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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-05

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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-05
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-05

Centennial music is being sent al over
The land to ladies who play the piano.
Larry Hazen, chief Of detectives, says
his force can handle all the crooks that
Come to town
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
The following is partial program:
THAT MARKET HOUSE.

The Kansas City Star seems inclined to
enjoy itself at the expense of the orches-
ira which enlivens trade on Saturday
evenings at the Wichita market house
Some people are very slow to learn that
Wichita is sui generis, original and
unique, with no successful imitators.
Wichita has market house which for at
tractiyeness is unequaled by any city of
which we have any knowledge The great
Fulton market of New York, one or two
of the Boston and Philadelphia markets
and the Washington City market are more
pretentious in magnitude and in the
amount and variety Of articles exposed for
sale, but neither of these are so finely
fitted up. Think of veulted ceiling,
truss supported, and as finely frescoed as
a playhouse, with finely grained and Or
namented stalls, whose meats are from the
pastures of southwest Kansas, whose veg
etables are the choicest Of Americas Nile,
whose berries and fruit represent every
land and whose fish are from every river,
lake and ocean that washes the shores of
America. brilliantly lighted and crowded
with people, and the entire place enlivened
with music, and you have Wichita's mar
ket place. St. Louis, Cincinnati nor Kan
sas City can show nothing to compare
with II
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
HOUSE WARNING.

At the residence of A. +. Feheisen, on
South Emporia avenue, a new house l.
erected The eighbors. thought IL would
he a fine place TO trip the fantastic ere
there would be danger of iarring the pias
tering (which is not yet on Copsequs
one of the most pleasant parties OF the
season was the result, and the guests were
the recipients of most royal treatment.
in the way of entertainments and refresh
ments, at the hospitable hands of Mr.
Fehleisen and his generous wife. Shsw's
orchestra In their usual manner rendered
some very fine music, 20 which all danced
with merriment.
Among the guests were the following.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ID. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Holiday.
The following gentlemen and their wives
were present:
>. +. Hays, Barr. G. A. Gates, G. A.
Matkin, L. il. Walden, f. " Sumption,
$ A. Matkin, Hartzell, Hebron, ChAs. f.
Frank, I. j. Holmes, r. V. Healy, :. II.
Cobern. W. X. johnson, j. II Slower, Burt
and wife, ". II. Giboney, TboS. Shaw,
J. w. Logan, Mrs: Harry Comeiy. Mrs
Rebeccs Wilkerson and Mrs. J.. &. elf
ford
The Misses Susie Moore Ella Copeland,
Gertrude Crittendon, Of Quincy, ILL.,, Pearl
Munsell, Minnie Elder. Myrtle DEAN
Clara Prell. Belle Helm Della Elder, Pattie
Reddish and Bertha Atwood.
Messrs. Jos Jackson, Gus Reddish.
Frank johnson. C. + W. Heiberg, J. ..
Shouse, :. J. Vanarsdeil, Gao. " Enilng,
J. q. Mcfarland. W NJ Holden. " H.
Anderson, VIII jackson, &. W. McAiee
and W. A HupD.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
THE PERICLESIAN SOCIETY.

This society held its regular session
Monday evening. April 3d. in the chapel OF
the Garfield University, and after the de.
votional exercises the following program
was credibly rendered.
Defamation . Able Law and the Ghost
n .. Mechanic.
EXtemporaneous speech. -. Laws of Iowa
K. G.. kirkwood.
Defamation. The Farmers Awakening
E. B. Wentworth.
EXtemperaneous speech. ......... Painting
Fred Z. Awater.
Essay. line Norman conquest
o. A. Boyle.
Defamation. ....... Literary Talent
ID. w. DOdSOn.
Grafton .... Sacrifice Means Success
Sherman PlOughe.
Essay. 1t never pays to do wrong
s. J. Roweli.
Prof Thompson being present gave the
society an interesting talk on literary
work.
Debate
Resolved that the public press yields a
greater influence over the minds of men
than the public platform.
Speakers-A affirmative, w. w. Powell,
+. Payne.
Negative-C. G. Rowell, A. S. Mead
den.
The judges decided in favor of the af-
firmative.
After the program of the evening the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term.
H. H. Everest-President
c. G. Rowell-Vice President.
Sherman Ploughe-RecordingS Secretary.
o. a. Boyle-Correspondi Secretary.
w. w. Powell-Treasurer.
r. Z. acknowledgements.
L. b. Wentworth-Ffrst Critic
Fred Z. Atwater-Second Critic.
M r. Meridith-Marshall.
A similar program is rendered each Mon
day evening. All gentlemen interested in
literary work are cordially invited to visit
our society. o. A. BOYLE,
Corresponding Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
PERSONAL.

Thomas Lord was down from Newton
j. C. Chaplin, Philadelphia, is in the
city.
William Mexican was yesterday in from
Kiowa.
John A. Blair was yesterday up from
Caldwell.
DR. Eddy, of Clean, New York, called
yesterday.
J. s Claypool was yesterday up from
Wellington.
B B. Freeman was yesterday up from
Wellington.
W. Z. Tyer went to Kansas City on
business last night.
W. ID. Larmore Atchison, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
Lewis Rain, of Topeka, is on a visit tc
his nephew \. II. George.
6. C. Cave and his daughter Miss Ellie
left for St Louis last evening.
F. B. Hart, representing Hart. Schaffner
u Marks, Chicago, IS in the city.
DR.. Griffith, of Kansas City, arrived
yesterday and is visiting friends.
John S. Eddy NJ. d., New York, was
autographed at the Carey yesterday.
Miss Allie Morrison, of Aledo H.. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. \. II. George.
A. s. Manhard of Winfield, was IN the
city yesterday and called on the EAGLE.
+. r. Lane of Hotel Gandolfo, is off to-
day on a business trip to New York city.
c. II. Hatton and wife and Masten D.
Hales were yesterday in from Greensburg.
Col d. Mckercher, of Peabody, mem
Der of the Loyal Legion, called yesterday.
Judge T. b. Wall has accepted an invi-
tation to speak at Mt. Hope-on the Both OF
May.
Hon. b. f. Ellsberry and wife. of Iron
ton, Ohio, called on the editor of the EK-
GLE yesterday.
Charley Burrows, one of the most popu-
lar members of the police force has been
appointed sanitary officer
/. d. Washburn, supervisor Of libraries
on the Santa Fe, stopped over in the city
last night on his way west to Arizona and
New Mexico.
Mai. J. c. Davis leaves for Cincinnati
today, to be absent on business about ten
days, He will visit other points of Ohio
before returning.
l.. ID. Brown, so long and favorably
known as "A clerk for John Braitsch, has
started boot and shoe business for him
self on the West Side.
C. j. Larimer, master OF transportation
on the Denver x Rio Grande, is with his
family in the city guests of-his, brother
in-law, W. II. Baker
Mr.. Fulton, of Stalk county, Ohio, and
Mr. Myers, of Wayne county, that same
state, who are here looking after property
interests, called yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wilkin left last
night for a summers sojourn on the Pa
cific coast. They go to Los Angeles, then
TO san Francisco and Tacoma.
Mrs. w. +. Guthrie, of Bloomington,
Ill, in company with her sister, Miss
Blanch Smith, of this city, called to see
the EAGLE. Mrs. Guthrie will sail for
Europe on the 25th, in company with her
husband and children.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
MORE MAGNATES.
The President and Directory of the Wichita 1
Western Visit Wichita.

YESTERDAY morning Col Murdoch was
notified that President Edward w. Kins-
ley, president of the Wichita & Western,
and one of the principal owners of the
Santa Fe system, had gone west with a
party in special car and would reach
Wichita at o'clock in the evening, at
which time he desired a conference with
the president Of the board of trade and
others. The party that went west over
the Wichita & Western in the morning
consisted of Hon. Cecil Barring, son of
Lord Revelstoke, who is at the head of the
banking house of Barring Bros, London,
England, and whose house is largely in
terested in Santa Fe securities; Mr.. H. S.
Burdett, prominent merchant of Boston
Mass: and Mr. f. S. Bangs, prominent
lawyer of New York City, both stockhold-
ers in the Wichita & Western, and Mr.. T.
C. Wales, secretary and treasurer; Mr.. F.
NJ. Hill, superintendent, and Mr.. D. H.
Rhodes chief engineer Of the Wichita
& Western railroad. The party
were met at the depot by President Oliver.
W. A. Thomas Major Niederlander
and Col Murdoch who in company with
Auditor Wales and Superintendent Hill,
drove the party about the city for an hour
or SO; the entire party took supper together
at the Carey. Mr.. Kingsley's car was
later attached to the Galveston express
and the party left for the gulf. What the
conference was the reportorial headquar-
tiers failed to learn further than it was of
interest of both the Wichita & Western
and to the city.
The entire party were delighted with
what they saw of Wichita, Mr.. Rurdette
saying that neither Minneapolis or ST.
Paul had ever shown such wonderful
per cent of increase or such solid SUBJ
stantial growth as Wichita. President
Kinsley said that the future of Wichita as
a commercial city-and the next great met
ropolis west of Kansas City was no longer
problematical, but an assured fact that
both the Santa Fe and w. & w. would
conserve their best interests by taking
hold and making necessary permanent
and valuable improvements at this point,
the details for which have been nearly
rom Melted
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
ACANNING FACTORY,

We understand a number of farmers
and others living in the neighborhood of
Gladis, six miles south of this city ON the
Rock Island railroad, are planning to or
ganize a company for the purpose of put
ting in a canning factory at that point
The move is a most commendable one
Such an enterprise, if properly managed
cannot fail to be profitable one TO those
directly engaged in it, but to the commu-
nifty in which located as well. To owners
of small farms it viii prove of especial
advantage and benefit, since it viii afford
ready market for such vegetables aud
fruits as are desired for canning purposes,
the products of which will afford much
better profits than the staple crops of
large farms
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
AnusgsR~T&
THE Nrkgrw

Sampson" viii only remain one week
and all should embrace fhjs opportunity
20 witness the wonderful man Hss fsats
Of strength are narvslsz1 Touight the
bill Is changed IN the tie thsatsr and Dave
NeCorSi's very Izsghabie comedy enti;Isss.
The Tramp" Will De presented tia r~ss
Of the week Mr. jules Gsyrisor, By
special request, viii sing Biz oslsbrst@d
song, Gathering tbs Myrtle vita Mary "
The genflsrsan's watch drsvluz viii take
place this evening and reserved seats may
6s secured darang the Gay AZ The box of-os.
The watch. chain ard locket wal Doss:sv.sy
Be given 20 sors gsrfIsrsan n ths ssd-
ieEos holding the lucky rgfnbsE.
ATTACH Ok ZEE oyKELASD MAIL COACH
Photographic presentation q . klstcrs-
cal sesns o. tbs western p.xsns. The a.
tack On The D~sSvoost stage oo&eh e farr.
co.'s ia American history as Tie nsoxs skrill.
ing episode q irostssr life sTeE enacted Ia
tie ~.s. Prssen.ed 70 tia paslsc vita all
its horTisss AsY>cts preserved and clothed
vitk drznusssc CART. tbs-x cat D. nothing
more calculated 20 excite &ssry tszsssss.
ard sen4 tns bot blood eouYsir.z rsassEy
tbTya.h 30 veins - The spectators MS
srost thrilling scsas viii be prrssaee.s ov
Pz~ns@ BliHs Historical Wild wez1 nsxt
Thursday sfiernooa, CO tbs wEehl.z Exs.s-
silica and Interstate Fair groard.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
Is IT FRANK STEELE. OF WICHITA!

A telegram received yesterday morning
from Florence brought the intelligence OF
the death OF one Frank Steele The mes
sage was taken TO Mr.. Alexander Steele,
North Main, it being thought that
the deceased was his son. Anxious teIe
grams Of inquiry were sent out during the
dag, but at late hour nothing new to
confirm the belief Of its being Mr.. Steele,
of this city, was received When last
heard from, Mr.. Steele's son, Frank, was
in Grant county and IL is thought hardly
possible that the deceased Is he Mr.
Alexander Steele. however. LETT for Flor
ence last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
BEAUrifuL6ITT.

The friends Of that vigorous young plant.
the Oliyet Congregational church. Of this
city, are feeling very happy over the reoep-
ton yesterday, by prepaid express. Of an
exceedingly elegant new communion ser
vice, the gift Of a friend In Boston. This
service consists u two fiagons. six chslioes
four salyers and baptismai fouut-tbir-
teen pieces ia all.
The donor has positively forbidden that
any name be mentioned Ira connection with
the gift, save that il IL from friend Of the
pastor Of Olivet church.
May such friends be multiplied 20 cur
Wichita churches and 70 their pastors
The new communion service viii be used
for the first time the coming Sabbath.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
,rS are always welcome.
A BRUTE ARRESTED,

Officers James Antrim and Harmon
were last evening called to North En-
poria. They found, upon arriving at the
place whence came the police call, that a
drunken man had most fearfuliy beaten
up his wife and broken every bit of furni-
ture in the room. The poor woman, bleed
ing and bruised, sat cowed in one corner
of the room, while around her was piled
the wreck of the furniture, hardly a piece
of which was not broken The two officers
took charge of the brute of husband, and
after some trouble, locked him up in the
city prison. His name is Hosting, and he
has figured several times quite promi-
nently in police circles
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
HE Txst LIED NAN. sHE SAID.

4 hack driver, Bill stafford, was ysster-
day arrested upon the statement ~ a do
that she bad been inHgised by the driver.
Stafford upon telling Marshal Haynes ihs
story Of the Occurrence was released. but
afterwards rsarresssd by Officer Antrim
upon a warrant sworn out by the -omaa's
employer. The trial Of the case come. n
this forenoon. when some interesting &C.
yelOpments are expected and some eharAc-
ters brought 70 the light q day that have
been hidden for some time
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
BOISTEROUS BOYS.

For sometime there has been stored in a
room of the Richland block, formerly
used as a commission house, quantity of
vinegar. Persons living near there said
that some boys had been in the habit of
breaking into the room and drinking the
stuff. Last evening they became unusual
ly boisterous, and broke several window
glasses in the rear of the building. The
police We're notified of the occurrence and
some of the boys were arrested and taken
to the city prison where they lay for soue
time in a state of intoXication.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
ADKUNKEN MANS FREAK.

Last evening man came hurriedly into
the police station carrying revolver.
Upon sufficiently recovering his breath he
said that a drunken man unknown to him
had entered his home at 100 South Water
street, commenced flourishing the revolver
and said he would "kill everybody" After
a struggle the gentleman said he succeed
ed in disarming the drunken man and
came for an officer to make his arrest.
When Officer Fenner reached the place the
fellow had left and could not be found.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

There will be regular meeting of Mt
Olivet commandery this evening at 8
o'clock sharp for work in the red cross.
All sojourning fraters are cordially in
vited to participate. As this will be the
last meeting before the meeting of the
grand commandery, full attendance is
especially desired, as there will be bust
ness of special Importance to transact.
C. E. MARTIN Recorder.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
SILHOUETTE SOCIAL.

The young ladies of the Francis Willard
Y, will give a Silhouette social at the
residence of Rev. Stever, 357 North Fourth
avanue, Tuesday evening, May sth. Fol
lowing is the program:
l. Silhouette Song of Welcome.
=. White Ribbon Ballad.
3. a Song of Today.
4. Reading-Our Badge.
5. Song-The Temperance Maid.
6. Illustrated Quotations.
z. Chorus-The Better Plan.
Music, topics of conversation, refresh
meutS. Everybody invited
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
COURT HOUSE PLANS.

The county commissioners are figuring
on plans for the court house. 1t would
possibly be more proper to say they are
figuring how to get plans for the building
without "whacklng up' so much money
on a two and one-half per cent slice
Whether it is best to hire man to draw
plans and depend On him or to choose from
cOmpafj tiOp nlaps
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
A PERFECT SUCCESS.

The colored lad whose skull was trep-
hined by Dr. McClees on April IS, at the
Benevolent Home fer the cure of fits is
rapidly convalescing. He had no convul-
sions since April 20, whereas he had from
twenty to thirty-fye per day before the
operation. His mind is growing clearer
every day and the doctor thinks the opera
ton will be a perfect success.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
MORTON TOWNSHIP.
Assessor J. w. Brown made retu
90
EVANGELIST'S MEETING.

Rev. a. Winsett will preach at the
United Brethren church corner Prince and
Washington avenues. Mr.. Winsett has
had half a century OF experience in evan
gelistic work and has been wonderfully
successful in bringing souls to Christ.
Come and hear him.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
JOHNSON TONIGHT.

The Hon. J. b. johnson, of Topeka, viii
address the young mems club tonight at
the court house He is well known as one
of the leading orators Of the state and Will
speak on the political issues Of the day,
The club extends to the pnblic cordial
invitation to attend
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnitzler of South
Lawrence avenue gave most delightful
party last night. Quite a number We're
present and all expressed themselves as
having had a very pleasant time.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

DIED.

AT the residence of her son-in-law, /. n.
Terril, 1903 Campbell ave-, Mrs. William
Parsons, of Viola township, this county.
The remains will be taken to her late
country home for interment
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

The insane colored man who was yester-
day brought in from Manchester and CON
fined at the county Jail preparatory to be-
ing taken to the asylum, became very vio-
lent last evening. Before he could be got
ten under control he had broken up all the
furniture in the room, the bars of the
doors and torn away the gas and water
pipes.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

The female who Wednesday night dis,
tinguished herself by her performance on
Central avenue was last night arrested by
officer Wibking onEast Douglas and again
spent the night in the cooler
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

H. W. Baker, one of Hutchinson's young
real estate men, called yesterday in COM
pany with Mr.. Powell OF the University
Courier. Mr.. Baker had never before
visited the metropolis of the valley and
state and was preparing for a drive TO
take it in
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

a rupaway.horse hitched TO buggy on
East Douglas avenue was stopped BY the
police yesterday afternoon after going
about three blocks and several times col
lding with other vehicles.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

A lad who walked from an East Douglas
avenue shoe store last evening was caught
on Lawrence avenue by one of the irate
owners of the establishment.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

A colored boy named Bill Davis was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer Wib-
king for stealing some stove lids from a
stove in meat market on East Douglas
avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

Jim Taylor. the blacksmith, says that
some one played him yesterday for set
of harness. The thief got his work in in
broad daYlght
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
''MA" DUSENBURY AND HER GIRLS AT
THE MAYFLOwER CHURCH.

This rich, spicy entertainment has given
such delight to an army of charmed fol-
lowers that that another evening will be
spent by Ma" and her girls tonight. Fri
day, at the church on Fairview avenue,
admission p cents. This is not a family
from abroad. but group of prominent
Wichita ladies who have composed novel
musical and literary concert, unique and
merry in its make up. Among others in
the group are a sweet Vassar girl Boston
girl, Boston boy and PA" Dusenbury.
PA" is booked if the trains will but con-
meet.
The following is partial program:
Glee song Dusenbury Family
Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
Duet. Two Dusenbury Sisters
Song and chorus. All the Dusenburys
Reading-From Fl. B. Stowe.
"A NaSSar 6lrl
SOLO. Observation-Disclosures boston Glrl
Mater Anser Melodia. .Dusenbury Family
Guitar Solo. A Dusen bury Girl
Quartette. .Dusenbury Sisters
Nloiln SOLO, boston boy
Duet. .DuSenbury Twins
Chorus. Ma" and Boston Boy
500.
Medley-Comb fugato. .Dusenbury Family
Recitation .................By the Baby"
Choral fantasia. All the Dusenburys
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

Yesterday afternoon by the breaking of
a buggy wheel on East Douglas avenue a
man was thrown out upon the street ard
somewhat badly injured.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

The Crystal Ice company yesterday made
their first shipment OF ice this season, two
car loads over the Midland to Burton.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

"Big Henry" a well known character,
commenced early in the morning TO take
in the town. In the afternoon he landed
at the Stem block and for amusement
broke one of the large windows of the
building. He went no further in his
carousing expedition-and will explain his
conduct this forenoon to Judge Dixon.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04

The Women of the Decorative committee
from the w. r. c. will watch the papers
for the call meeting of the decorative com
mittee from the Post. The following
named women compose said committee:
Mrs. Button, Buckner. Wallace, Reed.
Durand, Little, Scott, Mitchell and Simp-
son. Mrs. BURNER, Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
Mrs. COLONEL ]. IT. Shields o. Carthare

Mrs. Colonel J. R. Shields, o: Carthage,
Mo-, arrived Wednesday evening &C
companied by her daughter, Mrs J. t.
Ludlum, and little son. As is known the
colonel some months ago decided to make
Wichita his future home, and for some
time has been attending to his legal bust
ness in the city. Mrs. Shields and daugh-
ter expressed themselves az very much
pleased with the city and their new
frieudA
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
SCB-LET CONTRACT.

Mr.. II. X. Devendorf, agent for the
Pauly Jail building company, yesterday
sub-let the contract for the Jail building 70
Mr. B. II. Downing for SIS, a63. The county
commissions visited the grounds yester-
day and located the building on the north
east corner of the square. The county
surveyor will today make definite lines
and on Monday morning Mr.. Downing
will turn a number of men 20 excavating.
The steam heating for the Jail and court
house has not yet been decided upon By
the commissioners. They viii probably
put boilers for heating both in the base
ment of one of the buildings
Mr. Devendorf leaves this morning for
Abilene where he will turn over a Jail 10
the county which his company has built
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-04
UNITY CLUB, JUNIOR.

Unity Club, Junior, meets tonight at the
residence of DR.. Mathews. northwest cor
ner of Wabash and Second street.