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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
ola Crories Reunited.

Going nd town in a Sixth avenue Il
train the other evening / sat next 10 an
elderly gentleman who appeared To be an
object OF considerable interest TO another
elderly party on the opposite side OF the
car.
Suddenly the latter arose, and confront
in1 the former remarked, Your names
Smith isn't it2'
Yes" was the reply, IT C. Smith, but
who are vou?" And then the following
conversation eRsued:
well, well, thought knew you say.
were you not a clerk IN the bosrd OF edu-
cation some thirry-fiv years ago
why. yes, p
Il think Peter B. Sweeny was assistant
district attorney at the time-a bright
young fellow be was. too. We three used
10 travel together at that time. You don
know me them"
NO" after some elaboration, II can't
say that DO.
DO Won remember a chap they used TO
call old Beam
The effect was electrical.
WHY, goodness gracious me, is it pos
sibles Bean, old c. c. BEAM Why, you old
rascal. where have you been all taese fsrty
years."
was much amused at the "Reminiscences
that were intercbanged between these old
cronies during the rest Of the trip One
had gone west and become a congressman
and had reared "a whole family OF girls
pretty as pictures, too The other had
been all over the weird, was n happy grand
father and had finally settled down 10 the
practice Of law in this city.
Both were apparently way up in ths
seventies" fine, vigorous specimens o.
manhood too. and as they got OF at thu
same station and went down the steps arm
IN arm together the lapse OF years was en-
iirsIv forgotten in the renewal Of their old
time frieEdship.-SewI York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
4 Glzrin~ Frxa4s.

What ia your speciality inquired :hs
visitor AZ the dime musciIru- Are JOG The
living sksIstonf'
No answered the oadavsr1us party %
the elevated platform. I'm doi1g ~
fortr-five-1zy testing at"
How lSaz have yoa b~en fax:iszf"
This - The thirty seysBth day
Have y3a eaten rosAtrg Siooe yo1 -
GAM
>NoshinE-tkz; u % say, nothing ypr
car cali eating. TbsY give NE perhaps .
piaf o. tws q besa sosxp ever rnlrnIaE and
eTening. bot tax1's al
And gou czsl Tea. fasting sxel&lne1
the T.sissr. purple IN The fsee and srzsplsz
hls caze Eervsasiy Yoa are 40 iafgresl
hznbsEt Way. god heavgns, --=nF be
rosrses, trembling with rag. ~be4s ssss
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2 asaeuess vlzs.or Aad krrrse1 k1zn ozs e
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Bes.Sa.-Casczzo Tr101ne-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
d. OF H. MASK BALL

The Degree Of Honor of A. o. .. W.
gave their second masquerade of the pres
ent season last evening The attendance
WAS not large owing to the fact that many
people attended other similar entertain
meuts in the city during the evening
There were probably IS to 100 persons
masked and about as many more who did
not mask.
The costumes were all fancy, some
gaulv and some very rich and elaborate.
A description of all the costumes would
take too much space. There were
represented clowns, two or three Uncle
Sans, sailors, gypsy flower girls, plow-
boys, milkmaids, jockey, cowboy, Irish,
Dutch, Hebrew, japanese lady. policeman.
colonial officer, colored woman, queen of
hearts. Turkish lady, etc.
At II o'clock the masks were removed
and dancing became general after that aud
was continued TO late hour.
The ladies of the Degree Of Honor are to
congratulated upon the success they have
met with in the two masquerades they
have given during the season. Their in
vitatious are always eagerly looked Tor by
marty goers and all who are familiar with
the pleasureabe times had at their balls
never fail TO be present after receiving the
invitation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
A SOCIAL SURPRISE.
sIaughte

One of the most enjoyable entertain
ments Of the week was the surprise party
Wednesday evening at the cozy home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaPaz, I'll North
Fourth avenue. The recipients of the sur
prise are recently married couple, and 1t
being the anniversary of the 18th birthday
of Miss Gertrude Mason, niece tempo
rarily stopping with them, double sur
prise was gotten up by few OF the lmmed-
late relatives and friends. And as the at
tack was planned and carried out by one
or two irrepressible ladies, supported by
the solid pEalanx of friends, all loaded, !"
the surprise was complete.
After the attacking party had gained
possession of the premises and order re-
stored, followed congratulations, cards,
music, etc. until supper was announced,
and AS the guests assembled around, the
table groaned beneath its weight OF good
things. More than one sighed for capacity
to eat more The menu was
miscellaneous and abundant in
quantity, consisting in part of cold meats,
game. melting bunns, buscuts, and bread,
pickles, pastrys aud pies, jams and Jell
excel, cakes, cookies, candies and can
diments, bonmots, tropical fruits, nuts,
steaming mocho, aromatic Japan, etc,
and many other dainties to tempt the
taste and tickle the tongue Then after
some fragrant cigars. INDUCED by the
guests. some more high five, vocal and
instrumental music by the charming
hostess, and as the hands on the clock
dial pointed TO the wee sma' hours, the
guests departed with many wishes to the
many so happy returns, to Miss Gertrude
and long, happy and prosperous lives to
the kind social host and hostess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
UNITED STATES COURT.
Tne Evidence in the Pecora Case al nth
arguments Begun.

The defense in the Pecora trial con-
Guided their evidence yesterday forenoon,
and the attorneys commenced their argu-
ments Immediately after court convened
in the afternoon. The arguments were
not finished as one of the jurors sitting on
the case received word that one of his
children was very sick, and the court
thought in case he went home he would
rather the evidence be not all summed up
The Jurynan telegraphed for definite IN
formation and in case OF serious Illness 81
the child. ne will 90 home accompanied by
baiiff, and the case will stand until ne
returns. The only argument to be made
yet is the closing by United States District
Attorney Ady.
The testimony introduced by the defense
was to establish the fact that the shooting
was purely accidently. One witness testI-
fed that Cline said 10 him just before ne
died, that he thought it was accidental.
Mrs. Cline, the widow of the deceased,
was on the witness stand yesterday.
Henry lie Britou testified that he knew
Cline and Pecora TO be the best OF friends.
He had known both parties for the last
ten years
All of the testimony introduced by the
defeuce went TO show that the two men
Cline and Pecora were good friends at the
time of the killing.
Pecora has been quiet and self possessed
all during the trial When witnesses were
on the stand he would watch them closely
and not word of the important testimony
escaped him.
Should the juror who has the sick child
not have to go home the case will be closed
and 90 to the jury some time today
The court room was crowded yesterday
with spectators, many ladies being present
during the afternoon when the lawyer:
were making their pleas.
Pecora was placed on the stand yester-
dag TO testify in his own behalf Hi:
testimony in some parts was directly con
trary to some of his witnesses. The gen
eraI tenor # it was TO show the friendship
| between himself and Cline.
In the circuit court yesterday the fol
/ lowing cases were disposed o:
1 Anderson Gray vs. the Missouri Pacific
/ Railroad company. Motion TO make thu
petition more definite and certain argued
by attorneys and taken under advisemeu
/ by the court.
In the case of J. V. Farwell & Co. VS.
the Kansas Furniture company judgmen
was rendered for the plaintiff for the sun
of 50, SAB.
The next criminal case called will prob
ably be the case Of the United States vs.
! W. J. Wood Wood is charged with man
/ slaughter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
Wichita, March 5th, 1891.
YUCCA soAPIN POETRY.

An eastern lady TO whom was sent
box of Wichita's wellknown ~ ucC
Soap was so well pleased with II
article that she returned the foilowln
felicitous lines, which our Yucca compan
think quite complimentary;
When nature spread her bounteous store
FOR human need and pleasure,
She gave with free and open baud
In rich, unstinted measure,
Forgetting not truth that shines.
Among all truths the dearest
That Cleanliness TO Goodness
Is every first, and nearest
She set with care the Yucca plant,
Endowed IL with mission.
And stored it with her choicest oairas
Beyond Arts com petition;
Embodied IN a peerless soap
All virtues, rare possessing.
The Yucca plant, iuTlortsHzed,
Goes forth the nation blessing
The baby loves its fragrant foam.
The belle its satin finish;
1t heals the skin, with magic touch
The lines OF age diminish
perfect soap. unknown before,
A power and comfort bringing
To al mankind. IS Yucca soap.
Which eli the world is singing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
A WITNESS DEAD.

Mrs. !. r. Pearce, OF Noble, Ok, Is in
the city III company with two brothers
who live near Wellington as witnesses in
the United States court in the case OF the
United states rs. r F. Lewis Lewis Is
charged with killing a soa OF Mrs Pearce
IL Oklahoma last summer
Mrs. Pearce was visiting her father and
brothers near Wellington last week when
her husband. who was al important Wit
ness in the case died Ii was first
rurnored that he had bean made away
with bat later Developments 90 to
disprove this theory. Mrs PeArce IS pos
ses-ed OF ali the information her husband
mad in the matter, and she viii De as valua-
bic a witness TO the prosecution
Lewis Is now in jail awaiting MS trial,
which will probably come no this term
Mrs Pearce does not know the cause OF her
husbands death. but one OF her brothers
went 70 Noble and brought the remains 70
Wellington. where they were inferred oy
the Ancient Order OF United NorAmen, Of
which order he was a msnber.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
"Iavirp On of Hands :"

Nv friend, the agent of a Buffalo wall
paper house. was taking on" with
headache in the waiting room OF the big
depot in Philadelphia, when shck
looking stranger about 25 years Of age
sat down beside Us and asked:
lis the ache mostly over your eyes or
in the back of your head:'
Its all over my head groaned the
victim
Exactly. Proceeds from a nervous
state of the system. All! your pulse Is
away uo. Let me see your tongue. l
thought so: a cold current OF AIR has
chilled the nerves along the spine, and a
smashing headache is the result
Are you a physician asked
Well no, not IN the ordinary sense.
I am called professor. Some cali me
fakir. even. l effect cures By what is
called laying on OF hands You are
skepaeal. OF course; but III agree TO
cure YOUR friend here in ten minutes or
forfeit SO"
For heavens sake go aheadF groaned
Tom. IF you can cure ne IN an hour
I'll give you sl0.
We went down into the baggage de
partnent, where the performance
wouldn't attract so Inuca attention. and
the fellow began passing his hands over
Toms head and face. and also rubbing
his hands. He hadn't worked minute
before Tom said ne felt better, and In ten
the headache was entirely gone
Now. don't offer TO pay NE or | shall
t, offended" he said. a. ne s1oppa5
work. and you'd better sit quiet righl
where you are for about ten minutes
| Close your EYES, thus. AID lean back Z
I little more. so.
I He bowed himself out II gracetu,
wav. and had been gone fifteen minute:
when Tom carefully arose, opened n:
/ ewes and suddenly cried OCT
Robbed. by thunder.
I The fakir got $50 IN cash, q rziirua6
/ ticket TO Washington and diamond
nn worth sl25. and the police haven
/ nabbed Kim TO this day.-Sew Yors
/ Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
OBITUARY.

Died March ., 1891, Mrs Ideile Ol1esry,
only daughter OF Mr.. \. and Mrs. &
Murray. in her ed year, after nine
months struggle with that great destroyer,
consumption. Beautiful, lovely, so ike a
flower, she lived TO fulfill the Creator
design for womau-a wife and mos ner-eo
share, as well as the sorrow OF sich d mis-
mion, the loss Of both objects OF her Shec-
ton by the reaper-death-
Within few brief months. family
passes 10 the great beyond Fond
narep;s. call her not hack to this chilling
world Of disappointment and pain; but De
ready 10 meet your darling IN that erlgher,
better world. where pain Il not known,
- ,a-,i,- 7avar come. L B. II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
Pr,ariur the skeIe.an of snak.

Said OsceoIcgist Lucas To properly
prepare the skeleton Of snake IS one OF
the most difficult pieces Of work IN nv Lire
q business. SerpeRts O. all sorts come to
the SznIr nsosiaa IN Two shapes The small
er ones are usually IN alcohol, while the
big fellows arg apt 20 he SIMPLY dried zz6
poisoned bv soaking IN al zTszrscaI solr-
tion. In The preparation q 4 Specimen
very sharp and delicate scissors arc err
TsIove5. with forceas % supplement- them,
he sesh being carefully removed as far a.
j. : practicable with these instruments
Then RECOURSE must De had 20 ~crspinz d
the bones until tzsy are perzzc-iy c7eaE
Sometimes the skeleton = soaked IN az
GciG preparation for tie pE-pcSe. bat tbs
destroys the i-zns~uts, and X = nSs eszv
70 put ssl the parts together AGAIN Y7zt-ly
In re preservation OF delEcA.e Skeletons
TIE great taIag Is patience Wv aShlngtoa
s~&s-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
ANOTHER DAY

The night is past, the dark. darS nisht.
Since I laid ne, weary. down;
The day was loag. my burden net light.
So 1 Ioused for the rest Of the sl.est night
To settle upon the to>a-
Now the fret and toll and trouble are gone.
With the sting Of ecch fancsetsraar'i
N.Y. eyes look oft On the beautiful day,
And nv feet are eager 70 Try the way.
Whiss a song Is within my heart
Each morning sun makes new again
The earta, Ia some mystic way;
And in such freshness hope IS rife
o glad. sweet morn o hope. . LIE!
begin anew today
-Emrn. Z. Vo;entiue in Good Housekeeping.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
A SELECT PARTY.

Miss Della Baynum entertained num-
her Of her friends at the hall OF her acad-
emv in the old court house last evening.
The affair was an invitation one, aud WAS
confined strictly to the intimate friends OF
the fair teacher.
About forty couples Of the most promI-
nent society young people were present,
and all we're arrayed in full evening dress.
Good music was furnished oy portion Oh
the Board of Trade orchestra and dancing
was the order of the evening Prot I. T.
Beal acted as master OF ceremonies
Auwho were present certainly enjoyed
a most delightful evening and each guest
voted Miss Baynum most charming and
and entertaining young hostess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

get ever nv attack sGs Il wzs Esar-
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bed ne tIll there YVES sea-rSiy drop q
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As tae fever w&z sEsSi r2gisg-as Sr1srez
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hcu-z. Altar scrss weeks On ske xsek Isl
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Szs.s.-Izry Years Il CeysoE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
PERSONALS.

Alb. Fisher, of Fort Scott, is in the
city.
&c Nicholson, of Newton, was down
yesterday
wv. Hayes, of Elgin. was in the city
yesterday.
c. W. Draper, of Detroit, is registered
at the Carey
A Clark, OF Sterling. is registered at
the Merropole.
VI. J. Pingrey, Of Houston, Tex, Is at
the Metropole-
CT. Brown. of Mulvane, is stopping at
the Manhattan.
Nelson Thibo, Of Chicago, is stopping at
the Occidental
C. VI. Horton. Of Boston, Mass, is in the
city on business,
G. ". Stipp, of Wellington, IS N the
city on business.
T. A. Brainard, Of Argonia, is registered
at the Manhattan
c. c. Corbett, of Edwardsville, Ill, Is in
the city on business.
c. E. King and J. A. Murphy, Of Ash
land, are in the city.
George Il. Thomas, Of Kansas City is in
the city on business.
c. P. FulIington, a stockman Of hiowa
county, is in the city.
c. II. Blume. of Arkansas City, is regis
tered at the Occidental.
Judge c. Reed went to Marion yester-
day, TO spend a few days
J. A. Elliott, of Sedgwick, is attending
to some business in the city.
Dudley B. Hine returned yesterday from
two weeks trip 70 Louisiana.
W B. Pipes, OF Kingman. is in the city
looking up some business interests.
W. H. Munger and wife. Of Caldwell E
newly married couple, are registered al
the Carey.
s D. Burton, superintendent of the
Frisco, Is looking after business matter:
in the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

Miss Grace Love entertained her class of
Young ladies last Tuesday evening, com
posed OF Misses English, Mcdaniel. Stout,
Dannis. Nichols. Wilson, Love, kensler
and LOVE- In connection were the follow
ing gentlemen: Messrs- Hasslg, south
well, Ferguson, Berdine, Burke, Carter.
Walker, Braitsch, Stiles. Burns, Wilder,
Meade, Hallowell. Brown, Allen, Long and
Troupe. The evening was most delight
fully spent in games and music
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
Purify Your Blood

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
THE COURTS.
pPoRATE COURT.


Hearing of report OF sale OF real estate
by John NJ Moore, administrator OF the
estate of Richard Is. Combs, deceased.
Sale confirmed.
COMMON PLEAS.
f. r. Powell vs.. ". d. Tewmey; dis
missed at the cost of the plaintiff.
POLICE COURT
Two women of bad repute were fined SO
each by Judge Museller yesterday.
James Frost was run IN last night Tor
lettering around in public places.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

An eminsntIy practical German scsntiss
i said % have applied mild eur-sat IL
electricity - q swzEm q ices, quickly
causing them To fail 70 the ground Ia
stupefIed condition The begs could -
safely handled while N thi> condition, and
IL the electrical current were not tsso
strong ID iBiaTy was done 70 tsezn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
No. Posted

A Minnesota girl sa0t az e soz Up a tree
with her bow and arrow. and down came
wild cat and tore hsr clothes into ribbons
and inflicted such bites and soszt1h~s sAzs
she WIS 10 bed for Toweeks No one hsd
ever told her thzt the festive fox dissn't
LUX n the amerazeous tree tor~ -Desrols
Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

An English man1fsesursT has maize
comparison Of the relative cost Of ga and
electric lights, and finds. by comparing be
actual working expen~es II TIRE tes
methods over several YEAR. tgme. tbss tbs
electric light has the ADVANTAGE. cvaryfains,
considered. by saore tkaR huud-sfl per
csst.-SeF York Telegram
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
After MANI DAYS.

In 1861 Maryland snaE made affidavit
that he killed seven Wild geeso with ons
bullet. he died the ether Iay. but before
doing 50 BE- confessed that IS. per erred him
self in order TO tell bigger stoFy than any
other hunter IN tAe locality. Tais viii tss
a good year for thousands % other liars -
back watsr-DseroIt rec Pre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

A coIored boy named Ray broke jail at
Wellington Wednesday night about 8
o'clock. He was under arrest for rape The
police here were given description of
him and asked to lookout for him. An all
around tough coon about 30 years age Left
town the same night and 1t IS supposed
thew went together. Ray was a muiatto
and was ONLY about 70 years Old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
KNIGHTS TEMPI.AR BANQUET.

The knights Templar who viii banquet
tonight at the Light Infantry armory are
expected TO have their ladies present no
later than $50 2. m. as the banquet be
gins at : o'clock sharp. Complete ar
rangemeuts have been made whereby the
ladies VIII be safely escorted 70 their
homes after the banquet so that the Sir
Knights can return 10 the asylum lnn1e-
diateiy after the closing Of the banquet 10
wi ness the work in the temple.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

Mr.. J. W. Flora, an old hausau, who
has been with the Os ge Indians Tor
twenty-one years, and who is here in al
tendance on the United States court
guarding their interests, called yesterday
in company with w. C Ridgeway. Esq
Flora talks OF the old times, and the old
boys of Topeka and Lawrence. the days Of
which have down and most OF the boys q
whom. are gone For Old acquaintance
sake, he says he Is going to I'll our sane
tum with big chiefs before he leaves, each
OF which Is 10 make Us a Spe-ch about
newspapers and editors, which Flora is 70
interpret.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
VAN POLITICS

A meeting of the citizens of the Fifth
ward West Side irrespective OF party. Is
called for Saturday evening at O'Clock, 10
be held in the Martinson block. corner of
Chicago avenue and Seneca street, for the
purpose OF selecting candidates for the
various ward offices TO be filed at the
ensuing election. All citizens OF the ward
are requested to attend and participate in
che meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


Pioneer Ruling No. 169, Fraternal Mys-
tic Circle, meets this evening at $50 IN
Peerless hall, corner of Main aud First
streets (old court ROOM
W. 2. MCNAIR. Worthy Ruler.
PERCY LoNGLASDs, w. Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

1t is reported that the notorious Alice
Jeffries has experienced religion since be-
ing sent 10 jail. She was visited recently
by well known Christian lady who spent
some time with her endeavoring TO per-
suade her to accept religion with the re-
suit as stated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

The bailiff Of the United States district
court, Col. Woodcock, had the jury in he
Pecors case out for an airing add 70 get a
little exercise yesterday morning They
were shown over the city and visited the
Board of Trade rooms ana several other
points of interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

Harry L. Woods, Esq. one of the lead
ing lawyers of Wellington, spent the day
in the city yesterday on business matters
of which his firm has charge, involving
the equities in large bodies of lands and
farms IN this and adjoining counties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-06

Regular meeting of Wichita lodge No.
90. |. o. O. F., this evening at 7:So O'Clock
sharp. FRANK DuNkE'' ~ w.
c. L. STANSELL, Sec Y.