The Weekly Leavenworth Post from Leavenworth, Kansas • 4

THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY POST. Friday, May 7, 1897 Convict Kobiuson Wins His Freedom. LOCI NEWS. NEWS IN BRIEF. riARD LUCK.

Kid Evans died of concussicn of tha brain, resultant from a knock-out blow administered by Matt Semichy in a California fight. Chili and Peru are to arbitrate. Masked men ha ve warned all negroes to leave Davis, I. T. Democrats have decided not to delay action on the tariff bill.

Ex-Governor Burleigh of Maine will sueeeed Congressman Milliken. K. of L. seceders at Pittsburg, have returned to the old order. IJi.strict Court Cases.

Owen Duffy had an important suit against the city in the District court for several days this term. It was to recover $25,000 da mages for alleged despoliation of property at Third and Choctaw streets by the Rapid Transit, Kansas City, Wyandotte Northwestern and Chicago Great Western Kail-way companies and the city of Leavenworth. The damage is alleged to have been caused by changing the grade of the streets. The suit was filed Feb. 18, 1880.

Saturday the cases of the railroads were dismissed on demurers leaving the city the sole defendant. The jury gave him a verdict for SirT5. David Robinson, who was sent to the State penitentiary in 1804 for six years for burglary in a clothing store, was pardoned a few days ago on account of great service to the state in quelling a revolt i-n the prison. At great personal risk he, sing-le handed captured a convict who was in the act of cutting- his way through the guards' with a pick. The convict started the insurrection in the cell house and arming himself with the pick axe threatened to brain any one who tried to stop him.

Warden Landis with Robinson entered the room as the leader of the insurrection Mrs. Connors Wants Dani tges. Mrs. Mary E. Connov widow of the late John Connors, has filed a suit in the District court to recover $10,000 damages on account of the death of her husband.

Connors was killed by an electric car on Fifth avenue on the evening of March 3. 1S07. In her petition Mrs. Connors alleges that the car was running at a rate of 20 miles per hour, and though the operators of the, car saw Connors standing by a team near the track no effort was made to stop. It is alleged that the employes of the road recklessly, carelessly, negligently and wantonly ran into and killed the man.

Mrs. Connors is ouite noor. The. Michigan bouse lias barred out prize figbt pictures. A royal embassy is on the way from Persia to the United States.

Tests at the Sandy Hook grounds prove that loose sand is an excellent protection for forts. George Lnvigne of Saginaw, Mick, defeated Ed Connelly in eleven rounds before the Broad way Athlectic Club, New York, thus retaining the light weight championship. An engine and fourteen cars of a freight train went through a bridge near Warren ton, and plunged into a creek. Engineer James Oarsletter was scalded to death. Mrs.

Harriet E. Beach, widow of Ed he Stranger Krg-rctfetl HU Heartless Chaffing, However. Just across from the town depot was the town graveyard, and sitting on a baggage truck on the platform was a ragged, lonesome man, whom any one would have spotted at once for a tramp. There wer a dozen of us walking up and down as we waited for Die train, but for a quarter of an hour the tramp sat with his head in his hands and had nothing to say to any one. Then a passenger, who was evidently on good terms with himself, walked up to the man and said: "Dead broke, of course, old man?" "Yes, dead broke," said the man on Ike truck, as he looked up.

"Haven't had anything to eat in two or three days, eh?" "Not since yesterday morning." "Willing to work, but your health Six railroad hands were killed by a landslide near Sheep creek, B. C. was about to start. The Warden or The case where S. II.

Smith was Dr. Sol Phillips has gone to Weston to reside. Wm. has teen taken to the Topeka Insane asylum at Topeka. There in an epidemic of measles iu I'latte City and Platte county, Mo.

John Murray and Mary Donnelly of Kiekapoo were married last week. -Jerome Dawson has been appointed distributing' clerk in the post olilee. Tin; Leavenworth Ilijrli School nine defeated the Fort team 11 to 0 recently. Dr. McManitfal, Dentist, 411 Delaware street.

Gold crowns $3.50 to $1. The costs in the famous Hillmon Life Insurance ease now amount to over $12,000. The Hoard of Managers of the Soldiers' Homes will meet in Leavenworth in Lulu Jefferson who carved Dora Quark's, was placed in tho County jail Monday. Kiekapoo township farmers say the wheat harvest in their neighborhood will be lirlit. fined r0() in the police court under an dered Robinson to bind him.

Although a smaller man than the mutineer he obeyed and after a short struggle had ordinance taxing such corporations There Are no Fiies on You Kiiiipp's Vlaee Hunted Our. The two-story residence and saloon was reported knocked out by the court jf appeals. It was held that the city owned and occupied by John Knapp him powerless. Gov. Leedy on his visit to the prison recently was made acquainted with the facts and he ward Beach of the Scientific American, was loiany destroyed, with lurniture, nas heen crazed bv spiritualism and is fixtures, liquors and all.

Saturday squandering her fortnno rm n. irrlinnr. has no authority over companies engaged in transporting packages from point to point. promptly remitted three years of Rob now, but will be later in the season if you doif keep them out of llit house. morning about 2:30 o'clock.

The build inson sentence. She has married, one Henry II. Rogers. ing was located on Ottawa street at the eases where J. D.

I.ricker is Ex-Governor John l1 Altgeld has the Ogden Gas 15th. The total loss was about charged with keeping a gambling house sold out his interest in. won't I take it, as is the case There was $000 insurance on the build will not be tried until next term. Two ISurglariei iu South Lcavfjinorlli. Burglars got into Col.

J. If. (lill- ing and 300 on furniture. The origin Divorces were granted iu the follow i vn i. lo-ivj company to Jacob I ranks, the wealthy Avith all the rest of Vn slooooo pawnbroker' for about "My health ain't ov 200,000.

permit it, 'em My health ain't SCREEN DOORS patriek's residence at Gth and Chestnut overly goad, re- of the fire is unknown. The lire men ing cases Saturday: 1'oseIIuekey from Andrew Huekey; Kleanora, from Wm. streets Sunday night during the ab rlied the tramp after a bit. eooil well made I I1C' thick with laid out 2,000 feet of hose and owing to a high wind had lively work for a sence of the family and ransacked the Lieutenant Wise of the army has in book and pull Houghland, LI la from James Kellow, Marv from Alexander Lee, Eizabeth spring hinge, while protecting Everhardys slaughter vented a device for signaling at night to forces ten or twelve miles distant. house.

The articles stolen were two pocket books, in cash, eleven pairs Tif, extra C5 Iieavv ones house and the ice house and other from Thomas L. Pureell. In the following eases divorces were not granted Rev. Sir. Spanbower of Lafavette.

buildings nearby. Fancv Doors 81.48. of trousers, one belonging to Col. Gill-patrick's dress suit, two coats and seven gh School Jniversity and eases dismissed: Henry vs Sarah The Senior Class of the Hi will visit the Kansas State I next Thut-Mhty. vests.

the burglars were closely has been arrested at the instance of Miss Deborah Scott, who charges criminal libel. lirassfield, C. 1. vs Lucy Ellis, Nettie tracked but managed to escape. vs John Norris, J'irdie vs C.

Hurnett. John I. Kunze Caged at Last. John P. Kunze, who Hashed through Leavenworth like a meteor last winter On the evening of April 2 1 the home reeov Four perished in a New York tene Henry Hlocliberor has about ered from the effects of his of James E.

Hall on Olive street and recent Judgement was rendered in favor of John Uohr for 200 and costs and in favor of Thos. Cnsick et al for $1.10 and ment fire. Mrs Barnett, to save her children from the flames, dashed them a seeming- veritable Monte C'risto. the South Esplanade was burglarized who purchased the Imperial hotel with from a window. They were killed.

and $11 in cash, several articles of clothing and a razor were taken. Tues street ear accident. Lihtnin- killed a horse and cows for Fanner Schreuinf on five an off hand disregard for mouev that costs against tbe Leavenworth, Northern Southern railway. Dr. H.

S. Tanner, the celebrated Hi day evening Detectives Brady and Sut was the talk of the saloons when he gave a check in part oavment: faster, has issued a challenge to the "No, of course not," laughed the man. "Perhaps ycu are also worrying about your family? Do you want to raise a dollar in time to get home to tee your wife die?" "Come along you come along cents," said the tramp, as he rose up and climbed the graveyard fence. Half a dozen of us followed him, and as we reached the fence and looked over, he pointed to three graves which were so new that the graves had not taken root, and said: the family -wife and two children! A week ego I was 100 miles away, hut I got to thinking about these graves, and I couldn't stay away. This morning I finished my walk, and I was waiting for the train to go before I came up here.

Ye3, I'm dead broke, and hungry and in poor health and a tramp, and there's the reason of it. When they died it broke me up." Stranyer Sunday night. Leorge truss who a short time ago was charged with the murder of Vet World for a fast to a finish for 10,000 ton arested a negro, who gives his name as Bob Johnson, on suspscion that he was the burglar. He had Mr. who whooped it up to the boys, royally borrowed $10 from Mike Przvbylowitz eran I'atrick Kildare and was permit a side.

I1 ruit growers say the. prospect is 4-ood for an enormous yield of all kinds ted to enter a plea of guilty to man N. Burr ass. Son Norfolk Hall's razor which was identified. slaughter in the fourth decree has of mut in Kansas this year and skipped, has been caught.

He was convicted in Chicago of operating a con- bankers, assigned. General Merritt has three months Mrs. A. Walkenwitz, the graduated midwife, can be found at any hour at Narrow Kscape from Death. Mrs.

Moore, wife of a Burlington udence game last Wednesday and sentenced to the Illinois penitentiary. been granted a new trial. It was granted because the jury considered the time the defendant had been in jail awaiting trial. leave of absence to visit Europe. her residence 100 Osage street Over 1,300 Irish girls have arrived at railroad engineer, whose home is at 808 New York.

Thomas Hayes of Ireland was natur Osage street, had a narrow escape from The present operators of the coal mine say they expect to be v'i i lL4U- alized Wed nesday. Congressman Henderson of Iowa death one day tins week. She was driving in a one-horse buggy leisurely hoisting eoal by the middle of June will have to lose his leg from Temporary injunctions were granted against Abraham and Jacob Lash and northward on Gth street between Dela Dennett Drown, late State coal mine State A. It. Staff i s.

Department Commander Thedosius Hotkin of the State G. A. lias appointed Capt. A. E.

Water-house of the Soldiers' Home as his aide-de-camp and Col. Sidney (jr. Cook of I lethrington, his chief of staff. Col. Cook is the local manager of the Home.

Capt. J. T. Taylor of Leavenworth has been ap- John Fierce, who are accused of selling M. Averoff, a Greek millionaire phi ware and Shawnee when she received One by one we went back to the inspector, has been appointed superintendent of the M.

K. T. coal mines at liquors at Tonganoxie. a snutien snocit irom Delimit, was lanthropist, has given to the war fund. platform.

The tramp came last of all, hurled violently to the ground and best SCREEN WIRE CLOTH, Huntington, Ark. and he was going away without look Cherokee Indians have abandoned agged about 1.10 feet where she was steel wire made. Spruce Street Cars Kuiming Again. the fight against the Indian bill, which ing at us. when the man who chaffed liim put the money we had raLel in his leu unconscious.

me trouble was caused by a runaway team belonging The Annual Meeting of the Kansas Commandery of the Loyal Legion was held iu the parlors of the National After a conference in St. Louis with carried with it a clause practically de pointed as a memoer ot the com inches wide. the manager, President Newman Erb mander's staff as chief commissary. to tanner Mahon of Kiekapoo. The hand, added a $5 bill from his own molishing tnoal courts and hotel last even in jr.

horses started at the city scales and pocket and kindly said: of the Electric Railway, telegraphed to resume operations on the Spruce 21 2(1 2S 30 Measles iu the U. S. Priron. running up Delnnd the buggy drove a Colonel Finley Anderson was thrown "Take it. old man.

and better luek ttird has re- inches inches inches inches street branch. 1 he charter for the new hole in the back wUh the end of the from a horse in the Grant parade and Sc per yard l)c per yard lOc per yard i 1 per yard 12c per yard 1 JC per yard 14c per yard Ex-Councilman 15. moved his family to where he will reside. Pine DUifr, Ark. with yon.

I sc-rry sr.oiie as wide wide. wide. wide wide wide. Ed. Waggener, a boy, tramped all the way from Sycamore, Montgomery pole and tore the buggy in twain.

Mrs. tataliy injured. i Ue is now a eon did." New York Mercury. Electric Railway Company was granted promptly on application. Had the service not been resumed the franchise Ihree pound nail stones fell in the I Moore was caught in the buggy top or ductor on the "Cotton line.

couuiy, to see ins orotner cnaries who it is likely she would have been dashed Rio Verdo valley in Mexico and forty- 34 inches 36 inches is in the United States penitentiary for nt'Ci lieuman, murderer or six wo of Mr. company would have been The entertainment given recently by one people were killed. to pieces. She escaped with a broken attempting to kill a man in the Indian men, is to hang at Paxton, 111., May 14. declared forfeited at the expiration of the ladies of the Catholic literary so Dr.

V. J. Deboe (Republican! was rib on the right side. The buggy The inheritance tax bill passed both ciety was a grand success. They will twenty days irom the stoppage of cars, finally elected to the United States Territory.

When he got here lie found he could not get to see his relative, the wheels were torn to splinters. The farmer's team stopped soon after the senate from Kentucky. branches of the New i ork legislature. give an entertainment annually here after. and the new company would have probably been granted the right of way latter being- under quarantine in the 1.

.1 .1 'it. 1 ri, Carlos Garcia of the Spanish army accident and lie rct in the wasrun and Governor neat row ot Ok will re uospnai sick wiiu measies. mere were and would then have attempted to drove oil" without making- butchered the seventy inmates of an insurgent hospital near Trinidad. new the commission of his appointiv officers. (ieo.

W. lltind and Miss Mary fifteen prisoners down with the infec operate a new line, this would have llenn of Salt Creek Valley, were married tion and all quarantined. The disease W. J. Calhoun of Springfield, 111., is Xciv Suits Kiletl in Uistriet Court.

brought about in junction suits and lots of trouble but lawyers say all would Wednesday at St. church was taken into the prison by means of Dr. Hunter has i ve up the fijylit for the Kentucky senatorship and to succeed Judge Day in the investigation of the Ruiz case in Cuba. They have nne to St. Louis on a wed WallPaper Gleaner The old and only reliable kind for cleaning and wall paper, window shades, etc makes no dirt and anybody can ue it.

One 20c can wili clean two rooms. withdrawn. have been lavorable to the new com- M. B. Donovan lias instituted attachment proceedings against J.

II. Bow ding trip. a letter from Guthrie, Oklahoma. Mr. Heeler's Oflkial Bond.

John McCleast and John Coyne were pany. man to recover 100 for merchandise, A recent pool tournament between killed in a fire at Ashland avenue, live Sparks and M. Cantield resulted Mr. Otto C. Heeler has received notice City Council I'roceetlings.

Chicago. storing of a piano and work. The plaintiff garnishes J. C. Petherbridge in a victory for Canfield 1.10 to SO.

The that his bonds as oit' treasurer has v-iiiei me captive I'erces and the Leavenworth National Bank. game was, Can Held to lJav 1.10 to the been signed by the Fidelity Deposit Co. warrior, is to travel with Cody's Wild At the meeting of the city council Wednesday night A. A. Fenn and others petitioned for a franchise for a other's 100.

Wm Stevenson filed a petition to be of Baltimore, Md. Also that the bond est show. from his wue Mary E. Steven will arrive by today's mail and that it U. S.

Internal Revenue collections new street railroad, and the matter Twelve hundred bridge and structur son, to whom he was married March 20, 1870. He says she left him seven was referred to the Committee on Rail al iron workers, union men. Chicago, will be promptly liled with the city clerk and thatMr. Beelerwill be ready roads for April at reported as the ollice of Collector R. Morris, aggregated In April 1S0.1 the amount win stride -May i lor 4.

cents per hour HAMMOCKS I HAMMOCKS! years ago. A claim of II. C. Perkins for 028. SO to assume the duties of the office Monday morning.

id. it. Carpenter, a Salt Lake pay Margaret MePhersou filed a suit to was 1.1,11 1.3:5. as salary for services as sewer inspector master, was robbed of ST, SO.) bv two be divorced from Thomas Mci'herson was laid on the table. men at Castle Gate, Utah.

because of gross neglect. She says she Assistant Surgeon Reese of the Soi See Grass Miirriage Licenses Granted. te. Governor l'mgree is to be tried for malicious prosecution on charges preferred by James E. Tyron of Detroit.

James Brooks, a ranch laborer, was discharged for making love to Miss Lulu Quail at Red Banks, when he shot the girl and her mother, fired their house and then burned himself to death in a barn. James Nelson, one of God's American Volunteers, deserted a wife and two children in Topeka and run away with Mrs. Mary Coates, wife of a brewery employe in Leavenworth, the fool woman furnishing the elopement money. II. S.

Goldberg- of Houston, Texas, was killed and thirteen others injured in an accident on Houston Texas Central, caused by wreckers. L'pan receipt of a dispatch from Weyler stating Western Cuba had been pacified the queen reg-ent of Spain signed the decree granting Cuban reforms. Senator Allen of Nebraska has in A mil tor tor a new seai was our hundred Chicago Greeks have diers" Home, resigned and Dr. A. 4 i Marriage licenses ha ve been granted laid on the table.

This was the seal oven ouon mm oi lies lowa, mis been ap to the following: gone back home to fight lurkoy. Six thousand dollars was quickly raised to made for Mr. Abry. Letters from New man told or discontinuance ox Name. age.

We have the nicest line of Hammocks at the lowest price we have ever had. pay their passage. Three thousand refugees arc receiv Spruce street Electric car service and Joseph 11. Orr 28 nit he had continued it again. C.

II Susie J. Da vidson ing rations at Natchez. A sixth break jjuuoipu petitioned to have cinders re in the levee sy.st.mi has occurred at .28 James D. Howland. Mary S.

Long is compelled to earn her livitig-. They were married iu 1871 and have seven children, six of whom are under age. Suildt Death of '-TomaUy Bolj." Robert Hamilton, a veteran pensioner who made his living selling hot Wienerwurst and tomales late at nights to those out after hours, and who was known as "TomaUy is dead. While reading a paper at his home on Kiowa street a few nights ago lie became dizzy and dropped the paper. In another instant he fell to the floor a Tenoeo.

moved from Shawnee street. Fifth avenue taxpayers said they did not 1 CROQUET Geo. W. Hund .28 want that thoroughfare paved with Mary E. Heim .21 4 Rail Sets -i Then we have better JSY asphalt.

Twenty city lamps were shut off. Balance in the city treasury was ones in bix 4 1 i i -i shown to be Sixth street ets, aiso Profes- pointed. Dr. Reese will be with Dr. tveeley hereafter.

James Eniight who has lived in Mer-iden, the past two years, was in Leavenworth this week on his way to Nevada, where he has a situation ith a gas company. Police Officer Mandel won a horse and buggy put up by Sergt. Doidge at a raflie recently, lie held a one-cent chance and Capt. Sliouse threw the lucky number for him. At a recent meeting of the police board were turned over to the city after all bills for April were paid.

Ceorge O'Connell was a proiuted special policeman for 10 days. Thirty -one I'nited States prisoners and tiu. muson. wno lately started in light Rail Sets. bridge at Choctaw street was declared business on Fifth street as a wall paper troduced a proposed amendment to the tariff bill for the abrogation of the dangerous.

Councilmen Wills, Fier and paint dealer, made an assignment and Dassler were appointed on tlia sional What Monday eveuing and with his wife left Health Committee. Councilmau Pat Hawaiian reciprocity treaty on July 1, 1808. he city. His liabilities are about 300 attending to the many orders for paper hanging, painting and decorating, winch are pouring iu on us now and we can not write long advertisements. We have the latest and most desirable terson resigned from the Committee on including- $100 due to employes.

The eopie Say Who Have Used it. The election of Deboe in Kentucky corpse. He was taken to the Soldiers Home by a detachment of Brennau Post, G. A. and buried in the Home cemetery with "last honors'' Had he lived another day he would have drawn his quarterly pension.

Ashe died be Licenses and Mr. Wills was appointed. stock is not worth enough to pay the indebtedness. will not affect the plan for reorganization of Senate committees. Three policemen were laid oft by the fore signing the proper papers ids heirs All the conductors, engineers, brake- board of Commissioners at a recent meeting.

Patrolmen Connelly and were brought from Ardmore, I.l.,to will be caused some necessary delay He left a widow and two children. i he rer.i hss Steam will enable ih fo 7jff-s innrJi ConkUtij occr One Burner (t Gitxiiihie, Oil in Stave, ii usually tloneon Three Burners. Wall Coldren were suspended for SO days the V. S. penitentiary Sunday.

They men and switchmen on the Philadelphia fc Reading and New England railroads have been notified of a ten percent reduction. aper were cioseiy guaroeu uy deputy mar each and Patrolman Tarbet 15 days, all without pay. The board thus indicates that it will tolerate no foolish shals with Winchesters. Methodists to Have a Church. Three steamers landed 800 Irish girls, most of them between 13 and 2'2 in design and coloring and at prices from It now appears that when Daniel Capt.

Michael J. (ireelish, brother of ness on the part of the force. Capt. John Ureelish of Leavenworth, Easton purchased the Cutts property at the s. w.

corner of Gth and Walnut years of age, at Lllis Island. Repre Business at the larg-e exclusive furni died at Alleghany Arsenal May at the I have tried the Peerless Steam Cooker and tind it as srood, or even better than recommended. Mrs. J. P.

St. on 3Ct streets for 2,700, he did so that the up. irst Methodist church or which he is age of 03. He was for many years or dinance officer at the Rock Island Ar senal. St.

Louis lOxcurgionists. Prof. Waehters" class of Young-Turners left Wednesday night at 0:45 for St. Louis to enter for the international prize contest. The members are Henry Klemp.

Robert llertel, Fred Clark. William and Charles Chevalier. (Jus Nitsehe, E. Landwelier-karup. John lleiming and John Uaniii, Jr.

They inarched from -Turner Hall to the train accompanied by the Turn-verein and singing society. Among those who accompanied them to St. Louis were Mesdames Richtenwald, L. Latta. Otto Schmeckel, C.

A. P. Berg-fried, and Kittlaus; Misses Rosa Mets-chan, Grace Lohn and Kate Gannon; Messrs. Henry Kittlaus, Fred Lange, Daniel Diergardt, M. Steinmetz, II.

W. Klemp, Gustav Hartman, Albert Schiller, Herman Krekler, Christ Becker. Herman Sehulte and J. S. Merrifield.

ture and carpet emporium of S. Sim-monds has been exceptionally brisk this week. Mr. Simmonds informed us that he had sold goods during the last few days that were shipped to New a member might have the benefit of the bargain. Several years ago Mrs.

Cutts The Kansas City, Wyandotte and bequeathed this property to the Y. M. Northwestern Railroad Company has lork, Cincinnati, Kansas City and Osh- Home for the Friendless and taken off its freight train between Congregational church missionary so Leavenworth and Piper and the pas kosh, Wis. The firm sells goods cheaper than they can be bought at either of these towns. ciety.

They in turn sold it to Mr. Easton and he has made it over to the trus senger train men how have to handle Okithe, Kas. I have cbeerfully recommend the I'eerless Steam Cooker to every housekeeper who desires to do her esxiking in the cosiest, best and cheapest way. Mrs. R.

A. Andrews. Huntington, W. Va Our PAINTING AND DECORATING is done by experienced and capable artists. Our rule is BEST MATERIAL.

BEST WORKMANSHIP. REASONABLE CHARGES. Call and see us. freight. sentatives of a Catholic mission looked after them.

Many of the girls will come West. Fayette Phone, 21, Will Gates, 35, and four Thomas brothers, Louis, 20, Pen, 10, Jim, 14, and Aaron, 13, were hung by a mob at Sunnyside, Welter county, Texas, for killing Henry and Marie Daniels and a little 7-year-old girl, after assaulting the girls and burning their home. All parties are negroes. Will Williams, one of the gang, is believed to have been shot to death. Claimants for Creek citizenship will appeal from the Dawes commission to the courts.

Fire destroyed two piers, three ves-els and a tug at Newport News, Va. Loss. S2.000.000. tees of the M. E.

lurch. It is the pur pose of the trustees to erect a hand Chas. Hoy, who fired two shots at (Communicated.) Leavenworth may well feel proud of Alex. Johnson, was tried in a justice some new church building on the lots in the near future. The congregation court and discharged.

It was shown that the shooting was in self defense, has been trying to get away from the noise of the railroads at Choctaw and lierW. It. C. delegates, Mesdames Callahan, Comstock, Swartz, Perkins and Jarman, They not only returned with the re-union, but the following- offices: Ilavhnr used tlie Peerless Steam Cooker for to prevent Johnson from cutting him I wo months we are perfectly with Fifth streets for several years. with a knife.

it. I anie sure that any one Having tested it will say the same. Hingling Circus. Urchin's Tu'cr Lehcn, the great German scientific authority, says: "Albino or white elephants are very rare; light colored specimens are rarely seen. Instituting and Installing officer, Mrs.

Callahan; Assistant Inspector, Mrs. Swartz: Delegate to National Conven Some Improvements Going on. MRS. jrwE ikcrston, umana. apii.

KEANE JENKINS No. 511 Delaware Street. lid. Qrs. -2d.

U. 5S. Infantry, Fort Omaha. Neb. J.

II. liowman has sold his interest in the hotel Imperial to two gentlemen who came from Hamburgh, lowa. He will remain in Leavenworth during the Several of the old sheds on the Your Pearl ess Steam Cooker cooks admir tion in New York, Mrs. Comstock and ably. Our cook pronounces it an entire success.

grounds of the Missouri Valley Bridge works have been torn away to make they are allowed two aides to be ap 1 In Siain, where Albinos of all kinds of animals are much esteemed, as they are believed to be rulers of their kind; pointed by their President. Mrs. Cal I RASK WHEATOX. Brevet Major Gen' I. U.

S. Army. room for new buildings. lahan. Just Received: There was no particular fight for De liie old name livery staple on Fourth street south of the Ryan block where the white elephant is held sacred as the most powerful of all animals, of We have a full line has been torn down to make room for partment President.

Mrs. Chase declined nomination and Mrs. Griffith was and where one title of the king is a large new brick building. Lot of- Lord of the White it ap the Peerless Cookers. unanimously elected, the Secretary I casting the entire vote of the Conven The foundation is completed for pears that the people have been able A.

Kelly's new $2000 brick building on to obtain but few light colored speci Shawnee street opposite the opera oards. Side house. mens, notwithstanding all possible efforts have been made." As a matter Work will be booming soon on the 3 Burner of fact there were only five in all Siam, new mansion to be built by J. A. Mc and one of these the famous Ringling Gonigle on Broadway.

It will cost summer and still has charge of the opera house. Leavenworth Temple No. 20 of the Rathbone Sisters, a ladies' auxiliary to the order of Knights of Pythias, will give an anniversary entertainment this evening to be attended by members of the Pythian order and their near relatives. A carpenter employed on the roof of Wilke packing house, fell 24 feet one day this week, and turned two somersaults. He alighted unhurt and went back to work in fifteen minutes afterward as though nothing had happened.

An official at Pine lilufr, has written to know if Sheriff Rothenber-ger wants a man who murdered an-othe man near Leavenworth in 1892 and threw the body from a Santa Fe freight train. The sheriff knows of no such murder. George Herald, the colored hotel Brothers have secured, after months of about 15,030. -Lot of- tion for her, but the nearer the last nominations came, the harder the fight for a great many went as Leavenworth fought to have her share. And here wc can say as our city is always left out in every thing she has also been slighted in our Department.

Every small town and village in the State appeared to be represented in the Department, but not ns, and not one Corps in the State has the work, to do that our Corps does. Here we have the "'Home" and the families of the soldiers there negotiation and the expenditure of a Quick Ex-Councilman F. C. Sehulte has fortune. The Scientific American, an commenced work on his new business undoubted authority, declares that building to ioin his present store on NEW CHINA CABINETS.

Cherokee street near Seventh. Sto "VP this beautiful white elephant, known as Keddah, is the only genuine specimen ever brought to America. Pertaining to Social Science -Lot of A large number of Leavenworth ladies $2.98. are orougnt here ana dropped on our Corps' hands to be cared for in case of went to Hutchinson Monday to attend need. None knows the work in this the State federation of Ladies social ew Turkish clubs which began on Tuesday and con line clone.

Mrs. uomstocK made a eluded today. It was the purpose of the delegation to make the Art League grand speech and plea for our city and Cjrps and if Leavenworth had a few cook who became insane and wandered GuickMeal away from the Soldiers' Home a few Clironktlc of Leaven worth the official more such workers as our delegates days ago, was found at the home of were, she would be better known, for Knapper Gets His Liberty. Wm. Knapper, who instituted Habeas Corpus proceedings in the District court to have cause shown why he should be detained in the Sta te penitentiary, was released Wednesday.

He was taken before Judge Myers where it was shown that the act for which he was sentenced did not at that time constitute a felony and he was set at liberty. His crime was an assault upon W. T. Noonan of Kansas City, Kansas, and he was sentenced Nov. 9, 1894, to four years' servitude.

Rradford Lott where he had been taken we went there strangers but when we Tai'sre Invoice- in and cared for. He was not able to left all knew who Corps No. 200 was tell his name. We were told that never had strangers entered the race for office in the De paper of the State Federation. Mrs.

S. W.Jones is the present editor of the Chronicle. The Leavenworth delegates to the Federation are Mesdames C. C. Goddard, J.

N. Joerger and Wm. Dill of the Art League, and Ada Bond Syrena McKee of the Whittier club. Among other ladies who attended was Mrs. Emily J.

Byington, who is a worker along Social Science lines. United States Senator Lucien Baker and daughter May arrived from Wash JVLoqiiette Carpets, partment before, who ran as well. The ington Friday and remained until Mon speeches of our comrades were full of encouragement, for Col. Short said: "If there is one organization under the day. Mr.

Baker was nearly bored to death by local pie-hunters and some CHINA JAPANEESE MATTINGS. sun that deserves honor it is the W. that were not local. P. II.

Coney of Copying Dr. Talmage. Charles Hawley Fenn of the Col Harris said: the only G. A. R.

Auxiliary and the grandest on Rev. Topeka was an rarly caller. Wm. J. Walker, assistant snperin First Congregational church, is posing God foot stool;" and our own Capt.

look over before purchasing. NEW' GOODS arriving a la lalmage as a declaimer against tendent of the Florence Crittenden Mission for the re-clamation of fallen Call and every day. Spencer said, "They are tne loyal wo men." S. women at Kansas City, was in Leaven Friedrich Rvringhaus, a builder from Uarmen, Prussia, was arrested for for worth a few days ago making a big flourish, lie was chasing a "man named Howard" whom he wanted arrested for clai mine- to be an agent for the Remember the Dead. To be remembered by those we leave behind is a natural impulse of the heart, and now is the time to unite with nature in marking and decorating the graves of our loved ones.

To find a suitable stone you are invited to inspect the large and elegant stock in the ware rooms of Ger aught AXD TEXTOR, 316 AND 318 CHEROKEE Street. The styles and stock speak for themselves and the prices will be found even more convincing. the excesses of illustrations in sporting journals and the excessive desire on the part of society ladies to display sideboards loaded with china won at progressive euchre, rather than boast of fine needle work. He said if these prizes are won by acuteness then it is thievery. If not, no credit is due to the nlaver for it was only chance.

Mr. gery of 1,000,000 marks on his arrival Ettenson, -Woolfe Co. at New i ork. C3Sn Bramoei Mission. After he had a talk with Howard and presumably a settlement Alte-eld's state Dwight W.

4.11, a gram inspectti, is short he. went home and wrote back to the chief of police not to arrest the man as he had promised to do and i-audulent management 30G 308 Delaware Street. Fenn is an athlete and is in constant practice at the "gym." oi tue omce isjurfeo aileced.