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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

L A. Shriver of Peabody was in tbs
c:.y yesterday.
The district court room is being reno
waited and cleaned.
A. Vanzandt left last evening for St
Louis to purchase goods for his firm
J. P. White OF Mcpherson was :r
t1vn yest2rl .-'oki1g for stock cattle
Mss Clara C. Stringer and Charles II
Dennis were married day before yes,er-
cay
Fred W. willard, one of the Santa Fe
men at Newton, was in the city yester-
day.
". T. Walker Of Norman. Oklahoma,
was in the city yesterday visiting some
friends.
John b. Otto Of Tecumsell. I. T.. who
used TO live in Wichita, IS among Old
friends here again.
Cyrus T. Sweet of New York is spend
ing most delightful two weeks visit
with mis- niece, Mrs. VIII Reed.
The commissioners have Iec contract
<or the painting Of the cornice work of
the court house. 1t VIII be a Zig Job.
Mr.. Ernest N. Kenna, brother of Cen
eral Solicitor Ed Kenna OF the Santa Fe,
made pleasant call at the Eagle sane
s. Gleed.
The members Of the Wichita Sketch
club are moving their pictures into the
city hall and preparing tor the exhiai:
which will commune Fat ,rJIy oad ;ast
Until Trasday.
The Kellogg and Washington school
mines played ball Yesterday and in the
sixth inning the Washingtons left the
grounds defeated. The score at that
sirle was II to 3.
The banqce: gwen last nigh by the
German Independent Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. was very elaborate and enjoyable
affair. Everybody was well fed and
went away happy.
The German Mannerchor, an organiza-
ton Of thirty singers. will sing the male
chorus OF the operetta Doctor Alcan-
tara" at the Grand Lodge Of the KING hts
of Pythias here IN May.
A. P. Wilder of Topeka, was one Of the
prominent Santa F'e men in the city last
night He remained over until this
morning, because he never travels at
night when he can help it.
D. K. Walker. dry goods merchant
Of Butler, Mo. and A. B. Walker OF
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting their broth
er. D. V. Walker. Of the firm of Chap
man & Walker of this city.
Mr.. Rudolph Hatfield leaves this
morning for Usage City where he Wi
address the graduating class of the
h.gh school at that place tonight. On
May he will address the Garden City
high schOo; graduates.
Somebody appropriated DR.. McClees'
overcOat at the Carey hotel night before
last and the doctor wants il back, as it
is a much better coat than the one left
in its place. 1t is evident that the taking
OF the coat was mistake.
1wo weeks from last Wednesday, al
Ponca City, Tom Moore and Dan
Thomas. weller weights. will have a go
and on the same date and place Kid
Harris and Lebo White will slug one an
other Al catch weights. 1t promises TO
be an interesting event
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
wEsTERS DRAWING IEacHEBs
Carroll u. Wright 4. AmosE Those whs
Read Papers

e.. Louis. April z2.-Tas attendance Al
the second days session 81 ne Wess>Ta
Draw lns- Teachers association Sas iaT-
ge- than 0n wednesday. The paper on
Ar. IN i.s Relation 20 Education." :est
By James 2. Hughes. inspector of ne
schools % Toronto. Canada. was ore OK
Ire most remarkable yei submitted. n
its originality sn5 important suRzestsons-
Unlted sta,es Labor Comm lssio1sr
Carroll y. Wright recs-ysd warn VIZ
come when introduced ~ Mss snow.
ire pres den he fsad al interesting
paper On The RELATION OF Ar % socisl
Wen Ping
TIE zf.er1Scn sess.7o vas hs21 -
Msuoral hsl. Al &Gsssr. Several -
pes 81 great interest were read sa1
e..c4erf4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
ST. LOUIS

s.. Louis Apr, s2-CAttie-Recsspts. -
90. Market active and steady for both NJ
tiveS and Texans. Fancy export Steers
S5.G0IS-25; fair 20 choice native Shipping
steers sL50fIS.oa; steers under LEO pou7is.
S3S0SIi.S5. s;ockers and feeders Sltof7A7es
COWS and heifers S2c0esi.5e; Texas and In
dan steers. s2.so4siSo: CONS and heifers.
sSHesiS.15.
Hogs-Receip;s. 5000. Market sAaas
lower. Light, &S61s5: mixed. s2-S<;Ss>:
heavy. Ss50d41l
ShseP-Receipts. 100. Market steady.
With supply cf natives small. Native NUT
tens. S.5alGieo; lambs, st5cHGss; Texas
sheep. S.esu4.56
NEW YORK
New York. April s-Reeves-Recesp;s
81. No trading. Cables quote American
sIs@r- AZ iVeGuisc: sheep. l0'Sdi5isc; -
frigsraior beef. g. ssl0c. Experts. - beevrs
and - sheep
Sheep and lanlbs-Rece.pts. i.S{7. FIRM
all around Crsaorn sheep. Stef65.STss,:
clipped sheep Sss0a4S5; unsho-f lanos.
3. s5G6est-c; clipped lambs. $cea5 *.
Hogs-Receipts. @ios. Weak AZ So
"a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
Western League Games.

Columbus, o., April 22.-About 1000
people witnessed the opening game OF the
Western League championship season be-
tween Columbus and Detroit this after
noon. Score:
Ri E
Columbus -. IS 11o11 OF
Detroit =. .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . l. IL 3
Batteries-Daniels and Fisher; Thomas
and frost.
MINNEAPOLIS s; MILWAUKEE s.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 22.-Milwaukee
and Minneapolis opened the Western
League season here today. Attendance,
1000. Score:
RHE
Milwaukee 0013o 90 IL
Minneapolis 31102 o. Is 4
Batteries-Barnes. Rettgen and Spear;
Carney and Moran.
ST. PAUL 10; KANSAS CITY Z.
Kansas City, April 22.-St. Paul and
Kansas City played the initial game here
in the presence Of $500 spectators. The
pitched the first ball over the plate.
Score:
R II Z
ST. Paul .......o014 3oo2 s-1O IL 5
Kansas City ...3 II o o. 20 % 9 s
Batteries-Phyle and Spies: Abbey.
Johnson and Lake.
GAME, POSTPONED.
indianapolis. Ind, April 22.-Indianap-
oils VS.. Grand Rapids, no game; rair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
THE WEATHER.
wlch.ta. Kan. Apr.l z

Wichita, Kan. April = is1l.
Local forecasts for wichita and vicinity:
Cooler Friday. generally fair.
During the pas, tweuty-fcur hours TIE
highest temperature has been a
For the past eight years ths svsfsrs
tenperstur. for the month OF April has
been 80 AMI for the IND day. %.
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. April Il osscss; for FRI
day:
Kan-as-rn-st.le1 weather. win oocs-
slonai showers. cooler, variable Tsn1s, De-
coming north.
Oklahoma and Indian Tsrdtory-Psruy
cloudy weather: poszb.y showers. sou's
winds.
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shinperN.

Harvey Grace. OF Cheney. was IN with
one car OF fine rogs that topped the mar
ket at $40
A T. Crawford. OF Garden Plain. rad
IN one car OF nice light weight hogs
whitmer ~ HRrnish. OF Conway springs.
had TWO car loads OF hogs on hte mar
ket.
George Crimes OF Kingman. had one car
OF hogs among today's offerings.
Mr. Loose OF AnneSS. wss or the mar
ket with one car OF hogs.
George keener. Of Patterson, was DOWN
with one car OF hogs.
C. Graham. OF South Enid. was up With
one car OF hogs.
Mr. Jackson. Of Hazle;on. was on the
market with two cars OF hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
COFFEE AND sUGaR MARKETS

New York. April @.-Coree-options
opsned STEADY, unchanged 20 10 points lower
following Disappointing European and Bra
lillian news; Europe sold. local shorts
bought: further eased of 5 points under
renewed foreigs liquidation. but partially
recovered with better European news;
closed barely steady AZ decline Of Saio
points: sales 80 bags; including Nay
s. iOlI7 10 Spot conee-Rio dun. No. IN
voice 7s.c: j6bbing SIC. Mild-Quiet Cor
Gova. Bite: sales 800 bags. Rio. No.
spot. : li-i6s: 1t5 bags August tnd IN bags
Porto Cabello.
SuEar-Raw. stead: sales. 5o tons Nus
covado. ex-wharf 50 test l5-isc. Refined
UulGt-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
LIVESTOCK MAEKTTx
CHICAGO


Chicago, April 2-cattle-Tradiag IN
cattle ras low, but light receipts prevented
any general decline Most q ne beet cat
tie sold a; - t005s -. q few going as h.zh
a. S5- Suckers and feeders we're unuzs-
ally active and as vas Did today fo-
prime fe@te-s averaging les taaa I.pa
pounds. bang ne high price &C the year.
sales were largely a. J.Efff -. a ocrs-
sl0nsi sale OF cheap Hkhf weight rockers
occurring a. 8 1Jg -. C0zrs ard hsifsgs
sold a. tzooa27s fof TIE poorest cows. 20
selling below 8 > Bulls were ssla5ie a.
8 5lsST4 o.. sn4 calves a. = >. AiSEzri 20
Texas cattle b-ouHh, pl504I.
HozE-PEIces showed no change. Heavy
packing lots sold a. 9 sbazo. and primo
lots sod I'd = Hf5 the b1lz q ne SAILS
ity was 70; quite a. good a. usual
There zss a good demand f0r sheep.
the small supply csrFitg = sfTorE uarksL
sasep were wanted al = Js1s "a f1r-o-r -sla1
20 choice westerns. and PRIME heasy expert
natives were scsrcs and p-sttT D1ch nom
irzi a. g 1915 = Lambs so9 A. f--S'1t--1s
for re poorest g The b@Et few z3-lz b.
los 40. western lambs 40 a. = sss1ls1s-
sod Css5rz1o lambs were active ~ "a
Reoe.Ds-Cai.ls. 30. soz-. 200. sAss7.
KANSAS CITY.
Fzzszs CltT. AE-. z --Ssas''.-f,s-s, 20.
t5s XsrEet active - F:rorx Tsxza
steers = ct.l 9. Texas ecSz = ~ e.. "a.
itvs s-~>rz. = Zsfi1sa. naive ce@s ard hsif
e fl--ati5. z.9esefs @ad fssrssfH. s. 20
a.. bulls sz-sfgfE
IIoEs-fsscs.E<s f-Ha. Ea~csf s-rsrz -
aezts h.EEer- Rslk - s&iss 8 7s1z - !.
Es4vies. sz7sEs7se gs-rk--F. tssssff r rsiE-
81 = 7s1s''s. Exats E-SSE1ss. ysrErTs.
-.ss15 - gE~. go.
fe-e@sr.s 900 Msrkrs strsnE
T-sr,ias. 8 s.lssz58. a,1tsass. z ess1f-r
l.Fprssss-asfs@ z2lrs, Teas sEFf-s- =
keSi sksrzEe ~ pasEss. Sc Texas
c5gs :. Ee-1. assTsge 4,ls Fa4a. . -
nastTe sfse-H. - head. ETfrzEe ,s7f rE214f
e o. rz-sFe coHs ara zesssrr q. eszz. A.
.rsEs - rsoEr-s Ak s.o-SsTs End .ssrs-
80 = hea4 sseFaze - vce-fs. f-s 3.<-.s.
zsz1 Eye-z<s - 5000 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. April 22-Ther> was more nfs
throughout the market and consiseTahls
business resulted. especially IN blsachsf
rottons. OF which the sales were large. FOR
a quiet market. as much interest was CIV
ea 10 htose makes that were not advanced
Brown cottons also shared IN a good re-
quest. and altogether tho volume " new
business Was large. Agents have advanced
nrl.es on bIeached cotton. as follows:
I.onsdaIe 70 sc; Androsc0gzin l.. 20 81:
Fruits and Homestead % s..c ret. and RI
walls az value. Wooden goods IN large Dis
tr.hutlon on prior Orders Printing clotss
at,I, az nHEa1 and ~. lla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
sArIozAL Lfrg UNDERWRITERS
Reported at Ihsis ciseisssti Ceassntisn
TO BE 10 Ttas SHAPE

Clnclsna'l. o.. April zZ-Ths srees;fvs
ccnrn.ttss q tss National Assccizfioa e
lie UagrsNrl;s-s ;s4sy sd1V's6 rrso-
luton n resDs1l % re las Isj1r c.
ls3 = Boa.oa. An inyl.1tton Sas -
calyss froas a ". H-lls. cemn sss.aasr g
ire Tennessee exn.snnlaI sIYosissoo. a
ast--1 m eL-csii.oa a. SasaviIs. TSs
pracsss.scn q carries n. KsTDont o<
~er icrk . ra.se more fSzss 90 -
assoca % zaa Discussed q; issgsa.
ssere.aFy = ~. Car.Ssy q Ci-ysisaf
r.ai reports ,rg.n re si-sssas s.S.s as
s..e.at5s.. sh5Essx ma. tssy Tss- n
god con- sa az n sc--Fs so-92ers-
.oa 80 t1s nafioasl ass0c-.E.e7.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
ALL PLAYING BALL
SEASON OF '97 Is NOW OPENED
SURE ENOUGH.

of Both Players and Public Is
at . Fine Glow. and the Attendance Is
Not Half Bad - Paradcs Before the
Games are i'm Order and Civic Digni-
taries in Many Cases Give the Sphere Its
First Sensation of Giddiness-
Whales Cleveland in u Good Game
Western League.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
IEApE WITH MEXICO
.. the oBIsss Of m. fsssrs.sieasi Tr.&s
as.s~ssston-

g. r.srfr. Apr -E-e7ress1iasivss o:
fse --srnstt1nsi Ttsss assscfzss7n 49,
RI 8. Leu e. Ehs ssssEN = 80 p f.s,sS
= flaH5ssrEu-e-E assse.ai-en- ne 49,
s-1 a ass - 80 esgses trssrssr-s
.rz3s q - $50 aeiNera las rs.isl stEsss
End Me1.a7. Tsezsas Ryan ass-ss2a>
sszre iasy - 10 -nsers5-. e gTssisr1i os
~ assorlassa. Jsnn<s l. E-ax . s.o~-
<-ss. al IL :. s1xx. sesEs.&xy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

10: balances $3.50. SIS. Money scr PEI
cent; New York exchange 20 cents
premium bid: 10 cents preminum asked.
Washington. April 22.-Todsy's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance SOS o54,-
13l; gold reserve SIS. 09i. 5s3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

cal and instrumental, and recitations
viii entertain those attending. The pro-
gram will begin at p. n. sharp. so that
those attending can also attend the
High school banquet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
TEE PAIGES


a goodly number of people braved the
weather last to see the performance at
the Crawford Grand, where the Paiges
presented The Wages Of Sim The per-
Torrance was satisfactory and pleased
The play is a good one and abounds in
strong situa tons. Tonight will be pre-
sented Forget Ne Not" This is the
night for the amateur contest for prize.
AT THE BIG TENT.
On account Of the Threatening weather
there were probably not more than
thousand people at the big tent last
night, but the entertainment was an en-
tirely new program and up to the high
standard set by the company at its first
play in town.
DR.. Clark did not attempt any lecture.
He simply talked in a Straightforward,
common sense way of the trustworthi-
ness of the company, the professional
ability of the staff OF physicians ard
their trip here as purely business
proposition. He exhibited a number of
regular diplomas from the leading
medical colleges Of this county and
Germany and certificates OF thorough
preparation in special courses as we'll as
credentials from the medical boards of
Indiana, Illinois, New York, Oregon,
California, etc. He invited inspection of
these. The doctors manner is frank
and perfectly fair, and he asks thor
ough investigation.
A set Of silver knives was given away
last night and Saturday night diamond
ring will be awarded for the handsomest
baby present. decision to be made by the
audience. Ladies free tonight. Satur-
Gay matinee free TO everybody.
Real estate Transfers.
Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land Company, II. NJ. Dubois. alb
stractor)
S. ID. Lieurance, wd, lots 5S7 Ida
ave, Ransom & Kay's 2d adds 800
Hartford Western Land Co, wd.
lots and Ida ave, Ransom &
Kay's Sd add ........ 10000. 200
Leicester NJ. Beers, wd, lot IS and
1-2 lot 81. Waco ave, Water
mans aid $50. ....... ...... 700
c. +. Daratt. wd, lots 10 and IL,
ETpoTia ave, in sub or reserves
IN Wells 6 Eagle add .... 800
Theresa Fischer, wd, ne IA sec Is
2S 3 W Observation-Disclosures. $500
Anchor Trust Co. I'd, lots SO and So
Market st, city NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S7
Hartford Western Land Co, I'd,
lots 1 and Z, Humboldt ave. Get
to's I'd add Is
Bruce NJ. Priddy, I'd, lots 4 and s
Hydraulice ave, Ma;hewson's
4th add ........ ................ 81
Its all over"-the sky.-Golden Days.
I'd rather be most any man
In history's class or fame's bright bands
Than Atlas, for he always had
4 world of trouble on his hands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
WOOL AND COTTON Markets.

New orleans. April z7.-Cot;sa-Firrn:
rniddinE 7 3-iec.
New York. April Z--Cotton-Steadyi
ui.ddlirE. = ii-isc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
MUNYON'S

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up a separate cure foT each
disease. Al al druggist. mostly : cents
Guide 10 health free.
Personal letters 20 Prof Nurycn. .0S
Arch street. Philadelphia, Ia. answered
with free medical advice for any DISEASE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
GRAIN AND PROpUcE MARKETS.

Chicago grain and produce markets. fur
nished by r l. BoStick. Commission Me--
chant, rooms 10 and u. over Kansas Ma
tionai Bank Telephone ls7.
Articles Open. High. Low. ClaSs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
..COID S..

Mu1y on's Cold Cure cures colds In tho
head colds on the lungs. old colds. new
COLDS. and obstinate colds and al forms OF
grip Stops sreezing. discharges from thu
nose ard eyes. prevents catarrh. dipAthe-
"a. pneumonia and az throa; AID ling
troubles. These pleasant Ettie pellets arc
absolutely harmless. have saved thousands
Price &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

Its all over"-the sky.-Golden Days.
I'd rather be most any man
In history's class or flames bright bands
Than Atlas, for he always had
A world of trouble on his hands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

Cincinnati :. 100000 $50 4
4 IL Q q I I q n O. Ii <

Batteries: Cincinna.i-Ehret, Rhine
and Pietz; Chicago-Grifith and Kit
tredge. Earned runs-Cincinnati .;
Chicago . Two basehits-Lange, Dab
len. Three baseh.;s-Thornton, Vaughn.
Stolen bases-Hoy, Dahlen. Double
plays-IrWin, Vaughn; Dahlen, Decker.
First base on balls-Off Griffith 8; of
ELret .. Umpire-Sheridan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

and drum corps and following them
came a long line OF handsome equipages
bearing Manager Hanlon. Treasurer
Won Der Horst. most Of prominent cit
izeas who are devotees OF the game, and
the players A handsome float draped
in red, white and blue held aloft the
Temple cup and the pennants OF "a. 50
and IS. II the enthusiasm envoked
along the route OF the parade speaks for
anything. Baltimore's interest in base
ball continues undated Score:
RHE
Baltimore :. o2o13os" 10 IS 5
Boston 49,. .20oO5 D 10 s
Batteries: Ealtimore-Hoffer and Rob-
.nson; Boston-Stivetts, Klobdantz and
Bergen. Earned runs-Baltimore .:
Boston 3 Two basehi,s-Tenny, Jep-
nings. Doyle ?. Lowe, Kesler. Long.
Do1ble plays-Jennings. Reitz and
Doyle. First base on tails-Off Hoffer
4; of SWEETS 1; off Klobdantz 4. Hit
by pitched ball-Ro5inson, Jennings.
Struck out-By Hoffer !; by Stivetts I.
Passed hails-Robinson /; Bergen 1.
Sacrifice h:ts-Long, Duffy. Umpire
Lynch. Attendance 1905.
CINCINNATI s; CHICAGO Z.
Cincinnati, Ohio. April 22--The base
ball season opened here today with very
pleasant weather. Fully 10000 people
witnessed one of the most exciting
games ever seen in the city. After a
hard fought game, the Reds won in the
tea,h inning by the score OF to Z.
Score:
r II z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

Mamma-"Where's papa" Flora-'He's
downstairs" Mamma = What's he do
ing?" Flora-"His bicycle is out OF breatf,
and he's giving it some more"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
WICHITA Markets

Wichita. Kan. April -
Ho-s-Stsady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
uolm,n.. go !. r.,ic.I.

Washington. April Represent i've
Holman had e sinking spell today. and
tonight his condition : regarded as vs-y
critical He has !aDssd IND uacon-
sc3o1Srsss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
1srEnxar1oSAL KISDEReARrES
Closes Its Annual Session at st. Louis With
Reception.

s.. Louis. April 22-Ths morning seS-
SION CT the last day OF the meeting OF the
International kindergarten union. vas
6ev0;4d 70 dc7:.ne the report OF special
committees and The election ot officers.
The afternoon was given - the Discus
sion OF child study This evening the
delegates we're entertained az & reception
g. th= ScUthsrn hotel
Ta4 committee OF place reported ne
selection OF Philadelphia tor the uex:
meeting and suggested that the date -
changed - tia; Washing,oa's birthday
may b i1c.uisi.
Tee committee OF nominations -spc-t-
81 me following names. which were
unanimously chosen: President. Mss
Lucy V,heeIock. B3st0r; wee president.
Mss Anna e Bryan. Ch.csgo; treasurer
Mss Hattie TwitchsE. Sp-.agasid. Mass;
recording secretary. Mss An1.e Laws
Cincinnati: corresponding s>cr=tz-y. Mss
Haven. New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23

Kindness II precious oil that makes the
crushing wheels OF care seem Agh;er.-I-a-
gene Field.
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Cattle-s Steady.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25

story of the changing Of the family
name from Tristram to ST. Lawrence, on
account o: the victory Of knight Of old
over an invading army on st. Lawrence's
day, when the pioas conqueror vowed TO
hand down the saints name to his sue
cessors for ever. And she was shown
the sword Of Sir Amoricus, with 200
followers and few mounted knights,
was attacked in Connaught by O'Con-
nor, king OF that province, and outnum-
bered. When he saw that the day was
lost h. could yet have saved himself.
having feet horse; but he refused to
abandon 'hls poor friends" the men at.
arms. Il would rather" said he, die
with them in honor than live in dis
praise Having spoken thus, he knelt
on the ground. kissed the cross of his
sword. then plunged the blade into the
heart Of bis gallant steed. exclaiming:
He shall never serve against us, with
whom he hath 90 truly and SO worthily
served afore." And all the riders fol.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25
Town Topics london Cor
respondence.

Undoubtedly the royal visit t, Ireland
has done even more good than was
hoped. Not single un.oward incident
has been reported; and the cordiality
eviuced on oil sides has been most
gratifying. / recently saw q letter
written on the spot by q very bright
woman. Sh, says that he great success
Of the visit is mainly due to the char m
ing tact OF the Duchess of York. She
has alb ,olutely done everything she
ought to have d me, while che has
avoided any mistake. She has also
looked bright aud bonnie all the while
q circumstances tn At made a g bod deal Of
difference to the susceptible Paddy
heart! Ny correspondent relates an
amusiog conversation with one OF those
irreprt ssible beings. the Dublin car
drivers, 10 the course of vhich he al
luded to the immens. benefit to all
trades arising from the gay doings in
the city. and added: "Fsith, it's grand
thing entoirely to zee the streets full OF
ladies and gintlemen drivin' like mad to
get to places in tonne, and wantin' to be
IN every place at once: I've been as
good q Home Ruler as any OF them;
but sure. when see the prince and the
purity lady psssin' by. / jumps up and
waves my whip wild the best OF them.
An what cay is this: G ID give them
cafe home comm and happy return"
III, duchess 10 ,ks very happy. as well
she may. That she might one day do
something to heal the breach between
England and Ireland was one Of her
girlhood dreams. 1t seems Likely to be
realized.
One Of the interesting visits paid by
the royal pair was that to Lord and
Lady Ashbourne. 6 Howth Castle. Alas!
The Earl of Howth can no longer afford
to live 10 his ancient home. so full OF
memories of the elories OF this race. The
fair duchess looked with reverence at
the gray VALE, and took Q deep interest
In their traditions She was told the