The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-18
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ey pullman to take derby mount. Drake
said he had never entertained such a
thought and had already made final ar
rangements for Lester Reiff and Charles
Gray TO ride Savable and High Chancel-
Tor Reiff Will probably ride Savable.
Chicago, June Ian amicable adjust
ment of the hotel and restaurant strike
here was reached tonight and the strim-
ers viii return to work Friday after two
weeks idleness. All differences between
employer and employees are to be settled
by arbitration.
London. Jun LIT is believed that the
government position is more than ever
precarious and that nothing can delay an
appeal TO the country
Chicago. June IA meeting of the exc
cutive committee of the interstate COM
merce law committee was held today and
it was decided 10 introduce a bill at the
next congress to allow the interstate COM
merce commission TO correct rate found
to be unjust or unlawful.
st. Louis June 17-One of the greatest
festivals of music in the history of the
country was itaugurated tonight in the
Liberal Arts building at the worlds fair
grounds when 1900 spectators listened
to the opening concert of the thirty-first
national Saengerfest.
Washington, June 1.-THE flag was
raised on the new building of the depart
ment OF commerce and labor today in the
presence of Secretary Cortelyou, Commits
sioner Garfield. Commander Kimban of
the G. A. r., with his staff and various
officials of the department.
Memphis. Tenn. June 1.-THE Regain
Kelly fight was a draw. 20 rounds.
Dubuque, Ia. June 17-Street cars did
not run today and Dubuque is compare
lively quiet tonight. Governor Cummins
wired this evening that three companies
of militia would be sent. The troops are
expected in the morning.
indianapolis. June 17-Among the other
officers elected by the Modern Woodmen
was f w. Parrot, Clay Center, Kansas,
for auditor. IN the drills in the senior
class of Forresters, Kansas City, Mo-,
took the first prize.
ST. Joseph. Mo, June freight traffic
conditions in this city are in such bad
way that at a meeting of all the local
railway agents. held this afternoon. it was
decided to endeavor TO ship out no more
consignments tomorrow and possibly the
next day in order that all time can be
devoted to the delivery of freight now on
track and in freight houses in the city.
Morenci, Ariz., June 17.-There were
no new developments today. The Four
teenth cavalry left today. The militia
is still here. \ troop of the Third cav
airy will be here Saturday from Fort
Apache TO relieve them. No further
trouble is anticipated. Many returned
to work this morning
Cincinnati June 17.-John J. Ryan, the
turfman, today resigned as general man
ager of the Queen City Jockey club New
port, Ky) in favor of Frank Fowler.
1t is stated that Ryan resigned owing 20
indictments against him at st. Louis
London, June 1.-THE parliamentary
committee of the trades union congress
to represent 100000 organized working
people of the united kingdom passed a
resolution today strongly condemning Mr..
fiscal proposal and urging
the working people to combat the de
lusive doctrines"
FL Paso. June 1.-THE Rio Grande rose
a foot here today and the upward tend
ency. continues. The levee is still holding
and large force of men are working con-
stantly on the weak places with bags of
sand. The Santa Re railroad is washed
out at White Spur and Mesquite and AT
Earlham the water covers the tracks.
Trains are delayed indefinitely.
Boston. June 1.-THE old British mont
tor Scorpion. which FOR years had been
used as a target for the guns Of the
British war vessels on the West Indian
station. off Bermuda. Sany eighty miles
off Georges Shoals while in tow OF the
British tug Powerful on the way 10 St.
John. y Is. The fifteen men on the Ccor-
pion were rescued by the crew Of the
Powerful
Joliet H.. June Thames ". Wilson. +
a forger. who disappeared d week ago AT
the penitentiary and was supposed by
the officers to be hidden about the prison. !
was today found concealed I'm the drying
kiln Of the cooper shop, inside the walls I
He was without food for a week. but Sc
cured drinking water from reservoir /
in the ward AT night
Queenstown June l7-Several deleEa- /
tlnilS y illNA met ana welcomed A6E4NuS 3
passengers on board the White star
line steamer Teutonic made the Iatters /
arrival here today totally interesting. I
Jospeh Devlin. n P FOR North Kill
kenny. said he was more than satisfied 4
with the results II MS work in behalf 4
OF The Irish cause in the United States 4
Pittsburg. Pa. June l--As a result u /
the refusal ~ the window glass tobhers /
to take the $4,000 boxes q window glass 4
from the combined manufacturers al the I
price offered by ;hem. the three leading I
companies announce today /
that they would acce7r independent q the /
National Window Glass Joabers ass0-
citation in selling glass
Baltimore. June 1.-THE Kaiser prize .
for which several singing societies attend 4
ng the thirtieth Ssengevfest az TIE I
Northeastern SasnEprhund contested. Vas I
wou 10y the JunE1r Maeanorcho5r q Phil 1
sdeiphia- The ArloaS % brooklyn the /
present holder ~ a prlze were close
seccud.
NeW York. June 1.-THE highest price
'or The present scale % yeariings froru J. |!
3. HagEin's ranch Del Paso. heing con
iucsed ~ Shespshesd Bav. was reported
today whea : Ensale psia slsss' sor
4 hay colt ~ Imp star Ruby TAnda
Vista P. Lor1iard paid sl4@c for a So
D. iap Goldnnca- LscAntA-