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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-14

New Zexi2zG tse Hserss. Eeroie nee,
thse sole owners Of tbs eoaa.ry. wsss
. eumeEous Peopl.- Tvsnsy ysa-s sfo.
a,taoazh even then much cinsnish I'd
b. diseases s-ouSAs BY tissH eosaasr-
orr. they aaraser<4 enc hsadred taou-
s&E4 To-day ca. fs~ zors :hAo forty
thousand of tse race remain. Ouu
vzrsly 10 - . rarch chsssee peopis.
sss. fes IL has adopted -. white nas's
ssssaesI nis esssenA Bs~s Of s.A vss>s,
AID osseasksly hes rssiysez- Bu. Il
heart ,ss Ase-4 - . ss@ses 30.
IN rs A~riss CT e<s.-s ca his yscvls,
the snset tells nssek thu. - Gss~ssssna
ofihslr izsssosy. sAss AsAx. sAStr h IA.
and ss-tr feeksag& szs ever sa.. snoS
be osHses ssex $50 esens En- Tia osa
sAsDe tsAf a e<ss~g Ais rsssA 81 sssss
a.g sss Assss sAe Decay ssl aDD,ss@a
.1g ezssrssssa - lis rsea Els Ian.
vszxs = remarkably s,eazs.s 60 fai,
q l,f-y -sstsssser AZ syrusssesn, HsI
. ssEs-rssz svWsuwssAs 81 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-14

cor OF his worthy father. the barber
chirurgeon, whose strong objection to
the boys craving for music lay IN his
desire 70 some day see him distin-
guished member Of the legal profess
sion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-14

ce'sTas--to=-e acre. caz-is-. .sz
ksss ~
1nsrley-so. mses4, Toz ~en. &c
SO ~ for breach cs sssoAas ssss,.
~2-S2-Hasso,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

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Il r. - rs. s---r-zy s-o-<-.sss-5
Less EysAA 80 - Esc---E-y z-z-y-.-S
Sccx A --zz - -. As<sNE4 ri F-rsrvzo,a
Tr =@F "a "@! 81 EEEEH
Eo- sale 81 I Z THOMAS D-rv-
E<- Al oq-isis--
E-ss isS-s5 .-es c. eEz--e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05
KNOWLEDGE

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RS - -s-ss,.st er5S-zer- rs=--
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sszs1r- --z7 81 t1
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= --ss zsz H. .-,rS-e-zl.es rs --.z-
II = AZ ..zzss- IL --<E-s-z.z-sE 40 -rzfr
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= II --rs3 KZ-szt.-s.z-rz * Ez-5ss-.. ri
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H=z-s ~ - -zsz---.z Z Ssk-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

intelligence Column.
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Azr " -as= f--r .szz-E z.Ess
Vs. q saZ ~ g-ssss srr nr--rrrr
FE-z L r1ss T.aszzzss-- sur Er--11EE
-SE 1.E r1EDz
TsE za-r AzsE-zs ETTEK2 A-rEx
= rr- z---v --sze-- .z- liz ~ ~ssE
Ua<-E--. E0--z "a .Ha-r FaN-T-
" Aas--~= rs Eszaas-
CxE Tfr- - go zev. T-Yw--
y -E-s Z = E12z- A--srs -.-an- Ell r. =
Pr -a-ssz- -szssz7s-- sEss-
II An r. 80 sTzax IT T1s- - MAJ
ret -zEs- VI -s-u- sz---z-- E-ssIs1 frs-.
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IL sEE---A S-1ET- X z-1- -EEgNo
E-gE=z- w r. z-s--sE o.s. VI
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ez-z-k f.-=---=- - 5s--sssE ~ FEu
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s..Elsz. g.
pEsyfx~ E-E-EZ--a 9r- Eg~- 70
u - e-cz1---z - sss7r = sssss1-z.ss. -zz -.
= - -srS * zz-zz-va s-az-sS ~ -lf-c-.nzs.z
sza<z- t-Tyzz-=r- s-z-s-- ssrr2-. n <aa4-r -
- = Ns- y < 2 7'--l - - - --'rr--s
-1Ezes---- . aErs--zsss-= s-7-~.-s .--k.x
k--@z<-< .-s--- ts-S Elszss ~-z@ss r=H -
ss- III ~ - -xrc11S-Esz szzyz- a. Ncre--
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80 60 va--s --- ---E ~ u. =
r-s s-H---- f1- - $ET -x--- - zE-.< rzvr-.-
sA--.< ruCs.s = ae-z-- 1z-k x-rz- rszss.k
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---11~---< = = QZ-<s-T zZ-z-.Egs = ----e--.E
6zEG-- E-zz T. -z-e- GS1-s-< II.
E-Fe=--E-z : Co. As@A--rz- * A-zcr--e-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

Nou pay the price of one shoe
and We give you the other. or cuo
pairs OF shoes for the price of o.
pair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

A ---sti-- e &c Cs;i-t-s- T.
s-s-s=s-f .ssr.i.f5.7 k.s t.~-
es-.s- - Tsz-s1.- sTe=- 20 -
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ss.s- -isie-s e s-Ys--Iscs-
Ia ss-s-l- q. lls.-s A. SI--s-
81 &c " A. t-.- Gsr--s z Zsss,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

In <-.sr n. be-is<- xrS ST she rsei
YZx x1f cx-tE-srz II <t. xxx xx5-
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losc SIS -asS trends Hlrs,-s xnS
s---.r r=11r FrE Te1 Wv xi,s
= t-.<t xsd ssnrrz1r -ss . 6x<r--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05
CITY CHAT.

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Arr. A. EsrlT
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s-csIr@. - -a-s-1tT 1-rz-s- -
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DF--1-- Fer T. 70 Sweet usl-.s-
Ia
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r.
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1o.z- cr-r vz-7 -.s--z7e. "a ,arzr<
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81 = S.zlczs tt.- "a. >-r.x---.-t
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= r "a i,s--l Frr- II. s1-.z1 -
s~5r--s1 s-s---a-1..s..- s.r A. --r
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80 10 -fzs iEc EseSs n &C.
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"a - e--1-- z.-.I ur-a-x-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05
Dish CT
Our Oysters,

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s@s-- E-sL { r-.5 ~ -az.ss
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L ~ AZ szsE- ~ e2sf -
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05
Hot Coffee,
or
Tea

AZ hRELL & MATHS.
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e-1s- = Ezz@-.s .i--
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rz-s rEz5 c-zzz- zies Ez-
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sz-z I'D A=--z-- ~I-h -srs1r
49, q e---- Pc - S.seE- -
= ~ EE- sz-gzL- --
s-az-zz-- Uz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

G<4szER II - Wzm1HnG Wlnl
RzEr-zz-z- E-E,zz z--LGsz1s=< Baazzn =
s1z1-zz< ezs=- zuzzs n ern<ma= rx--
H1z u zA< kaEz.,.< ~za<z lcsz he Dm
onx - -Esu u sIcs IN. z1zzE \ d.
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I'm xiE cEEHzG< IN LIZ <zE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-05

l. G Esa7-zs-tL ez-aDs 81 ~ ase<--~@uek
hs1<- 81 ssarzzn ~-<xs rEtr zas S-nss SO e.~-r
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& EnLcxy<1Dxx.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
Capture OF Henry Bundy.

Henry Bundy of Bethel, whose attempt
to kill his father was briefly stated in last
weeks Phoenix, was arrested at Ticonder-
oga Thursday and taken back to Bethel,
where after a hearing before Justice A. A.
Brooks he was committed to Woodstock
Jail to await the action of the county court.
Bundys story shows that he Went after
stabbing his father, to his fathers house,
took two-years-old colt, and after rid
ing him to Rochester, stole wagon there,
in which he continued his flight, appropri-
ating harness a little further on. An &C
cident resulted in the smashing of wagon
wheel and a bad wound on Bundy's leg,
Being unable to replace the wheel he took
a buggy and continued his trip, crossing
the ferry to Ticonderoga Here he was
arrested while stopping to have his horse
shod. 1t is probable that the father will
recover. As the boy left for Jail he said
81 am glad am going back. l get better
treatment there, and the society is better
than l ever found anywhere else"
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MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.

Morey Brothers box shop in West Ley
den was burned Friday night, together with
contents. Loss, about $1,000; no insur-
ance.
Napoleon Seymour of Athol mysterious
ly disappeared last week, and no trace of
him has yet been discovered. 1t is the
general opinion that he has gone off some
where in fit of mental alteration.
The western counties all suffered from
frost Monday night, though it was not so
severe as the week before. Fruit and early
vegetables were nipped. 1t is said that so
severe frost has not been experienced so
late in the season for 10 years.
Prof. Henry S. Roberts of North Adams,
manager of the Kelley institute, while
driving with friend in Athol Tuesday,
was thrown from the carriage, striking on
his head. He is in a critical condition.
Prof. Roberts had lately been appointed
manager of all the institutes in the state OF
Colorado and was to leave for there June
20.
Earl Davenport, II, had both legs crush
ed below the kee Friday at Athol in an at
tempt to board a moving freight train
Amputation of both legs was necessitated
This is the second serious accident within
short time from attempting to steal q
ride on train. Young Davenport dice
Sunday at the Massachusetts, general hos
pital.
A perennial conflict, which has wageC
annually in the Massachusetts, Legislature
for several years, has been happily ended
bv the passage of bill dividing the tow
! of Longmeadow, which borders the Con
necticut line Just below Springfield. Gov
Greenhalge signed the bill Tuesday after
noon. and in the evening both parts of tn
town, or, rather, both of the new towns o
Longmeadow and East LongmeadOw, cele
brated. A stretch of sandy plain sepa
rates the two towns, and forcible argu
ment used for division was that there ha
only been one marriage between familie
of the two communities for so years.
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Eire at ReIden,s FnIls.

The wood pulp mill belonging to the
Belden's Falls Pulp company, four miles
from Middlebury, was burned Tuesday
night with the contents and machinery and
$50, 900 feet of spruce logs and 100 cords
of wood piled in the yard. The mill en-
ployed 10 men in the day time and six
night hands, and was built six years ago to
replace one burned then. The power
house of Smith & Brainard company was
burned, throwing many men out of work,
but the other property of the marble com
pany was saved But for the stiffness of
the night other property valued at $4,000
or $4,000 would have been destroyed,
The total less is estimated at about $685.
800, with insurance of $4,000.
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WINDHAM.

o. a. Holden is confined to the bed with
'seyeFe sore upon his knee.
Nndham escaped the heavy frost of last
T T,eA' but was visited by the light one
Inc vacant places in this vicinity have
% I'yu reduced to a very small number,
, lSle having been from 25 to 80 real es-
',g sales IN the last year and half.
b., Inc long continued dry weather was
G GOGeh by the light rain Friday which
c sn Geeh followed by more rainfall since,
f 1rsing vegetation to take on more
ina ta ne school in district No. is progress
r. nneiy under the direction of John c..
,VsSghden of Brattlebolo. Twenty-eight
i TpS are enrolled, who come from four
G as.W ndham, Grafton, Jamaica and
Ana "A n yne land trade between T. II. Harris
,@ '1 geo; Corey, mentioned last week, SOC
rsosi, vi land exchanged hands, Mr.. Harris
hon, nine horses in the trade, some OF
i4 su oeing very fine ones. Mr.. Corey has
ra,, ag'lVe in Windham real estate for the
bmo,yynLle e years, bringing several gooC
limsoYTSS 10 town, with pecuniary benefit to
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N THE LOCAL FIELD,
r1rNsDAbE. N. II.


t.,rarl of Springfield, Mass, was
lawn lawn over sunday
u Nv, .Co' Minnie j. snow is in Boston visit
A t.r brother James.
-H; D, Jo,sca NJ. Bardwell is visiting
ME. MI. in Hartford, Conn
i', r.Iaa Richardson spent last Sunday
A.S homc.in Westminster vt.
al , u. e C.. Holton is in South Boston
A NIs- her brother, NJ. d. Mann.
'' .,,, 40 from here attended the field
AvOw at Mount Hermon Monday.
ID, ~. T,bb, of Mittineague, Mass, has
A!' .nsnlng a few days with her sister
A..'. T. : Kemp of East Douglas,
h'' =. visiting his daughter, Mrs. Steph-
II F. Lcsh will conduct memorial
hy', at fine Universalist church next
@'I,. Of , p. NJ, to which everybody is
>l Dg'3l invited. The Grand Army and
a o1.f :orps will attend in body.
', N. Lawrence Miner of Westminster,
q, ras in town over sunday. lie re-
VI. ..,, ',roduated from the Baltimore med
c Gu l,a 7 and was formerly pupil in
S ~. u 1 school here, graduating in the
Gas, Of ST.
r.mothy sullivan was arrested for
,-intsnness Tuesday evening by Officers
Ta and Smith and placed in the lock-
A'''I He was brought before Justice Hor-
". w Wednesday morning and fined IS and
%l in default of which he was taken to
T T,,ro iail. where he will remain 80 days.
Ms. Edith L. Shaw, aged %, daughter
III NJ Shaw, passed away Tuesday
W. waning, She had been i'll with consump-
my. Ig, obout two years, and had been most
,,,isnt sufferer She was very quiet
I.,'ra' woman of an amiable disposition,
! !.i Was highly esteemed. She was a grad.
s a,- Of the IIinsdale High school, and had
-,, in Winchester and Vernon. She
i aY- beside a father a devoted stepmoth-
y, two brothers and two sisters. The flu
,s-sl was held at her late home Thursday
,i,srnoon, Rev. H. Z. Lesh officiating
The burial was at Winchester.
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WILMINGTON.

1t is expected that our electric light
Plant will be in complete working order by
The first week in June.
Aparty of Brattleboro fishermen passed
through here early in the week en- route to
day.
The Wndham county union of Y. P. S.
T. t, will meet at the Congregational
church on Thursday, May 81. The com
ptie program will be found in another
column.
The news was received yesterday of the
Gea'l Of Miss Augusta Lawton at Brook
!n, n \. Mrs. Maria Lawton went to
New York at once. A more extended no.
~ce Will be given next week.
Memorial day, May 80, will be properly
Observed under the auspices of c. b. Law
|l post, g. A. r. Comrades will meet at
gland Army hall at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Ser
wees will be held at the Methodist church,
c1 grafton being given by Rev. N. Newton
OALer OF Greenfield, Mass. Appropriate
musical selections will be rendered. On
sunday May y, memorial service will be
I'Il at the Congregational church, Rev. A.
a. ., y, smith delivering the memorial sermon
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NORTHFIELD, MASS.

f i announced that c. A. Linsley of
nj, Mace will marry Miss Julia Taylor of
springfield, May 30.
Rev Thomas p. Field, native of North
ashland a member of one of the old fami-
H., Of the town, died in Amherst recently
rtheadyanced age of so.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and another lady
were badly bitten on Wednesday by a dog
owned by Michael Armstrong, the dog at
lacking them without provocation. The
40, was Immediately killed.
Miss Eva Stebbins and Benjamin Cal
lender were married on Thursday evening
At the home of the bride, in the presence
Of the family and few personal friends.
Nj. and Mrs. Calender left on the evening
train for short bridal trip and on their
return will live in this place.
The Grand Army post will assemble in
The Unitarian church on Sunday, when the
ra,,or. Rev. G.. F. Piper will preach a SER
mon appropriate for the occasion. On
Memorial day services will be held in the
town hall. Captain George Davenport of
Bemardston will deliver the Grafton, and
music will be furnished by the Mortified
brass band.
The pupils of the centre school building are
preparing Memorial day entertainment to
be given in the town hall on the evening of
NAY 20. One of the principal features OF
the evening will be short play written by
Miss Susie Lindsey. A small admission
fee will be charged, and the proceeds will
be used for the purchase of reference books
for the use of the school.
The concert at Stone hall, postponed
from May II because of the accident and
death of Miss Blood, will be given on Sat.
uiay evening of this week. The concert
is to be given by the students of the two
schools, assisted by the soloists, Miss MAY
Whule and Miss Maud Phillips, and the
reader, Miss Burnett of Boston. The pro
Ceeds will be applied to the church piano
fund.
A few invited friends were most delight
fully entertained on Tuesday evening b.
captain and Mrs. c. c. Duncan at thei
residence, it being the occasion of the Cap
ains I'D birthday. After partaking o
an appetizing collation., the evening wa
spent in singing, story telling and joll.
good time, The guests not only congratu
lated Captain Duncan that he carried hi
. years so lightly, but also congratulate
themselves that they were so fortunate a
lobe recipients of his hospitality.
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,rhnt MIll They Do Next

A triumph in engineering is reported
from the mountains OF Peru wnefe T Tonn
and 80 feet wide, has been succes ,aSst
launched on Lake Titacaca, tne nis tbom
navigable water in the world @i more atoom Tnan
w 1J belongs to the Peruvian govern,
@nlcn ond Is TO be used for freight and
i ,1nasSnSer traffic, was built on the Clyde
Passen ni,ar anart in more than a thousand
rhen and shipped to Mollendo by sea.
PteU1 os che then carried to Puno by railway
~ w. transnorted over the mountains on
anu hacLs of llamas and mules and put
t tng bv a Scotch engineer, with great
skill and success.