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The herald., 1894-12-26
FOR sALE-oIry PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-oIrY PROPERTY.
Il BY JOHN H. COKE,
2O7 S, BROADWAY
20 feet 6 Spring st.....,,........."...".$l7 q 900
60 feet W. Sixth st..................$3 $50, 900
80 feet E. First st......................,$i 81 800
40 feet s. Broadway y....................$2 .$2o 900
100 feet E. First st....................$2 st. .$2o, 900
20 feet San Pedro st....................$1 900
40 feet e. First st, Brick Block ....... SOP 500
80 feet s Hill. SO 600
so feet Alpine st........................ 800
so feet W. Eleventh, corner. So, 800
45 feet S. Hill. 900
so feet W. Twenty-eighth hst..............$l,2O st. 200
so feet Iowa. corner. r.......................;S 1878
so feet W. Sixteenth $400
80 feetS. Broadway y...................$i5 900
oo ieet W. seventh .... ....,..."Slo ,OOo
60 feet N. Broadway ay..................$ $6.o 900
% feet f. First tst................... ST. Sc, 900
so feet Santee st...................... st. 81 500
S-room house W. Washington Mt your own
price; must be sold.
Make offer on house and large lot ON Pearl
street. near First
s-room cottage near Temple, cost SIS, 900;
Will sell tor $4,000; so and see it.
44-acre ranch highly improved, one of the
finest places in southern California; worth
$44 ,u0U: will dispose of il for $l6,0dO reason
for selling it so cheap: owner not rancher
7-room cottage, Bonnie Brae ST. Oh INSTALL
ments.
T
E,oR EXCHANGE
60 acres near Fresno, i'm proved; everything
complete for rnnchng; viii exchange for pro
perty in Los Angeles; Will give good trade
for unincumbered properly
40 acres 10 miles from the city, for vacant
lot.
Fine residence, Boyle Heights, for other
property.
+
JOHN II. COKE.
207 s. Broadway. 1928 If
NOR SALE-TO ANYONE LOOKING FOR
Il an investment or nice home, the following
properties are specially recommended ad-
vertise bargains only.
$2500--Iot 50X2Ot, extending from Turner
to Jackson street, with siX-room cot
tage, large barD, lava and tlnwersi
both sire Is graded and severed.
. $l750-Lot 50X1l0, on Jackson street, with
fine seven-room cottsge; street is
graded and severed, and house rents
for $l7 per month.
$2250-Lot 4Dx l4j, on WestThirteth street.
with siX-room cottage; stree graded (
and severed.
$l60O-Lot 75X14O, on Del Monte street,
with good five-room cottage; this is II
special bargain.
ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
Real f tate and Investment Broker,
81 IA n. Spring st.
nor sALE-BY OWNER
L Just west OF Westlake park, lG0Xl72; O.
room house, large barn; orange lemon and de.
clduous fruit trees; lawn, shrubbery, etc.; an
elegant home; price $4,000.
per month situated blocks west OF First and
Spring; on electric car line; lot faces Hope and
Bunker Hill ave. price $3.50.
7-room house at 200 n, Alameda ST.. lot 45X
I5u, rented for $25; price $4,000.
Nice lot on Pennsylvania ave-, near San Ben
ito ST 5Ox15o to an.alley; all street work
paid; only $500.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL
n staple goods to dealers; experience un-
necessary; best side line. $40 month Sal
ary and expenses or large commission made.
For sealed particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cincin.
matt, 0.
w ANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP, FREE
w EN- ployment or any infor nation address
E. N1TT1NG ER's BUREAU, established 1850.
Office, 3l9l@ S. Spring St; residence, Adj S
Hope ST., corner Fifth, Los Angeles Cal. Tele-
phone lI3. 5-16tf
GtITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
I labor bureau. 24O New High ST.. telephone
1913, for cooks, walters. household help me-
chanics and laborcrs. W. \. WHITE, man
agcr. ll-10 tf
NVTANTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
w place to dc writing. send stamp for 100
page book of particulars J WOODBURY.. 127
W. Forty-second ST., n. Y. city. i0-7 ly
DEITY, HUMMEL & CO., 3oo-3o2 WEST
Second st. Tel. 800. The best emplo tment
Office in every way in Southern California.
7-l2 If
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-MRS. SCOTT &
iIMlsS MCCARTHY, 101H S. Bsoadway; tel
Sl9. 1916 I'm
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PATENTS. COpyHIGHTs. ETC.

DATENTS FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL COUN-
l tries obtained bought aud sold Trade
marks, copyrights, etc, by :. J. DAY co.,
patent attorneys rooms 232.233 Bradbury
building, Los Angeles Established ls49. l-2Stf
HAZARD d TOWNSEND 9 DOWNEY
Ii block Tel. 347. Los Angeles. I1-2l II
IL NIGHT BROS, PATENT LAWYERS AND
N solicitors, 30S Stimson block. Est lS43.
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SPECIALISTS.

SEkS. WAIVER JACKSON MANICURING
w for ladies and gentlemen; specialist in
complexion department; elecirolvtc removal
oi supcriuous hair 2OG-1S Stimson block
tel. 1856 3-lJ-9j
DANDRUFF PERM ANENTLY CURED; EX-
~ animation free; also chiropody manicur-
ing, shampooing, etc. NACI STEER. 12lla 5.
Broadway I2-l3
nE. re. COLLINS, oPTGALMIC oPIICIAN,
~ with the /, \. optical Institute; eyes eX-
amined free l25 s, spring st. $50 If
DR J. II. RYAN, EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
~ throat, etc removed to 2O2, 5limson blk.
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LoST AND FOUND.
MASSAGE AND ELEornroIrY.

1Vl st. Swedish movement; electric treat
ment; electro thermal, Vapor and hot-aIr
baths. MIR. and MRS. L. i. LARSEN. I2-IS
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aTuyE HEpaIRwRa.

STOVE REPAIRERa.
CHICAGO REPAIRING CO. JAS. MAYOR,
W lJ3 W. Fifth street. Repairs made for any
stove in the L. 5. Patterns made 10 order. 10
HAsOi lNE STOVE CLEANED, REPAIRED.
NJ Tel luOe. BLACKMAN, 4O3 S. Spring st.
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PLUNlIII it3.


n II. WOTTON-SANITARY PLUMBING 4
y. special y. Estimates given, log East
Fourth ST., two doors east of Los Angeles ST.
L'RANK ~ WElNsHANK, PLUMBER AND
4 gas litter, 24U +. Second st. Tel. 1856.
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lyN CUTTING.

Il ERSrlNG d CO., PRACTICAL GARDEN
IN eYs; lawn laying ana cutting specially;
gardens cared for by the month on reasonable
terms address 26f Main ST.. Los Angeles
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EXCU HSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS. PER-
ID sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver and
Rio Grande and Burlington route for Chicago,
New York, Boston and other eastern points;
upholstered tourist cars with all conveniences.
see any Southern Pacific agent or write to T. II.
DUZAN, III 5. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
DiIILLlPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EX.
i cursons, via Southern Pacific, Rio Grande
and Rock Island routes; leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday, cross the sierra Nevadas, pass
the entire Rio Grande scenery and make 10
hours stop at Niagara Falls, all by daylight.
Also via the southern route, e. Paso and Fort
Worth, every Thursday. Olfice, l3o $. Spring
street 80 If
TUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS-EVERY
~ Monday over The Rio GIande Western and
Denver and Rio Grande railways; scenic route;
personally conducted; newly upholstered
cars through to Chicago New York and Bos-
ton. Finest equipment, best service, quick
time Office, 2l2 5. Spring ST.
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MADAM DE LEON BATHS, MASSAGE:
4N electromagnetic treatment l1GiaS Spring
MISS MARY STONE MASSAGE TREAT
4VI ment, 13Sl n. Spring St. room %.
TNRENCH LADY, MAGNETIC HEALER.
4 Room 8, 355l@ s Spring. ~
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Deserving persons desiring employment ,riU be
dliowcd to insert three tines, under this heading,
tco times free Of ehCrqc.
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nn l. EsrArn.

u ELL SABlCHl, REAL ESTATE AND
ID insurance agents; money loaned at six
90 per cent 200 West Third street, l2-7 ii
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FUENEEU y.

u . Z
~. a
rENlIE LOS ANGELES FURNITURE EN.
L change, 3j1 y. Main, is the place to buy
upholsterug; goods stored and sold on com
missions first class stock and popular prices.
c. L. BUEL If
NEW SECOND HAND STORE WANTS GOODS
~ E1CHlSON a LANE, Gl7 :. Spring ST.
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NOR SALE-SOMETHING MEGA NEW
L house, in choice location, cheap for half
cash. BALANCE to suit.
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BiEDIU 1Is.


NINE. 4. GEORGE, MEDIUM, GIVES AD-
Vi vice in all affairs of life; tells what busi-
ness, trade or profession we bes adapted
10 follow successfully in life; unites the sep
arated, brings about speedy marriage, makes
love and lucky charms, heals the sick, devel.
ops mediumship, teaches fortune telling;
gifted by God; no pay unless satisfaction is
given. Room :, No. 1851 :. Spring st
MRS. PARKER, LlFE-READING CLAIR
vi Voy mt: consultations on business, min.
eral locations law suits: removes disease love,
marriage, etc. Take University electric car to
Forester avenue and Hoover street, go west
on Forester avenue three blocks to Vine
street second house on Vine street, west OF
Vermont avenue. $50 ii
4 GNEs PERCY, MEDIUM HAS REMOVED
I \ TO los J.. Fiflh, near Main. Gives read
ings, 81 also reads cards clairvoyantiy, soc,
Circles Tuesday and Friday 2:30 pm. Ad-
mission, 10 cents. Ladies only. 1913 I'm
DUSINEss CARDS St PER 1900; OTHER
ID printing in proportion Pacific Printing
Plant. 2l7 New Hige ST. Tel, 14C0. 1919
NEES. HOPKINS -MITCIELL, BUSINESS
WI ard test medium, has resumed business
at 200 p fiIth St. call and see he,. 4-13-95
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60 acres near Fresno, i'm proved; everything
complete for ranching; will exchange for pro
perty in Los Angeles; will give good trade
for unincumbered properly.
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GIAL.

I rNION LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
I on all kinds OF col ateral security, watches,
diamonds jewelry, sealskins and furniture
in lodging and boarding houses, and on pianos
without removal; private office for ladies,
room 1l2; busines confidential. CLARK A.
block Him
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w ANTED-PosirIoN OF ANY KIND BY
w young man with fair education who is
not afraid OF work. Address W. H., 1873 \.
Main ST., Los Angeles. 27
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JOHN II. CONE.
~ . ln

nor SALE-BY OWNER
L Just west OF Westlake park, 160x172; O.
room house, large barn; orange lemon and de-
Ciduous fruit trees lawn, shrubbery, etc. an
elegant home; price $4,000.
13-room house, rented all the time for $50
per month, situated blocks west OF First and
Spring: on electric car line lot faces Hope and
Bunker Hill ave price 1890
7-room house at 200 n Alameda st., lot ASK
I5u, rented for x25; price $4,000.
Nice lot on Pennsylvania ave-, near San Ben
ito st ; 5Ox15o to an'alley all street work
paid; only $500.
lots on Belmont ave-, north of Temple ST. /:
4Oxl4O to an alley; street graded, eurbed and
sidewalked and sewer laid and all paid for,
these are extra nice lots; only $75b each.
20 acres nice level land, south OF lnglewood,
on one of the laterals OF the outfall sewer;
cheap.
Horses OF all kinds bought, sold and eX-
changed, and all kinds of street improve
ments done on short notice in first-class man
ner. MILES DODB, Jr., 2l3 w. First st.
1916 S, m&w ii
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fIIILENo- INV Is MIMI NV,
X 22l :. Broadway.
Stock and bond brokers. loans mortgages, Sc
curities aud investments, collections made,
taxes paid ana property managed for nom
residents or others. 1l-29tf
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S-room house, compare lively new; fine lawn,
stable and outbuildings; a model house; must
be sold; owner needs some money.
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CONSUL 'iHG rNGINEEK
ENRY E. BRETT. MECHANICAL ENGIN-
III eeer and draughtsman, LA n. Spring st.
12-If-1m
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DOINDENTER & WADSWORTH, BROKERS,
j 800 W. second st buy and sell mortgages.
stocks, bonds and aay good securities; If You
wish to lend or borrow or invest in reG estate
call on us; collections made and property
managed for non-residents. 35tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting of Wichita lodge No.
% A +. and A NJ, Monday evening at
7:30 OIL a. ). Applegate.
The Relief corps is requested to meet at
G. 4. l.. hall today at O'Clock TO attend
the funeral of Major Lawrence - Mrs.
kesler.
The Ladies' Mission circle of the First
Baptist caurch will meet with Mrs. A.
Broadway, 522 North Fourth, "Wednesday y
afternoon at z:30 O'Clock.
Regular meeting of w. r. c. No. 10 in
Garfield hall Tuesday, Dec. 1. at 2:30 p. m.
Lee every member be present as We shall
elect officers for the coming year.
Regular meeting OF Ivy Leaf chapter No.
75. o. +. =. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m, Dec. +.
Annual election of officers. Bp order of
Mrs l.. NJ. WhitlOck, worthy matrou.
Annual election of officers of Wichita
lodge No %, \. O. [. W, Monday night.
II you are not there and your candidate Is
not elected you will have no kick coming.
The funeral services of the late Elmer +.
Townsend will be held Monday afternoon
at 3 O'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. Friends of the deceased or OF
the family invited.
Ida Rsbekah lodge will give "hard
times" social in the Msrtinson block on
the West side next Fridav evening. The
Second Regiment band will furnish the
music. Every body invited.
All members of the Bishop Hennessy
Jubilee choir are requested To be at the
cathedral promptly at 1890 today TO par
tic pate in the repetition of the musical
program Of Wednesday last.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
Another Point of View.

There was sl ordinance of the city
which forbade toe driving of horse with
in the city limits at a faster pace than
eight miles an hour. Brown was a horse
fancier, fond Of driving ut a rapid rate
He had recently gained possession Of a colt
of whose performance he was inclined 10
brag q little. Not much later Brown wa:
before the local court 10 answer 10 tho
charge OF fast d-iving. \ fine would havA
fattered his vanity and advertised his
horse.
Proof of speed IS not easy 70 establish.
The court called, rs an expert in the case,
Jones, who was himself something OF q
jockey. In the course Of the examination
Jones was asked II he saw Brown driving
on the occasion Of which complaint was
made. He admitted the fact. and tho court
then wanted his opinion as 10 the rate II
speed at which the horse was going.
The witness said IL was a matter not
easy TO decide. and one on which no two
persons would be likely 10 agree. He
begged 10 be excused. The court explained
that he would not be held responsible for
e1sctness OF statement. His best ludg
menJ was what was wanted.
We'll, your honor, said Jones at last,
THAT horse WAS going six miles an hour,
but Brown, who hadn't owned the animal
very long, was going i miles an hour
every bit OF 1t. "-Gou Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
Ci1 4 IN BRIEF.

| Gus Davidson of Gueda Springs is visit
] ing III the city.
Superintendent Richardson is suffering
from the grippe.
A report of real estate sold to pay debts
of The estate Of ROena Leslie has been filed.
MIR. j. Ell Allen is still confined t. his
room with an attack of muscular rheama-
tism.
Miss Clara Lehan of Chicago is visiting
her cousin, Miss Maud Adams, 103 East
Central avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Sewell of Carthage,
Mo-. are ln the city visiting the family
| OF II. ". Dubois.
The funeral of Elmer E. Townsend will
f! take place from the First Presby terian
church at p. III. Monday.
Miss Cora Leonard and Aggie Thurston
| OF Arkansas City are visiting Miss Maud
Adams of 103 East Ceuteal avenue.
In the matter Of the guardianship of
Albert Z. Stage notice of appeal from the
| order OF appointment has been fled.
The will OF the late DR.. Charles f
Martin has been filed for probate and his
widow, Clarrissa, is named as admins
tratrlX
Miss Beatrice Atkins will play violin
solo at st. Johns church at the evening
service. The vested choir Of thirty voices
will sing.
Miss McClung and Ii. c. McClung will
contribute the vocal numbers AT Mrs. Nc
Coy's recital Monday night, December g.
at he l.. VI. c. a.
Married, on the evening of the 2Sth OF
November, 1894 at SIS Pattie avenue, by
Rev. 5 w. koontz, Frank S. Lane and
MISS Carrie M. Fremain, both of Wichita,
Kan.
Mrs. l.. f. Stone has filed her petition
with the district court praying for
divorce from her husband, Charles r,
and for the custody of their 11-year-oid
daugh hter, Ruth l.
Married on the evening of the 2Sth of
November, at 5G7 West Douglas avenue, 10y
Rev. s. W. kooniZ. Avis Eaton aud Mss
Ella Beatty. the former of Maize, Kan,
aud the latter of Haysvllle. Kan.
Policeman Grant knepple resigned bis
position on the force yesterday in order TO
accept position as travelling salesman of
the Russell Gage Mercantile company of
Eatonville, Colo. He leaves today for his
new field of labor.
Married, at Glenwood Springs, Colo,
Wednesday. Nov. p. Mr. Charles NJ.
Knapp and Miss Eva Pedigo, formerly of
this city. Both are well and favora bly,
known here aud have hoastS of friends
whose bsst wishes will ever follow them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

New England preachers of n hundred
years ago were given % great plainness %
speech. Ono ~ them. tho Rev. Joseph
PennimaD, whiio settled In Bedford.
Mass, and afterward, while pastor - thu
church IL Harvard, acquired no little rep
utation for wh hat the historian of Harvard
calls his 'irre,srrnt way II Offering iafor-
nation 70 the Omniscicnf." A. tho TINA
when the British troops were advancing
upon Lexington Mr. Pennirnan prayse
from h!s pulpit
We pray thee, q Lord, that thoa
woulds; send these British soldiers wbrra
they viii do sfue good. for thou kuowess
we have no use for them about herr 20
During "a season q drought be PRAYED
eloquently that tho S,rd would "youch-
safe that the bottles of heaven may b. IN.
oorkod and their refreshing waters poured
upon the psrehsd fields
soon The drought vas broken Day sft-
~ day Tho rain fell The minister felt thst
the good wor. vas being oyerdoun.- 20 10
prayed again
We Glf ask. o Lord. that thou sroulcss
uncork tho bottles - heaven. bgt We
sought not TIA: thou shou!est throwswBS
the stopplrs
A. another tire the orchards - Usr-
v-ard were oesastatod b insect. and ths
minister put up This petitioH;
We pray. . Lord that thor vii: iss.
pity IN % ard remove from our rniers
these voTlciog- carscr worms. for - thoH
lDokcst 0vor this town thou wit see that
every apple tree - a. rei - a i5I tail -
--Joutl 5 Comp .paaI1u.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

II has long bcan cia r1nd ;ha. ths sns~
nous volumes = tlsck sf-gse rrlars
from tho chimney t1ps - fsCtarie- ar.i
fuilis rvlrf-srts yust a. much waste p
fucl- and thar were tsis element rrsperiy
rnknagrd rn1 uf83zfI fke saln would -
Considerable Exhaustive experiments re-
Gently made -1ce= the = rsc;soa q hrsy p
of rnscha-.raI sHEirssss o.tp-oTs thls
statement IEsT have aHorrra-rss,i ti.as
there A. b-t ar iaGultsEifrsl glaDtity e
beat frac.-lrz substance a. fHis waste.
bong oEiy $40 sr-i-s = so1s f1 100 "a
DC fest 20 smoke As rriy - Pr cent 2
Ells "a re-r -ls+.t4r - Vii ~ sara taAt
,be vzs.- d. sa- s-.fl-v u Is ttsrs.sr-
urc1 gHsttFt.~ ard saatssrr srcgn1s ftas
smoke 1.ts1.r. .-.f-.- BE- derna.t.rri - ft-e-
exports if za sat 30 sd .n slsl.f-aa ttaz
fasre reT-asriv would =. au s~eroray p
is.s.c Ard E-a-f--.sls ll /. s--. ke e-.rsztlt-. !.
csvsrs ss tae .r.1s.irz crstr-ye1 srd "a
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ans Stem ~ ccz.sss. e sg-ss-zs, s,er1st.i. .Ss~
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
COMES INTO COURT
EAVEMEYEB, SEARLES AND SBY-
&0UR FILE DEMURRER.
Hold That Indictments do Not Show
That the Requests Made OF Them
Were Within the Authority or the
Senate-Power TO Punish Not to be
Delegated-Other GroCudS.

WASHINGTON. Dc. The demurrers 20
the indic' msntS of President H. q Have
n eyer aad Secretary john +. S-arlss OF
tne Awericsn Refining eorpaay. aud
broker Allen Svy mour tav rrius. i &. testify
r FORE thr >ru.'tr suL r iuveS i-sun. cori-
'ai, - were filed Ia the disrrict zuprrme
ga 'u',ay. lu-v ate based snaiAly on
-..;,. Io,fi --euu5-. ho,iias thst the
aHt snow tlist the requests
.r .-s ...t.r tas ,.sis sou az are
" ga .caon or ihor,yy oi the
iul~J Tint ttu is.dlctnrut
Cd. t.l = tr.,~ - hsi tecsus, il fails
;o t.s t4.s tlr questions which
ag~ cletc.. s- answered were
Svt t.r sommi tee. or with
fsiirt. go suow that the questions ASKED
came vt. ban e sathority of the seuate o.
tbe -rust, Conmittr,; that the power to
ce.e-, r.t GOA CJgrt, nor Jhe determlnA-
tIaE 70. tur i.e;- Ue committed 10 jury.
tlaJ tn- Ig0ic- ,nrnts do not charge the de-
t-ud.ut wltu having knowledge or ia
formation necessary 10 answer the Ques
tIOu-, or The ri-at or authority tn obtain
iniurmat' ou from the books of the sugar
trs,>t. President Aaveneyer asserts that
the Indictment does not show O. a. the r..
quts. was made 10y the comm ttre or WI
- authority. la Broker Scymolr's de-
murrer IL = claimed that congress has o
power To make the refusal of such VII, ,
HeS>es to testify a crime, nor the right TO
delegate to courts The power 10 punish FOX
contempt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
WILL GO TO TEXAS
INDICTED OFFICERS WILL SURREN-
DER VOLUNTARILY.
No Probability That Governor Stone
Will Honor the Texas ReQuisitiou
for Officers Of Pierce Oil
Company-TcXas Law Occasions
Amusement and it Will be Tested

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 1.-According to
the attorney OF the Waters-Pierce Oil
company of this city, branch OF the
Standard Oil company, the officers Of that
company will 60 TO Texas and submit
themselves to :he court at Waco in which
indictments were recently found against
them for maintaining trust relations. The
attorney, ex Governor Johnson, said:
Governor Stone will undoubtedly re-
fuse 10 permit them TO be extradited.
They are not citizens Of Texas and never
have been, so they cannot be fugitives
from justice there. Even if they
are charged with being parties to
a crime committed in that state they can
not be taken from the state where they re-
side on mere affidavit that they have
committed a crime in some other state.
This same question was passed on by Gov
erDor Francis in the Case of representatives
of the bagging trust. EXtradiJion was re-
fused because IL was shown that the per-
sons were not fugitives from justice in
Tennessee, as they had never been in that
state. But il tue persons indicted ever 90
into the state they are liable TO Immediate
arrest. As matter of fact / expect the
Waters-Pierce people will agree 10 90 to
Texas and stand trial"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

radical prohibitionists among the Ameri-
can colony here with the result that great
numbers of people stayed away from the
Thanksgiving day celebration at the kais-
erhof on Thursday last. The cause of This
opposition was that wine was not tAbooed
at the banquet. Mrs. Mary b. Willard, a
sister-in-law of Miss Frances willard, was
the leading spirit of this movement
A fine quartette is being formed here I'M
der the direction of Prot. OTIS Boise, leader
and organist for the services 10 the Ameri-
can church, the mem bers being Mr.. Van
+. Weyk, young American who is study
ing In this city; Mr. Ferneks OF Milwsu-
kee, pupil of Joachim: Mrs. Arnold and
Mr.. Griecom.
According to an evening newspaper, the
speech which the emperor will deliver at
the opening of the rechstag on Wednesday
next VIII point out the necessity OF COM
Dating all revolutionary agitation by
stringent legislation and express con-
hdepce that the reichstag will lend aid 10
the various governments in this couflict
with the revolutionary forces. Il il said
reference will be made 20 renewed efforts
TO place the finances of the empire upon a
Hrmer basis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

On Friday evening, December :. the
Welles circle OF Kings Daughters Will in
augurate their annual Christmas sale in
the Sedgwick block. Both the active aud
honorary members of the circle, with lib
eral assistance from their frlen :. have.
prepared any number of dainty aud useful
articles which will be put on sale az rrs-
sonAble prices. The domestic bootn. IN
charge OF Miss AbbIe Pots. viii contain
everyt hing that the name implies Mis-
Lauck's paper booth and Mss jackson :
fancy work bootu. will Oe full of novelties
Dolls of all sizes and ages, beautifully
dressed, VIII be introduced. But hJwers
and plants will be maize a feature OF the
fair. also deIicacies and pure home-made
candies.
The admission fee will he ten cents.
which amount. however. Will be deducted
from the price OF anything purchased az
any of the booths VITA the exception OF
the clnGy and flower booths.