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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
FUN WITH \ GuIDE.
How Lieutenan; Du Val "Uot Even" for an
INorbitaut Charge.

| From the Denver News
! When Mark Twain asked the rarrulous
| guido who expatated on the subject of
| not stagger the wise purvcyor OF worthy
| wisdom as much as did the queries OF an
| other American tourist who had his IN
| ninEs In Paris recently,
Tho scene IN the recent case was the
ETel tower and the chief actor was L'au-
! tenant IL G. Du Val the versatile sccte-
tary Of Chauncey NJ Dcpcw.
~ have been TO the top of The Eidel
| tower number of times. said Lieutenant
Du Val but went again a rew weeks ago.
and took my son to whom wanted 70
| point out the notable pla frs in ana about
Paris know all about the place. ana Tho
paintings which have been placed In the
gage a. guide was somcthiuE which ! would
never have thought Of ! Iidn't need one, ,
continued Lieutenant Du Val but ono OF
those unIufnrmed fellows Insisted that |
did want a guide. lie told me In very bad
English how pleased he would hr to show
Ne gentlemen everything ilo hung On
until I engaged him. / asked lin what he
would charge to point out '"vcrNih ,
and when he. named a figure which, /
] dcterWu"l 10 get even Win him and |
di, ie had his piece BY heart and re-
OF extreme nervousness whenever ne was
interrupted. When he had nrished BIS
narrative as to the structure itself its
height and cost aud all :h1t. ne drew him-
stlI tgg. ther ana, pointing towards the
beautiful, arehway. said: see, Eat is ~
Arc De Truomphe, which
" on yes broke !u that's where. the
Germans marched in in 20 is 1t not?'
m ~, ,'"y5 ",Ssi'", ,,,, .,'''i ,is,', i,ia5
,,b, 80. '' "''t ~ N""'''''' i'''''''
WI, i,t,. ,,,,,,.. -. ,,. g.. ..,,,., ,,,.., a.,
"a hgl'nyr' nlaus bil c on,ed
r' utl''NS' suEEtsl'I; NnI' ne Iooheu
me- oyer ana grew red in IN" i4ce. D.,
"a. M.S sue E"' S'' o. VIC
&c, ,,,ffl'', 49, ,,-...,. .. ,.,,t., a.. ,,,
.l. kl,,uM WIZ on puli.t w tIie ,,,n u,,n
''ot,l w. 'le5o SUM-
',,,Iu,". SoIttwls III pu' @ ,ra ill., ' @ .uo ',,,,.,
rhH I,ll- I'il. nG "as IM"s uiinnS nnSIt- r.
uuSl! '.v,i,,oi vi tdniI ti 'Lin ~, t,t
'9 lv'!'E gsi.Slnsi "olt H"'N '"'"h'"3' Du'
ir. WIZ ilEHl On. .,.., 49,,
i IN" ,Epu III m,iu, q, M 4, Mooy, "
NJ ~ NIlNe an ""Es--"' II ~ pois "e
h00u,13sIu,. 49, ,,-.,.. a.. t.... -
~ hrIt uG , ,1etInanS man nau ,9 iiY'IU ~, da'gs
~ ~ ,,rMl5!'e Viii" Ne az S1dr
til1l tHt piatS' asker, Wnho tllt, poor
i'9% nnGS an sorts 0i sestHres s o. VI o%htq &
r,,,I''r I''r ~, INTII "lEi'' "'N - ~ ->V'ic
i'"entSb nitSSb cSm Eno,, noia an ,t,,,,, u,, r,,,.s
ph' knoW an apoat thal, nat y
HrtS MFSre ,bs ae ,o" ,SrPSns fb went TO near mass
,, ~, ,, .FO', ~. i'm 70 ,'.'i,hmS near
.]ii"SS ] ~ liza @ Mas ~ plehse az,
IL ei. ,,. ~. ,, boaar or. tll' Etfa{ mouse IL
a.. You're right. old man, mats where
Ia, ',t9 90, iItn.' ',,, anM Mg''nt he'n rettp,
,5gt ,bo ,1.,(a, Gel mans '"''e '"' WASH
'"", ,,,t NE ,,, n.i,' ni,,, cir d.. rr,.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
GRANDSON or RED JACKET.
General Ely samuel Parker Was Full
bloOded Indian.


me death OF General Fly saiiiuei saiiiiiuei n"'hTr l,St
at I'a'liieIb Conn, ItaNeS auAt puI ,,S,,,, or,
OF the saIlaW PAM OF tnilltaiIE mn W. ~
composed GgnefaI Grant sNat.I uIi us IN, ~
ClNl4 war. me Survivor Is Ht'iv'"l iio'
ace fottSri OF New 9oih'i ,,,l ,i,,-
'Ichtfdl Ialher ~" q Naiiev q ~ Ii ~ liTI
GftsNue t5it't, ne "SS a. m ,"i, ~ ~,
awa,l.Ia re...iyatiSn. i'm New York. says
a N"'','" i''' ,''.-,ttt - -' ~ - MOE
Iit!" DeLtNtI ~ ,1i'' ~ - of tba
o. o. NlIt S,N ->INioi9 t"I va" Ns''7 7.hU 19sI
IHS[a'oLaS' "IiH "i'ii nm nun "l'H '"c "'''
OF ne 'leIS Ii ''U SEM en- ua, ,,.,r,, o>,-
,I i''iat a. a. a. ~ .,,r5I tiii+, g,1J nv, "a -
o W -. - t W. ~ Nm, ,I,d a..
Siit' - o ,S' ,,', ,,1-l
w. w., H.. -iT,h,.-t';a.2Va Which angIGized
-. -. = *, yfar,, 7t,att
~ AN y, '",r oli ,,i4af fal
I'l.l, 80 g., ,f, of Xvsshfnsrtons best
,Ifiis ,1rr|,I,, f-a yyar of tbr Royoiution.
80 H., Tjs avn ra,..n h. CARRIED his l1y-
"i,U "i -, NJ ~ UM Mi - NJ s',,1a "1nsfst
49,. - 'o % bi Li,o,, old 1rnr, milton. 'rhs sill
~ IN, ~ ~ ,,'piE ySni EIogat Drescnted 10
C,,,t.,i V"tE}npfoi ns a token OF the
f,-fer az r"tir, az ms SarDras for Inc young
my %, ,,t, ~ az y5bicb i in po8
seteion of IIrs Amos Eissau. TO whose
ia,i,rbt.r C,r..r,al IN rler Uns married viii
he bnrjed vim him This is i'm accordauCe
with an urwrlttrn law of the SIX Nations
yyhan The lasr chief of the race ceases to
IIy. Mt.N '''e '-'''' '''''' VI '''e
General Parker was educated at TUicotts-
viIie \ Y tyhers ne took tba degree of
riy,ij engineer He subseuuentIv studied
law but never nrartined owing II is said
10 tha ,nnmbers of The New York Ear As.
1i..+ a., III obiaattd to gssoriItinn with
an Tr,,ia1 Afte, tis .dmIssion 10 th, bar
he rvn5 for some tfn1r nj washington and
men Al t;alena, nj, where he became ac-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
hIINuR Mt>rroN.


"' ri".i l0lE NIIl .9nEal. agaIn toe
Wye H' "A"Wna.ia. ul Wit
" i..' '.". non cases.
,.... pm. fap,s S.anpH la- been
Lu- 'N Hu'y. ll- cas-. W.II b, .1n-I..r.... "a
ih' h.N' WrDi,U- uf tNu board Of rrI.'.
'',''''7S
0iluur. Gary, n E-8rs uII has boon miss
lt- Iilm h's home so. On laWtou stree,
since saturday Hit-u1uu ~. H.- last
r,,h r.fi .ht about tf. rari. Iir is H.-
nan hhI e Light r1WrioNiyu
a. lih ba't, hllr with gasoline wa
Pa" " Hil -" stowe nE mistake Iu the home
"I %. H. weaver, ~. 1D Olive -rrr.t yr--
'',.f rI..iA"g4 exploded uuH SIT urr
To- lh' mouse" Ir. flames wrrr put out U.
'". pre- departments i.oss $40.
While " A. Gibson was sitting u
tttbrr- hair uu Slain street e.-f,,ftt'
..nl.I rhtsre4 ,h" snau ANA stole ms new
'I,l'la'H .ai. Iplt" 'iil",r Daley arrest
JHsse Nl.'tlh- On suspicion aud looked
nun mp az me central station,
Henry Mclean aud William Cr..kfrt
youug hove. we're arrested Ly th. r"i,,.
last ni-hl for breaking the lork on inr
door of stall SO. - an The city marker
charsr oi destroy aug personal property
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
mt GREAT PROJECT oF ruE RMS
BURG a GtLr RAILROAD.
FROM CHICAGO TO SABINE PASS
Also CoNSECrIoNs wItu NiNNEAr.
OILS AND n. PAtL.


Th, mrg who ara Dglirr tho Kansas
CIT, Iitt-hurs ~ Gui. rl0Iwa, ai, mot
satisfied with pushing lt f.wlrl. H..p water
al Stbiu. Pass Is rapidly D.. Ul.sinI. Th.N
have IL luiucr ambition uI they Hr. pre-
pairing to grt'v lI TNls ambition is tp
reach oHt with "a vast trunk l.ry 'o the
North bna Ldst. This is the true inward
ness ot the surveys of Oh. Northern Com
meeting railway.
For several weeks pas, surveyors 600 the
employ of thr company have been At work
making survey FROM Gainesville llar-
I,sor county Mo, t1 D.- Nouss, lr.. and
to Kansas city Af p.s Moiu,s euuu..-
tiou- VIII Dee made with Lines running 100
81. Paul. Minneapolis aua Chicago When
the link between Kansas city aui D,s
Moinu- is completed the kausas city.
IuisburE & Gult win have continuous
line from ST. Paul and Minneapolis 10 Chi
CarQ, ANA from those cities to kansas
CITY theuDe 'n the Gulf OF Mexico at
Sabine Pass. This will enable the road to
d. an enormous business, additional 90 the
business on th. main liu,, that 10 could up'
do without th,-, connections and all of .t
viii pass Through Kansas City.
The survey started at Gainesville Th-
surveyor then ran the line to Hattons-
burg buvi"ss county. thence TO Weather
by, pe kaio county wh"r" the survey
crossed tn, right OF way Of the Chicago.
Rock Island Pacific. From ther, d.
continued north through plattshury,. Cliu-
ton county. and SmithTlle. Clay county,
to the Chicago. Milwaukee ~ s.. Paul
bridge near Randolph clay county. It Is
the intention of tho company to obtain
right of way over the bridge. provided of
course. the Chicago. Milwaukee X 81.
Paul people will consent; u they do not,
another bridge VIII be built a short dis
tancc up the river from lt
There is a narrow gauge road between
Gainesville and Des Aloues. Il distauc" or
lo3 miles II Is intended to change this to
standard gauge ana make it part of the
luc to Des Muines.
These facts We're obtained from an ofIi-
Cial of the Kansas City, Pittshurg u Gulf
Railway Company. II" said he was not
set ready TO say what lines Will he used
between Des Moucs ana ST. Paul and Min
ncapolis and between those cities and Chi
caEu Nor would he say whether other
lines Viii use the bridge that it is proposed
to build if the use OF the Milwaukee bridge
cannot be obtained.
It VIII be seen that this project Of the
Kansas CITY rittsburE ~ Gulf i- a great
one and that it means that vast amount
of new business VIII come to Kansas city
from the North and East. II will also re-
suit u making Sabine Pass ID populous
and thriving city when the road is COM
pleted to that place.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
CASE OF The BLAGE FAMILY
TiiE KANSAS cry SEQUEL 10 a iIIG-
GiNsNIILE ROMANCE.
II Il only the Nomcly Drama OF n Miners
Camp, hut II Has some Elements of
rathos and iiumor Common
to All Mankind.

The remarkable story Of the Blage fam
n.y. as related at the Central police sta
tion yesterday would make a fascinating
study FOR such redlists as lbsen, Suder-
man or Hauptmanu. who love to olaho-
rate thu dramatic phases uf the common
place elements of life
because her husband "nsscd at her
Mrs. Carrie Bacc ran away with a less
Quarrpl.omc man.
Incidentally she took the family furni-
turc and two small children with her.
Tho Blaros lived for seven years in Hip-
piuevll, Mo. where tho husband worked
In the mines and the wife kept board
ing hous,.
The oourtship that led to tho marriage
oi Adoiph BldGc To Carrie Johnston was
detailed 10y Mrs. Elagc to journal re-
porte, yesterday. after this manner:
COON To me mt tank biz and prout lie
say h. had lots OF money unit tiugs
,,, aNSlii N,liii ! vas "a yoans sir den. He tolc
y, 70 sg g. g,s ms ,,i yon s2turdaE "qt say ink
DO not know vas getun Sl2 moonth
'ItnSst Unit nually ] said;
,,..N,lt 5s,}n. a9n.t eore eef We do
''vo went to Lexington unt god IT,
rehsr unit vas marriet. on the way home
ne commence 10 fuss at me"
For siN years, Mrs ElaRe says, her hus-
pAhd loHhd iault with her Then She left
nm ana went to live with her mother.
tEiaI, goaA.g her tn return to his home.
nut II was the same old story. She says. of
,it-ti'atmGnt cruelty and jealousy She
ha"u., hmaus up her mimi to desert the boarding
Nov Nov; the star hoarder. in the slage car
tongue of Mrs. BlaEe- Swiss-which her
HiuIhand EneW, not but he washed the
Last Friday Mrs Rillt Rlaec took him into
her confidence and Impaired the fact that
she was going TO run away
tragic whisper Il shall 20, too
-, thus lt was agreed. The furniture was
shipped to Kansas city. while the hus-
band worked in the mines ana early rrf.
naA nlEht Thompson ana Mrs. Blage and
hhgnr two children. Ida and Albert, aged
ana years respectively. arrived I'm this
Clt!. Ihey engaged temporary quarters.
2nyS straat n9rtb {bn%yC C rrSnigd rooms on Cherry
SSt I,,t up housekeeping, under the name OF
1t is not recorded what Ado,pb R1are df5
when he returned to his home from the
mines Friday night and found his wife ana
became enrasol when he discovered the
furniture was gone The following morn
lnE, ne Went before Justice of the peace
ana mad warrant issued for the arrest
on MS wife and Thompson for taking his
Constabe Taggart came to Kansas City
with Slage Saturday and they searched
the, town for Thompson. Mrs. Blage the
httle BlaEes and the household goods
terday forenoon the eiopers' the Children
street Thompson was taken to Central
station and locked in cell Mrs. BlaEe
lice MatTOn Moore.
AJoIph blage packed up the furniture.
As she sat IN an arm chair IN MatroN
Moores office while her children played
around the room. yesterday afternoon Mrs
would desert her husband she has hlEh
cheek bones. mouse culpred complexion
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
WHO INVENTED BILLIARDS.
brought first to England From Europe
After the second trusade--origin "f
chalk and Cork Tips.

From tho New York World
Nobody quite knows who Invented nll-
was first played In italy and another that
II first saw the llght IN spain. lt u uls9
2fhrmed NAT was trst piaysel In Erg'Ani 5,l.i
ths, the Knights Tcmplar brought 1t bagk
with them 70 that country on their return
rood reason 10 believe that the game
was played in the monastcries OF France
Its origin Mas probably bowling. yarl.
ground billiards" From. that Il began
raised point mndc also of ivory. This was
PLAYERS having a ball the third ball not
being, introdu,cd until just after inr M,
dlo OF the eighteenth century when Wlal
was known as the port ANA rms H'So
disapprarcd. 49,.
IN a Harlcian manuscript IN The, ,f,-t- Brit
ish. museum Is found The earliest h's,or-
lcal reference to billiards This iS inter
sting enough 90 give IN det1u. ~ me E,Ina
an Inventory of the goois and chatteiS
of Etward VI. and amonS the iirrp'S ,V,,,.. ,,s
worth" was "one billet bourlc covered Van
gr"n" olothe." This palace was youiiiS
Gated hy Henry. NliI hayns 2r'sqa'II ,5are y 4
little question but what ihat great t,5
torlcal character actually essayed I'VE SlulT
n to whether he was as good billiard
player "a he was states man.
rcfor io birHarIs "racry Qucun-" Spen-
ser bcinE one Of them. shaky peare: IN
his "Antory and cleopatra make iih,t ihat
,,n1orous queen, by an anachromsln PIN
the game aud also appreciate MS me
POINTS Zen 1onson. Smolltt, Burton ulN
Locke all made reference to pliHar"7 j"
.rhc game was slowly developed. The
table was sometimes round, suurllIt, p
Not untl TIE beginning OF this century
did the billiard table appear somt"Httc
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
SPARKS From The WIRES.

ST. Petersburg, oct l3.-Ohicial returns
for the last fortnight i'm September show
that there were during mat time i,i29 new
cases and ,7ul deaths from cholera in the
province Of NulhNnla.
NladiNostoCk Oct. l3.-Au American
scientific expedition has arrived here TO in
speCt the siberian railway. The govern
mont viii grant The members fun facilities
for accomplishing their work.
Halifax. \ 5, oct. IA heavy SOUTH
easter has prevailed along the coast this
afternoon and is stll raging. The wind
Is accompanied by binding sheets OF rain
and IN the harbor heavy sea is run
ming. The only casualty reported is that
to the American brigantlue II. c. Sibley
which is ashore at Black Rock. c. r. She
Is bound from Port Pevis for Chester Pa.
with a cargo OF plaster,
Paris, oct IA dispatch received here
from Mojanga, island OF Madagascar says
that the lighting prior TO the occupation
by the French Of Antananariyo, the cap
ital OF Madagascar, on September 30, Was
OF very determined character. The es-
sagement Vas fought over ground which
extended nine miles right up to the capi-
tai. The artillery fire resulted In the royal
palace being struck by she'll
= Is
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
a SNAKE STORY.
1t Is Told by the brilliant Young Senator
From Idaho.

From the Chicago Times Herald.
rms Us snake story said Senator Du-
You are not. however. to infer anything
from II derogatory to my character as a So
Der truthful man You may or may not
mont Hunting ana Fishing club. 4 very
successful feature of the club is Colonel
ber HE other day oionel lone i startt ntrG " and man
repaired to WOOImout To FISH for bass.
The water was too muddy in the Potomac
and we turned our attention to the canal
We caught several bass, but that was not
the suak" point ] was getting to, While
We noticed on the opposite side. where O.
stone wall was built aS part Of the canal
trUIinE their heads from between the
stones and evidently taking a great in
have added TO the collection but | should
say there were At least 200 snakes, that
We're, to watch Colonel Steritt and me fish.
What interest they took in our hunt for
black bass ] can't say, but they We're
could see Of them was their heads, ana
these stuck out from the cracks and is,
surcs between the stones so numcrously
as 10 make the wall fairly brlstle with
side from us "a scrpentine cffect indecy.
he could, and so inaugurate ny-hshins for
water snakes. lie went across 10 the OPP
posite side of the canal and dropped h-
hook over the face of the wall in front OF
this grand stand Of snakes, They seemed
L.
dozen hung themselves out into the air
fully two feet making desperate efforts
TO grab the hook.
They took hold several times but Colonel
Sterltt was never anle TO iaSten the hook
in their mouths. They didn't seem 10
take hold in the right way. | stood oppo-
site and coached Colonel Sterrlt in his
snake-hshine, and, observing one fine, fat
burgOmaSter of a snake, taking an inter-
est I'm his bait, I besought him TO let the
snake have his own way, ana f2sten him
self. Under my directions he allowed the
game to feed himself, In about min
ute, having gotten the hook well down
his throat Colonel Steritt struck Then
curled his tail around something IN the
interior of the earth and compelled Colonel
Steritt TO bend his tshing rod fairly
double before he started him. lie came
buster ana contested every inch. Little
by little, however he was pulled free
from the rocks, During the progress OF
the combat between Colonel Steritt and
the water snake the other snakes looked
on I'm amaacment, not TO say horror. they
couldn't understand the game which, lille
II was too many for them, nevertheless
filled them with dismay. Al last the victim
was yanked out into the air, where he
and twisted himself into All sorts Of figure
cights. Brief as the spectacle was, II set
tied the question with all the other snakes.
They withdrew their heads and never a
one of them has been seen since. Colonel
and essayed 10 fish for more, but, bait as
he might and vile ne ever so puilefully,
he couldn't get another bite. Colonel Ster-
itt now announces himself as the cham
club As for myself ! haven't done any
thing but dream of all sorts of snakes,
from the deadly cobra to the common gar
ter snake, ever since
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
PIED PIPER OF EAMIlIS,
He Existed in Legend Before browning
Got Hold of Him.

r ri H., ha!rF lh thg Nickel Magazine,
b.,., ~ 80 "'r ,3'"i i,5iaNIe!E lew people who
uu ""T1 i'"Hp "I IGHFu fraq browning
nOcn OF the REC PipGr Of Hamelu, but
y,,,it y,"ry are very lew VINO know, that this
fore Hrowbil i .Nisr"a ie IN legend long be
.l'l some ancient writers set him down
M fr,l,niIi,.sittIir' In, ldeI ana Psneied IN h,m
H. M Nins Alfred or in the
"H1,,ti " Has uhES
l,r.i,,. Tatllr,l chro4lG!r cNistlng-tQ MY
Mg"iei@tTia 70 he round IN remarkable
anu Nauab!g, old book. published and
ton at thC Kings Arms ST. Paul's
cHurehyard, London. ana entitled. "A Res
Ht,aG,a HHt,niion Of Dcgayg,d lnteligence" The old
aisioriaR. aGs laT.. Il" ipsakns of The raqsyIv1n
mat happer,I IN SaXony not 5,,,nr a,sg '@ml
past cannot omit FOR the straugeueSs
thereof briefly herewith to set il down.
There came in The Towne OF Iamol. in
companion, who, for tn. flntastf. Ct,,f,.
which he wore, being wrought of sunIry
piper he was besides Ills other o1I, ItI. " =
Now this "olG sort Of compani5n, came
IF fiamoI" or IiamoIin vSs ny.T,7,r '""In VII
rats According 10 Browning:
iNI' iI'H ,GuGiht ,HE logs ana Killed the cats,
All ,t ~. ~ NV T'to.'n hl 'hG Glaa!rS'
AN XIII 'if I.lnnff lnff Gmr..,s t out 5 Of the vats
ladies.
So that when this "piJa pfn.,, i,,r,,,,,,..,
h, carili FIJI nh. I t,,, w ~ If"i t,ort''oh indt
feel -urn rba,. vy.-..' r,t - 49, w may
an un,l-rsl4nylirp Min b,n" IT"S H. H. coming Hs l."
l.nG giliIlcrs ar Gbny i.iit', ii,s prize was
t,3y II r fla, ''+ 10y latts promised 10
so tTc I,Ir,..r ,I,, ..rt,S imt M amount.
Ia,.i,r ak III ,l''gH i.ip ne street and
u15a',t7ry ,''5 I,. tP' 70 ms @mS Ups began a weird
@,',r,t - H. - muSiu, ana Immediately
lny, 'SI XIII IN IN lne town ltit its hole ana lQl-
lI"rI mum up as snake follows the
.'', Il'ii p one street ana down another
mn, PIJia, me rats following close behind
w. a. tt's ,'N'' 10 lhe river NvSer, and
N.Y. lhry We're an drowned.
,l.,,'WlIt :" iiIimGu'l Was delivered from the
f,"I lf"l NIrh the piper demanded his
iW" Eui.HrLS the mayor refused, say
nlI, VI was iHl "a Joke, and offered him so
Eu.uIIs instead Then was the piper
Ego EIraIS ~ H,s,Gui tented; :. but the lord mayor
Wn3 hdd seen IN" rats sink and knew they
t"II bim r., [",,ao ,,,o I9 NE aE2in iaughed ana
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
~ KSONAIS,

81 H. E-r..l,,. 49,,
ue Coates ''''' '5 "t
rr,l >,,,. - '7 '' me coates.
'.'N. Is "l On" Coates,
,,',r,'' '' S'h'I' CINCINNATI, is AT the
g.
20. W. crane Springfield, o., is at the
r,,,. W. Hayes, Fort Worth, is m the
'"al-E
- ~ l'"ltno, Chicago. Is an the Coates.
a. blanchard, salt Lake. lis al the C,ates
Npur- A. Riyh. Boston. il. At tho Ct.
1'b.,,,.s lI. IA, IT, NV '''l'-.
th, Coates. '''.'''i''''' Is "I
q ~ ", .'.'."l' l'' 'i iuipurld, HAS, is
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
An Aged CoupIe We'd.

Guthrie, o. H., Oct l3-(specIal) Rev.
David Markley, aged 81, and Mrs. Eliza
saltwater yesterday, Both are great-grand-
parents.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14

When YOU suffer from sick headache, diz-
ziness constipation, etc, remember Carter's
Little Liver pills viii relieve you one pill Is a
dose
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14

Chicago Tribune 1t has always been
suggested that the private secre tarles OF
great men wrote all their speeches and
magazine articles. but the action of ex-
President Harrison in allowing his pri-
yate secretary 10 go out and shoot the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14

Mrs. WinslOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
drep eihlng soltens the gums. reduces inham-
nation allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c a bottle
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14

Contilbutor-"Tell me candidly is there
anything original in that manuscript"
The editor-"Yes, the spelling." It'd
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-14
HoteI Burned Mt south McAiester.

South McAlester, |. T.. oct. 13.-(SpeciaL)
About u O'Clock last night the Cottage
hotel here caught fire and was destroyed.
Loss, Si.500. fully insured.
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