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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
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Saturday last was orr banner
day in all departments, our sodt
sales exceeding by far that OF any
previous day an day long one
store presented the appearance f
beehive, aud our force Was
nearly, if not quite unequal 10
the occasion.
What accounts for IL? We
have heard number OF theollot
advanced, and are sometimes st
loss TO offer an EXPLANATION our
selves. IL can't be the flash
times. for our competitors without
exception all complain Of hard
times, dull trade, scarcity az
money, etc. while our business
keeps steadily increasing.
But what is IL? Can 70 b
luck. location. capital. good looks,
popularity, ability 10 maze aud
keep friends, desire u please,
large stock, reasonable prices.
quality OF goods handled. courtesy
to customers. attrsctiytness of
store, postage stamp, advertising,
superior business ability, all q
any one of thesei Then wAa
isit?
II order to satisfy our-elves.
and at the same timo give the
school children Of our city q
chance Ia obtain something for
nothing. we have decided tp aiTsr
q pre- for the hes; AID aer9al
best written article, limited t. To-
words, Getting forth the reason o.
reasons for the phcE9meua!
growth ri our husluess. The
prizls viii be tw0 in number n 4
viii consist respectively a. Zoe
and - Free soda Water Tickets
which. il used 5ud.c.onsly, VIII
allow tie fortunate winler- -
drink pure beautiful soda fsTcr-
81 with fruit I1ices, for one entire
season
Prizes will be- awarded by two
competent Judges end tie sue
cessfui ones will h. feps51acei iu
the EAgLE a.. communications
must be addressed q us, au1 b.
written or one side 81 She n-rsr
only Competition 70 eb se oas
week from today.
You're i5r pure drugs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
The aaaieha ay Eagle: dueaesdas yorums auly t. 1884

Miss Ne;tie Derby southwest of the city
The event va Ih honor OF Mr. Grant
Heilar % Tacoma. Wash. The occasion
will long be remembered.
Clint Chureh was placed in prison last
night aud the charge of disturbing the
peace was placed against him. It Is al
le:sed tEat ne struck 1Ora McClatock
with feuc- picket on the ear. At Que
time the two were friends aud now they
are not and at any rate NcCiintock wears
a swollen ear
Mr. \. c. krsitzer. one OF Mclean conn
IS, Illinois. best farmers, WAS tEe guest OF
NJ. Z. Burwell the Dast week. Mr.. hreItZeT
i highly pleased with the crop prospects
on his Kansas farms. he viii have over
D. 600 bushels of wheat aud oats alone lie
has decided 10 move here this fall or
winter. He was accompanied by his sister,
Mrs William Hefke, who will also move
here soon.
While Charles Busby and two friends
We're driving up Douglas avenue last
night one of a crowd o. grown up boys
just east o. Market street threw a cannOa
frecrackeI Just 10 front OF the horse. The
animal reared almost upright. whir!ed
around, aud descending dIsDed the wheel
OF the buggy. broke the DASHBOARD aud
axe. and tumbled ne occupants onto the
pavement with the usual bumps aud
scratches
Yesterday was the day for ioiteTers in
tue city Jail There were IN all eight
brought IN for lettering, besides the seven
brought in the day before. When Bedford
Woods went into the cell 10 talk viii
them, he noticed "A pair of very large rim
med spectacles wv hat are those?' from
him was responded TO with Those belong
TO the man who went blind looking for
work" These men are not after work.
Their names are "a follows: Caarles
Mccoy. Charles Roberts. James Goodwin.
William Farrell. q. b. " wade, Elmer War
renbury, Pierce Doyle aud Alber1 Jones.
The German Ladies Independent Aid
Society extend thanks for donations and
favors received for their lawn fete TO c. =.
Cox, Lehman Higginson Grocery Co,
StahI & Gathers, A. &. Husey. Payne x
Andrews, {. |. Fuller, Boston Store, Geo.
knorr Nicbits News Co. MuusOu Il Me
Namara. W. Norris, Chapman & Walker.
:. L. Noyes Co, Dick Frank, Ii GehrIng,
Goldsmith Book Co.. +. Wilkie. {. Richt
Candy Kitchen. Santa Fe Bakery, triz
zell's. C.. a. Gates, Pierce Furniture Co,
FInlay Ross. Odd Packing House, Mis-
souri, Pacific r. r., Crystal lee Co. c.
Gore. Turley Second Hand Store. street
Car Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
NORMAL NOTES.
enrolment is now 300.

The enrolment is now 260.
This session is remarkable for the num-
Der of young members. the more advanced
pupils from the country schools.
The Lewis Academy is commencing
itself as a retreat from the heat, if not the
burden, of the day. The rooms are deiici-
ously cool during the morning hours.
The primary work is receiving eXtraor-
binary attention, but still the Importance
of such special work is not properly re-
allied by many. 1t should he understood
that in the mere matter of grades it is
likely TO be as advantageous to the appli-
cant for a certificate as any other branch
of the work.
Dr. Hoss addressed the institute on the
subject of spelling reform for the purpose
of calling attention to the senate resolu-
tion, now pending, to require the public
printer TO use the twenty-four joint rules
of amended spelling. A petition will be
presented in a short time part of the
concerted action of the friends of spelling
reform throughout the union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04

Yesterday Harris & Nermillion made
application in the district court for a re-
ceiver for the Sedgwick block as attorneys
for Z gar Harding of Boston. who has d
mortgage upon it for 500, 900 and some
three or four thousand dollars accumu-
lated interest.
Ed Vail happened to be in the court
room at the time aud Judge Reed conceived
the happy thought that be would De the
proper man for receiver. and he at once APP
pointed him, greatly to Mr.. Wallis aston
ishment aud surprise.
The receivership is to some extent
conditional, and will not take
absolute effect until about Au-
gust l. In fact there is some conten-
ton as to the date when the receiver is to
take charge Of the property. Mr.. Harding
wants him 70 go in IL lY 30, so as to collect
the July rents while the other side do not
want him to take charge until August 3,
presumably because they would like to
have the monthly collections themselves.
IL Is almost necessary for the receiver to
have the July rents so as 20 be able to pay
the accumulated back taxes before Septem-
Der, when. it is understood. the property
will be sold unless the axes are paid.
Last March d conditional sale of the
building was made to Mr.. McCausb-
land OF St. Louis. The trade depended
on the ability of Mr. McCaushlaud TO dis
pose of some Illinois lands, and he was
given till May TO close the deal MAY
came, and being unable TO sell the Illinois
property, further time was given him.
Recently MIR. Nermillion, on behalf of
Mr.. Harding, went To St. Louis 20 look up
the prospects of a consumation of the
deal and he reported unfavorably
When Mr.. McCaushland purchased the
property he formulated some great plans.
He was going to supply the building with
a $4,000 law library aud make
it rookery of law offices,
for of course every lawyer would
want to be near the law library. 1t was
also reported that he had arrangements
made to have three of the ground floor
buildings occupied by an immense dry
goods store.
TIE building is estimated to have cost
$3.50, 00J When Mr.. Vail takes charge Of
il he will commence retrenchment of the
expenses which are said to be enormous.
IL is said the annual water bill alone is
81, 200. or over So per day,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
PuRsuEp a. az EAClE.
a Huaters T1pericEc> Wen Two sirds
the F.saua Of Yen

a Huater's Tzpe-icEc> wen Two sifds b
tn, I-land Of Sezo-
While travelling alone 0u borscb acA
through the island Of Iez0. the homo
Of tn. Alma. Mr. SAVAGE Lando~ saw
two large eagles about two HUNDRED
yards ahead lie d.suounted. revolver
IN hand, and crept stealthily from rock
70 rock TIL he came close - ne pr
naclc rock on which thrT stood Even
then they were some hfty yards q say.
and it vas idle for h4m g. Gre lie
pecpcd over the rock, the birds saw
him. ana one q them fese away Inc
other stood Still with It's piercing sves
hxcJ ugou him. til he pot wlthi8 -four
yards lie fred two shots Bsiu -
them went through tle eagles breast
and the Big Ulr4 came down heavily on
is hack Mr. Lander says.
In us last c0u~uls.oas it made oes
perste EFFORTS 20 clutch me with 10.
long. sharp claws; 5at t-o more zGo-s
finished 4.
Then the male bird which man
while had been leee-ioinr circles IN tae
sly over my head. plunged co~r 90
me with .arreei o.c Sc .oc-tr emp. 80
TIRE last CHAMBER 81 ug revolver in-o
him .1st a. the wisd 81 i4ls large sTtsrf
made ny eyes tvs.r6.e. aul o. aso.c
tus grip ~ lis oz-ssre-cEet c.avFz I 1al
% cover a.y face T-lta M lef; arr-
--Tas report stE4n-l him. AID Eoy
ping t.s wings 10 r1=e again 80 ressa1s
ba e.rcliIg orar ms heal. leaving a .e-s
o. A-s featle-- faat.ae sr SIC ar
% reloaded ou.csss. au4 every TN.
h ATTACKED me he 4a- received z..a
vc.icv Angtae- bullet went tarorzl
ha sing. aai his fzst became so
steady BE fezv % dstfaut Gig AS
SEIZED the opportunity - pick FL. i1s
dead bird z8a lash g 20 the saddle
Thea Ezouatef M poaT asa arsz3
/ rode @ita ny prey Iae m..s --
followed snc fo- a'es ar ,nles al.
n9s azd thr1 r-d tp Gre 81 ke-p ass-
- a resne a5ls lsstsrce
-tt .aet i4c g@re 2 the pr-sa g a-s
ny ce.igh: WIS 5tau-e-se --.e1. snstess
~ seeing alz orcr z-~ hea5. Tr1af u
p51zoe oa ae ~ any nsnuest sa-s .
s-.l 3 lrsppear tsh.az. tar clE av-uz
rapidly t1t rnst~adNF bees - -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
. players lined up as follows:
TENNIS TOURNAMENT TO-DAY.

The doubles Will be played first. COM
mcncing at IL. m. Five or SIX teams have
entered. Kelly aud Ldrimer will play to-
getAer rs will AnawalL and MOffat Dean
and Walter Vincent make third team,
while Pierce ana Cash are in it for blood.
Several other players will be on hand aud
it l. probable Uhat two or three other
teams will DE formed George Rogers and
Allan Davis will represent the West Side
contingent.
The singles will begin shortly before
nocn, playing off the preliminary round,
Afternoon play will begin promptly at 80
as there are three prizes in singles aud the
large number OF entries will make il
long battle.
Ladies and gentlemen interested in the
game are very cordially invited to be pres
ent. Chairs will be provided TO make visi-
tors feel ut home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Updike lecture will occur on Friday
night instead of Tuesday night, as an
nounced yesterday.
Installation of officers will take place at
Queen City lodge No. 296. l. o. o. F.,
Thursday evening July ). Members at
tend.
Regular meeting of Elizabeth lodge No.
TO- D. of r., tonight. A full attendance is
desired. limitations of officers postponed
Till the third Wednesday in the month.
The meeting of the board of directors Of
the Wichita Children's home will he held
Thursday at a. m. A full attendance is
desired as the revision Of the constitution
is to be acted upon. Please note change
of time to forenoon. Mrs. j. l.. Dyer sec
rotary,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
WOMEN.

A eoDLEss woman Is a moustrou.
woman.
MEN living without women. bv them
selves become savage and sinful.
TIE foundation al our national char
scter = laid by tho mothers Of the ma
ton.
We cannot talk o. superiority among
spheres and duties that are alike essen
tiaI.
MANI a woman does the work ~ her
life without being seen OF noticed by
the world.
THE world knows nothing, or does
not think, OF the fears. the pains. and
the anzieties inseparsbie from the
mothers Office
30 SWEET and 50 natural a thing :
pisty among women that men have
come 70 regard . woman without IL a.
strange, ifnot unhealthy. q. Hol-
land-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
RIYERSIDE PARK today,

The program for the Fourth at River
side is out There are eleven contests with
thirty five prizes of everything from gold
watch TO baby carriage. the list is too
long for reproduction but there is prom
Use of interest in many of them and fun IN
all of them. The entire day will be taken
up with various schemes the whole to con-
clude at night with fire works and an out
door platform dance The street cars will
run directly to the grounds, but for that
matter the distance is so short that the
walk will be an easy one. OF course, there
will be refreshment booths and lunch
tables. etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
NIORTIr AIRY.

Urselle Babb died at the residence of her
parents, 357 South Lulu avenue, yesterday.
She was one year old and died of menin-
gifts The funeral will be from the resi-
dence TODAY
Captain " II. Dorsey was buried from
his residence 1880 North Fourth avenue,
yesterday.
The infant Of J. True died yesterday at
the parents residence, fourteen miles west
Of this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
NOT A BIG FEE.
Attorneys Think Stanley a Hume We're Under
paid in the Whitaker Case.

y
paid in the Whitaker Case.
The article in Sundays EAGLE concern
ing the big fee received by Stanley q
Hume for their legal services in the
Whitaker case was the subject of some
conversation among the attorneys at the
court house yesterday. One man said TO "A
reporter: You fellows thought that was
big fee. didn't you? Well. it wasn't so
big after all | think they should have
about s. 600 more John Hume spent
eight months working night and dag in
that case, and the result is that it broke
down his health so completely that he wss
compelled to retire. / think it was small
fee considering the amount involved,
which WAS 5000, COO. The attorneys on the
other side OF the case got a lee that WAS
much larger in proportion. II was, too.
a fee given 10y private I5 contract,
awarded by Judge Reed Then again
Stanley x Hume paid st. Louis attorney
that assisted them 81 600, leaving them
selves only 5000. which was not very
much more for suit involving 5000. 600
than tue other attorneys got Tor u 81 600
suit II | WAS Judge Reed | would give
them the ZOO they asked Tor which
would equaiiZe the matter so that the
Wichita attorneys received each as much
as the st. Louis lawyer. for they did all
the work in the case. IN take private
fee every time in preference to fee
awarded by the court. | wouldn't work
as John Hume and w. T. Stanley did ia
that case for double the fee a man can't
attend TO Il suit Involving $500. 600 for
what he would charge for suit OF $40 600.
He has heavier attorneys TO meet on the
other side and consequently has greater
work TO do in preparing his case 10 make
il invulneTable. "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
SALVATION ARMY INTEREST.

The summer number OF 1.-THE Con-
oueror," the monthly magazine of the Sal
vatiou army, is out for July. Its cover
brilliant red. The number is full of inter-
esting things pertaining 20 the army
aud contains a number Of fine pictures
1t has a contribution by Commander Bal
lingtou Booth on the Sun OF RighIous-
ness" the celebration Of General Booths
Jubilee in London and the American cele-
bration are treated of.
The army" is going TO build a taber-
nacle in Wichita We believe the work is
to commence Immediately. There is no
town or city in the state where the army is
treated with more consideration or greater
respect, every body wishing them we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
Common sense Not fontrz.

"In looking out OF doors do you no
tice how bright Is the green Of the
grass and the leaves?" asked an elderly
gentleman Of little girl whose home
he was visiting.
Eyes sir"
"Whv does it appear so much bright
er ct this tine9' he next asked. looking
down upon the bright, sweet face with
tender interest.
Because ma has cleaned the window,
and YOU can see out better, she said
Pittsburgh Dispatch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
pEBs KNOW HERE.
he Was in the Same Class ~ School With urs
Robert Black.

All great people are known in Wichita,
including Eugene Debs, the Napoleon OF
strikes, as the boys are now calling him.
Mrs. Robert Black of the Manhattan no.
tel went TO the same school with him and
for some time they were in the same class.
She knew him for many years at Terre
Haute where he was born thirty mine years
ago.
Fred Mancourt also knew him well for
many years at the same place. From what
could be gathered Mr.. Debs has always
been a bright fellow and showed
IL i'll many ways during his school days.
Mr.. Mancourt also said that he was gener-
ally well thought of and married one of
the prominent young ladies of the city.
He Is not what might be termed a railroad
man as he s.rved only about year 10
connection with the Ndndalia road. His
principal occupation was in the mercan-
tile line being in the employment OF Hull
man & Co. for many years. He Is OF
French extraction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
Not To BE Believed.

"Bagley told straight story OF tlse
stand. and ! think ne mad won the jury
over 10 him
How was II then. that the verde
was against him.
The lawyer for the other SIDE estat
Iished the fac; that Bagley had Il
years been weather prophet "-IHdg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
ED VAIL APPOINTED
SEDGWICK BLOCK GOES INTO RE-
CEIVER'S HANDS.

Recent Sale Fell Through on Account
of Inability to Dispose of Illinois
Lands-Property Owned by St.
Louis Parties Some Con-
tention as to When Re-
ceiver Is to Take
Charge-C0ul1n't
Meet Original
Mortgage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
BASE BALL.
Olathe Mutes Defea.e at Fair Grounds Yester
day by Pets.

A good sized audience were treated to
some ball playing yesterday ut the fair
grounds, which if continued tomorrow
will bring out the largest crowd of the
season. The game was between the
mutes of Olathe, who have always born
reputation for ball playing, and Hender-
sons Pets. The game opened with
Ingram in the box for the visitors aud
Ovens for the Pets. Both of these pitch
ers are on the cyclone order and the spec
tators were treated to some ball twirling
seldom seen. Ingram received poor sup
port behind the bat or the score would
have been somewhat different The way
the air was pounded in striking at his
curves is supposed to have agitated it
sufficiently to bring on rain shower be-
fore morning. Owens did steady work
throughout the game and was well sup
ported.
There were several brilliant plays made
the base running of Ingram and the
base work of Wauneka deserves special
mention.
The pl ayers lined up as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
SCREkN LAW,
Mr.. Helm Appointed 10 Help % Prosecute
Operatives Under l.

Yesterday Mr.. A. +. Helm OF the law
firm Of Hatton & Helm received a tele-
gram from Governor Lewelling appointing
him to proceed vt once. GU behalf OF he
state, TO Crawford county there TO assist
the county attorney IN prosecuting mine
operators for the violation of what !
known as the screen law which WAS q pet
Pcpulist measure passed during the SEES
sion of the last legislature At the request
of the eastern Kansas coal miners The
Iaw is said TO be unconstitutional aud the
legislature was so informed during its con
sideration. but Lewelling and his friends
requested that IL be passed aud they would
father and support IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04

''Nar7.- said the sick man % his wife
when the doctor pronounced y p case q
small pox- Z sny Of my creditors cal,
tell them that I an a. last iu . condi-
tioa 20 gave them something -,Inizs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04

carrying the passengers for these two
roads in and ont OF Kansas City and Chi
cago between which cries it accepts Rock
Island and Alton transportation. Il car
ried hundreds of passengers for these lines
yeSferEay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
SANTA re AIDS oTnER ROADS.
IL Is Carrying rsssenses for the Rock Islznc
and Alton.

". y. Murdoch returned from Topeka
last evening. lie says that the Santa Fe
IS running ali its passenger trains n aud
out OF Chicago, as far west Is Trinidad
and Denver. Colo. Owing 10 the courts
protection. the Santa re is the only line
west Of Chicago, with perhaps one excep-
ton. that Is not tiei MP. Beth the Rock
Island and the Chicago and Alton are
epElrietely blockadsd Tue Santa Fe lie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
Wash Goods
Are FIOuriSllinG.

And why not! The
weather Is just right;
the goods are just right
And the prices. They
are drawing hundreds
OF buyers.
No one can make
lower prices than we
for the same quality of
goods. Seeing is be
lieving.
We close at noon to-
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
Chapman
s. Ddlker.

Just as we'll be ont of the world as ou'
Of style
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-04
IT HAS COMMENCED
ANOTHER INDEPENDENCE DAY
CELEBRATION BEGUN.

Promptly at Midnight the Small Boy
with His Fire Cracker Began His
Noisy Racket Several Local
Celebrations Today-Hays-
vile and Riverside the
Prominent Candidates
for the Crowd
Places of En-
joyment.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-05-30
Able EinanciarinR.

One of Spokane's bank presidents has
habit of taking an airing each even
ing on the front end Of a street car, ab-
sorbing ozone and throwing of the
cares Of business while chatting with
the motorman. The other night he met
a genius and his match. The story was
too good to keep and finally reached The
Tribune, which publishes it as follows:
After the usual exchange Of courtesies
the motorman said:
'Mr. Blank, you consider yourself a
financier, I suppose.
"Yes, !" replied the banker, 1T guess
I am, or could not hold my job"
well, you don't know anything
about financiering," the motorman
made bold to state "But my boss ire
ferring to the president Of the street car
company Is first class financier, he Is.
Why, do you know that every Sunday
he advertises for servant, and Monday
30 or 80 girls ride out to his house near
the end Of the line to get the place, but
find madam can't see them, SO they ride
back and repeat the journey several
times before they are finally told that
the old girl has decided to stay awhile.
Now that's flnanciering. Fifty cents
paid out for advertisements and $8 or 90
taken in for car fares to swell the an
nual dividends Of the boss company"
The banker saw the point told the
story on his friend, and the "boss" Is
looking for that particular motorman
with blood In his eye.