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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-05

Las notisiaH telegrsfeaa via st. Thomas Re.
cibidas por slvapOr frances aver dicen que q 2a
del passd0 enpeEaron dos anSrquistss srenrsr
q pueblo de Londres q1e Eu actitud sxaitS a
pAqblo de tAl modo que 80 IanE6 sobrs allol obg,
gssdolss tsnsr que huiy protegidol pos. 4 pas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-05

Acompafado de gu dstinguids EeEora, La
llegsdo q esta Capital uuestro distinga,do amig,
el sehor don Angel Sans, administrator de IL
AduSna de AreCibo.
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Be auCuentra enfsrmo gusrdando CANA con
alguna fsbrs, nuestro estimado amigo el Lcdo
dou jose Malia FigueraS, sscretsrio de una de
lee salAs de 10 Criminal de eVta Audiencia. Ce,
lebraremos 50 establishments
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ala CORRESPONDENCE DE PTO.-RICo"
JUEvEs, DE JULIO DE 1894
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno Genersl-SecretAris Negocisdo
de 0bras pdblicss.-Rsal orden incILyendo en-
el plan general de carreteras del Estado de esta
IslA, una qus psrtiendo de Lares termine en- ls
Wills de Arecibo.
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Hemos tenido ell gusto de sllu5ar en- esta f..
dscci6n nueatro am go don Tomas Walls Y.
Murphy rerresN tante de Ia compadfa de zarzue.
q Malia Varosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-05

Rogsmos los amigos de d isle que NOS h n
enviado trsbajos de cclaborsci6n para LA Co.
RREsPoNDENoTA tengan un POGO d. pacienCis. Coz
la llegada dc los tlmos corIeos estamos abarto.
tados co t,abajos de actualidad.
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Clavos para toneleros. .-Alambre con p,ias para
cercas. ~ DesgranadoFas de maiz. Aguarras muy
barata.-Aceite de lnaza. Pnturas J barniceg. =
AyHNA 5pesos barril
NoTA.-Se hacen liberales descuentos por ven.
tas al contado 156
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Hemos tenido el gusto de conocsr en- esta
redscc On q don Tomas Babilonis vsCino de Ia
Moca.
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Rn Il mahana de hoy Sc ha susentado para
50 resitsncia en- Ag1sdlll' 81 jOven don JOSS
Ruiz Perez, o6cial de Haciends.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-05

ri l.o del mes en- curse han deSido haber
empezado los eEamehes del importsnte Colegio
nombrado el Liceo de Mtysed
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Hs sidN raelec.o en- O. cargo de Habilitado
lal euadro de mllirias de los psnslOpistas de San
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Manual del YHIIR AtiIHH
DooToR lN LIRUJIA DENTAL

Participa sus amigos J cliontela que ha
trasladsdo su GABINETE DENTAL 4 la Gale de IL
Tancs ndrnero s donde les ofrece sus servicios
profesionales. l5-6
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Solo cuesta So eI abORo
PARA UNA FAMILIA

Estamog en- plens estacion de baiios de mar. Y
por solo pesos puede omarse IN abonO pof ounce en-
en- eata Marina. DlHigfrgs Ia Gale de Ia ForLseza
ntnaeFO SS fp1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-05

CASA De CaInbioll.51sSs, IL, s;',; ka4ss, 9s-
compran toda clsse de monedas de orc. plata <
pApel, scciones del BAnco, etc. Y Riran & corts
vista sobre la Capital y pueblos de EspaHa Lon,
dres Psris, HamburgoY New York.
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El dia II muri6 en- Mad i'd Ell iDsigne pin.
tor doa Federico Msdrszo Su cadSver fue ex.
puesto 81 pdblico en- Ia rotonda del Museo ,e pin.
turss eli entierpo fu6 una solemufsima tierns
dsmostracl6n de due'o tribut.da al maestro por
sua numerOsou discfpulOs y, en- general, pOr todos
os artistas.
Dias pssados Sc sintierou fuertss tsrremotos
en- Andalucfa, habiendo csusado desgrscias de
consideration en- algunOs pueblos- Urbanus.
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SMC0C1sSNIeS.
OFREcEN::

La Esfera, Fortalesa "a, J SObrtHO j.
de .Arsnpas y COMlpaitta. -ARro1Bo
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a. Los que Venden BARATO
soBRINos DE AR4As
Crex IS SAN JUAN Cruxl1S
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Los ObispOs eHpsnoles qua fueron Roma
co 10 peregrinaci6n obrera nan publicado una
pastoral colectiva dGndo cuenta de Ia rscomendn.
Ci6n del Papa en- el aentido de que los cat6lisos
respsten acaten los podsres constitution, re.
comendaudo todos obedienciA siucera le &
Is recommendation del Sumo Pontifse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

For the last time-Bill Dalton remains
dead.
The new iron cells for the Oklahoma
City Jail are home made.
1t is said that the Choctaw road will
soon build depot in FL Reno.
As a result of the miners strike the
treasury of the Choctsw nation is empty.
not far from Medford and will be known
as Renfrow.
The postmaster in Oklahoma City has
succeeded it getting $500 extra allowance
for clerk hire.
Captain Woodson of Darlington will de-
liver an address on Indian allOtees in the
Chilocco schools July ).
South Enid announces Indignantly that
it will not consolidate with North Enid.
No one expected that it would.
Arkansas Tom has been carried away to
the Kansas penitentiary. This has been q
hard season on the Dalton gang.
The Oklahoma City spiritualists were
released because the judge couldn't see
where they had defrauded anyone.
The Watonga Republican was the only
paper in Oklahoma mean enough to call
attention to the fact that Bill Dalton was
Democrat
There is nothing an Oklahoma editor
will read with such intense interest as a
long column of candidates announce
ments in his own paper.
BY the way, isn't it about time again to
ask: What has become of Mr.. Jones,
formerly chairman of the Republican ter
ritorisl central committee
An FL Reno physician says there is great
danger in kissing, and LATE Merritt an
nounces that be is willing to risk his life
twenty times a day free of charge.
There is a preacher in Enid who talks so
loudly that Isenberg of the Wave has
come to the conclusion that the minister
thinks that the Great Jehovah is deaf
mute.
Oklahoma ships strawberries north
when the season here has not yet come,
and ships Strawberries south when the
Texas season has passed. Oklahoma is
bound to be in it anyway you fix it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
OKLAHOMA LEADS ON SILVER.

The Guthrie State Capital. reproduce
ing an EAGLE editorial which claimed
that Kansas Republicans had set the
pace for the National Republican party
on the silver question, protests. calling
the attention Of the EAGLE and the gen.
eral public to the fac. that the Terrific
rial Republican convention, on May 10th
adopted the following silver plank:
IS We demand a high protective tariff
on foreign silver bullion and the free coin
age of the American silver product"
The claim of priority Is conceded. The
plank quoted goes straight to the root of
the matter and unqucstionably concisely
reflects the convictions and demands OF
the west touching that monetary metal.
And it is not particularly surprisin. that
Oklahoma, the running mate of Kansas.
should have preceded US, by twenty
DAYS. IN giving expression to matter
that is bound to demand the earnest con-
sideratiou and action of tho next Ma
tio2al Republican convention.
Oklahoma and south Kansas are one.
Politically, financially and commercially
there is such community of interests as
probably mark no other two common
wealths IN the Union. There is closer
unity, a personal impact, such as needs
no explanation, existing between the peo-
ple of Oklahoma and south Kansas as
does not exist between west Kansas and
Colorado, north Kansas and Nebraska,
east Kansas and Missouri or between
any other two states; so IL is not start
ling fact that Oklahoma should have
preceded Kansas touching question
which was distinctly forced into the
state convention by south Kansas dele
gates.
Wichita and her people are more at
home in any city or town of Oklahoma
than they are in Topeka or IN Kansas
CITY, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
snAuE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM.

Re-affirming the Republican natlonai pl@'-
form Of 1892 ,-.or. ,,a+riot-
Ism of our party is in Itself guaranty 70 tne
ration fiat the interests OF ITS defenders
fbeir widows and orphans WEI be lDefaIIy
Tared for and we denounce their crueL anu iI
deliberate betrayal by the present De1hocraIi
Administration. iii,
Second; We adhere 70 the t t. .',if
doctrine of protection, and believe that tarlH
laws SHOULD protect the products Oh the IaiHi'
Rs well a. Of the factory. -. ~;
Third: The American people favor OF
rnetaIlism and the Republican party ue blaIluS
fhe use of both gold and silver as STANDARD
nancy with such restrictions and under
such provisions, 10 be determined Dy IeglsIa-
tion as1Tiu secure the maintenance OF the
rarity Of values of the two metals. anu Ina.
the purchasing and debt paying power Oh me ne
uollar. whether of gold, silver or paper, shali
he al ali times equal. The interests Of the
producers of the country, its farmers anu us
working men. demand that the mines be open
ed fothe coinage Of the silver OF the mines
Of the United States, and that congress. snoul, u
enact a law leyying a tax on lmportatlons OF
foreign silver sufficient to tuliy protect Tie
products Of our own mines.
Fourth. We favor national ard state legis-
iafion for the encouI ageme nj o. IfIlSaJioh-
Fifth: We denounce the present state al
,Djnisfration for Us violation of the laws and
contempt Of the courts. the corruption ana
inconpetencv of its officials, It's gross ms
management Of the state institutions, ana
for The discredit il has brought upon the
good name of the state. And we pledge inc
Republican party and the nominees OF tnls
convention TO a faithful and economical as
charge OF all official duties and to strict
observance and an honest enforcement 81 me
laws and to obedience TO the mandates Oh tue
courts. =,
sixth: To the maintenance OF these primer
piles we invite the support OF all patrloIlc
citizens.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
The aalieta 1ay EAGLE Saturday sornus guue %, 1894

reference was made 10 our intended
ascent of Ak-Dagh, the mysterious
abode of the jinn-
Before turning in for the night, we
reconnoitered our situati ton The lights
in all the tents, save our own, were
now extinguished- Not sound was
heard, except the heavy breathing of
some of the slumbering animals about
us, or the bark of dog at some distant
encampment. The huge dome of
Ararat, though six 10 eight miles
further up the slope, seemed to be
towering over US like some giant from
another world We could not see the
summit, so far was il above the envel-
oping clouds We returned to the tent
TO find that the zaptiehs had been given
the best places and the best covers to
sleep in, and that we were expected to
accommodate ourselves near the door,
wrapped up in an old Kurdish carpet
Policy was evidently better developed
trait of Kurdish character than hos
pitality."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
SHE WAS FOR cox.

A prominent woman advocate OF
female suffrage of this city, who is an
ex-president of the equal suffrage club,
remarked to the editor of the EAGLE
yesterday morning, incidentally, that
she had deserted the fad and repudlated
the entire movement as being a gloss
and sham, and one the tendencies of
which were detrimental rather than
beneficial from both political and social
considerations so far as women are con-
cerned: that women with the ballot, in
stead of purifying and elevating politics,
would belittle and degrade it. She de-
clared that she had not changed her
mind from anything the EAGLE had said,
but from personal observations and her
own experiences with women in munich
pal elections. When pressed for few
instances she protested that the recital
probation of the serious responsibility
of voting upon the part of women, as
would lower the EAGLES high estima-
ton of the sex, so must decline. She,
however, mentioned one instance where
in a lady acquaintance had been hauled,
in state, to the city hail and there
registered by the Democratic "Push. !"
4 Republican friend hearing OF the in
cident sent her box of fine assorted
candies with the request not to forget
his side on election day. And she
didn't: she voted for Cox for mayor and
for the entire Republican ticket in op-
position to the lady ex-presldent's side
and to her utter disgust.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23

less happy couples, as he ex-
pected his regiments TO obey him
on the battlefield. The endeavor to
make rough-and-ready soldier. like
Napoleon, hero of romance. is de-
eided failure-but the very attempt to
dc so shows to what extent the modern
revival OF the Napoleonic lere2i i car
ried- The best that can be said for
Napoleon in his character OF match
maker is that he sought to fuse the
new nobility of his own creation with
the old French titled families. and in
this way 10 revive and strengthen the
noble caste, which the French revolu-
ton had partially succeeded in de-
stroying. In this respect, as in many
others, the genius of Napoleon was d.
rected toward the revival of the old
regime in more despotie form than
during the reigns of Louis NV. and
his descendants
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
sac FOUGHT TaE EAGLE.

From the Kingman Democrat.
The suffrage convention met, the show
is over, the audience has dispersed aud the
lions have been taken from the arena.
The lion roared, the cock crOwed and the
whaDg-doodle incurred fo- its first born,
bat in cur estimation they accomplished
very little. Rev. Shaw devoted her time 10
fighting her personal troubles with the
Wichita EAGLE, in telling up how she
protested against paying her debts.
and that she was from B0sting. and in
telling anecdotes of the men, but so
far as we could see. she made DO zllu-
sioa to what the women wanted 70 vote
for, except that they wanted 10 vote
and make prohibition laws iot which
Kansas has plenty. There is one thing
she did do. however. and that was 70 make
auti-suffragists more firm in their belief
Following their own logic, leading Repub-
licans are convinced that should the suf-
f-age amendment carry the Pops will get
credit for il. The negroes, they say. are
grateful 10 the republicans for giving
them the ballot; likewise the women viii
feel kindly toward the Pops and will vote
their ticket The WiehiIa EAGLE. the To-
peka Capital and other Leading 20. ?. pa
peTs are keeniy alive 10 this danger, bat
they do not know what 10 40 about IL
They will have 70 face the music, however,
aud either defeat the amendment or en-
ihroae the Polulist party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23

self appointed champions o. free trade.
Il requires no small amount OF credulity
10 believe that three generations of
Democrats have been perpetuating a
national practical joke without being
even suspected as capable of deals like
this. Even their last cry was the long
est and loudest, so much SO that busi-
ness men, taking them at their word,
shut down the mills, reduced their stock,
cut down expenses and waited the onset,
but, up to date, this emasculated, decap-
itated Wilson bill is the result. To see
the treacherous wolves leaping the bar
riers of Republican policy at the first
bound and taxing the baby food of
every infant in the land, passes under
standing, but we await developments.
We may see the tabled white blackbird
before the session closes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
SEES IT DIFFERENTLY.
OKLAHOMA CITY. o. T., June

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T, June q.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
a correspondent writing over the name
of An Old Soldier in the EAGLE of yes
terday asks can member of the q. n. X
in good standing vote for an ex-rebel and
still maintain his standing. To which
the editor of the EAGLE responds: at is
quite certain that few ex-Ccnfederates
would cut from their ticket the name OF a
Johuuy and replace 1t with q Iank."
Now your comment may be nearer line
than we would.ike To see. but your readers
viii RENE N Der that Governor EishbAck OF
Arkansas was a Union soldier who received
more than a hundred thousand ex-rebel
votes two years ago when a candidate for
governor of that state, and was elected by
a handsome plurality. This is only one
case and there are many others.
4 Young VOTER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
Annals CACKLB DON'T HURT.

Lord, but it must be awful to be as mean
a man as Anna Shaw pictures Marsh Muir
dock out to be.-hingman Leader-COurier.
This woman, who signs Reverend" to
her name, and processes TO preach the
gospel OF Jesus Christ while ignoring
HIS principal apostle, who declared that
womans silence was more to be desired
than their tongues in the churches, has
from one end of the state to the other,
daily, since May 21st, abused and BELT
tied man whom she never saw and
probably never heard of until after she
left ''Bosting" She kept it up in season
and out until she landed in Wichita,
Whether because of the seeming ignor-
ing, or from the realization that she was
finally perched in the barnyard of the
"old Wichita rooster" she left off crow
ing and went to cackling about the ladies
Of the Cooking club, who, by vote, had
refused to entertain her crowd.
Why the ''gentle Anna" should have
withheld the "roast" which her flock of
bantams would have relished beyond ex-
preston must remain among the
mysteries pertaining to her sex. For
one who had taken the stump of the op-
position the EAGLE had been to her as
a sucking dove, but was careful that she
should not lack for provocation when
facing the crowd whom we would have
as surely reached She however "done''
the Cooking club to a turn. Anna and
baY. ill- NUO,1ldn't racorpiza n not - +har
met it on the big read. She is preacher
and likes the eating of yellow-legS with
the best of them, but not the cooking of
them, which would be beneath the
dignity of her cloth. But Anna will go
back to Boston and its beans after she
has failed to fool the men of Kansas into
making a man of her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
TAFFY PULLING ExrRAoRpIS1F7

TAFFY PULLING EXTRAORDINARILY.
while you're a gittin', sit a plenty"
This is the principal on which the senate
worked the Sugar Trust and the Trust
got it back in the shape Of legislation.
There IS said to be no robbery in a fair
exchange, but in this case it is different.
1t happens, incidentally, that sugar is
taken from the free list and placed on
the list of taxable articles. The further
coincidence that every inhabitant of the
United States uses sugar, makes every
one party to the deal. The 80 per
cent ad valorem taxed up to imported
raw sugars will undoubtedly raise the
price, and the rich and poor alike will
get fourteen pounds for dollar instead
of 20 under the present law. There is.
probably, not an overweening amount
OF sympathy for either of the principals
TO this deal. but the kick coues from
those who must foot the bill without
being consulted. As mere side issue il
Is further provided that the new schedule
Is TO be put to sleep for six months or
more. II the purpose of this clause is TO
put OF the taxing period IN the interest
OF the consumer, our solcns would be
entitled 10 credit for the short respite.
but we have dollars to do1ghnuts thar ii
the bin passes in this fern. the Amer
can Sugar Trust viii be the hesv!e>t
investor in sweet goods. at TIE expira-
ton Of the present law, that over loaded
West India vessel
The side splitting feature OF this farce
IS that it all comes round through the
i insIrumenial;ty OF the time honored and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23

But even among these people With
whom the cult OF the rattlesnake has
such astounding features. and where
until recent years every Pueblo kept q
sacred rattlesnalSe in q sacred room,
with special priests TO attend him. the
villainous little sand viper Is aeeursed.
Even those who have the power of the
snakes can DO nothing with him: he
scorns to be tanede even By the dropping
upon his head of the mystic pollen Of
the corn blossom
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23
W.T. AND wIsDoM.

The things that go without SAYING
must have escaped feminine attention
Puck.
Put a pig in a parIor and it would
immediately begin to look FOR mud
Rams Horn.
DUST think. captain. the uIa jor has
actually married a rich old maid
Obviously he wanted to have his col.
den wedding At once. ~-Fliegende Blat-
ter.
Look here. Staggers. don't BE-
| lieve You can look an honest man IN
the face" Well. won't deny il until
I'm brought face TO face with one. -
Inter-ocean-
-"Wha- d. nautical people mean BY
taci,ing?8 said one girl 10 another
Don't you know that" Not exactly"
Why, teaching-er-taeking is sailing
OF the bias. Life.
Some superstitious people claim
that if dog bowls, death is sure to
follow. 1t depends, one would saw.
good deal on the kind of rap one gets
at the dog.-Harlem Life.
Mistress Bridget. here's letter
for You from the dead-letter office
Bridget (eXcitedlyl-"It's me oula
mother, know, She's been ailin' ferz
long tonne. Oh, worrsh! worrah! wor.
rah,'-Puck.
DE great trouble 'boul CONVERSE
ton" remarked Uncle Eben, ''am dat
hits impossible ter show 81 much rig
'nality in tallSin bout dc weddah IS yoh
kin talkin' bout yoh neighbors."-
Washington Star.
A man who can run a furnace In
the spring Of the year so that his house
will not be either too hot or too cold. is
son of genius and the salt of thu
earth. and could run the United States
government with perfect ease. Boston
Globe.
Lover Quoting Shakespcare(-''Per-
dition catch my soul. but I do love
thee. And when love thee not
Modern Sweetheart (tirmlyl-"And
when you love not. Timothy. Il will
cost you somewhere about five hundred
pounds damages. "-1it-Bits.
-She-"How is II YOU were not al
Westend's reception" He-''I stayed
away on account OF a personal matter"
She-"May / ask what IL was" He
"Win you promise TO keep II n secret?H
She-"Yes.r He-"Wen. they failed
TO send me an invitation. - London
Chat
-Roscius-"What sort Of an actor IL
Buskin9' Stager-''Oh. he's well
enough in his line. He's all right in
Hamlet Richard the Third. and
things of that sort; but when IL comes
TO genuine farce cor.edy, he's nowhere.
he viii never become what is called
great actor. Boston Transcript.
Mrs. Numam-"I think I'd better
discharge our nurse. I'm afraid she
has deceived me about having had the
care Of children Mr.. Numsn--
Doesn't she take good care OF baby2'
Mrs Numan-"Yes. bat I notice that
she isn't acquainted with half the POI
licemen in the park. Inter Ocean.
-"Ill give you square meal she
said, IF you'll chop that wood. That's
all I've got 10 say 10 you" Madam
said Wandering Mike. are YOU maxim
that proposition COS yc need the wood
split. er out o. the kindness of yer
hearth ''Why-I amt in any particu-
lar need of the wood" Il suspected il
from yer manner. Madam. low 81
hev sunk, am still too proud 20 accept
charity" And he stalked away
Washington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23

Backerine, the new marvellous cure
for consumption, is made of a yeast from
beer and honey. And let it be said for
the sake of few that the honey and the
yeast is absolutely necessary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23

Allen of Nebraska accuses Chandler of
making 'low, dirty insinuations," which
is quite a change from the highly refined
sugar talk that has monopolized the SEN
ate for some time past,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-23

The complete way in which Miss
Pollard has dropped out of sight ought
to reassure Governor Waite that it is
possible, after all, to get the country to
forget you.