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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

La Comislon organizadora de las festas del
patron Santiago, nos encarga demos en- su nom
bre las gracias al p1blico en- general no solo por
haber contribuido con su presencia al explendor
de los actos, sno tambien por la cordura come
lamentar ell menor iisgusto. Esto habla muy en-
favor de los vecinos de esta Capital Y de sus ba-
rrios comarcanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28
NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Ha tenido que recojerse hoy en- CANA un po=
co indispuesto, nuestro querido amigo compane-
70 ell sehor don Ramon B. Lopez, director de LA
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico. Hacemos fer
vientes Yotos por su pronto restablecimtento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

:, Varios amigos Sc han acereado. a esta re, &C
clon supl1candonos preguntar que Sc piensa h;>cer
en- Puerto-Rico en- celebration del cuarto cente-
mario del deacubrimiento de America Serfa en-
verdad una verguenza que mientras todo este mum
do descubierto por Colon, Sc agita para celcbrar
dignamente el gran dia, br5Lle la Capital de Pto
Rico por indiferente al recuerdo de uno de los
mas grandes successes que registrar los anales- de
la Historic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

cualidad hasta hoy desconocida en- ell mundo, cual
es la sencillez en- ell manejo asombrosa pronti-
tud en- los disparos. Esta nueva maouina de
guerra arroia 1900 tiros por minute, siendo ell
mAxmo de su trayectoria 2. 400 metros. Parece
un hecho que ell supreme gobierno dara los pasos
necesarios para adquirir, previo priviegio exclu
slvo, este excelente invento'
Las cantidades recaudadas por las aduaDas
de esta provincial durante ell mes de JUNO 1ltimo
arrojan ell siguiente estado--Capital, S1I9, 43736
-Mayagiiez, "a, 4,182.47.-Ponce 63, ,0S9. 6O.-A-
rroyo 2,4S2. e2-Humacao, 1,1o4 3O.-Aguadi
liza, 7,47O70. = Arecibo, 15,555.73. = Vieques,
339. .4O.-Total, $244, O22 Sen la Capital hubo
alza, S53, $50. l8.-En Mayaguez, baia S6,629o7
En- Ponce, alza $4,226.47.-En Arroyo, baja
S2O8.88.- En- Humacao, baja So, 1856. &C. En-
Aguadilla baja $50, 0,O99.l6.-En Arecibo, alza
Sc, 1923. .40-En V1eques, alza 3ll.9O-Alza IL
quida total de la recaudaci6n por la renta de
Aduanas, en- JUNO de este afio comparada con la
de. igual mes del afo anterior, $3 OS5-6S
Nos ruegan la publication del siguiente
'tEn ell tren de las de la tarde de aver regne.
saron esta ciudad nuestros buenos amigos don
Rogelio de Amino don Pedro de las Laras, los
cuales fueron al s1mpatico pueblo de Juncos de-
sempenar comlslones de giro Nos consta que
en- su corta escursion han recibido muestras de
apreclo por cuantas personas de ambos sexos los
han tratado debido las simpatias que siemn,e
han sabido captarse. En- su regreso de Juncos 4
Gurabo tuvo que detenerse momento ell senor
de Ammo, perdiendose en- ell camino pero buscado
en- ell acto por ell senor de las Laras otro AMIGO
fue encontrado en- ell bohfo de un buen matrimonio
que encontr6 con pequeno desmayo dicho Sc
nor Ell cual una repuesto continue viaie lle-
gando SIN ncvedad al parecer, esta Capital De-
seamos de toda veras que tenga consecuencias
d1cho desmayo, y felicitamos ambos amigos por
su arrlbo.-E1 pdyaro De-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Esta mahana hubo un conato de fuego en-
la pulperla propiedad del senior Davila, estable-
cida en- la "a Inca de Puerta de Terra La
campana de la parroquia di6 la alarma consi-
guiente, y el vecindario la policfa acudieron
extinguieron ell incendio antes que tomara cuerpo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

de San Francisco n1mero 81, Sc lie han extraviado
dos decimos del billete de la Loterfa provincial
ndmero 1927, correspondence los n1meros /
y de la Serle. Ell que Sc los devuelva hara una
buena obra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Elproximo sabado las siete y media de la
noche Sc celebrara definitivamente la junta ge
neral de la Asocaocs6n de la Juventud hteroria, ac
to que en- noches pasadas tuvo que suspenderse,
por causas agenas la voluntad de los asociados
Sabemos que, para dicha session, mas de tIeinta
lteratos de la lsla han env1ado su representation
por escrito Celebraremos, q. al fin, quede en- la
referida noche constituida la Asociaci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Pasajeros salidos hoy para la Isla por ell va
por Avizes: Vicente Garcia, Amado Betancourt,
senora nino, Julian Flores, Celia Maria Ma
rim Aguayo dos ninos, Guadalupe Correa vi
cente Machiandarema, Hip6lito Aguy6 y 3 ninos,
Jose Alfonso, Benito Sieica un nino Fernando
de Ojeda Adolfo Lafite, Antonio Balaguer UG-
ses del Valle A. B. Adams, Antonio Pinache
Juan Fano v senora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Nos dicen que han retirado la guardia que
antes habia en- ell puente del Aqua, sea de San
Antonio. Lo peor no es ESQ: la b6veda esta
completamente oscura por las noches PROPOSE
to para que cualquer malhechor haga ALI alguna
fechor1a Llamamos la atencion de nuestro cello
so senor Alcalde, sobre este particular
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28
uN FERRO-CARRIL ELECTRlCO

Iseemos en- la revista Naturalega Cseucso &
Industraa que el electricista austrlaco NJ Ziper-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Cambos del Banco kspanol, fjados en- la Off
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy a las de la
tsrdeEsR"a p.r{s daz y hSndTss dv es5 4
80 p pS.-Habana, DIV, 18 p E.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28
Secielad 1. AgXiGs. Mv.gts p,5ss4o' sas ogas 's1so

Acordado por la Directiva de esta socedad que
por dos plazas de praccantes ell ea
becimento sanitario della misma hace pubco fin de
de que presenter socudes los que tuo sufcien
aspen dchas plazas Las solcitudes presentaran
el da de Agosto pr6xmo la Secretara de la
ciedad enteara los nteresodos de los demas
requisites rtoRico 6 Julio de 1892El Vocal Sc
cretaro, Jose B. GonzdcsVo B.oEl Presidente, Gamer
siud0 S,t0yey 80
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Recortamos de un colega:

"En Francia ell clero va dando muestra de
inclinarse hacia ell lado de la repdblica. Los sa-
csrdotes de Blois, con authorization del Obispo
han asistido una reunion mas6nica declarando
que han sostenido y sostenen con su voto su
palabra la repdblica "antes de la orden formal del
Papa" uno de ellos, M Miitte, Sc declara franca-
mente partidario del "socialismo del Estado,' ex-
presandose asl "Hagamos leyes que acaben las
conquistas de la revoluc6n; asegurando por esas
1eyes un pedazo de pan los obreros fin de que
su vejez sea menos dura el combate de la vida
menos aspero"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Sc acerca eI 81 del mes en- curse, dia en- que
tendra lugar la asamblea de agricultores en- ell
teatro de esta Capital. No olviden los interesa-
dos en- la formaci6n de la Sociedad de Agriculto-
res, 10 que Glen veces les hemos dicho: "La
union constituye la fuerza." Hace mucha falta
en- Puerto-Rico un centro active, serio energico.
competentemente dirijldo que defenda los intere-
ses de la agriculture regional. Els, pues, conve-
niente patri6tico hasta previsor no faltar a la
eta
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Doctor Co11-Cruz 25

Manana en- La noche tendra lugar en- ell Cen
tro de instruction recreo La Anaastad de San
AguSt5n establecida en- Puerta de TERRA, una fun
ci6n de acr6batas equilibristas, con juegos de
prestdigitaci6n, dspuesta por ell artista brasileho
senor Ireno Oivera y su esposa (que fueron del
circo de Charini) La dicha funci6n sera bene-
fcio de los ctados senores otros artstas que ne
cesitan recoger fondos para regresar su pals
Esperan elos que Sc veran favorecidos por ell p1-
blico tratandose como Sc trata, de hacer una bue-
na obra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Fueron detenidos aver por Ia poIic1a los indi-
viduos siguientes: Santiago Rodriguez y Juan
Rodriguez (a) Iopete por maltrato de obra Pedro
Martinez que fue curado en- ell cuarto de socomos;
Vicente Davila Martin Figueroa & Hilario Rega-
lado por encontra los jugando los prohibidos en-
un cafetin de la Marina, ocupandoseles Ia baraja
sesenta dos centavos un cuchillo; Aniceto
Hernandez requisitoriado por ell Juzgado de ms
truccl6n; Juan Ramon Rivera fue curado en- Ell
cuarto de socorros de unas herdas leves inferidas
por Carlos ell chino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Nos dice un amigo: " Serfa hartanente la
mentable que por falta de abono no viniera la
troupe irlco-dramatica que piensa vsitarnos pues
durante largo tempo hemos visto sus trabaios en-
el teatro Alblsu de la Habana. podemos asegu-
rar que es una compania magnIica La Rusque-
lla Massanett, Castro, Bachiller los Areu etc,
artistas de prsnatsanso carteAo.
El repertoire es inagotable, cuenta en- el
las obras modernas mas en- boga no conocidas
aquf, como las siguientes Ez Rey que rabs6, Ell
fartasnao de los oares, La Leyenda del Monge Lar
cster, La Cruz Blanca, A casarse tocan neasa d
gran orquesto, Las diez punto q sereno Orc, CO.
bre, plata g. NADIA. A abonarse, pues que
no es de desperdiciarse la OCCASION de YER buenas
obras notables artistas
~ Dice La CorreSpondenca0 Mdlator one Sc pu-
blica en- Madrid, que ell aviso de guerra Fernando
el Cat6co que presta servicios en- Puerto Rico
sera relevado por ell torpedero Nueua Espaaa
El Fernando Ell CGt6tsco ira q la Peninsula.
Anoche tuvo lugar en- la morada de los Sc
.nores de Naranjo, una muy agradable velada
l1r1co7iteraria, celebrandose de este modo el dia
del Santo de La senola de la casa Una linda Ca
guena, las bellas ninas de los senores de Canovas
la misma distinguida senora dona Ana Morales
de Naranjo, su simpatica hija Anita, asi como
Ia senorita de Pacheco, (Elosa sempre hecha un
tesoro de gracias) dieron caracter la velada, va
ejecutando al piano preciosas obras de escogido
repertoire, va cantando con ainacion tino, y buen
gusto. La seforita de Naranjo recito una obra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
ODDS AND ENDS.

There was some excitement on this street;
yesterday by a report that had gained gen
sral currency to the effect that a disast
rous wreck occurred on the Santa Fe neal
Wellington in which several lives were
lost.
The young trees in the lawn of the court
house have been trimmed and white
washed
Sheriff Ault was among the visitors al
the Hutchinson convention yesterday.
Mr. Hallowell of Comanche county
spent last night in the city returning from
the state convention at Hutchinson yester-
day.
DR.. B. B. Freeman one OF the pension ex-
aminers at Wellington spent yesterday in
the city.
Hon. James Ebey Of Medicine Lodge,
one of the great lights of Democracy in
thgt neck of the woods, spent last night
in the city on business.
A tramp whiln jumping from the Santa
Fe passenger last night came very near
being killed by rapidly moving switch
engine which WAS passing as be jumped
from the blind baggage. The pilot of the
engine struck him as he was about to land
on the ground and threw him a distance
of several feet to place of safety, Besides
being scared half TO death he suffered no
in JurieS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
LIGHT AND AIRY.
II Yen Lave Ne Alone.

Oh. Larry. now Larry. It's no use a tAlkin.
Ye're too bould ENTIRELY TO suit girls tss.el
Ye're never content wid a shmile an a cuTtsey
An here ye are now wild yer arm round my
waist
Ye bodther my life out wild begin for kisses,
An the more ye do get. why. the bouldher
ye're grown;
An whin don't give EN-. IL Just makes no
differ
Ye take en- but. Larry. now lave me alone.
Faith. what would the rnisthress say. nan. did
she find ye
FOREVER fooIin round me AZ my work.
Ye're a tyrant that takes what ys happen to
fancy
no betther. I'll swear. than a haythen born
Turk!
Oh, Larry. my Lad, ye'vs the tongue for the
blarney!
Sure, now, 'twouId b neltin the heart Of q
sthone,
Wild both hands in the dough kin niver resis,
ye-
Ys know tan yit ys won't lave me Slonel
Oh. Larry. now Larry. be good an shtop tsysinl
There's somebody conlin-qzit fooHn and
huxhl
An will say yes" viii have ye7 On. Larry.
Ye'd be eharmin the very birds sa Of tbs
bushl
aust name day soon wien the bans shall be
published.
Kin niver escape re: och hone, lad. och
hone.
Must marty ye vbedder or no, ye're q villain.
Bat, Larry. wfll--if yeli lave me alone!
NJ y. 3. in Boston Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
OUR lillian CLIMATE.

| A ride in the country is one of the de-
| lights of life this season of the year.
| Taking an easterly course aud arriving on
the summit of College Hill you want to
! stop, and view the landscape DER. Take
with you good pair of opera glasses, and
you will have a birds eye view of the
Peerless Princess in all her spring glory.
Nestled amid trees of every varying shade
| of foliage with their branches swinging in
the breeze and the leaves playing hide and
seek in the sunlight, form a strange,
| weird beauty equaled oply in the valleys
of natures uncultured wiids. Amidst
the tall trees, dotting with look
of fire, can be seen the spires
of the churches giving back to the sun his
same look of red FIRE which Furnishes them
with gold. Here is tower-there tower
| rearing their majestic proportions
towards the sky. crowned by the clouds
and glimmering brightly amidst the
misty moving vapors, rising from the
shops of industry and business beneath
Dwellings of fair and beautiful architect
ural design, cottages sleeping like things
of innocence beneath the shrubs and
foliage-all present scene of unsurpassed
loveliness
Reluctantly turning away from sight
SO attractive one rides out amidst the
farms adorned with orchards, and fields of
waving garments of richest green. Who
can paint in words such scenery?
You feel beauty deeper than
you see, for the sweet fragrance comes
like waves OF incense, and paint ideals of
such rare and exquisite figure and face
that your soul exclaims, Oh! how en-
chanting is nature How mellow the sun
light how soft and invigorating the
breeze! See that bunch of verbenas by
the roadside; see the daisies, the little
butter cups, the tender vine
Sweet is the form of the fusia,
Sweeter the scent of the roses.
But sweeter than all is the secret
That in their growing reposes."
Yes, you see the inspiration of this
as well as of the tint, the
shadow, the life and beauty. Here
you are brought face to face with
the music of nature. You can hear the
whispering breath of the growing grasses,
the shooting labor of the growing wheat,
the swish of the orthard shoots, aud the
thrilling melody of the birds, as they
fiutter and chat in the hedges, or dart
here and there over the meadows. There
is no solitude in nature to the soul alive
with its beauties and revelations. A few
hours in the country give you better,
and richer knowledge of the world. When
the hustle and noise of the citv becomes
duh and monotonous, when you are tired
with its confusion, go into
the country and commune with the
growing, and open your hand
to its secrets and languages IL you are
weary, here's voices soothing and restful
If you be sad ard i'll towards the world,
here's music of such divine harmony that
you forget passion and revel in love and
sympathy. II You be lonely and without
home, here's companions devoted to the
arts of pleasing.
The more one imbibes of the natural
and attune our minds to the sympathies
even swelling in wavelets of silvered
picture from the ocean of natures vast
store will he better, purer, brighter and
realize that Tits all of life to live"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss Jessie Couthoui has Travelled ex-
tensivelJ IN foreign countries and also IN
this country. Wherever she goes STE re-
ceives the highest Communications We
notice the following:
she was received with the same en-
thusiasu watch always greets her here,
ana recalls were given The little lady until
she was weary and had TO beg TO De eX-
cUsed Boston Globe.
Remember she will be assisted By the
Wichita Harmonic orchestra snd some
osaer fine local mGstciz1s. seats At the
Wichita Book company. Do 10: fail 20
secure one.
TaS evening G. ". Coslings viii deliver
his interesting lecture, Eighteen Hours
in the Maml0sh Cave" AZ tie board Of
trade rooms II this lecture is given 9
clear aud concise statement of tie geolog-
zeal formation OF tbs care, how IL the Ioog
ages Of tie psst is hundred miles @.
splendid cham BEES and ySglled archEAya
have Deea carved down i8to the solid
limestone Dir Ceilings Gas delivered
this lecture mzay times. sud o. 10 oc-
o.s5ou hA> Z fziIsd 20 receive The hkzkss:
e8rnaseadaf ton. After the lecture a. tie
board q tVa1e rooms tonight, nse~tIng
viii be held 20 consider toe qssxtioa 81
repeating tilg university ex;sos5os lectures
nerE year. Al interested n kzTiRg tie
course CT lectures are requested 20 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
ANOTHER WEEK GIVEN.

Night before last the committee OF
twenty-five of the Grand Army of the Re-
public telegraphed TO Topeka TO depart
ment headquarters asking for another
weeks time TO guarantee the s., 500 needed
to carry on the reunion in this city next
September and they received dispatch in
reply yesterday granting the extension OF
time asked During the week every per
sou interested in Wichita will be visited
and requested to contribute something
towards defraying the expenses incident
to making the proper arrangements for
the reuu ion. 1t is now estimated that
over 70. 600 people will visit Wichita dur
ing that week and if that is the case. and
it undoubtedly is, the citizens should not
for moment permit Wichita TO loose it
for such a comparatively small matter as
the sum of s., 500. Mr.. ". J. Wilson is at
the head of the new movement towards
raising the sum of money desired and
those who know his rustling qualities
have the greatest confidence in his success
10 raise the desired amount of money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
CHILDREN's HOME DONATIONS.

The directors of the Wichita Children's
home gratefully acknowledge the follow
ing gifts for the month of April to May 3,
| 1890:
Donations-City council, SIS Mrs. R. E.
Lawrence, 81.
Membership dues-Mesdames N. s. Ro-
Chung, Zartmau, J. Fl. Black. Z. J. Eos
ter, G. Z. Remsen, w 4. Buckner. B. F.
Churchward. J. Pittenger. J. L. Dyer. NJ.
l.. Carver, A. Basley, f. Stackman, Finlay
Ross, VIM. Human, L. Stallings, +. A.
Bracken, Geo. Ross, r. Hatfield, K.
HartZ, a. w. Craig, Scott each 81; Mrs.
NJ. A Taylor, Mrs Frazier, each two
years membership, So
Anniversary service of the Children's
home held at the First Presbyterian
church, collection S54. 81.
Clothing-From Mrs. Foster, Fodie
Stanley. Mrs. Winants, Mrs. Marian Her
man, Mrs. Noeh.
Provi,ions-Harry Gordon, canned
fruit; Mrs E. j. Foster, canned fruit and
jelies; Mrs. Coates. three glasses jelly.
Plants-Mrs. H. j. Hills, basket OF
plants; Mr.. Schuman, two dozen nice
trees; J. Richey. peach trees and raspberry
bushes; Mr.. Sampson. fir tree and plants;
Mrs Carver. Mrs. Wolff and other friends,
plants and vines.
Miscellaueous-Mrs J. K Sawyer, wash
boiler; Mrs. Vail, cradle and books: Steele
and Sons, tea kettle; j. r. Holiday, six
dozen Easter eggs and package OF
dyes; H. A. Hill, teakettle; ladies of
First Baptist church, pop corn
rag babies and Easter eggs; Bon Ton
bakery, candy Easter eggs; Mrs. Z. J.
Foster, coal, kindling, queensware and
pals; o. B. Stocker. bushel of lime; Mrs.
Fitch, tin bread can, cream and bag OF
oatmeal; Roland Murdoch, bibs; George
and James Carver. half days work plant
ing trees; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murdoch, ten yards
of bingham; Mrs. McVees, work material
for little girls: DR.. S S. Street, handsome
new eight-dav clock; Mrs. Perdue, litera-
ture; Birdie Evans, literature; Street Car
Co. 81 in tickets; Editor EAGLE, daily
paper.
The grounds surrounding the Home
still require trees and bushes-these will
be greatfully accepted (especiolly good
sized fruit trees) and they will be care
fully planted and we'll tended.
Mrs A BASLEY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
A P,.EAs,Nr ENrERr.INNEN

The South Lawrence Ladies' Aid society
met at the residence OF Mrs. George
Bloss, 1000 South Lawrence avenue, yes
terday afternoon, IN connection with the
missionary society. After an interesting
missionary service the time was delight
fully spent in social intercourse The
dsiutiest OF refreshments We're served,
consisting OF ice cream. cakes aud fruits.
The crowd dispersed late in the afternoon,
declaring it one of the most pleasant
meetings of the year. and Mrs Boss one
OF the best of entertainers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
DISTRICT CoURT JURY.

The jury for the May term of the district
court are as follows: J. II. Aiey. l. y.
Dadisman. Frank Fisher, Thampson Cox,
c. f Case, Z. ". Waller. Jr., c. C. Ken
you. T. q. CoveIl, w W. Sweet, Clark
Hendricks, ali OF this city T. L. May
berry. Sherman township; Richard VIII
son, Delano township; Dan Treney, Waco
township: Michael Lii, Sherman town
ship; En0ch Dodze, Delano township;
Monroe Hunter. Ohio township; J. c.
Wells, Viola township; d. NJ. Main. Nor
ton township; George Tapp. Union town
ship; u C. Rosensteil, A,tica township;
l. T. Stroup, Waco township; J. a
Campbell, Eagle township.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Arkansas strawberries are becoming al
most drug on the market. They are
now selling for 10 cents per box
Thomas Osborn of Hazleton was in the
city yesterday accompanied by his wife.
They were on a purchasing expedition
among the various stores.
Major Lamont, who was spending few
days in the city purchasing. returned
home to Kiowa yesterday.
The London taiIors establishment will,
few days
Owing to the many people that attended
the Hutchinson convention from here yes
terday. the streets did not present as
lively an appearance as usual, nor was
business so good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-06
THE FAMOUS REED SISTERS.
One OF the 81 ny Features OF the Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Show,

One of the Distinguishing features OF the
| Ringing Brothers Worlds Greatest
Shows, which will be seen in all their I'm.
approachable completeness at Wichita,
Saturday, May 81, is the notable equestrian
| act performed by the world-famous Reed
sisters, two petite and handsome young
horsewomen, whose surprising accom-
plishments have made them the idols of
the principal European capitals during
the past three years No other lady riders
have ever won encomiums such as have
been literally showered on these graceful
and talented young artists. Even their
professional rivals accord them the palm
of superiority In their particular line
they are superb and unapproachable, and
they command the enormous salary of
$500 per week. No prettier picture could
be conceived than these two young girls,
both endowed by nature with rare beauty
of face and form, dancing and pirouetting
upon horseback with the same grace and
abandon as premiere behind the foolights
of the mimic stage,or. one above the other
in living pyramid. defying the laws of
gravity and of centrifugal force. The
furore they Invariably create is in itself
something never to be forgotten. The
Reed sisters are. however, only one of a
myriad features in this colossal tented ex-
position, which in its entirety is without
rival