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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
The Woman's Foreign Missionar

The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet this friday afternoon at
23O O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. j. NJ.
Pollock, 343 North Emporia. A full at
tendance is desired as business of import
ance will be transacted
Mrs LYDIA SHEPPARD Secy.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
The Eu-ineer, Ns,cot

II was ON the night run" said the engf
neer, land nv train was about thirty min
uoes late. / said to my fireman: Keep her
hot; mean to so TO meeting point On time
During the next fifteen minutes l was not:
long in passing the mile posts. for my engine
few along at the rate OF fifty miles an hour
down long grade as straight as an arrow.
Suddenly something struck me in the face,
making a slight wound | slowed down.
What's that near the furnace door, l asked
OF the fireman, pointing to q little bit Of
white paper lying just 10 my left The fire
man stopped, picked up the paper, and hand
ed it to me In the dim light Of the steam
gauge read, Look out at the river bridge;
there's tie on the track Sure enough, just
at the entrance to the bridge. found a t;x
securely fastened across the track Who put
ii thcrei don't know; but do know if the
author Of that message win make himself
known to me, he may ask of NE any favor
he pIeases, with the assurance THAI il viii b
granted Where is the piece OF paperi Ny
wife Molly has it In = gilt frame hanging
over the parlor manoeipieoe Whenever !
am out on my run she stands before it and
breathes prayer for my safety. Tbs. pise
of paper is my mascot, fer I've never been
behind time since the night 1t was throws
into nv s.a4,a oAA.@1FsnsWick TinA
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06

PRESCoTI. Arizona, Feb. IS, 1889.
Dear Sir-We received the Attorneys
Pocket Docket and are more than pleased
with it. IL Is convenient, well arranged
aud complete in every way. Yours truly.
HERSDON & HAWKINS
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06

r. P Murdoch.
Sir: | am in receipt OF the attorney
Pocket Docket. have been using one of
your dockets for some time bu. I consider
this one with its alphabetical and dairy
index and Its general arrangement better
than any other which has come to my
notice. Yours, E. H. HUTCHINs,
Co. Atty, Butler Co.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
SHEPARD, GROW & SHEPARD.
FULTON. Kan March o 1850

= lVN. NH. MATCH 3, ISSg.
Dear Sir: Enclosed postal note for 81 .07 in
payment for attorneys Docket" Am
well pleased with same, as it is the hand
lest and at the same time, concise and
comprehensive pocket docket 1 have seen.
The Diary Index aud Alphabetical index
are valuable features.
Respectfully,
T. Z. GATES, Attorney at Law
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
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COTTONWOOD FALLS, Sept. 90. 1862.
Dear Sir would not do without your
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Attorney at law and clerk district cour.
Chase county.
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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
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The following are a few Of the many testi-
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WICHITA, Kans., Oct. &c, 1889
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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
WITH LOAF AND CANDLE.

Tn parts of England there is a superstition that
a loaf of bread end a candle loased on the water
viii seek the s;mken body. In Yorkshire cake 10
white tread bread is odtcafe.1
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
What He Was Paid For.

nndL ne w as RAID FOrs
A stylishly dressed and vivaeious looking
young lady with abundant golden hair an
rosy cheeks narrowly escaped being crushed
by cable car at the junction a few after
doons ago. The car was almost upon her
when one of the big accommodating special
policemen seized her ia his arms and lifted
her safely to the sidewalk Hundreds of PEG
pie witnessed the gallant performance, and
the young lady blushingly darted through
the crowd and hurried on down Main street.
Presently young man Of decidedly dudistio
appearance in dress, but muscular in strength,
who had seen the special policeman bear the
blonde beauty to the sidewalk, stepped up
and took position near the officer, betweel
the car tracks. He had stood there statue
like for few minutes when the officer said:
'Move on there, young fellow"
whats the matter with my standing here
and helping you to rescue some Of those
pretty young ladies!" retorted the young
man.
THAT'S what l draw my salary for, SO
move on" grimly rejoined the officer
And the dude moved.-Kansas City Times,
Unaocomplished.
Young De Trop-Too bad that young
De Hummer doesn't know more than he
does, isn't it?
Young Blase-Why, thought he was
rather an intelligent fellow.
Young De Trop-He may be, naturally,
but his education has been sadly neg
lected. Why, he can't even tie plain
four-in-hand SO that it looks anyhow
brakes Magazine
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06

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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
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We are yours truly,
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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
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j. a. HOLLENGER, Z. c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06

III the locks
"Shoi got an ideer'
"Whcert II crust or 1t crurrShr'
Sho's maxim rect ahead for { deepest hoyls
thole}.r
1t was so; the loaf had entered within the
walls
Every now and then. on a ripple, the bread
leaped end tie fame wavere.i as banner.
Tee draught snuffed the glowing wick, and
carried some Of tie red sparks away and ex-
unsElshed them IN the black water
The searc5eEs now congregated on tie
paved platform sad looked ti,norously, Vet
inauAS.nrs1y. INTO The Gu1 KEsys lsy tas neel
The evening world., 1889-09-13
OFF THE STAGE.

Miss Fanny Davenport never plays at q thea
tire whore she does not leave money to be dis
tributed among the stage hands. The conse-
Quence is that Miss Davenport is as popular
behind the tootlightS as she is in the audi
forum.
Miss Ada RehAn lives with n maid in an uptown
nat, which she owns. In the same house livea
old Mrs. Gilbert, who is ~ we'll known as Miss
RehGn. The two ladies are on tho best Of terms.
Henry e. Dixey Ia seldom seen on Broadway
now. He has become q serious manager; takes
. scat At =" first nights, " and sits through a per-
formAnce. At The Great Metropolis" and
Shenandoah" the red gernnium in his coat
stood forth conspicuously.
Frederic dc Belleville. Miss Clara Morris'R
leading man. Ia An actor Who always commands
attention on Broadway. Hc seems TO tower
above everybody. MIR. de Belleville 10 q Belgian.
He has Just returned from abroad.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
HE TRAVELS TO SOME USE,

Every American coming home from
abroad brings something, i'll the way OF
souvenir, inspiration, suggestion. Most of
them perform this collectors function for
themselves, and guard the results with
jealous care. Not so DR.. DEPEw. He goes
abroad as q popular American benefactor,
and returns in the same capacity-only twice
az popular, twice as American and twice as
beneficial. Aside from advertising the
country, which he does with an energy
and at the snme time with a grace
unequalled, he stuffs his NOODLE and Batchcl
full of good things for the 60, 600, 900 he has
left ct home. Look at him now. Besides
Icing londed with fats CHAUt O Il is fairly
chock with good stories to aid American
digestion, he is full of the oil Of peace and
harmony to anoint the warning politicians
Of New York, he is almost bursting with
spirit for the Worlds Fair, which will boom
now he is home.
But perhaps the richest gift the learned
Doctor has brought his people from this
journey is O conclusion that the Congress
sional style Of debate is lNmentably bad.
That OF the English House of Commons, he
says, 10 far In advance of 1t.
What think We, turgid takers from the
warm, lmpassioned South2 Hearken, ye of
quArtz-grindinS e~loauence from the far
West! This is CHAuNoET talking now. at
whose feet you may all sit as scholars in the
art of h%arangue. And he says you are no
good. He says the slow English knock you
silly In debate and that your Congregational
Record. with its grist of unspoken eloquencc,
b an international joke.
II the Doctor succeeds in getting us rid of
that bugaboo, the Congregational Record speech
burial. his expenses abroad ought to be de-
frayed hi. popular subscription every Sum-
mer.
Hurrah for the a. hired man i"
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Rim MO RIsKs.

The destruction which came upon Antwerp
bears In itself q lesson to every man mi
municipality. The city of Liverpool has
already ELECTED to profit by 1t, and the
authorities have voted an appropriation Of
ESQ. 900 to construct storage depots for petro-
leum, at points 30 isolated as to reduce
to q minimum the danger from fires and ex-
plosions. There is absolute recklessness in
the way such combustibles are tossed about
in big cities in the course of transportation.
Familiarity with them seems to breed con-
tempt for the danger they threaten. If that
danger could obtain only in the cases of the
careless ones, it would not be so bad. But
carelessness, where the lives of others are at
risk, is as wicked as manslaughter.
Guard the explosives with all possible care.
We want no Antwerps on this side of tho
Water.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
A JUDGE OF THE RIGHT SORT.

Judge CowrNo showed . proper Sense Of
duty and decencv when he refused further
delay in the prosecution Of Alderman GoETz,
on tho charge Of bribinR voters.
Politics il too much Of q cloak for wrong
doing in this town. anyway. The hushinR Of
accusations against political ~potentates iS too
common and too unblushing. II is n comfort
to find a Judge who will mako a politician
answer for his misdeeds now and then.
Assemblyman Silver Dollar SMITH, II ID
your turn next.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
POLITICAL BROTH.

VIM. r. Sheehan, the Democratic leader In
the Assembly, IL on the card for member OF the
State Committee from the Buffalo district.
II can Also be put down for q verify that ChAs.
T. Tabor will be renominAted for Attorney
General. despite his alleged lachos In the cell
ing fraud.
Mayor Grant has \ peculiar habit Of punctuat-
ing his remarks and mapping his ideas with his
gold lead-poncil while presiding over the nu-
merous commissions which meet in his office.
~ hadn't thought Of Surveyor Beattio a. q
possibility for Supervisor Of tho Ctv Record.
said Mayor Grant, - but I think the suggestion
Of his appointment worth considering"
Ex-Charity CommiEsioncr Tom Brennan ia
credited with an intention to revolt against the
TammAny Hall organization in the Nineteenth
District to secure the defeat Of Senator Eugene
$. Ives.
Ono OF Mayor Grants henchmon from that
district said to-day that the Dronnanites con-
troll no votes. They might argue with them
selves all election day, and at tho end wouldn't
know II they had Influenced their own vote,
was his picturesque way Of putting IL.
Il. II. Y. Abel. who yesterday resigned ns
bookkeeper Of the City Record Bureau, is known
about Tnrrytown, where no spends vacation
time. as Commodore" A gorgeous naynI
uniform and private steam yacht were the oc'
casion for this. His salary was 81. per year.
Mayors Private Secretary T. G. T. Grain. doe'
not intend to allow his official duties to divorce
him from his chosen profession. When there IL
u lull in tho hustle Of municipal affairs no MAY
he found deeply immersed in some shcep-bount
legal tome.
Clerk Francis J. Twomey. Of the Common
Council. set type in the Rame "Alley" with Rob
ert Bonner on the old Mirror when Nathanie
Parker Willis was it's editor.
Martin Walsh objects to an independent nomi
nation for Alderman in tho Eighteenth District
He says ho wouldn't mind an independent in
dorsemcnt OF his nomination by the Republi
cans.
lAssemblyman Edward p. Hagan smokes rosI
perfectoS.
Ex-ReGistcr John Reilly. in the matter OF tn
weed, will have none other than Johns Littl
Ones" only to be purchased on Union Square
The evening world., 1889-09-13
FANciES.

Problem in Proportion-As tho one Cronin
Juror IL to twelve, so is ChicaGo's chances for
having tho Worlds Fair to the answer.
-.
AsugAr Trust" Hanging up the grocer.
-.
The brown horse Oarsman won the third race
at Sheepshead yesterday. 1t ought to have been
expected on . flooded track.
-.
The Rochester Post Express says that 10 vii
mover be believed that Brodie jumped from
Niagara Falls until he produces the impression
no made on the water.
-.
Private Dalzell shrieks that Tanner has been
cruciAed. Maybe; but it was In charity to pre-
vent his swallowing himself.
We danced and kissed by the sobbing sea.
She had bright blue eyes and her nose was
But she turns mp her eyes and her nose at me
Now that we're back in the practical city.
-EIchange.
Broker savin's housekeeper deserves her
money. She kept his house" for Ave years,
and II her suit il successful proposes to keep
it, for the rest of her natural life.
-.
Mr.. Thomas Gould again hobs mp serenely to
answer for contempt OF court. One might think
that he has a suficiency Of contempt cases. His
last one isn't settled yet.
-.
Here IL speedy justice: Parry Dodson
knocked down Supt. Patterson. of the Ruu-
over Mine, in California, on Monday and
robbed him OF SO, 900 in gold. Patterson got
q gun and \ friend, freed Dodson within an
hour and killed him with nine bullets.
=.
Rv nura arithmetic aver wholly Ia worth
$50, 900. One of Miss Mary Fitzpatrick's fingers
was recently crushed by a car window falling
upon it, and she is now suing for 81, 900.
-.
A Michigan girl goes about smashing window
glass. There seems TO be no record OF any girl
who has smashed a looking-Elass. -LoutSrile
COurtey-JourHdl,
John Cronk, an elderly policeman OF PAtcI
son. N. j., got a local doctor to inject some
" elixir of life - into his clubbing arm a day OF
two ago. When the swelling produced by blood
poisoning goes Town the doctor will probably
hear from him.
A divorce case was disposed OF at Chicago
yesterday in ten minutes. Whether either OF
the principals have yet married again the de,
spatch doesn't say.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
VAIN CuPIpITY.

There is q world of romantic interest, and
some pathos, too. in the story published in
another column Of the riches which pirates
Civil Engineer HORNE has given up his life
In quest of them. and his copartner in the
undertaking has returned home empty
handed.
Men are but children OF q larger growth -
and it is not alone in boyhood we go Chamber
ing over high hills and far valleys, lured by
Elittering visions of the pot of gold that lies
buried at the foot Of the rainbow.
disappointment and death are the end.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
GIVE HIM HIS DUE.

Natty Napoleon IVES demurred yesterday
against being led out of court handcufed like
q condemned telon. While entertaining no
faith in IvEs's honesty, we think he was iusti-
fed in resenting the indignity of shackles. 1t
was not imperative upon the Sherih's officers
to manncle him. There was no reason to be-
lieve he was dangerous or that hi would
essay escape. He was entitled to appear the
gentleman so long az he might, and that he
has pride enough to wish to do SO is to his
credit.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Wild stories put in circulation regarding
tho %decrepitude and probable downfall OF
JOHNS HOPKINS University are denied. But
even IL the University were in as bad shape,
financially. as the m%isinformers would have
MS believe. there would be no danger Of itI
going TO the wall. II ia one Of tho broadcast
and most creditnblo institutions in America,
and plenty OF money would be found to res.
cue it from disaster.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
D

Miss Mccormick, who is soon to become the
wife of Emmons Blaine, il = tall, slender bru-
nette. and is said to resemble her father. She
has a charming disposition and is graceful and
self-possesSed.
TIT Brown-sequard elixir Of life 10 said to be
an old and established remedy among tue Ute
Indians.
Rachel De Willis. . colorsd woman OF Yam.
saw, Ga. In gradually turning white. The skin
Of her face began to change color three weeks
ago. and ct present nearly her entire body has
changed itS hus.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
HE DIDN'T LIKE THEIR NERVE.

Mayor GRANT got honestly mad yesterday
at the e~ffrontery of the Mount Morris Electric
Light Company, which asked permission to
string six miles of wire to connect its plant
in Vandam street with two blocks of cables
in the One Hundred and Twenty fifth street
subway. The Mayor told the Board of Elec-
trio Control that if they granted this permit
he would not oppose any permit for the
Btringing of wires hereafter.
We repeat, good for the Mayor. He seems
to mean 10 enforce reform, not preach it
only.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
STOLEN RHYMES.
Chewing Forever.

Chewing. forever chewing
Sometimes i think l dream,
And In visions wild an reviewing
This ne~ver-ending stream
or chewers. that chew forever
On pavement, and pier, and stair.
In trains, and crossing the river
These chewers, that everywhere
Still chew, and continue chewing,
Till I'm weary OF moving jaws;
or the grind that is still renewing
With never n stop moi pause.
Oh, were l u robber fearless,
A briRand Of outlawed birth.
This chewing-G gum called the Peerless,
I'd hustle from OF the earthi
Id clutch. az my dearest booty,
Whatever the prize might he,
This horrible tutti frutti.
And dump II into the sea
-LoCkpOrt journal.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
No Better Place.

TFToW The Bosf0n CouTfeT.I
Minister-I'm sorry to see, my little boy,
that you have been fishing, and this Sunday.
Boy-Hain't got no other time. I've got
ter yell cash all the week in Linen &
Lawns store.
Minister-But don't you know it is sinful
to go fishing on Sunday?
Boy-Don't care. Ham, got no other time,
l tell you.
Minister-It is sad to see such depravlty In
one SO young. Have you ever been to Sun
day school
Boy-Yes. Christmas and picnic time.
place some day-to the new Jerusalem !?
Boy-Guess not. live in Boston.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
WE REPEAT, PLAY BALLi

Manager MurRrE, whose big mem ore
struggling along nearly 20 points to the bad
now. still persists in smiling. and says he is
one Of the people. Very well. MuTRrE,
we're like the old darby in the naughty
story-'Ef we got ter 5'liebe II. W. b'liebo
IT," But credulity has . limit. It's the score
that talks.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

WILLIAM f. HARDING still insists he was
an eyewitness to BRoDrE's plunge over
Niagara. BRoDIE himself has shut up about
that monstrous fake. If HARDING were near
enough home to know that, maybe he would
do likewise.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
.ater Runs Down

HiI, and Just As naturally Ifs, merry aud OtrOnGth are
EGiuSd By taking Hoods sSrSGpGrillA- The peculiar
tonlnE, purifying and ~vtGliIlnG qualities Of this Suo-
eSSSful medicine are felt throughout the entire system,
S~HpSlhnR disease and giving quick. healthy action 70
even organ. II you suffer from any disease Of the
blood, stomach disoTdaT or dihhoulty With the liver and
kidnSyA try the peculiar medicine. Hoods sArSaparillA.
Be sure 10 get HoOd'A
The evening world., 1889-09-13

New York Is short on ool-houseS.
Thousands Of pupils are actually crowded
out Of doors. This shouldn't be-. A peoples
money cannot be spent better than in edu-
eating Its children.
Give US moro school houses. right away.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
IB sEARLB APRAID7

SEARLE challenges GAUDAUR for %, 500 .
side and wants the race rowed on the Thames
or PAramGtta. On such conditions the chal-
lengs will not DO noticed. In the past Amer
tca has sent her best men to row on Austria
liam waters. II 10 only fair the far-away col
OniSs should return the compliment. 5EARLE
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Economy In Gas.

tFrom an Exchange
laura said the young lady's mother.
not unkindly, ut seems TO me that you had
the gas turned rather low last evening""
1T was solely for economy, mamma" an
swered the maiden.
There is no use trying to beat the gas
company. my daughter. have noticed that
the shutting off of the gas is always followed
by q corresponding increase of PRESSURE"
"Well. that lessons the waist, doesn't it,
mamma dear " replied the a~rtless girl.
And her fond parent could find no moro to
soy.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

When EDWIN ARNOLD. author Of "The
Light of Asia" called upon President BEN
at the White House. did the Hoosier man
offer him q post Office or q bite of the
Gravely chewing plug, which he continually
carries in his trousers pocket2
The evening world., 1889-09-13
. The End of

Now breeZes fresh our faces fan.
Aud glowS less fierce the solar glare,
And fiics are less audaciouS than
They were.
The heated term at last is o er;
And meath fair Iuna'S silVery light,
In hammock maldens wins no more
At night.
The Summer girl has left the shore;
Her Ardor for Irritation coolS,
For she's engaged; the dude no moro
She fools. -BostOn Courier.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Three maids sat on a rock-ribbed shore
or q fashionable watering place:
The tufiest of gowns these maidenS wore
or cashmere aud muslin aud lace.
And one who came from Chicago town
ooh. weep for her pitiful lotD
Exclaimed, as her brow coiled up in a frown,
"Great heavens! it's frighttully hot
Said the maid who hailed from New York State
lShe reared on high her stately form,
With u consciousness OF emphatic weight,
{ 1T is. indeed, exceedingly warm.
The Boston girl looked mp from her book
Crwas Dante she was deVouring).
And said. az she darted a scornful look,
Tho suns rays are empowering"
boston Post.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

II 10 worth mentioning that Judge Book
srAvER 10 at homo. The Grand Jury sue
decided in fetching him. His sense Of the
indignity done his court, 1t seoms, was not
strong enough to do that same.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Is in England. II lie near by. Here's q chance
for him to gain enormous moneys, q double
portion Of fame and awhole nation Of friends.
Come over. II will be q boat race.
The evening world., 1889-09-13
Regular Exercise.

Physician Ito unprepossessing female pa
tient)-. You say you follow a sedentary occu-
pation-you should be on your feet as much
as possible out of working hours.
Unprepossessing Female-I AMI ride back
and forth to business in a Broadway street
car.
The evening world., 1889-09-13

Henry-Yes, Fred was over in Deacon
Small's watermelon patch last night, Charlie,
and he undertook too much.
Charlie-Tried to bring away moro than he
could manage, did heI
"Well, slightly. The poor fellow tried to
walk off with a steel trap when it was chained
to q stump"