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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
Z KRAKOWA.
IS grudnia 1890 +.


U mas W Galicyl So diva
rzady: cesarski autonomlczny.
Cesarski naturalnie, Cd kt5-
rego cafe panstwo zaleay, 0.
piera sic obecnie ma sile mi
lltarneJ, tym owocu dyplo.
macyi j polltyki Bismarka,
kt6ra to slfa milltarna dis
swolm cle2arem wszystkie e.
uropejskie Judy gniecie. To
tel temu c. k. austryackiemu
rzadowl mkt sic bie dziwi,
gdy minister fnansow, nasz
Kodak Duna]ewski, O coraz
wieksze podwyzszenle podat-
k6w do rady pahstwo kotace.
Rad a~utonomiczny nasz,
iako lnstytucya prowincyonal-
ma, wyp}ywa z wyboru sejmu
lwowskiego. Naczelnicy tegoz
i cafy skiad autoaomicznei
blurokracyi rekrutuje sic re
zbankrutowanej galicyjskiej
szlachty. Zydkowie rzadza
autonolnicznle W lch dawniej-
szych majatkach, oni zaS,
jako doswladczeni po!ltycy?
rzadza autonomicznie cafym
kra!em - t. j. mafo co roblq
a plaza sobie znaczne pensye
tytufem: ,,panis bene meren-
tlum, chleba dobrze zasfuzo-
nych!" Re zas wlekszosG sejmu
skfada sic z t. z. Stanczyxow,
tatwo I'M przychodzi tym cble-
benz ,,dobrze- zasluzonych" sza.
fowac. StahczYkowie homie
szafuja groszem bicdnego ludu
= zabrnell W bardzo wielkie
pub'iczne d1ugi, a dodatki do
podatk6w skarbo vych iuz ME
wystarczaja tel autonomicznej
gospodarce. Ia tel wlekszosG
Stanczyk6w nalo2y1a W ostat-
MIN selmie ma diva mlasta
gfowne: Lwow i Krakow, 0.
sobny konsumpcyiny podatek
W sumie osm kroc sto tvs,ecy
zfr. Gdy tie diva miasta zafo-
&yfy przeclw tel prawdziwej
Aontrybucyi protest, l posIowie
mleszczan catem oburze.
MEM Drzeciw tel Aiesprawle-
dliwosci w~ystapill - panowie
StanczYki szydersko odrowle-
dzlell, Re raz musza W te
miasta dobry kiln ostrym kon-
Gem wbic = i jezell ;eraz u
chwalili setkl tysiecy, to "
przyszfosci uchwala miliony,
Gdy CT saml staiczykowscy
| posfow VIE wystosowall petycy4
do minlstra handful, azeby "a
kazaf wprowadzac przez gra-
nice rosyJska ziemniaki CO
GalicYi, a tie, kt6reby z
Niemiec przywiezlono - u
dowodniono wprzod, he zlem-
maxi 2 Niemiec pochodza i So
prawdziwie ,deutsche kartcf.
fel", Minister i'm odpowiedziaf,
Re ziemniak! sa pozywienlem
najubozszei ludrosci, przeto
Rad nigdy ma to me zez vol,
by nalblednie]s7a ludnosc dro-
zyzna obarczac. = Mech
vice lud przymiera z glodu
: byleby Stahczy]Si mleli "a
co wyprawiaG bale ma cele
ndobroczynne". To lest
stanczykowska milcs6 ojczy-
zny. vstahczyki stoja mocno
PREY NaUasniejszym Panu''.
W l1stopadzle miellsmy tn
wybory 2 miasta Krakowa ma
posia do Rady pahstwa. Par,
tya stanczYKowska postawila
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
laszego ME powstydzila.

podsrza, zareczona Ostrowsklm,
miata wyjsc "a niego zaraz pc
wielkim poscie. Razem wychowanl
Cd dziecihstwa sic kochali. jednak-
re Joasla mesmia}a odpowi edziec,
%scisnefa.. tylko reke Ostrowsklego,
DO lubo try parry mla}y pred nj
mi tancowac, oni przec,e trzymali
sig "a rece ola tego zapewne, ably
bye W pogotowiu do ruszenla W
taniec, jak ma Mich kolej nadej-
die.
Me raz-rzekt Ostrowski - i
ma diuzej i bez tel stodklej nadzei
co teraz odjezdzalem cd ciebie
Joasiu, a nigdy mic TAX SERGE ME-
bolato, clerpie jak gdybym jake
ni~eszczescie przeczuwaf.
Joasia mocno scisne}a go "a
reke i zwroci1a ma nlego DUE ME-
bieskle oczy, w kt6rych iak bry-
lanty dwie krople ]ez ~b}yszczafy.
Miody cztowlek zadrzaf j odpowia-
dajac ma zgadnlete zapytanie
rzekf:
- Mic sic nlestato Joaslu, ia
de tylko IA pare niedziel do War
szawy jak wiesz, ola sprawienia
ekwipazu. 4 moze tez Bog da re l
PREDICT wroce: tylko pdki ia
podroz oddalona by}a, mniej mic
smuci}a, a teraz kledy juz "a pare
godzin trzeba rozstac sig tobq,
SERGE mi peka cd zalu.
Joasia ruszy}a ustami, iakby
cos chcla}a odpowiedziec, spoJrza-
Ia czule ma Ostrowskiego, i ta "a
za %s1lniej scisnela jego reke.
-Dziekuie CT droga moja -
rzek} Ostrowski- -troche nleszcze-
sliwszy odlade!- i ruszyli oboje,
DO wiasnie ma nlch przyszfa kolej
tanczenla.
Niedaleko ztamtad PREY zielo-
nym stoliku siedziafo dwoch mez-
czyzn i grail W maryasza. Jeden
z Mich lat re szescdzlesiat maiacy,
byi sedzia grodzkim Huckim, ma
zywal sic Jozef steck,, drugi 5y}
m1ody jeszcze cz}owiek, zwany
Stanowski. Steckl zajety marya-
SEEN, niezwracaf oczu cd stollka,
Stanowski zas ma}o ma gre zwaza-
JAG, co raz spozlera} ma tahcuja-
cych, i wtenczas oczy jego zdawa}y
sic ciskac pioruny.
-Ze czterdziestu! mosciwy panic
rzek4 Stecki.
Stonowskl odrzuci} karte ME
patrzac ma stolik.
- Ale mosc'wy panic, to
dzwonka kozer, a pan mi czerwien
odrzucasz.
-Przepraszam -odpowledzia}
Stonowskl ~rzucajac ma stof dzwon-
kowego niznlka = niepostrzeg}em
II znowu wpatrywai sic W tancu-
jacych.
= Niechze pan mosciwy pa
ME wezmle swojego krola czerwlen-
nego.
Stonowski znowu spojrza1 ma
stolik i wziaf lie odrzucona kar-
te.
Reszta mosciwy panic; pan
teraz tuza odrzucasz.
Stonowski nies}yszaf
Danny wlec temu pokoJ =
mruknaf sedzia-bo widze waspa-
nu nile maryasz W g}owie.
Stonowski tax by4 zatoplony
W myslach, re i tych show zda}
sic niesfyszec. Sedzla pokreci} wa
sa, wsta1 po}ozywszy reke ma "a
MENU Stonowskiego rzek1 gfos-
niel:
-By4em przyjaclelem twcgo
OLGA, znam dobrze twoich krewnych:
Mecenasa Lubclskiego i Pra}ata,
ciebie malenkim widziafem; wy
bacz wiec mosciwy panie,z re otwar-
Gle zapytam, co ci taklego?
-Nicmi ME jest - odpowie-
dzlaf Stonowski 2 chmurna nina,
i znowu grozno spojrza} ma tan
czacych.
Hum, hum, mosclwy panic
-mruknaf Sedzia - waspanu wi.
DE parma Joanna zajechafa do
gFowy;; za}uje cie, re zapozno sma-
l,c1 nboloUk1 ws1ak ono ,nnoro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

starry, kiedy tego ME wiesz. Ia
molch czas6w jak sic pokaza}a
parma maJaca piec P, to Gala MILO
dziez uwlja}a sic "a MA, wszyscy
rodzice ma synowe jej zadali.
Ale coz to znaczy piecP.?
TO znaczy - odpowiedzla}
sedzia - PARMA, pieSna, pokorna,
pobozna, posazna, otoz taka CT
znajde mosciwy panic - doda}
obracaja sic do Stonowskiego =
czy zgoda?
Stonowski ruszy} ramionami i
zmarszczy} czo1o, widocznie znie-
cierpliwlonv niezgrabncm poole.
szaniem Sedzlego. Byloby sic mo-
re ma gniewle %skohczylo, gdyby
ME nadszed} by} nowy interlokn-
tor. Byf to czlowiek wysoki, chu-
DIV, w}osy bia}e okrywa}y boki g}o-
wy, zupe}nie iysy ma wlerzchu, a
czerwona wstega sw. Stanis}awa
odbnja}a IA kamizelce.
-Juz tez to wieki minely -
rzek} panic siedzlo - jakesmy
sic ME wldzie]i. Cd
p~rzesz}ych zapust an, jednego kie-
licha ME wyohylillsmy razem.
-Prawda, panic Generate
odpowledzial Stecki- ale mosciwy
panic, co sic przewlek}o to ME
uciefo! Coz tam slychac:
-Zle slychac-rzekf General
Tomasz W#* - nasz krol Stan,-
slaw August siedzi sobie W War
szawle %spokojnie, a wszystko sic
rozprzaga, W kraju niema porzad-
ku.
-Mosciwy panic, mlejmy W
Bogu nadzieje, sejm zwofany, to-
przecie cos tax poradza.
Daily to Bog! - odpowle-
dza} W**-ale tymczasem ME tyl-
ko ojczyzna i obywatele W domach
niebezpiecznl; znowu W Kuckim
powiecie dwor jeden najechano i
zrabowano.
TO rzecz osobliwsza - rzek}
Stecki- re dotad mosciwy panic
ME MONA wledziec, kto jest ma
czelnlkiem tel handy }otr6w i
gdzle size ona kry]e. Wszakze to
juz z pietnascie dom6w zrabowa-
Ii.
-Koniec kohcow, dowiemy
sic - odpowledzia4 W**-smutna
to bedzle ola pana robota, sqdzlt
tych h%ultaj6w.
Coz robic mosciwy panic,
obowiazek przedewszystkiem; a po-
tenn MECH sic dzieje VIOLA BOA!
Kledy tax r%ozprawiall, mazur
sic ~skohczy}, i W jadalnym pokoJu
da}o sic s}yszec mocne s%yczenie,
pc kt6rem kuku1ka kukne}a diva
nascie razy.
-Juz po}noc!-zawo}a} Gene
raf-nie MONA skonczyG zapust
bez drabanta.
M1odzlez skonczy1a zaplaszac
! panny, ruszy} Stonowskl, lecz
MIN sic do panny Joanny docisna},
! ia juz poda}a reku Ostrowsklemu.
Stonowskl zgrzytnaf zebami predko,
jednak utah gniew, ktory go by}
opanowaf i wzia} do tahca inna
dame: Muzyka sic odezwa4a, parry
ruszyiy powell jedna "a druga
jakby W p%olonezie, muzyka coraz
przyspieszafa taktu, tahczacy "a
czeli podskakiwac coraz zwawiej,
tax re nareszcle zdawa}o sic, re z
ca}ej SHY bjegaja; czasaml tylko
to spiew MONA by1o usfyszec, to
smiech do taktu zastosowany, kto,
ry sic zaczyna} i kohczy} ma znak
dany przez W"* rel w~odzacego W
plerwszej parze. Jak z poczatku
coraz zwaw1ej, tax teraz coraz VOL
mel muzyka gra}a, i kiedy przysz-
10 do tego, re parry znowu powaz-
ME chodzliy, pan W** klasnaf W
W rece, tahcujacy uszykowali sic
we diva rzedy, z jednej strony da-
my, zdrugiej mezczyzni, l "a da-
nym znakiem wszyscy zaczel1 CLOS
ny place udawac, s~t6sujac sic jak
mogli do muzykl, ktora take
p}aczliwa przybrafa mute. By}o to
pozegname Zapust.
Jeszcze ptacz SIC n" >~N"nczy1,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

7uchola. W Gostyczynie ma
pustkowlu 9letni syn parcelisty
Wilhelma Remusa zastrzelil z ME-
ostr6znosci 5letnla siostre Matyl-
de.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
ZAPlSUJCIE SOBIE R
II PRUS POLSKICH.

WqbrzeSno. Nauczyciel Ludwik
Randel z Piwnlc scigany jest Ii
stami gonczemi, ponlewaz podej-
rzvwaja 60 o wystepki przeciw
obyczainoscl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

Mgnice. Grudziadzki ,,Geselli-
ge" pisze: AJAX sfychac opusci}
professor dr.. Praetorius starokato-
licka sprawe i wr6ci{ na iono Kos
clofa katollcklego. Przez TO staro-
katollcyzm stracl} Il mas
s,lna podpore."-W kllku rodzl-
mach panuje tn miedzy dziecmi
szkarfatyna, kt6ra wle,e otiar pooh
1ania. - Cz}onkami seimiku po-
wiatowego obrani zostall: mistrz
stolarskl Kiedrowski, rzecznik
Vogel i burmistrz Muekradt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

Lubaaoa. Ostatnl spis ludnos-
CT, dokonany ma dniu 1. grudnia r.
e., wykazai ola Lubawy rezultat
nlepomyslny, DO tylko 1888 dusz
Ludnosc nasza w1ec sic cola, gdyz
W ostatnlch pieclu latach uby}o
dusz 343. St6sunek zas co do wyznan
lest ten, re katolicy sic pomnozy-
Ii, podczas kiedy ewagellk6w i zy-
dow uby}o. - Dnia II. stycznia
odby1o sic tn ma sail PAM Sasse
polskie przedstawienic amatorskie
ma eel dobroczynny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

X. Jan Kamrowski, pro-
boszcz W Pokrzydowle, W
Prusach Polsklch, umarf 20
grudnia, pc dfuzszej chorobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
Czersk k, %. grudnia 1890.

Czersk k, %. grudnia 1890.
-Pos,edzenie Towarzystwa rolnl-
czo-przemysiowego ma Czersk
okolice ~odbedzie sic w nledzlele 4
stycznia o godzinie 3ciei z poiudnia
Ia sail p. Stracke. Odczyty beda
mice nastepuJacy cz}onkowio: pan
Warczak: % uprawie roll" pan
Derdowskl: % nawozach." Goscie
mile widziani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

Iorui. Jest zamiar ~za4ozenia
,,Sp6fki Ziemskiej W Torunju"
Ola Prus %Zachodnlch. Pro]ekt do
ustaw i instrukcyi ma podobnych
zasadach, IA jak1ch pracuie Spofka
Ziemska W Poznaniu. Sp6tka Zlem-
ska znaiduje sic W obec Banku
Z,emskiego w stosunku klienta do
swego bankiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

Me1mno. Nauczyclel PREY tu-
te]szem realnem proglmnazyum p.
Trzoska zosta1 ma sw6j wnlosek
cd 1go stycznla do krolewskiego
glmnazyum w Neisse ma Slazku
przeniesiony. -Tutejszq strzelnlce
dzlerzawlf restaurator Lachmann z
Poznania ma piet lat "a roczna
opfata 240O IN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

Lubaya. 26 lat majacy robot
mix lesnY Franciszek Godzlnski z
Iwanek zostaf 90 z. m. W nadles-
nictwie lonkorskim PREY scinaniu
drzewa tax nieszczesliwie W piersi
zraniony, re pc kilku chwilach
skonaf. Niemal co rok zdarza sic
tam TAXI wypadek.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03

"Tod" Walters Ia a ten-year-old boy IN
whom the spirit OF mischief and the spirit
OF investigation are developed 10 an un-
usual degree. at least, MS suffering grand
parents entertain thar opioicU- Tod made
them short visit = few months ago. and
although they are fond and proud os their
grandson, it cannot be denied that their
principal feeling when they said good5y
10 him was one Of relief
Neither of ,be old people had rery sharp
sYesight, and they seldom used their spec
tacies except for reading, 50 II was not sur
prisaC tnat they failed 20 discover some
peculiar iudsatstions which marked tbs
top nail Ct tue polished bzIusfers on tie
first morning after Tods arrival. AZ
which grsw deeper wiia szea succeeding
morning.
To al apDe4rsnce Tod did not noties
them. either uutsl the last day ot his visit
Then ne announced in coaGdecce to his
graudwosker:
I'm afraid, grandma. .hzt Tve made
some marks on TIE bslgzter rai3s with ny
NaEerbaTy. bUs you zee iFve Always rga
oova 30 fzst that never zstseed teen tlA
this 110rainz
WITH y0zr Waterbury. TodT' ecaosd
bis c-autznoeaer ia znzzsnenr
'eWnv. yesm. I've sEouad u bT pressing
the winser ca TIE gsh, y0a kaow. svsry
morning ssua@ ! came. It va saca a
sgsen-I8 place. Agd saved SDch 8 81. of
time, hecaase ! col.id DO . a. ran down 20
s1rssk ktsst- Aa1 = asEays dang Is that say.
q eo-gse s EegE re fr1ra forgstslag q
us.a l. Soz $40 4 osLS . CSzzszsa@--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
The Telernnns nelped the Man.

In the NllmersdorferstraSse, at Char
lottenburg, lives Frau p, who wears
the breeks," as the saying IS Last bank
holiday she was determined to show her
husband who was master, and refused to
let him have his Sunday clothes. Marvel
Gus to relate, the henpecked husband this
time put his back up, and arming himself
with hatchet, he threatened to smash in
the door of the wardrobe If she didn't hand
him out his togs
The woman raised a shout of "Murderi"
and walked out of the house, saying, I'm
off to fetch the police and have you taken
up, you horrid scampI''
A neighbor who had overheard the quar-
rel went TO his telephone and communicate
ed the whole affair 20 the authorities.
Meantime the woman found her way 10
the nearest police station aud excitedly
began her report with the words, Il am
Frau P and when she was inter-
rupted by the officer on duty, who said,
And won't let your husband have his
Sunday clothes" Aud be went on 10 re-
late the whole proceedings in detail, which
made such an impression on the awe struck
woman that she walked out OF the Office,
saying: IN give in These police fellows
know everything. III be jlgge7ed If ever
have anything TO do with them again.
Nhereupon the police sergeant tels-
phoned to the neighbor 10 inform the hus-
band that his wife had come round 10 bet
ter sentiments.
When she returned home her husband
met her with the words:
well, 50 you have been telling the ser
gesnt that you woulG give in this time, ehy"
That finished her completely Later on
in the day the couple were seen promenad-
ing in the Grunewa,d in their Sunday best
Exchange.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
THE CHlCAGO ANARCHISTS.

CHICAGO, Dec. "A question of civil
rights was decided by Police Justice
Woodman today, and, while the city won
a victory technically, in reality it suffered
a decided defeat The decision grows out
of the action of the police at the time of
the Anarchist demonstration in this city
on Nov. II, when they compelled the
leaders OF the demonstration to display
the American flag. A few days later
raid was made on Greif's hall, where the
Anarchists had been in the habit of as
sembling, and several persons who were
denouncing the action of the police on the
1Ith were arrested. At the hearing in the
police court the prisoners claimed that
the meetings thus forcibly broken up were
not anarchistic and were entirely innocent
OF menace TO the public welfare. They de-
nouncsd the action of the police as with
out the color of law and in defiance of the
right of peaceable assembly. Justice
Woodman today expressed the opinion
that the assemblies raided were unlawful
ones. He therefore fined the leaders Sl00
each and the others $40 each. These fines,
ut the instance of the city prosecutor,
were at once suspended. This action was
presumably taken for the purpose of avoid
ing an appeal to the higher courts. 1t is
understood however, that the defendants
will appeal, nevertheless
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
Decorating His Friends Grave.

In a cemetery at Nashville stranger
was seen planting flower over soldiers
grave. When asked, "Was your son buried
there?" NO" was the answer" ''Your
son-in-law?" "No." "a relatives" ''No. "
After moment the stranger laid down
a small board which he held in his hand,
and said:
'Well, I will tell you. When the war
broke out l was a farmer in Illinois. I
wanted to enlist, but / was poor l had a
wife and seven children. l was drafted.
had no money to hire a substitute, so
made up my mind that I must leave my
poor sickly wife and little children, and
go and fight the enemy. After had got
all ready to go, a young man whom knew
came to me and said You have big fam
lily, which your wife cannot take care of. I
will go for you He did 90 in my place.
and in the battle of Chickamauga he was
wounded and taken to the Nashville hos
pital. But, after long sickness, he died
and was buried here. and ever since
wanted to come to Nashville to see his
grave, SO saved up all the spare money |
could and came on, and l found my dear
friends grave"
With tears Of gratitude running down
his cheeks, he took up the small board
and pressed it down into the ground in
place of tombstone. Under the soldiers
name were written these words:
''He died for me. Nashville American.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
a Wonderful Gold sriss.

One Of the wonders OF Australia and
one Of the greatest natural curiositias ia
the world. Is the Mount Morgan gold milne
Ia Queensland The precious metal con-
tained ia this mine, which has paid divi-
dend Of not Jess than 81. 900 90 in a year,
was deposited by hot spring
Mount Morgan Is hill about 900 feet
high, containing AZ It's top cup shaped
deposit made by the hot spring which
once gushed out there, and iu this deposit
the gold exists. Truly a cup Of Crossusi
Through untold ages the waters dropped
their glittering burden. and now tnAa
comes and extracts tho boarded metal %
add 70 tho wealth Of the world
Specimens Of the ors from this strang.
mine have been sent 70 the United States.
that they might be compared with tbs de-
posts Of the great hot springs iB our own
Yellowstone park. Il wss but natural 70
suppose that the Hollowstohe springs had
also a golden treasure IN their cups, but
the most careful search By Reoiogista has
thus FAR failed 10 detect any trace u IT.
Youths Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
THE KANSAS CITY KDNAPERs.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2-The identity Of
the mysterious Albert King and the
woman who calls herself Lizzie Smith,
under arrest for kidnapping Junior"
Beals, has apparently been finally estab-
lished The police have discovered that
the Smith woman was one of two
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. James Given
dence of Bennington, Kan. Lizzie Given
dence, alias Lizzie Smith, lead reckless
life at Bennington, but finally married
laborer named Dennis, with whom she
went to Denver, where her husband died
of consumption. Later she went TO
Omaha, where she joined her sister, who
was living there. 1t was there that she
met and married Albert King, her alleged
accompiice in the kidnapping of Millionaire
Beals' son. Eugene Ralston, the third
participant in the crime, is still at large,
and there appears to be no probability of
his speedy capture.
Albert King and Lizzie Smith were
arraigned before Justice Worthen this
morning, charged with the abduction Of
David T. Beals, Jr. They were granted
continuance and their case was set for
Dec. y.
DENVER, Col, Dec. photographs of
the Kansas City kidnapers were received
here today. Albert King was at once
identified as NJ. D. Seipole
and the woman rs Lizzie
Dennis. The couple have been mixed up
in many questionable matters in Colorado,
the latest being the stealing of a carload
OF horses, which were sent to Chicago
and sold. They escaped punishment for
this crime through a technicality.
Doctors? Pshawl Take BEECHAM's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
Old and Young,

There is no surer antidote for the ef-
feet which time has over us all, in max
ing our age evident. than young heart
Il should like TO live 10 be as old as
you are, grandmamma, said little
Helen, "bus l don't want to be as old as
Aunt Susan, ever!"
Why, why" said grandnsmma.
looking over her spectacles. what do
you mean, my dear child: Your Aunt
Susan IS a great many years younger
than l am"
Il don't see how that can be-" said
Helen, much perplexed. lyon always
remember the plays you had when y0u
were little girl; but when | asked
Aunt Susan one day. she sajd. For PHYS
sake, CHILD, you don't expect ne 10 re-
member any Of the games had Is little
girl It's 30 long ago I've forgotten
whether tyer played anyr Youths
Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-03
THE FIELD FAMILY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Dr Fuller, Mr..
Cyrus W. Fields attending physician, is
sued the following bulletin at So'clock
this morning.
"Mr. Field slept better last night than
at any time previous. His condition this
morning is somewhat better than 1t was
yesterday morning"
The condition of Mrs. Iindley, Mr..
Fields daughter, is about the same.
After having tried to commit suicide,
Edward NJ. Field has been declared insane,
and yesterday be was placed in a private
asylum, near Mount Vernon. It is now
known that Edward NJ Field not only
robbed and deceived his partners, but that
he stole every cent his trusting father had.
Mr. Field realizes the fact that he is pen
riiess in his old age, and perhaps on his
death bed Yesterday be said to an old
friend; Il am as poor as the day l came
into the world"
At noon DR.. Fuller said that there was
Il favorable outlook for Mr.. Fields living
for a considerable time, with slight hopes
of absolute recovery. "Mr. Field" said
DIR. Fuller, lis in no immediate danger of
death. Tie Is IstlesS and apathetic and,
in the face of his great misfortunes, quite
indifferent as to whether be dies or not. In
fact, / believe he would welcome death as
n happy release from his great troubles"
A friend OF the Field family this after
noon said: THE family have decided to
take Edward ~ Fields case before a
Judge and jury at once They are deter
mined to have everything open and above
board, and know that the family lawyers
are drawing up the necessary papers. The
family want TO have Mr.. Fields sanity
passed on publicly, so that It cannot be
said that his insanity is being used as a
pretense for saving him from the results
of his financial wrOnS-doing. The physi-
clans who have examined him VIII 20
upon the stand and testify fully and freely
in regard TO Mr.. Fields condition. No
one VIII be able TO say then that the fam
lily are trying to make out a case of insan-
ity that does not exist"
NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Nlrs. Edward NJ
Field lies dangerously Ill at the home of
her brother, DR.. Lindlev. Mrs. Lind.ey.
daughter Of Cyrus w Field is believed to
be on her death bed. The condition OF
Cyrus W. Field is unchanged.
Edward Field, IN appealing to his
father for assistance to prevent the failure
Of the firm, was given the key To the safe
deposit vault and told TO take certain Sc
fUritlcs. The son, however took every
negotiable paper there was; but even that
did not prevent the firms downfall.
IL Is believed tDat all that remained Of
Fields ouce great fortune before this
fresh trouble did not exceed 81, ,O00, Geo.
and that not dollars is now left.
Assignee Gould has not vet made anv
statement OF the assets and liabilities of
the CeiunCt firm.