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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
A UNIQUE QUILT.
Made by an Old Time Actress Out Of satin
Souvenir PIaybiiis.

a quilt made Of satin printed playbills
Is the unique possession OF Ars ". q.
Jones, an old time gctress
The quilt l. composed almost wholly ~
play which have bean printed on sat
in for souvenir occasions. There are pieces
Of plain silk embroidered with the usual
designs-butterf1ies horssshoes, etc but
the beauty spots of the quilt are the play
bills Another interesting feature - that
the guilt Is lined with the dsTnAsk crim-
son satin which once formed the curtains
Of the old Bowery thsatcr When the new
Bowery was built, most Of the furnish
ings Of tho old BOwery were sold
Mrs. Jones bought the curtains end pus
them 20 their present use.
The quiit was mostly made "On the
road, " for Mrs Jones did n deal 81 trav-
cling when acting. 4 always worked
when waiting In the gresnroom for my
cue. " she said in referring % the WORK
Tho quilt was begun IA Kansas City IN
1884 and finished IN New York ia 1857
one Of the choicest blts - the Pisyi'ilI
from the BoztGn Bij0u thsater The oc-
casion was the gala opening q the thes-
ter IN lss2 a Paul kAayAr souvenir
on yellow six gives a representation q
the dream or gulli0tins scene and u very
pretty PINK lettering on vhit@ sAfin
wss the souvenir - an occasion Whsn
Emma 4 bbost gave The BohemiAs Girl .
Another j. sfsbeliishsd With photosrsphs
81 Mrs John Drew and q Jo@eph Jessr-
son as Bob Acres. -- Philadelphia J iEnes-
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So - q ~ - -.

Special DisuatcA % thc Daily Ea-ie
OKLAHOMA CITY, O 7. sept. s-Miss
lca Dent Wright % New York, who ar
rived II Oklahoma City yesterday with her
mother, has romantic story Ia tell.
EzsIA, the san Salvadorean refugee. now
on trial in san Francisco. fell desperately
IN love with her. made a formal proposal
Of marriage; succeeded in hayiag the day
FOR the hymenial rites celebrated; bat
failed TO catch the bird.
During Ezsta's reign Miss Wright WAS
Ia san Salvador. Sac met President
Ezsta and he fell msdly in love with her.
Ii : said 20 have been case OF love ~
nr>t sight, the two meeting Of q reception
In the course of the following Afternoon
the generals, N full uniform. duly present
ell himself at the hotel whers Mrs Wright
and her daughter were staying. and. 60 the
inexpressible establishments OF both. maize
formal demand for Miss Ida's hand.
There was no doubt as 10 the ioyslorn war
rios's serious intention.
Miss Wright, alter the usual conven.
tionsl delberation. accepted Ezsta.
Weeks Went By and one day a WON al
orcke on tho whole nlatoa. kX.Il bad
slnned IN his syouth. lana Nemesis DOW
overlook HIM IN the shape 81 = nRtivs
woman, with whom ha hal lived when
poor, unhonored and uusnng. aud by
whom be had had several chiliren The
abandoned woman. in revenge for thu
wrong he had done her, apDrisei NSs
Wright of her former relations with The
general.
After this avowal, the mother aud
daughter broke of the match Miss
Wright IS visiting Mrs. Huntley Of tals
city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
KNIGHTS ALL QUIT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S-The supreme
lodge knights OF Pythias adjourned today
70 meet In Minneapolis the last Tuesday in
August. 1926. At the session today the
newly elected officers We're Installed and
following appointed members of the
supreme trioun..i: George r. Seay. TenneS--
see, five years; John II. Alexander, Virginia.
four years: Edward Graham. four Years:
Benjamin L Chase, Maine, TWO years and
Frank II. St2rke, Wyoming, one year.
The supreme temple Of Pythiap sisters
have changed the name of the temple to
the Ra.hb0ne sisters. This change Will be
officially promulgated by a circulsr by the
supreme chief Ia this way it IS said
Knights will be free 10 j0in their order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
After a Might In Isdla-

FEEL a Dcs flavor IA The az ard IN
stincfiTeiy tara 70 tAs ezst. Via = loy ~
great a. that q the most ar4eDt 1rs ssor-
shiper. - q Pale gray llght tAerc- Thank
heaven, this dreadful night - over In
stsBLy tie teelaEug jungle his FesFsor,ls
20 tbs suns message IEs tiger. with
blood stll dropping froZn his gaws. e no~
Exgiking hoHla . le gSeEAi aid hyez4a srs
sireajy wransiing over SIZE rs-.salrss - 80
victim Prom tte risinsG SCI tAe eess
seI.ds forth her endless croenlng a.a--siii,
sn imPGaeEi hooE.os T1ns scsslss tss 1@i--}
IN se8rch = iise earliest ard u7lss 4riFFil-
dent worm. Fsy5zs Fssensr tail. Sea7fs
and ovsFisa4d ia tas EssAl irss SIS fArrzis
are b.-stirrlug Themselves aDe efeaskins
gently - tIefr ulTfs So BE- - t-rls - -
g. tie h-eAssz.-s fsss Sash s<Es-sEs - ~
rzzsosI co-nss Clearly frlla tEs cgFs1ss-@
bank. u u.1akey N-sh = t@l4 Gg11iY
ci'.fehs-g Eff arssgss a4l-.sssf IS 1z.y ssst sad
sstzinz forgosfen ba1saa - - zzssn p
- teIulsu-s br4aeh teisrs Ga ca szesagss
a. bsr sssslacits - ns~ . slrs Enzer ~
liEkr h4s T.rsrsl. - he@ssr.s sad assa.zs.
insrs.es1 la.esy as ssssf ~ r.su teaEas q,
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az.d sszsssEz tts sEn - iaal@-s l.
Log-G Il Sase.ecEs- CS2g-s!.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
TO TRY THE ERICSSON.
Builders Insist on Having the First
Trip in Deep Water.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-The officials of
the navy department are having SONS diff
ficulty in laying course in Long Island
sound for the trial of the Ericsson. There
have been several consultations between
Admiral Ramsey and the bureau chiefs
but as vet plan has not been entirely
decided on. The trouble is that the
ship is so small and the time 1.-TWO hours"
so short, that it is difficult to anchor buoys
so the distances of the miles can be accur-
ately measured. The Ericsson must make
"a knots an hour or she will be rejected.
The contractors insist the trial must
take place IN deep water. The navy de-
partment cannot obstruct the sound. and
It must a6chOr its buoys, marking the
course with accuracy. One end OF the
course may be marked by the light house,
but this is impossible at the other end. IL
is possible that the buoys will be anchored
by several chains in order that they may
not be displaced by the tide movements.
If the Ericsson should make twenty-four
and one-fourth knots she will earn
premium of s. 500, and 81, 900 for each .ad-
ditional quarter knot. The contractors in
sist on an accurate course in deep water,
So she can make the fastest possible speed.
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GONE To HIS REWARD.

a. J. Cook, an esteemed landmark Of
our city, was called from US on Sabbath
morning, Sept 2, 1892.
Although having been an invalid the
past ten months, as result Of la grippe,
he bore his affection with Christiau fUrti-
tude, and his spirits final release was IN
expected TO his bereayea family, consist
ing of two daughters. Mrs. Nellie Sayles
aud Mrs. Emma Num-, aud three sons,
Robert, William aud Nathan.
Mr.. Cook was born in Massachusetts,
Oct. Il. 1919; came to this place ia 1870.
-empting of the government a portion
of what is now valuable residence portion
Of our city on College Hill. lie was man
Of great inventive genius. but his active
years were mainly spent IN horticultural
puisuits. being one OF our couHty's most
successful fruit growers. He was a man
OF most excellent character, a devoted
husband and father. and died as he lived,
in perfect faith OF a Christian reward
FRIEND.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
GOING TO LEAvENwoRTH.

The regimental, regimental staff and
the company officers from this city will
leave today for Leavenworth for the school
of instruction which will be held there
this week. The school will be under the
charge OF an officer of the regular army
detailed for that special duty. There will
be night sessions OF the school devoted to
the presentation OF theoretical matters,
while the days will be devoted 10 regi-
mental, battalion aud company drills,
various officers of the National GuArss
present to be detailed TO conduct the drills
under the supervision Of the officer above
mentioned. There will be lots Of hard
work about IL and tue boys will be =ur-
rounded by all the conditions Of genuine
garrison life, notwithstanding which they
anticipate as much pleasure as profit from
the weeks work.
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TROOPS THAT REFUSED TO ACT.
Military COz-i 20 be Held al q RssG2.
OF California Strtkss-

SAcEA9EyTo. Cal. sept S-Govsruor
Markham this aftsTaOoa ap9oisted .
military ooHrt q inquiry 70 iDvssiisats The
e0BGncs OF the stale militia II th2 city
during The Tscsui raiirosd strike. Al
Least oSe company. Il al. be rensas bsrsd.
failed 10 obey orders xhsn eoulEasnGe1 u
asTznoe upon the strikers Eh0 swaFzfd
N and about the railroad depot.
znd subsequently that COMPANY and
Two others aers zlfkdTsEs from tie fed
Tie whole state ael..iis Las slacr sEen en-
bro led = bitter dispute. ei4sF-es SaEsEZ
n<eg m44e tasf SIC cosss 3As-lfs NhC~s
hoasr - 10 qIe~tloa usFe rot - tE1ir. 81
be biztnc sfloE.a bc lad Il tie door. a
IEe coEE-SaclEs e4csTs VASE LACK o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
BIG SIDEWALK COLLAPSED.
Many Women and Little Children Hurt
in Michigan,

DETROIT, Sept. s.-A special from Nash
Vile, Mich, to the Free Press says: This
afternoon while the streets were crowded
with people waiting to see an exhibition Of
rope walking, twenty foot section of
sidewalk in front OF dry goods store gave
away, preeiPita.ing thirty-one persons into
the area beneath. All the victims of the
accident were women and children except
one man. None was killed, but several
were so seriously injured that their lives
are despaired OF. Tue most badly injured
are; Mrs. Albert Mix, both legs broken;
Mrs. Y p. CasseIl, skull fractured and in
ternalIy Injured. Miss b Ill, ribs broken
aud BADLY cut; Mrs. H. +. SDrague, severely
bruised; Mrs William Sweeney. badly
cut and Injured internally. Mrs. Francis
Showalter, injured about the head and
spine. Many others were badly cut and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09

lively were appointed pro tenn to
the places made vacant. It is claimed by
members of the board that the suspensions
are made pending a thorough investiga-
ton of the affairs of the home by COM
missioner
The commissioners have been in secret
session since last Sunday. They found
the books in serious muddle, irregu-
larities and discrepancies were APP
parent in the records of financial
transactions and Commandant keatley's
accounts show him to be in arrears several
hundreds, possibly over a thousand.
Disclosures have Frustrated Colonel
Keatley, but he AYERS he will successfully
account for everything AS soon as able TO
go through his books. Temporary Conn
mandant Ratkain says most
searching investigation will be
speedily instituted and the bust
ness affairs of the home probed to the
bottom. Reckless management of this
state institution is openly charged, and
trouble has been brewing for months.
Commercial and Grand Army circles are
stirred up over the revelations, but many
have faith that the suspended officers will
yet be exonerated and possibly re-instatsd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
AN OLD WOMAN
Made Young Again-Released Prom the
Clutches OF Malaria

While visiting the south last winter |
called on an uncle in New Orleans. lie
mentioned the fact that Fe.ru.na had been
Of great benefit TO him in a czse Of chronic
malaria. aud subsequently have heard =
great many speak Of It's merits Oue of
the most striking Instances Is the case OF
an aunt who lives in Mississippi Five
years ago L visited her, and - more com
pletely wretched woman never saw. Her
face was thin aud saiiow. of that peculiar
yellow which chronic malaria alone eau
bring eyes sunken aud lack lustrr, form
withersd and bent. as with extreme age.
aud the viyaciOus wit for which. As "a girl shs,
had been famous ia the little village where
she resided, had been replaced by almost
unceasinR scoldiug. And bow miserable
she looked. She was 81 nervous sud irrt-
Table that il was relief te 90 out of her
hearing, yet one could not help feeling un-
utterAbly sorry for her. She tried 30 help
with the hOusewoTk, As sue did not con
slider herself III enough % keep her bed,
but she rarely did anything but hinder.
NV stay was cut short, As dt-i not wish
10 impose my presence upon the wearied
household. But last winter | saw her
again, and what n marvellous change hal
taken place. Her pink aud white dimplsd
face her rounded figure elastic tread anG
sparkling repartee-how different she was
from the prematurely old woman As ] had
seen her i've years ago. Truly Pe-ru-ns
stands at the head of all malaria RENE
dies There are maBy-En almost iuersd
ible namber-iu the south who testify 70
the virtue Of Pe-ru-na. not enly by words
but the expression OF eAuberant happIaess
In their Laces and The energy and grace OF
every movement.
An illustrated medical treatise on chronic
and acute malaria will be sent free 10 any
address by The Ps-rg-na Drag MAnufac-
turing company OF Columbus. Quo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
PYTHIANs WANT A COLLEGE.
Each knight Will Be Assessed Twenty.
Five Cents to Support 1t.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Sat the session of
the supreme lodge of Knights OF Pythias
today the new code of statutes was adopted
after a third reading. y protest was
made by Coloael Herskel, Of the first bat
talon, First regiment of Indiana, against
the decision OF the committee Withholding
the battalion prize from that
organization because it was the
only Que TO compete, but tie
supreme lodge decided II had no juris-
Glction in the matter. 4 plan to raise
funds for the Pythian university at Gal
latin, Tenn, was adopted and under il q
subscription of - cents Will be requested
from each kpigh
The new code o, rules makes the
supreme lodge and the uniform rank in
dependent OF each other, so IL i not GER
tain that they VIII meet at the same place
hereafter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
COOPERATION CAR WORKS.
Hiawatha Still Enthuses over the Pull
man Scheme.

HIAwATHA, Kan, Sept. s-President
Meyers and Secretary Allen of the Pull
man Employees Cooperative association
have been in the city for the past three
days examining sights for their proposed
manufacturing plant. Tonight they met
a large number of citizens and submitted
a proposition looking to the erection
of a plant, The people here are
enthusiastic, and the necessary stock
can be raised without any diff
Guilty. A committee of seven citizens
were appointed at last meeting to look
after the matter. President Myers and
Mr.. Allen leave Monday for Topeka to
meet the board of railroad commissioners
and will so from there to Lawrence. 1t
seems to be settled that this company will
come to Kansas and that either Hiawatha
or Lawrence will be the place selected. IL
will be an experiment in cooperation that
will be watched with interest.
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grossest exhibition of sectionalism and IN
just discrimination.
Governor Mckinley was especially Sc.
we're in his characterization of the case OF
Louisiana representative who were prom
ised protection for their sugar interests
and then left out.in the cold. He devoted
considerable time to comparison OF the
tariff bill of 1890 with the new law
to the disadvantage of the latter.
The law of 1894. he said. has struck
the former right and left. 1t has
shown no mercy whatever. The deadliest
blow is against the wool grower. The
concluding portion of the address was an
arraignment of the Democratic party for
what were described as its false pre-
lenses, for its treachery to pensioners OF
the union army and navy, and for its inca
pacity to conduct the affairs Of the ma
tion -
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Special Dispatch tothe Daily Eagle.
BEAVER, o. T., Sept. S.-George Hoff-
man, one of the most prominent citizens
in this part of Oklahoma, was killed by
lightning last night. He was riding across
the prairie. The family of the deceased
becoming uneasy and thinking he might
be lost in the darkness, a Mr.. Larsen went
out to search for him, which he continued
until about II o'clock p. IN. without sue
cess. At daylight yesterday be continued
the search and soon found the dead body
close beside that OF his horse. An inquest
was held by Justice Shaw, the verdict be-
ing death cased by lightning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
HE PREDICTED LYNcHING.
Grand Jury Takes a Warden at His
Word

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. S,-The grand
jury sprung a sensation when an indiet-
ment was returned against William Cox,
the assistant warden at the county Jail,
charging him with perjury in con-
nection with the lynching OF SIX
alleged incendisries near Millington,
a week ago. II is alleged in the indict-
ment that Cox was cognizant of and a
party TO conspiracy % lynch the negroes
and that be told Joseph Theirs and others
the day before the negroes were muir
dered that there would be a neck-tIe party
in the vicinity OF kerrvilIe and Aillington
Friday night"
Cox denied this statement when he WAS
called before the grand Jury and the in
dietment for perjury followed Cox was
arrested and locked up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
BITTERLY CONDEMNS PoPULIsM
Senator Mills Also INDUCES in Free
Silver Fright.

CROCKETT. Tex, Sept. S.-SenatOr K. q
Mills spoke here today and was enthusl-
astically received. He bitterly condemned
Popu!ism. OF the financial question he
said the Democratic party took the right
position when it declared for the coinage
of both money metals. He said the ua-
tional financial plank suited him exactly.
"If you were TO throw open our minis 10
the coinage of the world, not a dollar
would be added TO the currency OF the
country. Senator Jones of Nevada admits
this, and admits there Is no silver except
such as is going into manufacturers or
into coinages. Our silver dollar
is worth 100 cents because 1t is
based on gold. In Mexico dollar is worth
but 80 cents because it does not circulate
on the credit of gold.
He said free silver agitation was strictly
in the interest of the mine owners of the
country Gold IS the standard OF the
world and silver is a standard when 1t is
based on gold only-aloDe IL cannot
stand"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
INDIANS AND BANDITS FIGHT.

Special lspztch 10 TIE Daily Eagle.
Ell RENO, OK, Sept. s-A running fight
occurred west of this city between a force
of deputy marshals and posse OF Indian
scouts and the notorious Bill Doolin's
band of outlaws. The officers had been
pursuing the outlaws several DAYS. One
Indian scout and his horse were killed aud
two of the horses of the outlaws were cap
tured The outlaws escaped into the
Wichita mountains, in the kiOwa or
Comsnche country The officers have
been enforced by fifty Comsnche militia
men. and have the bandits surrounded in
the mountains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
BREcK SCORES \ BIG POINT,

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. S.-The Seventh
Democratic congressional convention
adopted acompromise rule which at next
Saturdays primaries gives the right TO
challenge any Democrat who does not
intend 10 support the Democratic nominee
The rule IS not as strong AS BreckinTidge's
friends desired, but Is nevertheless thorn
in the flesh of the opposition. ThesIie was
passed several times in the committee aud
the situation was strained for hours. The
rule adopted Will keep hundreds OF Demo
crats|from the primary election and is
causing the Breckiuridge men TO jollify
tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS CELEBRATE

CHICAGO. Segt. 6--CAiifOrnia pioneers.
who braved death by land and sea to
reach the western gold fields in the stir
ring days of 40. gathered with their chill
dren and grandchildren on the North
western University campus at EvaDstOwn
today to eu joy a day o. fellowship IL was
the reunion Of the Western Association OF
California Pioneers, which taxes the form
of basket picnic each year on The ami
versarv Of the admission OF Caiifornia 70
statehood. This date, September 2. falling
on Sunday this year. the celebration came
a day in advance. President Addison Bal
lard presided at todsy's Celebration
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GoDDAKD's BIG DAY.
Immense Rainy Being Prepared for The Favor
lie of the seventh District

The Republican rally 10 be held az
Harper Grove, near Goddard, on next
Wednesday, the 18th inst, Will be a great
day for Goddard aud tbe surrounding
country. The people viii meet ia the
morning anu have their dinBsTs on the
ground. In the afternoon there viii be
music BY the Cheney brass band the God
dard brass band. and vocal music by the
Goddard Glee club. HCn- Chester / Long,
candidate for congress. snd other Speakers
from this county, VII address the meet
Ing The candidate viii FL bs fhsTe.
aud IL reports b true this viii BE- great
gathering Of Republican. A she people
IN that vicinity sre enthusiastic, o. 81
Pltiiuger has spared no pains 10 make tne
meeting a success Eyery body, regard irsa
OF politics, wal bs there Tue di.Do-isl a
" the people today Is 10 hear lie truth zIis
vote aCcordinZiT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
CATHOLIC BISHOP PROTESTS,

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. S-The Right
Revernd L. NJ. Fink, bishop of the Kansas
diocese of the Catholic courch, has refused
to sanction the plan proposed by the Rev.
Father Kuhls of ST. Mary's parish in Kan
sas City. Kas., to abolish ali the parochial
schools in that city and send the Catholic
children TO the public schools. This plan
was proposed TO the bishop In retaliation
for the treatment accorded the Catholic
people by the \. 7. 4.
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MAN WHO SET A TRAP.GUN.

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept S.-This afternoon
warrant was issued for the arrest of w
;. Smith, the east-side grocer. in whose
store George Moorehouse, a burglar was
Killed by trap-gun set for lntruders.
The Information charges him with muir
der III the second degree.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09

INDEx0F T0DAYS IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages.
2. Mckinley on the New Tariff Law.
Irrigators Ask Aid of Uncle Sam.
Bad Divorce Middle in the Territory.
Ezsta Once Loved Girl in Oklahoma.
8. Emperor Williams Whack at Nobility.
Thomas Cakes is Exonerated
Ramapo Turns Smart Trick.
Corean Refuses to Ride With Jap.
s. Nudge Gray Tries to Commit Suicide.
Democrats Meet and Nominate Ticket
Fairmount Kicks on School Aatters.
6. Roy Nichols is Given Party.
Crop Scare Again Booms Corn.
Lively Day For Rock Island Stock.
7, Yonng Astor on Shakespeare and Bacon
8. Bill Nye Scatters Great Wisdom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
GOV. MOSELY is SEATED.

Special Dispatch 70 the Daily Eagle.
ARDMORE, L T., Sept. s.-F'rom parties
arriving from Tishomingo it is learned that
Palmer 5. Mosely took his seat as governor
of the Chickasrw nation despite the pro-
testations aud dispositions of frauds in the
recent elections as claimed by Progressive
Boyd and Pullback BYRD, the conIending
candidates. The only official as yet APP
pointed by the new governor was that OF
Fred Tecumseh Waite as secretary. y
g. Frazier was reelected president of the
senate and Isom Okiamby president Of the
house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
Che dmhia 9ai1n Eagle sutday gornime September 1894

into action suffering from hunger and
actually exhausted from the exsreme hot
weather to which they bad been unneces-
sarily exposed. The csnrt will be held Ia
San Francisco on the 18th inst