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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

The case of the Cannon Commission
company against the Missouri Pacific rail-
road, was given 70 the jury YESTERDAY. 10
this case the Cannon company shipped
several loads o. grain TO an elevator which
had failed aud 10 some war mold the rail
road responsi Ole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

Hon. Tom Mccarthy Of l4arned Is in tie
City spending Sunday win his daughter.
Miss Nora, who viii graduate this year =;
All Haliows academy. he says IL raiaei
AT Lzrned continually for thiriy-eish.
hours aud that the people are y-rg cl.ce..
ful over the crop prospects.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

Shelley Freeman gave a birthday marty
yesterday. Those present were Bessie
Hing, Pearl DohSon. Bertha Davis. Jean
Howard, May HUM. Waiter aud Henry
GILES. Ray lsreai. David Draper. Hes. Nc.
Cartney. Harry and Charlie Freeman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

George Howard, Charles Browne. Bill
Tague and Pete Smith, were each fined
s. IN the poles court yesterday These
four men were lettering around the rail-
roads, from which place most of the other
Stiffs are generally brought.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

W. II. Carter. of Belle PLANE. was in
the city yesterday aud reported nice rain
down IL that country. Prospects are good,
he says, for fair crops.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

Colonel +. j. Tully of Wellington was
in the city yesterday attending the circus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
MARRIED IN STYLE
WEDDING OF FRED MANCOURT AND
MISS MARY YOUNG.

Ceremony is Carried Ont With Much
Solemnity in the Unitarian Chapel,
Before a Large Number Of
Friends and RelativeS-Pul-
pit Decorated With Flow
ers-Other Events in
the Social World
ofthe Peerless
Princess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

Mrs. II. Bolte and children leave today
for New York where they Will take a
steamer on June ) for Germany for an e1-
tended trim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

Mrs. :. L. DaBois left Friday for a visit
OF several weeks with friends in Illinois.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

Henry Roberts of Joplin, No, was in
the city yesterday visiting old friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
Crawford's April IS.

SACRED CONCERT.
Blind Charlie the musician will give one
OF his entertaining programmes in the
Reformed church, corner of Topeka ave-
nus and Lewis street. on Tuesday. He
will have new pieces and will consist of
sacred music. The price of admission is
10 cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

extremely clever actor and made an ex-
cellent foil for Aunt Bridget"
Ben. F. Grinnell as ''Alton's" college
cbum. Jack Tryser." has nimble pair OF
legs, and his dancing and singing with
Polly" made an empatic success.
Miss Alice johnson and Jennie Dicker-
son. the vccoIis,s. have beautiful voices,
and their costumes were a revelation to
the ladies.
In fact the play is crowded with good
things and a prosperous run is an assured
fact.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
PHILADELPHIA STORE
P0STcFFIOE CORNER
ANNUAL SALE OF
CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS.

Broadcloth capes, in tans
and black, at 50, worth So. 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-30
Gissc WidDtsge Gittwan0crumss
GntfmciOssst9.

g8afGin0ton, "a. M}ai. Der SDIiei=
tor bes S0abants &eepe Fat eine mid
tiee @inlponDerungs s=Gntf9eioung abge=
seben. !. IS bauoelte li6 um folgenoen
6alts
9sor einiger 3eit fam Elm ruiiii6er
g(usmanoerer, 9amens SalOmDn Sto=
lermon, al Den Die 6amburg=Gmerifa=
niI1e 8aGetfdbrt 9lftiell=Gelelllbaft elm
0ur6biaet naN Cincinnati perfauft
bntte, auf einem 9ompfer biefer Gjeiel=
fd)aft in Guebec an uno reilte na6 Gin
cinnati ipeiter. Nei ieiner Nnfunft oa=
Ielbit ergab liD, oab Stolernlan 5u Der
&lalie BON Ginipanoerern geb0rt, benen
Die 2anDuns iii ben Ser. Staten ni1t
eeItattet lit, ba er infolge elmer friibern
&rentbeit ni0t in Stanbe lit, Ii6 lel=
nel llnterbalt 5u nerOienen.
Ser Solicitor bat nun entf6leben,
bab Die 9ambur9er 2inie Stolernan
au5 einem ibrer spilbe1 Samburg unb
gaem Oorf Derfebrenoen Sampfer suriif=
autransportiren Dat uno oaB, ipenn tie
1i0 oeNen tpeigert. Stolerlaan nit elmer
qnberen 2inie 5uriif3ui6iden nno biz
Soften Der 6amburger 2inie 5ur 2al1
al legen Iin0.
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2O9 Stst,tDett im eittrr sSSbte
eiaacsMloiIcts.

gBir bra1teit bpr Ia Sagetl eine &a=
belnadri6t uon Der giniAHebung uno
i1lieBli6en Rettuns BON z 3ouriften
aus Der 2uglp6bDble BET Spurai9 in
Steiermarf. 9lus ben ieitber eingetrOf=
fenen goitna6ri9ten erttnebnen mir
folgenbe Gin5eli6iloerune glis am z.
Wai nad 209itiinbiger giniperrung um
balb 5 llbr 9tbenbs Der lebte Sprens=
i6uB fiel, bliften Sunberte nit atbem=
lofer Spannung natb benz S0bleneillz
3ange. 9a Selgt li1 i'm fihlteren Sob
lenf6lunbe pl0blib cine @eitalt. Cine
na9tise gepeguns gebt bur6 Die Men=
ge, lQngiam bon 5mei Mdnnern geitiibt
panfteine ba9ere 6eitalt iiber ben 9totb=
ites, Der erite Der @efansenen 1T
enoli9 ans Sasesli6t selanst. getdu=
bertoer Subel erbebt fib, hunoert 9dnbe
pinfen aber CUR &ube.
8er 1T oieies Sfelett, bem Die gugen
aus Den 96blen quellen beilen 3dbne
bon ben aI6fablen 2ippen faum beoeft
peroer +? Seine Nusen itieren gl1n5=
los in Die 2uft, fein Geli6t 1T tpie nit
2ebm bei6miert uno bon einem srdbli=
6en 2d6eln perserrt. Ser llnterfiefer
fdllt berunter, 9iiemano erfennt ben
damn. IS 1T Der 15jdbri9e Geali1ii=
ler &uoplf 9aib. 9lls bliibenber Sling
ling betrat er bic untertpelt, ipie Elm
berblDbeter Greis fam er ans Sages=
li6t. ST miro auf cine Sra9babre ge=
legt, feline Gleioer iperben i6m BON
2eibe genpmmen, Die S6ube abgei6nit=
ten. st erbdlt frif6e Wdi9e, miro nit
9efen beoedt uno Elm itdrfenoer Sog=
nacf6luf miro ibm eingefl0Bt, Den er
gierig einI9liirft.
Sie SGpelier uno Der 8ruoer bes
llngliifli9en na6en Der 8abre. Die
S6tpelter fdlt in Sbnma6t beim 9tn=
blif bes fur6tbar entitellten Sruoers ;
Der 8ruoer ergreift beIIen 9ano - &u=
oDlf Saio erfennt gtiemanoen.
u&uoolf, tpeiBt Su, tper i6 bin 2"
frog. Der Sruber. Ser 96blenmaml
srinit unb fleti6t Die 3GDne.
@nbli6 i9eint ibm Die gelinnung gu
riifsufebren, er miro nod Der naben
garafe 9ebra6t, bort beginner Sani=
tQtsmdnner ben 8Drper oes Siinglin9s
5u frottiren, Die 2lerste flOBen ibm &og=
nof, Sbee unb 3uferwalier elm, man
befitr6tet, baB er jeoen slusenblif per=
i9eioen uerOe. Snoeb erbDlte er li6
na9 uno na@ uno 1T Ieitber tuieoer Doll=
itdnoi9 bergeltellt tpprOen. e
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Gin snhuter 21luc.

eSn Der Miitteipinter 9lusitellung in
San 6rancisco iplte Oieier Sage Elm
9reismettfampf stpiIben benz Gingfdm=
pier Sanbpip unb GDl. 3oniel 6. goD=
ne's ge5dbmtem SDtpen Commodore"
ltattfinben. ueber 5000 PerIonen tpa=
rem anpeienb, nm 3euee bes ieltenen
S6aulpiels 81 iein. Sem 20tpen mar
freili1 Elm Waulforb anselegt uno an
feline pprberr Yfoten tparen ibm 8Dr=
9anoi6ube geifeft morOen iiberoieb
Bate man feline freie 8epeeuns bur0
ScIIelung iehr beI6rdnft.
9ls Gunoow in Den gilcnfdfig bes
26pen trat, lag oieler auf alien Sieren
am 8oben uno nabm feline Notis bon
Dem erbaltenen 8eiu9, mar aud ipeoer
burb Stpben nod S6lagen gu beipe=
gen, auf feline SiiBe gu iteben, Sn ftoi=
f6er &ube DerlOr er ieinen Glei6mutb
fsinen Mugenblif. Ganbotu bob i'm
auf unb iNiittelte i'm nab re1ts uno
linfs, aber alles umionft, bas Sbier
riibrte fein @lieo. v3iebt mir Die
Sanbl1ube aus uno legt mir ben Maul=
forb ab, bann mill ib's nit ibm auf=
nebmen" 10 bat infer gefeHelte 26ne
wabrI6einli0 geoa9t. 9la0bem Die
Sadie etipa sebn Wlinuten 10 seoanert,
mubte Sanppp als Sie9er erflart tper=
ben.
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Scr Sopf er bGmat iDns bittest.

syn Der GeI6i6te bes preuBiI6en 9u=
reaufratismus linb bier uno ba Son=
oerbarfeiten gu per3ei6nen, aber Der
jiingfe 8orfaQ iibertrifft an SDnoer=
bartlett tlnb llllglaubli9feit alles bisbe=
rige. sSn Oppeln giebt es mod eine o6=
ri9feitlibe grottore lleberf9reitungen
Der BON Der Obrigfeit borgti6riebenen
Sare Iinb ltraf fbar. Sie Boliseiberpal=
tung gu Sppeln bat auf @runo Oieier
gerorbnung 9e9en bier oortige 8dfer
ein,StrafmanOat erlalle1, neil lie Dem
Yublifum Srote berfauf # Datten. tpel9e
lpgar 150--200 @ramm I 9merer
waren, als Die Sare es porgeI6rieben
bate. Sas S6Dffengeri6t bat Die 3d.
der freigeipro6en, Die 5tpeite Straftam=
mer bes 2anogeri6ts Sppeln bat lie aber
na6 S148 9tbl. s Der @eiperbeprbnung
perllrtbeilt, Der Strafienat bes &ammer=
seri6ts binsegen bat lie frei9eiproden,
ba nur iol6e lleberl6reituneen Der Sare
itrafbar icien, Die fiir oas Yublifum
l,abtbeilig Ieien. 9a brdngt Ii6 bo0
Die 6ro9e ouf, mas Die 8erpaltun9sbe=
borben fir Elm urtbeil iiber Die Nmtsei=
9enf0aften zines @befs Der Yoli5eiper=
tpaltllng, Der Elm oerartiges Strafman=
Dat ergeben lallen fann uno zines
Stoatsanmalts, Der iogar gegen oas
freilpre9erbe ulrtbeil oes S66fienge=
ridts Yerufung einlegen fpnnte, 9efdllt
baben, unb Of man Die 8eioen nilbt ing
Srrenbaus 9eibift bat, tunbin lln5luei=
fel6aft iol9e 6erren ge1Dreu miiroen :?
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0ra,,iaut oe9et lid iclbif.

Die 9rauamiteu unbiloen - unbilbeu beren nibt
enmal ein gBtloer 9e9en gtebennteni6en fabig tit -
ocrilbt Der cptiiirte Yeni6 gc8en i, iuom er bra.
itl1 iptrtenoe %ur9anSen oerl0luft peDe ibn Wta.
9eufrdmpfe Deruroer1 iene @in9eipeibe lmfrenlpelt
uo Ieinen 3Drper i9p6deu @ele 2eute tbuu bies be-
itdrbi9 III benz @lau6en. baB uur Weoi5;nen uub ipe=
5e bfn9rmttte loelde gelualtIan iptren BON 9lusen
ieen Inter bieier trIgeren Sllnion pirb un9Iaub.
lttD neI an oer Seiunobet 9einbigt. 9asenige stbs
fii9rmittel pelheS BEN ppbltbdgen Wtrfen uatirli=
den StlbI9an9s ont naditen tommt lit 5piteters Wtas
9en6itterS boS i6met3os, ober bur9greenb ipirft
uno Die @ngemeoe r6fti9t antat tie su reaeu nnb at
itm6den Ser Wta9en unb Die &eber merben 9e1cbaei=
ttg oes mobltbdgen GinluiIes tbeIbaftig ben beies
unoer9Ied)Itdf strfanrt auf bic gouse &ontitutipn
ausibt. Ntalarioortt9e rbellmatiiGe. ytierer= uub
Geroeneibeu tretDen por oem 9itters Die Seoel
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Simaacn= Sd)ifffaDrt.

gs 1T Elm lpeitperbreiteter Srrtbun1,
baB Die S6iFffabrt ouf ben groben
8irnenieen nenlser gefdbrli6 1T, als
Die ouf ben Mfeeren uno bieiem Srr=
tbum tritt cine alte vWallerratte" in
Der vSetroiter Nbenopoit" in folgenoer
gBeile entaegen
vWenn auf Dem Ocean, auf bober
See, Elm Sdiff ppm 5turm, betroffen
miro. 10 tperben Die Dberen uno rnte=
rem Sesel feltsemadt, Die S6ratie9el
eingesoeen, Die Marslesel bi6t 9erefft
uno bic Smut" (ber Sue) bes S6iffes
9eeen ben Minb gefebrt. Damn mag's
tpeber, 10 farf, pie's Der Simmel nur
ieuoen fam. Gefabr 1T, menn bas
Sabrseus feetii6tia nidt borbanoen.
Gin Mann Itebt am gtuoer, elmer auf
Dem Qus9ud uno Der &ef Der S6tifs=
mannl6aft i6ldft poer ersdblt ii6
uS0n6ens" unter Dem S6ube bes
GrpBbootes. G5eeraum lit genug por=
6anoen unb bas S6iff fam treiben io=
melt unb wo1in es milf, obne felltge
Siilte, Glippen pber Sranoung fiir6=
ten su milHeu.
gBie anoers bier auf ben lanoumgiir=
teten, feinen Sreibraum geipdbrenoen
Seen! Sm 6riibjabr lmb i'm 9erbit,
beionoers i'm lebteren, tpD Die Stiirme
sa6lrei6 unb beftig iino, tits iebr ge=
fdbrlid, gefdDrli6er, mie geiagt, als
auf Dem Ocean. 9as SerabieDen Der
3iefpaiierlellte, ,. +. Sceanleute, auf
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T alfo 9an5
oumm ln,o unbegriinoet. 98enn 10
Elm grablbans pon gallatZSeenlann
mad ben Seen peri6lagen miro uno
bier 9ieniie 1limmt, 10 brau0t er nur
einen ein3iaen 6erbit auf Dem Supe=
rior= poer Mlibigan= ooer SurpnIee
bur6suma6en, UNI Seium @brilfum,
pie Die Geoe gebt, erfennen uno einle=
ben au lernen, baB er iein gan5es Seben
ppn einem fiir6terliben sSrrtbum be-
fonoen oeipeIen. @eipDbnli0 balten
Die Sceanleute au6 ni6t lange auf ben
8inneniee'n aus. sic iu1en 1ib e11t=
peber 8ei6dftiguns an 2ano, Ooer
1ie te6ren Suriid gum 8ater Ocean, auf
Dem iie grob setporcen, nno Der i1nen
feline 10 i6limmen Strapa3en bringt
uub auf Dem Die 2ebensgefabr ni6t 10
erpB III, pie in ben Srtblings= uno
6erbfnonaten auf Den SiibpalIer=
iee'n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-30
yDrblib aebeuD.
@iibIia aebenb.

SIN BEN nit beaeGneten Statiouen ipirb anf Gig
mol angebalteu.
GSeuouen &nlhInb ftubet mdn IN Waartetfa an PIE o.
& 8. g. B., 8. & 8. g. Gr. 3. 81 o. nnb DbIo &toer
gtIeubohu uub Gampfbpote au bem Obio GiuB IN
Gam6roge an bic .. & 9. bitli nno meftli4 IN Wefu
@pmerstopn on bic q. s. 6. q ct Snnts eiienbabm
DItlic1 unb fpeitiid. in Canal 0oper NIT Der u S %
80 uub g. Il g. nbrblicb nnb bftidb. in Vallep Junes
tiou NIT Der 10. & g. 6. unb ber 0alep Giienbabn.
6. %. Page, 5. 8. 1aDlnr,
g. ~ &I. H. Guut. 2raas.
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Gl;ttstiacn aus Der GaGbar=
SGlaft.

Gin Serr s. Sorum, DAT Yarf,
ST.. idreibt an Or. peter TabrneD in
Gbicaeo, ST., iiber ben Wertb uno Die
@irtllns bon dDritis glpenfrduter, mie
fplgt: SD iomobl als meine Srau lino
gu Der uebersell9lng gelangt, oaB Sor=
mis- 9llpenfrauter 8lutbeleber Die bette
Mebisin i'm Martte lit. SD lit felt
Sabren an 9Dspeplia uno neine Srall
an GopFmeb. Wir gebrau1ten oas
9ubenb BrobeHai6en bas mir uns fom=
men lieben unb muroen beibe ppaitdn=
big bergeitellt. gBir baben llns baber
ellti1lollen, ME mebr obne bies berrli6e
Wlittel 5u fem uno es INNER i'm 9aufe
81 balten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-30

is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark Of the Keystone WatcA
Case Combany, of Philadelphia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees capaclty2ooo
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers.. 1t makes
the celebrated Jas. Boss FILLED
Watch Gases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case-the
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Sin peritorbener anaelebener

Sin peritprbener aneeiebener So
brifant ppn Batent Mebisinen ertldrte
uns ein1t. IS lei unnl6slih, baB ii6 Der
8ertrieb npn 8rant's s 8aliam lob=
men tonne, neil mir fiir ben iibli6en
greis 81 srpBe Glai6en abgaben Der
BON anbern Gabrifanten erSielte groBe
Yrpfit, init benz iie ibre glnaeigen oefer,
lalie fi1 10 li6t errei6en. gs iiberiab,
ooB BEL 9lnseisen bas Yublifum nibt
nur auf Die Qualitdt, lonbern aud auf
Die Auantitdt liebt, mas Der ftets suneb=
nenbe 8erfauf bon 8rant's Baliam
aufs gldn3enbite betueist. 0ieier bat Die
anbern dbnliben Meoi3inen ldilgff iiber=
fliigeit. GroBe 6lai6en, fleine DDieti,
IAnelle Mirfling Is llnb 80 Gents
sslaI1en IN ber Mpptbefe BON
2 Sr. s.. 8. 0entfd.
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GmGleas Glssifa GaGbe.

Die bette 6albe in Der Nelt fir
56nittipunben, Gei6tuiire, 5alSflub,
6ieberipunoel glusf6lag, aufgeiprun=
gene 9dnbe, Srpftbeulen, 9iibnerausen
uno ale Saiitausi6ldse, ioiuie iie be-
Itimmt Sdmprrbpiben beilt. sic ipirb
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit gu 9e=
ben, ober bas Gelb miro 5llriifgeaeben.
Yreis 25 Gents per 5baAtel BEL S. 6.
Wiiller llno 6Dhn.
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Sas fransOliide WifniIferium s

= Sas franS0Iiide Mtniiterium Ga=
Iinlirsperier bat IN Der 9eputirtenfaln-
iner cine 9iieoerlage erlitten unb infpige
beilen ieine Gntlalllitg eingereint. Sic
0eranlaBung mar Elm Yerbpt Der Ge=
gierling, ipona6 es ben 9lngeifellgn Der
@taatSbabnen llnterlagt iporbeii, Ii9
BEL Dem GDngreB Der Gilenbabn Mnge-
Itellte,i su betbeiligen. Sic Ganlmer
itimntte einem glntrag Su, tpelder Die
Meeieruns anfforoert, fsineit llnterIbieo
spiiben Mngeitelten bes 6taates ililb
Der pripataelellf6aften iii MAIDEN, uno
sipar init PSI gesen 223 Stimlnen.
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fis,u polepmrtemcS .Nsracf |!

Sh, @ilIiam Cole. elm Bite
ger BON &eaoin8. 1a.. beeiotse
hermit. baB id) 6 Sabre an etitent
Der ictlimmiten Salie Der Sugsnos
siinben litt; meiIi 90rper itmerate
mid 70, tpie rur fraitie Nsrpsis
ibmerSen t1nnen. SD ioniite
MIR isbr tpsnis eiisn. Bon sinentz
Starteit, iunee,t Manit niageris tdb
5u etnem Gtrtpps, nno mar
fhredIih GnSuiebett, uito
fntt,ftr mint h0S 0eriualfG fbufIz
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-05
HoME OF THE eRANTs.
Ulysses, Jr,, and Jesse In n Land OF SUM
shine and Flowers


SANTIAGO. Cal, Nov. Here with
in dozen miles of the Mexican line
the sons of Ex-Presi6ent Grant and their
families are living. while their mother
makes her home with them during the
winter season.
Last winter the wife Of y. s. Grant.
Jr-, who las wealth in her own right,
bought ono of the finest mansions in the
city, a three story brick structure of the
Queen Anne style of architecture, and
has since dwelt therein. Tt is situated
upon a hill in the rear of the city, about
a mile from the shore Of the beautiful
bay, and commands one Of the lOveliest
views in the world
The land gradually slopes down to the
water, covered with the buildings of
modern and progressive city that
emerged from its tropical torpor in the
memorable time known as the boom =
Long wharves jut out into the ''land
locked bay, entered by CabrillO IL
1912 and pronounced good " Here
are ships from various parts OF the
world unloading their cargCes, and the
busy ferryboa plies back and forth be-
tween the city and the peninsula of
Coronado, where one of the most famous
hotels IN the country occupies an I'M
rivaled position, with the ocean at its
feet and purple yelled mountains in the
background. On the right hand the high
promOntory Of Point Iona protects the
opening to the harbors with q light
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-05
THE CODE OF HONOR.
A Sense or Humor Has stopped Many
Sanguinary Contest
Especial Correspondence-l

Especial IIeSpOuQGuCt.l
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The PROPOSE
ton made by City Editor Ruebesamen
IF the Chicago Abend Post to fight a
duel with City Editor J. p. Stepnes of
The Freie Presse Of the same city and
then another one with City Editor Seld-
man, also of The F'reie Presse because
Of articles printed in that paper alleging
mismanagment Of the German Press
club, seems funny enough, even in this
city, where the code for so many years
held full sway. 1t is a pity that the
challenged men did not have enough of
the saving sense of humor to reply to
the challenges in such manner as to
turn the wrath of the challenger into
merriment and so add more to the gay
ETY. Of the nations than has already been
contributed.
Notwithstanding the fact that it was
so long considered in New Orleans that
the duello was the only practicable and
honorable way Of settling certain sorts
of differences the light touch of humOr-
Gus treatment has in the past stopped
more than one personal encounter. Ber-
nard Marigny, in his day one of the
most accomplished duelists in New
Orleans, a creole gentleman, figured IN
two of these episodes.
In the first of these it was he who
stopped the fight. Among his friends
was one-Tissier by name-whO was a
great beau, and Of course most dainty
and fastidious IN his dress. Marigny was
fond of teasing Tissier, and when the
two met would often throw up his
hands, strike an attitude and exclaim:
How much admire you'll What a
dandy you areP'
This happened once too often, and
Tissier, though well aware that he was
not half so good a marksman as Ma
rigny, challenged the latter to fight The
challenge was accepted and pistols
named as the weapons The men had
been placed facing each other at the old
dueling ground known as The Oaks
Suddenly Marigny dropped his pistol.
his eye rolled IN mock admiration, and
his hands went up
How admire himi'' he said sadly
ssAnd must I then kill him.
Tissier could not keep from laughing,
although he felt solemn enough at the
moment for he fully expected to be kill
ed There was no duel. and the two
men, impulsive, like all creOIes, en- bEz=o-
ID instead Of shooting each other, and
aenewing their old friendship were ever
after devoted comrades.
CHARLES APPLEBEE.
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HOME OF ULYSSES S. GRANT, JR.


house at the end. Looking south, or to
the left, peak after peak of the coast
range rises against the cIoudless sky,
and back Of them Table mountain, go
miles away IN Lower California. is
plainly SEEN
The house has a history connected
with ''the boom. 1t was built for a
young banker, whose rapidly acquired
fortune vanished as quickly as it came,
and he was forced to give up his home.
The finishing of the interior is very
beautiful A lawn surrounds the house,
in which fan palm trees are growing.
In the rear is a rose garden containing
many choice varieties of the queen of
flowers Mrs. Grant remained with
her son Ulysses until her departure for
the east this summer to meet her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sartoris.
Jesse Grant has just moved into a
new house farther back on the hill 1t
is a singularly plain building, partly
colonial, painted yellow and standing
close to the street.
Both families live very quietly, not
mixing in San Diego society They are
all plain il manner and appearance.
The gentlemen hunt a great deal, quail
and ducks being plentiful in the conn
try roundabout. They came to this re-
mote spot III order to escape rigorous
winters and appear to be content with
an unconventional life in a land Of sun
shine and flowers
CLARA SPALDING BROWN
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