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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
HAD A LIVELY TIME
CAMP MEETING WAS TRULY EXCIT-
ING YESTERDAY.

stranger Enters the Ranks whom the Man
agement Designate a Come Outer"
and Becomes UnruIy-His Friends are
Asked to Take Care of Him, but Nome
Appear and He Is Taken on into the
Woods to Cool On-Mznagenent Come
Down Roushs on -Coue outers"-
Program for To-day.
There was a lively scene az the camp
grounds yesterday afternoon, and one
person became so enthused that the
management had to call upon the mans
friends TO take care OF him He was
an acrobat Of the improved style. The
man was a stranger and finally he had
10 be taken out into the woods 10 coolof.
The management say he belongs 10 a
class known as the Come Cutters" and
the association has drawn the reigns
pretty tight upon this class OF people.
The interest is growing and all pro-
nounce the attendance much larger than
ar any former meeting al this stage OF
the session.
Evangelist Joseph Smith sent the
following TO the Eagle Office last night
which he desired published:
The campmeeting at Riverside Is
progressing with growing interest and
success. The meeting, the leaders re-
port, IS al higher pitch OF success and
interest as well as of attendance. than
ever before at this stage OF the meeting.
No wild fire or come-outism will be
permitted at this camp, as was dem
onstrated by the firm and effactual re-
Duke administered in the services yes
terday 10 few who had come from a
distance that seemed bent upon precip-
itating anarchy and fanatcism upon the
meeting.
THE services today viii begin at s
g. m. and continue until or 10 at night
The preachers OF the day VIII be Rev.
Irwin at 10, Rev. Rogers at 2:30 and
Evangelist Joseph Smith at 1880. One
Of the new features Of the meeting and
one which Is attracting the attention OF
the preachers, is the evangelist's insti-
tute for Christian workers every day at
O'Clock conducted by Joseph Smith"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
MUsIc AND DRAHA.

The Variety show vi = gwen a. the
Crawford Grand On June sth and Sat-
urday uatinze Be sure and cone III
day night; TIE Esx sZ19e VII b. crrn-
pleted -~Trilby~ and Little BlIi.s' ars
very Sne ard O. their para without
criticism '70rpheisa" IS presented - 10
Wallace IN artistic style and costume
Nellie q HszGson pays Ire part q
'-LSsTtss~ n costume and her gsnlolls1
work can hardly - surpassed Ba
sare and get The oene-ts O. al TIE arts
tie features OF the evening Tickets on
sale az So Wednesday az Nosszc5eTs
-Adnisssson 10. . ard - cs1tk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
MEMORIAL DAY Ar CoLwIcH
Union Township People Pay Tribute to
Their Dead Heroes

A letter from Colwich says:
Decoration Day was properly observ-
ed here. The procession formed at 10 a.
m and went to the grave yard. At p.
m. the /. o. o. F. hall was filed 10
overlooking. 10 listen 10 Wholesouled.
honest John Davis. No one who knows
hims doubts for a moment that the
many eloquent tributes he paid TO the
old soldiers could come from the heart
OF as patriotic a man as there Is I'm the
world. Hancock post here IS in a -four
ishing condition Long may they -four
ish and live 10 meet and do honor 20
their dead comrades.
Regular meeting OF Garfield post No.
% this evening. J. NJ Minick. p. c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02

The iron grasp OF scrofula has no
mercy upon its victims. This demon
Of the blood is often not satisfied with
causing dreadful sores, but racks the
body with the pains of rheumatism
until Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
"Nearly four years ago became az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
TRYING THE CASE
DIR. PARIS DAMAGE SUIT Is NOW
GOING ON.

City Attorneys Claim That the Doctor is
Shsmming Manifestations TURKEY
Caught aim stepping Lively With His
Clutches at "Carry Arms'-How He
Secured an Accident Policy n Short
Place-Doctor's Testimony Met With a
Case of sham Heretofore Paid For.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08
GelO leidt ueroieat.

Srsenb ein einisermaBen begabter
Menf6 tonn BON $500 bis $500 per
@ode berbienen, burd ben gertauf
nnIerer 3meiieitigen 6 Quabrat GuB
groBen 8arteu Der Ser. @taateu
uab Der ganseu @rbe. Su 3u0lf Gars
ben. 9ieie Rarte IN 10 uor3hslid ber.
gehellt. baB He fd Obne Mabs bertauft.
Srgenb Semanb taun bamit $15 90 Der.
bieneu, mdbrenb erfabrene 8erfdufer es
oft biS auf $4,000 bic Wede bringen.
Wan ienbe $3.50 fiir probe unb Sebins
sungen. 3errain. .Nnredt mirb soran'
tirt. Ranb, NeNaIlp& 60.
100 bis 174 NbamS ST., Chicago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

frii9e 2uft 70 ipunoerbar benabnl.
Damn sing er aber febr enerstld
oabin unS gelanste na9 eiuisen Ren'
fontreS auf Der Strabe, in benen er ben
Betreffenben iebesmal bieielbe Bers
fideruns ipie benz 8irtb gum abi9ieo
CAB, iuorauf bieie i'm ladenb fpeiter.
5ieben lieben, tla6 benz 2ofal, mo- Der
@eperbeperein feine situnsen bielt.
St mullte In ben @aal seben, mo-
Der 8erein taste, aber baS lpurbe linn
oils Ni6tmitslieb perpeisert, trot ieis
tter Segitiination als ,ebrli1er 4rbets
ter" 60 mu6te er fi9 banit begnii.
gen, in einem 8orsimmer Plas su nebs
men unb auf ben S6luB gu luarten.
Gin @loS 9ier, bas er iid beitellte,
purSe ibm crit na9 elmer ,09ernben
Wiuiteruns uerabreiht-er trauf aud
gar ni1t Sapon, ipobl in Der i6pa6en
GrfenntniB, baB er ii,ebr ais senug
oauon bereits senofien babe. Gnbli6
ipurSen brinnen bic Stiible seriidt, bic
Sisung mar su Gnbe un6 gruppen,
ipei8 famen bic Serren aus benz Saale.
albert 6ranf bate ii6 erboben unb
paBte auf; baB er babel NIT ieinen
penoelnoen 8emeeungen bic Seiterteit
einiger Soriibergebenben erreste,
itimmte i'm nift persniigter, tpenns
slei9 er ni6t fuubte, ipas bic 2eute an
ibm ld6erli9 fanben. CT bdtte 5ie sur
8ebe 9eitellt, uenn er nidt @i9tiseres
in'S &u9e gu nebmen sebabt bdtte.
Gnoli6 fam Der Ooftor Difiet In
Be9leitung mebrerer anberer Serren
berauS, nit benen er iid in lebbafter
llnterboltuns befanb. Der junge Mert>
fiibrer itedte bic Sanb In bic Gaide
uno trat ON bic @ruppe beran.
ste iinb Der Doftor Diiffef?4
tra9te er obne Geremonie ben Netrefs
fenoen.
Der Dottor iob i'm lddelnb an unb
au9 feline 8e9leiter ,eisten Elm bette,
res @eii6t.
.Sn Der Chat, gersbrteiter, f" ant.
iuortete er lei9t.
rCS9on go lpuBte es, aber i'd
muBte gang fider 9eben. Gle balten
fid fir einen buman eefinnten Mann?"
yG8 tdme mir mebr baraui an, oaB
mid aubere bafiir bielten,@ entsesnete
Der Doftor belulti9t.
rDaB slnOere Gle bafiir bielten-ja,
eas CLAUDE id, barauf fon,mt es Sbnen
an iaste albert 6ranf b5bnifd,
pbenn freili6. mas gle felbit BON iid
lu oenfen baben, bas werben Sie am
beften miiieu.
vWlein 0ieber" entaesnete Der DOt'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08
9ie beibASeit

Usottu 0as Gone Star Bier TIT friit5 uno out,
9as Zone etar Ster I5fdst iese@latb
9a saaft man fidb, nit bel @eidret,
gSubl utm bic 1plttif,
0ar ntaudber remit NIT Der Yartei,
0mrcs 9iinn uub aud ourd3 Did.
Sd,uesuu t5utS ba, Sreihanbel bier
Sier ,.eilber I" nno Sob M ba,
60 flinBt 60 t,nmer fiir mmb iEr,
Mti pnifab nno @arrab.
ltno babei ftrablt barbariid, beiR,
4erab Der gDnme @lntb,
Sin SeOer ia9t mad, alter Weti'
"9te utetnt'S NAL tuieoer 8mt!"
0pd, 1T ein Pamft. sa siebts fir,uabr]
9em fieinften Gtreit and mie,
Gs berritbt bieimebr bort immeroar,
Ste pollfte 9armorie.
Sac lit Sie ssrase, ipaS naan tbnf,
Sn oieier beikeu 3ett,
3u l1idben ieoe Mrt bon @latb,
Eei'e gDnnembranb, iei'S Streit.
Gtnttimmtg Iaatet oa Der 3atb,
-llnN er TIT gut uno tuabr-
@eb' bin. meiu SObu. trtnf friib u. ipat
9aS Bier, Henauut ]: sLone Start!
9as tiibltunb ft1rft unb rnad3t bid frpb
Vertreibt bic Sale Dir,
8ur5: Sm Der Gtabt Der Mlamp
0retff Seoer DtefeS 8ter!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

tor peiter sebenb, lid liebe 3mar einen
SderS aber Der Sbre sefdllt mir
nt1t."
n@laub's idon, Du g6urfe, Du
8erfiibrer, Du 2unp! Sier rltmm bas
-bas babe i'd Dir 3useba9t!4
Ote 0anb, bic er tu1mer in Der
9aide 9ebalten, mar nit einem offeuen
Wleiier beraussefabren, unb bamit
fiibrte er einen Sti9 nod bes Doftors
gruit-aber biefer ipar nod 3eitis ee>
mug BON eitem ieiuer 8egleiter bei
Seite geriiien luoroen ilnb anber einem
God i'm llebersieber sins bos attentat
obne i6limmen aus9ang ab. ;3pei
aellner parfen fid auf gilbert unb
bielten ibn feit, er madte aber gar
feinen 8eriud, gu entflieben.
vOu Sump, Ou 8erfiibrer!"
tuiridte er nur no9mals. rOu bait
mid tim mein 2ebenssliid sebradt-
nun foinmit Du bod nod bell baoon.
psaiien sic i'm laufen!" iaste Der
Doftor gu ben 9ellnern. .Gr lit ia
offenbar nidt surednunssfdbis.4
3nfallis mar aud 9lei6 Elm Poli,iit
5ur Sanb, Der in einem anberen Raum
seienen bate; bieiem mar Der Norfall
bereits mitsetbeilt ober er bate i'm
ielbit NIT ansefeben. @r le9te feline
9anb auf ben 9lttentdter.
(SortiesunS fpIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08
Grlamgu,
NNattbies 8rnthers,

6Isiider, sos gGlt Soufion StraBe,
2ieferu bas uorshsIi6He &inbz, Sdaf.
unb S6neinef feii6. g peaiaIitdt.
Suages 8albfleif d. aae Sor'
ten BON Wurft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

WerRspfuns neruriaSt bts 1aIfts bss
Grauenfrantbeiten. aarl's GIsnes
Mont 3bee ID Elm sutes NttteI sesen
Verfopfuas. Gum DerIauf BET Raj
tsper 6 66udarb. Sames Glapiu. Z.
!. epeaefp. r. Gobn & Co., y. Steia,
6entraI Drug @tere, Z. e&nstte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

SearPs gIober Root 3bes reiaist bas
8lut unb giebt cine reiue fd6ne Garbe.
3um Yertauf bel aalteper & 5@u'
6aro, Sames @Iapin, 3. s. Spellefp,
R. Gobn & Co., g. Stein, 6eillral
Hruo Stpre, U. 56meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08
COLD STORAGE MARK1

@de Souiion. uub SoIsbob' straBe.
aae SOrten G!eiid in better Quo,
litdt bireft aus benz Refrigerator.
Sps3ialitdt: Before Wurf.Serten
esrdu6erte 3unsen, &au6feii6 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

Sn einem 1oipital in Dan3ig be-
fia6et ii4 elm patient in 8ebanblung,
oeRen &rantbeit als aiaiiide gbolera
feifgefellt purbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08
9eatf6e 8ebaasIame.

5euttDe 8eb6uoIun1.
Sas Sebdnoe, eigeus fur ben 8,pe6 beraeteut hat
prnBe 6aumidlfetten, nelfe nit ben moberniten Bers
penerungen oerieben nh, unb bietet oaburf benz Bds
ttenten Gnnebmlifetten unb Bortbele, ipelfe er Ia
tnten nidlt fin6en tuirb. o'''''
Die 9r5Bte 8raris unb bas poItdnbtaife Snifttut ia
ben Der. ct. aein 3iuetes Sntitnt ber NeIf hof 10
niele ipnnoernoue pelnnaen 5n ber3ei&nen GaHeIbe
1T bon Ger5ten geletet, bic 25sidhriae Wrrots unS
Selpital=Grfabrurg In Mmerifa uib Gurpba beiikem
Spe5tele Mbthetlungen fur ipeaieNe ffranE6eifen
Srt9Halmetbooen fur 8ehonblung TN 6auie. 0jroseS
eaboratoriun, pe9etabtliide SeiImitt aBir furiren
inter potioer @arantte ale roniid,en uub pera,ueI
Ielfen Hnn9er=. 6als<, Gbren=, Raiefz Woaens, Ges
edrnr, aeber=. SerS, Rieren=, 8ajeu Graiieil. @es
hrn= Werpen= Saut. BIut. @riDat uit6 @eid,Isd,ts.
gebanbIuns fur S4ptnbludt Roforrb. Tbipepfie'
&benmatismus. Rrets. BanSfpurm, SemorrfoiSess
unb Jauiudt.
Yripat. NIB @ei6leftss Rranfheiten.
gerlorene Wannesfraft, SamenftuB, Somenidudde
fp1cn ugenolider unbeiDnnenheifeu ,inb oeldfsThts
tdler ausfhpeifun9en, RernenIdm6d1e Weriieren 6ss
WeoadtntfieS uno Der Gnergie Smpotena uiiu id5nel
nno betoeno ae9ett onr9 ME fehiblaaenbe CriainaE
9epanolnu9. Syphilis, Strictur unb Geldlled1tss
Granibeiten Ieoer Art, Derben in ber trse ni5ader
gen fnb. Riebrise @ebihren unb gorreippnSen,
itren9 pertraulid. StuH6en bon tlhr gloroeus bR
sllbr abenos; an Sonns unb fseertaaen. biS i2 hr
SRprgens. AuStudrtiae wattenfeu mtt uufehE
0arem GrfoIae bvieTid bebanbeIt iluteriud1,ines.
formmlar urb "Tie SduBiuebren bes Qebens ~
5citcrl ioerbcr frei Sugeid)fdt W6refIirt "
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
S@e gsaoiIcH amo Grie e.. 1eIees. d.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

Yertrei6ett
Sie bic &rantbeit burd rs4t,sitis.n
@ebraud BON Tutt's Qebsrpiasn, Elm
altss uub bewdbrtss Ssilmittel, bas nit
isoem Gage pOpuldrsr mirb. Gs turirt
isbsr osit
eopf(dmepsn.
lauren Wassn, Walaria, 0erbauunss.
bsi4mer6sn, TRACE 2ebertbatistsit. 8srs
fiopfuns unb alle 8ranibeiten bsr Sale.
9ntt's 2eber Vtuet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

Goplep's Re8ifter, No. 90 Mlamu
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten aIten
@biSfep, bic befen gemii1ten 8e.
trdnte, feline Weine nnb ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiide Gigarren
uab tets frif6es Bier. Der @i9entbt,
mer. Soc @oolep, berffrbt iein @ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08
Commentaries.

5ourihers8iaette mad 5ommerGilfs
entbaltsorten i'm Often unb Rorbeu
peroen iebt gum 9ertaufe ousgeboten.
Wegeu Ndberem menbe mon fi& ou
ben acknowledgement Ngenten. 3ouYi.
ftensSiIetie fiir bic 3. & o. 0. .8obu
au be3ieben bur9
8. s. priee. u. 9. 9. t..
paleitine. Seras.
Gin fetn safamrsen gebramtee
9em 0eutihen tpObl bertraRtee.
Ser5 unS Wasen beIebenbes,
9ie ginne frOb erbebenOeS,
3atcniammcr nertreibembes,
Sn alien Gbren blsibemoee,
gtarfenSes, ebleS, etttaiideneee,
Vrideluoes, 9nteS, erani6enbee
@etrdnf TIT baS &pne Gtar Sah.
uno sslafdleubiet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-08

8auienbe bon Hbeumatismus Jdls
len finb bur6 elmer nnS Mmeno's
Hesept 0fo. 1881, gebeilt porben.
9lne 2eibenben iollten cine Glai6e ba.
bon periuden.
s. 50. prefinn s. Co.,
8alDeiton, 9eras
Evening star., 1896-03-24
a PHILADELPHIA SENSATION.
Arrest of n Wealthy Coal Operator OF
SuSniciOn.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 24.-Samuel
p. Langden, wealthy coal operator, was
arrested today on suspicion Of having been
implicated in the death of Annie McGrath,
who was found lying dead on her bed in
the house 2926 Girard avenue last night.
Langden is fifty-four years old, and the
girl was eighteen. Although he has a resi-
dence at 800 Powelton avenue, he and
the girl had been living in the Girard ave-
nne house for about a month. The only
other occupant was a colored servant
The couple were known to the neighbors
under the names of McGrath, Mcdonald
and Langden. The impression was that
they were man and wife. Langden had
been in the girls room nearly all day yes
terday and took dinner alone at 5 O'Clock
After the meal he went out and did not re-
turn.
The body was discovered by the servant
at o'clock today. There were no marks
of violence on it. but the physicians say she
had been dead twenty-four hours. One
hand was clasping a handkerchief to the
breast, and wet towel lay over the fore
head and eyes
Suspicion PORTED to the SUPPOSED hus-
band, and he was arrested today The dead
woman Is described as having been very
pretty.
Miss McGrath was the daughter of a
Eell-known business man.
LaEgden is well known in financial cir
cles. He occupies costly srite of offices
IN the Drexel building, employs a large
icrce of clerks, and is rcputcd 10 be one OF
the wealthiest coal operators In the state
He is also financially Interested in a num-
Der Of southern railroads.
Evening star., 1896-03-24
DIVISION RAIDS.
Possibilities Regarding Steps i'm the
Gilmore Cnse.

Possibilities Regarding Steps i'm the
Gilmore Case.
1t Is more than likely that NJ eff ort will
he made to obtain a new trial in the case
Of willie Gilmore, convicted Of keeping
a disreputable house in the Division" but
that the case will be submitted to Judge
Miller for sentence. No formal application
for q new trial has been filed, and should
this not be done tomorrow, ProsecutI
Attorney Mullowny will ask that sentence
be imposed. In this event the whole re-
sponstbtlit! Is to be thrown upon the court
The government will make no recommen-
dation whatever, SO 1T is stated, and Judge
Miller will have nothing before him to
show whether or not the raid was made as
the beginning of a move to break up the
places of vice I'm the Division"
1t was stated this afternoon that LAWYER
johnson, counsel for the Gilmore woman
Is anxious to submit the case to the court
for the imposition of a fine or suspension
OF sentence, with the understanding that
his client is to leave the division" and
quit the business. 1t is a case of anything
to keep out of jail.
But Judge Miller will make no promises
In the matter, so that until sentence is
actually imposed counsel will not know of
the courts intention.
1t is possible that the judge will call upon
the authorities in. court before he passes
sentence for some Information as to the
reason for the raid and what is their in
tentfon In the matter of raiding these
places.
Should no motion for a new trial be filed
tomorrow, the case may come up for SEN
tence Thursday or Friday.
The cases OF Lottie Tillford and Grace
Ferguson will be called next Tuesday
Evening star., 1896-03-24
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call-1o o'c,ock m.-washinston
at -. :. at ~ as at - tinted States $ Electric %
% i5 at a is. NM Tondps ss - S Al 10 lS Ss
at $. After cali-Washinston Gas, 80 AZ.
10s+4 asked Y. $. Is, coupon. llo. bid, iii asked
Y. $. Is, 1925, 1l61a bid, ll7l4 asked. L. 5. 5s
1904: Si:, H. lls7a bid , 1lss. asked; , 10 - r.,
los bid. so-yeaL Fund god Gs, los bid. water
sa9e sency s is s. m iG bid p FUND.- hid wa5eT
l0s hid.
Miscellaneous Bonds.--Metropolitan Railroad ss
asked. lexington Railroad ee. 90 bid, ioi asked
asked: Washington Gas COMPANY ser b. Is, iiols
Gs. & 100 bid. ias asked United state~ % Eeetric SIf
Light conv. 5s, lis bid. Chesapeake and Potomac
and Trust 5s, F. and A., 100 bid. lO5 asked. Amer
lean Security and Trust S. A; and o.. 100 bid Ioa
bid Washington Market Company imp. 6s los
bid Washington Market Company exten. 6s. los
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. $50
bid $40 asked. central. 275 bid Farmers and
Mechanics. $50 bid, 1875 asked. Second, 1880 hid.
ss s ASKED ASKED Gapa 7 = ba wess End To- %
Ilo n a.; asked d. Traders g bid, 100 asked Lincoln.
Safe Deposit and Trust empanies.-Sational Safe
Deposit and ,s Trust l25 asked: washingien Loan Loan
and Trust. 122 asked. American Security and
Trust, 145 bid 149 asked Washington Safe De
posit. 90 bid. - t4trs rsN5
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction Company. 6S1l
bid. Metropolitan, ll2 bid, ll4 asked. Columbia,
IS bid. Belt, 80 asked lexington. Is bid 80
Gas and Electric Light stock..-washington Gas
413. bid, 42H asked. United States Electric
Light, 'll6& bid, III asked.
| IS bid. Metropolitan 20 bid. so asked. Corcoran.
50 bid. Potomac, 6e bid. Arlington. lao bid.
IL asked. Columbia, 12l4 bid, 1875 asked Riggs,
79s bid, 81 asked. Peoples, 81 bid. Lincoln, ~
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title. 1o5
bid 110 asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, IA asked.
District Title. bid.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvana 3s bid, so asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac. so bid, So asked. Ameri-
can tsraphophone, bid, 10 asked. Pneumatic
Gun Orriase, % bid. % asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Merganthale Linotype
(new), s115h bid lis asked LAnston Afonotype.
I hid 81 asked, washington Market, 18 bid.
Great Falls Ice, 10 bid. 100 asked Lincoln Hall.
30 asked.
sEx- div.
Evening star., 1896-03-24
MIGHT RUN FOR CONGRESS.
Possible Candidates in the Fifth and
Sixth Maryland Districts.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, March 2i.-Aspirants
for the republican congressional nominal
ton from the sixth district have been crop
ping up with considerable frequency of
late. and if all retain their present effer-
yescence & warm campaign may be antici-
pated. -
Among those who have recently announc-
ed their candidacy Is Col Chas. F. Markell,
delegate, of Frederick. and chairman of
the house con.mittee on elections.
Another candidate is Mr. Benjamin A.
Richmond of Cumberland
Senator Jas. A Sloan of Allegany, cousin
OF Judge David Sloan, and one of MIR.
Weilington'5 warmest supporters, is also
mentioned as a probable candidate.
The situation in the district is likely to
equal in interest that expected in the fifth.
MIR. Wilbur f. Petherbridge of Annapolis
present superintendent of public buildings.
ard ex-regiSter of wills, has announced his
candidacy for the congressional nomination
from the fifth district. Mr.. Petherbridge
has long contested for his party leadership
in Anne Arundel with Dr. Washington
u. Tuck, who is also in the field 1t is re-
ported that his candidacy is in the inter-
ests of Senator Writ Randall.
Mr. john c. Rose. attorney for the Re
form League, and a resident of the thir-
teenth district of Baltimore county, is also
mentioned as a probable candidate for the
congressional nomination. 1t is an open
secret that Mr.. Rose has been ambitious to
go to Congress for some years.
Senator Washington Wilkinson of ST.
MaryS is also suspected of having congress
slonal ambitions and, although he is not an
avowed candidate, he admits that it is pos
sible that he may enter the field. Senator
Wilkinson Is anxious to be sent to the ST.
Louis convention, and in speaking of the
states representation there, said to The
Star correspondent: Il shall strongly advo-
cate the continuance of Mr.. Gary's leader
ship of the Maryland delegation. / also
favor Mr.. WelifngtQn's election as a dele
gate-at-larSe."
Evening star., 1896-03-24
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