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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-28
The Deaf in IRELAND rlnd Coed ThInG.

The Deal IN Ireland Wind a Coed Thing
DUBLIN, January 27.-But few Amer
lean inventions have beea as readily
adopted in Ireland al tie invention fci
deafness of Il. A. Wales. OF Bridgeport,
Conn, called the sound discs, and the re'
suit of its use hes in many c8ses b.en mar
velous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-28
THg DEATH BLOW OF GOFF'S HOPES.
,rcument That is Dramatic and Thrilling in Its
Force and VigOr.
WHITE LIGHT THROWN ON DARK PLACES.

Most Magnificent Thorough and Convincing Presentation of the
oaso-eoa Hubbard Go Down Before Col St Clair Like
N0 -. Cvolone--The Weakness of Their Case, the
sr.r Pleas and GlarIng Duplcity of Their Argu
R'S.,' zS,, Fzposed The Full Text of the Speech
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-28
COLUMBUS, O., January l, 1889.
To The EG,ir of Dates Co.

10 Utt l-'uIW y I74VV' W
DEAR SrRs:-Elixir of Dates cured me
of habitual constipation and dyspepsia. l
recommend it to ali my friends.
Very truly yours,
Jos. ZIMMgR,
Prop. of Hotel st. Claire, Columbus, 2.
Sold in so cent bottles by W. W. Irwin,
W. E. Williams, John Lsughlin and @.
z. Goetze. J. T. Goodwin & Co. and
Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-28
COL. ST. CLAIR'S SPEECH.

ASnitieent Document Of Intense In
terest-An should Road Il.
-A Telegram 10 the Register.
.aAELEsToN, ". Va, January as -
A''ing is the full text Of Col. w.
Vlaii' s argument on the contest. which
''san or Saturday morning:
THE ARGUNENT.
u President and gentlemen of the
i assembly, confess 10 no sliObt
- OF embarrassment in entering on an
s--eni 10 this case, because I am called
..e % reply 20 the arguments of distin.
'lso lawyers and orators who have
''lea s. ne, but more especially because
:. '.'l.a reply 10 soil to these gentle
~ Nsold be necsssary to convert this
10y INTO 3 Crossroads meeting, and
l1 appeal 20 those partisan pas
ErEgT -R-E NAN
'''H@ na-t dsprecate n this great
q. " ths' NJ addressing Won I bad a
p 0Pact that I would be called
lAse an argument on the facts
'','l 10 lis case, and rot Or state
saiCa ,be men who made them
l.,,e cot fscts, snd which were
N .5,'-' 70 ibs mouths Of those who ut
"a g7 that these men whom
i.,lad 10 answer have deliberately
l.. 'as record and fAllded the tes.i-
s son convened 10 tryy
cl1ri &C hear and decide or
.-Ai are Of record ia this case, and
'i'y nov 20 mee, those gentlemen
.-,e eonlaiOed in the record If l
- Ao.s TO convince you that A. B.
IS LEGALLY ELECTED
. y. ~ o. West yirginis, I will not con-
!, i AZ 20 Hadss, as did0ue of the dis
"a orators who preceded me, be-
" 'sA'ed that he good sense and
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
AN INSTRUCTIVE DISCOURSE.

Rev. David Winters delivered himself
of delightfully."- practical discourse Sab
bath morning at the First Presbyterian
church, which was happy and concise
reflex of the spirit now animating The bet
ter portion of this community. His text
was the light behind the cloud, which
cloud obscured Jobs horizon and left his
home and life in darkness. The subject of
the sermon was the depressing times and
their effect on such desponding natures as
are unable to discern either riffs, lights or
silver lining, but only the darker and
gloomier side, all unmindful of the fact
that the glory just beyond is undimmed
and will soon burst forth in old time
brilliancv. Of course the grumbler
whose pessmiistic harpings tend to dis
courage the optimist and to bring to
naught the earnest efforts of hopeful, hon.
est men, met with deserved castigation.
The sermon was full of good hard sense
and the speaker closed it up with can
did and convincing argument for the
future of Kansas and a splendid tribute
to the intelligence, enterprise and morality
of her people, whom in these respects, he
held to surpass ali peoples of whom he had
any knowledge or with whom he had ever
come in contact.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
New Mexico party here making six, and
the railroads officials car which contains

New Mexico party here making six, and
the railroads officials car which contains
| he following officials: j. A Hanley,
Chicago, freight traffic manager; F. c.
Gay, Topeka. general freight agent; o. H.
Brown, Topeka, assistant general freight
agent, and Hon J. W. Hamilton, Topeka,
live stock agent.
Assistant General Freight Agent 0. II.
Brown, of Topeka, has the train in charge
and is caring for the guests and delegates
in royal manner characteristic of the
Santa Fe's hospitality. The running time
between Kansas City and Ft. Worth bids
fair to eclipse the Nellie Bly, special. The
train frequently exceeded the speed of a
mile minute
The party were enjoying the trip hugely
as a stag" crowd of cattlemen and rail
road men only can. If the passengers had
their way the train would run
"wild'' clear through 20 Texas. Traffic
Manager Hanley informed the engineer
at Newton that it was not necessary to
reach Fort Worth before sundown as the
engineer after leaving Florence, where the
train stopped for dinner, made the run for
time of seven miles in SIX minutes.
Nearly one hundred passengers were on
board and all were happy.
On the special rs it reached Wichita
were: j. A. Huke, president Omaha Live
Stock exchange and Z. z. Savage and j..
b. Erion, delegates from Nebraska
j. L. Greer and H. ID. Rogers, Chicago
live stock commission merchants and de E.
gates from Illinois.
The guests from Kansas City are: E. E.
Richardson and H. P. Child, of the Kan
sas City Stock Yards company, and the
following stock men and commission mer-
chants: \. Adler, ". Atchison, L. J. AL
len, L. Bugbee, S. G. Burnsides. f. A
Berry, William Chick, ]. S. Chick, H. H
Crane, j. Z. Crider, G. W. Campbell,
H. c. Cresswell. N Eaton, A. j. Gillespie
Dave Goxiver. John Hale. II. job uson, ID.
George Landers, c. G. Means, T. Mccoy,
I. B. Kitchener. G: w. Montgomery, j.
w. Moore, Zach Muhall, J. 5. Norp, H. C.
Ofut. p. Phillips. S. A. Pugsley, II. j.
Paulley, W. c. Quinlan, Robert Refs, Mr..
Rowe, J. II. Stephen, c. Sloan, NJ. w. st.
Clair, r. Souther, d. II. Streeter, Eli Ii
tus, j. Z. Larmon, Thomas Trower, w H.
Vols, J. II. Waite, r. G. White, b. Welch,
j. +. Walters.
Captain Burke, Arkansas City; D. L.
Brow, Strong City. John A. Blair, A. j.
Day, w. II. Delaney and A. G.. Forney, of
Mulvane; Lew Finch and W. H. Lord,
Burlingame; Charles Collins, of Kansas
Live Stock Sanitary commission, Hutch
inson; S. p. Hanna. Emporia; Hon. I. A.
Hubbard, Rome; Col W. A Harris, Lin
wood; E. NJ. Hewins, Cedarvale; William
Martindale, H. and J. w. johnson, En-
poria; F. NJ Lockard, Strong City; G. w.
Miller, Winfield; f. p. Morgan, Arkansas
City; J. Fl. Pugh Winfield; c. H. Van
Bentham. Lyndon; S. L. Waite, Winfield;
j. L. Waite, Strong City, and c. Z. Wood,
the Texas Live Stock Journal,
and II. c. Heath, of Topeka. represents
the Kansas Farmer. and the United States
bureau of animal Industry
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
THE NEW ARMORY.

The repairs at the armory of the Wichita
Light Infantry are now completed and
Wichita can boast of an army second 10
none in the state, and one that is in keep
ing with the first class organization that
occupies it. The floor put in by the in
fantry is the same as that in the govern
ment building and makes the armory the
most desirable hall in the city for large re-
ceptions. and the company hope to receive
the patronage from the citizens they
merit.
The drill this evening will be the first in
the new armory and the company will ap-
pear in their new uniforms. An invita-
tion is extended to visitors which viii
probably be accepted by many.
In addition 10 other improvements a
visitors gallery has been put in which
commands perfect view of the entire
floor. The hall is very neatly and taste
fully decorated.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
BASE BALL

The first of series Of match games of
base ball was played yesterday afternoon
between the Periclesian society and the
Edmond Burke society, resulting in a
score of 4 to in favor of Periclesian.
The game was an interesting one through
out. The interest was increased by the
earnest rivalry between the societies, each
society being encouraged to do its best by
the presence of many of the ladies of the
societies. The features of the game were
the pitching of Anderson. the long throw
to first from the field by Sawyer, the
batting OF Woodsde and Schooler The
battery for the Periclesans was Aderson
and Wilson, for the Burkes Hendryx and
Metcalf. VIII Ayres umpired the game.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

ator, as we understand it, stands
within tie room The lower sash
rests on the machine which washes
the upper and lower sashes by simple
manipulation. Miss Ella A. Stauffer, the
inventor, IS satisfied that her inven-
tion will do the work intended quickly.
neatly and without any exposure OF life or
limb. She says she has gwen the contrlv-
ance much thought and many tests. Her
father was an inventor OF some considera-
bic reputation. All the parts Of the win
dow washer were whitfield ont and ad-
justed bv herself while alone in her room
during the long winter evenings, and now
she will want g. number OF agents TO sell
the machine. For terms see or write to
her. As soon as the patent is issued terri
tory will be for sale.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
WHAT THE FLINT HILLS PRODUCE.

At the invitation of some of our leading
citizens there will be placed on exhibition
in the board of trade rooms today CTues-
day., few specimens of what can be pro-
duced from the extensive clay and stone
deposits recently discovered on the Gene
see ranch, in Greenwood county, owned by
Mr.. A. S. Mann, of Rochester, \. Y.
Thorough tests have been made of the ma
teral for different uses, and the practical
results obtained will readily suggest to
any intelligent mind that resources of
great value are only awaiting capital and
energy for their development. Specimens
of fire brick, paving brick, pressed build
ing brick, sewer pipe and stoneware. ce-
ment and plaster, marble and building
stone material for wall finish and filler
for natural woods will be in the collection
All who are interested III these different
branches of manufacture, as we'll as those
who are on the lookout Tor new enter
prises 10 be started in our city, are invited
to spend few moments looking over the
products from 1.-The hills" as they will
only be here for today.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
A SURPRISE.

The friends of Dora Martin gave her n
very pleasant surprise last evening, the
occasion being her seventeenth birthday.
The large party spent delightful even
ing with her at her fathers residence, and
until the midnight hour the merry voices
could be heard in music an games.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless, Mr.. and
Mrs Simons, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. McMil-
len, Mrs. Noon, Misses Grace and Maud
Rafferty,, Mamie Clegg, Allie Dodge,
Birdie Fisk Nettie Slayden, Rose Gael,
Minerva Townsend, Edith Mercer. Dora
Simons, Messrs. Herman, Parkinson.
Simmons, Dodge. Weaver. Bayless, AIer-
Ger, Clark, East, Story, Simmons, Atchison
and Charles.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
LITERARY AND MUSICAL.

The second literary aud musical enter
tainment Of the series to be given at the
South Lawrence Avenue Church will take
place this evening. March II. The follow
ing is the program:
Invocation.
Quartette-All Hall the Power OF Jesus
Name.
Recitation-The new church organ; Miss
Etna Garrison.
Saxipbone solo-Variations. Sur un
Theme Favori: Chas. Loveless.
Music by the Graham quartette.
Recitation by Mr.. Belts of Garfield uni
yersity.
Vocal duet-Misses Nellie Mcpherson
and Bertha Reascner.
Recitation by Miss Hannah Goldberg.
Bass solo py Mr.. Harry Hatfield
Recitation by Mr.. H. o. Smith.
Instrumental duet by Chas. Loveless and
Claude Neff.
Recitation-Poor House Man; Mrs Law
renee.
Octette by young ladies of Garfield uni
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT CoUET.


Attorneys are notified that they must be
on hand promptly at 0 o'clock. The eour,
will not wait or send for attorneys, Cases
will be taken up and be dismissed or pro-
ceeded with regardless Of the absence of
the attorney. This rule Is iniiexibIe.
Kiusler ys Dauchsrty Was dismissed.
State VS. Carver vas on trial by jury;
verdict not guilty.
Hobbs rs Howard Was dismissed.
II Baskerville W T. A Bailey. jrfg
Tnent for plaintiff for S51G.55 and interest.
Z. Spst,on VS. d. ". Jones' judgment
for SG1s with interest
Flora A. Pore sues her husband. james
y. Pore. for a divorce on tina grounds Of
neglect OF dury, drunkenness and extreme
cruelty. further asking fos alsmons and
the custody Of the child.
PROBATE CoJET.
b Griffin and Net:ie Ash. both of
Sedg~ick, were licensed 10 marry yzsser-
dag in the probate court
Final settlement OF guardian of estate OF
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
BADL6 CII.

Mr.. A. d. Howells, of Gladys, the Rock
Island agent met with red streak of bad
luck Sunday evening. After his work at
the station had been completed and while
going home Samuel Shaw. farm hand,
attacked him with knife. Mr.. Howells
was seriously cut about the head before
parties irterfered.
As reported there had been trouble be-
tween the two for some time, growing out
of misunderstanding about some freight
matter and also it is stated that Shaw was
in the habit of stealing ride to the city
and the agent apprised the conductor of
this fact. which resulted in Shaw getting
kicked off
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
PERSONALS.

c. A. Clark, of Chicago, is at the Metro
pole.
Mr.. 4. H. Pirie, of st. Louis, is at the
Carey.
A. n Briggs, Of Chicago, is stopping at
Metropole.
s. T. Sherman, of Macomb, is at the
Occidental.
Mr.. G. w. Atkinson, of Chicago, is at
the Carey.
Mr. John Z. carp, Winfield, was in the
city last night
Col Z. c. Cole leaves for Kingfsher
this morning.
NJ. H. Simon, of Chicago, is stopping at
the Occidental.
E. G. Terrell, of Anthony, spent yester-
day in the city.
Mr.. c. r. Andrews, Kansas City, is at
the Manhattan.
Mr.. VIM. E. Bolton. Greenburg, was in
the clty last night.
Mr. j. NJ. Wilson, Conway Springs. was
In the city yesterday.
II. Pennie. of Colorado Springs, spent
Yesterday in the city.
Mrs DR. Dixon, of College Hill, is slowly
improving III health
Mr. J. K. LaRue, of Kentucky, will be
Ia the city for several days
J. L. Jones, of Anthony, was calling on
friends yesterday in the city.
Mr. T. A Buckner left yesterday for
Kansas City and will be absent few
days.
l.. N. Johns, of Mt Hope, spent yester-
day calling on friends and attending TO
some business matters.
Mr. A. l. Aubin left last night for few
days in the western part of the state look
ing after business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
THE PEARL OF PEKfN.

Manager o. L. Crawford returned from
Topeka last night and reports that ar
rangements have been completed for "The
Pearl of Pekin" to appear at the Crawford
Grand at an early date. Special scenery
and sixty-iive people magnifcently cos
TUNED ought to make fairly good enter
tainment. The most hattering press
notices have greeted this company else
where and it has fairly earned the enviable
reputation for excellency which it enjoys
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
I.ST NIGHTS YTRE.

Last night an alarm Of IRE csm@ IN
from Faivview between Seventeenth and
Elgnteeuth streets, which proved 70 be a
barn n flames The department. responded
promptly and although the building vas
TO far gone 20 save tie entire couteafs
was gotten safely our No. 3 was on tbs
ground first and had Hne of bose lasgs
and we're throwing water before the down
town companies arrived ca the sceEe- TIE
barn itself will Ie total loss aid Is fle
property Of Attorney hos Harris
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
FROM THE FARMERS ALLIANCE

Resolutions adopted by the Goodriver Al
lance, No. $50. Sedgwiek coanty, Kansas:
Whereas, Some of the manufacturers see
81 to sell their products 10 agents and
dealers for less money than 70 farmers, we
the farmers of Goodriver Alliance. No. 80.
in alliance assembled.
Resolve, That we will grant equal rights
and demand the same; that we Will buy no
machinery or implement or any product q
any manufactured except the same can b.
bought by us the same as sold 10 agents Or
dealers Be it further
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolr-
tions be handed 10 the press OF the county
for publication.
T g. MCLATCHL.S. sec,
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
LECTURE-INDIA AND THE HINpoos.

Rev. w. r. Manley, for eight years a
missionary in India, will lecture at the
First Baptist church Wednesday evening,
March u. The lecturer speaks from his
own personal observation and describes
what he has seen himself, with frequent
reference TO his own experience, trying.
yexatious and amusing. He illustrates
with sixty fine steropticon views, character
inpersouations, etc. Curios will be ex-
hibited at the close. The friends of mis-
sions ana the public generally are cordially
invited 70 hear this thrilling lecture. Time
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

Something Unique In Railroad Accidents
A veteran railroad efnploye deacr5l-z al
aecadent that occurred ora t5e East TsnEessss
road, b<t seeu McRae ard E2oflsad.
II never heard u another hks Il, says -.
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and we're aboat tive miles agsays "a they 1T
toe two stations A construction enss5Bs ~
TWEEN TIE two fTa4uz was trying % Hssks "a
switch sAead Of fke nszrth bound train, baa
net It % s1ogle track abous q nile from
Scotland Toers was . collision The nzs1 GA
tie enzsas eare.y Rad s8fns U rsy.rss ~
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track by srctson a&1sss. sno heard tas szsrsfas
coming. So TIE Wild eszis~ wAs Ssscsss aftsS
r-eckirx two .xgtszx Tsss wTscEiHg sfnf
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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
TERRIToRY PRfsnNgES

Deputy L & Marshall T. p. Crristis
came up from the territory last night,
bringing Owen Wendell and Charles Ross,
charged with assault with intent 70 Kill Oh
G. v. Hilbert al Dover. / T.. On the 9:h inst.
TIE prisoners were turned over TO sheriff
Cone for safe keeping until the i5ih. when
they will oe given d preliminary.
Hibbett had very narrow escape, as
the bullet nit a deck Of cards which be tad
in his pocket, otberwise be would hare
been k.lIed- Nr. Christie returns 10 King
fisher this morning.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORY.

AT the meeting Of the directors of the
board of trade yesterday afternoon. W. D.
Mccormick, G. W. Walters, c. A Walker
A. L. Carpenter and P. V. Healy were ap-
pointed as a committee to meet the execu-
tive committee of the Garfield Post today
at . a. m., at board of trade rooms To ar
range for the reception of General Alger,
March %
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
FOU RTH WARD MEETING.

There will be meeting held in the
Israel Building on Oak street, between
Main and Market streets on Friday even
ing, March IA, for the purpose of soliciting
a candidate for councilman for the Fourth
ward at the coming election. Every voter
in the ward should be present and see that
the nominee is the representative of the
people.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
ATTENTION KNIGHTS TrSPLAn.

The reception announced TO take place
at the Scottish Rite" hall on Tuesday
evening. has been postponed TO Friday
evening, March "a, owing to an uBavoisl.
able circumstance. The arrangement re-
mains the same excepting the change oe
date. j. A. HoLLISGEI., Il. c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There Will be regular meeting of
Wichita council No. l., Il. and : NJ, this
evening at 7:30 for work. A full attend
ance is desired. as there will be business of
special Importance to transact.
J. 5. COLE. r. l. VI.
c. T. MAETIN Rec
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.

The county teachers will meet on Satur-
day next at f:30 .. IN. at the Lewis acad-
emy, which will be the last meeting OF the
year. Addresses will be delivered by
Chancellor Everest, OF the Garfield univer-
sity; DR.. K. w. Stevenson, superintendent
of the city schools; Professor NayIor, Of
the Lewis academy; Professor t. j.. Kemp
OF the Wichita university, and it is safe 10
add that Professor Pence, county superin-
tenden5, VIII sperk word or two in sea
son
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
4 NEW FIRM.

A new real estate firm has been organ
ized in this city, composed of the follow
ing we'll known gentlemen: j. II.
Wassam. real estate agent; j. r. Davis,
real estate and insurance agent, and L b.
Rood attorney at law and loans The
name is Wassam, Davis & Rood 1t has
been decided by this frm to establish a
branch office ct Galveston. Texas, and two
bers of the firm will leave in few
days for Galveston 10 open an Office at
that place. All Inquiries concerning real
estate or investments at either city viii na
doubt receive their prompt and careful
attention.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

Sunday morning, just at nine" on
Williams street a Crystal Ice wagon came
west at beautiful rate and attracted the
attention of all the people living on the
street. The blocks OF ice we're tossed Of
as if on the raging Atlantic aud few
decorated each block, but at last the team
was caught without any damage having
h..e l!or.a
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

ATTENTION WICHITA LIGHT TyTASTaY.
This command will meet for drill al tka
srmory this evening at 40 SHARP. By or
der OF W. iEvISG OSBORNE. Csptaia-
CHAS 4. ScoTr. First ssrz't.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

Mr.. J. H Alley yesterday purchased the
insurance business Of j. i. Boyd & Co,
and will be assisted as general manager
by Mr.. George Gardner. Mr. Boyd viii
be engaged IN the insurance business, re-
turning occasionally 10 look after matters
here
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11

The police have notice 10 look out for a
couple of suspicious characters expected
here from Newton. The woman is pro-
curess and is accompanied by man of
whom the police have on accurate descrip-
Ti0D
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-11
JUSTICES COURT.
The usual round of civil work occupied
the justices courts yesterday.
POLICE COC;aT.

Richard Goldsmith paid $50 for dis
turbing the peace. NJ. Cartwright was =
drunk with 30 cents in his pocket aud a
bunch of keys. John Reed paid So for
keeping gambling house. Dillon and
Old Still were two drunks who will be
held TO answer TO the charge today. \
number OF the girls contributed $40 each to
the city's finances. and several back fiues
completed Mondays business in the police
court. a few minutes yesterday morning
were sufficient for Jsdge Museller to dis
pose of Sunday $ arrests.