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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
OANVlLLE's WATER PROBLEM.



lcorro oolieaoe ofthe Richmond D.soat-hl
DAsyure. Va. February l3.-rho CITY
Council bias 90 last determined % try the
efficacy Of Watrr-mcters and 0s on expert
mont ultr meters VIII soon Boz put lu. ile
waste of water here has been enormous
and The wafer tolls have been much higher
than ttcF would otherwise have been. 10
Is claimed That with "a system Ol meters
fie clte can supply winter et the nominal
charge of ~f ger family Icr ouuuin. allow
Inr $1,000 gallons for that sum ana MAKING
20 charge Of twenty cents per Thousand 4tl-
JOINS Son a'i water consumed iu excess OF
$4,000 gallons. It viii cost $4,000 20 putin
system 1i meters.
SHOULD EFDUCr TIE rrI0H.
A. already stated. tie water and gas
works paid tLe cts last wear anet revenue
az more than $4,000. besides giving water
AVID 10. for public pu1p0-r4 worth ~ least
300 more MANY citizens regard lf As
unfair 90 the patrons oi tlc water and gas
department. and hold that tho cny has 30
right 90 derive revenue from That source.
n- the works belong 90 the people 10 is
probable Chat there viii soon poe material
reduction u the cost Of both water and
els.
TOBACCO MtHEEr.
TrrciIfsof lr.f tobacco during tho past
wo.k amounted to 1916 pounds, though
the harsh. cold weather was against the
market. Tine offerings were au improve
ucff ~ those of last week. and some nuo
wrappers and enters showed mp. Wrap
rrr. Sold as LIll A- D. cents aud cutters
l> hirl g.al cents iue demand on all
grade. wa-aetlve and prices wore -tll. No
oum tD good Oilers were eagerly sought
after nf outside prices. and common hliers
rent oN lt satisfactory figures. Tho Wauu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Profitable Investment Of Small Sarln6S
Considering safety the investment there nothing which well
as Building Fund Stock Correspondence solicited
Shes $I00 Each p nca o1 p ap o S '


DIRECTORS: 6TloH Ey Rfef oS Gi9Ty 1920 &
Tie Secretary ana lfea-'''i@
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sn'otle ore Is
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million i'
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scheme hastily aule a.
estimation public ant has Won tho 90
Of tho vo"1he ayear1
December 81
land tesa ale arr JOS
buaryl -i'' i'Fi'
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been stlaIyl o
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fact MS resl
cite luutA' i"' A"''''''l'
Secretary and Treasurer Dominion '.g.2
Main h iiltni Va
.OID DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, SUBSCRIBED ulrA '2sao~
NO. 1ll5 EAST MAIN STREET
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Mrs. NJ. +. Fambro. Kansas CITY. tried
manv physicians and nearly all the pateh,
medicines that she nGd heard OF anu iouha
all failed except Bradycrotlne to cure ne'
headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE, n. c.
Exercises Mt tho Tiny-scventh Anniver-
sarv Of the Literary Society.

I---- - -. N -I-r---DT UI--0frN
i,oIi"' lon''n'o % ,.o i',. n'''On' ~,
VALE ORE TT, ~. - fenruaIY p no
tity-seyenth anniversary OF the LuIeuhR
ana hllomhi he7lah iI'eiuty 9oc'e''e' ~,
The college was held yesterday. ~
O'Clock +. II. two sehiatlNe' rom
each on inc s0cieiles debA,'N ne question
Ought the United states AhleA 'aH-
adaf -o,-...... .....
h' oe"a-oI7 ON W. 1Il' I'M ,
- irt4u 90 H.. II+i,,r,,
fLs.,on Societv The debaters ON tho
r.,,,tiye vero VIe-srs. II. 4. Brideers. of
The pbilomatbcsian Society. and T.. s.
Webb of tie iulohau Society. The de-
Lafo WINS eriritDJ. and occuniod about two
bnur.
a. .t.o .f~., ~ Clio ,I.I,4o a RISING yofo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
BY ". Seldom Taylor * son.
Real Estate Agents ana Auc'iu oers.

UClION SALE OF THAT DE
n sIRABLE, WELI-BulLf, AND CEN TRIAL
VFNT BRICK DWELLING, so. DO, NORTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET, SECOND poOk
WEST or SIXTH STREET, AND FOR MANY
YEARS OCCC PIED By TIE LATE COLOA III.
THOMAS j. EVANS. THIS i GOl X CHAM
10 SECURE A NICE HOME ON tRtAkliN
STREET AT A MODERATE COSTA tho re-
ou--t of the owner We viii offer the aboFr-men-
toned PROPERTY tor sale, On the premises, ~
nulIlc auciI.n. On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
EDWARD G. MINOR,
D. z. V. DANIEL,
JAMES CAShtE.
Special Comm .-siOnars.

WILLIAM Sc, PLlSrFr. AGAIsT lAaHoND,
SC. DgFENDANr-lS THE CnANIkGf ,Othi OF
THE CITY OF kCnM0Np.
]. Charles ". God iln. cl'rS ~ san court cor
.ify MAJ me bond required Of the special COM
nli.si0nors by the decree IN sad cause Oh oih
of February. 1892. mas be,u duly gwen.
- Given nnier my hani tak ION Gay u febrl-
ary, 1892. thAhLr' " '"DotN,
"a ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14


appeal i"i TO" S'l'i'''
...I.sof Venerable Persons.
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i..'F hc = 'uil'y
Dos Adjourned 4lleF
-.', 90 a- Hi.ir business
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I..l r.l.tirp al wills.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
By George ". Mayo, AIctioncer,
Nos. 30 aul "A north Smith street.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG


MONDAY. Ebkl Ait lbf lo'~s
I will sell NJ 1880 o'clock at my aurtiOn-h0use
/ very handsome Walnut Chamber suit; Poplar
aud other Chamber suits: Bed-teais, Bureaus,
Wa4hstauds. Tables, Upholstered Sofas Cnair-'
Lounges, Wicker Rockers, De7aT' stoves COOK
~ aud heating, Wire Springs, Matire-se.
Crockcry, and Pictures, Ou-paintng-, new BE .
Comforts. aud also o general assortment ot use
tutnrfirles GEORGE ". MAYO.
+. ia Aucti0ueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
BY George s. yashon Son.
Real Estate Alcti1ueers
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
\ TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT
DWELLINGS OF FIVE OK
MORE ROOMS, AND
KITCHEN
EACH.

MOkf Ai''irs +h-fb
KITCHEN
EACH.
Nos. 81 AND 3l3 sol III PINE sihLEI
Williams, Gc..l Decree u Richmond 'han."ry
49, court entered 0.h ItDii-
Hammond, &c.J airy, 1852.
Pursuant % an order entered m me above
nnmed SUIT, the uuders sued, sye' r'ihil'.-
sioners, viii sell by auction. on tie pte'nlrr'' "h
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i" ls03,
At 4.3O o'clock T. Nj, the PkOPEkll above 10
.cribcd. Each dwelling han a iOt fronting - ie't
ON ihe east line OF Pine street. running petNe'h
parallel lines 40 feet 20 an alley
Z his property "a wei located, rents N7u' IN.
should attract tho lttenticn = those sechihs
safe, profitable real estate investments or most
desirable homes.
TERMS: one third In cash residue % t"o elihi
uavm-nt. AZ six aud twelve months. iJf hlic Y
WIN interest aiici. and title retained until All
tre purchase-mluey Is paid and conveyance u
ordered by the court, or Tor all cash, 40 the op-
sion Of tho purchaser. .,,,.,,,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS.

The number of pupils enrolled in the
public schools during last mouth were
boys 2l0S. girls 2!l1. total 1855. The aver
age daily attendance was 1856 and frac-
ton. The average number belonging wss
500. The average daily absence WAS 255
Per cent OF attendance was 81 The
total number enrolled in the high school
so Tar mas been SO. The number remain.
ing at date Is 255 and they are classified AS
follows: First year liz, second year 5o.
third year 81 and the number of graduates
this year will be - in the senior grade, or
fourth year. There are IL girls in the city
Normal school who are being trained for
substitutes. Oaly two teachers were iardy
during the month. The number OF pupils
tardy were To-; there were l. truants. The
superintendent made 90 visits: the super
visor of music Isl; the teacher in drawing
10; and the supervisor of penmapsbip
made l6'. All these special teachers make
exactly the same number OF visits 10 per
form duties. but some make extras and
set credit ser them wien they 90 not have
Sppoint ment> INSIDE at The schools which
they happen IN visit. hence ali over ,7o
visits Ia escii teacher j. extra on their
part. The Burton school j. the only ouc
since the beginning OF the YEAR that has
had no tsrdles, Miss Mills Is priac.aaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
PLANTING LOTS OF MONEY HERE.

Mr. NJ T. Burwell and son and daugh-
ter of Gibson, H., who have been visiting
at the Carey hotel for the past ten days or
more, returned TO their home last evening
after very pleasant visit in the city.
The son aud daughter were especially
pleased as this WAS their first visit to the
Peerless Princess, wherein life is so differ
enr than at their native home.
Mr.. Burwell has made many visits
to Wichita during The past six months
and it is a noticeable fact and one entirely
consistent with the gentleman's sbrewd
ness, that every time he returned home he
took with him a deed TO some Sedgwick
county farm properly. His latest pur-
chase was the j. r. Mead farm south of
town for which be closed the deal yester-
day through Pat Healy. who has done
nearly all his business. The last purchase
makes the fourteenth farm which Mr.. Bur-
well has bought in this county since
Sept. last and he is not through investi
eating yet In fact, he told Pat Healy on
the quiet TO keep his eyes peeled and if be
observes snap at any time to let him
know Fourteen farms mean 2240 acres,
and it is said that the majority OF The land
contains fine wheat crop. Mr.. BurweIl
is one of the gentlemen whom Pat Healy
induced 20 visit Sedgwick county when he
was back in Illinois last summer. That
trip was Il valuable one and resulted in the
sale OF a number of the finest farms in the
county When Mr.. Burwell buys he does
not bay ca terms; on the contrary, be
goes down into his pocket for his check
book and pays cash for the property when
the deed is properly made out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION.

There was a good attendance at the
meeting of the board of directors OF the
Merchants Protective association last
evening, and considerable business was
transacted.
One of the weak points in this associa-
ton has been hat names were reported
too late TO be of any value TO the members,
consequently the board of directors order
ed the secretary to prepare a set of private
ratings taken from all the slow customers
OF all the members. The report has been
made by about half of the members and
the standing of near five hundred persons
is known. The members of the association
are now invited TO aid the secretary in
making his list as complete as possible,
and to call on the secretary at any time
for information about the good or bad
paying qualities of anyone asking credit
1t is often cheaper than experience, as you
get the experience of another for the
asking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
A LIVELY FIST FIGHT.

Two colored men named Wilson and
Mason entertained the denizens of South
Fourth street yesterday with as lively a
fist fight as has been seen in that neighbor
hood for month. The quarrel originated
at the Santa Fe depot and by mutual con-
sent they adjourned to the place named to
fight the battle and thus avoid the observa-
ton of the police. Mason attempted to use
a knife III the melee. but the bystanders
took it away from him and made him
stand ND before his man and take his medi-
cine. pugilistic fashion. The fight oc
CURED over the ownership of a collar
button worth about tenth of a cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
CLASS RECEPTION.

W. T. Stanley's Sunday SCHOOLGIRLS will
hold ole of their receptions this evening
atthe First VI. Z. church. These recep-
tons are among the most popular recep
lions given in the city. The audience
room on these occasions is filled with the
yonng ladies and gentlemen of the church
and school and their friends. A general
welcome is always extended, especially to
the young people. The program Will be
entertaining.
SOCIAL AT THE FIRST VI. Z. CHURCH.
IT the young people wish to have a
thoroughly enjoyable evening and be
entertained by an excellent song service
and the best music that this city affords,
they should attend the social to be given
this evening by Staniey's Bible class at
the First NJ. Il. church. All the Young
people, without regard 10 church afhlia-
tons, are invited to be present. The class
desires to make this one of the best and
largest gathering Of young people ever
held in Wichita. The social will be in
formal and without charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
A REpUBLIo4N Caucus.

A number of the active young Republic
cans of the city met in the Office Of County
Attorney Morriss on Wednesday evening.
Plans for the fall campaign We're fully dis
cussed, also the availability of certain
aspiring candidates for places on the Re
publican ticket. Speeches were made and
general all round discussion ensued.
The carrent OF the talk was for an early
nominating convention. Among those
taking part were noticed John A Doran,
j. Il. Ludlum, N. a. Carvin, Joe
Z. Henley. Assistant Clerk VI. G.
McCilley, Colonel p. A Rohrbaugh,
John w. Adams, Judge C. Reed, J. l..
Carson, George Adams, County Attorney
Morris aud several others The caucus
adjourned subject to the call of the chair
man. Several of the sspirants were
present and took part IN the meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
4 RUNAWAY BOY.

Tommy Mooney of Atchison, young
lad about II years of age who was beating
his way on Rock Island train, was put
off in this city last night He had no
overcoat and the poor little fellow was
half frozen when he found hospitality in
an East Douglas restaurant. He stated to
a reporter that his step father has been in
the habit of giving him cruel whippings
and he left him with the intention of GO
ing to Oklahoma and making his own
living. He left home one week ago last
Tuesday and has been travelling ever since;
sometimes walking and sometimes riding
when he got "A chance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
SLIDING OUT OF EXISTENCE.

1t may not be generally observed by
newspaper readers, but it is a fact
nevertheless that the amount of mortgage
lifting being done in this county is simply
extraordinary. 1t was thought that the
last months of the old year showed as good
an average gain as could be made in this
line, but the fact is the two first months
of this year beat them all to pieces Con-
siderably over a quarter of million dol
lars worth of mortgages have been
released, and at the end of this month the
amount will have swelled to enormous
proportions. Wednesday mortgage re-
leases alone went over S25, 900 while many
previous days in the month were equally
as good.
Register Barrett says it keeps him busy
cancelling mortgages, and thinks that
whsn the year is ended from 1900. 600 10
{, 0OO, 600 dollars of Indebtedness will be
lifted from the property of Sedgwick
county.
OF course one is fled occasionally, but
compared TO the releases, the filings are
simply nothing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
\ GOOD HORSE FOX WICHITA.

We feel very sorry for kiowa The
death Of several prominent citizens would
have been bad: but worse than that has
occurred. A big fire would be Dad, bus in
time the house might DC replaced. Worse
than 4 fire has occurred- The joints might
be closed for day. but the citizens could
GET their bottles filled before toe 'droutt. -
and tide through the dry spell Worse
than a days drOHtb has occurred. But we
hasten 10 relieve suspense. hlowa mas
lost w +. CampbelIs fire horse, fElec-
tioaeeF. and to cap the Climax f. II
Shelley has moved his best horses to
Wichita What II kiowa without Flee
tioBSer aud Blue-SEem; Medicine
Lodge Iudsx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

There i an opportunity for = photo
graphsr 20 help The y. u. {. 4 aad hiHs-
self by pkotogsAph!ag the rsadiuz rooms.
library. parior. gymnasium. ste. for sd
vgrtiSinz the privileges u he bBiidiBg =
hotels. dspots ss1 tbs puzzle places. fha
Consideration o. zhlch shall b = sassabSs-
ship ticksf IN the assocsation- A pic;uFs
Trainer has agreed n fraoss them Tor -
sane consideration. kfoaiF rv9grs - ths
5. ~ g. 4 ofiies o. - r. =. MaFsioe@ =,
pr-.ldrrt. Al tl.s EAaLE af.ee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
THE BEST IN IT'S HISTORY.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors OF the Young Mems
Christian association held last "Wednesday
evening reports showed that the month
of February was perhaps, in every respect
the best month in the history Of the work.
The aggregate attendance ~ the building
for all purposes was ) So or a fraction over
col per day. With only Que exception
the lecture by the Rev David Winters
these figures represent the exclusive work
for men. Another satisfactory feature OF
the work was that 500 - mot including
rents which are set aside TO pay interest on
mortgsCe) were received from member
ship fees and contributions. Aside from
the encouraging reports from the gymBa-
stun, educational classes etc. good work
was done in he Bible classes. GOSPEL meet
Ings, etc. At one Sunday meeting four
requests for prayers were made, several
conversions have been reported aud many
young men sought out and referred TO
pastors for church menbe rship-
Every day since the building was opened
it is becoming more and more evident that
= we'll equipped, well conducted Young
Mems Christian association building - Of
4Hc>ti4AAaNfG value X - |SAA4 - tti--t AsAF-
Ing the next twelve months. commencing
with the first of March. there Is every IN
son 20 believe that i09 obp VISITS b. young
men WI be made "a The Dn'laiug which
~iil br:tg them IA fosseh with spiritual.
aud physicist agencies which
have, here sud eisssaere- proved their
asiap,sbllity 10 draw ostl ausi develop luu
orted Christian manhood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Woman Mission Circle of the First
Baptist church held their annual meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the bome Of Z.
NJ. Jones on North Lawrence and elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Swartz; vice president, Miss Babb: secre-
tary, Mrs. Broadway; treasurer, Mrs. o.
d. Barnes. The attendance was quite large.
The retiring president, Mrs. Hersey, and
the secretary, Mrs Grove, both spoke for
few moments to the ladies before resign
ing their officers. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks with Mrs. jacob Pit
finger of North Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

Hon. George w. Steenrod and J. W.
Harrison, Esq, of Colwich were in the
city yesterday doing business at the court
house and calling upon their many friends
Mr.. Steenrod was fo- several years the
very efficient chairman of the board of
county commissioners of Sedgwick coun-
ty. For many years he and his friend Mr..
Harrison have been residents of Union
township aud they are classed among the
reliable and prosperous old settlers. They
report fine crop prospects in their portion
of Sedgwick county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

j. w. Stanton of st. Louis is in town.
j. 7. Clark of Kansas City is in town.
G. 3. Lawton of Newton is in the CITY.
w N. Howe of st. Louis is at the Carey.
J. c Robb of Guthrie was at the Carey
yesterday.
". j. WILDER of Kansas City is at the
Metropole.
John c. Fry of Lsrned is stopping at
the Metropole.
Nathan Roberts Of Kinsley is guest of
the Metropole.
George Bailey of st. Joe is an arrival at
the Metropole.
G. ]. Girty of indianapolis is stopping at
the Manhattan.
w. f. Hszelton of Boston is guest at
he Manhattan.
John w. Cooper of Kingman is in the
city on business.
Miss Palmer of Peabody was visitor in
the city yesj erday.
f. S. Bawersfeld of st. Louis is doing
business in town.
Robert l.. Reynolds of Omaha is regis
tered at the Carey.
Z. NJ. Black and wife of Lyons are guests
1t the Manhattan.
j. w Ledlie of Burden, Kan, is regis
tered at the Manhattan
John NJ. Ready of New York transacted
business IN town yesterday.
u Harper and C. FW. Rawson of Paola,
Kan., are among the arrivals AL the Metro
pole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

"Wednesday evening. March 3 Ms
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sted Us M sa5 Ma DzziS Slytb. NJ
saad Mrs 4 J. Sanr MEs Auaa 4Dpse
gate. Ar- Z 3 WAHlork. Niss Lsl5aau
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chapfer u th~ 1rlsg u t4E Ezsfsgn 80 sH
ko,!a3r. - l.r kgogg q a. NJ t,5lseg Z & af.l~r
- r : The CHAPTER = rgusl,ase-! - ,ssssss-
II its best E-spls 4 / sssl<l. aBsi ssAs. s7sti
fEssgerisg pso-f.ects. TIE wosk wAs To-
..ss1 w.lA d Liz hAaaasI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

Samuel Minick OF Viola township started
yesterday for Washington Court House.
Ohio. 10 attend a big family reunion which
will be held there on the 18th OF March.
which will be the ninety seoond birthday
Of his grandfather. IL Is expected that
seven children. thirty-eight grandchildren
and nine great grandchildren will b.
present The old gentleman fought with
William Henry Harrison &C Tippieanoe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

A young man named Jones. in the en-
ploye OF the Pacific Express company. was
quite seriously injured yesterday at about
noon time He was standing In wagon
and when in front of the Monarch by a
sudden jerk he was precipitsted 10 the
pavement, the back OF bis head striking
the pavement. He was carried into the
barber shop and was later sent to his home
in hack. His injuries are not very
serious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

Charles ". Smith of Kansas City, Mo-,
prominent merchant of that city. head
of the well known firm of Smith. Bartlett
& Co, was in town yesterday visiting our
merchants. Mr. Smith reports business
better all over the state, and is pleased to
note the improvement in Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

p. westbrook Of BARTON vss IA tbs
city yesterday doing sons shopping prsA
paratory 70 making trip 70 his cd home
in England. he - q Republican aftsf
william MckinIsy's o1n heart. add q
first. last and all the time "a American
aud kansaa NJ Wsstbrook h 80 sz-
csilsn; gentleman and i j. hoped shat be
visi; u his cd English hons vii - q
PHEASANT one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

The team of man named Childers ran
away yesterday afternoon on West Doug
las avenue aud came within five feet OF
Running off the embankment Of the river
in their mad fight. In attempting to stop
them Billy Summers was knocked down
aud came within an ace Of being run over
by the wagon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

Mr. r y. Skinner. general agent for the
New York Life Insurance company. has
gone TO Chicsco To attend 4h- cDnveq tiou
OF general agents 10 u. held there tbs
week aud also TO meet their newly elected
president. Hon. John 4 Mccall.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

Mrs. A c. Rush lett for Galveston.
Texas, last night, where she was sum
moned by telegram announcing that her
son, who is AN engineer in Texas. had
been in a wreck and was quite badly in-
jured Their friends earnestly hope that
the injuries of the young man are not
serious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

The Ladies Columbian society OF Wich-
tia will meet this afternoon in the parlors
of the Metropole hotel to complete ar
raugements for the dedication of the new
city building. IL is hoped that the meet
ing will be well attended as important
matters will be considered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-11

Colonel Sam Hynes Of Holiday was in
the city yesterday attending the United
States court. Colonel Hynes has been in
Kansas twenty seven years. and ne states
that he never saw better prospect for
crops in his part of the state.