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The sun., 1894-03-10
sEyEy YEARS FOR MASsLAUGHrER.
AeKeansy Had Beea Assaulted By Carey
and Cst Carsy's Heart In Two.

MeKe.ssy Had Beea AsssuItss By Carey
a.a Cat C.-sy's Heart In Two.
Edward McKenuey. colored. who was con-
victed Of manslaughter In the second degree
in stabbing and killing Joseph Carey. also coll
ored. ths proprietor OF q poker room at
Minetta street. on Nov. IL. was arraigned yes-
terday for sentence MeKenney's knife cut
Carey's heart exactly In two
"McRenn-J." said Judge MARITIME. your
case presents some singular features You
bore an excellent character. and the gentle
man who had employed you for years as q por-
ter came upon the stand and testified strongly
in your behalf. Yet. q man OF your exemplary
character saw ft to frequent this disreputa BILE
POKER room at night. and TO eonsort with per-
sons who were unworthy associates. and to
this you may attribute your present
position. For some reason Carey. the
proprietor Of this poker room. ordered
SowsG Sp you SSS s1a beat and 2qs ysa He
that time he Was clearly transgressor OF the
law. and II you had then used whatever force
was necessary TO defend yourself you would
have been acquitted But you crossed the
street, drew "a knife seeretly. and challen eed
Carey to renew the hight When he approached
There are relieving circumstances In your
case. but you took human life and you ust
pAy the penalty. In view OF your previous
good character and the peculiar circumstance
OF this case, as well as the fact that you have
given valuable Information to the District At
not wish to refer to here. have concluded not
TO impose the extreme penalty. I sentence
you to state prison at hard labor for seven
years and seven months.
The sun., 1894-03-10
10 Brsor OF Prof DIE.

The centre OF interest at Columbia College
duTIng the coming week will lie the celebra-
tion Of the luOth anniversary Of the birth Of
Friedrich Christian Die. the founder OF the
modern study Of romance philologY. who was
born At Gissssn, In Hesse Darmstadt. on
March Is. 4 7tl. and died in 1915 The cels-
daT afternoon At the college FApeTs will he
read by representatives oi Harvard. Yale
johns Hopkins. Princeton. Colum bia, RutReTs
stevens Institute auu other colleges An ad-
dress will be delivered ~ President Low and
a. the oss ot the exercises reception will lie
given by President and MTA Low a. thair horna
The sun., 1894-03-10
4 TERROR WHES HE sLEEPA
n. Elderly Passenger Frtghts.r Fsik .. ns
Elevated Railroad Trstu.

ficNafo AnUrono hrntuL
A little old man frightened the lives nearly
out OF a score OF passengers on q Third ave-
nue. elevated railroad train yesterday after
noon. He got on at Fifty-ninth strsetsand,
taking one OF the cross seats. was soon sound
asleep When the train was about midway be-
tween Fourteenth and Ninth streets he sud-
denly jum mped up and let out shrek that
could be heard In the street below. Then he be-
gan dancing around and shouting like . crazy
man. Every one In the car got up. and the
women made rush for the door. most OF them
screaming at the tops OF their voices. A tall.
handsom ely dressed man sprang forward. and.
grabbing the man. pushed him into the seat
again. sit down." he said What do you
mean By frightening people like thatr'
The old man stared blsnkly at the stranger.
and began mumbling 70 himself Then he
shrieked again. at which the passengers who
were regaining their com pasurs made an other
bolt for the door. The tall stranger put his
hand over the old mans mouth. and By threat
ening to have him arrested. managed TO keep
him quiet until the train had left the Ninth
street station. Then he lesped into the aisle
and getting down on his knees. olasped his
hands together and began to pray. The
women gathered at one end OF tho car. pre-
pared to 6y at the 6rst hostile manifestation
on the part Of tho old man. Once more the
tall stranger plucked up courage enough to
make the disturber sit down No sooner had
he touched his seat than his head sank back
and his eyes closed
Ny God. tbe mans deadr' exclaimed a
nS%sP. .nS then Ss :. put Ii. f1 hsnd on 10 The
:. ., Nonsense" he said. In . relieved tone.
: He's sound asleep"
The people crowded around and looked at
the old man curiously.
I'll bet . dollar he was asleep the whole
time" said the tall stranger.
Darned II don Z believe you're right" put
In little man. who had until now taken good
care TO keep near the door.
=. I'm going to wait and see. any way" said
the tail man
During the rest OF the trip the old ian slept
peacefully. ana when the train reached the
CITY Hall station he was still In deep slu N ber
Last stopl All outv yelled the guard. but
NO one moved. Everybody was waiting to see
what the old man would do The guard went
up to him and shaking his arm said: Get up
there1 Last stop! City Hall and the bridge"'
The man awok with q start. sprang to his
feet. and look ed around in . Dswildered fash
lon. Hum" he said. guess I've been
Ys:; sqs.: you have" remarked tn. tall
:, The old. man looked up at this, and then for
j didn't disturb Jou. did f''' ''''H'' mr.
the other 9TH re s.sped; Veil. T T% dinssd" n".nfb Tbs
crowd smiled. and after apoloeizine profuseiy
me old man left the car and hurried to the |
bridge
The sun., 1894-03-10
TRIED TO RoB u. n. HARNESS. HOUSE
Nut the Maid Wss Too oaiek for the ThieG
Whom She Caught 0. the Act.

nut the Aais " - Toe oaick for the Tale &,
Whom She Caught IN tho Act.
A well-dressed man about 80 years old rang
the bell Of the residence OF II. B. Barnes, the
publisher. at East Forty-fourth street. res.
terday afternoon. and asked the maid, Kate
Whalen. for Mrs. Barnes. whom he said he de-
sired to SEQ personally. He explained that he
was about to deliver q series OF lectures and
wanted Mrs. Barnes to take some ticket The
servant left the man standing In the nall, out
when she returned she found MIN In the libra
~ He Was lust putting . silver pitcher In his
pocket The girl promptly snAtched IL out OF
his hand and he dashed out into the street,
- Coaehman johnson. employed by Charles
Robinson. who lives next door 10 the Barn eses
seeing the nan run out with the girl in pur-
suit. Iolned in the chase They ran into Fifth
avenue. and At Forty-third street Johnson
caught the fugitive. He was turn ed over 10 4
policeman, and later. in the lorkvllls Police
about TWENTY-FIVE pawn tickets were found on
him. rspresenting clothing. cAnes umbrsIlas.
and manv other articles.
one detective said he recognized the prIs-
oner As man who had been arrested beiora
and gave his name as Wilton LAcka. an evil
dent imitation OF the name OF a WE'LL EnoUn
actor Another oaieer said the man hung
held In $1,000 ball. "
The sun., 1894-03-10
Police TraasGsra.

Police Sergeant Charles RsIniseh was retired
yesterday after twsnty-six years' service. He
Is going to be customs Inspector PAtrolman
William RYAN resigned
Hthstsrs- nesaAn ade Of UniOH Market 70 EasE
~ 70 ~ set, klgndsMAn olf NsFaa PatrgIlnTn
hlll Am J. kerF. hssI lhiTtYGsEenEh strert 10 Ne
i9!ftelh street: Joseph CAssldy Hizh BFdge 20 asf
lO4ih street. alhlAm Dyer East Fif;ynr. ,tT,r' "a
h.ss'sii5.s; Jeas HaHsn. ks.bsrTJ sIrssIi0 NOS
os1fss Ja. obA hest slEtysiEhIL sirseI % Pr'grs
stset Eamuna Fqsyrs. Oh alp 10 Tat TEeniy. n G
gag aIsst AfLasl Barrett EAst snty-sscona 5rsSt
70 last E5shtJ.slEhth sIssl JohR aETan NEdison
sHeyL 70 E4AI slAtyssNenth street. IT. onas keshan
Eslt ISSn'5 M street 70 GraHe CsatFal Depot
The General Term OF the Common Pleas has
refused 20 mAndAmus the Police board 10 re-
ehaEssss we're preferred after he lad applied 10
The sun., 1894-03-10
]. Kla.sII. "a. s.o.lhrIa,s n.rr,.r,

PIT1sFIELp' Mass March @-It 10 reported
here that Tom KinsellA. captured with me
other masked robbers while In Bridksport llss
week. has confessed that his gang was -ua;v
OF the robbery at the episcopal Iec;5ry at
Lenox In last November the atten! : 70 rob
the New Lenox depot on the same night. and
several stookbridgs burElaTIsa Report saJs
that he implleates Charles King. who was con-
M Mkieten At the last criminal term for the LenoL
ppuIgiaren Ihere WAS so much doG't ~
hlnk guiit that Judge Fssssndsn did Tot ssn-
tsnee MIN but let the case 20 over.
hinsellA IL in the MsatheTsGsll State prison.
.I and L. said to have confessed TO state usiso-
The sun., 1894-03-10
80. MsIs... ns.s.aa ..a plas.s.l.,....

Diana sehmiersn. q pretty blonde. whom
Mrs Lena Meyer the wife OF 9 mAehinist on
Llo2 Myrtle avenue. WillIansburgh, had An
her employ as q domestic. disappea rcd about
ten days ago Meyer set out to search for her
and didAt come back. Mrs. Meyer was M AZ
ihursdAy she set out TO ind her husband She
traced him TO .O4 l}ushwick avenue WiIlams.
burg where she also found the girl. iestar-
daJ airs. Never went TO the Ewsn street Police
oouTt Tor warrant against her husband Tor
Abandonment She told the clerk thar Tor a
long time she suspected him OF being TOO
friendly with Diana. Meyer is 80 years cd
The sun., 1894-03-10
BURGLARS WITH GRAPHING HOOKS
They Used Then TO Get Ia at seeoad.story
Windows.

William Kelly OF AS East 10oth street. George
Blattner OF 1877 Alexander avenue. and Charles
Mccarthy were held in 81. 500 each In the Har-
lem Police Court yesterday for attempted burg
lary Mrs. Hanora Gleason keeps saloon at
2.O74 Second avenue and lives on the floor
above It. While she was In the saloon on
Thursday evening the three thieves scaled the
back fence. aud Blattner and Kelly threw .
graphing hook attached TO a rope to the Sec
together about $40 worth OF clothing and
threw IL down to Mccarthy. who was in the
yard.
At this Juncture Hrs Gleason entered her
apartments The thieves jumped for the win
dow. sid down tho rope and escAped over the
ack fence leaving their booty behind them.
Mrs. Gleason furnished such an accurate de-
scrption OF the burglars that the police ar
rested them few hours later.
The sun., 1894-03-10
They W ant the state To sell the Fire Island
Hotel.

ALBANY. March 9.-At q meeting OF the State
Land Board this afternoon. a petition was re-
celyed signed by inhabitants OF the town Of
Isip. who are members OF committees ap-
pointed by the several villages in the town.
asking the Board to grant them a hearing
They desire To preseEt Argume ments showing
that the state should sell the Fire Is! and quAr-
aHtlEe property. when Was purchased for
S.lUuOO during the cholera scare. The island
lies in the town OF lsIip. and the petitioners
think the state should now dispose OF It under
authority TO the Land Board 10 sell IL they so
desired. hearing WAS set down for March
70 at 10 o'clock.
The sun., 1894-03-10
Early AsraIaE FIrs.

fire was discovered about 8 o'clock ysstsr-
dsJ morning In the ive-story apart u snt bans.
At l22 East lIith street a. stsrtsd In !. vaesnt
room on the third floor AdioiuipE the apart
msnts Of l. S. De JSugh. who owns the build.
ing. The families living on the uppsr ioor.
eiotbis1 a99SG t tGs Hre escape 10 their night
A lot ot vet dAxseed thai Vac drsin, A, p
ferrls's malt house at Cos West Forty. ninth
sIses eeug NJ nre ~ spontaneous com bustion
sss Gut the nTs alter Il had deas about 500
The sun., 1894-03-10
sbsl "a : BOOshI-sE.

During an alteration last night John
Hughes. 20 Jears old. a wstchman At the
Standard Theatre. is alleged TO have hTsd =
shot at Thomas CeTini. % years old. Of 81
Crosby street an Italian bOotblAck- The
EhoOs hE occurred At Lghtsenth street and
highth avenue. The latter escaped Injury,
Hughes Was arrested
The sun., 1894-03-10
WAT. roIsy Ds .I.r r-sI.h,a for E.AA.-.

Thomas Welsh pleaded suilty yesterday in
the General Sessions. before Judge eowing Of
Eeeping policy shops at 3s Washington strsst
and ld Morris street Anthony Comstoek told
judge SoEing that Ernest L Barbour. an
gigs" at Nelshs shops on Feb' a Mhsn
C. Welsh iGqnd that barbour was an agent Of
SomstocEs society Welsh caught hold OF BAG-
the slips from him By force. Comstoet sSid
mat " elsh had com mitted q robbsrJ' snd that
onenee Judge CoWinE adjourned the ssas
fencing Of " elsh until Wednesday,
The sun., 1894-03-10

ALBANY. March a-Gov Flower has sign
these bills

ALBANY. March B-GOY Hover has signed
these bills:
PEiVldIng for additional SaPrsms Court stsuoR-
TapheF "a the tgutl Judicial digtTllL
iElAtNs ~ tie compensation 81 ruprsme Court ate
L0srAplerg an tie sscOn1 JudlcgAI & street
lork city
Auth rfTinE VIII IN sbr'dge Wss'ehestsF county 10
borToS uohey TO ray yeFtAiH in1rbtsIuesA
NAcAtus he AsssHsm enG for gTaLlEg nd hAggnE Of
tus'rF4Am avenue IN NeE iVrk rttl. fTOm I55Eh 10
1913. slTe-t, % Tar az she sams TsInA.La uEpad
NJ EaFtsutEsTs BIZ rslati,s % iEweTs aud duties
OF EoFTI o. tiEe tomMlssunrTs Of Long u aud CITY
Authorizing tue issur - $1,000 !n bonds year
during ~ lr3'5 and 1897 30 TrDT le Tor g.
hJa aud flEaiahtng Of bToOEIyu sclC1, " idgngA
The sun., 1894-03-10
a New TorL Churss WAT. n L.r,-..

BOSTON. March a-Ths Rev. pr. George c.
Lorimer. pastor Of the fremont Temple
church. may accept call from the Epiphany
Baptist Church OF New York clty. The call
Was extended about week ago DIR, LOrim m.r
said yesterdays; shall give the call eonsii-
siauSh and reply 10 II In due time. l cam {
however. dssirsd am cutie vel Acluaint"i
.sh nith some Of the people Of the EpiIhany Es,-
highly" '
The sun., 1894-03-10

ALBIsT, March a-Thsss companies we're In

ALbANi, HAFch II hsse com pahIes we're In
eoTpOTAted to-day:
lie Altsr ID Starr Company or SeE YORK 10 deal in
luI-1sr. CEg;tAL 600 D'rectora v Ter b. stAFT-
haVId =. EiAus george HAacoc. of SsH iork.
Tie Peter Becker Company u bEOoElyn. 70 mAaUfao-
tlre mtTToIs bTushes. al noNsltiss capita. t6O0o0
DTeCtogs fstsT Becker EdWaTd kAasli-T Of BEO0klyn
ana CAR NlEelus OF New York
Hoffman HoaIs CAfs Of Esg York Capital $1,000
Dirrctoga ID s ard rtokeA Joseph ID LAZY. aud
George ~ CSrnish or New ISTk cliy
Hi4er EubbeT Company OF AeE York. Capital 81 OlQ
DiTectors Gsorgs b lumAh Willard p lninAu OF Ne u
ioEA. aad george A uI.sE Lu1lng.Oa. Mlch
The sun., 1894-03-10

MARI TULIP. 80 years old who vas one Of
ave that escaped from burning building At
GSS Eighth avenue early on Thursday morn
ing ~ slidiug down = rope. was = prisoner at
the Jefferson Marie Police Court zee sTlAJ
aeep lsI ot lntoxleAuon- She said that she
v As the sweetheaFt Of a waiter hamed Willie
Who Nas burned to death 10 the 4 se and drank
- aTosn lFEr sorrow. she Nas disohAIRuL
The sun., 1894-03-10
NO txsMISATIOy BEFORE TRIAL

mss ASass LSoa "ias Before the Co nmos
Pea, General Tsr..
The General Term OF the Court Of Common
Pleas decided yesterday. reversing Judge
fryor that counsel for the Manhattan Ele-
waited Railroad was not entitled to have
physical examination before trial OF Agnes L,
LJoh. VINO IS suing the railroad for s,}lO 60
ior personal Injuries The examination. the
court held, TO which the statute entities ths
delendant Is an Incident OF the plaintiff's oral
examination. Tho constitutionallty OF the
stAtute was not passed on. The ease probabl1
Will re carried TO the Court OF AppsAlG
The sun., 1894-03-10
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

omeers of the Estousi Guard the FIRST and s.s.,s
brig.dss particularly the ouartsrmsstsr, are YER,
much pleased With order issued By AcjL. Gen POI,
directing them to turp In direct 70 BriE Gen Va
rsn the stats Arsenal ali unssrviessbis state mon
srty. Under the old mshods full Of red tape applies.
uon would frat have 10 be made to Albany tor sn in
spseton Of old property and List sent Ut Then per
haps after . long delay. Board Of Survey you'd an
pear and condemn the properly. bu, property no,
on the list could be added matter nov mach ADA.
tionsi old stun had accumulated While waiting tors
Board Of survsy Under the new order ousrtsrm as,.
turn in all the useless property with AvodIae.
Of red taps that IL refreshing
een- J. v. ns.srois the arst coionsi et N. Forty.
seventh Regiment has been invited TO review tina,
command toe evening Of thursday March 20 attn.
rseimeutai srmory. AZ this ceremony there will b.
large turnout Of the veterans and presentation OF
long service msdals reception will follow ih. mill.
tsry szsrcissa-
Tbs Twelfth Regiment Athistie Club Win hold .
meeting the armory March the transactiou
OF rsutins businsss snd TO decide sd Instability
Of holding spring EsmsS The chances are taA; To.
project viii Be abandoned as the Executive Commits.
not In favor Of holding until rh.r.
vas unusual incident at the review By Cen Dan
Butternela last Tuesday which afforded considerable.
amusement TO the onlookers. During the march past
in the review Capt coatsnt vss proudly leading tn.
Third Battalion Of the regiment and had passed tn.
reviewing ofresr about ten pscss WHEN the Capt.ns
legs apparently vent back on him. aud down he wen,
on the noor In aheap 1t only for a moment how.
ever for h. Quickly Jumped mn and r.x,n.ah hi. nl.
osfors ths leading company was on top OF him Ta'
e.ass o' 'ns eAp'A'ns saaaen ooSntAh "" ths sup
pe'y Nsea moor. on shea No stpek avery iFsaeh'
e1ous sPo. no" tnihk'hs ssnoasy OF wearing spiked
shoes future monies unIess the condition OF
noor n changed The Adjutant OF the regiment Lisui
"snIisnN $50 hAa .nsn' misnAp curing parade hs
a aooa' 70 rsAd .ae orders "hen ne ioani hs
.Aph ~ oi 'nem' iot 'ne copy ne wanted hAd ace"
I uiopp,u % w. aoo, IN iron, OF MN Ana ns
" " op aos .aa p'e. "up-no'uink very seriohh
The sun., 1894-03-10
10 Kand a HIE storage Warshoa.s.

George R Read has bought for sYndieats
l55 to l41 West Forty-siKth street between
sixth and Seventh avenues The price paid
Vas Sll5.5Ou. The total frontage on Fcrty-
sixth street Il l25 feet The syndicate iii
put W big storGEs warehouse
The sun., 1894-03-10
The T~.ntytAIrd RsEim.ni will Be reviewed to !ssI
At its AImory

Company l. ssvsath Regiment or. more correctly
speatlnE The veteran and active members ot IlAI
command. Joined In ssDrAiIon OF their AnuiysrsAJ
dinner at the ssysaih Regiment vsterAa Clg5 .AsI
"eanssdAy night that immensely sn!oVsL
Among the leading spirits Of the evening we're Capt
Harper Lieut. Da Val Aiiutants LAndon an4 weaver
COL Appleton has decided upon the evening OF KArsa
~ A. the date fer holding review ami reception a.
'hs AnorJ In eslsbFAiion or the Last pAyUsu; tue
Afmsry honda The games OF the rsgmsu'A. GIalsus
association, which we're TO nave been he'd on Mar
81 in consequsnos of the nsaFnsas OF Il. review lave
been postponed 10 ApTllL
The sun., 1894-03-10

Company Z. Tortyssvsath Regiment have tseiisd
to elect eommAndAnI In the person Of .ICAgL D c.
knl
The sun., 1894-03-10

Company d. fortyGsvsnth REGIMENT. challenged
Company q. Ihirtssnth Regiment to . nns rI;eL.
the latter declined Company are stn IsOEins fora
competitor
The sun., 1894-03-10

Company A Fourtssnth Regiment have received an
Invitation TO visit the First Regime mt OF Nsw Jersey
in Newark March "a ana have aeesptsd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-15
CITY IN iS.5iiLE.

r. o. Deming OF Oswego. is in the city
Oh business.
Mrs. Charles T. Davis of South Main
street is very Ill.
Yates Center was represented in the city
Yesterday by L. L. Reid.
See H. w. Keudall's announcement Ia
smother column of this issue.
Hon. George W. Reilly OF Caldwell. was
in town Yesterday on business.
Post master Theodore Wise of Bentley,
WAS "a visitor lii the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Patton entertained bevy of
vouns friends az her home Tuesday even
lag.
John Cooley OF Rose Hill. Butler county.
was in the city yesterday with a car of
hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Jones are happy
over the arrival OF a ten pound boy al their
b ome.
Mrs. Mckibbon Of Waukomis. who has
been visiting in the city, returned home
yesterday.
The case Of Prot. L. 4. Shaw VS. d. A.
DesbIow, WAS on ,rlAl before a jury in the
district court Yesterday.
Chester McClaran ard Miss Della More
land Were united in marriage yesterday at
the court house 10y Probate Judge STRAIT
tou.
Mrs. Tascn, who WAS arrested for assault
Inc Sam Williams, he'd her tria. yesterday
before jury in Justice Jones court ana
was discharged.
Prof Maggie the bicycle rider. enroute
from Denver To Pigisbury, viii be here in
afew days He Is making the distance
against lime on bet of $780,
A verdict was rendered yesterday in the
district court III favor of the guardian of
he minor heirs o: Samuel Funk against
he administrator of William Funk for
1860. 60.
The great fat stock show will be held at
Chicago, beginning November -, and
Sedgwick county viii have stock comper-
ng for the prize. J. b. Brice will ship
iwo Herefords from this county. They
are 2year olds and weigh ,67S pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-15
CHRY SANTHEMUM SHOW.
Good AtIendsn Yesterday and Great Interest
Taken in the Flowers.


The attendance at the flower show yes
terday spoke well for the Interest taken by
Wichita people in the beautiful in nature.
They could see the Queen of Autumn In
all her glory here, aud so they came aud
saw ami were conquer &. Many expressed
themselves as surprised at the extent and
merit of the exhibit. One man who had
heard that there were some big flowers
brought his tape line, said hs could not
believe his eyes.
There is no room fer complaint with the
management either. Everything works
smooth and turn which WAY they will vlsi-
tors can always find florist who is glad
to tell all that may be desired about any
thing in connection with the show, and
therein lies largely the secret of their sue
cess. No one. no matter how poorly
versed in flowers, can 90 there aud not
spend pleasant time and be interested.
Visitors today Can see the ribbons on the
different exhibits, aud Thus See who were
thu winners OF the different premiums
offered.
FAIR NOTES.
The music is good aud is new besides
which adds to its attraction.
Visitors who bad seen Chicago and New
York shows said that Wichita was all
right.
The amateur exhibit of cut flowers is
extra fne and would be credit To pro-
fessionai.
The gold fish globe containing over
thirty OF the brilliant beauties, Is a center
OF attraction for the children.
Captain Burgess says lit beats the
dickens what fellow can do II he tries.
Mr.. Burgess eats chrysanthemums.
Quite a number OF visitors from out OF
town were present in the afternoon. Many
expressed their surprise and delight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-15
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

REGULAR meeting of Queen City lodge
No. 20, d. of H tonight.
The ladies' of the Eastern Star will meet
with Mrs. BrIstow 1407 Park Place, this
ef eruoon at , O'Clock 20 work Oh the robes.
The Columbian Whist club will meet
tonight AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
n W, Sumption on South Lawrence av-
enue.
The Welles circle of Kings Daughters
will hold n called meeting at Miss Acquiia
Hettinger's 40 North Empora, Friday,
Nov. 10. at 4'l5 p. N.
Attention Knights OF Pythias. The
grand chancellor will make an official
visit to Wichita lodge No. 1879 tonight at
5:30 Turn oat and give hIm rousinS
welcome
Regular meeting of Queen City Lodge
No. 20 ID. OF II tonight. program OF
vocal and instrumental music, readings,
recii ations, etc, to be followed by BAN
quet. Helen Fordham.
No. 296 l. o. o. F. every Thursday evening
at 7:3C. All member requested TO b. pres
enr tonight As there will be team work.
Visiting brothers welcomed.
There will be special communication of
Wichita lodge No. 80, n +. and A. NJ,
this evening for work III the second de gree.
This work will be especially interesting.
Visiting brethren Invited. A. j. Apple
gate.
The Western District Fair association.
including a meeting of the officers of the
Stale and county iairs of the United STATES
will meet in Chicago on Novem Ell -.
Secretary Irwin of the Kansas State Fair
Association will be in Attendance,