
Jr. won; The swain, second; Buckrene,
third. Time, 1:2Si..
Second-Mile: Shakespeare II won
Ben Amelia, second; Formal, third. Time,
1:42Is.
Thirt-Eclipse stakes, six fUrlongs: Don
De ORC won; DIR. Shappard, second; Chal-
lenger. third. Time, 1:131a.
Fourth-Tobosgan stakes, six furlongs:
Hastings won; Henwell, second; Sherlock,
third. Time. 1:1224.
Fifth-Five furlongs: DR.. Mcbride won I;
Robert BonreC second. Courtship III,
third. Time. FOL
Sixth-MemoriaI handicap. mile and 8
quarter: Clifford won. keenan,, second.
Time. 2:i1
Seventh-Five furlongs: Larry Green
way Won; Abuse, second; Titmouse, third.
Time, 100.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
sEAY EULoGTZEs TLYSs
He Says No Msa In the Territory Coald
Eepresent OklahoIna Isettsr

Judge Seay. who made the memorial
day address a. the opera house ~ shls
city yesterday. - ore % toe Ieadlug
men OF Oklahoma and before beng aD-
pointed governor OF that territory vas
Cne q the loyal and IesdlnE Eepubli-
cans q a5e state q Missouri. where re-
held the bench q the Franklin county
oistrlc- court fGr years In Oklahoma.
Judge Say stands yery high. Eot only
as one OF the factors 81 preparing q
for a grand state. but stands hlgn zlso
IN the councils q the party.
When asked yeseerysay about re pros
pet fer the reelection q Den1is FIyrn
he said; "Dennis wiz be elected Sc
yOnd a dOubt. aod ty a tremendous plu-
rzity or majority. ne vii have a great
many more votes tran are "a The Re
publican party. he can b<a- any sin-
&c party nonsoee and can beat q fus-
fou- IN short. as / Sad before. se vii
- e,ectei beyoo4 a doubs- have
heard s1uss tax as-out HIN beng iz-
struuleatzl - TIE cali for an early csn-
Tsutlc1 80 ss G. balD Tom Red bsi
have done al Ia M poser % ss5sncs
rsat The fact q Tom Ree1 il q Trsar
frse~r1 20 Dams FJyra aaS - world
. a. tnErzfe y - al5 not rsragroesse
sas. Friendship. AID Shen = ssT 30
was great frsead ~ F7y1a man a.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
A FREE CURE
DIR. Hartmsn's Treatment for Female
Diseases.

Dr. Hartmsn's Treatment for Female
Chronic invalids who have languished
for years on sick beds with some form
or female disease begin 10 improve at
once after beginning DR.. Hartman s
treatment The doctors experience and
knowledge OF this class of cases enable
him to discern with great accuracy the
wants OF each These patients apply
Tor treatment by letter. giving all their
symptoms. The doctor then writes them
what to do and what to get Thousands
have already applied, and still there is
room for more. Each case receives
careful and separate atten ton. In writ
ing be sure to give all the symptoms
and complete history of the case, so as
10 make sure Of valuable advice. Dr.
Hartman's address is Columbus, Ohio.
For short time The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company Of Columbus.
Ohio, are sending free to any address
DR.. Hartman's handbook on female
diseases, devoted entirely 10 the descrip-
ton and cure OF diseases of the female
sex.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
KANSAS Is ALL RIGHT
Good Location Picked Out for Ii at the
National Eneampment.

Topeka, Kan, May 30.-Major T. J.
Anderson and Department Commander
W. c. Whitney Of the Kansas G.. A. r.
| returned yesterday from ST. Paul, where
they went 10 arrange headquarters for
the Kansas department during the re-
union next fall.
The Kansas headquarters were selec-
ted by Commander Whitney and will be
on the parior floor of the Hotel Ryan.
The headquarters Of the Women's Re-
lief Corps will be at the same place.
Major Anderson says that Commander
Whftney's selection viii give the Kan
sas old soldiers one of the best ioca-
tons in the city. The national head
quarters viii be in the same hotel as
will also be the headquarters Of the
Ladies OF the G. A r.
Both Major Anderson and Commander
Whitney expressed themselves as
being highly pleased with their treat
ment while at St. Paul. Major Ander-
son says that the reunion promises 10
be the biggest held IN years. The con-
mittees are working hard TO make the
national encampment a success.
General Mason. retired, IS chairman
of the committee Captain J. J. Nc
Carly, who was recently elected comp
trOiled OF st. Paul for the third term. is
general auditor and en- active and
energetic worker.
Maj. Anderson and Commander Whit
ney were driven along the proposed
line Of parade and Ma or Anderson SAYS
IL viii be the best the old soldiers have
ever had 10 travel on. II will be along
paved streets altogether and nearly all
the way Is down Hill. The parade WIFI
disband ia the center OF the business
district
One OF the Distinguishing features O.
the encampment Major Anderson save.
viii be the part the women take. He
says the St Paul committee which con-
sists or 500 women, has already Sc
cured a large residence on one OF the
streets along the hne OF march for the
use OF the women. Il has large yard
and - raised above the street.
Commander Whitney and Maj. An5er-
Kansas old soldiers will attend - s.
son both agree that a larger numb. u
Paul encanpuent than has ATTENDED
any held IN recent years The exczl-
lent crop conditions and the extremely
low rate made by the railroads wlU give
all a chance.
Both the Rock Island and Santa T-a
VIII run special excursion trains +hfs
year. The fare from Topeka for r.
round trip VIII BE- Sl235- The Rock T.
land train VIII leave Topeka on suDesa-z
afternoon. August 80 and viii arrive a.
81 Paul Monday Afternoon
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music AND DRAMA.

The benefit entertainment under the
direction OF Miss Nellie q. Hodson - no
/ longer a benefit. as the members OF tho
Quaker church found many objection
bic things Ia the program Besides
they think the Crawford Grand a very
immoral place for holding 81
The once-caIIed benefit will hereafter
20 hOn0red as a Variety Show" a. a
great many things are copied from the
Variety show held ia Boston lazt win
ter
The program consists Of:
Narch-GIvcn by sixteen boys ana
girls. the boys dressed Ia al black snd
the girls all IN white. The figures are
al new and complicated.
The comedy. entitled a sad MISTAKE
eleven characters. nine girls and two
boys. ITO the public you certainly will
make a sad mistake II you miss seeing
the-s play
HJrtens Niece Miss Lotfle Hurst
Sophie.......--.... Mss Grace Hun
Valerie Cousin coo. Mss Ellen Gross
Invited Friends-MiHzes Hossdeld. Mas
Vlx.e Resler. Miss JoseDhine Wallace.
Afiss Bianch Ch;l4
Castor VIII Hatton
The auf..--...-..-..- Ar. Kaufman
The lady woo furniEhes The music Tor
the play needs 70 Introduction % fh-
wichita pBblc-Miss Alpha CAIlo~ay.
The Wax Figures viii take alunos5
FRS. piaes IN importance. Twenty az
fa-e1t Characters a.l appear.
Catzline .-........ Mise Nellie q Hotscn
A1rsl-a---.......-.. Mss Alpha Galloway
PzGt9miage. .-.-.----....... Mes Ho6sou
- Afti'udes-Recitatioa
4 P,ay-~Tae GoFerEesa"
The f5cgeTusss Miss Tkotsot.
2 "a nciscaa.. Alpha Galloway
LOUIS. 10 Wa5lace
Bcarf DrlII-M.ss@a Eadefh AcIfI
Tlxie Krsisr. EIlra Gross. Bisnch cana
Grace HuS Aiphz Galway. Lottss
Egrst an1 ths AssEes Hpssf~1
Eocal muse - Hubert Gals family.
Mandcln ard Hute-Ar- ft4Dizs-
~ fn- CraHfoF1 Gr4r9 saturday.
June &. uafEne- ~ 80
Tiexef ssis os@rH ~ Aassack~Ts gun.
J. a. Sc - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
Kansas city Races.

Kansas City, May 30.-Results:
First race-Four and a half furlongs
Hornet won; Priam, second; Wanda
third. Time, :5715.
Sccond-Four and a half furlongs, 3
year-olds: Briggs won: Monona, second;
Wild Mint, third. Time. :5S1a.
Third-F'ive furlongs: White won; Bill
Ellison, second; Ben Wilson, third. Time,
1903
Fourth-Six furlongs, handicap: Bob
Clampett won; Artless. second; I'll Dare,
third Time, 1:17A.
Fifth-AIile, selling: Fonschway won
Dutch Arrow, second; Trenton, third.
Time, 1:45
Sixth-Four and a half furlongs: Jim
Baker won; Lucy Day, second; Grey
Goose, third. Time, 81.
Seventh-SeUen furlongs, selling: Fair
Knight won; Ed eileen, second; Post Boy,
third. Time, 1919.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

Old Rip Van Wrinkle went I'D into the
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OF twenty years or 50. and when he
/ wakened, he found that the cruel wal
was over, The monthly magazines had
fought II over the second time and
blown up al the officers that had
participated In II. This much Is history.
ana II Is also an historical Tacf that. dur.
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Every disorder that can he re.cba5
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Oakley Race

Cincinnati. May 30.-The largest crowd
Of the meeting saw seven good races run
az Oakley today. The feature OF the card
was the Memorial handicap. There were
four starters in the race. Leki being an
ocds-on favOrite. The finish was very
exciting. Ben Holiday and Ida Pickwick
fought 10 the wire. Ida PiCkwick getting
the decision by nose. Three favorites,
one second choice and three long shots
got the money. Weather fine: track fast
Summaries:
First receive furlongs, purse So0o. -
year-oids- BurlssQue won: George Rose
second: Belle Brsmble. third Time, LOS
SecOnd-Six and a half furlongs, selling
purse Ae. S-yescJolds and upwards:
Blanche Kinney won; Mesh, second; Hoff-
man, third Tine 1.2S5s
Ihird-F'our furlongs, purse 800 2-year-
ODDS: NadrieGa wons Minnie Murphy
second; CharTus, third Time. 80
Fourth-The Memorial handicap. mile
and a quarter. $40 added: Ida Pickwick
Won; Ben Holiday, second. Loki. third.
Time, 2,oZ
Fifth-Mile and twenty yards. Selling.
purse SF9; Islin wOni Jake Zimmerman
second; Judge Denny. third. Time. l.4s1.
SiXth-Six and q half fu-tongs. purse
$4'2 S-yesT-olds and upward: Fred Barr
vi. Robinson, second Doorga, third
Tine. 1-es.
SeVe.Jh-Slx and & han fu-louZs. selling.
purse SAP; Letcher won: Lawarda. So
ond' huloert, third Time. I-Ei.
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Chicago Races.

Chicago, May 30.-Only one pronounced
favorite won, but after the second race II
was hard picking, as the rain came down
in torrents. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Meddler won
Freddie L. T., second; Lordina, third
Time, 1:19l6.
Second-Four and half furlongs: East
er Eve won: Van Essa, second; Ethel
Farrell, third. Time $50
Third-Six furlongs: Ramona won; Do
minico, second; Dago, third. Time, 1:19A
FOurth-SIile and a quarter. Decora lion
Day handicap: Sunny won; Redskin,
second; Elusive. third. Time 2:15%
Fifth-AIile: Ashland won; Excuse, sec
ond; Terra Archer third. Time 1:511k
Sixth-Six furlongs, 3-year-olds and up
ward, selling: Woola won; Pan Out, Sec
ond; Irene Woods, third Time, 1:I9
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San Francisco Races.

San Francisco, May 30.-Results:
First race-Half mile: Destra won;
Santa Paula, second; Widow oJnes, third.
Time, go.
Second-Afile: Daylight won; Trappean,
second; LeonviIle. third. Time, 1:A1z
Third-Five and a half furlongs: Can
dor won; Daisy A, second; Doubtful, third.
Time, 1:092l.
Fourth-Two miles, hurdle: Colonel
Weightman won; Bell Ringer, second; Sill
veradQ, third. Time. 3:531%.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: All Over won
Cabrilo, second; Nebuchadnezzar, third.
Time 1881.
Sixth-Mile: All Smoke won; Don
Caesar. second; Articus, third. Time
1:43l5.
Seventh-Seven and half furlongs:
Chartreuse II won; Toano, second; Peix-
otto, third. Time, 1:0SA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
BLUE AND GRAY SIDE BY SIDE
Impressive Memorial Day Exercises a
Kansas City.

of the Memorial exercises in Kansas
City today was the street parade. in
which the veterans of the Blue and
Gray marched side by side to the GEM
eteries, where they participated togeth-
er in decorating the graves of their dead
The services at the several cemeteries
were brief and at none of them was the
attendance large. By far the biggest
crowd of the day was that which at
tended the Waldo Park road race but
there were also unusually large crowds
at the various suburban pleasure re-
sorts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
BUCKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world fol Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tions. and positi1ty cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, S2S N.
Main street and G. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas aYenues
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Memorial Day at NewkIrk,

Newkirk, o. T, May 30.-tSpecial.l-
Appropriate services were held in the
court house today under the auspices OF
the g. ~ r. post. consisting Of a pre-
pared program. OratiOns were deliV-
cred by the Rev. Jones and c. p Pink
ham.
A match game OF ball was played in
the afternoon between the Newikrk and
Chilloeco Indian school mines. resulting
IN 10 IN favor OF Neykirk.
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Harlem River REGATTA.

New York, May 30.-In the Harlem
River Regetta today the Junior double
SOULS was won by the New York Ath-
letic club, P. L Howard, bow; r. NJ.
Crawford, stroke. Time 6:04. Excelsior
Boat club, Patterson, n. j., second; Tom
Arrastibia, bow; ]. Colburn, stroke.
Time 6:10
The Senior four half-oared shell was
won by the New York Athletic club.
Time 5:2OA; Metropolitan Rowing club,
second. Time 5:33Z.
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saenEerfest Rates to Pittsburgh.

Special excursion tickets via Wanda
iia-Pennsylvania Short Lines from ST.
Louis to Pittsburg will be sold June
9Th, 7th and Sth, for North American
Saengerfest. w. f. Drummer, :. G. P.
Agt., st. Louis, for details.
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John Dean Wins AT Denver-

Denver, Colo. May 30-In the annual
road race John Dean. six minutes hand
leap, finished first, in 1:09:43. o. B. Hach-
enberger, scratch, won time prize.
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Irvinrton-oIIIburn Road RACE

New York, May 30.-The Irvington-
Milburn road race was won by Chad
field; r. NJ. Alexander, second, and Nc
Totten, third. The time prize was won
by Monte Scott in 1:0S:21. Chadfeld's
time was 1:I4:03
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
HOW TRAINS SMASH
EXPERIMENTS MADE IN RAILWAY
COLLISIONS

1
| Watch Two Trains Try to Climb Up
On Each Other at One aud the Same
nue-Engine, Tender, Three Coal Cars
and Caboose in Each Train Come To-
gether at Forty Miles an Hour-Aeei-
dent TO an omciaI OF the Road.
Columbus. O., May s0-The 10000 peo-
pie who gathered at Buckeye park on
the Columbus, Hooking Valley and To-
ledo railroad this evening, have a pref
" well defined idea OF a railroad coll
nsion. Two 40-ton locomotives, 10 each
of which was attached three coal cars
and a caboose, were run together at a
speed Of forty miles an hour. As one OF
the engines was little faster than the
other preliminary trials OF speed were
made SO as to bring the collision al
certin point. The engine W. H. Fisher
was started $500 feet south of the meet
ing point and the Al Streeter. 5000 feet
Forth. The engines were started on
the main track and ran together on
siding at the park. Both engines were
started at the same time, the engineers
jumping after opening the thorttles- The
COLLISION occurred at 49, the engines
meeting mithin 100 feet Of the calculated
point. The immense crowd was silent
with awe as the engines steamed into
sight, each running at the rate OF forty
miles an hour. There was a terrific
crash and a roar OF escaping steam as
the engines came together and they
reared up in the air. The cars behind
them were telescoped but the cabooses
were only partly wrecked. AS the clouds
OF dust and steam obscured the wreck
there was a tremendous shout; then the
escaping steam subsidized and the people
clambered over the wreckage and every
loose bit of iron that could be found was
carried away as relic. Both engines
were complete wrecks. Kinetoscopic
and ediloscopic views of the collision
were taken by New York experts.
The only thing to mar the success OF
the affair was the accident 10 T. p
Peck, chief clerk in the general passen-
ger office OF the Hooking Valley. A
flying bolt struck him On the right leg
below the knee, breaking the bone. \
piece of iron also punctured his thigh.
He was brought to the city on a special
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MardeIson az Grant. Tomb.

New York, May 30.-The Grafton 81
Grants tomb in Riverside Park today
was delivered by ex-senator Mander-
son or Nebraska The ceremony was
under the auspices Of the Grant Post
OF Brooklyn. General Henderson paid
en- eloquent tribute to Grant
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Ends in Butte's Favor.

Salt Lake City, Utah, May 30.-A spec
ial to the Tribune from Mute, Mon,
says the football game between theButte
and all Nebraska teoms was played here
this afternoon and resulted in favor OF
Butte by a score of % TO 0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
Road Race az Omaha.

Omaha, May 3O.-The state road race,
run in Omaha today, was won by Fred
Barnum Of this city in 2S:30. Millions
of wheelmen were present. 1t was over
ten-mile course with thirty-fve en-
tries. Owing 10 a number of accidents,
last wears time was not reduced.
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To Stop Falling Of the Hair in One Week

And promote a new growth use DAN
DERINE. It tones and invigorates the
scalp and imparts feeling of comfort
All druggists, refund money in case Of
failure. $l.OO.
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Road Race Rained Ont.

Grand Rapids, May S0.-The bicycle
road race scheduled tor today was post
poned on account of rain, until July 4.
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Pr.,erl. Pri.oper. K.l....a

London. May 5o--Secreisry OF STATE
Tor the Colonies Chamberlain today r.
ceived the following dispatca from tbe
British agent a. Pretoria. All prss-
oners have been released except the
four leaders The a1ters czses % be
considered later"
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places earned and so much dissatisfac-
ton was heard that the judges finally
withdrew their decision in all but the
case Of the first man and the three time
winners, pending further investigation.
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Memorial Dav Al Fort Scot.

Fort Scott, Kan. May 30.-United
States Senator Baker delivered the Ne
mortal Day GRAFTON here today. The
parade was marred TO great extent
by rain
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New York. Nay z0-Joha 7. w-hfte
formerly president % the White I>s-o--.-
I'VE company a; Buffalo. = u-.se~ -
7cr1se1 % snDezzli-g ard alisx~f sho-r-
aEes Il - accounts i 4 s5.e.red ras-
Numerous false eu-ies have h@er a5seo--
ered - re sIoz1u- q fze1o9 CT - 10
- 1.ts refuses % tax
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OLD MAID-'Is this me newspaper Officer
L-erk-~Ges. Ila'am" Old Maid blush
uglyl-"l see the MAYOR has advertised for
proposals. and I would Ike 70 advertise,
900 PHILADELPHIA Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

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of Yale. IL feet, Ia inches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
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