The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

I'm was given part.
One Of the worst men
in town is said to have got down on his
knees and prayed during the fearful
lightning the other night.
There is a large cyclone cellar on College
Hill.
There will be an excursion to Towanda,
today.
Several young men OF the town will
organize fencing club.
There is said to be not over thirty cyclone
INSURANCE. policies in Wichita.
Kansas City Gazette: A Wichita woman
of 65 recently married kid of 20.
| The Home Minstrels will give benefit
Tuesday night for the Towanda sufferers.
Robert H. Chapman, formerly Of this
city, was married at Pittsburg, Kan, last
week.
Amos Hauck he's the finest bluegrass
! lawn in the city. He sows bluegrass once
a week.
Lawrence Record: A Wichita hermit
kindled fire to sacrifice boy, but failed
| to catch him.
A Wichita doctor says the body Of well
developed girl contains a little over one
gallon Of blood.
A Wichita doctor says women should
avoid the wind. Continual wind is a
cause OF insanity.
A Wichita man says tho women have
his permission to drop the train and take
up the hustle again.
The storm has frightened everybody.
Several men were around yesterday, hunt
ing lightning rod men.
Topeka Lance: In Wichita the grooms
and their attendants wear "the usual con-
ventional suits of black"
Kansas City Gazette: A bridegroom of
only four hours is in Jail at Wichita for
having kidnapped his wife.
The Kansas City Times has map Of the
cyclone district and has Towanda located
twenty miles west of Wichita
Atchison Globe: The humane society of
Wichita took f1fty-nine horses from the
street last week and cared for them.
One Wellington girl is said to come TO
Wichita once week for no other reason
than to get a personal in the paper.
Every woman on the street yesterday
carried a long paper bundle carefully. All
the men knew that it meant Easter bon
nets.
Kansas City Gazetteer Wichita has
private insane asylum. That is one iDsti-
tuition that prospers after the boom has
died.
A North Topeka girl got out her ham
mock yesterday and swung it. This is
little early in the season, but it is leap
year.
A woman climbed three flights of stairs
yesterday TO give an item to the effect that
she had returned from trip to Valley
Center.
Topeka Lance: Wichita recognizes the
mid-Lenten season with church social,
and thus leads all the other cities in high
church functions.
Topeka Lance: The Burton car works
at Wichita work sixty men, and they have
orders two months ahead. Why don't
they hire more mens
A Wichita miliDer is working on an in
vention of tiny leaden weights to be at
tached all about the bottom of woman's
skirts on windy day.
Kansas City Times: In distinction from
Republican Republican Of the Ingalls,
stripe minister in Wichita declares that
he is Methodist Methodist.
A man said yesterday that all this talk
about observing Lent in Wichita was
balderdash. He said he didn't know of
single layman, here, who did.
Topeka Lance: A Wichita girl, whose
betrothed lives in another state, receives O
present from him every day. as a reminder
Of his existence and affection.
A Wichita man was fooled so much
Friday that he hauled of and hit one of
his best friends towards evening, who had
him feeling for boil on his neck.
Towns at the conjunction of streams are
SAID to be exempt from cyclones. This
will save Wichita, that is If the big Ark
ansas can be accounted stream
Topeka Journal: A Wichita man who
leased eighteen musical monographs from
the Topeka Photograph company for one
year, cleared 81, 500 in the first six weeks.
Kansas City Journal. Wichita has at
last solved the problem Of railroad rates.
She has built an independent railroad
from Omaha to the Gulf-in the EAGLE.
A servant girl complains to this office
that she was discharged this week from a
North Emporia avenue mansion for scour-
ing the plate off the oxidized silver spoons.
Topeka Lance: The story that four
Wichita old maids-very old old maids
are engaged to be married, is believed to
be q vile canard left over from the boom
period.
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lightning, and it makes people religious
A local minister says that severe storm
always increases the attendance at his
church.
Kansas City Star: Cliff Holbert and
Archie Wells will manage a German for
Wichta's swell society after Lent. WITCH
tia insists on getting its latest styles from
first hands.
Topeka Journal: There was a rumor in |
circulation today that Wichits had been
visited by Cyclone and one of the street |
cars was found hanging in tree at
Hutchinson.
Hiawatha World: A hsppy young father |
of Wichita recently sent the following |
startling dispatch to outside friends: |
Great JOY. We have twins this morning. |
More later on"
Kansas City Gazette: One hundred and |
seven Wichita property owners are in
trouble because some one has started a /
law suit against their titles. Wichita is |
always in trouble.
a woman sends the following to this
Office: The devil sends the wicked wind, /
that blows our skirts knee high, but
heaven IS just and sends the dust. that
blinds the bad mans eye"
Preston Piaindealer: The Wichita