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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
ANOTHER LADY TALKS.
To the Editor OF the Daily Eagle

| l have just read your incidental refer
ence to woman suffrage, and being some
| what 'righteously indignant" over the
| present effort to boom this mistaken idea
of woman's rights, | said: Exactly so.
Mr.. Murdoch is right" And my mind is
| so full of the subject that cannot refrain
| from writing. If some of those women
who are so dissatisfied with their environ
ments could be sent as ministers 10 New
Zealand or Australia what relief II
would be. But to see them dragging good,
| unsuspecting ladies from the high and
most sacred position OF earthly relation
ship into the filthy vortex or political as
piration, is truly a matter of grief. Head
and heart instinctively cry: 20, my God,
save us from such calamity But they
say we will purify politics. Delusion, de-
fusion. II women have the hardihood-
perhaps l should say lack of wocanly in
stinct-to trample under her feet all the
natural barriers to such a career, what
will she not DO when the way is open,
Already the home, the world Of wife
and mother, where she should be con-
tent to minister and inspire to
noble lives, her precious charge being
indeed the power behind the throne, To
many is getting too narrow and dull, they
ehafe under its restraints and sigh for
liberty. How does this correspond with
the teaching of the Book of Books
history, prophecy or principles. Like the
character of Napoleon Boneparte, grand,
gloomy and peculiar" IL stands alone
and unparalleled But on the contrary,
we are admonished by the tragic story OF
the mystic garden, that things seemingly
fair to look upon and pleasant TO the taste
are sometimes most fatal To human hap
piness. God has surely established the
boundaries to woman's domain, DIS TO the
waves of the sea and for her to disobey
will be more destructive In proportion a.
woman's mission is above that element
So surely as Satan urged Judas Iscariot
to the fulfilling of ''the scriptures" so will
be continue until be fulfilled. Isiah says
20 my people, children Cypress you and
will lead thee, cause thee TO err. and des-
troy the way Of thy paths
Again" and in that day shall
seven women take hold of one man saying,
I'VE will eat our own bread, and wear our
own apparel; only let us be called by thy
name to take away our reproach." Then
and there Will this be fulfilled. Surely
the signs Of the times point to the present
and in our own country, and woman
suffrage the most direct route 10 1t. This
appeal vote for mayor and save the
BOYS" is the hobby. True il is that when
the righteous rule the people rej1ice, bat
it trauspires that just now in Wichita the
election OF mayor mas little or nothing 10
do with the evils they are keeping before
the mothers, thanks 70 the metropolitan
commission and police judge Think OF
man standing up in his eifeminacy and
urging women 10 register and vote"
Surely he deserves little less than con-
tempt. plating the whole subject,
we are led TO exclaim: o. for vast army
OF good, brave, loyal. Just and generous
knights TO champion night, redress wrongs
and protect helpless women and children
SARAH.
WICHITA, Kan, March Is, 1859.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

For some days a movement has been On
foot for the organization Of . real estate
exchange. 1t is being considered and dis
cussed by some Of the leading real estate
men of the city and it is thought that it
may result in the establishment and or
organization OF an exchange that will be
of some importance and benefit TO the
real estate business. An idea is 20 organ
ize company with a stock of SIS, 900, con-
sisting of fifty shares, each share being
500; the company to have department
for making abstracts, guaranteeing titles,
and giving those who deal with the com
pany some show for recovering damages
sustained In certain directions.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
REMEMBER THE GREAT LECTURE.

Ministers, bible students, public speak
ers, and all who admire the great character
OF ST. Paul, or appreciate that rare COM
combination of accom- plishments called
eloquence, should listen TO Vending At
the First N. Z. church Saturday evening.
Quite number of the citizens of Wichita
who have heard Mr.. Vending place him
far above Joseph Cook as an orator. Ger
tain il is, that without shy exception, he
has filed more engagements during the
last ten years than any other real lecturer
in America. Real eloquence is SO rare in
these days of sham that no opportunity TO
enjoy it should be missed, A crowded
house will do US good here and abroad.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
PERSONALS
Joe Askew has gone to California.
G. Lambert, Chicago, is in the city.

Joe Askew has gone to California
{. Lambert, Chicago, IL in the city.
r. ". Peck. Pacific. No. is In the city.
f. c. Moderwell, Geuesee, H., Is in the
city.
VIII Carl came up from Harper yes
terdsy.
G. NJ. Bauulan was yesterday gp from
Anthony.
Thos. II. Melanie. North Branch, Mich,
is Ia the city.
J. II. Gagan. Runnymede. was an ar
rival last Tight
John o. Conner arrived from Dallas,
Tex, yesterday.
Z. T. Crandall, Kansas City. was an ar
rival last night
T. Il. Pingray. Rock Rapids, Ia. wa< an
arrival last night.
Thomas Rhodns, Jr., 81. Louis WA an
arrival yesterday.
J. II. Kidwsll and r. Rosenthali, Chica-
go. were here yesterday.
Mrs. Howard SowIs AMI sou were la
from Mt. Hope yesterday.
J. g. Varnsm has returned 70 the city
from the Oklahoma country.
Geo. Riley, Of Caldwell, was in the city
again yesterday figuring on the Oklahoula
situation.
J. Z. Spratt, Hamilton, Ill. and W. b.
Agdylott. Pekin, Ill, were arrivals 10 the
city yesterday.
IT. p. Afylott. OF Pekin, III. Is whiting
Mr.. +. c. Amsosry, superintendent Of the
city water works.
Mr. T. :. Temksbnrg. claim agent @.
the &. 4 /. & T., was ia the clty yesterday
attending % business connected with ths
c. X. 6S -.
Z. r. Howard. &. Louis: 3 II SlocurD.
Denver; T. B. kepiey ana ID. G. TsIIo,son,
Topeka: Pliut Brown. Kansas City. J. NJ.
shaw. Galssburz, Ia, g. W Daily,
Topeka: W X. Hanna. Kipgu8n. a 81
Clark, ST. Louis are a. the Carer
c. r. Brubsksr g. r. P.pfsid. I.cza
Alderman. IT Louis. " ~. Mur<i.
Anthony; J. j.. v lson, &. Joss Frnak I.
Stevens, Kansas City I'd Cribs ana wiz
Esrskz: j. I. Jo1ss. BDstoa, A4ss II @.
BOWMAN, Chicago, arc a. The AstEopoas
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
GOING TO OKLAHOMA.

Constable Rufus Cone last night arrest
ed one C. a. Schrader upon the charge of
making away with mortgaged personal
property. Schrader some time ago gave a
mortgage upon the property in question to
Mr.. Pickett. The mortgage became sus-
picious that all was not right and COM
menced to investigate. He found that one
load had already left the city in charge of
an old man named Freeman and the issu-
ing of the warrant was the result Schra-
der was pushing his property on through
to the line hoping to reach the coveted
land Of Oklahoma before discovered.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD.

MI, :. u. IaIeIl
Dear Sir-In view of the fact that all the
candidates for Office in the First ward re-
side west of Lawrence avenue, and desir-
ing that the eastern portion of said ward
should have some recognition, we would
respectfully request you to become a can
didate for reelection as member of the
board of education, and will pledge you
our hearty support. Very respectfully,
j. B. Hutchings, l. f. Sullivan, A. c.
Payne and wife. VIM. I. Proudfoot, r. d.
Fouts, c. A. Matkin, Z. Z. Rankin, NJ. E.
Clark, Charles Singer. S. B. Herman, W.
w. Clark, J. ~ Cochran, Rev. ID. r.
Steiner, ]. Snider, j. Z. Hallowell, U. G.
Bartlett. c. w. Hereford, H. S. Clark, j.
f. Rife, J. N. Mercer. G. A; Millar, Gus.
A. Miller, w. A. Plummer, a. J. Russell,
r. L. Bostick, W. o. Hotchkins, c. d.
Phillips, d. j. Taneney, Z. j. Drake. John
n. Roucb, Henry Rank.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
RESOLUTION.

At the regular meeting of Garfield Post
Tuesday evening the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved. Tha. the thanks Of this Post
are hereby rendered TO the Dew Drop Club
for the delightfully."- sweet music they fur
n,shed a. our social on Tuesday evening,
March 5. music that was soft as an echo
and lender as the memories of youth and
lore"
Al the same meeting a. appropriation Of
$40 was made TO aid in the construction Of
the Confederate Soldiers Home a. Austin,
Texas, and the adjutant instructed 70 re-
mi. the same Immediately.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
PROGRESS PAVING AGITATION.

Cencerningthe Waco avenue paving Mr..
Sherwood stated yesterday that the petit
ton to the council had been signed by
parties owning one-third of the property
and enough had promised to take in
nearly one-third more. He seemed to
think that the paving agitation for Main
and Douglas will cause all companies
having underground pipes to get ready for
the improvements. Without any move
ment in the direction of paving, he thinks,
the underground pipes would never be ad-
justed and some agitation would be a
benefit to the city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

D. A. Nicke-son, of Minnesota township,
two miles west OF Clearwater. began
planting corn on the aoth inst He will
plant $50 acres, aad having thoroughly
tested the planting Q. northern seed viii
use that exclusively this year. Las. year
he states that ne planted 10 acres CT
northern seed and the same amount in na-
tive seed The former yielded over three
times as much as the latter. This seems
quite sufficient 20 cause him 10 come TO
the conclusion that it is business to plant
cuick maturing corn
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
THE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COUNT.
Eugene Hanson vs. W. H Yazel ct a..
George Ursay VS.. Thos. W. Graham ct al.
E. r. Powell vs. Stephen ". Calvin ct al,
E. r. Powell VS.. Edwin r. York ct al,
Evan J. Edwards vs.. Allie Edwards, l..
Sneed vs.. W. B. Bailey ct al, all dismissed
at costs of plaintiffs without prejudice.
Robt o. De1ning VS.. a. II. Post; settled
aud costs paid.
A j. Miller VS.. NJ L. Carlisle; judgment
for plaintiff for s4SL
State VS.. Frank Sieger was on trial yes
terday before jury. He is charged with
disturbing the peace OF Charley Roeder
October %, 1855
The jury yesterday morning came into
the court room and shortly after court
convened the sealed verdict returned the
night before in State VS.. Wilson was
opened. It was found that they had found
the defendant guilty Of murder in the first
degree.
POLICE COURT.
The prisoners before the bar yesterday
were offenders against the liquor Law.
Those arrested gave the names OF Charles
Kown, Z. J. Bennett, Robert Miller, Ed
Perkins, P. Leonard, E. B. Stanley. W.
H. Short, J. Matte, a. Matte, j. S.
Crouch, J. Feffendecker, John Poulson,
Leslie Foster. Tom Green, j. T. Black,
George Dudley. They were charged with
following an unlawful calling aud fined
s25 which they paid.
Charles Horns offense was more serious,
selling liquor: his cas- continued for hear
ing until the 21st.
COMMON PLEAS.
In James r. Stone VS.. Henry c. Porter
ct al. the demurrer of defendants was over
ruled. Several other motions of minor
Importance were also heard by his honor
Judge Balderson.
PROBATE COURT.
Sale bill of personal property of Adam
Perchbercher filed Petition of admins
traitor of the estate of Christian Persch-
berchcr filed to sell real estate at private
sale. Claim of \. J. Sauef and A. I.
Rowe VS.. Louis Sawyer.
Petition of j. P. Allen for permit to sell
Intoxicating liquor filed, set for hearing
April %
JUSTICE COURT
Yesterday was an unusually busy day in
the justice court.
Justice Barrett alone had four criminal
warrants returned. Charles Horn in one
was charged in four counts with selling
Intoxicating liquor. He is the west side
jointist taken in few days ago by Officers
Hitzleberger and Taylor. William Angel
is called upon to explain just exactly how
it was that certain described buggy
wheel was found in his possession. B.
Cheney is accused in warrant with DIS
turbing the peace of one +. y. White.
Frank Cheney is charged with an assault
and battery upon the same individual
Each gave 500 bond for their appearance
on the nth.
Justice Walker spent the afternoon in
hearing rather racy bastardy case. State
VS.. Frank John, the charge being brought
by Miss Maggie Meredith. He was found
guilty as charged.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

The Studebaker Bros, OF South Bend,
Ind, have decided to make this distriba-
ting point for their wagons for the entire
southwest As result an agent OF the
firm has for some days been figuring on
space sufficient for repository that viii
be In keeping with the demand and give
them room 70 do a large business. Two or
three locations are being considered, and
it Is thought that one will be selected very
soon. They want 70 get into business by
the first OF next month.
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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
A STREET OBSERVATION.

A gentleman standing on the east side
of Main Street, about midway from Doug
las to First yesterday afternoon, counted
seventeen candidates on the street in that
block, and with an assurance stated it was
not good afternoon for candidates
either One thing would seem reasonably
certain and that is the candidates are by
far more interested IN the coming election
than the voters. The registration, how
ever, will be about two thousand more
than last spring
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
THE SECOND START.

Mr.. FInlay Ross says that since he sold
some property in Orchard Beach calling
for So, 900, the fellows who chance to owe
him small bills are inclined to smile when
he intimates that he needs the money.
He observes, however, that he started the
boom in 80 by selling the Gandolfo corner,
and is inclined to think that his leading
off in the big sale now means something in
the line of real estate activity.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
ERITIT SURE.

A prominent fruit raiser of the county,
concerning the prospects in his line, said:
"Sedgwick county probably never had a
better prospect for fruit than she has this
year. The peach buds are reported to be
all right and the season is now so far ad-
vanced that there is little danger Of their
injury. Apple and pear trees also are full
of blossom. A few warm days will bring
the peaches into full bloom. Talk of a
canning factory is now in order"
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
LOOKING For MEMBERS.

Mr. H. G. Toler and NJ. p. McNair were
bunting yesterday for members of the
State Breeders association. They want
forty members and succeeded yesterday in
getting half that number. The member
ship fee is SO and the 800 raised in getting
forty members will go to secure the meet
ing Of the State Breeders association the
second week of next September. They
want to be able to complete the list this
week so the matter will be settled.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

A number of gentlemen called on Col.
Cole yesterday in party and demanded 1,
statement from him concerning a little
affair in which the colonel figured in pick
Ing man up by the heels, dragging him
out of house and throwing him over a
fence ten feet high, describing a curve in
the air and g coming down without medi-
tation into the middle of the street in the
Ticinity of street car track. The colonel
insisted on telling them much about Ok
lahoma and it was impossible to get his
attention directed to the matter under
consideration.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
THE COsT OE IL.

A couple of ladies were discussing their
flowers yesterday in the presence of their
husbands. After they had continued the
conversation long enough to get down to
the admiration part one of the gentlemen
very irreverently remarked: eyes, sixteen
dollars worth of coal will keep through a
moderate winter two dollars worth of
flowers" What followed would scarcely
be welcome to the tEpe
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Mr.. c. Simpson and wife, of Vincennes,
ind, are visiting the families of Prof.
haylor and j. f. Harris Mr.. Simpson is
one of the successful farmers of Knox
county, Ind. They are on the return trip
from California and Oregon, where they
spent the winter. The practical eye of the
successful farmer is not slow TO detect the
signs OF good agricultural country. Mr..
Simpson thinks the surface indications in
southern Kansas are all favorable, and
sees no reason why this should not be rich
In ali agricultural products. Our packing
plants SO far exceed his expectations that
he regards the question of this becoming
great packing center as fully settled.
He speaks favorably of the people and the
climate Of California, but thinks if be
was moving to the Pacific coast he would
stop in Kansas for permanent residence.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
THE CONNECTING LINK.

Since the Wichita Water company has
secured the controlling interest in the Fair
mount waterworks it has been decided to
connect the two systems. This Will do
away with the Paramount station and
both systems of main will be supplied by
the station on the river northwest of the
city 1t is thought the connecting pipe
will be put down early in the summer. 1t
will be ten inches in diameter and over
one and a half miles long.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
DR. t. HkMAS BREHMKR. an emine,


DR. L. HKAAN BREHaER. an eminent
German authority. says: Consumption
is always due TO deficient nutrition 81 the
lungs, caused by bad blood" At the
Brompton hospital for consumptives, Lon
don, England. a statement has been pub
lished that SO per cent OF the patients OF
that institution have unsupported kidney
disorder. This explains why the proprie-
tors OF Warmers Safe Cure claim that
they have received many testimonials
which they have not published, because of
the incredulity with which they would be
received were 1t claimed that Warmers
Safe Cure cures consumption. But
the fact Is that IL your
kidneys be cured and put in
healthy condition they expel the uric
acid and poisonous waste matter. and
prevent the irritation of the deiecsts sub
stances of the lungs. thereby removing the
cause. When the effect is removed the
symptom Of kidney disease, which is called
consumption. disappears, aad with IL the
irritation which caused IL.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
TOTAL REGISTRATION 5,es4

The total registration up to last night is
1924, of which 1888 are male voters. Yes
terday 4S1 men registered and 124 women,
making yesterdays work 500.
The books close this evening at O'Clock.
1t is thought five or six hundred more will
be added today. Some of the boys are be-
ing hunted up and given a ride to and from
the CITY clerks Office
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Those who missed the social and soiree
given by the ladies OF the degree of honor
On "Wednesday evening. at the residence
of John A. Ratliff, will regret very much
that they Gid not attend when they learn
that in every way it Was one of the most
pleasant occasions possible. Dancing,
music and cards occupied the time till the
hour for luncheon. All voted Mr.. and
Mrs. Ratlitf delightful entertainers
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Professor D. S. Pence has been appointed
a member of the board of examiners to
pass on the candidates in the Seventh COLI
gressional district for admission to the
military academy or naval school at An
napolis. The county superintendent of
Harvey is another member of the board.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Mr.. Conley, superintendent of the gas
company, states that the leakage of gas
nowadays is about Is per cent, or about an
average waste. Some time ago before re-
pairs were commenced it was oyer double
what it is now.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

The Rev. J. II. Parker, who has been in
Chicago for some months, states that he
finds many prominent men IN Chicago
who have an eye on Wichita and who
make il point TO keep posted on the city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

rawberry short cake" held conspic-
aous place on the dinner menu at the Met
ropole yesterday. The strawberries that
have REACHED the city are said to be from
Legal Tender county, Gold township, Ok
lob
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Ira Jameson was brought up from
Derby yesterday where Wednesday night
be had been injured in an accident, a
freight car breaking his leg below the
knee. He was taken to the home of
friend on Ohio avenue
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
FROM THE TERRITORY.

U. S. marshall. came up from the territory
last evening bringing prisoner whom
he captured down there for an ofense
against the q. S. mail
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

nan of the city purchased an elegant dia-
mond ring for young lady but since that
time there has been a great change, but
according to custom he observed to an
intimate friend, he is not in possession of
The ring.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

The county treasurer reported taxes paid
in yesterday amounting to about $1,000,
while on the previous day it was over
"a, 500. He reports collections so far this
year much better than last year.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Geo. w. and ]. n Busby, of Urbana, O.,
leave this morning for home, after spend
ing few days prospecting.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22
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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

The sign III front Of Pattee & Martins
store fell over last evening crashing the
glass in photograph case near by, and
startling the night hawks.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Joe Morgan received an ugly wound on
the right cheek last evening while loading
lumber in car An Iron rod got TO COM
ing his way and went too far.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Bishop Vincent, last night, at the be-
ginning of his lecture paid high tribute
to the ability and oratory of George r.
Wendling.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

T. j. Kettlemau, brother of NJ K. the
sprinter, arrived in the city last night en-
route TO Detroit where he expects to join
the amateur athletic club. He was ac
companied by his father
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Sherwood & Wassam is the name of
new real estate firm having rooms fitted
I'D in the Sedgwick block.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Mr.. J. Giles Smith is home again from
trip through the state. He says Wichita
is putting up more buildings than all the
other cities of the state with st. Joe ad-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

shipped 5000 pounds of Wichita merchan-
disc TO Council Bluffs, la. This is said by
sxpressmen TO be the largest shipment
ever made out of the city to one point.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Mr.. z. B Stover's stock for shoe store,
On Main between First and Second, arrived
yesterday He is brother of DR.. Slower
and comes here from Kalamazoo, Michi-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

Don't forget the voting of the goldheaded
cane to the most popular candidate for
mayor at Schiller's hall, West Wichita,
next Tuesday night. Benefit of Father
parrlar-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

The ladies of the Baptist church are 70
give trades carnival in the near future
IL will be a fine affair. but no further par
ticulars at present.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-22

The exterior work of the Rossler build
ing is almost completed. Yesterday work
men were engaged in putting down the
floor and finishing the woodwork of the
Interior.