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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
TIE MOHONK CONFERENCE.

LAKE MoHONK. y. y, June 5.--This was
thesecOnd day Of the negro conference. At
ter opening exercises MIR. II. .. HOughtOn,
of Boston, read extracts from the letters of
regret from prominent men in all parts OF
the country The discussion on Home life
ofthe negro IN the black belt Of the south
was then begun.
The day was spent in listening to var
ious papers. The evening session was
opened by the reading by President Hayes
OF q letter from Bishop Atticus Haygood,
of Alabama. He said among other things:
MANY white people north are uuduly i'm
patient. Many white people south are I'm
duly anxious. Many colOred people do not
sufficiently realize how much has been
done FOR them and achieved by them to Toe
patient with conditions that can not be
changed At once" The first paper was on
The Higher Education By The Rev.
Jos +. Roy, Of the American Missionary
association Rev DR.. Strlerly read d
paper On The future Of the Negro race. -
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SAVED BYTWO POKER CHIPS.

ST. Paul, Minn., june 5.-Shortly after
midnighrthis morning Frank Scha1ter, a
desperate young criminal, had Just fin
ished burgiarizilg the Dawson block on
st. Peter street. and started down the
stairway. when Bob I.vonS. the noted
gambler known a. Diamond Bob" ap-
pesred at ,ha ,ro, and .e-an the ascent.
Schaagr Immediately whipped out a revol-
Yer and lieo three slots. The first entered
Lyons left leE. tne second missed its mark
ana the third crashed into his LETT panta-
looms pocket and became Aaltcned out
against two poker chips and remained in
the pocket Lyons home is Kansas City
ScLaGer was captured by Ohicer Hanson
Bilious complaints, constipation, and
nausea, are relieved and cured by Ayers
Pills
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managing her spirited horse with the skill
Of an accomplished eduestrienne. The
lady's escort On the trip says OF her COS
tune:
1T comprises velvet cap or broad brim
black felt hat, surmounted with black
ostrich feather. Her jacket is a cutaway,
trimmed with braid Ia militaire; her
waist is of white flannel and tie to match.
The skirt is heavy double Killed bifur-
Gated one walking length, so arranged as
to be used for street wear unnoticed. She
wears kniekcrbockers and high top boots.
A costume light and comfortable for either
riding or walking, and one with which it
is impossible to get c&Eght in the saddle" :"
In regard TO the side saddle, Hiss Littell
says: It is a cruelty to both the horse and
the woman. It Injuries and tires the
animal, is liable to give spinal curvature
and other trouble to women, leads to one
sided development and is certainly IN
graceful and unsafe"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
Death in a Ouicksand.

A more horrible event has seldom been
described in the newspapers than the death
of James II. Parcels, az WooEside, /. T.
Parcels was digging q well in his door yard.
He descended into the hole ana began 10
sink IN an UaIfoticed bed OF qsIcI-sSLd at
its bottom. HIS son tried TO dug him out,
but without avail. NeIZhbcrs came and
fastened a rope under ms arms. Their ef-
forts were futile. Slowly. steadily the re
mcrseiess Guicksaud swallowed him up
He was fully conscious when, il TIE course
Of an hour o. tive, tine sand covered his head.
In anticipation Of tA3s q rsboeT tube rad
been gwen him through which 70 breath
For time this kept ham alive, Uut before
long the announcement Vas U-ade 20 his
family and hundred neiGabo-s who had
witnessed the awful spectacle that hs had
stopped breathing, 4 half hogr lGter the
men who had besl frsnticsiIy digging u
save him recovered his UIe.ess hoCy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

One of the good old fashioned legends
that helps to throw a sidelighU Of romance
on the hard facts Of history is TO the effect
that the sacred geese o. Rome by their hiss
ing saved the eternal ci5y from capture by
barbarian enemies. For this the broad
billed fowls received due honor, then, and
also through future ages, until the empire
of the Caesars reached its end. Save for
this, and one or two other equally unau-
thenticated tales, the goose has been known
until recently merely as a bird given to
water and simple ways; not mentally brill
liant, and valuable chiefly as furnishing
feathers for beds and tooUhsome morsels
for the table. But now there arises d goose
noted, like Lucifer, for bad eInincnce. This
bird is the property of Mrs. Byram, Of
Dover, n. j., and was raised a pet, being
allowed the freedom Of the house, and hav-
ing neither the fear of death nor starvation
before her eyes.
That she shamefully abused the conf
deRce of her indulgeut mistress was clearly
demonstrated by developments of recent
date. In place which the goose was sup
posed to be using for the legitimate pur-
poses of a nest Mas. Byram found two gold
thimbles tortoise shell comb, scarf pins,
spoolso sewing silk, and Showing mora
than all else the desperate and misguided
character of the bird a long wind Water
bury watch. The goose had trick Of
knocking at the door in quest OF edible
dainties, and on being admitted and petted
would seek a sunny corner of the room and
ostensibly doza. When left alone she pros
ecuted her purloininS operations success
fully for a while but at last, like other
thieves, she encountered discovery and dis
grace.
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DOCTOR TERRILL


Cures disease Of women hcrctof9rs
abandoned boy the profession. such ~
nDrOId tHuOTs, displacement en-
lzrEeE4euts. pF4lap p-4-, etc. by tie usa
Of electricity according 20 the meth
ods elaborated by the gTcA: French
Surgeon ApCstoli.
NERVOUS EEs-Dr. Terrill
w5-le- to call she attention Df tEO-s
entering from rorvous disease, par
aiyzI-. nervous prpstratEofl. etc. 70 ne
sFouE erfui curative edect- 20 be 90.
rived from "eiectri city when EEieL-
tIhcElIy applied. and de=ire- 20 -tatc
that be makes the application Of cleo
trle.ty IN nervous cise2s~- q special
feature % his practice. The doctor
has tie Ene-t GGy diamond carbon
cell battery ever seen iu the west aad
ali the appliance especially adapted
- the treatment q lost manhood
or -eutual weakness which be quick
y and permanently cures by tEe AZ
Or electricity.
AERU-EveTy case of eatarrh
s. curahls r properly treated regard
le-. Of = hst others have -aid. Many
eases cured by = single treatment
Pills. n-fuiz and ali rectal diseases
curcls 20 knife, no pEiEi cure guar
auteed.
CresheraI strietures quickly and
permanently cured; no cutting or
pain; 10 money uusl cured.
CHRONIC DIEEAaE>-B BroEc hitlsl
asthma hay fever. ali throat and lung
EIou blrs. rEtn erupsiOu-. rne1m - iafns
drop-y. BrRhrs dIseA@e- biASFsFl
kidney ard uriuary diseases bls~~d
rJs5 -fsu and r5FiFste dirra-es-
SYFsffILI- LI--The dreAt disease of
mankind. quickly and permanently
cured. by the urE treatment. lth0ut
the u0fs0notf- drugs o. dATz gone ny.
Medicine sent tn All purfs Of ths
country. EeDd for question blank.
:. II. TEHRILL. II. d
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Desplsines street station, a picture Of
which is given herewith, is historical
From that point Captain Ward started
with his squad Of policemen to suppress
the Haymarket meeting on the night when
an unknown Anarchist threw the boEah b
which killed and wounded so many people
and CEASED the moose to be placed about
the necks of Spies and his fellow aeitators.
All in all, despite ''infooence" and like
drawbacks the police department of Chi
cago is one worthy of honor and entitled to
confidence
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

baSt HIJS-bOSJOD %, NtW I VIh Q.
Errors-BosJon l, New York 6.
Pitchers-WeIc and Nichols.
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POLICE.
A Big Force Made Up of Stall
wart Men.
OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT.

The NationaIities to Which the Patrol
men Belong g-The Physical Require
ments for Appointaent-The City Di-
vfded Into Five Inspectors Districts.
The police force Of Chicago consists Of
1850 men, divided among the different
nationalities as follows: Aznerican born, 16
per cent; Scandinavian, 8 per cent; Ger
man, Is per cent: Irish, 60 per cent; all
maintained at an annual cost of a little
over 8, 100000 Physically considered it is
not outranked by any force in tAe world,
the rule that no man shall be admitted I'M
less meeting TO the full the required stand
ard being strictly observed. Morally and
intellectually it compares favorably with
the police Of all large cities, and its mem
bers are neither better nor worse than the
average men who rely on political place for
a means of livelihood.
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Old parers for sale at this oflce-25 cents
per hundred -sf


Those IN corresPCu5cn~e with friend '1
the east who cCntegu plate visiting Wichita
On business CT pleasure .u tEs Hea- future.
should be advised of the series sf home
seekers excursions TO bs run Jy tie popu-
lar Frisco line from -. Louis ~ Wirh.ta
on April -, May ~, SEPTEMBER .. Septeiu-
btr ~ and October g. ls.9
These tickets are good TO return thirty
days from date O. sale and are cold ~ The
extremely low rate o. one fare fCrtEe
round trip The Frisco LEs - the or =
line running t.0 daily express Ira rs
between -. Louis and wichita gr-tas4t
change y WIsHAET.
GsaeraI Passenger Agent, 81 Louis. 3fa
LlCJ II
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LIE WEST MlSsouRI DIOCESE.

Special dispatch to the Daily Eagle
kansas CITY, No, June 5.-A5 the re-
ception W E. Winners, 9l2 Tracy avenue,
last evening, everyone seemed web pleased
with the organization and name Of the new
diocese OF West Missouri" The election
of the new bishop will take place this
morning. The names now most proml-
nently before the convention are Rev
Thos. F. Taylor of Lewsarrer, Tenn, Rev;
II. l.. Feot Of St Joseph and DR.. Mann Of
Kansas City. The convention sermon by
Rev. J, j. Wilkins, Of Sedalia, was grand
effort devoted to setting forth the nature
and aims Of the church work. The diocese
Of Kansas feels glad to extend its hearty
''God speed" to its younger sister and ma
tural ally
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ais faith that his warriors should not jotn
forces with the Nets. He kept his word,
and by 50 doing ayerted much bloodshed
along the frontier.
CrowfooU was brave in battle and wise in
council. As IN orator he had few equals
either among Indians or whites, and n
private life he displayed all the virtues Of
q pagan philosopher His destn was the
result Of inflammation Of the lungs, and
occurred after an iIlZass cf only feur days
duration. Ie Is r7a-1ed both By the
b-ecNfeet, - whom &c was a leader, and
the settlers, TO Theln lie vas a friend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
THE EFREDONlA CANNERY,

FREDoNIA, Kan, June 5.-The Fredonia
canning factory just completed, with a
paid up capital stock Of $4,000, commenc-
ed putting up goods here today under the
direction of A g. Race and superintendent
J. T. Rutter. The factory is newly equip
ped with new and modern improved
machinery and has q daily capacity Of
25 600 cans of tomatoes, J.. $50 cans Of peas
and 10000 cans Of corn. The company is
growing 45G acres of vegetables this season
and has arranged to put up 100000 cans Of
goods this year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

By the new Santa Fe time table s. VIII
5e Observed that tie Chicago fat express
.cayss here tnree Gcur- aud Ef-een " .r-ltez
later and ARRIVES Iu Chicago t1e fot-1-Y.-z z
=. .g-LI ~. making Hll eastern C.-r.nr. .r.-
Tle Galseztol tram leaves frur hours and
forty-slTe minutes LATER and make r.e
same flE.e ~ 5alFestol Tie Denver train
leaves forty EnlElte= earlier and arrive. a.
Pueblo ~ 80 q. rl-. Co.C-ssr Springs rs
. m. Denver l.5s5 o. H. Jbls fra4a Is
eaulypel with eAA.y car-. P-s.rrs- ard
dining csrs a11 w..l lot stop fsr meals ~
formerly. d. -
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M'NALpS REMOVAL ASKED.

HAYES CITY, Kan, June 5.-The Farm
ers' Alliance Of Ellis county held their
picnic today Several thousand people
were present and were entertained by good
speaking and Eausic. a full county ticket,
including candidate for district Judge,
viii be put in the heid by the alliance o.
this county for this fail Petitions were
nUmerously signed asking President Har-
risen to remove AcNsu from the KeTWin
land Office, believing it unjust to be paying
him $40 day during his congressional
canvas ana making the farmers pay the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
AREWARD OFFERED.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 5. - Governor
Humphrey has issued proclamation offer
ing a reward Of $3.50 for the arrest of TheO-
dore Pfeffer, who broke jail at Dodge City.
Pfeffer was under a twelve years sentence
for arson, he having set fire to a house in
which five children were asleep. He had
been tried once before for murder, but was
eCquitted upOn q technicalitY.
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PROHIBITION NOT NEEDED THERE.

ABILENE, Kan, juno 5.-The brewing
company which established an original
package house here last week tonight in
structed its agents to quit business and
the stock has been loaded for shipment
home Public sentEaeut was so strong
against the house that practically No
business was done. Legal proceedings
have been commenced but viii probably
be dropped.
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DIED OE REART FAILURE.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, June 5.-James II Lea,
aged 81 years, died at neon today of heart
failure, after a painful illness Of two
months He was one of the oldest and
most respected citizens Of AtchisOn, and
leaves a considerable fortune. He was
stricken with paralysis about two years
ago from the effects OF which he never re-
covered His remains Will be taken TO
Alton, H., where he resided before coming
10 AtchlsOn, for burial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

A shet echoed through the corridors of
the Baldwin hotel, at San francisco, the
other afternoon. Attaches of the house
broke into the room from whence the
sound came and found r. B. Schwarzkoph
lying On the bed with pistol in his hand
and a bullet IN his brain The nan died at
: o clock the evening Of the same day.
For some weeks prior to the suicide
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Schwarzkoph he'd
cut a wide syyath
in San Francisco
sporting circles.
He spent money
freely and gave
out the impression
that his resources
were ineXhausti-
bic. But they had
their limit, a d
ne n that WAS
reached the young
IN an repIenBhed
his empty purse,
6r.s+ nv bar-py1-;ocr
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He Drc.v inc Line.

Matilda Js1e-Thonss Jefferson. Use
5'crised 70 heaa Of yeuGh Inpollreaess-
slsJer Ann ssy she d-apPe3 her Aanaker-
-hief az &c ball &c udaer eBeAing an you
ueboer effersz 70 pick il up
Thomas Je6erson-Crl. Matilda Jane,
you wouldn't, nuthe-. Il you'd seed DAT
Observation-Disclosures and FurIishe-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

MINNEAPOLIS, NInn., June 5.-The
Northwestern Miller says: The mills last
week ground the smallest amount Of flour
since last August bat the figures viii still
be higher this week. The aggregate out
put was 92.1s0 barrels against 95,56O bar
Tels for the corresponding time in 1889
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
LIE LONDON RACES.

LONDON. June 5-The race for the ROYAL
stakes at EPSON today was won by Iddles-
leigh. The race for the Epson grand cur
was won by st. Zerf. Ikehthus was Sc
oud and Ben5h third. The race for the
great Surry breeders pool stakes was war
by MArdi Gras. Screetch Owl was secgG-
and Jack O'Lantern third.
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TiLDEN TRUST BEOUEST VOID.

New NCEE. June 5.-JudCe W Beach
has signed the findings in the Tilden viii
case, declaring the heQueSt 10 the Tilden
trust illegal and void and gives Judgment
in favor of Colonel George Il. Tideu, the
plaintiff Judge Beach directs the ex-
ecutors 10 account for the residusry estate
and distribute 1t among the plaintiffs ana
other persons
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
IN INnIAN ACENTIN nANGER

MILWAUKEE. Wis, June "a special
from Shawano saws Indians armed with
Winchester rifles on the NenOminee reser-
walton have driven the Indian agent OF.
Trouble is feared
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SHAM AND SHAMS.

There are a great many
5hams in the d1ygoods busi.
ness, a continued system OF
imitation goes on, and today
rou can see most beautiful
lesigns produced in French
ateen and tomorrow this
andsOme creation Will be
photographed and produced
II a cheap chOllie, but the
worst sham we know Of Is
Low Prices. The Arcade
offers the finest French
chollies at SOC a yd, while
another house Won / sell for
less than 6Oc-you can see
at q glance that this 6Oc
house is just getting in on
the customer a 1Oc sham.
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A IoR+ OnDortunity.

~
.'i-N - "a - 10 o.'O ~ .,io
lilLle9 "a 80 80 a = a. lo 'l-o
0a9g' o'y O'1o u S1! = iio01>l0o' ~ U'AT
.-7' ~ 'ir .Oi.-sl1 CIV. " % T3 oT' q 'i
llool9 lSe, - SI1'!Oi " 90 q o-l'' GiiT
yll0 Ws'soliol y9Iy D,L 'Si-L ''i.ol q VIZ
Oi-o u NC pa ~ Tel'O " INC .'ell'' wy
was alSo 'i-0 O9-Ts at'I op?Ih.oi' anu
aSAeG now long oeiore we inl8hG expect
Lag Strain C[aln.
Dunito' was 81 LI9 37 oII9L Iepiy'
l Oh 40" I. " e1l' 'i17-1' 1i-iN oH'' e1-
o1''ltI9'I 'i1rH5 'iIo ''lI,I T,,,-
~, " nell l 40 - II let. lTG ) "1 NlloW.
W. } Oh WI, e-- -'G", 1. me IIen' You, you
''sA n'090IUIa II '''0 Il d-i- lbs I0I' 'i7i
JV., I'm, ..
Il Dc ---- Il 90;
O1e il'1u ou1 WIN LIS Z lu aHa was go
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called the central detsii. and are picked
out chiefly because OF taeir appearance,
many being over six feet tall and proper
tisnsuely Broad shoa,6ered} IN irSt class
patroimen for yyagea duty, I,I6s first class
patrol1nsn for regular petrol duty. all AZ
s., ,0Sa each. and Ice second clszs ps1roIEen
for patrsl duty nine months IN the year at
80 each per month
The detective fierce Is cou posed of fifty
patrol detectives at s. .cI2. - eBca, AID two
heuteRsa-s at 81. 10 eEca. L IS uC1P- cae
supervision o. ths Esosral superintendent.
aud Is, rresum$ Aly, q most important,
il Lot the HaOst important, Part q tae foroe-
besides tHe divfsseEs sRanerEteo- there
are q large RAzaOsr ~ lookup keepers,
pound keepers, hesttc-s- s1rEe9Rs, eng
neers, uz2tFSas, jzzits-S sno crTvers 1SI
thIT-y-fve patrol wasaas
- lar So syEtscnS ara concerneo tbsr- =
none superior 20 CbicSgs's- II beng fas Z
ilned IN accordance vita suggestions ns>-c
On long years Of experience AID tse study
Of other systems But until politics Il
eliminated froIn me fsr>A ultA each Eal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

If the Arcade Dry Goods
Co., offers goods for less thar
the usual price whose bus
ness is it but the "Arcades
We have frequently hearC
customers say that certain
houses are complaining gtha
the Arcade is a mean cute
Of prices; so we are, but Oh
cutting is your benefit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

L Is web known that singers rarely suf-
'er from serious lang troubles, because the
>onstsnt exercising oi their lungs keeps
hem in good condition. Playing on wind
Instruments sosyas - hsve q similar effect
Z one may JUSsc from ~ item s5ceSzg thss
zIr. AhCoine Siea n Ls7adsn at the age Of
o. He had seen tvoRlbene PLACER az the
opera for fsrty tive yesFs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
TIRE WINNERS

MORRIS PARK, Il. Y, June 5.-Winners
of tOdays races: DR. HasbrOOk, Paragon,
Ambulance, Cleaning, Torchlight, Daisy
Woodruff.
CNCINEATI, O., June 5.-Winners Of to-
days LatOnia races: Dyer, Germanic,
Princess, Bowling, Palisade, Jeanerette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

The Arcade prides itself
on a strong one price busi-
ness, and all goods marked
in plain figures.
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Watch the ''Magnet Soap" "adds. -
U. BY. P. ASSOCIATION.

DAYTON, O., June 5.-The United Breth-
ren Young Peoples association of the
United States met here today with dele
gates in attendance from nearly all the
northern states.
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POSTPONED GAMES

The following games were postponed on
account of rain:
National League-ChicagO at Cleveland.
Players League-Bufialo at Cleveland.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 5.-The Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas today gave notice
of a reduction from 46 cents to 30 cents in
freight charges on grain from points in
Kansas and Missouri to Texas points.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City. ..O124 500 2 O-12
Des Moines. ...........O 0 0 0 90 ?
Base hits-Kansas City 10, Des Moines 9.
ErrOrs-kansas City 3, Des MOines Z.
Pitchers-BelI and Hart.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

TO see working gi-l devouung a
lovel by the kerosene lantern Of a horse
ar IS a pitiful sighe, Ter her eyes at any
ate" remarks Shirley Dare IN The Phila~
lelpnia Ledger. Quite true.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

=
and then by securing cash on worthless New
York drafts. A warrant had been issued
for his arrest and officers were after him
when he closed his account with hfe. 1t is
said that he sqandered small fortune in
making presents to prize fighters and peO-
pie Of kindred occupations"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

Fifty years ago Alvin Adams began with
carpet baz rae business which has since
--ovB iH5o tle great corporation known as
le Adams Ersress company. The com
.snv PAYS handsome GlViSene>5 on its Sl2-
- ~ - r--.-.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

Italians are the most cunning counter
teiters among the foreigners who are en-
aged in the business in the United States.
During the year 1889 1s5 foreigners were
arrested for coUnterfeidag. and OF these &c
we're Italians. in ell there were %S7 coGn-
taiCers arrested. AID 3o5. or not quite half
Of these, ware cf. American birth, - were
TerHars, Is were cozroes. , were Greeks
--,d : vF2s 3 El,s-arcso
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TO PROSECUTE LIQUOR DEALERS.

PITTsBURG, Kan, June 5-One thousand
dollars was raised this morning by citizens
for the purpose Of prosecuting the original
package house and joints in this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
A Famous war Chief.

Chief Crawfoot when alive occupied q
most commanding position among the In
dians OF the northwest. particularly those
Of the Biack1oaS and affiliated tribes resi-
dent in Canadian territory. He came into
general prominence at the time of the Riel
rebellion five years 90, when he pledged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

Thuggers (of the ''Twept" ward)-1
had q bad start when his jags pointed
his finger at me- when der soup was
sprung.
SEckers (of the "Ate")-Is dat so?
Thuggers-Tm cryin', l did. Blowed
f I didn' think fer spell I'd fergot :
unbutton me vest out'r compliment t.
tn grub.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia .......0 0 % 2 0 L 6
Brooklyn. l o O. D
Base Hits-Brooklyn S, Philadelphia Is.
Frrors-Brooklyn /, Philadelphia l.
Pitchers-Lovett and Gleason.