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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

ETRsT-CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies' dining-roOm separate. Open
GHFRl Proprietors. No. 1919 Second street,
between ] and X, Sacramento.
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wESTFRN HOTFL.

YVES EFEN TO LA~s
THE LEADING HOUSE OF sACRA-
/ mento, Cal. Meals, 20 cents. WM. LAND
Free bus TO and from hotel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
POLICE COURT.

The grist was very light in the court
yesterday which was soon ground.
VIM. Williamson was run in drunk. He
put up s. 90 bond which he forfeited.
Chas kiley WIS charged with lettering.
He was discharged after an Investigation
of his case.
John Henick, whose skin had been
painted black by natures brusb," was
chsrged with disturbing the peace. He
plead guilty and was fined $500.
J. w. Wilson was charged with drunk
enness and fast driving. He admitted the
drunkenness, but denied the fast horse
business.
Mrs Craven was a very loud talker
when sober, but when drunk she alarmed
the neighborhood for blocks. She had to
be locked up Sunday night before her
neighbors could sleep. IL cost her 50.
William Johnson was run in charged
with drunkenness and indecent exposure
of person. He kicked, said it wasn't 50
and was admitted to bond which he for
feited
Sadie Williams was drunk and disorder
~. She hurled the base insinuatiou back
at the officer who made the charge, put up
q cash bond to appear a. o'clock and
fight the case and hasn't been seen since.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

The council met last night, but owing to
the sickness of the mayor an adjournment
was taken till O'Clock this afternoon.
The contract has been closed by the city
for the EAGLE voting booth after a
thorough examination of all the booths
made, none of which are in it" compared
with the EAGLE booth.
Charlie Harris died Sunday at the resi-
dedce of his cousin, John Clayton, with
typhoid fever after weeks illess. The
remains were buried yesterday afternoon,
the funeral taking place from Mr.. Clay
tons residence.
". II. Hirst and Miss s. G. Richards
were united in marriage yesterday morn
ing by Rev Bissel after which they left
for the worlds fair where they will spend
the honeymoon.
Professor Naylor has returned from a
very pleasant visit to Chicago.
Frank a. Goode has very fine directory
of Sedgwlck county, outside Of the city,
nearly completed.
The report that Merton Burt was struck
blind at Chicago is without truth. The
young champion is enjoying the use of al
his faculties, and still adding fresh laurels
to the wreath of bis fame.
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LAUNDRY FIRE.

self introduced 20 her, and finally PER-
suaded her To try the matrimonial ex.
pertinent second time. They wers
married after short courtship, and ~
few weeks after the honeymoon tho
husband gave away his story, and told
his wife that she had married him
twice without knowing IT, His ex'
PLANTATION was that on leaving her
twenty years before he had gone on q
protraeted spree and had finally got
himself sent to the penitentiary Of y
distant state for long term. After
being liberated he was ashamed to
look no his old friends, and took 10 for
granted that his wife had forgotten
all about him By that time He accord
ingly went abroad. and 10 was only ON
bis return after long period that hS
heard accidentally that his wife wss
still living at the old home Rather
than run the risk Of being Spurned 70,
his heartlessrrss, and relying on his
entire change in personal appearance.
he conceived the daring plot Of win
ming and remarrying' his own wife l
don't know what the lady said when
she was undecieved. but that is one on
the details the novelist sell the story
70 can supply for himself"
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RESOLUTIONS OF CoNDoLESCE.

The following resolutions were adopte d
bv Queen City Lodge No. 296, l. o. Q. r.:
Whereas, This lodge has learned with
sorrow that the home Of our brother, j..
NJ. Bridenstine hiss been invaded by the
reutless foe OF humanity, death, aud the
precious treasure, little Cecil, taken away,
and
Whereas, Said j. NJ Bridenstine is a
member in good standing IN this lodge;
therefore be it
Resolved. Ia this hour of grief we would
assure our brother and his faithful COM
pauioa that the soulful sympathy OF this
lodge goes out to them. and trust that we
NAV hereby aid them in humbly bowin z
to the divine mandate, knowing that little
Cecil has only gone through the portals
into the supreme lodge above, where the
pure only can be admitted, for all that is
born must die.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tiols be spread upon the minutes of our
lodge, a copy be handed to the psreuts of
the deceased. and that copy be given to
eacn of the daily papers of the city Tor
publication. ". f. MARKS,
C. u. LILLY.
d. II. SKINNER.
Committee.
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I63 BABIES

W. s. Rogers inserted a notice in the
EAGLE that on Monday, July 81, he would
take negatives Of all children under 2
years Of age, born in Sedgwick county.
free. When he came down town yester-
day morning az O'Clock. he found seven
ladies. with babies on their laps, waiting
for him He pulled OF his coat and went
20 work. ATT o'clock last night he b ad
to turn swat three mothers who had come
in too late. When he took an account OF
stock he had the negatives of l65 babies
and three doubles, making a total Of lf6.
He said he had not been SO tired 10 his life
Two men worked steadily from O'Clock
till 6. Truly. = big days work.
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4 NEW INSTITUTION.
The National Railway Station Agents Train
ing school Located Here.

Through the uutiriug energy OF eX-
Mayor Clement and the friendly instru-
mentality OF the board of trade, the
National Railway Agents Training
school has been located in Wichita The
entire third story of the Firebaugh block
has been leased, the school officers will
arrive here on August 10 and the school
term will open Sept. 4.
This is the ouiy school of the kind in ex-
istence in the United States aud while its
location here is a very high com plimens
10 Wichita, yet it was the only logical
thing to do. The idea originated in kan-
sas like all other progressive ideas.
Judge Robert Anderson Of Pratt
is president of the institution
and Professor Startzell will be the princi-
pal AS solid and honorable citizen
Judge Anderson is not surpassed. while
as teacher of all the branches of rail
way work Professor Startzell is not ex-
celled. During the past two years the
school was in Pratt, but the railway COM
panies have found in it such splendid
source from which to get young men OF
good habits aud business ability that
they suggested that broader field should
be covered. This has been evident to
Judge Anderson for some time also as
the pupils increased so much that Pratt
could not very we'll afford them even
| boarding facilities adequate enough. They
looked over Kansas thoroughly but could
find no place as favorable as Wichita AS 1t
is the largest railroad center and this fact
materially interests them. They can
thereby give more practical lessons In the
art of ralroading. The railway companies
have taken so kindly to the idea embraced
in the school that they furnish it their
blanks from the most complicated account
book down TO a baggage check. One enter
ing the school will commence on the work
of small branch lines. then larger ones and
finally main lines until they are ready to
step into any railroad depot in the country
and transact the business of station
agent in all its details as well as other
railroad work. Bookkeeping. telegraphy
aud stenography will be the prin-
cipal subjects taught and all les
sons given will be given on a
practical basis. 1t will be great boon
for the young men OF the state, as the
school has assurances from every railway
company in the United States TO patronize
it when they want young men for their
service, 1t is bound to be big thing, not
only for its originators, but for Wichita,
the railway companies, and young men
who desire to embark ID railway service.
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when the two Wichita men completed
their work aud caused the arrest of Rogers
and Shirley.
When the EAGLE man asked Chief Cone
last night how the thing was worked he
replied, Probably you will never find out.
! will say, however, that we have the evi-
dence to send them to the peniientlary
without single possible chance Of es-
cape. They did not commit the deed them
selves: they hired party to do it, paid
500 for the job. This We eau and will
prove, and that's all there is to it.
Shirley lives IN Wichita, or did live here,
and at one time had little grocery store.
Both men were gamblers and ran joint
or two IL their time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE.

At least two of Wichita's things are 4
great success. Her water supply is the
best, purest and most abundant of any
city. probably, of her size. in the United
States. Her water supply is a source OF
continual satisfaction and congratuiation.
There Is no limit to il. no shortage, being
cool and so sparkiingly clear. No noun
tain spring or stream ever produced clear
err water Next TO the water supply, when
health Is the question, sewage. Ever since
the mains have been supplied with the run
ming waters of the Little river they have
worked TO a charm. The whole twenty
five or thirty miles of outlet, mains and
latterals seem to work perfectly. The
other night when an inch and three quar-
tiers of rain fell within twenty-five minutes
the catch-basius had practically cleared
themselves by the time the STERN was
fairly over.
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A II Apply BiRTHpAY.

4 bright and happy gathering il was 10
response TO Invitations sent out by Master
Glenn Shields 20 celebrate his fifth birth
day. Right royoliy did he entertain bis
guests with games. sEch as children de-
lighs in: elegant refreshments such as ice
cream. cake and lemonade Aside from
invitStions seat 70 New Mexico, bis home
The following girls and boys participated:
Mae Bell Smyth, Florence Drake, Melville
Campbell, Ester Snyth. Mzy Guthrie,
Irene hartman. Anna Mckee, Lula Cog
dell. Dixie CocdeII, Helen Jackson, Charles
Smith, Robert Oliver, jar Gill. Hugh
Gill. John Kirkbrfde. Raymond Liit@ii,
Hooper Toler, jr.. z. G. Smyth. tr, shirley
Heodryx, We're Baker, Daley Baker. Roiis
Davis, George Mathews. tr. Fr-dsrsck
AUX. Harvey Clean, Boosrt Clean. @ ieaa
Saields-
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THE SUMNER nrnLs school.

| The Bible school will open this evening
with an address by Rev. DR.. Dougherty, oil
| Kansas City, on the subject, The Scope
of Christianity" The evening sessions
| will he held. as advertised. in she tent that
has been put up on the corner of Second
street and Lawrence, adjacent TO Ply
mouth Congregational church. All the
! popular gatherings will be held in the tent.
| while the regular classes will meet in Ply
mouth church. From the fact that some
addresses are spoken of a popular adj
dress" it should not be inferred that the
public Will not be welcomed TO the sessions
OF any or all OF the classes Indeed. it may
prove that some of the class work IS as
popular as any part of the program. Rev.
D. Baines Grifi.hs' exposi.ory lectures on
the Epistle to the Ephesiaes will be sur
passed in interest aud importance By moth
ing that will be given during the session.
Mr.. Bainss-Griffiths although yet young
man. was formerly an instructor in
Moody's Biblical Institute at Chicago,
and is especially well qualified for this
sort of work.
Qualification is expressed on every side
with the fact that Rev W. c. Veazie is to
have charge of the evangelissic meetings
Mr.. Veazie is well known throughout.
Kansas. aud has very many warm friends
in every part OF the state. He will be
assisted in the meetings by MIR. j. c.
Coach Of Topeka, who Tor the past year
has been associated with him as gospel
singer. Their first evening service will be
held tomorrow Mr.. Neazie will also con-
duct an early morning meeting each day
at s o'clock. beginning tomorrow morning.
He may perhaps also hold afternoon and
evening meetings each day.
Later in the week, or next week,
Rev. Pearce Pinch, now Of Emporia,
formerly of Newton, and Rev. DR..
Cordley of Lawrence are expected to
make addresses. Both these gentlemen
are assured of large and intelligent
audiences whenever they appear in Wich-
tia. Their addresses last year were OF
unusual merit, and when published later
in The Evangel elected very favorable
comment from many persons both east
and west, Lyman Abbott Of Brooklyn
being one who wrote Approximately OF
them.
DIR. Dougherty, who speaks this evening,
in the city once. He is one Of the strong
est men in the Congregational denomina:
ton in the state and has wide influence.
In addition to the expository lectures by
Mr. Baines- Griffiths. Rev. r l. Marsh
and Rev. C. n. Severance Of this city, will
teach specia. classes, and Secretary A.
Baird of the Young Mems Christian ASSOC
citation will give two or three Bible read
ings. Rev. f. A. Bissel will give instruc-
tior il New Testament Greek The same
text book will be used as last year, Har.
per's introductory Greek Method"
There will be no charge for tuition IN
any of these classes except in that OF New
Testament Greek, in which the small fee
of 81. 80 will be asked.
All persons are invited to attend any or
all of the sessions. forenoon, afternoon or
evening. At the opening meeting this
evening detailed program for the week
will be a1nounced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
WHOSE BUSINESS Is TT

Whose business is it to clean the glass of
the gas lamps, 1t ought to be somebody's
duty. Half of the effect or power Of the
light is lost in its struggle to get through
the stain, CRIME and Dust of the glass.
The average light on several of the resi-
dent streets look sick, or as II the gas was
Of a poor quality, reddish-yeilow flame.
destitute OF Illuminating qualities being
the only sign that the thing is going. The
gas is all right. its the dirty lamps.
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MARRYING HIS OWN WIFE.
8AA Dids, Ks,v Tkzt she Was kewea-
dt.g Her o~n aossss1-

did Fou ever hear Il . Eat za--T-
ing his own wife asked = ~ Louis
uzsn of Globe Democrat reporter i
don't nasaa a divorced couple getting
through TIE marriage ceremony a s~e-
o1s time with cze Of the two srtsreiy
igrsoran. - ire fact met . case cf
that kind las. rear ard sfa thinking -
selling The isseA 30 some uoTelAz. %
build : plos On. u w@s IA . snail
Olaio sossn. and re hsrSde bad bern
deserted - her fssssssnd twenty rezrz
before. ste had iong $50 eozns - The
c1rrlzs3on tszt re was dead. AID bAsi
beeE locked Ersyn - 81 eisvsbls ~alo7~
vsso was far and scTtv. x got fat,
whes ssxsa.e. 1919 - sS.r. S0s assp-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Few people know that the tomb a
Elihu Yale, who founded the college,
in New Haven and has numerous foot
ball teams. baseball mines and crews
named after him. j. in North Wales,
ten miles from HawarSen castle, whera
Mr. Gladstone lives amt reads prayersi
in the church % which has ION i rector--
Bishop Keane is not the first dis
tingui-hed Roman Catholic on whom
Harvard has conferred an honorary
degree. In The early days Of the rel
public the university made Lafayette
an;LL.D.: and later conferred the,
same degree on Charles OConor- vhiiA
not long ago IL bestowed tae degree ~
doctor Of sacred theology on B.ahoP'
Fitzpatrick, OF Boston
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
sRRESsKrr.s RETIREMENT.

We.regret to announce TO the many
friends of Brother <. 7. c. Bennett that
owing to the pressure Of the times and the
few members.of our small congregation
able TO contribute to his support has com
PEELED him to sever his connection with
the South Lawrence avenue Christian
church He has proven himself an earnest.
hard worker and powerful preacher of the
gospel of Christ he and his estimable
wife carry with them wherever they may
go, the earnest prayers Of this church and
their many friends
[Signedl A MEMBER OF HIS CHURCH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

The following resolutions By ihs teachers
of Sumner county speaks veil for the 5sr-
field professor who conducted thssr ia
ststute.
Resolved. Tha: TIE highest ennrsnds-
tsaa sud praise are due Ds. II. T. Ssott for
The exercise 81 his superior ability "a 4
conductor Of Cur normal Institute and fer
hts kindness aa8 courtesy shown us IL
every department Of inststuts work.
Professor scott Il also CO a5nc.or % tas
>edgw.ck county institute waicss opeas
at 10 THIS morning ST the High scAe0s
building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Major " +. Nuderlander is up from ST.
Louis. He reports business in that city
much depressed and is glad to find things
SO cheerful. relatively speaking, in Wichi-
Ia. Al Thomas is all right but doing a
GOOD deal of puffiing and sweating.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

William Speer will resume his old place
on the Missouri Pacific this morning. His
run will be from Wichita To h!owa and
return. Mr.. Speer is too good railroad
man for the Pacific to lose, hence in their
recent retrenchment place was reserved
for him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
PERSONALS,

H. Scannons, kinsley. is in the city.
A NJ Moore, Atchison, is at the Carey.
Ed F. Davis, Kansas City. is in the city.
Simon Luggenheim, Buffalo, is at the
Carey.
H. y. Jackson, Chicago. is visitor in
the city.
J.K. Johnston, Kansas City, is in town
on business.
HIN. Abercromba, Kansas City, is at
the Carey.
w. w Robbins, Norwich, was in the
city last night.
F.. H. Pattison, FL Dorado. was in town
yesterday
A. O'Hsra, Neodesha, took dinner in
town yesterday,
FL German, St Louis, is a guest at the
Carey.
t. q. Houston. Nevada, is a visitor in
She city.
Charles /. Holmes, Winfield, is gnest
at the Manhattan.
@ 7. Elliott, Chicago, is a guest in the
city.
G. J. Girty, indianapolis. was in the city
yesterday.
W. D. Martin, Chicago, is doing business
in the city,
d. Felgar, Newton, did business in town
Monday
E. " Turner, MarysviIie, is visitor n
the city.
J.E. Carr. Argonia, is registered at the
Manhattan.
BIZ. Wilbur and wife, Kansas City. are
visiting in the city.
James c. Thompson, Kansas City, Is in
ahe city On business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
FpATrpxALArp ASSOCIATION.

Regular meeting of Wichita Council
No. IS. r. A. A, tonight in A o. Z. W.
hall Oh Market street. Als mem eer-
should be On hand promptly. Reports Of
auditing COMMITTEES. Installation ofofilcsfs
aud other business of importance
J. II. sHIELDs, Pres
y. r. DCTToS, Sec'y.
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r,wN FErE.

OF FRIDAY sveninEs Agc ust :, At the
home Of Mrs. William F. Green. loaf
North Lawrence avenue a feLe vii. be
held. Delightful music, flowers. ice
cream, IL short. all thai could be desired
will be provided, 50 come and meet
sport. that wrinklsd care der.des.
And laughter. ks3idiB- bah his SiJ.ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

The y. P. s c. T., of the Eighteenth
Street PRESBYTERIAN church will give an
entertainment AZ the church inis e'eu'ns'
free. Alter the entertainments refresh
n,ents viii be served across the street 81
the residence of William Jones. lee cream
cad cake Ali are invitsh-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION.

The Republican club Of the Third ward
will meet this Tuesday evening at clock
at s12 East Douglas avenue. All Rep0bii-
cans are cordially invited 20 be present
W. III. Ely, Sec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
rUNERAI. NoEE

Willie Boain, age . years and SIX days
,he oniy child ot M ard Mrs .A9alpa
Bodin. died Sunday morning. Fauerai
services Tuesday ,norajn- ~ - Pa9!-
church al ~ = IA Friends OF Fhe family
invited Residence 1913 W.Ss Tenth
street
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J.R- DUTToS, See'y.


All soldiers and their wives, mothers.
daughters aud sisters who wisa to be-
come members Of Caroline Harrison circle
as charter members will please attend the
meeting this afternoon al go O'Clock II
A. O. L. w ball, north Market street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

G. ". Kanavel OF Sedgwick, member
OF the firm of Paugh s. Co, commission
merchants at the stock yards, was in the
city. yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01
Lead
Ii hitting Colors

These sints are . combination CT PEI
sec;iy pare coioss, PIT up N small cxns,
and prepared 50 that one poz-d VIII
tint IS pounds Of Strictly Pure Waite
Lead % the shade zhown Ca the car.
By this means you E.ll have TIE best
paint in the world. because EsAee at
tas bes. materials
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Miss Maggie McAtee returned Saturday
evening from a three weeks visit at the
worlds fair, reporting very enjoyable
time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Professor J. C. Meyer and family, of the
West Side. have returned from two
months visit 10 the east, taking in the fair
,on their return trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Roy Allen and Roy Corbett went I
Garden Plain yesterday. and VIII hsh IL
the Niunescah a week or 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

VIII hold i,s regular meeting at the city
building this evening Every Republican
in the ward as we'll a. every member Of
the clab IS requested 70 be present, az =
good meeting j. desired. Tell your ue4xn-
cor Of the meettnE ckCEf IAEf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Mr.. J. C. Coach, who accompanies Rev.
Nr. Veazie as gospel singer. was IN the
,ity Yesterday. He went on 10 Eureka,
but Will return tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

The ". c. T. T. will hold their MONTH y
Mothers meeting this Tuesday afternoon
at . 80 O'Clock ALI are invited.
Mrs. CLARA e. DEEM. See'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

A.. P. Butcher. the former postmaster al
HaysyilIe, was in town yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-01

Charles G. Cohu returned Sunday from
& weeks visit in st. Louis.