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slbmabme per Gtmw amo erm,,e. !.

WaIbington, 8. Suli. Mus einem
auf Die GintDanberung be5iigli6en 8e=
ribt oes itatiitii1en Bureaus bes
S6abamts=0 =0epartementes gebt folsen=
bes berpor Mdbreno Der nit benz 81.
Wlai b. S. 81 gnoe segansenen elf
Monate beSifferte iib bic @eiammtsabl
Der Ginpanberer auf 228, 020 geeen
430, 2l0 tudbreno bes slel6en 3eitralt=
mes i'm porigen 6istaljabr. 9lm mei=
ften bat Die @inmanoerung aus golen
abgenommen, Die i'm 8erelei0 gum
8orjabre BON l3, ,046 auf 1879 gefallen
lit. 9ie Gintpanoerung aus &ublanb
1T unsefabr bielelbe seblieben. Der
3uitrom Der Staliener betrug pdbreno
Der elf Monate nur 40, 338 eegen 81, :
227 i'm persansenen Gisfaljabre. sin=
ndberno Die sleide Nbnabme Der gin=
ipanberuns 1T aus anbern 2dnoern su
per3ei9nen. Mdbrenb Der aebn Monate
bis 80. Mpril 1894 puroe 2102 guro=
pantheon bic 2anbung in Nmerifa per=
Iaat llnter bieien tuaren 1926 Io9e=
nannte Gontraftarbeiter unb 676 pau=
pers. Son Der @eiammtSabl oerieili=
aen, benen has 2anoen ni1t 9eltattet
lpurbe, ,paren 1949 Mdnner, 83 SSrau=
en- unb 20 Ginber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-11
cine & aomSoiei,, sSa,binato,,.

Waibinston, 8. g., 5. Suli. Sic
Gorep gomntonlpealers gaben geitern
cine ungeip6bnli1e Nor1teaunG inoent
lie Die y86ttin Der areibeit" DDr bent
GapitDl begruben. gs mar bies eirl
Na1fpiel 3u Der berun9liidten Demon=
lfratipn ppm Mai, bel fpel1er, ipie go=
rep erflart bate, bic GDttin Der Greibeit
t6btli9 bertpunOet tpurbe, um am A.
Suli gu fferben.
9ie GDreDiten marfbirtef, 246 Mantt
fart, nit sablrei1en Bannern na6 benz
6rieoens=Monument auf benz plab Dor
|bem Gopitol, ipo Capt. Nuifin nit 80
poli5iiten unb atpei gatroltpagen Der
9in9e barrie, Die ba fommen iollten.
Nn Der SpiBe bes 3uses ritt Carl
8rOtpne in elmer tllerftpiiroieen 8erflei=
bung er reprdIentirte ndmli1 Die WDt=
tin Der Sreibeit. Sein @eii1t mar
9latt ralirt uno gepuoert unb ebenio
tparen feline bloBen Qlrn,e gepubert.
Cine periide ppn bi9tem gelbem 6aar
fiel iiber bic S1ultern Bis auf bic 0iif-
ten berab. Cine Greibeitsmiibe sierte
iein ebles 9aupt unb Die ganSe @efalt
mar bon Der emblematifhen Gleioung
Der 5reibeitss0ttin umballt. groipne
uDllte ni6t, baB man i'm erferne llno
er batte oesbalb bas @erii9t ausge=
iprenat, oaB cine seipiiie Sarab glfbart
Die 8Dttin reprdlentire.
Ser 3ug mari6irte Die Yennlplpania
Nbenue binauf uno itellte iid bDr oem
Sriebensnonument auf, mo- oann Die
@0ttin 8rotpne eine 9lnipra9e an Die
bronaene @0ttin auf Dem Capitol belt.
Nadbem er geenbet, lieB er iid, it
i6le6ter Meiie plDBlihes Sterben na6=
abmeno, bonn pferoe fallen, nobel er
bon ieinen Siingern aufgefangen ipur=
be, Die ibn 3leiA barauf auf einen in,=
propilirten SoStenpaaen legten. @r
tpurbe bann nit Slasgen unD Crepe
5usebedt. Ser Wasen trus Die Sn=
idrift v9ie Sreibeit 1T tobt !"
Ser 3us be9ab iib bann na6 Oem
Mullisan Siisel, tpo Die toote @0ttin
aus Dem Wagen 1eraus1tieg.
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Gin t,,oOerner 0iob.

Sn bem 9plpital fiir gpileptifer gu
@allipolis liegt sesentpdrtig Elm Yatient
auf ben Sob barnieoer, Der obne 3pei=
fel in feirlem 2ebenssanse mebr unsliid
erfabren, als irgeno Elm Meni6 ieit
9iobs 3eiten.
Ser 8eoauersipertbc beibt William
s. Morfier unb mar bis gu ieinem brit=
ten 2ebensiabre elm polltommen geiun=
oes Gino, oas gu ben i60niten Soffnun=
gen bere6ti9te. 0a sei6ab es zines
Sages, oaB aus Yerieben Elm Sopf init
tn9enbem WaIler iiber ieinen GDrper
gegolen tpurbe. 9ie Solgen bapon
tparen cine bauernoe 8erfriippelung Der
@lieomaben, tun5u ii6 ipdter nod
Blinobeit seiellte. 9asesen biloete ii6
bel ibm Der @eb0rsiinn gu erftaunliGer
Seinbeit aus. Wdbreno Morfier aber
i'm glter bon II Sabren ii6 i'm bielisen
Blinoeninltitut aufbielt, trat pl6bli6
elm oultdnbiser un,iblas Elm. st err
bielt bas @elidt tpieber, ipuroe inbeiien
allmdblig taub unb ipdter aub ftumm.
Snfol9e bellen purbe er 1873 benz
Saubitummen Snititut iiberseben, mo
ct CUR Mbtpe6slung tuieber bbrer uno
ipre6en lernte, inbeiien abermals ben
@eli1tsiinn perlor. 9aun be5ann Elm
beitdnoiaer 9Bediel. Man6mal mar er
blino, fonnte inbeiien ipreden unb b0=
rem. nno 0anrl tpie0er perlor ct Die leb=
teren Tdbigteiter, mar inoeilen i'm
Stanbe, au ieben. S1lieBli6 litt aub
iein 8eritano unb ct mubte nod bem
Srrenainl seI6afft tperoen. 9ort itellte
lib aud nod gpilepiie Elm, mas feline
lleberfiibruns na9 8allipOlis n0tbis
ma6te.
Ser llnsliidli6e itebt iebt i'm 35.
Sebensjabr. unb ben lebten Meloungen
sufolge miro er balo ausgelitten baben.
(Weitbote.)
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Cite her tfabtii@em Geamten.
Die 9artfbiu int genat attgc.
ttpttttttett.

Ser gMnbesienat bat nun enblih Die
Sarifbill nit SO seaen 81 Stimmen an=
aenommen, na6bem er ii6 poae flint
Mpnate bamit beI1dftist bat. Ser
aus Mtsliebern beiber 0duier beiteben=
be 9onferen3 MusiduB miro nun Der
8orlase Die eisentlide Sorm seben uno
mir miiiie1 boffen, bab es ben 5arifre=
formern gelin9t. einen mDglibt groben
She'll Der pom -Senat eingefii9ten
fdna1pollen 8eltimmungen ausaumer=
gen. Menn Die Demofraten i'm Sauie
feif Suiammenlt lteben, t6nnen mir nod
cine gang annebmbare Sarifbill ertpar=
ten, benn bic tnappe Majoritdt, nit Der
i'm Senat Die Strei6ung bes S9uBsolls
BON ] Sent auf &affinaoe ab9elebnt
wurOe, bere6tigt 5u Der SOffnun9. bab
energiibe Mngriffe ipenigltens einen ober
Sipei bemofratii1e Genatoren 81 einem
6rontpe6iel in Dielem Yunfte peran=
laHen tpiirben. Die beioen populilti=
I6en Senatoren, Die fiir Die Sia Iiimm=
ten, tperoen bas erIt re6t bel elmer rabi=
faleren MaBregel tbun uno bon ben
Sempfraten miro Seiner mebr abfallen,
na6oem es 9il biz iebt ni6t gelunsen
1T, 8unbes9enolien 81 finoer.
Senator Sill, Der Wtann nit benz
beriibmten Wabripru9, mar Der einaise
9emofrat, Der ge9en Die MaBresel
ftimnlte, burh tpelhe Die Partei, Der er
ansu9eb6ren borgiebt. ibre Dem 8Dlfe
gegebenen 8eripre6ungen einsubalten
gebentt. Gr bat 5ablloie 8eriu6e ge=
madt, Die 8ia gum Sale gu brinsen,
aber persebli1. gr bat fi6 baourd in
cine sdn5lid iiolirte Steluns bineinse=
rannt unb feline politime 3ufunft li6
ielbit total peroorben. @brsei5 unb
SAB iino Saftoreit, Die nidt in Die
2dnge gut tbun.
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Dic anltmr Der 9becpaamsc.

gSas ein friiberer Mferbautommil1dr
Der gereinisten Staaten pergebens per=
lu1te, ndmli1 Die Gultur Der 5bee-
phanae bierSulanoe einsufiibren, iit eli
mem Brinatmanne, einem Dr. Sbeparo,
auf 5einer 6arm bel Gbarleiton, 9. g.,
perlu6stpeiie selunsen. @ie er benz
Nferbauoepartement berihtet, baben Die
ineifen Der Sbeeltalben, Die i'm Sabre
1889 sepflanat tporben iinb, infolge me-
tbobilher gebanolun9 na6 Der i'm
Orient sebrdudli6en WeiIe fdon i'm
lebten Sabre einen befrieoigenoen gr=
trag aeliefert unb Der lebtjdbrise Grnte=
ertra9 an seo0rrtcm Sbee betrage pro
Nfer 375 Yfuno. IS 1T aipar nod
fein ilennensapertbes grgebnis. bod 1T
su beriiflidtisen, oab Die iunsen Stau=
ben mOglidit geidont uno nur Die tlein=
lten Yldtter aepfliift moroen linb. gine
9beefirma in 9etroit, Mi1., tpelher
proben obne slngabe Der 9ertunft bes
5bees aur Yriiflns iiberfanot iporben
linb, bat bieielben fiir minbeifens ebetio
out erflart, lpie ireenb cine Sorte 3bee,
Die lie auf Eager bdlt. Qlnoere Grper-
ten beaeibnen Die Qualitdt als ebenio
gut, ipie jene oes beiten engliiden Griib=
itiids=9bees uno beiIer, ipie bic bielen
Gprten bes hineliihen uno inbiiben
Getpd1fss. 9ie Sbeepfianaungen su
pineburif tperben gegentudrtig bebeu=
tenb ertueitert un6 Nr. Shepard ettpar=
tet, bab infOlge forsfdltiger Yebanblung
in 3utunft iih nod feinere Sorten iuer=
ben ersielen laHen.
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linb ! Sas grDBte @unoer 1T es nt6t,
baB folbe &uriolitdten iiberbaupt eri=
itiren, ionbern baB iie fir einen 10 nie=
origeE @intrittspreis gesei9t tperben
fonnen. gBir nennen nur folsenbe !:
Gin GoIafen=2ager, gsquimaur, Ma=
laDen, Sabanefen, 9fubier, Mlgerier,
Watabales. Sampaner, MoDren, Sou=
oaneien, Singbaleien, 9inbus, BUR-
meien, 9luifralier unb piele anoere.
9ieie ale bieten Elm lebrreides Silo Der
mannigfdltigen &aNen Der @roe, beren
Sitten, &eligipnen II. I. 10. Sie 0ie=
nagerie 1T reidbaltiger oenn je supor,
uno beionbere 9lufmerfiamfeit perbie=
men bas Gprilla=Yaar, gbito uno sSo=
banna, unb Die lange Geibe pDrtrei ifli6
abgeri6teter ipilber 5biere. giidt tpe=
niger als iebssebn Gunitreiter unO
Gunitreiterinnen tperben li6 in ben
peri6iebenen &ingen probusiren unb
biloen cine Der Saupt=Mttraftipnen.
Sie 3abl Der sltbleten, GDmnalten,
eSpn9leare, 9lfrobaten unb SpaBma=
der 9renst ans llnglaubli6e. Sar=
mum & Bailep's GROCER Circus miro
am Wittipod, Is. Suli, in Canal So
per li6 proousiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-11
Qllte MpDthefer f0nnsn beaeu il

gllle Mpotbeter fOnnsn beseu1en,
sdb lie tets Nadfrage nad Drant 5
Nal1am befDmlnen ilnb baB Die Mebi=
ain algemeine gefriebiaung geiudbrt.
sic 1T Elm uor5iiglitAes 0eilmittel gegen
0uifen, Ratarrb. Group unb an0ere
0alSz unb Qungeniibel, uno tuirD BEL
ale benz IN Glaiben Derfauft, Die bop=
pelt ID 9rDb lino. ipis dbnliAe minber-
iperthiae Wsbi3inen. Wrant's BalIam
empiieblt iin ionad BEN pubIifum In
boppelter Wsiie eirllnol 6nrn Ieine
Wirtiamfeit, iln6 Johann, neil ieine
onbere In ben Mpptbeien bertaufte Me=
bi3in nm Oeitielbefl preis III 10 Qro6en
anantitdten 5u hoben 1T. 0lai6en iii
25 u,lb 80 Gents bel 4
Dr. 81 s. 6e ntf4 Mpoi6eier.
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h0lgebrren, nd peitersn Ytpnaten mar tc erneiih
trirt. SD fHdte ibm einen Sreane su nit sra6ii4en
Solgsn pnn SeibffbeGe Der tcnit feine sur ess
einen asfnnben farfen Hganm aus sbm. Bina iept
ftarfer aS iemals. Meu atb cb resd ceer arm. ilno
Betrc8snen unb ale bic falh berdtbet, bei1ptnoelt
nnb betrcsen, uer5ipefelt nidt, mag iaacm per MIL
ber DR. Tbeetfei nidtS. sebe bin su ibm, er turirt
umbehinst. Sin MrSt Der MID NIT Gnadititer beban'
bette, ingte Tteel lit nitS mertb bas ut cine Sge
sr ber@tete tur tprben feline lnienmtniiie aufbets
Cen. Tbetl TT tsr bette sutmiitbsffe nnb snfler'
aietse Iebenbe 0RanN Wseine ausiagen hperoet Shr
aIS Watrbsit bendtigen, tpen1 ibr nahcrffet
w, Nos asse m ,q os rs S.,atsm ~ y sc o'SS's
Gcmarc q. Shees, quttstchn, ga.
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Ser erne gbrenpreis beim S6ii=
benfeit in Mains, einen BON Gailer gBil=
belm geitifteten pra1tDDllen Yofal nit
9edel, fiel bem SdiiBen 6eilbauer aus
Berlin au. 2ub aus Snnsbrud, Der
einen sleidmertbieen S6uB beiab, er=
belt Elm pom S6iibenperein SannOper
eeitiftetes mertbpolles @emdlbe uno Elm
gtui nit 1000 Marf in @plo. Ser
S1iibe 5auerbrunn aus ct. 2ambre9t
in Der &beinpfals erDielt Die @brengabe
oes 6robbersoss BON Sellen.
= pullman, Der 3man3igmilliOnen=
&apitalilt uno ,erbarmungsloie 2eilte=
F1inoer", ipie ibn cine G6icago 3eitung
beiGt, unb Der Die 9auptihnlo an ben
iiinoIten Mrbeiter= unb Giienbabn=Wir=
rem trdst, 9ibt por, oaB CT bur6 ben
Druf Der fdlebten Soften &c n0tbig t
eeiueien fei, Die Nrbeitsl0bne 81 reou=
siren. SEPT erfdbrt man aber, bab es
trobbem m09lib mar, 9ans fiirslib Die
iibli1e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf oas
perlpdiierte glftientapital aus3usablen !!
Das lpirb audi bei f9lebtem @eiAdftS=
aallg mDgli1, menn man nur tiibtig
Die 9lrbeitsl6bne 81 beiAneioen pertebt.
Ginb Geine gserpen geiunb, pber
angegriffen ? Mabri1einli6 in Oieien
9agen eber ettpas allgesriffen. gBenn
9u Did fir stiles elei6giiltig, nieber=
gei1lagen, obne Wautb fiibllt, nerp6s,
aufgeregt, reisba. biit, biellei6t gar
all 6as 3niammen, 10 riibrt bas bon se=
f6rter Nerpentbatiafeit Der. 8erna1=
ldiiigung bieies llebels bat S6ud-
dung. 6rDniIebes Gopfmeb, 9lerDenser=
riittuns, Gpilepiie, Neruenldbmuns,
Dber gar SrrIinn snr GDlge. Dr. @bee=
lers Merpenmeoisin beilt Bic Gt6rungen
unb ifeIlt Die llrlpriingli1e Graft Der
glerpen tpieoer ber. Natb unb gebans=
lung ouf briefIil1e, ben Soil genau be-
inreiberDe Qlnfragen iinb lnentgeltlih.
Nriefe nit beigelegter pplfinarte sur
MiidnntiDprt linO Sl abreifiren an his
LIZ. W. Nrant So. in MIbiprl, Mid.,
ober AZ MeD ct. Neip Oprf. Glal1eu
| sd $1 iinb iii bobell III 6er Mpotbefe rou
81. s.. 0. @entfd.
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Nd NEW PHILADELPHIA.

sDaily. tExcept Sunday. Alag stop. meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 noon to 70 ~
midnight Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to 10 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent,
5-3l-A.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
For Time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-.
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
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OnS Giiisf eines 3eibemben.

@npieriarbiget SIeden beSedt.
MiuBte sipet Wlonate baS 9intiner
bitten uub 6 Wlonate lang ni1t
arbeiten. SD badte 2po bringt
GrI6iuns. Da beiuhte mid EN-
Treunb, ber jaste: ,,Gbparb bss
iude bod ben Dr. Tbecl, 1917
Nrd Str., Tbila., so. Der Gins
sige bcr bib heilen sdnn. SO
f1rieb an Or. Tbecl berfdste,
ton,m uno IaHe bid unteriucbcm,
tpaS ib ailh that. 9altte ben
glImdbtisen Mnb 1r. Tteel's
grpbartige GeibidIihfeit ilttb Sdbs
fateit. Spfort befam th Ginoes
riine, fpnnte tuieber ruben, rat
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: Sn 3ittau. @ohien. iii bic qrp6e
@dmitti6e Spinnerei Elm Mau6 Der
Gl0mtletl 9etpOr6ett.
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y Sn 9lltenburg bat Der oortige
8anfier 2eibeI6iib aus Summer iiber
erpBe gDrlenperlulte ieinem 2ebcn ein
@nbe gema6t, irbem ct li6 i'm WilIb=
piBer See ertrdnft bat.
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Dgrlaset! 100. 600 Nsase sls;',, s.. rae =. ss
iden Tafsiliea, an reItbe mir yrpasa i.i.s Gf
hilors orcfiS Eei,nni fDnnei,. Eps;;slt 6
ftrtf. ,r2rt6polIe Gsideafe irsrbeu rfgisslst a
Nue, ips!tte in,s 25 Ober nssbs gaasst sssl
ienbe,,, biz ncA nibt IN u,isers Siite 81 tssai
nerl Iinb Ggbrsibet oeltlidl MDrslis sss
i. NDELEN. Us w. 9Th ST.. Cinoinazli. q
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Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 3SS and S42
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
nEIwEEM RnYnRn AVN Me,u puii AnrI puiA
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WnmOerbarc MniiOten.

Gounerbare Batter 3iuei 9nrilas. aunfreiter unn
nhnertdltrfe yhiere.
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slu ben NIT t besei9ueten Statinnen miro au St9'
naI augebalten.
aae 3iiee taglttb Gpnutags aus9enommen
@euanen @nidinB iinoet man IN Wtarietto an bic u
gtieubahn rnb 9ampfbopte ouf bem Ohio SiuB IN
gambrioae an bic .. s. g. bfib lno pelid]. in gteip
gomerstolpu an bic q. s. 6. q ct 9ouls gtienbabn
05tld ilnb tpeitlb, in Canal Soper NIT Der T. \. q
ID. nuo s. 81 %. u6rbid, llnb bitltd in @alep Sunc-
ton nit Der gG. 81 s. 6. urtb BET g}alep Genbabn.
g. %. Yagc, s. =. gaBlnr,
g. N GT, M Guot. Grams.
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Niele dbnlid)e Tdae.

Seit ldneerer 3ett litt 6 an llnserbaultett, feil
fer aneeranbten Mtttel pDfte nttr beIfen, bts th
IrDpfen nabf,. Dtefe 1rppfen ftelten mtd tn fur
Qepbe, 2016 SrleanS-Strabe, Baltimore, Mb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20

Miss Mamie Barwise entertained at tea
Yesterday afternoon Ht her home on East
Thirteenth street.
The refreshments were Of divers delica-
cies and the decoration beautiful. 1t was
one of the most enjoyable and select func-
tions of the seasons. The hours Of recep-
tion were from 5 to o'clock. The guests
were George c. Strong, Mrs. Fl. II. Du-
Bots, Mrs }. Ferris. Mrs. J. T. Dunn, Mrs.
A. Morehead. Mrs. E. Pickett, Mrs. h.
Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Martin of Brock
ton, n Y: Miss B. Lehman, Miss A VIM
ccent. Miss Hattie McClung, Miss Jessie
LeweIling, Miss Lucy Dubois, Miss Mag
gle Garwood, Miss Bernice Evans, Miss
Lyde Abel, Miss Alice Dodge, Miss Lola
Graham, Miss Daisy Bruner, Miss Eva
Dewey, Miss Ola kinkead. Miss Anna
Zsininger, Miss Ida Reece, Miss Margaret
Dean, Miss Anna Browning. Miss Ella
Hellar. Miss Leida Mills. Miss Jessie
Clark, Miss Ella Copeland. Miss Gertrude
Jackson, Miss Harriet Johnston. Miss Lii
.iau Johnston, Miss Helen Carpenter, Miss
Clemma Fitch, Miss Laura Newcomb, Miss
Lulu Andrews, Miss Mary Kelly, Miss
CIela Parks, Miss Jessie kendle. Miss
Jennie McCluug. Miss Mary Carver,
Miss Mabie Miliison and Miss Minute
Miliison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
CALL IT THE PANSY CLUB.
Young Ladies OF Mrs. Bass Glass Engaged in
Good Work.

The young ladies of Mrs. Bass Sunday
school class have recently formed them
selves into an organization called the
"Pausy club" their object being to raise
funds to aid in building the addition to
the Dodge avenue church.
Last Friday evening the first of series
of entertai ments was given in the Sun
flower block The occasion was msde
more enjoyable by the music furnished by
Fehleison's orchestra.
The "Pansies," emblems of thoughtful
ness served in a very tasteful manner, ice
cream, cake and straw berries, adding
gratis many charming smiles aud spark
ling thoughts.
The members Of the club are as follows |,
President, Nellie Harris; vice pres ident,
Franc Pinkley; secretary. Myrtle Evans;
treasurer, Olive Hill; Clara Bass, Maud
Burrows, Otta Cullum. Cora West. Villa
Rsa, Flora Tallman, Nellie Cochran, Pearl
Mitts, Ella Way. Roena WolfskilI, Ida
Howard, Gala Msrtindale. Bessie Mays,
Effie Cham bers, Ida eMitts, Sadie Martin,
Emily Chambers. Fannie Gray. Lizzie
Lyons, Zelah Spencer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.
Parties. Surprises, Dances, Wedding An
niyersar es aud Announcements

! Mrs. o. ID. Kirk eutertains at dinner at
| her home next Tuesday.
| Mrs. Will Nash entertains the Ladies'
Whist club next Wednesday.
Mrs. W. n. Wyley will entertain num-
Der OF friends at whist next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Fletcher entertained
| a number of friends last Thursday evening.
Miss Emma Pearce entertains for Miss
| Mabel Perkins of Boston, Wednesday
| ueXt.
| Miss Maud Terrill and F. 3. Draper. an
attorney OF Chicago, will be married
| June Z.
Hypatia, Last Monday, discussed the
question of whether men are truer than
women.
| Mrs. J. c. kipkead entertained at dinner
| III her home on North Lawrence, Friday
evening
! Miss Katie Wigs entertained at tea a.
her home on South Water street, Monday
| evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Gordon entertained
Monday evening in their rooms in tae
Sedgwick.
Next Friday and Saturday the public
exhibit and safe of the Ceramic club In the
Lewis academy occurs.
IOIs- Lu retire entertained iueSday AZ
ternoon for Mrs. @. NJ Wood burn of Kan.
sss City aud Mrs. j. II. Myers of Oklaho-
ms City.
! Mrs. J. NJ. Knapp gave her lecture a.
Paramount college on "Tenuyson's
Princess, Thursday. IL was very able
| aud striking paper.
The young people of the Congrega tional
church gave a delightful lawn party on
w ednesday evening at the resid-uce O..
| Miss Emma Human, on Hydraulic ave-
nue..
Miss Rea Woodman and Miss Elsie
Woodman, accompanied by Mr.. Mon.
Hailowell and Mr.. Gay Lombard spent
Saturday afternoon north OF the city on
picnic.
Monday evening. members OF the family
| surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Oliver of Col
iese HILL by bearing down upon them with
tinware By the wholesale Il was their
tin wedding.
Mrs VIII McNaughten entertained h.r
CERAMIC class at luncheon Tuesday even
| ing. Those present were: Mrs l. Blood.
Misses Minnie Kramer, Erva Ebey, lima
Ash, Ollie McNsughten.
Miss Rhes Woodman charmingiy enter
| talneo al dinner on Wednesd ~, her guests
0sing Miss May Hartman, Miss Elsie
ooiman: Messrs. Dale Saively, Houston
Taylor aud Mont Halloweil.
pleasant picniclng party on Thursday
was composed OF Mrs. A. n, Buryelte.
Mrs. j. ID. MacRae, Mrs Robert Dean
Mrs. Smith, J. w. Jones OF Hutchinson
Miss kmma Burgetts and MIR ]. B. Bur
gette
A reception was given on last Wednss-
day evening By the members of the Oak
Street Presbyterian church to ths;r newly
ordained pastor Rev. John Il Fazsl Sc the
residence OF =. G hurry IL which oysr
two hundred and nifty persons were pres.
ent Refreshments were served and \
general geod time WAS enjoyed by all.
The Caristoma,seaa society OF Fair
mount held an opea meeting the hall o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
PERISH THE THOUGHT.
6ossip's Vile Tongue handles the Reputation
OF IA Honorable ing Woman.

II is with regret may friends of one of
the most esteemed young ladies in this
city have learned that the vile tongue of
gossip mas connected her name with the
yelled woman who has figured so con-
sp;cuously in the courts aud in the papers
during the past two weeks. How or why
anybody could suspect the young lady IN
question rs being the heroine OF the Cobb
house romance Is beyond the compre-
hension of those who know her. Happily
the report has just started aud il is we'll TO
nail il in its infancy. IL Is hard enough
fer the unfortunate young woman
who was an iumate of tue Cobb
house TO bear the stings and arrows
of her sin, but how much barber Is
it for an innocent and lovely young
girl TO be conscious Of the fac. that not only
suspicious but open declarations are
directed against her. Fortunately she is
not YET conscious of the report duplicating
her, and it is TO be hoped that 10 cDe viii
tell her. for il would break BIER heart. Ii
is also hoped, and this is authoritative that
no man will make any declaration that
the report is true. for ii would re As much
as his life would De worth. The young
lady in question bears an honorable Name
and she Is entitled 10 10. The report i'm
piicating her bears the ear marks OF the
prince OF evil, Tor 1t IS as black a lie as
was ever uttered. When the officers kept
the secret OF IL WIS 10
protect innocent members o; her family,
and TO spare the feelings OF
friends not dreaming taat by any twisting
OF the imagination the young Isdy, now
so grossly ill-used, could be connected
with such an affair. IL you have heard
the report and gave IL a thought, blot it
out from your mind at once, and il other.
should tell Il TO you. crush Il promptly
even though you should lose friend II
would be a heroic act II the young woman
who has s!nned wolld s2me out boldly
and proclaim her shame in order 20 save
tae reputation OF ~ innocent yoapg lady.
The sacrifice. o. course, would be terrible.
but women are able TO make noble sscri-
6ces and men are capable ana generous
enough 80 appreciate Iheni.
Ne young woman living east OF Main
street should oe suspected Neither
should any young woman. whose name
begins With any OF the tan fIr-.'-t.ss= CT
tee aipazbst-