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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr. and Mr. George McFerran are now
at home at 237 North Market street.
H. A Hill Of the West Side, appears
among the EAGLES advertisers this morn
ing.
j. K. McGregor is lying quite i'll with
rheumatism at his residence at l23 North
Emporia avenue.
Watch for Mrs. Kleniz's ANNOUNCEMENT,
early next week. She has something
specially interesting TO say.
A small row occurred on South Fourth
avenue last night. and the participant :
were given ride in the hoodlum wagon.
The Goldsmith Book and Stationary
company have "A special message To the
EAGLES readers III this issue. Read it, on
urst page.
Baptist services will be held in Garfield
hall on Sunday morning at l0:3J and on
sunday evening at 100. Rev. l.. A. Hall
will preach.
The board of health will have meeting
To-Day At the office of the president of the
board, DR.. f. b. Alien. Questions of in
terest will be discussed.
The jury in the case of Kaum vs. a. G..
DIsbrow aud John Gould, for false impris-
numeut. in the district court. returned a
verdict for the defendant yesterday.
fhe police made a raid last night on sew
sral houses of i'll repute snd ~ a conse-
qnence large number of Maudes, Lilies,
Buiahs, etc, were entered upon the police
rtcprGS.
The Wichita Perpetual Building and
Lean association have moved to he base
meht of the Citizens bank. The regular
Saturday night meetings for the receipt Of
dues ere held in the Office of the Citizens
bank.
TIE man Carter. who resided on the
West side ami who had a difficulty with
bis wife, who report d him Co the police,
proved to be B. *. Dubold, and was taken
10 Lincoln. Neb., where he was wanted for
Cattle stealing.
Yesterdays blizzard caused many a
young fellow, .Uun he looked at his old
oveTcoat. t. ask himself wv here, oh W here
are my summer wages 20 but Fred
Stuckey and Dick F. aux were not among
them, because. they had new ones present
I'd 20 them by their employers. Messrs.
Herman & He's. the enterprisiug East
Douglas avenue Ciothiers.
A converted ex-convict. and member of
The Salvation Army. Will lecture OH
Prison Lie" at the Salvation Army hall
tonight. This man has served six years
In the Kansas penitentiary, aud Is n
miracle OF the saving power of God. and "A
living witness to the adaptability of 5 ilva-
Ion Army methods To reach with the
gospel the wickedest ana worst.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
Pneumatic Shoe -Soles.

A novelty in footwear is shoe-sole
with IN air-cushion. The material form
ing the cushion is protected by suita-
bic rim. and the space is arranged so
that the pressure will be as nearly
equalized as possible. 1t is said that
the effect suggests walking on firm,
soft turf, or very thick carpet with
abundant lining OF course, the idea
has advantages, but needs further de-
velopment in order 70 be prac-
teal. The material must be very
thick TO be durable. and this
would add greatly to the weight OF
the shoe. For ordinary wear and hard
usage it would be expensive and cum
bersome. The idea is an excellent one,
but tough and light fabric is required
to make it applicable for general use.
IN. Y. Ledger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
GONE 10 CuICKAsHA.
Charlie Fe"hhe mer Leaves Wiehiia to Grow
Up with The sew Country.

Charles VI. Feclheimer left Wichita last
night for Cnlckashs, In the Indian Terri
tory, where he will make his future home
and enter the practice of law. Charlie
goes to his new home well equipped in his
profession. He was limited 20 the bar
in this county five years ago and ad-
mitted TO practice in the federal
court two years ago, at which
time lie was highly complimented
By Judge Riuer for his able mauH cement
OF a Case assigned to him, Ia legal circles
here he Is regarded as Il youEg gentleman
Of exceptional legal talent. and there is no
DOUBT but tDar he Will sOou get 10 he
front In the legal circles of the Indian Ter
ritorv Where he has done great deal of
business during the pasJ Two years
There is no Que ia Wichita that was
and all who know aim are
his friends and well wishers
He came here when an infant and during
all ,hese tweuty-four years he has lived in
Wichita. He attended the public schools
and, being bright aud ambitious young
tel Ow, he secured fac education. There
Is not prominent man or firm in the city,
financial, commercial or otherwise that
would not willingly recommend him Tor
anything or give him any support ne may
desire. His ambition is TO go into the ter
rltory ana grow up w til the country, AS he
undoubtedly will. Hosts of friends here
regret his departure and hope to hear of
his continuous welfare at his new home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Another well filled hous- greeted Prof
Jones tie Maori Mssm-rlst at the Craw-
ford gragi last night, aui not 4 soul va.
disappointed from The first pass u the
professor AT 80 until the curtain went
down ~ II O'Clock and there was c
thu Us Uurpsr OF MIR d HaI Taught, q.
One would .hiBk that two and ose-hs 10
hour i q long ilme IoT tu eHtrTta nm n {
Of THIS kind bu- such = 40, - Css-. raer
J. 10 sameuss~, always something new aB!
- the evening PASSES AVA one becomes
more interested aud scarcely rea.Iz-s tuat
Il ! ! O'Clock when you are 0>trrrI 0Ir.
l. = uuc q he question u t.e>Crio % tl-s-
Entertainments, IN detail l. = sao~
" .chit, may .eei pgo4i u and the plo-
.es>or deserves congratulations GA hss
wonderful success Wherever he NAV z
~ viii surely carry TIE good Will VI
" c6ita Theatre goeTs.
I0niSh;> PROGRAM viii lie oEe :tst Wi.
b. OF a chNraci CT thai viii h-.ns forth the
commentator II every one present New
features will ~ introduced aud a crowded
house Is anticipated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
Pineapple Preserves.

Select large, fresh pineapples, per
fectly ripe; have very sharp knife.
pare and slice the fruit round about
half an inch thick. remove all of the
eyes. Allow pound and quarter Of
best graduated sugar TO one pound of
fruit. Put into a lass jar layer of
sugar and then layer of fruit until
the Jar is filed. Make the layers Of
sugar very thick or you will have a
quantity left when the fruit is all laid
in. Cover the jar close and set il in q
very cold place. This will keep per-
fectly and the taste of freshly sugared
pineapples year afterward. These
are made without boiling.
Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
The Old Brick Oven.

There is one old7tashioned thing
which we would do well to return to,
and that is the brick oven of our grand.
mothers Any one who has yard can
have brick oven, and it will require
no more fuel than a stove TO do a big
baking. In hot weather the heat can
be kept out of the house, and last, but
not least. there is flavor about any
thing baked in a brick oven that can
not be equaled. 1t is poor economy to
be forever baking. We all know the
woman who is perpetually stirring up
a cake" or baking a few biscuit Inn
providence is born in her blood; if sup
piled with visions by the wholesale she
would always manage to be out of
something Womankind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
AS TO BABIES AND CATS.
. Compa rison Which should BE Instructive
TO Mothers.


TO Mothers.
"She didn't kiss the baby" and a
rerv good thing she didn't. The baby
has hard enough time as il is without
going outside the family circle for ca
resSes; 50 don't say it reproaehfully.
say il with joy. You know how il IS
with kittens-thev mustn't tie handled
100 much If YOU want "ratters." But
the baby is passed from grandma TO
Third Cousin Maria; ne IS tickled.
tossed. squeezed. poked and kissed IN
til the marvel Is where the world gets
is human ''ratters." To be sure. there
! here and there an independent baby.
baby VINO holds ali promi>cuous cud-
1iiDcs in righteous scorn. He X not a
popular baby lreformers never are YOU
don't oare toss him. You hesitate be-
lore trottinC him. ana Won would no
more think of burving your face in the
Iatin folds OF his pink neck than if he
we're young gentleman Of years in
stead of months. Mamma and grand
gamma call his lustv and rehcllious
sells Spuak." diplomatic relatives get
put Of i with wise mods and the some
what ambiguous remark that the
world viii hear from him yet" And
20 it does generally. A babv born
with sufficient firmness Of character 10
regulate the familiar.ties OF iatilnates
viii be pretty certain TO have voice
in the worlds affairs later on, and "a
some purpose II there are abu-es 20
be done away with-Tats 70 oe caught,
- Il were-he'll ne keen on che scent.
IL doesn't seem a. II < would take
anything bey0ud an ordinary endow-
ment Of common sense 20 see that Z
handling j bad for kittens. = i ten
times worse for babies The average
vell-mannered infant accepts the
squeezings and tossing as peculiar con-
dItions Of an existence he Is too Young
70 understand. and 20 late i ne from
angel land that he even ventures a
goo goo" after peculiarly tryinr
squeeze. This we take as Indicative Il
enjoyment. aad we squeeze again; e
&c protests we look. tor Pin-surely.
nothing but pin would make or
'owrsev downsey" cry when MS lt;le
stomach was full. i re s,il nurnzrs.
we tosS him But IL ne lives through
wat would xii n!ne.Y-Avcs :. 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
Liberty WAS SHORT.
L. =. Elliott Beirre~tcd and in jail Att.
Havin. completed 1hrcc ic.r I,rm

L. =. Elliott Hearre-ted and IN jail After
Having ,ompIsted a 1hrec Year I,rm.
l.. f. Il lott. the L Iited States prisoner
who ESCAPED from the Leavenwor,h jail
last Monday. was placed III the county jail
yesterday by deputy United States
marshal. Elliott had just finished "a term
of three years Imprisonment at the Kansas
penitentiary. where lie WAS sent for crook
edues- in postOffice matters. He was re-
leased Monday, Dnt only had few hours
!Ioerty wnen lie was rearresjed and pItc- a
in the county jail at Letvenworth. Dur
ing the night he MADE his escape aud wa.
cIp'ured at the Juuct on between L-aveu-
W nth and Kansas City. Mr.. EllIO;t was
seen at the county j'il lsst night auu said:
Il am unable 10 say under what charge |
am arrested this time. but | expect will
soon find out i reside at HousJin. Tex.
and bad intended II go there. | have
nothing To say about the former charges
for which | paid penalty by being com
PEELED 10 dig coal 500 feet beneath the
ground. was greatly surprised at being
rearrestedh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
GROCERIES TAKE \ FALL,
shelving a, hurph's Grnccry House Gives
Nay-Dsmaae About $500,

There was general smashup at Muir
phys Grocery store, l22 West Dougl4s
aveuUe, last evening at o'clock. The
entire shelving on the east side of the
room gave way aud fell with the contents
10 he floor. The shelves were flied with
glassware, queeusware aud camel goods
1t is supposed that the shelves were TOO
heavily loaded at the top and tue strain
had oosened the fastenings and they fell
forward TO he floor. On the counters were
two large show cases one of which WAS
smashed. The store room appeared As
though cyclone had passed through IL.
Tue loss was estimated at between ESQ
and 500 The glassware, queensware aud
liquid IN bottles were "a complete loss. IL
is said that he same shelving fell once be-
fore when Williams x Nessly occupied the
building. Workmen were busily engaged
last evening in replacing the shelving.
" hen the shelving fell W. ID. Murphy
was hit upon the leg, while his son JOINT
was struck on the lip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
DONALDSON IN KANSAS.
CslCweil's Defauting Assistant POstmaste:
Located Mar Garnet.

A gentleman was in the city yesterday
who brought some Interesting infOrmh-
tlon concerning the whereabou 5 of Walter
Donaldson who, il will be remem beTed
l~f' Caldwell about a year ago with about
81 600 of the funds Of the postoffice in
which he was assistant postmaster. IL
was given out som. months ago that
Walter had taken "a boat ;it New Orleans
Tor Sou n America. tut thar WAS probably
a mistake {, his wherrab bouts have since
been ascertained and himself PERSONAL y
identified. A; the time Walter was as
sIstantaut postmaster Of Caldwell there
was young man in Dr.. Gabb-rJ's drug
store who knew him well This Young
man afterwards moved to G,ruet:. ksn :,
where he accepted a position III the
post oihce. \ f.w weeks ag1 he
was surprised to see young ID madison
enter the postoffic- and call for mail Im-
mediate mutual recognition followed, but
Donaldson did not tarry long but rapidly
left the postoffice. A little Investigation
on the part OF the clerk revealed the fact
that Do aldson had recently bought forty
acres OF land near Garuett and had turned
IL into chicken ranch. The sheriff OF
Anderson county WAS informed aud lie
went out to the chicken ranch wIere he
met Donaldson and asked him 10 come to
town with him. Donaldson consented.
LltChed up his team aud alter starting
towards town with the sheriff ne asked the
Latter TO hold the team while he returned
"A few hundred yards 10 tI- up mui- that
was loos- on he place. The sheriff con-
sentei. Donaldson drove the mule back
of barn and while thus out of
sight of the sheriff skipped ont and has not
been seen since. Investigations followed
and goods We're found in DonaiisoG's
house thoroughly identifying HIM. All
the facts OF bis travelling about have been
ascertt aimed by Caldwell parties anl tne
story will be Published in the local papers
here tHis week. Ii has also been ascer-
iaiued that Donaldson has been getting
Caldwell paper under an assumed name
since he left and has kept himself thor
oushly posted about the doings at home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
FOOTBALL

Today the big football game will he
played. Sterling, the Princetun~ OF the
west ard Lewis Academy, the Iales OF
Kansas, will test their skill.
This game has been looked forward to by
az lovers of foo: ball with much en-
tbusiasm. Preparations have been made
to accom- modate tie large crowd that Will
srtend The game The street car company
will run extra cars 10 the fair grounds 81
very one will be accommodated in ;hat
way.
The PLAYERS of the Lewis are Davidson.
,enter; Dowd, right guard; Neal, left
guard; Lemon. right tackle; McLaughlin,
left tackle: Phillips, right end; Reed. left
end: Griffith, quarter; Hess, lett half back
Boone. right half back. and j. NJ. Nc
lsug lin, full back The boys have had
two weeks hard practice preparatory Tor
tEls csme, and If possible they intend not
10 get tie worsi of il. Professor LUjz, the
new PLY steal director OF the \. II. G. A &.
who has seen the II trvSrd- Yale match and
''her big games, will referee. Don't fail
T. zee the kings of the Canvass jacket
chase the pigskin''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
COLD WAVE.
How They Come and all About Then

How They Come and all About Them
The cold wave signal Of the weather
bureau i a white fl ~ with a black square
in the center. This Is hoisted whenever
the temperature Is expected To flll IS de-
grees or more and to 81 degrees or lzss, /. e:
IL Oh any day the temporal ure i % d.
grees aud l. expected TO fall i Ge 5rees nv
the next day no cold wave signal would be
displayed. because fall "a Is degrees
would not brln- the temperature down 10
b degrees. Ia each case the temperature
must fall to - degrees or below. aud there
must be fail Of Is degrees or more. And
moreover II il not considered ju-tiiict-
ton Of cold waye signal to have the tenn
perature Is degrees lower on any morning
than II WAS the afternoon before. Alter
noon temporal ure> must be compared With
afternoon temporal ure>, moTuIn, Win
morning aud night win night tempera-
lures. As the u>us range of temperature
on any day 5 bout - ue-ress, Il viii bo
readily seen WHY these ri e. are made.
During the last cold wave the tempera-
:uUe tel from - on the afternoon ~ tie
l5t 10 $ degrees. on the afternoon Of the
och tail "i A. degrees: or from IL de
ggees he loves, on h l5tHe To 3 ie-reeS
(tne lowest GA the Io-nJ a tai Cf 10 degrees
aud below 3 dvErees. Ihu- Iu>uIyIug he
display Of the cold wave sisaaI
The high temperature OF the afternoon
Of the is IA was due t. the oW bsUan-tri-
cal press IRE then prevailing over tins par
# She country, a> Though tue AR Uv-T u
were not 50 dep. TgIs was followed ay /,
hisn atmospheric wave cau-it-, rapid n
crease of the barUmetrc pressure aui q
rsp.d thrush OF cold aud heavy air from
be ORTIZ To fill the partial vacuum, thus
causing a sud zen ana marked Ia. ia tenn
persture. EOr he weird over, summer %
winter, n high barometer. !. E. heavy at
mospnerlc pressure. i. always accompanied
by low temperatur'. and vice versa, low
barometer, Is always accompanied by
warm weather. And II ureuyer storms
ami cold waves move around tue eartn a.
WINS frnnl Inc M->f fnNnr.is The cas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
RusINEs, MEMS MEETING.

A gOo1ly number OF the business men OF
W ichlta were present last ulgnt at the Y y.
NJ {. a. building to witness the physical
training exercises given by the director,
Mr.. LUZ At the close Of the exercises
the following well-kuOwn business and
professional men joined the class: ". +
5 aDley, Ii. II. Dewey, Robert VI. Pratt,
trauk Nighswonyer. James j. Parks, II. G..
Petri, Robert VI. Maxwell. A V. Alex
ander, i. Higginson, j. VI. Moore. j. NJ.
Richardson. L. ). Naflzser. g. &. Purdue.
George f. Campbell, Charles Lawrence r.
Z. Murdoch. ). 5. Noble. l.. e. Whittier,
Jamlson Allison, Henry W. Rnle, A. s.
Parks. Charles Z. Potts. II. H. Scott, f.. IL.
X JDins.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished 10y The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records in tile register OF deeds Office
show the following transfers:
John Hancock Mutual Life ms Co
tract 52xi40 fl com 30 feet of he
cor lot - Fifth ave Mesd's d. ... $1,000
(. Scbilluy lots 80 to % Wellesley
ave Falrmount 81 add wd . 1000
] (. Bryan lots TO 10 Lswrence ave
10 "a Main st and To % Water
81 all Buckeye add wd ... 4G7
Amount mortgages released. ....... I0OJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

Judge Red. in sp-aAiug of the reversal
OF his decision IN the paving case by the
Supreme court. said today:
Il am heartily reiolc-G that the cases
have been reversed, however much pride
a. ladg- may have in my dec sions do
not estimate my record as ju i:e when
the Interests OF a Whole community are IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
CHRISAN THt.MCM FAIR,
IL WIN be Continued To-day and This Evening
tod ,iuSc " III be Had

Owing o the inclemency of the weather
the attendance yesterd ~ az The fsir. which
il being held III The Sedgwlck block, was
small. many being prevented from attend
ing For this reason aud at the urgent
request of large number Of citIZeus the
managers have Concluded TO continue the
fair over today and toui-ht No exhibits
.wili he removed end visitors will fad
everything there as would ID found on the
first day OF the show. All the premium
cut flowers will be on sale ia the evening
Every person SHOULD not fail 10 attend IT, e
fair today and witness the finest eXhioi-
ton of hot house plants ever placed on eX-
nib ton III he state.
Eehl-ison's band will he in Attendance
both afternoon and evening. aud discourse
music which will be enjoyed by all. The
showing maze by the amAteur j. sur
prise 10 all visitors and has placed the
IL 'r.cuiturl>ts on their metal. l. is hoped
that All visitors from tie county and aG-
joining towns will make 1t point 10 be
on hand and see the exhibition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
Cruelty Enough.

Lawyer-If you can prove cruelty on
your husbands part, madam, it will be
easy TO get a divorce.
Mrs. Footlites.-Cruelty! Is mt il
sufficient that he opposes my divorce.
though he knows I'm going on the
stage? Its too cruel for anything!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

volved. urgently advised that the cases
be appealed hoping that the supreme court
might reverse their former decisions no
lawyer on earth can doubt but what they
have so done Supreme courts often re-
trace their steps when they see the error
of heir former rulings, and that is right
aud commemorate. They are common
clay like the rest of US and in the nature
of things are not infallIbe."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

FIco-"Wha; would be your opinion Of a
man who borrowed ' C. yol one Gay and
cut YOU dead next time be net you F0cc
1t would not o. Necessary g give az
opinion when he had settled TIE matter thus
couciusiyely. "-BosteL Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

81 think I'll have to discharge you, "
said the ship to the cargo.
You wouldn't say SO if you weren't
loaded" the cargo responded and was
Immediately docked.-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

The Christians of Rome, from the
first persecution under Nero to the
tenth and last, under Dioclesian,
found the catsconbs a comparatively
safe refuge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

Highest honors at Chicago and CAL
ioruls Midwlu;er Fair were received by
DIR Prices Baking Powder. Makers of a
New York powder supposed TO contain
ammonia insinuate falsely that they got
an award
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

MISS FooTLIrE tpetulantlvl-"I don't see
why Or .nlrdiy wants to be always throw
ing stumbling blocks in the way of those
who are striving for cminenCe in the the
Rtrical profession" Heger-.'What has he
been doing now" Miss Footlite-'Advo-
eating the abolition OF divorce laws. But
fslo Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

American women are said TO be growing
taller. The effect of good cookiug-prs
pared with DIR. Prices Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

In the sunay south Dr.. Prices Cream
king Powder is pre-eminenty the house
LOIu faNorlte.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

TIE world is full Of berCars who co not
beg for money. Rams Horn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

To bridge the Atlantic ? As well might
try it as To equal the merits OF Dr.. Price :
Cream Baking Powder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
Chapman
g. Dalker.

We open the winter sea
son on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

Mr.. and Mr. George Veteran are now
st home at 237 North Market street.
II. A Hill Of the West Side. appears
among the EAGLES advertisers this morn
ing
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