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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
ner of kildare, o. T.. acting as install

ner of Kildare, o. T., acting as install
ling officer:
PreSidemt-W. A. Minick, N. D.
Vice preSident-T. ]. Ball
Past President-J. L. Cooper.
Secretary-J. T. Humphrey.
Treasurer-A- W. Harden.
Chaplain. F. Youngmeyer.
Guide-E. a. Friend.
Observer-John J. Osler.
Sentinel-J. NJ SIinick.
Trustees-Bertha Minick, L. Hays.
Immediately after the installation Ger
emonies Joseph 4. Brubacher IN a very
nice speech caned the president W. A.
Minick, who made a fitting reply in
acknowledgement. Then q fine pro-
gram was rendered, consisting Of dec
lamasions and recitations by Mr.. Lu-
Their Burns, Master Garfield Black and
Miss Nellie Wood, interpreted With
piano solos and duets by Misses Mile
Hays and Jessie AIinick.
The Parkinson Brothers rendered
good music on the violin and guitar.
The Orphan Boy quartet consist
ing of Bros. Ball, Friend, Tucker and
Minick, rendered two songs which were
heartily applauded.
Special Organizer Lena D. Fuller of
Queneno Kansas, was then introduced
by the president and the audience Of
two hundred or more listened TO the
subject of fraternal insurance for men
and women on equal terms, and the
benefits to be derived. She demonstra-
ted that general officers had made no
mistake in calling her to the work she
has taken up.
The council extended a vote Of thanks
to those who had so kindly assisted in
making the entertainment a success,
that it was.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
SEVEN ARE CHOSEN
UB-COMMITTEB APPOINTED or
The NICARAGUA CANAL

Chree New Workers, a WashinStonian, a
siissouriap, q Texan and "a Man From
New Jersey VIII lave Charge of All
Legislation Coming Before the Inter
state and Foreign Commerce Committee
Relating to the Nicaragua Canal
scheme-Reports of the Special Canal
Commission Expected soon.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE Nicaragua
canal scheme received some little atten-
ton today from the house committee on
interstate and foreign commerce, when
Chairman Hepburn designated a sub
committee of seven TO have special
charge Of all proposed legislation for
building the canal. Messrs- Sherman
Of New York, Doolittle of Washington.
Joy Of Missouri, Noonan Of Texas.
Stewart Of New Jersey, Price of Louis
ana and Bartlett Of New York consti-
tute the subcommittee.
Speaker Reed is known to favor the
canal plan, and the committee counts on
the favor OF the committee on rules 20
give its bill a hearing on the floor. The
canal advocates are anxious TO have
President Cleveland forward 10 con-
gresS az an early day the report made
10 MIN by Ghe commission which looked
over the ground last summer. To a
member of the commerce committee
who called at the white house last week
and made inquiries about the report,
Private Secretary Thurber said that
Mr.. Cleveland's views upon the canal
and transmitting the report will be sent
to congress within q month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15

eou-1sTed as having the most beautIru.
feet of any women in the world. and the
reason of this is that they refuse TO
wear short shoes, but select those that
are long enough TO give the feet per
feet freedom The average woman who
wears No. 3 D. would find her health,
comfort and appearance greatly i'm
proved by selecting AZ c. The most
important of all items in getting shoes,
after the proper length is secured. Is TO
have them fit snugly around the instep.
This keeps the foot from driving for
ward into the shoe. as it would do were
it loose over the instep. Large shoes
allow the toes to press forward, and
are more injurious than snug ones; in
deed, it is easy to see low the feet work
ing OF an incline viii crowd down upon
the toes, putting the delicate bones out
Of place. and laying the train for no end
of misery."-N. Y. Ledger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

e B. Haskell, whom the governor
of Massachusetts has just appointed 70
fill the vacancy on the board of Metro
politan Park commissioners, was born
in LivermOre, Mo, in 1897. He is editor
And part owner of the Boston Herald.
Simon Boliver. the liberator OF
Venezuela, is represented by an eques-
trian statue in Central park. New
York, while George Washington is hon
Ored by a statue in q square in Caracas.
There is hardly house in Caracas that
has not in it picture of Washington.
There is now living in Hartland.
Me-, at the ripe age of IS years, one OF
Names notable widows. This is Mrs.
Ellen Phillips, relict of George, a
brother of Wendell Phillips. Her hus
band was u graduate of Harvard col
lege, a member of the famous class OF
%, among his classmates and intimate
friends being DR.. o. W. Holmes and
James Freeman Clarke.
w. D. Howells bought some goods
in a New York store one day and the
proprietor telephoned his publishers
in Boston: "A man named Howells
refers TO you. Do you know him p
Commenting upon this incident the
Boston Herald mournfully remarks:
"And yet that benighted metropolis
frequently refers to itself as literary
center"
President Crespo, of Venezeula, Is
q tall, heavy man with a countenance
revealing force and determination. He
is very abstemious in his habits and
generally goes TO bed at eight o'clock
in the evening. He is in the habit OF
summoning his minister TO him at sun
rise. He is fond of cattle-ranching,
and owns a large number of acres not
far from the Venezuelan capital. He is
q fine equestrian.
1t is not often that public speakers
with reputation own TO the value Of
their delivery, but a certain popular
preacher once found 1t very useful.
Some wicked members of his congrega-
ton pressed him to publish his sermons.
which they had good reason 30 believe
were plagiarized from other divines.
But he was even more aware OF IL than
they were. NO." he said; IL will not
do that, for If published them they
would lose so much in manner"
James Harvey Partridge, probably
one of the oldest of New Yorl1's public
school teachers, died recently at Gran
ford, n. j., aged IS. Mr.. Partridge
gained considerable repnte as an author
of scientific and educational works, and
was frequent contributor to scientific
publications. He was well known, also.
as the possessor of wide range of
knowledge on educational subjects,
and as learned Biblical scholar He
was said TO have one OF the finest pm
vate reference libraries in that part of
the country.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY. Jan heac-SOrnfral
y steady. 80. 2 hard. $685.; No. 2 rcd
noIni14Ily. &C; rejected. E-0rnirzaiiy. +s5
Corn-Ac-fve; No. ? mixed, zAazc: No.
2 white. - a..
Oa,s-Fl1n. No. ? mixed. lss.c; No. :
whlte, I13.c,
s. Louis Jan H-FlOur-Dul and IN
changed
W-hsat-Reac,es from the weakness q
Yesterday q me OleaeIg to-iay. Eafsr. on
heavy selling BY bea<E. became unset
tied, but not weaker. closing Asuiz cent
above yesterday TOR futures Sg-Oi weak
and lower. No. 2 rel, cash. sc. No. :
hard. $40; January. IL; May, Gs's-
CO-u-F>J-7lI - dull. steady during re
forenoon: raEie1 ana as1varbcet laesr WEln
wheat ard closed t.Ga. ce.st higher than
yesterday SrsJt H-1przEeT- No u9Nesd
cash, Jzu1ayy and F'soEuzary. Z4Ec; Nay.
Z5izGzs-Ec-
Oa-s-Basy; s--erC-the,-ssi Ia - AID olos-
- lsQi. ce-.t afSOve yesterday FOR futures.
spot stsady: No. , casa and Jazs1szy.
&c, May, 80
T.ye-Cl-Iie-, DC
Barley 5teal1y.
Reo.p-s-EIo4-. 400: rasaA. 500. oo-a,
s1sprzs1;s~FTour. 500: vseaI 100.
corn. 400. O4cs. 1000.
NV - RK
New York AN. l4-F'so1r-Fls--esfg ~. n
90. eTg1r-s@ 80 bz-re-s. irTsl3isar.
sp---scs o@t1E weak aB1 Ur-e- b-sss4z
~ -1ly. s-nsL bs1y s-s I'D seLers aI5arL
Rye fi1lr-ss- ezssy.
V1ea.-E1rI.o--s. = 80 -. re,I. 81
a.. 30. Z h--9, &C. ps'-i1z.s os-sEssi
S. assrfss-- On c-1s-e-erg. cs-rsTasr9 ~ weak
-ssbl4s AIS ra-hers 1-e-s osTe--z8 ~ k1szs4
t@srs. ar<- a-z-p lzcs--1ru Or a terauG
from a1J--s. chlssssg f-rr. 40 Csr- al
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cay "a Uznte- rs-eepcs sId a god -
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soss-ss ~. Say bcspc ~
AVAILABLE CfF-AIcs ST-PPT.T
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aets rzor-Es AZ Eagg-1aT. a. coT-ca-ssf
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= ~ Eh.s-r ~ - Gllz-rE,et - - 49,
sS-s1-< escES-se - SS>L - -<-s'-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
GENERAL uARkErS
KANSAS

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Cry. Jan. A-Hutcer-Crsarnex-
steady. ISixccsc: DAIRY firm. lSs51sc.
EgES-Supply corS--iues hoayy; frask.
Hay-TaznOsAy. s,oN6l25o; prairie. $50
G7.oo.
s.. Louis, Dan N-Butter. eSgs1 wooA
cotton lies and aSg1ag--UnchRugs
Wh.SkS-SI.2
Pork-F5L ssas-: standard mess o0asux.
new SesS: cd. $50.
La-3-Beoser; prime steaEn. SD: choice
S-Sa
Bacon shoulders. Qboxe,D sSs7,s: IouSS
S5.59. RIBS $.69iss shorts g.
Corn rneal-Sl-Sie.l-&
B-sln-C0-et, steady. 40 for sacked. east
track
Hay-Active: prsces wei sustained: tim
othy, S.0SGi4oo; prairie, &.sSS2o.eo tbs
SIDE
Dry Saie meats-Shouhsers Gooxes) t45o;
longs 81 .; rlss, SASH; sE7ogss. $S0o
NEW YORK
New York. Jan A--SGga--SSerady; TO
ined duh
I.ealher-F1-Tn; henlock sofia Buencz
Ayres. hghE % heavy weights. 1c; aeS.
2G-Sc.
cut Ineazs-S<eaiy; pScsdea hams. SIC
size.
iari-FS-m: western steam closed SD
asked; January. $50 noEn1n<al
Cotconseesi oil-IasStfve and nouEnals
prime crude Z. o b, l@gGc.
Pearoleuno-Esasie-: UT.ated closed as
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Jan. 4-Bacon-Steadys de-
rnaTs9 moderate
Beef-Extra India mess. rs: prezns ness
SIS SCI
Pork-P4rns mess me western. sosi
medium, EssA
I.aT'i-Dull: pr@Tne western. ~ 81. rcnn-
cd. ua pasls) .Sss Cd
ButteT-F'inest United States. gSS. good.
Sos.
LONDON.
IJorFSon. Jan H-I,zne SnFar-FfTms
Centrifugal aJva, is lord. muScovasso FAIR
refining. 1ts 81
Beet ssfgAr-FHr7ner: January, liz. Eco
ru2ry. lis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
NOW, LISTEN TO THIS!
Newton Produces a Globe Trotter Tn
Goes Mold One Better

Newton Produces Globe Trotter That
Goes Mold One Better.
a Newton man is the latest globe
| trotter that has been heard of. His
name is George F. Tindall, and he mas
started out on moderate wager of
SO. The Daily Herald says:
He is not TO let his presence be known
to the public, nor is he TO beg, steal or
advertise. He viii not interview news
paper men nor viii ne be interviewed.
He is to keep his wherea bouts secret
until his return two years hence.
In order that a record may be kept
Of his wanderings, a log, as it We're, Of
his journey, he must by fair or unfair
means secure a certificate of presence
in each city ne passes through from
the leading miHiner. No others will go.
If There is no milliner to be found when
he reaches the foreign countries then
he must secure a letter from the Oldest
nurse in the city Of the female perSua-
sion.
'Tindali Will start tomorrow noon. He
will be accompanied to the depot by
the party with whom ne wagered the
SO and who has agreed to marry him
If he will accumulate 81 900 within the
two years.
He proposes to beat the record of
globe trOtting beats"
Kansas is producing altogether too
many crani1s in the globe trotting line.
If the woman who is going to marry
Tndall thought very much of him, she
would persuade him to stay alt home
and make 81, 600 instead Of making a
c1ump of himself tearing around the
world. Think Of the fun she will miss
in those two years. 1t is our candid
opinion that she has no use for Tindan
ard took this method of getting rid of
him If he was any force and she loved
him, he could talk her out of that
fool scheme of making him go around
the world, 50 quick it would make his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
MU-IC AND DRAMA.
THE EGYPTIAN LOVE QUEEN


Tonight the famous Lewis Cleopatra
production viii be seen at the Crawford
Grand Opera house, and the great sen
sation the barefoot ballet viii be pre-
scented in the third act The regular
house prices have not been advanced.
So much is already known-by eN-
celIeut relort-Of the success and emf
nence of Miss Lewis and her product
ion of Cleopatra, that unusual interest
is taken by the public in general to see
this new Cleopatra about whom 80
much has been written. read and said.
Miss Lewis engagement has everything
10 strongly recommend il 10 the atten-
ton Of theatre-CGerS. In the first place
Cleopatra IN itSelf as a drama has that
love interest in il which is forever wei
come. In the second place, presented
as N is by Miss Lewis, with a capable
cast, a Marc Antony whom every wo-
man viii forgive Cleopatra for loving
and such splendOr and majesty in the
sScenR, investiture as has rarely been
equaued, il becomes not only brilliant
performance of q fascinating play, but
delightfully."- sensuouS feast for the eye.
Miss Lewis has youth and beauty.which
combined with true dramatic talent,
4 fine, artistic temperament and orig
1nslity OF method. gives distinctive
interest 70 her performance. The gowns
wom by Miss Lewis combine the vol
uptLousness ofThe orient. with the mod
eSty Of our ethics. and are certainly
aoyal in their gorgeouSneSS. OF the
specctcUlar features there is such a
wealth that i is difficult 10 point out
the most interesting and impossible
% enunerate; the first Of Cleopatra as
the Goddess Isis in her royal barge,
and the second Of Fymea Sacrum, in
che temple are excee5tnglv beautiful.
The storm scene is We'll put on and Gle
which Miss Lewis herself poses as the
Goddess Isis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
LIVESTOCK MAKKEr.
CHICAGO

GHisNAaSfJ
Chicago Jan. N.-iiotrs-Rccetrts q. 0ops
fairly ac,ive. Rs-att 81 s0gf3 sSis. msxed 5. 80
as -. hs.tvy. s. ayns ~.
Catrl,--Receirss. 400. market quiet bsl1
sieasfy: beeves s. 8iff4. ~; TeNas steers
s. 7..il4 rs: s-Ja kera and feeders, @.S5al "a.
sheep-Receipts. 15.ooV. market quiet bot
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Jora u - NJ Ue--itesee
1870; sh4puDesl1s Lao; market sfeady' Tex
ans g 7a 60. bel si es-rs - lslit .. EioSh-
ers arsi fessiers. s2sJg27o.
Hog~-Rerefly,s u 100. shipments, t~gi
market strong: heayles. - lStla.ss. mtHesi.
s. 6yq8 "a. HQa1ts - gff1S
s5heeTp-TtssrefEstss 21,o. sfipFn~ntS nofaei
market strong. mEttousS s. Ssg@S1
6rr. LOUIS.
s. IlooFss jar M-Cssteie-fterstptS -
o.. steady. native bssFess 3, z,s47ss Texas
steers. E2.TJq3Fa
NEW YORK.
Now York. Jan N-Besv@z-Isecespsts.
To. no trauIuE. Eurug~ar cai5see eusfs
American steers ~ 9aQlOszc dressed
ygfsg-fsf: rssfg1sfnIzGoT beef AZ e4.Es4c-
Sheep ard iaEnhss--fSs,1e1pss, l,7a&. sassep
weak a. s2.dJelo u: hazntzs eastsr. H1s9So9
FOR ordinary 20 prime. cilo1cs and extra.
s5i2izu6G.
TfoEs-Rocekpfs. 40. usa-kst lower &s
e fsfrg8 u
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No WORD from swIGGErr
The Rumor That His Whereabouts ha
Been Discovered i False.

The Rumor That HIS Whereabouts had
Been Discovered i False.
II was reported on the streets here
yesterday says the FL Dorado Republi-
can that parties in Wichita had received
word from Hot Springs, Arkansas. sta
ting thar Ariy Swiggett had been lOCa-
ted in that CRY and there was consider
able talk on The street regarding the
I-umOr.
Mrs. SwigEeot accompanied by VI.
Orban. Jr., Of Towanda went 70 Wichi-
IA. Yesterday 10 investigate the after
and returned last night.
A reporter for this paper saw Y. ?.
Mooney tLlis afternoon, who had seen
Mrs. SwfgSett. and was Informed that
there was absolutely no truth in the
report and was further informed thac
they heard nothing from Mr.. SwTggett
further than what has been published
in this paper.
The knight Templars have taken the
matter III ana Will issue circulars 10 all
lodges IN the hopes Of finding him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
DRY GOODS MARkEE.

New York. Jan. N.-AlthouEh mai o.
cers were un1mportRnt, The presence OF a
large contingent OF new buyers impaired
some rfe TO the market IN s2l dires sJosS.
the inquiries covering AL CLASSES AMI de-
scr-puaOus or goods stsd a business q fair
To syoC-l proportions having slAeCs-tisd-
The outlook o. better than week ago
and steaa1liy imprOving i-rtrEing clOSaas
dull Ut 3 cents, With snfaA sales.
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COFFEE MARKET.

New York Jan. 14-Coffee orziOnS open
steady at Slfl0 poecats advance. ruled duh.
lost the advance under locA pressure.
epauhy OF spot buyers and Lack cf out
side speculntivc sGppOrT. cAoScd dslh AZ
unchanged to points nvt aNlv-arcc. sales.
ESQ bags including Marsh. &3S.
Spot coffee-Tt-o dun. No. :. 10. mtid
dull; Corioya. 17nlSc. sales, 2ao bags
Maracsa5bO GO bass Savanllka. 10 bass
Central Auserscan p. Z.
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COMING Local EVENTS.

The board % directors OF the Wichita
Hospital VIII meet with re SAT- %
physicians al the Office % D-. Purdue
this afternoon al $50
WIch5.a Lodge No. 52S X. q =. meets
this evening a. $50; iiuscsl.acso1 q
officers and other important business
Members please bear = mind and 5e
present
The students OF Lewis academy VII
give a literary and musical entertain
ment II Lhs academy chapel a. 80 this
evening. Admission % cents Oojecz
20 procure = compound microscope The
pudllc are cordially invited - attend
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THEY HIT THE PIPE
CONTINUED From Fifth Paye)

are fitted up with the most handsome
and costly furnishings and are we'll
patronized by the fair sex as well as
by men. These swell dens are very
exclusive and are only for the elite.
So far not many women visit with
Charley Chung but now and then a
Woman About Town goes there for
a jag.
It's only a question of time when the
place will be accommodating many
young girls as Charley Chung is mar
ried TO a white woman who is quite
an adept at cooking opium.
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COTTON MARKET

New York. Jam 14-Cotton quiet: mid.
ding. 3-1sc. net rs-ce-pts = 10 hales. gross.
9tSS5 bales. exports ~ Groat Brtatrl, $50
bales: forwarded 33fS tals-s. safes %
bales. all spiuDcrs. sgosk. l%i. ~ bales
New OYseaE.ss Jan. A--SOtton quse, mld-
s!I.uJr. rs. IN stsSug. ~; gOuzi ordinary.
5-lGc: net rscept> $50 bales. groee p
a. tstIeS. cNIsu-ts to Great Britain. 4ieo
bales. GA stwts,,. S7 bales. sales. 2.eo bales.
stock, a. 90 babes.
81 LOUIS. Jan. +-Cottou Qufef. no
sales reported mtfhfans- 4'scf receipi4.
1875 bales; sillpmeuGs. l.0l7 balcs. stock.
10 81 bales.
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EEPEf.s E.,sTATTvE SALES
snlRp~r.

SniPpsrs
:. Glars, PaCe Ilatzs, fsowE az eak-
Tie
J. y rsaEt-1. TdzE. haEz
= " Prize. T>-Drs tross-
Et~zra-< 4 D-zke. WY s~EGf-T. hossA
q TnosGzDrh, CoaEtsa. : cars hoEs
az q Zie-
FarysJ G-zrs. Cc~r-T. hrs
Ca-r.ytasG a Horn. CakIse--- assGA
Z 4 sUEr. AssgsVs.. ffogE
= p Bon. H02-a E@FezA Hpxs "a
rz--.a-
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bushels. waherezS when rlorthxeste-, In
terror stocks sire counted with their N
crease OF L0So.0oo bushels, and The tncreas.,
OF 10 bushels Al Aan3toba SroTsase u<sots-
ard leo bushes n Hort William are in
Guided a net Increase n wheat sscocks In
The United States and Canada ease OF the
Rock moOnS2luS = shown fo< sAst we,sS
amounting 20 81. 90 bushels
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CouvinrinK.

Grib5s-Tve lost ny umbrella foar
times in the past two vr>es1s-
Ribb--Hmi An umbrella that you
can find as often - that cant De Very
much good.-RoIburT Gazette.
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A sur. Trdso.tion L.rkirx.

IN love? I guess not"
HOW do you know
They never sit silent fox niaute:-
-Chicaro Record
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xe- VIVA. He waafed % s.-.

She ldrezniv) - only fancy - =
month from today we shall be ra.rie'd.
lie (absentlyl-Wel. lets Be happy
rhue re cAa--IuuEtyAtSd BIZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
The Care of the Feet.

There Is 10 necessity Whatever for
50 much complaint OF the feet IL people
could only be induced towear the prop
er kind OF shoes, said surgeon who
has made the foot the subject Of special
study. The great mistake that IS
made Is N selecting shoes that are too
short. No matter how loose they are,
the shortnes. is the cause OF the trouble.
Tie ends Of the bones are crowded
tng-ther. and with continual grinding
nation Is set up that may remain as
long as life lasts. french. women are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15

Wade-Rather uacouth title Barnes,
the farmer poet gives 70 his latest book
OF verSe-''Saturzl Gss."
Buteher-Oh. he's right, There isnS
zuv metre IN the whole thiag.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
NEw oFFICERs WEE INsTALLED

Harmony touncii CeS New Men at the
Helm for Coming Year.
The following officers were installed
for the term ending June 80. 1886 in
Harmony Council No. 12S. F. A A,
General Medical Examiner Levi Ho--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15

Laredo. Tex, Jan. l4.-Infornatian
comes from CaTrriss0, Texas. thar a
z,arty of Americans. James H McHane
and son. A ]. BlevinS and Walter
Strickland starting from Eagle Pass
On a hunting trip, were fired upon by
Mexican soldiers about forty miles be
low that place on Sunday The facts
and cause Of the difficulty have not yei
been learned. The party : on lis way
10 Laredo 10 complain 10 the govern
1nent authorities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15
GRAIN AIAf:KET
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Furnish sd by p L. BOSTTCk, Commits
son Merchant, room 10. over Kansas va
tIonal hank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-15

Philadelphia. Jan. 14.-Charles ".
I4andeu. manufactures Of glazed kid and
morocco leather. failed this afternoon
The liabilities viii exceed Sl59.ouV; as
sets sI25. 600. The failure was result 9
the resent collapse Of Keene. Sutterlee
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