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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-24
Dakota's Rich Tin Mines.

American Ec0nsmtst.
The London Financial Times of Sep
tember Is furnishes additional proof Of
the richness and superior quality of
Dakota tin ore. 1t publishes the fol
lowing letter received by the directors
of the Harney Peak Consolidated Tin
Company Nimited):
CHYASpoux, PEszAxcE, Sept. S, 1880.
Gentlemen: We are now enabled to
give you the result of the crushing and
smelling of the tin stone from Dakota,
which you sent us in the 43 cases about
fortnight since. The tin stone re-
ceived weighed II tons, Is ctws., 2 qrs.
12 lbs, and this yielded 1s cwts. 0 qrs.
10 lbs. OF black tin, say ia lbs, or
rather over5 per cent. of black tin per
ton Of rock. This black tin aSsaycd 10
per cent. for metallic tin. The guam
tity Of metal in the ore obtained as
cwts. 2 qrs. 10 lbs.) calculated on the
assay of 20 per cent. would be IL cwts.
2 qrs. IL lbs. As the result ct our
smelling, we actually obtained 12 cwts.
Or. IA lbs. of refined tin, which we
have today sent you by rail, made UP
into so ingots and branded "Harney
Peak Tin The quality Of tho metal
is superior refined. We may add that
there naturally would be a greater loss
both in the dressing and smelling of
special small parcels, such as tho above,
than there would Ike in the continuous
and regular way Of working on a large
scale. We are, gentlemen,
Yours truly,
Taos: BoLIrHo Z SoSs
English Government reports show
that the ores of the Cornish mines re-
turn only 1876 per cent of metallic tin
rarely getting much above 2 per cent.
The metallic tin returned by the ore in
tha above test was 3.48 per cent. For-
mer tests Of ores from the Dakota
mines have given better results, and IN
variably showed greater returns than
are Usual in the Cornish mines.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-24

1889, and located in Union township
where he now resides. The STAR feels
that the candidate for this important
Office was wisely selected. Mr.. Brooke
will make an efficient superintendent
and under him the schools will be we'll
looked after.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
TOLER-PIERCE.

The nuptials of Mr.. Matt Foster TOler
and Miss Mabel Pierce were celebrated
last evening at the home of the bride, num-
Der OPS North Topeka avenue, the Rev. \.
f. Harmon officiating A few intimate
friends Of the contracting parties were pres
ent. The house was brilliantly illuminat-
ed and each room was beautified with elab-
crate floral decorations The bride was
dressed in an elegant white wedding gown
and was a picture of lOveliness, and the
guests invOluDtarily made the mental
tai comment that they were a
handsome couple The ceremony
was performed at half past eight
Mrs. Victor Murdoch playing the wedding
march. The bride and groom were united
beneath a large floral yoke, constructed of
the rarest flowers and interlaced with a
view to the sentiment of every flower 1t
contained. The most powerful and most
tender emotions of which the human heart
is capable were suggested by this beautl-
full design and its full sentiment seemed TO
fall graceful upon the shoulders of the
happy couple who seemed to be so admir-
ably fitted to such a precious burden.
Many and sincere were the cOngratula-
tions rained upon them and their future
looks bright and happy Trouble, the
common lot of all, Will at times beset
them. but yoked together by the bonds Of
love they are invincible against any
trouble this world can send against them.
The groom's parents presented the
couple with a beautiful house and lot
which is to be furnished by the parents of
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce also pre-
scented the bride with a silver tea set.
Many other presents. too long list to
mention, Gncluding a case Of solid silver
from Mr. Matt Foster. after whom the
groom was named,) were sent by friends
absent and present in remembrance Of the
happy event.
The bride a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Pierce. Is one of the favorites in the
society of this city and counts her friends
by the score Mr. Toler is a son OF Mr.. II
q. Toler and is also well known and re
spected by a large circle of acquaintance.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. q
Toler. Edward and Sidney Toler, AIr. W
B. Thuockmorton, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II.
/ Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Murdoch. Rev
and Mrs Harmon, DR.. Noble Mr.. and Mrs
/ VIII Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. !. c. Pierce, o
Greensturg: Mr.. and Mrs f. +. Slade
/ Miss Minnie Frame, Lillian Eads. Mr.. anc
/ Mrs. O. D. Kirk. Roy Pierce, Mrs. B0f""el
/ and Cecil Harris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
THE INSTITUTE.

The Sedgwick County Normal Institute
which opens on July 18th, for four weeks,
at the Lewis academy, promises to be
largely attended, and a great many mem
bers are already enrolled. The efficient
corps of instructors has been drawing
power, while Prof MAYORS ability as q
conductor Is well known. The primary
coarse, which is made a special feature, is
creating much interest amongst the teach
ers generally. and every year this depart
ment of teaching is growing in Importance
in the minds of educators. The reason
for this is obvious. No builder can
can build a solid and desirable structure
On an insecure foundation aud the primary
course is simply the foundation of the pu-
pills education. 4 weakness there not
only threatens 10 make failure in the pu-
pills scholastic course but its weakening
effects extend through his entire life The
institute course will be graded as far as
possible in order TO meet the needs of all
teachers and this plan is generally com
mended by the members. Professional
work will also be made a speciality and the
institute will offer better facilities to
teachers of all branches than ever before
State Superintendent George w. Win
ans will be present during the course and
Will deliver one of his plain, common sense
talks that are to the point and are always
entertaining.
Another, and by no means the least i'm
pOrtant of the departments ofthe institute,
Will be the picnics, social entertainments
and lectures. This recreation, which is es-
sential to successful work, will be made
prominent in the course, and at such times
one may enjoy himself and grow wise at
the same time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

r. n Grant. Of New York. has JUS.
completed trIpthr0uEjI Central Amer
lea tie sta1Ez inst q nGv aZd strange
disease ~ creatizlzy alarm IN the southern
countries.
This disease.7 10 sald, ''i5 more fatal
than yellow fever Its caIlz5 the black
fever m some countries, azId y VII do
I1ore injury 70 a person m chs dur tha1
would ye1ew fsvsE III two weeks IL
hzs played hs8yoe II IiozstIrass and ia TIE
southern uEys &c Csz+ral ATuerica. 4
h,suatal yvuicA IE=s Es4St hs-a erscted
uezr the proDose4 EEsof tlrs Esczrzgla
cznxl las sozns 90 viezrz- C1s half C
them vyll probzEIy 6ie. TIE bLzckfsTe-
cmes aIrnGEt IS szaA=7ly IS q Et-cLe q
lightning Az there - I'D TvlHsE If Won
Attempted 70 get out e the eslIzstry yo1
would not s1rvTvR and ecu EEzaE relIIssl "A
cuiet and tzCe yCSzJ chznczs> Tne first
symptoms are burning sz1s8SsCzzs ard
before you Esvs Bsen s9z5lrssd rive hours
vou feel "a II yOa we're near-g roastedi
alive a. TIE st&lza CEle= tns hlAck fever
dSappnsrs frua f1z1 country sF q C1-s =
found for II tb> loss cf lIfg VII D.
paI!zng. "-CIacszD RTIbme-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
An APPETITE FOR MONEY.
Well known Character Likely TO get into
Trouble over 4 Knock Down OF $3.50.

About ten DAYS ago a gentleman in the
city called on the county treasurer to pay
taxes on certain property in the city and
was surprised TO find that the taxes on the
property had been paid by party who
lives in New York The New York man
had purchased property three years ago
with a mortgage OF $50 on it and the
mortgage had been foreclosed and prop
erty sold for the amount and thepurchaser
was the one who supposed he owned the
property. The records showed that the
New York man had paid the taxes and
this being discovered he was asked why
he was paying taxes on property he did
not own. The answer stated that he had
sent the amount OF the mortgage with
interest 10 his agent in the city giving
his name and a. represented to
him the matter had been prop
erly attended TO. He did not
know of any forfeiture suit nor had he dis
covered there was anything wrong. He
inquired about the welfare and where
abouts OF the agent who had taken his
money. He was wired an answer which
located the agent in a town IN Texas, doing
the real estate act He Is well-knOwn in
the city as a real estate man, referred tC
often as hypocrit and thief IN his way,
having "a agent misplaced other funds. 1t
is believed that his New York friend viii
make it interesting for him and open VI
the performance rather promptly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
THE TALK ABOUT \ PARK.

During the warm season the question Of
parks is very generally discussed by the
citizens, and just now they think that a
place of that sort TO drive to in the evening
would be very desirable. There is such a
diversity of interests in the location of a
park that discussion of this feature of the
case is likely to entail a long and heated
argument, but all agree that one of the
many parks should be made resort at
once.
One well-known citizen, in speaking Of
the matter yesterday, said he regarded 4
city park, well improved and made 50 at
tractive that it would be a general resort,
an essential of a city as much as any insti-
tuition could be. No one seems to know
just why the subject has been dropped by
those who RECENTLY bad the matter in hand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

Fzrner Morgan. Ct KGzz=A whs1 hs
heard n gi1s AsAly razs 6Esza.Er Il. Penn
gylTariA. where tws2-y-sazsssst EzineEz los.
,hzsr lives. z-rgte 70 - RID czEr-zItfss
Offering n nary any ere 60 ny U1f11sgs,
rroyld7ng SIC cd not ESvo Eons@ taa1
thrss chldren. TT coEZzszrtss "a EAsks
tas sslf-cno1 for htro- EE sssd iss=EsR .
bachelor Of COED hzAstz, VII . TzrTfy
farm that vTss paid fa-. Tas cr=zz-ttse
lad tae propozz.ilEa hsttl-s til- 7-s1G.rs.
ard il was foElrs5 slzxs- uE8e q toea ~sgEs
Wiling 70 b~Guzxs 9Irs. Afe<-gn, -ArEs-
upon tbatv Phescgrayxss we f1rza- l-l
20 tas Kznszs psljlzzztl1Eayasl. ard i-s is.-l
chocse to- h1Tnssh. - 1zkEre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
MEETING or TRUSTEES.

The trustees of the Winfield college met
Yesterday afternoon in the First NJ f.
church of this city and discussing long
and earnestly the perpleNing questions
that always confront the management Of
institutions of learning Amongst the
many important features Of the meeting
the trouble with the faculty was definitely
disposed Of it, The financial affairs Of the
Institution were also argued at length and
left in very satisfactory condition The
balance Of the work referred mainly 70 the
immediate management Of the institution
having no public interest.
There were present. D. W. Phillips
president. 7. .. Bodkin secretary. H
Watt. /. NJ Hartley, e. Lowther IL II
NcAdams. Z. g. Hodgson and " :. Nor
rs. constituting a full quorum. The NEE
lngadjourned Al seven clock in the even
Ing sine die.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

4 Memorable Day.
The trouble csrzs Just ss1h tie end OF tHsrsekst
Ons FCuxth Of Juiys - ySus2 pEssSzztly iszra-
FTEas uoc aslSrred facsr. ESr tOzn lar Sp0.Asd
Jacket;
escaped f7sen al hlr1n-&1ve ve-y slight
burn
Eat papa haa provided rsr siIkez banner.
Which swayed n tlS evening hrse4e. izr oaf OF
reach
And our guests were dseOursihg tn hai'Eisst Eian-
nsr
Wbea, To- some ono caIaee uTso, Ess ic- i spccch-
OF, never did heart 81 tire ttsat Wa faster
Than ruirs asI stood SsGzs Eot lsG-sny 20 Zee!
For weald Tar Fztder hRss fzced srsvs disaster
Than make IN or7tinn atEts. e<tszapore-
How ssoald be.fnf with nay HANDS IN ny
pockets
sfythoughrs seemed 20 take srg-cipitoSss r sht
I but knew that above ne tbs EE-oSy rockets
Left beautiful arches Ct jewel Ike light
Tie words Fellow o.-l1ens'' Ioaued up sug-
geStive
And somehow managed ria= form % repeat.
And then frorA4slIecE irgs5 q NY votco grew
restiTe
And fell must suffer the slsasac oc defeat
At last m the kitchen beard ice e-shatfur.
And instantly roClsccs from dsscos1lgurcs dram
To say. midst sppLause-fur the motion proved
taxing
I move that the speeches cone after tie
CrVam"
Jams EIilSJoyin S. Nicholas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

Sept. ! 8 N eTDc->1suI WI - oDene1
here II. = buiIdins. Tzs17eSsutiuf, The grea5
industry CT tljs section az lO'Ra. coal
mining. tbs priucipai material .usszd b.
ing the Troducs Qf tlrtse MINIS Tho
coal palace WI DO go fest in iongik.
vith an Hger7zrT, with Of $50 feea, tho
1lain-tower hfrirg, itssZe 1pVsSzl over
sO0feet. u will bn iufiit with Rnanrchi-
tectur-li, chRracpsr az its 0zva.sCnd thee
whole gtructu-sr VI / tie svensJod with
coal, various uiSrne. designs being
woven into tbs linking Of Jet from tho
output OF she-vari0uA mines about OF
tumwa. 4 uIiutztnrz cozEmiTte IS to be
ore.of the foaturris az the palasce-- Into
the mine n shaft sgsu lead from the main
tower, over 100 ftsdZ EboTc.
The tower atits base VII be over 20
feet square aSld he reEchod byIlG-ans OF
two elevations or Fl ghtof ztsErs. From
tins point tzls GssislIiAser VII ggt into q
ar JuEt a-5 IA = regular NINE. when hS
Will DO lowered thu0uzh = dirk ah2ft
ITO tha suul7nn-pRrk, Ehero tho mules,
tao miners with the.r lamps aud packs
and tho coal in largo veins en- BE- seen
The DEl7oe Viii De tgsOrBt uEIgss Ia belglt,
the ffrse being. ab0-lt 25feot - tbs oeil-
ing. the otlEsrrczr1IU.s.fU s h0zUp Il the
structure varying icyuls n 20 1OJfe"t.
Ia tbs i'rslnts az Washington strsat tower
win be- the star. 20 W. % feed and tho
main nal, with ths bslcJai-s ascending
direct fuDrrl Llls staZc- VIII give tho
building ssrczz-iugl ca paEity-af FROM 2 900
- 1859. OR eI1Er sIds 0f t5s main
rooms cor rrzve Of tiIr@l1uiI& rl..sv1ll bo tlBs
egzscas above auiI. hciaTs feg-4ilo< e1hiists
of ths, surrounding csssF isea =. JlAInesy
Uour1e. Appzru1Ec. UzF1E Kookuz.
MaaaslzH. f.uczs, W.agrI sarz-I ard = cfisrs
rcn. fFtuEss .Ex1lff- p sfrTy~ I11r.uded - -
industrial i0z-tits fu.Tfffr pa-rt---Otuus--
wa Iz.rCar- S.. I.ssIiz-- filsaz,-EAs1aoor..t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

The first graua1 dinner OF tho London
Thirteen club was held az An6icrton's
hotel, the present. hsadTIElrtsrs Of the
club. TIE tauuer was three times
thirteen minutes lgte. 20 enter ths dining
room IL was necessary Go pass under "a
lsdder. tho knives and forks were al
carefully creszelt, there were sixtihles.
each with thlrseeuoTnsrs, Rudz-qstts by
accident, erlriousiy ~aGusli--ille number
Of laElies Vufsant- s-,s iis.sS t.tlEE--en- De-
spite AT -E1s5 numerically I2a4gu ia
fsueucos . very e-5JJzGio evening was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
The Telephone In washington

AIr. Blaine's exparicuce the tcle-
phone has made the hfe, Of one Of the
cmuIoyesf thepstats department a. hol-
low 11ochery for Tnure kirEr q vgeek- lie
lives in constant tsrzor-aS tgassETa-h TO
como. Mr. Blzinn, itzE appears. yV2S anx-
ious to communicate with the depart
ment, from a diztzzEt part Of the, city.
He therefore called M lbs sffc9 over the
telephone WIZ Owing tsegz1uIs electrical
defect, due. doubtless to.fi1e SeaflleI-, he
was -nxble 70 make himself 'tfs1TUaugh bly,
understood. A not infrczsTpsItfy hap
utus. he could hear with Perfect dis
tinctness all that. she, E1E1l at the other
end Of che wire wss s'Eyn1Z, while the
clerk struggled vainly to distinguish
single syllable Of what the secretary was
irving 10 pour into hiP ear. Finally the
clerk, annoyed by the trouble and delay,
5aid ~ On angry toue=
Wen. who are you, srylTGE.
Perhaps Mr.. Blaine ePOlCs With alore
emphasis OF with greater ssogzr1Iun 20
articulation when ne replied Whatever
the cause, the frzt Ineligible words
which found their way to tbeear Of the
angry cAs-k zgere those which said in re-
Ply to hrS question:
MY naIHs IS BlGtne, snd l happen TO
be the secretary of Etats'
The shock which the clsrIeIperieRCed
WAS Fovcre, but IL was nothing - the
lingering aGouyof d0ubswhich followed
it. and wfllgh even now ia lLaTassInC bis
a,lzi1us mind blr. Elaine has shown nc
disposition TO resent the rHIiUteUflOral
Familiarity, and the iucidHuE VIII prob
ebly drop INTO oblivion III q week or two.
Cor. New FORK Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
DEGREE OF HONOR SOCIAL.

The social to be given this evening by
the Degree of Honor at the \. O. L. W
hall, is safely pronounced a success i'll ad-
vance The faithful work of this branch
Is doing more than its share toward swell
ing the already large numbers of the order
in this city An interesting and social
program has been prepared and will be
carried out to the letter If the evening is
not altogether too warm dancing viii be
one of the many pastimes.
The best band in the city viii be in at
tendance and also the best people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
CattIe = Xrlznna-

From Bo@=@es u tAss railroad, and
from tho Colorado 10 rs New AeElcaa
line n ArxSza. the v-llgys ard Eze7as
are reported 70 b covered yrEfh the car
czss1s - cattle. F5r s1T-s years TIE
ranges q ArlzoEa have e<ea oTersto-ck-
I'd. but 20 0-Ally evii ccEsequeTces -
suited uzt5I tfas DR. asz.sor. ard ROW t.-s
loses are vsry great = r4;u re-e-ztl g
over s5--1-e~1l ATl@c-a, l-sfZ-g scrDe
hours, w.ll EasSs tEs g1Ees gzoF aI-l
fII tbs iasoona r7xTTh vvEtez.-'SSa I'rz4---
eisnc Bz1Az1zn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

\ ElguLaE c-sa - L~ee2 Io-s1z.IS i1
-opcrted frpza Ey=ck, y 2 AEkTszs
Cell. . T01-g had sal kE-osro t1sTss
Jcs- taToE. e charEPl. al EGEzz sssz-
JOS - krzozT ga case - .a9 so 8
Death - prosoae6es o. G,sasE 3 y l1ss
cutting ths cEicir4a ~ ~. assE7sssa AL
-yuu-de1 - Esd 81 KS vz-&z. vTl5 wls
assisting him T-1r TvaEzza's EaaI-1 soez
af.e- bssza swelling, - 81 49, Ls- e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

The New Mexico Mining stock company
met last evening 81 the office Of Mr.. Garst
Tor the purpose OF organization The cap
itel stock Of the company Was fixed ar
S5oaOo. Mr.. Baker was chosen president.
and Mr.. Hite secretary The articles of in
CORPORATION were drawn up and signed and
the general prospects al rae company
which are pronounced very hsJteTlng, were
discussed AZ length when the board a.
jol,rned sine die.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
JUSTICES COURTS
The usual round OF civil work occupied
the justices courts YESTERDAY
POLICE COURT
Thar. EiEht.

: Texas paper told s.ory a6oat fo1-
psepis On horseback beng earned into
kae clouds bv q cyclone 4 citizen
acabted r and repoTsrc made aE1davlI
. me facts. Ee was arrested scr TeE1 zTy,
haa 70 own up 10 tee sensation when put
OF s-aalsaud VII row gee -aEs-Ea Z state
prisar BE-. his funny business -Detgols
Fra p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
REsI-RMIssIoN MEETINGS.

The Republican resubmissionist have
set dates for meetings as follows: ELS
worth. 18th: Salina. 10Th; Abilene, Both;
Manhattan, 31st The speakers VIII be,
\. J.. Allen of Topeka, Geo. VI Clement.
W. R. Payne. The meetings are advertised
by the local committees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24
DISTRICT COURT WILL CONVENE Al.
GUST ;.

Judge Reed yesterday wrote to Sheriff
Cone requesting him to adjourn the dis
trict court on the 25th to August ,. The
Judge does not say why his visit has been
prolonged but it is safe to conclude that
the reasons are not of an unpleasant ma
ture. He adds in a postscript that when
he does get back that he Will be in good
trim for court
The court at present only stands ad-
iOurned until July -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24


The Ijnl1,1e 4 rr1gizsr5. fzzz-Sezs perf9rrl-
ers. met zpgfsIs J11.If ID szrsst 1cs1Efs. fatal
aceidcut d1r5ns, giiezr- exhibition e. tho
Gem t,laafrrs "a - PM. Bosh - the
gyruzzsts. C.sar-s Czd Vslldzra. were ca
q truyrzs tsyrT4eEffsc fess abcyo tbs
stage. william. ~ lrizI "a bao1sd oEsr
tls bar. xEsfa lr5 g1rsd hanging down.
Ia irIs E-zEsln fsy hzai = iszthrr ctrap.
7-fiirit vgzss ~ l,gyraf tod Erib ar1ztd hlA
brg1 grr-s VAL. ItIrtsas saapazaaEzi attis
tylda Cienrlge wax t5zIs yzEsI arc nj Ike
o top bys EJ8yszsazlz,C Il Williams bead.
aid - ira ss-ezss, f8u.s Cls srzspgzs was
made - asvsEg sgzLh fcrrab wholly.
Some extra f-z.-e. sz1ZT-grses % 1Js as re-
s-lt Of oze - 10 nss.S rrErs g5rttirs
ezzzs7f. ssraftz - Gssvszl taesH fruo
- .EG.zss ssszl tslapsIlJr ExEci .atA.~
Cd CseorsTss ss8y 20 On. fs0H. Ho lsy
tasrs sszzzzzs8 sfs5z-rIfisss, ana lie a.
aisnes. izs-arzsz3 tzig1 9Ez1 .AfasT ts4Esr
-zsen hszae - rxcsSE-1i czzaclCrz1E.
5y.1 h..s Eaz E---zz zsEzAa.sas - sga1z. ID
1zyESlzzzzs. v1ss zzEsEzzaz3a = sszec13-s.z-
a.-ziza<z7. 1.lzszg hs - Ezs.nzzzzlly IL
i1ra- VIZ Drl1zTz's sAsa cD-Ellsri
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-24

Trre arm AKA I7scs,. a--u saoI sTls WIS n \
terrible condition. 4sii1al I'D was
called. and AIrs- Gels - cC-ss..iered oDs-
OF danger. Pin add ipils Logger