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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
sTATe peeTs. ~
s.tisfsotOrs Progress shosR in Pre-
nminary Census Report.

wAsHNGroN, May es-3he census
Office has made public the trst results
OF the eleventh census Ia relation -
State and local finance. II consists OF
preliminary report by T. Camp
bell Copeland. In charge Of local finance
on the Indebtedness Of the various
States The report shows that The prln-
cipal of the State debts al the present
time is s22s ,6.Qsl7. OF THIS amount
sIs4 s5s 900 IS bonded debt. and sSa 7-5-
go floating debt This shows net de-
crease in the total debt during the last
ten years of So. 459, sSs. the bonded &c bt
having been decreased by sea 0sS 249.
and the floating debt Increased by 81
62S 764
The total bonded debt Of the United
States Is shown % have been o.. zoe, 995,
100 in 1850 ana S7l9. l5s. $40 in 1890. The
bonded debt OF the several States in
1850 was $50, 037, $50, and sl94 95s 206 ~
the present time, making a total de-
crease Of 8, ,054 s9T. $50. State and Ma
figua1
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
THE FEDERAL COMMISSIONERS.
They VIII Probably Not lie Called To-
reiher Until About juno 20.

WASHINGTON, May est IS thought
that the Federal commission will hard
" be called together for organization
till about June 20. There is no hurry,
and the sentiment hero seems 70 DE
that the Chicago people should be
given all the time that may be
needed TO perfect their arrangements,
so that when the commission does
meet il will have something definite 10
GO on. There will be no unnecessary
delay on the part OF the State Depart
ment in sending out invitations 20 for
eign governments TO participate. Tn
officially foreign manufacturers know
all about the exposition and are getting
ready for 1t, but officially their govern
ments Will be some time yet in taking
notice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
MRS. PARNeLL1s PENSION.
II Gives Rise TO Much Comment In
London.

LONDON, May 2s The pension given
by Congress 10 Mrs Parnell is very
much commented on by politicians on
this side OF the water, and stories OF the
poor woman's poverty arc dlated
upon by correspondents who mail
letters from America 20 tbo English and
Irish newspapers. PernellS opponents
say, Of course, that such a necessity
should have arisen is not creditable 10
him. Those who are best acquainted
with Parnell and who know what be
has done for the various members oi
his family declare positively that II
Mrs. Parnell was destitute IL was not
because her son had not regularly as
sisted her. In fact, they maintain that
Parnell is not 20 blame at all, and that
personal considerations prevent hin
from entering into explanations IN proof
OF this.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
Iowa Indians Agree to Sell.

GUTHRIE, Ind. T., May 2s.-The Iowa
Indians have formerly accepted the
offer OF the Government made by the
Cherokee commission 20 sell their land
TO the United States for Sl.25 an
acre after having received in
seyeralty eighty acres per capita.
The Iowa reservation is composed
of 22s,4 acres OF land. and after
the Indians have been allotted their land
in severalty there will remain 22l,6l
acres 70 become public domain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
A Big Gun bursts,

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 2S.-The third
test of DIR. Justin's dynamite cartridge
was made at Perryville Tuesday after
noon. The same gun was used as was
employed in the previous experiment.
Al the firing Of the first charge the great
gun WAS burst into thousands of pieces.
No one was injured, but the crowd was
badly frightened. 1t is claimed that
there was flaw in the cannon, which
was a relic of the late civil war.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Both The method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing ID the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. eleanses the syS
ten eHsctually, dispels colds, bead
aches and feyers and cures habiIual
eonst patton. Syrup OF Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing 10 the taste and ao-
ceptable % the stomach, prompt in
lis action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
aud 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 Try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. csL.
LOUISVILLE. sk. AZ" roRS. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
A New Hotel for Now York.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s, Papers have
been signed in this city whereby the
Astors of New York have agreed TO
build in that city for George c. Boldt,
proprietor of tho Bellevue and STRAIT
ford here, the finest hotel this side Of
the Atlantic. 1t viii probably take two
years to build the new house, but work
will begin in few weeks. The site
will be a. Thirty-third street and Fifth
avenue. and the cost will be between
81, 600, 900 and 81, 900, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
A 1000. .ooo MORTGAGE.
n n. EIecutcd by the Chicago z Northern
Pacific In Favor Of the psrmers' LosH
g. Trust Company. Of New York.

SPRINGFIELD. H., May 2S The Sec
rotary OF State has recorded q mortgage
made by the Chicago & Northern Pacific
Railway Company in favor Of the Farm
ers' Loan & Trust Company,o New York.
70 the amount of ss0s00 600 20 cover
outstanding Indebtedness against Ger
tain branches and 10 secsre funds 30 de-
velop and complete new lines. The
bonds will run until 1910 and draw , per
pent interest paYable semi annually.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
Miles After the Apaches.

SAN FRASCIsco, May 2S-On Tues
day General Miles issued an order for
United States troops to pursue the band
of Indians who murdered Attorney
Hardie near Tombstone in the same
manner that Geronimo was pursued.
The band will be executed when capt
ured, as they were before sentenced TO
be hanged, but escaped by numbering
the sheriff
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

DEs MoISEs. Ia, May 2s.-Prof g.
w. Southwaite, an artist formerly con
nected with Callahan College. was found
in his studio fatally stabbed His pock-
cts had been rfed and the contents
Of his trunk were scattered about, indi-
eating that the deed was done for rob
berry. The crimeis completely enshroud-
cd IN mystery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
THEIR SUMMER OUTING.
TIE President @na HIS Fsuiiy ~ sPsnl
The Heated Term at Cape M4y folEi

TIE Presldsnt @na HIS fsIaiiy - sPend
The Heated Isrm at Cape May f0lGts
-. ,.
WAsHiNsFoS, Nay p The Presi-
dent and family viii spend the bot
months a. Cape May Point instead Vi
Deer Park, where the sumner ~ bite
House Was established last year.
Mr. Wanamaker hss a splendid cot
tsge al Cape May Point, which be
has placed al the Presidents dis
posal Cape Nay Point IS not
81 the resort known 2s Cape May. but is
at the extreme southern point OF New
Jersey. near Cape May lighthouse and
about twenty miles south Of the fashion
able watering place. The family will
leaxa Mashinrfnn 4 honr AurlIsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
A Policeman Kills a Lad.

SPRINGFIELD, H., May 9s. Police
Officer Lauer Monday night Shot and in
stantly killed Ernest Koch. boy OF l9
years The officer had arrested Koch
and the latter ran away as his captor
was about to ring for the patrol wagon.
The officer surrendered himself and was
nlaced In iail
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
TRIED TO BURN A TOWN.
Destructive fire OF fneeBdiary origin
at Bowling Green, %.

TOLEDO. O., May -. Early Tuesday
morning an incendiary attempi 70 de-
stToy the town OF Bowling Green. the
county seat Of Wood County, twenty
miles south Of here, wac partly success
fuL At $3.50 large ice house in the
edge of the town was discovered in
flames. Soon after the alarm was given
fire broke out in the center Of the town
by which several buildings were de-
stroyed. The total loss by the fire is
estimated at s35, 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
D.l.uate. 10 The Po-ee Coprress.

BosTov. Nav 2s The annual meet
ing % the American Peace Society
Tuesday elected Hon 7. 5. Iobey pres
ident and Rev y. Howard Of Boston
corresponding secretary. These dele
gates were chosen TO the Universal
Peace Congress 80 London in July.
Hon David Dudley Field ~ New York
Or. John Natt and Otis Magsw Howard
of Chicago. and Philip e Garrett Of
PhnadalnhIa and eirht nfhera
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
kUNzE esrs MARRIED.
rss G.ss CxS-sA sssp-st s.ssznss = EsA-
s2la< f1ssaSE2s~ss4 - d. A1t~r@syS


f4- a~s~ ~&~~As s2sp~st k.Sozoas = H~@-
s4l@< nss-sE 1esss4 - a.. AEt~r~sSS
CE1cAe0 May e --John 2 kaEss,
ths 1ti-s 0SFmsR ~ho NGS Eriea sat1
CoCghlin- berke, o SGllisan ana Beggs
for TIE alleged co1nylicsty u the 0soain
murder, wss narrleS ~ So yesterday
1soruiog ~ Mss Julls q. neysr al 81
AlPhons~s oosgch bSsh hun5e sna
Is br21e AFe Catholics .n1 the oere-
moDy ~2S performed with al TIE honor
Of . ngptizl UAss ne attorneys
ior the defense in the celebrated
case, Messrs Forrest Wing Don
shoe aRa Sualsy, prssensea The
couple with . handsome silver water
service on @hich i the inscription,
He Preferred IL prisonmeat ana TIE
Rlsk OF Death 70 Perjury and Distoner
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
IN. seo.eh-Tri,h Corrrr...

PrrTsHURoU. Pa May q d lerstes
and visitors sre beginning - arrive 70
attend the Scotch-lrish congress which
opens here thursday morning next
The address o. welcome wlll he delif-
cred BY Gorcrnor Weave. 0f FeHnsTl-
vania. and tbe fret formal address tT
Hon ". G p Breckirridge - Ken
tuckv. Ttis nov defnitelv setti "a thst
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

BEarfy Nay 2s While = party con
sisting of several army officers and
ruu hsr of LADIES' vas out boating a.
Pctsdsn Tuesday the boat vas scci-
5entallT upset ard sir - ths on
and sevsrai ladies' we're drowned. ~ =
similar accident ~ Dantz. 2 seven per
sons were drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
Illinois ProhlbItionist..

BLooMINGToS. IL. May 2S - The
state convention Of the Illinois Prohi-
bitionists have nominated Robert Link.
Frauklin County farmer. for state
Treasurer, and Prof. Carl johann. o.
Eureka, for superintendent Of Public
Instruction Three Trustees Of the
University OF Illinois. at Champaign,
we're also nominated
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

F4Reo. = - Nay Pr s-Th. Demo
eratic stste Central Cor nnittee decided
n hold re Dsrro~rafir State eor ver ton
- Grand Forks Jolly So Jbs tppor-
ti--re-f e about fhs sane ss last gssr.
ToFEEA. Kan. May 2s The Repub-
T-ar state Cenf-si Corr uittes nsus5
Wednesday Serfernber B r. re 5sv foi
hol5irz TIE Stste con veE tsor-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

PRovInTNcE- r J.. May 2s-Tbe
Rhode Island Legislature on Tuesday
elected tho following State of7cers:
John W Davis, Governor. " G T
Wardwell. Lieutenant-Governor. Zibs
o Slocuul. Attorney-Gensrsl; F. p Nc
Guiness. Secretary Of state, and John
q Perrr Traasr-a-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

srgrreYfELr,. ia. ysv - Prom 20
porte tsbalsted fsr fhs STATE bosrt ~
fsaltt 81 r. shoVr thai eurinr tae veaf
1sse 80 naHssts wee nslt r ire
stsse - limos. ~ ths suhfeets 80
were kills5 fn "a yos1 scc.certs. 80
vsre 5rovues 80 stie.aes sne 81 sle5
st fns hanss ~ nsrs Tne Suicides
we're va-y unaTsng divs9sa ~ beng
ma - snt g feuSiss
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

TxD1AvAroLw Ind. Nay 2s-Ths
sirtY-r nth am r-sl meeting - ths ersaa
Lodge q Masons heran bsre TusstsT
TIE treasurer reportet . bslsnce O
go rs s7 ~ hand There are p so
sa ssing Nsster Hssors in ths sts.s.
sr3 sss rorklrg cages 7 n Io3a -
~rr s-ss . 81 - Grand Nrster.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

L-vco-T I.l Msy - Twelve rsr
-ho we're inai--ss f7r selling thsfr vstss
sttss eiectlon r. Aprl wsys reuan5@d
~ as III asfslir -f bau WUrars rs srs
-r- fo- trslra uo7e. su5 Sc ~ sssf sF-
-l-sTe-r prevails
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Frsrvs s~y o Nay SD. John
PsEIi-s OIL e rensire barre .
,ase a-5 80 Oh exc ss--ert = great
~ r~zl--s statao1. fs-r u lea s.stsrt. ?
Sc sarztl rt was ePsEss Moa2sE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

KAVsAs CTY No. Nay "a The arT-
roo5s es-sh shlise--ent q Willisu 7 Ma
treas -rss -ose3 Taes5sF morning un-
DR. ehat-el nor gage exec te1 In-fs
vo- of ? L lseFer. trlst4s Ire ia
h-ff+ies sre SIS 1Jt sssets SIS Jga
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Casnrv Cal Nsv 2s Owing r.
zee f- ths reie p f.,-r ~ st-ss-r.s ever 13o
Goshen sc overfrv-e1 sn5 wi1 - -
"a loes Srme orcnar3s vl ErroDsh
- re - Trsvel o. wagon ro@ds .
sas1suds1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
DRAPERIES!=

We are now showing our.
entire new line of CAR
PETS, Floor Coverings of
every description, and Dra-,
peries.
Being the largest eXclu-
sive dealers in these fabrics
i'm Western Michigan, de-
voting moro space to their
sale than any other house,
and making u specially of
fine workmanship, we feel
that we are prepared to
satisfy the most critical pur-
chaser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
rnrrrarrsrs

wksEr~sToS. Nay st.-hmonF ths
nominations ssrf - the ssrsts or 1Urs.
dsv were that of A ! DoHgherty ~
Illinois - bs Tinted States Consul -
Csllso Peru and Kockvsl :. Fiint -
20 United sfatef r1s-sbt for TIE Nssts
en- district - Wisconsin
aprBovFD ~ THg PTrsfDTrT
vtsErvoToy May 2s -Ths President
ssrf tc Congress with RS spprovsl ast~
.er frorr Secretary Blaine recon memo
inr fhs establish rsnt - 81 iutsrus-
t0nsl bank - suggested ~ ne PHs-
American congress
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

burgh. Duchesso Of Fife and the flower Of
the English aristocracy. Nor did 1t end
there Every day the exhibition remained
open one or more Of the ladies who have
done such gOodservice ON tbs committee
have been present in similar capacity.
In the preface rs tho catalogue which
the committees published the Counters Of
Latham dwDlt on "the memorable will Of
fashion" and deplored that Lit had set
its seal on French fabrics "
The critics who examined tho silk
fabrics displayed az Lady E<,nrton's felt
bound TO acknowledge that tho English
made goo7s, for beauty Of design and
excellenceyof material, held their own.
not only for furniture, but in the more
dainty kinds Of silks. Tho question Is
not ono without interest % the American
public, fnr ! aTa able % state. on the au-
thorty II one Of the leading msuufac-
tuners, that q vast quantity 81 British
silk Is row bouIAt there.
With Esgzrd to England II u, indeed,
2 most important question. In 1879 the
silk weaving center Of Spitalfslds pos
sessed 5000 looms and found employ
ment for g 900 workpeopls; now there
are not more than co looms working
and ] 100 workpoopls employed, and
great distress and poverty exist in this
district IA consequence, and if caro- -
not taken tie wesEsrs' art VIII die for
mere want of encouragement
Among the most interesting q the ex-
hibitz ct St. Jzaaa's square. - . loom
making bT0czded dress Cic- under tho
Charge Of Gorge Clarke. tbs- bead vTeav-
CT. who won ths first TH-izs IN 1873 gwen
by tho WOrxi1pful Wezvers company.
Some Of tts brocade -zk5rtT hs-vAa max
ing mad 10 lasB than tWsfvsoolorS IA r.
The vsrp Of ths loornoontz4nSf 100 ESQ
tura<dz. turC1ziI winch tho shuttle
parsed .2oa tiTaes in ms yArd Of work.
This ezqaubs brocsde has q ground
WORK of synsst dSvs paak, which. By tho
way, IL not c11nfsd IA Go twelve colSrs
Of the b-vczdz. Thers n also . lovely
fshric with fa~n ground, and = dezagn
Of lnris and flowers wfdch l. oft<sn usosi
for panattzx- A1other fabric ~ beau-
tlfnI white rrzts-1al. SIth scroa Of
NOS groea aid flowers % sgVezzl kzaz.
Il - xty-sluns incAes wide. ksad tbs
very bsst workman can oZly HG=ETs half
yard q dzy
hronx tAs lazy s1hfEs.c-s nay b.
mentioned Mn Ernsxt Hart. q Ia
Donegal TrHzz4risI fz1d. WHO SIT sons
eznbrIadsred eu~ykiszs All DSns&Sf Mr.
EeztIand, : fsa made q EzlgLEa1 naAsH-
rials; NrR. Dazvrrs TsyiHs. ps1scb eg
ured ss.ID, striped wTth greeos 100 Te@z.
cid Thexs Esxs ssve-zi EpaHranss os
fbs exosFlert work dons sf to Eoysl
School Ct Art Ese5l~~oTk On Yi-x. ard
Mis- CIzsxio44s nobaz.so1 d8ozso 81 dac-
crater 70 har majesty dssDazEsd "A sE-
Su1s1ts dnarz tsose o1oor7fAotl. . scroGn
sish b<ocsded pslaals and bl0se~rA
Euz.1 FAKTxnr1x.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

was very like his ilo4ner IN feature, the
same straight brows and brilliant eyes.
His dark coat and scarlet cap were in
pretty contrast to Katherine's garments
so dainty and ethereal in eeloring.
John Pidginis admiration of 1.-THE
Missus" was uhbounded. He had stood
patiently for hours, and sat uncomplain-
ingly on a relentless wooden chair for
many half day while Katherine made
various charcoal Attitudes and oil stud
les Of him. his plain but honest face
hung in the Loan exhibition at North
End for the benefit of St. Luke's hos
pital and the mission to Ramapatam,
the study being chosen rather for its
vigorous execution than for any ideal
quaEties.in the subject.
Il heard tell souae news over TO North
End, Miss Katherine began John in his
drawing voice. 1.-The Methodist 1niuiste1
is welcomtn' his seventh daughter Bible
number) and both the muses. are leavin'
ST. Lukes today. Miss Lo0mis is goin'
to polish up at a, trinor-ana=cancer hos
pital in New York, and little Miss STUFF
Lei u eS1AA AO.&4S W SSI ulAIIlc0.
Katherine bent low over q clump of
goldenrod. her whitening face deep in
the feathery blooEns.
''She hss purity face, little Miss
Suffer, and they'll miss her voice in the
choir come Christmas and Easter" con-
tinued John.
Still no response.
Wonder how.the cowboys and ranch
ers viii appreciate her siagin'-Te Deums
and SUCH" John chuckled with a sense
of his superior culture. ''She's goin' to
live on the frontier, you know"
Katherine turned like statue on its
pedestal.
Whom does she marry, John?'
''Oh, some blood relation or other,
uncle or cousin, they say. That's con-
trary to Church O England doctorlng.
Miss Suffer pears niddlin' pious, too.
Ireckon she must have skipped the last
pages of the prayer book. Torn out, per-
haps."
But Katherine had fed the place.
What ais your mother, Star, boy9
think she's took with a chill or faintin'
spell. She looked so scared like, and as
white as this celery stick that's been IN
foreground for months and just come to
the light O day. Let's go in and see"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20
fsoA -. FAITHFUL.
She Writes About the Revived English
silk Industry
ISPeciAi Correspondence


lSpecisi Co-respocdencel
LONDON, June 10.-DurinS nv last
visit TO America was greatly impressed
with the efforts OF the National Silk
Culture association In Philadeiphia and
the various experiments brought 10 nv
notice in California in relation to this
industry, so 1 venture to think that a
few words about . most successful move
ment to revive the trade IN England vii.
be read with interest on your side OF
the Atlantic. esreCally by those who
recognize that LADIES are in the present
day the real patrUneSses OF this industry,
! for our gallsuts no longer wear, as in
the Tudor DAYS, the silken garments,
velvets md brocades for which tine lords
Of creation were then fsxmons
The success achieved already by little
band of ladies of high degree is not only
satisfactory SIS regards the special work
itself. butts significant OF what can be
accomplished by = few women for the
good of their country and their sax- The
Indifference Of women TO misery ''out-
side their own rose covered walls Is Ger
tainfy giving wav to a genuine interest
in all that concerns their temporal IS
well rs spiritual welfare. and what bet
ter proof Of This could bc found than in
the fact that one Of the finest bathrooms
IN one Of our most aristooIatic squares
WIS given up BIZ It's owners. Lord and
Lady Egerton. q Tatton. in the first
blush of the London season. 20 display
Of the srtlstic products of British silk
looms, In tie hope OF encouraging this
important native industry and raising
the standard OF English taste?
The exhibition was the result Of the
untiring efforts made under the leader
ship Of the popular Princess Mary AIDE
laide. Duchess Of Teck. A ladies' com
mittee was formed Of which her ROYAL
highness was the president, and the
Duchess of Abercorn. the MarchioneSs
of Lothian, tire AIarchioness OF London
derry. the Countess Of Zetland. the
Countess Spencer. the Countess OF Wharn-
cliffe, the Countess OF RoSeberry, the
Countess of Latham. Lady Arthur Hill.
Baroness Burdett-Coutts. Lady Knuts-
ford. Lady Rotfschild. Lady Vantage.
Lady Egerton OF Tatton honorary sec
retary) and the Hon. Mrs. Percy Nit
ford have really been unremitting in
their Iabors
The opening day was n nOtsble one:
the Princess Mary and her beautiful
daughter, Princess Victoria. were there.
10 do the honors to tho Princess of Wales
and her daughters, tho Duchess Of Edin--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

the old manse but sem DIa1ce or It's TOR
mer pretension to boast of. Fernwood
the place had always been called, the
dense woods on the east whose tiny "a
vines were fringed with maidenhair and
plumy ferns giving occasion to the name.
On the south sparsely wooded slopes
gravitated gently toward the old town
so plcturesquely laid out, while from the
north windows Of Fernwood could be
discerned the chinneys and spires of
North End.
L have strayed away from Katherine
Weatherly in her studio window, gazing
out at the dying winter day, feeling life
so drear, so overborns by cares and
griefs. A feeling Of vague apprehension
was drifting upon her. Her child-little
Star-was i'll, and yet no worse than he
had often been. He was sleeping quietly
now for little while, and Katherine had
stolen away from him to watch for the
coming of DR.. Van Duyn, for whom
John Pidgin had been dispatched some
time since.
81 shall feel so safe about my child if
~" s~AA Nuy II OU5 AldCS b1SL Vic IOuSo,
she thought In another moment the
doctor stood by her side He had stopped
and touched her arm ere she discovered
his presence.
81 came from. Southwick,' he said.
care you III? What is it, child?'
The tender, questioning look in those
dark eyes, his sympathetic tone, his very
presence comforted her sore heart mex
pressibly. How she longed to lay her
tired head on that strong arm and weep
her sorrows all awayi
''No, DR.. Van Duyn, it is Star, but he
is better. All, he is better now" she
said, with glad little laugh of assur-
ance, while but moment before care
and anxiety had formed the very warp
and wool Of her hearts fibre.
She took him to the child, who had
just Weakened. The strong man lifted
the flaxen haired baby in his arms and
carried him out to the open fire in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

A dIrctul accident 20 SIX mn On hand
car near East Helena a shoTt tine ago was
only sTe-sed blythe intelligence q dog
4 largo Esxfoar6l21d dog wa II the
hAhtt q following tho men On their daily
tip down The road. s1d Hks al dogs Il
was ambitious % kssSCp With IL EsAs.srE.
Ono evening" w2<atks E1ea v1rs retarDfnz
from work TIA doEtook ~ issd. and thsr-
vas spirited rlcs. TEe animal Wa en- J
a short diStaoc> aAasG2 aad Instead of laav-
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