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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
nidn't Get Their Pay.

Yesterday evening the local men. who
have been employed to put down the as
rhnlt crossing ut Fourth and Shawnee
strents, Id not get their pay. and for "A
while there was music in the air The
foreman, who had tho matter In hand.
promised to settle with the men Monday
next, and they agrood 10 wait until then
put down by an Indian Territory syndi-
cate that owns deposits of asphalt in that
country, and the work was done here as
nm advertisement. with II view to its lead
Ing to paving the streets with the ma
tctials The foreman yesterday was dis
gruntlcd over his inability to pay OFF his
employees, and intinatud that he had cx-
pccted certain inter, stud parties In Lcav-
cnworth. whom he claimed had become in
streets with this material to pay on the
expenses incident to the labor of puttins :
down the crossing.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
ENTHUsIAsTIC MEETING.
Held by the Second Ward Mckinley
Club in wOodwnr,I's Hall.

The Second Ward Mckinley Club held
an enthusiastic meeting at Woodward's q
hall last evening. The large hall was
crowded and the applause rendered the
speakers Indicated that much interest is
being taken in the approaching campaign
and election. At the mention of Mcftin.
ley's name and the Republican platform
the cheering that followed was fairly deaf
ening. ID. C.. Chapman, well known
orator, formerly of Central Kansas, but
now located in this city. delivered an elo-
qnent speech on Republicanism. His talk
stirred up the audience TO u high pitch,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

Considerable excitement was created
along James street yesterday morning by
n team of horses attached to an ice wagon
running away The runaway team dashed
down the street and large cakes of Ice
We're thrown in all directions. Near the
corner of James street and Reynolds ave-
nue. the runaways collided with a team OF
horses driven by Charles Carson, II farmer.
living at SIX Mile. The tongue Of the ice
wagon struck ono OF Carson's horses in
the breast and about twelve inches OF 1t
entered the flesh The animal was so bad
ly injured that It was necessary to shoot
it, The runaway team belonged to the
Spangler * Zane Ice Company
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
An Importnnt Meeting.

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 tho knights Of
Father Mathew will convene at St, John $
hall, corner Eighth and Strong avenue. this
morning at o'clock, There Will be rCurr-
sonthtiveS OF auNiliartcS from several sur
rounding cities, and the convention IS oN-
pectcd 10 be u very important one. Father
Welsh, Of Westport. will deliver the al-
dress at the opening session The orchestra
and choir have been especially engaged
for this occasion and an interesting pro-
gramme is promised those who attend.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
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We have two vacant nights per week. Also
large hall on ground floor suitable for
dancing parties. For particulars. call on
janitor at building. or
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al
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

]. p. Angle. who is out for recollection to
the office of probate Judge, Is making n
Sieh i scnea @ witb m Mn iiit i'm n
Guilty. An influential Republican stated
yesterday that, in view OF the fact that
accommodating official, he should be hon
ored with second term. III true Repub-
dates" he continued. MIR. Angle will be
given the nomination and the support OF all
loyal Republicans" In speaking of his
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
NOW uNDEI, RESTRAINT.


Sheriff Longfcllow took Nels Larson to
the state insane asylum at Topeka yestcr
day; Larson is the man who created a
panic In st. Thomas Catholic church in
hrmourdalc three weeks ago by becoming
violently insane during II service and
smashing large statue of the Virgin
Mary. He imagined himself the prophet
Elisha and sought recognition through yio-
lence.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

The police board held meeting last
evening and accepted the resignation Of
Ira Vaughn, who was recently appointed
patrolman. Mr.. Vaughn was forced to
To general expectation. the board made no
changes last night, and 1t is thought there
are but a few more changes yet to be
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

there are n number OF candidates for that
place, yet his supporters claim that he is
Republican voters will give il to him. Mir
HOFFMAN attends strictly TO business, and
ne can always he found at his desk. This
Is true to his trust
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

Charles A. Farris, one of the Oldest citi-
zens OF this county, lies dangerously IN at
his home corner of Sixth street and Quin-
daro boulevard. MIR. Farris is an old news
number of the leading newspapers in the
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

aftenoon and evening to-day at the Troost
park "chutrs." In addition, the Black
melodies from boat on the lake sunday
Is always big ut the "chutcs," aud To-day
promises to he even biggcr than usual.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
PopuIists Indor.e Bryau.

The Geary Populist convention was held
in the city to-day to-day Free Free eoinase and Bry-
was for Vincent. of Clay Center, for con
grcss, and A. Q. pattee, OF this city. for
state auditor.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

defendant Joint in this city, In the
plaintiffs petition u is ALLEGED mat The o.
tcidant II inle btri to tho company In The
sun, OF siisi7 for mcrchn ndsc sold and lie.
iverod. The attachment wns served by
the sharIn last night
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

county Republicans met in convention to-
day and selected delegates to the state
convention. The delegates We're instructed
for Shirk, of Sedalia, for supreme Judge.
Hon. J. T.. Tracy addressed the conven-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
COOL AND entertaining.
Good Musical rrogrnmuics Provided
ut the Parks for This Afternoon
un,l Evening.

slgnor a. I.iberati ana the Washington
Park Military band will give two free con-
ccrts at Washington park. this afternoon
and evening.
The park will also oNor an extra attrac-
tion In the tine bathing There is Sun
another of the many attractions at WASH
ingtou of late that Is doing a big business,
AMI that is the Magic swing. Getting
to and from the park was mover finer
The Liborat programme for the after
noon at 3 o'clock follows, there being an
entire change for the evoning at 7Al
GGyaefrSt'nircN'T.age i'i'i bame', tsapi,pej.' '''
"imiyitation a Ia Vaisr Nvcber).
Flntnsie-"Traviata" VerdD. sgnor a.
New Two step march, by special request
'tiPal GranI selection from Wagner operas
'"I:spana" CwaltenteufcD.
cavatinaTr"Les iluguenots' Cieyerheer).
"WaIton Holmes March" OPhl Rose).
A. Fnirmount.
There will be held In the Falrmount
auditorium this evening at O'Clock an
entertainment to be designated by the
BORIS s9rrSMSd St rom Se I Rss " Whdre n. ops HS'
are all the go Tho word stands for pop
ulnr,i being one of the many abbrcvia-
tionS OF modern times, and simply means
popular Sunday entertainment, including
music, both vocal and instrumental. and
eyaHHing Mil 6c a2sn ,Sy ihg TSiTd rssi; ii;
msnt hapd lp2fsssoEE ~ E E,ror, Il, co. WhGsdrr' and
orlum stock companies. The trst pop
was given last sunday and proved thor
ouEhly enjoyable. 1t VIII be worth the
entire price of admission alone to hear
owen r.ci!c W, 5. Gilbert's travesty. ''rhe
The programme follows:
Selection from Tannhauser" (Wagner).
IltIN. n a nj han ~
II a. Valentine.
Violin solo-"Romanza" (svenden). II. o.
"sEetch,-"The Yarn of the Nancy Bell"
OV. $, GilhcrU, William f. owen.
song-"rho GRE tF. L. Weattherly),
Racing rccital--"liow We Beat the Fa-
yorite" (>dam Lindsey Gordom, Henry
sons-,,Irlsh Medley" torislnaD, Miss vir-
SslsStiSn-",rbe, MIL in the, Forest
}aslcal MSaHlfFesl im lnEc Il y En4 n4Fi Lee
sons-".rhe :, Rahy's, Song" from Lady
siaysy. Miss rTankie ...E, s., Jshn ,.,,- A.,
Battle OF Waterloo" toriginaD, Stewart
Allen, ,,r,..., ,,
etfs" iSnno. Third apsn Resimemt band
This afternoon AT 3 the Third Regiment
band Will give the following free concert in
'hS MaPaSmSaasen ReSSl,; of sheta" oeunod.
Observation-Disclosures" Rossni.
paraphrase-"Wie Schoen Bist Du." Nes-
ya'iba,
selectlon."A Night in Berlin Conrad.
Concert Vaise-"Artist's Life" Strauss.
Selection-"Maritana," Wallace.
March-"F>airmount;" composed by A. T..
Howe, treasurer OF the Air Line railroad.
Morceande concert-Theodore Moses.
Medley-"Songs of the Day" Reyer.
Finale from the Overture of "William
Tell'-Rossini.
To-,iay mt Troost Park.
Lenge's Military band will play all the
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

candidacy. Mr.. Angle said that he would
make his campaign with the friend est
feeling towards his opponents, HIS friends
are many and are ~ the kind that viii
stay by him through thick and thin.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

St. Petersburg. July li.--Oyer iifty MI
week and a. number of secret printing
presses have been seized, The arrests were
made In connection with the recent strike
In the factories OF this vicinity.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
MinneapoIi. Get. the Next.

Buffalo, n. ", July 1.-THE National Ed
ucational Association convention came 10
close last night. Minneapolis gets the
next convention
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

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That is exactly what happens TO the health
when the bowels fail to perform their prop.
ef function. Constipation makes trouble
all along the lire-puts the liver out OF
order, is bad for the kidne ys--bad for tll
stomach = II holds In the body poisonous
matter, and because 1t cannot go any place
else, ], sets into the blood, The blood car.
fies 1t all over the system. That makes
sluggishness. lassituic bad brcsth and foul
taste in the mouth. fills the stomach with gas
end causes windy bclching stops digestion
ia the stomach, causes SOU, stomach, heart.
burn. and latulencc. II makes pimplcs
and blotches and causes sick and bilious
headaches Ninc.t-nths Of all human all.
nicnts are due to this one seemingly trivial
cause. Or. Pictcc's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation. They really tn,r II. No
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

We have arranged 10 give away absolutely free
$4,000 OF Df. Fi,rcea great book " Common
Sense Medical Adviser" 1t contains los pages.
and more than 30 illustrations some cf them In
colors 5000 copies Of II have been soid at the
regular price, s. 50 pcrCopy. The profits on this
Immense sale have been used In publishing the
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any address on receipt pf II one.ccnt statnps to
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12

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Of harm ouy. When
all OF the parts do
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Sickness in one part
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OF the body. II isn't
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When children stand
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The morning times., 1896-03-28
LESSON OF THE INDIANA
Delay in Her Docking Has Cost
a Small Fortune.
BIG BASIN IS CRITICISED
Naval Officers Intimate That Ii is
Rendered Practically Useless by
the Narrow and Dangerous Chan
neI-Marks and Bearings Incorrect.
Loaded Ships Could Not Enter.

The successful docking OF the Indiana
was a Keen relief 10 the naval aGministra-
ton which has been so scandalzed for the
past ten days over the spectacle of the
finest ship in the Navy lying hclplessly
al the mouth OF a ncw dock, unable TO get
10 sea i'll an emergency and 10 all practical
purposes worthless for naval uses.
How serious the affair really was has been
carefully concealed during the tendency
OF the naval bin in Congress which makes
appropriations for four addiiic nal vessels
OF the battlcship type, but how that the
langcr has been luckily ayerted the facts
are apt To gradually come TO the surface.
The only official mention Of The lndiana's
cost that is made i'll the last annual report
OF The Navy Department is $3,02O,O00,
which was lie contract price for hull and
machinery. Her armOr cost about 81 800
600; her gun one third of that amount, and
The total expenditures OF the governmental
ma king her ready for sea was over So, 800,
600.
The morning times., 1896-03-28
CHURCH NOTICES

METROPOLITAN NJ. f, CHURCH, Four
and-a-halr and c streets northwest. t.-Rev.
Hugh Johnston, u. D.. pastor. IL a IN. and
1855 p. M, Rev Rodney Smith, Gypsy Evan
gelist; p. M, Anti-Division Association
meeting; $50 a. n., Sunday School; 8
p. m, Chinese school and Junior League;
$50 p. m, Epworth League.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church OF
Fourteenth streets, at IL 4. m, subject
Review of the Quarterly Bible Lessons, !"
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. LinScott, c. s. DIS,
readers. All are welcome
PASTOR f. HEZ SVEN tells about the
recent revival services in Warrenton, Va,
Sonday night, 7:30 O'Clock, and baptizeS at
the close of the service. Preaching at l
a. m. by the pastor. Free pews. All in
vted. Second Baptist Church auditorium,
Fouth street and Virginia avenue southeast.
EPWORTH NJ. L. CHURCH, SOUTH
Corner Seventh and A streets northeast.
Preaching at IL O'Clock by Rev. William
II. Milburn, the blind chaplain OF the Sen
ate; Sunday school, $40; Junior Epworth
League. 3:30 ID. M; EpwOrth League. $50.
grand Epworth League rally in church at
T:30; addresses on League work hy + red
+. Tasker, president; ard F. T. Israel.
secretary of Washington District League;
C. w. Millen of Alexandria, and L. a.
Potter and F. L. woodward.
THE PEOPLES CHURCH-423 G street
northwest. Rev. Alex Kent, pastor, will
speak at 11:15 on the question, ''Is War
a Permanent Factor OF Civilization@' Bible
class at 1915, subject, Abraham All
Telnanna-
The morning times., 1896-03-28
ANTI-DIvISIoN MEETING.
Many well-Known Speakers TO Ad-
drnsS 1he ASsncinrInn Sunday.

A mass reeling OF the Anti-Division As
sociaiiOu VIII be held sunday afternoon at
, O'Clock. IN the Metropolitan Church, cor
nee Four-and-a-half and streets. The
following spea kers areeXpec.el tOmake ad-
dresses, Rev. Hugh Johnston, presiding at
the meeting; Rev. ID. W Skellenger; W.
Livingston Bruen. and Rev. Rodney Smith
the gypsy evangelist.
Copies OF the address of this association
TO the public and subscription cards, in
furiherance OF the objects OF this associa-
tion will be- found in the pcws. A cash
collection viii be taken to meet the grow
ing expenses OF the organization aud to
put in on proper basis for action.
Those who have signed the charter are as
follows: Rev. E. d. Bailey, Rev. c. W. Bald
win, Wray Beatte, NJ. D., j. ). Blackford.
W Livingston Bruen, Rev. Thomas c. EIs-
ton, q. p Hopkins, Rev. Hugh Johnston.
:. ID. Luckelt Eudora Lucas Haimann,
Rev. q. n Luccock. Rev : M. Newman,
Mary l.. Newman. Margaret B. Platt, LiZZi.
c. Pratt. {. B. Sha fer, Rev D. w. Skellenger,
Ellen Powell Thompson, and the charter
has been duly recorde l, and the election of
Officers will take place at their meeting
next Wednesday night.
The morning times., 1896-03-28
PAYMENT OF OLD WAGES.
Bill Introduced Providing for REIN
burSement of War La aborers.

Bill Introduced Providing for Reim-
burSement of War Laborers.
MT Walker of Virginia has introduced
in the House a bill 10 pay certain employees
of the United States government during
the civil war, wages Illegally withheld
from them.
The Secretary OF War is directed to ap-
point commissioner TO take testimony for
the identification OF those colored laborers
employed by the War Department, or any
of its branches, III the State OF Virginia, and
in and around the District of Columbia,
during the civil war, where wages, or
portion thereof, were withheld, ostensibly
for the support of INDECENT freedmen in the
District of Columbia. A list of such laborers
must be furnished TO the commissioner.
When claimant, or his heirs, shall have
been identified, in due form, the Secretary
of War shall draw draft upon the
Treasurer of the United States for the
amount due him.
The morning times., 1896-03-28
Baltimore Markets,

Baltimore, March 27.-Flour dull, un
changed-receipts, g, 10 barrels; shipments,
firIner--spot and month, 73a73 1S; May,
90 -2a69 3-4; July, So 3-4a70- receipts,
3,179 bushels; stock, 117,90S bushels;
sample, 76a77; do. on grade. 72a75. Corn
firmer-spot, month and April, Salsa
"a a; May, "a 1-4a34 3-S; steamer mixed,
33a33 receipts, so, 424 bushels; stock,
Southern white corn, So; do. yellow, SEA
SO 1-2 Oats firm-No. 2 white Western,
26 1-2a27: No. 2 mixed do, "a 1-2a25-
bushels Rye dulI-No. q, AZ 1-2 nearby;
45a46 Western-stock, S5, 729 bushels. Hay
firm choice timothy, $1,000 bid. Grain
freights very quiet, rates fairly steady, un-
changed. Sugar firm, unchanged. Butter
firm, unchanged. Eggs steady, unchanged.
Cheese firm unchanged. Whiskyunchanged.
The morning times., 1896-03-28
Junior Epworth Rally.

A grand rally of the Junior Epworth
Leaguers of the Washington District, will
be held al North Capitol Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Estelle Crump, District superintend-
ent OF junior work, will preside.
The song service will be conducted by
Mr.. William j. Palmer; scripture reading
by member from Wesley Chapter, and
prayer by Rev. Charles L. Pate. The
opening address will be delivered by Miss
Edna Nalley. One of the special features
will be the rallying song, composed for
this occasion, by one of the Epworthians.
The morning times., 1896-03-28
MAY BE IN CONTEMPT
j. j. Souder Is Alleged TO Have Dis
obeyed the Court.

Judge Cox signed an order in the divorce
suit of Fannie Souder against Jacob j.
Souder yesterday, giving the husband until
10 O'Clock next Tuesday morning 10 show
cause why he should not be punished for
contempt in not obeying the courts order
OF December 9 last.
Mr.. Souder was then ordered to not
Interfere with his wife, it is understood.
though the papers in the case are in the
safe. Since then, the wife stated, he had
met her on the street and abused and
cursed her. Two OF her friends made
affidavit 10 a like effect.
The morning times., 1896-03-28
Interesting Free Lectures.

Prof. A. p. Haupt, the author of the
Hauptonian system for teaching prac
tical use of the German language, lectures
today and tomorrow at 4:15 and p. m.
This teacher is no stranger in Washington,
as he has been in this city several times
and given his course OF most interesting
and successful lessons to large classes.
The morning times., 1896-03-28

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The morning times., 1896-03-28
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then decided upon a change of medical
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Catarrh.

Thousands suffer with catarrh who be-
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New York, Sept. 20, 1895.
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friends and acquaintances 10 seek relief
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The morning times., 1896-03-28
Asthma.

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the Wheeling and easping. and makes
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The morning times., 1896-03-28
HER COST PER DAY.

Her maintenance in commission, neglect
ing ali other expenses than pay OF officers
and men, and coal burned, is put at some
Thing over 81 600 day. On this account
alone, from her arrival at the dock entrance
at 5;30 m, March j 4, until this morning,
the expense incurred was $4,000, which
was practically thrown away.
There being no equipment OF workmen
and tools at the Port Royal static II, they
had 10 be furnished from Norfolk, Va.
Material for any needed repairs to ma
chneTy, with the skilled machnists, had
also 10 be dispatched from some distant
point, and altogether il is oonservatively
eStimate ted that the present docking of the
big vessel is going 10 cost $lC0 COO.
This question of docking battle ships is
regarded 10y naval officers as serious
one for consideration. The only dock on
the Pa cific coast which a battle ship ma Y
enter has been located at Port Orchard,
Puget Sound, and will be opened if con
diuonS are favorable by the Monterey in
a few days. No shop tools or workmen are
nearer its site than Mare Island, 700 miles
aWaV
The morning times., 1896-03-28
Bronchitis.

An need say here is that Congressman
Fraacis II. Wilson. Tempe court, y. Y,
Tvrot,. 10 The late W. O. NyCkoff, President
Remington Typewriter Company: My
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;banlS 10 vou. HYOMEI is the first thing
hav- f0nRA in ten wears THAT has given
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The morning times., 1896-03-28
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$1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
DennS5.lS. .anin 20

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sun
day, March rs and 20, and will be valid
for return passage until Monday, March
80. Good on any train. mr25-5t