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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

SoTsa, oct Rte reply Of Bulgaria
to Russia demands has been tieliYe-ed. IL
1t Bulgaria accC}ts The ears terms. pro-
yiael the indcDcz.1.lce % Bulgaria Is for
Eaally guaranteed
General Ksalbers h. lcin lrssie5l thai The
Bulgarian geyersi-ae.st give explicit reply
10 Russia within ;gc.4v-touf hours
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. October :.
, F,ou--ou;ct unbalanced; xxx g: ay82 So f.sfaity
50 4oa2 s.; c,oiee, $. 1903 1U fancr, - sos3 20.
extra fancy. So .0e5S s.: patent. 81 t'hs! ~.
Wheat-At tive. 6ut weak and lower; almost from
the very opening the tende,cy was downward: the
rallies were few ana insignificant. ani ale inarae I
7le 7SJ6; uctober 74G7ll eosisg =; November, a5zs
cg7f3l, closing 1875; december iSe.ss closing -
asked; May s51sCgS.4l, closing S61s6si.
Corn-No. , bike. casn -. Nuv S5i.
Oats-No. 2, cash 2t}i October 25fi
kye-No. . cash. 4SI4
BarIey-No market:
Lead-Dull; refined 81 20; chemically hard; 81 81
buEte--QUlet: creamery, 2iG2i; DAIRY, 2SS2i.
Ears-Firni lii3c.
WEisksy-SteaGy: 81 y
Pork-Sie2dy so &C.
Lard-Firm; So ".
Receipts -Fioour. S9sl: wheat. 20 f0) corn. .i3sl
oats 23,,1; Rye. eco; barley. sue.
cats. {. .ooG; re. SOB blriey. sEst
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
Monthly Earnin gs.

BosToE, Oct 2.-fhe gross earnings ol
the Atuhison, Topeka ard Santa Fe Rail
road company for the month OF August
were 81 341 9JG: M Increase over the cor
responding month last yearof s9S. 09e. Nei
earnings $I06. .2s2; Increase of $40, .05
From January to August inclusive, gros,
earnings 50, $50, 42S: decrease from thes,
for same period las: year Of s(5,5i9 Ne
earnings were 81 30S, 8l8; increase Of $23,
Gof
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
FOUND.

T>OUND-a pocketb rok containing valuable
4 raIers Tie parties calling this Office and
laying fer this notice get the information De
sired IiSlf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
Chicago Grain ana Produce.

LhfCtGg. iCtlasr :
The markets al ruled weaker today. TAere was
free selling IN al the li;s, and the closing fre.
were about the lowest in nearly every iss;aace
w There Ienici OF the report shst pg,.
clases for expcvs had hce.; made ysStaFtsy aud
a a snSsids suse Q; the war feeling or yesterday
tn offerings Il doasi property bscainc very fgee
prices closing up about = uneer yesterday
Corr r..,od weak ai.d lower. "a sympathy VIII
week prices declined l-Sslss- ana closed - nearly
inside figures.
The foo7yias Is the ransc or prl1cs or tho -s,.-r
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
Chicago Lave stock.

CHICAGO. Cctobcr ,.
Cattle-s1arket steady; shipping steers s. 5065 Il
stockers and feeders 50 253 So cows bulls nisd
81 1903 u bulk S, 40@2 co. through texas 81 S54s2 ~
steers 81 Gi,53 -; inferred Texans 81 91zv3 81.
uogs-tteceipts. 23,eU: shipments. sS,J: market
strong; good butchers to best heavy SS'o84 y,
packing and shipping. 0saSi 20 light 81 +0d4 30
Sseep : iteceipts, 2.Gfj, >nipn snss, lh: mtr.el
stead natives 81 254 20: western, IS 4GG.3 TO- Tex
ans. g.. 1908 u Iarlrs >, 5Gst 10
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
4 Town Doomed.

New ORLEASs. Oct "A special to
the Picayunc from Plaquetnine says An
other large cave-in Of the rivers bank Or
Cured here this morning at the head OF
Court street, fronting the center of the
+ town. Ii looks ROW as If Tie whole town
/ frnrt NnS dNnrnl.l
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
New Tcra Grain.

INV YoRE. { &C tel :.
Unsrodea red a sS7}Ss,o red slll elevator, ~. q
SIS
Ccri,-Spot lots shade higher: options lower clos
ny sentsy ;U ngr0tlsd sfSii;So2 45sseievator ..ii
Oais-rICdcTatiSe active, mixed western 1.5.};
white western, S5l.tl.
i'8rles-STs.iy.
k0tter-Rir;u; western, lAlsI1iS.
Cs,es>e-t.Flli, Western. i5e5SSst
Eggs-firi::: .ve=s,s. n fresh. >s'1 -ei-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
\ Hcvy OF Bad Boys.

MILwAuLrr, Wis. Oct. 2.--5evente,n II
BOYS escaped from the reforia school ii
Waukesha last night! and are still at large.
They effected their escape by rleaas Of I.
skeleton key made ollt Of comb bv an /
ycar-old boy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
81: C,oyisI.;yc Stock.

81. IOIIs, tttUf;tr 2.
Cattle - Recerts. 2cG1; shipments Gg nI,rh q
steady: fa:rIo choice natives shippers. > 40 = 80
butchers steers, 81 25:3 81; Texans. - t,ts3 81
HoSs-Rccepts, 100 o; shipments. 5tJi; ElsTket
stronger 5Gs0 higher: rough and l1ixef. s. Cl@$i =
packing. Gnd shipp!ns 81 05e4 0j iist IS ,0eli 90
pigs. 81 5oas3 80.
Saeep : Receipts. Sc; shipments. norei CON
mon TO choice r,t,i@SGs, - UjIo -.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

NVAETED-B, young lady. place to v rN Tor
w board and streni the high Sch oil. Gail on :.
L. Boyd. principal Fifth ward school. iIo-if
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

hA-.>Ar Z, :.
Cattle Receipts l&6 shipments non; better
feeling but :.ot Gcofable, higher. good to choice
4Gc4 20; 10 medium, IS ;1)e5 @o stocl.ers.
81 2s.2 75; feeders, 81 SjS 81: cows, 81 JlL2 50.
grass Texas steers. s. 2je5-i ~
Hogs-Rece!p,s 26i; shipinents lci; strong feeling
and d shade higher; good 70 choice. 81 u)Cs4 ID;
sTasseIs and pigs: s. t3sS s. %.
Siecp--Recepts, nona; shipments, rome; quiet;
goodto choice 81 5963 0 common 10 medium, 81 .,
10
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

TIE Zx0l.x printing s-s9 t-@-lS eees 80
.zblisau4e-t J. Y7efssre1 = - q ksss-s 2.
lob printing SD nis-A ssssk nssAsHe. i--a>f-
.s.ts.s'ss., ss@ir VsFA - - azsi-cssas z eF~sy
raspect. AZ csesss,er sssse, esssex xs, t's'as-.
g,e-r.orz.el. ruspisred--g- '.s'ee--@t ;'Fess'
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

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Flaur-Stezsiys eestaJiers r. cNr =; x - Xxx
>sss; fasn&y. u ~ -; ctQ.gc. 81 &s&A ~ lsfscss
s. 68I - ts@t-s4f. S. ..Sa ~ rse teag- 81 ss
.whe2t-I.eeeiyss 7.e,s sEirEents is,ssF IA sf1se,
GSas4
S41as ra.-e1. 70. Srcs. fzsh. ssl hil. 1.osg.1se
isiss &ay. = t!lt. No. = scsf e-.Sh q. fss3-
.Sa-a-s:seeaPss, ss..s ssl ssls;s z.lsss n ss1rs
f.ssa Ne4ker sales s@usassss No C.st, -.
Nsy 9. t..si iscc - I'D; NAY, eassgs4
Dats-No, cash - ss.S
t<St.-f%tser ~
nsy-Fi-ra; fancy srs.2a bald. S C
G.il stl.7- Quiet
Butter-stesys cr-susry fazcy. Is. Scod. Is dairy
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
CApeyING srpPLIrS.

4ill the butchers supplies are carried more
than q mile into this city. We have scan ono
man carry FIVE dressed sheep or two quarters
of beef this distance at one load, for which
he received six cents per load. And consider
ing that his employer is not required 70 buy
hay o. cora for him, al1 that he pays fCr his
own breakfast, he beconIcsa Il oicapcr creature
Or beast OF burden than the mule or donkey;
heaco We seldom see them used in the work.
Others arc carrying large hog-ssin L. '.cts
filled With hides, horns, and talior. Yailc
others a9o pc1liing or delivering sheep, goa.
or Log sl.iss full OF lard This receptacle is
made by Ting the hide from tho anilnsl in
its natural form; then Tie feet arc tief II
and eli en-. securply served, after which II .
filed FROM the neck ana tied also; then v9icsi
@ supply b wanted they have only 70 unite a
foot or tap the body in Sonic coavenicnt place
and the quaatity is forthcoming.
There are 70 wells or vata. weFlts hcre,
hence ell vasec for usc - coaveycj II water
carriers a.li sold about ths city Tho secze
ct the fountains in the early morning Is sus-
gestige Ct ancient times t. TO ssud ut of
history. JGcr-en by Tie hundreds t-le filing
and locTiaZ away on thor aSoaiier o!las
fars) of ;..es Taesa, t5a ars ycgy f5,..ill.i
in fern 70 tlat use1 ty ke5aee- 20 the s.ed.
Men aro there With the:4' pets ant water
cans Ia s,lcrs, the seel.e i cS..;elc'i q n.-a,
Gonl.eys and d1-s, women, cilllraa. ~. piss,
Eints a.sd goats. The air j. fif5 FsisA
music, for all creatures o. "A -..ilsd a.e o.
ciari,i.. fl,eir morning. greetla - t'is WHIT
,ag theI tt;ep. Thus al see1 10 ea.9y as9
while reproducing tie scens q ClI IS SO
have sea ti.eia t.ctzreI. Aad hes tiiaEe
raariy d.. eyed I,D5sel5 &c uca - ;ia
laeetsa--5 - tho 7ecil.-Hacats1 Coz. Dstso.t
F.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

Z"
lots on Water 81. at 500 per lot.
lots on Water st. at $50 per lot.
lots on y Mosey at S9s.,
lots ohio at $50 per lot.
, acres just north of Carey PARK $3.50.
i5i acres adjoining Frisco flights, $50 per acre.
acres ad joining College Iiiu, room house end
small barn, 50, 40.
10 acres 16 miles north Of Douglas ave, $500 per
- acres Or OF first east oi Frisco flights.
Ssi5D per acre.
Above can be plated to advantage Immediately.
Also several cheap farms 10 the market, Porter.
Dtton * Noble, olfice lS3 Main st. 1ij-f
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
70 Toazsel2 aHcera.

The E4Gsz Printing hoaze aava = s.eek
81. ;iso bl4aks shz. sc tase.i - tAsfn = iasir
t,sssiaess, ais0 5astiee eeesess, e5va Asla
cir.asras corablassd, .. - low Ezgsr Is aaE
:afl.sls1 1gles.. IL Ike wes-- zI-s4
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
FOR RENT.

v.OE RENT-From Oct j, ni-eiJ inr,iisheI rooni'
K ,,-,x hn,se three b,ocNs from Douglas ave Ap-
NV ~ =, t1srractor'' at eder!anders real estate
Ps az llS-Gt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

! y1,OT EXCHANC;E-Hotei ans, two store rooms, On
l railroad y miles east or 81. LGGis renting for
$500 per year fer land ia kansrs. Address box Ill
/ iljCt>
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

Te,Ilee .c7eg. peri ( Tgze~g. f,1CQl-
der E.rsAssas, Es3esI Protectors.
guCT se Sc -. I1-1GEA
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
Haroaius in Rea! Estate

fine agricultural a,d stock fin ti.rcc AID ore
kalf miles from city, about ~ broke. quar-
ter section fenced Tor pature plenty Of water and a
small house.
Also aoo Iots in city fceiy located and in good
neighborhood Special terms to those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chris T. pesrcc agent for Wn. Oreiilenstein. ut
city Giice di.rd
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
Quick Sale IRarGanS.

lots en- Norih Topeka, between 18th and idth per
lot, 500.
!. lots cor. Washington and 18th; per lot S!5..
! lots on Norti. Main; isr los. SYD.
corner lots Ill Allen S;lith, addition; per lOt,
Sl5i
east fronts on Alien ave- LIENS add; per lot S25.
You will never get eft on any OF the ab0ve They
are by all odds the cheapest bargains offered
lUu DRUEkER x iiOGE, l5l Il ST.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
HarC.;ns bargains,

YErAEEN UP-A pair OF mules. itcnry Sweiior
< southeast corner OF The c.t,. hS-6tt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

The wichita EAGLE printing asys@s kasstss
in stock casnrsets line os jsgs-s~e ant igAA
.,,s.rs..s All Township blanks Q. Al si-saz
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

SJiGRiGE-For household goods merchandise,
- boxed or loose; il you have any goods 10 store
bring them to the Wichita Storage Co. No. ll5 West
noIltsss C5 II
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
FOR TRADE.
STORAGE.

o.TORAGE-FCr household goods and nerchardiSe
:, at 80 Iat;, ST. Cheap rates, by Cox X Stanley.
IL IL
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

J,OR SALE-13b acres northeast of 18th ST. and
I' Lawrence ave suitable for suhdividng. Also
acres north of Carey Park. ". D. Mccormick, ~
L. Douglas Ave. ilt-lnlo
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

y]os, RF<I- Two large handsomely furnished
i front rDcrls to one or Two Senflc32e. Al cor
NacN md ;ens q! ave ilsotf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

yVANTED-A room with private family Tor i@iSii @
w h"7seist ep.nS. Address MS A. o. i-''''e; 60
pos;eficc. ile-o.T-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

NOR sAIs-Lots in Dosige's aaGi.ien wts' g 'he
rounds Tess lfs are the highest and ts "a 'it
f,.e w To- N Ne.i Fsi,se " 8s.3sssS K 4ts2
ls.,-a5 t,r frtl.,r vartscu4rs .aGure ~ tlle ~.
Gerry store dodge & Hughes. - /" Assus'.1s .
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

NNYANrED-rw good sized ROOMS, or thre- SINAI
w Ter recins sitting aad sleeping rooms: Al
dress locS box u. li5str
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
THE CARGADORES.
AN INTERESTING CLASS OF PEOPLE
IN OUR SISTER REPUBLIC.

a Class OF Mexican i.abo-crs Not Noted
Ger Intelligence or Rcfnemclt-Thc
Work They Do-cheapcr Than Mules.
Heheccas at tho Well.
The carga6orcs arc by fer tho bcs. class Of
labo-ers il Mexico, end are By law and long
usuaSc regarded the best and cheapest com-
mon carriers il all the large cities and towns.
Their WAGES ard wants are small ard their
bone and muscle arc their only capital
Education, n,odesty and refinement ere
almost unknown among them. ard morality
often exists Only Ii name. Among many
their hopes aneioaspiratioaS are no higher
than the burdens on their hacks, while their
degradation Is as low as pulqua and n,escal
can mako it. These are the national drinks,
and are made from the native rnaguey or
century plant. Their dress IS composed OF
low, widle-bri;n,neSl straw hat Gca,SlSin jacket
ond pantaloors, q leather apron from the
neck down, and o pair Of sandals il place OF
shoes. In addition ,;,cy carry thick pai On
their backs, upon which the burdens ere
placed. The whole Is KEPT IN p,2cc hy q wide
belt which is passed around the lcstl and just
above The forehead III addition some wear
q belt frcnl which IS swung largo sheathed
bunch Of strings.
READY ron WORK
With this gerb ard . license from the gov
errnient TIE cargSdor IS ready for wcrk, and
is considered b. Lis class rs well-to-tlo ia IL,
and indeed thsy have some reason fcr think
ing SO, fer We often sec them passing through
the street un.,er heavy burdens, and that
without pad, and entirely Ia,7cl from The
' :,
is done by cur .no-thera dairy, bakery aud
grocery delivery wagons; also that of the
moving car, the butchers cart ard the dray,
as none CT these arc in use here. When there
is very extensive moving being done 1t makes
strange scere. They are then trutlging
on in long line, each one beat under his
burden, conposes! of paIlcr, household and
kitchen fUrniture. The grocery delivery man
and the frutero (lsIit petidiersl carry their
burdens on their heads il low, fiat baskets,
which are sometimes a yard wide. This is
placed on circular pad which just fits tho
head of the carrier. When selling frUit ono
man carries the basket, while a second goes
along and cries the kind, quality, prise, and
concludes b. saying: 'Toda esta' ;nuy
barato'-al are very cheap.
II this city the prisoners arc worked as ear
galores, anl while writing this fifty have
passed my windows, and al we're loaded with
wood. At ether times we see them loaded
with bags OF earth ani rubbish from the
street, lime and sand for the builder, and
heavy stones used in pavinS the streets and
sidewalks. Many of sheA ere barefootel and
clothed in rags, whi'e others have q piece OF a
blanket around the. loins, which forms their
entire suit They ia driven TO and fro by a
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

V,oR SALE-iJ high grade Hereford bulls. one and
II two wears old. inquire Rock Greek ranchs,
miles west OF Antiale, at Red Frort Shoe store.
Aler & Lewis, Wichita, kan. d13f
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
FOR EXCHANGE.

.vOR rXCH. N1,E-Karsas lands for eastern prop
Z erty. Farm lands for city property Z. 7. Brow n
~! Irsl' .ia> ave. room , ltb-bJ
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
MAYoR.s PROCLAMATION

For special e ee,,on Wichita city. Seag-
si..N c,uets, IA SIS. Ia the ns.fer OF tGe
,iclits, Ces.assa.e ( >osssnrassera ssaslway
20
70 th- Qgalifiss: y.ters OF y !, hita City.
Wnereas, UE the 3 h s1ay of Ssysesrs or, 1885.
here wa ,iui, pres ca 20 the Asyor a.d
ou4csisnea OF ~ icai;a. A..szS. cad or
Il cssacil eeihx only eurvened Ia fes:eisc
e-s,on reg isris called. a i*sitioa GUY sixn-
Il by twss-f.ish- . tie res dtEt txN lsysrs OF
ici,s,a city. Fra, ia,S sail mayor ard eoarc 1
submit IL the qualified Vel rsos said cit, $
.rc,.o itioD :. ubscrioe IA ry ;ins.ssui d.i-
ars - ihe e-ii n sIsvk - ths Tleki a. ~s:sr- :
si- & -. ,hessser- Railway Co.. Al. On n
iiAcns as set forSa In laid e.is. Il. which
l, .isi n ,ignsia e. betrg omit q, is IL words
nd Il. ures :oilew.nx. ts-W /:
CedarvaIc & Southeastern Ry
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
FOR SALE.

Y>OR SAIE-Cood residence and business property
Z iu town of Clearwater; also good farm near
county seat OF Co;nancne county; viii trade Tor WIc
ia city property. Inquire l5 Market street. Iivti
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
LOST.

C:ST-A fine shawl Iasi night at the pera house.
( sIADyoI returning the same 20 81 Cox at the &c
ciaental hotel iii be literally rewarded. lls 3t+
Z OST-Srsaii black and tan terrier pup. lease
lleave iuiorin: ton at 2js y Maraet ST. l!45i'
OST-Pair OF gold sreetaclcs on Tuesday. Sep. %.
"a reward OF s. VIII be given OF leaving same ~
4ls y Market or Wichita Foundry. ll5-tt'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03

r,or E;NT-one pi asant FRI nt room nicely fur
e ri-teJ : tehie for two 9en l2nnen. Three large
xri,d,,,ys and hail at 1905 \. Main street. 1lS6t+
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New Yori. Money Markets.
New YoRK. ottobor
Ioney-On call quiet at : % per cent.
Prime AerchGItiie paper-4G2 per cent.
Stcrltig Eyci,apgc-Du!l and unchanged,
t.orerhinen; hont.s-nutl aud steady.
State BondS-DGii ana Iearx.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-03
- - - I.riees a. ! 2. las
ksn.a- CIV ora,', N j f'rasires.

Tae 9asFkess generally ralei 1srer an - s-'tssF
e, o,ss .Ae csasll.g Fyisss-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
SaltLake 6 Western
r A w a Y

On an amer
saturday, Dec. goth, 1883
Trains VIII ruR As follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
Ranton.. HON arouer.

An who are BALD, al Whs are be-
coming BALD, all who do not want 70
be BALD, all who are troubled with
DAEDRUFF, or ITCHING OF the
scalp, should use Benton's Hair
Grower. EIsHTT PE1 CEEr. Of those
using Il have grown hair. Il never
fails 70 stop the hair from falling.
Through sickness and feVers the hair
sometimes falls of in q short time, and
although the person NAV have remained
bald for years, II you use Benton's Hail
Grower according to directions you art
sure Of . RroWth Of hair. In hundreds
of cases We have produced . good
growth Of Hair on those who have been
oald and glaEed for years, We have fully
substaRtiated the following facts:
We grow Hair In 50 cases ont Of 100,
no matter how long bald. Unlike other
preparations, IL contains moi Gar o. lead,
or vegetable or mineral poisons. 1t is .
specifc FOR falling hair, dAndruf, and
itching Of the scalp. The Hair Grower
i a hair food, and its composition Is
almost exactly like the oil which sup
plies the hair with its vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the skin Is very tough and
hard, and the follicle Is apparently eject
uAIly closed, the single strength viii
sometimes fail TO reach the pSpilla; IN
such cases the double or Triple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them alternately.
Price, Single strength sl.0O; Double
strength $500, Triple strength, 500. ~
your druggists have Rot got 81 We VII
send il prepaid Oh recsiPt OF price,
BENTON HAIR GROWER co.
Cleveland, o.
For sale by z c. II. I. Drug Store. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

Dated, Jua5, .. T., DECEMBER 18th, 1870.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

The D. & Z. G. coal is growing in
popular favor every day. Try it and
save money. l.. Farr x Co., Main
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH
7 K BROWN.

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
III Nachfnery and Castings OF all kinds
Prsss and Iron, Fist Street, near Wall
Ogdes. Utah.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
The Rape of the Lock.


Miss Della Vented is 16 years old and
one of the prettiest girls in Boyertowu.
being tall, of fine figure, and sprightly
disposition. Both Mr. and Mrs. Vented
are employed as cigarmakers. and the
daughter is clerk in the same establish
ment. The family sat down to breakfast at
the usual early hour Tuesday morning, and
the father and mother set out for the fac
tory about $50. Miss Della was little
late and stayed to complete her toilet Her
great pride was her wealth OF dark brown
hair which fell luxurantly nearly yard
long down past her waist. AS she stood
before the glass there was knock at the
door. She opened it and was confronted
by stranger. He asked for breakfast.
Breakfast with US is over, STRIP she
said politely.
swell, I'm sorry, for I'm hungry" was
the gruff rejoinder. and the stranger pushed
into the room. seized the screaming girl
about t. waist with one hand, and held
a cloth soaked in chloroform to her mouth.
Miss Vented does not know what hap
pened next, but when she recovered con-
seriousness, she lay weak and dazed upon
the floor and her rich brown hair was gone.
The villain had clipped it close to her head
and disappeared. All that was learned of
the hair stealer was that he had boarded
the outgoing passenger train and left it
before reaching Pottstown. The rascal had
been peddiing picture frames in the vicinity
for week past, and evidently planned his
bold deed with great care. even ascertain
ing the exact time when he would be likely
to catch his young victim in the house
alone. He attempted no other violence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
"High Roller. at Faro.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

Clnclnnatl enquirer.
An unknown man, who is said to be a
waiter by trade. has been playing a star en-
gagement at gambling house at No. 125
South Clark street. for few days past,
and his net winnings aggregate about $780,
900. The stranger, who is about 27 years
old, of medium build and fair complexion
and hair, has been known in Clark street
houses for a year. Until three months ago
a fifty-cent bet was about his limit Then
he returned here from Colorado. where he
is said to have blazed out as high roller.
After winning $500 from two fifty-cent
chips he settled down as a
steady player. One night when
John Condor was dealing he Won
a bet of $50 behind the four. five and SIX.
The usual limit of the game was $40. He
let the bet and pay stand and it won, max
ing $500 in all. Condor set the bet and
pay up and the owner, after hestating a
moment. asked: ''Can it all COP" Condor
replied. ''you must be the DOCTOR" The
bet was not only allowed to stand. but was
pressed $50. He won four bets of $3.50
each and quit. Subsequently he increased
his winnings in the house to between
50. 900 and $40. 600. Making another trip
West he returned ten days ago. Tackling
No. 125 again he obtained limit of 500
to single cards and $500 to $3.50 to double.
He bought chips at $50 each and last week
won nearly S20.00 Friday night the
thigh roller could not get faction" quick
enough at the limit and challenged every
body around the table to bet on
the outside on the last turn. ''One-
arm" Schimmel went against him for
awhile. They bet from 500 to as high as
$500 on turn and finally quit about even.
Saturday night he went to st. Louis. Yes
terday morning he was back again and &C.
cupying his favorite seat. Before night he
was 81. 900 ahead. After supper he began
losing. and after playing until 9 o'clock
this morning. got up from the table S10,-
900 loser, or Sc, 600 worse off than when he
began Monday morning. During the night
he made two remarkable plays. In the
first he ran one $50 check up to SIS, 500, and
in the second he ran two $50 checks up to
81. $50. Towards morning he became i'm
patient and bantered Schimmel to ''size
up on last turns. Luck was against him,
and from beginning of one check Schim.
mel beat him out of bets of $500. $500.
$500 and 81. 600. He also called turns sue
cessfully for from $3.50 to $500. But tor
these losses he would quit ahead on the
day. The play was the most sensational
that has occurred in Chicago since Curt
Gum lost $4,000 against Pat Sheedy's
game last winter.