The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-24
CITY IN BRIEF.

Colonel J. r. Hallowell leaves Monday
for an extended trip to Arkansas.
Mr.. Huse Taylor will spend today and
Monday at the Winfield assembly.
Mrs. Cowden of North Lawrence avenue
is suffering from nervous prostrstion.
J.D. McEwen shipped one car load of
home grown new potatoes to Omaha, Neb,
last week.
Mr. J. c. Fuller, president of the Win
field Chautauqua, spent yesterday IN the
city.
The burial services over the remains OF
W. b. Hutchison will be held at the cem-
etery at A o'clock p. m. today.
Mary williams was brought to the
police station yesterday in very un-
womanly condition OF intoxication.
One Wichita minister breaches today on
"From the Ballroom 10 He'll, and another
on WHY / VIII Vote for Female Suf-
frage."
Mr.. Lee S. Bowers rising young attor-
ney from Philadelphia Is spending his va
cation with his uncle Mr.. A. katz on
South Main street.
Louis Tester, who was arrested for i'm
personating an officer. was fined 81. so by
| the police Judge yesterday. This is the
man who worked in the interest OF Joe
| Dodd.
Pearce Doyle was showed into the city
cooler last night charged with booze and
| booked for drunk. This Is his second
time to have intemperance laid to his door
during the past week.
| The Periclesians will give their post
| poned social on Monday evening at the
nome of Miss Rhea Woodman to which
everyone is cordially invited. A muslcsl
program will be rendered and good time
is promised TO all.
Wells, Fargo 8 Co.'S express report a
| reduction in rates on live poultry from all
noints TO Wichita, of about twenty per
cent. 70 increase the large volume of bust
ness the poultry houses are drawing to
this city.
| st Hartman was brought to the police
nrisou from the vicinity OF the stock yards
and charged with fast driving. He denied
the allegations of the policeman but was
not released till he gave bond to appear on
Monday to answer the charges preferred
against him.
John Wittee was a little befuddled In
his wit last night. He didn't koow
whether this world was spinning top ol
whether he was the spinning object. sc
Officer Keusler settled the question b'
: pIacing him in the cooler 20 consider th'
matter at leisure
Frank Moushower and Oliver Hold
worth are in the city prison. Their name:
are on the police docket but as yet NJ
charge has been made against them but j
! is understood that the Santa re Will slieg
, | grand larceny OF the ground OF breaking
seal of the company.
Fishing has becoms very good since tn
: rise in the rivers and the banks OF th
streams are lined every day. The ishe:
man does not, however, throw his line IN
: to the current, but takes his position
among the trees where the water ba
backed up. Mr.. Gibson caught an eel II
Riverside park yesterday that weighe
four pounds Those who attempted q
fish there last night were driven out bl
mosquitoes.
The Mozart school OF music recital give
at Shaw's Friday evening passed on yer
smoothly. The pupils received many d
served compliment. The Chant da Bis
! ousc for two pianos was performed Vail
out an error by Elsie Meserve. Helen
Burrell. Albert Hays and Mrs. Hsy'
, Miss Martins recitation The Ruggie'
l dinner party" fully deserved the gre-: AZ
plause il received. she responded with
very amusing encore Miss Oailagner
song was charmingly rendered II
audience was very select AID aporecistlE'
ana Mrs. Hays may feel proud OF 10
: progress made by her pupils