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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

GUTHRIE. @ L, Jan. @---Af,e- ias usual
roru.n- -r=lr1 sasgl1s. A-r. P.tLn 81 moved
that the BIZ providing Tor the election
and fixing tue term OF al officers z cites
Of the lrst cas-. D. printed Carried
Ar Prla-ev lat-o1 ucel a Casul OVAL ask
iuE congress 20 repeal y1e &C . w1-c-
settlers CT Fle Eo-vsvatou.e -zC-s ar
Io.a.e. "a % Ply s ~ 2-T acre.
NJ. " -lE>mal UoseI 70 LSP-o4 re
T. Les s-1 thai tCe memorial % z--E Eel
NJ. E.t-aau moved i-at - y rslrrreI %
the COMMITTEES % fedora. re4A-lc1s- ne
state! INA zLcta-r memorial WAS Dc a.
prepared. and sae5 tn-I the COMMITTEES ~
.us rucced 10 report Tuesday morning
C-rrle-
M Ross introduced pharmacy BIZ
h. srrs4 % com uIls. - on -ull-laTy-
%--- E1s> A-le leave - 4oSscce .or -
So sr uuil Neuasy ~ 3 C. c.-cA- ae
- ,e---- as- Lac I'D Vssr-ti Win "a M
- Ue-> - t-01l TIE lCG,- was receives
sta,tg- c-a- he house bad ceacurr=1 IA
-le CO. nc concurrent --~0-u-l0l No. :
aua -a- 1roiLceL IS comm. -
NJ. ACCsFsley moved tbs, TIE coGnc-
take q -e1e>> Ilr r=4 ll-l I1-s-
The cclucll. after re-4SszCl Sling, iIEe-
olAceiy zc.c1zusa tlls A0aGsy-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
SHIP CakNI5ALlSa.

CHICAGO, Jan 2L-Iae Tunes today has
this from Colon, dated Jan. :.
For twenty-sevea days without f2od
and water. tie passenger and crew Of the
s.oo2 Juan existed They were sent home
today by Senior Meadsz. Spanish consul 81
Colon Ten passengers perlsaed They
bad eaten Fats for four days, PupPiss FOR
three DAYS. and tasted twenty d4ys- The
water a.so gave oGt- y o=n he wretchec
uasssaze were strong enough 70 speak,
f1-v nearly al deule1 ca8ul6zlEsC1, o1s
Two OF taem admitted lr-no. only admit
r-1 l.. DIT went mo Particular A. each
one grew weaker and weaker. finally 10
strength remained With which % throw
tie dead ones overheard The Csa1 bo1leS
we found with Ire LIVING and taken
shore w.rE them Auc1g other tLiCE-
Eg--i va- a vouau's z-H.. broken OF JG>-
below tie 9 bow. The fingers AID hand
"a psred win some beauty, A. Il they o.
.oz-et % a vel bred woman l. Wa
p-cz=4 almost % the Uooe- 41ey lad 5--1
unable 70 throw away J0ls lzsi svg1=ocs-
stead II beicE Sos-eae1 oy their r Z1r-
u. suffering, the uea gres more DCg-z.
dav oy DAY. Women we're I1saltsd, and
when death finally came 70 inelr ret1st
sh-sr bod e we're thrown overheard Elt q
uurzcesszry brutality. AZCog Inc resc1=l
- cz= woman WHO Gas = .ltt-s boy. Tie
o-lsr women are Per.e-t-y x. p-sss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
q REMO ETCEINGS

FL RHO, o. l., Jan. 2L-[Specisll-
Wednesday was gala day for FL Reno
3 Rock Island special arrived loaded with
distinguished visitors They were met by
the business uen snd the Commercial
club headed by President Alderman, with
sixty double-seated carriages, and,
although TIE snow WAS falling thick and
fast connecting unusual fer this country0
each visitor was escorted to A seat After
an hours drive through our city, all were
returned 70 the care OF A II. Mofest, the
genial and popular southwestern pssseu-
ger agent Of the Rock Island, who, in
answer 10 few we'll chosen remarks made
By Mr.. J. J. O'Rourks, president Of the
Canadian County bank, thanked the citi-
zeus OF E Reno for the courtesies extend
ed Much credit IS due the following
members O. the Commercial club: J. (.
McGrath. u Ichod, cashier Of Stock Tx
change bank; W. f. ErybrrEeT, II. c.
Lye-h. Hamiin ". Sawyer, editor OF tie
Daily Hera i: y. II. D ven. editor OF the
Fl Reno E.gls; z Nyer, editor Of the
Tribune: 1. I. He1sley, editor OF the
Democrat; z T; Mct5rsto, mayor; Post:
master EcEox, John '. Motfett, agent OF
the Rock Is.Aud company; Fred Watkins,
Fred Wright, George keTtCot, Benjamin
T. Higher, the popular clerk OF the United
States court, End the city aud comfy Of
&c ais, for the perfect manner II which the
en lertsiuUnent was conducted.
&IE FElck. a brother OF Carnsgis's mana
ger, IS IN the city. asking for 4 FRANCHISE
tOT an electric street railway and lIg0U-
he sgrees 10 have i've miles Of electric
street railway IN operation within ten
months, connecting I. Reno. Fort Reno
and Darlington. n connection with the
same ne will run al ice plant.
The friends Of Hon. o. BeesoO, the
Democratic worlds fair comniss1 oner Of
Oklahoma. intend TO present his name 20
Presidenc-elecc Cleveland for governor Of
Oklahoma Nr. Bz-son IS prominent IN
the councils Of ais party, and las done
much 10 promote the interests OF Okls-
homs since bis appointment as com mis-
sionzr. DIR. BeeSon mas, outside his many
frlsnGs IN Oklahoma, some powerful
allies close to the Democratic throne, and
may maze some Of the wou!d-oe candl-
dates 'hink they are not IN il before Gov
eraoT Ssay's successor Is appointed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
KIsMEr CLUB DANCE.

The Kismet clu0 inaugural dance Tues
dag evening was very swell affair. Those
who participated IN 1t were as follow:
Mr. and Mrs George L Pratt, Mrs
LanEtree. Mr.. aud Ms Z. l. Gordon, Nj
aud Mrs 4 :. Parks, M. and Mrs ". "
Johnston. Jr, Mr. aud Mrs. Edward YAH,
Mr. and Mrs ". :. Co-b=tr. Nr. and Ms
4 ;. Nunscn. M aud Alrs. Russell HARD
.1-. Mi anE Mrs.. Z. W. Oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs J. D. Houst o., Aiy. and Mrs l. ".
Miner, NJ and Mrs. Z 3. Smith, Nr. snd
Mrs. C. J. Fletcher, Misses Pratt, Dzguer,
Mae Young, Wainwright, Chapman, Bee
sI- RYDER. Harriet JoaustoB, l. Mcleod
WI. Emma Potts, Pearl Skinner, Carr 6
Dubois. Lou Bone, Alice Van Ness, Lulu
AuawaIr, Elsie Woodnsan, aud D. Y Ken
urlt, g. Wales. u. / Osborne, c. Il
Smyth, D. p Niederlznder, J. Il Hoffman,
W. II. Boone, c. O. Yocum. ". A. Smith,
u B. Priddy, Mont Halioyeli, o. 3.
S5oczer, =. Z Campbell. T. ". Sargent,
4. :. Skinner. Z. G.. MAuco1rt, L L Hott-
man. Howard Moffatt, II. Il Hettueer.
c. - Niederisnder and I'd Allen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
sENATORIAL CoNTEsTs.

LINCOLN, Seb, Jan. zL-In the joint
convention bzlotluE for United States
senator toCsy Powers received - votes
and ? G3ock -. The rzs- were scattering.
f1e result brosglt to-lH 6 wall from some
et the men wlO are supposed 10 Be near
Senator Paddock T1ry are claiming rat
he has been made tie victim Il treac1erv
sud bsss lcErEtitude. TE-y charge that
several prominent Candidates have come
into tue fight after having led Al-. Pad
CCcS 20 believe that Re was ;Leig Erss aud
possibly Only cto-c-, and tLs- cusv would
nos enter TIE rsce - long : b. was in It.
HELENA- Mont, Jan. 2l-To6sv's vote
fo- senator was as follows: Sanders. -:
Clark, Il, Dixon, /; Collins. There
were SIX pair.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. Sl-Tv1 ballots
we're taken for United States senator 70
6sy, without result
BIslEAECE. y D. Jao. cI-After tski--
Two ballots for senator TIE legislature al
jou-aeG The last ballot r-S1.t=... A.
csrscn. 3. Casey. =. W5s->r, :: h.z--
man, :; Smith, 2; Roach, =, Muir, ID.
DEv. s.
MADISON. WIS. Jea- 2l-Thz-e = p-sc-
t.cal.y 10 change II the senatorial s.l1a-
t-ol tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
4 COLD LEADS
L. Tiotin Die. % Censunp.ion.

There are three roads which lead from
health TO consumption. Over one Of these
roads pass all OF jnAl multitude OF people
WHO die every wear Of consumption. Eacn
route Dz.ios wIIu health ard baPDI ne-s
and ends with disease and death They
ar described As follows: Isl Tosd, slight
ueClected--eitlss 10 the head or
,hroat-chr0nIc caJarrh-ext=nds 70 the
mptiC8-death- II road, a
s.IEaJ c0.4-Eeg. scted-ccuga -=ett4es On
tie luuEs-cou-h gradually growing
yvorse-c0usumpt loh-Isath- ID road, =
c-l1-negl ected-sectles il the throat
Eoarzeness-short UTeat6-consumPi Ion-
death.
Thousands have just started on one Of
these roads. all OF whom could be easily
cured bv Pe-ru-ra; thousands more are
halt way 20 tie fzEa! end q one OF these
roads who are still. durable by course 81
treatment with Pe-ru-1a; sud y, other
thousands are Dear the s11 whose 4asL
davs would be made more bsaraDI= and
hope OF recovery more probe be Oy COM
mzuciug Pe-ru-aA vIi-Ca- delay
Send 10 Ire Pe-ru-na Drug A7n1f2clCr-
Ing Company Of Columbus, o, Tor tTee
copy Of Icel- latest publication, the Illus
trated Ills CT Lie. h complete treatise On
czcsrrn and al Clro1lC diseases o. the
.Eu-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
T-E UNION PACIFIC BOYCOTT.

CHICAGO Jan. 2L--Todzy the representa-
tives % the lines named say that Trey are
in oowise c,s-u-5s1. OF sCC0UGJ Of TIE
Uaion Pacific circular, Placing restrictions
OF the - 2 OF tickets over that system
! asv claim that i Vii amount 10 n0tLi1-
50 far ~ II concerns their interests. / =
further claimed Cbst the hustcrSs OF the
combined .iusS has very large : increased.
aHG ne officials OF taoSe roads Ssy tLa-
they are well satisfied with the s-uats-u =.
They say rEzt thsl- agents are inst rCc--d
- work directly with tie Colorado Mid
lsnd ana ne Denver and B.o Gra1Le
roads, and taus 20 permit very Little bust
reSS 70 20 through Denver on tle CU.Gu
Pacific The Chicago and Alton ana the
Chicago su6 Northwestern roads tozlng
allies o. ihe Union Pacific are Of the opig-
ion tnst tee latter MSS decidedly the best
@ he Bu-lIn Eton. the ROcS Island and tie
Atchisol, because Il has refused % accept
iaelT through west-oouCd tickets. except
g. Jhe N-s~o1E river gatsTays or Fort
NnrE1- Lex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
pEPlIN GOSSIP.

-
BEErrS, Jan. 2l-Before the reichstag
committee on TIE army bill adjourned for
three DAYS on account Of the court fetes
chancellor Won Caprivi made d significant
reference TO tie communications that ca1
been received from foreign powers, arising
from what he termed distorted reports Of
his recent speech The chancellor said
that be bad no reason TO regret the eE-
change of views thus elected Mutual
declarations on the situation had enabled
the friendly powers to aflTTn thelT sym
pzthy, with Germany, while no hostile
expression or complaint had been received
from any quarter.
The czarowitch, who will attend the
Wedding Of Princess Margaret and Prince
Frederick Carl, viii remain in Berlin a
week This fact has aroused great expsc-
Estions Of q renewal of the frie ndsbip that
formerly existed between the German and
Russian courts There are several other
and concurrent indications that the car
IS relaxing his hostility. If such II may be
termed, toward Germany.
4 telegram received today from Buda-
Pesrh fCFes dRdoTE another o7ertErn Of the
Austrian cabinet. through q coalition
against its civil marriage legislation.
The intensity Of the cold has e1or-
u1ously increased the mortality Ia Berlin
Apart from the homeless poor and pau
pers, reputabls artisans are suffering Inc
guardians Of the poor have PROVED 70 be not
prepared for the emergency. They are ut-
tsrly unable 70 meet tbe demands made
upoa them for fuel and food Many thou
sands OF the residents OF the poor quarters
are starving, with the TEN psratUre a. -
degrees ReauuUr. TIE visitors % the
poorer districts declare that tie famine
there is equal 70 thai prevailing IL Rassla.
Emperor William, at a dinner given by
him 70 Herr hrUpp and a number OF other
men engaged ia huge industrial enter
prises, tried 10 talk rC-n into adopting 3
better policy toward their vorkmen- Toe
emperor advised his guests 10 discuss ne
Claims OF the men with their chosen dele
gates, provided tie men first resumed
work and remained a. work pending 3 sell
tIsme1t Of the matter ia dispute.
The out break q cholera 10 the lu1stic
asylum SHOWS 20 signs Of decreasing. To
day there were seventeen new Cases and
one death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

The game OF wblss Will survive while
tn. world lasts Another club has been
added 70 the many already 4 Wichita
The new cub had is nrs. meeting e. the
home Of Mrs ". >. Ccr0e.t. Il.j North
Waco avenue, Wednesday sfse-co0o- 1Ee
yriz-A cbanoIs lamp u4t, decorated VIII
sutuu-a !eaves-wzs wou by Mr.. AcCauL
Refreshments were served and tue nses-
inz was 2 rnost pleasant che hose pres
eut were M=sdaues !. D. Ho1s;on, A. :.
Parks. Z L Gordon. Laogtrv, = = MN
son. c. ,. Fletcher. NcCag.. Miss "-.l
Nash. Nesdsues Reuhea Eoys, F.uclay
Ross. Ike Hegloger, Oldham AID Marx
O.1ver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
aTTERyooy sESIoE.

But twelve mem oers answered 70 the
roL call. being TWO less than = quorum.
Alter considerable discussion - 20 ocw u
proceed under tbs state OF affairs. way
was AZ last found u rule s. which pro
v!lzs that OF . Ceuzu1 o. i've members
tie speaker sua.. direct the serCea1t-zt-
arms - compel the attendance OF absent
members NOT excused ~ tGis IlEcruTe
M=s>rs- Greer and Matthew's Isls ta=lE
appearance. Ilsl; presence a-a1s Up a
quorum
Air Cunningham moved that the house
resolve itself into "a cCDuittee OF the
whole for tie consideration ol co11ClI
oil. No. = Los
The house s-ea 4 .5u-1-d Ill u o'c,ock
cext Monday,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
-4E NORTH GALVESTON BRICK
? AMI

Tie kin q red p-esss1 brick thai Vas
-1z-@c 3 few GAys AEo - Norm Gsav@stun,
Tex revealed r Q-a-rey q EsssTlz4 " -
szss r-oaaz sc-si 0F eEp@r1s IS fully e ~.
"a t-gassrv. cur4b .5ry a1C coso- % the test
= Louis pressed 5rEc&- he North Gal
ves-5u Brick company = a pretty olz co1-
-e-u- I1e I1sc1.Ess. buts1l2.-, ysrt-s AID
z--e-z- cspz15-y equals some & ta= be-
5l-at- su ll- uo117-F- Ae-e tscto-1-z
5=lzz U-4lf. q ~t-s4y Increase "A Er1p1l.-
s5oa and M .taE4zIE I41lE e LAplta-
seeZs 20 u- E-z pre-er. record q tEl-
-s-r-f.-- v---- CIV re. particulars -aa-
c- or s6..re~- Wright & Asl.=y y a-a.gz-
Ire .oezs azeEtS er a11r--> t1e NcrtA
sz.y-~saa 1ssoea4aas2. bsx - Ls=7szp3
-, Nina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
NINETY IHOrsASA

II the Eagles notice OF the wichita
Wholesale Grocer compauy's new build
ing the typo msde Us say 1000 fees Ct
foor room i should have sad elQu
N.ue thousand feet Of flooring would Lot
cut much CT figure with a. establish
nent that receives oTeE 30 car loads c:
treIA 1t Per aRlum-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Cbras Fed z1ood. tbs farmer -EAs tzll-st
= &C. hgr4s Fr11zy Ilzzt, lad 10 a~sa
beard from yester1kg eTeai1Z Fr.dzT
sstsruoo- - reos-vz1 $50 foT beg oe
so 81 tos s. Ok Jars sa- sz4-zs7 tine
a. -=aus reached t-e-e tHat -ss o-t -
= n s-laz H.s family are ulzca 2r-1z-
ever - 1.ss p1@zE411e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Last evsalu- Miss Nae Spencer sntsr-
t.5ae5 friends u boaor q Mas Jozez &
* Louis ke xUests we're Misses Cam
bel. cam 5~rs. Pse1e. ScsTtA, .-k.a- AID
lis >p=Ece-, 2ess-s- Cam Der, PDcEe-i,
Can 5oe.L, BAKER. AcCoymsck, P.8cs-sy
ard EeaL TIE tine wAs very l=zszai-g
passed v.ta muse, ear1s and dAac1 ~
.Iassesa- re.TeshDeE5s we're seETe1 czr-1.
the evening. watch Ezs z a. -esT@c1s AZ
e - Aa.s ols.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
HTPAILA

TIE annual meeting q Hypatia will b
held Il she res.depc~ Of Mrs. Jackson, 1881
FaiEview avenue. Monday. from 20 .
III. livery men Der j. especially urge 20
come, - = good program has been sr-
ranged add . dsl5zuifJl time aatici patel
The Lowell meeting il postponed unt4l
Jao % JESSIE l. CLARK. 5sc'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

There VII b. = special commuuication
~ wichita Ioa2r. No. -. Aoodsy ulght,
= an p ~ : o'clock. f,g Exam iuAtfpa. aud
work L. the ILirI degree. Ess.t4Eg
brothsrs cord allF invited
L - WHITTrKa. W. II
g. II WHrr<ET. Soy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Ms Myrtle LILY vas surprised Wei
us-dsT evsaipE ~ her h5ms co Sorth
Wzt-r street Dr. number % her youaS
,T.eadA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

The anniversary meeting % Hvpstia Il
being anticipated ss a social as well as IT.
era-y treat by the mem oers OF the club.
The meeting will D ted ~ tie nome o.
Mrs. c. ". jackson, 1851 Fl!rview avena e.
Monday a. o'clock ?. m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
INTERSTATE Y. ~. G, 4.

wilmington, Del, Jan. "A TIE
session Of the Young Mems Interstate
Christian associate convention today al
executive com mittee was elected and re-
ports submitted The treasurer report
showed Z deficit OF ISL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
C1E~C~Ta

- ~-v.a-z Is e. rsz sssFss,s - -i-s-~- Ia
--1--1z-zz e ~ 49, ~ - .asg sr-s-s ss-ass
49, u ~
= L As-Exs - .
e.. 60 or 81. Erasz -. 2 2
s~z- -A-z~zxzz la - ezs-es @sEEr<
~. ace $50 sx1-T e tz-r sEq--~
ez-~ Il Lzrz- c2s1s srAez-7z 80 czz1-r--.
a. s1a - c-F 49, AZ er
r--z4- r-- 49, = kE1wz g r---sa-
.--sssz=s 81. 80 ~ t-ss - e1zsasa a. -
sze~z = rzzzsxzz - ~ - - sssx ia
tzsor Esr-
E-> 2 a@vr-a- Ess DEzrrEzts
- -
S.1kz g 1-E. Fr~r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

aae-he- --6erz= = 90 1zz1 70 ~ SD
werk Jae LIS 49, za~a 81 &c c4.F. i Wa
oTe~e& tie ZACH Bzs-aszs zssa & t1as
c..y VII szvs zezsJ - e. 9@ZrozL-zx -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

The last Official act % Chief Bu.r5vs
was 70 recsi p for 81 reward .oE capturing
2 5ese-r-- from r. supply
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Mss Bel A-C8y entertained nuznb-r
of her friends " ed Tuesday sysa.az a. her
home on u lrnss polls svenus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Cooking club sill uss. With Mrs.
q. D Barnes, +1I North Lawrsncs Avenas.
Friday. Jan 2T-insleEd OF Thnr~daT-At
30 sharp. b. order o. tie prssidsat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

T-e- 5ssy vas SEX we gave - CzSo-lA
Wen So vas cid &. c-ie5 to- Caz.o-iA
Wen So becz1s ElsN Sc c,z1s - Css-a4ia,
~ Sc I'd C2larsz, SAs gavetAsn Czs-o-ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Miss TiIIie Mac, has returned freu &,
Louis and Kansas City, and = now visit
lnz Miss Annie aud Agnes CT0skey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Euporia Baptist church-Ssbbsth
school a; So 4 H.. r ?. Carlton, suPsr-
inteudeuI Preaching a. Il a n - =. !.
Shepard. Al ara Te.cous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Mrs. o :. Dwigot OF HiawatsA, is
visiting her brother, u 4 walker, %
pT~z -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

: Gilbert assistant secretary q the
senate, and dsu-n-eE cams down !roin To
peka LAST evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

J. Il. Mccall returned yesterday from
tour Of Inspection Of Masonic Lodges u tEs
southeasl part Of !he state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

While Joe kosb.er was novisg from the
oh stock yards hotel % tie Kansas City
house thieves broke into the cs.lsr aud
stole osrrel of whisky.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Mrs. Senator o Bryan came down from
Topeka last evening 70 renzla a few days
The senator EFIlI arrive 81 t-s city tstay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

c. 2 Burrows returned Eous from Chi
20 Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Mrs. EsteLls Ewing LETT last Friday FOR
Der home IL Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

So far as the wardeosh!p q the hansSs
reuitebtiarv 5 c5ucsrasd, Mr.. Cone Of
Wichita Is likely 20 De I2veTts3.-h {.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
Ca03TsE NOTES

Dyspepsig's victims ind prompt aud
permanent relief II Hoci'- Ss-szpaTil.a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Yes. asa pulI-y be is clear OF that shaft;
bu, he's turned over Onto another sott 81
here that Is pretty near a. suaPPy-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22

Ia. cent.z- cozpaHy =. A1ar-ay CITY.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-05-04

The Keystone placer mining claim,
consisting of forty acres, has been located
by VIM. Stahl and J. ]. Mclean
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-05-04
X. OF p. GRAND LODGE.
Reduced Rates to Be Given by the Raj
road COmDanies

Reduced Rates to BE Given by the Rail-
road Companies.
Communications have been received
from the Northern Pacific, Great North
ern and Union Pacific Railway compa-
MES in regard to railway fare for dele
gates to the grand lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, which meets in Helena May 16
and II, 1893. The rate offered is one
and one fifth fare for the round trip on
the certificate plan, subject to an attend
ance of 100 or more, who pay full fare
coming. Parties attending this meeting
will purchase one-way ticket at starting
point, taking receipt therefor, and this
receipt or certificate must show that
ticket was bought from May 13 to 16
inclusive. These certificates, when
signed by Jacob Loeb, grand keeper Of
records and seal, indicating that the
holder has been in attendance at the
grand lodge, will be honored at the ticket
office IN Helena not later than one day
after che close of the meeting for the
purchase of a return ticket at one-fifth
fare.
The same plan as outlined above also
applies to ladies tickets and to knights
of Pythias who are not mem bers of the
grand lodge.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-05-04
AMONG THE LRDGRS
Our Mining Editors Weekly
Contribution.
FOREIGN ATTRACTIONS FOR MINERS
Many Montana Prospectors Leaving For
the SLOGAN aake Country and the
South Fkrican Gold Fields
Miscellaneous Mention.

Ii all the people who are talking O
going to the SLOGAN and 10 South Africa
should go, this town would have quite {
trimming out. But most likely a great
many will come to the conclusion that
in this camp and vicinity there is about
as much precious metal as there IS If
British Columbia or South Africa.
Prospectors should remember thai they
are not in the great republic when they
60 to either of the foreign places men.
toned that are now attracting such
widespread attention. The laws will
toned to those in this country, and in
Africa the prospector often encounters
wild animals which do not consider they
have had square meal after devouring
a mar and his burro.
One finding fair prospect in this
country can usually find buyer. He
may not be offered the fabulous price he
has dreamed of getting, but as rule he
can sell at reasonable figure because
there are rich mines being worked all
around him; but in going to a new
country quartz claim worth million
may lay idle for years before anything
can be realized out Of it.
Inere is lots OF country around the
head Of the Big Biackfoot, and the south
fork of the Flathead, and also on the
Clearwater, west of Missoula, that has
never been prospected for quartz, and
where. if anything is found, it will pe IN
demand, and the prospector does not
have o spend several weeks aside from
the cash layout for railroad fares, etc.
There are also mountains nearer home
that have been but little prospected; for
instance, the vicinity of Bald mountain,
and, ,sin fact, all along the head Of. Rock
creek there are as good indications of
great mineral deposits as those we hear
Of from some far-of land, and less work
in these sections may give the prospector
a mine in country that he is familiar
with, and he will also have advantage of
being in civilization.