Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-04
EuNEpAL oE luoaE HILI.

took place yesterday afternoon at > o'clock
renee avenue and Third street. It was
largely attended and the sterling worth OF
the deceased was attested to in a manner
tina; must have been gratifying to his heart
broken relatives and many sorrowing friends.
The knights Of Pgthias had charge Of the
arrangements and attended in t. body, as did
also the Knights of Honor and the members
Of the Bar: court having adjourned that the
brothers Of the legal profession might have
the privilege Of hoao.ing one who had but
recently been 4 shining light and a leader
among them.
The service. were conducted by Rev. W. F.
Harper, Of the Baptist church, assisted by the
choir Of the same church and were most
deeply impressive and touching and laden
with resignation, trust and hope. After
these services, an opportunity was given to
look upon the well-kuogn and beloved
face Of the deceased and then preparations
were made for the removal Of the body to
the hearse. \ detachment Of Warwick
i 5dce No. II. knights Of Pytaias in uni
form and commanded by Col Woodcock.
were drawn up in line along the walk lead
ing from the r.sideacet5 the street, and with
uncovered heads and drawn swords stood
thus until the body, born by six yall-bear-
ers, was placed in the hearse. The pail
bearers were Brother knights Chas. Hat,on,
n
Rent, f p: Hovsy and G. T. Mcmillan.
The deceased had been post chancellor
commander Of tie lodge whose members
paid him the last loving tribute ofthzir COM
panionship according to Iii, dying re-
quest. Some thirty vehicles were in the
procession, the large proportion Of which
were carriages.
It Wa said in Our Yesterday issue that
the deceased Wa- d, native oi Ohio and that
he had a; one time held Che position oc
United Stale attorney Tor Mississippi.
This statement was erroneous ia 50 much
a he was born in Vermont and WIS Judge
Of the supreme court Of Mississippi.
The Ladies bras. band and orchestra
at the opera house tonight.
The Fourth Ward Republican club will
NEE; At II. D. Hei-erman, office tonight.
The Third Ward Republican e,ab will
meet at sniyely & Whites Office this even
ing.
C. Il. Wiues. one OF the distributing
agent, for >traiton x storms cigar, in in
the city.
\ large safe was taken up stairs ycster-
day to the second story Of the Reese block.
Douglas avenue.
Doctor Tebo is prepared to give treatment
with electricity. he treats diseases OF the
eye ard ear with the greate.t success.
James Robson, Of Robson Bros, has
gone to New York, stopping Of enroute at
Toledo, O., 10 see his father who is quite un-
well.
AteIcgram received La; evening from
Emporia, regarding Conductor irwin, read
As follows: Mr.. Irwin j. falling f.-:; not
expected to live through today"
The "Stratlmor. Clab." with their ladies
will be entertained oa nex, Monday evening
by the Misses Lynch, at their home, corner
| IF Central aud Fourth avenues.
The uphols;crinc, furniture repairing aud
carpet sewing and laying establishment Of
Ask & Child. WAS YESTERDAY moved to
Asks Hall over ,'tcinway Hall, " ain street.
The carload Of horses that I'll Malone
-ook down the avenue yesterday morning
rom the Wichita horse and mule market.
we're beauties and were very generally adj
uired
The spring-like weather yesterday pro
luced it. beneficial edrcts. The stonc-cut-
,ers began work ON Mr.. Blacks addition,
md number Of carpenters begun work,
and if the tine weather continues work viii
boom right along after the old fashion.
AT. owen has secured pensions for still
TWO other clients. The last was for Geo. F.
Mcclure, which, counting from the close Of
the war up to the hr-t Of last September.
amounts to Sl,93O. From that -ine on he
viii receive > per month. Mr.. owen has
been very successful ia that line
The Relief committee earnestly d.,irr,
that contributions Of clothes. shoes and bed
ding, be sent by the charitab.y disposed at
once, as there are four Ii.tIe iufln,-, two
families Of four and SIX children each. with
out shoes or clothes. Al contribution, left
At ". :. Lease. Main street. second door
from Pine, on west side, will be distributed
to the needy. RELIEF Committee.
The Woman Foreign Missionary society
pfthe German branch. viii meet this after
noon at 2;30 O'Clock. At Mrs. Iumme.se'-
house on Min street, two DOCS north # !.
Smiths carpenter shop least sideI Every
body cordially invited.
Mas. Dr. 7. ". WHITLoCK,
Miss Macy Gosh, President.
| Secretary.