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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

when you 60 take the Frisco line 90 So
IIouis and the east for the reason that Il IL
the only Wichita line rnnnisR two solid
trains daily without ehsugs Of any class -
St. Louis morning add night and IL IL the
only line having palaces reclining chair and
Pullman sleeping ears In morning aud
night trains Always on time and surs Of
making eastern connections ~ st. Louis
union depot 2stf
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Wichita Iroduce Market.

WICHITA Feb. r.
TLoUR-Hghest patent 81 40, second patent ~ 20
extra fancy 8 90
BIZ TTEE-First creamery Sc, second creamery
Ktc. Gnest dairy &c fine dairy lSc common dairy l24
E0GS-l2c per dozen.
PoOLTkY-Roosters 81 5oa2 on. rer dozen or Sc
PEI pound, hens g Wl2 81 per dozen or C. per
pounc, spring chickens 81 1892 50 per dozen 5lsc
per Fohnd, turkeys scsc per pound duCks-teal
81 % mslards e IS per dezen young geese % per
fOTAToES-Choice SGa55c Per busheL
APPLES-S2 50aA 90 per BARRE
SOAI.-Anthraclte 81 81. Canon City IS 90 Weir
tlty 81 81 krontepac - ", PitsbuTs. ~ 81 Illinois
g. tV,ACAllister a. OC
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Wichita. Feb. q. 1892.

The supply of cattle was large today and
che run of stock was very good for Satur-
day. There was considerable life and
activity in the yards and good many
good sales were made. Nearly all grades
were represented and the bulk OF sales
were made at about steady prices. Some
statesmen report higher sales than yester-
day.
The quotations here presented are 70 give the
shipper idea of the general range OF prices. The
various GLASSES and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according TO the guilty OF Offer
ings and the state of the daily markets. These quo
tatOns are only changed when there has peen
permanent change IN the general market The
representative sales should be referred 10 TO get the
daily fluctuations.
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Ifnn Isfartnn a.rha

John Sebastian. Gsn'I Tiki. aDd PasA Aga
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific ky.r
Chicago, III. for pack Of the latest
mootbes;. siickst playing cards you eve.
saw. JUST tbs thing for high I've p@Ttles.
For SOc. pOstal note viii send Jon I've
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

Private money 20 loan on hrst e1ortgags
At per cent straight. NO second mort
gage, and interest payable annually.
STEeBUcHEL &c BIO,
S. Sc North Main street, Rooms ! and q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

Mr.. WiBslow's Soothing Syrup skoEh
always he used for children fssthinz is
soothss The child. softsbs TIE gums, allSys
ali pam, cures wind cole. and - the best
remedy iSg dssFrBoez- i @sBty HTeesuts q
bottle Used ~ millions d mothers
60 * g<s =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

A. W. Harden. the PHOTOGRAPHER, Is still
In business ut 204 East Douglas avenue
and intends 20 stay. Ia connection with
his wichits gallery he has established two
branch gzilerys. ore at Mulvane and one
at Conway SPRING. All who desire work
in his line would do well to give hin: .
call dt0 It,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28
Michlla orain Market

WICHITA, Feb y.
Following arethe closing quotations
GRAIN-Car lots ontrack.
WHEAT-SSc.
CORN-New 29s5Oc.
DATS-2Sc.
kNE-No or better 509hSc.
BAY-Baled 81 5O616 20 per ton loose. 81 oNa5 10.
GROUND CONN-Cbop In car lots 15c per 100
pounds. corn and oats $40 per lUJ pounds, bran
~ ked Csc per 100 pounds.
FLAXSEED-65670c.s
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nahx C.rri,rna

The finest supply. stylish. strong. snd
down at the lowest prices. Small profits
and quick sales. IL the motto Cor abe season
at Palmer's toy store. 2a3 North AaiB At
AZ
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MTSCELLANEOUS.

Under this lead DC per lire per DAY.
ITSO FURNITURE POLISH. Is ASD 20 CENTS
u bottle. restores the original "a ish 70 furni-
ture pianos organs. sewing machines buzgtes. ron
ssfs- ami ratings. Manufactured only " the Enc
Furnitare 60. 10 " Douglas ave ga TX
C,CALE BOORs-THREE FORMS. sTASDARD.
- Howe and Fairbanks Prices: Single books b.
mall . cents three books for lz01 ak books Sal
The best Scale BOOK printed. when ordering stAts
what form yoa want Address wichita EaEis-
Wichfta Kan ds7r
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New Nork AoH.,

NKw YORK. Feb. =
Money on call easy with no loans Closed offered
81 : perCent.
Prime mercantile paper 4d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady At s. $50 for
siSty-daA bills ana - % for demand.
! otal sales OF stocks today IA. so SHARES,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

The Santa Fs route are now running a
through chai- car 20 Omaha via Superior,
Neb. ia connection with the Fremont,
Elkborn and Missouri Valley railroad.
leaving Wichita at 9 D. n and arriving in
Omaha the next evening az SO p. NJ This
service will consinue daily
S3-tf W. ID. MUEDocK. D. p. A.
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e7ni

Blank charters and eli kind OF iega
blanks for sale by
IHg WICHITA EAGLE,
6TI. Wichita, kAasaa
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NeYr Ynrk Prnhncn

NEw YORK. Feb. =.
CoFFFE-Spot Pho dun snd nominal No. l5c.
h5JJ bssgs.
sCGAIt-Renned dull and steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

Thirty per cent saved on suits or pants
to order by calling az the Wichita Tailor
ing company. Latest and largest line of
spring goods to select from SO ". Malu.
,Ioo lie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

Mr.. Fred RIGHT will give ssch lady a
sample bottle Of perfumery aud souvenir
cards who will call at his store. EOS f.
Douglas ave. dSS 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

German Physician. graduated IN = eslrany.l orre
SO f. ppQglH= ave. hoDrs 20 u n. "a. , 10 and
10 o. M. ResiGedce 4o2 y Main ~ Diseases O. fae
stomach and Abdoneo AID Female Diseases a spsc-
AlJ. A-zEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

DIR. z. r. Hamilton starts for southern
New York Tuesday. March I. to see his
sick father Before returning he win take
a few weeks past graduate instruction In
the eye and ear hospitals OF New York
City. dSo 1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

60 eat sia The New Ebort line. Ms
sour Pacific Pleasant 1911 rossss
7hropgh Sleeping and chair cars vithouf
ebnazs Wickitz % 81 EOujA 80 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28
city aaa

Ahandsome iithograpb nap OF the city
showing ali the streets and location OF ~
ublic landings etc. ior sale at thi
otacs- 49,
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Isrffss smigrsfipg 20 'bs b6rth~ea
viii fssd i 10 their interest," ~ calling
the Koek Isiaad ticket ofsies fos Informs
ten regarding rafss. foatss and secotzas1
catsons VA fLss liz Dc not So bs 30
o.iEed ~ agents q ether iiDrs - % thls
route foG are isslt~d 20 cal ~ the osios
and - ccGTinosd - - TIE su1sgsOrstF -
the Great Eoek isssEs route ever eli
o. berr BY psfFeEtEisg tbis isrs Joa osa
have TIE eaoics - soug oihezsgt EoGs1s
west q psnvsr. Tor spesa, safety spz
eosasoEt ~ Rock Isissd jea1s The process
ssoa. ~ H. " isN2ET. Tiekst AEsaL
Dnns 80 last Dcbgsss sssgus. rsofns
1ssa stEeet ce8-tt
6. A. T. sTArEENCsHFzEssp A1CafSsoS
1854.
Tss Nlssoa7i Pseizc fEsIway company
val ell Fygsd trip tsrkses 20 Afesinsoa,
Ezn fsg half fare Tickets nil bs SID
! ehruzxF @srd % z7ta isciasiss. xaod IN
= tzsrn up 70 sad iEelssdinz February 1ssh.
sslsasissF lbs dzirs sid rates. ear hsif
f.fe reZsiar far. a. ~ c.ET e1snT. IN
SprTa Hais sfr.s: o. dept. cogssr Seeosd
AID N ssagt4 ssfsxsz-
r y BLRcxGHr,
Co. X. ssa i A. ~ r r =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28
PERSONAL.

VURIN LES-wTTH ALMOND NUT CREAM
w you positively rub them away sealed
particulars cents Mary ii. Murray, 1853 WASH
81 8 SIM
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100 North Main Street


Furnished by Apologize s. Mallory.
Abstracters.)
The records in the register Of deeds ofiics
show the following buyers
II T Moore qcd lots 81 to IS Water sc
Behring'S add and 81 TO % Main 80
FltZgeraid's add. ........-... 25
d Mccormick wd ne "A of sw 4 OF
Sc 4 OF sec 81 and Sc = OF NV 4 OF
re OF sec S2-25-l e................. 1900
J o Roach wd ne sec l32s2 So. 2s00
The Deming Investment Co ocd loE
Emporia ave Mead's add and lots
40 to so Douglas ave Mead's Add... I
f Compton wd &c sec - o W.. 500
Mana Pelham wd lot Orchard Sc
Kaeisers add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
G Anderson wd lots 1853 and l55 Ohio
ave CSmpbelfs add. ..........- 600
ID + Rtddell Z S patent full payment.
Mortgage releases, IS, $50. o.
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FOR SALE--MiSCeLldIteOits.
Under this head &c per lire per day.

-----~--------~------~--~---~
E'OR sALE-STOCK or GROCERIES FOR
Il cash or trade. Call or write. Z. Tuttle 100 North
Topeka. das
COR sALE-EGGS FOR SETTING. PLYMOUTH
Il crossed with thorough bred Gold Wyandotte
per l3 30 cents. From Goldens q. 80 West Four
teenth ST. ds9 q
I7OR TRADE-CLEAR sa0Oo STOCK GROCER
II les for good ranch land, ti,CsD cash and clear
business lot in Emporis Kan for hrst-cless jewelry
stock and doing good business Israel Bros. Rad
floor rs y Marketst. ds9 II
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Trains marked thus daily
EQuTPMgNT NORTH Ann EAST

ITaIls uarkrf fhWs :" CNf.v-
EQUIPMEST NORTH Nh EAST
Train No Sit kansas City express. runs aond 70
Kansas City. has char service
Train No tas CORES d irecs from Galvestoa and u
through Chicago train. leaving Nichlts a. u Up =
ard arrives in Ceicsgo the next esy AZ SIS m.
Train No, 90 hAs iYe- reclining char car &c hza-
CNy Pullman 70 Kansas Clty. s4so - Topeka
AtchiSSn and 81 Joseph
KSUEPNEsI sOrTH A%HvESr
Tain No e., has Pullman and chair cAZs-
Train No. s6 has IhroGGa Pain car TO -
y cfth and Galveston
Train No. as nsS reclining CaAsC car frcCa kz1ils
City and stops at " tcai-&
CITY Union TIoEeS osee Cor Main and lst stre-tAz
UEloa Passenger StzfiSA corner uougss zsse "a
srecueS v. = MURDOCH. u. 7. Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28
M1IIl 5sle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle. "a; Hogs, 775;
Horses, "a. Shipments: Cattle, 10;
Horses and Mules, 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

lam glad to see that the people CO this
sunny cline are calling for better goods
and willing TO pay for them: and TO supply
this demand have put in = larger and
finer stock of Pianos and Organs than
heretofore. The 1892 goods are far snpe-
rior TO last year in every way aud / have
the best that factories can produce. tx
you want trash / cannot suit you. I only
want customers that want good goods az
the lowest price. Poor goods are dear &C
any price. II you are going to buy this
spring don't buy Till you see my stock
viii save you all agents commissions. /
will make terms easy.
/ have few goods little used at big
bargains for those who do not want TO put
much money into an investment
Come and see me. l shall be glad 20 show
you what have.
II you want Bicycle l am your man;
Columbia Victor, FOR high grade; Hartford
and Credenda for next.
100 North Main Street
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PHYSICIANS.
u. L. HATS. u. ID.
DIR. NECH1N.

"a Douglas ave- WlchLIs Kan Practice limited 70
Eye Eas. Nose, THREAT. ana dating Spectacles s-if
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ATcHisox. TorEKAAs 81


NORTH AND EAST.
No. lit' Kansas City express
No 40 Chicago yestlbuled
express. 1880. -...-......---
No. S0e' Missouri River ex-
ka0S---. .--.---.- s-s--------- %
No. AZ Euglewocd EXPRESS
SOUTH AND wESr.
No tC.' Oklahoma CITY and
Oklahoma express. ......--
No. g. Caldwell and Pan
handle sxpresf-............
Nc. as Ft- Worth. Calves
ton and Texas express. 49,.
No. 5lSs Wichita I1press
Nc. as Englewood aeon. 49,.
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L. L. MUNSELL, III. ID.
sPECIALTIEa
DIR. CROSKEY,
DIR. e. EMMA COBB,

Females and ChiIdreus diseases a speciality.
Home for ladies' during confinement Strictly pri-
waite when so desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided for children when desired. Letters OF inQui
~ confidential and answered promptly Home III
Ida Avenue. Wichita. Kansas
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Chicago Gram ana Prod

CHICAGO Esn p.
Wheat-Lower
Cera-QuieI and weaker
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FOR EXCHANGE.
TYPE. WRITERS.

TTyEN TYPEwRTrERS TO RENT TYPE
Il writer's for sale; supplies for All machines.
hail orders givel prompt attention. Agent for the
'C aligraph.S Write Tor circulars. ko0m Il, Zin--
merry block, Wichita. dsl II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28

Elegant reclining chair oars on AL trains ard
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 70 Kansas City and
Chicago without change night traina Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to 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 l99.
W. y. WTsHART, Ticket Agent
JNo svsLeTTAN. q. I. & P. A. Chicago. Ill
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The tuirta Badly eagle: Sunday orning braaa 2s 1882
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

WANTED = TIE TURKISH AND VAP0R
W baths viii cure rheumatism and pains OF all
kinds IN any part o. the body; sarnpOos and plain
water baths are also given. 81 Z douglas. dS5 AZ
w ANTED-To IRADE 4-EoOH HOUSE AND
w lots and barn in Nicke rson. nan.. for team
and farming utensils Inquire Of A Wright,
Hicker>on. or al rs ohio ave. Wichita 50 isr-
tNANTED-A LIST or GOOD FARMS FOR
w sale, Have calls every few days foe farms.
Please step N and list your property, city
". J. r. keese. az Z. Douglas ave. dHu
{IASTED-WE FURNISH SEALS OF ALI.
w kinds. Notary Public, Lodge and Corpora
lions. Also Notary Records and Blanks Address
Wichita Eagle Wicsita, han. uSl II
T AIDES Try DR., NELSON'S OAK BALM
II for female diseases. The very latest only 81
for one months treatment Kate NJ Shaman.
agent lSl. y Emporia ave, Wichita CO. st
w ANTED-oLD RAGS-LGePoUNDS. CLEAN
w cotton and weolen rags: viii take them in
lots OF 10 pounds up at IL cents per pound, cash.
Hew many POUNDS hayeyoul Address -ka=s." cars
Eagle ONCE. d55 Il
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livery one ~ NEED Og INFORMATION
II the sGbject OF advertising vii 40 well 70
obtain q COPY ~ Book for AdYertissrsT ~ pages.
price 81. HAILED, postage pz;d rsc-iYt % price
Contains careful cofu piistiOn from lie lu1sFtaAu
Newspaper Directory o. ali TIC bSst papers sad
class journals gives the circulation rzfin of EVER
one snd good deal of Information about rates AID
ether matters pertaining 20 The bushes. OF sdser-
Using. Address kowefIs Advertising Ba7,Aa, u
Spruce street. sew DTE. Gar syy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28
BOSTON DENTIST,

Full sets teeth $500. Amalgam
filings soc, Ladies and Childrens'
teeth cleaned so cts. 10 L, Douglas
Ave. 46-tT
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DANCIEG SCHOOL.

T1ROM THIS DATE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
IL Miss Ford viii hold her dancing classes on
tuesday and Saturday evenings on!y. On Thursday
evening she will give a club dance TO the members
Of the club dance now organized Childrsn1s class
SATURDAYS AZ 80 .. m as usual
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GOING NORTH AND EAST. /
No. . Colorado Spring..
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily,
No. , Kansas City St, Louis
ami Chicago. Through
Mall and ex. daily..........l
No. Kansas City 81 Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily. .......a..-... =. .....
No, - Accommodation.
daily. except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. sKansasa City st. Louis
and Chicago eX, daily.
No. | Kansas City st, Louis
aud Chicago through mail
and ex. daily.
No. 81 Accommodation daily
except sunday 49,. .....t
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nR. LIE DUCs PERIODICAL PILLS. THE
IL great French remedy. act directly on The men
strual - stem and positively SUPPRESSION q tis
nen-es. Warranted 20 promote ussrstr9stiofl
these pills should not be taken during pregnancy
American PHI 2snF. E0yEi, prOprisfOTs. Spa
Ger Ia ~ uine supplied By ChAs. LaNrssscs
~ East Douglas Wiehit~. ka5- ~ wholesale and
retail l4&IF
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
The Ex-Paymaster's Divorce
Set Aside by a North Da-
kota Judge.
This Leaves the Countess De
Zichlinske in a Peculiar
Plight.
She Is Duly Married to Mr..
Yorke, but Cannot Live
With Him.
A Philadelphia Story Regard
ing the Parties to the
Strange Case.

FARGO, N. D.. Nov. 19.-Judge Nc
Connell yesterday heard arguments on
the motion of Attorney Rose to set
aside the divorce granted Oct Is, 1891,
in the case of Yorke VS.. Yorke, on tn he
ground of fraud, because due legal
notice had not been given to the de-
fendant, Mrs. Yorke. SO she was unable
to appear and defend the suit. A di-
vorce was granted on the petition of the
husband, who was formerly paymaster
of the United States navy. charging his
wife with desertion and adultery. The
husbands attorney was NJ A. Hildreth,
of this city. The first thing Mrs.
Yorke knew of the divorce being
granted was through dispatch from
Fargo. Mr.. Yorke married again about
week after the divorce was granted.
Mrs. Yorke at once took steps to have
the divorce set aside. Judge Mcconnell
granted the petition to set aside the
divorce. The lady Mr.. Yorke married
after the divorce and who is now de-
clared not to be
His Legal Wife
is Countess de Zichlinske, and is very
wealthy. They have been living near
Bismarck. The grounds OH which the
charge Of fraud is based are as follows:
Attorney Mahnken, of Fargo. first
commenced an action for divorce
years ago, before Judge Rose at
Jamestown, alleging desertion, and
Mrs. Yorke'S attorney, Sprague, of
Philadelphia, filed an answer denying
the allegations. This action never
came to trial. and Mr.. Yorke's attorney
wrote Sprague that he would be notified
before further action was taken. In
June, 1890, Attorney Hildreth filed an
order at jamestown naming himself as
Mr.. Yorke's attorney instead of Mahn-
ken, and on the same day filed papers
dismissing The suit. He then at once
commenced another action before Judge
Mcconnell, at Fargo,
Alleging Adultery
as we'll as. desertion. In the former
suit Mrs. Yorke's residence had been
given as BrYn Mawr, Pa, and Sea
Girt, Nd. and the name OF her attOr-
ney as Sprague, of Philadei-
phia. Notwithstanding these facts
Hildreth filed an affidavit, alleging
that Mrs. YOrke's residence was un-
known, upon which the court allowed
service to be made by advertisement,
which was done by publication in the
Fargo Sun, small weekly paper of a
few hundred circulation. Great care was
taken to prevent the newspapers get
ting knowledge of the case, the COM
plant and affidayits being removed
from the court files 10y Hildreth. When
the case came on for hearing the di
vorce was granted, there being no ap-
pearance on behalf of Mrs. Yorke. A
few days after Mr. Yorke married again,
and then papers in the case were re-
turned to the files. This is believed to
be the first case in the state where di-
vorce has been set aside after the par
ties had married again. 1t is not yet
known whether any action will be taken
against Attorney Hildreth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
THEY WE'RE ALL GAY.
Story Regarding Some Of the Par
ties to the Case.

Special to the Globe.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-In 1872,
Assistant Paymaster Louis A. 4Orke,
U. S. n, was stationed at Philadelphia.
awaiting orders. He resided at the
Colonnade hotel, and was a conspicuous
member of a rather gay set of Philadel-
phia society bloodS of that epoch,
among them George F. Leland. after
wards surveyor of the port of Philadel-
phia, under President Arthur; j. Bolton
Hulme, noted as being the Adonis of
the famous City troupe, swell local
cavalry company, and at one time en-
Drette: Richard II. Townsend, who
subsequently married the only daughter
of William l.. Scott, the Erie, Pa,
millionaire; and number of others of
like conspicuous bloods. Yorke was
handsome, dashing officer of
Southern birth, and created
considerable havoc among the fair sex.
At that time there was certain noted
"Bill' Whitney living in Philadelphia,
married to one of the daughters of
Smith, the we'll known Philadelphia
brewer. Whitney was a rather wild
son of we'll known Philadelphian. His
pal was the famous handsome John
Tobin, since deceased, and they regu-
larly maze ln6 Quaker ClLy uoWl WueH
they got started on the rounds. Madame
Whitney was neglected." and she
found consolation in the society of the
handsome paymaster. 1t was case of
mutual love at first sight, ana when
Mrs. Whitney secured divorce they
were married. Paymaster Yorke
soon thereafter left Philadelphia
on three years. cruise on the
United States sloop-of-war Yantic. He
returned in 1875. He was separated
from his blushing bride a short time
after his return, and her family eXerted
their influence so successfully towards
Yorke's undoing that he was either dis
missed or resigned from the naval serv-
ice. He met the lady whom he subse-
quently married, and they went to Bis
marck, N. D., about two years ago. The
news of Judge McConnells action in
setting aside his divorce from Mrs.
Yorke. nee Whitney, nee Smith, was
received by the Smiths with unfeigned
satisfaction, and they will probably
leave no stone unturned to assure the
ex-paymaster's further punishment
Further developments are awaited here
with considerable curiosity.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20

This awakensa sense of gratitude which
it is great pleasure for Inc to thank
fully acknowledge. | should not, per-
hapS, introduce anything somber on this
occasion, but | know that you will for
give me when | say that every feeling
of iubilation, and even my sense OF
gratitude. is so tempered as 10 be al
most entirely obscured by a realization,
nearly painful, of the responsibility L
have assumed in the sight of the Ameri-
can people.
"When L consider all that we have to
do asa party charged with the control
of the government l feel that our cam
paign, instead of being concluded. IS
but Just begun. If we see nothing in
our victory but license to reyel i'll
partisan spoil we shall fail at every
point. If we merely profess to enter
upon our work, and if we make apparent
an endeavor to do it as cover for seek
ing partisan advantage, we shall invite
contempt and disgrace. If we attempt
to discharge our duty to the people
without complete party harmony Ill
patriotic action we shall demonstrate
our incompetency.
Il thank God that far above all doubts
and miSgivingS we may constantly see
the lights of hope and safety. The
light we see is the illumination from
the principles of true, honest and pure
Democracy, showing the way in all
times of danger and leading us to the
fulfllment of political duty and the re-
demption of all our pledges. Let us
not be miSled to our undOing by other
lights of false Democracy which may be
kindled in broken faith, and which.
shining i'll hypocrisy, will. if allowed,
lure us3to the rocks of failure and dis
grace. My belief in our principles and
my faith in our party constitutes my
trust that we shall answer the eXpecta-
tiOns of our countrymen and shall raise
high aloft the standard of true Democ-
racy, to fix the gaze for many years to
come of prosperous, happy and a
conte nted people"