Kansas City Daily Tribune from Kansas City, Kansas • 3

A JI UNI! HI I5NTN. ARMOURDALE MEETING. BURTON WILL SPEAK TOMORROW EVENING AT THE WIGWAM. Will he Held at Odd fellows Hull Saturday Evening. TIIEI Hon.

J. V. Farwell, of Chicago, will deliver an address at Odd Fellows hall, corner of Osage avenue and Packard' street, tomorrow evening. I INlllLllOL Premier Ladies' Corduroy and Velveteen Waists, In All the New Shades, From $3.75 Up. 1'iiHliliiff II In t'HiiilUlrtcy for th Unliml Stt Henatfl A Double llenrtrr 111 I(npiil)lltu ltnlly -Colored (ijicnken ToulKlit-Wmited Her Child Local.

May Sim. ll Cor, Mtilh uml Musio will be furnished by the Select Knights band. Ladies are especially invited to attend. Robert Giliham has been appointed president of John Wiscoskie, F. L.

Miller, G. W. Toothaker, G. J. Espy, Francis L.

House, Robt. Hoare, Hughes, W. W. Fisk, V. A.

Hey, A. Ecker, D. Youmans, Cal Williams, Jones, Henry Irwin, Eli Teed, M. Minster, Ernest Blomquist, A. W.

Munson, J. J. McCoy, D. Echols, Dr. E.

R. Allen, II. M. Savage, F. Pellette, A.

G. Olson, M. Sugarman, M. Levine, G. Bemark, Dr.

Pohek, Dr. Osborne, E. E. Trowbridge, Harry Trower. E.

Stockdale, J. A. Hubinger, Geo. W. Palmer, Dr.

E. P. Mills, W. J. Wright, Lewis Jackson, L.

G. Ferguson, John Provens, George Bradford, Geo Taylor, D. R. Lewis, A. Lovelace, Green Woodward, T.

B. Watson, J. O'Donnell, D. Grahari, F. Stuckoff, D.

R. Smiley, A. D. Downs, Frank Warner, J. M.

Moore, A. M. Kinzie, 0. F. Hahn, L.

Traill, H. Brenner, Robt. Barnett R. Ballance, L. B.

Maxwell, D. Jones, D. Cornell. COLORED SPEAKERS 'TONIGHT. This is a lower price than any quoted in the city for equally as fine ffootls.

Wo also call your attuntion to our new line of Ladies' Dress Skirts in ull the new fabrics. Our Skirts are all made of the best imported materials. You xtannot buy the material for what we will sell the meeting. The vice-presidents are as follows: D. W.

Austin, E. N. Weston, II Roland Way, Lohy Voght, J. Buchan, G. L.

Coates, Walter 0. Lam Hon. J. It Burton, of Kansas, will address tbe citizens of Kansas City, Kansas, at the wigwam on Huron place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The First Regiment band will be present and furnish musio for tbe First apperrance here this season of VANITY FAIR.

A SHOW OF BEAUTY AND JOY FOEEVER. A Company of tbe Best Artists, Handsomest Ladies, Unequaled Comedians. Entirely different than any other spectacular Co. Next Week-A GREEN GOODS MAN. bert, Samuel Patterson, Mat Corbett, you a HKin reauy liuuie una ffiinninwe perieei 11 equni anj uirm-maker.

Call anil convinee yourself. All these poods are made at our own factory and are fully equivl as to fit and to our Premier Waists, of which we. sold thousands in this city dnrinfr the past summer. Premier Shirt Waist Store, SCOTT'S 24- East Eleventh St. HAIR STORE, maimOn-Uirer.

Jacob Barney, Tom Pollock, J. M. Enochs, John Davidson, Wm. Black-all, William Yocum, E. E.

Pennock, William Hinkle, Richard Melville, Richard Westfall, Fred Emmert, Harry Bell, Andy Blaine. FINED $100 EACH. KaiiHHN Clly'n Leading Theatre, The-Auditorium Hon. W. Jj.

Grant and Hon, John L. Waller at the Wigwam Hon. W. L. Grant, of Topeka, Kan Next Week -Commencing Monday, October 19th, The No.

l'hey Appear In Police Court and Pay their Fine. John Clark, of No. 75 North James street, Henry Johnson, 408 Osage avenue, Armourdale, and W. Brown, No. 24 Osage avenue, Armourdale, appeared in police court this morning and Judge Littick imposed the usual fine of $100 each for violating Ibe tip-pling'shop ordinance.

sas, and Hon. John L. Waller, of this city, will address the citizens of this city tonight at the wigwam on Huron Place. Mr, Waller is ex-minister MR. RICHARD MANSFIELD to Madagascar under Harrison, and is quite well known.

He received pretty rough treatment at the hands of the French government, being in prison for over a year. He is Special Notice. Members of Kaw Valley Lodge No, Typewriter. And his Qarrick Theatre Stock Company, presentihg: Monday ''Tho Jlori-hiint of Venice." Tuesday "Tlio Hcarlct Lotter." Wed. Matinee "Beau Hrummel." Wed.

KvcnliiK "A Parisian Romance," Tlmrsdny "Richard the III" (only time). Friday "Beau llrnnnel." Sat. Mutlneu "Tim Merchant of Evening "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HEATS TiEADY MO.VItAY, OCT.

li Prices- Jl.S), $1.00. 75c. Mle. und Sie. especially famjliar with tbe colored people and is a fluent speaker.

Mr. Grant is also an able man, and the meeting tonight will doubtless be one of the largest ever held in the wigwam. 315, 1. O. 0.

are requested to meet at their hall, corner of Packard street and Osage avenue, Armourdale, at 7 o'clock this evening to accompany tbe remains of Brother David Kelley to the depot. Jacob Fristh, N. G. More- Permanent" Align ment, Improved Spacing occasion. Silas Porter will preside over the meeting.

Following is a list of vice-presidents who will occupy seats on the platform L. G. Smith, Dr. E. H.

Allen, James Young, Henry Brown, M. -E. Pierson, Edgar Means, Wm, Rhodes, Has Clark, L. D. Mabie, J.

J. Bass, Wm. MartiD, L. Early, I. F.

Bradley, Robert Campbell, B. F. Jones, Ed Sigler, Rev. McNeil, Adolphe Velte, Chas. Bohles, P.

W. Morgan, Dr. HeathLouis Youngman, L. W. Johnson, E.

F. Henderson, R. F. Jennings, Judge Stockton, Gov. James McGrew, T.

H. Rowland, A. 0. Brotherson, H. P.

McPherson, Butler Reed, Frank Towner, F. 0. Wheeler, II. B. Fenton, Judge R.

E. Cable, Capt. C. J. Hanks, W.

M. Raymond, T. C. Jas. Perry, U.

V- Widener, G. L. Walker, D. W. Mount, Wm.

Peters, W. J. Russell, N. B. Berry, Fred Scblifer, Frank Horseman, Frank Kinney, Chas.

McClure, Judge Geo. Monahan, Aug, Moline, Gus Anderson, Thomas EvUnc, M. A. Bodman, A. Swanson, B.

Freidberg, Jerry Dunn, E. F. Serviss, J. W. Giesberg, Geo.

Stumpf, John Adams, W. H. Bridgens, J. Bernhard, S. R.

Campbell, Chas. Anderson, Prof. J. A. Davies, Tom Chambers, Herman Belter, Wm.

Kelly, George Savage, Dr. A. P. Tenney, C. Z.

Willey, K. 0, Clark, Hans Olson, C. Wahlgreen, A. Davidson, E.E. Stockdale, J.D.

Smith, Squire Keller, Poor Commissioner, Wm. Tanner, E. A. File, P. 0.

Thomes, J. W. Frame, W. D. Harris.

G. W. Huffman, H. Frye, J. 0.

Dutton, A. A. Powers, H. V. Plummer, Aug.

Moline, A. G. Talbott, H. H. Lasley, R.

D. Speck, James Dysart, F. H. Barker, Frank Lieberg, Herbert Proudflt, K. M.

Cornell, Chas. Anderson, Wm. Barclay, Robert Holloway, Louis Jackson, H. M. Bacon, Will Stemen, H.

D. Knifer, B. J. Wahlen-maier, Frank Strongman, Fred Em-mert, H. R.

Way, Nat Barnes, George Plank, Wm. Stewart, Henry Graffe, John Powers, A Randal. A DOUBLE HEADER. A. Bahr, Secretary.

WANTED HER CHILD, Mechanism, Lighter and Wider Carriage, Uniform Lyclia Elbert (ietM ToHHeBHlon of Her Child Peace Disturber Arrested. Charles Cook was arrested by the police yesterday evening for disturb and Easy Touch, Economi GRAND. In Probate Court, An application for a writ of habeas i f. I fl cal Ribbon Movement, Im ing the peace, and his bond was fixed OI'KKA lrorsF at $15. This morning he failed to ap proved, Paper Feed, Readi Iy pear in police court, and Judge Littick Week Commencing Sunday Matinee, Adjustable Paper and En granted him a stay until tomorrow velope Guides, Matchless morning.

Construction. '2 corpus was heard in the probate court this morningjor the custody of Benj-min F. Elbert, twenty-two months old, by his mother, Lydia Elbert, of Armourdale. The defendant, Mary Elbert, alleges that the mother was cruel to the child, and as the father had deserted them she thought that the mother was not the proper person to raise and educate the boy. Judge Angle ordered the child turned over to bis mother.

l'KKHONAL POINTKUS. J. C. Rockhold, of the eastern divis SfCND l'OK ILL! STHAirCD CATALOG IE. Phenominal Success ion of the Santa Fe, has located in Argentine.

STUPENDOUS SPECTACULAR MUSICAL COMEDY GORGEOUS SCENERY, EXQUISITE COSTUMES, PRETTY Mr. A. R. Myers, president of the Wyckoff, Seamans 6c Benedict, No. 105 W.

Ninth 4 Kansas City, Mo. Argentine Smelting company, who has been over tbe country a great GATEWOOD ON TRIAL. deal in the past three months, re State Evidence Turned In and the Cane turned home from New York City this morning. VIVANDIERES, Vlf at First You Don't Succeed, Try Continued Until Tomorrow, The case against Henry Gatewood MILITARY BAND, I mi 148. for the shooting of James 'Weston, (lave llutler a Surprise.

Buffalo, N. Oct. 10. Ureatly to both colored, about two months ago while in a drunken row, in a joint on the surprise' of about 400 'people, and most especially to the surprise of Joe ENCHANTING SENSATIONAL SPECIALTIES. North Fifth street, was on trial in Butler, that, dusky fighter was laid low last night by Charley Strong in less Justice Betts' court this morning.

The testimony for the state was com than two minutes alter tney had donned the mils to light. ENORMOUS CAST. pleted and the case was continued tin til tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. 50 People. Silver Meeting Last Night.

S. H. White, of Denver, who was to NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. 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. deliver a silver speech at Hains' hall last evening, did not arrive, and his Next Week CHARLIE'S AUNT! place was filled by E. B. Post, of Kan sas City, Kansas, and J.

A. Reed, of Kansas City, Mo. The meeting was Coates Opera House to have been held in Hains' hall, but lloth factions Dated-For White Church Last Night. Both of the republican factions had meetings advertised to take place at the school house at White Church last -night. Neither knew of the meeting of the other.

The regulars were in progress with a rousing meeting when the Buchan delegates arrived. When it was seen that the mSetings were conflicting, Mr. Getty made a motion that 'the time be divided between the two factions. The motion was carried unanimously, but Mr. Drought objected on the ground that be did not wish to debate jointly with Mr.

Getty, and prbmised that he would come out a week later and talk to the voters. Then tbe Buchan candidates witherew from the building. As they withdrew one of their number shouted, "Come on boys and get some cigars." Three or four of the audience responded and Mr. Getty moved that the meeting adjourn for five minutes and smoke with it was afterwards learned that the hall had been engaged for a dance, and after much hustling around the One Spanish Rebellion Ended. Madrid, Oct.

lfl. An official dispatch from Manilla, capital of the Philippine islands, announces that the rebellion in the island of Mindanan, the second largest of the group, is t-nded. An Iowa Danker Hangs Himself. DuMJQtjK, Iowa, Oct. 16.

J. I). Kennedy, a banker of Manchester, hanged himself last night. Losses sustained in World's fair investments at Chicago are said to be the cause of the suicide. He.

was one of the early settlers of the Northwest, and had held a number' of publi'! otlices. Mo More Silver Democratic Bulletins. Chicago, Oct. 10. No more bulletins will be given out at silver Democratic headquarters.

The press bureau has decided to discontinue preparing the class of matter it has been giving out. 'Nr. Carlisle's Kentucky Dates, Washington, Oct. 10. In a letter to George M.

Davie of Louisville, Secretary Carlisle announces that he will speak in Kentucky October 23, 24, 20, republican wigwam was secured for the speaking." HVT. 33. WRIGHT, In Charge for First Mortgagees. 90S Waln-uLt" St. Pled of Consumption.

MONDAY, OCT. 19, FIRST TIME HERE, English Version Sju-dou's Nepoleonle Play, Madame Sans Gene, The Surress of Two Continents. WITH KATIIRYN KIDDER, IN THE TITLE ROLE. D.B. Laydon, of 915 Wyoming street, died yesterday of consumption.

He was 23 years old and a single man. The funeral will take place from the undertaking parlors of Daniels and Comport, on Ewing street, tomorrow afternoon. The remains will be in terred in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr.

Drought. Then tbe meeting was 28 and 30. He expressed a desire to make his hrst speech at Covington. A Pleasant Krenhig. reconvened and the speeches of the regular candidates were enthusias NEW 3t GILLISS.

Miss Miller, of 524 Dugarro avenue, entertained a large number of ber Preacher and Ills Wife Insane. Indianapolis, Oct. 10. The tically received. Mr.

Getty made a telling speech along the line of the proper equalization of taxes. It is claimed by the voters at White Church friends last evening at her home The evening's entertainment consist Rev. John AV. Milam, recently pastor of iUiMilUUlMilUaJUJUR W. 8.

WOODS, President, W. A. RULE, Cashier. The National Bank of Commerce, SIXTH AND DELAWARE STREETS. Capital, $1,000,000.

Surplus, 200,000. Dep6sits, 4,500,000. Accounts Solicited and Depositors Offered Every Facility Consistent with Good Banking. DIEECTOES: O. COLE, J.

H. ARNOLD. 1). T. MORTON, J.

EOKI IIOFF, CHESTER A. SNI- It. C. WARD, W.S.WOODS, II. C.

ARNOLD, 1 ER, J. J. SWOFFORD, A. RULE, WM. WILSON, WM.

IIUTTKJ, JOSEPH CAHN, W. P. VORHEES the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-cnpal church, and his wife were both ed of games and vocal and instru that many voters were changed from mental music. declared insane to-day by a commis Tonight 8:15. Uatlnee Daily.

That New England Success, the Buchan to the regular candidates on account of the attempt on the part One Vag In Police Court. Last evening tbe police arrested of the Buchanites to- break up the meeting by calling the audience from Wm. Kinney and this morning he was fined 20 for vagrancy. He failed to produce the required amount and was the building. They will issue a challenge for Mr.

Drought to meet Mr, Getty in joint debate at White Church committed to No. 3 police station. in the near future. About two nun dred voters were present. It is esti Watch for the Hayseed Parade Daily.

Matinee Prices, 10c and 20c. NEXT WEEK: Dainty Little BlossomCo mated by the voters that the Getty Bancroft Meets With Succors. A letter received recently by W. Keplinger from D. Bancroft.

ticket will beat the Drought ticket D. V. RTEGER, President. HENRY C. KUMPF, Vice-PreBident.

D. COVINGTON, Cashier. Aiss6uri National Bank, New York Life Building. tells of wonderful success in the gold fields of Colorado. Dr.

Bancroft was two to one in that township. BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY. sion. THE MARKETS. Kansas City Grain and Live Stock.

Hard Wheat-No. 2, 63c; No. 3, 61c; No. 4, rejected, Stic; no grade, 60c. Soft Wheat-No.

2, 77c; No. 3, 75c; No. 4, 69Hc rejected, DBc. Spring Wheat No. 2, 60 61c; No.

3, 09c. Corn No. 2, 22c; No. 3, No. 4, 21c; No.

2 white, 22c; No. 3 21c; No. 4, 20c. Oats-No. 2.

17c; No. 3, 15c; No. 4, 13 14c; No. 2 white, 21c; No. 3 white, 17c; No.

4 white, 15c. Bye-No, 2. 34'ec; No. 3, 32c Bran per cwt; bulk 6c less. Hay-Choice timothy, 77.50; No.

1 67; No. 2, No. 3, WS' 4.50; choice prairie, W.D05; No. 1, 44.50; No. 2, No.

2 22.50. Shipping and dressed beef 554 55 Western steers 2 253 80 Texas and Indian 2 48 Western cows. 1 ()02 43 Texas and Indian 1 752 25 Colorado steers. 2 OtXfi'3 85 Colorado cows 1 40 Oklahoma steers 2 3 45 Southwest 2 loft 2 90 Native 2 XiWa 25 Native cows. 25 Native feeders 2 40 Native stackers.

2 5(i 3 60 Stockern and heifers. 1 6(Kf 2 70 Calves 400'iilOOO formerly a resident of this city. At the Wigwam on Huron Place Tom or row Afternoon. At the Wigwam Monday Evening. Mayor A.

J. Sampson, department Hon. J. N. Farwell, of Chicago, and Rudolph Blankenburg, of Pennsylva DIEECTOES: FiH'KUMPF.

p.jv. r1eger. CALVIN HOOD. C. J.

LANTRY. D. A. McKIBBENY 8. S.

SERAT. commander of the Grand Army of the THIRTY-rifiST YEAR. Ea tWing Y.LifeBldg., Kansas City, Mo. Book-keeping, ort hand, Typewritmg.Tele-graphy, English Branches, Modern Languages, at lowest rates. 80-pape Catalogue free.

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

Prest. fVNlglit Krhool Iletilim Sept. 14, Republic, of Arizona, will speak at nia, will address the citizens of the wigwam Monday evening, Octo andotte county ou the issues of the I ber 19. day at the wigwam on Huron place tomorrow afternoon. This meeting One Drank this Morning.

was arranged especially for the con Dan Sullivan was arrested by Officer venience of the farmers. The First' Mines Kedtiredto ftMlni- Strong last evening for being drUnk For Elegantly Executed E- Job Work 3 Shrinkage Ll iiimn. Regiment band will furnish music at Hmd your Flannel to Police Judge Littick fined him this this meeting also. I). D.

Hoag will morning. Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder AM ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. preside.

Come to Following is a list of vice presidents: WANTED A limited number Of Jumped on Moving Cars, S. F. Williamson, H. B. Hunt, R.

men and women of good address, who can furnish references, and for such A. Miller was arrested by the police this morning for jumping on moving WULF'S LAUNDRY, To be Laundered. Distilled Water Used in tbe Operation. I. V.

I XI, Prop. Fifth Slsie, Ksnsss City, Kansas, Groves, R. M.Nughton,D. W.White J. R.

Smith, A. J. Neely, Jno. David will pay a salary of 840 per month The Daily Tribune, 3 644 Minnesota Avenue. Sjiuuiuj'iyujiutniunjiuiig cars.

lie was fined 6 in police court. Call at 425 Minnesota avenue, Kansas son, Joe Lambert, Jacob Litchfield, R.L.Marghman, L.Johnson, Eyes tested free, ii. J. Dunning. City, Kancas, ifll.