Kansas City Daily Tribune du lieu suivant : Kansas City, Kansas • 3

AMUBKMICNTS. TO SPEAK SATURDAY however, in which the voter can register, and it may be that all persons will avail themselves before the limit expires. Up to noon today 10,100 registrations bad been made HON. RUDOLPH BLACKENBURG OF PHILADELPHIA. THH Ninth St Cor.

Ninth and May Htm. I I it Ul.tliiul.liml Speuker Binl a Firm Hupporlfir of Protective Tariff He Ws luiiaiie Dr. Laudon Fames Away A Mis; Supper Newi of Interest. To be Married Tonight. The marriage of Mr.

Thomas Pratt to Miss Sue Qrlest will take place at the home of the bride's parents, 722 Barnett avenue, this evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Pratt is a well known young business man of this city, while Miss Driest is a leading young society Premier Ladies' Corduroy and Velveteen Waists, In All the New Shades, From $3.75 Up. This is a lower price than any quoted ia the city for equally as fine (foods. We also call your attention to our new line of Ladies' Dress Skirts in all the new fabrics.

Our Skirts are all made of the best imported materials. You cannot buy the material for what we will sell you a skirt ready made and guarantee a perfect lit equal to any dressmaker. Call and convince yourself. All these goods are made at our own factory and are fully equal as to lit and finish to our Premier Waists, of which we sold thousands in this city during the past Bummer. PERSONAL POINTERS.

Eyes tested free. B. J. Dunning. T.

Smith, of St. Louis, is in the city today on business. Mrs. Malone Is visiting Miss Anna Straight, of 907 Armstrong. Mrs.

A. T.Welsh, of London Heights, is entertaining ber sister, of Western Kansas. J. W. Wilson and wife, of Sedalia, registered at the Allmon hotel this morning.

O. R. Siddle, of Topeka, Kansas, is in tbe city today, and will return home this evening. Mrs. H.

O. Harris, of St. Joseph, who bas been visiting friends in both the Kansas Cltys, returned home last evening. Mr. Joseph Nicklln and family, who have been visiting friends on Barnett avenue, left last evening for an extended visit through Iowa and other states in the east.

lady. Only Immediate friends of the family will be present. First apperrance here this season of VANITY FAIR. A SHOW OF BEAUTY AND JOY rOEEVEB. A Company of tbe Best Artists, Comedians.

Entirely different than any other spectacular Co. Next Week A "GEEEN GOODS MAN. A Mule's Kick Causes Death. Harry C. Turner, of Pomeroy, died Premier Shirt Waist Store, SCOTT'S 24 East Eleventh St.

yesterday morning from the effects of a kick from a mule received several days ago. Turner was 15 years of age and the son of a prominent citizen of Pomeroy. The funeral was held at 11 o'clock this morning at Griffith's Rudolph Blankenburg, the distinguished Phlladelpbian, will speak at wigwam Saturday night, at wbicb time the people of this city will be given an opportunity to hear him. Mr. Blankenburg Is a man of national reputation.

He was a member of the committee of one hundred who helped to free the commonwealth of Pennsylvania from ring rule. He is a firm supporter of the protective tariff, and is the man who worsted Colonel Mc-Olure In a debate on the question. During the famine in Russia he took an active part In securing supplies for the starving natives and was selected to accompany the steamer Indiana at the time it transported a load of provisions to that nation. He will be given a royal reception upon bia arrival here. HAIn I Unt,) A.

NKIVILLK, OTanururtiirer. Kansas City's Leading Theatre, cemetery. The-Auditorium Colored Republican Kally. The colored republicans of Wyan Thomas Collins, a shoemaker who dotte county are making preparations for a great demonstration at the wig has been employed at 545 Minnesota avenue for the past six months, left The No. Next Week Commencing Monday, October 19tb, wam on Huron place on Friday even for Bridgeport, yesterday to engage in the same business.

ing. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. W. L. Grant, of Topeka, and other speakers.

MR. RICHARD MANSFIELD HE WAS INSANE. Mrs. Ellen Jackson Dead. Mrs.

Ellen Jackson, colored, died High School Hoys in a Wreck. Salinas. Oct 14. Aft era ball game yesterday afternoon between the high school teams of Salinas and Pacific Grove, the visitincr team start this morning at her home on First street in the bottoms, at the age of 48. She had been in poor health for some time.

The funeral will take Typewriter. ed to drive home. The wagon was upset in the darkness and Frank Oyer was killed and three other boys seriously injured. And his Garrick Theatre Stock Company, presentihg: Monday "The Merchant of Venice." Tuesday "The Scarlet Letter." Wed. Brummel." Wed.

Parisian Romance." Thursday "Richard the III" (only time). Friday "Beau Brunnel." Bat. Matinee "The Merchant of Venice." Sat. Evening "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.

Hyde." SEATS READY MONDAY. OCT. 12. Prices- 11.00. 73c, 50c and 25c, place tomorrow with W.

B. Raymond in charge. Appointed Criminal Judge, Jefferson City, Oct. It The gov That was the Decision of the Jury In Probate Court. Edward Barton was examined in the probate court this morning for Insanity.

About a month ago Mr. Barton arose from bis bed in the middle of the night and took bis little girl with him into the bath room, turned on cold water and got into it. The little girl was frightened and woke her mother by her cries. The neighbors were aroused and it was found that he was mentally deranged. Mr.

Barton has been a resident of this city for about two years, bailing from Russell, Kansas, where he has a large ranch and other interests. He was adjudged Insane and placed in the custody of Mrs. Isabell Barton. ernor this morning appointed E. E.

Culver of the liuchannun criminal court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of ex-Governor Silas Woodson. More Permanent Alignment, Improved Spacing Mechanism, Lighter and Wider Carriage, Uniform and Easy Touch, Economical Ribbon Movement, Improved, Paner Feed. Readilv Fined for Vagrancy. Charles Johnson was arrested and brought into police court this morning and Judge Littick fined bim $25 for vagrancy. Johnson not having the required amonnt, he was committed to the county jail.

ill GRAND. Banker and Money Missing. Juneau, Oct 14. W. T.

Ram-busch, president of the Citizens' National bank at this place, and a prominent politician, has suddenly disap Week Commencing Sunday Matinee, Mrs. Flke Dead. Mrs. Susanah Fike- died this morn Adjustable Paper and En- 'V7 peared. He had a number of trust funds In his possession.

An examina velope uuides, Matchless Construction. tion has revealed evidence of irregularity. The bank is not involved. DR. LANDON PASSES AWAY.

HI'S ing at her home, 903 Ella avenue, of erysipelas. She was 71 years of age. Whisner Co. are in charge and the funeral will take place from the home tomorrow afternoon. SEND FOB ILLUSTRATED CATALOG IE.

Heavy Chicago Registration. Chicago, Oct! 14. The total registration in Chicago was very heavy. It is now expected by the election com Phenominal Success Dance and Oyster Supper, There will be a dance and oyster Wyckoff, Seattians Benedict, missioners that the total registration supper at tbe Fifth Street opera house this evening given by the No. 105 W.

Ninth will be 400,000, against 347,574 in 1894. Attack a Public Speaker. Middlesboro, v. Oct 14. When Kansas City, Mo.

A MILK STUPENDOUS SPECTACULAR MUSICAL COMEDY GORGEOUS SCENERY, EXQUISITE COSTUMES, PRETTY VIVANDIERES, MILITARY BAND, ENCHANTING MUSIC, 8ENSATTONAL SPECIALTIES. ENORMOUS CAST. Anchor Drill company. Music will be furnished by Riley's orchestra. Ad A Prominent Wyandotte County Physician Dies Suddenly.

Dr. J. 0. Landon, one of the oldest and best known physicians of Wyandotte county, passed away very suddenly at Vance, Kansas, Monday afternoon at the age of 68 years. He was apparently in good health up to the hour of his death.

Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause. The remains were taken in charge by Undertaker Raymond, of this city. The funeral services were held at Griffith's cemetery where the interment took place at 11 o'clock this morning. The sermon was preached by Rev. W.

H. H. Young. mission 25 cents. Colonel Ephraim McDowell, a Repb-lican of WUe county, Virginia, attempted to speak in the interest of Bryan and free silver at Scottsvllle.he was attacked by Mclvinley men and forced from the stand.

Not since I860 has politics been as now in this "If at First You Don't Succeed, Try WANTED: Energetic sales lady for Zona toilet articles. Guaranteed perfectly To sell in Kansas City, Kansas. Call at 410 Y. M. C.

A. building, Kansas City, after 3 p. Sedalia Carriage Firm Assigns. Sedalia, Oct U. E.

J. Keis- ESSE m. Saturday. ling, buggy and carriage manufacturer, made an assignmeut yesterday. A Defective Flue Causes Fire.

The fire department made a run to A BIG SUPPER. 50 People. Henry Lamm is assignee. Hie liauil-ties are $3,003 and the assets $3,000. THE MARKETS.

Hard Whnat-No 64s No. I 02 v. No. I. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.

the home of J. P. O'Conner, 22 South First street, this morning at 7:30 o'clock. A defective flue was tbe cause of the fire. The loss will not exceed $25.

CLOSING OUT SALE. We are still selling at about your own price the Oppenheimer Co. wholesale Jewelry Stock. Why not make money by saving it in buying? Put in your holiday stock now. Cash talks, for cash we must have.

Next Week CHARLIE'S AUNT! 60c: rejictoil, no gr.nto, Soft Wbeat-io. 73 971o No. TlAi No. i4 Mo; rejected, li Spring When i No. No.

a -8u. (Jora-No. 21 Vfs, No. 8, 014 2lo; No. 4.

19 Marriage License Orauted James Stanton, 30 years of age, and No. 2 white, iUfo, No. it white, lo; No. 19e. The Salvation Army to Serve In Their Mew Quarters Friday.

The Salvation army will serve Bupper at their new quarters Friday evening. Major Stillwell and wife will be present and address the meeting, after which the supper will be served. The price of admission is ten cents and the proceeds will be used for the benefit of the poor of this city. Ensign Dodd, who is to take charge of the Food and Shelter home is expected to arrive any day and the work of the home will be advanced as rapidly as possible. Oats- No.

J. 17 118 No 8, Mot No. 4, 15oj No. 2 white. 19c; No a whit 17o.

No 4 white. Daisy Rymus 19 years, were granted a marriage license this afternoon by Judge Angle. Both the contracting 15 a. Eye-No. 2.

34'4e. No. 3 mio. bran Firm-WijWj perewt; bulk, fie lesi -tajr-Tiinotli, No. 1, 1 Ts No.

2. I tl: No. 3. Stti iO: choice nriiria parties are residents of Wyandotte county. Goafes Opera House MONDAY, OCT.

19, FIRST TIME HERE, English Version Sardou's Nepoleonlc Play, Madame Sans Gene, Tbe Success of Two Continents. WITH KATHR7K KIDDER, IN THE TITLE ROLE. IL50O; No. HgLi); No. 4 No.

2H Brenner and Hutton Convicted. The case against Homer Brenner iMI. IB. "WRIGHT, In Charge for First Mortgagees. 90S Walnut St.

and Chas Hutton, charged with giving liquor to minors, was tried in the court of common pleas yesterday afternoon and both were convicted. WALKER WANTS A DIVORCE. Following is the range of prices jr the various kinds of cattle Shipping and dratted beef steers gi.Si Texas an I Indian steers 2. i03.20 Panhandle s-oen 84iW0 Texas an l.Inlian cows Southwest steers 2.2"ft3 45 Southwest hei era S9 Western steers 2.8 63 8 Western cows 4) Colorado stews 8.1 Native heifers 1 6V93 30 Kattve lows 1 Native feeders t7ilS Native stackers 1813.55 Stock cows and heifers 2.3 W. S.

WOODS, President. W. A. RULE, Cashier. Will Speak in Armourdale, S.

H. White, of Denver, will address the citizens of Armourdale tomorrow evening at McLain and McAnany's corner of Sixth and Kansas avenue. He Alleges Desertion as the Principal Cause of Bis Petition. Eddie V.Walker filed petition for a divorce from Mattie M. Walker in the district clerk's office this morning.

They were married in Danville, in 1893. He says that she deserted him taking their only child, and he never saw or heard from her for over a year. He asks that all bonds of matrimony between them be declared NEW Calves 5.7J48.5 0 GILLISS. JiliililUlilillitiliiliiiliiiiii ft Tresspasser Arrested. Judson Welch was arrested lat evening by Sargeant Fink on a charge of tresspassing.

He was fined $20 in police court this morning. void, and that he may have the care The National Bank of Commerce, SIXTH AISD DELAWARE STREETS. Capital, $1,000,000. Surplus, 200,000. Deposits, 4,500,000.

Accounts Solicited and Depositors Offered Every Facility Consistent with Good Banking. DIEECTOES: WM.tASKEW, G. M. COLE, J. H.

ARNOLD. D. T. MORTON, J. CJEQEIHOFF, CHESTER A.

8NI- H. C. WARD, W.S.WOODS, H. C. ARNOLD, I.

ER, J. J. 8WOFFORD, W. A. RULE, WM.

A. WILSON, VM. HUTTIG, JOSEPH CAHN, W. P. VORHEE8 Tonight 8:18.

Hatlnee Daily. and education of their only child. MORE JOINTISTS FINED. Secured Judgment. In the district court yesterday afternoon a judgment was rendered in They Appear In Police Conrt and are Hogs Receipts, 11102; shipped yesterday, I7 Market was 10c higher, and excited.

The top sale was and thj bu'k of sales roatS3.to.l.l. JOSH BILLINGS' PHILOSOPHY. Comik writers are allwuss expected to be phunny when they talk, and, in the effort taso, are often very silly. good, but too mutch ov it konkokta kruditys, which have been known to sour on the intelektual stummuk. What little I kno I hay larnt bl mixing with the medium and lower Masses; dimonds and fine gold are oftenest found cluss to the bed-rock.

MI natur prompts me to make fust advances. I hav often been snubbed krewelly for this, but I kan't help it, kan IT I shall flte it out on this line. favor of Rosenf eld Bros. Co. against Fined 100 Each.

P. J. O'Neill, of 200 Kansas avenue, Armourdale, and Peter Peckel, of 83 P. J. Lynch.

That New England Success, MM Spcelj. Watch for the Hayseed Parade Daily. Matinee Prices, 10c and 20o. NgCTWEEK: Dainty Little Blossom Co North James street, this city, were 8ilver Meeting Last Evening, arrested last evening for violating L. O.

Miller addressed the Young Men's Bryan club at Hains' hall last the tippling shop ordinance. They were arraigned in police court this morning and fined 100 each by Judge evening. The meeting was well D. V. FJEGER, President.

HENRY 0. KUMPF, Vice-President. R. D. COVINGTON, Cashier, Missouri National Bank, New York Life Building.

attended. Llttick. THIRTY-FIRST YEAR, Will be Harried Soon Yu kan't allwuss Judge bl appearances. I hav often known a whole It is reported by the firemen that the marriage of Mr. Alfred Mebus, of DIEECTOES: d.

v. rieger. CALVIN HOOD. C. J.

LANTRY. D. A. McKIBBEN. 8.

8. 8ERAT. No. 2 fire department, to Miss Carrie Ea-tWing N. Y.

life Kansas City, Mo. shirt to be composed entirely ov a pa' per collar and a pair ov cotton wrist bands. Mauldine, will take place in the near Both parties are well known BooK-keepmgj, t-on hand. I ypewritmg, I eie-gTaphy, English Branches, Modern Languages, at lowest rates. 80-pa pe Catalogue free.

Tel. 1174. J. F. SPALDING, A.

Prest. Finds His Wife Dead. Nevada, Oct. 14. The wife of D.

Smith, a farmer living thirteen miles east of this city, was found dead in the house yesterday afternoon with her head crashed. Her husband was digging potatoes in a field soma distance away, and his wife was alone ia the house when he went away. It is supposed she was murdered by a tramp. Hobart Speak. New York, Oct 14.

Garrett A. Hobart, Republican candidate for vice president, made his first speech of the campaign at Patterson last night. In this city and have a large number I hav allwuss notissed that thoze circles which are the most exklusive hav but little Individual strength; mutual admirashun lz the pap that Bus- of friends who join heartily in con fTVNlght School Begins Sept. 14 gratulations. tains them.

fF For Elegantly Executed 1 Job Work 1 of Values Reduced to a Minimum. Send your Flannel to I hav generally notissed that the old Shrinkage Snail Registration. bachelors who glv themselfs up en Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century.

Notwithstanding, the fact that the present campaign has been a most heated one and probably the most tlrely to the service ov the ladys are allwus ov the nuter gender. The wlm-min never fall In luv with theze phel- WANTED A limited number of men and women of good address, who lcws; they are too safe. interesting that Kansas City, Kansas, has ever witnessed, the number of WULF'S LAUNDRY, To he Laundered. Distilled Water Used in the Operation. II.

F. Wt LF, Prop. Fifth and State, Kansas City, Kansas. can furnish references, and for such Come 3 I The Daily Tribune, 644 Minnesota Avenue. liiiaiiiiiiiaiumiaiiuiiii1.

voters who have registered is far be will pay a salary of $40 per month The saddest sight in all the world to me lz a broken-hearted manly man a proud and robuBt oak riven bl litening low the number expected by the Call at 425 Minnesota avenue, Kansas from Heaven. City, Kansas. 161 politicians. Nine days yet remain,.