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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
TRYING TO PUT THE LAD TO SLEEP
Paddy Shes's Tribulations With the Bloom
in Lad.

Colonel Jones, the eminent cattleman
bom Texas, stepped from the street car
at the Manhattan corner yesterday and
a broad smile played upon his bronze
features.
What pleases you. Zeb?" asked az
Eagle reporter.
why. I have been at she stock yards
doing business, and / stopped in at
Paddy Shsa's place to set-er-to see
bloomin' retired pugilist.'
What did Paddy have 10 entertain
you WITH
20. its funny. You see they got pos
session of a baby from some deceased
relative a short time age, and the two
Paddy and his wife-ara the most zeal
Gus parents You ever saw. Their dogs
and kittens are utterly neglected in their
attentions 10 that baby. Paddy was
holding the kid in his lap and trying TO
get ii To sleep. He would sing lullaby
verse with all tenderness and the kid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
STEALING buds FROM A LINE
Robbery Reaching a Very Measiy Ex-
treme.

There are al kinds OF robbers in this
vain world Of sorrows, but the latest
comes TO light over the robbery of clothes
lines. Some nice wooden shirts were srol-
en- from line at 236 North Lawrence
avenue on Thursday. and the same after
noon a washing was stolen from the lot
in the rear Of 357 North Main street At
ter an investigation Harry Sutton located
the pilferer, whose name is Fred Brown.
and the latter is ready to bring the
clothes back. Whether prosecution VIII
follow or not depends upon the judgment
or inclination of those who were robbed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21

At 100 yesterday morning a phone
called Dr. Tiehen, but he was not in the
office at the time. The cali said girl on
South Fourth street had attempted to
commit suicide, and was in very criti-
cal condition, having taken poison with
suicidal intent. Failing to reach the
city physician, DR.. McCiees, whose office
is over Parhams drug store, was sum-
moned. He found the girl at No. PIG
South Fourth street in a serious condi-
ton. She had both inhaled and swal-
lowed chloroform, and also taken lauda-
mum in her desire to depart from this
life. DR.. McClees al once gave an
annette by the late method of hypoder
mic injection, and soon had the patient
emitting the contents of her stomach.
Her heart-beats were very feeble and the
doctor administered remedies for the res
toration of that organ 10 normal condi-
tons He pulled her through" but il
was a very close call for her. Yesterday
afternoon an Eagle reporter, in company
with DR.. McClees, visited the patient,
who was resting well but complained Of
deathly sickness at the stomach
That's the effects of the drugs" said
the doctor land you will simply have TO
wait and let time restore you"
What did you take that horrible dose
for. Miss Ward?" asked the doctor.
30. l was so blue and hopeless
Yes, you are young and had a lover
and he did not reciprocate your love,
and all that sort Of thing.
NO; that was not it, If il had been
only that l would never have taken the
stuff 1t was something more serious"
What was the c9use?"
She declined 10 answer.
Where is your home?"
II am from Winfield"
"Are your parents there?"
NO. / lived with my grandparents
there, but ] have been in Wichita about
a month. / took a room here with Ella
and have been trying to get along the
best ! could
Are your parents living?"
MY mother is dead and father is
somewhere, l don't know where, and he
don't want to see me nor do 1 want TO
see him"
How old are your"
Il am 70 years of age"
Did you really want TO die?''
She would not answer except 10 say
This attempt will be enough for me-"
She is evidently afraid Of a law pun
ishing those who attempt suicide,
In her answer TO question she frequent
~ dried her eyes with the slack OF her
sleeve and indicated that there was some
deep seated trouble on her heart that she
did not wish 10 disclose.
Her presence in the Tenderloin district
and her associations, explain a great deal
Of her troubles, regardless of what she
might say.
In connection with this attempt at sui
eide some important matters crop out in
regard to the sale of deadly drugs by
persons who vend them. This girl first
applied to George Parham, druggist, on
the corner OF Fourth and Douglas ave
nues, asking for chloroform. Mr.. Par
ham declined 10 sell il to her. She went
away and subsequently, passed his store
shaking a bottle at him with a look that
meant: II got it anyhow" The woman
with whom the girl stops says she got
% cents worth of Chloroform and % cents
worth of laudanum and she got ii with
out signing for it according to law.
Zone more unfortunate" etc, etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
G.. j. FLETCHER,
Spot Cash GrOceI

Phone Il. Phone s..
25S y. Main st. 1l3 Z. Doug Ave.
Our prices are right on fancy grocer
les as we'll as staples
Monarch Lobster, can .................29c
Monarch Salmon, car ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dunbars Shrimps, can ..............-2ac
Wagner's Pineapple, 1-fb can ........1oc
Wagner's Pineapple. 2-ib can .......-20c
Grated or sliced and the best grade Of
ENtra Bahama.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
Real Estate Transfer,

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land Company. u. u. Dubois. ao-
stractor)
W. H kraemer. ". g.. lot 40 Ohio
avenue, Matthewson's second add $500
joan H Nothstine. I. d.. .ots ia 20
Ie0 Mead avenue, Ranscn & Kay's
add ...--..- -.-... .-.--.
Iowa Watson. :. d.. ioi 81 Ennoria
avenue. Mead'S add .-..6..---.... 1000
:. c. Rhodes, :. d, lots and s. blk
1. Goddard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21

VIII Atchison OF the Newton Repub-
iican IS down 10 remain over over Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
WANTED TO DEPART
MISS GRACE WARD GROWS WEARY
OF LIFE.

Takes Both Laudanum and Chloroform In
Desire to Bid the Cruel World Alden
Was Prevented From Crossing the Dark
River by the Timely Arrival CT a Physi-
cian-Gives as a Reason That She Was
Weary of Life and had the biues-"Il
Not do so Again if She Can Recover
From This Rash Attempt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
TO DOWN DOCTORS
PRACTITIONERS ARE OPPOSED TO
SPECIALISTS.

Bill is Now Pending in the Legislature to
ers of Diplomas From Medical Colleges
Out of Business-spe cisiists are the Cues
Aimed at-If 1T Pssses no One Wiz be
Physician Holding . DipIoma-Stsy
Injure Many.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Tne Hcorgnulsnouu 'owimtstoo GU,E-
aut-ss Enur and 90 Hail million

Ine Hcorguul s,Utuu 'auimtttoo GuNv-
autsos tour nud 90 iinli million
NEW YEs. JAu. -. 90 Tne annouuc.
ulenI is mace ~ the Union Pacific
reorganization committee that II hos
come 30 au aggeom vat with the gov
ernmeut In accordance with which
tho latter has ua-un foreclosure pro.
ce,dings ia ils lien upon the Union
Pacific lines, I'm elusive OF the kansas
Pacific linz. uu. ruorgu lll,iou com.
mittue guarantees minimum bld OF
something over s35.U1AulJ or the
government claim upon tine railroad
and for the COVER IA lt Union Pacific
eiukinE tuad has uuunstgd S4oJU.uuI
as eBrnea, money Kuhn. Lleu au1
Company, huuhers tUt 10" reursa va
ton committee, have assured the com,
mitteo the funds required TO carry Dc
aGreemeut with the government inlu
cilrc..
OMAHA, Jan. ga--It is believed to-
Ulhciul circles ui tue Union Pacific
more that the reorganization committee
when bo ught the OfrGOu short Lilac
una Utah Northern viii buy under luTp
closure and again bring together th0
! segregated lines VI the Union Pncih,
! system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Tho Utah Poultry association met
last night and elected the following ot-
Gcurs for the ensuing year President,
Is. Il. Holungswor.n, Salt Lake; fret
vcy.pTusiuent, ". j. Doyle, Osle.,
second vlco.presiuent, c. j. Trump
salt Luke; secretary aud treasurer c..
h., Howe, salt Lake, assistant score
ary, W. o.. Margelts, Sait Lake; exc.
cuuvu committee, >. o. Day, q. 81,
IIigby md John w. Biru. There win
ba another meeting on February % Tor
lre purpose OF hearing tine report OF the
Ulcers concerning the show lhnl has
just closed In this CitV. The affair has
n,en au unqualified auccp--, but 90 VIII
take zJmu Tine for the chi lura u I've
correct report OF 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2S.--In addition
10 rusumIug tnv hearing on inc Luui
sscUud cig-I mail bill, the 5eua,t
uassnl lumber OF bills including the
following:
To rounI 20 Ames uul DIETRICH,
San Francisco, drawbacks on g,aiu
bags exported IN lSs& appTUpruuug
5l5,OJU for II. Ei-cal, who was kilIeI
by mob violence at WglsaubuIg,
Cole. March, 1880. and HE saving
medal 10 Daniel T., Lynn OF pJft
Huron, M!Uu,
Morgan, Ala, presented "a resoiu.
ton requesting tho Pfo3iden. to trans
NIT al correspondence rel"ing TO the
Nicaragua canal uuCe 1857, between
the United States and suy minister or
representative OF NlUaugua Ihe
resolution was aLJutuI.
The Senate aiso passed the bin re-
classifying tue salaFu- OF railway pos.
tal clerks 10 CluHsts from enc 90 ten,
AID makiug the pay IJm $500 to
.l,s0l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-Tue woman
who regis,uTeI st .ug Palmer House
es Mis-. a. b. Holeman, Of Omaha,
ia. wn0se real name appears to be
Mrs. john NJ. Gordon, died last nigh,
under circumstances that point 10
either malpractice or self destruction
She registered at the hotel yesterday
and Immediately sent Tor a pnysiciau,
She, however, refused 10 yermiJ an
eXuu nation to be made to locate the
trouble ana steadily grew worse. She
died this morning. A pOs.mortem tx
animation was made this afternoon.
a letter was found in the wOmau's
satcnul from John Gordon, Port
Angelica, Wasu., addressed ~ julia +,
G0ruon, whics indicated he was ner
husband. she was about forty years
OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

NEW YORK, Juu. 2S--The British
brig H.. c,ric Light, which sailed lrym
s,GbpletOu last IursIay with q mu-
tinous crew Tor Rio Grsnde de- Sui,
was compelled to luChUr oil Sandy
Hook bay until yesterday, when she
shipped nor new crew.
While Ueiag towel down tho bay
there was some lively scenes on board
the Electric Light 1, liz alleged the
captain anu olic rs displayel revoivsIs
and threatened 10 hot tue sailors II
they attempted muupy. The negro
4sillre u,h=d the liliCeTs. Captain
j. iwarLs finally decided 10 anchor and
snip new crew,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHATTANOOGA, Fem, Jan. 23.-
The sou haYuld passenger train from
Cincinnati Uu the southern Railway
was wrecked tins morning Near LBmu,
ven mice North % OIbusIe, Zen
rtssge. 10 was running at "a high speed
W" on rack which ngu fallen from "a
ulg was run over The engine len the
track and crashed town the embauk-
men. the mail car was demolished
and The eXp-t SIS and mail car badly
DANA ed. Engineer Fowler and FIRE.
man Clark are REP rtel dangerously
nurti several pass ngers were slightly
Injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
RI&LINS GAINS TWO
Thatcher and Henderson Each Lose
0lG.
SEVERAL UALLols TAKEN TODAY.
fluctuations IF the senatorial Contest
as Developed Today.
Lie.

On the Gr.l ballot for q. 3. Senator
To-Day, the result Was as iolowa:
For kswlIus - senators: Game,
Chamhu,s. EvRna. johnson, Smoot,
total B.. Representatives: Catlis, !.
y. CuUE. LsmmOu, LuuI, II rmuey,
shepard, a. r. Soreusou, stewart,
Wiisou; total, 9, grand total, IL
fot uenuers1n-SenatOrs: Alfred,
Hameh Suurtlin, Wright, total, 4.
REPRESENTATIVES,: Anderson, Bsnniou,
DuiiinI Greenwood, Hardy, Hopklu,
kruutJ. hlmbsll, Max field, Mckay,
o'brIeu, Ov.son, Parry, Taylor Per-
kir-; tJtni, l5, grand total 10,
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harbour,
MUnson, Ntbruer, kiIeuuI Robson,
Whitaker, A. Neueker; total, Z. Rep
TeseEtRuvet: u. 8. COu6, Greer. Dot
con, Dresser, F0rshso, Gibson, La
Batthe, Murdoch, Price, Ray, Roy
lance, Sloan, n. G. 5oreusen, Thomp.
son, Ihoresou, Wheeler; total, l6;
grand total, 20.
For &. w. Bunnett-SenRtUrt: None.
Representatives: Hansen, o. G. Kim.
bail, RDhinsou; total, 3.
For Lawrence - Representative
Msugnu.
For NeJeker - Senator Snow and
Representative Martin.
For POwet--Seuator Cannon.
5n 1ar as the three IeaIiug Candi-
dates were concerned, the first ballot
wss the came as yestGrday's
except that a. Z. Sorensen lett Hen
uersIu ami we-t to Eawlins and A .
v. Marlu lsG Thatcher auu went to
| Nebekus.
Tine three Republican members
voted Tor Q. w. Bennett, making the
| following tltuIs:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
Homo Missinmarins.

The regu'sr mou,hiy meeting Of tho
home uissianar,gs O. the Salt Lake
stake OF Zl-n viii convene 30 tho
Fourteenth ward hall, Salt Lake city,
on wednesday, January -7.b, st 1880
pm. Any lau brethren buiu. uagoie
O. attend the meeting, tAoy viii please
SEQ thu. tho report OF thoir LAHORE Tor
tho month pnst is sent IN IA writing.
JA2iEs ID. STIRLING,
eek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

articles OF Incorporation OF the Ell.
lis CUuceutrnt0r company were flied
with tho county clerk today, The
object OF the Incorporation Is % carry
on the manufacturing, building and
erecting, etc, OF ooucentrutOrs and
concentrating plants. The capital
stock OF the company is fixed at $50.
COZ, divided lat. $4,000 shares Of the
psr value Of 81 each.
The neacquarters OF the company
VIII be At Salt Lake CRY. The names
nt the iucUrporstors are Henry Rlves
Elt-. san Francisco; W. q. Lamb,
W. >. Mccormick, jeremiah Schsnck,
a. G. Ellis Jr., all OF salt LAKE. city,
and w. V. Rice and David Keith Of
Park CITY.
W. V, Rice IA president, Jeremiah
SCAenck vlCe.presIdent, W. q. Lamb
secretary, and the banking mouse Of
Mccormick and comuhuy treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Chihuahua, MuNr Jan. 23.--At
R1.slus, we. .i mere, 10 the heart Of
tue 6loIgs Marie range, % large force
OF rural guards yesterday maj u battle
with band VI NIgul Indians who
had started cut o. tlyIr winter raids
of piliUge 9uI murder Against the
farmur- unu niaers OF that segt,Un.
The Indians a. already murderol
all the members OF TWO famii aud
were about t. make a raid and an
attempt 90 sack the village OF Ro-sles,
when the force OF rural guards or tate
troore arrived at the place In response
to me4sugu ana MADE the attack on
the Indians. The fight was a lespsr.
ate one and roaulteG IN twelve Indians
and five soldiers being killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

NINEYARDHAyEN, Mass, Jan. 4j,--
Caytala Hay muI aaI Grew OF the Guy-
Head lie saving station unI Captain
Cook, wreUkiug master TINS port, hem
here AT dRybreak ~ go 10 the rulle' OF
the bark IzaHU JACKSON Ut PHrt.aud,
Maine. She was reported ashore on
Patque lsIAuu late last night The
United States revenue CV Ger Dallas
also started iOr the scene. The bark
went out IN a thick snow squsiI anu
grounded hard on that lart OF the
lslsnd RuOwu ~ "CiraveyagI," one "
the most ,rslcnerOIs spJts along the
coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Has much FNnoriencc and ~ CauI
Collected nnd Courteous.

Has MuCh TNnCriencc ana IL CSuI,
Collected nnd Courteous.
NEW YoKIl. Jan. 25.-Wuen in
formed OF the report that Lyman l..
Gage OF Chicago might be offered the
treasury portfolio Of President Me
KInley's cabinet J.. +. pullen vice
president Of the Ba-k OF Iho RHpublic
saiy:
ono better choice could be mnde.
Mir. Gage has the reputation OF being
rua Of the leading linenciors OF the
United S,atus. He has bee- eminent
success .ua he has had vas. eek
purleuce IN monetary affairs, he ia at
rll times c.o., collected, rUuCeut and
wlihsl courteous"
Thomas l.. James, president OF the
Lincoln NaUuuG! banb, ss!u. "Ihe
appointment OF Lyman J, Gage OF
Chicago tu be- secretary Dr the treasury
would be an ideal Ont-Es good rs
could be made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHICAGO, jan. -a The old men
who CROSSED the Plains TO tho Pacific
coast IA the days OF the gold fever OF
40, gathered al the fremont H0usu
TINS morning to celebrate with story
telling aud fogstiug the discovery o.
gold in California,
EaUh member OF the Ge-Ociaugu YVES
met by President ADDS % L.lIay F.,
VINO piuu,d 10 his UOut . Hrgg yellow
badge with "A California % ar ana uum.
Uerg "l9' COnsplCuously displayed
thereon. the menu wac elaborate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

1' hia mau hlI Uuuu KILLED tHp suiv.-
vIfs surI.n Tered. Tie insuTguut-
-oht the prisoners nshors anu then
'1oied the vessel, securing a great
quantity % ammunition, mouy cut
iAssea and p's'uls aud - few rifles. NV
quick hrIug CAuHgI were also removed.
Tns Insurgents lnUu freI ,Hy boat,
which WAS syo4 buraad to the Waters
gLHr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Receiver clarke Of the G.. p. Snsa &c
gluuWH Ius iitIo abuaJ 20.


GluoWn Las LttI.o ADoat 20.
tmvAuo, Jan. "a special 20 the
Tribune from Omaha say,: The an.
uouauamuut OF the plan vi settem0ut
ul the great Union Pacific eyslum
cheated p sgusGtlOu IN OmlAl. Much
speculation U.s. ndu!seI IA but tiicers
o. the company are no. Inclined o.
talk. Plru.asut and manager Re.
celver b. ". II. Clarke Of the Union
P4c hU sAl,: There ie absolutely no.
ming in Union Pacific alfalfa thai has
not baan published. I have noticed
iu tho pTgss dispatches rom New
York lhs; MT. sage and Mr.. Gould
and tho Union ANA the United states
Trust companies Were opposed TO oil
miuatmg the government Interests in
the Union Pacific hat .hut is all that
know OF 10. I know uoihorinl per.
.9uaily Oi the matter aud have no
private advice re nruiuE the mater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

ST. LOUIS. No. Jan. .3.-Generai
John b. Stevenson, lawyer, aged 70,
Ii dead, after prOlTHC.ed iilLesss. He
served with distinction In the Mex can
aau civil ware.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CANTON, OAio, Jan. 93.-Miss Helen
Mckinley, tho P.ts,JIul-rieCt's ,ijeFl
ai4ler, foil on the walk urpr the Nc.
hIulcy home about noon. The bone
ia her rig bt wrist was broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Lyons, lowe, Jan. 25.-Fhe minis
terigI trial vi Rev. Il. a. Morley, eX-
president OF the Northern Illinois
college has ended. Morley was iouul
uuiItv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

sees a.y 20 choice, ~.
On the suCJuu ballot Martin went
change.
On tue fourth ballot Murdoch left
Thatcher aud went 10 Rswlius, which
was the only change. IhIs ballot gave
Eswhua 10, Henderson ~ and
Thatcher 20 RIwlins nsd gained TO-
day Two votes, one each from
Thatcher and Heudersou.
i. Efter the fourth ballot the Joint SEES.
sion TOOK "a rerees until $3.50 O'clock.
The Joint session met a. g:3U, but az
soon "a tie roll had beel cailel mem
Der moved TO dissOlve. On rising
vote the motion carried, 80 20 %. No
ballot for Senator was taken, and the
totals today stands al iOllywt:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

ANOTHER WAR yEssELcApIUnEp.


br!liisncy OF the d ssh OK the Iusurgun.
ateeI before his very ewes. .Ataliryrrla
.l.,ht.,n ,f n.. .I,ci,t ..,.,t
EuIuesi corps Oh CunaA negroes VINO
enjoy the dl6uuutiOu Of guarding thr
uergon OF the captain general when ne
,.h.. tho AID h,,, ,.,...., ,...-
selluus'S "uuh u'u WIN m"tHeNs
thrusts. Several have since died.
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s,p,e nj the coucenleI rebeIs ucr,.
ncoidently dlschsrueU,ptyinyt the sisrn,
10 the roJ al troope. Be.ofe the spsn.
lsh advance guard recovered rom il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
nanny INtuDIENcY.
Senator Jones' Unus rtuIgos tu Instruct
ttIr Idaho Legislature.

WAsmNuTON, Ja., % go senator
Joua3 c.aIsm4u OF the Democratic
national committee, today sent "a .ele.
gran 60 Secretary Walsh, in idaho,
saying iu the strongest terms mat
party U=tCIiuucg GumgEurd the
Democrat iu the Idaho Legislature to
vote lot Buu0ig.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

No Hs'rrinI change ~ tho senatorial
situation.
H.IsEi Jan. 28.-lu the Senatorial
ballot ,Uday Jao result Wac: CAggol,
2s; Dubois, 49, Nelson, ID, J. C..
Rogers, .,