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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-02
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Time to Stop

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going 10 school
Fzthsr-why 50?
Little Dick--We'ye got 10 stud yirg
about words now. and II learn 20 pro
Hounee everything the way the die
tlcnAry says. nobody viii know what
Tx talking aboss-Gop6 Nsxa
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Advice to Mothers.

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soothes the child, softens the gums, alIays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the
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mothers. GG4tf Witt
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Important Change OF Time

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tomato. cabbage and sweet potato plants
for sale cheap. 1t 40
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142 IT
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to May 5th and can be consulted on dis
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For sale--Seed Potatoes.
We have about one hundred bushels
early Ohio seed inc rthern) that we viii
close out at cost or l,.ss.
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north. south. east and west. and steamship tickets
sold TO all European points mt lowest rates. City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Hexd
avenues. Telephone I99.
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ARRIVE: LEAVE
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
ANOTHER OF .4,LL's SURPRISES.
He kioqusntiy Defends Prssideat Cisve-
land

Tuesday was another notable day in
the Senate. Senator Hill Of New
York, the ancient enemy of Mr.. Cleve-
land spoke for two hours in defense of
the Presidents attitude on the tariff
bill. He attacked German, Vest,
Jones and Harris with keen thrusts of
wit as well as solid argument. Several
times the presiding officer was unable
to restrain the enthusiasm his remarks
evoked, notably when Mr.. Hill de-
clared that personal considerations
would not prevent him from defending
the President when he was unjustly
attacked. He defended Ny. Oleve-
lands letter, his right to send it and
the sentiments it contained, and made
a strong protest against his adversaries
when he pointed out that they criti-
cised the President for siding with the
House, when they admitted they had
used all their influence to induce him
to interpose in behalf of the Senate
anne ndments to the tariff bill.
Mr.. German the day before had com
pared Mr.. Hill to Iago. In return
Mr.. Hill likened those who had Joined
in the assault on Mr.. Cleveland to the
conspirators who stabbed Caesar to
death at the foot of Pompeii's statue
in the Roman Senate. Mr.. German,
he characterized as the lean and hun
cry CassIus; Mr.. Jones, Marcus Bru-
tus, the honest Brutus of the Senate;
Mr.. Vest, who struck the first blow on
Friday, as Casca; Mr.. Voorhees,, as
Trebonius, ''testy but earnest" and
Mr.. Harris as Metellus Climber. They
had struck down the President, Mr..
Hill said, not that they loved Mr..
Cleveland less, but that they loved the
Senate compromise more.
And yet" he concluded, and each
word rang out like hammer on an an
vii, Il can say with Antony, They
are all honorable men,"
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
Curie,. An.sh.uy spring..

There - several springs along
the range OF the Allegheny mount
aims that are great curiositiea
From these springs very consider
able current of hot air passes con-
stautly, sufficient at any time t.
blow a handkerchief out of per,
sons hand. unless it is held very
tightly. These phenomena have
never been explained. but it is gem
orally believed that they indicate
caves, and that the breeze comes
from the internal air passages. Tho
best known of these is called Blow
ing springs, and is at the foot OF
Lookout mountain, about six miles
from Chattanooga This Is visited
by a great many curiosity seekers
and scientists Others not so we'll
known are found in North Carolina
and Georgia
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
A SWIMMING WONDER.
Mr.. Gormiy of Australia Develops an
Entirely New stroke In Natntion.

Mr.. Gormty OF Ah+trhhA Deseiop> IN
Entirely New stroke In Nstation-
They have found swimmer in
Australia who has aroused the in
terest of all sportsmen who make
swimming something more than
pastime in their country. saws the
New York sun. Nobody seems to
know exactly how the new man.
Gormly, swims. though the Austria
liam papers which are at hand de-
vote columns of description to his
style. having got to the point OF IL
Illustrating his method. Even the eN-
perts In this country are unable to
fathom the peculiarities of his stroke,
which has reduced all the notable
swimmers in Australia and New
Iceland to despair. II should be said.
by the way, that the swimmers of
that part of the world are men of
extraordinary swiftness. endurance
and power.
Gornly does not pretend to train
for his races, but makes II point
to spend six or eight hours every
day Ia the water. His stroke is now
being copied by a number OF profess
slonals and amateur swimmers OF the
antipodes lie swims, according to
the description. with his right arm
perfectly straight-that Is. 1t makes
a long. slow sweep from the shoulder
downward and backward as he lies
on his right side. But the real
stroke which sends him through the
water at rate which amazes his
competitors Is that described as 'the
corkscrcw motion OF the left leg.
which is drawn up and out OF the
water so as to be almost completely
In view. aud is then pushed under
the water and thrust backward with
a corkscrew motion. which sends the
body along at remarkable rate OF
speed.
This is the most succinct cxplana-
iion which has yet been given OF
Gormly's method of swimming. He
Is coming over here this year
so when the camera fiends get at
him the public will know all about
the ..corkscrew motion which he
uses Incidentally his style OF swim
ming casts a bitter reflection upon
the frog. which has heretofore sus-
tained an unquestioned eminence as
the model for champion swimmers
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
Bible school.

A summer Bible School is to be held
at Glen Park August 9th to 18th. 1t
will be under the direction of num-
ber of well known ministers. 1t will
afford an excellent opportunity for BIZ
bic study, combined with pleasant
recreation.
Dean Hart, Revs. F. Z. Smiley, W.
H. W. Boyle, f. S. Parsons, w. F.
Richardson, c. W. Heisler, NJ. D.
Hornbeck, J. d. Rankin, W. 7. Steele,
and c. b. Spencer will be the princi-
pal lecturers. The admission to all
meetings is free.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
or.nt.. rathrr.. Aa.

Gen. Grants father seems TO have
had poetical turn OF mind occasion
ally. as is evidenced by the following
leather advertisement in verse,
which he composed to boom business
for Grant X Perkins, at Galena. in
1868. just after Jesse's son had
whipped the ''Rebel Lee
WHERE TO CALL
To leather buyers, one and all,
We here address a frtendly call
To see II leather you Will buy
And If their stock you wish 10 try
II you wish TO get some leather,
suited TO every stase OF weather:
II good aud cheap you wish to and
Exactly suited to your mind
call on Grant s Perkins
II with such things you've been supplied
And only wish 10 sell a hide,
Then skin it rtxht and trim Il nice,
And II you want the highest price
Call on Grant s Perkins
Since Grant has whipped the Rebel Lee
And opened trade from sea to sea
Our goods in price must soon advance,
Then don't neglect the present chance
To call on Grant 4 Perkins
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
sheep K,li.d Near M.eker.

Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
party of masked men rode up to Geo.
S. Allsebrook's sheep camp, a few
miles south Of Meeker, and after tying
and unfolding Mr.. Allsebrook and
the deputy sheriff in whose charge the
sheep had been placed, they stabbed
and clubbed to death about $50 head
of sheep, after which they rode over
to Smith and Trimmer's camp and
shot 10l fine blooded rams.
The mob gave Allsebrook five days
in which to leave the country, at the
same time informing him that they
had secret organization of 300 MEM
bers in Garfield, Routt and Rio Blanco
counties who were sworn to rid the
country of sheep. The majority of
the mob are said to be from Garfield
county.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
surrounIed by Iceberg,

During the recent return voyage
from the old world the Allen line
steamship Grecian passed fifty-two
icebergs. OF Cape Race twenty-five
bergs were in sight at one time. An
officer OF the ship said that many OF
the bergs were so close alongside
that one might have stepped off the
steamship to them without wetting
his feet The weather was perfectly
clear.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
Cos, of Living at Home and Abroad.

According TO some recent statistics
OF the cost of living an Englishman
spends on an average sls year for
food. a Frenchman si7, a German
S+2, Spaniard sSS. an Italian s24
and Russian s23 OF meat the
Englishman eats 100 pounds n year,
the Frenchman 81, and German "a,
the Italian 20 and the Russian 81.
OF bread tho Englishman consumes
$50 pounds. the Frenchman $40, the
German $50. the Spaniard $50, the
Italian 400 and the Russian 635.-
Scientific American.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
Ruthless.

That's a well-developed indus
try suddenly remarks this man who
tries to be smart.
TO what do you refer?" inquired
the unwary acquaintance.
ITO the traffic in petroleum.
Aud that is now he came to lose
his best friend.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
KNOWLEDGE

eomfort and improvement and
personal enjoyment when
ed. The many, who live bet
khers and enjoy life more, with
pditurr, by more promptly
he worlds best products to
pf physical being. will attest
10 health Of the pure liquid
principles embraced in the
Irup Of Figs
Hence Is due to its presenting
. most acceptable and pleas
Aste. the refreshing and truly
properties of perfect lax
etualIy cleansing the system,
rolds, headaches and fevers
nently curing constipation.
satisfaction TO millions and
he approval of the medical
Because il acts on the Kid
and Bowels without weak
and it is perfectly free from
etionable substance.
Figs Is for sale by all drug
and 81 bottles, but it 10 man
BY the California Fig Syrup
bose name Is printed on every
20 the name, Syrup Of Fig,
we'll informed, you will not
substitute II offered.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04

divided is two lots of fools
united means death to indus
uvery. Labor can never he
- - either OF the old parties
y M1ou who advocates such n thing
- NJ to labor,
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04
western New. Not...

The annual convention of the North
American Turnerbund met at Denver
on the oath, with 10 delegates in at
tendance. Heinrich Brown of St.
Louis is president.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04

kxs TO the lesderA of the old
..maintaininG the public
= contracting . debt when
a worth 81 n bushel and pay
zen IL was worth so cents
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04

kARs ago the democrats won
declarations for free silver
|tArif. Having broken every
4hey are now busy irving To
De people believe that they
ban what they said
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04

aud cheapest OF toilet
b roughne-- Of the ska CURES
For sale everywhere. MaaUfae-
fnn GErsEKIrx soar Co, Denver.
The Lamar register., 1894-08-04

han will vosk At almost anything
,t thing he turns his hand 10 l.
)and organ
The evening world., 1894-05-03

and seemed to be glad TO he rid Of
her
The little actress did not mean to en-
act the part Of a heavenly being to the
little Freda; she only meant to act to-
wards her as hau Lew MortsCript to-
wards herself when she had been IN
straits which she never could have got
ten out OF had II not been for him.
He had educated her. and had given
her money to so upon the stage re-
specially, all on account Of her pretty
face, and a promise some time to marry
him; and II this were not acting the
part of an %"anSel." Lestre had no idea
what was.
True. she disllked him. and shuddered
even when she saw him In her audi
ences smiling upon her; and there was
some one else who, II he only had the
money
Here. with a great sigh, Lestre check
ed herself. Mr.. Mortscr!pt was in Paris
row., but he had t~elegraphed that he
would join the troupe soon. How could
her thoughts lead her into such disloyal-
~ towards hlm7
Lestrs has salary enough for SIX now.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

and she would expcnd some Of 1t upon
Frcia.
zone Sod, m hears Of feminine angels
on the stare" she thought. but 1t wtl'
Ice better for t'reda. | can never i'm
perfume her To marry me-
The yoLrs German girl thought her
b~crefactr,ss n veritablr angc. as years
went by and she grew from a clumsy lit
tie waiting maid into "a successful young
concert singer under I~.cstre's super
vision.
The troupe hal kept together, with
Murtscript joining them sometimes for
an hour. sometimes for an entire season,
never changing tn all this time towards
Lcstrc, who often vas called upon to
explain to him that success for her
mean freedom from the marital tie. The
idea oI an actress whose future was not
all before her-or, worse still. an actress
With 4 family.
But he kept her bound by her childish
promise. and onSe behind the scenes.
when Byrsa. on Blended knee, begged
her TO break that promise. and think only
OF aim and the quiet home that he would
make for her. now that his fortune a.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

parlor, and i%nsinuating his burly head
and shoulders between the two actresses
gazed out into the street.
1.-THE fellow must be the snapper to
a mighty poor whiplash." he said at
last. "But I don't suppose we could
do anything to help her; the man is
most likely the girls father, and II
we should bring him up before the
authorities the Judge would shut his
eyes three thicknesses upon us. and
give lis polite notice to quit the En-
pire or take the cold pisen' OF Its dis
pleasure"
~ will do something!" replied Lestre,
stamping her foot decidedly. II will
not gaze upon such a sight and be silent.
l shall speak to the old wretch concern
ing his brutality and speak sharply.
too"
BE careful; we are In Berlin and not
in New York." continued Byrsa. But
OF course my warning is useless. You
will do as you like even II the result
be a cell In a GeIman prison." he added
bitterly.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

scr!pt p~lsslonatel; Neither does she
love me"
That can make NJ difference replied
Frcia, II love you, butt
1T makes all the difference!'' cried the
happy voice Of Lestre close to them.
Lew Mor,script, l am wealthy now. I
can repay you all the money tina you
have ever expended for me, and give
YOU happiness with this white hand be-
side"
And she ld.l Freda's and In his.
"But sou YOURSELF" cried Freda.
Il have my love faithful and true,
ami with him | snail retire from the
stage, as | have long wished to do. while
as Tor yol, Frcda a long career is be-
fore YOU"
II have been a traitress 10 You who
made me what | am"
Not so-not so!' cried Les;re. gladly.
Long ago l told sou Byrsa that she
would be my mascot; has 1t not been 20.
beloved~
1T has he answered. with a food Of
happiness In his heart that nearly over
whelmed him. rsaran D. Rose In wayer-
icy Magazine
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Lestre understood every working OF
that faithful heart. but she slipped per-
versely from the window and turned her
back upon him while she nestled into
her cap and long cloak OF swansdown
n left the apartment.
Byrsa, after thinking a few seconds,
drew on his fur-lined overcoat and warm
Russian cap and FASTENED down the hall
to the side door of the great hotel. de-
termined. II possible. to deter Lestre
from her object.
He IA too late. He met her at the
door with the young German girl in tow,
while a little way down the street Herr
Lausberg was hustling away beside his
cart, having descended from his throne
to give his dog a better chance to draw
his load alone.
~ have got herr cried Lestre trium-
phantly. She is mine now. my mas
cot. Byrsa!'
How did you manager asked he
curiously.
"Oh. l knew better than to pitch into
him as I should have done into you,"
smiled Lestre. IL simply bought her
for Ave pounds. He 10 her step-fatber,
The evening world., 1894-05-03

THEY MARRIED SECRETLY.
MIR. Draper and Miss Hurry Welded
More Than n Year Ago.

more Innn u lear ago.
Although Helen Schuyler Hurry has been
married to William Vandervoort Draper
for more than a year. the fact that they
were man and wife has only just been
made known to their friends.
Mrs. Draper is the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Abby Hurry, Of
30 West Seventeenth streets nd she has
been quite prominent in New York So
ciety for two years past.
Mr.. Draper is the son of George II.
Draper, and Il grandson of the late
Simeon Draper, who was once Collector
of the Port of New York They were
married on April 10, 1893, by the Rev. DR..
S. NJ. Haskins, at st. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church, South Fifth street
and Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
Why they should have concealed the
marriage Is not known. Their engage
ment was announced a year ago last
Winter. Arrangements had been made
to have the marriage "a place at Cal
vary Church in this city some time dur
ing the past month, but as the time ap-
preached the young couple decided to
tel the story of their wedding in Brook
lyn, and the second ceremony was de-
clared off Society people are much In
t~erested in the affair, and say that moth
ing so romantic has occurred since Her
bert Pell and Miss Kernochan stepped
out and were married secretly about ten
years ago.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
LESTRE'S MASCOT.
Hhe Vas Saved from o. Distastef~t
Marriage.

bles, or, II she did not sell them, re-
ceived a sharp reprimand and a blow
on her return to the cart from Herr
Lausberg.
"Byrsa." cried Lestre' the star ac-
tress of the troupe, d you see that?
Isn't It too dreadful? What can the
suthoritie, be doing to allow such a
thing? 1t makes me shudder."
Thus called upon, Byrsa' alternately
string man and dow comedian poa
the boards. came slowly across the
The evening world., 1894-05-03
WENT THROUGH A TRAP. DOOR
Alleged Policy-Dealer Tries to
Eyade Arreat.

James Murray, alleged proprietor OF a
policy shop on the first floor of 24s Eliz.
abeth street, was held for examination
In the Tombs Court to-day.
Detectives Hahn. Sloane and Butler
raided the place yesterday.
Murray saw the policemen when they
entered and Immediately went through
a trap door into the basement. He did
not a k the paraphernalia with him
however, and the detectives seized it. II
consisted OF manifold papers, &C, upon
which was a series of numbers.
Murray was subsequently captured.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

wv actresses belonging to en- Ameri-
"oupe were at a hotel window
'e city Of Berlin when they first
Ner hitched beside a dog to a cart.
winch beet roots and cabbages
p"ed high, while upon the pin
the pile Herr Lausberg was
h.. smoking quietly. and oversee
H. a"ss when the cart stopped, and
D0S lay down to rest. while the
s'r' Freda, went to the back
Sssfhe residences and sold vege;a.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Jewe1ry Store Door Open.

At 12.B o'clock this morning the front door
Of VOLTS jewelry store. at 279 West One Hundred
and Twenty-hfth street, was found open by the
police. The owner was notified. and the door
secured. This Is the second time within a week
that this. door has been found open at an early
hour in the morning.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SEEKING A LOST SISTER.
Mamie MalleEin Ran Away from
PHILADELPHIA Three Years Ago.

Philadelphia Three Years Ago.
Miss Bessie Mallegin, a maid In the
employ Of a wealthy family In Philadel-
phia, Is in this city, looking for her
twenty-year- old sister. Mamie. who ran
away from Philadelphia and came to
New York three years age.
Miss Mallegin has a brother. John
Walsh, a contractor. in Philadelphia.
A reward is offered for any Information
concerning the missing young woman.
Her sister fears that II Mamie Is not
dead, something evil a befallen her
or she would have communicated with
her relatives.
Mamie, II alive, has q dark complex
ion, large dark eyes and a full round
face. She was said to be an exceed
ingly prettey girl, Her sister is stop
pin at 90 East Broadway.