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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-13

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ingalls, is for anything for which the
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Job.
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When Others Fail Consult
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For the National Republican
Convention
ST. LOUIS, JUNE is,
TAKE THE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

The Ambulance Had Many Ghasiiy Cases
last N4nHt

last Nigh,
Inc ambulance, with Dr. William II.
Lyme Ia cndisl. A.d a. exciting time
OF IL last nlbht, attempted suicides and
murders being 40 plentiful as flies III
summer.
Inc hrst call Was al S.l5 y. NJ. TO
iist ara blOau streets, Where a white
man. named AlonzJ Elliott, about thirty
years oI age, and the only son of a
"iSo"eu mother, haI atten pied 20 take
biS own HE uy uIinAIng a quantity OF
iau""huIn' While Ia a state Of intONica.
uO" ne was taken 40 the AlmshOuse In
V''ucdi coalition, where the physicians
worked over MN nearly the whole nIsnt.
aiuiiciaI respiration being employed.
LiIlOtt has been given TO drink at va
rlous times for years, and once before
attempted his Jwn life while intoxicated.
lie Is q cisdr-maker by trade.
At $3.50 the ambulance was hastily sum-
moned 10 the Third police station TO AT
tend coiored woman. Mary Hudson. bv
name. who had been stabbed tour times
by Mary Woodbridge, another negro. The
woman was cut in the head face. arm.
ana hand but none of her wounds were
serious. She Was treated and left
Al HE the ambulance was again call
ed out, this time TO Engine-house No.
on Iwenty-itth street, between Broad
ana Marshall. where Burleigh Robinson
tcolored) had been shot in both thighs by
ano,hci nesio. named John Henry John
son. The two men became involved i'm
disT ute and johnson fired three times
at Robinson with Ss-ca'ilIe revolver
two OF the shots taking effect. One of
The heavy bullets went almost through
lis thigh. The wounded man was turned
over TO his family physician Dr. ". IA.
Parker. who extracted the hal. and al
last accounts this morning he was get
Ting along very veil
The police reported that they had no;
been able 10 apprehcnd Johnson al a late
hour.
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sInny Runors Afioat. but None can -
to4iiirued.


tO4liruied.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 1.-Ihe uliec-
tors OF the SeabOdrd ana Roanoke ran
IOad, wnlcn Is tnc parent company OF
the SeaDoard Air line system heid a
meeting to-day in President X. CURSOR
Honmans ONCE in TINS city TO discuss the
auairs oil the company, and examine the
annual rcpCrs preparatory 10 It's pre-
sentation at the stockholders meeting 10
be held at Portsmouth. Va, tomorrow.
Inc directors present at the meeting
were Mcssrs. X. CURSOR Hoffman. presi-
dent. Louis McLane and Charles -.
fisher. OF Baltimore, ". W. Fuller. OF
NOrtn Carolina. Lcish 4 Watts. OF Ports
mouth. Va. ana MoncuIe Robinson. Ok
Philadelphia.
me meeting was held behind closed
doors. and IL reports be true. It was not
marked by the same harmony that in
times past has characterized the direc-
tors conferences. Various rumors were
anoat as TO what transpired At the meet
ms. but these could not be confirmed
ihey referred TO me retirement Of Presi-
dent Holman at the annual meeting
tomorrow. II his course IN the rate war
was not approved by the stockholders
Anc'ner report Is TO the effect that Vice.
PRESIDENT St. John would retire. In re-
gard to this last rumor. however. It may
DC stated that Mr.. 81. John has contract
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with the Seaboard Air Line which SIN
has several years TO run. and he Is not
likely TO voluntarily surrender position
that pays him $4,000 unless he has some
thing better In sight. lie may. however,
10 Joiccd cut.
President Hoffman issued another cir
cular TO stockholders advising them not
10 sell or give options on their holdings.
stating that the stock was worth much
more than par, and giving what appeared
10 him TO be good reasons for the opin-
ION. Tho directors and some or inc
largest stockholders left for Portsmouth
tonight 10 participate in to-morTow's
meeting. There tho real battle for con-
troll Of the properly will be fought. Both
factions claim 10 be confident Of victory,
and the outcome Of the fight between
President Hoffman and General Gin Is
looked forward to with great interest by
fnancicrs A rumOr was In circulation
this evening that the Portsmouth meeting
may be postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
man EIGHY HINDICiP
aptured by set rast, the Iasorite-1"od
Prouratume az the Aaueduct Track.

PROG rsinme az the Aqueduct Track.
AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, oct. g.
The fall meeting OF the queens County
Jockey Club opened here to-day. The
programme presented was a splendid one
and the grand-stand and lawns We're
packed with enthusiasts. The track was
I'm fairly good condition and fine after
noon sport was INDUCED in. The High
Weight handicap. for all ages, at 1--WE
furlongs. was captured in hollow fashion
by Set Fast. the favorite. Region was
second. two lengths away and Celoso
finished third Summaries:
First race-siX furlongs - Contractor
OoS. Hin. 4 to - first. with Draw Lad
second and Callibee third. Time. lis T.
Second race-mile- Brisk. d02 llirach' 3
TO - first. with Premier second ana
Crimeo third. Time. l:i5 IL.
Third racc-for all ages-high weight
bandicap-dve furlongs-Set East nVS.
Hirsh. If to y first. with Religion sec
ond. and Ccloso third. Time. l;2 l..
Fourth race-mile-Golden Badge, cN.
Powers FIRST. with Ameer second and
Cold Crest third. Time. 1:i6.
Fifth race-six furongs-Ben AL % 10
ID first. with Iii Daddy second and
Friendship third. Time, l:lS.
Sixth race-mile and one-siXteenth-Jet-
ferson. O5. Powers. 6 to 80 first. with Rey
Del Mar second. and Sir Francis third.
Time. 1888 "a. Only three starters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
DELLA FOX >cOREs 4 TRIUurn.
The Little Ir'o or" at the Academy of
Music InteEthlns "a Large Audience.

'"' ''''' - 't AT tbe Academy of
Music LuteTtains Large Audience,
A large and brilliant audience greeted
Miss Della Fox az last nights procuc-
ton OF the Little Trooper" Miss Fox.
as Clairctte DuVal. scored a triumph
sustaining the part of the masquerading
trooper with ali the requisite and neces-
sary spirit and 0iablerie
The series OF complications constituting
the Hight, rolilcking plct. implicated the
h;ar and her support IN a pleasing manner
Harry McDorough. as Lieutenant Glbard.
and Hugh Chilvers. as Captain Emile Du-
val were emincntly successful in their
respective roles
The music, though well rendered. WAS
devoid Of the "cat hing airs. usually ex-
pected by a comic opera audience. the
song "She was a Daisy. Daisy. Daisy"
by Miss Fox. being the only bit Of music
worth remembering.
The operate career OF Miss Fox has
been a brilliant one and. though her mi
tial Performance while a mere child. was
that Of getting "Pinlf3re's" midshipmite
the banefui influence OF the ancient MARI
time OF era seems 20 have spared her.
Tonight Ms Fox presents her ncv
opera "Flucr &c Lis" This IS said 70
be bright and well staged with a plot
Of highly-amusing cntangiements.
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ORIOLES WIN THE THIRD.
THE CHAMPIONS HfyE ONE MORE
TEMPLE-CUP GAME 10 WIN.
The Next Contest to be In Cleveland we'd
nesdny-If "A seventh IL Necessary 1t
VIII Probably be Played in Pitisburg.

BALTIMORE. MD. oct. 1.-THE chancer
for the Temple Cup resting in Baltimore
this winter are very bright. To-day the
third game OF the series with the Cleve-
land team. and the last one TO be played
In Baltimore. went to the home team by
the score Of to 2. The Champions need
but one more game to capture the elusive
flag.
The teams will continue the series in
Cleveland on Wednesday. Friday and Sat
urcay provided. OF course, the Orioles
do not win and thus end the contest
Should seventh game be necessary to
decide the winner. it will most likely be
played in pittsburg
McGraw singled, stole second. and went
10 third on Zimmers poor throw. lie
scored on an outiieid fly. In the eighth
the game was put out OF doubt. the
Champions earning three runs. Score:
r. n. T..
Baltimore .........O 1lOO103O-6 5 2
Cleveland .........O o Of 000 o. 2 ~ 2
Batteries: Honer and Robinson. Cuppy
and thinner.
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Marshall and Haskins Hobson ". Thorp
and Gaines.

Marshall and Haskins Hobson ~. Thorp
and Gaines.
POWHATAN c. H.. VA, oct. 5.-SDe-
cial.-This was court-day. but the attend
ance was small. The day was given no
to politics. and Mcssrs. r. G.. Marshall
skins Hobson PopulisD spoke
for free silver. while the Ite-ubi-ans
were represented by congressman 1horD
ana Mr. William j.. Gaines. Mr.. Mar
shafs speech was of the same Old kind,
and Mr. Hobson urged his hearers 10
stand 10y the silver nominee.
The crowd was about evenly di'idcd IN
So timcnt.
A LITTLE EXCITEMENT
When Captain Gaines referred 10 elcc-
ton frauds IN Virginia. some person g.
The audience interrupted him 10y saying
that the man VINO said that frauds ha-
been 9racticed an elections, WIS liar.
Captain Gaines turned upon him, saying
that he tool the man TO he drunken
hilldozor: that he was a stranger TO him.
but if he could prove himself 10 be a
gentleman and would repeat tho asser-
ton after he Gaines had leit the stand.
satisfaction would be accorded MIN. This
man who had frequently interrupted Mr..
Thorp before, left the audience. and so
missile the most sepere cXcoriation OF
ballot-box frauds ever heard in Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
holp DrsHnrs wArsoN.
The popnlist Campaign Commit &c Is

The Populist Campaign 'omm'' go ne
,rAiate. The Tx-Lcader and His PAPER.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. oct. '.-k' r.
l.cib aud -, C.. Bowman. former fopuh9.
leader. i'm this State. recently announcer
that they had abandoned Watson ana
wouG stump the country for Bryan ana
Sewan and Democratic congressman. Inc
peoplo.s tribune. OF birmingham, follow
cd incm. and hoistcd the Bryan and Sc
wall ticket.
Tee Campaign Committee Of the Peo-
rle s. party for the state had a meeting
81. Caleia to-day. and announced 20 al
rfi-es corcerncd that they repudiated ,i'-
paper MS ;rv longer their organ. charge (
hoi' with iasely betrlving the party.
and hc.nr 'missarios Of the enemy and
WoikHs .-r the election Of the dow7
I4Ht ,a,, q olist Sewall. and recommend
o1 that tcy be deposed from the State
Executive Committee.
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Fifteen Million Wounds # the Weed sold
ina Year.
WINSTON. y. c.. oct. 5.-Spccial.-The
Winston Tobacco Association held its
annual meeting this afternoon. Prcsi-
dent Edmund's report showed the sales
of the leaf on the market for the past
eight years with the amounts paid our
for same with average per pound. For
the last tobacco year. l5-}ls55 pounds
were sold for $1ml. 56l.92. an average or
S6.Ci per hundred. This is AN increase
Of 212iS05 pounds sold during the year
previous. Report of the shipments Of
manufactured tobacco also showed a
gain of 1908 pounds over 1S4-e5. The
number of pounds shipped during 1856
being = al slf03l 1-3. The tax paiG on
this for stamps aggregated S1I.24l.s5 The
association reelected President f.. 9.
Edmunds; Secretary Frank Coleman. and
Treasurer NJ. j.. Stockton. IL was de-
cided TO employ a supervisor of leaf
safes. the man chosen to devote his entire
time to the work.
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James l.. Gordon at charIotre,, ilIe.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. oct s.
Special-Io-day being c0urt-day and
'political-day," an unusually large num-
Der Of people from the rural districts
came TO town TO learn something OF
the political situation.
Al 1890 =. VI. Mr.. James Lindsay Cor
don. of New York. addressed a large and
enthusiastic meeting OF silver men in
the courthouse. while Mr.. K. II. Hub
bard. Of Rockingham. and Edgar Allan.
Jr.. of Richmond. spoke TO an immense
audience of Republicans on the court
green NJ the same hour.
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Sixth Annual Reunion.

The Geographical and Historical So
sietv. OF Richmond College will hold It's
fixth annual reunion IN the Thomas Me-
mortal Hall on Thursday evening, Oc-
ioter l5th. THE address OF the occa-
don will be delivered by Rev. J. VIM.
tones. .. D.. on THE Contribution Of
Virginia 70 American History"
The society u indeed fortunate In e.
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4 Shooting Affair.

John Henry Johnson (colorcO was ar
rested early this morning by Sergeant
Otey and Police Oniccr Hackctt. Of the
First station for shooting Eurleigh
Roberts also colored. twice Ia the legs.
Roberts who does not seem 10 De very
seriously injured. was taken 10 his
home. No ~ north Tweniy-scventh
t.fr..f
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B4SE-BILL nIGNATES MEET.
Secret Session Held and Little Was Given
ont Adjourn To-day.

THT NUl0Ufn IO-UtN.
NEW YORK. oct. 5-The National
Board Of the Professional Baseball
League of America. held a meeting at
the Fifth-Avenue Hotel to-day.
The maenatos remained In session until
7:f5 this evening and then adjourned un-
Ill noon tomorrow. The day was spent I'm
consideration Of the grievances Of the
Western League. No decision was ar
rived at The members Of the Board
would give no particulars. but IL was UNI
dcrstoOd that an effort was being made
10 force the Western League to resign
from the protection Of the National
League. at the instigation of the Min
neapolis and Indianapolis Clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
ME. UiTSON SICh.
Carolina's Democratic Candidate for Gov
crnnr H.. IeNer

FFTIT1I
WINSTON. y. c., oct Especial
Hon. c. B. Watson, Democratic candi-
date for Governor, is confined TO his
home here with a slight attack of fever.
lie came home last Thursday and has not
been able TO do any work since. His
physician says he has four degrees Of
fever tonight. and will not be able to get
out before the latter part of the week, if
then.
The Federal court for this district opens
I'm Greensboro tomorrow. Two car loads
Of mOonshiners and witnesses from
Wilkes and adjoining counties passed
through Winston tonight TO attend
court.
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curing this successful historian to de-
liver the ADDRESS. and II will assuredly
rcap the benefits IN the years work.
The formal opening Of the College VIII
occur tonight ia the College chapel
very interesting programme has been ar
ranged by the director and II Is hopea
that there will be a good attendance from
tho CITY
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IRON rEEDERicKsBURG.
Married in Baltimore speaking at spot
svivanfs C"urfhou-".


evivanf, C"urfhou-c.
FREDERICKsBURf. VA oct. o.
Special AT the parsonage of the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church. in Baltimore by
Rev. Ia. y. Walker. pastor, Miss VI. Lou
Yates. daughter of Mr.. a i. yates. OF
this city. was married TO MI H. a. No"
Erickson. Of New York.
81 spotsylvania Courthouse there " IS
n Joint discussion. J. j. c. DeJarnet,e
.pCke for The Republicans. Colonel VIII
liam r. Rihb. spoke Cor the Bryan am
Sewan Democrats; Colonel PansnoIne'
of New Jersey. spike for the hepubii-
cans. and William 2. BIB closed. The
crowd was q small one Each speaker
vas enthusiastically cheered.
william Damn. the barber convicted
Of house burning. and sentenced 10 inc
state prison for four years. was car
,to1 ~ Richmond Sunday evening 10y
Oeicer Z. T. Powell. Of the peniien-
tfnrtf
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The following was the range Of the
thermometer at The Times office yes
terday:
9 \. NJ. 60: 70 NJ. s.. 3 p. NJ. Sc; p.
~. "a. o r. NJ. IS; midnight 81. Az
arage. &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

There will be a meeting to-day AT y
o'clock of the Ladies Auxiliary Associa-
ton Of the Masonic Home Of Virginia. at
the Home. on the seven Pines road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

There Will be a meeting OF the Board
of Governor of the Richmond l. que of
Wheelmen at NJ. Jackson Guys office
tomorrow evening AZ : o'clock I'M
portant business viii he considered.
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There was a game Of baseball at West
End Park yesterday afternoon between
the teams Of the University College OF
Medicine and the Medical College OF
Virginia. The game was an exceptional
L. good one considering that neither OF
the teams had practiccd. II was oN-
CITING from start 20 finish and was any
body's game until the last man was out
The day was perfect one for base-naii
End the crowd that turned out was very
enthusiastic. The number present dia
not run up I'm the thousands but one
would have judged so from the amount
Of noise they made. a particularly NOISY
crowd OF saw bones. waving the green
and white OF the Medical College OF VIZ
elnia. congrccatod In the grand-s'ana
and made things lively. They seemed
10 think that they owned tho grounds
end were determined 10 win that game
81 yelling would do 70.
When the stock Of the Medical COLLEGE
OF virginia seemed at its lowest IN me
third inning. they cheercd their players
on with
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WIND-S4ORN INSURANCE.


yR<%S%s
The severe storm which visited Rich
mond. September 18th. doing great damage
10 property OF all kinds. shows the necessity
OF INSURANCE cover NJ loss from WIND
STORMS. CYCLONES aud TORNADOES.
Several Of Richmond's property owners
were fortunate enough to hold wind storm
policies IN the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06
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Break them up.
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The University College men put MP
very good game. indeed. but wcre unable
TO win ln the fact q such enthusiasm
After The game was over the men
wearing the green and white marched
down town I'm p body. There must have
been ~ least n hundred Of those meas.
that followed their team four abreast
down Franklin. Grace and Broad streets
yelling MS they went.
II their skill rs doctors comes anywhere
near being equal TO their skill as root
crs fhie win be fortunate community
whom thoy graduate.
Another game will be played during
fair week. r the University College Of
Medicine WINS the tie will DE played OF
later The score.
university Collore...... 1ofoof 90 &C
Medical Collcgo.........-. o . u V-o