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Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS.
Text, "A Heavily Backed FaVOrite, Was
Left at the Post in the
Fifth Race.
Iew Orleans, Jan. 2.-Weather clear and

New Orleans, Jan. 27.-Weather clear and
cold; track muddy.
First race-Selling; seven furlongs. Lou
don, 1O7 Dorsey, even, won; Hano Belle.
i02 wv. Taylor, TO l. second; Mrs. Brad
shaw, 1O5 &C. Reiff), to l, third. Time.
ia. Halloween and Prig also ran. Hano
second race-Selling; seven furlongs.
Stanza, 1O4 &C. Reiffl. to /. won; Winslow,
los (Garner), I to 3; second; Or. France,
100 GHoughl, u TO !, third. Time, 1:S4%
Pearson, Proverb, Rover, Bombard, Lay
on and Carver also ran. Winslow, to .,
Third race-Handicap; six furlongs.
Lonely. 81 CLAY, TO /, won; Sharon, 90
IT. Burns), even, second; Pete Kitchen, 81
(songer), 7 to /, third. Time, 1:1714. Rob-
ert Latta, Provident, Aureola and You-O-
Me also ran. Sharon, 3 to ;, place.
Fourth race-Selling; one mile. Baalgad.
81 Dorsey, II to 3. won; Harmony, 103
(Strode), 60 to ], second; C. G.. Rumrill, %
"a. BarretO, u to /, third. Time. l:5O.
Laura Gotta, Plutus and Hippogriff also
ran. Text was left at post. Harmony, 10
to l. place.
Fifth race-Selllng; six furiongs. Hem
rica, Sc IRebo), to ], won; Seelbach, 9S
CClay), Z to l., second; John Conroy, 10i
(Beauchampl, to 8, third. Time, 1f9IS
Prince of India, Vencedor, Double Dummy,
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
SKATING CARNIVAL SATURDAY.
Under the Auspices of the
Ladies', Roat Club.

The skating season at Washington park
was inaugurated yesterday, the ice being
in splendid shape and large crowds taking
advantage of the rapid trasit afforded by
the electric line. At the lake the accom-
modatfons for the skaters were perfect.
on next Saturday the Ladies' Boat Club
will give a skating carnival at which
number of prizes will be competed for. The
following interesting programme has been
arranged: -. .,..-
Gents speed race, one-fourth mile.
Girls speed race. 1S years, one-eighth
Boys, 10 years, one-skate race, one-eighth
Gents double speed race one-fourth mile.
BOYS speed race. l3 years
Ladies race. speed and grace to count,
one-fourth mile.
Couple race, lady and gent, speed and
grace to count, one-fourth mile.
EVENINGS O'CLOCK.
Gents double race, one backward, one
Lady couple race, speed and grace to
count. one-eighth mile.
Standing broad jump.
Fancy and figure skating contest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECE5AII'S PILLS, taken as directed.
will quickly restore Females tocomplete health
They promptly remove distractions or irregu-
laritiea of the svstar, Eo-a
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
WILL BE RESTRICTED.
Party Rntes VIII BE Confined 10 Lines
Composing the Southwestern
Passenger Committee

81. Louis, Mo-, Jan. z.-The Southwest
crn Passenger committee concluded its la
bors this afternoon. In the matter of
party rates it was decided to confine their
use TO lines composing the Southwestern
passenger committee and not tc offer them
TO connecting lines for basing purposes.
General Passenger Agents John Sebas-
tian. of the Rock Island; James Barker.
of the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas, and
George 7. Nicholson. of the Santa Fe. were
appointed committee to confer with the
Western Passenger Association and lines
in the Southeast relative to changing the
present plan of running homeseekers' ex-
Cursions. with a view TO preventing de-
fncralzation in rates.
With reference 10 bicycles in crates,
where contents are visible. the chairman
was directed 10 issue a ruling classifying
them as bicycles not Grated. One fare for
the round trip rates were authorized for
the following events: Inauguration at
Washington Mardi Gras festivities at New
Orleans, knights of Pythias conclave at
Hot Springs. May II TO %: International
convention Y. NJ. c. A. Mobile, Ala, April
q TO 20; international conference Y. NJ. C.
a. secretaries. Selma, Ala, April 20 and q.
For the Evangelical German Lutheran syn
cd at New Orleans, February II to %, a
rate of one and one-third fare was or
deTed.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Spring schedule for the Orioles.

Baltimore. Jan. 27-Mr. Hanlon has an
ncuEced the following schedule for the
champion spring conditioning trip in the
South. Baltimore will be left behind Sun
day, March Il, and Macon will be reached
the next day From then until March 2f
the team will work there. Savannah will
be visited March q to 90, after which the
itinerary will be as follows: Charleston,
March SO-3l: Augusta. April 1-2; Atlanta,
April 3-5; Athens. April 6; Charlotte. April
Z: Richmond. April SO: Norfolk, April TO-
and Baltimore, April H. At home a few
Championship games will be played as fol-
lows: With Norfolk April 12-13: Syracuse
April 14-l5; Princeton, April 16: Toronto,
Arril 1913: Georgetown, April 81 and a
flying trip will be made to Washington on
April 20 to meet there the Georgetown
club,
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Kenston and Harry s. also ran. seelbach,

Kenston and Harry S. also ran. Seelbach,
s to 5, place.
Entries for tomorrow:
First race-Seiling: one mile. Waldine,
SO; Martha Smith, Earl of Montrese 81;
Little Tom, 81; Henry Owsley, lie; John
Dunn, 1OS; A. B. c., lO4; Prig. l05; Gunwad,
1O.: Linnette, l10: Dave Pulsifer lis.
Second race-Half mile: 2-year-olds
Floss, lg0, and Kaiserine, los. Cleveland's
entry; Lillian Russell. 100; Percy F., Colonel
Rowles lOS; Van Antwerp, George T. Todd
Frenchford, l0S
Third race-Selling; six furlongs. Amber
Gllnts, lob; May Ashley, Jamboree. 1l3:
Miss Mi Rowett, Lizetta, 1l6; Sir John. Rouble,
Fourth race-Selling; seven furlongs. Re
maud 81; Cinder Sal. Favorine. 100: Parti-
san, lOl; Tancred, Altadona. Bust Up, Bob
SSlampett, Winslow, 102; Hardenburg,. 104;
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Winnie Teu-
ton, Mauritius, lO2: Oldham. Benefit, 1O4;
4ou-o-Me, Little Music Martin X, Pop
BBiAom. u Glimmering, Brown Berry, Mary
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
BurIInston's Good showing.

Chicago. III Jan. 2I.-Tt is claimed that
the Forthcoming statement OF the BurlinE-
ton road will be a more favorable showing
thap has been generally expected. The
amount Of traffic was considerably greater
than for the corresponding period of last
year, ana. as rates were better maintained,
81 Is altogether probable that the road
VIII SHOW a good increase in earnings. Tho
cundi ions have improved so much of late
with the Burlington that il Is thought that
there will be TO reduction in the regular
4 per cent dividend as asserted I'm various
Quarters. The outlook is said to be for
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
BALTIMORE & OHIO FORGERY.
CounterfeItIng Tickets, Which
Were sold to ScaIpers

Chicago. Jan. 27.-The grand jury to-day
Indicted. ON complaint of officials OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. the following
named men. who are accused Of forgery:
William Burns, Charles F. Stout, James
Marn, {. q. Winkler, Victor +. Cunning
ham, +. II. Neimeyer, Charles Daugherty
William O'Rourke. James Clan. Archie Ma
han, George Cochran and u. Flaherty. The
men under indictment are alleged TO have
forged tickets on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. The officials who appeared before
the grand jury had $4,000 worth of forged
tickets with them. and the plates and dies
from which they were printed, and these
tickets were sold to the scalpers. it is said.
and hundreds Of them were used before
the counterfeit vas discovered. The forgery
was very clever, and was detected only
after the closest scrutiny by experts.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
james Won From Raymond.

Last night James was successful in de-
feating Raymond at the Collender billiard
hall in the three cushion carom tournament
nv the following score: James, 80: high
run. q: average, 29-101. Raymon was looked
run: average 29-l0l. Raymond was looked
upon as a sure winner by his friends and
they were very much disappointed at his
defeat. James played in best form he has
shown so far while Raymond was out of
luck and could not get the balls to roll to
suit him.
Tonight Reynolds and Wallace will meet
for the first time. and as Reynolds has not
lost a game ne will make desperate effort
10 retain his present position.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
NEBRASKA CORN OFFER.
Probable That Railroads VIII Haul
IL Free IL the Chicago Author
itieK Accent It.

Chicago. Jan. 27-Traffic officials of the
Western roads were not prepared TO state
to-day what action they would take on the
offer OF Nebraska. to contribute corn for the
relief of the suffering poor in Chicago
They have not yet been advised II the ofrer
will he accepted by those in charge of the
distribution Of the citys charities. nor have
they been asked by any responsible party
20 transport the corn free OF charge. Should
such "A request be made Of them II would
probably have 10 go before the board OF ad-
minlstration of The Western Freight Asso-
Ciatiun because, under the agreement no
road would be authorized TO dispense with
the usual charges an it's individual respon-
sibillty. Judging from their action in the
past. however IL Is probable that the roads
charge were a showing made TO them that
the cause of humanity required such action
on their part.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
A GR0CERYMAN ROBBED.
David Case Intimidated by Masked
Men, Who Took S5.55 From
His Cnsh Drawer

While David Case, groceryman at COL
West Seventeenth street. was closing up
his store at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday night,
two masked men entered and with drawn
revolvers ordered him to throw up his
hands. He did 50 and watched the men
open his cash drawer and take $5.55. Mr..
Case reported the robbery to the police
yesterday
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
SHE WAS JEALOUS.
Mrs. Barber SIashes Woman Who
Danced Twice With MIR. Bar
her at n RaII,

When Lizzie Ferguson. of Ninth and
State Line streets danced twice in success
sion with Andy Barber, Tuesday night at
n ball given in the Patch she engendered
the everlasting hatred of Mrs. Barber, An
Miss Lizzie at Ninth and Wyoming streets
and, drawing a knife, plunged 1t into her
left side. She screamed, when Mrs. Bar
ber withdrew the knife and another in
sertion was made just over her left ear.
Mrs. Barber then dropped the knife. and
feeling herself fully avenged, disappeared.
The Ferguson woman fell fainting to the
sidewalk and was removed to Central po-
lice station in the ambulance. Surgeon
Landon dressed the wounds, which were
not serious. and Lizzie was sent home.
She. will prosecute Mrs. Barber If she can
be located.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Kansas County Treasurers.

Topeka, Kas. Jan. 27.-(SpecIal) The an
nual convention of the County Treasurers
Association OF Kansas was held here to-
day. About forty members were present.
Bills covering the following subjects were
prepared and recommended for passage:
Providing for a uniform county depository
law; to change the form of the final adver>
tisement for tax deed; 10 compel treasur-
ers TO make settlements annually with the
county commissioners.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 27.-(Special) Samuel
Howe to-day was succeeded as a member
Of the railroad board by w. p. billiard, of
Fort Scott. Mr.. Howe has been one of
the most. efficient railway commissioners
Kansas ever had.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Neglected His stock.

Humane officer Greenman last night ar
rested Henry T. Holden, dairyrnan at
Twenty-third street and Indiana avenue.
on warrant charging him with neglecting
his stock. Mr.. Holder has uwenty-three
COWS. and it is claimed he permits them to
remain through the cold weather without
shelter. He gave $25 cash bond to appear
for hearing in police court to-day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
In the workhouse for vagrancy.

Albert Wilson was fined SIS in police
sent t se ior IL a df
ment. Wilson's wife. who was i'll at the
city hospital, was taken out yesterday by
him under pretense that he had a place
for her to stay. This proved not true,
however. and after buffeting her about
most of the day she was taken in charge
by the Helping Hand officials and Wilson
placed under arrest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
NO MORE AGITATION.
Continued From FIRST Page.

be united in the next campaign" said
Senator Palmer to-day. "'The sound money
Democrats and the sound money Repub-
licans will form one party and the silver
Democrats and the silver Republicans, will
constitute another party.
when the official harness is removed
from me- he continued. II will resume
the practice of law at my home in Spring
field ILL.,"
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

Columbus, o., Jan. 27.-At the meeting Of
the Ohio Coal Traffic Association to-day
an end was put to- the coal rate war by
the association voting unanimously to alb
rogate all contracts under tariff rates, TAX
ing effect at midnight. Some claims for
damages will doubtless follow, but these
will be met by the association. \ COM
mittee was appointed TO fix a basis for
the division of coal traffic. The agreement
calls for one year.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Twenty Pupils Qunrantined.

Twenty pupils were quarantined at the
Hotel Woodland, corner of Eighth and
Woodland avenue, yesterday morning, by
an order of the board of health. A case
of dtphtheria was found at the hotel. and.
in order to keep the disease from spread
ing, twenty pupils who attend the Wood
land school, but live at the hotel were or
dered TO remain in their rooms.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Tried to Steal Shoes.

c. A. Stavnow, shoe merchant at 70l
Main street, arrested colored man last
night who was trying to steal a pair of
gave the name of j. H. Robinson at the
police station. He will be prosecuted be-
fore justice of the peace to-day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
National horticultural Convention.

Columbus. o.. Jan. IA call has been
issued bv President Cushman. of the Ohio
State horticultural Society, for a national
horticultural convention to be held at
Washington d. c.. March ). to consider
and recommend federal and state legsld-
tion for preventing the introduction or
diffusion of noxious insects and fungi in
the United States,
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Sold Decnyed Hickory Nuts.

Mike Sullivan, a huckster was fined IS
in police court yesterday for selling de-
ber at II East Tenth street. Lesow claimed
he purchased the nuts on the strength of
samples which were all right, but when
the lot was delivered the nuts were all
cd
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
bradbury Under Arrest.

I. H. Bradbury, the well known colored
politician. was arrested on a warrant sworn
out by his wife yesterday. The warrant
charges him with threatening to kill her
during family quarrel
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
sunf1ower knights in Line.

salina, Kas., Jan. 27.-(Special) Sun;
fewer council, No. 81, United Commercial
Travellers. has appointed a committee 10
organizations in an effort to secure cents
a mile legislation Sunfower council is
one of the strongest in the West and
numbers among its members James A.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Said He Wa. Robbed Of s75.

Albert Swanson, an employee of Swift's
the police last night that he was robbed
of $40 in the House of Lords at Seventh
and Main streets, by n woman Tuesday
night. The woman was not arrested.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
A DepOt Robbed.

The Hannibal and Wabash depot at Ran
dolph. Mo-, was robbed Tuesday night of
several suits of clothing and some play
ing cards belonging to ]. c. Stephens, the
agent,
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Highest Team Scores.
Highest Individual Scores.
The Game This Evening.

The tournament game this evening will
be between the Kansas Citys and the Pas
times, and should result in a victory for
the veterans of the Kansas City team.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

Benjamin Uhrich. aged so years, died
yesterday at the home of his son. Emmett
tack of heart failure. with which he had
suffered periodically for many years. The
body will be taken to Maryville, Mo-, his
former home, for burial, tomorrow morn
ing
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

The funeral services of William r. Will
son were held from his late home, 70S Pros
pect avenue, yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock The body will be taken to Lees
Summit for burial this morning.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

ly yesterday morning at his home of acute
pneumonia. He lived at 2l12 Flora avenue
and has been ill with cold for the past
week, but little was thought of Ii until
unconscious and before a physician could
arrive, was dead. He leaves wife and
three children.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

Nancy c. Parsell, aged co years. died of
peritonitis at her home, 10I2 Michigan ave-
nue., yesterday. Four grown children sur
yive her. The funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon from her late
residence. Burial will be in Elmwood cem-
etery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

W. T. Douglass. aged so years. died yes
terGay at his homo, 2409 Jefferson street
Burial Will he in Union cemetery this
morning.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28

Two thousand sacks Of salt from Liver
pool were entered at the custom house
Yesterday.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
Coal Rate War Ended.

much better business in the year just op'
ing.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-28
chorus-Hurrah! Hurrah! etc.
chorus-Hurrah! HurrahI etc.

To prove that what we sing to you is very
nearly true.
Why several of our contractors have
skipped and flew:
One was Peck-ed to pieces for a price he
could not get:
Another Rushoff-ed after him-they have
not found him vet.
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Says It's IL Lie.

In the 'sTwentieth Century"
has appeared an article with
Judge Simonton as a text. Never
before were in so biief space so
many absurd lies gathered to-
%ether.-The Charleston Post
was the first in this State to call
attention to them and to expose
them. To people who know any
thing of Judge Simonton, they
need no contradiction, but The
News regrets to say that several
South Carolina newspapers have
reproduced the shameful and libel
Gus article without denouncing it
and without putting their readers
on guard against its manifold
falsehoods.
Among other lies is one that
Judge Simonton is speculator
in the New York exchanges. An
other is that he is worth between
half million dollars. A third is
that he is a friend of the attorney
of the "Whiskey Ring" The
plain object of the conscienceless
liar who penned the article was
evidently to create the opinion
that Judge Simonton is improp-
erly influenced in his decisions,
but great as this lie was, he was
unfortunately a still greater fool;
so that the absurdity of his whole
misrepresentation is not con
cealed. Why, the idiot even de
clares that Senator Tillman was
at one time Judge.-Grenville
News, July 4.
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Last summer one Of our grand =
children was sick with a severe
bowel trouble says Mrs. f.. G..
Gregory, of Frederickston, Mo.
"Our doctors remedies had fail
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Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem
edy, which gave very speedy re-
lief" For sale by j. i. Mackey
q Co. and Il. G. Hough q Co.,
Lancaster, 5. e..
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NANDERBILY'S PALACE In
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Young Millionaire is Buying
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The Most Magnificent in the World
1T Is Booming Western North
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Beware
OF Mercury!

Mr.. Henry Roth, of 1S4S South 9th
Street, ST. Louis, was given the usual
mercurial treatment for contagious
blood poison. He was twice pronounc-
ed cured, but the disease returned each
time, he was seized with rheumatic
pains, and red Jumps and sores COW
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a New York
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he could cure
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Your OVpOrti,iijty.

There is "A full beneficiary schol
arship from Lancaster county now
vacant in Winthrop College, Miss
Ella Mackey having graduated.
a competitive examination will
be held on August to fiji the va
cancy.