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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03

PARDRIBGE Is Ill
GREAT WHEAT TRADER Is PROB
ABLY NEARING HIS END.

Is Taken Sick at His Home i'm Chicago and
1t is Believed by His Friends That He
VIII Never Get Out Again-He has Been
the Most Daring SpecuFator in Wheat
That Chicago has Ever Seen and His
Winnings Went Up Into the Millions
Started Out IN Chicago as a Merchant
and Rose to be of National Notoriety.
Chicago, March Edwin Partridge,
the great bear leader on change, is
dangerously sick at his residence, No.
2808 Prairie avenue. He was taken III
with a severe cold about two weeks ago,
and DR.. Rolar, his physician, prevailed
upon him to stay at hom. He did SO,
but came out last Monday and Tuesday
closed up a lot of open trades in grain
and stocks. He contracted fresh
cold, which aggravated his kidney
troubles, and he has been unable to get
out since. Friday night he became very
restless and was at times somewhat de-
hrious, but he improved later yester-
day. His friends who have noted his
condition for the past few months are
afraid that the great trader will never
be able to continue his operations, as
the strain which he has undergone has
been too much for his nervous system,
as he has never been robust. He has
gone through enough in the last five
years TO kill an ordinary man and II has
commenced to tell upon him.
Uncle Ed as the boys call him, has
been the largest grain trader in the
world, and has always played the bear
side. His speciality was wheat. He
thought nothing of trading in 5000, 900
to 5000, 900 bushels day. At one time
he was short 900 bushels and
stood out on a good part Of it during a
10 cent advance. The decline that fol-
lowed made him more money than any
operator has ever taken out OF the mar
ket. His winnings in one year have
been over 81, SOC. 600 and his losses $780,
to $500, 900. His income from selling
privileges has ranged from 50, 900 to 3d.
600 q day and at one time he sold calls
on 5000, 900 bushels OF wheat, for which
he received 5000. He commenced
trading over fifteen years ago and at
first confined his operations to stocks,
being the largest operator in the west,
frequently buying and selling IL, 900
shares a day. His grain operations
have extended over the past twelve
years, but were never on an extraordin-
airy scale until six years ago.
Thirty years ago he was one of the
leading dry goods merchants in Chi
cago and had a store on State street op-
posite Marshall Weld & Co, and was
the first dry goods man to settle on
State street. The fire Of 1874 burned
him out, and he moved a block south,
between Madison and Washington
streets. His big building was sold six
months ago for over $685. 900. He has
always been a great believer in Chica-
go real estate and has invested bis sur
plus winning on change IN corner lots
and buildings. He is 62 years old.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03
ARENA AND STAGE MATTERS
State Of Athletics, Internationally, and
Further. Of Plays and Players.

Further. Of Plays and Players.
(CopyTi GIFTED 1896 by the Associated Press)
London, Mar. 2.-The sporting clubs
efforts 10 induce the London Athletic
club to reconsider its determination not
10 engage in International sports FOR the
present are not meeting with much sue
cess. The DunraTen incident Is too
fresh IN the minds Of most people here.
although sportmen generally condemn
him out-and-out. TO permit Of any prob
ability Of International contests just
now. Then, again, political matters
have also stirred people 10 a degree
which renders it advisa 5Ie 70 allow the
not heads TO cool OF before there are
any further trials OF strength in friend
" rivalry. But, Il is predicted, out OF
all this trouble, a better feeling VIII
arise and good fellowship and healthy
ambition VIII once more perch over the
athletic arena.
The marriage Of Miss Hall Game, a
sister Of the novelist. viii occur on
Thursday, March ;, at =. Georges.
Hanover Square. TIE prospective
groom Is Mr.. George u Day. we'll
known figure in London literary circles.
who has acted for many years as sec-
rotary 10 Mr. Henry Arthur Jones. and
j himself the author OF one or 5yvo
plsys.
The me.odrsma ''True Blue which
is shortly 10 follow Cheer. Boys
Cheer" a. the Olympia. : now in thor
ough rehearsal TIE drama VIII have
superb mounting. and spectacular e
fects. The hero and heroine viii BE-
played by Nr Alfred Bucki1W and
Laura Ciravssresp specIiyely.
Next Monday afternoon. March . a.
original sighc VIII be Witnessed a. .ha
Prince Of Wales theatre. The manage
ment al that 'inle viii give ii perform
ance Of ''ti=u;i, man Joe. "a which all
the cab drivers of Tie metropolis are ad-
mitte5 free Cf charge
Miss Nellie FarT-l has r7c sI-ran1-
cred The lease ~ che Opera Cru.aus
n-- Retirement tucIn IL r1a1agem-rr
being only temporary. After SIR Al
zGS;uS HarGis had produced -1e rev
irish opera "ShanuS Q Br.an" az --ss
house. 4 VIII revert 70 Miss Fsr~eu.
who mas IN contemplation new PLAY
something after -he order - An Az
lists Model
Arthur S0urcier : con -rupiz-s-z a.
American tour with h.s highly success
ful royalty play ''The Chilli Wsdow.~ A.
ter finishing his provincial tour. which
begins after Easter. The Chill Wid-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03
CONNECTIONS

No. 1-Connects at Burton, Kan,
with A T. & 5. T for points in Kansas.
Has reclining chair cars (seats free),
aud Pullman drawing room sleepers TO
Burton, Kan.
No. 2-Connects at Monett for points
N Arkansas, Indian territory and
Texas. Connects at Grand Union
Station, st. Louis, with all lines for
the east, north and southeast. Has
reclining chair cars (seats free) and
Pullman drawing room sleepers to st.
Louis
No. 5-Connects at Burton with A.
I. & S. F. for all points west and north
west Has reclining chair cars (seats
sree) Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers TO Burton. Through Pullman
sleeperS Burton to Los Angeles, San
Diego and San Francisco. On Sundays
has Pullman Tourist sleepers through
10 Los Angeles without change.
No 6-Connects at Monet for points
In Arkansas and Texas. Connects al
st. Louis Grand Union Station with all
lines for the east, north and southeast.
Has reclining chair cars (seats free)
and Pullman Buffet drawing room
sIeeperS TO st. Louis.
Throught tickets on sale to all points.
For further information call upon or
address TAGG & GARVEY,
City Ticket Agents
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03

ow'' is now nearing its two hundredth
consecutive performance in London
The new play at the Duke Of fork's
theatre. row again under the manage
ment of Horace Sedger, VIII probably
be produced on April +. Instead of the
Cay Parisenne, the title of the Paris
original. It viii be called The French
Girl" Ada Reeve has been engaged for
the principal part and Violet Robinson
and Mr. Wheeler Will also be in the cast.
Despite the fact that Mrs LanStry
lost most Of her jewelry, there seems no
lack Of precious stones forming an ad-
junct to the splendid gown she wears in
the Second act of Gossip" at the Come
dy theatre in the character OF Mrs.
Barry. 1t is stated that Mrs. Langtry
Will surely appear in America next year,
her season beginning in New York ear
ly in the autumn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No Wichita Wichita Denver Cripple OK
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03
wTCUITA AxD ESTERS.
EAST.

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
10 Wichita Wichita Ft Smith. st. Louis,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03
WICHITA STEAM DYeING co.

We have The only Carpet Dusser N ere
West, and have tuss added ,nschsnsry ,s,
ory cleaning OF dress4s Of every ksnd rt7a
oct ripping. Por1es. Chenszs ar.d cur.
tazrAs OF au ezyee cleaned and k71zrsxs sesi
70 give ssfSnaco0r.- Our rsfsreucs ~.
ot1t n The oty- Of1oe-iS2 - MArkess =
Faoto<y-M West Dvu xias ave
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1000 a m
200 pm
$40 pm
S'l5 a m
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6 l2 20 p N u p NJ 2 % a m rs a M
: 10 25 m'l0 40 D m II l5 N $50 pm
IS S 35 M - a N Local Freight
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- ly excepl ~unday.
TRAINS
GOING NoRrH AND EAST.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No2 Kansas City, st. Louis
and Chicago limited daily !n5am m aIoa m
30 > Colorado Springs. Den
Yer andPacfic coast daily !Q5a m alOa m
No kansas City ST Louis
and Chicago II ght express
daily except Monday Il I0a m IL Il a m
NoSA CcommodatiOn daily
EXCEPT sunday. IL I0a m lsOl m
GoING SOUTH AND WEST
30 Fort Worth, Dallas
EUEstOn and Galveston
txHrees,s, daily; :C2pm 7ogpm
No Oklahoma, 1T Worth
New Orleans and Pacllci
coast, daily y..--.-.......... .o2 p m OF pm
So3 oklahoms, 1T Wc1th
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily, except
80 5 Fort Worth. Houston '0' q - 80" III
Galveston and san Auto-
la" express, daily, except
sunday day---....-........... $50 m 4Sos m
NO5l accommodation, eX-
CeptNnnday. ..----.-.......,' 40 y M 80 M
Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
Ialns and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita tc Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepeIs on all
Trains to Fort Worth. Houston San An
ionic aid New Orleans Tickets sold and
baggage checked TO all points north.
Iouth. east and west Steamship tickets
Iold to all European points at lowest
lates. City Ticket Once 100 East Doug
as avenue, corner Main street. Passen-
ger station corner Douglas and Meade
avenues. Telepf one lS9.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. J. H. PHILLIPS,
CHOCTAW. OKLAHOMA & GULF r. r.
The Short Line 10 and from all points in
indian and Oklahoma Territories
Through tickets sold a Short Line rates
to all points.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe.
Leave Station. Arrive
500 p. m. ...... Wichita ...... 1910 g. m.
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific.
Leave. Station. Arrive.
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Connect with
Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf.
Leave. Station. Arrive.
1000 a m. .......El Reno.......' 6:lS p. m.
30 a. n. e.. Oklahoma City. + 9:e0 p. m.
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Ma a m 1880 2. m.
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Arrive Station Leave.
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Except Sunday.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-03-03
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

nez=paDsrz. among item tie Cincsa-
nsa Cgrame~cs1l. ii. compelled 70 DE-
nounce hin therefor.
Formal sailing orde-s to the Bancroft
rave be=n E=usd by the Navy Depart
neDs directing Commander Charles
B-lknap, Der Commanding oScsr, 70
!aave New YORK OF Saturday, AMI after
taxing one1plosives al Tonpkinsville,u 70
proceed 80 Gibraltar, and there repor.
BIZ telegraph 70 Admiral Selhdge, con-
handing the European station. ioc
i1rthe, orders.
Congressman McMillin, who spoke al
ths democratic State convention Of
NsE jersey yesterday, i hare today.
IL asyE there were mora delegates from
the rural portion Of the State present
than az any previous convention. and
that Re never cav more eotnulaS.lc
body Of nea. and, contrary 10 what ne
had ben told, Il was informed that the
sil7er feeling was a. ssrong among the
railroad and f-c.ory employees OF the
CITIES g among lie farmers Of the
counsry.
Mr. Frances, the new Secretary OF
me Interior. followed the example
o: Secretary Lamont this evening, and
published Letter IL favor o. the elec
lion OF Mckinley.
Mr. Thona= To~le=, secretary Of the
national CON mittee Of the silver party.
returned IRON Chicago this morning.
He reports that eli ths indications
.here point to the election Of Bryan by
z large majority.
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T0-DAT'S TELEGR4PHIG NEWS
Pennsylyanfa Deu,ocra,-


H42RlSsUzc. Pa. SEPT. l0.-The
democratic STATE couveot;on which was
recovered ior the purpose OF filing
vacancies On me ticker. caused by the
resignation OF candidates since the adou-
ton o:ihe Chicago platform, ne. here
to-day. Capt. Keenan,. the temporary
Chairman. made an address in which
NJ upheld the reoouveoing 0: the COZ
Teniion, declared inat there should D.
10 ainchiog in supporting the national
nominees. and denounced the gold
democratic movement as step in favor
o. Mckinley. He predicted thar fusion
with tne populis-s would result in g
least something more than hopeless
fight il Pennsylvania.
TIE platform cordially endorses ing
nomination o: Bryan and S5sali, and
declares thac the platform adopted a..
the democratic national convention a.
Chicago i substituted for the Platform
adopted By the Allentown democratic
Safe Convention, and the said Chicago
platform Is declared TO be the declara-
ton Of the democracy OF Pennsylvania.
State committee which was appointed
last nigh. 10 confer with peoples
party committee OF the subject OF fu-
SOD. NET the populist representatives
this morning. The committees were in
session Tor over an hour and the cues
ton was discussed il al CT liz phases.
The committees viii hold another COZ
ference later in the day.
The conference adjourned 70 permit
the democratic SUB committee 70 re-
port 70 the State committee.
The democratic State committee net
shortly before noon and agreed 70 Join
forces with the populiztg TIE sub
comuil;ee. which conferred with the
peoples party representatives was in
s.ructed 70 meet the populi:; committee
ard arrange fusion.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

ALEXANDRIA Va, Sept. u. 1896.
IT, The Elitor q :hs 4!s-> adriG Gd-st:s:
Please allow ne through your valu-
able paper 70 thank the citizens o. Alex
andria 10. the kindly interest they
have shown toward ne aud NJ family
=ince il mas been NJ happy lot 70 dwell
among you. I came 70 your city unso-
licited eighteen months ago witt no. 3
single Acquaintance here, and nave re-
ceived nothing b1!the kinde=. 0: treat
nent from ell classes o: the people,
and to-day nave every reason 70 De-
lieye ina. ! nave great many friends
here, and while I have 70 sex other
fields Of labor il il source Of grea.
comfort for ne 70 know that NJ family
are among such friends s. have il
this city. therefore l viii continue 70
make Alexandra NJ home Just 6
long aS possible. The board OF direc-
tors Of the Union Mission have kindly
assumed responsibility for al NJ il
debtednes= prior 10 the first day OF Au-
gust, thereby delivering ne OF any
burden along that lire Is I 90 TO ny
new field OF labor For this an very
thankful and would ask M friends 70
help them out 81 they can. I leave
the city today 70 begin ny work at
Townsend, Del, but hope 70 see the
day when the mission work which has
done 50 much good in the pas. viii De
resumed and carried on with much
more success than ever again thank-
ing you ell, l an still your humble ser
want. 2. Z. REDDISG.
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Prisonees. Desperate Atrempt.

LE2yESwogTE. kas., Sept. l0.-Wil-
lism Blaylock, and Charles Pond, mur.
derers, made desperate attempt 10
escape ron the Kansas penitentiary
Yesterday by climbing cut OF the prison
coal shaft. 30 feet deep. using the
brace Ecantlipg=, which are three feet
apart, and in the form Of q ladder. TIE
scantling= are vet and slippery. and
the officials never believed such feat
% Dc possible. While coming up the
coal cages passed and the prisoners
saved themselves by getting on the air
shaft side. Ga gazing The outside OF
:he prison the guards opened ire on
them and each nan was nil. Pond
managed 70 gain the woods and i. still
at large Biaylock vas shot and fatally
wounded. Pond mad been sentenced 70
death and Biaylock 70 lie impri=on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court Of Appeals Of Virginia con-
vened at Staunton on Tuesday, all the
Judges being present.
But one case was heard, that of the
town Of Bridgewater VIZ. Allemong,
which was argued and submitted.
Yesterday tinnerap vs. Womeldorf
was dismissed by agreement, as was
also American Employers Company
US. lively, the record Ect being
printed.
Kline ys. Triplett was argued and
submitted.
Moore vs. Powell & Bryan was laid
over to the next term. and Cochran
vs.. Loudoun Assurance Corporation
was partly argued by Messrs. W. D..
Liggett and George E. Sipe, of Harri.
sonburg. These cases came from the
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit.
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a Biz Steaner.

BELFAST, sept. I0.-Tne Hamburg
American Steamship ConpaDy's new
twin screw steamer Pennsylvania was
successfully launched from the Harlan
&: Wolf =hipyard to day. The new
vessel * the largest merchant steamer
aaoat, being 5000 tons displacement
and 20,000 tons carrying capacity. She
i=5j feet long, - feet beam aud - feet
deep. The Pennsylvania Is designed 70
make an average speed OF fourteen
knots az hour and 10 have q passenger
capacity OF 300 first cabin, 30 second
cabin and ! 900 steerage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

TIE directors O: toe American Kali
way Union have ssued an address 70
al tie members O. thas organization,
advising them 70 7o.e 70. Bryan, and
ay they wzre inducsd 70 DO 80 % ine
astounding attempts Il coercion pre-
tiosd By tae railroad conpzuia. Tne
.oundhous5=, ,oey say, have been CDR
7srtsd in.o political sig"an=, and en-
ploysez arg intinidarsd 20 Join "soand
money club= by ne railway nznagesz.
I'VE know Of nany instances, they
gay, "where employees arg given 70
unders.azd tazs taei- oont:nuano= il
sevice depends On their supporting the
gold standard candidates. The coun.
II z.and= anszsd q. sucn bold and
shameless Intimidation"
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TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES.

James L@v;S. the veL-nown ac:or.
died s. Wes. Hampton, l. l. iai=
morning.
The extensive new building OF tie
Montreal steam landry WAS burned
this morning. The loss / estimated =.
$4,000.
The twelfth victim OF Sunday norn-
ings Opera House disaster az Benton
Easoo.. Mich, died this morning from
Ms injuries.
The Prograo Theatre, OF Monterey.
Mex, was destroyed by fire Yesterday.
Los 500 .0sl, with no insurance. The
Mexican Opera Company lost is
scenery and w.rirobes.
4 cab egran from London savs 8
coupany has be+n formed there with
capital O. SO, 900 10 build marine rail
way and carry OF ship building yard
in Vancouver, B. C.
TIE democratic State committee OF
Indiana mss been hurriedly called 10
Indianapolis 10 accep. the resignation
OF Chairman Holt, whose gold leauiugs
brought about oFeacr between him
and Governor Matthews that inslly
forced MS retirement.
The conference committee on fusion,
made up 0: representatives OF four
State conventions, democratic. popu.
list, silver and silver republicans. made
lir.le progress 81 Denver. Col, last
night. The populist delegation have
not 81 arrived, but those coming de-
maud the governor.
Pittzburg dis.illerz have secured the
signatures Of firms producing siIty.fve
per cert. OF the whisky distilled in
Pennsylvania. New York. New Jersey
and Maryland, agreeing 70 remain idle
until September. lSe7. irrespective Of
whether or no: 81 me di=tiliers in the
States named signed.
TIE Wzr:erson Cl15 II :. Lo1:s W.: esp
.1-9d % re silver neut=rs ST meeting
lzE: uigh: a-d Br!z2 srt Ssvzl *e.e en-
l9-<-
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Fusion in Confu.ion.

RALEIGH. y. c., Sept. l0.-Every'
thing is at cross purposes al one o'clock
this afternoon IS TO fusion between the
republicans and populists on State
ticket. Tit poppiists insist that Rus
sell must come down as the head OF the
republican ticket and the republican
com mitte= i declared TO be unanimous
in its assertion that this will not De
done. The republicans declined 10 con-
slider a proposition for division OF Coz.
gresham until the matter OF governor
= -crtlS6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
ECesDAY EvnEe. GEgT. 10. 1876

TIE sTUgIDIrT otthe American aoof'
e,who. win the facilities Of free schoolz
and caaap newsrapers. allowz himsslf
10 b gullsd By me ridiculous atats-
men. IN. Under toe resumption Q; sil-
ve. coinage hiz wzzse wonld b paid II
dollarz worth Only afty-three ceuts, L 70
Be ,nnisera.ed rather shan -idiculed-
Iftbe rss coinage Of Give, zhou!d b
resumed, silver doliarz would b Of toe
zane weight and fnenesz az they are
now, and would have the came coin
value, io1 cbeg:would De receivable not
orly By tne government and 5satse.
co1ntieg and CITIES il payment fall
due=, bu. IL legal tender tog al private
debx. The d1es Of Inc govsrnment
a,e nov more than hall Jilli0m E
yea-, tnoss Of Stzt4=, counties and
cs.ie= great deal more, and there L
70 telling Inc amount Of private debts.
But. b@sidsa I'll sdis, oliver dollars will
hare tne zane value abroad az they
Low hzve. any bank OF broker il Lon
don VII nov exchange z pound note
OF IL equivalent, 2 gold sovereign, for q
fvs do.Lzy silver certificate, because
waeu sent bacz here that note will
pa e. IL full worth Of American e1-
Iyortz 70 England, and il goes without
szying mt Corg-esz that would en-
aa and President VINO would sign q
bill :or the free coinage ot Eilyer, would
also enact and sign bill that would
reduce tae present high tariff. and
toereDy increase the export Of Amer-
can prodncts, aud consequently in
creaae the foreign demand tor silver
dolla.a with which 70 pay for those pro-
ducts. With ell these immense and
varions demands for silver dollars, il
would ne i'm posziole, with the present
supply Of silver bullion and the pres.
eat capacity Of the mints, for such dol
Lars TO become deprecated in value,
and the American laborer who doesn' t
know this, and who alloTs the pluto
crats and their subsidized agents to
POKE their fngers in his eyes, resecta
little credit upon the preaa and public
echoois o. his country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

TELLER PRAISES Dissatisfaction Henry
u. Teller addressed large audience at Nor
rison, H., On liondsy. The Senator left
there Tuesday morning for Chicago. In his
address the Senator said:
Let me say one word about Brysn for fear
that somebody may think am not in accord
With him entirely. l have very general &C.
auainanca with public men. l think l
know every man il public life among the
democrats who has the slightest CLAIM 10 a
nomination, and l say to yoc here now,
after an acquaintance Of more than seven
years with Mr.. Bryan, aad pretty close ac-
ouaintance with him, too, that in the whole
ranks Of the democracy there waE not man
better equipped and more worthy OF nornina-
ton than he"