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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06
Oeferrei6.

@ien. Shirt 2ie6teniteiH Iberbrddte
Dem gap1te cin ei5euhinotgeS S6rtiten
oes aaiiers SraHS Srief uno elm grIpencs,
nit GneIiteiHen reid teiebte3 &rucinr,
ferner ca5 8eident alIcr GrsberS6ge. -
Su pielen Sbeilen Der Mcnarhie bcrridt
ihredlihe adIte mn e3 puroeH Sablrcide
Sale ppn Grfrieren 9emelect. - Scr 1Cz
idbriee Scbann Spieb lief lid aus Spc=
tulatirn auf Die Gutber5i9teit Der Baidnz
ten abb 6tIib mebrfa6 ltcrfabren, nlz
iirlih pbne babel itpcr perlcEt gu Nor
ben. Gr murre idIiebiib fcitgenrmmcn.
NremS. Scr Mdu3bciiBer Xuonia
Gruhcr aus Gitrteu, mclber ain IS. Scpz
temter Sur 9tuhtscit iciHCM 21idbriccn
Ieci1cn S6rdacr GcttiriCp l0ljoCr iii
MdIpe Sniiheu ,idgcnbld uup 9teuijtol
~uuilducrtc unn i'm nit cincm Erillc!
mcutIiu13 crmrrcctc, I'M lrb i'll bCn Hc-
lr rcr Grtitaft Ill ieGen, murpc pcnI
ShmurQcrintc Sgm Ipre rurh rcH
StrdnJ rerurtbriit.
Aufitcin. Ser G7idbrine &ducr
Mrlf0dng areiicr III NicperorrIcrbcra
iilrite pr Nur5em lei Scgcbnng nC3
Mdlrc$ iibCr eiHc NcI.ranO Mno pulrc
an Sncitcu Gage nd6ber tppt dufgciun
rcn. Chen hort pcrun1lildtc Der 32idh-
riac Ghriitiln GrlihbCrger bclm Sarcnz
SfHciteIn, inccm CT pm elmer tchcn
Eittc herltfcl uno lpicrt tuot bIieb.
Xditut. Gas Shnurecridt pcrnrs
tbci!te zen NtbIer Erimr;it, rclbcr iciz
ncu 1idtbur, ccr Ntblcr HoStrrict, CT
mrroCtc, iroCm CT tcnicItcn r0rrIIib III
Glide itrFadic, sum Srre rurd cen
Stydng.
yins. Ser Na~ucruilhrcr QiIhmdir
rurrc in II NctruN>idl.eH iir ibMiria he
Iurocn mo ill Z ,(ohrcn itncrcu Mcrtcr3
rcrurtteiit. ID: lhtbc;l cCrc9tc 0rcfc
5cnidtirn. "a N;rhmair wunrerbdycr
gNciic inter ccr %duclH Hch inmCr orr
Ech 3lTtdr1 bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06
@nmoriitiihes.

- Ntl!iidirildJcs. 6tiowebcl (rui
AMI: u@rdltctt 0u9U 0oIimunu.
&rditctt 0ugO 0Ofimmu,"
9oiinamn (5u ipdt fommcuo, ganS
ouBcr Ntbcm); bier"
6clblucbcl (ar9erlid): n0ier. ga.
&O? SD femme Sic idon. Sic iagen
iinmcr r6ier," luenu Sic nitbt Oh lillo!!"
Sin Sctnnntcr. 8arer: Std
llcber Ncrr, DO is mid III DC ucrgargelic
Nadt miu SdipIncitnll abgcbrnunt,
molt SBr mid Dat nidt ruieOer MAIDEN?
Sd bin I'll Nrwlcr 5cuiclm
0crr: oI6cr ME f0mmt Sbr beun i'll
mir?"
Sauer: uSt bob 9cbOrt, Sbr ludrt'
ell 5rcDmilrcr."
- HuS Sentudp. MA" irn9tc cir
flcincr Surge, ,,luie bieB 9toGm nit lei
nem pollen Nlmcu?"
Nnerttrnuug. Neltcre &ObiiI { sur
lull9ercn) 80. 9os mllB ma Den
S~icbbabsrn nus DEM Militdrltano lalIen:
Gin 9utcs 0cr5 iiln cinen guten Ippetit
bat Sober!
Sorbllb. @arum iibt nur Der
9err Serlualtcr nit Den Sarcru I'M
&lrtbsBauS beilammen? 0as tbnt CT
bod lonlt nic!n - @iiien Sic, Der madts
ebstiuie Der Sprbma9er nit Den @eihcu.
ruibei: Der madt iie an Ibeno oeb rig
Teud)t, oamit iie iid am nuberen Sao
leidter bie9en laiien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

9aiier Jricorih bot, neil CT ben GIo
auf Ole 8criaIiun9 ni6t milnbli6 leilten
fam, Dem bcutiten ReIdsta9e lOtuobl
ruie Gem preuBiiben Cartilage BOtl6afz
ten 5ugeGen lalen, in oeuen er Die Ver@
iidcrung gilt, boB er Die &edte Der per-
bInoc.cn 6iuItcn uuo Der ~oerfanun9s'
maBiqCu @pifzuertrctungeu ltren9 adten
reroe. Eeioe Sacramento nd9nlen olele
.3uiterung an GIoesi tatt ent8e9en uno
iaoteu Dem aaiier lire unterItiibung gu.
IN elmer oritteu 8otlhait al Die 4el6s
lance Getoat Der 9alier uaborItlI6, oaB
GliaB Gptbringcn bel Geuti9lGno per
6lsiben meroe, MD Dap Die 8eiUObner
0ieICr gGnoer ii6 Ger neHen SroHun9 Der
3lngc iigen mijIcH. 8ismard, Der
oleie 8pti6oitcn uerln5, itelte 9le!fjel=
tig ielt, oaB lie 5WUor eluem 3nOten lOlz
dc !5~uloigungen bar9ebra6t ipOroen
iciCu, Die Dem oCrltorbenen &aller gSllz
Gclm. ScItit aus cen Cntfcrntcltc ten
ilbcricciiGcn 4dn0crn ieien NuitrG9e elm
GcgGn3er, &raujc uui bcn Sar9 5u le9en.
T~cIrrlg>5 IruUoidoItll6 abcr bdttcH
lid DE naditen 9tadbarn rrlOiclcn, Cit
Ihlirbu0 Gdncmorfs. RuBluno5 uuo
5rantycj6s oG9cgcn that Der 9on5lcr
feline G]rmdgHmg, Wa: notlIrlid NnI
ieBen errc9te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06
Srouini Snhicn.

CiSIsben. Iie Stactperproncten
barren bic 6riiucuu9 elmer SreiihuIe be-
l6lOnen, IA oic Siirgerihulen liberfiillt
INN. Sn Der 5meiteu Sitr9erihuie ilnc
jCEt iItcr POO Nlncer.
MGbu il e D t. Ter @rbeiter urb ;Sdz
Hrltltmico TriCorib Shmict aus 2dn=
IeUbr3en muroe pun Dem Arbeitcr u. aus
WiUIlCrrrrf mittclit Cinc5 Spdten5 lIup
elmer 9ltbenocn Jtnbcbdde in uumcnIb=
lihcr Meiic %miBbanoelt uno ihper perIctt.
Sten0dl. Ser Gisgaug bat bier unp
IN Der llm9c9enc i6nerc5 llnbeil dnges
ridtCt.
9&sttin. Ser 8cnpitcraebiIfe ser.
oinduo GrteI aus OtcrI, peldcr ii6 be-
lut2peile bier duIhicit, lpurce prn eini=
gen iungcu Sdiriern rbne ale EcrdnIdiz
lun9 10 geltldgen, bab or cinen Sd)drels
brlld' er!ttt mo icin Sro 5u beiilrften
lteht.
Srubinj SdIsficu.
8rcSldu. SSu Ger nd6iten 3eit miro
unlcrcu Stdotpcrprnneten cine Wadis
itrdt>prrIdge, bctr. Die ~2tufnabme elmer
NIllCibe rrn ~ WilIlpual NJ, Su0ebcn,
prn pelhem Setrdgc etlpa 4 Diillirren
dui Die Grridtuug rra M%drttbduen cutz
l~ullcu, pibrenO Der Acit an Is Der biciiaeu
epdngcltlhen Sirden IL Willipnen Nj,
rur Sbulbauabauten, iur Nerri6tuua
elmer Capitalization Iur eIettriihe Scz
leuftun9 Ill Der iunercu Stdct, riir ben
ncucn GentrolzS 6lattbrf nit S6labt=
%uIcbRdrtt II. |. n. bcltinmt lit.
Goldberg. SIN alter ppn Is ,Sabz
ren ltarb bic in peltercn Areiien betunnte
VcTdngenen=Iutieberin RGuide, ,inhdbez
rtgi mcDrerer Sroen, rie ie ais Sranter.
pdrterln CrbaltcR bate. gSdbrcno pcs
Sdutcns bel ibrem Se1rdbntB mel Der II
Gentuer l6perc Sl6ppel Der arpbeu Glcde
Ger cpdn9eIIiten Sir9e bcrdb, or6 pbne
Scmdnp SI %perleRen.
E~icJnig. Ser Anctt Simon GbIpitd,
Ger lb i'm Cttpber y. :. prlitdncia nddt
pon Gcllihau nab Oapuuu beeeben uno
caourt tTentlides ~9teraerniB GREAT bate,
murcc su l Sabr 6eidngnib pernrtbeiIt.
Euben. IS bat ith b~eraus9eitclIt,
cab rd> S6bnhen ne3 9auunternebmers
Sdumcrt, mel6e5 prr 4 &c6eu itdrb, pcn
Dem ~15idbrigeu &iupermdchen abiittli9
nit Tlll9idure getbptet pproen lift, neil Iie
lbren Slenit lrs ieiu ppIlte.
HGfibpr. Ser 6runobeiiter 3iihte
prn Sldoen, Der einen yumpeniammIer
nit fCr Yeitihe m%isbdaoelt bate uuo
bdun pen Gemeinbeppriteber pcn Sldpen
10 getreten bate, CAP nerielbe an ben ers
littenen 8erlesungen itarb, puroe Su 4
SabreR GeTlHgHiB perurtbeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06
Erouinl Salesmia. 0plfein.

8icI. &ie %perIautet, itebt bercits in
tur5cr Seit Die &ernaubIuna uuicrer
ltdctlden &rIijei in cine t6nfdIide be-
Dor. -Sem Spbne re3 Gd6ters Sploerz
llino in Ger Hibe rrn 9lpenrapc, eiucm
S~6ultndben, purrc rrm ydnrratb@amt
81 Ipenrdre her SeIcbl crtbciIt, cas-
S%taatsgebiet binncn 81 Stuuren i'll pcr,
ldilen.
McIpprf. G~egcHiibcr aupcreu Stdo,
ten ltnlerer GrcpinS lit uuIere Stdrt il,
~petunldrer 9lTlitt icbr g%iiuiti9 oeitclt,
nenn fpdbreno iupbl nie meiitcn Stdote
%unlerer Hrrpin5 Shulpcn bdten, bciibt
MeIoUrf oa9e9cn 10000 ID. Aapitalper=
mo9en, tbeilpeiie Gus hem Sertdui rcn
G%lienhahnzN ttien heritnnmcnn-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06
GfCnB- Sof6rinaem.

Strc6bnrg. Seim Gmpfong ees
Slldof3 prn Strubturg ertuncigte iit
Der Sdpit iibcr Die ~gsringiten C;njcIbciz
ten betrcHeno bic Rirhe i'm GIidb. rSas
Glld6," lu1te eco MIL, rift Elm puriles
lid frei9ebiJcs yduo uno eS lit fur MIDI
Gin grrber Srcit in ben idpierigen 3eitcn,
III oenPn mir lPhen." - nnre I'M pcrtnen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Gie 8eturbuer an Der Glbe uno Der
@eidIel baben ourd Die farsli3 eiHses
tretcne rleb, ri6wemmung u%nsebeuren
GGaocn e%rlitteu. go ipuroen bel gSItz
tenbers Sebn S6rier ~5erit0rt uno Die
8eruubncr batteu taum 3eit ii6 auf
Sdume gu retteu. 8iele tumen in ben
reiBenoen Glutbtu I'M. @eSen 10000
Meniden iolten Obba3lOs 9epOroen lei
ell, BOD bot bic 8egierung iofort Sdrits
te aetGan, Den 9totbitanO 81 llnoern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06
Yro5in; &efiaIen.

" ter. Scr Sterprdiiccnt bat
cine Bpli5eitunoe feitgeiegt, bic iir Die
Stable nm II ubr, fur bic 9anogemeinz
ben I'm 10 ubr Nbenos beainnt.
SortmuRp. 8pr Meibuabten purz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Entered al the Post ONCE at Hermann, Mo-, and
admitted tor Il snsmlssion through the mails 81
scond-class rates.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21
RAILROAD ENTANGLEMENTs.

The railroads of the country are evil
IDENTIFY in demoralized condition. TAX
ing Chicago as pivotal point it is a
question whether the roads east or west
OF it are in the worst condition. The
forbidding of pooling by the interstate
law, according to railroad managers, is
the PRIMAL difficulty. Without the pool,
they say, it is impossible to make rail
road companies stand up to any fixed
schedule Of rates, no matter how posi-
lively they may agree to do so in their
| conferences. As a consequence, strong
| influence, backed by stronger lobby, is
to be brought to bear On congress to Sc
cure not only the repeal of that clause of
the law, but to distinctly recognize and
legalize the pool.
On the other hand the interstate com
mission, speaking through its chairman,
the venerable and learned Judge Cooley,
has been talking to the railroad mana
gers IN Chicago in a most impressive
manner. He said that the law, the pro-
vision against pooling included, is good
one, and instead of being repealed or
modified, should be strengthened in ali
its provisions, and that it is the intention
of the commission to enforce it more
stringently than it has been enforced
heretofore. la fact, he read the riot act
to them, told them that their companies
had not been obeying the law in good
faith and intimated that the difficulties
with which they were surrounded were
of their own creation for the purpose Of
affecting public sentiment and securing
the modification or repeal of the law.
In the meantime, all sorts Of remedies
are suggested. One is a railroad trust,
similar in its provisions to the Standard
Oil trust. Another is a syndicate to
operate all the roads west of Chicago,
guaranteeing to their stockholders a
dividend OF ) per cent. Still another is
for the banking companies that have
been advancing money to the railroads
for building and extension purposes, to
demand the deposit OF the controlling in
terest Of their stock with some desig-
mated institution, thus securing at least
good faith in regard to compliance with
agreements made by them. 1t is evil
dent that a crisis has been reached in
railroad management and that congress
will have to take hold of the companies
and regulate them i'll earnest, or repeal
all existing laws and allow them to reg
ulate themselves.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

The proposed race between William OCon-
nor and Jake Gaudaur will probably be
rowed on Toronto bay early Ia the spring.
The course viii be over three miles, and the
stakes will be 81 900 side. The signing Of
articles on O'Ccnnor's part will depend en-
tirely upon els Australian plans
The London Sunday Times says: ''The City
of Rome landed at Queenstown twenty-three
of the forty-eight members of the Gaelic
team which lately went TO America 10 help
boom the Manhattan Athletic club, but
found the American Amateur union a trifa
too strong. Ia consequence Of the financial
failure announced by cable in our last issue,
the projected Canadian tour had to be aban-
doned. How much love Of athletics took
many Of the Irishmen across may be judged
from the fact that Of the twenty five still in
the States, seventeen have obtained situations
there. Thus are athletic pursuits made step
Ing stones TO worldly prosperity"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

Philologists. patriots and sentimental
lists are searching for a proper name for
the new northwestern state that is soon
to be taken into the union. Our states,
80 far, with few exceptions, have had
original names, while our cities, counties
and towns have very largely borrowed
their names from some person here or
some place abroad. Why not change
about in this case and let the new state
have an old name! Try Catalonia, for
example. Its delicate yet unmistakable
suggestion of the cattle interest would
rommend 1t to all who herd it, so to
speak, and the lean agent would take up
the smile before it had faded from the
rountenance of the COW boy. Let us
have Catalonia-cattle, loans and all
She can send her cattle here. and Wen
send our loans there, and, as for the in
lerest we shall take in the new state. she
ran rest assured it win be all the law
allows.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

The is one reason for the opening of
Oklahoma not yet urged in its behalf
it would provide a place where that
class of persons who do not know good
thing when they see it, who are not con-
tent with the grandest opportunities
possible to an industrious and sagacious
American citizen-such as Kansas af-
fords-and who do not seem to know
when they are well off-those restless,
discontented, nomadic people found in
every new state, could emigrate to, and
where they would be furnished a good
chance to Chew the rag of reflection"
for few years. 1t would, in a word
open the way for Kansas to rid herself
of class who, because of constitutional
barriers, will never become Kansans in
the truest sense of the word.-Atchison
Champion.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

4 short time ago II was stated that in
all probability the president would make
effort to represent New Jersey in the
United. States senate. and later reports
to the effect shat he will take up his resi-
dence at Orange, that state, after the ex-
piTation of his presidential term gives
color TO the first rumor. Politics aside.
his knowledge of public affairs gained
during his four years as chief executive.
would give him an advantage over a new
inexperienced man, and it seems 10 be
underS1ood.tha Senator Blodgett will not
be returned. All such speculations are,
Of course. based upon the supposition
that the Democrats will continue to con-
troll the state legislature. which is by no
means certain. The political complexion
of both New Jersey and Connecticut is
largely controlled by that of New York,
and now that that state is or the Repub-
lican side probably foreman indefinitely
II is not unreasonable to expect those
states TO follow suit. II is by no means
certain, therefore, that Mr. Cleveland
will find his way into the senate by way
OF New Jersey
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21
Kansas State Finances.

Atchison Champion.
Kansas as a state does its own banking
business with its own funds, and bonds.
1t does not loan its monies to private
parties or corporations. Its balances af-
ter disbursing the various appropriations
remain in the treasurer's vaults at Tope
ka subject to the disposition of the legis-
lature. Whether there will ever come a
time when the state on its own account
will nave a surplus for investments out
side of those already provided by the
laws is question Should such time
ever come the probability is that the as
sessments for state taxation would be
cut down to the actual demands, thus
providing against the contingency of an
accommodating Surplus OF any large
amount
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

Several newspapers seem to have sue
ceeded in missing very plain point. Nc
serious politician in South Carolina OF
Alabama or Louisiana proposes to dis
franchise the negro as a negro. Before
that could be done it would be necessary
to get the fifteenth amendment out OF
The constitution. What some persons
in each of the states mentioned do have
under consideration is such an amend
ment of the state constitution as viii
make the ability to read and write a
prerequisite for voting in the case Of all
otherwise qualified citizens, white and
black alike.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

If anybody, as joke or a sensation
should write that Satan had severed his
chains and was sweeping across the land
in a swirl of flame, in less than three
days the matter would in sulphuric Ian
guage appear in the Associated Press
dispatches under Wichita date. That
hoodooed girl out in Kingman is now
swinging through a dispatch dated
Wichita, stark naked, her hands tied to
the rafters with a pot of blazing tar be-
meath her heels, with legs burned to a
crisp. In few days she will be in a
bad way if she keeps on, which she no
doubt will.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

\ week ago Laredo was very proud of
having one of the show jails of Texas
1t isn't so proud now. About a month
ago the occupants of the cage developed
II sudden fondneSs for singing hymns
They kept up the musical entertainment
night after night, keeping time with
their feet and occasionally dancing a
little by way of variety. Under cover
of this racket they sawed and filed a
hole through the iron floor Of the cage.
Then they tunneled their way out into
the Jail enclosure, lay in wait for the
Jailor, tapped him on the head with a
chunk of iron, got the keys. let them
selves out, locked the door behind them
and made tracks for Mexico, quarter
of mile away. Half an hour or so af-
terward the yelling Of the petty prison
ers left behind attracted the attention of
a passer-by, who went for the sheriff,
but it was then too late for hopeful pur-
suit. As the runaways took the keys
along, the Laredo authorities have
deemed it prudent to put in new locks.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

The New York Star dominates Grover
Cleveland for attorney general uuder
President Harrisons administration upon
the ground or plea that his appointment
to that position would propitiate the
south" We do not understand that the
government or the Republican party has
offended the south to the extent that it
is in order to offer any Precipitation. Gen.
Harrison will have no southern policy as
Notwithstanding that section from
any other. His views on that subject as
expressed to General Chalmers, of Miss
!ssippi, and General Longstreet of Geor-
gia, establishes that point clearly and IN
mistakably. 1t seems to us that there is
deal more of fiummery being INDUCED
in on this point than the exegencies of
the situation demand or is healthfui and
beneficial to anybody concerned. Less
of it would be infinitely more agreea-
bic to most people, not to say profitable
to all. Stop it.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

horace mentions rne use OF apple pIp~ Ia
love Affairs. A lover would t2lss pap To-
tween the finger and thumb and shoot il SD
70 the ceiling and il il struck IL his Or her
wish would be accomplished.
Gay mentions the very common amuse
rnent Of pairing an apple without breaking
tie peel and then throwing the strip over
the LEFT shoulder, in order q see tie initial
letter Of the lovers name formed by the
shape the pairing takes upon the ground
Nowadays a maiden teats the fidelity O.
her beloved by putting pip in the FIRE, AT
the same tune pronOunciHg his mama IL
the pip bursts with report it l. a sign that
he loves her; but should It burn silently,
she is convinced Of his want Ok tsus sflso.
ton for her
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

A legal decision of great Importance
to the national banks has just been made
by the Nebraska supreme court in the
case Of the Schuyler National bank VS..
Bailing. Balling brought suit under
sections 5,197 and 5.19S of the United
States revised statutes to recover an
amount of usurious interest paid. The
court held the state courts of record had
jurisdiction: that where usurious interest
is taken from the face of note by a
national bank it can recover only the
face of the note, less the usuriouS inter
EST, and that where usurious interest has
been paid in advance the borrower can
recover double the amount of interest SO
Maid
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21

The New York World, assuming thai
1000 Democrats in the state OF New
York voted for Harrison, invited all
Democrats who voted against Mr.. Cleve-
lands election to give in writing their
reasons therefor. So far fifty-three cor
respondents are in, giving forty-tive rea-
sons. Some are most ridiculous. One
opposed the presidents reelection be-
cause he went into the woods hunting
and fishing land lived like BEAR" two
admitted that they were bought, but the
greater number because he was not a
trlle Democrat.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21
DRAWING ROOM GOSSIP.

The Russian tea urn has Jumped into fash.
ionable popularity.
II becomes an interesting question how
much money can be wasted ia az ornamental
naBteipiecs
II Is held that the average mans complex.
bon viii not warrant the white ra5stcoas wits
evening dr@zz-
Revolving cabinets for TIE alsplay q "a
family Dresden aid ether china are new q
the furniture liIa
Put nails In tie shape Of cToss II lbs nssi
Of a goose, test thunder should Lot sis9ii tn'
ez9s AID prevent them fro1n hsfrni1f-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21
ATHLETICS AND aQUATiC5

Sauusl Ayers is building 3 forty foot steam
launch for a member Of tie New Z ors Yacht
club
IL J. Russell is o~eTkanling Commodore
El5ridgs 7. 0erry's steam yacht Electra 0.
the New York Yacht club.
Capt SAacksord, late Of jay Go1lds steam
yacht Asalaata, Is recovering from long
AID severe llaesS CAPT ShaeEtord Ees a.
the Continental ho.el, Philadelphia
There . movement u foo: 70 rsatch tie
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21
Mrs. Cleveland's Dress Reform.

New York Herald.
After the lecture Mrs. Cleveland held
levee and there was the liveliest press
ing forward by everybody to have the
pleasure of handclasp and few words
with her. She was dressed simply and
becomlngly in a velvet gown of puritan
gray, with soft vest of white silk, over
which the jacket fronts buttoned with a
steel ornament Her bonnet, gloves,
boa and muff were white. the boa and
muff were of marabout feathers, and
the bonnet white crepe, with soft strings
knotted under the chin and held there
with pretty little pins.
Mrs. Cleveland has not only left off
the hustle, but she has brushed back her
bang and wears her hair very plainly in
soft coils on the top of her head. The
Hon. Mrs Michael Herbert and Mrs.
Cleveland had quite achat, after which
Secretary Whitney presented the Eng
lish charge d'atfaires and the meeting
gave pleasure all around. Mrs. Herbert
wore gray also, cloth gown made very
simply with tall puffs or velvet on the
shoulders. Her wrap was of dark plush,
bordered with gray fur with toque and
muff to match. Mrs. Cleveland enjoyed
her afternoon and later drove to the resi-
dence of a sick friend to tell her all
3bOut it,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-21


OF the lightweight killed, but four
were passengers, and three of those only
Were killed by causes beyond their con-
troll. OF the fifty-two employees killed
seventeen We're killed from the same
causes and thirty-fve because of care
lessness and lack of caution. The thirty
two others killed were neither passengers
nor employees. and only one of them was
killed from causes beyond his control.
Eighty-iive passengers We're injured
from causes beyond their control and
twenty-one through careleSSness and
want of due caution. Two hundred and
fifry-Seven employees were injured from
cuuses beyond their control and 1923
from carelessness and want of caution.
Eighteen other persons received injuries
from accidental causes and eighty
through carelessness.