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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-28
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She can execute rhapsody by Liszt as few oaa
do it:
She can warble Schubert's Serenade-ycu'A
listen gladly 20 il;
She can give e scene from "IngomAr," from
Hamlet" or ~Othello.-
Her manners very fetchirg. and her voice is
sweet aud mellow.
She can tell story nicely, and she's sonething
Of poet.
And there's not fad that comes 10 town bu,
she's the first TO know t.
She's devotee OF kipiing. and she likes tie
style Of Ihsen;
She's up" in art, and raves about Du Ma urier
and Gibson.
She enjoys acollege football game-would walk
five miles to view il;
Knows the latest rose-or orchid-and the
florist who Grst grew Il.
She dances like sunbeam: argues free trade
and protection.
And anxiously, intensely waits the coming fall
election.
She can teach class in Sunday school. preside
at some high tea:
She reads Emerson and Swedenbosg and talks
theosophy;
She attends school Of languages. and also one
of cooking
And apes the poses OF Delsarte to keep herself
1.-THE looking;
And her reat-graRsmothers portrait which
was done in eighteen twenty,
Keeps watch although suggestive quite Of
dolce far nienteb-
Keeps watch and wonders cshe who saw the
centurys beginning,
At the many charms it takes to make . mod
ern maiden ~inningi
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
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Had Expected Retter treatment.

He raped on the door of the fat be-
low his own, and when the door was
opened, said apologetically:
Pardon ny intrusion This is Mr..
Filbert, believes"
'Yes, sir"
"My name is Springer. 1 occupy the
fat just above you"
"Step in, Mr.. Springer. What can 1
do for you:''
''It's merely business call" explained
the occupant of the upper fiat. 81 no
tice that You are using but one stove
and small CRATE now, while you used
to keep three stoves going"
"Why, yes" returned the man in the
first fiat. Times are rather hard and
coal is expensive. But might ask what
business that is of yours"
Business of miner' exclaimed the
other in surprise. 'Hsng it. mani you're
not treating me right. Don't you think
anything is due Your neighbors?"
''Neighbors! neighbors! What are you
driving at? Haven't l always been a
good tenant:'
No, FIT. ToaFel lle IlH0 IN Jne sec
ond fat. 81 was told you were when I
moved in or l would have taken the fat
across the hall from mine. The man
underneath that keeps three stoves going
all the time-three, mind you. He's a
thoughtful. considerate man, while you
-you"-
"Well. what's the matter with rneT'
"Why, hang it AL! your neasly little
fires don't heat the floors Of my fat az
all, and have 10 burn ton Of coal more
month than the man across the hall
from me. tell you y0u're acting in a
mighty small, mean way. You're show
ing a contemplate spirit in the treat
ment Of your neighbors"
They didn't quite come TO blows, but
the man IN the lower fat was so mad
that he put out all the fires. opened the
windows, and took his family 10 a hotel
for two or three days when the next cold
snap arrived. Chicago Tribune.
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CONWAY SPRINGS ITEMS

CONWAY SPRINGS, Kan, Feb. 27-[Spe-
cial. IN. J. Probst is making considerable
improvements in his coal yard.
The three boys who last week concluded
to run away from home have been safely
returned to their parents.
The fence has been removed from the
two lots belonging to the school district.
The city council will meet the officials of
the Missouri Pacific Railway company for
the purpose OF contracting with the said
company for water.
Mr.. Sible, auditor of the Badger Lumber
company, with headquarters at Kansas
City, Mo-, was here yesterday.
The new building recently completed by
the Missouri Pacific company has four
handsomely furnished rooms. The first ls
waiting room; the second, the train dis
patchers occupy; the third is occupied by
the division superintendent, Mr.. Speer,
and the fourth is a stationery room.
Meuser brothers of Anson shipped a car
of hogs to Wichita yesterday.
Mr.. p. r. Aller is off on duck hunt.
The old freight depot was moved last
week to a very convenient place between
the two roads. This enables both roads to
unload at the same time.
DR.. Farris is adding a 16x20 foot addi-
tion to his house.
The demand for dwellings is on the in
crease. The question now Is, how to build
houses fast enough for the people who are
coming here.
The past week has been an excellent one
on wheat. 1t is predicted that the yield
per acre will be AS great as last year
Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson has departed for To
peka and several points in the eastern part
Of the state. He will be absent some two
weeks.
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THE MlTcHELL-WARD CASE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 27-Judge Dubose
this morning handed down his decision in
the Noted habeas corpus case of Lille
Johnson, charged with being accessory to
the murder of Freda Ward by Alice
mitchell Judge Dubose fixed the bond at
SlO;O00, which was promptly furnished,
ana Miss johnson will spend Sunday at
her home, instead of in a gloomy cell. In
his decision Judge Dubosc said that the
court was Clearly OF the opinion that the
PROOF was ample that the defendant aided
ana ab s;edf the commission of the crime
with Winch Miss Mitchell stood charged
crime theimost shocking and malignant
ever perpetrated by woman. Notwith-
standing this fact, the judge said that he
might nl consider an application for bail
Inc condition of the applicants health
was affected by confinement in the Jail.
lt appeared that her life would be endan-
gereo Dy continued confinement in the
close atmosphere of the Jail, and that she
ought to be baiied, as the policy OF the law
was not to punish unnecessarily those
charged with crime before trial and con-
Vlctlon. For that reason alone the court
would admit Miss johnson to bail
The announcement that the evidence
was clear that Miss johnson was accessary
to the murder of Freda Ward has created
a sensation; for it is believed that the
prosecution must have evidence which has
not yet been made pnblic.
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. 27.-Antonio
Gonzales, er-in-isw of Catarino Cara,
the revolutionary leader, arrived here this
morning from his ranch in NeEces county,
accompanied by Thomas CARA, a brother
OF the revolutionist. Both were imme-
dlately arrested, charged with violation
OF the United States neutrality laws.
Gonzales, being wealthy, easily gave bond
In the sum of s, COO AS soon as he gained
his liberty he filed suit against Captain
Bourke, alleging that his ranch had been
overhauled without due process of law,
and that he had been subjected to unwar-
ranted surveillance and mole,tation. He
declined to be interviewed concerning
GarZa's Whereabouts.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb 27.-A dispatch
has been received here stating that party
OF Cara reyolutionists has been located at
La Gala basin, in Zapata county, Tex.
Sergeant Frank Williamson, with five
prlvates of the Third cavalry and two
prlvates Of company 4, Eighteenth infan-
try, mounted and we'll armed, were de-
tailed TO proceed to the rendezvous of the
revolutlonlsts and act as a posse to assist
the deputy United States marsbals in ar
resting the offenders. IL is expected that
a fight Will ensue
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THE SeDALIA RAPIST.

SEDALIA, No. Feb. 27.-The search for
the negro robber ard rapist still continues
The excitement is still AT fever heat, and
lynchiag will undoubtedly take place
when the man IS caught. There is little
doubt THAI the man who beat his way OF
freight and jumped off a. Upton is the
man wanted. Tie bloodhounds which
were taken there refused to work. as the
tracks at the point where the negro
jumped from the train had beer tramDed
over time aud time again By so men. The
woods and surrounding country have been
thoroughly searched without avail some
friends Vi the negro undoubtedly nave
him Ia hiding. A. the place where lie
boarded there was found picture OF the
fugitive. When this was shown TO the
victims, Mr.. and Mrs Taylor. they ex-
claimed; That j. the picture az the man +"
VAN BCEEN. Ark. Feb z7-Tbe cblef Of
police has arrested a negro here - the
party who committed the assault az
Se,laila- \ descriptive telegram received
from Settaiia hts his description exactly.
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BIMETAI | ISM

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 27.-The report that
Great Britain has consented to take part
in an international monetary confer
ence and has indicated that the Bank of
England is willing to hold one-fifth of its
reserve in silver is denied at the treasury
department in the most positive terms.
One prominent official made no attempt to
conceal his opinion that the present agita-
tlon OF the question is for the sole purpose
OF influencing favorable action on Senator
Teller's bill, now before the senate, pro-
viding for an international conference.
and therby etfecting pOstponement of
action at this session of congress on the
question of free silver General Spaulding.
acting secretary of the treasury, said that
he had nothing to say on the matter, sim
ply because there was nothing in it.
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PARIS, Feb. 27.-After unsuccessful At
tempts by MM- ROuvier, Constans, Rho,
and Bourgeoise TO form new ministry NJ
Loubat has succeeded in organizing, a ca n.
lnet, as follows: N. Loubat, president of
the council aud minister of the interior.
NJ. de treycinet, minister of war: VI. Ribot,
minister OF foreign affairs; NJ. Bourgeois.
munster OF public instruction: NJ. Rouvier,
minister OF finance; NJ. Develle, minister
oI agriculture; NJ. Roche. minister OF com
metSe' NJ bicord, minister Of justice and
public worship. NJ. Niette minister az
pubic works; NJ. Cavaicuac minister of
marine NM. de Freycinet. Ribot. Bour-
geoise, RouYler, Deviile and Roche were
memb bers OF the former cabinet. The new
prime minister i sJaunch Moderate Re
publican
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SKIN DISEASES

What spectacle is more disgusting than
that of man or woman with skin dis
ease which shows itself in pimples or
blotches on hands, arms, face and neck? 1t
Is simply impure blood. See what BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS did for chronic disease:
George Chapman, Pincening, Mich,
says:
For four years was in the Mounted
Infantry in the United States army, resid-
ing that time principally in Texas. AL
most all of that time had chronic skin
disease. characterized by an eruption over
the entire surface of my legs and thighs,
arms and chest. The doctors termed it
eczema. l had given up all hopes of ever
being cured, when BRANDRETH'S PILLS
were recommended to me- | concluded to
try them, and have thanked God daily
since then that | did so. / used them for
about three months, and by that time, was
completely cured and have never had any
trouble since"
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2z.-The Queen Isabella
association is to be barred out of participa-
tion in the worlds fair. An application
was made some time ago, endorsed by Mrs
Potter Palmer. president of the board of
lady managers, for space on the worlds
fair grounds for a statue of Queen Isabel
In and for club house. The application
was referred to the committee on grounds
and buildings, which recommended that
the application be not granted, basing the
report upon letter from Chief Com
missioner Burnham, in which the latter
stated that the exposition managers had
no space which could be devoted to any
building which would be of the character
of club house.
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OCEAN WRECKS.

KELLER, Va, Feb. 27.-The Spanish
steamer San Albino went ashore near Hogg
island on the 22d inst On the 23d the
vessel was discovered by the life saving
crew For over twenty four hours the life
savers attempted to take off the crew. but
without success, the life savers themselves
being nearly drowned On the morning of
the 25th success crowned their efforts, and
life line was shot over the ship and the
crew of twenty-six men rescued. The
rescue Of the crew, which seemed impossi-
bic, was made under the most trying cir
cumstances. The value of the vessel and
cargo, which will probably be total loss,
is 500, 600
LONDON, Feb. 27.-Fourteen persons lost
their lives by the sinking of the steamer
Forest King, which was run down off
Marlborough yesterday.
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The Description Tailed.

A stranger when dining at foreign
hotel was accosted by detective, who
said to him: beg your pardon; we are
in search of an escaped convict, and as a
matter of form you viii oblige US with
your passport.
''Do look like convict"
Possibly not. In any case I shall re-
quire to see your passport"
The stranger feeling annoyed, pre-
sented the officer with bill of fare, and
the latter commenced to read, ''Sheep's
head, neck of mutton, pigs feet"
Very good he observed, 1.-The de-
scription tallies. You will please come
along with US. Spare Moments.
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CANNON AND SUTTON

OMAHA Feb. 27-M. V. Cannon, presi-
dent of the Irish National League of
America, was interviewed today with ref
erence to the apparent differences of opin-
ion between himself and Secretary Sutton,
on account of which Mr.. Sutton has
forwarded his resignation sit is only Il
misunderstanding, said Mr.. Cannon, mot
a difference of opinion. / misunderstood
the tone of the Suns editorial, on which
based the letter appealing for aid for the
Irish parliamentary cause. Rather than
lose the services of Secretary Sutton.
shall resign myself. have no policy aside
from that of the executive committee. |
will engage in no factional quarrels, aud [
would resign rather than continue the
Wranglinpn -
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rsr.un. T.u,,. b, Y,sx., Van.

Fortune telling by means of the hngss
nails. onycEOgaaacJ. a. u WA called. vas
cornmou Ia ancieh: times The prsctios
was 20 rub the nails with Of and aoot oF
WAY and 70 bod Hp ths nails ihDs prepared
against she sur AID upon tn Transparent
horny sa o~tanes -ers supposed 70 appear
figures or eharscfsTs, which gave The an
E.er reqzirssd IN more rsesut tirnss p>o-
PIE have been found predicting By means %
the nails q The fingers and telling The dis
T'os.ti of persons with certain dsAcrp
tiors q the nsils-Woroester LlEkI
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A sRuTE STRuNG NE

MARsHFIELD. No, Feb. 27.-"Pun YOUR
damned rope That was the sentence with
which Dick Cullen requested the party Of
lynchers TO accomplish the deed for which
they had taken him out OF jail At a
secret meeting night before last il was de-
cioed To lynch Cullen, and last night $50
determined men were halted on the west
side OF the square. A rope was procured.
the men quickly marched TO the Jail, and
the sheriff was quickly overpowered The
mon got the man, marched him TO the
square, and asked him if he and his
mother were guilty. His answer was.
Pun your damned rope"' He was at
once drawn up over limb nine feet high.
Ia 4 lew minutes Cullen was dead. His
erlme was a helnous Ole Four years aso
\ babe lu days old was found al his step
fathers door Young Cullen lately
thought that II WAS meant to he an heir
10y adoption. Last Monday night he tied
a car link 10 the neck of the child aud
threw II into an unused well. Ills guilt
was certain. His mother WAS arrested as
an accompllce on account OF her ia9irfer-
ence and evaSive answers. The coroner
caused the body TO be cur down and tslen
20 the court house. The lyuchers hars
disappeared
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The use OF metal work In modern fur
nishings Of all kinds Ia making rapid prog
ress and taking the place Of articles that
have hitherto been manufactured Of wood
One firm manufactures altar ratings,
balusters, card tables, ceilings, mantel
brackets, coats Of arms. columns. cranes.
bank and Office fittings, elevator fronts.
elevator cars, escutcheons, tenders. bsskstA,
fire Innings, fire screens and FIRE sets. dus
shoppers. garden seats, gates, grille panels.
guards, ash receivers, hHtrackA, ball
stands, o'clock teakettie stands, Tampa,
chandeliers. mantels, letter chutes. medal
lion newell posts, metal partitions Esil-
ings, statues, screens, transoms, uruA aud
wood carriers in brass, bronze, copper snd
iron.-Decorator and FurniEher
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CHlEE LIISrIcE EIlIIER

CHICAGO. Feb. 27-A Washington
special ssys that Chief Justice Fuller of
the supreme court is seriously contempiat-
ing step unprecedented in the history Of
that court-tendering his resignation
and thai If Democrat shall be elected
president, he will probably resign after
the Inauguration. The reason assigned is
that he IS yet comparatively young man
and does not care TO go on the shelf; that
the pay IS inadequate TO meet his living
expenses, and that the work is hard and
trying, leaving him little leisure.
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ALLIANCE MILLS

BLAKELY, MINI, Feb. Ell II. John
son. owner of fifty-barrel -four mill here.
and devotee of Farmers Aliancs doc
trines, has created great deal of comment
by issuing letter to the farmers, urging
them to organize Farmers Alliance MILF
ing associations. He maintains that the
farmers of the Dakotas and Minnesota
lost S2S, COO coo on wheat sold I'D to De-
cember, 1891. of this years crops He
then proceeds To show the farmers their
folly in not building their own mills, and
thereby procuring 81 per bIshel for their
wheat
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HE PRESIDENT.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 27.-The day at Vir-
ginia Beach has been a stormy one, the
northeastern still holding its own. For the
most part the president has kept indoors.
This morning, in company with Mrs. Dim
mick, he took a brisk walk for half an
hour. just before dinner he was waited
on by President Woodland, Judge Portlock
and other members of the Ragged Island
club and with them made ar
rangements for duck shooting. The party
is 70 start on Monday morning, to return
on Wednesday morning
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PRISONERS MlIRDFRFo

CHIHAUHUA, Mexico, Feb. GA de-
tachment of Mexican soldiers has arrived
here from Ascension, bringing with them
ten prisoners who took part in the re-
beilion that recently occurred at that
place. Mosques Dnran. Juan Marbeno
and Felix Lopez were killed by the soldiers
on the road from Ascension, who claim
that they tried to escape 1t is, however,
an open secret here that the murder of the
three prisoners was arranged before leav-
lug Ascension, and that the crime has the
sanction of the federal and state officials.
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have hzd Hand wzs born IN one q tie
Rhine rr8viocgg s4EtF yfars ags. a3thoaeh
his 5criaI eaasfslssnrs gives The rnpressss.u
that l. IS uaaca T5zssgeT
lie enlzEfatEs1 - Chicago ? lEs@ azd
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fuA tsssi EfEt&aztiT SaDs4 servtlsss cans
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WILLIAM ?. ST LoHN

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-William T. St. John.
president OF the Mercantile National bank
Of New YORK. delivered an address this
evening a. The annual dinner Of the Chi
cago Bankers club. his subject being the
free coinage Of silver. Ia a strong argu-
ment he advocated free coinage
DETROIT. FEB. Z7-Ths board Of trade
today, in oOen session, passed resolution
declaring against tbe free coInsge OF silver
and requesting the Michig gan representa-
tIyes IN Congress 10 employ al honorable
means TO defeat any free coinage bill
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HILLS FNFMlEc

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The committee
created at the Albany anti-HNl meeting
met today and agreed npon form OF en-
rollment, which Will be distributed
throughout the state early next week.
Permanent headquarters have been secur-
ed, and press agent will be engaged. The
committee adjourned, subjvct 10 the call
OF the chairman
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y. present there srr more po<tag. sanps
n rss tean Host people have say s1ss o.
TIE sfAssp1 rzngs - dsDSznIna.ier from
one osnt e niEsfT cents. ard there = te-
ospt stamp. aftes1 ocot stamp AID
thirty osst stamp The designs fsr al tbs
stssnps are selected By tAe poss-naa<>r gsS-
erax with TIE zsassAEoe Il hsa ssh1rfinAtsA
7 Dc taees o. The E.&snps az sksypty eysrs-
ese-1. so-i the Ersztez1 care = tAkez to &c
asSiGns Shsck EIi - p,sruiNF ard .prre
pirate L>Ozissiils Carer Joasnal
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Ee.e--rapn rzssnpary - cot Igsa-s t5i~
Fe'isey r res..srlag te-ezrapa rsEss Tns
--latest reduction Jude the rase fo zud
fraHs n3hHY n4uss Ia S. t~cael>sr, Etllna5s
Iowa. Nrilra.sa. Ninne-ssy4 ar.d kan-sss
i aiss lessons interstate rzfe- = hers fney
are ~ cents 20 - eenss ana state rates
from - cents % Is csaiz
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ending they're cured, BY this remedy.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousuess; ths
most obstinate Skin and SosIp Diseass such
as alt,rbenm, letter, Erynpelas, Ecs-na
and kindred ailments; the worst forms Il
bcrofula-even Consumption ior Lung Srzof-
ula) IN its earlier stages; every blood tafnt
and disorder, no matter how IL cans-aa
are cared by IT,
It's the enly medicine for all F1ch diseaSrz
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the one who neeis help Beware Of spurious
tHsGatioHs or dtiattoas, offered &c les prtosA.
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a pOllTIcAl MlIRnEe

SOFIA, Feb. The death OF nT TuIko-
vIich. Tie bulgarian agent ~ CONSTANT
uople. Slo was stabbed hy zn Enk aoqsn
assassin on Wednesday night. has caused
great sensation Ihronghou Bulgaria
Ihe court istes be cancelled. Grea; intlis-
naticu exists eyerywhere berznss .. the
assassination
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Thsrs is eE5y zas kind a hssd ~hsck -
Hks--t1s Waite hs'd" ~ eosarsno IN 20
tea. and. I szs sorTy % s=y. IN fArs Also.
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every per1u AZ
whose wedding bs
has played would
attend a benefit
Performance u
would require a
large hall 20 hold
them 3irz George
l. Dunlsp ard
5ir = X Pair
bank. a. AK ca
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have ~ On fe<sE
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benefit Hhlch TIA
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and director of
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The first ingot Of nickel steel TO be used
for the manufacture Of armor for tho
United States navy was cast in a mold
weighing fifty-six tons The ingot weighed
10000 pounds This srmor plate was used
on the Maine