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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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won the Assocsa-
ton fostbaIl
place Kicking
medal ~ Frank
ford, defeated ten
other competitors
and broke the
American record
By making . kick
Of III # & in
The previous rec
ord was no r. 2
in Crowhurst
was born at
Brighten. Eag
land. twenty yeA1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-29

HAh5Ai.I Z CFs1 nc ~. aeo he bcRAn
playing football when eight years old EHd
at ssvsnteen w4s one q lbs crack English
players IN lSso Crowhurst came % Amer
lea and joined The North End team AZ Phi
adelphiA In 1870 TIE TEAM Eos he Psaa-
sylTsniA championship, and the George ".
Chiids silver cup. and the gold medals
Croshurst plays a. 10 pounds. and "a nog
q member o. TIE SorEiasoEa cluA
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s.red Hsr stock IN rrad..

''Yes. nearly everything l had Was
burned" said clever American girl whe
was visitor in an English country house
where there had been q disastrous FIRE
81 lost all my gowns, but / saved one
thug, / am thankful 70 say, and that Is
my American accent, aud, after al, she
continued Iaughingly, that is really my
stock in trade over here. New York
Trlhune-
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, Aug. g.
FLOUR-H'chest patent 50 80. second patent 81 so
extra fancy a. 40
BUTTEf:-Ffrst creamery l9c, second creamery
1sC finest dairy &c. fine dairy nc, common dairy lOc
EGGS- ic per dozen.
POULTkY-Roosters 81 50d2 co. per dozen or SIC
per pound, hens - OjD2 = per dozen or 6S6'sc per
Ionnd spring chickens 81 1593 90 per dozen or SC
per luGnd, turkeys sasc per pound. ducks &c per
hound. gesse-no demand.
POlAIO ES-New. 5Jc pei bushe
TOAI.-Anthracite ST. 90. Canon City SIS 90, Weir
lfy - so FrOntenac 81 50, PittsOurg - %, Illinois
g. o. McAlstel 81 60
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No, Aug. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts
BgSl shipments $40 Steady to strong. Steers IS 0J
(a5 20 stockers and feeders y 5O9S So cows ~ %
Cg5 o.. BOGs-Rcceipts 1927, shipments $50. Mar
Ret Sc higher. Bulk IS l5@5 %. all grades 50 500
8 20 SHEEP-Receipts $50. shipments lilo. Mar
izet steady
ST louis. No. Aug. 2S.-CATTLE-Receipts 500,
s. tpnents $50 Market hil.l,r Natives So O0&5 IS.
Texans and Indians 50 6OG3 80. HOGS-Keceipts
25B shipment 800. Stronger. Heavy 20 0195 4O
mixed grades IS OlG5 35 light S. 20g5 40 SHEEP
Receipts sJJ. shipments s0O Market firm. Fan
Cy s. 01a4 o.
CHICAGO. Ills. Aug Neutrality-suspicious. lUU
shipments 500. Active ard higher. Natives SO 100
H. Texans - 40s5 30 rangers 1000 80. stockerS
81 az GO cows u 1902 80. HGGS-Receipts l2,O0l
shipmen 900. Higher. Rough and common a. 60
as 10 mixed and packers - 5lG5 ~, butchers - 10
as 40 light as 5OG5 20. So EEP-Recelpts 4OUU
shipnl MS $500 Market stronger, Ewes IS i5Si 6J
wethers - 9095 % westerns a O@4 d. lambs Is 80
90 A.
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WAETED- ~ AS INEXPERIENCED BIZ
w willing boy Of IL situation N ofiee o. store
Aedreas v. III y orth tmp0rla. dsls.s
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MIllIle Ea9le
FINANCRAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
Tue Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were Light. Shipments, e49
Cattle.
CATTLE
WICHITA, August %.

WICHITA, August @.
The business at the yards today was
very dull Only few native cattle were
offered and all of them were sold. The
hog market was exceedingly Gull. there
being not enough received to test the
market. In the east the hog market was
reported to have closed strong to sc higher
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santa Fs's Chicago sestib1ss sx9Fsss
eenrsesiou vita With Is EsAds a. As stoo,
s. TIE hAocsonest trala O. szrtz- l.esSss
WiohltA daily is.aQ a n. arrives ha1aAs
Ctr s1s ?. q. asd CE.esso Pls next E4ors
INK Palao e. lirfHFJ char cars tsssis fsss
also palace slesDing I'D din1HE cara =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
kansas CITY Produce

hansIs CITY Produce
KANSAS CITY, Aug. Is
FLOUR-XX 65c, xxx 55c, family 81 o., choice
g. ~. fancy 81 Slal s..
WHFAT-Lower No hard. cash. S9lsc bid.
August S.Gt bid No 2 red cash 93c asked.
CORN-Stesdy. No > cash SIC bid August 5S13c
bid
OATS-Steady. No. 2 cash 211Sc. August 2I1fc-
RYE-Steady at 7Oc-
TC. store packed l29llc-
i-GGS-Firm, lac.
HAN-Lower Fancy prairie So 90.
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One Of the best known football players
In the country u Herbert G. Crovhurss, Of
PHILADELPHIA, the young man who recently
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, A1g. 2s
Following are the closing quotations
GkAiN-Car lots on track.
MIiLsAT-6}e1S6c.
CORN-No 3 or better ijc. new 35c.
OATS-22G25C.
RNE-No : or better 5lc
HAN-Baled 81 00s5 90 per ton. loose. 81 0O93 o.
GROUND COiEN-CEop In car lots ~ 90 per 100
pounds. corn oats i 10 per 40 pounds, bran
sacked, 3UC per 400 pounds.
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REFORMERS OF THE DAY.
IN DIFFERENT WAYS THEY SEEK
THE GOOD OF MANKIND.

A Salvation Army Wedding Preliminary
to Life of Self sacri1ce-The Asbury
Park Twins IOody's Nephew The
New Head of TheOsophy.
Copyright, 1891, by American Press Associa-
tion.
All sorts of people, wise and other
wise, are engaged just now in all sorts of
reforms, practical and impracticable.
The satiric paragrapher finds many a
point fer joke, but the serious may
rest assured that all honest workers for
good are accomplishing some good, and,
at any rate, all are entitled to be spoken
of with respect. AT one end of the list
is the Salvation Army, at the other the
cohorts of theosophy, while revivalists
of the Moody and Sankey type preserve
a medium.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. MARY GAGE DAT.
and n Zimmerly block once hours-2to5p. d
raeF


1reats ali diseases with Spoinc and DoStmetric
femeiles- Prescriptions led - made
with eleesnt. posittv eaSsnt and effert1Al rem
edles once hours, 10 u q n. 10 ?. II. 70 2
evenings, ? 70 SO p. m sunday. once N 4 Douglas
ave, opposite Carey Hotel. Wichita, Kan. q 7s-tf
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81. LOUIS Produce.

81. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. %,
wHFAT-weak and lower No, cash sc bid
August g7cbid. September SIC bid, December 81 10
asked,
CORN-Lo-,er. No 2 Cash 5slSc, August 5sJSc
nominal september $3.50 asked, year 4Sss94S1fc,
0ATS-Lower. No. :, cash 2oc august 2o1ec
September 2Ss4l4c.
PORk-Firmer, $40 20
LARD-E1rmer. Sc So
WHlSkN-Sueady, 81 IS
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arrive LEAVE

Elegant reclining chair cars all trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 70 all points
north. south, east and west and steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket office 100 East douglas avenue. corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 19e.
w. II. WIsHART, Ticket Agent
JNo. BAsTIAE, q. t. q P. A, Chicago. III.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED W. ISRAEL f. c lara FL
Notary PUolc-
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.
reierhena SIS.
FIRST Floor Blanks.

Blanks ofevery description can be found
in the business Office of the EAGLE, first
floor. in quantities TO suit Call at the
counter. II
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Trains marked thus daily
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 4l4 Kansas City express runs solid TO
Kansas City. has chair car service
Train No. 405 comes direct from Galveston and Is
through Chicago train leaving Wichita at TO- pop N
and arrives in Ceicego the next day at 9l5 p m.
Train No, as haze free reclining chair car 10 Kan
sas City Pullman TO Kansas City, also TO Topeka
Atchison and st. Joseph
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 407, has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. ld5 has through Pullman car to F.
orth and Galveston.
Train No. AIS has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita
City Union Ticket ONCE Cor Main and 1st street and
Union Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th
AVenueA w ID. MURDOCH, ID. p A.
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ARTICLES

Chicago Grain aud Produce
CHICAGO. Aug IS
Wheat-bower.
Corn--LOwer.
Oats-Lower.
Pork-lower.
l.ard-lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
FLoUR-Dull easy. Spring patents 81 eoa5 10.
winter patents - SOa5 no. straight a. 655 90 bakers.
VIII sAT-August 81 04 September 9s59c,
December 81 05ls.
sT9sc.
oArS-August 2e1ko. September &c May seStc
PORk-August 10 l2Se, september 80 l2bs.
OcyonCr $40 y.
sober s6 20.
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-$l 00Sl 09Sl.
CORN-6Sltc.
OATS-295sc
RNE-Sac,
BARLEY-65366c.
FLANSEED-si OSlS
TlMOTHY-N ~.
pORK-fl0 l2ls.
IARD-S6 6006 62k
SHORT RTBS-$6 70a6 ~
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-6 noes IS
SHORT CLEAR sIDES-$T 2Saf 50
MhESkN-Sl IS
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of cat
tle at the yards today:
HOGS.

The following are the representative sales OF hogs
et the yards today:
No Dock Az Price, No Dock Az Price
% 4215pl 40 SSS p
SHEEP.
Good stock sheep. s09l0. So SOFAS 90
GOOD stock ewes 7aSU. 5ee3 80
Good 10 extra hers 759S5 ............. OOd3 W
Good 10 extra lambs O0G5 W
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CENFHAL sTORAGE.
FININCIAL

GTOKAOE-E4t0n uSfskoEss. Dsr. cisas as
- almost cFa grOof Aezr uolGiss aFsEgs sua
santa Re csgot- Gfsee e. DogElsss ave. - =
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WICHITA WESTERN Il. n

Union Tick ct once Cor Main and lst street Union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 9Th avenues.
W. d. MURDOCH. d. Z. A.
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ARTICLES.

BUITER-FirIn, Fancy Elsin creamery 225sa
f33c. hne dairy l9A2lc.
EGGS-ES l6c-
New York Money.
NEW YORK. Aag. IS.
Noney on call easy, ranging from "a 70 per
Gent, closed offered at per emit
Prime mercantile paper 81 e.
Ster ling exchange weak 81 IS for 6O-iay
oils. aud 81 $ for demand.
IotG1 sale Of stock to-day d65 00o shares.
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ST. louis 4 SAN FRANCISCO r. p.

ST. louis SAN FRANCISCO r. y.
TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
mo I. Going West pass (toI
Ellsworth l........... ........ b25A t0AA
mo. 3. Going west. passeug'rl q
(stops at Burrtonl.. ......... l90PM l35PN
'No.4, Going East. passenger JOS Am 1020AM
'NO2, Going East, passenger 10 MI N5 PH
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train No. ]. has Pullman car.
West bound train. No. 3, connects at Burton for
Pueblo New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound No. 4. is solid train to st. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper, makes connec
tons for Fl Smith. Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East bound. No. 2 night express 10 st. Louis. has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket onice Cor Main and lst street.
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
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UASTED-AoESTs TO SILL TIE PfsLEss
w Clothes LlIsl the only line ever sBvsuted has
holds the cloths Without gins a erect success
patent recently issued, sold Only by agents. -
whom exclusive right IL giyso. co Fecsiyi q s.
cents We VIII seud snu pc iios By nal. aiso cir
cuiArs price list and terms 70 agenfs secure yqar
territory a. once. address ILs F9uIs.s ClOshss
Line 60, s. Bsrnso1 street. Goreestsr Naas
ia yr-Weo AHnf
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NORTu Ann rag

NORTH AND EAST.
No. ll4+ Kansas City express
No. 4Ue' Chicago vestibuled
express. .-..--.-.....
No. t0S" Missouri River ex-
PRESS. ..-.----- -.--....--.-.
No. 457 Englewood EXPRESS
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. N7s Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. ........
No. S07" Caldwell and Pan
handle eKpresf...........
No. l03T Ft Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. e.
No. ll3' Wichita Express,
No. 457 Englewood aeon. 49,.
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~ II DrCs PKEg00lCAL ffLLA I8s
80 sFzzsr. "a y-ftsssf r1fs sHg1fe-ss - -
1855 WErr<St@1 = fsEses - - - -
a $3.50 pT.l senSasT. fe4a4 SEtrf ia ? -
- = q ffrErtts = - ~ -. - 49,
Z I kass Dszsias Wss4'zA Ass- ~ $500 saf
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TRAINS.
GOING NORTH AND EAST.


GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily. .....-...-.... 8
Nc. Kansas City ST, Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex. daily........ {
No. Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
uDliy. ...-
No. 81 Accomm odatton,
daily. except Sunday, ..... II
GOING SOUTH,
No. 3 Knnsasa City st. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily, 80. 6
No. ! Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eX. daily. .......... c
No. 81 A Accommodation daily
eXCeDt Sunday - 2
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Wy ANTED-BUSIEESS MN WHO ARE Is
w need Of steEogTsphers or accountants 20 cal
81 the National Accountants and HteHogfa piers
Buresu. Branch once 81 tire south Ussteru BuHi-
Iess olleSe. Wichita, Kan. We usually have on
cur application list thoroughly 0mpstsnt book
Keepers and sfeuo1 piers with frsi class rsfeTsn-
eea Help furnished free o. charge Hf
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Employment agencies.
lbeef shls Lead . psT liss ,sf cay.
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Boys.
MiScedHdneOus.

w ANTED-CoNPETEST sTEHOGRAPHERs
w 6nd book-keepers who desire positions. 20
apply the National Accountnu and Stcnogra Dh
erb Bureau. once for the states Of ksDsAz 4 Olg-
isdo Nebraska. missouri and Texas, o. lie Eouth-
western Business College, Nichlts. AAn. MI
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SONS OF VETERANS.

Gen. james \. Garfield Camp, No. II,
held one Of their very interesting meet
ings last Wednesday evening, Capt.
Franklin in the chair. After the usual
routine Of business. Col. w. b. Russell
and others entertained the camp with
recitations, etc.
Lieut.. G. Z. Linsey of Camp ; has so
far recovered from the accident received
at the works of the Gorham Manufsc-
turing Company rs to be able TO resume
work.
Gen. James A. Garfield Camp II is TO
give n grand concert in its hall on
Wednesday. Nov. II. The committee IL
hard at work. and has already secured
some OF the finest talent In the State.
Div. Judge Advocate Fred &. Olney of
Wakefield was in the city on business
Wednesday. He is one Of the most pop
ular members of the colOnels staff.
The division commander and staff has
accepcd the invitation Of Gen. A. r.,
Burnside Camp No. ) to bc their guests
AT the bivouac to bc given by that camp
ON Monday evening, Nov. ?, in Infantry
hall,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.

Rhode Island Lodge had large at
tendance last Monday evening, there
being great many visitors. This
lodge will have "A novel entertainment in
their hail on Monday evening, Nov. 16.
What Cheer Lodge proved two pages
in the rank of esquire last Monday eve
ming. Brother Pierce of Redwood
Lodge, Newport, who is being cared for
by this lodge. is not as well. This lodge
will visit Elmwood lodge in body next
Wednesday evening. Last Tuesday
evening il visited the fair Of Palestine
Club. Next Monuay evening it will
charge three esquires in the rank of
knight.
Elmwood Lodge is to add a pleasing
feature TO the rank of page.
Palestine Lodge held n short session in
one OF its ante rooms last Tuesday even
ing. One application for membership
was received and referred TO the usual
committee.
What Cheer Division of the Uniform
Rank is to hold select social in its
armory Tuesday evening Nov. 10.
Elmwood Lodge will hold its second
social Of the season tomorrow evening.
What Cheer Lodge will make fra
ternal visit to Elmwood Lodge next
"Wednesday evening.
Red Cross Lodge conferred the rank
of knight on one esquire last Tuesday
evening.
Brothers Tuttle, Uphan, Hornby, Bry-
ant, Sisson and Davenport were appoint
ed a committee so arrange for social
in the near future in Charles +. CHECKER
ing Lodge.
Harmony Club will open n monster
fair in the arnory of Harmony Division
tomorrow evening. There will be a
short parade, made 10y the regiment in
the evening.
Charles Z. ChickeIing lodge will con.
fer the rank of page next "Wednesday
evening.
Very extensive arrangements ar,
already being made throughout the en.
tire supreme jurisdiction for n grand
demonstration at Kansas City where In,
next session Of the supreme Lodge will
be held. Rhode Island will be- well rep
resented.
The Uniform Rank Of the order in thi:
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beam and 81 feet II inches mean draught
Her armament consists of four 945-inch
and eight 3 9tinch breech-loading rifles
in addition to n powerful secondary bat
terry of rapid fire and machine guns. All
of her guns are Of the latest Canet type.
Her speed will reach a maximum of 10
knots under forced draught, ana her coal
capacity is such that she can steam 1000
SEA. miles at 10 knots speed without recoal-
ing. She is in every way formidable
vessel, but happily in the present case she
is still in France, not quite completed.
The best OF Chile's unarmored vessels
are the cruisers Esncralda, Presidente
Pinto and presidente Errazuriz and the
torpedo cruisers Almirante Lynch and
Almirante Condell. The Esmeralda is n
famous vessel, built in 1883, and is very
similar to the United States steamer
Charleston.
The Prcsidente Pinto and the Presi-
dente Errazuriz are alike in every respect.
Each is of 1850 tons displacement and
carries four 5.6-inch, two 4.1-inch and four
2.2-inch rapid-fire guns of the latest pat
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RED MEN,.

Wamsutta Tribe are to hold series of
complimentary socials. The first will be
given Wednesday evening, November 4,
and the second Wednesday evening, Dec.
..
Wamsutta Tribe conferred the chief de-
gree upon two warriors last Monday even
ing. Next Monday evening the adoption
degree will be conferred on several pale
faces
Ossamequin Tribe is busily engaged in
preparing for a jolly good time in the
form of basket party.
Tahoma Tribe conferred the adoption
degree on one paleface last Tuesday eve
ming. Next Tuesday evening the Hun
ters degree will be conferred.
Forty-nine members of Narragansett
Tribe of Phenix, made fraternal visit
to Petteconsett Tribe last Thursday eve
ming.
One of the most prosperous tribes in
this reservation is Watchenoket Tribe
in East Providence, its membership
being increased nearly two-thirds in
eighteen months and are still adding to
it at rate that will soon place 1T at the
head of the State so far as membership
goes.
Great Sachem L. +. Davis and great
chiefs will soon make their official visits
to the subordinate tribes.
There is movement on foot among
some of the leaders of the order to raise
the price of admission to the subordinate
tribes to compare with other societies OF
its kind. 1t is amoug the best orders in
existence.
The Great Sachem Lewis +. Davis and
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IHE GRAND ARMY.

Bucklin Post appropriately observed
its fifth anniversary last Tuesday even
ing. The exercises consisted Of read
ings and vocal and instrumental music.
Adjt William f. Comrie read a concise
history Of the post. The whole affair re-
fleets credit on the committee who ar
ranged for the entertainment. This is
a live post in every sense of the word.
Commencing in 1886 with about score
of members, it now numbers nearly two
hundred on its roll. 1t first post com
mander, David $. Ray, occupied that
position for three consecutive years. He
was assistant quartermaster general Of
the department in 1890 and is now senior
vice department commander We do
not claim TO be endowed with the gift of
prophecy. but it is predicted that the
mantle of the department commander
will fall upon his shoulders at the com
ing department encampment. The
Starboard Watch connected with Buck
lin Post is an especial feature, and as
long as that stalwart and able-bodied
seaman. Frank Butts. is ut the fore we
may always expect a good report from it.
Az Slocum Post meeting last We'd
nesday evening, Past Commander Ed
ward ID. Watson, of Post No. :. Phila-
delphia, was present and made stirring
address. Adjutant Jewett, of this post,
was presented by Comrade Paddock
with cane made of wood taken from
the old historic house on South Main
street 0ately demolished), where that
stalwart band of patriots assembled in
lT2, preparatory TO the attack on the
British vessel Gaspee. Comrade Jewett
has justly been caned this time and
richly deserves it.
Prescott Post held a very interesting
meeting last evening. Remarks were
made by Comrade Edwin ID. Watson of
Gettysburg Post. l9l, Boston, Mass.
Nj. V. Brady of Arnold Post and Com
rades Millen and Gray of Prescott Post.
Quartermaster Chase spoke of his re-
cent trip to Washington, and of
his experience in endeavoring to
obtain quarters for the post at
the coming national encampment. | am
gratiiied To learn that the cowardly as
sailant of Comrade Charles Burrows of
this post has been arrested by Lieut.. Ed
ward O'Neill Of the police force. Com
rade O'Neill is junior vice commander of
Prescott Post.
The department commander and staff
will visit Tower Post next Monday even
ing, Nov. ,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
FL PREsIDENTE ERRAZURIz.

Gustav Won Moses's famous German com
edy, and adopted it for the English speak
ing stage, for il gave great actress an
opportunity to make the success of her
career. The adaptation has been so free
that the comedy can almost be said TO
have originated with Mr. Thomas. It's
plot is pleasing. its dialogue bright, spark
ling, witty, its scenes humorous and fntri-
cate: light comedy OF refined style IL
works out the story OF merry vivacious
widow, who, wishing TO aid a dear friend
and rid her of an officer TO whom she is
unwillingly bethrothed, attires herself in
uniform, impersonates the officer, and
after series OF humorous adventures,
wins in the end.