The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-15

risgable age and chose her husband SAM
uei usRs given her part OF her share
OF the estate This mistress was very
kiEd as was also her husband but ~
wasn't long before Herndor changed
hands and was sent 10 live with a bache-
ior brother OF his mistress husband :.
This phase Of the matter has never been
taken up. but Il can be asserted with
positiveness that a slave serving a oache-
Tor. one OF these ''sixht-laced" ones. -
a very miserable life.
One day Samuel went into town and
there was Influenced BY recruiting SOL
die- 10 ;oin the army. He hardly under
stood Whist he was doing but the induce
ments held out were enough. 50 he join
ed. when he returned TO his bachelor
masters house very different thing
occurred as 10 what Is written % IN so
many books of slavery times. instead
or beating the black rascal" the mas
ter gos up the next morning. built his
cSr Ares. fed the hogs and got his own
breakfast He understood the situation
ana said nothing when Samuel got up
snd saw his master working and him.
self without a job. he almost fcis sorry
that he joined the army.
How Labor 10 Saved.
When ths visitors call NJ the box fac
tory at the big Doid Packing house they
are able 10 form some idea Of how ma
chinery Is assisting In the production oe
wealth I'm these modern times There 10
the mailing machine. driving more nails
than a half dozen men could drive
and the machine does the work much
better than the men could do IL II 10
known that packing houses use a great
many boxes In the shipment OF their pro-
ducts and one IL surprised TO ses how
quick box IL made. All the machinery
Is run by electricity One man saws the
boards Just the right size for the boxes.
There are guages on the machine ana
circular saws running IKE lightning.
walks right through the boards IN much
less time than II takes to tell H. Then
the pieces are taken 20 the mailing ma
chine and every time the man running
the machine presses n lever with his fooe
one end OF the box IL fastened with eight
nails driven and ciinched. The nails hang
on the top of the machine like moulds In
the linotype machine and evcrytime tho
lever is moved and eight nails are driven
into the box. eight more nails drop into
the little steel spouts and steel bars como
down and hit the nails square the
head. Three men working the two ma
chimes In a very few minutes Will have
a half car load Of boxes piled around
them. Some people suppose that ma
chinery Is driving men ou, Of work. but
the more machines arc made the more,
men are required 20 run them. The
time IL fast coming when the iaboring
man will be a sort Of engineer and his
labor will consist OF running machinery.
Touches 81 Quarters Of His Land.
Judge Thomas r. Wall paid a visit to
the western part OF the district recently
and he comes back with the news that
that rumor. to the effect that the Santa
Re n going 70 build from Dodge 20 Liberal
has a foundation.
Judge Wall will be greatly benefited by
such an event. as u would make 500
acres of land which he has out there
double In value. The road. n built. would
touch something like thirty seven quar-
ter OF this 5000 acres.
Wiehits Ten Years Aao.
Cash Henderson bought forty tons Of
coal for humane Ofacer Lew Aspey TO
Distribute among the needy.
M NJ. Murdoch. C. r. Potts and J. 81.
Alien were appointed By the board of
trade to report resolutions the death
ON Alexander Steele.
Mr. and Mrs n. J. Tangney entertained
Ut the Topeka avenue hotel in honor 81
Miss Mary Kelley and Miss Ficrsncs Fog
of Hutchinson.
A bundle Was left az the Lsndsii hotel
and when opened was found 10 contain
the lower limbs Of a woman. The rsys-
terry remains snsoivsa today.
Sheriff Anit returned home. He had
been working on the Allison case and had
been charged with being In hiding with
q prisoner.
The Unity club held q pubic reception
AZ the home Of D. q. suaythe. IT,. iiu
North Lawrence avenue.
Miss Lucy Ford CAV. a ~. vsisntios
party.
Little Emma Opal Street assisted in al
at winssid.
Tom Fiteh returned home 20 and that
he didnt land az state railway commits
riener and failed 10 land any Other wich-
,saa
Mortgages we're bsinT released a. The
rate % ten n dsS.
Col Jocesyn's handsome residents was
Ga ma gel by Ere 81 stared as ons o'clock
In the posrrfns.
NJ Edgar shaw ara Miss Dsna r.shrss
we're married By Rev. e. =. SusbsuD
a Nelson shs~s residence. Jsss South
ruis avenue
Little Rs.s Bell. THE infant dsazh;sr
,f william Marks did. Earlier Ia ths
xe~s the either iistse Twin sister del
IRE gsv. John p Won Hsrrfteh d.
ivsred ar address before tbs Epsscopsi
sonssnsion st Hgtehsnson.
Th~ Tn8ssrfsns ~see fsssrins On buying
he cd nstssarf1m on South Topeka fsr
church ~flsce.
a sseisI e>r.n, 81 fke season was q re-
.~psisn ~ Mr.. Kos Hsrris xrH. vsv-
million sns Mr. G. a. ysu Ss.- Se.siy
wo hyBSrea p~epss s;i~D5sa.
~ - Gardner ~ ~ Dors3s vss "a
avn sn6 predicted ;hAf n ten Tesrs
yychitA woaia ~ marching forward as
great commercial eifT-
Miss Nsh<l I.srsrser wss sserSirE sbs
riBser IN Se~ Ton CITY. saishlsx her
rszgsesi s.rsies.
Dzrrsss sd xeNrsrra's orebesfFs vest
o ~ DSraIo 70 pisT sof dsscinr esrry-
Rev. p ". Barnes -rssgned "a. rec
orshsp % 81 gohn's ehsreh
Hiram Os1fafh@r ssnoaaerd tssf - bsf
n inssasson sos zgszyizr steam dire~slT
o th- wbe.s. he exp~efe< 20 D. Fsn-
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