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

Engines. Separators. Swinging Stack
ers, Self Feeders. Riding and Gang
Flows. Hoe and Shoe Drills. Buggy
Poles, Shafts. Spring Saats. Wagon
Brakes, Axles. Steel Thimbles. Etc. We
have supply Of these irs;-class goods
that must be sold. Il viii pay you 20
Investigate
BAKER GROCER COMPANY
6-Sun-tf Opposite Carey Hotel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

Summer school at Carleton building
commences June L All branches.
10 Ste MISS TRIPLETT.
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Female ailments in an forms. as leucor-
rhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression, etc,
a speciality.
Epilepsy or Falling Fits speedily con-
trolled and permanently cured. Cores
pondence by mail promptly answered.
MEDICINE FURNISHED IN ALL
CASES
Consultation confidential ard invited
once open from s a. m. until 7;30 D, m |:
Sundays until 1:30 D. m Call at Office
opposite MCNAMARA & Co.
DIR. j. T.. BENNETT.
I26 y. Main St. Wichita. Kan.
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GOOD TAILORING.

Before placing your order for a
SPRING SUIT, see the very large as
sortment OFFSPRING SUITINGS that
We are showing in our tailoring de-
paftment.
to take any garments which we have
made for you unless they are perfect
ly satisfactory TO You.
Prices as low as The lowe for reli-
able goods.
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FOR RENT-l30s North Lawrence Ave.
a fine nine room brick residence; one of
the best in the city; All modern, and IN
good repair; large lawn, nne shade trees;
locations in the city Room 3O2. Sedgwick
block. The Bunnen & Emo Inv. Co.
dn-u.
FOR RENT-Furnished house or rooms.
Enquire at 151 y. Topeka Ave dist
FOR RENT-House. Z rooms hall. Gel
lar. good water. 81. 10 Ida avenue. En-
quire S9 South Lawrence Ave. d12-1t-@
FOR RENT
llS2 y. Tope<a............---.-.. So so
13H y. Main. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 12.50
35S 5. Market-.-.--.--.---.-..- $50
T03 s. Topeka. -.....--..-...-.-..-...... eco
% 5. Lawrence ..---.-..-...-.-.-...- 1000
Sol =. OAK. Loo
40 E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
81 y. Wichita. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
IO0l S Water--...-----.-..-..- Z.v0
1O12 S. Lawrence--..........-.. 500
1014 S. Iawrence.........-.-... 500
1913 ). Emporia. --....--.-.--............ 12.OO
Good fats rooms singly and en- suite.
very low. L. W. CLAPP.
d10-7tQ
FOR RENT-evry desirable furnished
and unfurnished houses and rooms, close
in Mrs. Henderson & Fordham, Id Doug
las Ave, over Braitsch shoe store
d12-1t@
FOR RENT-June !. fine new nm resi-
dence; furnace. gas, electricity, porcelain
bath, large closets, CRATE, stable drive
way, and all modern improvements. No.
S35 y. Topeka Ave. Best location in city.
Dean Gordon. Diff.
FOR RENT-Modern houses: also bus
mess house. Israel Bros. dl5S-tf-
FOR RENT-House of rooms. 100 s.
Ida Ave. Call at S2s S. Lawrence Ave.
d151-tf.
FOR RENT-Houses in all parts OF tho
city. Kills q kinkead,o over 143 N. Mar
ket. d53-tf
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A room cot
tage, barn, c3stern and well, and 10 cres
of land, on College Hill, for city property.
Address u. H b." Box 76. d12-St.
FOR TRADE OR SALES story brick
block, No. I'll S. Main. Cheap, on easy
terms. VIII trade for residence, farm,
house to move. bank claims or any other
good property. VIII take or pay cash
difference. Dean Gordon. d1-W-Su.-tf.
FOR SALE-Houses, two rooms or more,
. 10 80 feet front, from $50 up. Store
building 2)050, two stories, if sold soon
$40. Houses to move, cheap. Onphant
& Co. 81 East Douglas. dl2-1t9
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Thirty
acres OF land, well improved, two miles
from city limits; seven room house, good
barn, chicken house, orchard and small
fruits. VIII sell cheap, or exchange for
frst-class residence property in Wichita
Gail on I. y. Singer, 2lS ". Main st.
d154-tf-Thu-Su-
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY to loan on improved property.
Reach & Dubois. 3N Sedgwick block
146-tf
LOST.
LOST-On the road from Wichita to
Valley Center, Wednesday, 9th inst, a
leather satchel, containing money. Find
er will please leave at Valley Center post
Office, or corner of Main and Nineteenth
street, 1855. Wichita, and receive reward.
dl0-3t.0
JOST-Hand-bag containing small port
monte, 2 silk handkerchiefs and other art
icles. Also several receipts with my
name on them. Finder Will be rewarded
by returning TO Mrs. j. b. aHthaway, l4lS
S. Fourth Ave. dl2-IJD
EnIfhn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
Art for the People

Art for the People.
Beautiful pictures and frames within
the reach OF every one at Martins Art
Store. l2-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for Judge of the Kansas Court of
Appeals in ard for the Central Division
of the Southern Department. Subject to
the decision of the Republican conven-
ton to be held al Newton, Kansas. in
June, 1886. V. DAUGHERTY.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office of Clerk of the District
Court, subject to the action of the Repub-
Hcan convention OF Sedgwick county.
G. E PEARS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

WANTED-Highest prices paid for sec
ond-hand goods of all descriptions. j.
w. Burton. sos E. Douglas.
dl0-Tu-Fi-Sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
MlSCELLANE Gus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Gocdi roner. Southeast cor
ner Topeka and Pine. dS-6t a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

Observation-Disclosures Trade. so a
week New, quick, good Light sam
pies free. Side line or exclusive. Mfrs,
3S41 Market St, Phila- d161-4t-Su-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
SITUATIONS WANTED--MAiE.
nGEMTC MAMTCn
BUSINESS OPPORIuNITiES-

hest inventio eyer hroughf Into Ra1o
sas; nils long felt want, and big demand
Small capital will get half interest and
control some. Address Capital" Eagle
Office. dl1-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
FOUND
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
PERSONAI-Summer school, at the
Emerson, June l. $1.O5 per month. Eva
Phillips. Ditto
MARRY-Send 10c for matrimonial pa
per; published monthly: ealthy patrons;
personal introduct1onS. Mr.. and Mrs
Drake. l55 Washington ST, Chicago
d15l-fC-Sun.
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statesmen WANTED

WANTED-Active. capable salesman for
Calendars. For terms address with ref
erences (Which must be first-class). Aug.
Cast Bank Note & LEtho. Co., St Louis.
Mo. dl2-lt
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SALEMAN to carry side line sample
case containing 30 Articles Free, suitable
for any business, easy selling, big COM
mission l. n. Co., Station l., New York
d65-l2t Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

WANTED-A gentleman stenographer,
at 1G7 East Douglas avenue, by Adams &
Adams. dlO-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

WANTED Situation as housekeeper by
elderly lady. References exchanged
Mrs. D. N. Phillips. 4S3 Wabash Ave.
d104t0
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Advertisements under absve ciassinca-
tons must be IN the counting room by
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which Is 10 o'clock.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

WANTED OFFICE MANAGER-Must |
have $500 Salary 81, 200 Good chance for
right person. Address Manager, 200 Mon
son Bldg, Chicago. d151-4t-Su.
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WANTS..
Always
Popular
THE EAGLES
WANTCOLUMNS
Wants
For Sale
For Trade
For Exchange
Miscellaneous
Real Estate
Financials
Personals
Advertisements under absve ciassinca-
tons must be IN the counting room by
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which Is 10 o'clock.
4SaA
0Ez2E - 80
HELP WANTED-FEMALE,
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Position to do general
housework. Enquire at 1s41 Fairview
Ave. d9-4t
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WANTED-Men and women to work at
home; pay IS to SIC per week for making
Crayon Portraits; new patented method;
anyone who can read or write can do the
work at home, in spare time, day of even
ing. Send for particulars and begin work
at once. Address II. A. Gripp, German
Artist, Tyrone, Pa. d31-2St. Sun.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01
SIC &air.

gttles in 9tllem 9enDmmen mar Die
8reiitadtliCbe Sair bierielbit, tpelche nit
leBten Ssreitas abIbIoB, erfolareid, IN
iofern es bic 9lusitetIung BON gtderbaie
proouften NIB NnnuTafturiuanren. Die
iibli9en g;ebensmnrbi9feiten elmer irns
propiIirtef stuaIlballe uno bic @prfebren
fir Die llnterbaltung unb 8eluitigun9
Der 8eIuber, mic @rfrii6un9sanftalten
Bettrenngn, 2uftballpn, tnubenoe Bier
Sc ETC. betrifft. eSn finan5ieller 6iuIi6t
lpuroen ibre 8erpalter ieSo6 etluss
enttdul1t: beionbers Der lebte Gag lieB
oiel Su tpaniden iibris.
gie Serren, rpelhe Dem llnternehmen
Ieit 0eonaten elm gut Ebeil ibrer Strait
unb 3eit in aufopfernber @eiie wiomes
ten, bdtten luObf ben 96i6luB init nlebr
@enuatbuung MAIDEN fDnnen, uenn Die
8eitlage nibt 10 miBli6 mare, ilno gtiez
manb ipiro ibnen ben uerbienten Ganf
fir lire gemeinniisise Slrbeit pOrente
balten mpllen; nur elauben Man1e, es
iei elm 5ebtsriff semadt pOrben mitber
Seransie6una bon ,,8uifalp giu's 8il-
Dem gSeIten' am Mtontag, als
Der Sairplab 9tllen frei Offen ftano.
gsenn bem G9anipiele, tuie perlnutet,
i'm gfa9nlittage ipirflidb 10000 &erIos
uen beitun9nteu, 10 bari bod ansenOnts
men meroen, baf tueni8iten8 1000 baz
bon bic Sdir als iolde, Obne ben ,,8e=
ITEM, an ienem Ober einent anOeren
Gage beiubt batteu, Die 70 aber ibren
guten fil6ernen bal6en Dollar Dem iuan>
6ernben 91mefeltarren Opferten Die
aauileute inbeB batten tuobl gtuben ges
mug pun Der anse5Ogenen MteRi6enmen-
9e an Dem Gage
&on ben County Slnstellunaen bon
glderbauprobutten erbielt bieienise pm
Clan guuntp ben erIten 8reis, MiRnes
baba ben 5lpeiten, 8rule ben britten unS
bas County geObles, RtnneiOta, ben
nierten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01
.g8ilIiam eSenninns @rnnll.

.gsaam Snnnas grpan 6aupquarier oemoatien gart
Chicago, S gir Die Rgib noape 0erinmne
s intsruatoa saratr gOaafes htea S9pR eOls 5Drsn
Sample be Gdubge pee mdbreuo Btn Oreio5WaSg
Sabre iOpO N amer as in europa @O eigebug lan8 Die S6
reno ilr Die gsoblabr @urer 5armer anber rurft
5Dan sic egre6 fem i'm 9topete uerpfien uns feline
Qnfgg euen oortgn 8rud u unere rpefun 9eggen abn
ansaunben Dab lie nit gleng br NaiO
oas gIber wie0er in bic rlre 5taung ais @o eiu5nbn
gs 9aun baB u iple gSoeresung ntt Weroen Die
oOpmie an nO SIM mera and fnertn Den 6rmer
amera europa 9mdBig oaer Nrbe Miro
aber Sbre @rudRng ern agraride OS ubn europa
atunoen miro. I
@raf 4leTanOer SdrD1pi,
Brdfoent Der mgariiden 6anoetsfammer.
8. Bnu0uin
9rdioent Der Gferbau9elidot pun SouanO
QlpBOnie 4l1arb
aoniniaratOr Der gentraammer aderbaus gelaieu
8pn &arbprff
Mitgleo bes oeutiben 9iedsta98.
@eOr9 8putmp,
aaerlde adebauseilbaft 92nBlanb.
@tlftam Sie16,
&arlamnsmiieOu GdToent riIden sebbanOe afiatcn
9raf &plpramat,
Seferreid. unsarn.
Otto 4renbt, Son & fpebe pllingen,
9ft9lieb OeS preuBiben 2anotags Geidsagsmit9leb.
l9enrB Segnier 8on Snbom 9Obberpbatf
5ranfreid, 8reuBn
l2e affalo bit tdb, S. &aeber,
8rdiiben Der Q5ef 8ant BON 9uBlanb. Ddnemar.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01

sabl ppn glrbeitern, bon 9lrnen, bon
gtegeru i'm Giioen, in 8erildii1tigun9
ferner Der 5batIade, baB Die Sarmer
ME 0iel @ele I'M Sauie hnben, fitaf
9ollars pet Saus6nlt als einen 9uten
8urnibnitt nn9ege6en. gsir molten
nber Der gi1erbeit baIber Oies beinabe
peropppeln uuo nod lpeitere fiinfSig
Minipnen binSuSablen. 9as tpiiroe 12o
MeilliDnen Dollars MAIDEN, Die alip bas
mails IN Den gaiden Der 2elte tparen.
3dblentpir nieie gunlnte 81 benz 8orz
ratb Der 8anfen unb bes 5daBamtes 10
erbaltea mir 81 orc, $4,000 als bas
llmlaufs9elb Der 8er. 5taaten bas
lit peuiger als bic 6dlfte Der Sumine,
iuelde 6err 6. Sdur5 anse9eben bat.
GeIo per aopf.
@rinnera sic ficb nm, oaB bies 6as grz
aebnis elmer tbatid9licben sSnbertar=
aufnablhe Der @elbinltitute beg 9anbes
unb besbalb Die suuerldiitgite Snformas
tion siebt, tpelde bas Sdabamt ie 81
liefern In 5tanoe mar. 8enn sic ia
aen, mir baben ben 8etrag, Der iicb in
BEN gaihen Der 9eute befinbet, unter>
iddbt, bana tuollen mir nod $5 per
Sausbait Suseben. oies uiirbe nod s70.=
600, 900 ausma6en unb Die @eIammtz
Iitmme fUiro innmer nod rntr balb 70
groB, ME bic BON Serrn 96ur5 an9ez
ge6ene.
@enn 5err gbnrs Oieie Ghatiadell
fannie naS Iie ieinen 3ub6rern unO
ben 9eierl Ieiner Rebe Dorentbieit, oas
fir nnritbtige 3ablen 9ebrau9enb, I'm
eineu uurihtigen gtnbruf berpOr5nru.
fen, bann tperben sic mir Su9eben, onB
er fein 5lloerldiiiger 6iibrer 1T. &annte
oerr gdprS oieie 9batIoden ntdt, Damn
iutrb suae9eben tuerben miiiien, baB er
fein superldiii9er 8eratber 1T. glaf ies
ben 5all aber iit es flar, baB iooiel por
ieiner 8epeisfabrung, tpie auf benz an.
Qebli6en @elbnorratb oes Qanoes ba.
iirte, binIdGig seluOrben lit.
5ortlebnng fOlgt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01
aerrm s@ara, Mese ptSerleat !.

gm 1eBteu Gamitaa niDerlegte Sou
berHeur gtltgelb bDn eSllinpiS in elmer
&eoe in Chicago Die Don Den 6erren
S9ur5 unb godran fllr5 Suoor bort ge.
baltenen &eben auf' @riinolidite. @r
ri1tete Iid i'm tpeIteren 8erlaufe leiner
9lntiuort mebr 9e9en $oerrn 5durS,
neil er i'm pffen6ar als ben beiieren
8Oib= GbpGfaten eraGtete. gber er GER
triimmerte bod oeiien 51eins s&r9umen.
te ale in meiiterbafter @eiie. @ir se-
ben i'm SSptgenben einl9e glus5ige aus
0er glltgelO'i6en &eoe ipieber:
Seine spfinnns 8eseben.
@s iuiirbe gauienoen patriotii9er
Mdnner cine groBe 8erubi9ung iein,
apenn man fir Die @unoen uno &ranfz
beiten Oteies 2anbes einen 8alIam ge=
geben bate. 9aB mir in Nptb Iinb,
lit IN fetuer Der beiben &eben geleugnet
tporben, aber Elm Siilfsmittel tpirb ni9t
pOrsei6ldsen Die auinteiien5 bes Or
9umentes lift, baB mir uns ipobler befin=
ben ilnb meniser 81 leiben baben tuerz
ben, tpenn mir uns itia Der6alten.
Sie poaea oas @oIf bIiaS s2ad)ea.
sic fiiblen aber, baB man oem arne=
ritaniicben &plfe bod irseno fuelhe
0Offnlng MAIDEN nuB uuo ba iie ni9ts
9lnoeres sur Sanb baber,, berlangen fie
ppn uns, es nUb einmal nit Der SOds
5ollioee 81 beriu9en.
sic Oerlangen bpm 8plfe, blino 81
iein geseniiber Der 9batIade, bnB bas
llebel, unter iueideni ;pir leiDen, in @ll-
ropa ebenio perbreitet iit. iuie in DieIem
2anbe, baB bieIelben 3nitdnbe 1errl9er
in 2dnbern NIT So95ol, III iOlhen mil
maBigem SduBaOa unb iOl9en pbne ie=
ben @infuhrspll, baB bas llebel alio eli
nen @rlinb ba5eH muB, Der nit Der ga.
riffrase ni9ts 5u tbun bat. sic per-
lansea pen ilns, bic slnsen su5uoriiden
uOr Der 9batiade, baB mir iebt ir1on ei.
men 5ietnlid boben 3oll baben unb baf
Der 8reisnie6ergang DOr OieleH Sabren
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01
STATE TICKET.

olAl llSIAG1a
For National Electors
III. p. LASON, of Tyndall.
f. M. GOODYKO0NTz, of Dawson.
FRANK M. McLAFRESH, of Dead
wood
T. M. RINGROSE, of Brown.
For Congress-
J. KELLEY, of Moody.
FREEMAN KNOWLES, of Lawrence
For Governor
ANDREW LEE, of Clay.
For Lieutenant Governor
r. r. CROTHERS, of Kingsbury.
Secretary of State
j. w. HARDING, of Jerauld.
For Auditor
). H. KIPP, of Campbell.
For Treasurer
w. S. LOGAN, of Hanson.
For Attorney General .:...
MELVIN GRIGSBY, of Minnehaha.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton
MISS KATE TAUBMAN, of Brown.
For Commissioner of School and Pub
lie Lands
A. N. ALLEN, of Coddington.
For Railroad Commissioners
w. T. LAFOLLETTE, of Brule.
ALEX. KIRKPATRICK, Hand.
w. H. TOMPKINS, of Pennington.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01

lleber Die polttiide Gage in Sllinpis
Idreibt Elm @6icngoer 8latt SOlgenbes:
Die republifanii6en @ampagneleiter
IN Slltnois baben ioeben einen Can
oaB" oes Gtaates, auBer1alb BON @oof
gountp, pplIenbet, 9as gfeiultat lit
aus guten @riinoen nibt perDffentltdt
tporoen. Die &epublifaner mn6ten
rdmli9 bic unliebiane @ntbefung, bnB
8rban cine Maioritdt BON $4,000
5ttmmen uno glltgelo cine mod tUeit
gr6Bere erbalten tpirben. Saraus er.
fldrt iib Der ungebeure 8ruf, tuel9er
pon Seiten Der &epublifaner auf Die
glrbeiter in @bica9p ausseiibt iuiro.
Die 3abl Der republifaniiten 5ilbers
@lub in g6icagD, D. B. folder, melde
ausi9lieBlid aug &epublifanern bette
BEN, betrdst iebt iiber 100, unb lie ha.
ben $4,000 10000 0itsfieber.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01
Guropdti9c lanOmirtbidaftid)c 9lmtorttatem tpiits
iden SSerrn SrNan Grfel0.
GabeOepe6e aus SuOapei ln8arn, bonn 5nternationaen
sgrifaltar.GOagreB an gsilliam 5ennn9s grDan.

Gon8res angariin a6rbaa @niTr 0aG SnOa
berfen. Die aabeiocpe nsD Oea lnterI6rtften, pe
na6folsenS pieOereesebca crS6cn in Der 9sc,p BORT
,,g8oglo" 2f. September 1896.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01

8ie sunebmenoe @elpiBbeit Der @abf
Brpan's bat bereits Den @rfol9 gebabt,
Das leBter Gage sablreide 6abrifen I'M
CIten iuieber III 8etrieb geieBt uuroen.
8ie @eIbdftslage in gtllgemeinen beiiert
ii6 etuas.
~
@rft ipurbe ppn Der @plbieite be1aups
tet, 9enator 5eler beibe Silberminen=
glftien i'm @ertbe oon Stpei Willionen
Dollars. 8us ipurbe onnn pon Der
5ilberIeite abIplut perneint. 8arouf
6ielten Die @olbleute nod an elmer
Mine feft, Die Serr 9eler beiiBen iOllte.
llnb ieBt miro pon anideinenp unpar=
teiiiher Settle feitgeite0t, baB er emf
$4,000 in cine Silbermine itefte, Die
Ii9 ais unprobuftiu ertutes itnb ntdt
6earbeitet ipir0.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-10-01
Gmcr SDBn spir0 feinen Wfonat
Iebett.

9as iagten Die 9ter5te benz Scr. @il
man 8rDmn, 81 WiiGl Str, 5Outb
@arbnr, 0aIi. Gem Spbn bate eine
2unaenleiben, Die Splse BON gppbus
uHS na6ben Der 8ater 1915 an Die
Merste periuenbet bate, saben bieie ibn
auf, NIT ben 8Drten: ,,@uer Spbn fuirb
feinen Mtonat leben". gr prp6irte 9r.
Sings Stem 9iscDperp unb eini9e Slas
i9en itellten i'm ppafansis Der. SIR
2ungenleibeH, iaat er, gebe es feline
before Mebiain. grobeilaiden in
SteeniUn & CONS stpotbefe.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW CHAPEL,
The Late Thomas CorriEan's Gift 10
the Orphans Home Formally
Dedicated Yesterday

The chapel of st. Joseph. which was
built for the Orphans home, ThIr-y-first
and Jefferson streets. was formally Iedi-
Gated yesterday morning, the services be-
ing conducted by Bishop Glennon, assisted
by Rev. J. c. Lenz. Rev. Father Kuhls,
of st. Mary's church, in Kansas City,
Kas.; Rev. Father Walsh, of westpo-t;
Rev. Father Zechenter, and other leading
priests OF Kansas City and vicinity.
The chapel Of st. Joseph was built in
1895 and has been used up to this time
for services. The church was built with
funds raised by subscription. The late
Thomas Corrigan gave $500 TO be used
for the building. The chapel floor and all
the woodwork is OF polished oak and the
interior is decorated with statues and an
altar OF italian marble. donated by some
of the prominent Catholics Of she city.
The statue of the Blessed Virgin was pre-
sented to the church by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Keith. The statue Of st. Joseph
was donated by the Altman family and the
alter, which stands between them, was
the gift of Mrs. Thomas Corrisau-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-22
ELECTRICIAN GROVER IS OUT.
PREJUDICE AGAINST CONSOLIDATE
ED COMPANY ALLEGED.
CIemminEE n Bit Hasty-Appraise-
ment Of Plant to Commence on
Monday-ArmOurdaIe Ar
EentIne and ROsedaIe.

H. c. Cemmings. who was appointed as
an expert examiner by Judge Foster. of
the United States court, to examine the
books of the Consolidated Electric Light
and Power Company. came very near ex-
ceeding his authority yesterday. The case
against the company in the United States
court for a receiver has been postponed one
week in order to give Expert CIemmings
time to make an appraisement of the plant
He appointed three electricians TO assist
IN the work. Two of these assistants were
Chief Electrician Grover, of the "L" road.
and John Kent head electrician at Emery,
Bird, Tbhyer & Co.'s, and the name
of the third man could not be ascertained,
as Ms. Clemmings refused TO talk con-
cerning the matter, claiming that he was
an officer of the federal court and did not
think it safe TO talk much.
When Clemmings and his three expert
electricians called at the plant yesterday
morning Mr.. Harry Freidberg, manager of
the Consolidated Company, was on hand.
Freidberg discovered that Grover was
booked to assist in the appraisement and
quickly entered protest, and ordered him
out OF the plant. Some very hot words
were exchanged and Mr.. Grover was about
10 be elected when Mr.. Clemmings stepped
up and informed Freidberg that he (Clem-
mings) was an officer Of the United States
court and would cause his arrest for con-
tempt If he did not close his mouth and
allow them TO proceed with the appraise-
ment However, this threat failed to hush
Freidberg and he absolutely refused to
ALLOW Grover 10 act as one of the apprais-
ers.
Grover was formerly in the. employ of
the Consolidated Company and was dis
charged. He is one of the men who filed
an affidavit in the supreme court detri-
mental TO the company and for this rea-
son he was incompetent to serve as an
unbiased appraiser. Clemmings was about
10 carry out his threat when the COM
pany's attorney, Hon. C. F. Hutchings
was appealed to, and few minutes later
a message few over the wires TO Judge
Foster. explaining the situation, and a
short time thereafter Examiner Glenn
mings received telegram from Judge
Foster instructing him that the board of
appraisers must be composed of impartial
men. This put an end to the squabbIe, for
the present at least. No appraisement was
made yesterday.
1t is understood that Mr. Ciemmings Will
select a new man 10 act in Growers place
and that the work of making the appraise-
ment will be commenced Monday.