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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
AsAeAD PLACE FOR WDCMa

n Ipdis They 49, Treated ~ nHTAs1
were Outeasts.
The practice Of treating widows a.
3uasi-Hinainais, outcasts or slaves ia
among Hindns of high antiquity 1t 10
Srobably substitute for a slim older
.'astom once universal among the con-
suering tribes of the Asisticl world.
blaying the wives of ehieftainsl on the
burial placesiof their lords
As\manners grew milder and men less
desperate, and new religiors ideas
were born that practice was bolishsd
and widows were permitted 10 live.
but only as persons whose right TO
survive\must be regarded as i'm perfect
Their position becalle tina. of house,
hold sEescs, or. rether, family OUT
servile Offices, dressed IN the m earnest
clothes. ,fed with the eheapests bood
and regarded by friends as person is who
ought to consider themselves inc agsbly
degraded. He'd not the very gods
themselves. or the fates. prone Nsnced
them deserving Of heavy suffering?
OF course, natural laws aae not
wholly suspended even BY supersti,
ton, and thousands OF widows pro-
tented BY personal affection, or. thnir
own abilities. o. BY their slth-tpr
widowheod docs not cancel rie .hts Of
deceutly happyr and
contented lives. The majority how
erer. suffer under the ban typi 6ed by
the shaving of their heads. I hat is,
they are regarded till death assfaItsn
from all title to.espect- and are reated
with habittsai indiq1ity who'll even
when they are exempt from actual OPP
pIye.sion, makes the position Of pnol-
lending women notbehter than THAI q
2lases or convicts-
So severe l. their Lot that g. e1cites
pity tyren among those who believe
hat 4 Is sanctioned by religion. and Il
would yroaAbly have been aIneliolsted
osg,sinSe but thst'itsSts in With oa>
II 4eYri.cipal Hindu anansemenAs
.hak>of Yearly marriage /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
O.. Of tn. Dsaixhts q LIZ.

When old Kaiser Wilhelm was sti11
prince Of Prussia he had one day ~
Bablesberg, near Potsdam, his besuti-
full and ever farorite residence, a visit
from that prince among landscape
gardeners, Eurst Hermann Won Puck
1er-Muskau, who somewhat bluntly ex-
pressed his disappointment at the slow
rate of progress IN certain improve
ments in the acknowledgements
which he had hinself sugeested
on the occasion 81 = previous visit. The
future emperor pleaded his limited
means. But does Jour royal high
ness never borrow money! quer4ed
Prince Puckler, evidently much
amazed Never. my dear prince"
was the smiling reply. Then your
royal highuess has never tssteA hfe's
greatest delight-to vit; the pleasure
o. finding yourself able 70 pay your
all"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

In %, is one Of the most pleasing gen.
tlemen you VIII meet IN life time.
Judge shiras has a magnificent suite
OF apartments In the Arlington hotel
on tho third floor, comprising seven
rooms. There Is fine reception room,
beautiful large parlor overlooking
the park; and there are the judges
sleeping room, his study, his library
All are furnished with things picked
up in travel.
The judge has two sons, both practicins
law in Pittsburgh, and he is very n,,o,,6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

must spend the rest Of their lives by
virtue of their Office, which is for life.
They receive an annual salary Of ten
Thousand dollars, and after few years
of judgeship they fall into the easy
way of thinking which was expressed
TO me by one Of the most honorable
judges himself. II have only my
salary, and spend every cent of it.
But there is big insurance upon my
life and that will provide for tie vito
and children in perpetuity think"
All the judges have families; and it
has been suggested that, if the presi-
dent were to appoint Judge who had
never married, It would be putting a
premium upon taehelorhood which
would bode badly fos tbs home inter
ests OF the country.
Chief Justice Melville a. Fuller was
appointed by President Cleveland in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

Peter Maher, Joe MaAultffe, Jake XII.
rain. Denver Smith and George God.
Try.
In tae,event, then, of Corbett con.
GueIng jackson, who, reiterate. has
better ,right-7nay, a. good right.
TO fight Corbett astmyself, viii be the
enly champion ON the boards who has
ever stood in Gorbett's class who has
hotsbeen vanqutshed, and claim and
will insist'upon the next shy at him.
Coroett, with q supercilious sheer.
asks me- whatI have ever done TO en-.
title me to GO with him. Irerlrs
More than he ever did. met not sick
or suporannusted champions, broken
hoan by disease or gay living, but
real live, hard, rugged men-men
Nvhom sCorbett Was afraid to tackle
and ssgsiHed my Willingness to meet
iothers.s'hon ne conld not be induced
TO face ifora tom of gold. Two of the
hard nsenH met and defeated were Jim
Hall, ofSAnstraiia, fand Peter Maher
the lrish7champion: OF the latter Cor
bett seemed to- have an abnormal
dread The, bigjGelt, it will be rernem.
ibered, ,created.suitet furer when he
trst,ccns to this country by reason Of
the "britAancy Of his peffornanees
lie whippe&a lot Of differentiation
men, to be sare. hut.did it with such
neatness and dispatch chat he was
Cooked upon by many as the rising
purninaryiin the fistie armament His
success was such that his MANAGER
billy Maiden. posted Ave thousand
dollars and challenged John L. sr,l;-
van, Jim fCorbett or anyone to meet
his man.
Corbett steered clear Of danger IT.
Nvantedco part of Maher. He had al
ready put his stalking horse. Jim
daily "a game, clever lad, BY the wav,,
up against Maher, and the Nae;i-sael;
man from Dublin moved hin, down "a
a whiriwind does the golden sheayes
IN wheat-feld. Corse.t would not
take Maher on. ] did, and defeated
MIN IN twelve rafting rounds at New
Orleans
The fear Corhett stoodau Of nab.r
may be inferred from the fo,,oz,-ina
story every word of which Editor Ar.
thur l. Burnley, of the New York illus
trased News, win veuch for: when
negotiations for match between Ma.
iher and Corbett were pending both
happened to come to New York. Con-
siderable bitterness had been cncen-
dered eetveens the men by reason Of
the naughty Calitornian's caustic criti-
c'sns ofthe Irish, champion. one al.
ernoOn whde -Coreest was TALKING
with Editor Lumley in bis sann,un,
lMaher and hi. hacker, Billy Madden
appeared in the outer Office. Corhe,. |
caught sight of the twain and holted
nor side room Editor Lumley tried 4
to restrain him, but in vain. Corbe., 1
beat an igno;ninious retreat and shot
u' 'ne back door. Brave conduct that
"nT 4 chamnlen! Just about as heroic
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appointed

=
its aristocratic and exclusive appear
snce. Inside the rooms are monsters
Every room on the ground floor could
be used as ballroom; and all are fur
nished in dark Oriental tapestries and
hangings. Heavy velvet and Turkish
carpets cover the floor. and when you
walk the only sound you hear is your
own rustic.
On the next floor is the chief Justices
library; and it is by far the largest and
most luxurious of any library of the
justices of the supreme court. 1t has
eight windows, and you could easily
divide 1t up into five very comfortable
rooms. Judge Fullers desk faces three
windows and shining across it sidewise
are three more. The desk itself is a
long solid fat-topped desk The top is
usually Uttered with papers and a
stack of legal books. Between the
windows and around every available
wall space are book cases filed with
precious volumes. And over the door
as you enter Is life-sized portrait of
the late Judge 3latchford.
Judge Fuller has eight children, sew
en- daughters and oneson. Three of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

NatusaHsts have Of late taken . goof
deal of interest In q cresture, member
o! the fish tribe, Mat lives upon the
products Of thu industry Of others
This associate or dependent 1T GER
tain stage of its existence goes out q.
seek home, and, finding q suisabls
prospsc< II lies in wsit for the oppor-
tunity ~ take possession When ths
iarg ertfish opens il mouth. the slender
little donxaHe. - IL y cailsd. thr,lsts
its tail hetweea the jaws Of its new
Landlord and then remains perfectly
quiet vhdlc the mouth closes. When 10
as,nis oEsns the donn.lle moves in still
furthc4 antil is has secured its quar-
tas, when it settles down 70 . con-
terieedtK sornew hat nonotono,s exis-
tdnee Ia The d4gesttvs canal Of its
ohpsea~Acffm There 1. bslpe itself u
thu choSnesN novels. and that. too.
wNhouA~even saying by your leave"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
). SOME CAPITAL oeFtNeEs.

bS(0ss'WGs says the WrsaG ThfnG
&'Vsaht,E1oa-
Waakingtsnsaociety. like evesy o<hev
soclssy, ia,s ~ Axa Aahprop. To the
dss,9hte,Aof one Of or most eist1n-
guisbsA a. lo0ats she b reported -
have so:
II an 20 gAsd 70 meet you- have
been bearing you spoken Of 70 much -
the pretty MiAs Leeatioo, the cievcs
Mis- Leas&son- Do tell me which Is
the prptty one<a.dswhich the ele~er
one"
Aeain. toa iAmoaSArmy e6soer and
his wife. who were telling her how
much they Ind enJoysd her 4tnAcr
party. she sbeesiiy saiA:'
II thangit Jou veuidSlike 20 meet
some nice people"
Beinespre.ented 10 . piainly dressed
woman. whose name shs did po4s
catch. She. said. IN The oouvsA Of con
versatior, that Washinxt1n was o
deligh1snl city fer people in node-.AA
circumstances
There are 30 many pretty LITTLE
houses, sach, - you madam. night
Hnd nitshae.~ che sid. addrsaain9.
a. ttatnsly. ono Of the riehea Of tho
oid\reaszenfs. whose houAc on LAfay-
ette equsre In almost historic and
who hcd the tact md kindness noe 10
set her right
PsrhAp1 Ma Msisprop's most r.
nous spssc6 In Of - late date - last
sprins, j.sf>efose abe went sArosd-
Coning down 20 enss& . morning caller
IN her rrsPpe4'. Ma xslsprop sid
very sveetly:
You really must excuse ne Ar enn-
;n& down ;n ny nosn de pA.ms. bot
have beea bug ps<ktng al sAe norn-
in9."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

Mrs. Brown, who is somewhat of an
invalid. She is a very handsome blonde.
Judge Field lives on First street on
great terrace, where he has q spacious
house. The first floor 10 all reception
and dining ROOMS, and the judges Ii
brary is on the feeond. Facing tho
judges desk is q big bust of Homer,
whom the judge quotes, and which he
regards as his mascot
Mrs. Field is . remarkably handsome
woman and has been her husband's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

come champion of Che sworad ] viii i'm
mediately, challenge. him; to fight me,
and, without wishi,ag totappear in any
way vaipglorioust or. egotistical, 1
make bold enoughtte saytthat hon.
estIy believe that i csfn whip him snd
win the,world's championship.
Iwillgo a step further. If Corbett
tries the diplomatic d pdge and essays
to aroide issue, Will eitheriforce him
to fight me or drive Iiim out of the
business. That Isvillsdo if have to
go to the ends Of the tearth to accom-
plish nay purpose.
/ have never befone talked in this
strain regarding a brother boxer.
self-respect in the present instance
compels me TO this, course. l have
never said anything of a idiscreditab BILE
mature concerning Corbeft, but he, on
the other hand, without any cause or
itunity to rush into-print and assail my
character as man and speak 'derisive-
3y of nav abilities as boxer.
If Corbett should defeat Jackson,
which greatly doubt, maintain that
j have perfect right to challenge him
to battle, and that he cannot by means
of any prstext or subterfuge whatever
avoid such conflict. The reason is at
once apparent to any feir-minded man.
j have never been defeated. while all
the other great boxers who are or have
been in the championship class or next
door to it have been beaten These
include John L. Sullivan, Peter Jack,
son, Paddy Slavin, Charley Mitchell,
Joe Choynski, JoeaGoddard, Jim Hall.
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The dalhita Daily Eagle Tnesday g1oroing, anay 1884

square houee Oh 7 street or-.1ae It is
plain. but inside it Is all luxury, even
70 the Buttons who greets you as you
enter the big door. On the ground
floor are three mammoth parlors and
you get an impression of ferns and
rich furniture. Tho judges library is
up one fight OF stairs, but no inter
viewer has ever had the pleasure Of
seeing it or describing its contents.
Judge Brewer lives on Massachusetts,
avenue in pretty house, In the base
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

When asked the Judge his favorite
recreation he smiled and hesitated.
And Mrs Field said: 81 think you,
recreation, stephen, is 70 keep right on
working"
Judge White. the new associate,
needs perhaps little personal deserip
ton He is a young man for his po-
sition, being less than ffty, and he
stands over six feet. with chest like
an athlete. His complexion Il pink
and white and smooth except for Q
pair Of English ''sideboards His face
gives you the thought of big, over.
grown baby.
Judge White lives IN . secluded no
tel up on tho fifth floor and has onl,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

daughters a r 8
married, one 10
still in school
a d the other
three are fecoe
nized bellies of
their set. The
son Is ths baby
Of tn 9 family.
He is only thir-
teen and goes to
school.
Judge George
Shirss, appoint
ed by Harrison
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ment of which Is
his library, and
to reach which
you N a S t de-
scead a pair of
stairs 80 dark
a n d uncertain
that you begin
to fear they may
5aass . vacancy
Soho cay upon
the !bench. Once
G a / n e d, the
library is a
dream of beauty.
g. IA ff.- A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

Of being the
grandfather of q
young man in
kits The child
Is George Shiras,
third. And I'M
til the death
last summer, of
j udge Shiras'
father, he was
Georg e Shiras,
the fourth. The
judge says that
hotel life does
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
LOOK OUT FOR THEM


SWhzbcver may be sid against the
ecoeDteen-year1 locust he never breaks
an engagement Promptly upon the
seventeenth anniversary Of his last
visit he arrives with his entire troupe
and opens,up for business This year
he>is to beshere again, so the entouol-
ogists say. and, the .woodsswiu resourd
with his harshs cl2mor. The advance
guard% Of his army may be expected
during the last days Of May. II will
BE IN full force about the middle of
jane and will gradually diminish to-
wal I'd the middle of the following
meA tn.
Ne<slsrD need be oceosioned by the
comma Of these rare visitors. The in
jury thA they cause is mainly confined
20 their shifting the smaller twiRs Of
trees In rows of borings Of several
inches in ext'nt. The Sits are placed
at near Intervals, and are covered with
pencils Of fines tern-sp hbsrs. which
serve as a ooverinA or protection to the
eggs, from ten 10 ,Awenty being dspos-
ited beneath them. The harm to our
fruit trees seldom az 1ounts to moro
than q moderate s,,crtA nin9-in OF the
branches In nurseries\ and in-young
orchards trees are occasA 'nauy killed
BY the attack.
In the train Of the locue*A viii come
sweYms of featheTed huatsrA who will
find n them dainty edible 4 nd make
their lives one weary sneeA sion OF
AERIAL twistings and turningsc King
birds. bluejays. v-oodpeckers, nyo ,atch-
srs, and even the larger thr1sheA and
the smaller hawks. forsaking all Ase,
win cleave unto the unfortunate hA--
vest fly and grow fat upon his remainG
If he grows weary IN attempting -
eutetrip his feathered eaemies in flight,
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1858. He has a
mansion on the
corner of Eigh-
tenth S treet
and Massachu-
sets avenue. II
is ons Of the
largest houses
In Washington,
and it would be
an easy thing to
lose yourself in
it. From the
outside it at
tracts the Wis
itor'a rexe from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

ly new house at
1870 Sixteenth
street was de-
clared conplet-
ed. It was cop
led after his De-
troit home and
can hardly be
dist n guis h e d
from it.
TKefe are only
two in the fani-
", the Judge and
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haAsbesa aaktng for trout ons da,
IN KWth CsrolinA mountaiD stream
ssad NportsmAn, ''and w~s entirely
unsuccessful Upon trying 70 rcsch
camp, Z Lost my wsy and took refuge
for the 'aighf iu . ana -s~e 7 acct
dents3v AspS<red r sos VA
dry ANIL sn. ado Q
pfilo~<oE ny ooat sod 500 1aloep.
The nexs nsuspfng ~ D. seoed BY
some.Aiog FALLING ~ the coat and,
opening ny eyes. saw sh.A u Vas G
cub hR,ae. A few fsoH d4ssaas VS. Q
largebeay. Gtong On iss hnsnchss, and
anot&sr Sub paSyfrx around bar. had
no weapon Of any Md. sod 49, CON.
plstely az de mercy q the animal; bat
che w~Ssot IN the hsnns TO di.poas oi
me jnst then She ~As vstchin1 .hs
CUB - is-ps;leh fsi ny coat and { vss
careful ADnsaks no NOTICES sAss nisss
b soos1d9eA ,kestile. Fr 10 hours
- lo6Sfsd sAsAeh OAR N shts AAAlS
Ion, and thAn 'lhe mother hsar ambieA
al with hex oihs. 80 yoa as5 b. sure
J beat . hAssyf pstssss 10 ~ne"
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handsome house
on K street. I'm
fortunately Mrs.
J Jackson ha q
been south q
great deal this
winter, or ac-
.cou Mt of tn e
Ihealth Of the
Judge, and the
house has been
.closed. Usually
there is a great
deal Of enter
A.
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companion for
forty-one years.
T b e il hatpi.
ness is, rs the
j nd &c says.
" forty % n e
ars ng.
Mrs Field has
n er sitting,
noou Just of
the judges IL
brary. and. calls
out Stephen
at least twice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

%hen Baby was sick, We gave her CastoH.
When she was Child, she cried for CastorA.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
sChen she In: Children, she gave them Castc-iA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

JUDGE BREWER not m s
ideas OF home; SO he is negotiating for
a handsome house in the fashionable
part Of Washington into which he
moves this spring.
Judge Horace Grey lives IN la-S-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
oeauaa ssAotusn

The oper0Gsos Dsso<bsl S1'oos -
L. W7enaaDS1 -
'-Of eoa,se. everybody has hnAA q
opium being smoked. bot dnab< Il
the na3o<4V Of essgAs @o~ 3uH ho~
4. IN done. - "A Ehknaepan reoent1y.
~Tae anok9 Aes onr1ed On . eoo<s
with al opium Imp einse ~. tAs
Aaue NJ uAieh y 2roeee3e4 u s-1lAD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

One Of the easiest and noss trust
worthy modes Of determining whether
. supposed diamond Is eenuiae or false
u as follows: Pierce . hole IN card
with a needle or pin, and then look at
H. using the stone a. . lens II the
supposed diamond % genuine you viii
see but one hole, IL false. two will sp-
pear With an imitation stone you
may also see the lines On the skia OF
your finger, with the true gem you
cannot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

The t>npf 'na<s&1panoy,. vhieH
has oOne tetee sppissd 20 . po~oa Of
vaciiiAsiagf character. - ~~n ~ e
weak Literary psodues.ooA. Sss ortr..
mated by he poes Pop>- He applleS
i. toSnnSpueriIe -ssses shas had been
written hy Al obscre poes-cne An
bnsss, p'hsihrs->odrssaed 70 Vie Chi.
ore a o. per. Tie Asss hAH Of The
ter q 10 rnnans - . bsby w.y of pro
nsC rcnS Andy. . 20, niek.Ara. 20,
An Sroas. and .hs second haIs N .ir,pI,
. Sr Gitaz ~o&a 70 O. n.
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icoPFH1oRf, fA.1

Although the supreme court OF tsG
United States is the most solemn body
in the world. the nine men who COM
pose 10 arc not unlike other men VIXEN
once they have thrown aside their
robes aud have said good.by for the
day to the great Judges chairs.
ALI of the iudges have comfortable
home lives, and most of them own Ane
mansions in Washington where they
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

three Twin
rooms His Ii
brary is very
small and is
fitted out with
pi ne shelves,
and there 10 .
fiat plain table
for a desk. The
only ornaments
TO his den are
{ hres hotel
c b airs. a Gus
pdo-, q waste
paper basket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

and two windows That all are happy,
the judges and their wives. is 10 Won.
der at all The judges have q grand
position for life; and their wives are
second to no one except the.lady Of the
white house; and. according 20 Wash
ing etiquette, they need never call
upon another woman in Washington Il
they do not wish 70 do so
A German physiologist who de-
voted himself with great patience 20
:he counting OF the hair OF different
heads 70 ascertain the average nEaa-
Der OF human head found that TAX
ing four heads OF hair Of equal weight
the nun Der sfhAirA according 70 csisr.
was a. fellows: Eed. se,oee: sAes-
l sA oeo: .brewa LA 90 fair- l<AAn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

THovs1sshe duchess Of Cleveland Is
ae+enty-fve y>ars o. age. che spends
several honrs every dsy writing . his
torScsl Denoz-aph o. The nys.eriozs
Kzsper Esuses. the prince Who was
rA'ssd "a S$x.-0 sssaneasss
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JUDGES LIVE WELL
How the Members Of tho Supreme
Court Act When OF Duty.

Their Hoases the Best IN Waskf1gton-
The Wlfe Of Judge Ranks Next -
the Pfesfdent's WIFE and She
Mod Not Return Calls.
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ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENT,

= Il
,or,' name good lotion for the co-,n,e,.
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upon he market do more harm, than s ,oc'ds
Msae study Of skin diseases and II vii, r. -
sesns ' esuer And sSfsr. tH)U autisepsis
Seea q Woodbury.. rs Yves. <ed s,-...
York, = the leading Dermarolos,t y
ahSAeptic soap which besides heinz sc as. al
Ssnehs Toilet soap has medicinal prop-r,ias
wnich VIII cure face eruutio-s. Send I rs
LOT. LOT sanpie cake and get illnstrated booS
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-"sakas<SDaiIhsart, don't yea sAi.h
you could leAsa 70 iess ney' xSss
ISGsaahesre--Hr. S11meaaA. vssA.y
thaA spsss..yssssrdsy bsfsrs I hs>ghA
GfiAoL -lu0W OCEAN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

In poetry vielsss are Away. blue.
Ers - natter Of fac. Only half ef
sss twenty ssd odd varieties in "a
bsasse ssatss are s!ss- TAe rest ar,
purple. yu.4sw. vAisa. a.ss aaa oas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

Jackson house and the Judge and his
family are very popular.
Judge Henry r. Brown began tins
new wear well, as on that day his Love
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08

Mss Pipsss locks bad whsr. ,hs
nat,e,r
sss (swslle~ed Der PRIDE. ana has
inaasss nsn n consequence Halle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
Bob FuZsyMNoNA

a nreproof and waterproof suhsti-
'u'e Tor paint for use in boiler and en-
CINE rooms consists of ak quarts Of
reAAIy-sia<ed lime. well sifted. to
"n,ch Is ADDED one quart OF rock salt
ana a gallon of water. tire mixture
oeing then well boiled and skinned
clean To Ave gallons OF th;. p,,.trre
are ADDED pound OF alum. half a
pound OF espperas tstirrod IN slowly.
three-quarters of a pound of potash
and four quarts OF fine sand or hard
wood ashes, well sifted. To this NAV
be added any colo-ing desired. /, is
said TO De as durable as slate and 20 be
especially sppirAsle TO bricls>yors Ard
similar surfaces. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-08
SHOULD JIM WIN
Then Fitzsimnons VIII Take Hia
Turn for the Chs Championship.
Il Ce+sets Fighter srIs.,Fassr;-Juss>
iRg from Tsss LsSter fFatssinnsns
Docs Not ,sApa to BE -
Quite Sure.


HOUID James
j. oorbett by
any stroke Of
fortune defeat
Peter jackson
In their forth
comsng.engage-
neH4 rand be-