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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Sporting Fraternity;

G. W. Feigsnspan, the Newark crack
wing shot, won the Brooklyn Eagle cup
match Wednesday, he defeating j. s. Rem
son, OF Brooklyn, on the grounds Of tho
South Side Gun Club Mt Newark The
trophy Is emblematic of the clay target
championship Of that section of the
country. Tho cup must be won three
times. The match was at 100 singles. ut
unknown angles. and at 25 doubles. The
winner broke IS and 35; total, 1923. Rom
son broke rs aud 86; total, III
For the first time in many years the
rowing committee at Pennsylvania has
been obliged to appeal to the undergrad
mates for funds. Hitherto the football re-
ceipts hayo alw ays been sufficient to carry
the otEar sports along. Improvements OF
Frank Field and other unexpected sxpen-
SOS this year have caused the deficiency.
Brick Kuhn, well-known Pacific
coast cyclist, loft New York Wednesday
bound for Cape Nome, Alaska, whore he
will engage In mining. He will acco M
pGny Mix Kimball. of Sacramento on
the "Trip, Kimball dropped cylo rucing two
years ago to go to Alaska. and last year
cleared an average Of s3j day Tor Two
months washing sand
Ernest R0eber Indignantly denies that
he was ever defeated at Graeco- Roman
WIeotthE ny LleElbr uuu olleTs W klNo S~oo
II no will prove that he defeated him.
Joe Walcott Is ready to 20 to Chicago to
meet Frank Chlds, provided any Of the
Windy Clubs will make it worth his while
to take the trip,
r.. C. Watson broke all gol1ng records
of the st. Augustine links on Wednesday
ty doing holes in 81 j, G. Dickson
formerly held the ameuter record with So,
and Findlay hold the professional with 35
Frank Erne and Joseph Cans have each
beaten George McFadden. Should Nc
Faddeu beat 'Patsey' Sweeney a5 the
Broadway Athletic Club tonight ne may
be matched against the winner Of the
Erne.Gans fight.
Fitzsimmons announces that he will
not talk fight with any one until he has
met Sharkay.
. Frank Chids, the co!ored heavyweight,
has deposited $500 for fight with Wal.
nQtt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
DOTS.

A NEE ting OF The United Circle OF Kings
Daughters will be hold at the W. G. T. u.
rooms Saturday afternoon, March 3gd, at
$50
We are informed that the report that
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
France was visiting friends on Saturday
and sunday was u mistake, as she has not
been away from home for three weeks on
account Of sickness,
The Grand Temple Of Delaware, Ladies
Of the X. G. f., will hold u specia! session
on March 8.
The gymnastio toa,n and musical clubs
Of Haverford College will give an onter-
tainment In the New. Century Club build
Ing Tomorrow evoning
George King, a workman OF the Harlan
and iollingsWorth Company, was pain.
fully injured at the shops yesterday while
lifting heavy material.
Harrison Street Church Choir will hold
a "bako' on next Sa urday for the benefit
of tho pipe organ fund
Mrs John Gillespie will speak at Han
over Presby tcrian Church this evening Oh
missions
Three conversions wore professed at the
meeting ut Scott Church last night.
At the Unitarian Church yesterday q
meeting of the Philadelphia Branch of The
National Alliance of Unitarian Women
was held.
A New York firm has placed an order
for Two large sugar presses with the
Pusey u Jones company. Tho presses
will be used when completed, on q large
plantation in Porto Rico.
Postmaster Hugh G Brown is confined
to the house with severe cold.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
CASUAL VISITORS
A PLEASANT PARTY.

Mrs. Hattie A. Gray gavo o birthday
party at her residence, 7l6 West Ninth
street. on Tuesday evening. February ~,
In honor Of the thirty second anniversary
OF the birth Of her husband. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in singing and
games. At twelve O'Clock the guests were
Invited to the dining room where ice
cream, cake, lemonade and fruit were serv.
ed. Among he guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Startling Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hen
ry. Misses Ruth Murray, I. Rain, Miss
Beecher. aliss Davis. Miss Rudolph, Miss
Carter, Mr.. Brooks, Mr. Richard Startling
Mr.. Henry Spencer, Mr.. Wesley Farrell,
MIR. Percy Anderson, Mr.. l. Young,
Emanuel Gray, Rachel Gray. Delplain
Benson. Blanche Startling, Maggie Gray.
and Miss l.. Blllups. of Twin Oak station.
Mrs: Jackson, Chester, Pa, Miss Dabney,
of Yorktown, Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES,
March

w II. h'air, near Cen'rcvile Del.
3-SaIo Of Real Estate.
WIN. y Lyman. Mill Creek Hid.
b--t. +. kerscy, Mill Crccl, Hd,
a-Th 1lnas stafford, New Castle Hid.
b--Admintstrator of John W. bay, de-.
ceased Brandy Fid
6-Wm, Kyle, Osleton, White Clay
Creek HID.
Frank E. Patterson, Chri tann Hid
I-tlark Webster. Braudywlne Hid.
S-Estatc of 4, II. Davidson, New as.
Michael Tucker, New Castle Id
tie Hundred.
o-Estattc Of Henry Il. Dulnan. Mil
Creek Hid.
S-2t,ry Evans, White Clay Greek
s-Nr,. Z. A Mohoncy. sll W. Ninth
street.
s-sale of good furniture at Stidham's
Auction room.
9-,Aifrtd Brooks. White Clay Creek
r-John H. Kayanaugh, Christiana
Hid.
12-Hou,ehgld goods, city.
~ Thompson, Mill Nree'e Ill.,
i2-ti. w. Gray, New Castle HID
l8--l'"raonal property Of John T.. Tay.
lor, New Caatl" Hundred
" Mrs. II Fl. Rob nson Christie III.
l4-Tho-. K. Day, Brandywnc lid
li-.lohn r. Lyman, near Newport.
IA A. H. Tyson AT, sale Of horses
Eleventh and Tatnnll streets.
E-llnda Armstion New Castle Hid.
MrS; II; ! Bullen, Common Farm
lt---Robb J Morrison, Newark. Del.
iV-JChu Frederick ChriStinnu lid,
2O-lurniture, 5'l West street
:O-hale of Bank ck4at stlham'S.
"I-salc of furniture, lOj West Seventh
street.
"?-Sale Of furniture 4l5 L. Fourth St.
-J-SbeCial sale OF furniture
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Up at I,andenbery.

Several new families have moved into
our village The past week to accept DO
S!tons in tho woOen mills.
Jane, W. Merritt, who attends to The
u. & o. cnsino that remains over night
here, met with serious accldeAt by fall
Ing from the engine and has not been
able to resume bis duties for over week.
W. +, Miller, son Of X. j. Miller, who
was opera cd on at the German Hospital,
Philadelphia, for appendicitis three weeks
ago, is recovering very rapidly and expects
tc return home thi, weeks.
William Graham. former resident OF
this place. died last week in Philadelphia
where ho had made his home with his
children for several years. The remains
we're brought to AvundaIo on Monday and
conveyed to New London Pre- byterian
Cementery by Undvrlukcr Thompson
where interinent took place. A widow
and four sons survive tho deceased: Geo.
Newberry, William, Jr., and David Ora.
ham.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
DEATHS,

HANCE-At New Castle. Del, on March
~ 1900 Catharlne wife Of James z.
Hnnce, aged 43 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral oil Tuesday morning,
March 9th, from her lato home North
Fifth street, New Castle. High mass In
ot. Pet RS Church at 9 o'clock Interment
at ST. Peters Cemetery.
CROZIER-A. Marshallton, Del, on
February 2S!h, Alexander L. Crozier, in
hi, 13d year.
Relatives, friends and David Striker
Post No 3, OF Newport Dsl., and all old
veterans are invited to attend the funeral
from his sons residence, at Marshallton,
on Sunday afternoon, March 4 Service, at
house at D. III. Intorment at Mt. Salem
Cemetory, t
WHlTElOCK-In Philadelphia, on February
q James H. Wbitelock aged s. years
Relatives and friends Of tho family are invl.
ted TO attend The funeral, from his late ra,J-
dHnce, loT larragut Terrace, West Phiadel.
Phla. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Train
leaves Broad street station At II. S6 arriving ut
Wilmington at Lis. Intcrmcnt at Mt. Sa.
lem cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

A sArprlsa party was rendered to Miss
Lena Meyers of GA East Fifth s.reet last
evening Tho evening was enjoyably
passed in playing games aud music. Sc.
lcctions were rendered by MI. j. Gallager
and BJvan p. Snyder. AT midnight the
company refreshed themselves from u
bountilnl repast. Among those present
were Sadie Vernon, Mabel Pennock,
Creta Hutson, Minnie Perinar, Lille Cols
Mabel Mccormick, Ella Money, Bessie
Brink, Maud Alexander. Ella Wilkins,
Bessie Backiston, Nellie Baldwin, Nlor.
ence Vernon, Mury Evans. Ethel Nc
Caulay, Fred Snyder, Leonard Cooper,
Bradley Hayatt. George Little, Milton
Truax, Gale Kinnarl, LeRoy Clay Oh,
Charles Solly. Bayard Hearn, Marvin
Hanna, William Bevan, Frank McCors
mick, Edward Permar, james Gallagher,
William Ve.non. Robert Ludan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon. nj s. Charles Frederick >
and Master Walter Fredoricks OF Phila-
delphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

Rev. W. L. 5, Murray, Dean Of Goldey's
Commercial College iectured Thursday
afternoon at l,30 o'clock. Tho subject
was he Merchant of Venice" The
typewriters and shorthand students could
not come down to the main room because
it is SO crowded with regular scholars,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
With the Odd Fellows

Grand Master Ross and Grand Repre-
sentative Jes or visited Eden Lodge last
night. He exemplifled the unwritten
work of the |. o. o. Il. He will pay an
official visit TO Colum bla Lodge. At the
conclusion of tho Lodge meeting last
night the members were royalty enter
talned by the Junior Order United Me-
ohaniCs' minstrels
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

Gents Sceourhish
grade scarfs
Furnishings IN our ~! VIM
that are
worth 81, now sold for soc:
Mems Hose in all the latest
fancy stripes and shades.
Just put in full line of I'M
ported half hose, in cotton and
silks, with the vertical stripe,
which is the new one, at 25c,
35c and soc.
All styles Of Linen Collars.
We can fix a Man or Boy up
from head to foot, and when
VIC do it he is dressed neatly
and up to date.
Closed evenings at 6 o'clock
except Saturday.
JAS. |. MuLLlN & SONS.
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Till is SSut Down.

BY the blowing out of n cylinder bead
and the consequent breaking Of shaft Of
an engiue in mill No. 2 of tho Diamond
Steel Company yesterday, the mill Will DO
closed until Monday for repairs. Ono
hundred mon arc out Of empIOyment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
peuSinn Granted

Mary l.. Wilson OF Milton, Del. widow
of John c. Wilson late Company q. Ninth
Regiment Delaware Infantry has teen
granted a pension of IS Il month from
March p, 1899 through the agency Of Col.
John Wainwright.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Unsi. .htly Pole en- Court House Lawn, ,

Officials OF the Court House and
lawyers who have business at the
building are surprised that the
Levy Court is permitting the cree.
tion of a pole on the lawn on the
northern side Of the building. The
hole for the pole was being dug
this morning. This afternoon the
pole will be placed in position and
on it electric light wires will be
strung. These will carry current
to the building. The officials and
the lawyers say the pole will be an
eycsorc to the well kept plot, and
they suggest that it be removed i'm
mcdiately and that the wires be
CARRIED to the building as the tcle-
phone wires are-from the street
poles to the tree on the southern
part OF the lawn aud thence to the
building. A better arrangement
than this would be to have the wires
laid under ground,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
CARD hAsKFT

Olive Temple, No. Q, L. G. H. will hold
aple social on saturday evening in Temple
Hall, Eighth and Orange streeI:.
r. Fl. Lummls of New York, formerly
of this city, is spenlinga few days here.
Mr.. Lumms recently accepted n position
in New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Slight Fire,

There was n slight fro last night in tho
cellar of the building at the Northwest
corner of Fourth and King streets occu.
pied by Joseph Celia rs IL fruit store. A
lew buckets of water put the blaze out
aud tho damage W III insignificant,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Sent To The Hospital.

Patrick Carney who has been suffer.
ing with pneumonia ut bis hotel, the Mer-
ritt HOuse. was sent to the homeopathic
Hospital this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Lectures ut St, Andrews,

Rev. W. b. II. John on delivered lee
ture on Rome of the Caesars In st. An
drew's church on Wednesday evening
This afternoon at five O'Clock hs lectures
on some Unfamiliar Books of Scripture.
Next Wednesday evening hs will lecture
on the "Rome OF tho Martyrs"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Desirable Properties.

The real estate OF the late Elizabeth
Sandsrson and Mary Scarboroun, deoeas.
ed Will be sold at public sale ut the Court
House ON Saturday March Bed. at 2 O'Clock
.. m. by J, ], Pierce agent to effect sale
cea aAv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

Marie +. Pennock of 720 French street
was married yesterday ut 2 o'clock TO
Frank II. Ga,kill Of West Creek, N, j by
R,y. w, w. Deshields.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Death OF James Brady.

James Brady formerly OF this city died
at the New CASTLE County Hospital. His
funeral will take place tomorrow and In:
ter,nent will be made at the Cathedral
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
FOR SALE

Valuable building lots. fronting on DUPONT
street Scott street Ninth street and Tenth
street on easy terms, in single lots or to suit
purchasers. For plots aud particulars, an.
ply to h l.. EVANS & 90. sol AIarket street.
or to otwner NJ. h. Moury. "rhe 0.Lics'' ID eie
ware avenue and Tatnall streets nY.ttf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

Misses Katie Welsh. vice-p esident; Su.
sic Craig, secre ary Clara Mckay, treas
urer, and Phoebe j cubs. popular mem-
Der Of the Coincidence Club have resigned
their offices ahd severed all connections
with the said club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

Rev, Harvey W. Ewing pastor Of the
largest church in Kentucky conference
stationed at Covington, will preach in
St Pauls NJ. Il. Church Sunday evening
at 730 o'clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
WOrKhouSe Plans.

The plans of the New Castle County
Workhouse now on view at the Board Of
Trade rooms are attracting con,idern hle
attention. The proposals for the ersc 10
Of the workhouse will be opened on II t
Tuesday. When compile ed twill be imp"r-
sible for prisoners to escape. 1ha prison.
er, will 10 received In the basement att
after being given change Of clothing
and a good bath they will be taken to he
Keepers office where they will be assigned
to work by the keeper. The pri'Oners
will be kept Us prisoners aud treated rs
prisoners. Each cell will be neatly q ted
up and outside Of each cell will b8 little
drop table off which he prisoner will hte
his meals. The heating and ventilation
pipes will be beneath the central cyrridor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

W. Scott Vernon, real estate agent.
sold for Andrew Il. White the property
No. l1OS Poplar street, to Howard II,
Vernon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

Terrapin Lunch Terrapin.
Saturday night at James A. Kelly's at
10th and Shipiey streets, II. and u. and
Stocckles' EXtrn fine beer. m2-3t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
In the Interest OF the Beers.

The Pro. Beer meeting at the Grand
Opera House Sunday evening will be un.
der the auspices Of tho Tom Moore Club.
Mayor Fahey will preside and addresses
will be delivered by Congressman Rhea Of
Kentucky. 7. Il. Moran of Washington
ana former Congressman l.. l. Handy Of
this state, An orchestra will furnish mu.
sic, and members of the club will sing,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
kFS A MISUNDERSTANDING.

Misunderstood symptoms OF desuse
lead doctors to treat something else when
tho Kidneys were OUT of order. Foleys
Kidney Cure will bring you health when
other medicine have failed All druggist..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

FROST BITES AND CHILBLAiNS
quickly cured by Banner SaIve, the most
healing remedy In the world. All drug
yi ista
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
CROSBY & HILL.

| CROSBY & HILL
| Cos. COZ and 6O9 Market Street.
MuslinU II derwear will have
a big time with us on Satur-
day, the lot we propose sell
ing is SO cheap, that without
any hesitation we can say, you
can't buy the muslin for the
price we sell the garment for,
without considering the MAX
ing ard trimming and they are
made right and trimmed we'll.
Can't mention only one or two
prices.
Umbrella Skirt, fine cambric
with 10 in. tlounce of fine
Swiss with satin stripes and
torchon lace: a $3.50 skirt fol
$3.50.
Cambria Drawers, with II
in. Swiss flounce, torchon
insertion aud torohon lace: a
Use drawer for SOC.
Night dresses, square en-
broidered yoke front, 2 Ill. EN-
broidered ruffie around. neck
and sleeves; a 81 gown for 75c'
Three styles corset covers,
cambria finished with ttrchon
lace and embroidery, pearl but
tons, square yokes, from 50c
to SOC.
Ladies' Coats.
Not so much the low price
apparently given IN many IN
stances, but the suitable gar
m9nt at q low price, that is
what we are doing just now.
See for yourself.
Ladies' Hose.
A Ladies' Hose to be remem.
bered: 720 pair pure Albion
black dye, double he els and
soles, feamless, extra length,
and positively the best hose
you have ever seen for 10c a
pair or more.
Children's Hose.
That Jersey rib black Hose
is wearer sure; l2ic a pair.
Ladies' Hose.
A full assortment Of Ladies'
fine black Hose in lace effect
and drop. stitch, also polka
dots aud fancies; fine hos3 at
moderate prices.
Mems Undershirts
The cause for selling them
at SOC from 75c, have only
sizes 40, AZ, A, 46.
Kid Gloves
If your hands fit the gloves
you can have a $1.0O Kid
Glove tor Use; a special lot.
Domestics
At the price we are selling
muslins, prints, Percales, lin
ings. draperies, lace curtains,
and anything in connection
with Dry Goods, can you af-
ford to pass them by! We
say you can if you want to pay
more for them.
Manufacturers say-the best
Sewing Machine in the market
all we can say is, it gives
satisfaction and at J the price
of others,
SPECIAL
We will sell on Saturday,
commencing at 3 o'clock, a SS
in. black sll-wool Cheviot
honespun, latest in the mar
ket; q SOC homespun for 39c
a yard, and we sag it is very
good, and good to be here
about that time.
Pictures
Buy one dollars worth, bring
your picture to have a large
one copied from it.
CROSBY & HILL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Terrapin Lunch Terrapin

Saturday night at James A. Kclly's 10th.
and Shipley street, H. and F.And Stosckle' )
Extra fine beer on tap, m2-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

william Homer, colorsd, WIS charged
before Magistrate Daley this mOrnin 9
with trespass. He was placed under u
property Of Mabel L.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Terranin Lunch TerrapIi

Saturday night, nj Jamos A. Kelley 8
10Th and Shipley streets, IL. and II. and
Stoeckles Extra fne beer on tap. ln2-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Ladies' Coats.

Not so much the low price
apparently given in many in
stances, but the suitable gar
m9nt at q low price, that is
what we are doing just now.
See for Yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02
Ladies' Hose.

A Ladies Hose to be remem !.
bered: 720 pair pure Albion
black dye, double he els and
soles, feamless, extra length,
and positively the best hose
you have ever seen for 10c a
pair or more.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

L'OR SALE Or RENr-THE PLEASANT
II little home home, 50i Franklin street
front and back porch. inside closet, heater,
house complete throughout. viii be sold at a
bargain If sold at once. Apply on tn" prcmi.
RES. np.iir
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-02

I OSI BLUE FUR COLLAR WAS Lost
- last evening about O'Clock, either on
lentn Or Erunctt street The iluder will rc-
ctlTc suitable reward by leaving it at Mira
Collins Dry Goods Store, Tenth and Spruce
streets 1IG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-25
HE is A SOMNAMBULlST
Recruit John EgowelI Tries 10 wall

AA0cFuAt bOun btOWeit Tries TO Walk
Out Window at the baltimore.
John Howell Of Hutchinson, is perhaps
the first man in the history of the Unit
ed States army recruiting service to be
rejected because he is said to be a con
hrmed sOnambulist-
The recruit was a fine pecimen OF phys
ical manhood as was ever seen about a
recruiting station. When he applied for
admission into the service, DR.. ordyce
was eager to accept him because Of his
physical condition and general soldier1y
appearance.
The young man was under age but the
consent Of mis- father to enlist was read
lily obtained. When examined he did not
mention that he was a sleep walker and
this fact fact was only learned through
some other recruits and in a rather Pc
cular manner.
The last batch Of recruits Of which
Howell was a member, was a particular
fr0licsonie set and played all manner Of
antics during their stay at the Baltimore
hotel Thurs day night and secured a rope
and coIored policeman who travels that
beat was Iassoed from a third story
window and tripped. Later Howell went
to bed while his companions engaged
in conversation. They had not been long
at this when Howell entered the room
in which they were seated and made
for the window. He opened the latter
and then stepped ont on a narrow ledge
and vas about to fall when caught by
his companions. The window is some
thirty feet from the street and it would
have been certain death had the recruit
fallen.
The following night Howell again at
tempted to walk out OF the third story
window and was again prevented from
doing so by his companions. The fact
was reported TO DR.. Fordyce and the lat
ter informed Howell that he must be re-
jected
AS far as is known there is not
similar case on record in the recruiting
service.
Captain Euline yesterday administered
the service oath to six recruits and all
of them were sent on their way to the
Philippines last night. The regular ship
ment day occurring on Christmas and
New Year and the recruits viii again
be forwarded on next Monday.
The following are the recruits sent yes
terday: Walter f. Hamilton, VIM H.
Spears. Gilbert E. Druley, Richard Fox
VIM. T. Walker Wilbur S Browning,
and Ernest z. Griffith
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-25
COURSlNG MEET TODAY
Everything ia Readiness for This
Afternoon.

Everything ia Readiness for This
Afternoon.
This afternoon at 1:9O the first event
of the coursing meet viii take place. All
Of the arrangements have been made for
this sport and the meet is bound to be a
success. The managers said last night:
We have everything in readiness and we
are sure that things viii come off just as
we have planned them. The dogs are In
good condition and the people of Wichita
viii see a splendid afternoon Of sport.
The grounds are just south of the
Friends University and they can be easily
reached. Last night the drawing for
the matches took place at Gidday's smoke
house. The results are as follows:
First race-Arkansas Traveller, Jack c.
Second race-Black Boy. Sport.
Third race-Capps. Sprig
Fourth raCe-Babe. Brindle
Fifth -McDeamlts Maid. Maize
Maria
Sixth race-Slue Foot. Topsle
Seventh race-Queen, Miss Timidity.
Eighth race-NelI s.. .Hiu Beck
Ninth race-Lady J.. Jack w.
Tenth race-Patsie r., Fannie G.
Eleventh race-MilEe Blue Girl
Twelfth race-Dolie, Pine Leaf
Thirteenth race-Visitor s., Victor L.
Fourteenth race-Bul Dugan and Mig
ger-a-By.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-25

This fact Nay secure New Trial ror
Hrs Narrfager

The fact that Juror j. X Brown IS a
taxpayer "a the clty If Wichita Hay win
suit for damages against Che c.ty. The
law d.soualides a city taxpayer trom 31re
services against the city. o1r Brown lives
In the country. bur owns considerable
prope-ty ln the city. a motion for new
trial was argued yesterday. bet no cone
c,usiocs were arrived ~ and rhe matte
went over until January