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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
NOAH SHELLHAMMER DEAD
We'll Known Citizen of Rarper Has
Passed Away.

Harper, Kans., May 14.-Noah She'll
hammer died OF appendicitis yesterday
at IL D. m, after a brief Illness of four
days. He leaves behind him 10 mourn
his loss a wife and three children and a
host of friends.
Mr.. SheIlhammer was born in Schulkill
county, Pennsylvania, September II, 1888.
where he resided until 1862 when he re-
moved to Kalamazoo. Michigan, when he
was married 10 Anna Savilla Fetterolf.
who still survives him. To this union
four children were born, all Of whom are
living, except his youngest daughter,
Cora, who died about two weeks ago.
His passing away was watched by his
family and many loving friends. and was
peaceful and without complaint. Among
the relatives from abroad at his bedside
were his brother, David Shellhammer, of
Mount Philaslzi. Illinois. and his daugh-
ter Mrs. T. G. Underhill, OF Colbran, Col
orado, his nephew, Rev. Dr. Fetterolf, OF
Des Moines, Ia, viii be here in time for
the funeral which win be held at the Pres
byterian church Thursday afternoon.
Rev. W. II. Morris, officiating.
Mr.. Shellhammer has been a resident IN
and about Conway Springs since 1877. He
proved up the claim where the town now
is, and has been a highly respected citi-
zen. No death occurring here since the
origin OF the town has caused so much
universal sorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
sHIPPERs AND NOTES.

Leroy w. Scott of Maize was a shipper
If a car load of heavy hogs and they sold
straight at the top price.
Henry Schweiter sent in a car Of heavy
hogs and they sold without dockage at
the top Of the bulk.
Con r. Rollins of Hutchinson was IA
wit IA car load of fancy hogs, theid
weight being heavy and they sold ct
q strong bulk figure
/. H. AIcCrocklin Of Derby was q ship
per of mediums which sold straight at
Il good bulk price
T. u. Kelly Of the firm Of Kelly Bros.
OF Corwia, was En- person at the yards
wish a car Of mediums Of fair quality
Wdch sold at a strong bulk price.
dr. W. A. Stettler one o. the well
known Oklahoma shippers TO this marke (
was in person at the yards with a car
OF medium lights which sold at a strong
bulk price.
FGerley Bros. of Peck were shippers of
lght hogs which sold at bulk price.
Y. Gunlth of Belle Plaine was a ship
per Of mediums " hich sold ut a strong
bulk price.
BurchaeId 6, Connen were on the mar
ket with a car of light hogs which sold
at bulk prices.
G. c. Handy Of Norwich was IN person
IT the yards with a car load of medium
lights which sold at a strong bulk price.
j. S. Geenwade of Hunnewen was on
the market with a car OF mediums and
they sold at @ good bulk figure.
House q Woulf1 of Newton we're in
with two cars OF hogs, both selling at
al their grade could command.
". S. Shives of Burton was in with
q car OF medium lights which sold at
strong bulk prices.
W. p. Norris of Oxford was a shipper
Of medium light hogs and they sold al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
Fall 0F NEEDED RAIN
Over Country Caused Wheat
Market TO Weaken.
BULLS SENT CORN UP
Provisions Were Dull With
IActive Trading in Oats.

Chicago. May 1.-THE fan Of needed
rain weakened wheat today and July
closed &c lower. but the bul party man
aged TO support corn, the July delivery
closing a shade up. July oats closed 4sc
higher and provisions a shade to sc i'm
proved.
Wheat opened weak on disappointing
cables. July ss91zc to &c lower at MA
15sG&c. Offerings were mostly local
holdings. Reports Of damaged crops in
the west, southwest and northwest from
continued dry weather gave an impetus
TO the bull element to begin buying and
the opening decline was speedily checked
Then began an upward movement, com
mission houses being heacy buyers. The
bulk taken, however. was by those who
had sold on the opening depression. The
price gradually advanced to 721sc when
reports OF rain IN Oklahoma and predic-
tions Of rain in southern Kansas started
a reaction. A verificatiOn as TO Kansas
showing that good precipitation had re-
lieved the situation there and disappoint-
ing worlds visible figures accentuated
the selling and the market fell steadily
to lie, closing weak and sc lower at ia
11sc. Local receipts were 81 cars, five
Of contract grade. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported Is cars against III last
week and pa a year ago. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels against $4,000
a year ago. Atlantic and gulf ports
showed an equivalent Of 10000 bushels
Of wheat and -four The worlds s visible
supply decreased $4,000 bushels.
Corn opened Irregular, July lsQ14c lower
TO a shade higher at 442s 70 449so on local
people selling on the liberal receipts.
Under bul manipulation the price rose
later to 45Ac. Little corn was for sale,
though there was a considerable demand
on the short account chiefly. Following
the decline in wheat the price eased on TO
445sc. May corn was inactive selling be-
eween "a and SIC, closing firm and PIC
higher at 81. Local receipts were Sol cars,
one hundred of contract grade.
Oats were strong and active with more
general and excited trading than either
wheat or corn. Extensive country buy
ing and further talk OF poor crop pros
poets, together with the support OF local
buying much Of it by shorts taking to
cover sent the July up to 2sc and the
Sept. to 2614d26ssc The market opened
firm, but yielded slightly early, on talk
of rain in Oklahoma The slump was,
however of short duration and the mar
ket more than recovered under heavy
buying by commission houses. July sold
between 2Sq27ssc and closed sc higher at
z74c.
Provisions were dul but strong in SYM
pathy with the excellent demand for oats
and corn at higher prices and helped as
vel by an advance in the price Of hogs.
July pork sold between S14.70q14S75s and
closed SC higher at S14.T1h. July lard sold
between s7S719 and S792a and s7.95 and
closed 2lkc higher at 500; July ribs sold
between S7.S5Gp7.90 and closed a shade
higher at S7.S5-
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 46
cars; corn 26O; oats los; hogs $1,000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
MARRIED ON A BRIDGE
Couple Outwit Vigilance Of
Obfectjng Parents

Atchison, ans, May 14-Win Church. a
prominent young farmer living near
Salem, No. and Miss Lulu Stanton, a
decidedly pretty young woman, who re-
sides with her parents three miles south
OF East Atchison, were married on the
Atchison bridge last night at s O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed by Squire
O'Conuor who represents the East At
Gibson district IN the lower house OF the
Missouri legislature. Miss Stanton's par
ents objected TO the union on account OF
the groom's financial condition, and. al
though he had waited on the young wo-
man for the past year. they forbade him
10 come to the house when they learned
his intentions Yesterday afternoon they
met by appointment at the depot in East
Atchison, came at once 10 Atchison and
procured the marriage license. Then,
with the squire. they crossed the bridge
until they were on the Kansas side and
were married. After the ceremony they
left for the groom's home near Salem.
The bride is 4 and the groom 3.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
swamp-Root So Pleasant 70 Take.

You have no idea how well I feel
am satisfied that 1 90 not need any more
medicine, as 1 am in as good health as 1
ever was in my life" So says Mrs. Mary
Engelhard Of 2S55 Madison street. ST.
Louis. Mo. TO a reporter of the st. Louis
Globe-D Democrat
For more than ten years I suffered
with what the doctors termed female
trouble. also heart trouble, with swell
ing of the feet and limbs. Last summer
I felt so badly that / thought / had not
long 70 live. l consulted doctor after
doctor and took their medicines. but felt
no better. A friend recommended me TO
try DR.. Kilmers Swamp-ROOt and must
say ] derived immense benefit almost
from the first week. I continued the
medicine, taking IL regularly and I am
now in splendid health. The pains and
aches have all gone. have recommend
ed Swamp Root TO ali my friends, and
told them what It has done for rae. I
Will gladly answer any one who desires
TO write me regarding my case / most
heartily indorse Swamp-ROOt from every
standpoint. There is such a pleasant
taste to Swamp-Root, and Il goes right
10 the weak spots and drives them our Of
the system
/Z4/ztz>eDKS4aHk<ee4~eG
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
HOGS s GENIS LOVER
Quality Nothing Extra and
Market Draggy.
TOPS STILL AT s565
Receipts | ,686--CattIe Market
Steady but No Trading.

The wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted on the close as a fat 5 cents
lower During the early part Of the
nay there was very light trading. The
wagon hogs and the early car deliveries
were very light and all that came were
promptly absorbed The market opened
with a sembIance Of intrinsic strength,
but later reports came IN that showed
Kansas City very weak with 5000 hogs
LETT unsold and the preponderance Of
feeling that there was a break In prices
IN sight This market was a fat cents
iower, and the quality Of hogs received
was only fair IN the main. There were
100 many light trashy hogs on sale and
while there were some very fair hogs,
tnere was an abundance of small and in
Inherent stock. The buyers were keen
Tor all hogs that would reach butcher
weights and this grade sold strong all
during the day. Nineteen cars of hogs
passed over the scales and the close of
The day found most Of the receipts ac-
counted for.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
RAISE OF WAGES MADE
santa Fe Employees TO Have Salaries
Increased.

Increased
Topeka, May 14-An skilled men IN the
mechanical department OF the Santa Fe,
from Chicago to Albuquerque. N NJ,
viii receive an increase in wages. This
agreement was reached today after the
local committee from the International
Maehinists' association had held a con-
ference with the management The meet
ing Saturday resulted only in concessions
being made to the machinfsts, but the
action Of today assures an advance 10
all skilled mechanics. The agreement
was reached without any wrangle be-
tween the employees and the manage
ment. By noon the details Of the con-
tract had been arranged for all men on
the line between Chicago and Colorado.
and the remainder was completed late
this afternoon.
The advance gives TO al skilled me-
chanics formerly receiving under s. a
day an advance OF 25 cents per day
more than heretofore, and 10 those re-
ceiving 50. an increase Of 10 cents per
day. Gang bosses also receive an in
crease Of q cents per day.
The committee which has secured this
increase is composed Of William Barnes.
Samuel Mckibben and George Cooper, all
members Of the International Machinists
associating and representing the best ele-
ment OF the shop men. Regarding the
treatment which they have received at
the hands Of the officials they speak very
highly. "Our treatment has been very
Courteous said one of the members
this afternoon. We had no wrangles;
whenever we came to a place where we
were not together we just talked it over
and finally came to an understanding.
We found it pleasure to meet such men
as we dealt with
So far, no concessions have been asked
for regarding a shorter day, the com
mittee being content to have its demands
for higher wages acceded to; but it is
understood that the International Ma
chinists' association at Chicago viii take
up the cause Of a nine hour day and viii
bring such pressure TO bear as viii in
sure this concession By May 90 The
present schedule provides for 50 hour
week.
The advance in all the mechanical de-
partments is effective from May 1.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

At present many vays ~ dealing vifh
the trust have been suhmlttsd ard ~
the meeting ore ~ these Ull - selected
- ;he nost feasible. There Sens q ~
10 estimate % the amount % money pald
the combine by the farmers fsr the ha1L-
Ing cf their wheat
The latest charEs - 50 brought rrsfrst
the comhlns e low testing Complaints
of thls Character have bsea ars1aht e.
from diGerert local5fles b1t 9 81 n8t
known vEsther tha practice la gl1e1zl.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

Tcpeka. Kan. Esy 1f-Tha Parse- 3
clay Center case. - ahlra an aroeal
nas heea takra fson tAs lafgrctss1
granted C1sy Cenfes pTsgeatl1e tte rsr-
Chase q the Farsaas etc ser fse rruza.s-
on ere DOCKET - the szDserns ccl-t wi
- hear1 ia Jz-e. Tie beard - c1arsf. "a
ts arEi7us 20 have 4ass 1lsalts Sassy
eetermicet - taat = nay k1ez Htetssr
q reT aapilu - 90 - bt
80 early laca.rn rlI also - uate RI
tae sglt begln asaf-st AasItsr ccls PEI
afire 90 the Case cos--v 1s1ca Is
Hl q decided 81 51re also.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

The Scents Line q the World" ths
Denver & RE Grznds Railroad. oTers -
Tourists ln CalegaGo. Utah and New Mex
ico tss choicest resorts. ard 70 the trans
continental traFsisr the sra15est rcensry.
Two separate and distinct raztes lh-aura
the Rocky Mountains. al through ucksts
avzIiabie va e.thsr. he dlre-t lns %
Cripp1e Greek. ths Ersa-sss gold camp
CT earth Three trans each way dalv.
gith through Pullman psiaca aue fo-r.sr
sleeping cars betEeea Chicago. De-rs-.
san Fran-ls-7 a-5 LIS Anre,es as
Denver arl Psrlznt TIE best 8ns -
Utzh. 1f1rtars. oregon sn5 Eas-lzFton
VIA ths .OEssu GatsEaF.- D.1iur cars
fssr~scs a la carrsl O. al .aropEh rrzlns.
wrs,e s p Eo1ssr G. r T A..
Denver. Cos7rzso. ssr IlustrztsE es-
rtr-lge rarrrL e-E
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

er; muttons ss594.I: lambs slsoG5.1O;
spring lambs $5.5OQ650.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. May 1A-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market steady TO strong; native
steers s4.15d5.s0; stockers and feeders,
S2.Seq4.75; cows and heifers s2.00Q4. .65;
Texans and Indian steers S3.5Od5.25; cows
and heifers S2.50q3.SO.
Hogs-Receipts S,o00;rnarket was strong
70 shade higher. Pigs and lights $3.50
so; packers S5.6Od5.75; butchers. s5.60g
$50
Sheep-Receipts $500; market was
steady. Native muttons $4S5q475; spring
lambs s5.5Oq72.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
coTToN.

New York. May 1.-THE opening of cot
ton was steady a. prizes unchanged 10
points lower. The weekly crop and
weather bulletin proved builish and sent
July 10 7.65. II the last hour the sou-s
turned a large sellers ard the trade here
soon switched over 70 the bear side agas-
and the movement finally ras steadia6
uith prices net tWo paints lower or ncar
and ore 10 tWo points higher on far
-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
Do
Every Reader O the Eagle May Have a
Women as Well as Men are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Troubles.

Il used 20 be considered that oaiy uri-
nary and bladder troubles we're 20 Be
traced 10 The kidneys. bnt now modern
science proves thas nearly al diseases
have their beginning IN the disorder q
these most important organs.
The kidneys alter and purify Tire blood
that is their work. So WHEN your kid
neys are weak or out of order yea can
understand how quickly youE entire hoay
I IS affected. and how every ors2a seems
20 fsa 20 DO its duty.
II you are sick CT "feel badly" begin
taking the famous new discovery. pr.
I KHmers swamp Root. because as soon
as your kidneys are wei they WI help
an the other orsaus 90 health. A trial VII
convince anyone.
Many women suffer untold misery
because the nature Of their disease Is
not correctly understood; IN most
cases they are led 70 believe that
womb trouble CT female weakness or
some sort is responsible for their
many us, when in fact dfsorderea kid
neys are the chief cause Of their dis
tresslng troubles
( Neuralsia. nervousness. hcadache.
punv or dark circles under tho eyes.
( rheumatism. dragging pain or dun ache
in TIE back. weakness or bearing down
b sensation. profusc or scanty supply of
urine. with stronE odor. frequent desire
20 pass at night or day. vita scaitins or
burning -sensation.-thcsc are au unmls-
talsabie sisas of kidney aud bladder
trouble
II there IS any doubt n your mind "a
20 your condition. take from your urinc
on rising about four ounces. place it in
a elass or bottle aud let 70 stand twenty
four hours. ~ on examination tf b
milky or cioudy. u there is o hrick-duss
settling. or IL small PARTICLES Scat about
in IT, Your kidneys are ia need og immsdl-
ate attention
other symptoms showing that you need
swamp Root are slceplessncss. diaEincss.
irrcgular heart. breathiessness. ssuoss.
unhealthy complexion. plenty of ambition
bat no strength
swamp-Boot IS pleasant 20 take and Is
used la the leading hospitals. recommend
"a by physicians in their private prae-
tica. and is taken by doctors themselves.
because they recognize in it the greatest
and most successful remedy that sclenca
has ever been able 70 compound.
II you are already convinced that
swamp Root is what you need. you can
purchase the regular nrty-cent and one-
dollar bottles at tbs drug stores every
where.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

from diseases incident to old age. Had
Mr.. Ralston lived eight months longer
he would have been 100 years old Al
though he had seen more years than it
is the ordinary lot Of mortals 10 expert
ence, he maintained his activity during
the last year Of his life and only recently
did he show signs of breaking down
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

Fort seott- kan. Nay IA tsisEzn
was received here yeSteruay a11ouncins
the death ~ Coio-si A. A Harris. faf-
uer Deuocratic leader wh7 4Fet -
this city for many years ard was ore -
the leading corporat5oa attorneys - tae
state lie die a rs late hsn1s III Da
lu.A. Z.nas- TIE rsz1szz I'll - bEocEzr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

St. Louis. May l4-wheat. lower; No. .
red. cash elevator 7Sltc, track 81 751ac.
May Tsac; July esisc. Sept. 6s2sc: No. 2
hard 72izc.
Corn-Lover. No. . cash s3c; track ~
&c. Nay sc; July 41ssc; Sept &c
Oats-Easy. No. . cash S7isc; track 29iz
F30i.c. May zsszc; July 25s.c; Sept 25.c,
No. white Sic
Rye-Steady AZ SC
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
AdaitIonal Roe. leland Exeursions

Additional Rock Island Excursions
Commencing wednesday. November Z.
and continuing every Wednesday there
after. the Rock Island announces an ad-
ditiona personally conducted tourist *
cursioa with through Pullman tourist
sieepers from Kansas City and OMAHA
70 san Francisco. Les Angeles and Pa
clac coast points, via tie Denver and
Rio Grauds scenic route. TBS Is IL ad-
dition - The regular personally c1ndult-
ed tourist excursion leaving Kansas City
and Omaha every Friday for TIE SANE
Doints.
Thls personally conducted feature for
the holders o. iovss5srats tickets has
proved SIS popularity. The tourst agents
and conductors who aec0npa1y thsss sx-
cursions through are Rex Island em-
ployes ard have travelsd ever tae roz-e
many tines and accustomed 90 taxing
care cf ladies travelling alone. and are
good guides 70 al scsalr po-nts ~ ioter-
est IN Colorad7 AID Uah- They pass
through nosc INTERESTING PAGES Ike
Colorado spriags. Roya Gorge. Tsnles-
see Pass. Cancr q ne Gralde 3 GsuW5s6
Springs. Castle ROCK and SAL L2ks City.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
Made > New Woman al Me.

During three years / was frequently
attacked with severe spells or sickness
many OF these sick spells kept me In bed.
dangerously III from three weeks % ttrre
months. under the constant care oI the
best physicians Of Kansas CITY The
doctors never told me I had anythiu E
the matter Of my kidneys. but 4 ald
not know for sure
Some doctors pronounced ms case gall
stones. and said Z could not live without
a surgical operation. TO which / Would
never consent A friend suggested / try
DR.. Kiimer's Swamp-Root / began %
take swamp Root regularly. and when I
had used only three lfty-ccnt bottles I
felt fine and was able % DO more work
than ] had done Ia four years lt has
made n new woman Of ne, 4 have had
only one slight attack since I began 70
take Swamp Root. and that was caused
by being drenched with rain and CATCH
ing cold. stomach trouble had bothered
me for years and had become chronic. 4
am now 81 years ut age and feel much
Younger than / did ten years ago.
freely give this testimonial for the Dcne-
dt OF those who have suffered as I have
IN II. = Soeeb4,-s~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
Il q - Il Il - -

here for interment il the family buryins
grounds.
Il WAS Colonel Harris who headed The
Democratic delegatloa % the national
convention from Kansas Ia 1ssg snd sec
onded tae noniual-on Of Cleveland. 70
whom be referred &c the Moses of Dero-
ocracy. lie Vas a colonel II the Con-
federzte army. having e1llsted in Nor
san's cavalry from Lebanon. Ky. his
birthplace His resldencs n Eansas
dates hack 70 1s7I-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
CattIe.

The cattle market was quoted as steady
but there was very little on sale in which
to make a quOtable market. Some single
hoofs we've offered and transferred but
outside of this there was nothing OF
eDecial importance
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
THE WEATHER.

May Il. 191.
During the past a hours the tsmpera-
ture has been from IS to IS. q range Of =
and the mean Sc which IS Just the normal
with partly cloudy weather and in the
afternoon a few drops OF rain. Light
southeast wind and moderately high bar
ometer. Since the first Of the month the
rainfall has been only 20 inch which Is
almost one and a half inches less than
the normal. The temperature has been
two degrees warmer than the normal
FRED L. JOHNSON. Obresver.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

This large four-story building u al.
Of the sick No losthsems or cortag Gus
diseases admitted, but az other disc 50
that are usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morph.na Hablfs
absolutely guaranteed. Women. marrisi
O. single. can dnd SAFE retreat here
during confinement. and a home On every
ease found Tor tie child = required A
home for tbs poor aud rich alike. Is al
Operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that is made -
tho ordinary hospital zee which - gut
enough 10 pay the running eEpenses u
the Institution. The best of references
given whom required Write ~ circuias
to the Martha Washfnr'on Home"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
Kansas CITY,

Kansas City. May l+-Wheat-AIay SIS.
July 651.c; Sept Gitc. Cash, No. hard
6slz T70c; No. ) 67769lzcs No. ? red 7l07lc.
Corn-Hfay 425sF4essc. July 41asc; cash,
No. mixed 42l5G43c; No. . white 43Ac.
Oats-No. white 5li s92c-
Rye-No. ,. 64c.
Hay-Choloe timothy S1050du; choice
prairie, Se.5oa9.75-
Butter-Creamery 14isG165zo; dairy IsG
14c.
Eggs-Fresh. SIC.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15


is a { in
testimonial received
n Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

on the Produce Exchange today the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Market steady; creamery 14Gl9i
dairy uG16c.
Cheese. 9i4TI1c.
Ergs-l0iLI lose
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Flour-Dul.
wheat-No. spring sa01kc; No. 2 red
705s d711sc:
Corn-No. ?. 52G5Slkc; No. yellow 5s1k.
Oats-No. ? 2S1La2Ss4c; No. white 2Sc
No. white 2SIldZS1zc.
Rye-No. ., SIC.
Barley-Good feeding. 52Q55c; fair to
choice mailing 56G57c.
Flaxseed-No. !. S1.731k; No. north
western S1.T31z
Prime timothy seed. S37S.55.
Mess pork, per barrel SiA60d14e5.
Lard, per 1aV pounds S7.57ikQ790.
Short ribs sides Qoose) S7.e9qs.10.
Dry salted shoulders boxed 6a4G7c.
Short clear sides (boxed) S812lz6S. %.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
AGED PIONEER DIES.
Joseph W. RsIston Of Lezvenworth
Passes Apssv.

Leavenworth. Kaas.. Stay 14-Jossph
X. Ralstoa die6 yesterday morning a.
the home OF his son. J " gaisloa. svyo
and oze-aalf zaiies southwest q Lansing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
BEING TRIgp FoR ARSON.
Son of Mayor selig Of Lawrence !
Court

o0H OF WayoF otIIJ OF law SIilc n
Court.
Lawrence. Kan. May 1.-THE trial Of
Louis Selig, son Of Mayor A l. Selig.
on the charge OF arson. was begun In the
Douglas county district court yesterday.
The greater part OF the day was taken Up
in securing q jury. The case is attracting
much attention. and the trial viii occupy
several DAYS. Young Selig IS charged
with setting FIRE 10 the Gibson corn mil.
that was partly destroyed BY fire little
over q year ago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15
Did Not Know / Had Kidney trouble.

that
O ~
q
Nv ii hat o amon
rna i
gh 1t /.IsseIeb~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-15

Washington. May 1t-Forecast: Kansas
Showers with cooler in northeast .por-
ton Thursday probably showers in
eastern; fair IN western portion; south
eaSterly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Clear
Ing Wednesday. probably higher temper
atures Thursday fair. variable winds.