davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
THE NEW YORK PosToFFIcE

WASHINGTON. May l6.--As n result OF a
conference today between Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker, First Assistant Post
master General Clarkson and Postmaster
Vancot, of New York, it was decided 10
send a commissioner 10 New York TO
make thorough inspection OF the New
York postoflice with view of determin-
ing its present wants. Postmaster Nancot
impressed upon the postmaster general
the urgent necessity for large
increase in the letter carrier aud
clerical force OF his Office, which be
represented To be inadequate 10 the
prompt transaction of business He ex
pressed the opinion that the New York
poscofiice should net DE measured by the
same rules that are applied TO other post
offices throughout the country He coG-
tended that the New York postoffice stood
alone among the postoflices of the country
and was in itself vast machine 10 which
fixed rules that were applied to o; her offices
were hardly applicable The classification
system among the clerks was found
not 10 word we'll and in many IN
stances imposed hardships which the
postmaster under the law could not
well avert Instead OF the system
improving the efficiency Of the service 10
had "A tendency to relax the discipline 81
the Office. The commission VIII consider
all the suggestions made by Postmaster
NancOt toJay, inquire a. TO the needs II an
increased force in the clerical and letter
carrier fierce and Ia their final report IN the
postmaster general VIII make such sug-es-
lions as IN their opinion Will lead ga al
improvement in the methods of conduct
ing business Of that Office. it j. expected
that the commission VIII visit New York
within the next few weeks
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
clSlIALTIeS AT CHETOpk

CHgToPA, Kan, May i6.-The fine resi-
dencs OF Elijah Adams burned TO the
ground tonight, with loss OF all the con
tents except the furniture and piano from
below stairs Only about half covered By
insurance.
During the storm few days ago Sarah
Studiey, living six miles west Of town.
was killed by lightning.
On Monday young man by the name 81
Pendegraff, while trying 10 swim across
Russell creek was drowned
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
FAvoRs AMNESTY TO DesERTERs

WASHINGTON, May i6.-AssIstaat Adju-
tant General keltOn is very much in favor
Of the contemplated order Of amnesty TO
army deserters, suggested a few days ago
in Senator Piumb's letter to the president
Ge-eral Kelton IS one Of the ablest officers
in the service. and by his long experience
and close acquaintance with army matters
MS opinion Is valuable Furthermore, he
: likely soon TO succeed General Drum a.
the adjuiant general of the army. He was
asked TO-DAY whether he believed az order
OF general amnesty 10 all deserters OF the
United States army was advisable.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
nTrnR THAT PURPOSE.

WAsHGNGToN. May ia telegram was
today received at the interior department
from Guthrie. Ok, inquidog whether oD
the petition Of the mayor, city council and
prominent citizens Of that town the gov
ernrnent would allowi the Temporary use
Of the government reservation acreage for
a FIRST class theatre" 4 negative answer
was returned
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
TURF WINNERS.

LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Winners at today S
races: Comedy, Jewel Ban, Clamor, Lena
Ban. Maori.
NEW YORK, May 16-Winners at Grave
send: Tipstaff, Bessie June, Bronzomarte,
Carroll, Crbana Eole.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
CUMBERLAND pREssYIERlAns

kansas CIT, May lathe annual gen
eral assembly Of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church opened here today. About
two hundred and fifty delegates are pres
ert. mostly from the south Rev. J. W.
Hubbard. Of Nashville. was elected rnOdeE-
ator, after which al adjournment was
taken until Tomorrow.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
MIsSOURrS GRAM lNSPECTlON.

st. Louis. May I6.-The state grain in
spection bill passed the senate today aud
now goes TO the governor. II contains an
emergency clause and Will therefore be
come law As soon as signed. s.. Louis
grain merchants do not look farorably
upon the measure, claiming il will work
Notwithstanding to the grain trade OF
this city. BY the bill only elevators
having capacity OF over $1,000 bushels
are regarded as public, elevators and the
smaller ones can conduct their business as
they please. One OF the most Objectionable
features advanced By St Louis grain mer-
chants IS that grain mixing viii be freely
INDUCED In. The bill provides for ap-
pointment OF a state grain inspector and
lakes that work out OF the hands OF grain
men entirely.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
STEAMER REPORTED RuRNlNc.

DULUTH, Mimi, May lG.-It is reported
here that the United Empire, a Sarnia line
steamer. is burning. The report has not
been officially coroborated yet, but tele
grams have been sent TO all parts asking
about it. The boat Is a passenger steamer
and valued at 100000.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
TWO Thousand MEN OUT

PITTsBUEG, Pa, May 1.-THE employees
of the lap weld and butt weld department
of the National tube works at Mckees-
port. Pa, struck today for an advance in
wages OF 10 per cent Two thou
sand men are out. The employees Of
the galvanizing and rolling departments
also threaten to join the strikers. About
/. 900 men are employed ia this plant.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
~. p's. IN PRISON

LONDON, May l6-In the house Of com
mons this afternoon 2r. Balsour, chic.
secretary FOX Ireland, stated shx; ten Irish
members Of tie house sac Dow IL. prison
for ofsrses under TIE crimes set he said
thsy are all enjoying good health
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
ppreRyTFe,AH MODERATOR.

New YORK, May is--The general as
sembly Of the Presbyterian church elected
DR.. VIM G. Roberts. OF Chicago. modsr-
ator this afternoon.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
BASE BALL.
CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati .......1 0 0 0 0 l 0 o. 4
Baltimore. ...........1 0 o o. =
Base hits-Cincinnati 8, Baltimore 6.
Errors-Cincinnati 3; Baltimore l.
Pitchers-Duryea and Kilroy.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. .....O U U l U 5 .
Columbus. ............1 l l o = o 10
Base hits-Iouisville II; Columbus II.
Errors-Louisviile 2: Columbus 8.
Pitchers-Ewing and Mays.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. l l 5 0-17
Athletics. ....... ......O 3 U o D A. 8
Base hits-Kansas City 10; Athletics IA.
Errors-kansas City, 4; Athletics 9.
Pitchers-McCarty and weighing.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis .........1 2 2 2 0 0 L 8
Brooklyn 10 0 q D / = D
Base hits-St Louis II; Brooklyn IL.
Errors-St Louis 4 Brooklyn
Pitcbers-Chamberlain and Hughes.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington. $50. 5 indianapolis. ...... l
AT BOSTON.
Boston IA Pittsburg ...... 4
At NEW YORK.
New York. ...... 6 Cleveland. ..... 4
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. 10 Chicago. .......12
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
SHOT OVER 4 LAW SUIT.

NASHVILLE, Teuu., May 1G.-Janes F..
Turner shot and mortally wounded T..
A. Holten in the Office Of Justice Brown
this afternoon. Both men were merchants
and were contests IN law suIt.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17

Address the EAGLE for the necessary
blanks To b. used Ia 5l!ug on Oklaboms
land. Approved By the laod cotsmissioa .
er. prepared by Cop. the WAshlugtO5
land attorney. LI5t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17

DIR. WIN. H. THOMPSON of the University
of the City of New York says: The syDp-
toms of diseased kidneys will first appear
in the extremely different organs OF the
body" Treat the kidneys and not the eff
fects of kidney disease by using Warmers
safe Cure.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
FREE DELIVERY FOR A. c.

WAsHSGToS, May IG The free delivery
service will be established at Arkansas
City, Kan, on July !. lsS9
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS CONOU

Pimples, blackheads, red, rough, and
oily skin prevented by CUTlCURA SOAP.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
EXCITEMENT AMONG PRESENTER.

CHATTANOOGA, May f6.-At this after
moons session OF the southern geuo al ,s-
senbly Of Presbyterian churches there was
some excitement over the presentation OF
the name Of DR. Woodrow OF evolution
fame for moderator. Tuis was aliayed By
she withdrawal of his name
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17

NO FEMALES VOTE IN MICHIGAN.
LANSING, Mich, May l6.-After passing
the house in safety. the woman's muDici-
pal bill was defeated in the senate to-day
by vote Of 100 10 -.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
The Curiosities OF Taste.

A physologist discoursinl on the sense OF
taste, says: ''Strictly speakn az. with the tip
Of the tongue one can't really taste at all Ii
you put a small drop of hone or Oil OF bitter
almonds on that part of the mouf you viii
find, no doubt to your great urpr Use, that 1t
produces no effect of any sort; YOU only taste
it when it begins slowly to diff tusa itself and
reaches the true tasting region IN the middle
distance. But if you put a lit se cayenne or
mustard On the same part you WI u find that
it bites you imnediately-the' experiment
should be tried Sparingly-whiIe if you put
it lower down in the mouth you "a III swallow
it almost without noticing the "a urgency of
the stimulant The reason is thar the tip Of
the tongue is supplied only WI h nerves
which are really nerves Of touch, OF nerves
of taste proper; they belong to {, tally diff
ferent branch and they go to diff, rent CEN
ter in the brain, together with the cry SINH
lar threads which supply the nerves of smell
for mustard and pepper That Ii why the
smell and taste of these pungent II distances
are so much alike, as ybody nj st have
noticed, a good sniff at a mustard 'ot pro-
ducing almost the same irritating q fects as
an incautious mouthful. Newark Sunday
| Call
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
HIS STOUF. WENT UP.
How Maj. Riddleford Was Convinced G.
His Dogs Great Worth.

How Maj. Riddleford Was Convinced Ct
His Dogs Great Worth.
An angry looking man called ct the office
of Maj. Riddleford. Il have come, sir, said
the nan, ito ted you that while passing your
house this morning your dog ran out and biz
me-
"You don't say so!' the major exclaimed.
Eyes, do say 50. | was walking along
the road, attending strictly TO my own bust
ness, when on a sudden the wretch leaped
over the fence and bit piece out of me-"
''You don't say sou
But, confound it, do say so"
''Oh, see You do say so. O."
Eyes. do, and moreover, | want to know
what you are going to Go about it.
Il can't do anything; I'm no surgeon"
'But i want TO know if you are going 10
kill the dog"
killing the dog wouldn't help the wound,
would iti'
mo, but it would be of great satisfaction
to me, and demand his death"
did he jumpover the fence and nab your
'Of course he did"
Didn't crawl under the gate"
''No, tell you he jumped over the fence
did he 60 over with clear leap or did ne
scramble on top!"
He jumped clear over, but what difference
does that maker
Makes considerable difference. A dos
that can jump so high fence must be valu-
able For some time ! have thought that he
was of no account, and had intended 70 ldi
him, but now that you have given ME SC
strong a proof of his worth, why his sto-1
gSB up. He shall live Now, if he had
crawled under the gate, or il he had scram-
bled clumsily on top Of the fence, should at
once have signed his death warrant, but as
he cleared the fence at a bound p
You are a fool
Thank you Wher he bites you again
call around and me. Good day. Ar
kansaw Traveller
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19

immunity Ironf TIE ny pesi Uy close pro1-
unity to his friends pc, petual mobile !"
Farm hands may go in and & ut without pro-
ducing the least sign of alarm But. should
brides appear, that disturbs only master
saddle or carriage horses
As to the mules, no extra tvs itch IN tan or
ear shows the least suspicion tha ,-their owner
could possibly be the victim 81 mistake;
with eyes dropping and head on level With
thai Of his neighbors tail, his So nnoient tor
por is a picture OF trust and safety. lie
knows it is Sunday. | reroeni er well the
amused look of my foreman, Essea when ask
ing him for his opinion on II e subject:
Why, in course" said he, "dey knows Its
sunday"
Pertinent to the above queT-y Is; the other:
Do animals know noontimes Fog ale sake OF
4 lively scene let us some forenoon go into
large rield. Presently we are stag! ed from
our reverie by an unearthly "Eo-kung, ee-
aupg. ee-hung. hung, hung" 1t Is the Mes
tor of the four-footers that calls thusN1 Time
for refreshments "a signal similarly seconded
and approved in succession by forty others
We look at our limepiece and, sure enough,
the large hand Is about covering The smaller
If is DON, The mule however, IS some MN
utes ahead of time, and there ensues a fearful
contest for the mastery between him and the
driver, which the distant dinner horn Caly
ends
Now, how Is it that the mule knows Noon
timel Does he rely On the inf2lhbility OF his
timepiece, that warns him that 1t needs re
winding! Or has be noticed his equally haIn-
CRY partner, Sambo, who, on reaching the
end of the row, haits moment, and, turn
ing face northward, anxiousiy scans the
shadow at his feets Or Is the sensltlVeness OF
his back 50 delicate that he can discriminate
between obl;que and vertical rays:
We are prone to nys;afy, and because we
are unwilling to grant brute creation the
power of reasoning, we call their actions that
surprise US instinct" In the barnyard,
stable and field we never observe this quail
itv of instinct in the 70 ung. 1t is only the
old that become wise By experimentation
tific American.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
THE COURTS.
COMMON PLEAS.

State VS.. Jacob Jacoby and Wllllam
Schnitzler. charged with keeping nui-
eance. the first named defendant plead
entity and WAS fined 500 and sent to jail
for thirty DAYS. The case against SchnltZ-
Ter was discharged.
State VS.. Joseph Shrunk and Ed Weber,
cbaIged with keeping nuisance; first
named defendant was discharged ana
Weber was sent to Jail for thirty days and
y, fined 500.
State vs. Frank Long. same oftense as
above; case dismissed.
State VS.. B. E. Butterfield and ID. n
Kicker: jury empaneled.
In the case of o. Miles VS.. Dave NJ Carl
ton ct al, a Judgment for S143. 20 was re-
turned for the plaintiff.
State VS.. Burt McLane and Walter Row
lev, charged with keeping a nuisance.
Defendants found guilty. No sentence.
DISTRICT COURT.
The following additional assignment IS
made of the civil docket: Commencing at
No. 1O5, fifteen cases are set for Tuesday
September "A, and fifteen additional cases
are set for each following day, Including
Saturday, September IS
~. H.
al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff
". Quincy VS.. Harry NJ. Hudson, ct
al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Joshua Smith VS.. Z. II. Thompson ct al;
verdict against defendant.
Charles Butrick VS.. Carolina NJ Greaves
ct al: verdict against defendant.
Case of A w. Snyder VS.. Z. B. Rankin
was dismissed.
J. w. Neal vs. B. D. Allen and NJ. r.
Bourne; verdict in favor of plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT.
Last will and testament of Dexter y.
Jones, deceased, admitted to probate.
Letters testamentary were issued to jar
Wis J. Jones in the estate OF Dexter y.
Jones, deceased, sppraisement OF real es-
tate in Sedgwick county belonging to the
estate of r. B. Combs, deceased, was filed.
Report of f. Bisseli, steward of state in
sane asylum at Topeka, relating to dis
charge of Mrs Il. Needles. was filed.
POLICE COURT.
VI. p. Brakeman was fined 81 for peddling
without a license.
Robert Edwards and - Goodyear were
fined 81 each for disturbing the peace.
Thomas Riley, plain drunk, was run
in last night by Officer Harmon.
William Seuter was fined So for disturb
ing the peace. He operates on the rock
pile.
Grant Yeakey was run in by Officer
Burrows for grand larceny.
John Schance was arrested by Officer
Burrows for selling liquor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
Well Informed.

Simplicity of language is good, no matter
20 whom one is speaking, but it is 'est to
avoid talking down." even to youn. chill
dren Every teacher finds, sooner or later,
that children are often better informed than
they are supposed 70 be.
The San Francisco Chronicle reportsss! dia-
logue overheard in a kindergarten The
teacher was giving an elementary object les
son.
What is thisl" che asked, as she touched
the table.
Wood
And what is this!' she added, touching
the fender"
Iron"
Every goodl And what is thisT taking
up a bottle"
Glass"
Excellent Now what is thisT' funbling
her watch chain.
Brass" answered one OF the small boys,
and with that the lesson ended
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
ONLY A COLLAR.

Two Little Heauties Went AShnpping
and the Clerk Died That Night.
ooh. wait a moment, Flo; want to~stepi in
here and get me collar; it won't take me
but just minute"
So they went into Llnuen & CottOn'S, and,
after stopping at various counters to price
some ribbons. gloves, lace, fans, ha;rplns,
buttons, SIX, chenille, saXony, passementerie
and slippers, none of wlrich they had any idea
of purchasing. they found themselves at the
collar and cuff counter
Let me see some collarsy.s please, ssaid
Bessie.
"All lneng" asked the clerk
ooh, yes, certainly, all linen"
Square or round corneredF'
AZ hardly know. Let me see both Fkinds'
What kind do you like best, Flo!'
ooh, | don't know, really. 1t dont MAXI
much difference"
mo, so it don't, for'-
'What number, miss"
''Oh, leg me seei / declare if ldon't Away
forget Just what number | do wear Thu
teen. think. What number do you wear,
Flo!"
Twelve and half"
'sDo yonl | shouldn't think I'd wear q
larger number than you, would youF"
Il don't know"
AZ suppose my neck is No, l don't want
so high a collar as that. Do you Ike high
collar, Flor
Il hardly know, really"
s'Of course it depends altogether on the
kind of a neck one has. Mine is as long os c
storks."
ooh, Flol"
at is"
"How ridiculous! 1 thing
"Here is a lower collar, miss"
''Oh, that's too low. Don't you think SO,
FloF"
1T is rather low, really"
"Of course it is. always-oh, look at these
handkerchiefs back of us! Aren't they
lovely"
Aren't they. 1 do love a pretty handller-
chief"
$50 do l. \ real neat'-
Glow do you like this collar, miss"
''Oh, don't like three rows of stitching al
the top; do you Flo"
1.-TWO rows look better, I think"
80 do l. Let me see some with two rows.
'Yesm; here's one"
YES, l see, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dom Just IKE Ib2J elJneI, 40 YOU, III.
Il don't know, really"
Looks so kind of-of-I don't know just
how, but don't like it. The stitching Is Sc
far apart; don't you think 50, Flo."
Il don't know but il is"
Let me see something with only one row
of stitching. Oh, l don't like that; do you
Flor
Il don't know, really"
1T don't look like it was all linen; does it
Flor
mo, don't believe it does"
I'm sure it isn't. I've a notion to get
some ruching and let the collar so; would
you"
"Oh, suit yourself, dear"
DO you ike ruchingf"
"Oh, yes"
Il believe | win get il"
They spend half an hour at the ruching
counter, and then race back 70 the collar de
partment, and finally emerge from the store
in Just eigktv-seven minutes after they enter
ii, Bessie having concluded by this time
that she didn't believe she'd get the collar
today anyhow" and she doesn' tt. D. IN
Time.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
He WAS TOO LATE.
Warning to Bank Robbers Who Ara
Given to Dailviu..

Warning to Bank Robbers Who Are
Given to DaIlyiuS.
He entered a bank in Kansas town just at
noon, when the place was deserted by al ave
the cashier, who had far away look IN his
ewes as his pale face appeared AZ the wicket.
Drawing a revolver from his hip pocket, the
ma with the ,oubrero and buckskin shirt
snd long hair rested the barrel on the edge ot
the counter and said:
Il am Bucksllin joe
"YeSa'
Shell OUT"
The cashier reached around for 50 BIZ
and laid il before him.
Hand out the Doodle or I'll blow dav-
light through you!" ess the stern command.
There il Is was the calm reply.
Don't monkey with met Hand over the
funds!''
There is every dollar we have in the
hank Come around here and see for your
self. "
'But-but'-
Easy enough explained. The pres.uent
and cashier sloped ia company last night,
and this is the bill they overlooked I'm tbs
teller, and I'm standing here in hopes to take
in enough deposits 10 pay ny fare 10 Chi
caGo"
And the shauty is bIsredE"
AS YOU So. sorry Tor vou. CID bov. but
YOU ought - LSve dropped in Yesterday.
Please do ne the favor 10 6aep still as you &C
out I've been lyncae3 ryylce ii rms state,
aud l don't admire the sensation. New
York Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
Ts Dewritten Manuscripts.
If . wr;t er's handwriting is bad, b.

If wr;t er's handwriting IS bad. by al;
-neans il is a dvisable for him to have a type
writer copy made OF any manuscript that he
INV offer i or sale If he Is in any doubt
al out his haE dwritiug. il is better for him to
Civ the type writer and the editor the benefit
of te doubt book manuscript, for ex-
ann = OF 1905 90 words, if it sells at all, will
coll f " at le, st $3.50 To have it copied on
the tvr ewriter would probably cost so. Ii
tha anti uor's han idwriting is bad his chance OF
saII;no II e mann script would be SO much In
creased b havin it put in ieglbie form that
it would p. " him to incur the necessary eH-
nense. or ! e mig ht take the money, buy a
tvnavrirer , nd co, " the manuscript himself
Writer
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CAREY.

w J Wood, st. Joseph; w r Lynch, St.
Louis: + Z Barbour: Boston; Ed l. Miller
and wife Harper; Frank p. Root, New
York; Sidney Ticknor. New York: j Closer,
ST. Louis: J K Cosebeer, Cincinnati; j +
Conlllin, Topeka; J IL Goeen, St Louis; j
g Magaw, Winfield; T Turner, St. Louis;
Joseph Axtell, st. Louis; II f Coleman,
Toledo, O.; Jno + Bucbur, New York;
james Convey, Kansos City; II Hargrave.
Kansas City; NJ Plevins, Kansas City;
Charles Hayder, Holton; Z b Smith, Kan
SIS City; Madison Nelson, Kansas City; ;
Preston, Sedgwick; Jno A Eaton, Winfield;
f H Morse, st Joe; ID a Rice. Lebanon,
Ind: a K Pattison, Kansas City; l. Roden,
Wheeling. w Va; J w Henderson, Win
field: Captain 7 Stiler, L : y; W 5 l.
Dildlne, Arkansas City; Colver Gordon,
Lowell, Mass: j ID Gumaer, Kansas City;
G II Gardner, Chicago; ID K Cunningham,
Mcpherson: w VI Yenawine, Kansas City;
j II Durkee, Fort Scott; Mrs w y Rhodes,
Mrs & u Rhodes Chicago.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19

A gentleman who owns fine collie and
rough skye terrier had them both ont ami
started to 50 rowing. The collie Immediately
jumped in and began swimming after the
boat. In few minutes the skye set up q
fearful howiing. The collie swan up to the
boat and looked back, The man, wanting 10
see what would happen, rowed slowly. The
colhe turned back, and swimming 10 the
bank half out OF the water. let the terrier set
on his back and then turned and followed the
boat and landed his companion safely en- the
other side
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-19
Snlnraon's TernnIc-

The small boy q our household Is not not
ably proficient IN sacred lore out when ms
sister referred 70 kirn the query, W hero was
SoloInoas TEMPER" he Indignantly resented
the supposed impeachment OF LIS stock OF IN
formation and Tetor0eo; " Don't yog think !
Know ary5aingf7 She assured hl,a she cid
not doubt that no Knew, oGt urged Mn 70
state for her benefit Though not a. al cred
lung her sincerity, be finally exclaimed, with
al air OF utler e-aSrczG..os;, 'Ol tae side q
his head, OF course, ware c.llc- fol.,s a-e'