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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

San Francisco. Oct. 9.-James G.
Bennett, an engineer, cut the throat
of his divorced wife this morning and
then attempted suicide by the same
means in the woman's room on the
fourth floor of a lodging house at Il
NIcAnister street Jealousy is sup
posed to be the cause OF the cutting
Both are at the Rieg hospital, but
neither is fatally wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Democratic Ticket at Heber.

Especial to The Herald.)
Heber City. Oct. 9.-The Democratic
city convention was held here this af-
ternoon and nominated ticket as fol-
lows;
President of the Board of Trustees
Edward D. Clyde
Board of Trustees-Joseph Smithen,
Henry James Clegg, Robert Duke
Joseph a. Murdoch
The nominations are very good and it
is considered certain that all the nomi-
nees Will be elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

lines. with the exceptions of school
trustees.
Democratic primaries will be held in
the three precincts of Heber tonight
for the purpose OF electing delegates
TO the city convention. which viii be
held tomorrow. The present city coun-
Gil is Democratic and has done Il good
work during the two years it has been
in power.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
AN ANONYMOUS LETTER.
1t Leads to the Detection of a New
York Murderer

New York, Oct. 9.-Central Office De-
tective William Moore, whose wife was
found dead in her kitchen last Wednes-
day. was arrested today on suspicion
Of having murdered her. The woman's
death was caused by a stab wound and
a burial permit was issued giving the
cause of the death as heart disease,
the true cause being revealed by an in
vestigation of an anonymous letter
sent to the coroner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Win Fight It Over.

San Francisco, Oct 9.-As q result
Of his dissatisfaction at Referee Green's
decision in giving the fight to SoIly
Smith last Tuesday, George Dixon.
through his manager, has agreed to
meet Smith in finish fight and the
championship some time next Febru
arY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Ex-congressman white

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. Captain
James B. White, ex-congressman, died
this afternoon of obstruction of the
bowels. He was one of the wealthiest
and most prominent business men in
northern Indiana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Prominent Citizen Shot.

Columbus, O., Oct 9.-George A. Mil.
lar a prominent citizen of Wilmington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
National Circuit Bike Races.

worlds record. which was % miles. AS
yards, by Stocks at London
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

O., was shot dead on the street there
today by J. c. Martin, a leading attor-
ney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
BIG DAY FOR SPORT
Jimmy Michael, the Welsh Wheel
man, Beats Himself and World.
BASE BALL CHAMPIONS
CONTEST FOR CUP BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BOSTON.

Fly-Casting Record Broken at San
Franeiscc-Greak Sport at Lexing-
ton-FoothaIl at Various Points
Games of the st. Andrew Society
Whist, Tennis and Other Sports.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. c. williford of Paola. Kan. IL IN the
city.
Judge Wyatt Is at his home sick this
week.
o. F. Sisco Of Augusta, was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
NJ L. Jordan of Hutchinson was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Allen Of Arkansas City is IN the
city visiting and shopping.
Henry Goldsmith OF Winfield was up
yesterday visiting his brother.
Isaac Jordan Of Greensburg was here
yesterday attending the Pythian festivi-
ties.
T. II. White Of Manhattan, Kan, Is
stopping a: the Manhattan hotel for a
few day..
j. K. Gardne, OF Cheney. one Of the
well known merchants Of that city, was
here yesterday.
Joe Goode Of Cheney. one Of the rus
tlirG business men Of that city. was here
yesterday On business.
Miss Gao Johnston, who has been sick
for soma days. was able to 90 driving
with friends yesterday.
Mrs. John MacRitche and daughter OF
FL Dorado are visiting with friends In
the city Tor a few days.
Richard and Alfred Harrison OF Fur
ley, returned yesterday from an ex-
tended visit in England.
W. L. Martin. real estate dealer OF
Winfield. was in the city last night, being
registered a; the Carey hotel
Walter H. Burns Of Newton was In the
city last evening visiting friends and
taking in the sights OF the city.
Mrs. Spide- OF Wichita will hold a
temperance contest a; the Goddard Bap-
tist church Friday night, May 2L
T. II. Conklin. one OF winfeld's prom
inen. business men. was il the city las:
nigh. looking after some personal affairs
Hon H. l. Taylor OF Lyons. a well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

ALA Temple, No. A. will meet torfgh
at s O'Clock sharp in Wcodman hall. Ful
attendance is desired.
All persons having bills against the K
of P. executive committee will please pre-.
sent them at once for action. D. z
Barnes, chairman
There will be an important meeting oil
Wichita council No. IS. A. P. A. at Gar
fed hail tonight at s o'clock. Every
member earnestly requested to attend.
There will be a meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Board OF Missions this
afternoon at 2:30 at the residence OF Mrs
Chapel. e3S North Lawrence avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Empora
Avenue NJ. E. church Will give a straw
berry and ice cream festival on the lawn
Of the church Friday evening, May q
Everybody invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
HOTEL FIRE IN MISSISSIPPI
Southern, at Meridian, Suffers Great Dam
age Bnt No Lives are Lost


Meridian, Miss, Nay 20.-The South
ern hotel, one Of the finest blocks of its
kind in the south was damaged to the
extent of $4,000 by fire early this morn
ing. The fire broke out In the kitchen
on the top floor and spread with such
rapidity that the fremen had a hard
time saving the block from destruction.
The hotel was well filled with guests
and panic ensued when the alarm was
sounded, but so far as known no lives
were los., though there were several mar
row escapes. There were a number of
stores and offices on the ground floor
OF the hotel building, all of which suf-
fered great damage from smoke and
water.
The Southern carried only S65, 900 in
surance on the building and $780, 900 on
the fixtures.
The fire was miserably managed on
the part Of the volunteer firemen anu
has created such dissa tisfaction that IL
will probably result in the abolition Of
the volunteer fire protection and the es-
adjustment OF a paid department
The money and books Of the First Ma
tional bank We're safely removed. The
Southern hotel will be rebuilt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

the Bee from Howard, S. D., says: A
cyclone passed over the northern part
of Miner county last night. The creates.
damage was done at Carthage. Patton
& Jackson's elevator, the Northwestern
Depot and several smaller buildings
were destroyed. No lives were lost so
ia. as known The damage is extensive
TO farm property.
CAPITOL FIRE IN ALBANY.
Albany, " Y, May pa temporary
roofing over the eastern approach OF the
A stiff east wind was blowing and in
five minutes the entire capitol was filed
with sitting smoke Grea; excitement
was ocasioned throughout the depart
ments. The structure which was burn
ing was directly in front Of the private
rooms Of the judges Of the court Of ap-
peals, which We're filled with valuable
law libraries and documents. The fire
was pu; out with hand eXtinguishers
after half hours work without having
done any damage to anything but the
roofing and some scaffolding. Il is be-
i:eved 10 have originated from the up
setting Of plumbers furnace.
BIG FIRE IN TORONTO.
Toronto, Oat., May 20.-The John Ea-
ton company's department store and
stock, experimenting about s250,00
went up in flames this morning. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. John Ea-
ton states that the loss is fully covered
by insurance. Buildings adjoining suf-
feIed from smoke and water 10 the ex-
tent OF about $500
BONANZA BURNED.
Boise, Idaho, May 20.-Information has
been received here that the town Of b.
nanza, in Custer county, was destroyed
by fire few days ago. There are no
particulars.
FIRE UNDER THE TOWN.
Newburg, w. Va, May 19.-The mines
on the upper level OF the old Scotch hill
are on fire and threaten the existence Of
the town, which is built over the mines.
The fire was started years ago by mali
cious persons and has recently grown SO
large that the residents have become
alarmed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

known lumber man Of that city. wss here
yesterday enjoying the Pythian festivi-
ties.
L. F. Palmer Of Topeka. Of the law
firm OF Coed, Ware & Gieed. was here
yesterday on business In the district
court
Ellis Garten. postmaster and editor OF
the Jacksonian, was in the city attend
ing the K of P. conc.ave from Cima-ron.
Kan.
Judge S. ". Shattuck. Jr.. returned
home from Sedgwick and Newton last
evening. The judge has been attending
to some legal affairs.
MIS-. Hsughey OF Haysville places the
editor OF the Eagle under renewed obi
gaticns for magnificent; bouquet. an an
rual Offering much appreciated
County Attorney Harry Brice o. Cin'-
AKRON returned to his home yesterday
after Speeding the week in the city at
tending the X. OF ?. festivities.
James P. Royal OF Waco township. a
prominent farmer. was IN town yester-
day. Mr.. Royal reports the ground il
good condition except a trife dry in a
| few places.
w. H Belts and VIM. Murphy were
run in by the police yesterday. charged
with lettering They were released by
| Chief Campbell. after agreeing to leave
| the city.
| DR.. W. A. Minick received orders from
re pension department at Washington
yesterday to Immediately assume the du-
ties OF local pension examiner in conrec-
tiyn with the other appointees.
John L. G. Carney, stamp clerk at the
pos,office, is able TO be out among his
friends again after a three weeks siege
Of neuralgia Of the nerves. He expects
ID be at his post Of duty within the next
week.
DIR. Thos. C. Still Of San Luis Obispo
Cal, who has been taking a special
! course in the new healing art, osteopathy
a.: mig brothers osteopathic college a,
Kirksvil, Mo-. has been visiting his
nephew, ]. j. Seilus. Santa Fe postal
clerk, at 1881 North Mead avenue. for the
| last few days.
Mr. Paul Brown has been rendered the
honor Of addressing the old soldiers OF
| Conway Springs on Memorial day, which
vii. be celerl ated at the Springs on May
! 90 Mr.. Browr has accepted. and as he
is an orator Of ability and thoroughly in
oculated NTH patriotism il is safe 10 pre-
Gict an eloquent speech.
Miss Fode Stanley. president OF the
Pickwick club, entertained the members
a. her nome, 257 North opeka. yesterday
afternoon. The afternoon was most
pleasantly spent in listening to some
choice musical selections and Rotations.
Miss Stanley was voted by all to be a
model hostess and entertainer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA,
BIG TENT.

The Vivian De Monte company at tn
Big Tent continue 20 be the leading at
traction. The specialties are new and
catchey.
The attendance last night was smaller
| than usual on account OF the, many at
| fractions Of the week. and especially tht
ball at the Auditorium.
Dunbar and Harris, the acrobats, an
| very clever. doing many special feats or
the trapese very creditably.
Nelsonia, the tight-rope artist did som'
fine work on a loose wire last evening
Thos. Kelley, baritone soloist, wa.
greeted with an applause. and responded
three times TO well-merited encores.
Miss-Alice Raymond, Americas great
est lady cornet soloist, IS the leading at
traction this week. and played three
very difficult selections of classical mu-
sic last night. which she played with
applause She is certainly wonderful.
New people will appear tonight.
CHICAGO'S SWEET SINGER.
At the Auditorium next Monday night.
May "A, our citizens are 10 be favored
TO rare treat. For the first time Mad
am Genevra Johnstone-Bishop. the csle-
brated lyric and oratorio soprano. as
sisted by the celebrated concert pianist.
Miss Nellie Cook, will appear in Wichi-
ia Mrs. Bishop is we'll and favorably
known by Wichita musicians. who VIII
be glad OF this opportunity TO see and
hear the noted singer
The success of the afternoon was made
by Mrs. Johnstone-Bishop. who sang an
aria from Beethoven's Mount OF o.
ives she was recalled four times and
was compelled TO repeat portion of her
selection New York Herald
Nine. Gensvra tombstone Bishop. So
p.ano. well known here before, won the
audience a, the very beginning a1d in
G. eased he- influence with each number.
Her voice has wonderful range and il
soft AMI sweet, though quite strong
enough TO BE- plainly heard in all paris
CT the building. Her expression IL the
embodiment OF grace and adds inestina-
bly, 70 her charm Her msnner is real
~ captivating and he- voice Is a rsve-
lstion. She received tremendous sp-
plsuse after each rendition Her hap
pies; achievement was her closing RUM
Der, II Know Tina, Ny Recse1er Ily-
eth" This magnificent burst OF passion
and human inspiration received very
beautiful Interpretation q; her banda
Minneapolis Times
have heard Mrs Genevrs Joans.0rs.
Bishop several times in Chicago ard re-
gard her as being the best res den. ssa-
ger 90 TIA; city.-E6xsr r. Go-to-.
with Moza-; Conservatory Of Music.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
LOVED NOT WISELY
SOMETHING ABOUT A DOUBLE
TRAGEDY IN OKLAHOMA.

Wesley Zs'sbok Sends Ballet and Collar
Hutton Crashing Through the Neck Of
Joe Bsjek in . Raging Fit Of Jesleusy
1t was All Over Pretty Bohemian
Girl Named Urban-when Arresfed
Zelsbok Took strychaine and Dies In .
Bosey BY the Side of the Sheriff En-
route to Jail.
The age Of tragical romance has not
passed ANY, altogether. A story has just
arrived from Grant county, Oklahoma,
that has flavor Of romance about it that
makes enc almost forget its horrible fea-
lures. L. E. Clogston brought the story
up from Grant county Wednesday, and it
was confirmed yesterday.
In a remote portion Of Grant county
there is Bohemian colony consisting Of
a dozen or more families, principally Of
young people with the parent stock in
Sumner county, this state. Among them
IL a young girl named Urban, daughter
OF Joseph Urban. one Of the wea,thiest
Bohemian farmers in Bluff township.
Sumner county. Miss Urban is said to
have tina: quality of face and form that
stirs up the loves and jealousies Of men.
II other words, she is said to be quite a
rustic beauty. She has a good claim in
her own right and is generally reputed
TO be quite catch for some young man.
Near her lived one Wesley Zelebok.
whose legs are fearfully deformed but
who is otherwise a mighty fine young
swain. He is % years old. II has been
demonstrated time and time again that
q cripple car love as hard as any other
man, but not, Of course, as effectively.
At any rats Zelebok loved Miss Urban
with tremendous zeal and ne proposed TO
win her at all hazards. His rival was
Joseph L. Hajek. dashing young fellow
Of IS. This young fellow although lit
tie bit rakish, as beauty always is. was
the favorite OF Miss Urban although not
of her parents His attentions to Miss
Urban and her smiles upon them made
the cripple awfully Jealous. Saturday
night last he learned that Hajek had gone
counting Miss Urban. and being unable
to restrain the madress Of his Jealousy
any longer he armed himself and fellow
ed. When he reached Miss Urban's
house he saw his rival through the win
dow and he Immediately blazed away
with a 44-calibre revolver. hitting him
three times One Of the bullets sent Ha-
jek's collar button clear through his
neck.
The Bohemiars Of the settlement being
aroused. they followed Zelobok and after
capturing him had no better sense than
to bring him up to Caldwell, in Kansas.
instead Of taking him TO the county seat
at Pond Creek. Kansas having 70 juris-
diction over the crime, Zelebok was re-
leased and he started back to Oklahoma
Tuesday night the sheriff arrested him.
Zelebok asked to go into a room Of his
house to get some clothes and the sheriff
permitted him to do SO. He soon after
wards came out and entered the buggy
with the sheriff. On the way to Medford
the sheriff noticed that his prisoner was
H., ard In q short time he died beside
him. When he had gone into his room
he secured strychnine and swallowed It.
The double tragedy Is matter Of much
regret among not only the Bonemians Of
the colony, but among those Of the moth
er colony rear Caldwell as well.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

W. S1of rIlS RELEASED.
New York, May 20-Justice Snyth IN
the supreme court today granted an or
der releasing Clarence Barton and Leon
Graves from custody. The men were ar
rested in this city on April % upon the
request OF Chief Of Police Davenpor, OF
Ogden, Utah. They were suspected %
being concerned in the s.. 200 shortage IN
the Uiaa Loan and Trust company. o.
Ogden. Governor Black refused TUESDAY
last TO sign extradition papers in the
case.
CYCLONE IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Omaha. Neb., May CA special n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15

Eleven bfiicers OF the l..eingroci
dragoons ivebeen reduced to the rnnk~,
and one cutcuaut dismissed frus.,
the army or their sharr IN disgvac,.-
fui rot aMcjhui'e, ip Pcdol,a. Lieut..
nahouninl while drunk. grossly lu-
suited audirucA some Jewish civilians
who wcrchitinF quietly ia wine nhop,
After prFAting for awh ls they RAyo
h'm a snhd furnishing. wher'upon he
went 10 u barracks, got toget her some
other q. FFs ard $50 draRoons. and 1T
put TO afnge the honor OF tho reQi-
mcnt. I'vine shop and The adjacenn
Lousrs Jrr sccltcd and set on fr~. "a
rumbrr / Jewish houses aud shops
were pllged. and five Jews Killed ami
thirty - 9.ously injured. As the coIouct
4 The fmcnt DID rot think ihe .nr.-
lrni wFh repairing iac cyar has o.
icrcd hh TO be placed on The retired
,st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15
WINTEn MILLINERY.
Large Hats Are ,r.sessa ,,. for stree, ysa.

1htysNN
For elderly women tfe shorel arc
moro becoming ihanhs Ssualiv} The
ease; they are littk larser ths, the
cap style, and coveE the enf~e tcn of
the head. They all fave strinA. which
are crossed AT the btck of the head and
tied under the chiI, made of narrow
velvet TibboD. IL ls considered qlte
permissible for wqhen witt, gray hair
20 wear puppies. NE greens, ana even
redsi and some fry pretty bonnets
lave the crown OF embroidered vclvet,
with soft ruSh ing Of plain velvet
around the face To make them more
becoming.
The edict has gone forth hat the
large hat shall ho longer be worn I'm
the theater, nndia woman who tries to
wear one Is made to feel SO hncomfort-
able that she ydry soon takes IL of. so
That u Is now akvell-accepted fact tkat
large hats are only for street wear.
Worn with waking costumes, they are
very appropriate. and IL becoming. cx-
ceedingly so. lA great many piumes
are used IN tr)nming them. al black
hats Of this description ARE very much
m favor. sonHtlmcS made entirely OF
velvet; sometimes the crown of velvet
with brim either OF plain or braided
elk. or even with n shirrcd brim of
heavy satin; ian,s while all black feath.
rrs arc considered very smart.
other different colors. ond even white.
orc ve-y much used. All gray hats are
favoritcs this season. and one OF shaded
velvet made. with quito low crown IL
trimmed with two long plumes. r=ost
gracefully arranged. one falling over
.hc brim almost down TO tl.e shoulder,
With the hair arranged Pomradour. IA
IS now the fashion. these hats are pnt
on slightly 10 one side. and sometimes
have the brini turned up very sharply
at the left BUt many have only hrim
which is curved at both sides.--Tar-
per's Bnzar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15
A LIrrlE SONG OF HOPE.

cve battled through adversely when skies
We're blue an bright
To win OF tickle fortune but a feather In
the fight. =
est mite distressed
TIL Sol had sunk to slumbcr In the cradle
OF the west.
II always seemed that even. with it's Cark-
ness an its dew.
Brought forth a host o. pygmies an these
little troubles grew
Thu. like Gulliver. they bound me. an
when hope had nearly gone
felt peace come stealing through the
gateway OF the dawn.
I've lain awake so troubled, en- a-tossin'
through the night,
A-hopin' I'd be guided tn the paths O.
truth an right,
A-wrestlln' with my conscience over some
thin had done.
Or else a-plannin' duties W. h the risin o.
the sun:
An I've conjured up the sorrows that Il
seemed were sure TO fan
Upon me an to wrap me in a sort o. somber
pail,
But the Ills have always vanished when the
morning cried: Begonel
An dream o peace came steRii- through
the gateway OF the dawn.
An so say to sinners. an 10 saints who
strive as well.
The cares that came upon you when the
shades o. sorrow fell
WIN vanish with the vision OF a soul-en-
llghtened day,
An God will wipe the tear-drops from your
swollen eyes away.
The host OF little worries that bcsct you
through the night
Shall steal In stealth an. bs- Ished. shall be
frownfng In their fight.
An the rest Will be the sweeter for the
ills you've undergone
When that holy peace cones stealing
through the gateway OF the dawn.
Roy Farrell Greene. in l. -Slie's Weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15
HOODS PILLS euro Liver IIic,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache,
n pleasant laxative. An Druggists,
Hunting and Fishtg Were aIoans OF NV.
uhood to lrlnlltlxo Man.

hunting and Fishtg Were Mcans OF adve-
nhood tn lrsultivo Man.
Somebody haSasked which " the
oldest sport andstarted q discussion
that has already put hhe antiquity ot
games beyond tlf middle agrs. Hunt
ing and hghtlpgNrere primitive mans
chief occupaiiop. says the New York
Journal.
These, as civil lat'op Developed. were
gradually convicted from being mcans
nt livelihood IMP pastisnes. hut II is
Impossible TO a. exactly when tha
change took plHf. for il iS not even vet
completes, and that Is sport TO the
squire and aIfa eur IL necessary work
TO the gnmeteqIer and professlonl,,
soldier.
Nimrod. SAh'S grenA-gra ndson. xas
mighty hVtcr before the Lord" aud.
ns he was mighty one In the earth"
he probably Muicd Tor pleasure. This
Is the oldest stfecord OF sport.
The stag nd lts Kind. which mnke
the eatcStirmand on the skill aud
cndurancs q fhc hunter. would prob
nbly be thGhrst onimnl pursued for
pleasure. T hunt the len was klnylv
sport from Se earliest times.
The Egypnp monuments ,aow ,hat
nli kinds OF uniting. as well as towiirr,
were followid for PLEASURE The Olyms
pic games tvere probably tho eldest
athletic slfts md their origin Ia lost
IN antinnilt They ore said 10 celebrate
Jupiter's dfeat OF the TitOns !.