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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Speaking q the pisy a Royal Pass
which viii be On az the Crawford Grand
on Saturday evening. = nsiRhboring eofem-
porary. the Fort scott Monitor. gives both
the play aud company the following strong
! enforcement
Last night the audiences a. the orera
house were treated ~ q royal feast a. veil
a. a kDTai Pass. That For. scott aa-
prscaies legitimate talent va Hsii proven
/ By the large attendaucs- lsot e sluzls
person jeff the house gut Wss fully AL
completely satisle1
A = dialect COMEDIAN George g. Elaiar
is a born success Ws have had enc pisas-
ure nf iisieu.nE - al The Leaders 10 his
Line !B the JBitsJ slafes aas freely collfsss
that be j. the equal ~ ths - TEEN Bis
control of his audiences ls u0uderfal bogn
durIng the reuSitipa "a Ia pats a. :
c0m61AEa. and while ssestiT sIuEisE
The sensational scrbs - the ssaulag.
however. vas The locomotive race. ETsry~
body Wa interested tu thia tcsfa. ~ oas
exDyctsag % ses tEelr fnacigs realized. Yes
there they are. two suaciGes Duilt aftss ths
pattern u Baldwin ioooEsofiTs vita
tender AMI every other appliance
The 8T.ng sfarks, esoagiag sssau.
shrlekinz Nnlstsss sad ringing bslIs aA
cotn b3Bsd made seeas nsvsr 5efors alL-
nszssd On Esrt Sc0tt staga
seats noH on Ezis a. ths Dox oEoa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
sMR. AND AIRS M'CAKIY SURPRISED.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mccarthy of
the East Side received a genuine surprise
last night from a party OF friends. They
did not expect it by any means, but new
err heless they were equal to the occasion.
for the organ was tuned up, the furniture
removed from two rooms and everything
arranged for the evenings entertainment
Professor Wolf, the artistic violinist, was
pressed into service. and at o'clock struck
up lively tune which enlivened every
pair of heels in the pleasant party. At a
seas unable hour Mr.. Mccarthy passed
around some excellent cider. while Mrs.
Mccarthy circulated delicious cake. sand
wiches. grapes etc, all of which was en-
joyed and relished by the party of merry
makers. Dsucin4 and high FIVE were the
principal Hmu>ements and the guests in
dulged in both Of them Till ~ o'clock,
when they returned home, singing the
praises of Mr. aud Mrs. McCarty as enter
taiuers- Those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Herrig and Messrs
Pat and Ed Gould, Viii and John Nc
Carthy, NJ. Shields, Marsh, Frank and
others, aud Misses Ella Gould, Sarah
Mccarthy. Annie O'Brien, Annie Shehan,
Annie Daily. Birdie Daily. Miss Martin
aud Miss Nolan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
A CoLoRED MAN WANTED.

Superintendent Parsons and Chief En-
gineer Speed of the Santa Fe are hunting
"A colored man and are very desirous of
finding him. They are not after him for
the purpose of hurting him but on the
contrary they want to reward him for
services he performed ut the wreck last
Monday. They have been looking for him
continually for the past few days and so
far have not found trace or tidings of him.
Mr.. Speed requested tine EAGLES co-opera-
tion yesterday, IN the hunt. The stroy in
which the color-d man is mixed up was
related to the EAGLE reporter yesterday by
Mr.. Speed as follows. When the wreck
occurred this coiored man was travel
ing along the road on foot
near the fatal scene When be
saw what had happened he went to the
rescue of he unfor; uuate men, and during
the balance of the day he worked like a
trojan, rubbing down the men aud doing
everything be possibly could for their
comfort l never saw a colored man in
my life who manifested such tenderness
and good nature Besides this, he was
natural born nurse aud spared no pains to
help the unfortunate victims in every way
he could He came back on the car with
Us and from the moment we stopped at
the depot till the present time we haven't
laid our eyes on him. l intended to get
his name and where h lived. SO that we
could prop-rly reward him for his kind
ness, but in the excitement of the evening
| forgot it. He was too generous a fellow
to ask any reward. or even to hang around
where we might see him, but we hope
some one may he able to tell US who be is
or where he is. in which event we will GER
tainly show our appreciation of his kind
aud generous services If any one knows
him they should inform either Mr.. Par
sous Or MIR. Speed. for he was evidently
very mar ami naa6S "A ra,Uar1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
NEEDED LEGISLATION.
Baking Powder BIZ Passed by the Mime
sofa Senate

The recent newspaper discussion of ths
dangerous qualities of ammonia come:
from the alarming increase of its use il
baking powders. People who absorb il in
small qualities from day to day suffer
from slow ammonia poisoning. Taken in
ternally in sufficient quantities it eats
away the coatings of the stomach and In
testines and causes death. Slow ammonia
poisoning produces various forms of stom-
aeh troubles.
Not one woman in ten thousand would
use an ammonia baking powder if she
knew It, Such powders not only under
mine the health, but ammonia imparts a
sallow and blotched complexion.
Following is the bill recently passed by
the Minnesota senate. It's the danger
signal which the law throws out for the
protection of the people:
Bill for an Act to Regulate the Trafnc in
Baking Powder.
Section Any person who shall know
ingly sell or procure the sale, or offer for
sale of any package or can of Baking Pow
der containing any Ammonia in it. not
distinctly, legibly and durably branded,
stamped or marked in a conspicuous place
with the words in the English language
L MS BAKING RoWQer cOnId4uS Ammo
MIA" in letters of great plea, or any letters
equivalent thereto in length, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor. and punished by
a fine of not less than so nor more than
$50; shall be confined in the county Jail
not less than ten or more than twenty
days or by both fine and Imprisonment, at
the discretion of the court.
Section 2.-The sale or offer for sale of
the substance mentioned in the foregoing
section in packages not stamped, marked,
branded or labelled as therin required,
shall be prima-facie evidence of know
ledge of the character of said substance,
on the part of the person so selling or offer
ing for sale and his employer.
Section 3-This act Shall be in force on
and after its passage.
NoTE.-An incident occurred in the
house when the senate bill came up for
passage, in reference to an amendment
by Mr. Diment. This was op-
posed by several memb bers, Mr.. Feig said
that if the bill as it came from the senate
was all righb then the amendment was all
wrong. The amendment compelling the
printing of the word Ammonia" on the
label only affected the Royal Baking Pow
der, and no wonder they felt the senate
bill was blow at them.-St. Paul Dis
D4tPh
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
4. O. L. w. ANNIyERsARY.

The 23rd anniversary OF the Central
Kansas association Of the A. q. L. W.
will be held at K;ngman, Oct. o. The
Wichita lodge will send a number os dele
gates and a good time is expected. Tas
program is:
Addresses of welcome, Mayor II. H
Woosey
Response. Grand Master Workman Nc.
Nall
Drill by Degree Of Honor" drill corps
of Hutchinson.
Distribution OF Souvenirs.
Executive session, Grand opera house,
80 TO 3 p. m.
Parade, free excursions, etc
Evening entertainment a. 80
Music, recitationS, addresses By J. z.
Riggs and Others.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
WEST SIDE PARTY.

Mrs. J. E. Weaver entertained the Ep-
worth League in her usual agreeable way
at her home. corner of Seneca street and
University avenue, Tuesday evening
Among those present were Messrs. Cham
bers, Stalling, Rogers Gross. Charles and
Ayers, Mrs Bass Misses Fowler, Camp
bell, Hill. Tallman, Minnick, Sharp, Bry-
son and Pinkley. The evening was spent
very pleasantly in various forms of amuse-
ment including games. The West Side
parties are fully up to the social standard
of the elite on the east side of the river,
and Mrs. Weaver's entertainment sur
passes most of them. She IS reputed to be
a very accomplished hostess.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
FAREWELL.

The scholars Of class No. l of the First
NJ E. church gave their teacher, Mr.. c. T.
Jones. very enjoyable surprise at his
home Tuesday evening prior to his de-
parture for Chicago. His class consisting
of the following regret very much his de-
parture and wish him success in his new
position: Misses Anna Boyd, Mile Beaver,
Matte Fergerson. Laura Stone, Clara
Humiliky, Efie Wells, Bel ChAmberlin,
Jennie McKillip, Fannie Heyden, Lizzie
Nicholson, Estella Cobb. Mrs. Brown.
Misses Hattie Wells, Ella Slower. Ella
Bourgette and Mrs Bourgette, Misses
Edna Jones and Lille Stiles
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Had il uot been for ths pressDcs % E1ind
and promps setion q q hack driver near
The L niou depot lass nIghE an accident
might hare occurred thss vQuld os &c
oonpsnied with fatal rszritz. Two la4ies
we're driTszz over tie tracks q ths SAINTS
Fe a. the rrsla was pnllnz cgs ard a
hzckmzn sseinE fasir peril. struck tie
stubborn hofses blow vita TIE t1s~sns
- hls whip wt3ch forced theta o1s % the
Say q TIE frzsn- IAs team Hhlca ihs
Ladies were driving sas gang Eesi zsFl
and came into TIE i1clesars yzst a. fase
rAillrg, were ioNeze1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
BETTER THAN FOR THREE YEARS.

VIII McCarty. of McCartv Bros. transfer
line, is one of the gentlemen that are keep
ing posted on the progress of the Peerless
Princess, He says the future is not only
bright, but that the present is very salts
factory He thinks man in the dray and
transfer business has about as good a
chance of gauging the business of the city
as any other man not actually in the COM
mercial line I'VE have done more bust
ness this fall than any other fall for ths
past three years" said be last night with
a satisfied air that was decidedly refresh
ing. "Other people might not notice the
business that is being done by our COM
mercial houses, but we do. Tons upon
tons more merchandise has come to the
city this fall than in any other similar
period during the past three years, and
you bet the merchants are not bringing in
goods unless they are selling them"
Are any strangers coming in to locate"
Are theres Well l should say there
are In my opinion there are fully three
families arriving where there is one leav-
ing. have had as much work in this line
as [ could possibly do this fall and the
other transfer men tell me they are also
kept ousy uoFIuS PSopAe luNO new noutS
have four sets of household goods to
move ahead OF me and they are all carload
lots. which shows you that those coming
in are bringing something with them and
that they are people OF means. I'll tell
you, if men would come down to the depots
some days and look at the piles of Mer-
chandise that daily arrive they would be
astonished TO know how they cauld be sold
in a town OF this size
Mr. McCarty grows indignant when he
hears it suggested that Wichita is dull,
and will not hesitate to tell the man who
suggests it that he knows not what he is
talking about
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
. WILD RUSAwAY.

An exciting runaway occurred on East
Douglas avenue yesterday just previous TO
the funeral The runaway was a horse at
tachnd 70 a light buggy, and IL was
astonishing TO observe the spesd he az
tanned He started from some point on
Carl Crawford and George BerchY were in
the buggy and were both thrown ont. Mr..
Crawford received some ugly bruises about
the arm, but apart from that no serious
damage was done. The runaway horse
was caught near the corner Of Topeka and
Douglas after barely missing running over
two ladies'.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Members OF the order in this city viii
please take notice that there viii be an
open meeting Of the order at A o. L. W.
hall, ll4 North Market street, on Thursday
evening az 30 O'Clock. TO discuss the pro-
priety Of going 70 Kingman 10 attend the
anniversary Of the order OF The 9th Inst,
and, IL deciding 70 20. then aseertaIuing
the probable number ssd what route "a
take. The members Of The DEGREES o.
Honor are especially invited - attend and
assist in determining the matter. Don Z
forget to be there
j. II. SHIELps. u. ".
] Y MrNGAEp. Recar6er
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
PERSON AIS.

c. E. Abbot of Harrington is in the city.
Miss NJ. A Jones of Anthony is visitor
in the city.
j. A Phillips of St. Louis is in the city
on business
NJ. Pultze of Afinco, l. T., is in the city
on businefs
F. c. Smith of Harrington was in the
city yesterday.
A. W. Brown of Hutchinson, is in the
city on business.
NJ. Rebsie Elm of Newton is registered at
the Nam attain.
J. w Lamasing of Olathe is registered
at the Occidental.
c. s Stephen of Oatville, Kan, is In
town Oh business.
A d. Grain of Chicago is spending few
DAYS in the city.
E. E. Abel of Eureka. Kan. is a guest
at the Carey hotel.
J. A. McClanuahan Of Topeka is regis.
tered at the Carey.
Arthur Bull left yesterday on a short
visit To Omaha, Neb.
Colonel Ed Jaquens of Englewood was
in the city last night.
w. f. Fowler of LAGRANGE, Ind, is a
guest at the Occidental.
N A Williams, of Kansas City, is in
town transacting business.
William A Ransom and wife will leave
this morning for Chicago.
Mrs. Lee West of Augusta, Kan, is
visiting friends in the city
j. A Clark of Buffalo. a commercial
traveller, Is d the Manhattan.
A. B. Moore, prominent citizen of
kingman was in town yesterday.
Miss Carrie Thomas left for Omaha yes
terday, 10 be absent few weeks
Thomas Donahue of Wellington was In
the city yesterday accompanied by his wife.
J. A. Leach, proprietor of the Phillips
house, Wellington, stopped in the city yes
terday.
J. A. Huston is stopping at the Ccc-
dental, having come up from Anthony
last evening.
H. l.. Bell, well known and prominent
business man of Grand Island, Neb, is a
visitor in the city.
c. ii. Hubble, division superintendent
of thr Rock Island at Harrington was in
the city last night on official business.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
DEATH OF Az OLD sErrLER.

/. NJ. Scott received telegram yester-
day afternoon from relatives living in
Pine Grove, KY, announcing the death OF
Mother Leichardt at that place yesterday
morning. Her remains viii be brought to
this place for interment beside that OF
her husband, who was buried in this city
IN 1873. Grandma Leicbardt was one Of
the earliest settlers of Sedgwick county
and was loved and esteemed by all who
knew her. At the time OF her death she
was close on to 90 years of age The re-
mains were shipped from Pine Grove yes
terday afternoon and viii arrive about
noon tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
PLEASED WITH THE TAX RATE.

r. K. Jamison, tax examiner of the
Santa Fe road, was in the city yesterday,
figuring with County Clerk Dunkin rela-
tive to the taxes on the company's prop
erty in this county. He says the tax rate
on railroad property in this city is cheaper
by gaod round percentage than any
other city of Wichita's size in the state.
This is precisely the same as the state
ment made by the Rock Island examiner,
who was here few weeks ago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22
DEATH OF MISS souTHERLAND.

Miss Lizzie Switzerland of the Burton
car works died yesterday after long and
painful illness, she being afflicted with
that dread disease consumption for several
months. The funeral will take place to-
day. Miss Switzerland had many warm
friends in Wichita, and particularly in the
neighborhood in which she lived, all of
and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

There is young lady 10 this city who
seems to have some excellent ideas regard
Ing municipal legislation. She says Il she
was in the council she would have an or
dinance passed subjecting young nsn u a
FIVE Of S5 for buggy riding alone on week
days and $40 On sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

The coIored damsels who were ordered
70 leave town sometims ago, Tor having
committed a number q assaults, and ssv-
ersl times picked tho pockets of ngmbsF
Of individuals, are back again An oGicer
gave chase "a one Of them Lat night. bat
sne succeeded i n eludinz him
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Mr.. J. D. H. Bredin, Of Runnymede, IS
in the city, the guest Of some Of his friends
here. The gentleman is well known here,
having distinguished himself at ths lawn
tennis tournament held here recently. lie
is just in from Salina, where he attended
a similar event
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

The workmen on tia city buildiDg were
engaged yesterdAy IN putting IN the iron
cages for tie city prison in that bailding
The Stewart Iron works OF this city have
the contrzc. and the work . well done.
The cells are made of chrome steel
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

A gentleman who IS we'll acquainted u
this state and who has Travelled sxts8si re
y over Kansas cf lsse. stated 20 an EAGLE
reporter yesterday thai wheat lad D0- yrt
begua 20 move II this state The farmers
are az holding their grain fsr vaT5SEls
reasons Thers are 1ors Hhezf stzcss
than strAw stacks by good deal. ard tns
fruits 0f tie fae crop haze E0s yst began
70 show.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

A big racket occurred in the home Of d
family on South Moselsy yesterday after.
noon ia which furniture and dishes few
through the ambient atmosphere ~ an
alarming rate. The troubles were family
matters IN which she man. a carpenter by
trade, accused his wife of unfaithfniness
The woman left for Questionable houss
on South Fourth aveaue where sbs was
found by her irats husband some hours
after. The affair caused considerable ex-
element.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Mrs II 6. Ruggles,. who has been az
GeudA Springs the past week, returned
home yesterday. She says Geuda has
caught its quota Of harvest excursio5ists.
who, with Geuda's additional advantages.
are struck with the aggregate charms Of
Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

The brick TO be used in paving Williams
streets arc beng hauled TO that locality
aud everything is being put in readiness TO
begin work soon. The debris and chaos
which has covered the new city building
for block around is being cleared away
rapidly and things viii soon assume a
different aspect in that portion Of the city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

SIR. and Mrs. a " Golds,snt have taken
rooms az TIE Manhattan aote!, where they
viii reside during the winter. Here they
will be pleased to receive calls from their
friends M Goldstant has leased lis
house 10 Mr. Topping ard family.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Thomas Yout and Miss Lille Hassig of
South Water street. will be united in mar
riage in this city this evening. Mr.. Yout
was formerly of this city and well known
in society circles, while the young lady
has also large circle Of friends in thIs
city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Miss Hattie Dean left last evening over
the Missouri Pacific for Fort Wayne, Ind,
where she was summoned by telegram
to attend the funeral of her stepias her
Mr.. George r. Wells, She viii be absent
several weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

A series of revival meetings is in pro
gress al the West Side Baptist church.
The antrcedents of the new church will be
discussed in six sermous, beginning Wed
nesday evening. Prayer and praise meet
ing at 5 p m, aud reading at 5:SO p m. of
each day. The church is situated on the
corner of Wichita aud Pine streets. All
invited
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

The infant daughter Of Mr. And Mrs..
All C. GSodin has been critically III fef
several days Of iBaamatioa q tbs stomach .
and bowels It's life was asspairsd Of sss
days A-o. bat IL elinZs 70 life with woodsr-
fEl teBacity and is nay yss pull throuEh
The friends of tie parents earnestly wisa
ths, i nav recover.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

The jury IN the Boise vs.. the Frisco case
IN the common please court are now out
SIX days and show 10 81 gns Of coming %
al agreement. Il has been figured out
that the present jury = a costly one a. L
takes g. IS day 70 feed than alone. ths
balance u the daily expenses being ts2 o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Mrs. Dora G0ldsworthy of Santa Fe. y.
NJ, and Mrs. Emma Olinger of Denver.
are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs
Barth and man! other relatives and friends
IN this city
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Dan Parks prediction came very near
msterializing I',.s night a tramp in try
ing TO make The blind baggage Of the night
north bound train slipped of the step aud
came very near being run over BY tho
train. As it was be was badly bruised
around the bead and face. having coms in
violent contact with steel rail iu the
switch. lie was about the worst scared
tramp that was ia Wichita this year. aftcs
the train had passed. when be picked him
self up and found TO bis surprise that hs
was alive.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

The order Of Railroad Telegraphsrs IS
one Of the booming secret society institu-
tions OF Wichita Ten new members were
initiated into it the night before last and
low they are talking Of introducing the
new council work.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Trainmaster Smith of the Rock Island.
accompanied by Mr. Arthur Newcomer, a
prominent business man OF Mt Morris.
Illinois, spent the forenoon of yesterday
looking over the city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Miss Anna Hess aud Miss Rosa Dick.
two handsome young ladies of Marshall,
ILL.,, are in the city visiting with the
family of William Haas on South Water
street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Hon. W. E. Higgins, of La Porte. Ind.
Is 10 the city on business. The gentleman
is of the law firm of Weir s. Higgins OF
bis city. aud this is his first visit to the
Peerless Princess. To say be was amazed
at the town, the push and business pros
perity evinced on every hand, would be
putting 1t mildly. He is very much
plsased with the city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22


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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Lawrence of the
West 5 de entertained number of their
friends last night aud treated them to an
oys,er supper
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Mr.. j. A, Smythe of Museado. Wis,
who has been in the city for about three
weeks the guest of his brother. Mr.. E. w.
Smythe, returns to his home today.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

Casper Haynes of this city goes to Sedg-
wick City on Text Sunday To sing in the
choir Of the Co gregational church of
that citv.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-22

John G Eckleman of san Bernardino,
California and Miss Viola 5 ewart of b lie
P'aine were ISSUED license 10 wed yester-
day.