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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
POSTAL CONGRESS TOURISTS
Special Train Passes Through Chicago on
Its Return East.

Chicago, June IA special train on
the Chicago and Alton, consisting OF
nine Pullman cars, two dining cars and
an observation car, arrived here this
morning at 7:20 with the delegates to
the Universal Postal congress, their
wives and friends, IN all about 200 peo-
pie. The delegates, proper, to the con-
gress number about ninety. The post
Office officials who accompanied this ex-
cursion were First Assistant Postmaster
General Heath, Second Assistant Post
master General Shellaoarger, Capatin
White, general superintendent of the
United States mail service; Captain
Brooks, genera superintendent of for
eign and United States railway mail SER
vice, and five or six other prominent pos
tai officials. The five American represent
tatives TO the congress, headed by Gen.
eral Batchelder, who is president of the
congress, we're all present. There we're
present also Spencer Walpole, postmas-
ter general CT Great Britain; Dr. Neue-
bauer, postmaster general of Austria
Bruno Fritch, director general OF post
Offices and telegraph OF Germany; Saba
Pasha, postmaster general Of Egypt:
Postmaster General Stenson of Den
mark; Postmaster General Heyerdahl of
Norway; Postmaster General Ansault of
France; Postmaster General Chabez of
Mexico. Nearly every other nation was
represented by IT'S highest postal off,
Gals. Accompanying the delegation were
Count Lichpenbelbe, minister of Belgi-
UNI TO the United States; Mierza Khan,
Persian minister TO the United States,
and Chin Ton Ye, Corean minister to the
United States.
The Palmer house was rendered and
accepted by the delegates as their head
quarters during their stay in the city.
Mayor Harrison welcomed the delega-
ton in brief speech. which was respon-
ded to by z. Rosewater of Omaha, and
Spencer Walpole. The delegates then en-
tered carriages and wer driven over the
city, end ing up at Jackson Park for
luncheon and entertainment during the
afternoon.
They lef: at $50 tonight for Niagara
Falls and Buffalo, making short slips at
Albany, Syracuse, and Rochester on the
way from the Falls TO Boston. From
there the delegation Will go TO Atlantic
City, N. J., and Philadelphia, thence to
WASHINGTON
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Death of Rena Brooks.

The Blomfeld Qcd9 Herald prints the
following:
Brooks-Died at Bloomfield. Ind. June
Isl, at the residence Of DR.. ]. W. Gray,
Rena Belle Brooks, aged Is years. the
daughter Of F. &. Brooks of Wichita,
Kansas. She died of Bright's disease.
She was a member Of the First NJ. L.
church Of Wichita and an active men,
Der OF he Epwor;h League. She was
loved by al who knew her for her Chris
tan faith and sunny disposition. During
her three months stay in Bloomfield she
made many dear friends. Though sick
and a great sufferer, she never complain
ed. With her firm faith in God she re-
csived 50 much OF His grace in her heart
that she was able 70 bear all without 4
murmur. She would like 70 live. but was
ready Il die and often assured her par
ents and friends that ali was We'll. so she
was ready 10 be called home The Ed
worth League. on the day % her funeral.
sent toker. Of their appreciation OF her
in the form Of their league badge, made
up Of lovely and fragrant flowers. she
has made a good impression upon az
VINO knew her-was loved by young and
ola alike. The morning OF her death she
called her parents 70 her. when she said:
Il believe I am dying" Calling each ore
70 her she said Good bye" but her
strength falling 50 fast with her las.
breath she said Good bye. all" and fe-I
asleep. She was tenderly cared for II
The family OF Dr. Gray. where al was
done BY then ana many other f-.-2Ss %
administer 70 her comfor..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
HEARD AND OVERHEARD.

Rudolph Hatfield will go TO New York
Wednesday.
Roy TORY has come in from Baldwin
university for the summer vacation.
Nine cars Of stock came in over the
Frisco yesterday from Bentley, Kan
County Commissioners met yesterday
for the first time under the new law as
board of equalization.
George Dennis and Miss Bertha Stout
were married Sunday night by Rev.
Slutz of the First Methodist church
Harry Dunbar came in Sunday even
ing from the eastern part of the STATE
and left on last nights Missouri Pacific.
He says the garden Of the central states
is the Arkansas Valley and notes the
many Improvements and evidences of
prosperity in Wichita.
On Sunday evening Rev Slutz of the
First NJ. L. church preached fromEccles-
tastes %. He took as the subject: Two
are better than one" He preached 10
the Knights of the Maccabees. who at
tended in body. After the services
were over Rev. SLUT returned home and
retired. About 1880 the doctor was
aroused and was asked 10 marry a cou-
pie. Now the members of the Maccabees
are enjoying a laugh over the coinci-
dence regarding the text which the doc
tor took and the fuifillment of il.
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yesterday In advocacy OF the elgh;-hous
working day.
Mr.. A. Cattermsul. chairman OF the sx-
ecuiive board Of the carper;ers' aEd
JoineTs' union. made An address last
night in the same strain Other promin-
ent labor leaders were here In consulis-
ton with Mr. Gompers. Among them
was Vice President Hsrnahar O; he Lo-
connective Ftremen AMI Engineers Tbs
DEoceellngs were behlnl closed aoora.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RATES
And Excursion Rates In General are Max
ing Lots OF Trouble.

| Chicago, June THE western roads
are already getting by the ears over the
arrangements for the Christian Endea-
vor meeting in San Francisco. l. is
! openly asserted that several of the lines
are Ignoring the provision that no sleep
| ing car shall be allowed for parties of
less than twenty-five. or for parties
| where az least twenty-five fares have
been paid. Several OF the roads, it is
said, have agreed in several instances
to allow sleeping cars for parties OF fif-
teen The Southern Pacific has notified
all of the western roads that II viii not
be a party TO any such arrangement.
and that it Will demand in all Instances
the full amount that IS coming to II.
1t will not receive any sleeping cars
carrying less than twenty-five passen-
gers unless IL receives twenty-five full
fares for the people in the car.
1t is probable that low passenger rates
for special occasions viii be in effect IN
the territory of the Western Passenger
association during much OF the summer
The Alton road seems 10 have adopted
the plan OF meeting the low rates OF its
competitors by placing in effect even
lower rates than those made by the 9th
e. lines. a large party OF the Knights
of the Maccabees had secured a rate u
one and one-third for today from Cnica-
go 20 Peoria. The agreed rate was $50.
and the Alton claimed that il had proof
that the Wabash had cut the rate %
S425. To meet this rate ehe Alton made
a round trip rate of see. and claims
tina: the Wabash will be compelled 10
carry the business at that figure. and az
$500 there will be no profit in the traf-
flc. TIE Alton asserts that il will repeat
this whenever IL is convinced that any
agreement on rates Is being Ignored.
Kansas City. Mo-, june The local
passenger men have agreed 20 call their
rate war of The reduced rate between
Chicago and Kansas City was with
drawn this morning. but ne scaipers
continued 70 offer Chicago-Kansas City
tickets a; IS. Their rate was based or
me Detroit rate OF SO. with refund az
Chicago II had been agreed 20 call Of
the $50 round Trip rate between kan !
sas City and :. Louis. bur when 3; De- |
came known that the Missouri Pacific I
had been issuing tickets good for today 1
az The reduced rate. the othsr lines con /
;inued 70 give the same rate. Il hss 1
been agreed that rates shah be restored I
t,y-n1--oy
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AT JONES q LAUGHLIN's MILLS
strike Broken aud General Eesnmptiou
Expected Soon

Pittsburg. Pa. June The strike at
Jones & Laugnlin's iron works is broken
and general resumption Is expected ia
a few days. When the gates were open
ed this morning the mscnln.E;s. chain
makers. bolimsksrs and foun1ry;nen re-
turned 10 work. over 100 men are nov
working ard iAe impression - general IN
the south Side ins; 81 The Old men viii
70 back - work before TIE end o. M
week Thsre was 10 Decentralization saa
al 10 quiet about ;se hfIL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
Iron miLIs sTAgrrxG Up
BGriinEton's Repair N.s n; Hs~sleek
S~b. Pat On Ertr. Tine

PDttstoEa. Pa. June The Universal
NIL q ,as Po.tstogn Iron company. he
vszey mil Of TIE Cages Iron company
ard ne G-saaaie roiii1s NH. as .. .ass
place. Eiu sizrt o.Srats5as during the
present Tesk
Linc5ia. Se5-. Jane 7.-BsxiralaE ssls
nls-ziaz az the repair TIT in tse Es-5--
HzE.oa rzl-sos1 nscaire sas-s a, Have
,ock- three niles from Llaco.n. XII -
put c. ezra tine s7r az lasea-i.s pei
o. TIE e1anss - MADE aeeessa-x 20
se~p ro.llaz siock "a coz5ifioa. DE % S.
e7easss ;-ss3c, + ~ hsEsi7x Separg-
rss-t a. TIE men awe <or ss.se azse
Seel working % fzr tire.
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Real Estata Jransfers,

Furnished by the Wichita Abstrac
and Land Company, II. II. Dubois, alb
stractor)
Lotta II. Dunn, qcd lots I and 3
Erie St, The Ella su5...
Emily ". Reich qcd lots % and 81
Cheney ave Wabash End add. 8
Frank Redfield wd lot 20 n Tope-
ka ave-, Mead's add. 173i
George o. Merriman qcd lots IA
TO 157 add Mention ave-, Hendryxs
sub; lots 2, 3, 4 and 5. Seneca ST.,
LaWrence's sub; lots II TO 20, ev-
en-, Chicago ave, West Wichita.
Benz. T. Trickey wd., lots 20 TO "a
odd and even and IL lot 10 blk
10, Mulvane ........ ............. 70;
c. N. Streeley qcd., IL lot 10, and
and all q and %, Ida avenue,
Hyde's add ... ..... II
II. B. Goodrich, wd., troct com.
265 5-12 fl n. ne cor lot Ill, Waco
JA.,
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ter railroad, running from Salem. Marion
county. 20 Evansville. Randolph coun-
ty. III, a distance OF eighty-six miles.
The receiver was appointed on the ap-
plication OF the Missouri Car and Foun-
dry company OF ST. Louis The road Is
represented as being lnsolvent. with an
paid claims and judgments aggregating
$4,000. and with no funds with which
to pay the semi-annuai interest on ST.
$50 900 due ,Tuly 8
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seen fit to call to the beautiful home
above our dear friend and companion,
Rena Brooks; and,
Whereas, By the death Of her we lose
a true friend and consistent member.
and her family a loving daughter and
sister; therefore. De it
Resolved, That from this time hence
we keep sacred her memory.
Resolved, That we extend our heart
felt sympathy to her family.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons ne sent as a token Of respect and
remembrance TO the bereaved family,
in this, their time Of sorrow; that these
resolutions De placed upon our club rec
ords and a copy printed in the daily pa
pers.
FODE STANLEY,
EDNA STILLWELL,
MARY BITING,
Committee.
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THOUSAND MN AKE Thrown our
Standard OIL WORKS In the City of cIsvs-
land What Dosn

Cleveland. o. June AT non tossy
The entire plant % ~ Standard oil
works 81 ;ais city -aB; 6oTn f9r sn in
definite period. TIE foreman to.d ne
men taaJ there you'd Be % w5rk s5r
weeks. ard maybe = longer dine. TIE
men believe ;hsi during nat tine an
other soc;io1 q ne pant ~ili Be shsa-
So1et. Carrying out TIE gtansaraa p9s-
~ q naakirg IN isss city only enough I'll
and other Dro91esS 70 supply toe hosns
5ersz-s-
Cl9se 70 i.os9 men are ;aroxn on. a
xoTk BY tas shu;-1asn.
j. II said tasi ne s;ansarf hzr a. l-n-
Taenss stock O. hand in - Kinzr5ary
Run EarsooG--s. enough. "a tses 20 zap
ply a. ne cegns11 IL this District srtl
January !. iss.. g touzeT.
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terday in their private car for a triI
over the Wichita and Western.
Jennie Fay Of Los Angeles, Cal, is in
the city visiting Miss Florence Fuller
al her home $50 South Topeka avenue.
Gale Holding leaves today for Joplin
Mo, where he takes a position in the
| typographical department of the Her
aid
Charles E. Hill of Hutchinson, Kan,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Hill is
prominent business man OF the sal,
city.
Mr.. D. II. Rhoades, superintendent Of
the Wichita and Western railroad, is in
Topeka on business connected with his
road.
S B. Amidon returned yesterday from
Denver and other Colorado points. Mr..
Amidon was in Colorado on legal bust
ness
Mrs j. H Dagner left yesterday for
Chicago where she will reside perma-
nently. Her address will be 6009 Madi-
son street.
Dennis Flynn was in the city Sunday
for a few hours Mr. Flynn was return
ing from Missouri and was on his way
home for Guthrie, o. T.
CT. Plowman of Howard was in the
city yesterday ard came 10 see the Ea-
gle Everything in that county bios
SONS and blooms as the rose.
Mr.. McKerney bought the Alendifer
residence on North Topeka last week.
The next week he sold it 20 Frank Red
field at an advance of s402.
Rev. J. L. Miller will speak at the Sal
walton Army tent, corner First street and
Fourth avenue, this evening at o'clock
Everybody is cordially invited.
Mr.. ]. w. Gillespie and family leave
this morning over the Santa Fe for Tus-
conGbia, Ala, where they go on an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jack Davidson returned Sunday
from St Louis and other Missouri cities
where she has been for the past three
months visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr. c. L. Fontaine, traffic manager,
and Mr.. Charles Dobriner, auditor and
treasurer for construction OF terminals
of the Kansas Midland. left yesterday
on a business trip to Burton, Kan.
Frank Washburn, of the Badger Lum-
Der company, and P. n. Wright, cashier
of the Norwich bank, were in the city
yesterday attending to some business
matters and calling on some friends.
Mr.. A. Hess of the Wichita Whole
sale Grocery company, returned Sunday
from Kansas City and Chicago. Which
Kansas City Mr.. Hess attended meet
ing of the Western Crocers association
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Sunday the big tent meeting of the
State Holiness association closed lis
annual camp at Riverside and the tents
were taken away. This meeting has be
come a part Of the history Of Wichita
Every year the big tents are spread in
the park and thousands Of people at
tend the services.
Hundreds come from surrounding coun
ties TO attend for a day or two, and ma
ny camp on the ground during the enlre
progress of the meeting, which lasts usu-
ally from two to three weeks. This year
there were about thirty-f1ye tents IN all
pitched about the big one IN which the
meetings were held. In each Of these
there was family and some OF them
were large enough that two or three
families could find accommodation The
meeting was directly under charge OF
Rev. Joseph II. Smith Of Indianapolis,
known as the ''tent evangelist. For
wears he owned tents that ne shipped
about with him, and in which he held
meetings. He asked for nothing more
than the mere travelling expenses OF the
outfit. and it is said that he often had
10 go down into his own pocket TO make
I'D deficiencies. He is a man OF more
than ordinary power as speaker ana
usually brings mis- hearers to a high
pitcn OF enthusiasm.
Mr.. Smith was assisted by Rev. c. 5.
Nu5baum, financial secretary of the
Winfield College, and Rev. G. Lowther,
presiding elder of the Winfield district
Southwest Kansas conference. Besides
these there were as many as doZ>n
other ministers from this city, KingInan,
Pratt. Winfield and various other towns
sn this part Of Kansas.
Sunday afternoon and evening there
were as many as 5000 people visited the
grounds at Riverside park, and probably
two-tnirds of that number attended the
exercises in the tent.
The expenses Of the association during
the summer season are hundreds of dol
lars each week and this has been con-
tributed on the grounds during the ses-
sio1 at this city. Besides this sum there
has been large amounts raised for the,
Winfield College and other educational
and missionary purposes.
During the meeting just closed more
than. one hundred have professed a closer
walk with Him whom they claim a. the
hope Of the life that is 10 be.
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In MenorsaD

The Pickwick club passed the follow
ing resolutions on the death % one az
It's members. Rena Brooks:
Death hss entered our uaids; for ne
first time and called away a member
dear 10 al. Sadly and so-rowfuily we
speak ner name; Sill ne know she dweIls
IN brighter ana happier home than
this earthly one.
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
ROAD IL PRErrY BAD saAPE
Receiver Appointed for the CentrAiia ard
chester. In Illinois

Springfield. IL. June In re United
States circuit court today. Judge Alien
appointed g. II. Foreman o: SasawiIse
IT. receiver OF Re Ce1-rasiz ara chs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
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RIGHT BorR ,soasrSe nsr
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NINE EXPLOSION.
EMBEZLER SENTENCED.

Pittsburg, Pa, June w. H House.
ex-asistant city attorney, convicted of
embezziement of city funds, was sem
fenced today to two years Imprisonment
in the Western penitentiary.
THE HEKLA IN PORT.
Christiana, June The Thingvalla
Line steamer Hek.a. which collided in
the open ocean on May q, with the At
lantic transport line steamer Misslssip-
pi. arrived here yesterday. AT the time
of the collision there We're 400 passen-
gers on the deck. The Hekla was going
al reduced speed through a dense fog.
and signalling uninJerruptdiy. Sudden
ly, the Mississippi was seen bearing
straight down upon the Hekla's bow.
The Hekia Immediately reversed her en-
Sines. but too late 70 avoid a collision.
The shock was terrific. The passengers
We're thrown in a state OF panic. Wo-
men and children ran dildfy. screaming
about the decks. 1t was soon discovered,
however, that the damage WIS all above
the water line. and temporary repairs
were speedily effected. and the vessel
pushed on 90 her destination.
The Hekla's officers maintain that the
Mississippi was responsible for the col
lision. They allage that she did not re-
duce her speed, nor did they hear her
fog signals --...,--
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CHANGED HIS LUNCH.
Coc.shurn's Tale

ga lunch with a good strong cup of
coffee used to answer my needs for noon
DAY, but of late have been compelled
to leave off the coffee because il made
me throw up occasionally. trided choc-
olate but that didn't fit the taste. Meth
er did tea. Finally my wife suggested
that I use her drink, Postum Cereal. the
grain beverage. II proved so near like
fine Mocha in color and taste that il
suited me vastly better than any of the
other breakfast drinks and the stomach
and bowels made no more complaint. in
fact 1 have recovered entirely from my
trouble Of this sort, and we couldn't keep
house without Postum for our coffee"
So says Geo. A. Cockburn, gracer. at
Lansing, Mich Write him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
FAREWELL 70 PHILApELPBIa
S5uth American Delegate. Start Out Z,
Tour the Coua;rs

Piiiadsl2h-a. June The South Amer
lean delegates who attended me formal
opening in this cisy Of ne Phfa delphia
Commercial museum bade farewell "a
Philadelphia today, VIXEN hey started
~ sour 81 the Industrial cen,ers Of this
coua ny. Tie trip was Planned to- the
purpose % enabling the delegates % g;
&n .dea % re vas; diversity OF n 5
c5altry's manufacturers Interests.
The baov said lard gave that yell
Which makes his father scowie.
j may 70; be a howiing swell,
But I'm swelling howl
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Postum Cereal is a pure grain bever-
age that looks and tastes like coffee.
Those who cannot drink berry coffee viii
find Postum exactly fills the want and
also delights the children.
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TENTS ARE GONE
RIVERSIDE CAMP MEETING CLOSED
SUNDAY EVENING.

Annual Meeting of the Satate Holiness AS
sion at Riverside Park and Moves the
Big Tents-H Has Been Here More Than
Two Weeks-Is a Part of the History of
Wichita-Hundreds of Dollars Raised
For Educational and Missionary Pur-
poses-Eig Crowds Sunday.
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nrAN CpMpANY PEoPLEa

New York. June Alfred / Gasl.7
and Gerald " Ese-msa. VIA are sad
. be connected xfth re firm q = ;
Dssn & Co. were arrested .132y. -
I-nsssi Safes cheers Upoa ND
neats found Ias1 week. three osSra
warrants we're Issued today. aid James
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3 kellogg. Harry D. Kyle and Sam KEEL

s. Kellogg. Harry D. Kyle and Sam KEEL
Ter, manager OF the E. S. Dean company.
were arrested KeHogg's counsel says
he never had any connection with the
z. s. Dean company. Kyle was con-
necsed with the firm of Theodore Myers
& Co. which executed orders for the
Dean company. All indictments are for
violation OF the postal laws. The prison
ers were released on bail.
RAIL PIERCES A COACH.
| Chicago, June Three mer and one
woman were more or less seriously hurt
today when raj. which was being load
ed on fiat car was struck By an express
| train on the Illinois Central railroad. The
rail stove through the from OF one of the
passenger coaches and struck 2 woman
who was occupying a seat. The others
injured were Iaborers. The injured are
Mrs. C: L. Olmstead OF Chicago, Thomas
Murphy, foreman OF a section gang;
Louis Guzza and an italian laoorer
whose name is no, kn:wn. Al are ex-
pected 10 recover.
INSANITY AND PANIC.
Chicago, June IAN insane woman
children in the First Swedish Mecnodis.
Episcopal church, and in tnelr frantic et.
forts 10 get out many Of the li,tle boys
and girls were thrown 10 the floor and
tramp.ed upon. Several of them were
badly bruised, but. il is thought, none OF
their injuries will result seriously. The
woman. who gave the name of Mrs. DIV
ia Oskes, was taken home by her friends.
1t is said that her mind had become ul-
settled on the subject of religion.
MINE EXPLOSION.
Monongahela, Pa, June by an ex-
plosior Of gas in the Black Diamond
mines OF the Brown Coal company two
miles south. this morning. several men
were injured, but none fatally. The eX-
plosion occurred about o'c.ock. \ res
cuing party went Immediately into the
mine and all Of the mer were taken out
before they were overcome by the deadly
afterdamp. The gas is said 10 have been
ignited by an open lamp. and the escape
Of the 300 miners was remarkable.
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.
Pontiac, H., June AT Saunemin last
night grain elevator containing 10000
bushels of oats belonging 20 Bartlett,
Frazier & Co. of Chicago, was burned TO
the ground.
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DUE TO HYPNOTISM
is THE FATAL QUARREL OF TWO
BROTHERS AT ST. LOUIS

Dr. 50 the Relatives of Joseph and
George Was Hypnotized a Year Ago ut
an Entertainment and Has Not Been
tempts Murder and Accomplishes
Suicide-An F. E. K Proves His Title
Days News OF Crime and Accident.