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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

La importancia del moYimiento de opinion
que empieza producirse no puede pasar
inadvertida para ell Directorio Autonomista
nj para ell Gobierno General.
va los comites hablsn con energieos tonos,
Y no desconooe1a nadie que ell pals eta en-
pie que es precise oirle y atenderle.
La DsmooRACA SO f5licita de MERCER,
una vez mag, en- oeacion tan grave, el aplau-
30 de sns compatriotas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

preciosa zarzuela El Mildgro de Ia V3rge7a
que 1uzgar por los ensayos ha de ser La
great attraction de la temporada,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23
MAS DERROTAS

Cuatro mil rebeldes, al mando de Maceo Y
oe sus tenlentes, tomaren posiciones con
objeto de ataear envolver 4 las columnas
del corouel Saarez Inclan.
Este nc cedio ante la avalanche enemiga
La contavo y, ademas, orden6 una carga 4
la bayoneta, entire las sombras del crepds-
culo.
Despues de luchar dos horas logr6 desalo-
jar los 1nsurrectos, causandoIes muchas
Dajas.
INDECISO
Maceo, al avanzar la columna, despues de
Ia acclon, hacla Oandeiaria, no lie impidi6 el
paso.
PERSEGUIDo
Va de noche lego al campo de batalla la
columna del general Linares, cuando los
facclosos Sc ocupaban de recoger sus heridos.
Sorprendi6 q Maceo la liega ia de- Linares.
no pudo defenderse, aunque 10 iptent6.
En- is hulda le persiguen las tropas de Lii
mares, que recogieron heridos, caballos Y
pertrechos en- abundancia.
De nuestro corresponsal de San Juan:
Capital. Mario %.
Cablegcsma Official recibido hoy dice Ma.
GEO Banderos batidos Oandelaria por Inclan,
9ayaiaDos por frances, otros puntos per
Hernandez Velazco.
Ceroa Oabaf1as por Villaval Carcel tienen
partidas Matanzas distraer tropss Inca Ma
riel Artemisa Majana contando ret. oceso
Maceo de Pinar.
Ascendidos Linares division, Suarez In-
clan general brigada encargados persecution
Maceo. Arolas lfuea Mariel, generates Mel
quizo. Rufz Bernal, coronel Tort operando
proFIncia Habans- s--Cofresponsaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23
APRESTOS NAVALES

FL corgreso de los Estados- Unidos tiene
pendiente una solicitud de la conisi6n de
aprestos navales
Esta plde que Sc popga en- actitud de salir
q campafa todos los cruceros torpederos
del pals.
En- los arsenales SO nota una aotividad in
cansable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

la ley de los pafses vfrgenes es la del mas
fuerte. sEstamos ciertos de Que esta misma
ley no sea la de los pafses civilizadosf- Lac
Glen Bidrt.
Sean fisicos sean morales, los hechos STEM
pre- tienen sus causas El vicio la virtud
son productos como ell vitriolo y ell az1car.-
Iaine.
Los dos efectos mas SECURES de toda vio-
lencia son Ia rebellion y el odio.-P. F.cas
re2aS
Ell que vive sin hacer locuras no es tan
cuerdo como cree
La Juventud no irfa tan lejos 81 no tuyie-
Sc la vanidad por compafiera.
LGrochsf foucauld.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

Tenemos noticlas exactas de que el comitt
autonomista de Isabella mRntiene ell pensa
miento de disolver el partido autonomista
A la Capital iran sus delegados y votarsI
la disoluci6n.
En- esa actitud Sc encueDtran cssi todos, to
dos quiza, los del pals entero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23
/ OTRA VEZ. I

So acuerda en- Oonsejo de Ministries autori-
ear la emission de billetes del Banco Espaffol
de la Habana, siempre que esta institution
ample las garantfas prestadas.
Los billetes seren de curse forzoso
VuelTe, pues. Cuba ell papel, recogido
hace POGO, y que lego & cotizarse al veinte
por cierto de su valor nominal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23
De Cabo Rnio ::

''Es tan escasa la concurrencia que asiste
al esntro de instruction CLub ufstt0Tto
la ogia mas6nica FStrellG de Ooctde'lte, qne
podria peusarse al en tai escasez lnhaye 10
afci6n 4 los lnonaroas los cGbaLLoS que
Sc va iespertando en- nuestro pueblo.
Lastma grande.
De unos centros 4 los otros hay tanta dis
taueia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

Recortamos de III Pats, de San Juan:
layer fae llamado do nuevo la Fortale
"a 81 Directorio de nuestro psrtido.
La conferences celebrada con Ell sefior Go
bernador Marin dur6 mas de hora y media.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

Anoche vino a nuestras manos Ell telegra-
Capital, Mario %, t.
Mufioz Rivera Ponce
Para usted para mis- amigos del alma
de mi Ponce, hermanos por Ia TERRA por el
coraz6n, ell carifoso saludo de-Degeto"
Bien 7euido su terra infeliz ell joven y
bizarre publicista que, entire el estruendo de
las grandes ciudades europeas, no olVldo
nunca a su pedacito de patria antillana;
La noticia de que pronto estala en- Ponce
Federico Degetau caussra intense jdbilo,
sus paisanos de esta ciudad, en- que tanto Sc
le quiere Sc lie distingue, por su talento y
por su coraZon.
Los que escriben La DEMoCRACIa envian la
expression de sus afectos invariables al COM
pailero, al paisano y al amigo.
Agradecemos pr0fdndamente nuestro
oorresponsal de Coamo las lfneas que siguen
ell inter65 que dem uestra por este periodlco:
ola DEmoORACGA tiene su serYicio especial
de eablegramas; nos sirVe IN suplemento
ilustrado en- todos los corTeos desde MADRID;
sostiene CORES sponsales desde Paris hasta Ia
Ultima aldea de Puerto Rico; es dlarlo &c
gran circulation, sin aumentar So preclo de
Sbono-desde que SO fdnd6 trisemanal-que
es el que cobrsn los demas periodlcos que es-
tan todavia en- estas condolences.
Ahora blen; 81 con tales mejoras-que no
hemos de pedIr mas, s,-tenemos un perlodlco
como 10 necesitamos, justo es, que contrlbu-
yamos q su sostenimiento, que deJen de ser
gUogGeroS les que pueden ser suscrlPtores.
para sostener a la empresa que nos sos
ofrecon estos servicios debemos contrlbulr al
aumeuto de abonado5.
Por mi parte me parece haber cumplido
con este deber, pues aparte de los que va lie
envi6 antes, incluyo algunos hoy"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

AL regresar ell microbes 1ltimo de una
partida de cazs 81 alcalde de Oabo RoJo, va
al anochecer, tuvo la desgracia de que una
carreta le psssra por encima, sin que, por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23
ENRIQUE COLLAZO

So asegura que este organic sdor conduc-
tor &c expediciones flibusteras ha llegado
Oayo Hueso.
30 snade que l!eVa IN buque pronto la
caTgs.
EN- Ell SENADO DE WASHINGTON
Ea aquel cuerpo tomo la palabra Mr.. Nor
ga para dirigir rudos ataques al senior Du
puy de LONE. por la en6rgica actitud de este
~ defensa de EspafIa.
= M. Tyre, dirigi6ndose la mayorfa, pide
que ell informs acsffcca cesfca de Ia heligsas1Siss-
faoiva la Comision de reaciones exteriores
Asf, dice, podra evitarse la intervenci6n
constitutional del presidente de la repdblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

CONVENIENCIA PUBLICA.-Quien de
see viajar hacia los pueblos de Gt4ayGnaG
CoG4no, AdjW7atGs y Aiboasito va en- carrua-
je, va en- caballos de silla, dirijase al que
suscribe, calle dc Ia Tore, esquina la Rel
na. Modicidad en- preoios, carruajes fuertes
c6modos, caballerias resistentes.
Ponce, Agosto de 1895.-Jainse BGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

suerte suya, las ruedas lie causaran gran
dafIo.
Ls auxiliaron algunos de sus acompa
nantes
Las contusiones que sufri6 DO revisten
gravedad.
Un telegrama que robustece nuestra acti
tud respecto 3 la dsoluci6n:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

a pTop0slto DC Ia PerIa.
tNo podra desaparecer aquel reluj que
preside las funciones dssde la boca del esoe-
mario, como 81 fuera ell ojo investigator de la
Proyidencia, yique ademas de cursi resulta
completamenGe in6til, pues siempre esta pa
radoG
Es IN detalle de NAL gusto que .debe su-
primirse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

minutes de la tarde, fonde6 en- el puerto de
la Capital 81 Vapor cerreo de la peninsula.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

FL que vive sin hscer locuras no es tan
cuerdo como cree
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

4S7 imponentes depositaron aver en- ell
CT@dtto q Ab2rrO PouceRo la suma de.
$1491.75.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

FelicitAmosle por su artfculo La Dtsozu
ct6n
Como usted piensa todo buen puertorri-
quefo. Fernando GonzdleS, Santos Ayaza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

Auoche vino nuestras manos ell telegra
ma que sigue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23
MuIoz Rjvera--Ponce

San Sebastian, Mario %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-23

Como no llegan a nosotros las cartas gu
en- estos 1itimos dfas debi6 escribirnos el Sc
nor Hoyos, y como no sabemos en- que locs
lldad SO encuentra, le encargamos que, q
leer las presentes lineas, nos avise por tele
grafo que punto podemos enyiarle instruc
clones.
Nuestro agente del pueblo en- que Sc en-
cuentre el seIlor Hoyos nos dispensara el oh
sequio dc enterarIe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
CONTEST Is VERY HOT
Friends of Well Known Gentlemen Boost
ing Their Favorites

The ladies in charge Of the Catholic
fair next door to the Eagle Office had
every reason to give thanks yesterday.
The nall was crowded all day and every
thing done was source of satisfaction
to everyone present A splendid dinner
was served and for three long hours
every seat al the tables was occupied. 1t
was dinner and supper combined. for the
man who ate the dinner did not have
any need to eat supper. II was an al
day meal, so to speak. The evening pro-
gram was very successful. Shaw'S full
orchestra was present and furnished
some fine music. There was jolly and
liberal crowd in attendance and they
spent their money freely and were glad
of il. One OF the most exciting features
was the voting contest. For the most
popular man in Wichita the following
candidates were named by their enthu-
siastic frinds: DR.. d. W. McClees. g. f.
Sawyer. 3. O'Hare, George Bergman
and Captain J. C. Kirk. Over thous-
and votes were cast in all and when the
fair closed for the night DR.. McClees was
the following order. B. O'Hare. Captain
Kirk. George Bergman and c. f. Saw
var tie. At the voting this afternoon
and evening the friends of Mr.. Bergman.
Mr. OHare and t~- other candidates will
make the frienls of the gallant and genial
doctor hustle. A spirited contest is also
going on between the friends of Mrs VIII
lam Meyer and Mrs Frank Buia. The
gentleman's prize is a hat and the ladies
prize nice lamp
Dinner and supper will be served again
TO day and during the evening there will
be some fine music and splendid amuse-
men- generally.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
SHOOTING STORY IN RHYME
Details of q Turkey shoot Recorded by the
Poets or the Party.

Doc Sawyer. Billy Schnitzler AM
Frank Goode went out To a turkey shoe
yesterday and on the road coming hoTp,
they were biockaded by another party o.
shooters from whom they stole an add
tionaI turkey. They described it 4;
rhyme, as follows:
Twas the day the call Thanksgiving
They had a shooting matcn
To win some hens and gobblers
Of the Seds wick county hatch.
And 1.ons the city gents who braved
A perfect rain OF mud"
Were handsome Doc" and Billie
And a narksman pretty 'Goode."
The merry hayseeds giggled
When the city chaps arrive"
And the gang OF turkeys gobbled
To think they'd longer live:
But our boys nevres were steady,
CFor they never take nipl.
And they sent their bullets whizzing
To the center every clip.
Our Doc" got one and so did Frank.
BY craftsmanship 50 true,
And Billie with an honest aim
Then gobbled gobbsers two.
But greater than the craftsmanship
Was a blockade on the road
When Frank relieved the jokers
OF portion of their .oad.
Twas a Goode retaliation
On an ignorant galoot
And the happiest sensation
OF the famous turkey shoot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
SHE GUYS WICHITA
Duchess OF Longsberry Comments on
Wichita School Affairs.

The Duchess of Longsbury' guys
Wichita in the Belle Piaine Defender this
week as follows:
I'VE noticed in the Wichita Daily
Eagle that there is some talk of dismiss
ing their city schools during the month
Of January, to cut down the expensive
coal bill, and also that the pupils will not
be exposed TO the severe weather dur
ing that, the coldest month of the year,
and, then you know the teachers want to
go home and see their folks-sweet
hearts-besides the senior class says that
by not teaching during that month their
commencement exercises will be about
the time of the other commencements OF
the various schools. The board of edu-
cation of the city is very thoughtful
along that line, especially when they are
a little short of cash. Belle Plaine High
School will continue during that month
and will also try 10 keep the pupils warm.
even IL they are burning green cotton
wood. The class will get out all right,
too. Our teachers do not need to go
home TO zee their NAV" and paw" and
the rest Of them "LONSBERRY."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27

the easies, man for whom to secure the

the easiest man for whom to secure the
appointment.
AOf course we said that there were. al
ready several good men who were cam
oioafes for the position and that Gov
ernor Lewellirg was not candidate.
I'VE were also told, whether true or
not we cannot say) that Governor Leedy
and other members of the council who
appoint the commissioners had said
that three lawyers would not be appoint
ed. and also that Governor Leedy said
that if Wichita got man on the board
he must be either business man or
farmer.
while Mr.. Ayres has many endorse
ments and is a young man whose char
acte. and standing is OF the highest,
Yet, in view of the fact that Wichita s
nan must be either a farmer or busi-
ness man; and further. that positive as
surance were made. that some members
of the council would be glad TO vote for
Governor Lewelling, who would not vote
for an attorney from Wichita-would il
not be better for the business men and
farmers of Sedgwick county to make
Governor Lewelling their candidate rath-
er than lose altogether?
We presume Mr.. Lewelling could serve
through the coming term OF the legisla-
luFe ana al the next fcSuid' eIcctiOH q
successor could be elected 10 fill the posi-
ton. We do not desire 10 throw obsta-
cles in the way of any candidate nor do
We make these suggestions in the inter
est OF any individual, but solely for the
purpose, IL possible, OF being absolutely
sure OF a Wichita man having place
on the board"
Enough has been said to convince
young William Ayres that instead of be-
ing admitted to the bar few months
ago he should have gone into the butter
and egg business or move out into the
country and be young farmer Verify
the road of the young politician is a
rccky one
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
GOOD WORDS FOR SLUTZ
Carthage Christians Commend Him for
Earn estness and Ability.

Yesterday this office received letter
from III. B. Wardin, secretary OF the Of
fetal board of the Methodist church of
Carthage, No. with the following en-
Closed:
Whereas. Rev ". B. Siutz, DID,, has
been transferred from the ST. Louis con-
ference to the Southwest Kansas con-
ference and assigned to the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Wichita after
having served the First NJ. E. church at
Carthage, Mo-, for nearly four years. 1t
Is unanimously
Resolved. by the official board OF the
First NJ. Z. church Of Carthage, Mo-.
That we. part with Bro, Siutz and his
family with regret; that in having served
this charge the longest term of any pas
tor in its history. Bro. Slutz has also serv
ed 1t most acceptably and his labors have
been attended with abundant success IN
every line OF the work, and it was fur
ther
Resolved, That we heartily commend
Bro Slutz 20 his new charge as an earn
est and deyout Christian gentleman and
as minister Of ability. spiritual power
and effectiveness and We commend Sis
ter Slutz as a pastors model wife and
our prayers and affectionate God speed
go with them"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
THEY ARE FIRMLY UNITED
Miss Mollie Ross and Mr.. Harry Hammond
Are Married.

Last evening at o'clock Miss Mollie
Ross. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Ross OF s04 North Topeka avenue.
was married to Mr.. Harry G. Hammond
of Canton. Chic. The event was very
beautiful and impressive affair, and was
witnessed by quite a number OF the
friends ard relatives of the bride and
groom. The house was beautifully deco
rated with palms, ferns and chrysanthe-
nE.nE.
Professor Blume had the music IN
Charge, and played the wedding march
as the bridal party descended the stair
way. First came Mr.. Vinton Hammond
brother of the groom and Mr.. George
Ross. brother of the bride, followed by
little Charlotte Fogg, as flower girl, who
carried a basket of chrysanthemums.
following came Miss Grace McAdams, as
maid of honor, followed by the bride and
groom They passed into the parlor and
arranged themselves before a large floral
horseshoe where the ceremony was per-
formed.
The house was beautifully decorated
and the wedding supper was very dainti-
" served. There were numerous and cost
" wedding presents from friends, some
of which Were too large to be placed
among the others, but were represented
each by 4 card upon which was simply
inscribed the character of the gift and
the name of the giver. These rested upon
the table among the other presents.
Mr. Hammond is one of the best-known
young men in business and social circles
OF eastern Ohio. He has been one of the
most successful bridge contractors Of his
state for the last two years, and this
speaks for his future. Miss Mollie Ross
herself, is too well-known in this city to
need any comment whatever. Her many
friends in this city wish her a hearty
bon voyage and while they rejoice with
her, they regret very much losing her.
A full account Of the wedding and of
the guests present will be found in the
society notes of Sundays Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
eENrLEMEN NOW ENTERTAIN
Very Pleasant Evening Spent Under Thi
Management.

Last ,evening three young men Of this
city gave a crysanthemum party at the
residence of Mr.. Thompson, on North
Lawrence avenue. The gentlemen were
Messrs. Earl Evans, Walter Vincent and
Daniel Edwards. The evening was a
very enjoyable one, the guests induiging
in progressive logomedy for the greater
part. The house was prettily decorated
with crysanthemums and foliage plants.
During the course Of the evening re-
freshments were daintily served the
guests. Misses Vincent, Evans and
Thompson received the guests. and
when an Eagle reporter visited the house
it looked as though the boys had under
taken a task which eventually fell to
their sisters. who could do it more nicely.
A full account of the party with list OF
the guests will be found in Sunday
mornings Eagle among the society
noreS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Wells Circle Of Kings Daughters
viii meet this afternoon at the residence
OF Miss Gertie Jackson
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27

Arthur Burns was down from Newton
yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
1T Is A GREAT COMPANY.

i
The Sharpley Dramatic company play
ed to two magnificent audiences at the
opera house yesterday, and al night they
had every reason to give thanks. In the
afternoon they played I'm Missouri and
at night they played After the Ball. :"
They fdlly deserved the success that at
tended both events. For a popular-price
COMPANY il is one of the best that has
ever entertained and delighted Wichita
audience. The players are all good and
they present a piece in a manner tha:
reaches the heart about as well as any
company that plays this circuit In
Missouri is very pretty piece and one
that touches the humor as we'll as the
sentiment of people 1t suffers nothing by
being presented by the Sharpley Dra-
matte company. after the Bali is also
a piece that is full of the humanities of
life and those who saw it came away
better people. One Of the great features
of the company is its excellent band and
orchestra. With the latter entertaining
the audience the intermissions are not
only tolerable but decidedly pleasant.
The piece TO be played tonight is that
facinating creation that has challenged
the admiration of the world-"Trilby."
1t is one of the favorite pieces of this
company and one that has been great
factor IN building up their enviable popu-
larity. Tomorrow afternoon they viii
have another matinee. presenting one Of
their prettiest pieces. AS the entire
membership of the company is good it is
hardly necessary to particularize, but II
must be said that Miss Aida Lawrence
and MrM. A. ]. Sharpley deserve especial
mention for their fine artistic work Of
yesterday and last night.
EDDY TO BE HERE
Next week Clarence Eddy. the famous
organist. will entertain Wichita at the
Methodist church. The date is week
from tomorrow night He is the peer OF
all organists in the world and this date
for Wichita was secured with great diff
ficuity. Many people from surrounding
towns will attend.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
CITY IN RRIEE.

lie Roy Kramer went to Hutchinson
last evening 20 attend the ball given
last night.
C,aud Sluss and Roy Allen went to
Kansas City to witness the football game
there yesterday.
M. George Chapman and A A. Hilton
want to Kansas City to see the football
game yesterday.
The police gathered in one lone case
or plain drunk yesterday as a result OF
the Thanksgiving hilaTity.
Nearly everybody was of duty yester-
day except the elevator boy in the
Sedswick block, who mourned his sad
fate.
Mr.. Ira Pierce Of the Sedgwick Coun-
~ Bank left yesterday for Battle Creek,
Mich. where ne will enter san.tarium
IN hopes Of regaining MS LOST health.
The funeral of MIR. George Kayssr was
conducted yesterday by the members OF
the 40. L. w. who attended in body
ana followed the body 20 its last resting
place.
The Office OF the city school superin-
tendent will not ne open Friday and sat-
urdsy of this week. The superintendent
is attending the South wsst Kansas Teach
CES dSSlCl3ti0A d. " riA-4Ae Ay...
Report came in yesterday morning
too late fer publication. OF the cracking
Of two safes in Mglysne by robbers. one
belonged TO Mr. Trickey. ana the other
one 10 Dr. Shelley. Nothing was secured.
however, although the Tricksy safe had
considerable money IN 1t. but the inner
door saved Il
J. W. johnson was arrested yesterday
upon a complaint made by ]. ". Bear
din. who claims Johnson has misase1
funds. Johnson states that he Was ~
sell soois for the house which Beardin
represents. which he did but Bsarf.n
did 10; pay him his sages, and ae there
fore us-d some cs the money he had
taken In. 20 pay rs board
\ man xas brought IL late last Ri.h.
from Round Pond. oklahoEaz. for treat
n.enr at the Wichita Hospital He had
the misfortune 10 have his spine broken
about three weeks ago, and j was so0a
foInS that an operation would be 8ec-
esszry. and consequently he was bro1gaz
- the Wichita Hospital. this being con-
si6sred one % the oS<- institutions for
the purpose IN the southwest
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27
WILLIS BOOM BURST
WIOHITA'S YOUNG LAWYER MUST
MAKE ANOTHER SACRIFICE.

He VIII Have to Step Aside for His Old
Friend Lewelline-Ths Ex-Governor is
Now ON Red Hot Trial for the Once
of Railroad Comnissiooer-That 10, His
Friends Archie Wichita Candidate
Must be . Farmer or Business Man
No Lawyer Can Secure This Fat Piece
Of Pc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27

actly right, when the supply of energy
is exhausted. Those thus remembered
yesterday were truly thankful, and it is
a euertion whether or not they enjoyed
their dinner twice as much as those who
always have plenty.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27

He Negotiated WITH the CusAodiass ef the
State school Fund n The Agent for HIS
County and Makes > Commissioa AEgse-
gstins Eiftesa Thossand Doilars-Ths
County Commissioners Want 60 Kick
Oss Of the Contract Bscause Thsy
Consider k Too Hieh-Gresr = Alleged
to Have Said He HAD to Divy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27

Chicago, Nov. -s.-Nrs- L =. Bruins
OF Chicago has been appointed by Ire
National w C. T. L 10 represent that
organization al the Scandinavian Ten
perance congress. 10 oe he'd a. ssccx-
helm next summer.