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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Legal Notice.

William Foster, whose place OF residence
Is unknown, will take notice thaC A. ID.
Burn, Idle, administrator of the estate of Mar
garet II. Sain, deceased, on the 4th day OF
August. 1897, filed his petition I'm the probate
court within and for the county OF Hooking,
and state OF Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent Is insufficient to p
her debts and the charges OF ofadministering hts
estate; that she died seized in iee-simple OF
the following described real estate situated
in the county of Hooking, and State of Ohio,
tn wit: Being thirty three 1887 feet of oI The
west side of In Lot 40. One hundred and
eighty nine (lS9), and Twenty five (2j) feet of
OF ihr East end of ln-LOt No One hundred
and eighty seven llS7l, OF the Incorporated
Village of Logan.
The prayer Of said petition is for a sale OF
said premises, for he pay ment OF the dc BITS
Hn,l charges aforesaid.
The person above mentioned will furtI"r
take nuticr that he has been made n party
defendant TO said petition, ana that he II re-
quired to answer the same on or before he
Uth day Of October 1877
a. ID. burnside. Adminstra-
tor as aforesaid.
ly Wright and Petit, his attorneys
aug. IL CIV
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
South Perry.

II. u. IIiiliord, w. f. Seesholtz
and Oscar White took in the excur-
sion TO Put-in-Bay last Sun day. :,
Benjamin Berry and Mrs Lewis
Sullivan are i'll on the sick list
with typhoid fever. j. w, Me-
Broom has moved his Saw-mill
frnm ucar this place to Middlcfork,
:. Lewis Bevers aud wife of Halls
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Local Happenings.

Half fare to Columbus Sept 10th
l7th and 18th, good for return until
September 18th.
Good buggies for sale at Chas.
Becker & Co.
Good music at the M, e. Church
next Tuesday evening. Admiss-
ion 10 cents.
Columbus and return September
10th nth and 18th, good for return
until September 25th half fare.
$l.0J to Columbus and return
Sunday Sept 10Th morning train.
$3.50 to Columbus and return
Sept 10th, 18th and 18th, good for
return until Sept 25th.
You NAV get fooled by buying
fertilizers of travelling salesmen. We
sc With our firm to back us in
guarantee of handling none but first
class goods at Becker & Co.
Sunday Sept 10th $l.00 round
trip TO Columbus going on train
leaving Logan 8:l5 II. IN. and re-
turning leave Columbus i 80 p. IN.
$l,O0 to Columbus and return
Sunday Sept 10th.
The Epworth League of logan
will give an entertainment in the
lecture room Of the NJ. T.. Church
on next Tuesday evening. 1t will
he IA "Gibson evening"" Gibson
pictures will be exhibited, good
music will be rendered, aud last
but not least, II delightful lunch
will be served, all for the small
sum of 10 cents. All are cordially
invited.
Remember the Gibson evening
ut the M. +. Church Tuesday. Ad
mission 10 cents.
Come to the M. Il. Church ON
Tuesday evening aud see IL good
entertainment and get g0od
lunch for 10 cents.
You should not fail to see the
Gibson pictures op exhibition al
the M. Il. Church next Tuesday
evening. Admission 10 cents.
Sunday, Sept 18th, $l to Column
bus and return
If you want good farm wagon
talk to Chris. Holl at Chas. Becker
q Co.'S. He will give you bargain
Sept l6'h, nth, and 18th, half.fare
to Columbus, ticket good for return
until September 2j
Half fare to Columbus Sept. l6
i;th and 18th, good for return un'
iii Sept. 25th,
ri to Columbus and return Sun,
day, Sept 10th
Buy your best brands of fertilizers
Of Chas Becker d Co.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Shultz--TOlbert.

Married, on Wednesday evening
ut the residence of Rev. w. III.
Wright, Mr.. Guy Ii Shultz and
Miss Mary E. Tolbert. A fter the
ceremony the happy couple was
conveyed by hack to the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Martha
Tolbert, where an excellent supper
was enjoyed by allepresent.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Farmers Attention.

We wish to say while look Ing for
a Standard Fertilizer for wheat TO
write or call on us and get our
prices and terms. We handle the
famous brands put up by the Resin
Fertilizer Co, OF Baltimore, Md.
w. p. MILLER,
Union Furnace, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Administrators Sale of Real Estate,

LI IIarzel, Administrator
oi the Estate of Catherine In the Hook
Austin deceased Plaintiff. Ing County,
VS. Ohio, Probate
George w Austin, ct al De- Court.
PENDANTS.
In pursuant of an order Of the Probate
Court of Hooking County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auct tion on the
2nd Day of Oc' Ober 1897.
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. on the promises herein
2ttcT described, the following dcs ribed Real
Estate situate in the County of Hooking nnd
Stat of ohio and in Section Sixteen, Town
ship Twelve, Range Sixteen and bounded
ana described aS follows: Beginning at til,
North East corner of Lot number 3 tn u stake
H5 degrees w. 20 links to hickory ten inches in
diameter, thence West l5S poles to the North
West corner of said Lot, thence South eighty
poles 10 the South Wsst corner; thence East
los poles to the South East corner; thence
North eighty poles TO the place of beg inning
ms the North hall of the South East quarter
OF the aforesaid Section, Township and
Range, Apprni'cd at lSSOO.OOl Eight Hum
dred Dol arS,
Turins of Sale: Ono third cash In hand on
day nl sale, me TIL d In one year, and ono
third in two years nom the day OF sale wi h
interest TIL deferred payments to be ST.
cured by mortgage on the premises sold,
i. Y. Hartzall administrators
OF the Estate of Catherine
Arstin, deceased.
Aug 2 i-w. V G. Lowry, Attorney.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the follow ng
Accounts and VousherS have been filed IN
the Probate Court of Hooking County, ohio,
guardian OF Laura II. Whitcran, and the
suire vi come ON for hearing ON the 22Dd
day al : ptCinher 1897, nt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, or
MS soon thereafter MS mny be- convenient.
j. Il. ri JASON, Probate Judge.
Sep3, XIV
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Grocery Bargains
Opposite Court House.
Best Talent of the II. s.
Program for the National Free Silver
Camp Meeting Which VIII Open
ut the Fair Grounds We'd
nesday.

|
| Messrs Brown and Roberts, man
ayers OF the National Free Silver
Camp Meeting to be held here Sep
tember 1922, this morning promul.
gated the program for the great
gathering. It is as follows:
League day, Wednesday, Sept. 15.
Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic
Clubs.
Chairman, Hon Allen w. Thur.
man, Columbus, o.
Speakers: Hon Chas B Spahr,
of New York City, editorial staff
"The Outlook;" John Clark Rid
path, editor "Arena." Boston Mass
Hon David A DeArmond, Butler,
Mo, member of the 55th Congress;
Gen. A Warner, Marietta, presi.
dent American Bimetallic Union;
Hon ii c Bell, indianapolis, excom-
missi0n,r Of pensions.
Thursday, Sept. l6.
Chairman, Judge j j Harper, of
Washington, @ II.
Speakers: Hon III f Bartine,
Washington d G, ex-member of
congress from Nevada, editor OF
the National Bimetallist; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Tillinghast, Cleveland; Hon
L e Tarsney, Detroit, Mich, ex-
member of Congress from Mich;
Judge James 2 Tarvin, Covington,
Ky; Hon w l. Stark, Aurora, Neb.
member of the 55th congress.
Friday, Sept. II.
Chairman, Hon. j j Lentz, Co
lumbus. Speakers: Hon Chas A
Towne, Duluth, Minn, ex-member
of Congress, chairman National
committee Silver Republican party.
Hon Chas S Hartm Bozeman,
Mont, member of the 55th congress;
Hon Francis G. Newlands, Reno,
New, member of the Doth congress;
Miss Nellie G Robinson. New York,
member of the New York bar; Hon
CS ColliIs, Little Rock, AK.
Saturday, September IS
Chairman, Henry II N lies, Tole
do. Speakers: Hon II Martin
Williams, st Louis Mo; Ex-Gov.
John p st John, of Kansas; Hon
John A Lee, st Louis, Mo, ex pre- s.
ident Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association; Ex-senator j
C S Blackburn, Versailles, KY;
Mrs Helen Gouger, Lafayette, Ind;
Rev. Sam'l W Small, Atlanta, Ga,
lecturer and evangelist.
Sunday, September 10
Chairman, Hon Geo Riddle, CO.
lumbus. Speakers: Hon James r
So vcreign, master workman X of
l.; Hon Walter l. Ramsdell, mayor
of Lynn, Mass; Hon Champ Clark,
NJ G, 55ih congress, Bowling Green
Mo; Hon Pau; Jones (coiored) Kan
sas City, Kan; Hon G w Chivis,
(c0loredD Omaha, Neb; Hon G III
Taylor (coloredD Baltimore, Md,ex-
Register of Deeds; ex minister to
[ iberia.
Mond ~, Sept 90.
Governors Day.
Chairman, Geo Arthur, Spring.
field. Speakers: Hon Horace l.
Chapman, candidate for Governor
OF Ohin; Gov Daniel w Jones, Of
Little Rock, Ark; Gov Robert Il
Smith, Helena, Mont; Ex-Gov VIM
! Stone, st Louis Nh; Hon James
X Jones, Hope, Arkansas, chHir,
man National Democratic commit
tee; Senator Henry NJ Teller, Cen
tral City, Col.
Tuesday, September 81.
New England Day.
Chairman, Allen w. Smalley, of
Upper Sanduskv. Speaker: Hon
Gro Fred Williams, Dos,' n Mass;
Hon Pierre Humbert, jr., bamker
Boston, Mass; Hon Oliver Down
ing, author Of "The Battle of the
Dollars" Boston, Mass; Hon. Whar'
ton Bnrker, editor The American,
Philadelphia Pa.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Friends Yearly Meeting nj riaiui eld,
lnliana.

The G. and Nj. V. Ry will sell TX
cursion tickets on Sept. -, lG, II,
rs, 10 and 20 at rate Of one fare for
the round trip, good returning until
Sept. "a, inclusive.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Notice of Appointments.

Estate c { John Il. Roads deceased. The un-
dcrslgned has cen appointed and quail fed
ms administrator OF fhc estate of John u.
Roads late OF Hooking County, deceased.
George ii. Shaw
Aug. % 3-w. Adminsi rator,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Friday, Oct. tst, 1897,

at O'Clock p. NJ, 10 acres of land.
Being the part of the Hengst farm
that is situated in Sec. No. of
Washington Township.
This land is in good condition,
well watered and timbered and i'm
proved by small dwelling house.
Terms:-One half cash and one half
in one year. Deferred payment to
draw interest and be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
G.. l.. HENGsT,
d. e. HARSH,
Sept. l4-5t. Agents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
TEACHERS WANTED !


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oenpOye for econ
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
Fall Millinery Opening.

Miss Dee Mathews will haye n
complete Millinery Opening
Saturday Sept. 18th, 1897.
and continued at her rooms opposite
the Opera House. She has been
trimming the very latest hats in the
city for the past few we ks, and is
now glad to present to her many
customers and friends. one of the
handsolnest line ever brought to this
city.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17
SALE OF LAND.

The undersigned will offer for sale
on the premises miles south of
Logan,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17

The QUINNIPIAC Co,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
GEORGE BlLLANEAU DIES SUDDENLY
Taken Sick Yesterday Morning and Dlos
in the Afternoon


Mr.. George Billadau died very sudden
ly yesterday afternoon at his apart
ments in the Beacon block. Mr.. Billa-
dau and his wife had just finished their
breakfast at the City Hotel when ne
threw his hand to the back Of his head
and said he had a terrible pain
there. He and his wife hur-
ried across the street TO their rooms.
He was very pale and seemed to be
quite weak. Mrs. Billadau ran ahead Of
him and unlocked the door. He went
inside and sat down on the bed where
he soon went into convulsions. Mrs.
Biliadau sent for physicians who told
her it was only a temporary case of
sickness.
In the afternoon she sent again for
the doctors and they told her that Mr..
Biliadau could not live. He died at
o'clock with apoplexy and paralysis. He
will be buried by the members of the A.
o. II. w, of which he was a member.
The funeral will be held in Peerless hall
a. O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Bill
adau was we'll and favorably known
and had host of friends. He was for a
number Of years employed in the Wich-
ita trunk factory, but had laid OF for
the past week, not having been in good
health
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
BIG MONEY FOR WEST OKLAHOMA
Forty Thousand Dollars in New Schools for
the Indians

Major Woodson of Darlington was in
Wichita yesterday on his way back 70
the territory from Washington d. c.,
Il has been many a day since Major
Woodson has felt SO good. While in
Washington he had a long talk with Sec
retary Of the Interior Bliss. Commits
sioper Of Indian Affairs Jones and the
president General Bliss was very an
Xious to know all about the Indians
and listened to a detailed account of
their affairs Commissioner Jones, now
in California, on his return "trip east,
Will stop in the territory of Oklahoma.
What pleased Major Woodson, how
ever, was that ne succeeded in interest
ing Secretary Bliss in aiding the Indians
substantially. He told General Bliss
that the Cheyennes and Arapahoes need
ed more schools of the Industrial kind
now running. General Bliss asked
about day schools but Major Woodson
very truthfully told him that day schools
had been tried and were not a success
So General Bliss. through the Indian
bureau, has ordered that $4,000 for new
schools shall DE given 10 the Cheyennes
end Arapahoe agency at once. The to-
tai appropriation for the United States
for this purpose is 5000 900 and naturally
Major Woodson is jubilant over his
large share, which he takes to indicate
an approval of his system of civilizing
the Cheyennes and Arapahoes.
OF this $40, 900. the sum Of $4,000 will
be taken for the building of an entire
rev school at Cantonment, $4,000 will
be taken for additional schools at Dar-
lngton and 81 500 will be taken 10 build
a big bath house for the Indians az Oar
lngton. This bath house will be made
I'D Of a number of ring baths" A
ring bath" consists of circular chem
Der into which water squirts in all di-
rections. II will be a great thing for
Poor Lo. Major Woodson will also pur-
chase a threshing outfit for the Indians
a. Darlington.
He saws that the contracts for the
buildings will be let by next August He
is immensely pleased over his trip ana
tha trea atment he received.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
SUMPTION INSURANCE. CASE
Argued Before Judge Dale Yesterda.
Morning

The case OF Lizzie Sumption against
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany on a thousand dollar life insurance
policy was fully argued before Judge
Dale yesterday. Judge Myatt appeared
for Mrs. Sumption and o. II. Bentley for
the insurance company. Counsel began
TO present their case at a. m, and con-
eumed the greater part Of the forenoon.
The defense interposed oy the insurance
company is that the policy was made pay
able to Plaintiff and that she joined her
husband in assigning the policy to one
Knoblock to secure loan of S775 in 1867;
that upon the death Of Sumption Knob
locks assignee, A G. Harlan, brought
suit in Indiana on the policy and recov-
cred judgment thereon. Defendant pleads
this judgment in defense. Counsel SUBJ
mitted numerous authorities and the
court took the case under advisement.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
G.. j. Fletcher,
SPOT CASH GROCER.

Phone IA. Phone e.
2ss N. Main St lis E Doug. Ave.
What are you going 10 eat on the
Fourth? Let Us furnish you with some
thing refreshing to EAT or DRINK No
picnic is complete without summer
drink. Lemonade is all right, bu;
rather a chestnut. There are other and
newer drinks. Among them "No;ex''
takes the lead. four havors-RASP-
BERRY. CHERRY. CLARET. Or
ANGE-easier TO make than lemonade
pure fruit extracts; try them.
As for eatables, we have everything:
Cheese, Ham Sausage, Summer Sausage.
Sardines, Caviar, Deviled Ham. Lunch
Tongue. Corn Beef. Roast Beef. Oysters.
Boneless Herring. Salmon, Lobster.
Clans, Shrimps. Dried Beef. Mackerel.
Trout etc.
For hot weather, use White Clover
Lard. In 8 ID. pals. only 200.
Eggs, cents per dozen.
Get our prices on Oranges, Lemons.
Bananas, Berries, Fruits, etc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
FAILED TO nIATERIALIZE
Leweiling Was Not Moiested at the Coun-
Gil Meeting.

Lewelling was not bounced at the last
Stryker, who was TO introduce the resolu-
ton, crawfished. He failed to introduce
the resolution and gave as his reason for
not doing so that he did not think his
resolution would nave the necessary
votes TO pass it, and he thought it would
be poor policy 70 bring UP the question
until there would be some assurance that
there would be enough votes on the
board against Mr.. Lewelling to remove
him from office. From the best informa-
ton that can be ascertained the votes
are equally divided for and against Mr..
LeWelling.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS PICNIC
They Will Celsbrate In Grinensseia's A
diflon.

They Will Celsbrate In Crinsnsseia's Ad-
dition.
AS has been the custom since their or
ganization, Wichita Council, No. SO. u
c. T., will hold their annual Fourth OF
July picnic on Saturday afternoon, July
3, at the residence of w. n. Stout, in
Greiffenstein's addition.
These gatherings have been very en-
joyable in the past, and it is earnestly
desired that every member OF Wichita
Council in good standing. together with
their families and best girls. will be pres
ent. A special invitation is also extended
TO all members Of the order who may be
spending the day in the city TO join US.
As this will be basket picnic, IL is ex-
pected that every member OF Wichita
Council who attends will be provided
with a reasonable amount OF suitable
lunch for occasions OF this character.
By order of the general committee.
w. MNAGHTEN. Chairman.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
BRUTES In ASSAULT
FIVE COLORED BOYS WAYLAID
MISS SEEMANS LAST NIGHT.
She Had Been Sent on an Errand to a
Neighbor's and When Returning Was
Stopped by the Brutes and Their Wants
Made Known-She Tried to Get Away
and in the Struggle Her Clothes Were
Nearly Torn From Her-A.iss Seemans
Succeeded in Getting Awsy Unharmed
Officers Caught One OF the Boys.

Miss Rosie Seamans, a young white
girl about 15 years Of age, had an at
tempt at rape made upon her last night
about 8 o'clock by five colored boys
Miss Seamans lives with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudy at IA North Fourth aavenue Mr..
Rudy is employed by the Union Mills.
Mr. Rudy sent Miss Seamans over TO
the home OF Mr.. S. w. Ashford, who re-
sides on Eagle street, on an errand.
When she reached the corner Of Pine and
Fifth avenue on her return, the colored
boys accosted her. making known their
wants in the very plainest of language
She pretended not TO hear their remarks
and quickened her steps. When they
found that she was hurrying to get
away they caught up with her and sur
rnunded her. A struggle ensued in
which the colored boys tore nearly all
the clothes off the girl She fought
them and called for help. One Of the
boys stepped aside and she broke and
ran TO Mr.. w. o. Goodin's drug store at
62l East Oak street, where she told what
had happened. Mr.. Goodin telephoned
TO police headquarters and 10 Sheriff
Cone. Harry Sutton and Sheriff Cone
were soon on the scene and started TO
investigate the affair Immediately.
They found a young oolored boy by the
name Of Scraggs who liyes on Fifth just
north Of Oak street. He denied having
had anything TO do with the heinous at
tempt, but Miss Seemans identified him
as one of the boys She knew Scraggs,
having gone TO school in the same build
ing with him.
He was taken to the county all, where
he is now incarcerated. The police made
a diiigent search for the other boys last
night, but failed to locate them. They
will likely be apprehended today when
they will be put in custody. The boys
range in age from Is TO Is years, and all
live here.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
COMMITMENTS ARE MADE OUT
Court's Prison Assignments are Put on
Eecord.

Commitments were made out yester-
DAY for those who received sentences o.
in,prisonment at the last term of court.
Clifford Hill gets ten months in jail
for larceny; Sam Collins nine months for
larceny; William Wilson five years in
,he penitentiary for burglary and lar
ceny: Fred Taylor and Ollie Cantonwine
one year for grand larceny; Burt Clark
"a the Hutchinson reformatory for one
wear: Robert Price for robbery ten
wears: Ben Berlin ten years for grand
larceny; Art ingram ten years for muF-
a.,r. John King one year for larceny:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
GASOLINE STOVE AFIRE
Department Called Last Night to Mrs.
AIihnnds on North Lawrence.

The fire department were called out
last night to the home of Mrs. Allhands.
al 242 North Lawrence avenue. Mrs. Al
hands had just returned from the coun-
try and started TO light her gasoline
stove Some of the gasoline had leaked
out and got in the pan on the lower part
of the stove. 1t seemed to ignite all at
once when she touched a match to the
burner. She called for assistance, and a
gentleman from the Piazza ran over and
pulled the burning stove out of the house
into the yard. By this time the fire de-
partment had arrived and the flames
were soon extinguished by the chemical
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
WICHITA WATER COMPt

Hon. j. r. Mead and wife left for
Chicago last evening. where they will
visit their son Bunnie and wife. After
a week or two the two families will
start for long cool trip up in the Brit
ish possessions for an extended hunt and
Ash, where they hope to reman until the
heated term has abated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
sTACYS WIFE DISAPPEARED
Tho Newton Newspaper Man Bccuses u
EIopement

EFOpement.
A. G. Stacey, the newspaper man Of
Newton. Kan, who used 10 be in the
journalistic field in Wichita, now has
trouble OF his own. Two months ago
Stacey and his wife separated and the
story comes by wire from Newton that
Mrs Stacey has disappeared Stacey
claims that his wife eloped with j. j.
Lapin of Denver. The friends Of Mrs.
Stacey denounce this as an untruth and
say that she went 70 California with the
Christian Endeayor excursion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03

go to the parks will atrend his opening.
There will be dancing on a platform es-
pecially erected for the occasion. the
bowling alley for those who wish TO re-
duce their weight by exercise. All dur
ing the day there will be music dis
I,EnSa1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
BICYCLES RACES AT RIvERslDE

lnteresting Program has Been Arranged
for the Cyclisrs,
The bicycle races TO be he'd at the Odd
Fellows picnic in Riverside Park this af-
ternoon promise to be exceptionally good.
The entries and the prizes have already
been published. The races will be under
the rules Of the L. A. w. Mr. NJ. H.
Burt has been selected as starter. Mr..
A. NJ. Carr will be the referee. Edward
Vail, R H. Roys, c. NJ. Irwin, ]. W. Mus
selman, Hal Mccoy, Charley Knorr and
A. J. Apologize viii be the judges. Roy
Coroett, /. Y. Stage, r. p. Mccain and
Thos. Shaw will act as timers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03

Burt Burns to the Topeka reformatory
till he is q years old. c. ]. Wright. who
stole Chas Simmons horse, will not
plead till Monday
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
FACE WAS BADLY CUT
Little Otto HciIor Suffers a Very Severe
Fall.

Yesterday morning little Otto Hellar.
while climbing about the house. acci-
dentally fell and cut an ugly cash in
his face. His cheek bone struck on the
bed rail and cut open a place more than
an inch long. DR.. Newman had to put
the little fellow under the influence of
cnloroform to sew up the wound.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-07-03
CORN Is NOT HURT

Sam Amidon, Clarence Smith and Jim
Dorsey Say so,
Sam Amidon, DR.. Wilson, Clarence
Smith and Jim Dorsey all were out in
the country yesterday and they say the
eJrn is not hurt.
The wind blew with much vigor yes
rterday and was not at all cold, but il will
take more Of hotter winds than yester-
day % hurt corn