The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • Page 8

i 8 WICHITA DAILY EEArOJfOVEDNESDAY. 'JIUIT 29. only four times, bagging a man with shot. COfllflCTSlE SEEMED TO ENJOY JOKE IMHERSELY I.I morning' Instructing- the receiver to pay Accountant Patterson $135 on h' bill against the care, and Miss Louige Itoss $15 fo rmakhi.cr the report of Mr. Patterson.

Mr. Patterson's full bill as filed by him calls for $542. Of thla amount easkss $4W) for himself, 48 days at $10 per dtfy, the wage agreed Uion when he was engaged to do the work, with $60 for an assistant and the balance for expenses. It was agreed when Mr. Patterson was hired to go over the accounts that his salary and expenses were to be taxed up as costs In the case but two of them were Sundays and could not be allowed by the court In passing upon the bill.

the family gather 'round the evening spread Tempt their appetites with 1 Tkree Colored Yonngstere on Trial in the City Court. Today wart pIcHnnlny day In the city court, three likely looking colored youngsters being before the bar of Justice to answer to charges preferred ugalnst them. In the bunch was Clyde Appleby, a young mulatto, who has been wanted -for complicity In the Howe Jewelry store burglary of eeveial months ago, and he waived his preliminary ex imlnntlon. first giving away the whole affair so fur as he knew of it. Appleby stated to the court and oBirity attorney that he was In the Howe burglary and that his partner was Ijpp Irwin.

lie said lhat Fred Able was not Implicated In It In anyway, neither was he in the other burglaries which occurred at about the same time. Apphby said h'i broke the window, und lor that was fo receive the best watch of the three which were taken. Unfortunately for him, he said that the good watch fell upon the stone sidewalk and was broken. Then he tritded It to Irwin for a watch chain. instead of bread, bread, bread.

Sold only in In-er-seal Packages. For another chaage serve Uneeda Milk DiSCUlt with a bowl of fresh milk Ai and they divided the rest or the Booty After jthe third blow the anl-before they left the premises. Appleby Jaws relaxed and yesterday it NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Judge James WIckersham, which un- dertook the ascent of Mount McKlnley, the highest peak In America, climbed haW way up the mountain, attaining an altitude of 10,000 feet, and has return- ed to Rampart on the Yukon. The as- cent was made from the Hanana side of the mountain and the party was days out. Mammoth glaciers were dts-covered 300 and 400 feet in height, and ar considered among the most remarkable glacial formations in the world.

Another mountain almost the height of Mount McKlnley was found. It was called Deborah, after Judge Wicker-sham's wife. DIED OF A BROKEN HEART Public Failed to Appreeoiate His Book oa Lost Children. South Bend, July 29.Theo. Ior county grana jury wmcn dore Laftin, of this county.

Is dead of convenes at Jefferson City next weelc a broken heart because a book writ- i ria rnrTtr TT ten by hlmv entitled "The Lost Child-) 'UI'1-B-E lUI ren of Israel Found Beyond the Arc- tic Seas," and upon hich he put "0Kr Snmf ord Band Con-twenty years' effort, failed to meet cert Tonight, the popular fancy. The book is full The regular midweek concert by San- of Scriptural quotations, to Indicate the journeying of the Israelites, and he calmly concluded to his work that the lost children climbed the tallest, thing they could find, which was tha North Pole, which proved to be hollow, and in which they remained at peace. Before dying he bequeathed (1,000 to the orphans' home. ALLEGED EMBEZZLER Hamilton, Caught in New Mexico Taken to Oklahoma, Shawnee, O. July 29.

Sheriff W. A. Grace was in the city after an ab sence of two weeks, having Just re turned from Linn, N. with John C.J Hamilton, whom he captured there for embezzlement at Burnett. Deputy County Attorney E.

Hood went to Te-cumseh to conduct the preliminary. Hamilton is charged with having embezzled $214.47 belonging to the Odd Fellows' lodge of Burnett while treasurer of that institution. The transaction occurred over a year ago, Hamilton having been missing since that time. OKLAHOMA MAN WON In the Live Bird Shoot at the Annual Tournament- Ardmore. I.

July 29. Trap shooters from Indhin territory, Oklahoma and Texas competed for prizes in the fourth annual shooting tournament, which began yesterday at Whlttington park. There were several events and some excellent scores were made. Cun-llsk of Texas broke 25 straight. Reust of Oklahoma.

Hevens and Wall of Ardmore and Faurote of Dallas made TO STOP TRAFFIC IN GIRLS -Brooklyn's Mayor Closed Soma "Employment" Bureaus, New Tork, July 29. More than a score of places In Manhattan and Brooklyn llrensed an employment bureaus have been ordered to cease busl-ntss by Mayor's Secretary Juines ll. Keynoltls, because It Is known that they have mnile a practice of procuring girls for Immoral pui poses. Many of the offenders nre, men with political backing. A list of the places, with the nnir.es of the proprietors, will be sent to (he district attorney, "lietecllves have found," said Mr.

Reynolds 'geHterdAft "that it Is as easy to secure a Kill for immoral puipo.es us It Is to hire a governess or a do mestic, servant. There is more money in the tllsrepulMble business than the other. Where they chaigc or 2 lor supplying house servants, they ha no difficulty In getting anyuheie from HO to $luu for the other i hiss. Many girls of good character who have gone to these agencies In sennli of honest employment have been ill- veiled Into other channels. are very careful In supplying girls to places In New Ymk and vicinity, bill when It comes to sending them to i'linama, the Klondike, r'outh Alrlm 'U other nut of the way places they ai reaily to take till sorts of chnni e.

"These are the plai es that pay the biggest prices, nnd the girls seldom come buck to make trouble. "There are several agencies whh have employed nun nnd women to act is ret rolling sergeants for their bureaus. They And their victims among the shopgiils, at the museums and in the parks. In spite of the missionaries at Kills Island, many Immigrant (this are lured away soon after their arrival. It remains for Mr.

Jerome to punl.ili the guilty ones." ROCK ISLAND'S PURCHASE Tbrongk Frisco Secures Control of tke E. T. H. New York. July 29 The Hock Island system, through the medium of the I.ouls Han Kranclsco railroad, loday nci ulnd control of the Kvansville Terre Haute and Its subsidiary Unci by taking over the holdings of the syn-fliiate headed by Kdwnrd rt.

Ilooley, senior partner of the Hrm of I'M win A Ilooley the failure of which was announced on Monday. Mr. Ilooley resigned as president and director of the Kvmisvlllc At Terre llaule and 11. V. Yoakum, president of Ih- Krlsro, wns elected to sliced him In this office.

Mr. Ilooley nl.o resigned the presidency of several subsidiary muds, and Mr. Yoakum i elected In his place. No other chnngo-i will be miide in the board of directors of any of the lines. W.

Stow of the suspended firm of Stow A who is also a director of the Kvansville A Ttrre Haute, retaining his connection with the property. Alnong thosl who attended the meeting today Were W. K. Stow. S.

K. Yoakum, Henry Belhert, W. V. Carlton and ('has. A.

Nomes. Kiom sources official It was learned that the price psid wus ground the tittles. IRON LEAGUE GIVES NOTICE Mcu Mnst Return Monday or; Place Will Be Filled. New York, July 29. -Another Important move wns made In the labor Mlii-ation when the Iron league, composed of employer of the Iron winkers, following the action of the house sinlt hs and bildgemen, following the action of the Kniployers association, sent formal notice to the Hoiisesmlths and HrliUe-men's union that unless their men returned to work by next Monday their places would be filled by any men ho are willing to work Individually mulct th" Joint urhltiatlon agreement.

In Inking this slep the Iron employers ic-i elved the support of the nowlv oir.iii-lxcd hoard of building linden hit li comprises a majority of the skilled unions which Imve signed the itrbllr.l-tlon plan nnd whope members, abo.it 4.1, alio, ure now at work. Chits. Kldlltx. president of the Kniployers iisHoeintlon, nld: "11 Is no longer a maiter of conjecture as to how the trouble of the thiee months will end. Work will lie going on as briskly as ever In New York within two weeks." NEW TRIAL Uenied West, and Anouy inons Writer Says He Is Innocent.

Nohlegvllle, July Today Neul overruled mot Ion for a new tilnl la the Hampton West case hiiiI sentenc ed tha aged defendant from three to ten years in inn miciiikuii city pusen. no. wus convicted on the rhargs of stealing; the body of Newton llrat ken from the grave. In euniniesiting on the cane Judge Neil said hu considered Cant red, who was the chief witness kksIiihI West, tha iiionu-ineniul llur of the century. Today W.

It. Kett ik. who assisted In the proNeeutlon of WcmI, rno'lml letter trotn an unon toons rlier In Indianapolis stuting that the wrong man hsd been convicted. The writer, stated tluu he did not know West, lull that htl did know who removed the body of llraekeii from the grave as be was on the "Job" hlui.self. He offeivd lo convince (he attorney, that he was telling the truth If assured timmuiliy from prost eiitton.

The letter hsh been turned over to lo-tccUve lllnes who will endeavor to locate Its author. HAS SEVEN SONS STRAIGHT Glupka Asks State Auditor of Miuuesota if 'Alter Is Bounty. St, I'aul. July 29 -State Auditor Kelson gol letter toda from I.ouls (ilitpka of 1.11 lie r'ulls, who hub beui lh.it there Is a bounty for family o( seven sous straight and Is noxious to collect. He says In the letter: "Someone bus told int that If a iinni In the oil counliy id seven sons born to htm In succession and no telltales ul all he got a reward from a king, and he bus told tue that he heard th gel It here, too, so 1 diop these few lines lo you asking you to answer if I could get such reward, as a case jf that kind happened to me." Mr.

lvron does not know of any such bounty and has not heard that the slate piefeis a straight of bos to a muted collection. Released on Bond. Outhiie. T-, July Mi'-GUI, charged with the disposing or stealing of Curtis Adams a fourteen-year-old boy, was arraigned before Judne Overbuy jesteiday and released on $7i0 bond. Women love a clear, healthy complexion, l'ure blood makes It.

burdock Wood lillUls makes pure blood. -A--. JL. lm Kind ton H.iw Htyw Boag.tR llomeseekers' rates via F'lsco to pnlntt In Arkansas, Oklahoma, lnfllan territory. Touts nnd Louisiana on sale -st and third Tuesdays of each month.

One way tickets at half rate plus it 00. Round tri tickets at one fare plus $. ut), good to return 21 days from date of sale. (.11 at the Frisco City office for tickela. I It to P.

of of to STILL AT LARGE SHERIFF'S POSSE HAD BRUSH WITH THEM SHOTS WERE EXCHANGED NOBODY WAS SHOT SO FAR AS KNOWN. Convicts Avoid a Decisive Enceun-ter and Are Working Back tb Coloma It I Thoneht. Saernmento, July 20. A special to th, Htw from Polsom. savs: A mcssHga wus received at the slate prison this morning stating that the posse under the direction of Hiiei I If Kemia of Placer and Sheriff Hosqiilt, of Eldorado, had a brush with the fugitive convicts and a number of shots were exchanged but so far as can he learned, nobody wns shot.

The fugitives were located on Gfeenwood creek. The convicts avoided ft decisive encounter and ure now Supposed to be working back In the general direction of Coloma. WILL NOT SEE REPORTERS Cardinal Gibbons Has Nothing to Say Abont Election of ope. Home, July 29. At the meeting of tho congregation today firty-two cardinals were present, and all noticed the exceptionally cordial reception urcurded to Cardinal Gibbons, who was visibly touched by it.

tie thanked all his colleagues and embraced Cardinal Salol-li. The American cardinal has given no Indication of his predilection In regard to the election of the new pope, and lias refused to see uny newspaper man. When the lots for apartments were drawn Cardinal lilbbnns drew No. the modest apartment of Conmienda-tore Puccinelll, the master of the house. It la a few steps up from the ground floor on the left of the noble staircase entering from the court of Bun liamosa.

The bedroom of the cardinal is decorated with a paper of an ordinary yellowish gray, and It contains a small black Iron bed, a marblu tup dressing table, a small writing desk, an tiiin-chalr, an iron clothes stand, a little, high, movable mirror framed In Iron and wood, and a pile dleu at the side of the bed. Over the bed hangs a picture of a madonna. Adolnlng this Is the room of tho conclavist, which Is smaller, with about the same furuitu.e except that the chairs ure more simple, with cune bottoms, und with a minor lid clothes pegs attached to the wall. A similar room with camp bed is fur the use of the servant. The fourth room will be of little use, as it Is without window.

The apartment Is Usiited with electricity. it will probably be vvunii, as It has a full southern exposure. The bedroom of the cardinal men bu res only fourteen fuel by eleven. FIRST ON RECORD Comancke Indian Makes a Will at Law ton, O. T.

l.tiwton, July 2'J. The llrst will known lo have been made by un lniiiuii of (he Comanche tribe was executed in this city by 8. A. HIiuuhs, administrator of the estate of the wife of riiiiuly-O-Oom, link Huuiideis, model a nt chief of police, has been among the Comma hen for ileal ly thirty years und he states Unit be knows positively It was the llrst will ever made by one of them. Wnce the death of riatnly-U-Com, several years ago, a Mcxhun named l'urnlvetl has lived with und cured for the widow.

To him the Indian woman willed most of her properly. To l'u-1'le the Wife of her husband uld-tlioe friend Jack, she willed sixty dollars, und to each of the five children of her friend Coda-Pony she willed fifth of all her remaining property und money above the uctual expenses of her living until he dies. The lndiun wouiuii Is the pons sor Of great deal of property in the way of cuttle and horses und lands, und hug not a small sum or moiieey. She Is only fifty years or age and In perfect health, yet she has learned the White mull's ways of making UnipuisJ preparations for death. When nuked If she thoroughly understood the action she wua Inking she replied that she did.

It wus explained that she could rescind the actum If she wished, but she suld she meant it to be permanent. REFORM AT ATLANTIC CITY By Order of Mayor, All Places of Amusement Closed Yesterday. Atluiitic City, N. July HI). Following an order Issued by Muyor Ploy, every place of amusement along the boardwalk, including the Steeplechase Pier, wus closed light Sunday.

O'houMnnds of visitors were compelled to turn to bund Cornells for amuse-Jneut. The mayor's order came as a great lurprlse to the amusement men, who have been running their places under till understanding with the officials that they would be allowed lo do business so long us they made no disturbance. It Is understood thut a number of the leading owners of attractions will combine to tight the closing of their places which' Is being forced under au ordance passed by the city Council. HE FIRED FOUR TIMES And Bagged a Man Witk Eack Skot. Gallatin, July 29 News bus reached here of a tragedy enacted in JIacon county, in which three men were killed und a fourth desperately bounded.

The trouble occurred In the home of Miss Julia Hell, while a dance iwas In progress Miss Hell It Is said, had shown a preference for Jim Frets, Dick Mason, Tom Fields, Clay House and Mike Johnson attacked Frets, who it ia said began to shoot, with the result that the first three named bit tha eM. Johnson is thought to be mortally wounded. Frets was badly stabbed, and Miss Bell sustained a cut on the arm during the fight. Frets, it Is i elated shot JUDGE DALE MADE NO COMMENT WHEN SHOWN REPORT. Attorney General Robberts Signifies His Intention to Reply tke Judge's Severe Criticism.

According to fluthrle, O. dis patches this morning, Attorney General J. Hobberts has slgnMed his Inten tion of replying to Judge Dale's severe criticism of his connection with the National Home Hulldltig company be handed down his opinion III the hearing on the esse of the state eg rel Attorney General Coleman and County Attorney ksleln vs. The National Home Uulldirig company, the other day In which he refused to grant the motion of the defendant company to dismiss the receiver appointed by the court to lake charge of the bonks and business of the company. It will be remembered that In the opinion, Juilue Iinle stated that the testimony showed that the ut-toruey general of Oklahoma, while acting In the capacity of director of the company had received money for his services, services which the minutes of the meetings showed he never really had performed, never attending a slnble meeting in person nnd that he alo had held certain contracts, for which the bocks failed to show that he had puld anything, and for one of which he hud received a premium of when It was sold.

It also will lie remembered that Judge Dale Instruct''. 1 Receiver Kim Harris to make a demand upon Mr. Itohlwrts for the return of all money he had received from the company, the same as he was Instructed to make demands upon other rnern-mers and officers of the company who had profited through the sale of contracts Hnd fur services not rendered. Judge rale's condemnation of such proceedings, especially upon the part of the attorney neral of the territory, was clothed in language which could not be misunderstood, and be did not hesitate to say that a wrong had been done und that the Oklahoma officer was a wrongdiHr. Ill the Guthrie dispatches, Attorney General Itobbeits Is quoted as saying that Instead of being a beneficiary of the compiny he had lost money nnd that It was his purpose to reply to Juillje Hale's statements." When shown th dispatch this morning, Judge Ioilo made no comment, hot seemed to enjoy the Joke immensely.

County Attorney Kckstcln and II. R. Patterson, the expert Hccnuntant who examined the books of the company, scetuud at litis to know just what explanation Mr. Hobberts would make. According lo the socoiintfint's re port, which wis accepted by the court fie showing tacts and which was hi line vv it the opinion given by Judge Hale, and also according to several affidavits llled by the state and sworn to by bookke, pers employed in the company's offices at different times, the Oklahoma, attorney general did profit through his connection with the company, und whatever he may have to show to the contrary will be accepted as news here and to them to say the least.

An affidavit by Kiiby Grimes, former-ly In the lomptny's oMIee, ih elares that Uobli, i ts lccelved salary to the Hmutini of $1:0, js does the report Jr I'attei son, while Mr. Pat-ti innn's report furthet and states that In no phue docs it appoir Unit us director be attended a single meeting of the board. The report referred to also show s- tha aceoidlug to the books, the Oklahoma man lccelved $150 premium from the sale of one of the mattirtd contracts held by him, less the commission usually given the agent who made the sale. Ilesldes thU, the evident showed that he held at least three If not four other contracts for which lie p.il.l nothing. In the ntvountani's report on page Id where he comment upon the failure of oil Iters nn I employes of the com pany to comply with the le.piirements l)f Ult, lets to keep up the pay 0 their contracts and in sonic lu.ea to make the oavmetiis all Mr.

I'attei mm usi oik- of Mr. Hob-belts' contracts its an Illustration In the following language: "No. JO Seiles was Issued to J. lugett on February in, laiC un Fci. ruury iitt.

J. Liggett transfer! ed this number lo J. C. Hobberts of Kingfisher, ii. T.

nn July Mi. Uobbcns paid t-0 on this conduct, th feci Ipt showing that the same paid dues July 2, nn pane of the under it.tie of Jul Mr. IJelt is given credit on his personal amount lor t-i dues paid bv Mr. liobbeits en tuts contract, Mr. Liggett having paid J.i In dues while tin' contract was in lilt mime.

It will be seen that for period of five months there was nothing paid, and when paid tin re was L'l il.ivs short of date for width dues weio due." This Is looked upon by the authorities as auoiher ease where Alttvucy lieaeiel liolbens lost nothing lis connection with the company, at lea. nothing from a financial point of view. So far Receiver Harris has re -eived no word ftom Attorney fbnernl II th-ta i ts in answer to the demand made upon blui last Saturday, and It is that replv for hteh tin; tvurt and reeejver are looking more anxiously than tor the reply to Judge Ihi'e's statements. It developed this ii'ternoon that Ite-ceher lli.nis hnu sent a demand for only a psrt of the money said to have been received from the business by lN bheit- the total amount in. in.

led being Jtiii for salary and II 'J for tht: premium received on the mitured contract which vvai sold. This was the amount given on the llrst page of the sccnunt show i by the account tut. but develops that the amount which should have been demanded was I.JO, and Judte Hale Instructed the receiver Increase the demand to that amount this afternoon. The demand for the full amount will be sent out this afternoon. Arrangement have been made with 1.

Trekcl who holds a large amount the National Home Hull ling company securities, to bold the Kansas securities only for ht K.nsas credits. That Is. tH of the 1 which he loaned the company was held to ha Kansas' share of the loan and I2.UH the IT.tH'O nnd more lumber bill wu set apart as the Kansas share of that hill. This makes Kansas' share of the Trekcl account amount to 12, tit toto, while the securities held hy him, some $111,000 In all. Is said to be divided evenly between the state and territory.

This Is a trsnsaetton very favorable the Kansas bide of the affair, and gives the rectvr something definite to work upon towards effecting a settlement. Judge Pale laaued an order this high averages. Howard of Oklahoma won the live bird contest against 39 trap men and was awarded the medal. Darkness prevented the finishing of contests. Today will be tha last day.

SHE WAS CITED TO APPEAR Wife of D. J. KeUey to Go Before Grand Jury Monday. Jefferson City, Mo July 19. Mrs.

Blanche KeUey, wife of D. J. KeUey, representative of the baking powder trust, who Is here to Identity the let- I ters written to her husband by Formes Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee. was today cited to appear as a witness be- ford's band will be given tonight on college Hill.

The following program nas been arranged for this evening! March Dixie Girl J. Lumpo Medley overture Dalbey Selection The Burgomaster H. Mackte Medley overture Von Fillers War Songs of the Boys in Blue L. J. Hankey Dixie Land Chauncey Haine3 America AT PAYNE'S PARK Program for Innes Union Band Concert This Evening.

Commencing at 8 o'clock tonight Innes Cnion band will render the following program In Payne's soologlcal park: March, "Crisis" Hall "Dance of the Frowsy Heads" Chattaway "Anvil Polka" with anvil Taylor Waltz, "A Dream of Anona, "Intermezzo" Gray Waltz, "Just Plain March, "The Hamilton" Vogt Mrs. T. Dunbar snd daiiehter, ss Montes Duntar, and Mersrs Harry nd Ralph Dunbar, left last evening for Crawfordsville, where they will spend a month with relatives. A wheelman's tool bag Isn't complete without a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrla Oil.

Heals cuts, bruises, stings, sprains. Monarch over pain. the The Kind Van Haw )ws Bocgbt FOR HOUSE-CLEANING. be noticed, you must and worry' em some. will get you In front 'em.

Through sleeper, leaves Wichita dally, at 5 p. au, for Pueblo, Colo. Springs Denver. Threo trains daily to St. Louis Kan- sas City from Wichita.

Through h. Sleepers from Wichita to-St Louis ft Kansas City. The short lino to Colorado points. AnUoch, I'd. IS Clear Lake.

Iowa SS.0 Duluth. Minn. Ml Delavan. Wis. ii Madison.

Wis Kt Ooonomowoc, Wis. Utt Twin Lakes. Wis 215 WtlUama way. wis. il 45 K.06 Macinae Island, Mich.

I Ashlsnd, Wis. Us. irmer, paid him a visit. He advised irmj Uempsey to try the hammer treit- wus apparently as well as ever. BEST REGORD EVER Al Mnsselman Makes 18 Holes With a Score of 81.

Hlon Hull was down town this morn Ing from the Country club, where he Is spending the most of his time this week and he reports work on the club house pi Ofji esslrtii in fine shape, the roof of the port Is being shingled and paint ers have begun their work. The contractor measured the porch last night and figured the number of square feet which amounted to 92a. This Is un Immense porch and is almost equal to a. room ax50 feet. The contract for plumbing and steam (cheating has been let to Baker and Ia- and work will commence upon It Immediately.

In a game with Judge Pale yesterday afternoon A. J. Mnsselman made the best score that has ever ben made upon tho Country club links. He made the eighteen holes In SI. The first nine being made In 3H, and the second nine In 4J.

He made no exceptionally long drives, but played an even game all the way througn. His scores were between 4 and 6, throughout the entire game. Following Is the soore: out 4 4 5 6 5 4 4 439 I In ...6 4 4 5(3 in the 6 442 best of The course is now shape for playing. Friday night another of the periodical dunces will be given at the club hcuae. Owing to the large membership and the popularity of these entertainments among the members, it has been found necessary to confine these socials to no tubers only.

DESERTS bABY IN A HALLWAY Pleads with Sisters at St. Via-cent's and Leaves Infant. Chicago, July 29. A baby girl 2 weeks old was left by its mother in a at i'jO North Clark stteet at 8 o'clock last night, after the mother had visited the St. Vincent orphan asylum and had been told that she could not leave It there unless she remained with It.

The woma was well dressed und admitted to the Misters that ah-i was the mother of the child. According to the story of the Ulsters the mother fell on her knees, holding the child In her arms and begged that the little one be taken from her, becauso she was unfortunate and had no means of support. The woman was told that the child woirtd be cured for on the condition that she remain with it for a few days. This she refused to do, and then the child would not be taken. Hal an hour later Mollio Kaly, li years old.

who lives at 2M North Clark street, ran into the Chicago avenue police station ami told Sergeant Bart Finn that a baby had Just been left in lit; hallway leading to 'be But in wh c'J she lives. The baby was carried back to Jhc orphan asylum by the matron at the station, where It was recognised The mother appeared to be about 3f veara old. NEW NEWSPAPER DEAL Allen Buys Garnett Papers and Consolidates Them. Harriett. July Henry J.

Al- 1..., Vn i 0.A ine a) iivnvtiia violin lng a string or Kansas newspapers, n.13 tompletetl airiingements for the purchase and consolidation of the two Republican papers here, the Kagie and Uepublice.n IM.itndeuler. William K. Smith, former editor of the Lecoinp-ton Sun and Manhattan Mercury, and more recently one of the publishers of the Lawrence JelTersoninn. Is associated with Mr. Alien and will have lull charge of the consolidated paper.

Mr. Smith takes possession of the Kepubll-can lialndeuler this week nnd the consolidation with the Fagle will take effect in two or three weeks. The friends of Congressman Hoiversock are somewhat alarmed by this unexpected change In the newspaper situation. Anderson is alw ays been a Hovverso. founty und he bad confidently expected a from this county next year.

ith Mr. Allen In control of the only Kepubllcnn newspaper It Is not unlikely that the Ottawa candidate will be able to turn this county to his support. CHACNCEY DEWEY RESTING With His Cowboys He Is at Eureka Lake Resort. Topeka. Julv 19.

Channcey Dewey is resting at FAireka bike, the summer resort, owned by ht father. W. J. Mcllride, the cowboy, with IX' w-ey it Is alleged, led the ght against the family, also Is at Eureka biko. He has charge of the hotel din-i lug room.

Clyde Wilson, one of the luirticioants In the fight with the Her- I rys. Is lit tne noiei on ice. iie inn will not return to Rawlins county this summer. Their trial tn the Cheyenne county district court has been set for October, but a continuance probably will be asked for. MT.

M'KINLEY IS EXPLORED Alaskan Party Reaches am Altitude of lO.OOO Feet-raw son, Alaska. July SS. The party headed by United States District said he stayed In the city for a coupl of weeks after the crime was commit ted, nnd then went to Colorado where he stayed until week ago last Friday. He said he came back to Wh blt.i btenuse he heard that the Howe burglary had been laid at his door. Irwin was arrested for the Howe burglary several months ago, and a warrant, was Issued for Appleby at the same time.

That Individual was missing, however, and efforts to locate him even in Colorado were unavailing. He-cause he wits the principal witness and believed to be the foremost criminal i.f the crowd, the case against Irwin wus dismissed after the officers found themselves unable' get hold of sufficient evidence to convict the Jr- vin boy. Apphby wan aewted by the police the other day und it was believed that he was the one who had stolen Asslsf- tmt County Attorney Ed Dill's bicycle. Appleby said this morning that he rented the bit yele and broke the front wheel, after which he threw It into the creek. The rest of tile machine he re turned to tiie iiutti from whom he had rented it.

He denied that he stole the wheel from the court house. was bound over to tho dis trict court In the sum of I.ee Irwin, the colored youth who Appleby says was his pal In the Howe and the chief instigator of the crime, together with Kugcne Dunn, a tall pink compleitianed mulatto, were called upon to answer to the charge of horse stealing, they being the couple who took their young l.tdy frit mis out tiding In W. -II. Walkes rig on the evening of June 13. '1 hey demanded a preliminary hearing and it was for August hut will probably lie continued from time to time until tne taiun-ty attoiney returns from hi vacation, irwln saltl that they took the rig all right, but had no Intention of stealing It.

He said they were on thtir way to return Ii when they were caught. Tho charge ugalnst them was not filed and they were not arrested, however, until yesterday. The county attorney believes nnd he is hacked up In the statement by the police officers, that with the confining of these three colored boys, much of the petty thieving which has been taking place In Wichita for months past, will stop. They are looked upon as being in the same class youthful criminal as the famous Jim Itonney and Carl Klllott who are serving terms in lite reform school und reiormalory respectively, and efforts will be made to place them where tpelr work will stop for a few years at hast. The bonds of lunu and Irwin were placed at JoVI each, and the county attorney asked the court to hold the hitter until he could prefer charges ill the burglary cases against him.

AIL THE POOR PRISONS In Indiana to Bo Investigated If Durblu Has His Way. Indianapolis, July ill. Uovernor Durbin addressed letter this evening to I'rcsldent lletd, of the Triiion He-form association asking him to begin an investigation of every jail and prison in the state at once. This action Is taken as the result of a report frour the state board of charities and corrections In which many of the Indiana Institutions were sorely con demned. The lack of provisions for separating the sexes is one of the evils! I Willi which the report deals.

The Jails which are most hurshly criticised are those In Lawrence, Clinton, Floyd and Iielewure connth The Jails in Henry, Jefferson, Wabash and Kosciusko counties are also criticised, as Is the Sullivan county poor asylum. FATAL IUOT IN CHURCH Two Klllecd ajul Sis Wonnded Before Troavle Is Over. Cnmak, Juiv Jit. --In a shooting and cutting affray tit a negro church two were killed and six wounded No one knows Just vht started the trouble, but when one ember opened tire a general fusllade ensued. Then began a rush for the doors, In which men armed with pistols and ntsors trampled over women and children, m.tiiy of hom ere badly bruised.

It I believed thut four of the wounded' will die. live hundred shots were fired before enough of the negroes got out of the building to allay the panic. Cltixcna of the town, hearing the tiring, rushed to the church, thinking a riot In progress, but were unable to do anything with the negroes. No one knows who did the shooting which caused the deaths, as according to the stories of the frightened negroes every body In the building was tiring. HAMMER CURED LOCKJAW Patient Was a Horse and Uempsey Ponnded Its Forehead.

New York. July S9. "If you wish to cure a horse of Itvkjaw, hit it a few hard knocks with a hammer on the forehead." in the advice of Freeholder John Tempscy of Avenue and Fourteenth street, ltayonne, N. J. Mr.

Wmpsey la the owner of a valuable horse named Crow, which was stricken with the disease last Thursday. Pemtwey- whs about to send for the police to shoot the horse when Jacob Van Name, an old Sluten Island "A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO -SHAVE WITH." APOLIO IS THE PROPER THING If you want to get in front of folks Josh Billings. A Beacon want ad of a good many of Low Summer Tonrist Kates to Popular Resorts. East, West North rnn elegant reclining chair ears, high bach ooaohes, lit hj pintsch gas-on all trains. The Me.

Pae. Ryn di.UEf MS? i1 iJtVWJ To the following named places we will have on sale every day until ept. SOth tickets at the rates named for tho round trip which will be limited for return to Oct. SI st, Denver. Colo.

17 50 Colorado Springs IS.4S Pueokj 1 Ulenwood Springs Salt Lake, Ltah avsfi VrAh jo.tt Minneapolis. M'nn. 25.iV Mtnn 25 Desdwood. 8. Lead.

S. D. Milwaukee. Wis. rT 30 .524 SB Xt Fod excursion rates to other points In Michigan.

"Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota and Colorado, call on or ad ill sis the uudersigncd. E. K. BLECKLEY, T. P.

A. 1. R. SHE WIN, T. A Mo.

Pac. Ky. Station, Corner Wichita St. and Douglas Wichita, Kansas..