The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-28
Told i'm Fewest Words


The condition Of Mrs. Ballingto1
| Booth at the Presbyterian hospital
New York, IS reported as unchanged.
Ohio. assigned. Assets $4,000; fiabiiitie.
$4,000. Prior to assigning, cnattel mort
cages were filed for 1920. to secur.
promissory notes.
F. d. Armous, the Chicago pork pack
eT, has notified his local Representative:
at Youngstown, Ohio, TO subscribe s10t
ID the Reuben Mcmillan Free Library
fund of that city.
Alfred C. Wilson Of Chicago, wanted
for obtaining money by false pretenses
from the Chicago and Milwaukee road
was arrested yesterday at New Orleans
Louis Leon, clothier, Of Cleveland
DIR. j. G. Goddard of Kansas City, un-
| der sentence of sixteen years for the
murder of F. J. Jackson, has been ad-
mitted to bail of Sl3,500 by Special Judge
Logan. He furnished it and was re-
leasej.
The grand jury at Chicago has indict-
ed Charles NJ. Charnley, ex-treasurer Of
the Presbyterian Board Of Aid for Col
leges and Academies. The bill accuses
Charnley Of the em5ezzlement of So, 900
OF the funds of the board.
At Charleston, W. Va, yesterday
! morning the large wholesale grocery
house of Lewis Hubbard & CO. was de-
| sioyed Dy fire. The building was val
, ued at $4,000; insured for $500; goods
valued at 100000, insured for $780,
Mrs. Mary Barne5te, vino was connect
ed by marriage with the family of Pres
ident Mckinley, is dead at Milwaukee,
aged 49, She was born in ervock, Cour-
ty Antrim, Ireland. Her husbands s
mother was named Mckinley and her
mother was a Douglas
Itseig Iapko, WHO sailed under the
name Of Max Iapko, and who is wanted
in Russia for the embezzlement of 3. 200
roubles (N 900 was arrested YESTERDAY
in New York as he landed from the
steamer Etruria from Liverpool Iapko
denied having absconded with any of
MS collections.
Dana P. Horton died ct his home, at
F1ndlay's Lake, ". Y, yesterday, aged
about so years. Mr.. Horton was a
member of the legislature when Frank
HiScock was made United States sena-
tor and by leading the break from Miller
to Hlscock, made the latter's election
possible
e. w. White G Co. and Frank W.
White, manager of the White Catering
company, proprietors of restaurants ON
Fourth and Fifth streets, Cincinnati.
M
tai assets $4,000: total liabilities s31. 900.
The cause assigned is heavy expenses
ana duh trade
Henry L. Hayward, editor of the Long
mont (Col) Ledger, is dead He was SO
years old and enjoyed the distinction OF
being the oldest editor in Colorado He
was born at Portland, jefferson county.
New York, and for forty-five years was
a preacher in the Nniversalist denomi-
nation. He came TO Colorado in 1874.
In Cincinnati yesterday L. w. Cam
pell, tailor, was found dead on his
work bench. He mad attached a rubber
tube to the gas Jet and from it inhaled
the gas until hewasovercome. He was
at one time quitewealthy and had di-
vided his property among his children,
whose ingratitude weighed on his mind
Fred Tolsted has been shot and killed
at his home near Steward, Lee county.
ILL.,, by L. ]. WenI5er of Watertown.
Wis. Wenl>er had been employed on
Tolsted's farm, and claims Tolsted COR
nected him unpleasantly with the
woman who was housekeeper on the
farm Wenker gave himself up
The two-masted schooner Ernest T.
Lee, Captain Rawling, OF South River,
New Jersey, brought into Salem harbor
yesterday the crew of five men of the
schooner Balsora l.. Sherman, Captain
Piummer, from South River, New Jer-
sey, which, the sailors say. foundered
without warning Sunday morning off
Highland Hight.
L. P. Bowen, son OF ex-United States
Senator Bowen OF Denver, committed
suicide al Sappington, on the Butte-Lo-
gan branch of the Northern Pacific
yesterday. His body was found near the
track where an express train had
thrown il ani near it was an empty bot
tie labeled poison" He was suffering
from alcoholism.
Zina r. Carter, first vice president of
the Chicago board Of trade, was unani-
mously elected president yesterday in
place Of Wilgam T. Baker, vino has been
elected to the position for five successive |
term and Who declined reelection. r. |
S. Lyons. present second vice president, |
was elected first vice president. and H. |
o. Parker second vice president
The governor of the Cameroons, the |
German colony on the west coast o: |
Africa, says there is 70 truth in the |
story that German expedition consist |!
ing Of six white officers and 200 natives |
recently met with a severe reverse at /
the hands OF the Mboulies On the con- |
trdry, the governor reports, the German |
completely defeated the tribe |
and captured its capital with slight loss. |
The British cruiser Leander and the |
torpedo destroyer Virgo have arrived at |
San Diego, Cal. enroute 10 Esquimault |
The cruiser Phaetcn, with the destroyer /
are following the Leander
and Virgo and are expected to arrive !
here within two weeks. With these YES
sells added to the Esquimalt squadron.
Great Britain will have the strongest
fee by far that has ever assembled in |
the North Pacific
Stick to what you see advertised in
the newspapers when you get 10 the
store. Don't let willy salesman throw
you OF the track. You know what you
want better than he does.
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