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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
THE ANONl NOUS CRANK.

preacher Winter we have learnt that
you are given money to this hear law &
or,er leag now if don't quit you get the
same medison as those Gackson and
preacher Woods got so YOU better quit i'll
time and same trouble"
The anonymous fool has broken out
again in the interim. The above Io'e was
received by Rev. David Winters, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, who passed
it over TO the EAGLE. Whether bogus or
genuine its cowardly author is barking up
the wrong tree. 1t may have stirred the
blood of that Scotch-Irish gentleman a
little in the direction OF Indignation, but a
regiment of such sneaks as the author of
that note could not daunt him for a mo-
ment nor swerve him from any path
which he deems right. 1t was an utter
waste of time and postage.
While on this question it might be well
for the EAGLE to say that this people will
not brook any threats of life or bodily
harm from any source for whatever cause
If such man Is DIR. Winters should be
attacked it would not only arouse the
entire community but the state at large.
OF course there are to be found NEEDLE
some, obnoxious cranks aud extremists,
but DR.. Winters is not one of them, he
being broad-guaged, liberal man.
Speaking of crarks, crank could be made
martyr whose blood would cry from the
ground in such tones as would sweep the
instigators, abettors aud sympathizers
from the state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
ADJOURNED SINE DIE.

The Woman's Columbian club adjourn
ed sine die Monday, Dec. 18th. The money
Of the club $50. %, was turned over to the
treasurer, Mrs. Clark, and 10 be paid out
by her as follows: Thirty dollars to tho
Humane society, ten dollars to the Color
Ell G ildren's Home. and the remainder
being held to pay charges on church chart
which has not arrived. Said chart ou its
arrival to be given to the city library with
the compliments Of the Woman's Column
bian club.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we, the mem bers of the
WomaDs Coinmb bian club. wish to tender
our thanks 10 the officers, mem bers and
others, particularly those ladies who
loaned china and those who donated their
written works, thus enabling the women
of Sedgwick county o maze Il cTeditable
exhibit at the worlds fair.
Resolved, That these resolution. be re-
corded and furnished for publication.
Mrs. L. J. PRIDDY.
Mrs. {. 4 ZIMMERMAN,
MRS ". i. GREEN,
Committee,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
1aiIu EAGLE aednaau zoruug 1ecembr 1893.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Lincoln j. Carter's superb scenic produc-
;ion. the Fast Mail, which viii be pre-
sented at the Crawford Grand Monday, the
25.h, by an excellent company, is ous oi
the most successful plays put upon the
stage in recent years. Tue story is thrill
ing, aud justice is done the startling and
realistic scenes by perfection OK mechan-
ical effects. Among other reproductions
is a representation of an engine room on u
Mississippi river steamboat, with the fur
naces under the boilers fired up. train of
cars shoots across the stage in one scene,
and in another there is vivid. beautiful
and awe iusping representation of Niagara
Falls by moonlight, with the singing
waters aud graceful mist that rises above
above aud about ir. The company is said
to be excellent throughout.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
THE EARLY BIRD
win Catch the Portfolio this Morning II He
Avoids the Rush.

Avoid the rush and call early this morn
ing for your portfolio. The third coupon
of the second series will be found in this
issue. Cut it cut the first thing you do;
come TO the Office, ge. portfolio No. and
then you will be in better humor than
ever TO read the EAGLE when you will have
returned home. Portfolio No. = is a
triumph of art and contains catalogue
of pictures around which cluster the
brightest memories in history. The
Englishmsn will find in it the houses of
parliament that magnificent structure in
which some of the greatest minds in
the human family have operated for the
good of the race: the choir of Westminis-
ter abbey; Oxford university; Hawarden
castle, the home of the mighty Gladstone;
Shakespeare's birth room, in which the
greatest dramatic genius of history was
born. The Scotchman will find in it Dry
burg abbey and a crofter's home in Shet-
,aud The Irishman Will fHd in it Donne.
gal castle, once the seat CT their famous
chief ain, Trycounsli The German will
fiud in il the bourse OF Berlin: the famous
windmill of Potsdain: Augustus Place
Leipzig. IL will also contain view of
Carlsbad. Bruhl Terrace, the ruins Of the
palaces of he Caesars, the tomb OF Juliet,
and the Cathedral of Milan where there
are 1000 statues in marble. Dou't miss
getting this wonderful book early IN the
morning
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
NEARLY A DISASTER.

One of Schwartz Bros. teams was seized
with a sudden desire to runaway yester-
day morning and started, while in front Of
the EAGLE office, for the west side at a
Macy Hanks gait. The driver was in full
possession of all his faculties and the lines
also. But this cut no figure. The horses
were bent on frolic, and were going to
have it. But the best laid schemes of
horses and men oft gang aglee. They
mi-took the direction and brought up
against water plug, in front of the State
National bank. If they had missed that
plug aud gene three feet further they
would have plunged through the large
window in the east front of the bank An
EAGLE reporter in helping two ladies out
of danger, Came near being run over HIM
self.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
CHILDREN's HOME

The drama called 1.-The Jewel" in which
Opal Street is to appear at tho Crawford
Graud on January 18th, has been written
expressly for her by Mrs. Sallie Toler and
VIII be given for the benefit Of the Wichita
Cbildren's Home.
Tue play IS pronounced by competent
judges to be one of Mcs. Toler's finest pro-
ductious. II is being rehearsed under the
direction of Prot Rch. director Of the
National Association Of Oratory. and some
of Wichita's best talent Will take part in
the drama.
Little Opal Street has many times
assisted in Entertainments for the Chill
dren's Home and as the directors are
greatly in need OF funds 10 enlarge the
nurseries they hope OpaPs debut will be
largely patronized by their friends.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
IN TIE COrRS.

IL the probate court notice OF accept
ance at O-awaEo!nie OF L. B Fish. declared
Insane, and also OF Esb-st Iswia was pre-
sent
The annual settlement Of f r Powell
and Garrison Scott in the estate Of William
r Sullivan, deceased, was fled sad A9-
proved
Marriage license were issuea 70 James
". hcMilEen Of Goddard aud Ssiiie High
Of Clearwater aud 10 Daniel F. olItstaer
and Carrie A Rogers. boaa ot Cosw.ch.
Ia TIE district court Abhis J. -ad8y MAS
glauted 4 divorce from John " Ad5y and
given the custosiy OF her caiIdren.
Judge Reel aajournsd court s. pooa res
serdzy til! Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
". W. A. ELECTS OFFICERS.

At the regular meeting OF the West
Side camp of Modern Woodman held
Monday night, The following officers were
cleo, ed for the ensuing year:
Venerable Consul-JohD Hens W orth,
Worthy Advisor-A II. Platt.
Clerk-D. O. Williams.
B.nker-J. A Davidson.
Escort &c. II. Owens.
Watchmsu-E. Clements.
Seutry-H X. Dave.
Physicians-Giles Davis. s. A. Bass,
Delegate to state convention-D. O.
Williams
Mana gers-Giies Davis, three years: II
BoGine, two years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
RAzoRs AND POTATO Washers.
Az Abused Wife, Tired Of Dodglng Missel-.
Sues for 4 Divorce,

Nellie Rudy has sued ". L. Rudy for
divorce and alimouy. She AYERS in her
petition, filed in the district court, that
on the End day of June, 1890, she was
married to the defendant at Springfield,
Mo-, that for more than year she has
been resident Of Sedgwick county, Kan.
sas, and has at all times conducted herself
towards her husband as becomes Il fond
and faithful wife, The defendant has
totally disregarded his marriage VOWS.
and has committed aGultry at divers
times with a woman to the plaintiff un-
known. The plaintiff alleges that the first
name of said woman is Ida, and that she
resides at lola, Kan. and that the defend
ant has committed adulrry in various
other places, unknown to plaintiff. The
plaintiff further alleges that the defend
ant has been guilty Of extreme cruelty to-
wards her: that he has called her vile and
disreputable names; that he has frequent
~ called her c., and various other
vile names; that lie has repeatedly abused
and threatened her, and chased her with a
razor and rolling-pin. But his chief EN-
blem of authority was the potato masher,
which be welded with the dsxterity of a
butcher handling his cleaver. That she
would fee from the wrath that she
thought was coming ''but the william
still pursued her." That from contact
with all these instruments of destruction
in the lands of her lord, she is bodily dis
figured, but still in the ring" Where
fore she asks for divorce and such perma-
nent alimony as the court may deem just
i a g.. ,r
week aud SIS temporary attorneys fees,
and that said defendant be restrained
from disposing of his property or remov-
ing it outside the jurisdiction of the court
or county, and that she be restored to her
maiden name Of Nellie Arnett.
The case will be heard iu January.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
PAT NT~ SECUTED.

Robert =. Owen. E,q., OF Muskogee
stopped off short line in the city yester,
day. He was returning from Washington
and had with him thirty five patents for
Indian allotments. As these sllotmeuts
are occupied mostly 10y ,owusites this will
be good news 10 the owners Of lots as it
viii enable them to get their titles per
Iecred at once and permanently. He left
six of these patents at the Carey for the
Rock Island Town company.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
ANOTHER RESTRAINING ORDER

Henry Schweiser has brought suit
against John \. Doran as county treas
urer, and " !. CsTyin a. county Clerk.
and the city OF Wichita, to enjoin them
from collecting taxes on MS lots a5ut;iug
on Douglas avenue. \ temporary restrain
ing order was granted similar to the
Barnes case, enjoiniog the treasurer from
the taxes on the property de-
scrlbed in the petition The case Will bs
argued in January. Judge Wall appears
for the plaintiff
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

A j. Weaver arrived home from the
strip yesterday afternoon where he had
been for week. prospecting. He takes a
gloomy view of matters in that country,
and wonders what families, who are living
In wagons on the open prairie, will do
when winter sets in. He is sstisfi-d with
his splendid home in Sedgwick county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
HELP FOR THE NEEDY.

An elocutionarv entertainment will be
given by the School Of Elocution and Ora
tory Tuesday next, at 7:30 p m. in the Y.
NJ c. A. auditorium. All proceeds after
the most economic expenses to go to the
hnmane society to help the needy poor.
This appeals to all who sympathze with
the needy. Price of admission put down
to hard time rates, 20c for adults. l0c for
children under ii years. The program will
be varied,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Five unfortunates, who. like the Savior
had not where TO lay their heads, accepted
The warmth and hospitality of the city
bastile Issst night, after wandering around
IN the cold till nearly midnight One of
them WAS lad fourteen years old, whose
"afectionate" father has deserted him and
whose moihe is dead,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
A SUCCESSFUL w.csIr. MAN.

or al! the many representatives OF Lead
ing mercantile houses who appeared be-
fore the stSte bosr,i of charities at the
National during the last thr~e days none
made =. more favorable impression than
MIR ii Il Farnum, OF the Faruurp & Co,
spice mifs OF Wichita, that Carried OF
some good contracts in the contests before
The state board of charietirs. MIR. Far
num:s as good Republican be is
business man. although he does not mix
he TWO. During his short stay here MIR
Faruum has esucceededfn placing hus-
dred cases OF SPRAY yeast" recently put
Capital
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
STAMPS FOR ALEATTHECoUNr-
ING ROOM.
PERSONALS.

T. G. Bonham oI Chicago is doing busi-
nese.
Sol Block of Kansas City is among the
guests OF the Carey.
T. Kendall OF New York is In town
Oh business.
c. S. Jones Of Phladelphia is among the
guests of the Hotel Carey.
". H. Simons Of st. Louis is IN the city
attending TO business iuteresis.
W. Z. Conner, prominent railroad man
of Dallas, Te exas, Is in he city on business.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Mrs. Todd will lecture to the young
ladies of Fairmount Institute Thursday
afternoon OF this week at o'clock. Sub
i.ct, "A Plain Talk to Wise Girls" Re-
mem Der the time-Thursday,3 3 O'Clock. A
general invitation Is extended to the ladies
of Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
COLUMBIAN MANDOLIN CLUB.

The Columbian Mandolin club will give
fac entertainment this evening in the
Olivet Congregation church. on South To-
peka avenue. for the benefit OF the church.
The following is the programs:
BARLOW Medley. Misses Bissantz. Copeland
Piano Solo-"Rhapsodie Hougroise .....
......... Emelie Bisssntz
Song-''Iu Fairyiand'' .......... Ella Copeland
Recitation-"Uncle Skinhint".. ..........--.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Albertina BssantZ
Selection Lotus Q1artettc
La Serenata Nalacca. Observation-Disclosures.
.............. Misses Copeland, Bissantz
Piano Trio" III Hussarenrit'.. Misses Bissantz
Selection-From Opera "Bluebeard Jr'....
................ .......... Ella Copeland
Recitation-"Apple Boy. .Albertina Bissantz
Selection ...................Lot Lotus Quartette
Mandolin Band March. ch..................
Misses Bissantz, Copeland
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
ANOTHER CAMP ELgcT, osFIcERs.

Camp 1881. Mo4ern Wooimen OF Amer
ica elected tie following officers for the
ensuing year:
Venersl Consult ". Rife.
Worthy Advi-er-C N. SebneTtz
BanAer-C l. parkharst
Clerk. E. MeTay.
E~cori-W. ( " hit-
Watcbman-B-u R~ddish-
S-ntry-J. E Dolds
PhysIcisn--J. ". kirkwood.
ChapIain-J r Pzrrctt
Mansge1-W. : GranE
Deieg.se 70 ssase Convention st Topeka
j. L. Dounei4.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

NJ. and Mrs John McN.lisa were
made happy last nigst by the arrival OF a
fac baby bcy at sasis home who weighed.
a. the happy sasaeT said I2sS pounds oa
the city scales TIE qualsGy of eS&rs
john IS seitiE; up is rich ecouga .os sle
plooo of 4 prInce.e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Pearl Randall came in from Mt. Hope
last night aud reports everything in that
prosperous village in sratu QUO. His faith
tr, ex-commissioner Randall, is not in
good health, and will move in from his
ranch next week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

l.. ID. Skinner who has been ras; ling with
the grip !or ten DAYS will get down to the
bank this morning if his tormentor
didn't get new cinch on him during the
night.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.

Tie following Chris, mas program will
be rendered by the Hawthorn and Arrow
societies of the Cleveland school AT the
school building a, O'Clock. Friday, Dec.
o. All patrons of the school are cordially
invited TO be present:
Listen to the Sleigh Bells" BE- the school
Recitation-"Undert the Mis;letoef
Recitation-''Ihe Anthem of the A,ngsls"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Honors" ........
Reciiation.''santa Clat:s". 3..,.. Lorra Lee
Observation-Disclosures santa Claus
Song THE Dearest Day. Three Girls
Reaaing-"Johnny's Christmas. Ida Magce
Christmas Eve" Pauline Moore
Recit sfion--"Who is This Vern Crawford
iiecitation-"Bells Across the SNOW
sat- ,,i.n: rnra sGertis aAe'
Recitation-"A Asleep on the switcb".......
sors..i;i.:;m.. R.ii:;, Ainnls Fnns Len Len
Recsiatioa".B Reef .Bhristmas Night OF - The :
Quarters" Angela Leen
Recitarion-' Welcome Christmas, -;
........... ........-.......~ylViA knlncBart
Observation-Disclosures Ballad" d"...=
Recitation-"C Christmas Song" "....:..:::..
Maggie CIV. Warner
song ring out sweet tnrlstula Dehs
................ .......... By the School
Recitation-"I New Born King.
....................... Hattie Shineman
Recitation-"T Bloom of the Christmas
Tree" Observation-Disclosures Ad..ie Call
Solo-"Santa Claus" Carrie Baker
Paper. .Gerty Osborn and Emily Hoover
Recitation-"Chrstmas" ....... W NinDle faZel
observation-disclosures Snow Flakes
Observation-Disclosures. Nora Seemon
Recitation-"Your Wife AT Christmas.
..... Tom Lane
Recitatiop-''1h Persimmon''. ........
Willie Frederick
Observation-Disclosures Chimes from Many
ClIaes'' s''......... Milton Barringer
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Hon. John ID. Miles spent yesterday in
The city. The major was on his way to
Oklahoma, where lie lived so many years
as An lndian agent In call on the
EAGLE ne said that times in the eastern
part of the state and down at Kansas City
were tight. almost bsYond belief.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Mrs. 3. III. Campbell will give Christ
mas candy lesson this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock at Mrs. McVic6ar's, North Topeka
avenue, between Central and Elm,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Mrs. w. w. Kirkwood of Seattle, WASH,
who has been visiting her brother, Cap
tain j. Z. RutaD, for the past two weeks,
left for home on Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

The Barristers' club will meet this even
ing in the police Court room.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Mrs. Lawrence and ber pupils gave q
vary credit able elocutionary entertainment
at the South Christian church Monday
night
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Edward Gross has returned from the
Mnrmaduke Military academy to spend
he holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Gross.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

Syl Dunkiu was up from Udall yester-
lay buying supplies for his holiday trade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

William Tuders is prostrated with con-
eestion of the lungs. He lives on West
First street, across the river, and mem bers
of Garfield post are Invited to call and see
hin,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20
NEN yoRK SToRE
THE MID-WINTER FAIR.

becoming popular each day and we have decided
to keep it open during each afternoon and evening this
week Shaws full orchestra have been engaged for the
entire time The candy and floral booths will be open
from to D.
On Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock the attrac-
ton will be the occasion of grand feast Mrs Lillian
HambhnGars the peoples favorite, has consented to
sing solo and will be accompanied the piano by
Miss Lucy Guthrie.
On Thursday there will be exceptional and extra
ordinary program.
On Friday evening at 7:3o the people will be highly
delighted by the appearance of Miss Beatrice Atkins
vioinist of note, who will give Hausers beautiful Hun
garian Dance.
At 500 o'clock Saturday evening the people will
have the pleasure of hearing the classic and popular
singer Miss Mathida Lennon in 20 Mic Fernando" This
will be a grand event and Mrs Nellie HobbsSmythe
Wlchitas favorite will accompany her on the piano.
CASH HENDERSON.
130 and 1873 North Main ST.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

O Marti2son of the West side is down
with the iGag fever. Fsg 5bsee days hc
ass been quite IL. DR. DAVIS reported
hir scMe better YESTERDAY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

E. d. Shreve of The West Side is laid up
with The grip.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-20

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inc department bndery. subscription or for adver-
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The only dolly paper in southwestern Kansas ,rnl ol
the Krhsi sas Valley receiving both the cay ara
night ..ssociated Pfess Reports ia lui.
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
Posted In Advance.

The owner of boarding stable in the
northern part OF the city advertised u horse
for sale. Early yesterday morning man
appeared aud asked TO see the equine.
''See here" said the owner as he squared
OF Mt him, II like 20 have fair under
standing about things. Now then, Is IL
for You or some one elssg"
''Some one else.
"Do you know all about horse or moth
ing at alli'
IL know every crook aud turn about a
horse, sir"
"Oh, you dor All right. We now un-
derstand each other, and I'll show you the
beast
In ten minutes sale had been effected.
and the horse was being led away.
"why did you care whether he was green
or posted,' inquired n man who bad stood
by.
made great deal OF difference to me, "
replied the late owner. The horse is spav.
iued, pigeon toed aud weak in the back.
Had he been an amateur should have felt
bound to tell him"
''But he knew all about horse.
Exactly, and therefore knew nothing,
Easiest sale ever made To anyone. Do
troit Free Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
Hnmenn,la Iinakefa.

There is n way to make good baskets Mt
home and pretty and cheap, too. out OF
corn husks-thick outer husks for strong
baskets, and for lighter and finer ones the
white inner parts. These must be wrapped
for an hour or so in a damp towel, and then
cut into strips of equal width. Make an
ordinary braid with six or more strips,
which may be doubled, or even trebled, for
greater strength.
Thread needle with heavy waxed linen
thread, and having dampened the braid
form 1t into an oval five or six inches long
and three wide, for the bottom OF the bas-
ket, and sew the adjoining edges Of the
braid together, as In straw hat, but don't
overlap them. Go on coilins and stitching
for the sides Of the basket, widening the
opening until the basket Is deep enough.
The handles are made Of heavy, three
stranded braid, which is sewed all around
the top OF the basket, just inside. and
looped Mt the middle of each side.
For ornament wind the handles with
gay colored ribbon or braid, put box
plating Of the same around the top and
work bunch of flowers on one side In
bright worsteds, with long stitches. The
opposite side may have letter or a name
Detroit Free Press.