The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-16
JINGLEs AND JoTT1NGs.
Wichita 1T Home and Abroad-As We See and
Are Seen.

The ice cream gave out too soon IL
several Of the ice cream saloons last night
! Some OF the men about town would lik
? to see the county vote bonds for an ele
vator.
; Many of the people in Wichita who SUI
fer from hay fever say that IL is caused b,
the pollen of sunhowers.
Report reaches the city that one of thu
Wichita crowd in the Rockies has killed ;
bear. 1t is probably fiction.
From the Emporia Republican.
There is giut in the crab-apple market
at Wichita. Sedgwick county farmers
feel the need of a government Warehouse
The moon Is beautiful and there is some
boating on the Little river, bringing back
memories of the halcyon days of the Boat
club.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Garst and Mrs
Walden and Mrs. Dreschaw, the Wichita
contingent in Europe, will be home next
month.
Miss Pearl Skinner. a Wichita Young
lady, has written short story that has
been accepted by the publishers of Harp
er's monthly
A Wichita man has figured out that be-
tween the mountains, Detroit, Geuda
| Springs and promiscuous travelling, the
| Wichita tourists will spend SO, 5000 this
summer.
! From the Kansas City Star.
The lightning bugs at Wichita are so
| abnormal in size and so vivid that the
| EAGLE palms them off on the unsuspect-
| Ing public as meteors.
| From the Kansas City Star.
| A Kansas City dog killed TWENTY-FIVE
| rats in two seconds at Wichita the other
day. And the rats at Wichita are pretty
| good hustlers, too.
Mrs. Peter Brown of Mulvane gave birth
to triplets the other day. This makes nine
| babies in five years. A Wichita woman
approaching her fortitude has sent 'Baby-
hood" for year.
One of the first criticisms. visiting pedes-
TRANS have against Wichita is the depth
OF the curbing at the crossings. 1t takes
something of an acrobat in a small body to
get on the sidewalk from the street.
From the Atchison Patriot
Some Nebraska men are in Kansas look
ing for location for an inebriate asylum
Ike the institution at Dwight, H. 1t is
understood that the choice lies between
Leavenworth and Wichita.
From the Atchison Globe
Wichita woman, who rides a safety
bicycle, straps her baby on her back, In
dian fashion, when she goes out for a spin.
me Infant enjoys the sport and will prob
From the Guthrie News.
Fritz Schnitzler of Wichita. Kan a
man that tips the beam at AGO pounds. is
In Oklahoma City, and the Times-Journal
hoWls for the enlargement of sidewalks.
SO pedestrians can pass each other.
The low hanging branches along some of
the sidewalks are great boon to the mer-
chants who sell fancy parasols and the
mllllners The city authorities some of
these days will be waited upon by a crowd
of Infatuated females.
From the K. c, Journal
The Board of Trade at Wichita has ten
dered train load of Sedgwick county corn
to the grasshopper sufferers in the neigh
borhood of Findlay, o.. but it has made no
promises to keep Mrs Lease out of the
Buckeye state this fall.
From the Oklahoma City Gazette.
The Wichita papers never allude to that
city rs religious center" This is prob
ably owing to the fact that Wichita bases
It's principal claims as a penitentiary site
on the grounds that its Inhabitants can
then be mostly kept at home
A young politician of local fame has an
irate merchant on his track. He bought |
n new carpet for his Office and when it was
sent to his office hustled it off to a pawn |
shop. where he realized some hard cash on
II. War is threatened unless he puts up. |
There is an old colored man in the north |
part OF town who carefully washes his feet |
every night. He was cautioned wears AGO |
by his mother that the witches would |
sprinkle powder on the floor of his room, |
which If stepped upon would kill him
and he still clings to the belief.
Several Wichita housewives are doing
up jellies which they will ship to eastern |
states 60 relatives and friends, who reside |
IN less favored states where fruit is less
plentiful One batch goes to Alabama |
and another will be served on the tables
OF one of the greatest senators of the
nation next winter, at Washington.
w. +. Hutchinson. who has been over in
says the Wichita man is a gen
era! terror over in that country. The
native throws up his hands in holy
horror, when he is put in com
petition with the former denzen of
Wichita. They have the general renuta.
tlon OF being unusually shrewd
Several of the Wichita youth are said to
be going daft on craps" A family SCENE
was precipitated this week BY a young
man losing the money his father had given
him TO pay the grocery bill. He had won
$50 the evening before and had purchased
suit of clothes, but his luck fell with the
grocery money.
From the Kansas City Star
Eddie Belden, the Oklahoma murderer
whose sentence was recently committed TO
Imprisonment for life, will be taken to the
government reformatory and work house
It Detroit about the 18th of the month,
lis friends wanted him at Joliet, but the
government ordered otherwise. There
Will be universal sorrow when BeIden |
caves Wichita.
Singing Jones'" the noted Alliance {
-ocalist. has been campaigning in Ken {
uckY. De used to be real estate dealer
Wichita and never fails TO put in a good
Vord for the Peerless Princess. In a re- !
ent interview he says, at was nv privi. ,
ege to attend the trotting association at d.
.atlettsburg, but at the Wichita fair last
all better time was made both in trotting a
nd pacing" a
An observing man says that the song
lrds that come to Wichita every year are {
1creasine vastly in numbers and varieties i
is an old story that birds will come back q
D some particular nook each spring and il
not unreasonable TO suppose that the
nlckenlng foliage and almost forest-like .
ppearance OF Wichita must attract other c
sathered songSters that are unknown 70 Il
DIS cline. This gentleman says that each
ear. he catches glimpse Of some new 2
lumage and the sound Of some strange :,
'hlstie among the branches near his :
ONE. y
One OF the most proficient photograph :
= IN the city is Ralph Neiderlander and I
: bis devotion to the art lies only in an
mateur way, he is all the more worthy of z
raise. His blue prints and fash light o
ctures are known all over the city and =,
ave lent new life and additional attrac- :
on 10 many a social event during last -
EAR To fact. il has become SO that m ost / 81
the occasions around town are deemed b
'mewhat Incomplete If Mr.. Neideriander D