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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
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es Iei4t iein, SEN sos auf 6ieie @eiie 5u err
tldren.
= 9fa6 Wonaco fin6 ~m6bren6
beS otesi a9rtgen &arnepals
ni0t ipeni8er alS so, 600 8eriouen
0ef 0 III nj en-. Wian bat III oieier 3eit Is
Ouelle unb 16 Sel6itmoroe fonitatirt.
Sin rei6er @nglGn0er bat oaielbit 100000
Dollars perloren. ct peril6te oorauf,
1i6 3u t0oten, nbne DAB ibm bies gelui1gen,
bod muBte Der S6Derpernu1bete it'd eirer
2lmputotion unterSte9en. Der Gotalgeptnn
6cS &aiinoS betrGgt am /. Oesember 1888
bis 81. Wtdr5 1889 3 WtaiOnen Dollars.
Der iunge ierbti6e &0ntg
Nlerauber Ditrfte in gegleitung 0eS
9tcgcntcn NiititiG I'M Stunt ben 0iterrei6tz
i0cn 0of III Si6l, berna0 ben 6eutiden
&aiicrDof belu0en rn0 Johann rad @bar>
folu r~eiicr, mo- I'M Die 3ett Der @3ar anlGBz
LID Der Wtn10per tpeilen miro.
Sn 9}uBlanb itebt 6teSo6esz
ftrafe / al 0o0perrath tpeSz
balb e9 Sabre binour6 feinen Sdarfri0ter
IN benz .3arenrei6e CAB. Ser iebige uno
einjige baiel6it beiBt TroGo 10 uno lit, pte
leiue bret @e6ilfell, Elm 9en1einer Gerbre6er
g%eipcien. QSegen 0reifa6en Wforoe5 tpuroe
CT emit our 3nangSarbeit in Sibtrten Der7
urt9ctlt, bic Strafe ibm aber gegen lle6erz
ndbne oes !0enteramteS e%rlalien. @lBer
iciuem @cbaIte er6Glt CT fir jeoe 6inri6z
tung pier3ig Hu6el, bod tpetB er ftd auBer>
Dem 0elb All MAIDEN. GS bcItebt llGrtli6
aud in 0tuBlano Der Qbergldlt6e, Der StriG
oes Jta6ri1terS bringe Slid. !&aum lit
oa6er cine 6inri6tung ooritber. 10 lit BON
boNite6enoen @~artenipielern itarfe ga9>
frage mad EGeilen oes Strtfes, 6er ioeben
bel OCT 6inridtung ,gebient bot. Oas tpetB
6rolom 3u benuBen uno er Lott ilr Strtds
en0en gar3 enornle Gunlmen. 3eS JliDiz
liiten WtlQoaBfi 6tnri6tung bat i9m gum
Yeiipiet 1900 Uubel eingetrdgen, 0a6er ieine
eigeutbiimli6e Q%leuBerung: rs d bOtfe
Der 0ti6iltSmus DtrD mir NOD
man6eS EGue nh etnttG9eu."
Guilty., 6er rife Gte66a6er
6es BetersburQer Mi6aetSz
t9eaters, lit aus NuBlono ousge>
~ ie en- tporoen, neil er it6 bel eineu
lodern Gouper nit einem OroBfariten ge>
balgt bat. Der @Ilnltler D~erflGgte hi bic
ruiiii6e Jtegierung auf GrioB 0er 10000
Dollars, bic cr iainem Girettoy 0ls 3teagelo
3ablen muB. Gie Negieruug fol- 8gc SQ3>
lung bcreit ieiu.
- Sin ieltenes 3og6gtd BADEN
m Oe6iete mebrere
beuti6e GeezCfft3tere ge5o5L
Qtuf elmer 6ori6nn9sreiie I'M obgsn 5luse
eebiete begegneten Der Gommanbant IND
3pet Offi3tere Der r6Ddne" Dl0gli4 singm
Glepbantenpaare. Der mdnnlide ELEPHANT
itiir3te ii6 iofort alf Die Sffi5iere, 6raA
a6er bon mebreren 6ugeln setroren. funf
S6ritte Dor ibnen toot 3uiammen. Sofort
grtff ieBt bas 0ei6hen Die Teinoe on, purbs
0ur6 Die Gugeln Der W~taga3ingepebre jeoo6
9Ieihfaus 81 8ooeu 8eworfen, bo6rte i'm
!3uiammenbre6en ieinc 3abne in ben 60rz
pet beS gefalIenen Gefdbrten, ipraug pieoer
auf uno entflo6 in bas 9ifidt. Die Diff
5iere erbielten am ndbiten Sage aber Ourh
gteger Den &opf bes perenbeten S6ieres,
pGbrenb Der &opf beS Wadnndens glei6
nit9elomme11 tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
urfprun9 oes Qus6ruds nuncle
Sam"


Ote Sro9e lit tiirsli6 oufoeuorfen 1porber,
1pober Der @uSbrtf Uncle CAM, besp.
leine @nlDenbung auf bic Ser. Staaten Jtez
9terun9 0otirt.
&abre1o be3 i'm Sabre 1912 S1pii6cn 6tes
lem gonbe nno @robbrit0nllieit 9efii6rtert
&rle9eS taufte Gilbert NnDerion pou 9fe1u
gort IN Srou, Sc. ~, einen oroben Holten
S9lpetnefletl9 fiir Die aneritanii6e 9r1tee.
SGl1elbe wllrbe inlpt5trt pou So1nuel gSilz
ION, Der III Nreln0eStreilen inter Dem Sea-
men ,urcle Gam" befannt mar. Die SdiIer
pou S1pelneflell6 murben rs. 81. Il. @"
r%lartlrt, lno 6par pom einem lp ottlulti9en
Ar9eltellterl BON Scr. SSH on.
Son leltet Wtitar6ei1erll mad Der Se0eu=
ting pes l3eldens befragt (Oern Die Sl0ltdz
ben u. @. fir llniteD StQteS maret tbnen
femme ie ni6t, lpenn eS ni6t etpa Gilbert
Nnoerlon uno lncle Sam", cine 9lnlpiez
lung auf Uncle Gam QSilion = beiBen ioQe.
Ser SGer5 fanO Antlang inter ben Nrbeiz
tern lulO perbreitete lt0 raid peiter, ltno
pelt1 Uncle Gam 5l9egelt mar, lpltroe er BON
lclllen Setarnten 9ele9entli6 lpe9en leiner
3unebmenoen Yopularitdt 9encdt. Hal6
fano Der QSib audi 9lufna6me in 9ebrudten
Nerfen unb boburG INNER peitere Gerbreiz
tun9, 10 baB er balo in ie0em 8beile beS ganz
Oes betannt mar un0. lpie Der Soltoner 6iltoz
tler S0Dt VrpH lDret0t, 0Dre SlDelTel Dez
lteben ptrb, 10 LANCE Die Ser. Staaten cine
Nation bleibet.
Sett 1T er eben 70 gut in SGeiid urb 8Gut
nnierer Spra6e iiber9e9an9en, pie ,Sippez
canoe" ,2o9 cabin" nno anbere furSe aber
olSortdsuole Yhraien, mel6e li@ auf MIDI
tt9e @rei9niiie in Der @ei6i6te Der Gepublit
be3ieben. Sowobl ,,Sippeconoe" ais ,2og
Ga6tn" baben erneute Grait 1tlt0 9ebensfGbi9=
felt 9elponner lett ibrer 9lboptiruug bur6
Son. $. 8. 8arrer, pon Safe Cure : 8ez
riibmtbeit; 3lr Senennun9 51peier ieiner
groBen Gtanoarb NemebieS, beren bebeuz
tenbiteS dlS @arner's yo9 Gabin Saridpaz
rila befannt lit. sic per6en 5ubereitet na3
ben pon ~unleren QjorpGtern nit 10 grobent
@rfoIg beniiBten Sormeln sir 6eilun9 BON
olt0eli9en 6eimlu9un9en, be11en bielelbert
bel ibrer borten unO i6weren 9lrbeit in ben
9uten olten GOg Gabins 3eiten man9mal utz
terroorfen TDoren.
Ser qtame uon gSarner's Safe Sure 1pir6
glei3erweIie IN bobem Nnieben bleibe1t, perz
trout ME Elm 6amilieuipru6, 10 lan9e bur6
buielbe Die i1lirnmiten Sornleu p0n 9fierenz
Iei6gu furirt merben, cine Sur, beren ii9 bic
@er3tesunft ieIbft fir unfdbi9 ertl6rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06

Die itbrigen fitnfsig &oitgdr9er III benz Scott
bauS, in melbem lie beiOe Dobntelt, berbet>
g"erufen bate, bamit bielelben tbn betpult7
bern lonten.
- SIN einem Dor Jti6ter @aGfer in Stz
bta11opolis perhanoelten gbeideioungsproz
ScB fam Die b00It ~merfiplr0tge S9ntla6e
5u Sage, baB Der Die S6etoun9 bear1tra1
genbe G6emann, Der 21iGDrtge Wtorton 9Stlz
Iians beseugte, baB Ietle @befrau, Die er Dor
bret Sabren Gallo nit Is SaDren) 9eRetra7
tibet bate, i6m gleih na0 Oer So65elt err
flGrte, 6aB tie tim nte geltebt babe llon 1e
lieben perbe, ior0ern i'm n II t au9SroB
gehetratet babe uno mn beabltbttge,
bis mad Der @eburt ibreS &it0eS nit t9ri
81 leben. SbatiGblt6 bat tie ah6 1tets Det
tDren @Ltern auf Dem 2an0e ge!ebt UNI TT
MIR, tpenn tie gelb6e6itrftig tpar, 81 tbrert
W9anne nab t6autie gefommen ntto nun 10
LANCE aeblieben, ais e5 nDtbi9 mar. letnelt
&opf nit Sfenbe6eln uno dbnltd)en Sn>
itrumenten gu Dearbettel. Sle S6etou119
puroe natiirlih betDillt9t.
-0ie 18ia6rige 6rau 6Goiiic 0e Marco
be9in9 in gtep Sort SeIb It moro, tn7
DEM lie it'd cine &ugeL 1T Die Sruit ia9te.
Seit ettpa ,tpei Sobren ipar Die junge Srdl
nit Dem Contractor Geleittno 0e Wlarco
pcr6eiratbet, lpeldber Dor etlpa fiinf MOnaten
bon Mr0Dle, isis, na0 Vorf iiberlteoelte.
Seine Srau grGlnte iid, metI tbre@be
ftnbertos bIieb unb ieit etlpa bret
Sagen i6ien lie ungepobnlid idmcrn1ittbig.
Sim 2lbeno bes p. 9lpril 9e9cn bal6 lteu1l
1lbr pernobm De Wtarco einen SduB in Der
Slide uno fanD, ais CT btnaltsellte, lette
fSrau aus elmer Y8unoe in Der 8ruit bllltello
l11o nit einem 9teuolper in Der 6anO III ben
lebteu 53igen lje8erO, Gbe dr5tli6e SuLfe
berbeige6olt perOen founte, Oeri6ieO Die
lIngIifli6e, Sn ieinem S6mers periu0te
Der Mtann, iib itlber sl criAieBen, unO
tonnte mr. nit Niiibe baran uerbinoert
perOen. 2ls 8olisiit 0uid pom 20. 8ez
sirf, Der gta6ri6t BON bent Selbitmorb err
balten bate, ii0 all Ort unO STEELE beaab,
pertrat i6m De Marco, nit einem groBen
Wteiier belpaffnet, ben g8e9, lieB ii6 au6
ridt bereOen, bem 8OliSiiten 3ugang ST. ges
mdbren, unO lDarO i6lieBli6 troB letneS
g8ioeritanoeS Derbaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Iahe&-Agrntttr
i1r bic Oc1tt;Me &etMSpOH4

Sie l1nter3ei6neten %bef6rbern Nodete big 81 100
&fuub mad 9cMtiMIaao, CetretGl: SGl'"eoeM,
5tortuegett, GGHcunnrf unO oer SG'oesS 81 oen
regeln1GBigen ppE Der OeMtid)en UetDepoESDeI
tp0Itun8 feftgefeBten q ceiien.
Gbenio beiorgen bteielben Maarenlenoiin9en Hnn
HH0 nod onen Gbeilet Gnropas NIB @niertias gu Oe"
Scale 2Srmdunaim & &or6a6srs,
e. Is Wiuiam Gtr.. Sttw NorL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Beadytensiuertte Anreqett.
SaFases tanO Sanfs@

con uue MAD S~euti6Iano, DtHieer tnte ic, be1
LEOPOLD MAYER, Spor6anf,
l3ieDlSD5 Nc. 7S LasalIe-Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06


SEER Secretau, Der 9rGiioent
Ser Itquibirten MctalIGeieIGz
i6aft in YartS, beIibt cine Der cb
tie g i 5 rs 6erWelt
11no eS tpar I'M erften Iugen6lif Der ftnan7
6tellen ytotb Die 9teoe oapon g%cipeien, ct
tueroe fe perfaufen miiiien. 9iun Bort
man, 6err Secretan babe Die Sarnmlung,
tpel0e 3 bis 4 WtiQionen Dollars tpcrtb
letrl 1ou, inter mebrere ieiner itGrtlten
@ldlbiger, idnlmtli6 &rcbitinititltte, unter
Der Seot1gung bertbetlt, o~telei6en inner
balb elmer b%eittmmten 6rilt pieoer auSl0ien
81 fOnnel1 crit, tpelln CT bteS ni0t tbGte,
9tngen Die &ultlttDcrte in ben Se1tb i6rer
Snba6er iber.
Sett etntgen Ta9en ftn6 2 fGeine
&anonen auf Der 3tpetten 8lattz
form oeS @tffeltDurmes in 8a~
rts auf8cltelt tperoen. 9amit lou nG6s
relo Der 8eltauSitelu19 tdqlid Die @r0ffz
tung uno Die S6lisBung oerielben o1gez
flllOigt tDerben. 8et Dem erlte1 S0ieBz
NerluGe madbte Ser 6immeL nit, ;noem CT
Die S6itiie ourd bos 9to1en zines fSribz
l%ill9SoonnerS begleitete.
Eo6efort befGttgte fIr;z
Ltd in 8riiifel, DaB in Der 9ta6t bonn 2.
0e3elllber 1887, am 8orabenb Der
WabI Gornots, fib ein @omite, be-
itebeno aus Den 6duptern Der. 8atriotenz
li8a, ae6iloet babe, I'm i'm Safe Der 8obI
SerrpS cine Ge~Uoluttpn in Starts
herporjurufen. 8oulanger muBte Darun.
Godefort erfldrt iebo1, baB perlbiebene
8erlonit6tciten aus Der l1mgebung @reuDs,
t1lsbelDnOere General Brug6re, Der @eneralz
lefretdr oer Yrdlioenti0aft, Den g(an aus
orllGli6 Qebiuidt hGtten
Ser y@auGois" in 8arts err
3dblte ieinen 2elern fir5Ii6 cine
1ur d tbare g d auerqe6id te,
1ldmli6 Elm Slgeuieur babe ben Weini1ter
GonItanS auf9eiu0t unb ibm oorgelhlaoeu.
8onlonger auf folgen0e e6euio
nnooerne ais binterliittge Us Sc
1etttgen: Wan iolle ben eleftrilben
Strom bes 8riiiiel nit gorts perbinberoen
3elepbonS Der1tGrfen 1no tpenn 8oulanoer
am 3elep6on erl6einen piirbe, ellte @ntlaz
Dung betperfiteutgen, Die ben General lofprt
tooten tpllroe. 9a man i6on friiber bon
etllen1 S1la8alTau 8elproNen babe, ipiroe
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
The aaairhita 1aily Eage SUNDAY ormne auu A. 1893
whom Jon may 10 fnture be caalmaa unae

whom you may il fnture be ckalmad thSder
squaster title. Hoping you wiz fully appre-
ciate my feelings in the premises, hereby
attach the said deed, as follows, to wit:
Know all men tand womeD by these pres
ents. that /, John Howard, Of Canon City, of
the first part, do hereby give. grant, bargain,
convey and quit claim all my right, title and
interest IN and to the following tun) real es-
tate, to wit: The undivided ancient estate
known as Mary Howard, the title of which
acquired by discovery, occupation, posses
sion and use; situate at present in the town
of Denver, jefferson territory, together with
all the improvements made and erected by
me thereon, with all the rents, profits, ease
ments, enjoyment, long suffering and appur-
tenances thereto in any wise appertaining,
unto --, of the second part; to have and
to hold, unto the said -, so long as he
can keep her, without recourse upon the
grantee, as indorser
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and seal this Oath day of June, 1851.
Signedl JOHN HOWARD. [SeaL1
Signed in presence Of A. Budd, clerk Of
district court.
Per WnBER F. STONE, Deputy.
Exchange.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
In the Cottage by the Sea.
Tho Cubs Rida

When the government light horse tender,
Msnzanita, resumed from her Alaskan voy-
age, she brought back one more passenger
than she started with. This was little black
bear cub, Sallia which literally hugged her
way 20 the hearts of all on board Being con-
stantly with the men, and at the same time H.
lowed 30 roam at win all over the vessel. she
very quickly became tune and gentle as kit
ten, and quite as playful Tneone place where
she was not allowed was the engine room.
not because the CHIEF engineer did not ike
her, but because be eas afraid she might get
hurs One day, Sallie was missed at dinner
time, and one Of the men volunteered 70 Ard
her
After a long search, she was discovered
perehed on the walking beam Of the engine,
which WIS n molten The-e she clunx: and.
and st every movement II tbs grea. beam,
she was rated 20 within SIX inches Of the
csahng, and her Is. little body compressed 70
corresponding thinnesS Bur shs never
made wbimpe-, for she was too much
frightened 20 jump &C, and kns~ she would
be whipped Il Sic made nossa So there abs
c.unS, Tow getting good breath, and tie
next moment losing Il IN q ra:6ar vioieu.
ulamr Tie moGsen. e WIS SIZE q The
naa's e-rls, she hnggsd nxn tightly, and b.
gan q, ssuezi and Ela1e t-e1eodosls f1Ss.
behaving IN sA:s re~pe-- hxe osberx os her
e1-Sza Fra-scasro Ar ~;
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
A Cynic's Decree.

In 1861 John Howard, a Colorado Judge.
introduced quaint novelty in a divorce
case in which be was the defendant. Mary,
his wife, having fled a petition for separa-
ton in the chsncery court, her unfaithful
husband presented his answer in the form of
q quit claim deed of his better half This re-
markahle legal curiosity appears on the rec
orCis as follows:
In court of chanoery. Denver city, Je5er-
son territory, Mary E. Howard, plaintiff, rs
John Howard, defendant Petition for d.
vorce. To the plaintiff in the above entitled
action:
Whereas, having been cited through the
press at Denver TO appear before one Judge
Browning, OF the above entitled court. to
show cause why your prayer 20 De divorced
from me should not be granted.
l, the defendant, hereby state waving nv
own cath in the premises that don't know
any such Cause whatever, and .bsrsfc-e coz
feSs the corn! And said defendant, as Judge
OF the Canon City district court, enter de-
cree in your favor accordingly: and, N order
70 relieve you Of any rnbcrrEssnart in the
matter 1 have executed and saut YIN here
with, SIS part Of this answer, e quit claim
deed OF all my right, title and interest what
ever in youSlaavtng q. blank 20 be filed I'D ir
the name OF the party gram. bE
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

( The present age Of the earth has been
placed by Sir William Thomson at 10000
poo years, while the specuiations of others
bave given much larger figures. There are,
however, good grounds for regarding 1000
boo years rs q moderate estimate Scientists
concur in thinking that this is but a small
part of the earth,s exis1ence, and everything
leads TO the belief that its total evolution
Through the immensely Of space viii exceed
million centuries.-New York Commercial
Advertiser
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
Preserving Telegraph Poles

Telegraph poles are preserved in Norway
By making a. auger hole about two feet
from the ground. IN which four or five
ounces Of snipaate of copper in coarse crys-
tails ore placed and plugyed IN the chenni-
csal is gradually absorbed by the wood until
Its whole outer surface turns a gree.lish hue
The sUitshate requires an occasional renewal
ssd is said e be {, perfect prcsery alive
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

4 writer In scientific magazine say,
the earth l. being bored too much and k
liable to lose its place among The heaven
~ bodies in Consequence The busy edi-
Tor can synpashize with the earth tie
Is also likely 20 hose hss piece among the
heavenly bodies from being bored TOO
rnsich-Judging from the language ke
uses when the bore besres~
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

According 20 the latest educational re-
port of 1884. only Laos. 9l3 of the IL, 900.
900 children in the Russian empire ST.
tended schools. About 30 per cent.
therefore. OF young Russia receive no IN.
struction at all In sixty governments
there is only one school for secondary
instruction u every 5000 boys and o.
600 girls, Only 03 per cent of the boys
OF an age TO attend a public high school
cen be accommodated. For girls, the
number of such schools is even more in
significant The schooimaster cannot be
aid 10 be abroad in Russia yec-Scienca
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
-sSSNllIaNw
1.AtfA+ sEsCs~
9d%k %dy1
A TWO STORY BRICK.

Plans and view of Handsome House
Estimated % Cost $4,000.
This Is from the National Building Plan
associations Artistic Homes" Brick two
story and attic house, with stone foundation
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
Wo,ld Stop 9. the Oceans

AN old farmer OF tbs coast Of Maine, 4 tae
vicinity ot Ear Earbo-, watched with deep
interest the projects OF a wealthy laid o~FE@r
who lad tuIt an e.eEaa. sa--lrssscot'aSea and
wascuyig Up real estate right and lat ~
deczsre.~ exc,air-ed II. II don't eui
WHIT be won't se sasis5ed 81 &c buys UP al
N. lzr.i saa=t z-.zs in>--I~Et<ecz Ic---r,4
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
A THOUsAssD DOLLAR HOUSE.

Plans and View of Two Story Frame
Dwelling.
From Artistic Houses issued by the Ma
tional Building Plan association, Detroit,
Mich:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

{ Brick Two Story and Attic House-Stone
Foundation, cut stone strinunings, slate roof
sattic uRtiDiSile>D. Height Of stories in the
s'clear-FrSt, Il feet; second, 10feet Cellar,
6 feet inches. First story contains hall, 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

Ing room, bSth room and closets Princi-
bal rooms hard wood, finished in oil: inside
blinds. etc.
Estimated cos Of building. 5000.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
PERSPECTIVE vIEw.

PERSPECTIVE y1EW.
and cut stone trimmings. Slate roof. Height
of stories in the clear-fnst, 10 feet inches;
second, 10 feet Attic unfinished. Cellar, 6
feet 6 inches Principal rooms finished in
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
A Boston Interruption.

Officer Sullivan ION Boston Common
Which one O. TIL nobs are yez wor-rkin' for
now, Norah2
Baby Endicutt breaking in)-Ehnorah,
when you are fatigued conversing with that
intensely plebeian person, you will confer a
favor by perambulating me to my fathers
residence on Commonwealth avenue.-Scrib
ner's Magazine.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

Frame One and Half Story Dwelling
Height Of first story, 9 feet inches in the
clear. Attic story, feet inches Cellar,
feet inches. First story contains hall, 7xl2;
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
FIRST FLOOR

yeet inches K Il feet inches; parlor with
Fireplace, 15xf5; sitting room with fire.
plscel, l5x20; library, 10 feet G inches IS;
dining room, Is feet inches 10; kitchen.
is feet inches Il; pantry, 4xS; china
sloset, 4x5; front ana back stairs Second
Story contains four large chambers, dress
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

SECOND FLOOR
ct, each 6x6. Second story contains three
bed rooms, dressing room, closets and bath
Room. Estimated cost of building, 81, 000
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
AN $3.50 HOUSE.

A Neat Story and Half Structure Planned
and Described.
From artistic Homes, issued by the Ma
tional Building Plan association, of Detroit,
Mich:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
FIRST FLOOR.

hard wood with oil finish; inside blinds, etc.
First story contains hall, 7xl6; parlor with
fireplace, l3xi5; dining room with freplaoe>,
13x14; kitchen, 11x13; pantry and chipa clos
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14
AN $4,000 DWELLING.

Two Story Brick, with Attic-A Tasteful
Structure.
From Artistic Homes, issued by National
Building Plan association, Detroit:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

FFIcE -. 49, BY
no
APPLICATIONS TO ENTER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-21
A MODERN MARVEL.
DR.. Tanners Celebrated Fast
Thrown Deep in the Shade.
An indianapolis Man Goes SixtY-SeVen
Days Without Taking a Bite
OF Solid Food.
After Becoming Reduced to a Living skele ton
He Dies at the Age of Eighty-Five
Years-A Remarkable Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Aug. 2O.-Robert
Marvel, after fasting sixty-seven days,
died this morning at O'Clock. His
case IS so extraordinary that it has at
tracted attention, not only of curious
public, but of the medical fraternity
far and near. He was eighty-five
years old. On June 13 MIR. Marvel ate
his last square meal. For thirty-siX
days he took absolutely nothing into his
stomach On the thirty eighth day he
bit off q piece of pie but did not eat 1t.
On the thirty ninth day he drank small
quantity OF milk and at Irregular periods
he has continued to do so. All told he
has drank not to exceed one gallon of
milk in the sixty-sev@ days that have
elapsed since he began to fast. The eff
feet of this abstinence Is such as would be
expected The faster has reduced HIM
self to a Giving skeleton. - The case is
so far beyond ordinary that incredibly
has been excited. But there is no occa-
sion for this, as Dr.. George Hasle,
we'll known physician of this city, has
regularly attended him. Great difficulty
in treating him has been caused by his
determination to resist all proffered and.
After fasting fully a month he one day
rose from his bed and Selling pan of
water that stood near drank some of it
Soff After that milk was left near him
and occasionally he would rise and drink
a little.
During the last week Marvel has been
belfast, except at times when he would
spring up and wander about the house
and porch. Sores came on him by reason
zoe his long confinement, and evil
IDENTITY Marvel has not only sui
fered long but severely, though
everything possible was done to
relieve him. His fast IS the longest on
record so far as known. The most
prominent case of voluntary fasting was
Tanners. It viii be recalled that he ate
nothing and drank only water during
forty days.
Marvel lived with his relatives in Pike
township, seven miles from the city.
His trouble began wjFh aDOplexy and
paralysis. Mr.. Marvel was born in Sus-
sex county, Del = October Z, 1905.
When young he was. q sailor for seven
eyears. He came West in 1888. lie
lived in his latter years with his wife and
daughter, Mrs. james.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-21
CRAZED BY TROUBLE.
Missing Man Turns Up in the Woods, Run
Crazy by Business Affairs.

Missing Man Turns Up in the Woods, Run
Crazy by Business Affairs.
TOLEDO, ONO, Aug. 2O.-Three
weeks ago Adam Remmert, a well known
building contractor, disappeared IN a
mysterious manner. Some months since
Remmert was awarded a contract for
building two new school buildings in this
city, but he took the job too cheaplY,
and finding he would lose money he left
the city A most diligent search was
made for him by his family and friends,
but without avail, and he was given up
as either dead or having fed to avoid the
disgrace of business failure. The
mystery was solved yesterday morning.
AS q hunter was passing through the
woods near a grassy point, three miles
below the city he discovered man half
nude and with what clothes he had on in
tatters. He called to him, and dis
covered to his great surprise that it was
Remmert, whom he knew well. The I'M
fortunate man hearing his name called
turned and ran like a deer through the
woods The matter was reported to the
chief of police, who detailed q squad of
officers to search for him. Mrs. Rem
inert Is almost distracted at the fate Of
her husband.