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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27

MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE WHITE CROOK COMING.


Ed f. Rush's White Crook" EXtrav-
aganza company is the magnetic call
for the Crawford Grand, Tuesday night.
This season Mr.. Rush promises an en-
tirely new departure, different from
anything he mas heretofore presented.
The company consists of artists Of the
highest rank, vocal, instrumental ard
terpsicnorean celebrities and with the
freshest features, the costliest costume
and the most elaborate scenery ard
stage effects, provide an entertainment
that in brlliancy, he has never surpass-
ed. The Extravaganza is divided into
two acts. the first being Tropical Is
land, and the second, a royal palace.
During the second act, a number of
nigh class specialties will be introduced.
among which are Mona Lynn, come
dienne and dancer; Baker and Lynn.
comedy duo; the late London sensation.
Tommy Atkins; the Bowery Boys and
Girls; Helene Russell, musical artist; the
charming Sisters Arnold: the Iour
Chevaliers; J. Edgar Johnston, charac~
Ter vocalist: March OF the Broadway
squad. concluding with tie famous e
Captaine March. Sale of seats opens
this morning at Mosbacher's. Prices %.
30 and IS cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
is & LITTLE SHORT
Mr.. HENRY DESIRES ALL OF HIS
PROPERTY.

He Desires to Construct q Building on His
Lot on East Douglas Avenue, aud when
1t is Surveyed He Finds That He is
Crowded Out OF Between q Foot and a
Store Building Projects Over Onto His
Property and He Objects to Such an
EncroaehuaDt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
GET TOGETHER TONIGHT
Republican City Central COMMITTEE to
Decide Date of Primaries,

The following call has been issued to
the members of the Republican city CEN
trail committee:
publican city central committee at the
office of H. T DERRICK, Ill South Main
street, this evening at o'clock sharp,
for the purpose of deciding on time for
holding of city primaries and a conven-
ton for the purpose of nominating
Republican city ticket, and to transact
any other business that may come be-
fore the committee.
''H. T. DERRICK,
Chairman Republican City Central
Committee.
SAM JONES Secretary"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
COMBS EAR ELECIKICALLY
Inventor UtiIizes a Well Known Principal
of Electricity.

A certain electrician in this city who
has quite a circle of friends. has made
an invention which is a surprise to every
one who sees il. and each one wonders
why they didn't think OF IL. 1t is a
contrivance 10 comb hair by the utiliza-
ton of a well known principle of cleo
tricity. BY it's use the hair may be
made to stand straight up. pompador
style and can be affixed 10 any BARRIERS
chair.
The apparatus consists OF a plain
Toepler HoltZ frictional machine with
small prime conductors. The current is
gathered from the plates by plain
brushes Of fine wire. One prime conduc-
tor has a chain which the person takes
in their hand, a brush made Of fine
wires hangs over the head. and this is
connected with the other prime conduc-
tor \ few turns OF the machine and
every hair stands straight on end, thus
avoiding any necessity for the use Of a
comb. 1t then can be cut easily. evenly
and quickly. as il will stand up straight
unless forcibly held down.
Its inventor does not think very much
Of IL, and constructed It more for the
fun Of the thing than anything else.
The sensation produced by its use is de-
Hghtful and besides this. IL is highly
recommended as a remedy for dandruff
g. c. Cotton. manager OF the Midnight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The free bread lesson which was 70
have been given 10 the Saturday after
noon extension class viii be postponed
week, bat the regular lesson nil be
given as usual.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
AT FULLER
For Sunday Dinner

Ripe Florida Tomatoes.
Spinach.
Fresh Crisp Lettuce.
White Plume Celery.
Radishes and Parsley.
Baltimore Oysters-"Selects and stand
ards"
Angel Food Cake. "delicioaA'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
French Peas.
Sweet Blossom Peas.
CherGb Corn.
Mountain Rose Asparagus. ''Purs
white"
Small Stringless Beans.
Golden Wax Beans.
Victor and Monarch Lobsters
Deviled Crabs. with shells
Green Turtle Meat
Crosse * Blackweii's Chow Chow.
Crosse & Blsckwells Salad Dressing.
Capers and Currie Powder.
Poultry Seasoning and TSyme.
Mushroom Catsup.
Tomato Catsup.
Picked Wsinuts.
Sweet Midget Pickles In bulk.
Sweet Medium Pickles ia bulk
Sour Jumbo Pickles IN bulk
Imported Dill Pickles. IN bulk.
Spanish Olives.
Branded Cherric&
Euchrsi Figs.
@. & d. Plum Pudding.
Canton Crystslized Ginger.
We have not overlooked the children
We have Butter Crackers IN George
Washington Drums 70 please the Little
Folks" zoe a drum
Remember We are tbe "oBly" author
lied agents FOR Chase 4 Sanbora's
Coffees and Teas on Douglas Avenue.
Phone ORDERS carefully filed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27

c. c. Cotton. manager OF the Midnight
Extension Mining company, left on the
Santa Fe yesterday - begin work on
the compsnys claims at La Belle. y. VI.
This company has a large number OF
stockholders who are residents OF this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
MADAME CAMILLA URSO.

The present tour of this great artistic
will be the first in the United States for
six years. At that time Nine. Urso took
charge OF the advanced violin classes at
the National Conservatory of America,
which restricted her public appearances
TO New York and vicinity. In 1898, in
consequence OF an accident. she took
years vacation, visiting Belgium and
Germany. In Berlin she remained for
several months and met frequently here
celebrated colleague. Herr Joachim. who
becoming enamored OF one Of her fam
Gus bows, made by the great Tourte for
Ballot. Nine. Urso presented with II.
receiving in return one from his Own
collection. OF great value. At the end OF
the year Mime. Urso being thoroughly
restored 10 health. undertook a concert
tour around the world. visited Egypt,
Australia. New Zealand. South Africa
and India II South Africa she gave
concerts in Capetown. the Orange Free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27

We wish TO call special attention 70
our BLEND COFFEE. which sells at
CSC a pound. We want you to try H..
IL you love good coffee you viii surely
use no other. We have sold tons of Il
and know it will please the most crit
ical
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
Sleep

Induced by the use of coca, opiate or mar
cotic compounds is bad, decidedly bad.
They undermine health and shatter the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into a worse condition often
resulting in the terrible slavery and
misery of the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced by the use of Hoods Sarsa-
parills does not perhaps come as quickly,
but it comes more surely and more per-
manently through natures great restor-
ing and rejuvensting channel purified,
vitslized and enriched blood. This feeds
the nerves with liie-giving energy and
builds up the system and constitution
from the very foundation of all health
and life-the blood-pure, rich, red blood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
ThOmSOn'S
27o E. Doug. Ave. Phone 9
Phone 90

We predict nice weather for Friday
and Saturday. consequently a big trade.
\ dollar never would buy as much TO
cat as now at our big store, which Is
loaded cram full. OF nice things 10 eat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
THEY START AHEAD
CITY TICKET NAMED AT a PEG
PIES MEETING.

In This They are Undoubtedly Ahead, But
the Chances are That is ali-Lsrge and
Enthusiastic Meeting is Held by Citizens
Irrespective of Politics, SO They Say
Charlie smyth is Ticketed for Mayor
Sedgwick Hall Rings With'the Resonant
Vibration of Vocal Chords in Denuncia-
ton of Everything Not Populistic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
Celery

BLUE RIBBON Michigan Celery.
nice. large stalk. Toe each: for 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
REGARDING THE COMING FIGHT

Committee.
SAM JONES, Secretary"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27

Mrs. j. Pittinger, who has undergone
a severe illness, is convalescing.
Ex-Policeman Crawford has purchas-
ei The butcher shop heretofore conduct
ed by w Z. Hall on East Douglas ave-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-27
We Quote:

Fresh Eggs. dozen 49,. ......-.... 1oc
Butter-Good Table Butter, H.. 12izc
Butter-Fancy. 10 ...... .......... l5c
Best Hams, 10 ........ ........... Toe
Daisy Hams. 10 $500. .. =. ..... Sc
Bacon, Id -. $1,000. 80. 1890. Sc
Dry Salt Meat, 10 ....... ......... &c
Package Coffees, 10 ............. 15c
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

Spain. 50 long mistress Of the sss1s,
and the pioneer OF national advance
msnt. has become degenerate and a
fast waning power. Its Industries are
suffering from lasSitnds of the most
pronounced order. and threaten 10 be
swamped in the serious competition TO
which they were subjected by more
energetic countries, Spanish Agricul-
ture is not excepted from this general
decline. Up to the present day moth
ing in the shape Of farming machinery
has been introduced, all farm work be-
Ing still carried on by manual labor.
Such a state OF affairs could cnly re-
suit, as Il has doae. in a sort OF na-
tIonai bankruptcy But the example
AID contact With other nations and
people has led to a sort OF revival OF
the ancient spirit OF rivalry which
dominated the Spanish race some hun
treds OF years ago The revival is as
yet but in spirit. which. although near
iy crushed with the weight OF imp0ver-
ishment. now seems 10 Rspire to better
things. The Agricultural condition o.
the country has indeed become 50 de-
pressed that the government has had
TO look the matter seriously in the face
In the estimate OF 1861 the sum OF
Gao 900 has been voted for the relief
OF the agricultural Industry. and for
immediate use. The form IN which Il
Is to be given Is to grant temporary
freedom from succession duties, and
on the transfer Of property. All cat
tie. implements, plants. seeds. etc.
imported from other countries. for the
improvement Of agriculture, are 10
come In duty free. Cheap money for
farmers" is to be provided for. by en-
eouraging and promoting facilities 70
companies for obtaining loans for agri-
cultural purposes. presumably on a
combined or cooperative mortgage on
the farms OF the members As most
Of the farms are already mortgaged.
the government will accept a second
mortgage to meet the ease. The Span
ish agricultural department viii also
purchase certain plants and seeds
which Will be distributed to the best
Ndvautags
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
A p..A sp the Yskos

san Francisco. Aug 21.-Tha lasi er-
p,4iition rr0En California far the Alas.
IA gold fields via the Yukon VIII leave
herr on August 95th The steamer M
varru has been chartered by The Cali
fpruia- Alaska Navigation sad Com
ulercial Company and VIII tow the rlT-
er steamer Th9Uas bwyrr % tbs
mouth u The Yukon river, TIE NaFar-
70 win haye recommendations Tor sew
enty-iivc passengers and the uAiia@efs
6f he expedition cairulate On reaching
Dawson city lE about thirty DAYS. Two
physjclans VIII accompany Iha eNpcd.-
don TO look after the health q The pros
prst1rs-
IL by ans miscbauCe N" Navarro
reachJls the Nnkau too late for the TlF-
er boat 10 get through. arrangements
have i,sgn made Tor caring fcr the pas
senecrs uuIh spyinE
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
NO TemPoRARy NIuacrtow.
Haasas Isdgs Dss, Nst H@lLsve 90 rna
Eltah - tsasrrsnsrssf

EStah - ,satrr-asrzf
Fsupuria. Kas-- AUG. G-Thr plan o.
Attorney General B5yie % euioin n.
railrcad comrauies operating 10 Ran
sas from collecting more far the haul
tEg Of 1--we stock iaAu Is allowed undet
the recvuy 0rier q the Epard Of Rail
road Commissioners, whbch order for
hadr the railroads charging By The
hundred pounds for caEfoad lots. has
met with a decided setback. The Al
toruey general had prepared an iujune.
ton FrcccetliuE against all the rail.
rpads Involved and proposed to Ole his
petitions IN every county court In tho
state. But when the attorney general
appeared heTt before Judge Randolph
the Judge refused 10 grant the prtltnI.
nary injunction Judge RaudolpA de.
claned that BE dlh net believe 10 gov.
erument By injunction and asserted
that 10 any svenf be would not grant
even Temporary injunction uHtll the
defendants could be present. He.
therefore. named Wednesday next as
the date for hearing on the appllca.
ton for temporary Injunction.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
n-..r.sr..l rr-a n..sl.r.-

Casper. We, AuE @s-A traiHl0ad
OF thr gattle gathered IN the Hesa-in
Wall by the rcrgut uOuud up was
shiufaeI from hgre 20 Omaha TO-DAY
TIE Kcysfgus cattle With the brands
cut out aul the skin sswu up wrre not
shipped but were sent hack % ths
Osallala ranch The G. Y COWS With
bloichcd hrnBls were rshrandss4 sud
the blalrhad brands vented There
were - coa-s. an ". =. COW. an T. K
COW with calves branErd EltA r1stfei
bFsusEs. A tup-bzr COW was lg thc 70,
win ysaslluz .Iorr fgIIawiu= brand
ct L. : Tire sllIsmcnt rousisfcd -
tw-euty -0ne rars wnb daHbjs that nuw.
hsr q brands.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
sAap TIN At oyEA.
May Rro Nirpssy -ursrlsE Frsua csii,
Hzagsr asa Thtsss-a

Maup Arc Airusfg -ursrlUE ffsa t1sa
HzaEsr aaa Thlsss-a
san FrauCls-o. Aug. IA srcrlal
% 3hr Bullstin ffom Dyrl. Alaska. Aas
ust u. tells - the p,tifui cl-itltieu al
mary % the Sslrch-rs fuT sod whc
are row stopping a. nycs- nuabls o.
pnsney-1 further on their AGuruey, Uv
InE To lscE % funds for Ernyissuna
Many o. thnas nov 10 ByHl arr ptJ
sIeally unable 20 make rhe fryiDs trip
and rhers are uFauy ruIlllfs who vi,
suffer great haulsbips before the wla
ter = over Many of ttpse " 30 SERVED
oa the steamer willamette are alzsa
luiely without shelter. ssrIEllzlF hav-
Ia. cutns % fhis ciIi rrsioa depsptiHg
on the opssu-helrf rfctiusss % others tH
keep them urng Many = the prapl
= ho are ulable 20 TssacA Ia $3.50 shis
winter have rNe tons n Elr5yaslpas and
no Possshl- uirans - gF4usuSrfhttau.
one man has ovsr snlu T-s1ats vhleh
be Il trying 20 pack over Wiftr's p1ss
IN bots % swyruty-iye p.uBds racA
making shaT1 rclaYs Thlrwes haur
been operating extensively and laAzy
tents, tools and unuch srlmEnitt1u an
nlou's have been sTulcu- ALREADY q FiE
lance c8mmirt-e q spoken o.. and On
less the ihvfi- ueasr lr1ghir WI. -
low.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

were nned. bat made an appeal from
the decision. A clyii suit for damages
has NOT been instituted Both sides
win bring the flght into the District
Court. where the rest for constitution
aIlty viii H. made In both civil and
rrin.inal aspects. The counties leYyins
the TAX are adopting strong measures
TO carry out their auu-sheeI law. Sheep
owners generally are disreeardiug the
ordinance and seem determined 70 put
the matter f0 a thorough test
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
sas,Es.s.sih. R4xs

Canton. Ohio. AK :
PulszrUlan Ch4riaz Hsna
prlse,i hur<isrs ~ thr lgs.szs
Isaac Hartrr & Se1s ma
early thts usaraiEE N ~
party oi-us-l ere % ~ "a 2
latter stSt uos - tn -
h-rn In she ssliar Ti ~
In the hospital httr uiisz |
bis ,sieniisy. Thr bursh1 4
iut - snols and exlsssl1s
bar and were ~ daght y |
Thr bank \ = s;r1uE o. AZ
believed 10 coatain a Aaa ,
u5oa~y
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
rh- sir,ss sita.,,,.

Pittsburgh. Pa. sns
ments la the cnai rnintnx -
the Pittsburgh district Win NJ
With unusnai Interest ibis ~
Sides were apparently Al ~
but II was developed thar q ~
ference tomorrow ihere wIii
be 8 disruption. Dy maay Il
lIevrsi thar NJ. n flatchf6-s
iionai president o7 The }fIrs-
ization. will not be pfa1s.
ciatmed be will siick q N.
assertion that be win not -.
blrate unless all the stst.s
arr ryprrS ntssi Ii 4 ~ NJ
fact that the oE,crufu-s q ~. !
wi,I not Join Iacal operators s II
uent for arbitration II R,t,i.
ebiurate, the conference 81 Z
less. This. ia brfcf. ls th. ~,
and Il is apparent that bs{h
making Preparations f
thar VIII be 70 their heaeH- Il
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
r.ts ~ ths n.Tpz,

Philadelphia. Aue
steamship Ethel wy!d GEO.
arrived at ihis part ~ :.
t6nio, Jamaica. sH-uiskt E,.l
lalard ~ passraErrs ID
CouitAiSSiaurr % Natlzs A
Tyler Chaml~rialu ard ~ )
Washington twelve - tbs ~
utFEEru uunusfFgluE EIaauss,
mtida. Which has he.a
there by the Brltsh rlFs-
was learned from Ne 80
that Captain Alggphy ~ 3 u
had lseru adtndrr1 guIltv
u the quarautfue law. "a
20 pay a ane - El01 ~ /.
thirty days isapS ssam~nt
the iartrr and i 1fw sgrrzs
T'sse BrrsuBda will D. zdls ?
lsh aufhoriiies. =
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

me nation OF Indians that best rep
resented the warring element Of the
race OF red men has made a significant
appeal to the government The rem
naEt Of the Sioux has asked permis-
sion to erect a monument to the braves
slain in the battle OF Wounded Knee
in South Dakota seven years ago, snd
TO inscribe thereon. in the Sioux Ian
guAge, words that shall proclaim
Wounded Knee the last battlefield on
which the Indian shall show hostility
10 his white brother"
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
w.aS os-, si.r-r..

Niasars Pals. \. r Aus >
Webster o. Buralo Ws-1
twenty oss year. Old q ~
Charirs GlasueF. fvrniy=sfr I.
q EhkaR<o. Wh8 have b-ss
on ftse hanks uf the Naea-s
ihs Tsst wvsk wiih several ~
tcsisy hired : snszn tlEr !
and started % nos arrass
river tG the Canadian
i-lat hrcamr uPsFs aud lss
ssvn stFuSEiinE 70 the ~
Hsgtstancw coaii rl1ch ts
rarrls,i aser iBe saIl. - q
side The leoils-s were 81 =
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

The riots In India threaten 10 tAKe
on the character OF an instruction.
The agf;ators are sndeAyoring TO in
fame the native population by repre-
sentiuE that the sanitary measures
taken by the British government to
prevent the spreading Of the plague
are in effect desecration OF Indian
temples and trampilng upon tradi-
tons. The people of India have un-
doubtedly many causes for complaint
agRint the British, but the viScr or
thoruughness Of measures to stop the
spread of CONTAGIOUS diseases cannot
be put In that catalogue. There al
ways has been opposition 70 drastic
sanitary measures among AsiAtic peo-
pie. and every famine in India, every
year Of cholera or plague. has been
followed by Irritation and resentment
on the part of the ignorant and prsiu-
deed natives
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
Ar--..l.s. ,..p,--..s 80.

Geneva Aug Il IN p
orEan % the C,sasyanfilags
~ the Armeaian Erysisz
atiau. utlch pEriri -.
that he f-ceEt eEI ass : I
nefle uyrr thr Ngss gf -
and sayS the cauutf;sv )
movements Of tar parHl
ashtinE she THrEs .a y
Van.
we arr elAiesd. 10 g
''tn rss9rs 20 every pass
carTg ua the sfrGEeir
overp helmisg Odds Esr
oaly rus,aGrca left ns \
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

II must always puzzle landluhber
TO understand why. after ship hiss
been duly accepted by the navy depart
nent. the next thing heard of 1t is that
Il Is in a dock somewhere for repairs.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
Ju.. -n.pp.u.'

The al.t&uee tron Lrs'
don Is sei miles on ct
railroad. as far a ~ 9
the most beautiful as =
" cultivated faTns press.
But not one foot q ~ J
70 tAoee who have ihl' ! !
sueh beauty and perisS'l.-
lorrs 10 six msn Eha
they hapF-n 10 b lSs
thslE fathers
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
COLORADO

The reason that Italy's food supply
is Insufficient for home consumption is
because the people are more fruitful
than the soil
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28
FloATINo e sHegP rAx.
A Sambrr ., Arrsss. have uS-n Made In
Utah


TtAh.
Spriugvilie. Utah, AUG. ai-Ths
threatened wur 0f the sheep men on
the urtlinaurTs passed By the various
counties Imposing tax Of from two
to ten cents per head on sheep has com
menced. The sheepmeu claim that the
successful Imposing or this tax mems
practically the destruction OF one Of
Utah's greatest Industries ard are
about 10 fight II 10 the bitter end.
Last night Charles Iughum ysas ar
rested ia Rsch county, where the tax Is
very high FOR the nnn-plymeut OF the
tax. and was imprisoned. II Is not yet
known whether the Wool Growers As
sociarion will take up and defend his
case or not
In Summit county Thomas W. Jones
and Walter Irvine were arrested and
criminal suit began against them. They
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28

The Minnesots !Ha'l-,
palnkiiIer didn't undsF'.'
would die along with ~
The Lamar register., 1897-08-28


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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-10
FRESH FROM THE COUNTRY.

Hermann Seligmann, young coun-
try boy about 20 years of age, with his
pants legs stuffed in his boots, red
handkerchief encircling his neck and
wearing a large white hat and other
articles of clothing suggestive of rural
life, was arrested by Officer Daniels
Saturday night for being drunk and
he spent the remainder of his stay in
the city in the basement of the city
hall until this morning when he was
before Recorder Lewis and was fined
81. He had no money with him, hav-
ing spent it all on his spree, and living,
as he said, seven miles in the country,
the recorder reconsidered the case and
dismissed him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-10
HIS LEG STUCK FAST.
The Wooden Stump Caught in the
Pavement.

Stamping down Market street recent
ly was a middle-aged man whose right
leg had been replaced with an old
style wooden leg, says the Philadelphia
Record. He had evidently been drink
ing, for he came along singingand stag
gering from side to side. Below
Eleventh street he was seen to pitch
suddenly forward. Then followed an
awful struggle to get up. Several
passers-by came to his assistance, and it
was then that his queer position was
explained. One of the round glasses
that fill in the sl1ylight over the cellar
which extended under the pavement
was missing, and, having stepped into
the hole with his game leg, this caused
the accident. Afterregaining an upright
position the man attempted to with
draw the leg, and the air assumed a
lurid hue when he found he was stuck
fast. Some men then laid hold and I'M
successfully tried to free him, while
the victim groaned with pain as he was
pulled and twisted about. Finally the
mans coat and vest were taken off
and the straps that held the leg werG
removed. A policeman who had learned
the cause of the excitement began
working at the leg, which remained
fast. Then a clerk in a store secured a
hammer, and after going to the cellar
and pounding upward a few minutes
loosened the limb. The man adjusted
his leg and moved off, vowing to sue the
property owner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-10

mansnIp anything OF the klnu worn IN
Great Britain for many centuries past,
says the Westminster Gazette.
Of white embroidered silk, richly Or
namented with gold, it is studded with
500 precious stones. The inter, which is
Gothic in design, bears on It's front a
dove, symbolic of the Holy Spirit, in
gold repousse work, encircled by gar
nets and a heart formed of single
carbuncle of large size, with jeweled
rays. The whole is surmounted by a
cross composed of 80 gems. On the
back are the figures of the Welsh patron
saints, st. David and st. Winifred, beau
tifully wrought in the Welsh colors and
surmounted by rubies, emeralds and
pearls. At the apex appears the ma
tional emblem, the Welsh harp, encir-
cled by topazes and aquamarines, which
is an exact copy of the ancient
"Ariandlws," which tradition declares
to have remained in the possession of
the Mostyn family from early GEN.
turies.