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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
GLAD HE WENT WEST
Joseph RatcI Speaks G"od Word for the
Kelley Cure.

Editors Trfbune---1 have just passed
through the principal event OF my life.
For the past four weeks have been at
the Kansas City. Kansas. Kelley Insti-
tute for she disease OF tobacco and
LIQUOR. When went 70 the Institute
my heart was in such a condition that /
was afraid 20 attempt 10 be cured. hut
Dr. James Y. Simpson. the physician Ia
charge, told me there was no danger
Ne was correct, for today ] feel better
than have felt FOR years and have not
the least desire for either tobacco or
liquor-in fact the smell OF ether would
make me sick
II IL an easy matter 20 cure drunk
ards and TO one who Is thus afflicted
need long suffer. One OF my class
mates was a gentleman worth $1,000
and when ne went TO the institute one OF
nisarm was pareiyzed from ne U.s. OF
liquor ard ne rad 90 be fed Ike a baby
lie writes me that he IS entirely recover
ed. his nerves are as steady as clock
and he wouldn't take any money for bis
cure
There are about thirty patients al the
Kansas City. Kansas. Institute. enaong
whom ar two preachers and two OF
three ladies'. Six Indians arrived the
cay seIl strange 20 say tneSe aDors-
ginecs are almost invariably permanent
~ cu-ed--in fact ere pr cent OF ~
iapses here "a very grrssll. coed board
can be had for SIS pes gn0r<n.
Their are 10 beStrr men irs ffIs country
chaa G. VI. W-s1sworta. Ore business
manager, Dr. J. I. Simpson, ne nse5scal
director. and ". =. Alien, che whole
souled general agent The Institute 50
neat. ru><ny. has a fine club room. -
brary and all n1o1ern converieDcss.
am more than pleased with ny treat
rnent aod would 10; take tf1ousz n6s OF
dolIars for my rzdscai cEe ana wonder
tul experience. Tbes> --asafks are made
because ] feei grateful 30 the r.snag=-
raent, who were 50 kind and 2tteztiss -
me- W3-h much gratitude.
JOSEPH RATEL>
Trenton. No. Daily Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
No-To-Bac Mends Nerves
Lost Life-FOrce Restored and
Shattered Nerve-Power
Quickly Repaired.
The Tobacco Vice Undermines vigor and
vitality-Eervous Prestratioa, Gem
eraI Debility Mean Tobacco
Nerve-Poisoning,

Tobacco-using is reckless waste OF
life force, money and manhood.
It is q dirty, nasty, men-wrecking
disease and every tobacco user knows 1t.
The tobacco-user's nerves are shatter-
ed and broken, his life is going out Of
him, he's losing his grip. but No-To-Bac
the strongest quickest nerve tonic in
the world, braces his brain, nourishes
his nerves, kills nicotine, makes man
hood Summer smoking shortens life.
II you want to quit tobacco, gain
strength, weight, vitality
If you want all the time to look, feel
and act like a man
Take No-To-Baci Get a cure or your
money back. Over 100000 have been
cured, and millions use No-To-Bac to
regulate tobacco using, or purely for its
wonderful powers as nerve tonic and
stimuiant.
If your nerve and heart action is
weak, no matter what the cause, take
No-To-Bac,
Sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere. Our famous booklet,
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Away" written guarantee and free
sample mailed for the asking. Address
The Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago.
Montreal or New York.
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THEIR ANNUAL SOCIAL
To be Held ut Fechheimer's Grove IN Next
Tuesday Evening.

The lawn social at Fechheimer's grove
on next Tuesday evening viii be an OPP
port,rr.ity for a good time and those VINO
have attended former similar events
given by the German Ladies Independ-
ent Ala society viii know that every
thing VIII be done as advertised This
is the first social given by them this
season. As a very large attendance has
always characterized their socials. they
know what to expect and that arrange
ments for seating capacity, tables and
other accommodations are IN accordance
with the expectations OF a large crown.
An excellent platform for dancing VIII
be on hand and good dance music bas
been secured A short musical program
viii be rendered and the Second Reg1-
ment band viii also furnish music Tor
the occasion. There VIII be an ample
supply OF ices. lemonade. Ice cram.
cakes. refreshments and amusernents.
The beautiful grove viii he brilliantly
illuminated and brilliantly decorated.
A good time Is guaranteed 20 all who
will ATTEND 1t must be remembered,
and the business men know 10. that the
German Ladies Independent Aid society
are q permanent factor in dispensing
charity. relieving the destitute and I'M
fortunate and clothing and attending
70 poor children IN order to enable them
to attend school. Every winter scores
are thus relieved BY these noble hearted
ladies. and for this they ask the patron
age of all 10 their social which Is held
for the distinct purpose OF raising
money for their nearly depieted
treasury and Incidentally 10 give value
received IN a Jolly time ana amusemeuts-
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CHICAGO Markets

Chicago. July 1S-Cattle-Business was
almost at standstilk Less than so head
arrived all told A load of ST pound west
ern he.fers al ESQ and q few scattering
lots OF low-pr1cei native cattle constituted
the balance, and few OF these were con-
sider'sd good. The week closed with ps.oes
Tor natives as good as one week ago
Hogs-Ihe run fel labout $500 head Be-
low tie popular estimate, E.0o0. There
was strong demand in spots at the start.
Many good hogs sold CeIi0c higher early
In the day. Not many strong weight hogs
sold above $33. Choice medium butchers
were largely around s.. 90 and choice lights
at S35U4S.sa The market closed decided
ly weak and about ZOO head were left in
the pens unsold.
In sheep there WAS much stale stock
On the market but no better demand than
the day before and more than LOO good
western muttorS went over to figure IN
Mondays sslppey. Bids on he state rang
ed around s350g350. Choice sheep sold
at s, 16HiS 10
Receepts-Cattle, 500: calves. 60; hogs,
I'D: sheen 25Cn
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New York. July 1A-Fiour-Rece,pts.l s.-
100; exports 2. la barrels; quiet but STEADY.
aBriey-Steady: western, S1sEzSc.
Wheat-Receipcs, 1850; exports. =. 81.
Spot dull: No red. sissc: No. ! hard Ss,.c.
Options were weaker today. in the face
Of higher cables. big weekly exports and
small winter and spring wheat, The sell
ing moving during the week being mostly
In corn; September. q i1[sc. closed Sc.
Corn-Recespts, 1910; exports = SS
Spot weak: No. 2 &c. Options fair. sc-
tive. owing TO excellent crop news Closed
3.lssc net lower; July closed sac, SepSesn-
Der. 3 as Sic. closed &c.
Oats-Receipts, 10, lac; exports, $50.
Spot dull: No > Use. Options steady az
first on bad crop news. but later declined
with corn. closing &c lower; July closed
2ls.c; September closed eEisc-
Iard-Nominally weak; western steam
closed Saso6SS5. refined duh
Pork-Dull and easy.
Collective points lower: ruled fair and
active with near positions about steady
and distant months relatively weak uns.el'
European selling. Closed steady At 500
points rsst decline. Sales. 1890 bags
Closed July. 81. Ssf27f-55: September, 30 -
sfe5a Srot Ros dull: mild quiet. San
tos firm; good average Santos L. $40; re-
caIpts Ie0ca bagy: stock. 1900 Hamburg
opened steady and unchanged: closed at
noon AT l. franc decline: sales. Hoo RIO
barely steady; No, I, ard RIO II. $50; ex-
change Is-saF. reretrts. 1000: cleared for
the United States. 1000: cleared for Europe
4 90 stock f5SGn-
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ST. LOUIS MARKETs

Sc. Louis. July s-Rsce.pts-Fsour. s.
90. wheat 1000. co--s. BOD: oats lSsrp
Saipnen ts-FLou.r 800: wheat. 500. corn-
7.on1: cats S.on
FEosrLQ-Ist ard steady: quo.s.ioos On
new patents s3.os75 10; eItva fancy. = 7Us
, -: faocy. s. sp66D: choice. 3 i111zA
Whezs-F>1tr-ss advanced early Att
. lover opening as the bUytng - as betseT.
Tire trclire IN corn Rad a cerre-esfr7z esfect
al Ire afvzrce was lost Futures caoeei
= ga. under yesterday ard sT-ot firm On
cal: No, rsi. cash. elevator sS1tsr~r.
t-.1k ~ GfSzcs No. bard sv1sc btc'
July. Ss,<c: August. 57sc: Septe-nb>-. ss>
oC"Eezvy rece'-ts. navy rains -
Ire ac-h With favorable crop r-po-s
-rissse tie csriia~ n the speculative MAJ
ket. -sSs-h eso>~s ~ hfTt~r AMI i<c iover
Sor eepzersf~- tt-a1 y--s-tsT sco- high
-. 40. (. csS5 e aased; July Eve asked:
sep.e-nh-- sS<e b.
oats-F>stu--s strrrr but .-sr1s- a.
~: Jusy. fsssc: trxas-. &c: s>9<enb<-.
,7ssc; MAJ, sssc axket-
Cs<.i--2eoSr,s IN: r1erks. se-s.fy On
ste few rs.es rad. only r~-ar --zte.
Eo-s-Rssipts -ct. --e-<es r-1tst; 80
S1zazI n-re;- s.1sss: heavy. CSC
es~,-eros.,.-. i.sp; marie; steady.
r~rAs-r-
~a-o rnezLcA
Ter~-s-1r
Inotf~ r-1Prns 80
rr-lp-> stern. RITZ. caoss. 49,
r>1rr--S-eujt~-x fs-x-sj al ioz-s.
= ~. rsh~ So. ss1--s AZ
sor<- = ~. r><s.. q 81. sho-sx sse
srrr sT-fr-- -~~ss-s-- ~ bAts.. s.i--
s.&E.A arns: STOCK 4E hAj~A
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GITT IN BEIEk

Las: evening Rev Bruce Cr1s5;h Unit
q. n n toly h,ocds N ws-<loc< william
Smith and Mss Rose F.s;ss Q. he ~ss,
SIDE
The ia<sses ~ cse Resorn>d chur5
All gfEss g avn 1ete next Wednesday
evening Q. tss co-ne- % LasEzscs are
ma AID E1eEezssa s.res1-
Marx A Hanna writes July - 20 DE
ra.Se- tszt EznEss VII be furnished
with pj<zty Of rood speakers thro<zS5-
out ne co.a.ns campaign
Over one hundred beys ne. e. ~
Nap;e s-re<t t-s1re fhis r3ornsnz znd
-e-Secr>d an 1-rz-szz,son tg- q bz<hlcz
dub. and o. T1eStzY roc-ninx az ,
oicso-< I'll r1eet there sszin ~itS stcT-
els ar1 bzScxets - c0Eosefs sHss- kszss-
i-s rs-eorr- N-. eiz-ocze .zTs ths boTs
ar c~i*zAt-f with fse socTe-r~zt sce
ali hs-s a<--d % cnr-otT VIII .hs
r--zvc-'s rzl@s ,z- ta.se-r Ea-v par
eats ~. s-zscrxsrg U.s. rzc~e-r~zt AL
- boys seel vr-y Ersssfal tAas thsT
a-e eonssd~-%. - s0-- s-nsor;scze 2, tie
10y. s.e "a: ssesr --znts arr recsxS-tz-
81
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. July Is-Cattle-Receits.
100; shipments. 1,ac: market noIainAlJy
steady: receipts too small 10 make more
than retail market
Hogs-Receipts 42o0: shipments. 2lOo:
market no7uinsliy unchanged: bulk OF
sales S.nd3 10: heav.es. S75q3T,; pack
ers. SssQ310 uiixed- x30ca3 %: lights. - %
Q33: yogkers $sl5a3. %; pigs sSi0d2D
Sneep-Receipts, 100: shipments. 3.sp.
market steady; lambs. S15as.i5; nuttons.
8 Dl35o.
Wheat-Acfiyv: prices quotab,y UNI
changed; No, hard 4sx 9ssi4c; No. 8 go
<ec; No. 2 rcd s2iz052s& &c; No. Q. EG5Dcs
Corn-FraC-ionaliy lower, SLOW. No. .
mixed. c7t.Gc2c; No, white, 5sdcifc.
Oats-F>TTn: No. : mixed nominally, &c:
No. white, nominaiiy, iec.
Rye-No 3 Dor1inaIly. ZTcso
Hay-Timothy lower: choice, s67T0o:
prairie. choice new. 81 51G6o.
Butcer-Crezme-y unchanged: demand
growing stronger; Creamery. Dgisc; ca1-y.
IOf12c
EggsADuli and unchanged. AT &c
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EARLY WICHITA DESCRIBED
What a Prominent Actor Says About His
First Visit

First Visit
At the Empire Exchange the other
day a half dozen out of town managers
were discussing the value Of certain
theatrical circuit, when the town or
Wichita happened TO be mentioned,
says the New York Mirror. Harry ST
Orlnond was thereupon visibly affected.
He covered his eyes with his hands and
shuddered, even after everyone had
asked him what was the matter.
Wichita! Wichita" said Mr.. st. Or
nond, in a far-away manner. will
YOU get me drink of water. please?
The water was brought in an instant
and St. Ormond swallowed il gratefully.
What ais you, Harry, old boy?' ask
ed the others in a breath.
Wichita, Wichita! Oh, viii never
forget the first time played that town.
1t was long years ago. You could go
there with any kind Of a show and
come away with barrel of money. They
wouldn't even wait to buy tickets. All
you had to do was Just sit at the door
end ca ten the money in your lap. They
fought to get in and they did get IN
Wichita, On, wild and ingenious CEN
ter Of civilization, what agonies did I
not suffer when first visited thee"
Tell US about II, Harry" begged Bill
German. TEL US all about it"
We'll the first time I played Wichita
the local theatre was little better than
a barn. An old apron of q rag hung
from the rafters served as a curtain.
Over this was suspended an oil portrait
labeled 'Sheakespeare.' Poor William,
IL was a libel on your deviEe face. The
artist ought 10 have been strung UP as
a disgrace TO the human race. The por-
trait was no moro like Shakespeare than
DR.. Parkhurst OF Mr.. Ha-nmerstein. ]
told the local manager he ought to take
IL down, but he was very much Offend
ell and said / had no sesthe5o sense.
Well, we mad a great house-an cow
boys and rip-roarerS. I was on the door
end was looking for trouble from the
very first Just as the curtain was TO
rise heard succession Of pistol shots
and the manager came tearing down
stairs like q mailman. Did they fire as
your asked. NO. ne SAID, but they
are peppsriny ri out OF my portrait
OF Shakespeare.
II ran I'D stairs and sure enough
they were using Shakespeare as a tar-
get. First q bullet would pierce his
eye. and next his eye brow or his DOS
tril would disappear. II was great sport
for them and 1 nearly died laughing
Bur the poor local manager felt as sore
as = 1. had been Rapaeels "lLa5on-
ma"
"'Oh my beautiful Bard .. Avon ne
kept moaning as we counted UP The re-
eeipts But We had 800 before Us 20
divide and that raaonc1led him 20 the
loss"
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THE Discovery sAvED HIS LIFE

Mr.. c., Caiiiouette. Druggist Beav-
ersyille. IL, says; To Or. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was takr
with La Grippe and tried all the ptys:-
clans for miles about bur OF no avail
and was given up and told / could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New D.scov-
cry N my store I sent for a bottle and
began its use and from tie first dose
began 10 get better, and after Using
three bottles was up and about again.
K Is worth It's weight IN gold We
won't keep store or house without ic"
Get q free trial 81 Geo. Van Wercea's
Pharmacy. SIS y. Main street, and @.
Gearng's drug store, northeast corner
OF Topeka ard Douglas avenues
TIE Excelsior literary circle he'd .
Ss.o-t but interesting meeting ,aSs
Thursdzy Afternoon Mss I-e1e Les2e.
favored tie circle -fth an tnsrrls1;ai
solo. PuSk.n's IDEAS concerning TIE
Ideal wou1zn'' dsi rsof occort with
sr-as % he zser5srs' icesz ard G ilveiY
ssss1ussson ens1sd- Those p-eoct were
nrs. 4 L z sucx. oiS-e. Bad. D. Ber-
astz. ellis. Nay Sn.-esy. E17s-ca Szax;r.
Irene Lester. Gal ellis. Dciiie Ks.o-.
Lulu AniTs~z. Ed:sn Markham. Brick
e..
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$40 soldiers, making total infantry
strength Of 1880 officers and men. A
small detachment Of cavalry viii be
sent. Tt will be under the command OF
lieutenant colonel. two majors, a cap
tain and two Heutenants. There win
also be sent a detachment OF artillery
numbering 1852 men, 500 OF whom be-
long to the field batteries and the roy
al artillery Of Spain. 80 to mountain
batteries. with 292 Of various rank
from the artillery establishment. The
artillery will be under the command or
a. major seven captains, ten nrst ieu-
tenants and twelve second lieutenants.
also a detachment OF engineers con-
siSting OF 1859 men, of whom Sl5 will
be sappers and miners Three hun
dred from the regiment Of military
telegraphers, 424 from the regiment of
railway engineers. They will be COM
manded by a lieutenant colonel. two
majors. seventeen captains and sixty
subaiterns.
The total strength Of the August and
September expedition will be as fol-
lows:
Infantry. all ranks, $3.50; caveiry,
al ranks, 467; artillery, all ranks, l,2S2;
engineers. 1,e19; total. 35.55s. Between
August Is and 20 all the infantry win
embark.
The regulars enumerated above win
be accom- panied by two full battalions
of volunteers, consisting of 1000 men,
the latter organized by the bishop Of
Ovieges, in Asturia- The two regi-
ynents win be supported by subScrip-
tons and maintained by that province.
The men will receive blessing from
the pope In December 10000 REIN
forcements Will be forwarded to Cuba
All will be sent in the armed cruisers
Of the Spanish transatlantic company.
II necessary the number will be made
up to 100. 600 men,
OPERATIONS IN CUBA
Havana, July 1s.-Passengers from
San Cristobai who reached this city
today report having heard neavy cam
nonading and musketry firing all yes
terday 1t proceeded apparently
from the north of the mountains. II is
believed that an engagement was then
in progress Between Fuentes command
and insurgents under Nunez. The lat
ter was most recently reported as hav-
ing passed the Los Pinos farm In the
province OF Pinar del Rio.
An insurgent spy has been captured
Dy the troop operating III the OisulCI
OF Milas. He was carrying 6. message
from the project Emilio Viago to
Maceo.
Protected by Quintin Banbera, Jose
Miros succeeded IN banding an expedi-
ton in the district OF San Diego.
The band of Juan Brano, consisting
of the rear guard of the insurgent Ia
vas, has attacked the trocha in the
province of Pinar del Rio, with the in
tention of creating a diversion in order
TO facilitate the passing Of the line by
Maceo.
Insurgents have plundered and par
italy burned the village Of Cabesas, in
the province of MatanZas.
The town OF San Hilario de Guiana
tus. founded in 1898, wac also attacked,
and twelve houses there were burned.
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WILL USE LEAD IF NEEDED
Mayor of Cleveland Proposes to Keep the
strikers in ordsr.

Cleveland. o. July 1s.-Afayor NcKis-
son this morning ordered the Cleveland
Grays, the crack militia company of the
where riots have 6een almost OF daily
occurrence for sons time past. Five
companies of militia were stationed at
the works, reinforced by all the reserve
police in the city The nol-1nton men
ere to be taken ont OF the works a.
Noon today and the authorities. antici-
DE ting serious trouble. decided 10 be
well prepared. The mayer stated
that from now on order would Be- pre-
served, even IL il WIS necessary Tor the
mil tia 70 oPsa fire.
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come to pass and when they do 1t doubts
them. Schrader perhaps knows better
than anyone else what the reaction Of a
people is who thought some divine pow
er was going TO give them healthy flesh
in place Of rotten, restore their limbs,
lungs are arms and give good sense to
fmbiciles. He knows that human graf
itude even for real acts of kindness
does not last over twenty-four hous, to
say nothing of such doubtful ones as he
performed He never knew that he
CT rel a person except when such per-
son came and told him so; he never
asked for any money. except when per-
sons, over-en thusiastic, gave it to Aim.
But now he Is gone there are mumurs
Of vengence and revenge because he
did not remain until somebody's lungs
grew again as big as a seasponge and
oSsified bones became resonnous.
Schrader is a genius in his line whose
example actually ought to do the world
good. Tt vii teach it not to expect
the impossible. He really gives more
than the value he receives for the de-
fusion he creates He is really a very hard
working man and his very look and
gentle mien and lack of the common
ambitions is an inspiration.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE.

AS a remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to Its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to pro-
cure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases Of habitual consti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use Of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Fifty cents and $1.0O
at Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S
". Main street, and G. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douplas avenues.
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ST. .foe i nronnaa Ont.

Cedar Rapids. Ia. uJly 1S.-The West
ern Baseball association held special
meeting here today with full repre-
ssentat lion in attendance ST, Joseph
was dropped on account Of its geograph-
ical location and the season VIII be col-
rinued with six cities, st Joseph Retain
ing the franchise The Des Moines
club was awarded the pensnt for the
frs: half of the season. A new sched-
NE is being arranged and the second
half will begni on TUESDAY.
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HE LEFT MySTEEIorsLy
Schraeder. the Fake Healer. Has shook
Guthrie Dust from til Feet.

Guthrie, q. T, July Is-As mysteri-
ous9y as he came. the divine healer,
Sehrader. left The city this morning at
about 5 o'clock. Just as he was beginn-
ing TO do q great business il would be
supposed he would stay; but the laws OF
his ire are to be compared with no
other. Had Re remained 4 week he
would either have had the whole coun-
try hneeling at his feet in awe and
worship or else dancing while he hung
suspended TO tree. Such is human
nature, 1t believes certain things will
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Western Association Games.
Dubuque, Ia. July 1S.-Score;

r II z
DuSuque 100000 oo1-2
Des Noines. 0 0 0 . 0 o s-6 3
Bsaterie-Smith and ZahHer. Arr
0rcws and Lehman,
Cedar Rapids. la, July 1s.-Cedas
Tesp;ds+St. Joseph game postponed on
account OF rain
Peoria, Ill, July 1S.-No game because
OF QGincy's Gtsbandment-
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NEW YORK MARKErs

New Orleans, July E-Cotton-Quiet I:
middlfng. SIC; low middiing. ssc; good
ordinary, &c.
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Western League Games.


Minneapolis, Mimi, July 1S.-Score:
r H r
Minneapolis - oe0o- 8 8
Indianapolis 80 . 3 o L o 0 IS s 3
l}atteTies-Hutchinson and Schriver;
Phillips and Buckley.
st. Paul. Mimi, July 1S.-Score:
RFE
st. Paul. o DOL ! 40 IL 4
Columbus .......1 0 0 Q 0 = o 0--3 3
B-tteries-Mullane and Spies; Bes-
well and Wilson,
Milwaukee. Wis. July 1s.-Score:
RHE
Milwaukee .....4 o ! o s 2-l7 II /
Detroit ..2 o o . l o o ! O. IL s
Batteries-Rettge Baker and Spear;
Darby and Tweneham-
Kansas City, Mo. July 1S.-Kansas
Clos; Grand Rapids game postponed;
ram
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
BROWNS PLAY BALL
THEIR WORK rs FIT TO DELIGHT
LOVERS OF THE GAME.

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BaIl-Boston Wins-Western Games,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
DECLINE is STEADY
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Review of the Week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19

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