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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
JAIL CONSPIRACY AT GUTHRIE.

| Fhe story of 1. conspiracy among the
pr.soness in the Uatei States jail At
Guthrie came to Fight III the district court
of that city Friday when Prisoner William
Smith Was arraisHed for sentence for
stealing horses and selling whisky in the
Usage country For his crimes Smith was
fully entitled 10 Incarceration In the peni-
! tertiary for fifteen I'll onths OF mora but
on account of the role he played in the plot
matched by his fellow prisoners, the court
made his sentence rs light as possible
sentencing him to but five months luz
prisonment in the federal bastile.
| Although TIE role of an informer is con-
sidrred most cowardiy and debasing. 70
this instance, at least, it was a brave and
noble one. in that it preserved life aud
| prevented the wholesale escape of scores
Of hardened and numerous criminals.
A few. days previous to the opening of
the Cherokee strip ten prisoners coutied
IN the federal Jail at Guthrie
! grew eager and impatient They
1 wanted TO see the rush for homes. They
wanted TO be on an equal footing with the
! rest OF unrestrained mankind ana take a
/ hand III the great nandicsp event over the
! plains OF the new Oklahoma.
| But this eagerness aud anxiety availed
| them nothing. They were behind stout
prison walls and all hope OF seeing and
participating in tue rush was of necessity
abandoned
| 1t WAS then that a plot was hatched-a
plot which had for its denOuinent violence
and bloodSheG The old and hardened
criminals put their neadS together, aud
while the vigilance OF the prison officials
was momsntarlly relaxed. they connected
conspiracy, whereby Jaller McGili was
to be murdered aud a wholesale delivery
OF prisoners effected.
In the rear OF the jail building is located
what Is commonly known as the bull
pen" In this pen the prisoners are con-
greSated during the day. Directly in
front of the bull pen' are the cells and
corridors. Every morning the prisoners
are marched past the jsiler to the ''bnll
pen" and returned 20 the cells In tae
evening"
The plot concocted was simple enough.
According u the plans the prisoners were
10 linger III the "uull pen" when called at
night, the ng-leaders only coming out.
AS the latter reached the J,ller signal
WAS TO Dc given. when they would over
power the jaiIor aud uuboit the prison
doors. The signal was TO be- violin music
and dancing The grand rush OF the men
in the bull pen" was :hen TO take place.
each man TO strike the JalOr rs he rushed
to liberty. The plan Was feasible and
could have been successfully worked.
Prisoner Smith, as well AS number OF
other men confined in he Jail, refused to
join tue conspiracy, and IA few hours pre-
vious to The contem plated murder and de-
livery he frustrated the plot by informing
Jailor McGIll Of the mutiny- For this
Smith has been given, aud justly, too, a
light sentence. Had the conspiracy proved
successful there would have been new
face in the Office Ell jailor now and many
viIlainOus criminals would be terrorizing
the country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
wTBSIE.,.HaIJ

At O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, in
he psrlors of the probate court, Mr.. Grant
NJ. Webster and Mrs. Elsie Jewett Hall
were united in marriage, Probate Judge
Stration performing the ceremony. Tney
viii be ut homs 10 their friends after Nov.
20 a. their residence, 24s Vest Morris
street. Mr.. Webster is connected with
the CoInnloner. being the sou OF Colonel
Webster, the strongest pillar of that insti
tuition He Is a young gentleman OF ex.
ceiient qualities and Is prominently id~n-
'itiei with the work OF tile Y. N. C \
Mrs. Hail hss Tor some years been CON-
nected with the clerical force of the
United States court aud is prominent in
the literary circles Of the Garfield unlyer-
sity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
A. KAIZ.
PERSONAL Me NTiON,

Mrs. c. A. Walker and Miss Elvie
reached home Thursday. highly impressed
with the magnitude of the great fair.
BIB. Hull, who has been visiting rela-
lives at Morris, ILL.,, and also doing the
fair, is again at the Emporium OF
Fashion"
NJ. w. Levy and wife returned from
the fair "Wednesday.
The many friends of Mrs. Colonel
.Jocelyn will be sorry to learn that she has
been sick for week or more.
Miss Geuevra Jocefyn is home from a
delightful visit to relatives in Chicago.
Miss JOcelyn has the beauties and wonders
of the fair indelbly impressed upon her
mind. She was highly pleased.
Senator O'Bryan. who has been after d
ing law business in Oklahoma, is at hon q.
George w. Larimer. who has one of the
iuest soldier records ever made, has spent
most of the summer in Colorado. is at
home for the winter, and Mrs. Larimer is
happy.
where she was called by the serious illness
Df her father.
Mr. and Mrs George Dold are rejoicing
over the arrival of Il handsome, bright
bihy boy.
for three or four weeks, but is Moore than
glad 10 he At home again.
Mrs f.. J Healey is mt Mt Sterling. Ills ;,
her old home, visiting relatives and friends
and Ed spends his tsnie nj the stock yards
He is an inveterate lover of stock.
Fred Cossett aud wife have returned
from, their outing and the great fair lives
IN their memories.
Mrs. George Matthews is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Fish of California.
DR. Mat ew~ and wife gazad upon the
irpartiug glOries of The worlds wonder
iul wonders and returned home impressed
with Their v;stness.
Ms d. " Brown i entertaining her
brothers. d. and Dewitt Erskiue of Stu
peuviie. O.
Mas Mabel aver, Miss Carrie Winants,
Charlie Mathews and Fred Ross were en-
lrItaiDed uu "Wednesday evening in the
most charming manner by MIS-. :. w.
Norris.
The Qu Vive club was royalty erter-
taue'i W rdnesday afternoon by Mrs. w
= tur6e,r.
Dressed in sheets aad pillow Sins aud
turning catial.s and otherwise mlmiciug
the witches, Ni-Se~ Ella Hellar, Mary
Kelly. Emma l,iamnn, Ida Reese. Mary
Reinr aud Jane Eird and Messrs. Boyle,
Smith. llel.ar Frsyard. Everett. Jones
and Pu k.nsun called on Miss Minnie
M.iisen and nearly frightened the life out
Di that esilusble Young lady. After the
ghost Land al their wraps a delightful
evening MAS PASSED.
Mrs !. G Walters who was seriously
injured >lN weeks age by Il runaway team,
has 50 Tar recovered as 10 be able to be
drought home from the country, where
she has eeet ever since she received her
injuries.
Nose Anderson is in the city shaking
hands witt his friends.
Mr. and Ms I J. Rogers have taken ND
their abode Ia the Runyan property on
North Topeka.
Mr.. Ayres. father Of W. W. Ayres Is
teriouslv i'll and his recovery is doubltfuI
Mr.. Ayres l. 81 years old w. w. Ayre,'
nnmerous friends in this county will
greatly deplore this sad affletion.
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Some persons, thinking. doubtless,
that it is ''extra-correct," will put tho
tongue through little gymnastic ex-
ercise and say somebody's else book.
The effort is rarely successful on tho
first trial. for the tongue does no. take
kindly to feats of that kind. and gen
orally gets badly twisted when il at
tempts them. The protest that il makes
is enough to condemn the awkward,
not to say absurd expression. with
out regard to what the grammnrians
say on the subject Don't let any body
persuade to misuse else" in that way.
1t is, as you known. an adjective or
pronoun. which follows its noun, and
when used in the posSessive case. the
spostrophe and the are put after tho
else" and not after the noun The cor
rect form il some body elsc's book"
In the same way, If we desire to speak
Of hat belonging TO John the Boat
man." We would say: John the
Boatman's hat" As matter of gram
matical construction the Gases are idcn'
tical-Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
The CHURCHES

First Baptist ehurch-Regzlar preach
ing services af 1915 H. IN AID 80 % IN
IN the auditorium % tie Y. n &. =
building. corner Topeka avenue ssd first
street L. a Hall. pastor. Subj-ct OF
mnraing sermon. "ADosser Important Re
vlvaI That We Need Evening sermon:
Cause and Cure of Ssepsscisan" Tb-
eIghte of series to young p-0p.e. Sand =
schoo! a; 2-sU a. m Young peoples meet
n. AZ SIS . p. N r Is. baiira, csofastrT.
West SIDE esbyter.sn-S-rrices al ii
=. N. an'f 20 .. IN conducted by the pas
o.. l. II <Sssa~. Ssibsts school a. 9 y. ma
!. = : Z L -fgaior Il $40 J. p &
i. - - sstS4ce - 6ss5 4 eo1a.ai iGs.ta
tsoa * exs S;slirl 10 all
Moth EsaDo-ia Ar-rae Baptist esuFeis--
Rs. T. R-yno.d-. pastor. VIII prssae.a st
u "a IN aud ~ ~ =. sEa Sgaa&g sc.sosi
~ - - N X u NiaTitoa will I~4i the I.
z :. & T. ia cSasccrssIsszs nee la a. go
> n. Ene ordi1aue~ ~ baptism ssl! D=
ss5ssa ni-tsTsd - tlse evrning-
Ueitar:an services viii be held Ssn day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
TURF WINNIE RS.

KASsas CITY. Nov. 4-Tbis was th.
closing day OF the fall running meeting
The feature. tia. Farewell handicap, wa
taken by Montell ia a drive Tommy
Archer was second and Strsightout third
Other winners: Nike Flynn. Msmis .,
Bud Brook
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4-Winrsrs:
Chess RoEaa. suli Ro.s. Deceit. Disturb
aDce. Winfield. Tue third race (aandicapl
wss post p0nsd Till Tuesday.
EAST 81. LOTS, Nor. 4-Hinners: Som
panabait-f, Msro-. Ma Brown. Back
wooGs. haickerbOcx-T. Jeasi. Harding.
TEgEE HAuTE. Isd. NY. 4-Greep-
lander was again sent 10 BRAT To. two
mile record for fro.ting, captured by
y ghtiDGsi. a. NssavI le .sst tail, EacH
Of the fgo miis. wss made IN zls, thus
lowering the world record for ali sxxrs
one and o3s-hsil seconds.
GLOUCESTER. y. J.. Nov. 4-Wionsrs.
CaA't Ivii. Beautiful, Lady PlIs.igr. "
b, Anthracite. 4 q saGt~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
A SWORD or A STRAW.


Ahe sense OF Humor n . Life rrpsexv0.
tive and Wrinkle Ersd.c.sor.
To have a sense Of humor is TO have
an arssor that protects one from many
OF the shafts of experience that would.
without the antiSote of humor. be poi,-
oneo enough to produce irritation at
least The man or woman who ms this
sense can always see the redeeminr fun
n any situation not Swallowed by sor-
row. Huulor has been known however.
TO thrust its unseemly presence in at
funeral. so that without self-ecnt-oi 4
would have produced effects that wonld
at least stamp one as being heartlesS,
Even kitchen tragedy may become
farce IL the mistress has a sense o:
humor, as when. the closets not being
IN a condition IN which a careful mis-
tress would have them. tine maid replies
TO her rebuke; Well, il YOU haan's
been shopping. YOU wouldn'. have
found out, ana then Won wouldn't have
been bothered about finding n new
girl Whether the sensation of the
Lady Bonntiful who accosted on the
street by woman begging with her
cacs IA h~A "a AHs Act lttA3sS> 10 Guy
bread. discovers an odor of beer. and
tells the beggar. who responds: Sure.
no. my lady. It's the starvation o.
my stomach you do De smell
in" be anger or amusement. de-
ponds upon whether my lady" has \
sense of humor or not A hostess is
told by a departing guest that she re-
minds her of woman whom the host
ess considers quite handsome. and upon
the hostess showing plainly that she
appreciates the implied compliment,
the guest adds, ''oh. said only a lit
tle;" this hostess depends alsogethcr
for her sensations on the presence or
absence of sense of humor. The
would-be reforrner in the Working
Girls club who. in irving TO influence
a girl to a more healthful way of dress.
ing. is looked at kindly and responded
to with, You wouldn't look 80 bad IL
you wore your clothes tighter" is an
noyed or amused according As she mas
Or has not sense of humor.
IL you have sense of humor, vou
have fun. a great deal of fun. at unex-
pected situations If you do not have
it, you experience instead anger. indig-
nation, or annoyance; or nj least YOU
admit that you are disturbed sense
of humor is life preventative, a nerve
protector. wrinkle eradicstor. Chris
tian-at-W York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
By VIM BLINCoE.
School Land Commissioner.
OPENING NIGHT.

Professor Cbas Beal opened his dancing
academy last night ut Peerless hall. corner
Main and First streets 1t WAS a success
in every PARTICULAR.
Twenty couples participated aui enjoy
ment reigned supreme during the evening.
Several new dances were introduced, the
one attracting the most attention was the
Two Step. the dance WHICH is supplantiuc
the waltz in the east and it is mos,
charming, easy and graceful step. The
old dancers present last night were the
tirst 10 discover is beauty aud commend
its graces. The same dances are taught
In this city that are taught in the cities east
snd the young people will not b. slow to
avail themselvel of the opportunities
afforded in their own city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
PERSONALS

W. p. Mcdonald, FL Dorado. Is at the
Carey
Rober. l. Owen. Muskogee. l. T.. was
ia town yesterday.
" II. Smons. ST. Louis. is guest a,
the Carey.
NJ. L. Brown. Boston. is stopping in the
city.
charles J. Smith. Topeka. is down on
business.
Tbeo johnson. Leayenworth. WAS in the
city yesterday.
William Grimes. Kingfsher, came ny
Saturday.
E. l.. West aud wife, Wharton, O. T. is
up on business.
S. C. Hale, Chicago. is stopping at the
Carey.
D. W. Heath and wife. Peabody. came
In List night.
a. D. Kelley. Pueblo is at the Carey.
l.. T. Burle!gh, Omaha. came in last
nig..:-
G. G. MountcaStls. New Orleans, was AZ
tile Manhattan Saturday.
L. C. Digs. Kansas City. is doing busi-
ness IL the city.
C. A. Halbert, St. Louis, came in last
night.
E. Lake. Chicago. is at the Manhattan.
c. Z. Gibson, Kansas City, is III the city
on business.
Albert w. Dold of Kansas City, is in the
CITY VISITING aud looking after his busi-
ness Interests.
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DEFEATED.

One of the hardest fought games of foot
ball ever played in Wichita, was viewed
by quite large number of spectators yes
terday afternoon on Garfield campus
The game had been the subject of CONVEX
sation for quite a long while among the
football enthusiasts of the various schools
The High schools were very light and
hardly had an idea of scoring against the
Garfieid's, but their play in the first half
surprised every person, they pounded Gen.
ter and tackel making on nearly every
play until their strength gave out. then
they fell an easy prey to the Garfield
giants.
The mainstays of the High school were
Dawson aud Hoover, and the Garfieids
singled them out for unmercitul attacks
before the first half was over. Davision
was laid up with a sprained wrist and
Hoover Was badly hurt. The first half
ended with score Of 90 to 10, in favor of
the Garfelds.
The High school secured the ball in the
second half, Hoover making a run of
about thirty-five yards; from this on the
High schools were not in it in any respect.
the Garfields pushing them down the field
At leisure. Near the close of the second half
Clements aud Hoover were disabled so they
were unable to play and the game was
given to the Garfields. Although greatly
outweighed the High Schools put up
very stout game until their men were SO
disabled that they were powerless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
STARR SENTENCED.

FoRT SMITH Ark, Nov. This morn
ing Judge Parker se1teneed Henry Starr.
the notorious train robber and highw ay-
man. to be hanged on February 90 for the
murder of Deputy United States Marshal
Floyd, in Tia. Indian Territory.
NCALEsTEg. l. L.. Nov. 4-Ths body OF
JACK Starr, cousin of the famous OUTLAY
Henry Starr. WHO was today sentenced "a
hang, was found near Bragg's- A bullet
hole through the head showed that be had
teeu n.sassinated. Jack was Wild and
reck less Young fellow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
4 SOCIAL SCANDAL

DETROIT. Nov 4 a bag sensation wa,
crratsd at Windsor. across the river IL
Oatario today. whea il became kn0sa
that "a esoy~rnens ia high lie hsd fakea
psscz fro1s tnsxe. Il i aid tia. Ar<.
tasri~s ;. Csmpbsll. uifs os on~ az tie
biggest snsrcAssi. q " tndsor, hss I'D e
Chicago with Jasesh .~vxl. = med c.
ssus4xnL I4se sssosssss Ezs followed fhs
conpl.. ~sth tie nsoas4 pasts1s~. /. IL
said. Of sAssisas R%rei. Tie Cxmpl,el.s
hare tso ssazsi Cts isrsu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
COMBINED ADJUSTMENTS,

A combination ghost part, surprise
anu wedding reception WAS given Tuesday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Howard
of College HILL who were married sun
day night.
Those in attendance were Misses Jessie
r ynolds. Hattie King, Katie Kate Wigs,
Bertha Hereford, Eta Glunt, Nellie
Glunt, Laura Gross. Helen Gross, Edith
Wilson, Bertha Snyder, Title Brock,
EIva Adele. Ina Hodges, Lena McNeese,
Nan Gilbert, Annie Snyder and Minute
Lane, ana Messrs. Ellis Bailey, West
Cham erlain, Harry HUT. Charlie King.
Guy King. Frank Maxwell, Charlie
Lindsey, Jay Sweet. Julius Gluns, Arthur
Marsh, viii Flemming aud Herbert
Binkley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
The Humane society of this ci,x has

The Humane society of this city has ar
ranged with the following drug stores 10
receive any Packages. left for the society
by the friends, viz: Ozane 6; Deer. Charles
Lawrence aud George Gehriug will n o.,
:he people of our lovely ctr, who are more
fortunate than the many. who are now
suffering from LACK of clothing aud food
come to our heip-won't you please gather
up any cast OF clothing you may have,
aud more especially, any articles Of shoes
underwear. socks aud clothing that yonr
own dear ones" have outgrown We
need then now to put the children into
school. Remember The Master SAYS: In
much AS ye did it not to one OF the less.
of these We did it not TO me-" Come aud
help Us 1t once.
Mrs E g. ROBERTSON. Sec'y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
DIED.

Yesterday evening at O'Clock the oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Skinner, Willie
Stephen, died at the age of Is years and
months. He had been sick but few days
aud the immediate cause OF his death was
inflammation of the bowels. The funeral
services will be held at O'Clock this after
noon at the family residence, corner OF
Twenty first street and Hydraulic avenue
Frieuds OF the family invited.
Safe from all the temptations.
Away from ali sin.
Up in the great temple where angels dwell,
He lives whom we call dead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
l ERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE, Ok, Nov. }, 1888
Noilce IL hereby given that no nsfer
OF any school land lease in Oklahoma ter
ritory Will be recognized unless the same
Is made of record in the ofiice of the gov
arhor. anu that no person to whom pre-
tended transfer has been made will be
entitled to any preference in releasing
the lands unless the transfer is ma lie of
record IN the governors Office All per
sons wishing 10 have transfers made be
fore the releasing begins had better have
their transfers male of record at once.
Dae notice Will he given by publication
OF the date of releasing. No applications
TO Release should be sent in until the no.
tice is sive1. W. T.. RENFROw.
Governor.
By VIM BLINCoE.
School Land Commissioner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

Colonel E. B!ockburu of Kentucky,
Il cousin TO Senator Joe Blackburn and
Superintendent Dulaney, is temporarily
acting as secretary of the Stock Yard
company. vice Asa Runyon. deceased.
Colonel Blackburn is popular at the yards
as well AS every where else, aud it is hoped
that he will remain i'll the Office per-
raneutiy
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Mss Mind Pratt and Miss May Yoau

Mss Mind Pratt and Miss May Yong
eEtrrtaiaed the Sweet Sixteen club At the
Pratt mansion on North Enporsa avenue
Thursday eveaiug. The participants in
cinaed Misses Bessie Dagner. : ara Cap
man. Minnie Skinner. Bessie Ryder, N.
W.ic9xsoa, 6. Moore, Pear Skan~E.
El'Hore II. Thomas. IL Jshnsos. L P1t-
L. johnson. Gert;e Luck. A Poti-. assi
iessrs L. q Yoeum. ID. Z Nlse-rlsaa-r.
". II Boone, Ere! II .aeauet. J 4 Al =
sofs, j. z Hodna c. A Ns-icriansi@r. r
p 4al.en, NJ r Friday. III : Sk;naes. "
H. II. Troa2-. w g. Hoffa.3, M- c. yirl-
aud George Gur,eJ.
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SOCIAL HOP.

On Wednesday evening :he regular BIZ
monthly dance will come eff at the A. O.
Z. ". hall on North Market street. The
young people OF the city who nave at
tended these charming little episodes will
not forget the one on "Wednesday night.
Every arrangement will be made for a
royal good time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

At st. johns Episcopal church. corner
Topeka avenue aud Third street, next
Thursday evening, Nov. 8. Mr.. Jennings
will present some Beautiful stereoptic.n
views which he collected in Europe during
his recent visit there. The Altar chapter
of tue church wish him N favorable turn
out to eujoy this fine exhibit. Come out
every one, young and old. We promise
you good time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
ELECTION DINNER.

The Ladies of the G.. r. A r. will serve
dinner and supper on Tuesday in the room
formerly occupied 10y FriZell. The object
Is 10 get some money to care for the needy
ex soldiers and their families this winter
Al! frl-hds of the ex-s0diers are invited
by the Indies to dine with them on Tues
day, and they pledge themselves i'll ad
vance to set up good meal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

Mrs. A katz has returned from very
pleasant three months visit to Chicago,
Philadelphia and other eastern points OF
interest. Her trip vas a delightful one,
but for all that she is glad to De back to
Wichita again. and does not hesitate TO
state that she visited no place so beautiful
rs Kansas or SO delightful MS the fne
Italian climate of the Peerless Princess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

Colonel Ed Smith, the hardy gentleman
who knocked out Professor Goddard at
New Orleans in the eighteenth round, is
at home again at the Occidental hotel
after IL triumphal march throughout the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
The ingenius mother who con.rived g

The ingenius mother who contrived a
pretty little scheme to insure her darling
boy staying At home on halloween night,
by inviting his little friends in to nice
lay out of candy. nuts, oranges, bananas,
and everything precious to the average
boy, was Mortified to hear him say. after
they had eaten the goodies" all up, "Coms
or, boys, let's make a night of it."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

The Sons of Veterans are requested TO
meet at their hail at o'clock D. M sharp
10 make arraD gefDents TO attend the
funeral OF broth er II +. Dona b. order Of
EZRA T. BEARD Vi. Il. CARvIS,
lst Serg't Capt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

The funeral of Mr. f.. H. Baldwin will
take place at II o'clock today from the
Lincoln street Presbyterian church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

Uncle Billie Thomas familiar form is
seen on the streets again. after an absence
of year or more, aud he is glad to get
back, too.
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NOTICE.
Racnlar mestinx Of :,

Regular meeting If special executive
committee of the Y p <. c. T. Local
union will be held this afternoon AZ sbs
Y. VI. G. 4. building ~ ABB o'clock sharp
W. III. SHAVER, II RIA " GOLDMAN,
Secv Pres.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

Miss Nellie Sommers, one of the fair
daughters of old Virginia. whose home is
at Stanton, is 10 the city visiting her
cousin. John Clayton of South Market
street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

DR.. ". A. Minick and family have re-
turned from a delightful visit to the
worlds fair