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The evening world., 1893-10-11

II YOU lost an opportunity to register
yesterday, don't lose Il second one.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Tonf nth Circular rare.
This IL a smart coat of bright CHINA
mon-brown cloth. 1t has the new circu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

three NJ them are related to him and two
are officers of the e0mpany. These, OF
curse, he can control. and with his own
vote it gives him SIX members OF the
board, II majority.
Mr.. Stilnsou of Philadelphia said: eve
knew when we cIme here that We would
he defeated. M Lombard caused it TO he
published nj over he east that be would
not be II candidate for reelection as presi-
u eat: Il IS now stated that this simple
expression did not convey his full
/ meaning, and that although he viii
decline 10 run for president, be wl.
cleo. himself second vice president
and general manager, and also chairman
of the executiTe board. This, OF course,
would MAKE h:s control Of the sdniui-tra-
ton absolute. All we hoped to do was to
make si:ch Il showing uy our vote that the
protest could not be disresarded. We can
not get control OF the board. but we can
show by our vote tha5 Il large per cent OF
the stockholders are dissatisfied with the
manner IN which the affairs OF tie COM
parry are being conducted.
Nj. james / !.omhnrd was seen at his
home last night by II reporter Tor the
Times and denied the statement that the
friends OF he present admin iStra. Ion had
cast las full vote tor himself.
We cuInuatel Oh three men. said
Mr.. LON bari and 80 t.!d the McGeorge
faction. Our can!idates We're myself,
Mr.. Il. Il Mooney aud anothr man whose
III. ether side cumul1ted on I 4 Ltdd,
j. II. l.ncas and i. II. Kline. Ny
i'm preston is that we have elected three
out OF the four directors chosen by the
ballotinc today and that we will elect five
OF tie six to be chosen at this meeting. /
only needed 80 of the six to be chosen to
retain coutrol of the idminisf ration as
the five directors who hold over are friend
ly TO nee. They are JOHN Perry, j. L.
Richards, d. H. Ettien, b. Lombard .Ir.
and Lewis Lombard. No one regret )
more han | the factional fight which has
occurred. l. IS all due to 4 personal con-
troVe.sE between Mr.. McGeorge and my
self The action of Mr.. McGeorge and his
friends has been calculated 10 injure the
company, for not ouly have they seat their
Htera ure 10 the stock holders bus TO the
investors who had no vote IN the election
| have been upheld by The advisory board
and think that the election OF directors
will show that the stockholders also APP
prove of my administration.
1T * not true that have committed
myself 10 Il refusal to again be "a candidate
fOi he presidency. However, IL * not I'M
likely that New u.au VIII be chosen
president and that will become vice
president aud general manager. Since the
light has been made on me / have had
numerous letters from people interested
III our company urging me TO continue. |
wrti say, however. that If IL Will serve in
any way TO prevent differences in the
company | Will gladly give way to an
other man tor president and become vice
president and general manager My sole
concern is for the interest of the com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
A ADJUSTMENTS.

Ellie Ellsler in her favorite role of Hazel
hIrke and supported by fine company Of
players, iccluding Mr.. c. w Couldock
and Frank Weston, delighted the audience
at the Grand last evening Miss Ellsler's
fame is so wide. and her success in Hazel
kirke' so long established, that nothing
new can be said of her part in the perfor-
nance. She is SO natural. spontaneous
and thoroughly accomplished in ali the
requirements, graces and ornaments of her
profession, and woman of such refine
ment of manner and spirit that it Is always
pleasure to praise her in any role. The
part OF Hazel she has made famous, ana
she we'll sustained her reputation last
night The venerable Dunstan Kirke and
Mr., Couldock have been so long Identified
as TO be practically inseparable, like Jo-
seph jefferson and Rip. Mr.. Weston
made very good Pittacus Green, and
frightened the sombreness of the play
with his eccentricities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
His TwE>Tl-fIR>r BIRTHDAY.

Robert Jacks. the clother. celebrated
hls commercial birthday yesterday ana was
happy. Robert entered business in this
city twenty-one years ago aud has been in
business ever siuce, having ALWAYS enioyed
q Trade thHi has mnde him one OF the sub
>t'hii"i AMI wealthy citizens o5 Wichita
cry lew. II any, clothing merchants nave
been longer estaG1!>he! in this valley than
he has, and when ne FIRST opened up :. yls-
were different from what ,ucy are now. or
at least the STYLES b. was compelled 10
carry were. Jlea the >omhsero hats. the
blue shirts aud he leather legsins nre-
dominated, for the trade IN those DAYS wa.
principally with tne cowboys and Ike
pioneer farmer. Il :, hop-l thar Ro5e,,
Will live to celebrate ms golden jubilee Ia
the business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
SOCIETY NOTES.

Miss Gala Wilbur CT Carthage. Mo, Is
here attending her aunt, Mrs. j. Z. Lyeth,
who has been very i'll.
Mrs j. Myers is home from = visit AZ
Beatrice, N-b
Mr. and Mrs Ed Campbell are home
from their wedding trip.
Mrs. a C. Clark of Hutchinson visited
with friends here during the past week.
Mrs. Z. 8 Rice OF Cleveland, o, is n
guest of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel
Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs j Robinson OF dutch
insou were visitors here during the week
Miss Steinman of Dodge City spent the
week here, the guests Of MIS-. J. &. Phil
lips
Mrs. George Osborne of Hennessey was
visitor here last week.
Mrs George Mann. who has been visit
ing her moaier in Missouri. mas returned
home.
Miss Mabel Ayers spent the week i'll
Newton.
Miss Ella Boursette mas recovered from
her recent Illness.
Miss Florence Mccoy has returned from
Topeka.
Miss Blanche Guthrie proved herself i
>
when size so handsomely entertained the
Waco Avenue pastiale club. The priz-s,
"A beautiful hairpin case and a very useful
cigar Case. We're won by Mrs {. II. Luling
and Mr.. Welcb. Those present were: Mr..
aud Mrs l.. VI Cox, Nh and Mrs. john
Burnett, Mir and Mrs. II. l. Miner. Mir.
aud Mrs c. II. Luliug. Mrs. Burrell Mr..
and Mrs Scott Rash, Mr. Welsh. Mr.. j.
r. Sherwin aud Mrs. Eco.
Ial # na n, IN
tertaned by Mrs. \. S Parks Tuesday
AFTERNOON. The prizes. two beautiful
finger bowls. We're Won by Mrs. Pear,e
aud Mrs. DYER The players were AIRS
Fred Smyth, Mrs. O. III. Bentley, Mrs. j.
l.. Dyer, Mrs. Foster Brooks, Mrs Frank
Wood, Mrs Edward McGil, Mrs. l. NJ.
Richardson, Mrs. Ii. Il. tarnum, iirs.
Franklin Coen, Mrs W W. Pearce Mrs.
w W. Throc&mor,on, Mrs. VIII Nash
and Mrs Wilbur Stoui.
Tie Cooking club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Coen of College
Hill a breakfast menu was served con-
sistiug OF braized veal, fried potatoes, light
biscuit, coffee, doughnuts and fruits.
Those present were Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs Rogers, Mrs. Miner, Mrs.
Zarlman, Sr., Mrs. SDangler, Mrs TART
man, il, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Burrell, Mrs.
Euo Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Hastings and
Miss kelsalI of Cincinnati.
Mrs. DR.. Oldham entertained the Qui
Eive Whist club yesterday afternoon. The
prize, II Royal Worcester vase, WAS won oy
Mrs. McCaul. An elegant lunch was serv-
Ell during the afternoon. The ladies
present were Mrs. e. y. Fletcher, Mrs. a.
:. Munsrn. Mrs. j. d. Houston, Mrs. II.
l.. Gordon, Mrs. W. ). Corbett, Mrs. w
Nash Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Little, Mrs. L
HettInger, Mrs. McCau, Mrs. Morehouse,
Mrs. Marx Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon West entertained
number Of their friends "Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Blanche Guthrie and Miss Carrie
kelsall left Friday evening Tor Lincoln,
Neb, on visit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Furnished b APYlegsts < Hslory,
Ab~tracfsrsB
The records Ia The register u deeds olaos
show the following baysrs-
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ave LiacOln Il add wd .............s i1so
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add igts ~ - blk % agd - = blk
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- = IL gfs;. g a bIxs - - assd
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Psff8ss ffou.4 sotz a. 81 PassfFs aye
!-sacolu g atla 81 .......-...-.-.... -
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- q - = - wG ...........~....... 200
: 81 gouc4 i9t g. WaJssa ags A.aEh
sws4s : "a a1a sssg d.. .-...--.. -
q isfssi lDss ~ : ! ,sts-sa s.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Mr.. J. f. Pritchard returned 80 his
home in Madison FOR Il short time.
Miss Sartin from Gear Vale is visiting
her brother who is pursuing a special
course in banking,
Mr.. f. L. Johnson has accepted posi-
ton in the ticket Office Of the Union
Pacific railroad at Denver, Col, and Mr..
}. II. Stewartsou in the freight depart
,nent Of the same road in Provo. Wash.
The following students enrolled during
last week: Mr.. !. W. Summers, Colby.
Kan; Mr.. r. NJ. Frost, Dover, O r.: Mr..
a. ID Nikkel. Aulue, Nan: Mr.. f. y.
Roadhouse, Osborne. Kan. Miss Maggie
0eager. Madison, Kan. Miss Jane Col
,ins, simpson. Kan: Mr.. E. p. Hennessey.
Blaine, Kan; Mr.. j. Heron. Wichita:
Miss Annie Thompson, Wichita: Miss
Laura Armstrong, Wichita; Miss Gertie
MCPHERSON, Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

The friends o. Nh Hgs-elmaG, Re n
e. Il HHs~elmaa of this city, vii. b-
psi;l-sl TO tear q. her 8easb b. wh.ch ocear-
rel Friday At o'clac, = ~, NJ Ana A.
boz. u Oh. where size had gone Tor medical
Treatment Ng- iiu~seIma1 ~as The
sister 80 Mrs. ! z SaiTely AMI Mr. K
Il Johnson u th5s city and Mrs 4. a;
Jones ul Butler. Ind. and ieaves . hl.=-
band ADD one cbi.l, a bright j.o.s u fivr. 80
uoarg Der !o>s- -, MS formerly a
te1chey ia the Wicaf5 sel,gel< 70 syl.icA
e,Tscity sac ,atrss'tsc.-l Iaesa'od- & Z 7r. eag-
- fescu.Hz giss,t p;gce+ her ssfsge tls- p.:,3-
( - (. very succ-s,fu. e1iGcat9-- Sae ia,
Won uiyay iviecs.s ,!rv.rg lev geslsese<
i--re @ha Tiil oaaa-a aer aesfa 1s~ -
His'H> EFlli L. .'.5sEsd Is a1se fsn 3 'a4F
- and 81 >eezi.s Isl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
RRDNE Hin LIE

Dr.. Van Eaton OF Olympia, state OF
Washington, arrived in the city last night
and was at once conveyed 10 Dir. Oldham's
Office to have broken Lex SET, having pre-.
v!ous}y ;elecraphed II D.. Oldham con-
ceruiug the matter The accident occur
red while t4e doctor WAS getting cfF the
train 1T Burton TO take the Frisco Tor
for this city. Dir. Van Eaton is an uncle
of Frank Van ksJon's and bTother-in-
law o: ex-Sneriff ". w HAYS, and was
com. az here 90 a visit to him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
A DRAWING ATTRACTION.

The auditorium of the First Preshyte
ran church Is Il spacious one. but from all
indications it will be well filled on the oc-
casion of the c. L. quartet contest tomor-
row aud Tuesday evenings The novelty
OF the entertainment, the well known ex-
celience Of the musicians participating
and the vim and good natured rivalry with
which the various quartets are working
for the medals, together with the iustru-
mental treat promised by Shau's full or
chestra, form n drawing attraction for
NlchIta's many lovers of fine music. The
contest Is exciting Interest. not only in
Wichita. bu. there will be quite a number
of attendants from other places. Ii YOU
have not already bought tickets, secure
them rs early rs poss bic. Reserved seats
will be on sale at Lawrence's drug store
until all hour and a half before the enter
talnment each evening. Shaw's full or
ches;ra commences the program Mt 5
O'Clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Buying from Us is like
putting money in a savings
bank. We save YOU some
thing every time YOU buy.
Perhaps it don't amount 10
much the first time, but in
the course Of months Won
have a snug little sum on
the credit side Of personal
expenses for apparel. which
even IT you don't need. is a
monument to your jud9-
,nent. and then. too. you
have the satisfaction Of
knowing that You are ONE
OF the best dressed men in
toWn-because our Clothing
is stylish, durable. well
made and perfect fitting.
We would l-atherRlis> a sale
than sell a miee-fit. and our
great pleasure is to har-
moniZe fabric and finish
win the service required.
DO you need an every
day pair Of Trousers. We
have them made with
French Wristbands, from
all wool cashmere at 500
q PAR, fast colors and don't
lln.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Captain j. Lee Knight Of Topeka, who,
as heretofore noted by the EAGLE, is, in
connection with the board of county COM
mlssloners OF Shawnee county. visiting
Wichita for the purpose of examining into
the merits aud dement's OF our county
building, made the editor Of this paper,
with whom be has been acquainted for
nearly quarter of a century, a personal
call yesterday. Captain knight is father
of Mrs George n. Bowen of the Craw ford
Grand. The captain says that Sedgwick
county has undoubtedly, one of the finest
court houses to be found in any western
state.
Read c. NJ Jones half page advertise
ment In this issue He has something TO
say about clothing which intereste every
one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Al! membere OF this com pany vii meet
az the arTuorv ~ O'Clock g. Ia. sharp
Monday FOR drill al thoze having com
panv property are requested 10 fstuTB
same AZ this time
Olivei Congregational urcb-Preach-
ios al y a. ~. sGd 80 .. 30. ~ he pastor.
: ). Morgan. sunday -sLo0. ~ 90 ?. N
WslCons al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
At TIE OCCIDENTAL


Aessrs, PEE rep9uy. Lave * Co the nsw
mss c Hfuo. wils move ~ week Ersus IL
E-a.t stress iafD tue room formerly
occupied rs tIe y TN sl8- r-xcaaug-. liz
~; Fir-t street. --si.;ssIe& baIs1laZ Alr
& g PcsrelsaHt = an O4d Fess aeBt &
~ ics5;a and vel k1osu o aszsz % our
P-0Is.s- = r q. I.aae c4ia- Hmosg u
>tsf1e 1r~e ears S3ace - ysatf0 fsr-F-
B1e D z. isUr4Ugrs muse iuaEs ia -T-gy F~s-
Dsct za4 - ], ussr his sso.< wt.s stand
Tite 81 ~ lie a49st crss iGs4 e4F Is~.-
gentlemen re stfFtfEg - tke scftesa ~
49, -a,irr rs proposes & s. eEsss.lses tssiT
ba- ae- 9 es-s-ge Fhr stFtsssszs- ~ t3.~
FIt.sc 5rssrf 4s aa Hres cE 81 ahe
~1-s CT aalslaz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

- Johns Episcopal g. Brc5. North {.sw
renee. Key. Joan p ! ~. Herr .ea. rector.
Morning s~rs3cc u a. M S8bgpCs strata
ing ~ 1Dsfs and Swa!}ow iag Camel. Pc
AifsFgeon seTvscs =. IN. The TF-lssls -
TITO Pr0dEzsl -zsa f9nnx people chap
&C. . . IsI. >8neisF sshoai 80 IA All
cordially united 70 b~ ;sy@-eas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

a. cpgcrt au4fg % sD&s6 > g. aAys 10
that 1rltz ttfssl SPIT y sTtn = !ssx.sa. 20.
= CIR - r. st+cas. sxenFssVu - tlsst
isssnt Nafs s+.i i~aFe IS .cLHs Eaa
af a. H. t-t Isssn4rEsi..s ga. ..-s--ss.ss.
80 eGrt-a tss asf . ssa -ssf4 -
49, zEaass x ssh4Ls. - a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

10 cur maay friends vino 50 kindly syu.-
pa'iiized and watched with ~ dining the
trying illurss ana death Of gu dear baby
boy. we desire 70 express our tha1ks and
gratitude fo= their many miuisteries 81
love ana appreciation.
Dr. MD Mrs EASErF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
ANNOU NCENENT-.
woAAN,s rorNlII.

There will be g meeting 81 the " oman ;
Council Monday afternoon al 3 o'clock
in Hypatia rooms. Member Of all soc.s-
ties sending delegates are urgeotiy re-
questei 10 lie p-eseat. Talk and drill ia
parliamentary law By Mr. r T. Shafes
NJ 4 -FNaFE Pres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
COMM >!uNI-R> An ut,,.:.H E~-If,-
20, N--.,.a

Yesterday the BOARD # police commits.
SionerS receive. tue.r appointment, from,
Governor l-e7veilias aud immeilafeGy "a,
BOARD WAS reoTgHn'zed a. before. TBis
d1"e the police Judge And policemen from,
thsei Gene down T"cVe re-Hppciated for
one year with the exception o. Officer ola.
Held Of tue West SHE, VITO WAS dropped!
from tie re-. ana Bedford We'd, whose
appointment i only fr two weeks - =
Special. The oln-.al fe-m q ,b,- I'm
miS~ione,s r4a OFT sf3. 81 cos--,. t..... If
,He police NTH .u-pa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

The musical program announced for
April I7ih wlli II deferred aua fas pro
gram for May 18th suiystI ~ ~. @ggots.
-ufl," AID tbs wOrs % T. or x sad Tae
meeting viii ~ heII at fae residence al
Mr-. Robert G4fhvlr
JULIA X hEssEfT. President.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

The spectacular opera Of Zephra or the
Storm hIngS decree. that la. made such
favorable impression and proved a
splendid success throughout the east the
past year, and is now being rehearshed in
this city under, the auspicious of the
| ni.arlan society, Will receive its initia-
tority production to a Wichita audience
April % at the Crawford Grand, where it
Will continue for tue balance of that week.
Iephra Is scenicaly Que of the strongest
attractions Oh the road this year. Music
ally II Is said TO be particularly bright.
and 1t Is also replete with beautiful oren-
tlai dances and drills. and will be given
by upward OF 125 local young people. Its
advent will tie hailed with delight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
MARRIED.

On Thursday. April 9Th. at the Trinity
church in Galveston. Tex. Mr. Grant
HIbareer. formerly of this city but lately
of Oklahoma, to Miss Lily Galloway of
Galveston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Dodge svenas ~ r Church. Prssefliag
~ ! M aud 80 p o.. IS ne gss.,ssF. Z
-. Aud-r~@so- 5s4nsi4y scbpos - ssF J
l. s<Assr- sgpgr4.as-o9sns Jasia- i~a-as
a. ?. n -~U5ar i~azae a. - . "A
Every soseT NeI-orss &C fbSss serzsoes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

I4s NoEnsr'- Cclaulb5as Cab sal
asert err Isar~sizr sflrraassa AIS o esssa
81 he Hf4stsa ctHb Ft~Ssfaa ffsfstsf sss-
ffr e -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
MONTHLY REPORT.
WICHITA. Kan, April :, 1e6

WICHITA, Kan, April :, 1858
The directors of the Wichita CHILDREN :
Home kindly acknowledge the following
donations received during the month OF
March:
Cash-Ciiy money, so; John Moore.
monthly subscription. 50
Mr. Il. +. Roviee 200 feet OF galvanized
wire; y Hartle. mason work: Mr.. Eberly,
four Dumson pium trees; Mr.. j. q. Hill.
two apricot and two plum trees; VI. l.
Carver, three plum, one peach, nine
cherry and sixteen shade trees: Mr.
Fawcett, one day-book for financial 5ecre-
AIRY: Minnie Rose, box cut flowers aud
picture cards; Viola Walden. clothing;
Mrs f. A Reid, candy: Mrs }. {. Little,
clothing and shoes, Mrs. ". q. Chipchase,
literature and bangUas; Ella {. Stanton,
oranges: Mrs w. w. Johnston. Sr., cloth
ing: Mrs. Weitgell. clothing and shoes;
Mrs. Jennings, clothing: J. i. Sparks
two dollars worth Of milk; Cone Bros,
six dozen eggs for Easter: T L. Taft do
nation Of pIowiug; VI. l.. carver and sons,
planting eighty-thTee trees, one day ) work:
Mrs Hess, large package OF clothing;
Wichita EAGLE company, daily paper.
NAET ". BUCkNEE, Fin. oec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
FLINT HE ME.MFRIsr.

ms evening a two weeks engagement
OF Prot. EIat. the nlesmerist will be
opened at the Crawford. The Topeka
people went wild over him and bis net re-
ceipts there were 81 600 a week II is pre-
dicted that lie will prove to be the great
est attraction of the season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Twentieth members % NJ . - sud v
A. Z & 4 NJ. yourself aud families are
invited 70 attend social 70 be given Is
Ivy Leaf Chapter No. 81 o = 5. At Ma
sonic Hall. thursday evening. april n
MAE5 T. HALH 5sc.
Nas ASgA -WYTa. ~ II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
Quarterly report for the quarter ending

MARY W. .BUCKNEE. Fin. Sec.
Mrs. {. +. REMsEN, Treas.
sOITIIW EsI f.bN III SINE~S COLLEGE.
NOTES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

See Charlie Jones elegant line of i'm
pofied novelties III fancy neckwear He
has few samples in his west window.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Christian Esdeavor Quartet coatss.
Aoagsy aud I1esdsy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-11

Majority rule is hoped to be Sc
cured in the House of Representa-
tives at Washington, in the coming
session, by a provision formulated
last winter by the committee on
rules. This is that it is always in
order to call up the report of the
committee on rules, and after the
report is made but one motion to
adjourn will be entertained. Motions
to adjourn alternating with other
motions have become formidable
means of obstruction on the part of
minorities in the legislatures of diff
ferent countries. Valuable and
necessary legislation has thereby
been prevented, and time wasted for
which the people have to pay dearly,
to such an extent as to cause alarm
for the safety of not only majority
rule but representative institutions.
The result of the expedient shortly
to be tested at Washington will
therefore be awaited with much
interest in every country having
representative government.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-11
Lenient Sentence for Larceny.

Captain Klemme took Kahahana
in charge few days ago on Nuuanu
street on suspicion of stealing some
thing. Kahahana came out of a
Chinese tailor shop with bundle
under his coat which he endeavored
to conceal. When Klemme opened
his coat new vest fell out from
under it. The vest was taken into
the shop and shown to the tailor.
The latter identified the article as
his property, and the native began
making overtures for the purchase
of the vest, offering $3.50 for it. The
Chinaman would not accept the
offer and Kahahana was locked up.
Judge Foster found the man guilty
this morning, and gave him lenient
sentence of ten days at hard labor,
on account of his wife and child,
who were present in Court.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-11
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But Established for the Benefit of All
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1893.

Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese Pre-
mier, is quoted as saying that new
treaty between China and the United
States will be necessary in view of
the present condition of the immi-
grafton question. AS the United
States Supreme Court established
the principle some years ago that an
Act of Congress may break through
the nations treaties with other
countries, it is hard to see how a
new treaty would assure permanence
to any rights or privileges that
might be accorded to Chinese in the
United States. Anyway, while Amer
lean opinion as represented in Con-
gress is what it is, the Geary Act
just put in force being in evidence,
it would seem hopeless for China to
attempt getting any new treaty
which would relax the rigor OF de-
termined Chinese exclusion by the
United States,