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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
sheenshead BaY Races.

New York, June 27.-There was 4 gen.
eral upsetting OF favorites at Sleeps
head Bay today. In the first race Dr.
Jim was figured upon as q sure winner.
but the best he could do was second to
Adstral II at long odds and Romp near
~ beat him out OF that place. Deerslay-
er was the fayorite in the second, but
he could not untrack himself and was
badly beaten by Tremargo and The
Swain, the former being backed heavi-
~. The McCaferty stable was the ia
forte for the Zephyr stakes. although
Scottish Chieftain was backed to with
IN a point Of them, making him the ac-
tIal fGvorite. They were all beaten. for
Divide shot into the lead at the start
and was never headed. winning by two
lDgthS. AicCafferty declared to win.
with Arbuckle. but Winged Foot got the
place after a hard drive. There was a.
hair hours delay at the post IN the
IoRey Island handicap. which spoiled
the chances o. the heavy weights. At
the iau OF the flag Hanweu rushed 10
the Iront and held the advan tage 10 the
enc The Dragon was q. strong favor
ite in the fifth, although Premier vas
heavily hacked. opening at u ] and
closing at ;. The winner. however
turned up in the ne stables Ja6arso,,
who got IN nrst by half length al
Iong odds. The last race was o, +ba
grass and the public settled on T.,,f-
Beach as the choice, but he couE1 lo y,
better than third. Councillor Howe win
ming after 4 long drive from Marshall
Summaries:
First race-FTve furlougs: Msstral
II won; Dr.. jam, second; Romp, third.
Time 1903 %.
Second-Ssveu furlongs: TIenarro
won; The Swain. second; Deerslayer.
third Time l.e9 Is.
Thir6-Zephyr stakes, Futurity cour-
Sc: Divide wOn; WinSed Foot, second;
ScottshChieftaiu, third. Time lis Is.
F'ourth-Coney Island handicap. six
furlongs; HanweiI Won: Cflenmoyne.
second; Rubicoa. third. Tine lis.
Fffth-Mile and a furlong. selling
jefferson won: SIR Dixon, second. The
ORA gen. third. Time l.56
S.xth-Mile and a sixteenth. on turf.
Counsellor Howe won, Marshall. SEC
ond; Long Beach. third. Tine 81 Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Laronia Races.

Cincinnati, June 27.-Four favorites
one second choice and two outsiders
won the card at Latonia today. Ma
Geo, McCleIIand'S great colt, won the
Harold stakes vcery easily, making his
third successive winning. Weather
cloudy and rain after the fourth race.
Summaries:
First race-Mile, selling, purse s40o,
3-year-olds: Anna Lyle won; Count
Hirma, second; Judith, third. Time
:42H.
Second-Mile and seventy yards, purse
$500, 3-year-o1ds and upward: SIR
Dixie won; Ondague, second; Rasper,
third. Time Az.
Third-Six furlongs, purse $500, 3-year
oldS and upward. Urania won: Egbert
second; Robinson, third. Time 15A.
F'ourth-The Harold stakes, five fur
longs, 2+year-old co.'s, stakes 81 $50:
Maceo, to 10, won; Irby. Z 70 1, second;
Protus, 90 TO l, third. Time 1:02.
Fiflh-Five and half furlongs, purse
800, 2-year-old FLIES: Eugenia Wicks
won; Charina, second; The Blossom,
third. Time 1:10l2.
Sixth-SiX furiongs, purse $500, 3-year
ODDS: Governor Boies won; Sam Tate
second; HOodwink, third. Time 1:17&.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, No, June 27.-Results:
First race-Six furlongs: Bill Powell
won; Martha Smith, second; DIR. Meal
lister, third. Time :26.
Second-Four and a half furiongs,
selling: Maud Johnston won; Carrie q,
second: Guy, third Time 1903.
Third-Mile, selling: Paskola won:
Little Nell, second; Powhatta, third.
Time 1:54k
Fourth-Six furlongs, handicap: Bob
Clampeitt won; Montell. second; La
Fiesta, third. Time ]; 24K.
F'ifth-Five and a half furlongs. SELL
ing; Sir ChalreS won; Typewriter, Sec
ond; Little Gear, third Time lis.
SiXth-F'our and a half furlongs, sell
ing: John Boone won; Susie Neil, sec
ond; Conferros. third. Time :02.
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Red Oak Races.

Omaha, Neb., June PA special 70
the Bee from Red Oak, Ia, saps: w. W.
p. sna shed the wagon record OF 2:os2s,
going the mile in 2:oSi5. Summaries.
First Pac-2-year-ofd pace: Cricket
Hi won in two straight heats. Time
2:24%, 2:24l5.
tSecond-2:35 trotting: Nordica won
second third and fourth heats; Delpha
won second heat, Kathleen. Parsival,
Morning Star and Star Dejarnat also
started Time 2:1924
Third-2:l9 trottin: Metzger won first
third and fourth heats. Dick Hubbard
Won second heat Lucy 3. Wauseol
and Loudena Wilkes also started. Time
9-I4l
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WICHITA EAGLE PRESS.
SENTENCED AT PARIS, TEXAS.
Five Murderers z rom Indian Territory ans
the Border Line

Paris. Tex. June Z.-In ere federal court
this afternoon i've men were ssnteuc-1
10 be hanged on Friday. Scptembsr =
George l.. Wheeler. for the murder Of
Robert McCabe in TIE ChIczasag nation.
June .. 1884. Taylor ick1naa and Tom
DAVIS for the murder q Lee CTCm al
AnLlefss = ~ 4@lg J. - IL 40 ~ = l+7-l-
man and ) ilas Lee for the murder % ID
Cana2ay. JeI Mad1sK ard Paul Ape
gate in a shanty boat OF I.eG river, No
Vsmber =. 1s6. All OF them received
their sentences with the utmost indlfer-
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cYcLoSE sIRKEs IN KEs1UoKY
One Residence and a Church Demolished
and One f-ifr Lost.

OwensoorO, Ky. June IA cyclone
stTucz Wet Lou sviiie. near ms city ~
I'D this afternoon and did cone Idsrab, q
damzEe- The house ~ c. A.. Cars. 49,
CONF lstely Wrecsge1 ard u ,ss Pearl IL ils.
VIC Was visiting There. Eas lz.EtartlF
kEle1- Ar- flaTEe was sfrtGusiF falErfri
and n - thOuscbt r. all de- A uulnser
OF others are s4feTirg from severe cg-s
and trgtses 81 AipnorsilE c1lFcz e.
- 1Jazp1 was con piat@ly destroy 81 q
large rUuhsr % ras.La-4oss ans s1ta1sIl-
inEs were tes-ruy-e4
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Pau X. SasIs Dros- OCT.

s. John. Es1-. June z7.-Paui 2 Ma
gle announces a. Eirs1-27Tal from ire
race q t1e Republican Gsksf "a tAe
Tfirry-ffsa senzt0r&ei czserict- Ire
czuse IS Tas hoa1clal plank s6optsd ~
ne Republicans a. 81 L9uls. Nr. Ma
gse says Dc czunot sEaAcss 4. OBJ
qa-uily he caunot azocept ire aora-aa-
to-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Loving Gun for Mark HAM,

Clveland. .. June IA number q
the trends Of " y. Hanna IN tbs city
gave him q dinner az the Union club
THIS evening. Al The conclusion q the
dinner he was presented with a silver
loving cup inscribed with the laElss @
h.s friends. AiT. Hanna mace feel
tng respa1se % fhs pressn tatl0n sp@ech.
q hich was delivered By Andrew Squire
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SHUTS DouN FoE REPAIRS
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milwaukee, Races

Milwaukee. VS., June 27.-Prince LIEF
did not have the sXpeC-eJ valka way in
the Milwaukee derby this afternoon
Nuskslo1ge. Arthur's hIy. Led unJl
they Were NeA into The third quarter
Prince Lief then took the lead and tried
- run away from The others. but Mus
kalonge hung 70 hin. and whsn they
turned u make the last aI.z-tsr the
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Kings County Wheelmen.

New York. June 27.-The fifteenth an
nual race meet Of the Kings county
wheelmen was held AZ Manhattan
Beach track this afternoon. Il vas Is
JinIated that about 5000 persons were
present The one nile professional
scratch race was holly contested and
Eddie Bald had 20 take third place be
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Sales at Sheepshead Bay.

New York, June PA draft of year
lings from the Nursery stud and the
Kingston stud was sold at auction at
Sheepshead bay today. The more no
table sales were:
Railister ch. c, by Rayon d Or-Bal-
ierina, D. Gideon, $2.509.
Falcon. ch. C., by Rayon d Or-Flavia
William Wallace, $1,000
Galiady, ch. c, by Rayon d Or-Carrie
Phillips, A J. Joyner. 81, 900
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RucKLEN,s ARNICA sALVE.

TIE Best Salve in the world fol Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IT is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S n.
Main street and G.. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
HIiddIestates Tennis Champions

New York, June 27.-The final round
of mixed doubles of the Middlestates
championship tournament, begun at the
grounds Of the Orange, y. J., lawn ten
mis- club two weeks ago, was played this
afternoon. J. p. Paret and Miss Bessie
Moore won the championship by defeat
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hobart, 81;
CO: ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

Omaha, June E.-The worlds record one
mile tandem on al Hight-lap track was
broken toniCht nv -P.xiey and Mccall Of
Omaha n l-z9 -. TIE former reed
was 1..-!- The work vas G-ne = the
.L-ss e..e d n Imma - crowd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Actor G~otry Fouasi s,pflt,

Philadelphia Penn, June The
jury "a Ire csc OF james 3 Gently E1o.
February Il. 1855. murdered Accrsss
3EadEe Y0rse. today reode0eG q verdict
. guilty Il TIE first degree-
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Spiders I'm Police Court

Louisville. Ky, June 27.-The mem
5ers of the Cleveland baseball club were
brought before Judge Thompson Of the
police court this evening on the war
rants sworn out by President Stuckey
rharging tlem with breach Of the peace.
Captain Te0eau was fined 800. OutfeId-
er McAleer and Shortstop Mexican SIS
each, and Outielder Burkett $50. The
ease viii be appealed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
CREWS GO ROWING
FATHER THAMES IS KEPT IN A
PRETTY STEADY TURMOIL

Trinity Hall Puts its First and Second
Crews in Competition. the Latter Show
ing on the Better by Length in Each
HaIf-New College is There and Lean
der.and Yale With Their New ALUMNI
rum Fin, Which Fouls the Rudder Rope
and Gets Bent and Makes Bad Rowing,
But Can't Prevent Good Time.
Henley-on-Thames, Eng, June IL
This was a beautiful afternoon but
rather hot. Rowing conditions were
perfect. All the crews spent more
time on the water than had been allowed
them. a very good comparison was
obtained when Trinity Hall raced its
second crew against the first. In the
first half, the second Grey beat the first
crew by length. In the second half
the second crew also beat the first crew
by length.
Large crowds were in attendance, CIV
ing the river and its banks all the ap-
pearance Of a regecta- New college
was closely watched by the assembled
1Elrongs during its practice work. The
3:28. rowing over the entire course in
IA, the stroke being given as SO. Sew
eral of the members were very much
exhaustd in consequence, Gold and Nick
alls especially suffering from the heats.
Yale did the first half in 3:28 For
minute the Yale men rOwed a stroke OF
%, dropping 10 Sc. At the start the
rudder rope caught under the new
aluminium fin, which had been fixed on
the boat for the afternoon at an angle
Of 50 degrees, in the place Of the old
wooden fin. The new fin was bent to an
sngi Of - degrees before the rope could
be freed. This nessitated keeping the
Tudder hard a-pOrt during the afternoon
On this account the full course was not
Towed. Under these circumstances the
performance Of the Yale men was con-
sidered vry good. The boys went in
Immediately arfter their practice work
end enjoyed a tea at Toys during the
balance of the afternoon. The Yale
men probably VIII do the adjacent
country on bicycles tomorrow.
At a meeting Of the stewards this af-
ferno0n it was decided to have the trial
heats on Monday if the DeHoop club
does not come in, and If Eton is scratch
ed, both Of which events are among the
possibilities
The grand stand opposite the piers is
nearly finished. Brightly dressed
crowds are always present during the
day tine watching the crews at their
practice Bob Cook said he was salts
fed with the work Of the Yale men this
afternoon, inasmuCh as Yale did half
The course in practically the same time
as the others-better, in fact, if the bent
IN is taken into consideration.
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first set Is, but turned the tables in the
second 10. Samuel Neal defeated Slo-
cum 10; DC; 81 Carrnew defeated
Myers 6-3. Ga George Wrenn defeated
Re7den In Ga
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Murphy's New Worlds Record.

Paris, une 27.-At the Velodrome
Seine today Murphy covered $50 meters
in nine seconds, flying start, establish
ing a new worlds record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

Buffalo. y Y, June 17----C;Sns-zl Ra-
fJss Lombard Howard. president % a.
Howard Iron WORKS. died a, ais home n
this CITY toalEhI
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Castoria

"castoria Is 50 vel adapted 10 shildrez THAT
recommend il As superior 70 any prescription
known 10 ne"
H A. ARCHER. NJ. d,
III So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn. n. z.
"our physicians in the ehiidren's depart
Elent have spokea highly Of their expeTi-
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and although VIC Oaly have among cur
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet We are free 20 confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won Us to lock with
favor upon IT,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPESsGx1,
Boston. MGss,
ALLEN c. SMITH. Pes.
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What is

Casora is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children It contains neither Opium. Morphine
other Narcotic substance. is harmless substitute
for Paregorie, Drops, Soothing SyrIps, Castor OIL
it is Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms alays
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Castora assimilates the food, regulates stomach
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Chicago Tennis Tournament.

Chicago, June 2L-At the tournament
NJ the Chicago Tennis club todaS E
WreHn was defeated by Waidner IN the
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Worlds Hundred Vile Record


Lodon, June 27.-At Herne Hill today r
Palmer beat the worlds bicycle record
by making 100 miles in 3:47-g7 3-5.
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To Stop Failing Of the Hair in One Week
And promote a new growth use DAN
DERINE. i tones and invigOrates the
scalp and imparts a feeling Of comfort
All druggists, refund money in case Of
failure 81 90
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CastOria.

''castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
6-en- Mothers have repeatedly told ne OF lis
good effect upon their children"
DR. G. c OsSooD,
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"castcria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope The day is not
far distant when mothers viii consider the
reGlinteTest Of their children. and use CaStoria
instead Of the various quack nostrlgIns which
are destroying their loved ones. by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and ether
hurtful agents down their Threats. thereby
sending them to premature graves"
DR. J. r KrcHELoE,
Conway. Ark.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Teachers Treasurers' and Clerks Rec
oIds, Warrant and Classia-
cation Records.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-20

The Democrats of Pike and Du-
bois counties do not seem to char
monte" on the qu estion Of Judge
and Prosecutor. The Democrat
contained a long editorial last week
on gag rule" which is a favorite
democratic weapon. The Press
predicted several months since that
Dubois county would "hog" things
by taking both Judge and Prosecu-
tor, which is exactly the program.
Of course it is fight that does not
concern US; the district is democrat
&c anyway You take it and we are
only interested in seeing fair play.
Judge Ely was undoubtedly entitled
to another term, for he has given
universal satisfaction, and Traylor
could have afforded to wait. There
is M question as To Mr.. Traylor's
ability, but he has certainly shown
lack Of good taste and proper respect
for fellow member Of the bar who
hal a right to expect fair treatment
at his hands. Whatever the result
may be IL will cause much hard
feeling la democratic ranks.-Pe
tersburg Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-20

HEADQUARTERS GUcKEs-WELxAS

HkAD-<ltAkTEksu CCkE ~ w kLAAS |
Posr No AZ, DErr- Ism. q. AR
The following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted by said poet on the
death OF Comrade Thos $. Cook, late q
member of the eth XIV. Vol Unity.
Whereas, the Great Captain above
called Comrade Steve Cook TO answer the
final roll-call on the 18th of March, 1896,
therefore be il Resolved,
That Guckes Welman Post has Lost
one of its ardent, and devoted men,
ber, he proving himself loyal TO its or
ganixafion.
That Comrade Cook stool in the fore
most ranks IN the defense of his country
in its darkest days.
That the family and relatives have
the heartfelt sympathies Of this post in
their sore affection.
That the Charter of said post he
draped in mourning for thirty days, AZ a
token Of honor and respect to Comrade
Cook BY order Of the poet.
PILLOW M.aen.xr Committee
HESRy KRAFT
Jasper, Ind, March 18th 1896.
IAN county papers please copy.
MARRIAGE Martin l.. Harry
and Nancy f. Craig; Charles Gullett and
Annie Walls.
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we had q deep snow sunday
The 81. John members Of Birch
Greek church will have q new horse
rack and barn in the near future.
The Needmore and the Lexington
mines had an interesting game Of
base ball, Sunday. Score : to 8 in
favor of Lexington.
Mr.. Tom Mccain was in Dwell
last Saturday.
Mr.. Louis Smith, our hop-a-ta-
kick, still sings his old song. rock
a-bye-baby; he just knows a little
Of it, but | think he will learn the
rest of it next week.
George voelkel, the Boone
beauty. is going To &c; him a wife
In the near future. That's night.
George, take her in
The Louis Brothers started their
saw mill last week.
Mr.. George voelkel is the hap
piest man you ever saw He says
the reason is because il Is a bounc-
ing baby boy.
Mr.. Joe Bauer saws he is going
TO see his best girl Saturday nj ght.
Albert Kirby SAYS he don't like
TO fight with cats He had a fight
with one the other night, and tore
his pants before he could get loose.
He said il took him long time TO
come TO his self again. He said he
was scared so bad all he knew was
that the cat had a hold OF his leg
and the dog had hold Of the cat.
We think Budy had better stay at
home while there are so many cats
around.
We wonder Why everybody wants
to get married these hard times.
Even r. A. B. is thinking OF taking
him a dandy Of Needmore, but We
think Pearl would do better not 10
get married vet, rs times are too
hard, and we think we are the old
est and want a wife first. III anv
one knows or hears Of any old maid
or widow, please send them around.
as this is leap year.
T. g. Crandall says he is glad
school is out nov, he can 20 to see
the Lille Of the valley oftener.
G~.~-x
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-20
Travels of a RnlIet.

r. II. Campbell of the Madras civil
corps tells of an incident which came
under his official notice as magistrate of
Hosan, Madras. A European was hunt
ing black buck on hillside when he
got shot with his Martini-Henry COM
bine. The result of the shot taught him
lesson about the dangers of long range
bullets
In valley !, 800 yards away, beyond
two rather high hills and little pond,
a native was standing with his head
bowed and hands clasped behind his
back. The bullet broke the wrist of his
hand. In the investigation that followed
the course of the bullet was traced ac-
ourately. In firing at the antelope the
bullet had hit Il stone on the hillside
and gone bounding end over end over
the first hill. At the next hill another
place where the bullet struck was found.
Here the bullet leaped up into the air
almost perpendicularly, and when it
came down in the ricefeld it hit the
mans wrist, broke the bone, cut a cash
i'll his body, then dropped to the ground
spent ball. The most dangerous bullet,
save the one in so called ism 't-loaded-
gun, is the one that goes ricocheting
through the air.-New York Sun.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-20
Richards a PringIes NIinstreIs-

The Fort Worth Gazette, Texas, has
the following;
Richard x PriDgle's Georgia Minstrels
gave one of their laughable performances
at Greenwall's last night to a large and
rollicking happy audience. The personnel
OF the troupe embraces some of the most
celebrated negro entertainers OF the day.
There il Billy Kersands, with his enor-
nous mouth, like the back door OF a sa-
loon in a local option town-the same
Billy who made thousands laugh years
ago. He is Just as clever and his work il
as much appreciated as eyer. The Cres-
cent City Quartette gave some wel-ren-
dered vocal efforts, among them the
Old Oaken Bucket
The Georgia Ministries have been
twenty.four years under one manage
ment, and have made a great success in
their line. This company is one OF the
few composed OF genuine negros. They
pleased their audience last night immense
ly-that il, the design of the company
and both entertainers and entertained
should be, and were pleased"
Red Jacket Opera House, July %.