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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

Der Groe ilbergeben tpdren. Ho@ feblt Die
2eiGe zines iieb3ebniGbrigen Mdb9ens.
9a bas untere Sorf BON Srommern fir
b%erloren gilt, tpeiB man nod ni4t, mas gez
f9eben i'm, 5umal bic 2eute tpenig Suit ba=
ben, it9 tpieber am SGuB an5uieoeln. Ius
ben 5erftDrten 6GuIern, in benen Der
S6lamm nod tief ftedte unb bic mod tbeilz
peife Sbierlet9en bargen, pietpobl biefel6en
fortpdbrenb gefu9t unb %entfernt nurben,
brang Elm fir ben @efunbbeitsftanb beforgz
niberregenber @eru9. S%rtsbemobner, bic
auf Der 8iibne oes 9aufes (8ubne bebeutet
Bel ben S9tpaben 10 piel pie 9d6bDben)
bange 9tunben berlebten unb ieben Mugenz
bid auf ben ~l1ntergang qefaBt fem muBten,
ba bic Maher i'm unb rms 0aus immer
bDber fiegen, fDnnen ni9t @orte finben, bic
S3reden 31 bef9reiben, bic tie in biefen
Stunben our9gema9t 6aben; Da ih9 binter
ben re9ten S6duferreiben itetle 5eIsndnbe
er6oben, mar Elm @ntflieben unmOgli9. @s
mub l9auerlt9 g%etpefen fem in Der Na9t,
ND bic tpilben Wpgen braulten, bic Sturms
glpden ldltteter, Die flGqli9en 0iilferufe aus
etli9en 40 9dufern ert0nten uhb bic sgeuerz
ffgndle uno Sttr1men Der &ettungsmanns
f9aft bd5pil9en f~langen. pfdrrer unb
Srtsppriteber tamen bret Sage ni9t aus
ben Gleibern, 1tan6en oft Bis an bic 8ruit i'm
WaHer, mubtsn aber mebrere 6du1er, benen
fe 9ilfe brin9en Ionten, bor tbren Nugen
BON ben 5lutben ba6tnreiBen fe6en. Mm
.69periten biirfte bds ung1iid ben Mittelz
ItanD, namentli9 einige ii9 nit Mi6e emz
pDrarbeitenoe SnbuitrteQe treffen, bic nit
fremDem @elo angefangen baben unb nun
NIT 1ummt ibren 8irqen ruinirt 1inb.
Die Observation-Disclosures Der pioz
Mere i'm neberi 9pemmungsgebiete hatten
I'm 10 mebr Gtle, bd bic 9euernte Beginner
fo1te un0. tpetterer GROCER .S9dben entite5en
muBte, penn man ben Sutterertrag ipegen
mangelnber Wege unb 8riiden ni6t elm
bringen fpnnte. Nn ben Steaen, ipo bas
Wofier bic Straben Der Srt19aften inter
nii6lt bat unb mod tpeiteres @rbrei@ in
Mitleibenf9oft 5u ateben brDbt, baben Die
Yiontere 8%aum5peige b%efetigt, Inn Der lDetz
teren untertpiblung ~boraubeugen. Die
Waherleitung na9 8alingen mar au9 un=
terbro9en, 10 baB Der @tabt bic erit 10 1pp6le
tbGttg %empfunbene @inri9tun9 porerit ptez
Der Angling. 0d es ii9 3und@it UNI @ieoerz
berfteaung Der 5ertDrten unb BEL 9dbtgten
WObnungen banbeGt ,pirb fi9 man8erMiBz
itanb etgeben, inbem es an 8auarbeitern
urb Material feblen pirb. Die SdgeflDke
unb Stdmr1e aus ben @Ggemiiblen finn fuft
alle fortgef3pemmt, bic @dgemiiblen la6mz
gelegt.
Ser S8aben gebt in bic MiGionen. Sin
frdftiges l1nterfiiBungspert fam i9neG in
Sang. On bic @ptBe Der 8eitraaenben
iteate ftb bic &Dnigin nit biertauienD Mart.
We9en Der 8dlinger ueberf9pemmungsz
notb le6nte Der &0ntg bic 8etbeilisung an
berf9teoenen Seitli9teiten ab. 9O9 err
l9ien er am 9. Sum- gum %5tpeiten DER 5tpei
Sefttdge oes gefummten tpiirttembergt59en
8riegerburoes in Der acknowledgements
8ibera9. l1nb tpie mir aus einem 9eri9te
i'm @4pdb. Mertur erfeben, erreibte i'm in
8tbera9 Der poblberbtente @ruB I9pdbtz
i9er 2anbsleute in Gbicagp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
2IusIano.

Dem britten beutf9en &ei9spaiTenz
bo11s in @9puba9 lit Elm rei4es 8ermd6tz
nib 5u She'll getporben. Ser beritorbene
&e9tsannalt @ngerer in Sraunitein but es
gum l1niperfalerben Teiner runb 100000
Mart b%etreffenben 9interlafenf4aft einge>
febt.
= 9ie @rnennung bes Numismatifers
Smbof in Wintertbur gum Sitter bes Or
beng u8pur le Merite" ntrb BON ben i6mei=
ger 3eitungen freubig per3ei3net. Die nelte
53iirber 3ettung bemertt, Der beuti 9e &atler
babe babur9 Der @9pet5 cine @ufmerffumz
felt unb @bre ertpieien, bic i'm gqnaen 2unoe
freubigen Miberba4 finben tperbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

Der IN SonoDn ber1torbere Sultan BON
SDbore tDar cine in alien europdi19en6ouptz
ftdoten tpobl6etdnnte YeriDnlt9feit. Sultan
Nbu 8etr mar Der I@errf9er zines fleinen
2Gno9ens an Der Siib5pibe bon 6intces
inbiea, bas etne SberffG9e bon nur $4,000
en9l. QuabratmeileH unb cine 8ebDlferund
BON 100000 Menf4en fat, auein fem flei2
nes Gei9 1T 6abur9 mertpiirbig, baB es fait
unter ben brttif9en &anpnen BON Stngapore
feline 9elbitdnbigtett beipabrt bat. Die
Selb5tdnbigtett bes 9ultdns Bpm eSobore
tpurbe nod i'm Sabre 1893 BON einem englt=
16en @eri9te. anerfannt, als Elm 5rdulein
Wtgbea ben Sultan Sbu 8etr, Der in @nge
Lamb unter benz profdif9en Ndmen vIlbert
Safer" gereiit unb nit Der Dame in ndhere
8~e5iebuneen getreten mar, ipegen 8r1t9es
bes @6eber1pre9ens berfldgte. 0as @ert9t
erflGrte fi9 ndmIi9 fir ni9t %5uitdnoig,
neil Elm e1gli19er @eri6tS6pf iiber einen
elbitGnbtgen 6errl9er feline Surisbtftion
be5tbt. @6u 8etr 1T SO Sabre alt getporben.
1866 bate er BON feinem 8ater ben rS6ron"
BON eSSDbpre geerbt u1nb als i'm Na9barreid9e
Muar Der Sultan Mlt ftarb, prDtlamirte iGn
audi bos 8olf bon Muar gum Siir1ten. 1866
ernannte i'm bic &Dnigin BON Gnglanb gum
Sultan" unb berlieb ibm ben Sitel rtDnig<
li9e 9obeit". @rft unter bieIem Siirftea
tpurbe eSp6Dre benz europdif@en 9a1Del err
f6lpf1en. @r prbnete bic G~e9tspflege, lieB
@traBen bduen, erri6tete S9ulen unb ldnf
cine poltaet na9 europGi19em Muiter; aber
cine &riegsma9t befab er nt9t. 9a5 8oIt
bon Sobore, aus Malapen unb @binefen
beitebenb, bef6dftigt fi9 ausi4lieBli6 nit
benz Qanbbau unb erpprttrt pfeffer, Sugo,
3tnr1, S6ee, &affee, @lfenbein, S9tlbplatt
nnb &afdp. Ser Sultan mar BEL stnen:
engliF@en MtiIiondr in Gtngapore eraogen,
mo er audi bebeutenben 6Guferz un6 2lnbz
beftb ererbt bat. Seine gintinfte ftnb 5e6r
bebeutenbe: fte 1tanmen bauptfG9lt9 aug
Der @erpa9tung bes Monopols gum Spiz
um6anbel, aus elmer Spielbanffon5effipn,
aus benz 3oa auf @pirituofen unb fleinea
Grpprt5D1en. Mte ale orientalif9en 6iir=
item, mar audi Mbu 8etr Elm GROCER Sreunb
BON @beliteinen. Seine @9Gbe in 8rillanten
unb 9retiofen 1o1en einen Wertb BON SO
Bis 60 MtIionen Mart beiiBen. Sn p~ffi5ielz
ler &leibung trug er fir ettpa 40 Mtqtonen
Scar 0iomdnten an ii9. Ser @riff unb
bic @9eibe Tetnes @Gbels btlben cine folibe
Ma1Ie fo1tbarer @teine. MuBer BON -,SSu>
fpelen mar err au9 Elm 2iebbaber BON quten
-Bferben nnb Odhten, @ein Sta1 beitebt aus
200 Bferben, unter benen ii9 finite Nraber,
mutbige 9elbtzPpnies, 8olblutzNuftralie
unb inbiT6e @oGotpaps befinben. 3peimol
i'm Sabre fpenbete Der Sultan einen 8ed5er=
preis gu ben Sodebrennen in Singapore unb
bra9te Elm babies 9ubenb Renner an ben
Start. Sn leinem 3elte am GennplaB purbe
gbampagner, Sis unb 8adipert aum 8eitelt
gegeben unb feline eingeborene Wufiffopeue
BON 80 Mann fptelte obpe9felnb nit Der
enqli19en &eeimentsmu1if. Ser Sultan bot
f6on i'm Sabre 1889 &arlsbab befu9t unb
befanb fi9 audi iebt pteber auf Der &eiIe
bortbin, als i'm na6 tur5em &ranfenlager
Der Sob in 2onbpn e~retlte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
aoadbe'rltd5e autttots ataats- asHaseta, aentt.uoa1, 20. arnt 1895.

limb IS CAB ba npd9 cine gon3e &eibe bnrt
Getldmez8lumenfpdgen re9t getpagter Dirt,
barunter einen, auf nel6em Gboriitin1en
elmer 8rater6ibne, BON Der 8rut Biz Su beR
&n0beln in bielfarbiqen Srifots, ibre Nei3e
aur G6au fteGten. @ir lafen es Bel pielen
8eifpielen befpenben. sic 3eigen, baB man
BEL Der 3ulafIung BON n8lumennagsn" gum
~iiinqiten Wiener 8lumentorfo na9iidttdtr
mar, als bies Der quite Sei9mad gebpsen
Bate.
9as Sabenofeffe unb 6ibf6ete, nit Dem
8ten in Der ~jinqften 3eit auf benz @e6iete
bes Sebenspertben unb Der 3erftreuung fez
rei9ert tpurbe, tit r8enebiginW en-.
Qpnbon unb Berlin baben berdrtiges I9pn
ge6abt, bier 1T aber dlles bort @ebotene in
iebem 8etra9t peit iibertroffen. &uf ei1em
Serrain BON a9ttauienb Auabratmetcrn er=
bebt 5i9 inmitten bes nit uralten 8dltrten
be itanbenen y@nglif9en 9artens" i'm prater
Elm 2agunenbtlo, oas naturgetreuer ntAt
mebr berpprge5aubert tperben fOnnte. Die
ttlgerehten Palu3ai iinb pruttifdbel, 8e1fs
tGtten, @erfaufsldben, Sat- unb &affeez
6duIer befinben fi9 in ibnen. Die elm 8ilDs
meter lan9en Gd9unen tperpen BON ef)ten
@enettaner @pnbeln, bic e4te 8enttiarsr
9onbolieri lenten, befabren. Srigindk@an
ger unb Sdngerinnen, Mufiter, SGn5erinz
men etc. beleben bic Gampt, Die befanntsn
8enetiuner pldben nit neutrality-suspicious.
Sreue na9gebiloet fino. Man tpdbnt ll4
nirtli9 na9 8enebig Derfebt, urb Der Nrdyiz
teft Marmoret, Der @96pfer bon u4lt@
@ier" Der @6riftfte1er S. @9niber llnb
Der Director @abpr Steiner, bic nit bereinz
ten &rGften bos prd9tige Wert ins 2eben
g%erufen, beinfen bon 9O4 unb Ni.orig
rei9e, tpoblberbtente Entertaining Elm. Sliez
Ies v8enebig" bilbet iebt ben grDBten In6iez
~bungspuntt fir @inbeimiI9e unb 5reabe
unb gebDrt an 590nen Sa9en, beaiebun9s=
peiIe Mbenben 5u ben meiftbeiu9ten 2ofaltz
tdten unb gu ben beliebteiten 8enbe3pous=
Orten ber &efibens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
([asl0rld
fir ssugIinge und Kinder.

fir SSugIinge und Kinder.
Castorfa bef6rdert Verdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magens&ure, Diarrhoe und Fieber-1u-
stdnde. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf nattirlich.
Castoria entha1t weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
M1ttel fur Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne." FL. A. ROB II. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
''Seit mehreren Jahren babe 1ch 'Oastoria'
ompfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, ds es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F.. PARDEE, M. D.,
1875. st. und z. Ave., New York City.
ssAus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtupg
kahn ich sagen, dasS Castor1a cine trefdiche
Med1zin fir Kinder ist, da es abfihrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsamo
Wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecbt erhalt.
Viele Mutter haben mir erzahlt, vie ausge-
geichnet es 1hren K1ndern bekommt."
DR.. G.. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Thee ENTAuR COMPANY, II Murray Street. NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
agsemn sic an Mheumotiamua 1..-

xxNeNH 0te an Utbeutt0tt3MttS Ietnrn
t3relbt NIB i'd. ienbe II nentgeItIth EN- S,oS.t So.
@iinosrearltsn Wteot5iit bic IntidS uns man6e arber. bon.
@9eumotismus bebaftet mareu. Swhu 81 S @.WMtI
wt'Ispautss. @9ts. Sept A. sisStiins''
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Git 0~ankbarer DQtient.

Der Ieinen Nanen ni6t eenannt baben min. utb her
feline ppGffdncise MISUNDERSTANDING bon Td,,pe=
rem 9eibet elmer IN einem Spttor6n6 anaeesbs.
mel! @r5nei %nerOanft, IdBt bnr5 uns baiIelbe fptt.-ss
9ieies 8rOBe Bud entbGlt yic,cpte, Die in ie6er
@potbete 9elnabt tperoen t5nnei. 5dift sure
@breiie NIT @rief1narte an .~,9Sriuat @Iinif un6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

= Ser Grbauer bes NorbzOffee z&anals,
Der @trtli9e @ebetme Sber : 8duratb
8aenf4, 1T an g.. Sunt 1926 in3eiB gsboren
a1s Sobn bes Poitrdtbs 8aenf4. Na9 @b-
folDtrung bes 9bmnafiums ptbmete er fh9
benz Stubtum Der Matbematit u1b bes 8aua
fa9s duf Der 8erliner 8auzNfabemte nrb
trot 1916 als 2anb= unb 8a1erz8auzSnz
auf bem @ebiet bes 8oferboues pur feline
erfte Mrbeit Der @nttpurf 81 elmer l1eber@
briidung Der @Ibe, tpel9er iebO4 ni9t gun
Musfiibrlng gelangt tit. Sn elmer fpdteren
Stellung BEL Der &egiernng gu 2iegniB, in
tpel6er i'm 6p9bauten in @nfpru9 nabmen,
ri9tete er 5ein @tubium auf @iienz unb
8riidenz& Son ftruftionen; in 6Olge beffe N
iiberna9m er 3nif9en 1858 unb 1862 ben
8au 5ablrei9er rbeintf9er @iienbabn>
8riiden unb 8dbnbOfsz &nlagen; unter leBz
teren fat in fa@mdnnif@ en &reiien feline
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

Mt@ iiber ben fiir5li9 obgebaltcnen
8Iumencoro lGBt ftb biefes Subr
ni9t bel @utes foqen. Wenn es bic WGenQe
auein tbGte, bann miiBte man i'm aaerbings
als bD9it gelungen be5ei9nen. Die She'll
nabme mar cine auBerorbentli9 groBe. Sebr
biele 8lumenpagen, riefige 3uI9ausrmenz
gen, fdrbenprG9tige 8tlber II. +. ~. - fura
Mles, mas Guberli9 ba3u gebDrt = muir
feline Sttmmung, nod tpe1iger Elm Derlta6=
Ter 8lumencorIo unb no9 Diel neniger lene
bataille DIES ~fleures, Die iein muBte, peru1
bas 8un5e feinen Namen re9tfertigen fDlte.
9D9 fpre9en mir ni9t BON ben %gelangipeilz
ten @eii4tern in ben blumengei9midtfn
Wogen, BON Der 3agbafttgteit, nit Der bier
unb ba Elm @trGuB9en geporfen ipurce,
BON Der frDitigen &dlte, bic iiber Dem vprid6z
tigen Set" ru6te, BON Der y0eB", bic 1ur bic
liebe Sugenb am Saun1e bes Sabrpegs ith
md9te; feben mir BON dlebem ab unb frage1
mir ni9t tpeiter, pb bas ntrfli9 Elm ,8la=
menfeit" in Der e~initigen Y6Gatenftabt, RI
bas cine v1nterbaltung" in benz berii6lnten
8iener prater 1ein foIte, unb gebenfen mir
lebiglib Der mebr als fonberbaren r8lumen=
pagen", bic man gu benz Gprfo Sugsl1fen
bat: On Der Perioberie 8iens miro Elm
Cafe fin de steele erridbtet. Srt unb
Same 1afen ~geniigenb oeutli9 ertenaen,
lpel9er Qrt bieIes @afe fein foa. Nu9 Elm
fol9es 2otal fam Der &etlame ni@t sntz
ratben, aber biefe auf benz 8lumentOrIo,
ND Der &uiierbof erf6etnt, ipo iunge Ytdbz
9en in Mtahen finb, bur6 etnen auffallenb
ausgeitatteten Wagen unb lei4tgef9Ir5te
tiinftige 8eiu9erinnen bes 2ofafs betrei9en
gu laffsn, 1T bod ppbl elm itartes Stadleia,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

Q 9ie firmif9 betpegten @orgdn9e Der Gebz
ten Sage auf Dem communalpolttif9en Sc
biete baben por etnigen @6enOen i'm Burg
t9eater Elm @9D gepedt, pel4es, ipenn au4
efpas %perfpGtet, bod cine be5ei9nenbeHarbz
sloffe gu ben WunOluugen in unferem Sc
meinfpeIen biIbet. 6err 8itte dls eriter
8iirger bate 6eim Siterfpa5iergang i'm err
ften She'll bes r5anit" geraOe Die bsfannz
ten @erie geipro3en:
gsein, CT 9efaGt mir ni6t, Der neue 9 ir
meifer!
guF. Da er's iii, tpirO ct nur td9li6 ereif!er.
11nb fir Die Stnot, mas tbut Denn er?
9girD es nibt aQe Gage i1limmer?
@eDor6en iOl man nebr als INNER
1lnO 3dblcn mebr ais ic Dorber.
Sin irpnif9es 2a3en entftanb gletA nu4
ben erften @orten, bas, auf Der @alerie be-
ginnenb, erit f9ii9tern, bann INNER itdrfcr
anf9tpe1enb, Barquet unb 2ogen nit fortz
reiBenb, baGb bus gan5e 9aus erfiiGte nnb
Die f%ol9erben @erfe neri9lang. 9ie .oberen
3ebntuuienb", bic i'm S9euter nnten itBen,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
4 HISTORIC EVENT.
OF Great PomP and Importance In the
French Church.

There viii take place very soon ~ the
town Of Clerra0ut- Fe-rand, in AuyeTzne.
a ceremony which ought indeed q pToTe
imposing II IL hears any Just relation In
the way II. pornp and plcttIrosqu 'snes~ 70
the historic Importance OF the event con-
uemorafssl-
Our French neighho-s propose a. the
time ard place mentioned 70 celebrate
the eighth centenary Of the famous COM
Gil Of Clermoni. eonvosed b Pope rtz4n
II in the wear 1895 4. D.
Then and there IL was as students ~
history know. that the first crusade was
decided upon-the opening &C: 81 that n
ternstelv hostile and friendly inte-ac' Ion
OF contract and conflict between the vest
and the est which has never esa-ct since
and has i,s erli=osIes fcCisy IN arEl'el "a aiid
the sb5s-.I ysTler- Tire economies VII
b. opened BIZ : devotional Tr'o.un, bed
CT Hay 10, Il and IS.
On the ieth there IS TO be bed high
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05

Mr.. Seward said that the northern people
were weary Of the war. They desired peace
and restoration of harmony, and he believed
would be willing TO pay, as an indemnity for
the slaves, what would be required TO con-
tinus the war, but stated no amount.-Paes
Sis
Here, in the ca.efully worded but en-
phatic expression pf individual opinion by
the president of the United States and hts
secretary of state, is what must appear Ia
every candid person as a sufficient basis
for Mr.. Wat+ersons statement that Mr..
Lincoln had intimated that payment for
the slaves was not outside of possible
agreement for reunion and peace.
Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward were not
at Hampton Roads to talk chaff or 70 COM
municate 10 the south meaningless Cos
sip about the drift of northern sentiment.
The mention of the possibility of repay
ment for the slaves, the mention of the fig
ures of s400, 900, 600, We're significant when
understood in connection with the firmly
repeated statement that the restoration Of
the Union was an indispensable pceLmi-
nary to any agreement whatsoever.
Very likely the alleged incident of the
hugging of Stephensand the remark about
writing Union at the top of the sheet of
paper are no more than the Imaginative
form in which the poetry of tradition rep
resents the attitude assumed by Mr.. Lin
coin on thai occasion. Watterson is an
orator ard q poet. When he says that
''the private memorabilia of those who
knew" will show what terms were really
offered the Confederacy within so days Of
its overthrow, he possibly may refer to
negotiations entirely apart from the Hamp-
ton Roads conference. Colonel Watterson
may have special information on this sub
ject. He says he shall not tell tales out
of school. And he also says that he will
be dead and gone when these private mem
orabilia come out-New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
ELECTRICAL IRRIGATION.
To BE Tried In California and Said to BE
Very Cheap.

Irrigating by electricity is TO become
an accomplished fact at san Bernardino,
Cal An electric light company has just
perfected arrangements for an eight mile
circuit. which shall cover the farms and
orchards TO the north of the city, and by
means of stationary pumps and movable
motors the water for irrigating purposes
will be raised and distributed.
The plan is for the formation of small
districts along the line of circuit, each dis
trict TO have the use of motor. 1t will
be attached to a pump certain number OF
hours, just as irrigating bitches are open
for regular periods. then moved into the
next field connected with the wire, the
current turned on and each field in the
district served in turn and as the water is
needed.
The scheme is the result Of a peculiar
condition in many parts OF the valley, and
If il works as the projectors contemplate
will no doubt become universally used in
districts where it is practicable. The
ground and even the mountains which
surround this valley are a huge sponge.
The earth is full OF wafer, and a well put
down would find moisture in abundance.
The problem has been to raise the water,
but no means had been devised which was
reliable and that was not expensive.
windmils were unreliable, while gasoline
engines cost more 70 operate than il does
to bug water right from some of the IL
rigation companies.
The cost Of pumping by the electric mo-
tors is estimated at sl.l5 per month per
acre. or less than g. per acre for the irri-
eating season at is longest. Water rights
cost from 500 10 $50 per acre, 50 that
the cost Of irrigaJing by the proposed
method i less than the interest on the
cost Of a water right il purchased out
right-San Francisco Examiner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
TALES OF THE TINES.
Saved His Watch Besides Having an Eye
TO Business.

Henry A. Wilder attorney at law, has
an eve 10 business at all times and under
ell circumstances. He was sitting in Cap
Rounds saloon when two robbers came IN,
and while one Of them pointed revolver
al Rounds the other emptied the contents
Of the cash drawer in his hat. The thieves
then walked over TO where Attorney Wild
er was sitting and ordered him to deliver
what yaluabies he had.
MI Wilder Is the pOssessor Of a fine gold
watch, bUt be did not want 70 part with
it He told the robbers he was q lawyer,
thinking that would soften their hearts to-
ward him, but they were relentless.
Search him, Jim, - said the man who
held the gun. and be quick about il.
Jim ran his fingers into Mr.. Wiidsr's
vest pocket and found the watch He was
tugCing AZ the chain In an attempt 20
brcak II when Mr.. Wilder said:
Gentlemen, do vou appreciate the gray
Try OF the crime which you are commit
tings"
lie then reached into the TOP pocket o,
his vest and drew out SEVERAL OF h. prufes
sionAl cards. Handing che 10 the thi-f
who had his watch, he continued:
Here i NV card, and you may want
me 70 defend you II you srs arrested fer
rUhhlng the saloon keeper, Mr.. Rounds. /
would b good witness for the Fro7eca
ton. but G. courSe II / -sepresented vog
gentlemen no power on EAR - coula oonpi
me a az attorney - testify against NJ
clients NJ lawyer in Chicago would &c
fe1d 5 thief who robbed brother after
ney - ycu - hy rob5iEg ms q nv watch
you are committing VERY foolish ass-
Now, you look g. - iutellig gent gentlemen,
and leavs The case IL your hands trlst:-
ing rilas yoU- verdict vii bs fOr the defend
an
Take the Fentlernsn's card Jisp, and
leave TIE watch said fhe faief who bed
the revolver az NJ Wilder-s had Hes
al right and we nay herd him II be
could make that spieI 20 a Jury, we d bs
acquitted
A. the rrbfeTs hsci-ed OFT of the saloor
~. = der shouted SITTER then.
Is u-ai8e- = usually 80. '--Chics@c
Tl1le-- Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
GREAT RELAY RACE.
From Chicago to New York, to BE Man
aged by Newspapers Along the Route.


Arrangements are now being made for
one of the greatest road races ever run in
this country, and one which will doubtless
be of absorbing interest TO bicyclists in all
parts of the country. The plan proposed
is 10 give relay race from Chicago to
New York from June to g.
The race viii embrace many interesting
characteristics. 1t will be run in relays
of two riders, one competitor wearing red
and the other wearing blue. A package
containing an important message will be
carried by each rider, who viii give it to
each succeeding rider Of the same side
that is, the red rider viii give it 10 the red
and the blue rider to the blue.
The one arriving in New York first will
be declared the winner. The individual
relays Will be ridden by a courier and sub
stirute on each side. The time of each
relay viii decide the winner of the same
The substitute viii only take the place Of
the courier in case of accident
The great race viii be under the auspices
Of the leading newspapers along the route.
-Clevcland Plain Dealer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
he Believes In Silver.

Joel Chandler Harris, the financial ed
itor of the Atlanta Constitution, receives
his salary of $3.50 per week in bright sill
yer dollars. Mr.. Harris will touch no 9TH
er kind of money, and if the cashier OF
The Constitution office doesn't happen to
have silver on hand Mr.. Harris will allow
his salary to accumulate until supply is
laid in. Last week while attempting To
carry home three weeks salary Mr.. Harris
was so unfortunate as TO seriously wrench
his back. He has been confined to his
home ever since.-Washington Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.


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You where ii pays 20 advertise.
Il YOU have anything To BUY. SELL.
TRADE OR RENT. try these columns.
PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
No advertisements taken for less than ~
cents.
One line advertisements charged same
rate "a two lines
.,Prices given under classified heads IN
us column applicable only TO locai au-
REFRESHMENTS No foreign advertisements
TAKEN at above rate
answers TO advertisements sent IN csro
Vi VI, me EAGLE once shoSi3 be called IoE
,et..h ten days OF insertion. When au-
ssfusers wish repiys forwarded 10 them
'9Sinped envelopes must be sent
,I.eierence 70 former advertisements
snDuld give description and date OF IN.
sSSIu9n or copy os the advertisement
should be sent
MOI responsible for advertisements given
Ut ,Eiscon unued by telephone.
NidSSined adver S;sements viii be cents
per hre each Insertion: average seven
words 10 line. agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
Perpetual Motion on a Tricycle.

A young man from Fairhaven. Mimi,
IS about 10 make a test in st. Cloud of a
huge tricycle. which ne proposes 10 opeIa ate
by perpetual motion generated from the
weight of his body alone 1t has two MAN.
moth wheels, each II feet in diameter,
and a foot steering wheel in front
Two wealthy men Of st Clcud advanced
the young man funds with which TO make
test OF his plan. The ride will be To-
Gated about ten feet from earth. Chicago
Tribpna