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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Birds Nests Toast small slices OF
bread. butter and place them on a plat
ter. Break as many eggs as there arr.
slices OF tosst, keeping the whites and
yOlks separate. Beat the whites stiff.
seasoning with q little salt Place a
spoonful Of the stifened whites on
each slice Of toast and lay a yolk in
the ceBter of each. Set the dish in q
hot oven until the yollxs are sufficiently
cooked, then serve hot-Orange Judd
Farmer
Clear Tomato Soup. Into a soup
kettle put a cup Of canned tomatoes. a
quarter Of u pound Of ham, alice os
onion and "A quart Of water. Cover
closely and boil twenty minutes. then
strain Add beaping Tablespoonful
Of butter. a level Tablespoonful Of
sugar, salt and pepper 20 the taste.
Bring n boiling point again and ihieAen
with two tablespoons 81 cornstareh--
moisteueG Just before taking ~ IN
stir IN abon; fourth Of teaspoon AZ
soda. serve with cracker. or small
squares II toast Detroit Free Press.
-stewed Sweet Apples -wips and
core a. many apples "a can b. arrange,
upon tie bottom Of = granite~are or
porcelain kettle. add barely enough
STsier'io imnerss them. and spriakls
lightly with sugar. Cover closely, sni
allow the apples 70 simmer until a
DroosD spi5nt may he easily passed
through any of them Lift them out
carefully. cne a. ,ine. AID plAas
them IA pretty earthenwsre dish-
Allow the juice - COOK until IL ia a.
moderately thick strip, pour y bot
over The fruit, ard sst away - cool
Whipped CT IL whlpDsd cream mag ba
turned over the zppssz or may %
served ssith ;hem afterua-d ThIs 70
delicious Gssser; ard uaay - eaten with
ezxe or hos sTatsss - Dellneator
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
1t is stated that the colored people 0

1t is stated that the colored people of
che United States support seven colleges.
seventeen academies and fifty schools.
in which there are $4,000 pupils. They
have 100000 children in the common
schools and $4,000 teachers. Moro
than 100000 Of the race can read and
write. In the matter of acquiring prop
erty the showing in favor of the colored
race is equally as creditable. Taking all
the facts and circumstances connected
with that race in this country and their
advancement along the plane of citizen
ship has indeed been marvellous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Wheat Prospects.

From the Sterling Bulletin.
While wheat in Rice county is I'M
douhtedly injured by the high winds
and dry weather, vet we are much bet
ter oil than they are In some sections.
a trip from Sterling Ia Newton, thence
to Wichita, and from there forty miles
west To Pratt, shows that along the
Arkansas valley wheat is still III fair
condition, but the farther west you go
the more evident it becomes that unless
rain comes soon the wheat crop will lie
injured 80 per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Frssrnre Of Mind.


Mrs. =. (petnlantlyI-You never kiss
M now.
Mr. F.-The idea OF a woman Of your
age wanting 10 De kissed. One would
think you were q GIL Of eighteen
Mrs T. fsharply}-Whst 40 you
know about girls Of eighteen
Nr. F--Wh M dear. weren'. yea
eighteen ence Bos.oaf iiebe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Kansas all Right.
From the I'll Dorado Republican.

From The FL Dorado Republican.
kaAsas may he little dry in some
parts # the state, may have strong
winds and hot waaiher. out size Is still
the = rden spot of the world aEc the
people of other states arc rapidly finding
It ouf. Last week while we were kick
ing about cold winds and = little hail we
read III the dispatches Of snow, Ice. siee',
cyclones and blizzards in Nebraska,
Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, the Dakotas
OHIO. New York. Pennsylvania and
many other states. Kansas. we say,
may have few draw backs. buI she is
all rlSht, If anybody asks you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Corn Bread for Instances.

1Orn SrS&C 4Of GS-dIcS.
From The Elreka Messenger.
Did you ever notice what an appetite
goes with corn bread: You know very
well. il you'd only admit IL. THAI mary
and many a time Corn bread and i;s
humble accessories furnished you \ bet
ter meal than that swell feed YOU took
once. inst for he feel of it, which cest
you $50. This is the why nature comes
to our aid III our war against the eastern
capitalists. You may depend upon her
to ride over petty human conditions and
give Us abou, what we deserve. Perhaps
people get Just what they deserve with
a few striking exceptions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Pity. lis, lis True.

Form the Lawrence World.
When man once gets taste Of
government" rs Sanco Panza called It,
he is rarely happy thereafter. Reports
are that John OTIS sits uneasiiy ON his
milk stool dreams Of vanished greatness
and hears the rounds Of applause that IS
now still, while 3 II Clover is SO discon-
tented that lie hobs up occasionally TO
take a whack 1t jerry Simpson. This
PopuliSt movement has actually spoiled
several thousand good men. They have
the office Itch and 1t takes ali their time
10 scratch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Chose the Right Man by Mistake.

NHUSe Iue hIBIL NUN Uy -NI4sVaAe.
From the Fort scot Monitor
NJ. w. Levy of Wichita, banker, has
been appointed by Governor Lewe,ling
to prepare paper on the banking sys-
tenn and the resources OF Kansas. to BE-
read before the worlds auxiliary Of
bankers and tinanciers, II meet in
Chicago i'll June. He Is now sending
circulars to county clerks with blanks
for statistics Of various kinds which he
wants TO use to show that Kansas l. the
greatest country on earth. Tie Calam-
Ity wall seems to be dying out, or else
the governor has appointed man WHO
will OverdO his undertaking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

President Cleveland, who four years
hence will be Americas First Consul.
having downed Old Glory in Honolulu,
Quoted Wall street with a promise and
accepted the homage of the worlds
navies, will proceed to press the button
at Chicago tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
savage Breasts.

Fy1-1 t1e 1-ssEezl szo-ll- 4f1ee-
The Hutchinson News remarks that
music hs:h charms t. soottse ti1e saw
age breas'. and is feels ffas tbs singers
q Kansas did i.se proper iilsng III as=sna.
blirz IL Hutchinson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

In the car load of Chicago bound
Cinnamon that went through Kansas
over the Santa Fe, last Tuesday, was one
who went barefooted, and his celestial
brothers with wink referred to him as
"he Jelly Simpson from Hong Kong"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Esnsas II Eonola!s..

E--ra rts 49, Esas ta-
!. ". stzilsr. formerly q T.zssesc@
and well known al oTer kansas. B. the
uer csty .li.seE * Use nsnoltis Dails
New. and annexation EsaFeg Stated jas
e1-hs las Uefvse he aEs5sesi OB the
stand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

The Iowa Investment company and
five other leading financial institutions
of Sioux City closed their doors Monday.
The failures involve 100000, and are
attributed to the gold scare.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Colonel Bob Iugersoll seems to have it
in for the weather signal service along
with about everybody else. He says
the atmosphere of this country isn't
sufficient to float but the one iag-'old
glory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Kansas and the World.

From The n nsaS tiIy Sflr-
Who says kansas is not a power in the
world? Just because The wheat prospects
of the Sunflower state looked extra bad
yesterday the markets everywhere took
a sudden squirt just when they seemed
sleepiest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

she-You are always sneering a.
women who talk TOO much Are you
hitting al ne2
He-No; - ali There are lots Of
women besides yoB who talk too much
Texas SiftinsS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Regardless of the fact that the cyclone
always travels in great hurry 1t man
ages to pick up many valuable things on
She way,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

The Kentuckian who gave directions
20 have his coffin filled with whisky
evidently expected to go off IN cata-
leptic state, to be revived after burial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

The verdicts of petty jurors some
times tend to mistify the public mind in
its ideas of justice, if they do not in a
measure condone the summary ven
geance of mobs. Cases in point are
presented in the verdicts of two. Cowlev
county trial juries in a murder case
The person charged with the crime was
convicted of manslaughter in the third
degree, while another charged with be-
ing accessory 10 the crime was convicted
by another jury of murder in the
second degree.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Mr.. Blount has achieved distinction
among the enemies of the United States.
He is the only man who ever hauled
down old glory without getting licked
for it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
4 pop-Gun.

Prom -. Kansas Csty C-szssie.
1t has been suggested that dwellings
gasoline gun be taken to tie world 5
fair
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
EXCHANGE EPIToMEs.


he read for t:za@ with pleasure.
Then be began 70 grow mad;
He had dropped tear ~ tic Nefcl1e s woes,
And fcuua u a m-llci.a+ al.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

u.avenworth is mad because some
newspaper started tie report that forty
of her saloons had been closed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

iron ffe fr5E.7-l@ EepallaEa3-
Perhaps Nr. Cleveland coalj u cured
Of the geld habit wi.a b-chloEide Of
whisky.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Imported
Wash
Goods.

For one week, besinn-
ing tomorrow, we will
force the sale of Il large
assortment of impofted
wash fabrics. Goods
worth %, 30, 81, andI40
cents, and all at T0c
per yard. They consist
of various lines, an de
sirable. Prices on these
goods will be restored
after this week. 19c
sale Of Imported
w ash Goods This
w eek.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Esgle
n NJ. NJ. MURDOCH Editor.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH Editor.

"A universal railway passenger rate
war, is predicted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Chicago, commencing with tomorrow
morning, will for six months be busy
taking in the worlds surplus change.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Some imported Millinery,
Goods just in. YoA can see
them i'll that DepaMment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

For the Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
Mondoy,

We will sell 10 sample
male up suits at New
70. * cost rather than
return them, on sale
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-25

surely have reached out and taken hold
of the boys hands.
"And oh, dear lady," resumed God
frey, 81 can't tell you how glad was
when they told Inc that you were COM
ing to Sydney, to look after Capt. John
Allaire. / have tried to think out some
good reason why he doesn't come home,
for I know he must be alive somewhere
I know it!'
Molly started up as if awakening from
dream and caught the sailor lad by the
hand. For moment her lips moved,
but she was powerless to utter word. A
deeper pallor spread over her face, and
she seemed upon the point Of falling
into swoon, when suddenly a slender
but strong arm was passed around her
waist. It steadied her and held her ten
derby and firmly upright.
'Poor lady, cheer up said Godfrey.
Don't worry; everybody says that
Capt. John is living with the natives
somewhere in the wilderness, and that
he is such brave and strong man that
he'll get away from them yet. Don't
cry, mother!"
''Mother!" repeated Molly, in a smoth-
cred tone of joy, as her hand passed
caressingly over the thick black curls
that grew in wild profusion on the lads
head. "Mother?"
"Why, yes, lady" said Godfrey, sur
prised at the effect of his words, ''that's
what we used to call you at the home.
Our mother, our dear mother to whom
we children owed everything in the
world, our home, our clothes, our food,
our education!''
Overawed by the stern look and
wrinkled brow Of the seaman who
stood with twitching hand and trem-
bling lips following every changing
phase of this strange and moving
scene, Molly drew herself in and
showed q calmer exterior.
my lad" she asked almost in a
whisper, what is your name?'
"Why, I've told you, lady, Godfrey"
Of your family?"
81 have no other name, madam"
''But your parents-who were they?"
81 don't know, dear lady, / can't re-
member them. I can only remember
my nurse and I wouldn't be able to do
shat only she was so black, oh, so
black, and her teeth were so big and
white and sharp. Yes, I remember
her!'
but who took you to the Walter
home?"
II can't tell you, dear lady, l only
remember being there when I was
little toddler. think was the small
est one of your family, mother!"
As this word again fell from God
frey's lips, Molly lost all control over
herself. Her bosom heaved convulsive-
as her breath came and went in sob
like catches. She turned, and throw
ing both her arms around the sailor
lads neck, drew his head with a wild
and impassioned outburst of feeling
close and tight against her bosom.
For a few seconds there was deep
and painful silence, broken only by
the sound of Molly's breathing, then
with little joyful cries mingled with
Unsurpassed sobs, that mothers
heart emptied out it's long pent up
grief in a shower Of kisses and ca
resses, which Godfrey was neither loath
nor slow to return. Zach looked on
with wide-opened eyes and parted
lips, seemingly paralyzed by what was
being enacted before him.
ooh, the poor woman! the poor wom-
AMP he groaned. ''What will become
of her!''
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-25

enc6 m1RnC exercise d. uSI1lBCIOu .lu11u-
ence upon Molly by reopening the ter
rible wounds of past years. However,
what excuse could he make for refusing
to obey her request when on the fol-
lowing day Molly expressed wish to
talk with the sailc: lad? Hat in hand,
Godfrey came timidly into Molly's pres
e1ce. Instinctively Zach felt that no
good could come of these interviews, but
he determined not to leave them alone.
"My boy" began Mrs. >Allaire as the
door of her stateroom closed behind
him, 81 want to ask you some ques-
tons about your family. 1 do so be-
cause I'm interested in you, because
want to know more about you. Are
you willing to tell me what you know?"
Eyes, lady, very willingr' replied the
lad, as the color came into his cheeks,
and he glanced nervously at Zach, who
seemed to him like some terrible ogre
ready to pounce upon him and tear him
away from. the presence of his fairy
princess.
Chow old are your
81 don't know, lady, exactly, but I
think 1 must be about fourteen or fif-
teen" ,a~ u..L
"Fourteenor ffteenp''. repeated Molly
with almost sob. ''And how long
have you been following the sea?"
81 first entered the service when
was about eight years old as a ship boy,
but for two years now I've been regu-
larly apprenticed."
did you ever make long voyagc?''
eyes, lady, on the Pacific as far as
Asia and on the Atlantic as far as Eu-
rope"
Are you English?"
''No, madam; I'm an American"
''But how is it that you're serving on
an English steamer?''
''The vessel which had shipped on
was sold when we reached Sidney, and,
finding myself discharged, took this
billet on the Brisbane until I should get
a chance to ship on an American YES
sell"
'You did we'll, my child" said Molly,
making sign to Godfrey to come closer
to her.
''And now tell me where you were
born"
eat San Diego, madam"
''San Diego? repeated Molly, without
manifesting the slightest surprise at the
boys answer. It would seem as if she
had known intuitively what Godfrey's
answer would be.
With look of mingled surprise and
pain in them Zach French's eyes wan
dered from the pale, beautiful woman
seated on the sofa before him to the
sweet, almost girlish face of the sailor
lad, whose dark olive skin glowed with
rich color as he kept his gaze fastened
upon the features of the lady in front of
him. Something almost like a groan
escaped Zach's lips.
eyes, lady, in San Diego" continued
Godfrey. ooh, know you, dear lady.
know you so well!''
''Know me?" repeated Molly, half
starting up and leaning forward to scan
the face of the youthful speaker.
''Know me, you say?''
Eyes, lady, for was brought up at
the Walter home, I was sent there
when mere toddler. Oh, I often saw
you there when you came to visit your
children, as you used to call them.
Your hand has often rested on my head,
dear lady; yes, many and many time.
But, Of course, you don't remember me
one in the fifty or more who used to-
stand up in a long line in front of you,
but one day it seemed to me your eyes
stayed fixed upon my face for long
time, oh, SO long time, and then you
IL -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THEY ARE TICKLE0
Are Tho Dallas Federal officials Over the Sup.
posed Selection Of Gresham Dallas
Local News

rall0s, Tex, Feb. Special George
G. Cole has decided 10 remain In private
NE aud VIII not mako the race this year
Tor mayor.
10 is ruuored around that Hon. j. n. web
sicr VIII make the race for that office,
Among other MINES mentioned are Colonel
w. j. CoYpn, c2 Senator John H. Traylor
nud r. Y. Ihumpkiu-. These gentlemen ARE
interested in the DiuLcus-tuNpayers move
mcnpwhich regards Tammany as n fermid
able nnd huge organized appetite fOr Once
The tnXpuyCrs league is in reality an or,
guuiz1tlun tO take liud tunuor's scalp that
iH Il they eau get it. II is Oinccrcd hy the
men who have always fought him Tho
Iaumany tiger IL very quiet, but 1t N safe
70 bet that the tlgpr doesn't want Covrn,
TraylOr on Thonplins.
tonnor. II w safe 10 predict. win De I'm
the Held ms full OF Fight as ever and az
full Of resources. n he docs not mn he
viii make a night Tor q friend who win
run, ana bud can make q rafting light
IL ls not believed that q straight Demo.
cratic ticket viii Doe placed ia the neld
4 party nomination isn't worth a cent IN
Dallas, II the ticket suits the Dallas Dem.
ocrnt he votes Il; II II doesn't he bolts III
ana The ticket never suits him. The chair.
man Of the Democratic executive committee
h dead. the secretary ~ not iu the city, aud
the other members do not appear 10 cure
whether they hold meeting or not Dallas
Democracy Is an orphan, pennllesa. friend.
less uud among strangers, II needs u Moses
mighty bad 10 lead II out OF the Wilderness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

owners of land certificates which have
boon located on patented Ia conflict 60
surrender The location or pntcut 90 said
lands and authorizing the land commits
Biouor 60 issue new certificates there
for and provide for their location
ny MIR Rogers of Mclcnunu Amend
ing the law so MS 60 iiN special lien In
favor of Keepers of livery stables, wagon
NrldH aud stOrkyurds aud pastures, upon
nll nnlmuls and vehicles lcft In their care
Tor ehrgcs, and authorizing public sale of
such property Nj the charges arr not paid
after ton days notice to owners
by Mi MCFull- Regulating vcsting OF
title iu Casr of conditional sale, icnsp or
hire of railroad aud street railways
equipment and rolling stock aud proyid.
ms FOR recording the came
by MIR Wclnort Amending the law
80 that person under ~ years
Of uuc shull not hc punished with tue
death penalty tor crime, Tut may ho
punished hy life imprisonment, or us 9th.
crwisc prescribed and providing thnt thp
change herein made n the law ahul not
apply hoo eases ut rape.
BN Mr. Breeding Amending the law
Tor protection of fish and game aud pro.
hhitlng thoir transportation for gnln ont
Of the state, the Hill increases the penalty.
by Mr. Brown Joint resolution amend.
mg thc constitutional requirements for
creation ul new counties
Various committee reports were pre-.
secuted Including report OF the commit.
tee ON pontcutiuUcg
Tho house disposed of sundry lornl
measures uE follows
Substitute house bin No. 30. amending
section 10, of the iudirinry met aud croni
lug the fiity-tourth judicial district.
Pissed
Senate bin No lO3 prescribing time
for holding court la the Thirteenth dis.
trici Passed.
Bll No, ljl amending the Sntohcrs
a'i h} nddhE ar tulduH The exemption Ut
various counties Passed.
Substitute house bill NO tGi. changing
the time If holding court Ia Coinnl
Aiodinn ANA Uyaldc counties. Passed
House bin No. 100 Amending the game
exemption laws 10y excepting or Including
various counties, was under consideration
when. on motion the house adjourned
ill 10 o'clock Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Austin, Tex. Feb 10.-(Spocial) -
The house met az 10 o'closk with Speaker
Cochran and quorum present,
Petitions were presented asking for n
law for the protection Of public weigh
erA
Against appropriating the public do
main for my other than homestead
purposes.
Asking for an Increased appropriation
for the ranger force.
Against the proposed division Of Brazo-
ria county for the creation Of new
county.
Bills aud resolutions We're presented
and where not otherwise state were re-
ferTed as follows;
BY Mr. GOssct Bin amending section
90 of the act organizing the courts Of
civil appeals and fixing clerk fees
BY Mr Cunningham Validating the
title TO certain lands located by virtue Of
unl0cated balance Of Confederate scrip
certificates
BY Mr Breedin, by request For the
relief OF John Mclean, San Jacinto vet
eran.
By Mr.. Dean Authorizing Individual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THEY ARE TIcKLHn.

The federal ofIicehOlders horc are greatly
uckled over the selection VI Judge Winter
g Gresham Tor a place IN The cabinet OF
guarantee that they will Dc permitted To-
serve out their terms, and perhaps that "A
mugWump on two viii be rc-HppOinted Col
G. n. Gilbert manager ~ the Times Hernld
who Will be an applicant FOR The DallBs
postOhicf, lcft for Washington geaterday.