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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

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quee-s private correspo2de1ce les Iasely
been so Exceptionally hea~y7 tn. Der E-a5-
es-y las ot.ea bce1 engaged e IL I'll past
midnight This K 81 rozsaI-ss, ac1z e. 3
natter q fact, he quesa zsTz- cC-cE-ns her
se-f WIKI pablo CT PIRATE b@slzezs c. Wa
cn--ezpozde1ce Of any KIND tz7z-t from tsl-
e-rzyzs. which arrive ard 10 patched II
c.3zs-s every day ezzPt be-Ess2 b-saktzst
a-5 Iczchecz- his bas bes1 tEs rue I'D d
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II Bal-oo-aI tie cESlal bc1ss Eod zsz-iy a.
TIE pirate co-Tes7,JcGE-1ce arrive -bozt { z
Ire E-.c--zzE, tEe E-esserZeF EaTEzS lsts
Euz.Ca s,zAe a. - C t5s r-evl1-s l-c-1-
IN. ErerytAzg Is 5as- via 5e-Esea -
c-d I-I5, Ding --sch t5--e tza g-een w0ro
Is kz-1 Is any clark Il Lo1loz. &er pr1vxtz
sa1--e-z-T asso beng actively e-ga-sd u a.
r5ezse- rooz- ~ 80 TIE zasSs1gz- VIC
arrived tee 5ay beto-s 't=sy a. alwzys
allowed 20 re<= zay ard rlgr; sz-3 f1-
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
The counfrr coo.-. ortSinaMty.

Ire various well known qualities q tie
average cook in this country a-e soz4s
times eq1aled BY her originality. TIE
other day. there being English g1ests a.
dinner. the CO. ( was told - orZAEeEt tie
pudding with sooe fresh straw 5er-.es-
Wien the dish vas served, l. presented 3
delicious appearance q Jelly s1i whipped
cream decorated with the bright rcd fruit,
b1t a. soon "a the hostess took cut q
spoonful u tie mass. q look g horror
czz1e upon her e0uate-4r-ce- IA ne
saucer we're f-z--an. strawberries. but
attached 20 each wzs = wooden to0tApick
TIE culinary artist had found That % pro
sent the desired eject. lie berries Leecs6
some support ard lad Lit upon TIE lzEe1-
irus plAn q wooded s-erls II spite @
The p7otes: q re hostess, tie k1slish
guests have written ho=e that TIE quse-
Americans serve toothPlcks II TIER P1d
6la-s.-C5ood Housekeeping
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
Tho Autumnal Muse.
a rlPpia- frost q Tuesday ulght,
E1cc1e1 oCf y4c&I1s Llgler' I q ste
W .---..---L-G L1rC1 Lola.
Pl.repolorv with Notifications.

Lr. Clevcnger. while assailing phr--
noIoz~v in lis technical forms. has taken
strong grounds n The American Natural
ist IL favor Of 2 modified oerebroIogy- He
does not like bumpoloE5 but believes that
the differences II heads mean something.
and & very definite something pertaining
10 character; precisely as facial unlike
nesses DO. We now know that there
ara centers in the brain Of man for tie
speech faculty. above the temple. and
that thence backward and upward 20 tie
upper back part Of the head are arm and
leg cencers; that auditory mental iEnPres
s!ous are registered III the brain above the
upper ear tip: and a center for visual
function is located IN the occipit&l cad 81
the ccrebrum So after all our science
steadily leads - back. or PERHAPS for
ward. % a rational chastening % the
brain functional centers. a verE2ole
chronology. Cl1la:a1s d not 50 much
Indicate the fzlsensss o. a theory IS It's
ersi0a.-Globe-D Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
Sociahie n Death.

There was g well-5O-L1 Ir-sl11n up O.
O'FaIlon street, near B-ld,e market. II s..
Louis. who found himself about TO pass
away HIS name was AIaio1ey. He sent for
his old friend o CounOr 10 come and make
his viii Everything was IL readiness and
the dying man said: Put down $50 for
masses uD CT st. Laurence O'T0ole's for the
reuose Of ne soul The pen scratched away,
ard then Mr.. OCoUnor sad. " Il. mkt,
Mr. MaloneyF Put doTn 500 for the
Little Sisters OF the Poor. Have We that
down, 3Ir. O'Conuorf Il have Lr Naloney.
What nixtT' Put down $50 for lie ST.
Louis Orphan asylum What mkt Er
Maloneyr' PUT down s., coo for ne brother
Pat lie d0-.'t made il, buc Il al TIE sane;
l can't carry !. wild me- What r-x-,
NJ Ma.oreyr So the WORK vcu- CT
soIernnIy and slowly. tbs dvi-z man
bringing himself 10 With an effort - ths
task, and NJ. O'COanor stopping row and
then 10 draw his finger across his nose a-d
sniff sy-up4the-icaIly. Finally tCe dying
r.an SAID family: Il think that's al have 70
VIII OCoaE0r footed Up tae items, booked
AZ the balance II the Lttlec. bank book and
sad. No, VI MaioEey. tae-e's tn dollars
VT The dying nan lsy absorbed II tkougEt
for few moments, and then said: "O'Co1-
nor. tut down that III dollars % spend with
the byes az re funeral Ii. OCSurcr be-
gan % write; then he stopped, looked toward
tie bed VIII 4 puzzled EXPRESSION and asked
softly: M. M4loney, sLaIl pzs II down 70
spind going 70 tie funeral c. coC1l1 back
from itF TIE dying man lay very quiet 70
q few uocerts, g. Is studied Tie problem,
and thsa with 81 effort replied; 20 Conner,
pCt down tn dollars % spi-d Eosn 20 TIE
funeral. for Thin and oIlT TIN WI be wld
ye.--St. LOUIS Giobe-De1oc-a-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
GUN CLUB.
The following is the result of the shoot
CITY SCHOOLS.

The Levy street school building, a two
story brick. costing about 5000, viii be
ready for occupancy by Monday next. 1t
Will accommodate about ono hundred and
twenty-five students and relieve the Harry
street and Kellogg street schools.
Next summer additions 70 the present
Levy street building viii De made, costing
about 5000 more
\ member Of the school board was heard
speaking yesterday of the city schools and
he seemed to be very well pleased with the
present and outlook for the future. Every
thing seemed 20 be running along smooth
IL and good work being done. He wished
il stated that there are eighty-four teach
ers employed IN the city schools and not
forty-four, as stated few days ago II a
dispatch TO the GIobe-Democrat sent from
To0ekA
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

In writing about the uagl.1esl- ts1-l-
solemn which Senator Stanford .s e-re.-
ing in California for his ausi ? pc" 81
which q New York nan Is Lzy-.=r r.t "a.
the qazrries IT, Vermont. ! Raj lri-ls.3
the memoranda q u.e41aref- = lsts lr LAD
given ne. and which give e1-, idea :
the vastness y the f11er4l plle These
ucasureueasc. it win y reueror-sc. szs
a. II tbe tone when c9t al T-it f-r
shipment The center steur Dt -
tons; Two roof stones wei Cd - tcaa each.
the gable st0ce weighs - to1s. ra. 500
other stones SetgAioz . tons are also
used IN the co1s3rzctic1. Two r--r e.
spninxes, - fect n le1Era - ier- t.-a.
ard weighing y tons e--E. VIII taE- ~
t8e bronze gate II tho touh aad AerD
guard over the dust 113 asa1 ia-i-rt
within-New York CIR Faal-.r h4
Record
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Out on world that's gone TO weed,
TIE great tall corn is srla strong in hs seed;
Plant her breast with Laughter, put sSng in vos
tod,
The heart IS still young IL TIE mother soil;
There's sunshine and bird song snd red and va
clover.
And love lives yet, world under and over.
TIE lights white IS ever, SOW and believe;
Clearer dew did lot gliscen round Adam ard I've,
Never b!Lsr heavens Eor s-eeoer sod
God.
There's SUI 70 20 down. TO corae up sgatl.
The-e are Few raoocs 10 I'll xhea the cid Eocos
wacs-
Is wisdom dead since Plato 5 no Uo-e'
Who'll that babe &c. n yon cottage Goor'
While your Shakespeare, you- AIto1- taxes lis
plece Il the tomb,
Els brother * stirring in tie good mother womb;
There's glancing ot daisies and running Of brooks,
Az. lie e-Ousb left 70 write u tie books
The worlds rct al wisdom, nor poems. Tor Gov
er,
Eut each day has tee sane good trerty-four
hours.
TIE sane Hght, the sane night Fer ycu- JACOBS,
no tears;
T,ey see the Rachels az the enc Of tie years:
There's wavlS OF wheat, sad the tsA, strong cora,
And h heart blood is water, TIA: stitch forlora-
-Joha Vance Cheney IN TIE Century.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
COURT aoUsE CoRSER STORE.

County Commissions Randall stated
yesterday that the county commissioners
had never contemplated having cut on the
court house corner stone the names OF the
commissioners, contractors and architect.
That rumor had IN some way bean clrcu-
lated and without any consent on the part
Of the board II was likely that nothing
would be on the exterior surface of the
stone except the year
1t is not certain what day viii witness
the corner stone ceremonies. Il Is thought
however, that it viii be on or about the
18th Of next month. II IS rumored that
the Masonic lodge VIII have ckarge Of the
rrrernonies
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
CALL MEETING.

There will be a call meeting of the city
council at the council chamber this after
noon at O'Clock 1t is understood that
the object of the meeting is to consider
some special features Of the sewer ques-
ton.
Some of the council seem to think that
the city should create the Office of superin-
tendent Of construction for the sewer and
have an appointment Of that kind made
immediately. This, it is thought, will be
one of the questions to be considered at
the meeting.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

The subject e pe~-l-ar guests 2-orz1 :
hotal Is . Eeyer ending o-e for Lew feat
Eres Nov. tkers Is q drz-Ee- foy az
eastern house, Es@zGtScS1rl1s fall lE-s
q perfumes, who co-es - tbs cs.y &C
czslo-aIT Re q 8 Terit@cie wz-<4-yy
advertisement fc- rs eIzpsoTers- Re
dresses z the lztss. strle. - 9: = s--tk1-g s
zrpe2-znce Z bis se-9rSl Ea&s Up, las
k.s hz1iksrckssfs pe-tectfy sa.1-zs-d ~ 2
dz-se-yz1- rs-fzzzez, I'D VII a sz-sl I'D
b. bal te throws = k1s sp-1T CT Pss-tt-=ss
OF lis SIR. hosoz ard clothing. thus a.
tracing zr:en.51z % lis eZss,ess By
furnishing a cozb&z&1+oz. ot ee4sE-osls
sze.Is. from tAs sp2-y lz1es g ezs+srz
seas 6cza % tie -@zI. oo--c1, every Gay
-zsk "a. Is 50 po7ul-r WIKI Tee o21o-ee
ueopls.-Js1ss OfCoEEe4 - Gsoa~ DEN
80
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

To all whom this may come greeting. as
members OF the PerAinsvllle lodge OF / q.
of O. z. Having permanently located and
established ourselves II the suburb known
Is North Wichita. and desiring 70 say %
those VINO may enquire. that our charter
has been granted Us, at the late session Of
the Kansas state grand lodge, and that we
have been officially notified Of the same;
and further. that we as working suoor-
dinate lodge. have this day nominated and
elected of our number ali the elective Off
GERS 10 fill the various stations required by
the rules and regulations OF the order. for
the ensuing term; also that we are now
prepared and awaiting the final action OF
the grand lodge OF the state for institution
Respectfully submitted
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
STRUCK SALT.

Mr. Rossler returned yesterday from
hunting expedition down on the Ninescah
and brings home the report that a salt
well has been struck about seven miles
west Of this city. He says thai the salt
water was struck about 10 o'clock yester-
day forenoon and that at / o'clock, when
he reached the well, it was flowing in
large stream and an examination made
showed beyond d doubt that the water
would give forth salt in such quantity
and Of such a quality as would pay to
work IT
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
SHOE FACTORY.

The shoe factory on Fifteenth street IS
nearly ready to operate, all the machinery
being in place. Mr.. McClung, one OF the
leading stock holders. is expected TO arrive
from Louisville today when arrangements
will be made TO commence work
When the factory opens for business 1t
will give employment 20 twenty-five or
thirty hands.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

The --latest szgTe stloa e1srr- sF -
o-igin Of yellow fever coZss t-. .r.
Gzb.e-. frezoh phTEic.z1- IL les
that the clse2ze - Analogous ta e-4.
tia: IL aourislcs only uH1sr Fer,ar ..-
sifioas O. race climate sn2 te-p
AID that rs Erst csrze Is t-s
ueut q microbes IL tle iatestl- 10
has received a ccU--ls!ga frsl Us
French FgTer.-e-t 20 ~ - fll~s @--1
study tLe Giae4ze --Cl-.ez-.o IsE--s-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
MORE STOLEN GOODS FOUND.

Last evening City Marshal Mcnamara
made another find OF stolen goods. He
was up to the Burton Car Works and dis
covered lot OF gents underwear. knit
Jackets and ladies' knit hoods. He took
samples of the goods to the different
dealers N this kind Of goods in the city,
but none has as yet recognized them or
the mark upon them. They are being held
for Identification at the police station.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
MORE FINE APPLES

Within the past few days the EAGLE
has alluded several times TO the wonder
full proIifcuess of the apple in this val
ley as also to the perfection which that
fruit attains With yesterday came an
other basket and another cluster, both
from the orchard OF J. VI. Bullinger. Mr..
BIS cluster only contained seven apples
but they are large But the basket was
filed with delightful specimens Of Win
sops, Lady Fingers aud Ben Davises. Mr..
B. says he wants to get back on his farm.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Mr. Emmett Callahan stated yesterday
that he would attend q meeting or the
18th inst at Gilmore's Gardens. New York
City. It IS grand meeting FOR the Irish.
and the meeting Will be addressed by Pat
Ford The gardens viii hold fifty thou
sand people and IL will be an immense
meeting. Fifty speakers are on the pro
gram, Mr.. Callahan being one OF than
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

This = Ire az f l-av.-3 sa b14.ozss trs-s-
ac;1lz. Flac4r1a. t-c-7-rI-s al s-7z. lsI
os.s. distributed II Sser-4l..ls kazses sas z.
Tie very lstezt iall-1.-.1 - rlz4a ez1 . o---
vezie1t nssa2s . sA-e t.zss 80 - s-s-i-s s..
tas s:4tiouy alorE go -ew Lzrs- ra1
:-csed - over saaas - 80 t.ockz 4aeF
say; TAls s el1<E i - coa=v- y Ata
co-rsct tina E1N a-at Iae raeafls
savs lie z.z.aaa r4-a . hsap = sl-e.--.s.g
Te.s- =r.r
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
QUARTERS SECURED.

Mr.. Cole. of Cole & Jones writes that he
has secured quarters at the Langham hotel
at " ashington for the Wichita command
~ next October during the meeting OF the
knight Templars conclave. He sent
contract to be signed By the commandry
The Wichita commandry viii be repre-
sented by about seventy members.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
SCALPING MATCH.

1t is said that Rev. Botkin has sent Rev.
Nessley word that Oh Friday night he viii
proceed to scalp him in return for some
articles written about the aforesaid Bot
kin Ii IS further said that Rev. Nessley
Will be on hand at the scalping may pro-
ceed
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
VISITING TEACHERS

The entire corps Of teachers from Burr
ton paid Wichita a visit yesterday TO see
the city schools. The company consisted
of Prof H W. Zjrkle, principal; Miss Bell
Bally. assistant in the Burton high
school Mr.. W. y. Kelley, Of the B"
grammer department; Miss Alice Stone, Of
the intermediate department; Mrs. Emma
Osburn, of the a primary grade: and
Mrs. Modge Zirkle of the b primary.
The company We're taken in charge by
Prof. Chichester and the system and work
ing Of the schools Shown carefully and
critically. The work Of the High school,
Fourth ward. Second ward, Park, Third
ward. Lincoln and First ward schools was
shown. The Burton schools have ranked
we'll in the past, and If the progressive
spirit which has led them 70 dismiss day
aud visit the Wichita schools for points
and methods IS 8 fair index OF the work
done. it may be safely predicted that they
viii not deteriorate. Wichita seems TO be
gaming some reputation for good schools
pud advanced methods, and the city has
been visited by teachers from several of
the neighboriuE places recently 70 observe
the school work IN order TO get points.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

I-1iz-s = TIE C1f.es States las. yea
czl.ivz.szz - 80 acres CT land z-.1 rzssss.
- SIS tzslels Ct wAsst. 81, ~ b1.hels
q err. Sc, i3T b-Easls g c@.z And bar
lev. 81 60 kzxzels % ~e-~.akles AID
~ l0I re t1-s e kzv. Tacy a1so o~nat
S. So ho-ges ~. E.z!es, III .SJ7 he'd e
cattle. &0.l-i swi-~ I'D tIJ7Z73 she~p
-Cciczro rsz-zS1
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
PERSONALS
VI. Harker, Ottawa, is in the city.

VI. Harker, Ottawa, Is II the CITY
c. :. Phister, Denver, Is in the city.
John J. Tolcey, Newark, is in the city.
J.H. Heating Chicago, is at the Carey.
FIT. Luck was yesterday up from Har-
Ira Fry was yesterday up from yelling
ton.
". ]. Powell, Houston, Tex, is in the
city.
Joseph Eek, Springfield, IL, is in the
city.
CT Evans was yesterday in from Els
worth.
c. Musser was yesterday over from Fl.
Scott.
De l. Rugg was yesterday in from
Larned.
E. Barrett was yesterday up from Wei
ington.
James Heath was up from Anthony yes
Jerday.
c W. yass, Buffalo, y. Y, is here on
business.
&C. Parker, Trenton, No, is here on
business
C.N. Sterry came down from Emporia
.ast night
Caldwell.
A.E. Pinkney was yesterday down from
Kansas City.
Frank ". Durant, Monmouth, His, IS
here on business
GH Walser. Liberal, No, arrived IN
The city yesterday.
George A Smith came over from Hutch
lnson last night.
Sheriff Hays is back from a business
trip to BeaumOunt-
Mr.. Gus Race Is tax commissioner OF the
Wichita & Western.
Benton O'Cole, Washington, D. G. was
in the city yesterday.
Z. Z. Smythe. Springfield, Mo, was an
arrival in the city yesterday
Avery Turner. Of the Santa te, came up
from Mulvane last night
John Winclev. of Wyoming, Ill, ar
rived in the city last evening
Mrs. p. Il Chaplin and her son were yes
terday up from Medicine Lodge.
&c. Woodwork Is in Nevada, Missouri
called their by the illness OF his child
George II. Cheesman and Charles >.
Hodgius were yesterday down IRON 10
peka-
W Barton and wife and C. W. Man
eourr Of Terre Haute Ind, arrived n the
city last night
Miss Katie Carpenter of Kansas City. IS
visiting her cousins, the Misses Taylor -
If Ilu5 Oak street
Rev. Carl Miltuer of Steubenville, O.:
is visiting his uncle, J. B. MIItner, OF
south Laura avenue.
!. II. Lyon. western passenger agent OF
the Missouri Pacific, headquarters at Kan
sas CITY. was in the city yesterday.
John Iongmire and son Leroy and Mr.
TipDle. of Iowa, arrived in the city lass
night, and are the guests Of Officer Long
nlrt.
Charles Hanicke. of Alton. Ill. young
business man who has in the pastinvested
quite extensively IN real estate here, Is II
the city.
Harry Maxwell. the popular assistant Of
Clerk Wright Of the district court, was
Yesterday taken i'll while a the Office and
was mpeiled to 60 home
W. :. Zittel called yesterday il company
with Geor-e Doid-whC says he IS a
tenderfoot anu the boys must deal with
him gently until he catches on.
=. \. Phillips. st. Louis; Louis Friend,
New York: !. \ Bradford Kansas City;
+. w Graham. st. Joseph; l. ". Green
wood. Boston, are at the Carey.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Nessers. Cashman, Eeile and VIII
Sheppard, the remainder of the hunters
who left the Carey Saturday have re-
turned home, bringing with them q guam
tity of game. The boys all report mast
ENJOYABLE time.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
HATFIELD AT TIE GARFIELD.

The Hon. Rudolph Hatfield will speak
tonight at the Garfield hall on the political
questions most important to the laborlng
men. The meeting will be under the aus
pieces of the Young Mems club. Some time
ago Mr. Hatfield was INVITED by the club
to speak on the political issues and to-
nights meeting is the result. 1t would
seem safe to say that he will have the
pleasure Of facing a good sized crowd.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
REGISTRATION.

The city clerk reports the registration
so far about 800 when for last spring for
spring elections it was 500. Quite
number called yesterday TO attend 10 reg
istration but there are yet several nun
dred who have not yet complied with the
preliminary for voting
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

County commissioner Ale-y stated yes
terciay that the board was beng troubled
severely By Insurance. agents who were
anxious 70 get 70 insQre The nsw jail build
;nz. He said they wanted a rate some
thing Ike that OF J fire-tCap shaaty oGt-
side the fire limits. Win such enormous
figures he could not see that i vas bS-sl-
ness TO insure 3 fire-proot building TIE
building being ire-Proof these vas ht%le
demand for al insurance w2eG coming a.
i pa-alyZing rate.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
Z Y bA.IAOLOAsH.
z. FAIR. y. q, elect. Per Sec elect

Hon. Rudolph Hatfield, present repre-
sentative from this city, VIII address the
people upon the political issues OF the day
at Garfield opera house this evening az
30 p IL This meeting Will be held under
the auspices Of the Young Mems Republj-
can club Of Wichita Hr. Gatdeld IS s
torcible and eloquent speaker. and his
speech viii be especially directed 70 tie
working ner and their relations 10 he
R.ruhiinan usr-E
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
GONE TO HER KEsT.

Mrs Martha Schell, wife of William
Scheu. one Of the oldest residents Of this
city. departed this life yesterday at their
home. 207 North Lawrence street, from
which place her remains viii be buried
this morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. J. D.
Hewitt officiating AnoIhe. faithful
mother in Israel Is gone 70 her reward.
Another tired mother, full of years aud OF
service, has found rest at la>t-a full and
complete rest-beyond the curtain Of & life
in which there Is little else than labor and
pain: little else than disappointment and
sorrow. 4 rest Of brain and heart, from
whose blessed precincts her weary feet
never more shall stray rest at the end Of
q race which ends IL an eternal home.
There i 0nIy rsSt and peace
In she city - SlcCea-e
From the faill-s AID E-e Wai4iD-s Eeall &c SUI
And che wings % swim years
Beat our gently Ger ne b.e->.
Making music 20 The Slaeye--. every c1e-
There Is only peace and rest
And them Il meth best
FoT they lie Ak ease AID SnoH that lie Is done
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
FUNERAL NOTICE..

The members of Warwick Lodge Fo. a.
K of P, are hereby requested TO meet at
their hall today Thursday October %, at
! o'clock p. NJ, 10 attend to attend the
funeral OF our deceased brother, D. A.
Cushman. " II. BaIDESBAUGH,
Chancellor Commander.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
Too Old % EzrTy-

TIE Eo-s Joc--2l AXIS c=z--1zrL-E2l-;
.sghe- Is u-a- zoo cd % --zrrTF And
tee aw<rl ...ezce following It's G-s-y, Il
r-s-h- &c z--es-ed -A-t woezs ZEE 81 70
Lr-,-e- r--sS-1 !. szz-se Ct So-x-es-- LIZ "a -
=, - p --a--a-G PEzoUE S-~s-.z-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

The Shakespeare society last evening
held meeting at the law Office Of G. "
Ceilings on North Main There was quite
a good attendance OF members and the
third act OF Othello was gone over with
Mr. Oscar belong Is conductor
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

4 man supposed TO be q skillful thief,
who was working In and..around kingnan,
was yesterday morning captured by ex-
Officer Vic Haynes and Is now n the
county jail.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The y. II. c. 4. Auxiliary Bible class
viii meet with Mrs NJ B Reese, ~
North Lawrence, this afternoon az p u.
Lesson: Acts p
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

The members of the police force are
meeting with unexpected good luck in the
sale Of tickets for their ball on the lst \
large attendance and a good time Is prom
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

George Bailey was a drunk that last
night fell into the hands Of the police. He
was taken to the station and search of
his pockets brought 70 light only watch
ana & pair OF spec.aeles.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Governor Martin appointed Dr. B. D.
Mathews. of this city, a member of the
state board OF dentistry TO succeed J. \.
Young of Emporia.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Mr. Ransom Brown. an assistant city
engineer. Is off TO Buffalo, y. Y. where n
a few DAYS he viii be married, returning
in about three weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

snoth-- snail boy OF three, who is de-
cidedly irrevereut. On praying God bless
paoa, added land make HIN good boy;
Il you can't, Just wazn him uP. BABY
hood
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Mr.. n. R. Olmstead and wife, and W
p. Noble and wife, from Franklin, Yer
mont. friends of A \. Deming, are visit
ing him at the Occidental. Mr.. Demiag
showed them some OF the leading features
OF the city yesterday and they were much
surprised and well pleased at the wonder
full business establishments and crowded
hnsiuess strata
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

The ladies' English Lutheran society
meets az the residence o. Mrs WilhoIt-
"a North Pennsylvania avenue, today
All ladies interested II rhe organization ot
al English Lutheran church are cordially
invited NEs. DAISY WILEoTT.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-25

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. \. Hess, az
their pleasant residence, No. S03 South
Lawrence: entertained s number OF friends
with card party. The evening was one
Of enjoyment, made SO by the games,
music aud an excellent repast.