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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-07
REAL ESTATE
furnished by Apologize & Mallory

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The records in the register OF deeds ONCE
sho. tie following buyers:
Nashua Savings bank sbf d com ~ 1t
S of se cor of lot 1914 Jefferson ave
Greiffensieips 10th rs tt w 3D. IL
113ft e 562 It to beg. ....s ooV
Davidson Inv Co shf lots % Il Waco ON
ave / Pine Sc and surplus |oo
Davidson Inv Co shf ne or OF sec Is
- lie - 49,
Davidson Inv Co shf ne Or OF sw Or
of sec u q lie. ...........-....--. loouo
George l. Pratt shf d IA IL eli u SIDE
of lots A. ~ Emporia ave Hilton's o
anc .---.- =. = '''.'
z L Reed w d lots 33 80 Waco ave
Rou.es add III
ID Clay " d "a blk 3 ] 30 blk Is -
blk 10 II q 30 "a blk II 10 II 81 blk
- Woodland add .........-.......- lUOo
George BlackmaD W d lots 40 % Wa
hash ave 80 50 Washington ave Wa
bash Ave sub. lOo
q H Young lots 2 10 Tracy ave
Tracy & Byers add. ............... zoo
Amount of mortgage releases. 1866
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-07

Twelve years later the battle of
Tamai was being fought, and Colville
two was in the thick of it. He had
been slightly wounded in an attack
that had been made upon McNeil's
zareba few days previously, and his
colonel had mentioned him in dis
patches and recommended him strong
ly for the ". c." for personal gal
lantry.
On the strength of this Lieut.. Col
vile had written to the girl he was en-
gagged to, who was at Cairo with her
mother, telling that he would not wait
to marry her day after he got his COM
pary.
I've always been a lucky fellow,
tho I've been in no end Of scrapes all
my life the boy wrote, land now the
browning luck of all is that l shall win
you and the Victoria cross at the same
time. Heaps of fellows deserve it just
as much as do, only l happen to be il
the front, you see, and was lucky
enough to be able to make myself
target for the concealed enemy, who
had been picking off our men like nine
pins. The Arabs turned their FIRE on
ne, and our fellows were able to see
where the beggars fred from. must
bear a charmed life, ! think, for the
ground was rlddled all around me-
Bob bob was her brotherl and fought
shoulder to shoulder for hours. and we
shall again many day, hope"
The girl who got this letter was
worthy Of the gallant, light-hearted
boy who wrote il. and She sent him
pages OF such loving. proud, eneourag-
ing words as only proud, loving
woman can write.
Il wish | were your wife that might
so TO the front aud dress vour wounds
myself. my own love. Even as it is
am capable of dressing as hoy and
going 10 the camp. quite understand
Constance de BcTcrleys bowling her
pride and riding for three long years in
Lord Marmicn's train. Only. Jack,
there would be no bowling of pride in
my case. | should be prouder than
ever If | could only Go something to
show The whole camp. the whole world,
how dearly love my boy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-07

ported themselves. But besides the
boys present there were at least a hun
dred and fifty demons and angels of
ambition, envy, loyalty, perfdy and
truthfulness.
The doctor himself, in a new suit of
tweed. seemed to the boys to be far
more approachable here in the midst
of their sports than when in academic
cap and gown. He cast gloom
through their ranks by stalking along
with that searchlight eye of his
well-turped on the discontinue of evil
doors. However. even at these grue-
some times the boys admitted among
themselves that Kellar was gentle
man, and that they'd rather take a
hiding from him than punishment drill
from a cad any day.
For they were all proud of Kellar's,
loyal TO the school. and ready to bat
tie to the bitter end against any COM
mon foe who dared to asperse it in tho
highest degree.
A little lad of ten had just run light
heartedly on the ground when the
aforesaid searchlight fell upon him,
and simultaneously the head master
shouted out:
''Colville two, thought you had de-
tention?''
Colvlle two, red-headed, merry
faced boy, smiled cheerfully as if deten-
ton were good joke to which he was
well accustomed and replied with pleas
ant promptness:
$50 have, SIR
''Then what brings you out here?"
Il s'pose it's Satan-he's always doing
It."
Doing what?"
Making me naughty" said Colville
two with pathetically fearless frank
ness.
Then Kellar's little daughter went up
and kissed him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-07
LOOK HERE!

/ never sold so many Pianos and Or
gans since the boom as / have this sum
nler, but | need some more money and
viii continue these low prices for short
time l have had customers from
Hutchinson. New on, Sterling. Eldora-
dc, Winfield. Arkansas City, Caldwell.
Anthony, kingman. Pratt. and most of
the small places, and still they come. I
have lot Of high price goods at the
price OF cheap goods, If can get cash.
Don't wait and then say you was sorry.
Come at once or write.
Dealers can get Chicago and New
York prices on all kinds OF musical
goods.
have got anything you wans.
BICYCLES.
II you want big bargain, come. thew
are going at most any price. TO close out
wheels have in stock. both new aud
second hand:-Victor, Columbia aud
Hartford.
THOMAS SHAW,
1928 N. Main Street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
MVEAGH no ITALY.
Batch of Appointments Sent 10 the
Senate by the President

Washington, Dec 10.-Jrhe presi-
dent today sent to the senate the fol
lowing nominations
Wayne McVeagh, Of Pennsylvania,
20 be ambassador extraordinary and
minister plenipoteptiary of the United
States to Italy.
John p. Irish, of California, to be
naval officer Of customs in the district
of San Francisco
James H. Forney, OF idaho, to be
attorney Of the United States for the
district of Idaho
John o. Perkins. to be postmaster
at Jefferson, Wis, George d. Cline,
Hudson; e. j. Brundage at Grand
Rapids, Wis.
To be Captains First IAeuts VIII
A. Glassford, signal corps Palmer g.
Wood twelfth infantry; Ebcn Swift
fifth cavalry
TO be First Licutcnan1s Second
Meuts. ]. Y. Mason Blunt, fifth caval-
ny; George w Catchen fourth artill-
cry, Odon Garoyits, eleventh infantry;
Golden l.. H. Ruggles, third artillery
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

London, bee 10 In the commons
today Lord George Hamilton moved
the immediate consideration OF his
motion to make n considerable ad
dition TO the strength of the British
navy and TO ask the government to
state its intentions in regard to the
navy. The speaker dwclt eloquently
upon that necessity OF losing sight OF
party politics in an effort 20 increase
the strength Of the British heet
Gladstone, who was greeted with
cheers, moved an amendment 10 the
effect that II Is the primary duty OF
responsible ministers of the crown to
make adequate provisions for the de-
Tense of the empire and the house re-
Hes upon them to submit fitting propo
sails in due Tune
Continuing, Gladstone urged that the
motion could not bc regarded as
non partisan motion as IL is practically
q vote of ccnsure against the govern
mcnt and especially against himself
Gladstone then called upon the house
10 reject Lord George HamiltonS mo-
ton
England the premier insisted. has
nineteen first class war ships, France
ana Russia combined have only four
teen ana IN battle ships of all classes
Great Britain is far ahend Of the two
countries mentioned Therefore, the
premier assured the house It would be
absurd 10 describe the present time
as time of danger
Continuing with great vigor and en-
coTaged by the loud cheers of the lib
erals, Gladstone said the government
intended still further 10 increase the
strength of the British navy and that
the admiralty is now considering plans
to bring about an increase in the mum
Der aud efficiency Of the warships OF
Great Britain.
Finally Hamlton's motion was re-
iected by a vote of 2I0 TO 2O4, re-
suit which was followed by loud cheer
ing from the liberals Gladstone's
amendment TO the effect that the house
has confidence in the government was
adopted without division, causing
more cheering by the liberals
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
BIBLE STUDY URGED.
tncNclcal of the Pope Received by
Cardinal Gibbons.

Baltimore, Dec 10, The popc's latest
encyclical, dated Rome, Nov. is, 1898,
has been received by Cardinal Glib
bonS. In summarizing the cardinal
said
1t strongly recommends the earnest
study of the sacred scriptures 10
clcrgymcn aud students ana the study
of eastern languages those in which
the text was originally written with a
view 10 the better understanding of
the text Of the scriptures in order to
meet the objections of adversarics of
the scriptures The encycical Is emit
lied ON the Study OF the Holy
Scriptures, and 1t covers forty three
quarto pages of elegant Latin. Two
principal reasons mpel the pope to
take this step The one Is the desire
To- see this glorious source OF reyela.
ton safely and more abundantly open.
cd for the use Of the Lords flock, the
other is his willingness to tolerate that
the same should in any way be VIC
lated 10y those who either by impiuus
daring openly attack the sacred writ
ings on imprudcnty are scheming new
and fallacious doctrines
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
A QUESTION OF COLOR

My dear, don't YOU intend to invite
Mr. and Mrs. Green to our p0Ity?"
Certainly not
why not? They are good friends
Of ours and will feel hurt"
I can't help it If they are NUT.
am going 10 invite Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown
Wei, why can't you invite the
Greens as weUT"
You shock me with your bad taste.
Brown and Greens in my parlor to-
gethcr? Never why. / wouldn't be
a bit surprised to have you asking me
next to wear blue and yellow. Have
you no idea Of harmony whateyerl"-
Texas Siftings
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
MtCH INDICTED MAN.
Grand Jury Report on the Van LeuWcn
Iclsion Fraud case

Grand .lury Report on the Van I.elWen
Pension Fraud case
Dubuque la Doe 10 The United
States Grand judy today reported on
the Van i.euyau pension fraud case,
There are NVcnNcight separate in
dIcmcutS against Van Leuyep, in two
Of which he is Jointly Indicted witl
pT fe-S, also a member of the mcth
cal examining board az OSocan, Iowa
The indictments charge VAN l.euycu
with conspiracy 10 defuud the gov.
crnmrnt by accepting illegal fees and
with making false statements. There
are elcvCl separate indictments against
lN KISSED charging him with con
SpnSloy, accepting hIihcS and altering
certificates Dr Pcgg is also charged
with conspiracy To derraud and with
accepting ihrlbcS Van l.cuven's at
torucy said they want I'm immediate
trial I'VE shall not plead guilty when
arraiencd and tlavc fun faith in our
ability to show nat the charges cannot
p" sustained The government viii
insist upon a trial at this term Of the
court
Tho three indicted men were ar,
rtigncd this afternoon and were given
further time 20 plead Van Lcuvcn
and kcSclcr are held IN $1,000 each
and rcCg IN $1,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
WRECK ON \ BRIDGE,
Fatal Collision Near Bessemer, Pa
Ten Injured

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec IA small
engine used at the Edgar Thomson
steel works crashed into West New
ton accommodation on the b. T. O.,
road on bridge near Bessemer, Pa,
this evening, hurting one coach int
the creek, twenty feet below
Ten persons were injured, one Of
whom has since died and another Ia
believed 10 be fatally hurt The dead
person is unknown
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
MEYER CASE POSTPONED.

New York, Dee 10. The trial Of Dr.
Meyer the alleged poisoner, was ad-
journed this morning until Thursday
by Judge Barrett in crdcr to give the
medical experts time to examine into
the mental condition Of Juror Low,
who became suddenly III yesterday and
showed signs of insanity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
FIRE IN IowA's CAPITOL.

Des Moines. Ia. Dee ia fire was
discovered in one Of the executive
vaults al the state house yesterday
Many Of the pardon and similar rec.
ords Of GOV Laraboe's administra.
tion. and some dating rs far back as
GOV Sherman's time, were destroyed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
HER FRIENDS FEAR.
Mysterious Disappearance Of IN Osh
kosh Young Lady

Oshkosh, Dee 10 Friends and rel
ativcs of Miss Edith Austin are at Il
loss to know her whereabouts All
attempts to gain such knowledge have
been fruitless Last Wednesday Miss
Austin informed Mrs Derby, with
whom she had been staying, that she
was going to visit young lady
friend who resides on upper High
street When she left she said: "If
don't come home tonight don't
worry That was the last seen Of
her. Thursday morning a letter was
received MI The Derby residence, stat
ing that 10 search for her would be
useless, as by the tima the letter reach.
ed them she would be "out Of the way
The girl moved in good society and
her genial characteristics and good
looks made her a favoritc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
A DISSATISFIED BOY.

Mr. IAojack Surely, Johnny, you
are not crying with all those Christ
mas presents that Santa Claus has
brought you?
Johnny between sobsJ There isn't
lboo-hooD anything to make boo
hoo9 noise with. Harper's Bazaar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
MAY MOVE TO OSHKOSH
Lake Shore Car Shops 20 BE Taken
from Kaukauna

Oshkosh, Wis Dec. 19.-rhcrc seems
to be good ground for the report that
the Northwestern railroad is negotia.
ting for the purchase OF the North
western ear shops in this city, and
that the project contemplates the re
moval Of the Lake Shore shops az Kau-
kauna to this city
The Northwestern ear works came
here from Detroit last summer, being
offered n bonus and a site. The site
was given on a large tract in the
western part Of the city, but the bonus
was not raised and the company is
in a receivers hands
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
THIRTY FIVE YEARS SENTENCE.
Tcxas Train Pobbcrs Sent Up for Long
Terms

Galveston. Texas, De. 10 Dick
Wallace, Inm Dalton, Lewis sheldon
and Bill Blunson, alias Broncho Bill
the four men who held up and robbed
the international & Great Northern
train near Duval this state on the
11th inst, were arraigned and tried
before Judge Morris in the district
court Of Travis county today, and
each found guilty and sentenced to
thirty five years in the penitcntiary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
A RIFT IN THE CLOUDS.

Galesburg, H., Dec. 1.-THE Chlca
20. Burlington e. Quincy has increased
the force in the shops. An end to the
policy OF retrenchment Is announced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
BOOM SURELY BURsrED.


Milwaukee. Dec 19-The Schultz
Furniture company, of South Milwau-
kec, made an assignment 10 Frank r,
Schultz, who furnished a bond Of $40
600 with Daniel J Ooffey, George r.
ZIegler and George J. Schultz as sure
ties.
The company was organized a little
over n year ago 1t put up a three
story factory at South Milwaukee af-
ter running with a fun force Of forty
men for a short time Early last sum
mcr, rs soon as the financial depres-
sion was felt the factory was closed.
The creditors have been pushing their
claims
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
INEXPENSIVE GIFT MAKING.

Mrs Jamesy Have You ten dollars,
DICK?
Mr. Jamesy Here 1t is. What do
you want it forf
Mrs Jamcsy--I want 10 give you a
Christmas present dear Chicago Rec
ord
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

Chicago, Dec. 10. John T. Hopkins,
democratic candidate for mayor was
today elected over George h. Swift,
his republican rival by a majority of
1881
The total vot was Hopkins H.,
700; Swift 11l.3l3; Britzins, socialist
labor /, SIT, Wakely, peoples silvcrl,
3GI
The vote. which was one of the
heaviest ever poled in the city, shows
q decided republican gain. In several
town wards whore the heavy lodging
house vote resides, the contest was
very bitter and scraps were of tire
qucnt occurrence when the police were
not ut hand. In all other portions of
the city the voting progressed with.
out incident
The jury in the Coughlin trial did
not vote but seven of the Prcndrgast
trial Jurors voted Tonight the demo.
Gratis are iuhilant over the victory
while the republicans ARE conSoIne
themselves with the substantial gain
made over The last TWO elections and
declare that the city win be theirs
next time
Late tonight the republican city cen
trail committee decided to contest Hop
kius' election II is claimed that the
police returns show GOO more votes for
Hopkins than wgr" actually cast 1t
is claimed by the committee that the
official count viii give the election IL
swift
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
AWAIIAN HURRAA
runs PRESIDENT TELLS CON
GRESS ABOUT TT,
r,,~rS IN TIE CASE FROM A
WHITE HOUSE STANDPOINT

a.. Cleveland THINKS the Queens
Restoration Just but He Is Not in
Favor of 1t Unless General Amnesty
* Granted Essence of His Message.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
UNCLE SAM CAUTIOUS.
The San Francisco Ordered to Rio by
Secretary Herbert.

washington, Dec. 19.-The San Fran
cisco has been ordered to proceed to
Rio De Janerfo. Secretary Herbert
did not care to discuss the situation at
Rio and the reason for ordering the
ship there but it is inferred that the
serious condition Of affairs In Brazil
calls for further show of United
states forces
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
FEDERATION ApJouRNs
Unfinished business Left TO the EI
ccutive Council

Chicago, Zee. o. Not more than half
The delegates were In their seats when
President Gompers called the closing
days session of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor TO order, those froh
distant points having already left in
order 10 spend Christmas at home
Resolutions Of thanks were adopted
all business in the hands of the com
mittccs was referred to the executive
council ana the convention adjourned
sine die
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
TWO NEW SENATOR'S
Men Who VIII Repre- sent Virginia IN
the Upper House.

Richmond va, Dec - Ia lhe Iegis
,latWc today Gen Eppa HUNTER was
cle cited United States senator for the
short term, and Thomas S. Martin
United states senator for the long
term
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
oNElLL's SUCCESSOR.
Robert Adams, Jr to Represent Penn
sylyania I'm the House

Philadelphia, Dec. 10 At a special
election in the second congressional
district today, Robert Adams, Jr, the
republican candidate, was elected to
congress TO IN the unexpired term Of
the late Charles O'Neill In conse-
qence Of the overwhelming republican
majority ia the district the democrats
had no candiIlte
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
SPAT OVER THE NAVY
GLADSTONE COMES oUT VIC
rpRIOJS, As USUAL.

Lord Hamilton Urges His Motion to
CouSide. strengthening the Navy
and Makes a Singing Speech Which
Defeats the Motion
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
THE PnHNDERGAsT trial
Another State Witness Believes Ilm
risOn'S Assassin Insane.

Chicago, Dec -. In the Prendcrgast
trial today another of the state wit
ncSscs went on the stand as an OK
pert ana testified for the defense that
he believed PrcnderguSt 10 bc insane.
The physician, however said he be
licvcd the prisoner knew the differ
ence between right and wrong at the
time of the murder Prendergast was
turbulent during the examination, de
claring that his lawyers were trying
to pr udice the ease against him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
KILLED IN HIS CAR

Express Messenger Found Murdered
and the safe Robbed
New Orleans Dec Bon the mr..
rival Of the Southern Pacific train at
Crosby last night the dead body Of
the express messenger. John G. Rich.
ardson. was found IN the car and the
safe Of Wells, FargG.& Co robbed Of
an unknown amount I is supposed
the robbers killed him because he
would not open the safe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
THE DEMOCRATS WIN
JOHN Il. HOPKINS ELECTED
MAYOR OF CHICAGO
HAS 4 MAJORITY or 1887 VOTES
OVER SWIFT.

one OF the Heaviest Votes Ever Cast
In Chicago and Shows Decided
Republican Gaiu-Coughlin Jury
Does Not Vote Republicans Charge
Fraud.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
cLEMENTsoN HAS JURISDICTION
The Judges Ruling in the kocttiug
Case

Milwaukee. Dee 10 Judge Clement
son this afternoon ruled that Lc had
jurisdiction i'm tn, ease of John Is.
Koetting, cashier Of the dcfmrt South
Side Savings bank
kocttng'S attorney argued at length
that the ease should have been sent
to the circuit court of this county,
and that Judge Clcmcntson, who had
been called in by Judge Wallbrr had
no jurisdiction
The court ruled otherwise and gave
il as his opinion that more than one
change of venue in ease was not
possible, which would prevent taking
the ease 10 another county
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

Representative Ander sons justice
court oil !. novel. tcontempla;est the
establishment Of judicial tribunal
resembling IN All respects = court Of
record without conferring additional
lur.sdicncn- II provides for clerk
who shall bs cl0lhed with extraordinary
judicsai powers in certain emergencies
II also mxkes liberal prov.sson for sal
aries Of t~o justices. clerk snt dep
uty clerk. which shall not be contsn-
gent opca ices collected ia c,vi cases
snd criminal cases n which tas JUS
ices have original Jurisdiction Ia
other vorts. tie Justices viii not he
made 10 depend upon the uncertain
fess Of civil and certain crininsl cases.
bat vill be paid iixsd salary from she
cir AID county. All fees and smolc-
n1ens Incident TO the of,i<e. fs.ch -
fees on examinations. Marriages ard
<roxse5 xements. about The payment
81 rhsn there = never any denls. are
reserved % ths Justices Ard mace ssps-
rate froFh TIA s&lary siioehaea. cse
eenpot escape toe eonyction saat the
tli z ie,enicd chiefly % svesl Re bark
acsoaotsof tas jess =. 1t i we're otnxr-
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sisries utnin al sas fees and smo.n u
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N operation Justices would be 10 less
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