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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The sonorous voice of the ward hummer
politician is heard on the streets. His
breath is reported to be highly favored
and his price extravigant. but of course he
is looking out for friends"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Mr.. O. o. Martinson in the last few days
las sold thirty-two lots in his seventh adj
4ition near the watch factory, the agree
ment being that residence shall be erect
ID Gu each lot.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The evidences of a runaway-a broken
sulky. badly bruised up horse and man
went east First street yesterday, look
ing for a black smith shop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
Hoods SarSaparilla

sosa ~ al e-1=gfszA flsx Sx 81 FrsY&-sa azsy
~ G = HOOD CO. Lc-sA H3ss
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Mrs. Monihan yesterday received from
the insurance department of the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen &, 600.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

General Oklahoma Hill gave a perform
ance on Douglas avenue yesterday with
fifty broncos. 1t was said TO look consid-
cradle like the same ones Wild West
show
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The travelling passenger agents report
an extensive travel east from California
and many nice people are making the trip
on second class tickets.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The Hon. H A. Lee, of Kingman, was in
he city yesterday attending to business
matters. MIR. Lee is one of the leading
members of the house of representatives.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

a horse decorated with boy yesterday
afternoon crossed Main street going west
on First at runaway speed. The last OBJ
servations report the boy in the saddle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The young people of the West Side Pres
byterian church were entertained last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter at
their residence
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

There are two hundred thirty men en-
ployed on the sewer construction. The
brick main, it is said, will be completed
within two weeks There is a force at
work on main 5, Washington avenue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Mr.. Service, a conductor on the Wichita
& Western, said that he was approached
the other day by little colored boy who
enquired, ''Is Springer Bill any relation to
Oklahoma Bill?''
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
ATTENTION KNIGHTS rEupLAE-

Special conclave Of Mount Olivet COM
mandery at 80 O'Clock for work in the
temple. A large attendance particularly
requested By order.
c. " JONES, c. Z
r = Marty Recorder
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Every voter must be registered ten days
before the city election in order to enable
him to vote
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

J. W. Duff. of the Lyons Drug company,
who came down 20 meet the state board OF
pharmacy. yesterday. made the EAGLE
a pleasant call. taking in the entire plant.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07


The citizens of the Fourth ward are re-
quested to meet at the Oak Street hotel
Friday evening at 7:30 for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for council and a
candidate for school board.
By order of committee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Representatives Ed. Phillips and Henry
Boyle were in the city yesterday, shaking
hands with friends and talking over recent
happenings. Mr.. Phillips says farmers of
his neighborhood are blowing deep early
and late, ana are feeling quite hopeful of
good crops. The wheat is looking fine, in
fact never more promising.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The directors OF the Childreo's home
viii hold their regular meeting for March
toby. the 7th. az p. N az the home. ll9
Pennsylvania avenue
N-e D-aS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

NJ. V. B. Chase, prominent citizen of
Augusta, Maine, is in the city for the first
time, guest of j. Ed. Davis He has sew
eral times visited ali the large cities in the
state, and after looking our city over
thoroughly, says; lyon certainly have
the best and most enterprising city in
Kansas"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

sass ~ al sy-xxsss- g. sr - 8 F--a@rs< sal
~ e. ! Ese31 q Co. iIgssS. N&z.,
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Mr.. Charles B. Sloat, travelling passen-
ger of the Chicago, Kansas x Western,
was in the city yesterday. stopping at the
Metropole. He left last night for Kansas
City to take charge of a gang of Mormons
IN route from Georgia TO salt Lake City.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
uSTICE COURT,

". 5. Hannum, Of Garrett, Kansas, who
is visiting Wichita, made the EAGLE sane
tum brief call yesterday in company with
Dr. Z. Z. Hamilton, OF Il. North Market.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Mrs E Massey went via the Santa Fe
yesterday, 70 Beuna Vista. Col.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
For the Eagle.
THE KID POET.

I.
Boys brain
On fire
For fame
Great desire.
Turned poet.
Coz sick:
Couldn't write
Lunatic, &C, p. J.
Wichita, kan.. March 6. lSSA-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Al Stedman, who is now confined in the
county Jail, awaiting removal TO the in
sane asylum, night before last became very
yio en- and almost uncomfortable. He
imagined that he was being pursued by
some one trying TO murder him and cried
and shouted so much during the night
that hardly any one in the building could
rlaan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. H A SToxEg, Sec
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Hon. o. H. Bentley arrived home yester-
day. looking little thinner in flesh and
somewhat tired, but still the o. H. of
former days when honors and responsible
ties rested lighter. The dressed beef bill
no doubt was his nightmare. A majority
of his bodywere for legislation but any leg
lslstion, whatever other effect it might have
had, would have proved almost if not en-
tireiy serious TO Wichita's greatest inter-
est. So he labored with the brethren
night and day until danger disappeared
mid the confusion of closing hours. As
for his record for the winter in a general
way the EAGLE had something TO say in
its Tuesdays edition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

A well known attorney of the city way
yesterday consulted 10y a woman as TO the
proper course 10 take in a pending litiga-
ton. She insisted upon certain course,
when the attorney said that it would not
DO as such was not the law in Kansas.
Well, it is in Missouri" she replied
THAT may be, too" Then | guess l will
so back there and get a Missouri LAWYER
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

c. Z. MAETIy, Recorder.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Mr.. /. \. IerrlII lays upon our table 8
new geological find, the character of which
we are utterly unable to determine 1t
lies in lode sixteen inches wide which
stands perpendicular, and the substance
looks as if il might be composed of black
sand and pulverized quartz, cemented by
chemical action or by heat. 1t much re-
sembles the formation which bears the
Mexican garnets. Mr.. Terrili says that
his mining company made the discovery in
this county but they are unable 10 deter
mine decomposition or value. 1t will be
turned over TO the chemistry labratory of
the Lewis academy whose class may posi-
bly, give US some light.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
FOURTH WARD MEETING.

Wichita, Kan. March 6. lSSa-
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genomme11 au psrben. Sic 8ortbeile,
pelhe Die Wusfibrung beg prcteftss
fur @albehou i'm Gefolge BADEN pirbe,
linb gu febr in bic Nugeu ipringenb, als
baB tie niht geadtung finben foQten.
Die &aItlaeer=I uitalt miirbe nDtbwerz
bigger Weiie bic 8eranlahuns our balbis
aeu Nnlegung bon S6ladt : IN italten
iM sroBartigen MaBitabe merben, unb
-bann Diirben bic aaberen, bamit tit
8erbinbung febenben Snbufrie5uei8e,
ME @erbereieu, Gno6enmebl., Gnopf,,
&amm. Gabriten uim. na6folsen. Wie
perlautet, mirb bas 8iirger &omite in
elm puar Sagen feline Nntpprt auf bieien
Iori6lag Ser gieb3i6ter ertbeilen.
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Qnngen=Qeioelt.
Mucrtet.

= 9err Neipcomb bemirbt R1 ME.
Der UNI bas Mmt oes pofmeitsrs bon
San Mntonio. Cine petltion gu feis
men @unften circuIirt in Ser Sta5t, Oil
aud beretts 5ablreihe unteif9riften &C.
fun6en bot. unter Nnberen baber
aud Der Mapor uub bic idmmtli9en
Nloermen o~ieielhe unter3ei9aet.
= Nuf Der Stand oes Scr. @bas.
Sair, 6 Wfstlen ilonetli6 bon be,
Stabt, an Der fogenaHnten Nppleubitez
&oab, 1T man beim Bobren zines arts:
ff9en Brunnens in elmer Siefe bon
$50 SUB auf Petroleum geftoBeu. Das
Del 1T BON ausge5ei9neter Qualitdt,
es 1T i'm @egenfaB gu bemieni5en aug
ber Dulnts'i6 en 9elqueae, uel9es
cine adbe, flebrise MaHe 1T, gang biinn=
fiiig uno 5iemli9 flar, unb brennt
nit heller, Hart leu9tenber Glamme.
Serr Balm pirb iebt genaue lnters
iuGuaseu anitelen lafen, UNI gu cons
ftatiren, oh bas Del in binrei9enber
Mseuge porbanben If, 10 baB fi9 cine ra'
tiogele ansbeutung lobnt.
Der SoGrbing6aus : Wirtb @mil
2anden, msl6er negen rMDrb : I'm.
grifs" aaf feinen 8oarber Gurlep
Miartin inter 8trgi9af. i'm 8etrage
bon $500 geftellt purbe, 1T, ba er bies
ielbe ni9t aufhringen fonnte, benz
gountp, @efdngniB ~iberwiefen porben.
- 8eridume Miemanb. bas morgen
I6enb i'm @roBen Opernbauie fattfins
ben6e Concerto bfs rGioelia : Club"
gum 8eIiea bss Nlamo. 9entmal. Gonbs
gu bsiu6eni
Sn feiner Nnipra9e an bic neue
@raabzSurp legte &i6ter Noonan 6ers
ielben beionbers gr0Be Strenge gegen
bic @pieib6aen=8 efiber ans Ser3. Gers
ner ma6te er fie auf bic @efabr aufs
mertiam, mel9e benz @%emeintpsien bas
raus ermd9ff, bob cine groBs Nn3abl
balbmiGfiger Burden unb Mdoden
fi6 miiBia un6 unbeauff9tist berum.
trei6en. Gs lei bies = meinte CT = bas
Ma!erial. aus pel9em ii9 Die gerbres
der : aiafe gu refrutiren pfegt. Gum
66lufe foroerte Ridter Noonan bic
@rano SutD Ouf unna9Ii@tig seeen
ale Wirtbe %por1usehen, wel9e an Wins
beridbriee geiitige @etrdnfe ~berfaufen.
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Sin intereifauter puliaei.8erlbt.

Ser bonn poliSeis@ler 0ermann 9ei=
Iigmann au~sgearbeitets Sabresberi1t
iiber bic S~bdtigfeit bes &eforber=@ eri6 /.
tes unb Der Boii3ei i'm algemeinen peilt
nod, BOP in benz nit benz %. Se5ruar
1889 abt@lieBenoen Sabre i'm Gar3en
1857 8erbaftungen oOrgenommen Durs
ben. 5. b. cine u bnab nj E I'm 158
Gdae gegen bas borbergebenbe Sabr.
Wegen fGperer 8erbrsGen Enb Wergez
ben, beren Mburtbeilung fiber Die Slris.
bittion 0es &eforbers binaus9ebt, wurs
ben 173Perfonen ber6aftet; 399 BON ben
8srbafteten wurten freiseiproden, 80
oppenirtcn an cine b6bere Snltan3 unb
Die ibtigen muBten ibre Strafe be3ablen
ober bieiel6e cbiBen. Sn 8s5ug ouf
bic Rationalitdt Der geltraften iteat
6err Seilismann bic foIsenbe intsrei.
fQute Site auf:
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@ms. 3Sains Il esbn.

llniere Sauptnabruna If unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb I'M fOl1es frif@ aao
gut su erlansen, tann man unm6gli9
eineu superldiFseren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 06fing & Sobn, No.
511 Npe. g.. Die Serren baber benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e9uuilg ge'
tragst unb In ibrem @tablihente1t cine
falte 2uftmaidine erri6tet, tpeld)e Glen
Nnforoerunaen fur @rbalttng utto @nts
feraung i6dblider Sngrebienaen 6es
sSIeiides entipri9t. Sic baben befdn'
Siq In ibren 8iebbDfen einen groBer
Worratb BON Wafipieb, aus uel9em
fllr bas geffe fur ibre Gunben geudblt
pirb. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beiu6e ben Martt, No. Sill
Mpenue .. 1,lOf1
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- MiB NarrawaD BON Der Salpas
ton : 4rmD bat cine petitiOn an ben
StaStratb seri6tet. in melden fie UNI
GrIaubniB fir bic Wbbaltung bon
9eils. 8eriammlungen auf ben pla3a's
na9iu6t. 9a taum elm @runb bor.
liegt, tuesbalb man ibr biefe grIaubniB
berpeigern fonte Chat in bieiem freiert
2anbe bod elm Seoer unb cine Sebe bas
&e6t, fi6 gum Narren gu ma6en!)
10 BARI man 6iefem gpttesbienitli1en
3errbiloe unb bieiem Circus pobl nit
einiger Spaununs entsegenieben.
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Ser Ginbereaa gdub setore,

Ode Olt.SoufonftraBe unb Mbenue G.,
bat ieinen 9orratb BON 5duben fir
Qerren, Damen unb &inber fit bic bes
b~oritebenben Saiions erbalten, uno 1T
i'm Stanbe, aaen Nniprl6en, pel9e
man an elm elesantss ooer on bauers
bates unb preismiirbiaes Sdubperf
fte0t, gu geniigen. Ser Gtnberell a
S1ubs Store 1T elm iebr beliebs
ter @intaufsort, namentli6 oeuti9er
0amen, ni9t nur Der suporfommenben
Beoienung tuegen, %fOnoern tbatid9li9
neil bic f%eileebotenen Waaren in ieoer
9inlidt empfeSIensmertb fin6 unb Sas
tisfattion segeben baben. Wean finbet
bier bas 8orsigli6fe, mas GuBbefleis
bunastunitler nur leiiien f6nnen;
e9ube fur ben Bauiaal. ausgebes
i6ube, S6ube fiir's 9aus unb iarfe,
babel bod elegante S6ube fur Sinber.
Serren tperben in glei9er Weiie bes
6ient. AaeS paBt mie angegohen.
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3 " l1otur Deij1ebet

III ttr SSieoerberfelung erfranfter ODER
ter6raHGter gemebe, bas 1T alles, tpaS
cite Gr5nei tbun lam. Sci 9ungenleiben,
!ote Grfdltnng, 2llitr0brencntSinbung uub
allS5ebruna, eatSiiloet ii9 iutiner suerf bic
S@ietln9aut, bana peritopfen iia Die 2ltftz
5elen in ber 2utge, uno bie 6olgen finb
Snberfeln ntto 5alctt :3erit0runs Der Sc
toebe. 9aranS gebt berpor, baB Die 2uftz
r51rerilte nidt beiten @f6nnert, bis Der reis
aerSe 9Hiten e%ntfernt lit. gper's @berrDz
Yectoral
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untsr u%uoem6bnIib trourio

Inter uugembbnIi6 traurisen
umftdnoen ereisnete li6 oieier Sage in
Son Nntonio Elm 3obesfau. @apt.
Sod bon Sacramento, Californian, be-
fanb f@ nit ieincr iungen @attin, nit
Der er crit IA Sage o%erbeiratbet mar,
auf Der 9odSeitsreife. S6on unter=
tuels ertranfte bic iurge 6rau ali einem
goftrii6en Uieber, uelhem Tie aud an,
borigen Samstag eriegen 1T. Oas
iunge Yaar mar bierbergefommen, un,
an ber 9od3eit eiuer Ni6te beg Wr.
Sad tbeilsunebmen.
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ou"oS' ~ioetaIe!l NulU UclIIGHH utiU
@uerguin.
Geiunbbeits. geb6r6e: Or. j. 6erff
r., Yrdfoent; 9r. Nmos @ropes uno
Or. Gb. Bennett, Staotar3t 9r. 8rauns
nagel unb bet giirgermeiiter.
alderman Bolton rei9t einen BroteIt
eth gegen bic publiairten Nmenbements
gum g%egeatpdrtigen Gitp @barter auf
Grunb Der Ginnenbungen elmer Nn5abl
bon girgern. 9erielbe piro ad acta
genommen, ibnt aber benerft, baB, oa
Die Mmenbements ben Stabtratb bereits
pafirt bdtten, ginpenbuugen bagegert
11ur nod in bet 2esislatur gema9t perz
ben f6nnten.
Sie SnipsttiOn Der Nlamo bur@ Den
StaotsSngenieur mirb angeprbnet.
Sin Nntrag our 8erbsKerung Der
WlebinasStr Nib benz &omite ibers
Dtefen.
Gin Iutrag wirb aagenommen, elm
&omlte 81 ernennen, I'M nit 0ugo &
S0unelBer iiber Sen Wafduf oss Sbeiles
beg 9efBthums biefer Girna 81 bsrbans
beln, befen Nbbru9 ssuhgen tpetbe,
bic SFfeite bes Nlamo. Yla5as 9erabe
81 MAIDEN.
&eimann's Intrag, $500 gut fofor.
tigen 8%erbeReruus Der Of.Gommeree.
Strabe big gu Sen 6rieob0Fen 3u bemils
ligen, lpirb benz Romite iibertpisien.
Bolton bringt einen Nntraa gu Nmsns
oirung BON Gbapter Sc Der repioirten
Stabtperorbnung Elm, babinsehenb, cine
ffrenge Sontrpae i'm Staot 56abamt
ein5ufibfen unb unterbreitet cine babin
sielenbe aus9earbsitete Srbinar5. 9a
3weifel auftau@en, O5 bisie Orbiaan3
n'9t gegeH oos Staatssefeb uab ben
@barter oerft6Bt, pirb BE Sadie Dem
S%taotanDalt iberpielen.
Gin Wnttag pirb einaebra9t, bas
Jeuers 2omite gu be%auftragen, f1 iiber
bic 8rau6barfeit eines nu.omatii9en
Teuers Giarm : gpfems inrerbalb Der
Staotgrefaen gu iuformiren. Dem So.
mite ibermiefen.
Gin Introg CUR Nufb,ntrurg Der
Grodettfrobe nib BON 2odpooo Gin.
gerei6t.
Bolton beantro9t, baB Bic Stdot.
ratbs RtfoiutioH pom 6. Stunt 1888,
betr. ben @sbraud 6hemliher 8tGbe III
gsriamnlungen annuQirt lperbe.
Nntrdge BON 2pdwoob, 5teiniiberz
gdnge Oil ben gdeR bon Ipe. C uno
PsfaniiraBe uu9 Noe. c uub 10. StroBe
81 bauer, werneu Dem betr. Gomite
tiberipieisn.
Bolton bsonirost. baB bic 3abl Der
sauitdts6sGmten auf 4 FeltgeIebt iperoe,
bel glei6em 8ebaIt pie bisber. Der
@eiua obeiis.8sb6toe iibermieien.
0ierauf Te.agang.
@ini9e 5tunbsn rad Der Serta9ung
wurben nod folBenoe Gomites bonn
8iirgermeifer ernanni, fir bic er In Der
geriammiuug nod ni6t porbereitet
mar:
Sels9vopb, Selepbon unb gnbnen:
Mlbernlen Set, Conner uno @uergain.
9oIpitai: Ylcermen &eimann, Com
ner unb B0lboune.
8ef6dFtsorDnung: Mloermen Salt
ener, 5artor unb 8%0lbauue.
S9uIen: Ser girsermeiter, Nlbsrz
men &osers, Guerguin, SartOr unb
&eimann. 6
sa- Grinuert @u9 Der Sbatia9e.
baB Joske Bros. SebeH, BET fir $500
BEL ibnen fault, nit einem BILLET fir
bos GOn3ert ON 6. Wdr3 gum 8eiten
be5 Nl0mo>W onument.G Dnbs beiGens
fen. Gieie 8ilets merben gratis in Der
Office i'm Spernbaute ausgegeben.
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perfaufen ibrer gan3en Waarenbprratb,
beffebenb aus Serrens unb &nabent
Mn3hgen, Often. ueberaiebern, Dem.
ben, unter3eug &C. gu bebeuteno Derab.
geiebten Yreiien, nm nit benz 2aser
au rdumen. Oie @eIegenbeit, biaiq
au faufeu, iOlte ieber benuBen.
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ray gbainberlains SuIten : Mebi3ir
1T bertibmt susgen ibrer prompten uni
tpirflamen Gtir bon Sufen unb Grfdl.
tung. Die i9limmte Grfdltung fam
bur0 elm paar 9ofen biefes Mittels &C.
hoben werbep. Gum gerfauf bel R
@obn & 60, s. 9alteper & Sobn uni
allen DruggiIten.
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sag Sbos. Gpggan& Bros.
baben bas boaitdnbi9iie 2ager BON Wfus
iitalien in ber Stabt uub geben Sebem
ben nDtbieen gb3ug ober &abatt.
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"Remember the Alamo.

Joske Bros. iiberrei6en Sebem, ber
fir $500 Bel ibnen tauft, Elm giaet fir
bos Gioelia. Club, &on3ert AM G.. Mdr3
gum geiten bes Mlamo : Monuments.
Sober unteritibe oies patr;otii9e Inter
nehmen.
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a. &auft fir $500 Wertb Bel
Joske Bros. unb empfanat elm 8ilet
gum 2on3ert gum 8eten oes Mlamos
Senfmals am 6. Mdr3 gratis. Shr
babt 8ortbeil babel unb unterffibt
glei9aeitig eineu guten 3med = bic
grridtung 6es Nlamo : SenfmaIs.
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Sieie 3iite giebt ni9t nur eincu guten
8esrif bon Der 8uHtf@edisfeit Der 3us
fammenfeBung unferer bieIisen 8eb6ltes
ruua. fonbern au6 babon, tpie giinftig
berpro3entiaB III, nit peIden oas 6eutI9e
Clement in bieier Site Der Geiebesiber@
tretungen uertreten 1T. Mas bic eitis
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
A Modern Death-Dealer.

| never was more forcibly reminded
Of this progress in the domain of the
horrific, writes q Washington CORE
spondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch,
than yesterday, when ON an errand to
the Navy Department, / was shown the
model and plans Of gun which will be
tested soon at the proving grounds at
Annapolis, and undoubtedly adopted,
with the provision that a plant be es-
tablished in America end the guns be
manufactured here. And this may
serve as hint to Pittsburg steel-makers
to look out for and capture the concern
for making a weapon which viii go far
to destroy the future great armies of the
world.
The Maxim automatic mitalleuseand
the Maxim gun with other names is GER
tainly the most ingenious and the
wickedest of all the curious weapons of
warfare recently invented. The inventor
first won prominence in connection with
an electric light, and then, among other
things, turned his attention to means of
killing people legally. Up to this time
only small gun 5-calber, believe
has been made; but it is the intention
to manufacture them up to the size of
six-inch cannon which will fire auto
matically GOO rounds in minute This,
Of course, has been exceeded by the
Gattling and other guns carrying very
small projectiles; but these, compared
with the Maxim, are cumbersome to
operate, require more attendants, are
much heavier and far less accurate.
One man can operate the Maxim gun
or one woman or one child, for that
matter and after setting it going the
gentleman gunner can stroll away end
get a few beers while his gun is en-.
gagged in killing few hundred people,
or the lady gunner can sit behind
bullet-proof with which the weapon is
provided and continue her crocheting.