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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-09-21
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.


WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
PARKERsBURo, W. VA, Sept. IL, '93
The weather has been very dry
and warm and we are in the grip of
the drought again, it effectlng all
growing crops. The ground in
many places being too parched to
work. Frosts generally on the Bird
and 4th INST. have been reported,
but no damage to crops. Extreme
heat during the day and excessive
cold nights have prevailed in many
localities, with a damaging effect.
The crops that were damaged by
last weeks storms are reviving and
promise we'll, especially the corn.
Tempcrature--The mean tenn
perature for the State averaged 60
degrees, and was about normal; the
entire week being very warm dur
ing the day and extremely cold
during night. The maximum tenn
perature in many places reached 90
! degrees, the minimum ranged about
40 degrees at Central Station, Dod-
bridge county, and Beverly, Ran
dolph county.
Rainfall-Tho rainfall for the
week has been below tie normal.
The ground having received n very
good soaking from last week s
heavy rainfall, hns been slowly dry
ing out under this weeks extended
drought and heat. But one report
of rainfall from the entire State was
received, that from Burlington,
Mineral county, which reports one
inch U.00). There is scarcity of
water for feeding purposes in many
localities.
Notwithstanding averaged 90
per cent.
Corn-EsrlY corn is about ready
to cut; some cutting this week; in
many localities cutting is very dilli.
cult, owing TO the storm Of last
week. Late corn promising, much
more so than supposed; some
places report corn to be Of very poor
quality OH account of dry weather.
About one-thrd crop will be har-
vested for seasons growth in
many districts; neod rain very
mnch.
Grass-Grass greatly improved, /,
but need rain soon; pasture scorch.
I'd in some places; light frosts re-
ported but 10 damage done. Grass
hoppers are out in full force and
are swarming in many places.
Wheat-Plowing for wheat is
slowly in progress; in some locali-
tics plowing has stopped on account
OF ground being too hard to work.
Wheat crop not 80 large this season,
but Of better quality.
Buckwheat-- Early sown buck
wheat looks we'll; that sOwu since
last ram not doing we'll; this sea.
sons crop promises fair yield
about one-third crop in few
places.
Stock-Liyc stock in good condi.
tion; young stock selling at very
low price, there being no demand
Tor stock Of any kind. Cholera
prevails among the hogs and as re-
ported from some districts are dy-
ing in large numbers.
The county fairs are Boosting Of
fno exhibition Of 1--we stock at
present.
robacc0-TObacco growing nicely;
took a good start after recent heavy
rainfall; large crop expected if Jack
Frost holds or Light frost report.
cd from tobacco districts but no
damage done.
Vegetables Potatoes are turning
out better than expected; garden
truck drying up; late vegetables
need rain.
W. w. DENT, Observer,
Weather Bureau, Director.
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

II you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or m.
crease. write to " w. FIrzGERALD.
Washingtod, y. g. lie is q citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions Tor thousands from this
State.
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For any ard ail kinds OF legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 30 cents per hundred. Il
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DIRECTORY.
state OncIals

Governor-wllii A. MacCorkle, Kanasha
county. ~
Secretary Of state-willIsm Z. Chiffon. Ka.
nawha county. -
A1ditor-isaac v Johnson. Barbour county
Trcasurer--John NJ. Rowan. Monroe conntv
Attorney ..enoral-T y. Riley. Ohio county.
Asst Attorney 1cn.i-O. ID. Cook. Ohio county.
Supt. OF SchOOls-Virgii A. Lewis Mason o.
county.
state Librarian Charles Hagan. Marion Co.
Private Sec'y to GOV John n. White
Chiof clerk Auditors Oaice-Wm A. C'racraft
Sec'y States Otiice--0 %. Chiffon
Supt. Schools :" II j. Grass.
:. Treasnrcr,s Percy rowan
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uNIrED srArHs cnuRr

Juis- J.c<ssn. Parkersburg, Wood Go
ee.erx-l Noorc. Clark sburg, Harrison Co
anawhn co1ufy.
Asst. Diet. Attornoy-Stuart T. Walker Mar
insburg. Berkeley county
L; ); 4arshal-S. = yinson. Wayne county.
Chief Dcputy-A. X. Garden. Ohio county
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supreme Court or sppeaIs

W. English President Macon county
Henry BrAnnon. Lewis Co.
Homer n. Holt, Greenbrier Co.
n. NJ. Don't. Taylor 60.
Col. Charles iiedrick. Crisr. Kanawha county
v. =. Long. Clerk. kanawha GO.
u. >. Riley, Reporter. Ohio county.
Csaveaos Al Char L. stan Second Wednesday fr
anusry Wheeling. hrst "Wednesday ln June
CharlcstoSn. first Medne ay In September
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f,rst pistrict-Join o. Pendleton. wheeling.
Ohio Connty
10 wu. JeferSon Co.
Tslr4 oIstrlct-Iohn u. Anderson. Nicholas {.
n. Nisholas CoantY
Fourth DistrIct--James Capehart, Point Pleas
nnt, Mason county,
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Mayor-Julus K Monroe.
Rsosrisr-Poiix Elliott. Jr.
CoanciInen u. Aui Martin. Wm' =. Manear
marsha q. Foathor, VIII A. Thomas and j..
To va ssrgsant-charles W. Dorsey.
2siesls of Fgfhias Lodge meets every Tues-
aay svonine ~ thelr ball over J. ". Blaker's
tors At 78o o'clock.
foaeoendent order ~ Odd Fetioyvs-I.odee
meets every Saturday evening AZ their hall in
HlshSo's 8fock ~ 500 O'Clock.
G1lto1 Rgio Rncaspmeut. No. 30, 7. q. o. r.
cash n,nth IN tho odd Fellows Hall. over the
psdomce.
rhs fnaeponaoot order Of Good Tenpiars !
L74ye meets gvory FRIDAY evening. in the 7. o
q ~. ntii 40 I'D O'Clock.
tiav pFiip rrihs 10 ~. i'norovod order ~
Rsf Wan meets av0rg wednesday evening af
s'eioes N thoRninhts n Pytbias Hall over
Klnxvs7t Council. No. IS. Junior order Uni
tel ssriosu Nesbanios Meets ovorg Wed
Rotisv oye1ing ~ o'clock IN the Odd fol-
iov,s HNtovertho rost0flre.
Prsstog f.pizg. No ~. a. p. and A NJ Meots
frst art fhiri H11dav ig etch month ~ 7.31 q
" ~ fhs Knights NJ Pythtl' Iali over Bakers
Churches.
n. r. Church Rev " w Rider Pastor
srvicof Preaghing eyorg sunday ~ i030a m.
~ p. N. stni iay school y p ~. Class
To p'''" +" '''''' 'F''' '''''''' evening a.
Btut cia-ea -R-v T.. D. starxoy. Pastor.
ssrlce, second a1d Fourth sunday ia caob
-sonih. AZ iosp. A. ~, aud 2 y y. Praver
Prssbvtsri - ireh-RoT r ?. Armstrong,
Pastor
evssirs sunday school ato %. ~.
NN Cr,nroh Rev Robert g $ NTH. Pastor.
SERVICES Preaching, 0urth sunday in each
monta.
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NkRlssrlfes

kin gwlol District, Joseph II. Goodwin and
J osc ;,h A. Miller.
v&llss. w. Mlrtin anI 4. j. DeBorry.
Lien. Va 20 Ie Tugsins nuI James Mctseo.
EsIs. IA. ~. Wheeler and Lucas Fornan.
UIiOa Jalius Schesr and A " Berry.
Portland. Jyhn w. Hili and Albert q Mason.
Pisaaant. Levi y. Miller a11 d. II. Martin.
Grant, j. n. Feather and J r.. Bird.
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COnsInbIes.

KngwOod, Thomas IIawker ard Geo. p Hoff-
man.
Valley. Emanuel Dixon aui r. Watson
Lyon. /. w. Crisis aud W. Is. Taylor.
Reno. T.. AZ IAlbrtter and g. y. Rideuour.
Union. y. W. Myers and Geo. Geissman
Portland. W. A. HcNinniS and w. r. Shroyer
Pleasant. J. 3. Kelly and j. NJ shaw.
Grant, S. y. Conner and J. W. Aichaels.
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Coar.s Convene.

Circuit court--Atrcb e. september !. and
Daeasnber n
.csaaty Court First Monday n january A,sIl. /.
July aud October.
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no1no 0f prlesniea.

Sheriff -LeRov shaw.
DEPUTY sTERIFYs
Kingw1oi DIstrict-Lather McNillen.
Naiiev-Soue.
Lyon
Reno &C. ". Uidtnour
U uaiOa3 . -oFge ieiss-1 nan.
Poriix - Villa n r. Shroyor
Grant ~Aib-rt r. Fearer
Pleasant J-sonh VI. shaw.
CLERK Circuit COart-Toln ". Watson.
Ci0rk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Att0rney-D. M Wofrin2.
cDanty SITvoyor - 4. r. McMllen.
Bapt. OF S''liJol ols--isoTs,in Fortney.
Assessor East Side. Gabriel Paliiam.
West side. WIN T.. Aauear.
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Uuitea states senators
hemhers ofCenqress,

Chn:les J. Faulkner. Martlnsburg. Berkle,
county.
Joh6son N. Ca,.den. Parkersburg. wood 20
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Juigs. Thrill Js Iieiai district.
Seseph 4. Hoke. RinG ~ d. Preston CoHuty.
. COMMISSIONERS OF iCroUNrS.
j. n. Codwin and ID. n. wotring.
coHS ssfoNRRS IN cuANCERY.
ID. ~. Wotring Neil j. Fortney. James A.
Jaekssn and W. ". o. Dawson.
RECEIVER OF TIKI COURT.
Col James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coNHtssIoxERs COUNTY COURT.
vNiov. Mason Watson. President
Kinfwoo'i. J. l.. NcKenz'e.
Ly)n. Dsvil j. Malls
RsaS. MSses r. Sinclair
PSrtiani, william 4. McGinnis.
Grant. samuel - Conner.
Pleasant, Ben A. Confer
OniSn, Page X. McGruin
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State scustors-Eieyeuth District.
wuuaan q. Woriey. Kingwood. Preston Co.
Alphsus Garrison. Nonongalia Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23

formation and were confronted with the
fact that Mr. Wilson was indebted TO 3lr.
Hallowell in the sum OF $500 attorneys
fees, under a written contract. aud that II
the city won the case, there WAS no prob
ability of collecting the sum froua Mr.,
Wilson. and Mr. Hnllowell did not propose
to far aish testimony to defeat his own
claim. We therefore made an agreement
that the city would pay him net exceeding
s., 800, provided It won the suit. if he
would furnish Us the testimony
which he knew to he in ex-
lstence and to produce honorable
witnesses who could tsutLfuIly testify to
the facts that would defect tie claim Of
Wilson. TGis was not TO re paid until the
suit was determined. except the sum OF
500 which was paid TO him in cash and
was part OF the Sl6Jo drawn from the
treasury a. aforesaid. Since the settle
ment of the case We have paid him the
further sum OF l,459. and there remains
IL ny hands the sum OF so.
Very respectfully submitted,
JANIS l. DYER.
We, Fl /. Gordon. ex-ciey attorney and
K. K, NermilIion do hereby certify that
the statements in the foregoing reports
are true, aud that tie spending or said
money was done by and vita Our approval
and request. H. l.. GORDON,
r. K EERNILLE1S.
Dated Wichita, Kansas, Nay -, ls93
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23

The remains Of the late \. y. Daming
will arrive in this city over the Frisco line
this morning and the funeral services will
be conducted this afternoon ~ the resi-
deuce Of C. W Biting. rs North Law
reUce avenue at ) O'Clock.
NJ. Denling was II years Of age and was
A native Of Pottsdam. y. y. till 1914
when be moved 10 Arkansas City, where a
son Of his WAS killed by the indians IL
1876 he moved TO Wichita. He has d
brother. Mr.. B. /. Deming, living a. Kan
sas City. who Will De here this morning, d
son Mr.. r. Q Deming, Of Osweso and two
daughters Mrs C. W. Biting and Mrs..
r C. Isr;sl Of this city.
Few hotel men of the west were better
or more fayorabiy known than ). y.
Dering. His reputation anG popularity.
as a landlord. only equaIled the universe!
respect in which he was held by the trav-
cling men Of Missouri. Kansas and Colo
radc, and by AL who knew him, either il
a social or business way. During all the
years i I which he made Wichita his home
be was consistent and prominent mem
her OF the ". L. church. ~ father and
husband his kindness and consideration
were marked characteristics But death
holds him. as sooner or later 10 must hold
all. We nus drop into that mystery
into which our fathers have led and into
which our children must follow Us in
turn. With it ceases the cares Of this
world and all that IS in it pertain
lug to life. And because some are left
to sob and mourn, for whom eternity will
seem more near and life less desirable. the
sun will shine Oh. for before all life is
death, and after all death is life The
autumn leaf falls more naturally. yet the
buds and flowers OF spring seemingly
more numerously. But if death be the
crown of life, it must be the beginning OF
real existence. II death were denied how
few of earth's children would wish to live.
Then the death of earthly life must be
best. Peace to the ashes Of our friend
Death j. the port where all may refuge ind,
The end Of labor-entry into rest;
Death hath the bounds Of misery confined.
Whose sanctuary shrouds affiictiOn best
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MEETING OF HE DRUGGIST AS,o IL
TIDN.

The druggists vii bold their first ses-
sion this morning At - o'clock in the
council chamber. City hAH The mo:cin-
session viii he devoted - organizing; and
election ot new members. During the
afternoon session. : o'clock. Mayor Cox
VIII deliver AMI address of welcome. which
VIII be Responded, to by b. W. Woodward
Of lawrence The balance Of the after
no0l Will be devoted - the presidents ad-
dress and reports of the different con-
mittees The evening session Vii he de
voted 10 DIicrosco plea! displays, which
itself will be i grand treat u the citizens
Of Wichita Great paius har- '-'-H taken
TO nlaae this the best exi r.tra II the
Kind ever g.ren N this city
The Mandolin club and the Silver Lake
qUartette have been engaged 70 render
several of their selections, which Will be
followed by lecture on Chemistry by
Prot S3yre Prof Sayre having recently
returned from a foreign trip, which ne
made in the interest Cf science. and having
devoted many years 10 this subject >
sufficient to induce large audience 10 at
tend this grand lecture. which Will be IN
terestIog aud Instructive. Special arrange
meuts have been made 10 accommodate a
large crowd and general invitation j.
extended 10 the citizens TO attend these
sessions
Wednesday, the big day, Will be opened
with reading and discussing papers per
tanning 10 chemistry and pharmacy which
will occupy all of the forenoon.
Wednesday, $50 p. M, the druggists and
their friends VIII endeayor to initiate a
street parade. Headed by baud they
will parade the principal streets, amid
flags aud banners, and receive orders from
their commandments perched on that
uoblest Of steeds-the mule, which will
head the afternoon program, which is as
follows:
Mule race, SIS present, engineer, Fred
RIGHT.
Fat ladies' race, silver water pitcher,
solicitor. J. ?. Allen.
Ladies running race. souvenir spoons.
c. Z. Potts.
WheeIbarrow race. scarf pin, Fred
Rcht
Sack race, dictionary. J. \. Allison.
Three legged race, liberal present,
arthur Dyer.
Leg and spoon contest, one Oottie per-
fume, William Bailey.
The above is simply part of the feats
and presents to dispose OF Wednesday
afternoon at Riverside park. 4 full pro-
gram will be published later
All these presents, about fifty In mum
Der, have been contributed by friends OF
the Druggist association. With this
number Of presents TO dispose of and the
devised program carried out the city OF
/ Wichita may proudly proclaim that this
: the best aud largest meeting ever held
il the state by the druggists Of Kansas.
DRUGGIST NOTES.
Dr. Drake, representing E,y Lilly & Co.
Kansas City, arrived yesterday, 10 attend
tile Druggis1 association.
Mrs. Mary Miner of Hiawathi, the popu-
lar secretary OF the Pharmaceutical assoc
iajion Is stopping at The Carey.
Colonel D. !. Wheeler. looking after
the interest Of Meyer BROS. Drug company
. OF -. Louis, Will spend the week in Wich
tia attending the Druggists association
meeting.
Nj of Of Lozell, DALEY & Co, New
YORK, j. registered at the Carey, who Will
distribute souvenirs among the ladies, a,
the Druggists association.
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''izve ye1 learned tae names Ct al
birds without q 0ean-saspp=r Tine ssg-
K Concord 4l8 1s say 5l-t KRIS. 30,
nearly So oG,ces Assey = after TIC boy-
who 10 pz.c.ale. OF toc 1svil.-aae,- Or
for aay o-aer PURPOSE. XII. birds, especially
singing birds = number e detective
among tae boys have been employed AID
tae FRS jaiaz a fellow knows, sfte- be
has fred his oeaa-zaappe Le vii. fee. BE
weight - 5 chusl naDd I'D On E.s
sboailer. AID keag bra -sy. Cong wst1
me arrest you ter klli-ug birds Hos
WI thAt strike che lsItle fellows Boys
are hereby given uo..ce tazt arrests W.
r7llsE KIT zs.lsag q any more bsrd--
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DAN54S@ whIsI.

TIE atteoiaacs .es- EiSt+ ~ sns Iaa.
5erte -nla1ce q '.Dslciaz Wa.s- Was
much t@,te- iasu On SATURDAY sveoizg
Many vel ksowu soc.-sy people wsrr
auouZ th@ sp=etstcrz, 5oiasug ta tG- dz-c-
tL4t foUowed tbs - eEl@lETzea5- 4. .
Eee1 ses- - dssEs5De Jt- game - c5sz l-l =. .
u.sou cas effective costumes 2ud Er44 -
-.ta..5ou. sat n ..kies word AUS 10
.lsos.-a concerning tgcas Hzmner :sg-
a.. Mise 4 he former w4s laEcr1 -
tie l=AGi.f-I AaFst4 wA}}1 t4s l4st-r ~zs
re oxford zl.gget- IasT ~ers st7sk-z. =
e-atra.ted. Aad Is xsE1 oe hard . ssJ
- hsca yF54s tbs uost fzsr.aat4-E. tLe 90
1..s a1c zasesy q ias cas- G. 80 ststs. -
ness AID grzcs - tA@ ltb~r k4c4 uoZ 81
-rc1r-. - lzte~z. ID aa4Uy q. tAs olhe1
fr@cs~ r. Ezs.e We go a1a = -
Harris. uao hzs 0~rn ds45l.a. tSs Ez-ese.
azrEs.e.ly g1sL4 aaf lazksnE - co. .iz-
G.. IL Tie way sa@ t:1cEs Hs-s r-p-sssz .o.-
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PERSONALS.
' Bost. Salina. is in the city.

.Iy Bost. Salina, is in the city.
j. r. Eson. Neodesha, is il the city.
{. + Lobdell, Dighton, is in the city.
!. B. Whitney, Chicago, is in the city.
Charles Neale, Hazeltou, IS in the city.
{. r. Butler, New York, is in the city.
{. p Bachelor, Chicago, is in the city
D y. Wheeler, Denver, is at the Carey
W. Z. Bemis, Chicago, IS at the Carey.
" L. Daniels, Pawnee Rock, is in the
city.
J. c. Hummei, Arkansas City, is in the
city.
". :. Mitchell, Kansas City, is in the
city.
L s kennedy, Leavenworth, IS in the
city.
JEFF Franklin, Amarillo, Tex, is in the
city.
George Mclaughlin, st. Louis, IS at the
Carey.
Leon Lee, Atchisou. was in the city yes
terday.
R J Cunningham, Harrisburg. is in
the city.
W. :. Berrymon, Medicine Lodge, is in
the city.
J. 7. Lane, Newark, was in the city yes
terday.
{. w. Brown, Augusta, was at the Carey
last night.
J. J. Sweat, Racine, was in the city
yesterday.
!. W. Zallee, Richmond, was in the city
yesterday.
T. o. Shinn, FL Dorado, was in the city
last night.
J. franklin. Chicago, was in the city
last night.
EE Stornard. Chicago, was in the city
last night.
n. J, werglein. Fort Supply, is at the
Manhattan.
Charles T Holmes, Winfield, is at the
Manhattan.
". W. Cook. Medicine Lodge, was in the
city yesterday.
J. W Baggett, Norwich, is registered at
the Manhattan.
Seth : Serat. Kansas City was in the
city last night.
". F Hatfield. HazeItop, was in the
city yesterday
Scott f. Whine, Hutchinson, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge :. r Peters, Newton, was at the
Carey last night.
J. 6. McKairy, Belle Fourch. :. D, IS at
the Manhattan.
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Coming Marrisg" OF Two Prominen
Characters.
4 license was issued this morning for
the marriage Of Mrs Dr. j. I sexton and
Dr. John Wiley.
Mrs. sexton, who : p lady - years o.
sge. IS a Methodist preacher. Up t. De
Gem Der, last. she lived N Wichita, Kan
y here sh- preached and a.so prsc,iced -
a magnetic healer. ~iuce sue has beet Iu
California she has preached Ia L,more anu
in H4u.ord she has a daughter 10 San
ErsaSs-c0 a8d son 10 Oakland.
Dr.. Wiley Is well known t-rJ1<hog:
the coast, where he Aas been selling his
rheumatic cure, known as Dr.. Wiley s
Ne8 Discovery
Dr. Wiley says lie has been single for
eleven years. AID thinks y IS time Ee WIS
married again.
Dr.. sexton toll an Enquirer man shat
she Was going 10 preach 10 Dr. y I.iey and
make a -po4 mac o. him. II winch le
smiled good natur-sisy- They viii lie mar
rIed Uy D. hummer q TIE Methodist par
soaa-~, 90 Monday afternoon 81 3 1'ciOck-
--OakIau8 Cali enquirer. May -.
Mrs -=zto1 Las a .asxe circle OF friends
90 Wichita. vE5 S.-l D. Interested IN .he
a5ose news. She also has ldeFao-e
property u y ,sa.ta.
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Administration BuildIng-during the EXpo>i.
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
NEW TYPE.

The job department of this office has
been renewed with several hundred dollars
worth Of new type and also secured two
expert fancy job printers, and We are pre-
pared TO do work in quality, quantity ana
style equal to any establishment east or
west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23

While celebrating mass in the German
tatholIc church Sunday Father Athana.
taus Was overcome by the intense heat and
tainted 70 the very middle Of the services
An interruption Of this kind i a Very rare
occurrence and considerable exc.temeu;
prevailed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
MUSICAL MENTION.

Mr. Harry NcCIgn= has received the fol
lowing letter from NJ. B : Hosglsud
watch shows the markings Of Professor
Busch. the judge OF vocal music. al the
Hutchinson CoHtest:
HUTCHINSON Kan. lIa- :. ISa3
3Er e C. &c. -ua- v-1a..z, Eaa-
DEAR SIE;-Eaclo-e3 please fni MARI
ms Tor yourself and M. George Carrie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23

The hypocrije who wrote the editor OF
the EAGLE card on sunday and then
dated IL Monday would have been entitled
to our sympatnies rather than our con
tempt had re been either honest or brave
enough TO sign his name
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
Cheapness
Means Poorness.

Il makes no difference under
what conditions adu.terated aru-
cies are sold or what excuse COM
petition NAV furnish for their eCs-
tenoe, the grocer owes II 10 his
ealing and 10 the consumers VINO
c-St HIM. to encourage the sale
ar Use Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23

Word was received yesterday from
Kingsley seating thai Miss Ollie Trebue
died there on Sunday morning from the
results e the parslytic stroke received ID
her Office IN the government building ten
days a-o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23

Of A!.Srs CAris'maa aa5 .-a3r.ae
Aiepa Russell, iaa=ates Vi Mr.. CtsLarsa-
Russell, sor Tuesday morning. @aas .1tl.
- njae c'clock ~ tie Pre- Cathedral