The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-03

| William Ramsey was scooped into
! Justice Jones' court by Constable Forby
yesterday for disturbing the peace.
| Thomas Venom claims that William swore
! at him.
Arrangements are being completed to
have the ball game between the Coronado
| club and Hetriuger's colts at Riverside
park. The grounds viii be put in elegant
condition.
A Wilbur was brought before Judge
Tucker yesterday charged with disturbing
| the peace. The complaining witness Is
! Charles L4ughmilier who alleges that
| Wilbur came at him with an ak.
The case of the state OF Kansas against
| Ida Nicely in Justics keenan's court was
continued until today. Tnis Is the woman
whom her husband charges with endeav-
oribg TO break in the door of a dwelling.
Miss Minnie McKibben who was elected
librarian of the city library, took charge
for the first today Both she and the
former librarian. Miss Martin, were very
busily eusa ged all the day invoicing the
books on hand.
Mrs Colonel Louis Weitzel successfully
passed through a surgical operation at her
old home in Cincinnati. The colonel was
with her At the time. A letter bears the
information that she expects to be out in
two Or three weeks.
The address tonight at the Central
Christian church will be replete with
words Of wit and wisdom falling from the
lips of noted talker. The evenings en-
TREATMENT will prove more than usually
bright and instructive.
Harry L. Gordon is the proud father of
a bouncing boy who tips the beam at S
pounds The mother is doing well while
the happy father is giving vent to bis JOY
in the indiscriminate circulation of highly
favored cigars and chewing gum.
The close Of this week will find twenty
to twenty-five Wichita people at HanitOu
Springs. Colo, aud all or them stopping at
the Graham House. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Graham, formerly of this city. are so we'll
and favorably known TO Wichita people
that they all go TO the Graham.
A man named Atherton was arrested
yesterday by Officer Sutton for stealing a
sack of sugar from the Rock Island
grocery. Anterior commenced to work in
the store yesterday morning and the pro-
prietor estimates that if he had kept him a
week longer the new clerk would own the
store.
Ed Bapgess was placed in Jail Sunday by
the police. Ed was charged with petit
larceny. He was captured on Fourth ave-
nue. where he it is charged be took away
from female a dollar which he had given
her. Clarence Mobley was also put in be-
cause it is charged that he was in some
way connected with the transaction.
Very few of the delegates to the Demo
cratic convention lett for Topeka last
night owing to the uncertainty of the
running o. trains to bring them back, and
ID ,mocrats have holy horror of such a
dry" town rs Topeka. All the delegates
to the colored Pop convention went, not
caring very much whether the trains will
run or not.
During June the average temperature
this year was 20. which is 3 degrees above
the normal. The temperature reached 101
on the 9th and it went up TO 100 on the
295h and 30bh. The rainfall was 9. 43 inch
es, which not only is the tig hest on record
at this Office, but also is 4 IS inches above
the normal. Rain fell on 10 days and on
the 2lst 407 inches fell. A fall of 2 30 or
more inches in one day Is considered ex-
cessive
Nef's Macabees band will play at the
corner of Oak street and Fourth avenue
on Friday evening. This Is the regular
band concert for which the business men
OF the city have engaged the band. So far
at each concert rain has followed the
sweet strains aud Neff has now closed
bargain TO furnish rain once week or no
pay. He says 'the music forms storm
ceuter, which is all any raiumaker endeav-
ors to obtain.
Preceded by a full band of seventeen
rode in half a dozen wagons, ornamented
with the national colors, TO Linwood park
yesterday where Father Then had twenty
gallons of ice cream, and half ton of
cake for them, while the sisters of the |
school further filled the measure OF their |
happiness by treating them to 100 pounds |
Of peanuts, fifty pounds of candy ana lem |
onade without limit. The children had
great day.
A large number of the deaf mutes OF |
w ichita aud the surrounding towns are |
going to have picnic, games aud sports at |
park or Riverside park on the |
Fourth. Rev. Job Turner prominent |
preacher of StauntOn, Va. will /
he present and viii preach to them at the |
First NJ. +. church tonight. He Is about /
- years old aud resembles the late Henry 4
Ward Beecher. He has hosts of promi- |
nent friends among the United States 1
presidents, senators, congressman, govern |
Drs. and railroad Dresidents