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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCEs.

The employees of the Royal Spice Mills
yesterday presented the proprietors with a
handsome Thomas eight-day clock. 1t was
a complete surprise. but the gift was &C.
companied with appropriate speeches on
both sides.
Percy Hodson and Eugene Talcott. Mr..
Charles Fuller's: afiiable and energetic
statesmen, were presented with mag
nificent gold hunting-case watch each by
their employer Christmas morning as a
token of confidence and appreciation Of
their faithful service Such tokens are
appreciable for their intrinsic worth, but
doubly so when they bear in addition
such sentiments of kindly esteem from
one whose good will is worth possessing.
Among the host Of our city who were
the recipients of Christmas membranes
was Mr.. j. d. Hall, foreman of the EAGLES
composing room. He received by express
Yesterday from the home of his parents in
Missouri case containing set of Rogers
best heavy plated silver knives and forks,
accompanied by silver card with this
inscription neatly engraved upon it:
From
Father and Mother
to
jeff D. Hall.
Dec. 25, 80.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Rev. Seton, of the East Oak street Pres
byterian church, who fell from window
while impersonating Santa Claus and
somewhat injured, was reported improv-
ing Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

State Treasurer James w. Hamilton.
who had been out to his farm in the south
west part of kingman to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Hamilton and the children,
called last evening and spent pleasant
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Colonel Murdoch accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. Join party of ladies and gentlemen
this morning at O'Clock for Galveston and
other points in Texas. The party have
their own car and will be absent about a
week, it is thought The party goes by the
Santa Ee
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Rogers, the photographer. had his show
cases yesterday filled with some Of his re-
cent works. The passing crowds were
complimenting.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Mr. Dave Mulvane returned from Tope-
ka. where he put in Christmas. He said
it was too dull up there and he wants an
Improvement for New Years and the holt
day week, so he will remain in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

The fire boys made useless run yester-
day morning about o'clock to the corner
of Market and Tenth. A small prairie fire
was the cause of the alarm.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

A Boston publishing house has offered
prize for the best twelve verses suitable to
the twelve months Of the year to be used
in pictorial calenders.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

DlSIhlII COOII-
The district court did not convene yes
terday and no important issues were filed.
PROBATE COURT.
Mathew landlord and Helena jacobson,
both of Furley. and George w. Graham
and Alma l.. Bolt, both OF Wichita, were
licensed to marry yesterday in the probate
court.
Final settlement and discharge Of J. p.
viele as guardian. Authenticated copy
of letters testimony issued to Z. L. Ami
don in estate of A A. Amidon, deceased.
BY the probate court Of Lake county or
der of appointment OF executor and copy
Of will filed.
COMMON PLEAS
Rock Island Lumber and Manafactur-
ing Co. VI Aaron was concluded yesterday
and taken under advisement BY the court
Houck g. Baker consolidated IS Marshall
Was ON trial and continued TO January I'd.
JUSTICE COURTS.
John Fordham charged with assault
and battery was called before Justice
keenan, yesterday but was continued for
further evidence. Civil work took up the
time at the other justice conrts.
POLICE COURT.
The majority of cases before Judge
Muselier were appealed yesterday. The
usual batch of DRINKS and Migrants was
run in There WAS not romantic incident
connected With the whole outfit and Turn
key Antrim says they are the most unin-
teresting lot that has ever been ia his care.
Wichita Council, le47 z ", viii meet .;
Knights OF Honor ball, Getto block, this
evening At 10 o'clock This being the
last meeting of the year every member i
expected to be present as business Of the
utmost Importance viii be transacted BY
order of the Secretary.
Regular convocation Of Wichita Chapter
80 r. A. " this evening at 10 a full
attendance IS desired
c. a GATES, II. p.
Z. W. SWEET. Sec'y
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

A small hand grip was stolen last even
ing from the Oak street hotel and up to
the present has not been recovered.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

The installation of the Sunfower lodge,
No. Sc, will be held this evening with the
usual formalities. A banquet will be tbs
finale of the occasion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Quite a number os marriage licenses
have as yet not been returned tothe pro-
bate court in accordance with the law.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

The horse and phaeton of DR.. Croskey
was stolen about o'clock last evening
from in front of the residence of Captain
Hotchkiss, Twentieth and jackson street
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

The Mizpah society Of st. Johns church
will meet with Miss Milton. ss7 East Oak
street. Friday, December q. ss 4 .. m
ELLEs CAMPBELL. Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
For the Eagle.
ON THE DEATH OF MILE STRONG.

Now. dearest Nellie thou art gone.
Over this world you'll not have TO roams
You are with the sancttded throng,
Jesus has taken you home
Yor are safe In your Fathers house
Where so many bright mansions there Se.
We will p.1y that such sweet rest may come
To our hearts that has come 70 thee.
Your papa and mama. they miss you.
Your grandpa and grandma. SO dear.
They called good night and kissed You:
Your footsteps no more they can hear.
Your school mates SO sad were they all:
They bowed their heads and with tears
They wept that so soon you must fall,
But you are happier far. we've no fears
But, sinless and fairest, you are gone.
Unsfained who would not have thus died?
Then let these regrets al be done
And these tears which are selfish. be dried
PARAMOUNT 81.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Our rates Of advertising shall be low those Of
any other paper of equal value advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
matter and entered for transmission through the
mails such.
York City and sos 1.-The Rookery," Chicago, wheI Q
ali contracts for foreign advertising viii be mad :,
and where files OF the paper can beseen. d 4.
Beckwith, Agent
Readers Of the EAGLE when in New York City Ls
Chicago can copies Of the paper At the ONCE Oh
our agent the address given above.
All notices for entertainments of any kind in
which an admitance fee is required will be charged
at the rate Of five cents line per day. and must
beclassified and will not be run as pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale In kansas
City, No. at the book store Of B. Click q East 5th
The EAGLE has the largest circulation OF any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
than any two Kansas dailie. com bined reaching l6S
towns on the day of publication in Kansas. Indian
territory, Panhandle OF Texas and eastern Colorado
The columns Of the EAGLE have been tested and
proved to be the best advertising medium In the
southwest The only daily that reaches all the ter
Titory above named on day OF publication AS an
advertising medium it is unexcelled,
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Bios:
PRESENTS

HOLIDAY PRE,SENTS-
the recipients offer buyers complete
Black silk handkerchiefs. Dude bows.
Collar and cuff boxes. Sealskin caps.
Hand painted neckwear Fur and wool wristlets.
MutHers all grades. Sole leather trunks
Smoking Jackets Fine carriage robes
Silk handkerchiefs. Fine valises.
Silk dress hats. Beaver collars.
House coats. Imported underwear.
Embroidered night shirts. Ladies riding hats.
Silk umbrellas. Cardigan Jackets
Ladies wrappers Macintosh coats.
Silk suspenders. Four in Hand ties.
Fancy silk shirts. Collars and cuffs.
Windsor scarfs Pantaloon stretchers,
Puff scars Childrens Overcoats 81 up
Teck scarfs Childrens Suits 81
o
gifts prices that positively cannot be duplicated.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
In the Winter

RAsurx.fzzn - nao~t prevalent becs1se srpos5re
TIE cold sE9 ~ss er5vss tbs blood fro1 ths
surfAcs q tAs bo<y. ADD CAUSES csaxsston q Us
liver AID ks6Eeys Thzss srxz-s are tsEs UnsSas
to rsyfor1s their fGacts1zs II satzibstt2z ths !r
pzritses ana tactic acid -Atek tsEss 50 bT sbs
blood sE< ter1s.see ia lie 5ssts and tsssss rssSt-
sag IN Ne pains As4 zehes ws call fkssSsss<tana,
Hood sa-xa2srlls Ass had great sseessk 81 esfis<
this disease. to<k chronic and fszzsS rxf>rT< &es
Tag yrszzDsiy blood Il Esstrasiz-s US iarrte
zesa. sxs~s al Impurities s54 reskn@es tas bFsz
knH kkdr-Ts - raszsA1 as&so5-
Ny ssssxnd kaa snszzsEs@toEy fkszszstts- TOO
y~sex kz1 Hovs -srss pzriihx bssse1 Aiza nssrr ts
anything ss~s- ] ssssys rad 70 ss3 ~s&s
Es-os's S4s<ass zyzls& tsz as1s. Ess '. s-xfssoz-
Sssezz LIZ
sE rroz eeesss take EosS= fs-~szsySysz
Go zOs ~ tsassrse q ssT ssy DIR.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sole ~ al srzxssss g. an fo- u. PREPARED e1sT
~ c. / HOOD CO. = sssssxaFsss. Level. s@as-
100 Doses One Dollar
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

WILLARD c. L. S. c.
Program for December 27th:
History of Rome. Miss Clark
Political Economy. ........M Miss Dauherty
Bible in the Nineteenth Century,.
Miss Halsey
Papar. Marines"
Eta Mason.
Paper .Sulla
Miss Mills.
Roll Call-Each member name three i'm
portant events of the past year.
Paraphrase. Hard Times"
Mr.. Darney.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Regular convocztion Of Wichita Chapter
80 r. A. " this evening at 10 a full
attendance IS desired
c. a CAFES, II. p.
T. W. SWEET, Ssc'y
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
ENGLISH BANQUET.
The Albion Society Entertains Its Friends al
the Manhattan with a Sumptuous Ban
quet-The Good Things Said
and Eaten.

The first annual English banquet of the
Albion association was given last evening
at the Manhattan hotel. By o'clock a
number Of the leading citizens were pres
emit and half hour later it was party of
seventy. including the leading professional
and business men of the city. A half hour
later the dining room door opened and the
distinguished party were soon arranged
around the inviting tables. The dining
room was beautifully decorated with ever
green and an English and American flag
were conspicuous.
At the head of the table was Captain
George E. Harris. president of the associa-
ton; on his left Judge C. Reed, and on his
right Mayor George w. Clement. Among
those around the tables were the follow
ing:
George E. Harris, George E Halton, w.
c. Langdon, P. Longlands. Judge c. Reed,
Thomas H. Farmer, F. SchnitZler, Percy
Taylor, A. L. Buckeridge, j. S. Richard
son, r. Cone, B. Downing, II. Heiserman,
DR.. Fabrique, I. Humble, ]. A. Smith, H.
McCabe. r. A. Haste. County Attorney w.
S. Morris, Mayor Clements, W. S. Corbett,
Judge Balderston, J. Henley, w. Garst. r.
Gage, DR. A. Whitlock, Harvey Fleming,
l.. F. Wade, Chas. Mossbacher. S. ii. Nell
son, DR.. j. 2. Hoffman, Chas. Fechheimer,
NJ. B. Block, II. A. Clifford, r. c.
Gewalt, j. r. Brown, D. j. Wal
lace, ]. c. Higham, Major c. Sex
ton, R. w. Watmough, D. Pigott,
Frank Russell. Geo. c. Brewster. A. H.
Stewart, Chas. Luling. Chas. Schafer. o.
G. Eckstein. j. c. Williams. w. NJ.
Swentzell, A. n. Carpenter, A. W. Wal
den. o. o. Oliver, S. H. Hess, Geo. Cross,
Ed Locke, VIM. A. Smith, Frank Oliver,
l.. A. Bunker, Hutchinson, G. H. Robin
son, DR.. W. B. Devices, Salina, E. L. Nc
Kenzie. A. w. Biting, d. G. McKinnon.
The menu served by an efficient CORDS of
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

use for class or oelngS-we arc DurQeneQ
with them everywhere-who part their
clothes which does not fit them, and who
talk silly because it is English You
know" These beings are what | would
define as Matched out in the sun-com-
monty called dudes.
We are Americans and proud of 1t. We
are Christians and we have confession of
faith. have added this to the confession:
The man who is not able and willing to
defend his home and country is not fit to
be citizen"
America gave US the American spirit.
We have been fashioned by the
unpatterned patterns of her great men,
and by the unconscious influences
of those whose illustrious names appear on
her pages of history. As American men,
We are wise men, filled with cognizance of
the truth, that "a wise man does not wear
his heart on his sleeve for DAVIS to pick
at" We are all like poplars. which as
they grow old still look young. We are
not wholly free from the spirit Of Nathan
Hall, the martyr spy of 1U3; of George
Washington, of Jonathan Edwards, OF
john c. Calhoun, Of 1904; Of Benjamin
Franklin, of Abraham Lincoln, of the long
line of senators, jurrists, publicists and
American history.
Whenever human government has been
administered in tyranny. despct-
ism or in, oppression. there
has been found among the governed
yearning for freer condition and the as
sertion of mans nobility. There are but
the faltering steps of human nature in the
direction of the freedom which is its BIRTH
right; and they presage the struggle of
man to become 8 free people, and thus
reach the plans of their highest and best
aspirations
The influence of these reflections is upon
me as l speak. Those who, after darkness
and doubt and struggle, burst forth in the
bright light of Independence and liberty.
and become Americaus-free, determined
and Observation-Disclosures the wonder Of
the universe, proclaiming the dignity Of
man and invoking the aid and favor Of al
mighty God.
In sublime faith and rugged strength
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Z. w. SWEET, Ssc'y
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A Con.table Killed br cewbers;

TRINIDAD, Col. March % Word Is
received that Constable Montague was
killed at FL Moro late yesterday even
ing by three cowboys whom he at
tempted 10 arrest for disturbing the
quiet OF the town Montague received
hve bullets in the body and lived
about two hours. After The shooting
Sheriff Burns at once organized d
posse and started after the murderers,
who had skipped ont, but late reports
say that one is captured The cowboy
was wounded. bar his companions as
sisted him 70 escape. Great excite
ment prevails over the affair, as the
officer was man held in high esteem.
Ell Mono. Col, March Means.
the desperate who murdered Officer
Montague. was captured to-day few
miles below here after being severely
wonrssied by the officers in pursuit.
Two III his pals were also arrested. All
three are in jail Means came from
the neutral strip, where he is accused
OF niuruering one or two ether men.
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THE PACIFIC COAST


PoxTLsxB. 1fareh =. LIN building
the branch Of the railroad from VII
lows 70 Heppnsr The Oregon Railway
4 Navigation Company were unable
10 agree with settler named Larsen
for right-of-way, and he has been hos
tile to the company ever since Some
time since he took 20 greasinx the
track. causing great annoyance 10 the
train-hands, VINO had 10 shovel sand
on the track in order 70 pass his place,
At Last Larsen laid in big supply o:
fat and creased the track for as5s.- !
mile When the train-hands were try
ing to get By, Larsen came out and
laughed at them and the boys made
dire threats OF vengeance. some saving
they would hang Larsen
Next day when the train came along
one Of the gang OF Italian lahorers
threw gians-powdeY cartridge with q
lighted fuse attached, which exploded
near Larsen, completely adding his
brain. He ran off and did rot show
up for two weeks, when he caused the
arrest of the whole train crew, but
failing 10 fasten the charge OF attempt
ed murder on any OF them they were
dismissed
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Il Polygamist Arrested 1t
Spokane Falls.
KARIN sEoura o. cExrEALsA


srogssg FxEIx. March .-chsei
wa<rea TODAY arrested. On United
States warrant from Idaho. y r.
Baker. = money -lo4u<r, on . charge
81 bsgamy Baker formerly lived II
The DaIles. where be vas Ii tbs ern.
rioy 81 o. G. Taylor, . real estate
dealer Of tizf city. He esuse here last
fab and Ia January married. but vsry
quietly, 20 that even his Intimate
friends seem 60 have known nothing
of the affair The aitea States grand
Jury at Bois<Tify. Idaho, indicted him
Tor kfgany. He Ii said to have seven
wives living. and ssver1l OF them are
AZ Boise waiting ~ appear against
him. Here he occupied desk In the
savings bank. but Rad no Interest In
the institution. When arrested he was
willing TO GO % Idaho. ard MAS taken
in charge Er Marshal Duncan. His
latest wife and child presumably her
own accompanied him. His story IL
that his last wife previous 20 the pres.
eut one had brought divorce proceed
ings and he presumed she was di-
yorcesi from him In February. bat
without waiting for this be Eas faaF-
rietI in January by magistrate.
G. X. Burns MAS nominated fo'
snayc- by the Republican eonv-atioT
this afternoon and viii have no oppo,
sition. His election i certain, a. he i
very popular with the people.
Coz. the slayer OF Howard at Pa
louse City. WAS bound over 90 ths
grand Jury.
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wAILa wALLA NEWS.
Troops Transferred--Gov- Moore at
the renifentiars.


WALLA wALIA. March 4-F. troop.
Capt swigert. has .been ordered to
Vancouver. and will be replaced by
troop III. from Spokane. The havs atA
10 leave acre Wednesday.
The commissioner OF Indian affairs
has ordered that sheep-osiners may
keep their sheep on pastnrilre rented
on the tmasilla reservation 10 MAY.
Gov. Moore to-day made an unex-
pected visit 70 The penisensiary 81 look
over the Diace and view the workings
al the Rew brick machinery. He Wa
shown over the place, and took great
interest ia everything. The cells wese
Inspected. and several articles manu-
lactufe1 by the eonxigts were par-
ehsSeSf hy him. fhe work IN the
bviek.yard elected special cbntmenaa.
t4oa from the governor. Although
not 4 week has elapsed sineis the nsw
machinery was put in Enusiun at The
pensienilary, there IRE fully $50 COO
brick 81 quality superior u any
heretofore made in this city. already
manufactured. and there Viii he a
million on hand ready for The kiln hy
the end os this week.
The Baker brick building. ia which
s lcscateSf the Bskes aud hoy0r Ma
nonal hank and ether offices. on The
corner % Second amd Main streets
viii shortly Ne torn down and ia It's
s@acf a handsome thrce-siory brick
With a basement VIII Sse erected. The
cegner vii. be specially Constructed
Ter the bank and wiii be modern IN ali
rs arrangements. The present bald
lng $ 1sse u tire firss hrisk blocks
srsctsSt IN this csty aud MAS considered
al siiAt afnc very Eae building. II
nas been landmark Tor ssany years.
4 e-yeAf,ola child Of ]. " Iiasyard
shfs nlorsssng in is aasgherss alsenr,.
Lex lamp AMI in dsing 80 snrncxi his
nngers. dr0pplng the lamp which ex-
plosiet and set IRE tc ,he house
NslgheoTS ex;snggssaest the slautes H..
fore the fire engines arrived The
damage was Nominal
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
City Council Proceedings Terri
toriai Indebtedness.

OLYMPIA. MaFeh = The Clty Coan.
eli met in regular session last night.
with 4 full attendance. Bills and :he
pay-roll n the amount az ssas ~ we're
ordered paid. The committee on
health, police and public property
made . report recommending the aaS.
sage Of an ordinance prohibiting the
riding ST bicycles an the sidewalks III
Main and Fourth streets. aiSsa that .
permit he granted Foster 4 I.ahrru
70 bald wssa3en shed on hlo,k M
asso that an ordinance ke passed re.
asssfsng the payment ol wharfage for
ftacomlaw freight ever sAe city s.,N
The report v as adopted
An ordinance ssss reg alate sarfyfur
and riding upon wharyvS and bridges
was passed. This ordinance prohibits
driving or riding AZ 4 greater spets.
than tive mises Ixs hoar. The follow.
ing ordinances wsrr fntro<iaetsi an.
referred 70 ths proper committees. a.
ordinance 20 protest she puhlie health
granting 80 the sunset Tesenh0ns
Company. for tbs purpose al main.
tanning afsa operating a teis;=hcns
plant. the right - erect poles and
thereon suspend wires tn the streets
ami avenues ei the CITY os Olympus.
The committee ssa streets reported ad.
xersely On the petition for the OPENING
81 Etga5A street is fun length. hai
recommended that the same hs sur.
yeysd fraes 'snsgal Ca EAsssisse- The
csty SURVIVOR was directed 20 iAv our
and establish the grade III Eas.xssie
strsst. frem Fourth 10 its southern ex.
tfeealty. and report his estimate 81
the cost II grading the same: also.
ksghsA strses srssss Central q, Easssisa,
Al ordinance granting 81 ssssree N
SAVAGE and his ASST tafes the right IA
construct and operate street ya;lsas
upon certai~ STREETS and avenues N
The city of tsss mpsa sas unanimously
tsaSsei.
The xtsecs commissioner was IN
stYactesl - 81 once rroxeea with the
graseasng os Adams streets from,
FcsrseeasA 10 Fifteenth.
= committee consisting oE Messxs.
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cENrKALIA NEWS.
Building improvements Flee.
tfou-The Railroad.


CEgrRaIA, March %. Building ma
terial is very scarce, and lumber is
shipped In from various points, though
there are four mills runpine..
r. 5. Horner and John Hetzler have
leased the Star single mil. and viii
start ii up on Monday.
The CentraIia Board of Trade was or
ganixed last week. The constitution
states Its object. is the care and de-
velopment Of the commercial, manu-
featuring and educational interest OF
this town.
There is lots OF travel on the Gray S
Harbor stage line.
Real estate sales are numerous and
prices advancing right along. in keep
ing with the growth and development
of the town.
Next Monday selection day. Under
the new charter granted Centralia in
February, there are 10 be elected five
trustees or couneilmen. Ii Is 10 be
hoped the Law and order people i'm the
town will see to it that clean. honest
and business-like men shall fill the
places.
Work on Grace seminary viii be
commenced within ten days. The
building funsl is fully subscribed.
Fifty people came in on one train
Monday afternoon. They are from
all over the country and come TO
locate ON fDms.
The newhotel is nearly completed
IL Is badly needed.
There are two new sawniills and a
planning mill buiidinr here row.
Work on the Olympia 4. Ghehalis
Valley railway is going ahead rapidly
A large number OF men are engaged
in opening up the anthracite coal
mines five miles east on the line of this
road and they expect 10 be shipping
coal inside of three months
Hon. III. u. Cans. for II years Judge
Of Cowley county, Kan, and an old
friend OF Mr.. l.. III. Northey, spent a
couple ut days IN Centralia, this week
The Judge Is delighted, az are all our
visitors, with the town and will prob
ably make his home here.
There are runners OF water works
electric light pt.nt etc.
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Imnerial Amenities.

BERLIN, March %. - Emperor
William, in a recent letter to Emperor
Francis Joseph in which he intimated
that the car was coming to Berlin i'm.
mediaIely after the Greek Easter
offered If agreeable to Francis
Joseph to pay an annual
visit to some Austrian summer resort
as his grandfather did, and spend a
pleasant holiday. The Austrian en-
peror replied, thanking Emperor vii
liam for his aniiable intention, but
SAYING he intended first to return the
kaiser's visit to Vienna, and that he
would come to Berlin in May. He adj
ded that Empress Elizabeth was i'll
but that her condition was not dan
eernflS