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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
PETER ROElNG Is DROWNED.
While Bathing at Oklahoma City He Loses
His Life

Oklahoma City, o. T., Aug. 13.-Peter
Boeing, young man rs years old, who
lived with his mother on East Califor-
mia avenue, was drowned yesterday
afternoon at o'clock while bathing in
the river above the williamson bridge.
He and his brother-in-law, Mr.. Toppe
went to the river together, Mr.. Boeing
taking with him a change of clothes
which he expected to put on after TAX
ing his bath. He went into the water
where it was about five feet deep, but
before Mr.. Toppe was aware that any,
thing was wrong he was out in deep
water and was sinking and rising again
and apparently struggling to save him.
self. 1t was only couple of seconds,
after the discovery. however, until he
sank for the last time.
The alarm was given, and large
crowd soon gathered on the bank. but
those who volunteered to search the
river could do nothing. About dusk
Mr.. Mitscher, Mr.. Jones and others Sc
cured net and strung it across the
river at the bridge. Dynamite was
then exploded in the river. The search
was given up at dark, but this morning
the body was discovered against the
net.
He could not swim and it is believed
that he got into water too deep for
him and that the strong current carried
him down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
p ABOUT MOSQUITOES.
The little Pests Get Looked At BY Q
Scientific Eye.

Scientific Eye.
There are supposed to be about one
hundred and fifty species Of mosquitoes
in the world Already tweuty-one
species have been identified as native
to North America. The largest va
aeties occur In the tropics, where in
sect life Of ali sorts obtains It's fullest
and most pestiferous development. No
where, however, are these blood
suckers more abundant than in far
northern ATTITUDES, as In Arctic Alaska,
where they appear In countless swarms
during the brief boreal summer. There
are at least three or four species Of
Jersey mosquitoes, one succeeding
another during the progress of the sea-
sons. The biggest known mosquito is
only found as fossil, happily. 1t lived
i'm tertiary times, being contemporary
with the mastodon and megatherium.
To it has been given the appropriate
name of "culex damnatorum," mean
Ding "gnat of the damned"
There Is no reason to doubt that
mosquitoes carry diseases, says the
Washington Star. and they are seriously
suspected Of propagating yellow fever.
1t has been noticed that yellow fever
comes with them and goes when they
depart: also that 1t Is worse in seasons
when they are most plentiful ana in To-
calities where they are most abundant.
But respecting this complaint compar-
atively little has been definitely as
certained. The mosquito is likewise
accused Of propagating malaria by
carrying the infection from one person
to another. This charge is not proven,
however.
It has long been known that only
the female mosquito bites. The male
possesses no lance for infiicting a
wound, such as his mate is provided
with. The purpose Of his existence L.
merely to perpetuate the species, and
he never enters 4 house unless BY ac-
cident. The natural food of the female
Is the juices of plants, and it is not
known why she seeks blood. The in
diligence seems to be kind of dissipa-
ton with her. like whisky and tobacco
with human beings. Unlike the latter,
she never gets full but once Her sting
consists of five extremely sharp needles,
two of which ara barbed They unite
and form an swl, which. having in
tiicted the puncture, serves as a tube
for sucking the blood of the victim. The
suggestion that poisonous fluid is intro
duce6 into the wound for the purpose of
making the blood more liquid is mere
theory.
The female mosquito lays her eggs in
boat-shaped mass on the surface of
still water. From these the larvae.
called 'w-rigglers," are Matched. When
the wriggler considers that he has
wriggled long enough he comes to the
surface and carefully extricates himself
from his skin, which serves as raft
Tor him to stand upon. This is the
danger point of his life, for the least
breath OF wind may upset the raft and
drown him Happily escaping this
fate. he flies away as soon as his wings
are dry. II a she" the insect loses no
time IL seeking Tor some animal or per.
son to torture. 1t has been conteuded
that the larval mosquito has some use
fulness, consuming miasmatic germs in
the water; but this is more than Soubs,
ful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
SOLDIER FINDS HIS FINGERS.
veteran Goes Back to the Battlefield and
Picks Them Up

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 13.-John Sam
mons is a responsible man, good far
mer who stads high among his neigh
bors, and whose reliability has never
been brought into question. He was
brave soldier of the Confederate army
and was one of those who participated
in that bloody tragedy on the banks Of
the Chickamagua creek on Sept. Is, 1863
During the hottest of the engagements
SammonS found himself in an exposed
position, with shot and she'll playing
high revel around him, and he sought
such shelter as was afforded by large
oak tree which was in direct line of
fire. While handling his piece a bull
let struck his gunstock and cut off the
two first joints of the forefinger of the
right hand as clean as a knife could
have done 1t. The dismembered fin
gers dropped among the leaves and as
he was more particular about saving
the balance of his body than about res
cuing as little thing as a finger, he
made the best Of his way out of the
field. stanching his bleeding hand as
best he could.
The war was fought to a finish and
Summons came back home and went to
work. charging up his MANNED hand to
the losses of the Confederacy. Some
time ago he decided to revisit the bat
tie ground, which he had not seen in
thirty-two years nearly, and so he be-
took himself to Chickamagua and start
ed TO stroll over the battlefield. The
tree where he stood when wounded oc-
cupied such conspicuous position
that he found little difficulty in locating
it, with all the scars and knots in its
rugged trunk, caused by the flying mis-
siles of death. Having found the tree
he put himself in the same position in
which he was standing when wounded.
and then ii occurred TO him TO look for
the bones of the missing finger. Scratch
ing around among the leaves. much to
his establishment, he found the bones
where the finger had fallen. and they
corresponded exactly with the finger
he'd had lost. They had lain there un-
disturbed ever since that dread day.
and ii was with strange feeling that
ne took them. and. after esta blishins
their identity to his perfect satisfaction
wrapped them up and took them away
with him as a strange SOUVENIR OF his
wartime experiences. Mr.. Summons
has them in his possession now and will
preserve them as an evidence Of the
fact that he found them on the battle
field after the lapse of so many years.
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saving E.ne..

Wabash was sorry to hear of your
divorce, old man. Couldn't you live
happily together?
Van Buren-oh, yes, happily enough,
but matrimony was too expensive. You
see. am trying 10 save enough money
to buy bicycle.-Indianapolis Jour
nal
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the Town is Consequently Scored with
Great Heat.
Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 13.-The latest
organization to have a grievance in
Oklahoma is the St. John Grand lodge
OF Free and Accepted Masons. The
kick is at a portion of the people of
Oklahoma City. The lodge recently
held a convention at Oklahoma City
and it does not like the treatment 1t re-
ceived at all. AS a result the st. John
Grand lodge A. F. G. A. NJ, passed the
following resolutions at Oklahoma City:
Whereas, This NJ. W. St. John Grand
lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons OF the Territory of Oklahoma
and jurisdiction therefnto belonging
held its third third annual communica-
ton in the hall of keystone lodge, No.
2, in the City of Oklahoma; and,
Whereas, On Thursday, Aug. s, 1895,
while the grand lodge was being es-
corted by Keyst one lodge No. 2 through
the principal thoroughfares of said city
the white ruffians on line of march did
hiss, jeer and howl at the procession:
and when the carriage that contained
the grand officers passed one of the
ruffians called to the driver of said car
riage. calling him by name, and asked
him what he said, and at the same time
he said, Oh if you will ever haul him
any more in that carriage" now, there
fore, be it
Resolved, By this grand lodge, that
we extend our heartfelt thanks to the
members of Keystone lodge No. 2, and
to the good citizens of Oklahoma City
who received us as men and Masons
and extended to us the Inequalities Of
the city.
Resolved. That we condemn In IN
measured terms the indignities hurled
at us by the ruffians of Oklahoma City
We Furthermore condemn the city off,
Gals of Oklahoma City. who failed to
show us any courtesy or protection at
all during our sojourn in that city
such protection as is extended to gen.
tleman or a Mason.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

If you try I find out what women dey do
or don't do tings for. you're worse of YOU.
base dan before. Seer De best way is 4
take em as you find 'em, and try MOTTO 20
crazy thinking bout it OATS right.-Chiu-
ME Faddan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

STILL DIssArIsFIEp.-The man who sichs
for the happy dar
When barefoot boy he ran,
Is the same old boy who used TO say:
Il visit was a man.
philadelphia Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE-To move, two room mod
ern houses; all conveniences. No. iifs
Carlos Ave. $3.50. No. 1915 Rochester
Ave. 30. These houses each cost over
goo Dean GORDON. di-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR SLE@s room house an1 20 2.
ground for one hundred dollars cash. ~
West Ora 81. Gsy-tT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
he RACED FOR LIFE.
kaiirosder I'm Montana Had . Closs Can
with Indian Warriors.

kaiirosder I'm Montana Had = Close Can
with Indian Warriors.
In August of 1868 l was running q
bull train between Helena and Fort
Benton. says the Sun River sun. After
going about two miles shot an old doc
antelope, accompanied by two fswns,
and determined that would have all
three of those animals, and gave chase,
firing whenever l could get within
range, until had exhausted my am,
munition. This was before the days Of
breech-loading guns. / finally got the
two fawns and tied them on behind my
saddle and started 70 catch up with the
train" / was as much as six miles be-
hind, without a cap or q bullet. only
two empty six-shooters and . rife.
noticed that my saddle pony keptturn'
ing to the left. Finally looked over
that way myself. and could see the
head and shoulders of person down in
the coulee l spurred into a Salloo,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR RFNT-Houses IN all parts OF the
city. Hills K klnkead, over 10 y. Mar
ket daft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE-Houses 70 move: desirable
cottages aud two story houses: good title
and quick delivery. The very best bar
gains. Hartford Investment Co, us East
First 81. diff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE-FIne room house ard
barn. newly finished inside and out. - Z.
east front, good maple shsde. y mile
south OF Douglas on Topeka a good
bargain. Terms monthly payments 10
desired. Price $50 Hartford Invest
ment Co, Sedgwick block
dz9-tf-Suo-we5-r Fri
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

His Name is Tyler and Ee Lives In chicago
uow He Houpht the Machine and Paid
More for it than He Expected, Gettins
the Purchase Money by Giving Exhini-
tiou Rides which were Largely AT
tended-First Bicycle is Born Id a Cifo"'
Description of the Early Wheel and
How it was Ridden by the Inventor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE room ho-ss, barn, -
feet IN second block on North Lawrence
Ave This q blr harK7ln a. q 90 90
cash WIN. II LiyingIiOE. over Fourth
National bark ds7-tf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE-E1chf.a homes Call ~
write for ny P5ctur. Book. shoEs Sfa.
7 have for sale < / 5s@aeer. oxsr =
Z Douglas c7--a
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FOR SAlE-HOUSE

FOR RENT-Nofern houses: also bus
mess house. Israel Bros. dls3-tf
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FOR RENT-Severai small and ne
dunn houses. IN good order. L. w. Clapp.
d7t-z1s n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

FOR sALE-A Trea. barxasr, , bIocrs
Of are Ez-1eo lzr1. near Al FaIioNs
academy. Ne-y cheap II taken fr-s
ronth. l. ". Clspp. o-E-tr g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
FO7 sal E-gEEt reTATr

FOR sALE-A Ere stock ranch % III
acres In Butler county. EzrEzs worth
80 90: ear BE- had for 81 os5 czSa = taken
within thirty days This II . zap. A2-
ply a. W, ". Hays. easr1Gss cfsscs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
,JEERED AND KISSED
O0L0RED MASONIC LODGE AT OKLA
H0MA CITY KICKS.

Claims In q Set of Resolutions that During
Recent Parade there They were Guyed
and lnsulted by White HUMANS VINO
Said Mean, Rude Things About Them,
Knocking the Dignity and Pleasure Of
the Occasion Sky-High-Everybody In
the Town is Consequently Scored with
Great Heat.
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FOR SAIE-Tou can, bea. this: 30.
cash buys frs four room, nicely furnish
81. 20 feet, well iocz-s5. Come sn and
look II Up. Z. I. Spencer. 7Stf
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FOR SALE-A sporting hose cart: suit
able for fireman tournament. Also har-
ness and running shoes For price ad-
dress K. II. De Goe. Wellington, Kan.
d67-l5t n
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FOR RFNT-HOUsES

FOR SALE-2 puIieys. I-Iach face. 3s-
inches In diameter. Enquire VI the Eagle
office ds7 II
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FOR RENT-Three desirable houses. Io-
Gated centrally on the east, south and
north side. Hartford Investment Co. ils
East First St. d15-tf
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FOR SALE-First-class carriage, nearly
new. VIII take buggy as part paw. ~
Campbell Ave. West Side. d5S-tf.
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WANTED-The public to know that
am still city scavenger. notwithstanding
my competitors say I am out of business.
and will do your work as cheap as any
enc. j. T. Hooker. d5S-26t. ID
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Advertisements under above classical
lions must be in the counting room by
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 O'Clock.
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FOR SALE-At f25 Eas. Louis 50.
first class Jersey cow: fresh % 3tD
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Razors. shears. clippers ana
lawn mowers to grind. ]. +. Stafford. lJ7
S. Main st. dl2l-tf.
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IF YOU WANT bay or straw hats boile.
IL will pay you 10 call on S. II. Munns. sis
Allen ave. loot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A good secondhand piano.
414 North Water st. 73 6tGD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14

HELP WhNTED-FEMaLE.
WANTED-A white dining room girl:
experienced; with references. 5ls N To-
peka- d75-it.p
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WANTED1A competent respectable
woman to do Homework and help with
invalid. in family of two. 23s n. Water.
GAIT N
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WANTED-To sell or exchange. stock
of merchandise. Doing good cash bust
ness. Also store building and dwelling.
for cash and clear land. Address y. o.
Box s., Mulhall, o. T. d75-4t.9
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WANTS..
Always
Popular
THE EAGLES
WANTCOLUMNS

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/ Personals
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WANTED-A good cook, at 10 s. tt
peka Avenue Hotel. Wichita d7l-st. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-14
OHOLADO TORREGROSA
ALCOHOIADO

Preserva el rostro de manchas y de srru-
gas. Usado con fricciones para el reuma,
70 tiene rival
Para el banjo es IN gran t6nico reparador
del sistema muscular Las madres leber
emplearlo en- las abluciores de srs hiios CO.
mo preservativo, el mas higienico, contra
todas esas enfermedades que atscan los
nifios en- su primers edad.
Es un gran preservativo contra las afec-
clones cstarrales.
Dep6sito: en- Ia Capital Farn,sria 4.
Guillerrnety PONCE EN- LA DE ADEA
-Maysguez, en- lss de Basora, Muiety T.
rregrosa-San German, en- Is de- Carlo
Arecibo, en- In de Rivera-humsra", ~ h
de- Martinez FsjArdo 60 IA de- V@ve-
Utuado, en- In de- Lagraud Lares, @n Ia 4.
Iturrino- San Sebastian, en- laa d@ f ri y
de Arcelay. Por mayor en- la de 81 auto,
eI Lcdo. Luis A. TorrAgr"sa. Agusd Isa
! Jaza rrin, ,ipal. r.A alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-14
CREDITO I NHORRO PONCENO
PRESIDENCI4

En- session ordinaria celebrada ell dia del
actual, la Junta de Gobierno acordo proce-
der al cobro del segundo dividendo pasivo
de % por 100 correspondence a las dos mil
acciones emitidas, 6jando, en- coucordancia
con 10 que determine ell srtfculo de los Es-
tatutos, ell plazo de 30 d;as para hacerlo
efectivo, contar desde el 15 del actual has
ia ell 10 de Mayo pr6ximo.
En- corSecueucia Sc ruega q los sehore5
accionistas Sc sryan cousignar, dentro del
plazo iiado, ell inporte del citado dividendo
en- las ofi.inas de esta sociedad va que asf
10 precepttia ell articulo ~ de los menciona-
dos Estatutos, en- las que Sc les otorgara el
correspondence recibo.
Los senores accionistas estau prevenidos
de que no les sera expedida acci6u alguns,
sin la entrega del Ertracto de Iascrtpcf6n
correspondiente sus acciones Ell pago del
sello de giro, asi como tampoco sin el reci6f
que han de estampsr en- el taloDario los
uismos accionietas 8 persona autorizada.
Ponce. 10 de ABR, de 1895 -Por la ] de
G.. Ell Secretario. j q PpsnreH FL Direc-
tor Gerepte interino, Korier N1rfoni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-14
U0TICIAS DE- CUBA
(Del Herald, de New y ork)

Santiago de Cuba, Abril 25.-Las au-
toridades espanolas han puesto en- llber-
| tad hoy dos marlnerOs amerlcanOs pre-
sos por supuesta complicidad con los re-
volucionarios. Deberan presentarse la
pollcfa una vez por semana hasta que
sean juzgados.
Nueya- York, 2s.-El banquete dado
anoche en- el restaurant Le6n, en- honor
de don Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, ha si-
do un verdadero acoptecimieDto. La me-
"a eataba ocupada por unos so cubanos
vaiias persouas de dfereutes naciona-
[idades, simpatizadoras lie los separatis-
tas. Hubo dIscursos Y brindis .nuy ex-
presivos por Ia iibertad de Cuba. El Sc
nor C6spei4a 10 cesaba de abrazar sus
compatrloJas.
FtladeItia, 26-hi Gobierno de Es-
pafia ha prottstado contra Ia actitud de
los gobiernos de Haiti y Colombia por
permit.r que ,algan de sus territories ex-
pediclones separatistas para Cuba.
La provincial de Puert Principe (Ca-
~ esta sobre las arinas y la insu-
rreccl6n Sc extiende con rapidez. Ell ca
lor la fiebre amarillo estau causando
muchas bal jas en- el ej6rcito.
Ell general Martinez Campos ha orde-
nado la construction de fortihcaciones
en- la villa de Jamaica V Caimanera
Guantanamo J y So estan reparando las
antiguas defensas de Gibara y Baracoa.
La familia de Flor Crombet, residente
Ell Filadelfa, MEGA la noticia de Ia muer-
te de esta cabecilla FL cuerpo hallado
no ha sido identificado por ninguna per-
soma que le conociera en- vida.
Ell general Martinez Campos ha dicho
en- la Habana que confla en- dominar
pronto la insurrecci6n. Su politica sera
de estricta justicia. Esta dispuesto d
castigar severamente todo el que no
cumpla con sus deberes miltares.
Madrid, Abril %. Ell asunto del va
por 4liancu ha quedado satisfactoria-
mente termlnado en- la forma siguiente:
ell gobierno espanol dara honrosa aclara-
ci6n al americana, admitiendo que Ell va
por 1Uiotca estaba fuera de las sguas
cubanas cuando el Condo de Vera0dito
dispar6 sobre 6l. Sc ha dado orden los
buques espanoles que vigilen las costas
de Cuba pero que no hagan fuego sobre
ning1n buque que sc halle tres mlllas
distante de la costa.
Ell general MARTINEZ Campos telegra
f6 Madrid pidiendo cirujanos milital
res. Dicho general saldra pronto-
Habana parSlns provineias del Este y
cree dar ~ golpe decisive los insu
erectes antes de que principle la estacion
de las lluvias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-14

Acred ,do el pag) d 81 im porte del rema
re remates, Sc expedrdn lbs tftulos CORES
pordientes de las acciones rematadas a los
adjudicatarios, quedando sin ningdn vaIor
ni efecto los de las caducadas. Los duefI d
de estas.podran liberarlas, sinembargo, has
Ia el dia de J unio las cuatro de la tarde
sati-faciendo en- la Gaia del b ,nco ell valor
del 81 A. dividendos, sus intereses V gas.
.os, sean veinte Y tres pesos por accion.
presentando en- la Sscretaria sus .sguar-
dos para anotar en- eilos dlch) pago Las
acciones quese liberen de ese IN do, ser n
excluidas de la suoasts A1a exi4ten IN, di-
cha Secretaria, por no haberlos recoyitCO.,
duenos, los Rssguirdos cocrcspoedIentcs
los recibos provisiouales nnmeros Gsi. 145.
4s0, 616, 6a6 $50, s76. 9l2. 926, I.0i7, 94l.
ssl, l4l, 3tl, 9i6. 9J7, $40, 552, 5ss. 5e4.
565 y 92l. correspoadientes varias de Las
accones caducadas
Puerto Rico Mayo IL de 1895 Ell Secre
tsrio. Silrldoy Futialtosa. = W Be-El
Presidente accidental, Juttda t. Blanoo