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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
Won't Fool HIs wife Again.

A CIrcleville co. dispatch says: H,w-
ard Chsfdn, of New Holland, whose domes-
tic relations arc not tqe pieasantess at
tempted to brighten his wife by sending her
the following note: when ycp get this
you viii be a widow. You viii 6nd my
body in the stable" Mra Chafhn received
this startling news with considerable nom
chalance, and, it Is alleged, got out her hus-
bands best clothes and began TO brush them
for the funeral. She sent her dxsahter to
the stable, who returned, saying be- was
not dead, but looked '.swful bad Hasten
ing to the stable, Mira Chafnn found
her husband suspended frop . rafter.
In her efforts to release HIN she dis
covered that he had passed the cord un-
der bis arm, and that there was not the
slightest prospect Of death ensuing from
strangulation. Securing good, stout
stick, she belabored him until be cried for
mercy and begged TO be released from his
awful position.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

ticipates no trouble from them. He is
be reconciled to the marriage now that 1t
has taken place.
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Chief Justice
Fuller declined to say anything today in
regard to the elopement of his daughter,
Miss Pauline Fuller, this evening. He de-
clined to see any of the large number OF
newspaper men who called at Belmont, the
family residence, out on Columbia Heights;
The chief justice sent out word he had
nothing whatever to say on the subject OF
their inquiries.
The chief justice occupied his seat on the
bench as usual today and Mrs. Fuller was
out shopping during the forenoon. 1t is
said they received a telegram this morning
from friends In Chicago announcing their
daughters elopement, but it seems proba-
bic that their first intimation OF
the marriage came from newspaper
sources, as Miss Maud Fuller. one of
chief Justices older daughters, when seen
by reporter for local newspaper, ex-
pressed surprise at what she was told and
said she did not believe Pauline would do
anything like that. Anyway have re-
ceived no word from her today and there
has been no telegram received here for my
father. OF course Pauline would let us
know if she had been married and | don't
believe it at all. Perhaps Pauline was a
little fond of Mr. Aubrey, but that was
all over l think long ago. l never knew
of their being engaged and Pauline and
Mr.. Aubrey were just friends and have
been for years. Pauline was
very much attached to Chicago
and this winter she went back there on a
visit and / suppose this talk about an
elopenent was caused by that. shall not
believe that Pauline is married until l shall
hear it from herself
Miss Pauline is not well known in Wash
ington, She came here last October aud
only staid about two and half months,
making but few acquaintance. She IS
only II years old and left the city before
the social season had fairly commenced, 1T
being her intention not to make her debut
until next winter. She was fond of the
theater and could frequently be seen at the
two leading play houses. Her most init
mate friend in Washington was Miss
Eleanor Breckenridge, daughter of the
Kentucky congressman. She did not seem
to like Washington and frequently ex-
pressed her desire to be back in Chicago.
The elopement overshadowed all other
topics Of conversation in social circles here
and much sympathy was expressed for
Mrs Fuller.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
HYPNOTISM IN CRIME.
The Possibility of Detecting Criminal
Through Himself

The recent discussion before the New
York Academy Of Anthropology Of the re-
markable results of hypnotism led one Of the
gentlemen present at its last meeting to re-
late to a reporter for the New York Times
some experiments which he witnessed with
in short time at the lecture of Dr. Dray-
ton at Nantes, France.
'While there,n he said, 81 was invited by
Prof. Jacques Liegoi, Of the Faculty of Juris-
prudence, TO witness some hypnotic trials
by himself and other members of the fac
ulty. He had avowed that it was possible
| to detect, in case of crime committed under
hypnotic influence, the identity of the oper-
ator from the subject-a possibility pre-
viously denied. A female subject was hyp-
Noticed, and III. Liegoi told her that upon
awakening she should seize pistol lying
near and shoot a bystander who, he SAID
had grossly insulted her, but not TO tell
who suggested the deed. She revived
from her trance, and at once did as she had
been directed, dlscharging a revolver point
blank at the person mentioned, declaring
that thus she fevenged herself. She was
asked who told her to shoot, and she denied
that any one had done so, declaring with
the utmost vehemence that she had been in
suited, and had repaid the man for his in
snlt
"She was put to sleep again and she was
told that, when she saw the person VITO
told her TO do the shooting, she should look
at him fxedly and that she should then go
to him, greet him aud endeaver TO conceal
him with her skirts. She was awakened
and n. Liegoi appeared. She glared at him
for time, and then walked around him,
finally stopping in front OF him, saying:
Bon jour, NJ Liegoi,' and at once spread
out her skirts as though 70 effectually shield
him from observation"
The gentleman thought that while hypno-
tism might safely be used in suggesting
crime when the same means was used 70
discover the operator by the use Of direct
question, it was by no means safe when the
detective sought TO discover the identity Of
the principal criminal by indirect means,
such as was used in the case Of NJ. Liegoi.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
BRACELET AND PURSE,

osANSAi-i A-aD ~H'SN- pearl eyes
Some Of the people q; Mrs. Astor's ball on
Friday carried those new train fasteners Of
silver Issw one of pearls, too. worn By
Mrs. Clevs They are really very handy,
especially when one i. dancing. for you just
pass the ring over your arm and your hand
is free.
When grow rich shall send you one Of
those sweet utsle silver bracelets with q
tiny chain purse in silver attached The
purse is only meant FOR car and stage fares.
you know, and saves one the bother Of car
rying a pocketbook. Text week l must
write you about tie new ginghams- T1ey
are so pretty, and il Is remarkable bow
many people are buying them this ocls
weathe- Yours ever, DCao1HT.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
SEAL FISHERIES BOOMING.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Messrs. Harvey
& Outerbridge, shipping and commission
merchants OF this city, are in receipt OF
cable dispatch from their firm in st. Johns
y. E, reading: THE steamer Wolf has ar
rived from the seal fishery with y 900 seals.
All western steamers are loaded, aggregat-
ing 200. 900 seals among them" This IS an
unusual yearly arrival, the fisheries hav-
ing opened on March 10. The number Of
sales reported taken are already in excess
of last years entire catch and good sea
son will enable all the vessels TO make an
other and perhaps a third trip.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
WOMEN'S CLUBS.

New YORK, March 20-The second day
of the convention of woman's clubs from
all over the United States opened at the
Madison Square theater today. Miss
Elliott Dye Clymer, the newly elected
president. was in the chair. The theater
was well filed. The first business was the
receiving of reports from the delegates.
Mrs. Jennie Croly, (Jennie June OF the
committee on correspondence, read a re-
port on the work done in call the conven-
ton. Among those who spoke were Mrs.
Driscoll. of tie New Century club of St.
Paul, Mimi. and Mrs. Lafoon, of the
Woman'S Literary society ct Dunkirk, n.
Y. At noon the ladies took lunch az the
Fifth avenue hotel
This afternoon and evening an enter
taInment was held at Hardman's hall.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, March 20.-There was more
business today with both agents and job
bers, recent quieting influences being less
felt. Tomorrow's auction sale of ging-
hams, however, is awaited with interest.
There was no new feature or incident in
the market The Fall River strike exerts
no further influence. though its duration
is still uncertain. There Is a good tone to
cotton goods although there is still COM
plaint as to general demand. Converters
and cutters are beginning TO buy more
freely Printed dress cOttons and fine
work fabrics continue in good request
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
cINclNNA1rs BACKING iNpusTRYIi

CINCINNATI March A.-Colonel Sidney
.. Maxwell, superintendent OF the cham
Der of commerce, has submitted detailed
statement % the pork packing in Cincin-
natl for the winter season OF lSs>-s9, from
which some peculiar results appear. While
the aggregate number OF hogs packed was
3. 500 less than in the preceding winter, the
aggregate gross weight showed an increase
Of 3.1o5, $40 pounds, or an average increase
per head of 20 81 pounds. The increase il
The Weld of lard WAS -, lSS pouncs. TIE
increase IN the cost, compared with the
preceding season. was Sl6o.o4S
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

Bo,nets tkzt sit snugiy Shout the head
with fat, clnse trimmings, Is tho first sser
made towards gradual lowering Of iupos
sible hat crowra These oonnets are out Y
a point IL the back and pushed vel forward
ia, bows Of rfboon, rucEings OF lace ard
small wrea.hs ana clusters Of flowers are
the most appropriate ornaneutstson- TIC
strings are usually narrow bands Of vezves
crossin ont from the pointed bsck and FL
ished by sEaH bow pinned directly under
The chin
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
IEIEGRAPHIC BREVlIIES.

Half of the business portion of the vii
yesterday. The losses amount to $3O,O5O.
The special meeting of the corporation of
Brown university, Providence, today re
ceived the resignation of Rev. Ezekiel g.
Robinson as the university and Professor
Morlan.
In the Illinois house the Crawford bill
regulating the charges of the Union Stock
Yards company, of Chicago. was passed by
a vote of s. yeas to q nays. The bill was
supported by the farmers on both sides of
the house
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
WEAVER AT OKLAHOMA.
He Advises the People to Peaceably Await
the Presidents Action.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
OKLAHOMA, I. T., March 20.-General
Weaver and Captain Couch arrived here
this evening and met with an enthusiastic
reception. General Weaver made speech
in which he advised the people to peace
ably quit the country and await the presi-
dents proclamation. He expressed HIM
self as wonderfully pleased with the ooun-
try and predicted brilliant future. lie
anticipates the presidents proclamation
daily and thinks there is no question but
what it will be issued soon. Everything is
quiet and it is thought the troops will re-
turn to Reno soon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
rEcIRIC BELT ZEE.

To introduce it and obtain agents the
undersigned firm viii give away few Of
heir S5 German Electric Belts. invented
hy Prof Van der Weyde president Of the
y. Y. Electric society [. ;. pat So 81, =
Festive cure for nervous debility, rheuTDa-
f;sr, los OF power. etc Address Electric
Agency.. Box las, Brooklyn. y. Y. Write
10 them tocay.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
a MEMBER OFTAMMANY

New YORK, March 20.-The World says:
Ex-President Grover Cleveland has been
elected member of the Tammany Hall
and will ride the goat at the first meeting
in April. Mr. Cleveland will be supported
on the occasion of his initiation by his ex-
secretary of state, L. F. Bayard, and Ex-
members of the club, and at the same
meeting his ex-secretary of the interior,
William F. Villas, will be made Tam
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
BOLD POSTOFFICE ROBBERY.

ST. LOUIS, March 20.-The Carondolet
South st. Louis) postofice was robbed
last night in very bold manner. The
loss is about 81, 1000 The superintendent
in charge, A. c. Gould, was the last man
to leave the office. and says that every
thing was securely fastened. Postmaster
Hyde and Inspector Henry have gone to
Carondolet to investigate. This is the
second robbery of the Carondolet office
within the past few years.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
a EAIAi OIIARREI

TOPEKA, March 20.-Topeka was thrown
into excitement tonight by the report of
five shots in the tailor shop of Gust Wer-
ner on Kansas avenue. On examination it
was ascertained that Werner had shot Joe
Spendlove three times and then took his
own life. The trouble arose over a mis-
understanding over the rent of the build
ing. Spendlove claiming prior right over
Werner. Spendlove was running a cigar
stand and pawn shop. Spendlove is still
aliye, but physicians believe he can not
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
ToPekNs POLICE COMMISSION

TOPEKA, Kan, March Ex-Governor
Humphrey appointed as police commits
sioners for Topeka this afternoon Rev. DIR.
f. S. McCabe, 2. l. Bonebrake and Charles
NJ. Spencer These gentlemen will be ac-
ceptable to the people of Topeka
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

and theater and hand
ing them around. The
candies are generally
tiny drops that burn
ones mouth II more
than one is eaten az a
time. A pretty little
one sent to Mrs La
denburg the ether
day had three mice
carved on the top,
each one with pink
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
CHlcAGO'S CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-S. E. Gross, the
labor candidate for Office of mayor of this
city, has not withdrawn as was announced
yesterday. On the contrary he says that
he has been promised the support of Ex-
Mayor Carter H. Harrison, aud that he
will probably make the race.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
THE EAST JUDGE APPOINTED.

TOPEKA, Kan, March Ex-Governor
Humphrey appointed Hon. Theodore Bot
kin judge of the ThiIty-second judicial
district this evening. This closes the list
of judicial appointments.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
Long-Ltyed Indians.

II is sometimes claimed that civilization
has bad effect on the health Of the In
dian, but this is not the case IN fhe Passa-
maquoddy tribe, Judging from TIE last an
nual report Among the twenty deaths last
year were the following: Toms Which, aged
107 years; Widow Jos. Levy. ieo years;
Widow Peol Lacoot. Io3 years.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
THEY ARE WORN BY SOLDIERS:

Evidence of the value of ALLCOCK's
Porous PLAsTERs comes in the following
letter from Charles Yeager, of Company A,
18th q. S. Infantry, stationed at Fort
Sully. Oak:
81 have been using ALLCoCK's Porous
PLAsTERS for the last ten years and feel
quite lost if l have not half dozen in my
possession. In this section of the country
we have at times very severe cold. When
the thermometer is below zero, fluid that
an ALLCoCK Porous PLASTER on the pit of
the stomach is invaluable. They appear
not only to warm the body, but to inyig-
crate the digestion. At times I have been
greatly troubled with a lame back. Two
ALLCoCK Porous PLAsTERS..placed upon the
spine invariably cure me in two or three
days. Sometimes l have had a severe
cough and very bad cold. An ALLCOCK'S
Porous PLASTER placed around the throat
and on the chest, and one between the
shoulder blades have invariably afforded
me immediate relief and quick cure.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

BEros2 Cueen Elizabeth asceaded rs
thrors her handwriting was Gear. regular
and beautiful a melancholy change tooz
place after she became Queen TIE letters
grew thin ard sptetul he lines Irregular
cross old MAIDS copy q her former hand
Mary Queen Of Scots wrote a graceful. feza-
mine hand, indicating sweetness and ncoil-
ity. Queen Victc-ia's signature Is vel
forue5. each l>f.e- being carefully wr.ttca-
4 ooLozEo minister prayed ;ae otScr e2y
tta; the iz3eliczte might be -zdc deisczse.
the intezp temperate aid tSe .1csss-s-
CTS GzstEio1s-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
Mvriads OF CSC OF rheunnatism and

Myriads of cases of rheumatism and
neuralgia have already succumbed 10 that
wonderful remedy Salvation Oil. Price
only - cents q bottle.
a month ago l was happyl'' is the dec
laration of Bryan W. Proctor. the poet So
were lots of other folks. who are now tell
ing people IN decided nasal tones: Got a
toad in my head" But there is still hap
piness 10 be secured; a bottle Of DR..
Bulls Congh Syrup Will cure any cough
cplI
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
CATTLE IN HEALTHY CONDITION.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, March 0.-The
cattle sanitary board of this territory re-
port that since the enactment of the quar-
intine law of 1887 against diseased cattle
being admitted, no case of bovine disease,
and particularly Texas fever, has appeared
among the herds Cattle are everywhere
in healthy condition and going into the
spring and summer seasons in good condi-
ton The perfect health of the bovine
stock in New Mexico during the time
the quarantine law has been
in operation proves conclusively that
Texas fever does not originate within the
borders of this territory and the law
against its possible introduction is so
effectively administered that it cannot be
brought here Northern buyers of young
stock for maturing purposes are in the
territory contracting for herds which are
permitted to pass to quarantine lines
north without inspection.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

If you have no appetite, take Hoods
Sarsaparilla One man says, 1T makes
me eat like horse"
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on oil trains on the C., h. & y. K'y. Rock
Island Route" between Wichita. Topeka
kansas City. St Joseph. Chicago. 81
ouix ct
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
Al DERMEN ElNEO

KANSAS CITY, No. March 21-Alder-
man Reagan and Looney OF this city, were
today fined S206 and SOS respectively for
interfering with the Republican primaries
in Kansas City, Kan, last week
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

THE NEW RAILWAY COMMISSIONER.
TOPEKA, Kan, March 20.-The executive
council met today and elected Ex-Governor
George L. Anthony railroad commissioner
to succeed Almerin Gillette, of Emporia.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
SHE TOOK POISON.
A Woman on South Fifth Attempts to Take
Her Own Iafe.

Last night woman down on Fifth ave-
nue. took poisonous drug and was report
ed to be lying in a precarious condition,
with but little hopes of living until morn
ing.
The matter was hushed up at the time,
and on account of the lateness Of the hour
only the most meagre particulars could De
learnt.
From the statements made to an officer
who was called to the house it seems that
she had taken the poison upon advice
from neighbor for female complaint, and
not understanding its character had taken
an overdose.
Dr. Gray was called, and is at this writ
ing Iaboring to save the life of his patient.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21


of June morning GLASS.
when the hoar-frost is over the rose bushes.
She had this made into Directoire coat
cut decollete, and over skirt OF rose-pink
tulle, which was crinkled from the waist in
those fine accordion plaits.
A dear little gown in which imagined
you would hook SO nice, with your fair hair
in coronet, was worn by Ruth Morgan.
You remember she came out this winter,
and is quite favorite, no.
Well, the gown was Of white silk gauze
sprinkied all over with little white butter
flies, and made with a full, plain skirt. a
little plated waist cut IN point back and
front to show the neck, with little three
inch sleeves, showing her pretty arms TO
the shoulder. A big white sash Of soft India
silk was knotted at one side and had fringed
ends.
l must tell you about the costume recep-
ton. I sent you all that was printed about
it, but that doesn't tell half. There Were
so many surprises.
Mrs. Cruger, who is that tall, beautiful
young woman vino reads palms so well was
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
HOLSTEIN- FRIESlAN ASSOCIATION

Hoist Elm = RiESIAN ASSOClA ION
NEW YORK, March 20.-The parlors of
the Fifth avenue hotel were crowded to-
day with cattlemen from all parts of the
country. 1t was the fourth annual meet
ing OF the Holstein-Friesia association
and the delegation in attendance was large
one. Ex-senator Warner Miller spoke for
some minutes On the cattle question. His
remarks were loudly applauded. After
this papers were read by the following
gentlemen: Prof Samuel johnson, of the
Michigan agricultural college; DR.. Peter
Collier, director of the New York agricult-
ural experiment station; Prof. G. E. Nor
row, dean of the college of agriculture Of
the university of Illinois; Benjamin c.
Sears, superintendent of the New Jersey
state agricultural farm, and Prof. Chas.
E. Thorne, director of the Ohio agricult-
ural experimental station. 1t was decided
to hold the next annual meeting in New
York on the third Wednesday of March,
1870
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
Money Is King Of the World.

Eowe'er il as dross We AFFECT 70 desplse,
Yet Money is king OF the world,
And blind TO what passes is he who denies
That Money Is king OF the world;
A potent eraser il Is Of all stains,
A factor that's mighty IN loosen;ng chains,
A human possession more wossbipped than
brains,
For Money is king OF the world
How many the waves o. misfortune o'ervhelm-
Since Money Is king OF The world;
The ballast that counts IA tie coin OF tie
realm,
For Money Is kinso the world:
In seeking prete.ments endearins embrace,
Whatever the claims he may have for place,
Man ends, withou; gold, It's handicap race,
For Money is king Of tie world
Perhsps I. Is treason like this 70 cescant
On Money tie torg OF the world.
With more rhymes than reason we're moved
thus 10 rs1t
Or Money. the king of the world:
Sour grapes" do We hear the rich reader
retort!
"His msjesty's therefore tie butt Of our
sport
Perhaps be is rtsht-we've singh. favor q,
court
Since Mouey Is king o. TIE world
-Ecs,cz Bl6Ses.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

For disoIdered liver try BEEcHAM'
PILLS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

dressed as Sappno,
all IN deep violet silk.
The skirt was slashed
a t on Q s ! de, and
showed one violet silk
stocking almost to
the knee, a n d 8 h c
wore one of those big
viole t Incroyable
hats.
Iheard she was to
have danced ia the
English quadrllle, but
did OF think the
costume-a RubenS-
becoming, so put on
the Sappho, " b i C b
was certainly aston
fishing enough in such
an assemblage-
do believe tina t
Nellie Hewitt dan ced
every dance. She
looked very nice, too,
and had on q sixteenth
century dress which
did not look very diff
ferent from many Of