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The Redwood gazette., 1895-10-03
SUMMARY OF WEEKS NEWS
Tuesday, Sept. "a.

Tuesday, Sept. "a.
Frost occurred in Kansas and Missouri
Sunday night.
Bartola Masso has been chosen presi-
dent of the Cuban republic.
The trial of H. H. Holmes for the
murder of B. F. Pietzel has been set
down for trial Oct. %, at Philadelphia.
The strike of finishers at the Oliver
Iron and Steel company's mill at Pitts
burg has been declared off, the men
notifying the firm Of their willingness
to return at the company's terms.
The congregation Of the First Presby-
terian church at Washington has voted
to extend call to Rev. Z. De Witt Tai
mage to be co-pastcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland are members of this church.
Wednesday, Sept. rs.
The widow of General Crooks, the
famous Indian fighter, is dead.
An investigation of charges of bribery
and corruption against police has begun
at Pittsburg.
A rebellion has broken out among ma
tives in the Portuguese portion of the
1SltllIl VI iIuOI.
Eddie Maloney, years old, was
burned to death at St. Paul while play
ing with fire.
The Northern State bank at Wash
burn, Wis, has opened for business, with
capital of $4,000
Among the arrivals on the Teutonic
at New York Wednesday was Hall
Caine, author of ''The Manxman."
Frank Regan, brakeman, was seri-
ously injured in collision on the
Northern Pacific near Muskoda, N. D.
Senator Allison and ex-senator Wash
burn had a long conference at Chicago.
It was said to be of no political interest.
It is announced that, with the sane
ton of the czar, a Russian bank with
very large capital will be opened for
business soon at Pekin, with a branch
at Shanghai.
The Redwood gazette., 1895-10-03
DIVISION SHEEP.

DIVISION C-SHEEP.
CLASS 2O-LEICESTERs & COTswOLDS.
Eve. Tyr and over, Pike, 1st IS 90
Eve lamb, same, LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 90
CLASS 21-DOWNS.
Ram,2yrs old and over,J A Willard, list s. 90
Same same ID. ......,.,......- 1 so
Ram lamb same, 1st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 90
Ram lamb, D w Banker, Cd ... i so
Eve, Tyr old and over; same. lst..... 0 eo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
9aS 8uubesober9eridt bat letten

eaS 9unbesoberseri@t bat Ietteu
Montas nit flint sesen pier Stimme"
oas Gintommeniteuers@ eiee fir per-
falunsswibris ertldrt. SIR bas @elee
ltimmten bic Seidter 9arlan, Srown,
Sadlon uuo @bite, uno oaseaeu T"Qer,
0ielb, @rap yremer uno Sbires. Oh
sleib an Der uo0eu Nbwir9uns oes
@e9ielbaIses, gu benz bas uripranSl'@s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bersits oaour@
seltaltst wuroe, oaB man bic Gabrits
unb gewerbstbdtisteit belteuerte uno Die
3inisns unb Ntenteeinnabmsn itsuerfre'
IieB, wenis seIesen lit, muB man li@
bod munbern, Bag IS m0sli3 1T. ME
Don eiuem aus neun Mitsliebern beites
bsnben &i9tereoQesium pier beba"pten,
bag ieue Sub" weiB unb flint bab lie
i4mars iei. @dre bic gnti&eibuns
etne elnlttmn1l9e 9enelen, V'eBe ltW VI"
Gnoe ni9t piel oasssen iasen, aber 10
itempelt iie bas gauge @eri@tsweien in
yanbe 81 elmer SARGE, iber mel@e
man, menn lie ni9t 81 ernit wdre, mabrs
bait LADEN miiBte.
SIM llebrisen baben bic G~apitaliiten
uno @eloiuoen aue llria@e nit oieier
gnti4eiouns ;ufrieoen 81 lsin.
BENIN iie weroen oaour@ nidt aQein uon
Dem an Tie beabii@tisten SteusrsNoerlaB
ionoern baben nunmebr au3 Die
auerbelte Musii9t, bag Sntel Gam, UNI
ieine Saiie 81 iiuen, iebr balo mieoer
,ur Mussabe weiterer Bombs uerunlaBt
biirite.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Der i4mdbli9e llebriif Der Demo-
tratie BON Gennelee, wel@er BARN
sipfelte, bag Der pom Tolt ermablte
@ouuerneur Guans rbtnausse5ablt"
unb Der 0emotrat Sournep 81 Nmt uno
@uroen erboben wuroe, benefit mieoerz
I'm nit un;weioeutiser &larbeit, III wel>
den Grtremen bic beiben alien 8ubel>
parteien im &f UNI Ma@t uno 8eute
sreifen. sic i9euen Dor teinem Mittcl
;urad, UNI ibren 9alt on Der &rippe 81
befeitisen. Beioe sebrau@en bic slei@en
Metbo6en unb 9ei@it9t es ibnen gang
re9t, menn lie abwe@ielnb nit slei@er
Min;e beimsesa3lt meroen, unb omar
unter ber obaetatelten gnti@uloisuns,
bag IS bic Nnoeren aud tbun." nn6
bies iin6 bic Sr9aniiationen. NIT oenen
cine sroBereNn3abl Yatentz& eformer ii@
uereinisen molten. Das @&abli4e elmer
berartisen Sutton tanu gar nidt oft sez
mug beruorseboben merben. 9altet feit
an ben Yrinsipieu Der Soltsportei uno
Der Sie9 lit unler!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Inter bieier lleberi@rift brinst bi
vOenuer &oao" folsenoen ;eitsemdBe'
@arnuussrui:
v9alt<t left on oer Omaha Ylatforn
pom eriten bis gum Ieeten Yarasrapben
bite! Gu9 aber, Nnbere nit &nippel:
bieben ~ beoieuen, neil iie u~nierer
Stanopuntt nidt 1T alien Sbeilen be:
9reifen tonnen. Gin gutter SilbersM ann
fann ebenio gut cine Tlinte tra9en unt
idieBen, wie Der raoitalite Yopuliit.
@esenwdrtis lit ni@t bic 3eit. uns iber
&%leini9teiten gu ;%anten, oenn mir molten
in 1895 bic S9la9t %9ewinnen. limb
bier;u babeu mir Stimmen n0tbi9."
Sttmmt! - Die goltspartei lit unier
S9iii. IS mdre l1niim wenn mir oai>
iclbe perlailen ODER uerienten wouten,
oenn es trdst eine oQ;u wertbuoQe
Tradt - bic 9oiinunsen elmer Nation.
IS lit jeoer;eit lei9ter, ein S3ifi 81
seritoren, ais elm Ioldes 81 bauen. Stint
Sabre bat es 9enommen, UNI bic Voltsz
partei 81 ibrer sesenmdrti9en Madt su
brin9en, aber mir iino nod LANCE nidt
III gnoe. @enn mir allenfaIs nit 9lnz
beren @emeini4aft i9lieBen woQen,
bann lit es bod beler, mir werieu oenz
ielben bic &ettun9sleine gu, %anltatt baB
mir ibnen entse9enldmimmen! Soute Elm
amber S9iii in Sidt tommen, wel@es
ben &f iur u~nlere principien AUDI
nur tbeilweiie iibernommen bat, laBt
uns bemlelben, 10 melt IS III unleren
&rditen itvbt uno ii9 nit u~nieren &ez
formbeitrebunsen uertrdst, biIirei@ sur
Seite iteben. (lniere Nui9abe 1T, Die
alien Eories, tuelde bic blatrotbe SABINE
oes alien ENGLAND iibreu uno I'M er
2ano 81 unterio@en oroben, gu l"tiirien,
unb mir iolten oeBbalb Nue. wel3e uus
bariu inter itiiten, wiQtommen beiben,
lelblt mem beren Tabne Der nniri9en
au@ ni3t gang slei9 iiebt. 9lber ballet
felt al benz Goltspartei> Tabrjeu9 uno
commanoirt pom Gerbed bes S9ifies
lelbit uno nidt pom @aher aus. Nuf
uni erem eiseuen S9iiie iiuo mir bic
Meijter ber Situation.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
0cbt Den 9abat nt@t a,lf,

0cbt oen 9abat nt&t at,t.
Neiluns w4brens sem Sebrau& seNelbem.
Sic Gabatss 2eibeni9att ma9it itetis
bel einem Meni9en, bis bas Neruenips
item ;errlttet, bic @eiunobeit ansesrif>
fen uno 3ufrieoenbeit Serit0rt iino.
Yl0tli@ aufjuboreu, 9reiit oas Spitem
gu iebr an, ba fir einen leioeni@aftli@en
@ebrau9er Der Gabat nit Der j3eit Elm
Stimulant bilbst, wel9es Der &Orper
unwioeritebli@ forbert. Baco-Curo
lit elm miKeni@aitlides Mittel, uorii9:
ti9 nod benz &e;ept zines %beriibmten
Nr;tes, met@er oaiielbe felt 1872 obne
einen einsisen Teb'i&laa sebrau@te, suz
i%ammenseiett uno lit rein uesetabilii@.
@dbreno Der Sur oirit ibr iouiel Iabat
sebrau@en, mie eu@ beliebt; oas Mittel
belebrt eu@ iofort, menn ibr aufb0ren
iout. Baco-Curo lit tein Subititut
fir ben Gabat, jonoern Elm burdaus
mi ileni3aftli9es 9eilmittel. 0eilurs
9arantirt, ODER bas @elo NIT 10 Yros.
;uriidbe;ablt. Sn alien Mpos
gu baben ODER bel Gmpian9 bes
per Yoit uerlanot. Yreis: 81
bic S9adtel ooer brei S9a9teln (3Os
&ur) fir $3.50. Senoet feds
Soitmarten fir cine Yrobel9a9>
tel nebit Yampblet uno Bemeilen an
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
0rmnobcft tann in Sqinois MID

0rmnobctit fann in Sqinois nt4t
auf Musldnber uererbt meroen, bos bat
jett oas iuinoiiii@e Oberitaatsseri@t Elm
fir ale Mal feitselteQt. Gin semiher
Gsan bate bel leinem Eobe Elm Geitas
ment binterla0en, III wel@em er ieinen
b04it m%ertbuolen @runobeiit I'M Goun>
tp @ansamon in Srlono lebenoen Ver>
manoten perma9te. Das Eeitament
muroe pon ameritanii@e Gerwanoten
bes @rblaIers auf @runb oes @eieees,
mel@es Mnsldnoer BON Der grmerbuns
ODER Grerbuns BON @runobsiit in SQis
nois ausi@lieBt, ansefo@ten uno bic
&la9e murbe in ritter Snitan5 fir Die
&laser entl@ieoen. Das Oberfaatsses
ri9t bat iett bieie @ntl@eiouns aufre4t
9ebalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Ginise @orte iber
@!5!2a3!!!9 81:
Cute Yfaumen 1T
Cts. oas Yfuno.
Cute &ofaen 3u
Cts. das Ytuno.
Sic befem &epfel III
10 Cts. bas Ytnuo.
Sic beiten $irnen 81
10 Cts. das Yfuno.
Sic beften Mpritoien ~
10 Cts. oas Yfnno.
Gin Yeriu4 nit irseno elmer Der obi
gen Sbltarter mirb eu9 iiber3eu gen,
Bag Yreiie unb @oaren redt iino.
M@tnn8Spo4,
&c., @rdf~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

@enn man bic v3uiaui9teiten" be-
tra9tet, pom benen aud bier3ulanoe bic
ent9iltisen @nti@eioun9en iber semi@>
tise @eieeesfra9en abbdnsen, 10 miro
ma unmiQturli@ al ben Iusipru&
Triebri@ 9eders lit oer baoii@eu &ams
mer erinnert: v@enn bic parteien"
meinte ct, r3ettel, CUR 9dlfte NIT &c:
monnm", CUR 9dlfte nit vyerloren"
bei@rieben, mie aus einem Xotterieraot
aS9en, 10 miirbe bos materielle Nedt oa:
bel ni@t i&le9ter fabren, als Bel ber
oft seraoeSu unbesreifli& mioeripru4s:
pollen llrtbeileu u~nierer @eri@te BOD:
iter Snltan;."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
Der Senat bes 81. GouareHes 1T

0cr Senat bes 81. gon9reiies 1T
bur9 bic tiir;lid erfolste Wabl zines
Senators fur ben Staat Oelaware uoQs
sdblis seuorbsn. SIM ndditen Senat
werben 43 &epubIitaner, 80 Oemotras
ten unb 6 Yopuliten uertreten iein.
Die Qstteren werben oemna1 bel ouen
Nb timmun9en, in wel9en bic Yolitit
cine &ole ipielt, bic ausidlassebenoe
Stimme babeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Sm Wi9isan lit ieit Grbobuns Der
@etrautej teuer pom 5000 auf $500 cine
mertmuroi9e %ltmwdlsuns in ben Grz
merbsperbdltniNen Der Ginmobner Dor
ii9 sesonsen. Nnitatt emes S@ants
teQners balten lid iett bic 8irtbe sinen
Yrouiior, Der ~anitatt S@naps, Spirits
Frumenti uno an Stele 0 God
tails, Tinctura Aurant. Compo-
situs osrabiolst. @ier wiro unter Dem
Namen pom yiquor v9oroei" per;apft.
Die Ndui DE weroen mebr, aber bic Gins
nabmen aus Dem @etrantebanoel NEE
niger.
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Sitter beS MQccQbccS.

Sin Transformations i9reibt uns Don
eiueoln, 9tebr.. wie fol9t. Na@bem mir att
bere Wittel obue Griol9 bel bartnadisen SUI
iteuanfaQeu bel mi eru beibeu &ilberu per-
iu9t batteu, ueriu9teu mir Or. Sings Neue
Gutoedun9, uab III sruei Sa9en wurea bic
&irber 9eiuub. 8ir mSdteu nidt obne ie
fem, ba uus bic griabrum9 9elebrt, baB ie
bsilt no anoere Wtittel erfolSloS iimb. IS.
". Steueus. State Com" Warum ui6t
bieies Mittel periu9em. lit IS bod 9arautirt
unb iinb bod Yrobehai9en irei III >. W.
Oliens apotbete. @eu0bnli@e grObe so
Gents umb 81. 6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Sett> no ber @eisen uon ben Tars
mern srDBtentbeils uertauft lit uno ii@
in ben 9anoen uon Spetulanten befins
bet, fanst bsrielbe all wirtli@ IN bic
90be gu seben. Der Yrofit iaut alio,
ME sewobnli9, nidt ben Griteren ion>
bern ben 2ebteren gu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Office of the PIONEER PRESS co, c. W. HoRNcK, supt.
St. Paul, MINI, Sept 7, 1894.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co.. La Crosse, Wis:
@ertbe 6eren - St pHen Sabren ma 9 benz abas9enuB r9e@n mor audte
tash4 pni inbebn bis 3wans9 eisarrm. gem Msrpenlgtsm ~r 10 or9 ,erraast, oab
mIn @pt mir nnpnML bas Namben aubuWben. SD pr1udte bic Jog. ".Keeey Cure
nNeIo,Basn me oettx6sne anSse NihHl: i@o$ B. o9ms qrios, G 1 i'd, burg %"5S Ma st ai
BACOCURO aufnnriam mube. 8or 9cnau beiQ Soben be9anu l1 ong ebrau9 eNes
@9utes me mnp 9eus aefeben. bab ID aIoiut fem 9sftln9 EN- a"9 s sMsre ig %ns 1e s% re-
BACoCUR0 enfa9 wuaoeruafeno unO baq i'd 0ahelbe beae"s emptSbm s.xx
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
@iro lid bic bemotratii9e Yart

Diro lid bic oemotratii@e Yartei
in nd4iteu Sabre fir Greiiilber ertla>
TEN? Sber fir mas miro lie ii@ lonit
ertldren? Wos oos Di@tisite lit, wirb
iis ibr Seripreden mad irseno elmer
Ri9tun9 bin aud balten? Da lie9t 9e>
raoe Der 9aale I'M Yiciier." Der Con-
9reR uon 1892 muroe aui e,ner Treilil>
bersBlatiorm erwdblt. Sat oerlelbe
nidt leiuem Seripre4en brett ent9e9en
%9ebanoelt? limb lit etma irseno mel9er
@erlaB auf Die republitanii6e partei?
@roBe l1rla@e fir oieien @lauben 1T
wabrlib ni9t uorbanoen. @ie ia9t
bod pas Spridmort? - g Did Sc
mano einmal bintersebt, bei@ame ibn;
9elin9t es ibm gum ;weiten Male, bann
1@ame Oi@ oeiner ielblt!" Sino ni9t
bieie Worte in Terbinouns nit ben beiz
ben alien Yarteien an9ebradt?..
Die uNmal9amateo NNociation" bat
lebte Wo@e in Bittsburg in ibrem
&f far b09ere 20bne uno bic Nners
tennun9 ibrer Organization eiren neuen
Grfol9 errun9en. Sn Den v8eiuums
Sron @orts" Der @ebriber Moorebeab
wur5e ben Nrbeitern in olen 0eparte>
ments bic vNmal9amateb" H. 5tala Be-
miuist. 9ie Sobnerb0buns betrdst
3ebn bis finisebn Procent. Oer Sc:
iu9 bes Brdiioenten @arlanb pon BE,
rNmalsamateo NNociation" in Doun9s:
town, g., bat bic Tolse sebabt, bal
iammtli@en Arbeitern I'M oortisen Gbol
bic l1nions@ate bemiQist moroen lit uni
bielelben bic Nrbeit mieoer aufsenommel
boben. Sones & 2au9blin iouen oi
No9ne ibrer 1000 Nrbeiter in ben Slime
ritan @iienmerten ebenfalls I'M 10 Pro
gent erb0bt baben. Sosar bic beri@
tiste garnesie>S electromagnetic iou be
FAINT sema@t baben, bab iie ibren ar
beitern in alien ibren Tabriten, 5uiam
men unsefabr $4,000 Mann, pom l
SUM- an ben 2obn UNI 3ebn 9roSent er
b0ben wirb. IS ware gu mini@en
.bab ii@ oieie No@ri@tem beitatisen uni
bic Nrbeiter III ben srobeu Tabrtten mie
Der 10 piel per6;enen wirben, um cit
meni@enwiiroiSes Daiein. fubren gu ton
men.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
waut.a a Race with Defender.

New York Sept. o.-An evening paper
announces that another challenge mas
been issued for the Americas cup: conilii2
from Charles Ross. son Of S!r Jchn
Ross of London. who has cabled chai-
lenge for race in 1896. to ex-CCmmodore
James ID. Smith, chairman Of the cup
committee of the New York Yacht club.
The challenge was turned over 10 The
New York Yacht club. It cannot be
formally acted upon because IL was rot
made in the proper form. According 10
the terms on which the cup is held by the
club. a challenge must be sent 20 Us sec
retary through the secretary OF the club
to which the challenger belongs, and rot
bv an individual Mr. Ross i said TO
be a membero the Royal Yacht squadron
and if he really desires race. the tech
ricalities could doubtless be arranged.
New Rochelle, n. ", Sept. D.-Mf. tse-
lin was seen at his home, Premium
Point He says the report from London
is correct in reference 70 the ofief OF
s. 600 for race in English waters He
received a cableerana last evening from
Mr.. Laycock of London. transmitting the
offer Mr.. Iseln replied by cable. NO
definite answer can be given at present
Thanks"
Mr.. Iselin says there has been no bnsi-
ness meeting of the three owners of De-
ferder since the Valkyrie-D races,
therefore there has been no deliberate
action takn to decide whether or not De-
fender will go to Europe.
London, Sent. H--The Field this morn
ing SAYS that wealthy gentleman is
prepared to build cutter with which to
challenge for the Americas cup in 1895.
providing the New York Yacht club Will
consent to sail the matches in waters
where the yachts will rot be interfered
with. ''The unfortunate ending this
wear" the Field SAYS. was due to the
refusal of the Americas cup committee to
change the venue of the races The fact
18th at Lord Dunraven should have in
sisted unon the change ard not merely
appealed to the committees sense of fair
play"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
CITY IN BRlEG.

Mr.. Frank Garst. prominent cattle
man of New Mexico, is in the city Vis-
iting his brother.
Mrs. E. A. Pope and her daughter.
Miss Mary. Will start this evening 10
ioin their family at their future home
in Illinois.
II. f. Baker has received the litho-
graphed copies Of the Frederick Doug
las funeral march whitten by y. Clarke
Smith of this city. the work IS from
Brainards Sons of Chicago and is very
artistic.
I.edia Bright applied for a divorce
from her husband Harry Bright, in the
district court yesterday. They have
been married two years only and she
accuses him of enough shortcomings
and abuses OF matrimonial rights, that
should have been committed in a life
time.
Mr.. D. a. Garst contemplates the or
ganiza ton Of a lodge Of the Silver
Knights in this city and has been au-
thorizsd % do 50 by the proper authoEi-
ties. He thinks the lodge system OF
pushing the silver movement IS the cor
rect method. In the first place II pro
vides for the organization Of a fund
with which u carry on the business.
l.. c. Jackson Is in the city. lie says
that the report that he had left Wicb-
ita Or gwen u2 MS business interests
here = all stuff and nonsense. While
he has business Interests II Chicago
and viii be in that city part of the time
most u MS time WilI De spent in Wich-
ta and this city VII be his home. Re
has IL no wise lost fa.Vh IN rAe Peerless
Princess
a -. = e
flv home. No. IA North Estelia avenue.
- 2 o'clock Thursday night. after z
brief HlBess- Fule-al services we're held
from TIE residence .; 4 o'clock yest@r-
day afternoon Deceased vas So years
of age. vas a faithful wife. devoted
u1otaer aad a consistent Christian @e-
man. a large family Of sons aud dsu-
ga;ers and larger circle of frssa1s and
aca1a .ntssfces mourn her taking away
c .. Eica: q Chicago. Who owns ons
OF the 5es- business houses on Azin
street % writing % -Ar. Eckst tein q t0ls
city speaks sadly abost the situation "a
yyichita He SAYS nat fanaficism %
paving the Wsy very rapidly .or ne
sheriff and auctioneer aa9 thai prop
er1y hol1e-s and TAX payers. Ike birf'-
sals. rnust feSi discouraged he de-
plores tae situation and hopes ths; u
TiH end soon A. DO everybody else s-0o
have property here
T DeEey $50. = Abilene. z7d
sssta. y rBe Aggra. called yesterday
i, e.,yrepany Esta ais Cd friea8 EeE
C-.H.o II D<Eey is attending ne
ess-~ei cs8Fz z-hese - kes sgzse case
-.eais.z. De - h.aks that tze 60 o1s.8g
z-7aln-x = fgns viii - oze y Tsh4cn
.1.--e VIII ~ bct tTo CONTESTANTS. IT.
-slss AID g,1-tCn. 4aeIsr~ = sl flga1
as reporeas - Elu- @gcers ta~ cgzll.l.3-
-.ssx hzs s,eea xroaxhs ~ q lzse over
ssse cziis.S = ggsEs 5U.y 20 e-s>-cs
The .-ah-5!to-y .---
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
GAVE II ALL AWAY.
Secret Meeting was Held in the City Build
ing Last Night.

A reporter for the Eagle got a tip
last night that some kind of a secret
meeting was being held in the city
building and he went down at half
past ten o'clock to nose around a little.
He took his position at the foot Of the
stairs and awaited developments. The
first man 10 come ont was Chief Mas
sey and when the reporter asked him
what the meeting was being held for
said IL was sort of social affair and
there was nothing for a news item
Then Rev. David Winters came out
and he was sure that it was a meeting
for the purpose of passing cOngratula-
tory resolutions for the Eagle which
caused the reporter to nearly drop dead
David Smythe and Mr.. Keck the two
heavy members Of the board Of police
commissioners came out in the hall ard
looked cautiously around and then de-
scended the stairs and when the report
er expressed delight at meeting them
they became confidential and said the
city council had made a kick about
the bill boards and the meeting was
for the purpose of coming to some TN
derstanding about them.
J. y. McEewen came down and look
ed at an angle Of IS degrees over the
reporters head and could not be- in
duced 70 cast mis- eyes near enough this
tive Of the Eagle. He jumped into MS
carriage and drove off like a man from
the rural district coming 10 town after
a veterinary surgeon when his 5esr
horse is sick.
The naxt face TO beam down the hall
way was that of the polite mayor ot
Wichita He : too good a politician
% go back on the newspaper people and
he at once lighted a fresh cigar and
proceeded 10 unboSom himself 10 The r---
porter.
This meeting ne said. was for
the purpose OF coming 70 some uH 1er
standing about boring for gas az coal.
We have been monkeyinS no@ long
enough and Ne are going 10 90 tor The
gas a. once
What causes Brother WINTERS %
take mold OF the gas well
~Weu yoG see be wants The yei sunk
near the First Presbyterian caG-ch 50
that he can get more light Th- preach
ers yea see. want 10 give the people
light"
board taking q lively interest n the
gas well2"
"8e!l nov that Is foolish question
u ask Snythe * a Democrat and
want 10 know i zve-y Democrat j. aoE
n ressi * li.hs Nothing sA2r- r =
: iGh pressure gas zsu wii ever q able
10 light - ze mind of DeDec..i- Ike
Dave Su-ytEe-
: II. SLACK an Charles = Flsss 1r9-
came our 80 close CONVERSE -''l al.E
they are 5usiaess men Ue5 AZ alE4rs
fea6y 70 ple1se tie pubic and tazy ic-
ciared richggs hesitation O. me- = Tes-
e-xa1son tkzs the meeting @zs - ne
par2ose o forming = 17ol sor = 2--5
pose Q. c-iS5.ag = haE million bEsre.s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
THE POOR LITTLE BABY.
How a Founding is Handled Between
wichita and Arkansas CITY


Wichita and Arkansas City
The Arkansas City Trdaveler of yes
terday says:
Last winter family living in Cald-
well moved here. Before coming the
wife applied against the wishes of her
husband, to the Chiidren'S Orphan
home at Wichita for a six weeks old
boy baby, blue eyes and light hair, to
take and raise. She wanted a boy Of
that description because it resembled
her husband The home had no baby
of that description at that time so they
took the lady's application. Last Mon
day she was telephoned here from
Wichita that they had baby there,
six weeks old, blue eyes, light hair,
strong, healthy, and they would send
it down if the expenses We're paid. The
lady agreed to it. Wednesday, evening
the baby arrived in charge of a nurse
and they were met at the train by the
lady. She was sadly disappointed
when she saw the baby. 1t had black
eyes, black hair, about three weeks
old and was very sick. The lady re-
mOnstrated with the nurse and told her
she would have to take the baby back
as it was not what she ordered. The
nurse refused unless paid for il. She
finally got the lady TO keep IL by tell
ing her the babe would die il it had TO
stand the trip back to Wichita, and for
her to take it and keep it a few days
and then she would come after it. On
the babe being taken home. the hus-
band kicked, but the child was there.
and it had to be taken care of. The
lady has put in twodays and nights
now trying to get the child well, but
it looks as if il would die every minute.
This would-be mother is in terrible
dilemma She fears the baby Will die
on her hands and today she telephoned
the hospital matron at Wichita to come
after the founding. The matron re-
fused and said she would take the babe
back only by it's being brought there
and all expenses being paid. As IL is,
the lady says the babe will die as she
is unable TO take the child there.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21

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