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CITY ITEMS.


Cellar Flooded-Thrss cases Of Yard-wide
Apdroscoggin Cotton damaged BY water only
&C. ysrd. fouse's, 1874 7th ST., near Q st. II
Gentlemen. Attention, d mar cen. die.
count on our stock Of Cigars by the box. See
show window. N. a p. MErzoER, All eth st.1t'
Flour' FlourY Fiour:Y
Try . sample sack; the Finest. l5c. Fancy
Patent, $1.50, 75c. and Aoc. sack. Pure Rye
Whisky, Eve years DID, CSC. quart. Port Wine,
| medicinal use, full quarts, SOC. bottle.
1t ?. R. wnsoS, ss4 18th st. NV.
when 'just as goods" are handed you, Say
you want DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Raxors Ground, Guns and Revolvers Repaired
and Engraving wALroRp, Al Pa ave. nv. IL
Very Superior Old Rye wh,sky. 81 ot
bottle; Pure Old Whisky q years old, 75c. OF.
bottle M. ?. MErzaER, Az 18th st. NV. IT.
just received a large assortment of Long
Hair Switches at low prices, and also Saucy
Bangs at s. HUNS. 720 7th st. ja24-7t'
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness,
Drunkenness. Spasms. Sleeplessness cured by
Dr.. Miles Neryine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUG STORE l0l4 F st.
"Rockbridge Rye, !" finest made, a per gal
Ion; d quart bottle. LYScH's. 4o4 9th St NV.
sl-m&f,tr
Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling speciality at S. HELLER's 720 7th. j24-7t"
DR.. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
Of the Nervous System has opened an Office in
Washington, DC, for the treatment Of all Skin
! and Nervous Diseases and removing SUPER
fuous hairs, warts, moles, marks. tunlors and
all blemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner, DIR.
E. o. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. at their Office,
1872 q st. NV. n22-s,m,1,r
Ladies' and Gentlemens Wigs for masquerade
party for hire at s. HELLER's, 40 It'll st. j24-7tt
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler l. Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms sight It's use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest. d11-tr
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yIsrr THE ExPI3E CARPET CLEANING Works
eSl-535 Mass. ave. II. ". Telephone asa
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HASDsohR OvERCoArs marked down to 80. 80.
EBEMAS BROS, It'll and E.
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CAIAwsA WINE 75c. gallon.
CHARLES ERAEMER
80 9TH street northwest.
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S. s. SHEDp 4 Bro, 1872 9th ct.

ONE-FoURrH off all children's overcoats.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9Th and e.
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TROUSERS reduced TO $3.50.
EIsEnAN Bros, It'll and E.
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DoueLAs & BRo.
bl2 NINTH ST.: LNTERocEAN BuILDrNa..


In connection with their sale IL
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
Offer the following bargains in Corsets:
: "a BLANCA CUkSETb. Regular pfca o1.5Os for
Is SO. CORsETs. Regular price. q; for Soc
AZ FLORENCE MURRAY ooRsErs. Regular
50 AsD'L CoRsETs. Regular price. @; for Soc.
20 FRENCH wERLY coRsETs Regular price.
81 L6ccA coRsErs. Regular price. e; for q
Is RIDING coRsErs. Regular prscs. e: for q
81 seo-BoNE coRsErs. Regular pssss. q; for
IL NissEs' coRsErs- Regular pssce. q for Soc.
u MISSES CORSET WAISTS. Regular prsns.
Z NfssEs' codksEr WAISTS. Rssul.r prses. q:
Aiso he foiloving Stamped Lansns:
80 dos Stamped 25c. Pillow Hhams q .......1 Qc.
lot Sc. and 1ec. Tray and Carving Cloths a. -2Sc.
&C. Monte Bureau 6cnrfB 1t .................s kfc
~ splashs1 Go nat1h shovel sf;;.-......-... -.
Juc- Damnnk Towe.8- &c three for q
We $50 your particular attention 20 our Recruitment
OF GERMANTOWN, LEPH N and SPAN f6H YAHKH.
Also 70 null lino Of BExinxru : AruznfruuT KEII-
TING and xnBkoLDEkl FLOSS. -
OOU0LAS BRO,
IA NuT1 q.
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just received a large assortment Of Lons
Hair Switches at low prices, and also Saucy
Bangs, at 8. HRLLERs f2O TIN st. ia2a-7ts
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BEAUTIFUL frock and sack suits marked down
TO $3.50 EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and E.
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The WASHINGTON Loan ard Trust Co. pays
interest. Capital, 100000. b. H. WARxER,
President-Adct.
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PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE.


WE INTEND TO MAKE THE SPRING
SEASON OF 1891 A MEMORABLE ONE
IN THE HISTORY OF THE CLOTHING
TRADE IN THIS CITY. OUR DESIGN
Frs ARE HARD AT WORK PRODUCING
NEW AND ARTISTIC GARMENTS THAT
WILL BE AN IMPROVEMENT OVER
ALL PREVIOUS STYLES.
IN THE MEANTIME. IF THERE IS
ANYTHING IN OUR LINE NEEDED FOR
THE YOUNG MEN. BOYS Or CHILDREN
THE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK
CAN SUPPLY IT, As THE MOST FAS-
TEDIOUS CAN STILL GErA sATIsFAc-
TORY CHOICE. NO MATIER WHETHER
IT 10 A SUIT FOB DRESS WEAR, 4
BUSINESS SUIT on AN ovERCoAr FOR
MEN. Oh A DRESS OR PLAY SUIT, AN
0vERcOAT OR REEFER FOB THE
BOYS. OR FURNIsHIN0s FOB livery
BODY. THEY ARE ALL HERE AID AT
THE PRoPEk PRICES.
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CHARLOTTE SCOTT DEAD.

The Colored Woman Whose Name Appears
on the Lincoln statue Passes Away
At 7ss 10th street northwest in . frame tene-
ment house Of not very pretentious appearance
lives colored family, the members Of which,
representing three generations, are today
mourning the death of Mrs. Charlotte Scott. a
colored woman, whose name at one time was
doubtless upon the lips Of every man and
woman in the United States and is now read by
the thousands who annually visit the Lincoln
statue in Lincoln Park.
Inscribed upon one of the bronze tablets
resting upon the base is the following:
Freedoms Memorial
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THARP, S1S F street northwes,

TRorsERs reduced to &c.
EIsEMAN BRos, It'll and E.
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FLous, hay, oe.s, corn, middhns, &c. G. E
MCCOY, 1883 It'll st. NV.
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Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness,
Drunkenness. Spasms. Slecplessness cured by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUG STORE l0l4 St
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RUGS.
TAPESTRY. A0"''
WILTON VELVET. "oeoIih
ADMINISTER AND
| WILTON RUGS
We have made mp and placed on sale the following
Rugs 1t ACTUAL COST:
TAPESTRY RUGS
No 33-lOft. G II #. IL, 500. Regular price, s2a
3o-10f. 6 K II II. g. $40. Regular price. s2S.
$40 IT, o ID it,, s22s Regular price. *2s
H-10h. q Z Ii g. Ell. Regular price. 81.
| 3-10ft. 6 < Ii #. @. SO. Regular price. S.B
1S-sft. 3 < II f., SIS. Regular price. SO.
| 10-Sft. 3 Z 1T. =. $I2. Regular price, &16.
21-6ft. Z Oft. 9. $40. Regular price. sl3
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS.
No. 1-sft. < IL #. 3. $40. Regular price, eos.
5-Sft. < ID IT.. $2l. Regular price, $2S.
S-6N. < Oft. 10. &l4. Regular price, SIT.
7-6ft. < eft. &. &13. Regular price. SI6.
4-Sft. loft. 5. eco. Regular price. S25.
ASH. 3 Z II IT. 3. s2l. Regular price. cps.
36-sft. Z ID #. q. ST. Regular price. s:s2.
EST. Z #. TO- $15. Regular price. SD.
6-8ft. K ID #. g. SIS. Regular price, so.
H-9f. K 10 it., S25. Regular price. s33.
S-10ft. < An.. 327. Regular price. $35.
b. ~
MOQUETTE RUGS.
No. 41-Sft. 3 Z Oft. 6, go. Regular price, 500.
2S-6ft. 10 #. 8. ST.. Regular price. S23.
WILTON VELVET RUGS.
No. COST. 3 II IT,. SEQ. Regular price, $50
1910 #. o Z Ii #. 4, $50. Regular price, &42.
ADMINISTER AND WILTON
No. 25-Sft Ii #. 6. 1873 co. Regular price. s45
No. Us #. IL #. 6, S:sO %. Regular price, $6
Notice numbers and sizes.
BRUSSELS. MOQUETTE AND VELVET
INTER- RUGS. TIC.
AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS
We desire to CALL SPECIAL attention to our WALL
PAPER DEPARTMENT.
We have the most complete and varied assort-
msnti in the city, harmonious in coIorings. rich and
artistic in DESIGNS. ALL NEW GOODS.
For the quality of work would refer to any of
our numerous patrons, who have been pleased
press their unqualified approval of the skill and taste
displayed In the execution Of their orders
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
ja24 18th and + streets.
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. N. TUESDAY.
For the District OF Columbia. MARYLAND, Della
ware Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Georgia, slightly warmer; fair; southwest
erly winds.
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Very Superior Old Rye whisky, 81 Of
bottle. NJ. 4 p MErzaER, Az It'll st. NV. it,
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TIE CAHrrrzs began running sod.y.-Adr..
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JAMES L. OYSTER.

OxB-FoCRrH of all children's overcoats.
EIsEMAS DRos.. 18th and z.
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TRousERs reduced to IS.
EIsEMAN Baos., 7th and E.
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Ten PEI CENT Orr FoH CASH.

We are determined 20 reduce our vesy
large stock Of goods. We cannot afford to
carry them over 10 another seas, a. hence
ofler the best goods have stock
areduction VI I'm PEN CESr OH FOR
CASH.
We are aware that II we can prove TO your
satisfaction that we are SELLING CHEAP.
You will take ADVANTAGE OF tie situation and
buy your goods OF We need hardly 20
into particulars. as you no coua are aware
that We keep one Of the Desi lines OF Dness
Goods and Fine Dress Materials 10 he found
in this city. and our prices ~ low they
can reasonably be sold ~.
Our assortment VI Fine Mourning Goodsis
particularly attractive, and you will save .
clear discount OF ten per cent every doh
lars worth you buy.
QUILTS. BLANKETS. COMFORTS ana
EIDERDowN QUILTS. TABLE DAMAsK.
NAPKINS. TOMLEs and sHEEIIN0s.
Ladies and Gents Unusr~e.r of tho Dest
qualities
CAsHMEREs. sERGEs. cAMEL'sHAIR,
HENMETTA. 90 CLOTHS. FLANNEL
sUITINGS and In fact ole Of the hest
sorted stocks vi First-cls. Dry Goods 10 lie
found IN tins city.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUREA
One price only.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOB CASH.
v. n SINISTER SONS,
sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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"RockbridGe Rye" finest made, a per gal
Ion; d quart bottle. LYScH's, 4O4 9th st. NV.
sl-m&ftr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

EPILEPsY. EPILEPSY.
EPILEPSY.
Suggestions and advice 20 Health
Trait just issued. Send stamp II %
1a.s.1-,t DIR. WILLIAMSON. New London. Conn
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HASDeoMR OvERCOATS marked down to Sy.9O.
EgEnAS Bros, It'll and E.
Gas FIXTURES, PLUMBING, HEATISs.
5. S. SH.Do 4 Bro, 432 9Th st.
BEn1LEY is pure
FLous, hay, oe.s, corn, middlns, &c. @. E.
MCCOY, 1883 18th st. NV.
Oxs-FouRrH of all children's overcoats.
EIsEMAS Bros. 9TH and z.
JAMES I. OYSTER,
Dealer in Fine Butter,
B st. wing, near 9Th st., Center Market
Main office. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th St.
Telephone. us
TROUSERS reduced to $500.
EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E.
BEsKKLz1 pure rye whisky. .a-.. .s.-
1QuAsr OF 81 WHISKY for 75c. .-7 s-
lguart of 81 Jamaica rum for f5c.
/ quart of Catawba. 25c.
CHARLES KRAkMER. 737 It'll St NV
BEAUTIFUL frock and sack suits marked down
10 $3.50. EIsENAN Bios, 9TH and E.
yIsrr THE ExrIaE CARPET CLEASISo Works,
eSl-ss5 Mass ave- n. W. Telephone 425-2
siPKR GALLON, 81 per quart, Soc. pint.
TRousERs reduced to IS.
EIsEMAs Bios, 7th and E.
The well-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
hrm IN the United States.
LAMBS S. s. SHEDp 4 BRo., 1872 9th St
ONE-FoCRTH OFF all children's overcoats.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E.
CAIAvBA WINE 75c. gallon
CHARLES ERAENEg
737 9TH street northwest
TROUSERS reduced to &c.
EIsEMAN BRoe., It'll and E.
THARP S1S street northwest
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The FAILURE
OF the kidneys and liver to properly remove the tactic
or uric acid from the system resu.tsin
RHEUMATIsM
This acid sccumuates in the hbrous Tissues psrtcu
larry in the joints. and causes Inflammation and the
terrible pains and aches which are more agonising
every time . movement Ii made.
THE WAY TO CURE
Rheumatism Is to purify the blood And to do this
take the best blood purifier Hoods Sarsapsra Hosts
Of friends testify tocures Of rheumatsmi
Try u.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
sold By all druggstA 81: six for e. Prepared only
BY G. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Naas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Mr.. ALLAN DE c. MUELLER. SUCCESSOR Tt
M L. q. Marini, Washington ID. c., and instructor OF
dancing at the s. Naval Academy SELECT srhool OF
dancing and department. Masonic hail. sab and SITS
Days of tuition, Wednesdays, Fridays and satur
days. Cirvuisrs at the academy talt- Inns
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BERKKLKY pure rye whisky. ..-..

TROUSERS reduced to $500.
EisExAS Bios, 7th and E.
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Dealer in Fine Butter,
B IT. wing. near 9Th st., Center Market
Main office. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st.
Telephone, Ills
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= PKR gallon. 81 per quart, Soc a pint.
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Cellar Flooded-Three cases of Yard-wide
Apdroscoggin Cotton damaged by water only
&c. yard. Yousa's, 1874 7th ST., near @ st. IL
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Raxors Ground, Guns and Revolvers Repaired
and Engraving. WALroRp, Az Pa ave. nv. IL
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Flour! Fiour!! Flour:m

Gentlemen, Attention! Is per cent dis
count on our stock Of Cigars by the box. See
show window. NJ. d p. MErxGER All It'll st. It,
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7. B. TowsEn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DRALERs,
1915 7TH ST. NV.

Are actively engaged In their ale of dry goods prior
the enlargement Of their store All goods reduced
In pricemany Of them under cost Special attention
isgven to Dress Goods many Of them offered for Ices
than Wholesale price Now II the time 70 buy Ladies
and Gents Underwear; Ill fresh Foods. but we ars
determined to sell them. for must have the
We are Offering special inducements In Table Linen.
Toweas and Napkins. al bought before the taxin
went into effect. Don't fail - our prices on Cor.
sets; they are below the lowest also Ginghams Elan
nels. Calico. shsetins. casshnsrs 5or boys vsnr,
Gents Iinen CoilAxs aud Cuxfs. ~
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When "just a. goods" are handed you, Say
you want DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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The CAnErrEs began running today.-Adut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09
AS TO TITLES.

A Democratic Texas editor objects to
the attempt of writer in Harper's
Magazine for May to connect George
Washington with old English families
with coats of arms. The writer of the
magazine article begins by saying of the
father of American democracy. "Thom-
as Jefferson wrote in 1881 tohis agent in
London to search for coat of arms for
the Jefferson family. and saying if none
could be found to buy him one, as
Sterne had said coat of arms could be
bought as cheap as any other coat"
This prompts the Calves on News to OBJ
serve that that Is probably about the
case in America now. a New York
sharp makes a profitable business of
furnishing shoddy aristocrats with Eng
lish pedigrees, but no one has yet been
able to grasp any Of those immense for
tunes lying in the bank of England and
imploring American heirs to come and
take them. The writer in Harper's says
no man knows sport unless he has a fam
lily tree or an ancestor like George
" ashington. He admits the dubious
character of the facts that go to show
the noble descent of the father of this
country, who. in his day, like Napoleon,
was forced to be content with the fact
that he was first of his race so far as
high position was concerned. Washing
ton had great admiration for exalted
birth and would have doubtless produced
his own pedigree if he had been proud of
it. Many of the heroes and rulers of the
old world had origins as humble as those
of any American of prominence. As
for titles, it seems that any American
woman with money enough can now
marry one in Europe and be but little
better for it when obtained.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09
THAT RESOLUTION.

A subscriber in Stevens county writes
to know if the Alliance editors in their
convention at Hutchinson passed any
resolution rejecting on the G.. a. r..
and, if so, to please publish. The EAGLE
has published the resolution twice here
tofore, with comments. Of late it has
been denied that the resolution was pass
ed and the matter is to be further inves-
tigated, but several affidavits have been
made by men claiming to have been
present, that it was passed. We publish
the resolution as offered and which it is
claimed passed with little or no opposi-
ton as follows:
Resolved, That we condemn the Or
ganization known as the Grand Army of
the Rep bic, organized for the purpose
of preying upon the United States treas
ury and thereby fiinching from the people
in the form of pensions, money not their
due. We also condemn the members of
said organization for pressing upon and
demanding of the people the right to
hold Office and be recognized as an active
factor in the politics of the country.
The right to vote we do norquestion; but
their right to dictate or suggest polltl-
cal action and political policy we de-
nounce. and we, representatives of the re-
form (Alliance) press, do hereby pledge
ourselves to resist such presumption on
the part generally of the ex-Union sol
der, but especially of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09
A Manor for q Soup.

William had fine sense of what was
becoming at royal table. He was SO
well pleased at one of his little dinners
with a savory soup compounded by his
cook, Tezelin, that he sent for him and
asked how it was named.
81 call it dillagrout," was the reply.
"a poor name for so good u soup."
cried the king. ''Nathless" body
said ''nathless" in those days-''we be-
stow upon you the manor of Adding
ton"
This manor, 1 may add, reverted to
the crown. In the reign of Henry III
we find it in the hands of the Bardolfs,
and held on the tenure of making
pasties In the kings kitchen on the day
of his coronation, or providing some one
as his deputy to make dish called
grout, and if suet (seym) was added it
was called malpigernoun-"
At James IFS coronation the lord of
the manor claimed to find man to
make dish of grout in the royal kitch-
en-, and prayed that the kings cook might
be the man. The claim was allowed,
and the claimant knighted. But what
was this grout? Was 1t identical with
Tezelin's diIlagrout and the Bardolf's NAL
pigernoun? And was a pottage called
Bardolf. of which Fourteenth century
recipe has been printed by the Society Of
Antiquaries. identical with these? If so,
as among the ingredients were almond
milk, the Drawn Of capons, sugar and
spice, chicken parboiled and chopped.
ETC., it was doubtlessly dish for a king
ALI the Year Round
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09
QUESTIONS OF DOXY.

What is getting to be the matter with
the Baptist brethren, which church has
always prided itself on its landmark
orthodoxy? A few days ago the Kansas
Baptists made surprising departure by
espousing the cause of prohibition. But
worse than that, the announcement
comes from the east that Rev. DR. Bridg-
man, pastor of the New York Madison
Avenue Baptist church, has resigned be-
cause some of his flock objected to his
positive statement that the Bible does
not teach us that there is a hell or an
endless torment. The doctor says:
For many years have felt that the
doctrine of endless torment was incon-
sistent with the spirit, and even the let
ter, of the New Testament, and a contra
diction of those instincts of the moral
sense which God has put in our nature.
1t cannot be squared with the doctrine
of divine fatherhood, which seems to me
the central in the teachings of Christ.
The fact that it is so largely discredited
even in the most orthodox churches led
me to conclude that the time had come
for plain. honest utterance as to the
matter, so that my church, at least,
might be free from the imputation that
we stood for doctrine we had ceased to
believe. And, although it is small
question compared with that of the
salvation of men from sin through the
grace of God in Jesus Christ, l do not
regret having given utterance to my Con-
viction with regard to it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09
BUTLER ON PETER.

Considerable has been said about Peff-
er's speech in Boston, but owing to the
familiarity of the figure or the known
sentiments of the man Benjamin F. But
Ter. who replied to him, no illusions
have been made to the substance of the
answer. The speech of Butler has been
printed and it completely wipes out the
calamity whine which elected PETER
United States senator and which same
Identical whine he got off at the Boston
club, as also here in Wichita. The facts
and figures offered by Butler are irrefut-
able, and they were put in such way
that every observant man who heard
him or read after him, knew them to be
such. For the next six years Kansas
must, at least in some measure, be sized
up in the eyes of the world by the words
of this old pessimistic grumbler, who can
see no good in anything save in the sal
ary which he, with such monthly regu-
larity, draws from the United States
treasury
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09
THE MAN WHO BETRAYED MAXI
MILAN
From the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta constitution.
1t is now fully quarter of a century
since merciful dispensation of Provi-
dence so clouded the Empress Carlotta' s
mind that she was spared single pang
of grief when her royal husband was
slaughtered in Mexico.
For nearly a generation the widow of
the unfortunate Macmillan has re-
manned in ignorance of his fate But
slowly, and by almost imperceptible
degrees, her mind has become clarified
and she is once more in the enjoyment
of her faculties Looking back through
the long years of darkness, that sad
Mexican business in which she PLAYED
the part of a heroine. seems to her
nearly dream. 1t is well that it is So
Carlotta is not an old woman. She is
hardly As, and something in her future
may yet compensate her for her bitter
past.
But the same day that her recovery
was announced also brought the intelli-
gence that Gen. Miguel Lopez had been
bitten by mad dog, and was under the
Pasteur treatment.
This Lopez was the trusted officer who
betrayed Macmillan to his bloodthirsty
enemies-the wretch whose evil work
caused Carlotta's insanity. After living
all these long years despised even by his
own countrymen and scorned by his wife
for his treason, he has perhaps met his
doom.
What fate would be more fitting for
this false friend, who soldihis benefactor:
1t is hard to believe that he will be cured
He wiz snap and snarl and foam at the
mouth like rabid hound. He will rave
in his paroxysms of maniacal FRENZY.
He will tear his flesh In his mad convui-
sions and die like wild beast.
Time brings its revenges. AS the trail
tor Lopez sinks out of sight in the lurid
shadows now descending upon him, his
victim Cariotta comes once more into
the light of day. serenely beautiful, once
more herself, the most charming woman
that has worn a crown since Eugenis in
her happiest days. Dissolving views
lights and shadows-they make up life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-09

The Italian residents of Boston are
taking very wise and considerable step
in inaugurating system of educating
of this country, IN the ways and Gus
toms of our people and the laws of the
country. If that plan had been adopted
years ago by the more intelligent of our
foreign population, not only from Italy,
and anxiety would have been avoided
al! around and greater progress made by
ALL But better late than not at all, and
it is hoped the commendable example of
the Boston Italians will be followed
throughout the country.