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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

won DOUBLEHEADER
League Team Carried off
HonorS In two Games
JARVIS PITCHED 2 GAMES
Struck Out Is Men and Allow
ed But s Hits

The Wichita League team carried of
the honors in double header yesterday
afternoon. defeating the College team
in the first by a score of to 3, and the
Cudahys in the second by the score of
4 to 2. Jarvis for the Wichita did phe-
nomenal work. pitching both games. al
lowing but eight hits in the two games
and striking out twenty-five batters.
Nelson, who pitched for the College
team, did good work and with any sup
port at all the game might have gone
into extra innings. The players behind
him did the worst fielding seen on a local
bail field this year, Oberlin and McDon-
aid making three costly errors each. Sa-
bin in center field made a fine running
catch in the sixth inning, taking in a
fly of Humans bat when a hit meant
a run.
The Wichita team played professional
ball with the exception of the first in
ming, when some loose fielding gave the
College team their only runs of the
game.
The first man up was Thompson, who
6Ol " hASi OiA GLH OcHlcl
next UP, famed, and Frantz got to first
on Fuller's tumble. Nelson got a pass
TO first aud Sabin, next up. knocked the
ball out for a homer. Oberlin was an
easy out. ending the inning.
Wfchitas in their half went out in
order, but in the second inning they
started the fireworks by PENIS hit Nc
Query walked and Fuller and Swartz
struck out. Cartwright got bali on his
arm, filing the bases. Jarvis knocked
one through Oberlin and with Senters
wild throw brought in two runs. Marcum
ended the inning by pounding the wind.
They scored again in the fourth. Swartz
getting a two-bagger. Cartwright
struck out and Jarvis sent a slow fly to
Mcdonald. who did a juggling act that
would have made Hindoos green with
envy, finally dropping the ball Mar
cum next got a safe one, scoring them
both They made two more in the sixth.
Swartz hitting himself with a batted
ball went out but when Cartwright came
up he set the air on fire with hot
grounder. Jarvis got TO first on Oberlins
tumble, Cartwright scoring on the play.
Marcum was given a base on an error
by Mcdonald. coming in on a base on
balls and Senter's muff of a thrown ball,
ending the scoring. The score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

ord. and that the said bonds have been
issued for value in all respects in con-
formity TO thu act OF the legislature. en-
titled An act TO enable counties. NUM-
cipaI corporations, the board Of education
of any city, and school districts. 10 re-
fund their Indebtedness" which took ef-
feet March TO- 1879. as amended. for GER
tain Indebtedness surrendered, distinctly
describing the bonds issued and the IN
debtedness surrendered. and that they
have been duly registered by the attest
ing clerk and the county clerk. as re-
quired by said act. which statement shall
be in such form. and include such other
information as the auditor OF state may
require. and be signed by the mayor and
clerk. and attested by the clerk with the
corporate seal Of the city, and be duly
acknowledged before the county clerk.
And when said bonds shall have been
registered and certified by the auditor OF
state said mayor and clerk shall deliver
same to the holder OF said indebtedness
so refunded. according 10 the terms Of
the said compromise heretofore made
therein; provided. that said bonds shall
not be issued until the proper evidence
OF the Indebtedness for which the same
are TO be issued shall be delivered up
for cancellation.
Sec. g. There shall be levied annually.
at the time Of making the levy OF other
taxes, a tax sufficient in amount 10 pay
the interest upon said bonds. and the
coupons as they become due. and 10 Gre
ate a sinking fund. as provided for in
said act Of March 10. 1873. for the payment
Of the principal OF said bonds. and which
sinking fund shall remain as specific
fund for the redemption OF said bonds
Sec. T. This ordinance shah take effect
and be in force from and after It's publ
cation in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Passed in council. June Is. 1913.
Approved June Is 1903
Attest: y. F. NJ LEAN, Mayor.
J. l. LELAND. City Clerk
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Shells and Guns on Ground
Steam Heaters and Plumbers, Take

Sealed proposals viii be received at
tbe Office of the board of education Of
Wichita, Kan, until Monday. July 9, 10
clock a. m, for furnishing the neces-
Fary materials and labor to place a
steam heating plant in the following
named school buildings and new addi-
lions thereto, to-wit: The Kellogg. the
Park and the Irving, and also to furnish
the necessary material and labor for
plumbing said buildings and additions.
All 70 be done according to the plans
and specifications on file in this Office
bidders win make separate proposals
upon the heating and plumbing of said
buildings and enclose with their bids a
certified check for per cent of their
bid, which check will be forfeited to the
board of education by the successful bid
der Should he fail to file with the presi-
dent of the board a satisfactory contract
and bond on Tuesday. July the eth, 1903
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. by order of the COM
mittee
c. s. CALDWELL, Secretary.
Wichita, Kan. June so. 1903. 37-St.
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GOOD WEATHER SAVES
Harvest Hands Are Scarce but
No Loss viii Follow
ROADS WON'T GIVE RATES
Pleasant Days Will Enable
Farmers to Save Crop

Topeka, Kan, July 2-Governor Bailey,
who has just returned from trip
through the wheat belt, says that while
there is a shortage of harvest hands, the
number is sufficient to prevent loss to the
farmers if the weather continues favor
able.
1t is definitely known now that the rail-
roads will not grant the one cent mile
harvest hand rate out of Chicago and
st. Louis This will couse some trouble,
as it was sxpecte dto bring several thou
sand men from these points The Santa
Fe is doing good work in relieving the
stringency in the labor market by bring
ing in men from Colorado points.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. E E. Burke bought a very fine,
new cottage at 1915 South Emporia ave
nue., of Henry King. for $l.lOO, through
the agency OF D. Z. Fuller.
The many friends OF Mrs. John Fitch
will be pleased TO know that she is rap
idly improving from a serious spell OF
sickness.
\ l. Phillips Of Knoxville Tenn. who
has been visiting relatives at Mulvane
and in this city. viii return to his home
today. Roy Phillips Of Mulvane viii &C
company him.
Z A Phillips. principal Of the Hutchin-
son refornstory. is in the city visiting
his father E Philips. he states that
while there has been a big parole at the
reformatory this spring it still has 20
inmates.
Fred Wright and P c. Clark OF Don
nelson. III. we're In the city yesterd It
in company with F B. Marsh Of An
thony. Mr.. Wright and Mr. Clark have
gone TO Harper county 10 live, having
bought a piece OF land there
Nj and Mrs. J. NJ. Dem celebrated their
nireteeath wedding anniversary at the
wichita Country club last evening They
treated All CT the club members who
happened % be at the grounds 20 ice
cream and cake The club members gave
;hern several presents to show their aP-
probation Of the many favors shown
them during the past year.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day TO Herbert Simpson. aSed g. and
Fanuie Goodwin. aged :. both q Wiehi-
"a: !. =. Brown. aged =, Hartshorn.-I T..
and c. n Johnston. aged i. Of Gear
water. C. O. CsshIon. aged - ard AnEa
'rxron. aged -. both q Hennessey. o T;
w. Eugene Bozworth- aged = and Nd
lie Bales. AGED 8. both Of Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Important Kings Daughters meeting
Friday morning ar 10 o'clock. Every
member be present.
church viii meet with Mrs. Cave, 1O11 y.
Market street this afternoon at 2:So
o'clock
Regular meeting Of Order of Railway
Clerks Of America tonight. at $50 sharp.
Business of Importance. All members re-
quested to be present.
The General Guild of St Johns church
will meet in the guild hall Friday after
noon. at o'clock. All women Of the
church are requested TO be present.
Sunflower District Court No. go. Court
Honor will meet tonight at 40 East
Douglas. I. o. o. F. hall. Business OF
importance All members are requested
to be present
There will be a meeting OF the year
book committee Of Hypatia at the club
room Friday. July g. at half past two
o'clock 1t is desired that all the COM
mittee be present.
Members of the knights Of King Arthur
are requested TO be present at their reg
ular meeting Friday evening, June3 at
o'clock sharp, at the First Presbyte-
rian church. New officers were elected
last meeting.
Stated Conclave of Mt. Olivet Comman-
derry tonight at 7:30 o'clock Work in
the Temple and important business. All
members requested TO be present in full
uniform. Sojourning fraters cordially in
vited to De present.
The ladies and young people of the
Derby Baptist church viii give unique
entertainment in their church and on the
churc hlawn on the evening of Saturday,
July II. consisting of a lawn party. ice
cream social and literary and musicl en-
tertainment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
REMOVING RUINED WALLS.
Work Has Begun on the Milling Com
pany's New Building.

Arkansas City, July 1.-The Traveller
SAYS: Yesterday at noon the work OF tear
ing down the ruined walls OF the Arkan-
sas City Milling company,s plant began,
and will be carried on as rapidly as pos
sible. so that the building OF the new
plant can be commenced at once.
Several pounds of dynamite were used
yesterday afternoon and half dozen
charges were fired, and even then the
walls are not completely torn down. One
of the corners was indeed a pretty sight
when it fell. This corner was built with
out line, the stonemason using only ms
eye in doing the work, and it was the
truest corner ever built in this part of
the country An extra heavy charge of
dynamite was placed under this corner
and when it was discharged it seemed
to raise the whole corner few inches
and then it just settled down in pile.
1t did not fall either way.
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pocketing the specific virus In the tissues
No amount Of soaking at Hot SPRINGS
viii remove either the mercury or syph-
Ms.
Or. FInlaw guarantees 20 aosoiuteiy
cure the worst form OF syphilis. IL any
climate. regardless Of The patients con-
dltion or the length Of time diseased
His treatment neutraiizea the poison
and renovates the whole system with
ont any unpleasant effects and leaves no
sign or faint TO be transmitted 20 com
panion or offspring
Chronic elect. Varicocels and Hydro
ceIe cured without cutting or pain.
J. 7. FINLAW. n ID.
Consultation free, private and strictly
confidential
once New Wellington Hotel, South
Main street. Wichita. Kan
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posed Of practically every contractor and
builder in this city, has decided to sus-
pend all building operations in this city
on July g. The lockout will directly af-
feet upwards of 5000 workmen and will
continue in force until an understand
ing is reached between the contractors
and their workmen. In a statement is
sued tonight the contractors complain
that men at work on various operations
about the city have been called out and
no explanation offered. This appears to
be the principal grievance.
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Crosse is HELD.
His Stories Are Not Exactly Consist
emf,

His Stories Are Not Exactly Consist
ent.
Hutchinson, Kan, July 2.-Robert Grose
the man who was badly shot at the time
his travelling companion. John Newberry,
was killed at Sherman station, on June
70. will be held for a preliminary hear
ing lie is now under guard at the
Welsh hospital and will be kept there
for a few days yet when he will be
transferred to the county Jail.
1t is alleged that there is some dis
crepancy in the stories Grose has told
10 the officers and other persons since
his confinement in the hospital and many
people suspect that he knows more about
the shooting than he has yet told. 1t is
for this reason that County Attorney
Brown will have him held for examina-
ton in a justice cOourt.
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The Cudahys went on the field sore
from yesterdays defeat and determined
10 win but luck and hard hitting prevent
them. Jarvis. who pitched against the
College team. went into the box and
Murphy did the throwing for the Cuda-
hys. PENIS home run and Cleery's long
running catch of a foul fly were the fea-
lures Of the game The Cudahys started
the scoring In the second. Cubbon walk
ed: C1eary few out and Mott hit safe,
Cubbon scoring during the excitement.
Jones forced Mott at second. Hager
made first on an error by Penn, but there
was nothing doing, as Murphy sent an
easy one to Jackman- The game was
won in the third. Jarvis hit safe. Mar
cum went out, Murphy to Cleaver- Jack
man got safe on Jones tumble, Huffman
struck out and Penn next up picked a
good one and hit IL for all he was worth.
losing the ball in deep center. clearing
the bases and making the circuit himself.
They got another run in the sixth Hun
man. first UP. flew out to Hager; Penn
was safe on Fosnot's mur: Cartwright
struck out. and Penn scored OF a hit by
Fuller and a muff OF thrown ball
SNdriz ennlne tle lntAhs ~ A---ia---e
Cudahys got one in the ninth CUbbon
went out via the Jarvis-Marcum route
Cleary cracked out hot two-oagger-
Mott walked and was thrown out at
tempting to steal second. CIesry coming
in on the play. Jones ended the game
BY connecting with the atmosphere three
times.
McQuery met with painful accident
while st bat IN the third inning MS hand
being broken by a pitched BAH He Is
valuable player and the fans al hope %
see him II tire game again very soon and
wish him a speedy recovery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
NO LOSS CT LIFE
BeIviIIe Was Damaged $4,000 by a
CloudbI rSt.

Memphis, Tenn, July "A dispatch
from San Antonio, Texas, states that
ten lives were lost in the cloudburst at
Beeville Beeville is thriving town of
about 100 on the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railroad.
San Antonio, Tex, July "A telephone
sessage from Berclair says word has
just been received from Beeville that
there was no loss of life.
a message from Victoria says Beeville
was heard from at $50 and the Southern
Pacific operator says there was no loss
of life. but Mexican and a negro were
missing, Property loss in the town is
placed at $4,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
NO CONCLUSIONS
Board of Cancellation Holds Meeting
Without Results,

wilkesbarre, Pa. July 2.-The board OF
consultation which is to adjust the griev-
ances Of the mine workers, met today
aEd while some grievances were consid-
cred no conclusions were reached. An
other meeting win be held on Thursday
next.
The session today was secret. but it is
understood that the deliberations were
conducted in A harmonious manner. and
there were no serious disputes that would
cause a disagreement. Most of the ses-
sion was taken up with one grievance
that of the manner of computing the II
per cent advance. whether It shall be on
the net or gross earnings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
AMENDMENT INVALID
Initiative and Referendum Was Not
lnlar@nr3aI

Initiative and Referendum Was Not
Properly incorporated.
Portland. ore. July Judge J. B. Gle
land Of the state circuit court today
held that the initiative and referendum
amendment 10 the constitution is invalid.
This opinion was given on a demurrer to
the complaint Of 4. "A Kadderly and
others against the city Of Portland IN a
street assessment case. The court holds
the amendment unconstitutional on the
ground Of Irregularities on the part OF
the legislative assembly IN dealing with
the amendment Judges George. Sears
and Frazer concnrred in The oninian.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
CARRY OUT ORDERS.
Receiver Would Conserve the Inter
ests OF Bondhol6ers.

$50 ~ SSttNii~tACiSs
New York, July 2.-Ex- Senator James
Smith. Jr-. receiver OF the United States
ShiPhuilding company, took formal pos
session Of its affairs today.
My movements today said the re-
ceiver. were made with a view to car
rying out the orders OF the court II
found II necessary TO take steps to pre-
vent Generalization with consequent loss.
Nv desire is 10 conserve the interests
Of the bondholders and keep this great
business intact and place at the earliest
possible moment upon 8 sound financial
business. No interruption IN the uni
form progress OF work is contemplated.
as rot only would the United States
government. but also the great maritime
affected by anything thar would delay the
vork Of the plants
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
Both phones 742-
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Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
Ladies

Now is the time to store your furs and
winter garments to protect them against
moths. vermin. etc. Cold storage is the
place 10 store them. Charges reasonable.
WICHITA ICE * COLD STORAGE CO,
c. w Southwark, Mgr.
Both phones "a 34-u.
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New York. July M c. A. pAn..
widow OF the wsyy-known ssfsor. - dad
nthis city from injuries ana sohock
received several days aEo when shs tea
down a eight OF stairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

Summary: Earned runs-CoIIege, /.
Bases on balls-Of Jarvis, l; of Nelson,
l. Left on bases-Wichita, s: College, z.
First base on errOrs-Wichita. 8: College,
Q Two-base hits-Swartz C). Home run
-Sabin. Struck out-By Jarvis. Il; by
Nelson. I. Double northumberland
son; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Senter-McDonald.
Hit by pitcher-By Nelson. l. Time OF
game, 12O. Umpire-Quigg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
Out
THOS. SHAW
THE MUSIC MAN

syphilis IN Sc worst
form can be arrested
In ten days By a mid
constitutional treat
ment alone. without
mercury. iodide OF pot
asslum. OF any other
injurious drugs
Mercury. in doses
great or small. never
cures. IL only sup
presses syphilis and
fixes the disease Ia
the system for life by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
SHOT BY ACCIDENT.
Leaves a Wife and Five Children
HELPLESS

Pratt. Kan, July 1.-The Union says:
Peter Elmer Meeks was shot by accident
near McFadden's lake. He was shot at
about o'clock in the evening and died
about y o'clock that night His wife
was IN oklahoma at the time but came
at once. The funeral services were held
at Stafford Sunday. lie leaves a wife
and five children in an almost helpless
condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
RIGHTS OF 1T.
Winfield Baby Really Carried OF the
Honors.

Winfield. Kan. July 2-The Courier
says: The state papers are making much
OF the statement that an Oklahoma baby
won first prize ut the ChautaUQua baby
show. whereas the Oklahoma baby didn't
take first prize at all. 1t is true it took
O prize as the brightest baby between
the ages Of six months and year. but
the sweepstakes prizes were both carried
OF by Winfield babies. as the prettiest
representatives OF the male and female
sex. one other prize came 10 Winfield.
besides. and the fifth as much 3 first
prize as any, was given an oxford baby.
There were no Winfield women among
the judges The prize Tor the pretuest
baby girl was given a tiny Winfield lady
Miss Mary Cottinsham, whose father is
seventy years old.
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SUMMARY: Earned runs-Wlchita, 2,
Cudahys. I Bases on balls-on Jarvis.
4; or Murphy. I. Left on bases-Wich-
tia. 5: Cudahy. T. First base on errors
Wichita. 6. Two-base hit-C1eary- Home
run-Cleary. Struck out-By Jarvis. II;
by Murphy. II. Time OF game, III I'm
pire-Quigg.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
TO SUSPEND OPERATIONS.

Lockout JuIy VIII Affect More
Than 5000 Men.
Salt Lake City. Utah. July 2-The
Building Contractors association, COM
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-14
RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLY.
congre.ntionnlists Will Hold Meet
inSs at Pottawnttnmie Point,
Near New Buffalo, Mich,

Chicago, Aug. IA large attend
ance at the Congregational summer as
sembly, which will be held at Potta-
wattamie Point. near New Buffalo,
Mich, beginning August is and con-
lnulng to September /, is assured by
the cooperation of the United Breth-
rem and the. Methodist Protestant
churches, which are said to :. he. re-
spending very generally and fayorably
t the invitations sent out by the man.
agement of the assembly. While Con-
gregational in name. it is designed to
make the assembly undenominational,
IN that all will be welcome to attend
and study under teachers that will be
present during the time allotted and
participate in the organization of the
assembly along national lines. The.
Bible teachers mentioned are Pres
ldent H. G. King, D. D., Of Oberlin col
lege; Prof. E. l. Bosworth, D. D., dean.
OF the Oberlin theological school, and.
Prof. Frank K. Sanders, D. D., dean of
the Yale theological seminary.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-14
DESTRUCTIVE HAILsToRm.
Sheep Struck Dend, and Cattle and
Horses Severely Injured by
Huge Chunks Of Ice. /.

Denver, COL, Aug. "details of the
storm which prevailed along the east
ern slope of the Rocky mountains in
Colorado and southern Wyoming
Wednesday night show it to have been
much more severe than at first report
ed. In some sections the hail fall was
unprecedented. In the neighborhood
OF Greeley and Eaton, in the northern
part of Colorado. chunks Of ice meas
uring. in some instance. ten inches in
length, fell. and the damage wrought
was immense. Sheep were struck dead
in the corrals. and cattle and horses
were severely injured. Farm houses
and barns were wrecked and crops ut
terly wiped out of existence. Near.
Greeley a man named johnson was Sc
verely bruised and rendered uncon-
scious by the hail. Near Lafayette,
COL. there were two storms. the sec
oQd following the first within Is min
utes. and with greater severity.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-14
DO NOT LIKE OUR MONEY.
Fail to Circulate Freely-Bank-
ers to Aid Government.

10. 49, - So. -"
Manila, Aug. THE effort of the
United States government to intro
duce its new currency into the Phil
ippine islands mas not met with the
success that was anticipated. Al
though a large quantity Of the coins
minted at San Francisco has reached
the islands, there is considerable pref
udice against their use. especially in
the provinces. The bankers of Ma
Mia, having become convinced Of the
necessity Of action in the matter, held
a conference Thursday with Gov. Taft
and after a full discussion promised to
render the government all the aid in
their power to secure the acceptance
Of the American peso as the standard
of value and the general use of the
new coins.