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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03
BICYCLES,

have arranged with the factory 20
supply all dealers in this part OF tho
state, with the CLEAvEIASD BICYCLES.
They have the finest ciineh Pneumatic
tire In the world. Don't buy mi you
have seen one. ] also nave the reliable
Columbia and Victors. A few old
wheels at big discount. Come aud
see what ] have.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

The board Of supervisors OF elections IN
and for the City OF Wichita, Kansas. here
By give notice that the following named
persons have been appointed TO ali the
offices of judges and clerks OF elections TO
be held on the sth day of Novembet, A D.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

The Behring sea dispute has now
reached that stage where England
must either hack down from her inn
.peneus stand or De compelled to. In
every honorable way the United States
has sought to avoid difficulties and
bring to speedy settlement dispute
which she had no part in bringing
about From time immemorial the
Russisn governments has claimed and
exercised the right OF diving from the
waters surrounding the seal islands 20
a distance of enc hundred miles from
shore, All vessels caught in the act of
pslsg'c sealing. In the early twenties
OF this century this night was ques-
stoned by the English and American
governments, but not enforced to the
point eS defined limit. In 1867 our
government purchased from Russia
Alaska and the seal Islands in Behrng
sea. Since then the fruits of oar puc-
chase have been made to suffer at the
hands of Canadian pcschers in these
waters Year by year Canadian zeal
fishers have grown holder. until their
pillsging became at last AZ unhearahle
that mere stringent measures were ef
necessity insugurstea. The Savwsrd
q Canadian pesching vessel, vas seized
ard condemned. TIE British govern
nlent. a. The inst cation Of Canada,
took the matter up, diplonstie CORES.
poudsnce followed. A comm sGon
vas appointed 20 ssnair 20 these water.
aud carefully observe We effects II
pelsgic sealing on sesl hfe. An abb
trstion ~ss agreed %, and n the mean.
tine = medss vissndi snisrrd sntn,
avewsaly for the pnrpe.e 81 protect
ing and psrpstustne seal hfs antil
sBeh uuse "a h@ssd ST arbitration
aoula aseeie the hmis 81 wassgs suf-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

There viii be few democrats TO throw
up their bats this morning. The city
csnvsnlion held last nj ght aid just what
it was expected Il would do. The city
hall gang controlled II. and. Ike the
ersAtnrs OF every corrupt combination,
the convention ratified the slate pre-
pared for II without dissension. Mr..
shanahan Is a gentleman OF good stand
ing IN the community. The gang APP
preciated the necessity for the nomna-
tson OF such mau. Alone and I'M
psayed by the evil associations OF this
political oligarchy ne might be able 10
give the city clean administration.
But he will be helpless IN the hands Of
the cormorants who packed the eau
euses and controlled the convention.
HIS election will insure the present
aominancy of these hateful fac
nonists, and the city will be
misruled and its treasury plundered as
they have been during the past four
years. IL is idle TO say OF Mr.. Shans-
han that be will rise above the machl-
nations of the men to whom he is in
aebted for bis nomination. He can
not dlsentangle himself from the
meshes they have adroitly thrown
about him. lie is the victim of the
gang and the tool OF the morning or
gan of the party, whose owner Is de-
tegmined to subyert the will of the
majority Of the party rather than that
= political rival shall triumph. The
democratic nomination belonged to the
Hon. Edward Dykeman, who repre-
sents the better wing of the party. Tue
party organ, owned and controlled by
ais Interest political enemy, issued its
hat yesterday morning, disregsrdIng
he policy II has heretofore pursued
lad boldly and impudently demanded
hat the gangs candidate should and
must be- nominated. The edict was
sss yed, because it was the edict Of the
rang and because the would be boss OF
Il tnreateaed TO bolt II bis wishes
we're not carried out. 10 low
remains for the honest and honorable
democrats to reaent this insult to their
Intelligence and love of fairness by ex-
pressing their disap2robation at the
polls The HERALD regrets that Mr..
naanahan is forced into the position
Of a stool pigeon FOX the vuItures of his
party, because his moral and mental
worth deserves a less Illuminating re-
ward. Decent men will be compelled
20 forego what under other circum-
,iancss would be q pleasure and vote
against him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
The World Don't Know
Only Women Realize the Truth

she lei eahsastee frem Rervees weak lees
white returning fron vera
Al. wSnea, ysl essY c3n understand thiA
90 ~eiavn. sAiss. rs ape Yea wb8 are ga
fAed ia ofEses. Ikaia saa fssf0rteS. hes hesss
Is yer erGagrfY. hss sesring ason year
nerses. Low exhsastiEg te year slrenEfa. aos
bligbiinE 10 soar erSugs 1oa are 0ftes aer-
Ness. generally ws1E. aud alssss tree. GA
ieel lSsxa.d. los spirited. ifsless zna misee-
able. shie isaos fziafaess. sense 81 full0ess
or 6ositDs after meas irregular appetite.
constipation. heaCa-hs. wake gnFriftsAed
ifom SLEEP. have tnsi&fsA. weak back. bach
ache bearing down paias. irreEg srgties A al
dur ~ spr az you always fssi worse.
Thousands Sls0 have had the u rlp which has
left them with weak nerves snd Initiated
bod es
The Freat nerve strengthened and fsGn@ie
restorative Is Or. 6fernss NeTverA Na rem.
eay IN a weird IS SO sure TO ressorr stfeagtA
90 tie weakened and worn car nerves bring
the bloom Of health 10 the cheeks stfeagfa ~
the limbs and Tigor 10 the whole system. L Sc
II aad u Mill give you strength for your vera.
IL Is the best OF sll srriaE med eaes- Puresy
vegetable and harmless Druggists, 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
CLEVELAND A CERTAINTY.

We think so. Judging from the pres
ent indications. The democracy's
bind devotion to that amazing accident
is characteristic. Democratic leaders
hate the man. and yet he's the only
material thing they have had TO tie to
for twenty-five years. He was once
what none OF the leaders ever was. He
happened TO be made president
Quserly enough. they understood the
situation, too. They knew that in a
fair deal Cleveland would be beaten. rs
ne was in bis second run. They know
that he will be beaten in his third run.
Yet without a single policy or principle
to unite or consolidate the public SEN
timent. they will set up their demi-god
and his plstitudes, because they have
nothing else and nobody else which
mean anything whatever. But if be-
tween now and June the democratic
leaders can find the pretense of living
issue TO make a fight on, Cleveland will
sink TO the bottom like the gentleman
OF the song.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
AMUSED MEN rs.
Powers-Rhea in ia Cxarina"

Powers-Rhea in .La Cxarina"
! Any play writer who attempts to con-
dencc, even an episode in history, TO
dramatic form ventures OH dangerous
ground. He is confronted on every
side by q ponderanee of incident CIR
cumslances and facts which lie must
reduce and boil without weakening the
thread, the wire, which holds bIs story,
while at the same time he must color,
and exaggerate with dramatic effect.
Many dIamatists of this day have used
stirring events In recent history ss
their theme for plays, but in many in
stances they have oycrwe;shed their
efforts with explanations and descrip-
tons, and the action, and movement
lapscs into sluggishness and tails 10
com and the dramatic interest which
is naturally expected. Eugene Scribe,
VINO wrote ia Czarina," which Rhea
gave us last evening, was master OF
dramatic construction when he touched
n historical subject. He understood
how 10 introduce characters,
how TO clotncas them in the
sock and buskin without separating
them from their true .colors. He could
transfer a fact TO the stage and main
tam its identity. SO last night Ne
heard the story OF Catherine and Peter
distinctly told, and told in manner
which not only left its impress on the
intelligent mind, but it possessed also
instructive value. Rhea, who must be
acknowledged as All actress of strong
personality. of attractive grace, found
IN Catherine, role which Uas pllabls
anu suitable to her judgment and
artistic Sc Sc. In her hands IT was at
all times regal and dignihed person
age. 1t was embellished by those
courtly aud refined graces of manner
for winch Rhea is noted. There was
an air of refinement, a seemingly
natural dignity, delicately tempered
by womanly emotion, which, barring
the faults of being misunderstood in
the imprisoned utterances, COM
manded respect and admiration. In
this impersonation Rhea is individual.
She is original, and, in fact, any
character which she stamps with her
thought and act has peculiar and
striking identity. Whe shall not for
get Rhea as Catherine. William Har-
ris entered we'll INTO the impetuous,
nervous and acting spirit of Peter the
WALL Ills was
and portrayed distinctly the unrelent-
ing and fearless ruler of the Russians.
Lauren Bees as Count Saphieha enact
ed the part in a subdued but effective
manner. Mr.. Armory was unctnous
and amusing as Flllerbeck, the some
what bibnlous admiral of the navy.
Others in the cast which contributed
valuable sssistauce were Messrs. Dun
bar aud Carruth, aud Misses Ahell,
Graham and Jordan. ''La Czarina"
will be repeated at the matinee today.
khea wore many rich and gorgeous
gowns which caused Il suppressed NUT
ter OF admiration among the fair sex
in the audience. Tonight Rhea will
appear III sparkling and stirring COM
cly entitled Gossip" 1t has been re-
cclved with marked favor IN the large
cities. and as II purports to reveal the
weakness of women IN the matter OF
gossiplng, its title Is well taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
Notes From the Hotels.

The New Livingston managers con-
template occupying, III the near future,
the cOinmodiOus room now used 10y
KortIander & Murphy. That firm will
soon erect block, into which IL will
move. As soon as the room - vacated
Messrs. Irish will convert it into one of
the finest hotel Offices and reception
rooms IN the state. The ceilings will
tie DECORATED, the floor tiled and all the
modern convenience IN furniture and
appurtenances put IN. The space now
used as an Office will be devoted to
reading and lounging.
District Passenger Agent Wandering
OF the Duluth, South Shore d Atlantic,
with headquarters at Jackson, regis
tered at the Morton house la night.
MIR. Wandering - one OF the best known
railroad men IN the country. For years
lie Was ticket agent at Jackson Tor the
VI. &. X. X. company. lie Is known IN
every hamlet, village and city IN the
state. His continuous good nature
and pleasant ways wins for him host
of friends, who never have occasion To
forsake hum.
Mertou-J. II. Edmerton, South
Boardman: c. 4. Bnsk. Detroit; :. A.
Watt, Saranac; W. Mcdonald, Detro I;
Charlie. L. Smalcs, Detroit; II. J. iioyt,
Muskegon; III. ID. Brucb, Battle Creek
Samuel :. Walker, Nil,s; Thomas
Macleod, Detroit; r. II. Wheeler, Man
istee; Van Deerlng, Jackson; ". L.
Porter, East Jordan. NJ. A. Ayres. De-
iroit; +. q. Row aud wife. Lansing: W.
/. Hunter, Kalamazoo; George II An
thony. Detroit; +. J. Wright. Port
Huron; ID. c. Tilletson. Maskegou.
New Livingsion-L. b. Sandy, Mans
tee. W. W. Carman. Detroit. John
Macfie, Grand Haven: +. u. IIlbbard
Detroit Mrs. c. b. Dillingham;. Ian
sing; J. Blanchard, Detroit; r. W.
gaylord, Detroit. Jacob Beck. DE.
troit; Geo. r. Rugell, Detroit,
IT. II. Monnson, II. =. Mehnson,
Detroit; O. c. Mcdonnell and wife.
Lowell; J. J. Ewing, Detroit; J II.
Msr.slle, Detroit; John L. Steele.
Iona; c. II. Garden, Detroit.
sweots-A. j. Franklin, Detroit;
George NJ. Parsons. Ka amazoo. George
r. Oven. Detroit; ID. Van Rap aud
wife, Traverse City; Mrs. George MAI
Teton. GreenvIlle, William III. Hughes.
Detroit: Jsuson +. Ntcnols, Lansing
+. Qucllor, St Louis; 7. J. Hoct,
Detroit. r. VI. ITwn, Lansing
L. Y. DAVIS. Fremont, r. T. Knapp,
Detroit George Ausiin. East saginaw;
r. ". Gardner, Detroit. ". II Brand /,
Petoskey. y. H. Culver, Detroit;
George Monroe, owosso; J b neggsr.
Batils creek " II. Lsniine. pet0skey
VIM = Jones. Hlllsdsle. o. r. Ailus.
Lansing, Geo. 7. Smith. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
General Mention.

Next Monday nights cake walk at
Hartnian's hall gives promise OF rare
ana enjoyable time, and members Of
the colored aristocracy can be noticed
on the street walking little straignter
in prospect or entering the contest. In
the hotel dining rooms the same fever
prevails, and what If the waiter does
allow the gravy TO gently sTlckle down
your spinal column, or accidentally
eplll bowl of soup on the trousers that
have been so carefully creased
they cannot be told from original hand
me.downs2 Just ''get onto" his curves
aud the faultlessly regulated footstep,
and tip him an extra dime for not in.
terferIng with your breath. The super
fluffy ct razor displays IN the windows
OF the hardware stores and the absence
Of the leading colored ladies who are
having their dresses cut down 10 the
prevailing styles of ballroom attire,
are sure signs that the cake walk fever
is nDon us. The sale of seats ~ now IN
progress at the box Office on Ottawa
street, beneath the music store.
Another matinee at Smiths today
The bill next week - tempting one
and assurances are given forth the very
best vet given in this theater. The bur.
iesque "Csrmsnclds" ought 10 surely
attract the multitude II advance notices
are % he relied upon.
Seats are now on sale at Powers for
the engagement o. that great romantic
actor Joseph HswoTth who opens 81
Powers OF Monday IN est. Marc. -
TUESDAY be sill play The Bells, snd
oa wednesday "Rny Bias"
10 not miss the excellent vaudeville
81 Gesry's N your feGnd OF smuse
naenfs. IL ga great entertainment for
The nausF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

She is rendered a Compliment
tary Dinner
BY THE W0MAk'S PRESS CLUB
A Dainty and Delightful Repsst IS Spread
in Style by Mine Host Paahind
Of the Merton.

Sweet win the perfume CT flowers.
the electric lights shedding a mellow
refuigenee. the Ordinary OF the Nor
ton presented an inviting appearance
when the doors were thrown open at 5
O'Clock last evening 10 admit the mem
hers OF tile Michigan Woman's Press
club aud their distinguished guest, the
incompatible Rhea. For several days
the local members of the club had been
In a state Of pleasant anticipation, and
when the fair Rhea arrived they were
beside themselves with eager anxiety
to meet her 81 the dinner which they
bad prepared and were TO tender her.
When the party entered the room
therefore, they were botn surprised aud
oyerjoyed TO discover that Landlord
Pantllnd had spread fer them a
dainty repast ia the most exquisite
good taste. The tables were arranged
in the form of L, covered with the
snowIest of linens and frightened by
the most highly polished silver. Be-
tween the covers and all over the sur
face of tho tables had been strewn
clingng. twining smilax and beautiful
roses, so that feast was discussed in u
veriiable hoquet OF floral iovelness.
The ladies ali appeared in appropriate
dinner costumes, some OF them,
notably that of Rhea. being per-
feet dreams OF rich elegance. The
following constituted the party:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26
Sra, Par. Burned

4 small blsze IN barn owned by
Peter salm. at Ne. ssa Hail street. rss
the cause nf the IRE alarm isst sTeninx
atalA. The FIRE wss discovered ou tee
cut. de Of ihe ha Hdmg snd wss estin-
sasshsd before i bad gained mneh
Brsdssv TIE circumstances sur
gosi I'd ias The sase led ths een.f sf the
hailalas % thmk the bls3s sAs q IA.
eendtsgy oflsfn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

NOBODY was any more surprised over
the practical defeat of the Bland Dill
than the author himself. Tie demo-
Gratis of the east were not prepared 10
meet Inelr constituencies IN the fall
with the passage of such a ball staring
them in the face.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

WHgS a dozen Philadelphias and
Bslhmores are ready Ia sweep the COM
merce Of any hostile nation oil the
seas, the naval force of the United
States will be something for which
foreign governments will feel pro-
found respect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

In is claimed by those in = positlo1 20
know, that TIE resolutions adopted at
the ''city hall gang convention
were written BY gentleman who
I'D not appear IN the hall un-
I'll the main performances was over.
They are conebsd in words OF fulsoms.
praise Of The Pr, sent administration.
including Perry. Wright and kruse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

The bad state OF things in the city
hall, so long under the democratic rule.
should Tie the heart OF every honest
CITIZEN to assist IN giving the republican
party an overwhelming victory in our
coming election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

wasstSsrssSA sfth Is The naval
afaegs todsy esntsined he retirement
~ Rear AafaHsi l.. A kssahefiy. 20
take affect Apfli 2. lie - ea~ serving
ss pfrsasHt 81 ttse bassa Of ssseeesssn
aaa safssy. lie catered TIE ssfssce
a. SIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

II there = any reason Why toe city
bali gang shall be continued ia noa -.
tsfbed possssslou 81 ia nesting pa
The convention held iass night failed -
'insssts =. Iessgauz ticket, pufs and
Simple.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

MtyoR UHL's weakly astemptto inn
pugn TIE sincerity Of the motives of the
republican candidate for msyor. made
in his speech before the democratic
esty convention last night. might be Ell
pecisd from dema gsgue. bat to come
from man 81 Mayor uhfs political
Purity u Z snrpr.klnE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

1T Is with great gratitude thst | ssy d..
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

VII eeDgr~s44~se sa...sS<.A 1888 $500 A2-.-r,
that be has at last cosned the na2n
mo reduced the democratic majority
% nine, Snen be ran for mayor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

iron u careful analysis the repub-
lican city ticke. is shown TO have every
element of strength aud popularity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

KRrsE seemed to have strong hold
On the condolences OF many democratic
delegates last night. lie actually re-
eeIved a respectable vote for renomi-
nation. The gang evidently desired to
show their teeth. bat they could have
done so with more telling, vet less de-
serving effect. Il they had sprung
Perry FOR treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

Let Us be men with the courage of
our honest convictions of right and
vote the republican ticket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

faFrlso "evsnD = sosaatiMes seng
sas I'd ons lyb. BAL shs ewasf SID el4.
TOT a shs msrnss8 aeHsseFstle efgaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

FoR nearly year. or at least since
the Mafian affair, we have been sur
fei ted with sensational stores emanat-
ing from the headquarters of the news
agencies, threatening war with first
one country and then another. IL this
shall continue the country will earn
the undesirable title of . buffer
among The nations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

rounding the islands n which protec-
uon sss necessary. At the time the
modus viyenci uss entered into e uss
well understood by bosh powers that
sonle years must necessarily slapss be
tore a dseisioa could oe reached. bat
international usage prompted tits
measure for Only ons year, toe natural
inference beng that = modus s.stn dl
wenid be entered into year By year
as IN the case OF the modus yiyendl
agreement coacernng the cod fisheries
Until such time as governing rule
could be established by tue board OF
arbitFatoTs. Mr.. Salisbury has seen tit
10 presum ptuonsly refuse a renewal.
AID President Harrison, with the con-
sent of his cabinet. has very prompt y
ana Enthusiastically informed her
majesty's minister, that the rights We
acquired ia Bthriog sea wstrs 10y
purchase from Russia would be pro-
lected st all hazards. THIS answer
might with great prop-iety have been
returned 10 England when she fret
questioned our rights. but that We
met her arrogant demands IN spirit
of fairness, seems 10 have inspired iii
her the belief that we were either un-
Wiling or unable 10 protect right
which has for years been unquesuoned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-26

Jennie Patten, Frances Wood.
Having been SEATED. tasty and unique
menu books i'm the form os quarto
were distributed. The covers of the
books were in open trellis-work gar
landed with roses and peach blossoms.
The first page OF the books contained
the following announcement:
Complimentary Dinner to
RHEA.
by the
MICHIGAN wOMAN's PRESS CLUE.
March Is. al Morton House.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
On the second page, printed in
light nauye, was the
MEM:
Blue Points on Shell.
Olives.
Cream II ChicLrc. Celery.
Droiled California salmon.
Sliced Cucumber.
Bermuda Potatoes IN Cream.
Champaign Punch.
Boiled Gcidea Ployer.
Sliced Tomatoes. French Peas.
Chicken Salad.
Individual lee Creams. with -traw5e. rieS
Fancy Assorted Cakes.
Medslra. Coffee.
After discussing the tidblts and dam
ties Mr.. Pantnd had 50 deity pre-.
pared, Ebca, whose presence OFT the
stage is no less charming than upon 1t,
entertained her hostesses with anec-
dotes concerning Der career and gave
them an interesting description of her
home Just outside OF Paris, Mt Malmai-
son. She also spoke OF Befnhardt
and tod them stories about the serpen-
tine queen. calculated alone for wO-
mans ears. In conclusion she deciar.C
that she had never been SO highly en-
ter,ained at such gathering, and
added that the newspaper women were
so free in conversation and delightfully."-
unaffected in manner that they seemed
to he more "Frenchy" than she be-
lieyed American women capable of.
Upon her invitation the entire party
visited the theater last evening, two
boxes having been reserved for them.