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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12
Trunks Moved rs Cents.

Commercial Transfer Company, 43 Sutter ST.
Tel main A.. Furniture moved reasonably
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12

The Orpheu:n has very strong bill this
week, and the public is doing full justice
TO the fare provided.
Herr Ferdinand Stark and his Vienna
orchestra are still attracting large audi
ences to the Oberon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02

appointment. It is suggested in the lib
eral papers that the latter will be unable
10 Withstand temptation when money is
wanted for the army or navy. as he will
be apt to regard the postoffice as a mere
source Of revenue for them.
Since TIT accession Of Emperor VIII
lam II Germany has had three chancel-
aors and Prussia has had four premiers,
while altogether there have been nineteen
Prussian ministers and eight German
secretaries Of state who have resigned.
These constant changes are scarcely PAL
Atable, even TO saunch government pa
pers like the National Zstung and the
Aamburgsch correspondent, which COM
plains Of a policy that tends &c strength
en- the Lefist parties.
a feature Of the situation is the fact
that while nominally the CHARACTERISTIC
IS not changed. the real lieutenancy is
divided between Count Posadowski in
the empire and DR.. Miguel in Prussia
This separation OF responsibility has been
in the CHARACTERISTIC by Prince Bismarck
and Count Caprivi, but in both cases
with unsatisfactory results. Therefore,
little is hoped from the new arrangement.
Count Pasodowsk Is personlly unpopular.
but he has little political influence and
no ability as debater.
Mr.. Miguel, on the contrary. is skill
3ul parliamentarian and a debater whose
influence is Likely to be all-powerful He
has strong :eanings toward protection
and birnetallisrn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02

freeze Eaen the cricket match between
TIE ssntIsnen % Pbila6s.2aia sid a.
eleven Of Hampshire began TIE witt
c7s yc1 tne lGss ard ssnt - cae IA
The Phiia5e,2aisEs ssre a. cut fof -
runs AZ TIE close o: psay the aHmpsa.se
eleven rad scored = raas. win NJ wick
e:s down
Boson. July The Tsn.!c n 70 lon
ger q pari x ne navy =: -. rnl..d
S-ates Al sx2c-y tao ni1s:es y.st ,
tot.g the final 2-5srz q % azvy d.
pSr.Ieni we're carried o. TIE oss-ers
and ere. assembled On deck an4 Cero-
.azrds. Miller read ire oF5erx rat maze
ne vessel 10 lonzer y.-; % tie nsvy.
TIE Gag Eas thsa aaa.s5 s1wa ard .as
crew t1xa5ssed-
&asranxsOl. Jay i-Tae p-ezlzeaf
gave ! dime: iSrsgai 70 ~ rr@-.bsra q
ais Official family szt .~E insl-~s
guess u Vas al sz1fsiy informal a.
.zir- Tee guess aa.siss 80 csasnas r--e
FiSe Pres iea; HoszrE. Assssrza; s.e-e
s<ry Day. Ass!z,saf s-zse-zry Roo -,
Hon Cal Scasfz. 40 y sss-l 8. fs-
Waste Eoals@. AMI SeeTs.a-v oprr~- To
'roEFos aiza. sak 2f~zsa-1t an4 Mr. -
hiasey AID Ma Sax-- l-..s - 10y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02

Columbia. Pennsylvania and Cornell.
will take place. tide and water permit
ting. tomorrow afternoon between the
hours Of and $50.
Unusual interest attaches to the con-
test, owing 20 the participation OF the
Cornell crew. which so easily defeated
Yale and Harvard last week. as the de-
feating Of Cornell. or the smashing of
the record made last week. would raise
the question as 30 whether Columbia
and Pennsylvania should not oe admit
led to future contests in which Yale
ana Harvard take part with Cornell.
The best Information here tonight leads
20 the belief that Cornell will not be de-
authority, that her crew viii have TO
TOW as they never rowed before. and
that with any kind Of favorable coudi-
tons the record Of last week will be
cut under. This was the opinion open
iy expressed this afternoon by Coach
Wells Of Columbia and concurred in by
the rest The indications are that the
weather conditions will be favorable.
In the drawing for positions this az
ternoon Cornell had her usual good luck
aad drew the outside course. where The
ebb tide flows strongest This 10 the
third consecutive time that Cornell has
drawn the outside position. Columbia
drew the shore and Pennsylvania drew
the sandwich. or middle place i, is as
serted. and with some degree OF truth.
that the position tina. Cornell has held
in the has two races and Will hold to-
morrow gives her considerable advant-
age over the other crews, the tide assist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

Sarstoga. y. L. July Lucky
Badwin's Santa Anita sta Die o. fourteen
horses arrived in a .pscial car frorn Cal
ifornia this afternoon.
Hsvsna, July i-Captai1 General wey
le- arrived this afternoon az Nsnxari1o.
THIS morning re steamer Arenas export
Cd I.2ss bales CT leaf tobacco.
Denver. Colo-, July M c. c. Davis.
former proprietor % lie Lesdyi.ls Herald
Democrat and Chronicle. who vac CON-
pe..ed 20 sell those papers ana re,,-e from
active business OF account D. poor heath.
abou. eignreS months aga. has rexatne1
MS health. AID has zksn an editorial
posidon On The staff u the Denye.
Times
Nashville. Tenn. jay l-Tnose mem
cs-s os he Pa.-Ane.iczn Commercial
party ~ao gere hardy enough 20 brzv.
IA .n.erse heat soez; t53ey ~ zee *
position grounds ThsTe vas y, formal
3--zrz1a and TIE visitors roan-S 81 all
ao-51S ne e2i.3.asz. OCCASIONALLY vz<ysar
heir examination 0. i=Sus.rszi sxafslss
~ peep a. TIE midway aad rs srnsse-
nent.
Boo-neuouta. England. July l-Gs3rf-
32s Sea.hes prevailed here alta q SSoI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
As Az ILLU>rRATsD LECTURE
Ambrose Park People Undertake to D..
sulsc the Sullivan t1tzsim mons NIL

Ambrose Park People Undertake to Dis
guisc the Sullivan t1txsim mons MNi.
New York. July 1.-Superintendeas
NcKelvey OK the Brooklyn police has
effecsually blocked the Sullivan-Fitz-
simmons spa-ring match scheduled for
July 5. at Ambrose Park. He has in
structed the police not to allow the
match to take place under any circum-
stances. The park officials viii no; be
allowed to begin the erection OF a plat
form Tor the fight. An evasion OF the
instructions was attempted when the
park people learned that the fight could
no; come off even under the Horton law.
They allowed 1t 20 be generally UNDER
stood that the fight would come off IN
der the guise of an illustrated lecture.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
RIVERA AND HIS LIVER
With Some Account of His More OF Lei
Vital Organs Generaily.

Vital Organs Generally.
Havana, July 1.-The correspondent of
the Associated Press mad an interview
with Colonel Ruiz Rivera in the San
Ambrosio hospital, 10 which he was re-
moved from Cabanas fortress by the adj
vice OF the attending surgeons.
After a consulta ton between the med
seal director OF the hospital and other
hospital physicians, il was decided to
snake an incision in the upper part Of
Rivera's liver. The operation was per-
formed, but it was not considered expe-
dent to continue that line of t-ea tment
and the physicians will probably con-
fine themselves hereafter to local appli-
cations for the patients relief and gen.
eral therapeutic treatment The patient
says he is suffering from an abcess on
the right side Of the stomach near and
above the liver.
General Rivera believes this was due
70 the fall he had at the time he was
wounded. He attached no importance to
It and. in fact. for some time did not
notice IL at all. He expresses himself
as satisfied with the medical and surgi-
cal attendance he received as well as
with the nurses. All the food supplied
him Is excellent, his meats being served
from q restaurant near by at his own
expense. He told the correspondent of
the Associated Press that the wound had
healed and the limb had never shown
any symptoms Of gangrene. NOaturally
he suffers a good deal OF anxiety on ac-
count OF the abscess. Since he entered
the hospital he has improved somewhat
in spirits, although his general condition
is very serious. owing 20 the absence OF
a ppetite and lack of nutrition for the
general system.
1t is probable that when he RECEIVERS a
more delicate operation with
be performed. though not to the extent
OF fatal danger. General Rivera oc-
cupies the best room in the hospital He
says: Il cannot expect to have room
In the palace"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
LOCOMOTIVES BLOWS UP
Five Mon Injured. Two Fatally, on q Chi
cago Suburban Train

Chicago, July Five men were injur.
ed this morning by the explosion Of the
engine of All incoming suburban train
on the Chicago and Northern Pacific rail
way at Morgan Park, while the train was
going at full speed between the Morgan
ark and One Hundred and Thirteenth
street stations. The fireman of the en-
gine.P John Latshaw, will die from his
injuries.
The injured:
John Fogg, engineer: terribly bruised
and scalded, probably fatal
John Latshaw. fireman; crushed and
scalded, will die.
Three men, names unknown. residing
at Blue Island; bruised; will recover.
The train was the cary suburban ex-
press, consisting OF five coaches. filed
with passengers. Midway between the
stations and while under a full head OF
steam the boiler of the locomotive explo-
ded with report which was heard for
miles. The engineer and fireman were
thrown fifty feet. The passenger cars
were thrown backwards by the shock
with such force that passengers in all OF
them wer thrown over the seats and
through the doors. Three OF them were
badly bruised. The cause Of the explo-
sion Is not known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
lissourI stakes 1t st. Louis.

St Louis. No. July The Missouri
stakes, a six furlongs race for 81. 500
purse, was run at the fair grounds to-
day over a considerably better track
than has existed for week. ABE
Gains entries of Tom Lilly and Night
Gown were made strong fsvori,es by a
public which Is slow in learning that
This stables entries are apt 10 finish
second The field got away TO a good
start. bu: twenty yards from the gate
:hs favorites settled down for an also
ran" race and they finished that way.
Huffman's entry, Marseila. which sold
Tor SO as yearhng. jumped into the
lead from the start. held into the stretch
and won handily Ben Frost was second
and Fred Broens third Time l :2lih
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
Low EXCURSION RATES
To Mountain Lake Park. Md, Via the
baltimore & Ohio r r

July 1 TO IL inclusive, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Will sell excursion
tickets 10 Mountain Lake Park. Md. al
rate OF one fare for the round trip. on
account Of the Camp Meeting. On this
basis the round-trip fare from Chicago.
Ill. will be 1885. Tickets will be good
for return until July 16, 1897.
For further information call on or
address B. n. Austin. Genl Pass'r Agt..
Chicago Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
ORNA MENT'S THIRD DERBY
Won by n Narrow Margin la y Fine Race at
Oakley.

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 1.-Ornament is
q triple derby winner. He won that dis
tinotion today in the Oakley derby
races. after one Of the most exciting
struggles ever seen on the local tracks.
Tillo. the great three-year-old from Tur-
ney Bros. stable. ran the mighty son OF
Order 10 head in the big event today.
and in one more jump the race would
have resulted in Tilho's favor. Over
5000 people witnessed the running OF
the derby and resounding cheer went
up when the judges hung out Orna-
ment's number as winner Of the hardest
struggle the gallant racer ever put up.
The track was in perfect shape and the
race was a pretty contest throughout.
at the drop OF rhe flag Ornament was
he frs. show. win the others IN a
close bunch. AS the field passed the
grand stand Dr.. Ca;tlet was a nose IN
front Of Boarerges. Going the next
quarter OF mile DR.. Carriet increased
MS lead to two lengths, but gave up at
the three quarter mile post in favor of
AS the bunch turned on the
back stretch bent for home, Ornament
WIS seen TO move up and In the stretch
he was one length in front. Then the
real race was on. TY5 came from
fourth place. and Williams made a des-
perate attemp, to overtake the leader.
but Tillo seemed to falter under him
and Clayton worked with whip and spur
TO keep his mount in front Suddenly
Til!o regaired his speed and was again
after The leader, and came gsmeiy up
jumping but could no. head the great
Ornament. who, although Strengthened
nut un1er the fierce drive. managed TO
hold on long enough TO win by short
lead from Tllo. who beat Fleischmanu
'ix lengths for the place. The distance,
l mile and a quarter. was run In 2:ostz.
The French mutuals We're tried for tho
irse time at Oakley today and received
play. There was also IL |
,ooks on line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
Race at HILTON. Kans.s.

Hciton- Kan. July 1.-The second day
Of the race NEE, opened late because Of
heavy track Results:
First race. 2:27 troi. purse ssoe-Golt
edge won in three strsish, heats Tine.
2:3l and 2'23. q. c.. Cross Patch and
Director Pr1ace also started.
Second. 2.so troi, purse tsop-Boydlls
Won ;hree heats; Major Chew. second
Time, 2:2S4 and 2:23 Joe Gregory. Al
doset. J. ". c.. Midnight. Pilot Evans.
Sir Lofty and Duke Russell also start
81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02

~ cs1toa - ~laf ne Srssl5en,-s nor
- T1eT ~ .etu-n early nexf week
A-slFtant sscrefsry al Jrs Day al
sss9 i-zys :ef Canon - - -sz.e ;f-a.
London. la An imposing serxGcs
Eas hslf Ia ssea.aE a. wssfFniss.ss
AoS.y IN ccnnecti5a Ekfa :as Pau-Aa-
ricsn. o. Lambeth cszfsf~ncs. q: zsiea
'ssoss u Ia tsisgz.-s xsss Ss-s-nf. TA@
alter arrived IN : procession. -. 5sss-
gDs s-ar.ns ihslr t5.l s2isco2ss Tos-s srs
i&kiaz tss-r S.scss IL ls< procession a.
il1e 1sss Q: os.s- Soosec.s:isz. ne Area
irs1st ~ fss.s ezaD.2ias. scsoo3sns %
fas date q faelr Conservation. The Arca-
lisaeS os Canterbury Sssslns AS Large
cfSHes ri;asss<s .ss gasvz<l ss1 xox-
gems scene a seta 80 aria ard Sc
par - 3. sc possession. zhieh ,~a:
q anl re aeFxe@a - esths1rzl zas ;se
,e-ssei -s-se, HsasF- fSs rossnx and ss--s
- sfs zises-
- H1 49, essgissas % cyl DIR = .
s.4s - sasszif - fser.s's i!eErs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02

Sular company, and Jones & Laughhn
for the structural department mills Nos
L; and Il. Anderson Depuy & Co. op-
Creek. near here. ordered . cut In wages
today Of from 10 20 20 per cent The
piasre employees 500 men.
Cleveland. Ohio. July The Cleve-
land Rolling Mill company and the
Britron Iron and Steel Works shut down
today. failing to sign the amalgamated
scale. About 5000 men were AFFECTED.
Pittsburg. July The general Gus
pension OF work today following the
disagreement Of the joint conference
committee at Youngstown yesterday,
cannot be regarded as either q strike or
a lockout Repairs are always made at
this season Of the year. and many man
ufacturers do not sign the scaleu nul
after their plants have been overhauled.
This usually takes two or three weeks.
In the meantime. the conference COM
mittee will meet and endeavor to settle,
the differences II the committee finds
that an agreement is impossible. the
strike can be considered as on in earn
est.
The conference on the tin plate wage
scale will be resumed tomorrow by the
Of the manufacturers and
associations. AL The Tin
plate plants in the country. with the ex-
,eption Of four non-union concerns. are
die. and q number Of manufacturers
Ire anxious TO get to work. Tha work.
,rs insist that they will make no conces-
lions. while the manufacturers are will
ng to grant at least 10 per cent Of an
ADVANCE over the present rates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
STILL STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH
Religious Faassie At Denver ha. no Daily
Bread Prayer

Denver Colo. July III the county
physician Or some other authorized .aea-
ical pracuuone- does not speedily insser-
vene. i. - probable tia; q few dsys
more viii close he career OF Pete. Z.
Therkelsen, the Highlands coSble-, who
scne years sso founded the Free Chris
tan Spiritual Redeemed Liberty CnurcS
OF God" He IS dying OF ses-in2osei
starvation 3. his residences. No -. Third
street. Highlands
To me people o: Deave. The.keisea .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
NO MORE STOCK EXCHANGE TIPS
Premier Canovas viii Give Nothing Fur
ther to the Reposters.

Madrid, July 1.-Senor Canovas del
Castillo. the Spanish premier, and the
duke OF Totuan, the minister for foreign
affairs. have had a long conference on
the subject OF the latest news from the
United States
The premier has notified the reporters
here that he will not give them any
news hereafter, on the ground that they
publish it in a form calculated 10 in
f1uence the stock exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
TO DE Examined FOB POISON
Contest Over the Clay Cold Corpus q
Horace Al. Singer.


Contest Over the Clay Cold Corpus of
Horace Al. Singer.
Chicago. July i.-Suspicion has dsvel-
oped into action regarding the death OF
Horace II. Singer. the Lockport capital
ist, who died IN Pasadelia, Cal. Deem
Der 20. 1896 The body was taken from
the family vault ct Lockport, and the
BRAN. liver. stomach and kidneys re-
moved and brought TO this city Tor
chemical analysis. The remainder o..
the body was returned 20 the vault.
II is said that the investigation into
the causes that Led Mr. Singers death
Is demanded by the divorced wife. but
all the members Of the fsmily have CIV
en- consent to the action The divorced
wife and the three sons are said 20 be-
heve that their father was killed by
poison.
When Mr.. Singer was divorced from
his first wife he gave Der and his three
sons 100000 each. and a, his death he
left his widow IN California SI5o,0o end
The balance OF the estate, excep, a small
smount. TO his sons and divorced wife.
II was three weeks after Mr.. Singers
death. n Pesa dena- before the BODY was
sent to Lockport for burial. This made
his divorced wife and sons suspicious
bat nothing was done until a month aro
when steps were taken TO remove the
body from the vault. Anticipating euch
, move the vault has been Eua-ded for
hree days and nights by relatives Of
he dead man. The other SIDE was de-
that an autopsy should De
leld. and the aid o: the coroner ~ae in
'oked and an entrance 10 the tomb Oh |
aimed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
Happy Jack Gees 10 400.

Columbus. Ohio. July Happy Jack.
ne horse thai PAGES embarrassed. today
reduced his record Two seconds. making
nile in z0s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
FAILURE TO SIGN THE SCALE
Results In shut.Oown. Among the Iron
and Steel Plant.

PItts5urg. Pa. July As the resul.
Of the failure Of The convention OF the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers. and the manufacturers.
10 agree upon the scale az The Younss-
town conference yesterday. al the union
mills were closed down today, and be-
.wee1 5000 and $500 men are idle.
This includes the skilled workmen and
those depending on them
President Garland returned from
Youngstown last night When seen to-
day he said he was not DISCOURAGED a.
the outlook but looked for a settlement,
after the annual repairs az the mills
have been completed. This morning the
employees of Jones & Laughliu's me,
and discussed the proposed IS per cent
reduction in wages. which. il was said
Was contemplated. I, is said thar the
meeting reported unfavorably upon ne
proposition.
Plets5u-g. Pa, July Three more
sisnatures 20 the anaISamasei scale
we're received today They were: Nun
sic Iron and Steel company. the PENN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
THIS Is REALLY TOO BAD
Too Big q jam at Sir Joseph's for Their
Royal HiHhuesses.

London, July 1-Accordins to the
Times. the prince and princess Of Wales
drove up to the door of Mr.. Joseph
Chamoerla ms house last evening, to be
present at the reception which followed
the dinner which the secretary OF state
for the colonies gave TO the colonial pre-
miers, but the crush was 80 great that
their royal highnesses could not enter.
and instead they drove home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02

Wimbledon, Eng. July AT a meet
ing OF the Lawn Tennis Association o.;
London. II was stated that the associa-
ton was compelled for financial reasons
10 decline the American challenge. bu: i,
was probable that four good players
would visit America on their own respon-
ability.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
eoRNELL.s LUCK HOLDS

For ,s- Iatri Time Draws she Choice
Fasition Tor the Race
Poughkeepzie. " T.. Jaly The Sec
o1- Varsity race. over ehe He6eo. nv
c. t0aT-miie course, o. sas crews ..oH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
Three Week. More Tan P.sc.

Hamburg, July 1.-The Hamburg
fischer correspondent today publishes a
seni-oflcial dispatch from Berlin 70 the
effect tina. the peace negotiations be-
tween Greece and Turkey may be ex-
pecied 10 be concluded in three weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
PENSION CERTIFICATES held UP
To Prevent Increasing last Years Appro.
priatiOn DoAclency

Washington. July 1.-For moro than
two months all pension certificates issu-
ed by the government have been held up
in the pension bureau. This termintes
the operations OF an order which, talk
ing effect on May 81 last was designed
20 avoid deficiency in the pension ap-
populations. by credfting the payments
which would follow the issuance Of
these certificates to the new fiscal year.
instead Of TO the fiscal year ended yes
serday.
The pension bureau was threatened
with . deficit Of about 5000. 900 in Its APP
and the discovery OF the
threatened deficit by Commissioner Ev-
ans lead to the suspension. The prompt
action relieved the office IN this respect
and. Il Is stated. prevented a deficiency
being recorded against the past fiscal
year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
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