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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-02
ARGENTINE.

George Erwin. a machinIsts. helper en-.
ployed at the Atchison. Topeka Il Santa
f'e roundhouse. had his hand badly mash
DR.. Chopper. the local surgeon, was called
and dressed the wound. and the patient
was sent to his home.
W. H. II. Tanner. who lives at the corner
of Adams street and Powell avenue. re-
ported yesterday that his house had been
burglafized. and n silver watch. gold watch
chain. silver watch case and % cents In
coin stolen
George ]. Barker, Of Lawrence, cx.state
senator. is the guest of his son-in-law. O..
=. Spencer, the West Silver avenue drug
Mrs ,5s E,zsnhaqser rs.s ai Of wIndspendspcs Mo
No. +oS West Metropolitan avenue, for d
few days.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
esaa1 Tnss church sSsnr n SSs an Ice social
corner of Sixth street and Strong avenue
r. L. Miller and Miss Lester Girard were
married last night at the home of the
BY Rev. W ii. Turner. pastor OF Of the Ss!,tt Meth.
odist church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Lutheran church held their regular MONTH
ly meeting at Turner hall yesterday.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the order of
ductor and Mrs. wash Simpson No. IA Il
Rev. NJ. NJ; Telle. pastor of the German
Lutheran church, returned home from
Pittsburg, Kas. where he attended the
Eastern district conference of the Ger
place.
Rev. W: a. Elliott, pastor of the First
Baptist church. has returned home from
OTTAWA OTTAWA where he was several days, at.
the. prayer meeting at the church last
night and will preach AS usual Sunday.
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LIVE STOCK NEWS AND GOSSIP.
pACKtNa Al KANSAS cry DURING
THE PAST SIX MONTHS.
increase of .i.'O0 HOGS mud ub. tOa
sheep over the same Time Last
Ycnr-siiaht Failing on in
cattle slaughtered.

The returns for the first six months
packing at Kansas city this year are at
hand and make splendid showing. In
the matter of hogs and sheep 1t was a rec
ord breaker. there being l,25i,?i0 hogs and
363,9i3 sheep Killed. AN increase OF 1lio,
hogs and 63,ios sheep. The number of cat
tie slaughtered was asi.a2u hut S,ssi less
than the same time last year, which light
loss was moro than made up by the IN
creased weight. For June the killing was
12,Ss9 cattle, 2gse2s hogs and i6.i0i sheep,
an Increase of s,O55 cattle and 52,sS hogs,
but a decrease of 1856 sheep.
There will be meeting OF the Live
Stock exchange to-day to vote upon th'
proposition to raise the price Of member
ship from $1,000 to $3.50
Phil Conboy, the well known johnson
county, kas.. feeder was here yesterday
with nifty choice grade steers, averaging
l,6oa pounds. They were neshy and well
finished. They were fed for ten months
on shclled corn ANA timothy, and iiaN stray
for roughncss, and made Il gain OF 6o'
pounds. They were sold by the Charlie 3
Dixon Live stock Commission Company
at Stij. the highest price OF the day and
for their weight. for many months. East
man took them for the export trade.
BABY bceyes continue to sell well am
ied by c. NJ, Gifierd & Son. OF, Milford.
nhs's dN'idEHE LII NOUlie. was mere Nt.S-
tcrday that We're sold by the George X.
Barse Live Stock Commission Company at
S@ They were handsome lot of young
s,ers and made gain OF 800 pounds In l2o
days. swift a. co. got them.
Fred Chase, Dunlap. kas,. was at the
yards yesterday with cattle. lie says there
are more hogs but fewer cattle In Morris
county than year ago. Wheat good,
grass and corn fine.
Russell Bros. Cass county. Mo. ryere in
port more hogs, but fewer cattle. In their
county than n year ago.
q, w. Simonds, Cedarville. Kas., was on
the yards yesterday with hogs.
II. l.. Gichrist. Lathfop Mo. came In
yesterday with cattle.
j. MeComas. Ezbon. Kas. was in ycster-
day with hogs.
"a $. Iioag,, y. Lull and Backman &
Waggonsr, Lebanon. kas.. were here yes
tcrday with cattle and hogs.
Men ,S Scott. Arkansas city, kas., had in
hogs yesterday.
James ~ Bland, Clinton county. Mo. was
in yesterday with cattle.
j. s Gage, Cameron. Mo-. got feeders
here yesterday.
r. a. Coleman, Summit l. r, was at the
yards yesterday with cattle.
u. T.. Addington and Ron & 1.ebo. Ard
more, |. T., had in cattle yesterday.
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Race Winners nj Lntonin.

Cincinnati. o., July l.-Favorites were
again thrown down at l.atonia to-day, only
two carrying away the money. The other
four races were won by second choices
Weather clear and warm and track fast
Attendance 5000,
First race-Six furlongs; selling: purse
500. i-year-olds and upwards. Isabel, 20
I to / and 8 TO .. place, second: Nolley
, Fuss. les lThorpel. to !, third. Time
l:l5S.. Prairie, Crumbaugh. Whiteside and
Glad also ran.
Second raee-one mile; S-year-olds and
won; Brace Girdle. 81 "a. Lewis, to 10,
and out, second: Lucille H., % tFairEoodls
T. 70 /, third. Time. 1913. Bloomer and
HOFFMAN also ran,
2-ycar-olds. Ben Brown. l0s CThorpe, .
to !, won: Oakleat. 90 Idpee). 1 TO / and
5 to :, second: Czarcwtrh, 100 tscherrer,,
Il to !, third. Time. l:0.i4. Gid Law. Wink
err Fusaroi. Assassin and Covington. Ky,
Fourth race Mile and seventy yards.
selingi $3.50, J-year-olds. King Stone, o.
tNutp, . t. :. won; Sea Brooke, ., lScher-
rer'' r' y, y T, y . and even, second; lanes Mon
Pr--idio, Nimrod. Joe Clark Black SIX,
~Sirminsham and station I. also ran
ruth race-Four and half furlongs;
3 TO and even, second Sprngday, iOa
10. Dunn, Ii 10 /. third Time, o:5si.
Queen of Liars, Gertrude W, Rose Tree,
Cascade; Susie Duny, Gem III. and Frank
fort Girl also ran.
sixth race-,six furlonss; purse $500; T.
year.olds and upwards. Wheyta. 90 C..
Rein, to ], won; Doorga, 90 'Scherrer),
i to ! and 2 to !, second: Carrie Lyle. iGi
Princess, Susie B., Lucy Lee. Partisan and
Lester also ran,
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MINOR CITY NEWS.

The ladies' of the Central Presbyterian
church will give a lawn social at Ninth and
Lydia on Thursday evening.
The colored people have y determined to
strous picnic ut Chelsea park. There will
he speeches and music.
II. Landman, a merchant at i2l7 Grand
avenue, failed yesterday. He executed
chattei mortgages on his stock to secure
the Star Pants Company and \, Landman.
His liabilities amount to $3.50.
Charles Bell. who, was arrested Monday
by Deputy Marshal Jake Newhonse he
cause he was assaulting TWO women, was
fined So in the police court yesterday, lie
went to the workhouse.
The committee that was appointed by the
plumbers union to present Its grievance
against the Missouri Gas Company to the
several labor lodges In the city. claim that
twenty-seven lodges indorsed their action,
and promised their sympathy and help in
the present strike.
W. Mollonyx, a well known crook. was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of vagrancy,
lie has been out of the city for some time
but lately returned He gave the name of
Reynolds when taken to Central police sta
Captain Burns ques toned him.
and Walnut streets, and his bartender
urday night by officers from the Grand av-
enue police station, charged with operating
Mere n ns
each M for being caught gambling.
n5ms msns ShG ssee hs cnsasS aSS
time his mother has not seen him. is want
ed by her and she has written the police 10
Sssss aao h at " Wana sss iaa
sss T folly Ss sas
SEVENTH s rs street and s WsSssh avenue csi.
cago.
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SYPHILIS,

There are great many remedies adver-
tised as specifics for syphilitic blood poison
ing. Mercury Is the main ingredient Of
poison does not do, is done by the mercurial
poison. Consequently 1t is only matter
Of a short time until the end is reached ia
any case.
that is constantly eating away the vitals:
every day that It remains In the system
II is decaying 1t; 1t is rottins 1t. No med
icine has ever been known to reach it.
Mercury was always the an,idote, although
il never cured 1t. It is now for the ilrst
time in the power of syphilitic sufferers to
get a complete and permanent cure.
THE RED CROSS CONSTITUTIONAL.
will cure the most aggravated cases OF
syphiiitic blood poisoning in from two TO
four weeks. There Is no mercury or poison
OF any kind In Its composition. 1t Is an
extract of roots, herbs and barks. II ia
as harmless in taking as 1t is efectual in
curing.
one or two bottles of this medicine 10
sufficient TO prove the, cure in any case.
Cures guaranteed in all cases.
Remember. there is no other euro for
syphilitc blood poisoning. Send for circular
Call or address RED CROSS CoNsT1:
TUTIONAL MEDICINE CO.. 1880 Grand
avenue, Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-02

A. r. Holden. New York. Is at the Coates.
J. A. Meek. Chicago. is at the Coates
NJ. II. Brownsdon. Providence, is at the
Coates.
L; E. Anderson. st. Louis. is at the
j. w. Church. Herinston, is at the
". A. Bradford. Boston. is at the Coates,
l.. l.. Walker, Beatrice, is at the Coates.
+. G. Glenn. Phafter. Tex, is at the
Coates.
M. Sweeney. Parsons. Kas,, is at the
Coates.
Coates. A' '"e
DR.. A. T.. Neumeister, delegate appointed
by the Kansas city Homeopathic Medical
the American Institute OF homeopathv
| turned home.
7. NJ. Mckee. New York. is at the Vic.
| toria.
| NJ. b. Getty. Chicago, is at the Victoria.
r. Thompson and wife, Independence. are
at the Victoria.
j; NJ. Day. Austin. Tex. is at the vie-
| toria.
q, s. Gamble, Lebo. Ark. is at the Vic.
toria,
Sidney Hayden, Atchison. Kas., is at the
Victoria.
John T. Shy, sedalia. No., is at the vic-
toria.
q. G. jackson. sedslis. No.. is at the
Victoria.
W. r. Murphy. Springfield, No., is at the
Victoria.
Mr.. Charles Peake has returned from Cal.
ifornia.
DIR. Fred Grant and wife, of Ottawa. are
stopping at the Midland.
f. l.. Kern and wife, Of Butte, Mont, are
stopping at the Midland.
o. p. Barnes and wife. of Chicago. are
guests Of the Midland
g. Z; CHANDLER Sf Medicine Lodge, is
], ID. Glenn and wife. Of st. Louis, are
guests OF the Midland.
J. Darneli, Omaha, Neb.. is at the New
Albany.
W. 4, sneed. Wichita. Kas.. is at the
c. II. Giller, Osawatomie, kas., Is at the
New Albany.
W. B. Moon. Ethel. No.. is at the New
\. Kelley. Topeka. kss.. is at the New
Albany,
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Personal.

For copy. of illustrated excursion folder
Issued by the Vandalia- Pennsylvania ad.
oress J. 7. Foley. Box F. Kansas City. No,
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Winners Mt Milwaukee,.

Milwaukee, Wis, July l.-AIuskalongc. the
colt that gave Prince Lief such a close
run in the Milwaukee derby beat a good
field IN the Hotel Combination stakes to-
day, running the mile in l;i0is. kamsin.
the public favorite was second. Weather.
track and attendance good. Summaries:
Flrst race-one mile; SELLING. Sanhoval
won; Kirk. second; Crevasse, third Time,
iilR.
Second race Four furongs. Daisy Marie
Time. O.ig'2
Third rate--Five furIoigs. Kings Counsel
won: MnZeppa. second Overflow. third.
Time. l:0lS,.
Fourth race-Holel Combination stakes.
value to winner, 81 600. one mile; selling
Muskalonge i03 tBunnl, = TO !, won: Kam-
sin, % n. Burns, . to ], second; Fred Barr,
"a ,Hrksi. 8 to !, third. Time l.lOi.
buida, Lord Nelson and sweet Favorable
also ran.
Fifh race-SIX furlonEs; selling. Good
win won; Distant Shot. second; Trilby
third. Time, 1.liA..
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\ GREAT REMEDY


DIR. PodmOnd, "a specialist In the s,,,dv
and treatment OF piles and rectal disoases
recently stated that the Pyramid Pile C'urc
the new discovery for the cure Of piirs
was the most remdTka bic remedy he baj
ever seen or tried in one respect; and thsf
was the instant relief experienced in Mi
eases, no matter how severe, from lhe mo.
ment the remedy was applied; this was the
more surprising TO him, because he mad
carefully analyzed the preparation and no
trace of opium, cocaine or similar poison
could be detected.
Physicians look with great favor npon
the Pyramid Pile Cure, because it is ran,
idly taking the place Of surgical Operations
and because 1t is SO simple, so easily an
piled anu contains no mineral or Other
polsoRs so commonly used In pile ciir.s'
Dr. Esterbrook reports that the Pyramid
Pile cure not only cures the various forms
OF Piles. but never fails to give immediate
relief on the first application no matter
how severe the palm or discomfort may be
People who have suffered from piles for
years arc often astonished at the instant
relief experienced from the first appIica.
tion. Another Important advantage is the
fact that anyone can use the remedy with
out dentention from business or interfer-
ence with dauy occupation. Sold by drug
gists al 90 cents per package.
Send for free book On cause and cure OF
Oilss-
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Joseph and william Ricketts, were ar
rested yesterday by the police on the
charge of fighting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kennedy OF the Argentine
boulevard are entertaining Miss Allie Bor-
ger, of Newton. kas.
Mrs. Samuel Downing and sons. Lewis
and William. and Oscar Goddard OF Tale
quah. !. T., arc In the city. the guests of
Mrs. David McAillcn.
]. w. Jameson, of Piper. kas.. was in tho
city yesterday the guest OF friends.
Harry. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Speck, fell on the fences yesterday
and broke his arm.
Mrs. George Van Arb has returned from
II visit to Norborne. Mo.
Mrs. George Harper and sons have re-
turned from a visit to Pittsburg and Ar
kansas City. KaH. They were accompanied
home by Miss Rose Moore and Miss Mabls
johnson. of Pittsburg.
Benjamin Turner has returned from an
extended trip through the Rocky noun
tains.
The Y. P. s. c. T. of the central Christian
church will give an ice cream social in
Shawnee park this evening.
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Captain q. W. Jackson. late OF the
GARFIELD Rifles. caused the arrest of Will
lam Bell, Il member OF the rifles yester-
day, on state warrant charging him with
.fo.cih.y- breaking u ,irapss1;. and -enLHrIas
the armory of the company yesterday Re-
Gently the rifles, by vote. deposed Jackson
and elected I'D Moore captain. Charges
were preferred against Jackson TO the ad-
jutant of Kansas and out of this state OF
affairs there IL the worst sort Of a feel
ins existing between Jackson and his form
er command
Jackson claims that he is the custodian
OF the armory and the arms Of the rifles.
Notwithstanding the action of his men in
dcposins HIM. and the arrest Of Bell yes
terday was brought about 10 test this
point. The matter will come up for hear
ing in Justice Bonds court
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Winners At sheffield.

shehlell, Ind. july l,-Flrst. race--AInc
pnalaska, q. To !, won; slarbcam. l2 to
Maggie, Mike Kelly, Mr.. Dunlap. Proyerb
laCrescent, karruba, Ada May Collector
and Memphis also ran.
Second race-Four and onc-half furlonss
Slave, ~. 10 /, second: Brother Fred, ,hiri
Time oi6 Laredo Last Fellow, Michael
Mcinerney san lienito. Congo, DeBrosses
aud +, Garner also ran.
T,hird race-Five and one-half furlonGs
l;ollic Easiln, : to ., won; Rubber Neck
II to .. second May Fern, third Time
l'q.l.; III Henry and Alley Light also ran
Fourth race-one and one-quarter miles
Elusive. even, won: sui Ross, 10 l.
second: Marion, third Time. ,sO7is. ASH
Fifth race-Handicap; steepiechase about
one and one-haif miles, Ny Luck, TO !,
ish, third, Time, a.,6i. shoemahsr. a;ratz
Henley, silver Tip and Hercules also ran.
sixth raco-SS and half furlongs
Merry Monarh. even. won; Revenue, ~
to !; second springtime, third; Time. %
knight and Luclnda also ran
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THE CLEVELAND STRIKE.


cleveland. o., July Lone hundred and
twenty-five workmen lof, the Brown Hoist.
Ing Compuny's works this afternoon at
o'clock under escort or iIj policemen. Strik.
crs and onlookcrs to the number OF 6.9p
hoo,cd and jcercd them. Squads OF strik.
crs went IN both directions on St Ciait
street and took possession Of every car
that came along, filling them so full tina,
the workmen could not get on. BY force
the police succeeded Ia getting u number
of workmcn on ears and sent them nome
under guard, The rest We're marched to
the central police station. followed by the
bowling mob and from there sent home IN
patrol wagons. Tomorrow any crowd that
collects viii he Dispersed One Of the nom
union workmcn. A.. l.. Strong. after being
put on car, fired his revolver into the
crowd. tho bullc, grazing ;ho arm Of Ren-
Jamln Ions, a striker. Strong was arrested
ana locked up. ono striker was arrested
FOR irtONiCafiOn,
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Tho Kansas city and Cripple Creek Gold
MINNIE & R,bb Jus. bo''hNeI ioc. soSd
mines. and has been cutting tunnel
through their claims, being in now over
veins. OF one OF which he says: she
stands up as pretty and as well defined as
TO cat. II possible. She is a true iissure
vein, II there Is one in Cripple Creek dis
trict. and development will make her pay
pany propose 10 push work on this vein
now for early results, and later go on in
the tunnel. All who know this property
say 1t is good and reliable. and Will soon
he a good paying mine. which is good
thing for Kansas city. as the stock is near
Iy all owned here.
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JULY EXCURSIONS
Via Chicago 4 Alton Railroad.

Via Chicago & Alton Railroad.
July 9Th. 5th and sth.
N21-Chicago and return-N20.
Gop-Chicago. one way-sI0o
July 9Th and 9Th.
$cs.5o-Buffalo and return--s26.50
July Srd. 4th. 9Th and 9Th.
tT.'c-Washngton, ID. c.. and rcturn-S27.7o.
July 18th. 10th and 18th.
sH.6o-Mlwauk and return-S1t60
July 18th. Goth and 2lst.
fi.5o-St. Louis and return-f.O
Solid vestibuled trains between Kansas
City and ST Louis and Kansas City and
Chicago. Connections made in Union de.
pots.
Kansas City t,cket offices. Junction tick
ct once. Ninth. Main and Delaware streets; !;
loSs Union avenue; Union depot: Grand
avenue depot. a. HILTON.
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Governor Morrill, VIII spc,L.

Governor Il. n. Morrill, was visited YES
terday by committee from I.eavenworth
and promised 10 be on hand and speak in
this city tomorrow evening at the great
ratification meeting to be held in cclehra-
ton Of the nomination of Mckinley and
Hobart. Hon. Il. W. Blue. also, wil bo in
attendance Governor Morrill, United
states senator Baker and Congrassman-at-
large Blue Will be the principal speakers
for tho occasion. The specChmaking which
Is to be at Turner hail, Will he preceded
by a street parade.
Governor Morrill, will he the first speaker,
In order that he may get through In time
20 take the 10 p. m train FOR Hiawatha
where h" will spend the Fourth OF July
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THE NEWS AT LEAvENW0RTH.
Three Charges against Him 10 lie
Heard Next Mondny-NIorc Trou-
BILE In the Gnrhcid Rincs-
miscellaneous Items.

abe" Miller. in the county Jail on the
charge Of dcfrauding Michael Noth out of
$3.50 by selling him territory for an alleged
patent right. was arraigned before Justice
Thomas L. johnson yesterday on charges
preferred against him by Ralph Hutchin-
sou and Frank Van Voorhees, who each
claim that they also We're vctimlzed. Mill
or was in handouts. the constable pre-
ferred not To take any chances. The pre-
limnary hearing Of all three charges now
pending against Miller was set for Mon
day, July .. at / o'clock p, M. and In de-
fault Of bail he was returned to the coun-
~ itil
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Dlck' Bland. and take special traiu Tor
Chicago Sunday, July ., via Chicago &
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M,ItItiED IN \ HACK.
Justice kru"Irr ini'cs u Couple From
Oklnhomn tity,

When Jack Ryan u harkdriyor drove his
hack IN front ui ipstlr" -. W Kruerrr's
dfng store. at Fit'h aud broadway. ycs.
terday evening, n took lhc justice tust
eighteen seconds ia Join the haui, Of J, !.
Braly and Mis- N A. Smithsou. of Okla
hona city, O. r, who were In tho hncI,
ana refused TO nlisht, and 10 make thcn
man and wife, They came 10 Kansas en-
yesterday an! ar" stopping at the New
Albany hotel, 1t was not stated what their
haste was In getting married yesterday All
ctnoon, or why they refused to get ouf Of
the hack.
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CHEAP RATES.
p,r,,.s,,. nov1. s,.c,.,,

nsFumgtoo Noute SpecsaItnees
To penve. and return July 9Th and 9Th.
To Hot spfinss and return July Sd and
4th. one fare.
To f3uraio and return July 9Th and 9Th,
one fare. plus g, Call and see US re.
gardlng diverse routes.
To Washins,on and return July ID. 9Th.
9TH and sth. one fare.
To Chicago. July ith. 5th and 9Th; 800 one
way.
TO Chicago and return July ith. 5th and
Sth, sl25O
:, ,Homescekers' excursions. July I'm and
To Milwaukee July 18th. 10th and 18th,
one fare for the round trip.
To ST. Iouis and return, July 18th, Goth
and 2lst. $50 round trip.
To Salt Lake and return August 7th and
sth one fare, plus s..
To Milwaukee August 23d and 2ith. one
fare.
Tourist rates 10 Lake Michigan, wiscon.
sin. Michigan, Colorado. Minnesota, Mon.
tnna. Yeilowstone Park. Pacinc Coast and
Puget Sound. For descriptive pamphlets
anu Information call at ticket offices No.
s,5 Main street or No. lot+ Union avenue.
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The kansa. city, Pitt.burx 4 Gu,,
Hailroad-Raten

On the Fourth of July will be one fire n,
sd me round ld ZIP between all stations tickets
all regular trains, JAMES DONOHiyI,' . on
General Passenger Aqen,
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A BIG MEETING EXPECTED.
The Ninth Ward Republican club
VIII Dedicate Its wIgwnm
This Evening.

Tor the dedication of the Ninth Ward Re-
publican wiswam at Fifteenth street and
Virginia avenue this evening. Major War
ncr. eN-Mayor Davis. Judge John Il. stone
und other DISTINGUISHED speakers have been
Invited to be present and Address the meet
Ing.
Seats will be reserved for ladies, 10 whom
O special invitation Is extended. The Ninth
Ward Republican club has rented the old
Fifteenth street Christian church building
for the campaign and has decorated II
Handsomely. /, is the only club In the city
TO make such arrangement and II will he
an active and influential factor In the COM
Ing campaign.