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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
RAIN AT SALTWATER.

Special dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle
SALTWATER, o. l., Aug. 1S.-Refresh-
iu2 showers fell here last night, breaking
the drouth. which the western portion OF
Payne county has been suffering from for
the past six weeks.
The Payne county normal institute Is Ia
session at this place with seventh seven
teachers in attendance, most of them
young I'D es. The session viii close OF
the first day of September.
The regents of thu Oklahoma AGricul-
fural and Mechanical college meet here to-
day for tie purpose OF concluding bust
ness which they were unable to transact
at their last regular meeting. by reason oi
the absence Of Governor Il ufrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
SUPERSTITION.
why the Little Miss would Not Speak to
the Polite Little Boy.

why the Little Miss would Not Speak to
the Polite Little Boy.
Existence itself being mystery, those
who exist are fond of mysteries. The
marvellous, the weird and the unusual have
attractions for every one. The same per-
sons who declare themselves as being op-
posed to all superstition and unbelievers
in il will devour with avidity some novel
which deals with eerie heroines and i'm
possible heroes. Tho high pressure educa-
ticn Of the present generation has not Grad
icated all superstition. and it is highly i'm
probable. Judging from the logic which
the following incident furnishes, that the
next generation will be free from 1t:
4 little miss was sitting on the steps in
front of her home on Washington avenue.
4 boy in the middle of the road was vain
" trying TO persuade poorly balanced
Kite 70 flv. After some maneuvering by
the boy the kite lodged on the roof of the
house. He approached the little girl and
politely requested permission TO go after
his kite. She paid no attention to him
Three times he repeated the remark. and
then. concluding that she was deaf and
dumb. he got the kite without her permits
sion.
The little girls father, who had seen the
whole occurrence, reprOved her for not an
swering such polite lad
His daughter replied:
| Il had just finished my count"
''What is your COUNT" inquired the
/ parent.
WHY" said she, astonished that her
/ father should be ignorant Of such a mo
mentous piece of information, all the
girls that 20 in my set are counting AZ
/ ter YOU count 90 negroes and one China
! man the first boy you speak to viii be
your sweetheart and your husband Now,
! that was a nice hoy, but he was not the
/ kind I wanted for q beau, so Won see
didn't dare TO speak 70 him Exchange,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
WILL TRY TO PASS THEM.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S-Senator Harris,
acting chairman Of the finance committee.
ms called meeting of that COMMITTEES for
1880 Monday, when, it is understood, the
supplemental tariff bills will be taken mp
and an fort made To have them report
ed Notwithstanding the sentte's adoption OF
he Murphy resolution. declaring against
the practicabilily Of all efforts at further
con ed legislation during this sess on.
The Democratic members OF the committee
sag they do not consider the action OF the
senate il the matter of the resolution rs
binding upon the committee, and they VIII
make au effort to have the bills reported
1t le 81
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"Any fair proposition would not be over.
locked. or course sonsethiug should be
put up Ia case the authorities lntsrfered
A. to lat nom-ut Training II NOT the
plrs~,nIe~t thing IN the world and its
mighty expensive"
Surprising you and Corbett were al
lowe.i - 90 each for expenses rs Coreett
ard Niicu-ii Were, would that be asree-
able u vuus"
"'PetfecIiy. | only want reasonable
assurance that the H.. ht can be brought OF
nnd a fair guarantee IN the way OF money,
Peter answered
About the t!me;'
.'0h, three months would be ample for
me-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
SUES FOR MORTGAGE BONDS.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Aug. lS-In the
Sarcamon county circuit court today
JOIN c. Shor1an of Chicago, = >urviyiu-
tsas-ee and representing the holders OF
the first mortgage bonds for 10000 Is
sued by the Jacksonville Southeastern
railway in 1850, commenced suit to fore
close The morI gage. The same suit i Fls0
s-.ed To operate against the JaCSSOuyill..
I.,!tsville and -. Lonls railway, the road
now IN the hands OF Ju L " heeicr Te
ceiv-r. The bi | recit-s be fac that hl~
ro,d was part OF the Jacksonville south
eastern system at the time the bonds were
issued and WAS sold to the pres -nt owners
.nh;-ct 70 the lien OF The bonds, Tue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
GROVER DOESN'T APPROVE THEM
River and Earbor Bill Becomes Law
Without His Signature.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The river and
harbor bill. carrying Sll,4'9leO, became a
law at midnight tonight without Pre>i-
dent CleveIsnd's signature, the legal limit
of ten DAYS having expired within which
be could sign or veto il. H. Is the third
time during Mr.. Cleveland's two terms,
that a river and harbor bill has become a
law without his approval, the only other
bill Of this kind submitted To him
having been vetoed. Fears were
expressed up TO a late hour TO-DAY
that the present bill would be
vetoed, as Mr.. Cleveland made II known
to the river and hqrbor managers several
months ago that he did not want the total
OF the bill 10 exceed ten millions. The ap-
propriatious were paired down In the
houSe but the senate raised the amount.
The conference finally reduced 1t 70
HIS. 100, aud thus II WAS agreed 10 IN
both houses. ASIDE from the amount car,
ried bv he bill. the Suudry civil appro-
pria.ious bill also carried S, 500 coo for
TIger and hsrbor contracts, making
total for this class OF work OF SlOS'o, $50
An important feature Of the new O!It !
that IL authorizes no new contracts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
He SLIPPED TIE OFFICER.

GUTHRIE. O. T., Aug. lS-Dsc Hart
meyer of FL Reno was arrested yesterday
fer getting board under false pretenses.
TIL arrest WAS made al the instance + ptsl
proprietor OF the Palace hotel Dc 5 said
to have accumulated 4 bl. Of 81, some
{ me ago. and when be was over this time
asa witness IN tie Reayes-Olyer land
contest. he again boarded at the Palace.
y sterday he was arrested as he was IeaV-
i1.. the city. lie pleaded witt the proprle-
ra- 20 let him off on the criminal charge
r- yiiiug he paid his bin. AMI when he
~, let of 10 get the money he skipped
4 Ii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
SHERMAN IN THE FIELD.
/ He Was n Light Sleeper, ard His Living
Was simplicity Itself.


On the march and in the camp Sher-
mans life was simplicity itself He had
few brilliantly uniformed and useless aids
about him. The simple tent fly was
his usual headquarters, and under 1t all
his military family ate together lis dis
patches he wrote mostly with his own
hand. He had little use for clerks. But
Dayton, his adjUtant general, was better
than a regiment Of clerks. When we halt
ed somewhere in the woods for the night,
the general was the busiest man in tho
army. While others slept his little camp
fire was burning, and often IN the long
vigils of the nj ght l have seen tall form
walking up and down by that ire Sher-
man himself slept but little. He did not
seem to need sleep, and have known nm
to stay bur TWO hours in bed many night
IN later years a slight asthma made much
sleep impossible for him. After the war,
when was at his home in It. Louis, he
seldom retired till - or o'clock. 1t was
often a. late, too, on this march.
1t was a singularly impressive sight TO
see this solitary figure walking there by
the Pickering campfire while the army
slept Ii a gun went OF somewhere IN the
distance, or If an unusual noise were
heard, he would instantly call one Oh u 10
go and find out what 1t meant. lie pala
small attention TO appearances, TO dress
almost none.
There Is going TO be battle today,
sure, - said Colonel Audenreld OF the stall
one morning before daylight
How do YOU know asked cornrade.
"Why, don't you see? The general Is
up there by the fire putting on clean
collar. The signs dead sure.
\ battle did take place that day, and
Cheraw, with 80 cannon, fell into our
hands.-''Some Personal Recollections OF
General sherman. by ) II. NJ Byers IN
McClure's Magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
4 onesr Barometer.

\ French gentleman has a queer sort OF
,,.,,,-,s,,r II is q drolI little figure made
OF ginccrbrcad, which he puts outside o.
his window every morning. II the aay Is
line and the air dry and clear, II remains
crisp and firm, bu5 If Storm Is hre'zli :, z
the gathering moisture makes the CAKE
soft and crumbling. lie has 70 buy a iresh
one pretty often, for his little weather
prophet does not stand the wear and tear
OF the atmosphers very lonS.-Nsw 10f>
Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
REoULATINa YELLoWsIoNE PARk

WASHINGTON. Aug lS-Ihc new rules
aa6 regulations governing the Yellow
stone National park were promulgated At
the interior department today. They are
established in pursuance Of authority con
ferrsd by the act Of congress Of May last
and makes number OF lmpOTtan-
changes Heretofore there has BEEN nC
actu-l legal m berry vested in the Inter
f..r sre.artment 10 cou6>cste the outfits ~
psr>ois caught hunting, killing, trapP n
or cantnriug birds q Wild animals IN the
rsrE By the new rules coufiscaisou -
authorized. Fire arms VIII b permitted
n the park only on written permission CT
The superintendent Fishing IN any othe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
MAJORS RUN At LARGE.

NEWPORT. 4. L, Aug. lS.-Ihe annual
coacuing parade, one OF the biggest out
door events Of the Newport season, TOOK
place this afternoon and WAS grand sue
cess. The coaches assem- b!ed at y arragah-
set Pier The IouU. was over Ocean ave-
nue. to Batemans, where luncheon was
served and many Of the party sent the
afternoon in dancing. Eleven coaches were
in line Among Jhs IN 1T prominent Were
those driven by Prescott Lawrence, Jas.
J. Van Allen. Theodore 4. Havemeyer,
Oliver II. =. Belmont, Ogden Mills, Perry
Belmont. W. Watts Sherman, Harold
Brown, Eugene Higgins and DR.. w. Sew
. I'd Mrhh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
CLINE IS ARRESTED.
Mayor Of Round Pond Grabbed at Kan.
sas City

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1S.-Cline, the police
reporter fer a paper here. was ar
rested today by federal officers on the
barge Of destroying property of the Rock
Island road in Oklahoma. Cline was
mayor of the town of Round Pond which
was located near Pond Creek and it was
during his administration that bridges
were burned, tracks torn up, etc. The
work of destruction was the result of the
bitter fight waged between the two cities.
Il became necessary in time to declare the
Office of mayor Of Round Pond vacant and
under the laws of the territory his could
b. done If tie executive remained away
from the city three months. Cine accord
ingly came 10 Kansas City and secured a
position police reporter He returned
wit lout requi~ition, claiming he Is limo
cent of the charge and Will have no trousle
in clearing himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
cuclists at Philaaelph,a.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. I1.-Ihe aAnnnl
meeting Of the Pennsylvania Bicycle club
was held this afternoon.
Quarter mile open-Geo. G. Smith, New
YORK Athletic club Time 50 %.
One-third mile handicsp-C- b. Jack,
Wilmington Wheel club. 10 yards, first.
Time - Is.
Mile CHAM pionshiD - Pennsylvania Bi-
cycle ciub-JOhu Hershey won. Time
2.45 2-5.
One mile, 20 ciasS-Chas. II. Coffin.
Or.nge Athletic club. first. Time 2,52 2-5.
One mile. open-Geo. c SmitB, New
York AthI tic club. Er-t Tine Poi IS.
Nile haHdicAp-R NcCurdy, % yards,
lime DIG
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Editor AnKINs Is DEAD.

DENVER, Colo, aug. lS.-.Iohn Arklss'
one of the owners OF he Rocky Mount am
News and for many years It's editor as We'll,
died at his home here today of gastrltlS,
aged 81 years Colonel Atkins first showed
signs OF breaking health last February,
and on the advise OF physicians
took a trip to the Pacific coast IN
the hope that rest and the sea air would
restore his health. He returned uuIm-
proved, aud then was advised to 90 10 Ex-
celsior Springs. No, where ne spent
several months without the expected Dene
fetal results \ fortnight ago he was
brought home. He leaves widow anu
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UninteIIizibIs.

Two scotch Isdles q St-anraer ve-c oas
DAY rsturniay from church when tta-y
found the town hall piacarcsd With re"a
u the victories 81 spain
! j. To s-1-T1ryszin, klr=tl7- ss'd rfifr
":tz. tie Broeti.h are b-at TIE rencn IA
baftIs'T
-Sot IN the least NaZzse, 'sss re -
p'y. DlnDa 20 ken toaf tse hre--isa are
tray tefore glun into BATH
Bet Gamma Tile FrrIrl pay TOO
An whad understao9 ilefa y tn~y
did" Tas ths cautEr-lftu rssfs'ilse
-Jabhe-lng dses-'-Ho-tl Con- pan
iou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
w1GwAM Is INVIoLABLE.

GUTHRIE, Q. r., Aug, lS-The land
Office has jusl made an experimentation,
and Que entirely without precedent. The
law requires that a settler taking up gov
eminent land must make Improvements
thereon. In the case in question he clai m
of sac aud Fox Indian who had become
n citizen aud settled upon government
land was contested on the ground of his
not having made proper Improvements.
bus the office holds that as he mad erected
"a ,yirwam upon the land. that being all
tEe improveulent he considered necessary
for comfortable living, be Is eut.tled TO the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19

NEW YoEK. Aug = Peter Jackson wa
urervi~x-d here tonight rearing TIE
: ok cts Athletic clubs o1-r % 81
az uur-- rs usIt b-tweea himself a4l
CeFb-Ll.
II have 90 EUovriedc- e zav such ris1.
,-.5 even Z it = nlsG- bra good fslsH BE- j.
81 esr.. ta a : u- usl about .. -ls1 q
~. cub prav- sound financially, o, c9ur.1
vii. n-ns Co5Ovtt s1e-e provided he bas
no o. i-ctious-
~ haE sort Of . guarantees woaic ygu IL
sisI upoEl'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19

Your highness, " said the mental, "the
man with the bullet proof shirt is waiting
in the anterOom-
show him in. .
Meekly the inventor entered
Has this garment been subjected 20 ev-
Pr possible tests'' inquired the potentate-
1T has please your majesty
"Er-has il been 10 the steam laundry
The inventor fell 70 the door in a swOon.
Fooled again. - said he a. he fen-In-
dianapolis Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
BASE BALL

Cincinnati, away down at the bottom o.
the list. gave Boston. At the head, lear
ful drubb.rg yesterday, beating. the Bean
eaters by score OF ~ 10 6 and hauling
them down from the top. Baltimore won,
and today. alter a long struggle, Is at the
head of the National League. 10 the great
JOY of all lovers OF baseball
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19

Cloth manufacturers have learned %
mix cotton and wool 80 thoroughly thst
mere feeling viii not detect the presence
OF cotton. The only sure method II such
cases IS to boil piece Of the goods in a
solution Of caustic potash, which will eat
up the wool and leave the Vegetable fiber
intact
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
Western League.
r Fl f

At Indianapolis- X III T.
Indiauapolis. 42151O2 lie 10 3
Toledo. ) 0 0 . o lis Il 4
Batteries-Phillips and Murphy; Fore
man and Mcfarland.
Two games were scheduled but the sec
oud was called at tAe end of the third inn
ing on account or darkness.
A. Kansas CITY Ri f
Kansas City....O o 3 l lis II l
MINNEAPOLIS ....5 l 0 90 o Oil IA
Batteries-Darby and Donahue; Baker,
Paryin and Burrell.
AT Sioux City r II
Sioux City......O OO1O2 1 7-l5 - c
Milwaukee. ......O ! DO IA
Observation-Disclosures aud krauss;
Stephens and Bolaud..
Second game: II +
Sioux City...........3 o ? ; go -
Milwaukee. ..........0 ! o. IL
Batteries-Cunningha aud krauss,
Rettger, Boland aud CIIuCham-
AT Detroit RHE
DETROIT O3O6O.-I7 - s
Grand Rapids 3 1 3 90 3 3 '-l6 l6
Batteries-Gayle and Jantzen; Parker
and Spies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
HENNEssEY CORNER STONE LAID.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
3!ENNESSEY, O. Y Au.. lS.-The corner
stoue of our new SO go school house was
laid TODAY at 2 o'c ok uuder the auspices
OF the Odd Fellows o, HenIessey lodge
No. IL. A procession of over 200 Odd
Fellows, headed by the HeHneSsey band,
formed promptly at ana marched to the
school house site in the south part Of
town, where an impressive ceremony was
performed. Splendid addresses were made
Is> don. ". {. Stevenson. Il V. a. Ii. Dent
aud others. At least 5000 people Were In
attendance. The new school building
when completed will be one OF the finest
structures in the territory.
Splendid rains yisi, ed this section dur
ing the past week and the farmers are
co rrspOndingly happy.
Several fiue new br OK residences are in
course OF construction.
Travelling men say Henn @Sey Is the best
town In the territory all things considered.
From twenty TO forty cars OF wheat are
shipped from here daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
M.cLELLAND SUCCEEDS COLLINS

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily gag
kEEGFIsHER, o. L., Aug. 1S.-R bert /.
Collins who was recently appointed clerk
OF the Fifth Judicial district, has resigned
aad will engage in business Mr.. a. c Nc
C.-Hsud of Pond Creek succeeds TO The
position and Will take formal charge Mon
day. He Will retain Mr.. W. ;. Lamb a.
assistant. Mr. NcClelis md Is an old king
man. Kan, piece OF good nature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
SHOULD DO UNCLE SAM GOOD.
New Treaty May Settle the Vexed Cues
ton CT Silver.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator Davis
Of Minnesota, member of she committee
on foreign relations, expects great things
from the new treaty with China. He says
it will prove most beneficial TO our com
mercial interes t. which for years have been
INSTRUCTED by the contention over the
question of immigration. Chinese lmml-
grafton is made unlawful by both count
tries. Owing to this and other disputes,
other countries have distanced us IN the
race for China trade. which they knew
was of value enough TO fight for, as shown
by the action of England aud France.
This country l. the best gee graphlcally
for securing thi- trade. Our Pacific port ;
front those TO China and our iTenscOntI-
mental railways facilitate the moving oil
freight in that direction. Chinese eXcIu-
siveness is breaking down. China has
Granted conces >ions for an immense iron
and steel plant and for railway from
Aankow to Pekin. Another railroad from
the mort herly coast to the Russian frontier
is under consideration and the telegraph IS
being put up all over the empire This in
dicates commerce with an empire whose
people constitute onet fifth OF the human
race.
China uses silver in trade. but produces
! lit; lie of it. This should give our silver
mines n market and 20 tar Z make himet-
4llisen practicahla. In 1892 CElua's I'M
ports were $3.50 000, eco and her exports
SlO2 90. coo Great britain furnished
SllO COO 900 IF the import, and took $OJ,-
OOO.O o of the export, giving balance lu
. ner favor of $500 0000. The United States
share of the imports was but 80 OJO,OOO and
she took $4,000 of exports. Now our &C
/ cess to the tNventy-tbree tire & ports Is Is
/ free as that of any other nation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
SENATOR TRIES TO RESIGN.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ex-senator Nc
Phersoh came near rendering his resigna-
lion as senator from New Jersey today
He went so far as 10 procure a blank form
Of resignation. when some OF his friends
succeeded In persu aiding him 10 forego his
resolution. The senator gives - his
reason for desiring 10 bs rid OF his official
responsibilities that his health IS very
,,,uTh broken.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
JAEsoS-CoRBHT oFFER.

Sioux CITY. Ia, AuE- 1s-Ihe Sioux
CITY Atblsgic club today sent a mes-zss 20
William 4 Brady, Corbs;t's msnag-r.
rffrriug e. 90 purs~ Tor TIE Corb=t'-
Ia-ksoa fsLt Tie offer ) acccmpanl@d
b. q guarantees that that cub can pun CT
Ii. feht Whom lntrrference-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
TARIFF LAW NEXT FRIDAY.

AsHINGToN, Aug. 1S-The treasury
fensr. inrpt todav mailed 70 custom Off
ciaI> copies OF the new tariff bill The first
COMES were sent TO far western points.
1-h- comics sent TO San Francisco and Porf-
land. O-e., Will reach those cities next Fri
d.v. and it i expected the tariff bill Wi.
become 4 law very ~oOa thereafter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
MRS RENFRoW's SISTER DIES.

GUTHRIE. Q. T., Aug, IS-Mrs. Gov
eruor R-Hfrow received telegram from
Ru->elville. Ark, yesterday ANNOUNCING
tie death of her sister. Mrs. VI y. Mo~e.y,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19

TEERE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. ls-Attsr
Yesterdays -TecoTd-breakjng events the
people did not turn out freely The heat
WAS intense and there was a dNwuDour Of
rain at o'clock that LETT the $50 t-ot un-
finished The $50 tro. WAS cap, ured il
straight heats By New Castle. In the ~
tFot Lisa Wilkes had the speed Of thG
party In the two first heats aud captured
the race hsudilv. In the third Sunrise
Prince never was headed from the half.
The fourth and fifth heats were taken by
Ballona. the mare having got be- stride.
Then came the rain aud after tong wall
it was agreed To declare of oo,H ,his tros
and the PIG trot. Ia the big purse Ball0na
and Lst Wilkes divided secoad money 10
the 2,l9 troI. Summaries:
go trot. purse 500. declared on
Bailoaa won forth and 9th heat. Lisa
Wilkes won first and second sun Rise
Prince third Time, 2IlJ; 2;lf's; 2:isA.:
2;l44 Strontia, Isfrencf. Don Lowell.
Grayjon, Eliza T. Miss McGregor also
Il trted
$50 trot, purse s.. OOo-New Castle won
the FACE in three straight heats IA 30;
2:213; 2.25ll. Otalgic. Lady Nelson. Ingls-
hook. Native State also ran. Wyoming
was disJancei-
2:I9 trot, purse 81 900. declared on
Frank l. won in two heats. Dan Cupid,
An There. Seaside, Nominee Break Day,
Pat Ny Boy, Diamond Joe. MaraEet NJ.
Tecoma, l. o, also started. Time, 2.l7l.
OH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
PREs1pENT CLEVELAND WE'LL.

BCzZARD'S BAY, Aug. 1S.-President
Cleveland refused TO see any one today
hut il WAS stated at Gray Gables that he i
in improved health. He expect. now to
return to Washington on Tuesday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
The aa1iea au Eagle: Sunday aorime august 49, 1884

way than it'll hook and line is prohibited
as is fishing for purposes of merchandise
or profit. Persons guilty OF disorderly
conduct or bad behavior. or who violate
from the park. Penalties are provided for
lawlessness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
APPROPRIATION BILL SIGNED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-A telegram re-
ceived at the " bite House this afternoon.
announces that the president has signed
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
Good Traek a. sara.oZa.

SARATOGA. y. y. Aug. ls-An excel
lent card AID fine weather attracted one OF
the largest crowds OF the season at the Ssr-
st1gt track this afternoon. The track was
IN good form and f.st time was made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-19
Girl Wins a. Tennis

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. Isl mails in the
tournament Of tGe tennis chsmpionshi ? 90
Day resulted a. follow; Fou'ss vOu in
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