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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
The Others Were Pretty Bad, but He
Discounted Them.

The Others Were Bretty BAD, DuB lie
Discounted Them.
There were three newspaper men-Bob,
Jim ana Carl They had passion for the
unique They used TO meet nearly every
evening in a clean, unfrequented resort
down town, where they crank salted beer
and ate sugar coated pretZels. They called
themselves the Oddities.
I'D like to gamble" said Carl the other
evening, as they were seated at an octag-
onal table. 1--WE can't play poker, because
it's so common. Let's put Up g. apiece,
each fellow TO tell the meanest thing he
ever did in his life. The one that tells of
the meanest thing takes the bundle"
''The meanest thing ! ever did" said
Bob, after the stake was made, was done
when / was a youngster. Three of US, wild
ones, caught a little inoffensive boy, shut
him in box and set fire TO the box. If a
policeman hadn't happened along we'd
have burned the boy TO death"
Some years ago" said Jim, 81 had a
counterfeit quarter. Meeting a beggar,
told him that / had 10 have fifteen cents to
buy meal, but that I'd give him ten for
luck. He took nay counterfeit and re-
turned me fifteen cents in good money"
You've been pretty hard citizens in
your time. " said Carl, as be deposited the
stakes in his pocket.
But what did you do;" inquired the
others
"Oh, the meanest thing-why, the mean
est thing ever did was TO rob two news
paper men Of four dollars. Buffalo Ex-
nress
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The Fault of the Typewriter.

must tell you how my typewriter came
near losing me one Of my best friends. He
had written me asking me TO do certain
thing if | could do 50 without too much
bother He assured me I'm the letter that
be didn't want TO put me out in the least.
1t happened that | could not do what he
asked me to do, although it was not on
account of any lack OF disposition on my
part. In addressing him a reply did so
on my typewriter. | met him a few days
after and he said that had not disguised
the fact that his request was annoying and
he desired TO apologize | say that he was
hurt and upon my pressing him for the
reason he pulled out my letter and handed
it to me. He directed me to read the first
the address portion. l did so. I had
addressed him MY Dear Bother" That
typewriter had dropped ont the ''r'' in the
address. ! had meant to address him my
Dear Brother" 1t was long time before
l could make that man believe that |
hadn't considered him a bother instead of
a brother Interview = Chicago Tribune.
Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparill, the pe-
culiar medicine. Do not be induced to take
any other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparill, the pc
culiar medicine. Do not be induced to take
anu pfhar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

took my boy of for sail on Sound
steamer a short time ago. Here is what he
asked me in the course of the day.
do they call this a Sound steamer be-
cause il makes uoise?"
"Is that water down there any wetter
than the water in the Atlantic ocean,"
What makes the water wet, anyhow"
"How many men could be drowned in
water as deep as that"
IF a mamma fish couldn't get any
worms in the water for the little fish would
she 90 ashore and dig for them?"
Suppose whale came along and sat
for three days on an oyster so that he
couldn't open his shell. would it suffocate
the oyster?"
Doesn't the dampness ever give clans
malaria?"
Does it hurt TO get drownedf"
as that big man with the gold buttons
on his coat the papa of all those men who
do whatever he tells them to?"-Liie.
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DENVER, Colo, Oct. 23.--A special from
Ration, " NJ, says: Monday evening
William Mich and his l6-year old daughter,
were going from Folsom to the ranch.
The girl was driving team ahead, while
her father came behind with another
They were overtaken by a blizzard, when
about half way home The father on ar
irving home was Mortified to find that his
daughter had not yet arrived. She had
lost her way in the binding storm. The
blizzard continued throughout the night,
so little could be done in searching for the
lost child. She was found yesterday,
about ten miles from her home, frozen to
death She had managed to unhitch the
horses and turn them loose before she
became exhausted.
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EXPRESS RAIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23-The traffic commit
tee composed of representatives from the
Adams, Wells-Fargo, American, National.
Nro, b srn Pacific, Pacific, Southern and | II =
tedSJates, express companies, Il holding a
meeting here. There will be no advance
in western rates with perhaps one or two
minor exceptions. Last year the rates to
one or two points west were reduced, and
possibly the old rates will be re-estab-
!ished. The only thing of Importance
will be TO complete the schedule for the
advance in eastern rates. The reason, it
is said, for this advance of 80 cents hun
dred, is simply the fact that the express
companies are losing money at the present
rates. The meeting will continue for a
day or two.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE. WICHITA, Kan, Oct.
23.-The highest temperature was "a . the
lowest up to p. IN. was 400, and the
mean, 81 Q. with warmer cloudless weather
and nearly stationary pressure.
Last year on Oct. 23 the highest te m
perature was 80, the lowest 43o and the
mean As ., and two years ago the cores
ponding temperatures were 62o, $40 and
4So.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHING roN, ID. c.,
Oct. %. s p. m.-Forecast until p. m.
Friday:
For Kansas-Cold, fair weather; variable
winds.
Fo~ Missouri-Colder. fair, northwesterly
winds
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First Swell-Waiter, bring me some soft
shell crabs, and just mention my name to
the chef
Second Swell-Waiter, bring me sweet
breads la fnanciere, aud mention my
name to the chef.
Third Swell-Waiter, bring me some
broiled lobster, and be sure to mention my
name to the chef.
Ordinary Mortal-Waiter, bring me one
dozen CLANS, and mention my name TO
every clam.-Life
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THE WORID,S FAIR.

foreign affairs of the Worlds Columbian
exposition resumed its session today at the
Gilsey house. The committee adopted the
plan submitted by Mr.. William f. Curtis,
of the state department, for Spanish,
American bureau at the exposition, ana
appointed him general agent, with author
"a ity to establish a central bureau at Wash
inCtou. One hundred thousand dollars
are appropriated for this purpose by the
board of directors of the local company at
Chicago. Mr.. Curtis was instructed to
proceed at once with the organization OF
his agency. The committee will request
President Harrison to detail officers OF the
army and navy TO act as commissioners TO
the several countries in Central and South
America.
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coal RATES.

CHICAGO, Oct 23-The Evening Journal
says The peaceful settlement OF coal
rates from Chicago to Missouri river
points, especially Kansas City, made last
week. is not likely TO last very long. a
vigorous protest has already been regis
tered by the Burlington road with the
Western Freight association against the
present condition of affairs. That road
has taken out of Chicago TO the southwest
since July $40 cars Of coal.
Just think of it, explained an officer,
Zone of the strongest lines submitting to
such treatment. There Is something
wrong and the Burlington proposes to find
out what it is
"Why don't you follow the AltOns eX-
ample; file your notice reducing rates, and
thus get division Of the business"
That is just what we propose to do"
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"CONvFRTFDn JFWS

LONDON, Oct. 23.-The ears advisers
are said to be nonplussed by the wholesale
conversion TO Christianity of the Jewish
students at Odessa, who took the step i'm
order TO be permitted to remain in the
university. No confidence is felt in the
sincerity of the conversions. Another
problem for Russia is, what to do with the
number Of foreigners, mostly Germans
and Austrians, who have taken up their
residence without authority in Western
Russia, many of them being fugitive Grim
lnals A proposition to deport them to
Siberia is being discussed.
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SpEAKFR REED.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. 23-Speaker
Reed arrived from Burlington soon after
o'clock this morning in n private car.
The space around the car within hearing
distance was soon literally packed with a
wildly enthusiastic throng who gave Mr..
Reed an ovation. In response TO loud and
numerous demands for Reed" he ap-
peared on the platform of the car, and
made twenty minutes speech, which was
pointed aud humorous. and received with
shout of applause and roars of laughter
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Arc There others Lika IIoro

Proprietor of Livery SJable-Eleyen car
riages at Is o'clock in the moruing2 What
in the world do you want OF so many?
Mr.. BillUs Gin a Tremendous rage}-Iust
got telegram from Mrs. B.llus. she's on
her way home from a trip east. She says,
Meet me az dopotHt q O'Clock ir the morn
ing There are eleven depo,S here Mrs
Billus shall he met ri the depot with car.
riage at o'clock tomorrow morning. by
jocks, II 1t costs u house auH t5ti-Chioauo
Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
chicken Patties.

Chicken patties are made by picking the
meat from cold chicken and cutting in
small pieces. Put it in saucepan with a
little water or milk, butter, pepper and
salt; thicken with a little -four and the
yolk of an egg: line some patty pans with
nice but not very rich crust, rub them over
with the white of the egg and bake. When
done eli with the chicken and serve hot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

Daniel Scales is the colored millionaire
Of san Francisco. He Is a friend OF Sena-
tor 3. X. Bruce and Frederick Douglass.
His Acquaintance with distinguished men
OF the nation is extensive Mr. Scales Is OF
fine appearance. He dresses in the height
OF fashion and his gray beard frames a
face Of amia0ility. Forty years ago he
went 10 California. and his early invest
ments in san Francisco property made
him rich. Mr.. Scales has never been in
politics. lie has confined himself entirely
70 law and realty. Although IN Ms seven
tieth year be Is rs lively as q cricket lie
believes in enjoying Ele.-Denver RepUbIi-
Cau
Cures in fifteen minutes; Preston
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Mrs De Shopper (breathlessly)-Did I
leave my purse here? | lost it somewhere.
Clerk lwho had worked an hour showing
Mrs. De Shopper goods without being able
to sell her anythingJ-I will inquire, mad
am. CASH Cash! Here a minutel Did
any Of you boys find an empty purse any
where around here this morning?-New
York Weekly
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STORM ON THF COAST

AsBURV PARK, n. J., Oct. 23.-A terrific
storm has been raging along the Jersey
coast all day, and much damage has been
done by the surf Vessels have been re
ported ashore at Spring Lake, hut as the
wires are now down no information will be
obtainable before morning. Several small
boats have been capsized off Long Branch.
but the oCcunants were rescued
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Minced Eeefstcak on Toast.

A favorite and without doubt the best
way TO use cold beefsteGk is 70 mince it
finely, aud 10 put IL To stewing for fifteen
minutes, with quite little water Add TO
the gravy good sized lump Of butter, a
small onion and a small teaspoonful of
catsup, and serve it smoking hot on nicely
Drowned toast. Lamb, mutton, veal, game
or fowls may be used in the same way.
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LOWERED HIS RECORD

INDEPENDENCE, H., Oct 22-Allerton
was sent TO beat his record At the races
here today he made the mile with a
runner in PA, reducing the time made by
Alabaster on the track in August. l. s
seconds, and proclsimiug himself king OF
the four-year-Old stations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
A NaturaI Conclusion.

Young Brassy Ito Banker Wall, who
doesn't know him)-Say, governor, let me
have hundred, will you:
Banker Wall-Why in Halifax should
let you have money, you jackanapes?
Y. B.-Your daughter told me last night
that she would be q sister TO me. Doesn't
that make me your son2-New York Her
aid
For disordered liver try Beechams
Pills
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Mabel don't like your being away at
the scashore all summer, Reginald. It
doesn't look very devoted TO me.
ReEinald-Why, my dear girl, haven't
you blind confidence in me-
Alabel-No. Reggy; my confidence in you
is only a little near sighted.-America.
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DRY GOODS AND BEER.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23-At noon Mr.. Mar
shall Field. .Jr, son of the head of the
great dry goods firm of Marshall Field &
Co, and Miss Albertine Huck, daughter
of Louis c. Huck, the millionaire brewer,
were united in marriage at the residence
of the bride by Archbishop Feehan.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.

CAPE GIRARDEAU, No, Oct. 23.-Two
shocks of earthquake, which came from
the southwest, occurred here at 6:10 O'Clock
this morning. One of the shocks lasted
about one minute, and the other twenty
five seconds. Buildings, furniture, crock
cry. etc, were affected by the movements
of the parfh-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
THF ENGINEERS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 23.-The third
annual convention of the Grand Interna
tional Auxiliary to the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, came to an end to
day This afternoon the new officers were
installed. President Murchison says this
convention is the most successful the Aux
iliary ever held.
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The Weaker Sex.

Young Litewayte tas his partner takes a
difficult backhander at tennis) Well
played, indeed. Miss Livingston. Capital
stroke
Miss Lvingston-That's right, Mr.. Lite
wayte if you'll keep on applauding and
let me attend to the ball | think we can
win the game.-Yenowine's News.
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sure cure-Preston's "Hed-Ake.' ,
A RAILROAD SOLD.

WACO, Tex, Oct. 23-At noon today.
Frederick " Read, special master in
chancery, sold the Texas division of the
Louis, Arkansas aud Texas railroad for
S6 100000 The road was bought by !.
w Phillips for Louis Fitzgerald, pur-
chasing trustee of the bondholders.
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MURDERED BYlNnlANS

DENVER, Col. Oct. GA special from
Silver City, y. NJ, says; Two Mexican
sheep herders have been murdered and
their bodies horribly mangled by Indians
Rt point about twenty miles from here
The names Of the murdered men have not
been ascertained. \ posse of deputy sher-
IFS are in pursuit OF the renegade muir
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A Good Dish from Green Tomatoes.

Green tomatoes make a very nice vege-
table treated as follows: Slice equal guam
titles of tomato and onions, season with
salt and cayenne, and bell them for half
an hour in "A little water or stock. Serve
with fried croutons round. With the ad
dition either Of poached eggs or curIs of
fried bacon this makes a very good break
fast dish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
TROuRIE BREWING

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 23-Trouhle is
again brewing on the Mackay system
among the conductors, engineers, tiremen,
agents and operators along the line De
mands have been made of the officials and
about thirty conductors and a dozen
engineers are in Evansville demanding an
adjustment of the wage scale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

II don't think that dog of yours is very
polite" said the tramp.
''Whyl" asked the dogs owner.
Because he made me get off the grass,
and then took my seat" answered the
tramp, adjusting his coat tails to make
them cover as much space as possible
PUCK
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1t Was Perhans Deservah

Amicus-Why are you so angry ct hav
Jig your poem reproduced in that paper?
Great Poet-Because the editor has ap-
pended note to it saying that he repro
duces it, not on account of its merit but to
show the kind of rot man with an estab
lished reputation can get accepted.-Liie.
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TuRE WINNERS

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 23-Winners Of
today's races Of the Kentucky Racing
association: Pennyroyal Pullman. I.abra-
dor, Major Tom, Mackin.
WASHINGTON. Get. 23-The races Of the
Washington Jockey club were postponed
on account of rain.
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The secret of His Failure.

She-Why doesn't Mr.. Mullins go out
into society more?
He-Becau>e society is always out itself
when Mullins begins calling.-Munsey's
Weekly
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DILLON AND O,RRIEN

PARIS, Oct 23.-A reception was given
last night by " Rsifalovitch. Mr. William
O'Brien's fRther-in-law. in honor Of MeSsrs
Dillon and O'Brien. Among the guests
were NJ Joseph Ernest Renan and Hector
Henri MRlet, the authors. and Nine Bur
dean, Presence and LanzSan.
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Bunco Steerer-Why, how do you do,
my dear sir2 Haven'tI seen you some
where2
Uncle Hayseed (from DISQUALIFICATION
likely, stranger; I've been thar.-Journal
of Education.
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Paterfamilias-This won't do, young
man; you are altogether too late getting
away when you call on my daughter.
Young Man-Oh, but, sir, haven't You
kept track of how early ! always GOMEZ
Judge.
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BRIEFS

Cambridge university has conferred a
degree upon Henry NJ. Stanley
The alleged confession of BirchaU. pub.
lished ia the Toronto Globe. is said TO be a
hoax.
The courts will be called upon 10 settle
the trouble growing ont Of the refusal OF
the cattlemen 10 pay their rents FOR the
use Of the Cherokee strip
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

Old brocade. plush and bullion braid are
the materials wi p which ir L. tine present
fancy TO manufacture handsome covers for
books aad portfolios Tor holding music,
drawings etc.
With these materials almost as rich ef-
fectS are o5.a.pea as hytle more ilborious
work OF hand embroidery. Olr cui shows
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Jack-Why do they give all these dishes
French names? BY their common English
names they'd taste as sweet
Tom-Yes, but they wouldn't cost as
much.-Munsey's Weekly
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Gutter, the editor. Is getting so nervous
that ne ought to become d printer"
why a printer"
Because then he could have a job in the
composing room. New York Herald.
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DruggiAs-If you take this preparation
of mine you will never use any other.
Customer-Is it as fatal as that?-Mun-
seys Weekly.
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Post NIorfern Praise.

Bellows-The world rarely praises man
until after he dies
Fellows-Generally that's about all the
world can fri -. ~-"+-a 'i~' for-Epoch.
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a Rude Dog.

1t does not matter what may be the cause
of the Headache, Bradycrotine will cure il.
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Overbalanced.

Cholly-Deah boy, is my scarf straight?
Reggie-Oh, no; it's way to one side.
Cholly-So feared. D'you know could
scarcely walk straight coming down the
avenue -.Tr1on
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Office Boy-The editor wants the proof
Of his editorials
prooircader-W hat for9
Office Boyle wants TO read 'em.
proofreader- Humph, No accounting
for tastes.-New York WeeEly.
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Encourag ging.

He-I am crazy when away from you.
She-Ah, yes. "Out of sight, out {
mind" you know.-New York Herald.
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Graves (gloomily)-This is hard world,
isn't it?
Merriman-That depends altogether on
whether you fall on brick sidewalk or d
feather bed. Lowell Citizen.
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N%etA Wa -H--@Aats t-aa n-aHft -
Describe the person who began the riot
ms. said tte prosecuting attorney.
Your honor" stzmuered the emhar
raised Brooklyn man appealing 10 TIE
Judge. there are ladies IN the court room
Answer sJesEiy commanded TIE
Judge
Guaat drops OF cold sweat broke out on
the witness forehead
Your honor be CaSped. Re was A.
vRs a-wiry, slender, long fellow
Wei. s!r. proceed. ~ said the Judge i'm
patiently.
Your honor" said ore % the lswyerS,
"tbe witness has fzintc<l- "-CEle Iro-
une
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DOCTOR, TERRIIJ

DISEASES OF WONEN-Dr- Terrf.l hss made
Z s~ases OF women a speciality ;or The pa-f twenty
Eea aud sles 70 staie tEa; lie LAS al the late
rnrut- hafterfe- els frcde<. etc, fOr tter
cess ui treatment Including nbrotd turro-s. dis
placements erlzrreulepts protap--nA EECeraf or-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

Female troubles
Arising from chlorosis OF anam8ia are
Promptly cured blythe use of the tonic
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, waters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
a Encctive NIedic.ne.

Why suffer? Preston's "Hed-Ake" will
cure you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24
Not Wholly Bnnd.

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
DlcNioO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-24

Cures while you wait-Preston's He'd
Axe -