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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

ST. Louis. May IA sloppy track ana
prospects uf rain drew less than pNn peo-
ple 10 the fair grounds To-day. but the bet
ting was active. Two favoritcs, two sec
ON choices and an outsider won, and. con-
-i1"rius th" conditions, pretty good time
was made seven regular and two field
books drew In. The summaries;
First race selling tive and ono-half fur
longs, Gnth. IH Martini ~ tp and even.
won. Johnny MoHal-. 10 (SchurrI. II to
and 70 J., second, Cass, 10 tP'nui, 10 10
and 4, 20 T. third Time ll3i7 Flute,
Engs Ellen, Improved Mother of Pearl
Dora Nooi and Tommy Rutter also ran
Second race -Four hul nne-half furlongg
HuekNu'Ts, IN tMartiuU, 90 ! nnd 10
?. won, Algul lll Cr. Murphy. 3 "a and
! 20 T. seconds S1lEr, lNi lliarncri. s To
ana 10 :, third. Time. 0.5r Ella q Re
m"wt,r Nc, Br.-rl1, Bwuhle ana Horse
Shoe IuNHnNu also ran
Third rac"-Srllius. seven furlnugE Rat
ilu bore, l@ tturu'r. I to ! and To
won; sycamore, lpd tMitch"lD li to / and
5 10 T. -rruugs Midland, lN7 (Nartlnl . to
! and 70 !. thil. Time i.3i Castallu
Arlrllr Ferris Hartman, Albert : and
WhisuHr also ran.
Fourth race" Handicap; for 3-voar-,lls
ana upwards, SIX iurlongs. David. ne Oar
n"rl, ! TO s, won ltnmiru, los IT Murphvl
b to ami even, second, HHnd-puu q a..
Slnughtrr, % 3. third. Time i:isty
Fiith racc-Ssliinr; mile and a sixteenth
IHur, lDl ,T, Murphy. Is to / and 1 Ia
won; Sunburs', 100 tNau puscnl. ii 10 and
7 10 10, second; Hawthorne, ll2 tTabo-l
10 TO ] and to I, third Time, 49, Xoy.
lliNu ana Nussal also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
Gr,nwny nay nj LouI.vilic.

Louisville XIV. May lF-Thts was got
away dag At Churchill Downs and IN con
sllrn," the fields W"ru small. The at
tendance. however, was up tH fny urryiOfIS
Iug-, something Ike 2,uNr people wituc-saI
close finishes In most ui the events. The
mrr'nr has hyen financially and otherwise
q rH.Nn--fuI one, the utl4- having been
large, with many sensational finishes. To-
luv was Charley Tuurr'.@ day, for out of
five mounts. h. had three trsts. one spe-
uul and "a thlTl Three iayOritgs We're
first past the post, including the win Of
Ethel Le" in the Burlington stakes. sum
ul4rl,ra
First racc-slx futlongs strathrcel l0s
Thorpe il ~, woni IanUry, la Dunn
~ 10 third. Time l|lG', Penury, even
SECOND raoc-Fonr furlouss. Roy car
rlthrrs ln' 'Walkrrl. to ], wog; orion.
~. as 'nrggtTi o.. 3, second, ZDl1, loi
IlhggUrI. 81 10 !, third. laDuChrsse Rel.
sannio and Little W.tnh also ran. Time.
Third nrr-Onr miles selling. Lester.
l@ llhgrp"l, % =, Won. Iporga, 10 tMor-
3. 70 tR.ri, Time, l.i7. Bicnloo and l.o-
Fourth Tlr"- burlington stakes. suaran-
tcrl 5000 Etuei Ice. in3 Crhorpel. y 10 3,
Won lady L1urum, ~ tSnhcrreTi, 70 !,
second thdTp.r. IS tAioTrI-Onl, tu L.
ihirl TINE, l.5 Burlc-qup, EugenIe
Migkrs aud kemp also IAN.
Fifth raoe-seyon furlongs; selling; purse
SS.i Mamie D. 20 - Gardiner to /.
Won . Iam' Monroe, l03 lThorpel, I 10 q
second; HsuleHburg, l06 tWiliamsl, to
], thiri, TINE, l'3lig. Eastwood Bello
Fresno, t'cll and Constance also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
THE BOOTH-TUCKER MEETING.
Enthusiastic and sometimes Amusing
Services Held by the Army
Inst Niuht

There can b. no doubt but that the
Booth-Tuckcrs balicv" in good humor and
laughter at their gatherings, and last
nights meeting At the Academy of Music
was an excellent illustration Of this fact
There were songs, speeches and band mu-
sic, that was more enthusiastic than melo-
dious, Not only did Commander Booth
Tucker ana his energetic wife spenk but
Major Lows, secretary 10 Mrs. Booth
Tucker sang and talked, and really carried
on IN" palm OF the evening, Miss Lewis
mary good looks The commander In In
Producing her stated that she had at one
time been an opera singer, but that she
was now "A "sdlNarutic' singer. This being
almost everybody laughed. This slight III
erosion did not IN the least dlscOucoTt the
bright littl" woman about TO entertain the
audience. Sh" SANG song full Of melody,
and by her charming good nature soon
had everybody singing as they had never
sung before.
The room was comfortably fun. Ali the
members of the army from Kansas Clty
ana the surrounding towns had seats ON
Y" stage: FIRST the string instruments
played Nellie Gray" Just as this was
about finished. the commander. his wife
pr W. u. George and Major Lewis eIrcred
the hall. In an instant the air was fun of
waving haudkorchirfs and amens The
visitors walked M the center aisle, took
the platform, and Immediately the fun be-
gan, \ song to the tune of "Murching
Through Georgia was sung, Dr. George
offered a prayer. The enthusiastic Mrs,
Booih-Tucker spoke for about ten minutes,
when she Insisted upon the commander nm
lshins, There was more music OF the same
energetic character as before, and then
the meeting broke up.
Mr., ana Mrs, Bo6th-Tucker left for St.
Louis over the Missouri Pacific at llIo
o'clock last night.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
ELECTED OFFICERS.
I<nnsns city Gets Al the officials of
the Fish nnd Guuic Nssurintion.

The Fish and Game Association held n
business meeting at the Wisconsin build
ing last night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year, after the
present officers had declined a reelection:
President, J. l.. Porter: vie" president.
Hill: corresponding secretary. Fred Dur
rant; treasurer, George knerr, all Of Kan
sns city.
Kansas city was selected as the ullrc II
holding tho neS' shoot. the date lett open,
To be decided by the officers, The prrsi-
dent was authorized 20 appoint his own
directory. a vote OF thanks was tenlCfed
the retiring officers FOR their faithfHluoss
during the past year.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
Electric club no,i-Grnnh Alleys.


Mr.. O. Caill0uette. druggist, Haavcrs.
vllc. Ill says. To Dr. Kings New bis.
Coyery ! owe my life. Was taken with Ia
Griprc ana Tried all the physicians for
~ and told l could not live Having Dr'
Kings New Discovery in my store i sont
Tor bottle and began it, use, ana from
the first dose began TO get better. and after
using three bottles was up ana about again
keep store or house without it," Get a
10 cont trial bottle at II. {. Arnold's north,
vest corner FIRM and Main streets: J.
corner Main and Twelfth streets. Feler,
mann * Hallar's. Diamond drug store gJi
Main street
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

| Miller "a. t,rLs,, On. trtiio,, "a. Hinder.
| iYY'',i in' "st 'Iey!t. ~. Ma'i,ri
| n, ssSw,N,aa' lr; mlgsipSi Ino't.ri ,e; ~.
| Mu,giN, ~, iWughen.h Sn9W, "a hiuhnat tIt "
| H ils,,s3 B,naG W. ~ XIII" nnevi,,
,rs, n,Si,., III, Is .ciTnd ,i soi ,Stryi
! ~ ,o'Wih' w. httN,, "'st ,..
tst a.. "Is''s,ss,iiiiim'55 ,t,;i,r
| man y NJ,t,ti.if giH w,nne. Ss. ass,Yinp as,i
| ~ i.rb,5if Nrp 81 Ti,..r ia
| McMur'hy. q: 'Ciihaun. ~; Rcusi. =,
| Il. Iiia.. 81. siSekt6n. "a Whmot 25 Uiii,.
| g Twltghcll. u. Trottor Il, Har.c, is,
| Nruyis. %. Hlekmers N. Head 10; Dewitt,
| Y, Gmsnyr, II Barre, %. Gottlieh. g.
$500, lhiIl. $3.50, fourth. ,iLW. af,h. SO.
/ ilc f.l"fntl9n adds 81 IN sold TO THIS event
| ig"q l'' nartl',I ~ Nai'a,.. la' S,NNn,
I q, l'I','',I, " M'n'',.' u 't',i" ri, ~
| is. b. Ilii6tt X; s,hInv 3, ,jor, 10, Lilies,
| Ia s,TiDl0 0'I Lf,.M,n ~ ty,iI,,t,., 'p,s,
| i3' Igffars,n III itHuiltan snow i2i
| s6wari H. Uvnraia iG. p.thmonI IL:
" Rhsi.s. Io. stG,kt6n l.. ii'i'ad. is.
! N.asis, ll .F'rsi moury N,m.. second
'it'3' 'hirl slee. fourth ptf. nfth. !f@
Iyuui No. go targets entrance S-s"p,
e. federation gdls '2.n u roll to ,this, event
mtu le nnrur't f.. Wallooc, lei sexton,
4. EEharit ~ M,nsMe %. Green Ne
ii. aii If H. Ell'6ii',, Il norton. IS. Lilies,
~ fgEas,, d. HHnE.str, i", Head T.. rrg3,,..
i'', lt HI'N; w S,o'h,9n, SNOW II
ie9r,, >, fIr-I money. $500 .ecgnd $3.50;
ulii s-s., 'oAIL.' F|, hitN, N.-M ..
srr ,s III JACKSON sFEii ~ elliott, 'jF9p.@ L. Liaatr
Erh3rlt ia Mgnstce. !" ,,Go,teb -
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
BLUES VS.. DETR0ITS TODAY.
Weather Permitting. MnnninH's Men
WIN rin> the First Gnmc with
the Lenders rhiS Afternoon.

jimmy Manning is certainly having hard
luck with the weather these days. He was
only able to get one full game with
indianapolis one Of tho best drawing
cards In the league and now Detroit. the
leader tn the race. has brought more bnl
weather. The prospects are that the
weather will permit hall playing to-day and
In that event the Blucs Will 70 against the
Tigers for the first time. Daniels and
Lake, and Finoli and frost will he the
opposing batteries. The game will he
started at 3ii o'clock and ought to he one
OF The most lntcresting OF the scnsUn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

San Francisco. May l9-First race-Thrce-
quarters of = mile. Xobair won; Skdlkaho,
second. Chinook, third. Time. l'lS'..
Second race- -Sevcn.,ighths Of mile. or
"gpn Eclipse won; Tar and Tartar, second;
Hermaritn third. Time, l;21.
Third raCe-bue and unr-riElth miles
Arundel won Artemus, second; ComraIc,
third, Time, 2l.i..
Fourth Fiye-eighths Of mile. The
Roman won. pollie, second; Viking. third.
Time, 1871.
Firm rAcc-Eiaycn-sixto Of a mile.
Last chance won. Howard. second; Ere,
VIII, third Time, l;0si:.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
chnrI.. Lenth Itrcciyer for ,nc rrc.,r

Charles Lcuth was appointed the re-
ceiver OF the Kansas city Presse Publishing
John Lerkiugrr tled a suit against IL.
company, asking the foreclosure Of chat
the appointment of a receiver James
Scammon wa the trustee under the mort
gage. Leuth ulpl bond Of SlDolb with
as surrtlgs
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
Mnrriuse License. Issued yesterday

Name. Age.
Lyman Alpert, Kansas city, Mo..........2i
Ida Shimkin. Kansas city, Mo,.,.....,...2
J., W, Gremmels, Kansas city. No. .......ss
Maud Linton, Kansas city, Mo...........,2G
Ed Matthews, Kansas city. Mo...........g
Mary II. short, Kansas Clty, Mo..,....,,,2.
William Jones, Kansas city, Mo,,........5
Mrs, Jennie Ellis, Kansas city, Mo......5 .52
A. u. Stevens. Kansas city, Mo..........ee
Lillian \. Brown, Kansas City, Mo.,......2i
Noah T.. Grisham. Waldron, Mo....,.....2 -
Martha NJ. holland. Waldron, Mo......., 30
Otto Weber. Kansas city. Mo...,........2s
Laura Huefner, Kansas city, Mo...,.... 20
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

The police are looking for Paddy pur-
ten, the prize lighter, who Is wanted for
abandoning his wife and child, VINO are
living at present at rs West Eleventh
street, chief Irwin Is under the impress
sion that Purtell is In the city and mas
ordered the detectives to bring him In
when they see him. He has lately returned
from the East
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

Fttsbur=. Pa, May le-HuEhoy pitched
"a good sanr and kent hits scattered, The
game wa won IN tho t.nth by a base on
balls, r. sacrifice ani TWO hits. A,tcnd-
aUcg, 900 Score:
II ~
brooklyn % q . : > o 0 o i-S i2
MISUNDERSTANDING. HuFhey and Sug-
den; brooklyn Kennedy and Burreu
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

Lamont, H. MAY is-Joe ncrtranI
champion bantam weight of the Pacinc
coast and barney Mccall, champion N
here last night II was one of the hest
lights ever Witnessed IN this city Mccall
was the agrr"ssor uutll the seventeenth
round, when Bertrand swung both right
and left in rapid succession and knocked
Mccall out, Bertrand was terribly pun
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

81. Paul Mimi May iG.-The feature OF
the game to-day was the rotten umpirng
of Mcdonald He was unsatisfactory TO
either side and was rnunily hissed on
several decisions st Paul won out In
Score:
RH r
St Paul 80 I O. q q q n G-i2 i6 /
Columbus 20 o O o o o o 3 u-6ll
liatterics-Mullauc ana Spies; Jones and
wilson
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

TO :. won. Otho even. second: Gratz Hen
ley third Time. 1895. Rob Holman, Ada
May. Nemaha. fakir, Harmony and Nero
also ran.
won. May Ashley. . to !, second; Whlkover,
thiri Time iOis. Lon Jones. Sligo. Fer.
rymnn IL an1 Laura also ran
= won. May Fern, even, second! Merry
Monarch, third Time. l;i7i.. Fred X. and
rruVerb also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
KANSAS CITY, u. y. A.
s,nrr Mn. No, wcnl,hy.

Detective Shelby. who was detailed TO
examine into the case of J, J. Starr, the
old German who committed suicide at sli
Union avenue last week, has reported that
he is unable to ind any ground for the
presumption that Starr was man :, OF
wealth, several friends OF starr, who i,ye
ment that II required all his meager little
stock could net him to provide him with
case is a well known character In Kansas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
Cincinnati. :, rnllndrIphin. =.

Cincinnati o.. MAY l9-Thc Reds
st"ppei into. first place to-day by defeat
ing Philadelphia They hattod a shade
better than the Nisitors AMI .u- errors
Were disastrous. Attendance, 5000 Score:
RiI IE
PhOa ,.....,O . o 70 o o "a
Btttori-s-rucirmti pwy"r and pietz:
Philadelphia, Taylor and Clements
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
win Appeal 10 III. L.. 4. W.

Denver col. May i9-W W. Hamilton
has received u letter from Chairman Gid
con Of the L.. a. ", racing board announc-
ing that the board has declined 10 reopen
his case in regard TO the unpaced mile rec
ord. The record was given him last year
and afterwards revoked on the ground that
he was paced TO the tape when he made N,
Hamilton will appeal the case 10 the next
I,aagtis convention
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

The police are not looking for W. IL.
ConkIin, the teamster at 2i0y Flora avenue.
who was said to be charged with ASSAULT
ing his Il-year-old sister-in-law. while fish
ing ON Brush creek sunday but for Louis
b. Seguin, Conklin's son,in-law, against
whom the charge Is placed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

The residence OF W. l.. Church at il3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, during the
heaviest Of the storm, About ss5 damage
was done to the building. No one was in
iu-ed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
VII, s,nr, In ,h. waldo Ruc..

Fort Scott. Kas., May ls.--(speciall Bert
Rathfuss and Leslie Glunz, of this city.
known as the Solid city racing team, viii
start in the waldo road race at Kansas city
May -. They have been In constant train
ing for a number of weeks and are in
perfect trim.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

sheffield Ind, May is-Flrst rars-FIye
and one-halt flrlongs. Chenua, 10 :. won:
rotsiam, 10 !, second; Cunarder thlri'
Time, iil3l.. Cooper. Lucinda. Bob Farrell.
Lawmhker, Major bripps and Victoria also
ran.
second raee-Fiye furlonss. Yours Truly.
willie, third. Time 1864. Clsmaius. sieg-
fried. Founiland and Nannessa also ran
Third race-Five and one-half furlongs
Ny Hebe to !, won; Hnda, TO !, see
ond; Mary l.. third. Time. i;l2. Loretta
Ashland and Bob Lee also ran.
Fourth race-5eyen furlongs. Sunny,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Minneapolis. MINI May ie.--Therc was
no EHmu here to-day, the indianapolis
team failing to arrive in time \ delayed
train was the cause.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
A R.sidence Ro,,bcd.

j. Dole of Linwood avenue and Harrison
street, reported to the police that his house
was robbed yesterday Of valuable clothing
lie suspects a colored girl. who has been
working for HIN, and who, he thinks, has
gone to Denver.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nntionai League s,nnd,ns.
New York. :, Chicago. u.

Chicago, May lg.-To pad" Clarke be-
longs the credit for the colts nrst shut
out this season, Five singles, widely scat
tered. We're all the hits made off him and
but two OF the locals reached second base.
Friend WIS effective excepting in the eighth
when his delivery was solved for i've sin
giles and triple. fvr earned run. result
Ing weather clear, but cold Attendance.
90. Score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
Three Y.ur. tor s...Iins y Guitar.

John Reeves, who stole a guitar from
James Terrili. DIS East Third street, on
election day. was given three years in the
penitentiary by a Jury In the criminal
court yesterday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

ST. Joseph Mo- May 1a-St. Joseph
quincy gam, postponed on account or rain.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

pos M3iucs, la. May lo-score:
u,- Nuines ....0 % q 5 90 q a Il Z
Burlington ..u. % % n 70 ! 10 o Al
lgUrr,s. s,ui.r L0hmlu and Traincy.
Nichols and Armstrong
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

by wearing on" of Carriers Smart Weed
ana Hellhdonun Backache plasters. Try
one ana bee lr"' from pain, Price, - cents.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20
SHOOTING BIRDS AND TARGETS.
OPENING or rnE STATE ToiRNN-
MENT IA " Nsui>GTON pNWk.
4 Large number of Visiting spor,s-
men Are In Attendance rud the
Local cracks Turned out
In Turrr-Th- scores,

'"'"' ''"h> '"r"'" "ut
The pin.i..r,,, annual ,,,,rr,,co,, n, ~.
>,...,,.t So. t...t - -. t,..,, .,t,..
''' "' o'''. '1'' '''. .'"'' ''',,,.''''
Association opened yesterday morning nl
der the auspices VI the Kansas cIe. Rod.
grafton OF Gun clubs
shoot and 1ll 'h1 outsli- spnrt-meu have
m. w.,,b,r ,,,. ,,,,,,,,,I,' i'r,,,e,,,,,, ,ii
u"E' tue Htis nAah'' was 'neohrAsinRly
large, the l''ll shooters turning ont we'll
Of III, rr,. .rH, .,t.,r, ,,,- ..ri,i,,l, o, "a
hrh sl,.t ,,,l ,l.. .t ....',,.. ,,.'s .,..iI,,,
t,,, ~, i,,, xxx. .,..., WI. .'',',
little dark 'lr target shooting, hut a
number of sirHI.ft -r.r,. var. m,.i,. In
sl,,. u' 'h1l i'.'' '"' l'iH'Si n.hh,r OF
fftc,u tlrEsts. for Whltb ,isnt,.1ra shoot.
a rcr5rI lr.il.lr,. 'g,, 10, ,.',t.. ,, ,.,,,ct,.r
,,,,,t' .. !" r''' W.
ram Nhleh r'mr SHORTLY after noon Kept
enter nom eolns 9rt T., tbe 'rr,ur5s arl
uAuF oihrt- VINO wrt' az me grounds re-
tgrn,ga i,,.! 70 ihg ci'y on account O.! the im-
Ahhoush a number ~ celebrated shots.
Nhon 10 was hoped would attend the tour
natl IN preference. KIM thsre %as A srtt-
tii.uEly large Attendance ot outside shoot
10 H.'.NtNN many ~ fH" crack Shutr or
.rs who an, In ATTENDANCE on en-" ,gurrn.
.,uapt arc. '''''''''''' va '"t "''''
Htry,N v-vrr.r, ,, a,.,.,s, - v.
Captain H. \. iiartlitt. Of Iiur.,lo \ =.
iar ~ ,<nHyy!,nrs y -; tL2uisi Z; Il ~ irot
OF prowH!viji,'' Nh. ~, "t,ir,s,,, ,'em ~;
more. y D., .. u. LinIrrmau, ~ Adams,
Neh.. wallace Mlbar ami j. \ Jackson Of
NJ. !. .. .. : ... ~. \. /. ]
Austin. Tex. Louis LrhArIt OF AtglieOu
kus.t ". NJ Slifus. Of OTTAWA Eua 1'y,N
Deal. Of CirpuUlt Kns. 4 = JIDtI az Mo,
berry. Mo: q; l.. stogktou al IInuut,4I
Mo. Nh GRAY. of Furbgr Al, riUIpr1 ~
Merrill Of AiIluluk.a. l., IL 'rrHtt.r ,,,J
j. NJ Ufgelrg bIursi,v +, = 4 Z. Iiisttnr
sieekllng 5 -. IJr / /, uttng,ir No.
ing Water Srb 4 II sa,,,t "ri 4, Al.
CON f,av,,its5rtt' r,,,,.'s So, -, ~ ~, W
a., t,s u a., tt iit,,,' ~ ~ ., 80,
hptt. M..t, ,.I,. f-'N'I ~. - 90
i,..t,,., ~ -, N"s.' D. y .ihlnl' Lex
II.k.on, NO J.. KrHst anu J. VI ithoades.
IlttInhloII' hhas,. IL NJ DAVIS ana NJ F.
i,I,ITLHl'' ,SI'nhlouu; NO J' W. bnrre.
iislu's ana No, -. j. ftdse, Rose mn.
NHs.. !. 'dlim"yer Jefferson CITY, Mo.
W \. SWlth, brtcnwoo!, has,, W. >. AL
m. -
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

For any ease of nervousness, sieepless-
ness, weak stomach. Indigestion, dyspep.
sia try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. RELIEF
Il sure. The only nerve medicine for the
price In market.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

Mrs.. WInslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
nation, alays palm cures wind collie, 25c i bottle
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-20

For a good dinner at 25c and polite at
ention. stsley's restaurant. ss2 Main.
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Backaohe, Lame BACK, Rheumstism, Use
CAbTERs SMART WEED AND BELIADoSsA
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,,i..y,. Nsw Orleans >I"y ''.-Aaan'a, c; New
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TALKED OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
VIEWS on COMMANDER UOOTH-
TUCKER oN the Dut>Cn ARMY.
Does Not nriic~c That Il VIII S-rinu..
~ inJurc the Parent Orunnisn-
tion-CrItIciyrs the New
trmy's Methods.

Commander Booth-Tncker was In a COM
| municatiyc mood as he sat In the beautiful
| parlors Of +. II. Ridenour's residence yes
terday afternoon The commander was
| dressed In the regulation officers uniform.
| consisting of red Jersey. and a long SAL
walton Army coat on the Prince Aiber; or.
| der. Upon each shoulder, however. he
wore "A SHOULDER strap with four stars in
gold upon II. indicative OF his rank In the
branch OF the army In the United States.
II scarcely know what to talk about" he
said, stroking his tawny mustIchc. and
with the other hand passing his fingers
through his hair, which he has allowed to
neck
Cant you say something about the Vol
uhicets2 was suggested. The commander
studied for . moment and then said In u
dgcp and extremely mclolious voice;
Yes; there Is quite good deal 20 he said
upon that subject Eui then this is by no
means new experience for the army.
pihcr armies have time ami again braurhei
on. only to he lost sight uf in year or so.
lheN have called th"ms. ives the reds, the
nlucs, the greens ami goodness knows what
You must understand, the one thing that
make the salvation Army. You might say
everlasting, Is Its strnng financial basis. II
does not depend upon rich friends on the
outside but upon the policy adopted by
the senerhl years since. when the general
started the army thirty years ago he had
no rich friends From that day h. made
u a point to be INDEPENDENT OF wealthy out
sii.rs hy making II an organizltion to be
Snpported by the poor ana FOR the poor.
lie mas been offered thousands OF dollars
to change some Of his ideas regarding the
running Of the army, but he has politely
refused. Please do not rtt the IMPRESSION
that he refuses donations. for that Is not
the ease. am only speaking Of cases
Toe changed." The commander stopped for
moment and seemed to hesitate before
'lkins up the Volunteers again.
When the New Movement started.
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To the business man: Get your dinner at
the Aidland restaurant. Reasonable prtcsa