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CHOLERA'S CHANGES
A Camp Of Refuge for Cooped Up
and Quarantined Passengers.
mOre Precautions Being Taken 80
Check the Ravages of the Plague.
Reports From Various Sources.
what a Capitalist Proposes.

Reports From Various Sources.
what a Capitalist Proposes.
New YORK, September 8, 9:30 a.m.-
The steamers Normania and Rugia have
hoisted yellow flag again and the same
signal is flying from Hoffman Island. indi-
eating the discovery of additional cholera
cases this morning. Up yesterday even
ing there have been 81 cases of sickness of
the disease and eight deaths at this port.
Stokers on the Normania this morning
seem to be the greatest sufferers. Eight Of
the crew of that vessel were transferred
yesterday afternoon to Swinbnrne Island.
These men had only the day besore been
taken back TO the ship after twelve hours
stay on Hoffman Island, where they had
been disInfected with all possible thor
oughness and were apparently in excellent
health, Doctors will not admit positively
that these eight patients have cholera nor
will they deny it.
Secretary Foster says DR.. Hamilton and
DR.. Jenkins will inspect Sandy Hook to-
morrow with a view to selecting a site for
camp of refuge for cOoped up cabin passen-
gers of the steamships now detained at
quarantine. The secretary says the bar
racks will be in shape to receive passen-
gers by Friday night. The Reading rail-
way will extend its track to the camp to
facilitate transportation supplies. The
secretary says a wealthy gentleman has
offered to undertake the construction of a
camp and meet all the expense taking his
chances of getting money back from the
party liable therefor.
NEW YORK, September 8.-Dr. Cyrus Ed
son, sanitary superintendent, has received
a dispatch from DR.. Seibert, who is in Ber-
lin, on behalf of the New York health de-
partment, saying: "Berlin steams all ar
ticles from Hamburg, one hour. The high
est opinion is that all rivers in Northern
Europe are affected, and new outbreaks
are expected. A new law will stop all Rus
sian emigration from passing quarantine
Months will be insufficient to stamp out
the disease. The only efficient method is
to steam immigration baggage or other
articles, for at least an hour. They must
be steamed singly, or else immigration
must be stopped. Germs are everywhere
No port is safe"
New Y oRK September 8.-Investigation
shows no deaths have occurred in this city
yet from cholera.
QUARANTINE. September S.-Dr. Jen kins
has accepted Sandy Hook as cholera ref
uge for cabin passengers pest ships. He
hopes to obtain permission to use Fire Is
land also in addition. The steamb boat
Stonington has been purchased by J. Pier
repont Morgan for cabin passengers of de-
tanned steamers.
WASHINGTON, September 8.-Umted
States Consul Rider at Quebec has tele-
graphed to the state department today as
follows: "An order in council passed last
night prohibiting all immigrants by water
to land at Quebec.
, 1892-09-08

enjoying an evening in the parlor with a
young lady, but only troublesome boy,
as mischievous as he is bright and wide
awake. This young lady, too, has an ar
admirer, but the peculiar and discom-
~ ing side of the case is, that the little
brother thinks just as much, if not more
apparently, of the young man, as the
young man thinks of the young lady.
In fact, bis admiration for the visitor is so
great that he stays right with him until
the expected two-bit piece is forthcoming,
and then, having received his share of the
evenings pleasure, he smilingly withdraws.
He delights to tell how much he has made
out of Mr.. ~, and the ardent admirer
is beginning to suspicion his girl of being
in cohoots with her little brother.
, 1892-09-08
sNIvELY,s sCHEmE.
He Will Make a Raid with Water
melons and YeIIs.

mSAOna anu LSAlss
Ed Meany, of Seattle, well known by his
connection with the state worlds fair COM
mission and Identification with state poll
tics, was in the city yesterday on business
connected with the great show.
"How's King county ?" was the question
put at him.
King county is all right he replied,
"but SniYely is going to paralyze the Ia
coma exposition, so 1 am told"
"How's that ?"
81 heard that on Yakima day Snively in
tended to land in Tacoma with load of
watermelons and a hundred good, lusty
followers, and stir up "a whirlwind of enthu-
siasm.
that King county ought to be on hand to
dispose of the melons and leave SniYely
and his men nothing but yells.
, 1892-09-08

LITTLE Rock, Ark, September s.-The
indications now are that Fishback (dem. }
will lead Whipple (rep.) by $4,000 ma
jority. Chictoc county, in which the ne
groes have an overwhelming majority, is
the only one in the state which has gone
republican. The republican majority in
Jefferson county in 1900 of 4, 300 has changed
to democratic majority of 200. Perry
county has gone solidly democratic for the
first time since the war.
, 1892-09-08

was the case. John did not say anything
more until Corbett came over and shook
hands with him. John got up took Cor
bett's hand, and then spoke to the crowd
"Gentlemen," said the ex-champion, "I
am only glad the championship has been
won by an American" This speech brought
down the house as it has not been brought
pown during all the week. There was
great, wild and woody west, hot, southern,
mad, enthusiastic yell when Corbett
knocked John L. out, but that noise was
not more than a mark to the wild, mad
house demonstration that the gang made
when John L. made his little speech
Corbett will leave for New York Friday
morning, arriving in that city Monday
afternoon in time for boxing entertain
Dlent at Madison Square garden. Corbett
lost five pounds during the fight
New ORLEANS, September S.--Sullivan
was still sleeping at half past ten this
morning, when an Associated Press corre-
spOndent was admitted to his apartments,
His face had a hideously fantastic appear
ance; the nose, though not broken, is ter
rlbly bruised, being cut from the bridge
down at the center and on the left side
A benefit to Sulliavn is being prepared, to
take place in New York. Corbett has Of
fered one thousand dollars for a box. Par
son Davies has announced that he will
issue an informal challenge to COrbett to
pouring in on Corbett from all parts of the
world.
THE NEWS IN OLYMPIA.
An interesting throng gathered in front
of the telegraph bulletin boards last night
and earnestly discussed the merits of the
fight as each succeeding announcement
was posted up. 1t was evident from the
start that the battle would be bitter and
therefore those concerned in the outcome
determined to linger until the end. Wa
gers were quietly made, the odds being
greatly in favor of the ex-champion. The
public was enabled to keep close track of the
fight by the admirable system Of bulletins
served by the telegraph company. This
morning the outcome was discussed all
over the city, on the street corners, in the
homes, rich and poor alike, in the restau-
rants, and in the alleys, those who had
parted with their hard earned gold as the
price of their opinions having the most to
say.
, 1892-09-08
Change of Lie,

Backache, monthly troubles, hot flashes,
sleeplessness, dizziness, nervousness, are
cured by DR.. Miles Nervine, recently dis
covered by the great Indiana Specialist.
Elegant books and trial bottles free at Marr
& Ross, Acme Drug Store, or bymail 10 cts,
Miles Medicine Co., Elkhart, Ind.
, 1892-09-08
A Steamer SeIzed.

OTTAWA, Ont, September S-The steam
er Hattie Maud has been captured by the
government cruiser Curlew, Captain Pratt,
for infraction of the fishing laws. She was
caught fishing within the three mile limit
in the Bay of Fundy, near st. Andrews.
She will be hbeled in the admirOlty court
of New Brunswick with a view to her con-
demnation and confiscatiOn.
, 1892-09-08
BAND Renefit RehenrsnI.

The first general rehearsal Of all young
people who will take part in the produc-
ton of "Fate," for the benefit of the band,
will be held at Woodruf's hall this even
ing. 1t is urged and requested that every
person who intends taking part, be on
hand at 7 80 O'Clock.
, 1892-09-08
Jail Delivery.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September S.-A
wholesale jail delivery occurred here last
night. Eighteen prisoners, including three
condemned murderers, escaped. The es-
cape was made by saving the iron window
bars.
, 1892-09-08

Filed in the Office of the secretary of
state:
@. M. Anderson Engineering company,
of Seattle; capital, $4,000
Howard Gold Mining company, of Ia
coma; capital, $500,O0O.
The Bluett Gold Mining company, of
Seattle; capital, So 900, 900.
, 1892-09-08
HarrIson,s Cnmnairn.

President Harrison will be in New York
about September 10Th. He will make
speech es from the train as he journeys to
and from Loon Lake. Depew will speak,
too, if he can get off the City Of New York
in fine
, 1892-09-08

NEW YORK, September s.-Grover Cleve-
land has arrived from Buzzard's bay, on
the steamer Pilgrim. Mr.. CleYeland's pur-
pose in coming to New York is supposed to
be to confer with the democratic leaders on
the political situation.
, 1892-09-08
Two Fine Pictures.

John Percival increased the beauty Of
his already extensive picture gallery at the
wharf yesterday by oonspicuously display
ing a pair of thrilling Mississippi river
scenes belonging to Captain G. H. Ham
bright. One is a copy of the famous pic
ture Midnight on the Mississippi" and
the other "Wooding Up on the Mississ-
inpi -
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Prunes 60 nTichigan.

]. R. Chaplin and DR.. David Mitchell
shipped today several boxes of prunes to
different parts of Michigan to be exhibited
at county fairs. Let others go and do like
wise. 1t is the best kind of an ADVERTISE
ment for Olympia
, 1892-09-08
Arr League meets.

A meeting of the Art league will be held
tomorrow (Friday) September 10, at 2:3O
O'Clock in their rooms in the Barnes build
ing. All members are urgently requested
to be present, as business Of importance is
to be transacted.
, 1892-09-08
The Drum Oorns.

The Capital City drum corps met in
WoodrufFs hall last night and laid plans
for raising money to buy instruments. A
meeting will be held Wednesday night of
next week at which a constitution and by
laws will be adOnted and officers electad
, 1892-09-08
massacre In shnnrhai.

LONDON, September 8.-A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai says that the Eu-
ropean missionary and number of native
Christians have been massacred in the
province of Shanghai. The bodies of the
victims were mutilated by the mob.
, 1892-09-08
Train Robbers.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September s-The
amount stolen by the Missouri Pacific train
robbers last night is within So, 900. No trace
of the robbers has yet been discovered.
, 1892-09-08
nemncrntIc Cnnvenfinn.

CONCORD, New Hampshire, September 8.
The democratic state convention today
nominated Hon. Luther +. Mckinney, of
Manchester, for governor, on the first bal
lot.
, 1892-09-08

"Joslah, if you can spare the boys from
the field l want them to begin taken music
lessons right off,"
Josiah-What fur, Mandy2
well, l see here in the TRIBUNE that peo-
pie are buyin things fur a song, that is
Wbv -
, 1892-09-08
A Tr0ubIesome Brother.

There is a certain young lady in Olympia
who has brother. Not young man, you
know, who can appreciate the privilege Of
, 1892-09-08

we will send you DR.. KaufmaHn's great
Medical Work; 100 pages, colored plates
from life. The most valuable advertiser
ever published. To any address on receipt
Of three cent stamps to pay postage Ad-
dress A. p. OrdWay & Co., Boston, Mass.
, 1892-09-08

To restaurants and boarding houses:
Melton, Kellogg & Co. have a large lot of
young chickens at reasonable prices,
, 1892-09-08
CaIifOrnia grain Narket.

SAN Francisco, September s.-Wheat,
seller year, $1,291z buyer December, $1.34,
, 1892-09-08
BefOre Going East Enquire About

The Limited Express trains of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway between
st. Paul and Chicago and Omaha and Chi
cago These trains are vestibuled, electric
lighted and steam heated, with the finest
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world. The electric reading light in each
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all regular patrons of this line. We wish
others to know its merits, as the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway is the only
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of this patent For further information
apply to nearest coupon ticket agent, or
address
c. J. EDDY, General Agent
]. W. CASEY, Tray. Pass. Agent, 225
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, 1892-09-08

A irst-class restaurant in every respect.
Home cooking a speciality.
, 1892-09-08

Lunch from 11;3O am. to 3 pm.
Dinner from 5 pm. to 1880 pm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14
hEApY 10 RECEIVE Pupils.

Mr. I. 3. Garst and Mrs. Lillian Ham
bin Garst are now in their home, 305
South Lawrence avenue, ready to receive
pupils aud make concert engagements.
Mrs Garst will meet business calls and try
voices gratuitously on Monday, 10 to Il A.
m. She viii receive her friends and pupils
socially Thursdays, 10 p. m. Mrs.
Hamblin Garst's reputation as must
clan and teacher was fully established
some time previous to the commencement
of her successful work in Wichita. Her
career as teacher began as pupil-assistaut
in the conservatory, where, after gradual
ing, she was appointed member Of the
music faculty. teaching in the same insti-
tuition three years. During twelve years
study and teaching Mrs. Garst has given
instruction TO so vocal students Much OF
her study under the best teachers of voice
development has been in the special line of
teaching, realizing it is one thing to sing
well, another TO teach others successfully
this rare art. The work Of Mrs. G4rst
pupils has been recognized and endorsed
by several of the leading teachers in Amer
lea Having had the advantages of vocal
instruction under half dozen OF the
SIedlcSt lcdJ1EES III TIC NOIlus sue - NOl4-
WINGED, and says it IS also the opinion Of
most of the conscientious professional
singers and teachers met here and IN
Europe that the best teachers
of the vocal art, that is,
the natural and perfect DEVELOPMENT
of the voice are to be found in our own
couutry-and among our country people
and that the day is not far distant when
music students who desire 10 enter the
profession viii not be compelled 10 go 70
Europe for a reputation. That the day
will come when ignorance and ''guilibil-
ity' a characteristic which most foreigners
seem 20 think peculiarly American -
Will have given place to knowledge and
good judgment-then musicians, teachers
and Singers will he accepted upon their
own merits and Judged not by what the
uewspap ers or so and so. ssys-but upon
the results of honest work Foreigners
know next 30 nothing Of speaking or sing
Ing IN the English tongue, the universal
language Of America, and every day we
see criticisms TO the effect that most eI-
clusiveiy foreign Taught. singers do not
render English songs and ballads in a
manner acceptable 20 the public. II
nation becomes educated in science, litera-
ture OF song II must come in the language
OF the people
For particulars relating to study with
Mrs. Gsrst see advertisement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14

Truly the eyes of the world are on
Wichita
Great commercial firms are coming here,
elevators are coming, big implement
houses are coming, and now the news has
come that Wichita has been selected as
the location for the chloride of gold
treatment for drunkenness. The Peerless
Princess seems to be the favorite Of all
kinds OF people looking for investment.
Yesterday Dr. Campbell OF Maryville.
Mo, was in the city and made final ar
angements for the location of an institute
with Drs- Purdy and Jordan in charge.
The institute will be located in the Smith
Skinner block on North Market street.
and as early as tomorrow
morning the doctors named will
be ready TO tackle the most confirmed
jag and treat it. OF course il will be sew
eral days before the institute is completely
arranged. but the work in that line will
be pushed as hastily as possible. The ar
rangemeats will consist of a club room tit
ted up with everything necessary for the
comfort and enjoyment of the patients. a
treatment room, reading room and such
other arrangements as the doctors in
charge may consider necessary. They viii
not run hotel in connection with the in
stltute, but will leave the patients free 10
select their own places for board and lodg
ing, according to their pocketbooks- The
chloride of gold treatment is the invention
of Drs. Campbell and Koch and has been
on trial for the past eight or nine months.
Dr. Campbell claims that not a single
case Of the hundred or more cases cured
has suffered relapse.
Drs Purdy and Jordan are highly elated
over the prospects before them. and think
it is only question of a few weeks till
they viii have from seventy-fve to one
hundred patients. Several parties applied
for the physicians in charge but DR.. Camp
bell selected them in preference 10 all the
others. Fuller particulars viii be given
in q few days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14
THE PRIsoNEER POET.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
In your issue of the 12th inst, under the
caption A Poet in Hard Lines an ac-
count Is given Of the crime, and the sen
tence to states prison for four years of one
W H. RaddelL The reporter continues:
Before being sentenced he presented the
following poem TO Sheriff AuIt as al ex-
preston Of MS feelings under the circum-
stances. He claimed TO have composed 1t
himself and those well yeTsed 10 poetic lit
erature say they have never sean the
lines should hardly have thought the
matter worthy Of notice. but for the last
remark. The literary credit Of Wichita
seems to require that q correction should
be made.
The poem referred 70 IS entitled The
Prisoner for Life Il was used As a song
in New England IN the early part OF this
century.
/ hand YOU a manuscript copy written
more than sixty years aga II contains
the poem II all its original beauty. The
faulty matter and 5ad grammar found in
severzi places IN the lines rs printed do
not appear ia tile original ] do not kuaw
who Is is author, bat l presume there
are plenty CT people IA NlcuIts VINO coald
give tie name. If necessary
| am indebted 70 Mrs Lucy r. Strong Of
Ga North Lawrence avenue Tor ta4s manu-
script copy. she having laid her hands
upon lt within a lev MINUTES after reading
the EAGLES article +. W LEwIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14

o. Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs ". 3
ThToek uortoa entertained "a Euaor q
Nrs. Barnes q PrAts. vs0 was visiting
friends mere Music dsGciaz. cards ete.
served e. hasten along several p4eassrit
hoar-. TIE sist - guests Incipdss1 NJ
and Ms N ~ Pearce a7r. aaa Nrs- g.
+. uzv.dsou. ~ aad &rz : Wo-o.2r1.
senator and Mrs o T. BeatleT. Nr ard
Mrs. 2 BrooA Nrs- r. IOoss. Mrs p.
MzzilI 8lrs r z Fs-4eE 1ilss i6s Brook.
Mss NoPhersoH. afl.s Wo35s. Sir Z. =
Hau,er. AID Mr. " Drsr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14
THE LIrERAKY LEAGUE

Turner's ball was crowded last Friday
evening 70 hear the program given By the
Literary league. The music Of the evening
was furnished bv Misses ia Galway and
Jean Love. whoare accomplished pianoists.
The recitation by Miss Asbls Collins Wa
well rendered and heartily appiaudsd.
The debate on the question. Resolved.
That the president and senators q the
United States should De elected b. the
direct vote Of the people. constituted the
principal feature Of the evening entertain
meut TIE speakers maintained their
different sides by sgroag logical argument
and graphic illustrations Ihe decision
by the Judges stood tarss Tor the negative
and two for ;as affirmative. by the house
three Tor The negative and thirty SIX for
the Affirmative Several participated n
TIE general discussion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14
A FAREWELL PARTY.

A very pleasant aad most enjoyable SIR
prise party occurred az the Tarner's hail
On south Main street On Friday even ~
The affair was in honor % Mss Emma
Shsefez Of Topeka. who Ia. been IN the
city for several we>ks, visiting with friends
and relatives The evening was spent -
games dancing music aEd Conversation
A. n o'clock q very hue lunch was
served
About seveaty- I've guests we're present
and all assert thst they never eu Joyed
themselves better in their lives The affair
viii long ne remembered wIsa pleasure Bv
all Miss >hssfsr = a y0En- Lady q u1azy
accom- plishments who nzs made hosts q
friends while here, ard she wlil take vita
her 70 her Topeka home, rnsny pleasant
remembrance d her Wichita VISIT
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14
wEsrGRs Girls VALENTINES


cHECAgO.
4 Chicago girl said Cupid:
She called him Little Fake"
Her valentine was stupid
She : washing her feet in the lake.
ST. LOUIS
A st. Louis grim and antique maid,
Found on the front deer step:
The poor Sections earthworn spade
By the grave where cupid slept.
KANSAS CITY.
With Kansas City n the ring"
OF Hymens happy belt,
Her right eye ''tled Up in sling
From blow which Cupid dealt.
MINNEAPOLIS
The fair northwestern belle OF night
Mime AQpolo's Belyetiere
Il is a toilet most complete
CombinC cookies from her hair
With a beard OF bearded wheat.
WICHITA.
When Cupid came 10 Earth
Towrite his Valentine
he saw the Peerless Princess
And wrote NY heart Is thine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14

If residents Of the Third ward west Of
Hydraulic, needing a light in their vicin-
!ty. viii call upon W. r. Tucker. council
man, giving distance 10 the nearest light
how located. be Will haxe their application
duly considered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-14

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