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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
Waiting

Every moment for the report But these
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
TENTH EVENT.

Mahan Bros. Team Sho0t-Fifteen sin
gle and FIVE double targets. entrance Zee
81 per team. four men 10 each team; the
event open to any four men from any one
town: eight teams TO hll--Firzt prize SO
in gold, by Mahan Bros; second prize n
per cent Of entrance money; third prize.
50 per cent OF entrance money; fourth
prize, % per cent Of entrance money; dIth
arize- 70 per cent OF entrance money.
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c. |. FULLER

PURE FOOD GROCER.
202 {. DOUG. Phone 355
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
SEVENTH ENENT.
EIGETE EVENT.

Team shoot. ten single and FIVE double
targets. entrance fee - per tean--Pr.ze
a silver cup representing the champion
ship Of the Central Kansas State Sports
mems association. Four men 10 the team
from any town In the state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
ADS FOR ENCAMPMENT
VIII be the Next Turn Of the Itiner-
ant Adj. Fakir

The merchants Of the city will from now
on. if not already, he worked upon by all
kinds Of schemes and fake operators, for
advertising during the soldiers reunion.
Soldiers VIII not take time to read any
thing during their stay in the city, save
that found in the daily newspapers Ad-
yertsing schemes Of any description IN
less in the shape Of a souvenir that they
would preserve and take away with them,
is worthless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
a fat failure.

Mr.. Charles White, late chief electrician
Of the National Stock yards Of East St
Louis, H.. arrived IN the city yesterday
and will make this his future home. His
wife and daughter have been here some
three weeks visiting Mrs. Whites parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sites Of South Mar
ket street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
EAGLES.


Mr.. Manning has not decided which
pitcher he viii use but it will be one of
the four. Ed. Hoover who is playing
third base for Kansas City. is a Wichita
boy. and learned to play about the com
mons here. He has shown himself to be
able to travel in fast company and Man
ager Manning has decided to retain him
in that position regularly. The many
admirers Of Mr.. Hoover VIII no doubt be
in attendance to see him shoot the sphere
across the diamond. The railroads have
made one fare for the round trip good
until Monday and a large out of town
delegation VIII be here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07
NINTH EVENT.

Fifteen single targets. entrance fee 81
First prize. choice o. any suit % clothes
in the hoose, value 50. by Clarence Full
ton; second prize. me rocking chair, val
ued ~ IS, by Charles Daniels; third prize.
Burt & Packard shoes. valued 1T s. by
Christman Bros: fourth prize hunting
coat, value $50 by George Barnard <
Co; fifth prize. fifty Jackson's best cigars
value S2.50 by J. P. Johnson; sixth prize.
dve-pound box candy. value 81. by Son
Ton Bakery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-07

The Easter services a: the Reformed
church on Sunday morning viii be IN
d9ubtedly the finest ever held in that
church. 4 large class VIII he confirmed.
The church viii be appropriately deco
rated for the Easter season and the music
promises 10 be a rare treat The chorus
choir Of twenty-five voices viii be assist
81 nv exr-fIe1- sorOiS-S
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
BURIAL COMPANY CHARTER
To 10 a General Undertaking Bnsi-
ness-Electric Road Wins.

Judge Minor. in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday afternoon granted a
charter 10 the Peerman Burial company
the object Of which is 20 do general
undertaking business
Tho CAPITAL stock is 10 be not Tess than
e. opo nor more than $4,000. the main Of
fee is 10 be i'm Richmond. and not more
than five acres Of real estate are TO De
held.
The officers for the first year are c. F.
Belvin, president; VIM. II Atkinson, sec
rotary and =. II. peerman. manager. mo
directors are g.. T.. Belvin. II. y. Price
and J. O.. Peerman. The incorporatoIS
are j. G.. Peerman. G. T.. Belvn. II. y.
Price. J. a. Briggs. and W. h. Cotes.
The place OF business is 10 be 20 NO.
1915 east Broad street
The case Of Veronica Lavinka against
the Richmond Railway and Electric com
pany was tried yesterday I'm the Law ana
Equity Court and verdict was returned
for the defendant.
Motion for judgment for SO was filed In
the case of Waller Holiday against IL. j.
Jusiis and Il. \. Justis.
DEGREES were entered in the following
cases:
The First National Bank of Virginia
against Yancey and others.
BrysOn against BldBood ana others,
answer Of the executors Of Lewis Ginter.
The following DEGREES We're handed down
by Judge b. a. Hancock in the Chancery
court.
Saunders against Saunders; directing
the sale of bonds and paying out the
proceeds to those entitled to receive
them.
II. +. franklin against the city OF
Richmond and others; decree of refer
ence.
LuGsey and others against Buchanan;
directing the sale Of property No. 81
Twcnty-fourth street.
Barnes against Pitcher. trustee, and
others: directing the sale Of the Rich
mond city Mills
Browns administrator against Burton
administrator; decree confirming com
missloncr's report and disbursing funds
In the Circuit Court the suit OF the
Solicitors Loan and Trust Company
trustee. against John Bowers was dis
missed.
The Hastings Court yesterday adjourn
ed for the term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
KlONDlKE OUTPUT.
Captain HaIy Says IL VIII Soon Be
500. 900. 900 q Year.

CHICAGO. November 4-Capiain Jonn
J Healy, vice-president of big Alas
kan transportation company, who has
lust returned from a six..years' sojourn
in the Klondike, said in an interview
yesterday:
1.-THE truth about the Yukon country
IS that IL will yield 100000 between
now ana next October. and with the
completion Of government roads and the
operation of quartz mining machinery,
the output will amount to 800 oo409 IN
gold annually. In less than five years
10000 whites will be at work in the
Yukon. and a hundred years OF steady
labor will not exhaust profitable mining
in Alaska.
Now. the question arises said cap
tain Healy. chow are these statements
10 be reconciled with the hard luck tales
brought out Of the Yukon? Whether II
is believed or not. the simple truth IS
this: Scores Of men who have gone 70
that country don't know pay dirt when
they see il. They are farmers and green
horns aud cannot set "a sluice-boN or
make rifle 10 save their lives. \ sluice
box must have a certain pitch or the
washings will not pan out. Some are
quick 10 catch on to these things, while
others are not"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
WOMAN TELLS OF MURDER.
Mrs. Myers Says Her Paramour Killed
Two Men in the Desert.

Los ANGELES. CAL, Nov. 4.-The
story of the murder Of two men on the
desert OF southern Nevada in April last
year has just been told by the mistress
Of the murderer.
Mrs. Myers was married on Monday
last. and on Tuesday she confessed that
John Hancock. with whom she lived at
the time. killed George Engelke, vet
Urinary surgeon of southern California,
and Peter EdmistOn Of Canada, "A conirac-
tor. The two men disappeared in the des-
ert and no trace of them was found.
Mrs. Myers. with her small boy. accom-
panied Hancock from southern California
to Salt Lake. on the way they fell in
with Engelke and EdmistOn Hancock
wanted the property Of the two men. and
one night when in the wild mountain
country OF Nevada, he told Mrs. Myers
he was going to kin them. She tried vain
" to dissuade him. lie shot them bothI
as they were asleep, buried the bodies
under stones. and took their belongings
Since then Mrs. Myers has lived In Tear
that Hancock would kin her as the only
witness of his crime. Hancock is nov
in San Bernardino jail lie is an eX-
convict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
CUBAN ARMY
OF OCCUPATION.
An Order Issued Designating the
Forces and Their Location.
GENERAL LEES HEADQUARTERS
Will BE nj Havana-The Troops to BE
Held in Headlines and to Move
From Time To Time Under
Future Instructions.
GENERAL LEES HEADQUARTERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. "A general
order was issued today, designating
the troops for the occupation OF CUBA
Ii is as follows.
The Secretary OF War desires that the
following troops be held in readiness 10
proceed TO the island OF Cuba ana 10
OCCUPY the stations herein designated ;
tho movement to take place from time
10 time Under instructions 10 be com
municated hereafter:
First Army Corps, headquarters AT
Cienfuegos. First Division headquatleiS
at Cienfuegos; First Brigade heau-
quarters and one regiment Of nish,ry
a. santa Clara. two regiments OF IN
fanny and the the Ninth United states
cavalry at CfoufuegOs, Sec0Hd bf'S@n
HEADQUARTERS and two regiments OF III
fantry at Trinidad; one regiment Oh III
fantry at Sancu spirllus.
SECOND DIVISION.
,rbird Prirade-Headquart and one
ro-ir,ent of infantry at Sagua la Grande'
on regiment Of infantry at Palacetas
AMI one regiment OF infantry distributor
between Remedies and CalDarien.
Second Observation-Disclosures at Ma
tanzas: First Brigade and the lehIh
United States Cavalry at Matanzas'
second Brigade at Cardenas.
second ARMY Corps-Headquarters at
navana: First and Second DIVISIONS I"
! Havana. AZ.
Third Observation-Disclosures at Ma
riel. 80
First Brigade headquarters and one
regiment of infantry at Pinar del no
one regiment of infantry al Mariel one
regiment Of infantry at Guanaja
Second ade-Headquarters and one
regiment of infantry at Neuvitas; one
| regiment OF infantry at Puerto Principe
Six troops Of the Eighth United States
Cavalry at Neuvitas.
| LEE At HAVANA
Seventh Army Corps. headquarters at
| ffavaua. First and Second Divisions AT
| Havana: Second and Sixth L: 5. Cavalry
at Havana. ~,
the second Regiment Of L. S. Artillery
| will be assigned TO the seventh Corps
| prior 20 the departure from the Unlte'
] states. The batteries will retain their
present stations until notified to prepare
| for embarkatlon for Havana.
Four light batteries TO be hereafter de-
| signated will be assigned as follows:
Two to the garrison Of Havana and two
N Matanzas. The Second. Sixth ana
| Tenth L. s Cavalry will remain with the
| Fourth Army Corps until detached TOT
| em5arkat'op. ,.,.
Corns commanders are charged win
the preparation Of their commands LOT
| these movements. The quartermaster
general will make timely arrangement IS
! for the transportation, not only or the
commands. but the necessary impedemeh-
| IA Hospitals will. as far as possible oe
provided I'm advance OF the arrival Of me
| troops. Subsistence to meet the needs OF
the above service will be fully provided
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
NEW ERA HAS COME.
Success of the Southern Railways
Management.

Writing from pittsburg Pa, cores
pondcnt Of the Duluth, MINI, Evening
Herald. speaks as follows In recent
issue OF that paper;
A new era I'm railroad management ana
railroad investment has como IN tnis
countrv-the investment age-the running
Of railroads for dividends for their Stock
holders. You may say that Is no new
era. that has always been the reason for
running railroads. May be. hut the raH-
road history I'm this country doesn't snow
1t. The past era has been largely n STOCK
iohbng era The power OF }. Plerpont
Morgan in the financial world Is TO a
great extent putting The railroads or
America uoon q new basis IN PAVING me
way Tor their control for dividend por-
poses. pure and simple. Nj Morgan
represents investors more than stock
dealers and SPECTATORS. and whie he
controls the roads he selects the best
practical railroad men In the country lot
managers and gives the road careful
management. lie Is not "a railfoad
wrecker and does not run railroads Tor
the sake OF milking them.
Jim Inn has always managed tne Great
Northern IN a way TO make IL "A olvloeHo-
payer. Low fixed charges, small cost
per mile for construction, the lowest
practical grades. the best terminal faeili-
ties possible with business to Shippers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
KERR'S FORECAST
OF THE ELECTION
CONTINUED from First Page)

OF these districts. a loss Of two per cent.
of the Republican vote will give the
Democrats majority I'm the next House.
And when IL Is considered that IN adol
ton the Republicans concede loss OF
twenty-five districts north OF Mason ana
Dixon's line. IL must be plain to every
one the sorry plight their statisticlan
must be in TO make 1t appear they nave
any possible hope.
GAINS AND LOSSES.
IN lie more explicit the Republicans
have qg rnenqbers al present from New
ENGLAND. while the Democrats have one.
which will be increased TO three ana
possibly five I'm the next House. In me
Middle and Western States the Repub-
Iicans have 112 members In the present
House. while the Democrats and Fusion
lists have only q. which will be Increased
To a with q fighting chance m ., aodi-
tional districts. leaving only - districts
certain 10 the Republicans. The South
sent . Republicans and l92 Democrats
and Populists 10 the last House. The
Republicans cannot hope TO retain more
than II Of these members IN the next
giving the opposition gain Of II mem
hers from the South alone, with n hght-
ing chance for four more And thus >
made up the statement which indicates
that the Republicans are only certain OF
loo districts. and If they were able 10
carry an OF the remaining a doubtful
districts they could not have a majority
Of the next House.
ALGER AND HANNA.
When we consider that the Republican
campaign has been seriously embarrassed
nv the results of Agerism. the charges
against Hanna and his methods. the up
rising for pure government and against
Ouavism In Pennsylvania. the canal
frauds and DISGUST with Piattism In New
York. the antics Of that political mounte-
bank Pingree, who IS leading the cause
of the Republican party In Michigan. and
the dangerous demagogery OF Tanner
and his followers in Illinois. the Repubh-
cans are indeed I'm a sorry plight before
the country At this time. D.sOrganized
and divided almost everywhere, under the
circumstances 10 believe II were possible
for them to succeed would be a loss or
faith I'm the intelligence and patriotism OF
the American people The Republican
party has been weighed I'm the balance
and found wanting. II IS necessary Tor
Il Democratic House to save the country
from the Gage bill and other vicious leg
| islatiOn II Is necessary 10 have a Dem
ocratic House 10 bring TO judgment and
drag 20 Justice the criminals who have
murdered our brave boys who volunteered
| to save the lives OF Cuban patriots The
people are thinking, the quiet IS but
| "A ull before the storm. the extent and
the magnitude Of the peoples victory at
the polls on the sth Of November next
can only be calculated after the vote
has been cast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
BOYS Emporium.

Satisfaction or your money BACK
is Our ruling principle.
If you haven't boys of your own
tell your friends who have.
Tell them we know that they
don't all know, bat that we are
going to make them know, that
our boys store, everything con-
sidered, is by far the best in Rich
mond.
Here's how:
Bows Umbrellas
Fast black cotton, sturdy frames,
IS cents.
Absurd price, isn't it' But one
has TO do absurd things in order to
attract attention.
Boys Hats
Pearl Alpines, black band, 90
cents.
Our own buyer can hardly tell
them from our regular Alpines at
S1.oo-but we are going to attract
| attention.
Boys Shoes
Sizes IL to 2, cushioned bot
toned, Sis.
Some sort of Shoes are selling
to-day in other stores at 81. so and
S3-but we're going to attract at
tention.
Boys Double-Breasted Sack Suits
Sizes 7 to II, $500,
About half the usual price; but
we want you to know that, for
boys, there is no cheap clothing as
good as ours, no good clothing as
cheap as ours.
Tell your friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
TIILMAN AND
DANIEL SPEAK
in the saddle it hardly deserves much
20 80 DANIELS sPEECH.
CONTINUED from First Page)


DANIELS SPEECH.
Senator Daniel made "A very conserNa-
tive sneech. eulogizing tho Democratic
partv and condemning tho Republican
party. He said that re learned that tho
canvass here is not being conducted on
the rennements OF political issues, put III
favor of good government ana the rulo
of Intelligence. IL there is a race ques-
lion here il is no novelty for the Anglo
Saxon 10 deel with.
senator Daniel spoke OF the feeling
toward the negro Ina the North ana sdid
thar the best friend Of the negro was
the Southern man and that the greatest
enemy the black man had was the white
man who tried 20 put the negro In RUE
over his white neighbors.
THE NEGROES FRIENDS.
"The negro has no better friend than
the Southern man. reared at ms side' 10
whom he owes his civilization, but Nlr-
ginf, Mississippi louisiana, Florida,
South Carolina. Texas, Arkansas ana
Governor Tanner. Of Illinois, have come
10 the conclusion that the negro Is
nice man in his place. but put In charge
Of the government he Is not as nice, ana
North Carolina will come TO the same
conclusion on the Sth day OF Noyem-
Der.
81 have heard with regret that an at
tenpt IS 10 be made 10 bring soldiers hero
TO intimidate the white men. hope Mr..
Mckinley will refuse TO send his soldiers
here. because / do not think he has the
right 10 do so. | don't want any man
TO do what he mas no right 20 do, but II
the Republicans desire TO make turn
key job Of the election in this state IN
favor Of the Democrats they VIII send
the soldiers here 10 hold your elections.
81 hon nHantG
termine they are going 10 establish honest.
free government, with officers In charge
OF II whom they can trust 20 preserve
their honor and the honor OF their wives
| and children, no power on earth can
nrnvanf IL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
DEWEYS FLEET.
lie viii Have One Second in Power TO
None in Eastern Waters.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Admiral
Ounce teiegraphed the Navy Department
to-day that the cruiser Buffalo. Com
mander Hemphill. had sailed at noon
for the Philippines via Suez. The gun
boat Helena sailed yesterday for the
same destination.
With these accessiOns. coming I'm on
the heels Of Captain Barker's squadron
Of batueships and golfers. Admiral
Dewey will have a formidable fleet,
probably second in offensive power 10
only one European nation. namely, Eng
land. in Eastern waters.
II IS not believed. however. thas he
will have need of all this force and he
doubtless VIII be able 10 spare some
of the vessels which may be in need
of repair 10 return To Mare Island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
ORIGIN OF THE COCKTAIL.
First Made by "A Thirsty Virginian
Many Years Ago.

The cocktail was the invention OF co..
onel Carter OF Culpeper Courthouse, Va.
Many years ago In that locality there was
a wayside inn named THE Cock and
Bottle" the sembiance Of an old English
tavern. and which bore upon its sign
a cock and bottle, meaning thereby that
draught and bottled ale could be had
within-the cock" I'm old vernacular,
meaning the tap. He, therefore. who
got the last and muddy portion Of the
tap was said 10 have received the cock
tail" Upon one occasion when Colonel
Carter was subjected In the indignity OF
having his muddy beverage put before
him. ne threw II angriiy upon the floor
and exclaimed: Hereafter ) will drink
cocktails OF my own brewing and then
and there he dashed together bitters,
sugar. the Oh Of lemon peel and some
old Holland gin and thus then and there
was the original cocktail concocted.-
waterbury American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
IIcnrico News Notes.

The Electoral Board Of Henrico County
ho,t a meeting at the Eounty Court.
house yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Board consists OF Squire x. r.
Ccwis (chalrman). Mr.. h. +. Boyer lsev-
retary). and Mr. w. \. Ford. The pro-
ceedings OF the Board were superintend-
ed according to law By Judge Ashby
Wickham.
BETTE Johnson. colored. was before
,snuire r. f. Lewis. OF fulton. fast week
charged with breaking into. entering and
stealing from the house Of a colored VIZ
man named Mary Walker certain articles
OF personal wear.
Squire Lewis thought the evidence
pretty strong against Bette and sent the
case on 10 the grand jury,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
ATLANTA'S JUBILEE.
Railroads Make Onc-Fare Kate
from Southern Points.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. "A mass meet
ing of passenger representatives, of South
ern railroads held here to-day voted a
rate Of one fare for the round trip for
Atlanta's Peace Jubilee. which is to DE
held December lith and 18th. These
rates are to apply In the CaroHnas Flor
ida. Alabama and Tennessee. From an
Georgia points "A rate OF one and one
tenth OF a cent per mile was made, tick
cts TO be sold for two days preceding tho
jubilee.
President Mckinley and his Cabinet
have accepted an invitation TO come and
the President assured a commission al
Atantans recently I'm Washington that
ne would certainly be here.
Elaborate preparations are being made
70 entertain the visitors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05

in weight, but the University team has
the advantage in practice. J. Il. Is.
Cowan. Of Virginia. was umpire, S. y.
Alexander. OF Charlotte, referee; Car
land Daniel and ID. II. Blair time-keep-
cTs.
The Virginians are the first team TO
score on Carolina this year.
The Virginians play Guilford CoieEe
on the latter's grounds tomorrow. while
University plays Davidson College at
Charlotte
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
Work on the Colon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The naval bu.
reau chiefs have recommended 10 Assis-
tant Secretary OF the Navy Allen that
the Merritt Company be allowed 20 con-
tinue their work on the Christobal Colon
under an agreement 10 pay savage 20
thar, only In case the vessel Is raised. and
meanwhile 20 discontinue the heavy per
diem payments the company Is now nc.
ceiving Lieutenant Hobson made an
argument before the decision was reacneos