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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
A LITTLE DISCRETION NEEDED.

About l O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
Juvenile drum corps. which was vigor-
ously beating ''six-eight," passed down
the west side of North Main street. 4
clay-bank horse, hitched to a spring
wagon. got so badly scared that he fell
down aud was unable To get up until
some bystanders unfastened the harness,
which was slightly broken. That was the
only damage done, but this was not due TO
any discretion exercised by the drum
corps who paid no attention whatever
to frightened horses, or anything else for
that matter. II there is not now an ordin-
ance, which would make such wanton
recklessness in soaring animal, punish
able, many people would like to see one
enacted and enforced. Such nuisance is
a Likely 10 fr,ghten teams driven by
ladies and children as any others.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
PERSONALS.

J. L. Green was in from Ness City.
w. w. Waterson, Waterloo, Wis, is in
Che city.
Walter n. Walling, Worcester, Mass, i:
in the city.
W. G. Miller was yesterday down from
Lawrence.
w. NJ. Fisher was over from Ell Dorado
yesterday.
J Il. Burns was yesterday down from
Mcpherson.
j. Rice, of New York. was an arrival
yesterday.
Frank L. Bruce was in from Garnett
yesterday.
LII. Kenagy, of Des Moines, Ia, is here
on business.
Earl Wainwright, Chicago, was yester-
day an arrival.
w C. Eldred, Carthage, Mo-, was an ar
rival here Yesterday.
J. C. Elliott and wife were down from
Douglass yesterday.
E. E Baird and George W. Fahs were up
from Conway Springs last evening.
Mrs Ed hartman has gone TO Leaven-
worth, her old home, for months visit.
W. H. Latham, T. A. Carpenter and E.
son.
O. NJ. Ruckman, of Hutchinson. who has
been here visiting friends has returned
home.
Judge Wall came in from Kingman last
evening, where he has been attending
court.
F. NJ. Wynant, secretary and Treasurer
of Canton Ohio Wrought Iron Bridge
Company, is the guest OF r. L. Bostick.
Madame Camilla Urso and her excellent
concert company arrived yesterday morn
ing and stopped at the Manhattan hotel.
Walter S. Wollaston, who spent the
holidays at his old home, Dayton, Ohio,
returned TO the city Sunday night. He re-
ports Wichita well regarded in the east.
Mrs Holbroke has returned to Wichita
and has taken her former apartments at
The Carey. Her many friends will be glad
to know that she has been greatly benefit
ted by her visit.
Mr.. E. Z. Bleckley, the affable passen-
ger and ticket agent of the Missouri Pa
cific railway in this city, will leave next
Monday for trip to Philadelphia. New
York and other points of interest. to him,
in the east.
Hon. George L. Rouse, who has been
spending several weeks in San Antonio,
Texas, returned yesterday with his wife,
who accompanied him. lie reports the
weather in southern Texas more disagree
able than in Wichita.
Leo Block, Rochester, n. Y; /. F.
Crosby; Chicago, H. c. Allen, Rising,
Neb.; 5. L. Van Petren, Peabody; Mrs.
w. c. Ashville, Stratton Neb., and Miss
lottie Well, Chicothe, ILL.,, were yester-
day guests of the Carey.
The George 7. Timer Comedy Company,
who played an engagement at the Grand
opera house ending Saturday evening,
stayed over Sunday at the Manhattan, aud
left yesterday morning tor the wess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boyer, of Nicker-
son, and Mr.. VIII Dutch, who represents
the L. 5. National Bank of Atchison, were
last week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Lean and Hay, of this city. Mrs. Boyer
viii probably be remembered by many as
Miss frankie Hay. They were surprised
and delighted at the marvellous growth of
Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
FIRES.

Two fire alarms were turned in from
East Douglas avenue Sunday evening and
the boys made the two runs but not with
out considerable labor and hard pulling on
the part of the teams. The first was in g
house at No 12S North Mosley, the second
in the house setting back in the yard at
the corner Of Douglas and Ohio. Both
were believed to have been incendiary at
tempts; and both were promptly extin-
guished and with little loss resulting from
the flames.
Last night the alarm again came in from
East Douglas. This time it was a small
house in the first block south Oh Mosley.
The flames were distinguished before the
entire structure was destroyed.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
wICHITA'SGoL MEDAL.
The Only One Awarded to the State of Kansas.

From the commissioners of the Cincin-
natl Exposition, President Oliver yester-
day received splendid, solid gold medal
from Cincinnati, cushioned in silk plush
case. The diverse side contains the words
The Centennial Exposition Of the Ohio
Valley and Central States at Cincinnati,
Ohio. Awarded for Excellence, 1888" In
the center in bass relief is the figure of a
continental soldier. On the reverse side
are the words, "Wichita, Kansas" and the
buildings of the exposition. Wichita was
the only city in Kansas that secured space
and made an exhibition as the Ohio Cen
teniaI, which was in charge of Mr.. II. l..
Pierce. of this city, who put in the sum
mer at his post, faithfully talking Kansas
and Wichita. He talked to people in groups
rs they came along and talked to hundreds
of thousands in aggregate. The following
letter accompanied our magnificent and
valuable medal:
CINCINNATI, Jan. g. 1889.
A. W. Oliver, Esq, President Board Of Trade
Wichita, Kan:
DEAR SIR have the pleasure of en-
closing with this a gold medal, the award
OF the board of commissioners of the Gin
clnnati exposition to Wichita for excel
lence of its display. In addition to this,
later on diploma will be forwarded. |
am informed that Wichita and Sedgwick
county's exhibit was the only one of ali
state and city exhibits that was awarded
special recognition by gold medal, all
others simply being recognized by the
board with honorable mention"
Please give the medal place in board of
trade room. \ ours truly,
EDWIN STEVENS.
When we come to consider that of all
the displays made at that great exposition
by all Of the western states, as far west as
California and as far south as Florida, the
significance of the action of the commits
sioners in making this award will be more
fully realized. 1t is signal honor of more
value than money, attesting to the world
of our grain and fruits of our enterprise
and ambition, while as city and county
it would be useless to deny our feelings of
exultation. We will not forget as peo-
pie, the evidently kindly feeling enter
tanned for us by the leading men OF that
great city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
FREE LECTURE ON THE SABBATH SCHOOL
LESSON.

Prof. Kemp, of the Wichita university,
viii give an exposition OF next Sabbath's
lesson at the Olivet Congregational chapel
on South Topeka avenue These exposi-
lions are offered to the teachers, Sunday
school workers and friends TO improve
their own understanding and teaching 10
their classes The learning ard expert
knowledge of the leader enables him 10 aa-
mirably suggest the salient points which a
teacher Just needs. All literature, especi-
ally biblical, is freely drawn upon TO make
real the Oriental setting OF the psssa ge
The customs, doctrines, spiritual and in
tellectual environment are touched with a
mastery hand. and practical suggestions
to De personally enforced, make these
hours OF rare insight into the revelation OF
God. These meetings are free 70 all.
Every Tuesday evening at 40.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
Sketch of a Boston Cat.

Our household includes agra waited cat
Il Is a cat mar led with idioxYncrus1ss. AMI q
great mary Of them She Is famiiiarly known
to tins family as the 'Lunstic,S bus sny eas
Of a dozen other names wcfiid bic bss a.
hard She Hikes attention. dpss Kitty. and
viii have 10 or know Why. Sss taxes every
peal Of the door bell as q personal sanEnoas
TO come Co the forr, and no housernaid proves
agile enough to intsrspt her eoursz ouos
inside the reception room shs IL mistress os
the situation Suddenly emerging from s~r
retreat, she will utter al ear plsrcsns
n-e-a-ovi delivered ia a sharp stsorato, and
dash across the room, ~ II Sosng % q era
Returning, at short intervals s5e repeats the
experiment till sks makes a sc1zszaon. She
likes also 60 cali around drrinx the night
watches. Whsa the looking zp process b.
gins she 6ssh~s % concealracns, hacknsyed
and Thoroughly ezt.y trick. with 40 chin 70
originality, but IL you fad hsr yo1 are aeky,
and IL you catch her you are tzcEax still
She has better things IN pslnd thsa Q right
spent outssds. or even down cellar. She
waits until the dre<d gznsa ho1rs, vbsn. II
you are ever % slssp, yes are so3aEiy sassD-
Ing. and then she comes % your rosm &sd
calls yoo Ike TIN trump OF 0asrsel-szsx calls
again, and keeps csiliax. 70 dos yov sass
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xnd DO SONS calling b rszxn- S.1snes relgns,
bu. your s.rs ring With car ssrsns6s: {. vas
20 dream, 20 yoa GIT up ard illuminate De
hoasa The ports~s syE.sm szvors bar She
has long range. Yea bnEs and coax and
cal. bu. 10 a.sy sppesrs- Il : bar Btsss
toka IL tie dsystsss you knc~ vh~rs 70 esd
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your very ben parsor. To~s are ~asE~x
nockx. and, 70 jour liking. oezsss; bat . par
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soneshiSg. b there rscfins al day Hss.
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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
INTERESTING MEETINGS.

Harrison Jones is holding meetings at
the Central Christian church during the
present week. His success as an eyange-
list has gained for him a wide reputation,
and though he is now rs years of age, his
preaching has the same interest and much
of the power of his younger years.
He was the chaplain of General Garfield s
regiment in the civil war. 1t is a great
pleasure to many who have heard him in
other states in other years, to listen again
to his voice, which TO them has all the
freshness Of youth.
All are cordially invited to come and
listen to this pioneer preachers presenta-
tiOn of the gospel.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
NEW TICKET OFFICES.

T. S. Mullinix & Co., the auctioneers,
who have for year past occupied the
Henry Schweiter building, formerly the
New York on the northeast corner OF
Main and Douglas avenues, have vacated
the same and yesterday. it was in the
hands of carpenters who were busy remod-
cling and refiting the same for Messrs.
H. w. Baker g. Co., the ticket brokers and
cigar dealers who will in few days, open
as fine suite of offices as can be found in
the west The location is splendid, but no
better that its new tenants, who will with
ont doubt do q splendid business.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
FOR BURGLARY.

Yesterday forenoon Chief of Police Nc
Namara went up to the stock yards and
there arrested two women on the charge
of burglary. They gave the names of
Celia Rogers and Mollie Williams and
were brought to the station but afterwards
turned over to the county to answer to the
charge OF burglary.
The two women, it appeared from state
ments made, had gained entrance to the
house of colored man named Cotton and
stole from him silk scarf, revolver and
peck of onions sometime night before
last They were taken with considerable
difficulty and landed at the Jail only after
considerable screaming, clawing and Bit
ing.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
ghe atta Daily gayle Tuesday Blor,ie gannary g. 1888
WICHITA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

| The Wichita Ministerial association con.
yened at the Presbyterian church at
o'clock. Rev. Everest was chosen chair.
| man pro tenn. and Rev. Foster secretary.
| The following new members were re
ceiyed: ReY. /. W. Read and Rev. A
Rosep berger
The call for program showed an absence
| of members appointed.
On motion of ReY. Foster the associa-
ton voted to meet weekly hereafter in
stead OF monthly. The hour was changed
to 2 O'Clock instead of $50.
On motion of Rev. Marshall the time o!
| the meetings was limited to two hours.
On motion of Rev. Love the invitation
of the Baptist pastor was accepted to meet
in the Bible class room of the Baptist
church, corner First and Market streets
The program adopted for the next meet
ing was the same as the one for the last
meeting, i e.:
Needed legislation on moral subjects. y
to be opened by Rev. Hewitt.
The program adopted for two weeks
was 1.-THE spiritual needs of Wichita
The following report was presented by
Rev. Hoyt:
Your committee appointed to present q
plan for concert of action throughout the
state in behalf of desired legislation
Through petitions to the members of the
legislature respectfully report the follow
ing:
l. That form OF petition touching the
desired legislation be prepared and printed
for personal signatures.
2. That circular letter addressed to
the ministers of the state be prepared, set
ting forth our action as an association, ex-
planning our plan. and requesting their CO.
operation.
8. That like circular be sent to all re-
hgious bodies of local or general character
seen to convene in the state.
4. That a committee of three be ap-
pointed by the association to take charge
of this work, prepare the above papers, at
tend to their distribution and do whatever
else my be necessary to make the move
ment success, and present all bills TO
this association.
The following members were present:
Revs. Everest, Atwater, Love, Marshall,
Hays, Rosenberger, Read, Foster, john
son, Steiner and Laughlin.
Adjourned.
Election of officers will be held next
Monday if the constitution allows.
FESTUs FOSTER.
Sec. pro- tenn.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
CHANGE OF FIRM.

Messrs. Kenworthy of the Wichita News
Co., who have been conducting their
news retail business on North Main street
and wholesale fruit business at 1S7 North
Market street, have sold out to Messrs-
McTaggart ambition, of Dublin, Indiana,
who viii continue the business at the old
stand under the names of the Kansas
News Company and the Kansas Wholesale
Fruit Company, respectively.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
FRISCO AND SANTA FEE CHAIRS.

Yesterday carpenters were busy under
the direction of Agent w. D. Murdoch,
placing in position for exhibition in the
show window of the Union Ticket Office of
the Frisco and Santa Fe systems, models
Of the excellent reclining chairs used in
the free reclining chair cars, on these lines
respectively. They are marvels of beauty
and comfort
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
DIED.

Sunday morning at 2 o'clock of lung
fever, Harry Lee, only child of .. w. and
Clara Graybill Rhoads, aged year and 10
days. The funeral was held from the resi-
dence yesterday at 10 a. NJ, ReY. l. W.
Reed officiating. Interment in Maple
Grove cemetery.
Our darling has left US,
He's free from all care,
He is now with the angels
In the home lover there"
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Deputy U. s. Marshal koonce came up
from the Territory yesterday, bringing
with him three new boarders for Hotel dc
Hays. They were Ed Petree, Prater
Cooper and William Woodhave, all
charged with introducing liquor into the
Territory, and Mark Lamb, accused of
stealing hogs. Woodhave has already
been in the Jail, having been released only
hast spring after serving a sentence of IF
teen months for the same offence Of which
he now stands charged.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
Superintendents and Principals OF Common
City and Graded schools.

Just completed and for sale at this Office
"Record of Teachers Ability for use by
superintendent and principals. Can be
used in any city The book is of a conven-
lent size to carry in the pocket. Bound in
cloth, 50 cents; Flexible Back, s1.00. Sent
by mail to any address upon receipt of "a
cents for cloth and sl07 for flexible bind
ing. Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
If Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
THEFT.

Last evening some person at present I'M
known stole from the West Side hotel on
Chicago avenue three pairs of pants, two
overcoats and some white shirts. The po-
lice were informed of the theft and al
though they had used every effort to ap-
prehend the thieves had not at midnight
succeeded
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

At meeting of Warwick Lodge. No. Al,
K. of P, d. d. SO HoIloweil, installed the
following officers.
P. CIV H. Bridenbaugh-
c. C.-J. f. Humphrey, Jr-
V. C.-H. H. Jackman.
NJ. of ga. c. Jobes
~ of I'm. +. Bourne.
X. of Il. and S.-Sam. ID. Coriton.
J. &C. L. Purcell.
O. G.-John Farmer.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
SOCIAL

Miss Kate Redfield entertained a num-
Der of her friends last evening at her home,
southwest corner of Lewis and Market
streets Dancing, music and refreshments
were the order of the evening.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

The county commissioners were in regu-
lar session yesterday. Only routine bust
ness was transacted with the exception of
five applications for permission TO open as
many different public roads in various
parts of the county.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

4 series q revival meetings ara an
no1nced ~ the Lawrence Street Methodist
Episcopal church under the cond1et II the
pastor, Rev. Or. Gates. The first Of his
sermons pertaining 70 these meetings ueve
preached bT klE on Sunday night with
marked effect. Ia his sermon Sunday
night he gave the sinner tbs words Of
Holy writ as weli as the dIc1um q science
Secretary Of state Allen viii return TO
wichita 3. the expiration os bis term Of
Office 90 the ll.a inst Although By pro-
fession physician. ke says Re wiI lot re-
sanle medical practices. Dr.. Allen Is very
weu provided wfta reaEs. which have
te<z largely derived from the late real
estate boom in the peerless pr1neess@ Of
TIE Arkansas river bottom. aIsd be pro-
poses 70 eatoy life awhile. free frurn o:ssesal
al professional cs-es.-Toaeks DesEOcszi-
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WICHITA BAR ASSOCIATION.

WICHITA BAR ASSOCIATION.
The first annual meeting of the Wichita
Bar Association will be held tonight.
Tuesday, the Ssh inst, at the court house
at the hour of 7;3o o'clock. as provided by
the constitution. H. c. SLuss. Pres.
DEAN GORDON, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

hev. George s. Sweeney preached his
nrst sermon Sunday at the Oak street
Presbyterian church. He is very pleas
ant, entertaining speaker and the mem
beers OF the congregation consider them
selves quite fortunate in securing his ser
vices as their pastor.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

J. E. Thompson, CT Elmira, y. l.. a mar
quite well known here, who has been an
investor IN Wichita real estate and firm
believer IN the present glcry ard future
greatness Of the city, is here, guest OF his
old friend d. J. Dean Of the Ae.ropole. He
likes the life and activity Of this enterpris-
ing western city and may jet lie persuaded
70 become q resident
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
Miss Monies Frye. who has been spend
ing several months in New York City, has
returned TO her home in this city

II we are to have any winter it's about
time it was commencing. No freeze. no
ice, not even comfortably cold day and
nearly half of the winter gone. They say
it is an unusually mild winter throughout
the west, but this being compelled to-
throw open your windows in January for a
breath of cool air is becoming mono,on-
Gus. We understand that the ice COM
paEy are preparing TO raise steam aud put
in a month or SO making ice and pack
ing it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Miss Jeckyl, the art teacher at Garfield
university. has taken a room IN the Sedg-
wick block which viii be used a. branch
studio. Glasses will meet on Thursday
this week Regular class days will be an
DOuuced later
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

The rafting for Chas. l. Ford's horse
and buggy last evening al the Seagsick
billiard hall hall resulted ia The awarding
Of the outfit 70 Geo. W. MeSeal, who threw
forty-four OFT Of a possible fssy-four- J.
". Miller threw next highest forty-two.
McSeal sold the rig before lsAviog the
hall for 500
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

J.. d. Skinner. who went up to Topeka
Friday to see how things were liable 70 20,
is at home again, satisfied that Wichita
will be taken care OF handsomely and that
we have plenty Of frisnds in the new ad-
ninistration.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. James E Nicholas and Miss Rosa
E. Chiffon, both of this city. were united
in marriage last evening at the parlors of
the probate court by Judge Thomas
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Dean Adams leaves for the east this
morning lie will be gone six or eight
weeks. Bishop Thomas viii have charge
of ST. Johns church during his absence.
The dean is Wichita man through and
through. He goes east on diocesan bust
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
CONTINUED.

The hearing of three cattlemen, Lander,
Kiiburn and Marts, who were arrested few
days since by Officers Woods and Foster
south of Anthony, has been continued IN
I'll this afternoon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Married at st. Johns Church, at 9
o'clock last evening, by Dean Adams, Mr..
Robert j. Hunt and Miss ". Z. Oxman.
Norrisburgh, Ont, and Chicago papers
please CODY; no cards.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

The marble find reported at Sun City is
chestnut. The same quality OF marble
exists in Sumner county and it proves a
failure when put TO the building test. 1t
will not stand in an exposed wall and hold
its surface
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Coroner Percy was yesterday down from
Valley Center to get coffin for the inter
ment of Oscar, son of George A Davis, a
bright little boy who had died of scarlet
fever the night before at that place
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Mr.. Harvey Fleming. Of the EAGLES
repatorial staff, has gone 70 Topeka 20
represent the paper during tie session Of
the legislature as special correspondent.
As side issue he will give the legislature
few valuable hints upon how 70 legislate
properly. whenever occasion may require
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
MARRIED.

Judge Thomas yesterday united in mar
riage at the parlor of the probate court
Mr. G. c. Arnold and Miss Nettie Dem,
both of Strong city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Mrs. c. B. ingalls,, wife of prominent
citizen of Nevada, Mo-, who is likewise a
great friend of Wichita is in the city,
guest of the family of Noah Allen, Esq,
Nathewson avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Contributions to the newsboys' and
bootblacks' rooms are coming in slowly.
but the 'Y's' would be glad if kind
friends would donate harmless games OF
various descriptions.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Mr.. John Whitaker. of st. Louis, will
errive in the city today. The foundation
of his great buildings are going in the ex-
cayations being largely completed.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

The boys Of No. have almost completed
the little house they are erecting just
south of their quarters; it is to be used as
stable for the horse and buggy of the
chief
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
FROM THE TERRITORY,

The regular meeting of the ". c. L. U.
will he held at the rooms at 3 o'clock
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08
GOLD MEDAL.

The gold medal awarded to Wichita at
the Cincinnati Exposition can be seen at
the board of trade rooms.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

Miss Myrtle Stonecypher. of Oswego.
Kan, who was the guest of Mrs. Carl r.
GRAY at e4i North Market, returned on
Sunday to her home
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

appreciative auditors. Rather sad COM
mentary upon the theatrical taste OF
Wichita. hey?''
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

The Germania hotel West Douglas, wa:
closed by officers last evening
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-08

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