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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28
ZabtjstwO.

w hotelu Europe" W Petersbdr'
gu d. 20 maja RIB. rozegrai sic ME-
zwykly dramat. o godz. IL rano
przybyli tam 1S letnia Olga Poleno
wa 26 letni Aleksander Downar.
Podano i'm sniadanie do pokoiu. Po
dwu godzinach uslyszano diva strza-
ly. Okazaso sic, ze Polepowa wy
strzs{em rewolweru zabila Downa-
ra, nastepaie drugim "a issa sobie
cieaka rane W piers. w sledztwie
zezna1a, ze pozbawisa Downara zycia
bez jego wiedzy. Downar poznaf sic
nia poludniowych guberniae h
Cesarstwa zawiaza} MIA stosunek
blizszy, kt6ry rodziua jego s'araaa sic
zerwa6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28

}e jest po}ozenie robotnik6w
W obec boykotu, zarzadzonego
przez A. R. o., powodu, re
kolej znajduje sic W pod ju-
rysdykcya zwiazkowego rzadu,
gdyz dla zawik}anych intere
sow rzadzi MIA kurator rzado.
wy. Marsza}kowie zwiazkowi
ME dopuszczaja do usuwania
wagon6w ma tory boczne, a ma
miejsce robotnik6w, opuszcza.
jacych robote, przyjmuje sic
innych robotnik6w.
New YORK, 27go czerwca.
Ma wschodnich linlach kolejo.
wych prawdopodobnie wcale
ME da sic uczuc boykot zarzs-
dzony przez A, R. u, gdyz
wp1yw tel unil g}ownie ma Ia
chodzie jest zuacznym.
z k0f g6rniczych.
MAsslLLoN, O., 81 czerwca.
Mullen, prezydent dystryktu
tutejszego, oznajmia, il mu sic
uda1o doprowadzic do porozu-
mienia pomiedzy strajkerami
a w}ascicielami kopal6 W Por-
tage County i re dis rozpo'
czeto pracowa6 "a wynagro-
dzeniem po 67a cent6w cd to-
ny.
ASHLAND, KY, 81 czerwca.
W kopslniach W Mount Sa-
wage dzisiaj rozpoczsto praco-
wac. Jest to pierwsza kopal'
MIA wdystrykcie, W kt6rej roz'
poczeto prace ma nowo.
MOUNT OLIVE, ILL, 81 czer.
wca. Tutejsi g6rnicy uchwa'
ILL 256 g}osami przeciw 10
strajk dalej prowadzid. Ma,
olson Coal Company nadare.
mnie poszukuje nowych robo-
tnikow.
POzar W Wiezieniu.
BOSTON, 81 czerwca. w vie.
zieniu W Charlestown dis po.
po}udniu wybuch} pozar W bu-
dynku wyplatania sto}k6w s}o.
mianych. Skaza6cY natych'
miast pozbiegali, poobalaw.
sly str6z6w. Dezorcom uda}o
sic dopiero wtedy skaza6c6w
pokonaG i do pos1usze1stwa
Emusic, kiedy nadeszli policy.
anci z pomoca, i kiedy dozorca
Thomas Donovan Jednego re
skazahc6w rani{ smiertelnfe.
,,COmmOnwealer".
CINCINNATI, o., 81 czerwca.
Armia Kelly'ego W Lawrence.
vile, Ind, dopuszcza sic INA.
cznych wybryk6w. Liczac
1900 ludzi, ME zadowalnia sic
TEN, CO otrzymuje, tylko pla
druje rabuje bez ustanku.
Mieszka6cy staraja sic wszel-
kiemi si1ami o u}atwienie i'm
podr6zy do Cincinnati, byle
tylko ich sic pozby6. Jutro tu
oczekuja tel armii, ale zatrzy-
maja ia pred granica miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28

BezWzgledna Wlekszosc Fer
riera wynosi tedy "a giosow.
Oswiadczenie prezydenta Sc
natu zostalo przyjete wiel-
kim zapalem. Okrzyki ma Geese
nowego prezydenta trwa}y d}u-
90. Challemell-Lacour wypo-
wiedzialnastepnied} d}uzsza pre-,
move, ma kt6ra Casimir Per-
rier odrzek} mniej wiecej co
nastepuje:
= Zaledwo powstrzymac
moge wzruszenie, ktore NINA O.
w}adne1o. Zebranie Narodowe
powierza mi najwyzsza 60
dnosc, jaka kiedykolwiek O.
trzymaG moze obywatel = /
tenn wkIada IA mnie najpowa-
zniejsza moralna odpowiedzial-
nose, jaka tylko niesG moze
cz}owiek. Poswiece menu kra-
jowi Gala moja energis / cafy
patryotyzm. Oddam rzeczypo-
spolitej ca}e goraco moich pre-
kona1, kt6re nigdy sic ME
zmienia. Demokracya bedzie
mia}a Gale mole uczucia i mole
SERGE, tax jak jej by}o oddane
serce tego, kt6rego dis op}a'
kujemy. OstatC cznie, bede usi-
iowa3 spe}nic moi obowiazek!
Nastepnie nowy prezydent
odbierai powinszowauia cd
prezydenta Dupuya / mini
str6w, cd Senator6w / deputo.
wanych, wreszcie cd przedsta-
wicieli prasy, lynn ostatnim
rzek4:
Mann wan, dziennika,
rom, tylko jedno slowo do po-
wiedzenia: : Krytykujcie j
sadzcie mnie = to vase pra-
wo. Ale nigdy ME zapominai-
Gle oFrancyi rzeczypospoli,
tell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28
TelegTamy zagTanlGgns'
Casimir- Perrier preZyden-
tenn Francyi.
Kongres W Wersalu odby4 sic
spokojuie.
Perrier przeszedf W pierWszem
g}OsOWaniu.

PARYa, 27-go czerwca. :
Przepowiedoie pewnej elekcyi
Casimir-Perriera sprawdzi}y
sic.
DIS odbyl sic W Wersalu
kongres, na kt6rym obecny
prezydent Izby deputowanych
zostal obrany prezydentem
Francyi. Wyb6r Eastqpn Ia
two bez trudnosci. Casimir-
Perrier zwyciezy}w pierwszem
zaraz g}osowaniu.
Wyb6r jego powitano W o,
COLE z wielklm zapa3em; tylko
socyalisci przyieli go okrzy.
kiem:
: Mech ayje rewolucya So
cyalna!
WERsAL, 27go ezerwca. =
DIS pred poludniem cz}onko'
vie Izby deputoWanych i Sc
natu zgromadzilisie jako Kon-
gres, czyli zebranie narodowe,
W wielkiej, pamietnej wypad-
kami historycznemi sail palacu
wersalskiego = i przystapili
do wybOru nowego prezydenta.
Prezydent ministrow Dupuy
wraz z kolegami zaia1 miejsce
na }awie ministeryalnej, par
tye polityczne ugrupowaiy sic
W r6znych stronach sail, Roz-
pocze}o sic balotowanie. Now
ME wypowiedziano zadnych.
Kolejno, kazdy z cz}onk6w
Zebrania narodowego, wezwa.
ny po nazwisku, wstawa4 = /
sk}ada4 sw6j gfos.
1rWa1O 10 OIlSKO uWle 60
dziny.
Pc uko6czeniu balotowania
przystapiono do obliczenia gfo-
sow W Izbie komitetowej. Gdy
j to uko1czono, prezydent Sc
natu p. Challemell-Lacour wy
glosi, co nastepuje:
P. Casimir Perier otrzy-
mai absolutna wiekszosG = /
dla tego oglaszam 60 prezy-
dentem FraucYi.
Szczeg6lowy rezultat gloso-
wanna przedstawia sic, jak ma
stepuje:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28

mia} "a zadanie starac sic o do
bro oogacz6w, by ci potem
mogli staraG sic o dobro ubo.
gic6. Wszelkie dzia}ania Gle.
Velanda representative de,
mokratycznych rzad6w, o lie
one zgadzaja sic z platforma
z 1892 roku, popieraja po-
chwalaja; potepiaja zas tych
politykier6w, kt6rzy dopro.
wadzaja kraj do tego, by dalej
istnia}y przykre stosunki prze.
mys1owe i chwiejnosc niepe-
wnosG po}ezenia, powsta4a
gospodarki rozrzutnej republi.
kan6w, kt6rzy roztrwonili
nadwyzki W Skarbie przez de.
mokratsw zebrane, kraj do
prowadzili do stosunk6w przy.
krych obecnych, a teraz pro-
buia jeszcze korzystac VIA.
snej niesprawiedliwosci i uczy
mic demokrat6w odpowiedzial-
nymi "a kleski ma kraj spro'
wadzone.
Wzrost ,,trust6w" koalicyj
przedsiebiorstw fnansowych
W ostatnich latach jest sku.
tkiem ,,taryfy ochronnej"
przez republikanow bronio
nej, lepublikanie odpowie.
dzlalni So ga wytworzenie sic
monopol6w, wyrugowanie. kon,
kurencyi i wieIe innych podo,
bnych stosunk6w, do kt6rych
wyplenienia demokraci powin-
nj dazy6 wszelkiemi si}ami.
Wazuym jest dalej ustep ty.
czacy sic taJnycn stoWarzyszen
i imiennie wymieniajscy Apia'
stow. Brzmi on, jak nastepu-
je:
uWystepowanie stanowcze
przeciw tajnym zwiazkom po-
1itycznym jest jedna g}6-
wnych zasad demokratycznych
przekona6 politycznych. Trwa-
jaca przy tel zasadzie r6wnie
stanowczo, jak W owych CA
sach, kiedyFch partya tworzy'
Ia nieprze}amana falange pre-
civ kohortom Knownothingow
i ma koniee zdepta1a to ska.
radna organiaacya, demokra
eva Stanu Illinois pietnuje,
jako pod}a, niepatryotyczna l
grozaca pokojowi i szczesciu
tego kraju orgauizacye ,,Ame-
rican Protective Association,
kt6ra dazy do tego, by Cubic
o5ywateli z powodu ich wy
znania religijuego lub ich ma,
rodowosci.
Potem jeszcze platforma o.
swiadcza sic "a uczciwemi pie
niadzmi ma podstawie idei bi
metallizmu, "a podatkiem do
chodowym, jako sprawiedli.
wynn, gdyz nak1adajacym
wieksze ciezary ma bogatszych,
przeciw wszelkim ustawom
grozacym wolnosci osobistej
"a wybieraniem Senator6w
zwiazkowych wprost "a pomo
ca g}osowania obywateli.
o strajku W ObwOdach kOksO-
wych.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, 81 czer-
wca. Zdaje sic, ze straik W
obwodach koksowych droz-
Sym bedzie tym razem, nlz
wszelkie dawne strajki robo-
tnik6w W. tejze ga}ezi. Koszta
tego strajku obliczaja ma mill
on dolar6w, z czego 1000
przypada na place robotnikow,
a reszta ma straty w1ascicieli
kopaI1 i zak4ad6w. Zdaje sic,
re W tych dniach wszedzie loz'
poczna sic ma nowo robety.
Boyk OF przeciw Pullmanowi.
DENVER, Colo. 81 czerwca.
w skutek boykotu zarzadzo'
nego przeciw wagonom pull
manowskim przez American
Railway Union, dzisiai ME
kursuja pociagi kolei Santa
Fe tedy przejezdzajsce. Kom'
nanie bez waponoW pullma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28
POjedynek we WfOszech.

RzYM, 81 czerwca. = Sig.
Imbriani czlonek w}oskiej L.
by deputowanych i major Tas-
soni odbyli dis pojedynek ma
pa3asze. Obydwaj odniesli ra'
ny; szczeg6lniej ciszko jest IRA
niony Tassoni. Powodem po-
jedynku by}y uwagi, jake czy-
MD Imbriani W Izbie powodu
ozdobienia majora Tassoni or
derem "a przyczynienie sic do
usmierzenia powstaria ma Sy-
cylii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28

Nieszczesliwy wypadek.
Wczoraj popoaudniu okoso godz'
, Henry A. Wilson pads ofara ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28

Wypadek W BarceIOnie.
BARCELONA, p czerwca. =
Wczoraj wieczorem jakis cz}o,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-28

DENVER, Colo, 81 czerwca.
w skutek boykotu zarzadzo'
nego przeciw wagonom pull
manowskim przez American
Railway Union, dzisiai ME
kursuja pociagi kolei Santa
Fe tedy przejezdzajsce. Kom'
panic bez wagonow pullma'
nowskich ME chca przewozic
pociag6w, personal kolejowy
ME chce pe}nif usiug przy po-
ciagach, W kt6rych So takie
wagony.
CINCINNATI, 81 czerwca.
Dzisiaj juz dotkliwie tu boy
kot dajesie uczuc. Kompanie
koleiowe musza werbowae no.
wych ludzi, jezeli chca, by
kursowa}y pociagi z wagona-
mi pullmauowsklmi.
ST. PAUL, MINI, 81 czerwca.
Tu W st, Joseph, Mo-, niemi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
Al THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Bible Dsy exercises At the First
Baptist church Sunday wers very interest
Ing and mad Impressive by the presence
of Mrs Campbell of Minneapolis, Nina.
She spent several years with her husband
at the Telugye mission IN lndla aud spoke
very effectively In the moraius upon that
subject. The auditorium was beautifully
decorated with chryssnthum-, rslms aud
Bible pictures and the motto B bic Day
So was very artistic y few ladies and
gentlemen are esrnrst workers aud de-
servs much credit The evening exercises
of songs and recitatious. intersperssd with
piano. violin and coruet music made All
Interesting programme. The cblliren IN
large numbers were the prominent feature
and executed their pats well rejecting
credit upon their teachers aud the sunday
school 4 large audience listen-d stten-
lively and were instructed aDG pleased.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
A VICTIM OF HABIT.
The Deplorable Fate Of a Man Who Dot,
on His Mothers Cooking

The Deplorable Fate Of q Man Who Dotted
on His Mothers Cooking.
beautiful scenery here. is it not?"
asked the young man of a solitary
traveller whom he found pacing along
the seashore.
well, no. replied the stranger, Il
can't agree with you. / think the
ocean is too small. 1t is no such ocean
as my mother used to have"
Your mothers ocean was superior,
them"
bling breakers. what magnificent
sweep of view! what amplitudes of dis
tance! what fishing there was in my
mothers ocean"
But the sky is magnificent here, is
it not, slr?"
Too low, and too narrow across the
top" replied the stranger.
Il hadn't noticed" said the young
man.
Yes" said the stranger. 1T is too
low, and there isn't air enough in il,
either. Besides it doesn't sit plumb
over the earth; it is wider from north
to south than IL Is from east to west.
call it pretty poor sky. 1t is no
such sky as my mother used to have"
Pardon me, but did Your mother
have a special sky and ocean of her
own?"
Right here an old resident came up
and drew the young man aside.
Don't talk with him." said the old
resident. He is hopeless lunatic.
He is man who always used to tell
his wife about the biscuits my moth
er used to make, my mothers pies,
my mothers buildings and my moth
er.s doughuuts.' The habit grew on
him so much that ne became q con.
frmed lunatic. and now he does moth
ing but compare everything he sees
with the same thing his mother used to
haye."-N. Y. World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
GOING 80 MEXICO
One OF Wichta's Most Popular Citizens Pr
NOTED 10 = Riga Position.


Wichita will soon lose one of her best
known and most popular citizens. He is
". ID. Murdoch, at present aud for several
years pas, district passenger agent Of the
Santa Ee railway Mr. Murdoch has been
rendered and has accepted from General
Superint endent N;ckerson, the position OF
assIstent general passenger agent o. the
Mexican Central railway. Has aeadquar-
GERS Will be III the City of Mexico. place,
In addition to its splendor aud riches,
.minentiy suitable on account OF Mrs.
Murdock's del.cIte health. The position
which Mr.. Muriocl takes is splendid
one from financial standpoint, aud one
which requires great executive ability.
This shows that Mr.. Nickerson properly
estimates the talent OF Mr.. Murdoch, who
has 2 reputation among railroad men OF
having ability in the passenger business
far superior TO the position which lie
holds in this city, while he
is great rustIer for his company he never
pushed himseli forward Tor the promotion
which he mas long since deserved, ana the
position W. len he has accepted was IN
sought by him. Mr.. Nickerson, from
long acquaintance, had formed true esti-
IN .le of his worth, and hs was not SLOW 10
call him 10 his department when the op
portuulty occarred. 7 hat most of the
popularity Of the Santa Ee wi IA the people
Of this city was created by Mr.. Murdoch.
Is so far beyond doubt that it Is Idle to
dwell upon 1t at this time. Personally he
il the salt of The earth" \ more genial,
compauioDable, big hearted. whole->ouied,
svurre manly and thorough gentleman
does not dwell il Kansas and he has such
host OF friends that nobody who has left
here for many dav has been more re-
grttted than he will b.. by ali classes.
He Will not accept his new piac-, probs-
bly,, before the first Of the year, during
which interim he will continue with the
Santa Ee III this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
THE BEL WAS PAID.

About sixty days ago A. 4. Ross, ccm
mItteeman AID merchant of Clearwater,
bought oae 'iozen chickens from Populist
lady that brought 81 05 This lady and
Nj. Ro-s got ioto political discussion
which coded in Mr.. Ross Offering to bet
f2C5 against one dozen chickens that
J-rry Simpson would not be elected.
Wien he lady started for home he went
out and gave her TO distinctly uuderst and
they Were to be young chickens aud not
old sens The lady Came in yesterday aud
after finding Mr.. Ross told him she had
lost the bet ana had the chickens and said
she would bring hem right III. What w S
Mr.. Ross surprise when he came to open
up small pastebo I'd box TO fluid his
chickens. or nine of them. about two days
old. She saws: MIR Ross, there are nine
OF your chickens, the other three | Will
bring in as soon as they are Matched out. "
Mr.. Ross said he wanted young chickens
and had gotten them and was satisfied.
" hat Mr.. Ross wants 10 know is if this is
the Popuiist system of paying debts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13

will be made by reason of said litigation,
that said lighting committee be iasrruc; ed
TO refrain from auditing. and that the
hcaBce committee be instructed to refrain
from allowing all bills for lighting of the
three said lighting companies that have
heretofore been made, aud that now exist
B. I. MCLEAN.
+. w OLIVER
j. H. MCCALL.
On motion of Councilman Harris the
clerk Was instructed To advertise for bios
tor all unfinished sidewalks
The Judiciary committee reported
against allowing the claim OF James X
freeman for alleged damages.
The judiciary core mittee reported in
favor OF allowing rebate of taxes taxes
against properly OF w. G. I. [. when the
property is clear of Incumbrance except
taxes.
Ca motion of Burton the judiciary COM
mlftee Was given power TO act Ia matter OF
ciain Of Williams.
On motion of Councilman Burton the
claim OF Della Miller was referred u the
Judiciary committee.
The retrenchment committee made a re-
port which was on motion OF Burton laid
Oh the table.
All bills were referred 10 proper commit
tees after being real.
The report OF the African Orphans
home was received and flied.
A petition for a cinder sidewalk on south
side Of Kellogg street from Emporia avenue
to Main street was referred 10 the Public
Improvement committee.
A petition of W. q. Hacker TO put in a
gutter bridge across gutter on North Main
street was referred to the Public Improve
ment committee with power 10 act on
IN otiOn OF Councilman Barton.
A petition to require the Wichita Elec-
trio Railway & Light company 10 remove
their cars, etc, on Wichita street between
Park and Tenth streets was, on motion OF
Mccall, referred to the Second Ward c0un-
cilmen.
The report Of the police Judge for Octo-
Der, showing collections OF 81, 30, and
city tressurer's report We're referred to
finance Committee.
The scale report, Oak street, was read
and referred TO the scale committee.
Ordinance No. ls16, entitled, An ordi-
nance making appropriations for misc-l-
laneous purposes, was placed on its pass
age aud adopted.
The MAYOR appointed as committee on
prosecutions of rate cases against the rail-
roads, the Hon. f 4. Allen. Hon. A. Il.
Carpenter and Councimen Hill, 1unes aud
Burton.
As COMMITTEES TO attend the CONNER
cial congress at New Orleans, NJ. T. Bur-
well, S. E. Joceyn, Counciimen Oliver,
Maxwell and Alberts.
As "A committee to the state irrigation at
Hutchinson j. Fl. Mccall, II. l.. jackson,
Z. 5. Milinger and c. T.. Sharpe.
A proposition of Susan Miller with ref
erence TO the vacation of part of Park
street, and an alley in Miller's addition
was on motion of Councilman Harris re-
ferred to the judiciary committee with
power to act.
On motion of Councilman Mccall vote
of thanks was rendered to City Attorney
Myatt for his untiriug and energetic eff
forts and success III the Douglas avenue
paving cases.
A bid for boring for coal was read, but
on account OF its being above the engineers
estimate was received and filed.
On motion of Councilman Oliver coun-
Gil adjourned.
Attest: {. S. SMITH, L. NJ Cox,
City Clerk. Mayor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Meeting Of .. r. T. tonight at 7:3o
o'clock.
Harmony council 1913 will meet this
evening at 7:30.
Arson Skinner camp will meet tonight
al Garfield hall.
The Aesthesian society will have a called
meeting at 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
The Unity Guild members will meet at
Mrs. Jocelyn's at 2 O'Clock today. I'M
pOrtant.
Tine w. G. T. q. will meet at $50 o'clock
this afternoon. The directors will also
have a meeting.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Pres.
bytersan church will give an oyster supper
Friday evening in the church building.
The Womens Unitarian society aud La
dies Vi~ifing circle will meet with Mrs.
Akin. $50 North Topeka ave. this after
uoon al o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
GONE TO THE NpUNTAISS.

Victor Murdoch left Sunday morning
for the mountain fastness OF Colorado,
where his wife. father md mother are. He
would have gone earlier, bat could not
absent himself from the editorial manage
meut OF the paper which, during a cam
paIgn. calls tor the most careful super
vision AID the greatest caution IN editorial
writing. Previous to his departure he re-
ceived a nice letter from Governor Nc
hiuley concerning the recent landslide.
When on the Inter Ocean Mr.. Murdoch
accompanied Mr.. Mckinley through the
Ohio campaign and that friendship fol-
lowed which truly great men always form
for youn. men. lie viii be absent about
two w-ek.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
To the Editor of the Eagle.
MEMORY OF INKS. BURLINGTON.

One sweet face less among the throng OF faces
That passes by:
One pure life les. too pure too fuN Of graces
Too fair 10 die.
Too fair to lie meath viOlets and roses
Whose perfume faint.
No sweeter is than she vino there reposes
At rest-a saint.
One less the tie that binds US earthward.
groping
Blindly for light,
To know Gods ways; 10 feel, through faith
and hoping,
His ways are right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
OPENING of TIE FAIR.

The Chrysanthemum fair, opens this
morning aud is finer than any previous eX-
hibition ever given in this city. The list
of entries is quite large and the plants give
evidence of the Rrea, care bestowed upon
them. One plant grown by al amateur
has ssvent.-six good flowers. Many of
the flowers on other plants VIII measure
eight to nine inches over the top. There
viii be good musical program rendered
his eYrnin0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
T0LER STOCK FARM SALE.
Standard Horses Mares, Colts Fies and Geldings at
Fair Grounds, Wichita, Kan,
DECEMBER 18th and 18th.

Having decided TO give up my farm, l viii sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION without reserve, for Cash all
the stock, consisting of mares by Red Wilkes Eg.
bert, Patchen Wilkes and other fashionable sres
in foal TO Ashland Wilkes also colts FLIES and
gedings by the same sire including Myron Nc.
Henry, 2:lSI; Lulu Dulaney 90. 1864; Patchen
Wilkes Maid, 1924. None reserved. No bye Did
ding Every will be sold.
Send for Catalogue TO North Wichita Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
Che ddiehta Daily Eaele Tuesaag orng 1884

shock as she bad been in the best of health
and was attended in her confinement by
two of the most reputable physicians in
the city. Soon after her baby was born
she began to sink AMI the most scientific
treatment failei TO rally her. Mrs. Bast
was "A lady OF the best womanly qualities
and her sad and untimely death is
mourned by host of friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
DEATH IF MRS. BAST.

The remains OF Mrs. p ". B1st were
taken last evening 20 Ashland. His. for
burial Tires Years sgo she came from
there bride and loveible and estim -b.e
young woman. Mrs Bist died SUNDAY.
three hours after giving birth 20 beiGiI-
iUl itgle baby boy Her death was -Tea I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
Sincere Admiration.

Mr.. Boozley (readingl-It Is grand
sport. There is no pleasure like reel
ing of ten or twenty miles on ones
wheel What cycler (hic) that man
must be! Why, it's thic) all expec' to
be able TO do 10 Chicl reel home two
blocks t'night!-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13

Freddie-Mamma, me face Is dirty.
Please wash il.
Mamma Freddie. where in the
world did you learn to say me face, "
like little street Arab? Why don't
you say my face Is dirty"
Freddie - Because your face isn't
dirty.-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13

Erastus f. Smith. professor OF chemistry
In Beloit, Wisconsin college, writes: II
find on examination that DR.. Prices
Baking Powder is rs pure as represented
and ! do not hesitate to recommend il for
bnusehntl ice ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13

ONE REASON Why She-(of st. Louis)
Il don't see why the newspapers are al
ways INVITING the Chicago girls on the size
Of their feet He-"Neither do l. Their
feet are no larger than those of any other
girls" She-"Now, Charlie you know
that isn't so. Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13

Loving Wife-But, my dear, why d
they call it a stag party?
Fond Husband-Well. you see, my
dear. there's generally little game Of
sous sort there. N. Y. World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
Mary'o Little Lamb.

EA4y had little lamb.
Which grew to be eve:
It followed her to school one day. ana then 10
realized what fool ]: was. for the school
was a cuisine college. snd there IL soon
Became mutton stew
Philadelphia Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13

Good men are not needed in congress
more than good food Is in the household
The best food Is made with Dr. Prices
Baking powder.