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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06
FRISCO LINE.
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAIL
PnAn 20

This line is now running through chair
cars (seats free) and Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping cars. Wichita 10 ST. Louis,
datly without change. Fhis IS the only
line running through Pullman cars from
Wichita to s.. Louis. where direct con
nectton is made with all eastern trunk
Noe points in the most magnificent rail-
wav station in the world. Quickest Iine
to all points in Southwest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast
This company now also have on sale
rlearlship tickets 10 all points on the
globe.
For further information address
J. W. LINGENFELTER
City Ticket Agent.
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
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" ANTED-To purchase half interest in
small but paying steam laundry in thirty
particulars in first letter. {. II. Mat
fheWs. rs Main street Wichita. 42-ZtN
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
MALE HELP WANTED-The Chicago
newspapers offer situations to competent
non-union journeymen newspaper ster-
eotypers. at S3.25 for eight hours work
day, ten hours Saturday, with 30 cents
per hour for overtime, to satisfactory
men. Competent foremen and assistant
foremen also wanted. Permanent posi-
tons and protection guaranteed to men
who prove satisfactory. Come at once
and report to the business manager of
any Chicago English newspaper. lost
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-Sole agency TO sell your real
estate Advertised at our expense. Can
sell if priced right. Have more buyers
than we can supply. especially for small
places. We help buyers who do not
have money enough. List with US and
your property is good as sold Dean
Gordon. 22-suu-wed-tf
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FLORIDA,
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between st. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 18th the Louis
VILE Air Line has established the great
Througa st@spns lar Route 10 FLORIDA
81 Louis SIS p. N. daily. passing LoIIfs
vile 200 a. m, Lexington 1856 a M
reaching Chattanooga 900 p. m. Atlanta
to:I0 o. M and Jacksonville $40 a. m De-
ord morning.. Stop-overs allowed This
route is through large cities and interesting
country, and. while new through sleepips
car tU.bsd i,nes Of raIlway r.. 80 10 wei WEI
are fast and most convenient
This line also affords passengers for
Florida trip via Ashevile. \. C., the great
est American au-year-around resort
Correspondence solicited and information
promptly furnished. r. A CAMPBELL
GenI Passenger Agent, st. Louis Mo.
This IS also the best line to points IN Ken
lucky. Tennessee. Georgia and North and
South Carolina.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.
I eave-East Bound:

Leavs-E2St BCuEG-
rain No. 10 Kansas and Mel
braska Limited" for Fl Scott
ana s. LOUIS a.. =; :, 2:lo ?. n
Louis Express - so pm
Leave for South snd West
Trsf1 No :, for Clearwater. Conf
way Springs Anthony. Kiowa
EfTcrran. Norwich. Oxfordf
Esile Plain and Winfield ... 7-so
Trai-l No. Al for Conway Spgingsl - u
Anthony and klowa ,.,-.---..,.l SOC Pm
Train No g kansas ard Ne
hraska Limited. FOR Hutchtn-
500. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Dsnys7 - V,,;,, ~. SO n
autehiEss,o.n1 9n q. t4f l,-.s -. Is an
rtes passengers between WIch-
il and GeHeseo ...,.---.-----..-.l s-aa-
Arrive From the East.
Train Ne. = Kansas and Ne
Scott e11d g TO- L9Sls vs ,,.... -. l;le n
and s. Lea.s ---------,-. - l:le a n
1TTIvt From South ard West
IAN %o- s. from Nova An
tSonv. conway Springs and D.
II, and \ points -. sac N
and conway Springs -.---.,.....lLl . an
Arrive From Novth ard West
Train No. "A from DenVAr. Colo
rado SPRING. Pueblo and
Tram No. ss0. from Hutchlrsoa-
and Mt Hope. daily exoepd
sunday .s--~-.--- -----.-.-.-....i $40 . Z
Tram No s from Geneseo and
Hutchinson ...-.-............-....Ls so ? n
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Che aahits Daily gao aaaedmsaan galornino snly s.

For further information call on or ad-
dress City Ticket Once. Missouri Pacific
Railway ia n. Main St. Wichita Kan
e e BLECKLEY, P. & T a
Depot corner Wichita and Sts-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-06

NANTED-Four hOarders and dodgers, OF
good character. at 1888 y Main Ask
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good clean stock
OF hats and caps and furnishings. in
v0icing about $500 No old goods Ad-
dress Fred 3. Aver. sol Z. Douglas ave
nue.. Wichita. 27-tF
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FOX SALt-NiSCEli.AN t.Dts
N~----~~--~~-~-~---11-~lN
plete, by L. T. Balten, Caldwell Kan.
A. SIX
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trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
wichita to Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepers on all
night trains TO Fort Worth. Houston, San
Antonio and New Orleans Tickets sold
and baggage checked to all points north,
east south and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone 100.
A. f. COOPER. n. P. A.,
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. P. & T. 4,
Chicago, Ill
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FOR SALE-If you want TO buy arst-
class American ball engine from - 10
6-horse power, call on or address Z. =.
Murdoch. Business Manager Wichita
Eagle A bargain. Engine guarao -eed
first-claSs FIX
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WICHITA & WESTERN.
Arrive From West.
No 2. Pratt and Ktngman pas
sengsr daily except Sunday e. 1923 am
No, l. Pratt and Kingman &C
day, Saturday. ................... 1:2o pm
Depart West.
No. I. Ktngnlan and Pratt pas
senger (daily except Sunday. i $40 pm
No. 8. Kingman and Pratt &c
commodat ion. monday, We'd
nesdav and Friday ..............fs :s5 am
D. # RHODES. Superintendent.
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TO TRADE-A good income. Brick bust
ness property. North Missouri. value.
$o.OV0 70 exchange Tor clean stock Of
general merchandise 20 value $3.50 TO
5000 WIN pay cash difference. no
job or junk stock wautedl Address
7. Q. Box No. =. Pawuce. .. T SS-6t
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FOR SALE-Pigs. 1914 Jackson avenue
90
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. q. 1897.
Trains.
North and East.

No. .. Kansas City. Chi
cago and ST. Louis lin
tied daily .......
No. .. Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific
coast daily ....-.....
No. 4, Kansas City. ST.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday .....
No. 80. Accommodation
daily except Sunday.
South and West.
No. l. Fort Worth. Dali
las. Houston and Gal
weston express daily.
No. /. Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. New Orleans
and Pacific coast dat
No. 3, Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except Sunday.
No. 3. TT. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
except Sunday .....
No. 81. Accommodations
f4ofIxr o~pant GT,VIHavA
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WANTED-To rent a good upright piano.
Inquire room l, 2l1 y. Main street.
c--c+v
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Twice a Week

Every Farmer who lives near a
postoffice or star route mail wants
to keep posted on war news. mar
kets. prices OF wheat. corn, etc.
hogs and cattle, crop reports. etc.,
as well as city and county news.
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WANTED-InforInatio as 10 the where
ahouts Of one Geo. Chappie. about Sc
years old, light complexion and light
hair and mustache. Also. Mrs Sarah
Osborn. Il years old. light complexion.
blue eyes, brown hair. weight about loo
pounds Also Rufus Osborn Il wears
old. light complexion. blue eyes about
feet inches high. weight lN said
Geo. Chappie and Mrs. Osborn and son
left Duncan. l. T.. June l. -1 company.
W. II. Osborn. sulphur. J. T, .l-Gt
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Day. EAs.s y e4rsler. : ss-s sts1
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WHO WILL PAY the highest cash price
per hundred for the distribution OF small
samples or circulars2 Address II. X. P,
18th and Riddle St, city. 40-3tX
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MISS SHUTS will be at the Lewis Acad-
envy on Tuesday 10 organize teachers
and children's classes in Chalk Talks.
41-3tX
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Death of II. John Bowie.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Nd, September I, 1898.
T.John Bowie. a native of this county, died
at his home near Annapolis Junction Sat
urday morning. Mr.. Bowie was well known
in this section, his father, John Bowie, be-
ing at one time large property holder in
Bladensburg. He was . member of the
Bowie family, which has for many years
been prominent in political and social life
In Maryland. This same family has given
Maryland two governors. besides congress
men, judges and soldiers.
7. John Bowie. unlike most OF his name
in southern Maryland, was 4 republican
and served in the house of delegates in 1855.
In the So me year he was brought forward
as candidate for Congress, but retired in
favor of Sydney E. Mudd. who was nom
mated. A few years afterward he ran for
clerk OF the circuit court of Anne Arundel
county against the late Maj. SDriggs Har-
wood, who died soon after his election.
The funeral, which took place from his
late home, was largely attended. King SoI-
ONION Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of which
Mr. Bowie was a prominent member was
present in body. Rev. Mr.. Gray, arch
deacon assisted By Rev. John Rose of Flor
ida, formerly rector of All Saints Protest
ant Episcopal Church at Annapolis juno
ton, OF which the deceased was a member
Officiated
Evening star., 1898-09-07
BECAME SUDDENLY ILL.,
Clerk at District building Stricken
While on Duty.

Mr.. w. ]. W. Gray of No. 511 I street
northeast, clerk In the office of the SUI
perintendent of properties at the District
building. was taken suddenly i'll this morn
ing shortly after II O'Clock, and was later
taken to his, home in ambulance in
serious condition. Mr.. Gray is an elderly
man. and it is believed his prostration is
due to some heart affection.
Mr.. Gray was at his desk early this
meeting as usuaL He stepped out into the
hall on the sseondIfioor of the building and
went to the door ieading Into the auditors
wheeling, he' fell to the floor. The health
officer, Dr. Woodward, and DR.. Fowler of
the health office force were summoned and
administered hysodermic injections. Mr.
Gray soon revived sufficiently to permit of
his being removed to his home, where he
went, accompanies by his wife and daush-
ter, who haa been summoned.
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Washington stock Exchange.

Saies-regular call--12 O'Clock m-Lsncoln Fire
Insurance. 90 at 9ls- 30 at 3l2. so at gls 90 AZ
~ ~, ~ & at sSs MeigeIthaler Linotype, at 1870
District of Colqnbil Bonds.-2e-year Funding IS
iey14 bid Funding currency 3-65s. ia hid
Misceilsneous Boncs.-Metr D Titan Railroad 5s
1lS1a bio, Metropolitan COW. 6s, 125 bid ~
asked MetropoiiTaL Railroad certificate Of M
debtedness A, ia bid Metropolitan RailroaJ cer
t'icate of indebtedness H. 10 hid Cojnr,bj,
Railroad Us, 122 bid Belt Railroad 5S 30 bid m
asked lexington Rrlroad Is. 9s bid. washin..
ton Gas Company B, 6s ia bid ChessI.eass
and Potomac Telephone 5s lO3 bid American 81.
curity and Trust IS; Ioc bid. Washington Market
Company Imp. 6s, Ilo bid washinstoa NAIL
Company Ext'n es, ITO bid. Masonic Hall Asso
NatioLal Bank Stocks.-Rank Of Washington lso
bid Metropolitan, 3oG bid. Central l32 lid
FnI1ners "a. and MechaIias. $50 bid. Second. Tlo
itaI. I2o bid: West Eend, IS bid. % asked. LIN.
coin, us bid. I21 asked. '-4'
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.-NationaI
Loan ard Trust, 127 bid. 1870 asked American
security and Trust. $50 asked.
Si bid. Metropolitan, 70 bid Corcoran. 90 hid
An erican, ls5 bid; NatIonai Union. 10 hid 'cn co
oA bid; 6 asked Lincoln, 81 bid, 9S. asked Com,
-, Title Insurance stccks.-Real Estate Title, Il
bid. Columbia Title, "a hid. 81 asked
Eailroad Stocks;-Cap,tal Traction Company T35s
BID, t4i2 asked. Metro politaB I24 bid C.,igIniga
15 asked. lexington. s bid
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-wash Gas
los bid. I04 asked.
bid 80 asked Pennsylvania. 3s rid
miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthalsr Linotype
l9g% bid 1919 asked i.anstOn MoDotype Is tid,
l0ts asked American GraphophOne. ks bid I3I
asked American Graphophone. pref IL rid
Pneumatic Gun Carriage % bid 80 asked
Great Fails Ice, 112 bid. 122 asked.
~
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Decline of More Than 4 1-2 Per Cent
in American Sugar.
DISASTROUS RATE War IMMINENT
Action on St. PauPs Dividend To-
morrow viii Be influential.
GEN NERAL MARKET REPORT
Special Dispatch to The Evering Star.

Special Dispatch TO The EveLing Star
NEW YORK. September 7-Todays
stock market was under pressure during
a greater part of the session. prices YIELD
ing easily to fair volume of professional
business. Support was lacking in certain
OF the specialties, and the liquidation o.
speculative holdings was resumed on ,ths
same scale noticed yesterday The declara.
ton of the regular quarterly dividends on
the American Sugar Company's issues met
with the usual fate OF an expected event.
The selling of the stock was superior to the
buying. decline of more than 4ia per. cent
following liberal transactions.
The company seems destined TO be forced
into disastrous rate war similar in char
acter to the tobacco trade fight some
months ago. The opposition companies
were observed with an outward appear
ance OF indifference for a time. but there
has been sudden awakening to the fact
that the sugar monopoly of the United
states was threatened by shrewd observ-
ers or the American company's career.
Opposition reflnerlos with a capacity Of
more than 1900 barrels a day have en-
tered. or are about entering. the field, and
the customary terms OF settlement have
tailed to force an abandoning of the pro-
Ject. Powerful interests are in oDDosition
and. in the stock market at least prepara-
ton Is being made for the worse. During
the periods Of buoyancy in the general
market, SIX weeks ago, lt viii be remern
bered that conservative houses were quoted
as DeheVinS in higher prices IF Sugar did
not break"
This preparation for lower prices may
nave inspired today's attack but a favr
Gays Will demonstrate to what extent the
scare Is Justified. II may he sicnl0can.
that a short interest is willing to organize.
with the certainty of paying a 3 De~ cent
dividend within a few days.
however, great or small. the reason for
the decline in Sugar may have been. Il is
cirectly responsible for the fractional de-
clines in the general list
Reported frosts in Nebraska aud the sud
Gen faIl in temperature in the middle west
had a depressing influence on the granger
list These shares yielded easily for small
fractional losses, but little Significance was
attached to the movement The pavment
OF the full per cent upon the Atcheson
adjustments, as agreed upon by the dirs.I-
crs today, was entirely in line with recent
predictions. ''
Inns company has given many evidences
or prosperity during the last few r,nntbs
cut tn1s action is more substantial than
dTEthlng yet accomplished. The yerdi...
Ior the feop!es Gas Company in the much-
pt.raded Livingston suit had a beneficial
ii'Iluence in the price of that company-s
Shares 1t is to be hoped that the rnlniy7-
anroyances
The action on st. PauFs dividend tomor-
row VIII give direction to the market dUr-
ing the balance of the week The full 81
tect OF an Increase in dividends might ,I,e
ost shodId sugar continue active and weak
out the market is not likely to remain lone
uhCer the domination of a single stock
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, September Flour lower
western super, 81 25aS25 so; do. extra 81 6IaS3 90:
90. family, SS25aSSGo: winter wheat patent S3 7s
ass. 90; spring do, S4.25as4 40; spring wheat
straight S4ooaSa 20-5eceipts, 32 sT4 barreis: ex-
teae6k: october, 6s%aee; December, e5a.a }6
steamer No. red 6lszael ;-receip,s "a 200 bush,
$4,000 bushels-southern wheat by sample, oOas7;
do. on grade. 6fnaetA Corn eesy-spot and
steamer mixed, 33s331 1s-receipts S07 ssi busheis:
exports Il. S5z bushels; stock .006 og7 bushels;
do. yellow, 35nass. Oats more Rctive-No
white western, 28s284 No 2 mixed do. 14a2 ,is-
receipts -, ,24l bushels. exports. none ssock l.3-
665 bushels. Rye easisr-.No. 2 nearby AZ; No 2
western, 4SlEreceiptss q qse bushels: exports
none; stock, ii, $50 bushels Hay stsa1y-No /
timothy, $40 -50as1l. Grain freiehts steamerl
frmer. rates higher, larcei room easy-steam e
Liverpool per bnshel. 25.d. September; Cork fes
orders, per quarter, Is Sd. September. sugar
strong. unchanged Butter steady uncbangsd
Eggs frrn. unchanged. Cheese STEADY unchanl a
Lettuce scarce, soc. per bushel box. WHISKY NJ
Evening star., 1898-09-07
FURLouGHED TOO SOON.
Some Soldiers Have Been Unable to
Make the Journey Home.

Surgeon General Sternberg returned to
the city this morning from two days
visit Of inspection at Camp Wikeff Mon
tauk Point. L. l.
81 found it magnificent camp" said
he to Star reporter who called on Lin
at his ONCE at the War Department this
forenoon. mo place on the Atlantic
coast, said he, presents so many advan-
tages for our purposes as does Camp Wi
koH' for receiving an army returning from
an infected port; to prevent the extension
Oh any infectious disease among the troops
or the people of the surrounding country;
to care for the sick and to transfer those
requiring it to military and civil hospitals.
found the camp thoroughly well policed
ana the troops well cared for with an
abundance of everything both fer sick and
We'll In my opinion, the sick in the gen.
eral hospitals at Camp WikoT are well
cared Tor as IN any hospital in the country,
and the fresh and invigorating air from the
ocean is an admira be tonic. The patients
generally show marked Improvement after
being in the hospital thel e for q few days,
and think their friends ale making a
great mistake IN insisting on thei- being
taken home before they. have fully recover
Cd their strength, Many of the men who
nave peeh furloughed, in their eagerness to
get home, have overesrimated their
strength and have broken down on the
way. l am informed that a considerable
Number of the furloughed men from Camp
N1kof have been admitted to the hospitals
IN brooklyn and New York. the short jour-
ney from Montauk To Long Island City
having overtaXed their strength. But for
the humane efforts o. the agents of the
Red Cross Society, winch las established a
temporary hospital In the vicinity of the
railroad station at Long Island City, there
would have been great SUFFERING among
these furloughed men, and the lives of
some of them would 10 doubt have been
sacrificed.
Evening star., 1898-09-07
GRAND LODGE IN SESSION.
Annual session of Eip-
Einin GOUd TempIars.

xinia GoUd TempIars.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va,
September 9, 1893
The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars OF
Virginia convened in tnirty-frst annual
Sc ssion in Odd Fellows Hall here last
night. with Rev. G. w. Guy of Nortfamp-
ton county, grand chief templar. presiding.
Most of the lodges in the state are repre-
sented. as we'll the District lodges and
Juvenile temples The Grand Lodge degree
was conferred upon quite a number Of can
didates. The Grand Lodge officers of the
District of Columbia, headed by the grant
chief templar. Edward C. Jones, were re-
ceived in due form visitors. The grand
officers submitted their annual reports
These reports show membership of three
thousand in rinety lodges. and juvenile
membership of eight hundred, IN charge of
Mrs. c. w. Blair. grand superintendent.
Addresses were made by E. ]. G. Jones,
G. c.: A. w. Campbell. grand secretary;
Jesse c. Suter. grand counsellor; A. Z.
Shoemaker. P. G. c. T.; r. A. D.nsmore
grand guard; j. c. Daley. grand treasurer;
c. NJ. Phelps, grand chaplain, and Mrs L.
]. Allen. G. 8. OF ]. T.
The grand chief templar announced ap-
pointments of committees for the session
as follows: On france, ]. NJ. Thorne,
Frank Marshall, j., DR.. NJ. F. Wills, NJ
NJ. Jarvis Miss Mathilda Nielsen; on state
of the order. Miss Lucie Nj. Parrish, Rob-
ert Walker, a. S. Higgins, r. J. Boat
wright. Miss Lillian Shear: on constitution
and bylaws. Rev. Z. P. Richardson, ]. w.
Jarrett w. r. Shelton, R. S. Wilson, DR..
w. B. Wright Boyd; literature, ]. H.
Shepherd, W. T.. Shelton. ]. B. Madison.
Miss Minnie NJ. Chapin, l.. e. Hutchison:
on juvenile temples, Mrs. S. E. Bailey, Mrs.
S. Leterman, Miss Edith Jarvis. Mrs I. F.
Bond, w. J. Calls; on temperance litera-
ture. Job Hawxhurst, Mrs. NJ J. Quisen-
bury. R. J. Boatwright, Miss Lillian Shear,
Miss Emma Thomas.
Most of the delegates arrived last night.
and are beirg Hospitality entertained at the
homes of the citizens
Evening star., 1898-09-07
DREYFUS CASE REVISION.
French cabinet Has Unanimously y
Agreed to Take the Step.

PARIS, September THE Figaro today
says the cabinet council just held unani-
mousiy agreed upon revision of the Drey-
fus case and directed the minister of JUS
tice, NJ. Sarrien. to take the necessary steps
to that end.
The Matin announces the discovery of
facts duplicating the officers of the general
staff adding that Gen. Zuriinden, the new
minister for war, reported the matter to
the council and urged the necessity of re-
forming the intelligence department of the
war office. whereupon he was directed to
elaborate project separating the duties
of the general staff from those of the in
telligence department.
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Fugitiyes in Custody.

Lawrence Bailey and Harold B. Mont
gomery young men not more than eighteen
years old, were arrested yesterday after
noon by Detectives Parham and Phillips
as fugitives from their parents in Phiadel-
phia. Bailey had a revolver, while Mont
sCmery was armed with a dirk. Editor
Weston of the Philadelphia Times tele-
graphed the police last night to take care
of Bailey, who is his cousin, and also his
Companlan. Montgomery. Charges of con-
ceaied weapons were preferred against the
boys, and they are held until their friends
can be heard from.
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Candidnte for Congress-.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSNILLE Md Sentemhar 1 1

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md. September I, 1898.
Mr.. George n. Horault, a well-known
local politician, residing in Kent district.
this county, has announced his candida cy
for the democratic congressional nominal
tion in this district. Mr.. Honault claims
that Prince Georges county should receive
the nomination, inasmuch as Anne Arundel
and Howard have both had the honor, ana
neither has been successful. He states that
the election of Cummings of Baltimore
county would give Baltimore city virtually
four congressman, and that in consequence
the interests of southern Maryland would
suffer.
Evening star., 1898-09-07
win of walter McNairy.

August 81. 1898, and naming n g. Rnreb aa.eb
executor, was filed for probate this after
noon. The testator directs that his prop
erty, 1905 and 1907 14th street and No 1345
street, be sold and the proceeds dis
tributed as follows: To his niece. Eliza w
Gordon, IS, 900; to her four children the
sum of $500 each: to his niece, Irene Evans
81 900; to her two sons. $500 each. He nyo
vides In Aike manner for several other
nieces and Grandnieces.
Evening star., 1898-09-07
Men of the Signal Corps.

Gen. Greedy. chief signal officer. has re-
turned to Washington from an inspection
tour of southern camps The generals trip
related almost wholly to his own CORPS
He met all the principal officers of the
corps at the different points visited. He
found this branch of the service in good
condition and the men of the command
well cared for.