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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Sn,ciai TiWmi t9 M, hyi".f.
PuuIrrl w. Va. April s.-Thc cor
poration election for the town OF Phil
ippi took place here yesterday. The
contest was most made on ticket ioi
Improvement and against Improvement.
The entire Improvement ticket was
elected bv handsome majority. ID. w.
call was reelected Mayor by more than
twice the majority hc received last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

SDorrpNE. PA, April S.-The miners of
the Smithtou district. numbering about
500. have presented their employers % scale
of wages. and ifuot signed 10y May first a
strike of the whole district viii follow.
They demand the Columbus rate for
mining. which is 6li cents per ton on a90
cents basis. and - cents for run of mine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
WILD WITH InDRormoEIA.
Terrible Condition of "a knnavha County
Man

S,,.iai T,tqram fo N, R.g',hr
CHARLESTON. ". VA. April s-Lcwi-
Paulcy. who resides on Davis creek. five
miles from thi. city. Was bitten by "a
mad dog tru days ego. and is NOW tied
securely to his hcd having developed
violent symptoms of hydrophohia with
Zoo thr past two days. Hc 3, watched b}
strong mcu both day and night Eco pre-
vent him lrom iu'wug bis family who
arc Wild with grief There i- uo hope
for his recovery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Sror,Nr F,IL~. April S.-Nineteen Pris-
oner. escaped from the county Jam uJIt uJ,I
early Yesterday morning. WINE lne lHllJ'
was making his rounds he was seilyU'
..,'i ..,,.,aj by four of the prisoners, who
iffer,tel the remainder by unlocking their
cells a posse is in pursuit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
nl,nn Mi righl MaIIncc.

Nrw Yona. April The baoker Of
George Dickson the feather-weight cham
pion. has accepted the offer of Pelican
Club. Of London. for @ fight 10 o finish De-
tween his charge and Nuuc Wallace, the
feathcr-weight champion ~ England
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

LoNnox. April S.-The illness OF I1e me
PRINCESS of Wales is causing considerable
arvictv. 10 appears that she never com com
pletely recovered from her attack Oh ing !.l',
influenza. and is now very feeble coughing
constantly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
rronI,le in FIecting Prison Warden.

CorrNRrs. O.. April S.-There is trouble
,,oon,r the Democratic members of the
BOARD of Managers of the State prison;
At its meeting this afternoon they could
not elect a warden. Two voted for Nalen-
Tine Newman. of Portsmouth. and one for
ex-Warden Ben f. Dyer Republicans
- t.-a.lI-r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

So-ial I.lsgrrm 10 ne Register.
GLrNyuLr. W. Va. April s. w. = feL
made am assignment this morning Several
Wheeling and Parkersburs firms are in
fa,-a4+-f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
I,k. ri. Nnvigation Opons

Brrr,ro. y. Y. April Navigation is
now fully open ~ this eud ot Lake Ere.
The steamer Hudson and Albany. 81 thc
Western Transit line. cleared Tor Chi''-"
. ff.f- n nff-ruu1u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

LOWELL. Mas. April s. The carpenters,
pllstcrcrs, stone and brick masons, plumb
crs. gas aud steam pipe men are now work
meuiuc hours n agreement with master
ini.1erS association
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
rhe GranIle cutter.. pemand..

QUNcY. MA>>.. April S.-Thc granite
cutters have demanded nine hours and 81
cents au hour The Granite Manufacture
ers' Association viii coucede the nine
hours, but decline 20 pay more The work
men win maintain their position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

TAoVI. Iowa. April S-The annual CON
ference of the reorganizcd Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints assembled in
mis- citv Yesterday. over 2o0 disciples are
i'm attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
CEAzY FIEND's WORK.
Ilc shoot, 70 Young Girl and Kills Him


Ilc shoot, Young Girl and Kills Him
self
MINIATURES. April s-A special io
tle Eruiuq Wisconsin from Mcdlord.
Wis. SAYS. s. man manned Willard VIII
Inm,. uickuamcd "Crazy Kelly" went
FOB thc house of Judge Clinton sexton. ot
this rity. about two hours ago and ad-
dressing Miss Maggie PrIichard. %
niece OF Mrs. sexton. said. Are you
Maggie Pr.tchlrd'" Sine said. Yes. '
and hc thon said. -lou must dice. and
lr.d 900 lcr. killing DEER instantly. Tie
thon shot himself Hc still alive but
vfr probably die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

rn,, Ouo Anril 3.-The Buckeye PIpe
- - ,,,,,I,anv advanced the price of Lima
IL ~ to-iav Two and one-half cents max,
,a'- '.' tbe nrice twenty-seveu and one-hali
cents per barrel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
THEY THIRST FOH CORR.
Fiery Southerncrs Who Want To Draw
Blood

Blood.
W,snNcroN. April - "A report gained
wide circulation here tonight that 10 was
probable "a duel would bee fought between
Congressman Pholan. of Memphis and
John NJ Fleming. of the Knoxville. Tenn,
Scifh,e. There has been difficulty between
them and Mr. Phclan sent the following
telegram
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April e.
john w. Filming. kHorrUc Tam:
When ! wrote from Aiken. ] had not seen
your letter tO the Memphis CONNER
ciII You are liar. cow
ard and "a sc0uudrel VIII await
your message here and come 10 Knoxville
10 arrange preIiminaries.
SIGNED JAMES PHELAN.
Col Fleming has made no reply so far as
can Doe learned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
CHuCAGO's ToILERS
Making Strong Battle for Their De-
mands.

CWcAeo. April S-The plumbers strike
Is -tli ou, us AN difficulties between the
two sets of beiligcrents have not yet been
adjusted. At last nights conference the
master plumbers agreed TO pay minimum
of $3.50 per day for all lourueymen. and an
increase of - per cent, for juniors The
juniors. however, who struck 10 aid the
iourueymeu, are not satisfied. The cigar
makers have won their fight and hereafter
there viii DE none but union made cigars In
Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Pirr-nruG. April The midnight score SC,,r,
of the walking match was: Moore ~ KY
Hcrty. 2lO: Haworth 2OS; Noren'a'' 80. ,VV
Hughes. 2O0. HOrln, lN'; Connors' i''
EnIFau fft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
Cyclone SWEPT.
Terrible Destruction by Storm III ihe Town oi Nor
walk-Damage Throughout Ohio
and Michigan.

CLEVELAND. o.. April S-A cyclone
struck Norwalk. Ohio about . o'clock
this afternoon. The storm came from
the northwest and swept track about
half "a mile wide from the eastern limits
Of the city quite a long distance in the
country. The umbrella factory of
Spraguc x French was ia the path of
the cyclone. \ part Of the building in
which about thirty young women were
employed. was crushed like an egg
shell Dora Palmer. aged 10, received
fatal injuries and died iu q short time.
Nellie Harding was seriously injured
about the head and upper part of the
body. Miss Brush had hcr collar bone
broken and was otherwise injured Soy
cral other girls. whose uamc, are mot
given. received injuries. a uumhcr oi
barns and small hui'dug. Hrrr wrecked.
Trees were unrootrd aud fences torn
down in iil directions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
NEW RICHES IN OIL.
MARION COUNTY'S GREAT BOOM HAS JUST
BEGUN.
The Burt Well is Doing 200 Barrels a Day
and the Hamilton IS Flowing at an
Equal Rate-Large Land
Transactions.
Speciai Telegram 10 NE Register

SpeciH Zelegram 10 NE Register.
MANNINGroN, W. VA, April s.-The
oil excitement in this section reached a
pitch to-day, which has never been sur
passed since the day oil first gushcd
forth from the Hamilton well. Spccula-
tors throng the streets, almost fabulous
sums are being offered for territory. ru-
mors of new wells and deals are hourly
occurrence: few hundred yards away
the sound of busy Workmcn erecting
tanks, in which to store the golden
fluid. Is evidence that the boom has "a
substantial foundation. The Burt we'll
which reached the sand several days
ago. and was shut down. broke loose
Saturday. and 10 has been flowing at the
rate of POO barrels per day ever since.
This is the second well that has come into
the sand and. taken with the Hamilton
furnishes conclusive proof of the rich
ness of the territory. The drill ia the
Burt well is now only ten feet in the
pay streak and drilling is stopped until
additional tanks can bee raised i'm order
TO receive the oil. \ pipe line is now
being laid To connect the Hamilton and
the Burt well with the railroad, and
the oil will be shipped i'm tank ears.
When these arrangements are complete.
the we'll will be- drilled further in and
il will doubtless largely augment it pro-
ductiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
wonLEN Wills FAIL.
4 Big Concern at Auburn. \. y. En-
barraSscd.

ArnrEN. y. Y, April S.-The failure OF
T.. IL Townsend, wooleu merchant of New
York. who was the heaviest stockholder ii
the Cayuga woolen mills of this city, has
embarrassed the latter company. and upon
its application John Dunn. Jr.. of Syra
cuse. has been appointed receiver To- al
minister the affairs of the company nc
fioriifrs have been as vet given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Tuf soft glow of the tea rose is 1c-
.,,irod INV ladies who use PoZzoni COM
nleyion Powder Try IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
TN HAMILTON FLoWs SrRoNG.

As if to keep It's formidable brother
company. the Hamilton well developed
"a very strong flow to-day. The COM
pany has had fishing job for succor
rods for several days. They were Sc
cured, but when nearly raised TO the
top, the grip looScncd and they fell to
the bottom again. Since then the well
has been flowing at the rate of fifteen
barrels an hour. Very large tranSac-
tious i'm land are reported. The Furbcc
tract with leases is reported to-day to
have been sold for $1,000. while uu-
mcrous other deals are under way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Dr. NONE Iowa. April The iloa-r
this morning passed tAc Australian u'iioi
reform bin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
10 krLL SPECULATION.
he House committee Aim, a nn at Food

The House Committee Aims "a Bill at Food
Gamblers.
WA.mNGroN. April S.-Chairmau Fun
SIM of fhe House Committee ON Agricul-
frre TODAY reported 20 the House Win
amendments the bin % define options and
fntures and 90 impose a special tax upon
dealers therein. The bin proposes To lay q
heavy tax on all purely speculative trans
actions in food. grains, stocks, %c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
rAEKEu>nrnG's ,orE
The Bond Appropriation Carries Council
men Divided.

eolagi TLgrrn 'o". E.gire-
PNEEru-urEc. rs. VA. April 3.
Parkcr>burg voted to-day for four c0uu-
cilmcu and 600 issuing bonds for hiiy
thousand dollar, for street paving pur-
poses. The bonds carried ovcrwhcIm-
iugly and large amount oi street paw
ing will be- done this summer. Rudolph
Wild and Il. j. Ma.lcy. Republicans,
and f. O. llichlc and y. Y. Mayhal-
Democrats. were elected to the city
rouucn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

4 Sew Town to Dee Laid ont Three Miles
Above Tier.

OuAmr-rn>. April An eastern etnil
cate. obi which if b., said President M D..
mGus of Oboe Che-apelkc ~ ONO. i- %
member hatc purchased ih' o.d 0lH.nl
Goal property .f $500 aroes. three miles
above fhi- c.ty. and WiII IAy it ~ In town
I.f. Tho town I- t0 hc known A- kauau II
Ciiy Tine price paid was ~anun. and u
said u Iru furnace WI nc rrc.ici
L-.u- IL -----
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28

OF her Ines happiness by this mans du-
plicity and cruelty. To make money out
of such q transaction seemed to him sor-
did, base, infamous. He came near quar-
reling outright with Mathiida, who with
ell her cleverness was not clever enough TO
discover that she had made a fatal mistake
in a%ffording him 50 deep q glimpse into
her hard and mercenaFy little heart. She
had to resort to tears and caresses in order
to obliterate the impression, whereupon
she overwhelmed him with reproaches for
having thought her capable of the very
scheme which she had aI1onent ago devel-
oped. And he, poor fellow, kissed her and
begged her forgiveness for having misun-
derstood her; and imagined hat very likely
his intellect was not sufficiently subtle to
comprehend the fine gradations Of meaning
conveyed in this exquisite creatures speech.
He was so preposUerously happy at the
privileges she now granted him hat he
could not have found it in his heart to
blame her if she had proposed to him a
systematic transgression Of the ten com
mandments, beginning with the first and
ending with the tenth.
After this delightful reconciliation Gun
mar accepted Mr.. Norman's offer and in
stalled himself in two pleasant rooms
overlooking Lake Michigan. And Mathil-
da, who perhaps overestimated her hold
upon his affections, resolved to postpone
the execution Of her plan until a more
favorable moment
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on" secret OF graphic description is
the Iutr54uct-JI ol slight details which
sound rs If they were drawn diroctla
from life. This WAS understood by 4
colored preacher who sought 70 bring
before Lis audience rls .reur at the
crossing II tho Rcd SEQ.
.'S'pJsc you's de- children r Israel and
Tse Moses, Jssssy Il dc Wilderness aud
Bridesburg do promised Land. Well. /
brings you dowH 10 dc 1bber and waves
my hand mp toward Tacony. aud dc
waters roll backward toward Philndel-
ply, and we all goes over widout gittin'
wet.
When Dc las -piclaUiuny gifts over I
waves my hand toward PaiLsdoIphy, and
! waves my L4Li coward IacOny. and
de water ROLLS back from toward Ia
cory-and dey was fslIu' for shad dsrs
90 aex moruIuI-TOuth Companion.
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ten thousand collars, ana 1 nope yOa
ana the coed inen present VIII allow The
gft 70 stand. / know my brother David
VIII never want doLH while thsrs IL
n IN the eo1Rtry he lives in Georgs
Is extravagzat and viii have aiwaysA
ten-doilar Eoad for = fvs-doEh< pasceI
put his boys can learn his own or thetr
uncles trade; there ars plenty Of vays
Tor them. l would like 70 put the gds
beyond dependence and, beyond thone-
ceasaty Of marrying for = hTing.
David rose in a fury and aid hs would
listen no longe- 20 such nonsense.
You forget, Mr.. Forsyth. that ycu
have put this case into our hands Ishank
you viii have more sense than make
enemies Of thirteen Of the bsst mn In
the neighborhood. Geufhennn. vUuA
you Ike to retire and consider this mat
ter
Not at al, alcalde. Am for giving
Miss Forsyth all her father gave hsz."
And L" And l." And l." cried the
whole twelve almost simalAnneo1sy.
Il shall contest Ehis AFFAIR before de
San Antonio court" cried David pas
sionatsiy.
You'll think better Of it. Mr.. For
syth. Do yOu mean TO say You brOaghA
twelve men here 10 help you rob yvux
sister, sirT'
II mean to say that that Mexican. law
ala. has robbed me. l shall cali him5eo
account
The doctor laughed good raturedly,
and answered:
I'VE have each our own weapons, my
friend. l cannot fght with any other.
Besides l marry me q wife next week.
And the doctor leaned pleasantly on tho
alcaldes chair, and with n joke hadS
friend liter friend ''Good-oy."
Mary Forsyth earned cut her intsn-
tons. She settled stristly and carefully
$4,000 N each Of her Haooes, bougha her
homestead. end then sat down TO consider
what she should 20 with her 5000.
"If were a FrcnchwomAn aud San
Antonio were Paris" she said, Il would
rent q store and 60 % trading. know
how 10 buy and sell by instinct. and II 7
were = born farmer could plant corn
and cotton and turn them into gnld: but
l am not a farmer-l never MACS q gar
den and got a decent meal out OF Il. 7
calculate twill be best TO get John Doyle
for head man and put my money In
cattle"
Jus. as she came to this decision DR..
Iavala drove hurriedly up TO the door.
Mary! Mary he cried. come
quickly There IL an old friend Of yours
in the timber too i'll with the dengus
fever to move"
What do you need, DOCTOR
Need ! necd YOU and a couple Of
mon ~ carry HIM here. Do you know
that is Is Win Morrison
'Oh. doctor. DOCTOR
Fact. Heard Of your fathers death
In Arizona and came straight home 70
look after you. Poor fellow! he's pretty
bad"
Well, Mary did not need 10 hire John
Doyle as head man. for VIII, who had
loved her faitAIglly for fifteen long years,
was the iinost stock man IA the state,
and within three months the doctor aud
his beautiful Dolores danced a fandanEo
ct Mary and WINS wediiug-Amaha
Z. Barr IN Gcv York LoIyer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28

One rftae -a.. at.s af m devices
c9uD~eDI s4tl battle-ground rork Il The
Raa deae~t9- TIL meat vii really
detect and I1cais .a,1 q ca -. svva
~ in The u1st l-asVrlk places Ia odd
ton ~ fne visual Sr4assmeut u nSJ ~
made - g1s9 a roc1rd o. psPsr o. 70 give
A. alarm 81 Get g4st.Hz - sisctrh cfrsuit
through a hsl' 1r r'asr ~faL'teI~ A gruat
uunb~r - f1--e tt.rfa~. are row Lsinx
need b. Fraa~e b- nd itAlv TIER
l. a la- I-~ -a ilr-1Esst Enyfna
a bod ard 1uea s l l@hdy York< 70
EtrBuHrf e O. .ra ~ r4sr nsads ssys5aly
for TIE u.~ o. tls-~ seF4Eo1 = rns -orka.
So and a4ar a zlAt nStslae csGsctcr
h1oat ftr -- - a1 or .sry >ck@ 80
rol bronze To L~@scn ean -
u8aLa ~ sensitive tfr' '4sy vii G~.aot
f-Ssh p@r aauf ~ 1-a' Eas when mlEsd
w3ta aE-&Fr York C9r1Bsr-A AdNr-
~
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TWO OR THREE.

There were only two or three Of uS
Who came to the place Of prayer,
Came in the testh Of . driving storm
But for that we did not care.
Since sitter our hyEa1s OF praise bad risen
And our earnest prayers were said
The Master himself wss present there
And gave US the living bread
We knew his look in our leaders face,
So rapt and glad aad free:
e felt his touch when our heads were bowed,
We heard his Come to Me-"
Nobody saw him hft the latch,
And none unbarred the door:
But Peace" vas his token to every heart
And how could We ask for more!
Each of US felt the load Of sin
From the weary shoulder tall;
Each Of US dropped the load Of care,
And the grief that was Ike a pan;
And over our spirits q blessed calm
Swept In FROM the Jasper sea,
And strength was OURS for toll and strife
In the days thai were thence TO be.
II was only q handful gathered in
To the Little place OF prayer;
Outside were struggle and pain and sin,
But the Lord himself was there;
He came 70 redeem the pledge he gave
Wherever his loved ones be,
To stand himself in the midst Of them,
Though they count but two or three.
And forth we farcd in the bitter rain,
And our hearts had grown so warm.
1t seemed like the peCing OF summer flowers,
And not like the crash OF a STORM.
Twas a time Of the dearest privilege
OF the Lords right hand, we said,
As we thought how Jesus himself had como
To feed US with living bread.
Margaret E SangSter in CongregstionahSt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28

o. never aar1y q revolver. cad a rogInder
% o reporter. because I believe IL weakena
@ mans nerve
ere sou ever Gro tight p~laeos1" WA
asked
Indeed ] am. wav Gle reply, bat I
have learned 20 trgss ~ my nerve. ! used
t1 carry a revolver But found WA 10
cliEed % trust ~ it more and more. I re-
ally became a coward Now ( cArTy no
weapons gt si. ard feel frrer and safsr.
The same 'l-uE is true IN regard 70 bork-
ing and boitt.g tue iuusr doOrs q a bOuSa
There ere tHou.a.aa .t people in this city
who -.F,r t-I.t tlrfI-. ,gos 90 he down to
rra- mt. they l-ta boiled barred AMI
locked tLrI.rsr ar.r ~ tls hOass. Tbs
result - ttie Is tbat they keep themselves
ia q state - constant nervous s~nOtion
and are sTHgbfsd a. the most casual
alarms. 10, 7 n-rs- carry a revolver
Detroit Frae Prs-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28

l4:.in Office by a w2lnscoted wall of ash,
the doorkeeper conducted the two expect
ant Norsemen into the chisf's presence.
Gunnar found himself face to face with a
robust man Of 45, with . brown beard
sprinkled with gray, and fine, energetic
features. He YVES carefully, almost fash
ionably, dressed, but there was in his bear
ing something angular and nnoompromis-
ing, a kind Of homeSpup, blunt directness.
Ills expression was, however, a triae wor-
ried, and his eyes were restless. lie looked
like a strong man with a bad conscience.
81 thought I'd drop in and see you" be-
gan Lawson uneasily.
chow nuchf" asked Norman quickly;
tell me how much you demand. You
know / have no time for fooling. And
please give me a respite now. / think I've
earned it."
"How you do 60 ON grumbled the gro
rer. ~ haven't sold a word about money.
/ Just brought you this young man, who
Is looking for a job. You'd oblige me if
you could give him a position Of some kind
In the Office or the factory"
The manufacturer, bridling his impa-
thence, fixed his eyes with q startled glance
upon Gunnar. The Morse type in the
youth was unmistakable-the frank blue
eyes, half appealing In their trustfulness;
the blonde hair brushed back from the
forehead with a sort Of rising wave; the
short, strong, regular teeth, and a certain
Am.able rusticity In manner and bearing.
Norman saw perhaps even more; but
knowing that his uneasy conscience was
apt TO play him tricks be dismissed the
memories which rose up before him.
"Whst can the young man do?" he
asked in a matter Of fact tone. turning to
Lawson.
'fOh. l guess he can do almost any
thing"
"That is the same as 10 say that he al do
nothing"
81 reckon that be can earn his board and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28
CHAPTER VII

Two years passed rapidly and Gunnar
became profcient. in English. He TOOK a
lesson OF ono hour every evening from his
landlady's daughter, the charming Mathil-
ia, who, when the student with the beer
base had taken French leave lneSlecoing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28

Ern~WbaF III VII - ts ~.
4 -s<tzl Hfs 49, igr thgzs -hC ~ eat
x &c rearh = 80 oouEsau- = E&rE @zsp
= -a.- - -rEaz tazgs sat sszEiy q a.
u8s1l Er ta2 E=lz 80 1eaE ezzrats
sanEs Say - Hrs- ia see h@-t f~ADa
Every ~ymk2 knSza h1~ E II
i1s aozntT q - ag sr-aE t4u @zi@d
srosss - --aH As = o. tA~k-Ss<a
Tne tenZ nay ae tss-~4 49, A. sVrnf
a s- 1r Isrz Tnhz-EA