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Daily camera., 1897-05-11

Jimmie-Where are your folks going
this summer?
Tommie-Don't know yet. Ma wants
society and pa wants boating and fish
ing, but I am backing up pa.-N. Y.
Truth.
Daily camera., 1897-05-11
Chicag0's Eminent Specialist Coming
JUNE Fl, 22 and 20.
Dr.. Edward R. Kellogg.

Professor Of Sur gerry,
Nose, Throat and Ear in
Chicago's leading medical
college and celebrated
throughout the East for the
wonderful operations and
cures performed by him, is
coming West to continue the
great work of relieving
mental and physical suffer
ing, and restoring the af-
hicted to health by means of
the modern scientific treat
ments and operations of to-.
day, which are a result of
years of scientific M dical
and surgical research.
Daily camera., 1897-05-11

lnlIlntinnQ specially. We collect good bills at
VVll01llU0 2h bad 10, outlawed so per cent.
Daily camera., 1897-05-11

EQtnj0Q managed. We rent, collect rents, pay
LOlul60 taxes, look after assessments and repairs
Daily camera., 1897-05-11

Real Estate, Insurance and Mines,
1414 Pearl St., Boulder, Colo,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
THEY WILL CONTEST TODAY
Second Ward Delegates TO the Republican
Convention Have Trouble

There is contesting delegation from
the Second ward 10 the Republican coun-
~ convention. The tickets were count
ed on Wednesday night and the whole
Macksy ticket was decided the winners
by one vote after the count A ]. Wilt
ana William Sweeney were the judges
o. Jhs primary and Mr.. Fred Cossitt
was the clerk. Mr.. Jewett said al the
primary that the tickets should De pre-
served. They were taken in charge by
Mr. CoSsitt
Mr.. Jexett was seen yesterday and
he said that some CO the fellows were
now trying % count him. OTTO Eckstein.
John Mccullough. William Yazeil and
4. Il. Jackson cut. he said that they
We're electe5 fair ana on ne night Of the
primary they were declared by the
judges and me clerk 10 Dc delegates.
Yesterday he said that Ben Downing
and Tom Wilson came 70 him and want
ei 70 know II ne would consent 20 the
; tickets being counted before Ny. T. c.
Wilson. Ee saii that ne would not.
NJ. s. II. Downing was seen and ne
said that when the tickets were count
Cd that just the names n the candidates
We're called of. iae judges taking il fer
| granted that there were no scratches On
| lie ballots. He said that there were a
num5er a, The counting OF the ballots
! taat saw .5at Soma were scratched
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
Real Estate Trapsfers.
FURNISHED by the wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois, abb

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois. alb
stractor)
Seigwick County to Thos. Hunter,
I'd, lots so and 81 Sherwood ave,
Sherwood'S sub ......... IS
Cnas. P. Armstrong to Martha r.
Shields, wd. lots 277 to 2s3 odd,
Lawrence ave, Hyde & Ferrelrs
add .......... ........ ..... 500
N. A. Storms to E. J. Ormsbee, wd.
lots and sw IA NV IA sec
2s 2 ........ ........... $500
Clayton S. Fitch to Congregational
church building society d, church
reserve, blk II. Emporia ave.
Orme & Phillips add ..... n
Congregational Church Building so
to Anna B. Henderson, wd. lots
so 90 81 blk II Emporia ave.
Orme & Phillips add ..... 800
Sedwick Co. TO Josie r. Getto, I'd,
lots odd 81 to 81. II to n, Allen
ave. lots even 16.to %, Getto ave,
Getto's add ..... 80. 5000. IS
Sedgwick Co. to Edward Vail, I'd,
lot II Payne ave, Ford's ID add. 10
Sedgwick Co to H. W. Mccoy, I'd,
lots odd and even, to 20 Ellis
ave: lots IL Il and 13 Lulu ave,
Kellogg st. add 49,. ..... So
Sedgwick CO. TO A. w. Stockton,
i'd, tract az S-10x300 com 1922
and 30 W ne cor Sc IA sec %
~ 1 ..-........ NATURALIZATION. 24S
Sedgwick Co. to John P Johnson,
I'd, lots lie 11s 12O Chisholm ST,
city ........... 234
Lots 8 Z and 10 blk IA; lots s
blk is; lots and 10 blk u; lot s
nix Z; lots " - blk s; lots
8 and 6 blk 10; lots and blk
Is Parkwild add; lots "A Young
st; lots II IS q and % Douglas
ave, Sabins sub ........ %
Sedgwick Co. 10 c. A Sewers, ID,
lot Hydraulic ave, Mathewsons
4th add ....... ...... . 26
Anna H. Amborn to Della NJ. Nor
ris, wd, lots 10 and liz Waco,
CITY LOO
Harvey Johnson TO Edgar R. John
son, wd. so fl lot Wabash ave,
Pearce 6, Vantilburgh's add 80. i
Julia r. LOWER to T. p. Wooton,
wd, lots 13 and 10 Euclid ave,
blk ?. Allen & Smiths add ........ %
Sedgwick Co. 70 F. E. Blood, "a,
lot blk Is Goddard ... .
Elizabeth Parrot ct al to Mrs.
o. T. Mash. wd. lot 4blk Cheney 200
Sedgwick Co 10 T. G. Lane, ID, lot
172 Guy ave; lots al and las
Strong ave: lots 3 and Guy
ave, Logan add . IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
GENE WARE GROWS ASTRONOMICAL
Talks About New Worlds and who sboa a
Popsiats Them

Topeka. Ksa-. Sept 1T read Ire
accoant N tae Capital this morning
a5o1; the new world being thrown OF
the sun. sad Eugene Ware a. iae
iunca counter yesterday as ne dug up
tsa cents 20 pay 20 piece q ..e AID a
glass q MIX.
Frank Montgomery Pgs5s3 a. his lat
ana Esite5 TIE Ct5ers just Ezite&
- there - one thrown n. Es.8 ~.
Ware taxing a hsn1t1- RI. too;ag.e:cs
saI s17us ma.caas. sc PIP party vii
wait i -.zai Away. an5 mere a. be
large n1n5e- & sp5i.-st!5ns . esn,rol
z
n tie M5-7no. religion tasrs s. q isE-
eu1 zal-5 rasy - sy7.ica5le 70 f5.s
s-a.z r.. facts Tee 6oczrlre = tast
c7-r1h states rat E5ea ;se ss-ta vas
created ne tsres sres-azE-[s esca Esrf-
Il - AXE large sn8 pogsa,e l;---~sel-
70 y aas. snd Alan.
Adam. u appear Vas re izn.51
5,artns- ara On se-szat - ~ II seFtT.
- tie story Eoes. ns ~ss So; 9gza 90
~ cara. ani fsun hlas we are a. up
ped . hsvs Ssaeea ses--ss 5ezsf a. 9,
IS - are EoE 14yisg - Ea1sEs
r7e-sEPea Z-s=l.sr rssz-- - arr Il ~
ssi al A@<n ias1es tassf fsr-es AS
i-.es L1-4.Sr eva. -ss s@i-szsz.s. e..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

When the story Of the visit OF Leedy
friend Brown 20 Judge Pf1st, sor me pu--
pose OF getting him 20 lie down in MS
fight on the gamblers. became public, the
prime movers in The Christian Enfeavor
Union became enragei. They realized
more strongly than ever that they could
get the adminlstra ion . 90 nothing oy
pleading WIKI II. and it was resolved y
aiop; more radical measures. 50 the
idea OF a grand jury was hit upon, and
unless the governor soon takes some
steps 20 suppress gambling and the
Joints OF Kansas City. Kan, and ne peo-
pie in the state xii learn in detail of he
r1ttenness watch exists in political cir
cles OF that city and IL may TezJ-i IN
some of the officials going 20 jail
Leedy and the police officials an,
Judge Pt3@;. besides some other Po7-,
he'd lengthy conference .sst night and
canvssse4 the situation. jus: Thsi vas
determine upon IS not known. A. %
them refuse % talk X IL evident. box
ever. that II. administration proposes
% take some action 20 cave or ne n
ves-iga.LJn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

visit with the Misses Wright Of North
Lawrence avenue.
M. e. z. Burdlneal Of Conway Springs
was in the city and was stopping at the
Manhattan during his stay here.
Mr.. ]. W. Davis left yesterday for La
mar, Col, where Mrs. Davis has been
for the past few months for her health.
Hon. NJ. L. Turner. ex-.erritorial
treasurer Of Oklahoma. was in the city
yesterday for few hours on his way
east.
Rev. j. F. Won Herrlich returned yes
te-day over the Santa Fe from an ex-
tended trip to San Francisco and other
western points.
Mr. Milton Brown, one OF the promi-
nent Republican politicians Of the short
grass country, was in the city yesterday
from Garden City.
Mr.. W. Y. Morgan and wife are in the
city attending the Deems case. Mr.
Morgan is reporting the case for his
journal, the Hutchinson News.
Mr. D. 7. Mervine, superintendent OF
the Wells Fargo Express company.
was in the city yesterday looking after
the interests of MS company mere.
Suit was brought in the district court
ment company of London against the
Street Car and Power company for lot
on Wichita street.
Herman & Hess, the East Douglas
clothiers. have a very attractive win
dow, artistically arranged with the lat
est fall styles OF suits, and beautiful
pear handle knives, which is given with
eacn snit..
Sunday morning Mr.. Harry Sheppard
will play the pipe organ in the First NJ.
E. church and quartette composed of
Messrs. McClung and Westgate and Mrs.
Peck and Miss Dunbar will dispense vo-
cal music.
Mr.. j. H. Rhodes, postmaster at God
dard. arrived here yesterday from Wood
ward, o. T. He had his collar bone
broken in a runaway while away and
was on his way home. where he could
get the attention Of home folk.
Dick Hubbard. another Wichita horse
and formerly owned by Mr.. Ben Graves
OF this city, on Wednesday trotted a
mile at Lexington. KY, in 209 81. The
owners think the game little horse will
go TIE mile in 2:06 before the season
closes.
The Rev. John F. Won Herrlich, rector
of st. Johns church, arrived in Wichita
yesterday afternoon from an extensive
business and pleasure trip through Col
orado and California. Mr. Won Herrlich
will preach morning and evening at 81.
Johns church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

after falling f3r a couple o. weeks Re
struck some where watch has not YET
been definitely l1cated-
'-Thereupon. the rebellion IN heaven
being over and Lucifer having drawn
one-th!rI o. the Stars from heaven WITH
him. piece was re-ehts5lisasd-
'.%ox. II had any susgestion 20 make
in regard 20 tnls new world t5ai o. going
- 30 sent out soon. ! would make So
lection between FL Llttle. WEB NcSah
AMI Clemens
Il think taat az tais new earth comes
ID from the sun IN the shape - Sars
or a bubble 81 probably belongs - fas
Popuis. party and they ought % sstfis
Il among themselves as 20 who = % have
g.
My personal prefs-socs- are for Cie'f'-
ems. owing % tAs a. taat "a LA';le has
g, a decoration from the sultan. ant
We5b si-Ssu has -; tie Ere inG7rancs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

facility that money and good judgment
can secure to benefit them when their
health Is threatened.
For that reason the almost endless
number of hearty testimonials that are
received from those who have the best
medical advice al their instant disposal
is double assurance of the unequaled
value Of this Paine's celery compound.
which has come TO be known through
out the world as the remedy that makes
people we'll.
Why should one waste the opportunity
OF gaining health and vigor by temporiz-
ing with any OF the many worthless rem
eiies that qUacks offer. when this Won
derful discovery OF Americas ablest ply
stefan, Professor Edward f. Phelps, NJ
D., LII. D., of Dartmouth college. the
very foremost medical authority of this
generation, Paine's celery compound, is
now within reach of everyone?
Long sufferers from nervousness, dys-
pepsia and neuralgia should not think
their patience virtue. 1t is simply
sad waste of the joy of healthy living.
Not only these disorders, but all other
effects of low nervous vigor can be alb
solutely cured. and permanently cured
by building up the nervous strength anj
purifying the blood with Paine's celery
compound,
An falling habit is easy 70 fall into.
Many persons with no serious organic
trouble conclude that they are invalids,
and make no determined effort 10 get
well until they become a nuisance %
their friends and a burden TO them
selves. What they need is 70 drive out
the clogging. supplying humOrs from
their blood and nourish their irritated
nerves by means of Paine's celery COM
pound.
Paine's celery compound will absolute
ly cure rheumatism, neuralgia, those fire.
quent recurring headaches and those
alarming heart palpitations and sinking
spells. II urges the body to take on
flesh and 70 cushion the nerves with a
proper accumulate of fat that viii
counteract all irritation. By means OF
this superb nutriment every part OF the
body is nOurished and built up.
Vigorous health stands on a tripod
one may say. Of pure, rich blood. a thor
oughly nourished nervous system and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

So many testimonials are coming IN
from every part OF the country 10 the
proprietors OF that greatest OF 81 known
remedies. which stands so pre-eminentiy
above all others in its wonderful cura-
tive powers. that it generally has been
thought best to selec, almost az ran
dom a small percentage % them for pub
LEGATION.
The accompanying letter from the
wife OF the great Missouri Senator, how
ever, is one OF a great many that have
come frs and last from families OF ma
,ional reputation.
The health OF the wealthiest and most
highly cultivated is OF course no more
dear 10 them and their relatives than is
that OF the humber persons who depend
upon their daily toll for their week-to-
week living. But the frs, class OF people
certainly have at their command every
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

matum, the purport OF which is that the
governor shall either order the police
board 70 do It's duty and close up the
gambling houses and joints or suffer the
consequences OF a grand jury investiga-
ton OF the workings and OF the methods
OF the police department OF Kansas City.
Kan. The names OF the witnesses have
already been obtained, and II IS said
that some evidence very damaging 20
the state officials has been procured.
In the event the governor refuses 70
act. a petition VIII be presented for the
calling OF a grand jury 70 investigate the
charges OF malfeasance in Office on tle
part OF the governors subordinate
there. The list OF Witnesses includes
some OF the most prominent men Of Kan
sas City. Kan, AMI /; is predicted that
the evidence VIII create CONSERVATION
a; Kaw point. For instance, the union
will subpoena prominent official and
leader in the Christian church, and also
a county official and one OF The leading
spirits in the Episcopal church. . prove
taat gambling exists in that town. TIE
reason TIA: these tao officials vii be
subpoenaed y because they were caught
gambling in one % ne places. and IL
they deny +, witnesses all be placed on
;as sand 4 show nat they we're gam
bling AMI tasn charges o. perjury may
be lodged against them
When Judge Pos; made q raid on fhe
gam 5iers nsar the stsss line z snort tine
ago. the po.Ics became greatly exercised
and the governor vas appealed %. W.
/ Brown. chairman q the STATE board o.
charities. warm personal friend q ;as
governor. happened e have some bust
uasss in Kansas City. kan a13 Ehlle
tse-s took occasion % sezi TIE not se.
. Pt3s;. TIE judge to3k u f0- granted
TIA: Broxu hsi bean sent % aim but se
sad h would 10, take water. Brown
:5.i hin nat 5s Tzz making a fol =
himself and. besides. zas iniu-iaz re
P0pIHsi party ~ a.s csn4G-t. SGi Pf3Et
woE.d nor Tsls5L
B-oEn iatlma-s9 iasc Pfost mizSt -
csoltatei bDt ne :15ge ea.a ae a.
no. believe the R0ve-no- wo1,a da-@ -
remove hi-J KS beczsss - vas afiszsp-
ting = easo-cs Ire s1.l-Ezzno Ding isaz
R-1xa said TIA: sseTe acre zaore HAN
one way - X ca. tat - governor
x8g-4 pr35sb,v s5t rera7vs 5izs. 5gt 81
lzE c-@a -az Sc cssy coJ-ts y Ksatzs
CITY. Kan. rnlgas - sepesie9 a re
s2e-lzI session This Tr.zate5es pre-
ar3 since t1en ss aas .oE aeza = e-3s6-
thirsty AZ re Sa---<-l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. I. H. Nettinger is in Kansas City.
Harry Bowman is i'll with severe
case Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. NJ. ". Sinnot OF Arkansas City
was at the Carey yesterday.
Mr. Bert Kellar Of Clearwater was in
the city yesterday shopping.
B. T. Beck of Oklahoma is visiting his
brother Elonadas Beck for a week.
Mr. c. c. Fullington is in Kansas City
attending 10 some business affairs.
Mr. W. E: Huney and wife of South
Haven were in the city yesterday shop
ping.
TIE Autumn Festival off the First II.
E. church will be held from October 10
to 10.
NJ. R. c. Bolt and E. L.. Matzke went
TO Greenwich yesterday on short visit
with friends.
W. H Hammers OF Clearwater was in
the city yesterday making some pur-
chases for winter.
Miss Inez Creditor left FOX ST. Joseph,
Mo, yesterday after a two weeks visi;
with ner parents.
Rev. H. Heiner OF Lincoln, Neb.. will
preach at the German Evangelical church
tomorrow morning.
NJ. c. T. Thompson. one OF the Wells
| Fargo route agents, was in the city yes
| ,ecday from Hutchinson.
Mr.. j. D Powell and wife OF Secor
Ill, are in the city visiting with the fam
! liz Of Mr.. D. E. Hereford.
Judge F. L. Martin OF Hutchinson
came in yesterday and was an attend
| ant at the federal court.
Miss Jean Love returned 10 her home
| in Kansas City last night after month!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
Valley Ranch to be Sold.

Valley Ranch consists OF 1000 acres
Of land al under fence, 225 acres in
cultivation, four pastures with living
spring water in each, and in all feed
yards. two miles OF a spring creek sup
Piled by fifteen or twenty springs Of soft
water. The creek is damned, and a
bueatiful lake formed. which is stocked
with bass. channel and river catfish. and
frogs. Wild ducks are in abundance
during the duck season, furnishing
splendid sport fishing and shooting.
vements-Dwelhng house 10
rooms. bathroom. closets and good cellar,
81 feet Of porches. \ two-room fore
mans house Cor laundry with gool eel
lar and porch. \ broom mems rooming
house, 2-room office. 5 chicken houses.
smoke house. hog house 22f42 with
steam feed cooker and galvanized iron
tank for soaking corn for steer feeding
(holds about 200 bushels: hay and grain
feeder and self meal feeder, stock barn
eoXS0 with granary. hay scales. horse
hay fork. stalls for Is horses and small
basement for four horses or mules. mill
and elevator with grinder run by I2-foos
Aermotor, which also pumps water Is
feet I'D into a galvanized iron tank
holding about 100 barrels Waterworks
are 50 arranged that by a system Of
pipes laid 5 fee; under ground. with
brass stop and waste cocks. water is
conveyed - the house. garden. orchard.
hog house. water trough. etc.
Irrigauon-Water from the lake az.
lords supply that is conveyed through
ol1ches 10 the orchard. garden and
snruooery about the house. also 70 the
Arooretunl. Grapes and small fruits have
been exceptionally fine this year by req
son Of The irrigation. although the sea-
son has been hot and dry. There are 40
varieties o. roses. Altheas. wisterias.
honeySuckles. etc. exc. are in ahun-
dance. Flowers are in bloom from early
spring. commencing with fo-sythias AMI
iTls and continuing with the beautiful
roses and others until they end the sea
son with a wealth Of chrysarthenur,s.
Very few OF the city mansions have
euch pr0fusion OF beautiful flowers A.
there is mere
There is a fine school house 50 rods
away, where day school. SUNDAY sc.o,1
ana CHURCH services are regularly held
This beautiful place is only miles from
thriving town and only 40 miles from
Wichita
The owner has made big money from
The cattle and hog business. etc. on n,
place. but is deceased. and the place :.
for sale. We invite a close ana carsfu
investigation. and can show you one a
the nearest perfect ranch homes OF
earth.
We have map and pictures of -,
place az our office. and VIII be glad (
show them 10 you il you Viii caH.
Come and see or write Us.
SMITH & DORSEY.
10 East Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
MUSIC AND ORA MA.

The new play, "A Cavalier Of France"
which Wagenhals & kemper have ac-
cepted for Louis James, is from the pen
of that well-writer, Epsy Williams. 1t
deals with the stirring incidents Of
France in the period Of Henri de Nav
are, of which Prosper Merrimee. the
French academician, has written so en-
tertainingly. Mr. Williams is said TO
have fully realized the atmosphere Of
that romantic period and given Mr..
James a character which is said to fit
him admirably, and play which cannot
fail to meet the seemingly popular de-
mand for historical romance. The new
play Is elaborate mounted with every
attention to costuming and senic details.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
BEEN CASE CALLED

Continued from Fifth Page.)

Yes, sir.
..Who put the money in the safe?"
.sMiss BEEN, usually. Yes, all the
time. She had a box il which, she kept
the funds. When she got through at
might she wodH put the box in the
vault
WHO locked the vault at night?"
Some times me, my son locked il.
some times Hedric1 did,
"Was il a combination lock?'
eyes, sir"
'Who knew the oombination?"
"Hedrick and my SON."
''WeIl, you know the combination,
don't your
81 have a key OF the combination. I
couldn't unlock it with out it. I never
unlocked it that 1 know Of"
Did Miss BEEN know the combina-
tion?''
81 think not"
"Who opened Il in the morning."
&c Hadrick, 10 get the registers
What time was il opened in the
morning."
About o'clock"
What time did Miss BEEN get to the
pffice in the morning."
About s.
Ibid you ever count the money at
night"
mo sir"
did your SOM"
81 think not
Did Miss BEEN have any one to as
sis: her?"
"Only at meal times
Who took her place at those times?"
&c. Hedrick."
"Who had access to the postal stocl1?"
Me. my son, G.. Hedrick and Miss
Bcen.'
'Who had charge Of the postal stock?"
Miss BEEN"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
noHsrlrss cagET,Grs ~ TRANCE
Jean Cr.pa al p.s agss Ah-sa OF BrS'hsf
Jouafbzu fer Ones

wa-airz On. sept. 17.--Aa in'sres'inx
history q che development q s1;9~fna-
hge carriages Ia France comes - ~
g..ie teo7-tus mt f-Tn Tnl-e9 6;s'fs
Consul B-unot s- g. Et.enns- Hs es-is
.ae ssse1 "a g 1s- 5En roau--ta-i sFsfs
% the .rreaf st-31ea Being ma "A
r-Bnoe y suffers r. ssto-n9bi -.
s;lmalatag ~ tae c5cs.snt pgoii1 O.
mani so5 - faelF int1rmass1n. = rasy
cen % iD8scei g campFts. ns s8hir}-s
a pie llst = t1e Fr~aea Fesl-.es. -tHz-
lng Sroa. go - tz5-ssaf -ar-lsze .
. % - EE~sest sax 5rrtts. - a -
ssgcrY van TIE csnzsl rFTs t1sf -
pst-o.ssgzn @ ras5tsa moor saa ssez~r-
ec3e3 a. s.zsrs. Tu.alDE - ABA. ~s1;
pe- ks.a,nefre fabsss siz-tsrtas = .
u..eb s.fassf naeh .alse a. ssns4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
GOVERNOR LEEDY's FLYING TRIP
Went to Kansas City To Head on a Grand
Jury Investigation

Topeka. Kan, Sept 17.-It leaked out
here today that Governor Leedy's flying
trip to Kansas City, Kan. last night,
was made 70 head off. if possible, an in
vesdgation Of the metropolitan police
officials OF that city by a grand jury
For several weeks the Christian Endea-
vor Union Of Kansas City, Kan, has
been waging war on The jointis;s AMI
gamblers OF that town. but 4, has not
succeeded in closing any Of the PLACES as
yet. However. a vast fund OF informa-
ton has been obtained. and now the gov
ernor mas been called upon 20 fish o.
cut hai:" TIE union has ISSUED an Wiz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18
Two Men Get Seventy Five Sacks OF Granu-
lated Sugar.


lated Sugar.
Dick Vanatta, a drayman, and Oiiver
Tewmey, proprietor of a grocery al az
Eas. Douglas, were arrested yesterday
morning early on the charge OF stealing
seventy-six sacks Of sugar from Rock
Island freight car.
When the wholesale grocery people
sent their men down to unload their
stuff from the Rock Island cars yester-
day morning they found the seal broken
on one Of the cars filled with sugar and
seventy-six sacks gone. The officers
were notified.
VIM. Belts, who lives where the road
to the Rock Island yards crosses Wash
ington avenue, saw Vanatta in wagon
with some one else going towards the
yards at abou. 1920 Thursday night and
an hour or two later saw them drive
away with what looked to them to be
sacks Of bran. Mr.. Belts remarked TO
a Mr. Bell who was with him that Van
alta was hauling bran, and they talked
further as TO where he might be taking
II.
Tewmey and Vanatta were arrested
yesterday morning and put in the city
jail They both told stories but IN the
language OF Bacon "they don't gioe."
Tewmey says he bought the sugar or
one Smith and engaged Vanatta to do
the hauling, and Vanatta says he made
arrangements with the man Smith him
self One sack Of sugar was found at
Vanatta's house and the rest OF it at
Tewmey's store, and the chances are
that the man Smith is non est.