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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
caIIGHI IN IHE AcT.

WEsToS, w. Va, March i0-"Wash"
Collins, - mao with Dad record Ia this
vicinity. was discovered by number of
farmers in the act of rifiing the pockets
OF farmer ramed Cooie who be had shot
an.i killed lie was pursued aud cHptarei
after hard fgbt. lie had never sesn
CooIe before, aud did not kaos bin. bsit
had simply gons on the war path win ths
purpose o; killing the first man n- met. az
he admitted. He is ia jail at Addison.
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Will GO ALONE.

MILWAUKEE,. March 10. --Al9ns. Captain
Adolpb Fristses q inia eity iotesas 70 sail
TO Swesien, IN q I3-too vessel. III be sae-
ceeis 1t will bs ihe drss tins that sach .
snall craft has made tos trip ifofn ii.s
great lakes TO the Swedish coast. Captain
Freiiscs will leave Abous the pstadis os
April in the tiny schooner Nina. asi hs ex-
pets TO reach stockholm by Aug. Il.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

PAoLA, Kan, March 10.-The judge
overruled the motion for new trial for
Jap Raiuey, convicted of the murder Of
Ills sweetheart. and when Rainey asked
for mercy replied that even IL such were
meted there was but one sentence possible
under the jury's verdict. He then SEN
fenced the prisoner to one year in the
penitentiary, then, whenever the governor
should so will il, TO be hanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED.

DENVER, March 10-R. l.. Willard, the
Denver manager of the Guarantee Invest
ment Bond company, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Hins-
dale today charged with violating the
lottery law. Willard was discharged on a
technicality and Immediately rearrested
on complaint sworn out by United States
Attorney johnson. The case will be
heard next week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
ED WEBSTER FOUND.

NEW YORK. March 1o.-The Herald's
Paris special says: "Mrs. Theodore Conk-
ling, the mother of Edward Webster, the
missing American school boy, said to me
tonight: My son has been found; where.
cannot tell you; but not in America.
He is well. and there is nothing III his
disappearance which reflects upon him.
/ shall see him in few days."
The news of the discovery of the where
abouts of young Webster has also been
announced by the consul TO the American
embassy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
THE MODERN WAY.

Commends itself to the well-formed, to do
pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleanse the sys-
TEN and break up colds, headaches and
fevers without unpleasant after effects.
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

NEW YORK, March 10.-The American
Sugar Refining company declared quar-
terly dividend today of 3 per cent on COM
mon and ~ per cent on preferred stock.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 10-The
directors of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railway have voted to pay a
quarterly dividend of 211 per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
BIG LUMBER MILL BURNED.

ST. CLAIR, Mich, March 10-The en-
tire plant and stock of the Lansing Lum
her Co. at Dodge burned this afternoon
T ne loss is about SIZE, 900, believed to be
covered by insurance. The fire started by
the upsetting of a torch in the shingle
mill, which was one of the most perfect III
the world Forty acres of lumber piles
were consumed. Neither OF the mills
We're running. The company usually en-
ploys 200 men.
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REDUCTION ACCEPTED.

SALINEvILLE. Ohio. March 10.-A mass
meeting of the coal miners of this district
was held here today. The men decided
that they would return TO work Monday
morning at the proposed reduction in
wages This step was taken at the sug-
gestion of the state officials OF the miners
organization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
ASSETS In EXCESS

Boston, March I0.-Morse, Smith s.
Co., produce merchants, who have done
business in Boston for twenty years, as
signed today with liabilities OF $4,000.
The firm is involved in the failure OF j. 4.
Norm & Co, OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa. who
Were the western agents for the Boston
firm. The assets are said to be largely IN
excess OF the liabilities.
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MlIRDeReD By INDIANS.

CARSON, New, March 10.-Mrs. Eggles-
ton, aged &C years, was horribly murdered
in Antelope valley. Her frightfulIy mu-
tilated body was found last Thursday
morning by lady who called to visit her
The body of the murdered woman was
found lying over the edge of a woodbox,
with her head stuffed into lard pail and
her skull crushed and her body gashed in
many places. II is supposed that the deed
was committed by drunken Indians. sew
eral having been recently seen in the
neighborhood
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DISCHARGED The ATTACHMENT.

LEXIxGTos. Ky. March io.-Jadg- Par
ker today discharged the stiachfnsas
against the Hesdisy ssd Peck disfsiisry
and the farm on which st j. located. which
had bexn secured by Logan Hooker. is
his suit for a. 90 damages, AZ sisst kSts~
srt l.. CrlgIst. o. tie gsoand thai Crigisr
lived Ia OgsO Cfigssr prodscsd .rso'
tba. he was = i>osa iais Resident of>hsa-
,ucky. bsnce the at-ehArxe.
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FALCON. Colo.. March 10;-Rock Island
freight train No Sc east bound. ran iato =
bank OF sand several fee. deep this morn
ing, one aud one-hslf miles east of Rs-oi;s,
Colo, ditcniag twelve cars of COAL and
badly injuriug Engineer Wolcost. Fire.
man Davis and Conductor Elton. The
injured were sent to Gooilansi. Kansas.
Traffic will not be resumed before tomor-
row morning
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TIE PRESIDENT APPROVES.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The president
has approved the resolution authorizing
o. O. Howard to accept the decoration of
the Legion of Honor from the president of
the French republic, and the ACT appro-
priating S45 900 for the rescue of the
armament and wreck OF tho United States
steamer Kearsarge and the act establish
ing port Of entry at Bonner,s Ferry,
Idaho,
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MYSTIC CIRCLE TROUBLES.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March lO.-Alpha
Ruling No. Fraternal Mystic Circle Of
this city, an organization of the insurance
type, at large meeting held here unan-
mously adopted resolutions directed
against certain supreme officers. These
resolutions have been sent to all sub
ordinate rulings in this and other states
They reiterate the demands made by the
Ohio rulings for an investigation of the
affairs of the order by an expert account.
ant and actuary of known standing aud
responsibility. The resolutions allege that
st is to reform abuses and establish con-
fidence
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al oooEo PROGENY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March l0.-A special to
the Courier Journal from Lexington. ky..
says: Que OF the most valuabie fosis
dropped here in years was that today of
S lie McCielland AMI Longfel.ow. Byron
McClsilani, the owner of the noted dam,
i, very proud OF tho youngsIer. which Is
bav with black points and OF tue size,
SalIie McCi~lland will be bred to Bermuda
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Yachting Regatta.

GAMES, Mafca iu-Tss .etsrna;ioEai
yachting re.ztta. IL which q nur1ber o.
yachts, principally French aaa kaglisa.
were catered. took piacs today eli tDss
porI. I he weather was s2lcusssd aud tsess
aas good breeze from the souss~rss-
TIE f!rss race. ia whsca lo1cA lnler.st Was
manifested, was VISA By ihs princs o.
Wales Gutter Britannia. Tue eoarss ~zs
q miles iSag aud was c0vssed og ssS
Bs!ta1ais IL , ao1.s aid - raiaals2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
OBI ICED TO CUT WAGES.

DENVER March 10.-Ernest j. Fl. Amy,
manager of the San Juan smelter, gave
notice today that owing co the low price
of silver the company would be obliged to
cut wages 10 per cent: The OLD wages
will be restored when the price of silver
reaches so cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
OKLAHOMA BIRDS WIN.

OKLAHOMA CITY. O. T.. March 10.-Ths
Interstate cooking main between Kansas
and Osiaboma birds closed today. after
three days contest. Nearly all the wagers
were won by Oklahcns birds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
WRINKLES,

AtAAf - 4<A-l
and hollow cheeks,
and dull, sunken
eyes, don't always
mean that a woman's
old. Half the time,
they only show that
she's overworked or
suffering. To such
women, TO every wo-
man who is tired or
afflicted, DR.. Pierce's
.Favorite Prescription
safely and certainly
brings back health
and strength Its a
lavifir-,e-a r1aiicire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11

that corrects and cures; tonic that invigo-
Rates and builds UP; q nervine that seothes
and strengthens For all the arrangements,
Irregularities and weaknesses peculiar 10 wo-
men, 1t is the only guardnteed remedy. II
IL doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
STORM IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March IA heavy wind
storm struck this city tonight the gale
blowing sixty miles an hour. Macy
chimneys and signs were blown down. A
heavy piece Of cornice blown FROM build
ing struck John Calucio. He was re-
moved TO the hospital, where he died.
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TuIRTErn pops PRESENT.

LaPogTE, Ind, March 10 The much
talkrx. OF popuIist coaveagiou advertised 70
bs hello In this cisY today was bnt little
removed from q fizzlc. The rnsetssS ws'
neid in the koigbss Of Labor ball aud tGs
attendance was limited TO the nniucsy
number of thirte=n. Bat little business
was transacted
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NAMEIESS Suicide.

DENVER, March 10-A we'll dressed man
about so years OF age was found dead to-
day, hanging from transom in a vacant
house on Market Street. There was not u
scrap of paper on his person to Indicate
who he was, and the body has not been
identified. 1t is supposed to be case of
suicide.
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DAVE Is MN.

NEW Yogg. March 10 o--snstos Eili .as
asked tenigbs about tbs report that hs
was engage. TO be ra&rried 20 Mss iSeiiJ
scosf. q Loaisvisls belle sni niece ot
Wee Pre~sd-at -s-veasos. Hs smiled &aa
saIs: sTeas i something about which
am aos izIxisg"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11
SLUGGED TOO HARD
oHIoAGVs SMELL CLUB Is STAINED
WITH BLOOD.

Boxing Master Crane Unmercifnlly
Beats an Amateur Named Suili-
van, Who Pays for His Game
ness Dearly Enough, Fall
ing Unconscious After
the Fight 10 Rise no
More Randall,
the Walker, at
Newt ton.
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coul os'r STAND The PRESSURE

PHILADELPHIA. 3sres 10 --Jss;sua Cor
J.. irsts assl ssesi merchant sa1 oeoksr a.
li3 Sos4sh FsBrtA stfses. fasisd tedAS- As@
t-ilurs = stfs1Dnse3 - sss csDfs~s1os ia
he ir0s sa6 ssesl .sdast.F. Tbs sfSS1s-
s,s arssts asd liabilities sse ESs gsssr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-11

CHICAGO. March .o.-IdaLo's state buiid
Ing a: tbs worlds fsir has been soad 20
a residept Of New York who viii nsavs j.
70 tbai s1sse ADD ass st sgmassr resi-
snne Tbs ssFassars ~Esca Originally
>st 81; ;ssJo xss sod Tor - .esJy.
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A PROPER CaPER.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad, March 1o.-Mayor
Denney has decided 10 arrest all persons
Induigiog in inceudiary speeches. For
several mouths tasre have been three or
four professional sgitators at work amoug
the unemployed OF the city, doing their
best 20 make trouble
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It won't do to experiment with Ca
tarrh. There's the constant danger of
driving it to IL, lungs. You can have 4
perfect and permanent cure with DR..
Sage's Catarrh RewA
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SOUTHERN BAPTlSTS.

DALLAS, Tex, March l0-The Southern
Baptist convention will be held in Dallas
May II do 15 Fully 1900 to 5000 persons
will be in attendance.
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RRlGhI AERQlIIE.

ATCHIsoN. Kan, March 10 "A large me
teor fell al Oak Mills at noon today. IL
was very bright. rrsrmb lug SUI Hs it
came down. The farmers for miles around
saw it aud they are now searching for it.
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,lNcI sAM,s CASH

WASHINGTON, March 1Q-The net gold
in the treasury at the close of business to-
lay was sl07. 81 $50. gain OF $45. .56i, since
Yesterday. The cash balance WAS S1SS.-
l39, 03O. So
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SNOW IN the NORTNWEsT.

ST. PAUL, March l0.-It has been snow
ing hardly since early this evening, ac-
companied by high winds, Reports show
the storm Is quite general throughout ths
state aud ia tue Dskotas.
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Sundry civil appropriation bill, the con-
sideration of which will be given on Mon
daY. the house adjourned.
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Pure biocd is better than 'blue blood !"
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar.
liza.
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WHOLE CREW SHOT
STEAM YACHT NATALIE FROM NEW
YORK MEETS AN ENEMY.

She is Seized Near Hayti by Presi.
dent HippOlyte-Arms and Am.
munition Are Found Aboard
and Are Taken Possession
of, While the Sailors
Who Manned Her
Are Summarily
Executed by
Rifiemen.
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AGREaT ENTERPRISE.
Thousands All ted With Chronic Catarrh
riud Cure Free.

In order TO bring his great remedy for
chronic catarrh III reach OF everybody
DR. Hartman invented the following
method Any one wishing to become
one of his regular patients should send
name and address. when complete direc-
tions for Treatment will be sent free
of charge. Each patient is expected to
report once a month. At no time Is any
charge made. The medicines can be
obtained at any drugstore. The result
has been a grea, beneticence at thou
sands Of catarrh sufferers The follow
ing is a sample case;
Patient. M. 1927. Name. Lucius B.
Cooper, of Biddle University, y. c.
Commenced treatment December 18th
1898. Writes February p, 1891: 81 am
thoroughly cured Of my catarrh winch
had been troubling me for eight years.
/ waited two weeks after l stopped the
medicine to be sure ] was thoroughly cur
ed, l think that I would be doing
| wrong to keep such wonderful secrei.
shall do whatever / can TO make It
known wherever / go. lido not know
how to express my praise for Pe-ra-paor
| thanks to you
Any one wishing TO become patient
should send in his name and address az
once, giving a l.stof the pEincipls symp-
toms and the length of iifae the DISEASE
| has run.
ABook Sent Free
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| catarrh, la eripps, cough, colds and coz
sumption viii he senl prepaid, fo-
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KNOCKED AUGUSTINE sEssElEss

kNDk<kcO NOS-o I'VE o<Eso---
NcCo,g. Neis. Asrca 10 Larry sas.
Ivan. os Mosss@aa, zrst y. J. Argastsrss-
nj Has iass. S<b. sSugns I've scssa<ss s-rs
tonight. Ia tue GtsE rcaad AszEsiias
fprs-si Sai.lsAn tsus SaIilva8 vita q t<srs-
&c bsou on tbs neck xaocksd AaxnsssSs
secse.es4-
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SAND LIKE SNOW
TERRIFIC WIND FILLS A RAIL
EOAD cur WITH DIRT

This Strange Occurrence Results In
Wreck-This Ferocious Breeze
sweeps Over q Large Part Of
the Country, Blowing Stxly
Niles an Hour at Chi
cago, and Doing Con-
siderable d m &c
and Ipju.ing
One Man.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-09

-.unates for advertising furnished on appIi
On. Objectionable advertisementswIlnot not
inserted at any price. All ren.ittances
,.,uld he made by draft, postal money order
-,e- -->Jt= tara2 l-tiar Gn..a c--arded
49,. rsy, is at the sender's risk. In
. .a.iing ..,oaey the amount and what it is for
,,old be distinctly stated.
Al etters. ETC., should hs sd-d-essed
BEE PUBLISHING, co.
Washington ID. &
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SPARKS FROM Ny ANVIL.

| had dream the other night that so
enthused my throbbing heat that, up
Oh the impulse OF the moment. | leap
ed from my snug little bed into the md
die OF the floor. Just to find that some
UNSEEN fairy visitor had whispered his
tiny thoughts from the land OF mister
louSneSS. 1t was about the jackson
C0TUett fight. Ibis Is what he SAID,
listen: why the civilized world Is in All
upr0dr over the proposed JackSOn-t OF
Dttt hight. L shall en1eaYor 10 We YOU
d few pungent points concerning the
curious looking little man. Corbett Will
make one OF those world shocking ice
water breaks and before he Is aUie o
Iand they viii freeze. Then big man
Peter WIII give LIm ole OF those SOU
>iIIrIng slaDbelS. that Will just break
Jimmy ; heart. Jimmy WIll very pU>sI-
Dly atleInpt al recIpTOcatlOn When Pete
just 10 make matters d little more Cit
Ical Viii udAe AiS head d modern bat
terIug ram and Tor time, sali the di-
mInutIte WoHGeT. the two humaHltar-
an theremOmeters VIII be at blood neat
Of course the public viii look Tor some
icCHUcIaoLIcai work SUmetnlng, that
Will 10 doubt remind Us o1 the IlIustrl-
Gus tall OF man lCOIbett.)
don't lAe Ostentatiousness
tLel efoTe | generally hunt some
seluded nook III order 10 Vie
with the muse without inteTrGp-
tIou from he family circle. II Was OF
one oI those Particular Cccas IONS now
ever that sitting at my desh aud forget
IIug that the walls were Vi antedIluvl-
al design. began TO write d pceIn
touching up Oh the late pugIiIStlc uEa-
ma. when without warning OF IInPehd-
liz danger. when thinking that every
I.ppiiIg wave buTsted fOTth with laugh
ter and every shoItHnIg star BROKE
with fiery delight. there came d reign
from the Hall Of evil spirits. Pandeino
mum was supreme. PIasteTlng a.
mounting IT, d ton fell upon tie roa-
tIHm Of ms face and slightly dlstlguT-
ed il. Ny political ambition took al!
immediate hight 10 realms above L
AS Bas III d cOmatoee state, and Wnen
1 gained ny wits [ could hear Thy til
iIAIc tone singing III d dIataLIc order.
re fell like IUg, he Tked ike q
dog. he croaked nhe frog. he squeaied
Ike hog. he rose III fog. Since that
terrible confusion | have never at
tempted anything Of great promise III
the p0eticd sphere.
G. Z. ROGERS.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1894.
Locals.

Mr. lanes 4. Ross is in Peorio, Iii
arfinr as general attorney of the
1,r.,nd United Sons and Daughters OF
Amer Icd.
The father Of Miss Mamie Hill is
on,p i'll at his home.
Several of the discharged employees
of the Government Printing office have
been re-enstated
Mr., ihomaS II. Clark has been ST.
Ipctpd to conduct the business Of Mr.
". +. NattheWS.
Miss Bell Lewis has become mem
hpr OF lie Nmeteenth Street Baptist
church.
Miss Lizzie Tyler will leave the city
in a few days TO spend the summer.
NJ. Henry Lewis a recently discharged
clerk of the Census Office successfully
lassed an examination Tor railway mail
clerk and has secured position.
Rex. v. II. Brooks the eloquent pas
tor of lie 10th Street Baptist church Is
an Outspohen man. He requested the
congregation to look in the looking
glass. II they wanted 10 see al African.
He Was forced to make this remark
bpcause The congregation persisted III
Il staring at the Africans III the Z Fdhir
choir. who sang the Lords prayer in a
very effective and beautiful time, AT
4 that church last sunday afternoon.
Prof. c. /. Reed read very fine pa
ppr at the Central church few Sun
4 da,s ago. subject. Hints 10 Young
men and women MIR. Reed held his
audieuce III delight for three quarters
Of an hour. His paper Was full OF
truth and good judgement. His paper
could lie NeH entitled. social equality,
as he talked widely Oh that subject
Recorder c. H. J. TAYLOR has issued
a call fUr a meeting OF democrats dur
mg The month VI August
Ms Lowery 40. l0U2 18th street Is
HWHg hrst class cIVaLn- aud serving
uILllela .nu laItIes al the shortest 10
ice. GIVE him call.
The BEE was 13 years CID la;
sainIday. LoOh out for Il.
ii Tue Market House base ball club
Nat viii visit LeesbuTg. Va. Jube
zOth, @lll play a game Of ball vita
tlat cInO tne!e OF tne State Fa!
GIOnlds.
The President Oh Thursday nom-
mated tar Justices OF the Peace:
VdalIte ). Bundy, Wm. &. Harper,
aud Cha. le> Z. Scott.
La7ltI John a. Moss was ?
aldiGatr a->v bu. Justlc- Wal
aS lel.ed to have Ills tame seni
The Washington bee., 1894-06-09
BRUCE'S FAREWELL.

Last Friday week the new recorder
OF deeds notified Mr.. Bruce that he
would call that afternoon and take
charge of the recorders office.
Between the hours of and O'Clock
Mr.. Taylor arrived. Among those pres
ent TO witness the ceremonies were
James IL. smith, w. Gavin Chase. r.
b. Cooper, II. 5. Smith and the en-
ployes of the office.
Recorder Bruce advanced and intro
duced the new recorder to the employees
OF the office In neat chesterfield ad-
dress, after which Mrs Gussie HeDder
son, on the part of the ladies present
ed MIR. Bruce a handsome BANQUET
lamp about five feet high.
Miss lotion then Oh the part of the
ladies presented Mr.. Taylor fine bo-
quet OF cut roses, which was responded
TO 10y Mr.. TAYLOR.
The scene was very impressive and
the addresses timely and suggestive.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-09

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The Washington bee., 1894-06-09
DR.. FRANCIS IN CHARGE.

DR.. Daniel H. Williams, the new
Surgeon LII Charge OF the Freed
mems hospital has left the city on d
little vacation. DR.. Francis has
been placed in charge by the Inter
ior department as acting Surgeon
in Chief during tie absence of DR..
Williams.
Sec cary Hoke Smith has a
first cla> 5 assistant III the person
d.. FiahciS, "a man III whom the
people Lave confidence.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-09
DEDICATION.

Rev E. w. Williams president
and Mrs. Ella V. Chase Williams
principal of tie Ferguson and
Williams College for colored stu
dents of Abbivllle, S. c., had the
college dedicated OH May 9th.
The exercises were the most i'm
pressive that have ever taken
place iu that section of the coun-
try. Rev. Grlmke of this city
preached the dedicatory sermon,
which was eloquent and impress
i've.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-09
DR.. PARKE.

DR.. RosndeIl Parke OF Buffalo,
New York visited Freedmen Hos
pital with DR.. John r. Francis, act
ing Surgeon III Charge, last week
and was highly pleased with the
con dition of the hospital. DR..
Parke is one of the most eminent
phvslclans in this country. This
IS i compliment to the hospital as
DR.. Parse Is consulted by the best
physicians IN the Uulted States.