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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
ATTENTION EVERYBODY.

Do not forget the ". R. c social at
Miss Lucy Fori's dancing hall tonight.
The program is a. follows: Recitations by
J. D. Caldwell. Mrs. Laurence, and Baby
Schuitzler: select reading from Shake
spear, by Otto Ecksteine, a SOLO by Miss
Maude Alien, music BY Miss Wagner and
Mrs. Hess Come everybody and help the
good cause with we'll filed basket.
The ladies are sorely in need OF funds TO
pay off existing obligations and TO provide
Tor the assistance of the distressed. and 1t
is 20 be hoped that every generous hearted
man and woman in the city viii tara out
and give them dime or quarter. They
DO not ask much and it should be freely
given. partiou arly when every investor
vii. get ten times value received for their
outlay IN the shape OF e-loymens.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
aR ~ NorK-.

| NJ NJ Jacobs Of Kansas City initiated
/ the well known pastims Of Long John'
at Chicago in times gone By. By pulling
down signs in this city night before lsst.
Tor which be had 70 iiquidats g. the extent
of s. ia the police court yesterday jacobs
Is q sprinter OF local fame at the mouth Of
the kaw.
Last night Mr.. Dunbar was tslegrspkod
70 from kinguan 20 be a. the depot this
morning 20 receive the remains Of . wieh-
ia man for burial The telegram omitted
Sbe name OF the deceased.
| A little trouble occurred 90 North Aasa
street early yesterday morning.. Ia which
woman and a vicious looking revolver x
| ured conspicuousiy.
The Catholics OF tbs city we're shocked
AZ receiving the ns1s o. the death of Car
dinAl Manning, who was regs-ded - oua
Of the leading Catholic prslAtss 81 lie
world. and universally beloved for uis ~
neToIsncs and Democracy.
Two runsways were noted yesterday
| One a. the corner o. Main aud Pine sad
the other east q tha Rock Isl4ad dsp0s
Va serious damage vas done in either csss-
II WAS reported yesterday tba; 30 csss
against the two men Eecuasd Of sz@Aliaz
clothing frSrn tie Famous some time sgs.
was dismissed for WAIT q saficisnt svi
cence 20 convict
Several new civil cases were Aled q The
ofies Of the district elgrk yesterday. bus
bone Of then Esrs IL DgrlAat.
Yesterday Was al excsedingiY pleasant
day compared vita Ehe thyse pre43ous
days and tee streets szsgrn-a tbsir asua
lively Appszrzpcs. - May lAdiss wsss
cut shopping The ssedEney - TIE
weather - 20 grow ~arrn~T
Several representative q eastern fsrui-
tars houses are 10 Ia eisY - I'D &c tss
/ farnitgrs % tie city bUiidiuE. Nkiet
| matter VII - e9uslasrs1 tedaT 81 TIA
| cen mitsS.
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tas Peerless PrinussS. E4N seq 80 t1a
services a. tss UuliaFisn esarcs. ssssaF
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

Mr.. Harry Bowman was completely sur
prised last evening by large number of
friends at his home 1906 South Lulu
avenue, the occasion being his 18th birth
day The evening was spent in numerous
games, including high five. dancing and
music, after which an elegant lunch was
served Those present were: Miss Grace
Carson, Ada Hahn. Fannie Hilhard, Etna
aud Mamie Garrison, Flossie Whitaker,
SalIie Higgins, Florence Carson, Clara
Bowman and Frank Rice, Arthur Scott,
Bismarck Dlzer, Charlie and Isaac Colvin,
Arthur Rhoods. Elmer Hartzsll. Mans
field Gibbouy. Eddie and Clarence Cope
land. At late hour they disbanded, each
reporting a very pleasant evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
cHARLrn RUsH FOUND
The Police or This City i'm Possession OF TIRE
Long Lost Boy.

Some three months ago the citizens OF
Cameron, No.. were very much excited
over the mysterious disappearance of lit
tie boy named Charlie Rush from home.
He was the son of prominent citizen of
Cameron, and for that reason the excite
ment was more intense. The day he dis
appeared some ugly-lookiuS tramps were
seen in the neighborh0od and ii WAS
thought that they kidnapped him for the
purpose of making him their beggar. The
parents of the boy were deeply grieved
over the departure of the boy aud spent
large sums of money in an effort to find
his whereabouts and his fate. Posters
with his portrait aud description were
sent out in all directions, and among the
many officers that received a copy was
Chief Burrows. The police of this
city were all furnished with
a description of the boy when
it was first sent here bat he could not be
scription been seen here. The police had
almost forgotten it. but last night Office
Dun bar saw boy wondering around tn c
street whistling. There ives something
about the boy that attracted his attention
and he began questioning him and in
the conversation it flashed into
his brain that the boy was the much
sought after Charlie Rush. He arrested
him ond took him TO police headquarters
where the ooy was put on the witness
stand against himself He acknowledged
that he ran away from home voluntarily.
He had been reading a work on Texas
COWBOYS it seemr, and determined 10 leave
home and become cowboy. He has been
travelling with tramps since ne left st.
Joseph aud was out begging for gang OF
them last night when he was arrested
The police telegraphed the details &c
Cameron and the boys father is expected
here tomorrow evening to take him home.
The lad is about II years old and has the
appearance of being well raised.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
"rSfJE HIRAM -

The comedian. Aaron Fl. Woodruff, and
his company will shortly appear here in
his latest success, ''Uncle Hiram" The
play Is sparkling New England comedy,
simple but interesting in plot, besides
having all the elements Of popularity, and
is diversified with good singing and dane
ing. The role of Hiram Homespun intro
duces an excellent Vermont farmer on the
stage He is good and does not overdo the
part Of a country jay, bat acts the farmer
enough 70 bring down the house every
time he makes misstep.
Mr.. Woodruff has endesvored 10 create
a new characser IN the stage farmer and
has succeeded. Uncle Hiram, while
shrewd and possessing the good and manly
qualities of Uncle Josh, in The Old
Homestead" is more OF the jay" and con-
sequently creates more fun. He is admir-
ably supported by the comedisnne and
protean artist, Miss Griswold, handsome
and talented girl. who captures the house
at once with her numerous specialties
German warbling etc, etc.
At the Crawford Grand Tuesday. Jan. 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

given by the Scientific American will be
most readily understood, which is as
follows:
The operating shaft is journaled in
stuffing boxes in the ends of a cylinder
within which is secured a spider, shown
in the small view, there being a fixed
wing on the shaft within the cylinder, and
the shaft being connected by crank arms
and links with the main driving shaft,
whereby an oscillating movement is given
to the cylinder shaft and its wing, TO com
press gas within the cylinder in the space
above the spider. The several arms OF the
spider extend from one end of the cylinder
TO the other and form longitudinal cham
bers, in the top one of which the wing
osciilates. moving close to the top surface
of the spider arms on each side, TO fully
expel all the contents of the chamber.
The two bottom chambers are connected
by apertures in the web of the
spider to form a single suction chamber,
while the chambers immediately above,
one on each side, are discharge chambers
for the compressed fluid, the suction cham
bers being connected with the compression
chamber by suction valves, and the dis
charge chambers being connected with it
by discharge valves. To keep the COM
preston chamber cool it is surmounted by
an open tank supplied with water from
suitable source and having an overflow
pipe to carry off the surplus. Into one of
the bottom chambers leads q fluid inlet
pipe. with valve to regulate the amount
OF fluid sucked in, and from the discharge
chambers at the top two pipes lead up
ward through the water in the reservoir to
Il transverse Waived pipe. from which ex-
tends upward the pipe A, discharging into
an oil trap B, in which is n horizontal
strainer or seive, the lower compartment
receiving the oil, and having draw-of
cock. From the upper compartment
pipe extends to the coil c, forming con-
denser in connection with spraying tank
D above The other end of the coil con-
meets with filter f. in which a diagonally
arranged strainer filed with filtering ma
terial Is designed to purify the fluid or
freezing mixture, the pipe from the
bottom of the filter leading to a brine
tank, F, in which the brine is cooled In the
usual manner. The pipe G leads from the
brine tank to the suction pipe, whereby the
used gas is drawn back into the cylinder TO
be again compressed in the same manner
as before, the operation being continuous
and the fluid being used over and
over again. The construction OF
the entire machine is designed to
be very durable and simple.
1t has been the study of scientific men
for years to do away with the leaking of
gas in the construction of ice making ma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
BLEOkLEY-IITTELL.

Last night at o'clock Rev. Mr.. Hodson
of Winfield uttered the mystic and
sublime words that united forever the
hearts aud hands of Mr.. b. Z. Bleckley
and Miss Alice Littell Of this city. the
wedding was strictly family affair and
the bride was married in her travelling
costume. The presents were numerous
and costly and contained many very arts
tic articles. After the ceremony the bride
and groom departed on the $40 train for
Florida, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
The bridegroom is well known in society
and business circles and is held in the
highest esteem by all who know him. He
is the local passenger agent OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway company. The
bride is also very well known in society
circles and is charming young lady who
is very highly esteemed by her acquaint-
ances, who are numbered among the very
best people in the city. They are decidedly
well mated and have the best wishes Of all
their friends for long and happy union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
A sERIts OF DISCUSSIONS.

The Ministerial association OF the city
have arranged a s-ries o. dve discussions
topics and dates: Jan - Election
Mefhods:-' Fec. :. american Journal
ISM FEB. 2. Modern Methods OF Edzea-
ton" Feb &c. drunkenness, WAT Can
we do for its'' Feb p What ara the
Resources OF Political P0ver" \ good
Iist OF speakers IS nearly complete ana tie
full program viii appear ia few days.
The Australian system q voting VIII d
illustrated by MOCK election ter COVER
nor and congressman each evening Nom
mating votes for This election eaa be css.
aay aav up 70 Jan - ~ TIE posFo.is1s O.
court houS=
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
PROBABLY 4 DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
william Coulter Killed and Mob After His
SLAYER.

4 few nights ago William Coulter. who
lived about seven miles from Rosalia, in
Butler county, was shot in the presence of
his family and instantly killed. It was at
night and the murderer came 70 the house
disguised as u woman in a mother hubbard
dress and bennett. When the disguised
man knocked at the door ne was admitted
by Mrs Coulter, and. upon the husband
turning around TO see who the intruder
was, be was shot through the heart. The
disguised man then cooily withdrew from
the presence of the dead aud the heart
broken aud horriied wife aud children
that surrounded him. The neiChbors were
alarmed and the news spread like wild
fire over the vicinity. Coulter was very
popular in his eighborhood aud the neigh
bors constituted themselves into 8
committee 70 run down the murderer
After good deal OF investigation it was
found that man named Lemon had s
grudge against Coulter and it was deter
mined at once that he WAS the murderer.
They made diligent inquiry ana found
that be had not been seen at home since
the night of the murder and they deter
mined TO find him He was traced into
the flint hills of Greenwood county and
probably caught and strung up, as
the posse returned yesterday and intimat-
ed that Coulter's murder had been aveng-
ed.
Charlie Nesley of this city was al init
matefried CT Cohlter-s and states that he
was 4 man Of excellent character and
standing He was also well known AZ the
stock yards IN this city as he came here
several time during the past summer and
fall with cattle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
THE WICHITA LITERARY LEAGUE.

This society has arranged an excellent
program, which will be rendered in Turn
er's hall (the old common pleas court, OF
Alliance halI), corner of First and Market
streets, tonight.
The society will meet hereafter in Turn
er's hall, instead Of meeting in Peerless
hall as heretofore.
The following is the program:
Music, piano solo. Miss Mabel Aver
Recitation. .............The Polish Boy
Miss limo Creditor.
Reading selection Mrs. Laura + Sandifer
Music. Lewis Academy Quartet
Pecitation .........Miss Daisy Ballard
Reading selection. .......M Mr.. J. H Purdy
Music. Lewis Academy Quarter
Debate: Resolved, That the world s
fair should be closed on Sunday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. S. McMichael
and c. D. Fazel.
Negative. Turnock and o. P. Olinger.
Admission is free and the public is cor
daily invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
MORE WORK FOR WICHITA.
The Globe Iron Works to Build New Ice
Machine.

Frank L. Fonda, Robert c. Roach and
Walter II, Underwood of Hutchinson have
patented new and economical ice ma
chine, of which the accompanying cut,
taken from the Scientific American, gives
a very accurate idea, both as to working
and construction The Globe Iron Works
OF Wichita have entered into contract
to construct for the patentees all the ma
chimes that they shall sell for the term OF
five years. 1t is the opinion of Mr. Roach
the secretary, that within very short
time the Globe works will not ouiy be run
ming night and day in turning out these
machines but that the company viii De
compelled to enlarge the Globe works.
Probably the description of this machine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

chinery, and the wear and tear of large
machinery used for the purpose of COM
pressing anhydrous ammonia gas and
gases used in refrigerating machinery,
as piston motion with the greatest of care
will leak more or less gas, causing a great
loss in very short time, as it is known 70
all who have had cause TO use it, that
anhydrous ammonia is held at very high
price and is very hard to hold IN the best
packed joints, saying nothing of piston
working in and out of cylinder which
contains this powerful gas.
The merits of the Iconoclast machine are
as follows: Piston motion done away
with. No fiuting of piston rods and tear
ing of packing leaking of ammonia, etc.
The Iconoclast machine works in a circu-
lar motion and only makes oae-fourth of
a turn in the diameter of its cylinder; has
a wedge motion and double acting and no
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
PRo,PEROUs COUNTRY.

Frank Holmes of Medicine Lodge, until
recently district clerk of Barber county,
was in the city last night on his return
from Guthrie, where ne had been visiting
his old partner. Dennis Flynn, now post
master Okla homa's capital Mr.. Holmes
says Oklahoma is a remarkable country
in its agricultural resources and paid a
high compliment TO the enterprise of its
people who have become prnsperoun IN
times of adversely for the young common
wealth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
NTSSTREIs.

There was an outpourilg o. people re-
sembling a cloudburst AZ the Perkins
Grand last evening, 10 see Richards &
PringIe7s Georgia Ministries Shortly after
O'Clock the people began 20 flock toward
the opera house and before : o'clock the
crowding. pushing throng al the doors
were told that 10 more tickets would oe
sold Il was the first entertainment Of
the season, and the new management OF
the house found themselves overtaxed By
the unexpected crowd, but everyone was
polite aud obiiging, and little expert
ence will remedy all the causes for com
plant The minstrels gave an excslient
performance. free from the lower order oil
Jokes, and the audience were vel salts
ted with the performance. Billy ker-
sands Was, a. usual. q small army IN him
self. and received loud notwithstanding
field (No) Republican
At the Crawford Grand, Wednesday
Ian %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
rA1HER o,HARA TRANSFORMED

Father Thomas O'Hars of this city has
been transferred 70 Dsnville, Harper coun-
TT. TO take charge Of that parish Rev.
William Bitter. the priest who has had
charge OF il, was compelled 20 make a
change TO Northern Minnesota for tie
benefit Of his health, which Is very poor a.
present Dsnville Is TIE strongest Catho-
lie parish south OF Wichita and contains
not only nice church and psrocaial resi-
dence but a fine Sisters school a. we'll
II is the parocial seat OF the parish that
embraces Medicine Ledge, Attica. k.owa
Sharon, Crisfeld, Harper. Freepovt. Buff
City and Anthony The los OF Father
O'Hara will be deeply regretted By the
Catholics OF this city. for be was a very
popular ard worthy priest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
TPFKOM Ell. RENO.

NJ NJ Enyle, Esq, of FL Reno, is ia the
city. Mr.. E, who is a prominent and well
known man in that section of Oklahoma,
and who has uubounded faith not only IN
the territory but in the city OF Ell Reno, is
letting the contracts in this city for the
iron work. cornice, glass, etc, Of a bGsi-
ness house which ne il erecting 50x75 feet,
two stories high of pressed brick aud plate
glass front Mr. H J. Whitley. an Okla
homa banker of prominence, who also is
interested in e. Reno and who Was show
ing Mr.. Engle round the Peerless Princess,
called With the last named gentleman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
ON THEIR HONEYMOON.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Miles of Salt Lake
City are in the city spending portion of
their honeymoon at the Carey. They were
married Monday. Mr.. Miles formerly
lived in Wichita and is well known here.
Mrs. Miles was, until Monday, Miss
Gruber of Denver. niece of Judge De
France of that city. She is very hand
some and accomplished young lady, and
Mr. Miles is to be- congratulated upon
being so fortunate as to secure her for q
rvifa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
TRANPS CAUGHT.

Yesterday morning two tramps named
johnson and Patterson were arrested on q
warrant charging them with the theft OF a
horse blanket from the stable OF Dec kes-
ler They were arraigued in Justice
Tucker's court where johnson pleaded
guilty while Patterson denied the charge
in toto Patterson will be given further
hearing this afternoon, and it is said the
stale has sufficient evidence to convict
both of them as the blanket was found in
their possession The state is in no hurry
with the trial and init mations have been
thrown out that more serious charges may
probably be brought against the pair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
rNIvERsITY EXTENSION.

Those persons disposed to avail them
selves of the opportunity 70 hear the
twelve lectures on popular science to be
delivered in Wichita this winter By pro-
fessors from the State university, are re-
quested 20 send their names 70 the EAGLE.
addressed University Extension"
Tickets for the course, six lectures in
astronomy and six in geology, &. Special
tickets for students, 81 80.
Unless 80 tickets are engaged the ar
rangements with Chancellor Snow csunot
be carried out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
AMUSENIENTS.

Rentfrow's Musical Comedy company,
presenting the lsughable musical skit,
Below Zero" made their appearance at
the Crawford Grand last evening. The
piece is full o: laughs and from the en-
trance of thu Tramp in the first act the
fun was fast and furious 60 the end.
Charlie Sweet caught the crowd in his
make up and presentation Of the Tramp
Charles P. Morrison did some clever COM
edy work and sang we'll r. A. Coleman
made a nit in the dual role Of Teddy Ne
Ginty and Policeman McHaff. Miss Dells
Jackson and Miss Eloise Willard were
heartily encored in their speci3lties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
FARMERS GATE HINGE.

Joe Knight Of this city. after spending
all his spare time for about Ave years.
has invented ! hinge which be calls a
farmers common sense gate roller and
hinge. There are great many Inventions
constantly being evolved, and al occas-
ional one that is valuable, and this IS one
OF that kind To see Il operate is sufH-
Gent to convince. II consists of three iron
pieces. which. when joined togsther.
make complete hinge that will swing
with perfect ease the heaviest gate made
It is simple, cheap. and viii 10 doubt be-
come universally used II time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

TIE revival services at the Dodge avenue
II z. church ara constantly growing in
interest and gradual increase IN attend
apee Is seen each night ReT. D 2 Boover.
pxstor Of the church IL conducting tre
meetings. and ali xho attend are Impressed
wita his earnest and iorCible way - pre-
senting the truths OF the gospei The
meetings viii continue this week, seT-
VICES beginning II - ?. n TIE Pu5l4c
- cordially invited &C ATTEND
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

Yesterday afternoon Mr. George I
Miller OF Decatur. lis, and Miss Blanca
Cloud OF Wlchita were united il marriage
BIZ Rev. M Nusbz1E Of tie Enporia
Avenue Methodist canreh Immediately
after the eszeInSay thsy took the NissozrI
Pacific train 70 spend their k0ssyEooa il
various points south and west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
.rPrevFS X Rand

VIII Reeves is having manufactured q
beautiful cigar Of tobacco Of a choices
flavor which be has named Reeves 4 P.
Band. The inside OF the lid OF the box IS
a decorated lining containing the pictures
OF the faces OF the sixteen gentle
men composing his Knights Of
Phythias band The work is most excel
lent. every individual bel readily reeog-
uizable. The whole thing is unique and
taking and Reeves Il P Band" brand
will prove a very fine cigar,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

]. @. Adams, who has been IN the ooun-
ty Jail for the past twenty mouths anc
who was sentenced at the March term Of
the United States court TO be hung. was
around town yesterday in ohzrgs q a
deputy sheriff for the benefit OF bis health
which is by no means good He has 6esa
given a new trial, aud will be tried ag@ia
in the March term for the same efenss
but is confident OF being acquitted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

AS there seems TO be misunderstood
ing in regard TO the invitations issued for
tue Wichita Social club promenade con-
cert, 10 be given this evening at the Gar
field hall by Shsw's full orchestra, we are
requested to state that invitations issued
70 gentlemen include their ladies. All
ladies' wishing 10 attend the concert and
party without escort viii gladly be fur
Dished membership cards By calling at
shaW's music house