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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Sunday Drunks.

Judge McAllister assessed a number of
fines this morning for being drunk and
down. They are as follows: M. L. Cure
ton. 81; Mic Ruhu, 81; Albert DOnley, 81:
c. L. McGill, 81: A. Rietenburg, 81.
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SUMMER NEEDS.

Are what our large cotton
"Huck" towels supply; 100 dozen
at Sl.lO, regular price $50.
4 10 st JOSKE BROS
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Children Shoes

Genuine Bright Dongola Shoe, sizes
to 6, only soc.
Infants, Dongola Button Boot, spring
heel, sizes 3 to 6, only soc.
Childrens' Dongola Button Boot with
patent tip, sizes 3 to 8, at 81.
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DRESS FABRICS. Beyond the shad
ow OF a doubt, we are showing the bipg
est and best stock of imported and do.
mestlc dress fabrics ever seen in this city
100 pieces fine lowered and corded
dlmltles sold by other houses at Ioc ward:
our price 10 yards for one s.
cases fine printed Union Lawns, all
fast colors, at SC yard that other houses
sell at nc.
2 cases extra fine lowered Lawns. very
wide, at &c that sell elsewhere at Sc yd.
so pieces very sheer printed India Linon
good value at lac;
cases good standard Ginghams in
stripes, checks and plaids. Choice spring
styles; sold elsewhere at Ioc yard; our
price SIC.
cases new lowered Lama Challies
and printed Batistes. full % inches wide
and never made to sell for less than ISc
yard; our price I2Hc.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams ISc yard.
New Spring CaShmeres 25c.
Fine Wool Henriettas CSC.
New Organdies 35c and doc.
New Mousselines 25c and 35c.
Fine French BAtistes zoe and 25c.
Elegant line figured China and Ian.
anese Silks, ACC to 81 yard.
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Our speciality, children's shoes.
We sell them cheaper than any
body else. Eagle, Commerce and
Navarro streets. / S If
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EVERY ONE

Should have a new outfit for the
spring. You can get the latest at
III. Harms, 215 Alamo plaza. I'm
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SULPHUR RAThS.

The Natural Hot Sulphur Bathing es-
adjustment at the Southwestern Park,
Is now open. Hack to the grounds leaves
he l. & q. n. ticket office, Alamo plaza,
at and II a. m. and and 2 D. m. lott
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NOTICE..

For all kinds of marble and granite
work such as monuments and headStones,
also iron fencing of the latest styles at
the very lowest prices, call at the old re-
liable firm on East Houston street, near
post office. 14tf OTTO ZIRKEL, Prop
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! SPECIAL BARGAINS. The follow.
ing are but few of the many bargains
we are offering. For everyone here
mentioned We'll show dozen others
equally as great:
| 10 pieces all linen bleached and loom
Table Damasks, worth ordinarily 4oc and
45c yard; special at $50.
Extra fine white crochet and Mar.
settles Bed'spreads at 73c, CSC, $I.25 and
$3.50, that are worth a third more.
Two special bargains in Towels this
week. Extra large, all Linen, at Srso
and S2.75 per dozen; worth half as much
again.
in lowered and striped designs, would be
our price Ioc yard.
Ladies' Oxfords at 75c, 81, S1.5o and
upward, that we guarantee cannot be du-
Pllcated IN Texas for same monev-75c.
81 and $3.50. "0N'
d cases extra fine, yard wide, soft
finish, Bleached Cotton, Lonsdale finish,
and worth &C ordinarily: special leader
this week, ii yards for one !.
2 cases extra fine Berkeley Cambria,
full width, this weeks price will be II
yards for one s.
a cases Outing Flannels in new and
choice designs, in medium, dark and
light colors, 1oc, IL z and I5c yard
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An Excellent Program.

Prof. Con Boyle has arranged the fol-
lowing program, which will be rendered
at his recital tomorrow night at Turner
hall:
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, kE NEW YORS. nv
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Million Hatc Get the latest style
ihiiioi hutO' and be in the swim.
They are at H. Harms, 2I5 Alamo
plaza. 3 30 I'm
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"HUCK"

Towels; 100 dozen of these fine
towels this week only at Sl.lO, for
merly SI.j0. 10 It JOsKE BROS.
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SHOES.

The largest and best assorted
stock of shoes in the city, the latest
shapes in Russian leather, at H.
Harms, 2l5 Alamo plaza. I'm
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ROAD WAGONS, CARTS, ETC

at bed rock prices, at CAwTHON d
Co., 224 w. Nueva street. 10 st
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NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES,
New prices, at f. c. Arnold, sue
cessor to Young & Arnold. 3 30 I'm
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FOR RENT.

House or Garden street, inquire at L
HUH & Son, Market street.
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Misses Shoes.

Misses Bright Dongola, spring heel,
with patent tip, sizes IL to 2, for 81 So
Misses Genuine Tampico Goat, sizes
II to 2 spring heel 81 so.
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Die nGriumpb'' Mdb MaSdtus
gin d

gemdbrt bic befriebigenbfen &efultate,
8iele Saufenbe biefer Maf9inen (fri.
Der: Weue Clipper MdbsM al6imen ae.
nannt) finb beute In allen 2dnbern 6el
Welt, mo @ras uddf, In @ebrau6
3u baben Bel 9aarmann n.
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1tmIere Snbianer.

Cine Der gr6Bten Wan6Iunger,
neI6e fid felt Der @ntbedung biefes
Continents, bDllapgeu bat, 1T bas Berz
f6minben 10 pieIer Snbianerffdmme,
befen patbetii1e Settle uns gooper's
Ser 2ebte Der MobifanerA 10 uniibers
treffli6 f1ilbert. gu Infangb es 16.
Sabrbunberts CAB es bier bunberte bon
Stdmmen, beren ieber cine anbere
Sbra6e bate. Sc fanben f6 groBe
Nationen, wel6e mebrere Stdmme
umfaBten, unbs fleinere feIbffdnbige
8anbeni mel6es nod bon benz graBeu
@eo9rapben Malte=8 run, Der an Der
S6melle biefeS Sabrbunberts lebte,
OILS ueberre1fe ldngit bergansener na=
tionaler 9errlidfeit ertpabnt ner6en.
SroBbem er1deint es i'm 2i9te Der
neueien nnteriu6ungen als iebr frags
lii, Of bas NuSferben Der Sn6ianer
ipirfli9 10 raid BON ftatten gegangen
III, tpie man bisber algemein annabm.
Maicr $. %. Ypmel, cine Mutoritdt
auf bieIem @ebiet, bat soeben cine Mos
npgrapbie ber6fentli6t, NORM er na9e
ueift, baB bic friiberen S9dBuuger Der
eingeborenen 8eb6lferung gat3 iber<
trieben bod nareu. 9ieie uebertreis
bungen erfldren 1i9 lei1t unb unge>
5tpungen aus benz umftunbe, baB bic
&otbbdute i9 INNER an ben 8eribz
rungspunften nit Der Civilization in
fehr GROCER Nn3abI, 3u beriammeln
pflesten, um WaHen 1lnb 0anbuertss
5eug eim5utauiden. Nnf biefe Weiie
enttanben farte Snbiarer : Mieberlafs
fungen I'M Often unb baraiis f6lofen
bic WeiBen banrt irrtbiifnli6 auf bic
Gefammt3abl Der Snbianer in ben
entlegeneren Sbeilen bes 2an6es.
Nur 10 wirb es erfldrli6, bob bic Be
bblferuag bes @ebietes Der beutige1
yer. Staaten CUR 3eit Der gntbednng
Mnlerifa's auf 10 unb gar auf 20 Ntilz
lioner bat %angegeben tpelben f6n1en.
1ta9 ben tteuefen Sorf9nngen pdre
cine Wttlion nod etne ptel 5u bobe
S9dburtg, anb Wfaior popeu rinrat
an, oaB pie 3abl Der Snbianer. tpel9e
Dor 400 Sabren itnerbalb Der @renaen
Der beutigen Union lebtetl, rift mebr
als bas Soppelte rr1erer beutigen
rDtbbdutlgen Dep0lterung betrug, oDer
rnnb 500, 900. Sieie 3obl tpllrbe
oalt1t i'm Sanfe Der nd6fen $50
Sa1re Durdb Triege unD Ssu1en auf
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Gin 9pferifpdnarber

Sn 8egleitung zines @enbarmen be-
tritt Elm f1md9tiger Burl1e einert
Min6euer @erihtsfaal. Sn benz t1a>
geren fabIen @efi1t bliBten Elm paar
buntle Mugen Elm berf9mibtes 2d1eln
bui6t iiber bic f9ma!en Clipper bes
Mngeflagten, als er ben Ni1ter unb
bas publifum 9riBt: "Buon' giorna
Signoril'
Mmtsr.: Isle finb Der &afamiens
Derfdufer gineen3D ganelutti2"
MngefI.: ,Nir beutf9, Sigaore,
bran@ a Dolmetf9l4
Mmtsr.: so, aber Bel Sbrer Der
baftung baben Sic ben 8enbarmeu In
gaus gutem Deutf6 nit einer Dbrfeige
bebrobt!1
MngefI.: 80, Sienore, i bau ba
Zine eini, lernt man In Min1en am
erften Sagl1
Amtsr.: mSie fpre9en ia CANA
gut 6eutf9. Sic finb fdon tpeges
9iebfabl Dorbefraft?"
4ngefI.: SO MIR Gtraf bas lit
elm an6erer ganelutti."
amt8r.. xDa8 glaubt Sbnen fein
Menf6. Sic tpurbetr am 3. Mdra,
9fa6mittags, tn Der rteuer 81. Mnnas
Stride betrDfen, tpofelb5t Sbnen cine
prrne nit 2eim befri1ene @orfettens
fpange cine Quautitdt 2eim unb mebs
rere aneinauber flebenbe @elbfiide abs
genommer tpurben. 6aben sic bas
Geib aus benz Opferitod berausses
nommen2
Mn8ttI.: - nein, i'd bin elm chr
li6er Manrl unb mDllte beten, baB mir
meine neite grfinbuug gelingt."
Mmt8r.: r3u mas brau1ten sic
bann Bite goriettenfpanges1
MngefI.: oDas lift elm Stid BON
meiner reuen Mai6ine, bic i6 bab'
erfunben."
Mmtsr.: .Sa, cine Maf6ine gum
@elbfebleH. unb mas ioa ber 2eim
bebeuteu2@
angefl.: nDas III meme feIbfs
gema9te 8artmi6ie, Signore. So
gut unb bilig."
amtsr.: y arum baben Sc fid
bann SSbrer Ierbaftung tpiberfeBt ?" ,
4ngefl.: sd bah geglaubt, bic
nit bic Iansert M}efsr tpollen ben ars
men Staliano mas antbun unb Jag:
| bau ba Zine emil" Sas urtbeil lau>
tet, ba bic 3eusens4 usfagen feinen
3peifeI barber auffommen IaFen, ba
Der Mngeflagte baS @eIb bonn Spfers
itod entnabm, auf brei Momatc Ges
fdneniB unb 10 Sage 9aft.
Mmt8r.: Wolen sic tie etrafe
annebmens.
MngefI.: vCorpo di Bacco,
mag / Ia Straf. S appeliri"
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Gin itItiamtr 8ratipief aus alter
3eit pirb tn benz pala33o 6es @rafen
Gaftel Marie III ErepiIo anfbema6rt.
Dieter SpieB BRETT cine sr0Bere Gn3abl
bon Bratet auf eiun1al un6 ipielt babel
"a neridtebene Melobien, 70 jipar, oa6
BET elmer beitimmten grie aud immeg
Elm beftimmter Brateu gar lit; eiur
9ammel8frule !. 9. bei einem Maorisa.
bon Balaitrina, elm 6ubn bel einen,
Meruett BON Batfiello II. /. b.
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Gumiet Mppb Co.,

gde2a nj arr unb MaInutsStr TT.
baben gegenudrtig etpa 5000 6orbs
8rennbol5 bonn Winter iibrig, tpelhes
MN au fDlgenben rebu3irten greifen
berfanftaDerDen muB.
Sir ben Dfen gef6nitten $3.50 per
@orb, bier SUB lang, 1915 per Gorb.
Wirb nur s. o. .. abgeliefert.
0en at ben biligifen preiieu.
SeIepbon81.
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ertsmeranaem an Srama .. sober

Grttmeramsem AIT Sram5 y. Sober
ersdbtf Srene Snenborf in Der uMGsm.
3tg.@ Wir entnebrlen Dem Nuf5at
folgenbe darafteriittlbe @piiooen: Be-
fanntfid mar ber Dtdter bauftser @aft
bet Der Tafel beS Rrinsen &arl. Die
Diener batten eS ipieber etnmal, tpte ges
p6bnli6, bet benz Mbferpiren iebr eiltg.
90 bnea bic 9efil1ter Weingldier aud
binseffelIt iparen, ebenio raid parer lie
pieoer Don Der 8iloHd9e beri1mur,
ben. Raum batte &obea etnmal nit
iei1er Ma9barttt eth @eipra9 beson<
i1en, al8 i1oa apieber Elm Dtener berbeis
elite urb fetn sefilltes @las NIT 8e,
f9lag belegen molte. Ser Dt1ter,
benz es nur barur1 gu tbun mar, eil fur
aaetnal etn @rempel 5u itatutren, ltno
Der fi1 beute abfolut bon fetnein @lds.
den @ein nttt trennen tpolte, rtef nit
fonorer 9ttmme, 10 oab e8 bon Der
ga15et Eii6selenl6aft geb6rt ipurbe j:
nytir oa, fteb'u bletbt's, ba bletbt's,
austrtn'fn Mil II" Der Yrtns la6te
felbft am ber3lt9iten uno felt oieier
3eit burften ftd bic Diener Der Teler
unb Slider bes Di9ters nidt mebr be,
ria1tisett, beuor bieielbeu s~eleert uas
rem.
Sn Rottad an1 Gessrniee fpeiits i'd
tpodenlang td9li9 NIT benz Di6ter an
Der table d'hote 5uiammen. Die Sc
ridte fparen febr 9ut-lte6eu ober INNER
lange auf fi1 Darten, 10 bab benz Did,
ter 6fters Der @eoulbsfaoen riff. nWar.
ten g." meirte er, gu mir gepenbet,
rmorgen mad ma Der @'i9i9t an
&n6!1 nnb ridtis bra1te er am na1>
fen Sage, unter ietnem Nod perfect,
cine srobe 3ubfdelle nit uno ftelte iie
inter Der 1ii9befe anf ben Boben.
Gfs NIT s%etpobnter piinftli9teit nod
oer Suppe bic groBe &unitpauie nteoer
eintrat, ergrif >Goben 6aS ungetbim
bon elmer @lode unb fing an, es nit
benz NufSebot aner ieiner &rafte IN Bes
negu1g gu ieben, 70 oaB nidt muir bas
ierptrenoe 8erIonal, fonberr baS gauge
9aus 5uiammenltef. 90 bate &obeG,
pie porbtn bur6 ein rai9eS @ort, bier
onr9 cine ralde Tbat @anoel gel9af,
fen. 1er5os Mar, Der neben benz
Speiielaal i'm 9otel nobnte unb bas
furdterli6e 0arinen geb0rt bate, anil,
iirte fid f0itli9 iiber bes Didters brol,
ltgen Ginfaa unb fon ipdter nod oft
ber5li6 bariiber 9ela6t baben..Spestell
ltterartI6 mag folgenber Borfall ben
Srterelie ietn. @tne bo99eitellte Dame
ftellte an ben Di9ter baS merfpiirbige
Iniinuen, CT m1se ibr etrpaS i9reiben,
baS aber Boefie obne jebe Mnfpieluns
auf platoniide ober reale 3tebe lein
fole. pSa, Dos fdreib | Sbna l1o-
menus a nal fetne S%rauen3inrner utebr
9tbt.1 Ole Dame ftanb perblifft BON
ibrem 0erlangel ab.
Jolgenbe ret3erbe Gpifobe aus ietner
2~ebrtbdtigfeit auf 6er 6o6l6ule err
3dblt3 mir 2obeu nit Borliebe STD
ifan6 anf BEN Gatbeber n1b bielt aerabe
ei1e gorlefuns. Nafirli9 a~asuenbie ;
tb bab's ia i'm 2opf g'babt. &urs Dor,
Der mar th nit benz a6ntg Mfar II.
anf Der Sasb nnb elm @an1sbod bat
lins j9redli1 g'best ct mar nit alm
erjag'n. Nlio Elm paar Gag b'ranf, als
i'd ebenic 6o5tr' nnb portrog', BIN i'd
tn @ebanfet1 INNER nod auf 6erielbiset
Sa9o un6 Jag benz Bod nod unb mad
nnb nad-ba pl6slt9 ldauen alle meme
Stubentett auf mtf unb laden. Ss}a,
fnns IN mpinp Gerren tno6 hoh,r@s
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8eatihe Sob Office unS Bud
btuberei.

Seutf6e, iouie enslif6e Druid. Mr.
beiten tuerben prompt unb bi1is Der.
fertigt BON Sobn S1ott, 80
Horb
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Die Naisiipn on Gumpaat, liefert

bas bette petroIeum unb @afolin i'm
Marfte urb bafelbe tpirb frei In Wobs
nungen In ireenb einem 9beiIe Der
Gto6t abgeIiefert.-SeIepbon SAB.
8. 5. SdItenfuB, IS Nlamoifrabe.
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u. 6. Baris. 9. Sc. @ofbtpeN.
PARIS & ROTHWELL

pbotogropbif9e DIES ateIier,
go. IL unb ID Weltsgommercez @traBe
San Mntenio. Die a~lIerneueffem Sen.
res tn photographer fein ausgefiibrt,
ebenfo elegant penn nidt better, pie
irgenb uel6e I'M Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@raponsp ortraits unb ole Mrten bon
gergr6Berungen. @ebt emre Bilber
itidt Grenben, um fe persrDBern au
lafen, ipenn bic Nrbeit bier BON Der>
anttportli6en aiimftlerm 3nr pollen 3us
friebenbeit ausgefibrt tperben fann.
Wtr liefern nur Nrbeit erfter 3lafe ab.
Naii6ten bon @ebdu6en uerben aufs
ge1smmen unb ale Muftrdge auberbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beforat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-20
THE WORLDS FAIR.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Two train loads of
newsboys and bootblacks came to the fair
this morning. Then the school children
Of the city came in large numbers. Ex-
cursion trains arrived from Joliet and
Lenont, bearing the school children of
those cities. The crowd of school children
at the fair TODAY is probably larger than
on any preceding day of the exposition
Yesterday there were 5000 children
present.
The announcement made by the council
of administration yesterday that the fair
would not be formally closed on Oct. 30,
but would continue open as long as the
weather permitted and people wanted to
come, does not mean exactly what it says.
People who wish TO enter the grounds to
watch the buildings being torn down and
the exhibits moved away will not be de-
MED the privilege, if they are willing to
pay TO pass through the gates. That is ali
the resolution adopted by the council of
administration means. The fair has no
official recognition by congress after Octo-
Der 30.
The worlds fair national commission
had a long and active session today. The
deliberations centered on the question of
the final report on the fair, which congress
requires the commission to make to the
president of the Cuited States. The com
mission WANTS TO make II an elaborate
history that will be useful to posterty
Finally, President Palmer was appointed
chairman of IA committee of eight, with
power to name the other members of the
committee. These gentlemen are to pre-
pare the work in the rough and report To
the national commission for approval.
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Thirnble Rigging.

During little pedestrian trip gentle
man came unexpectedly upon a country
race-course, and on one portion of the
ground found a thimblerig establish-
ment in full work Notwithstanding
the reinonstrances of his companion,
the gentleman, who was bit OF a
madcap, insisted on watching the game.
Now, would the gentleman like TO
wager a crown that he could find the
pea?" remarked the expert.
Yes" was the reply
The money was on both sides depos-
tied. and the pedestrian, lifting up the
thimble, pointed out the required pea
and took the stakes.
A second bet, double or quits" end
ed, to the surprise of the expert in the
same result
Then a third wager, "a pound or
nothing" steadied the nerves OF the
loser, and the trick was accomplished
with great caution. The gentleman
lifted up thi1nbl and showed the
pea, at the same time pocI1eting the
stake.
S'help me-" etc ~ didn't put il
there! exclaimed the beyrildered artist
No, but ] always carry my own
pea. rejoined the man who had come
out right as he went on his way with
his spoils of war.-London Tid-Bits.
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story as being simply absurd His
friends were indignant, and thought
that Dawson should be held and prose
cuted for mis- action.
The matter began TO assume such
importance that the magistrate sent a
policeman to the Brooklyn navy yard 20
inquire into the truth of Dawson's
statement The case ysas postponed,
and. as Dawson had no money, he re-
manned in charge OF an officer and was
cared for as prisoner Howard made
q counter complaint and promised to
appear when called upon.
The policeman came back from the
navy yard with an unsatis factory re
port The vessel named by Dawson
aad returned during the previous week
from q distant station. the crew had
seen paid off. and there was Lieut.
summers in the list of officers. but he
eo-1G not be found
lie incident had found its way into
siTt. aud the public was becoming
snorc and more interested IN the fate
Of the triendless colored boy aud his
lost money. The magistrate was urged
by Towards friends TO dismiss the
charge against him. and as Dawson
could not subs;autiate his story. final
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EFT 'EM FIGHT.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 19--1he recent pub
iication of certain correspondence between
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns and Mrs. Mary f.
Lease has caused a commotion among the
women OF the state. Many reasons are
given for the rupture, but the original
provocation seems 10 have been Mrs.
Lenses work in forcing The suffrage Issue
prematUrely. 1t WAS the original Intention
of Mrs. Johns and her associates of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage association to wait
until The men could agree upon constiiu-
Iional convention, in which the women
hoped To be represented, and there
make their fight, but Mrs. Lease
caused an equal suffrage plank 10 be
Incorporated in the populist platform by
the Wichita convention, which led to the
same action by the Republic convention
fhe advocates of the original scheme have
continued TO complain of Mrs. Leases ac-
lion, until now. il is said. the quarrel has
crown until it * nothing more nor less
han division in the ranks of the suf-
iragists on political grounds. the populis,s
taking Mrs. Leases side and the Republi-
cans Mrs. Johns The popuiist women. it
IS furi her said, say that. back of IL all. the
real inspiration of the quarrel is jealousy
IF Mrs. Leases growing influence, not
onlv IN Kansas, but In the country ar
arge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-20
1AE BRIGGS lEHICIOM

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct 19-The excite
ment Was intense at the session of the
Presbyterian synod today when it became
known that the judicial comittee, which
had been in session nearly all night, had
agreed on its report and was ready to
submit II. The report deals mainly with
the famous Briggs case. The complaints
mentioned in the report relate to occur.
rences Oh the two trials of DR.. Briggs by
the presbytery of New York.
In the general assembly of 1893" says
the report. 1.-THE whole case WAS heard at
great length and final judgment was rem
dered at that time by that assembly cover
ing the whole case. This, in our opinion,
clearly and finally disposes of all interloc-
utory questions in those cases. no matter
when those cases were pending"
The report was read by Rev. DR.. Miller,
who added: 81 am glad to add that no
minority report will be presented. Vote
harmonious"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-20
1uRE WINNERS

BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct. 19.-Monroe Sails.
bury, owner of Directum C2:0514) today
wired Andrews. driver of Mascot 600,
the champion PAGER, challenging him to
race for $500 a side. Mr.. Taylor, the
owner of Mascot said tonight that he
would accept if the conditions could be
made satisfactory.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 19.-In the 2:25
class pace today May Marshall took boti,
heats without trouble, clipping ii second
off her previous record. and setting the
worlds mark for pacing mare at 2:0S1i.
Summaries: Pacing, 2:25 class-May
MARSHALL won, with AbdaIiah second and
Moonstone third. Best time, 2:OS14. Tro,-
ting, 2:2l class-FIoyd B. won, with Coram
second aDd Herman Nutwood third, Best
time, 2:l9]4. Pacing, 2:1S class-William
Fem Won, with Jessie McCorkle second
and Henrie third. Best time, 2:l2I.
Facing, free for al-Robers j. won. with
flying Jib second and J. A. l.. third.
Best time, 2:05$l.
., GLOUCESTER, N. j., Oct 19-Winners:
Ia Lar and Tartar. West Side. CaL't Tell,
fiattery, Ontario, Prince John.
r, LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. 19.-Winners:
Frauleln, King David, Bonnie Lassie. Ida
Pickwck. Buckwa.
RACINE, Wis, Oct 19.-Winners: Alix,
the last kenosha mare this afternoon
made an effort TO beat the time of Maud s.
l2;0os4), but failed. The mare was driven
by Mayor Jackson Case owner of the fast
gelding Jay-Eye- See. The conditions were
favorable. but Alix could do no better
than 2:l51s.
LINDEN, n. J., Oct. 9-Winners:
HeraId. Gioaming. Economist, Restraint,
Our Jack, Kingston.
-, KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19-Winners: Bob,
100 High, Artless, Topstone, Rather,