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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
EXPOSURE MAY
PROVE FATAL
Amos Tyler Run Over by a
Train.
LAY ON GROUND IN RAIN
He Fell Off Freight Train in
Night.

Amos Tyler colored lies seriously
probably fatally i'll at ST Francis hos
pitaI as the result Of being run over by
a Santa Fe freight train near Arkansas
City at O'Clock Tuesday morning. and
Of exposure.
He was stealing a ride on the freight
from Arkansas City to Wichita and was
holding onto the steps Of the cars. a
brakeman accidentally stepped on his fin
gers in the darkness, causing him to let
90 his hold and fall to the ground The
cars cut his leg off below the knee.
He lay out on the prairie about two
miles north Of Arkansas City until day
light. when he was discovered by the
crew Of passenger train. Rain had
fallen during the night, which, together
with the delay IN receiving surgical at
tention, caused the injury to become
very serious
The injured man was cared for as
well as possible after his discovery and
yesterday afternoon was brought TO the
ST Francis hospital in this city DR..
Bowers. who is attending him. stated
last night that he is in a very serious
condition and that recovery is unlikely.
Mr. Tyler has a wife and two chill
dren in this city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WILL MAKE
.ARTIFICIALS
Wichita Capitalists Invest
$4,000 in New lnnustry.
WILL BEGIN JULY |
Company Buys Site on West
Douglas.
l. BEGIN JULY |

J. H Turner. James Allison and Geo.
NJ. Dickson have bought three lots on
West Douglas avenue for 500 opposite
the Turner hay barn. and about July
they viii establish there a hydraulic
stone factory. which will represent an IN
vestment OF $1,000
So-called hydraulic stone is made out
of Portland cement. sand and one or two
other secret ingredients. TO make this
stone a hydraulic press viii be used,
which has a pressure OF 5000 pounds.
This machine has been ordered for the
new factor from Kansas City. and will
be here by July at the latest.
The new company Will erect a building
on its lots out OF the hydraulic stone
manufactured with its press
The proprietors propose to manufacture
foundation stone. veneer. building stone,
curb stone. and ornamental designs.
They will push the product OF their fac
tory throughout southern Kansas. as
they claim that they will be able TO sell
the machine-made article much cheaper
than the same thing made by hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
F. w. MARTIN HAPPY
Son and Heir Comes TO Home of Well
known Hardware Wan.

At $50 o'clock last evening a little
cherub came to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Martin, at lie Lulu avenue.
The little fellow is seven and a half
pounds and every ounce and inch
gentleman who is determined from the
start TO have a voice in the world. Mr..
Martin is stepping high under the en-
thusiasm of the event, for this is his
first boy. the other three boys being girls.
He win be the bearer of his name to
the future generations of Wichita, and
it will not be a name without fame; for
Mr.. Martin is said to be by all odds
the best wholesale hardware salesman in
this whole western country. He is at
the head of the sales department of
the Hockaday company and that i'm
mense building on South Mosely and the
eleven or twelve travelling men on the
road tell the rest of the story.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin in Wichita, all southwest Kansas
and Oklahoma viii be glad to know that
it's boy, that the mother Is well and
that the father is superlatively happy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
ON A HUNT
FOR GOLD
Divining Rods Being Used to
Locate the Treasure,
NOTHING HAS BEEN FOUND
But the Faithful Ones Continue
Their LaborS.

Some people of this city have started
out on another quest for the gold sup
posed to have been lost near the Little
river and James street. This time they
are hunting for it with divining rods.
and like every other search with these
instruments that has been made in wich-
ita and vicinity in the past few years
they have been so far unsuccessful.
Mr. e W. Wibking lives at 4SI James
street and owns considerable property
running back to the river Many years
ago there was erected on this property
a cabin that for many years was the
home of cattlemen. According TO the
story told him by the treasure hunters,
three cattlemen of fabulous wealth were
heard of last in this cabin. Each one
where the last news was heard had
large sums of money on their person
and this money apparently has been lost
in this cabin and there are three persons
at least who are trying to locate this
lost treasure, as they think it would
make them very wealthy. None OF them
know just how much money either of
these men had when last heard Of. but
of course it was a large sum.
A little over a week ago two men came
to Mr. Vikings home and tramped all
over his land with their little rods. They
did not tell any member OF the family
what they wanted or who they We're.
Mr.. Joseph Strickland accompanied them
in their search for hidden wealth.
Last Friday Mrs. Newman, who lives
on South Main street, went to the house
and asked permission to do a little pros
pecting for the hidden treasure. She
went over the ground with her divining
rod, but could not locate the gold, and
she told Mrs. Wibking that she HAD
not made a very careful search ana
would return in a few days.
Many times since Wichita has become
a city there have been rumors OF hidden
wealth in various places in the city.
AS many times people with great faith
in divining rods have tramped over the
spot with the little rods. but every time
they have met with a fat failure The
people still, have the same implicit faith
in these rods. even If they have never
found anything. and they are willing
to tramp for days over a little patch Of
ground trying to locate some treasure
that would make them wealthy and in
dependent for the rest of their days.
you may be sure your system needs
cleansing. Use Prickly Ash Bitters be-
fore the hot weather arrives; it will put
the stomach. liver and bowels in order
and help you through the heated term.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WILL HOLD CARNIVAL AND FAIR
1t VIII be an Event 20 be Remem-
bered.

Dered.
Wichita viii have a big agricultural
display. stock show and sale and speed
ring this fall The matter of holding
the displays has been held in allegiance
for several weeks owing TO the difficulty
OF reaching the fair grounds or other
suitable place for holding the fair. In
the evenings there viii be some sort Of
attractions in the city, such as carnival
parades and other free attractions. Yes
terday the decision was made 20 hold
the fair if the business men of the
city would guarantee their support The
matter hinged a great deal on the action
Of the street railway company. Man
ager Nelson is here and held a confer
ence with I. \. Dean and others Of the
fair committee Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, and Mr.. Nelson stated that the
company would guarantee 20 haul 1000
people to and from the fair grounds
every two hours. 1t all depended on
the street car service, and the manager
stated that he could and would furnish
all of the service required. He stated
that the track from the Harry street
loop would be repaired and put in first
class condition for heavy traffic and he
could take care of thousands Of people.
Mr.. Dean has lately returned from
the western part Of the state and he
stated after a talk with many of the
people west of here that all wanted to
come To Wichita this fan, as it was a
good place to have a good time and
there was always something interesting
To see and hear. The cattlemen wanted
the big stock show and sale and they
promised to give it their liberal support
and the men who sold cattle and horses
and hogs at the auction sale held last
February I'm this city are more than will
ing 10 bring a larger number Of their
stock to Doe sold here than they did last
winter. These thoroughbred stock men
have learned that Wichita is a good
place to sell stock in and they want TO
come again.
There viii be attractions to suit all
tastes. The plans have only been blocked
out and nothing definite decided on. but
there win he displays Of the finest stock
raised in this state and adjoining states
and some Of this stock VIII be sold A
large number of breeders from other
states have notified the committee that
IF a stock show IS held here this fan
they viii be here with good sized ex-
hibiuon.
For three years street fair has been
held here. Tho agricultural and horti-
cultural displays We're wonderful and
the promoters received a great deal
q praise. and this year the display viii
he many times larger than ever before
and IF more infinite variety. Be
sides The exhibitions of farm and gar
den produce there win Doe divisions for
the housewife and the needle worker.
From now the members Of the COM
mittce in charge of the work win begin
10 make the definite plans and map out
the details Of the fair and carnival
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
TO SAVE NEXT YEAR
Union Veterans Enion Adopts Reso-
LUTON for Decoration Day.

The Union Veterans Union, at a meet
ing last Monday night. adopted res
olution against the violation Of Memo
rial day with sports and appointed a
committee of i've members 70 confer
with the regular C. a. r. committee
in arranging for the next G. A r re-
union. This committee is composed of
the following members J. c. Robb. NJ
a. Pratt. J. o. Hawley. E. ". White
and a J. Weaver Many eloquent
speeches were made in introducing the
RESOLUTION against the Dissertation OF
Decoration day. The resolution as
adopted is as follows and is intended
to save next year from the same fate
as befell this one
This day is held as sacred as Sunday
by both law and veteran. Il is not a
holiday. Our officials should not per
nit its holy hours or solemn rites to be
disturbed by the rude shouts of mirth
makers nor our press publish such
sighting announcements as the usual
Memorial day college baseball game or
the usual Memorial day horse race will
take place Decoration day does not
mean dissertation. That people who will
not honor it's dead defenders deserves
not defense.
I'VE are willing to believe that no
disrespect has been intended and that
thoughtlessness win not again merit re-
Duke. We suggest that the Fourth Of
July is not far off and that rnirth await
its occasion.
How sleep the brave who sink to rest.
BY all their country's honors blest,
When spring returns with dewy fngers
cold
To deck the turf that make their
mould;
She there shall dress a sweeter sod
Than fancy's feet have ever trod."
u. 3. CULVER,
IN A. PRATT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WICHITA MAN WINS
Frank Wernecka Wins Trophy at
Grand Western Handicap.

Frank Wernicka and ". c. Williams
have returned from Denver, where they
attended the grand western gun tOurna-
raent. Mr.. Wernicka won the trophy, a
silver cup, worth $50. The cup is very
ornamental affair. a year ago the trophy
was gun. which was won by W c. VII
Hams This makes two successive years
in which the trophy has come TO this
city.
to everybody. Mr. Wernicka, H. c. Her
sey of Minneapolis and Harry King of
Cripple Creek shot % out Of 100 and tied.
They tried a second time on twenty birds
and tied again. They tied a third time,
with the result that Mr.. Wernicka shot
twenty birds straight. while the other two
each shot nineteen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WICHITA HAD The BEST
Union Mills will Furnish Flour and
Meal to State.

The Union mills OF this city have been
awarded the contract 10 furnish al The
charitable institutions OF Kansas with
-four and corn meal for six months
The board OF charities one week ago
received the bids from the mills Each
one was required 10 Bic and furnish 8
sample Of the -four aud meal. and after
examination the bid OF TIE Union mills.
taken into consideration with TIE quality
q the -four ard corn meal. VAS consider
81 the best bid and yesterday ths mana
gers Of the Union Nails received notice
that the contract had been awarded 70
them.
II VIII take several carloads Per month
70 furniss the institutions The company
s not expected 70 make very large
pro1t. bot the fact q rs getting tn
contract Is evidence thss the Tniou nils
four ani c5rr neal car hold - cv1 n
competition with the best II TIRE state.
This MI has been kept SONG ever
since Il Nzs built. and tbs owners have
been an important factor II 6eDSzstzzi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
ANNOUNCE 2 ENTERTAINMENTS
Club to Give One Friday Evening and
on Fourth o LuiY.

Last evening the Wichita Country
club decided to give a second Fourth
of July exhibition on College Hill. Its
entertainment at the club house last
year was the best pyrotechnic display
ever given in the city and was attended
by hundreds from down town. 1t will
be repeated on a larger scale this year
Next Friday evening the club viii give
the first of its summer entertainments at
the club house. The dancing platform
viii be put in place. music win be pro-
v.ded, a musical program, vocal and
instrumental arranged for and the club
VIII mark up another evening to its
credit in the social history OF the city
The entertainment viii be informal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
FOR STEALING BRASS
Two Boys Were Arrested for the
Theft Last Niuht

Carl Elliott and Charles Johnson (col-
ored) were arrested by the police yes
terday charged with stealing brass valves
from engine or steam heating plant.
These boys when found each had a sack
OF the brass valves, and they were carry
ing them east on Douglas avenue. The
valves were large ones. and worth from
s! to SO apiece when new and the bunch
OF twenty were worth nearly 500. The
boys said they found them in an alley in
the fifth block on South Market street,
and one sold that they bought them from
another lad. The police do not believe
their STORIES but think that the boys stole
the fittings from some large building that
is heated by steam.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
SanfOrd's Band VIII Play in HamiI-
ton Park This Evening.

Sanford's band viii give the regular
mid-week concert this evening in Hamil-
ton park. The following program viii be
given. commencing al S o'clock.
March-"The Billboard 49,. J \. Klohr
Mexican GYPSY Danca Geo. D Barnard
Medley Overture Cotton Bios
SONS -.--.-....-- Maurice + Smith
'NSourshalma' waltzes-"Love Leg
end" .-.......-..-. Geo. D. Barnard
Creole Bellies -rag-tinle music ...-
....-.-..-.-...---- J. Bodewalt Lanpe
America Overture OF National
Airs ...---.-....-.-..-.---. Thee Moses
RIP Van Wsnkie was a Lucky
Man Waltzes" Introducing
I'm Tired-g .-.....-. Jean Schwartz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

who wish the new branch of the street
railway system TO go down this avenue
into the southeastern part of Wichita.
There is now a measure ready to be in
troduced in the city council, allowing the
street car company to do this. but the
property holders declare that it will
never get through if they can help it. A
protest has been gotten up, signed by
nearly everyone along the street, and
armed with a number of these. people
attend every council meeting, ready to
stop any proceedings in this direction
one of those that attended the council
meeting Monday night told a reporter
for the Eagle that even if the council
should grant the change in the franchise,
which SAYS that the track may go down
Topeka avenue but not EmpOria. the
property holders viii mandamus them and
bring injunction proceedings against
them. He declares that Emporia avenue
is a fine driving thoroughfare and that
Topeka is q muddy street that is well
suited to a street railway. The street
car company declares that it cannot at
ford TO put a line down Topeka avenue,
as it is too near the Main street line, and
that if it cannot be run down Emporia
avenue it viii not be laid at all. The
company declares that only the north
end of this part Of Emporia avenue is
against it, but they seem to be misin-
formed. as the one living south of the
Wichita & Western tracks opposed it in
talking of the matter TO the reporter.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

knsw one day how 1 would feel the
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petite, neither could 1 sleep soundly
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

ing that Wichita is the proper location
for Touring mills Mr.. j. E. Howard OF
the Union mills convinced Nj Watson OF
this fact and induced him TO build the
big Watson mills here Wichita -four is
every day becoming more popular, and
in the near future this will be one Of
the great milling centers Of the west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

state q sfnosIssric canait.1ns e. ths
BOX orico i vas a hot tiue II there
Manager AtseH refused - consent o.
having ~ .riverinF izosss suffer with
beat ~ - siVsTs tries r. keep his
premises re had promised csoi srsr-
inr z1t -. unllke ~ weather mar. As
kept lis rrurlise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
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dear Mrs. PNKHAM II can thank
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
WAR OVER EMP0RlA AVE.
Property Holders no Not Want street
CIR In Ernnt of rhs. Hmm

There is an open war between the prop
erty holders on South Emporia avenue
and the street car company with those
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
FINALS OF CONTEST TODAY
To he Played on the Links on COIIeg,
Hill

Today the finals of the cup tourna-
ment of the Wichita Country club are to
be played on College I'm between Mr..
7. H. Griffith and w. o. Sternberg. A
large number Of the devotees of the
game win watch the match.
Yesterday Judge Dale, in a match,
made the remarkably good score of So
strokes. This was in game between
Charles Tanner of Class A: Judge Dale
OF Class B; Victor Murdoch Of Class
B. and Howard Morat Of Glass c.
Judge Dale won. The score was: Dale
beat Tanner nine up and four to play;
he beat Murdoch six up and four to
play. and AIonat six up and four to play.
Murdoch beat Tanner six up and Mof-
fat one up; Moffat beat Tanner four up.
The medal play of Judge Dale for
nine holes was as follows:
s. 5 6 SIS
An the course has been put in excel
lent shape and if the greens are
smoothed of. scores viii soon begin to
come down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

Frank Holmbergs class Of the First
Methodist sunday school gave lawn So
Ella. at the home OF ]. T. Dunning. S54
North Market street. last night. Music
WAC furnished by The Independent Man
dolin club. The proceeds Of the social
viii be donated To the fund for building
additional class rooms 70 the church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18
Granulated Lids Cured

No Case Sc Sewers That przf. ss-s.
usis csansi Erse: > gsssey csee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-18

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