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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
j. P. Allen, Mayor of Wichita. Oct. Is,

'SS"
His honor received the implement amid
cheers, and in response said there were
times when he wished he was able to
make a speech, but as he was not a speech
maker he would have to content himself
with with expressing himself as truly glad
that the city government had proceeded SO
far with the work of getting desirable sew
erage. He had been ably assisted by the
city council in the greatert undertaking
the city had ever attempted. The point
reached was in fact just the beginning of
real work. He hoped the council and citi-
zens present and all citizens and organiza-
tions would all lend friendly advice and
aid in the future work. While an expend
iture of money was necessary, that did not
mean that it was necessary to be lavish
with it. 1t was necessary to repair streets
with grades and crossings, construct
bridges and sewers, and the city was called
upon for increased expenditures every
year. He hoped all future administrations
would be supported by the people in doing
what was best for the city. Trusted the
sewer system would prove success and
that the contractors would make money in
doing the work Turning to the council.
he thanked them for the honor and was
glad that all were about to realize on the
many nights of labor in the council
chamber. 81 will now break the dirt and
l hope this is the only kind Of dirt |
throw"
The mayor was cheered at the close and
had soon removed three sovels full of dirt
removed. Healy was next, followed By
Buckridge, English. Pratt, Glaze, Slower,
johnson and Stone. The city attorney
was next to response and VIM. Matthew
son, followed Fred Schattner, city clerk,
was the last to handle the shovel
1t was not long until it was out of the
woods into streets and back to the city.
Some friendly clouds added much to the
comfort on return.
Steinmetz and Sullivan moved the pile
driven to the beginning point yesterday
and are ready for work today. They will
have force of hands on the ditch and
rnsh the work as rapidly as possible.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT CoURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
ST. Louis & San Francisco railroad COM
pany VS.. James Gillion, decree granted
plaintiff as prayed for in the petition.
William Carnegie VS.. G. W. Cox, ct al j.,
Judgment against T. j. Draper and
Emma Gemarable for 81. 200 20.
Bunneil s. Morehouse VS.. d. E. Fraiz,
continued.
Getta Fechheimer vs. Wichita &
Western railroad company, which has
been on trial for two days, went off an
objection by the defendant to plaintiff
petitions. The plaintiff was then allowed
TO amend her petition, and the case was
continued until next term.
Munger VS.. Wright ct al, viii be first
taken up this morning.
PROBATE COURT.
petition was yesterday filed to appoint
an administrator for Zoella Kidd, deceas-
ed; j. F. Sullivan was appointed.
An inventory was yesterday filed in the
estate of Christ Gadika, deceased.
Pearl Madison, an infant of two months
was yesterday adopted to J. W. and
Florence Collier.
POLICE COURT
Business at the police court Yesterday
was quite dull, there being up for dis
position fewer cases than for many days
back.
Two lone Migrants who had unfortu-
nately fallen into the clutches of the
police force, Thomas RADIO and Sid Nor
wood each came up to pay in their monthly
fines Of s27 each.
JUSTICES COURTS.
W. D. Davenport, accused of stealing a
check of SIC some time ago, hearing that
there was warrant out for his arrest
came up to Constable Rufus Cone yester-
day and gave himself up. He gave bond
and hearing of the case was set for the
24th inst.
State VS.. j. L. Brown and wife set for
hearing yesterday at Justice Hammond's
was continued.
Two men, W. T. Jackson and Geo. Will
liams, two disturbers of the peace. so
William Crawford says, came down with
Constable Rufus Cone from the car works
yesterday. Giving the necessary bonds
for their appearance their case, two, was
continued until next week.
A search warrant was issued from
Justice Hammond's for the searching of
the premises of certain individuals upon
the superstition that they had there con-
cealed stolen goods. The officers failed to
find anything to reward them for their
efforts.
Justice Barrett spent the time in the
hearing of civil cases.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
THE JARBEAUS.
o the Editor of the Eagle.

To the Editor of the Eagle.
Having visited during the past summer
almost every town in California and hav-
ing experienced the glorious climate and
seen the marvellous beauties of the state,
we can honestly say that none have i'm
pressed US more than your own town of
Wichita. During our stay in San Francis
CO we visited all of the principal theaters,
but enjoyed none as much as that of the
Jarbeau company, who visited your town
last night. They were greeted by packed
houses nightly and the applause that was
bestowed upon them was well deserved
Trusting that your people enjoyed it as
much as we did, We remain yours respect
fully, H. G. LEE,
TOIIC NOpGAS
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
Looking Ten Years Older.

There, you look ten years older now,"
said down town barber as he released q
man from the meshes of . towel and
yelled. Brush To the customer who
followed he said: THAT was young fell
low who has just started in business hero
as doctor. He looked too young. ard to
get patients he had to grow old in thu
BARRIERS chair. Can we age = man? Well,
should say so. It's part Of our trade.
Let me take you in hand and dress Jour
hair and beard nay way for a month and
you'll look middle aged man Its al In
the appearance. People won't trust
young doctor if he looks too young, and
am adding years TO the appearance Of halt
c dozen young physicians now. Have .
shampoo?-Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
HO FOR CLEARWATER.

There will be grand Republican rally
at Clearwater tomorrow Saturday with
speaking in the afternoon and evening.
Hon. J. r. Hal lowell and Judge I. B.
Wall, of Wichita, will address the people
upon the political issues. Excursion rates
have been secured on the Fort Scott road,
aud all who desire to go from Wichita or
intermediate points can take the morning
train that leaves here at 7:30 in the morn
ing and return. if they choose. by the
evening train that arrives in the city at
49, Everybody invited. \ grand time
is assured B. II. DOWNING,
Chairman :. c. Z. c. c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
GAVE HIMSELF Up.

Yesterday morning when constable Ru-
fus Cone arrived at his Office he found
awaiting him a man who was willing TO
give himself up, as be said there was a
warrant out for his arrest. His name was
". D. Davenport, and the offense OF which
be Is charged is the stealing OF check for
SIC. The circumstances of the case, as re-
lated at the time Of its occurrence TO the
police, were that a young mau was en-
deavoring TO have the check IN question
cashed and gave it to a friend. who in turn
handed it over to Davenport. and he failed
TO return it
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
Very Unhea;thy = Drsnk.

q: . summer resort tbs other Day,
bright Ei:I4 4 year-ola ek;.a A1used ths
company b. his oHsiDual ecse sses.sous
AID answers ons Of his say.rxs 10
worthy Of repeating. Locking 81. Of tbs
window TITO q rxla s.arra. Httls villa
inquired. Mamma, where doss I'll tbs
rata csDe FROM "FrDu the heaveuA. :"
Ard Go people drink al thx. vs.er4'
continued tie Etsls fellow. Yes was
tie reply. Wal re;oined Tia azaall
xit. Il shouia .hiak Z. would b very IN
hs2l.Ly 20 dirk, there ar~ 50 Easu desd
pesp!e Up shezeI--Bosssn BuxrsG
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
BENEVOLENT HOME,
To the Editor of the Eagle.

To the Editor of the Eagle.
We have in our institution little girl
years old who has been with us over five
months. She was terribly burned but is
now able to be dressed. We are anxious
to have her made comfortable before the
cold weather. We therefore ask our kind
hearted friends to send us articles of cloth
ing suitable for her or materials to make
We have now twenty-five inmates and
feel that the demand upon us will be
greater as the cold weather approaches.
Our supply of warm bedding is quite in
adequate to our needs. We would be most
grateful for any donations of bedding or
materials with which to make comfort
ables. We desire all persons who are will
ing to aid us i'll this to send materials to
Mrs. Martin Hellars, 24O North Topeka
avenue.
We gratefully acknowledge following
donations: Mrs. Topping, Mrs. f. A.
Belam, Mr.. j. o. Davidson, Master Frank
Davidson. Mrs. w. E. Stanley, Mr.. Wales,
Mrs. n. Knight, Mr.. Grant Woodman,
Mr.. Eugene Garnet, Mrs Parsons, Mrs.
Oscar Smith, Mrs. Ches. Firebaugh, Mrs.
j. A. Wallace, IS each. Mrs. J. o. David
son, Mrs. Durand, Mrs. Chas. Hunter,
Mrs. Geo. Knorr, Mrs. Fred Smyth, ST.,
Mrs. RIGHT, Mrs. Junkerman. 81 each. A
friend through Mrs Hellar, S.. City, s75.
County, 500. Warm flannel dress, Mrs.
Lilly, basket nice fruit, glass jelly, three
bottles pickles, cakes and provision from
Knights Templar picnic; jelly and pre-
serves, Mrs. Hal Armstrong; basket nice
fruit, Mr.. Dickey; roll of linen, Mrs. Fur
long, clothing and two years Century
Magazine, Mrs. W. B. Mead; magazines
and papers, Mrs. Rogers; twenty-five
pounds of sugar; FIVE pounds tea and soap,
Wichita Wholesale Grocer company; cloth
ing and basket grapes, Mrs. Captain
Smyth; clothing, Mrs. hurry Myers.
Mrs. j. H. BLACK,
Financial Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
KATIE PUTNAM.

Chicago Times, May 4, 1886: 'Miss Katie
Putnam's appearance and first presenta-
ton here of c. Il. Dazey's ''Erma, the Elf, !"
drew crowded and enthusiastic audiences
at the Peoples all week. The play is
cleverly constructed, with a good deal of
brisk dialogues and novel situations.
Miss Putnam has protean part in the
titular role, and displays her ability as an
dancing, to the great delight of her audi
ences'
Miss Putnam who is well and formerly
known here commences her engagement
tonight with Mr.. Dazey's play, 'Erma, the
Elf" to be followed with Saturday matt
nee and "Old Curiosity Shop tomorrow
night.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
What Statistics say.

Insurance statistics Lead TO the remark
CT contemporary thst Americans Of the
middle aid upper classes are healthier
and longer lived than Eaglishaea-
As the old man grovs more ard more
laundering. If he viii grow more careful
Il viii 70 far 70 couaterhAixnce that IN
trinity
Each individual II partnership is re-
CT firm, except II cases Of special part
nership.
One principal part Of teachers buKi-
ness Is to keep his pupl from being too
eAsly satisfied
Difficulty Is tie very school Of ezltzrs
end u-ogress.-O. Drwey.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
CRAWFORD.


Jarbeau last night presented her beauti-
full musical comedy starlight" to a good
sized audience at the Crawford Grand. 1t
is not often that Wichita audience has
the pleasure of seeing a performance as
bright and pleasing given by company
of such ability, and they showed their
hearty appreciation by rounds of applause.
OF Miss Jarbeau's ''Carlotta" nothing need
be added to the many words of praise al
ready received. She was bright, piquant,
graceful and everything that her admirers
claim for her. Her topical song. That's
enough, don't you think" was encored
time after time. She has people of merit
in her company and is inclined to give
them every possible opportunity. So well
did they avail themselves of it that the
entertainment was one complete and per-
feet whole. Although this was Jarbeaus
first appearance in Wichita yet all who
saw her would regret if it would be her
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The regular meeting of the Francis Will
lard Y will be held tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock at the ". c. I. L. rooms, 10
East First street ALI members and
friends are earnestly requested to be pres
ent. Especially do we request those mem
bers to be present who have not been at
tending the meetings for some time, as
business of Importance in which they are
deeply interested viii De transacted.
NOrTTF T0<re Sac'v
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
Curtis & DooIittIe,
253 Main Street, Wichita
lzs Il
Net Very Wicked.

Little Diek-Papa, Won't you take ne
TO the circus?
Papa-Ay BON. don't you know eireuses
are wickedf
Yes, papa. bot this isn't a regular
chow; it's only 10 cents. children. 3
cents"
"Um-well-er-a 10 cent circus can't
be 80 very wicked. Let's go."-PAlls-
delphia Record
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
BURGLARY.

Night before last sneak thieves managed
to gain entrance to the residence of Mr..
Bennefeld on Pennsylvania avenue and
went completely through the house with
out awakening any of the inmates. The
bureau drawers, closets and trunks were
all opened and ransacked. Mrs. Benne-
fields gold watch was carried away, but
Mr.. Bennefeld'e watch and money being
under his pillow was untouched
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
A SEARCH W ARRANT.

Yesterday gentleman who some time
ago had some carpenter tools stolen found
part of them in Lees second hand store
Learning by whom they were sold he had
a search warrant issued for going through
the house of the suspected person. A
search of the place was made by
the officers but nothing found
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
OPENING.

Curtis s. Doolittle yesterday opened
their new gents furnishing goods store at
No. 253 North Main street. These gentle
men have large and complete line of
goods TO which they invite special atten-
ton. Besides the fine stock of goods
which they carry, they expect to manu-
facture gents fine shirts and have fitted
up large shop for this purpose.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
PERSONALS.

FEE. Whiting, of New York, is in the
city.
a. NJ. Pullman was up from Anthony
yesterday.
C. W Keith was yesterday down from
Kansas City.
F. C. Goldsmith, of Terre Haute, Ind, is
here on business.
s l.. Davidson was yesterday down
from Kansas City.
John D. Baugert. Philadelphia was in
the city yesterday.
A. H. Ratcliff of Chicago, was among
Yesterdays arrivals.
H f. Randolph, of Atlanta, was looking
over the city yesterday
Mrs. McNair and Mrs. Robinson, of
Halstead, were in the city.
John McCulloch, of Shannaer, Scot
land, arrived IN the city yesterday.
NJ. Westfall, of Kansas City, was one of
the arrivals in the metropolis yesterday.
c. McCade, of Anthony, was in the city
yesterday attending to business matters.
J. r. Naylor, Esq, of Furley, Kan,
trustee of Lincoln township, spent yester-
cay in the city.
Frank B. Scott, Chicago; A. j. Wolf,
New Orleans Il. A. Hamilton, St. Louis,
are at the Carey.
Thos. Crow, travelling passenger agent
of the L.. L. & st. L., was calling on his
friends yesterday.
Mr.. B. B. Mann, reprfsentating the
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance company.
OF Hiawatha, Kan, is in the city.
A OhEesorg, Esq, formerly a resident
of Wichita but now of Anthony, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
Mr. and Mrs. A w. Davis returned yes
terday from Los Angeles, Cal, where they
have spent seceral weeks very pleasantly.
Mr. C. II. Robbins, of Scott City, ar
rived yesterday morning He reports
western Kansas enjoying politics and
wheat sowing.
Mr. Bernstein and his wife, nee Miss
Verona Jarbeau, and the leading members
OF the company, were the guests of the
Carey during their stay here.
II. w Carvin yesterday purchased the
West Side hardware store of Trmble Bros.
& Threlkeld, and viii conduct the bust
ness at the old site on Chicago avenue.
c. Jennings, assistant freight and ticket
agent of the Missouri Pacific, who has
been quite sick for some time, was yester-
day again able to be at his place of bust
ness.
Mrs Sophia Nichols, of Richland, Mich,
is paying J. +. Humphrey and family
visit. This is her first trip to Kansas and
the west and she is surprised at the great
ness of the country.
II. Grossnickle, of North Manchester,
Ind, who is quite an extensive property
owner both in Wichita and Sedgwick
county, leaves for his home this evening,
after a two week visit in the city.
Miss Carrie Palmer of Cincinnati, O.,
who has been sDeDding the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Colonel Wietzel, returned
last night accompanied by Mrs. Wietzel
and her son, who go to visit their old
home
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
NOTICE

There will be meeting Of the Wichita
Chess, Checker and Whist club ar the club
rooms on Saturday evening, Oct. 20th,
1Sss, at o'clock 4 full attendance is re-
quested as the consolidation OF the Wich
tia Wheelmen with the Chess club viii be
considered and acted upon.
FRANK z. CURTIS, Prest.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Harry. SHAH l wear vel cut riding
with you this evening"
no. dearest; take 1y advice and don't
"Why no;r'
"haude. you have been eating oaionA-
why. Harryi"
1T is only for your precious welfare
that SPEAK Suppose your breath should
&c. tangled up IN Jour vel You Gaigh:
cia Of saHocztion- "-Msrehsn. TravsIcx.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Two ysung Germans in Berlin fogghs
duel With trscyclss. Starting ~ 300 ysrcs
apart. they erz-ged FIJI lis Against each
ether. vita sitgtt iaiury 70 themselves
ard serious kETts 70 their rsaehln-a
Their kcosy VIA szSsi--Seu ycrx bof-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
DIED.

The little nine-months-old son of Mr.
Max Roller died yesterday afternoon at
p m from summer complaint. Funeral
tomorrow at , o'clock from corner Pine
and Watar
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
NEW BUILDINGS ON NORTH MAIN.

The NERVOUSNESS blocks in course of
construction on North Main are all rapidly
nearing completion and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
The McAfee building just north of Cen
trail avenue is receiving its finishing
touches on the interior anu the railing in
front of the structure was yesterday being
put IN place.
Just south of it is the Covington block,
only awaiting the plate glass front to be
occupied by a store
And further north is the Wynant build
ing; the brick work all done, the lower
rooms all plastered, and the carpenters at
work upon the interior.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Mr.. Kos Harris, who has been absent in
the east on business for nearly a month.
most of the time in Boston, is at home
again. His impressions of Yankee ways
and methods are rather pleasing than
otherwise, but he is more convinced than
ever that there is but one, Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Last evening the police were called
down on South Mosely to arrest man
named John Fisher who was distinguish
ing himsels in various ways. He had bat
tered down the door to old 1.-Two by
Four'sn house and was making free with
things within. He was taken with but
little resistance by officer Behrs and
locked up in the city prison.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

DR.. A I. Hobbs will lecture this Fri
day. evening at the Central Christian
church upon ''Courtship and Marriage 5"
The doctors popularity as a speaker as
well as the interest of his subject give
promise of large audience
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
AT-FNTroy KyTGHTs TpgpIAg

Regular conclave of Mount Olivet Com
mandery this evening at I'D O'Clock. By
order. c. NJ JONES, E C.
C E MARTYR, Recorder.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

The dramatic and musical section of the
Unity Club met at DIR. c. +. Martins resi-
dence, All Sherman street, last evening
and decided TO give as their first play that
of 'Esmeralda +"
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Workmen are still engaged upon the
interior of Jim Richey's block on East
Douglas; but it is thought that it will be
finished and ready for occupancy by the
first of November.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

A discussion Of the kal.husizn theory
ELECTED the statement tina. elargyrsa %
rule have ti.s largest families
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

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person La q state Of tatcIic&.ion cannot -
coI.ec<rd
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

The Wichita wheelmen are determined
TO have good track and as result of
their efforts they succeeded in getting the
privilege of using the Davidson track.
Several bids for grading the track and
covering ii with cinders have been sub
mitted and will be opened this evening
by committee of wheelmen appointed
for that purpose. Ii is desired 10 get the
track in condition as soon as possible.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Among the callers at the EAGLE eyrie
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. John Men
denhall, city; Mrs R. Harner, Montezuma,
Ia; Elijah Lacy and wife, Wilmington, o. /;
Mrs. Lydia Shepherd, city; Mrs. D. NJ.
Kirkbride, city; Mrs. j. C. Tattershall.
city; Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Tattershall. An
thony, Kan; o. a. Reach aud sister, Miss
Ada. city, and Miss Nellora Berry, Ohio:
DR.. and Mrs. S. a. Bass and w. L. De-
Graft and wife. city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

The Crescent society OF the high school
will give literary entertainment this
afternoon. All friends are cordiallp in
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Mr. L. D. Gossler, of Park township,
left at this office yesterday some fine ap-
pies of the Rhode Island green variety,
measuring Is inches in circumference.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
THE Gun CLUB.

The following is the result of the last
weekly shoot of the gun club at their
grounds:
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

The Willard c. L s. C. met last Friday
evening. Oct. u. at the Kindergarten
rooms on second street, and reorcanized
for the new year All former members, as
well as any wishing 10 join, please meet al
the above place on Friday evening, Oct
18th at 7.3o. ~ MIS-. BASS. Secre.ary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
Shirt Factory.

We have in connection with
our store. a shirt factory. which
is our Speciality. We trust, with
a perfect fit and good workman
ship, to be able to control the
shirt trade of the southwest.
Remember the number.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19

Miss Carrie Palmer of Cincinnati, O.,
who has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Colonel Wietzel, returned
last night accompanied by Mrs. Wietzel
and her son, who go to visit their old
home.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
READY. READY.

We have opened up and are now
ready to wait upon our friends.
You will find us at 253 n. MAIN
STREET and every one visiting
us will be treated courteouSly.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-19
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Our line OF furnishing goods IS
one OF the finest in the west, and
every thing you might want In
that line can be had by calling
at the above number.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-03-16

THE COLOR OF THE SEA.-Ar-
fists always seem at loss to deal
With the color OF the sea, and few
are those who please the public.
Professor Tyndallh as come to their
aid. He recognizes three principal
hues in sea waves blue, green aud
yellow. Solid particles held in the
water act as minute mirrors reflect
Ing the light which penetrates the
liquid. The rays which are sent
out, after having traveTsed only u
THU stratum OF water, preserve
tLeir yellow parts ; but if tue reflect
ions are attenuated the water ap-
pears green and il they do not exist
at all, the sea being clear aud tree
from muddy matters, the color is
deep blue. In an indigo sea the
crest of the waves will appear green
OH account of thier lack of thick
ness. Sea weed, aninalcules and
other local or accidental causes
may have much influence on the
color of the water.-COurt Journal.