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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

The district court stands adjourned until
the Is. and in the meantime Judge Reed
is recuperating his judicial mind at
Chingawassa Springs. Anna NJ. Baker
sues her husband Charles NJ. Baker for a
divorce on the grounds OF extreme cruelty.
The burden OF the petition IS that the de-
PENDANT hit and otherwise assaulted the
plaintiff without cause or proyocation.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage licenses were issued IN the pro
bate court to Thobee Johnson, OF Wichita,
and Mile Roeder. of Goddard, and TO An
drew Nicholson and Roxana Barbara Bar
tholemew. both of Wichita Copy OF tesla
nentarv letters in estate of VI, W Coulter,
deceased. certified. Fifth report and &C
count of :. T. Majors, guardian OF estate
Of Burleigh minors filed.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Several issues involving fine distinctions
in civil rights were fled yesterday in the
court of common pleas for the unravelling
Of the court upon his return. The clerks
are at work preparing the docket for the
September term, comprising probably two
hundred and twenty-five cases IN all
JUSTICES COURT.
Nothing marred the digniied quiet Of
the justices court yesterday and all Of the
WORK was Of a quiet civil nature Several
warrants were issued for petty offenders TO
be returned today.
POLICE COURT.
The Sunday happenings IN police circles
were Of little moment The usual DRINKS
were lodged in the cooler and each paid -
Yesterday morning for their Offences ID
Smythe paid SIS on the charge Of keeping
| open on Sunday. Yesterday several came
/ forward and paid up back fines upon beng
/ encouraged 70 do 80 by tbs officers
| couple Of all round vags contributed TO
ward the complete occupancy Of the cooler.
| i long list Of outlayyed females paid each
/ g fine q SO into the clty's excheqpor
! Judge MuseIle- held court morning and
evening and disposed % fe7v cases \
| family row a. Burton car works n Thicf
| there were charges ard counter charges o.
assault took up a litt!e time and resulted
| In each being fined s.
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and it is claimed, unjustly exacts from
them tax of per cent per annum.
Merchants and jobbers who receive re-
mittances from the country should so far
as possible discourage their customers IN
the practice of sending private check, but
request them to make their remittances IN
Wichita Exchange instead, thus saving
the banks not only a great deal OF labor
and expense, but they will in this way as
sist in building up the city as deposl-
tory for the country banks, and
at the same time discourage, the very
unsatisfactory and unbusiness-like prac-
tice of circulating private checks through
out the country as cash.
Banks throughout Kansas and the
southwest are beginning to appreciate the
convenience of keeping their balances in,
and making their collections through
Wichita and with a united effort upon the
part of the banks and their customers,
Wichita will from the very nature OF
things in a very short time be made re
serve citV -
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Liege 20 Cologne. She was Asittias, m a Gg-ss
class railwEy compartment ysllozs Ela1
eutsred, and producing, a PiPo 0n1sa "a
smoke indRStriOusly. Tim guard Ee2<c-
scented to the fellow tnzt1.he oamps<tn1ens
was reserved foe ladies, but tb4s wssEuin9
had no effect upon thesrl'f1ar, who eoR-
tinued TO smoke - fast that thsEziryE a the
compzrt1ne1l sS0n beezGne iutslozah1s Gnd
tine ex-exnpzssz fA&ntads away. ~ the nsxs
stop She Was removed - anofhnrconpzTt-
Ineut. When told who the ladyu1s fhg
mnn expressed saatzaction that ? 'eh hal
smoked her out I've paid my +. nd
Pm AZ good ~ auSt0sy eF.zs,D satd hO.
StrangeiysnGugtftl sstriiewSURErsa1asr esEs
ed for violAtionof ths rIlH pro nj iting ins
trusion into and Shaking IN tho eomparss
rneut reserved FOR ladies. It4sezsd, bows
ever, that railway regulations IN EarvYs
are enforced in the cases Of foreign patruna
civ. Let an American trne=.k TIM EHsttezt
rule and he Is mulrtsd prsmTtty sud Il
the very Hrait.-Eugene Eald ga Chicaga
News
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The size Of Wen. Nat

Some interesting fhcss were furuished
some time ago by English hAttsrs respects
ing the size Of mans hat. Ths siDs il z
mean between the length and br.sdth Il
the hat: thus, Measurements Ct seven
inches and half by SIX inehss and q hAlf
would give No. Z, and 80 On Tho usual
sizs for an adnlt EngTishrnAn - q No. q
Germans have round heads. Malsys small
onsA The heads OF Portuguese av-sT>Ea
from SIX inches and ss~@D oighths 70 ssvsa
inches; those Of Spzniards are httlt
Larger. The heads Of JspanssS excal tha
EEelish avvrAEss -ExchanEs.
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Familiarities of Young Girls.


There is very little left to call the people
you love If you lavish words Of affection
on every stranger whom you meet. Ii you
call a young woman whom you have known
Just half an hour Dear and enc whom
you have known three days Darling"
there will be no tender endearing term for
you to address TO those who have your
whole heart. Girls who are not of neces-
sity gushing are often apt TO speak IN the
most familiar manner. Good speech Is
certainly pure silver, bat there are so many
times when silence would outweigh it and
be perfect gold. To tell Of ones family
affairs, to tell OF ones joys and worries to
some one who has a sympathetic manner
and seems TO invite 1T, Is at once weak
ness and a misfortune. To write letter
in which you use endesring terms, In which
you discuss personal matters, Is more than
merely indiscreet-it is dangerous
Don't you think if you are bit familiar
in speech or with the pen to man thai he
is going TO moro than meet this half wsyi
Don't you think If you call him by his first
name he Is very apt 20 call you tJ yours,
and perhaps before people whom you do
not care TO have think lightly Of your If
you permit him to speak Of things not usu-
ally discussed do not imagine for one
moment he Is going to regard tho CONVEX
sation as confidential. He will always tell
it TO somebody, and you can then imagine
how much further down IN the esteem or
two people you have gone. Don't permit
any man to be familiar with you 70 the ex-
tent of calling you "Old girl, or citing you
rs zone Of the boys" You don't belong
among the boys, and you shouldn't be
counted there Don't let any ulEb, unless
you are betrothed 70 him, kiss yO1- Lips
are of little worth 10 John which have been
pressed by Tom, Dick and Harry.-LAdies'
Home Journal.
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PERSONALS.

Judge Wall left the city yesterday for a
short vacation.
Mr.. T. McNulty, of ThaYer, Kan, is at
the Occidental
Nh D. i. Means, of Arkansas City, is a
guest at the Carey,
Mr. and Mr. Victor Murdoch returned
Saturday evening.
Mr. w II. Carpenter, of Marion, IS at
the Metropole today.
Mr. w II. Gully, of Chicago, was at the
Occidental last night.
Mr.. H. S Clarke, of Lawrence, Is
registered at the Carey.
Attorney II. w. Holt returned yesterday
from visit to Virginia.
Mr.. j. b. Hickman, of Kansas City, is
registered at the Metropole.
Mr " Raymond, OF Garden City, was
at the Occidental yesterday.
Major w r. Morris, of Cincinnati, is
registered at the Manhattan.
Mr. c. L. King, of Leon, Kan, is in the
city for a few days at the Carey.
Mr. William Donovan, of Springfield,
IL was at the Metropole last night
Mr.. j. Marshall, of Louisville, is
amongst the guests at the Manhattan.
Mr.. Avery Turner, superintendent of
the Santa Fe, was in the city yesterday.
Niessrs. w. B. Throc}morton and II. H.
Jackman are off for snort visit to Color
ado.
\. Burgesser. Union City, Ok. was in
the city Yesterday, ana made the EAGLE a
short visit.
Mr.. James GiIlogly and family con-
template removing TO their former home
in Newman, Ill
Miss Della EIler has gone TO Kansas
City on a visit of a few weeks among rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Tom Holmes, with her two chill
dren. are visiting in the city. They are
living Temporarily IN Denver.
Attorney J. V Daugherty Is so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be
able to attend to business again.
Mrs Gertie Fleetwood, nee McElye
forIRerly of this city, returned from Amer
icus. Georgia, yesterday and welcomed 10y
host Of friends.
Messrs. VIII Smith and George Cross, OF
the Chicago Lumber Co., left last evening
over the Frisco for the south. They viii
do Texas and Louisiana.
!. D. Van Nuys, II. D., left yesterday
for DeS Moines, Iowa, TO attend the ma
tional convention NJ. W. \. as delegate
from Wichita camp No $40.
Messrs. f. +. Samuel, c. W. Samuel anc
r. James, of 1t. Louis, are at the Man
haitian for a few days and contemplate
opening a grain exchange IN this city.
p. V. Mintou, of Wellington, was in the
city yesterday making preparations TO re
turn to Wichita, after an absence of two
years. Mr.. NJ. has decided there is NJ
place like his old home, the ''Peerles:
Princess"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

There are rzzDy vyays By vTkieh the stzrs
respond to iacuireEs resSec1znG the sscrEEs
Of the future One a the Etza2lezz Is 20 t~<s
ths first ssa- yo1 Dotses. eoaa& t6s EGH1Oer
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ALECTURE FROM STANLEY.


To The Editor o. the EsEe-
VIII you kindly make room for the ac-
companying letters from Major Pond as
part of a correspondence II regard TO
lecture for the coming winter The Hy-
patia club had expected 10 place before
their friends in Wichita the world ren0wn-
ed traveller Henry NJ Stanley; and i -
possible they may stu 90 50 The matter
viii De definitely decided when i il learn
81 whether he VIII come as far west as
Kansas In correspondence with Serb
ners sons / learn that Mr. Stanley viii de-
liver lectures in fifty cities only. and we
should DC glad 10 make Wichita '-one Of
the fifty.
The Scribners compliment very highly
Mr. Carter. who Is their agent for stan
Iav's authentic book Through Darkest
Africa; which book. II Is conceded. must 60
upDoa Ruskin's catalogue Of books fer sil
tine. DR.. Alex MackeT smith has made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
BOARD OF HEALTH AND CHISHOLM
CREEK.

The Chisholm creek still continues to be
a subject of interest, especially to those
who live in the vicinity of the limpid
waters. Everybody, individually and col
lectively, has figured on this matter, and
the problem is yet unsolved. The board
of health has certain powers which as yet
have never been exercised but promise to
be. The question comeup regularly every
wear, and one thing and another deters
everybody from doing anything except
talking about it until the season of danger
is past. and the subject is dropped until
the following year.
The new administration get selected on
the strength of their promises to adjust
this matter to the satisfaction of every
BODY and then the subject is saved to
again act as a leverage for succeeding
candidates.
In conversation with the chairman Of
the board of health the following view OF
the matter was learned: That the present
condition of the creek is a menace TO the
health of the community that resides near
it and that the board of health feel called
upon to do something. A. the Lewis dam
question is so intimately associated with
the problem the board OF health refrained
from exercising their power for fear
of prejudicing and checkmatlng
the arbitration that was pending. As
soon as that was concluded a special COM
mittee from the council took the matter in
hand and here was another excuse for
DELAY The chairman OF that committee
reports that progress is being made and he
has hopes. the very same thing that every
body else has had for several years. Pan
dora never knew what a blessing she was
comforting on mankind.
DR.. Furley, the chairman of the board
of health said yesterday evening that the
| board had their eyes on that subject and
| only intended 70 wait a reasonable time 10
allow some adjustment Of the dlfh-
culties. He further said that the
board thought they knew how 10
proceed to do their duty and that they
! had fully made up their minds TO start IN
| at it irrespective of consequences In the
| first place the packing houses will not be
permitted to drain into IL and IN the sec
! ond place if that creek could not be other
wise purified il could be filed uD There
| is ample sewer accommodations for the
hacking houses and a movement on the
! mart of the board Of health * likely 70 he
! more serious than the complaints OF the
residents.
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GOLDEN BELLS.

The committee Of arrangements for the
golden wedding OF Rev. and Mrs. J. {.
Post would remind the friends that the
event Will occur tonight At the First Bap-
fist church aud would ask them 10 gather
promptly as the wedding march viii begin
At o'clock As the number Of friends Is
greater than the capacity Of the church,
the invitation Is withheld from the child
rem. Il is hoped the older friends and the
ministers and wives will especially form a
part of the loving group, who shall press
close 70 wish these faithful worthy friends
great JOY upon their wedding day.
side by side when youthful and gay,
side By SIDE when their hair = gray;
Not ever clear o. cI0l6eG tae SKY
In the city vesrS gone by.
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Mrs. De Iscs-Flis papeE Gays thse
every pound a. ivory in market r-pr-ssais
q human MFR.
Mr. DE- L-Thn1's almost a. bad a. tie
whelsbone tnsust-y.
Mr.. De Ii WhsIs fzhiEE so vsrT
dangsrous?
Mr.. Do I.-So. that il safe enough. but
think II tie WORM the wkalsbonsA. Kill
Esw York Wr@kly
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a Ustls child. sss5ng another sonisvhst
older than herself looking ialofhe garsisI
lar.
tirneN without feE~lrlug ga auEEsr-
same sHert-
The visitor ftr1 s.oziY ~Alked assS
end tie socially i1slinsd calld el-ian 49,
be-
orb ny lHb % % mamma. oafoopstT
New Yer Ledger.
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MzNszmaIs s1tl
1913 to 127 \. Main Street.

We will make lower prices
than any house in the city
during this week.
Good, heavy, wide apron
ginghams 5 cents a yard.
Fine style and fine quail
ity dress ginghams at 10
cents, worth a half more,
Closing prices on challleS,
cost cuts no figure; summer
goods are going.
MUNsoN & MCNAMARA
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

The Democratic primaries were held IN
this city on Saturday for the election OF
delegates to the convention which will be
held III the district court room on Satur-
day next, with the following result: First
ward-P. V. Healy, n. A. English, w. b.
Gibney, Robert Carson, r. \. Love, John
I. Kelley John Clayton, 7. B. Threlkeld,
A D. Kindred, T. f. McMechan, John
Braitsch, Fred Bentley, j. C. Billinger, D.
B. Hines, J. T. Carey John Terrell, HUI
bert Childs, S. S. Elder Harry T. Moore,
William Ford, J. V. Wood, G. NJ. Cal
houn, John Ratliff, E. B. Everett, j. K.
Holiday Alternates-Thomas Mahan, j.
w. Taylor, James Mclaughlin, Robert
Duncan, Charles Hunter, d. Brown, Lee
Cone, Ed Knoblock, r. B. Spurrier, b. +.
PIummer, A. Wllkie, Richard Hazelton,
Fred Bruhn, John Goodyear, Charles
Freeman, J. F. Mcmillan.
Second Ward-W. Griffenstein, D. l..
Green, A. II. Mckee, Lewis Dean, W. C..
Longdon, Otto Weiss, ID. NJ. Dale, J. H.
Pumpella, w. Fletcher, +. Hilbarger, G..
w. Collins, 6. NJ. Litzenberg, E. l. Clark,
j. Wasserboehr, d. q. Millison, NJ. Ander-
son, r. T. Bean, J. f. Conley, T. G. Fitch.
Alternates-O A Reach, II. NJ. Jones, A.
S Forker, Burt MillisOn, r. COgdell,
Leonard RIGHT, George Millburn, Charles
Dangerfield, Fred Dennis, &. NJ Dixon, f.
B. Bapger, Frank NJ. DEAN, T. H. Griffith,
John Linder, Frank Fisher John Fisher,
H. r. Butler, w. \. Arey, o. Keith, +. j..
Shaefer.
Third Ward-W T. Bishop, G. S, Viii
son, B. W Aldrich, B. X Brown, VIM.
rail-, H. L. Mason, w l. Osborne, w. w.
Reynolds, T. S. Kennedy, H. w. Holt, NJ.
c. Cook, A J. Smith, John Arbogast, S.
B. Amidon, J. n Haymaker, j. q. Mccoy,
w. B. Bailey, J. w. Hinton.
Fourth ward-E w. Mora, Coleman
Rogers, T. B. Smith, a. f. Shober,
Samuel Hewey, Amos Harris, w. B.
| Ryder, J. w. Coates, \. Bird, Harry
Stewart. J. Z. Schoonover, W. X. Clifford,
A. A. Glenn, Alfred BurwelI, Z. J. Healy,
J. f. Hurst, j. S. Richardson, o. Mulvey,
/ j. NJ. Moore, Luther Burns, G. p. Lock,
| +. n. Peck, G. w. Yocum, 5. a. Satclitf,
Nixon Elliot, J. NJ. Ross, c. A. Stafford
Ed O'Brien, Rufus Coen, f. w. Israel, c.
| w. Myers, A w. Mccoy, H. H. DEAN,
| Alternates-WilliamS tancer, S. l.. Davis
| G. w Finch, David Ross, f. q. Smyth
| Jr., Amos Burns, r. VI. Piatt, Ben \
Hit
Fifth ward-F X Blake, William NJ
Kaieser, w. C. Glenn, w P. Campbell, r.
L. Holmes, H. A. Glenn, II. w. Carvin, J
A Hollenberger,. C. C. Kenyon, Is. f
Counter Alternates-J. R. Gould, F. A.
Glenn, 1. w. Gill, D. O. Williams, NJ S.
! Warne.
Sixth ward ohm Martin, John H. Ash
Charles Mossbacher, Thomas Mccarthy,
Thomas Fahey, S. B. Tibbits, Edward
Ray, Abraham Crow, John Herrig, c. c
Gentry, Wesley Sladen George Atchison
John Mccarthy, A. J. Braiser, Patrick
| Gould.
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MuU $751;
VIVIAN 4oso
123 TO 127 Y. Main Street.

If you keep after the dress
goods remnants a few DAYS
longer there wont be anyleft,
Theirs are people who I'M
derstand that the most desir-
able goods so into remnants
first.
There is choice picking on
the remnant tables this
week. Just what you want
for your girls or yourselves
MUNSoN & MCNAMARA.
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The wood1nen Of Wichita viii meet this
evening in the hall IN Ge.to block. corner
Of Main and Second streets
After the 1ayste-ies Of Woodcraft hare
been exemp,ifed 70 the caDdidates present
refreshments Vii be served - al WOOD
men and their frields Members vii.
please bear this notice II mind and rep,or,
az the Campfire at = L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Messrs. Fred Sewers and Oscar Sterling
got into an alteration yesterday about the
sale of some hogs. During the excitement
Sewers was knocked or fell against the
iron door of the vault in the county clerk S
Office and cut his head very badly. Drs.
Terrill and Purdy were summoned from
across the street and staunched the now OF
blood before he was much weakened. he
was then taken 20 their office where It was
found that he had received two long, irreg-
ular cuts in the scalp, which were then
properly dressed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

In the report of the ballot taken at the
Republican county convention on superin-
tendent of education published in Sunday
EAGLE, Mr.. Carson was only given credit
for sixteen votes through an oversight,
whereas, he received ninety-eight votes,
following very closely on the heels of the
successful candidate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Mr.. E. c. Cook returned home from
Providence Wells yesterday and reports a
fine time. He says that that portion OF
Butler and the northern part OF Cowley
were favored with quite hard rain yes
terday forenoon and vegetation looks
quite well refreshed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

H. G. Toler returned last Saturday night
after a successful campaign with his
famous horses in the Missouri circuit. lie
will commence putting his flyers in trim
for the races which will be given at the
fair at Wichita next month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

The New Hope Baptist church desires TO
thank the kind friends who 20 generously
responded TO its appeals for aid 70 help II
out of debt. The contributions amounted
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70 ADVERTISERS.

Cur rates of advertising shall he as low those OF
any other paper of equal value as an advertising
medium. .
All transient advertisements must be paid for IN
advance.
The proprietors reserve the rlE AZ 10 REJECT anu
discontinue any advertisements contracted LOT
either BY themselves or their agents.
Entered in the postof1ce At wichita as SECOND
class matter and entered for Transmission through
the mails such. -
Eastern ONCE at Room IS. Tribune Building, New
York CITY and 500 The ROokery,' Chicago where
al contracts for foreign advertising will be made
and where files Of the paper can be seen. . u
Beckwith, Agent. 49,
Readers Of the EAGLE when in New York City
or Chicago can copies Of the paper at the ofce
Of our agent at the address given above.
All notices for entertainments OF any KIND IN
which an sdmitsnce fee is required will be charged
ST the rate of FIVE cents per line per day and must
be classified and will not be run as pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City. Mo- the book store Of 3. Click q East ON
The EAGLE has the largest circulation Of any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
han any two Kansas dalies combined; reaching log
towns on the day OF publication in Kansas. Indian
territory Panhandle of Texas and eastern Colorado
The columns OF the EAGLE have been tested and
proved to be the best advertising medium in the
southwest The only daily that reaches all the ter
ritory a ove named on day Of publication As an
advertising medium it is unexcelled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

There will be a service of song at the
Dodge avenue NJ. Z. church this evening,
under the auspices ofthe EpwOrth League
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

The canton Wichita No L o. o. F. re
turned on Sunday from the triennlal con
cIave at Chicago They all report good
time and their friends assert that they
showed up in good shape.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

The board of education will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in called session to
reconsider the apportionment of seats TO
the various school buildings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

- The remains of Mrs. 5. p Taylor were
shipped to Cincinnati last evening, and
therefore no services at the house today
as was announced in last evenings papers.