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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

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Time Card. Effective June q, 1886.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20
MUSICIANS WOULD AFFILIATE
Overtures Making for Union With the Fed
Grafton of Labor.

indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 1e.-Represen-
tatives from local councils of the Ma.
tional League Of Musicians were in
session in this city today for the pur-
pose of forming an organization which
VIII affiliate with the American Fedora
ton OF Labor. Heretofore this plan has
been opposed by the eastern delegates.
While the western delegates were in
favor Of ii. The meeting here today
was composed largely of the delegates
from western councils. II is proposed
10 form a separate national organization
and it Is thought eventually the whole
league viii join the Federation OF La
Dor although there is some opposition
from the delegates here. Samuel Com
pers, president OF the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, presided. The meet
ing will continue tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20
BRILLIANT WEDDING IN PARIS
Wealthy American Lady Takes Unto Her
self a French Husband.

Paris, Oct. 1e.-Niss Mary Gwendo-
lin Caldwell. founder Of the divinity de
partu.ent OF The Catholic university at
Washington, u. c. vas married today
a. St Josephs church this
city. TO the Marquis des Monstriers-
Merenville. Bishop Spaulding OF Pc
oria, His, the guardian and admins
traitor OF the estate oS Miss Caldwell.
assisted by Fathe- Coooka. offictated-
Principally al nSon the pair entered
the church and occupied seats be-
meath a canopy Of flowers After G
complimentary address. Bishop Spauld
ing performed the marriage ceremony.
which was followed 10y a mass, ceie-
5ra ted By Father DUfori. superior 81 s;
PHILIPPE De R0uie. a friend Of he bride
groom. The music wss sapeTo-
Tae witnesses for the groom were
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CONNECTIONS.

No. 1al. kansas naail-Has reclining
chair cars (seaas free and Pullman
dra Niug room sleeper % Wichita and
E2,,~rton. Kan. Connects al Wichita
ken with A 7. < :. f to- points II
Chsrokee strip and Oklahoma Con-
,,s.-rs AZ Burton, Kan, Win A 7. &
S. F. for points Il kansas
: M iSa' St Louis nnail-Ifas reclining
,,ssr cars seats free) 70 ST Louis snd
Io,,Ii,,a, draw1uS-roon sleeper 90 Nc
-. connects n Pierce City. 40. with
N 2a5 fo- points in Indian Territory va
TsnS.,o. al Monet NTH No ;, the Tex
- rr.i-ad tVss1ibuseG which has -
(l;,f-S caair cars seats treel. Pullman
s-awinC room sisepers 80 Galveston va
80 sr<i Dallas. has dining car Tai
-, = Daras: connects a. Monet wiIh
~ = v,sca connects a. UESon station.
:, T.,ris- wi-h a. lines Tor the cas-.
-o-th and southeast
NJ. Ies- Colorado and California I'm
itas-Has rSciizl7g chair car- seats
free, 20 Burton and A=tACny. kaa.
Pullman buffet drawing room slsepers
Tzlr-f-aa- Kan Th-ouEa Pullman
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MUST SHOW THE DOCUMENT
.Satisfactory Evidence" Hereafter Will
Profit the Return ns Coolie Nothing.

Washington. Oct 1e.-The attorney
general has rendered an opinion TO the
secretary of the treasury upon the ques-
ton OF Chinese certificates. which is
OF interest. Heretofore registered Chi
nasa Iaborers Who for any reason may
have left this country without obtain
ing a certificate from the collector at
the port of departure. have been al
lowed 70 return 10 this country upon
submission OF evidence sufficient 10
satisfy the collector Of their identity
as returning registered laborers. The
attorney general holds that the statnte
requires such laborers actually 20 OBJ
tain the certificates before departure
from this country and that failing 10
do SO they should be refused admission
upon their return. He also holds that
the registration certificates. taIement IS
and other papers which are required
from Chinese iaborers before issuance
OF the certificates upon which they may
return 70 this country. shall be depos-
lied by the Chinese laborer with the
collectors a. ports from which they
leave this country. and not, as has been
the practice heretofore. with The Gus
toms officers at places where the Ehinesa
resided in this country. which officers
have forwarded the papers 10 the col
lscto-s al the port of exit.
The secrJaTy q the treasury has IS
sued q circular letter OF instructions
20 collectors % customs informing them
OF The pUrport OF the opinion above
referred 10 and directing them II con-
firm their action hereafter thereto.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20
STREET RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
Annual Convention, and Exhibit OF kailWa!
Appliances in ST. Louis.


St Louis, Oct. 19.-The fifteenth an
nuaQ convention Of the American Street
Railway associate viii be held in ST.
Louis this week, beginning tomorrow.
The indications are that the convention
VIII be attended by at least 1000 dele
gates and supply men. Arrivals began
as early as Sunday night, when a Wa
hash train brought in a party Of seven
ty-five, including the president Of the
association, H NJ. Littell of Brook
Ign. The Southern hotel has been Sc.
lected as headquarters for the dele
gates.
The display OF street railway applian-
ces now on exhibition at the Auditorium
is the most complete of any similar dis
play ever before collected. The ar.i-
Giles vary in size from the big vestibuie
street car TO TIE smallest bit Of brass
Or steel used in the construction OF an
electric motor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20

Counts Heprig and Pierre Des Mon
StrierS ?Merfnville and the brides WIT
nesses were Mr.. John Carter and Bish-
op Spaulding
Among the guests present were the
Duke and Duchess Of de Doudeauviile,
the Marquis and Marquise de Dime
court, the Count de Turenne and the
Marquis de yigne.
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VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.

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JOINT TRAFFIC vs. CLOVER LEAF
Boycott of the Latter by the Former May
be to Settle in Court.

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 19-It Is
stated here that Judges Kicks and
Woods OF the United States circuit
court Will take action on the boycott in
stituted by the Joint Traffic association
against the Clover Leaf line II the mat
ter is presented to them and that IT VIII
lie presented if It is seen that the bust
r7ess OF the Clover Leaf IS injured by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20

Washington, Oct 19.-In the supreme
,oalrt today number Of motions TO re-
assign cases were granted, among them
being the United States against Joseph
Dunlop of Chicago, which was set TOT
The second Monday in December. DUN
lop is a newspaper proprietor VINO was
convicted of sending obscene maller
through the mails and has appeared 10
The supreme court.
Justice Peckham announcer the ue-
.isfon of the court in the case OF tho
Bear Lake and River Waterworks anu
trrtgotion company vs.. the JARVIS
Couklin Mortgage Trust company al
6rrn4ne the decision of the supreme
court of the territory Of Utah in favor
nf the first named company
A motion was made by counsel for
The plaintiff TO dIIni5s or affirm the de-
sfsion in the case OF Harriet Monroe
against the New York World, involving
me publication Of the Worlds fair ode
py the New York World previous TO its
reading at Chicago.
Sixteen cases involving the constitu-
tionality Of the Ohio. Indiana and Ken
lucky state laws taxing railroads, tele-
graphs, telephones and bridges were
set for hearing on the first Monday in
December.
Justice White OF the United States
supremen court has appointed 5. Moore,
assistant United States district attorney
for the middle district of Alabama, to
be acting district attorney IN place Of
Mr.. Clayton of Alabama, removed by
Attorney General Harmon last week
The appointmentiasts until the presi-
dent fills the place by a regular ap-
rxpir1 frfJa-7r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20
The
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Medium.
THE WICHITA WEEKLY EAGLE

Established in 1872 and for twenty-four
years has stood at the head OF all Week
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dc they read IL? Simply because they
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II has more columns of live reading
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City win
out change. Also sleepers on ali night
trains to Fort Worth. Houston, San An
tonic and New Orleans. Wichita sleeper
for Kansas City on 1850 p. m. train Will De
open Tor occupancy at p. M. and sleeping
car passengers arriving at 5:2o a. m. can
remain in sleeper until a. m. tickets
sold and baggage checked TO an points
north, south east and west. steamship
tickets sold to all European points at low-
est rates Passenger station corner Doug
las and Meade avenues. Telephone 80
HAL S. RAY, d. Z. A.
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Two THOUSAND MINERS OUT
Operators In the Vicinity OF Spring field
IlI<OfYer to Arbitrate

Springfield. H.. oct. 1s.-The 1000
miners employed at the twenty-five
mines IN this county went out on
strike this morning for an advance in
wages They demand % to 31is cents
per ton. gross weight. for mining coal
The operators hold that they cannot
pay il, but VIII arbitrate.
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ONE FARE ROUND TRIP TO LEAV-
WORTH
For the annual meeting l. o. o. F.
the Great Rock Island viii sell round
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Is. inclusive, for one fare Take the
best line. HAL s. RAY, D. P. A.
Wichita.
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To CuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If II
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GOING NoRTH AND FAST.
No Q Kansas City. st. Louis
and Chicago limited daily
No Q Colorado Springs. Den
yer andPacihc coast daily
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GOING SOUTH AND WEST
No ! Fort Worth. Dallas,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20
SET FOR DECEMBER
CASE OF JOSEPH DUNLOP IN THE
SUPREME COURT.

Re-assIened and Set for Hearing-ou the
Second Monday in December, Dunlop
Convicted in Illinois for sending OBJ
scene Matter Through the Maiis-Ctah
Case Against the Jarvis-Conkiin Com
pany Decided for the Plaintin-Harrie'
Mouroe's Worlds Fair Ode Comes Up
Taxstiou Cases.
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the printing department. b.ndery, SUD
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Kansas or Oklahoma RECEIVING the coIn'
plete Associated Press report.
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j. Frost In the Cottonheid..

Greenville. Miss. Oct. 19.-Frost fell
yesterday morning sufficient 70 ksll the
TOP leaves o. cotton. A. 10 O'Clock The
fields looked as il they had been scorch-
ed This stops the crop absolutely
IL this section.
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THE TAIL NAN (sngrilyl-"rn get even
with yen, sir The Short Man feasiiyl-
''NoU viii have 10 get down on your knees
TO DO 1T
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vICfIr-A AND WESTERN
TRAISS

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway.
Time table effective Sept. Is, 1895.
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5 Arrive Leave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
HORSES SOLD AT AUCTION.
THE HURDLER KENsINGToN BRINGS s9oo--C. OF
WEE ISELIN's FOUR-IN- IAND.

THE HURDLER KENsINGToN BRINGS s9oo--C. OIL
YER ISELIN's FOUR-IN HAND.
The noted hurdler Kensington among the
horses sold yesterday by W. D Grand al the Ameri
can Horse Exchange. Kcnsngton made great
record at the National Horse Show in 1888 jumping
thrty-seven fences in all without touching rail.
He won first prize as a middeweighi hunter and
again carried off the blue rosette in the class for
high jumpers. beating such well-known performers
as Ladybrd Merry Boy. oxford and Escape. \
number OF horse fancers wanted the boodlke
chestnut gelding yesterday but he fell TO the bid
Of Miss Kate Forbes of Durland's Riding Academy,
at 5000
Iseln among the offerings. Colonel William
Goddard bought the leaders. a well-matched and
stylish pair of browns, for 1915. The wheelers. a
CCwden for $3.50. a big bay saddle horse from
Mr. lselins stable fetched only S65. l.. Ellis paid
$3.50 for brougham in the same consignment. Some
of the best sales follow:
Kensng.on Oh. e.. 1913 hands years. by Lord
Derby, dam by Judge Curtis; Miss Kate Forbes
pachess en- M il hands q years and Romano: S'''
On. g. 10 hands years; 7. +. O'Connor. New
Gray geding 1873 hands years and en- x l53
hands years; James Jourlan. BROOKLYN ....... 40
Ruhle ch &. lG1 HANDS years and MC(irecor Cd
g. l6 hands, years; Henemann Bros. New York 4SJ
Pair black mares. 1872 hands. years. J. Rothschid.
Pair brown eeldngs. 1913 hands. years: Winthrop
cowden. New-York ................. 40
Brown gelding and mare. 1873 hands years Colonel
William Goddard. NewYork. ................... 80
Black geliing and chestnut mare Isl hands years;
Heinemann Bros. New-York Observation-Disclosures. 4s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
yopr LtrRELS FOR Z. G. MURPHY.
yr AND GEORGE WORK DEFEAT j. X. PALMER
AND H. YALE DOI.AN IN THE PIGEoN-SHOoT
40 BABYLON. LONG ISLAND

us AND GEORGE WORK DEFEAT j. X. PALMER
AND H. YALE DoLAN IN THE PIGEoN-sHooT
~ BABYLON. LONG ISLAND.
rscar G. Murphy, The weil-known clubman. who
,ontlv won the title Of amateur champion pigeon
no, al Iarchmont gained new laurels yesterday
~ and George Work defeated j. X. Palmer and
:, vale Dolan IN a great match at Babylon, Long
,.,ord The match shot on the grounds of the
Westminster Kennel Club. Each man shot at 100
,,,s o. wards rise and 20 yards boundary John s.
.roev acted as referee. The match the outcome
=, ,he recent I.archmont shoot. The day was a
fine one for the sport There was little air stirring
and that little in favor of The birds. blowing Iii
aecty from IN traps. The birds were fine lot.
,6c Westminster Kennel Club birds always are.
The, were swift and strong of wing. ana OF
hem belonged 20 the dub squad varieties.
'"1,h e shooters IN yesterdays match are too well
known to need describlnS. rainier won the anna
,eur championship at Larchmont last year. and is
what is Rrown in the pigeon shooting world as
comet. Dolan is also another famous shot: lie Is
q Young man and is one OF the cracks of the
Riverton Gun club Although he halls from Phila-
Tho shooting IN yesteIdayS match began soon
grassed their first birds but Murphy missed his.
and declared that it was GOOD omen. He then set
fled down To work ana did great execution. Work s
first miss was in the sixth round and Palmer's IN
Tho fourteenth round. Doan ana Palmer led up to
hc 'went rGur5a Tognc Dat t tiSd tqmcr Lost
tartar In the following round. which hc also missed
and Murphy and Work then forged ahead Roth OF
round and the Palmer-Dolan combination was
again IN the lead UN one blrd murphy. rainier ana
Doan all missed their thlrty-ffth birds. and the
score was again tied.
At the end of the hfteth round. when half the
match had been shot, Work and Murphy LED by
four birds They had each killed forty-iwo birds
and missed eight. Palmer had killed forty-one and
lost nine. and Dolan had killed thirty nine and lost
eleven The young team, Palmer and Doan. braced
up considerably in the last half Of the match. and
Palmer especially did some great work THE way
that young shoots" exclaimed Edgar Murphy:
makes the cold shivcrs run down my back
Palmer and Dolan gained three birds on their or
porcnts in the last half of the match but could not
quite get up ana lost the match by one bird. II
was a close squeak for Murphy, and Work and
Murphy declared that they would have certainly
lost the match II he had not hypnotizcd his part
nor's birds.
en-,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARMS WANTED for my early catalogue
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. at sacrifice. a tract of -
acres within the city Of Buffalo. having
frontage on paved street. with electric cars.
natural gas. water. etc: an opportunity
for safe Investment with prospect for quick
returns. Address JAMES SAVAGE. Cole
man House.