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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-02

fe..trt recIiuius ,iia3r cav- on I'll traiu< aal
Pullman -!eepers from Wichita 10 h;rsaS CITY AMI
chicago without change an night trans Tickets
sold and naEEagc checked through 10 all points
north. south. east and west. and steamship tickets
SOLD 10 all European points AT lowest rates. Cry
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue, COtaer Main
street. passenger station coruet Douglas Mead
avenues. Telephone Ia.
= II. fHrrIrPS. T3ckar ar-nt
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumseu Bes
and shortest route. WM. SuEAEEE.
Manager
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DIR. Il. EMMA COBB,

Pennies ;nd Childreus diseases speciality
J one for ladies during confinement Strictly pr-
waite when 80 desired, also permanent homes pro-
Nided for children wben desired. Letters oil ncu-
~ conide Mia. and answered promptly home al
Ida AyeLGe. " lC!ta. kaIsls.
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NORTH AND EHST.
No. Ala Kansas City ENp'Ss
No. A0b Chicago Nes;Ibule
Fast Express. ......-....
No. 4uS Missouri River Elk
press.
No. As EnglewoOd EXpr'ss
No. AIS Local Freight......
No. 46S Freight. ...... 80.
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 40 Oklahoma City and
fo.t Worth Express. 80.
No. Az Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........
No. 4U3 Fort Worth, Sal
weston and Texas thro'ghI
Express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 4l5 Wichita Express. =.
No. -. Engiewcod Accom-.
No. Al. Loc2l Freighl......'
No. 400 frei2ht...........
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Nll!ils IE5gle
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Sept. L
CATTLE.

dinner an idea of the general range of prices.
Native shipping steers, good 10 extra "a 21c9t oo
1ood to extra native butcher Steel c, 1UJJts
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COiNG NORTH Ann EASE
10. . Kansas CITY II. Luu'-
rnd Chicago. Worlds Fair
linn tied, daily.............
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Denver und Pacific Coast
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TINE T4HLES
TRAINS.
NORTH AND EAST.

ATCHISoE, TOPEKA & SANTA RE RR.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WEST.
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express .........................II 10 so m
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mediation .........................l Ii 90 a II
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mo. Az. hinsinan and Mullinvillei
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81. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO II. II.
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Ellsworth daily............ D 70 Il m D p III
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Ellsworth daily............f3 30 p m - p IN
No. east bound daily $50. 1880 III III y Il IN
No. - east bound daily 800. 1850 pm 1855 III
mtSSOC RI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
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TIE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

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ElEsESTATIVE SALES
The following the representative sales or cat
tle Yards today
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

Inc evangelistic meeting at West
presbyterian Church last evening was
quite largely attended and all an.
peared greatly interested In the SER
wees Several solos were sung by j T.
Clymer, and Rev. A. Il. keigwin.
alter the Introductory services Rev.
A. H. keigwln preached stirring scr.
mon from the 2lst verse of the eth
chapter of jeremiah, In the course Of
which he alluded TO persons who per-
mitted their sight to he obscurcd by
the cataract OF sin, ind consequently
were unable TO perform their valied
dutles properly.
lie advised all to have their vision
restored through conversion, &c that
they might be enabled to see things in
Their true light, and enjoy the bless.
ingS OF earth and heaven He related
incidents to show how men made for
tunes by having their eyes open.
Ihe observance of q fly on the bald
head oil man at church led to the
construction of Tho fly trap, out OF
which the inventor realized 500. OlO.
ana pastor vino persisted in running
alter a SICK dog until he saw him eat a
certain plant, and from the utilization
OF The knowledge thus obtained he
accumulated fortune OF $4,000. BY
equal observation and perseverance,
great riches may be laid UP in heaven.
At the close of the servicss Is peni-
tents arose for prayers. and II was an
nouneed that 40 persona will lie admit.
ted To membership next Sunday, The
meetings Will he continued next Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday even
inRS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
'F|F TIL EDITION!
He Was rgnorant 81 ,ns -


On February Goth, 1883. Edward w
poe,a young blacksmith. married Mas
mary Cass. in the Episcopal Church at
North East, Md. The ceremony WAC
performed by the rector, Rev. Enoch k,
Miller, who issued the usual certifi.
cate. Instead of proving himself 4
model husban d he turned out to be
the opposite. Before the end of a wear
his wife became the mother OF a girl.
and shortly afterwards he left her and
from that time until tho present he
never contributed one cent toward her
support.
Four years ago he formed the ac.
Iuaintance of Miss Ida s. Tlmmons OF
a,,is oiey VINO WAS not quite IA years of
,ige. she heard that he had a wife
living, but upon her asking him about
the matter, and his positive denial, she
DelieVeu what he said. He continued
to pay attention to Mas Timmo1ls. and
on the 9Th OF last November thew went
to Camden, N. j., where they were
united in marriage by n Rev. MIR.
Davis. Shortly afterwards he com
menced to i'll treat her, and they
separated.
Miss Timmons wrote to wife No. /.
at North East, and a correspondence
ensued, which resulted In his arrest.
lie was arraigned before Squire Mona
nan last evening, and when informed
oil TIE charges. admitted that he was
married to both women, and said THAI
II 1t was bigamy, he was guilty as he
mad always thought that IL man was
separated from his wife for seven
y6afs, no was free to marry again.
a Both ladies were present and testi-
neu TO being married to the defendant.
me Squire ordered him to furnish
S5oO bail to answer at court. When
the trial was finished he approached
MS vile and wanted to kiss her. but
she turned from him in disgust. He
theh wanted his child to come to him,
delgn to notice his second wife and
bic Bowers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

ROE-On February nth. 1909 Margaret
wife of James Roc, aged 81 years,
ltolatiNes and friends are invited TO NJ
tend the funeral. from the residence O
street. on Monday morning ats O'Clock
Mass At st. Paul's Church. lnternent a
1 Catholic Cemetery.
llUFF1NGTON.-In Philadelphia, Febru
ary ID. 1923 james huntington, former
| Of this CITY.
Relatives and friends are invited TO a,
tend his funeral from the T., W. & ii
! station on the arrival of the train at 90
| p. m, on Monday. lnterment at Rlvor
Wow Cemetery.
HAYDEN:-ln this city, on the 10th inst
Patrick Hayden, aged 81 years,
! Rela ives and friends are fospeetfulI,
Invited to attend tho funeral from h.
late residence, No. SOL Jackson street, OF
Monday morning. nt 10 o'clock. iiisl
Cathedral Cemetery.
POOLE. lon February 10th, 1909 Thoma
II. Poole. aged o. years.
Rolatlves anu friends respectfully In
yited 10 attend his funeral nom the res
dence OF stephen IL. Mitchell, Mill Croeh
Hundred, on first day, second mUnti
nineteenth, nj two O'clock D. IN. Inter
nent at HockessIn.
X ENNlsDY. On February 10Th, 1898, Jas
Kennedy. aged SO years.
Relative and friends. also Smyth Post
VI. ~ " anu tNt ire company
are respectfully invited to attend his fn
..srai fr....- tsiaE INte nopida,sra NJ, 1os-
Poplar street on sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Services at tho house. Inter.
ment ut The W llmington ana Brandywint
Cemetery.
Dearest father thou has left ilA
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But lis God who hath Detoft US.
lie eau all our sorrows heal. G
SHTNBNEK.- In this city, on tho 18th
inst. Joseph ShuHdner. ST., aged %
years
Relatives md friends ARE respectfully
invited to aiterd the funeral from his
late residence. No.i2I West Second street
ON Monday February 20. 1888, at clociS
p. IN. Intermcnt Mt liiyerSlew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
Mans furnishing goods Of cost ct
Gi:ney's, Eighth and Mtrlint streets.


NEw CAslI L, Eel. 1T-IApre are still
three candidates fnl trustees of tile
Commons. Messrs. Morrison, Hols.
cliumalier and Vie. 1t is ptobahe
that fourth man Will be taken up
and two tickets with two candidates
each will DO made.
Tie barge Reliance cleared yester
day for Boston. This WIS her second
attempt to resume her voyage. as she
WIS compelled To put back here for re.
pairs.
Tho clock in tho p, w. & u. depot
has been removed to another part oil
t4e ticket office, and many persons
1--we been surprised by looking To see
What time il wns and not finding out.
\ large evening s0tsaitie " i'll he held
in the X al l. Hall on thursday even.
Ing Of nest week,
hs comm ttaas on the n L. Ghurel
supper met last evening and reported
taal' work
snow is still TO he seen on Some o,
tho principal streets in town.
Mrs. John Connolly visited her for
insr home III Wilmington Yesterday.
ia. j.. Eliason has returned from /
Visit to friends near 3Iiddietown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
I|||IIRI) EDITION.


S&t0m the Baltimore sun.
There was no noticeable decrease in
Nns fsumber OF persons who sought ad-
{Miaston to the Moody ana SaIkey
zmHetliig5 at the Cyclorana Building
m Thursday. In the afternoon 1t was
Hound Impossible to accommodate all
Who came there being fully SOD audi
t6rs within the building by 4 o'clock,
MT. Moody kept them busy for some
time singing hymn after hymn, and
fhen prayers were offered by Il number
III ettrgymeD present
When the time arrived for him to
znpeak Mr.. Moody announced that he
would talk about the grace OF God
He said in pert: Il do not believe
There is any other word In the Bible
which Is so generally misunderstood
~ the word grace. God gives us grace
as u gift, anu il is mistake for US to
think we must work for 1t and do
petfanee, shed tears and SO on.
< -Ioiit work for salvation, but take
1&nlvation as gift, and then work out
what is yours. as you are told to work
sput your salvation You cannot get
4mlvatienr Then what is grace IL not
1unmerited favor? Give yourself to
God and He will have sufficient grace
90 keep you.
Il wish there would be run on the
bank OF Heaven. Plenty OF grace
there. III there was a run on all tho
banks In Baltimore there would soon
come crash, but run on the bank
ri Heaven would find plenty OF grace
mere always to supply the demand
ogld even more.
II YOU haven't got good temper,
md at times are irritable and do not
do as you should, the less you say for
Jesus the better it is for Christianity,
$or where ono man reads the Bible a
Hundred men read us,and II we preach
Christ and afterward lose our tenn
pers, are irritable and SO on, they will
say: %. that sounds well enough,
but there's nothing in Christianity.
Its sham.'"
At least 500 persons who came failed
70 gain admission to the building at
night. MIR. Sankey sang a solo anu
A1r. Moody said: "a want to know to
whom am to talk tonight, so every
one present who belongs to the church
please RISE" About one in every
4fty persona remained seated. II
Wrought So" continued Mir. Moody
after short pause. Il thought you
were all church people, and so the
very people / am most anSio us to
reach are not here. / mean the non
church and working people. The
latter are not the kind to go one hour
ahead of time to a revival meeting, as
you do, and when they do got here
they find you occupying all tho chairs.
Now will tell You what I'm going to
do next week.
I'm going to have meetings FOL
won min the afternoon anu or men
NJ night. L want these men who en-
ploy girls and women in their factories
70 allow them to come to one OF these
meetings and not deduct anything
from their wages for the tins theS
lose. The same word to the lady Of
the house. Lot her take turns with
the servant girl and stay at homo one
afternoon to give the girl a chance t.
come. l think that is Christian nd
slee, and | hope you will act upon 1t. q
Hr. Moody preached after several
hymns had been sung.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

Inc cnse OF Adams, vs., Clrmer was
resumed as sounas court opened this
morning, and the examination OF w.t.
lesscs for the deieEse proceeded
with.
stephen Downey testified that In his
opinion tho p!aner was fully as sale
as am othor mucliile. lie could not
gee how auy one could be eau ght in
the machine, unless 1t was by hlB
own care.a-5ne5s.
Otto Selby testified that he had
worked on piuRer for Is years. Ho
considered the planer safe, although a
person might be caught accidentally,
by being careless OK not attending to
his work.
Patrick j. MeSweney. Albert T. Cow
erdale. John S. uendrlckson, Richard
Burton, Jr.. gave similar testimony.
He WAS cross examined at length by
alr. harrington and ut o'clock court
took recess until this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

sANtrf:E y nlGgTs. Psasislsnt.
Gt.0. {. =. i I, - So III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
Clothing House


You'll be surprised how
little money is required tt
buy either Coat or Trousers.
You may want to improve
your appearance by either,
or both.
The old Suit doesen't
hold out well till the time
comes to lay it aside. Every
single coat OF trousers, in
fact every single garment
are set aside on Bargain
Tables. Here your money
is OF double service.
Some light weight Boys
Suits left over from last sea.
son are marked at very low
figures, before new goods
come III.
Store closed every even.
ing except Tuesdays and
Saturdays at O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

making and keeping our trade In foot
wear by selling only what we know to
be reliable goods. and we are getting
right down to bottom prices or we
wouldn't have had that generous in.
crease In trade We have had SO far
this season, we don't sell goods below
cost or at half price but We have the
right kind OF shoes for wear and the
kind OF prices that saves money on
shoe bills. Just keep that little fact
III mind, and when you want to make
your shoe money do its best buying
eone aud sec us. Forman's No. 10 Il.
18th street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
Keauced Eates to Washington

For tho benefit of those who desirt
TO attend the ceremonies Incident tc
the Inauguration OF Prnsitlant-eleet
Cleveland, tho Pennsylvania RailronG
Company will sell excursion tickets T.
Washington March End, Yrd and 9TH
valid to return until March fih, 1895
he excursion rate iroln Philadelphia
will be $40; ffem Chester 81 30
FROM Wilmington $3.50; from Newark,
bel, So 80; from Ilayre dc Grace 81, 90
and Ter this occasion will permit n
stop.eif at Baltimore in each dllec
ton.
The Inauguration promises to be a
most interesting event aud will an-
doHi]tedly attract n lnrga rumber of
people from every section of the
country
The magnificent facilities of the
1nnu3yiyaltiA Railroad make this GHo
the laNorito route TO tie national capi.
tai IN ali occasions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

At the conclusion OF this evenings
services at tho Central Presbyterian
Church, Mr., aud Mrs. +. Il. Plerson
Will take the train 20 meet their evan
gel lstic engagement in Ohio. The
sermon last egening was one of the
eyangaliste' best, aud tile singing OF
Mrs. Person was unsurpassed.
She will sing again, as we'll as her
worthy and Kindly rival. Mr.. j. r.,
King, ano the professional quartette.
congregation and choir.
In the after meeting forty.one per.
sons who confessed Christ in lnti .
eight who had been comforter within
two weeks pas, seven who had Just
started asking prayers for more
strength and light and eight who ask
~ prs! roH iAsir con gereINn
Evangelist Pier on wants everybody
to read Romans y; o. TO- nlayerfuliy
and come to the meeting this evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

The following testimonials came 10 us
Kenyon a Thomas TO-. ADAMS N. Y
Gantlefnen--For the past two years hav
suffered terribly with what doctors cal
eczema During thus lime / have con
suited several physicfans and used d
number OF well-known remedies but
could get no relief. until finally / was
urged to givo your remedies q trial
cannot say enou2 b In praise of them Al
present am as well rs ever was In my
life aud owe my sincere Trunks TO you
Tor DIR. Haleis Household Ointment aud
Ieh Any one doubling the sincereity OF
this testimon will confer favor by
undressing. Very truly yours N. j. Nc
N "A BIB Ieomlnster, Mass.
These remedies are for sale at sc and
Doe. ut Beaton Smiths drug store 4th and
In 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

Lewis Konitz who boards with Mrs.
Lottte X olkisky at southwest corner
OF Second and Walnut streets. was
this morning mHrlerously assaulted
by John kolkisisy and two unknown
men OF Chester, who afterward escaped
but koikisky is now Mt the police
station.
The trouble arose over Mrs. Holkis.
ky, and when tho husband met Konita
this morning In the house he struck
him blow over The head with a piece
of iron, cutting II badly. DR.. BAIRD
dressed the wound
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
BOYS We know Of

BOYS We know OF
no b e C r
CLOTHING value than
you will find
in our boys department
just now. / he reason is
plain and has been told. 1t
suttices to say now that
you can get your boy a
snil, an orercoat OF pants
at a saving OF from 10 to
Il the original price. That
applies to all heavyweight
clothing, mems and boys,
and thcr besides there is
a 10 per cent. cash
discount. There is a
knee pant suit at sI.5o.
From that you can go as
high as you've mini 10.
gu Il get e pecially
good value in odd pants.
IN nipple is the 5o-cent
kinda better pair OF
pants you never saw.
JAS. [. MULLIN " Soy.
Clothing. 9th & Market.
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

Not Much business Transac ted, as
Nearly all the Members Were En-
snged on Committee work-A Bill
Providing for State Prison Intro
duced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
state Road igebators.


As some correspondents of tho r.
PUBLICAN have indHlGhd in remark $
III Widen our society Is mentioned, |
beg leave to say that the object of our
society 10 Tie iinrroyetnehi OF its mem
hers, winning OF losing IA discussion
always beint a secondary eonaidnra-
tloA, ana that on these conditions we
gladly welcome visitors, both as list
enerS and to take part With us. aud we
will be glad to meet with amy of our
neIgliAofiBg societies OH any question
they may propose, JAHEs MGGAlf.fs-
TER, Ghnifnlati
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

At this mornings session of the Mu.
nicipal Court the charge of fraud
against Thomas r. Miiliken was dis.
missed. us there wis not sufficient eyi.
denee to convict him.
Schooner" Long was this morning
fined $40 and costs for acting aisor-
derby In the presence OF Mrs Gustayus
schaaffsr at Second and King streets
last night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

ABOUT 1875 pairs of Kid Shoes in all
styles. that sell elsewhere at 81. rs and
50. WE ARE SELLING AT S1.ls
Ladies' Fancy Slippers (Colored
Suedes) for evening wear, worth $3.50
So and $50, WILL NOW BE CLOSED
OUT All Tl.69. Your choice of ''our
own make" of "Shoes for tender feet
at S2.B5; also lot OF Kangaroo Shoes.
tipped worth SO 81, DURING THIS
SALE AT ONLY 81 IS.
A lot OF our own make Pebble Shoes.
- values, also some odds and ends of
our $3.50 line. WILL NOW BE CLOS.
ED OuT AT sl.95. Any of Our hand
welt shoes worth $3.50. 81 and $3.50
[onr own make ''for Tender Feet'D 60
DURING THIS SALE All S3l5. Our
French Kid and selected stock hand.
made shoes that sold at 50 and 50,
YOUR CHOICE. S3.81. A large lot oil
Ladies' strap Ties and Opera Toe slip.
pers, selling regularly at 81 80 and 81,
DURING THIS SALE REDUCED TO
e. 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

L. W. Stidhem and Son, nuctionaers
sold Tor J. Frank Biggs attorney for
Lawrence j. Eromali, administrator,
at the Court House ON ThGrsdayafter-
noon, February iGth2 O'Clock, the two
story frame dwelling located on beech
between Beech aud Harrison streets,
to Anna d. Miller, widow of d6ceuaed
for $3.50,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

j
! VIII be sold Mt public sale at No. a3a
French street on Tuesday, February 81,
at 10 O'Clock u, m, lot Of househ Old
goods and other articles. &C. PYLE.
tl7-9t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

The members of the Levy Court as
gIsted by the different assessors were
busy this morning in going over the
assessment lists of Brandywinc, Apo,
auinlmink and New Castle hundreds
b1sides the third district of the city oil
, Wilmington. The job is big one and
M court has been as busy as beavers
f1r The past ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

The alarm of fire at o'clock this ar
ternoon was caused by smoke issuing
ron the chimney Of N. O. Robinson's
nome at NO 4O3 East Eighth street,
but luckily there was no lire,