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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL,

An attorney named Henderson OF Win
field, gentleman with very pronounced
Populist prejudices and other traits. was
in the city last night, having came up to
defend Hapcher, the enterprising youth
who thought the United States Express
company could afford to divide up with
him last June. Mr.. Henderson stated
that Messrs. Hinton and Heuthorn of
the Winfield Courier were arrested yester-
day for criminal libel on the complaint of
F. Hoyt Pitcher, the man who was ac-
cused some ten days ago with an awful
crime in connection with the state I'M
beetle asylum Of which he Is the boss. Mr..
Henderson stated also that 1t was the
purpose o. DR.. +. Hoyt Pitcher TO cause
the arrest OF the EAGLE and Topeka Capt.
tai also, and in fact all the papers in the
state that printed the telegram concern
ing the matter sent out from Winfield.
AS the article went into the patent i'll
sides" of over $50 papers the sheriff Of
Cowley county will have a harvest of mile
ago if DR.. f. Hoyt Pitcher carries his
threat into execution.
The Courier came last night containing
an account of the arrest, ana il did not
seem to have been scared in the least, for
it proceeded at once to give further evil
dence duplicating Dr. +. Hoyt Pitcher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
THE JOKE ON MIR, HEALY.

Mr.. p. J. Healy isn't from the country
by large majority. II you think he is,
just make an attempt to break into his
territory Gu anything In the real estate
line. But nevertheless he was neatly
brought to turn the other evening while
doing the Midway, accompanied by bis
wife.
After descending from the Ferris wheel
Mr.. Healy desired to take the intramural
railway, and for the moment forgot just
the way to reach it. He informed his wife
of his predicament and she suggested that
he ask the policeman seated III q comfort
able chair just across the way. Mr.. Healy
approached the officer and said:
lis the electric railway on this side (east)
or that side of the WHEEL"
The officer paid no attention; didn't eveu
look UP. Mr.. Healy raised his voice a trifie
and asked:
Officer where is the electric railway"
No answer.
Mr.. Healy began to feel Indignant. He
had asked his question in u gentlemanly
way and expected gentlemanly treatment
In return.
Cant you answer civil questionsr" he
inquired, in a very loud tone.
No response.
Selling his pencil, he noted the officers
number and severely said:
"This is the first time have ever been in
suited by a policeman, in Chicago. ! shall
report you in the morning."
AS he turned to go, something attracted
his attention and he stopped-went close
to the figure-examined it carefully, aud
then he whistled softly to himself.
The officer was wax!
Mr.. Healy went back to his wife and.
making generous sweep of his arm, so as
to take in all the points of this compass,
said:
The electric railway is over that way.
Chicago Musical Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
FRANK B. SMITH.
The Life Of Promiaett Ci'izen Slowly
Ebbing Away.

The entire city will be panied to learn
that the life of Frank B. Smith OF the
Beacon is despaired of. 1t is not improh-
able that his spirit will have passed to the
great beyond before this issue Of the EAGLE
will have reached its readers. His brother,
Osaar Smith, his partner John 5. Richard
son, and his friend Thomas q. Fitch, are
sitting by his bedside watching life ebbing
away and expecting every mintue to see the
indeed. The patient is lying in bed un-
concious of the surroundings and OF every
thing else SO far as can be descerned. Mr.
Smith. as is well known, has been sick for
several mouths, but it was not thought
that his malady was necessarily fatal. At
O'Clock Sunday morning he beca me
worse aud has been sinking ever since.
All that medical skill could do was
done to revive him. but at 9 O'Clock
last night his physician lost all hope
of his recovery and announced that he
would never again awaken from the deep
sleep he had fallen into.
AT midnight he was very low and death
was expected within an hour. The left
lung was entirely useless and only the
lower part of the right lung was active.
hence his breathing WAS very hard. The
neck andl chin were paralyzed- His sad
condition was the theme of every tongue
last night and everybody seemed very
much grieved over the lack Of hope mani
tested by the physicians and his friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
EPWORrH LEAGUE

The Southwest Kansas conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church will hold a
convention in this city the first week in
November. This convention will represent
the new organization in the Methodist
church which has had such marvellous
growth, nothing equaling it in the history
of the church. The members of the con-
vention will be made Of the young, ag-
gressive representative members OF the
local chapters throughout the conference
This convention Will De the first one of the
kind held in the conference TIE general
secretary. Rev. Scheii. viii be here, and
possibly DR.. Berry. editor OF the Epwor;h
Herald. The meeting will be Que OF great
interest and Secretary Schell aad d. Berry
are both brilliant young men and will not
fail to interest. Wichita's good people
will no doubt heartily respond TO com nit
tees who cali and then open their doors
and their hearts to these young men and
women from the towns throughout the
southwestern part Of the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
AGAINST THE GLASS.

Pursuant to a call for a temperance
meeting number Of the citizens OF this
city and representatives from different
parts Of the county met yesterday in the
Y. NJ. c. A, auditorium and elected l.. W.
Bickneli chairman.
After a number of earnest addresses a
committee was appointed to prepare law
and order constitution.
Another committee was appointed to
prepare petition to be presented to the
police commissioners urging the enforce
ment of the law against joints and gam
bling houses.
The committee on constitution reported
asking further time which was given.
The convention adjourned 10 meet in
mass meeting next Monday night at 7:3O
o'clock in the Y. u. c. A. auditorium aud
is TO be addressed by able speakers. The
committees will present their reports at
that meeting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
DON'T FORGET IT,
Everybody Invited to Hear the Speech G
HOE. George l.. Douglass.

Friday night next will be red-letter
night in Wichita. Hon. George Douglass
will speak. and he will make some of the
dry bones rattle. He will speak on state
issues and will expose the rottenness and
corruption of the Populist party and their
Democratic allies.
Mr.. Douglass has been watching the
thimble-rigging of Lewelling and his
cohorts, and he will bring them face to
face with the public, as he is doing every
where, and make them answer for their
political sins. He will dress them down
in good shape and place the present NAL
administration of state affairs before the
people in way that will not be misunder-
stood He will strike tho mask of reform
from the faces of the hypocrites and show
them up in their true light.
Don't forget the night-Friday next.
And, also, don't forget the place-Garfield
hall Everybody invited. Bring your
friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

sonz q Herman sister lodge. Colzrnois-.
ioags, No. 8. wxs Installed isst sixst ~
The grsad president ct Order Ss eocs %
nssrasu. Gus Gre. OF Topeka. Tss
o1ie~rs Installed fex rAs sEsaiss term are
a. fe.sex. Prwsldss,. Mr.. OTTO r. "a nseF-
assu. -ies president. Ass- otse Heller >~e-
rstary. Mr. 0tte koc&. srS~safsf. 2fA
Osio asy.Is: trustees. ass. H. I~sxssS
horst, Ars. III. Hssssssst sed As&- H. No
@rssyss. COMMITTEES ef aasscs. Afa II
-tsas~. Mrx- T. HxrEsaasa ssd AfA ghrsss
Zaanarrse. soeeaetSs. DoiaT 5csnssSasr.
s.ss.se ssl4ssslaa. Yrs. r. taoss.s1G. tat
.sls gaAyt.an, ZfA- AIsss B.l.saAz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
MASONs IN THE STRIP.

Hon. Sam Gilbert, SO well known IN this
city in business, political and masonic
circles, is among tbs masons at Perry who
are busy in the organization of a new
lodge. A few nights ago meeting was
held oyer which NJ. G. Ford of Kansas
City presided, with A. Duff Fillery Of
Piat,sburg, Mo-, as secretary.
A committee consisting Of five men,
bers was appointed to visit the nearest
lodge to be examined preparatory to or
ganization.
The following masons from various
lodges in the United States were present
and participated in the move to organize.
J. D. Adams, Meridian lodge No. 1856,
jefferson county, Kansas.
W. j. Taylor, Meridian lodge NO. go,
jefferson county Kansas.
Russell Briggs, Guthrie lodge No. 2.
Guthrie, o. T.
N. Cook, \. Canadian, lodge No. 3.
Oklahoma City, O. T.
Howard J. Hodgson, Fidelity lodge No.
106. Eureka. Kan.
o. 6. Palmer, Dawson No. 10, Washing
ton, ID. c.
j. T. Stockton, Robert Burns No. 17S,
Stratton, Neb.
PERT iwltchell, Guthrie No. ., Guthrie,
o. I.
C. NJ. Doty, Alpha No. IL. /. T.
II. A. Platt, Leota No. $40. Kan.
w. w. Walker, Oklahoma City No. 5.
Oklahoma.
H. D. Mcknight, Lawrence No. 1913,
Tronton. Ohio.
Geo. W. Hite, Edmund No. 5, Oklahoma
A; o. Justice salina No. Co. ssiina'
E. L. Donahue, Tyre No. ~, Davis. l. T..
NJ. Barash, Chapman, No. ,, Las Vegas,
y. NJ.
r. Birbeck, Powell's Valley. No. 4ss
Tenn.
G. E. Stricken, Coldwater, No. As,
Drexel. Mo.
+. Babcock, Troy, No. IS, Troy, Kan.
RE, O. I.
d. c. WEIGH. Alma, No. 1Gl, Alma,
A. ]. Naylor Compass. No. 80, Park
Vile, Mo.
E. E. s,apleton. Athens, No. l27. Albany,
No. (demitted)
G. W. Roberts, Red River, rs, Red
River, Tex.
S. L. Gilbert, Wichita, No. 90. Wichita,
Kan.
A. Duff Tillery. Cover, No. 3s5, Platts-
W. &. Haines, Oklahoma City, Nos Okla
homa City, .. Il.
II. T. Ardery. Chandler, No. Q, Chandler
Q. I.
Thos. Van Buskirk, Bloomfield. No. 81.
Bloomfield, Ind,
j. Q. Stone, Magic City lodge, Harvey,
III.
NJ. C. Ford. Temple lodge No. 300, Kan
sas City, Mo.
A. j. Handlan, Samaritan lodge No
15s. Chadron, Neb.
G. W. Samuel. Temple lodge No. as''
r. X. Raymond. Winfield lodge No. IS,
Winfield, Kan.
j. w. Mccormick, La Crosse No. SO. La
Crosse, Kan.
S. d. Bailey. Hobasco No. 7l6, New
York.
CHI Wynn, Minnehaha No. 5, South
Dakota.
c. A. Morris. Lsrned lodge No. 63,
Larned. Kan.
Frank Zerbe. Marshall lodge No. los,
Marshaltown, Iowa
Robert De Loss, Western Star, Little
Rock. Ark.
II. N. Ingram. Parsons lodge, Parsons,
Kan.
j. 7. Lanter, Canopy No. a4s. GrenoIa.
c. NJ. Christy, Waverly No. PA, wav-
III. j. Travis. Mcpherson No. l'a. Nc
Pherson, Kan.
3. F. Bagby. Stewartsville No. 1s2.
Stewarssville, No.
4. II. Bagby, Stewartsviile No. IS,
Stewartsville, Mo.
J.F. Nct1owan, tdemIs', from McPher-
sou lodge No lsa, Mcpherson. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session last nigh;
Mayor Cox presiding, aud Messrs Alberts
Caswell, johnson, Mccall, Meliinger
FAIRIES, Hill, Burton, Kenyon aud Sawyel
present.
Mr.. Mccall, chairman of the finance
| committee, reported that the treasurer
was able to pay the street force two
months pay and the bonds due this week
Mr.. FAIRIES from the fire committee
made report aut b orizing the fire marshal
to purchase horse for Use ut hose house
No. 3.
Mr.. FAIRIES also reported the fire alarm
boxes in bad condition and sadly in need
of repair, and some parts of the city with
out any at all. The standard boxes were
recommended but the council took no
action. Wire boxes were ordered, the COS;
not to exceed $500
On motion OF johnson the matter was
referred to the mayor, fire committee and
fire marshal with power TO act.
The mayor called for reports of commit
tees. aud Mr.. kenyon from the COMMITTEES
on reducing expenses IN the city. said he
was ready to report, but was unable to get
the balance of the committee ready. The
balance OF the committee asked for more
time to consider a matter of such great
importance. Further time was granted.
A petition from Ed Taylor asking for
81 COO for injuries received on a delapiGat-
ed sidewalk. wss read and referred to the
judiciary COMMITTEES.
A petition for a fire alarm box to Be
placed on the corner OF Eleventh street
and Biting avenue, was presented. and
on motion of Albert the prayer of the petit
tion was granted.
The bond of R. r. Slyter for $1,000 as
city scaveuger. was presented for approval.
Il was, on motion, referred TO the mayor
with power 10 act,
t. J. Hooker presented his i;oad also as
scaveuyer, It took the same course.
". j. Babb presented his report as police
Judge for September. showing the collec-
,ions to have been 2,270.4S. Tue repor.
was referr,d to the fnance committee.
An ordiuancs making an appropriation
for miscellaneous purposes was read and
adopted. The amount appropriated was
s, sI329.
An ordinance to abolish steam lsundries
was laid or the table.
Resolutions were then introduced iu-
struc.ins tie street commissioner 10 have
the building material removed from tie
corner Of Douglas avenue anc Main street
within FIVE days. II was arnea6ed 50 81 e
give till Nov. !. aud passed rs amended.
A resolution fixing the time os the meet
iur O. tie council AT 10 Instead o. {
o'clock WIS passed
$. l. Davidson filed request 10 be al
lowed 10 put down a c.nder walk Instead
az a board walk along the side OF 10, lSl
Court street. On motion the request was
granted.
There being no further business The
council aGiouEned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

Mrs. Helena Mason Of Womsn's Relief
Corps 70. -. and ai6e-5e-camp on the
staff Of the department, president. return
ed Sunday from visit 10 Sedgwlck City.
While in that town size was present At the
annual inspection Of Stephenson corps No
-. and she spoke 10 glowing terms Of the
satisfactory coalition OF that organization
The members we're proficient is tse work
the books are well kept, the secret work 10
tsuItiess. The members zealous. aud tie
organization IN . highly fcuTishiBg COT
aiflors. Altar the business m>esiGg WAS
oye- Mrs. Mason was rendered a reception
a. the spacious home O. Mrs Rllla Resg~s
bv the members Of Stephenson corps
TEey proved themselves royal entertainers
Mrs ke-slsr accompanied her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
POLICE COURT.

His Honor was confronted with half
dozen members of the travelling gentle-
mems union," yesterday morning, when
he took his seat on the bench.
James Bradshaw. charged with drunk
enness, admitted the impeachment and
was mulcted. Five dollars was the
amount.
Gus Norpgen, was also ''unco fu and
happy" and 1t took $500 to appease the
majesty of the law.
Robert Cune imbibed too freely Of fire
water and lost $500. All these gentlemen
are breaking rock.
Sam Diffeuberger plead not guilty to the
charge of inebratiou, and was given until
4 O'Clock to prepare his case. At that
hour he was defeated III his tussle with
the city, and was fined S. 90. h1t judg-
ment was suspended.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

II Bursette Of Portland. Or. pstsntes
OF al impervioas cAias. has coras To
Wieista to Iva aud manufacture k.s
psisi. He vii p.ses agents OF the roAsI .,
sell bis goods. This s2sSi is manufactured
ty an e~aporasisg process. IL - pa: 2 . In
barrels. kegs, gallons, quarts or ia sny
aEautity 10 suit, and il always god snd
ready for U.s.. TIE establishing Of ti.ss
manufacturing plant adds snosh sr iadas-
try to cur manufacturing is:ere~t.- As.
Burp.f.s il also the ornss Of ssv~ral ks.f
Of zoe bones which be has ordered ship
re6 10 WscSits
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
SOCIETIES AT GARFIELD.

The Periclesian society had very inter-
esting program at Garfield university last
night, several rscitations, extempore
speeches aud debate on Resolved. That
the press is more beneficial than the pull
pitt" ably discussed by Mr.. Hirsh and J.
McLaughlin in the affirmative and Harry
Steele and ]. G. Lemon in the negative.
aud decided IN tho affirmative. This Is q
very entertaining society as is also the Ed
mund Burke. aud in the absence of any
thing Of the kind on the east side at pres
ent should be attended by hundreds of
young ladies and gentlemen from this side
every week. The street cars are usually
held until the close of the entertainments,
aud would always be if the societies would
meet half hour earlier. AS they easily
could do.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
REPUBLICAN RALLIES.

The following places are billed for Republic
can rallies the first half of October:
Colwich, Oct. 17-John D. Davis and c. II.
Brooks
Park school house. Grant township, Oct. IL
Hon. Rudolph Hatfield and T. G. Wilson.
Furley, Oct. ia. II. Ward and o. II. Bent
ley.
Gypsum Center, Oct. I9-,Tohn ID. Davis and
y. J. Wyatt.
Wichita. Ocl, 20Hon. George J.. Douglass.
Sedgwick City. Oct 2l-Judge c. Reed and
Rudolph Hatfield.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
PERSONALS

Fl. S. Btner, Chicago, is stopping at the
Carey.
Z. c. Phares. Cartilage, Mo-, was in
town Monday.
J. P. Gaddy, Alva. o. T.. is a guest in
the city.
John Klaues, Chicago, is visitor in the
city.
Z. r. Shepherd, Leavenworth, was in
town yesterday.
Edwin Glover, st. Louis, did business in
the city yesterday.
;. NJ, Vandeleve, Kansas City, is down
On business.
d. NJ. Moore, Hutchinson, is in the city.
J. +. Stephens, Leavenworth, is in the
city.
D. W. Wilson, Mcpherson, came in last
night.
James MCGEE, Leavenworth, is a guest
at the Carey.
W. b, Humphrey, Lincoln, came in
Monday evening.
S. A. Russell. Des Moines, is at the
Carey.
c. X. Douglass, Kansas City, is in the
city.
j. w: Duncan, Blackwell Rock. o. T., is
in town.
c. q. Sholes. Topeka, is in the city on
business.
c. E. Ford, Chicago, was in town yester-
day.
Z. X. Ford, Chicago, did business in the
City Monday.
r. S. Mccall and wife, Washington, are
in the city.
William Astle. Haven, is in the city on
business.
B. a. Davidson, Hutchinson, was in
town yesterday.
j. z. Williams and wife, Kansas City,
are at the Manhattan.
II. A Todd, FL Reno, was in the city
Monday.
w. '. Sturtevant, kiugdsher, is at the
Manhattan.
n. P. Wright, Norwich, twas in town
yesterday.
H. Miles and wife, Newton, took in the
opera last night.
6. +. Washburn, Norwich, did business
IN town yesterday.
D. T. Wyatt. kingfisher, came in las t
night.
r. Wagstaff, st. Louis, is at the Man
haitian.
c. f. Coloord. Perry. Q. T., is in the
city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
JOHN CLARk's DEATH

John Clark. track foreman OF the Wichi.
ia Electric Light and Street Railway
company died in Chicago Sunday. The
remains will reach here at $50 this even
ing over the Rock Island. He went to
the worlds fair several weeks ago and WAS
taken i'll. His wife has been with him for
some time and was present when he died.
The funeral will take place from the pro
cathedral today at p. m. All friends
and comrades are invited to attend. The
funeral will leave the house. 405 Wabash
avenue AZ 2:45 p. IN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

Miss Pose Grady cf that place. SIR. Tosss
lived here three or four years a. the local
manager Of the Interests % Collier. tbs
publisher. and made bosis Of friends IN
the Peerless Princess. Miss Grady j. sid
to be a charming and scesym Diisbe'i young
lady and ops worthy q NE- Tobsn. who
ia big hearted ssd eysFybcdy's frisai
TIE ceremony TOOK place Last night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

Ben Royce is making = clean campaign
aud is running like prairie FIRE On the
evening of election honest Ben Royce viii
be 50 far ahead of his compet!tors Ia tie
race that their besds will swim Ben Is ss
sure 10 be elected as that the sun will riss
on the morning after the race Is ended.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
DEMo-pOP, AND scAB LABOR.

Fitzpatrick. the sewer inspector, has a
good substantial grievance against the
Demo-Pop candidates, if he chooses TO
use it. Yesterday they filled that very
same sewer with campaign electioneering
cards which they had printed in rat
(non-union) print shops. Labor union
boys were around after these same candi-
dates yesterday, and they gave them pieces
of their minds on the subject.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
THE INDICATED AIR INHALER.

The gentleman who got the gold watch
last week for purchasing the largest bill
Of clothing at the store OF L. NJ Jones was
Matthias Harvey OF Halstead. Kan. who
fitted cut his three sons aud himself with
their winter cIot hing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

Died, q; BIS residence. 81 Jasa sgsaas.
Yesterday .: 2s.9 c'eiocA. Ar. b.gsss B-aiDs.
aged g years. Of iypiaoad-9nsausoaiA- Mr..
Blsin.'s death wa precst~a ey The death
Of hi. oniy e1lid- Eaby. Jes. too rncusns
previous, a. tie exact boar sad uosaats 81
cts oxn sseAsh. which assx~s The .cTro- %
the relatives and friends co1hiy great and
a.ruos. uabearsni=.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

Tb. Ilsdies' AID society. No. &c. Of tie
sons Of yss.rsns. L. :. A, holds q meet
ing this lIues6Ayi evening a. ; e'cls,eA &c
Garsrid ball. Ali the members are earl
.sfly requested TO he present. a. ezsslnsss
Of interest will lie sraagb. before flSe
nesting By order Of the pfessseGt. Mrs.
.earxe Lewis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
HAPPY RaIs.KoADERs,

+ The Santa Fe employees received their
checks yesterday for the months Of Aug
uss and September and by reason thereof
are happy. Owing to the stringency in
money matters the September pay day was
skipped aud the boys have been practicng
the most rigid economy for the past five
weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Winfield Scott who is charged
with stealing somewhere in the ueighbor-
hood of ton of hay from man named X.
T.. Thompson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

c. F. Moore, of Columbus, o., is In the
city on q visit. Mr. Moore was in the city
five years ago and invested considerable
money in real estate. and is out now look
ing after his Interests.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

Mr.. Webb. the bright young farmer
who is carrying the Republican eolors. 10
making . Maud 8. race for county CON-
siouer. Mr. Webb 10 one OF the incest
men in this county. and will make very
competent county commissioner After
next January
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
MrrIIArlnG COINS

Chief Drummond of the United States
secret service at Washington. has given
instructions for the prosecution of Walt
mire & Co.. drug firm OF Topeka, for
FASTING advertisements on silver coins.
This is matter that concerns some Wich-
ita firms who are doing ths very same
thing.