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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-26
BASEBALL.
National League Games


CINCINNATI 8. CHICAGO l.
Chicago. july 25.-The visitors won cas-
ily by batting Menefee freely Two OF
the locals i've hits came after Phillips
had hit Shaefer by pitched ball. spoil
Ing shut-out. Attendance. 3.0oa Score.
Il Il Z
Chicago -..-....-.-. o 010080-l
Cincinnati .--....-.. o o e310 Ge-s is
Menefee and King. Philips and Ber-
gen
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BANK CLEARINeS

New York. July 25.-The following table.
complied By Bradstreet shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended July >. with the percentage
OF increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-26
American Lsaau. Cams.

BALTIMORE -. CHICAGO ia
Baltimore. July E.-The new American
League team broke even with Chicago
today Errors were responsible for many
81 the visitors runs IN the first game
The locals pulled themselves together in
the second contest and won our hy fast
work in the field Attendance. aero
Scores.
FIRST game RHE
Scores. scoser fB zvf.. .sEsEsEs-
Baltimore ..--.---.. I o 8oDs8o-s g
Chicago ..---..----. @ I 80I5 lis - 3
Howell and Yeager. Patterson and sui
Ivan.
second game RHE
Baltimore ....-...... 01o200e0 :
Chicago .-..--------. Q 9 . o.
WIZ ard Keager. GriTifh Garvin and
r Mcfarland
CLEVELAND s. WASHINGTON 2
washington July 1-Tze Cleveland
team won today IN their final turn az
the bat hitting orth for four singles and
a triple This with an error. gave thern
Eve runs ard TIE game. Attendance
51o0 Score = n
Evashs1g-on ........08es68af
Cleveland .---...-.... Q ae1sl @-s
Orth ard DriIl. joss and Bemis.
BOSTON 2. ST LOUIS 9
oston July z1-spa-zz the home team
-ezesr ultc1er Won RS frst victory 90
day Hsrper's free bases were very
costly Attendance. 1el score
RuE
Boston ....---..--.-- o114ssoa.S
s. Louis .--..-.-..-.. DC 90 1905
Sparks and Warner. Harper and szE-
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy c-eameries I4G4izcs
diaries I5i111ec.
Cheese-Stsady, 1Gzt92.c.
Egg=Steady fresh &c
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


Chicago. July E.-The leading future
ranged as follows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-26
Union Livestock Commission Go

4. 5. MOORE. Ma0aeer.
Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan Gems 81
rle1is and Cc-resr onderce solicited STAR
ket report Furnished free CA application
PrCcce0s RENTED on cGE ~ sale. Money
e lean on cattle. Phone $50
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07
Electric Lights.

The town has outgrown the
capacity of the electric light plant.
Tins the managers of the light
company realize ~ fully A. amy
one and they are trying To devise
ways and means for the much
needed Improvement, The com
pany wants definite contract for
ten years or more with the town
for II, least five arc lights before
going 10 the expense of putting in
a new plant,
The question arise, why not
the town build and operate its
own light plant. Municipal own
ershlp of such utilities has he
come popular and that popularity
has caused much more general
use of electric light than where
they are owned by corporation
With good plant owned by the
city almost every iamily would
use the light, whereas now not
more than half of the families use
electric lights at all.
The present light plant is prob
ably worth from $500 10 $1,000
and if the town can buy 1t for
what 1t is worth now is good
time to move in the direction of
municipal ownership In this con.
ncction II pumping station might
also be built sufficient for fire
purposes and street sprinklIng
Monte Vista is growing fast and
should be up to the tunes and own
MS light and water systems.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07
School Note,

The school census Of thus dis.
trict gives 400 between 6 and u
years OF age 3SS Of nom are be-
tween the ages OF . nd 10. This
is a gain Of II over last year.
During the past year IL teachers
have been employed in school
district No. o, eight in the school
building, two nj the Catholic
church aud one u, The Blanca and
one At Lariat. The rent paid for
the church has been SO per
month and Tor The room in the
Blanca block $50 per month.
An election has been called 10
vote $1,000 bonds for additional
school rooms. A. yet no plans
have been drawn NOT hns ~ loca.
ton been decided upon for the
new building.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Shall ". have fair this fall nj
Mont. VISTA? Ihn, was the 1uef-
ton discussed u, ia. Board of
Trade, meetings Monday night,
Tn. Fair Association nrr fcndy To
10 xh.sd. provided they eau sec
Sh-ir way clear To offer such
prizes M viii interest hors. men
aud others TO ink" bold aud make
the fair n success.
tn. mtticr rests largely with
the business men II Monte Vista
u. IL proposed that they stand With
the association Ia help sns'rin any
loss..s should ihcr. be- any.
Isriesl hay is held AT $50 n ton
in this city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07
The Gailegos Murder.

On or about the 10th of lebru-
arv last Pertirio Gallcgos was
murdered in the hills Near the
Conejos county line below Rock
creek. Gallegos was II wcII-io- do
Mexican and had Il bunch of sheep
in the mountains and WAS ON his
way to where the sheep were with
!. supplies for his herdcrs when he
was shot ny two men IN ambush
No, only was the man shot with II
rifle but his pack animals were
> also killed
When notified of the killing
Sheriff Garcia with posse he
gan search for the murderers
whom they traced to within II
mile of Monte Vista. Since then
. the matter WAS allowed to drop
for awhile and then detectives
were put to work on the case.
On Thursday of last week Earl
Hart was arrested rs being a
party to the murder and taken to
Alamosa He stoutly denied all
connection with the murder and
freely stated all he knew in regard
10 the murder which was chiefly
hcars,y. Sunday o. III. Smith
and ID. \. Hart were arrested and
taken to Concjos jail and later II.
V. Smith was arrested as an
accomplish.
The detective claims to have
perfect chain of evidence and the
accused are equally confident they
can prove alibics.
There was considerable excite
ment over the arrest and general
opinion was that the parties were
arrested upon mere suspicion and
that when arrested they would own
up.
Pebble sentiment seems to be
with the sccusel-ihe cattle men.
especially taking sides against the
prosecution.
The prosecuting attorney WAS
slow To move in the matter after
having made two or three efforts
TO convict American caitlemen FOR
n,olesting Mexican sheepmen. He
seemed 10 hesitat. in bringing "A
>complaini where he WAS sure to
run up against prejudice aud
alib,es.
What evidence finally prompted
the prosecuting attorney to act is
known only by himself and those
engaged in the prosecution with
him. II il hard 10 believe that
any Of III. parties implicated could
have been guilty Of 70 cold aud
unprovok-d ~ murder as tina, for
witch they bnv. been arrested.
but III. me, remains thai some
body did the killing The man e.
dead and was shot full Of holes.
Thursday Orville Smith WAS
brought back from con"in- county
jail and taken Ia Del Nuri..
s1.t -. t.-......xf ,...., . &
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

George Gould will visit Colo.
RADIO IN \ few days with n view Of
building n great smelter nj Pu.blo
To handl" the ores along III. line
IL the Rio ufand~ railroad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

The ministers of Denver, headed
by the Rev John II lioughion.
have laid plans To roui the Chris.
tim aud Divine Scientists of the
city DR. Hougbton q. about tp
establish school for the teaching
of Psychic healing Pupil, will hc
initiated in the art of curing by
the application of the theory OF
the power of mind over matter
and at u cost considerable less
than that charged hy Scientists.
The clergy take the position that
II people could bc taught psychic
healing lay orthodox churches.
there would bc u lcssoning of the
rush 10 the Scientists churches,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

George Boutwell, says he is do.
ing a good har,lynr" business
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Alamosa has bought the old
light plant for 5000 and will put
SO. 0O0'more with it aud make it
brilliant affair at that place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

TX Senator Allen. 81 N.hraeka,
says Bryan is The only man in
that state upon whom populist-
aud democrats can mite for gov.
ernor. aud Bryan does not care 10
accept the nomination.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Miss Ada Fans who has been
attending the State Normal School
at Greeley, returned home Friday
on her vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Threats hay. been mad. on the
life Of Attorney vecrknmp who 4.
retained in the Gsll-gos murder
case. Mr Vc"rksmp says he
thinks they hav" nil the murders
an their hnad. they need fer the
present
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

c. II. Mathis made business
trip 10 Denver Wednesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

The kausss democrats have
nominated half Of "a state ticket
aud adjourned until june 9th
when they hop. To make deal
with the pop0lis's 10 tax. the
other hnlf.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Alamosa aud Center base bail
teams CROSS bats this Friday
afternoon at the latter place.
Clark and Beckwith will do the
twirling Tor Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Mrs. l q. Carpenter left We'd
nesday evening for short visit To
her home in Texas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Al Royce. WnltcF Carroll aud
Charles Webb Of Antoui,o, George
Irwin Of Sanford, Harry Bafdsl.y,
a. l.. Bennett, nul Wifi. A. r..
Ruby aud 4. A. Newton of Ala
mo~~ took par, in. the shoot for
the valley cup Inst Friday. Four
Crcedc men w.r" also in the com
petition with III. Monte Vista
shooters. The cup was won by
y scor. 81 10 out oi po--ibl. 80
Charley Bnrnes Of this city
who brought III. emp home from
the last tournament fsil.l to make
good his record.
Hoot Owslcy aud II. II. Mowfsy
disappointed their friends hy "fall.
Ing down"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

The Misses Mamie and Sarah
limmous entertained At Pro.
grrsriyc Ile-f,s" Tuesday night.
the occasion being in honor IL
M-, Ella D"rlie1-n pd Miss Lila
Heckl-r. About twenty were
present
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07


Superintendent IVES Staley was
in this city "Wednesday on official
business.
There Is a hog trust at Center
Lave hogs sold there last week at
81 cents per pound.
Louis SULLIVAN came home Wed
uesday from Colorado Springs
after year just spent at Colorado
college.
The Crestone Miner says there
Is not m honest democrat, who can
read, in the state who is in favor
of the Bucklin Amendment
Miss Obey Frauckliu, who has
been attending school at Wolfe
Hall, Denver came IN on the morn
ing train Thursday to spend her
vacation with her parents.
The Ladies' Library Association
gave delightful ice cream aud
strawberry festival at Hotel Blanca
block Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. The patronage WINS good
and netted the association neat
sum.
Miss Cleo Ford went to Denver
last week to attend the commence.
rent exercises of her Glass Miss
Ford, by hard study, iuadc her
final examination some weeks be-
fore the close of the year aud came
home on visit
c. W. Shoemaker, nephew Of
Mrs. /. W. Rice, arrived in this
city Thursday morning with his
wife from Iowa on "A months visit.
Mr.. Shoemaker and his father
were at one time engaged IN the
stock business with Mr.. Rice.
The hoom at Jasper continues.
Several saloon men have visited
the camp TO see il the working
men We're getting thirsty. They
found nobody there but teetutnlers
aud came away. Lot owners az
jasper also refuse to sell land for
snloon purposes.
At meeting OF the State In
dustrial League recently held In
Denver, attended by delegates
from over one hundred local tabor
organization, of the state, untni.
nous action was taken in behalf OF
the Eight Hour Amendment. the
Australasian Tax Amendment. aud
the Rush Home Rule Amendment
John kolandcr. of Swcdc Lane.
dropped INTO the JorENAL office
last saturday aud showed us ms
school card which gave hun
marking ou department of loo for
each of the three months be
attended the Monte Vista school
This seems 10 rcfutc the Charge
made against him hy Mis- Stone
who taught in the Swclc Lapo.
lie also advanced OTTO u points
IN the important branches Of arith
meuc, grammar and geography
during the Time he was under the
instruction of Mr.. Boroughs lie
thinks It pay. to aitcnd first
class school.
The ministers OF Denver, headed
by the Rev John II lioughion.
Inv" laid plans To- roul the Chris.
tim ani Divine Scientists of the
city DR. Hougbton i. about 10
establish a school for the teaching
of psychic healing Pupil, will bc
...Gta.s.t Ia. a.. ...s a ...a
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Mrs G. j johnson. sister If
Mrs d. T. Clark arrived in this
city Wednesday with her little
daughter from their home in Cen.
iervillc. Iowa rhey will spend
III. SUMMER here visiting. .
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

4 dan.a AN ),
Opera House tonight
Gaor,a po,,w.u 40 h = i,
inp a ooo1 bsr,l,c.r. b,.in
trim 10 D.uv., W.d,as1., n,,.h,
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Mrs FRED Groom is entertain
~ 81, w. "''
IA, va ="
Miss Ella Packard arrived FRI
DAY morning from Boulder where
s VIC %
'erslfy.
ATTORNEYS V.erkamp and Bloom.
held returned "Wednesday from
oaguache where they have been
attending court.
Miss Ada Fans who has bean
attending the Stat. Normal School
at Greeley. returned home Friday
y" "e' '"ca''oh,
Alamosa has bought the old
light plant for 5000 and will put
SO. 0O0'more with it aud make il
a brilliant affair Mt that place.
,I.nosa .na c..,or h. lat,
teams cross bats this Friday
aft.rnnnn IA, ia. iat,.r ,,l.,a
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Judge Bell has introduced bill
IN congress requiring national
banks to pay n small rate of inter.
est on the millions Of dollars
therein deposited year by ycnr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Attorneys Neerkamp and Bloom
field returned "Wednesday from
Saguache where they have been
attending court.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

John II Fullrnwider aud wife
went 10 Denver Tuesday night on
n few weeks visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

j. W. Furlong. the energetic
and genial freight agen, Of the
Missouri Pacific road was in this
city Tuesday looking after the
interest OF that popular road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

The four suspected mufjri.r-
of P.flirio iallrgos will b-
brought 10 Alamosn before Judge
Holbrook in chambcrs sa,urln,
for preliminary hearing a. 10 the
granting II bnil. Sbonld bnil ba
refused. they cannot b. heard bc.
fore the October term IL souf, IL
Rio Grand. county Independent
Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Miss Ella Packard arrived Fri
day morning from Boulder where
she has been attending the Uni
versiiy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Tho. republican convention uf
knpsns met on thc s1tb. ainat
Wiemt1, anil on the 4slh- n1m.n.
nlcd V j. Bailey for governor
I'm. WINS triumph for lhr Rpo.e.
Welt wing uf the convention, ibo
anti-Ro1.r,ol. rlomrut having
oppu.ul Bailey vigorously Tho
convention went further 90 ihu
same direction D., nominating SIR,
Roosevelt, m long rulogi.l plank
OF the platform. COR Che prc.il,nc,
Boz 1901.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

A gust of wind blew down eight
electric light poles near he stock
yards Sunday afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Mrs Fred Groom is entertain
ing her sisters, VI ISIS Heckler aud
Mrs. Bariick, who are here on a
visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

The boom at Jasper continues.
Several saloon men have visited
the camp to see il the working
men We're getting thirsty. They
found nobody there but teetotnlers
aud came away. Lot owners al
jasper also refuse to sell land for
saloou purposes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Superintendent Yves Staley WINS
in this city "Wednesday on official
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

c. W. Shoemaker, nephew Of
Mrs. |. w. Rice, arrived in this
city Thursday morning with his
wife from Iowa on "A months visit.
Mr.. Shoemaker and his father
were at one time engaged IN the
stock business with Mr.. Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-07

Miss Cleo Ford went to Denver
last week to attend the commence.
n elt exercises of her class. Miss
Ford, by hard study, iuado her
final examination some weeks be-
fore the close of the year and came
home on visit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-07
Man Killed, Woman Injured.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Feb. 6.-The second
explosion of natural gas here within a week
occurred about . o'clock this morning, re-
sulting In the instant death of John Dor
sam. aged forty-two. and perhaps the fatal
injury Of his wife, whose body. legs, arms
and face were terribly burned. These were
the only occupants of the house, . story
and a half brick structure. with basement,
at the north edge of the city. 1t is difficult
to determine what was the exact cause. AS
told "disConnectedly by the woman, she and
her husband, detecting the smell of gas, left
their bed in their nightclOthes and went to
the basement, soon after reaching which
there was a slight explosion and a more
terrific one Immediately a~fterward. Dor
sam was thrown twelve feet through a door
and was buried under the debris of the
building. two ends of which were blown
down by the force OF the conclusion. The
woman. stunned for a time. afterward
made her way TO a neighbours and there re-
ceived medical attention, while the body of
her husband was removed. Two statements
are made concerning the accumulation of
gas, one that il was due TO a WORKOUT stove
connection and the other that IL was due to
a leak from the street main.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-07

Disbarment Proceedings Ruled Upon
by Judge O'ROurke at Fort Wayne.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 6.-Henry R.
Robbins, of Knox, defendant in disbarment
proceedings, was to-day acquitted by Judge
O'Rourke, of the local Circuit Court, before
whom the case was brought on a change of
venue. Robbins was represented by N. d.
Daughman and S. l.. Morris, of this city,
and plaintiffs. Curtis Raglas and eighty
others from Knox, were represented by
Martindale & Stevens. of Plymouth. The
trial lasted two days. was argued last
night and the court took the case under
advisement until this morning. His deci-
sion hinged on his ruling that the proceed
ings were quasi-criminal and that the rules
of evidence in criminal cases should largely
prevail. This required hat the defendant
was entitled TO the reasonable doubt and
shut out thirty dispositions on which the
prosecution had depended as if the action
were civil. The prosecution was greatly
surprised and chagrined by the decision.
Its chief consolation is the declaration
was undoubtedly reprehensible, but under
the law he was entitled TO the reasonable
doubt.
day that, since the institution of the pres
ent proceedings against Robbins, Robbins
has laid himself liable by five other acts,
on which proceedings are TO be instituted
afresh as soon as they reach home. These
include the making of alleged false afn-
davits.
In the trial ended to-day the original
complaint contained thirteen counts. but
the court. after cut down the
number to five. The testimony developed
that most of the charges grew out of ditch
improvements, in which Robbins is said to
have realized a large income. He is sixty
one years old. and furnishes. according TO
the evidence before the court. a unique in
stance of almost unanimous distrust, ill-will
n o~bjurgation from his colleagues at the
bar and his ~neighbOrs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-07

done Notwithstanding the fact that no road
can do anything at construction until after
the case In the Federal Court between
George j. MarOtt. the owner Of the local
street railway. and the city. on injunction
proceedings shall be determined.
Mr.. AlarOtt was present at the meeting
and announced that the deal for the con-
solidatiOn Of his interests with those or
the KokomO Street-railway Company for
the construction of an interurban between
the two cities had been closed and the
papers signed and delivered. George Il.
Caldwell also was in the city, as the rep
resentative of the Detroit capitalists who
owned the KOkomo road, and confirmed the
report Of the sale. In this connection Mr..
MarOtt offered the city a bond Of 5000 that
he would construct the line to kokomo
within the next two years. giving transfers
in each city from the interurban cars 10
any city car. and he also offered a bond
in the sum OF $40, 1000 that he would extend
his local lines in this city. improve the
present system and also meet with his
tracks at any point on the city limits any
lnterurban company and bring Its cars
into the city on the basis Of a traffic agree
ment, he accepting three and the interur-
ban company two cents of the five cent fare
in the city.
The Council, however, absolutely refused
TO consider his proposition on any basis
OF fairness, the opposing councilmen ana
the mayor, who cast the deciding vote, be-
ing unable to give any other reason Tor
their action than that they were opposed
to Marott.