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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22


The Ottawa bali club Is at the Metropolis.
city.
JF. Cole, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, arrived
yesterday.
Mr.. w. II. Moore. OF Nashville. Ill, ar
rived yesterday.
i. j. Phebus, Of Topeka, was among yes
terday's arrivals.
Mr. J. J. Fegtley leaves today for the
mountains To Ire absent few days
H. 4. Lee, Of kingmsn, was ia the city
yesterday attending TO business matters
Mr. J. w Howe and wife left last even
ing for Milwaukee 10 be absent several
weeks.
Senator aud Mrs o. H. Bentley leave by
the Rock Island this morning for a short
visit 10 Republic county.
Miss Elite Smith. one Of the leading So
ciety misses of CONWAY Springs. Is paying
u visit to Miss Jessie Boyce
Mr. Frank Burke returned yesterday
from a trip Of some days 20 t1ttsburg.
Kan. lie says the Wichita boys there are
getting along nicely.
Mr.. Joseph A. Kensinger. 81 Los An
geles, Cal. and Miss Mary T. ksnAgy. 81
Wichita, were united in marriage ysst~T-
day by Rev. T. A. Hoyt At 1913 North
Market street.
Rev. l. w Read and wife started on
their vacation trap Wednesday morning.
They will visit Rock Island and ether
places in Illinois aud return 20 Wichita IN
about three weeks.
Mr.. ". l. Cowden. editor of the Ashland
| journal en- route home from a two weeks
visit 70 his parents ia Missouri. stopped
for the day IN the city yesterday and IN the
afternoon paid the EAGLE visit
f. ". Cop-lln. - Louis. e. II. Murry.
/ Kansas CITY, I. T. Archer, Hutchinson. J.
& PhsAu. HutchIson. g. IL. Dinsmore.
Emporia: H. A Heath, Topeka, LOUIS
/ WaehteI. 81 Louis; H. GrOuds, Kansas
/ City. X o Boyd, Denver, q. J. GaTvln
| aud wife, Arkansas City, r. Plsrsmsyer.
| Jefferson City, Mo; w. q DalimeJsr.
I Jefferson City, 80 Z. i Jenuings. To-
/ ycka. Ottawa T. Il. C.. Ottawa. kaa-, ars
( At the Metr0p0.e.
George r. C0utls. &. J. boulas and wife.
| -. Joseph. Charles r. Lennon. Aichispn;
/ II. l.. Bad Nin, L. =. Geological survey
/ G. Short Norwich. Frank X. Robinson,
/ Winfield. John 81. Harper, Robert hsrper.
Z Illinois. Gus DIsst%iborst. jos. CCpu0F. l..
I T. smith, 6 " Green. J.. = Mckinney
and wife. kausas City. g. v. kmbTy.
E Louisville. J. 81 Ashley and wife, Carroll.
( Ind + Cody. Martin Collins. John - hit
tsker, " & Melville, r a Thowpson.
/ - Louis, J J Mcdonald. J. s,s.iscsterzer.
I Chicago, l. Wsilhouss AtIants. Ia I Z.
H@dgsr and vifs, Georzstowa, NJ W.
Henry Moore. Nashville u \ Nltirg.
[ MilEauEes. +. Wei. Cinc.bnztl. v. "
+ D.idins, Fort scott. are n The Carey
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
SHE WANTS Els MONEY.

In the probate court there Is at present q
case which is attracting some attention.
Some weeks ago Henry Ogburn Was ad-
united to the s. Francis hospital. He
was suffering from the breaking OF both
legs. He was the husband Of the old
fortune teller on North Market and it !
claimed that while the legs were being set
she broke them the second time She was
arrested and confined in the county jail,
and il was during her confinement there
that the hospital authorities took charge
OF the old gentleman. st his death which
occurred q few days ago 1t was found
that he had secreted III his clothing
about Sos. He was buried by the
county but the Sisters Of the hospital
entered bill for attendance. The property
was taken in charge By the probate
court and John G. Davis was appointed
administrator. The old lady now claims
that the money belonged 70 her and 10 re-
cover i she will she the administrator.
The sisters took the deceased il as char
ity patient and il was upon their recon-
meudation that the administrator was sp-
pointed. The bill presented by them was
considered IS very moderate and had the
money not been found 10 bill would have
been presented Daring the time he was
a patient of the hospital he was waited CO
by the sisters in faithful way and n
order 70 take care OF really charitable pa
,ients, they insist that they ought TO re-
cstva what thew claim in this ezsa
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
HOTEL ROBBERY.

Mr. II. F Coleman, of Toledo, O., d well
known travelling man, came up from Con-
way Springs yesterday morning, and re-
ports having been done up for about $50 in
cash and gold watch. Burglars visited
the hotel the night before at Conway and
unlocked the door of his room in the man
ner common on such occasions, and pro-
ceeded to take whatever they could find of
value They also visited several other
rooms with fair success, not emitting the
proprietor.
Some days ago gang of burglars were
reported in the city by the police, and it is
supposed a squad was sent down to Con-
way on duty, provided that town is not
supplied with local talent in that line.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
TRADE ALL RIGHT.
Prospects Never Better According to Mr. John
Whitsaker-Mr. Martin Collins, . Leaf
ing St Louisian on Wichita and
Southwestern EauSls

Mr.. John Whitaker, the St. Louis
packer, who has large packing establish
ment in this city, arrived yesterday &C
companied by his intimate friend and
leading St. Lousian, Mr.. Martin Collins
Concerning the business situation Mr.
Whitaker said he was certainly satisfied
with the outlook. Kansas, IN his estima-
ton, had the finest corn ever known and
corn made hogs. The fall would bring a
good run of hogs while at present it is be-
tween seasons and trade better than ex-
pected. As prominent feature in esti-
mating the fall trade he referred to the
fact that there is an enormous cotton crop.
That would be commenced to be felt by
the middle of next month, and the money
sent in the south by that would call for
packing house products in that section.
The demand for exports he thought
would undoubtedly be good and
the prospects for lively business most en-
couraging. In St. Louis he reports lively
early trade.
He observed that the farmers are hold
ing back their wheat and said they were
doing the proper thing. He thought 1t
would be good expenditure for the farm
ers to put up cribs for their corn and hold
it for better prices and for once beat the
gamblers on Change. Such a policy
would bring to the farmers hundreds Of
thousands of dollars more money.
Mr.. Martin Collins, one of the leading
business men of st, Louis, said he had not
been in the city for nine years and was per-
fectly delighted you have a bright
future if YOU don't OyerdO it."
But the farmers have already overdone
it raising corn" interrupted Mr. Whit
taker, when Mr. Collins replied: Il don't
mean that kind Of excess" Continuing
Mr. Collins said: Southern Kansas has
ALWAYS been recognized as one OF the finest
agricultural sections in the world. Es-
pecially take this Arkansas valley, it is a
remarkable country. And your city of
Wichita has many bright fellows. They
are talked about down in St. Louis. They
are just such men as lead on the work
of building great city. No grass grows
under their feet when they get after a
thing"
Mr.. Collins leaves for home this morn
ing and Mr.. Whitaker Will remain some
days attending to business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Dencie VI. Stevens was very pleas
antly surprised at her home. 1912 South
Emporia avenue. last evening by a party
of her intimate friends, the surprise being
given in honor of her birthday. OF these
who took part in the festivities are the fol-
lowing: Misses Mable Loosen. Lena
Schultz. Alma, Sara and Minnie Cramer,
Flora and Cora Trent, Mable Stevens and
Rosa Yazel, and Messrs. Samuel Bolts,
Grant Charles, Earnest Cramer, Will Q.
Gabriel, John Tucker, Charlie Yszel, Vic
tor Stevens and Arthur Nullet After en-
gaging in lawn games until twilight
closed all retired TO the house and INDUCED
in an elegant fruit lunch, which was fox
lowed by music. song, story, repartee and
all that goes 70 make life a pleasant pas
time, until Father Time in his haste
pointed to the wee sma' hours OF morning.
The presents were numerous aud all left
with happy hearts and wishes 10 the
young hostess of many annual repesitions
Of the occasion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
GETTING DOWN TO WORK.

Wichita Light infantry met at Weiner
building, $40 East Douglas avenue, last
evening Were drilled some by Captain
Osborne. Decided to meet once week
every Tuesday night. Most all the en-
listed men present. Colonel Woodcock
present and swore in several new men.
Some permanent place for drill will be de-
termined upon next Tuesday until new
armory is built. Work will begin on new
armory next Wednesday and prosecuted
as rapidly as possible until completed.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
FXCURSLOSISTS,

Quite a number of excursionists arrived
yesterday The first arrived over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Last evenings Santa Fe
brought in about thirty The Rock Island
sent special train out from Kansas City
leaving at 1875 yesterday and reached
Wichita at $50 last evening. About
three coaches were crowded with people
holding tickets for Wichita. They were
looking around the city last evening.
Many of them have friends here who had
found them and were telling them some
thing of Wichita. Most of them seemed
to be from Illinois, and were remarklng
about the Kansas corn.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
ARRANGING FOR CLOSER TRADE RELA-
TONS

TONS
From the Pos; Difpatch, 18th.
This morning NJ. w. Levy, 4. w. Oliver,
y. f. Neiderlander and w. A. Thomos, all
of Wichita, Kan, arrived in the city and
registered at the Southern. These gentle
men are connected with the city govern
ment and the board of trade of Wichita,
and their visit has for its object the in
crease of business between st. Louis and
the points in southern Kansas tributary TO
Wichita. When the growth Of Wichita
first began Kansas City was the point OF
supply and st. Louis obtained little of the
trade. The remarkable increase in the
business of the southern Kansas metropo-
lis has given rise to demand for better
facilities for business, and the above men
toned gentlemen were deputed to confer
with St. Louis merchants in reference TO
the best means to be adopted to secure
closer trade relations. They were in
conference with number
Of the leading merchants and
grain dealers and visited the
merchants exchange. This is the second
visit of the delegation, and il was learned
that number of most satisfactory con-
tracts had been made by them and that in
all probability the business men Of Wich-
tia and that neighborhood would IN the
future draw the greater part Of their sup
plies from this city.
These gentlemen also stated to the off,
GERS of the general committee that the am
bition of St. Louis to obtain tn. World 8
fair would be seconded by the citizens Of
Wichita in the strongest possible manner.
The delegation was officially authorized TO
speak for Wichita, which stood ready to
give not only every aid in their power in
congress. but also 70 contribute literally
in money. The gentlemen composing the
delegation gave the strongest assurances
that Southern Kansas was in the move
ment ia favor OF st. Louis heart and soul
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
HOUSES DAMAGED.

The residence Of ex-senator John Kelly
in Wichita township was struck by light
ming Tuesday morning aud damaged con-
siderably. Mr.. Kelly was going home and
within short distance when the crack
came and he heard lumber smashing. He
looked in every direction but could see no
signs of damage until reaching home.
Mrs. Kelly was the only one IN the house
at the time aud was considerably shocked
for moment When Mr.. Kelly arrived
he found four doors torn loose from the
hinges aud some Of the roof and weather
boarding removed.
Three other houses in the vicinity were
visited by lightning, resulting in Sigh,
damAces No one was iuiursd
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
mot MICH. -

Councilman Wright puts it that the
West Side people want the city council to
hurry up little and change the hose house
to the corner of Texas avenue and Seneca
street as contemplated. They also want
the ordinance requiring the Wichita &
Western to lower its grade TO be signed
and the grade lowered accordingly. He
seems to think his constituents do not
want much. but that much" bad and are
in earnest about it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Colonel Murdoch. Mrs. Murdoch and lit
tie NJ VI. returned home yesterday from
their months outing in the mountains
and canyons Of Colorado feeling greatly
benefited by the trip and vacation. The
announcement OF our chiefs return, how
ever. IS hardly necessary, as his presence
will be readily discernable Ia these col
umns after today
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Namara charged with being an all round
crook He WAS discharged.
Sergeant Woods last evening brought IN
James Michael Sweeny charged with Va
grancy.
H. fitzpatrick. bad drunk now
languishes in the ice chest"
Thomas Laws and Ed Englam. two boys
charged with petit larcency were brought
before the judge yesterday evening aud
after listening 10 a lecture they were dis
charged.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
TO MILwAt kFE-

The ticket agents were hustling yester-
CAY 10 sell tickets TO Milwaukee and were
succeeding fairly well Most Of those &C
cepting the reduced rates to that point viii
leave Sunday morning. Among those who
have decided 70 90 are Colonel u. Stewart,
John HendryI, A. II. Merrill and wife,
Prof. T. G. Fitch aud wife, 7. G. Humble
and wife, Mrs Charles Slough aad Mr. H
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
1ODAY,s GAME

The second game between the Ottawa
and Wichita teams takes place this after
noon. The visitors will have several new
players in their team and they feel con-
fident of winning this game. The home
boys will also show new talent and viii Do
all in their power to take the second game
also. Turn out aud help the boys. Game
called at 4 D m
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
WICHITA.
OTTAWA,

Earned runs-wichits O,iaus2. Two base hits
--Phelan 2, Jep Davis Sacrifice hits-SendenhAii.
HockensnIth Pope Z, Co1slin i. stolen bases -
Wichitas - OttawAse Double plsys-yohn Da-
Wis aione Base on ball--O1 Pbeizn Z OF White l.
81 ~ arenseiler J. Struck out-By Phelsn = By
" Lite > by wsgenselisr / Wild pitches-Ws gen
seller / Passed ball.-ConklIn l. Barnett 8. Irst
bAs. on errors-Wichits OttAvas. Le!t on bases
Wichita 2 Ottawa 7, Hit By pitched bai!-ConZ-
ling Jep DAVIS Me8deahal Time, ~.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
A THING OF BEACTY.

The night blooming cereus g. the resi-
denee Of Col II. l. Taylor opened enc q
It's lovely buds Lass night. We hear tAis
is the only specimen o. the kind In the
city. The Francis willard ''Y'' viii take
the plant in charge and on Friday night
when the remaining white buds are n
bloom viii give the many lovers OK p.an.s
in cur city an opportunity Q. seeing this
exquisite foral curiosity and !ahaling "a
delicious perfume The young ladies VII
make their arrsnSsEne knoEr 70 Tie
public II tie next !.sue q the EAGLE
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Judge Corner and Hon. Frank Davis. Of
McCounelisviIle. Ohio, ara expected - ar
rive today. They have many frieads and
scquaintances "a the city WHO will be glad
70 meet them and show them y icAitA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. II. L Goodrow leaves Ia few days
to accept position with Chicago whole
sale house. His many friends viii be
quite sorry 10 see him leave, bat tie says lie
will be back 70 Wichita IN due time.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. Fred +. Schwabs returned yesterday
from visit of two weeks at Muscatine,
Iowa, with relatives lie was member of
several jolly fishing parties and once again
joined excursions Oh the Mississippi. lie
seems to think there is no doubt about it
that lie had very pleasant trip.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Dr. Fotdyce, of Fordyce & Van Mugs,
returned yesterday from a visit of some
weeks to indianapolis and Greencastle
lie says that hundreds of Indiana people
are going to visit Wichita this fall and the
harvest excursions will be starter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Capt ". Peters, Of North Waco avenue,
is receiving the attention OF his friends
now-s-davs. The recent arrival OF son
at his home seems to have demanded the
extra attention given him
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
LAST NIGHTS LECTURE.

Prof. Dinsmore, of the State Normal
school gave one of his interesting lectures
to the teachers of Sedgwick county last
night at the Christian church. The sub
iect of his lecture was the use of simple
experiments in the, school room. His
numerous illustrations were most excel
lent and their beauty consisted Of the
simplicity and cheapness of his apparatus.
According to Prof. Dinsmore there is no
excuse for teacher to neglect the the sub
iect of philosophy when everything about
him and his pupils seems to be calling to
him to be used He would give natural
history lessons to the primary grades,
teaching the names and kinds Of flowers,
stones. etc Among the experiments and
simple apparatus was a tantalus siphon.
made from an old whisky bottle ard
bent glass tube, an alr-fouutain
made from an ink bottle and a straight
glass tube, an electric battery made out of
table glass. a little water and sulphuric
acid, in which were placed piece Of car
bon and shoe buttoner. besides numer-
Gus other little things OF interest. The
lecture was very instructive and enter
tanning throughout. and the professor
closed with An appeal to all the teachers
TO make more use of common things, and
thus create in the minds of the young q
desire and inclination 70 search for them
selves into the beauties and mysteries Of
nature.
II Prot. Dinsmore ever returns to Wich-
tia we can assure him large and appre-
ciative sudienc
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

The knights Templsr picnic Thursday
afternoon at Riverside promises 20 be a
very pleasant affair. The hour for meet
ing is 2 p. ~, and the Riverside line viii
give extra service for the occasion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Hiss Anna Robinson, who was seriously
injured a few days ago in a run away on
Waco avenue, was reported yesterday i'm
proving SLOWLY.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Miss Whately, one of Cincinnati's well
known vocalists, arrived in the city last
evening, the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Charles f. Scott, of 4OI East Douglas ave-
nue.. The latter lady is improving very
slowly from a severe ankle sprain received
some time ago.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr. Fegtly yesterday received a letter
from Prof. r. w. Stevenson, of Columbus,
Ohio, stating that he would probably
reach Wichita about Friday next. He
comes prepared to commence work get
ting ready for the school year near at
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

ArTKrriov. EglGHss of YTTEiA2
Menbers = the Iali9rfa Esnx viii
meet AZ Lodge rooms tOf. ssst ~ - Bssi-
p.ss ia r~xar1 - uniforms whleA must -
st.1c,as4 % = s. uOTcUK1A
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. F. L. Marshall, representing the St
Louis Post-Dispatch, is in the city in the
interest of that wide-awake journal. He
made visit to the EAGLE establishment
yestor lay afternoon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Rev. S. W. Richards has resigned the
pastoral charge of the Emporia avenue NJ.
E. church, resignation to take effect Sep
TENDER /, 1889. He expects 20 return to
the Columbia River conference, Washing
ton territory. week after next.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. Ed. Phillips is wearing n watch of
late something beyond the ordinary. On
She dial are the emblems of the Bend de-
gree of Masonry, and the Mystic Shrine.
1t is a new departure of an enterprising
watch company and more viii be GA hand
in dine time
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

The invitation kindly extended to the
Southwestern Business college by the
teachers institute has been accepted and
the students Of the former VIII join the
members of the latter in picnic at David
sons park this afternoon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

The EAGLES press" matinee takes
place today at . p. m, at which time
visitors are invited TO call and see the per
fecting press run.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. II. Heddeman, contractor for the
Santa Fe passenger depot building, who
went to Las Veges few days ago to par-
chase some building material, is expected
20 return tomorrow.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. J. K. Sawyer wired a friend yester-
day morning from Pueblo that he would
reach Wichita this morning He is cut
ting his mountain trip short owing to
business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Tns oouosrt 81 Bar,og CAF Wofks an
nounosd for last sTsa!ng hss beeu rssst-
rouei ca accouat q The FalH ugll TasA-
GAY evening. August =.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

w c. Green s. Co was awarded the
contract for putting in foundation for Il
hotel to be erected at Dallas, Texas, the
contract price being $1,000.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Only 10c for 100 old papers, suitable for
packing, putting under carpets, etc. For
sale at tb IS office.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr.. Frank Dunkin was reported yester-
day improved very much. He has been
confined to his room over two weeks with
typhoid fever.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

The Bandera sandstone sidewalk is be-
ing put in position on the south side of
Douglas avenue, from Main street west 100
feet The same kind of walk is being put
down in front of one Of the Zimmerly
buildings on the north side Of also on the
west side Of Topeka from First to Second.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mr. Geo w Bristow, Of the Lombard
Mortgage company, yesterday received a
letter from his brother, u. II. Bristow.
who IS in the governors Office in Iowa.
stating he had received word of his ap-
puintment as appointment clerk in the
postoffice at Washington. 1t is thought
the Iowa Bristow viii not hesitate 10 take
in the s., 500 annually and some perquisites
offpre1
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

There was considerable talk about the
meeting among the business men yester-
day. 1t seemed to be the general idea that
it would be something OF a meeting
in which all would rejoice and feel exceed
ingly glad. The outlook. as expressed by
all who were heard refer to it, was never
brighter in the history of the city. Mr..
Arthur Allen put il that he had been IN
Wichita eighteen years, helped to pus up
the fourth house in the town and in the
many periods of rapid and slow growth he
never saw brighter outlook and better
prospects, without suspicion of doubt
than at present. AS a result he had more
faith in the city than ever before which
meant q good deal.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
THE COTRTs
PEGEATf CO-ET.

Inventory and ap2rsiseTnsnt Of estate Of
Il &. Jones. deceased fled.
First settlement q execute. O; Isst viii
a DAVID Bean deceased FLED.
Receiver appointed in case O. Harris
70. Col!ett, IN district court. II l. Cor
don appointed receiver upoa his las: bad
being fled
Lanacy pr~oeps in case q James Nc
CURE. sdjodged insane, recei pied by 2 D.
Eastman. superintendent; q The insane
asylum. Topeka
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

Mss Dole Sayer. Of Iafays.t.. lad az
rived last evening 20 visit her former school
mate Miss IrIn. as
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22

All notices for entertainments OF any kind in
which an adniftsnce fee is required will be charge
at the rate OF five cents per line per day and must
be classified and VIII not be run as pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City. Mo- al The book store OF Gllck, y East pun
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-22
ghe itia Tally gaele ghrsdau gerius august e. ls'
THE CITIZENS MEETING.

The committee in charge Of the citizens
meeting to be held at Garfield hall on
Friday evening met yesterdayand arrang-
ed an attractive program. Good speakers
will discuss matters of vital Importance to
every citizen of Wichita. Music will be
furnished by the Board of Trade band. No
subscription will be taken for any purpose.
Every man who is interested in the growth
eff the city is expected to attend
w. D. MCCORMICK,