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Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
REAL ESTATE.


The following are the transfers OF real
estate fled in the recorders office yester-
day:
Z A McNees to d T McNees, 81 to 3S,
on Washington ave, Levy st sub
uiN. .|i,Voo
A Graves to G l. Rouse, Is, 90, %, "A
Wabash ave, Il, -, q, % OHIO ave,
in Graham's add. d........ $40
+ Welch to M McFadden, s15 sw14
Is. 25, 1e.. ....................... ], ,425
EAliIlard to M Z Millard, e and
James st, Millard's subdiv, 3. 4, 5,
e. Z and res, M N Miilard's snbdiv.
63, 65 and So of lot ga" Central
ave. Stephens add. dd................ $500
E q Robertson to H NJ Fairman, 2. 4.
Campbell ave, Logan add ... 500
S Il Millard to NJ + Millard, l and 3,
Millard's 8 subdiv ....... 800
= + Jones to | NJ Collins, 13, blk 81,
Cheney, Kan. 450
\ h Moore to } l. Moore, 81, 90 Mar
ket st, Lees add. ......'............ 1900
i r Stone to j b Stone, 116 Main st,
city proper, and g. 4, 6, 5, 10 and
part of II Lawrence ave, f r
Stones add. dd....................... Il, 900
a r Dougherty to w Il Baldwin,
swM 2S, II, 3w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
Cuticura ReSOlVent

The new Blood Purifier and purest and best of
Humor Remedies, internally, and CUTICURA. the
great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite
skin Besutiier, externally speedily every
hu1nor and disease of the skin, scalp, and blood.
with loss of hair whether simple scrofulous, hered-
itary. contagious when ply icians and all other
remedies fail. This is strong language, but true.
Thousands of helpless sufferers have found it So.
CUrICURA is the only positive Humor Cure.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA SOC; SOAr
25c; RISOLvENT S.. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
~ Send for How Cure skin Diseases" Ga
pages 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
Cured by Cuticura

contracted a terrible blood poisoning year ago
/ doctored with two good physiciaas, neither OF
whom did me any good. l suffered all man can
suffer and live. Hearing of your CUTICURA REM
EDIEs concluded to try them, knowing is they did
me no good they could make me no worse have
been using them about ten weeks, and aN most
happy to say that l almost rid OF the AWFUL
sores that covered my face and body. My face was
as bad if not worse than that of Miss Boynt0n,
spoken OF in your book, and would say to any one
In the samo condition to use CUTICURA and they
will surely be cured You may use this letter in the
interests OF suffering humanity.
Z. W. REYNOLDS, Ashland, Ohio.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
SU.R1H
44c a Yard
All Silk any shade
made.
PLUSH
SOC a. Yard
All Silk and any shade
you want.

soc. The handsomest white lauudred shirt
IN the city.
15c. Gents Silk Front Suspenders.
10c. Gents ali wool Socks
Fasioatnrs. We have too many; come and
get one; price cut low; now range from 25c
upward.
200 pieces all silk Fancy Ribbon. l-2 inch
wide ut 10c yard
All silk Ribbon, fiat edge &c yard, up.
Will you buy Ladies Linin Collars for
song-l0OO Ladies' Linen Collars, for l5c.
25c Ladies' Ribbed Vests.
Acc. Ladies' Natural Ribbed Vests.
75c 75c 75c
100 dozen Ladies' all wool Ribbed Vests.
No house in the city offers undea &l25
HOSIERY.
Incompatible bargains
Is; Misses Large Size all wool Cashmere
Hose
l9c Fine French Ribbed Misses Cashmere
Hose.
29c ladies' Fine Natural Wool Hose.
SHOES. SHOES.
We have cut and slashed In this depart
ment, and you can get great bargains.
Immense line of Gents Fancy Slippers
from 75c upward.
Great Cut In Cloaks and Millinery
Space forbids us 10 mention, but call and
be convinced
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

There will be set of canvassers going
the rounds selling tickets emitting the
holder to "A dozen cabinet photos.and.aj1Sx22
bromide crayon. They will charge you so
cents for the ticket and the balance to be
paid at the studio. Now | will save our
people theiI 80 cents and will do the work
for the same price as charged at the studio.
All parties wanting ticket can obtain
one free of charge by calling at the studio.
Rogers, the Photo. dS-3t
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Knee to Foot Running Sores.

have been afflicted with a sore limb which the
doctors called eczema. My limb from the knee to
the foot mass of running sores. The doc
tors bandaged it every day for week, and every
time the bsndage removed a large scab would
come of and the blood pour down. got one bottle
OF CUTICURA RESoLvENT, one box CUTICURA. and
one cake CUTICURA SOAP, and they cured me.
told lady who similarly afflicted TO use it and
# cured her also. gratefully acknowledge that it
was CUTICURA that cured me.
Mrs. KATE BEARD. Orange Valley. \. J.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

Parties holding tickets for photographs
on other galleries before purchasing will
do well to call on Birmingham & Sawyer
rs their inducements are marvellous
Brttingham & Sawyer, the II. p. p, 112 L
Douglas ave. over Mosbacher's. d4-6t
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Citizens Meeting.

The meeting in the interest of the en-
forcement of the prohibitory law in this
city viii be held this evening at Garfield
opera house. dS-1t
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Finest photos. finest gallery and finest
workmen III the state at Birmingham &
Sawyer's, the H P. p, 1l2 L. Douglas ave
d-l-bt
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All depositors in savings department. of
the Savings Bank of Wichita. will please
leave their pass books at the bank on or
before December /. that the semi-annual
interest may be entered therein. C. L.
Curtis, cashier. d6-6t
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Birmingham e. Sawyer, the photogrs-
phers, have returned and refilled the old
place throughout, and are now turning
out better work than any gallery in the
state Give us a call and be convinced.
Brittingham e. Sawyer, the II. L. p, 112
East Douglas avenue. d-4-Gt
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Engraved CALLING cards-at tn
Wichita EAGLE Office. d63 If
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All newsboys and bootblacks call at
Shaw's Music store and leave your name
for a Thanksgiving dinner at the ST. Law
renee Thursday, Nov 2S. d9-2t
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All newsboys and bootblacks call at
Shaw's Music store today. d9-2t
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Awful Blood HumOr

Terrible Blood Poison Suffered all 4 man
could suffer and live, Face and body covered
with awful sores Used the Cuticura Rene
dies ten weeks, and is practically cured
remarkable case, and most remarkable and
speedy cure,
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
DlhPLES, black heads, chapped. and oily ekir
I ! III prevented by CUIICURA INDICATED SOAP.

J. W. Cones, my operator, is making the
finest negatives ever made in my studio.
Rogers, the photographer. d6-6t
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For picture of any style for holiday
present. Rogers, the photographer.
H6.6t
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have just received from st. Louis
new line of back grounds for my holiday
work. Rogers, the photographer. d6-6t
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Furetiere has given description Of woa,
derful palace erected for the exclusive benefit
of the king of Siam and the royal household,
and which is one of their summer residences
The tables. chairs, closets, etc., are all com
posed of a remarkable geological product,
clear rs ice. The walls, oeiling and floors are
of the same material, in blocks about foot
SQUARE. The building Is round, and at the
height of eighteen feet arches from all sides,
forming dome shaped roof, much resemb-
ling the Esquimaux hut The arch shaped
plan upon which it is constructed enables it
to withstand enormous pressure. Each joint
is cemented with a mixture which the most
subtle liquid could not penetrate. There is
but one door, which shuts SO closely that it
is as impenetrable as the rest Of the singular
structure. 1t was constructed by Chinese
engineer as a certain remedy against the in
suyoortable heat Of the climate.
The building is % feet in diameter, and is
placed in the midst of a great basin, paved
and ornatnented with marbles of various
colors. 1t is SO arranged that this basin can
be filed with the coldest Of water to such q
depth as to entirely cover the building, all
except the dome, which is Al feet high and
made of iron and covered with hammered
Evass.
When the poteRtate and his royal family
enter the pavilion the door is closed tightly
agein.t cement covered strips; the sluices
are opened and the great basin is filed, so
that the bu4lding is entirely covered with
water except TIE dome, as above mentioned
that being left uncovered for the benefit OF
respiration Nothing could be more charm
ing than the agreeable coolness OF this re-
markable place, while the heat dances on the
water above its occupants.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

Don't forget the ideal crayon portrait for
a holiday present. Rogers, the photo
grapher. d6-6t
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See the show window at the Market
Street Art store. 6-kt
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
raved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
fflcs. d65Uf
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City Coal Company.

tity Coal company.
Etna-40 per cent cheaper in price than
Canon City. We use city scales; you get
full weight.
slS East Douglas. Telephone 9S.
141 was If
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

One Of the most successful homeopathic
women physicians Of the wesS Is Miss Maria
Mclean. of Helena Mont, whose income
;sst wear was between 81 600 and S12 ,000
She received herlnedical education in Boston
and Berlin.
The London Figaro says 'the late Lady
Ossington was strong advocate OF total
abstinence but it has not been mentioned
that she once offered a large sum- believe
Ell .OOO-for a new and really pslatable tee
total drink
The champion woman preacher Of the west
Is the Rev Eliza Freye, Of Wisconsin, who
recently preached thirty-two times In four
weeks. Miss Freye is Meth odist, and N
holding daily meetinwo in her church at
Maiden Rock
Mrs. Todd, the wife of the Amherst astron-
omer who has gone to Africa to' observe the
eclipse, helped her husband wonderfully In
his preparations. She read every book con-
cerning the coast to which the expedition is
going and read to him selected passages
daily She also worked up formulas and de-
tails of geography for him.
Miss Eastwood has accomplished a very re-
markable feat at AInat, EINshlre, Scotland,
when fishing with nine foot trout rod Sns
had on only two flies. With one she hooked
a salmon, and at the same time a sea trout
with the other, and after a severe struggle
landed both fish. The salmon weighed eleven
and half pounds. and the trout one pound.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

Three Nights and Grand Thanksgiving Matinee
Commencing Thursday, November 2s.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

The Burleigh Combination under the direction of
Mr. A. Il. Wier.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT,

CRAWFORD
u -o-L. NJ CRAWFORD, Manager.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

No tickets redeemed after December /
Rogers, the photographer. d6-6t
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OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!

Six pair good heavy Socks at IS cents.
A good Csc heav Sock, 2 pair for Is cts.
Red HandkerchiefS worth Toe, 5 and 10 cents
Hemst'hed H'kerch'fS, worth Csc, at Csc.
5Oc and 75c Silk HkerchfS go at 25 cents.
Jersey wool OvershirtS worth S so, at SIS cts
Sateen ties go at for Is cents
A good Csc Suspender for cents
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

Gloves worth SOC at Is cents.
100 dozen Suspenders, cheap at Csc, at cents.
$50 dozen Underwear, worth 35c. for 25 cts.
100 dozen elegant Derby Hats, beautiful silk
lined, wOrthi$3 SO a ID 81, our price $3.50
so dozen fur Caps, worth 81 SO, our price soc.
MufflerS worth So rs and ST. for Is cents.
And everything else in proportion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

The following are the transfers Of real
estate fled in the recorders office yester-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
THE JUNE RISE.
The Bullish Feeling in the Stock Market
Continues.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-There seems to be
no let up in the market. The reaction is
insignificant, and it is quite easy to sell
stocks at any time The strength of the
market really surprises people, and the
regular spectators are astonished to find
themselves taking profits every day, and
that without weakening the market in the
least. We have now apparently reached
point when outsiders are sufficiently
interested to buy stocks whenever they are
weak, when the short interest is reduced
to a minimum and is forced to admit the
bullish tendency of the market, The
bucket-shops are falling into the tureen, as
some of them have already gone under,
and it is quite apparent that the June rise,
to which SO many people look forward
hopefully, has already begun. The rail-
road earnings are showing up very well
with the exception of the Union Pacific,
and there was univeral surprise at the bad
showing of this company for April. The
Burlington & Quincy, however, is sure to
profit by this because the Union Pacific
was doing more business than usual on
account of Burlington strikes last year.
The st. Paul makes very handsome net
gain and corn is now coming forward so
rapidly that New York traders do not
have to stand against Chicago selling,
The Erie statement is unsatisfactory
and yet il seems to have
no effect on the price of the stock. The
loss in the gross earnings of the month Of
April was less than 10 per cent, but the
working expenses were only about per
cent less, and the result is a net loss Of
about Is per cent. This statement is for
the first half of the fiscal year OF the Erie,
and it shows a falling off of about 5
per cent in the gross earnings
and less than per cent in the net
earnings. Nothing could better indicate
the hopeful feeling that row animates the
street than the fact that comparative
statement like this for a leading trunk
line had apparently no effect upon the
market.
Stocks which few months ago con-
tributed little to the days trading are
now active by comparison. Brokers
in the specialties have been doing
well, because there has been a mar
ket for everything, and the advance |
has been with the sellers Any one
who wanted to buy had to pay the ad- |
vance. The seller could always find a |
market. There is more and more doing in |
trust stocks every day, and they were all |
strong. Realizations in the afternoon did |
not seem to affect them in the least. Bonds |
are active and buoyant. Western New |
York g. Pennsylvania firsts sold for the |
first time at par, while Forth Worth & |
Denver frsts rose to 10i. and Ohio South
ern incomes to so. Money is easy and for
eign exchange without feature.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
DISASTROUS CYCLONE.

KANSAS CITY, May pa Times special
from Emporia, Kan, reports that disas-
trous cyclone passed over Clements, Chase
county, thirty-two miles west of here,
about o'clock this afternoon. Captain
Brown and his two daughters were killed,
his wife had leg almost torn off and
his son had an arm and a leg
broken. 1t is reported that six or seven
other pCrsons were killed, but the wires
are all down and no reliable information
can be obtained. John Pantie, conductor
OF stock train, who arrived in Emporia
at o'clock tonight. says he passed
through Clements just after the cyclone
and IN plain sight OF part of
its destructive doings. The cloud
looked square shaped like house with its
lower portion surrounded by a white
cloud looking like steam, which seemed to
rise all around the main dark cloud. As
It came through the timber it cut clean
swath, apparently destroying everything
in its path, and when it struck the Cotton
wood river it looked as if it were cutting
paths through the river, piling up the
water on both sides. He saw CaDtain
Browns house totally demolished. another
with the roof and one side torn off and
still another on hill lifted and carried
from its foundations. He afterwards
learned that the people in the latter house
took to the cellar, and all escaped unin-
jured. The storm crossed the railroad in
three places and seemed to have made a
partial circle, going over nearly the same
path a second time. Pantle says that its
path was about fifty yards wide and that
more deaths having occurred farther from
the road. He left word at Strong City,
and from there special will be sent with
doctors and assistance.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
A BALTIMORE SENSATION.
The Reigning Topic in Church Circles, the
Clubs and on the Street.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 2S.-On the
street, in the clubs, everywhere, the chief
topic of conversation has been the cause of
Rev. Henry Greenfield Scharr's Sunday
morning suicide, as published in an out of
town paper, to which he had sent both his
correspondence and that of the woman he
loved, as well as her name. Scharr
evidently was a peculiar man, taking
his meals at an expensive hotel and hav-
ing comfortable rooms at the st. PauPs
Parish house. A favorite with the fash
ionable congregation Of St. PauPs, where
he was the assistant rector, he constantly
refused to talk about his parents, who
lived in an humble way in another part of
town. Having borrowed their savings he
was ashamed of them. He gave
many false reasons for his peri
odical gloom. First friend had
committed suicide because he had urged
the payment of debt; then a mythical
sister was seriously Ill in Brooklyn, etc.
Scharr was buried today. Rev. William
Paret, ID. D., bishop of Maryland, and the
Rev. j. 5. Burgess, of St. PauPs, reCited
the ceremony Of the church and no re-
marks We're made by either clergyman.
\ reporter called this evening at the
luxurious home Of Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Smith, at No. 1919 North Charles
street, the woman whom whom
Scn0rr saws ruined MS lie.
Her appearance betrayed the fact that she
had suffered a great deal recently. She is
tall and slender and has very dark eX-
pressive eyes and black hair. She looked
to be about 10 yea rs of age, THE letters
as published were true" she said, but
Mr.. Scharr's act in publishing the love
letters was the act of coward and was
done because would never marry him.
At the time l wrote them, | really
did care for him, but l told
him l could not marry him. l was
woman much older than Mr. Scharr; in
fact, he was a boy to me. / knew nothing
of his family and he would never tell me
anything about them. His continued at
tentions won my regard and did learn TO
love him, but always told him l could
never marry him. / think he was crazy,
and his act in sending my letters and
picture to a newspaper was cowardly.
The last paragraph In the newspaper is
absolutely false, and was written in
spirit of revenge" She referred to this
rambling statement: Saturday, May p.
1889. 1t is nearly Sunday morning. / am
a desperate man because Mrs. Margaret
NJ. Smith has deceived me. She became
engaged to me, and when / objected to
certain OF her actions with other men, she
was mad, and said she was independent
Of me. She is a miserable, deceptive |
woman. She treated the Rev. Mr.
ODu- VI L uIldtteIpLId, III tle sdIle
way. Indeed, claiming that she loved me-
she persuaded me TO write the letter of re-
lection to him. He considered himself as
her engaged lover for five years, and yet in |
all that time she has been gay woman |
She will talk about the untruth / told of |
Mr. j. II. Flagler of her in the presence of |
c. W. Benedict, but she made me promise |
| would lie to NJ. Benedict about Mr.. Flag |
ler's relation to me, so she could get Bene- |
dict in her power Il expect). Like fool, l |
did H q = -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
DID NOT INTEND TO DIE.

WATERTowE. y. Y, May 2s.-Is seems
probable that Cornelius Donnelly. of this
city, who was found by his wife yesterday
afternoon with rope arourd his neck,
and in the last struggle Of strangulation,
did not intend 10 kill himself and only
wanted 10 brighten Mrs Donnelly, TO
whom he had been married only
about four months, into giving
him possession OF her property,
amounting 10 about $4,000. On Thurs
day be took up his razor and told her he
would cut his throat, but was easily per
suaded not TO 90 so, and on Friday after
noon he pretended TO try 20 hang himself
in the manner IN which he finally ended
his life. This second attempt Was sppar-
emily frustrated by his wife. Yesterday
he tried 1t again, bat his wife bsliev-
lag him 10 lie teiguing, was not 50
prompt IN saving him, and when she
did arrive be was past saving. He took
clothes lire, put a moose about Lie neck.
and, throwing the lire over some clothes
hooks on the wall, be leaned forward, hold
ing the other end of the rope in his hands,
with a looking glass leaned against the
window opposite, so that he might see the
progress Of events He was handsome
fellow, had a good trade and It's wife was
dutstul in everything except the giving up
Of her wealth. About tloo was found ID
his rsQckerS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
A STRANGE DISEASE
All Kinds of Animals in Starr County,
Tex Affected by It.

RIO GRAYDE CITY, Tex, May ga
disease made its appearance among cattle
and horses in the eastern portion of Starr
county last fall, and has been on the in
crease in that section up TO date. Thus
far 800 head of stock have died. 1t attacks
stock in all conditions and is AS fatalito
fat as it is to poor animals.
When first attacked the animals stagger
as though suffering from blind staggers
and soon lie down. They continue to get
up and stagger around tor a day or two
before relieved by death.
An examination of some that have died
of the disease disclosed black, coagulated
blood in the lungs and liver and the whole
OF the chest seemed TO be diseased.
The brain and inJestines show no
symptoms of disease 1t is likewise
noticeable that in the same sec
ton OF the county polecats and coyots have
recently appeared in a number of places
with rabies.
Near the Aqua Nueva ranch, in Starr
county, the first of the month, Mexican
was attacked and bitten by skunk sup
posed TO have rabies The Mexican be-
came deranged and was tied up By his
friends, but managed TO make his escape
and has never been recaptured. The dis
ease will spread and become very destruc-
tive unless arrested
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 2S.-At II
o'clock today the dead body of handsome
woman was found lying on the floor of
her bed room in the Pearson hotel bathed
in pool of blood. She was lying face
downward and had evidently been dead
some Il hours. On the bed near her was
double acting Smith & Wesson revolver,
22-calibre, with one chamber empty.
A ball had entered just above the heart
and ranged clear through. Ii is case Of
suicide. Nobody knows her at the hotel.
She registered Wednesday last. In COM
pany with male companion, as A. Wilson
and wife, Washington Territory. Wilson
stated that be was United States govern
ment detective, and lef> Saturday night
for Atlanta, saying be would return Mon
day.
From papers found in the woman's room
it is revealed that she had spent some
time at the Denison house, Cincinnati,
where she went under the name Of Miss
Ethel Harris. Other papers would indi-
cate that she has relatives st San Antonio,
Tex. No reason is given for the act in any
paper left The affair is shrouded In mys-
terry. The coroner has the case under in
yaSrinarjOr,