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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

Mr.. D. C. Lindley, former resident of
this city but for several months residing
in Norton county, is in the city with his
wife visiting former friends During a
brief call yesterday Mr.. Lindley informed
the writer that he had just consummated
the purchase OF some realty in the city
and would again take up his residence
here within month. His former neigh
bors and friends will welcome the return
of Mr. i. and his family.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
AN ACCIDENT

A painter employed upon the house OF
Mrs Williams, near the stock yards, yes
terday forenoon met with quite painful
accident. He was standing upon a scat
fold when he slipped and though falling
but four feet struck upon his arm break
ing it in two places
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

If satisfactory arrangements can be
made Mrs. Governor Wallace, of Indiana,
the mother of ben Hur," will probably
be in Wichita In the near future to deliver
twoor more lectures for the benefit of some
of our local societies.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

Chas. Howard, the deputy United States
marshall, who ofiiciated at the recent exit
of the two Tobler boys, was in the city
yesterday. He had little piece of bust
aess on hand that kept him hustling
around over the city most of the day. At
last report his business was not successful.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
Corresponding Secretary
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ladies Aid society of Plymouth
Congregational church will meet at Mrs
Humans, No. l45 New York avenue, or
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. NCCLANE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
PERSONALS.

E. L. CHASER, Chicago, is at the Carey.
E. E. Stanard, Chicago, is in the city.
George f. Smith. New York, is in the
city.
E. Thompson, Topeka, was here yester-
day.
NJ. ". Wright, Memphis, was here yes
terday.
Samuel Wolf, New York, is at the
Carey.
". II. Nelson, Detroit arrived last
night.
Z. B. Stoeltzing, Pittsburg, Pa, is in
the city.
J. D. Weston, Hinsdale. Pa, is here an
business
E, G. Church came down from Topeka
yesterday.
Oscar johnson was in from Louisburg
yesterday.
t j. Holdridge was up from Anthony
yesterday.
L. r. Wiley was yesterday down from
SedQwicf-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

Workmen are still engaged at filling up
the roadway leading to the Douglas ave-
nue. bridge from the West Side. The rail-
ing on the south side of the street car
bridge will be removed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

The man Burdick the capitalist who dis
appeared some time ago owing quite a
little board bill at the Occidental, yester-
day made his last payment on the account.
1t seems that he was engaged in working
his scheme somewhere else and when the
bill was presented he found it advisable to
pay up without any further delay.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

The stone wall of the first story of the
J. 2. Gordon business building at the
corner of Main and Elm is now almost
completed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
COrrNTY COMMIsSIONERs

The three county commissioners left yes
terday morning for a business trip to
Kansas City and Topeka. in the interest of
the county and Expect TO be gone until the
last of this week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

A well known young man was caught In
she act of purloining a dry goods box
from in front of a store on North Main.
He was chased up stairway by patrol
man and managed to get away with his
stolen property.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
Mrs. A. NCCLANE.

The Benevolent society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E j. Ken
die No. 900 North Topeka avenue.
Mrs. c. J. FoUTs, Pres.
Mrs n. L SIMPSON. Sec.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

The revival at the Quaker church is
growing in interest and numbers. and the
teaching is clear and plain, and they in
yite all christians to come and aid them in
the Lords work. They especially invite
all those who make no profession of reli-
gion to come and hear what the Quaker
saws of Christ and His Savior and what he
will do for them
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

The young peoples, society of Christian
Endeavor of the Central Christian church
will give a basket social tonight in the
church, corner market and Second streets
to which all young people are cordially
invited. An interesting program will be
given after which the baskets will be in
order. Come and enjoy pleasant even
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

Workmen were still engaged yesterday
upon the foundation of the Rossler build
ing. North Main. They expect to have 1t
finished today.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30

Officer George Dennis last evening ar
rested John Kelly, drunk, and locked
him I'D for a hearing this morning in the
police court.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
OIIdl lNUUI1I- -. ~.
TO ApVTRTleERS,

crr ,,t.e .or advertising shall be as low as those
Of any other paper Of equal value d. An ~o' -'s
medium. . Ia A.. O.,
An transient advertisements must DO PAID TOR IN
Tntered IN the postoiice at Wichita as secondclass
matter and entered for transmission through Inc
pasterp once at Room ls. Tribune Huilding, New
York where all contracts for foreign soyetIlSih h
seen 8. c. Beckwtth, Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
CRAWFORD GRANT

The "World" was given last night to a
crowded house at the Crawford. The
scenery of some parts of the play was not
poor rand upon that the performance SEEM
principally to depend for popular applause.
The leading part of Harry Elliston was
well given by Mr.. Little; the remainder of
the cast was acceptable.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
In Brown vs. Santa Fe Railroad com
pany verdict of S2.030.50 was yesterday
morning returned for the plaintiff.
H. c. Andrews VS.. J. p. Baker ct al;
Judgment against the defendants, J. p.
Baker and Mrs j. p Baker for S45s37.
H. Rennie VS.. same; judgment against
defendants for s42l.60,
Hermou vs. Deffenbaugh, on trial.
JUSTICE CoURT
John Dooling was Yesterday found
guilty of petty larceny at Justice Barrett's
court and given thirty days in the county
jail. He is the colored bay who a short
time ago stole a set of harness from sec
ond hand store.
The repairs in the room at Justice
Walkers presented the transaction of
much business yesterday
Justice Hammond spent the day in the
settlement of civil cases.
POLICE COURT.
E. Roller. a whisky vagrant, came for
ward yesterday forenoon with a contribu-
ton of $40.
Two colored girls, Mollie Williams and
Celia Rogers, not unknown in police
the officer They had gotten into trouble
up at the stock yards and from the state
ment made seem to have entertained
themselves and quite a good sized crowd
in right, good style. An innocent and
unsuspecting pack peddler had called at
their house and they purchased or rather
ordered quite quantity of goods. But
when he had the temerity TO ask for his
money they pitched him and his pack ont
into the street. When the neighbors
rallied TO the assistance of the peddler the
dusky Celia drew her gun and stood guard.
The officers finally came to the rescue and
brought both down 20 the station. His
honor after hearing the evidence fined
Mollie for assault and battery and Celia for
similar offense and also for shooting off
her gun contrary to the ordinances IN such
cases made and provided. Being penniless
they were committed to the city prison
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
THE COURTS.
PROBATE COURT.

A petition was yesterday filed to sell
real estate in the estate of Mary II. Beal,
deceased, set for February 9Th
Lizzie Presbacher's claim against the
Presbacher estate allowed for S233 and as
signed to second class.
An information was filed as to insanity
of Theresa Isch
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
Hoods Sarsaparilla

SD ~ A. srzessss.L o. ssfs~A F~sarszs -
ey c. lisfsoD< O.. As<<A~s<rs~s. ie-sz- S.-s
100 DOees One Dollar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
AMUSE MENTS
THEODORA.

New York Daily News: "The grand CEN
trail figure of the characters who figure in
this masterwork of Standish's pen is Miss
Marie Hilforde as Theodore. The beauty,
strength, delicacy, power and intensity of
her performance have been the theme of
the journalists pen and the public tongue
siuce she first carried the city by surprise
at her unexpected power"
Crawford Grand, two nights, common
cling Friday, February l,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

"A fellow named Ewing, who lives up in
Fulton, replied John.
why. we never heard Of him." was the
answer, generally 50 fatal TO persons in every
rank OF life.
John was persistent, however, and induced
the president 10 make an engagement to 60
up 70 the Pendleton grounds on the next
Sunday morning. A buggy was procured
and the trip made Arriving they found a
game in progress.
(Which is Ewingr' asked the president.
THAT fellow on second; just watch him."
was Johns reply, and, as he said the other
night, Buck played q wonderful game.
The future champion was unconscious that
be was being watched, and, therefore. played
all tho better After the close of the game
he was approached and asked If he would
ike 70 play with the Mohawk Browns
You will get your car faro and So" was
the offer held out 20 him.
Yes, III take it," promptly answered
Buck, rather fattered by the tempting salary
promised.
When eau you Join usr' was asked
"Do you play this afternoonr'
"Yes, at o'clock"
III be there"
second that opened the eyes OF the big gather
ins present, jumping at once into popular
favor. While with this club he developed bis
catching ability and alternated behind the
bat and at second base.
\ year later, when in Rochester, Y. Y,
with Joe Gerhardt, Reilly was met at the
hotel one evening 10y the manager OF the local
club. which was in need Of u catcher Ii was
hot ba 1lsal
and ASKED tho visiting club as 70 where be
could get one. After moments thought
Gerhardt looked up aud said:
Why wouldn't that young fellow Ewing
dor
Just the man was thinking about" re-
marked Reilly.
The result was that Bucl; was tolegraphed
for that night and caught the season out
The following winter Bob Ferguson, hearing
bis playing lauded by a manager who vas
about 70 sign him, quietly slipped OF and en-
gagged him for the Troy club There he met
Connor, Welch, Gillespie and other players,
and earned the reputation that be now ell
JOYS In his case the old saying that pro
phe, is without honor in his own country Is
partly applicable, for when catching for the
Mohawk Browns in 1850 il was proposed by
go "a - NciH "a -A' -, 10 N-t''1 w o"t"t"
him, Reilly and Joe Sommers; but the pro-
position WAS Sneered down with the words:
NOBODY will pay 10 see a lot Of Miu Creel;
Bottom anna teurs play ball
Two years later repentance and mutual re-
criuiuaciou were in order among the snecr-
ing delegation.
TOM DAILY
Thomas 2. Daily, the well known catcher,
was born about twnItT four years ago in
Philadelphia lie first played IN 1884,, says
The Clipper. filing tho position OF catcher
with tLe ~omer~srs. ga amateur team x bis
native city. and later in the season with the
ssuli- professional club q Millvlle, y J.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
Dangerous Use Of Stsag Pugstrss

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zNS s--1~xy aEsa lie eosz III ..ks alle lsl.eI as
ssaoy La E1aoous eo4s q tAs s-ss4zeh Sss1
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taI-saea ,pElc- S1-s 40 pan fll.ess lasl - nee
ks-e 4 As41eso2 Co, sa-e aze~lA, AArSAAs
s. ~ NoIk
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
HON. N Il. FORD.
A sksteh "a 1hs Life "a ths fEssaasHs ~
tke aicb5x&E Ao~xGs-

A sksGeh "a Ihs Life "a tAs fEssa9sHs VI
tks aieb5x&R Le-xss
Calc2gs s1eaaaSs N Is o~ss-s~-i s~ssiS
ave. ne fsl-.slsS sSsts1 - s1e 4lS - AsA
\ h Fora
Fhs snbject u MS Sketch i : Isoa'a'l-es-1
csti1ef. Il lfFans hapias, -n1 lrsSssaeut ~ tA=
A.chizaa state BASEBALL lsag4e he 1 olss
u tos Representative szsa u AicSissn. -
wsn = ons ef tie n1ast e-E-Axicaoas yo2ls
laeu Il tie acEthHsSE Ieouge hs bAs ~ n
evlebfare la fortlese bartLday, hs has a.
read, tsea TIE rselpAeZt q pchtso2l e0as-fs
~hlch make his nzals familiar - IEess ooti-
ysrsaut xith nAtioAGl legislation DGTll &
ras l2st conzress ks sas perhaps TIE no.
trosniIssnt q tie n1S UaszEhefs IA tns Asilo-
er.sl., wing Il the house of r~pfos<asat q.
Si1es his rstlrernezat troGa tie political arena
hs las roeei ssd Itaseg HIlioH fEoH his eaty ~ila
state. at ths le4sT bsiCg Eis eioctlSns Mar .
~ a. chlst executive u ILs State b@seIs-H
lessg3e.
Mr. Ford was born in Saline, Washtenaw
county. Alch. June %, lsa0, says The sport
lns Tunes. W hea 10 years ot ass lie fe
ns0yed ais parents 20 Lansing, where, Ia the
common seh0.o-s, Nas Laid The foundation u
his ecucatlon- Al the age II IS be entered
ths United states navy asd IN lees Wa Or
dered - join TIE European squadron, serving
two years on thls station he VAS IN 1901 ap-
pointed a midshi pulan az the Naval academy
Annapolis. and fesigning Ia lsco be returned
70 lansing and began tie study Of law.
IL l573 10 married Miss Mary a Carr, OF
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

the author Of a book for law students.
Ia 1885 he was alected 10 the legislature
from Grand Rapids and made a creditablc re-
cord In 1886 be was elected 10 congress by
au overwhelming majority. In lsSo be was
defeated for reelection. Since then he has
devoted his time 10 the active practice Of law
in Grand Rapids
Mr. Ford is u deep and logical reasoner,
an eloquent and powerful orator lie i said
10 be tho youngest member in the q. A. Il.
In stature he is short and robust, IN clsposi-
tion, genial and one Of the most popular OF
men. The Michigan state league made a
wise and fortunate selection in It's president.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
.SOME BASE E-BALLISTS
How Buck Ewing First GoE His
Start II the Profession
/ GOOD OlE FROM TIE BEGINNING
Toaa Daiy, tae " sIl-k ae.a C@tehsr. |" 40
Was Released fFos4 ths thieaso Team
"A >keteh oF "A n kord FFsssasgt
n the aiehlE&a league.

TIE great 41d o1iy BACK Esing. q the
Ne~ YORK team, Eas oeen oQi-g soE--e great
sork this season
Speaking u ths riss u loesI players who
are n0s E2IDogz "a tns pEofesslolal bal nslds
Jqln Reilly gives grspllc eeserit tlon II
Tie manner IA - aElch " b4cS roae - bis prs
slt height 4 lame, saSs The Cincinnati In
allrer Years sso tie champion amateur
team Il Cincinnati ~as ths AoAa~k brown
ciab. - callad because tbs La larlty of lts
players hysd Ia tie Flclnity Il Mohawk
briigs
In addition q tbs baseball team ths club
~as Il a social lnd, composing many mem
b.rs VINO Vese of the contribution order lt
lad = regular 81 u oricers, the president %
iaz invested With executive power u oe used
Al hi, own discretion. In Or,isr 70 kaep pace
NTH rival clubs the Mohawk Browns were
graauauy strengthened, Reilly aud "hed'
Malow. a splendid ieft n-lder, being adcot
The rlfns cane - get secODi basenAan -
take the plAce of a player who Lad become
Seak IL that position
TIE matter was discussed at = meeting OF
tas club oa SATURDAY Iight, and many names
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04


NJ. p C. leonard, whose pose IN the sci
moD casting act was also Irl0ined bv Mr.
MIis. carriel away with him to his hone in
Spring alley. Orange county, y. Y. four
metals q the most precious q metals lie
vas tte champion e the tournament. having
woa the sal-nou casting arst prize, the event
for hVs ounce ro9s. the minnow casting event
rnd the fv casting for black bass there aro
fandsouner anglers than Mr leonard in the
s~crid bat few who can weld the spht ban
tro m coTnuetitf0u with hln.
IN sUenking 4 toe cpmeut & II CIR
ing Daring TIE past aen 7e-rs. Mr. Pre- Ia
ther. tho veteran apElar and piscir7sltrIrat
snd ctlfFciCEst taii - q reporter = Tie
New y rrs Even nS SIMS
Il r-n7er.to- 5ietin~tiv tfrt vhan fha
su@Hnr tcuruanaerts ~srs held Ten vesrs
sgh ir rre northern F7rr q t1e state nlan
Vbo cc8l -asr a aT aftF faef was consl
sTei 20 be something II a phsuou'enon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Newport, H. !, and
removed 20 Grand
Rapids. Ia October
OF the same year,
aud though CON
tlnuing his legal
studies, commenced
the study Of steno
graphy. He re-
ceivei q position as
official stenOgraph-
CT Ia the superior
court Of Grand
Rapids, and in 1873
was admitted 20 tho
bar. Mr.. Ford Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

- . vas conSid-
cred a very prom
Ising player, even
at bis then early
age In 1885 b g
i med with ths
Msriden Conn
club. but when it
z shan Jed before
the season vas half
over. re was 81 Euet
b. Manager Hack
ett for flza Newark
trar1 - The East
ern league. Ee re-
nlaluei with tb .
Nevarkz unal re-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

was uot ushered n with a brass hand
nor has .t neeu mUfed out hy the shtr-
it 81 Srowth and popularity have
NOT hceu 1T tue mushroom variety. but
tre result - years 0f faithful and hon
est work. fitting young men and women
.l ha well the various positions of re-
snous'Uhty and trust to which they
lave been called Attend the G Z. 3.
a. Tuition reasons bic.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

closo q lss'. when - signed Vith the Chi
aEo club During 80 sassnns = is>l s1d
80 Daily did toe buis q tbs catching for ths
Chicago ciub tak.nz part as "a dia in n'
fewer than ~ clampionship games ~hiie
Filnt and Daring a.ternsred il 1o8 games =
the eres Ter rhe pennanG
Re aid excellent wcr1 roo behind tbe hst
thesa euro seas ns. being tel f1r 1arth pace
n Iss7. ard ranking third ia the oficlal -
era-,s Of ere Nsrional .csE1r n - te
sc-oruari=3 -he spelding c1-nolnari'-- os
ere u ths ChicaEc 1sa-l. cn their rclr aTlfl1d
ths world Very Vpe--ssiiF. lov-eve~. ~
we released b~ re Chiearo club - i-s -
t1rn hcnse = vas oiain,ei -hat Isl7 bad q
ia--1e arm and vrss u-sbie ~ -ar1w. bar VIA
a Ettis rest he NAV recover tae uss of IS
arm. snd -beu ho vsuld bs ere - re grsst-
ssf .-arrrers iu r7e gr sfesSicn
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

" = re presented
Reilly Was called
upon u furnish the
name d. a man who
IA his judgment
wOuli strengthen
tie weak spot In
recalling the play
ers whom he knew
lie happened very
felicitoUsly TO
bring up Ewing.
He had met Buck
Oh the old fendie-
ton club grounds, in
Columbia. a year
or two before and
was struck with his
ease and graceful
manner OF playing.
Jumping up he an
nOunced that he
had the very man
who would not only
I'LL the weak spot
b u { gre 4 { | v
, ) rem 81 . en- the
Sclub.
"Who Is heln de-
manded several OF
tho fuauubars
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
~ HYor wish

To enjoy good health. and prevent tao
seeds ~ disease from rpeu5nx iu vaur
systsr3. you should nse the aest n 81 E.
rre n t1e world. sulphur
which w.ll prevent your system from
al vlzarOus. Rev. ~. +. sSow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
BUSINESS BREyITIEs.

First class board and rooms can he
obtained nc 5o7 South Ionla-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
The GENTLE ART OF ANGLING.

Pictures Of L. Cooper Hewitt and T. c.
Leonard, Two Experts Thcreat.
Harlem mere, which is within the limits
of the big city Of New York, was recently
the scene Of flv casting tournament, under
the auspices Of tho National Rod and Reel
association, many of the honors Of which
were carried OFF by p. Cooper Hewitt and
r. c. Leonard, whose pictures, made from
photographs by i. b. Mills, an angler as
well as amateur photographer, adorn this
column
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
REALSR IS WEALTH.

Dr.F. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
aguarautcfG specific for iiy~f.rla. Dizziness.
Commissions FITS. Nervous Neuralgia. lesa-
ache. Nervous Prostrati0n c1usrd Dg fHe use
af alcohol ar tobacco. NaktIuluess Mental
Depression. ~ofteniug Of the Braln fesu tlug
in insanity aHd leading - W ecIy. tfeay and
deafh Premature ord Age. barrelursS u 50 0i
Power 70 either SIX. Involuntary LOSSES and
Sner!uaforrhpea caused hy ovc- cNertinn ~
ihc hraiu. abuse coz over INDULGENCE. zach
box contains 0Ur months treatment. 81 box.
or SIX boxes Tor :. sent - mail prepaid ca ro
ceipt of price.
WI g.; ARA>TTF sTN BONES
To curc any case WITH each order received ~
as for slN boss. arronIau w lfh 81. we wil
send fbr purchaser ogr written guarantee fH
refund fle money. II the treatment 0ocs not
eject cure. Guarantees issued oaiy by
". H. Tib5S, Druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
Jersey CITY.

The Pavonia Yacht Club had it's annual Rhode
Island clambaze yesterday afternoon IN the cl"p
house There large attendance OF meiho0is
and guests and the bake quickly disappeared Among
tbe s,,ests were Dr. Schwelt of the New-Rochehc
Club Commodore Br1ndley, Of the Canar'ie Oiuo
Commodore stelies and viceCommodore Freeman oi
the Hudson River Club ex-senator n. D. Taylor ana
q Ras. Lewis, the champion fat man OF HUDSON
County.
While James Levtns, Of the First Precinct pohce
Was patroling his post in the upper part OF secohu
81 about 2 AS a. M he was called to arrest Mar'ln
Weeks. Of No 3s8 secOndst., who was drunk ana
disoriery Weeks drew large knife and slaSoed
the officer on both checks. cutting deep eashfN'
The point of the blade penetrated Levmss lelt eye
and it IS thought that the sight IS destroyed PoAce
man Mummy went 10 the assistance Of Levins, and
quickly dubbed Weeks into submission
Colonel william C. Heprenheimer has been nonli-
mated for a fourth term in the Assembly Dy ulc
Democrats Of the WITH District of Hudson County