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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
THE End.
"ConYn for MAGAZINES.

The editor of one Of our leading maya
lines tolG me, fifteen years ago, that he
received on an average twelve poems a day.
In q week be got, therefore, more than he
could use in a year OF course he was
obliged 70 return over 1900 poems aDnu-
ally. The editor of this magazine closest
rival said TO nae. about the same time, that
be could easily make out Of the good mat
ter that WAS offered him two complete
magazines a month. As be oould only
publish one, as much good matter alone
must go back as that " which be used The
situation in these two cases has Of course
not grown better; 10 must constantly grow
worse for the writer, for he is obliged to
force his article into the magazine by its
OWN adaptation 20 that magazines needs,
as well "a by its style and merit, against
q host OF able competitors.-Joel Benton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

A few days ago q "LOndo1 core
spOnde1tr announced that Sir Richard
Burton was lying very dangerously III.
neglected ard alone - = Lo16O1 lodgs
ing. while Stanley ~aa being fetsd- ="
The statement was absolutely untrue,
but It has had the FEC: q drawing he
following interesting letter from Lady
Buruoz. wlo e Wa Sir Richard At
Trie5Se.
"sir Ricaz-I vii z-~z- be neglected
nor alone While IA s..ve. I nAve bog1
nz-7ie1 . In tcT 1.sag.y tctTry years
bssiics = Eve -c--z' saS4gsusn'. and
Gurizc al tzcg' tl-..y--v9 yec-z 7 Ezvs
neysr been Gbs1ut ran hin che day that
/ wa allowed q b with Hmm ether
words. have never bsea sosent s1ospt
70 execute SVGssz- sSr Tho lASt Sove1
YEAR We have hardy ben a day apart,
and for the last three and half ye2B
that De has been silog never sos hOur
away cut % the tvsenty-f5ur. DuTnE
these three year. AID i-alf we have, n
cGaseq1enoe II ter v-sazaszs 4 lbs
heesFth. sacThooa everything - have =
ressdsot EEgEah doctor who vs& lon.k-
ing for Euch bertal kvlrsz AID trsEsfsT4g
win a. And instead q q london lods-
Ing We have bcauttfzi ard r0Elantsc
hoSne with eTeTY comfort fS- hlza That
CIR mars sllCvj =: TIE 10y bead - a.
AdrAtlc. Next year ia term q sarvDcs
expires ff1TtT --liIss y-a-s actual se-v1oe-
and thru re anal botl -, Il alive. II
Lo5Aoa lo3ziuz uag.~cts3 AID aloze. p
But % E-ate thst usvy Is wnz. tas Ar-s--
cars wouid call q Ittis prsTio1s- -
Pal NaLl Ofazstte
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

solved it. The room was changed into a
cozy, pretty place. with an air half Of
sitting ROOM" half of study" but
wholly of genuine comfort.
The wall paper was nearly plain and
of a grayish white tint, with narrow
old fashioned blue border. 1t was a con-
venient paper, for it did not interfere
with any other colors. Of course no
pictures could be hung where the cell
ing slanted. but one was placed on a
small writing table SO as to lean against
that wall. 1t was a simple engraving
framed in oak, and around it was
wreathed some Egyptian asparagus-by
far the most beautiful and feathery
green stuff to be obtained at florists.
On the same side Of the room was a
couch, and over it was fastened large
fan of home manufacture.
Opposite the lounge, on the other side
of the room, was we'll filed antique
oak bookcase, whose top was decorated
with bric-a-brac. One piece was a bust
of Dickens, which stood out boldly
against a brilliant background formed
by scarlet silk handkerchief hung on
the wall behind it. a yellow art silk
curtain hung straight from the rod on
the book case. Another touch of yellow,
without which no room is now consid-
cred complete, was found in bunch of
corn, whose husks were turned back to
show the ears. 1t was suspended by
ribbon, so that the husks point upward.
and was very pretty ornament to the
wall.
Pictures were hung on each side Of the
bookcase. and on the third side of the
room between the windows. The two
doors, one of entrance, the other leading
TO a closet, were removed and dark red
stuff portiereS were hung in their stead.
The windows had white shades, and
over them pale madras lace curtains
hung straight from yellow rods with
brass rings.
Another small table stood between the
windows, and on it were the usual books
and papers, and slender necked vase
with bunch of peacock feathers, which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
About the Divided skirt.

ABOUT l1o AtfftaCa
ooh, that it might be given me to tell
the exact truth about the divided skirt"
walled a charming woman the other
day.
When bought one, certainly the
fool and her money parted-like the hi-
furoated garment acquired by the pur-
chase. Polite language fails 10 do jus
tice TO what l have endured since /
donned it. Talk about divided skirt
being easy TO walk in AID not impeding
one s movements, Why, It's the clumsi-
est, foppiest. most d-agSley article that
a woman can pat on. Each section gets
wrapped round and round like loose
sail winding about boats mast. When
you go up and down stairs it says down
until you tread on the hem and trip up
If you're not careful.
The fullness IS set on to 4 circular yoke,
which is forever launching up about your
waist And then the ugliueSs Of the gar
ment, Venus herself would scare crows
clad in its ungslnly volume Of silk or
cotton that hangs without form, and
might a. well be void, since it ohdter-
ates all distinction OF beauty, woman
with the most exquiSitely nodded Limbs
and an old girl with props like kite sticks
being alike hideous when enveloped in it
"Since the first time | caught sight OF
myself in the horrid thing l have always
sent my maid out Of the room when l
put it on or of. and I've never had the
COURAGE to take q second look at 1t In the
glass. Why do l continue TO wear it?
Because l am resolved to get my 81
worth out Of that bad bargain, and at
the same time teach myself not to run
after strange gods IN the matter of so
called dress reform. New FORK World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
Author Of "Boot.es, Raby."

Mrs. Arthur Stannard, the Enghsh
novelist and the author Of Bottles
Baby" writes for three hours a day IN a
little room which, with q bookcase, a
table and three or four chairs, leaves lit
tie space for intruders upon the sanctity
OF an author den. AT one time she had
q passion for china. and by the bookcase
there is some valuable crown Derby and
blue white. With the 1otsam and jet
sam of friendship and acquaintance
photos and autographs, drawings and
cards-the mantelpiece is crowded, while
on the walls are some clever sketches
Of soldiers in the various uniforms of
British regiments. Ina small cardboard
box is placed the manuscript Of the novel
Mrs. S.annard is now writing, some of
the thick foolscap sheets having just
been filed up by her neat flowing calig-
raphy.
On the average Mrs Stannard writes
about three pages "a day. and several odd
sheets of paper lying on the table give
indications Of her method of work. Shs
never corrects faulty sheet, but always
rewrites 1t. Before beginning q story
the plot is briefly written ont, while on
another sheet Mrs. StGnnard makes ex-
periments with the names Of characters,
those names being finally chosen which
are most expressive and euphonious. At
Mrs. STANDARDS elbow as she writes are
placed two well used volumes Of Jenny
cor, and TorofaIlC.y- her favOrite pOets
With almost every line Of the bard Of
"Hiawatha" she is familiar, and for
every feeling Of depression she always
finds the antidote in his pages.-Ex-
rhanra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

sir Geor2s Any. tsAs sh1.st u ths IN
giishnoan CT scScnGe. 49, tssst sntsred
upon ms niDe3-tn year 6ixty-0ysycArS
ago be Wa slestef - 10 Luradm pro
feSsorAl1p a. tie CalgS1sfy q C@n-
bridge, having besa Esulsr vrzngtertSo
years befOre Lie rsr1zInaEAfsoa w-aa
ril. or CONSISTED uasrs}T az . h0uBs. a<d
ting cirruu41zoes r4ss tss lasae Mr. Tod
HUNTER AZ opporruzEs1Y foy his not.
'Srhey gaze - Azy. ns.atus-a loosl
hAhata.ion AID a EAzss- since tnAttEns
Airy has beeo for fsF-g Eve ysArz sstrun-
orDer royal l9s rsEEzsd n fSaiL aid has
recesyed every bssCF ard distinction
open 20 men Z sc5~nns. incfndxng css
preziAency u the LoIaI sOesssy.-Ex>
chang
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Two private rsSde8oez On Clinton
avsuue. t--swo-1 Pulssn and Akhu1fic
aYsupe@. brooklyn. zTs = rVfrSzk4ng
t'rUzust1zse frCaE bro-2z1tS e ~ CT
dtnAzy plz1. tut tlls 1lgs- E,rrso hS6sws
q a sFlEts-ls sIlss cvv~rs taxi from nucf
% b&--zzs1t Ih- ops<pocNGt thsEfn>
doTs AID doSrs sGl<7 Eztst znd su1kz3os
% tie Ia:s-s1<1. Dut sTsTT sgnAru tzEh q
the ovlEuAl brVEDF>szas frat - ocr~
oaAlsd DensAih g-rsn lsayes. TIRE Is
rot saozher wte.s--1 vtas "a BrooAiya
~ growth q vG-ch fsaa besn 20 psctz--
500 ard perfert-S York Nh and
Exp-szs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
Exercise In Heu.erork.

Housework is healthy. and many ply
sicians recommend IL TO women who
need exercise. Walking is not enough
it exercises only the legs. wtds busting
and sweeping bring An entirely 6fkarent
set of muscles into play. Many girls take
more interest in their homes If sncOur-
aged 10 assist in the care Of them House
hold duties, if properly planned. need
take but little time out Of a long day.
To be systematic in the discharge Of such
duties is the only way 70 properly accom-
phsh the right amount Of work--New
York Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
CHARMING ROOMS.
Some Suggestions of Value from Annie
Isabel Willis.

copyright by American Press Association-l
The ways in which rooms may be
made charming with little or no expense
are infinite. A seemingly hopeless sort
of room is large, square apartment,
with a low ceiling which slopes down on
one side to within five feet of the floor.
When to these difficulties are added a
very homely ingram carpet and stove
far from beautiful the situation seems
well nigh hopeless. but two energetic
young women undertook to solve the
problem of its transformation. and-they
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
Words Of Cheer.

Earnestly Cahoon who has received .
piano for committing the psalms to mem
oryl-lt's dreadful wearIE', pop.
Her Father-Dont git discouraged,
Earny. Keep on a-hammerin'. and Yam
kee Doodle's" bound Z come out. She's in
thar-Judge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

There are 5S5 authorized guides in the
Alps: l0i q them have taken regular
course Of instruction IN their profession
and have received diplomas: % Of then
are between % and 80 years Of age, A.
8 S-s over -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Instructor looking over his pupils
work. copying an old master n TIE M
scum Of Art Now that's uncOumouly
clever / wonder what they'll do viii
the old one when this Is finished -
Chatfer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Sara Orne Jewett il said 10 he the
pretuest Of BOstcn's literary women
She is the daughter Of Maine sea cap
tain, and is q dark haired, graceful
woman, with Madonna ike face.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Yes, faoeuously remarked the clerk in
the presidents Office while making al an
nual, this Is our pass time.
Alas mUrmu7od the hsgSETd loosdEs
stockhOlder. back Il every worldly pleeS-
-. l. Il -. = -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Mss Nav Rogers. Al Iowa girl. has
compiled Waverley dictionary N which
more than thirteen hundred characters
Of SCOTS novels a-e described, with Illus
tstive extracts from The text
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Or 70 ths la,s-. appliances q electricity
-ps+2rs ~ 80 form = a. slsctr.e soldering
E b aa a1iisw cors - ooppsr con
i-It--f e 1-s,al4.e plrE between Nhlch and
70 is'-fF FfAcs - ire enc Is q coil q ans
r.r.. srparatsd froE the Plug and the fnes
" 80 c11c - u1sanz q iaYsra q asbru.en
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Il IL lsa-1ed tHz; e CuAls, VITO did
q, Ian Clsirs few weeks az snd ie<i =
Wlzh. b1s 10 xii. tb4t when his exsAts
Tescast the value c. s. ,ooo, 90 j, sao1.d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

flowers and slaluIe l...ors she has always
delighted to bsstow on friends.-Wash-
ington Letter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Another woman wlzo has made her
mark ~ lawyer IL bin AdA Bitten
bender. Of Osceola. keb tihs has tried
many cases before the sup-crns court Of
EebTnska a..d Eas not lost one. Mary
L. MCG1ndlJ. Of DeToii. was also ad-
nnittsd recently % practice Law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Pricr % IzE-zaEs ~ WGitcr ecctf's
vito Wa q VIZ. Ca7 girl, 'fcod az
show" bat vshEa sA- zzz0eo4's ctHgrsn-
Eeaocs5 were uG-vpv so Concerned %
NtqTa VIII r=r.T5e-1 ruoli -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Anna Ka4ha-ine Green C1rs. RohlfEl
IA now tn EaTopo Slss received 600
for her last novel, the Fo-sstxn In"
from Robert Bcune-s Sons, and $4,000
for another Eso-y which they bod In TO
rcrve. Tia Gtn- O. were wTittzn within
SIX month TIE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Mss r.. n. Eags-, - Ne-7burg. n. Y.
who mnnancd TIE kirne.s' IN syracuss
for the WoueD's FL ocStlOuRl and Indua-
tr1al union. cleared So 0o0 from tbs
dance. This VIII be sVplied % the sup-
port Of the kindergarten AMI indnatriAl
school work. in which tho union Is inter-
egtel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
Mrs. Le.lls and the nlarauls de Les,In..

will not say anything which may
cause the marquis pain. he blaznes me
for all his troubles. perhaps justly. Five
years ago promised 10 marry HIM. but
it is impossible for me 20 do 50 now.
Although he Is handsome. accomplished
and clever shall never see him again.
l am going to America 70 lecture. and
| shall never return TO Europe until the
marquis is either dead or married 10
some one else.
If ever marry again | shall marry a
urnalist-Iuterview with Mrs. Frank
Leslie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Among those who attended Mr.. Stan
ley's wedding reception on Saturday WA
wealthy widow named HOtc4nrd.
While there she stole several 5lVVr
spoons from the room IN witch ths-Wod-
ding gifts were displayed ShewassScn
by detective who was on duty in the
room and was srTpsted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Mrs. Lucy Parsons. wife Of the in
trepid anarchist who died on the gal
lows. still lives In Chicago. IN the vicin-
ity Of Milwaukee avenue and Nav
street. She Is very poor. and supports
herself and children by teaching the
little boys and girls about her home 20
read and write. Her contributions 70
the socialisuc press, while numerous
and forcibie, scarcely pay for tho rent Of
her humble abode.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

The little granddaughter 81 MAI.
Knox-Holme-. Of LSudOn. who Is well
known in the tTicyclng world, Ia al
ready distinguishing herself IN tho same
pastime She Is only 7. but she already
owns a safety, and on that and the tan
dem with Tho major she has ridden over
200 miles since the ] Il Of January.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

Glass NAV be cut with strong pair -
scissors II II j. held under water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

Mn. :. q pswoii Of Fairbure, M. dasghter
% Nj 4. 4. Joaea and sister OF Councilman
Joneo ond Mr.. John II. worthingsou, also Of
rsirburu. arrived yesterday for several weeka'
visit II seattle zhsy wese met en- reaie ~
Portland b M md MA Z. 4. Jones. Who ac'
companisd hen 70 thie city. II 10 probable
that party vii ~ made up to 20 to Alaska the
com!ng seasen a pleasure tnp.
The annual meeting Of the womsn's Christian
Temperauce Union Of West Washington began
its sessions IN Tacoma yesterday. This evening
the exercises Will be patriotic. and Mrs.
Mollast and NrA Mary Bvnon Reese will
address the veterans.
John Huriey. city patient died OF pnsu-
mouia Ct Providence hospital yesterday. assd
80 ycars. Dr. Grant being In attendance The
funeral will be held al 10 a. N. today - the
roosns Of Gross 4 Co Deceased has brother in
Seattle.
A. McKes died q Providence hospital yester-
day Of consumption. AGED co yearA He was a
residcnt OF LINDEN. and the funeral viii be held
from Cross & Co. 3 undertaking rooms 81 : .. m.
today.
A special meeting Of the Chsmbsr OF Com.
mercc ID called for this evening 81 . o'clock. for
the purpose Of meeting the mayor and city
council and cficers Of the Uaicn Pacific rail-
road.
Judrc John y. Scott. Of Port Towns.ud. is In
the city, in st,en lance upon the united States
court, ana n stopping at the Rainier Judge
scout ID brother OF Mrs. President Harrison.
Auditor Forrest yesterday issued licenses b
we'd for Lee Bartlett. Of seattle. and Jennie Mar.
TIN. al Msryviie, No. Charles rfaf and Mary
I. X. Hansen. both 81 seattle.
The moonlight excursion 10 have been given
bv tho r. ~. c. A. this evening. has been post
nousd on account u the uncertainty OF the
weather
Eastern star II rreed's hall tonight
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Alderman Raurh, OF Dallas. Tex. arrived Mon
.say, He Is enc Of The principal owners Of aud
uasrnhers az the Tedd 4 Empire Milling coa'
pany, Of Texas. and one OF the prominent frssf.
min men OF tire Seash. Mr.. Rsuca has visited
Portland and Taso ma. hat prefers Seattle aud
intends starting . separate milling plant here.
Hen. ). {. Noreland. Of Portland. who wss
elected eounty judge OF Maltnenah county,
Oregon, Monday. wss Ia the sisy yesterday. Hs
s~svgnw lat nixht aud wss ,hs recipient Of 10
congratulations
M. J. W. Munsnn aud Mr. and Mrs. j, Man
sen leave to-day to return home 10 MtnneArasss
Minn VIA the Canadian Pacific, after spending
several months In Seattle
Mr.. 4. viii snscu, OF rIovtdencs. n l. asrtvss
nero Yesterday. He Intends investing CAPITA
hers and vsil reside in sae city
Miss Grace vroenan left las: nigh. FOR What
Earn where she viii spend the summer viii
her sssser Mr. Henry fsnehei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

4lsetenant Gorham Has Never Bsen
Notified tn Appear.
Inc hoard Of odieers detailed to try by court
nastal Lieutenant Gorham Of Co d. First rcgi-
oenf, charged with conduct prssndicsA, TO sood
lsvsee convened a. the Armory yesterday
eofning. Captain c. l. r. kellogg was
saeent from the meeting. being Ia Portland
IA Aaeuien sns Gorham was also absent. He
- the city but did NOS attend. no notice at
ns convcniro of The court having been served
NON him. The ccnrt adjourned without trans
sung any business but will probably set dowa
. work To-Day
The Visiting osliceu inspected Company B.
sRsf regiment Captain Joseph Green issi
s.enl II was the eomrany's rexa;as drill
elsAs and the -naes' had good crowd ont
~ company drilled we'll. aud the showing in
nepecsion was very satisfactory.
company is 20 have dance In the Armcfy
sxt Tuesday night The company viii give an
s9aahtstou drill that evening.
% now thought that the brigade encanp
1ens VIII be held late in June, and at American
eee. Tacoma, instead Of at Olympia
me oihcen OF the Second regiment who con-
sRsuse the heard of inquiry in the Gork am
80 have extended IN Invitation 10 the First
Netment 10 come east OF tho mountains on Z
uet - guest Of the Second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

surERios couRr--LlcHrESBERn. ,.
Lewis Mswson va d. N. Holden Finding Of
oeee nled end cause referred to Robert G.
oRudwtck to examine acecunts
kaget Sound Furniture Company " Paul
van Loon-propped from trial calendar.
uelen Bassott vs.. Maurice RsxsOft-Ffndines
- taet and decree Of divorce fled.
=. J. eaddeier ct a. and Edward l. sanford
- G. r Johnson-sheriff J. II. Mcs;raw ordered
oenow cause why he should not forthwith
neke return Of writ OF attachment
htt1e 4 smith Manufacturing Company Va
- v. Kellogg. Michael Phillips ct al Appeal -
MpFtne court allowed.
". Woodward Va Louis thinner 81 sl-Mo-
- lcs default and Judgment
SUPERIOR corKr-srgArrox, =.
VII 4 Clark Va John s. Lorraine Motion for
~ trial fiied
Wteon Improvement Company W Huron
s9hef Company Continued 20 June Is.
1mov shutting ~ Of sasev u he roe iss-
~ fh< isS,,e of ba,a{s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

sreaksnx 81 Fred Archer. who i 70 give
.s,..rs :. the Presbyterian church. Ga June ?.
~ Mrstegcn. Mich. Ssss says: Fer nearly
ia hours the auisenee wss hess In sloses'
a,seasfcn by the orsanisi Tue csS.a has {
49,. sssxsrr,v eseaaens wien touched By ths
80 - the master ard the Elarie1s ssras -
$500 s,sse sna fell reveEsssates shrosea 10
49,, .s.sas .sum al the church !ass nighs cozis'
nr,v nave eu,anssed ffum the hsna al al artist
srss.srr<, hy petite seniss~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-04

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