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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
AN OLD COLONIAL RELIC.
Tho Hotel Washington stopped mt In
Fredericksburg-Assign

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
A-(speeial)-Among the relies Of Colo
NAL days that can yet be seen in this
historic city. and which sadly needs at
tention' is the old Rising Sun Hotel"
where General Washington stayed and
made his headquarters when visiting this
ciiy. This property. however. be 1t said
win shame. Is fast going TO ruins. and
unless something ~ shortly done. will be
thing OF the past. II is almost the cen
ue OF attraction for all visitors. and the
attention or the Society for the Preserva-
ton Of Virginia Antiquities Is respectfully
called 70 the matter.
MsssrS II. +. Jones & Co, tobacco and
.lsst dealers made deed Of assignment
to-oay. Major r. =. Wallace is trustee,
shu me liabilities are estimated at $3.50.
Assets unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
WHITE MAN KILLED BY A NEGRO.
'n'"efefuiiy Beaten After Being Knocked
Down-A Coiored Exhibit.

'hAhLDTTEsvTLLE. VA. November
@-'Special.)-information reached here
'V-o"y OF fatal ARRAY that occurred
'essiuay afternoon at Gotham between
"n''e man and q negro. resulting In
me death OF the former.
r,,,, henderson Che negro) and Tinsley
80" a heiier In the depot at Cobham,
snas .nksgea an o dispute near the rail-
over the head with a niece ~ scan,,,nr
telling him. After he was do.n =, 3.
said that he tthe negro) cooily ana 20
the presence OF a number OF on-,ookers
proceeded 70 beat the PROSTATE man M
mercifu!iy with the piece OF timber
After he concluded 10 desist he eool,v
-'-ikAd OF and disappeared. and has not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
smnlI-Pox md Diphtheria.

DETROIT. MICH. November A.-The
,,vages OF smallpox and diphtheria here
bavs thrown the city into partial panic.
The spread of the latter disease particu-
larry has been rapid, and UP to last night
the Board Of Health had ordered the
closing OF six public and five parochial
schools. The epidemic is confined to
children, and the mortality is great. For
twenty hours ending at 6 o'clock
last night twelve new cases were re-
taA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

Seats on sals at Bo1-Omcs WEuFl Z
MORNING a. 50 o'clock. 2. -...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

RUNNING overtime In order to supply or.
ders.
The Portsmouth Kindling-woo Factory
has ceased operations. the business not
payinK. About fifteen operatives WIRE
employed.
rev John Hood. d. D.. and daughter.
OF oaIesburg. ILL.,, are guests OF Mr.. O..
+. Lyman, on Bank street.
Captain Robert Gwin. weil-known
ofY,ce-holder OF Norfolk many years ago,
died suddenly In Omaha recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
CAFES, FIRST PREMIUM SAFES.
BERRISG-HALL MARVIN CoMPANYs SAFES.

r. 1. BARNES, sole and controlling dealer for
Virginia, North Carolina, aud south Carolina.
FlRE-PR0OfoAfbS, FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES. BURGLAk-PROOF SAFES.
JEWELLERS SAFES, FIRE PROOF VAULT
FRONTS, BURGLAR-PROOFN VAULT FRONTS,
VAULT Innings steel or from.
All kinds and classes OF Bank, County, jail,
and Government work, and lime Locks.
Expert attention 10 Locks and all kinds OF re-
pairing done promptly. Full line SECOND
HAND SAFES. Prices warranted as low as any
one can soil YOU. Easy terms. &C 2S.tNo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
Euicids Resnltlng from bereavement.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. November a.
A special to the Times-Union from Or
lando. Fla. says: Lorenzo q. Davis blew
out his brains with a pistol to-day. He
killed himself on the steps Of his home.
Mr.. Davis was IN comfortable circum-
stances. but had seemed mentally rn-
balanced since the death Of bis only child
e year ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
MUTiNoUs SAILORS LOCKED UP.
Refused 10 Go to Sea on q British Ship
Bound to Richmond.

NORFOLK. VA. November 2t-(Spe-
cial)-Fourteen sailors were lodged In jail
this afternoon from the British ship
Straits OF Magellan for refusing 10 80
TO sea.
The steam yacht Sybilla. bound from
Philadelphia 20 Richmond with twenty
gentlemen on board, arrived here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
COLONEL Hoce's ABSURD CLAIMS.
Only 100 Votes Thrown Out in Charlotte
Couuty-Coming Weddings

County-Coming Weddings
sNuTHvILLE PoST-OFFTCE. CHAR
IOTTE COUNTY. VA. November "a
Especial III see from extracts from seve-
raj newspapers in the State that Colonel
]. Hampton Hoge, the defeated candi-
date for Congress in the Sixth District,
IL asserting that the reason he did not
carry old Charlotte Is because 700 ballots
were thrown out by the judges OF cleo
ton: and in doing so he is asserting what
is not so. The official returns in the
Clerks Office show that only 1876 ballots in
the whole county were cast aside and not
counted, and In throwing these out the
Judges acted legally and in accordance
with the Walton law. Otey, Rucker. and
Smith have as much right to claim that
these votes were for them as Colonel
Iioge mas.
MATRIMONIAL.
The little imp Cupid has been busy
at work In this part of the Old Dominion.
Judging from the rumors that several
marriages are soon to come off in this
immediate vicinity.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. William r. Snoddy. of brakes
Branch. TO Miss Minnie Watkins, near
keySVllle, on december o, 1854 AZ tho
same time. at the residence Of her father
Thomas G. Watkins, Esq. will also be
celebrated his golden wedding. From all
accounts It will be O. grand affair
on the same day at Rough Creek. Mr.
Eddie Carwlles and Miss Eva Berkeley,
one Of Charlotte's bellies. will be made
happy by being united In the holy bonds
Of matrimony. There are also two or three
more marriages on the tapis that Will
take place at later date during the
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

WANTED, TO SELL A FIRST
w CLASS BAR, RESTAURANT, AND Bill
LARD SALOON. dong good business Rent
low. A good chance 10 make money. Good rea-
sons for selling Address SALOON, care Dis
PATCH. no 25-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

WANTED, TO BUY COW FRESH
w TO THE PAIL; must give three and a
half to four gallons milk per day. Address.
stating price, C. S. c., Box 361. city
no 2b.lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

fEHANKSGIYING II - O { Dr. '.
4 RADE COTlLlOS.-fRH 1tlr-ls
evening dancing class, tanFhf iY .-1 "a
Walden, Wi. celebrate IhtBk-g. .rFris.t
at Monticello Han MA Ihl h,nAf.
Der 2Hth. a. o'clock. >tfinE uIl.lc tIt ."f
engaged aud prizes xiii pc awarded ~
coWieal lazy ard gen oman UF.f..f0
Friends 81 teacher ard pl sis aro .lrtrl . Do
present IA CCstiu,. Ap -.-I-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
Negro pInlculty nj Clarcmont

cLAREMONT, VA. November a.
Special. )--Gibert Wooden. a respectable
colored man, and the largest cord-wood
dealer here. was quite badly beaten by
]. Il. Gilchrist lcoioredD to-day. The ac-
cused was sent on to the County Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
Your Health

should always be your
first consideration. fyou feel dull,
depressed and lacking in energy
something is wrong; they are the
premonitory symptoms Of disease,
and are generally due to an impure
state of the blood, which must be
corrected promptly, or serious con-
sequences will follow. To cleanse
the system thoroughly and enrich
the blood, revive the spirits and in
fuse new life into your being use
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
GOOD statesmen TO

WANTED LADY or REFINE
w MENT DESIRES 4 POSITION As CON-
PANION, HOUSEKbEPER, OR hAIRON, or
would take charge OF a linen-roOm. Is wiling
20 make herself generally useful References
given and required. Address NJ. ". r., 200
north Fifth street, Richmond Va.
no 3-F,Su&Tu3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
WANTED, CASH FOR COAL AM

w WOOD for short time. ANTHRACITE
for IS and 34.75 per ton SPIN IL COAL. $40
and So: No SOFT COAL, tor CRATES, 94.5O (;
WEST VIRGINIA COAL, "a TO s425. Bes.
COKE 10 the market-stoSe, Nut. AMI Egg 81
for % bushels Ask for TRICKS GENU-
NE, ana tnke no other. OAK AND PINE
WOOO-Lopg. Sawed, AMI Split.
1900 west Broad. Phone 4O7; Nineteenth
and Cary Phone 49, -
&C 2S-lm I. II. fAub
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

NANTED.-A YOUNG LADY
w qualified TO teach English branches. Latin,
and Music DESIRES A SITUATION IN school or
private family. References exchanged Three
years experience. Miss L. BUkhS, 1Oll Church
street, Lynchburg Va. no 24-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
WANTED
EVERYBODY TO TRY OUR
3-YEAR-OLD
RYE WHISKEY,
$500 GALLON nlS
CEASE BROTHERS

600 EAST BROAD STREET
AND UOj EAST ARsHALL STREET
Mail orders solicited and goods shipped IN
sealed cases
Phone g07 no 1S-Su&Th3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
Bicycle Riding School
Ninth and Cary Streets.

BLUES NFH AkMOhf.
open TO LADIES only from q a. 81 o. . ',
aud % LADIES and GLSlLtNfF f
go r. 81. WHEELS RENTED .tb ...
own. WALTZ e.. MERCER a. ...
no 25-It D-f cast MAJ. .-.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25

AWAITED, A FEW GENTLEMEN
w BOARDERS a. 1915 east Grace street.
Terms moderate. no 25-lt'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

There was startling report born on the
wings of the electric messenger last night
It was to the effect that several acres OF
land. near Newton had sunk several feet
The wires were worked to Newton az once
TO ascertain the facts, but it was impossi-
BILE 10 reach that city for some cause, pre-
sumably the destruction of the wires by
the electric storm.
The Main wire of the EAGLE worked TO
Kansas City, Omaha and Chicago. aud
upon inquiry at these places the report had
reached there and the offices OF these cities
were as keen to get wire to Newton
as the EAGLE Was.
The Associated Press Office at Kansas
City had heard the report that an immense
body of land near Newton had caved in
towards the center OF the earth and that
great Consideration prevailed among the
people. Omaha and Chicago had heard
similar reports.
An effort was made at o'clock to get
the Newton central Office over the phone
but that was impossible also at that hour
and nothing could be heard over the wire
but the terrible noise of a great electrical
storm.
Tue Santa Fe depot, and, in fact. every
avenue OF information, WAS tried but to
no purpose. The people around there
heard the report but 10 details whatever.
Ic was ascertaiped from reliable source
that small area OF land sunk slightly 8
few days ago and il was thought that this
was a sup Elementary cave-iu of greater
proportions and magnitude.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
DEATH OF MRS. osrA. SMITH.

Yesterday Mrs. Oscar Smith passed
away, at her home, after long illness.
Ella Nav Skinner Smith, wife of Oscar
Smith sister OF l. ID. Skinner aud daagh-
ter of Arson aud Lydia j. Skinner, was
born in Van Buren, county. Iowa. January
y, 1875. She united with the Pres byteriau
church when a child aud lived a consistent
Christian until her death. At the age of
Is she moved TO Wichita with her parents
aud grew from childhood surrounded by
those who mourn her demise at this time.
February l., 1883, she was united in mar
riage 10 Oscar L. smith.
Her remains will be laid in Oak Hill
cemetery by the side Of her father. Arson
Skinner, who departed this life August 20,
1854 being ten years and one month TO the
day of her death.
Funeral services will be held at the fam
ily residence, 635 North Topeka avenue,
aud will be conducS%d by DIR. David Win
tiers of the First Presby terrain church, on
Saturday at ?. N.
Her life was worth the living. By her
surpassisg beauty Of character, by attri-
butes which were nuselfish aud wCmanly.
by,,a loving and loyable personality, she
eunobled herself and all those with whom
she associated. Every word in her life
was touched with the magic OF true
woman's love. and every act with the ten
der witchery of true womsn's gentleneSs.
As wife, she has been the dol of her
husband In his heart she has treasured
a devotion to every quality of wifely vir-
tue, aud hived there, forever. the honey
ed love of personality, whose
purity and gentleness cannot fade, but live
on, enEo5ling and enriching, when sue
who gave ii is long gone; when the sound
OF her voice i dream-echo in memory,
and the flush of her cheek but q vision for
the freshness of springtiIne TO couture.
Her love, her goodness, her genIleness
are not gone. These were her qualities.
These are her qualities. She shall live
again. When spring comes again with its
skies of crystalline splendor, those eyes
shall fash with the old time light. When
the night wind purrs its secrets TO the red
rose, where it droopS on the tre!liS, her
soft, sweet voice shall whisper to the heavy
soul When the robin and the thrush sing
in chorus to the morning sun the song
that she sang when her life was young and
her heart was light. will break forth again
and lull the complaining heart.
Her personality will live. 1t was too
strong, too pure, 700 sacred to die. Its lire
Is eternal; its influence everlasting.
''Can she be dead
Whose spiritual influence IS upon her nd?
She lives n glory: and her speaking dust
hsa more OF life than half It's breathing
mOuISs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

Born to F. c. Wood, a boy,
The stock of A. katz is advertised for
d sale OF October /
Sheriff Woodcock Of Sumner county
was IN the city yesterday
George Spicer city marshal OF Caldwell,
WAS in Wichita yesterday.
Sheriff Woodcock of Summer county was
visitor at the courthouse yesterday.
Mr. 5. g. Shelton county clerk of kiowa
county, spent yesterday in the city on bus
iness.
Hon. Jesse Harper spoke last night to
good audience considering the inclemency
Of the evening.
Dr. st. John received the sad news last
night announcing the death of his mother
at Waterloo. Iowa
James Quick and wife of Bourbon
county, are visiting il the city, the guests
of Councilman Hill
4 deed for $4,000 was fled in the regis
ter OF deeds office yesterday. The pur-
chase was made By the Western Invest
ment company.
Mr.. and Mrs J. I. Stewart of yelling
ton. were in the city yesterday. john, as
usual, WAS loaded down with "a bundle of
bonds aad mortgages.
Miss Maggie knorr left last evening for
Terre Haute. Ind, where she will attend
school the coming season. She was ac-
companied As far as ST. Louis by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Black.
Judgment was rendered in the United
States court yesterday in favor OF the gov
eminent against W. d. HeaIey for default
in a nay contract be had made TO supply
thepost at Fort Supply.
The following shippers had stock on the
market yesterday; ). I. Pike, Haven.
cattle: Miller n Smith, Pratt, cattle and
hogs: Dan VIM, Udall, hogs; J. +. Cody,
Derby, hogs; Bosley & Alexander, Haven,
cattle.
J. ". Hawn. formerly in the grain bust
ness in this city, was attending 20 business
at the court house yesterday Mr.. Hawn
i representing the gain firm of kirkpa
rick & Temple, Of Kansas City, in Kansas
this year.
The San Juan nortiCulturists have asked
Secretary Irwin Of the fair. association to
reserve large space for their display At
the coming fair. They stated that they
would make display Of at least 5000
plates of fruit
At the band concert at Paramount to be
given tonight. ice cream viii not be served
~ WAS announced bat instead fresh cider
aud Goughputs, cakes and sandwiches.
The street Car company will furnish extra
ears ior the occasion
J. II. Semprer while hauling fodder at
MS farm south of the city. fell from the
.osd and sustained severe though not ser
ious injuries He ives brought 10 the resi-
ience of Chief of Police Cone where DR.
Allen was called TO dress his wounds At
10 2. N. he was resting easy and his re-
coyery was looked for 10 a few day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
HOTEL soJouRNERs.

Hotel Carey-E Henderson. Kansas
City; J. 7. Wright. ST. LOUIS; E c. WHIT
more, Kansas City; C. C. Culp, Salina;
T. Z Vincent, Topeka; Gas Z Pstten.
Texas J. W. ShsrteI, Guthrie; 4. Z Hippl= =.
Hutchinson; Il Hess, Mobile. Ala; J. II
Suow, Topeka: Cnas- j. Smith, Topeka;
John p Morton, Kansas City.
John A. VIM. Harry Jaco5y. New York;
1. B. Carson. - Louis; Henry Harshin.
Kans.s City; FL. Wiley. Quincy, H.; Z,
Il. Merriam, Topeka cha-. AGow. New
York: c. W. Lyons. c. q. Adams Atchi-
sou; l.. B Haren, Oklahoma; Wm- Won
deiIch, Topeka; c. Wood Da-is aud wife,
Kansas; Gus Hart. CiucinDzti; L Z. Pu-
rec, Louisiana; II. T. Floyd, Ottawa; j. B
Gusler, Independence; VIM. Hawkins.
Kansas City; T. :. Russell. 81. Louis;
Richard Harris. Alfred Harris, Turiy; C..
Z. Van Dewater. kingman; W. +. joan
sou. Chicago; q. p. Neimsu, Whitewater;
;. X. human. L=fton, Pa; J. NJ. Work
man, Woodward, o. T.; Z. o. Essley,
Hutchinson: Henry Jackson. q P Gait,
Kansas City; W. l. Martin, Winfield; w.
". c. Parks, Kansas City; H A Hodgins,
Topeka; John A Won, Hudson, Wis (;
A p. Boodley, Ashland; q. p. Kelley. Kan
npolis, Kan: r. ;. CTonk, 81. Louis; A Oil
lett, c. w Denten. Is. SIMPLY. : : Sevat,
George II. Barre. Kansas City; Hugo Roth,
Milwaukee; II. : Dykes, Topeka; w. j.
kendrick, New YorS; Grant Humphrey,
Oklahoma; j. NJ Stewart. Indian Ty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
"WHAT QUEER THINGS WE AREI"


Interesting Results Of seIf-Examinstton
by the Man with the Top Coat.
Two men were riding down town one
morning recently in an elevated train.
The man with the silk hat on made a
discovery, and he questioned MS friend
thus:
Are you right-handed?"
Eyes" said the man in the top cost
'Right-Iegged, also?"
"Right-legged, no."
"Sure?'
"Why, of course I'm sure. I have
more power and accuracy and dexter
ity in my right arm and right hand
than in my left arm and hand But as
for nv legs. I can and DO use one the
tame as the other"
How q bout your earsg'
''Sane as legs
"Eyes?'
Each equal 10 the other in al re.
spects.
sides 20 your javs?"
why are YOU asking Ys such cues
tons? If there's a Joke IN prospect,
let : nave fHt IA A4E4l now.
NO joke. All sincerity. Wanted
~ know how well you knew yourself.
See you're pretty slightly acquainted.
just watch yourself for a few day.
The proper study for mankind j.
rooGby. here's nv station NOv = hc
the most surprised Iasa--~sstep
lively. please, called the gEsro--''i1
the world" And the ineui-itor Just
managed 70 get ont upon the station
platform a. the iron gates banged BE-
hind him
You're right said the man with
the top coat, 3 coSple OF mornings
later.
Told you
Dead right I've kept tab on ay-
phone always put the rec-sv.- - ny
right ear Tried oT l.ft e.r srS ~.
ell mixed 10. Pound ] sl~s~s ~. w
left foor s-sc into a. elevator. ARD A.
ways took tRe S-ss step with i when
went I'D or Gown stairs started % go
down some steps with nv righ; foos
leading. and nearly hsd a tumble
Then I'm night iawed- ! always chew
M food on tne riEhi ssoe u NV rsouth-
Newer thought Of IL before but tasas.
90 poe taste "a good on TIE iefs side
They DO not taste - much. either.
Que--. isn't i. how the sens
% taste viii became more high
~ developed in one par 81 ths
mouth than IN another by use AID
f.. "a h.rt.a - T~x,z.1 -,
know. I'm interested IN botsav. and
Use q nIsrroscope . great deal Wei.
trvsr.sble log shrosrh- the i1strsxaens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

a FonnT Ssseon rrlssa a. PARIS ses
.hs Sr4s tssne e. s&s IA szarzaF. znz
- went - Ese ses Tasl~raes ia1s4e<4s-
aselT On biz a~~iFz4 s. Tn hs sAz Ia
z=,le-y - ssc fsssrre, L,roz sa& boa-
or" 80 81 a.ke = Easily. N-
ihiuks / 49, h&e< q ny fasExrR
stzbfsas-
= ssz&ons @sT srzrisg saSzse -.
G. srzsiag ,1s eFEl9Ess - a p-snes
@ho. n AZ sEszaIt nPssz = to@a hss
<5'eo * ma eafh RS cwn h1.6.
E4h sssd h.. = -osl4 hzvs res -
---gx iE.zt f7ae YER slattress.s 500,
rpoa see ssssed frv=u Hesh az efsx e.s
fssr sazsE~~s q thos~ - ks.zn ! h4se
-, - sssEb<T a tke othes -rrri8s-
A s2~Ssa. ~ proof q "a .ss 81. ss-
s<rtse ..r4t IA - sssbers sasslr hey
rssL 10 esa1r srrxa<pd snat ths
sssS=s ~ "a. sss<Tsxs z-s<ssA.sA "a
FysEU g s.s fsssy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
OLD SOLDIER DEAD.

John W. Neal died at his late residence.
No. 10 chicago avenue, Thursday. ~ 3
D N. The funeral viii be held Saturday
at 10 a. m. az the residence. The body
will De shipped 70 Bronson. Bourbon
county, for iuierment john W Neal WAS
= surgeoa in the army and was 4 member
OF Company \. Elghtyhfgh Illinois In
faDtTy. He was wouud7G ~ PeTryvlile
Ny, and has been al Invalid for several
years. be wss a member OF tie A q. L
". lodge Of Fort scott, IN good standing.
aud the family request the cd soldiers and
United Workmea % &c present ~ toe
funeral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

the service OF the orchestra in lending
their aid 10 make success OF the various
entertainments given By the association
during the past Year, gave the members an
oyster supper at his residence OF course
the boys took their instruments with them
aud treated their host AMI his neighbors to
some beautiful selections. The occasion
was an enjoyable one and ali present de
clared that more pleasant evening they
could not remember than the reception
given by President Stanley. Many MEN,
Ders OF the orchestra were accompanied By
their wives and sweet hearts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

witE-nly Ieft eye For oretnsry purposes
my right eye sesEs % be 80 kesa IS
the left one. but 7 found that II was
not a. all satisfsoso-T vhen ! applied
- % the nisc-~<eoSe- | En right
handed, left-tyed. rsvhtis~e1, left
Legged and riga--c.-ed- 7 suppose In
right or left . good 0,ny NOR tssnzz.
bat I haven't I'D tire - di.-o~ey
them ret
What queer tEinEs sc are ssid tbs
man with he siix hE--N, Y. Trituae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
woULD-BE FRoPBET.
He Was Adjuased Insane AID wiu lie TAKEN to
the Asylum

A man dressed in an old blanket. with
holes cot for his arms strapped on with =
grass band. delivered a lecture at the
SedCwick building Wednesday evening
He claimed that be was TIE true and only
prophet % God. That the Lord spoke %
him through visions and be was instructed
20 prCclzim his authority ID the worlds
He could quote the Bible from one end 70
the other, aud was well v~rsed IN all classes
OF literature II was evident from his
choic- language tnat be had been = stu
dent a. well - a great reader. He Claimed
that toe spirit OF EliJEh bad taken posses
sion II his body and &c could bur o5-y the
orders thus received: thai pride and the
love OF caIn bad driven the true worship
rsers Of the living Sod zway from the
teachings OF sbe SAVIOR. Il took bat q
Casual glance 70 know that toe man was
as wild As hare.
de was taken il custody bJ Sheriff
Royse and brought before a Jury in the
probate court, where The charge OF H.
sanity was sustained Ees1erdaF the
Superinte adsnt 81 the Insane asylum al
ossswzFonaIe informed TIE probsis judge
that Sed-wick county had vacancy. sad
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