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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
DIEDINTHE WOODS.

LEXINGTON, Mo, Nov. 6.-Friday morn
ing John Stiles, man 20 years old, who
resided with his son near the railroad
junction, four miles north of this city. in
Ray county, left home with gun on his
shoulder Ostensibly for the purpose of
hunting squirrels. Wnen night came he
failed to make his appearance, and a
search Of the densely wooded Missouri
river bottoms was begun by his friends,
which was ended yesterday evening by the
discovery of the old man lying dead in the
timber. There were no marks of violence
upon his person. and it is thought he died
from heart disease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
IoRn co, ERIDeE STRICKEN.

LONDON, Nov. 6-Much excitement was
created in the queens bench division OF
the high court Of justice today by the sud
den illness of Lord Coleridge, lord chief
justice of England. His lordship had
heard a case in his private room, and
though he had complained of teelin, i'll
during the hearing he was able to give a
decision in the matter. Directly after
wards he was seized with an appoplectic or
paralytic stroke His lordship was placed
upon an impIovised bed in another room,
and his doctors was soon in attendance
upon him. They declare his condition to
be critical. This afternoon he was taken
to his home in a carriage.
1t has been asce-tained that Lord Cole
ridge is suffering from neither appoplexy
nor paralysis. as was first stated, but from
a severe attack of gastritis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
Strange Accidents.

Some very strange accidents are brought
to light by the accident insurance business.
For instance, a man Sr Zaliska, o., sta
tionary engineer, was kicked very severely
by a hog. 1t disabled him for quite a num-
Der Of weeks, and he was paid S97. Another
case was that of man at Chillicothe, o.
As he was STOPPING to pick up some kndling
wood a game rooster GATED him in the
wrist, cutting an artery, which disabled
him for some time.-Chica8o Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07

Sweet Songo's charms by poets have been sung,
Who stand now on the banks OF heavenly
streams
But scarcely feirer those celestial shores
Than Songo's splendors, shriled in pictured
dreams
See the bright river winding in and out,
Watch the red naples and the browning elmS
The crimson sumach and the willows green
Its woods are crowned with living diadems.
Beneath, the leaves that heap the shining sand
Take on the hues and shapes of India's shells
In the rich depths below tree mods 70 tree,
Each its sweet story of the autumn tells
Though these uprear their branches to the sky,
And those to answering skies and shades and
dellS
Now, fairy Ike, the doubling river turns
To where q cottage stands-the yellow corn
Grows to the waters edge; old apple trees
With crooked elbows, their gray branches shorn
OF autumn fruitage guard the messy well
And in tiny bend painted boat
Dips lazily, as move our tagging wheels,
While drifts Of weblike alge, all aioat,
Clean like spun gold and shaftlike shadows seem
Sea caves ike those Of which old poets wrote.
Blue, dreamy Songo witching, winding streamI
Rich with the tinting born of flowers and dew
Set thick with jewels which no mortal hand
Can prison, though they thread thy waters
through,
Thy banks can match the charms Of southern
shores,
Thy legends make the rocks interpreters,
Thy wild wood grace, thy shadows and thy songs.
Thy pines thy willowy reeds and stately frs
Give to the souls that seek them dreams OF
heaven,
And make of men more fervent worshipers.
Mary A Denison in Youths Companion
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a ROTTEN PLATFORM.

which was standing a number of employees
of Lyon g. Healy's musical instrument
factory collapsed yesterday, and instantly
killed William Fishendorf, and seriously
injured Dora Clifford, William McDanlels,
Henry Radline, John Steele and John
Nohler. Sometime ago the employees of
the factory, about 300 in all, arranged TO
have their photographs taken, and en-
ployed a carpenter to construct n temper
airy stage for them to occupy while sitting
for the negative. When the employees had
taken their positions on the platform. it
gave way under the weight. The hundreds
of men and women were thrown in a mass,
and those who escaped without broken
bones suffered painful bruises and
scratches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
AN ANRlTIOuS DREAM

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-COL Jos. Barrios, q
nephew Of the famous general who was
killed while leading the army Of Guate-
mala. in the war OF 1885, arrived yester
day direct from Central America 1t Is
evident that Mr.. Bsrrios has a lingering
hope that his uncle's Rmbition-the union
of Central America-wil some day be ac-
complished- He even goes farther; firmly
believing that America should be for
America, and that as his people are a.
much American as those Of the United
States, the whole North American conti-
nent will 10 time be under one govern
meDt
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RoME's mAeNiFlcENcE.

on through the nazes Of the Roman mart
And quaint ffastsvers have strolled alone;
And In St PeserA miracle Of stone,
Have felt the awe q God pervsde my heart
The stately city in its every part
Has to mine eyes its grandest spendors shown!
Its loves and pains and su1eriags have known
Its dizzy carnival, q peerless artl
The vatican recalls delicious days
And with the nawless, mellow moon o'erhead
Through august ruins have wandered freei
But, oh! marvel at all, yet dare not praise;
On yonder green campagna she lies desd,
And what is Rome's magnihcence 10 me'
F. s Saltus.
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Immediate relief by using Prcston's
Hed-Ake"
Slap Books, Don't Brush Them.

The proper way to clean books is TO take
two of about the same size and strike their
sides smartly together several times, until
all the dust is expelled, and not apply cloth
or duster to the gilt or leather. Books that
are in open cases, with a simple curtain
hanging in front of them, which can be
easily pushed back and forth on rod, re-
tain their freshness just as well as those
which are put in closed cases. More dust
will collect on books exposed, but it is a
dust which comes off readily.-New York
Journal.
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TRUNK LINE PRESIDENTS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-The Trunk line
presidents met today 1t was announced
that eastbound freight rates had been re-
stored, to go into effect on he20th instant.
The rate on wheat will be 25 cents per hun
dred pounds, and on corn 2218 cents per
hundred The presidents then took up
the passenger busi0ess, and decided to
abolish the payment of commission on
tickets in joint committee territory be
tween Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati and
the Atlantic seaboard. The controversy
between the Grand Trunk of Canada, and
the Lake Shore, about differentials will be
settled by arbitration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
Xhere Helen HINT Lived.

The modest home of the lamented Helen
Hunt jackson, situated on a fine corner in
Colorado Springs, is occupied by Mr.. Jack
son and his third wife. The gifted woman
whose fame attracts visitors to the house
sleeps on a mountain peak above the city
her monument a huge pile of stopes, to
which, in accordance with her wishes, one
is added by each friendly visitor. Widow
ers will marry, but one turns away from
this house that sheltered Helen Hunt re-
gretful that her place is not vacant.-Cor.
Chicago He ~
Preston s ''Hed-Ake" is a specific fo
headache.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
Insurance an Excellent Field for wome,

Insurance an F.NceiIent Field Tor Women.
In this enlightened age, when woman is
seeking employment in most of the ave-
nues formerly open only to men, she seems
to have overlooked almost entirely the
field of life insurance. In science. politics
and social reform in all it's numerous de.
partmenJs, she is to be found plodding
bravely along side by side with the oppo
site sex, earning not only her own daily
bread, but perchance that Of an invalid
father and mother as well, while her voice
is not as yet heard above whisper in the
line of work for which she is specially
adapted. d.-HOusewife.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
THE FLOUR OUTPUT.

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, Nov. 6-The
Northwestern Miller says: The output of
made by the Minneapolis mills. The
nineteen mills produced 10000 barrels
against 157, $50 barrels the week before,
and 1860 barrels for the corresponding
time in 1889 The mills continue to run
very strongly in anticipation of the early
shutting OFF of lake transportation. Lower
wheat has made -four rather quiet the
mast Hvapk
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Cures in fifteen minutes; Pre- st o n

ic lvss a ui.A-- s.-4O.s ..-r .-4yve n- TAI.
about u. II shadows murUIur wi.c-
deePs are dumb" they are hAe lu.s...
beings who have small minds AID ar- .rys
t6lker>. Tie man " 40 ts,lSs coaJiaGolSly
and who j. lot ia intellect above tL.
average man. must say many FOOLS.
things
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
REnIINEn RATES-

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6-Tbe Alton and
Burlington roads this afternoon reduced
the Kansas City and st. Louis passenger
rate from $3.50 to $3.50 This action is
taken, the agents say, to meet competition
by the ticket brokers, who have on hand
large blocks of cheap tickets, purchased
during the recent Generalization il rates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
THE DUTCHESS' DEBTS.

NEW RoRK. Nov. 6-Judgments aggre-
eating S676, III were entered by defanlt to-
day in the county clerk s offices, against
Lilly Warren Churchill, duchess of Marl-
borough. The various debts are money
loaned. and were contracted in Birming
ham, England, September 10Th, last
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EN- ROuTF To CHICAGO

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-The remains of
Master Abraham Lincoln, lhe son of Min
lister Lincoln, which arrived yesterday on
the Inman steamer, City of New York,
were this afternoon shipped to Chicago
for lntermeut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
DOCTOR TERRILL

DISEASES OF WONEN-Dr. Terril has made
diseases OF women . speciality for the past twenty
years anc wisteS 20 state that he has ali the late in
-irGnentS batteries, ele trode<, etc for theiT
cessi " treatment including nbroid tGnors dis
pllceIilents. erarYements. prolsYSus ulcerat. Ols
.eacoFflaea1 diseases u the ovEr3eS, painful Tre-
~ ~ Pti1-S DeEstrsfiou exc LST- Ierrlll has 70
Gently spent several month= in the large hospitals
~ ine esi n the special study Of eetrlcIy and =
ne oHy pays'ciAn IN the to1thWssI thoroughly
IeE.!4lA[ ltA lIs scieutiHc application
NkkN OlS DISEASkS-Dr. 1errfu wtss - 70
CAL TIE stts1tion % tho-e suffering from uervo1s
1lsea-es lar@lysA ncTvuus proStrAfioD etc g the
ulcity when entincSl applied and desires
s4te thA5 ne makes The sppc4too of electricity in
EfFf01s o4ses - = Epecsl feature q hls pTaCfiCe
4e cOctlr aSs the finest aftS ceA oisE10Ia ca bot
haltsrF ever sea 10 he wet and az the spplsncss
especially soopted % the treatment q l-s rnsuho-se
uT seminal weakness " hich be ez'ck2y AID ScTnA1-
tLi4y g ~ y ID al q e3ecfrsc-ty-
FroB~rly us4Ie6- Or. IeET-A Usss EAIs~yis
Treatment
skIN DISEASES q al E.aa cared =Asa Osl.srs
have fasiet
PIIk-s, FISTUIA ard al rectal diseAs-s czr-d
No k1its Ee pain cure EEA-anir-d
IhEI IhEAl. s1klC1l kE S--cElF a-d p-r-
nAnentIy cured b eectTo4yss NC cls---s- 70 i@-E-
lc money GntIl cured
NHkONiC DISEASES-Eru.caitt@.A As-h-raN tsT
FEVER a. LAruzt Ar1 lI4zg trCEbes - cls-
-ase= O IL tousis heArr ard Eye- T1-zsrI 1E-srL
cruFsr. bTtEh-s Giseaes eisdder. kic1ey and zE~l-
zry diseassS, bod poi-oz an private c ssAses-
II PH1ll> = That drez1 cl>ea@e . Eankac
meat sitGo1t t5e poisoDS1z 1ruE> x esg. Eo'Ee ~
&eicine seat 70 al T.srrs q The ccG1tzy Jcns1--
! Il IKRRILL- y u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07

fheard it singing near while we stood
Beside her door. as fell the summer night
A large mosquito out in search OF food
To satisfy craving RPpetita
It nearer drew and or her velvet cheek
Alighted. as / stood there by her side.
And ere | could a word u warning speak,
Was drinking nectar from her LIES weet tide
Smoved to nrlIsh IL gently from the rose
OF her fair cheek. but as | raised my ara
II few away and settling on NV nose,
Began TO Grz.w from me the life blood warm
j let il drink. and life 70 me seemed Sweeter-
We had an interest IN the same mUskeeter
With Joy excessive al my body tngel
Her blood aud mine were ia oae b-.uE mingled
t'ot Item
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A PRoMINENT MASON pEAp.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 6.-Hiram Bas-
sett. past grand master OF Masons and con
sidered the Mason OF the highest degree ia
the world. died at Millersburg Ky, today.
Of paralysis, at the age OF 20. He had
taken every degree known to the order.
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A Narrow Escape.

The company had assembled at the
church, but the groom was nowhere to be
found. Finally a messenger announced
that the young man had been run over
and killed while on his way to the church.
And just think" she said. a month af
terward, 10 a friend, what narrow es-
cape | had from becoming a widowr'-
.IudOe
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KNITTING FACTORY CLOSED.

DECATUR, His. Nov Cd A. Alexan-
der & Co, proprietors Of the Alexander
knitting factory, have failed for 81, Oh
Their assets, they claim, are $40, 900.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

EUREKA. Kan, Nov. 6-Last night this
community was startled to learn that ".
G. Crookham. a prominent and wealthy
farmer living about seven miles east OF
this city, had accidentally shot himself
while out hunting. The accident occurred
at 1870 p. IN. He was pulling the gun
muzzle-first toward him, when the ham
mer struck a limb, which resulted in the
entire charge of shot entering his body
Just above the navel, and lodging in his
stomach. He did not know just how long
he remained unconscious, but when he
came to his right mind he found his
clothes on fire He crawled to creek, a
distance of fifty wards, and put the fire out,
and then managed to crawl as much furth-
er TO the railroad He then took out his
pocketbook and money and laid them on
the ground, and then on slip OF paper
wrote how and when the accident occurred.
At4p. m. a passenger train came along,
and the unfortunate man signaled the con-
ductor. who stopped the train, and two of
the passengers volunteered to get off and
care for the wounded man. He was taken
to his home, which was but a short dis
tance, and DR. Pierce of this city, telo-
Craphed for. who arrived there within an
hour after the man WAS found. He lived
until 1880 this morning, passing away very
quietly
Mr. Crookham was one Of the best of cit
izens, and bis tragic death will be mourned
by hundreds Of people all over this com
munity. He leaves wife and SIX chill
Cren. who mourn his death; but who are
left plenty of this worlds goods. Mr..
Crookham at the time of his death was
worth $4,000 or $4,000; besides, his life
was insured for $1,000 The burial viii
take place from the home tomorrow at 10
O'Clock a. N.
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He Was There

Il was her little brothers birthday and
that night be bolted right IN the p&rior.
Say, SIS. what's become Of that donkey
you brought me that moves lis head'
can ind il and want II
George, George" was her reproving an
zwer, - thst the way 10 JAik7 Don't you
sc Mr Bixby In the room -PhilzdeinhIs
= tf.s.>
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Hard.

daru-
wrote some foolish verses once
On love. Unhappy churil
The meter makes me shuG1er still
sent them 10 girl
know that girl, and If ! should.
Like Byron. wake some day
To find Fame written on my brow.
Shed give those lines away.
So now l have to watch myself
Each hour. Oh, hspleSs plight
For if should be great of course,
Those lines would cone To light
-v Work Sun
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Quizz-What's the matter. old mani
You looked troubled.
Fzz-Just going up to the dentists
hes going to kill nerve
Quizz-GOod glaciousI How does be do
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
A YaIuahIa SArvica.

Winks-Do you ever read the weather
probabilities in the daily papers'
Minks-Yes, l look over them every night
to see how near they come TO it.-Good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
Duties Of Parent. to Children.

One Of the most important duties Of a
parent in bringing up child Is to prevent
the child from doing itself harm. The
child does not know, for instance. that un-
limited sweets and sours injure the diges-
tion and impair the teeth; the mother does
know il, and il is her duty 10 have the
chiid's supply of sweets and sours limited.
The child does not know that the oppor-
tuniJy Of getting knowledge at school, II
neglected. Is not likely to return, nor that
its future happiness and success depend
very much upon its improving the oppor-
tuuitles when - school now affords. The
p&nents 90 know these things, and il is
their duty 20 persuade. urge and, if neces-
tary, 70 compel the child 20 study.-New
York Ledger.
The animal cost TO Russia for her pigeon
station is nearly 500. Oto Many expert
ments have been made during military
maneuvers Il test the use OF the carrier
pigeons an Aeep.ng up communications
with The Russian army aud a detached
force, and they have proved TO be OF the
utmost possible value At a time when tcle-
graphing would 5e utterly iupractsca5ie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-07
DOCTOR PURDY.

SURGEON OCI-f.IST AND AUkIs1 - Give
special Attsuron 20 sezscs - fhs ere. i1cllcl1-
the -cierthc AGtCstneEf o. Elzsscs " correcs i3-
perfect vision
CAT EBAC-T removed and siEht restored 70 TnAaJ
WHO have long been Totally blind
oui operation
GRA M LATED LIDS aDi AZ forms @ sore eyss
quickly CURED ArtlsCfzi eye- lr.--te1-
DkAFN EN--All af1rabis casfs pTg-H FtiT Cursf-
ola - k.S-QE4ly Tho have 1aa s--C - trz =
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t4go and s=eIlHE stupidity ln ctlsrca ar z - -
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Fizz-Oh, | suppose he'll kill me first.
and then kill the nerve. -byi-Lowell
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on ThE 0ONGO.

Why suffer? Preston's "Hed-Ake" will
cure you.
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Cures while you wait-Preston's He'd
Axe"
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If you have headache try Preston's
He G-Ake"
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Catarrh oftentimes leeds to consumption
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla before it is too
lRte
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II fails, money refunded; Preston $
'Hed-Ake."
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The library of American literature, on
which Edmund Clarence Stedman and
Ellen Mackev Hutchinson have spent
such a vast amount of toll and talent
during the last seven years, has just been
completed This simple announcement
should cause all lovers of good books and
all citizens who have homes, TO send postal
card for five full page portraits worth 80
cents. High class canvassers wanted at
once. CHAs. J. WEBSTER o. Co, q East
4th St, New York
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The Eicclsior Springs, No., Waters
Make YOUR Own CaocoIates.

As a tonic
n upbuilding the worn and debilitated
system, they have no equal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norlh River. Vessels aud Railroads.
cENFRALMARKET REPORTS

COFEI.E- Irayu rfowths tAc spot wet- stronger
and active to.da, laI cargoe, quoted ~ nm a
No = I1i,c SAFE. 600 bag 40. T. l1'sIl sc OO9o
tags No,. o. ard =. - - l.Cc for no o. AMI ~
loi.c Tor No 1000 bag No santos l5-e. o., ~
IA GOOD demand sales G.StO mats PaQAnA. 80 H
-si,c; 500 TmOr -2irc $500 bags MnFAca'bo.
..vate terms Options also hardened. aLA There NA' a
scgt increase the speculation. HAVE was siol,'f
closing ,idlac for better. ko quo.ed nm. HAMBURG
ocn,d - NJ lower bu; cOsrl StciJer The active buy
Ing Of spot late had strengthening Influence Qp,nnf
Sale. nde oi jaO points. ai'cT when thrr
further gain OF about 10 points. attended WIN to,9
Of shorts clVs NJ a. the tpp no cable
0uotn REGULAR First. $50; Good ~ ond 40; EN-
augc tprlyate - receipts 900 b1-S; no cleafanc :
nitd 5000 bag 40 toi .lrope.
5000 bags total stoch. 1870 600 hae. Sanio, recent,
1000 acS. receipt, Rio July J. 1883 - February =.
$500 80 600 bags dine 1850 2.@1l o10 blg~
same time 1SS~ 1lS7 bags receipts 81 santos july !.
l-,l 10 February g. 1890. 1493.OOO bag. same 'ine
l--9 5ji 900 time lesS. 100000 bags l"al
sslr, here TO-DAY. 50 900 bags. - follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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