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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-26

Rosa Vertner Jeffrey, of Kentucky, whose
social and literary career has been thing
Of marked brilliancy for years. Feted and
admired all her life, surrounded by luxury
and refinement, always the center of cub
tivated coterie. Mrs Jeffrey has led an ex-
istence almost idyllic. She is marvelously
beautiful, with clearly chiseled features,
eyes like stars, complexion marblelike in
tint and texture and abundant hair that
falls about her wide brow in a wealth Of
natural curls now silvered. She has pub
lished a book of tender rhythmical poems.
Mrs. Jeffrey is one of the most notable
representatives of genius and beauty COM
bined in all the southland. Such women
as these, the douby lowered, are natures
iuxuries-her holiday editions.
DAISY FTTZHUGH.
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.r.ran .-oLnr .o Ma.hLnclon 1.r-..arr,

Parties en- grating to The ucrthwes
will find II 10 their interest by calling
the Rock Island ticket Office for informa
ton regarding rates, routes and accOmmo
dhtious VIA this line 10 not not he lie
ceived by agents o. other lines a. 70 this
route. You are invited to call At the Office
and lie convinced a. 10 TIE superiority 81
the Grest Rock Island route over All
others by pstronizing this line you can
have the choice VI four different routes
west Of Denver. For speed. safety and
comfort be Rock Island leads the process
sion. ". u. " isbAET. IjcEet Agent
Office 100 Hast DOu- IA avenue. ctorns
Main street oL5-tf
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with her children. The laws of compensa-
ton influence her every operation, and her
favors are melted out with a nicely Of bal
ance in the apportionment, as a general
rule, that would do credit even to the blind
folded goddess herself.
The eornmonest and, alas! the most pa
thetic exemplifcation of this fact is the
apparent irreconcilab in the case of a
single individual of beauty of person and
breadth OF brain power.
If one is fair to look upon, the gods have
been gracious enough forsooth-let pro-
portionate wit be withheld and bestowed
upon some less well favored creature. In
tellectualiy endowed beyond bis neighbor-
then grace of feature must needs be the
portion of fellow being of an inferior ca
pacity. So nature ordains in most in
stances, and so the dictum must be &C
cepted. Great intellectual vigor and classic
regularity of feature are for the most part
Incompatible. Thought plows burrows
and lines and destroys grace and tender
ness of contour. Mental force and activity
in any great degree is wont to claim optical
recognition in more or less physiognomic
distortion. a face strictly in drawing and
adhering in outline to the standard of the
Greeks is seldom a face of purpose or
power. Brains for the most part have a
penalty to pay in an abstinence from
beauty.
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named jamie All g. 5~o1as 90 g -4E.a
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poEess4I sz1as.ss sd aas ass ggs-3. wiki
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RenetEtion.

Re cssEps<. her litgle hand II rs
via icrer.lks delight.
And Le4G Z Tor AZ Ao,-r - 80
Before lie sid good z raE
Ana t}reo. a. he Aco@e - ~,
AID s2srl,st ouua The star.
lie stared --toT 5s.sg bs.sFs Els sYss
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS Il PHILLIPS.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Hospital accommodations. Calls by Telephona
1ele-fapit or Mall W.il receive prompt attention
Office No li9 y. Lawrence ave once telep1sRs
AnAsl, heside7ce Telephone No2S. css = wt7t
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Carries r. Townsend. IN bis report
upon tie pearl Asbsrles q California.
says that a pearl aAeil comp4ny q Lover
California hAS an invested capital Il
$1,000. Prom 80 . 90 mSn are sEs-
p.oysd- TIE s>4<on bes1ns IN Nay n
tls vicinity q Czus s. LacAA
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. r. EMMA COBB,

Females and Childrens diseases 8 speciality.
Home for ladies during confinement Strictly prl-
vato when desired. also permanent homes pro-
vded for children when desired. Letters OF inQu!-
~ confidential and answered promptly Home III
Ida Avenue Wichita, Kansas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Under uistssd &c per linz pr ds,

LIVERY ONE ~ NEED OF ISFORAATloS
II on The subject q advertising viii 10 well 20
ObiIliu a cory Of Book for Advertiser. 20 PAGES
price a. NAILED. postage paid. on receipt or price.
Contains careful compilation from tbe AtEFTlJIn
Newspaper Directory o. all ths lest payers aud
Glars Journals gives tie CJrcU st Oh railing ufeycrJ
,ue,aud cooI zeal % inform Ica about rates and
other matters pertaining TO the business Of AdFer
Using. AdaIe-. !tcreils Advertising bureau ~
Spruce street. scw OK, do tft
nOWN SHE GOES. BOARD f251 PER wEEK.
~ Bon Ton dining hall. - =. AslH b. do ~
IILFARING s4I.E-TO jan T. i.gt HOLIDAY
y goods ami our entire stock r. MARKED down.
but Tie price must b. cut 90 clear he store tiis
month Come and secure bargains A. Painer's -
y. 5Iatn street, corner second ol.-u
STAvE YOUR PUMP- FROM FREEZING BY
- using Mills proved pump o. valve. for sals
q ~ y, Main street anti
nR ~ Dues PERIODICAL PILLS. TIE
IL great French remedy act directly ca the faea-
strual > aud positively cure suppression .! 80
menses. warranted 70 promote UeAstfuatlon-
these pills Should not he tAAca during pregnancy
American PHI company. royal. prcpfielOf> pea
Ger. ia e. ttel uirc suppl 81 by tlhs Lawrence,
lg2 Past DOua as, " Iclita hAus b. wholesale ard
retail stf lyr
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
kkLD ". IsNarr 4. I. AEL
Notary Pnbu-
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

10 hny W'chlta city property or Sedgvick county
.sho ~ resent prices near large returns on your
money " Ittila. with hes stock and other Indus
tic> = ;u>t ia her infancy, snd such bargains
Gan now orer we're never offered before. All having
business go Inc Invited 20 Gail correspond
The NiClfta interests OF non-Tesdents properly
enG faithfully cared Tor o1lcs second noor Is
NoilA AiAIA vj. israel building. dsStr
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IOE AALL--ui>cetidneous.

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FINANCIAL.


r-re-r mt head &c per iIH. rsr f.v
EUENiTEKE LOANS. CATTLE ioA Sr-8iOS-
i - loaned o. aIrrust rrsrFtbtHE by !. ?. LBd-
tim ztahOTds CToc.fy. corner il.t and Ezia-
~
MONEY TO Loan ~ LARGE OR SHALL.
vi amounts on cattle. heres. pianos. hDussh9id
GODS IOiss bonds any good ss-ufity r. icI.ta
Loan GO. iOou8 CEsf 80 > Aasu a. ~
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COLUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

IN. following rates under the different beading
sill be charged.
Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements takes for less thSn 20 cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate tp q.
ines.
80 ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN ITO RUN IN
TIL FORBIDDEN
Prices given under classified heads IL this column
pplica bic only to local advertisements No forei
advertisements taken ct prizes given
Answers 10 advertisements sent IN care OF thu
EAGLE o6ioe skonld be called for within 10 G2gs
after Insertion When advertisers wish replys icT
~arded 70 them stamped envelopes must be sent
Reference TO former advertisements should Civ,
description and dste of insertion or COPY of the Ad
vertiseInent should be sent.
No, responsible for advertisements given css-
continued by telephone
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GENERAL STORAGE.
LOST,

STObAGE-E1ton warehouse. new. clean and
= almost IRE proof. Near Douglas avenue and
Santa Re depot. OrlCe 6li DouG lass ave . *
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer. Pictures N all S'Eesaud rtvle
lie s,sO carries tie finest HssurjlnentuF p'ct1rs
hmes 10 tie C.y. Give him friendly cali All
AaIu me samples.
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WANIED--MISCELL4NEOUS

l4NcA TINS tlraA 4 ANt s4AFe DeE NhJs
-ANTED-RELIABL E NAN To REFRt.~ n NJ
w Publishing house must furnish god reference
and tey0 u cash. -zaTy stJ.,V psr uloltb- address
Manager. room } Csl.T8! Lana building Topeka
han- Ca-S 2
I{TASIEI-TO BUY SECONDHAND EATH
w out-nL Address koX H. Conway springs.
Kan is g.
lrASTED-TO BLY, skCOSD-HAAD BUGGY
w and harness. u4 y. Lawrence GO 4
yxTANTED-PEoPL WHO NEED RIBBONS.
w ostrich tips. blfd-. inxs plaross. hats AMI
a kinds OF goods al y ao sale Iylce
70 The BszsAr - y Main Az VIII srll a. whole
salS al L hli scu.a- yetk ca -
NX-ANTFD-EORSES TO BOARD AZ NORTH
w Hsin livery barn Telephone y Or u
WANTED WILL MAKE A SPECIALITY Or
w Misses and tbiidrens dress 10 tie next four
weeks UTuers solicited by A.Ss h. Ne,h. ~. :
Dzia- - =
IItANIED-EvERYBo 10 CALL ~ zi< =.
w Nan and Tie II prove &C pan =. ihat VII
lct freeze TIE 1oicesi Weztbrr. G4 n
Xl-ANTEU-To BUY TAX TIgLEs AND TAX
w se esTiif catss st1a ..sts AID 70 3. -.
- Box IL. wichita Aaa- % -"
-AN1ED-BoARuA AND ROOMS Is PRIVATE
w .aully = ia - fToat T1oTn ard bedroom
taChed- Eelle4s : ease CAL a. Is L<s.s C0gLEsng
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AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c Per line per day.

VYIANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT WANTED
w at " ch.ta for one Of the leading typewrit-
Liberia iuduceTrects TO rst-class party Ad-
dress, Opportunity. Eagle ofnce. a. &
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Miss LUCY FORD'S DANCING ACADEMY
vi o L " hall :, Market st-classes Tuesday.
J thursday ana saturday evenings Children.s class
Saturday Afternoon. Al the latest dances. Is u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-26
D0UBLY GIFTED WOMEN,
THEY ADD INTELLECTUALLY TO
THE DOVER OF BEAUTY,

Enid Yandell's Wide Repute as q Sculp-
tor-Miss Duke Loves Music. Mrs. Cut
ting the Stage, Miss Mosby Literature
and Mrs. Jeffrey Is Poet.
Copyright, 1891, By American Press Associa-
tion.J
a just and prudent dame in most re-
spects is Mother Nature. Equity and
truth are her watchwords in her dealings
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rrs.r this head &c p.r line p.r dsv.

4 OST-sxiU OLD STYLE PHOTOGRAPH or
l. gentleman. IN north part Of city. Leave az
Rogers gausry aud .et suila be reward. ast-9t
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Boys.
Statesmen.

LIVE MEN TO ACT AS
w statesmen for the Ladies Patent Adjustable
shoe, call or address A. T. HellRr 1851 5 EmPoriA,
DIS. 3Jt'
MAN To TFAVEL FOR
w Wholesale house. Address W ID A this
office. dol Ct
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Instantaneous.

w ANTI D-PUSISESS MEN VINO ARE ~
w netc Of stenCEr0 phefs OF accountants 10 call
81 the National Accountants ana StenOsi HPher s
Bureau. Branch once at Tie Soutl western Bu,i-
Ttss olltLe N.Chta, Kan. We usually have Oh
Cur tppiltstion list tBUIOuglly competent book
EeeptrH and steDogIEp piers with rst CIass referen-
Rep fuIu!sitC Tree OF charge &G
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Ig0H SALE-WE HAVE TWO GOzDU GEstE ~
fernl.v kar-es len y - - foT Sc eaear Cas-
ars - sles-- ErEer Eras- 10 y. izHf-1rr =
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RAILROAD r6rsrfsbss

Depot second snd wiehltA streets sieset ofacs ~
SoEtii y ain street L. =. BIEskLKF
and Ticket kse-r
TiHE IABLE CHICAGO. ROCK IsLAND = FACIsss
RAILWAY
t~Grezt Rock Es3aad Rcuts-l
In eject GA and after slAreh6 1871
The state herald., 1891-10-09
The Rush for Town Lots.

Couriers who have arrived at Guth-
rio give the following particulars OF the
opening Of the government townsitc OF
Chandler In the Sue and Fox reservation,
which was opened 10 settlement on the
2sth.
AZ ~ O'Clock sharp the signal was given
and with mighty yell from 1900 throats
and amid the cracking OF whips and vol.
leys OF oaths, shouts and curses, a con
glomcrate mass Of men and women on
horse and foot rushed like manIacs for the
town lots.
They clambcred up the steep ciln like
soldiers charging fortress. The line was
one mile long on each side, and half mile
long on each end. The rush was toward
lot ~, which wns reserved for court
house. As tho anglcs.of tho advancing limo
met many riders were unhorscd and hurt
hurled pell nell into the mud. Many per.
sons are reported killed, md others Ms hav.
Ing received severe injuries.
As there were three or four times as
many people rs there were lots tho result
could easily be forctold. There arc from
three 70 six claimants for great many
good lots to night On every hand can be
heard curses and high. wordcd discussions.
It will take considerable timc 10 adjust
these differences. An Indian killed
white man In quarrel In one OF the tents
where liquor was sold.
Miss Daisy Of Guthrie was thrown from
her horse In tho beginning Of tho race, and
striking her head aud body with great vlo
lcnco upon u rocky blum, was dashed
scnselesa. Hor injuries arc so severe that
recovery 10 not hoped for.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Bank Robbers Big Haul.

Tho Mccartney Exchange bank OF
Fort Howard. Wisconsin, was robbed OF
1000 In cash and bonds last Tuesday
night, and owing to tho fact that Fort
Howard IL guarded by only one policeman
who cannot remain on duty ali hours, tho
robbers held full possession OF the bank
md exploded enough dynamite TO shake
the building, till un entrance was mado
through the rear door OF tho bank, and
tho door Of tho vault was opened by drill
Ing through tho center steel plate and de
molishing tho tumbler lock by tho use OF
dynamite. Two doors TO tho vault aud
ono TO the sufe were thus opened, aud the
door TO tho money chest, guarded by u
time lock, was blown on with dynamite
cartridges. When tho explosion took
place tho door was hurled across tho
vault, knocking out u section OF brick wall
Three thousand dollars In money aud
$4,000 In bonds were secured. and the
burglars escaped, leaving their tools and
several hundred dollars In fractional our
rcncy behind them.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
REVOLUTION IN GUATEMALA.
Sensational Reports Of an Uprising
Against Barrilias.

Upon the celebration OF the national
holiday In Guatemala on the 18th revolt
occurred against President Barrillas.
Itappcars that Barrillas had personally
appointed the orators Of the day. 10 this
the masses took exception, and when tho
orators took the rostrum II was Q signal
for a storm OF stones which set them TO
flight, they being chased across tho big
plaza by bowling mob, which shouted at
tho top Of their voices; Down with the
government! Down with dospotism and
tyranny Die Barrillasn
An exciting scene followed, and every
known liberal or Barrlllas partisan was
driven from the plaza, being soundly
stoned ~ every step. After that tho
masses elected their orators, and the most
incendiary speeches followed.
Tho news of the riot spread rapidly and
soon Barrillas threw u battalion OF infan.
try into tho large square for tho purpose
OF dispensing the mob. They, with fixed
bayoncts, attempted TO carry tho plaza by
assault They were met with shower OF
stones md bullets from revoivers. This
unexpected action OF the mob put them TO
ignominious flight, leaving many dead and
wounded In tho plaza.
Barrillas then ordered artillery. into tho
plaza and infantry and two csnnons to
guard his residence. When tho guns
wero turned on the mob there was gen
oral dispensing Of them, though they dis
charged their rovolvers at the artillery
mon. They left tho plaza, but fought ia
tho side streets; In fact. they practically,
during tho night OF tho 18th, held full
control OF the city. though ut intervals
they were attacked by tho infantry, who
shot many Of them.
Tho arrival OF troops from adjoining
districts eventually restored Barrillus To
power, and tho whole city Is now infested
with soldiers. Martial law has been do
olared. IL was expected when tho courier
loft tho city Of Guatemala that Barrllias
would declare himself dictator, 80 a. 10
prolong his term Of oficc.
Salvador is moving troops TO tho mill
tary district OF Santa Ana, bordering on
the southern border OF Guatemala, and II
Is believed for the purpose OF Invading the
latter country II tho city OF Guatemala
revolt spreads Into Interior points. It 10
said that already At Qucsaltenango, ono Of
tho most important cities In tho upper dis.
tric,s OF Guatemala, rcyolts have occurred
against Darrilias In the past three months
but they have proved so far abortiyo,
The state herald., 1891-10-09
An Indian Father Has Rights.

Tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
has received copy Of u recent opinion by
Judge Green Of tho District Court OF tho
territory Of Oklahoma, directing tho re-
stora,ioa 10 his parents OF an Indian boy
placed In the government indian school at
Chiloceo BY tho Indian onico officials. Tho
father Of tho boy began habons corpus
proceedings 10 proeurc possession OF his
son, who, under an act passed at tho last
session Of Congress, had boon compelled
10 attend school.
Judge Green held that, ns tho Indian
ofiico had no, issued. ne required by tho
act, rulcs aud regulations TO compel tho
attendance OF Indian children nj schools
provided for them, the rotcntlou OF tho
boy contrary to tho will OF his parents was
illegal.
Tho ciYcc, Of this decision Ia regarded
by tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Ms
likely to provo pref judicial 10 tho schools
and II 10 tho intention 10 carry tho caso 10
= higher court Tho judge In his opinion
took tho ground tina, tho right OF paroa,
10 tho custody Of his children belongs 10
an Indian A. well ~ a white man.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Talk About Boulanger.

One OF the prominent features OF
the Boulanger story printed in the Paris
papers is series Of interviews with lead
ing Boulangists, fact which goes TO show
that American journalistic methods arc
obtaining y firm foothold In Europe In
spite OF the sneers formerly hcaped upon
them.
NJ. Couseet, q deputy, declared that the
generals death would not modify their
political attitude. They would still re
main in opposition to the system Of affairs
they complained Of.
All the Paris newspapers agree In OK
pressing the opinion that the death Of
Boulanecr will not affect the political sit
uation.
Many members Of the so called Bou-
langist party are convinced, or say they
are convinced, that General Boulanger's
retirement from France was due to the
influence Mime. De Bounemain had over
him, und whom they do not scruple to call
hard names for what they term her Cow
ardice" and "love Of case" But In spite
of these facts 1t seems to be certain that
Mime. Do Bonnemain had received sup.
posed trustworthy information that the
life Of General Boulanger was in actual
danger when she persuaded him to fly
from France.
Henri Rocheiort will attend the funeral
Of General Boulanscr, which will be
purely q civil ccrememony. Tho clergy,
under the instructions Of tho archbishop
OF Malines, have finally and definitely re-
fused to orlciato ut tho ceremonies ut
tending the interment Of the generals
remains.
Nine. Boulanger, who Ia living ut Yer.
sailles, was overcome with grief when Ia.
formed OF hor husbands tragic death In
the cemetery ut lxellcs, near brussels.
She tainted twice within u short time
after hearing the sad news aud 10 Ut pres.
cnt very much depresscd In spirits
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Tug Explodes.

Eight persons were almost instantly
killed and dozen others injured Sunday
afternoon by the explosion OF the tug
Charles Parker, near the Archer avenue
bridge, Chicago. Three Of them belonged
to tho crow Of the boat while the others
were bystanders, who were killed by fly.
Ing debris. The Parker, together with
tho tugs Val Schasck, Perry aEd Shields,
had been working all day cndeavoring to
FREQ the propeller II. S. Pcckands, which
had grounded in the south draw Of the
bridge.
They had pulled and pulled away almost
inccssanuy until shortly before o'clock,
when tho boiler of tho Parker exploded.
Columns Of water wcro thrown Into the
mir, falling upon the other tugs, drcnching
and binding tho crews. A moment later
the debris showered upon tho ground OH
either side Of the river. Pieces OF broken
iron and woodwork fell upon tho docks
and the streets. AT tho time Archer
avenue, near tho scene OF the accident,
was crowded. The noise Of tho explosion
and tho falling wreckage caused terrible
panic. When the spectators partially re
covered their senses II was discovered
that eight persons were dead, while many
more were injured, some Of them prob.
ably fatally.
As the air cleared after tho explosion
the Parker was secn rolling slowly and
settling, stern foremost, into the waters.
A moment later Joseph Cullen and Henry
Bell were seen struggling In the water.
Lifc lines were thrown to them aud they
were helped on board one OF tho other
tugs. Cullcn's flesh was almost parboiled
and In clinging To tho life ropes the skin
was torn from his hands. The explosion
was q peculiar ono. Tho fatalities Ia each
caso occurred some distance from tho
wrccking tug, and In places where tho
victims would seem TO be in almost per.
feet safety
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Return of the Steamer Rush.

The United States revenue cutter
Richard Rush has arrived at San Fran
cisco from Bchrlng Sea. Tho Rush left
oonaiaska September 7. Among those
whom tho cutter brought down wcro
Special Agcn.J. Stanley Brown from tho
Seal Islands; DR.. Shcldcn. government
ugont for education In Alaska, and tho
McGrath party, who have been two years
In upper Alpska about Fort Yukon, sur
veying tho United Statos boundary limo.
Sealing schooners had been aeon In tho
Bchring Sea for some timo before tho
Rush left. Many have boon warned dur
Ing tho season, but only one, tho British
schooner L. u. Marvin was seized by tho
itush.