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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
opD> AND ENDS

4 well posted gentleman SAYS that a;
least figty families moved into Wiehiss
during the month
Mr. Frizsll IS fixing up the interior Of
his ice cream and contectioGary establish
meut on North Main street
Henry Gadeke OF Oztvllie and Miss
Johanna Scblie OF wichita wsre issued q
license to wed. YESTERDAY Both are very
popular young people VIII have hosts O.
friends in this CITY.
a c Davis ard family Of Hu. chios9u
have located in the city and viii ,a,ke
ta-!E tu.ure hoa.s AZ - Novs Eaco n
DAVIS mas lived ioaTteea years a. 8ares-
Insca and kss always he=a cGa-ideT-~s enc
OF toe most substantial G1=1 Of thai cola-
mG1Ity-
" p Dsyrah. travelling sA1s-raaa 81
To0s.e, Hos<s q Co. eoBt-fs- ,. zt-s l5es,
ing II the eigy. He kss b@~n hurting 10
a suitable house FOR ne Vaesc two days sp4
50 lar has failed 70 fnd oae
Slnetrea instruments were led y-sser
day IN TIE cf1ice Il Tie register O. 5eezs -
The coanty commissioners ~ the eas
contract Ser rss 2urs-1t gaz--er YESTERDAY
70 I e Jackson. All the BIDS tar Erre
in were - exceedingly c3ose that IS tcok
the commissioners tao c&ys 70 ascertain
which waz ths loves
Gentry people made complains yesteF-
dsS fhaE a. taey were c0L1laG aezo7s Eae
bridge so8se lsSd bays ssSesI Issern~ wk5cb
= an outrage & The SEzAtast kiuG
Thomas shaw celebrated his birthday
YESTERDAY a1d II The sveaszz hss sEanlnSss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
NJ SICAL PROGRAM.

The following Is the program Of music
a. Plymouth Congregational church,
corner Of Lawrence and Second, for Easter
morning service:
/ Prelude, instrumental duet.
2 Coronation.
8 Gloria Patri, by H. P Dsnks
JuoiiaJe n b ast, II F. Dauks
Why Seek ye the Living among the
DeadsH anthem by {. Nevin
6 Christ 4 Above all Glory Seated. ;" !. T
Lw0.f
The evening service viii consist o. No
OF Peoples services. Thy VIII be Done -
Special music Services ~ lp-sj a. II and
30 p n Aorni0g discourse on The
Emrty Tomb ;" All are cordially invited
Hon. :. 8 NIcAfee. Of To7eks. l. x
pecte3 u give az ssd3rzs on temperance n
this city on Nelaes<iay evening, April -
3Ir NcAtee has rspTeseHJe.. Shawnee
county II the state Legislature for three
consecutive terms and ! al able speaker
Ths address WI. probably be given a. the
Y " (. y sudlgo.iun C-erSymea O.
the city are requested - @8Ecunce this
from their pBipits. Admission free 20 all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
GOLD BRICK FOUND.

Some excitement was caUsed yesterday
among the curious over the finding of two
massive copper Gold bricks" which were
found buried in the back of the river south
of the old pest house by some parties who
were hunting for mushrooms. The gold
bricks were accompanied By kit of rusty
augers which were wrapped up in an oil
cloth
The find was brought to the city and are
now on exhibition in the EAGLE Office. 1t
is thought that the bricks were 10 have
been worked onto somebody here during
the boom, but that the fraud could not be
safely carried out at the time aud that the
bricks were therefore buried for future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
SECRETARY IRwIN's REPORT.

Secretary Irwin of the board OF educa-
ton has just made out his monthly report
which contains everything of interest in
school matters. The total number of
pupils enrolled in the schools is 4.397,
which is an increase over last month Of
y The average number belonging is
3,3S0.7, which shows decrease from last
month OF 226.4 The. average number in
daily attendance has been 2 1914. showing
decrease from last month OF 1899 TIE
per cent Of attendance during the month
has been the lowest since the opening Of
the schools in September. There are 3. 455
pupils classified as follows: High school
Senior class, q; junior class, A; second
class. 50; first class, 107. Grammar schcol
A class. lis: B class. 1876; c class, 2S3; ID
class. 39L Primary-A class, 457: 3 class,
55l; { class, 40; d class. IA Normal
pupils, y There were 1911 cases OF tardi-
ness, OF which 100 were girls and 81 boys.
There were no teachers tardy. The super
inteudent made 200 visits, the supervisor
Of music made 1875 and the supervisor OF
drawing 169. The teacher OF psnmanship
made ia visits. There were 49, days OF
substitute work done during the month,
and !. 80 days taught by regular teachers
There were 337 visits made by friends and
parents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
EASTER AT THE CATHEDRAL

Sunday promises "a be great day Al
the Catholic church. as Easter Sundays
always are, and every arrangement il be-
irg made to surpass all former efforts in
adding kolemnity 10 the services High
mass will b. celebrated 81 10 o'clock by
Bishop Hennes5y. assisted by large mum
Der OK priests. The musical program is
the finest ever gotten up in the city. The
crowd will DO immense, and regular pew
holders must get in early il they do not
waut to be crowded out. i large delega-
ton will slectroride south from Burton to
spend Easter appropriately. Respectable
quotas will also attend from Caeney. Null
vans and from towns along the Wichita
and Western. As IL will be the last sing
ing by the old original Pro Cathedral
CEoir," all those who have heard encOni-
ums passed in the past upon the choir,
viii embrace this last opportunity Of find
ing out by hearing whether or not there
has been any reason for the praise which
the choir has received, from all VINO are
competent judges
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Commandment Of Fortress a. D. 1902
is the horizon clesrf
Sentinel lat the coper-Yes; but
our friends on the planet Mars have sig
nailed Us that a rect OF balloons has Just
started n this direction from point
about ninety-eight miles to the north
east.
How long has it taken the message to
reach u.s.
AT Mars present distance from the
earth, sir. II requires about seven min
utes for the light 70 travel from there 70
Our planet.
Then those balloons have been on the
way fourteen minutes already. They
ought TO De n sight Shouting throuZn
the electro Inultssoaous speaking tube J
What hoi Within there All hands,
Turn the A. %, coo candle power electric
burning glass toward the northeast
Bring cut me aluminium aerial raEas
and have the flying torp@does IN rsadi-
ness Oh the elevated platform! LiTely
now. L II al done?
4 Thczsaud Voices fthro1gh thu cleo
tro ualtlso1c1s tuber 1T l.. ST.
Then turn the bsllooa proof hood
Cd over tee fg-slacztioEz. L that cone(
IT Is
''Tken everything i ready. Let tie
enemy come OK fIzwEs Chicago
Tribune.
. zszss-,csa- es-f-1Etes that 90 per cert
q tie ror1I cost G o2ersI.as r@-lnoAc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
SHAW ORCHESTRA.

Our energetic end public spirited citi-
zsn, Thomas saw. kss s-siu come 20 ths
front, AMI will with Ass aj. orvhestC.
take part in Mrs. Hover farewell cs.a-
cert, NJ the opera bOuse. uG ! 4esday even
Eg As = musical event. &c / taking s
great interest n il. and vii do al Ee cao
10 maze il grand success, sad when 2r.
Shaw undertakes thing Re : sure .
make II succeed. il IN the lie CT music.
The facf that he VIII take part i Z sniff
Gent guarantee, that u Viii oe a success
Mr. Shzw Is a nan CT superior ability. an
with that great cred5 70 himself ard
Wiehitz, he has cnllecte! aE4 fully ar
ganizea an6sr The leadership u himself
and Professor Blum, ths best body q nsus-
iczi artiss n tie uest- He : called. anG
Justly. the Gilmore % the E<s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
Az EYENING OF NCsIC.

Mrs. E P. Hoyey certainly deserves
great credit for the efforts she is making
70 give our people delightful evening OF
music at her farewell concert at the opera
house uext Tuesday evening. she has
been rendered the services OF Mrs Arthur
Reams as accompanies Of the evening, and
she Will appear in that very important
part. Mrs. Reams IS widely known as a
musician Of superior ability, and has
many times delighted the people of WITCH
ita BY her artistic execution and touch.
1t is conceded by all musicians who. have
heard her that she Is the best accompanist
in the west. The part assigned to her will
be an important feature Of the concert.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
RAILROAD RUABLINGS

Ms. George Hawks, OF Wellington, wifs
Of the trainmasseT OF the Panhandle div
Lslon Of the Santa Fe, was il the city
yesterday On shopping expedition.
Dan OHare, section foreman at Cald-
well, with his family, is visiting his
brother Barney, Of this city, AID other
friends
w D Nurdock- district passerg ger agent
Of tt. AtchIsoB. Topeka and Santa Fe,
who has had charge Of locsl territory con
tiguous TO Wichita, has bad bis duties ia
that capacity enlarged 10 include the state
Of Kansas in addition to the Indian Terri
tory. His headquarters viii remain in
Wichita, with control Of the city ticke,
Office, This IS a well deserved compliment
10 one who has worked 50 faithfully Tor
the Santa Fe as Mr. luTdock has.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
THE Pirates OF PE&ZASCE

In cur columns yesterday it was an
nounced that the last performance Of this
opera, which Is TO be given as benefit TO
Mr.. NacLschlan. would take place May +
This is q mistake as the production will be
given Oh Thursday evening, April 81 Elk
tensive preparations are being made for a
bumper house. The opera Is one OF the
best OF the many that Gilbert and Sullivan
have yet written. The very exciting duel
between the pirates aud policemen will be
made particularly brilliant on this coca
sion, and the famous ta-raw-ta-ra chorus
of the policemen aud ladies has been i'm
m-usely improved Several additions have
been made TO The chorus and the only
chsngein the leading parts is that Miss
Ella Copeland will sing the role Of Mabel
Great interest is being taken in this young
lady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

For the Eagle
THE SOCIETY WOMAN.

: the Eagle
THE SOCIETY WOMAN.
She Is almost on an equal.
II she lives for that complete,
To the politician genuine,
Who lives and dies beat.
She viii ape the FiIest method.
To gain the smallest end.
And fiirt with boys more fit to be,
To her son friend.
Invite them on all occasions,
To fascinate-aEd then
Expect IN return, al the lancers.
To be led By the same young men.
But the ira la Ia Ia young fellows.
Unwitti1gly dance with the girls,
While Nah dame" she sits in the cor
ner.
And her grievious song unf1Tls.
They've sup't at my sumptoGs dinners.
They've danced on my ligct moque.,
The dances I've thusIy purchased,
They give % that young coquet."
a woman. grey beade dand wrinkled:
And perhaps every one false teeth,
never see her flirting with boys,
But think OF the skull beneath.
And | blush 10 think of the pity.
These same yonng men must feel
When they see some grandmother Try
ing.
Their sweethearts place TO steal
-BEH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
EASTER CONCERT.

The Sabbath school OF the First Baptis
church will give concert at the I. "
c. A hall next Sabbath at p. NJ, I
which all are invited. The following pro
gram will be rendered:
Narch-Violin Trio.
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Responsive music.
Singing by the school
Rec tstiou-Avanel Westgste.
Recitation Edwin Wisenfuh.
Solo-Mr. Forby.
RecitaiioI-Olive Corrie.
Recitstiop-Allie Aspey.
Recitstion-Jessie Spangler.
Music-Qusrtette
Recitation Jessie Reynolds
General exercise By primary class.
Recitation-Nellie Woods.
Singing by the school.
Recitation-Narie Barth.
Recitation-Freddie Frank.
Music-Miss Fosters class.
Rec tation--John Schimmer6orn.
Recitatiou-Fodie Stanley.
Solo, yiolin-Frapk Ratiif.
Benediction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
BOARD OF TRADE NEE1ING,

At the board of TT ide meeting yesterday
the following written legal opinion, con-
corning stocks and tbs liability Of stock
holders was submitted. 1t will be read
with interest and no doubt will be the
means OF swelling the membership Of such
an important factor in the material pro-
gress of the city as the board OF trade has
SO often proved itself to be.
WICHITA March @, 1891
To the President Of the Board Of Trade.
SIR: Referring to the inquiries submit
ted BY the board OF dlsectors we have to
state:
The Wichita board having taken out .
charter and uniformly acted under 1t, we
a. e clearly Of opinion that II IS : corporation
and we think that il is equally clear that
the officers and directors who have from
time qualified and performed duties as
such are estopped from denying the exist
ence of such corporation.
so FAR as our investigation has gone we
have not found any decision holding that
traction Of share of stock in the corpOr-
alton cannot be held or transferred /. the
bylaws should authorize it to be done,
and a majority of US are Of the opinion
that il can be done.
Putting aside the question, how
ever, we are unanimously OF
the opinion that person who specific
ally subscribes for a fraction OF share OF
stock cannot be held liable either by the
corportioD or the creditor for any more
than the amount he subscribes for, and an
additional amount equal thereto, whether
it be whole share or fraction of a share.
Signed GEORGE l.. DOUGLASS
Kos HARRIS
L b. JEwETT
J. T. HUME
FRED ". BENTLEY.
At the meeting Secretary McNAir also
submitted his resignation in the following
letter, which explains the reason therefor:
WICHITA. Kan, March . 1892
To the President and Board Of Directors OF the
Board OF Trade OF Wichita.
GENTLENEN-I herein tender TO you my
SiguatiOn as secretary of the board OF
trade. The work devolving upon the sec
Rotary is of such character as 10 require
his best effort, and that cannot be given, if
the time is divided. The same Is true OF
the WORK in the secretarys Office OF the
Southern Kansas Fair association. And,
a. it is tie intention 10 have the Is92-fair
worked in connection with that of the
worlds fair, the executive committee OF
the Fair association have asked that de
vote my entire time 10 their interest.
Yours respectfully,
". P. MCNAIR, Sec'y.
The election of secretary TO ill Mr.
NcNair's place was pos poned till the
next meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
A SLEEPER

There viii no doubt De lArze NUN Der
Of people DESTROYS OF being Ia Il Beno 90
Tuesday morning. and there VIE be 10
sleeping accommodations in the town mill
AFTER re run The Rock Island Isla1d has
kindly consented 70 run sleeper through
If a sufficient number desiring 10 90 will
call as the Office AID engage berth. The
train VIII run through 10 e Reno Sstur-
day. Sunday aud Monday nights This Is
the lasf opportunity offered TO those de
string TO see this exciting scene. Il will
be pleasant trip for the ladies', VITO
wo1ld enjoy it as well as the geaiienea-
only limited number can be entertained
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
PERSONALS.

Don Porter OF ST. ice IS al the Carey.
George +. Rohr of Leon IS a guest at she
Carey.
}. {. Mccoy of Clesrd4ls is at the Occi-
A ). Giison Of Detroit is in town on
business.
Il. J. Haus came in last night aud is at
the Carey.
II. H. CSnady Of Kansas City is at the
Met-Opoie.
Henry \ Snyder of New York is at the
AIetropOle
". F. kerns of Chicago is guest at the
Manhattan.
L c. Owen of Chicago Is guest al the
Metropole.
A r Norton Of Greensburg IS stopping
at tie Carey
George :. Sunouds of BeIleville, Kan,
Is at be Carey.
E Greene of Cincinnati, O., is stopping
al the Aetropole.
j. II. Baldwin and wife of Salt Lake are
visiting in the city.
II. W. Peatecost OF Guthrie. o. T, Is
& guest al the Carey.
Mrs. J. ". Robinson Of Eldorado is q
guest at the Occidental.
George Leanard Of 81. Joe was at ths
Manhattan yesterday.
A. Il Jennings Of CartervIlle. No. is
guest st the Mstroljole
The Ni0bes Blrlesque company are
stopping at the Netropole.
D. 3. Cook Of kiagman was registered
b the Manhattan yesterday,
samuel u. Gent Of Roanoke, Ind, Is
stopping ~ the Manhattan,
Z l. AulhauDt % Des Noines, Iowa, is
stopping AZ tie Occidental
H. Eurth and .Jchn Dold Of Kansas
City, han, are at the Metropolis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
"A srRPKIsE PARrY.

A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence of w j. Mathey OF North Wichita
Thursday evening in honor Of his sister.
Miss Rofa, who viii leave in a few days
for Ell Reno. About fifty OF their many
friends gathered and indulged in music
both Instrumental and vocal. Games OF
various kinds were played and at II O'Clock
supper was served, AFTER which all de
parted, wishing their friend a long and
happy life in her new home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

This Golden Eagle was crowded and
damned yesterday all day with their many
customers, and in the evening thousands
of children came c,owding IN to receive
their Easter eggs. and all went home
happy, with remembrance of the Golden
Eagle. Il will soon be seven years since
the Golden Eagle opened its doors in
Wichita, on the corner of Lawrence and
Douglas. and have always done since then
the leading business in their line, their
store room at that time being 25Xl40 #,
and their increase Of business up to two
years ago compelled them to take in the
adjoining store room, and occupy now
more ground feor than any other house in
the city. Ths EAGLE joins in wishing
them Success Ia the fasuFa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16
EASTER REJorCTNGs.

The Easter services at st. Johns church
will be very attractive to the lovers OF ap-
propriate music for the Queen of Feasts-
Mrs. a G. Walden will sing the solo,
Christ Is Risen" 4 fine quartette will
render the regular service and Prof.
McLachian will preside at the organ.
Full! program will appear Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Worse luck to X. here I've gone s1a
taken . room. and now Psroe1vs that
IL hasn't fr~plsee."
oh. that's simple eDOrzh- Come
and wzrm yourself At ny lodgIDgA AL
you have got n Dc Is 70 send ycos coke
here. Tha: viii anyhow save yeu ths
expense Ct q stove. ~-NoGyeIies . "a
Mar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Arthur R=&ms viii take part N the
gzregell co=eert rendered Mrs. T. p hover
- TIE opera house. Tuesday evening. and
s. i give the audis1ce al exhibition q DIS
= i and ex=eutsou on tAe clzriooet He
aa.l.I=S III. runeE: with ths baad and
-sllI u master, sna Il xiii * worth Ghs
- z lszioa - hear DlEa Sso1e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

A petition is in circulation among the
Irish-Americsns asking the police com
uaissioners to retain Lawrence O'Aaboney
on the force IN the petition they recite
tia. they only asa one Irishnaa and that
one IS Lawrence. II lie - not retained il
IS said that the Wichita force will be tie
oaly one on earth that will not have al
Irishma1 20 answer roll call
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

All who love good muse aud plenty Of
L. sh5uId bear IA mind the farewell con
cerr, rendered 70 Ars Edward p HoTey.
st the opera house next Tuesday evening.
TIE program and tbs people % render TIE
part. are snon = tie bsst and uosi PRO
6eieat ever offered to the public b. W.ch-
ia talent:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

St Johns church, on North Lawrence
avenue between First and Second streets.
Rev, z w. Rhames, rector. The Easter
services viii be at the usual hours, i
s. n. and 5 ?. n Dean Rhames viii
preach in the morning on The True Life
and IN the evening On Hopes of Heaven"
The Sunday school will have a carol ser
vice AT p. II Special music has been
prepared.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Isaac Snyser, a prominent farmer CT
Eechi township and tue trustee Of shst
township, WAS here yesterday doing basi-
ness as the court house. Mr.. Smyser 70
ports matters il good shape IN his section
Of the county NJ Sanyser Is putting ouE
large number q trees this spring and
many ot his neighoo-s are doing TIE same.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

II >uEG4y proves bright dav al The
sz.est -tylss z11 fasaI0ss Wi = tzstsfullT
Displayed Ersfe- b1uEess. uerv dresses
Fe- tle ladies sEd aes suits Au1 sIss Tor
sse Srntisnse1 All al F1lake tks4r 9rsE ap-
,ezrAac= ~audEy Enoraiag
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cav otheT paper u sqIA value IS al Advertising
bI-diur
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he provyis,ors reserve the right 70 reject ard
Etscs2tilue any advertisements contracted Tor
ss-her BY themselves o. their sgen-s-
FILTERED n thu postc1sce II Wichita second
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Sc whe.e Ties o: The paper can De seen. : &
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leaders OF the EAGLE VIXEN 81 Nev York City
g tatcsgo car copies OF the paper al tina once
o. our agent a. ne adore given above
Al notices Toy entertainments of any kid Z
Nhic1 an sdElttsHce fee - required VIII Dc charged
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The EAGLs haa the largest eicalaffon Of sny
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THAI any two Kansas es.Ies cone lned: reaching N
towns O. tte ds- q Urnlfcartsn = Kansas Indian
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Walker Dodd. prominent business man
from Cbe0ey, was here yesterday on bust
ness Mr.. Dodd hiss been down and looked
over the Cheyenne sud ArapShoe country,
with view 20 locating. After some pros
pecting he has concluded 70, remain IN
Cheney for the present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Thomas Sf1srscc Of kredcaia IS il the
Ciiy visiting his niece. ms L. & Kick
man oD South Lawrence avenue This Is
Nr- Simpson : first visit to the Peerless
Princess, and Re Is very muen pleased
with the CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

4 rzsssfiaz & tie Cclazn0lAu cab VII
- - tats aft~rRo-oa ~ tie e1fT ou5ldizE
- ? e'e}oek Al nsernae-s are rggzesf.s1
u x g.r-eHt 20 perfect he Srrza sezsats
- TIE p5zz.s9.ssze c3Eesrt 70 - g1.ea
April = ~ Tas cszT bui8tL1E
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Mrs. F. E. Shaffer returned from King
man yesterday where she has been in at
tendance at the seventh annual coDvsa-
ton Of THE Church OF Christ" in Kan
sas. There was a large number presen:
from all parts Of the state and the meeting
was Que of universal interest. Mrs. Shat
fer was chosen as secretary Of the woman 5
division while in session aud the conven-
ton could not have made DECENTRALIZATION
a. this lady is in every sense qualified for
such work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Ms L 4. Anawslt Leaves this morning
10 visit her sister at Sequel Cal. Mrs..
AuSwalt expects 10 be gone al summer
and VIII visit al points Of interest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

made him present Of fine emblematis
watch charm. Mr.. Shaw is very proud OF
the present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

Joseph A. B-uoacher Of tbs city has
recently Keen Il Girsrd o. important legal
business. lie reports ins crop pros
pect along the route travelled b. him on lis
journey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-16

The remains OF the late Mrs. Luttrell
were yesterday stripped 70 Fulton, Ky,
over the Missouri Pacific train. for burial
They were accom- panied by her husband.