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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
Harvest Time for Trusts.

From the Columbus. o.. Press-Post-
Trusts are running along In a quiet way
lust now without the least interruption
from the Washington administration
There are but la doing a wholesale busi-
ness but the number Is Increasing every
week. Every trust means the crushing OUT
OF a large number OF smaller competing
Industries.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
Easy on Nails.

Pittsburg. Oct. 25.-At a meeting of the
wire nail manufacturers held here to-day
IL was decided to Immediately reduce the
price of wire nails 5 cents per keg. ana
10 advance the price of galvanized wire.
both smooth and barb. ) cents per loo
pounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
To Change Camp.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 2S-Genersl Jo-
seph Sawyer left to-day for Columbus and
Americas. Ga, 20 locate camps for the
division now at Camp Hamilton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
Free Port.

Washington. Oct. S-The department Of
state has received from the
minister OF china that the port OF Tsin
Tau CKiao Chul has been opened as a free
mort.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Oct SS-The worst
October snoWstOrm ever experienced
struck this city to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Nearly the Entire Day Devoted to Grant
ing Citizenship Papers.

In the district court yesterday the
will of Daniel James was admitted to
probate and the administrators bonds
fixed at $4,000.
In the case of f. Frizoli VS.. Oscar
Mckee ct al. a commission was APP
pointed to take testimony.
The balance of the session was de-
voted to hearing applications for citi-
zenship papers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
LOCATE TROOPS AND SHIPS
The Eagle Standard War Atlas VIII
Do IT

In these days of war, when dispatches
are constantly coming from campo gners
al a distance. and new and unfamiliar
geographical names appear IN the news
paper reports Of the movements OF our
army ana navy. Il IS well to be able read
uy and accurately TO locate the spot
where war is actually On. or engagements
likely to occur.
This has heretofore been a difficult thing
10 do. but the Eagle has solved the PROB
lem. and had printed, ard now offers 20
The public. The STANDARD War Atlas. with
marginal index
Il is a valuable book Of IS pages. l5xl2
inches. beautifully printed on hlgh-grade
map paper. There are maps ~ the world
and its different Subdivisions. aud detail
maps Of ali the Spanish colonies. where
the United States forces are operating or
are likely 70 operate, giving TIE most
minute and accurate charts 0f the hsr-
bors. their cities and thelr defsnses. The
population OF the provinces and u their
chief cs;les < given. ana n accurate com
parison q the navles az the United states
ard spaiu. Thls specsal atlas can - rad
oolv through the Eaele. and the price is
tr!asnz ~ cents. b. mali % csrts). Cali
~ the business Office or order through
,-our carrier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28

Woohver started in to pitch yesterday
with a sore arm. He could hardly get the
ball three feet beyond the home plate, yet
despite this for four innings the sluggers
from SaIina could not gauge his delivery.
He was using his head and saving his
arm. In the fourth inning the visitors
got next to his slow delivery and took
four singles, where in the three preceding
innings they had only got two hits, and
one of them a dirty scratch. Harlan re-
lieved him in the box and was hit hard
and often. There was never a question
as to the outcome of the game.
Freeland was raped very hard, but
very few runs resulted. Yesterdays game
did not abound in Sensational plays. as the
game did on the preceding day. The only
feature to the game was Hurburt's Mont
gomery's and Wooliver's batting. For the
visitors Cole and Loman led at the bat.
The Wichitas were all crippled up.
There were three pitchers in the game,
two playing the hardest positions on the
diamond. However, both did very clever
work better in fact thas has been done
by the regular players at times.
Manager McCloskey has been using the
wires until they are hot wiring for three
new players. They will Join the team at
Topeka, where they Play next. Atchison
will be the next team that will play in
Wichita.
The official score is ais follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
Bic BATH HOUSE
To Be Built Immediately in the
New Park
ARC LIGHTS TO HANG
Midway Over the River
Fronting the Building.

Tire next metropolitan feature 20 be ad-
ded 70 the new park is a bath house on
the Little river committe OF citizens
headed by DR.. Shultz and Rufus Cone in
conjunction with the park commissioners.
have undertaken to put in a building in
the bend OF the river above Oak street
bridge. The river here is three hundred
feet wide and will have an average depth
Of five feet of water. Arc lights will be
hung about midway over the stream and
accommodations made first class for af-
ternoon and evening plunges. The build
ing will be 10 feet long and contain
90 separate apartments and suits 20 ac-
commodate 200 baphers. A policeman will
be On duty in the park with especial
care Of the bath house There will be a
lady attendant at the ladies' apartments
and a clerk will have charge of the rest
OF the building. II is not to be a specula-
ton scheme in any sense of the word, but
purely public enterprise adding 10 the
attractiveness and the pleasure features
of the park.
Only a nominal fee will be charged for
baths. such as will make the enterprise
self sustaining.
1t is contemplated to have certain
hours in certain days set apart for ladies
and children exclusively, probably one
day in each week from four 10 six. A
laundered suit Will be given for use with
each ticket which will cost 121k cents
each. this amount being considered suffi-
cent to cover all expenses. This will
make the park available for picnics of
all kinds; driving boating and bathing in
the summer months and skating in the
winter. Nothing now seems to stand in
the way of Wichita's triumph as a great
pleasure resort.
Work will begin on the new building
about August 5th, and only a few days
will be required to finish it, 1t will be in
time for four weeks OF splashing around
and digging in the sand before cool wea-
Their begins to shave down the list of
summer diversions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
=, D.., are the best after-dinner
I1OOQ ) HlIIS pius, aid digestion. 25c.

this evening. Well, I got it. I got shot
three times on July 1st, about 4 o'clock
Once through the right ankle, once
through the left thigh and through the
scrotum. I am feeling pretty well at
present. better than I have felt for six or
seven days. I am sitting up now but it
IS a pretty well bandaged sit up. The
doctors will know in a day or two whether
l viii loose my foot or not. The other
wounds are nearly healed up already.
They don't bother me TO amount TO any
thing, but my ankle has been nearly kill
ing me. 1 don't know how il Will come
out. The battle was awfully fierce. The
Spanards were in trenches and as soon
as we drove them out of one trench they
would fall back 10 another but we drove
them 10 the city and as it was getting late
we took up position for the night. Ny
troop was left TO hold a hill. We had just
taken position on the hill when the Span
iards charged US. We had a Calling gun
with US and we didn't do thing TO them
The boys told me that after the fight was
over they counted 80 dead Spaniards in
front of u.s. so st must have been the
Calling gun that did the work. There
were only about one-third of ua left. l
understand that there is IS men in my
troop for duty. We started out W-<e 81
and have won every where we have tack
led them but it has cost us pretty heav-
lily. I don't know what is going on in
the front now and can't hear a thing
from there. I laid on the field after l was
shot IS hours before I was picked up,
then 1 was taken down to division hospi-
tai and had my wounds dressed and then
was sent TO the general hospital here.
They are going TO put US on the hospital
boat shortly and send US to the United
States I believe 1 am getting along as
well as can be expected. l will be able
to walk around by the end of the month
with the use of a crutch. If you want to
learn about me write to Captain j. q.
Calbraith, commanding officer troop B,
First cavalry. or Captain f. A Winters,
assistant surgeon. L. S. A. or both Well,
goodbye; hope you are well. Give my re-
CARDS 10 all.
JAMES RTTCHIE,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
CARL REARRESTED
WANTED IN DECATUR, ARK.
Crawled Through a Window and Got
Him at Peck.

Yesterday morning about Sheriff Sim
mons rearrested Tom Carl, who was ar
rested week ago last Tuesday at Maize
on the charge of having, with his pal,
held up the Frisco train at Andover. Carl
and Tom Haislet answered the descrip-
ton of the two men who robbed the Frisco.
After they were brought to Wichita and
seen by the Frisco officers it was decided
that they were not the men wanted for
doing that particular piece OF work. How
ever, it was learned that they had done
some work at Decatur, Ark. Sheriff Sim
mons wired them, but received no an
swer to three different kilograms. He had
held the two twenty-four hours after he
had any legal right to in the homes that
he would receive an answer saying that
they were wanted for some crime. He
turned them loose and they left here that
night The next morning Sheriff Sim
mons received a wire saying that Tom
Carl was wanted there for burglary, shoot
ing with intent to Kill, and also firing into
a passenger train.
Sheriff Simmons then began hunt for
Carl. For over week he made z diligent
search, without getting any clue On
Tuesday he learned that Carl and Has
let were working on the section at Peck.
He went out there yesterday and received
the desired information where they were
stopping. The two were boarding in
private house. The window had been
left open on account OF the hot weather.
and as Mr.. Simmons knew which was
their room, he crawled into It just al
daybreak. Neither OF the two were
awakened by his entrance into their quar-
ters- He shook Carl and said: ITS time
to get up
As soon as Carl saw who had awakened
him he said: "Blankety. blank. blank"
He refused to get up. Mr. Simmons told
him he had waited too long and had ought
TO left on the night train.
With an oath. Carl agreed With him.
When Sheriff Simmons started to put the
shackles on his ankles Carl baked. A
t,iss3e ensued. which lasted several min
utes, the sheriff finally conauering. The
irons were put on him and he was taken
20 the hotel for breakfast Sheriff SIM
mons took him into the Mushroom. where
he was told to make his toilet. Mr.. Sim
mons then went outside 70 talk win 4
marty Carl tried To make his escape WIth
the sshsckles on. TIE landlady notified
Mr.. Simmons. who met him at The front
door just as Re was hobbllng out WIKI
an oath Carl said that i seemed that he
vas every place. They took breakfast
and the TWO came into Wichita, where
Carl was lodged behind The bars. Al
officer Will be here within a few days to
.ake him back 70 Arkansas. Saeve Re wiz
be tried for burglary.
carl and Haslet read about being want
ed by the officers IN an old Eagle Every
morning before starting TO work their
lunch was put up By tie lady with whom
they boarded she always wrapped their
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28

visit 10 his old home in Illinois. While
away he visited St. Louis. Cincinnati and
several places IN Indiana and Kentucky.
He said last evening that Kansas was
far ahead OF the eastern states IN every
prtlcular. The crops in the central mid
die states are quite backward
This morning. begin ing st s O'clock
Messrs. F. G. Smyth & Some viii give an
exhibition OF sulky and gang piows.
There will be number OF ball-oeariug
wheels used. Some twenty horses will
be hitched to the dinerent plows. They
will pillow all day on the tract OF ground
on East Thirteenth street. The glowing
will be done in the morning and in the
afternoon the disk drill will be put 70
work on the plowed and uuplowed
ground
W. s. Tandy. OF Campbellsville, Ky. is
visiting his son, J. z. Tandy and family
Tonight the German Ladies' Independ-
ent Aid society will give their annual
lawn social at Fechheimer's grove on
South Water street. The funds realized
will be for the benefit Of the Wichita
hospital and for charity. The Citizens
band Will discourse music and there viii
be an abundance OF amusement and re-
freshments. There wall be an ample sup
ply OF seats. tables and light. Every one
Is urged to attend and help a worthy
cause and have a good time generally
Under the title "a Colorado Summer
the Santa Fe Route has issued sumptu-
ously printed book devoted 10 the sttrac-
tons Of the Rocky Mountain summer
resorts. intended for free distribution.
Besides graphic description OF the more
noted localities. the publication contains
special articles on climate. the mountains.
camping, fishing and shooting. and IS en-
bellished by eighty half-tone illustrations
from special photographs. a map OF Coi-
orado. table Of attitudes. and full list
OF hotels. boarding houses and cottages
and their rates are included. THIS should
be an invaluable handbook FOR ali who
contemplate a summer trip to mat charm
ing region Of lofty altitude. pure air and
cool sunshine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
REAL EsTATK TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. II NJ Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House. 'PhOne pa
WARRANTY DEEDS.
LILLE and John r. Seals - Bertha
Paterson. * and " q ~ u Nv
ar % zs-zs-5e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f-5J9
c. and l.. s1einbushe, 20 Louis ard
Caroline Brltenhe.d. odd % ard
= 20 u Stiles Bros add .......... 60
Louis and Q. Britsnfeld 70 walter
T. Bri,enaeia odd % and = %
p Park g.. stles BrS aid 20
Frederick Bot1Eer 80 Amanda An1
rank Head com x ?. y. and 70 r.
. q ~. corner q Sc. a. % ue. u.
q 2s-z7-is. p p. y ar y. -
ssr. less r. y 2; s9r road -........ E91
Max sseia5ucaei e; al % Herman
Bulk. lots and ard r. n ~. sr.
s-Z7-sw and ne or - s-ZT-5w ...-.. $40
QUIT CIsATA DEED.
n 4 Russell ~ william q 1oEs>.
ard Oak street. West Wllhits =
DEED
John - p. BrifK-s - r. " Briggs
undivided elga;h in,sres. "a ~ n
- aEs "a Enpofis sssnus. EsEss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
SEDGWlCK HOLDS ITS OWN
Increased Very Slightly in Popula-
tion Last Year

Sedgwick county gained very slightly
agricultural department at Topeka show
mat there has been no material increase
in the population of Kansas this year. Re
turns have been received from Is coua-
ties, giving the population at the time the
assessors made their rounds IN March
last. Thirtytwo counties show al Increase
and A show decrease. The Increase IS
Is, ll2 in 80 counties, while the decrease
in Al counties is u,l45. Counties which
show the largest gains are: Wyondotte,
6,0S7; Atchinaon. SO; Harvey. 1875; Allen.
1.464; Franklin, 1,343; Republic. L102; Jewell
100. The counties which show the heaviest
decreases are: Cherokee, 1854; Crawford
I044; Miami, s74
Sedgwich county gained very slightly
over last year but not enough 20 cali it
thousand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
WHILE HE WAR LASIS.

All who march walk or stand. should
shake irto their shoes Aliens Foot Ease
swollen feet, and makes tight or new
shoes easy. It absorbs moisture, and pre-
vents chatting. hot, sUarting. b.is-ered
sweating feet All the regular army
troops and navy men use IT, Volunteers n
hot climates can't exist 10 comfort with
out it Aliens Fo0t-Ease j. sold by al
druggists and shoe stores. 25c Sample
l. ROy n Y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
gh aaaiehia Daily eagle: nrsaay qrorrno Gully e. 1893

lunch Up in paper. which usually hap
pened 10 be an Eagle. On Tuesday noon
they ate their lunch and read the paper
afterward. Carl discovered the article
where they had been released and about
Sheriff Simmons receiving g telegram
notifying him TO hold Carl. As soon as he
had read the article ne and Haslet made
up their minds TO quit The neighoorhood
That night they asked for their time
checks and tried to get them cashed. but
failed 20 DO so at Peek. II was rhe;r in
tention TO go TO wellington on Wednes-
day morning and cash their checks and
from there seek place whers rhe would
not be liable 20 be found. Sheriff Sim
mons caught Carl before he got away
Haslet, no, being wanted. was left az
Peck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Citizens band Will render q fine pro-
gram al Hyde park Friday night.
All memDers OF the +. S r. C. r. Cycl-
ing club are requested 70 meet at Miss
Lucy Lewis tomorrow evening a. :
O'Clock sharp.
The lawn social BY ire German Ladies'
Independent Aid society vii be given to
night at Fechhelmer's grove Ia South
Water street God music promised.
The Woman M ssionary society OF re
First Presbyterian church VII hold Is
meeting FOR July az the residence % Rev.
c Z. Bradt. ilG North Topeka avenue on
Friday morning. July p. al O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between st. Louis
and jacksonville.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
Will BE Held Next Wednesday For
the Fire Works.

Receiver McEntire of the Wichita and
Western has a =reed to hold the evening
train west from here next "Wednesday
the day of the fireworks battle of Manila.
This is 10 be one Of the greatest exhioi-
ton sights ever seen in Kansas. Tae
great and brilliant bombardment of For-
Fisher at Topeka in 80 will be put in the
shade 1t is probably the only chance
Wichita people Will ever have to see such
a pyrotechnic exhibition this side of the
big cities, and thousands are coming.
New Workers go down TO Manhattan
Beach for weeks in succession and pay a
dollar to see this exhibition over and over
again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
AT THE NEW HOSPITAL
Patients Are Received in the West
side Building

Patients that come 20 the Wichita hos
pital now are received at the new build
ing on the West Side. 1t has been found
impossible 20 move over entirely now,
owing to the fact that some of the pa
tents al the old building cannot be taken
away vet. Mr.. a. G. Mueller went over
the new building yesterday and was so
Impressed with il thats he Immediately
said he would furnish room on the sec
ond floor Mrs. l. 5. Carter is the first TO
promise 10 fit up a charity ward. Her
thouChfulness and kindness is proverbial
and now that she has begun doubtless
others VIII complete the good work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAlN-0!

AEk you- Grocer totay % show you a
nsckase Of GRAIS-O. the new .ood e-gak
sat takes the place CO coffee TIE ch.I-
drea may eriak Il without tasary zs wei
as TIE admit Al who t-y & Ike Z
ERATN-O nas t5at r.cA sea. brown C.
Mocha or Java, but u Is made from pur.
grams. ard the most delicate stomach fe-
cssxes i without distress Z TIRE pysee Q.
coftss. &c and 80 per pAckzEG said ~
~ grScers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
DOWN AT LlNWO0D
Old Park n Very Popular Place For n
Day OF

Notwithstanding the fact that the new
park. Riverside. IS q beautiful and at
tractive place where hundreds OF people
so every day for recreation and pleasure
there are hundreds ot people in the city
who cling 10 beautiful Linwood, with her
magnificent stately elms .weA-kept fow-
er beds and rare shrubs. Adolph Bodau,
the superintendent, does not lack fer
company from early morning 10 late at
nieht. lie is 70 be congratulated for the
elegant condition in which the park is
kant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
NEW CARRIER SYSTEM
Change OF Route Method August
First.

A new system OF delivery and collec-
ton by carriers will be inaugurated in
this ONCE, to commence August 1st. The
routes will! be owned by the carriers, who
week, every Saturday. There will be
greater number of carriers and the paper
will be delivered earlier. This is almost
the universal method adopted by news
papers throughout the country. Only 10
cents a week delivered, the carrier col
Letting That amount is so small, and
being always on hand, makes no trouble
when once thoroughly adopted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

o. 3. Stocker IS a. GsssA
Judge oangev. noS lives n Kansas CITY
Mr. Fred Bentley and AEz Bentley g
east today
Mr.. 5 W. Cooper leaves for tae A;iaatie
coast today.
Yesterday Mr.. Charles B..;taE was aP-
E-o4at-d receiver foz the Au1.nr.g-n
Ouo Beks.aeysr. TIE Eagies' G4.kris
correspondent. was + Wicalta yes's-1ty
Mss Ella Tsrr.1 has s7@e 10 E D2-
-aeo on q sssert visit SIN TRENDS faere
z. < ZaxtmAa's aAaxaisr Irsne. "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28

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era War Afsas - complete n svsry ssizi'
Tasrs Is 10 bosy - lad or water -
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beauty. Fin~r ceorssxs ere ses sa5Ha
IL ire erDeas.Ya srssea zales e~ss g y
or rzsfa. TIE Eesz5s at1ss esEts cay Z.
cents. hy rnsl 3 cszts enars-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
DEATH OF MRS HOLDRlDGE
Funeral Will Occur From Residence
Today.

Mrs G. W. Holdridge died at her home.
1888 South Market street yesterday morn
ing after a sickness lasting only from
Monday, though she has for some time
been troubled with sciatic rheumatism
Mr.. Holdridge. her husband, drives the
Cash Henderson race horses and the fam
lily came here from Buffalo, \. Y. Mrs.
Holdridge was a quiet lady OF tender
disposition and was loved by all her
friends. She was 30 years old and leaves
no children The funeral Will occur at
O clock today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
SHOT THREE TINES
Corporal Ritchie Eighteen Hours on
the EieId lcfore PicEed In

Corporal James Richie OF troop 3.
FRS. cavalry. who has number Of
friends in Sedgwick ana Builder counties
and who is a cousin 10 Mrs. a. J. David
son at College Hi here was shot three
tines in the fght in front OF Santiago.
He SAYS il the Spaniar5s had been good
shots they would have killed al the
Americans al Santiago.
He writes the following letter 20 Mrs.
s . Williams. Augusta Kansas:
General Field Hospital
Siboney. cuba July s lS'S.
Dear Aunt viii write you a few lines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-28
MADE 1T FOUR STRAIGHT
SaIina Took Yesterdays Game With

Wichita jumped without any effort. sin
gle-handed and alone, into last place yes
terday with heart-rending wall from
the fans, Topeka defeated Atchison at
DowrFs. Kan, where the league game had
been transferred. This places Sallna first,
Atchison second. Topeka third and Wich-
ita last but not least. The percentage fol-