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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
RI-MONTHLY MEETING.
An Excellent Program Prepared for the Ep
worth League Meeting.

The regular bi-monthly meeting of the
City Epworth League will be held in St
Paul's NJ +. church on Tuesday evening,
Oct 20, at 7:30 p. m An excellent pro-
gram will be rendered and the constitution
of the proposed Union league will be con-
sidered. The local chapters are requested
to take action on the constitution prior to
the general meeting, in order that final sc-
tion may be taken. Every Lacquer and
friend Of the league should be present.
The following is the proposed constitu-
tion OF the Union Epworth league Of
Wichita,
Article L Name-The name Of this as
sociatiOn shall be THE Union Epworth
League of Wichita. Kansas" auxiliary to
the Epworth league OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Art. 2. Object-The object of this league
is to promote intelligence and loyal piety
in the young members and friends Of the
church, to aid them il the attainment Of
purity of heart and in constant growth ia
grace, and TO train. them in works Of mercy
and hhlp.
Art. 8 Members-All chapters Of the
Epworth league within the city OF Wichita
that Will adopt this constitution, shall be
mem bers Of the union league, and ali the
members of each chapter shall be entitled
TO all the privileges Of membership in the
union league.
Art f. Officers-Ths officers shall con-
sist Of a president, one vice-president for
each cha apter Of the Union league, a secre-
tary and a treasurer. who shall perform
the duties usually assigned 20 such Offices,
The yice-president and the secretary shall
constitute q committee for the arrange
ment Of programs for the meetings OF the
league. The president, secretary and
trearurer shall be elected az the regular
meeting in may OF each year. The vice
presidents shall be chosen by the chapters
which they respectively represent and be
approved By the Union league At tie regu-
lar meeting Ia May of each year.
Art. s. MISUNDERSTANDING Of this
league shall be held ca the third Tuesday
evening OF the months OF January. March
May. July, September and November Of
each year.
Art. G Adoption-This constitution
shall be iu force q pDn its adoption BY thres
chapters of the city The first election Of
officers shall occur in November OF 1901 70
serve until May o. IS22
Art. Z Order Of exercises-Ths follow
ing shall be the order Of exercises az each
Of the meetings
L Devotional exercises
2 Music, addresses. papers, etc
& Transaction Of business.
fa) Reports from chapters. TIE reports
for May and November 20 be in writing
% Unfinished business.
fcj New business
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
IT WILL BE OPENED SOON.
A New Commission Selected 70 AIlOt IcdiAn
Lands

a st. Louis gentleman was in the city
last night returning from FL Reno, o. T.,
where be has been for some time watching
the progress of the allotment OF the Chey
enne and Arapaho lands to the Indians OF
these tribes. He has been intimately con-
nected, he said, with the leading men OF
the territory, including Governor Steele,
and he thinks il is only matter OF few
short months till the Cheyenne and Arap-
aho lands are thrown open for settlement
The allOtting agents have been discharged
by the government for the want
OF. money to pay them and in
view of this fact it became
necessary for the people OF western
Oklahoma who have an interest in the
opening Of the new territory TO take some
action. Accordingly. meeting was held
Wednesday at e. Reno and it was decided
to select allotting agents to hasten the
opening of the country at the expense OF
the interested towns IN the western half OF
Oklahoma proper
Accordingly the meeting appointed
three commissioners from Il Reno and
two commissioners from Kingfsher.
Judge Seay will endorse these appoint
and he, it Is said, will indorse
them also and recommend them for
appointment TO Secretary Noble of the in
terror department.. When this is done the
new commission will proceed AZ once TO
finish the allotments and have everything
in shape for the opening OF the country to
settlement about February. Fifteen hun
dred allotments have already been made,
and there are !, 900 still to be made. Yes
terday Major Wiegel aud Captain Harts-
horn Of the army, stationed at Ft- Reno.
left with detail of soldiers and civil en-
gineers to locate seven county seat sites in
the new country. and every arrangement
is being made for a speedy opening.
The St Louis gentleman referred to says
there are thousands of people now in the
western part of Oklahoma awaiting the
opening OF the new country and that most
of them are men who were disappointed in
getting claims in the reservation recently
Oneuaf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
FRANK FARRELL KILLED.

Jack Stilwsll, who IS here from Ana
darko, L T., attending the United States
court, received telegram last night from
New Mexico announcing the fact that
Frank Farrell had just been killed there.
No particulars were contained in the teis-
gram Mr. Farrell was a deputy under
United States Marshal Grimes OF Okla
homa aud was reputed TO be one OF the
bravess and most competen5 officers in the
territory. He was vel known n Wichita,
having brought scores OF prisoners here
during the past few years. He went %
New Mexico a few weeks ago after
criminal, bat took sick and visited his
sister. A few years ago be took part il the
celebrated county seat fight a. Boston,
Colo. and, il the absence of details. IL IS
thought By Mr. Stilwsil thar be was killed
b. some OF the enemies he made ia that
bitter fight
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
KANSAS, CALAMITY AND NEW ENG
LAND.

L. Clafiin Hascall. Esq, president Of the
Fraternity Publishing company" Of Bos-
ton, who is spending day or two in
Wichita, called yesterday in company
with ex-Mayor Clement. Mr.. II. was in
our city three years ago and he says he Is
gratifed and delighted with the solid city
like aspect taken on by the Peerless Prin-
cess. His company has lately published
book containing the combined wisdom Of
all the prominent Alliance leaders and
calamity prophets, including Polk, PETER,
Jerry, Macune, Livingstone and the rest
and while he is glad to know that the re-
ported debt of Kansas is largely kypothet-
ical, he will surely fire one of these books
into the EAGLE editorial sanctum- Mr..
Hascall says that New England is all over
its Kansas scare and is confidently looking
for good times in Kansas and hoping the
same for themselves
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
JUST FROM OVER THE WATER.
Hon. James FItzmAurice Of ireland Tells Wha
he Knows About Parnen and
Irish Politics.

Hon. James Fitzmaurice of North
Kerry, Ireland. was in the city last night
on his way to Hartley county in the Pan
handle of Texas. where he has brother
who is extensively engaged in the cattle
business. He left Ireland Sept a. and ar
rived in Nav York last Saturday. He had
not heard of the sudden and unexpected
death of Charles Stewart Parnell, the
great Irish leader and organizer, until an
EAGLE reporter informed aim of it, aud he
was so shocked at the news that he could
hardly believe it. When asked what the
result of his death would be, in so far as
the Irish cause was concerned, he said:
1T will be the means Of
uniting the two factions but it
will be impossible to fud q man 70
I'll his place He was in nv opininioa the
most remarkable man Ireland has ever
raised in point Of ability as leader. l
was personally acquainted with him and
have been for the past fourteen years, and
despite the events OF the past year l have
always looked upon him as the only man
who had the ability TO carry the home
rule cause 70 q successful termination
The masses OF the Irish people loved him
even after his fall and be IN return loved
them Hs was self sacrificing patriot
and it Is my opinion that 2 grateful
people will cause the erection Of
a monument 70 perpeJuate his
memory within a month, in
College Green. HIS faults viii be buried
in the grave with him while his great
WORK will shine throughout al ages II
the history OF unhappy Ireland" "
who will be the future leader % the
Irish IN their political srruggless"
Either Sexton or Dillon Dillon is the
brainiest mAa IN the Irish parliamentary
party and the most reliable, while Sexton
IS TIE best Gebater. Sexton IS. II ny
opinion, TIE greatest ps-llaneata-iaa II
the British empire and unq Gestiozaoly
without a peer IN debate, bus uafortnz-
ately, be bRs some personal fsuits wa-ca
are serious barrier 20 lis Advancement
by the Irish people As between Dillon
and Sexton, and no one else IS a proezh.l
ity, DiilOa vii, I think. be the futg-e
leader
Mr.. EItZururics Is 4 cousin 20 tbs knIEl-
OF Glenn one c. TIE mosc popular bzrOast-
n the south OF Ireland.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
A SNEAK THIEF.

A young boy came into Biting Bros.
store yesterday afternoon, going into the
back part Of the store. When questioned
what he wished be stated that be was
waiting for a friend who would make
some purchases As the people il the
store were az busy no more attention was
paid 20 the boy for a short time. When
the CLERKS were through with the rush
they noticed that the boy was absent, at
tbe same time noting tue absence OF pair
Of pantaloons which mad laid on tae coun-
ter. Search Tor the boy was Immediately
Instituted and be was found but the miss
ing pants could not be found on his per
son be was given his freedom, but later
1t was found that several persons saw the
boy turn into The alley between Main and
Water streets with a bundle partially hid
den under his coat. Il is supposed that be
disposed Of the stolen property 10 pal OF
his there and Immediately went back TO
the strees where be was found The police
are now after the boy again.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
UNITED STATES COURT NOTES.

Mrs. Cook, lady who is here prosecut-
ing her husband in the United States
court for adultery committed in Oklaho-
ma, caused sensation in court yesterday
afternoon by fainting in the court room.
The jury in the case of the United States
vs. GIiddiu returned a verdict OF guilty
yesterday.
Sentence will be passed today on all
those found guilty in the court this term.
The people of Oklahoma City are very
much interested in the sentence OF Wood
if the number of kilograms sent from there
yesterday asking for information about it
is any indication.
Judge Riner has made lots OF friends
while here on account Of the spirit of JUS
tice, fairness aud impartiality he has man
ifested throughout the entire term.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Two audiences which completely fled
the house ASSEMBLED a. yssssrlay's mat
nee and AZ night 70 greet Hicks z 5sE-
yer's genuiae colore1 Ministries From
the T.se OF the curEsia oa tie nsw aud
original first part III ia fall On tLs iaug1
sbls zfterp5ece, The BlzckviIis Dzel -
nothing but aopr>ci&tfve Applause and
favorzois eomrnents OF tie ss0E could bs
heard Doc Raylss, the pTi1cs % lzuZbzbl=
comedians, received 4 persecs oTzsioa. HIS
jokes we're al new and c8ezc, s1d o-1 1lfzl
q TstsT huzor Billy Jacks5z, Bsa Ean1
AID JACK Nsgi7s fGl4Y sustained tEslr
grszt rsYutzsso1s as Arsr-cl2ss perfSrnsrs-
TIE s3aZszg o. - ss1ts. vas sItxzoreln-
srliy 5Es. and wAs Teceiv>d vita raps1-@s
Tte oezztff1zi settizg - tie 1rss part Es6
IE. E2s a=z-S-sncs from tse capable o-caes-
IRA aD.g assxsEs1 n ZEksnz Ills tHs nzosE
del lghftul entertainment ever o1e-s1 fss
pz-rozz O. t=ts t1sztsr.-CsEc.5.zt Tines
S-E-.
A. ths Crawford Grand wsszsssAy
nizEt. 0c1. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
A POINTER FOR THE WESTERN TRAFFIC
ASSOCIATION.

The Rackeusack is raging. From a
narrow. sinuous and uncertain flow, it
spreads from bank to bank. a foaming
tawny tide, thick as soup and as yellow as
mud. If traffic association should hap
pen along here about this time new bas-
ing line would be declared without re-
course or appeal, the old TolIec stream be-
ing equal to the Missouri river without
the Big Muddy's snsgs and sand bars.
The Nile Of America is dandy river, and
il takes bridge thousand feet long TO
span it at its narrowest place. II is as full
of fish as a fog and as diAphonous dilu-
tion Of sand aud sJlt IS are the navsgable
waters that flow beside Kansas City. In
seethinC placidity it rolls on unfretted by
the whiVling wheels of steamboats, such as
continuously crowd the channel of the
mighty Missouri With what pride the
average citizen stands upon either bank
aud notes the surging waters that be
knows finally falls into the gulf beneath a
tropical sun can best be appreciated by
those who have bobbed for cat from the
uncertain margin Of the waters that proud
ly bear the line of magnificent steamers
that daily ply between Kansas City and
-. Louis disturbing the nightly concerts
Of the mosquitoes and knocking freight
rates crazy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

A ". SsillwelI. travelling f-eigrt agent
ot the Santa Fe, who has i1ss rstzznsd
fro1 q trip through tks western par. o.
tEs state ia tas i1tsres. o. his roGd. re-
ports heavy rams 81 tsro1zh tie csEtEz!
aud western counties, PEtr11g ths grouEd
n splendid condition tO- ths "a. wheat
A mzca ksavIes acrezEa = oeizz PIT
ii than tke-s was Isss season, sa4 farm
srs everywhers are very JubllE1G Pear
hundred ard 6tty-aiEe cars q wneas were
- ppe5 ous oTe- tbe Santa Fs dung t1s
no-ra of September from Eess, Lane
1cc-s Aad Wicsit8 couzrie.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
REPUBLIcAN RALLY AT NORWICH.

Norwich is busy little city in the south
eastern portion of Kingman county. TIE
Republican county committee OF Kingmsn
county have arranged for q Republican
meeting in Norwich on Saturday evening.
They have arranged for q special train on
the D. NJ & A. Railway, which viii run
from Kingman over TO Norwich at 8 p. m,
returning to Kingman after the meeting.
Senator o. H. Bentley Of this city and
Judge Ellis of Pratt and s. S. Ashbaugh,
ESQ, of Kingman viii be present and
speak A large delegation from Kingman
viii attend
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
oFFFoR EL.lswoRrH.

About twenty-five Of the old boys of the
Garfield post left yesterday via the Frisco
to attend the reunion at Ellsworth. They
went fully equipped with a full camping
outfit and will remain till the close of the
reunion. The light artillery of this city is
also there, under the command Of Capt.
Willis Metcalf The old vets always have
good time at Ellsworth and this year
will be no exception TO the rule.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09
HARVEST BALL

Invitations are being Issued for harv-
est ball to be given at a. o. U. w. hall or
North Market street on Thursday evening,
Oct Is. under the auspices of the Degree
of Honor, A. o. u. W. IL is the design OF
the managers to make this initial event ot
the social season surpass the uniformly
successful entertainments given by them
in former seasons.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Seymour FcOs. ESQ, q bFigbS young
lawyer Of Benton. Kan, was here yestsrs
day on business ar Zoos ls doing good
service this year On she Republican stump
and also putting IN q large acreage of
wheat. The farmers o. Butler county ~ra
putting ia wheat, the ground being ia hno
condition.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Hotel men say that there are more tran
scient now in the city than At any average
period during the past three years The
principal hotels are absolutely crowded
and many guests are compelled 70 sleep
in cots The class Of travel il very good
and the hotels are doing a boomiGg busi-
ness
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

VIM. A Monroe OF Purcell L T.. is reg
istered at the Carey He was an import
ant witness in the Mattox case, but did
not get here in time to testify owing to
the failure Of a telegraph message to reach
him in sime. The attorneys for MattoI
say that il he had reached here in time his
estimony would have been very valuable
to Mattox.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

The EIectri1 Street Railway company
which are substituted mostly by The new
parior cars The OLD cars have pretty
generally ten taken OF ths road enfirsi1
and the street railway service Il nov -
lar the finest IA the state
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

CeIenez lF3rTAus. L. s. a.. v-s tas b>ez
n rs= elty ihs p&ss Wssk vssltlsE 80 sla1sr
&-s- :. T. as11ricks01. leaves fsr Esrs
sz2Plg ts14g- Arz Hsasr.ekaoa Aaa
ca zAtss w4ll z1cslsFzEny Ana. Tas iastses
sFi.l v1a.s - Coluasl sn4 fAsa.lly ~ sae
Eowr sezs I've & tErrs EssAE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

The sessions Of the state convention %
the Y. W. c. a, which are 20 be held IN
the auditorium OF the \. NJ g. A build
ing today aud tomorrow. are not restricted
to delegates, bat the public, gentlemen a.
well a. ladies, viii be velcoms % al of
the meetings
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

George j. Seppiazs. q Ranusymsss.
was in the city last night and will 20 down
home this morning. Mr. t5eppings f. iust
returning from England, where he hsa
been for the part ssI u1onths Ia the intss-
est Of the Wichita and ri Paso raflroad-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Senator Plumbs mail arrived at the
Carey hotel last night aud IL almost re-
auired a draT TO bring them from the
postofice. They were made up IN thres
bundles and the total number Of theFn was
l6s Many more are expected In the morn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

The Knights Of Pythias viii have =
meeting tomorrow night for the purposs
Of making arrangements % visit Arkansas
City during the Pythiaa eneAmpmsnA
there next week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Mr. John T. Tucker, the popular restau-
rateur Of East Douglas avenue and success
full fruit grower, last night sent TO the
EAGLE composing room a basket OF de-
licious grapes from his vineyard, together
with his comps TO the comps. The re-
membranes was highly appreciated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Our rates OF advertising shall be low those OF
any otner paper Of equal value as an advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance
The proprietors reserve the right 70 reject and
discontinue any advertisements contracted for
either by themselves or their agents
Entered In the pOstofice at Wichita as second
class matter and entered for Transmission throus
the mails a. such
Eastern Office At Room ls Tribune Building New
York City and 5e The Rookery.' Chicago. where
Rll contracts for foreiEn advertising viii be made
and where flies OF the paper can be seen 3 Z.
Beckwfth. Agent
Readers OF the EAGLE when in New York City
or Chicago copies Of the paper at the Office
OF cur agent AZ the address given above
All notices for entertainments OF any kind IN
which acmlttance fee IS required viii be charged
at the rate OF I'VE cents per lile Der day. aud
Be classified and viii not be run as pure reading
matter
The EAGJE has the largest ciculation OF any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
than any two Kansas daiies combined; rez hing 90
towns on the day Of publication n Kansas Indian
territory Pan handle of Texas and eastern Colorado
J he columns Of the EAGLE have been tested and
proved 70 be the best advertising medium in the
southwest The only daily that reaches all the
n 0ry above named on day or publication. As q
advertising medi N IL is unexcelled.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City. Mo- At the book store OF B. Click, SIS Main St
Nelson Building
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Chicago. inter-
national secretary ~ the T. ". {. A. viii
speak In the T. y. G. a building t0ulgha
on why Work f5r Young Men." This
will be open % tha public as viii bs al
other sessions o. ths i. W. q. A. c on
yeutIou
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Arrzngsnssis srs bang nA1s for =
Frs. class suEerezi1nasnt Whlea vii -
gives 10 q few weeks fer the bsnses q ne
Childreos kor1s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Hon. ID. A. Benta, Of Great Bend, IL IA
the city on Legal business Mr. BantA was
the representative of the resabmisslon Re-
publicans on the Democratic ticket Isst
year with Governor Robinson, a. candi-
date for Lieutenant governor.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Mrs Fetter and Mrs. WsJhan oi Kane.
IL, and Mrs. Pope, Mrs GAr1nsr. MrN
Osborn, Mrs. Magee and Miss Beth Pope
of this city, all cid friends q Chapl4ia y.
z Harmon, county auditor, called oa him
At his ofice AZ the co1rt house yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

John Nan Is working with q threshiag
machine in the southern part Of the coun-
~ and doing well lie says he proposes 90
give the bottle the go-by from now on and
work 20 re-establiaA himself among hls
fellow men.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

There viii - called rnsstlng % ths
Ladies Aid society - Csntrai Chrlssiaa
cbarch this Afternoon fmust5zteiy sftsf
ralssioaarT Elestlnz- Brs.uszs o iuport-
szcs. = q. snTELDG. Pres.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

JAS W Milne Of Putnam, Harvey eoun-
y, says that the exhibit OF farm products
at the fair was the cause Of selling three
quarter sections in the north part Of Sedx-
~ick county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

The Alliance contingent Of the city need
not fear going 20 hear Plumb tonight lie
Is not given 70 abuse, and sound reasoning
hurts 10 man who Is seeking The truta.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

William " Dee OF Dixon. Lee county,
Ills. Is spending a few days In tbs city.
He is the son Of the wealthy lys mannfAe-
tursr OF that name. and Is very much
pleased with Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

fr. Gee-Zs 5. Fsz1zr. state secretary of
re l. - G. 4 q ka1sas. sad NE. =.
Eiozrnzz e Area. vii s2sak ~ - i.
Il & A Esezzng szz1zT zete-uo,a-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

George Il Hua;sr. had q tie Hun.er
Milling eonpsny q Ws,iiaztoz, and oas
Of the n1Ost snssrpTis.ns csiizsus os thas
city. Is = tcwu.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Judge Rse1 has lot yst Eiveo hls fs-
cfsioa Il ths Bosxbssa hsb>zs esrpes
casa n1entsoa q w.lea vas z2aze ia yesser-
cay rasrzl-sas pzDsr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Russell Virgins. A:;iea's leading 6Lsci-
PIE of Blzcksssze, 3 81 ths ciry and -
poris everything IA Attl-a Acd vicinity
getting aiozz nic.iy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

S4nEel u Stewart. Al cd resident oi
this county A. one tlne carrying On va
uzbie farm scar TIE p8S~ works. row
residing nssr SedEwsek. was here TsS.eF-
DAY CT bGs.nesA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Twenty instruments were filed for record
yesterday in the Office IF the register of
ieeds-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

All members o. the Eagis band are -
qussted 70 b a. headquarters this evening
az o'clock sharp. JAS II H0aBs.
Director.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Ma7or J5bu ThoDpsoo q WeilinEton.
arrived IN TIE city lsst nigst snd vii rs-
main here al 6sy st'eEd1ns % basinszs
razsEsrs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Regular meeting q 4. of 8. 81 toaizas
At Dlvisioa hall 10 Gstto bioek- A fall a.
tsndancs - desirsd
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

The hour fxed b. Chairman Norris Tor
the meeting tonight is 10 o'elock. 20 there
will be ample tine fer everybody % get
the~e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

VIM. Cross and Lottie Rhoads, both of
this city. were marrled yesterday by Judge
Buckner
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

II. B. Read OF san Marcisl, y ", Is in
the city accompanied by his wife They
are stopping at the Carey.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Judge Samuel r Peters OF Newton
came downlas night on legal business
and viii remain in lie city al day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Miss Bessie Schilling Of Alliance. O., Is
visiting with her cousins the Misses
Wright al Il52 North Lawrence
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Mr.. Noble, who Is visiting here. goes to
Geuda Springs today for few days pleas
ure trip,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Our corps Of young Republican speakers
cannot afford 70 miss the points that viii
be made at the opera house tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Miss Bessie Shilling of Ohio is IN the
sity the guest OF Miss Etie Wright OF
North Lawrence avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

Stoves have been going up ~ lively
rate the past two days. TIE coal Sazoas
are getting 20 Be comma s.gat asaIa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-09

". 7. Jewetr presented to the Board Of
Trade yesterday fine sheaf of mIllet that
measured feet high.