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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

doing, he asked what the United States
senate would do if Mr.. Kolb sought to
forcibly assert his right as governor
of Alabama, and in so doing, a cltlZen
was killed. IN that case 1t was not Tor
the United States senate or the federal
government to act. And so with Ha-
wall. We had no concern with her az
fairs If Hawaii made mistake, she
must abide by it For himself, Mr..
Morgan said he would have more res
pect for Hawaii if she shot traitor
than if she forgave him. But the pest
thing for the United States TO 90 was 10
keep out of this new phase or the SUD-
iect:
Mr. Hawley questioned the CORRECTNESS
of Mr.. Morgans doctrine OF non-inter-
vention He said il would be construed
as approving OF Hawaii's purpose TO
execute those now imprisoned
Mr. Morgan rose to say that ne SIN.
ply meant to assert that hdMdh ouSH'
to be left alone.
Mr.. Hawley said he had a personal
interest in the latest adVices from Ha-
wall Mr. Seward under sentence was
we'll known to him. The senator par
the highest tribute to Mr.. Seward
ability and said it was ridiculous u
charge him with this conspiracy
Mr.. Hale earnestly protested against
Mr.. Morgan's apparent approval OF tne
course of the Hawaiian government
in imposing the death penalty
NOT FEELINGS BUT FACTS.
Mr. Morgan-I gave no approval. L
stated cold, naked rights. L Would not
sympathize with the execution OF any
citizen of Hawaii. But L am speaking
of her rights as government
Mr.. Hale proceeded to urge that the
Hawaiian government was making
grave. mistake. Sentences by mlntary
tribunals were not according TO Gus
method
"What of Mrs. Surrat-of Captain
Writ ?-what of those summary trl-
bunals?" asked Mr.. Morgan.
ssRut we would not follow these eX-
annles" said MIR. Berry of Arkansas
Resu1ning Mr.. Hale said that the
leniency of the north at the close or the
rebellion had been d marvel TO the
world Then the senator said, "and IL
Hawaii now proceeds with these eXecu-
lions. she will be adopting the methods
of Mexico and of South America, rather
than those of this country, ana thlS
Young republic should be warned III
time that the sentiment thus Tar iaVor-
able TO them will be quickly changed,
If these executions occur. The Amerl-
can people have thus far sympath1Zed
with Hawaii. but there will be speedy
change IF this barbarious course IS pui-
sued
Mr.. Hoar and Mr.. Call said they WISH
ed to be put on record as heartily sym
pathiZing with the protest expresSeu pS
Mr.. Hale. The diplomatic ana consular
bill was then laid aside.
At $40 the senate held brlef eXecu-
tive session and then adjourned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
CHAINED BY THE ICE
Two Large Car Ferries Lie Helpless OF
Manistee Harbor, Michigan.


Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. S.-Two miles
of Manistee harbor. surrounded by large
ice fields that extends for miles into the
lake, are two large steamers, helpless
and without fuel. Aboard of them are
about sixty men and large consign-
ment of merchandise. They are the
large car terriers Nos. 1 and or the
Ann Arbor line whose massive ice
crushers have heretofore been consider
ed capable of blowing through any part
Of the lake in winter. The Ann Arbor
line has asked Milwaukee vesselmen TO
send relief and arrangements have been
made to send help to the ice bound YES
sells from Ludington tomorrow The
boats have been fast in the Ice since
Friday and every tho of coal has been
been burned to keep the crew from freez
ing. Today Captain John Fitzgerald,
of the Milwaukee Dry Docks company,
communicated the coalition OF the fer
riers to the Flint and Pere Marquette
company and as aresult word was re-
ceived here this afternoon that relief
expedition would be sent out from Lud-
ington as 500 as possible Coal, and
possibly some food Will be taken to the
ferry boats. The car ferries left ke-
waunee Feb. 1, and Were bound for
Frankfort. Both carry large cargoes
Of east bound freight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
WASHINGTON TAKES THE SAME
Five Inches of Snow. High Wind and In
tense Cold.

Washing ton. Feb. S.-The western bliz
yard struck Washington yesterday Win
full force and the city Is passing
through one OF the severest spells OF
cold weather IL has ever experienced
The snow began falling early yesterday
afternoon and by nightfaH the ground
was five inches deep in snow anc TIE
flakes were coming down thick and fast,
while a high wind added 20 the INTENSE
II Of the cold which was near the zero
mark The snow continued until
o'clock and drifted so badly as TO stop
travel on the suburban street car lines
and 10 render transit about the city
slow and uncertain The thermomster
went down just below zero in the carry
hours this morning. Generai delays IN
the postal service are reported mere as
the result OF the severe storm thst has
been aging during the past Few days
Mails from the east are delayed BET Ssea
six and ten hours and no eastern man
|. being dispatched on time All mails
10 and from Washington are delayed
No southern mails had arrived or ere
dispatched UP 70 O'Clock this after
noon. None % the Washington and
Alexandria local trains are running and
Baltimore train service IL irregular
New York trains due here eaTsr This
morning viii not arrive until late To-
night. AL western trains are more or
less behind time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

The private dining room j. ono New
York institution tEst people from The
oc-nt-y know very little about. I: wOsis
surprise 3 good n.zEy Scr YORK people =
know how many houses t--ere are ia: Esc
simply s.oEy after story g tiny. c.csassiEe
rcosnS, corresponding &c The cabinet pa
tioallsr Ct Pas.z- Il The larger Restaurants
and hotels there are plenty q private din
q rooms for parties E1f sb.o.gteiy Dore
for sentiersxn and lady alone. Bst
t5s-s 1-s Oths- riscss m; 81 yaZf,ealxr
SINE % tse-- restaurants - here almost
81 the dinners sre served II prts ste roorDs
are ss1iaentiy rrfrect&bie. c-c. rs-bsr
far dsEn -CS-, 4 q slsegy cd place. sFhlca
Is Lzs..t C U-per Eohsraia- Nothing
onSIc &c r-e.E chllly than its barr Itfts
rooms vita i@e.r mahogany tables. Pier
glass az fo,ss c5z..s- The dinner IL ez-
esiient, re vszs- AID c.z.rs q re Ss-t,
and M s1a Esr3sa WIKI . tas-e e
coaGSos a. :zlk EzG 10 eSrt<z yl@es "a
wilcs = .s..=lss . cso 80 thers rifh pr
.or, .--r..sgz.y. SIZE ~ r3e ether tsr.Tss-s
dis.sz roos1s a.c ls1sEieGsly furnished
a. fslly IS tssoaZa tie! fziZS. D. Designed
.c- Light E1s-se-ess rs View YORK Her
alb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
DIGGING OUT THE TRAINS.
Snow Flows are of no Avail and Shove's are
at Work.

Fort Scott. Kan. Feb. s.-Passenger
trains Nos. 254 and 255. running on the
Missouri Pacific between Kansas City
and Geneseo with ST. Louis connections
at Pleasant Hill are bound in deep snow
drifts a few miles apart, near Yates
Center. They have been immovable
since Wednesday morning. The snow
pillow sent out from the shops here has
proven of no service in removing the
frozen snow and this afternoo a special
train was sent out from here with nifty
men to shovel the snow out Of the cuts
This is the only way in which IL can be
moved. The company is supplying the
passengers with food. It is thought
that the trains cannot be moved before
tomorrow. A special st. Louis and KAN
sas City train is running to this city
from the east The Kansas. Nebraska
and Dakota train which LETT Topeka
Wednesday morning is still bound AZ
Waverly. It bears passengers and mall
Last night was the coolest here Tor
sevral years; Thermometers registered
IL below.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

| ing agreement The matter was referred
to the next regular meeting of the commit
tee in Chicago. some time in March.
The Missouri house committee on labor
Yesterday reported favorably the bill max
ing eight hours legal days woTk Tor
| policemen Should the bill pass il would
| seriously affect St. Louis and Kansas Cry.
| The committee reportd adversely the Eel
lows servant bill; the bill creating
state board of arbitration and the bill pro-
| viding for weekly payment of wages.
By an order of court made yesterday
| Mrs. Theresa Oelrichs. daughter or the
| late James G.. Fair, was given possession
| of 81 900 left by her mother. The money
has been tied up pending an appeal by
pre,ne court. over his interest in the
estate BY agreement the appeal was dis
missed, evidencing an agreement among
the heirs.
Agenet Forget of the French lire, has
received at New York telegram from
Harvey & Co., shipping agents at St
Johns, n. F.. saying: The captain OF
the Sandowne reports seeing during the
storm a large four-masted steamer off
Halifax, Sunday. Name unknown. The
only vessel due at New YORK answenns
| this description is the Rhineland. OF the
Red Star line.
desire the government to take possession
of the Pacific railroads for default or
payment of their obligations will be to try
to prevent them from disposing of their
granted lands until their financial reia-
lions with the government have been set
tied Representative Caminetti of Cali
fornia, has bill prepared looking to that
end and will present it to the house.
The Missouri senate passed bill yester-
day imposing a license tax of $1,000 an
nuaily on dealers in cigarettes and cigar
cite paper, and empowering cities 10 levy
a similar tax. The house passed bill
prohibiting all pool selling and book max
ing, either on domestic or foreign events:
under penalties ranging from a fine Of
s., 900 to $4,000 and imprisonment for one
year.
The examination of witnesses by the
Armenian commission at Moosh. contin-
ues, but the local authorities are throw
ing difficulties in the way OF the foreign
delegates who are DESTROYS of obtaining
information from persons whose evidence
is considered necessary. Consequently
the ENJOYS of Great Britain, France and
Russia have jointly insisted that the porte
must sustain the rights of the delegates
with the commission and enable them 10
obtain he particulars required.
Would you Save labor, trouble. disap-
pointment? Use DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder always.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
TEA lETOMcATlON.
The Decoctiou of the Leaf IL Almost -
Jsgfui - Alcohol

Those good persons Who come under the
head OF te. and toast philosophers and tea
drinkers generally viii be interested IN
the statement Of a medical authority that
tie Juice of the tea leaf ranks second only
TO alcohol as an into xicant.
DR. James Wood OF the Brooklyn health
board has compiled some statistics bcsring
on this subject, and he fipds that of ell the
patients applying for treatment at the
chief dispensary VI the City OF Churches
no less than 10 per cent are tea drunksrds
They are rot aware Of the fact, but the
symptoms OF their cases point unmistska
bly, to overindulgencs In tea, and that pre-
sumption or inquiry II confirmed by their
confessions. They suffer from headsche.
vertigo, insomnia. psipitAtion Of the heart
mental confusion. nightmare. nausea. hal
fluctuations, morbid depression Of spirit
and sometimes from suicidal iInpulsss.
DR.. Wood SUMS UP his investigation In
The Medical News and says that tbs psp
TENTS referred TO were OF both ssIss and
all sges- They confessed 70 drinking from
IL pints, the minimum amount stated. TO
Is pints Of tee each dDy. More thsn half
Of the patients were q IRISH birth or do
scent, and nearly q third were domestic
servanfs
In Ireland tea poisonlrz hss Iors hess
recognized a. a widely prc-slsnt evil. con
sTibuting largely 20 the number u inmates
Of insane nsyiusns, etc. and IL IL n well
known fact ths, the Inost inystsrsfs drink.
IN CT t-a IA this country are domestic. ~
Celtic origin who apparently bring the
habit uith them 70 America
The evil u ia drinking 10 nct due 40
much % the smoSDs consumed AZ n Tho
manner in which TIC liquid "a prepsr.d
DR.. Wood SAYS that In most ot the caaaz
hat came UEGsr his obsrrva;ion the vic
inns were Ia fks habit 81 thriving int
re teapot a. u8fseasurss quantity u -
leaves ard @. adding boiling water TO tie
oosooction as long as the css!re for thu
s..n.Uiant remained upassnebst sorns-
tiIucs The leaves were krvt soAking fcrs
day or more, when . new supyly q ia
leaves zgaid - thrown IN C. HSp The
constant boiling o. "a IN this Essrnsr En-
tracts tie ruost cssetsri0Cs s1kslaDees e
tie ts1 isaf
Tea II. sta,6ing fer - bowA ~ =,
reuc.. will g.DerasS frcEn : 20 ~ Der escs
81 tsnniE ard n Lea Of other tniurioas
things. This fern of preparation Is rooss
Drsyelcot sln0ls Kitchen ss-yaat- who sss
restricted 10 the us q tea AID sa.c-s
step s1o fscsC-y esTia, Eho ers 40 grsss
tea efiske-s, arc "a TO cfG<r trrstlesd
sEsong osssr pSos.is Ct s-..u pSazs VIA,
co ret rlkh % v-sss = zpss ls.f a. L.o~
"a tssss q Gay -slsss4Ss.4" n f.
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rars: sTtnk J: ,iae p-ossr ysy 20 r-~sAs.
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sfE1x. Y. fr~zs -. - =. - 49,,
- NA-s "a rso-- sascs..Is rs 70
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SIT a ts-s'>,-.-'s t.zzaed l----s ~ 10
s-e away tSr is-sisss - s,-.~2.g - E-sls
a Eacnr re -.---.--a.,-.- -. -. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
CREEPING UP THE TUBE.
Mercury Gets Slow but Sure Move at
Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. S.-The cold
ssnp is broken and the Thermometer lis
gradually creeping UP again Before
making the change the lowest marx Tor
the last ten years for February was
reached when at 10 o'clock this morning
the thermometer reached 1212 degrees
below. Since then it has steadily crept
up until o'clock this morning 1t was
10 above. over in Kansas also the
weather has become warmer and the
wind abated perceptibly. Nevertheless
many trains are still snow bound and
will be for a day or SO. Active relief
is being put in operation and so far as
known there has been no loss OF human
life The poorer classes. however, are
still suffering great hardships.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
KEPT 1T Up ALL DAY.

Cleveland Schools Get q Half Holiday on
the Strength OF the Blizzard.
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. s.-The blizzard
ragged with undated fury throughout
the day, causing more or less delay TO
railroad traffic and Generalization or
street car service. A heavy gale from
the west with the thermometer slightly
below zero prevailed throughout the
day, causing intense suffering to every
one compelled to be out of doors. The
school authorities held an informal
conference and decided to close all the
schools in the city at noon, owing to the
extreme cold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
RTJZZARD RREVTTTES.

Hinton. ". Va, Feb. s-TheTmoTneter
from IL TO % below in the mountains
Trains are delayed from two 10 twelve
hours
Tampa. Fla, Feb. s.-Snow fen here
for four hours this morning. Mercury
zen TO - degrees above last night, but
IL i slowly raising this morning. orange
trees " ich began 10 grow freely are Kill
cd.
Nashville. Tenn. FEB. Coolest here
with one exception for - years. Tier
rnoneter averages s degrees below. The
river Is very low here and Is freezing
over.
Memphis. Tenn Feb s.-Two and two
tenths inches below zero. coolest sinc.,
1855. The river Is fun OF heavy ice ans
local packets remain at the banks
Chattanooga. Tenn. Feb s-Three
telow zero: coolest since 1855 Howling
northwest wind
Lexington. Ky. Feb. s-The therno-n
eter at the state college weather oosery-
atory registered Il beloT zero al this
morning. Lowest since iss2-
Columbia. :. c. FEB ..-ISe n,erc1'J
stood AZ s today. the lowest point since
records have been KEEP. in Columbia
Petersburg Va Feb s--The cold
here for the past twenty-fo3r hours has
been intense The tksrHouieter regis
tered zero az s O'Clock this morning. y
al noon and st the pres@Dt hour ID p.
NJ. stands 5 above Traffic has bsco
delayed ard no mails whatever have
been received from TIE north
Richmond Va, FEB. S-Thss - as the
collect day Richmond has experienced
IN many years. the mercury registering
below.
r>,uisx lie. Ky, Fsb. A-T5e pres-s.t
cold snap sns=zhes al records fo- FEB
rUary 81 this vicinity. IS Seio< lei1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, Feb. S.-Weather clear
ond cold. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Old Domin-
ion, 20 to /, won; Hodgson, 4 to /, sec
ond; Ludlow, 40 to 1, third. Time 1:20A
Second-2-year-olds; three furlorgs:
Arsenic, to 5, won; Lombard. 9 to 3,
second; Inspector Hunt, TO l, third.
Time 40.
Third-One mile: C. 3. Cox, 5 to 2, won
Rally, 10 to 1, second; Lord Willodrooh,
to l, third. Time 1:5024.
Fourth-SiX furlongs: Elberon, 3 to l.
won; Herman, 10 to l, second; Merritt,
even, third. Time :20l2.
F'ifth-Five furlongs: Black Ball to
l, won; Red Veil to /. second; DR.. Reed
l6 to 5, third. Time :05%.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
Directly Broke at the Half.

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. S.-Four thou
sand spectators witnessed the free for
all trot this afternoon. Azote won from
Klamath in three straight heats. Time
2:09 Is; liz; 2:10A. Flying Jib and a
running mate went a mile in 2:06ii
Alix went against time in 2:0T. Directly
went against time in 2:11. He went to
the half in 1:02 and the broke.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
SCOTS
Emulsion

Of Cod-liver Oil, with Hvpophos-
phites, does more TO cure Con-
sumption than any other known
remedy. 1t IS for al Affections of
Threat and Lungs, Coughs, Coils. 6ron.
chitis and Wasting. Ps~ftEnsJf-es.
Scotia scxee. aiiousaisis. soc aassi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
Consumption.

The incessant wasting of a
consumptive can only be over
come by powerful concentrated
nourishment like SCOTS Emul-
sion. If this wasting is checked
and the system is supplied with
strength TO combat the disease
there is hope of recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

Toronto, Ont, Feb. S--Last night j.
S. Johnson received articles of agree
ment from Peter Dustland, the Nor
weigan skating champion now in Chi
cago, to skate two races on Feb. 16 and
%. distance 1.500 and 10000 meters re-
spectiveIy. Johnson signed and return
ed them. The race will likely take place
in MINNEAPOLIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

Wichita, Feb. 2
and warmer Saturday.
For the past twenty-four hogre the
highest terneprature has been % desrees >.
,te Lowest degrees below zero. anf the
1ean degrees with clear weather, slowly
rising temperature and fresh south vino.
Thus far this month the average TEN
peratu-s has been degrees
For the past six years the average tenn
,,.-rs t,fre To- The month OF February has
bee- = degrees. ard for the sth day = de-
prees FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. Feb E-Foiiovsng - tho
forecast up 20 . n SstuTcsJ
For EansaS-Fai-. Col1cr IN nSrtnTest
PORTION: winds becoming noTtherly.
For Okiahoyla-Fair. warner. variable
Winds becoming southeTly or southeast
erly
F'or Coiorsdo-Fair: cold wave; north
winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
How the Wind Roars.

How the vessel losses at sea, Reader,
did yon ever cross the ''briny?" If so.
we will bet a good cigar YOU Were sea
sick Don't deny the soft impeach-
ment. II you had Hostetter's Stomach
BitterS with you, you were all right.
otherwise not. This medical cordial re-
lieves every disturbance Of the stomach,
liver and bowels. malaria, rheumat ism
and kidney trouble, and is highly COM
mended by tourists and commercial
travellers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
CONCORD HAS LOST NO OFFICERS.
United States Consul Jones Denies the
Ching kiang Story.

Ching i<iang Story.
New York. Feb. S.-The World prints
the following cable:
Ching Kiang, China, Feb. Ito the
editor of the World) There is no truth
whatever in the report that any of the
officers of the United States gun boat,
Concord have been captured or arrested
by the Chinese here Moreover, there
has been no trouble here of any sort in
which the Concord's officers or any 9TH
er Americans are involved.
(Signed) ALONZO c. JONES.
United States Consul.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
Thc aa1iehita Daily Eagle Saturday gorius ebrnary

street cars and day in the arrival O.
trains. This morning at O'Clock thu
thermometer stood at below zero and
at noon il marked above Since 9
o'clock it has been growing colder with
high and biting wind prevailing. The
public schools closed at noon On account
of the cod weather and had slim attend
ance today At Wythevile, Virginia,
the thermometer at Z O'Clock this morn
ing registered 10 below.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
Read Nico,ai Pigeon Shoot.

Council Bluffs. Ia, Feb. S.-The J. G.
Read George Nicolai 100 live pigeon
shoot came off this afternoon on the
Bemis Park Gun club grounds in the
presence of 500 spectators. The match
was for 500 a side, 100 birds to each
man, thirty yards rise, fifty yards boun-
dairy, American association rules. Mic
OLAF won by score of 50 to II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
raDAREMARKABLE PEDIGREE.
Queer Blending of Spanish, Chinese, IA
uaka and Other Strains.


uaka and Other Strains.
San Francisco. Feb. S.-The evening
RuHetin publishes the news of the death
in the Hawaiian village of koolausa, on
Jan. %, few days prior to the sailing
of the last steamer from San francisco
of Mary Regina Holi, whose mother
was Princess Marie Regina or SPAN.
The latter. according to the story, was
an aunt of the present lnfanta and
married a Chinese noble, Ping Lee
Chang, brother of an ex-emperor OF
China Mary Regina was daughter
of this alliance and in 1867 married b.
D. Holi, a half caste Hawaiian, but
related to ex-Queen Lilioukalani. Mr..
Holi lived in comparative security upon
a large plantation, was an accomplish
ed linguist and is said to have left many
valuable unpublished manuscripts.
Clyde ship builders dispute that the
United States war ships, Maine-record
II IS knots hourly--is fastest of Its class.
They however concede the superiority
of Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
THURSroN DOESN'T KNOW 1T.
HIS Government Has Not Notified Him OF
ANY Death Sentences

Washington. Feb. S.-Minlster ThuTs-
tor said today that ne had not seen the
disnatch sent by Minister Willis to Sec
retarv Gresham and when informed
that il is stated that several death SEN
fences have been made by the court
trying the rebels in Howaii replied that
h had no information on the SUBJECT
that his government had not telegraph
ed him anything to that effect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
PLENTY WARM. THANK YOU.
California L. Clear Ahead of the Game on
the Last Weather Deal.

San Francisco. Feb s--California has
experienced most delightful weather
during the past three weeks The
bountiful rains Of the early winter
started everything TO growing ana the
warm weather following has put all
crops in excellent shape There have
been no damaging frosts during the
entire winter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

At To t1fcs e B-a--s::i IN ss.,.
70 go % i"tri ssc1~e<.. sad "a. 60,
= 49, . = pa ~ - ~ es.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
a synonym for purity, strength and per-
fartiOn