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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

turn now and renounce IL ali forever. and
choose the better way which leads into
the way OF abiding happiness and peace
here and in the beyond. He was listened
to with close attention throughout, AID
while he made no effort at oratory he told
rs story IN a plain yet pleasing manner
which was met by a most hearty respon-
siye sentiment from his audience. Some
think Steve Is not in earnest. that he has
been caught up by the mystic power OF
some purpose or influence which will not
last. HIS earnestness does not Indicate any
thing OF the kind. II he is not in earnest
now he soon viii be II he continues to
talk as he did last night Steve's CONVEX
sion and entrance into the evangelical fed
is another of the wonders OF the silent and
subtle influences of that spirit which Is con-
t!nually moving In a mysterious way us
wonders TO perform. Mr.. Burke viii find
within his new field a labor responsive 70
his ability and intellectually. and one Ia
which we wish him God-speed for good.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
Dress Goods Bargains
Notice the Values

ONE LOT 4o-inch Mohair Novelties,
latest designs and colors, the so-cent kinds,
at 29c.
ONE LOT 4o-inch all wool Novelties and
Jacquards, worth So cents, sale price Gle.
ONE LOT 4o-inch silk and wool Novel
ties, very desirable, new designs, worth So
and IS cents, sale price 4lc.
ONE LOT 81 inch all wool mixed Chevi-
OTIS, stylish and extra good wearing fabric,
worth Is cents, sale price 49c.
ONE LOT 36-inch all wool Suitings in
fancy mixtures, worth from SO to % cents,
sale price I9c.
ONE LOT 4o-inch all wool fancy Suit
ings, worth So cents, at 25c.
ONE LOT Bicycle suiting, worth IS
cents, at 42c.
ONE LOT 46-inch all wool figured JAG
guards, worth IS and 75c, sale price @6c.
ONE LOT 4o-inch plain all wool Baiges,
worth from so TO IS cents, in this sale 33c.
ONE LOT 36-inch hne all wool Serges,
good quality, all colors, 21c.
ONE LOT 4o-inch all wool Serges, all
ccloTs, worth 40 to IS cents, our sale price
is 39c.
ONE LOT 46-inch all wool Henrietsas,
all colors and we'll worth IS cents, our sale
price 81 l-2c.
Black Goods Slaughtered
All along the line from Pr!estlcy's fine
fabrics down to the lowest grade in q close
range of prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
THE CAUSES OF FEAR.

DR.. G.. Stanley Hall, president Of
Clark university, has just completed a
peculiar Investigation, the result of
which he contributes 10 the American
Journal Of Psychology.
DR.. Hall has endeavored to ascertain
what the people fear most He made
inquiries OF 1.1o7 persons, both old and
toung, and they reported that they
were afraid Of 6.456 things; that IS the
total of their fears. The number of OBJ
iects feared was 29S.
Thunder storms. according 10 the re-
port. are feared by most persons. Rep
tiles come next. and are followed by
strangers and darkness. The other
leading causes OF fear are given in the
order named: fire, death, domestic ami
mails, disease, Wild animals. water,
ghosts. insects. rats and mice, robbers,
high winds. dream fears. cats and dogs,
cyclones. solitude, drowning and birds.
The investigator discovered that the
girls had far more fears than the boys,
though he attributed that to the maScu-
line tendency To boast. Nevertheless.
while 80 boys feared thunder and
lightning, only 155 girls were possessed
of the same fear. Perhaps the latter
got ahead of the former when it came
10 mice.
Many of the fears are local. For in
stance. ir ST Paul % persons feared cy-
clones, while only dreaded the ap-
proaca or the end of the world In
Trenton. y. j.. on the other hand, G.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
Along the Kansas Nile.

Ed Bussey. the travelling man, has been
| convicted a; Howard.
VIII Haskell, The Only, Is Just now put
ting on his circus in DesNoines. Iowa.
Frank Bacon. the politician. who Lives a;
! Chanute, Is at Geuda Springs dangerously
III.
The general opinion IN this part OF Kan
sas Is that corn this year VII mature
about December - next
Mr. Gulick OF Abilene opened NJ The sea-
son Monday by giving a glass OF soda wa
ter free 10 every one who called
j. H. NIesiey OF Abilene has been re-
elected superintendent of the city schools.
and his salary raised from 80 70 1850.
A man who has talked privately 70 John
J. ingalls, lately says that the proper tile
for the iridescent now is '-Ths Sabdued
Man.
Eugene Ware is writing Ksnsss novel
and trying to AVOID saying things about
women who snore. whether they're aEleep
or aint'
The Santa Fe company hsr adopted the
policy OF putting Il. repair men AZ Topeka
to work building locomotives during dayz
when work = slack
Says a Kansas Judge privately: "Po9u-
ism was only dangerous vhe- {; was sin
cere. Il Is 10 longer sincere ard coase-
auentiy no longer d4nSsrogE"'
Ferd vznssgr.f;. who q historical IN a.
c1rscy, says that Leland nizat have c.
featet Baker b.; cho1s 20 help elect = 70
senator. 4 man who re,rsirs from csfes;-
ing you when hs can. ''rpases~ you y
Nsn5sgrif; = riEht, Leland made Baker.
The Hotel Copeland srs ~ Ns;soHsi sFss
Duito1. e; Topeka. have been forsassS s4
political sIeccax The real warn rohtacst
s5ys for Kansas = 1o~ Soae u tse Bios
sem house a Kansas CITY ~ TIE RegSe-
Eczns ard II the Hotel Savoy. k4sz-s
CITY. by ice Popaissts-
There IA story ess - 'ss srec, ths;
Sszsl-coore- sa6 Co. T5o crtxsnz1.T star
e IN a, Peoria. flissolz. established q bg
d<rzTtsrsszt stare - Chicago sS5 snsrS
erected "a largest xtorz = tAs xc-s. q
Ss- YoEk. yin STAR ssyers. s;crsa n EsE-
sss ssxas ilxe AteA-soa al Topeka.
Presssez. Rsr<ys h:sss o-ss-s . s.xsa
p. snsksyss rest lie saoskrs, b-seE- Hs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
Pointers From the Philosopher.

(From Atchison Clobe)
A kind OF soda water new this spring
tastes like hair oil smells.
You cam. afford to let any one make you
a present OF q drink OF whisky.
II man is really good at anything, ex-
cept drinking whisky. he Is In brisk de-
mand.
II you can keep a resolution to hold your
tongue. all other good resolutions VIII
come easy
Don't pay so much attention TO the other
fellows business; look after your own
more.
Every man rejects great deal Of good
advice. and finds out later in years that
Re should have taken IL
Every mans memory should Be long
enough concerning his own mistakes 70
keep him from becoming conceited-
When a man has been married as often
as three times. you can usually md him
guilty OF almost everything
There is nothing imnodes, about Wing
In hammock: the inu1odesy comes in in
The manner In which one falls out
II is said that IN A,chisoa woman by
singing famous Lullaby song al an en-
,e.;sirn1ent recently. awakened every baby
in the house
Atchsson women are never 50 angry a.
when some woman comes here from aaoia-
e. town. and complains that there Is go
scc.ety'' here.
After ten years Of married he. an Aich-
ison man iais tha, re has 10 money szve1
up. but that he has q house faii OK Fick.as
chairs. fancy dishes. ca, g.sss. httje tn
sare. several bedroom sets. aud four
palms
A boy IN North A,chison knows TIA;
everything tia, s Old fashioned las 10;
gone into isase. as Claimed He stole Z
rhuharb pse from ne cupboard yests-3ay.
anS tas morning s-s father gave AIN an
Old fashioned lsck.rs Z the barn
An A,chi<on ussn las . theory that J, de-
-.orsI.res q western g.ri 10 seas aer 70 TIE
SEA coast. he says that SIZE ge,s - Use.
70 bathing ccsssncc While there tsas Sc
ecexnr shrek WIKI r.o:exty Ike her vess-
e-- sisters wae, Sc cones home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
Wash Dress Goods

5000 yards of 25-inch figured lawns, good
quality, fast colors. It is one of our great
bargains. It will 60 in the fire sale at 81
cents per yard.
5000 yards Of 4o-inch Irish and Merobout
figured lawns, good. designs, fine quality,
regular II 1.2 cent quality at DC.
$500 yards of full standard prints, first
class patterns at 3 1-2c.
1000 yards of good, heavy, yard-wide un-
bleached sheeting at 1-2c.
$500 yards of Lonsdale yard wide bleach
ed muslin from the fire sale at SC yard.
5000 yards of fine printed challies, the 8
and 10 cent qualities, at &c.
1000 yards of fine book fold Scotch ging-
hams, the biggest purchase Of the sale, at
&c yard.
5000 yards of Simpsons 33-inch percales,
fine soft cloth, hne fabric, worth 10 cents,
for Sc yard.
200 pieces of French book fold perca1es,
the finest cloth on the market, in SO designs,
will 60 in the great FIRE sale at &c yard.
900 pieces of Duchess organizes, new
ground designs. satin effects, accent
cloth, at &c yard.
We will show the greatest fine of fine
wash fabrics from to 10 cents ever pre-
sented to the Wichita public. Every yard
worth double the price we will ask during
this great sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
A wHIrED sEPULCHRE.

One or two Of Topeka's whisky joints
having developed into up-to-date sa-
looms, an open rebellion resulted. Inc
Topeka bessem recognizes the use OF
whisky as beverage, but strenuously
maintains that no revenue must be re-
allied nv the city from the traffic. The
accredited mode Of absorption OF this
standard poison is through the agency
of social clubs, drug stores, hotels, ana
the like. the liquor being purchased at
Kansas City, Missouri. The people Oh
Topeka have gotten the morals Oh the
business down 10 that fine point that
If makes all the difference in the world
as to where the stuff is bought and
how drank. They raised such row
over the new counter-and-minor saloon
that the proprietor in response 20 the
public conscience relapsed into his orig
inal Joint. Even Governor Leedy or
ders his whisky from Kansas Oty IN
ton gallon lots. The editor of the Kan
sas City Gazette, himself a conscien-
tious prohibitionist and frequent WIS.,
itor at Topeka, in speaking OF the huD-
bub at Topeka last week says that IL
requires a wheelbarrow on every floor
of the leading hotels in that town 10
clean the beer bottles out of the rooms.
If Leedy will abolish the metropolitan
police, and give the people chance up
there, We predict there will be a reac-
ton as bad as that which followed
McAffee. The people who live IN To-
peka are just every day ordinary NOR
tails. and the restraint is getting very
tiresome to them. Sham and hypocrisy
have done more TO demoraiize the Re
publican party, good sentiment and
Good feeling, in Kansas in sixteen
wears. than the saloon did in twenty
five years before"
In reviewing this same matter the
Lawrence Journal pertinentiy observes
that 1.-The fanatic is about the same
wherever you find him. When he is a
whisky man who favors the open sa-
loon, the churchman who hates all de-
nominations but his own, the politician
who regards all parties but his as dis
honest organizations, or the apostle OF
prohibition who thinks that the man
who does not agree with him is an en-
missary Of the devil, whenever and
wherever you find him he is always
very much alike. In Topeka the other
night some men who are in general
good citizens, but who are fanatics on
tine liquor question, in an open meeting
which was largely attended. advocated
mobbing the saloons and joints. The
man who does that is no better than
the one who runs the joint. Mob law
does more to demoralize a community
than even a joint does Any man in
Topeka has il in his power to set the
machinery Of the law in motion to stop
the sales of liquor. The man who ad
yocates mob law in such a case is a
physical and moral coward. He Is
worse; he Is a menace to society, and
more dangerous TO the community than
all the jointists in town, for he may he
o man of influence and standing, whose
advice is heard with respect and needed
with alaerity. Topeka should hold an
other meeting to denounce the advo-
Gates of mob violence"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

persons lived In dread of the coming OF
the end Of the earth and 46 were afraid
of being buried alive.
Of course these fears are not import
ant as indicating all the characteristics
of the people, but the investigation is
interesting nevertheless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

A Topeka man expects when he raises
the glass 10 his lips 10 see ''Feaacetine;
ouinine. Ant.kamnia. NIX yonlics. Aqua
Pura.' When ne sees ''Lemps psls. Three
Star. NUNS Extra Dry. and Vermu;h." Re
raises an awful howl. calls a pu5..c meet
ing and denounces tie governor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
ease has row travele,i alonr

The Fair viii case has now travelled along
where deceived woman. a detective. =
baron and a bottle OF isudnum come in.
Csblegrams fash back and forth between
London Ike telephone messages. Forty
years ago old man Fair was iolSing a pick
IN the Comstock mines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

The Princes in history could fight. But
those who 1--we today are no good. After
watching Constantine. We believe that a
Cheyenne Indian with forty horsemen could
HEX the whole English army Y they were
directed BY the Prince OF Wales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

The latest swell thing is 10 give q fair
and invite President Mckinley 10 come. He
viii not come but hiatt makes no difference.
The advertisement is in inviting him Pres
iden; MCKINLEY viii be invited this year
10 the Atchison Corn Carnival
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
GUARAN

1 guarantee all clothes made by me TO
be made by the best workmen. lined vita
the best Innings. perfect in At and 10 givs
the bes, satisfaction IN every particular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Il * almost as much as mans Efe Is
worth in Greece now to say that he is a
member of the Ethnkke Eetaria, a secret
society. Thine secret society was the cause
of the war. A secret political society is 4
mistake, always.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

People who have seen the production call
ed the Destruction of Pompeii'' and have
heard Bernard Kelly give his opinion Of
Cy Leland declare that Pompeii is q mighty
tame affair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

It turns out that Prince Constantine was
a victim of underconidence. No man was
ever so beaten in politics. Yet ingalls, said
politics was war.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

The man who sspired TO the cabinet and
Was turned down. then aspired 10 me an
assistant secretary and was turned down;
then aspired to a clerkship and was turned
down. is beginning TO think that Bryan has
some show in 1900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

The Supreme Council Of the A. p. A. 10
1t should pass resolutions condemning
Matt Quay for using it for anti-McKinley
purposes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
METROPOLIS OF AMERICA.

The charter having been signed for
the consolidation Of the cities of Brook
lyn and Of New York, under the latter
name. this American city becomes the
second largest city in the world, with
three and a quarter millions Of inhabi-
tants. which is 100000 more than Paris
and within 100000 of London. The
enlarged city contains 300 square miles
of territory. PROFESSIONALLY Jersey
City with its vast manufacturing inter-
ests and other suburban towns would
nave been included in the consolidation
only that they are in another state
Outside of America all the greatest cit
les of other countries are inland cities.
However much the consolidation MAY
he attributable to New York jealousy
of Chicago. there is no question that
this greater New York will the more
impress foreign peoples with its mag
nitude. Manhattan Island is already
terrifically crowded. Additional people
can be put into the air, but the ground
space is already coupled. Fifteen and
twenty-five story blocks must take the
place of the old three and six-story
buildings or otherwise New York Will
soon be short on ground. However,
after all New York may do to hold her
prestige as the metropolis of America,
the chances are that one hundred years
or less hence the largest city on this con-
tinent will be an inland city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

No one up 10 date has raked up anything
showing Lincoln to have been at least Sc
r.sously mean and unreasonable. He was
so human at all times that surely be mus:
have lost his temper some time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Those individuals who are now declaring
that at doesn't take long to settle a war
nowadays have already forgotten Cuba.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

1t seems to have been a mighty lucky
thing for the country that Ely-Walker, st.
Louis, did burn down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
Wonderful Bargains All
Through the Store

-. through the Store
so dozen fine Corsets worth Is
cents will be put into this sale at
20 cents pair. See them in win
dow.
so dozen Ladies' Bleached Jer-
sey Ribbed Vests at 8 cents.
100 dozen Ladies' Very Fine
Bleached Jersey Ribbed Vests will
be sold at 9 cents. See both kinds
in window.
rs dozen Fine, Large Hem
stitched Linen Towels will be run
off at 9 cents.
We will offer during the week
some very astonishing bargains
i'm Ladies' Fine Skirts, Waists
and Wraps. The Millinery De-
partment will share i'm the bar
gain giving.
See the lovely new Sailors at SIS
cents and the Flowers for VERY
LITTLE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Congressman are supposed to represent
their people But no imagination can sum-
mon up picture of Jerry Simpsons con-
st;tuency rising up at noon every day and
yelling: mo quorum"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Telegraphy has cheapened heroism. For
merly every neighborhood had its own 1T
tie hero. Now the little neighborhood puts
the hero on the Wire AS result the world
is glutted with heroism.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

The refusal OF Senator Baker 70 sppoia;
George FlndlAy coilsctcr OF internal reve-
nue. proves 10 be a terrific ta-r-dov1 for
the Xu,vases OF the Topeka capsta-- F:ni-
lays appointment Vas ;seir coiy REQUEST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Crowded to the Doors All Day Yesterday
The Sale in WGhitas History
bargains
money we he rowd
Prices then the qualities and wonder that
wait the people,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

BY hard work Topeka may &c: the Fro
h.h!;:onists aroused AID oace aroused.
there Is no telling what a Prohl5stiontst
vii do-excep; that be will never vote the
Republican ticket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Enpor.a has caught the Prohibition resss
citatory fever from Topeka ard Bill White
in a loud plea tone OF voice calls on the
people 10 blot out the rum fend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

We notice that Herr Bump is mixed Up
in the Danish cabinet crisis. This is not
necessarily a roast.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

The Sultan is very obiiging. In his treaty
proposals he offers to take Greece's navy
off her hands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12

Like a romance surely" said VIII.
But he did not see the romance IN the
bright eyes OF Grace.
WIFI cried Grace. Listen. Can this
be true? Is Misty Dawn a half-oreed In
dian?
Yes" said VIII getting very eolemn.
Listen" continued Grace. From my
fathers estate there is an annuity which
Is paid TO three Indian children. Running
Bull Howiing Wolf-and. yes-yes-Misty
Dawn-I remember now. Is this the Misty
Dawn
VIII hesitated.
IF you know. epeakr' abe cried =
Grace" he said slowly. Your father
Ga have an Indian wife and
Grace olanched ana stepped back
Your mother never told your
mo Go on"
And this is his Indian child
Grsce's face grew hard.
And you prefer herr" she ssket.
Grace. Grace. You promised 70 be a
friend
so I VIII be- she said taking Misty
Dawn's hand 1t Is surely not your fault
We viii be friends More than friends
SISTERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
PEARY OFF FOR GREEN LAND
HIS PRELIMINARY VOYAGE AND lle
PURPOSES


BOSTON July 1s.-The steam sealing bark hops'
..,.u I,nrtsnant r. f. Penry and party on board
ho,ra tor Northern Greenland left this port snofs
ofter o'clock this morning. fully equipped ioi '"e
,,ovase The work of provisioning the vessei was
herun "a soon as she arrived In port last i""
ord NTH the intermission Of Sunday wneh the re-
lgious scr,iples of the Canadian sed"sh ""'
ornn,ovea were respected and operations were sus
nonded was kent I'D till short time pelore 'he
vessel sailed. ,u. .o.ra
Tho object Of the voyage is to establish sc''e
ment AT remote northern point IN Hree"'""u'
which shall be used base OF supplies tor an en-
pediton under Lieutenant Peary 'n search - - ~
North pole in 1895 To this end a party OF Esqui-
,avs uuI he left at the new settlement and WILL
during the next year. be engaged In making prepafa
lions for Lieutenant Peary's expedition.
In the nartv which left Boston to-day are forty-
three persono Including. besides Lieutenant ana
Mrs Peary and their daughter. their servants anu
the crew Mr. and Mrs II. ]. Lee OF Merioeh
Conn: Robert stem. OF the United states 1eoiosioa
Survey; Albert Operti. the Arctic scenic ar.is'' -
n Figgirgs OF Falls Church, Va, iaxidermist' IT.
Erederck Sohon surgeon, OF Washington, ana sew
era nvestsatihg parties one msrimontb @ who will
study glaciers end the relics OF the Morse
from Iceland. and another from the e
will remain in the North through the next winter
to hunt the big Of the country and bring oaSR
TeDresentatives of the National Museum, who are
expected 70 bring home several tons oil FOSSIL nora
IL The Hope viii make direct for Sydney, c.. B.,
where she will take in coal for the remainder OF tne
voyage. She will skirt the coast OF Greenland;
taking Lieutenant Peary to Wha.e Sound. where ms
plans for establishing settlement Will be carried
IN about FIVE weeks after the Hope arrives. and the
na rites will be picked up on the way oack