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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Bentonville, Ark; c. F. Duianey, Wealth.
| erford; ]. B. Campbell. Hennessey: Lee
Ball. H. Mcintyre. o. D. Maxey. Okla
homa City; A Ballenbach, weatherford;
G. W. Gordon, Joplin; H A. Guss. Jep-
| lin; r. G. Brounlee, Taiega; o. Beks-
meyer, Wichita Eagle; ". E Beenan
Wellston; A E. Baker Wichita; W E
Brussey, Oklahoma; A r Bessey, Clar-
| ence: William Allison. Chandler. H. L
Bradford, Oklahoma City; ]. L. Brown.
Mulvane; H T. Cleveland. Chicago; s.
S. Case. Purcell: J. H. Sessler. OkIaho-
ma City; James Ewing, ST. Louis; w. 7.
Dawes, Beaver; H Ebrlght, Strand; H
S. Geddes. Springfield. No: j. NJ Dubbs,
Springfield; a. J. Davis, Hartford: w. R
Desper. Wichita: J. NJ De Isle. Wood
ward; A. F. Foster, Tecumseh: T NS
Diewarde, New York Sun: H Galbraith.
Terrell, Texas; NJ ]. Ferguson, Norman;
G. A Bucklin, Norman; ]. B Greenuo.
Savoy. Texas; ''Fitz- Mac Colorado; F.
II. Greer. Guthrie; Harry Gilstrap. Chan
der; r. II. Faxin. Wichita Eagle: Sam
Crawford. Norman; J. W. Casey, Perry:
G. A Gamble, Fort Smith, Ark; A. c.
Dolde, Newkiriz; c. B. Appleton, New
kirk; z. H Fryant, New York Herald
W. W. Green. Bristow: I. T.; John
Hablelon, South McAlester; C. Horton.
Omaha World-Herald: H Harper. Okla
homa City; T. T. Hensley. FL Reno: E.
V. Kimber, Tonkawa; c. L. Higdav. La
homa; Henry W. Huffman, Wichita
Eagle; w. 0. Kennedy. Kansas City; H.
V. Jones. Minneapolis; c. S. Ham.
Pauls Valley; D. D. Jo1ey, Purcell; H.
E. Haven, Enid; Kanago Chandler; F.
McMaster, Oklahoma City; Joseph Mavo.
Kansas City; J. II. McCIintock. Los An
geles; George Luber, Oklahoma City; A
NJ. McMullen, Oklahoma CITY: n H
Moore, Dallas; H. T. Nesbutt. Ardmore:
r. B. McNaughten. &W. Mitcher Waco.
Texas; r. e. Mcbride, Oklahoma CITY.
Allen MscMaster, Oklahoma City; ]. NJ.
Lawson, Topeka; C. r. Neerman. Still
water: Victor Murdoch, Wichita Eagle.
Fl. P. Mcbride. Clinton. Iowa; Dan Peery.
FL Reno; A. c. Root, Oklahoma City:
Ed c. Rice. Norman; T. F. Payne wich-
tia; J.. Tigler, Kansas City; W. J. Ran
dali, Cushing; John Roger, Okarche: r.
H Reeves, Fort Scott: L. T. Rusk. Nc
Loud; A. ]. Ross, Alva; w S. Russell,
Norman Horatio c. Pollock. PhiIadel-
phia North American; 7. ]. Palmer. Med
ford; N. r. Ruggles. Yukon: William
Sterrett. Dallas; A. c. Smith, Ponca city:
E. W. Wilcox. Taloga; J. c. Tousley.
Weatherford; L. NJ Spencer Yukon; r.
E. Turtchell Albuquerque: O. NJ Strong,
Oklahoma City; f. G. Sisson, Chicago
Tribune; A. S. II. Street, Stroud: c. A
Stauber, Republican; F. /. Shellenbar-
ger. Kansas City; A. c. Stackhouse,
Greary; NJ. P. Trotter. Guthrie; r. l..
VIM, Joplin; K w Whitemore, Checo-
tab; Frank Worcester. Enid: C. H.
Young. Lexington: Rosa Warnica. Pur-
cell; Arthur Wharton. v. c. Welch, Per-
ry: W. ". Waterman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
WICHITA AS REPRESENTED
List of Citizens of the Peerless PrIn.
cess in a Chance (srouD

Oklahoma City, o. T., July 3-On al
most ever corner a Wichita man may be
found, or a group Of them, for they do
congregate. One crowd this morning
which formed a big circle was made up
Of Wichita men and formerly-of- Wichita
men. In 1t were Hardy Solomon. Tom
Newcombfi nov of Texas; Tom McMeech-
an, now Of Oklahoma; Newton Bridgman
engaged In appraising Chickasaw lands;
Mr. TorringfOn and Mr Delaney OF the
Santa Fe. Mr.. Fred Dold, Mr. Rule, Tom
Shaw, Prof Blue. Frank Payne. Henry
and Fritz Huffman, Victor Murdock.
Carl Crap now OF Missouri. and a half
dozen others. Shaw's orchestra is furn-
ishing the dance music for the town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
MISS DIXON MAY GET WELL
she Was Terribly Burned by the Ex-
u -inn Of a l.nEnn

Guthrie, O. T. july 3.-Tne Mangun
Star says: Miss Anna Dixon. -he young
lady who vas 50 terribly burned last
week. Is improving slowly. and although
she Is yet a great sufferer 81 may be
said that she IS almost entirely cut q
danger However. once during che last
few days Il was thought ~ tie attend
ing physicians and her friends thai she
would not survive the Ehocz owing - The
errauc and spasmodic scts3n r. iba heart
which was oyerbur5ened ztth the task
Of thaoWiag of through the bl3cd me
enormous amount ~ poison thrown upcs
Il b. her iajugies. White the yoanE
iady-s recovery 81 perhaps s1rneThaf re-
tarled b. THE extreme heat. f. Is t1asahf
that her eouyaieacence vii ~ Steady a-8
a. rapid as ssuld be expected ua1er IRE
circumstances Al this urilns she i
resting weI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Marion Myers was working on the rail-
road grade near the new town of Henry
eta, about fifty miles south of Tulsa.
and he was arrested there last Friday
by City Marshal Baber. The prisoner
was brought here Friday night and
locked up in the city Jail preparatory TO
being taken to Claremore for his examin-
ing trial. While waiting for the train
at the depot Saturday afternoon Myers
attempted to make his escape and sue
ceeded in getting as far as Robinson $
blacksmith shop on Main street. when
two shots from Baber's revolver persuad-
ed him to call a halt, and he was taken
back 10 the stadon. At Claremore he
confessed his guilt before Commissioner
Jennings and was held TO await sentence
by the United States court. in his con-
fession he Implicated Bud Short and stat
ed he and Short had sold the horses 20
some horse traders near Edna, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
EXCITING ROPING CONTES rs
Miss MuihaIl's Exhibition Was q
Feature OF the Show

Oklahoma City, o. T, July 9.-The rop-
ing contests this afternoon at the fair
grounds were very exciting Before the
ampitheatre and across the track from IT,
big space was set aside and by bound
airy fences was made funnel-shaped. In
to this wild steers were let loose. one at
time, and cowboy pursued them
When a cowboy succeeded in lassoing a
steer the pony stopped short and the
frightened rope upset the steer. Promin-
ent among the riders was Miss Mulhall
whose appearance and work was wildly
applauded by at least 1900 people. Gov
ernor Roosevelt and his staff witnessed
the sport. Afterward they galloped over
the city, taking in the points Of interest,
under the guidance of c. G. Jones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

and dragged him down beneath the water
with him and only singular good fortune
prevented there being two deaths In
stead or one Bennett notified the neigh
bors as soon as possible and a crowd al
50 went out from to%n. The search for
the remains continued until o'clock.
when they were found BY Willie Bye.s.
Agent o. A Mleseher, who was present
and took an active part in the search.
Owed down and brought up the body. Il
was peculiar circumstance that young
Toothaker met his death Just one year
from the time that his brother was killed
while diving in the river. The brother a.
tempted TO dive but slipped and stguck
his head upon a rock. dying from the
effect OF the fan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
NOBODY SLEEPS OUT OF DOORS
Oklahoma City Is Handling the
Crowds in Fine style

Oklahoma City. o. T. July 3.-Oklaho-
ma Cfty has handled the crowds al night
Up 70 this time exceedingly well Mon
day night the lam was 50 great thai #
was taken for granted that thousands
would sleep on The sidewalks or straEsie
" and down the streets 70 keep awake.
At o'clock Tuesday morning a repre-
sentative Of the Eagle went over the
main streets quite generally and found
no one seepinE out of doors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
Weak Hen. Young and Old.

SIii-erllk nom SEMINAL Weakness. 1-e-
mature Cd age. loss q msnhoc6. vizor
and vitality. heart and kidney troubles
etc, should apply a. once . Dr. Ia
CroiS fo- free sample OF bis worderftll
remedy. 2nhroGiSica. the sest specific
CeCetic tonic and resCcre- Tor rae1 known
20 medical science. X restores quickly
$4,000 sufferers have been cured b. tnls
Oh and tried remedy vi hin the Ias- .
Te2rs- Write fcr free sans ae and con-
Vince Yourself - is wonderful ours ttcs
powers LsCrolx, CL1lc. 50 Wisca1 IA
- Rasf-~-~e.a-~- We
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
HORSE THIEF CONFESSES
Marion Myers Owns Up and Impii-
Gates Bud Aherf

Guthrie. 0. 7, July 3-The following
story % horse thieves g from tire Tulsa
Republican Several weeks aga gwo
hQTsss we're staten from The Stable -
Dr.. :. @ Kennedy n this e5ty. On the
morning following the theft u the ko7sea
4 was discovered thas tao nsea naE5si
Marion Myers and Bad Sao-s had su8-
6saly disappeared fraEa tow znd shfs
Circumstance. taken IN couns-EEon win
other fainEs. palnfss 80 them So tbs E1e1
Tho hz5 take nthe horses. Ms had
formerly worked for Drs KertessF Or
ihss- farm ana had bgf rsca1-ig been 51s-
charged lie and Shg-s we're both "a
T1z,sa she dag h~s5re re rseE wsee
stolea and ths Sexs na-ziog fheg cozls
not - fszs1a Tllssat snesiry Vac Sal
bat 70 f1fsrrnassen csui9 ~ - @s4@H
lea.ssnE - tae arrest - sna thieves or
re recovery = tha g-9gerty. Las @sss
-. Authorities hers wefe a.y4<@i tAAt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
cHAs Il FIsoN secretary.


Guthrie, o. T, July 3.-The Cloud Chief
Sentinel SAYS: Word reached town Wed
nesday that ". F. Bense. who lived
about three mics west Of Cordeli. hsd
accidentally shot and killed himself u
seems that he was riding and carrying
a shotgun which De dropped and g.
struck the ground with sufficient force
TO cause Il 20 be discharged. and the en-
tire load entered the body Just below the
left ribs. Mr. Bense was a bright AMI
progressive young farmer and had many
friends IN WashIta county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
Territory Indian. n Fight

Guthrie. O. T.. July 5.-The Cushing Her
aid says: Some Indians got into fght
here isat Monday IN which Victor Neal
and Joe Carter. both indians. we're BAD
Is stabbed. Tuc-a-ws-kse. indian. = the
one supposed % have done the stabhing.
oBth Indians had two wounds n ths
back apparently made With a dagzsr
Drs. Mayeiunes and scott dressed their
wounds and thought thefn seveFe bat n1t
necessarily fatal Indian whisky vas
the cause % the trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
CHARLES T00THAKER BROWNS
While BatAiuz IN STRAIN Ia the
NsaEe Aatinn.

Cuthre y T Julg z-f'tssr.es To1th-
sker. q yezaz Ea5 r pears Ga. vss
Drowned Fl Blr6 cFeek tast Saturday r.
ternoon 5etweea ara 2 o-cisrk TIE
scene - the srcissnt was - fhs TsSsste
Horn faIis. seven rifles neTfhwers =
Tsssrauska. Hs Ard WI 81 ben
me-. zna three sz1sH p0Tz had teen h
sslr1miag fer seTGe usse wHea O.
akar vas faksa wita the cramps - H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Granite. o T, July 3.-John Cooley. a
peddlsr % jewellery. made desperate a.
tempt last night 20 XII his 1lfs Ter
cries Tor help attracted - hsr assis'anre
some passing neigabors. 0hefsu7on
Cooley grst5ed an Ak ard drove taeuI
from the yard sheriS Counts arrived
jus; IN time 70. take the sogid-bs mBr-
derer IA and landed aim r. iah. where
be vii - allowed o. remain gnti s9beFsd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
PRESS Royalty ENTERTAINED
Prank Ne Master Leaves xethIsg TO
be Desired 20 : hat Qunrtrr

Oklahoma City. O. T. July z-Tns
press headquarters IS IN charge e Frank
AcAasfsr and he aax handled III 2 w.
paper rlen % tAe qneca's tasss. Ts.oae
here whom - has scecussnsds *. a<e:
r Z Collier. ST E4pgls. y. Aekes1sssau.
r Brown, T. z Brewn. Oklahoma City.
X A Battle Kansas CITY . Bran,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Representation as Fixed 6 based upon
ono delegate at large from each county
and one delegate for each one hundred
votes and major fraction thereof cast for
Hon. d. r Flynn In lS9s
The committee recommends - 30
chairmen 81 the several county commit
tees that the county conventions % elect
delegates 70 said territorial convention
be held on August 3 and the primaries
celled 70 iecet delegates 70 the coun.v
convention be held on July 81. bu, sid
committee are empowered 20 Ak 9th
dates y these are not locally shtsfactorY
or applicable
Ply order OF the committee
WA GRIMES. chairman
CTAS. IT. FII.sON. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Iu TIE t!iie u ne ff-aad Trerk RsflzsT
Eysfems nsw sEutasr Tourist Fstfrr
uhlsh. tagefher vita other dsusftgt.rs
liisrs; 1re. can bs ea4 ca Application -
J Il EsFEs. ely paassazer ens tlcxsl
asent. - clark street. corner Jackssa
I9s.eFars. chsfsEo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
cr,,i,e state Hank'- business.

Granite. o T. Jgiy The Granite
state Aank hSs moved iofo TIER new
tprs-starv sllfie~ recently bgi- f9E them
ard are nox ready - BUSINESS Thsir
e-e, say's deposit rea-hef fio0e. whih
r. frsts by The bert Ehos ing ever made
81 an oklsh1rns bark
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
wool uarehsu.e Eursea

Miies CITY. 8ert. Jay z-Tbs casssf
county Sol zsFshossa- fNo asslaeEs. .
BARN snd elzss cara Wers destroyed here
b. IRE eafiy ts1ay TssTs va ssgs
r5sa6s e sesl 81 faa Eafsa9sss. pzT.
sally inszFsG. issn. szess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION CALL
Despis Flynn Is 60 be Renominaied az
Guthrie. August

Guthrie. O. T., July complying with
the directions OF the territorial central
committee al a meeting held In Okla
hoTna City on April I. 1900. convention ?
the Republicans OF Oklahoma Territory
In delegate convention Is hereby called
&c be held at Guthrie on the sth day %
August. 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m. for tho
purpose Of nominating candidate for
congress.
Counties will be entitled to representa-
ton IN said convention as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
EVER
HAVE
BACK
ACHE

BaGsaGhs means Kidney Trouble,
kidney trouble means Pright'S Dis.
ease, Bright'S Disease means death,
Watch your kidneys !
Or. RoItiA'S Kidney Tablets viii
cure YOUR kidney and backacba
troubles, as they have cured thogs.
andS Of others everywhere.
oon't delay and don't er-
pertinent, but get the best.
and the verdict Of tens Of
thousands is Or. HcItIn's
Kidney Tablets.
Don't accept su6s, tsfes. Get only the r.,.
uine- Soit in pacs--es of Two ss-cs. ~. AMI
&c, '1e latter c5atsiupE pessly three tines
n .aCc-i medicine IS the io-Iaer
G-cParcd only by
baLFE CHEAiC4L go s. Maiden I.ane Y Y.
For safe ~ the following d-uepis-s g
NicAtta; WICHITA DRUG CO 10 =
Doug as SAIR- 51s r. Douglas: DO~E-
IN a HIGGFNSON. 2GS y. Main VsS-
HCCNING DRUG co, 2tt = D-lrlsS.
LESpTE d SON vsN n Tor-S -
ROCK ISLAND DRUG STORE. - =
Dcus IS Go0DiN 81 z oak.
MACY. 'Fi y Main MvTCAR so y
Maiu' HkNElON. Cor. Central and Nan.
GEIiRING. 100 & Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Hess1ssfa. Fsiaaf. ga-y 2-Tas bed
- re af1slz strstise sesarfrrerts = ss.s
ffeats aEf sFsn m9zbefs q fss ktFFs
esf cert = Egniss1 Sra ze6sv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

Bgrsso gsi1 t.-y.as JsTsfd. % csR
f1fr.ia. kr9ckss oaI 3 ws.aig = b.
fsis 60 fes efEafa fQuns. ~ fAs osgnsse
Afa,stse eHE tsnlxhs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

ks-fT sssszs- fffeFEss sasVssF sT--sr sEzrs sss
~ - 81 - -rs lse yses - iaels ffsF ferz-s
. s-rf s7aff%z@ ~ srsrfGa = z1t-tfrs - T-rF
crtfrsse--sr - - z.sfk~ss skss<asE~.s Tfss 80
= asn - seNss>F. ~ - 49, Il HsTnass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04
Shapsly
Married Women

80 - Sc: e I'D ] lIlET 5
~ "a Es E 3 "a p1s 81 ser af
= 4 Kfz ~
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Charles y. +. Armstrong, son of Sir
Andrew Armstrong Of ireland, has OBJ
t1incd Il divorce at Galveston. Texas,
from his wife. Nellie Armstrong, widely
known as Nelba, the opera singer. Inc
ground on which the divorce was secured
was dcscrtion. The custody OF the ~
year-oId son is given to the husband.
The Bank Of Renhard & Co, Of Colum-
Ms Ohio. founded in 1865, suspended bus
mess Tuesday, and John q. and Henry
A. RcinEard filed deeds Of aSslSnneht
The assignces qualified by giving. bonds
1gcrrgating S325O00. John G. Relnhard'
cashier of the bank. said: The suspen-
einn was caused by persistent rumors rs
tlecting On the financlal cohdltloh q tlc
bank ana its owners
cen. Maximo Gomez sailed from la
yana; Tuesday, for Santo domingo: be-
fore leaving he addressed a letter 70 th the
president Of the National party, saying
demonstration in his honor and that ne
wdmId soon return to Cuba. In the course
" 1n interview he denied that he had
any intention Of attempting TO become
tbc President of Santo Domingo
Andrew G. Remick of Hyde Park
1Ials was found guilty of polygamy D!
= fUry in the Norfolk superior court az
nofb3m = Mass. Tuesday, and Judge
B0nd later sent him to the House of Cor
.antjon for three years. 1t was shoWl
IT, Pan1ink married Mary +. Bassett al
Shr,tb &c 'tramingham in 1883, and. last De
nor,har married Elizabeth Wallis. Rem
;ctH nIeoded his own case, croSs-eNaiHliie'
the witnesses and finally admitted tha
ha I'D not been divorced from the Wo
man he first married.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-11

Littlefeld Of Rockland. ut the conven-
tion in Auburn. this afternoon, ana ut
the Same time elected Hon. Waldo
PettengiIl of Rumford Falls, and Hen
ry +. Estes of Lewiston, delegates to
the national convention at Philadol-
pha. on Il platform which heartily
supports every action of the admins
tration. Neither delegates We're
pledged but as the platform also
strongly urges the denomination of
President Mckinley, this is deemed in
Maine as sufficient pledge of the party
support. The convention was perfect
" harmonious. notwithstanding the
fact that every delegate knew that he
was endorsing a man who had gained
prominence through his independent
attitude.
The proceedings consumed less than
two hours, fully a third Of the time be-
ing taken up by the speech Of Chair
man John =. SWaZey of Canton, Mr..
Iittlefield's opponent year ago. Mr..
Swazey spoke eloquently of the sue
cess Of the party in years past. ap-
plauded President Mckinley, who, he
claimed. was vastly preferable to all
the Bryans and Deweys that might be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-11
ANTl.slAvERY CONFLICT.
Judge Halls Interesting Paper Before the His
torical Society. Last Evening.

An interested audience listened to Judge
Halls paper on the "Anu-Sldvery Con-
tIict." before the Historical Society at
Library hail. last evening. As many Of
the incidents took place in Augusta and
ualloweH and all in kennebec, the names
of the principal actors were well known
and the paper Of great interest. At its
conclusion. Judge Hall on behalf OF judge
II. X. Baker of llallowell, presented to
the society a history of the old town
hall at Halowell. which was the crib II
not the cradle Of the anti-slaVery move
mcnt in kennebec; set Of resolutions
ana reply drawn up at that period. show
ing the spirit OF the time; and a copy OF
Judge Bakers Abolition paper returned
to him with a picture Of a gallows on the
wrapper, on which is hanging an Aboh-
zionist. with the legend; Help me. my
dear black friend
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-11
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure In One Minute.

brought against him and concluding
with a declaration that Puerto Rico.
Hawaii and the Philippines were safe
in the hearts of the Republican party.
The nomination Of Mr.. Littlefield fol-
lowed. his name being presented by
Col. F.. NJ. Drew of Lewiston. who paid
him Il high tribute and expressed the
great pride which the district took in
its congressman. After other delegates
from various parts of the district had
seconded the nomination. the conven-
ton put itself on record in making the
nomination by accIamation through a
rising vote.
Soon after telegram was read from
Mr.. Littleficld. thanking the conven-
ton for its endorsement and closing
with the words nothing but the vote
upon the Puerto Itican bill tomorrow,
prevented my attendance upon the con-
| Vcntion"
The election Of two delegates to the
national convention followed. when
Edwin Riley Of Livermorc. ana L. L.
| Campbell of Rockland. We're made al
ternates. The convention was brought
to 4 close with the adoption Of the
| platform, as follows:
Whereas. the Republicans III the "a
| Congressional district. hy delegates III
| convention assembled. desire tp rclfiirn
their faith ana belief III the Republican
| party, in its principles ana teachings as
! promulgated during the past ~ years by
| its founders ana leaders M whom m,
| State If Maine furnished such illustriou,
names as II1mllu. Fes- ndrn. Morrill,
! Blaine ana Diugl"y-no loss than Others
tNrr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-11
s1.1E6.O7O "INvESTED."
Prosecuti N r sis in Miller Tial-Tte Frank
lin ,;yndicate's Receiyts.

Ncw York. April lo.-The prosecution
III tha ease Of Miller, manager Of the
Franklin Syndicate, this afternoon. un-
eznaetcdly rested. out If the 125 wit
resscs originally announced, not over
y, have been called Miller's attorneys
that they were unprepared
10 outline their plan Of defence at this
time. Notwithstanding this announce
mcnt. Judge Hurd would not consent
to an adjournment later than tomor-
row morning. Just before adjournment
Nh Clark. the district attorney, an
n.unced that the defence would con-
c..da that the amount invested in tn"
Franklin Syndicate was 81 156,070.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-11
The WARE MURDER.
Mass Meetings at Bucksport. Today. to Raise
Funds 10 Solve M,stev.

Eucksport. Me. April lu.--An cndcavor
to revive interest III the mysterious muir
der Of Sarah Ware. in September. lN:'s
viii BE- made Wednesday, when public
mass meetings will bc hold. afternoon and
evening in Emery hau, the largest pub
lie building Of BUck~purt The call for
b., meetings has been ISSUED ht William
T. Trcwurgy uf Hucksp"rt, who Wa ar
rested. last year, charged with the crime.
scph FoGE. Jr., who Swore in court tina;
ne helped TrcwuyEy move the body az tas
murdered woman from "a certain llar"
where the body was found. FnEg after
wards rctrIctcd his story and was in
dicted for perjury, while IrvW Wursy WIS
released.
Mr.. TreworEy. in spite Of Fogs's Re-
traction feels that more or i.Ss suspicion
has followed him. ana he desires tu have
detective work in the cas-. r. sGnl,d, in
order that the murderer. If possible, m 81
hc found. Efforts will be- made "a raise
funds ana u appoint A committee to con-
truI the same.
The Ware murder wa onc III the most
Maine Sarah Ware. i homcl, 81, cnmpar-
atiyclv frirnllcss widow, VINO made n
living I'M house work. went uEt nn an cr-
rand. Sept. II, lAgN. ana dii n"t come
back Two weeks from that night, hrr
dcad body with the skull crushed wa
found III 4 pasture MT far from tine house
where thc woman made her home. Ihc
town hired detectives ana reward ui
500 Was subscribed by the citizens. hul
thu arrest Of TrcwurcY was tn only OUT
come ~ the investigations