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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25
wFST sIpE PRoGRAN.

The following ia the program for she
West SIDE C. !. : c. on next Monday
evening. March =
Roll caIl-Quotstions from Hawthorn.
American lltssstuTe. chapter AIRS
Allison
Music-'Old Oaksn BucketT-cirele.
Story CT Constitution, Art 2, Sec 2 to
Art
kssaT-'Nattis Bampp Lswls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

J. C. Lincoln OF 81. Louis, one Of the big
gus of the traffic department Of the Mis-
four Pacific was in the city yesterday,
having come here to testify before the
United States court in the Injunction
suit Mr.. Lincoln Is very young man.
but for all that be is said 10 know a. much
about railway traffic as any man in the
United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25
MIn-I.ENT SEPPER

The ladies of the Episcopal church are
taking pains 10 make the supper and en-
tertainment at the residence Of Mrs. Mar
tin Heller on North Topeka avenue, this
evening one of the events OF the season;
and it is expected that the attendance will
be large. Company A of the Kansas state
guards will attend IN full uniform.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Said delegates and alternates To the said
county convention shall be selected on March
"a. 1s!2, in the townships between the hours OF
O'Clock y. IA. and O'Clock p. m. and in the
city OF Wichita between the houLS OF O'Clock
p. m. and O'Clock p. II. of said day.
BY order of The Republican central commit
tee of SedgWich county, Kansas.
w :. NORRIS, Chairman.
w l. HsZFN. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Hon. J. d. HGmpbry Of Kingman, one
Of the prominent Democrats and highlJ
respected eitizeps of that county speut
Yesterday in the city. Mr. Humphry is
an excellent gentleman aud his many
Wichita friends have only one fault %
find with him and that is that he does not
visit them oftener
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Go 10 FURMAN'S SHOE
H0l II this Week for Shoes.
- per cent discount. The
bargains can't lat long:
they are being sold fast
Call early. you viii Save
Money by buying your Shoe
now. ~ y. Main ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Dr.. and Mrs Fsbrique AID Aiss Matte.
returned from Memphis YESTERDAY where
they have been som: tiass visiting fri~nds
and relatives. Mas Nsitis has been aTsT
from The city slaos Ja5nsFT AID hSr razng
friends viii D. pleased 20 ses her Ia :
again. Sbs reports a vsry dslishtfu. trip
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25


Our rates OF advertising shall be rs low as those Of
any other paper Of equal value as al advertising
medium.
All transfer: advertisements must be paid for in
Advence.
The proprietors reserve the right to reject end
discontinue any advertisements contracted for
either by themselves or their agents.
Entered in the postOfice at Wichita as second
class matter and entered for transmission through
the mails as such.
Eastern Office at Room IS. Tribune Building New
York City and 500 The Rookery.' Chicago, where
all contracts for foreisn advertising will 10 made
and where hes OF the paper can be seen. D [.
ckwith, Agent.
Readers Of the EAGLE when IN View York City
or Chicago can copies Of the paper at the once
OF our agent a the add ess gwen above.
All notices for entertainments OF any kind IN
which an admittance fee II required will be charged
al the rate Of i've cents per line per day and must
be classified and will not be run as pure reading
matter.
The EAGLE has the largest cculation OF any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
than any wo Kansas dailies comblned reach ng 7p
towns On me day Of publication IN Kansas Indian
territory Panhandle OF Texas and eastern Colorado,
The columTs ~ the EAGLE have been tested and
proved TO be the best advertising medium IN the
southwest. The only daily that reaches all the ter
ri'ary above named on day Of publication. As an
advertising lneoium II j. uneIceiled-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

a. ". Oliver is az home from GsoTg
where he spent several days 90 business al
the time David T. Hill wss swiDgiu <
around The southern circle NJ Oliver
says 40 far a. Georgia IS concerned hid Is
not n il, that even a. General Ssckies
meetings whenever Grover Cleveland :
name was mentioned there would follow .
perfect furore Of applause
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

THE PEOPLE arc taking
advantage of the discount
sale at FURMAN'S SHOE
HOUSE, IA y, Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

NJ Warren Yatsoa. whom the H.
patches reported yesterday ss run oTer hy
q santa Fs FREE sht tgAia q: Kansas Cay.
was A cd time and intimate fr.eud u
vas FOR years clerk o. Jh- United 5l4.es
circail coErs a. haaszs City sad w<s a
highly polished geDtlsEnza Hs vas a s~a
knoHn DEsrztsgF. al member o. sAs
" esfe-B Authors and Artists club. Hls
deata svlll " deeply regretted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

FURMAN the Shoe Man is
selling the r. II. Smith &
Co, shoe stock at less than
Cost this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

A tramp named Kennedy was arrested
Yesterday for an Outrageous set 90 the
complaint Of Mr. MahaEey. u - not Jet
known whether be "a ibs rlght NAB, which
j. well Tor him. a. The people who we're
rusds acquainted with ,hs allegations
were in q fair hamor TO deal hsrshly vita
him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Speaking C tse successful pro411t.sa q
tie besEf5ful opera. f4s ~pirzs@s ~ pen
zsncs7 BY bone taisat this ~eek. P-0F
Heury NcLzral.a. Tie eoodBeto-. sssFs
tazs e AAs g.ssn lhrs ofsra iwsaty tiaaa~s
add tasi ta.s s4s t-s @s~et F,e ae.ga eT
zna4re1es tbAt Sc bza sser zlve4 Al 4ls -
1ee.se1 c.G2 lazst ~ usr rs .-afs4
znaa.ears aa4 eeerg gsasfle.E1sns ai4g lpr.
pEeu4 of Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Hoa. I. II Richards q FeFg Scos5. sol.c
iro- f0r the Missouri Pacific mad w4s n
the city YESTERDAYS ga business connected
with The res rssuias order procured ex The
Wichitx Wholesale Grocer company
s-ainS. the raiIMays4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

MANY PAIRS Of FINE
SHOES are icing sold 1T
Half Price this week al Fl X
MANS Shoe House. ~ y.
Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

The Republican primaries for the cleo
ton of delegates to the county delegate
convention tomorrow, were held last even
ing and were marked by an enthusiasm
indicative of the zeal which will actuate
all Republicans in Kansas this year. An
unusually large vote WAS poled. The
names of the delegates elected in all the
wards are given below, except the Fifth
ward which could not be obtained last
night That delegation, however, is the
same as was agreed on in caucus, the
night before last.
FIRST WARD.
NJ Stewart, Charles Reckmeyer, O. O.
Adams, J. II. Moore, W. ID. Mccormick,
II Z. Case. F. W. Oliver, F. l.. Alderman,
D. s Pence Fred Buckley, II. NJ DEAN.
Harvey Rice, D. E. Fuller, J. X. Sawyer,
J. f. Henley. A. NJ. Sturdevsnt, A. H.
Ward, John d. Davis, J. r Il. King,
Charles Fechheimer.
SECOND WARD
J. ". Wingard. H L. Gordon. B. H.
Downing. Thomas Noss, Ed Dumons, j.
T. Hume, j J. Parks L. NJ. Cox, 4. T.
Buckeridge, c. +. Case T. T. Enoch, a.
H. Carpenter, Thomas C. Wilson, Thee
dore Reed \. G. Rance, c. A. Foster, a.
G. Walden, III Hardy, Samuel Williams,
W. s. Norris W. p McNa.r.
THIRD WARD.
j. NJ. Allen, George w. Adams, J. z.
Hoffman, z 4 Rohrbaugh, NJ A Carvin,
All Brownwell, William Hazen, w. s
Roger. Henry Bufford, George F. Camp
bell, J. H. Mccall, !. \. HolIingeg, J. H
Forby. W. l. johnson. E T. Allen. y J.
Stanley. w. Y. Bowers, James Howard.
Ray Oliver, J. +. d. Casey, l. c. Roberts
and Rich Pool.
FOURTH WARD
l. p. Skinner, Oscar Smith, Dr.. -
John. J. I. Ludlum, Tom Glover, r. F.
Goode J. r. HallowelI, Murray Myers.
W. f. Greene. Jack Richardson, Joe
Keller, C. A Van Ness, ID. NJ Brown. w
4. johnson Ed Goldberg Josiah Oviatt
Captain George 5. Swope. Mark Oliver, Dr.
". A Minnick, J. T Brook, Paul Nell
niger 7. W. Sargent and \. 2, Olhnger.
sIxTH WARD
7. II. Mercer, w. n. Mccain, Frank
Todd. w. II Plumber, Pail Bagghmsn,
W. u. bartlett, W. W Clark. W H. Har-
row, Y. : Ingram and r. 2. FAIRIES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

The cottage meetings ia the southern
part OF tBe city conducted by the ladies' Of
difereat churches are regularly held on
Friday afternoon OF each week. and are
characterized byA good degree O; interes:
and genuine christian enthusiasm They
meet today =; $ .. ~. a. Mrs. +. =. Mort b.
rop's, 1879 So1th EmP0ria avenue Il =
much desired ;hst al christian women o.
the neighboVbood attend and lake pa.t
They also extend cordial Invitation 20
al ladies' whether professors Q. rsiis.oa og
uonp.ofsssors-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Mrs. ;. ID. HALLOWEEN rs reported quite I'll
ut her home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Al Myatt left last night for Topeka on
legal business 10 be absent the balance of
the week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Captain Woodson OF Fort Reno is spend,
ing few days in the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25
Millinery OPENING.

Mrs koher has returned from
the last Niih very large stock
o! Millinery. and . trimmer.
Miss Quail that cannot -
s4uaiisd Our customers know
what fine artistic mining y.
ofFi. - the OT--u.nE. SATURDAY..
iIarrA -. Mrs. kOHER,
"a y, Main D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Ned Hunter was discharged from the
county Jail yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

j. +. Hudson of Mt. Hope has accepted
q position as salesman in Cash Hender-
son IS dry goods house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Herbert BisselI left 70, Whitcon, Wash.
yesterday over the Rock Island
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Miss Flora Fultz OF Wellington is in the
city, visiting with Mrs. Joseph Nirdlinger,
Oh North Topeka.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

The alleys are very dirty at present aud
it i altogether likely that the sanitary Of
hcrr viii be compelled 10 make few ar
Fesis before they are cleaned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Little Amile Lindsay is quite sick with
the nessels a. her home, 81 South Water
street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25

Jsnses pBEsa So 6sged Is Ezss5c 5orls :
eoHrx rsss@rssar go assault .s.s4 l.<s.4rE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25
FERMAN'S SHOE HOUSEI4l

y. Main ST. for bargains III
fine foot wear. % per cent
off every pair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-25
cnNRrrn,s OPERA COMPANY.

"Poor Jonathan" which will have It's
first representation in Wichita on Monday
March IS at the Crawford Grand. IS a new
departure in comic opera. Although
written and first produced in Vienns, the
story is Of American life. The plot relates
the vicissitudes OF an American million
sire He becomes ensmored OF a pretty
young feminine doctor who rejects bis
suit and he contemplates suicide His
cook. Jonathan, mas been dismissed FOR
putting CASTLE soap in the Ice cream and
he also has his mind bent on self de.truc-
ton when his master propose. 70 change
places with him upon certain conditions
The plot affords scope for good deal Of
bright and spar king comedy. The music
is said TO be IN the best vein Of its opuIa.
Lon poser, Carl Milioecker.
Seats on sale AZ Ricvt's drug store and
the box Office,
James r. Wa!ick in the Cattle King
a the Crawford Grand. on March ~. -
looked for 70 be pleasing entertainment.
During the performance t-Ninesl horses
VIII be introduced on The stage, Seats on
sale a. R.cht's drug store and the box
Office
, 1892-02-10
Notice 70 Conractors md Builders.

Arrsraltsral calleSe aaa sehosl i seisnee,
F@AlmNm. MM8a.
hids kre inNia8 foF tAQ eneetian ANA oamp3a-
tlnN ui ! AaafmtfosV saf she agricultural celscge
&G aehaaa ni sninnne is8a&SN8 W. 818s NMam. Ma2as
aeanfkiisss - tAn plans aaA s9aS5 ass&ans "a Gle
I'M SAe osaeas ~ n, pfeasNz. afchsiecss Spokane.
ts8s Ha6gssAF#. Pullman a@A A. H, st@tth, tHNAse
uref rNNa s4N FsdNlstK hais8EnBs Tacoma
WASH Ka0h eta wmst Ae accompanied w sccs-
a&ea chack. msaia pagAhla 90 tan haard 81 fe.
Eeats. Zee le fer eeaL 1i tha aneuut g DID.
N2ss 3a par neAS SNAIL We tsfiesfnd F8 t8e &Ate n
casa te saeoassfn4 hid8nF shall f4fI tonnteF 5mi0
Doafrsrg aEtes ire same shall hsxe he1a an ard
80. The building Ne De nasa psNsad nm en- before
sne LEA Aag el acnsNtslfeF a4 No Hl4f VIII ec
neSeaersf AFTER ~ rcfNGk ni-. Tuesday, Fehrn-
arr n 3sz 1Aa blaA MtM he opened ia 1@nas
Ma nn HtAnsttNV t1ih 8rsk Ats hIas
#aAlf Ms addressed bm eMv &nAessle eHHa
e. the asNae ot thn h04gd Is rageNis. fuoaa
No. ElS F8aelitY Building Tacoma Wash.. ard
shall &c marked @6saa, and ttAse whether iaE
she ~ AuAe hailaiHE ealarlefe ~ toz HAgS oE
Fiagas tAenc0s. IRE right NJ reSect any or aEl
bids is reserved Als materials MRea kM the r0M-
siracianN ot eAsd hutlffnH cKcNRt such - car
noe Ne rcssonahly ohsaiaca, snall Ny proa9csa q
tho stale
rhe successful Bidder ~ bsAders will he re-
QnEgnd - furnish good amd smMc5eaf h8ua, tn
g approved o. the beard % FNNanta fag tha
faiEhfag eNacwE8nn of Ria contract
Is M @0N0NER,
SIT President board q neEente4
, 1892-02-10
CABLE TO HAWAII.
A sEW ROUTE TO BE SURVEYED
BF TIE GOVERNMENT.
whar was Fsuna i'm Making the
first Sounafngs for n submarine
CRbts-ErreEurartriss OF the Bet-
asEn 81 the racine ocean.

wAMiseros. Feb. la.- II has besn ds-
ciled by tie navy department 70 make
another iine y soundines before definitely
deciding apoa u5nte f0E the proposed
submarine cable between san Francisco
ana the Hawaiian islands. This conclusion
was reached afBer an examination ~ the
fali report Hnss received hers 81 the survey
af the tw0 lines recently completed W the
ash commission steamer Albstross. Many
irregularities ranging from normal 70 sub
marine mountains two and q half miles in
height were found in these tWo lines. Or
ders were talcgraphe3 yesterday 10 Lienten-
ant Commander Tanner of the Alhatross
a. San Francisco. % get his vessel ready at
once. for making new survey. THE new
line wiil he run On a great circle, starting
At az naar point Conception, California to
TIE island of Hawaii. Experts 81 the hy-
drogYaphic office. who kept 3 csfefGi record
of All soundings maaa, expect q more level
hme on the erea& circle which il is now
proposed "a run. The work alTeadY done
they say. indicates the possibility OF q
line comparatively uniform and at ain aver
age depth uf about thnee miles.
, 1892-02-10
Notice to Plumbers

GKAf.ED PROPOSALS win be received at the
~ ONCE VI tse snpcfyssinE AreAitect. Treasury
department, Washington. ID, e. Umtl O'Clock
j.. 3D.. on thr asth day q February, ls2 lor All
Kne Ras piping Cts, for fAe ct. 81 Custom honse.
ppai-ogiice etc, building II Port townsend,
WASH tN accordance with 6he drawings and
application Bt thf# 0siice or the Office ~ the sr.
Fefantemannt Al Eaft Tow mAead, Washington,
Each lid Hauat Re accompanied hE certified
amount az the proposal. The department win
reject aii bids ncceiFed after tire time herein
ata&ed for opening the same also bids which dn
not comply strictly with All tho requirements of
thiw invitation. Proposals must ~ enclosed III
envelope. eealed and marked Proposals for
The Plumbing Gas-pipinR etc, faF tho U s.
CussaH. house, P0stoiire, etc, Building AZ Port
Townsend, Wash, With the name and address
a the bidder on the outside oE envelope, for
Identification, and addressed to
WI knBR0OKE,
EW Supervising Architect.
, 1892-02-10
MR. LEM0sfs REp0RT.
An Eastern Magazine Has Something
% Say About ~.


Paving, d monthly magazine printed
~ Indianapolis, ara deyutes " municipal
matters, ~ commenting en- Cly Enginegr
Lemons recent report says
Mr. Mjllara Lemon. eisg engineer 81
Olympia. Wash. submitted Ais annual re-
port to the city council 0n ANoamber &2nd,
Tie 6Fss ever hied there. i showed that
during she last year S3eoF fpea 0f streets
weru graded at q cost of $40 S3 as5 or Sl-sSa2
per Maaai Eoos, On the saNeat Cf street
grading he said "0fsens streets graded
ana not FrAvelea are impossible mud
throughout the winter, RmA em hrmlE ot
the opinion that na straes ah0uld BE-
graded ana Ten III that stale can SEE no
objection 10 including unaeF tac contract
everything necessary 10 q tnsslea street
grading. EraVeitnE, c0rhinE ad IN some
trstonces sideMalks-aMd wHtr properly
done {ana ii should a0t be reserved other
wlncA al assessment including III expense
vial haee the merit of being IN cont
pleted Mork@ He unres the eenstrucii0n
~ d new sewerage system 6uFst MS year
bus advises the nonncilto pnas fe opinions
from sanitary engineers o. prepared
hy Earsnper Camp hsfere 7- srE Nita
4ala Mss8A gAa s@8aissss8 8asssss
, 1892-02-10
Train Tinln rhanrnd.

The Seattle morning newspapers were
strong enough to force change In the
time card 81 the Northern Pacic and fix II
30 their papers win arrive in Olympia and
the Grav's HarbOr country along with the
Tacoma papers. The Tacoma train, which
leaves III Che morning for Olympia con
meets with the Seattle train and arrives
here at 3 O'Clock. There is 60 be no more
monkey business at Gate City in the shape
of waiting there for any train. Close con
nection win be made with an trains at Gate
City from the Gray's Harbor country
Portland, Centralia and Chehalis. This
new schedule went into effect this morn.
ing and viii be found in the Travellers
T1l1fdp elsewhere.
, 1892-02-10
rELEGHaPHIC TALES.

Ia New York, Philip Bruins Of the stock
exchange has failed.
The house has adopted { resolution 10
investigate the pension bareau.
Walter III. Sanborn, oi Minnesota. is The
new Judge fog the Eighth Judicial circuit.
Eight thousand coal porters Of London
are On 5 strike over 5 dispute regarding
wages.
John a. Mccall has accepted the presi-
dency af the New York Life Insurance
company.
John II. Rurford has been appointed
associate justice of The Supreme court of
Oklahoma.
The house committee has sgreed to re-
port : bill absolutely prohibiting Chinese
immigration.
John jay Knex, sK-comptroller OF the
United States treasury, died IL New York
0f pneanonlia.
Great Britain has aEraed that France,
Italy and Sweden shall act - arhiirators
II the Behring sea dispute.
IN i collision with British steamer, the
schooner Railway was sunk near Cardiff
and three at her crew were drowned.
in Ottawa MI. Rnthsohild and two chill
dren were burned to death In a store
which destroyed several stores and facte-
ries.
The trial az M. n. Curtis. the actor.
Samuel of Pasent tog TIE murder oE ne
itceman Hn Ssp kAHF Isl sHA in
'pregFRss.
I'm Arizona two Chinese at Parqua Han,
mining camp, had their thnoats cut, and
their watches, jewelry and several hundred
dollars In money taken.
Herman Lehman. managing director of
the North 5eFman Lloyd Steamship conn
p4ny, died today in Bremen from the ef-
scets 0f 5 stroke Of paralysis.
Tn Paris United states Minister Reid. al
though still weak from his recent attack of
indnenga, is able 90 60 to the United States
legation On horseback daily.
Negotiations between the United States
and Canada III regard to reciprocity treaty
relations were commenced I'M the state de-
paTtment at Washington today,
The New York Herald,a Valparaiso
tChiliA despatch says Ii Is expected the
terms 0f the indemnity will be delivered
in March, with order 10 present the same
to congress at its session in April.
The House committee on coinage,
weights and measures have agreed 70 re.
1 port favoyably the free coinage bin intro
aueed BY Bland on January a. The vnts
/ vas eight to Eve.
1 -Four wrecking steamers are lying along
4 side the North German Lloyd Steamer Eid
en-, which stranded on Ather3eld Ledge
I Isle Of Wight, and they are all taking car
Y 20 from the wreck. An attempt Will b
made Ia tloat The steamer when she cargo L
z aj4 mnA
, 1892-02-10

Baltimore speaial 70 New York World;
There IS rejoicing Ill the ranks 81 the dress
refouners.
There Il rejoicing II the ranks of the ny
eenie underwear manufacturers.
Aud there Is rejoicing ln the Baltimore
normal school. where 31o Young women
have cm4nespatcd themselves from THE
sonds ef corSets and gaTters.
Miss Helen Nj. Cole, the teacher of phys
Ecaa culture there Is credited with this
overwhelming conversion to good sense and
Ieness- M tller doctrines.
Miss Cole ordained thatno Young woman
student should come to her classes wearing
corscts and Earters. The Young women
obayed and found themselves thereby va
much fuaef and more comfortable that this
year they have of their own accord dis
cAFdcd the corset and the garter as any
part Of tho home, school, orpn0mcnade cos
tunan
, 1892-02-10
Supplies Wanted

l9AEEn PROPOSALS wan - received II ghe
1 Giles 81 t6e Washington state Reform
aoha0l up ta ia o'clock a m.. March 3, fszs ts
Furnish @Ha deliver ts sala se@@ol supplies ss
toilnmss EosMits
eaarKEfEs.
Barrels @TnnHgatea sugar 2 Barrels Extra
6 snear; naFreas Moiaasef; ea Barrels Flaur.
Barrel Vinegar 81 F8nu8s Rest GunrowdeE
Tea 1aa Pounds AEbnnkAea Coffee naaHsea MO-
Fosfnda Rolled oats; z8 Pounds Corn Meais 8l8
FaHnas White Navy Ecans 2l9 Pounds ~Mouday
Morning 6eaH ia4 Pounds Pr0rscr a CANDLES a
ivory Swap 40 Pounds Cold DNst e Pounds
etAH0Ms N Ra0Nda @raHnd Foppar tQa Pounds
ntted Rranes, hckt quality So Pounds pT&cc's
HAktns Rowuer q Dozen Brooms 4 Dozen
MM$er ksailss Dozen scrub Bgwfhe Cases
Canned Frait sassofkedsl 30 Cases Coal 0tl 8
Cases Eaaue8 8uKaat@es3 Cases UAmmud Corus
MMN GOODS
2N Yards Gray Jeans 800 faras Blue Denim
8Aa n n84N FLANNEL shirNng. ESQ Yards Bed Tick
tnKs iaa Narss sheetnKs tHa Narie Towel5nNs
50 Yards Table linen l8a Naras Eleachcd Ions.
dale Muslin 6r@ss F@mE BmttomR Gross
Pant Buckles Gross Asafa shirt Bnttans
lG Devon sraols ClAykn ThFcAag 100 Yards Old
g8aAd Cotton E5anmoks
Alta, proposals 81 furnish ard deliver in guam.
t8tfHs needed, frrgh mcafN, Ctc. as follows.
Beaf tFuaat and EteAkA AMtjnn, Rofk. Veal, N8sh.
Hams. Breakfast Bacon. Eara BatieF, Hsg cats
etc MI. G@0nEAtA
mH Secretary II Board oi Trustees
, 1892-02-10
.CH0KED TO DEATH.
HON NEATLY IT In DONE WITH
ANARCHISTS In SPAIN.
Fear Wen HTeer Death la Chairs An
WadFid--une Of Them Terribly
Frightened abant it--An Execm-
1faner fer zach culprtt.


tiener fer zach CuIprit.
MApRIB, Feb. lQ.-Four leaders of the
anarchists, who led the recent attack upon
the town q Xeres. were garroted today.
The platform on which the men were exc
cuted was surrounded hy detaehments az
infantry and cavalry ard tie route from
the JAN 70 the platform was lined with SOL
disr with losded rides. The executions
wess public and THE plaza ana tile streets
lsading to II were packed with dense mass
Of people,
The names Of the four men executed
wera Rhisigni, Garzetelia, Lamala and Lee
hri5ano. When the prisoners mounted
the scsffold they were accom- panied by four
eNecauoneFs and priests and monks. Zear-
nstella was greatly excited and his de-
meanoT showed thai he was terribly fright
eae5, but the other three culprits were
calm and resigned. The condemned men
were Jed 70 the chairs in which the execu-
tioners securely bound them. The metal
collars were placed around their necks
Then each execuaoner took his position at
the back Of the posts and grasped the pow
eTful leverage operating the garnotie. At q
given signal each aexecutfoner gave g sharp
turn to the lever and each condemned man
died instantly. After the executions
though the spectators many Of whom were
friends of the men executed were bitter ia
their denuncistion Of the authorities,
there was no sign of any disturbance and
everything in town Wss tranquil.