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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

sometimes spelled. was the most beau.
tirul girl of the Wnlashas, Il division
of the Sioux tribe. She was desperately
in love with u handsome young Sioux.
renowned for his archery and his ac-
complishlncnts ns u hun,snan. but her
parents wished her to wed Il warrior OF
another tribe. Finding that her pro-
tests were IN vain. she ran away from
the parental tepcc. The warrior who
had been chosen by her parents to be
her husband pursued her toward the
father of waters. and the maiden. sec.
ing that escape was impossible. climb.
cd to the top OF Maiden Rock" and.
lcaping into the great stream beneath.
was seen no more. This rock Is a land.
mark on the western shore OF Lake
Pcpn. which Is merely IN enlargement
If the Mississippi River. between st.
Paul and Winona.
In Miss Eimbalrs statue the girl Is
represented us standing upon the rock,
ready FOR the fatal leap. With her right
hand she shields her eyes from the sun.
while taking last sad look ut the land
she loves so well. while In the other
hands she grnspcd tightly her bow and
arrows. She II clad In dress OF deer
skin and her feet are oncascd In moe.
casins. For ornaments she wears u
necklace Of shells and wampum. Her
wealth Of hair II combcd straight back,
reaching to the waist In n double braid.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
COLLISION HIGH IN THE AIR.
Trains Meet on Trcstio So Feet
Above CrcSk-OnC Man Killed,

Trains Meet on Trostle So Feet
Above creek Ono Man Killed.
The Colorado Midland passenger train
for Salt Lake cts and San Francisco
narrowly escaped instant destruction two
miles west Of l'lcna Vista. Colo. The
locomotive dashed into II freight train
s,uulng oH % 'yc>tlc six'y.iivr feet high
hurting the cabu'sr unl freight car
into the creek below AMI killing Owen
Mccarthy. rear brakeman on the freight
train. Engineer Peck AMI his fireman
were prevented from jumping by the high
trcstlr aud remained on their engine.
expecting to hr crushed to death. The
engine left the rails hut remained on the
trcstlc. almost balanced on its edge. say.
ing not only their lives hut those of the
passengers. Owen Mccarthy. the only
man 70 lose his life. received orders to
ilag the coming passenger train. but tar
ricd in the cabuosc. warming himself. as
the morning was extremely cold. lie
had just started to dag the train when
he saw the headlight Of the locomotive
rounding curve not hundred feet
away. He rctreatcd toward the caboosc.
but was caught and thrown into the
creek.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
News from All Parts of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.

\ strange romance has been brought
% light ~ Ncwbcrry Mich. through III"
granting of % decree ur divorce i'll the
case OF Buthshrbu Perrin WiSucr - Ncill
VS.. Aaron Wi>ncr Miss Perrin ~ ia"
age u Ii. married Wisarr in Canada.
The couple lived together niuc years,
three children blessing the union When
the husband suddenly disappeared. For
eight wears the wife mpururd NiSu"r as
dead. aud thyu twenty years ggn. N"d-
I'D NlcNHudrr D'Nci' aud with hiu
moved o Ncwbcrry. b'Nril died about a
gear ago. Recently the widow was about
90 marry prominent NrwhcrrS farmer
when au obstacle developed IN the person
Of her first husband. Wi~nvr.' who WIS
very much alive aud engaged in tracing
his abandoned family. WiSncr was pre-
vailed upon 10y hi first wife not +" ""u-
ties, her suit Tor divorce. Wi>nor will
lie guest at the approaching wedding.
when the WOMAN will go to ia" altar for
the third time in her dfty.thrcc years of
lie.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

experience thai the most effective way
Of preventing disease and curing the
sick Is by proper food and 10y the use
of uncoOked food. Disease Is usually
tho result of n dlsordercd stomach. anu
nine out of every ten people you meet
In the street have got dyspepsia.
"My ordinary dinner Is rs follows:
1.-TWO eggs beaten mp VITA honey.
Two slices of whole wheat bread.
-Four figs.
give pruncS,
give dates.
"Four English walnu'S.
1.-TWO glasses Of water
"a Rinn can have ample food on Sl.I5
week. or - cuts II day. The truck
drivers doing tie hardest work can live
on that nmoUn' H. we'll rs the lawyer
or broker or Wrn doing mental work,
ON such II diet men wuuld enjoy life.
and the death rate would he cut down
80 per cent"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

u gears of age lie narrowly escaped
burning to death In the lire which con-
Sumed the EpwOrth parsonage. where
To- lived his father. Rev. Samuel Yves.
ley. The future missionary's early
training was received from his moth.
or. who was highly educated woman.
At the age Of ~. hc entered Oxford.
the oldest and most famous university
OF England. While In this institution
Of learning. he made rapid progress In
his studies and II was here that he. his
brother. Charles. George Whitfield and
few other students. really founded
the great religious organization OF
Methodlsm. These young mon We're SO
intensely earnest In their religious de-
votlons ana so meth0dical In their
work and actions that the other stu
dents applied to them. In a spirit Of
dcrlslon. the terms Mcthodsts and
Holy Club. This was In lT20.
In the latter part Of 1880, the first
Methodist society was formed In Lon.
don. 1t consisted Of only eight or ten
persons, but the movement spread rap.
idly and many societies were rapidly
organized In other places In England.
When Wesley died there were more
than 10000 members In England and
over 10000 In the United States. Now
the organization extends round the
world and Its adhcrcnts number many
millions.
In 1875, when Oglcthorpc started
with his colonlsts for the New World.
the two Wesley brothers, John ana
Charles. accompanied him. the former
latter as Private Secretary to the Gov
crnor and u clergyman In the new col.
ony. Georgia was the name given to
the new settlement and here John Yves.
ley labored until 1888. when he re.
turned to England. During his short
stay In America he had sOwn healthy
seed. the plants Of which We're assldu.
ously cultivated by his followers In the
subsequent years.
In 1857. Wesley contracted an un.
happy marriage with Mrs. Mary VI.
zellc, a woman Of talent and apparent
plety, who later did everything posi-
bio to ruin her husband. He bore her
behavior with great forbearancc. She
finally robbed him of important papers
and then left him forever. On March
., 1901, Wesley died In London, sur
rounded by number of his preachers
and other friends. His last words
were, THE best OF all Is, God Is will
u.s."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
WESlEY'S ANNIVERSARY.
Oldest Methodist University Will Fit.
singly CONNIE noratc the Event.


1t Is fitting that Wesleyan University
of Middlctown. Conn.,. the oldest Meth
odlst institution of learning in the
United States. should observe in June.
1908. the 200th anniversary of the birth
of John Wesley. the remarkable foun.
der of Mcthodism.
Perhaps greater religious organizer
never lived and no one man. perhaps.
ever accomplished so much. Every
year for nearly 30 years. he IL said to
have ridden fully 5000 miles. chiefly on
horseback. and preached 900 sermons.
In addition he arranged ami governed
his societies which had membership
of about $4,000 before his death. car
ricd on an immense correspondence.
read every work of note ns II came
from the press. wrote commentaries on
the Bible. arranged grammars vt the
Hebrew. Greek, Latin and French Ian.
guagcs, was the author of works on
logic. philosophy. ana controversial
treatiscs, constituted to various Jour.
nails and abridged over 100 volumes of
n Christian Library. Yet. this versa.
tile man was never In hurry.
lie was always cheerful. dcfcrcntial
to women and fond of children. Ills
generosity was unbOundcd. When a
young man he walked from London to
Epworth. distance Of 100 miles. that
lie might have more to give away. In
after life. though he received fully
100000 for his writings ana his per-
sonal expenses did not average $500 n
year. he left nothing mt bis death. His
principle was: Make all you can by
industry. save all you car by economy
and give all you can by libcrality. He
lived In constant activity and cheerful.
ness. In his younger life he was In
daily danger from the fury OF m0bs,
and his delicate mind felt k0cnly the
contempt of the higher classes. his
equals. yet he worked on ana allowed
none of these things TO swcrve him
from his purpose. He lived long
enough. however. to see the tongue OF
SANDER hushed and the hand Of pcrse.
cution stayed. lie won golden tributes
from such distinguished men ana crit.
les us DIR. Johnson and Alexander
Knox.
John Wesley was born ut Epworth,
Lincolnshire, Eng. June %. lob When
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

Most people know Ia II general way
that Great Britain Is the biggest land
owner on the globe, with Russia for
good second. Very few. however, could
place oifhand the next half'dozen run
ncrs. The British empire covers H.
37l ,30l square miles, the Russian EN-
pirc S.GGO.39i. the Chinese empire T.
2lS,i0l, the French republic 3.S2l,il9,
the United States 3.G00,G3O. Brazil D.
aO9,S7S, Argentine republic l,IIs,l0o,
Turkish empire i,5I6,IU0, German en-
prc $500 These nine great pow
crs own over threefourths of the
world. There are nine other nations
which have each from half n million
to million square miles. These are:
Congo Free State 9OO,OOO, Portugal
S3T O9S, Netherlands 795,GiS, Mexico
TG7 OO5, Persia G2S,000, Venezuela 593,-
0IG, Bolivia 5GT,300, Spain 5Gl Alb, Co
lombla 5l3,92S. The whole of the fore
going nations comprise scvcn-eighths of
the globe. There are some forty others,
with areas ranging from nearly half Il
million uerW to eight square miles
(Monaco)
A mans idea of IN ideal wife Is one
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Hot Air i'm BOSTON.

Little Observation-Disclosures, lind no
marginal note In elucldation OF this
expression, which l observe frequent.
ly to occur In my volume of Fairy.
tale Classics''-"Wilh batcd breath"
What Is the proper Interpretation Of
the phrase;
Mamma" with batcd BREATH" my
son, commonly occurs In fairly tales;
Your father often returns from pisca-
torial excursions with hated breath.
The phrase In such Instances, how
ever, has no significance as applying
to the bait employed TO allure the
fish, but Is merely an elastic term of
dubious meaning ana suspicious ori-
gin, utilized, as l already have init
mated, simply because Of the sane
ton which it has gained by CUSTOM
airy usage in fairy tales generally. Do
YOU comprehend, Emerson?
Little Emmerson NAM
ma.-New York Judge
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
SAYS LIFE MAY Be PROLONGED
BY EATING UNCOOKED FOOD.

Or. Elmer Lee declares that nearly
all disease IN the result Of dyspepsia or
indigestion. and that DYSPEPSIA Is the
result of errors In eating. lie says that
cancer. consumption. Brlght's disease
ana other malignant diseases are the
result of improper foods. He says:
"UncoOkcd food Is the best food
where 1t IL possible to have 1t. For
ten years ! have been experimenting
with uncOokcd foods and with dieting
us u cure for disease. | can say from
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
REoAlNs HIS FORTUNE LATE.
Victim OF Standard OIL Trust Wins
Suit IN Virginia Court.

NJ. G. &. Church. once ono Of the
wcalthicst men In Yves, Virginia AMI the
inventor of the pipe line system OF trans
porting oil. but now In abjrct poverty
and feeble with age. will NJ las, regain
his fortune. When he constructed the
first pipe line from Volcano to rarkrrs
burg the Standard Oil Company tried Ia
buy it. IIc refused. They forced hin,
our OF business and succeeded IN ruinin.
him. His home aud contents were sol,
at auction and the family now barely
has the necessities of life. lie sued The
Standard Oil Company for SlW.OOO. al.
lcging unlawful conspiracy. discrimina
ton etc,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
WILL LEASE INDIAN LANDS.
Large Tracts o Standing Rock Res-
erNation to Be Lot.

The disputed question aS To- leasing the
grazing land of the Standing Rock In.
diau reservation in the Dakutas has been
settled. The Inferior Department will
proceed Immediately with the cYccution
of leases 10 W. I. Walker of Rock ISL
and, H.. who gets iIiO.SuO acres. aud Mr..
Lemon. n cntt,cman of South Dakota.
who gets ISS. $50 acres. making total
of 1.2i3.oSO acrrs. This leaves over half
or the reservation Unbiased and remain.
Ing for the Use of the Indians themselves
II they - desire These Indians pro-
posed to have the government fence oil
>iS miles on either side Of the Grand NV
cr in the reservation. which, according To
the department views. would ruin the
grazing Lands on both sides. the same
view being taken 10y the President.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
INDIANS ACCUSED OF MURDER.
Remains OF Saroher Found In
Ruins OF House in Arizona.

The charrud rpnH'u> Of \. !. Vail. u
pioneer rlnch"r. were found IN the ruins
Of his HOUSE nt Aravapai Canyon. eighty.
five miles front Tucson. Ari2. Til" >lp.
position j. that the hoU>" was burned Icy
Apache Indians who roam around that
scctiuu Il j. believed the Indians killed
Vail aud footed the luus" before burning
IT, Tho Indians ave dissatisfied hrrau~"
al the government cu'ius oit their ra'
finns-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
RAILROAD TO REAR A eARY.
Tive Choctaw Line Decides to Adopt
Founding Left on Car.

The Chuctaw Railroad will rear baby
which was found abandoned un one of
It's ears east OF III Reno. Ok. Tho child
was left in seat IN u basket which was
well supplied with warm clothing and n
nursing bottle hlrl with milk. On the
handle ur the basket was Il note saying:
Il have no parents: please take me TO
he nest station" The conductor tclc'
:raphrh Ia the company's headquarters
aud wa. todd to take the baby 20 the neNt
station. Later h" received n MESSAGE or
icring him To retain possession OF the
infant. ~ the road had decided 10 adopt
IL, raise and educate 1t. II is now IN u
hospital in Wichita.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
PAIR OF GIANTS 70 WE'D.
Missouri Girl Eight Feet One Inch
Tall to Marry Montana Cowboy.

The marriage OF The largest man and
women III the United States, IL not in the
world. will take place ut Helena. Mont.
within the ncyt few weeks The con.
tracing parties will he Miss Ella Murray
Of Missouri. VIII" l. = feet inch tall and
weighs over 100 pounds, aud Edward
Bcauprc. "thc Montana cowboy" who
tips the scales NJ :aiI pounds aud is
feet in height. Mis-, Murray's father, 1t
!, said, hns tried for Some time To induce
some onr t. marry hey. Offering n home
aud libcrai expense money, Hcauprc IN
II years old anl has never been out of
the State. lie wears No, %. shoes and
hu. never had glove on his hands.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
wiNONA.

statue of the Indian Maiden Who
Figures III u Pathetic Legend.
There will soon he erected In Central
Fark. AT WinOna. Mimi. a splendid
fountain. the mos; prominent feature
Of which will he bronze figure of u
maiden representing the beautiful In.
dian girl after when the city was
named. The statue is tie work of Miss
Isabel Moore Nimhall. an Iowa girl. 1t
will stand OH Il base of forty feet in
diameter making it one Of tb" largest
In the country.
The name of WinpHa Is associated
with one of the rrr;tlrSt ef Indian
legends. WlnOna. or Nccnonuli. rs 1t Is
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Fatal Gas EXPLOSION,

Twelve lives were los; AMI score of
person, injured ia an rXrlu>iun that de-
mciishrd two buildings aud blew "ul III"
front, Of dozen rth." structures IN Ar
cher avenue. Chicago. Otto Trn>t"f# al.
tire inmily of seven We wiped out
Street ears were lifted from the rails
gas mains hlrw up aud sent steel and
iron mUnhulr covers crashing through
space. Ham" mounted high at ~ dozen
points aud panir rci=ucl FOR almost an
hour,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
ORE DOCK TO BE LARGEST.
Great Northern Property at Head Of
Lakes to Be Extended.

1t was learned that the Eastern Mime
sota.Grcat Northern interest Is Ia IN.
crease tho length of its new ORE dock on
Alloucz bay. Superior. 5000 feet, adding
100 pockets. representing 10000 grass
tons. and giving the entire dock storage
capacity Of 100000 gross tons. This will
make the dock the largest or2 shipping
structure in the world 1t Is alsn the
highest. being scv"niy-two feet from tho
water TO the top 1T the rails.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Missing Man Is Found Dead.

The frozen body of John Ncavanry, II
farm lahorcr, who had been missing for
u week, was found under the lee in II
ditch near Cole. Mich, hy fellow labor
az of the name of Jerks. with whom
Ncavancy had lnarrrlrd over money due
the two men. There are suspicious Of
fnml nllN.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Fatal Coasting Accident.

In n cOastug accident NJ k"rs"yiiIc. y,
V. Wifrcd Graves. aged ~ years. WIS
almost instantly killed and his sister, RAJ
chcl Graves. and Edith Bullcy were
crushed 81 that 1t is feared they cannnl
recover. They were members az II party
coas,ing on II large bobslch which. g"ia-
at high speed became Interchangeable AMI
ran into n telegraph pole.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Charged WIN a Big swIndlo.

y. -. Parker. q young man VIII" lives
~ Ottawa. Ka-. has hcru held To the
federal grand jury on q charge "f fraud.
ulcnt Use ur the mail, 10y obtaining goods
under ralsr prrtonsc>. IL j. said h.
obtained S5o,OWo worth ur goods "r all
descriptions from prominent iirms IN Chi
cagu. 81. .losrph aud Kansas 'it$.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Buffalo Tannory Damaged.

The six.story building on Mississippi
street, Buffalo, owned 10y Schoclk"pr "
Co.. who used the greater part "f il as u
tanncry, was badly damaged by fire aud
water. The other occupants of the build
ing were the Queen city Engineering
Company and the Niagara Screw Com
panN. The loss will exceed SlOO,OO.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

Tho hody " li0ryoy WIIIinmS, one OF
the dcSprrador, Killed ut GallipoliS, Ohio,
while attempting Ia commit robbery, was
shipped to Athens, Ohio, ~ the request
Of his brothers. The body of John lyslc,
the other drsprrahu il not claimed, will
be delivered h. - medical college mt
Athens. Lys.c'S right nam" I, said to he
smith
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Claims Part OF $50, 100000.

James cruukhilc, n wealthy farmer, re-
tanned Attorneys Hopkins aud Brim OF
l.ockport. y. y, to investigate the
Cronkhlr estate in Holland and get for
him hi, share Of the SSO,UOo,0uO fortune
alleged to have been left 10y Casper
Croukhitr. the Dutch =iumakcr, who died
NOR" than 100 years ago, This il The
estate in which Mr.. chauncry Dcpcw Is
ft,t.r,-t.I
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
FATHER kiDNApS CHILD.
Six-Year-Old Girl Stolen from
Crapdnother'ip Omaha

OTITCUIUN1VT III OTTIUTI,I'
J. =. Evards. II merchant OF K"arncy.
Ncb.. kidnapped his i.ycar.old child from
his mothcr.in.lnw. Mrs. Doddcr. nr
Omaha, and took the child 10 Council
Bluffs. The streets were crowded with
people and Mrs. Doddcr was alighting
from n street car and II strange man
assisted the child from the ear. Instead
Of putting her down. he passed the little
girl to Evards. who had carriage ready.
The father was later arrested IN Council
Bluffs and agreed to return Ia Omaha.
where he will institute habcas corpus
proceedings. Evarls and his wife haze
not lived together for some time.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
: Oovnrnor Van sant,s Message.

In a message iu ia" Minnesota L"gi~-
Iaiurr. In special session Gov. Van SauJ
outlined his plans for hghr against th"
Great Northern Railroad consolidation,
expressed belief that the present Star"
laws are adequate and asked approp'a'
zion with which 20 carry on litigation,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Young Bride Kills Herself.

AIrs. Madeline Back, lG.yrar'old
bride. jumped into Beaver Creek, k"n'
iucky. and wa, drowned, Her companion
Mis-. EarycIiu ratrick. attempted 10
commit Suicide in - similar way. She
was swept Icy the swift "urrunt To
bunch Of drlf.wori. from which she was
rescued.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Cnnneotlont CItu Elro- strlckon.

Waterbury, Conn, was stricken by lire,
which ragged all night, destroying twenty
bushes, blocks, thirty trncmcnrS and a
humber Of houses in the residence dis
trict, causing loss Of over S.,5oOooD.
Crowds in the street were panic stricken
aud the militia was called into service
TO quiet them AMI check lnot.ns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Village Recorder IL Nabbed.

Charged with the theft of VILLAGE funds
q. T. Stein. prominent in social circles
nnd recorder ur the viliag" of Chisholm.
Mimi. la, been arrested IN Chicago. The
alleged ah,cnnlcr disappeared from
Chisholm ihr mpruin= "r Jan. -. short
~ urtcr :, r. alleged. Il was discovered
that SlGO og the village fund, had dis
onnCuryl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

At Frankfort, Ky, the jury in the ease
Of dim Howard returned II verdict of
guilty and fixed iloward's punishment AT
life Imprisonment
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
NEW TRAIL THROUGH ALASKA.
Roadhouses Established from the
Yukon to iliamana Lake.

tNOlCNOuSeS cStaDIISTleu from ti0e
Yukon to Iliamana Lake.
After undergoing severe hardships and
overcoming many obstacles. the members
of the Transnaska Company exploration
and trail building party have succeeded
in cutting their way through from the
Yukon to liamana lake and establish.
ing a trail which. 1t is claimed. will mari;
a new era commercially SO far rs N"me
and contiguous region is concerned IN
addition to establishing n horse trail.
with roadhouses thirty miles apart. max
ing n safe route in the depth of winter
for travellers. mail and freight. the party
secured a good deal of Typographical In
formation in regard to the country trav'
crscd. which will rcnit'r necessary ma
tCrinl Alterations In tho mnns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
ConvLotod ed Vic Murder.

At Bloomington, H., IN" jury in III"
Ghi.m wifr-mUrdrr "n," returned - yrr-
diet nj imprisonment for seventeen years,
Tho estate eff The murderer !, estimated
a. quarter ui million dollars, and he
did ~; spare money during his trial.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Defeats Direct Vote Plan.

The Ohio House 90 Representatives 10y
ahuos' strict party vote defeated u res
oiutim hy Rvprr.cnra,iy" carrie calling
upun Congress ru an'hori2r the election
of United state, Senators 10y diroc, vote
Of the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Elopos Win Senator's Son.

Charles II. Carey, son "f Senator
Carey ~ Cheyenne, Wy"n Iul Mis-
Maybclr Myers. daughter of wealthy
resident If beaver. were married in
Chcyenn". The marriage WAS 20 surlsi~r
20 the young wumuu's friends
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
Foreign influence on China.

The Empress Dowaser of China has
issued an rdict which in effect directs
that the custom of binding the feet Of
women is 10 he abolished, She also di-
roots that young men lac sent abroad ro
he educated in the best foreign srhp"lS,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08
ClcveIand oliver" Wrecked,

The Cleveland dyer on the Vitishnr.
and LAX" Erie Railroad was wrecked NJ
Groveton. near coraopoliS. Pa. One day
ear was thrown on its side ana III" thirty
or forty occupants tumhl"d ahoNt, hut no
one was seriously injured
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

ward to u visit to the United States. has
finally decided not to come. 1t has been
arranged that the Crown Prince. whose
name is Mama Nagircvudh. shall return
from England hv way of this country.
reaching the United States next Octo-