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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Two new books of travel are promised
the reading public The intending authors
are at present in the United States gath
ering material, and each will probably pub
lish volume not devoid of interest, no
matter what criticism may be advanced.
If the printed page equals the piquant
personality of these gentlemen from over
the sea, it will amply repay perusal. One
of the visitors is an educated Chinaman
and the other is an equally well educated
Englishman. The name of the first is
Lang Han; Of the second, II. J. Farmer
Atkinson. Mr.. Han is a graduate of the
great imperial university at Kwang Tung.
Mr.. Atkinson is a member of the British
parliament. The former is young, the lat
ter is old, but both are intellectual and inn
pulsive.
1t is to be feared, however, that the
Chinamans account of life in America
will be more jovial than accurate. On
reaching New York he naturally joined
himself to the Mott street colony He had
a boOkish acquaintance with English ac-
quired in the missionary schools at home,
but he desired to increase his conversa-
tional knowledge. So, on the second day
of his visit. he walked into crowded East
side saloon and said, 'Evely ybody dlink."
Not soul misunderstood him, and after
they had imbibed the hangers on swore
eternal friendship with the "haythen" and
declared their willingness to assist him in
the requirement of a good Anglo-Saxon
style of expression.
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OsT-OS OAK SHEET BEfHEEH TOPkEA
Il a sad Man 4 SrUWn AID gGlfs fpzals i
FIaeer HiII y .srAFdsz - fsEarziak s4uls =
= TCp@EA- eis- =
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IVANTED-oS TIE wEsT sIDE A .-R0oNED
w k01ss- Cal - sd1ress - - y asslE.-tsa
es. -
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MIS-. G. H. GILBERT.

Since the day in 1851 when she played a
first old woman" part at the theater in
Cleveland she has given some of the most
remarkable performances of characters in
that line known in. the history of the stage.
In 1869 she joined Augustin Dalys stock
company, and has continued a member of
that organization, with an interruption of
the three years from 1877 to 1880, up to the
present time. Her reputation as an actress
of phenomenal art and delicacy is only
equaled by her fame among people of tie
stage as a good woman with a heart
that's wondrous kind"
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following are the representative sales OF cat
lie Al III. wards todaE:
HOGS.

The market opened with about 200 hogs
on sale. Two or three of the choicest
loads sold early at about yesterdays fig
Ures. Eastern markets reported heavy de-
clines and after l O'Clock the hogs sold
5G10 cents lower, and by 2 o'clock trade
was practically at a staudstill and later
arrivals could not be sold. Dold was
liberal buyer, taking about 500 hogs.
Whitaker bought about 335. Something
like ten car loads OF the afternoon arrivals
could not get a bid aud were carried over.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
II lie varrls fnhtA:
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Briet 81 ntion.

Briet 81 ntion.
The shippers who had stock on the mar
ket today were.
B. r. Boone, South Haven, hogs.
c. ". Astle, Haven, hogs.
H. Grac Cheney, two cars hogs.
Mr.. Sweet. Fall River, hogs.
]. c. Towsley, st. John, hogs.
l.. S. Chamber ain, Garden Plain, hogs.
Captain Neal & Son, Pratt, hogs.
J. B. hell, Peck, hogs.
L. b. Connell, Anthony, hogs.
White & Cain, Freeport, hogs
D. VIM, Udall. two cars hogs and cat.
tie.
ID. G. Lehman, Halstead, hogs.
George Friend, Cice o, hogs.
S. y. Woodman, Pontiac, cattle and
hogs.
Charles Gallagher, Pretty Prairie, cattle.
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A Venerable Actresa.

An event OF note to the theatrical world
was recently celebrated in London. 1t was
the seventeen birthday of Mrs. G. H. Gil
bert, the grand Old actress. Mrs. Gilbert
was born in England, her maiden name
being Ann Hartley, but she has lived in
America since 1919, and the greater part OF
her wonderful work as an actress has been
done in the broad domain OF Uncle Sam.
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yTASTED PARTIES HATTSg @ECoSD-
w kzr6 furniture 49, stsTes ssll e. "a ar
Is Y Lo1-lzs- Cares In eL5 ~
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PHYSICIANS. :.
DIR. MARY GAGE DA

Rooms Is and % Zimmerly block onlce hours-2to
5 p.
I2q-tf
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph.
KANSAS CIV. No. Nov. IS.-C CATTLE-Receipts,
l740s shipments 500 D.li. steady Steers ~ $50
) IS, cows 81 -5G2 IS stoCkers and feeders s2 q a
65. HOGS-krc-pts lsSli. shipments 1910 Active,
80 iUc lowrr. Bulk ) 664 -, all r4de- SS 20 .
lOl SHELP-heCepts so shipments so.
Steady.
II. oUIs Mo. Nov. lS-CATTLE-R Receipts 900
shipments ..... Slow TO steady Natives Is =
kUs Texans ana indians - @l93 l5 HOGS
lieceipts b ~ shipment, Market l0c lower.
Heavy % SAeIg 90. mixed =. "a 81 LINT
e. 4,ae3 20 shEGP-ReCeipts Gu. shipments 10 :
steady at - s4s5 o.
CHICAGo.llls-. Nov. .ls.~CATTLi.-ReCept> l40OO
Texans - u p cows 81 5 6U, range r. 90
a. " stocbers I 1913 "a HOGS-kecelpts 6lUG
shipments s0JQ Active. steady, Common S3 20
as 81 mixed IS Sis5 20 butchers "a la4 Is
light 81 1888 81. pigs $ 0JsS p. .EEP-ReceIpts
70 q shipm att btUL Steady Ewes 50 506i 70
mlxed SsSs Ge weth~r- sad ye ings a 75S5 25
westerns a. llg4 10, .umhs a. O0.g5 p
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verdict of those
who knew him
best, on the sui
eide of Irving A.
Evans, broker, of
Boston and New
York. Worn out,
literally bank
rupted in body at
the early age of
forty-four. Yet
this man was
known as "Nervy
Evans" and had
successfully engi-
neered some Of
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AGENTS WANTED.
rna.r ,hl. head &c Per llns r.r asr.

4 GENTS WASTBD-THE ACTOBIOGRA PLY
~ and Personal "reminiscences Of Gen Bent ,.
Butler. giving piefe history OF aud
IN the [ nited states Tor she pa=f fifty years
from his stand point, viii wake ~ the statesmen.
politicians. journalists military critics aud the
people generally 10 an eXteut never befcre Wit
nessed foE many year.. il viii electrify tie living
ana wake the dead We give it.f rlctiols TO in-
teiigeDt people Without experience tht - 90 @nabie
them 10 make ofii.iGnt success of This c4uss.
from The start tanyss-ers y 30 are looking fgra
bonsnzs-1sks notice Apply fcr territory 70 : ?.
-iunkiE d Co. ~ olive strecL - Legs. No Gatf
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rnesr uis lead e PER Hss per sAr
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Nlchita Iroduue Market.

WICHITA, Nov IS
FLoUR-Highest patent So o. second patent & s.
extra fancy a. -
Bun kI;-tfrst creamery SOC. second creamery
-. fines dairy ~ rne dairy 5c.commou dairy lOc
EGGS-2o per uozen.
POUL1 nN-Roosters II Ca o. per dozen or Sc
be- pound. hens p Ukg2 ) per dozen or &C. Ter
pouno, spring chickens 81 75a2 x per dozen OF NC
per SoLnd, turkeys 7@Sc per pound. ducks-teal
81 p mlars g s5 per dozen. prairie chickens e. "
per dozen. young lerSe x per pound.
fNA AAI OkS-I hOiCe {5sttsC pel buShel
APPLE>-s% 90 - % per barrel.
NOAL--tnthraciJe 81 "a. canon City 50 90 Weir
0lty - 81 rruuienac - ~, Pits Jury a. - Illinois
O. "a. NSA lIlstef a 40
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the most daring stock manipulations of
recent years.
| His whole life was a strain-a constant
round Of activity, excitement and swift
calculation. Born in Boston, Nov. ., 1S47.
he was just old enough when the civil war
began to run away from home and becom 2
drummer boy. A little later he entered
| the Boston Five Cent Savings bank, of
which his father was president, and rose
to the place of paying teller. As soon as
he had saved little capital ne became an
Independent broker in Boston. In 1881 he
secured a membership in the Boston Stock
exchange and in 1855 entered the New
York Stock exchange. At one time he
distinguished himself by beating down a
stock sustained by the great house of Lee
Higginsen & Co At another he was cele-
brated for having loaned S2S7, ,O00 TO Henry
S. Ives aud recovering 1t without the loss of
dollar.
Two years ago he had $4,000 clear. He
got on the bear side when the late advance
began, lost heavily in southern iron inter
estS, and was, in the language Of the
street. BADLY squeezed in the Atchison de-
cline" He had small fortune left, his
friends say, but the talk that the house Of
Evans & Co. was straitened worried him
He contemplated all sorts of desperate
ventures, and while planning them went
out with his wife for a few days rest at
the old homestead at Allentown. " H,
now the summer home Of his uncle, Brice
5. Evans
One morning he walked into the orchard,
and bis wife, feeling a nervous apprehen-
sion OF trouble, followed MIN. Two shots
were heard She hurried up and found him
lying on the ground. aud by him the pistol
from which he bad fired two balls into his
left breast He lived nearly three hours.
conscious most % TIE time ard expressing
no regret de burned hfe's candle al
both ends, was TIE comment OF his physi-
cian anl L. u - -, D.. s-.E
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cause OF these reverently declares that she
Is the mother Of God and the ensign de-
scribed in Isaiah, the eleventh chapter and
twelfth verse In 1894 the millennium viii
occur. At that time God will destroy six
sevelths Of mankind By a convulsion Of
nature, aud the destruction viii be warn
ing to the rem aiming seventh. have had
some communications that conflict with
this prsdic,soiI, L:-c Z s 5S.ss s-s1bie that
only one man and one woman viii be per
mitted 70 survive the eataclysm- One thing
/ know IS that I. myself. shall live until
that Awfui day. / an sixty-two years Of
age now and viii then be los years old"
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Nirhia Gram Market.

WICHITA, Nov. Is
Following are the closing quotations
ChAlA-Iar lots on track
Nh.A T-6su96t
OOtN-New Sk2S5c.
OATS-2lG2sC
kGk-No - or better 5A6 Sc.
HAA-ha. ed 81 iG,aa 81 per ton. loose. - mas a..
6hOlND GOiG\-CLop in lots 9lc per 100
rounds. corn an oats Il " per luO pounds bran
sacked. pei az pounds.
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slightly Mi1ed.

MisIress-Tomorrow IS your Sunday out,
Mary Jane, Is IL not'
Maid-Lor. marm. how forgssful yoa
are! Why, tomorrow Is yogrs.-Pick Ne
Up.
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X{-A&TED-A POSITION - TE&cHEg gw
~ ciEF lE coUrtry Haz1 1rss-Er4l1r rse- e-11rlste
/ Ad1rszs :. q cais o. fHfs a--cs esE ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
1lways be used for children teething. 1t
zoOthes the child, softens the gums, alleys
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea Twenty-tivecents 4
bottle, Used by millions of mothers.
d64 If W46 te
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Trains marked thus rua daily
est hound traiu No l. hsa Pullman car.
West bound trAin No. 4 conHecta at Hnrrt0n fH
Pueblo New MEXICO and Southern California
Easf bound No. 4 = q soltd train 70 81 Louis
With chair and puiluHE sleeper. uakes runnee
tons for D.. smith. IitIie Rock and Psria 1eEas
hast ootnd No 2 night express 70 - iouia. kAs
free reclining chair car and pullman sleeper.
Cify Union Ticket ofHcs Cor MslB and ist stress
snd Union Depot. DouEias arcnue-
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Fi-rant reclining chair al trains auf
Chicago without change night fTaiEA Ttckets
sold and baggage chsrksd throunh % AL pa nts
north roufh east and wet and steamship tickets
sod 20 all Europ@an points a. lowest ratns- CitT
ticket once 10 Ehsi Douglas avs1ue, corner hala
street; PASSENGER station cornar Douxiaa sad Nod
avenues. Ieleptons "a
" ~ WfsHART Ticket rsas
JVo errs~rrsS. q. r. a p A. ChicAzo IN
-, ..,,,.. !. I. !. ~ -. ,--,..-s... :. !.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

When you go, take the Frisco line to St.
Louis and the east for the reason that it is
the only Wichita line rnnning two solid
trains daily without change of any class to
st. Louis morning and night. and it is the
only line having palace reclining chair and
Pullman sleeping cars in morning and
night trains. Always on time and sure of
making eastern connections at st. Louis
unioh depot. 24tf
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THE PACE WAS TOO RAPID.

Depressed by Business Troubles a Broker
Finds Relief in Suicide.
worked OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES force
exhausted-couldn't rally" Such is the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19
The Inevitable,

She begged a seaiskin muT from pa
With al her zronz1's wit.
And then she said she'd got 70 have
4 clc2k to 20 with T.
-Clo1E Revfe-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ora Money
Money on call easy. 5 TO per cent. Iast loan
per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 5a6S
demand. -
7Olal sales OF stocks today - Ss4 shares.
Chicago OEAs1 ala IroInce
CHICAGO. Nov Is
Whest-Steady.
Corn-Easler.
GatS-Stea,
purk--teaiiE.
Lagd-Steaty
The lralfng futures ranged aS follows
ELOUR-Dul. easy. Spring patents 81 aozS a.
winter patents - SAst5 u. straight ~ o. z50
nAiy a. Uts.
WHhAl- emit. sS1sc Aiav a Qi4s
CORN December - Ma. ssss
GA AT~-Decemb-r hc. Aisy 81 Ssasc
tOkk-It enliner a. ~ Atay -
LAHD-Dez eiltser Is III - ~ Nay 6 So
Ca>h QuoisIloas we're a. follows
WBEAT-gSas
tNAN-5Siae.
DA1S--as-
itl 1850
hAAl.tl &c
rLAA>tEu- &C
iAoiNh Nh-s / al .
lOhA-sS 8
lAlD-s6 i7ls -
Shth4 HOS SSaf =
L-.4 SALl SHOT l.iftE>-ss : oa75 ~
SAohA tltAH SiDE>- { 29@e q
Ntl>h Isl iA
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WICHITA, Nov. IS.

The supply of cattle was light today
The quality of the offerings was generally
Door and there was no choice stuH on the
market. The poor stuff is hard to sell
The demand for butchers stuff remains
strong. while common stuff does not sell
well. The market is steady.
The quotations mere presented are to give the
simmer n ides OF the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quality OF Offer
iprs and the state OF the daily markets These quo
tafions ar only changed when there has been a
permanent change IN the general market The
representative sales should be referred 10 TO get the
daily fluctuations
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Go east via the New Short line, Mis-
touri Pacific Pleasant Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita to ST. Louis SD tt
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No Difference.

A burnt ch.ld breads the FIRE. they say
And TINS likewise Is trEe-
AS can prove most any day
An u15Urnt child does too
U---
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ARTICLES

BITTER steady. Fancy creamery S2ssSl. west
srn -si2sc, selected oairies Is. .-sc
&SGS-Z$ZG
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ARTICLES.
Shipments.
st. LOUIS Produce.

st. Louis Produce
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Is
WHEAT-Higher. No. cash 92s925<c, Novem-
Der s5c nominal, December @14c asked. May
81 Ola asked
COKN-Lower. No. 2cash IOs{c November l01s
bid year S9sc, January os5sc bid, May 40G4U54c
bid.
oATs-rirm. No. . cash. S9<c. November sO1zc
nominal May 3l5fc asked
PORK-Dull. ~ b
LARD-Dull, So Is
WHlSKH-SUeady, 81 IS.
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SdIesHteJt.
MiScedHdHeO!iS.

Wy ANTED-BUSINESS MEN WHO ARE N
w need OF stenogrEpher. or accountants TO call
at The National Accountants and SieDOgIA piers
bureau. branch ofhce at tie Southwestern Bust
less College. N.Chita, han. We usually have on
cur application list thoroughly petent book
keepers ald Atenos piers VIII r7t class IefeTeii-
6es. hep FURNISHED Tree OF charge. ZH
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle 1,1o4; Hogs
1862. shipments: Cattle lIl2e'
Hogs, None.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Children Cry for Pitchers CsstOria..
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1fISCELL4NEOCS

DED r.. SEggT COAL p fhL = AGfl g. s
IL kzd y a1At4 Caz4 o. - --.r-s = aaer s-rs-s
Z 80 = ta
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Abs ssSDGENI1-ENEE WISHING 70 TAEE
u = sesz1us - at.o-1 naae slaG gs- Frl.szE Il -zT
iEas s-ass-z- O. - a28 "a e-Ersus
J.. 4. ssra1s- - e. sssr.a 49, go -
DoN 10 PafwEsg EfE4.@ aEl Eaa =
d fa.z1Eeys gie1sss ~ S4gs . 81. -seta
a4s5a - @@f
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FJX4NCJ4L.

rrssr TITS Asss r pr Hs.s p-r sar.
AI4sET 10 LDAs-Ds Houses. - 4 LE--
vi o0Ns skszr. corB. glzsos. cFx<-s- aosasi-5.4
sts-zs. aid A. zfzds u s1ss4 asCsf4ag. tail
sfasIeT Ngrrfs. ~ =. n Ia A. 60 g.
II gEE1 10 LtAN - LAAs6E Nf2 SHALL
vi anausuzs 81 CsfEE~ bQF=es E-zlEes. 1lEza<-s1l
sssscs- Eoaes hzys4s Az afzs4 selsT-lg y aasZ-
Esa1 russg1 "a = Gssa 81 - =
I.EhNiTlRE Loan. C8IILE fnAEs-5l0t-
- scaf@e e al1eesss essrg iag - = =. 4-11-
l4ss r7.- slsEsfl sfe1ssg. czzsz lfp- 49, lial-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

nK. LIZ OUC'S PERIODICAL Pills TaE
II great French remedy. act directly o. the rcn-
strua system and positively cure SUPPRESSION % tns
nenSss- NArranied 10 prou1ote Hrr~tr1Atioa
lhcse pills should uot be taken durng prsarnaiiey
American PHI comptny. royal. proprieioTs. ~pen-
Ger. Ia 81 Gea uiuc suppl ed % sEas. L-ANreIscr
lrs Fast Douglas. Wlchita. Kan By " hoies.ie and
retail ia iyr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

LIVERY ONE N NEED OF INFORMATION
IL on the subject of advertising VIII DO Nrll %
obtain copy of Book Tor Advertiser - paxes.
price 81 Nailed. postaEr paid rccript of Prize.
Contains q careful compilation frozn tke American
Newspaper Directory of ali the best papers and
Class 1ouruaisssg ire cirCu alton rating u cvcrr
One.aud goosi deal o. Information about rates and
other matters pertaining 20 the business % axer-
Using Address koNvifs Advertising Eurcaa ID
Spruce street.. SeW York. dSW Tyr
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Observation-Disclosures


w DRIVING HORSE TO Isl
w Gurilg the winter. address Il l.. care "a
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Miscellaneous.

VITANTED-MARRIEDN MAN WANTS EMPLOY
w ment In or ar the city. Thoroughly under
stands horses aud cattle Address L. Il. Eagle oice
Wichita di 81
VTANTED-A POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER
w and typewriter. Call or address stenO-
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Kansas City Produc..

KANSAS CITY. Nov. rs.
FLoUR-XX CSC, Xxx 75c, family 81 o. choice
81 20 fancy 81 S0al s.
wHEAT-steady. No. hard. cash. &c bid
No red cash SIC lid
C0RN-Quet- No. 3 cash 36c bid.
OAIS-Flrm. No cash 29SSc; November 2s1fc,
BARLEf-tirm and unchanged
RYE-Steady at 1Cc
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery 1890. dairy 16a22c
store packed IA l6c, packing &c.
EGGS-Firm, 2lc.
HAY-Weak. Timothy IS 90 fancy prairie
20 90 good 10 choice IS 00e5 so low grades $3 O0g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

II OST-EASSAs EAIIOS1L EAEE BDDE &csD
II checzs sbzlou- y ~ dTauzic rllis Le,-t "a
FIrst street bssaeea Eala ss1 EUlDorz sEsals
f~tura % kslsAs &ai4slAs la-Gk1 * AT1raalal
-rQla GIEs =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

uTASTED-TO Buy SOME sECOSD hand
w slst2ow shsdes. Hrl5s % l5D - PsfE.e ave.
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GENERAL STORAGE.
STRAFED.

C.TORA6E-Extou warehouse. rev. cssan and
= almost fire proof Sear Dogzlss assnus AID
santa Re depot OElee el1 4 DOaE 49, ave q = q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19

Depot Second and IchIta IIrrsil tIcfet oFacs ID
North Mai1 street y. 2. BLEcKLEr.
passenrua aad Ticket kr rsaa
TIME TABLE CHICAGO RocK ISLAND . PAoiFTs
RAuwAT.
f~Great Rock Island Routa--l
In eject on and After Bareh a Iz9L
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Under this head &c per iiBe per aay.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-19
DANCIEG SCHOOL.

Miss Lucy FoRD,s DAEcISg ACADEMY
vi 40 q " hall : Market Et-cls@ses uesaaJ.
4 thursday and saturday evenings Children = cl~ss
Saturday afternoon AL tie saJsst DANES ~ u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11
Base Ball Notes.

Milwaukee has lines out for Burns
and Dahlen Of the ChicagOs.
Crooks, Of Columbus, will probably
play I'm Milwaukee next season and cap
tain that nine.
Latham, " says Manager LOTUS 'has
cost us a good many games by attempts
at record playing such as base stealing
when dangerous 10 take the chances. "
Cahil, Of the Lousviles, will resume
his studies at the University OF Penn
sylvania this winter. He hopes to be-
come as proficient in medicine as he Is
in base ball.
On the day that Pitcher Nichols won
his game from ChicagO 10
the Bostons began their squirt OF vic
tories that finally landed them in the
Pitcher Bufilnton has led the mOSteX-
emplary life Of any player on the dia-
mond this season. He neither drinks
nor uses tobacco 10 any form, and is the
first to retire in the evening.
Gus McGiunis, OF the Wisconsin
League, returned to mis- home in Barnes
vile, Ohio, last week after a very sue
NCcSA aA NE0NOl III bALNl Aa'''s ONs AAC W is
considered one Of the star twirlerS and
has now been signed to play with Mil
waukee next year at Sl,500
Phil Powers, who caused many League
riots was badly hurt while umpiring at
Tilsouburg, Ont, Thursday. DR.. Nc
Donald, brother of the Mayor of Til
sOnburg, rushed up behind him and
struck him blow on the back OF the
head with his cane.
An incident in Cleveland indicates
that Arson blames the Brotherhood still
for his troubles. At breakfast, despite
the fact that the subject hat not been
preached, Arson blurted out to Pfeffer:
eff had my way every leader OF the
Brotherhood would have been barred
the game forever" Pieffer was desper-
ate with rage. Arson apologized.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11
LOCAL INDUsTKIAL NOTES.

Trades Assembly will meet this after
noon.
The repairs on the engine at the Bel
mont are nearly finished.
The Riverside continues in active
operation in all its departments.
The Red Letter and Bloch Bros to-
bacco factories are running full.
The Wheeling Lime and Cement
Com pany's plant IS running full.
The Wheeling La Belle and Warwick
potteries are all in continuous and sat
isfactory operation.
The work OF relieving the blast fur
mace of the Bellaire Iron and Steel Com
pany is progressing satisfactorily.
The Standard mill has been running
full time during the past week. The
puddlers are again making FIVE heats.
The Crystal glass factory was of Fri
day to give employees an opportunity to
attend the funeral Of Rhody Robinson.
VIM. ]. Howells, Master Mechanic
and Chief Engineer at the Htna mill,
is back at his position after his recent
illness.
The Benwood mill will start up In a
short time. The new rolls have been
placed in position, but are not yet fully
adjusted.
Vice President Hooking, Of the Anal
gamAtion, visited the Standard mill yes
terday, aud was we'll received by the
employees.
There is an interesting discussion In Q
Plttsburg paper as TO when apd by
whom the first glass factory was started
In that city.
John Maroney has resigned his posi-
ton at the Wheeling steel plant, and
engaged in the 1ewelry business in Lit
Teton, w. Va.
Mil No. s at the Standard was of
rom Saturday 70 Wednesday, on &C
count OF the burning out OF . valve In
the regeneratinE furnace.
The number Of lodges Of the Amalg a.
mated Association IN the Etna and
Standard millS'has increased to five, and
all are In nourishing condition.
The Wheeling Hinge Company is ex-
periencing one OF the busiest seasons in
its history. The company is pushed
with orders from every section.
The Etna mill has been running full
during the past week. The sheet bar
mill, which has been on night turn
since starting up IN July has gone back
to day turn.
Yesterday WAS pay day At the Top
mill. and the pay roll was several hun-
drsd dollars larger than for several
years past The plant IL working night
and day to It's full capacity.
The Fostoria glass factory will re-
move 70 MoundsVille about January 1st.
TIE eonpany's buildhgf IN FastoriA