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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Property!

By virtue OF deed NJ trust made 20 the un'
dersl gned. trustee by John T. iisryey aud Emma
Hefyey, hig wife. dated on May 10Th, 1897, aud
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county West Virginia, In DEED
OF Trust Book 80, page ISL. Will on
Saturday, July It'll, 1894,
beginning at NJ o @ ock m. seil AZ public Aue
lion at the north door Of tbs Court House OF
said county, the following described property,
that IL 20 say: That piece or pafcsl OF lApd
lying aud bcing on wheeling lslans. IN the
city OF Wheeling ia the said couaty, and par
ticulatly described as follows, to-eit. All that
lot on said wheeling bland beginning a.
polut on Zane street four () fee EAST from the
vest line Of lot numbefsd 4 IN Zans's addition
10 tie city OF wheeling ss lad out by heurg
Moore; thence east on the north side OF Ease
street thirty three (33J feet and eAieading
back even width % the alley In The rear. to-
gethsr with the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
chase money. and 90 much more as the pgr.
chaser may elect cssh on The day OF sale Aud
he residue In two equal insthlmsnts pAyabls
with interest A. one and two years after ths
day Of sale. the deferred installmenis being ae.
cuFsd by deed OF trust and insurance. OF 9th
erwiss 10 the satisfaction 81 the trustee.
HENRY ~ RUSSELL
t,ee{ Trustss
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I7ss Market Street
-.

Or. 2. c. VESTS ks-Ts and Brain freatnent
god un5ar positive urltfpc 1unrhEtoo, ~ euinor
- arer.s ouIy, 10 cure Weak AsrnorZ; Loss %
prrir sud EerVs Power: Lost Manhood; Quicknessi
Nizht Iou.,s; Evil DTeerrss LACK q Oonnaences
irSrvo5Sn -: Iaasitade: al Drains; Los Of Poser
81 ths 0ererafive Organs IN eiihsr osxs een.ed ~
ovsr-exertcn; Youthful Errors, or kzoosntve Zee O.
Tobacco, Opium OF I4q1or, vhisa sooa ieta 20
n ~. for 81: vfth written ruArartee 20 cure o.
resrnd l,cnsz. VISITS COUGH SYRUP. A esEtaan
49,. - losrhs Coids Asthma, Broackftfls Group
S-to<~sr- Oonrh sore Throat. Pleasant 20 tnke.
s,~l - Sfsoonlfnued, Old, DC. sizs, BOW &c. ca
q ere. pow sc. GUARANTEES Issued oniS
r,,n.sh e. R.icoETZE. sole Agent. southwest
sor. TrsIfsb Nsrkst So, vhssliAES. "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

REAL FAITH never grows weak by
having to wait. Sufferers taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla for chronic COM
plants should be patient and the result
will be satisfactory. Hoods Cures
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
SIMPSON & MAzLETT,
1911 Market Street.
PUBLIC SALE OF STEAMBOAT

United States OF America, District OF West
Virginia, SIS:
owen Carr and others
vs. In Admiralty.
The Steamboat John L. Lowry.
IN obedience to an order entered on the 18th
day OF June, 1891, ia the District Court OF the
United States for tho District Of West Virginia,
In the case OF owen Carr and others against
the steamboat John l.. Lowry its engines,
boilers. tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture,
shall proceed TO cell at pablo auction, TO the
bbalfefahd hiffaatGn tufe,' A. the Public LandBe
near foot OF Fourteenth street,. In the CITY OF
Wheeling in the State and District OF West
Virginia, on 49,, $500. >,
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY. A. d.,
lsJi
commencing at 10 O'Clock, q. m.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thlrd OF the purchase
money or such greater sum as the purchaser
snail elect ~ pay, cash In hand; the remainder
OF the purchase money IN Two equal install
ments, PAYABLE in three and six mouths respect
lively, with interest from the day OF sale, the
purchaser giving bonds with personal security;
TO be approved by the Marshal, for the deferred
SAMUELS s. VlNSOH.
L. S. Marshal, District OF W. Va.
ByJ. c. MCMAHON, Deputy.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL Proctors Tor LIBEL
Wheeling, W. Va, June cath, 1894
je2ieqzdr
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TOR RENT.

=
Furnished house with lots Of shade and
shrubbery Also two Office rooms furnished,
for three months; owners have gone abroad.
ROLF & ZANE,
a Fourteenth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

REMNANT, OF silks, satinS and velvets
o. Eusle.mer's remnant sale on Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27

DOR RENT,
store rooms in Peabody Building
Once rooms In Peabody Building.
Steam hoat, elevator and all modern
cnnVonieEces Terms reasonable.
PEABODY INSURANCE 90,
de7e&dh 1875 aud 112S Market StrosE
EoR RENT-ON ACCOUNT OF MOVING
II our business 20 the large department store
OF Z. b. Potts, corner Main and Tenth streets,
we offer our present Office, No. 60 Twelfth
street, and i've rear rooms, for rent. Both
Offices Will be Kept open until the Twelfth
street rooms are rented. when the entire bust
ness will be transferred TO E. B. Potts store.
THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO,
S. \. Newcomer. Manager. lel0
DOR RENT.
L second stery apartments In new
buIIding on Nam and Tenth streets. Each
apartment contains ak rooms, hall and
bath suitable for residences or odcas.
Also basement barber shop. Prices rea-
fonable to good tenants.
JAS. l.. HAWLEE,
fel7 1890 Main street.
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HOOPS PILLS act easily, yet prompt
~ and efficiently, on the liver and
bowels. CSC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
THE AGREEABLE GUEST.
Is the One Who Carefully Observes the
Little Conyentionalities.


Little Conventionalities-
If one is invited to a friends house,
the first thing in order is TO decide
whether or not she can go. If, on con-
sideration and review Of existing and
anticipated engagements, it seems that
the invitation can be accepted, il should
on no account be lightly thrown over
in favor of some later suggestion which
offers a more tempting prospect. An in
vitation TO a friends house Is always
compliment. and should be so esteemed
Whether it be t-r 2 single meal, or for
DAYS. for an informal tea or a cere-
moniOus dinner, the fact that one is
asked shows that one is wanted. Some
persons hold social engagements by a
very tenuous thread, and apparently
feel at liberty to modify or. break them
according to moods and caprices, but
to do this is not good form, and is an
indication of selfish disregard for the
convenience of others. To make
thoughtful arrangements toward enter
tanning guest, and then, at the last
moment, to receive telegram or a let
ter explaining that the guest is not
coming, after all. is common but very
disappointing experience. Illness or
calamity is, of course, a sufficient ex-
cuse for alteration of plans, but moth
ing less can be condoned in the woman
who a,pires to a reputation for good
manners.
The invitation having been accepted,
it is well to let the length of the con-
templated visit be definitely pre-
scribed. Both hostess and guest will
proceed more intelligently, and, on the
whole, more comfortably, if it be I'M
derstood on both sides whether the visit
be of a days, a weeks, or fortnight's
length.
In case of a protracted visit, where
the guest fits into the family life, she
needs, even more than in a briefer
stay to observe carefully all the con-
ventionalties, often etfaeing herself, so
to speak, and withdrawing from the
household, that they may have their
own opportunity for privacy. In the
shortest visit the guest does well occa-
sionally to stay awhile by herself, that
the family may arrange their own oc-
equations or carry on their talk with,
out her intrusion.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
TAKE CARE OF THE EYES.
Forty-Three Diseases, and More Than Half
Are Contagious.

Everybody should have his own bed,
towel, sponge and soap, make his hand
toilet in running water, live and sleep
in well-ventilated rooms, and come
under the cleansing, refreshing influ-
ence of outdoor air and sunshine at
least one hour every day of his life, for
the health of his eyes. Roi-cr towels,
family wash rags and the habit Of using
a bath or basin of water a second time
produce more diseases of the eve and
ears than all the fevers on the list
of plaques. There are forty-three dis
eases of the eye, and more than half
are contagious. Fully twenty-five per
cent. of the sore eyes among babies and
young children and eleven per cent.
among adults are preventable. The
most common disease, granulation of
the lids, is contagious, and should be
quarantined. In the surgical wards of
public and private institutions towels
are frequently burned, and bandages
and dressings always the moment after
use. Cataract patients are put in sep
arate rooms in isolated wards. In all
serious cases surgeons change their
clothes and often wear incloSed spec
tacles. Considering the pricelessness
of sight, too much care can not be
taken of the eye.-N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
Western Association.
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES

ID re um. 2.05ll IS not entered tor the
Ierre Il cute trSc for al.
''iSuapssek" IcC ,rthv thinks Azole.
2Sss.. tHe coming JrOttSr
TIE injunction ag,iuss Sunday baseball.
playing IA Cuicag4 WAS dissolved.
Azoi-. 2,01S., WAS once = p,ow horse ~
Niua Raueh-- II me Salisbury l. sal 1
10 have paid ouiy 81 500 for him.
Jockey "Snappsrn Garrison 4 .es a great
deal Of walking 20 Gvt down o welght.
sometimes golA- eiSGt miles day.
Charles Ni,chell. th- English heavv-
weight pug,iis has auuoJuc- q hi Int
o. of returning TO lie United States u
October
There is a report that c. J. Hsm]il
Offered So 600 for th- graf Btrun WI x,
PAGER RuUenstein. The ownsgs asked SO, p
600 tor hlIn.
There were twenty owners OF race
houses 40 the recent Bri shtou Beech me :
inE whose winnings aggregate oaly 50
rscn, and eight whose horses only landed
s5J each.
The entries for the free-for-all for the
MEETING a. rrrre IL ,u'e are: AK, 2.0Sis:
Pixlev, 20SS4; Belie Var. 2oSa A. ,nd X,
land T.. 2U5-a The revis-i pIrSe> aud
stalks Tor this nesting now Asgre gate
81. O0O
In spite of his notorious reputation for
eccrntric.ty RylsDd T wa> baekei 40 even
mouev - the 2.l0 rot a; Buh 10 last week
and, IS has been he case IN the IN j ,rity
Of his races throughout his career, be
dumped his adher-nts heavily
Absolutely pare. delicarrIy me9icated.
CutlcuTa Is the best infantile skin soap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
BIG OKLAHOMA DIVORCE.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
PERRY. o. T., Aug. 13-As evidence of
Oklahoma's standing as divorce center,
another big suit has been filled here be-
tween prominent parties. The suit is one
by VI. Y. =. Morse, of Massachusetts, n
relative OF the renowned Inventor. Profess
sor Samuel b. Morse. Both parties are
from VI rshtield, in the Bay State, and the
plaintiffs petition shows that he aud h is
wife were married June ;, 1851, and
and was compelled to leave his wife on ac-
count Of cruel treatment. The cruel
treatment" consists OF pulling the bed
clothing off the plaintiff during al the
cold nights in the winter and when sum
mer came amused herself by dashing water
on the plaintiff. These IRE the only
grounds in MoTse's petition for divorce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
NOT IN THE USUAL COURSE.

A HUSNnNG bird is said - have been
s;ung to death BY bee at columbia,
WIS. recently
A YOUNG man Of Paterson. y. J., re-
gently sneezed so hard that no jerkei
his shoulder ont of joint.
THOMAS EDISON, the inventor, IN.
never carried a watch in his life. lie
has never wanted to know the time.
TIE wettest place in the world 4,
Cherrapungi in Assam. where the
average rainfall for fifteen years has
been 1913 inches In 1861 it was Dos.
A LADY at Maple Valley. y. Y, il
raising in a cage an albino robin which
she found in the grass under tree.
Every feather Ia white and its eyes are
pink.
THE length Of time that footprints
will remain fresh-loCling in the soil on
the coast Of Greenland is remarkable.
Tracks that appear but few hours old
have frequently been made for weeks.
A HUMAN face clock Is on view IN the
window Of a St Petersburg watch
maker. The hands are pivoted on tho
nose, and any message spoken into It's
ear repeated by a photograph through
its mouth IL is said 10 be the only
clock OF the kind At present in exist
ence.
\ GRAND RAPIDS fNiich-) dentist Ia,
the hypnotic power 50 strongly that ha
can persuade patients that they arc
swinging IN hammoclls and eating ice
cream while he is At work on thei,
molars. II NAV be superhuous 20 add
that his pull is increasing grsndly and
RAPIDLY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
BRoKE THREE RECORDS.
Whirligig Makes Wonderful Time for q
Three-Year-Old.

TERRE HAUTE, Iud., Aug. 1S-Three
worlds records were broken on the open
ing day OF the Terre Haate association
races. The fastest mile ever paced by n
3-year-old was covered by Whirligig, low
erinG the record held by Efis Pows %
seconds. The same filly captured the
fastest heats ever gone by 3-year-oli in a
race.
The worlds record for 2-year-olds was
taken by BoreaI in the third heat OF the
race. robbing William Penn Of his laurels
by ! = seconds.
IL was m ideal racing day, and s2500
people witnessed the fac sport, perfect
weather and track bullet-fast. aiding TO
the pleasure of tie day. Seven heats were
trotled in the 20 class unfinished race, all
hard ones r tue uutrIed horses.
First, 2:2j pace; pu,se $1,000: Whirligig
won ID three straight heats. Time, gle,
2:llj5; 2:l3 Gazette, Syrena, Tommy
Brow II, Lucky boy, Alce Crittrndeu.
Nutpsu, Sarau, Flask and Boy Baron also
star, ed.
Second-Terre Haute purse. foals OF 1892
$4,000: Borral won the second and third
hea : aud race ia POI 2:11l4. Burlington
Won the first heat In 2.@Oig Bessie litDu,
Marie, Nurmuda Girl, BucyruS. Whale
bone, Vallejo, A1telllte, AXtel,Oid and -.
MIX also : dftel.
Third-2:26 trot, purse s. 900. (uufin-
ished); W Oudst ock won the JhrrI and
NTH meats. Red Bird the first aud fourth.
Fuita the second and Kate Csnerey the
sixth and seventh. Sllvvrdae Ella o,
Sam Welton, Item, CIR rude auG El-csaut
also started. Tune, 2:l5, POI, 2.l6ls. 30,
2:2U>t 2.20, 2.26.
CIRCUIT RACES AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, y y. Aug l3.-Pleassut
weather aud an excellent condition for the
track favord the opening day Of tue grand
circuit met.
First-2l5 packing. Kitty b. won the
second, tbird and fourth he.'s and race ga
2lI4 2IIi4, 2:i3 n. l. Rockwell won
The mrs, hett Ia 2:I3i4 Sterling, Little
Pill, Dick VIII, Franz Brown, Gaigetty,
Nsll.e + ard Merriam also startet.
SEC ud-2.23 class tTI;tinz: Carl Don
won ia three raight heats IN PA, PIP a.
2:le]4 R-x Americas. AI1r. Nett
NiAes. Col Dickey and Greenlsaf also
started
Tuird-2:40 class, 2year-old~ trottinC:
Dre-ch won Ia TWO heats IL 81. 23J.
McLane also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14

NEW YORK, Aug 1S.-There viii be no
fight brtwesn Corbstt aud Jackson Tue
Two heavy-wejg hts met this afternoon aud
called each other buffers. and finally de-
clarrd all negotiations looking coward a
meeting between the two of. They met st
Jacksou's room in the Grand Union hotel.
Corbett going there accompanied b. Man
aver Brady, upon receipt Of WORD f.om
jackson that he couiu not meet the cham
pion uatIl tomorrow. The request for de-
lay angerrd Corr EFT aud he proceeded at
once 10 Jackson's room. Crossing the
room to where jackson was sitting, Cor
bett said TO him: Il want 70 fight you.
Come, now. get down to bu-iness."
lis about time You did, replied Jack
son.
This sngered Corbett and each called
the other buffers"
Il am too much Of a gentleman to call
you n liar" said Corbett when Jacks on
said he did not fight. Then each called
the other names. jackson positively re-
fused to fight 10 tie south and Corbett
ffered o fight him 20 fiui before the
National club ia England.
jackson said they would be permit ell TO
fight only twenty rounds aud refused.
Finally they could nos agree OF any piace
In the north where they couii tight. aud
began again TO cal each other buffers
They declared everything OF, and shaking
hands Cor bett left the hotel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
INVENTION AND DISCOVERY.

PoRcrrAry Is - be substituted tor
gold ia filling teeth.
AZ extension ladder FOR upper b,rths
OF sleeping ears has been devised.
WATCHEs were originally made ia
shape. 90 initiate pears, gOuTds, scoruA
and birds skulls
FHESCH railroad companies are cor.
templatiur the substitution u The tel.
ephoue for tie telegraph.
FEoM grain 81 sand. barely Visible
% the naked eye. one Thousand miles
Of quartz thread may be spun.
Az English curiocollector has an old
tine watch which Il shaped like Acorv's
horn At the end Of every houT II d.s-
charges . tiny pistol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
"oUT OF ALL THAT NOW"

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Iu letter on the
tariff situation which the World will pub
fish tomorrow, ex-President Harrison
says: II decline to talk at length regard
ing the action of the house Democratic
caucus, but one consideration is obvious
to everyone, namely; that the determine
ton OF the house TO report special tar IL
bills will tend strongly TO prevent that
business improvement which may have
resu ted from any definite result on the
tariff question,
u expect TO make 4 few emphatic re-
marks on that aspect of the Crisp Tesolu-
ton during the coming Ind ana Campaign,
BENJAMIN HARRISON"
General Harrison Is summeriu- at the
Sheldon cottage at Seabrght, y. j. The
suggestion that he might be a candidate
for the Proficiency brought the remark:
"Oh, am out OF all thai now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
KNOWLEDGE

P-n-4 comfort and improvement ard
tends 70 pers91al erj9ymsnt when
rsya:lv us1. Ire many, wao live b.
teetlan ot5e-s sid enjoy Ilfe more, with
lea. erperdltzre, by Eofe promptly
s5ep.sH, the worlds BIT pr5si8cts -
tie ner.s q ray.sc4l bsipg, wiil aIter.
80 value - health q the pure liquid
laxative pri1cip.es srnbfaCe1 - ;hs
reuelv. -FruT q Figs
T. c1cel ieE-e = due 70 ifs presenting
RI TIE form nat 25sr,J.sbls ard p.eas-
zr; - iae tsste, TIE I-frsshlug and ~. ?
b-Het clsl properties q perfect AK
at.Te- st.sci4zliy cleansing tae sys,rzl,
d.sp-llIE oalds, hezdarars and fsrs=s
I'D permanently c1rinz c5ns1, patton.
+ has given szti-f&ctiot. ~ railla8ns AL
usi wlth iae approval q TIE Hsed.-si
fr9fesssoa, hecarse . arfs % The 49,
reys, LlTer ard Bowel sif1out weak
talng tarI a1l .t i Fsrfre-iy !rec ff..a
every ltiser. 80 .41sr4rce
Strap e f.zs fr .a,e b, az drug
e,s l- .a - s. i.stfi-.. h.- it e f11--
--r ~ tFe California Fls -yrrr
O.. ca4F. valse naale b. printed "a sVsrf
Pzcr-Ee. a.~3 tAt nane. -yTap u Pa,
and beng we.i lafern-ul yal vi TEA
zcceP. zuy s1ss-...g-c = Ees:-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
COMBINING WITH NATURE.

THERE are SIX hundred varieties Of
cotton.
Il Stuttgart there Is a rosebush
which covers q space Of two hundred
and thirty square feet.
OFT Of one tree felled near Shelton,
Wash, was taken thirty thousand feet
c. merchantable lumber.
A LARCH tree, one hundred and forty
feet high, the talIest in the Inverary
forest, Scotland. was blown down IN
one Of the recent gales
THE Victoria lily of Guiana has cir
cula- leaf from six 10 twelve feet IN
diameter. / IS turned MP az the edge
Ike tray and can support, according
10 lis size. from one hundred 10 three
hundred pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
SEEN IN NEW YORK CITY.

THERE are perhaps thirty pirate
hansoms IN this city.
\ &AN appeared in South street re-
Gently selling shirts from wagon
pccIiree shirts. and white skirts and
collars.
TIE street stands along South street.
from which o-ste-s e1d clans are sold
L one cent each. are well Patronizec-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
CO. Of Arrr.rat.d In.nr,.

Young Wife lat telephone u thai
the Office % the telephone company I
want 70 talk with Cyrus Wiuterbott On
I'm his wife, and
Telephone Girl-Sumber7
Young Wife-Sumber7 Tn nj: frss
and onlv you insulting creature
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
DISASTER FOLLOWS

When live trouble is neglected. Unessi-
ness below the right ribs AMI shoulder
blade, dyspepsia, nausea. consultation,
sck head tcGe, furred tongue. DO You
want EN-? OF course not Use Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittsrs aud you won't be
bothered with them. or any other symp-
toms OF liver disturbance. Make haste
when the first ; gns show Themselves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
A Modest Rrnncsr.

The Penurious Philanthropist hand
ing nickel TO small boy who has been
holding his horse for about an hour
There, my lad, there's something FOR
you.
The Cynical Small Boy-Kin keep
the change, mister?-Chicago Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
BANK KILLS HIM
OKLAHOMA BANKER SENDS BULLET
THROUGH HIS BRAIN.

Mr.. BeacOYl Of Watongo Could Not
EIdUre the Breakup and With
Protested Drafts Staring Him
in the Face, He Gives Up
aid Commits Suicide,
Bank is Still Open.
Prominent PeO-
pie Want Di-
vorce-Notes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today -
Continued warm and fair until Monday.
Highest temperature yesterday ........-.... ?9
Lowest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
A-ttA -
with clear weather, fresh south TO southwest
winds and falling barometer.
Average for month thus far.............. 3
August average. past tiye years. 20
Average for I3th day. ol
FRED l.. JoHSSoS. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l3-The following Is
the forecast up till p. m Monday.
Oklahoma aud Indian Territory-Falr;
southwest winds.
Kansas-Fa!r; cooler; south winds, becom-
ing northwest.
Col0rado-Showersi IN eastern portion; fair
in western portion; cooler; variaols winds,
becoming northerly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
Western League.

AT Indiauap0lis- R II 4
Indianapolis I00i01< s-4T
Grand Rapids - 0 l 90 "-4l0 :
Batt~ties-Ph4lIips aud Murphy; RUNE;
aud Spies
Uiupire p oples gave the game 10 India
napoliS by - score Of Q TO 0 on account o.
Grand Il % Us refusing 10 play be ,use ths
umpire rI-htsd a decision which was
clearly wsoag.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
How IL HannenRd

Bill-You look bad, JIM Been laid
up?
Jim-Sorter. To-day's first time out
OF doors for three months
BIl-What was the matter with your
IN - Nothin'. But the judge
wouldn't believe tn. 7. World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14

The aborigines Of Australia are stead
liz dying out, although the colonial
government spends a considerable sum
on their support Victoria and New
sosth Wales have very few blacks eft
at all, and the number lessons every
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
C0RBETT FIGHT OFF
JACKSON AND He MEET AND HAVE
woody WAR.

Corbett Tells the Black Man That He
Must stop HIS BluffIng and Get
Down 10 Business, and Both
Talk About Calling Each
Other Liars and Don't
do 1.-THE Great
Fight Declared OF
For Good and
All Time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-14
DAVIS II WAITE.

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The time a. th- relay would have been
reduced az l-aat I've hsu-s more bsd not
The ON Ia rider. who csTfi~d Mesa Zss
from O-,.a-la 10 JUl-s0urZ been ds4sJe1 %
a VINO AID ssUc Storm.