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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

to the trade of the mountains is only
via a hole bored through Pixies Peak
Beth Denver and Colorado Springs
have reached the trade of their state by
way of Pueblo and its gateway. The
wealth and population of Denver and
Colorado Springs primarily were merely
overflow from other sections, and did
not originate because of local mining or
commercial advantages.
So with Los Angeles. which city has
Just completed local census. which is
said to have shown a population of 1O3,-
ore. That implies an increase Of more
than IO0 per cent since 1890. when Los
Angeles had 5O.395 residents. If the
figures were altogether reliable the gain
would be about the most remarkable
known in any American city for the
same period.
Papers in other parts Of California
say that the census was taken just
when the City Of the Angels was fiied
W1lQ NlSllOIS, SOuIc VI "hOi' ii"N No--~
10 spend all or large part of the
spring, and others merely to zee the
flower festival, which is one OF the
great SHOWS Of southern California. 1t
is intimated in San Francisco that To-
COO or 10000 may be deducted from the
astonishing total reported on account
of this sort of mine-Salting, so TO speak,
and the charge is probably justified. in
some degree However that may be.
the growth indicated is certainly very
remarkable. after making all possible
allowances for exaggeration in the Of
fetal figures. Few places in America
can match the solid facts behind the
local booming
This shows what fruit and climate
can Go for city which has few adj
vantages for manufactures or COM
merce other than those industries d.
rectly founded upon the bounteous eli
mate which nature has given as the
chief endowment of the region in
which Los Angeles is situated. 1t is
evident that the pursuit Of health and
beauty are still powerful factors in the
affairs of men, and 1t seems that no
city need ask more than sufficiently
benign. saIubrious and fructifying eli
maTa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

nzp~sE- TIE politicians % nof besEeve
th.<. nsas q sstrz- Rat 81 = within Ia
po~er q ;t.e Re2oassczr press. z The s-nAH
rcszorsceS . ncs 70 KAT, - sJset saa1As.
ro,sasr goTe-roy IN fss Up 70 date -
snail s.c<sSfocss EzEs ret bee1 so.HE rsga;.
a To5esz eis,4;en says GoSsr-o- l,se<.r
asx sal Gown o. tie systematically osxza-
-zed efsoTi . 6-izx pserssrs s9oa SRA .
F&-Soa J. r Ocean % Fer soofg -
sos.nveiY denying az 2Sglscs;ssn Tor par
Co ics-zy. TIE xoTsrrcr r. r~ssssnx ts@
epp1-atso7 sd nj z1fEcx raafte-s = ~
issks. he Ess1 :. &zs The h<ssef fs1st co5szs
HSs soacsta-or lac Eeese q stHer secps<s
-ror<r zz1 SO - cogs6 zess zresa . say
&c ye4rS = sss sss-sisntsrs - tas rz;s -
s-s-aN year Er-s2E E&> ezkz-zT e -
STATE fszzx a. Fcrs Seott. ard r. tee z.ss
q Ks ~ Ezs aszsezce1 % Gys ye4Es =
tie s-2is ss1--<---&-s - <>-e<<lnx fssso
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05
Along the Kansas Nile.

All that is known Of Jack the pepper OF
Emporia is that he Is tall and has a heavy
moustache.
Among Eugene Wares ancestors was
Lord De La Ware, from whom the state OF
Delaware got its name.
Mike Sutton is still candidate for gov
ernor. Like the gemm'n who makes an
appeal to officer Johnson, he has no money
but a good excuse
The principal writer on the Troy Chief
since Sol Miller's death is an old gentleman
ramed William Ksucher, who has been
with the Chief FOR years.
The story Of an exiled Russian nobleman
who died in solitude near Eureka was a
fake. ANY one who thought it was the
truth should have fears Tor his mind
The FL Dorado Republican has inaugu-
rated a cute scheme. IL prints at the top
OF It's local columns an index of all new ad-
refreshments appearing that day In the
paper.
Cyrus Leland has telegraphed man IN
Kansas City that Barnes Is sure OF the
Kansas City postoffice, and asking him 10
notify Barnes family. That settles that
fight
The Topeka Capital has quit being mildly
IL
that It IS notorious that large proportion
Of farm butter brought TO market is 1T
only for axle grease
There Is a disposition on the part Of some
politicians 10 believe that the several ssna-
icrs who sn1obed ingalls, on the senate
foor the other day did &, for The pleasure il
would give j. r. Burton
With all his Eraiuitous mention. CT L.
l. l..
&. the following in the Troy Chief shows;
New Departure Cultivaiors. best CT sa.;a.
Tor sale az Lelsnc's. msy35w4.'
Long study OF conditions warrant the
statement that when yea have any four
Kansas newspapers advocating you sor any
thing you are licensed 70 ssy that '-tae
prsss is gnanimous'' for yo1-
BY Gar the most Gratis newspaper re-
porter il Kansas. Major Eivood CO IRE
Arcasson Champion. has az; the oGssaes-
ElToo1-s strong point vas az .-npzxssons9
mixture cf news and paiiosopay.
TIE engagement Of Miss Grace Nye. a
tssche- 20 Ewing Herbert the Hzxatha
editor. y announced Trey have been en-
"a gel q long the. og; TIE announcement
means that Trey meant AZ azd vii set
married.
TIE Enporsa Gszefte ssys OF ia ozr
q &c viii thzs xaior Hood = rot czreseafs
for governor. but TIRE eesteE CO The Czz>tts
dsdr'f sez5 q reps-te- ssossz5 % Mage
fioot 70 ses ne Denial from TIE ss1.se-
mans l2s direct
Ve-roa EsiIaxx. re Ezzszs bog z1oz
Stanford ursrsrrtty Is paying . sr-r5
ssxht.eo months - Es-ops VII y preseE;
=. 80 oues-,'s fublee re s=d Ar a-s
N-s- ysAas-s-e Q: wsceIta VII ss re CHR
Rsnsz-s present.
Th@ a.a.n ssr.as-s .. re Rtyzbsrz-
parry Il Kansas = N - E2eosts.cza nxxs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05
ED HOWE ON ARMENIA.

Does one-half Of the world siniSterly
lie about the other half, only because
of prejudice or dislike? Why do peo-
pies of the same race and tongue per-
sistently misrepresent, SANDER and libel
the others? Can anybody assign an
excuse for the continual misrepresent-
alton of American civilization by the
most refined writers among their Eng
lish cousins? Is it jealousy, ignorance
or cussedness begotten of the total
depravity in which the race was BON?
Are all the tales of horror which have
been detailed of the Turk as committed
against the inoffensive Christian Ar
menians but lies out of the whole cloth,
told for effect, told maliciously, or only
recited as a pastime to fill up space?
Are the Cretan Christians woes but ex-
aggerations? The outrages committed
by the Russian government but vain
imaginings? and the sufferingS Of
British-ruled India but romance?
Ed Howe, the editor of the Atchison
Globe, is an exception to the rule Of
universal defamation. He is discred-
ting kicker and refuses to herd, being
found generally standing up against
the slander-gang majority, defending
Russell Sage and the memory of Gould,
questioning the guilt of Durrant and
Jackson, maintaining that Topeka is
not a whisky hypocrite, holding that
Leedy is not railroad schemer but an
honest Pep governor, that Johnny Bull
Is a decent Christian brother and that
Col. Abdul Hamid is a nice fellow who
knows what he is talking about when
he declares that 1t takes ten Yankees
TO beat a single Jew in a trade and ten
Jews TO equal q single Armenian in a
low the columns of woe sent out detail
ing Turkish brutality among the Arm
enians. To illustrate how the Turkish
game is worked in America In behalf
of missionaries and others interested,
ON the breaking out of the Indian
war % in Montana the other day,
Howe publishes a counter Turkish dis
patch, dated Constantinople, rejecting
the views of the Asiatic barbarian of
American civilization, which out-Arme-
MAS America. The Constantinople pa
per suppositiously goes on to say of the
Montana outbreak: THE Indians are
harmless, clean and Industrious people.
but as soon AS they accumulate a little.
the Americans sweep down upon them.
seize their property and make off with
it. after numbering the men and chill
dren and oUtraginS the women. The
Americans themselves admit that In
dian women are regularly sold by the
whites to cowboys and ranchmen, the
money thus raised being given 10 the
missionary societies TO convert the
Turks TO decency. A perfectly reliable
American, whose name may be had on
application. informs us that he had per-
sonally seen seventy Indian children
Drained in one afternoon. AS soon as
the Indian maiden reaches womanhood
the whites play seven-up for her. the
winner taking her for his slave. The
supreme court at Washington lately de-
cided that this was perfectly lawful,
and the president himself approves OF
the practice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05
a BIT oLIGaRCH1CAL

The participants in the Seeley dinner.
given in New York, of which there was
SO much talk at the time by the chrome
yellow journals of that city. are not 10
be prosecuted. The states attorney
has placed the case at the foot of the
docket, much TO the disgust of the sen
sstional papers alluded TO. II promised
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05
Mother and Julia and Jack

Gold IS an element that cannot be sepa-
rated into component parts; x has no CON-
ponent parts. II IS not composed OF anti
rnony and lead or any other fusion % met
ais. Gold is simply gold There are up
wards 90 . elements Il nature which can
rot be resolved by chemical Or any kind q
process into other than their native forms
and properties They may oe fused o.
jesne6 into other substances but when they
are separated the-esrorn they return 20 their
elemental form and character. Gold -
arlcng these non-conforming substances.
No chemist OF aIchern.st can make gold o.;
OF fusion o. other metals. None but rs-
,ure itself can produce gold The alleged
discovery % washington trsusmuie- taai
he can create goIi BY uniting suis,noay.
etc. IS prepcsteroGs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05
THE ONE AT HOME.

Mother and Julia and Jack
Have started across the sea-
To do the continent, after they've had
A whirl at the jubilee;
They've letters of credit and notes
That will give them the right of way.
And we needn't expect TO see them back
For many and many day.
Father has lines on his brow.
And he stoops. and starts. and signs:
He fumbles his fob with nervous hand,
There's a weary look in his eyes!
He constantly studies the market reports,
He moves with feeble tread,
And he cannot eat and he jumps al sounds
And there's something he seems 10 dread
Mother and Julia and Jack
Have started across the sea.
And they're going 20 cut wide. wide
sVath
And witness the tub.,ee'
On. happy as children are they,
Ard free from worldly cares.
And glad to be of and far away
From father and his affairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

/, would be terrible joke on science Il
Andree should come back With positive
proof OF having seen the North Pole AID
photograph OF :, showing /; 70 De II fact
tai. slender column % see. a pole il fast.
CAUSED by TIE rotary noilca Q. the earth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

During Jerry's first term in congress he
cut slice out OF the speakers seat for
souvenir for a friend. That was the first
time ne took a peal from the chair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

A really sad reflection is the knowledge
that Mr.. Havemeyers opinion is that it is
almost Impossible for a decent man 10 live
in America in peace.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

Reform has proved fraud Nc OF. BE-
lIeves thar Tilinan Is any better man than
the men he accuses But a large non
political element in the uatlon is becoming
naussatsd over the evidences OF official
corruption.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

Mark Twain might at this end Of his
good-natured life, write another volume Of
personal experiences and brand it Rough
ing It Part H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

Greece now proposes TO give Turkey her
feet in lieu OF an indemnity. Greece is
having as hard a time with that navy as
boy does IN trying TO give away pet rat
tlesnake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

While Miles missed the fight. he will be
able to bring us back the latest styles In
armisticeS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

The one surprising thing about the big
scheme to corner two-thirds of the whisky
in the United States IS the absence of John
L. Sullivan from the deal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

TIE king % sam. ChulzIo1ekc-a. = grow
ing IN t5e estimation OF TIA Italians. w-ih
whom - IS visiting And oE; se-e Cur
king. Kzasasionskorn. 3 g-orirg = Ike
estimates Q. The crop experts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

BY black magic trek OF numerical re-
VISION. known ousy 10 Mark Hama and
few other stockholders n an Incorporated
earthly helI. wheat IL TOW - cen;s a 5Cshei
and silver & cents per dollar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

Of re rsSSsy 9. ,es f,s,.t1sioz- H;s
frses-cs Claimed s4ss hs a. set a.sai ~.
fzc1sy. but s3ssass - sf.h &. hsrfzx p,
.a;e7tsoa % 1sfrzr1snx anye>o1y Ts~ ssorz
here - sAsf an iasssftGzr.c rsvsxAss sAs,
oziy 500 rss srs-s = tazt way szf Tiers
- q sEp>>o-stso. MAJ TIE remainder CO "a
sroa<T = h,Ssss so-Sspasrs axs III -
found - coassr sssa ss xxss CO; 90 -
Pc.
II re Truth r~rs kzoun cseen ractn<.a
pfosz<ssy sas a. ana sson % n~s - - -
YEA, I'd. . skss e ssr kssrs sci ks-
great srxscsos fls aac e - szseee~:e6
TseE1y ~ Esns- TIA: soztz BE q recs-4
jerry Es=rs1z Ep<sks 90 80 '-gs1z.s e.
I~t ef=s Letxz. M sesssitz~as Arz
xe1s41s L11Ss = sssss e.. tsrry eo~s
ss.EeSs1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

Nate Barnes agonizing activity 20 get
the Kansas City postoffice can be Ekened
only 10 the efforts OF man with his hands
full trying 10 get past strong-sprung
scream foor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

Hundreds Of people who were three
months 80 spouting ssanzas from Homer
and Dragging on the ancient Hellenic glory
would bet on China tomorrow z China and
Greece should go 10 war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

We find much comfort in the seemingly
trivial circumstance that J. Pierpont Nor
gan has not had his fist on the White
House door-ben once since Mckinley BE-
came president.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

II there is 10 be a controversy between
Queen Victoria and Mrs. Lease We want 20
go on record as saying that -. Lease is
sood deal more OF man than the famous
Prince Consort ever was.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30
story Ahaut nransllela.

Here is another new Story about
Richard Mansfield. a good man.
years ago he engaged private seere-
tary on the recommendation Of one Of
his friends. He soon discovered that
the young mans knowledge of the Eng
lish language. TO say nothing Of other
qualifications, was distinctly rudi-
mentary. Finally. one day. after the
secretary had made some terrible blum
derg in the wording Of letter. Mr..
Mansfield lost patience.
Really. sou know" said he. Il can't
stand this. ] have got TO have some
one who's had decent education"
The secretary Was MORALLY offended.
Mr.. Mansfield" said he. my parent
spent 81 900 on my education.
my dear fellow" Fetorte6 Mr.. Mans.
field, putting his hand cOnhdingly Or
the others shoulder. your good pas
ents were cheated"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30

ftrm instead sof the eFsp0sste szE 4 wsa1-
7 be work o. zescne began "a sglee zut
pr0eseaen Slowly seez1se 81 EElss ssssr
present danger al q ssseazd 1saES-iu.
gEnieh lwouln surely zaaEs Hzzass iE1se
seMer Inc labDrerH grave. = sela1zn &c
the nnferLmase uaan aEepf alEm azazs-
pany 10 1he tsenen al lssitt aaz1r asgfn
aelped the EsscperE 1Egu -tEHss - rszzss
with suggestions anf e8egHzssszsazr-
just Jew ntnuses DeE0Es HlE an r1lss
nigHt following alppn zsi1l<-n tine ezzss~
IL BeenrEer . stsesei5sr Esae szxTcssf III
10 the tE%neh. Tnsse ~sse calls 1ar
more Lanterns and = T51se- Tzss szz5ssEf
lsBEeed forward l1ss ussr gre ssaIs-
seertsd ssuli and rsIsaseL &Es 8lszzsssassE-
rIile ersEd snrssf SzrpsnG szIfe 1zHflss,-
lalee. ,ci1ssrlAg azl aln5sE1Elg. snrzt H
Raas alslVan 4glaE 3r- AsaxesaFT
lDoasr TsaIe. 5snt asag8E- Re szzld ss1af
alis esi1azt au-t a1n lrrss. ssld 1s1sr
sse 1isDIssn gss-sa5s rs rEss ssrs M
8n1sI, 5,nr otherwise ae 1sr al rfasfr-
Ge was aais=z 20 81. asasegs E6sD1~
aal JzlsgIn EEsb B4s1s Subscribed for
inn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30
$1,000 II 90.

Ex-Governor y, =, 6lgFaeItssB4 essIelE
general 10 AeEiao. asas 6pB epespsHsef
from Louisville. RiissEe ale asa1 q ssr
HEarisaDle a2pariapOe. saes q Kansas
City despatch. B6e isab se,sp Summoned
~ 1saat cry By the Intelligence EisS
his aslf4prOailaE lGGap G. MURRAY. Rss
dead. lie Eeaahsp Louisville Fsidssg
morning aIh, Mastering 80 ms H0ae
~ Logan Murray. 6oanf Mrs.. sEpreag
and her absllaap. nfalr chaaaas essD va
Niilh ssars. ne5gialHg over Gtse sifltap
Fsslsalt&ii9p ~ ftle altasasspt sE55i fssssse
er. Imagine ny fsslsIss ssalp eaazl
eEaa GFiitseldap, when learned GaEss
Logon was 10; DEAD. bar &Eiige. Two
weeks ago Logan RAs ss4tap ~ via
Rlepm0nla &nf. MS heart DeGgn919 ~
s9sEef, he grew worse sagHslg &tS ses-~
esal days ago Gz.e @tsaptlaRs physicians
gave up all hope &Ef sglf die Gsal5ly ~
oppl6 E.et saoorer "Wednesday S1saE~
no0n be DIED. ~, FasAas1 Gfe watchers
by the bedside EtoNghs Ae DIST. Tse
pulse was still 4snG 10 40 appearances
the heart lad CEASED - saas. ~. 20,
NS4fss Way VIZ 3lta9ssffsg k41$ttfkl4N - VIZ
Geauhs and ssiS -. bgN. h9gipg a&saps
hope. Administered nhe @9ss S,pNessas
heart st6mplsnss fR0HR ~ ete apafE~
CA world. &fsno7g isoat1R. 65esslas, nj
tEate 81 apyl-Rls NAae eslaa-aaS sssc~
aassfpllg, for even Rls9.s 6Se sSss ~ Saas
baEeaSet cues were Heard GAneS.gs sse
house. Logan Mas RESTORED 80 Gss,
did not see baR 81 sel, sSs tAe gS9sS~
CLAUS Aaam any exGite#AE9 sEssSpAss
able, bpt Saap 4 sesS Friday esApaRg ~
Was ~ the way ~ GaeegeFg. DR. gS~
dine, DF. Scott aRa Dr. S6Mekg, eli
ohree fanoss physicians WHO w'ese ~
lending Logan, regarded sas ease &s
one ~ the Rose feaaFkssie ~ ess his,
tosy ~ ReS4eiae, Thae tSs Rnaa was
dead 4 was eeRgslaes5s saaE DR., 10
siRe 70 ne, The iowa Fa9sgAe 80. too
The papers ea@le ops NfS& de glessFs
" die &eaA maR aRS bsastffpf SsSssl'
aries, while the h9Nse was Epaas @5ea
SunssSs EoweFs sent ~ fsTeaAs. II wl&a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30

shall be separated RON the body j1sl9Ee
burial Another 1osn tisat this feeling
mas taken ie the arrangement ~ plsssal
vaults OF an electrical Ssnnanesaf1ss
which Is Immediately szetle1 - gEse
an alarm sipnid there b. the sisgisSss1
movement insiEe The eqilsR. The lszfsr
est means 81 making assl1el ~ asssst
that death has taken Igsase + stlae use %
the Roens gen EaE. Hands 81 rrils lis
ing and dead. taken on ne saIDe gs1e
~ the = rag show = Dseiiie1 sslrsss-
ence. The homes ~ Dgtp arr s1insIfl
equally well ieiinsd, I'M Ire sglt paris
81 the dead hand ase zpsfqsaqlF dss1e~
~. II the picture Ne sasssn within .
few hours after dssalf. u H. sometimes
1sot easy 70 dIrsssnEtaEe Dsaxes4p tss1s
dead and the lis,lng ssanfies 5snt s4s 1iss
Change IN tie tissue begins % aSste
place, the x4raEe asrpK . teaibeh a5ifear.
enee 10 DsI1etEasIon. ggs- Carl EsagE1
states thai this aIesil0h VII tssaGulsJls
positively ssneE8seE death asas 65geillsssg
~ whether The 5salsssi1 - 40 q neapc8
since dead fesh offers apg9e sssaissa5ss
~ THE gsssage ~ the EaEs es1tap ms Do
ing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30
Isssse.i fas Twepts.Feas Esswss.

While roo persons threw their hats
into the air and ebeefed E0eifeFaHsty,
NJ, BeFRsrd NeMeeRey, iSboFeF o.
Newark, wRs carried on q stFetelsef w.
through nineteen feet Of New Jersey
soil 10 the surface Of the earth which
be had left just tweBtyrniRe hours
OF his life, During those tweHiy-atpe
hours gangs Of men were constant
~ al work with sh0vets and picks try
ing 10 dig on ~ escape from the sewer
which threatened NJ any moment "a
become the mans grave, For the first
~ hours Mr., MeNeeBey was buried 20
his shoulders IN loose dirt, A con.
gl0merati0n 0f snoring and raftef
formed shelter above that kept tons
OF sand from falling and crushing him
20 death, Mr., MeNeeney was diggiHe
sewer trench 20 feet below The
ground when the accident occurred
Owing 10 the fact that the main sewer
was dry only short time ago th'
ground was loose and unstable. anf
the snoring should have been extra
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30

A novel disposition OF sewage is
rssAe al Exeter, KagIand, The method
consists Of f0af Tasks, fourth OF the
sewage passing into each. Lighs and
air are excluded from the tanks: putre-
lsetl0g and decomposition are rapidly
81 10; the microbes multiply and the
saJta portions Of The sewage are con-
ssmed ana the 0ntg0w from the tanks
is Bethtng bst slightly eciorea water.
which. after passing through filters,
loses 81 color and taste, No chemical
Is used, and no attention 70 the tanks
~ any sort IL needed. Each filter bed
automatically cIeanses itself by being
ont Of use for q short time,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30
Iilg sult on b chIear,..

4 receiver for the American Wheel.
mems Protective Association was
asked for In the Circuit Court at Chi
easo by +. II. Barker, stakeholder.
me association was incorporated In
November. 1884. with capital stock Of
sl'oVO. and notice was given that il
would be increased to $50 900, but this
mas never been paid In. The bill makes
some rather sensational charges
against Edward d. sniffen, secretary
anu treasurer. II Is claimed that he
Issued TO himself 1900 shares OF stock,
representing the increase, and 5000
shares OF over issue, OF the par value Of
", or $4,000 altogether. Sniffen, ii Is
alleged. expended on his personal ac-
count all Of the $4,000 collected except
Ing $1,000, used for expenses OF the cor
porAtion. II Is claimed that the as
sets Of the concern do not exceed So
600. and that II Is liable for "a. 600
wheels valued al $50 each. All the on
GERS are made defendants.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-30

OF course. repeat the parts in which she
Is already familiar, and in each Of
which she Is the ideal OF the present
race OF opera-goers.
4 young actress Of some versatility and
2 fair amount Of prettiness Is Virginia
Earle. She created the leading role In
that Kaleidoscope production. the
Lady slayey." did BIT Of creditable
work In the Gold Bug" and blossomed
out recently ia Japanese character
which seems to suit her style better
than anything she has yet attempted.
Miss Earle's is talent which appeals
more forcibly TO lovers OF the lighter
form Of stage work than 70 the serious
minded degotee Of the drama II L.
said BY those who know her. that Miss
Earle harbors an ambition for the
higher forms Of histrloniee. which am
bition IL is to be hoped she may soon
realize.