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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

| The board of directors, whilst gratefully
acknowledging the following donations
during the past month. wish to inform
their kind friends that they are in need OF
coal and iron bedsteads.
From the city council SIS, Mrs. Busic 81,
mite box at postoffice sl.5S.
Monthly payments-Mrs. W. II. Max
well 81, Mr.. Wilcox 81, Mrs. McCalla 80
cents. r. j. Hume 81. so, Robt. Jacks $3.50
| Allen Hall so cents.
| Membership dues-Mesdames ". Z.
Stanley, Feichheimer. Lee Hays, Frank
Borden. Alice S. Mccullough, Mr.. Andrew
| Kctchum 81 each, Mrs NJ Hellar so cents.
Provisions-Mrs. T. l. Humble, fruit and
cakes; Mrs. j. NJ. Dills. basket grapes; Mrs.
G. l.. Rouse, apples; L. c. Jackson, 81
| worth of coal; Oak street bakery, two
loaves bread daily; First Unitarian church,
fruits and vegetables; Mrs. L. Il. Mills,
jelly; Mr.. Mason, bushel sweet potatoes;
Mrs. w. w. Hays. II pounds of beef; Mrs.
Buggy, 1 can peaches; Mrs Jackson, pail
of milk; Mrs. Hoxie, beets and saurkraut;
Mr. VIM. K. Ryder, barrel of apples; Mr..
Dorsey, S1.15 of groceries and S2.70 re-
mitted from a former bill; Mrs. L. K.
Sawyer, sacks -four. 81 worth of sugar,
pound tea, can baking powder, 2 cans
corn, 2 cans tomatoes; Avery & Virtue,
baled hay.
Clothing-Mesdames Hall, lines, Coul-
ter, Finney Bearse, DR.. Stoner, S. Majors,
Bostic, c. Harvey w. w. Hays, NJ. G.
Hill, VIM. Human, Jackson, JASON Walk
er, Fryer, Hunter g. Little, Heller Pratt.
Bedding-Prof NJ. L. Crowell, comfort
and sheet; 1su Presby. CHI. Benevolent so
ciety, 2 new quilts; Mrs. Barwise's little
girls, quilt; Mrs. Corbet, 1 bedstead, 1
comfort, l coyerlet. l counterpane; Mrs.
Kramer, quilt; Mrs. Derst, comfort and
clothing: Mrs. r. Pittenger, l comfort;
Mrs. Cash Henderson, 3 comforts and 2
pillows.
Miscellaneous-Mrs Appleby, moulding
board; Mrs. j. Henly, painted sign; Mrs.
Stutemeyer, clothes wringer; Mrs. John
A. Finney, 6 knives and forks; Miss Mat
tie Hovey, bird; Mrs P. Glunt, brooms;
Kings Daughters Unit. oh. bolt muslin;
Mrs. Innes, beautiful cradle and accom-
paniments, shoes, clothing, books toys,
ETC.; Mrs. NaylOr, s. S. papers: Mrs NJ. T.
Barnes, table knives; Mr.. w. w. Hays,
from county commissioners, plank side
walks; Hettinger Bros, medicine; Davis,
druggist, medicine and rubbers; Mr.. Robt.
Jacks, clothing, chairs, toys, books; Mr.
Deming, Occidental hotel, dishes; Mrs. t.
*. Sawyer, l heating stove and pipe, bed
stead, lounge and mattress l comfort, l
pillow, pair sheets; Mrs Dilley, l rag
carpet; Mrs. Lewis, birdcage; Mr.. Whitti-
er, Daily EAGLE.
From friends who do not wish their
names published we have received Graham
flour, coffee, clothing, dust pan, provisions,
oatmeal, cups, sheets and roller towel,
cakes and sandwiches, undervests, lamp
shades and salts. Mrs, A. BAsLEY,
Financial Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
THE COURTS.
POLICE COURT.

]. A. Packard, John Murphy, George
Monroe, John Jones. W. IL. Baker and
| Tim Mack were the names given by the
gang of hobos who were yesterday brought
before Judge Dixon. As they were peni
less and their services much needed by the
city they were given employment upon the
stone pile in the rear of the cooler. Chas,
Davis was accused of the same oifense but
upon making a proper showing of his in
tention and desire to work he was dis
charged.
Tom Watts was the individual who had
made the noisy. boisterous demonstration
on East Douglas the night before. lie too,
was given employment on the stone pile.
James Wilson, Henry Miller. ID. l..
Herman, were Migrants, but of the other
kind, and paid their S27 fine.
George Washington, IA plain, ordinary,
everyday drunk. was nped . which he
paid without murmur.
Jessie Smith and Alice Black were the
names given by two frail fair ones, that
Yesterday contributed their monthly fines
to the city's support
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice Hammond's court yesterday
warrants were issued for the arrest OF the
following:
Henry Johnson. charged with stealing
hog from the Santa Fe stock yard; he was
sent to jail TO await II hearing.
Lizzie Wipley the young colored do
nestle who is alleged TO have stolen a
diamond ring from Mr.. w o. Ridell.
And enc John Doe who is charged with
stealing s. worth Of hay from James Con-
ner.
State VS.. Groscup set for hearing at
Judge Walkers was again continued
THE YOUNG BURGLARS,
Jessie Bethel, Charles Forman and
Walter Scott. had their hearidg yesterday
before Justice Hammond. Scott was dis
charged. Bethel and Forman both held TO
answer to the charge. From the evidence
gathered at the trial it appears that young
Forman, who was formerly employed at
the store entered Keller and kelier's, on
South Main, during the day went down
into the cellar, opened the window through
which the coal is thrown in and left IL
unlocked. Through this twas then quite
an easy thing for them 20 enter. After
ForTnan had broken open the money
drawer and taken away all the money
within they were frightened away. The
division Of the spells they afterwards
made under gas lamp on south Fourth.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage license was yesterday issued
By Judge Thomas 20 the following per-
sons:
BE. Whitmore and Lizzie Wolf. both
of Valley Cent-T; l.. w. Smythe and Title
Stueyens, both OF Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION.
Postponed Until Mex. Monday Evening-The
Townships IS Wei As City to be We
Represented.

The Republican county central commit
tee decided yesterday to postpone the rat
ification meeting until Monday next The
frightfui condition of the streets and pre-
dictions Of stormy weather caused the
committee to think it impossible to have
the meeting under favorable circumstances
until Monday. The Republicans are put
ting up quite literally to make the oc-
cason a complete success and one that will
long be remembered. There is great en-
thusiasm manifested on the out of town
Republicans. Quite number OF town
ships are daily represented at headquarters
by parties anxious to learn the exact date
of the ratification meeting. The townships
will BE- we'll represented and each is hop
ing to have out the largest delegation. The
meeting promises to be one that will rep
resent the enthusiasm of Sedgwick county
Republicans over national, state and
county victory.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
9 SINGLES AND 3 PAIR.
Is SINGLES AND ) PAIR.
II SINGLES

Shooting on the regular program VIII
begin at O'Clock sharp this morning. The
following is the program for today:
Match No. Twelve single blue rocks;
entrance, 81.
Match No. 2-Nine single and three pair
targets; entrance, g. 30.
Match No. 3,-f'ifteen single targets; en-
trance. 81.
Match No 4.-Five pair targets; entrance,
Sl.50
Match No. 5.-Twenty five single tar
gets: entrance, 81
Match No. 6.-Seven live birds; entrance,
So
Match No. Twelve targets; entrance,
81
Match No. Six single and three pair
targets; entrance, s..
Match No. 9.-Twelve single targets; en-
trance, 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
AN UNSUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT.:

Mr. Howard Hettinger and DR.. McClees
went out calling on East Oak street Mon
day night Howard, in order to show how
gentle was the animal they were driving,
rushed her right up against a passing
freight train on the Rock Island. His ex-
pertinent was successful to this extent;
that the mare jumped quickly back
crushing the buggy and spilling the two
young men out in mud knee deep. After
wading around through the, street III the
dark it is left to the imagination as to
their appearance when they reached the
home of the young ladies upon whom
they were calling.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.

The first of a series of Sunday school
socials will be given by the First Presby-
terian Sunday school On Tuesday evening
at O'Clock.
A thoroughly good time is anticipated
for all A good program OF vocal and IN
strumental music and recltatlons IS pre-
pared, but the fun of the evening will be
the candy pulling, in which ali are asked
to participate. Those who prefer some
fruit and cake can have that but we ex-
pect every body that night VIII be saying
make me child again just for tonight.
Don't forget to come. Leaye your dignity
at home. Bring your sociaiity and aprons
with VOu
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
AGRAND SUCCESS PROMISED.

Mr. George l.. Rouse, chairman of the
Oklahoma committee of the board OF
trade, reports the indications quite favor
able for d rousing meeting Ga the Goth
inst The committee is in receipt of an
immense amount of mail bearing infor-
nation that prominent persons and dele
cations will be on hand and expressing
hopes that the meeting will be one result
ing in doing much good for the cause.
The committee is endeavoring to get a
cut rate for points east OF the Missouri
river to the Ohio river. There seems no
doubt that such move would cause many
hundreds from Missouri, Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio TO be present. The COM
mittee has received information about the
matter and expresses the belief that the
wires will soon bear the news of a cut to
one fare for the round trip.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
PERSONALS.

Ed Boland was yesterday in from Green's
burg.
l. G. Reed was yesterday up from Well
ington.
G. w. Daley was yesterday down from
Topeka.
Oma Carr, of Washington, D. c.. is in
the city.
J.F. Jacobs, Buena Vista, Colo. is in
the city.
J.E. Taussig was yesterday up from
Winfield
Morris Viele has gone to Howard to visit
his father.
Silas Eldridge was in from Lawrence
yesterday.
BE-. Nevins, of Denver, was an arrival
yesterday.
Lon E. Mahan was yesterday up from
Wellington.
J. P. Scales was yesterday up from Ar
r. C. Noble, Shelbyville, H., is looking
over the city.
Joseph Schott and family left yesterday
for st. Joseph.
Frank H. Cunningham, of San Diego,
Cal, arrived last night.
w. H. Earl and T. d. Sheets were yester
day down from Newton.
A. S. Avery and wife, of Manila, Iowa,
arrived in the city yesterday.
John G. Taylor. st. Louis, was an ar
rival in the city yesterday.
w. L. Taylor stock agent of the Santa
Fe, was in the city yesterday.
F. L. Tellinghast and A. +. Ross were
yesterday up from Clearwater.
Miss Minnie Coffred, Louisville, KY,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Edward Jaquns and VIM. E. Malay
were last night up from Caldwell.
Mr.. J. T. Iselin returned to this city
yesterday from Omaha, Nebraska, and
trip in the east.
Geo. F. Penfield, representing Bedding
Brothers Silk Manufacturing Co., was
here yesterday.
w. J. Robbins, superintendent of Ell
Dorado water works, spent yesterday in
the metropolis
f. A Cannon, of Cullison, Santa Fe
man and a well known politician, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Maggie Mitchell and Miss Eliza S.
Hudson and Mr.. Charles Abbott were
yesterday registered at the Carey.
G. r. Skinner. Chicago; Chas. Bonnell.
Cincinnati: G.. II. Carson, Kansas City,
were registered at the Carey yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
POSTPONED.

The pupils recital to be given by the
pupils of the college of music OF Garfield
university, which was announced III the
Sunday issue of the EAGLE, together with
the program of said concert, has been post
poned until Friday evening, November
10Th at 100 o'clock. This was done so AS
not to conflict with the Republican ratifi-
cation, which takes places on Wednesday
evening. Let it be understood then that
the recital will take place on Friday even
ing, November 10th, in society hall, seat
ing capacity 500. The concert is free and
all are invited; plenty of room.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
COAL THIEVES.

Monday night nearly half car OF coal
was taken from the Missouri Pacific COM
pany near the corner of Wichita and Oak
street. Last night couple of McMahans
patrolemen caught three colored fellows
trying to steal some more, There were
Others in the Monday night gang and Nc
Mahan says he knows who they are. The
three who were captured viii be given 8
trial prohably TODAY
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
THE GRANnANDP PETIT JURORS
GRAND JURY.

Gustave Barth, Alton; Harry Hill,
Wichita; NJ. ID. Wimple, Waco; James p.
Royal. Waco; George A. Irvine, Rockford;
f, S. Carlton, Rockford; C. d. Bradshaw
Delano; j. w. Shaffer, Delano; T. II. Me
Pherson, Morton; James McAdams, Sa-
lem; Harry I. West, city; Sam Hammers,
Jr.. Ohio; L. Maxwell, Greeley; NJ. NJ
Smith, city; w H. Bush, Salem.
PETIT JURY.
Mark Ellsworth, city; J. 7. Leslie, city;
J. F. Bellew, city; I. E. Speer. Illinois;
Ed Forward. Delano; Dan Gundsaullus,
Sherman; James Crawford, Garden Plain;
Z. NJ. Rogers, city; William NJ Parhaue
Erie: A. B. Fisher. Valley Center; W. 7.
Orr, Erie; J. L. Tuell, Grant; j. W. Arm
strong, city; r. C. Willis. city; A II.
Reed, city: l. d. Storer, Garden Plain; j.
p Boggs, Viola; J. NJ Larrimer, Ro OK
ford; l.. T. Sherwood, city; c. \. Fam
ming. Payne: James Steel, Park: George
A Major, city; William j. Furnish,
Payne; J. W. Porter, Viola
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The Lntherans of this city have secured
a minister. Rev. C. Spannuth, of VIM
field, has accepted their call and will be
installed next Sunday evening. November
Is. Through the kindness of Mr.. Fritch
room in the Southwestern Business college
has been secured where regular services
will be held morning and evening of every
Lords day. A ladies society IS already IN
a fiourishing condition, and Sunday
school will be organized Immediately.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
LIVELY BEGINNING.

And, by the way, next week will start
off with some important events. Monday
afternoon laying Of the corner stone for
new court house; in the evening grand
ratification meeting. Tuesday Oklahoma
convention convenes that will last at least
two days. Wednesday will be put down
as the second hanging day for Wichita;
This time three criminals from the terri
tory and before only one.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
CAUGHT.

The third man, Henry Johnson, who
was implicated in the theft of the hog
from the Santa Fe stock yards a few days
ago was caught yesterday by Officer Behrs.
A man came to the ofiic T and giving him
description of johnson and told him that
he could find him on Fifth avenue. The
arrest was made and the prisoner identI-
fed as the third man implicated in the
theft Being unable to give bond he was
taken to the Jail
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
TO MEMBERS OF THE BAR.

All members of the bar in good stand
ing, practicing in the city Of Wichita, de-
string to become members of the Wichita
Bar association. may do so without the
formality of an election by signing the
constitution and bylaws at the office OF
the secretary, 107 S. Main street, on or be-
fore the LIST day of December, 1855. BY
resolution of the Wichita Bar Associa-
ton. he. SLUsS, President.
By DEAN GORDON, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
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ENGINE HEAD BLOWN OUT.

The head in one of the engines at the
City Mills was blown out yesterday after
noon and thrown distance of fifty from
the building and upon the Santa Fe track.
There was fortunately no one standing in
front of the engine at the time. The re-
port was like the explosion OF dynamite
and attracted quite crowd of people.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
WRESTLING MATCH

Captain Shields and P. B. Sullivan yes
terday put 800 for wrestling match to
take place Monday, the 49, at the Garfield.
The match will be for $500; the other $500
to be put up before Monday night. 1t will
be Graeco-Roman and catch as catch can;
choice of first bout to be decided by toss
at the match.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

| opens this afternoon at O'Clock IN the Nj.
| Z. church, West Wichita. Lecture at 7:3O
| by Mrs Clara Holbrook Smith; subject,
'srhe Romance of the Nineteenth Cen
fury"
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is.
| Music.
2-2:30 p. m. DEVOTIONAL exercises by
Mrs. II. W. Lawrence.
230-3 D. N. Reading of minutes of last
convention.
Report of treasurer.
Appointing of committees.
$3.50 p. m. Paper-The Flower Mis-
sion, by Miss Eta Mason, of Frances VIII
lard Us, Wichita.
Report of committee on credentials.
330-4 p. m. Paper on Juvenile Work,
by Mrs Boyle. Valley Center.
4-4:30 p. IN. Remarks by county presi-
dent and others.
Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
7:30 p. N. Address by Mrs. Clara Hol-
brook Smith, Wichita. Subject: The Ro-
nance of the Nineteenth Century.
Be not overcome of evil but overcome
evil with good.-Rom. X, 81.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i6-MORNING SESSION.
9:30-10 d. m. Devotional exercises, con-
Quoted by Mrs. l.. 5. Carpenter, Valley
Center.
10-l0:3O a. m. Reports of local unions.
1O:30-ll H. m. Paper-How to Make an
Efficient Union, by Mrs. Ii. W. Everest,
West Side, Wichita.
u-1l:30 a. m. Paper Franchise, by Mrs.
Annie NJ. Taylor. Wichita
ii:30-l2 a. m. Report of committees.
II m. Adjournment with singing and
noontide prayer.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1-130 p. m. Devotional exercises, con-
ducted by Mrs. L. ID. Talmage, OF Frances
Willard VS. Wichita.
1892 p. IN. Anti Tobacco Work, by
Mrs. G. H. Laughlin, West Side. Wichita.
$3.50 p. m. How Shall we Interest our
CoIored sisters, by Mrs. Naomi Anderson,
Wichita.
1893 p. m. Influencing the Press, by
Mrs. NJ. Lee Hoyt, Wichita.
$50 p. m. Question box in charge of
Mrs. II. X. fuller, Wichita.
$3.50 p. m. Words of counsel from our
pastors
4-4.30 D. M. Children's meeting, con-
Quoted by Mrs. c. II. Smi b. Wichita.
4:30-5 p. II. Goodbyes by convention
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Miss E c. Baker and B. Hit, of Maize,
Kansas, accompanied by their friends NJ
q. Campbell and c. Becker, of Trivoli,
Crawford county, who are visiting them,
We're in the city yesterday and made a
very pleasant call at the business Office Of
the EAGLE
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Yesterday afternoon a shot fired on
Fourth avenue in vicinity Of the Carey.
attracted quite crowd and called into
play the running qualities of Officer
Behrs. The shot, it seems was fired
whether accidentally or Intentionally is
not known-by colored man who failed
10 show up when wanted.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Yesterday the stone gang was hard at
work in the rear of the city prison; it COM
prised besides the Migrants taken the
night before the well known Brock The
gang did some work aud a great deal of
wishing and grumbling for something to
eat and drink.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

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cant In your store for a.
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woman. sirf
Old Merchant iwarnlylf have. raiss-
You shall have one Of the best In tho
store.-Chicsgo Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
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MIS-. Fl. l. SIMPSON, sec'y.

ATTExTIox, co. A, 2sD EEG'T. K Y. c.
The members Of Company a viii meet
at armory tonight for regular drill and
some other important business in regard TO
our money FOR duty in Stevens county.
By order Csptaia ". A. Ricbey and
Is. Serg't J. T. Campbell
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Some of the fellows who are reported to
owe their friends hats are also reported TO
have an opinion that the walking on the
other side of the street Is always much
better and more pleasant.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

ATTORNEYS Joe Henly and J. B. Wallace
entered into partnership yesterday under
firm name of Henly & Wallace. Office
same as Henly's former office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
Aid to Me fnory.
Paris Cafe Trust

Twenty Of the leading restaurants and
cafes In Paris are being united iutoa CON-
pany. Its capital will be 800 go francs
IL 800 franc shares. 1880 al which sro
TO DO offered 70 tina public at par.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Mr.. B. F. Whltmore and Miss Lizzie
Wolf, two young people of Valley Center,
were yesterday united in marriage at the
parlors of the probate court by Judge
Thomas
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Mr.. Edward F. Allen. the real estate
man in the Sedgwick block, who came to
this city from indianapolis and who knows
General Harrison quite well, some days
ago asked the general to write his name on
couple of campaign Autographs, and
yesterday he received the same in the Gen.
erals hand writing One was given an
EAGLE man and can be seen in the reper-
torial room.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Benevolent society Of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet Wednesday
afternoon az the home Of Mrs- NJ l. Gar
yer, 1O05 North Market. 70 complete their
unfinished work for the Indian mission
box TO be sent 10 Albuquerque. - NJ
full attendance OF the ladies Is requested
Mis- e. & FoUTS, President
Ma u T Zrur.xcar -Srfx
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Deputy Lilly yesterday went into the
country and arrested young man ned
Counaught charged with stealing five
dollars worth Of hay from James Conser.
The accused denies the charge in toto.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Justice Walkers son Carl, who has
been sick for some time with typhoid
fever, was still very low yesterday, and
Jears were entertained of his recovery.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Mr.. T. s. Kennedy, of 237 and 243 N.
Mosley avenue, who lost gates Halloween
night, would like very much to find out
where they are that he may get them.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Regular meeting limo Loig. Of Psrfec-
ton. A. and A Scottish Rife Masoas,
East Douglas, 20 Wednesday ersnlng.
Nov 14.h- Work in sth degree A full
attendance "a desired
By order J. s. Cole, '. ".
o. r. HOOP. Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

The dispatch in yesterdays EAGLE az
nouncing the murder of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Howe, of Menona, Ill, WAS read
with special interest by Mr.. Lee Taylor
and Gen. Murray Meyers as for many
years they lived near Mr.. Howe and know
them quite well. One of their sons has
property interests in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

T. P. Anderson, one of the presidential
electors, was in the city yesterday on
business. He says that the result of the
{ast election is too good TO talk about.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

There VIII be rzeesing o. the wichita
Beat club IL Il D. He.seTr1an's o.1ce at
30 c'cIock this evening Members re-
aues.ed 70 be in attendance. czlEy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

a Topeka girl broke Of her engagement
with q young man because be held an ear
Of green corn In his hands and piueksd !.
with his teeth Oh. dear
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

A few of the boys tested their skill IN a
practice shoot on the new grounds yester-
day afternoon with the following result:
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

Mr.. w. d. Ford, representative elect
from the Pittsburg district in Crawford
county, called yesterday. Mr. Ford left
home only an hour before the awful ex-
plosion and has since been snowbound.
He knows several of the men who were
killed. Mr.. Ford will be one of the bright
and shining lights of the lower house this
winter and he believes in Southern Kan
sas
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14
Che Wa. q smart Girl

A real. live princess keeps q millinery
store on Fifth avenue. New York
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

John Brinnan, drunk, was the only
arrest reported at the police station up to
midnight last night.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-14

The Entire Nous charity ball will be Civ
en- at the Garfield Thursday night. A
grand time is anticipated.