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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
TOILERS KILLED.
a Heavy Gale Causes a Tacoma
W. 9. building 10 faA
wORKFEs CRUSHED IN THE aBRlS.
The Dead Bodies ef stss Men fsEsn
aasua the h0iass sua AZ As fssEsa
Several sthsEs h4ts Lsss
1leh t4xeA
sacl1as or a soKNADo

TAoasA v 4 Mas - At 5;sS IA
Monday fifteen or tNuagS laen were 'I
N0Ik IL a lee hlN4lps hciDs oIsotsa ioF =
lcIel by v aitof h&tSs NAo ses
acting ~ LIS own foreman efG
CLERK ~ works Suddenly a tremendous
stolgu eame up ffom tie soeth-
west, which STRUCK tlls building with fllA
toIoe TIE structure t0tlorea foE LOO
IleuI SnG t1eu collapsed, bary-ng The
NsTkulen la Ihe Tains Those ~ the
spot were par2lyzed ~ the sighr Il
tie eaJastrophs bat the citl4ens aud
laoorers Just returning AoGAs from ~saK
Les AZ g0 gather ~ 10una Tie wrecked bui.G-
Ing, and hundreds we're soon at ~ork s'i-
doayoring IL rescue the imprisoBoo ulen
Ike fret brigade came - the spot az soon
a. the neWa had spread down town. !.Do
TIE work OF rescue wes quickly ses-
temsrzed ln q few minutes SUFFICIENT
debris lad been removed GO get ~ soTas ~
the men, sno tie body of Walter bates wEs
fsTsI taken cut The wss followed by two
live woFkmen. who were removed Ia the
hospital, and then workman named 40.
Connell. Bew arrival from Kansas Wa
found dead " II Snen who oIe week ago
was elected city attorney and who
wss a son-in-law ~ Bates. wac soon after
taken out 80 seriously injured that 10 is
feared lie can not recover. Then al i1leI-
walls OF fifteen OF twenty minutes three
other dead bodies were IeCos cred,
but these have not yet been den
tined The work of removing tic
debris Is sui going on and ocos.
sioaally tie men hear stined means pro-
ceeding underneath Besides Tie woTl.inen
who were injured Rev W A. Msckey pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church. who Skipped
10 seek shelter from tie rain wss
severely injured The building was
frame structure o. by 100, three stories
high, on Tacoma evsnue, and -four stories
On the alley below. The storm has tree
scope, and, coming ACROSS from tie uppeT
sound had nothing 10 intercept its progress
I'LL II struck the building oa the top u tie
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

Lose BRAScs. n J.. Nav Ia The prom
ertg Of Charles q fEspoklyn 81 Hebron
MRs sold Monday afternoon Tie Eotel
ana Is f0InitgIs brought SO 90, Su1 the
Garfield cottage aud Its fufnitare e., Voa
They were purchased ~ " u 0sthrle IN
tehalf - NJ Mary AoEyers Ooslins OF
England NJ fTSnckiyns cousin she hs "a
upon the property mortgage Of sl0o, ,o0e
which was ioreolosed The property is
valued At sl35. .uoo
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
a LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
Government Directors of the u. i. Rail-
way and other Oniciais Named by the
President.

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-THE President has
made the following appointments:
John L. Plumber, New York; George T..
Leighton, 81. Louis; Jesse Spalding, Chicago,
and Rufus B. Bullock, Atlanta, Government
Directors OF the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany.
Alvin Saunders, Nebraska. member OF the
Board OF Registration and Election in Utah
Territory.
William H. Lyon. New York. member 0, the
Board OF Indian Commissioners
Bennett s. Gillespie, Nebraska, Register OF
the Land once at ONeill, Neb.
Samuel Q. Wright, Nevada, Superintendent
Of tha Mint at Carson CITY, New
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
$500 Reward.

wewiu pay the above reward for any case %
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. sick Headache.
Indigestion. Constipation or C0stlycucSs We
cannot cure With Vests Vegetable Liver Pills.
when the directions are strictly complied
with Ihey are purely Vegetable. and never
fafI 10 give satisfaction. sugar coated. Large
boxes. containing U Pills, = cents. For sale
Ny an Druggists Beware ~ countcrfeitS and
fmitations The genuine manufactured only
hy JOHN e. WEST < Co. The PHI Maker" "
So West Madison st., Chicago. Free trial
pack.ges sent by mail. prepaid on receipt of 4.
; cent stamp sold by 81. II. Iio0s. l0 Mon
zoe St. Grant Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
Mon on Pat Mhr>Is.

CHICAGO. May Ia Seven noted bicyolists
started on a ak DAYS jaunt az the F1posi-
ton building at 80 o'clock Monday after
noon They were Albert Schock. 81 Chi
cago, John s Prince. o; Omaha. Wilbur r
Knapp of Denver Ned Heading. The sol
dier wheelTnsn. Of Fort Ousba. Nor
gan 81 LnCinnd. Robert Nell-on and Ralph
Temple They are 20 roe eight hours eac d
day on al eight-lsp track Two thousand
enthusiasts were in the building wnoD John
O Blake, the referee fred bis pistol MOI
gan was The favoriie with many.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
ROASTED TO DEATH.
a Railroad Fireman Pinned Under the
Engine Dictate. His WI1 WIN. DYING.

Engine Dictates His Will Win" Dying.
DENVER, Col, May t.-At - o'clock
Monday morning a freight engine doing
switching near BHily station. thirty I've
miles from here. came ia collision Uth
bowlder upon the tack and was citched
Fireman Lhppan wEs caught underneath the
red hot fre-boK and pinned 10 TIE ground
lie was horribly crushed he lay
I'm this position, with his head
only out from the machinery. for
an hour. suffering untold nrony, no one
being able 10 render him assisshnce. Just
before he expired he called "a brakeman TO
him. and while one-bHf of his body was
roasting from the beat of the engine. do
tsted his Will leaving sl5,on 10 bis two
brothers IN San Francisco. BE gave in-
structions regarding his funeral and who be
desired TO conduct The services Be then
offered prayer and died His body was
brought here last night 10 be shipped 10
San Francisco. Several other uain men
were injured, but not seriously.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
D..chsmp. sentenced to Hang

NV ORLEANS, MAY lA-Etienne Des-
champs. convicted OF the murder Of little
Juiette Neitsch last January. was Monday
sentenced by Judge Mari 70 DO executed at
such time as the Governor may direct
When asked II he kad any thing 20 say why
sentence should not be pronounced he re-
Piled that II he had been given time no
would ave rroved his Innocence.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

PrRIrx. Nay - A serious ARRAY oc-
CURED al Eliseuheim on Monday, afislng
out of dispatsd claims 70 the occupation 81
private lands Tie military we're caited
out 70 dispere TIE angry viiisgeTs, bat
we're unable 70 DO 80 Without fTlng upon
than Seven persons we're killed
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

vsspTsqTo~ Nay 14-ffo~cruov Ses~~-
% pernFylvsnfa. 20 BEEN teD6ered the
ra~ftlrr - member ~ ne bosrf - vis-
itors - u. Annapolis Ssral Academy in
riacs ~ fwayl ateeis - Germantown
"a VINO declined on socoguf Of yrospeo-
tive trip - Eurnpa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

Tsvsrve Nich Nay - The srecutfvs
corn ruittes ~ ths STATE 1grirDituTal So
ciefr met here Monday sud see 6sd - 10
cate tne ssste fair in Isansi ng permanently.
the loesl far society deciding its bsDds0uis
errurfs - fha state sccfstT n "a prsbsbis
tie fsir vii be held 6uyfag TIE week b.
ef~~fr-c eerfars fer
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

PORTLAND. Ore. Nav 1.-THE brake on a
dummy ~ the Front street cable road at
seattle failed 10 work Sunday night, and
tae car ran down grade az great speed and
a. thrown from the track e. turn. pitch
ing TIRE passengers ous on TIE pavement
and causing tue death Il sophronia Nsg
ner. q ChadVick Neb. Several persons
r,-ara Lad II INT
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
All Tor Hnloit College.

BE1oIT. Wis Nav a The sum of So
Or has been promised TO Beloit College by
q Chicago gentleman for the erection o. an
academy building in case our citizens VIII
contribute $4,000 II is understood that
another Chicago man has promised 500
CO. for an endowment fund II q similar
amount will be raised in the city
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

sFEryoTTr1 IL Nay 1.-THE ci~e-
enoes which resulted ia the late strife of
the miners Of The Springfield district were
adjusted Monday ct joint meeting =
miners ard operators u wEs agreed that
the price - be paid for misfng frorr Nav
II 20 October T. iss9 sbsuld be fifty We
cents per ton. frem October o. Nav
spa. sixty cents per ton. al mines b. have
q check ws.gfmsn. 10 be paid through the
cffce, and . seven -sigh1hs inch screen
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
D.,,, =, a.. oI5c., Ranwav onloial.

CARLISLE. Pa. NAY ia General Edward
y Bddle. secretary and treasurer Of the
Cumberland valley railroad died Monday
at the age OF ST years re was q graduate
Of Princeton College and division Adiutant-
General of Pennsylvania. appointed by
Governor Curtin. He was the oldest raj
road official in the United States
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

F.arp4rr7 Vim MsT a. George Ffn-
e-6 nan named Micbasis we're overcome
l-~ fouf air srf ded While sfn kf~r 81 Oh
vel az tte B-o6ge-t fsrm Mon5sr after
-rcn Wrsae,s vas upward 60 81 years
"a ard kfaq oss atout -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May l4.-George Ward, q
night engineer at the Memphis ges works,
shot and killed his wife Monday and then
turned the pistol on himself After firing
two Intellectual shots be sent a bullet
through his temple and died Mrs Ward
left her husband shortly after their mar
riage last January. and It was her deter
mined refusal to return to him that caused
the tragedy
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

Irrrsvurs X Way rt-T r. Gsse1 :
~olt Fsron vhGe - rsate f-r ths cry
tr-ks lro-~ II ths car ri - Injured sfr1-
ssf thst Il = believed ~ 49, never Eacs
arsln Before lssrfrr Nsstvi-e e1esf Nes
s1ersd zz1 rssassG s. - feE As ssl. =
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

vsrtstzoo kich. ksv = Tbs verfies
H. tbs corore,s furv is fhs socia.ut is~s
wsdn-s5sy ~ vbict four vnnnsn lost their
n-es hol5s ths Nicaigsn Ceutrai rallrssd
srs ths TsisEnszoo street Hsflwsv Corsu.
~ snt tss conductor ard engineer - tbs
sz-ftch engine enc orivsg q tie stve.f -,s,
,rirrirs as rsspons.ni. fer the sacio~rf sna
s~~~ - 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

T~r7svtPoIFs. Ind Way "a Inlsns's
old STATE Mouse is to Pc sod under the
hammer II VS. c1etalT appraised Non
day. ard It's value 1es hFed 81 - 30
Frftesn vesrs sro 10 hufioiar cost -
state thst sDua as,i f1e real estate On w blcn
r. s-ar.Fs is valued a. So "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
saoT At TnE CAR.
A R4s.l~n Array oasesr Astsaop,s a. Rll
hlsa.

PAEls. May "a a ts.ssr&Ia received here
states lhat 81 the Gaisotina PALACE SandzE
nlxht a. 0.freeE of h,gh rank in the Russian
army suddenly crew his revolver sna nrsG
~ the Cszr he ralssoe The Gal by lev
inches. sna before he ooala nEe seoQnd
shot Vas seized y ths guards and taken -
HrfHQu
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
In.,le. 60 MiII y. Msrri.d dun. q

w.sEINsroS. Nay r. Justice GRAY and
Ms Jssnnette Matthews. daughter q ths
late Justice STANLEY Matthews. wi 6 DO mar
riad a. the residence of the bride June e
The ceremony VII be Witnessed bF The
members ~ the families ard the Justices
II the Supreme Court and their families
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
TO pls sY ELECTRICITY.
rhs Esrst H1eatb sectSses tadsr 1ks Ass
K@~ a. Nes Nsrk s1Ats

BuFfAIo ! AaY Wiasla
Kenli2 fas ths b<atAl sag1der ~ his
E-gazaauI. Mss lalac 1iessef ga AatcA -
iast hss tees scptsEoe0 30 aae - SlooGslSi-
u y i.tiu tae week QQEul.se lss5ng Jaae -
Al Auhlrn prisoR this ~@s tAs nrsl scn-
geaee aasieE lie sew sss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
Thinks s..Disr win Som Return

JoSDoN. May = -elr francis Ds Win
ton. president - the Fmin Icy Relief
Committee. in speaking before the Eovsl
GeoRT spfics' Society predicted the early
returu ~ Tsnrv STANLEY Be described d
several routes that we're nov open 10 the
cn2st
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
DR.. LeDucs Periodical Pills,

Prom Paris. France act only upon thc ce0rT-
ative organs "a females aud positively cur'
.uDpFessl1n OF the meu-cs from whatever
cause aut al period frai troubles peculiar O.
women A SAFE. reliable remedy. sure 60 pro
mote m-usfrualI0n. should not De used dur
ing PREGNANCY. ihe iargc proportion 81 Ills CD
WEIGH ladies' are d abe Is tnc direct result OF 4
dlsordered OF Irregular menstruatiou- Any
druggist =. A. PiLL tosPANT. Pros. spencer,
Iowa q. j. Ham. II CanAl-st-. 6rand Rap
IDS. Mich, supply Agent
ROBERT STEVENS 4 Co. Wholesale Agents,
Chicago. IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
MUST We FINISH THE JOB.
Colombian Papers Hope for froieoiion
and Aid from Uncle Sam in Completing
the Panama Canal


PANAMA Nav Never In It's history has
the isthmus presented the scene II Offers al
present Thousands Of people out of
work, busy centeTs OF activity along tie
canal abandoned. and many hundreds Of
houses deserted by their former residents
The smaller villages arc almost uniDhgbitoc-
Colombian interior papers have been pub
fishing extensive artielesTcspecungt the Irsl-
ability OF assistance being obtained IN the
United States FOR the completion Of the
canal and they are almost unanimous IA
expressing the opinion that 1t - abs0-
lutely requisite not 10 withdraw from the
protection Of the United stGtes bat rather
70 take advantage OF its immense power
and gigantic influence 10 conclude. with
its assistance, the perioratton OF the
isthmus. 10 trade and advance under us
shadow, and always - remember That
the road for the future advancement of
Spanish America does not lie IN tie cirec-
tion OF Europe, bat in the direction Of tie
Star OF the North"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

DEs NoEyrs IA. Eay IA Burglars a'
Rockford Ia Saturday night entered -
house of t1arles liVfn. chlorosorrnsd 80
hired man. ard sta.e 60 They Iaisset
3 10. Vaica Tss 81 tie houss sne va-ci
ther we're fn seEr-n II
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

AN-fgo MiE Nay "a - Anton ssrrer
brarusr a farmer residing Fr miles east
- this city. died kon6sr from Injuries IN
flcted SATURDAY. ~ fsrolaeus bun sen
sen brennsr had beer sftsoksd ~ the bull
before but on Saturday We gyroo IN the
abdomen while feeding a ngmDer of cattle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

Drxvrs Col xsv i4-Frei Medley pro
rrie-or = The PaehIo Heuss shot and killed.
rs wife Monday because shs refused %
give him nonsv with which % oaF beer
H. -sas drink ~ fhe tiuaa be sfiempte9
- escape hut p-as arrested
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

I~r1sTartrrs Ind Nay l4-Hon Sscos
WhiEe Iemo~-z-sc usrr bsr - ~. fr5isns
legs. stare f~-n johnson CouDtr died
Nrnfsr sref e. vssrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

DvvvrR Col. Nav - -Ths i1ry - ne
TIA az Frr ag-oa q e p. Hstch, q bss-
en- fs- -he rrurlsr Of bis unc.e, sos ultfee
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

plTvE O. fsy IA boiler IN Seward
Dsvis min sKEl05s6 k0pos-. siiiins fo-
wsrd HsrTshorn snf vilissu Tsrlsy ans
ssrious n lrfaying feuY nrhers
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

CFTC4co heT Jts< snuus' conferences
- ths Eotsl seus Krtus Hsnsft sssocis-
ton - the Cn1ted sssass r F-sinE hele II
LIS clGy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

false fsise a. uverff Pariins-ferl erlsks,rs
III NJ tech, C.Ssess 81 my ksBsr"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15
SPECIAL PAINS HAVE BEEN MADE

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists the country. As.
sembed here in attractive form shapes and oddities In
endless variety Special attention has been made to attract
the fancy of the astdOus taste and at the time
goods are shown which in price give great value for little
money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

,-f you Coorings match any draperes, wall de-
coraons or carpets here you will find Just the article to
respond If your in pine, oak. birch walnut
hoeauv here your be fully grated. Everything
the imag nation conceive Is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

yThey occupy five mammoth floors of space filled with
useful and artistic Furnture not only have they exhb
bOn the product of their factory but they have the
finest collection of Artistic Upholstery goods be found
any wareroom in the country-barring
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

So,,o o.ax 80 b roy, psssag saad s.eyrs
IogH cSof y gssss LACTafk fkO EoO0
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-15

a Leas Asss-.aes Esls hose sysEsls. - Bs
tis ~ kSs&
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

in and sent doctor out to him, and he is
now on the road 10 recovery. His wife is
expected IN day or two.
The kind of elixir the Edmond Sun
uses: We would like TO see some more
painting done, for ii wonderfully improves
| town. 1t should be our ambition to
make Edmond the prettiest, cleanest.
neatest, nobbIest, as well AS the most
vigorous and enterprisiDg town in the
territory; and this we can do. Our people
naturally have the taste. style ge,up aud
enterprise TO do this thing. To commence
right we should paint all buildings. II
pays 10 paint, to say nothing OF the i'm
provement in looks. As soon a. build
ing is sided it should have the prime coat,
and then followed by some lively color as
best suits your taste IL wonderfully i'm
proves the appearance of the town.
All the leading and Influential men in
Oklahoma seem to be kausans. says a re
turned visitor To that dimInutIve territory.
Mayor Niles of Lisbon, aud the mayor
and prominent citizens Of Heuuessy, are
kansans; eight Of the ten principal officers
OF Reno City, are Kansans. Dave Bethel.
Of OSaQe City, IS the mayor Of Rock Island
Judge blackburn, Of Anthony, in mayor u
Frisco, Capt. Couch, OF Douglas. IS mayor
OF Oklahoma, and many Of the city officers
are kansans. T., Ii. Hill, Of South Haven,
is leader in the arbitration board az Guth-
Of East Guthrie, while Mr. J. r. Latta. OF
Wellington, Is mayor Of Harrison Nine
out of every ten newspaper men "a the ter
rltory are kansans; nlnety-nine out If
every hundred lawyers are kausanS; a like
proportion OF doctors are from the sun
flower state, while it would De aluio-t
perfectly safe 70 say without fear OF con-
tradiction that every preacher in Okla
homa is a kausan.
Orlando, says a correspondent Is our
trading point and we opine that il is going
TO make one Of tie best trading points IN
the territory. The business men are enter
prsing and are taking the proper steps 10
bring trade 10 their town by making good
roads. They are going 10 begin work
Thursday on the Orlando and Saltwater
City road which will run down this creek
all the way. The principal trouble will
he with the streams crossing which will
be graded down aud bTidged in good order,
and good road made This will give Us
daily mail along the creek to open up n
good trade for both cities, FOR there T. no
Disgusting the fact that this IS the best
section Of country in the territory. Surely
there never was better country than this
anywhere. The grass is from "a gbt 10 ten
feet nigh for miles together and 80 thick
that a horse can hardly travel through il
and the vegetables are as fue ~ I ever
saw grow IN any couEtTy and ali grown on
sod.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
TIE RENO ELECTION.

4 correspondent, who writes on both
sides OF his paper, sends the EAGLE a
communication giving some of the de-
tails Of the military interference IN an
attempted election Claimed 70 he irres~l.
larry called for Reno Clty, Ok. We
cant Use manuscript 80 written, bur the
writer says.
Considering these things, and be
tevIng that snap election vas called
in ths interest q few ambitious Office
hunters, tie councilman present IN
xoked tbs aid Of the military. and ty
direction Of Colonel Wade, Commando
~ Fort Reno, Lieutenant Foster ap-
peared upon tbs soens Just previous 70
the time OF opening the polls and ordered
the proceedings stopped.
Naturally Ebers Sas much al feeling
aid charges of had faith, robbery. and
various epiihsss were applied 20 tie
councilman, though the uA JoFItT Of tbs
best people re so4c-d and consra 81 lsfed
nm On nis prornpt and fearless action.
'issF u as one may, Mr. kselsr feels
that Re discharged the duties imposed
upon him, and vas wholly conscientious
Ia the performance Of the same. Mayor
lJubo has arrived and be viii Ga1Cub+-
eddy call an e.ectaon IN tie regular way
aud give ample notice That csflzsns now
abroad "a vel as those al home may
bsye 40 opportunity 10 exercise iAe.y
righf q suffrage"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
POINTS IN SUGAR MAKING.

From the Attica Advocate.
The experiment Of burning tho ex-
hausted cane chips at the sugar works
is proving partial success at least. by
mixing slack coal with the chips three
parts chips TO one of coal a good heat -
obtained. thus saving fuel and getting
nd OF large quantities OF chips.
The new ana improved machinery put
into practical test AT the Attica sugar
works, and which no other mall has. -
proving ito great value. II has thus far
added i've per cent per ton of cane to
the output Of sugar. and more than ten
per cent IN the appearance OF sugar.
The first strike of sugar at the works
was made IA the little strike pan, filling
eight wagons, each wagon holding about
900 pounds The second strike was
made Wednesday IN the large pan, ILL
ing thirteen wagons oi Ike capacity, or
about 1900 pounds. This strike was
run through the dryers. or ceEtriiugais.
producing sugar about equal % "C'
sugar, The succeeding striacs wlu pro
duce a more satisfactory grade.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Oklahoma City's ice plant can turn out
eleven tons of ice per day.
Some fellow has raised cotton on a lot
at Guthrie. This is better than cane
The Indians near Fl. Sill are to be
stopped from indulging in their sun
dance"
The cold wave has brought everybody in
Oklahoma to the sunny side OF the dwell
ing place.
II there is a shirt factory at Guthrie,
that doesn't necessarily imply that every
body wears shirts.
According to the Capital, TO be teacher
in Guthrie, one must pass al examination
in physiology and orthography etc
A supper was given 10 the boys in blue
81 OkIahoma City last night previous TO
their departure for Arkansas City.
The printing Office in Ok City have ice
water now. aud the whole town seems to
be onto" where 20 get cold drink.
The Guthrie Herald thinks Oklahoma is
most too cool as a summer resort. We
think IL will make a reat record as q win
ter resort.
The Oklahoma City graded schools will
be opened on Monday, sepiembe ID No
teacher viii be employed except tEoss who
have had special training aid successful
experience in teaching.
The Santa Fe has put in another engine
st theft pump house 81 Edmond The
purity of the water a. this place IL highly
appreciated by the road, and as ever train
takes water here, II requires two engines
70 keep the large tsnk fall
4 plat Of the building OF the city schools
was presented 70 ID. GBthgle school beard
81 their last meeting. Ihe Plan viii un-
doubted.y he ace pied, as IL meets with a.
most the unanimous favor II the board
The building j. % De one story high, with
four large rooms and halls, and g 70 COS.
about 500
Edmond sun: Edmond and Ventura
county ought TO have son1s Of heg grasses
corn. sorghum. broom corn, melons Gu
cum bers, pumpkins, stc-, and also some Of
her minerals, az the Guthrie exhibit O..
the Ie.h Il orde. TO show our COZ grsss-
Iaea what we are de.ag. Where Is fam
e. LzGd5 Where a-s The McCo-a.ckss
Where IS every BODY
4 sad case wzs discovered last Waines-
daT by two Cr1fh-is gsntlsuer. While
OUT riding n ;he country they came across
8 house sboat zen miles soatk-as. IF here
and stopped 20 e, q drink IL water and
on entering the house found a nam IN TIE
house. By tie name OF John Tousslsy, al
msss dead WITH malaria fever. 1Asy cams
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

The Wichita EAGLE don't take kindly to
our suggestion that the flag should be
kept floating over the school houses dur
ing the sessions. 1t fears that familiarity
would breed contempt, and declares in
favor of keeping the flag at distance and
bringing it out on special occasions. BY
the same token the fathers and mothers of
the youth of the land ought to be kept in
bandboXes, and trotted ont only on birth
days, Christmases and Fourths lof July
Leavenworth Times
We apprehend that as to the end to be
reached there is little difference between
the EAGLE and its esteemed cotempo-
rary above quoted. but its simile is as
far fetched md inapropos as the scheme
is impracticable, both of which are too
patent 10 need to be discussed.