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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
TIE TWO PATHS.


Although the inheritance at birth OF
sound constitution aad a well-balauced
mental organization is most important
factor in shaping character, yet the pos
SCISSOR OF the best natural endowments
may SO pursue the paths OF life that the
close viii find him miserable wretch, 10
go from beggsry and vice to an unhonored
grave. On the other hand, education aud
moral training can atone for the lack Of
natural advantages, and make OF less
favored child useful and houored citizen.
Who can divine, on looking at the head
and face of child, what that young in
telligence will become il the future Of his
life
In the one case, you see him choosing
his profession and contemplating q settle
ment in life, wedding himself to virtu-
Gus, loving and devoted woman, and in
course OF time surrounded By loving
family
Ia the other, you see the boy idle, with
no fixed habits of Investigation, and you
see him as man emerging from the
scenes of brutal intoxication, TO plunge ln-
20 deeper, darker vices, until life becomes
a burden, and he goes down to the grave
unlamented and unwept for.
The EAGLE inaugurates today a prize
contest in sentence building, which will
DO muck 10 arouse 3 deeper interest in
education, and which will secure to the
winner a complete set Of the greatest ref
erence library in print.
See full announcement in another
column.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
BURGLARS AT wELLtEGToS

At an early hour yesterday morning the
stores Of Owens & Spar and Richardson
& Co. at Wellington were entered BY
burglars aud large amount OF money and
merchandise stolen. At Owens & Sparrs
they got two SO Prince Albert suits; six
telescope grips, worth a couple Of dollars
apiece; a considerable number OF pairs OF
cuff buttons and other jewelry; 10, OF
good quality mems socks; the entire stock
OF silk haudkerchiefs; number OK tie
and So in change which WAS IN sack
The telescopes were evidently used il
carrying off the goods taken there at Rich
ardson &, Co. store next door. Messrs.
Richardson & Co. found that almost their
entire stock Of silks had been taken out Of
the wrappers and carried away. Nothing
else was found 70 be missing, bat the silks
are thought 20 be worth az least Sl.4,o
They entered the stores by pryiEg open
ear windows, It Is thought they went
south and officers are on the track o! them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
AKr GAYS -sNTEScED.

Yesterday Ar; Cstes. eo3orsd, was zee
t-ucgi by JaGg. Breed 20 twsatY TsaTs
at hard Labor n the penitsutlsTT Tor ihs
murder Q. Johuay Hortoa. HrOtEsr eolsr-
e. youth
Ga tie ere Of Thznksz sAag lasi Soverz-
s,sr naraber q yoa2g negroes, inel7d =
Cate. and Horton. we're making merry
and iotuIgiag ia frsaa>s. 6rsnks q nzai-
in- WHISKY shs1 quarrel sr9ss between
Gates aua HoTt9a. P@scsrsskets we're
2. hard and i. w4s thought 81 az th&:
Ike trouble xzs Greg aa1 ta-y az rs2s.Fsss
70 tie crap dl4s ca Scsln Man street sx-
eept Gates. he esns "a later aoa ~ittoai
warning s.Absez Hoston = 80 back. ia
sscsfnz a zvoaa4 frvra th~ effect % Essea
l. esed a. rs ho,-ss "a tkssagrt5 pas- G,
tie e5sT a srw 6zys later.
Immediately sfGsr Ia< enttszz Cstes rsu
xxsF az-4 wAs Eat A-ssf q aStA after
uc-fa1'. aeata, wien TIE shsTsg .ee-1
hanz z shs sxsieva pSrE Ct to- sale and
b-oaxL. ElEs aere- I - fEas11s BE lad -
" tchsG4 among To- cnSSre1 f,eSpts ra4ssz4 >
cossiss-s A.. ss1ns - sa9aeT A-s ss4psgyssl
: r. AEssscz ~ Szfsn4 asu- "a aIs trial
Re wss 1st a via - pears tGssesG q a
Igss ss1sSxse-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
ABOUT TIE STATION.

A. : Miller was overtaken at the Golden
Eagle accompanied 10 hotel THURSDAY
evening By OH sutton aud Friday
evening Sutton sN0r~ 9uJ = warrant and
arrested him for drunkenness. He lad Q IL
trial yesterday AID Was hBed e. which Dc
paid The testimony was cOur letting
Three witnesses ssyC re he was dunk a. be
vert 10 the hotel The defendant aud the
proprietor and two Clerks % North Main
street store swors he was IN their place
from toI0 O'Clock ssiiin- a Oil Of goods
and was not intoxicated n the least
Dan Evans and Joseph BohsuBon were
arrested by Oslcer Fox last night No
charge is entered opposite thsir names 90
tie Z ght record.
Cvrus Crossoa snd Edwin < Garrett
were arrested yesterday evening by Officers
Dsdisman and EsH as de-srters from eofzs-
paale= q ard y. respectively, 1hlEtesn+L
Infantry United states army sta1isR~1 a.
r. sill.
JOAN Fry. Thomas Eo.an, John CoDsRt.
George NcComb ard JOAN @ilii@Gnson
we~e al rBa - lass 3 gnt charged w1tA
. t..rsAFfgz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
TRAVELLERS BANQUET.

That was merry and enthusiastic crowd
of knights OF the grip that sat down to
two long rows Of tables in the room re-
Gently occupied by the Columbian dining
hall on North Main street last hight. 1t
was banquet given by Wichita council
No SO United Commercial Travellers TO
visiting brethren from Hutchinson, I Pc
ka and other points. The council was in
special session, taking in thirteen or four
teen new members, and at about o'clock
they took a recess for refreshments and
marched in body 70 the banquet hall 100
strong. The banquet was prepared by the
following ladies of the Wichita Cooking
club: Mesdames J. P. Allen, Oscar Barnes
J. p Burwell, y. Baldwin, W. 7. Buck
ner, w P. Cleveland 3 H. Campbell,
Frank Coen, C. J. Fletcher, George Dixon,
l. W Miner, Charles Jackson, James
Emo, \. A English, -- Rogers, j. II.
| Todd. George Strong, c. Reed, Finlay
Ross, J. w. Rustman, B. t. hartman,
- Hastings, L, & Spangler aud Misses
Cora Hettinger and Lucia Drain.
The supper was an elegant one and re-
flected credit on the ability of the ladies of
the cooking club to prepare feast that
was the subject of such favorable comment
By the gentlemen who are in the habit Of
dining in the best hotels in the west 1t
cosisted in part of veal loaf, pressed
| chicken, Parker house rolls, beautiful cof-
| fee, lettuce salad, la Galveston. cake, ice
cream and other dauties 100 numerous to
mention. The ladies OF The club presided
a. he tables in the most charming man
/ uer and showed themselves fully As arts
| tie in the line OF serving the guests as they
/ proved themselves to be in preparing the
| feast. In fact the very presence OF such
pleasant and agreeable ladies made the
/ banquet more relishable than it would
/ otherwise have been, nice as it was.
/ Mr. hartman after rerding some hand
some resolutions concerning the ladies.
! the visiting travellers aud the DAILY
/ EAGLE announced the name OF Fred. l..
| Richter AS toasG-master. Mr., Richter
! pres drd in a manner that demonstrates
| his fitness for such station. He
made few pleasant remarks him
| self and then introduced Mr.. Porter CT
Hutchinson who made q very witty and
pleasant impromptu address in which be
paid high tribute 20 Wichita Council
| No. 80. for the remarkable success ii has
attained during the past year.
The next 81 eaker was Mr. Seward oil
Topeka who praised the banquet. praised
the ladies' and praised the hospitality OF
the brethren of Wichita Council. He was
followed by Mr.. Iuglehart OF St. Joe, whc
expressed his surprise at the remarkable
achievements OF Wichita Council IL the
line of membership.
The oraiory ended with al address,:
from Claud Daval of Hutchinson. thi
silver tougued orator Of western CONNER
cisl travellers. Mr.. Duval, is. indeed,
very fine speaker and has the ability u
arrange handsome words into poetic style
The ladies presented each OF their guest
with handsome bouquet as souvenir o.
the occasion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
RELEASING JUpG sMEST

Yesterday J. ". Hinton went up TO the
Office Of the clerk OF he district court and
released ali the judgements he h-id there
AGAINST debtors amounting n all to about
600. Ar. Hinton. IN explaining the
matter says that be never snail attempt 10
collect dollar CT the judgements; that be
BELIEVES his unfortunate debtors should be
given a chance 10 rive n the world hnan-
c.Ally. acain. In conversation with one OF
ne cserss an EAGLE reporter learned that
a good many judgements are being reless-
ed and especially within The last few
weeks All this has been brought about
by the various township ASSESSORS 4
agreeing TO assess ali Judgements Tor tax
atlcn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
A ZEAL DEMoCRAT FOX PosrK AsTER.

Said long headed Democrat yesterday,
in referring to his contempt for fusion and
the ''non-partisan-citizen ticket" dodge,
President Cleveland has said, as emphat-
ically and plainly as would at all be be-
coming for the head OF a national party to
express himself, touching any local matter,
that he would not touch any man who
for the mere chances of the spoils Office
had aided in sinking the Democratic party
in a fusion with a party whose dominating
spirit threatens the foundations of Ameri-
can institutions. The gentleman, who is
a business man and desiring no Office for
himself, went on to observe that an eye
was being kept on those Democrats in
Wichita who while hoping and laying their
plans for a federal position had again
gone into fusion deal. The postoffice,
for instance, will not go into the
hands of any such man, but
will be given TO some honorable, straight
forward. mlddle-of-the-road, stalwart Dem
ocrat The Wichita office is a presidential
one and not only the postmaster general,
but also Mr.. Cleveland, will at the proper
time be posted as to the attitude and &C
tons of aspirants who, formerly claiming
to be Democrats, have Of late been Pop
aiders and comforters, and who in the
pending city campaign are simply fusion
ISIS, supporting a mongrel ticket which
carries the names of Democrats, Populists
and mugwump Republicans. The soand-
ness of these observations and conclusions
being admitted, the federal building in
this city is liable to be manned by men
who are Democrats from principle. and
not so for what they manage TO get out
of il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
SOMEBODY BEING FOOLED.

The Demo-Pop Pull has promised every
city office within the gift Of the mayor and
council in their desperate efforts to have
Fusion and Lewelliug Endorsed by the
election of the ring ticket. 1t Is not defn-
itely known how many men, additional,
their candidate for mayor has pledged, as
he is noted for his smooth smiling ana
cute way of giving the boys to understand
that sit is all right, you know, OF course,
but it has leaked out that in more than
one instance more than one man has been
given the assuring tip for the same Office
At least three fellows have got the dead
cinch on one plsce-in their minds eye.
The fellows who would really get the OH
ces in case If by any possibility the Fusion
ticket wal elected. are either Democrats or
Populists. The mon partisan" claim Is the
thinest possible gag, with no foundation
in fact and of very little of even promise.
1t would be mon partisan" only until the
close Of the polls on Tuesday when any
but Populist or Democrat would be
cody informed by dwellings strikers, by
his city marshal aud commissioners, no
less than by his mayor and city council,
that the Republicans had run a straight
ticket and were beaten. How many of
their own kind and stamp they may fool
with their halfway and insincere promises,
concerns US little, but the Republican who
permits himself beguiled by their mon
partisan" racket, is to be pittied.
The Republicans have laid down strong
and definite principles for their fight.
They want the city to have clean,
thorough business administration. They
have placed before the voters meo in
every way qualified to govern the city FOR
the best interests of the people. This is
true, not only as to their candidate for
mayor, but true as TO its nominees for the
city council and true of its candidates for
the board of education. There is no Doodle
possible with such men, only open, honor
able action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
OK the Eagle.
CAMPAIGN ALPHABET.

'.A- is for Action true Republicans know.
Goes with -B' for the Battle 20 conquer the
foe.
CO. is for Cox whose name indebted
Dares to do right, this makes the Pops"
wild.
"E'- IS to Endure no longer the shame,
That ''E-' for focal Fusion : wholly TO blame.
&C. shows the Greed our opponents have
shown
To trarnple the rights we always have known
n, y AZ and ~ stand like sentin-ls tall,
For honor, integrity, justice 10 all.
* for the ~know-Noth.ngs." we are tempt
ed 10 hate,
With IL for Leweiling. the curse OF the
~ Is the Nonsense from the Pops" we
have had
In calling ~good man" so thoroughly bad.
.-Or is Oppression which must be resisted
-'P-' is for tia Painter Ben Aldrich ass stedl.
c, . RI and -" prove a phalanx quite
strong.
With triumphal urion TO vanquish the rhrons-
'W'' for the Women who always are brave.
Who never prove weak, while by votes they
can save.
The fair name of Wichita" by sacrifice
earned,
They are the ~, = ''Y'' aad Z" and are net 70
be spu-ned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
TO rHEEAeLE,s PATRONS AND READERS.
Il is with a decree of pride akin to self

L is with decree Of pride akin to self
congratulation that the EAGLE finds
itself warranted in making cut on its
subscription price to its city readers, of
such reduction as delivers the paper at
the door of any home in the city for
practically the same sum for which it is
sent to the mailing list subscribers
Second only in importance 10 the pro-
prietors themselves is this Bit of enter
prise to the advertising patrons OF the
rate was made last Sunday, since which
time and up to the present hour, five
hundred and thirteen new city subserip-
tons have been placed on the books ny Mr.
Whittier. the superintendent OF the city de.
livery. He says that without the least doubt
be viii be abe TO verify by affidavit by
next Sunday that the city list has increase
By one thousand new subscribers, which
will mean from three TO five thousand adj
tiitional readers The aim Is 10 place the
EAGLE 10 every home or office within the
corporate limits of the town. But even
one thousand additional homes is Of no
little moment 10 our advertisers. OF
course this is not only cut on price but
the extra cost of an increased delivery boy
force, both mounted and foot, will be felt;
still that the favor will be appreciated By
the subscribers in the lower price. no less
than by the advertiser in the wider circula
ton, there can be no question In these
two qualifications the proprietors hope
and expect to find their own reward, If not
in dollars and cents at least in an increase
of that prestige which has always been the
EaCrE's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
Paramount Institute

sorng Term opens March =. 40
aad closes JEEs Is.
spscIsi 4l4gceIoenis a.. oHsrsd .
tFs1se 0esiTIng - study fTeHTh ara
German, conversational Ffsethe,d On
ps5ved TIE siDdy u IA sysAxs n ni&SS
easv ard attractive. 5ngono "a MS
ssty may enter tiess elszs-s - tie io~
rate e g TeF terra Fsf faFtbfF F''iof-
nla;soa, il<llire Hotel Tara
Mss MARIE EATHL-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
The BIT Rzz'&

The following special program WIZ oe
rendered by the Edmond Burke society
on Monday evening.
Invocation s.s---s-ss- sre- 80
Essay, Music. 4..-..--s-s $50 3 80
Instrumental duet.....- $500. '-.- - - -
Misses Barrett aud HsFson
Ousrtette. Missrs. Chamo ers sah NC
Kibhen: Misses. Cambeli snd 'i9hnsSu.
Vocal solo ia Germsn i5rtie hno
Monumental .--.---M Mrs AoSsr aAa BITS
f4lnslL
.-.......-.-..-- slN4-'-~Nt
onartette in German Me.srs. Humphrey
AID Butcher; Misses hlrAof'a1 "Ai
Johnson. .,-r,s-...,
Veal solo s-'t-t' 49,
Instruraental duet. Nc. Scott and Mrs
GAiiiGer- IL -.
That music saonia os
nur on equal footing WIKI that u etnsF
arts and sciences in the modern SDi4ssS
curriculum
ks~-,.tsvs Negative.
Iva johnson. Atss DtASs.
7. w. Butcher. Prot- a~af'DSD@'-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
ONE ON BENTLEY.

O. 81. Bentley loves chewing gum and
also Joke. but he lad enc played on him
Yesterday that he did not appreciate.
During jury trisl yesterday II which he
WAS engaged he gave VIII Ayers a nickel
and asked him 10 get him - package q
chewing gum. but as II was Ehe first Of
April Will thought be would tx the ex-
senator; 30 he purchased package o.
cigarettes aud handed them 10 him IN the
presence Of be jury. TIE idea OF the Dig
uified O. b. inaulgiug in Gleasiy cigarettes
VAS a sheck u every iuryman, and Il that
case is lost 10 Mr. B-ntley's client be viii
ch rye il 70 VIII Ayers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
So HIRLE 60

Dr. Richardson, superintendent &C TIRE
cssy schools. viii organize B5bas class
this afternoon AZ che First Il. Z SuDdsy
school for young ladies and gentlsaea- i
coriial invitation Is sx5sn1e1 10 all persons
desiring 30 unite with a live and progress
i've Bible class 70 come OF aud enter Dr.
Rschardsoafs cizs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor.

l.. ". cox
For Councilman First Ward,
J. h. SAWYER.
For Councilman Second Ward,
c. o. ALBERTS.
For Councilman Third Ward,
J. H. MCCALL.
For Councilman Fourth Ward,
PAUL MELLlNGER.
For Councilman Fifth Ward,
II A. HILL.
For Councilman Sixth Ward.
JOHN MARTIN.
For School Board. First Ward,
J. II. BLACK.
For School Board. Second Ward,
=. l. POWELL.
For School Board. Third Ward,
J. + d. CASEY.
For Sch ol Board, Fonrth Ward,
ED GOLDBERG.
For School Bend. Fifth Ward,
JAMES ALLISON.
For School Board. Sixth Ward,
l. KICK.
For Justices of the Peace,
BRUCE L. KEENAN,,
q. W. c. JONES,
5 NJ TUCKER.
For Constables,
TOM VOSS,
G. NJ. GREEN,
5. W. JONES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

By an inexcusable oversight the name OF
Mrs. 5. W. Cooper was ommitted from the
ist OF the friends who assisted in the
er.ertainu ent of Rev, Eugene +. Ship
mems sues S AT luncheon last week. This
is the more to he regretted as without the
assistance of Mrs. Cooper much OF the
Sweetness" of the feast would have been
lacking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Miss Celia Boiling died yesterday at the
residence of her uncle. " W. Beck. il
Grifiusteiu's addition, of quick consump
ton. The remains were shipped 10 Wind
sor, Illinois, for burial She was twenty
six years of age aud came here short
time ago with hope Of beueftting her
health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
xonrn a.LrE,ros rxerEsIo..

An opportunity 70 spend few DAYS "a
that deli ghtfal spot. North Galveston, isi.
= offered bT q apecisl excursion - tuss
point which sill leave Wichita. hsn-,
A prlI I2.h, iss5. keE5arkzilis loo 1esf =
are offered. For particulars Apply -
Wright l. Miller. szsots. Wlchiis, hsn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
GARFIELD UNIVERSITY,
Whereabouts and wh.tab7uts % Some Of the
Alum. 81 sInrnase

Earl Todd. 'SS WAS called recently from
the pastorate OF the First Christian
Church OF Des Moines, Ia, TO Chester,
England, where be preached his first SER
mon on March Il, the anniversary OF his
fathers frs, sermon as pastor OF the same
chuIch.
Nelson P. Stull, IS, is in his sixth year
Of the pastorate of the church at High
land, Kansas.
Nimrod Dickinson Laughlin. SO. sou OF
Professor G.. II. Lsughlin. is professor of
Natural Sciences at Canton University,
Missouri
Lowell Call Mcpherson. 50 after serv-
lag the church in kingman one year. and
in AJchison two..was called from the lat
ter place 10 March last to the pastorats OF
the Second Christian church IN Buffalo.
y. Y.
Clara Alice Bruch-Mc Pherson, 80, is the
accomplished wife of L. c. Mcpherson
Sheridan Plough, 80. is a rising young
attorney of Hutchinson.
Milton Metcalt 80. law class 80, is one OF
the most successful attorneys OF Kansas
City.
Seymour Zoos, law class 80 is county
attorney OF -- county, Ok.
Arthur McGinniss. law class 80. ha:
served two years AS county attorney q
Butler county, and captain Company
II K. y. u.
Geo. A. Coggeshall, law class 80. is dep
uty county clerk, Butler county.
John Shastid, conservatory OF N usic 80,
aud whose playing many here doubles:
- Of al h-sl n
promise, is now director of the Conserva
tory of Music at Pittsdeld, III.
This list IS ito lie continued"
The fourth term will open Tuesday
There Is already goodly number Of teach
srs from this aud adjoining counties Ell
tering for special work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Mrs. Mary Barth has returned home
after pleasant visit TO Albuquerque and
Santa Fe, y. NJ, where she has bceu visit
ing son and daughter. She remarks that
Kansas climate is good enough for her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

YMC A sns!torlzrn. The Amsrisaa
;a,yss three thinzs. contest, slCq gsscs zgd
music and vii 20 far snt Per Eigh foe
.sy % these Have a. feT -, rrssFsst
,ea,s &c. Tickets a. Wiehits book sloEa.
It9Is-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Sam Langfitt who has stood on the cor
uer of Main and Douglas fer five years as
Tar dispatcher resigned his position yes
serday. Sam occupied the position long
enough to be "A landmark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

George Winters and Miss s. W Nc
Daniels both of Wichita were issued a
license TO wed Yesterday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02
PROGRAM Fos EASTER CONCERT.

PART l.
l. Trio, "Andante' from surprise sym-
piano organ and Violin.l
Mrs. Smith. Mis- Clark aad Mr.. Howes.
.. Vocal 500, iii sonss' ..--... 49,.
..............-. .-.--..-.... Miss Eva Norris
3. Violin Solo. a. AaZurka "DualsrB, ,.
NazurSs -Obertaes ..-..-.--..S llEiaIskl
Richard Leaadro dowes.
=. Vocal Duet, 4 Night ia Venice. l-yica soal
Miss Norris aud Nr. >mytA.
), Piano Solo, a. GOOD Evening. .---..-.-..--
b Fantaisie In1proInptu. Chopin
Mrs SmytE-
PART2
/. Trio. ~Nocturae" from Midsummer
Nights Dream ......... ....-- Aiendels PIN
Piano, Orzan and Vioiia.}
Mrs Sulyth- Miss Cla-S and Dir Howss.
:, Vocal SOLO. Beauty Eyes ......-..-..r ost1
(NioiSEl Obls-stol
E. A SI8Ftl.
) Organ Solo, ''G4votte' fro j 'Alsn1n"
.........-........... -.--....-.I hons as
Mss Jessie Clark.
4. Recitation We5e~ts Lest Waltz
with PlaEo-l
Mss Eva Morris
i Violin, Concerto .-.--.... De PeTtot
AGdaHto and Al.ezro
Richard Le216re Howe.
:. Vocal Daet. L'Asisiio---.-. $780, .Nicholat
Mss Norris and Mr. Snyth-
:. C1artetl. Angels " hsag-zr- .--..-------..
vocal. Piano, Ors4a and ki0lsn-l
Miss Morris. Ms Smith Mss Clark
and Mr.. H0wss.
Remember the date. April 5-i- Tickets
for sale Z; Fred Rseat's Drug sore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

H n Ford of the firm of Ford & Ford.
returned this morning from Greeucastle.
Ind. where he was called on account OF
the sickness of his mother.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Charlie Grimes and his good wife are
happy beyond expression over the ar
rival at their home yesterday of a sweet
little baby girl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

The ladies of the Central Christian
church will serve election dinner, Tuesday
Agril 4, at 256 North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Jim Keeney, formerly with Mccoy &
Underwood at the stock yards. but now
engaged in the live stock commission bus
mess at Kansas City. is here visiting Old
friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Mrs. f c. Stone of South Lawrence ave
nue. has been visiting her sister Mrs, H
NJ Beers of Hutchinson aud her morther
Mrs. William Tibbetts of Arlington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-02

Miss Gala WILDER arrived Frfdsy mora
ing and Is cariug for Ter aunt. Ms J. c
Lyech, who Is suffering WITH a StgErS q
paelmeGiA