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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-07
WORLDS CARNIVAL CITY.
St Louis Offers a Continuous List Of Attrac-
tions-Her Unrivaled Fan fsstivisiss Com
men-e septcmb.r s, snd Hold full
sway Until toeer. 20. lSg4

The successful series OF carnival seasons
inaugurated by the citizens Of St Louis
some fifteen years ago, continue as ever
for the season OF 1894. aud from the morn
lug Of September 10 the evening of Octo-
Der 20 the city will be one scene OF gayety
and splendor. Many new. novel aud
unique features have been added TO the
long list OF standing attractions, and from
every point of view this rSign OF high carr
niyal will Outshine all previous attempts.
The ST Louis exposition. the only one Of
its kind in the United Ststes that has
lived year after year with hattering re-
suits. Will throw opea its doors To the puD-
lie September sch. and remain ia n state Of
activity until tue evening OF October 10Th
SOusa's Grand Concert band has been re-
engaged for the season and will give tho
usual mum Der VI concerts during the after
moons aud evenings. The entire Missouri
exhibit which appeared ut the Worlds
Fair viii be trAnsplaBted here, Aad find
space In the commodious building.
The exhibitors, both foreign aud home.
will present new ideas ia displaying their
goods, and, ia addition To other features. =
full complement Of speciality artists will
perform on the stage of the Music Hail
The great St Louis Fair. which will
open Monday, October lst, and cOntiBus
during the week. promises 10 afford macy
pleasant SURPRISES The Midway Plat
sagce" feature at the Worlds Fair will be
presented IA full. and the people of the
west and southwest given al opportunity
20 see IN real life the inhabitants OF every
civilized and uncIvilized country on tue
face OF the globe.
The Streets Of Cairo" "Old Vienna"
Moorish Palace" "HAgenbach
Ferris Wheel" etc, will be faithfully
portrayed.
His Royal Highness. the Mighty Yelled
Prophet and retinue, will enter the
gates OF tue city on the evening 81
October u. and parade through
the principle thorougLfarss
Oh old. Visitors to the city will arrive az
tue handsome New Union Station, the
largest railway editice Ia the world. aud
the most perfect IN every appointment.
Great Inducements TO visit the Carnival
City ere offered via the Missouri Pacific
Railway and Iron Mountain route, from
ali points on the sy-Jstn.
For a complete programme. giving each
weeks attractions ia detail. address any
agent Of the company. or n. 9. Townsend.
General Passenger Agent, -. Louis. Mo. OF
T. T. BLRcELET.
Il3 and ia North Main,
Wichita, has.
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the father of his country which Is to
adorn the pedestal in front Of the glor-
ious new capitol Of the state Of Wash
ington. The statue is certainly the
most conspicuous object on all Wall
street. but it Is n noteworthy fact that
in recent years the famous financial
thoroughfare has been losing much Of
its monetery prestige.
This is owing TO the dread Of the
street BY bankers who do a large bust
ness throughout the country. They
fear the impression produced by an IN
vestment concern IN any way aSsO-
ciatcd with Wall street. The name IL
self has been given an ominOus aSsocia-
ton BY the stream Of inveetive hurled
against 1t. When Grover Cleveland re-
tired from the presidency he would
under no consideration retain has law
Office on Wall street. and this discre-
ton is initiated by the many statesmen
who have occasion 10 open Offices near
the financial center OF the metropolis
AS q consequence, the father % his
country. whose gaze is directed away
from Wall street. sees rows OF stately
edihces. whose occupants nave deserted
his own thoroughfare Tor one that as
less suggestive of the dog that vas
given a bad name. DAVID TgcBsLER-
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Grand ROCK ISLAND EXCURSION
To Pi:tsburg. Pa.-snnusl Eucsmpfnent Grand
Army Of the sepabiic-

Arrangements having been made by the
president Of the Toman's Relief Corps
and members of the Grand Army o. the
Republic for special train consisting OF
Pullman sleeping cars chair cars. etc.
taroush to Pittsburs without change via
the Grea. Rock Island Route aud Erie
lines, the following schedule will be pus
into effect:
Special train will leave Kansas City Sat-
ursiay evening. September :, at ESQ., arrive
10 chicago at O'Clock Sunday morning.
gong direct 20 the depot OF the Erie rail-
way, dearborn ststion) The day will be
spent IN sight seeing and pleasure.
Ample tine being given for all chose ac-
conspanylng this party - visit the various
parks aud also the famous War Museum,
Libby Prison aud General Grants monu-
mens, ali OF which can be reached in a very
few minutes from Dearborn station.
The journey will be taken mp by way tie
Erie Lice. leaving Chicago sunday even
ing AT ESQ. passing through the following
named cities Ell route: Huntington, Ind,
Lima, o.; Marion. %: GALLON, o.; Mans
field, o Akron. o.; Kent. o.; Warren, o.
and New Castle. Penn, arriving IN Puts
burg early Monday morning.
Tickets will be sold September 9Th and
Sth, and win be good 10 return up 10 Sep
TENDER %. with stop over privilege return
ing at points east OF Chicago up 70 final
limit Those purchasing Great Rock
sand Route tickets will no: be obliged 10
deposit them N PItSsburg, Will not require
signatures or stamping in order to make
them available They will be straight out
open tickets and carry no farthur restric-
tions further than mentioned sbove.
Attached 20 this train will also hs =
special coach for he use of the president
% the Woman's Relief Corps and members
Of the Grand Army en- route and In Pitts
burg. The doors Of This special coach will
be open - ALL in tact the ear will be used
as an official Car wherein all business per-
tanning TO the Grand Army can be con-
ducted. Nothing will be left uudone by
the Rock Island aud Erie routes to
make this most enjoyable trip
to the National Encampment, therefore
make your arrangements early and enjoy
the pleasure Ia store for you. Bear In mind
in order 10 secure these advantages that
YOUR tickets should read via Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific railway. from
Missouri river points u Chicago. Chicago
and Erie To Marion. Ohio, New York,
Lake Erie aud Western 10 Nouagston
Ohio and PIttsburg and Lake Erie rail-
way 20 PitIsburg, Pa.
Our rates are Always as low as the low.
est.
The service rendered and attention given
our patrons cannot be questioned. We
lead bat do not follow.
Any further information wanted, ad-
dress
I. j. ANDERSON. All. MoFFKr.
Asst. G. I. aud p. A. Gen. So. W.P. A.
;. Nj. CHARLES. L. ;. q. Hou6H.
Up. a., Topeka, Kan. I. z. A, kansasCity
j. Ii. PHILLIPS. &. L. r. A.
20 DIT Cor. Main and Douglas, Wichita
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hension on the INSPECTOR WILLIAMS
part of sagicious observers that what
is to come cannot be more effective
than what has already transpired,
Therefore they contend, it is well to
leave matters as they are, since the
committees authority is, after all, lin
tied, and the people are as thoroughly
convinced of the existence of colossal
police corruption as they can be.
Inspector Williams, who is as famous
policeman IN his way as Byrnes him
self. is credited with knowing all The
ins and outs of this business. and Co be
able to tell some things about the COM
ing doings when these Investigations
are resumed that would make mighty
interestin' readin'." However, he keeps
his own counsel and general uncertain
ty prevails.
But the Parkhurst brigade have
heard the rumors. and according to a
letter from the doctor himself, there
must be no cessation of inquisitorial
activity until all the corruption in high
places is revealed. DIR. Parkhurst and
Inspector Williams belong to the same
political party, but their personal re-
tions are far from cordial. Inspector
Williams is accused of having found
out in some mysterious manner the Sc
crets of the Parkhurst crusaders and to
have passed around the tip" The sit
nation just now is very much like
complicated game of chess and both
sides must play carefully to win. The
police are by no means without re-
sources in this contest, as the reform
ers may learn TO their cost.
One Of the charges now going the
rounds is that the police have sought
damaging information about the past
of some of the investigators and mean
to hold it over their heads as a sort of
hostage to discretion.
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o. TO PITrsBUEG


The official route 70 Piftsburg FOR the
Eggieston Post No. pa
At n special meeting OF the Eggleston
Post No. "a. department Of kan-.is G. 4.
X. held last night, the following prearn-
bic aud resolutions were unanimously
adOpi ed:
Whereas, The time for holding the na-
tionsI encampmeut - at hand, I'D com
rades are casting about for route CON
Portable. pleasant and safe 70 PItt5burg.
aud.
Whereas. The santa Re has aIways
off red 10 the Grand Army terms a. lit-
eral, accommodations a. gOod and c5urte-
sizes ss graceful; and.
Whereas. Department Commander
Camp bell has de-Iguafrd our old ifieud
the Santa Re route ~ the oficisi route,
therefors be u resolved, that the poet a. a
BODY ana - individuals sDsorse cur de-
partment commander croice, aud pledge
ourselves % 20 over she official IOuss AID
induce al Othrrs u DO 80
JSO. 4. WALLACl Post Com.
AG1u .lsuf.
! be official headquarters tra4a viii leave
v ichiLa about ~ sn.. saturday. -cpteal-
Der S-b. ard viii depart from hansas Cry
90 .. n. Those crs.fiHg espiu- car &C
COumCdatlcLs should make app.icati93 ~
aaEauc= FoE f1rtLer ius1rmafsoa CAL "
address v. u MCEDofs, ~. j. 4
- .. ~, y. Main -
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doff it when off COURT COSTUME.
duty, so TO apeak. The minister has g
special commission to investigate the
railroad question in the United States,
and he will come to New York on that
errand. There are many New Workers
interested in japanese railroad prof.
ectS. and investors here look forward
With interest to the movements of the
a4iental. 1t appears that the Toxic
government has had differences with
various chartered concerns which have
been treated rather cavalierly in the
readjustment Of interests that ensued
upon government control of railways.
The japanese themselves, however,
are very friendly to Americans, far
more so than the Chinese are. This
autumn viii witness quite a social
plunge on the part of the milxado's rep
resentative in the swim of the Four
Hundred All the civilities are said to
be inspired by a desire to have a f.
vorable report made to the Japanese
state department on the subject of
those railroads, but Orientals are not
more easily caught with chaff than are
the rest of our fellow creatures. In
the matter of the railroads they have
certainly outgeneraled some New York
Gnanciers.
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August. and it has been stated that he
went to Rome as advocate of various
deposed priests throughout the coun-
try, and upon his return viii have doc
uments likely to make him as great an
authority in his way as Satoli himself.
BE this as it may, it is certain that he
viii return in triumph, if he returns at
all, and since he is one of the greatest
living authorities on canon law, 1t
seems likely that his plea at the Roman
court would lot have been made unless
he felt sure of success. Had it not
been for DR. Burtsell's efforts DR.. Nc
Glvnn would not now be restored to
his priestly functions.
1t is not exaggerating matters to say
that Dr. Burtsell is the one man upon
whom the attention of the American
Catholic clergy is fixed, and that he
will shortly be back in the United
States is piece of news from the &C.
clesiastical point of view of the first
magnitude.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-07
BROKE UP THE SHOW.
The Ezan In tfts Box ONCE Wanted q
Cross-EyreeSfsn TO Pay Double.

Inc nan N tftS Box ONCE wanted q
-Eyeetsisn TO Pay Double.
IT once had an ,idea," said the show
man. 1T was hrand-new and q
corl1er. Invent tosee three-ring cir
Gus one day, and while I was there 10
struck ms that if, L put a variety show
On the road withstwo, separate and dis
tinct turns going on az the same time
the people would DE 'ticl1led with it and
would make money. l figured it out
that there are many times when q
man goes 20 varieisy show and yawns
through a turn because he has seen it
before or something Of the kind. Now,
If there were two turns going on the
man could look at, the other one, you
know, and would csomelaway saying it
was a-great show. 1t would be only
occasionally we would strike man
who would be bored by two turns at
the sazTne time. Theyplan seemed tip
topper, and !, got a partner who had
money! and we started to puttit into ex-
ecutiou. We hired lot of people and
put on show that was a;pretty good
one. We had eighteen turns, and we
ran them; two; at a time For instance.
II there was B. serBo-comic.on the stage
we would have trapeze act from the
dome of the theater. and things went
along as if they had been creased.
The partner 1 had was man who had
never been in the show business be-
fore, and he didn't know@a great deal
about it. as matter of course. Seeing
that he had put up the money, let
MIN have a few vSoEds toSsay about the
front of the house. On the fifth night
out we had a rowsud the show busted
then and there. Since then / have
never found anyoneswho would go into
the scheme"
''What was the row about?' asked
the Buffalo Express reporter.
''Oh, my partner was in the box
office and he tried to'mske a cross-eyed
man pay double, claiming that he
could see both Turns at once and
would get twice his moneys worth
The cross-eyed man wouldn't have it.
and there was a fight That fight
marked the death of the greatest idea
IN the show busioess since the tank
was invented, for my partner pulled
out and bought an interest IN a church
furniture concern"
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Of a capillary compound to the capital
addressed to the senator.
The senator himself is not pleased al
this desertion of him by his hair, but is
reported to be sensitive to all allus-
ions with reference to il. Neverthe
less he recently revived various
forgotten classicalities- and quoted
from the seven hundred alliterat tive
Latin lines, all beginning with &C"
which are written in praise OF the
bald. The sally made q hit and its re-
petition resulted in a general bestowal
of hair restorers on the senator, who
thereupon declared that the greatest
men in history. from Caesar TO Bis.
marck. have been more or less desti-
tute of hair. Some one. history is
silent in the matter Of his name, asked
the senator il his recent support Of Dir.
Cleveland was based upon any such
consideration The laugh that ensued
was conceded to be at the senator's eN-
rense. And Mr.. Hill took IL al IN
that suave, calm way OF his which,
more than anything else, makes for him
personal popularity.
senator Hli, pN the way - oeSoll4-
ing one Of the best authorities in his
tory in congress He i an omniverous
reader. and the felicity Of his comrari-
49, and peror2-iops i due IN No. -.- ia
kegree TO the -mmerSe range OF his
general information. The present con-
gress Is noted for the presence Of mum
bers Of unusually well educated men
in i. and among them Senator Hill Is
by no means last
ar. Astor's Patriotism.
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The best and quickest route. This gives
you chance to see the new St. Louis
Union depot. the finest, largest and
grandest structure OF the KIM, in the
world. The station will be open and ready
for business Sept. l,
The old soldiers who 90 by the Missouri
Pacific will also have d chance to go
through Dayton, Ohio and see the old
Soldiers Home" Elegant accommoda-
tiOns and the quickest time made by tax
ing the Missouri Pacific railway
We have not been declared the official
route 10y any special committe, but we are
declared the most popular and shortest
route by the public az large. Come and
JOIN our party, we show no psrtialtv to
any one. but VIII treat you all alike, and
that IN a most royal style. 1t will pay you
to go our way. he grand Union Depot
at 81. Louis is worth while seeing IL is a
w orld'S Fair" in itself. You can leave
Wichita after dinner and arrive at Pitts
burg the second morning before breakfast
Elegant reclining-chair cars with smok-
ing and fine toilet rooms) on all trains also
Pullman palace sleeping cars for those
vino want them. Call and see us anyway,
even II you don't intend 70 90.
f. Z. BLFCKLEY.
p. x L. a. Mo. Pc Ry. Co,
ia \. Main, street
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1rrsRrRa. ~. AND RETURN.
About i Cent per nne-s25. 90 From Wichita

About Cent per Mile-s25. 90 From Wichita.
Dates of sale. Sept. Z and 6; final limit
for return passage, Sept. Is
The Santa Fe route has been made the
official line by the department commander,
also by order Of the president of the ladies
of the Grand Army Of the Republic, and
they cordially invite the comrades and the
ladies' with their friends to Join them.
Time OF leaving Wichita, a. IN The
euuippmeEt will consist of Pullman,
special and chair cars. All 20 through
from starting point To destination without
change Ample accommodations will be
provided for all. Don't be mistaken by
advertisements of >0-Cailed official
trains by other roads OF excursions en-
igineered by private or indiviGuais-they
are deusions, Peculiar advantages may
be enjoyed by those = hO join the official
train that can only be explained to you
personally or by letter If you are going
don't fail to get further particulars by
calling upon Or addressing the under
signed. W. ID. MURDOCH,
Dist. Pass. Agt. l58 y. Main, St,
81 12t Hichita Kan,
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NOT TIE LIQUOR ne WANTED
The Tipsy Man Not Yet Ready for n Dose
or EnlbaL ming Fluid.

The Tipsy Man Not Yet Ready for Doss
or EnhaIm iuE Fluid.
It was-4 oiclocksa- m-and as yet there
was not a saloon open in town An
Indianapolis Sentinel man was out for
ride on his bicycle ASIAN appetizer be-
fore breakfast, and as he passed along
he met poor trs=eler'who was search
ing for a drink.
SHAY" said the traveller, I'm dry,
can We telerfeller where he can get
sompin' t'driJik?7
The reporter could not bat slowed
up and talked TO the man as they went
along together. Soon the man spied q
light ahead Ut a place where he knew
there was a saloon, or had been the
day before.
Now I'm fixed" he said ''Zere's a
friend of mine and he started at a
more rapid pace in the direction of the
light He rushed into the place and
found a young man Strengthening the
furniture about To the reporter It
was evident that there was no saloon
there, but to the half Intoxicated man
the sight Of the bar was sufficient, and,
sqsIaring himself, he said; Give me
some of your best liIlker;" and Thea,
whats yours paTdfner?
Well said the boy. "our best Is
pretty good. but not what you need az
present The o.lly'liquor we have Is
ernbelE1ing fluid
An Undertaking acknowledgement VIA
moving in where esaioon had jest die
continued business The man with tins
sppetite for drink bowed politely. ard
as he edged Tor the door sad: 'S,czse
me. bat yCzr got the wrong fsIl-r.
Ill 10 doubt see you later, bat nOs
low. tt, G"
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Boy-If those electric light poles
should blow over wouldn't they set ere
70 the houses?
Father-They probably would.
Boy-Then why are they put %
close?
Father presume Il Is because the
people who own the poles &C not the
people who own the houses-Life.
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They Are on 10 P.t..bnr., "a.

Tomorrow, Sept. 5. Saturday, 5 a m, via
Santa Re route. MemEers Of the o.. \. K
and friends take note, that the special
train for the department commander, bis
staff and comrades, VIII depart at the
above time. This furnishes through
service from Wichita 10 PIttsburg with
out change. Chair car seats frer. Pull
man berths Will De reserved upon aDpIIca-
ton. Call today 10 passenger station cor
ner Douglas and Fifth ayes. or city ticket
office. los ~ Main. ". ID. MURDOCH,
-
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Mrs. Edick has been appointed TO han
die a book u this city that should be IN
every family. Il is the full proceedings oil
tie religious congress, one OF the greatest
events in American history. The book Is
going like hot cakes among those whose
literary taste j. cultivated up 10 "a subject
that Is 50 interesting to cOntemplatlVe
minds. She viii show anybody this won
fierful book who comes 10 her residence,
room |, Ia the Butler block JOLT
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CELESTIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Hazy light Of the MILKY War
Hyriads OF star<


Sensitive as srs the salts q silver n
the gelatine plates. they DO not eqCzl
IN this respect the living matter Ok
the retina. or which images q objects
are continually being formed and
ohiiterated, says LoHzEDau's Magazine
No5withs;sa dflsg ehis, celestial obtects
car be photographed that VIII never
Il seen by the kseaest ese-- aldec -
the most powerful telescope that can
be made one reSSon u Inis = th4s
the Photographic plate : SENSITIVE -
2 Tar greater range OF vibrations than
the eye. Not only Is Il acted apoI-. -
q slight extent y Re visual raTs~ n1t
b. those as rapid IS 1900 ass,aee
second
-Azothsz- reason l. that while Lac
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he uses. I'M
known to most
of his admirers,
a hair restorer,
with results that
are by no means
motto c able as
yet. The secret
appears to have
been betrayed
by the excessive
zeal of an adj
mirer who sent
a dozen bottles
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treasury build
ing in W q l
street IS most
advanta geOu 81 V
situated q S an
object of con-
temptation and
is awarded the
palm for beauty
and sculptural
e &c lence. 1t
has just b c e n
paid the compli-
ment Of serving
as a model Tor
the bronze rep
resenta of
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that long prom
ASIoh fohtE CoCH- ised visit. The
EhH house, according
to the plans of the millionaire, will be
entirely OF American material, and Is
TO cost quite sum- A departure from
our conventional domestic architecture
viii be noticeable in the peculiar con-
struction of the porte cochere. The
houses of American millionaires have
I usually been deficient in this feature
OF carriage way. but Mr. Astor means
to introduce foreign idea in the shape
of ford adaptation in stone and
marble of the design made familiar to
US by awning makers when they have
wedding party to shelter.
Mr.. Aston has been writing letters
to his New York friends and resent
ing IN them imputations on his patriot
ism. In one communication he dygelt
upon the pain and even humiliation
caused him by the assertions made here
that he had turned his back upon his
country, and meant to become an Eng
ishman. He stated positively in a letter
dated as reeently as July - last that he
will live and die an American citizen.
It was no doubt a sense of bitterness of
reProach that caused Mr.. Aston TO ex-
press some establishment at the criti-
cis-ns of him, in view of the fact that
he had offered to serve his country in
congress, and been pronounced an I'M
necessary volunteer. 1t is very evil
dent that William Waldorf Astor has
not forgotten the past. Another pain
full circumstance to the friends CT the
Croesus is his regret at the humiliating
termination of his political career here.
The wounds of that period have never
been healed. but it IS stated with some
degree OF assurance that Mr.. Astor still
has aspirations in a political direction,
and would be only too glad to have a
seat in congress-.