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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-21
TIRE WINNERS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.--Winners: Oxford
Hi Henry, The Surgeon, Jennie Harding
Mezzotint.
CLIFTON, n. J., Sept. 20.-Winners
Wheeler, Runaway, Leonard, Major Daily
Flatlands, Malena.
CINCINNATI, Sent 20-Winners at La
tonia: Shiloh, Pearl N, Sisole, Prince
Carl. Anna Victor, Say On.
GRAvEsEND, L. l., Sept. 20.-Winners
Kentigerna, Sir Walter. Chattanooga
Mary Stone, Iddlesleigh, Victorious.
GLOUCESTER, n. J.. Sept. 20.-Winners
Queen ID Or, Strasburg. Rhon N, Croesus
Belle Black burn, Topmast.
EAST ST. LOUIS, HIS, Sept 20.-Winners
Sylvia R., My Partner, Miss Baughman
Hiram, Argo.
PITTsBURG. Pa. Sept. 20-In the 2:21
class. trotting, Happy Wanderer won
Best time, 2:1SM. The 2:12 class pace ano
the 2:25 GLASS trot were unfinished.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 20.-After two
days postponement, caused toy unfavora
bile weather. the trotting meeting begar
this afternoon on muddy track. In The
e:30 trotting-clasS for stations, Courier
won, with Lakota second and Blan Alec
third. Best time 2:25. In the 3-minute class
trotting. Grace Simmons won, with Reno
Duroc Wikss ana Peep o. Day in thes ride,
named. Best time 2:21. The 3-year-old
iros was unfinished. Conqueror was first,
Wilkes Maid, second, and Mary, third.
Time 2:211
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bundle. The stranger at once boarded
e surface car. bound up town. While 1
was watching the rapidly disappearing
conveyance, the truly good man van
ished in TIE crowd
A week passed, during which often
thought of the little philanthropist
and wondered how his good work
progressed. Being down in Printing
House square one afternoon / stepped
into the counting-rocm OF one of
the great morning journals, a news
paper famous for its devotion to the
turf was talking TO one of the
clerks, who was personally known to
me, when my object lesson of the
Bible house entered and stepped I'D 10
the counter! What could bring hirn
there? All. yes: a religious notice.
He was probably about to advertise
the Sunday sermon of his pastor. as Is
now done to paper" the churches in
New York and Brooklyn was about
to step up and introduce myself, but
the mysterious man rendered the no
tiee in such furtire way that was
constrained TO keep silent
When he had paid and gone ass-e1
mr friend the clerk to establish the
identity of the man He did not know
him, but he stepped over 20 the far end
OF the counter and returned with tie
original of the advertisement, and
here's what read:
HaxxzS srxSxzssI "A book every sport
e.. a. II
XIII c->- yuat4sreag Three huzz4-e6 pages and
70 rsc-ssrsr; essocx FIJI cs good sAazsS Sen.
uz1cr sealea carer 20 a1y ze6-=ss for tsfy ccaEs
sy tse@ Rover PEz.ssnsr- coEEzzT. az Wess
rca-teeaxA street. sseE ycr&
Co,x0 ia x.ar e,fafs.A yxrose . lA.xa- in,
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panch-and-Judy mans. sud certaiD
''chaf pillows" which were strucls
so as to produce. doubtless. . sound oe
chaff, discourag;ng 10 further conlec-
ture.
Those ''awfully jolly" Instruments
to quote so-called comic song not an
known to our legal case bookS--were
followed (in the records) by the sound
stone of jade. There is fiat sounding
stone stin extant in AMMAN called a
khanh Gust our word gong. which n
said TO be Malay or tam-tam. II IS
ornamentally cut from very 6ne-
grained calcareous stone. on which
which there is boss left for striking
with 4 little wooden Inallet when the
khanh is suspended by a ring. II is in
fact, link between the bell and the
drum, and may be the most ancient
musical instrument known. Stones for
such signals or calls or general uoise
must have preceded the use of metals.
Several of these Shanh are hung on \
frame to form a sort of harmonica, and
an archaic text puts into the mouth Of
one Emperor Tuan forty-opc centuries
ago this statement: when | make
the sonorous stones resound that form
my khanh the animals come arouuc
me and shiver with pleasure. "Shiver'
is excellent. and clearly puts this par
ticular orpheoniste hors concours. -
Saturday Review.
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closing the required amount in stamps
to the Rover Publishing company"
and in due course of mail received a.
Testament! OF course it was as obvious
to me as it had just been to the read
er; but / wanted to disillusionize my
friend the missionary. I went to him
and told the whole story.
He was greatly ohagrined, but strug-
gled against conviction Finally l
said:
Lets go and labor with him. Let's
go and get on to- his game"
We went over to the extreme west
ern end Of Fourteenth street, but, as /
had expected, found that the numbers
ran out in the five hundreds. There
was collusion, therefore, in the post
Office: The Ninth Avenue Elevated
railroad soon carried US down town
and we were soon in conference with
the genial postmaster. We learned
that like all letters to persons whose
names are not in the city directory, the
mail for the "Rover Publishing COM
pany" was at first held for the general
delivery; but the company, through its
manager, had recently secured box
into which its mail was put. Suffice it
to say, we secured the number OF the
box and put detective to watch for
the man who came for the mail. He
had to wait two days, at the end of
which time the short chunky, red-faced
fellow who had received the Testa-
uents from the hands of the ''philan-
thropist" at Ninth street appeared,
opened the box, took out large pack
age of letters, and was readily followed
home to Harlem. During the trip he
was seen to open and appropriate mon
ey from three envelopes.
When the detective had reported to
me, the missionary and paid visit
to the sleek old man We were re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-21

HAMBURG, Sept. 2O-gen more cholera
cases, of which two proved fatal, were re-
ported here within the past twenty-four
hours. The cases were scattered about
tie suburbs.
BALBAo, Sept. 20-There have been 163
new cases and forty-one deaths from chol-
era during the last fortnight.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Eleven cases of
smallpox were reported 10 the health
officers today. In consequence Of the out
break, a council of physicians was held to-.
night 1t was decided TO start out staff
of eight physicians and five police officers
20 vaccinate all who have come in contact
with the disease and TO take other neces-
gary precautions against the spread OF the
1igepse
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ceived with as how of cordiality, as my
companion had acquired speaking
acquaintance with the ''philanthro-
phist" during his frequent visits to the
Bible house. Everything went well
with the conversation until l careless
ly asked:
"Where is the Office of the Rover
Publishing company?"
The old mans face broke into a
smile, but there was more infidelity in
that leer than in all the atheistical
books and lectures ever written or
spoken. He threw of the mask en-
tirely, as he said, banteringly:
81 haven't any idea that you are bet
ter than me. We all have TO bve.
Your method of gaining livelihood /
know not" he said, looking at nc;
''but have known your companion for
several years, and during that time be
has to my knowledge drawn thousands
of dollars for service as a missionary
in Siam and China, while living OBJ
scurely in the upper part OF Brooklyn" !"
II was not always as good man as
you see me to-day. The ways of the
devil were well known to me and I
saw the great middle class, between
the totally depraved and TIE conscien-
tiously upright, groping in the dark
ness. I set about reaching their ia nlzs
with the blessed light of the Gospel
Now, am not rich man ANY enter
prise, to be successful, must be self
supporting. You know, or the mis-
sionary viii tell YOU" he added, ma
iciously, that ten dollars are required
to get each dollar to the heathen of
Anam or Corea- Well, l did it forless.
After a great deal of thought con-
cocted the advertisement to which you
have just called my attention. ia
serted it in the journals that circulate
among the class | wished TO reach
Letters began 20 pour IN upon ne.
The average was far above fifty per
day. / was pleased with the efficacy
Of my good work. Greedy n1ortals N
the far west wanted tvTo ard often
hve copies. | let them have the books
when the money was ineloscd- 8"
Didn't you make the sinners pay
outrageousiy dear for their conver-
sioa9"
No, / don't think so. The cost of
the Testsgnents. postage and adTer;ss-
ing was eight dollars PER Kindred.
This made me a net profit OF fo-ty-tsTo
dollars on each hundred copies Tgrs.
ny daily sales often averaged far above
ore hundred; bu. was jus: az happy
when they were less The post Office
department handled my mall vita
great honesty. for / only received two
or three complaints weekly regarding
misdirected letters To all who claimed
20 have sent Tnoney. whether reccfved
il or not. sent the Iestaaaent It
was a proper thing 70 do. and. besides,
it avoided controversy. Profitable SO
50 pnt SIX thousand dolizss IN tie
hank during the past year.
We rose ard said good-by. Wher ~
got outside, veat1red 10 ask rzy ztiI
cressfalier cnszaF Fsaaioa gisss he tlso1ga
Of TIE old r.an's work lie E=xsa en-
th-ssastic. and repaiers.
The Eeatest scheme ever r.et
yes. yon arc riras. sz55 /. he In .
ssSAS- 1.s raAns- Za1rn1 zs. -~---~
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JADE SOUND STONES.
a Musical Instruments CEra By Very An
cf~B1 & h;urss-

a Musical Instruments CErd By Very An
cf~Bt h;urs~-
The Chronicle Of the Drum begins
much earlier than is thought for. The
Chinese Book of Rites 10 one
knows how old that Is not says tkzt
the wise men of ancient times made
hand -drdns and drums. the clay
whistle. and the bamboo sutr. aud that
these were tns instruments that pro-
onced the virtEoas airs Of those sazes
Bat another text. ~nsch preserves
some rzsder traditionary glo<s. made
the frat drums Of clay. with drum
STICKS Of tae same Considering the
locus in quo AID the lkeIihooas. we
Eay perhaps eoncsade tass earthen-
ware was china With these clsy
drums we're played = reed pipe ike tsss
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,"no veu think fhat the ladzw

moving in above you is nice?n ''Oh,
dear, yes Why, she noticed that baby
had TIVE teeth before she had been in
the house two hours. rs."-lnter-Ocean.
Edward NJ. Greene, OF San Fran.
cisco has designed novelty for the
midwinter fair TO be held in that citv.
which he hopes VIII rival the Eiffel
tower and the Ferris wheel. 1t IS a
colossal statue OF Justice, one hundred
and fifty feet high. supporting an i'm
mense pair OF scales, the extremities
of which are cars holding fifty people
each. The beam IS truss three hum
dred feet long, oseillating like walk
ing-beam, thus lifting the ears to q
height OF three hundred and fifty fee.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

w EAIHER fSUREAUs
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan. Sept. 20. 1893.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and continued warm weather Thurs
day.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81. the lowest
II and the mean 50, with a trace of rain
followed by warm, clearing weather.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been "a.
For the past five years the average
temperature for the month of September
has been GO, and for the Goth day IL
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The following
IS the forecast up to s p. N. Thursday:
For Kansas-Fair; much colder in the
west Friday morning; in the east, south
aud west winds becoming northwest.
For Missouri-Generally fair; slightly
warmer with the exception of stationary
temperature in the vicinity of Kansas
City; colder Friday morning, south winds
becoming north.
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Isshann.hls faIsr.

The coicrs that are noss. ia vcrrs
40" are the darx yell>~-greens, rose.
tans nd bEossnk Cardinal and ,iolrs
are s.ili popular. gu. . reaction In
favor Of mixed oolorz Is coming in. asa
some % our leading hoEn. are.smxasrs
are foS~ al the worlds fair studying
tAe costly Persian exhibit thers. 20 yr,
TIE true artistic effect es blended col
of@ 70 we may expect rich com ssnA.
tAoas 81 black yellow and red, either
u tFinsSnings or materials -Ds.sose
Free Press
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fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back
It's the only guaranteed remedy for every
disease caused by disordered liver or i'm
pure blood Dyspepsia, BiIiousness, the
most stubborn Skin, Scalp and Scrofu,ous
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by it.
II purifies and enriches Tire blood, rorses
every organ into healthful action. and re-
stores strength and vigor. In building UP
both flesh and strength OF pale prlny, Scrof-
ulous children, or to invigorate and brace
up the system after g Grippe pneumonia,
fevers. and other prostrating acute diseases,
nothing can equal the Discovery"
You pay only for the good you set.
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"A TRiDi = TRAGEDY

LONDON. Sept. 20-A sensational trag-
edy occurred in this city early this morn
ing. Daisy Montague, ballet girl, was
returning home from the theater, when
she was Joined by two men. An ami
mated discussion was followed by one OF
the men shooting and instantly killing
the woman and the other man, and then
committing suicide. The identity of the
men or the cause of the deed is unknown.
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SlIIGGFR MITCHELL,

NEW YORK, Sept 2o.-Charley Mitchell,
whose coming fight wish champion Cor
bett is the matter of most interest in pug
ilistic affairs, arrived this morning on the
Teutouic. accompanied by Jack McAuiltfe,
the champion lightweight pugilist.. He
is not in the best temper, and complains
that be has not received proper considera-
tlon from Corbett.
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TREASURY FIGURES.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 90 The statement
of the treasurer issued today shows, fol
The first time in two weeks, that the re.
ceipts of the government are in excess OF
The expenditures. The figures thus faI
this month are as follows: Receipts, S17,
2f2, .5l; expenditures. Sl7, 7,062000. The
gold reserve today was sos, ,6S4, ,217.
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PROOF OF MERIT.

The proof of the merits of plaster is
the cures it effects, and the voluntary tes-
timonials of those vino have used ALL
COCKS Porous PLASTERs during the past
thirty years is unimpeschable evidence
Of their superiority and should convince
the most skeptical. Self-praise is no rec
ommendation, but certificates from those
who have used them are.
Beware of limitations and do not be de-
ceived by Misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLCOCK's aud let no solicitation or eX-
planation induce you to accept substi-
rrlfa
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BASEBALL.
AT ST IOEIS

St. Louis. s....0 0 0 0 o 0 = 2
Philadelphia .....1 O - .
Basehits-SU. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, Z.
Errors-St Louis, 2: Philadelphia. 2.
Bgtteries-St. Louis, Lanham and Glca-
son; Philadelphia, Clements and Carsey.
AT LOUISVILLE
Louisville. 20 4 L 0 0 0 0 o % 9
New York. O / l % / 20 0 0 O. z
Bssehits- 8; New York, ID
Errors-Louisville, 4; New York, .. bat
teries-I Iouisville Griu and Menefee; New
York, Wilson and German.
Second game
Louisville. ...........0 l 0 u .
New York. .........5 0 0 0 90 L b
Observation-Disclosures, 6; New York, Q.
Eerrors-Louisville. /; New York, Bat
feries-Louisvillr. Grim and Wittrock;
New York, Milligan and Rusie.
At PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg ..... .......O U U ! -
Brooklyn 2 2 l = O. y
Basehits-Pittsburg Is; Brooklyn, IL.
Errors-Pirtsburg, 4; Brooklyn, l. bat
fredericksburg, Mack and Gumoert;
Brooklyn, Daily and Kennedy.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. 0 0 0 0 ! 0 o. 8
Boston n....O 90 0 0 O. y
Basehits-Cleveland, 10: Boston, l3;
Errors-Cleveland, 3: Boston. .. Bat
teries-ClevelaEd, thinner and Fisher.
Boston, StivetJs ana Bennett.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-An evening paper
says that one OF the oldest aud best known
bankers in Wall street received letter
from United States senator in Washing
ton, declaring that the Sherman law
would be Internationally repealed; that
the vote will probably be taken on Friday
or Saturday of this week. and that the
majority in favor of the repeal bill is
eight.
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AN OLD SHEET.

CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-According to public
notice, the Chicago Evening Journal, the
Oldest daily newspaper in Chicago, was
this afternoon sold to Dr.. S. Z. Farrer
for $163 900. The occasion for the sale was
the termination of the charter and the
failure of minority of the stockholders
to agree ON some plan of reorganization.
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WESTERN KANSAS,

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. 20.-The populist
etate authorities, having failed in their
scheme to get seed grain for the unfortu-
nate farmers of western Kansas, the An
cie n Order of United Work men has taken
boid az the project, and Grand Master
MUIR hy Of the order in Kansas has issued
Gil Gu ar to all lodges. appealing for con-
trbue .ons. Eleven thousand bushels OF
seed grain are needed.
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THE YELLOW FEVER CAMP.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20-The dispatches
from the yellow fever camp at Brunswick,
Georgia, today are reassuring. One hun,
ured and twenty-five persons have been
admitted 10 camp; one case discharged,
and one considered critical. Most of the
cases reported yesterday are convalescent
Rnd all are doing well. The physicians
have little TO do
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THE CHICAGO BOARD.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Wheac opened about
unchanged. advanced IS cent, became
weak, declined l23s cent, recovered q cent,
and closed steady. Corn left off with a
net gain CT 1904 cent. Oats receded g
cent early, but later rallied and closed
steady. Provisions were firm until near
the close, when there was flop, which left
prices for the most part lower.
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IVES AND ROBERTS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-In the international
billiard match Ives continued his good
work tonight and won easily. His largest
run was 206, while the best efforts OF
Roberts amounted to 81 Totals To date:
Ives, 8. 3.00l; Roberts, ., $50; average tonight:
Ives, 3 %: Roberts 81
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WHlTECAPS RELEASED.

Holly SPRINGS. Miss; Sept. 20-Tht
whitecap outrages Of last spring near Beth.
]ehem have take an unexpected turn.
Though one of the whitecaps turned states
evidence and other damaging evidence
was produced verdict of not guilty has
been rendered. One of the whitecaps was
postmaster
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HONOLULU NOTES,

HONOLULU. Sept. 1.-The situation here
is one of expectancy and waiting. The
planters are becoming dissatisfied with
japanese labor. The Japs are quarrel
some, and many murders have occurred.
It is reported that the dowager queen
(KapiolanD has declared for annexation.
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lime 10 .lllMP

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 60 Milton Boswell,
after spending 5000 Of his wife's money
and s.. 600 of his own. ended his life today
by jumping into the river.
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iRkTE ITAI lANS

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The twenty-third
anniversary of Victor Emmanuel's unfit
cation of Italy was celebrated by parade
IF the united Italian societies Mayor
Gilroy's refusal TO. hoist the Italian flag
over the city ball caused much denuncia-
tion from the Italians.
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a RUSSIAN kIHilIST.

BATAVIA. n. Y. Sept. 2o.-Oiin Levine.
! a Russian jew, was lodged in jail by the
police today. In his house the police
found several pictures of celebrated
| Nihllists q mass of Rnssiau literature aud
an apparatus for manufacturing bombs.
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A RECElVERSHip.

LoNGvIEw, Tex, Sept. 20.-On applica-
tion OF the stockholders the Sabine Valley
and Northwestern railroad has been
placed in the hands OF a receiver. The
road is behind 10000 in its pay rolls.
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nROWNEp In a sOUALL

TORONTO, Sept. 20.-Near Collingwood,
last night, six persons were drowned by
the capsizing of a skiff in souall. The
victims were Walter Morris and his father,
Alfred Woods and his wife and mother.
and James DENLY.
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THE ENct tSH MINERS

LONDON. Sept. 20.-The congress OF
miners NJ Leeds has agreed to submit
their grievances to arbitration.
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ROBBERY AND MURDER.

SPOKANE. Wash, Sept. 20.-A gang ol
men last night broke into the saloon OF
John Morse, ana after robbing him muir
dered him and set the house on fire. One
member of the gang Was arrested and has
confessed.
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1EE 81 PAIL MEETING.

MINIATURES, Sept, 20,-At the annual
meeting OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul today the old officers were re
elected
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A Conscientious Nurse. e.-Doctor-
ibid you give him that opiate pre-
scribed?" Patients Wifc-"tvery two
hours. doctor, just as you said II VIA
awful hard work To wake him up to
take the medicine. though. Puck.
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THE EAIR 10 OSE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The executive COM
mittee of the fair tonight decided that the
fair should be finally closed on October
3lst. thus defeating the ext -nsion plan
of the enthusiasts.
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GERMAN CATHOLICS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 90. The German
Catholic Central verein today elected c.
A. Mueller president, as well as the other
officers. The salary of the secretary was
fixed at S2, 2,000.
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-Visitor-''Won't IL soon he time for
the equinox and" Mrs Newrich-'I
am glad you mentioned il: III! have Mr..
Newrich get tickets for i, righ, away"
Inter Ocean.
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THE CANTON FIRE.

CANTON. Ill, Sept 20-IU is now known
that the only life lost in the thegter fire
last night WAS that of Peter Curry. It is
believed that all the injured will recovdr
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This young man is well posted in
the business and he can take every
thing off your hands. " well. he'sn no
what we want The last clerk tool
about $1,000 Of our hands. "-Inssa
Ocean.
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-Hecker-''How brown you are. old
man. Been 10 the seaside2' Decker
'No; ! put on my face some of that
stuff use on my russell shoes "-LifA
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EHE VA KYLE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20-Up to midnight
the yacht Nalkyrie, eproute from London
TO compete for the Americas cup, had not
been sighted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-21

Magnetic Nervine quiets the nerves,
drives away bad dreams, and gives quiet
rest end peaceful sleep. Sold by Fred L..
RIGHT 126 North Main.
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He TRAFFIC MANAGERS.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 20-The Southern
Traffic association to-day adjourned to
meet October 10