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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-26

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:a!'<I Enth I;ul,ttId *~.,A14" -'tone>**
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cab;t155t IT, I, <tl:4.14tt
a ftw I. + i took i z94{st
in tlle:':al,;.4 t|ttatHIf!i{':;tt filed tip X
respectable. l(11>,1il4=@ ,n:>1a who" fu1
loWttl=t}lo WON Il
her,u1ltl >a1lf0ItlifIEEz
to I'll :tI11'ear; quickly: eze:J
in rtslt(l.l=, ~: *:":. X II Ill.,:
Tic ji:a;l* ]telt!!.;;u5 so,>,a!..>l AID tie
ferry lN,at had )ltst" cleared tic sir
which the. N'otlalaG :fHun:4n:11ctnl" slng.
Ing inn ru+l1tr niel<tliol1s voice. Tile
passengers t't=:ts,H1 talking :,lrl tllo9t.
who were l1:sAi1;Y dropped their pit
per5 and I'LL Eyes centcl>rl Oh the d..
murc LITTLE woman, who evidently
intended 11&al<in:s;<="*:iln appeal to tho
charitable. n :*= ill.,. III.
Tho MAN who ca,ae into thu cabin
behind the woman dropped his 1,arcr
also and eyed tln: singer sharply for
m instant. S|lc IEtitl nf attention to
him, and Ut tast> III Il voice CLEARLY
heard .by the passengers ncar about,
the man asked the woman to stop
singing, as *hn was disturbing tn:
Passengers md him in particular.
The request, Or rather command,
attracted tue attention Of those who
heard 1t and they looked upon the
man with expressions ct disgust
But tho woman paid no heed to the
insolcnt remar'; :.ntl continued will,
the little song Thu man left his scat
and went t. the forward deck. He
rcappeared with d dock hand, who
assisted the man III getting through
the crowd and t., whtrc tho little
woman still sat singing. II want
you to make tits vo1lan stop her
14ols,. sait( tho IMAM, now apparently
aroused. Its against the rules,
She's evidently Eojny to n*k for
aims. =" T}A woman hml stopped
singing ami was now looking inno
Gently at the IMAM and tllc deck hand.
From two or three passengers came
tho cry Of ">ltalne:" hut tho man
whose nerves were 80 shaken by the
womans voice aud who wanted thu.
rules enforced, seemed to puy IN
attention to the remarks until the
woman addressed him.
Tim sorry to have disturbed you,
sir. she sud rather loudly, but
thought might be able to gather q
little money. which need"
Your Slngin. dill annoy mo tx
ceetlingly. hut it you '@1c needy i'm |
sorry stood in tl!e=Way ct your*oh |
tanning money slt4d III l't'lp you,,nn*.: DC.
snid, taking OIL l>l3 llat and droppiE:;$ /
Il dollar hill in it,. 1l1en Io start=<t !,
around the pas.t'n ffEEt,1*s, and ori&> :ft!:=l
ottor d1v>1r3f2 *silatr 1yitct:: z===.a
hat until Il considerable til :x**= Il Ia /
quickly grown 'Tlli5 the MIN =.tritn:*,,*:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-26
THE. POLICE GAZETTE

II Tie only illustrated paper in the
world continuing NIL tho :tateAt senrA
{iut4t.t Hnt1 %linrttng ttrWa. NO EalnD!
Keeper, En+i,e: IT Club Enl can vt.
to.>> ~ l,e wit.'pt1t IT. II always makes
Irie1rt- wherever il &t',a.
hiai|eh toAIy a.idreFs in the Unite
.5th''*. eecure!y wrapped, /" weeks IT,
3fl.2;. TIKI h: H.
Il send ttye"nellts fur aa'nu|e cory. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
Yankee Notions In Spain.

An American traveller in Spain SAYS
that Yankee notions and the ingenious
little inventions sold by our street ped
alers are appreciated there. While
walking in Malaga he saw women shy
ing across the street TO get away from
something. Making haste % ascertain
the cause, he saw man with string
tied TO a tiny mouse, which sought IN
vain 10 get away from its tornentor as
il glided over the walk lie repeatedly
ierked 1t back, however, and the tour
ist was shocked until he heard the Han
calling out: Ration mecsnico AMER
lcano.' american mechanical mouse. J
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

Ask az any Of the scholastic agencies
IL you wish 20 ascertain the state Of
the market IN the supply Of schoolnAs-
tiers The market * positively glutted-
There are twenty addressed. STOPPING.
faded Hre;ches painting FOR every
assistant maztershIp al fifty pounds
year, non-resiGeut, or twenty pounds
resident Ard remember. on such
pittance the poor fellows have 70 keep
up a position They must dress a.
gentlemen. live more or JESS Ike gen
tiemeB. on the wages q an omnibus
driver Bat they have iazen up the
profession. they have qualified FOR By
years q jAborious ba!t-cigrsted study
They c0ui3 TO. drive az ouluI5 bus =
theY would Who woul1 trust horS>
n iheir hands, They could not mend
the reads IL spite ~ 81 oxford bach
.l0r degree Tho would select ne
pale. narr0-v-cEeste1 sch5,ar among
n. gangs q sturdy. .zro-e-s w5o
eI2mor for vcrs and stE.e themselves
sometimes tustly. p5or fe.IoEs-an-
smployec2 NoDo5y. OF eozrss -S.tEr
6Ay a4sisM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
4 Difficult Prohien.

Weighing the earth IS problem
which has often interested and amused
scientists, and various efforts have been
made to determine with some degree Of
accuracy the probable approximate
weight of the globe on which we live.
In 1772 series of curious experiments
was made by Prof. Maskelyne in
Mount Schihallion, IN Scotland, by
which he determined the singular fact
that the attraction exerted by the
mountain mass on the plumb line
caused it TO deviate nearly six seconds
from the perpendicular. Long and alb
struse calculations followed, on the de-
tails of which it is not necessary TO
dwell, but the result was, taking the
diameter of the earth as 7,9l2 81 miles
and the weight Of cubic foot of water
as s2.32 pounds, the weight of the earth
was calculated to be 5.542, 000. 0o0. 000.-
300, 600, 900 tons of 2,240 pounds each
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
FEMININE CHIN.
A Dksu,sion Upon ~ by . assera Brisiss
Artist.


The modern British artist caught by
the specialization craze. seems 20 be
concentrating his attent iou on ladss~'
chins This IL especially the ease with
the fashion-plste Human ohinE may
be divided into four classea First The
retreatiug chin, which falls away b.
hind the frontal line Of the face. This
IL the pet Hbomination Of modern chin
fapciers. Secondly. the nominal chin.
which is chin Of moderate size. def
mite outline and flush with the frontal
line Of the face; this ought 10 be The
chin approved By painters. Thirdly.
there u the long. prominent chin ~ h4eh
is pushed forward somewhat IN advances
Of the frontal Lire Of the ace; this IL ugly.
though not always markedly 80
ourthly. tbsre Il q very long. very
large and decidedly protru5inz ehis;
this. in scientific language. ia the prog
nsthous chin-ths chin. ia fact. Of III.
monkey tribe. II - the chin. slightly
modified. which the highly-caltured
artists Of the fashion plates hav.
chosen as the types Of the beautiful IN
female ehinG Darwin had sousthing
70 say on the polat In the Descent
OF Man" he wrsts.
The early male forsfathsrs % man
were probably furnlshsd With great
canine teeth. bat. "a they gradually A.
quirsd the habit Of using stones. clubs
or other weapons FOR Sighting With
their snsmiss or rivals. they VouiS uss
their Jaws and teeth lss= and l~as IN
this case the Jaws. together visa th~
teeth. woaid become reduced in size
What strikes che here = that Iargs
Jaws and a prominent chin "a man ap-
pear 70 have been needed a. : lo~
stage Of Development. for aghtiaz ~ftn
tbs mouth and teeth a. mon xsTs so
dogs fight y tbs fashion PLATE xrtists
o. today are showing "a reai and not
imaginary types ~ female beauty IL
would seem that women are hexln.lng
% revert 20 q condition - los develop
nsnt similar % that ocrg ped ~ nan
in kls transition from .hs aitni4n - fss
biraEroas stage. II this - - ~. nay
azticsp1te. since nstnTs seldom da~.
anything without a pgrposs. ttat -
quarreis % w0nsn. na0fs especially q
fasnioBsbls women, all so0u A~v.a p
b fcugb; oat. rot Ga t5e .apT r1urfa -
By polite lstter-szTitlny afd - sese -
''cst. bHt bT ne god Old zsetA1sl 81
tooth and nail
We cor mend fh~s~ 1er~le-=re-t-
facts - tae consideration % ~ az
rrirsrs o. huge Rad hs1soas eh.ns --Jsa.
Bsss Miller MonfAlg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By TelcIrapn.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27.-CATTLE-Receipts 21D
shipments $40. Active Steers steady 10 strong
Dressed beef and shipping steers ~ g3a5
Cows 54I5c with some instances OF 2jc higher
cows and heifers 81 SGD o. stockers and feeders
- l7J16tS 0 HOGS-Receipts 33hl shipments 10
Market active i0a15c higher; extreme range - 0l6
> o bulk 81 2056 A.. SHEEP-heceipls ~ ship
ments none. Market nominally steady, mu:tonS
%
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2T.-CATTLE - Receipts 2S.Si
shipments POO. Market slow owing TO generally
poor quality Of ings Natives steers 81 70 as A.
IhOiCe 81 75G5 o., export steers - a. range cows
81 81 az 81 cows and heifers 81 ,0&5 % butcher
steers % 30eS 20 HOG~-Ieceipts - q: shipments
I2pl, Market higher, Heavy as autq6 60 packing
- l5d6 TO- light s6 5000 p. ShEEP-lieceipts ~,
shipments 1900 Mara ct steady. Pair 10 choice
atves S3 O0GI So extra muttnns - 65G5 50,
CHICAGO. De 21.-CATTLE--Receipts 700b ship
ments ESQ Market steady. Native steers 81 500
3 S. stockers 81 tUg3 -, cows 81 25cg5 .. fed
Texans 81 Z5S3 So HOES Receipts il,uOO, shipments
blank. Market higher mixed and packers ST btCa6 g.;
Common 81 S5s6 40. heavy ard butchers s6 65@6 81,
liRut 81 40ts6 o.. SHLEP-iieCeIpts 5OuO shlpmen 5
100; Market steady, Muttons s. 100 %, lambs
as lJOd6 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
The N,tionsl Universalist oonve

The National Universalist conven-
Gon at Reading, Pa, passed resolutions
against the use OF tobacco, opposing the
ordination of any Uuiversalist minister
who is addicted 20 IL denouneing iu-
temperance and commanding churches
70 Use water instead of wine al coz
Hnuninn- Cant ral C=R1xazAtionalial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
Wichita Produce Market.
EGGS--saaO,

WICHITA. Dec, Y.
FLoUR-Highest patent. 81 90 second patent,
] 20: ey ira fancy. 81 70.
BUTTkR-rirst creamery. 2Sc: other grades 2OS
Csc.
EGGs--se20c.
ITRY-noosters. 81 j0S2 90 per Dozen or 3
Ter pound hens, p 0G@2 30 per dozen or SC per
round spring chickens, s. 15S2 ~ per dozen OK l1sI
Ter pound; turkeys s6sSc per pound. DUCKS-teai
81 %: msllaTd & 20 per Dozen Aoug geese, &c PEI
pound.
POTATOES-Choice GjG75c per bushel,
APPLES tla5 30 per barrel.
COAL-AntEracite 81 10; canon CITY sSGG Melr
Iity 81 So FrohJensC 81 3D. PIttsburg. 81 81 Hi
IoIs 81 %; NcA lester s. o..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

Mrs Dskeside-"So your wedding
day is set JeminA- What minister il
going 10 marry your" Jemina-"Ws
Then let ne recommend Rev Mr.
Tyet. He IS very nice. Jenima-
''You think he would give satisfaction
Mrs Lakeside-"I am sure Of IL He
always marries me, and ALWAYS shall
| viii never have any otasE. N. Y.
Presa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Dec. 81.
Following are the closing quotations.
GHAlN-Car lots on track.
WHEA1-52C.
CORN-N elbow, Z6e.
DAT--Z2c:
Failed. q 0OCal 50 per ton; loose. 81 COOS o.
GROUND IOkN-Chopin car lots, Ioc per lE
ponds; corn and oats SIC per lVO pounds Grah'
sacked. 65c per 100 pounds.
lIAASEElD-tbH7Uc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

There were no hogs on the market but
wagon hogs. They brought good prices,
the market being strong on what was
Altered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
HOW AN EMPRESS LIVES.
Something About High Life at the "A.
trian CoRrT-

triaa CoRrt-
The duties OF lady in waiting 70 The
empress OF Austriz are sonew hz I
fatiguing, especially when the court =
en- velleg iature ~ Godollo in Hungary
for her ma iesty : . very early rlse--
Every morning she attends mass in the
private chapel % the castle a. s.z
o'clock, which o. course entails getting
up soon after Eve. After chspel she
takes cup OF strong black coffee with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

The quotauorB mere presented are to give ne
khpper an idea Of the general range OF prices ne
various classes and grades sel within TIE i'm ca
these quotations 81 dingto the quaIlLy OF o'ieL
inrs and The state OF the daily markets these quo
permanent change In the General nfheG ai me
represeptave sales should be referred 10 10 get lhe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

-Cioverness-'l Ia. is the future of
the verb ito love" Mary? Pupil latter
q pauseJ-To marry, Miss Jones It'd
Bits
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
WICHITA. Dec.

Only few cattle reached the yards TO-DAY
and not enough were sold to establish
arices. The snow storm has delayed all
shinmentS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

ST Louis Dec. q.
FLOUR-Flrm. slow Patents s. 7G61a 81 extra
fancy - lUSS 80 fancy l5g3 -, choice Ago. -,
family ga ~
WHEAT-HigLcr. Cash. 6734c; D c, 67lsc; Jan,
Csc Feb. O9Isy; May. .4os7ilbC July, i4zsc.
GOhN-Lower. Cash oU1tC; Dec. S5asc, Jan. $3.50;
Feb 1886; May SsLc,
OATe~Cazh. firm, sample lots, S2eo5y4c. May.
lower, 6ilSc.
RYE Quiet. 4saIy l9c
tiARLEI- Quiet. MInncsoeaG 5S&55c.
BRANDON, sacked lots Glo@$l 0J.
FLAN- II CHER. 81 o..
TlMOThN-Nl 0dl3
BAGGING-SteAdv 5J4at SIC.
cons MEAL-Quiet. u 70
HAY-Duh. PraIre 81 OUe9 on timothy So $50
J. o.
BUTTER-Creamery 25629c dairy lSs26c
EGGS-21c.
POLK DnII SIS Goals p.
LARD Nominal 40 -.
WHISkY---Sl To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ! Ork Money.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 81
NoneT on call steady, closed offered at per
cent.
Prime mercantile PAL er 5a6 per cent.
Exchange firm at 81 S15t Tor siXty-day bills and
S. s. for demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
SifUttfiOIis ~ dJ,fed-MdIe.

DRINTER-AS ALI. ROUND PRINTER WHO
L cen furnish COpF. desired. anu knows how t.
make mp want, permanent employment on
reAiy OF Hall UsIIy Address PRIMER Beacon
once. Great Benz. han. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
New York Produce

NUw YORK, Dec q.
COFFFE-Spot Rio, hrmer and quiet, No iG}4o
SJGAE-ReiEed, quiet, standard A. li-l6S4tsc
SranulHted ll-l5Qs. &, cut loaf 5-,66Sjspc.
COTTON-Qniet. Kidding Sac, Low miLdling,
Dc Good ordinary. sehc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
A LIBERAL gift.

did he give you anything7" asked
the dead-beat who had remained at the
foot Of the stairs
Yes"
"What2"
One minute to reach the pavement"
Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Dec q.
FLOUR-Unchangsd. Patents g 5l@= b. extra
fancy 81 ee2 .. fancy - t5S2 10 choice FL sJ% 10
xxx 81 iaG2 Uu
WHAT No. .. cS's G6i16c; No red. Is s6slac.
OOKN-Ao. mixed - -t>lp White, aaAP G5Sc.
OATS-No 2miNel. 2s5a s-9,i NybiJe aOS5Ic,
l,YE-No, a. 90
BEAN -, IS,
tIANSEEB-g lltdac on r basis Of pure.
tTTEl,-CIeamery 2JC5-Sc, dairy l4@ls,
LGGS-%l}es2.C.
,H.ksL-steady. Young America IOo Kansas
;Gqc.
HAY-Flrm. Timothy 81 %. fancy prairie s. ca
lOL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, -: Hogs
sheep, none. Shipments: Cattle none
Hogs, none; Sheep, none.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

w ANTED-COMPETENT STESO0KA Pliers
w bHu bOOkht ,peIz who Geslfe iosIsiOih, Ia
alply The Ns'tlOAAI a CSuhtaLts and oleHO- f-bl
a. LGIt.u. ClatS iot LIE states Sl 'NAiisas togU-
lUGO. CUlosk., 4.ISsOugi Ai.U ,Ads - tDU South
81 LBolnC-s ,uACsr, 44sts.
W ANIkD-B U slAESS MN WHO AhE -
w Leu II OsiapiIeTs u aCCOuiiHtits call
Ct The &aiIC' "4 Accountants snU Elrhu. aFacf
luTcIg. LlaAtA CL4,s 81 tf4e >Cut4W estt4Ii buz.-
CUI APPIICatlU. urt t-Ot CuEbfJ tuL IrtsGt DuUA-
kteluIs Aha Achus aibtis, ith Aist-,sass refer
tbtoa- Le4Y .uIIllznGV lIeC Vi charge, uIltu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

GO east via the New Short line Mis-
sUuri Pacific Pheasant Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars withou.
change Wichita To ST. Louis SD x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
miscellaneous.

w AM ED-sITUA1ION BY REGISTERED
w pLsTBIay TAT Of j. Jearh experience. Bsrt Of
references. AddftsA ", 80 &oIth L~wIente ave
v IChita. Gl5G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

Gold lettering can be done in the most
artistic style and durable manner in the
biudery department of the EAGLE eStab-
iishmsnt - II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Pilot Ogra pher. IictUres in all siassand stvt
He also carries the nuesL HssOrtIneutos plctIr
zines III the city Give him u friendly call an p
famine samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
AGENTS UANIED.

I a U EXN A > W Il y 4 T. ~.
lrdsr 'b's head e Ter .lns p,rday.
" zNTED-1GEZ7s 10F EVERY coTS77
" lu kansas. tl,yU0 year. Address Box h,
Dodge cay. nan do q"
4 GLNTs-GUM 7 ssUE MINDS CLuTHiSo
IA better th.sa aecdis aud thread silAs. oUlsAs
EsOVss. un uTeIl~s- OBe ID los u d. ~
a st"yber Co., Ptoviaence' H. T. 60 '1t'
TALKS TO CHILDREN ABOUT JEsUS. oNE
Of tbs mO-t opulaF booss ever published
sri.s.t slgBt. tIedit stssn. freight past Bsst
books for tHs holiday Agenls wsHssa.-slsS saf
olLes DOyks and Bibies. X ID. oDGwafa a 60.
Baltimore, SD. -
~ AAIED--MISCELL4NEOL >
tIdtr IN. lead q lor I.ns sss da'.
\(fANTED-ONE DAY AND oNE EyESING
w class VIII be Organized = Waterbury, short
baud fCECg4 4lOEaay. Jan. T. %. c5~ -
Iy-ANTED- TWO FU6>IsHEJ EoOMs-BED-
w tooas and kitsbeu. Tor hV1sok-vp ~ -
dress EivI4E &C. Es, Mr. 2 care kzzis olcs . y
$4,000 FE tals p VIII s o hh P. ~ ao
4ss-tioA. ~sAe--' :. r kD'Sls9ea' ~ ?. e" -
IIrA&TbU-TO BUY SECOND HASD E0LL
W clrtas z oalcs DIX Ae1Es.s room over -.
~ - Market a. eSl-s~'
hfA$IEB-A PRISON WHO Will I>YksI
W SO 70 tLss0 ,roridsc Vii sh0s y0s shs szss
money ml@A4Hg u1slDs-s s.s u. l.sass -os
ne - oute a. f~essr : hot-i .. baooa- a@-1'
u A2TLD-A GOOD stCOs o-HASD SAFE
w ~ gst 400 fs a-9g5 EzsgE0s
SICK EALoa--4. a o. Sslis e. y. I. & = q
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w viii ~ gnt seer. j. tE = Aorss ssgssf ia
cd tuaast.gl- h.p.g % ~ s9dFrrs =. NJ
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t.st.ta- g. -
NJ A>lEb-z oSs o. HAT - 3aE sTscE
w AuaIs-s t1E - IS itails 81 q
W A-TED-l oT 80 CALI Al EAE,E 4
w tssfsuls AID 80 fAs.T RE stgeE q E.4l.s
Ea1Cs.- 49, kgsfeF-- aas--.s z-g -sl- Ls1sa
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&ad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28

i'esaut rec'Ju'r-, ct.v'r sN trains. atri
Pullman eleeuers frozen - .CHija 20 Kansas city Ast
Chicago without change r'ght traits. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north south ea-t aU6 YEest. and steamship tickeEs
sald 20 ail Egrouean g.o,ufs al lowest rates. Ctty
lcse; Office 100 last Douglas avenue, corner AAil
street passenger station Corner DcUE.As Gad EsSa
avenues Telephone -.
". =. WISEaRr. TicSst -4nL
TNo. SEBASTIAN. G. =. & p 4. Chiraca. IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-28
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

IN. following rates under the diferens headings
ell ne charged.
B Payable Strictly in Advance.
Ne sdverllssrn ents tasez for less than 10 cents
One line advertisements charged same rate as tSss
Inca
TIL FORBIDDEN"
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General Sporting Notes.


LOCAL interest in this evenings contest is
intense.
THERE is letter here for the manager of the
Henrietta ball club.
JACK CROWLEY says he will make match to
tight Jack Bates to a finish.
A. B. C.-If the bet is for an ''absolute'' win, q
draw will mean victory for the hacker Of Maher.
TARENTUM will use the Ohio State College colors
a cream white Campbell, Of the team, is an Ohio
College graduate.
Maher and Fiizsimmons was in favor Of the
Maher.
JOIN W. wALz, of the Baltimore Baseball Club.
is still in the city. John thinks the will be
great one. He always has pleasing anticipations
in baseball.
FATHER BILL DAILY. owner of Lizzie. Dalsyrian.
large hotel at Hartford, Conn. with his winnings
on the races.
CHARLES MILLER and James Tuttle, two off. D.
pattons r, exercise boys haze attached s the IMAGE
salary due them.
MANAeEn McGgNxrshnn says 4 that Ward made
no mistake in securing DARBY, ., Br.en, the out
IS, 900 for his release.
DAN BARR will be captain of the East End Gyms
and not jim Cray . Barr m has given sat sassfaGton action
brings him close to the players.
DAVE ROWE is very enthusiastic over the scheme
for the equal division Of gate receipts and the
buncnlng Oh tne DOodie from nonoay games so tnat
no club can get much the big end Of the cash box.
OVER l. 600. 600 brook trout have been booked for
delivery at Ashland, Wis, by G. Hansen. the brook
trout breeder and 700 COO fertized trout eggs
for the Superintendent of Fisheries for the Domn-
ion Of Canada.
TON WILLIAMS, of Australia, who defeated
George Dawson, In company with his brother, w.
some glove contests. Should they prove successful
they will return to Australia by way of America,
and will be prepared to take on suitable engage
ments in this country
1.-THE umpire' isn't any more popular in Great
Britain than he is OH this side Of the swim. When
Scotland beat Wales to at Rugby football in
Swansea, last week. q mob attacked the referee, q
Mr. Ashmore. from the English Union. The police
and the Welsh players had q hard struggle to save
him from serious injury.