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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
ATTACHED HOUSE AND BICYCLE
Undertaken Begins SUIT to Collect for
EuriaI Ontfit

Mr.. Dunbar, the North Main street un-
dertaker. entered attachment proceedings
in the district court yesterday against
Mrs. Charles Clutcher, nee Mrs. Arthur P.
Slusser, to protect himself on bill which
the lady, as Mrs. SIusser. owed for the
burial Of her first husband a little over
a year ago. Mr.. Dunbar said ne mad been
very patient with her and never tried to
force collection on the bill until Mrs
Slusser married Mr.. Cluieher a few days
ago. After the marriage she borrowed
500 on her property on Water street and
Sunday night she and her new husband
left Dor Salt Lake City, where Mr.. Clutch
er is engaged in the railroad business.
Mr.. Dunbar heard that she had mortgaged
her home, and he obtained a promise from
her to call and see him before she left
but he said in her hurry to get away with
out seeing him she left her bicycle and
yesterday ne filed an attachment on the
bicycle and the property on Water street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
REV, SLUTZ LABOR SERMON
Preached to large audience Sunday
Night.

Rev. Dr. SIutz preached the third ser
mon Of his series on the labor problems
Sunday evening to a large and very ap-
prccialye audience. His subject was
some Friends Industry Must Cultivate"
and it proved a most interesting and in
structiye theme. The church was 5eauti-
fully decorated for Chudren's Day eXer-
clsas. the decorations having been left in
their position Tor the evening sermon.
The number Of members from the various
labor organizations that were present
proved ;hdt The interest in DIT. Slutzs
sermons is growing as the series progress
sas. DIR. Slu-z said the first. friend in
Gustry must cultivate was thrift. Il ought
u be a student IN the school Of thrift;
that the desaItory lao9r5r never would be
satisfactory 10 his employer and would
never be a success in any field OF work,
while the man OF lhrlfs would w.n any
where and would 5e an honor TO toll. He
would be q man in every respect and any
where worthy of his hire.
The second friend Il industry Dr. S,utz
said. should be the home. He TAINTED d
beautiful picture OF the home o. the man
OF toll when Chr-s, Gwels n it and where
there is love II wife and children there.
DR. SIltz believes In the labor unions and
me took as the third point OF his sermon
the stand that labor unions should be the
firm friend Of labor. He said lie thought
they were a great power for good IN vari-
ous Ways They made 1t possible TO eGu-
cate on the various problems OF la5o-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
Old MAN WILLIAMS
Who Was Robbed Near Buh-
Ter, Reno County, in 1897
VICTIM OF ALG00D GANG
[. ShivaS an Innocent Man in
Penitentiary.

officer W. P. F1eeman, who was one OF
the men to go out with Convict Alvin Bal
lard under permission of Governor Stan
ley OF seek confirmation of the confessions
Ballard had been making regarding the
New murder in Greenwood county in 1891,
passed through Wichita Sunday on his re-
turn from a trip in Reno and Chase coun-
ties While there on his last trip, Mr..
freeman says he found confirmation Of
two of Billiards. latest confessions which
viii bring about the release of L. Shives,
now serving a ten-year sentence in the
Kansas penitentiary for robbing old man
Williams, near Buhler, Reno county, in
February, 1897. Shives is a brother Of the
cashier of the Bank Of Burton. He says
now he can secure the dismissal of a
charge of murder against Harry Bran
ley, the son of a prominent Reno county
farmer.
Ballard, in his first confessions, dec,ar-
ed the innocence of Mrs. New and her
alleged accomplice, who were given life
sentences for the murder Of John New.
TO prove the correctness of his informa-
ton, Ballard offered to locate quantities
of property stolen by the Allgood gang,
that he was guilty Of the murder of Mr..
New His story bore the marks of genu-
ineness and the experiment of testing it
resulted in the recovery of upwards of
eighteen stolen horses. The latest tip on
which Mr.. Fleeman has been working con-
Germs the robbery of man named Will
Jams in Reno county in February, 1891
and the murder of one Rhyner, a hired
hand on the farm Of Captain Branley, of
Chase county, July "A. 1898 Although a
man is serving a sentence for the first
and the son Of the murdered mans en-
ployer is under charge of the second, Bal
lard affirms that the Allgood gang is
guilty of both crimes. Mr.. Fleeman says
his Investigations have convinced him that
such is the case.
q saw two women" he said who saw
the members of the gang at the scene of
Williams robbery not ten minutes before
it was committed and have discovered
some Of the means by which suspicion
was cast on Shives, who was afterward
convicted Of the crime. In the Rhyner
case, Ballard says that there was plot
TO murder Captain Branley Tor money ne
was supposed to have on him, and that
by mistake Branley's hired man was
killed instead. I have found out enough
50 that I think the prosecution of young
Branley will be stopped and my best evil
dence is that a member of the Allgood
gang was seen riding rapidly away from
the scene of the murder very soon after
it happened, and with no apparent excuse
for being on the Bran-ey premises. There
are many minor points which confirm the
main ones, and some good ones I cannot
now give OUT
The young lady mentioned is a school
teacher now employed at Sedgwick.
Everybody is acquainted with the trial
Of the men who were supposed to have
robbed Williams. The two men, one Of
whom was L. Shives, left Wichita about
o'clock Of the night Williams was
robbed
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Vote Thinks.

At regular meeting of Geo. II. Thomas
command L. V. L, held June :, 1873. the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. That vote of thanks BE- ex-
tended to Professor Carson and all other
teachers in the public schools of Wichita
for their very loyal and patriotic addresses
and other exercises had prior to Tetcra-
ton Day. in the honor and nem)ry cf the
nations sacred dead.
Resolved That the thanks OF Goo. II.
Thomas command IS hereby extended to
the Rev DR.. Slutz of the First NJ j.
church for the very able and eloqu~-t
tribute paid by him on Memoril, Sunday
othe heroic sacrifice and memory Of our
nations dead. and for him commend l9.e
reference and advice to those yet LIVING.
Resolved. That the adjutant furnish a
copy to each Of the city paoefs.
R s BELL, NGjstaat.
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Would Not suffer SO Again for Fifty
Times Its Price.

avOke asst night with severe pains IN
my stomach. I never felt so badly in all
my life When I came down to work this
morning I felt so weak I could hardly
work. I went to Miller &, AIcCurdy's drug
store and they recommended Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. 1t worked like magic and one dose
fixed me all right Il certainly is the
finest thing I ever used for stomach
trouble I shall not be without it in my
home hereafter, for I should not care to
endure the suffeTings of last night again
for fifty times its price.-G. II. Wilson,
liveryman, Burgettstown, Washington
county, Pennsylvania. This remedy is for
sale by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Wichita Musical club will close the
season of recitals with a concert at the
First Presbyterian church, Wednesday
evening. The club chorus Will sing Gaui's
cantata, The Months" and a me mis-
cellaneous program will be given. The
club has been very generous Of its rec.tals
in the past and many Of these free recitals
have been fine concerts. 1t is hoped that
the many friends of the club viii patronize
this closing concert, and thus aid them in
securing another piano The small price
Of admission will keep none away, and all
will be more than paid for coming.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

A maple sugar and ice cream social VIII
be given tonight. June g. on the St Paul
church lawn. corner Thirteenth and Law
renee. Good music and good time. AL
invited.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies So
ciety Of the First Methodist church vii
be held tomorrow al go o'clock al the
church. Important business. Let all ths
ladies come.
Regular assembly % wichita Counc!
No l. r & :. II tonight. Important
buiness relative to the pilgrimage - Den
yer in August Pr55a5iy work. Every
member IS requested % ~ present Z posi-
bic
Ms A 9. Zehner q Merriam. Kansas
VIII deliver an address aud organize a
loyal Temperance Legion q Emp0r-a
Avenue Il Z. church On Tuesday evening.
June L. \ CORDIAL invitation = especially
extended % al young people % attend
w.chsta u. C. T. L. WI hold their
usual weekly meeting at 80 $5r-l Man
street. Tuesday. june IT, a. = II Mrs
Zesnc- .s-a-e super.u.euI-1t J. 7. !
work xii - present tbs = also aoF-r
mission day Bring or sznd covers early
N the morning.
Regular meeting Pleasant Council 10
% Modem T51-ss, tais evening AZ
o'c.ocl. n Harmony han, corner TeIsza
and Douglas ave11e- A. meuae-a are
urgently requested ID attead - s. re
sernI-z1nual ele11oa Of efc1-T Ez-
2 Bzz-1. president O. Z Drake. ser-e-
jary.
There VII 5e aa entertainment E.rs1 -
s. JOINS Sunday scnoos chapter t7r he
benefit u ne l5-ary Toaziay e-eraS
June L. j. tas basement u tae cAar
corner - Tll-d street ana Top - aE--
nue. Al .aseges.ug program q =-7
and -ezlta-foae z.l - rendered Ere-g-
one Is t3rdlz.ly invited 70 be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13

an evolutionary indication. A protective
tariff IS first placed on all the material
used in ship building. This makes posi-
BILE the organization of a trust which
fixes the price upon everything used for
this purpose. And then comes the add
tional scheme for the government-the
people-to pay a bonus or subsidy 10 this
private corporation for building a ship out
Of material furnished by another private
corporation composed Of the same men,
which corporation had already been pro-
tected from foreign competition by a tar
if. and from domestic competition by
trust And this is the scheme carried
through by Hanna Elkins and others at
the Transmississippi congress. And all in
the name Of Pro-bono-publco!
The restoration of our merchant mar
inc is Of prime importance. 1t would go
far toward the solution Of the currency
question, for, no matter whether We have
gold or silver, or both, and no matter
how much the balance of trade may be
in our favor, so long as we pay out more
money to foreign ship owners for carry
ing our goods than the balance in our
favor may be, just so long will the cur
rency question be in an unsatisfactory
condition"
Mr. Lowe had been asked by the execu-
tive committee to write a paper on trusts.
He prepared a paper on the subject, but
was told that he could not read it until
after the resolutions had been adopted be-
cause the subject of trusts would be
disagreeable one to handle in that gath
ering Afterward, when he was asked to
read it. the last day of the meeting, he
declined, saying ne would wait till some
more suspicious time. The only reference
made to the subject of trusts was by
Governor Stanley Of Kansas in his ad-
lr,c. of Welcome
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
STORY OFA SLAVE

To be bound hand and foot for years
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Manchester, Mich, tells how such slave
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by C. Gehring, druggist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
RIsMARCK's IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out Of order. If
you want these qualities and the success
they bring use Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
CITY IN BRIEF

A. c. Jobes returned from New York
Sunday night.
James Lille took a group picture of the
Friends university last Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. e. Edgington and vile nave gone
to Cincinnati for three months visit.
]. C. Condit, one of the business men of
Kingfsher, was in the city yesterday.
c. w. Bicke. and G. w. vickers of
Alva, o. T., were in the city over Sunday
Mr.. w H. Hurd and family leave today
for Anthony, where they expect to re-
side.
Mr.. c. Robert Schumacher left yester-
day noon on a short business trip to st.
Louis.
c. c. Montgomery of Winfield. special
agent for the Santa Fe, was in the city
yesterday.
Deacon Wilson had a very valuable
horse ruined by being cut on barbed wire
fence Sunday.
The reception for Mr.. Kelso of Chicago,
has been postponed until Friday, June IL.
from 5 to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Stevens and family Of n9 SCUM
Topeka avenue, have recently moved to
600 South Topeka avenue.
Captain w. T. Burgess will deliver an
address tonight at Ell Dorado before the
American Annuity association.
Mrs. J. A Campbell and baby of Black
well, o. T, are visiting at the home of
J. L. Campbell on North Lawrence ave-
nue..
James Lawrence, John L. Stewart c. E.
Elliott and James Ray, all of Wellington,
were transacting business in the city yes
terday
Judge Haymaker has finished the i'm
provements in the brick block which he
recently purchased just across from the
court house and has arranged the sec
ond and third floors for elegant fats.
Dr. Purdue was called to Canyon City,
Texas, last night TO attend John Dulaney,
son of w K. Dulaney. who IS sick there.
Young Mr.. Duaney has just graduated
from medical college a Cincinnati.
The Eagle has received a letter from
Paul Sheppard, dated from Topeka, in
which he denies the report of the shoot
ing of his wife and brands the report as
a malicious attempt to bother him He
says his wife IS with him in Topeka, and
that they will soon start for Seattle,
Washington.
Mrs L R Crow Of Deadwood, s D.
who has been visiting her father, J. y.
Campbell and family. on North Lawrence
avenue left for her home Saturday even-
irs. Mrs. Cross IS the wife Of the editor
Of the Bald Mt. News. published al -erry.
5. D. where some Of the largest god
mines in the world are located.
A H Limeick. fed secretary Of the
Winfield Chautauqus association. stopped
for a short time in the city yesterday. He
had been out over the field and says there
viii lbe az immense crowd at the Chau-
tauqua this year. judging from the en-
ccu5asins reports he hears over the dis
trict He says it s row assured that
Captain J. E. C7shlaH. commander Of the
United States hattlezhip Ra.eish. at the
battle of Manila. viii be present 81 the
Chautauqua for an address.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
MARRIED IN COLORADO
Hiss Mckay, a Former wichita Girl
M,.ds u " Weed

Mss Margaret i. Mchay and James
Murray Weed We're married June at
Telluride, Colorado. Miss Mckay form
erly lived in Wichita. She graduated from
the Wichita High school in 1891. For The
past few years she has been a successful
teacher in the pubic schools Of Telluride,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
CHE aatielia Daily gaere Tuesday gornu gnss 1s 1899

both his legs had finally got over the axle
and were so securely fastened that his
pants had TO be cut in order TO extricate
him. His leg had been drawn so tightly
that it was twisted and tsrained and his
knee was wrenched. but aside from this
he was not injured badly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13

The Pullman tourist sleepers iu daily
service on the Santa Fe Route axe o.. taa
new pattern, with seats OF rattan. Thcre's
nothing 50 not, Stuffy and di>1Ereea5le so
This is one reason of many WAY ;hs
Santa Fe is the best line 10 New Mrxico.
Arizona and California during warm
weather
L. r DELANEY. Assent.
Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-13
W0RKMEN IN INDIANAPOLIS
VIII Convene TsdaT, with Important
EsusEa~-. Before Them

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lodge Ancient Order q Caitsd Uorknssn
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REAL EsTATE TEANsFEERs

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City Rel. Estate Trust CO. 70 Caro-
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Frank Hageruan i3 WomaH's Home
Missionary Society 81 s ". Kan
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; Z Go5EsTd % Caroline z Hunt
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HAUPT WILL BE BOUNCED
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Washi-gfau. JI-a 1.-THE E-f-a7 has
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-06-09
TwRNTY-EIdHT BURIED ALIVE.
Terrible Landslide Reported in Rai
road Cut in Arkansas.

Terrible Landslide Reported in a Rail-
road Cut I'm Arkansas.
Little Rock, June 9.-It is reported
here that a landslide occurred at Ross
Hollow and engulfed 28 men, all of
whom are supposed to have been kill
ed. Ross Hollow is a pass between
two small mountain ranges about 2S
miles west of Little Rock, on the line
of the Choctaw and Memphis road,
now under construction from Little
Rock to Howe, l. T. A large force Of
graders has been engaged in grading
the road through the pass, and ac-
cording to the report it was part Of
this force of men that were caught
under the falling earth. None of the
officials of the road nor any of the
contractors who are at present in this
city have received news of the acci-
dent. The report was brought in by
farmers travelling from the locality.
The scene of the accident is 2S miles
from here, over a rough stretch Of
country, and it is impossible to get
news from there before night. Ac-
cording to the farmers bringing the
news a large force of men were en-
gagged in excavating in deep cut
when the earth above, which had been
loosened by heavy rains recently
suddenly came down upon them, bury
ing 2S men under tons of earth.
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