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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
A characteristic LETTER BY A REPRE-
SENTATIVE KANSAS BOY.
NFnnFsHA. Kan. MAY Z. $50

NEODEShA. Nail; MAY &, lCJD
Dear Mr.. Editor-I am a little boy ten
years old want TO make some money. /
have been looking into many things to
know what is the best for me to strike
that I can do successfully, and think l
have struck the right thing.
My Papa is an Oklahoma Boomer, and
we expect to move to Guthrie soon THAT
Great Wonder of the World as Papa calls
it. Mr.. Editor, I think you and my Papa
would make a full team. He blows Guth-
RE with his mouth about as much as you
blow Wichita with the EAGLE. | read
last Sundays EAGLE and liked it ever so
much don't see why everybody in Kan
sas don't like the EAGLE and why they
don't take it themselves for it is saying
every day more good things about Kansas
and Kansas people than any other paper
in the state. So Mr.. Editor | want to make
some money by selling the EAGLE if you
will be kind enough to give me the agency
for Neodesha | send you one dollar and
would like for you to send me ten EAGLES
every day.
The Frisco train gets here at p. m. and
the X. =. and st. Louis papers don't get
here till ) p. IN. So you see | will have
the edge on the boys that sell the K. G.
and ST. Louis papers.
1 am your little friend,
CLARENCE S. DETORD,
Neodesha, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
OUTSIDE OPINION OF THE EAGLE.

S. NJ. Highland, of Pittsburg, Pa, who
is prominently connected with the Ameri-
can Water company, and have plants in
many of the towns and cities of the coun-
try, is in the city for few days looking
after the Wichita plant He said to re-
porter: "Of all of the seventy-tve daily
papers which we get at the home office l
consider the EAGLE the best. 1t is bright,
newsy and progressive, and is read and
much sought after by many of Pittsburg' 5
leading attorneys and business men" Mr..
Highland is much elated over the bright
prospects of Wichita's future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
Mu1 S1A/
VrNdzW aA@A
123 to 127 \. Main Street.

Special sale on children's
trimmed hats Saturday.
They are displayed in center
window with price ticket at
tached- The price is 80 cents
but You must see the hat 10 APP
preciate the value.
Our millinery department is
the greatest of great successes.
1t is always busy there. and fine
artistic millinery at moderate
prices Is what brings increased
business with every new day.
Special millinery attractions
tomorrow.
NlUNSON & MCNAMARA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
GOVERNMENT BUILDING COMPLETED.

At $50 yesterday afternoon Mr.. Valen-
tine Jobst completed the government
building The custodian OF the building.
Mr. Frank Smith. assisted by the superin-
Jendent Of the building, Mr. Sternberg,
looked over the building and decided that
Mr. Jobst had completed his contract Ac-
cording to the general rule the report viii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

DR. J. J. Dulaney, Of COvington, KY,
father of Superintendent Dulaney, of the
stock yards, made the EAGLE pleasant
personal call yesterday morning. The
doctor. who leaves for home today, says
that Wichita is all right. and that Kansas
is all right a great country and great
town and everything favorable is the way
he put it. The doctor thinks that Ken
lucky will honor herself by selecting his
old neighbor, John e. Carlise for the
United States senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
PASTOR CHOSEN.

Yesterday the Rev. Rhames accepted the
call from the vestry of the st. Johns
church and henceforth viii conduct the
regular services at that place of worship.
The reverend gentleman is already well
known here, although it is but a few weeks
since his arrival, and it is safe to predict
an era of prosperity for the church under
his leadership.
His family will arrive during the week
and it is to be hoped that they will find
desirable home among the people OF their
adOntiOn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

scisnt.zss ~ isar ,tla dzranos Il Hgi.o-
ming Gssb b. pct ishBiiesinazi. be fhat ths
fash Last measured - tine For eEampia,
IL che sets = csn3~Ta an rsr,f viarsflon anA
ezpozes ln % a plate ~ o. t,Trcsiss the inn
preston q The fazD. Itis folula sasE tie IT,
prezas5e sIusar wtd~ssi cat on u HsEEtiTs,
Slowing tire E=gasTe - Ezss la1sosl during
tie tala sc Gasa WA iu e- steuce.-Ss =
EcrE Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
OPENING BALL.

The season at Geuda Springs viii open
on the 18th with big ball. Mr.. c. +. Beai
will have charge of the amusements dur
ing the season and all may expect no lack
of enjoyment.
The following letter from Mr., Gilbert to
Mr.. BeaI gives an idea Of what the ball
will be:
Dear Sir-The new bath house is open
and we want to have an opening ball and
banquet for the fashionable 100 Of Kansas.
1t NAV fail short of Ward McAllister'
shindig, but we will do the best we can
We want to hold it May y, Tell all the
folks. and when Will you be down here:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

Messrs. H H Porter and J. S. Beal, OF
Keene, New Hampshire, capitalists who
for some days have been visiting Mr.. j. O..
Davidson, left last evening on return trip,
They were simply delighted with the city
and greatly surprised at the amount OF
business being done. and everything IN
their judgment giving promise of a great
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Weekly meeting of Wichita lodge, No.
%, /. O. 0. F., at S p. m. in the ]. o. O. +.
hall above Savings bank. Two candidates
will be instructed in the secret works Of
the second by the degree staff. All Odd
Fellows will be welcome.
FRANK DUNKIN,
r A. SPEARS. Secretary,
n e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

Secretary Hale Cowley has been acting
escort to a number of Michigan gentlemen
this week who are out to look at Kansas.
They went out over the Wichita * West
ern and then over the Midland into the
Smoky Hill valley, taking view of all the
counties traversed: The party said that
they expected TO find some tine land and a
number of favored spots in Kansas, but
that they had not expected TO find nothing
but good land and a glorious outlook ev-
aY-vNuh hare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
H,rb Priced rrsp~r,, IN 49, York.

Two friends we're re~su-fy 6la~aeing bow
much annual ircafss a fi1e c. IN sea TefG
city. TFg.s-s wlta esery cJz4ig.i, weald
yield.
/ happen % know aemffsinE sbogi y
grand fat n Seventy ssrruJ strast p SD sas
Il t5era. it zet4zlly p@ys asssly -
cert. - s-a-la ca tla au59.uzt fzTes.sd -
f.~-E-o-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
rr-ie. ~st r-~,rma4s.

Eo-1s peop.e fan~v tnsy osz make fAsa8-
~ ves rsfo-uers ~ frrt rsaElaz ta-rpselTes
c-5t4-s. Bot cT.-.-a AZ ~ saaEy tlnah-r ga
q wnleb 10 s~vii u1asas ~yusez- ~ naa e
r1sfs great bT vgtsrE sve~vtasty 80 e. Ezsal5.
go nan is . ~aaDs pea - fTsestssa 80 = &c
1z7 save Pc u.sn ls fFes whoas shssf aoa.
-s-a l. nis or7 frss-1a1. -f-srsszlsu rasaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
THE COURTS.
r-srrIcr CorET.

state . Jack Gleason nolled. Blank -
Myers. Judgment for plaintiff Limerick
& Co. rs Baily. motion for new trial over
ruId. The Chicago Lumber Co. - :. T..
Jones Ct al. Judgment FOR Smedley Oar
IiDgton as prior lien holder. STATE VS. = x
Seers. alias McNahan, charged with for
gerry. was on trial by jury and verdict o.
not guilty was returned The defense was
conducted by 7. z. McMechan- state IS
James Note. uoIIed. Emma c. O'Conn0r
rz ". g. O'Connor, divorce granted plai o.
HF. J. 7. Strickland IS T. D. Knox, no
non for new tsiai ove-rule1-
Probate CoUlT
I.surenceusen T. Story and Mary z
Wolf. both q Wichita. George Mitchell.
Of Waco. and Kate Brown, ~ AIuueEs.
.rrbfe johnson. q Wac, and Ida r.
BewIes. q NuIvale, and Arthur Woods
and Tinnev shire. 10th q Wichita, were
Ecan=sd 20 marry yesterday n the probate
courr-
Ffnal settlement q Admiris;rs-riV n
Norman .Zoller. deceased 6is4 and ag-
-.-r.-7 sale - real estate q Edward
FIpr-n.ug. deceased comargus1 and de-l
ordered. The -zuse executed and. Approved
Seeanlt settlement q guardian - sarah
Likes. q minor. fled
C0soIgE FLE1s C0fE RI
IN. Furnish - : ; AuzGer. e. a..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
Will Wholesale GROCERIES.

For some time Baker, Blasdel & Co.
have been making arran seneuts 20 handle
groceries in wholesale way and Il Is
thought the matter yesterday was about
arranged. when they VIII soon BE- able 20
commence business IN this line. Il is said
the Southern Grocery company IN =
Louis has the matter II hand and that -he
firm here viii be greatly assisted ~ that
company. Il was originally intended that
the -. Louis company would put IN r
branch establishment here but that finally
give place 70 the Wichita firm who VII
look after their business here
Il he's not been determined -. what
buildings viii be occupied oy the firm.
That matter j. bow being considered and
il Is thought viii be decided upon w.thia 3
few days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

Miss Lulu Baker gave party to few
Of her friends at her fathers residence on
South Market street. Those present were;
Misses May ThiSlewood, Lizzie Hamilton
Clara Gehring, Bertha Braitsch, Peggy
Shaw, Lula Baker. Fay Packer, Annie
Vreeland, Luella Edwards and Masters
Hal Mccoy, Emil Braitsch, Tunis Nreet
and, George Gehring, Jim Viele, Rot
Packer, Will Yoke and Amos Sites.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
OKLAHOMA BLANKS.

Blank deeds, mortgages, quit claim and
chattIe-Nebraska forms-in stock and for
sale at this Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

1t has been decided by the honorable, the
supreme court of this city, police commits
sian jurisdiction, that the purchaser of an
Original package must swallow the con
tents at a single gulp, otherwise the pack
age becomes a broken one the gulper
thereby liable TO the pains and penalties Of
the stone pile.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
Secretary.

An important meeting Of the merchants
Of the city viii be held the first Of next
week. at which several interesting matters
will be discussed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
WICHITA CHAPTER no. SO. r. A. NJ

WILHIIA LHAIIFh NJ. OlF n a u
Regular convocation this evening at
O'Clock. ED. PHILLIPS,
HI. SNTHsON, II. p.
Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

The Hon. d. NJ Elder, of Fl Dorado
spent Yesterday in the city looking after
the stone business. He says he Is selling
stone now and giving very little attention
To anything else and he has come 10 the
conclusion that business Is 10 be preferred
over anything else. He was happy 10 OBJ
serve that the Butler county farmers are
feeling much better over the price OF corn,
wheat and oats and the prospects for a
crop were never better.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

terday appointed secretary of Oklahoma,
formerly lived in Wichita, being connect
ed with the Kansas Furniture company
He moved here nearly three years Ago from
Steubenville, Ohio, and left for Oklahoma
soon after the Onening day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

The clearings yesterday amounted to
Sl69,7l9l2, showing an increase of $+4,-
1910 over the same day one year ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

envelope containing papers valuable to
himself Ii the finder viii leave them
with Mr. VIM. B. Ryder. secretary of the
Wichita Electric Railway, he viii be suit-
ably rewarded. The sooner found the
greater the reward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

r. A Haste, Esq, left last evening over
the Rock Island for Topeka, to attend to
some legal business. He expects 10 return
tomorrow morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
Secretary
THE woNAE's COUNCIL.

The regular meeting Of the Woman 5
Council'' for May viii be held in Council
hall. No. 2I3 South Water street, on sat
urday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The pro
gram will be in charge Of Hypatia. Every
lady in the city Is most cordially invited.
The Mizpah society viii meet at st.
Johns church. North Lawrence avenue,
between First and Second streets, Friday,
May Q, at p. III.
GENEyIEvE MAELOwE,
RFIIE NOBLE. President.
-.a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

Some Of the fellows in Cincinnati seek
ing appointments from the comptroller of
the city, the Hon. Edwin stevens. found
out Yesterday that he was in Wichita, and
they were using the wires at him freely.
He had hoped that his visit with Nir. Geo.
/. Rouse. ST, would not be disturbed by a
reminder every few minutes of the Cincin-
natl tussle.
The fishing party Of last Friday and
Saturday, composed of MessrS. Smith,
Cross. SIuss, Balderston, HeiSerman. Oliver
ana Dale has figured up the exact amount
the fish cost. No account Is taken of time
or general wear and UeareNpenSeS oftackle,
bait. etc. but the actual cash investment
was s. - per fish. Probably the fish were
worth that amount, however, although
goldfish sell for much less.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09

The literary exercises Of the He-perian
Literary society Of the Wichita university
10 be held this evening win he postponed
until next Friday when a full program
will be given.
Wichita Council 1047 Royal Arcanum
will meet Al their hall Getto block, this
evening al : O'Clock 4 full attendance
requested. By crSleT Of the Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-09
Probate C0UET.

IN. Punish - ; ;. Nuzser. e a..
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gefesrap6ifGe 9epe(@en.
Oeuti Ian b.

gerItn, IA. Oct. Bring Srisbrid
9sopolo bat beuts bas 9eiilHss OentmaI i'm
Gbisrsartsn entbiiat. Der ibssStaatS'
istretdr bss Sunersn, .. gStti9er, unb in
Yertrstuns bas 5tet6stansIers, Der prsubi:
i9e llntsrri6tsminiitsr .. @OBlsr, iopie
cine Nusabl anSerer bober Beamter wobn'
ten Der SsisrIibteit bel. Die @eiitli8:
tsit, wsI5s Settings 2sben unS Sbriften
ni4t biaist, bate ieSe Sstbei!isuns abses
Isbnt,
Samburg, l5. Oct. 0ie Slrssrs
ibaft bat ben gorldIas bss Senats sebil.
list, sin BilbsiB beS @rafen Woltte tn bis
itaStii9e BiIoasalsrie aubuuebmsn.
Berlin, Is. Oct. 9ie Sarse nit
ben iterbli5en lleberreiien Sss SoilerS
iSriebri6, bsS YrtuSsn Balbsmar unb bes
8rinSsu SisiSulunb, wurben seitsru aus
Der 6risbsnstir9s in potsbam fOrtssfib,t
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bas 6eft in ben Sdubsu baben molten.
| Sie i5idten fid iosar on, ttdtli5 @iber:
ftanb gu lsifeu. Der gunbesratb bal
barauf brei psitere gatailloue Bunbss:
truppsn mad Beaiu;una entiunbt. Sic,
purbe etue sroBe gol,sueriaumluns ab.
| sebaIten, uel9e ssseu bic 8ishereinissuua
Der conierpatiuen &ssieruns Protsit sin'
leote. 9a isbo5 bic Denlonitration In
Rube. perlisf, batten bic Eruppsn tsins
@elesenbeit siu;uldteiteu. Die Sage III
isbo6 iebr ttitii5 uut Elm neusr ausbrud
mag isben aussnbIif erfoIssn. Obsrf
RintIi bat iein Amt niebsrseIsst, ba er
es, obne SIutuerstsBsn gu usruuIuisn,
ni4t paseu gu t6nnen usrmsint, bic bsisi;
tists &esisruns tuiebsr sin3uisssn. Rur
etns isst in giit1unen, marum bic RsbsI.
len ni4t usrbaftet unb nad benz @eisss
beifraft wsrbsn. I'm &ube ;u i9affsn,
bat ber Brdiibent ber uisbsreinssiesten
Resieruns, Rsspiui, ieiu Nmt uistsrssIsst.
Bir sIaubsu ni6t, bas bus SpFsr biIft,
benn tie llmitirslsr - S9ursfsqEdnnsr
1t babsu ibren 9aIt bintsr ben Srsimau'
rern bss 9unbssratbs. Das srtIdrt
Maes.
Der 8abIiie 9 Der Rabitalsn tn
serbien trdst feline 6ri9is. Die ruiiiid
seitimmte &esieruns piu isst nit benz gr'
tOnis MiIau tur3sn pro3sb MAIDEN unb
oer Stupti9inu (Rammer) siusn 9eiess
sntpurt CUR auspeiiuns uorIessn. Wilau
bot iein 8sfss sur llnteritisuns Der Sntss
rsfen Ssitsrreits sstban, absr biefe Be-
mabunsen warsn erfoIsIos, bsnn In be.
iansitsn BabI buben isue sine empiinbIi9s
9tisbsrIase erIittsn gs udre ni5t su psr'
Euunosrn, wsun nun bic ueue, iait aus
i9IisB!i9e raOttuIs Stupti5iua 5srtu
RiIan Dor bic Ssir isste.
Sn SUr!Hgal lit snoIi9 nit Ribe uni
Rotb Elm Winiferium ju StuuSs sstommsu,
bod lit es nidt ie5r pabridsinIi9, baB &c
bemieIbsn seIiussH wiro, bic 8ube unb bas
Ssrtrauen tm 2anSe uieSsrberBufeasn uao
sen 5orti5rittea Der rspubIitaniiden Msis
tation @inbaIt 81 tbun. Na9bsm 5errao
teinen @rfols bate, wenbete iib bsr 6Onis
an ben 9snsral b'4brsusSouia, Der fi1
aber aud mebrers Gage usrseb!id bsmabte,
oa uamsntli5 Jerrao, tros bss 86niss
8uni5, bas Bortsfsuius bss 4suBsren su
iioernebmen, ii9 ni5t baSu peritsbsn pollts.
5uIsst bra4te CT es bod nod fsrtis, abe,
bas Wttniitsrium it wobl auss sbsr, als
elm fairies un0 srtrGuene,ptdsnbes. De:
neral b'abrsu bat nebsn benz Yrdibiuu
nod bas &riessmiuiltsrium ibsrnommeu.
Das eiusiss nambafte RitsIiso 1T Gbouas
Gi5siro, Der aber nut ols Sautsnmiuiits,
funsirt. 9as aeubs,e psrwa!tet Ssubo,
gcease. Bir sIauben nitt, baB bas
Winiltsriuul ii5 baIten tam, ba bic &s.
pabIit Der Sberii6en 5aIbinisI ein Sbsi
oss bon Der 2ose Bel Der Barrier 8eltaus'
iieuuns usrubrsoetsn Srostammss 1T.
Sn SrlanS IL ber groSeB sssen BIZ
ausetlasten iriidsn HationaIiiten pI6s!id
gu sinsm rs4t iberraidsucsn gnbe setom
men. Die Ssrrsn Dillon uuo S'8risr
ba6sn ftaut0ii4eu abidisb ssnummer
unb iinb bsreits in Eatis ausstommsu, nj
iie elmer matt anssusbmersn 5eit entssssr
ssbsu, ais iie ibnsr in gnsIanO IN Nus
| ii4t sefanosn. Die &ssteruuS bate BIZ
gsnustbuuns, bersn Sarsi4aft far per
fallen gu srt!drsu, uofat fie bic Sreunb
uuo entbufaliii6en Ssuunbersr In Ams
rita rei&It6 i3aOIos baIteu usrosH.
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preiie Ger 2ln,eieen.

Sebsr .5ou her Spolte per Sabr.. .s12.OO
6 Nonate 5 40
Ronate s 500
Fir iebe Seile grepier, cher beren Rdum, bas
eritemal 10 Gents. bic nG5itenmale 5 @ents.
9eiratbss unb 8obesan;eisen nit SpruG
$3.50, obne Sprn6 $1.00.
auswarttse ausstgen miHsu uorauabe,ablt Dsrbsn.
gn;ei9en fiir Ricnics, 9otterieu, @Iidsfpiel,
&C., bic Dem Settle Der tath. RirGe Satpioer, I'M
ben feline Iufnabme.
Nnset8tn feaSe man fpdtefaenS
Vonta8 Wur8en ein.
Jobsarbeiten auer Dirt prompt unS
billis aus9efihrt.
cfitee ssr 0asett":
Gde Ger 8. uno Jopa.StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-21

Die Surembureer 6a,ette,
srfdsiat isOen 9ienffas unb toitet inter =
soransbe,uhlans fiir Oi. Ser. etaai.n unO Gambia;
SabrIidb ... sa.5o SaGbiabrtta ....si2s
etobtabouusuten. idbrlit $3.50, utouotlid % Cts.
Rad 0uropd portDfrei:
SaSrIia. ....... 500 SolbiabrIta ...... $3.50
@orreiponbeu3en uuo Wittbeilunsen miiien
pdtefens bis Jreitag @arseH, wsnn tie in Der
rGdften Rummer aufrabme finben Iollen, eirs
9sianbt perben.-grisfe obue nnteri9riit pers
nidt beridii9tist.
KE RIr fir bic @eIber, bic per regitrirten Brief
:ber ge.sdumeiinug (Money Order) Seidubt
SerSen, Ibernebmen mir bic gerantmortlidteit.
aue griefe, @orreipouben,eu II. (. M. abreiiire
Ian einfdd:
"LUXENBURGRR GAZETTE",
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
cfnee osr ,,4asette",
Gde Ser 6. uno Jopa.Strase.
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nit IA sesen IL Stimmeu iber eineu Bss
ri@t iGIiiiis seula@t, luorin Der Rssieruns
empfoblen wtro, na9 benz abIaufe ber
5anSeIsuertrdse i'm Sabre 1892 ben alien
S4ussousGarif pon 1877 wtsbsr ein3us
fabrea.
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lung auftHite, neil Der usus Garif cine
gsi9iduns betieIben O5nsbiu gang auBsr
5rase iteae. giuen idperen SdIas, mas
bic eurppdii9e SetbsiIisuus anIarst,
pirbe bas @bicasoer llnternebmen aud
erIeiben, wenn bus anserssts Yrpisft elmer
Biener 0eItausitequns fur 1895 sur
Nusfibruna tGme.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
CRAzED BY THE SUNS GLARE.
Man Is Held Fast in the Mud TIL lie
Gnes Mad.


Aaron Twas, a resident of Gloucester, \.
j.. has had thrilling experience that will
no doubt result in his DEATH He was found
lately firmly imbedded along the banks OF
the Little Timber Greek, in the black clay
and mud, with the water within two inches
of his chin. He had been in that position
for about eighteen hours, unprotected from
the rays of the sun.
He was discovered about 10 o'clock in the
morning by a boy who was wandering along
the banks of the creek. His attention was
attracted to the man by hearing splashins
in the water At first he was of the opin-
ion that 1t was turtle, so he armed himself
with a stick and proceeded cautiously I"
where the object lay, when lie was nearly
frightened ont of his wits by seeing the head
and face of a man in the water. The noise
he had heard had been made by the motion
of the mans arm.
He ran for assistance and brought two
neigbbors, and they waded to where the
Young man was and endeavored to release
him from his predicament- This was no
easy task. He was firmly held down by the
mud, and it required the united efforts OF
both men to release him.
He was taken ashore, when it was found
that his experience had unbalanced his
reason and caused total blindness, although
his eyes appeared all right. He was re-
moved to the City Hall. where an effort was
made to restore his reason. He repeatedly
uttered: II am all covered with ice. Let
me lie down. i am SO tired. l don't want
TO see anything" A suit of clothes was
procured and everything done to relieve his
mind. Medical abundance was procured,
but there Is very lit Il hope Of his recovery.
IL Is supposed that he wandered to the
banks CT the creek lie previous afternoon,
as he was seen in tao vicinity at the time.
After he got into tie marsh he was unable
to extrieate himself and it was only by an
accident that he was not drowned by the
tides during the nght His terrible strug-
giles at the time he was imbedded in the
mud aud the scorchng rays of the sun were
the cause Of his reason being dethroned.-
New York Journal.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
fARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION of CoPARTNER-
IN ship-Notice is hereby given that the copart-
nersbip heretofore existing between JOHN f.
SEIkE and ADAM MILLER in the carrying on and
conducting that certain hotel the corner of
Broadway and Montgomery sts., in the City and
County of San Francisco, and which is designated
and known the Golden Eagle Hotel has been us
solved by mutual consent, said SEIKE Withdrawing
from. said business Iand said MILLER continuing
therein and assuming all the debts and liabilities OF
said firm: that said SEEK will not from this :2Sth
day of August, 1890, henceforth be responsible for
any obligation incurred by said MILLER any one
else by reason of said business or copartnership.
JOHN +. SEIKE au3O It's
The morning call., 1890-09-01
LOST.


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