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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
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laben, pelbes in 0ebinoen an Die 8ez
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uno balgten it6 nit Nnberen I'm ben 8es
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Nuiaen Der 3ertrImmerten Slai6en un6
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LIB bas S~cbnapsfaB auf tbren 8agen unb
lorgte fir cine Sdubcrung oes Scblacbt=
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ben Serte5r pieoer tpigGma9t un0 NIT Elm
merfnurSig OurbOringcnOer @erub be-
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bic 8terlcbladt ftattgefunoen bate Die
8e1cb0oigung oe5 G~reif1pagens beite9t in
benz 5~ertrilmmerten Sopfli6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25

9ie unermeBlidbe 8ppuIorttdt ppu SpItetter's Maoer1=
bitters lit oas @adstbum BON mebr aIs eiuelu 9rittel
zines Sobrbuuoerts. gie %triier, 10 piro au1 au Se=
9inn bes beoOrltebenben ueuen Sobres ein ueuer alula.
nab ietn Gri9einen MAIDEN, in Incident bic gtatlr, Der
6ebrau1 nnb bas Mirten oieier ipeltberiibmteu Neebtaiu
flor oeIftlbcrt lperoeu. @r lit bes 9ur1leIens ipob,
mertb. 2bIolute Genaui 9feit Der aitronpmiIdeu 8ereeb'
u1lroeu uuo beS &aleubariums rperoeu, mie .friiher
i~uertbppae GDorofteriItifen oes Iimouabs biloeu, nah.
renb ltD inter benz &eieltoff Statifiten, SumoriitiI6ea
unb ~algenein geBaItene Nlittbellungen begIeitpt bon
beiuunbernsmertb ausgefibrten Sluitrationen 6eft1ben
lperoerl. Ser Nlmauad miro bon benz @erloes= 9epar.
tement Der ''The Hostetter Company" III 8ittsburoI
berousge9cbeu uno lpirO alf oeren Yreffen in e~nollIter,
%Deut1der, tran5 bltlder, maliler, norpeotIcDer, idalpebi=
Iber, boldubii1er. bDbmiider nnO iponti9er Sprohe
gebruft iperben. @ne ~Slpotbeter unb 9Gubler aaf BEN
SaHDe lieIern ben &lmanadb nnent9eltti6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
9ernntHte Grhftr.

9te Gin3tebung BON nab6enonnten unb anDerem Grba
i9ofteu, i0lpie @rbebunq bon Gelberu ans auen SbeileI
Guropas ptro beIor9t nuo bic au oteienl 3tuede ~nDtbi9en
Wolmadten nno ollie erforberli6en gerlbtlibeu 9ptu=
mente auS9eierttgt nno firbli6e @ertifitate beiorgt.
GENE lnebr as ~3Oldbrlge Yrarls III Grbi6aftsan9ele=
%9enbeltel Ino Yro5elen lolte ale peranlalieir, lpelbe
eIlleS 3unerla11l9e1 GatbgeberS %beourten, Serm. Wtard=
NORTH 81 @atbe gu 8ieAen. Sic 9eriGtltfen aniforoes
rungen ppn oermiBten @rben liub 10 Sabre BON Oerm.
Wtarctlport9 geialnnelt 1nb peroen mDd1entltd, Die ole=
lelben erideinen, i'll oielem unb allen beoeutenoen 8ldt=
tern in ben 0ereintgten Stoaten perDffentli9t. Sle ouI=
geTproerten Perlonet lpDllell it1 Direct an Perlt. Wtard.
NORTH, 9to. pa & 226 Wineltr, &incinuott, Obto, fpen-
ben, oo ysienIanb anger ibm HabereH &uTiblNB gebeH
tam.
A. GrbGo1Ter
ino foG9e GerIpnen, iuelde @rbI1aften Diuterlaiien bas
ben uno beren grben 9eiubt tuerOen.
Gepbel, Gr6eu bon Mtarie Grueltiue 2outie, 9eb,
S6orle.
Il. 8ermtBte Grben
imp fOIde gsrIonen, o1e on elmer @rbIPaft ]bstbetIi9t
limb:
9enfelmo1n, Sob. Seinri6 aus aItenitaebt
Sain5, SeinriCD ans 9uieu6Dru.
$$O O4ffsT & S mGIfms @ a9af}feh ,9 ans 0 eabl sa6 ssitorous
aus seirea.
aerL So6ps anfon @d6or0t aus Semplar. Soloat in
So. q. 4. Wfp. SAB. 9Re9.
Siebert SOb. @eurS aus altbelln.
A0tIGte 0eilrI6 aus &Ielus3 luOa.
Meu3el &orl aug S%tanmbnr9 a. Saale.
@salamboTbt S Saenb oms S obi 81 ouosnf in a,.,n
N6eDer, Sgerntuuu ans JtQIDIeHPuIp uH9eO1. III 0Ceu
Oprf.
2tt. Gorl aus Soustirden.
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@Gmiot, 3orl SetHriCb aus 8Dbrngen.
StnrnL Sob. SeOr9 0u9ebl in @inCInnotI.
SdrDOer, 5rieOrlt aus Weftrup.
s3iuf, Gpbert aus Wteilleubeim, angebl. in Gan sSrat=
cisco.
G. Sobt pber perf1p1Geu Grf1drte
1iub fplhe 9erIoner, bic bel Grbidaften betbet1i9. lnb
aert6tlln on1aefprbert iino, 1b aber III %9e9ebener 3eIt
nidt ~genleloet baben:
@6bel, &uguIt ans S6il0berg.
2eDier, Sera aus gegenpal0e.
9amarD, Satob aus 0latgbeiln.
Niau penoe ib Direct on
Serm. Mardtp ortb.
9eutIder &ebtsauipa1t,
224 s. 226 8ine StraBe,
Cincinnati, Gb1n.
%. 9esember 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25

Cine 60lIe ou Grbeu limb s d.
Ieibet, 9loubt es ni6t 1per lie ober bat, per
itebt uns. gSorllm bas Qeibeu perlG19erl1, 10
lolge @uofeits, bos beritbmte 9eilntittel
oeS Orc. Stlsbee, III 0einem 8eret9 it?
gu brau@it feiren @Orratb OGuot 81 fa1teu,
bepor On es ielber erprObt bait, .. g}eus
It abter& 6 O., gor 2416, Seem Yorf, lenoen
Dir auf @erlanseu TO en- re cine 8robe.
Seilube bas meni 9eufreunoli6e Qllterbieter
Der 9euanntel1 Sirina, Did pon Setten Slla=
len gu ~befreielt, ober gu ~perlterit bos Gebt 5u
tlQgeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Uab 111ibtoan.

Sobn G(egg, Scr 6alis78 oitmetter bon
6ou9bton, Wtib, murbc W?ittpob unter Der
Nnflage Der l~lnteriblogung Dor 8unbesz
commiiidr !Sopne gebracbt, per5icbtete aui
Elm 8orper5Dr unb purbe ipdter auf Qnz
orouung Jticbter 9roBcup'S ben 8unbesbe=
gan iibcrpic1en. 6iiIfs@Oearibau Nnen
reiite g~eitern 2lbenb nit ibn1 nacb War=
quctte Of. @legg iou ettpa 5000 unterz
l9laSeH 9aben Hno wurbe in @0IenG, ST.,
Oerbattd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
SnED6fnr.

Gin retttts Wta1sbter eebramt bon
Der Sottr+ Set1p Sretp9. 60. lit bicrz
tttto 0dfera SIT babet. Selepbome
Co. $50. 8ottling 9epttn. go. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
UatIrIth Ieien Sic

bic III bieler 3eituns iiber 6oo6's @arIapa.
rtlla peroTelltli6teu 3eu9niiie. 9ielelben
bemetlen uber alien .3weifeI, Dap @oob's
t,lrirt-
gertppfult9 ul15 ale Arten 2eberleiben
Ueroen 9ebetlt bur9 9oob's ptIIen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
ZEiHRa.

At last. after weeks OF planning and
hard work. 'Zephra' is ready for an ex-
pectant public. at the final rehearsal in
the opera house last night large number
Of spectators were On hand to pronounce
judgment. Mr.. Ayeriil, the manager and
proprietor OF the beautiful scenery and
stage effects. said that the rehearsal was
perfectly satisfactory and that the per
Torrance tonight will go with smooth
ness and precision. Tue dance Of the
brownies is too cute for anything, while
the May dance of score Of boys and girls
is full of pretty and unexpected situations.
Then the dances and drilling of the pretty
girls will be enjoyed by all who love the
poetry Of motion and admire the grace Of
youth.
A sensation was created by the petite
danseuse premiere. In a twinklng she
was lit up by tiny electric lamps
various co!ors, concealed in the
folds of her dress. on her crown
aud sceptre. on the tips Of her wings and
on her dainty little feet. It was genuine
surprise 20 ali aud was greeted with the
heartiest applause. The little dancer,
radiant and brilliant, was 4 sight long 10
he remembered. Concerning the singing
there will be more detailed criticism in
some later Issue OF the EAGLE. The selec-
tions, with but few exceptions, are tune
full. pretty and gay. The principals and
chorus have 10 reason to tear the public
tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
BURKE CONTEST.

The Burke society held the GeclamatoTy
contest last night at Garfield [ University,
which was considered decided success.
Il was pronounced 10 be the best program
Of the year, with the exception OF the one
held CT March 6. The Periclesians al
lowed the Burkes TO use their beautiful
hall. thus showing their courtesy toward
their rivals Both the vocal and instru-
mental selections were well rendered be-
tween the recitations Of the various con-
testants.
The Moderate Drinker" was ably
recited by c. L. Fay. who apparently has
been well drilled.
Miss Blanche Barrett was the next con-
testant and recited For the Chiefs
Daughter" Miss Barrett has also eFi-
IDENTIFY been well trained, aud her stage
appearance was unexcelIed.
The Chariot Race" by Miss Stella Nc
Elhany, was well received. Her express
sion showed that her thoughts were
directly upon the subject.
''The Curse Of Regulus,' by Cliff Hen
dryx, was ably recited and loudly ap-
pIauded.
f ". Leuuon showed that he had been
well trained in the art OF elocution, by so
ably recitiag the New South There is
spirit III this selection that he plainly
brought forth.
''Rizpath, " by Miss Iva Johnson, was
appreciated by the audience as noble
effort.
After an instrumental duet by Miss Gray
and Miss Knowles. the judges decided that
the medal should be awarded TO Miss
McE,lhanY. end Professor Butcher in
touching speech presented it TO her amid
the applause of the audience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
sTfRkEp Up \ HORNETS NEST.

A meeting of representatives. OF all the
labor unions in the city was held in \. o.
[. W. hall Sunday which was quite well
attended. The meeting was for the pur-
pose Of bringing the various unions closer
together for their mutual protection.
There was nothing revolutionary IN the
meeting as those who figured most con
spicuousIy z il were conservative and
level headed. Only one incident occurred
that tended TO mar the harmony OF the
proceedings and that was an effort made
by District Clerk heis. who was present
only rs a guest, to turn It into a
PopuIisc meeting. He tIied hard 70 iaoc-
uIate the bows with the fatal virus of his
Anarchistic ideas, aud got nicely trimmed
down for his unwarran1ed meddlins by
the chairman, Tom Wisdom, and y.
Hutchinson. Mr.. Wisdom informed hies
that he was not expected to make Popu-
listic speech, aud that he must cease IL
Hutch fairly roasted him alive and poured
more hot shot at him than he has had
poured at him for many day. The
Labor people don't Ike kles for
the reason that they have never
known him to do a legitimate days work,
and they did not go TO the bother Of con
cealing that fact from him. He stirred up
3 hornets nest, aud It Is harGsy probable
that he will repeat the experiment the
next time he Is invited 20 accept the hospl-
tally OF the labor people. His audaclty
was the general topic of discussion IN la
Dor circles Yesterday and il every instance
was condemned with ouinous emphasis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
A SUNDAY NIGHT BURGLARY.

Sunday night, apparently between y
and ! o'clock, burglars broke into the
gun store Of c. ". Williams, 1I9 East
Douglas avenue and stole about 800
worth Of rsvolvers. They gained an
entrance by breaking and removing a
pane Of glass from the rear door. \ po-
liceman was around there about Y 0 clock
and stated that everything was all right
then. The burglars stole only revolvers
and then only the very best ones having
selected them with some care.
Among the booty were two Smith and
Wessou 3 calibre, TWO Smith aud Wesson
s. calibre. foEr Il and r. = aud s. cali
bre. three Hopkins and Allen. four Colts
single action Of the following calibre each,
f., II, IL and g. and number of others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
: SAD CASE.
Tn sodore Burd'c Afflicted With Dreadful
H2sf4cin itIon.

Sunday afternoon 4 young man named
Theodore Burdic came running into police
headquarters wildly crying for protection
He told the chief that gang OK men were
chasing him with murderoas intent. and
that he wanted TO be locked up for protec-
ton from them.
The chief soon saw that he was afflicted
with dreadful halIueiaation and assured
him that he was safe. This was not til
only hallucination that afflicted him. The
greater one was that he imagined himself
covered with verlnin and chat this Was
the cause OF every ones hand being
turned against him. Before being taken
10 a cell he asked for some soap and water
and obtaining them he stripped himself
bare TO the waist and washed himself till
his skin shone like ivory. He flied his
eyes and ears with particles Of soap and
rubbed them till his face was en-
veIopad in ball OF suds as large
as a keg From that time Oh ne wanted
10 wash everv five minutes aud everybody
who approached him lie warned not 10
come in contact with him. For few
minutes at time he was perfectly ration
al and would talk about the absurdity OF
his Authorization, bat as quick as thought
his mind would revert TO his imaginary
affiictIon and his suffering would become
apparently intense When al EAGLE
mau went to see him Burdick imagined
the scribe bad slung shot and wanted TO
Kill him. Turning TO Chief Cone he said
now know the intention Is to Kill me and
when / am dead | vans you to see that /
am buried according TO the rites Of the
Catholic church Mr.. Cone promised him
this favor and be seemed to be satisfied
As he is an apparently bright young fell
low, dentist by profession, his case IS a
very sad one.
He is on his way from 8. Louis where
be worked as dentist, to Albuquerque,
where his mother resides and intends walk
ing all the way. lie wanted to get there
as quick as possible so as to be able 10 put
on some clean clothes which he says his
mother has for him. He talks freely
during his rational moments-ao0u5 his
strange hallucination and thinks il is the
result of sudden effort to break off the
morph ne habit. which he contracted dur
ing spell of sickness last year. Chief
Cone tslegraphed 10 his mother Sunday
night and received an answer yesterday
asking whether it was safe to allow him
to travel TO New Mexico alone if money
was sent him 1t is probable that some
friends Will be here tomorrow after him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
NOT ouAMPAeNE DRINKERS.

a few days ago 4 pair OF Wichita Demo
cratic politicians were visited by few
Pop politicians Of local influence. The
Wichita gentlemen belonged 10 tqe Coro-
nsdo club and regarded il the proper thing
TO entertain their country friends there
VITA the best the club afforded. FOur or
five bottles CT champ were put on Ice
and after talking politics few minutes
the waiter was ordered TO crack a bottle.
When the dizzy stuff was poured out sntO
glass one Of the Pops declared c der made
him dy<pepiic and thought he would have
lemonade Lemonade was ordered and he
rel5shed ir. The second man tossed OF his
glass Of champagne and remarked: hat
Is pretty good cider and was opened mss
Ia time 70 prevent il from spelling. fer i
began 10 work. I roticeL when Tire cork
was drawn. I. : said that be drank 1--WE
battles Of it aud does not know yes but
what &, was cider The Joke = ou tAe
Wichita fellows. who spent SO az men
who 6gured the hospitality extended taeRl.
on the present market va4ue C apple cider.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Anton Caha, the Bohemian leader who
was sentenced in the United States court
by Judge Williams TO two years in the
peni5eutiary. goes to his home in the ter
ritory tomorrow. As will be remembered,
Judge Williams ordered him 10 be con
fined in the Jail here until certain time
and then taken TO his home, aud in &C
cordance Herewith Mr.. Caha has given a
bond for his return here on June -. The
authorities only asked for 5000 bond,
but he had bond signed up for Sl0.ooo-
Many OF the prominent citizens Of King
fisher signed his bond.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
\ BENIGHTED ATHEIST.

John r. Charlesworth, secretary Of the
American Federation of Free Thought,
was in the city Sunday and spoke twice
in the Board of Trade hall. Many Of the
liberal people of the city were present
ready TO give him respectful hearing,
but he Disguised them thoroughly with
his blatant loud mouthed and blasDhen-
Gus attacks On everything godly and chris
tan. His remarks were very coarse and
vulgar and not at all framed to
harmonic with the sensibilitieS Of
even the Wichita people who are
not il sympathy with the established de-
nominational religious bodies. He is an
Anarchist in religion, but is perfectly
harmless as he has neither the talent nor
the tact to excite hostility to the Christian
religion. He denounced the practice of
building palatial church edifices in pre-
cisely the same spirit of cankroUs hate
that Parsons and Ling denounced the
building of fine homes by the rich people
of Chicago, Boston aud New York. He
does not seem to have any regard for
the poetic or artistic elements of
human nature, and would evidently
prefer seeing the people grow up and live
Ike cattle than like Christians. His visit
to the city made 20 atheists, but on the
contrary his basphemy aroused those who
were treadjng the paths of unbelief and
warned them Of the dangers of the dark
chasm which his horrible atheism repre-
sa0taS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
THE IsrELA1GGs1 coMposlroR AGAIN.

A very annoying act OF negligence oc-
CURED IN the composing room Saturday
night when a careless printer failed to
correct a proof. thus having The headline
preceding the account Of the Cooking
clubs banquet say Cattle Campbei a
Science of Pleasure instead of Castle
Campbell q Scene Of Pleasure" Care
iessness of this kind IS what brin IS gray
hairs prema:ureiy to the heads of the in
habitants of An editorial room. and keeps
the recording angel busy charging them
up with items OF profanity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
KEHAGY DISMISSED.

The case Of the state OF Kansas against
T. II ksnagy was dismissed ID Justice
keenan's court yesterday as the p-osecut-
ing witness did nos appear against him
and the indications pointed strongly 10 q
pat nd lob The defense wanted 10 have
certain parties who seemed 10 be behind
the prosecution arrested and prosecuted
for blaeknlal. bat the county attorney re-
fused a. he did not see his way clear TO
conviction. Certain documents were pre-
seufed which were bold IN their demands
on heuagy for money, bot the wording
was guarded and capable o. I different
construction from that which nearly
every body connected with the case put %
them ncw. There Is hardly any doubt
but what kenagy was intended as d victim
BIZ some designing schemeg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
.nl=s suspended. placed on It's passage, and

rules suspended. placed on It's passage, and
carried.
Ordinance Nc. , az ordinance 70
amend section Of Ordinance No. lI.21
Vas read, rates suspended, placed on IS
passa Ce, aud carried
Ordnance Nc --, an ordinance ma a.
iug appropriations for miscellaneous par
poses. was read. placed Oh It's passage, ard
carried
An ordinance amending section I OF
Ordnance No. SO was. on motion OF Mr..
Johnson. referred to the COMMITTEES o1
franchises and licenses
Ga motion of Mr.. johnson council ad-
jouraed till Monday, Nav /
T. VI Cox. Mayor.
Attest: c. : SMITH, City CLERK.
Per j. V kO0CLE, Assistant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

DIR. Dwight, the present postmaster OF
Mt. Hope, was schoolma.e of Dan La
mont's. AS Dan is said TO be a friend to
all his youthful associates there IS hardly
any danger of DR.. Dwight losing his po-
Iitical head until the term for which he
was appointed will have expired, and
rnaybe not then.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
PROBATE COURT NOTES.

Information was received yesterday of
the restoration to right mind of Rosa b
Hopwood at the asylum at Ossawatomie.
Married, III the parlors of the court by
Judge Stratton. yesterday. James
Mcnamara and Mrs Angeline Riley, both
OF Red Rock, Cherokee strip.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to F. B. Dick and Miss Mary y. Trego,
beth of Sedgwick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
I, S. CARTER & Co.
Room ). 400 last Douglas ave.
THE EAGLES BRITANNICA Is KING!
Colonel Murdoch:
Ii DoEADo, Kan, April T., 1893.

IL DoEADo, Kan, April l., 1893
Colonel Murdoch:
City Star Journal and lines bat returned to
EAGLE.nd learned from s columns that
supply Brsnncas limited and hsstened 70 telegraph
Won 10 send C. u. did know the full Tor
but feared await this irregular MAJ examined
your Monday night and found compse ths
subject of and worthy nj shelf ny library q
near 500 volumes Ny AMI oay ehd shall have his aFia
for knowledge satisfied Yours IL haste,
DE- T. T. LAWRENCE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Judge Whiteslde Of Hutchinson was ia
the city yesterday on legal business He
says hutchinson people are anticipating
an excellent treat during the Il RASCAL con
test.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

The lobby at the council meeting last
night was we'll filled and many expected
that some definite action would be taken
on the pavement question and were not
little disappointed az the action taken.
Some OF the members were very pariIcg-
lar 20 explain their votes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Mr. Mccall made his maiden speech
il the council last night AID demon
strated his ability TO handle his end OF the
busiuess al Fizh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

J. 4. Brown. the Kansas state manager
Of the Equitable Life. was in the city yes
terdsy paying up some claims one OK
which was masured tontipe and Is one
Of our principal citizens, the sum being
five thousand dollars. Mr.. b. was ac
COM panied by Mr.. James Rodgers CT Z
Dorado
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

Mr. W. c. Smith of Des Moines. Ia,
representing 9scavenger crematory manu-
featuring company at that point, Is III the
rity and appeared before the council last
Night and told them Of the merits of his
rrematOry-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25
WILL wicaIrA Ia uEPRa>aNrEDe

" LL y Z HI ! ttE . F.t'isI ~ ] y.
Mr.. Clement g. president O. ne board OF
trade received tie following message from
the Kansas commissioners yesterday aft
erRaaE;
Have vo1 any industry vou wish req
resented in paintings IA tion1a o. Kansas
building. yoa pay expense. Answer quick
fSiSae1l NJ v. C01BCTET
This question must jss answered ~ tae
board OF directors and business ricE a.
the directors ueeija- this evea.ug Las
every director be present Also. every
business man, who pess45.- can. Wichita
u1use be +'IR it n sems shape, aat she Is
generally IL eooG sAape.
- =. CLE-fEv-. President.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

An eastern crank has invented a glass
tube in which TO put the live minnow, or
othe7 bait, when you 90 fishing; and he
calls it a new" device. Carrying fish
bait ia a glass tube Is as old as the hills.
as all the fishermen in this region Will
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-25

L. Robbins died OF consumption at his
home 107 Hinton avenue, Sunday, at the
age Of -.