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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
FOUND HIS BRIDE DEAD
Mr. Joe Beahr's Sister-in-Eaw Com
ms1s siuicide

The Kansas City Journal gives the fol-
towtng account of the suicide of Mrs.
George Beahr:
Mrs. George Beahr, a bride Of a week,
was found dead, shot through the head, by
her husband, in the sitting room of their
residence at Thirty-ninth and Summit
streets. Westportlast evening at O'Clock,
on his return home from the city.
Mrs. Beahr was found seated in a chair
before a mirror, blood flowing from a pis-
tol shot wound in her forehead. The ap-
pearance of the body and OF the room in
dictated suicide. but there is a mystery sur
rounding the affair which detectives are
frying 10 unravel
Mrs. Beahr was a sister of Ed Felix, a
well-known bartender. and prior to her
marriage TO Beahr lived at 1fOs MCGEE
street Her husband IS well known in in
surance circles. and for several years past
has been in the employ of George Kumpf
If a case Of self-destruction. the unfor~
sunate woman left nothing behind which
can give a cue to the reason.
Mr.. George Beahr is a brother Of Mr..
Joe Beahr OF this city. who only returned
home Monday from attending the wedding.
He is utterly at a loss to account for the
act. They seemed extremely happy and
had a beautiful home. The affair has
caused quite a sensation in Kansas City.
where both Mr.. and Mrs. Beahr were wei
known
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
SHEA TO BE RELEASED
Supreme Court Admits to Bail in thu
sum of $4,000.

Yesterdays Topeka Capital gives the fol-
lowing regarding the release of Paddy
Shea His attorney. Mr.. John Adams. said
last night that Shea would be released to-
day or tomorrow at the latest:
The supreme court yesterday decided a
habeas corpus case in favor OF Paddy
O'Shea, who is awaiting trial at Wichita
for the murder of James Dawson.
O'Shea shot Dawson in a saloon run by
the former. Dawson was only wounded
and was taken to a hospital. while O'Shea
was taken to jail. Afterward O'Shea was
awaiting trial in the district court for as
sault with intent to kill. While thus wait
ing, Dawson died from the effects of his
wound and O'Shea was Immediately rear
rested for murder. He was committed TO
jail without bail, the latter being refused
by the court He appealed to the supreme
court for admission to bail on a writ of
habeas corpus and this the court granted
yesterday. His bail was fixed at 5000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
HONEY IN BULK
Tramp Bees Conceal Their
Hives in a Corn Crib.
STORED THEIR SWEETS
Odor of Alfalfa Captivates the
Wandering Swarms.

Lucky strikes are turning up IN various
locations over the country. and some OF
them are the rarest known TO man.
Benjamin Robinson. prominent farmer
and citizen Of this county. came 70 the
city yesterday and reported big find of
honey In the attic OF an old house that
had bean converted into a corn-crtb on his
| farm.
porter. and che following interesting story
was told by him:
Last fan there was a number OF swarms
OF tramp bees which came towering over
the alfalfa fields in the vicinity OF his
and neighboring farms Little attention
was given to them at the time, and in a
few days they disappeared and nothing
more was thought OF them until one day
this week they were seen flying around the
caves OF the crib. and Mr.. Robinson con-
clCdeG TO make an investigation and locate
their ewarming place or rendezvous. The
old converted house had an attic and he
crawled UP and took peep into the space
There he discovered a sight that he viii
long remember. There was nothing but
honey, and bees everywhere The farm
hands were called upon 10 gather the
honey, and when the crop was harvested
and weighed there was over one hundred
and fifty pounds of the best comb honey
ever taken from a hive.
Mr.. Robinson and his neighbors are now
enjoying wheat cakes and honey. num-
Der are gathering bees for hives OF their
own. Heretofore the success OF keeping
bees in Kansas has been looked upon as a
venturesome occupation. In the past bees
as rule have not thrived long in the
state. but since the farmers have begun
to plant such an increase acreage OF al
falfa there seems TO be better induce
ments for the honey bee to take up his
quarters here in the state.
Mr.. Robinson has very large fields of
alfalfa on his farm. and says he can only
account for the honey and bees remaining
in his crib in consequence of the sweets
to be obtained from the alfalfa bud when
in bloom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
DANGEROUS SURGERY.
DEATH FOLLOWS THE SURGEONS
KNIFE - NOT THE SURGEONS
FAULT, OF CoURSE-HE CAN'T
HELP IT--YOU CAN.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles Quick.
ly. PainIessIy, without Danger.

People go along for years suffering with
piles. Then try this and that and the other
thing; from carrying buckeye 70 getting
treatment from physician. They obtain
temporary relief, maybe. but they are
never quite cured. A little strain in lifting.
excessive fatigue, a little constipation OF
a little diarrhoea and the piles come back.
They don't seem to amount to much, but
they Danish sleep and appetite. No posi-
ton is comfortable. There is intense local
pain and that dreadful feeling Of weight
in the perineum.
Maybe in the carry stages some Of the
many salves on sale will afford temporary
relief If the case IS Of long standing
there is only one speedy and sure remedy.
Il is Pyramid Pile Cure. Even in Light
cases it is the safest thing to use. Other
applications may cure and may not. Pyra-
mid Cure is always certain. always re-
liable, always brings comfort al once. Its
prompt use saves months of severe suffer
ing. In extreme cases it will save sur
gicaI operations and their attendant dam
gers and discomforts. Il IS better than
knife. VIII cure easfr. quicker and safer.
Thousands have used II. Thousands have
been cured by il. The cost is trif1ing COM
pared with what 1t does. The price is 50
cents. Most anybody would gladly pay
ten dollars TO be rid of piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. Send
to Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich, for
book on cause and cure Of piles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Astraea Will meet Thursday afternoon
al $50 o'clock az the home of Miss
Schwart. 4Os South Lawrence. A full at
tendance Is desired. In addition to the
regular program, the election Of officers
Will take place.
The Welles Circle Kings Daughters.
the Rescue Home board, the Children's
Home board and the City Hospital board
are requested to meet this afternoon at
go in Central Music Hall. Sedgwick
block. by order Of president
There WIFE be a meeting OF the Young
Peoples Chapter of St Johns church this
afternoon az o'clock at the home of the
president. Mrs. DR.. Creditor, S07 North
Topeka avenue AS there is 20 be an
election OF officers for the ensuing year.
and other business of great Importance.
it Is absolutely necessary that every mem
Der be present
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part Of the country for little less than
two years. I had to leave HIM last Feb
ruary while we were living IN st. Louis
/ hope they will not keep MIN IN jail
good lecture may have beneficial re-
suits. / most sincerely hope so. II he
will only quit stall be happy"
Last night Mr.. Hardy was seen while
he was IN Jail He was lying on the
couch in his cell. When his name was
called he came up TO the grating and
said: who are you?''
When asked 70 tell about his trouble,
he said:
Il came here to meet my wife. I went
out and bought the children some clothes.
got drunk, and I'm a perfect Indian
when I'm full. Lord. but I'm nervous.
! don't know much what l did. Say this
IS the first time was ever IN a place OF
this kind. I haven't any money, now.
Do you think they Will let me go II /
get out OF town. That woman is the
cause Of all my trouble ] love her.
can't live without her.
The fumes Of liquor were srT strong
upon hts breath. his hands shook, his
eyes were blood shot, from the effects Of
his days carousing
with a high-standing collar. red pokadot
tie. red stripped shirt, a dark brown suit
of clothes, a stud IN his shirt front, he
looked entirely out of place in q prison
cell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
NEW TELEPHONE CO,
City Council viii Be Asked
for Franchise.
THEY WILL COMPETE
Bankers and Merchants to In
corporate a New Company

Some of the most substantial business
men and bankers Of this city have per-
fected plans to incorporate a company for
the purpose Of building an entire new tele-
phone system in this city. It is TO be q
new and entirely separate company, COM
posed Of local citizens and capital. A petit
ton for a franchise has been drawn up
10 be presented TO the city council at the
next regular meeting.
Those who are identified with the move
ment have concluded to put in the city
service first, and will then extend their
lines and connection with alp the suburban
towns around. One Of the most essential
features connected with the new company
and one that wiz recommend its impor-
tance to the community. VIII be the rate
that will be charged to the patrons.
II is the intention of the company TO
place telephones in the business houses
and offices at d price not TO exceed
dollar and fifty cents month and one
dollar and twenty-five cents a month in
residences. The matter OF forming the new
company has been very cautiously con-
Quoted, with the view to perfecting all
plans in connection with the incorporation
and preparing the petition for presentation
70 the city council for a franchise. In an
interview with one Of the gentlemen who
will be a director in the new corporation,
st was learned that the company will put
IN a system that viii have the improve
mo- IS that have been added to systems in
the cities of the east, with a view TO re-
drcing large amount Of induction, caused
ny winds and damp weather, and that the
syste viii be constructed in the most per-
feet and up-to-date manner.
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STANLEY AND RENO COUNTY
Dan Reed Says he viii Carry 1t BY
One Thousand Majority.

Daniel z. Reed Of Hutchinson was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Reed was wild with
enthusiasm over Stanley. For half an
hour he recited the names of Democrats
and Populists he knew who are going to
vote for Stanley in Reno county next
Tuesday.
'I want to go down on paper" he said.
$50 I can show it to my friends next
Wednesday. that Stanley viii carry Reno
bounty by 1000 ma ority and the state by
10000. 1 never saw the Ike in the way of
political revolution in all my born days
II is Simply wonderful, wonderful. Talk
about landslides! Next week everybody
Will be claiming that he knew it was COM
ing. I do know it, and L want my pre-
oiction down early enough to meet the
charge that didn't get sight of the tally
sheets"
Mr.. Reed is one OF the original Stanley
men, having written Mr.. Stanley as long
ago as last February urging him to come
out for governor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
WINFIELD LODGE TO OFFlCIATE
at the Laying OF stone Of Astronomi-
cal Observatory

Today 81 O'CLOCK Winnie j l0dre No. s..
A F. * \. NJ. VIII perform the ceremony
OF laying the cornerstone + the astro-
nomical observatory at Winfield Kan.
Colonel Henry c. Loomis. deputy grand
master presiding. This odihce viii be
built wholly by private subscription. At an
estimated COS, Of S3.OJo The ceremonies Of
she laying OF the cornerstone VII. be very
Impressive and elaborate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
HAL MCCOY HOME
Made Arrangements for the UtOpian
0uintett to Travel

Mr.. Hal Mccoy. manager Of the ITO
plan Quintet. has returned from Omaha
and Chicago. While in Chicago he pur-
chased $3.50 worth of musical novelties.
Next season the club vii travel under the
auspices of the Redpath Lyceum Course
Besides making the regular course. they
viii give twenty-five extra concerts. The
quintet is ore OF the best in the west and
viii, undoubtedly be quite an attraction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
Rucklen,s Aroica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box For sale By G. Gehring
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prison fare is because he broke out every
glass window in the prison. When taken
to task for his malicious deviltry, he said
that he was afraid someone would cut
themselves. He will remain in jail for
several DAYS vet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
DEMPSEYON BREAD AND WATER
Broke Every GLASS in Ihc City Prison
fer Here DeyiitrV

J. Robinson. alias Jack Dempsey. is now
in the city holdover. dining on bread and
water. lie Was arrested ID few ,days ago.
charged with one OF the usuai police court
complains. When Jack Dempsey works.
De se-s silver poasa-7sad.es i; about
gown The reason he IS u1w having 70 eat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
Top Rung

When we nsved into ts1ls large and wei
lighted room. our aim was 10 climb 70 the
top rung-by being the leaders OF low
prices-to lead also IN volume OF business.
and we're nearing our mark
A complete variety. fresh goods and H.
tie prices are trade winners.
10 Ms Bulk Ostm>al...---....-.-.-. .
rbs Nav Beans .-..-....--....-..-..... %
Bars Soap .---.--------.-..--s----.-. -B
{ lbs Bulk starch --------..-..-.----.--- -
Packages Pearsine -.--.-..-.--...---- -
ms Comb Honey .--.---.-...------..-- u
FarulS. package .---.--.---......---.----- .cs
Grape-Nuts. package .-....--..--..--..-.- -l5
lbs Bulk Mince Meat.....-....---..-- .
Kraut. quart ....-.-..--....--....---..- %
Pickles. quart .---..--..-..--......--.--- %
CHOW Chow. quart-.-.........--.-.-.. Is
Bulk Mustard, qgart----...---..-..-.-.- 10
Lard, per d.. -.-.----....-s- ~
There's always Ueiooms waiting yDu
at our store
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DIR RuIrs Cou-h syrup. the Peopie's

friend, has been in use over fifty years.
1t cures the severest affection OF the
throat and lungs, such as bronchitis,
grippe, laryngitis and incipient consump-
ton. Price only Is cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. II VI. Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House. Phone 293)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Carl Otto to Claude 3. Hankey, hi
NV or sec 36. twp .. T 3w..........31. 25O
Horace W. Comstock to Tyler b.
Campbell. HI sw or sec &c. twp IS
! 4w........-....-... ............-....... 20
a W. Anderson ct al. 10 H. H Kist-
Ter. n hf ne or sec %. twp &c. le.
eX. on W.-...-..---..--..-.-.---. Ll5O
John A Bowman 70 Charles Gustaf-
/ son. Sc or sec l. twp %. 3w......... 200
| Gotthard Roth 20 Jane Seal. Tots 12. 10.
! Il, 70. Market 81. HOover's add. 20
| Jane Seal TO Daniel 3. Hatfield. lots
| 10. Is. Il, 19 Market ct. Hoovsr's
add .--.---.--...-... --.-....-.. 80
c. A and Mary F. Steele 20 P A.
cox. lot 13 Indiana ave. Mathew
sons third add..............-.....-.. 30
William Edward sventzel 20 Lottie
f. Cox. lots p. a. Cleveland ave-
Mathewson's third add-..--........... 100
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Hartford Investment Co. ct al 20 Ed
McHenry. lots l. and IS. block y.
NAS1leg -----.----. .s.-----.--.---- -.---- o
Ida z and f NJ Baity 20 Charles
r. Bigelow, tract north % lot l65
wichita -. city; lot = Hydraulic
ave, Mathewson's fourth add. .
RECEIVERS DEED.
" Su-nerfejf e al. receiver. - J. p.
webster. nw q sec l.. twp =. tT.- 90
Death OF Yrs susan uoss.
Mrs. Susan Hoss died October = a. the
home OF her daughter. Mrs Morrison. IN
Gypsum township. aged Sc years Sas was
born IN jefferson county. ONO Shs vas
a church member for slrty-s.I years and
died IN full hope % glorious immortality
She left two sons and two daughters In
.s-rnent was IN Maple Grove cemetery n
Grand township.
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Daily Eagle. - carrier. 70 esats week
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sIATE 40 sEnEMl.

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for . Witt With friseds in D,lta county.
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The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

oss. Nilss With the advance army Of
invssioa Aas hndsd on Porto Rican soil
s.d vill sron invest the capital San
Juan. wstsoo's dset has not yst sst
sail Tor The Spanish coast and may not.
Ths sseood sspidition to the Philippines
has lapdsd thsrs and II 10 believed that
llsnills he's hssn taken BY this time. Tho
var gose 0srTily Oh.
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INSrnUCToRs.

INBtUUC1OH8.
A. a Co,r,.xn aunsr;ntsndsnt 6r,elsv
schooI.. Conanctor D;dsctica. A rith.
metic Gramm.r' Reedinc ma Ens.
W. n. HA.p,. Sup.r;ntsndent Dslta
ach"ois. E~o~,.nkv Gvic. Iioitsd
Stsfss H;storv EI.m.otary Sc;sncc.
M ErI.Ansr. III. KxNnEL. Model
Tsnche, N ~ aaate NosmaI achool !:
pJSs,v Work
H.CLAx. 6unerin te.dsnt a achoois a
e. MIMI Coontv: 6chool ~.
Nnos KR1p1a. viil unake thN 0ueee
-s1Ho1 = tescSi.~ .uSees ~ di:e}sef.
IL ~ M. n ~ .~;0a,v lso.noa. suit.
~. ~ oASse Mt ~ M - noS,iSio 10
~ dssiss ~ nseie oS ths ee0Ssss q
shs ;nsf;tute.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

TAs vAits dove a psees sssos - b
hosssisg svss Wsshiagtoe. pssltoiassy
- nAtaag. We'll ths var hss bsss
sAsss cd svssk, ssd sloost bsoodssa -
H. A0ssiaAa sids. II h 70 - si.esssiy
As9sa thst ~ Unitsd States vin either
bssD q guarantee the isdspssdsnes oe
~ ~ eoseeiss oe 6Vain captured By
hss. and bssids compel The psyDsst a .
lssgs isdeonity iron 6p.is for the fun
sAs bed b destroying The Maine. bssoss
ssy treaty Of psacs b signed.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

What has bsensss oe our Board u Trade?
Has Il rslspssd isto . state Of innocuous
dssustuds. o. dpss Il still live! Nothing
hes bsse heard from Il for . long time
past snd Il b time IL should b wsksnsd
up. We sssa 70 keep up the organiss.
sisa sns the god Il cas do the coomuni.
y. 4 log pull. . stroog pull and . pull
sil taRseh>s = What counta
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Special Correspondence.
July n. leoe.
Born. 70 the wife os Roy 0sgs. July
q. 1903. twin baby girls. Thsy lived
only few bours, and we're buried u ths
Ash Dssa cemetsry The next day.
M. Shan Duncan and wife spsot ~
vssk % The GsaDd mesa
O. 8. Wait vas st Ousay lsse vssk o.
businees.
Otha Beaver vss down On witt Tor .
esv days. from TelluSids.
The ditchss srs al dry on the nsaa.
Ths psopls have 70 haul water froo Tie
Gunuisoo.
The grain will soon be In stack and
rssdy Tor the thrsshsr.
We hsd quite . rain and hail storm
Nonday afternoon. JuDT.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Judgs King was last n sndsy appoint.
ID esesstasy oe the school board of dis.
triet No. I. in Ne p,scs q Judgs Bob.
sstsss. vhe hss resigned preparatory to
eeing 49, Il was almost the unsni.
noes wisA Il the people Of tho district
TO have Judge King appointed. - there
srs Sussaioos coming up in the near
fbtsss that will require the best legal
tslsst b hsodis. and Il vas thought
tAst JSdgs Burnett. The president. snd
JSdOs KinG - SECRETARY. togsthss will
assaags tAsss matters 70 The best inter.
sols q ~ district.
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The Twelfth District institute vii!
convens in the high school building in
Delta next Aooday. August I. ard viu
coatinus two weeks. II will b attended
By lsfgs nuabss of scAool tsschsrs a
H. district. snd dSfing the ssasioa soos
oe ths bsst sducationsl talsnt a ths
stsss viii b here aud lecture bsfoss asd
address the institute. Dslts vill put o.
holiday attire. and receptions. drivss and
sntsrtsinDsnts will b the ordss. Ths
following from the circular issued b
Mrs.. n. J. Brovas. county supssintsod.
sot Of schools. will give much dasissd
information
c uRsE or sfUDy-A ,RxIx0.
e0o-Opeuing e.ercisse and roll call.
9:l5-Civies and United States His-
tory. Ne HAMS
9:sS-Prinasy Work. 80. Mis- KESDsL
l0:l5-Grammsr and Language.
l0A5-lntermission.
ll0O-Elsmentsry Science. M. HAnRss
ll:3o-Resding and English 1890.
.................AR COPELAND
AFTERNOON.
l:l5-Didactics. ....... M. COPELAND
l:4S-0eography. M AARaIs
2:l5-PrimsFy Work. -. Miss KENDEi
2:A5-Intsrmissioa.
300-Arithmctic ..... Ne. COPELAND
3:3O-School Law and General Ex-
ercises s................4 4R. LAY
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Oss q the principle oMcsrs to b elect
ID tAis fall viii b that q Senator from
0unsison. Delta and Mesa counties. -
the Senator will hold over fovr ysars,
sad bsi In at the nsxt Senatorial election.
whosvss hs y he should b sound on the
Stss soinass question and one who 70 not
Hksiy - move to Denver right after his
s,setioo. He should BE- . person who's
isssesses are in his district and Who will
loek 70 Il that his district vill b repre-
ssetsd In the lsgisIstnrs further than
beiag o. the pay roll.