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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
.rrsrzrr cn,MANpERY TO PlRLDE.

Palestine Commandcry will 90 to Washington on
Monday. october = to attend the Grand Encampment
of the Knight Tcmplars Of tho United States. y
I,,,e number Of the Sir knights OF Palestine VIII be
IN attendance and applications are daily received from
otor Sir KNIGHTS that are DESTROYS Of accompanying
1.a nncrinar,. They will be accompanied by tho
,ales ~ thclr families and arrival IN Washington.
,Si he escorted to their headquarters al thr Ebhitt
W. bv Ueuot Command ny, so. /, OF Washington
nou5tos G,and Tcmplar parade over 30 oOO knights
nm uaftlclUate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
,pprsrrp FOE sw1yDLIyG yvBNrORs.

san Francisco. Sept. Three men who have oeea
engaged IA swindling Inventors all over inc Cn'"u
states were arrested IN this city last night on VAR
- iss,,d b, Judge Hoffman based on indictments
found by the United states Grand Jury. They sro
samuel sanborn, attorney-arlaw his oso"o',
Clarence sanbom, architect and patent asehl, anu
Edward L. Aiacn VINO claim d a. De ual'y I4n.
snd Occidental palent aeeucies. IhS are alNeea
"a have received largo amounts OF money thioasn
false represent RuOns. Each %! inc e"i'' NC" "N'A
art,.,ted put up 5000 cash bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
,.,u, pp,wrye COMPANY IN yEw.YoRK.

Amany. sept Tho Emerald and Phoenix Brew'
49,. C,,nnany OF New-York City. formed boy T. c. Ly-
,,an - Iantz, T. q. Goddard, l.. T.. Rossiter and
q II Taylor, for the manufacture OF beer. ale ahd
other malt liquors. fled articles OF Incorporation WIN
the SECRETARY Of state to-day The capital sloo'oOV.
ono of the trustees OF the concern Is Russell lisnly
N',rn of York England. Part OF tho business on W
company VIII be conducted IT Newark. \. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
THE FUyERAL or WALTER DORSEY LYON.

THE FUNERIL OF NILTEH DUhNbf LlUN.
Tho funeral Of Walter Dorsey Lyon who died al
Roosevelt Hospital Thursday, OF BrghPs disease,
took place at Calvary Episcopal Church, at Twenty
arstst and Fourh-ave., yesterday. The Rev. W
II. Lewis ohicistod At the services were the mother
and brother Of Mr.. Lyon. and among the others
,,os.ut ,rcr, Frashis Wiman Mr. Valentine and leon
ard Kerr. Tho burial at MOodlawn. Mr.; Lyon
was the paymaser OF the Belt Limo surface rOad. ue
was born IN baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

20 cases manufacturer samples consisting OF Bhhkf
&C., OF RICH COIORED BOHEMIAN GLASS az uN w
x large lot Of RICHLY DEIORAIEn ENULiSh
at PRICE Of ORDINARY WHITE WAKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
SHa. " {. X

1000 dozen DINNER KNIVES, NICKEL SIT
TRTi lie PLATE, s297, worth So and Mhe WI. 9r 81
900 dozen SOLID STEEL KNIVES, WAkkANIhD
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04

TreiI r',Y-e. - teru. Ind
u Thos Axworthy. treasurer. % Cleveland. O..
q liter IA S5o0.000
q. D..-..Si Hand. Of Connecticut. gave 81 loo
for the education Of the colorod people In the
for,ner slave states
30 Lori H.lc-ville given his passports.
a. ier Haytian Republic seized by the Hay.
14ns
!. Serious trouble with oyster dredgers on Ches
GIc4ke hay
4 s..;teen killed by mine explosion at Cooks
ELn, Pa
oas hundred killed by mine explosion at Pitts.
burg, Kan
Thirtysevcn killed by firs In Rochester. N. Y.
10 Marriage OF Joseph Chamberlain and Miss En-
dicott
Fail ire OF the bank OF Durh.-r, N. c. Liabill.
III" $4,000 involving other failures aggrc-
eating Sl,000.O00
IL Perry Belmont appointed minister TO Spain.
~ A. II Colquitt reelected United States senator
from Georgia.
% General Master Workman Powderiy OF the
HI ATS OF Labor reelected.
J L. Dedcll, mortgage torger In New York. sen
te3r"l TO twenty five years and four months
I'm risonment
~ %. u Terrible storm on the Atlantic coast
"a Fisk will case decided against Cornell univer-
sity
Jacksonville reports clean bill OF health.
10 Calumet and IIecla copper mines fred by In
cendaries
Treasurer Chas O. winchell. OF Sphinx county.
Dakota, defauted In $4,000
DECEMBER.
Frank II Bates, employed by Old Hutch. do
fauted in $4,000
Wholesale arrests Of Whra Cappers In Crav-
ford county. Ind
q Mob attacked the jail 1T Birmingham, Ala,
and attempt to lynch q murderer named
Hax Tl.ao oh. llr.~
nine AMI wounding thirty
10 White Cap outrages becoming prevalent In
many parts OF the country
Rear Admiral Luce ordered to proceed with two
war ships to Hayti and demand the release OF
the steamer Haytan Republic Sailed the
i2th
IL Fifteen burned to death at a fire st Noumuns.
ter. Prussia
II. Beginning Of trouble between whites and ne
groes in Mississippi
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04

aHyTgMnEl
Z An snti-Chiness immigration blil passsd -
the house vr~Ft y
. Tho Chinese sxciusiop bin paaed.
O The Capadian rctaiiatiop bill pased b. a.
house. only TIRES negative votes being CO
- Resolution TO appropriate $4,000 20 Gsanlo
against the spread Of yellow fever passsd -
both houses faT
~ Joint resolution TO provide for an interustiDaR
commission TO settle Mexican boundary QulD.
lions passed by the house
ocrosER
J. message from the president with bis siUnr
nature OF the Chinese exclusion blu
Substitute for the house tariff bill reporasd&
the senate
10 Bill TO pay TO the widow OF Chief Juf1D
Waite his salary for the remainder Of thsyeGf
passed by the senate
TO- Both houses adjourned sine die
DECEMBER.
q Last session OF Fiftieth congress opened r
message from President Cleveland tsanDF
mitted
Consideration OF the substitute for tho hon
tariff bill reopcned In the senate. --
"a Congressman Butterworth introduced . -
providing for the annexation OF CaaadA 10 ~
United States 4ft.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04
AS Trs WORLD WAGS.


L Bark Alfred T. Snow wrecked or Irish COAT; %
lost.
G. English steamer Maude foundsred IN Black
sea; IL lost.
10. Thirteen killed at Haverhill bridge over the
Merimac on Boston and Maine railroad.
IL. Blizzard In the northwest. Immense damage
done; many frozen to death.
IL. T. C. walthsll reelected senator from Misss-
sippL
10. Norwegian bark Frcidas sunk IN collision with
British steamer Toronto Of, Ireland; 10
drowned.
Court CLERK IIion, Of Birmingham, Ala, de
faulted In $4,000.
10. Hatfield Mccoy row.
"a. Fourteen burned to death at Tower, MINI.
q Charles OBricn. cashier. and Elmer K. Morse.
bookkeeper. Albany First National bank, de-
fauited 10 $4,000
~. Colley explosion at Wellington, Il. c.: %
killed
y. United States Senator Wilson. OF Iowa, re-
elected
IS, 20 Great storm on tie Atlantic coast.
". Deficit OF $500 alleged in tho accounts Of
the late government Of Manitoba.
rxBRrAny
I. Twenty-Five drowned in wreck OF the British
bark Absacom near mouth OF tho Columbia
river.
9. White Cap outbreak in Indiana
z. Failure Of tho Metropolitan National bank,
Cincinnati, President Means. Cashier Harper
and others arrested.
4. Murder ~ Amos J. Smell. Chicago. Crsscott
case).
Henry Reece, cashier Continental hotel, Phils.
delphia defsulter in 100000
n. James Albert won six.day go-as-you-plesse
walking match in New York, breaking worlds
record.
II. Two American ships ordered 10 Tangiers.
Morocco TO settle row between tho sultan
and tbs United States consul.
20 Tornado at Nj Varpou lila Qf killed
q. Twspty.fve killed By explosion Of boiler OF
steamer N the Unltsd StaSss Of ColombiA,
r. Macksy and v1cod quarrel over iesses Ia wheat
and Dissolve psrtoerehip.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04

ArcpAr
o LAZY notified the powers thar she had taken
posscssion Of Aassowah and surrounding dis
Riots between French strikers ard police ct
Amliens and Paris
n Parnell took steps 70 sue Tho LondoI. Times
for libel Ia Scotland
~ Strike among glass vuHsers In Lyons. France.
of Germany. and was succeeded by the Count
Won Wadersee
II Two thousand cotton mill carders nc Black
burn. England. on strike
Steel works at Iandaur. Wales. shut down.
Thousands OF men out Of work.
10 Revolution reported in Hayu President Salo
mon left the island
10 Boulanger riots at Ameps and Abbeville.
France
Emperor William at 0 banquet at Franklin-on-
Oder. said ". 900. 900 Germans would die rather
than give up Aksace- Lorraine
u Close ~ the Paris strike
70 Honors conferred on all tho British members
of the hSheriss commission, excepting Joseph
Chamberlain
l. Diary Of the iato Emperor Frederick OF Cor
many published
4 Gladstone missed at Wrexlsam, Wales
H. News received OF the n,urdS Of Maj Barttelot,
leader OF the Stanley relief expedition.
% Publication OF further extracts from Emperor
Fredericks diary forbidden by the German
government
q. Samoans rebeled against King Tamassee, do
fea:ed his army and declared Matalfa king.
OCTOBER
Is. DR. Msckenzies book ordered seized by the
German government
q Great excitement in wurtemburg over alleged
control Of the king by Hendry and Woodcock.
American favorites
~ The marriage Of King Milan and Queen Ma
thalie dissolved In pastoral Of the Servian
metropolitan
- Accident TO the cars train The car and his
family narrowly escaped death
NOVEMBER
n Rioting In Madrid Premier Canovas mobbod.
a. Prado the murderer Of Marie Agaetan. con
victed and sentenced 70 death In Paris
10 Empress Frederick arrived In England
V. Arrest Of Or Tumblety an American In Lou
don, suspected Of being tho Whitechapsi mur-
derer
I. The jubilee of Emperor Francis Joseph cole,
drafted In Austria. and by Hungarians an, Bo-
iemians throughout the United States and
Canada
10. A new Spanish cabinet formed
H. Tho French chamber Of deputies adopted the
extraordinary budgets for iSS0. tho estimates
being Gxed at lsS, 6O0. 600 francs
ID The German reichstag passed the resolution
for the suppression Of the East African slave
trade.
n. Ciemenceau. the French statesman. In
jured in duel with ~ Maurel
Adyices received from Cairo that Stanley and
srnin Pasha sro the prisoners Of tbs Mahfi,
who demands the release Of Suakim by the
British a. their ransom
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04
A YEARS. RECORD.
Feace and Prosperity Together
Rule the World.
AN AVERAGE TwELvEM0NTH.

isSs Did Ma, firing Any Great War Upon
the Earth. and. Though There We're
Crimes, disasters and Commissions or
Nature. and tho Hand Of DEATH a.s
Not Been Idle. Mankind's Progress Cen
orally fins s-en Onward and Upward.
The year iSSs has been comparatively un-
sventful. and yet an era OF continuous
progress and almost unbroken prosper Y
hrough ut the world True, there have
oeen local troubles here and there An inter-
national dispute in Samoa, all lmbroSlio in
Hayti. quarrels In eastern Europe and small
wars IN Asia, raids by American Indians and
instructions among West India nes vpes
True, also, there have been more impol2ant
disputes in more highly organized societies;
cabinet crises in France and Spain, change
OF rulers in Germany and a continuation of
tho long and wearying contest in ireland.
but all have got through the year with less
Wuuble than any expected at its beginning.
Or calainites caused by great natural
forces there have been comparatively few;
the greatest were the floods and earthquakes
in China, which caused the death OF at least
hundreds of Thousands Of persons and
oducou Ten times aS many 20 extreme
poverty and suffering. In Japan occurred q
most astonishing phenomenon lake on q
mountain broke through into volcano, the
whole upper half of the mountain was blown
into the air by tho steam thus created, and
in its fall buried number OF small villages
and several hundred persons. In the United
States there were terrible snow storms early
in the year, causing great loss of life; and in
the gulf states the yellow fever caused some
loss of life late in the season But taking the
year AZ n whole there has been unusual -sx-
emptiou; there has been no blight upos the
grain, no murrain upon the cattle; no general
pestilence has nywhere fallen upon mankind,
and tho civilized nations have had no wara
In tho line Of inventions and public inn
provements the year has been good one.
In every part Of the civilized world railroads
and telegraphs have extended, all the indus
Trial arts have dourished, and tho finer hu-
inanities have developed unchecked. In
short. the year 1888 must rank in hi DRY az
one of those in which mankind are fairly
happy because they are not making exciting
history
Following will be found q carefully COM
piled AMI classified record Of the more i'm
portant events of 1888. or course it has been
found impossible in the space available to in
elude everything worthy of note, but it is
believed that the true relative values OF the
years dongs and happenings has been OBJ
served with tolerable accuracy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04
THE FINGER OF DEATH.

JANUARY.
=. Gen Isaac r. Trin'bIe. at BatirlcNe. Born
Joel Parker. ex-governor Of New Jersey. Born
& Gen Edmund r. Alexander. at Washington.
Born 1919
.. Professor Bonamy Price. Born 1908.
Gen. Washington Seawell. at San Francisco.
Born 1903
IL Gen Adm. e. Underwood at Boston. Born
Is. George Walker ex.United States consul gen.
eral at Paris, In Washington. Born 1925.
81. Walter NJ Gibson. OK premier Of the Sandwich
Islands, ct San Francisco Born 1924
Eliza Balou Garfield mother of President
Garfield. at Mentor. o Born 1902.
"a. Frederick c. Brightly. at Philadelphia Born
1912
IS. Rear Admiral Clark II. Wells. at washingtoo.
Born 1929
90. Professor ASA Gray. az Cambridge. Mass.
Born 1911
yEBRUARY.
!. Henry Straus. colored, ut Monroe. SUSSEX
county, N. J. Aged LOG.
:. Mrs. Mary Hewitt. at Rome. Italy. Born 1904
10. Archbishop Baptiste Lamy In Santa Fe. New
Mexico Porn 1914.
Is. D. R. Locke petroleum V. Nasby). at Toledo.
O. Born 1884.
Il. A. S. Barnes, in New York Born 1877.
81. George IL Corliss. in Providence II. l. Born
1918.
e. W. W. Corcorau. ct Washington. d. G. Born
IDS.
MARCH.
8. Sir Ashley Cooper Key. Born 1891.
4. Amos Bronson Aicott, In Boston. Born 1900.
.. Mrs Proctor, widow OF Barry Cornwall Born
1900
0. Louisa Nay Alcott. In Boston Born 1888.
{. q. g. Memminger, secretary OF tho Confeder-
alto treasury In Charleston, s. c. Born 1903.
8. Cen y. H. Strother lPorte Crayon), In Charles
ton, W. Va. Born 1915
William i-fredsricS william Ludwig Won Ho-
henzollern, emh~eSs - Germany and king OF
Prussia. Born i7y
II. Henry Bergh. In New YORK. Born iS5.
10. Senator Lasaro Hippoyte Carnot, In Paris
EorD 1901
10. Horace tairosnHs ex-governor Oh vermont
Born 1870
". John T. King, ex-senator OF the United
States II Atlanta ga. Born i'ss:
20. morrison H. "aite' cnie! Jusuce on tne oniteo
States supreme c"sxe IN washington Born
1910.
~ john l. Holman, ex-governor OK new YORK.
In Wiesoaden born ls@.
commodore RooerC ID. H"chcocH' III NOW
YORK. born ioo.
~. Ex'Lentenant Governor Dorsheimer, eoitor OF
The New YORK star, nj savannah Born iosS
-. fen& W. v. Dsr'eS' A<"se' neNf SiAy"ons.
Del Born lSoI
Scyyia haTsnas"' su'tAn "i AAnnosr. DOTH
1885.
~. Cardinal pommaso Ma1'neiii IN Rome. Born
1877.
~ r,.p.,. A,",,. ,o.. po.,, coz
1sa rTI- p.-,.t~. - u..,i.s.,ss
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04
THE WHITEcHAPeL MURDERS.

April 8-Body Of Emma Elizabeth Smith fognA
Aug. 7--Eody OF Martha Turner found
Aug. 3I-Body OF Mary Ann Nichols found.
Sept 7--IIody Of Anna Sievcy found.
Sept 2l--Body Of unknown woman found -
Cateshcsd, In north England; bad been dead souhD
days; mutilated like those In whitechapel and 60
OF same class "A,
Sept 2e--Just before midnight body OF Ehzabeah
Stride found, still warm aud bleeding
Sept so.-Just after midnight, and but few.
minutes after preceding fnd tho body Of CakAS
crime Eddowcs was found, evidently dead ssuIH
hours Both killed on the 10th.
Ocs. a-Corpsc Of unknown woman, mutiiate4
ana decomposed. found on Thames embankmsnn.
Nov. e-Body Of Mary Ann Kelley found IN ha.
oNS room tn lew tenement hoNs OUT to pissssl
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18


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every oule cnsisn a
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CASH HENDERSON, North Street
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
1.-THE FAIRY BRIDAL"

1.-The Fairy Bridal a Juvenile operatta
in two acts, founded on Sbakespe&rs's
Midsummer Nights Dream. will be pre-
seated on August IS for the benefit Of -.
francis hospital The entertainment viii
be presented a. the Crawford Grand The
fact that Miss Fife Cave has tie matter 10
charge is guarantee Of suocess Great
praise is due this talented young lady Tor
being an excellent musician and q splendid
vocalist. highly cultured and unusually
gifted. We hope our citizens will
patrouizs The FAIRY Bridal" and a, the
same time that they enjoy musical and
operate trea; essis. the work carried on
by tie Sisters q Mercy at ST. frsneis
hospital Further Particular Of The
Fairy Bridal Will appear n due time The
program, cas-. 0. charscterx. etc. win also
be daily published Look cut for The
Fairy Bridal"
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
STOCK YARD NOTES.

Gustave Kock, Cheney, had car OF
mixed stock on the yards
L. A. Brown, Mulvane, had in a car Of
fine hogs.
CA. Cliff, Bluff City, swelled the re-
ceipts with car of porkers.
Mr.. Arnett, shipper OF this city, had a
car Of hogs on the market.
J. NJ Burlington, Oxford. shipped a car
of hogs TO this market Friday.
Work on the stock yards is being rapidly
pushed to completion.
H. Mills, of Newton, was on the market
with q load OF fine hogs
John Gilchrist, Belle PLANE, had car
Of hogs here yesterday.
s. T. Russell, Maize, was On the market
yesterday with hogs.
s. 5. Shaffer was passing around the
cigars 20 the boys on the exchange on &C
count OF girl which arrived at his house
yesterday morning
NJ C. Campbell, Of the firm Of EldridGe
& Campbell, leaves this morning for Pan
handle, Tex, where he viii meet num-
Der OF cattlemea and endeavor 70 obtain a
quantity OF feeding cattle TO supply the
demand which there is on this market for
that class Of cattle.
The receipts for the past six days have
been extremely light, there being only
2, 100 head on the market.
Several cars Of through cattle came in
last nigh. tn feed
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
LOAN EXHIBITION.

The room Of The losa exhibition ras
packed with s6zhtsesrs las; sysnsaS Tie
enEiOs.tiss seem. !, anything. 20 bare IL
creased In their favor Of rSehsess since
Friday evening. Perhaps this mar ss due
70 the fact tba. the fair l2dsss ia eAarxs
have learned me merits 0. Ike May wcr-
cers overlooked on the frs evening There
we're great many Who were unable % a.
tend last night. 80 the erAiblt WI of'sa
Monday evening A greas rnaxF who
were there. Ia expressing their kisA ss'asss,
we're delighted 20 !sA-a iaai tier
would hare al oYpcrtassty c. Speeding
smother ev.aing ;hers- 4&aJ Sss iaiaSs
will Be- added By Moa3sy sssaiAx which
viii gre IL PES irtsr-st-
Ia Ladies IA socss.y g. lie sAzrcA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
THE NIGHT BLooMING CEREUs.

This floral curiosity which was viewed
with pleasure by several hundred people
last summer has again pus forth four
buds. 1t will doubtless arrive at periec-
ton about the middle OF the week when
the attendants at the institute viii no
doubt, wish an opportunity Of seeing this
beautiful specimau Of natuIe's handiworl.
THE RATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN,
In which General Custer and his entire
command save a single SCOUT were killed,
is made the scene of a living tableau rep
resentation in the Wild West exhibition
now combined with the great Forepsugh
show. Genuine Indians, scouts, cavalry
men. etc, compose the dramatis persone
Of this patriotic and exciting representa-
ton, which is entitled "Custer's Last Rally
Oh the Little Big Horn" In the city Of
New York it was presented for one hun
dred consecutive exhibitions before over
flowing aud wildly enthusiastic audiences,
composed Of the most intelligent and re-
fined people of the metropolis. 1t will be
presented here August 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Master True johnson left at the EAGLE
office yesterday a curiosity in the shape of
cluster of five ears of corn grown from a
single stem. The freak was taken from
the garden at his fathers place, PA Penn
sylvania avenue This has certainly been
a phenomenal season for the production of
corn. 1t is almost equal To the fishing
ground out in Colorado, where the fisher
man just threw his hook out into the fog
that enveloped the locality and caught a
fine string of trout. There is no end TO
the corn in the Happy Valley this year,
and we don't care who knows it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
More Syndicate Money to BE Csed In wiehita

Thursday morning the following gentle
men met in this city: John NJ. Verify and
W. Sydney Verify, of England; William
Charles Peel, of London; j. c. Langhome,
of Colorado, and NJ. Greenwood, of ST.
Louis. A conference with committee of
the board of trade Thursday evening, at
which time matters pertaining to the in
terest of our city were discussed and de-
cided upon.
On Friday the gentlemen named, &C
companied by n. +. Nerderlander, W. A.
Thomas and Robert K Woods, were shown
the city, taking in everything of in
terest. To the Messrs. Verify, who
visited Wichita for the first
time it was a revelation from
start TO finish. Those gentlemen
representing an English syndicate of I'M
limited capital, and have been for some
time looking over the prosperous towns of
America for the purpose of making in
vestments. and although special car was
sent here and rendered to the party to take
them to another town where unexcelled
opportunities for investment were to be
had, it was declined and the party return
ed to St Louis to report to the syndicate
as to our city.
John w, Verify said that in his judg-
ment Wichita would be as large as Kansas
City in five years, and that be
knew Of no place with as bright
future as Wichita; that the wonderful
crops of Kansas this year was attracting
the attention of everybody, and that to
speak of Kansas was to refer to Wichita.
Mr.. Peel has visited our city two or three
times, and was the leader and founder of
the Peel Investment company, who re-
Gently purchased S4OO. 900 worth of Wich-
tia dirt. He was well pleased to see the
advancement made since his visit in May
last, but was simply knocked out by the
crops, and said that if his English friends
could see southwest Kansas they would
go wild; said he should recon-
mend his company to sell none
of their property, but keep it for
good permanent investment.
We believe We violate no confidence
when we say they are contemplating in
the near future the improving Of some of
their property in this city in manner
that will open the eyes Of the most SAN
guine Wichita enthusiasts. In taking in
the city the packing houses were visited
and at both places-Dold Packing COM
pany and Whitaker Packing company
they were killing hogs at lively rate.
The visitors were loud in their praise of
these model houses. General Manager
Hamilton, of the Whitaker Packing
company, after showing the party through
the house. produced what he called the
elixir of life for hogs, an ear of corn
twenty inches in length and about six
inches in diameter. He said the corn an
swered double purpose:-after Smelling
the corn the cob could be bored and used
for sewer pipe. Mr.. H. hasn't lived here
very long, but is catching on"
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
HALL OF WICHITA LODGE. No.
~ n Z A-o - r.s

HALL OF WICHITA LODGE. NO. g,
l. o. o. f., Aug. 10, i6s9. I
Whereas, The Grand Master OF the Uni
verse has seen ct 20 remove from our msds.
our brother. G. A Eagan, Of Covington
lodge. No. 3. Of Covingtoa, KY; and
Whereas, Brother EAgaa was a member
In good standing in our order. good hus-
band and kind father. he il
Resolved, That we deeply sympathizs
with his stricken family ia ths.I great be-
reavenent and will SEE thA: they A-e pro
yidei for according 10 The laws Of OR
order.
Resolved. That copy Of these reso!u-
tons De placed upoa the archives, one be
sent 20 bis lodge az Coyington. KY, o1s
copy be mailed 70 his family. and another
De given 10 the Wichita daily papers for
pubiica.ion- G. n ACTFF, y. g.
A. z CIAaE. s@c'y.