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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-05-11

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
ID. W, H'CALLA.

Concerning the late D. ". McCalla the
Salem, Ohio, Herald has the following 10
say after the interma2t of the remains in
that city:
M D. w McCalla. tile subject OF this
sketch, was born at Berlin Center. Nahou-
ing county, Ohio. November, Io53 He
afterwards came with his parents to
Salem. where be remained until 1884. In
November of that year, ne marriett the &C.
compiiSEe6 daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown Of gSionny, Iowa For some time
they Travelled through the west. aud
huzlly settled in Wichita, Kan. Reach
ing there just at the beginning OF the great
boom, he entered into the real estate oCsi-
ness with VIII Modis another Salem boy
he gathered 4 rich harvest from the pros
Porous season of Wichita. and WAS worth
from forty 10 fifty Thousand dollars al one
time He ranked high rs q business man,
and WAS considered 3 careful and success
fui dealer. He was a man Of upright
character and sterling qualities. He died
surrounded with friends who loved and
respected hin, and with all OF the COM
forts and many OF the Injuries of lie
Few young men. hare succeeded as did
Mr. McC4,la His death i a sSd bereaye-
pent 10 his sed mother. lie oeinS Sha last
remaining member OF the family. Mrs
McC2lla has the deepest sympathy Of
many friends, who are Crieyed that 30 SAD
a blow should again fall TO her /, IS only
= little more rean = year ago thai another
soa died n Portland, Ore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
ODDS AND ENDS

Tie remains of ". G. Wright were ship
ped to Norwich yesterday for interment-
Several Wichita wneelmeU will partici-
pate in the festivities at Fort Scott OF
/ July l.
The tables were turned on the iron posts
of the electric street railway that have
proved themselves TO De much harder than
mems heads, Sunday. A street car jumped
the track near the Occidental hotel and
smashed one of them into smithereens.
Good for the street car.
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Daniels have re-
turned from visit of six or seven days TO
the worlds fair. They had very pleas
ant time and enjoyed the sights very
much.
4 well-knowu citizen of the first ward
killed three rattle snakes on the bank OF
the river near the Wichita and Western
railway bridge Sunday. This shows par
ents the safety of keeping their children
away from the river banks these hot days.
The Second ward Republicans will hold
| a meeting az Justice fuckers court room
this evening at o'clock.
Twenty head OF horses were at the stock
yards yesterday.
Mr. Horner OF kingman had a load OF
hogs at the stock yards yesterday.
Some very handsme colored glass win
dows are being put in place IN st. Johns
Episcopal church
The general committee of Peerless lodge
having the picnic in charge viii meet at
2.30 this afternoon at the hall.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
PERSONALS.
Warren Hall, Pekin, is IN the city.
i. Lahman, Omaha. is in the city.
N. 5. Gates, ST. Louis, is in the city.

Warren Hall, Pekin, is in the city.
i. Lahman, Omaha. is in the city.
NJ s Gates, ST Louis, is in the city.
V B. Paine. Guthrie, is at the Carey.
Joe Smith. Kansas Cit is in the city.
E j. CIode, New York, is at the Carey.
W. NJ Nelson, Minneapolis, Is IN the
city.
C. Y. Roop, Salina, was in town yester-
day
E. N. Richmond. Philadelphia, is in the
city.
Archie James, Chicago, was in town last
night.
All. skidmore. Columbus is at the
Carey.
M Benedict, Lawrence, is guest at
the Carey.
). ". stanton, ST. Louis, was in town
yesterday.
:. A. Shriver, Peabody, was in town
yesterday.
W T. Fisher, St Louis, is registered at
the Carey.
II. G. Bonham. Atchison, is guest at
the Carey.
Charles 7. Holmes, Winfield. is at the
Manhattan.
J. ". Mckinney, ST. Louis, is in the city
on business.
J. ". Shively. Howard, is 4 guest at the
Manhattan.
J. II. Eanhulz, st. Louis, was in the
city last night.
". 2. McCune, Wellington, was in the
city yesterday.
T r. Zacharius, Harper, lodged at the
Carey last night.
c D. Murphy, Cincinnati. was register
ed al the Carey yesterday.
r. T. Cady. kiowa, was transacting bus
mess in the city yesterday.
j. c. Hsughey, Kansas City was regis
tered at the Manhattan last night,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.

Al the time OF the accident the branch ot
the record and pension division, which
was employed IN Ford'- theater was at
work upon the records OF Illinois troops.
When the crash cane the records and old
papers referring TO three or four regi-
meuts Of Illinois troops were carried down
il the debris Oae OF the regiments thus
10 suffer WAS the Seventh Illinois cavalry,
and the others are probably the consecu-
tive numbers. It will be almost lmpossi-
bic 10 recover even a small portion OF
these valuable d0cu me9ts and their loss
viii be irrepsrsble Colonel Airsworth this
morning Ordered about hundred Of the
clerks Of his division 10 20 down 20 the
building and gather up sucn OF the papers
rs they could discover. These clerks were
scratching around with such implements
as came 10 band. but the result Of their
labors was not vety satisfactory. Some Of
the neighbors stated that they had seen
coIOred boys carrying away large baskets
Of paper TO use as kiudIing foc IRE.
Three days after the accident. after ev-
crying loose IN and about the building
had been carVed OF. some clerks are or
dered down TO dig around for lost papers
Bat they are old soldiers pension papers
men whom Senator Martin says axe thieves
and DendicautS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
AT DODGE AVENUE cHURcH.

Sunday at the Dodge avenue Methodist
church was set apart a. ChiiGreu's Day,
aud tae exercises were not only very inter-
estiug. but had strong influence for good
on their youthful minds. Flags and asw-
ers made up the decorations which were
profuse 70 detail every feature of the
exercises would involTe too much space.
but !. good idea eau be obtained from the
following program:
VOLUNTARY.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Introductory address -t4Itae ELI
First Guard-,Eust Laws Sammy Tlllnan
CoIau,aIa-s Response
Flower song by four little girls.
Third Guard-tiood Citizens. +" alter Sloyer
Columbia FeSpQnse
Fourth GUard-Ckrisria1 Scbools----.....
..-....-.-.-.--.- -...f osiEA lanrs
ColuaGEa's RESPONSE
Song by the Infant class.
Address to Columbia .-----.. tsarl DeItZe1.
CoIumbia's Response.
Song by the Infant class
Recitation by le Infant class.
Fifth Guard-Sacred Sabbath -......-.-...
.......-.......-.G SrcsG Martin1ale
Columbus Response.
Sixth Guard-Pare Religion Bessie Smith
Columbia Response
Hanging OF 4h7 Shields
Collection.
Ny Country, It's OF Thee by the School
S1-eticLi0E.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
WHAT ADvERrIsIxG DOES.

Robert Jacks, the well known and
popular clothier of North Main street. is
one Of the Wichita business men who has
now a thorough appreciation Of the real
value of the EAGLE as an advertising
medium. Sunday morning be put IN a
half page advertisement OF the first page
and he did larger business yesterday
than he has done on any one day for over
a year. The store was absolutely crowded
from morning tai night and very few
sales were missed although there we're AZ
times i've customers for every attending
clerk Mr. Jacks says It was All CT &C
count % tha. EAGLE advertisement. The
fact OF the matter 5 Mr.. JACKS had bar
gains 10 offer and the EAGLE presented
them for him IN 81 attractive form to
thousands OF readers For a time around
his place OF business It locked ike a ei--
CTS Gay crowd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
GOODIN-MACY,

June roses are not content to cease IN
til they watt added fragrance into more
bridal homes. A merry company Of rela-
tives and friends gathered, June IL, in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Macy. on
South Lawrence avenue, to witness the
plighting of the troth between Annie B i,
the eldest daughter OF the home, and Mr..
Charles r. Goodiu Of this city. The bridal
procession was led by the groomsman and
bridesmaid, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. McPher-
son. After the bridal party had advanced
TO the al1ya reserved for the marriage
service the ceremony was performed by
the Rev Thomas W. MINIS amidst q
tender silence, and
The threads of two lives are woven into
one"
After the ceremony the friends followed
the bridal pair to the dining room where a
very pleasant wedding dinner awaited tue
guests Mr.. and Mrs Goodiu will be at
home 10 friends in their new home, 1850
South Lawrence Earnest good wishes for
future Joy viii follow the welded couple.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
RAILROAD RUMBl-ES

Mrs. Homer Reynolds IS &C home again
after very pleasant ten days visit at
Topeka
The street railway company IS elevstinz
its tracks to the grade OF the asphaItam
pavement
The removal Of house which D.. Kirk
wood is bringing in from the suburbs ia
terferred with continuous run or the
street cars on the Topeka avenue line for
about an hour yesterday
J P. MuIkey railroad man Of Herring
ton was ia the city yesterday.
Itis reported that the short train froza
the south due a. re Uaioa depht about :
o'clock VIII Socn be discontinued.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
AMONG THE BUSINESS MEN.

Frank Blackburn OF South Ida avenue is
now head salesman III Pat Herron's groc-
cry house and is regarded one OF the best
rustIers for trade there IS II the fraEer-
nity. He has been out OF the business for
wears. but he Still has the knack o. max
ing himself pleasing TO customers.
The merchants OF the north side OF
Douglas avenue are complaining OK a
shortage OF trade since the street has been
torn up, but when is IS completed they
will more than make up the loss
The travelling men representing Wichita
wholesale houses all agree IN saying that
ND to date their trade IS much better than
that OF last year, Notwithstanding the al
legged dizziness.
New potatoes ara now selling for So
cents a peck, and the old ones have been
relegated 10 the rear. Grocerymen say that
vegetables promise to be cheaper this year
than for several years previous. There IS
an abundance of every kind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
TIE PAVEMENT

Yesterday morning workmsa began
putting down the asphalt where the
base had been made ready a. the cad OF
the street next TO the river. TIE work
has progressed so far that the strees Is
ready Tor the asphalt as far east as Topeka
avenue. By tomorrow eIsat rha jaspzri-s
viii ali be torn up. being now oaly little
more than Que block from ths end T5e
asphalt viii be put down - rapidly as
possible Councilman Schad watches the
WORK WITH fatheriy interest, ard his
heart sweIls with pride as he views the
pzrt already finished II the city had
Only q iistse money. ScAaa would insist
on paving all the main thoroagbfa-es
with this beautiful, smooth material
As is Is. there 5 strong talk Ct having oae
or two more streets paved The CID
''caual7 IN Markss Is 10 be lifted up. any
how, 10 which every body WILL say amea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
COURT HOUSE NOTES

An sppraisemens OF the real estate be
longing 10 the estate CT Daniel Murphy
was lied, and report of the sale was also
fled and Approved. Dsed ordered and ap-
proved
Petition of guardian OF Maude Reiser &c
sell real estate was heard The real estate
was ordered sold at private sale, and at
not less that three-fourths OF It's appraised
value
Hearing OF motion 10 remove H. W.
RDie as guardian OF Henry w. DAVIS.
minor heir OF Nelson Davis.
4 marriage license was issued TO a
eolored porter at the Carey, but he re-
Qursted that 5 be not made public, and
MS wishes will be respected. He was
afraid the boys around the hotel would
guy him beyond all possible endurance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
A DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.

The ladies Of the First Baptist church
gave reception last evening in honor Of
a former pastor and wife, Rev. aud Mrs.
L ". Read.
The very spacious and pleasant home OF
Mr.. end Mrs. J. Pittenger on Topeka
avenue was thrown open TO the large and
select gathering OF friends. and amid the
perfume OF flowers and hearty greetings OF
old acquaintance. the hours passed very
pleasantly and the hearts Of the former
pastor aud wife were made glad by the
evidences Of regard manifested upon this,
their first visit since leaving for their pres
ens in Seattle, Wash, four years ago.
Fine cakes, ice cream, etc, served TO
give relish TO the entertainment, and at
seasonsble hour. the good byes were said
today Mr.. Read leaves for his distant
home. while Mrs Read and her mother.
Mrs. Vaughn, remain few days 10 enjoy
the society of old friends before continuing
their journey to the New England states
aud other points enroQts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
RECEPTION

Last evening" the ladies Of the Baptist
church gave q reception party 81 t1s Rome
OF Mr. and Mrs PittiaGeg. - North To-
peks aveuae n hoaor Of Rev / u Read
AID wife who are here ISL leg o. ) asale,
Wash Rev. Reed was toFsaerly pastor Of
the church n taIs city aad -ae RECEPTION
given him last ni-h; was one 10 MAKE him
proud. Over a hundred guests weze pres
EFT. and Nrs. Pitsin@sr had tie roosas
EN- beIIshed mast beautifully via aoxers
TIE aonrs sped bY too rapidly 50 g9yons
aud delightful was THE social eeioy ng@r.--
Elegant refreshments were ssrsezi feon 3
70 ~ o'clock. and guests were SILL eomiaz
20 eu55y the occasion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
AROUND THE CITY BUILDING.

Officer John Fisher succeeded Office
Neff as night clerk at headquarters last
night.
Councilman Caswell is trying to make
a treaty with the Salvation Army to
pause in their attack on evil and sin dur
ing the business meetings OF the council.
If they do not concede any more than
stopping the beating of the drums he will
be satisfied.
Business in the police department was
quite dull yesterday and only few
offenders were run IN.
The preliminary hearing of the case of
the state against Sutton TO be held before
Justice keenan, yesterday morning was
postponed till this morning on the applica-
ton OF the prosecution.
Theodore Reed, the janitor of the city
building. was reappointed by Mayor Cox
aud unanimously confirmed by the
council
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
A LARGE REUNION.

The presence Of
Mr.. and Mrs Abram B. Wright
Is requested at the
Reunion Of the descendants OF John Bartron
The BoCanist
On
Fifth day, sixth month eighth, at 10 O'Clock,
Bartrom'5 Gardens.
The above is 4 copy Of Ii beautifully
printed invitation which was received by
y be Wright a few days since. On the
third page Of the invitation was a hand
some engraving of the home OF John
Bartrom, erected in 1871, and in which the
reunion IS TO be held. The picture shows
a spacious old fashioned mansion, embow
cred IL charming scene Of pastoral
beauty. Bathrooms Gardens IS y most de-
lishtful suburb of Philadelphia John
Bartrom, the botauist, was fine old gen.
tleman who hourished a century ago,
and received his peculiar coguomeu from
the fact that he was the only person in all
that vast region, in those days who de-
voted his time and talents 10 the study
and culture Of plant life.
Mr.. Wright Is a direct descendant OF
this man, aud he was very anxious 20 at
tend the reunion, but it was simply i'm
possible for him TO leave his business at
this time. He estimated that there would
be five hundred III attendance at the re-
IIui1u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
CRAzY ON LAW.

Michael Flaherty OF San Francisco, Call
ifornia, arrived n the city Yesterday and
returned last night with his son John who
has been detained during the past week
in the city prison here on the grounds of
his insanity. He IS respectable old
gentleman aud seems TO be a very loving
father John Flaherty Is the man who
jumped from Santa Fe train and after
wards jumped into the river about a week
ago with suicidal intent.
The old gentleman stated that the de-
rangement of his sons mental faculties
was due TO an unusually close application
to the study OF law. Law had the same
absorbing interest for him that 4 love
story would have for a silly girl or a dime
novel for the romantic young American.
For weeks at time he would worm
through the pages OF Blackstone aud Kent
and on many occasions he refused to sur
render TO sleep at all for several nights. His
father realized that the study of law was
injuriug his mind and in order to turn his
attention away from it he purchased
violin for him and secured him instruc-
lions from the best music teachers in
Frisco, but to no purpose, for be returned
tt his law books after a few days He
finally conceived the idea to send him Oh
visit TO a Texas relative IL order to get
him away from the books but when he
left he put a dozen books in his valIse and
took them with him. It IS from the rell-
tive's ranch that he came here and barely
avoided killing himself. Hopeless as his
luuacy seemed to DE when he was taken
out of jail yesterday and brought up town
he remarked that Wichita was IS pretty a
city as be ever saw and wouId ike TO 1--we
hs.ra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13

Mr. George V. Kelly, who conducted 8
successful blacksmithing business in this
city for several years. left Wichita las.
Septern Der for bis old home a. Roanoke
Va. intending 10 stay. Saturday night
found hin, back in Wichita, satihed, per-
fecs1y. 20 remain 20 the end. Mr. Kelly
says Virginia and tia sffete east and couth
will do for some. but only the thrifty and
enterprislng west, with us wlde-awake
people, its push ane vim will suit him.
After trip through Oklahoma he viii
embark in business again n Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13

The Cheney war has spread until the
skirsuish line has reached Wichita Yes
ter5ay II wzs carried on unlsr tie direct
command OF Judge Tucker. and the son
tending forces were under the direction Of
Hatfield 8. O B-iea Joe fFeegaTd was
the oaIy man under fire, &nd be came cut
uuscathed, Cor which ne 10 doubt thank
I'd his attorney. |. vas The old ehsrgs Of
selling Iiq1or contrary - law. The case
was tired before a jury, and be vas se-
quilted he was Immediately "a arrested
o. another charge. and the Case VIII De
tried a. soon Is i can Be made ready to-
trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13

The 10-year-oId son OF Gideon CLANCY
who livss not far from Greenwich, was
kicked on the forehead by a mule. late
Sunday evening. and it was thought for a
while that he was killed, but after an
hours manipulations the boys breathing
was restored and ne returned 10 partial
consciousness. He sustained a trightful
confusion across the forehesd over the
right eye, and his escape from instant
death was almost q miracle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
ST. Johns KE-ErTtoS ANn soe1ARLE

The ladies' Of 81. John 5 church viii give
their first general reception N the new
stone church, corner or TAlrd street. aud
Topeka avenue. TOMORROW evening. 5Goe
IL From 10 Ii O'Clock Shaw's orchestra
viii discourse It's sweetest music. Lac
auditorium OF tbs church VIII be decorat-
ed WITH flowers and foliage. The members
and attendants Of tie church are all IN
vited, orally and by written invitation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13
\ sagsrY OPINION OF KANSAS.

A New JERSEY man. who owns u go
acre. Of land n Southwest Kansas. and
says il Is nos FOR sale At anything Ike
Prevailing prices writes 10 the Buffalo
American Investments:
As an outsider. yEse greatest need Of
Kansas. IN NV judgment. : good.
healthy fool killer, aad have him enter
upoa his duties and follow II up until
there IS a large amount OF vacant land l-tr
for men who a-e willing to~f2gm, and not
be statesmen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13

Cards ara ont announcing the approach
ing naptials OF Miss Hattie Horuer OF
Whitewater and Mr.. Overton Earle Lou
than, the date being fixed on Wednesday,
June q, and the place at the residence OF
the brides parents. DR.. and Mrs. Horner,
OF Center View farm near Whitewater.
The young couple are announced 20 be at
home Thursdays after July At go Six
stietb street, EngIewood. lis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13

Mr.. J. VI. Moore OF the Fourth National
bank entertained Rev. and Mrs. l. W.
Read at dinner on Sunday after morning
services together with Mrs. Vaughn and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Plummer, with whom
the former pastor and wife have been
making their home during their stay in
the city which has been greatly prolonged
by reason Of Mrs. Reads severe attack OF
nTfinSy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-13

Jess do1't see bow you ear BE
s-ch s-ooSe zs 20 engage y1zrse1< 10
DseAeT Bird
BeSS--Ee has a rseh ,szchsic- ureles
Jes.-Thsn why coE's yoz E&r-y the
rneIe3
EeSs-T hare 80 hare an i-So5sc.sos
first, icn't E2-J1<y