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The sun., 1892-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AlMASAC-rHis DAT.
Sun rises. 10 sun SETS. SO Moon rises. 20
HIGH wAIgR-Ins pAr
Sandy Hook. ) % Gov Island. AL Hell Gate 81
The sun., 1892-12-13

pD LYONS TOOTH POWDER, N metal Boxes with
patent measur.ns tube. Neat aud portable. 10 eta
The sun., 1892-12-13

number Of committeeman who were with
him did not look as il they echoed his seni-
ments. LAST night it was rnmored that Mr..
come away at once after receiving Mr. De-
rew's answer last Tuesday Instead Of remain
ing. at great cNpense to the organization.
are dissatisfied with the state OF affairs. and
are inclined to grumble at Mr.. Arthur coming
here to bring about tho present sett lem eut.
1t is eXr.ctcd that the committee will leave
n u. IL
The sun., 1892-12-13

Your Flat II the Most
consncnoNs part ~ lour nE,Mt net the Dest ,Ars
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MiScedUdHeOus.

MiSCedUdHcOus.
U-ASTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO
w manage an Office GOOD refereuce- and 81
cash capit..l req fred -h'aFy SD PEI year ard IN
test ia bus ness Address ~ f.aDse bsl.dlnE,
Omaha Neb- 11 -
ACTIVE YOUNG AAN.
w hAu.as steam Laundry ca =
wy lNTFD- CCWPETENT STESOGPAFHEfS
w aud took-kssYers vEo cesirs positions. -
spplv ~ ths storsl ACccr DtSnt AID -tsf rsVis
az LGress- re far TIC sfalsr OF bai-ss. toto
rECe Nrt-S.kE kfisss.lTf alc l~azs, az tie toatl-
Nes5sEl- EusIl.ess Jo-lsss y s-alLs. A-u - -
ur.~TyV,-pvsfSrc nFE WHO ARB rs
w Teec % stsLcRrs herr OF Accountants 70 cal
D. he &sI.ou.4 Accountant ard %f.LogEa sd~r.s
bureau branch Cflcs 81 lie EcgtL western A1Ei-
I-ss olIsse ' .cblfa. han We u~u@-J lave GA
car sIE5 .catleH as-I thoroughly Co0l ~srEl sDo&-
kseEefs sfeEog rE>Ir - li Er-l ci&-s Isisse-
e. hep llIHlsLsc .Tss o. cAzrEs 81
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els PASSED from his pen into print and on
the walls Of more than hundred English
houses hang portraits painted by hrs facIle
brush. His versatility was perhaps his
most remarkable characteristic.
In America, Wills is little known. how
ever. but as a playwright. To the minds
of many in this country, when they read OF
his death, will be at once recalled The
Man O. Airlie"-that beautiful, poetlcal
drama which Lawrence Barrett brought
out ten years ago aid produced 1T intervals
until his death. This pathetic story OF
HarebeIl was one of the last that Mr.. Bar
rett told upon the stage. It was written
when Wills was only twenty-eight years old
His most worthy effort as dramatist was
embodied in the tragedy in verse, Charles
L. which Henry Irving acted first in 1872.
1t had a run in London of 200 nights. and
when Mr.. Irving brought it to America its
success was instantaneous. To the splendid
opportunity which this play offered, Mr..
Irving undou btedly owes much of his fame.
Among the other dramas from Wills
pen. Eugene Aram' and Eanderdechen,"
both acted by Mr. Irving; Jane Shore"
produced in America by Genevieve Ward;
OLIVIA" written for Miss Fanny Daven-
port: Nell Gwynue,' and "Whliam and
Susan" are best known. His play, a
Royal Divorce" was founded on the his
tory of Napoleon ana Empress Josephine,
and was produced few months ago II
London by Grace Hawthorne, the Ameri-
can actress. The only two novels Of which
he was the author, which have been re-
printed in America, are Notice to Quit
and ''Wife's Evidence"
His skill as a portrait painter was known
all over England, and had he devoted his
time TO it he could doubtless have made
for himself place among the best of the
century.
Wills was charming companion and
fluent and eloquent speaker. lie wore a
long. unkempt beard was careless about
his personal app. rance, and seldom was
seen on the street without an old brler
pipe between his tee,-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

Oar Midget - a bt;ls oTsr three ysArs
ola. Sns vas taken down - CousT -
land, and after a. boar or two sp~nt "A
seeing re Eigatz i xss ordainsd that os-
purse sa0uid g1vs hsr dip n 10 ssls
waters q Old oosaa. In the bz'hao1ss
the OBJECT Of be< vssit g tas beach EAs
nza.s known % bsT. 81: wbsn shs
rs4cae1 TIE waters e3gs shs estly -
foseri % - tzk~n I1-
ssSursey.~ sald Sc. Tn al STsT
fearsg-
Bat. Midget. YD1 baths u TIE VAR
sTerT day a. home
"Tee. sd I.tEst. '-thas'sin ny LIS
tzh. Tbs tabs 20 biE. To- b.z srttrsly-~
AID ws brought keE hozas vst1oa: 81
sea 5zth--H4rper's Tounz PsoPl=-
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D1NCING SCHOOL.

MISS LUCY FOKD'A DANCING ANADEMh
vi AOC " bal y Market st-ctAsses YNsaAS.
a a1rSday 4na saturday evenings Snl44F 81 . SAas@
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live on a big ranch. This action wss doUbt
less due. in some measure. 10 A quarrel she
has been having with Daniel Bsndmann.
the trasedian. over the ownership Of tdis
property. Miss Beaudet j. a very prerr!
girl, about twenty five years Old She was
born in France OF Spanish parents, and
went on the stage - "a member Of Nile.
Aimee company when she was only four
teen years old. II the end Of her frs;
season she joined Ba1dmann' support
For eight years she served - his leading
lady, playing in traEeiy. TaIs eventually
became slightly mon0toC5Us, and Mss
Beaudet varied IL by suddenly deserving
tragedy and tr.lge1ian a. one AID the same
time and zoiG- in for ceUic opera, al
which she has made 4 colslderGble success
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
Equal to Water Bag and Cheaper.

\ sand bag il one q tire NOS, useful o.
household article. Is virtues are e1ua..
If not superior e. rhe hot water bag and
the cost ! considerably les The sand
should be fne and csean. and should u
ta0ror Ehlv drseI out before benz
"oacged." Il : better "a cover the flannel
bag which holds the sand with = cotton
one. a. this prevents TIRE sand from sitting
out \ bag not larger th2u Jen inches
squsve = al available SIZE Mothers = -'s-e
children are scDI=1- 10 esrlcle w--4 E7a
these bSSs Iaval u434s- tEev Eo.a the h1at
long tiH-e &ll rhal- composition = sa1a
that tley are easily Glustzole 10 -se AZ
fected parts-Ee- Point q View h N-'s
Sork TImes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

Il par. q ;1s co1rt-y where coal u
dear electFlc liZlzt al psywer c0GspAHls<
49, G1.sk41z fsr tas cz@4ges: saos;4ssts
taey -4a ElL A. electro cgErorss.oa
= D-e-grl cas- tas god t1r-uEs - -
aaar re sausa.lls q = .Crszt izz1s@-
e.sa9Ea znF. Af.l Eza frg-zpi3Y sziEs4 "a
correctly - rl - sszsTtng a. 80
Yea -2l szel ieT 20 Poae- pl&1I 4azs
~es.s- - t.- azzsaa5.ls i tzEsa direct
frsal stse sars au4 c1aregea directly =
ls~ sTs 5f Ear saeCtr4- csGzS@aT 'T1ia-
oss zzy Bat - ehzssTSF.-fitt@ Sasg
Dsspafcn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

x ! sad tAAz wheu Dgby Bel, VIZ
sings tie par e Nu.ey H4ssau n '-Ias
Tar and TArlsr. rad fhas E,el1e lad h--e-
-.--tss-e<! h rle ba@~62l. world. Ae wzs *
affected taag - Neys - Il cracsed IL
funniest Jokes- Be o41 EosF tsz7as@e
frank sza41- w1a a clear conscience
Whil@ rhe aghE WAs EaEG 81 r. rs
sss.gsss 10 DR. bzseuall - znss-@r q
rsrIaesD Il tasss Up aar-e raEBaS ~
.-sf-s ftErs. la-- $50 81 tA7~~ wezEs 1la
isasl 20 lvaak hu.ale frpsa tse tTacr erl- Gag
TAez ke nj red f-sz1 spsoTr ~ life gave ~
srsoEizx AID veEs C rs4c-Es 5cAk.4SS&rE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

~ CONGRATULATIONS ,
ac-s AIS Trad - ~ tll= Iaer Ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
,7.por1sA~AN FRANCISCO R.v.

Trains marked TINS run daily.
: est bound train No. l. Ia Pullman car.
West hound train. No. 8, connects AZ Burton SoC
Pueblo NaW Mexico srd southern California
Fast bound No. T. j. sutst train 20 ~ Louis
with char and Fu. .T-su sleeper. Iuskes comes
tons fcr r. smith Little Rock md Paris, Texas
Fsst oou7d 70 2 night cypress 70 - Louis, hGs
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper
C'fy Union Ticket oiFca. Cor Hala and - ssrses
scd Cnson Depot Douglas avenua
,-~urso~ -oPEKAAsaNTA yERP
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

Torrance if he would. unaided, sell ~
tickets He sold the tickets, played Ms
part and made a good impression. which
he strengthened at each subsequent per
Torrance until his fame was known
throughout the land. His most notable
achievement was the creation of the part
Of Claude Melnotte in The Lady OF
Lyons" but the older generation Of thea
ter goers will easily remember that his
work in "elO0 Note" The Pickwick
Club" Nicholas Nickleby" and Shake
sDearean roles was as good as any dur1ng
that period Among the most sincere
mourners at his funeral was Edwin Booth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

night until midnight. Holbein's longest
absence from the track z-~ nine minutes
Hoibein l. magnificent specimen o.
manhood. He was born ~ TwIckenhaTn
thirty wears $50. b7t strange 70 relate
when his Success Is considered, he has oniY
been riding about three years one Of ht
most remarkable achievements during
1921 was AlS RIDE from Bordeaux 20 ParlS
SO miles. IN Zln 55El- lis. ThIs perform
auce stamped b.1a a. q road rider Of
premier ability
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

he recently ere
aJed somewhat OF
a sensation in the
wheeling world by
pushing his safety
n a C hine 36l
miles in twenty
four hours thus
reaking the rec
ord OF 30 miles
held by himself.
The performance
was a remarkable
exhibition OF speed
and endurance
During his long
81 f-y-~,- r-
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, Jan.
oUR-HIghest patent 81 60 second patent e 80
extra fancy e -
BJTTER-FIr,t creamery co.. second creamery
60 fines dairy IL. ru= dairy l5c, common dairy lIc.
EGG--Zjo per dozen
FOULTHE-Roosters 81 aCG2 %. per dozen or &c
ler pound. hens e Ul0s2 o. per dozen or &c per
louTd spring chickens 81 75E2 80 per dozen slac
Urr ruUud. turkeys Tasc per pound dCcks-te1l
- ARDS e. IS per dozen. prairie chickens e %
Ter dozen. young Ee-se e., per pouIl
POTATOES hOire 45asJlc per bushel-
sPPLE~-c2 Cl.yG J1 per barrel,
egAI.-lutLIa,. -ii -. Canon City s. 90 Weir
IIy - e. froureBao a -. FittsJurg. "a ~ Illinois
g. ~, ACAL.steg - 90.
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A-cHrSox. Topeka As,NrA FERR-
~ .ENTvE ----.vE
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Another Old Actor Gone.

Fdmon s. Conner. who died a few days
ago at Rutherford, y. j., was contempt
rary @ Edwin Forrest, and in the opinions
of many people would have been his equal
had he confined his work TO ''legitimate"
characters. He was eighty-three years old.
For many years the people of Philadelphia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

hood. a bank is
ye arnin g and
waiting at River
side, Cal, for
Cobb's care, but
the young pitcher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

According II scientists tnls eartn xiii
oniv exist . million wears longer and
then go 10 uaught, TINS i pretty tough
on the man who Is IN deos fer few tho1-
sands and only gets twelve dollars a
week. win a Z : family on his EaGds a.
tna- E-'' a t0o@ 70 pail OFT
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kne y him as Our
Ned, p" for there be
was born and
there he made his
first appearance.
The latter event
occurred when he
was twenty-three
years old. He was
Il tailor's appren-
tice, but was wild
to be an actor. FL
nally the manage
meut of the W al
nut Street theateT
promised him that
he might appear
at a benefit per
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

lish metropolis,
and his kindly ma
ture and gentle
ways assured him
many mourners
when he died.
W b e n on e
glances over the
record OF the work
he did, il is hard
to see hew in his
sixty-three years
of life hv found
time to do it all.
He wrote two
more plays than
his years number
ed: fourteen nov
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

One Of the greatest amateur long dis
lance bicvclists Of the world Is Montague
A. Holbein. OF England. He mas performed
many rernarkabIe feats on the wheel. but
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

When Louise BeaudeU res -ned from the
New York Casino she announced that she
had permanently retired from the stage
and was going west to take charge Of and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
4 HOME Run. FOR PEACE
Warning Baseball Magnates
Bury the Hatchet at Last
A NEW LONG NAMED SCHEME

Ben milford, Jr.. Who Was Present at
the Birth OF the Consolidated National
League AID American Association OF
Professional Baseball Players, Tells the
Story of the Event.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

az -sas--rs --1- slE1zfs-l7- 49, ---s
.ss- q 4etrlzsEF. eszsGn- pa 10 a-sa4'- ~
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VI = - ~ s1-rs H1~-slrn saas 90 +r AssfE~
Esus CsENE4L co Hrzasn @s.sF -7r I > a
= Ixsxssz-z se-ezs- ssz.s-Als'5 III
FuR SALE IL vIGF5s 4 AA@s 90
KstrEse< BEcs. Eg-sg.sss. 2z- A2aS IS-s "a ave
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vtcrCAkwzs-EuS q. T
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

EBRrGHT.
is not willing
10 retire from
I he diamond
until he has
played a season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Jan. /
Following are he closing quotations.
GkAlN-Car lots Oh track.
WEEAT-13lts5C.
COkN-New LSsS5Oc-
OATS--6G2sc.
hYE-No or better S0255c.
HAY-Balsd - 5y,a5 50 per ton. loose, 81 00,a5 90
CROUND COhN-CEop Ia car lots Sc per 100
POUNDS. corn oats Il W per To- pounds brau
1aCAeG. &c per III pounds.
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81 Oa4 so
HOGS

The receipts of hogs today were exceed
lngIy light, caused by the holiday and cold
wave which kept shippers az home. Hogs
would have sold strong today at this mar
ket. Packers are anxious for hogs and
will take good number.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales Of hogs
III tbs wards today;
20 Dock. Az. Price,
& 20 ri s. %
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COIUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

n. following yztes under tie et5ereRs heAdiHSs
sil he cbSErrd-
~PayabIe Strictly In Advance.
No sdvs~rl--rnsnss takes for less tiIaa % cents.
one LIE sverttsssz e1ts charged same rate a. W.
-. -. -.
I'll FORBIDDEN -
r14,ss Sven .pe- classified heads IN this coingr
he sniy local ADVERTISEMENTS No t0felsa
.tivrrtiSssnazlts taken az prices given
Agawe-S 70 advert esHeErs Ssnt "a esre 81 y,
E.GTy ac3cs shOslll D. calLe. fer within Il d e
aTYsy Insertion When advertisers wish replNr 90
TTar.d 10 them STAMPED envelopes mus % sent
Rafe~@uo~ rc sorrl Adv-F4 SsErlenf- should Elsr
ee-irxto- AID date Of fsscrssOn Or copy O. ths al
vert iseraent ShSHie De 7ent-
Net les Y1r ss3Gr tcr advertisements gwen q ~
continued d telephone
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east. Cobb has great speed in bis delivery
and manipulates the ball so that II curves
sbarpIv away from the plate. His pitch
ing has also another very desirable quality
-stesdiness.
During 1891 the pennant winner OF tne
California league was the San Jose ciuo'
with San Francisco second, Sacramento
third and Oakland fourth. Three OF the
men who did great work for san Jose and
materially assisted her in getting the tag
were Captain Ebright- Catcher Speer and
Pitcher Look baugh-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
A REMARKABLE CHARACTER.

W. G. Wills, the Fam Gus English Dram
atist, Who Recently Died.
The death Of no man could leave wider
gap in London literary society than has
that OF ". q. Wills He was the center Of
the choicest Bohemian circle in the Eng
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicnl6a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, Light; Hogs. Light
shipments: Cattle, So.
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BricfMention-

A regular holiday market.
Hogs would have sold higher today.
Most of the day was spent around the
high five table.
Hale & Painter of Allcott had in load
of hogs and cattle today.
Edwards & Mccullough Of Little River
had hogs on the market.
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MISCELLANEOUS
- 49, = - II. - ~


~ ~ on n = 40 . so
T. year assured q Esasrzi sxsnar - - - f'er
80 Z. =. - d. sv~Ty 40 pa-s :
ca-.an.e- Aa1g~~s wttb = sgAug, feuss ldats-i
A8s4slaals -lss Co, LJuH- Ma. eass ed -
T-vFEY Csr ~ NEED or TSFoaHATfos
T. 90 TIE sabt-~t e Advertising ~ - vel -
1lrsff A eoFy o. Eaes for AassrLs@Ts.' - S~Ss~-
prlls ~ Ssei Pc-laEs p - e. 90. 2. 2, -
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class seagH--- - go -, a-allo. i.Lt.s. :.
r.ssr fsztfrFs pertaining - tie Dos nsas 81 atfsf-
tl.llx H1sfrs. Eo~-ils AdssEtlasn< Blrsss. =
ayss-s stlsst. ss~ asfz- CO. a.
I-CALF pooK--THgEE FORMS. sTASDARp.
- f90ws srE FaIrbsnka FTicss- slrg.s hocEa -
nan = o-nls tbr-s bosss fer = o. - 800 g
7rE.t tsrnl gou vSaL address Eacsl-a kss =
v saGlts. kza- g.
[-,Io-TIG OF sALE-HOLfnAY G1ons.
lovs - q dsscTs y cas- iaos thaa 900 isf -.
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Nov~y spE cor. BOARD - pEs EFTE-
- Baa Ion e-afnE hall- ~ s. s@ih . q -
Dn IL nrcs PERIODICAL Pff8s. THE
pa Ffe1~E resns-iT - azF-cfg ~ - nee
ssrl4l - go Sad poesfFiy ere = - = = =
80 30. sf.o1la ras - tss~z ouftag -srzzasF
1890 FIll osnp.F7 MA yfss '" 60 -
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FINANCIAL.

r-ua.- IT, hsse = pr ns. per .~
ks.{TIHE IyBAN~. GAIGE.k JoA%s-HON-
Is loaHsl usst SrsTJthiaE ~ =. y l2e-
rl1i eve sLAAsgd ElUlsEJ. tsrksf a. = AAe hA%-
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WICHITA, Jan.

There were no receipts Of cattle TO-DAY
aud no trading was done. Eastern mar
kets reported the market steady to strong
which would have ruled here II there
would have been anything on the market
The quotations nere presented are 20 I've IT,
n me Ar fdea of tie general range OF price, ~
Vp,IoIs asses and grades sell vlthlh we U
these quotations accOrdn 20 the qllht"y ..
80 ~ TIE state Of he daily markets lAeSe quo
isfionS ar only changed when there mas beeI a., \
rerr1auent change IA me genera mar zee ,
caily fluctuations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

NoHEH ANn AA~F.
70. az Kansas City express
". az CHICAGO vest bUled
express ..-- ..-..-. .-.--.-.---
Ne. s0S~ Missouri River eK-
prs $1,000 1900
No A. Eng aNoosi expresses
SbCTH ASn WEST.
No g. oklahoma Clty ard
Oklahoma II res>- -...-....
No.@ Caldwell and Pan
handle rNprsst----..--.,-...
N. s0S" p worth. Calves
tou snd 7esas express .--
No. 49, WschitA Express.
No 4s- Enr I-lsn.o.I accrr- -.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

" SsssTfvO." 80
wonderful -p&1ass'
s.ers1T. = -cl4 TtA 8
written GUARANTEES
= -1-g al Nsv1Hls tgls-
49,. So IS = ezs
" arv i.1sE = I.-aI2
Pug GaaG 1~G .
Il zE-fsls1ss E1ssE Ma
- v g1.--s -
E-s1s al 1-s4Es ara
~ So 90 re
g-sre-z ~ tEEs 10
ss 81 ~
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s-i asa q oalc- Cer an and - street UEloa
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co CIuo. He IS said %
be without doubt the
best second baseman
that ever wore the
leagues colors. He IS
a swift thrower, q good
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
IOGERS.

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Pc sso cares the rpsSt assarTEnentGs picr1re
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Children Cry Tor Pitchers CastOria
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PHYSICIANS.

DRS. 81. T. It j. /. EVER EFT.
over 400 f. Douglas Ave. Cor. Topeka
Rooms 4 ., IL, Wichita, I3mT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
THE CALIFORNIA LEAGUE.
Some of the Players Who Fought for the

PenGaat.
Although thousands OF miles from the
great center Of the national game. Califor-
MIA has maintained an active interest IN
baseball for twenty years and many of her
sons have gained both glory and gold on
eastern diamonds Among them are Jerry
Denny. Bill Brown, Fred Carroll and the
late James Fogarty.
Foremost among the players who have
attained prominence in the games played
BIZ the California league this year is James
Sharp. second baseman OF the San Francis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02

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ESTIPlI rNr NORTH A M East
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DIR. CROSKEE.

Office hours to 10 a. IN, l 10 4 \. m.
Sunday. To 1870 a. m. III y Main
IT Residence 1918 \. Market st.
Telephone I2S.
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a
the California league whose playing has
been a matter OF general comment is Dan
ieI sweeney, also of the san Francisco team.
Danny is native of Louisville, and al
though twenty-five years old resembles
the average lad of fourteen He Is but
4 feet 10 inches in height and Is known -
"The Midget"
There is nothing small about his batting.
however. and no man in the league has
better reputation with the stick than ne.
In two games played on one day few
months ago. Sweeney was nine times at
bat and secured eight hits, six Of them be-
ING good for two or three bases. His three
wears OF baseball have been spent with
Jerre Haute. Oakland and San Francisco
George Cobb, who. in the opinion OF
many competent judges, was the star
pitcher of the California league during
iS9l, is one Of the few professionals who IS
not dependent on MS salary for hveli-
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Statesmen.

LIVE GES TO ACT As
w szle-uI e. FOR he Ladies Patent Adjustable
shoe Gail OF address A. 4. Hel-sr. ls' FIapol q,
Do ~"
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SWEENEY. SHARP.
runner and a notably
heavy batter, elmer
right or left handed
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GENERAL STORAGE
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