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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Hall of Wichita Lodge No. SO, l. o. O..
F., Sept. 20, 1883.
The following resolutions were passed at
the regular meeting of the above lodge
last Friday night:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Raler of the
universe to remove from our midst our
worthy brother, Hal A. Armstrong, who
by the faithful exemplification of the prin-
ciples of Friendship, Love and Truth, en-
deared himself to all the members of this
lodge. and
Whereas, Our brother was a good neigh
bor useful citizen and a shining light in
his profession, be it
Resolved, That we deeply deplore his
untimely death and extend to his bereaved
family our fraternal sympathy in this,
their great affection.
Resolved, That the charter of our lodge
be draped in mourning for the next thirty
days
Resolved, That copy of these resolu
lions be spread upon the minutes of :this
meeting, one copy be furnished to the
family of the deceased and one be trans
mitted to the daily papers for publication.
THE COMMITTEE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
w.crU NOTES.

The regular meeting of the W. c. T. e.
viii be held as usual at 8 p. N. It is hoped
that every lady interested in any way in
our work will be present that helpers may
be arranged to help the superintendent,
Mrs. H. L. Mason, each day in serving
luncheon to the delegates and such visitors
as may desire.
the ladies of the First and Third wards
are requested to send ali edibies to the
places agreed upon or to the church base
ment on Wednesday. The Fourth ward.
including Fairmount, which has respond
ed generously, send early on Thursday.
The Second and Fifth wards viii send
their edibies on Friday. The proprietors
of each livery establishment have gener-
ously furnished carriage for each incom-
ing train on Wednesday to bring guests to
the church. The program will doubtless
be printed on Wednesday as the executive
committee hold a session on Tuesday at
ternoon.
Any delegates and visitors are cordially
inyited to be present at the kindergarten
morning session, ga. m School is located
on Second street between Topeka and
Lawrence avenues
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
DIED.

j. Vintou Collette died at his home on
Williams street, Sunday morning, after an
illness of several weeks A few friends
gathered at the house al O'Clock last even
ing and brief services were held, conduct
ed by Rev. J. c. Post. The remains are to
be taken for burial TO his old home, Leba-
non, Ohio.
The stricken wife and mother left for
their sad, dreary journey by the late train
on the Frisco road The sincere sympa-
thies of many friends go with them
Mr.. Collette was a member Of the First
Baptist church. teacher in the Sunday
school. and 10 every respect young man
OF rare integrity, whose loss viii be deeply
felt
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s7s4 for smallpox case that was quaran-

s7S4 for a smallpox case that was quaran-
tined in their building last month.
Buckridge-Move the West Side fire
company be exempt from paying poll tax,
The motion failed and Pratt said the
special committee on lighting would be
ready to report at next meeting.
An ordinance was submitted dividing
the city into eight election districts. 1t
YVES moved by English that the ordinance
take effect after the fist of January.
Buckridge and Downing opposed the
amendment and English favored it. The
amendment lost,
The ordinance was placed on its passage
No. and 2 are precincts Of first ward
Second ward No. 3. Third ward No T.
West of Santa lie and south OF Pine street
in fourth ward, No 5; all OF fourth ward
not in No. 5, south of Twenty fifth street,
No 6; all north Of Tweuty-fifth street In
fourth ward, No Z. The fifth ward. No. s.
Or, as will be seen, the change simply
makes voting district in the fourth ward
north of Twenty-fifth street.
The matter of repairing Central avenue
bridge was referred to public improve
ments committee The bids on curb aud
guttering were read and deferred
Bills were allowed amounting TO 8, 90. Is
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
coNGRE6A rios EMANUEL

Sunday afternoon the annual meeting of
the Congregation Emanuel was held and
the officers for the past year reelected as
follows:
NJ NJ Fechbeiraer, president: J. Gross,
vice president; NJ. Jacks, secretary Aad
treasurer.
The reports showed the society 90 be Ia .
healthy. prosperous condition and incrsas-
ing in membership. Steps were taken
towards the further Improvement Of The
Jewish Cemetery. much work upon which
has already been done
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
IndIza. Who VIII yseyk.

Tier. are sDogt l5o wsxAos Iralsns al
IrrSszse. Cal, who pro@s tAAs sore Irxssan.s
Will work The tgcks chop wood aasd %
work Of the, sort. and tie sg1a~s wash AID
iron Ons osjeersS3 70 them e. s~rYan.s !.
satd 20 t> tne4r ertrsrns sensitsvenezs. Tel
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casual way. that yea haze word 20 cut, ard
~cIder who'll Do Il 81 such pTles. ard IL
sobss red man VIII, VIII The CIR q o0afszrsa.
favor, ultimate that - VII, AID Ia as~-
Chicago Tina
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

This evening the Hon T. b. Wall vii
speak In jackson township AZ Means
school ho1se- z. Il Jsvett aad / r
Campbell viii speak Ia DeiAao township
al the Ziumeriy school house.
Col. J. T. HxIloweIl l@aEes tbs evening
for Kingrnar. where be viii address the
people OF tie issues Of the day. Wefnez-
DAP Eight be will speak * Wellington and
Thursday night az Arkansas City. Hs
speaks under the direction o, the star
central committee
g. W. C. Jone. AID A r. xusslleT spoke
last nigh. In Illinois township.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
RousING NEETING.

At Republican meeting held at the
Patterson school house, Delano township,
on the evening Of the 2lst. the following
business was transacted: Mr.. Pat Melon
aid was made chairman and J. Y. koogie
secretary. Ringing speeches were made
by Messrs. Mccoy, Adams. McDonald. Pc
terson and Martinson. LulinG. Beutly,
Morris and Buckner were present and each
said a few words for the grand cause. The
greatest harmony prevailed and the meet
ing closed with three rousing cheers for
Harrison and Morton.
J. v. KooeIK, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
kIRMESSE-

There will be Kirmesss rehearsal d. :
O'Clock sharp tonight a. the Crawford
Grand instead OF the Smith-Skinner build
ing. The Swedes. Italians, Japs, Span
iards and butterflies viii come on first
Entrance at stage door; no spectators al
lowed The military company of young
ladies under Mrs. Howe's command viii
by special invitation visit the armory Of
the Eagle Rifles after the rehearsal at the
opera hoase and witness the drill by tie
crack company.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
ThE COURTS.
POLICE COURT.

Mary Hughes, Mable Satel and Alice
Baxter yesterday turned in the remainder
of the fines due the city.
Morris Wickham, Charley Noe, Tom
Jones and Pearce Doyle were all accused
of being drunk; Doyle was discharged,
the others were all fined.
Tom Peters, John Meyers, William Tar
tartar, Joe Harness, Louis Bellenzi, John
Bronnent, Joseph Dantif and Eugene Nc
Cam were all charged with working on
Sunday. 1t proved. however, that the
work they were doing was necessary and
SO they We're discharged.
DISTRICT COURT.
F. T. Miller vs. f. S. Wright; Judgment
for plaintiff for S344. IS.
John G. Allen vs. jeremiah B. Garland;
Judgment for plaintiff for S954.6l.
w. l.. English VS.. d. l.. Grove; judg
ment for plaintiff for S57.35.
An injunction was issued by order of
the court in the Chicago, Kansas & Wes-
tern r. r., restraining the defendant from
entering upon certain lands of the plant
lift.
State vs. S. H. Collins was on trial in
the afternoon. The defendant was charg
ed with stealing three dozen chickens
from Robert Peoples.
PROBATE COURT.
Settlement was yesterday made by Yves
ley Slayden, guardian Of the estate of II.
ID. r. Slayden, a minor.
A petition was yesterday filed by the ad-
minlstrator in the l.. NJ. L. Pope estate to
sell certain real estate.
Marriage license was issued by Judge
Thomas to the following: Sidney c. Davis,
of Peatone, to Miss Rachel Light, of Clear
water
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
ANOTHER ONE.

The following gentlemen are requested
to meet at the board of trade rooms this
morning at 9 o'clock: Frank Oliver, o.
c. Daisey, Col. NJ. Stewart, J. D. Hutch
ms, c. Smyth, Geo. f. Harris, B. II Camp
bell, S. f. Sherwood, W. Z. Stanley Capt
Maher, A. A. Hyde, 3. W. Aldrich, H. C.
Sluss, Geo. Walters, Sites Bros, H H.
Richards, Geo. Strong, O. Martinson, w.
B. Hendryx, j. S. Garrison and Joseph
Slower.
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PERSONALS.

p NJ Edwards was yesterday down from
Topeka.
Jones Bennett, of Brooklyn, n. Y, is in
the city.
Milt Walton was yesterday up from
Winfield.
Mrs B. Levi entertained a number of
friends Sunday evening.
NJ N. Biggs, Esq, of Sedgwick City, is
10 the city attending the District court as
juror.
Cliff Sawyer. well known in this city as
Rogers operator, returned from visit of
some days among relatives at Cleveland.
T. 7. Cappage, Chicago; c. a. Bentley,
Kansas City; P NJ. Muser, Muscatine, la. !;
aud w. II. Harnsberger, Emporia, were
yesterday registered at the Carey.
Tom Howels yardmaster of the Santa
fe is back from visit OF a few weeks to
friends in Michigan. He says that he did
not see a Democrat in the whole state OF
Michigan.
7. E. Parmenter is back from the east.
IN his absence he visited the White noun
tains was in Boston and New York and
upon his return home stopped in Ohio. He
Gays that there is most glorious prospects
for the Republican party in the east and
that they will without doubt sweep every
thing before them.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
THE c. I. S. C

will meet this evening at the residence of
DIR Stevens, corner of Third and Fourth.
Final arrangements will be made for be-
ginning the regular course of reading for
the year. Let all who are interested in
the work be present.
WILL W. MCKEE. President.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

Mr. John Ksrisy aud wife, OF Sew Haven.
Conn are the guests Of Mr and Mrs. ] {.
Kutan. Ar. Kerley. who is capitalist.
and thinks very highly Of Kansas Seeuri-
ties. He says IL no changes should bs
made ia our interest and collection laws.
the strife Of capital 70 make loans in this
state Will send the interest rate down low
er than in sny western state. Both Mr..
and Mrs X are old friends Of Mr. A. :
Munson, whom they regard aIrnox, Ia the
light Of son. SIR. If. visiting them in al
his annual trips 70 New Engiani
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
THREE AND FIVE.
The General Committee, A Special One and Five
Mass Meetings.

There will be citizens mass meetings in
each OF the wards of the city Wednesday
evening at the following places:
First ward at Opera house.
Second ward at the Garfield.
Third ward at Court house.
Fourth ward at Board of TRADE rooms.
Fifth ward at West Side National Bank
building.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENT.

All members of the Improved Order Of
Red Men are requested 10 be mt the wig
wan, in the Getto building. nj $50 this
morning. sharp. To participate In the fu-
neral ceremonies Of our late brother,
Henry Ebcnhaek.
6. W. FRYER, Sachem.
A. r. CLARK, &. OF r.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
MARRIED.

Judge Thomas at the parlors of the pro-
bate court yesterday afternoon united in
marriage Mr. Sidney c. Davis. of Peatcn,
and Miss Rachael Light. of Clearwater
RUSk-BELL.
Sunday, September %, at the residence
of the officiating minister, Rev. j. +.
Nessly. Mr.. Alic husk and Lollie Bell. all
Of Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Association of ST. Francis Hospital will be
held AZ the hospital Wednesday at 10 a IA.
September 70. All members and those
interested in charitable work are request
ed 10 attend.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
NOTICE.

The council in changing election dis
tricts did not change any previous place
of voting except those who live north Of
18th street.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

John kerley, of Norwich, Conn, the
eastern ageut of the Kansas Loan and In
vestment company, is in the city. Mr. X,
who travels much in his own state. and
although no politician. said yesterday to
President Oliver and W, A Thomas that
his party. the Democratic, were terribly
mistaken as to Connecticut, and that in
stead of carrying the state it would 90
from ten to twelve thousand, maybe more,
Republican, beyond question. Mr.. h
says there is but one opinion among New
England capitalists touching the next
great and coming city of the west, and
Shat it will be Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
PoUNG PEOPLES SOCIAL

The Lincoln Street Young PEOPLES So
ciety of Christian Endeavor will give so
cial this this evening at the Presbyterian
church, corner of Topeka avenue and Lin
coin street. Supper viii be served from
$50 to S, after which the following inter
esting program viii be rendered:
Trio song, by. Misses Munsell
Recitation. .........M Miss May Boggs
Song Miss Anna Frank
Recitation. Miss Lottie Butler
Piano solo. Miss Pearl Munsell
Select Reading. Mr. Charles Hamilton
Piano solo Miss Minnie Frank
This being the first social given by the
society they have taken great pains 10 make
it q success And we can promise all who
attend most enjoyable evening. All are
most cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

WICHITA EycAxPHEyT go. -, I O. OF.
RexuIa- nesting this eseasng ~ so'cIock
sharp. Work ID the Golden Rule degrce
AL pa;riarcns are requested 10 be prs~est
SEQ. BoisTrEk G. z.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
GENERAL COMMITTEES.

GENERAL COMMITTEES.
All committees acting in the interest of
the board of trade are requested to meet
at the board of trade rooms this morning
at o'clock sharp. G. w. CLEMENT,
Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

Dire dyspepsia's dreadful distress IL
cured by Hoods SasSapariila, the peculiar
medicine.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
MODERN wooDMES OF AMERICA.

Every member is expected 70 be presen'
tonight at S O'Clock sharp. importar
business demands your presence
T. A. FIEDLEg, Camp Clerk
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

Any one having copies of above dates,
or>any one of them will confer favor by
leaving or sending same to this office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
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100 Doses One Doxlar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

A. Jas. Henley, |. Z. Baker and Harry
Lesh leave this evening for Kansas City to
take part in the bicycle tournament, which
occurs on the eth, 18th and 18th. Several
more of our wheelmen will JOIN the boys
at Kansas City the latter part of the week
TO witness the races
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

f. F. Smith, of Leavenworth, spent yes
terday in Wichita. He had been around
visiting all the larger towns of southwest
Kansas and he says it was not a hard mat
ter to decide that Wichita is not only the
biggest thing out but that in life and
business no city in the state can compare
with her in those respects
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

General Superintendent A. NJ. Dickin-
son and Superintendent Russell Harding
arrived yesterday in a special train from
st. Louis on an inspecting tour. They
will leave for the west today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

There is said TO have been high old
time in one of the resorts at Five Points
Sunday morning. 1t is not known if the
inmates were fighting among themselves
or endeavoring to Dust an obnoxious in
truder. Some Of the guests of the Ire
mont were informed that the appearance
of burglar and the attempt of the house
to down him was what caused the racket.
Nothing definite, however. was learned.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

NJ. Y. Levy, president of the Wichita
National, returned home yesterday morn
ing after an eight days absence in St.
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati, where he
had gone on business
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

Clifford II. Nelson, son of Judge Orvill
H. Nelson, of Carson county, Texas, is at
tending the Southwestern Businss college.
Young Mr. Nilsson called yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

The stockholders of the Wichita & Val
ley Center held a meeting yesterday and
transacted some important business con-
corning the company.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

Mr. Myers, the man reported as losing
his watch Saturday night, recovered it
yesterday. A stranger to him walked up
TO him yesterday and handed him over the
watch and about S., saying that he had
taken them from him for fear that some
one else might rob him of them
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

knights Templsr drill this evening at 5
O'Clock. a. Smith * Skinner block. No
swords W 8. CoRBETT, G. G.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25
EAGLES WANTED.

We want at the EAGLE counting room
Three copies of Daily EAGLE of Dec l, 1887.
One copy Weekly i" +" June22, 1883.
- :" 90 81 4" 20. 80
81 20 " July 6,
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

The number of daughters in the home of
Colonel II. w. Lewis was increased by one
Sabbath morning. As love is LIES end
and life's all, and as it is equally true
that in the absence of woman love would
be without the highest and purest ex-
ponent. then the joy in every home over
the advent of a daughter should be of the
supremest character. We wish our friends
such q inV
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-25

Captain Charles f. Stuven, at present
messenger of the United States senate and
formerly a citizen of Winfield, is here, the
guest of the family of his brother in-law,
Tony Bruhn. He is still suffering from
injuries sustained by fall in the capitol
building, but hopes to improve greatly
under the genial pleasant Italian SKY of
sunny Kansas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
Gen. sherlsasa. SAM railing.

WAsHIH GToGL May 3l.-Gsneral
5heridan's condition tonight oauses
more AlarI than IL has at any ttme
durisg hls illn ass. The disastrous re-
lapse OF Ia st night WAS followed early
this mor log by some increase Of
strength in tas shape Of slow, but
neverthe ess 2aroepsible, recovery from
the veal meas incident to the sudden
tnrn for the.woTse which the case bas
taken. k1 tho day wore on until
nightfall his condition Continued to
improv somswhat About Z O'Clock 10
night IhsFe wss, however, another turn
backward. Is was OF such q ssriors
charTictar that Is fully wArranta tia
alarm that exists.
TR59 PHYSICIANS BULLETINS.
WA.saINGToN, May 31.-The varisus
6ulletins Issued by toe physiciapz to-
fsy were rs follows:
=. m.-Sirce the alarming ooeur.
renee noted In the bulletin issued at
IL IS this morning General Sheridan
has slowly recovered from his prostra-
tom is breathing has grown esBier
end his pnlae stronger. He has slept
pretty well during the last TIRES hours.
p. m.-5ince the daily morning bul.
lstin there has 6sen no marked change
In General Sheridan's condition, sx
oept, poss!biy, shade of Improvement.
He has re t ID quietly, without pain,
and expresses himself IS feeling we'll.
l0.lO p, m --General Sheridan had
another ssvere attack this Afternoon.
De has recovered very lmpsrfecily, aad
his condition causes The greatest ap57s.
hension,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
Tor dry goods-craapr o 81.


Tbere ar5 certan storeke spers In thle
city who are making q praciiee OF eel,-
tnS pistols to boys, and the onn.equ6nee
is there are boys in al parts of the city
struttirs around With loadsd pistols In
their pockets, which they ara ready to
use on the slightest provooauou. The
result OF this will be q murder one Of
these days, and some action should be
taken by the authorities bsfers It Is too
late. II the mayor has the DO yer, and
no dyubs he has, hO sto aid inttruot thn
police 10 search every toy they msy
suspect OF having pistol conc saled
about his person, and la every ins oe
where . weapon is found pro,eoute the
offender to the extent of the law. A
few examples OF tblB kind is all shat is
needed TO eieotually break up the prsc-
tice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

bis manly conduct, straight forward
course and courtsous demeanor has en-
dsared himself TO all the mem bers az
this body, and by his courageous ana
business like method In dealing with
the oity's finances, has succeed ed In se.
Curing TO our citizens eound finrucial
policy, and enabled this Council to nav
on during the coming fiscal year a large
part OF our bonded indebtedt ess with.
out reeourca TO the funding system no
long In vogue, and at the same time 10
reduce the rate Of taxsliop Is per cent,
Therefore, bs It
Resolved, That In Mr.. Merrls T.v-
lors refusal to accept q reelection 10
this body we have los, the services OF .
most able and valuable mem ber. and
The taxpayers OF our city a friend
whose place at the head OF the Fta ance
Oommitsee Of this Council will be very
hard to fili."
Mr. Taylor, after ths adoption OF the
resolution, feelingly replied.
Aftss passing the folowing bills,
Council adjoulnsd; W. O'Brien, "a. 80;
ID. 0. Bytne, 81 90; Murphy q Son,
SSi 05; j. r. Mo9orrigAl, 81 15; Clarke
q Company, -; Eiwsrd Them pson, 90;
Ferris Bro'hers,S6 Harry Lspe, s42 SO;
Henry White, So 35; Freis Presse, ,S3. 90;
E A. Pa;kar. So; MoOArtney & Co.,
Sl3.63; Daniel A. Forrest Si9.62; M.
Mealey, SA; nj. IT Kso2h, $2OS 33;
John Mcbride. Si0s 33; Patrick Dugan
sg0i j. 70 Johnson, siO8.S3; E P.
Moody, B7l6.60,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
Accidentally overhsA, d


That the fremen will have TO be sat
isfed with iron Gre plugs the comina !
three years, whereas II Norton had
been the text mayor the boys say they
would have had nickel plated ones.
That the man who would be guilty of
going fishing weather like this, must
have old Izsak Wslton's fever bad.
Tnat the old REPUBLICAN, 10 getting
better and Its circulation in o very
healthy state.
That the proposed tax rate OF 81 10 for
the comirg d.osl year 10 drop OF go
per cont, which will be n godsend to
Wilmington real estate owners.
That IL 10 proposed TO raise Superin-
tendent Harlan's salary about three
hundred dollars more than be has been
receiving, making It %. 900. When he
first took the posit oa he had about ID
schools under him. Now he has about
That man 10 man for all that, no
mettsi where he was born
That there will bs pretty political
fight 70 morrow In the Third ward be.
tween thet old veteran, ThemAs John
SOD, and William Blake, who drew the
largest pay Of any man that ever gracei
the Council chamber.
That Austin Harrington Is working
like bsaveS for his election
That every registered voter In the
city will rsesive q straight Republican
tickets As well rs split Democratic
ticktt, nt bis place OF residence this
evening.
That the electric wire Is bigger than
John l. Sullivan. 1t knocked out
horse on Wednesday no7niug In our
city. ...
That there will be @ new cemetery
started on the old Reed farm ON the
Concord pike.