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The herald., 1897-12-13

news received at this end Of the line is to
the effect that Mr.. Gator has lined up as
O very convenient and deserving assist
ant Of Bosses Rainey. Curry and Kelly,
and that in this capacity he is now
known to all the people Of San Fran
cisco and the Sacramento valley.
Gator has for the last eight years been
the idolized leader Of the Populists.
Whatever he advised doing has been
done. His counsel never led the party
to any notable victory nor to any re-
markable result. But his grip on the
country Populist is gone forever. The
suspicion is out that possibly Mr.. Gator
is not true in his allegiance to his party,
and this Is of itself sufficient to damn
him In their eyes.
This evening the board Of education
will accept the resignation Of School Di-
rector Joseph F. Adams of the Seventh
ward. The board will be called upon to
name his successor. A plan was on foot
to have representative Populist elected
in his place-a man Of standing, char
acter and reputation. Whether or not
this plan will prevail reni&ihsqo be seen.
There is no mad scramble fofs the place.
1t is thankless task at best, full of re-
sponsibility and without remuneration
in a monetary sense.
4 =
But for one Job which the board may
have to give out there Is quite q COM
petition. and that is the position c. H.
Axtell at present holds-superintendent
of buildings and janitors. A neat little
salary goes with this billet, and the toll
1t calls for is not excessive. There are
about seven applications on file for the
position, but it is understood that the
lucky man has not yet been filed.
The members Of the Silver Republican
club gave a ladies night" at the club
house Friday evening. It was an event
of the most pleasant character and was
enjoyed by all. The ladies came in large
numbers and inspected all the features
Of the club house. Secretary O'Neill and
his assistants were perfectly at home
extending hospitalities.
! = y
Truman q. Palmer, one Of the fore
most members Of the Silver Republican
SAASs ~@esS SOaAo So$9ss W We dUScuJ UuLll
February 1st.
= = =
The Jeffersonian society, IL the pres
ent plans Of the executive committee are
carried out, will give social function
some time during the holiday season.
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The Republican league Of Southern
California hal . membership Of 624. The
members think that this IL pretty good
showing. when the fact il considered
that the Columbia club. with member
ship Of about 400. has been instituted,
which TO certain extent encroaches on
the territory OF the league.
George \. Arnold. despite publications
to the contrary, has been Ia the north
attending meeting Of the state board
Of equalization. but he Il now back on
the ground and win devote some OF hls
ItiSao during The Immediate future Is
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TO See Southern California

Take trip around the kite-shaped
track. It can be done in day. Special
train, with observation car attached,
leaves Los Angeles a. M, Pasadena 9:e5
a. m. Tuesday, returning at 6:25 p. m.,
making complete circuit of the track,
stopping at both Redlands and Riverside
for drives and sightseeing. Particu-
lars at Santa Fe ticket offices.
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DR. McSwegan

Has returned from visiting the great
hospitals OF the world and brings the
medal Of the International Medical con-
gress. He will give free examinations
until January z, at The Crocker, 2l2
South Broadway.
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Largest variety Concord business wag-
ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley.
King d Co.
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Moon Struck

A false alarm of fire was telephoned
IN last night at about O'Clock from
seventh and Spring streets. The de-
partment responded promptly, but the
nrs proved to be only the reflection Of
tne moon on q window pane, and the
department returned to their quarters
= sadder and wiser crowd.
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CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
Chronie'sd on pages 8. Q. 8 and io'


Forsrast: cloudy and colder.
Notes from the mining fields.
Coursing at Agricultural park.
Tha extension Of foreign fruit mar
kets. sg
{ Forecast Of today's council pro-
cssdings.
Burt Estes Howard on manhood
W. Mutton"
Joe Bramlett, colorsd, goes Gum
ming for black game.
) Harry Spears badly bruised in a
Main Street collision.
Brilliant baseball at Fiesta park;
Baltimore, 8, All Americas, 8.
Police officers make valiant raid
on Chinatcwn's fan tan, industry.
Condition Of the oil market; 80, 900
barrels sold last week at low prices.
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JoTTINGs
Our Home Draw

AAier q zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly In bottles or
kegs. once and brewery. 40 Also street:
telephone u
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agents genuine Columbus Buggy company
buggies and Victor bicycles.
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Agents Victor. Heating. World and
March bicycles. Hawley. King & Co.
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s.,,all Cash

Fayment ana twenty month. Including
interest. the way we want to sell q good
swo-story seven-room house. ffteen min
vtes from oustness center, Southwest.
t0ood s'sed rooms. two tile nrSplAceA, bath
nof anq cold water (rsnss ana boilsr).
sewer ana street work done and paid for.
3ine nslknhothood. This \ : snap LANG
WORTHY CO.. - South sprinS Al
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Everything on wheels. Hawiey, King
q Co.. cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
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Time Bar: rh'r. R. H. Wind Vel: wsathe,
&; ss:$: N. ss:5i ss:5i 4 / w 3 Si::; Si::;

Maximum temperature. "a.
Minimum temperature, 46
Forecast for Southern California: Mon
day, cloudy; much colder; northerly wind.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Los Angeles--''In Gay New York. y
Burbank-"Across the Potomac"
orpheum-vaudeville.
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Board Of Education meets at the
Gardner -zellner Block-7.3O.
City council yneets-1O a. m.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re of observations
taken at Los Angeles Dec. 18th. The
barometer Il reduced to sea Level.
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patching up impaired fences. He will
not go north again during the life Of the
present year.

On and after January LIST 1t Is off,
cially announced that Walter F. X.
Parker will be on the ground to do Re-
publican politics at the old stand. This
Intelligence will be pleasant reading to
some Republicans and not so pleasant to
others. There are those who were In
hopes the local political arena would
know Mr.. Parker no more.
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All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom, 824 South Spring street
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George i. Arnold. despite publications
to the contrary, has been IN the north
attending : meeting Of the state board
OF equalization. but he Il now back on
the ground and viii devote some Of hls
tirns during ~ immediate future Is
The herald., 1897-12-13

To Judge from the news received from
the north, the Populists are about done
with Thomas v. Gator as a leader. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
Colonel jesse r. Peyton Dies In New Jer.
sey, Aged 82.'

Haddonf1eld, ". j., April 2s.-Colonsl
Jesse E. Peyton, who was known as the
father Of cen:ennials," died at his resi-
dsnce here today Jesse E. Peyton was
born in Maysville. KY, in 1915 In
about 1872 he came TO Philadelphia and
entered the wholesale dry goods bust
ness. He brought with him letters Of
Introduction from Henry Clay ard other
prominent kentuckians. and subsequent
~. when Clay became financially en-
'barrassed, Peyton raised funds sufficient
to Iquidate the debts of the Wing lead
er. Peyton first attracted public a.ten-
ton in 1860 by his efforts in behalf OF
union. At tns suggestion of Presiden:
Lincoln he visited kentucky 20 induce
that stale to hold her place n the Union.
He was told bv prominent men OF the
stale 20 go home and lei Kentucky af-
fairs alone.
In 1861 Colonel Young Of Kentucky re-
cruited a regiment and upon the sugges-
ton OF Secretary OF War Cameron.
Jesse Peyton became quartermas.er.
His was the first regiment of cavalry
that reached Washington after the out
break ot the war. He never saw actual
service. but fitted out Youngs Ken
lucky cavalry and the Eleventh regi-
rnent OF Pennsylvania and paid all the
expenses out OF his private purse.
Il was principally due 10 the efforts
Of Colonel Peyton that the Centennial
exposition was held in Philadelphia in
1876. He advocated this as early as
1865. He also suggested the Centennial
anniversary OF Bunker H; and the
yorktown. Virginia. celebration.
4 widow and three children survive
him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
BROWNING LEAVES The JOB
Turns the 1sdian Bureau Over to the Ad
miustrAtton and Goes Homo.

Washington. April S.-Comnissioser
Of Indian Affairs Daniel NJ Browning
has reIinouishei his Office and has start
ed for h.s home IN East s.. Louis. H..
where he has formed a partnership with
sx-Coagresssnan Fornan, now commits
sinner OF internal revenue. Judge
Browning has been a: the head OF ;he
Indian once for ever four years and
gained an exceIlsn. record n the al
msn.s,ra;s5n 90 the bureau and the sat-
,siacscry adiustms-: % The various In
dan problems that arose during The
Cleveland regina He ls.t gooi Law
practice 70 accs1t the connissioas-ship
and was offered ar opportunity - -
main iongsr in taa- Office but concluded
% eater isnn,edia ;ely OF Ms new practice
IN conjunction with NJ Fo-nsa. The
latter expecting - remain .: the head
Of he internal revenue bureau s@re-zl
months iOage-. NJ Jones. The TEX CON-
n ssssaer q Indian Affairs. Is scagsir1-
ing airrssis sssh the duties ~ th~ 49,
sa1 3 ready - take active charge upsSa
rs confirmation.
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cARELEssNEss.
Often Causes No End Of SUFFERING.

Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from Piles. L, is one Of
the conmonest diseases and one of the
most obstinate. People have it for years
and just because il is not Immediately
fatal they neglect il. Carelessness
causes no end Of suffering. Carelessness
about so simple a thing as piles mas Of
ten caused death. Hemorrhages occur
from no apparent cause and loss Of blood
causes death. Hamorrhages occur dur
ing surgical treatment, often causing
death.
Piles are simple in the beginning and
easily cured. They can be cured even in
the worst stages, without pain or loss of
blood, quickly, surely and completely.
There is only one remedy that will do it
Pyramid Pile Cure.
II allays the Inflammation immediate
~, heals the irritated surface and WITH
continued trea tment reduces the swelling
and puts the membranes into good,
sound. healthy condition. The cure is
thorough and permanent. Druggists sell
the Pyramid Pile Cure al so cents. Send
for Free Book on cause and cure of Piles
by addressing Pyramid Co., Albion,
Mich.
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TO PUBLISH MONTHLY.
MANNED SURVIVORS RAVE
Horrible Plight of Four Baif-Frosen, De
mented Cnstaways.

ST. Johns, N F., April 2S-Annxiety
is felt al ST. Pierre as TO the condition
Of the four survivors OF the wrecked
French brigantine Valiant, which
struck an iceberg on the Grand Banks
on the night of April IA, and foundered
almost Immediately. Three Of them are
in a coma ose condition and IL is feared
that one Will not live through the night.
Their sufferings are terrible. 1; was
found necessary TO amputate the arms
and feet Of three. Their ears and noses
/were shockiDgly frozen and the flesh
presents CHASTITY and lepEous appear
ance. AS IL this were not wrechednsss
enough. their reason is temporarily, II
nol permanently, gone. AS they lie in
their cots they rave. in distracted recol-
lection OF their awful experience.
IL seems from what is sna;ched from
Their inconerent rawlings that four dories
were overturned at the moment OF the
wreck Two Of the men on board the
rescued dory were taken from the water
almost drowned. They were the first 10
perish The third who died was a young
fellow, abou, IS.
Four boat are known 20 have got safe
" away from the ship. but the captains
boat vas the only one afterwards seen
by the occupants OF the rescued dory.
The intense cold made Il almost impos-
siole FOR them 70 do anything in the way
cf navigating the dory and they were
compelled % drift heIplessIy.
The most horrifyinz incident o: the
experience was The canIoelisrn TO which
they were driven by the pangx OF hun
se-. The dead body which they used FOR
food WAS frozen 81 stiff mat they were
scarcely able 70 hack of The flesh xfth
their knives. For Two days the he Q,
TIE Survivors was sustained IN tbs way.
Everything that IL possible is being
done 20 fni the missing boats Ousso-
ing vessels Will make close search %
the waters n0TSh and south OF 81 Johns.
bal there Is little hope OF further res
cues
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POLITICS AND BUSINESS
Letter Carriers Accused Of Mixing the Twt
In Certain Cities.

Washington, April 2S-A practice
that has existed for some years of de-
liver:ng mail, in bulk, addressed to for
eigners in the foreign labor colonies Of
the large cities, to saloons and other
places OF general assemblage. there to be
sorted over and handed out in the crowd
instead of delivering at the house ad-
dressed. is being generally agitated. and
complaints are constantly reaching the
postoffice department. The complaints
aiiege that II some cities. like Boston,
New York, Philadelphia. Pittsburg and
Chicago, carrier acquainted with the
foreign colony is employed. who. know
ing the habits of the men. delivers their
mall to their lounging place and that
during tine campaign Of last year there
were instances where advantage was
taken Of the crowds so congregated by
making use OF partisan speeches and
otherwise manipula ting politics while
distributing the letters. Boston is spe-
ciaiiy complained of. the allegations set
ting out that in some instances the car
thered free silver sentiment among the
Italian colony. especially last autumn
The trouble that has grown out of the
practice referred to has vexed the post
office department and the civil service
commission and Assistant Postmaster
General Heath has about decided on a
step which m111 put an end to the
trouble. This contempla:es posting
notices at all Of the places where these
men meet. announcing that it is a vio-
lation OF the law and of the laws of the
postoffice department to have mail de-
livered at such places without instruc-
ton TO have ii left there. and advising
the persons receiving letters that they
must have their street address put on
their letters or else go to the postofice
for them,
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Figures Given of the indie bit edne of Thess
Sew Bedford Concerns

New Bedford. Kan. April 2s.-Tne hrss
definite information of the losses .. the
three Rowland corporations With figures
as she basis. Is contained n a letter 10 a
CREDITOR which has been issued From
this letter il appears that the total IN
debtsiness viii reach probably s.. $50. 600
although Il may fall slightly below this
figure. The letter IS as follows:
Discovery 81 unexpected indebted
ness IN thsss Corporations was u,s5s on
Friday. the eSri. Expert accountants
are now 3; work on the Books Steps
have been taken for the a9p0Iz sfneat OF
receivers for az interests An efar; i
nox beng made - Increase sne caasia;
one-hsis tsfser corresponding reductions,
tnae Indebtedness nay be reduced 70 a
suitable bass. In TIE present sac %
cur information TIE total .nssotsdasss
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Many Have Already Arrived aud Othsrs
Viii Arrive Soon

washington. A9Ti S-csp;zsu
Brooks. superintendent Of f1fesgn r.zslr
Is in New York = me-; he Ge!-xats1-s
TO tae postal congress xh5 arrived .,
tas steamer I-saa today. These DEE
gates are f-arn Austria. Germany. gss-
GUM sa1 sSs9sn- On TIE Majestic
~sT- ne delegates from G-es; Britain.
B-i-asA India. me 2-tlsh c0lszfes %
South AREA. rom China and ;o~ south
Atrseaa S.epsosse. Tae Elseznss pu f'rs-
day WI brig zsore Riifizh delsxssss
and lAgs- :-5rn Hungary sai bulgaria
!. 1ise -n@ Ia Tours ~ On Sss1- lzy VI
5v.az m postal reTs-s se-s:ss5xs- %
F'.aass. TIE FTsaea ealcsss- snd Sz.sts
P.saz. sass Egyptian delegate.
Sew YORK. Ag-li -s-Azgax ire pa
ssaEsrz 80 arrived tss1s<s, ~ re
vnls- star steamer NA3ey.sc sre-n Isv-
e-.ca. s.1 Gsse1s.ox- acre &c to-su..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION


San Francisco. April 2S.-The Stats
tician Of the United States in this city
has Just forwarded to the director OF the
mint az Washington the annual report
of the gold and silver production of Cali
fornia. which covers the yield of 1886.
According to returns received at the
mint, the yield OF the state last year was
s17,1s1. 5S2 which is an increase over 1895
OF si.s47,245. The yield of silver was
s422.4 36, a decreased production for the
year of $177.s53 The total gold and sill
yer produc: Of the state for the year was
81, 6o4 ,02e, which is total increase over
the previous year Of 81, 6Se, 9ls. This is
considered a very satisfactory showing.
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CAN oUrsTARvE ANYBODY
Indiana Man Offers TO Bet His Money o.,
Dr. Tanner

Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind. April
IA last TO finish is he latest thing
proposed n the sporting line. II. I.
Kramer today issued Challenge back
Ing the celebrated faster. DR.. H. s. Tan
her. against all corners. for $4,000 in A
finish contest. On behalf OF Dr. Tan
ner, Mr.. Kramer challenges any person
II / contest OF $4,000 a side. the condi-
tons being that until one or lie oshe.
acknolodses himself beaten. both con-
iesiants shall abstain from food o.
drink. each contestant. however. - -
allowed one gallon jug OF pure spring
water per CAY. NJ. Kramer Is one Of
the bes; known capitalists in Indiana.
He is an enthusiastic adn.rer OF Dr..
Tanner
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ELsCTRIC RITTERS.

Electric Bitters is medicine SUITED for
any season. but perhaps more generally
needed when the languid. exhausted feel
ing prevails. when the liver is torpid and
sluggish and the need OF tonic and al
terative Is felt. A prompt use of this
medicine has often averted long and per-
haps fatal bilious fsvers. No medicine
will &C; more surely in counteractins and
freeing the system from the maiar.ai
poison. Headache, Indigestion. Constipa-
ton. Dizziness yield - Electric Bi.;ers
SOC and s1.oo per bottle al Geo. Van Wer-
denis pharmacy. SIS North Main street,
and G. Behring's drug store. noriheas,
corner Topeka and Douglas avenues.
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ghe aaliha Badly gxge ghursdxy soruue, April 20 1887

Of the three corporations exceeds their
combined capital by about $1sS.0O0. The
accounts payable-not yet stated-will
increase this to $4,000 or less. as We
think.
(Signe5:) MORGAN ROTCH.
President Of the Corporation
BY the last certificate OF the corpora
tons, filed December "a, 1886, the capital
of the Rowland mills was 81. 900 oo5; of
the Rosch Spinning corporations $75e.e0o.
and OF the New Bedford Manufacturing
company $500. 900, giving combined cap
ital OF $2.25O.Oco. 1t thus appears. if the
indebtedness shall exceed this amount
by 500, 900. as the letter to creditors in
Inmates, that the total will reach $780,
600
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
IN THE ILLINOIS SENATE
Libel Bill Pending Before That Body
Made q SPECIAL Order

Sprinsfieii. II, April 2S-In the SEN
ale Tie COMMITTEES on judicial dsport-
nent ana practice reported the libel bill
prepared BY the committee yesterday az
1sr..oon- Ii WAS ordered 70 second read
ing. Senator Mahouey moved that il De
made special orisr for tomorrow. The
motion was carried. y 10 Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
BANK OF HUrcHINsoN CLOSED
It Will ke.Open or he Wound Up, as the
Creditors DE- eide.

Hutchinson. Kan, April Estate
Bank Examiner Breidenthal today took
charge OF the Bank Of Hutchinson. pri-
vate concern. The principal creditor is
the Metropolitan National of Kansas
City. which is also large stakeholder.
The bank was a reorganization OF the
Valley State bank, which closed a year
ago, but has not been able to regain pres
tige. Its old Indebtedness was too much
to carry. The deposits ares mall. Cash
Ter ]. G. Stream, OF the Metropolitan, is
here arranging TO reopen the bank or
close out its business, as may be de-
termined by its creditors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
LoA>-PLaeISG IL KANSAS
Bosteu Company Lets Ia Tirss- Cizss NORTH
~aassra rycc~rtv

Esasss Cry. No. April -s-Tae iocsl
5rsaches q Bpstoa Lean and Trosi
esnSa1y has received notice from IS
ssst ot-s-s IA; hereafter bars nay Be
.ssss "a aEsf-clzzs properties 81 north
eastern Kansas Tsss - sals % - ere
u fas HrEs 11jsTs - ~. ksa1 sre-;lnx
kznsss ~ Isss-y fost sssn given ~
ban c5EupsaT n yssrg Tss orss~- -
sl-s tei - D1zsl&s. Atco-Esn. Je~srsou.
Brosn. Semsas ard fsE o1Ass rasn-
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Two ..,,,o,. T,,,,b.x.e.

Tallahassee. Fla. Ap-E eS-Ballotinr
for United States senator resulted. can
So; Chiplsy -; Raaey Is; Hceke- 2; Bur
ford >: Scattering ;. Total So. No
change on second ballet.
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s1HERE SCIENCE NEATNESS."
BE WISE AND USE
SAPOl 10 :

ing delegates 20 ;he International postal
conference at wsshiaxtoa: J. Van
Apples. z 4 Doran. n Buxton For-
man. Soznerse; p F-eaca. c. II @ /.
Bruce Har-. H u Ki-shzE. and
Spencer Tod. c. NJ g. There were ore.
80 Irssa girls In the stssrzse.
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Nice. April a-o7s@- Victoria start
ts 81 1909 - hs- Journey - England
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
Good
Printing

II IT'S sco3 printing that's vante1e
the best-one needs must use extyoofdfnAsu
oaution-for In the great city Of Wichita
the good printers can be counted
with one Of the smallest dgures In the haS
while the poo- printers are known
by the dozens. Specimens Of our vogk
prove that We belong with the Minority
the good prin,era
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
is SELF-CREMATED
FARM HAND III CALIFORNIA
CHEATS THE HAEGNAN.

IN Love with the Daughter Of . Former
Employer, and His Suit Not Prospering,
He Shoots the Cir. aud Her Mother and
Sets Fire to Their House, Thence Pro-
cesding to Neighb0r's Barn He Sets It
on Fire, Enters the Burning Building
and Perishes News Of Crime and
Accident.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29

"Ass.Ezt1a-a April a-Ts~ rn%ns<rses
- sr7SSsu4ss sase-aa fssasl Asrn~iaiEs
ssss;sfsrsfs rezeafly z2poinsss ~ ne
Psefieieaf "a e@hsEf 81 to Csssess states
Xii - AL fram New YDrk ca xay
. Tag "a "a direct . I<sn41s4
Sess = oss sksns sbozt yssyer rn<~..
~ sess CT - nsn< e'sfpek. xk.l~ .
49, Ae~fs sDzrg xsEl 80 O. two otsIo<<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
BUILDING NO LINES
ROCK ISLAND DENIES A BIG STORY
FROM NEW MEXICO

20 the Eject That They Have In Contsm.
plation New Road From the Missouri
River to the Gulf of California, via e
Paso - More Than That, They Are Not
Buying Any Lines Anywhere 1t Prssen,
Christian EpdeAvor Business to he
Routed Through Missouri River Gate
ways--Railwsys News In General.
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FIRE IN A BIG STORE.

London, April 2s.-The Atlantic trans
port line steamer Mobile, Captain lay
land. which was scheduled 10 sail April
% for New York. has had the contents
OF her main hold severely damaged by
fire. which lasted for five hours before
i; could be extinguished. Her departure
will therefore be DELAYED