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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
SHE WAS SAVED.
The Sorrowing Missionsry's Prayer Was
Answered.

A little girl in India went TO the mis-
sionary school; she was pretty, clever
little thing, and so attracted the
teacher that she ventured to visit her
in her home. She found the child
overshadowed bv the horror of her ap-
preaching marriage. AS a baby, she
had been betrothed, but, according to
custom. she lived on in her fathers
house till she was twelve; then she was
to be taken from her own people and
given over 10 her husband, a hideous
little man, deformed, his face scared
with disease, of bad character, and no
toriously given to drink.
The child was terrified of him. and he
derived ghoul-likc pleasure from her
terror; used to jump at her in the dark,
make faces at her, and told her that
once really married 10 him, and in his
home, he and his old mother would
make short work of her beauty with a
red-hot fork, so that it would soon be
difficult to choose between their two
faces.
At last the fatal day arrived The
missionary's heart ached for the little
friend she was unable 20 help, and as
she went about her work she prayed
that God might save His hspless
creature
At noon the child's mother burst
into the house. "Nahomi IS dead"
she cried, and the two women hurried
10 her home. There was Nahomi,
lying stiff and cold on the floor,
looking very slim and childish in her
bridal dress and smooth, hower-crowned
head.
II appeared she had spent the morn
ing in restless agony of anticipation.
that TO quiet her her miserable
mother had beaten her, and that after
ward she had fallen into an apathy OF
despair.
She had washed her E.tle person and
her hair, had braided il neatly, had
put on her bridal gown, had decorated
herself with flowers and jevvelry. and
then bad gone quietly into the yard
behind the house, where a datura tree
hung its great white trumpets against
the blue sky, dug mp and ate "a little a
its poisonous root and then crept back
into the house. where she now lay
>olc, stark-free--Temple Bar.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

patience won for him The adInira ton
of the little army that was posted IN
the desert and WHO afterwards rode at
the head or on the fanls of half .
score of expeditions, and had his
services writ in memorial medals and
official dispatches = that stalwart
teamster, who went with Custer; who
was in at the death of Gen. Carr in 'es
and Gen. Royal IN 90, and was first
among the bullets on Short Nose creek
creek in 20, and was miles ahead of
the advance against the Sioux in II;
who began his career in the dark days
of Bleeding Kansas. and crowned them
with luster on the CORY be1k of the
Little Big Horn-this teamster, put
down in departments ink, in every
barracks between the Missis-
sippi and the Black hills as
Buffalo BILL who has since
been a royal guest of every bravery
loving sovereign of Europe, was re
Gently notified by bulletin RON Nlch-
ita, Kan, that he was not Buffalo Bill
The exposure appcared almost sinai
taneously in the Philadelphia Press,
the Chicago Post and half 4 score of
smaller papers. The Buffalo Bill with
thirty-five years of official record was
suddenly unmasked-the medals tom
from him: the war department leaves
were ripped ont of the books of has
'tory, and the national eulogy blotted
by tear.
The tear was recognized as Capt
T- ha r-sn ID
the whole sad exposure
When the fell announcement reached
New York there was blight on the
groups at the Army and Navy club
and at the Hoffman house; a look OF
disInay passed from face to face IN
Printing House square Another IL
fusion gone" said Gen. Porter. "Aa-
other fond hallucination ripped up By
the roots remarked Gen MeCOok.
so departs the glory Of man. said
Gen Howard. as ne wiped tear away.
do you know. l have been fondly
nursing the childish notion all these
years that knew Buffalo BIZ on the
tented field and at the camp fire. and
actually saw him hreaSting the bliz-
yards Of the northwest, when the
Thermometer was forty degrees below
zero. Well. well. ! gave up the hatchet
story and William Tell and Santa Clscs
long ago, and now. suppose, must
give up Buffalo Bill
Bat the two Gewspsp-e- men, with
hardened prejudics that a soldier does
not feel. refused 20 relinquish theiI
idol. AMI insisted on knowing who Capt.
Jack Crawford was
He is said M Nate Salisbury. "a
poet sc9ut-he- has written sone very
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
What is


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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
OUR BUFFALO BILL
Nym Crinkle's Account Of His First
Discovery Of the Scout.
How He Got His Drink = The Jeyhawker
Who Shot the Glass in the Cap
tain's Hand Got q Bullet In
Each Cheek.
COPYRIGHT, lss41

tits good many years ago that q
young newspaper man of New York
got caught with tenderfoot com
panion in a border town on the ragged
edge Of civilization The two men had
ridden long distance, and there was
only one tavern, which was the resort
of all the worst characters in that new
country. They were tired and they
had TO make the best of it. When they
had eaten a dinner of pork and corn
bread and the mud and darkness shut
them in, they went down into the bar
room, there to encounter for the first
and last times IN their experiences the
traditional jayhawlser of romance, who
owns a private burying ground and
keeps the neighborhood well painted
with his friends gore. He was on deck
in the barroon and already half intox-
icated- He wore two regulation re-
volvers in his trousers. His hair was
long and matted as if he had been
on a protracted "bet," and his dirty
slouched hat was showed back on
his head viciously. There were
four or five men in the place besides
the barkeeper, and it appeared at once
that they had all they could do by the
most subservient aaiability to keep
this rufian from opening promiscu-
Gus firing upon them in the intervals
of drinking. sDrinlz we all had to, or
die, and there really wasn't much diff
ference, considering the quality Of the
whisky. Our jayhawker, his eyes in
famed ard the veins standing out pur-
pie and black on his brawny neck,
merely touched one of his pistols and
inquired if there was any man in the
room who had sand enough to refuse
to drink with him. This was one of
those cases in which discretion if not
absolute cowardice is the better part
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

amusing verses 70 his mother and his
child"
And Capt Jack lectrred on tenn
perance. gave limitations of Webster's
reply to Hayne and wrote play. But
in none OF these things did Capt Jack
strike his exact gait-which was BIZ
ography-until he came across the
banker of Wichita. The one master
stroke of his literary career was
the discovery that Col Cody is
not Buffalo Bill, and that q mod
est man by the name of William
Mathewson, who is running bank in
Wichita. is Is was only by the most
persistent prodding that Capt. Jack ex-
racted the secret from the Wichita man
and gave it 20 the world, and nothing
but the assurance that 1t would re-
verse history and turn back the hands
OF tine induced the banker 20 give up
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

To Pittsbnrg. Pa.-Annusi Encsmpmeat Grand
Army OF the Republic.

Arrangements having been made By the
president of the NOman's Relief Corps
aud members OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic for special train consisting OF
Pullman sleeping cars, chair cars. etc.
through to Pittsburg without change via.
the Great Rock Island Route aud Erie
lines, the following schedule will be put
into effect.
Special train will leave Kansas City Sat
urday evening. September ;, al $50. arrive
In Chicago az 9 O'Clock sunday morning.
going direct 10 t1e depot OF che Erie rail-
way. dearborn station) The day will be
spent In sight seeing aud pleasure
Ample time being given for all those &C.
companying this party 10 visit the various
parks aud also the famous War Museum,
Libby Prison and General Grants mouu
ment, all of which can be reached In a very
few minutes from Dearborn station.
The journey will be taken up by way the
Erie Line. leaving Chicago Sunday even
ing AT $50. passing thr, ugh the following
named cities en- route: Huntington. indi
Lima. o., Marion. o.: Gallon. o; Mans
field. o.; Akron. O., Kent, O.; WsrreB. O.,
and New Castle, Penn, arriving ia Pitts
burg early Monday morning.
Tickets will be sold September 9Th and
oth, and will be good 20 return up TO Sep
tember p. with stop over privilege return
ing at points east OF Chicago up To nnAl
limit. Those purchasing Great Rock
s!and Route tickets will not be obliged -
deposit them in Pittsburg, will not require
signatures or stamping in order 10 maks
them available. They will be straight out
open tickets snd carry 40 furthur restric-
tions further than mentioned above.
Attached To this train will slso be
special coach for the use Of the prssfdent
% the Woman Relief Corps a1d membef,
Of the Grand Army en- route and la Pitts
burg. The doors Of this special coach vii
be open u all. ia fact The car will DE used
a. an official car wherein all business per-
tanning TO the Grand Army can be con
ducted. Nothing Will be Left uudoue by
the Rock Island aud Erie routes 10
make this most enloyablr trip
TO the National Eucampment, therefore
make your arrangements sarlv aud enjoy
the pleasure IN store for you. Bear in mind
ia order TO secure these advantages that
your tickets should read via Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacinc railway. from
Missouri river points q Chicago. Chicago
aud Erie % Marion. Ohio New York,
Lake Erie and Western 10 10uuRstou.
Ohio and Pittsburg and Lake Erie rail-
way % PIttsburg Pa.
Our rates are always as low as ths low
est
The service rendered and attention given
our patrons cannot be questioned. We
lead bat do not follow
ANY further information wanted, adj
dress
I. J. ASDKRsoS, A. II. MoFFET.
Asst. G.. l. aad T. a Gen. 80. WP. A.
s NJ. CHAELEs. L :. g HOCsH.
1.P A. .Iopeka. Kan. 4. T. A. KansssCity
J. II. PHIiLTIs. &. T. y. A.
20 ut Cor. Main aud Douglas. W &c alta
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

An Irishman, seeing q picture of the
cathedral CT Cologne, said that Il looked
80 natural that he could almost hear the
chime OF its bells \ traveller looking AT
one Of the Spiendidly equipped passenger
trains Of the Frisco line. standing iu the
Wichita station. engine alive, waiting for
the signal 10 take lis fast flight over the
prairies aud through the Ozark mountains,
may almost near the hum OF the busy city
CD the other end.
Travel on the Frisco. Il is reliable-sl-
ways on tlme-iusuTiug connections
Chair cars with porters in charge. Seats
fIee.
Pullman s.eepsrs in morning and isht
Trains. 1Ickets on sale 20 all points. IN AL
directions. and baggage checked through
City ticket Office. los North Main street
Passenger staJicu, corner Douglas and
tI!th avenues, Nicuita. Kan.
". ID. MURDOCH. d. 2. y
u NISHART, q. 2. A.. -, Louis
G52 =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

kNOW HE IdE
DID YoU?''
the fatal truth that h.y WIS 1,uITaIo
Bill. and Capt. Jack should be his Bos-
well. 1t now appears from Capt.
Jacks story that while Col. Cody was
reaping recognition and medals from
the government and army officials, and
traversing the earth with his honors
thick upon him. the real fellow was
counting out his money there iu
Wichita and saying not a word, till
he met Capt Jack. This does indeed
stagger history and makes the Itch
borne case hunt its tabled hole.
There was a general beating to
quarters in newspaper offices, and the
best men were packed off down to the
wild west show to take another look at
the medals and documents and ask Col.
Cody if he was not ashamed of himself,
for being somebody else, and what he
meant by saying he had killed Yellow
Hand, when everybody in Wichita
knew that he had given Yellow Hand
-four dollars and half to say he was
dead.
{ IL SO ndppeIleu Oudt one ol tue u1cu
sent down on this business had been
present in the western tavern many
years before, and had not seen Buffalo
Bill since. Newspaper men are some
times scouts themselves and thus one
had just got back from Blueields
and Brazil and hadn't even seen the
wild west show. So, naturally, he
sauntered into the pavilion to look
at the grand entire and wait for
Buffalo Bill to get through with
his performance. When the first mag
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
". Md Ms.sste.

81 tell you SAD the inspector, lean
ng back in his chair, directive work
i not the snap it's cracked up % be
Were you ever badly taken inY'
swell. rather The worst I was ever
forled ras by pretty. t@by-eyed. In
2oosat-iooSSnz young girl could
hare svorn she ~ss an angel
And wasn't sheY
"TeQ. gaes noe, She had q temper
He a western cyclone; and onee when
attempted 20 csA ker down. ihOzshs
a. ezrtbGnsA1s hs>t struck me
How did you h~Sp>E - discover her
rez chs-sctsry
SHpIy oz1zyA-f married h@T.--
FsA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
PITrsBURG. PA. AND RETURN.
About 1 Cent per MiIe-s25. 90 From Wichita.

About / Cent per Mile-S25. 90 From Wichita.
Dates of sale, Sept. Z and s; 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 m. The
equipment will consist of Pullman,
special and chair cars All go through
from starting point TO destination without
change. Ample accommodations will be
provided for all. Don't be mistaken by
advertisements of so-called official
trains by other roads OF excursions en-
gineered by private or iDdividuals-they
are delusions. Peculiar advantages may
be enjoyed by those who 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. I5S y Main, ST.,
S? l2t Wichita Kan,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

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 60 by the Missouri
Pacific will also have n 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 by any special committe, but we are
declared the most popular and shortest
route by the public al large. Come and
JOIN our party, we show no psrtialitv to
any one. but will treat you all alike. and
that IN most royal style. II will pay you
to 60 our way. Ihe grand Union Depot
ut st. Louis is worth while seeing Ii is a
Worlds Fair in itself You can leave
Wichita after dinner and arrive at Pitts
burg the second morning before break
Elegant reclining-chair cars with smok-
ing and fine toilet rooms) on all trains also
Pullman palace sleeping cars for those
who want them. Call and see us anyway,
even II you don't intend 10 90.
+. +. BLECKLFY,
2. * I. A. Mo. Pc. Ry Co.
ia y Aafn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 90 Kansas City and
chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south, east and west. and steamship tickets
sold TO all European points at lowest rates. City
Ticket Office lQ East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone la2. =
J. h. PHILLIPS. Ticket Agent
GNo. SERA STAN, q. i. d A. Chicago. H.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
4 c.es. fer Ihenrht.

You szs you vzs, 20 nzrr7 NJ
daughter Rave yoG spoken . herr
Yes, sir.- replied the young fEAr.
nod have gained her consent
Well II she ms ssid 'Yes that set
tl- - Anything ] might lsy q &c
wozldn hare re siightesE insusoce.
Taso the FouEg zszE went hozss s5d
wondered e be vas nst TOO yczng &c
t.zrrr such ? gtTL-sruSfnS [0gr544-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
TRANEI.

Via the 81 Iouis and >an Francisco Railway
From wichita 10 NJ. Louis and the East.
Two Express and Mail trains daily.
morning and night, through 60 the ST
Louis Union depot without changing cars
or any class.
Chair cars (seats free) with porters in
charge
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars morning
and night It is the only line Offering the
latter service from Wichita TO the public
City Ticket office, No. l5S North Main ST
Passenger Station, corner Douglas ave
and Fifth ave d52tt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
THE GREAT RoCK ISLAND.
The Onlcial Route to iittsburg for Garfield Post
No. - oI Niciitl.


No. - oI NfcrftI.
On Tuesday evening, August y, Gsr-
field post, No. -, q. \. r.. department uf
Kansas passed he following resolution by
a unanimous vote:
Whereas, The officers with the colors of
Garfield post, No. -, intend going to the
national encamUmeut at Pitisburg, Pa,
over the Great Rock Island Route. be it
Resolved, That the Rock Island Route
be the official Route of Garfield Post
B. III. DOWNING, HENRY SCHAD,
AdjuJ8uL Post Commander.
Special chair cars will be attached to the
Rock Island train leaving Wichita az q:4O
-. IN. Saturday. Sent. :. for the accom-
modatiOn Of those desiring 10 attend the
national encampmeut. These ears will be
attached TO the G. a. r. special t-sin.
leaving Kansas City at ESQ d. m. Those
desiring sleeping Car accommodations
should make application in advance. For
further information call at Rock Island
ticket office, corner Main and Douglas.
~ l5t !. II. PHILIPS.
Citv Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
EXCURSION Rates via. Missouri Pacific.

Commencing June !, the Missouri Pa
ific Railway company will sell excursion
tickets to Pueblo. Manitou. Colorado
Springs. Denver and all the principal sum-
mer resorts In the west as well as all east
ern, northern and all lake resorts. Tickets
Will be good To return October 81. For
full particulars call at city ticket office.
ia North Main street, or depot, corner
Second and Wichita streets
dl+ T.. F.. BLTCKLFY, p. & T a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
CaStoria.

"Castoria Is sowell adapted 20 children that
recommend il as superior toany prescription
known to me-"
Il. A. ARCHER. VI. D..
III So. Oxford ST, Brooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians in the chiltren's depart
nent have spoken highly ot their expert
enee in their outside practice with CaSsortl.
and although We Only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet We are free 20 confess that the
merits OF Castoris has won Us to look with
favor upon IT,.
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsrKSs1Rr,
Boston. EaSs.
AIxS c. SnrH. Pres,
array Street, Now York City.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

You will not want Cannon City when
you get better coal-try the Ruby. Saves
you 50 per ton. Cheaper than the cheap
Goals. Lasts one third longer; has no
smoke, SCOT or clinkers, fine for cook stove,
heater furnace. open rarlor CRATE and
base burner. Try sample-free OF charge.
WICHITA COAL Co.
sun-tue Office Sl3 E. Douglas Phone SO.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
Secret Societies.


Just received another lot of fine shoes In
narrow widths, a d. We have now
full line of narrow shoes for ladies'. chill
dren and gents. Those fine patent leather
fer gents in ali widths, worth $500, now
81 80. The hest 81 so shoe on earth at
Manhattan Shoe Store, $40 Douglas av.
92-2t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
TI- coaIdn.t G~. oar Of u.

Papa DO men descend froEz non
keys?- asked the tboughtful iiitls log
81 his father
YES my bog
And what about the monkevsy
And Tie puzzled father replied. I'd.
uaonaeys desceE5. ~ boy-.czt is--er
-tAey 5ssceaa iran tae f.eszr-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
TO DENVER AND RETURN.
ST.. so via the Missouri Pacific Railway.

For Western Democratic League at Den
jver, Colo, Sept. To 6. aud national irri-
cation congress. Sept. TO 10, rate of one
standard fare for the round trip has been
authorized, Tickets Will be on sale Sept.
i, and 3, good to return until Sept. 16.
T. l.. BLECKLEY,
p and f. A. Mo. Psc. Ry,
: If 1i4 North Main sIIeet.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

The scenic Line q The Hgr.d.' to
Denver and RIO fsrande railroad. Cfisrs -
tourists iu Colorado. I tab Aud Sew As1.-
% the choicest resorss. asd - ths traIs-
Continental frave!sr the granosst scenery.
Double daily train service SKA tAfsA<n
Pullman sisepers and toBflss cAfa -
tween Denver aBd s>su Frsncisco aEo LIS
ABgsies. E0f illustrated tsoks addFsss =.
4 Hoover. General PAsseDzrf asa IleSes
agent Denver czsJ-f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
Reduced Rztesto wazhiagfoH. d C.. Va sasns
Re Hoafe

% account Of TIE grand eDcampmsnt ~
the Knights ~ Pythias 70 be held az WASH
iugton, ID. g.. Aug 25th % sept 5tb. the
santa Fe r0uts will sell ticksts 70 Wssh-
ington AZ one fare for round TIP. Tickets
on sale Aug 25rd and 2sth. good % Fetsru
on or before sept 9Th. A further sItsn-
sion Of time q sept 18th can Os secursd
by depOsiting tIcAets With joint agent a.
" sshiagton. Eor further Iuf0rnAtisa
cali Oh o. address
vs.. ~ MrRDocE. y. y \
n1 Us North Mzia Street
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
Hack Line.

Exchange stables at Orlando and Still
water. We make a speciality Of Carrying
passengers between these points. Travel
ing mems patronage solicited.
SHIYELY. NANWYCK u SHIvELY,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
CaStoria.

"Casto-ia is an excellent medicine for chl-
dren- Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children
DE- g. C. Ossoop,
Lowell, Mass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
RUBY COAL.

For bran, ship, corn, oats and hay: w.
f. Puckett 119 w. Douglas. d&w54f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

Phone 10 for hay, corn, oats and all
kinds of mill feed. Wholesale prices. 4otf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

Feed of All kinds, wholesale and retail.
p. Gould, sos L. Doug Phone IS. IS II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
TO PTTTsBUEs. Ps- Wa THE tElscf
tFsF

g. A. 2 sxrarSia8 tickefs cn sac "a
g fouis - rates vsry asgeE icss thsn 60
fsr--Sz- - from N ichifa
Date q sale. 5sgssro1>r ard = zS1d
for fsguru 60 20 segtsnsh~T - ~
Chair cars seats fFssi, z4so Palm
s!ssplas ears Ia u4orpisE and aiznt trans
- r. L1uis wlghDlzf e.saEa &D o:B~f
slae csa Esss jos t11s eeFr4cs frs1s
W5rb5gs
Ca. npon o. ac1rssx tse un6srsi sue,3
y - &urcOcE. Dist. Pas Azz
triL - ~ Ha.n -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
TO PITTsBURG. PA. AND RETURN

For $3.50 via the Missouri Pacific Railway
Through 10 IT Louis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

Make rsoosy b. tskioz the s.&souri Pa
Clhe railway Wichita 20 Denver. euiT
nineteen hours = eEznt ss~FIcs--sggsc<
tinls. Excursloa rasgs szcsr-inZiJ isa.
On -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted l hope the day IS not
far distant when mothers viii consider the real
interest OF their children. and use Castoria in
stead Of the various squack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
sAem 70 premature graves"
DR. J. F. KNcHrLoE,
Conway, Ark
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

o. A. - Esesr.lsa 10 rTss.osrz pa. 80 ~
- s.szsz f.zSs1r 5-zig-z.
4ickst o. ssis Ssps- zne :. god
tssre c<pf- - Pr fsll particular az
~ Soghh Lsln nsserz aa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
ssTH ANNUAL REUNION G. A. R.

The Pennsylvania's Special Trains 90 Pitts
burg.