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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

An advance copy OF the Reach Official
Base Ball Guide for 1896. has been re-
ceived by the Intelligencer. This an
nual compendium Of base bail litera-
ture seems to keep up Its pace Of grow
ing excellence year after year. and '96's
issue n no exception. The Reach guide
gives more attention to the minor
leagues than any other published.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

C1TOCKs FOR SALE.
- Is shares German Bank.
shares Riverside CLAWS Company.
/ Wheeling Pottery bonds, per cent
10 shares Exchange Bank.
a shares WelIsburg National Bank.
30 shares Dollar Savings Baak, OF Bel
y Shares Aetna. Standard Steel and Iron
ia shares Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
20 shares Franklin Insurance Company.
h $. IRWIN, Broker,
fels No. % Twelfth Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

In view Of recent
experiences, the next
Pittsburgh man who
comes 10 Wheeling
N start 4 base bail
club should ut least
10 able to give bond
for his board BIZ.
Editorial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

George hnrclnnd,
about whom many
gnrullcd for and
cruel allegations
were made IN a veH-
.omouH morning pa
per. will return to
ioYn Mt the earliest
opportunity T he
statement that no
Ind left his board
bill unpaid was n
contemplate lie,-
SpoFtIng Column,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

J'oR REET-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
u tho city; large and plenty Of hs,jIS i.
Ing in The city. Also large hall for Inn iS
XBniy al HUB CL0THIERS. FourtesenI,S"
md Market streets, yo9A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

CoR RENT, APRIL /, 1896. NO. l404
Main street. three.Story bhcE warehouse.
Inquire OF HENRY K. LIST. The City BsnS OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

dor RENT.
Third floor, 1907 Main street, Hyc rooms
no LOAS-SS,OO0 on good real estate.
FOR sALE-Property on th1 lsihh" pay
JAMES l.. HAwLEi,
Renl Estate aud Financial AZ nut
J,si 1876 Main Strcet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

ToR RENT-Two ROOMS. FURNISH
ED or unfurnIShed. Possession
given April /. Apply at 1876 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

ia now arranged for tho inspection OF
our friends retail department first
floor. "Gontemauly agents" as they
FRy In the circus, will be delighted to
show you the finest Zine OF wheels IN
tho state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
WICHITA EAGLE PRESS.

wonderful orator seemed to hypnotize
the great audience. Silent as the dead
they followed her every gesture and
every iurpassioned word. Seldom has a
speaker been able to hold with such alb
solutely perfect grasp every nearer IN
a crowd Of such numbers. From this
point onward to the close the gifted
speaker seemed almost inspired. Her
commanding figure was instinc; with
emotion, and her voice singulsrly sweet
and pathetic was the fitting vehicle OF
messages which seemed 10 come direct
ly from a world of love and peace"
Tickets are on sale at MOsbacher's
and at Billings. Admission. school
children 10 cents. adults - cents.
''TTFB NATIONAL FLOWER
The operetta The National Flower. -
which viii be presented at the Crawford
Grand, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings of next week. viii be one Of he
most immense affairs ever given here.
The cast includes 10 people, with Mrs.
Beaumont. Mrs. Bryant. Miss Hstton,
Messrs. Hull. Hatton. Haynes. Hilton.
Vincent. Marsh. GIN and Woods IN the
solo parts Candidates for the position
Of National Flo1 -'' appeal '-S-rc .
judge e7i i1'y. each % ~ "a his own
daiz.es and weeis all sn ascume. The
operetta viii be a scene a. wei an
musical delight. Don't miss f.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
WORDS TOR A SISTER
wichita Ladies DepIore the Death of Mrs
Dean of Wellington

AT regular meeting OF Queen City
Lodge No. 20 d. OF H.. held Thursday
evening, May Z, dhe following resolu.
tons were UNANIMOUSLY adopted;
Whereas. Sister Jeanette J. Dean.
ow Wellington Lodge No. 119 Degre Of
Honor. mas been led by the angel Of
God with gentle hand into the land Of
the great departed and has laid down
her Hfe-work, which was in itself a
peace offering, for crown OF glory;
therefore. be *
Resolved. That we remember with
pleasure her vivacious disposition, her
warm and generous nature. her kind
and gentle heart; We recGr with graft
tude to her earnest work for This order
and we recall with unaIloyed pleasure
the great example she set by her daily
Efe worthy OF all emulation.
Resolved, That We tender to her hus-
band. Brother George b. Dean. her
mother and sisters and brother. our
most profound sympathy for the loss OF
one whose life was faultieSs and whose
memory is a melody that will MI their
lives with Sweetness 20 the end Of time
In their mourning and their grief w
commend them 20 Him who said: I am
the Resurrection and the life, with the
divine assurance that their appeal win
not be IN vain.
Resolved. That = copy of theSe reso-
Htions be SEMI 70 the family and spread
bPon the records Of this lodge"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
CITY IN B.IEE

/ Rev. ]. Q. Post united IN marriage w
F. Lee and Mary Orr, both ~ this city
Fred Young has a hen which ne r.
proud Of eH says she iayes aim a Big
I double yoked egg every day.
Mrs. Ida Hurt-GIossner OF Greenwood
county j. visiting the family of j. II
/ Shields. SO2 South Water street.
Jack Enslo took his departure yesfer-
day for Sloan Springs, Arkansas.
where he VIII make his future home
Mrs. A y. GoIdsts1t returned yestsr-
day from three weeks visit win her
sister, AIRS. Harry Gsrson. IN Oklahoma
City.
The Masses robertson 90 North Law
renee avenue. are entertaining Mr.
Neagiey AID her daughter sara. from
the east
G. L RatET passed through THE city
yesterday. from Colorado 20 CarubridK-.
ono. whore be vas called y the SICK
ness q as brother.
8Ir. Nelson = Arkansas city. alter
nate-at-larye 90 t8e national Repu1il-
can couvsntl0a al - Louis, Wss n tae
city yesterday "a bushes
A. the Wor1an-s Federation meeting
= the stase a. Topeka. N-s. 9. g Far
icy was appointed Chairman = tae CON-
Tnittee 81 arr ard archaeology.
Mrs J. Q. Bentley - Cs9sauka. Il
f. n re cstT visiting friends gshe says
that CHI = doing VEL ara o. hulhIlax
~ q fine practice n ~ saes;s- rate.
james Trs7p. ST. j. "a rhs city visit
lnE his Sons ~ says nat faissrs are
getting teTrloie by ar~sund Psast srH
hat raia = basly NEEDED ID t7ss 80
ton
JBt1zs Ifsaason. - judicial AMI srz-
BE gsaliezzsz zhe prsslcea over De -
palate coz-t u lkz LF.slaz- nnz8~ =
sho-t csl - tae E<gls sfsc. lax AKA,
wlih Jaaxe Csse.
Thernas Saws orehezs-a <srr1 -
Ssilas yesterday e. pisy - tha Trss-
st.nE Eeas ball Wha w-li - -.
rlrre a. fae cIasse q sae x-ats ssnrer-
t-8a Vhich o5gs~s Sc z~ssssn fAsrs fast
a.
n T. EsEsg zaz heEtoxlaz As
ben @neut sxn1fs-an5 as1rasks FEz-
yzE-E s-zE-os h-z frrass y~stl.r1aT. Ne 4
sEaczsEoa Beng Esse 8efl1t - is4.ss,f-s.f 4
BIZ a. ~ isasse. eaTsy "a ihe szst.rns -.
aeIaer anz 1-s3s 13-nx sell
sgr. G. L Eafnn4 sto<x,es = ~ hsas.
tsls raqFalrz a. Re horse % S-ssgssa.l /
sYs31e. sz.a1zoae4 fro-z C.L..a..s :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09

Cambridge. Ohio. on account OF the
death sickness Of his brother lie left
the city on the 1915 train by way %
Kansas City. and Chicago.
At called meeting OF the directors
Of the Wichita Wheelnen association
the following officers were elected ye~-
terday evening: Gerald Vok. preSl-
dent; G. 81. Irwin, vice president. Hal
Mccoy, secretary: Hober; Mccain.
treasurer. Executive cornmittee-C. II
Irwin. W. c. Beck. Gerald Voik and Hal
Mccoy.
Dr. Jones was released from cn-;ofy
yesterday and was about The city
thanking hts friends for sheir Ein.1ne~s
70 him during his great trouble He
said he loved everybody and while ~
may have made mistakes Of the head
yet ne knows that his heart was rsKht
and That he hopes 10 Live % do much
good and no harm
c q. G. club held Delightful picnic
n Linwood park yesterday afternoon
and last evening. The nccas tor %gAE one
long % be remember by ali those pres
ert. as one % the happy events which
fan - the lot OF young people T9,ose
present We're: Misses Mlilbccuf Fs1ave-.
-ss i1urRettN. Clara Randall. Mary
Kelly. Grace Morris. Lulu Andrews.
Lola Maxwell. Cora Beaver. Laura
Nswoosne. Eiie YeOuszn. Ksthrias
Beaxer. Anna zeinlnEer
Rev. u. Diamond AIlfcheH. sor Of
Judge Mitchell. who Ieft YAH college
Two years sSO % take n course n tAs
Mccormick theoloElcal seminary 81
Chicago. preparatory 70 entering taa
ministry q the Presbyterian church. -
ia the city spending hle vacation ard
VIII presch next sunday morning add
evening az the First Presbyterian
church. ar. Mitchell - = ygunz sr-a-
tlernsn ~ ore promise IN l-fe AID q
fines Tor the F'rofsssl0u ne
has chosen lie LOOKS well n1tElth-
standing a recent stez~ % skkaeEs CIV
srlug a perlsf q rzo weeks. saz3 dur
nx whb-h tirne he LOST tsu poundA The
FIrst Preahyterisn rharch has b<~a N
,1unch of hia family alfnos. since Re
vas born. ard thers - 10 doubt but
shat ~ Immense cVnKrewafso.l vi
rreet rs presence IN Ia pulpit nsxs
surlday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
SHARPER THAN THE POLITICIAN
Street Cleaning Commissioner Claims 10
Have Taught Tammany New Tricks.

Baltimore, May S.-The final session
of the National Municipal league con-
vention began with the delivery of an
address on Boards Of Municipal Con,
troll by Frederick William Hollis. a
member of the New York commission
on third1class cities. He was followed
by Henry w. Williams OF this city. who
spoke on the Reform of Our Munich
pal Councils" and John A Butler. presl-
Dent Of the Milwaukee Municipal league
| who spoke to the text Shall We Have
One. or Two, Municipal Chambers" y
paper on the same subject by Samuel
b Capen, president of the Boston leaguA
was read, as were also papers as fol-
lows: should Municipal Legislators
Receive Salaries?" by James w. Prior.
secretary of the City club, New York:
Municipal Condition of Springfield.
Mass, and of Albany" by George \.
Dennis of Springfield, and Mayor John
Boyd Thatcher of Albany. respectively.
The Hon. Albert G.. Lawson of Camden,
N j.. spoke of Citizenship Leagues"
Colonel George W. Waring. New York
City cleaning commissioner. in speak king
OF The Necessity of Excluding Politics
from Municipal Government" enter
tanned the delegates by an amusing
history Of how he got his present posi-
ton, and what he had done since. He
said he was originally offered the place
by a member of the Democratic nation
al committees and said he would accept
It with the understanding that he
should have his own way. Subsequent
" Mayor Strong appointed him on these
terms and has never interfered with
him. He detailed his experience with
the politicians and asserted that Mayor
Strong had received 161 sets Of resolu-
tons asking for his removal. for an
alleged attack upon the old soldiers
The politicians had come TO his way OF
thinking, however, and he had received
assurance from Tamnpanys Big Four
that he should be retained in the even,
Of Tammany victory In conclusion.
he asserted that the street cleaning de-
pSrtment Of New York was now strictIv
Eon-parusan and was a shining ex.
ample of the efficacy OF divoreipg nor-
ties from municipal governments. The
convention adjourned sine die.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe


Washington, May S.-The president
has issued an order extending the civil
service rules to the interstate commerce
commission.
Newport, KY, May S.-The end Of the
Jackson trial is now near at hand.
The commonwealth announced this
morning that it had no more witnessed
to offer.
Atlanta, Ga, May s.-Taylor Delk.
leader of a notorious gang of outlaws
who is wanted for murder by the sher-
If of Pike county, has been captured
at Sonora.
Buenos Ayres, May S.-ColoneI PIANO
has been elected president of Bolivia
in succession TO Senior Baptista, whose
term of four years expires on August 6
Of the present year.
Mexico, Mo-, May SIN the High
school Evolutionary contest last night
Francis Cook, daughter Of g. 3. Cook
chairman of the State Democratic cen
trail committee, won first prize.
London, May S.-The extradition of
W. A Turner and William Dunlop. ar
rested here on the charge of stealing
jewelry valued at sec, 900 from L Town
send Burden of New York, was granted
today.
Ell Paso, Texas, May S-John Sell
man jr., of this city, with the assist
ance of a confederate has escaped from
the military jail at Juarez, Mexico.
Sellnran was Slightly wounded by the
guards.
London, May 9-The Times has
dispatch from Teheran, Persia, which
says that further riots attendant upon
the executions have occurred at Shiraz.
and the baZaars wer closed. Bread is
reported TO be still very scarce there.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May S-The
Southern Baptist convention was called
to order here today by President John
HARRISON. Mayor George W. Ochs and
DR.. r. b. Garrett delivered addresses OF
welcome. Over 5000 visitors and dele
gates are present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
COMING LOCAL EVESrS

Don't forget 20 attend the matinee Of
the opera '-TyrOlen Queen" this after
noon al the opera house. Admission 10
cents 10 all parts Of the house
Rev. q. G. Press q Willow Spriazs.
No, VIII preach next Sunday at n
German Evan gelicai church. corner %
Market and Waterman streets
Central Baptist church. corner Doug
las and Cleveland avenues. I. a Han.
pasuor-fSegu guar preaching services 81
1870 a IN and As .. m sab Sc,
morning seTnou-~Bzne aud BENEFIT %
Great GTts. evening ff1esne--1as-
terialisrn- Sunday school al u n.
Junior Union AZ : 3 n z Y p. L. a.;
4 n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
HU-Ic AND DR.Y,
"CHRTsT az CAEsAp

Paramount college respectfully cena
your attention . The fact thar on as1,
Tuesday evening. May j.. &-s Las
WI deliver Der famous ascta-e ~C-hrsx;
or Caesar" Uad%r its zusE,scez Tbs
VII be the iAst opportunity hat TIE
people % Nhchits EsIi have Of hearing
Mrs. Lease. uutfl after she esec1san a.
'eass. 50 sae starts FOR The ao-rh - tts
ccGrse ot a few weeks. No one czz 81
lord - HIS bearing Ms Lar TIE
press ard peo1sle alike sg-ee fhzt s1e b.
one - Arzer5c2's so-ensoxt orators Efe-
voice has ben 10 ozrea Commented up-
oa that press cg1E11~nts are q Earres;.
81; lot les- important IA the MAKEUP
@ an orator - shat 1oa3ezfzi poxer -
magnetism which seems 90 h4r,d 1he a.
1senoe 3ader a mage spssl ip8a tie
o-,czsls1 q her s2ezksnx u Lz~rsscs
one - The pxpeEE tcok occzz.c1 - -
marx among ether tain<s. AT rsas
pant TIE 1lz1yesoEs rnzga<ilsa1 q thzs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
THREATEN TO QUIT
RUMORED THAT SWIFT & co. WILL
LEAVE KANSAS Oily.

Company said to Have Concluded That II
Cannot stand the Outgo Occasfoned by
Concessions Lately Made to Various
Classes OF its Employees and Instead
Its Kansas City business to its
Other Plants--Repoite Move Alleged
to be But Bluff.
Kansas City. May Sit is stated here
tonight that on Monday next Swift &
&c. will shut down their big packing
plant al this point for an indefinite
period Their plant gives employment
10 1.3o9 men and in capacity ranks as
second among the packing establish
ments of Kansas. It is intimated that
the company's Kansas City Office force
will be retained. being given employ
ment at Swift & Co.'S other establish
ments in Omaha. ST. Louis and Chics-
go. 10 which points the present Kansas
City business will be diverted
While no one in authority at Swift &
Co.'S Offices here will assert. il is credit
ably stated that the Kansas City plant
IS being closed down on account of
troubles which have existed for many
months between the packing company
and the labor organizations which con-
troll the men in their employ During
the past year and a half Swift & Co.
have had to contend with strikes by
their beef-boners, their ham, trimmers.
their taggers. their butchers and their
hremen. In every instance something
has been conceded to the strikers, un-
til now, IL Is claimed. the company's
expenses in Kansas City have reach ed
such a point that the business done
here can be diverted with profit to the
other points ar which the company has
packing plants.
On the other hand, it is intimated that
the reported shutdown is the result Of
an agreement among the several pack
ing companies doing business here. and
that it has been decided that the clos
ing down OF one big plant will have
an effect Of quieting the agitation now
general among the local labor organiza-
tons in the packing business.
Armour & Co.'S firemen are on a strike
and sympathetic strike by the other
unions and a general boycott of the
company is being urged. The men at
Armours are making demands similar
TO those which the Swifts recently con-
ceded
Detroit, Mich, May Six hundred
members of the Detroit Carpenters
union decided tonight to strike next
Monday for an eight-hour day.
w coHsocket. r. J., May S-Superin-
tendent f. L. Gomez received orders
today TO start the Alice rubber mill.
employing 1900 hands, CT Monday. The
MlIiv'iIe mill, employing 1000 hands,
will be started a week later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
Especially to the Insurance Company
Which He Carried Half a Million.

Especially to the Insurance Company In
Which He Carried Half q Million.
Pittsburg, Pa, May S.-Hamilton
Disston of Philadelphia. few weeks
before his sudden death had increased
the amount of his life insurance &C $780,
900. A representative of the company
that loses by the transaction was In
the city yesterday and confirms this
statement. While apparently in the
prime Of health, he made the necessary
application for the half million addi-
tional insurance. The application was
accepted by the executive officers and
referred to the officials at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Disston, in the meanwhile under
went the customary physical examina-
ton.
at was quite shock in insurance
circles. therefore" continued this gen
tieman. when the sudden demise OF
Mr.. Disston occurred. only few weeks
afterward. An autopsy revealed that he
had been afflicted with heart disea Sc
for some time
The company's agent was positive
that no litigation would follow the
death Of Mr.. Disston. The Disston
family, consisting of wife, brother and
son, are all heavily insured. and, with
that Of the deceased, the total will
reach nearly $500 600
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
Insleside Races.

San Francisco, May S.-Resuits at
1ngleside:
First race-SiX furlongs: Montgom-
cry won; Verdette. second; Cadenza,
third. Time 117Is.
SecOnd-FOur and half furlongs:
Lode Star won; Durs. second: Lady
Hurst, third. Time :56l4.
Third-Six furlongs: Schnitz won
Elmer f, second; Kowalski, third. Time
l:16la.
Fourth-Mile and a sixteenth: Peter
the Second won; Miranda, second; Pa
ros, third Time sos.
Fifth-Mile: Wawona won: HERNIA
mia, second; Huntsman, third. Time
t:43S.
SiXth-SiX furlongs; George Miller
won; Bueno. second; Babe Murphy,
third. Time 16.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
WORSE YET he MILwAUkA
All Efforts to Mediate Fail aud Violence 4.
Looked for.

All Efforts to Mediate Fail aud Violence IL
Looked for.
Milwaukee, May S.--The effort of the
common council to enc the strike of the
Milwaukee Electro railway employees
has failed ard tonight the special COM
mittee appointed tn mediate reported
It's inability tC end the troubles. The
company refused to recognize the union
re-employ strikers or - grant any other
concessions, and the union stood by Its
original demands. In the meantime
the riotous demonstrations by sympa-
thizer5 Ct strikers continue. Care are
stoned, rails ten up and wires cut.
Aboupt fifteer arrests were made today.
The situation IS growing more critical
and the police expect serious trouble
tomorrow night and Sunday. The feel
ing against the company is bitter and
the authorities ioCl for an attempt to
destroy property
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
Sheffield Races.

Sheffield, Ind, May S.-Shefield re-
suits:
First race-Six furlongs: George B.
Swift won; Denisetts second; Warren
Point, third. Time 1:16A.
Second-Seven furlongs: Sammie
Young won; Terra Archer. second; Wa
terman, third. Time / :30%.
Third-SiX furlongs: frankie D won
The Rock, second; kLongdale, third.
Time 1161A.
Fourth-Mile: Evanatus won; Red
skin. second; Oneida, third. Time
1:43A.
Fifth-Five furlongs: Floreanna
won; Tramp, second; Laretta, third.
Time 1:02%.
Sixth-SiX furlongs: Dago won; Bel
YOUR, second; Merry Monarch, third.
Time l4%
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
ARE SMILING ALE OVER
There are Vow Some Happy Democrat Ia
the Federal BoIlding

The next postmaster OF Wichita vii
be mighty lonesome IN the government
building. speaking politically Tom
Fitch The postmaster, Is uoTr She 0uly
Democrat there who = subject 20 re-
mcvai without cause. The recent Or
der protects every other Democrat
even from the great incoming chsD7soz
OF American pretecsfca- Civil service
shat which DeTRocrsss have always
hates - cordially. hss ban thar sal
walton for IRE recent crE1er put -. 90
DsEnoerzSs ugrse- that system Locke.
me assistant postmaster. caa5O1 b@ re-
moved EXCEPT for a yioiAiao7 q the
civil service rules, and neither can the
HOtrman-ss IN the internal revenue d.
partn1e1t. or MaEser II the pension Of
fee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
CAPTURED THE Ex-CHIEF
ID. A. McNicol and wife are Surprtsed b,
Their a. q. u. w. Frieuds

Yesterday was the sd birthday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. a. SIcNicol. and as a
"7rseauence a number Ct their friends
$50 vered the fact and met at the
Boston store last night and marched in
a body TO their residence in the T'homp-
son block. where they entered bea tins
a huge tin pan and making sufficient
noise TO wake I'D the living IL not the
dead. The couple were taken compjete-
~ by surprise and gracefully surrender
ed to the inevitable and prepared 10
make their guests welcome. The even
ing was spent with games and al the
proper time Nick Stetfin appeared with
ice cream, cakes. etc. and a deIkrfous
luncheon was served. The following
were present and enjoyed the delights
Of the evening: Msssrs and Mesdames
Aldendifer. Bull, Resides. DonueI.
GoOiin, Turney. Stefiin. Gackenbsch.
Mr.. WOyer and Miss Lena Aldenaifer.
Mrs. kendrfd and Mrs. a. w. Reed. At
late hour all departed. wishing the
couple. VINO are both Of the same age 70
The day, many happy returns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
BUTTE MINERS IN BAD SHAPE
Miners Union Won't Sustain Them Nor the
Company Take Them Back

st. Paul. MBay s.-A Butte special
says; Two hundred and fifty miners,
comprising all the employees of the
Rarus mines. struck last night after the
foreman had resigned on account OF
dislike for Timekeeper Apologize. Gen
eral Manager HeinZe put new men to
work today, and the strikers drove
them from the mine, with threats OF
violence. threat was made TO hang
the new foreman, Gibbons. and he was
forced into a carriage and driven away.
The Miners union refused to take IN
the cause of the strikers and the men
have become desperate. as the mine
management refuses to take them back
Trouble is feared.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-09
CIearwater-De Orc Poor Match.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 8.-The second
nights play in the Clearwater-De Dro
worlds pool championship match re-
suited in De Oro's favor. Score by
frames:
De Oro-1, 10, 4. 10, 5, 2. 10, s. z, 8, Z,
8, IA, 1, Z, 10, 10, IA, 8, 49, 2, 2, II, 4, 13-
EOS. Scratches 3; totals POS.
Clearwater-14, 5, II, 0, 10, Is, 3, Is,
Z. 8. Z, 1, IA, s, 5, l. ?, 8, 5, 2, 49, 13, 4, IL,
Tsp. Scratches 5; total III.
Grand total De ORC All; Clearwater
2S2