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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
Turnefest victors Crowned

Hamburg. July 2S-The successful turn
fest was concluded here last evening,
when oak 1eaves were distributed to the
123 victors. There was a great torchlight
procession last night. in which 1900 torch
bearers took part. 1t was witnessed by
enormou crowds OF people and the great
est enthusiasm was mantle sted.
Wilhelm LANCE of 81. louis was second
in three jumps and another st. LOUIS
gymnast was first in The obstacle race.
St. Loui, Mo, July 2s.-St. Louis sent e
team OF five men, consisting Of William
Lange. William Tritschler. William Sysn-
ming. Hugo Hoffstetter and George Braun.
to contest with the German turner's for
honors at Hamburg. The report tt II :wo
of them had won prizes was received with
great satisfaction here. William LANCE,
who was second in three Jumping con-
tests. is a champion in that class. The
gymnast who was first in the obstacle
race and whose name was not menticned.
cannot be anybody but Hugo Hodstttter.
who IS considered the best in that par
ticular line In America. BoJh the win
ners are members OF the South ST. Louis
turnverein.
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NOTICES OF ALLOTMENT
Are Assignable the Same rs the
Bonds They Represent.

Washington. July 2S.-The treasury de-
partment today issued the following
statement authorizing the assignment of
the new bonps:
IN order 10 save vexatious embarrass-
ment to larger subscribers to the war
bonds-meaning by this subscribers for
moer than S50O-the department has ar
ranged to recognize transfers of notices
of allOtments. so that persons receiving
notice of the amount allotted to them will
be in position to realize on them in case
OF necessity; substantially. readily as If
they were in possession of the bonds al
loted 20 them. This has seemed 10 be the
duty of the treasury department in view
OF the unavoidable delay in placing the
actual bonds in the hands of the larger
subscribers The energies of the depart
Inent are now directed to shipping bonds
10 small subscribers under the general
tceory OF the law that the small subscrib-
ers should receive the first consldera-
ton.
while making the allotment notice as
signable as provided Will not be as con-
venient to the larger subscribers as would
| 4 more pertinent delivery of the bonds,
it is believed the arrangement will fairly
meet the needs of those who. for various
reasons, cannot await the actual delivery
OF the bonds
Sample forms Of assignment and trans
/ fer nave been furnished to the sub-trea-
! sury in New York, Boston. Philadelphia.
/ Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati. ST. outs.
/ san Francisco and New Orleans, where
/ application can be made by those interes-
! ted and fuller particulars obtained"
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Missouri. A. w. state Meet.

St Joseph. Mo-, July 2S-Ten events
cons tituted the card of the L. A. W. state
meet today. The races viii be concluded
tomorrow night. Summaries:
One mile open, amateur: Earl Peabody
Chicago first; Jerry Woodward, Detroit,
second. viii Guthrie. Springfield. third
Time, 2:21 %.
One mile handicap, professional: George
Mersetein, Omaha 90 yards). first; E. D.
McKeon, Dayton. o. ESQ yards, second;
Charles E. Shook, Greene, Ia. Q20 yards),
third: S. L. Himstreet, Denver % YARDS.
fourth. Time 2.13 2-5.
Half mile open, amateur: Frank Cos
tello. St Louis. first; Frank White. Kan
sas City, second Earl Peabody. Chicago,
third. Time 1:O6 2-5.
Two mile Jap race professional; prizes
$40, s. and s. to each lap winner. liver
Lawson, Chicago, first and four lap prizes
George Merstein, Omaha, second and two
laps; w. B. Vaughn, San Diego. third and
one lap; John Lawson. Chicago, one lap
prize. Time 1853 20
Ona mile, Missouri championship and
gold medal: A. L. Laitner, Kansas City,
won. Time 2:26 is.
One mile open, professional: liver Law
son, Chicago first; Overstreet second;
C. R. MCCARTHY. St Louis, third. George
Merstein, Omaha, fourth. Time AIS
One mile handicap. amateur: A. l.. Lait-
| ner, Kansas City Cos YARDS, first; e. K.
Reilly, St. Joseph Q5O yards), second; ].
H. White, Kansas City CAS- yards. third.
Time PIP 10
One mile open. amateur: Jerry Wood
ward, Detroit first; Henry Rebersnield.
Kansas City, second; Earl Peabody, third.
! Time, 2:40.
| Five miles. Missouri state championship
amateur: ]. w. White, Kansas City, first;
| Frank White, St Louis. second; A. L.
Laitner Kansas City, third. Time 1915.
liver Lawson, paced by two tsndems
went a mile and broke the state profes-
sional record of 1:54 Is He made II
| IN TAT
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closed today with the election OF the FOL
lowing officers;
President. Fred Bader. Cincinnati; vice
president. 7. J. tIzmorris. Omaha: secre-
rary. H. F. {. Cellarius. Cincinnati; as
sistant secretary. w. G. Bell. Austin, Tex.
treasurer. Jos. X Gamble, Philadelphia;
executive committee: Charles K Clark.
San Francisco; julius Stern, Chicago; W.
H Williams. New Orleans: George II.
Smith. Indianapolis: D. EIdredge. Bos-
ton. Louis J. Morris. Michigan; F. j.
Mayer, Mississippi; Seymour Dexter. FL
mira n. " Henry 5. RoseHthal. Cincin-
natl: Joseph H. PaAs;. Philadelphia, Jno.
L. Kennedy. Omaha; George Stumpf.
Kansas City, F. T. Gafford- Kansas.
Niagara Fails was chosen as the next
place Tor meeting in 1888.
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ARMY HEALTH BULLETIN
Skaters Command 90 BE Moved to
MOntanlA Point l.

Washington, July 2S.-The war depart
ment tonight posted the following:
Adjutant General Of the Army-Condi-
lions on the 2'th: Total sick, APP; total
fever cases, 5,l93; new cases fever. 81
cases fever returned TO duty. 542
Deaths: Private J. II. Farrell. company
II. Ninth Massachusetts volunteers at
Siboney. yellow fever; Corporal Thomas
Roylston, company D. Twenty-fourth in
fantry. Siboney, yeaow fever. Private
William II. Byers. company y, Seven
teenth infantry. cerebral apoplexy.
SKATER, Major General.
Secretary Alger is deeply concerned over
VIE welfare Of the gallant troops under
Skaters command. now encamped on the
outskirts of Santiago. The health report
shows surprisingly large number Of
cases of sickness. but army surgeons au-
thorie the statement that these figures
are misleading in a certain sense. and that
the situation may not be nearly SO bad
as they would seem 10 indicate. The
slightest ailment Of tho most temporary
nature sufiices 10 place soldiers name
on the sick reports, which. in their pres
ent shape, would not distinguish between
such case and one Of mortal illness. The
inference is that many OF these cases IN
Skaters camp are OF a trivial nature
but so to swell its grand total of sick and
wounded. Notwithstanding this mitigat.
ing fact. Secretary Alger- IS going to re-.
move the soldiers at the very earliest Cd
portunity TO a more healthful climate
The surgeon general. under the direction
OF the secretary a few DAYS aro frspa9.es
a tract OF land adjoining Montauk Point
Long Island. belonging 10 the Long ISlant
Railroad company. which has been ofTeret
20 the government as suitable for a lsrg,
encAmpment The tract is three nils.
square contains an abundance q fresl
water, a considerable lake. a Hill $50 fee
In height and many other sanitary al
vantages. including salt water bathing
The necessary orders 10 equip this as
camping ground Will 90 forward imme
diately and every advantage viii be takel
OF the experience gained in the formation
OF the great camps at ChIcksmsuga an,
Camp Alger 10 make the conditions 8.
comfortable as possible for the battle
SCARED veterans OF Skaters army. Tn
time for their removal is left 20 Genera
Shsfter. the only limitation placed upol
him being that ne shall not delay IN,
ko1neward sailing o. his troops beyond HI
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san Pedro Harbor Contract.

Washington, July 2-General Wilson,
chief Of engineers. has received teie-
gram from Representative Mann OF Hi
no!s in behalf Of Heidmaier Neu OF
Chfca 20, TO whom was awarded the con
tract for the construction Of the break
water at San Pedro haroor, California ex-
pressing great Indignation at the report
that the firm had abandoned he contract
He SAYS that on the contrary the firm IS
anxiouts to GO ahead with the work as
soon as possible.
washington. July 8.-The various
statements relative % the San Pedro.
California, harbor contract were set al
rest today By the following telegram from
Representative Mann Of Illinois. sent 10
the war department.
Hon. J NJ wilson. Chief q Engineers.
Washington, D. C.-Hegdmser & Nue. are
prepared to sign contract and have 10
thought Of giving = up. statemen. %
contrary absolutely false Have inst seen
them. They expect contract and XII d
work on san Pedro harb3r
Cs!EneD JAMES r MANN"
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DEwEy,s, COUNSEL NOT ASKED

Washington, July 2S-Secretary Long
said today that so far as he knew no
cable request had been sent TO Admiral
Dewey to give his views on the political
future of the Philippines, as was stated
in some publications today. The secre-
tary of the navy would be cognizant or
any inquiry of this character directed to
Admiral Dewey. Moreover, the sugges-
ton that the administration desired the
advice of Admiral Dewey as prelimin-
airy to the answer to SPANS peace pro-
posal is regarded as manifestly improb-
able, as it would take four or five days
for a dispatch boat to get the govern
ment's message from Hong Kong to Ad-
miral Dewey at Manila and as much long
er to get back the reply, whereas the
governments answer to SPANS proposal
will be made within the next day or two.
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
A1IcSnr-r,r u Ac.IE,If, TICKET OEEICH

L. r. DELANEY. Agent
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Ak|NLEY and SPAIN
Continued from First Page.)

With these well defined rules of military
procedure. accepted by all nations. the as
sertion attributed to Premier Sagasta that
me mere overtures for a cessation OF hos
tilities should in itself stop these HOSTILE
ties, is regarded as Unaccountable.
Moreover, It is looked upon as showing
disposition on the part Of Spain not 70
deal with frankness and with the usual
customs of international procedure. but
rather 20 adopt methods which will excite
foreign powers and create misleading
prejudice against the United States. This
view is likely 10 seriously prejudice the ef-
forts of the Spanish government toward
the opening of peace negotiations here. to
believe that theonly method OF procedure
which will be clearly understood by Spain.
is TO push the war forward vigorously
and without resource TO evasive diplomacy
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WAR TAX DECISION
Goes Against the Express Companies
in Chicago.

Chicago. July 2S.-Judge Tuley. OF he cir
cult court, today ruled in favor OF the ship
pers in the test case brought by the Illi-
noise Manufacturers Association. granting
a writ of mandamus compelling the United
States Express company TO accept for
transportation packages for shipment
without the payment OF one cent in excess
OF the regular rate, The case will be ap-
pealed by the defendants.
The court held that II was not Within
the shippers to issue the bin. and that The
law expressly provides that the person
issuing the receipt shall aff1x the stamp.
Three million dollars annually Is me
estimated sum which the express COM
panies will have to pay IN case the opin-
ion is sustained by the higher courts.
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O a - IT . II Z a.
B.an.A. Hl's sas ~ "a. -..- S''EH
''. a IHAzzZu
nis.Iennrie. in Distress

Huntington. Ind. July a-Tas Ualtsd
Brethren Missionary society haS received
iert~r from =. 2 Wherefore. ca.s1
Bonshe. West Africa. June =. stating taai
ne and MS family have reached Bo1tne
safety. They ware psgsdeTs3 ef sTsry-
th.nz 5y re natives IN tas va Tse.r
home a. wei az TIE MISSION brilclass
we're burned Everything e. H0r7al gee
was destroyed yE8gberfsrce ans family
escaped % B8aths bare u c-otalnE SID
have rssz.Te-i 10 rsslsf a. ys- Tals =
~ nrs, ~o-d from W bersgrcs O. Aay %
ne refugees s1nce March - E1DTss III
ds r-aas At once for ths sskss u Eslsesr-
fs-cs and others -sS eSczps4 re szzs-
sarre
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his decision the attorneys representing
che bondholders fled an amendment to
the bill OF complaint n which are made
charges Of corruption in the Illinois leg
islature which passed the consolation
act our Of the companies in the trust,
the Peoples. the Equitable. the Chicago
and the Consumers. are accused of ap-
propr.ating and using $4,000 toward Sc
curing the passage Of the bill The
amendment asks that the officers of these
corporations be made TO account FOR tie
money thus spent.
No attempt will be made 10 interfere
with the entry Of Judge Gibbons decree.
the amendment being fled solely for the
purpose of a proposed appeal to the
higher courts
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EXCURSIONS

The Frisco Line will sell tickets at rata
Of one and one-third for the round trip
account the following meetings
Annual meeting Commercial law
League OF America, Put-in-Bay. Ohio.
July 2G=29.
Annual convention Kansas Free
Thought and splTltuallst association. OF
u va. Kan. July 27-August
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July zs-August O.
Annual meeting League OF American
Municipalities. Detroit. Michigan. Au-
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Christian Union OF the United Prssbytsr-
Ian Church Of North america. Bsratosa.
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Annual meeting Advent Christian
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CAsTS RH n.
81. eIhs Kind You Have ksaTS BOugh
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LATE NEWS BY WIZ E

Washington. july 2s--The president to
day appointed Frederick w. Baumhon
postmaster at ST. Louis, Mo.
York. Neb.. July 2S.-The fusion conyen-
ton OF the Fourth Nebraska district re-
nominated W. L. Stark for congressman
by reclamation.
Viena, July 2s.-Today the second game
of the chess match between Pillsbury and
Tarrasch was played and Pilsbury won
Each player has now won game.
London. July 2S.-At the third days rae
ing OF the Goodwood 1898 meeting today
Lord Penryhin's 3-year-oid colt King 3
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ereigns. Five horses ran over the course.
two miles and a half De Rothschhd's
Pie Poudre was second and J. keene's St.
Cloud II third.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET oEFtSAk
ia North Main Street, Wichita. han
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets to AL points In tie
world
We are agents for the following lines OF
ocean steamship companies and keep tne
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upon purchasing we eaa hand them 70 you
at once
American line. New York to southamp-
ton
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pool.
Anchor line. New York to Glasgow
Cunard line. New York 10 Liverpool
North German Lloyd. New York to
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa. Naplea.
Gibraltar. Austria. China and Japan.
White Star Line. New York 20 Liverpool.
Cape Town. South Africa and South Am
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We also make q speciality OF prepaid
ocean tickets. So that anyone desiring
to pay for ticket here to bring over their
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livery OF the ticket on the other side.
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Kiondikers Meet Head winds

San Francisco, Cal. July 2S-After q
long trip. made miserable by prevailing
headwinds and lack of fresh food, the
little schooner Carrie and Annie. Of Bos-
ton, arrived here today. The Carrie and
Annie is bound for Seattle, but she was
forced to put in hero for repairs AMI sup
plies She has on board a number cf Bos-
ton people who are interested in Aiaska
and who left Boston for San. Francisco
via the Straights of Magellan.
The steamer Portland. from st. Michael.
arrived this evening, bringing seven re
turning miners and quantity OF god
dust, the value of which is as yet ua-
known
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liNSEED OIL TRUST SOLID
Somewhat Short of Funds But NO he-
ceiyership Thought OF.

Chicago, July 2S.-The secretary OF the
National Linseed Oil company has mott
fed the board Of trade to transfer to Al
bert Dickinson at SO cents all the COM
pany's open fiaxseed trades. The market
after the transfers had been made rallied
to Sc cents. shower considerable strength
and closed a IS cents.
1t is said that over 100000 bushels OF
fiaxseed changed hands.
Persons interested, particularly and otn-
erwise, called at the Office Of President
Euston for information. He said there is
no change in the affairs or the financial
condition of the company to warrant the
rumors which have been circulated that
the company is going into the hands OF a
receiver The company has no past due
paper and it's losses on the seed market
have been largely exaggerated. At this
date and at present market prices its
quick assets are sufficient to pay its la
blides.
The company has an authorized capital
of $4,000 000. According 10 statements
said to have been made by President Eus-
ton 10 brokers, the company was short
of cash for margins. owing to the slump
In the price Of faxseed. but would be in
funds shortly. so that the closing Of the
trades would not interfere with its oper-
atoms in any way whatever. The price Of
fsxseed was really below the cost Of pro-
duction. A large amount had been sold
within a short tine at from SIG TO SO
and the company would probably be in
tina market very soon Tor cash fax al 81.
Il is understood that the banks OF Chi
cago have loaned the company from ssS)-
90 20 500 90 on warehouse receipts. at
about 50 cents. being hence amply secured
None Of these seed have been sold. doubt
| less. as one banker said. because they did
| not wish to take advantage Of the COM
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BISMARCK I'm MUCH PAIN
Still His Appetite is That OF Robust
HIM

Hamburg, July 2S.-Prince Bismarck has
somewhat improved since yesterday even
ing. His condition might be described as
fairly good But for violent pains in his
foot and face, he would have passed a
good night. As it was he slept fairly. The
princes diet yesterday included ham. ca
Ware, eggs, beer and champagne. The
prince smoked his pipe and read the news
papers in bed today.
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PETER MURRAY DEAD
Funeral Will Occur This Afternoon
at = 30 Id. m

Mr.. Peter Murray, 723 West Central
avenue, died at 1870 last night, and will
be buried from the residence today at 2:3O
p. m. The funeral will be conducted by
c. H. Wareham, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. Murray was 81 years of age and
has been a very strong man, and battled
for nine weeks with severe sickness be-
fore surrendering to the last enemy. He
leaves large family Of children. several
of whom have lived in Wichita for some
years past.
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GERMANS CRITICIsE THE TERMS

London, July 2S-The Berlin correspond
ent Of the Times says:
THE terms of peace which America I'M
poses occasion surprise here. as much too
hard The National Gazette remarks that
the United States have not a victory sig
nal enough to warrant such hard terms,
and expresses the opinion that the pros
poets Of peace are, in consequence very
gloomy
The Times, commenting editorially upon
the suggestion of the National Gazette
that the United States has not vic
tory signal enough to warrant the hard
terms they would impose" says:
This suggestion from would-be friends
of Spain merely shows that these critics
entirely fail to grasp the military signif-
cameo of Americas sea power. Only by
prompt and straightforward dealings with
President Mckinley can Spain hope TO
revent the fruition of American imperial
policy in the Pacific, the advantages OF
which even peace-loving, moderate Amert-
cans ca mot ignore "
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CHICAGO GAS TRUST SUSTAINED
Eastern Bondhoiders Charge Bood-
linz in she Legislatures.

Chicago. July &--J1GEe Gibbons OF the
circuit court today rendered decision IN
favor OF the Chicago Gas trust and dis
miss4n al the cezss against l. Applicz-
uan had been made for = recsiv.r for the
tr-1st by eastern Ooadho4dsrs On the
ground that the concern Vas o@.ng MS
managed
seoa after Judge Glo0ons had rendered
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Duties on Personal Erects.

Washington. July 2S.-Au official state
ment has been received at the treasury
department showing that under the pres
ent tariff law the amour; Of duty col
lected during the last fiscal year on tho
personal effects Of steamship passengers
ARRIVING in this country was apout 40
per cent in excess Of the amount resolved
during the previous fiscal year. Last yer
the amount collected was sssS51S. or sbou:
81 per capita against s92. 5l2. or ssi5 cents
per capita. for the previous year
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TO TIE kLoNDiKE GOLD FIELDS.
The best and shortest line 70 the klon-
dixie gold fields IS via the Kansas Midland
and Union Pacific railways Save time.
and you are money ahead Can al City
Ticket Office. is North Main street. or
messenger depot. corner OF Mosley and
Ian,,glas avenues.
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moment when it shall be safe for them to
leave Santiago. having regard TO the fever
conditions. Meanwhile, details are being
made of troops to supply the force that
shall garrison Santiago so long as 1t shall
be found necessary 10 continue troops
there This force will be made UP almost
altogether Of immunes.
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GRAND ENcAMPMENr.
Knights OF Pythias. Indiana polls. Angus,
p 10 -

knights OF Pythias, Indiana polls. August
% 10 -.
The Supreme Grand Lodge session. Aug
ust 30 TO September TO- For the above oo-
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good returning not earlier than August q.
and not later than August %. Extension
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joint agent at Indianapolis on or before
August %. and payment ia him OF 3 cents.
For further Information call on or ad-
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City Ticket Agent
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A Child ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect Of Syrup of Figs. when in
need of a laxative. and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; SO that
it Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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GOING TO KANSAS CITY,
WHAT'S THE USE

,n losing an entire evening? You can
.,ena the evening with your friends At
tor,a and take the Rock Island train at
io:5 .. IN. reaching Kansas City at I'd
n m. Pullman sleeper and chair car with
out change A z. COOPER %. T. A.
Wichita. Kan.
EBEN MCLEOD. A. c. p. 7. A.
Topeka. kan