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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Last night witnessed one of the most re-
markable meetings that has ever been held
in the First church. Rev. John William
son preached very powerful sermon 10
the young men While the effort was
crowned with success. both in the convic-
tion and conversion of souis. one OF the
most remarkable incidents was the conyer-
sion of a very noted gambler, who had ar
rived in the city but the day before. a
man who, though showing the evidence OF
an early upright training, has led a
life of dissipation and recklessness
for wears and is known by men Of
mis- former profession from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific coast. The Bible
reading Yesterday afternoon was ali that
could be desired The subject is certainly
one OF deep interest to all Christians. The
same subject. the Bible idea of prayer,
will be expounded this afternoon, and
promises to be still more interesting than
before. Il is TO be hoped that all who
possibly can will arrange 10 attend this
meeting. The afternoon service will COM
mence at $50: evening service at $50
Bring your Bible and come expecting to
enjoy spiritual feast Everyone invited.
The Fisher Sisters have leased the Ire
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
AN ACCIDENT.

Yesterday evening Mr.. Samuel Bolts,
residing at 401 Sherman avenue, met with
painful and serious accident while work
ing in the Missouri Pacific yards. He was
in the act of coupling cars and his left
hand was caught between the bumpers
mangling it near the wrist in most dis
tressfng manner. Medical aid was i'm
mediately summoned and sufferer was re-
moved to his home. The physicians do
not anticipate any serious consequences
but say plainly that he will have long
and painful Illness. They hope to be able
TO save the hand and if nothing unforeseen
transpires haYe every hope of accomplish
ing that much. No blame seems to be at
tached to any of the employees Of the road
and it is generally conceded that it was
an accident that will occasionally happen
in spite of all precaution.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
PERSONALS.

Mr.. S Leopold, Boston, is in the city to-
day.
II. Waddles, of st. Joe, is at the Met
ropole.
G.L Russell, of Kansas City, arrived
yesterday.
Mr.. F. Ethridge, of Chicago, is in the
city today.
Mr. w. T. Clark, Des Moines, o., is at
the Carey.
Mr.. NJ. Bohman, of st. Louis, is at the
Manhattan.
Mr. J. w. Ogsden, of Topeka, was in the
city last night.
DR.. ID. B. Shuey, of Emporia, spent yes
terday III the city.
Mr. A. H. Sielken, Indianapolis, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. NJ. Shaughenesy, st. Louis, was in
the city last evening.
Mr. c. r. Andrews, of Kansas City, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. ]. A. Vanhooser, of St. Joseph, was
in the city last night.
+. E. Hayward, of Kansas City, spent
yesterday IN the city.
r. w. Dillon. of Kansas City, is stop
ping at the Metropole.
Mr.. B. j Porter of Kansas City, will be
in the city for several days.
Messrs. J. s. Mann and A. Brotherton,
of kingmrn, are at the Carey.
AIessrs. J. A. Walker and A n. Briggs
of Cheney, spent Yesterday in the city.
Lew Meetzell. of St. Louis, arrived yes
terday and is stopping at the Metropole.
W. II. Hamilton, of Cleveland, is in the
city looking after some business matters.
Mr.. James Garvey, of the Wabash, was
looking up his friends in the city yester-
day.
Colonel J. H. Hallowell left last night
for Topeka to attend 10 some business
matters
Mr. Fitzgibbon, of the Union Pacific, ac-
companied by his successor, was III the city
Yesterday
Attorney J. w. Adams returned yester-
day from Eureka Springs much improved
in health.
Deputy United States Marshal c. E.
Sho arrived in the city last evening from
Hennessy, |. I.
Mr. G. Minturn Worden, of Toledo, O.,
representing the little Dulci," was in the
city last evening.
w H. Rsuch, who spent the early part
of the week in the courts of Dodge City,
returned last night.
Rev. J. w. Love is at Lyons, Kan, for
the week assisting Rev Cosselman of that
place IN revival services.
Mr. Samuel Majors, an old timer, ar
rived in the city last night from Danvile,
ILL.,, and proposes to stay for awhile.
Miss Jose Webb, of Salt Lake City, will
arrive in the city today and will be the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. {. a. Stafford, of
l126 North Lawrence.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
FIRE.

At midnight the cry OF ire was heard
along the streets, and for a few minutes it
could not be located, the lofty buildings
on the north side of Douglas avenue shut
ting OF the view. One Of the fire boys
WAS coming down Market street saw the
illamination out on Second street aad ut
once ran 70 the hose house and roused out
the boys
Until this time no alarm was turned in,
and then everybody who had IL key turned
in from the nearest box. When the hose
wagon arrived on the scene it was found
there We're no hydrants within reach of the
hose The chemical did good work in pro-
tecting the neighboring buildings bat
the dwelling was beyond ah hope
before tie departments arrival
The dwelling is situated on the
corner OF Cleveland and Oak streets, Is a
two story house and IS owned by Mr..
Bishop Garrison. He was not a. home
when the fire broke out. but was picked
up by the hose wagon on his way home
The family was in bed and Mrs. Garrison
narrowly escaped out Of back window
leading to the root of the porch, from
which position she WAS rescued by the
neiyhbors. The flames gathered such
headway IN such a short space OF time
that all the occupants of the house were
glad to escape with their lives. Nothing
of any consequence was saved as II was
impossible to get near the house on ac-
count of the heat. Ii was first discovered
by one of the neighbors and at that time
the flames were bursting from the windows
and roof The cause of the fire can not be
positively established, but 1t originated
beyond question from the explosion or a
lamp which was left burning in the Sit
ting-room. 1t is supposed that 1t was
filled by mistake with gasoline, and the
explosion was only the natural result OF
the mistake. Mr.. Garrison said that the
house was insured for half its value and
that he believed there was $500 on his
household effects. The house is valued
roughly at $500. 1t was a two-story
frame, containing ten rooms. Mr.. CARR
son and family were kindly taken in by
the neighbors for the night, and this
morning their home is nothing but mass
of smoking ruins.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
SOME FACTS WORTHY Or NOTE

That the word "yiIlasn' AZ frat mesns
simply yilisger
That the word ''Tfvalsp once To~aot neigh
bors VINO hvcd on the bsnks of "a rfy>r-
That the word ''simpleton" wns originally
applied 20 per-ons OF honest cand1r--strAighs-
forward and smpie, oppo.ed 70 dnplicity
Of character.
That the word brat, which Is aow a low
word'of contempt. was once used IN sacred
ver~e--"Oh, AbrahasniE bgsts, On, bsoo<ls "a
blessed seedsi"
That tsss word .tnsve7 IN its origin r3snA
fed Young man. and On the German court
cards is rneeesy the page OF knight attending
the king or asssn-
That tho words pagan" and ''hesteers'
come from words stgr,iiyinZ = auu1eyIaas.,
becartse it was in the rural distr1czS taas ias
worznip u t5o sacigat dssfsss WA i1ngeas
cOnttnuod-
That the word 'iIios" originally n~ass
onlv private p<r~y5, CT ons Sso was u0s
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mentally sffLceed.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
pnNnS APPROVED

The Judiciary committee and the ways
and means committee of the school board
held meeting yesterday at the office OF
Mr. l.. w. Clapp to examine bond OF Citi-
Zens bank and of the Wichita National as
preparatory to handle the monies Of the
school board The bond given by each
bank is for Sl00 900 ana the money to be
handled by each about half that amount.
The bonds as presented were reported per-
fectly satisfactory and accepted.
DR.. Stevenson, city superintendent, re-
ported some of the pupils failing to reach
school during the present cold wave. No
serious illness reported but the attendance
decreased by way of preventative Of grip
and kindred enemies.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
THE nINeNAN MELTING.

A message from hingmau signed by ".
c. Tetrich and J. W. Sieea yesterday an
nouueed that a Resaomssgoa nseeting <
would be hsld there TOMORROW night and
asked that delegation lie in attendance
from Wichita. 1t is Thought Senator Bent
ley, W. r. Payne. ". u Mccormick. W.
A. Taomas and Gec. H BiAckrelder will
leave on the Wichita N Western tomorrow
morning and spend the day aud night IL
kingmzu The meeting IS well sdvcr-
tised as announced. and big crowd, il IS
thought, wiz be IN attendance.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
WHEAT PROSPECTS,

1t was suggested by a non-agric1lturist
yesterday, at the court house, that the
present cold wave WAS likely to ipjure the
winter wheat. 4 farmer who chAnced 10
hear the stand-up collar remark smiled
deep. aud was not backward in renarking
that he had seen no signs OF paraIyz zed
wheat so far, and the present wave SO far
had iEst been mild enough 70 give good
healthy color 20 the wheat and greatly
increase the chances for a big crop next
year In his judgment, based on ten
years experience. the outlook for wheat
was never more fiatteFing. which was say
ing a good deal for Southern Kauszs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
TAFFY PULL.

The taffy pull at the home OF Miss
Florence Mccoy, 433 North Fourth avenue,
was an event that will be long remembered
By the many friends who participated. In
addition to the title roll an elegant lunch
con was served and the evening wiled
away in games, charades, music, etc. The
wee small hours saw the termination of a
delightful evening.
Those present were Misses Kittie Cor
win, Washburn, Georgia Holcomb, Ella
Taft. Hattie Cox, Maggie Mckay, Lulu
Andrews, Florence Mccoy, Anna Zeinin-
ger. Fannie Heydon, Prof. Davis, Ray Tay-
lor, Ed Toler, Wallace Parkinson, D. 3.
Mccoy, Charles Pinkley, Eugene Mccoy,
Henry Wallace.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
. nEIIGsrFtL ..GERu.N. ;,

Miss MauGe Pratr's german. given at
home, 1877 Emporia avenue, last evening
was most enjoyable and select affair.
The young people danced till midnight, to
the music OF Shaw's orchestra. Miss NaRde
always entertains handsomely. and last
nights affair was no exception. as at
tested by some of the young folks who de-
clared that they had had lovely time.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

DR.. G. A. Edwards, of Syracuse, n. Y,
who has been visiting the family of his
brotherin-law, Mr.. 5. +. Hubbard, the
week, called at the sanctum yesterday
afternoon in company with Mr.. Hubbard.
Aside from the magnificence of the city
the most marvellous thing about this won
derful country, says the doctor, Is Its
matchless climate He wonders that more
is not said about it in sounding the praises
of Kansas; that it is unsurpassed, II
equaled. by any other section or locality
On the continent.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
A PARTING WORD.

Remember the entertainment at the
Emporia avenue II. E church tonight
The doors will be opened promptly at z
o'clock, so that those who wish TO go early
and secure seats can do so. Go and hear
Miss Belle Moore. who won the gold medal
at the Demoress contest at the Baptist
church last Friday night.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
DIED.

Yesterday morning at half-past z, at her
residence 1927 North Market street, Mrs.
c. W. Smith of consumption. The funeral
will be announced later. She leaves a
family and large circle Of friends to
mourn their loss.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cressopp, OF Fair
mount, are mourning the loss OF their ilt-
tie baby boy, aged six months, whose death
occurred during Wednesday night. The
funeral will take place today from the res
idence at 10 O'Clock a. m. All friends OF
the family are invited.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
OUR CHEZ SICK.

Colonel Murdoch was confined to his bed
yesterday, suffering severely from an at
tack of neuralgia of the face. He was
still PROSTATE last night but hoped to be
sufficiently recovered by today to get out
if the weather is favorable.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

California on Wheels" rolled out of the
city yesterday morning via the Missouri
Pacific route Tor Pueblo. a tally WAS kept
OF the visitors and they numbered 23, 457,
reaching upwards of 1900 the last day. \
free show always draws.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
ATTENTION KNIGHTS rEMpLAR

Regular meeting of Mount Oiivet COM
mandry Knights Templar this evening, at
7:3O sharp. Work in the ''Order of the
Temple" Sir knights will appear in uni
form. Visiting fraters welcome. BY order
J. A. HoLLINGER, l.. Z.
c. Z. MARTIN. Rec.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Joe Hodges, who is we'll known in the
,ity, and who some weeks ago was arrest
cd and taken to Paris, Tex, charged with
being in killing affair in No Mans Land,
-eacned the city yesterday. He succeeded
yet.ing bail, aud his trial will probably
come Off some time in April. His many
friends in the city are quite slow TO believe
that he was in any way connected with
the affair of which he is charged.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

A meeting viii be held in the hospital
parIors by tie board of directors OF The
City hospital Friday. Feh. 2i. al : O'Clock
q. n. A fGll attendance IS desired.
Mg.s Eb. ZAEIaAS. Secfr.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Miss Mary E. Chenault, a sister of the
wife of the gallant Lieutenant A Z. Run
yon. who has been visiting here for some
weeks. left last evening for her home N
Kentucky. She has made many friends
during her stay, who will always be glad
10 welcome her back TO Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

A good concert for - cents is cheap. but
when that IS cents at the same time as
sists in completing that building on the
corner of First and Topeka avenue it is
teu-fold cheaper Buy some tickets of
Hyde & Humble and give them TO your
friends. and be sure you go yourself
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
HINTS ON CONSUMPTION.

Do nOt parTL.It mothers Srstected of Ea7sng
cos1DptaOn 70 nzrse t1eEr offspring
Do not naiag5s the unwasaed eiothing II
ccaSam DsEvs patseol< wIta Sszi-ar css-1Ir;..
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

The Mizpah society Of ST. Johns church
Will meet with Mss Ryan. 80 North To-
peka avenue, Friday, kebruary q. al
o'clock. ELIEx CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Colonel Z. c. Cole is up from the terri
tory looking after some of his business in
terests here. He reports matters In the
territory in fiourishing condition.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Prof. Beal has received overtures to
open dancing class in Arkansas City.
The standard of the classes he has con-
Quoted in this city will be a big recnm-
mendation for him. His classes will be
continued here as formerly.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Colonel William b. McCreery, of Flint,
Michigan, 70 merly state treasurer OF
Michigan, WAS in the city "Wednesday
with hi, brother, Rev. c. II. McCreery, on
his way home from California.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

The old folks concert that is TO be given
is for the Y NJ c. A. building fund, not
the current expenses, but TO help on The
completion OF the building.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Regular meeting OF Wichita Lodge Va.
p O. o. 2. this evening az 20. il the
hall above Savings ba1s Al members of
this order cordially invited 70 he @ith as
z 4. SPEAE-s, y. G.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
MEETING OF RAILROAD COMMITTEE.

The railroad committee of the board OF
hoard of trade rooms at p. N. today. I'M
portant business is on hand and full and
prompt attendance is desired.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
II-STIFF CprRTS.
POLICE COURT
ANNocxcFxgxTa

The Degree Of Honor VIII meet Friday
evening, the 2ISt, at ID All members
are reqGesfed 20 be present
MES EalA +. CAswELL, c. Of Il
MIS- CAELroS, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

At the Monarch parlors some Of the boys
are naming the location of the world :
fair The board Indicates variety oi
opinion.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Rudolph Hatfield VS. John II. Baldwin,
ct al, Judgment for plaintiff for 81, ,O9s. 10,
and on cross petition OF Sedgwick Loan
and Investment company for s5O7.40 VS.
same defendant. Parsons VS. Razey was
on trial by jury yesterday; verdict for de-
fendant. Hobson VS. Middleton was in
hearing by the court. Farmers Loan and
Trust company VS. w. Z. Diel, ct al. was
also in hearing by the court. Eva Lee
Warrens, a child thirteen years of age,
was consigned to the custody of the Ben
evolent home at the instigation OF the HUI
man stciety.
PROBATE COURT
Fred Schoeppel and Maggie Lena
Schmeishner, both of Clearwater; Edward
B. Ayes and Cora Tupper, both OF Col
wich: also William A. Fennell and Matte
Reeves. both of Miuneha, were licensed to
marry Yesterday in the probate court.
Order to sell real estate granted to Sarah
f. Taylor, administrators in estate OF K.
5. Taylor deceased. VIII of w. 5. Barnes
admitted to probate. Bond filed and let
ters issued to Mary J. Mcpherson as ad-
rninistrator of estate Of James w. McPher-
son deceased
COMMON Pleas.
In Henry Comstock VS. James '. Bar
rett, the jury found verdict for the
plaintiff for s1l9 Alex Clark VS. James
Hodson. ct al. was finished and given TO
the jury last evening VINO failed IA return
a verdict when court adjourned.
First National bank OF Quincy, H., vs.
Root Bros. CT al, was on trial. The jury
was empaneled and the case continued
until today.
JUSTICE COURTS.
s prominent dentist was aTTaigned be
fore Justice Mosiey yesterday on account
OF nome irregularity in his credentials
The case was continued until today The
usual round OF civil work occupied Justice
Barrett and keeuan-
POLICE COCET.
Henry Taylor, on the charge 0. assault.
was dismissed by the court. Thomas
Winn. a vagrant, was continued until to
day at 5 O'Clock. John Frazier, drunk,
paid the nsuai s. for his liberty. The ar
rests OF last evening were W. W. SehsDey.
a drunk: Fred Smith, Frank Williams and
John Smith for disturbing the peace.
william Jones. . solitary drank, com
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Some of the residents think that the
plank sidewalks are repaired with lumber
inferior to that which il replaces.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.

e. r. of h. p, there viii not be any
drill Friday evening If it remains cold. by
order of captain. III. K. HoCHKISS.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Attorney Stanley says that Judge Reed
has the most judicial signature of any
judge on the bench in Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

Yesterdays clearings were Sl34, ,107. 50
against Sill, ,7l1.S3 the same day last year.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
ANOTHER LIGHT STRUGGLE.
Scrimmage Over Gas Lamps and Half Night
Arc Light Service-RepOrts About An
other Contract for Thomp-
son-Houston Lights.

The council committee on light and
water had intended to hold a meeting yes
terday over the question assigned By the
council for relocating the gas lamps. 1t
had been intended to meet in the council
chamber and, after outlining what should
be done in the matter. take carriages and
look over the dark corners in the gas main
territory and see where thirty or forty gas
lamps on Douglas and Main, made useless
by the electric lights, are most needed.
The cold wave was not suggestive of the
whirl up aud down streets to look for dark
corners, and hence a majority of the COM
mittee failed to materiaiiZe. 1t is sug-
gested that the committee is not likely to
have report prepared before the cold
wave is out of reach.
Some OF the property owners on North
Main street say they don't want the gas
lamps removed from the locality until the
electric lights along North Main can be
induced to give all night service. The re-
moval of the gas lamps would leave
them after midnight buried in the
deep darkness of the night. This
they claim would not be very
pleasant and give thieves much better
vantage. While the action in the council
suggested some removals On Main street.
north. Some of the members of the COM
mittee have been reminded of the half
night service and it will be insisted that
after midnight even a gas lamp on Main
is better than nothing by several hundred
per cent.
This brings up the ali night service IN
the territory of the Thompson-H Houston.
The company is said to be considering
another proposition to present to the coun-
Gil. The s. per light per month was re-
Jected and the 50 per light per month
given the Citizens. The 50 per light per
month from the Thompson-Ho Houston in a
five year Contract wat also rejected for the
reason as alleged that the time was longer
than was adjudged safe to make the con-
tract. As represented by the company it
Will not be attempted to get the contract
for less than 50 per light per month but
the new proposition will probably cut the
time for contract to be enforced, below
five years. 1t is reported that
some members of the company are
disposed to think it business to go ahead
under present contract, which holds good
tor year and half yet, at st. 81 per light
per month. giving half night service. The
contract could be filled with little addi-
tional expense and the company on the
whole be better off. When the contract is
out then put in bid for all night service
and entrust it to the tender mercies of the
council at that time.
The matter, it is claimed, will be def
nitely settled within few days, when the
Second ward will find out whether it is
after midnight darkness or all the advant-
ages of the otne parts of the city.