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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-10
THE LEE Unwilling.

invitations g; Sent o. out B 6y T. the committee to
be present at the unveiling of the Lee
statue are those to Generals G. w. Smith,
Beauregard and Joseph +. Johnston,
Mrs. jefferson Davis, Mrs. Stonewall Jack
son and the near relatives of Gen
eral Lees family. The exceptions were
made in cases of the three generals named
because they were General Lees predeces-
sors as commander of the army Of north
ern Virginia. AS yet the committee has
not had time TO hear from any invitations
sent out. 1t is believed, though, that the
old commanders of the army of northern
Virginia will certainly be here. The hope
that Mrs. Davis and Mrs. jackson will be
able to come on this occasion is almost
universally expressed.
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WEATHER BULLETIN,

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, May
9.-The highest temperature was SO ,
the lowest 62o, and the mean 73 ., with
mild thunderstorm with II inch OF rain in
the night, followed by clearing weather
and warmer south winds, 80 miles per
hour at f:20 p. m.
Last year on May the highest tenn
perature was SO0, the lowest 699, and the
mean 40.
FRED I. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
May 9, 8 p. m.-Forecast until s p. N.
Saturday:
For Kansas - Colder nOrtherly winds;
threatening weather; rain.
For Missouri-Cloudy weather and rain;
southwesterly, shifting TO northwesterly,
wind: colder by Sunday morning.
The storm that developed Wednesday
night in western Colorado has moved
eastward and is now central as a decided
storm over Iowa; 1t will continue its
movement eastward and pass into the lake
regions tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-10
ONE ON TIE POLICEMAN.
Urchins Make 1t Delightfully."- Lively for
an Officer.

Urchins Make 1T Delightfully."- Lively for
an Officer.
'Cheese it, Gully, de cop"
If q person had been near enough to a
crowd of about a dozen street urchins at
a dark corner near One Hundred and
Sixty-ffth street and Third avenue, in
the annexed district, the other night, he
would have heard the above sentence ut
tered in stage whisper, and he would
have seen the dozen "dds," as the police
men call them, scramble out Of sight and
secrete themselves in doorways or behind
any convenient object that presents it
self, so that in less time than it takes to
tell it not one of the urchins was in sight.
They scrambled to their retreat like a
lot Of rats. Just as the last one disap-
peared the blue coat and brass buttons
of big policeman appeared under the
gas lamp on the corner below. In the
ditch at the spot where the youths had
been standing the outlines Of a form,
apparently man lying at full length,
either dead or drunk, could be indistinct-
ly seen in the gloom.
The guardian of the night came leis-
urely along, swinging his long night
stick and casually glancing about to see
that everything was all right Arriving
opposite the form he stopped, looked at
the object twice 70 make sure that his
eyes did not deceive him and then he
muttered:
IF that mans not stiff tomorrow me
names not Dennis" -
Then he stepped from the curb so that
he stood near TO the PROSTATE man.
Cit up out O that" he calculated, in
a foggy voice that would have awakened
Rip Van Winkle before his sleep was
half over.
The form showed no signs of life, and
a No. II boot emphasized another COM
mand to get up. The result was the
same. The officer then reached down
and took hold Of the mans coat collar
and braced himself foT a heavy pull. He
pulled, and he sat right down on the
curbstone. SO heavily that he saw stars.
At the samein instant dozen shrill yeIls
Of derision, such as only street Arabs can
give vent to, broke upon the stiffness Of
the night. and a dozen forms darted out
Of doorways and disappeared IN the dafk-
ness. The policeman examined the straw
man, for that was what it was, and found
that a sandbag had been placed at the
spot where he was most likely to kick,
and where, in fact, he did kick. Then
he got up. turned the form over and
walked along. mutteTinC:
Them pesky hds!"-New York Tri-
bune
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RItRcIARS AT pAOI a

PAOLA, Kan, May 9-Last night burg
lars broke into the offices of NJ. A. Schroe-
der and j. f. Merrill, lumber dealers, and
mutilated their safes. At Schroeders the
safe was small pattern, and entrance
was easily gained to it with chisels,
punches and a sledge hammer Nothing
was taken from the safe but a small
amount of cash. At J. f. Merrills the
combination dial was broken off and an
explosive placed in the inside, cracking
and shatterinG the door, which did not
give way, and their efforts were futile.
The tools and Sledge hammer were stolen
from the blacksmith shop of Knoles Shaw.
The burglars We're evidently professionals.
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ATHIFF'S SHORTIIBFRTY

LFAvENwoRTH, Kan, May 9-Charles
Lewis, cOlored, entered the house of Fred
erick FeuchSter, three miles east Of this
city, in Missouri, yesterday afternoon and
Rfter tying the hands and feet of
Feuchster's daughter compelled her TO tell
him where her fathers money WAS hidden.
He secured 500 in gold. Coming home
shortly afterwards FeuchSter notified the
police. who arrested Lewis late last night
Twenty-one dollars of the money was re
covered from Harrison Monroe. a Colored
preacher, with whom Lewis had deposited
The money FeuchSter paid the policeman
e25 for the capture Lewis Will be taken
TO Platt CITY for trial
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DOCTOR PURDY,
Surgeon, OcuIiSt andAuriSt
154 MAIN ST, WICHITA, KAN.


The doctor gives special attention
to the treatment of all diseases Of the
EYE, including the scientific adjust
ment of glasses to correct imperfect
vision.
CATARACT removed and sight re-
stored TO many who have been totally
blind.
CROSS EYES Strengthened in one
minute.
SORE EYES cured without the use
of caustics or other harmful agents.
ARTIFICIALEYES carefully select
ed and applied.
DEAFNESS-All curable cases of
deafness promptly cured.
GLASSES-Ouly those who have had
a thorough training should attempt
to fit glasses. lest they do the patient
more harm than good. Many cases Of
nervousness, irritability, insomnia.
headache, vertigo and seeming stu
pidity in children are due 10 defective
vision and are removed at once by the
application Of proper glasses.
Doctor Purdy has achieved sue
cess little less than phenomenal as
general surgeon, treating with great
success defOrmities. club foot, curya-
ture of the spine. hip joint disease.
white swelling, diseases OF the bone.
cancer. ulcers, tumOrs. Ofd sores. hair
lip. facial blemishes. skin and blood
diseases. etc. Syphiles absolutely
cured. Doctor Purdy was late pro-
fessor of surgery in the " ichita Medi-
cal College and Surgeon TO 1T. Francis
Hospital, having relinGuished the
above positions in order To devote his
entire time TO his specialties.
NIB, SuperhuOus hair, facial blem-
ishes. mOles. etc, removed by elec-
tricity. Correspondence solicited,
Consultations free.
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CAINAMEN AT WAR.

Los ANGELES, Cal. May 9-The two
warning factions of Chinatown came to-
Cether last night and the result was riot.
One Chinaman was killed, one seriously
wounded and white bystander shot in
the leg. The trouble was caused 10y Hi
lung. member of the All Now faction.
brushing against Wong Chez This WAS
the signal for fusilade, nearly forty shots
being fired from windows and by Chinese
in the streets. The police soon quelled the
riot and arrested several Chinese who
carried revolvers. The Wong Chez So
Ciety has announced that every prominent
member of All Now viii be killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-10
LEPHART'S MURDERERS,
The South Carolina Authorities Lodging
Them in Jail.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 9.-W. 7. Miller
end John Graham, judge of the probate
court, were arrested yesterday. charged
with forgery. Miller made the principal
affidavit which caused the governor to re
spite William Lephart, and which subse-
quently resulted in the lynching of the
negro. Judge Graham was arrested on a
similar charge. The arrests were made on
affidavits charging that the affidavit made
by Miller, and all the other documents,
together with the Rosa Cannon letter, filed
in the governors Office, and upon which
the action is based, are fOrgeries. All the
parties interested made affidavit that they
had never seen the letters and the afiidav-
its accredited to them.
General Joseph II. Earle, attorney gen
eral of the state, had warrants issued yes
terday for the arrest of +. c. CaUghnan,
Pearce Taylor and Robert Worms charg-
ing them with the murder of Lephart.
These men were arrested last night. The
leaders on both sides are now in the Lex
ington jail, and General Earle is deter
mined to make an example of them if it
can possibly be DONE
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DISPATCHES BY THE HELIoeRApH.

patch received at the signal Office today,
from General Greely, at Fort Bayard, n.
NJ. was transmitted from Fort Bayard to
Prescott, A. T., distance of 800 miles, by
the Heiograph system of flashes of sun
light.
This system was used successfully by
General Miles in the Apache campaign,
and 1t is now in operation over a line of
1000 miles in Arizona and New Mexico.
1t is used quite extensively in the British
army and by some other foreign powers.
Besides filing long felt want in army
movements on the plains, it Will probably
be adopted for transmitting election re-
turns from back counties.
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Ada Understood

am the father Of Z 5-year-old girl who
says her share Of funny and pathetic
things. Her mother i English l am q
native. One day I was telling her mother
that / understood the motive for certain
act because the child possessed traits SINH
Lar 70 my own, and 50 knew the reason
for il When ended nv discourse Ada
said. Yes. papa, you're American and I'm
American. and - we understand each
n har. ''-Babyhood
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A POEM POSTPONED.

want to tell you about my kitten
The prestiest kitten that ever purred;
But I've looked my speller through and through,
And can't discover single word
That rhymes with kitten,
Excepting mitten.
And that is old aud toe absurd,
SO the only thing for me to do
Is just to send you what I've written,
And wait til she grows 10 be cat
There are ever so many to rhyme with thati
-Helen c. Walden in st. Nicholas
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A BRUTES DEED.
He Kills His Wife aud Shoots Himself
Twice,

DENVER, Col, May "a Ouray special
says: At 2 o'clock this afternoon John VI.
Winstead, while intoxicated went to the
restaurant kept by his wife and demanded
money, which she refused to give him.
Winstead became very angry and pulled a
large revolver and shot his wife through
the heart in the presence of his
12-year-old son. The wretch then
turned the weapon upon himself and
sent a ball crashing through his
right breast, which not proving fatal, he
walked out doors, sat down upon the front
step and sent another through his heart.
Both will be buried tomorrow at the eX-
pense of the county, as all their property
has been squandered by the husband, who
was dissolute fellow. The dead woman
has relatives in Marshalltown, Ia. and once
lived in Hutchison, Kan. The man was
from Tennessee
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POSTPONED GAMES

Players league games We're postponed on
account of rain as follows: Chicago Buffalo
at Chicago; Cleveland-Pittsburg at Cleve-
land,
National league-Chicago-C at
Chicago.
American association-Toledo-Lo Louisville
at Toledo; Columbus-St. Louis at Colum-
bus.
Western association - Kansas City
Omaha at Omaha.
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SIlopECTEn OE RORREpv

PUEBLO, Col, May 9-Scott Holt tcol-
ored) was arrested here yesterday by De
tective Smith. of the Rock Island road.
Holt is wanted for completely in the rob
berry of Mrs. w :. johnson Of her dia-
monds on the Rock Island dining car at
Topeka about two weeks ago. The rob
berry occurred Friday April Is. - so wort b
of diamonds, pearls and ruhieS being taken
while Mr.. ana Mrs johnson were on their
wedding trip. having been married on the
10th in Chicago.
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AN FDITOR ARRESTED.

MoBERLY, Mo-. May 81. F. Leake, ed
itor of the MoberIy Republic, has been ar
rested at the instance of G. B. Kelly, editor
of the Moberly Monitor, who swore out a
warrant charging Mr.. Leake with criminal
libel. The date Of trial will be determined
by the court on hearing the parties. For
several weeks these two editors have been
carrying on a newspaper quarrel, which
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STRAIGHT TO HEAVEN.

BENNINGTON. Ala, May 9.-Sandy Jones
was hanged here for the murder of Police
Officer Manning at Bessemer. On the
scaffoId Jones said he was ready to die and
that he was going straight to heaven.
His nerves failed him, however, and he
died trembling and nraYing
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COURSE OF JUSTICE oBsTRucTED.

BRooKHAvEN, Miss, May 9-The ten
old negro, Jere Bress, and numbering his
son, were released on preliminary trial.
The best citizens in the vicinity Of where
the crime was committed are afraid to
take active steps to bring the guilty par
ties to justice for fear of assassination or
having their property burned, and regu-
lar reign of terror exists.
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A PlOUS BURGLAR SHOT.

ST. LOUIS No. May 9-Henry Kunolt.
a member of the Young Mems Christian
association and prominent leader of -
Matthews evangelical church. was shot
and instantly killed yesterday morning by
George Stalkman, a carpenter. whose house
lie was attempting 10 rob. kuaolt was
also director Of the \. NJ. {. \. connected
with st. Matthews church. He leaves a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-10

Poor. pretty little blue-eyed baby, How
he coughs, Why doesn't his mother get
him a bottle of DR. Bulls Cough Svrup2
Upon n fair trial find Salvation Oil the
best cure for rheumatism l have ever
know. 1t gives relief more quickly and
always does its work Joshua thinner
man, WetheredvilIe Nd
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PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Philadelphia ..........0 2 1 600 . O. 5
Brooklyn. 1O4 OOO o.
Base hits-Philadelph 13, Brooklyn O.
Errors-Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 4.
Pitchers-ButfingtO and VanHaltreD.
AT NEW YORK.
New York. k............O OOO1O01- Q
Boston ................0 ! 0 0 2 0 0 - 4
Base hits-New York 6, Boston 10.
ErrOrs-New York 3. Boston 3.
Pitchers-Gumbert and Grain.
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Deadly Fight Between Hogs and Cattle.

--ear Columbus O., recently a striking
Illustration was given OF the fury % vhica
be smell q blood slways roUses otherwise
'aace.ui domestic animals 4 io- OF hogs So
.pon oelfer and younE cali a15 devogrei
se11 In An adjoining pasture herd of
-''3a becaEse infGriated 81 rhe smell Of blood
nd oro-sc down TIE fence and charged upos
1e hccs. killing zen Of tasm sad woGnd1ag
.l-3y more
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-10
CAPRIVl MAY SOON RESIGN

BERLIN, May 9-Diplomatists believe
that General Won Caprivi viii soon resign
the chancelorship He is said to be dis
gusted with the details Of the work of the
foreign office and not in sympathy with the
officers under him.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT CINCINNATI.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT BRUUhL4N.
Brooklyn. n..............0 l 0 0 0 o 1 o. 2
s........0 001 21O0 -
Base hits-Brooklyn 4, Athletics 9.
Errors-BrOoklyn 2, Athletics 3.
Pitchers-Toole and Green.
AT SYRACUSE.
Syracuse. 1 0 0 2 0 0 o.
Rochester. 0 2 90 9 0 2 O. Z
Base hits-Syracuse 6, Rochester Z.
ErrOrs-Syracuse 3, Rochester 2.
Pitchers-Casey and Barr.
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For cure of all female disorders and irreg-
Ayers Sarsaparilla has no equal
CONTRIBUTED TO THE WORLDS FAIR.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 9.-The PennsyI-
vania company has contributed a large
sum, said to be S27j, 600, to the worlds fair
committee of Chicago. The vouchers for
the amount were made ont at the general
offices of the company in this city yester-
day and the worlds far committee noti-
fed that the money could be drawn at any
time.
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BOYLESTON PRIZE FOR NEGRO.

BOSTON, Mass. May 9.-The annual
competition for the BoyleSton prizes for
Harvard students in defamation was held
last night in Cambridge. The first prizes
We're won by ". +. B. Dubois. 80. and H.
E. Burton, 80. Mr.. Dubois is a negro.
Ayers s'Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases
eradicates impurities, and renews the vital
forces
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TIRE wlNNEPC

LINDEN PARK. \. J. May 9.-Winners
of today'S races: Civil Service. Seabird,
Judge Marrow, Rroyal Garter, Lady Reel,
Sit William.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May g.-Winners of
today's races: Prince Albert, Bill Litcher,
Huntress, Pallisade, Emma Fields
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COSTA RICA'S PRFcIDFNT

SAN JOSE Costa Rica, May 9-PreSident
RODRIGUEZ took the oath of Office before
congress AT noon yesterday The cabinet
Of the new government was inaugurated
Yesterday
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HANGED FOR MURDER.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May Bob Hill (ceIored)
was hanged today at Warrenton for the
murder Of A. B. Rogers (white) on
February s. Hill was surprised by Rogers
while attempting burglary and shot him.
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UcHT SENTENCE AND FINE.

BELLEFoNT. Pa. May 9.-Feitta Weaver.
who was found guilty OF voluntary man
laughter last week for the murder of her
! her-in-law. was yesterday fined 81 and
(genced for two years and three months
e eastern penilenti8ry.
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0rcprpA0OEo cApTIIPFD

SANTA FE. \. NJ, May 9.-Lee White
and Frank Cody, the young desperadoes
who have terrOrized southern New Mexico
for several months. past, and who held up
and robbed the freight men at Lamy June
tiOn last Wednesday, were arrested in the
Sandia mountains yesterday They were
brought here and will have a trial to-
morrow
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KILLED WIFE, CHILD AND SELF.

CHESTER, Mimi, May0-While Iaboring
under a temporary fit of insanity, Con
stantine Schaffer killed his wife and child
and ended his own life here this morning.
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ARCHER INDICTED.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 9.-Ex-State
grand jury today for maIfeasance in office
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Are you all run down." Houd's Sarsa-
parilla is the great building-upands strength
ening medicine
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PROTEST AGAINST THE MORRILL, BILL

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Senator Spooner
today presented TO the senate a petition
from the eX-union prisoners of war con
tanning a protest against the passage of
the Morrill, pension bill.
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AN ACT APPROVED.

WASHINGTON. Nav 9.-The president to
day approved the act providing for the
classification of wolSted cloths as wooleus
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please give me q copper. sirf"
Was the beggar's pleading wall,
But the copper came with club in hand
And marched him Of to jail
~,sNy,-.
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BASE BALL.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

AT SIOUX CITY.
Sioux City...........1O O0OO2 2o0O-3
Denver. 4 600 5
Base hits--Sioux City :, Denver 5.
Errors-Sioux City 8, Denver l.
Pitchers-Siebel and Flood.
AT DEs MONIES.
On account of an alleged illegal decision
by the umpire Minneapolis refused to fin
ish the game after the eighth inning. At
that time the score stood Minneapolis 6.
Des Moines 5. The umpire gave the game
to Des Moines by score Of 9 90.
Des Moines. 90 2 000*- 5
Minneapolis. ..........0 01011O-7
Base hits-Des Moines Z. Minneapolis 3.
. Errors-Des Moines f. Minneapolis 2.
Pitchers-Roach and Hudson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. OO3114 O-10
Pittsburg. .......2 0 2 0 0 0 o.
Base hits Cincinnati IS, Pittsburg 13.
Errors-Cincinnati3 3, Pitsburg t.
Pitchers-Duryea and Daniels.
AT NEW YORK
New York. k.............2 4 0 2 o 0-16
Base hits-New York %, Boston 6.
ErrOrs-New York 0, Boston s.
Pitchers-Fricken and Rusie.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia 90 8 0 8 o o #-6
Brooklyn. n..............0 l 0 D 0 0 o. 1
Base philadelphia Il, Brooklyn s.
ErrOrs-Philadelphi 8, Brooklyn =.
PltcherS-Caruthers and Gleason.
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TERRILL,

y, r. PTRDY, n. ID.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The mankind" company, which was
showed in Monday night out on the
Omaha road, opened last night at the
BijOu to a crowded house. This is the
first presentation of this melOdrama in
this city. About fifty extra supers
EMPLOYED in the various exciting scenes.
together with the splendid staging
of the play, make 1t quite gorgeous,
The plot OF the play is briefly this:
Jacob Sharply ls-transpOrted from Eng
land to Australia. leaving behind Il wife
and little girl. Later he escapes and
finds his way to the diamond fields of
Africa. where he becomes rich dies.
willing everything to his child. The
daughter grows up and later marries
Phillip Warren, a swell villain aad a
member of a good family, who
tires OF her and their
babe, and makes an unsuccessful
attempt to drown her at sea. but she is
rescued, and succeeds in preventing his
second marriage 20 Gatre Boswell, who
he supposes TO be wealthy. The inter
est in the story eenters in the fact that
human-like everybody is trying to get
possession Of the will and hence the
fortune, and the means employed to do
this provoked great applause. All
members of the company are
fully equal to their parts, but
Sybn Johnson, who was for long time
q general favorite In this city, was
warmly applauded. Miss johnson shows
the same exquisite taste and the same
sweet mOdulated voice as of yore, and
she will be one of the first actresses of
the country. Forrest Robinson. W, II.
Thompson, s. z. Springer, Clarence
Heritage and Herbert AYling are among
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Bishon-EouIe

a very select wedding took place at
the residence of Mrs. Z. l.. Curtis. $50
Clifton avenue. yesterday afternoon,
when Mrs. Eta Foule, daughter of
Mrs. Ester Curtis, and WI. Bishop
were married by Rev. DR.. Burrell. OF
the Westminster Presbyterian church.
About fifty Of the relatives and init
mate friends of the parties were pres
ent. among whom was MIR. Allen. of
Duluth. The refreshments were
served by Dorner, and the decorations,
though not elaborate, were tasty and
made the rooms most attractive. The
happy couple left for California last
evening, where they will remain for
about three months. A large number
of beautiful presents were bestowed
upon them by their friends in honor of
the occasion.