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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
iii. Mind During Starvation.

Popular S,ieuCc Monthly 7
The recent case o. canibali,,u NJ ga opens
mp some curious questions a. TO the effect, II
fasting on the mortal nature # man To the
superficial Observer, death Ly starvation
simply mean. u wasting OF the holy. a hor
ribie agony. and increasing weakness, a
lethargic state If the brain. and sleep from
which there Is no awakening. hut is this all
that it means! While this is gong on let Us
consider whether or not the intellectual
faculty. and with il the power OF distinguish
ing right from wrong Is not undergoing n
process of wasting ami death, even before
that If the material part, for, however
dangerous il may lie TO received opinions to
associate the material nature Of brain with
the moral nature OF our being We are bound
10 do 50 t. elucidate some Of the facts con
nected with this case
Reasoning 10y analogy, We lind that, in
many cases OF bodily disease the state Of the
mind Is tie fret Indicator of the mischief
going on In the system. Take even such
simple thing as indigestion. which, as every
one must know, is only manifestation OF
deranged stomach and what do we find
That the lowness Of .pirits inducei from this
affection may very from Sigh; detection AMI
ill-humur 20 the most extreme melancholy.
,'hictiui-> hiAuC'hs cNra Il uIsi >ition 70
suicide. The suffoTer misconceives every act
Of friendship, and exa-SerstaS slight all
mentS into heavy grievance. 50 in starva-
ton. the power Of reason SEEMS Iarslyzcd
and the intelleStuai faculty dazei really be-
forc the functions Of the body suffer. ur even
the wnstIn.; Of Its tissue lecomes extreme.
Such being the ease. the unfortunate in
diviSidual Is not accountable for his actions.
even IL they lie criminal in character long
before Death puts an end % his ,u:ferin-S.
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FROL!CS OF A FATHER.
Solid Comfort Taken by Young Married
3ian Will. Hi. First Born.

Solid Comfort Taken by a Young Married
Aan Will. Hi. First Born.
Chicago Tribune.l
| Having settled themselves at a table in
| Toms back room the young man proceeded:
Il just had rich time until that boy OF
| mine was weeks old. Then the nurse left
| aud my wife said / could just as well help
her a. not, and was only too tickled TO be
able TO do something - make myself useful
| We had no crib for the yOungster then and
he slept with Us, between his mother and me.
was cautioned not to roll on him in the
| night, and / tried hard to keep still, but |
| hadn't been asleep mOre'n minute when my
wife dug me in the ribs and yelled, 'Gea up,
you're lying on AdOlphus.' | got up, moved
| over into my place and tried TO sleep, but |
got on the baby again, and finally wrapped
myself i'll blanket and sIelt the rest of the
night on the floor.
The next day get crib. Then my real
trouble began. The bov would be fed and
put into the crib and ia turn in My pleas
ant dreams would fee as the plaintive yell
of that youth cut the air and struck me with
the energy OF a steam hammer. Aided by a
gentle push from my better half, I'd climb
out, pick up tie hoy, and, clad in the cling
Ib!us u VI
I'd sit me down to WOO the gentle god of
slumber IN my sons acc unt. This attempt
n; wocin- the gentle goI is the direct cause
OF the ruin you zee Lefcrs you. Just the
minute picked the baby fr IN his bunk he'd
stop yelling and look ut me in wide-eyed sur
prise and seem to say: Where in thunder
did You drop from Them as l sat down
AMI tried 10 get him comfortably balanced
Iar ,.Io,
air AM granting conteu.ed!y.
About this time set my foot in mott IN.
trot, trot. and accompanied it with seluc-
tive 'sh-h-h-h, th-ere-e-e' that |
hoped would soon lull him to sleep But nary
lull. He'd look at M, smiie-hiI grand
mother says its collie that make, him smile
and then take in TIE furniture piece by piece.
and stare stupidity at the di,nly burning gas
jet He was perfectly cool about this
Nothing was done in haste. Each picture.
chair and ornament, would receive minute
inspection from those wide opened blue eyes,
and your humble servant kept digging away
ut the trot. trot, and 'sh-h-h' scheme all
tho while. Suddenly there would be a slow
closing of the little white lids and the blue
eyes were hidden. Aha. Nav he was going
to sleep. Ar last! And III work the trot,
trot! with reaewaI viyor. Then he'd sigh
a tired little sigh and when was sure he
was fast aslee; ~ start to Law him back in
his crib.
but lust rs | vouIl lem over to Law him
down he'd open hi, eyes. COO happily. and
seem to say: oh. I'm not a -laep: | was inst
having som. fun with ,,u ard tn r. was
nothing to do III. to take him baci, to the
chair and begin the wLoie business over
again. Another three quarter, of an hour
would drag YEARLY by. and a second time
the baby's ewes would close and Seq aprear
to have come at last. How carefully I'd
sneak over to the crib and gently lay. him On
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
THE SUPERIOR COURT BUSTED.

A private letter from Topeka SAYS
that the EAGLES items. of SUNDAY,
opposing > superior court for Sedg-
wick county. was sprung in the house
on The final passage of the bill and the
reading of which prevented the ueces-
sary constitutional majority. Our
representative, Mr. Hatfield, intro
duced the bill to furnish a relief which
was greatly needed, but feeling salts
fed that Judge Sinss could keep the
docket reasonably clear in the event
of Barber and Harper counties being
added TO another or new district. we
gave expression to the hope that in
such an event Mr.. Hatfield and his
compeers would allow the superior
court bin 10 fall To the ground. The
private letter saws that the RESPONSE
b;litv of the defeat of the bill lies at
the door of the EAGLE. We are con-
tent. The EAGLE is opposed to this
continual creation OF new offices and
the present legislature seems bent up
on swapping the taxpayers with the
burden Of from twenty 10 lily new
offices. Ii is said that 4 superior court
W ould not have entaiied auv extra eN-
pensc on this county. That is a mis-
take. The EAGLE printing establish
II 4 al 10
put up complete set of books and
records for this new court which
would have cost two or three hundred
dollars or more. besides the extra du-
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ties imposed ON all the Offices would
have been to pay for, even if the state
paid the Judge. Then, though no
lawyer, we could see that confusion
and conflicts must arise between
courts of the same jurisdiction. But
what we started out to say, was, that
our objection to the passage of the
bill was not intended in any sense to
reflect on the wisdom or work of our
representative who saw that ii was
necessary to do something to relieve
our court and in the interest of liti-
giants
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
A Winter Resort AT Long Branch.


Long Branch is never desponde-,t Mr.
Hidreth Is building large cottage there FOR
seIni-ciub purposes and Rotshchih Curtis,
Casey and Others neiitate upon a casino ct
tas brook below The EherJn n cost $50, 600
and 10 have private tathing facilities, card
Rooms, a ina restaurant etc. Mr. John
Hoey, however, has effected tie most re-
markable charge there He has made q
winter resort q MS four elegant AMI spacious
cottages at Holly wood Or tie station next
below West End. snt extensively Furnished
them al, pat in steam heat. inciosei the
balconies in glass sash. built beautiful open
fire pisces and put Mr.. Con Jones. Il he
Elberou, IN a. lanisoTi. vno has got Del
monico cocks ana furnishes everything a IA
cSrte- Pine forests are within has an hu<.-'s
drive; a helvlisre at the surf bsion.. % the
guests and Is kept warm aud fun q. rsaiirz
material ami The great Hoey park and
GREENHOUSES full Ct rus=s, palms and orchids.
also belong 10 The guests. Fast winter trains
L. Hollywood equal the t-S- simmer express
sped They who have not seen tie oreaa IL
winter never saw il acting.
Al Ere cigar Manufacturer rsaT.si quite
4 harvest Il trade By making Up boxes u
cigars eoneaiuias four cigars % tbs box. and
selling FOR a5 cunts Many he-ces rers
mean enough . buy these Little bores.
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garments from basement to attic, to
wait till they are passed.-Atchison

garments from basement to attic, to
wait till they are passed.-Atchison
Champion.
We wasn't talking about the state
nor the people of the state, but the
party which has made the state.
And il was not only the things men-
TONED as threatened calamities but
the utter uuconcern of the Republican
msjority Is 10 extravagances. The
schemes which are busily worked are
without parallel in number aud
amounts in the history of the state
For these things, i! we ever cOnsum-
mated the people viii hold the Repub-
lican party responsible, therefore the
EAGLES warning scream. There
would be no sense in waiting till the
mischief is done before commencing
the operation of rending our gar
ments. Ii would be too late.
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a Chance for Honey CuIiuris,S.

In the neighborhcpd # LomIor, Cal
about $50 tons OF honey VIII lie stored by
bees this winter, yet not One-twentieth of the
bee range Their, is utilized There are
thousands Of acres OF sage brush land that
will never b. cleared of this peculiar brush.
hence agriculture is destined t. become more
one Of CALIFORNIA; chief industries, and one
in which Men of small capital can embark
There ars lands on the Santa Rita and
Puri,ima ranches for sale at not 10 exceed
- per acre. which are covered with heavy
grow h u: sage and other Towering shrubs
from " bicb t.saS extract honey
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
PoPP!Es INSTEAD.

Jennie Maxwell Paine
You bring me pansies interwrought
With beliotrope-
But life has grown to full for thought
Too sad Tor hope;
So would YOU had brought me- peoples in
stead,
Deep, slumberous peoples, Haunting, flaming
red
Large, ianguii peoples, whose petal seenls
To suggest the color OF its dreams,
That bring forgetiulness-
| would you withheld the flowers of love
And tenderness,
That nought Of rest and peace behooye
For those that bless
With petals Of fame that hold soft sleep,
To assuage the pain Of them who weep,
Whose love and thought are far too strong
For the leash of peace, who only long
For sweet forgetfulnesS
Since il Is given to all men born
To sleep and eat.
God strews His peoples through the co-n
And 'mongst the wheat.
So woul1 you brought me great armfu,s OF
these.
Instead Of the purple and gold heartsease,
Great arInfuls wheTeoa / could rest and
lean,
And disown the thoughts that crowd be
tween,
And end foroa.f,IIueSs
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Finding Fanlt with the weathsr.


II : hard - get weather u salt all ages,
cetnpl"NioriS and ideas Some cran.s who
would b. dissatisfied Ii there was no weather
al all are iiniing fault aai pros.a-, about the
beautiful Iniian sarnme.. prolonged into tue
days when winter y wont T. assert his sway
that has been enjoyed throughout the north
wes; They say that it IS promotive ~
malaria, ian-uo-. rheumatism. ooil,,
debility, cornS, chilb lains. and what not. AMI
yearu fo- the sharp v.nls aai the nipoiny
air, that braces mau up, sir, and keeps
him alive
OF coarse. The fault-:inae-s always wan;
what they have not got II there hal been
no Indian sumuseT ther- would have t-en a
wall that could - heard from Dan T.
beerseeha There would have been y-oxi-
ing about the raw alni. kicklnc abcut "a /.
early snow AMI a general fusiiaie OF feeble
minded protests against hail. frost, rain an.
sleet- II would perhaps be well - S.ai such
carohic srowleTS - sJale place where tie
weat5sr does po; penetrate. 20 20 SPEAK
Insane aSylumS are well guarded as1irs. at
tscSs from all kinds O; weather
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

The Daily Graphic, which now
reaches our table from Harper, is as
bright Il local sheet as we know of,
newsy, spicy and entertaining. Mr..
Finch. the proprietor of the Weekly
Graphic is also editor and proprietor
of the new candidate for honor, fame
and paving p 4frona2c.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
4 Ieys! Road Rel.

Victor " idnln is supervisor of section 3
of the road bed Of the Penn,ylvania railroad,
New York division, reaching from Trenton
To Stelton. \ commit - Of railroad expert
la, just decided for ia, :h.ri ns.cutivc
Year that h, is rutit.ei t. the priz. Of SOB
ihat tbs company g,v-s annuity 70 Sic
supervisor Of The be,t kept section OF trac,.
Il Is sail that a sl1ss o; w.;eE G.!-i {.
within hall an inch ~ the brin was carricI
over is section m tie window sill o. 4 "a -
cnSer car thirty miles n th;r.y-:ive minute.
without u drop being spilled
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DIR. WIN. HALL. SPECIALIST.

DIR. WM. HALL, SPECIALIST,
Cures all Blood and skin Diseases. Kidney ard
Bladder trouble. and all diseases OF the uri-
nary organs. Private diseases speedily cured.
Females successfully treated Of all diseases pc
euliar to their sex Consultation free and in
yited. Office. Rooms d ami = over Woodman' $
Bank, North Main street Call or sddres. T..
o. Box liz, Wichita. Kansas. d229- I'M
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

brakes Travellers Magazi1o.
When eaten: MEDICINE artist throw,
much soul and prospective ani tone ami
'hin.s ia an advertisement On : ,lr,i fence
--thA; Is when he paints a lrSeII reading,
I - Boi.s' Liver Srarrher---if makes him
feel like fooled pirate 20 come aloag that
way week later ani tini that Ioarl ha.
bttn knocked or ami replaced Gp.i e down.
making lis work Of art appear in TIL.
-haI- ;LsqJIg5S iaATI .suOI IL
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

MRS. :. T. HE>DHICEsoN,
Teacher of Piano. Organ snd Theory, AZ North
Market street. daOst If
C. VI. HENDEES, Nd,
Office ia + Douglas avenue. between Topeka
aud tmporia avenues iesdence Jlt South
ssrence avenue. ~ ichi;v. Kansas. d.!3-irn
j 81. BALDERsTON.
ATroE>KY At Law, Wichita, se,lssick county
Nsn-s- onics in Centennial Block. la5-if
JOHN p HUME.
Attorney 40 Jaw. Office oyer Citizen Eank.
d32l-tf
DIR J. L. DEAN,
DESTI-T. Opposite the postoiic" Teeth eN
traced without pain. Psi
DIR ANDREWS
Treats Catarrh OF the Head, Ear aud Nose Sore
1hrust Tonsiiiits. Acute and Chronic. aud
The spray treatment Office in ferrsll's block,
opposite the P"stOice. Office hours from pa
M To p. IN. ia
&. \. WILSON, NJ. ID.
ply stefan and Surgeon. Office at j. T.
FuriUng's, southeast corner Main and First
street. just opposite the county building.
.!l.l-tf
g. II. TEBO, NJ. d,
Physician, surgeon and Accoucher Diseases
of Females speciality Office over Pollock
Peagcc'-, Door No. Residence $50 South
ErnpoIia avrnu. tIiis len al r HeaIy's
'and once promptly answered dl6.-u
MRS DIR. SEXTON
The noted magnetic healer, is located at No.
$50 North Market street, where the sick and
s s' may receive ,he oehenl OF her wonder
...----------s---
'oh>ooN' -
noinrSpa.nisa 10 ~ Nor,n Slain s.,ee.'
nasrIY onn'si,, The nasyassc." Wirbit. Il snsas
Once hours from TO a. n to ) and TO y
D. III 'hiohic uiftasos spec'sS
GM BiBBsE, MD.
ofsc. and resid.,c. gIi nopy,.s ,v.,pe
south side RsrDe. bIoct over p,rLy'. Imnl..
inent store. wichita, Kansas dl63-lm
DR. W L. DOYLE,
DENTS Office over Barnes 4 Sons drug
'"re, CENTENNIAL block. ichiia. VI
e. W. c. JONES.
Attorney-at-Iaw Ofice in Eagle block, over
ifovey & Co. = dry goods store 52-3g-;f'
M ~ MoptrpSrr
vile CITY and Mara hospital. and late health
officer Of Springfield, Illinois. has located at
s,ynscoia@y electric and gsIysnic baths OF
zee hours . 10 ~ A. NJ anu : 70 y. NJ, anu ~
night. d&5-u
TEDpv .D,-Noxr
,,-,;,sc,. and super,n,entan,. on,c. m
Rows block. Wichita, kansas eff
ID. '" SMITH,
psSTIsT Eagle building Douglas avenue
" leh'ts' hah-s,.
%. II BENTLEY Hatfield. J G Bentley
BtNiLhf HNifihi-" HEN 'Lhi'
ATTORNEYS at Law ciiice 10 ferreil El0es op-
,. ,n,,,@
H"-NN'9 * \
,ai.I,J c.;nI, - orl,. !, III R,cct Wichits
IA .as dial-
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hAhhI> hAEiIIS Il Nf.hhiLilpN'
Attorneys ST Law Commercial block. wich-
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L " 'oii'N'''
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Attorneys ~ Law. W ~ prague ~ ,S'th -stS
Nstn -tr,et -ecanI s;airwss rorth Of post
lGlce wirhiia. Kansas
H'N ~ u
~ ~. - l,. ~ anu ''' -r'L ''
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.,-.,,,.,. ogn.. c-..-
IT,, 80 lily ra-nsr nSggl.s .vsrS. ami
" alter street. Wichita. Kansas
Il MATTHEWS,
,.. 90 4. ---,.i. 49, 80
siAH'-,i Ni-i-'
Attorneys st Law, wichita, hsnsas ohias
-, - 'lt-,.7 ,---'-,
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Attornsv ST L2V-ko0m No. .. L Lard i
,r.r. buslaing, wichits. kar-.-
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
Tired of It.

tl>ie-l
He--How snubby you are with these young
men That last one Is quite broken up She
iwho lives in a ccllegia.s town. really
cannot help it; | am so tired O. educating
other pe0p!es chidraa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
EVA 4. BATES

Teach, OF Pane. Violin and theory. la'e of the
Cincinnati College of Music For terms call
on or address tN9 North Main street, or Col
lings 4 Piatt's law ofhce, Wichita. Kansas.
d2Ui-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Hot air toys are q novelty They sre nal
OF Bristol board, wel Autographed. and are
to be Sc. in motion By the air from lamp,
gssiigEt stove ~ furnace. Thsy are very
cOmical
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Magnetic physician. Cures diseases of every
name and nature by mag etic treatment, with
out medicine Ills cures speedy and per-
insnrnt, and charges reasonable. Diagnosis
and consultation free. Parties from Il distance
can board with him reasonable rates. 'iilic~
on south Water street, " irhita, Kansas.
llsl.lWiy
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Hhat Next.

Rating n small piece of soup al stated in
;-ryuls is recommended by Berlin physi,ia..
= n better remedy for dyspepsia ami 49,.
stomach than soda, ma gne9ia or Lime water
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

MRS 5 T. HE>DIICESON,
Teacher OF Piano. Organ snd Theory, AZ North
Marx ct street. d2u> II
&. NJ. HENDEES, NJ. d,
Office ill + Douglas avenue. between Topes a
and tmporia avenues iesidence Jlb South
1 a IL iahi l. i n
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

DR.. NJ. \. PRATT,
Office GO Main street. Wichits. kaEs~s.
issi- linz Wiz linz
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

ArroENKY At Law, Wichita, se,lgwick county
Nsn-s- bnics In Centennial Block. laj-tf
JOHN r HUME.
AttorneySt Jaw. Office Oyer Citizen Eank
IlIl-i
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Formerly physician and surgeon TO the Louis
VILE City and Marine hospital, and late health
officer of Springfield, Illinois, has located at
fov general practice. Special attention paid TO
gynecology, electric and gslvanic baths. Of
fee hours . To- 10 A.. NJ. and to p. NJ, and at
night t4s-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

DESTI-T. Opposite the postOiiic'. Teeth sN-
traced without pain l2-5l-
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o. IL BENTLEY Il Hatfield. J c. Bentley.
BENTLEY. NTFIELD BFNrLEY.
ATTORNEYS at Law Ufice IN FeTrelI Elock op-
,gSsi'e IOst0fli &c. " ichita, Has DIS n
" ADAMS GEo ~. ADAMS
ADAMS X ADAMS,
Attorney 81 Law. viii practice IT, state and
federal courts Office IN Eagle Block Wichita.
IA a. dfel-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Treats Catarrh OF the Head, Ear aud Nose, Sore
Throat. TOnsiliitis. Acute and Chronic. and
i.un gA1ertion- with Compound oxygen. or
the Spray treatment Office in Ferrsll's block
opposite the r"stOfic.. Office hours from pa
m Ia - M
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

! ofce and residence. 81 Douglas avenue,
! south side Barnes block, over perby's Imple-
I inent store Wichita Kansas dies I'm
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DR.. W l.. DOYLE,
! DENTS Office over Barnes 4 Sons drug
/ lore. Centennial block ~ lchi,a. Al.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-03
Maxwell, the Murderer, On Board
the ZeaI0mGIia.

The P. NJ. S. S. ZeaIandia arrived yes
terday morning from Sydney and Auck-
land, having on board Walter H. Lennox
Maxwell, the alleged murderer of C.
Arthur Preller, at the Southern Hotel,
in st. Louis, Mo. The facts of Maxwell's
are fresh in the minds of our readers. He
came in charge of Detective Tracey and
Special Officer Badger, to whom he was
handed over by the Auckland authorities
without any trouble whatever. A repre-
sentative of the ADVERTISER visited the
steamer yesterday soon after her arrival
and found Maxwell lying III his berth
quietly reading a book, the cabin being
guarded by one of the officers. They
take it in turn to watch--six hours on and
six off. Maxwell has given very little
trouble. He eats and sleeps well, and
has not made the slightest attempt at
escape. Several questions were asked
him, but be was very short in answering;
In fact, he did not seem to care to talk,
but preferred being left alone. He re-
sembles very much Hiram A. Bridges,
who shot Patten, with the exception that
he is somewhat slighter i'll build. Max
well does not look like man who would
be guilty of committing a foul act. The
officers have very littleto say. They will
stay two days i'll San Francisco to fix up
some money matters, and then &c direct
to ST. Louis, which they expect to reach
August 18th.
The incidents of the voyage were I'M
eventful. When one day out from Auck-
land, the cabin passengers all objected |
to Maxwell sitting at the table with them. |
Captain Webber 40 arranged it that the
detectives and Maxwell had their meals in |
ii room adjoining their cabin. The de-
tectives often tried to talk with their
prisoner Oh their voyage mp, but he asked
them to leave him alone, as he did not
wish to aluie to the affair. in any way.