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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

to-ious regions are called Wi-E.r
stones throw OF the tenement t1e so c,sile,
Alley Gang recently pea; Young Hea.v
% death simply because be WAS sober AID
declined their CON psuy, and Just across
the street, a few davs before, a drunken
roustabout pounded his wife 70 death.
But when the facts az The latest murder
were known they added unusual elements
OF horror Ms. Hannah Rio-dan was
very decent woman. and vss killed By her
own nephew. Thounss CLARK TIE Young
nan was what physicians cal dipsonA-
uiac-thar "a. born with saca a terrible
thirst for liquor thss Il he took one driuk
he continued 20 drink for weeks. All corr
pIete exhaustion. want Of means or term
IN he hospital brought him % = pause
When sober ne was 81 industrious man.
b-ushrnAker. srd contributed - the sup
port q lis stunt with whom be lived
Three wears hsd passed sInce bis last
spree. and MS aunt inculsrd toe hope sasr
he vas cured. but OF CHRISTMAS las he
veutured che glass and thereafter ~ raw
Ing drunk. on the fatal nizns he cane
home on the verge OF celirlnna t-emens
The miserable 6enizer- q Ire wretcned
tenement heard vie curse al. s woman.
urssSins,. then 81 a=ful scream rang
through the buiIdInz and az was st{ll-=o
s-ill.sn fsct, inst they insrInc-ivelv knew
that murder bad been done. IN ta- morn
inE rnev called = policeman. VINO found
AEs. Rlor1Azs corpse usoa re 6o9r, All
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
Young Girls Ball Gowns.

There is a large choice in young girls
bali gowns. Among some of the newer
styles seen was a pretty yellow tulle. with
a plain all around skirt. fringed with but
tercUps. The bodice was made full back
and front, drawn in at the waist on some
five rows Of cord, the buttercups falling At
the neck aud at the basque. A pink chif-
fon, with tiny embroidered rosebUds, was
made much in the same style, the bodice
bordered with ruches of pink ostrich
feathers and a china blue had flight Of
biackbjrls down one side, with stay
trimming of white grounded brocaded
silk and full pulled sleeves OK the same.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
els.

At the grand carnival given in san Fran
cisco by Golden Gate lodge No. o the mem
bers Of the lodge presented DR.. Simon
Quinlin, grand exalted ruler Of the order.
a magnificent silk umbrella, the handla
being made Of solid California gold. Dr.
Quinlin has recently visited all the lodges
VI the Pacific coast, and WAS received most
cordially by the Elks in every city He
states that there Is a great deal OF interest
taken by all western lodges in the coming
reunion az Louisville, also expressing him
self surprised and delighted 40 the great
progress made by the order on the Pacific
coast DR.. Quinln resides in Chicago, ana
Is a member Of Chicago lodge y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

a solid. sensible looking woman who
was bound east entered the baggage
rooms Of the Third street depot leading
dog and asked:
"Can this dog go in the car with me-"
"NO. ma'am.'
Has he got to go in the baggage carr
"TeS'u
Is II extra
Fifty cents
We'll. its a shamer'
YES N. bat its the rule
She walked about for FIVE minutes. the
dog smelling az ner heels. AMI then -
turned 70 say:
There are three q rs myself. tie
dog and ny h1soant~
Yes
II M husband went II the baggage
car couldn't the dog 1d= IN the seat VITA
ne
She managed 70 choke down herirIig
nation when told that no such change
could BE- effected; Dat later CD. N tee
waiting room. soc was giving her hrs-
band fits. and - was probably because
n was SATISFIED with me -lle q the
read. -Dstrolt Free Pre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
Maid Servants in Livery.

White caps and aprons have for some
wears now been a badge Of the maid serv-
ait in well ordered houses, but a real
livery Is a recent innovation II consists
Of a dress OF cloth in dark green, blue
claret or other hue, 70 suit the livery q the
family ia whose service the maid may be
The dress IS plainly made and trimmed
with livery bands Of braid This livery j.
worn by maids who appear ahove stairs
from luncheon time on during the re
naiuder Of the DAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
Walking Costumes.

For the walking costume in Paris all
sorts Of rather thick hairy cloths are the
fashion. principally rendered in fawns,
grays and the new terra Gotta shades. some
are self coIOred, others plaid, checked or
striped, and Others again figured with sim
pie patterns. such A. spots, lozenZes, cres-
cents and the like Scotch tweeds and
cheviOts maintain their supremacy, and
tartans have still a place in the fashionable
programme, though they are far from
holding the position they did last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Dut offered 20 affirm. y furious contro-
versy followed The seat was declared va
cant. The electors of Northampton again
returned Bradlaugh, who then asked that
the oath he administered "as a mere mat
ter of form" The house a second time
declined to admit him The excitement
over the affair spread throughout Great
Britain, and finally in 1885 the agitator
was granted membership. He gained no
toriety because Of his literary partnership
with Mrs. Annie Besaut, but OF late years
has been known simply rs n hard working,
well informed member of parliament
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Z. PARIS ''AT EoME" AND EvENNG BODICE
The tea gown is rapidly giving place 20
what one must cali for want Of a better
word the house dress. II = n close fitting
robe, long. cut Ia princesse. and draped
perhaps a lutte in front. II can be made
with a high OF half low neck, with sleeves
or with mere wings OF crepe. lr can be
put on for afternoon tea and worn all the
evening unless there Is a dinner party,
which necessitates a fall toilet. The
changes in the hats and bonneJs lie chiefly
in their being much lower, aud worn much
more forward on the head. In nantes
the notable innovation Of the year is the
Introduction Of the ''three-9uarters jack
Ct. II Is a change from the short Jacket
and long NANTES that i sure to ind favor.
On the bodices there Is more or less drap-
ing of the drawn across and handler
chief kind y charming bodice for an
lat home" or any evening occasion Is
shown in the cut II Is of black ChantIily
lace. enriched with turouois and gem en-
broidery on the rolled collar. Sleeves and
fringed belt. Lace and ribbon rOsettes loop
up the angel sleeves on the shoulders and
the drapery in the center Of the bust.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

E-tTIfFl III III HLNTlt'l FhFA
Ire fans earned wit1 evening toilet
are. tor tls most part. diaphz1oGs te.uE
composed il some instances - alternate
bands q lace insertion and prin.el crepe.
mounted CT a dainty iyerT fIsrle. Again.
she leaves may b % ga.ze with applique
err brolceyF, a painted cgrtrf ard Iace ~
re edge. II the CIT are shown thrVe styles
n fans, the-@ explain thenselvrs and gtvs
90 idea how fans are arrao red for he "a
Fious OCCASIONS OF which they ar - -
carried.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
Ancient Order Patricians.

A special session Of the supreme senate
was held recently, and the 10 lowing amend
ment 70 tire constitution was adopted:
Tia, in place Of the examination now
required, a statement De prepared bv tue
supreme medical examiner relative 10 the
health and physical condition CT the april
cant, TO be signed by the applicant and for
warda4 20 the suurenat u,eiic.i examiner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
ran. for specIaI $500.

ladies with Injurious tastes and plctho-
re pocketbooSs indulge in fans designed
for special occasions. These fans ARE hand
painted by reputable artists. who trace
upon their leaves subjects appropriately
selected and fun Of meaning, the sketches
being framed IN ornamental borders and
d IL o..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

daily paper and
not one IN twenty
read farther. for
murder in that
locality i too
common 70 excite
more than a pass
ing lDteres- It's
one q the vle-c
Sums On the con
tineut t. erin
inEl record Is ONLY
rlva,eG oythose OF
"Hell- Kitchen
and Old Africa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

JILlD5 NJ SWAIN eut OTuCerS or the
supreme council are as follows: Supreme
leader, DR.. Edward Page; supreme vice
leader, Charles T. Loring; supreme ia
structor, DR.. Joel Seaverns; supreme secre-
tsry, julius NJ Swain: supreme treasurer,
Hon. John Haskell Butler; supreme guide,
Benjamin f. Spellman; supreme warden,
Harriet q v lterman; supreme sentinel,
Rose J. Swain; supreme medical examiner,
Thomas Waterman, NJ d.
The order is established in fifteen states,
the District Of Columbia and the Dominion
Of Canada, with grand councils in Massa-
chusetts, New York and Pennsylvania
During the eleven years Of its experience
the society has kept strict faith with its
members; every death benefit has been paid
TO the beneficiary selected by the deceased
members, and this without a contest Of
legal proceedings.
The accompanying portrait Of Mr.. Julius
NJ. Swain, the efficient supreme secretary
of the order, Is reproduced from The Brook
iYn Citizen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
Oy IT a pocket knlfe, WITH wnlca ner throat

Lau Dftu CuE-
i don't know il done it or not. I have
been crazy drunk for SIX weeks were
Clark's words after getting sober. 4 few
years ago his brother Henry, when crazy
with drink. threw himself from a high
building and was dashed 70 death. The
curse was on the family; but another
brot her has overcome It and i a sober and
fairly prosperous laOorer A few days be
fore the MURDER his aunt mad asked the
police 70 take Clark 10 n hospital - an al
coholic maniac, but a. lie refused 20 20
they did not coecce him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19


IS years old he was
elected from Ms
fathers house be-
cause he had be
c ON e a sire ct
speaker, rsdicAl IN
politics and int del
IN religion. lie
entered tue service
OF the Fast India
company. Next
lie studied law,
and then he Re
came the editor OF
a free thought
paper. His attack
on parlIATner-arr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

P-ouresor fof furnishing st0rr'--Tka:
a. you do x E-.ta those ever sztsz-g neck-
.f..F
Clsrk-I g-zs IGsc rsarrazEing them IA
The atowczEe-
P-ourieto--Wel1 shat all rgh-. bot
vaa cart bs TOO careful khsEt handbag
tsa-- -C'Is-hier ard EL-r. .ter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
End Of = Stormy Life.

A born sgitstor was Charles BradlauEh,
member Of parliament, VINO died recently
after brief Illness AZ the start he saw
nothing but the battle side q life. Born
il London ffty-eigEt years 40. he finished
his school DAYS 81 The age 81 IL When bus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

a Sister and Brother Meet After Year.
of SePAzatiOn-
James C. McNeslus, night editor OF the
Press News association in New York. has
recently found a sister fTOua whom be had
not heard for twenty-three years. and the
circumstances are Is strange as those usu-
ally employed by the novelist.
When james C. and Mary McNealus
were and years Old respectively their
mother died. and few years later they
found different homes James went 70 the
far west, and for sorzs cause which they
have never been able 70 discover the letters
OF both vent astray-at any rate were
never delivered-snd as the young woman
had entered a convent school and the Young
man was in Texas they completely Lost
trace OF each other.
He married in Texas. bat after few
years his wife dieS. and as soon as conve-
nient he visited the old reighborhood IN
Ulster county, y. y, where a former ad-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
DEATH WITHOUT WARNING.
Many Parallels to Secretary Window
Case in American History.

Another statesman has gone suddenly 70
his FINAL account, and the unity Of Presi-
dent Harrison's cabinet is broken by death.
In the very prime Of his usefulness, and
but little beyond the prime Of life, the
black messenger came without warning to
Secretary William Window at the banquet
ing table in New York city, where, sur
rounded by friends and party associates,
he had just finished a remarkably effective
speech in defense Of his silver policy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

.'Is yozr vife of = surry disposition
"Tes. sAs E-szes y pretty warn e.
- sc--sEA--e- ---ssL-s.. zee Pr=sz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Arizona has a gross area OF $4,000 square
miles. OF this surface only 100 square
miles IS water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Ta.a Baby -ss sluk. We gave her CAs.cria,
"hsn she vas Child. she cried for C4sto-lA
when sic became Mis-. she chung to CasioEiA.
when see had Children. she gave then CAs;c-iA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Aprons are coming irto faTo- sZa-z-
One Of the new aproas rs. css TO the F'oetSc
nan-s - Sweet Brzr aHd e. worn -
amateur s-1ists -tlle a. taslr -urE
Dinusr par rs arr = farored form x FL
ts-1siCEerr t1ls sels9u-
seeve. 20 dresses 4rs b~jaE TsyB or.Y
zo-1srz.e.y lo1E Low
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

religious restrictions was begun IN 1858
and continued for a long period When
elected 20 tie house OF cor mons n loS}
-. B1s4laJSa refused - tsAe a. oAla,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
AilTlIl Esgle
SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
INTERESTING GOSSIP FROM LODGE
ROOM AND CASTLE HALL

Something About the Home Circle
Rapidly Growing Young Order, and Its
Supreme Secretary, Julius n Swain.
Women Are Freely Admitted.
Among the records OF phenomenal secret
society growth in the United States, few
are more remarkable than that OF the
Home Circle This society is an ofshoot
from the Royal Arcanum. IL was orig
inally organized as a society into which
members Of the Royal Arcanum could take
their wives and daughters. With this brief
confession of faith the supreme council Of
the Home Circle was organized in Boston,
on Oct. 2, 1879; commenced business Nov.
5. 1879. and was chartered under the laws
Of Massachusetts Jan. 10, 1880.
At first the mem bership was limited to
the members of the Royal Arcanum and
their relatives. Later, however. the young
society declared its independence, and has
prospered remarkably for eleven years.
Though eleven years is comparatively
brief period upon which to base statistics,
it is but justice TO women 70 say that, tried
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
ghe aalieha Daily Eagle Thursday zforine February
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
CORRECT STYLES DRESS DESCRIBED
FOR MIpWINTER WEAR.

Brief Review of the Fashions of the
Notable Changes and Present Styles-A
Charming Evening Bodice.
One year ago the touruure was worn;
now the dress skirt follows the lines OF he
figure closely, without steel or pads. One
year ago women did not sweep the dirty
streets with their gowns; now there IA an
added length 70 the day dress skirt, which
necessitates holding it up on the prone
made 70 escape the siush and mud.
Sleeves, which have passed through q
somewhat eytravagaRt phase, are now re
turning TO much the shape and size OF last
winter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

by the same stand
ard as the N q ! Q
SEA, she has proven
the better physical
risk of the two,
and in this field as
in N any others
she has d m on
strated her rights
10 carry life insur
ance upon at leas.
as favorable terms
as her husband OF
brother The pres
eut officers of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19
CRIME OF A DRUNKEN NAN.
While erazed with Liquor He Cuts His
Auut's Throat.

Another murder in Poverty Gap. The
widow Rioruan found with her throat cut
in the tenement at 455 West Twenty -ninth
street.
Such were the headlines that New
Torkers saw the other morning z their
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Mamma WAT occupation DO you
think VII pc b<St FOR cur Ges-sst boy
WIEN he Grows mp
Papa think with lttis more hone
l-4.ring he VII E-sSs = good sword swas-
,oweT.-JEdge-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-19

Z M husband went II the baggage
-oCli1t the dog 1d- N the seat w.la
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-16

lamity which statehood would bring
to Utah and surrounding States, I'M
fortunately peopled with Mormons.
Idaho should not even by indirec
ton give any encouragement to those
advocating statehood for Utah.
With the franchise again in the hands
Of the Mormon leaders our entire pol
tics would be corrupted, as in the
past, and the progress Of the State
would be seriously retarded.
Any party which temporizes with
this institution will surely and justly
be condemned by the people, and |
hope and believe that laws will be
unanimously passed by the present
Legislature absolutely and unequivo-
cally depriving them of all the privi
leges coming through the franchise
Very truly yours,
FRED T, DUBOIS,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-16

GIVE STATEHOOD TO UTAH.
Under present conditions there is
no estimating the extent Of the ca
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-16

Richards. VIM. H i'm on land in Long valley
rs: per pro'ty 32t; tax costs and ren'.'- III O
r oh W NJ. i'm on land in Long valley,
%; per pro'ty 10; tax, costs and pen 81
Rutledge, NJ T., i'm on land in Long valley
b0 per pr 'ty l65 tax, costs and pen o.
Rutledge, ]. E., i'm on land in Long valley ]''
per pro- $50; tax, costs and pen.....''..' d
Robinson, J.. c., i'm on laud in Long valley so;
per pro'ty 3l5; tax costs and pen.."...... 9 d
Riggs, G.. W, i'm on land in Long valley 30;
tax costs end pen...." ..''''''' q
snyder. Thos b i'm on land in Long valley
q; per proty 244; tax, costs and pen..'. i
Stewart c. T., i'm on land in Long valley 20;
per proty SO; tax, costs and pen...,.,.,..' 3
Stewart, j. T.. i'm on land in Long valley loO;
per proty 3l9; tax, costs and pen.'.''''' i" .
Scott, s., i'm on land in Long valley rs; per
proty 255; tax costs and pen ..-............' >
Shaw. Clarence, per pro'ty 30; tax costs and
pen...,.....
Slower, Jacob, i'm on land in Long valley ~;
per proty l25; tax cos is and pen. ............
Turner, A. B., i'm on laud in l. Jng valley 20
per pro'ty rs; tax, costs and pen.
Troch, g. F. per proty Long valley, 81 80;
tax costs aud pen -. -. ................ ~
Irpp r.. i'm on land in Long valley 100; ak,
| costs and pen.........t.... '...'.'. Z :
Vaughn, A. H.. i'm on land in Long valley so;
per pro'ty 2I5; tax, costs and pen..-.- :
vanduzer, E. W, im on land in Long valley
90; per pro'ty $50; tax, costs and PEN.
wea hetholt, W. S, i'm Oh land in High val
ley $50; per ptoty 364; tax, costs and pen l3
Wilcox 0, H., i'm on Lind in Long valley %;
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nstray Notice

There are at the ranch Oh 'ns hoas
signed, in Garden valley t"o'" ~ det
one a brown. about four years wv a'''.55l
forehead, four white feet anu 1 M I'D
on LETT shoulder; welsh' .ith ii
pounds. The other is a biaes' f., u
in forehead, two white hlnu an m i
branded Mp Qhe letters join'a ~ T I !
shoulder and same on lett MP .l,o d,
on right shoulder-tnese Letters ''h, ' 1,ri
ed-the T above the o. weight nv IA Il ppf
pounds. The owner is Request, ~. he u
property, pay charges ana Nd, '' xyslt
mails. D.
Jan. Q, 81,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-01-16
CLOCKS g. JEWELRY
D. B. KIMMEL
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate of Lorenzo Pinney, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the uAas'
signed, executor of the last will ala .
lament of Lorenzo Pinney, deceased
the creditors of and all persons hs0ll
claims against the said deceased iofil'
it them, with the necessary voucher" VIVID
in ten months after the first puOIesss..
of this notice, to the said executor a Y
residence in Garden valley, Bolse cog ls
State of Idaho, the same being tc p Il
for the transaction of the business o. W
estate, in said county of boise IN
F. G. SERVER /,
Executor of the last will ana le''si'4' :
Lorenzo Pinney, deceased. ia
Dated this oth day of DecemOel' W.
4w.
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Boise City
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