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Walgene. 2ronobient, 7oe DIT.
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mano 9iuobue, ajsbmano Ma9uus
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neutrality-suspicious. er gsnitre.
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Gus 9ieoen. quiet ueobranote til
@runoeu. 3neto, daar o. Jjartre
reobcoes. 9loen sr iauo putisuis op.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Gill, w. A. Ayres, E. A. Kinnaird, Mr..
Eli Walker of Quincy. Ill, and Mrs.
Wylie and daughter Of Denver. A very
gratifying number Of crawf1sh were
landed by different members of the
party. The honors, however, are stal
in dispute between Mrs Walker. who
caught tiny catfish, weighing some
two and one-half ounces, and George T.,
who declared that had caught three
"chiggers'' to the square inch. Mr.
Walker weighs EST pounds. Any one
who will furnish the correct solution of
this problem will confer a favor on w.
y. Ayres, chairman committee On
awards
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Hifiebower and Bush Ready to Vote Him
Down.

Dave Leahy says that the days of ex-
Governor Lewelling as member Of the
state board of railroad commissioners
are numbered. William Stryler, super
in+endent of public instruction and a
member of the executive council, will Of
fer resolution at the next meeting of
that body removing Ex-Governor Lew
ell ng Mr.. Stryker is attending the
meeting of the county normal Of Mitch
ell county. and could not be seen. There
is no doubt, however, as to his inten-
tions.
Secretary of State Bush and Treasurer
Heffiebowe- intimated today that they
viii vote for the removal of Lewelling if
Mr.. Stryker presents his resolution on
juno SO. the date set for the next gen.
eral meeting of The executive council.
Governor Lecdy would not state what
he would do. bat the probability is that.
he VII find in the proceedings Of the in
vestigating committee ample justiffca-
ton to vote Cor Mr.. Lewelling's removal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

From Her Husband, ar. j. Jones Vol
unteered His Services NJ Protector-Be
| Sat In the Hau with a six-shooter
when Mr.. Kinstry Came Along and
kicked Him Down = Flight of Stairs
He Had Been Sworn In as Deputy But
He Got When Told to skip.
1t is not known positively whether Mr..
j. Jones' of this city is any kin to Pussy
Jones of Union Spy fame or not. From
the actions Of Mr.. Jones yesterday morn
irs If would seem that their relationship
might be traced to The same source. In
the war drama, Pussy Jones warted 10
stay home and protect the woman folk"
wnen the war broke out. Thursday
night Mr.. J. Jones volunteered MS serv-
ICES as guard to Mrs. Kerr. her two chill
d.en and her mother. Mrs, Kemper. On
I Thursday morning Kerr beat his wife
and she had warrant sworn out for his
arrest, and later she had petition drawn
UP praying for divorce. Kerr called
mother-in-law) place on Lawrence ave
nue. TO try and get his children. He was
scared off at the approach Of the officers.
The warrant for his arrest was put in
the hands of Constable James Russell.
Mr. Jones accompanied Mr.. Russell to
Kerr's home at 319 North Fifth avenue
Kerr was talking with the flagman on
Second street and Fifth avenue when
they approached; he recognized them and
fed. 1t was just about dusk ard he
eiuded them. Mr.. Jones then remarked
to Mr. Russell that he wished he was an
officer, 50 if ne should meet Mr.. Kerr he
could arrest him.
Mr.. Russell said: "Well. hold up your
right hand and I'll swear you in as
deputy
jones then raised his right hand and
was sworn. The officers ther came down
town.
Mr. Jones saw Mrs. Kerr and she told
BIN that she was afraid that Kerr would
come 10 her mothers room in the Bay
less block Thursday night and make
trouble.
Here was his opportunity TO protect
both women and children. Like brave
nan he terdered his services as protect
or The ladies and children retired and
ne kept a diigent lookout in the hail.
walking I'D and down like any United
States sentry. Ard why not? He was a
duly qualified officer of the law.
Everything went along smoothly until
about 1 O'Clock yesterday morning. His
vigil was long; the moon had hid behind
a cloud and he was lonesome. He took
off his shoes, sat dowr and grasped his
s;x-shooter ready to defend.
About this time Mr.. Walter McKinstry
came home and saw a man sitting on the
back doorstep on the second floor. Mr..
Mcxinstry is not very strong man
physically, having been ip i'll health for
some months.
Mr.. McKinstry said: What are you
doing there?"
Jones replied: 'T am laying for a man."
s"WeIl. you won't lie here much long
err" said McKinstry.
He then caught him by the nape OF
the neck, assisted Jones TO his feet and
gave him three kicks down the back
steps.
MIR. Jones had his gun in one hand and
his shoes in the other as he swiftly but
gently sped dowr the stairs. As he was
making his exit he said Let me ex-
plain"
Il don't want any explanations" said
Mr. McKinstry.
ASK Tom Sullivan If amt all right"
"You git.''
Ha
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
LIVE STOCK INSPECTOR
Wr. J. C. Mccoy OF This City Appointed to
the Place hy Governor LeedE.

Mr.. J. G. Mccoy of this city has been
appointed by Governor Leedy as live
stock inspector with headquarters al
Kansas City. Kan. The position pays
an even hundred per month.
Mr. Mccoy will make an efficient Of
fficer. as he has had many years exper-
ience in the cattle business.
Mr. McCoy's family Will continue to
reside here although his duties will
make it necessary for him 10 be in
Kansas City the major portion of his
time
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
STORY OF OKLAHOMA CROPS
ID. II, Crcwson Comes Back With Fishy
Story or Two.

D. B. Crewson got back yesterday
from trip 10 Pond Creek and Med
ford. He says that people down there
are trying 10 hire hands by the year to
harvest the wheat crop He brings
back the yarn that a man down near
Medford has patented an arrangement
for making a windmill OF a barrel which
stands endways on pivot, revolves by
the wind and holds the water, thus
answering the purpose OF mill and a
tank at the same time. Says that at
tached to this the farmer has hose
with which he can irrigate a big cir
cular garden by walking around as the
tank revolVeS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
SURVEY DISPUTE IN COURT
webber VS.. Jenoway OF Garden Plain
Township in Court.

The survey case Of Webber VS.. Jino-
ways occupied the time OF the district
court yesterday.
II is a dispute over strip OF land
running from the southwest corner of
section &c 10 the southwest corner Of CT,
involving about ten acres
II seems 10 be an appeal from the old
Brown survey or rather a racket over
a corner The land involved is probably
Worth $40
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
CLOSE DISPUTE FOR HoNORs
Geo. L. Walker Puts Up His Catch of CHG
gers on Challenge.

The following is the slate Of the pic
nickers and novitious nimrods who as
semhled at the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Blake. in Greiffenstein's ad-
di,ion Thursday morning: Messrs and
Mesdames George T. Walker. l. W.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

1890; Paul Brown at o'clock, and Hon
James Allison at 3 O'Clock.
The entertainment is under the direc.
ton oe the Odd Fellows with Professo,
Scott in charge Of the program
Professor L. L. Britain viii read the
Declaration Of Independence and Miss
Stella McEihany viii give a patriotic
defamation
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
TWO WICHITA FIRMS
Get Contracts for Supplies for State Insti-
tuttous.

tuttOuG.
For nearly a month the new state
board of charities has been considering
the matter Of letting con tracts for sup
plying the various state charitable in
st.tutions. The business was completed
yesterday and Wichita got 10 the front
as usual.
The Johnston & Larimer wholesale
house gets a contract for furnishing dry
goods, and c. Z. Potts Drug company is
awarded the obligation OF supplying
.irII0S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
BRYAN is EXPECTED
PROBABLY BE HERE THE LAST Cf
THIS MONTH.

Stop of I'm Wichita and Lecture on
forni. and the Pacific sIope-Hc wiz
Lecture at Ottawa on june 25 and at
Los Angeles on July 5-Be has Promised
to Come This Summer.
County Attorney S. 3. Amfdon and
several local Democrats who are seated
on the pinnicle Of Popocratic favor in
Sedgwick county are in correspondence
wiki Hon. VIM. j. Bryan, the biggest
Democrat in America, trying 10 get him
10 stop off and deliver his lecture on bi-
metallism n this city when he goes
west 10 California and the Pacific slope.
Although the date has not been de-
finiteIy settled they have every reason
able assurance that the late Democratic
presidential candidate will be here eth
er on June % or 20. Mr.. Bryan is now
in Old Virginia, where he only a few
days ago addressed the students Of the
University of Washington and Lee at
Charlotte, Va, and he IS said to have
June %, Mr.. Bryan is 10 speak at the
Ottawa Chau.auqua and from there he
Will go 10 Los Angeles, Cal, where he is
10 make an Grafton before large Free
Silver club. He will speak in Los An
geles on July 3. AS he will have ample
time after his lecture at Ottawa 10 stop
in Wichita a day the local Democrats
are anxious to have him come mere. MI
Bryan had previously agreed to speak
here either this summer or early N the
fall. the Democrats here viii try and
get him to run down from Newton on
his way west. Mr.. Bryan has not given
his consent as yet but from the tone of
his letters it seems very likely that he
will be here to address wichita au-
dience.
The committee in charge will not
make any arrangements until a definite
reply IS received from the silver tongued
orator of the west Should a favorable
reply be received within the next few
days the committee will probably try
anj secure the big tent belonging 70
Mr. Carl Allen. Should they be unable
TO secure IT they will probably have him
lecture in the afternoon at Griswold
park. The committee IS very much OF
the opinion that Mr.. Bryan will so ar
range matters so as 10 be here on one
of the dates mentioned
Should ne decide to come in Septem-
her the Democrats VIII arrange the
date Of their county convention on the
day that Mr.. Bryan will be here. The
question VIII probably be settled to-
day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
FREE FOR ALL COMPETITION
West Side Christian Church Social at D.
Caves.

On South Campbell avenue last night
the members of the Christian church
met at DR.. Caves, put the tables out on
the lawn and proceeded 10 enjoy the not
weather There were probably fifty
guests present and a sharp free-for-al
competition 10 reach the limit OF Ca
pacily for ice cream and social pleasure
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
WILL PYROTECHNICATE
Valley Center Arranges for a Patrioti
Celebration.

The people of Valley Center and ad-
joining towns will unite for a grand
time on Saturday, July 3. The Second
regiment band OF Wichita viii furnish
the music, so that viii De the best in
the state DR.. ". B. Slutz OF the FIRST
NJ. E. church OF Wichita, will speak at
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
FAR AHEAD OF Politics
Ex. x.sherin Ben Roycs has . Big Wheat
CrOp

Crop.
Ex-Sheriff Ben Royce OF MI. Hope
was in town yesterday. He says that
ne has $50 acres OF wheat that viii yield
forty bushels per acre. Seven thousand
two hundred bushels of wheat at only
20 cents per bushels would amount 20
5000 which is more than either Ike
Lambert, Leland or Mike Sutton will
make out of the Offices to which they
have jus, been appointed. Mr.. Royce's
kind of farming beats the uncertainty of
politics all hollow
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

on these goods. But
all agree We have out
done ourselves this
season. Never before
was there shown such
a line of these goods.
They are beauties
b e V on d description,
stylish beyond compare
and cheaper than ever;
We challenge the world
to match them at our
prices. No one can
afford to pass them by.
They will talk for
themselves far louder
and stronger than We
dare TO.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Recently a woman in New York City,
who went into store 70 buy a we'll
known medicine, was persuaded 10 take
something Just as good" She took il
and died from the effects OF u. A suit
for damages is pending.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
HE WAS ON GUARD
MR.. JONES LEFT BIS POST VERY
lURRIEDLY.

Mrs. C. Fl. Herr Anticipating Trouble
From Her Husband, Mr. j. Jones Vol
unteered His Services N Protector-He
Sat In the Hall With q Six-Shoofer
when Mr.. Kinstry Came Along and
Kicked Him Down . Flight OF Stairs
He Had Been Sworn In as Deputy But
He Got When Told to skip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-15
SOME TIME

l.'si might. my darling ns you olep,.
Thought hrard you -ish
And ln your little crib rrcpl
Aud Watched sp,o. thorr'f.
AMI lhrn ! rloop,d and klrs i ypur brow
Fpr oh low you so--
iou are too young TO know u nos.
uu r"mo ,imo you shall know
some limo when. IN dnrkrnrh place
whorc o,h'T- come 10 wc-p.
Your eyes shall look upon a face
calm In eternal ulrvp
Tho yplool,as lips, tho wrinklrd brow.
Tho patient rmilc shall show
You arr too young to know I, now.
iiu, some time you may know.
Look backward. thon into the yoira
And uoo me here tonight
See. Oh my darling. how my toars
Ar falling nn write.
Aud fcol once more upon your brow
The kiss OF long ago
You nrr too young to know It now,
hut some time you shall know.
eugene Field
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-15
PROMOTERS OF BEAUTY crRvga
simple Arrangement ~ Rubber Bands
uHnd InAtrnd Of Indian Clubs to
Develop MuArio

II may not be- known 10 many VINO are
unfamiliar with gymnasium work that tho
brHl way to enlarge tho breadth u chrnt
nnd develop tho muscles al about the
neck nnI Shoulders ana back. thus nc-
qulfinT tho plumpncaH ana desirable cur
yes ~ beauty Ia to got "a rlmplo rubber
alrup about Two feet long. with hard
rubber handles on each ,nd. ana SO
through an hr various exercises possible
To stretch tho band In every ilr'r'io1
Thee, arrangements bro very simple. and
are mnhe hS auy rubbcr house They
rayo boon iu us~ ln many gymntsluma
~ tho hc-t school. Tor "a short time. md
have proved to by more effective than
'b" oli.aahlonud dumb-bclls aud swing.
INK clubs
Rowing thr boar and Huimmtag are lwo
gpnl ch,rrrtr 20 complete tho develop.
rrnt Of strong hcalthy sot or muselcr
aud add 10 the hung power.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-15
ONE WOMAN WITH TACT.

In the realms OF Vanity Fair there lives
n charming woman OF the world land
what Is moro attractive than real lady.
with her tact and savolr falreO who has
attained n reputation for universal ac-
compllshments and great cleverness SIM
ply by her expressive way OF saying
exactly"
When clergyman talks divinity she
gazes at him soulfully and murmurs
exactly" "a lovely woman" comments
the divine ever afterward. " with
mind far above the frivolities Of her SEX"
The politician considers her equally Inter
esting, and he finds himself drawn out
by her exactly" into regular dlsserta-
ton on the lntricare workings OF his
ward" "A wonderful woman, that" Is
his verdict: "her head is as clear as a
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-15
NEW IDEAS IN
HOME DECORATE
Caroline Notes Some MakeShlfts that
Appeal to the Economical.

am horribly suspicious M "A rule OF
thoao mal,-ahlftH IN homo iifo that con
vert "a couch into u bureau. u chinpnlrr
or u nursery crib, thoar mhHqu"rui5s Of
poverty that look ono thing and hrv two
or thrro others but lately ! stumbled on
some really authrntq facts connected
with thn sort VI double NO. and
friends house revealed 10 mo that IL very
pretty window pott may ho made from
packing busra. with littln skin hnd
taste Tho write has mover don" that.
bat has a tiiok worth twu pf II which
allown Of window ars,t 10 her chamber
hud nkra up no extra room Ia ~"
roura., 81 moving We found among IA"
family treasures wooden ch"a,. long and
narrow. vrty ruomy h"a,y clumsy nnd
bright Ffron w color We we're told u
was "a frlic uf Hutu" ancestor and al
though nur rrlnra, 10 own it Was looked
upon 40 nAyHtsm pf mlld mnnia. it Wa
none tho ! ra Erutri Win an nlH'rlV
which made ua fo-l ba though wu wstr
comforting bonrnl anl an open akrpu
cirm ln our ability tn make anything
proarn,abl, out uf % which wis far from
nattrrinE liut ~ didn't care The chest
wa. paii.-l with o,oola!pr on The rie7
AMI front. and tho lid Nna piled hiEh Win
tho same stuu until IL made aott
smooth. pfoity cushion. hold IN place hy
"a cloth covering Thru w. t~Ean ou the
ouiaidc Among uthur o,ihs and ends We
found % piece of white drilling thick and
nrm This ~ rut 10 nt the top and slides
~ tho chest. and thcu hRi lt stamped
with pclr ngurua luoor Dutch ships and
windmllls and things Thczr wcrv out
llnod In blue rupo linen and then tackled
ON tho choat with brass h-ado'i ta'ks
Finishing tuuchra wcro added by means
~ a blur and whltp cotton cord AS thick
as your nnsar The inside OF the chus,
II ilncd with purs maho from pink cheese
cloth talsu found IA tho piece bas1. inter
llnod with cotton hating plcnufully
powder. feather sutchr-i on tho rdgc and
tark~l with baby rihbon iiorr arr laid
IN state tho boiicca ta oyrning guwnn.
safe from crush pr any other adyrrvtry
Then wh"u tho 10 ls olns~i rfisnts make
themselves comfortable among tn, blue
ami W'hio pillows which arr hoapci upon
u. AMI say. "wha, charming Window
scat CAROLINE
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-15
TOILETTE OF LINEN BATIsTE,

Unusually interesting accessories and
artistic conccits are observed in the
tollettes OF sheer materials and though
ribbon and laceplay an important part
In their make up. the effect of excess Is
avoided by tasteful dressers who see that
the disposal of the garniture is only "rl-
culated to emphasize their good Points.
In the sketch is waist and skirt well
worth copying II thoroughly stylish
toilette Is desired. Tucks extend from
theshoulder to the lower edge in each
front and over the closing at 'he center
falls a frin OF lace edging over ribbon
The sleeves are formed into short prfF5
at the top and the tucks and Insertion
bring them into harmony with the wais,.