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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Wehlino's 1rrfahrt.

Sir @eI9Gftsrei1enbe aus Cincinnati
1tnb bic Sptritupfen, Die bier ausgeI6Gntt
tperben, anf9einenb etpas gu itarf, .pez
nig5tens 56eint es 10 na9 ben @rfa6runqen.
bic bDrgeftern s, 81. Mebling aus Gtncinz
natl bier ma9te.
Maebling bate ben Sag bes 6errn babur9
~gefetert, bab ct benz @Otftrtct eine1
8efu9 abftattete unb babel Elm ~betrGbtlthes
Quantum bes bort unter benz Namen Mhisz
fen beri9dnften SuIels bfrttlqte. @9perz
gelaben trat er in Der: friiben Morqenftunbe
ben @eg na9 ietnem 9otel an, fam iebod
infplge ietnes 3uftanbes nur lanq1am borz
p6rts. On Der Gde Der Glarfz unb Wbams
StraBe iab er cine 9rof6te fteben, beren
&utI4er, um it6 gu itdrten, cine in Der
Nd9bari9aft gelegene &netpe aufqefu6t
bate. Sn otefe 9rof9fe ~tletterte Me6linq
binein, ergriff Die 3igel unb hieb auf baS
8fero Elm, bas, e%rftuunt ob fol6 unqere6z
ter 8ebanolung, etne fur5e Strede i'm 9az
lopp ltef, I'm oann fDieber in ben qetppbnten
Srab gu DerfaQen, 9iefe @angart imponirte
benz Singer bes Mercur iebo6 abIolut nidht
urb er lam na9, Dte er bas BTer0 gum So
lopptren brtngen fOnnte. 8IDbGi6 Tam linn
etn @eoanfe. @r fpannte bic biebere Gpfiz
mantle aug unb fpannte fte berfebrt nteber
Elm, 10 baB Der SDpf ba mar, ipo 1ih Der
S9pan5 b%efirben folte, uno umaefebrt.
@srabe als er nit benz @~infpannenS fertio
fpar unb auf ben Sod tGettern ippGte. lam
Der polt5tit Oou9bertb bes Weqes baher unb
oeranlaBte bic neberfiihrung bes 16napsIez
ltgen Webltng na6 Der Sarrtfon ctr. Sta
tton. Als Wtontag Moreen Der sSaQ Dor Nt6z
ter Et9arotpn gum Nufruf g~elanqte, peiz
gerte iid4 Der Droi 9fentuti9 er Barrett, benz
oas @efdbrt geb0rte, ais Mnttdoer oeqen
Dfe9l1ng auf3utreten, 10 baB bas @erfdbreu
9egen oenielben niepergei9lagen nurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Dausdnfmr'.
Cine 1eser Gansbaue itirst in
Qriimmer.
Die Jnfa6en brtneen fi6 nod redt3eitie in
Si6erheit.

Sin iG6es @nbe ndbm Sreitag Nbenb t1r7
bor IL ubr Elm Negerzg nSfrdn39 bas
in benz BON 8ubb 6arrts betpobnten 9aufe,
go. 1925 OearbornzS traBe, abgebalten
nurbe. Sn Der i'm unteren @todtperf beg
3pei1t0digen 9ol5gebGubes b%elegenen Sang
ba1e tpiegten fi9 gerabe 8ubb 6arris, befen
Srau Neaie, Gbarlep 8rattes, Sofepb Gum
min9s, Nelie unb 2ottie PeterIOn i'm
San3e, tpG6renb Elm graubaariger, DetBbGr>
tiger Neger Namens @p6raim Mi1er aui
elmer 8ipline duf1pielte, unb Nancp 0arris,
Die beia6rte Wutter bon 8ubb, benz San3e
5ufa6, als pl0Blt9 bas @ebdl1be gu traGen
unb 1ib 81 fenfen begann. Die San5enben
maren berart in ibre ygas" pertieft, baB Ie
bie1em &ra9en gar feline 8ea9tung f9enfz
ten; Miuer iebo9 ertannte fofort Die @efabr,
in Der er uno bic ibrigen SniaKen bes 9auz
1es f6pebten. Mtt elmer f3riaen Dip
mana beenbete er fem Spiel, lief 10 f9neu
i'm feline 5iiBe tragen polIten duf bic StraBe
6inaus unb REF ben anoeren gu, tpenn linen
t6r 2eben lieb lei, feinem 8eiipiel gu folgen.
M1iler's Marnungsruf fam audi tetnen
Muqenblid au fritz, benin tdum mar bic alte
NancD 6arrts aGs 2ebte duf Der SttaBe on=
%gelangt, als bus lntergeitea. auf benz bas
9aus tanb, aufammenbra4 unb oas Sc
bGube NIT etnem bumpfen &ra9 in Die Stefe
Ianf.
SIN Ecu bate ii9 cine gepaGtige Meni9enz
menge UNI bas umgeitiir3te @ebdube berz
Iammelt unb BON Der %. StraBenz uno Der
9arrtfon itraBenzP oli3etitation trafert Nmz
bulan3en unb B%atroltpagen Elm, bic iebo9,
ais Die POIi5et ft4 iiber3eugt bate, Dab 4tez
manb berlebt mar, pteoer umfebrten.
Mte 8ubb 9arris erfldrt, bat bas duBerit
b~aufdqtge @ebGube, bas Morris Weli6 ge<
bort, tpdbrenb Der lebten bret Sage ft9 gang
bebeutenb gefentt, 10 bdB Die geitrtge &ataz
Itrophe ibm niht gang u%nerpartet lam.
Die 8o1t3et lit iiber ben 3uiammenbru9
bes 9aufes tnnerli9 frob, Oa bafelbe faIt
dusf9lteBlt9 allerbdnb li9tf9euem 0eiinbel
gum Nufentbaltsort unb @9lllpfptnfel
biente.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Cine geinnbe @ausfran,
Delde einf cine PoffnunesIofe 0n'
paIioin wor, fhreibt iber Dr., BART
mans frete BebanoIun9.

Srau s. 81. 8qbgett, 819 NetD@Strest,
&norpiQe, Senne1ee, f9reibt einen Brief
CUR @er0ffentIi6ung unb piinI9t, baB Gee
tbre letoenDen S9peitern benfel6en lefen.
Sic f9reibt: SIN Nlter bon Is Sa61en
bate i9 unter tpei6li9en &rantgetten Der
f4limmf item Sorte gu leiben unb CAB Naes,
mas ib bate, I'm mo m0gli9 @rle;9ternng
gu betommen. Nabbem i9 beri9ieOene Der
beften Ner5te 81 &atbe ge3ogen bate, CAB
t9 i@lieBlih aue 9offnung auf ,8eferung
duf. @nblt9 murbe mir BON metncr 2eb<
rertn 9r. 0drtman's 8e6dnblung enpfobz
len un0 lief bieiel6e mir AUDI Das 8elo, Inn
bic Nr5neteu, nel9e Or. 6artman mir Derz
f3rieb, an3uf9affen. Sd nabm Die 8ehano<
lung unb purOe furirt. Sd bin iebt cine 9ez
Iunoe Srau, piege 1914 pfllnb nro babe
a[eS 0iefes Or. 9artman'S FREEZER 8ebanb=
lung gu berbdnfen. S6ne bte5e 8e9dn6lung
pGre i1 meines @radtens nd9 iebt nidt
mebr am 2eben. SD tann ni9t umbin, biefe
8ebanblung alien 2eibenben an3uempfeblen,
uno iperbe ale einldufenben 8riefe in 8e5ug
oarauf prompt beantDDrten.
SSrgeno cine Srau, tpel6e UNI Sr. !0drtz
mans freie 8ebanblung i'm 9uuie ansu<
fragen niinI9t, brau9t nur ibr utter,
@Dmptome unb Oouer Der &rantbeit einau=
1enben unb pir6 Der 9oftpr auf bieies bin
bic pufIenbe 8ebanblung borI9ret6en. Die
Mebtctn fam iebe 8attentin in Der nd9it=
ltegenben Npot6ete beton1men. Sebe Srau
foQte Elm Gremplar BON Or, 9artmdn's
BUD iiber Jrauentrantbetten baben. Sasz
1eIbe pirb fret perianbt bur9 Die Pezruzna
Drug Manufacturing COMPANY Of @pluma
bus, S6io.
@enn Sbr Elm freiss 8u6 iibet 8rsbss
leiben piinI6t, abrefiirt Or. 9artman, Cos
lumbus, Sbto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Staot Chicago.
5n Dem See ertrunfen.
Der 6euerpchrs Sieutenant Meyers perurt.
eIiidt bel elmer Seeelfahrt.

Die Seuertpe6r 6atWtontag einen i6rer ti9z
tighten unb b~etannteiten Sffi5iere bur9 ben
Sob perloren, lieutenant Sobn Mpers bonn
SeuerbDot yg6tcago", bas in @ibz Chicago
ftationirt TT, fanb geitern Na9mtttag i'm
See, am SuBe Der rs, StraBe, leinen Sob.
@r mar in Der Iebten 3eit etpas Ieibenb ge=
tpeIen un0 Der Mr5t bate ibm angeratben,
0fters Segeltouren at unternebmen. 9teIen
Ratb bate Mepers aud getpiKenboft befplgi
uno bate in leBter 3eit benz SegelIport etfrtg
gebuGbigt,
60 %unterna6m er au6Wfontog Na9mittag
begleitet BON einemSreunbe Namens S.2ittle,
cine Jdbrt in einem tleinen 9eqelboot. geaGz
Dem ie cine 3ett lang umbergetreuat batteu,
erbpb 1i9, eerobe ais fe it6 in Der NGbe Der
Is. StraBe befanben, Elm 6eftiger Winb. G6t
nob WteperS bic Gegel reffen %tonnte, bate
Der @trbeliturm berettS bas 8oot.gepadt UNI
I'M 9tu gum &ertern gebra9t. MeDers UNI
9ittle gelang eS, ft6 al oas Boot an8utlamz
mer1, bod ebe nod 6itlfe CUR Gtelle mar.
Derlieben Mepers, Der bur6 Die anbaltenbs
Rrant6ett geI9pddt mar, Die &rdfte unb CT
~perIdrt Dor ben Nugsn ieines 6reunbes in
ben SSlut1en. 2ittle pur0e tpenige Winllten
lpdtet g~erettet llnb bann tpurbe nit benz GU
den mad rGei9eW3eperS'begonne Oiefel6s
purbe AUDI gegen 6 u6r %gefunoen unb nad
Der Mo6nung bes 8erungIiidten, Io. 1926
Ontario Str, gebrd9t.
lieutenant Mepers befebGigte pdhrenb Der
Mus bas I'm Nusieuungsparf f%tdttoz
nirte Seuerboot sire Queen" unb 3eidnete
Ti9 bamalS BEL benz 8rdnoe bes Siibfpethers
unb bes Snbuftrtepalaftes our9 berIOnli9en
Mutb unb l1nerf4roden6eit aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Gbrt6t fetne Il eberaeud i

@prt6t fetne ueber3eugung
6err Gbrtitian &o6rba9 in Splon,
Sa., f9retbt einen 8rtef an Or, peter 5abrs
1ep in gbrago, ST.: n9r. Betef Sabrneb,
@6tcago, 81. Wertber 0err! Sbre pert6=
bo1en 9eilmittel Sornis MpenfrGuters81ut
beleber, Sornis' 9etlzSel unb Sprnis' Maz
genitdrfer tbuten uns unb %un1eren Nahbdrn
re9t quite Oienite unb erfiiuten bic in ie
ge1ebten @rtpartungen. @iner meiner Ho9z
barn tpurbe plDbli9 franf. @r bate Magenz
trGmpfe unb fpnnte feline Speife BEL Ii9 be-
balten. Sornis' Ma9enitdrter bra9te iofprt
2tnberung unb in turaer 3eit poQfdnbige
9eilung."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
B6rfe uno hanoel.

Nuf bent bteIi9en Mtarfte mar Gelb auf &itnbt9ung gu
4@4A 9@t. letbt Su betuntmen unb @edieL murben NIT
5@5K b. 8. bisfontirt.
@uf Stem 9ort wurbeu @e1fel NIT 25 @euts @uf9eIb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
maarenmarFt.

gutter. - Bette Creamery 1870; /. AuaIitat
l8@19; q, 15@l7; tete %na19emadte l20l4;d bette
9otrp II; l. aualttdt l4@15;2 q, lO@12.
8oBnen-8 Bette ugtapp" $1,000, quite S1.75
LIS, bette vNteoiums" Sl.800l86 gertnge AualItat
81. 65-1.7 rs. Va
SefIIoeI- Surfens, Sennen 809t iun9e 9abne
7@7Ke, Snbner &c, 9dbne Sc. 9prin9=@bidens Sas
8futb 11-12c, Gnten 8@8Hc bas YTun0, @Gnle $500
-4.oO bos 9ubenb.
Ttf6e-g lod Bag, bas 8funb 1O@11c. 8tfe 405,
8tderel &c., Buffalo 1A@2c, 9euti9e &arpfen %
u gropptes, 9ari9e uub IT, Slide 1@2c, &ale 506e,
5erims l@2c. euders 1@lHe stiuneb Sulbeaos 4@5e,
Neo SuapperS SC.
Gier. Sang friI6e 11h012c.
@epfel - 9as SAB 50e0$1.25.
Mnauas-S4-8OO bas 9uroert.
@etntr gu b n-9as 8funo 15@25c.
9anamen- Bette 81. 5@l.50 nibt 10 quite 60c0SL.
trouen- 8eIte Qualit6t $3.0O0500 bic Siftt.
8ftr1t9s- 9as Riftden 15@50e.
mofierm Ell $lo-15 bos 9unbert.
girn en- Ii6t9aL q 9ui6eG=&iit9en Csc.
Iaum &leiue 25060e; 9roBe 25075c.
8rombeereu-2 "a Gts. $1.000200.
Stmbeereu- &otbe 75c0$1.25, iGporae $1,000
1.25 fir "a Guarts.
SetbeGbeeren- 9os Riit9em bon 16 ats, s1.75
02.5N.
eta8eIbeeren-9a s aif9en bon l6 Quarts,
5O@S5e.
&artpffe1n.- SninOis, bas SAB $l.Oo@1.25;
Stole 81. 25@1. 35; neue Sbios $1.00@1.15.
Spar9eL = Sninptier. 60-70e oas SnBeno Silno'
6en. 1~s F.,
@prtt-s122.
Gotbe 9Ritbeu- 10c bes 9useno.
Iumenfob - @iHDeimil6er, 25c0$l.O0 oas
&ift9eu. .-.. p ser
II 15-25c 0as 9useno.
3ptebeIn-s 81. 25@l.5O bas Sag.
Sun9e @rbfen - Satnoiier IN Sdden bon
onbertbal6 8uI9eI 75e@1.0 90.
@etBtraut- yleues 45-6Oe oaS RtitbeH.
g II II. - Sriiue pber geIbe Sntnois 25040c oer
8uihel;
% Ell BE 8aben - 15@25c Der 8ui6eG.
SO eIi form - Ser @ad BON ~ 8ui6el, 3595Oe.
Gomaten - aus Mtritffippi 15-35c bas &titben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07

~Nb ONIAN4lO Y OAL+i WV "
f6uft mar, Der o0eutf4, Surner3t9." 3u=
foGge, am 1. Sanuar >. $. folgenber: Die
s3abG Der SurnDereine i'm Gerei9e Der oeut=
{9en Surnerf9aft (Oeutf9es g3et9 UNI
DeutI6 Sefterreid) betrGgt 6061 UNI
barber. CUR beutT9en Surneri9aft gez
h0ren 5312 @ereine in 1886 @ereinsprten
unb 246 @auen. @ingegangen be5tp. aus
gef6ieben ftn0 II 8eretne; neu begriinoei
1865. Ote @efammtfumme Der @ereinsange=
1Drigen belduft fth auf 529,925, BON renen
27O,528 am Surnen tb~etlnebmen, boruntcr
$3.50 30glinqe. Die 1lebungen tperbeu
BON 27,O57 @Orturnern geleitet. NiGt gun
oeut16en SurnerT9aft geb6ren 749 8sreins
MuBerOem beiteben beutf6e SurnOeretre u
a. in Mabrio, Saffa, Sa7p, 8rifel.
- Sn @iibauitralien lit befanntli9 bas
Srauenittmmre6t eingefiibrt tpDrben. 9ie
in Der gplpnie no6nenben beut1ben Ssrauer
tpollen aber ni9ts babon pifTen. Oes6alb 6az
Ben flint beut19e Baftoren an Die peibltd6er
Mitglieber i4rer @~emeinben bds folgenoe
Gunb19reiben geribtet: nOas 5rduenftmmz
re9t TT uns aufge3fpungen tDoroen. Wtr
0eutf6en baben nt6t band9 geftrebt. 9d
ods 9eIeB II aber etnmal befte5t, tpiirber
mir t90ri9t banbeGn, penn mir es uns nt9t
81 Nube ma9ten, Mtr forbern besbalb aQe
beutf9en Srauen brtngenb auf lire Rumeu
etntragen gu la1en unb Bel bet ndGften
Mab1 gu ittmmen. Nm gnbe tptrb es m0gz
lid fein, nit 9iilfe Der beutf9en Srauen
bag unniibe 8efeb auf5ubeben. SIT es ni9t
m0glt9, 10 t0nnen mir tpentgftens feinen
f9dblt4en Solgen entgeeenarbeiten.
- 8te sntitunb bus Ruti6tez2tsb9 Oar
iiber beri9tet &uti6fe in Sen gum Subj
lGun: bes Nappliumliebes" enlightenment
nausgepGblten @ebi4ten" T~olgenbes: Gs
mar am 8. @uguH 1870, Na4ts apiidsn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26
CAN'T FIND THE MAN.
Proh;bs are Looking for an Attorney Cen
eral for Wichita.

you will hear something in the next
twenty-four hours that Will make you
open your eyes" said good Brother
Colt 10 a reporter for the Eagle last
evening.
He did not offer TO tell what the sur
prise in store was and the reporter
started out to find out what was in the
wind
Il will tell you what he had reference
to- said a man who attended the good
citizens league meeting because his
wife trains with that crowd.
They have fixed it up TO have an as
sistant attorney general appointed and
they have agreed upon George l.. Doug
lass and Douglass intends TO decline it,
but they don't know that
Jim Hallowell wants the position,
but High Lewis and lmboden and Bro
ther Winters don't want him. They
are bound to have Douglass and they
are looking for the dispatches 10 an
nounce that Douglass has been APP
pointed.
Now, of course, the attorney general
will dispatch Mr.. Douglass to know If
he will accept before he makes the ap-
pointment and then Douglass will de-
cline"
This talk got around among the out
siders last night and rumor was cur
rent that Judge Balderston would be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26

now all that crowd is mad at him be
cause he has expressed himself honest
ly. We don't want any back doors or
hypocrisy, we must proceed upon the
theory that il takes all kinds OF people
to make a metropolitan city. We had
prohibition assistant attorney eener-
al here once, put him here TO enforce
the law. Did he do il? NO. he be-
came the proprietor OF a new house.
We want no more new houses IN that
way. am in favor of regulating our
own affairs and | am in hearty SYM
pathy with the resolutions.
MIR. CLAPP SPEAKS.
Loud calls were made for Mr.. Stan
ley and Mr.. Clapp. M Stanley was
not present and Mr. Clapp responded.
making conservative ana practical
address Mr.. Clapp is reaiiy pro-
hibitionists, but he thought tnat the
man who would prevent people from
being driven out Of house ana nome by
the expenses incident 10 futile prose-
cutions would be doing more Tor the
people than those on the opposite side
Of the question. The Enforcement Of
the law had been tried and all efforts
had been failures. Mr.. Cidpps adj
dress was short but il was 10 the point
and was we'll received by the audience.
Everybody was satisfied with the
meeting. 1t was a grand success in
every respect and the way 1t was con-
Quoted was fine demonstration OF the
ability of the business men. under
whose auspices il was held, TO manage
end conduct the affairs Of the city
without the interference of theorists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26
Making the Cotton Gown.

The cotton gown, whether it be OF
the thinness Of batiste or the soft
thickness of pique or cotton outing
cloth, is most desirable when made
with light, softly-dressed muslin lin.
ing, carefully boned and made to IT
properly, which means exactly, but not
SO that it either looks or feels tight
Very many women have the lining OF
the sleeve omitted SO that the bodice
may pack easily. and then have two or
three sets of sleeve Innings made Of
haircloth and basted in when they ara
needed. | have before this described
the haircloth petticoat, the wearing OF
which makes it possible either TO omit
lining the cotton skirt, or the having a
very thin soft one II you are inclined
TO suffer from the heat. or have short
throat, let the collar OF your summer
bodice turn over, and do not, under
any circumstances. wear the full,
plated or gathered DULLES Of ribbon
or chiffon fancied, as they will not only
be uncomfortable and unoecoming.
but il is possible that the chiffon ones
may suffer with you and grow limp aud
untidy- looking. Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26
ARISTOCRATS WE'RE FEAsTIN0.
Great Reception and banquet Given
Two Wichita CoIored Women.


Two Wichita Coiored Women
The greatest social event in years
among the colored people of this city
took place last night a Garfield hall.
The occasion was a reception and ban
quet given by Mrs. /. N. Stroud and
Mrs. c. w. Williams in honor of Mrs
F. J. Peck and Mrs. f. Allen of ST
Joseph and Professor T.. j. Hawkins
of Fort Scott.
There were over one hundred OF the
best colored people OF the city present
Professor Smiths orchestra furnished
the music and the banquet table was
the entire length of the hall and the
feast provided was a feast indeed.
The banquet was preceded by an in
vocation by Rev. Cakes and the toasts
were short and TO the point and all had
reference to the colored race and were
as follows:
The Negro Socially" Professor Shell.
ton French. 1.-The Negro as an Amer
lean Citizen" w. A. Belts" 1.-The Negro
intellectually" Z. ]. Hawkins.
The guests present enjoyed themselves
to the utmost. The young ladies and
the older ones too were arrayed in
their best and il is seldom one sees one
hundred better dressed and better be-
haYed people seated at banquet table
than were seen at Garfield hall las,
night.
The affair was great credit TO Mrs.
Stroud and Mrs. Williams and the gal
liant gentlemen who replied to the
toasts did not fail TO mention that
fact which was appreciated by the
guests.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26

An Artificial Pond OF Creation that Toll
Not but Delight.

If Solomon, in all his glory was not
arrayed like a lily Of the field where
would that wise kings arrayment have
been if considered in connection with
Cash Henderson's pond of lilies. The
field lily is not in il with the pond lilies
for gorgeous glory Of color and del
icate construction. Mr.. Henderson
having constructed circular cement
basin sent to the land of the lotus or
some other cline of sun and got bush
al or two of bulbus and sunk them in
boxes of soil in his fancy pond and now
the sight is worth seeing any day from
ten in the morning till four in the after
noon. Some eight or ten varieties are
now blooming daily, varying from the
size of a tea cup TO that of sugar
bowl, and such beauties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26

There will be an ice cream social to-
night given by the Junior Y. =. s. c. +.
OF the South Lawrence Christian church
on the lawn south of the church.
Glass No. l. of the VI. +. Sunday
school will give a farewell reception 10
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jennings at 13S y.
Emoria avenue Friday evening. All
members are requested to be present.
Special conclave of Mt. Olivet Com
mandery No. Il this evening for work
in the Red Cross. 4 fine banquet will
be spread a the close. Sojourning fra
ters welcome. a. j. Applegdte. recor-
der
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26

II would make a new coinage Law
and make all coins sixteen parts silver
and one part gold. would coin money
for the American people without any
regard to whether the people of other
countries liked il or not"
That was what l.. S. Naftzger, pres
ident Of the Fourth National bank
said TO Governor Lewelling last even
ing.
1t was after banking hours and the
bank president and the ex-governor
were seated in easy chairs of the form
er's private Office discussing the silver
question.
'-The advocates of bimeeallism have
the best OF the argument" said the bank
president, and We might as well pre-
pare TO meet the issue.
Mr. Harvey and Mr.. Horr are able
advocates of the two ideas and the
reading people of the country can very
easily and do understand that Harvey
has the best of the argument.
What We want to do in our coinage
laws Is TO consult the interests of our
people We do not coin money for
anybody else but ourselves.
Il know that some people talks about
gold being the money of the world bu;
that is ali bosh. Gold and silver are
the money metals OF the world but
there is no such thing now nor never
was as money of the world
Gold or silver bars are always pre-
ferabie for export than our gold or sill
yer coins and we do not want a gold
or silver coin that is convenient for ex-
port. We want TO keep our money at
home.
Now suppose We coin silver and
gold as ] have stated Is parts silver TO
one of gold then there would be no
trouble about the parity of the two
metals. because neither metal could
be cornered.
'In that case the dollar would be
just a very little bit larger than our
present silver half dollar and two
dollar piece would be very little larger
than our present dollar.
This would not be convenient money
for large transactions but the large
transactions could take care OF them
selves
What we want is a money Of final
redemption. If all our coinage were of
the kind which l propose there would
be more business done with checks
than We now have.
Some people of course will object
that such money would be inconvenient
in large transactions but If every bank
in the west had had a million OF such
dollars on deposit when the crisis came
two years ago IL would have been
mighty convenient.
IF they had had II there would
have been no crisis at all
Governor Lewelling told the banker
that he thought his proposed new coins
would beat a single gold standard out
of sight and that he was for his new
coinage law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-26

Police Judge City Of Topeka.
~,

w chlta, july -J,lNJ9.
IL S. Ferry, Esq, Police Judge. Tope-
ka. Kan.
Dear Sir-I am in receipt of yours
giving the number of DRINKS in Topeka
since January l, 1895. and in compliance
with your request / give you the NUM-
Der of drunks in Wichita during the
same time. The number of arrests were
1S3. of this number there were Il ac-
quitals.
yours truly,
CHARLES HATTON Police Judge
'P. S.-Don't you think that 33i
DRINKS in Topeka since January l. is
pretty large considering that you have
no places where liquor is sold?
"HATTON"
Mr.. Eckstein spoke eloquently and at
times pathetically conceding to the
other side the right 10 express their
opinions and demanding of them the
right for his side 10 be heard also.
He concluded by reading an article in
a religious paper advocating local OPP
ton as the best method Of dealing with
the temperance question.
Mr. Eckstein reviewed the work done
during the previous effort to enforce
the prohibitory law. Under it the coun
" attorney instituted lis cases with
only seven convictions as the result.
Assistant Attorney General Coffin
brought 112 cases with only five con-
victions and one Of them got a new
trial.
\ WHEELHORSE DEMOCRAT.
When Colonel Sam Am.doa. the
wheelhorse Democrat, was called upon
with a yell that nearly raised the roof
of the Auditorium he responded amid
another storm Of applause.
The first thing he did was 70 pay Il
very graceful compliment - Colonel
Murdoch and the police commission
ers appointed by Governor Morrill,
He then sailed into the opposition
and handled them without gloves and
the audience cheered a. the end OF near
IL every sentence. He asked the au-
dience was Il good citizenship for ore
Of the ministers of Wichita 10 60 20 To-
peka among our enemies and make the
statements there that have been at
tributed TO him by Teputahla papers.
That man referring evidently 10 Coin
has not lived with Us but a short time.
He may not live with Us very long for
the first chance he gets Tor a higher
salary he may go even 10 Kansas City
where he Will do = different kind II
preaching. Then again some q these
fellows who came down from HutchIn-
son 20 do business here are doing a
great deal OF talking. / saw the names
Of two Of them 10 resolutions This even
ing. They came here because Wichita
is a business town. but my advice %
them would be Z they don; Ike our
WAYS - 90 back 70 Hutchinson I
want to say 70 these one and TWO yezV
men that We can do without them Z
.hey don't Ike our ways. Il they want
: quiet uttIe town - 60 business n = ~
don't they move q Valley Center We
want u make Wichita = h.z city We
want TO progres and not 80 hack shall
we have deserted streets and silent ma
chine shops o. shall we have smoke
stacks and pufiiug engines. II Ne
want 10 nave q good Gown We must
make these fellows bC..sve tha, the
principle - 90 on is .or every man -
attend - his OWE business
The Lax. M. Amidca declared. could
no. be enforced. One % our best ctii-
gems. Mr.. Stanley. tried il and he could
not do i. He told these fellows hon
esiiy that il could not be enforced ana