davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-16
ORDER YOUR
SOME BODY TYPE.

20S Pierce Street, : /: sioux CITY, I0WD
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
TOOK IA UDAEUM:
Haan,h Roberts. Asea 50 Years, Attempts
suicide.

Yesterday afternoon between and 4
o'clock, wheii the heavens weFs weeping
and everybody was rejoicing because they
did weep, an cid Indy. gray.hairsd asd
wriakled, tired of this world and every
body in its weary Of q continued struggle
for existence, was psnnins this note.
written with trembling hand, while her
heart achsdi
Noble is the cause Of this deed. Fare
we'll to all. Take good care ct methsr.
am tired VI life" II.
When she was discovered she was nearly
dead, respiration being exceedingly dif6-
cult. Or. MeClus was speedily
summo ned and after hssty
examinatiou gave her dose
of apomorphia which in a moment caused
her to vemit freely, aad at the same time
she was Gasaila.ed With cold water. After
few minutea he gave her u dose OF afro
pine which stimulated the lungs and in an
hour and half or two hours the Doctor
considered her safe. For his skill ana sue-
cess IN saving her life she berated him. 50
anxious was she to shuffis of this mortal
coil.
Mrs. Roberts had been resident OF the
Exton block for some time and WAS we'll
known to all the occupants as quiet. To-
offensive old lady, who apparently enjoy
ed life as well Ms people generally, except
that FOR day or two she had been Ill, and
great CONSERVATION was produced by her
rash attempt to commit suicide by taking
laudanum.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
TELANG IN THE PULPIT.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
At the close of the services in the Uni
tartan church, Sunday morning, by invi-
tation of the pastor. Mr.. Telang. the high
caste Brahmin visiting in the city, gave a
few remarks explanatory of his religion
and its customs in India.
He said he was made very happy by this
instance of religious tolerance; that so far
his visit in this country had been marked
by bigotry and intolerance; that it was the
first time in his life that he had occupied
a Christian pulpit; that he was more than
glad that he had attended the Unitariaa
church in Wichita, Ms he would otherwise
have returned to India with a false i'm
preston of Christians in a Christian land
This is as il should be. There should. be
reciprocity in religion, as religion purely
Is universally the same. 1t is churchism
that makes the difference.
"rhe Buddhist bows this way, the
Brahmin this way. and the Christian so, -
suiting the action 10 the word in his
quaint way. But which ever attitude we
take our motive is the the same; We bow
in alteration of the one Supreme Being.
the Infinite. l get up in the morning,
hathe and pray So" Theu lie gave in
Sauserit his daily form of prayer
lie ucdu, TcNST-
emily bowed. the dark, stern. ascetc face,
the slender figure and thin clasped hands,
the melodious voice intoning in foreign
tongue, made picture few in the cougre-
CATION had ever before gazed upon. 1t
was tableau from the Orient. As he
seated himself beside the pastor the con-
trast Was most marked and the sight "A
novel one. scene from the congress of
religions"
The Brshmins in India,n said Mr..
Telang, have no objection to the Christ
ian religion they have respect for it un-
Til the Christian missionaries themselves
incurred their eumity by disparagipg
Brahminism, and as human nature the
world over Is the same they retaliale
Same here too"
HIS earnest manner and humorous way
of putting things enhanced the value of
this subject matter. and made his remarks
very interesting aud ut times highly
amusing. II.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
THE POsToFFICE FIGHT.

1t has leaked out that the late meeting
of the Democratic county COMMITTEES sue
ceeded ia adding fuel 10 the bitterness OF
the sctsmbls tor the postOftice. Shortly
after the committee was organized reso-
luton was presented aud adopted to the
effect that in the matter Of Endorsements
the majority should rule, the minority
yielding their preferences and uniting to
make such Endorsement unanimous.
When it developed at the recent meeting
that Amidon had the support of seven out
of niue, an effort was made to change the
original plan and keep on ballOSing until
some one of the multitude of aspirants Sc
cured the entire vote. And, strange as it
may seem. the originator of the majority
plan was one of the kickers who refused to
abide by the decision arrived at, and who
insists that the view of the two dissent
tents must be adopted. Verify. whs n a
hungry Democrat goes after the fees and
emoluments of fat office, he don't pro-
pose to let little matter or consistency
weaken his chances.
incidentally, the EAGLE has information
that the latest announced candidate Tor
postmaster is Farmer Doolittle Of the
Beacon editorial force. This latest entry
enters the race full length, and claims to
have what the unregenerate would cau a
dead cinch" on the situation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
MORPHINE PREFERRED.
An Attempt to Destroy Bright Young Life
Nipped in the Bud.

A wsll-known young lady in this city at
tempted suicide Sunday night by taking
morphine. The cause of the rash act was
the supposed faithlessness of her lover, who
is married man and resides IN Kansas
City. He has been coming to the. city
periodically, and always called to see his
sweetheart. No rain was too wet, no sun
was too hot, no darkness WAS too dark to
keep this faithful lover from the side OF
his darling But Sunday he arrived in the
city, rs his sweetheart we'll knew, but the
hours passed and be came not, and the
bitterness OF despair took possession of the
dear creature who watched in vain for the
coming OF her lover. Her grief was uncon-
trollabe. Her parents became alarmed
She secretly resolved to put an end TO her
existence. So she secured a small bottle OF
morphine and swallowed the contents, but
fortunately the matter was discovered in
time TO ward off serious trouble, and the
matter was bushed up.
On Monday she learned the cause of her
lovers detection, and instead of longing
to kill herself she very much desired TO
live, because she knew that the next time
he come to Wichita his wife would not
accompany him, and she would once more
have him all TO herself All is serene at
the young lady's home now, and will be
unless this notice stirs the matter up.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
A. A. SCOTTISH RITE MASONRY
Senni-Annnal Reunion.

The Scottish Rite bodies of southern
Kansas convene in semi-spnual session n,
| the Scottish Rite cathedral in This city
this morning nj II o'clock.
The majority Of the members OF this
honorable organization of eminent masons
reside in this city, hut every section Of cen
trail aud southern Kansas is represented in
the roster of members.
At this autumn reunion all the degrees
from the fourth to the thrty-second will
be conferred, and \ class OF fifteen or
twenty candidates will be present to re-
ceive the degrees.
A number Of prominent masons will
also be in attendance from abroad, the
fame OF our local members In their dra-
matte and effective manner of presenting
the degrees. having attracted the atten-
tion OF eminent members of the Rite all
over the west.
A fine program has been prepared for
the reunion, which will continue for three
days and evenings, ending on Thursday
evening with the royal Consistory de-
grees, the Thirty-first and Thirty second,
with fitting banquet for the Sublime
Princes of the Royal Secret" to close the
arduous but entertaining work of the
session.
The program for today begins at II
o'clock at the cathedral at the corner of
Market and First streets. with reception
of members from abroad, aud cau-
didates who are to receive the de-
grees. Work will begin Immediately
in the Fourth degree, aid with the excep-
tion OF short interval for lunch from 12
to clock, work will continue on through
the degrees in the Lodge OF Perfection, the
Fourteenth commencing at 4:a9 In the af-
ternoon.
At the evening session work will open IN
the Chapter of the Rose Croix at 1:30, with
the presentation of the Fifteenth degree,
or knight OF the Sword aad Eagle" This
royal reproduction of the court OF Cyrus,
king Of Persia, with its attendant lessons.
magnificent costuming, dramatic imper-
scnations of the historical characters Of
that period. and the harmonious blending
of fine music throughout, will coasnms
the entire time OF the evening session.
The work of this reunion is announced
10 he under the direction of j. Giles Smith
Thirty third degree, deputy inspector
general for Kansas; j. II. Alley (rEirty-
third degree. commander Of Wichita con
sistory, No. 2. c. ". Jones Cfhirty. third
desree), preceptor OF council OF knights
OF kaGosh, No. ): j. II. Mccall (Thirty-
second degree. wise master OF Wichita
chapter of Rose Croix, No. 5: Edward
Goldberg tThirty-;bird degree, vsnerabls
master Of Elmo Lodge OF Perfection. No.
Q: JOHN l. Powell frbirty-second degree.
secretary. and William II. Shaver Thirty
second Gegreel, musical director.
Tie program for Wednesday and Thurs
day vii; be announced ia due season.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
MALE CHORUS.

About twenty-five Of our we'll known
vocaiists met and organized male chorus
last evening. II. {. McCiung was made
chairman and Robert Smythe secretary
4 necessary committee of five was appoint
ed, consisting OF Will Troupe, chairman:
Joe Coats. George Hammann, Boyd Nc
Knight and Bion Hull TO provide constitu-
tion and bylaws. Those who became
members were Robert aud Fred Sweet,
Robert Smythe, Arthur RheamS. Casper
Haines. George Corrie, Boyd Mcknight,
O &. Cation, II. Huffman. Bert Allison,
Bill Higgins, W Hatton, VIII Troupe. Dr..
Adoms, - Alley. Is. Hull, r. FahI. Col
onel H. ". Lewis. H. c. McClung. Profes-
sor Robius. J. W. Coats, George Ham
mann, W. Vincent, Harry Dunbar, " 3.
Hogan. Ralph Niederlsnder, - Taylor,
j. H. Tucker, and Jack Shields. Meeting
adjourned to meet at Ralph Niederlauder' :
Office Monday night, Nov. -. 1T is 10 be
hoped there will be a full attendance.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
SOUTH KANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY
Interesting Papers to be isesa By Prominent
physici ans Tod Va

The fall meeting Of the South Kansas
NJ edicai society will be held today in ths
eenneil room in the city building. Sessions
will begin at 1Q.s0 a. m.. 1:30 and 1i5o p VI.
The officers Of the society are J. I. Ak.
tell, n. D., president, Newton, Kan, @.
Eiippel. II. d.. first vice president. Hutch
ia-ou, Kan; o. L Peek. II. D.. SECOND
viss-prss.dent. Pratt. Kan; o. II. Whttte-
ear, N. D.. secretary. Peabody. kan; G. G.
Furley, Al. d.. treasurer, Wichita. Kan.
Following is the program for the day.
Pregnancy
! Extra-Tt teriHe Laporotomy. ........,...
-, DIR. ID Z. st. john, Wichita. Kan.
9 The Treatment OF phtsis Witl Report of
Cases. DIR. w. z. McVey, Topeka. Kan
IraceOma. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
..br. .Flavel b. Tiffany. Kansas city No.
A Hysteria. With Report OF Gases.
-. DIR. Fl. d, Hill, Augusta. Kan.
Modern Su, gerry and It's Technique.
....-..Dr. A. l.. Fulton. II ansas City. Mo.
o Clinic ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
: Pathological Specimens :. ......-
DIR. Emory pmpher, Kansas City, No.
......Dr. q. w. Davis, Kansas City. Mo,
Paper-rAe Correction OF Retroactive
Errors of the Eye. ye...................-..
......D Dc. b. r. Fryer. Kansas City, No
.:Dr. J. A. Mitchell, Arkansas City. Kan.
II Psper-private Hospitals.
......Dr. j. Z. Axtell.
(Retiring President)
Newton, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
IRRiGATIIION.

In addition to the directors OF the BOARD
of trade, the following gentlemen have
been added to the committee Of reception
of the delegates from abroad attending the
irrigation convention:
g. E Lehman. J. II. Mccall, Captain
John b. Carey, George W. Larimer, J. d.
McCune, George L. Rouse, Jr.; William
Z Corner, Charles Ailesberry. A. 4. Hyde.
J 2. johnson, w c. Petrie, Frank Wood.
II. W. Levy, Edward Campbell, Biilingsiy
& Grant
This committee will please meet at the
Carey hotel at o'clock this evening for
consultation. 1t is earnestly requested
that all the mem bers will be present
BY order Of 3. II, CAMPBELL
Chairman
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
A HAPPY UNInN.

The consolidation of Garfield University
and Paramount College occurred yester-
day morning. The occasion was replese
with happy incidents and enjoyment
Several addresses were made hy the in
structors and Others, and much interest
was manifested and all expressed a deter.
mination to make the union one of in tiu-
ence and good for all independently oi
depominational feelings. After the
services business of the occasion was en-
acted. The yell Of the Fairmount coliege
was adopted by a unanimous yell" and
the colors of Garfield adopted by stand
ing vote. There was quite a large atten-
dance present at the ceremony. There
were some sadness expressed by the stu
dents and faculty of the Garfield that they
were TO give up their own school, but this
Was mellowed By the pleasing prospects OF
success with their new alma mater.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
THE MALBY CASE SETTLED.

The Malby case at Kansas City has final
ly been won by the defendant, the court
giving the railroad company judgment
on the special verdict, Notwithstanding th 9
jury gave the plaintiff verdict for s.. 900
at the last trial.
This ia one Of the celebrated cases grow.
ing cut OF the switch engine wreck be-
tween Wichita and Derby two years Ago,
in which three men were killed including
General YarGmaster Malby, and In which
three others were severely injured. These
cases were defended by Fred Ben tley.
The company promptly settled with the
widow Of the fireman and have succeeded
in defeating ali the other cases.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
HOW WILL HE DODGE IT7

That advertisement Of Cash Henderson q
wherein he proposes that for every pur-
chase OF given amount he will throw in
a basket of coal might be made rather a
dear speculation for him and big thing
for the poor. OF course there are a very
large per cent of the people VINO trade with
him who would not be bothered with his
basket of coal even though he proposes to
deliver it. II every such purchasing indi
vidual in town as we'll AS those from out
of town should direct him to deliver their
coal to the Orphans home, or to the Color
ed Childrens' home or to one OF the hospi.
tails, his delivery wagon might be kept
mighty busy, and by reading tho adver-
tisement we don't see how he is to get out
of or around it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
PERSONALS

Ut Henry, Marysville, is in the city.
town yesterday.
c. W. Cooley, Kingfisher, is at the Carey.
A. w. Miller. Galveston. is in the city.
j. A. Corey, Dodge City, is in the city.
G. Reeder, Coolidge, came in last night.
w. w. Bradfeld, Kansas City, is at the
Carey.
Alex Leoingston, Ft. Scott, is in the
city.
W. J. Lohmer, Harrington, was In town
yesterday.
Lee Scott, Chetopa, is a guest at the
Carey.
SIS. Ashbaugh, kingmap, is visitor
in the peerless princess.
W. d. Stewart, Atchison, is in the city
on business.
son and +. G. LuMont, Winfield, are at
the Carey.
G. ". Snyder, Coldwater, is at the Man.
haitian.
D. W. Cumming, Ponca. was in town
Monday.
f. P. Koehler, Cleveland. Is IN the city.
B. l.. Eaton, Hutchinson is a visitor in
the city.
f. \. Cause, Garden City, is at the Man
haitian.
Ed Burchinal, cattleman from Enid,
Is in the city.
B. o. Webb, Argonia, is up on business.
J. A. Bell, Freeport. is in the city on
business.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORK
MEN.
Queen City Lodge No. 90 aud wichita Lod:
No. % Arrange for Jubilee.

A week ago Queen City Lodge No. 20 D.
of H.. began preparations for grand
time on New Years day, and last night
Wichita Lodge No 22 took up the work
and will complete it. The arrangements
will include the presence of Grand Master
Ed. Murphy, Grand Commander Ed.
Wheeler. Past Grand Master Riddle,
Grand Recorder Forde, and the Grand
Chief of Honor, Mrs. Rchards.
Monday forenoon. If the weather Is
pleasant. the visitors will be shown around
the city. In the afternoon luncheon will
be served in the hall and the time given
up to social talk. and all members OF the
order will be invited to call and pay their
respects to the chiefs of the three orders.
In the evening the officers of the
three lodges will be installed as
folIows Queen City lodge by Mrs Rich
ards. Wichita lodge by Mr.. Murphy. and
Forest City legion by Mr.. Wheeler. This
will be followed by An exempliflcation OF
the secret work Of the three orders by the
chiefs thereof. Then all present will lis
ten to addresses by Murphy. Riddle,
Wheeler, Forde and Mrs Richards on the
objects and aims Of the order.
Mr.. Murphy will avail himself of the op-
portunity while here of taking the Sisters
of Mercy degree, which Queen City lodge
promised to confer free OF charge. Gov
Riddle will act as charioteer at the init
alton.
The public will be invited to these serv-
ices and learn something of the objects Of
the greatest beneficiary order Of the GEN.
turY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
= Ill
Chairman.

Sunday evening. Nov. 10, at the parson-
age br Rev. G. ". Anderson, of the Dodge
avenue VI. T. church, Mr. William Harris
and Miss Hattie Ssaser. The groom is Of
the mail carrier force, and has legion OF
friends who viii welcome the tidings tha;
he has won for himself bonnie bride to
cheer him along lite's pathway. The
newly married couple Will soon be ''as
home" on the West side where their
fnture residence will Do located
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
COLLEGE HILL NOTES.

George Bryant. crippled boy OF the
Orphans Home mansged 10 add further to
his troubles By getting his right arm dis
located. But under the skilliui treatment
OF DIR. Sargent he is improving fast and
will soon be well. The accident happened
at Sunday school.
The College Hill school is in prosper
ous condition, under the able management
of Mrs. Horton and her efficient assistants.
This is one OF the bes. conducted schools
in the city.
Mrs. Craig IS Ill with cLills aud sore
throat
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

By sorss nisfsks the name Of Af. 2gs-
~ H.rtisg wzs omitted from the prsat.4
9f1xrsao fog q Tax Convention oa N~dsssdsy.
By Invitation oi tss eoH mites ss h.s pre-.
pared pspSt sD the SHbleet of iFrssstes
% b@ read before tss cor ssas tea NJ Hard
los a~s sysa isls sabgre. nars sstsstssa
aud iaTesiixsts0s. sDa E.s sOn. ys-J przg-
s4cal ssx..stioas - mzxe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
MARRIED AT aTrICA

A few weeks ago the EAGLE announced
a wedding to take place on or before the
first of December, the high contracting
parties to BE- IA we'll known young business
man of this city aud young lady of
Attica. If the trains run all right today.
and no accidents happen. the nuptials will
he celebrated at Attica this evening, and
tha rIutar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

in the district esart ysst@niay J1dz.
Rees's time n~s taken up with the trial 81
Thomas Fitzg. Db5as. TIE defendant il
charged, jointly Win J0hB Clark SD Johu
James. with stealing horse sud buggy
from the fair gfouads s0gn- tim. ago.
full secSgat 0f WHICH WAS pa5iis ed ia EBs
EkgfE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Tbs evening. a. Board of Trade bali,
PrOrEshstuD Rss Isissz. . sstivs Of
Isdsa, viii deliver q lsesuss On Eombsr
IRs speaker sal appear IA sailvs sO.tEn.s
sBt his Efforts viii he directed ssssra
glTiox MS hearers xf-piie picture Of ilfs
IA that taf-sw4y i4sa. lie shausd meet
viii issss szd interested aadisace-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
KICKED BY A HORST.

a horse on Sunday, aud his left cheek ter
risly cut, It requiring no less than eight
stitches to sew up the wounds aud close up
the gashes so that it could bs dressed. The
bone was knocked cut Of the socket. The
little sufferer was cared for ~ speedily
as possible, aud every pains taken to allie
viatc his sufferipgs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Mr.. r. a Stroud leaves tonorro-. sc-
eompaulea by his wife. for saipbur
Springs. Ark. where Ars. Stroud w.il
risit her pxrsuts for .eversl weeks sslle
Ir. s;road will 80 inio the Wild. Of thai
state foT hunt for :Grkeys. der, etc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
TWO p.rzEx AWARDED

In the lottery Of political life Charles W.
Simmons = we'll known farmer Of kechi
township, yesterday drew abe first prize
aud Charles F. Horner. councilman from
the second ward, drew the ssooud prize
Sheriff-elect koyss has appointed Charley
Simmons to the position Of under shsri q
aud Charley Horner to be deputy sheriff
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
Mr.. J A. vandenberS and family l.ar,

Mr.. J. A Vs1denberz aud family leave
today for Lincoln, Nsb.. where be gees a.
manager in a large sash aad door company.
Van has large circle OF frisads here who
viii De sorry 70 learn Of the change. bat A.
royal good fellow "a himself will .oon
To st home and equally as popular wnes-
ever he may chance to cast bis lo.- The
EAGLE wishes him much success in bis
new field of busln cess.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Smyth Bros. are tho first 10 the field
with their irrisa,iBg mseBiasry. 1sey
have erected gauzs irrigs;lDg pump on
the West side. on Maple street. closs tc
the street car line. snd ali visitors ia at
tendance upon the irgigaling convention
Will TIC invited to sxaBis= .t, aud see IL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Their. w.l! be Complimentary ecresrs
gwen Friday s7suaag ey the savssesd
clsss u the CoBssTv.sory II Muse ~ isfir
ball oS east Douglass. TIE program s.If
eons.st 81 siosia, p4sao <nd Tses. so.1.-
duet. snd tries. Judge I. B. Wal. "a.
z STANLEY. J. II. Back @s4 sse os1ss
9irsc.ar. have dose al 30 maxs .kss seseo.
Of zusge sasesss and u paoAe snstsss..
Tas pab.ie are lsv.t<1 20 xtssea
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Rev. r. ". Anderson, pastor OF tae
Dod2. avenue VI + church. is e0nflnsd 20
his room By iDns affection Which ssri-
ously threatens bir1- He was ussbis
sunday evening 90 preach his usnsi dis
course His many friends hops tnst has
ind dsspositioa rsay bs temporary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Mss Beatracs Atkins. lhe charming
music lovers in Nieeia. kas decided 10
give Instructions Ga b~r snssrumss. Ia our
city. and viii Be pleased 70 meet al psr-
sons nusscally Interested; .: toe iigs sad
place nsa,sesfd - be. card essswssrs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Chief Cone and Bedford Woor went 20
ksu.s. C-y La; nigbt for the purpD.s %
testifying u the Hume postos,ies robbery
case. Tni. makes the third 81. p they havs
mad. on this cxse, aud they thius 1; vii.
be .he last
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Mrs Maggie Prentice Of s. joseph.
Missouri is yisltiag with As-. K A
Stroud o. AZ weat Central svssgs- Tai.
10 Mrs Prentice's fret Ti.ii - he Peerless
Pr.oee.s and she expresses herself nors
than pleased With city asd is p=o3I--
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21
POLICE STATION.

Que loiterer aud one drunk were the
only embellishments for the police court
records last night, and the force all crept
I'm out OF the wet, away from the dark.
dismal, drenry. dolorous. doleful streets.
TO where there was light aud life aud
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

All the finest and bsst suits in the city
have been engaged for the splendid mas
querxde ball tomorrow night. II will be y
magnificent affair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Rev. Mr.. Sims OF the Christian church,
goes TO Haysville the latter part OF the
week, " here he will eonduc: n series % r.-
vival meetings. IL has not yet bseu as-
nounced vino Will supply his paleii
during bis absence
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Mr.. c. Bush, 4 capitalist OF Orwell, VT,
who is interested in banks at Colwich and
Haven. is at the Csrey In company with L.
B. Garcelon the Colwich banker.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

John Schoots Is making IN esrnests for,
to make the Southern Kansas Poaitry ex
hibit next month q success. Entries have
been made oy persons in several eiiies lar
cls,au. from Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Marriage license were yesterday issued
TO Joseph Rau-ch and Kate TenessoD.
both OF Alappo. Kan, and Elmer r Cum
ming. aud Annie Z Moon. bota of
Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-21

Henry Goldsmith, from Winfield, was
In the city yesterday purchasing supplies
for his stock of merchandise Mr. Gold
smith runs book store in Winfield and is
prominent citizen thereof.