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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

Fairholme had merely used the nratext
OF wishing the jewels reset in order IN
get them out Of the house.
"Oh, Of course; forgot He has
come Tor the jewels, hasn't he? I'll
fetch them"
But when he reappeared his hands
I'm awfully sorry, Mrs. Fairbolmev
he said coolly, "bu- I've mislaid INV
keys. hope l haven't dropped them
out of doors
Il don't think it will be much use
searching for them" She reDlied Win
an unpleasant laugh. 81 shan have
locksmfh down from London the first
thing in the morning. And the Jewell
er's man shall wait"
Dick wrote out telegram and eave.
it to groom with sovereign. send
it off at once, Rogers. And keen a slim
tongue in your head"
The message ran as follows
ITO Colonel Fairho'me. ON board .hs
Australian steamer Oratava. m Nanles,
Return overland. Imperative bnsi-
ness. Please don't fail. DTCK"
If the Colonel obeyed he would no ~
home In three days; that's 10 saw four
days before he would have arrived nm
der ordinary cicumstances-fo DAYS
before he was expected by Mrs. Fair
holme.
When the locksmith arrived Dicl, hal
a little private conversation with him
and q banknote changed hands AS the
result the man told Mrs. Fairholme that
the job was long one, and that ho
could not undertake to accomplish II
under three days.
The mysterious man who was M,
from Bond street Went away. and ON
the third afternoon returned. bnt tba
strong room door was no. opened vet.
The workman was awaiting instruc-
tons.
About five p. m. there was a rattle Of
wheels in the avenue, and somebody
rang the front door bell.
The next moment the Colonel. in trav-
cling cap and ulster, stepped into the
lamplight. She shrieked and sprang to
her feet, Overturning the bamboo table
with a crash.
Colonel FairhOlmew she gasped
wildly. Home alreadyw
Mrs Bellarminel Bless me. what a.
remarkable thing Why, / thought 1
left you in Melbourne"
Then she's not your wife" cried
Dick, aghast
My wife! cried his uncle. prplexed
to irritabiHty. You know very well I
have no wife, sir / met this lady and
her husband in Melbourne and they
very kindly nursed me through my bout
of influenza. | told You so in my let
| ters."
OF course the "man from LinNaters
was her husband, and the pair of adven-
turers, knowing the Comes plans. had
taken advantage Of his illness 20 inter-
cept his letters, forge substitutes 10
serve their own ends, and make this
bOld attempe 10 steal the famous rubies.
The Colonel beamed upon his nephew.
And what shall ] DO for you. Dick.
for saving my rubies2"
You can repay me very easily If YOU
like. sir. Call upon Sir George War
burton"
The Colonel made a gimace But ha
went. And within two months Eyelynz
prophecy was fulflled.-Answers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18


Twas over in the Pennsylvania depot
tle other day when train came IN
bearing o. young man who stood over
six foct high and had arms as long as
Che uicketS ON fence. SAYS the DerolL
Free Press. He was making inquiries
about the ferry boats when be spied q
loUjly-dressei young fellow not lar
away. whom anybody would have pick
ed ont as "a travelling f8kir The giant
from the country made three long steps
and picked The fakir OFF his feet and
slammed him down, and as he held
him ON the plauks ne said,
Duru your hide. but [ thought I'd
run across we agiu some day. How
the tooth powder swiudleo How SELL
ir. man suthin hats split every
.durnoI tooth i'm his head uyin 70 clean
'cm2 I'm g0in 10 make cold corpse
of YOU fin Jest two minuresr
But the police were ON hand TO haul
him off ana insist that he so his way.
Tre f9kir had been roughly used and
couldn't get his breath for several min
r-ss when the big depot had got
through whrliug around with him /
eete1 him If NE had been liz The tooth
Dov7or business. and he smiled m q
sick'y way rs he replied,
Ell never was. He -akes me for my
t,vir brother Joe. who goes about SELL
ine that stun. IL takes the enamel OF,
but Joe keeps right on selling iJ. Hang
+ra- bavseed he almost killed me.
"Aud you have line?
"Oh. YES: I sell sure cure Ter con
s,,v,,-iou for only - cents q bottle and
throw i'm q pair of eyeglasses worth hall
u collar with each sale; but that fellow
,rasn't after me. IL was the tooth pow
der and / must speak TO Joseph and
,rarn him about the error OF his ways. ~
Washington Times.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
, PRETTY MESS

Hames Cthe politician ... Ter. 70 o d
ty mess. ., the financial Q1as-o" i0'
the oi Tesidy %eI " Why don, you go aae'''
and prepare it: Nv private score
tary ,. say tSs snubject.-Ezchaage'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
Io.0 BY FHA0US men.
The Confessions of a Railway Nil
h0lalre.

m Pluck and Shrewd Sense-Stos y
III Congressman Haines-An In
-.Lant OF Frontier Life-Minister
pusom. the English Lord and.the
rco Black Bear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
H Strange STORY.
Lillian Lows Death Reveals a Strange
and Terrible Tale.

It Ecipses Anything Of Zola' s-Her
Father was a Millionaire - The
Note Found il the Bosom of Her
Dress-Writers of Fiction Will
Find Plenty Of Material in Her
Pitiful Life - Human Weakness
and Human PathOs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

for me now, and do not care when l
60"
The Harrimans and Mr.. joseph Low
are at Narragansett Pier. The fainiiy
is said to be deeply Inundated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

Congressman Robertson, of Louis
who is himself great hunter i'm
earedraEcs and along ,-he sulf
tells goOl story on Air. Ransom.
minister Id Mexico. am English
and black bear The lord had
over for Che purpose Of enjoying
-cplr1llty VI tle South and having
good hunt Nr. Ransom. then q
.-.tcd States senator was his h0sl. and
de.5rmipej The Engishmau should
boz disappointed I'M either eXpecta-
l The visitors f0udest desire was
all0 bear before returning 20 Eng
--ll, and Mr. Ransom promised him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

A medical man expresses the belief
a person could live for any length Of
time and take heavy exercise all the
while on no other food than sweet milk
His conviction is the result Of personal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13
THINGS OF BEAUTY. A HANDSOME EXHIBIT OF UP-To.OATE VEHICLES THAT IS ATTRACT ING WIDE ATTEM-
 TON.
  THE ALUMINIUM WAGON.
The Beautiful Booth and Splendid Dis play of The We'll Known Firm of
 Studebaker Brothers.

[ There is no structure on the grounds of the Atlanta Exposition,
 prehaps, of more general interest than the transportation building,
 and the time required to study close ly enough to appreciate the various Iunobtrusive beauties of the exhibits
 within it's walls alone, is greater
 than the average visitor spends in towering the entire exposition.
 i One of the most meritorious dis
 plays therein, is that made by tie
 Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company, of South Bend, Ind. and under the charge of Mir. Glenn w. Studebaker, son of the founder of the firm, and Mr. A. J. Riddle, their southern agent. whese headquarters are in Atlanta.
 The booth is a large one, and unusually tasty. 1t is draped in
 pale green and paler pink, with
 polished brass railings and sup
 porting poles of Georgia pine, sand-
 papered and shellaced. The whole combination is odd and unique. and
 of excellent effect. The floor is covered with a superior grade of
 mating of simple design, and in- side there is a large neatly bound
 register in which all visitors are in-
 vited to subscribe their names. This adds the required touch of hospitali- ty that is needed to make this dis
 play one of the catchiest at the fair. and it is fast becoming q sort
 of rendezvous for people who make an engagement to meet within the grounds. and the starting point of
 many who wish to take every thing l in d systematic manner.
 EIGHTEEN HANDSOME VEHICLES. 1 But itis not in the arrangement Of the exhibit. so much, as it is in the
 display itself, that the attractiveness lies, and makes it one of the most meritorious at the fair. There are eighteen vehicles in there, represent ing an aggregate of fifteen or twenty thousand dollars-a comfortable fortune-and each of them is a work of art, making evident to the most casual observer that they are the creations only of the best artisans and most skilled work manship. In their construction, only the very best material is enl- nloged. and the very latest ideas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13

On the way to the jail the officer with his prisoner came up Main street, and turned down Second avenue, with Gregory walking on the side next to the street. A few minutes after the officer and Gregory passed the Board of Trade saloon man who was sitting on the cGrbing dropped his plug of tobacco, and stopped in the dark to search for it. In doing so his hand came in contact with small tissue paper package. With curiosity, he picked it up and brought 1t to the light to see what 1t contained The paper was torn open and the man was amazed to find the conten diamonds gems of the first water-and worth a large sum of money. He was an honest man, although poor in this worlds goods, at once placed them in safe keeping and Saturday placed advertisement in the papers an nouncinq his find.
 Now, the question comes, whose diamonds are they? No one in Pine Bluff has lost such jewels, and it is almost certainty that the diamonds and jewels were thrown there by Gregory as he passed by under ar rest, and took this means to free himself from his ill gotten gains. This, however, is only supposition, as a telegram from the Chief Of Police at Little Rock, who was notl- fled of the find, states that in the pawn shop are four large safes Tn which valuables are stored, and that only one of them could be opened be- cause Gregory had the combination to the remaining three, and until ne arrived and unlocked them 1t could not be ascertained what was mls- sing n,,
 Gregory, in charge ot Ofncer Bolls- ford. left for Little Rock Saturday
 Gregory is an Englishman, and years ago was a street car qriver yer when MT. Reed owned the Littie Rock street railway.
 LATER.
 A telegram received .oy 'oniei Stewart from Little Roek, an rounces that Gregory has confessed, and states that he threw the dia- monds into the gutter in passing while in custody of the officer The owner of the jewels will come down today or tomorrow to identify hls property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13

after it had passed into the hands of the woodworker for him to pre- pare it for the finisher, and thirty successive processes to bring it to it's present mirror-like polish.
 A WONDERFUL FIRM.
 Stakeholder Brothers Manufacture ing Company is a wonderful firm. Fifty years ago it was founded with acapital of only sixty-eight dollars. Today it's capital is thirty million, and its plant covers ninety acres of ground. Seventy thousand of the highest class vehicles are annually turned out, and shipped to i'll parts of the world. South Africa, South America, Australia. Polynesia, Asia, Europe, rywhere in fact. Their weekly payroll amounts to thirty thousand dollars. and they furnish employment to three thousand per sons. Al Chicago they exhibited thirty-fve vehicles. and carried off thirty-five premiums. At other expositions their record has been similar, and inlaid in the rosewood box of the aluminium wagon, are thirty medals they have taken.
 For the last twelve years Col. k. NJ. Knox has been the agent for the Studebaker Manufacturing Com- pany. and few years ago he was complimented by being made State agent for the company, and during that time he has sold thousands of wagons made by this excellent firm, and in no single instance has these wagons ever failed to give satis- faction.
 Col. Knox will leave for the Ex- position this week, and while there he will make the Stakeholder exhibit is headquarters, and he extends a cordial invitation to all visitors to call and see the magnificent exhibit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13

embodied. And gyet, although their Tevideut superiority would lead one to believe they were exceptional products of this greatest of carriage and wagon factories. they are not.
 With one exception, everything
 therein can be duplicated in their
 repositories in Chicago.
 FAMOUS ALUMINUM WAGON.
 This exception can not either be duplicated perhaps by the firm
 making the display, or by any other similar manufactory in the world. 1t is the famous aluminium wagon
 that attracted so much attention at the Worlds Fair, the Mid Winter Exposition, and the big St. Louis lshow, and carried off the premiums.
 To the thousands who are laboring under the belief that a wagon can never be made q thing of beauty, a glimpse of this four wheeled triumph, will disillusion them. 1t is master | full combination of curley ash, and
 rosewood, hickory, and steel, repre- senting an intrinsic value of over i two thousand dollars, and four hundred and twenty-four days and 8 half of many skilled artisans time. The feat of using aluminium for metallic finish has never before been attempted and it's accomplish
 ment by this firm will be apprecia- ted by the mechanical experts as an
 achievement of no ordinary charac- ter. The log alone, from which the box of the vehicle was made, cost in 1 it's raw state, nealy two hundred and fifty dollars, and it. was simply
 by the greatest good fortune that it was secured at all. It is probable
 that years will elpas before another equaling it will be seen. 1t
 came from the Province of Belmonte
 in Brazil, and required three months
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13

of the Stakeholder Manufacturing Company.
 A cheap wagon is dear at any price.
 No other implement about the farm is SO indispensable as a good wagon. With the single exception of the horses. the first in order of Iinanimate things, the wagon is the farmers best friend, and the farmers who appreciate this sort of friend and take pride in having the best, should not overlook the claims for the preimenenceo of the "Studebaker. While positive that it has no superior, we are candidly of the opinion that 1t is unequaled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13
No CaIaboose For Him..

At a late hour last night Assistant Chief of Police Green arrested Il negro named La vson, for associating, and started with him to the lookup. On reaching the alley on Main street, be- tween Barraqne street and Second avenue. the prisoner jerked loose from the officer and dashed up the alley with heexclamation: 'I ain't gwine to be put in dat old calaboose dis night
 "Halt, or will kill lyou," exclaimed the officer. but this only gave speed to the fleeing fugitive. The officer gave chase. firing as he ran, but none of the shots took effect and the pris- oner, who risked his life rather than be locked up in our city prison, made his escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-13
EHOsE SPARKLERs ]?
s BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS FOUND IN A CUTTER IN THIS CITY.
They stolen By H. J. Gregory. The Little Rock Pawnbroker's
 Clerk.

J. Gregory, the missing Secre- of the First National Pawn Fer Company, of Little Rock, |been found. He was arrested bis city Friday night by Assist Chief of Police Thos. Green on legram from the Chief of Police little Rock, who requested that kory, who was believed to be this city, be detained here il "a until an officer could come for as his friends feared that he Suffering from an alteration of is very evident that Gregory is {minal, and that his flight from le Rock was premeditated, and he fled with a pocket full of fr years Gregory has been Secre- of the First National Pawn Ter Company, of Little Rock, of h Frank c. Reed is President prlncipal owner. Owing to the years service in his employ Reed had the most explicit con ee in Gregory, so much so that ng the absence of the President Bory had the entire management Q business.
 Thursday MT. Reed returned ayisit to Davenport, Iowa, in city he owns a street railroad, |oand that Gregory was miss as well as about $400, which lo have been ia the cash drawer pawn shop. He at once be-
 search for the missing man elegrams were sent to all points State requesting that he be 'ed. It was one of these tele-
 E that caused the arrest of At1~~t
 0fy in this city Friday night.
 arrested Gregory denied his
 ny and said that his name was
 Notwithstanding this, how
 ne officer conducted him to Vua1y Jail, where he was locked
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
MESSIAH IS GETTING AFFlDAvIrs.
III the New Mexican Deliver Cures Any One,
the World Shall have Proof

Albuquerque, n. NJ, July 26-Fran-
els Schlatter, the so-called messiah and
healer, held forth again today in this
city il a small adobe house in old town
Not since he has been in this section
Of the country have so many persons
visited him. 1t being Sunday half the
people of the city tried to get a sight
of him.
Henry Hauenstein, who claims to
have been until three years ago a mem
Der of the Denver paid fire department
is here with E. S. Fox, also claiming to
han from Denver. They spent one day
driving around the country in search
of Schlatter, and Saturday night sue
ceeded in reaching his side Mr.. Haul
enstein has not regained his sight but
he declares he has never felt so well
since he lost his sight az since he was
touched by the So-called healer. Schlat
ter told him he would have to take half
a dozen treatments. Hauenstein is
going TO him daily. He is perfectly con
ndent. He says he will regain his sight
y movement is now on foot by the
Democrat,the leading paper of this city
which has been following this man for
several days, to get affidavits from per-
sons who claim - have been benefited
by his trea~nent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
GENERAL GRANTS SONS SCHEME
now lie has Saved Twelve Thousand Dol
lars for New York City

New York, July 26.-Police Commits
sloner Grant stated yesterday that in
the purchase of the twelve patrol wag-
ons recently ordered for the police de-
partment' he had saved s1o,70o. The
appropriation for the wagons ;nclud-
ing Requirements, etc. was S24. 500. BY
exercising good Judgment and putting
ms knowledge of horses TO advantage
the commissioner was able 10 make
the saving mentioned.
Now he wants 10 have the money he
mas saved either devoted To buying ten
more patrol wagons. 50 maj tba
twenty-five precincts altogether will he
provided for in that respect. or he
would Ike n have it added 10 the an
preparation for purchasing steam lam
ches so that several extra ones cot1,d no
had To better increase the service of
tht maroon police. and also 10 establish
river. '-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27

at hear that Miss T1ypp got engaged
20 young scadds last week" said Hum
ler 20 SpattS
Yes: and the way - was done 10 tho
best joke on Scadds I've heard Of for
many day"
''ilov was itT'
well, he read IN a paper about q
man who wore card on his breast
with the word Yes printed on IL IL
big letters. which was taken a. mute
acceptance 20 n drink"
II see. Good idea that; and be trick
20 Introduce IL over hsreY'
''Yes; and hs was IA great rles over
the Satisfactory working % his Itt.A
scheme until Miss Fiypp saw IL"
what happened them
''She looked a. Il awhile and thea
burst out;
why. what ar accom- -noistiny rnas
you are. Mr.. Scai32 How sas &fos
make IL for a girl who has long ~or-
shipped you IN silence and is loo bashs
fEl 70 take advantage Of The ao6sru
vonau's privi!=gesl Your consent
makes re suPreneiy bappy. supposs
we SCI month from to-day ~ TIC aass
q TIC marriage ceremony
with that she thre ~ her arms round
tire neck % tie young r1an, and ID
was ErE1-"-Eoston TraEeisr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27


Those who ars .Oand OF noTslt1ne
VIII enjoy watching the growth Of =
'sslTsr tree, which Is very curious asa
teasiifuL P.ll q clear glzss tss wssh
clean water ia ~hieh il eissolvsf
enoG,h sggsr-of-lsaf 20 make . s.rs>~
solGtlon- Tie one end os short 49,
of st-ong tv.ns "a y p.ece os zinc sbou1
a. large a. nea's egg. a-1 ia osh~
% stic< loGx sDcoyh TO lar ssrons
TIE Fs0uiA o: lie Jar sinzs ssspeaAtna
tie z.Ee issi ratala. sbou; an ia
be.osz tie surface 81 tie ~a.~rs -
pace s; where IL viii 10, - clstuvkoA-
IN ;wo or three DAYS cslseats ssasA~v
br1acbss VII stxrt Cat All oxes -
rsEc IhsJ grow vs-y rapidly AsA d
q fesz esys more ths ar ST.! bs fan -
ti.e ts@zil.1! sparxlIag silver srasa "a
10; saa<ss !: w.li l&xs = .oag tine
P---z1slgaAs PresN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
what streets Are rav.d o.,

Iaxpayer-That's a very firm and
solid piece OF paving you're doing
there, Patrick.
City Empiove-Indade an it's fo;ne
pace OF worruk; and moighty glad am
oi to see it
why does it make any difference
with you. Patrick?"
!ndade' and it does: it will give us
Doodle the job pullin' it up."-Texas
SiftinCS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
Kind Odxr.

innpoii'eness may sometimes. per-
maps be answered properly with i'm
per''nenee. \ struggling author went
10 an editor with manuscript. oh
exclaimed the editor. don't bother
me now, I've other fish TO fryw
well Il fry Your fish for YOU said
the author. while vou read M No.
script" 80 The editor had n 80 :,
Youths Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
Our Rates are Moderate,
The Results are Wonderful.

Just think OF Eghage Paper 70, per yea,iess
cent per copy and All home Print with excellent Market
Reports TO the no1 " gong press These are matters OF via
reliable reports ron the great market The Eagle the
paper Kansas that gives al above special features
weekly Use the 70. advertisements that gives
Personal feelings overlooked when That's
what peope that grea.
tested in the Weekly Eagle by aboug Call
and get our rates 70. space il the Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
An
Excellent
Advertising
Medium.
The
Eagle
The Only Weekly Published in the Great
Southwest in the Interest of the Farmer
and Laboring Man.

The high in which the Eagle held the above class
due fearless advocacy Of the rights Plain People It's
increase circulation during the past has been marvellous
and today circuaes people than 1.-THE weekly
Sedgwick county combined The advertising patronage Of the
Weekly Eagle steadily increasing and YOU
many who reaching for this very desirable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27

My wife makes little money 90
long way these times, said Jones
10 a TREND 50 does mine. unfortu
nately'' the friend replied. .She's al
ways subscribing Tor missions in Arr.
ca and POLYNESIA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27

fs'isr-.''- Ia - ioyos s@re anyttia>
q s1s ras1J e4g. soszs asAr7
sgs-ts-I~@s.-fss. cir.
Wat. &c Ike - <s1.xr-
skE.sx>.1.--IsHn Icuaca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
EIGHTY SHOTS FIRED
BATTLE WITH CHRISTIAN BROTH
ERS REPORTED TO TIE SHERIFF.

Deputy Owens and His Posse Come Upon
in Which the Jail Breakers Escape,
Leaving Spots Of Blood Behind Them
1t IL Thought that They are Wounded
and Owens IL Pressing on After Them
into the Timber-News Of Oklahoma
Territory in General.
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WANTS..
Always
Popular
THEEAGLES
WANTCOLUMNS
Wants
For Sale
For Trade
For Exchange
Miscellaneous
Real Estate
FinanCialS
Personals

Advertisements under above classifica-
tons must be in the counting room by
CLOCK every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27

The man who loves his duty will not
light ii-RaIn Horn
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FOR SALE-ff.o 40 viii buy modern J
room house: east front. o. Norm Law
renee Ave. Clement & Tao1laa.
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FOR SAIF-.6-f room house ard
lots. IN good neighborbOof. Clement *
Thomas DIET
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FOR SALT M. 4 goof room
house, good barn g, - To-. Oh North Law /
renee. Clement & Thomas DIST.