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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
Brighton Beach Races.

New York, July 30.-The racing al
Brighton Beach was begun today on g
fast track and ended in a sea Of mud
Favorites captured everything but the
third event. which went to a we'll played
second choice, and the fifth, in which
an outsider furnished the surprise of the
day. Summarizes:
First race-Mile and a. sixteenth: Dee
Slayer won; Manchester second; Time
1:492. Only two started.
Second-Ffve furlongs: The Maxim
won; Passover, second; Absentee, third.
Time OBJ.
Third-Ffve furlongs: Bannock won
laramie, second; Contractor, third.
Time 1:03h.
Fourth-Sefling, six furlongs: ,Sher-
lock, Won; Tremargo, second; Refuge,
third. Time 144.
Fifth-The Whipple stakes. five fur
longs: Mohawk Prince won; Suisin, Sec
ond; St Bartholomew, third. Time
1:0319.
Sixth-The Flight handicap, five s.:r-
longs; Irish r 81 won: Terrier, sec
ond; HanweH. fhird Time :O3
Sevents-Mile and half: Defender
won; Mirage, second; Emo, third. Time
PAPA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
Cleveland Races.

Cleveland, O., July 30-The weather
was perfect today. the track in splendid
condition, and large crowd was pres
emit to witness the grand circuit races.
Summaries:
Class 2:15, trottng, purse $500: New
Castle won third, fourth and fifth heats,
Time 2:14A, 2:14A, 2:171a. Jimmy Ha-
que won first and second heats and was
second. Time 214%, 2:141a. Basso was
third. Orange Chief, Obediah, Combine,
Fred B, Celerrima, King Albert, Spin
way, Sunland Clay. Dolikin and Fanny
Holman also started.
Glass 2:25, pacing, purse $4,000: Miss
Jennings won first, second and fourth
heats. Time 2:O91s. Posi-, 2:0s1z. Mock
ing Bird won third heat in 2:09A and
was second. Sherman Clay was third.
Red Bud, Amelia, Silk Woodruff, Ivan
hoe, Red Silk, Planet, Ethel T, Jim
Simmons, Ohio Boy and Humming Bird.
also started.
Glass 2:09, trotting. purse $4,000:
Klamath won in straight heats. Time
2:09, 2:0h. 2:1019. Kentucky Union, sec
ond; Lord Clinton, third. Bounce, Ona-
qua, Dan Cupid and Maud c also start
ed.
Class. PIG, trotting, purse $1,000 I'M
finished yesterday: Derby Princess
won in straight heats. Time 2:13z. 2:15
2:13 Edmonia, second; Atlanta, third.
Bessie Wilkes. Quality, Geddes. Cerril-
Ion and Riley S also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31

| Creek valley occurred at Glou .tester, a
mining town, twelve miles north Of rere
last night, which resulted in the almost
total destruction of one of the principal
thoroughfares of the town, AMI dong
damage in other places 10 the extent
of thousands of dollars.
The storm, which came from the north
west, struck the town without. any warn
ing whatever. The fury of The wind is
indescribable. Buildings were toprled
over, trees torn from their roots and
the town today is a scene of desolati>n.
]. L. Daugherty, who was standing N
front of his grocery when the storm
was raging its worst, was struck by a
section of plank which was lifted up by
the wind, and Instantly killed. Four
ether persons are reported killed and
several others seriously injured, hut
the details are meagre, and it Is i1npos-
sible to learn names.
A livery stable with six horses, vehic-
les, etc, was blown into the creek and
swept away. Nearly every building in
the town is damaged and many are COM
pletely demolished.
Parkersburg, w. Va, ally 3a-h vio-
lent rain and electrical storm which
passed over this city last night did
much damage to the Baltimore and Chic
east of here. The bridge at West Union
was again swept away and The tunnel
at Easton badly caved in. Traffic be-
tween here and Grafton cannot be re-
stunned for two or three days. Sister,
vile was badly damaged by the storm,
streets being washed out, etc. The total
damage is about $50, 600
Minneapolis, Mimi, July S0-News
from Mellittee and other points in South
Dakota says that last nights hail storm
completely devastated stretch of Cum
try sixty miles long and five ID six miles
wide. Harvest had begun, but the
shocked grain was beaten into the
ground In half dozen villages every
window on the south side, towards The
storm, was broken. The damage is
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
NORWEGIAN THRIFT.
Smoke Cigars In Homeopathic Doses and
Save the Ends.


Save the Ends.
An English traveller in Norway SAYS:
81 had read that the Norwegian chill
dren were exceedingly fond of sweets.
and owing to the heavy tax on sugar,
have few opportunities of eating them.
So bought a pound in Bergen, and this
I hand round.
THE whole family solemnly help
themselves. and, with deep gratitude
depicted on their faces, come up to us.
shake hands with both the doctor and
myself and say: TAX
II give some cigars to the farmer
and the two sons, the latter having
never before smoked such thing. The
thrift Of the Norwegians is shown in
the treatment of these cigars by the
youths. They smoke for FIVE minutes,
then carefully extinguish the burning
end and place the cigar away in some
corner of the house.
THE next morning I see them having
smother five-minutes' smoke, and thesa
cigars actually last for over two days,
being taken in homeopathic doses at in
tervals of about two hours. Finally the
ends are cut up and used in GRANDPA
hers pipe"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
LAST or THE OLD CAPTAINS.

Capt Tom Leats-~- - ,:!ss.sssYpi civrr
txnlr.
The death OF Capt. Tom" Leather
"Old Pusktamaha," a. he liked - 30
called, after one of his early friends.
q Choctaw chief-removes the last and
greatest OF tho old Mississippi river
steam boat captains and closes the final
page in that part of the history of
the southwest. says Harper's Weekly.
It was GO years ago, during the
flush" times OF river boats. that Capt.
feathers went into the steamboat busi-
ness-the era of big and fart steamers
and of gay life on the river. and the
era, also. of river gamblers. and racer.
wrecks and explosions.
From the very start he was "the big
man" on the river. the builder Of seven
each grsnder than It's predecessor. A
firm believer that the Mississippi river
afforded the best means Of travel and
transportation for the entire Valley"
he stuck TO his boat. ike Jim Bud
soc" 10 the very end II was a brave
fight but very much Ike that TIE
plucky Texas bull Pu. Up against the
first locomotive tia: iB=aded the state
Capt Leathers ran his boats against
the rzilrozds losg after IL y a. q forloru
hope and when IL meant a steady Ion.
season after sszson- lie gave the rail
roads a great deal OF trouble. fought
every proposition for bridge over
rsvigabIe stream and every Other frau-
chise asked fo- by them. ard sunk most
Of his money IN the struggle. u
And 50. 'when he was killed bv a
-soorcher" the other day th~re wer. Is
carriages Of pa4l-bea-srs a. the funeral.
for every man who bad eTe- been IL
the river trade turned out 70 honor
him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS
Cloudburst Converts Greeks Into Rivers al
Steubenviile, Ohio.


Steubenville, o., July ga severe
storm, like a cloudburst, occurred west
of this city this afternoon about 4:3o
O'Clock and within a period OF thirty
minutes a mighty torrent of water he
spread desOlation along both Farmers
and Fishers runs in the lower part Of
this city. No lives were lost. as there
were persons along the creeks who saw
water come down the valley and ran
from house to house warning the pCo-
pie. Everybody fed, many wadins
knee deep in water from their houses
to the hills which line both sides of the
crNeed. Two hundred people are homa>
less tonight as a result ot the Hood. The
damage will aggregate all of S20O. Geo.
The water came down the creeks twenty
feet high, sweeping before the flood.
barns, houses. bridges, trees and out
buildings Nine dwellings and enc
store were washed away and completely
wrecked. Twenty-Five other dwellings
were wrecked or damaged by the water
and muddy slime that settled over
everything. There were numerous
landslides, and many BRIDGES were wash
ed away. All railroad traffic through
here is suspended tonight
Cleveland, o, July 30.-A special from
Athens, o, says: The most destruc-
tive storm in the history Of the SunGsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
items of General Interest From All Ov,
the Universe

es~AAAs W oehcfat rom All over
the Universe.
London. july 20.-One hundred men,
bers Of the Manufacturers club. OF Phil
sdeiphia, paid a visit TO Mr.. Gladstone
at Hawarden today.
Bratieboro. Vt, July SO.-E. 4. Tay-
lor, proprietor OF the Broks house. and
his wife Were drowned while bathing in
the Connecticut river yesterday.
Jackson, Tenn. July sew. p. Rob
ertson & Sons. the largest dry goods
and clothing house in the city, failed
today. The liabilities are $50, 600; assets
about the same
London. July So.-A dispatch 20 the
Times from Canea, Island OF Crete, says
that disturbances have broken out IN
the province of Selino as the result of
which three villages have been burned.
HopkinsviNe, Ky. July sO.-Colonel
John Dahaey Morrison died today. He
was born in Hanover county. Virginia.
in January. 1891 He Was a member of
the Texas congress and also attorney
general while Texas vas a republic. In
The Mexican war he was a colonel and
he was also 8 colonel in the late civil
war.
Paris, July S6.-Advices received here
from MajuIgs, Madagascar. rApa-t
tina. caravan OF TWO Freedmen and
three Ens,lshTnen have bene massa cred
by the Fahavaios. near Ambolpiana.
Li.tle Rock. Ark. July 3a-Lucas
Johnson and his wife. coiorei. while on
the public rsd near Augusta. Arb.
we're fired upon from ambush. the vyo-
man being instantly killed and the man
fatally wounded. Another negro. with
whoa Johnson had had trouble, has
been arrested on suspicion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
TO SEE DEMOCRATS LATER
North Dakota Popuiists Adjourn to Grand
Forks, August L.

St Paul, MINI, July 30.-The nomira-
ton committe of the Populist oonven-
ton at Fargo, s. D. did its work with
great elaboration for il was O'clock
today before It reported the following
slate:
Governor, G. II. Richards IF Pamoina;
auditor, ]. T. Emger OF Stuth: railroad
commissioners, Oliver Knudson OF Mel
son and F. L Walker OF Becky: com
missioner OF agriculture. G. : Reishus
OF Foster; superintendent Of pubic in
struction. Laura J. Eisenhuth - Ward:
presidential electors, D =. Seingr-ied OF
Barnes c. A Dignes OF Ta-iu ard D.
Wilder Of Morton.
The vote on presidential elscto-.
was first taken and Ex-Governor Short
ridges name substituted for that OF
Wilder. who wanted 10 enter the con-
test for state auditor. Ti.h The excep-
ton % substituting the name OF @. ..
Majors OF Steele county for railroad
commissioner Cor that u - :. WaIk--
OF Dlckey. the slate went through.
The convention aijouraad % meat q,
Grand Forks. Aug. a.. .,he date II The
Democratic state convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
ThS Happy Iit,r..S

Macbeth Simmons in never 20 happy
ss when be has got q lawsuit on haod-
Ee Is evezlastiagiy~aing somebody o.
hsang sued Not long since ne met hik
lawyer, who said:
I've got bsd nere. The court OF
appeals he's decided against %. Re have
lost TIE case
Never mind losing tha: ease. re-
Piled Macbeth I've got tsro new ones
s-nce saw you last ard ray hroeher-iz-
law Is taking about smother.
Sitter.
-HEow7edec is said 10 Se bower s-a
= !. power IN the sar-e sense that -ood
Is fuel Wood o. fire Is facl K1o~lecyr
n FIRE r. power a ,--r'.rnzic-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
Latonia Races.

Cincinnati, o, July Sour favorites
and two second choices won the SIX
races at Lat0nia today. The track was
fast and the weather hot Summaries
First rac-Mile. selling: Frontman.
Won; Miss Emma, second: Sir Vassar.
third. Time 1.f2k,
Second-Ftve and half furiongs: F.
2 V. won; Rey de Angeles, second; Gu
"a, third Time II0it
Third-Selling. mike and sixteenth:
Captive won; Judith. second: Martin.
third Time l:47&.
Fourth-NIlldaie stakes, value 81 40
SIX furiongs: First Mate won; Moylan
second: MO-ilIa. third Time l:I5i.-
Fifth-Fiva fuSonEs: Blackhea-t
Won; Let Fly. second. Aitzusra. third
Time i:aziz
sxad-Selling. mile; allegro wou;
Cecil. second. Clissse. third Time l:f2,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
ST. Louis Races.

s.. Louis, July 30-Despite the swelte!
ing heat 5000 people were at the fair
grounds today. The track was fast
F'avorites won the third and fourth
races, with secod choices winning the
rest OF the events. Summaries:
First race@Selling, mile: Loyal
Princess won: Little Billy. second; Sig
nora, third. Time :4215.
Second-Two-year-o FIVE and a
half furlongs: Beladelle won; Sea
Robber, second; Billy Dawdy, third.
Time 1:09h.
Thlrd-Seling, mile and seventy
yards: Ace won; Royal choice, second
Mante1le, third Time :46A.
Fourth-Selling. mile; Fayette Belle
won; Albert S, second; Immilda, third.
Time 40.
Fffth-Selling: Backing Brush won:
Out Away. second; Bob CIampett. third.
Time i:i2ik.
Sixth-Six furlonrs: Johnnie McHale
won: Leader Ban, second; Free Advice.
third. Time lib.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
STRENGTH OF MAN.
n Declines Slowly Aft~r sss Thirty
First yeas.

II Declines Slowly After rbs Thirty
First Tear.
Tho muscles. IN common with al
other organs OF the body. have their
stages OF development and decline. ssys
the Springfield Union Our physical
strength increases up TO 4 certain age
add then decreases. Tests % the
strength of several thoCssr1s Of people
have been made by means Of dyns-
rooneter (streEgth messurer) ssd ths
following are given ss tie syerase hg-
ures for the white race:
The lifting power Of . youth of ~
years Is go pounds: IA his z3th year
this increases 20 80 pounds: and 10 The
eoth and sIgt years IL reaches its b>ixht
$50 pounds At the end Of the ziss
year the strength begiss % decline,
very slowly a. sr.t
By the 10Th year 81 has d~cre.s~d
right pounds: AID ths dirssn1tion con
tnuex =; . slightly increasing rat. On
I'll the 10Th year "a reached. whsn tbs
kgure Is 60 pounds.
After this period the sars-r.h s.fls
more and raors rapidly nntIl th< we~k-
ness Of Old are IN r~scbed- II 10 nos pa
sibie 20 give The statistics Of the S~eli,>
OF strenSth sfs~r sAe 18th year. IS "A
sarsrs 70 large exsens in different ird3-
yscus,a