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The morning times., 1895-07-30

Senior Domnguez, the Argentine charge
d'affaires, is with his wife at New London,
Conn.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Mr. GeorgeH. German, of the DepartmenG
Of Justice, viii sail for Europe on Thurs
day, to be absent a bou 1.-TWO months
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair (nee
Draper leave to-day for Boston, wherC
they viii remain a few days, after which
they viii visit the various resorts of the
coast of Maine Mr.. and Mrs. Blair are
enthusiastic cyclists, and will take cycling
trips TO enjoy the scenery. They viii spend
several weeks among the mountains and
lakes OF northern Maine, returning home
late in September.
The morning times., 1895-07-30
UNDERTAKERS.
7 WILLIAM LEE.
Il .
TNnERTAEER
Twenty Governors VIM Attend.

so Pennsylvania svonue northwest
First class service Phons 1885 iy4-5rno
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Mr. Clarence Kirby will leave on Saturday
for HaTper's Ferry to spend the month of
August.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

A yachting trip OF prominent govern
ment officials and friends has been arranged
which Will include cruise on the great
lakes, the races at Put-in-Bay and other
places of interest.
The party will consist of Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General Maxwell, Public
Printer Benedict, A. w. hachen, Superin-
tendent of the free delivery system, Post
office Department; Postmaster Enright,
of Detroit, Mich; Henry LorenZ, commits
sioner of the United States Court of Gains;
W NJ Bellman, secret agent of the Post
office Department; Walter Lloyd, of Pitts
burg, Pa. and George E. Lorenz, OF
Toledo, Ohio.
The party will sail from Detroit, Mich,
Saturday, August 3, on the yacht Pilgrim
and be away about three weeks.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Baron Thiclman, the new German am
bassador, has leased for the season a cottage
at LenoX
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Gov Morton's family will, i is thought,
soon give up their Bar Harbor cottage and
spend the remainder Of the summer at
GrndsJoHe Neck, which is just across
Frenchnlau's Bay from Bar rHarbor.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Admiral and Mrs Franklin are spending
the season at the Grecnbrier, White sulphur
Springs, where numerous Washingtonians
are located this sea son.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George Easterday are
at Asbury Park.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Mrs w F Steele and Miss Gusie Mon
teith, of Atlanta, Ga, are staying with
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. w. 2. HenShaw,
of Duke street, for a few weeks.
The morning times., 1895-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Wrenr, with
their son, Robert, have left for a few
months stay on the banks of the Dee,
Maryland.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
WILL MAKE THEM SICK.
Ciger Bill Demands that the States Wit
ness be ON Hand All the Time.

Deputy District Clerk Charles Luling
said last night that Assistant Attorney
General Campbell had demanded that
the witnesses for the state in the liquor
cases be subpoenaed to attend court
every day of the present term or until
the cases are tried.
There are forty-five witnesses in the
Wail-Davidson case and this will make
SCI a day and the other cases filed by
Tiger Bill will cost just as much.
The word seems 10 have gone out
from Topeka to make the tax payers
Of St.dgwick county sick. These intol-
Grant crankS are threatening TO bank
rupt this, the best county in the state.
If the people Of Wichita do not submit
gracefully TO Topeka dictation.
This action of Tiger Bill shows plain
ly that he is trying to punish the people
Of this county because of the public
sediment against these prosecutions.
The Davidson-Wa case is set for
September 2 and If the witnesses sub
poenaed by Mr.. Campbell are in court
On that day that is all he ought TO ask
and not demand that the county shall
bay all these witnesses for day in and
day out when he knows they Will not
be needed.
But If the tax payers must be pun
ished they may as well suffer at the
hands of the tax collector as in any 9TH
er way. To destroy an equal per cent
Of every tax payers's property would
accomplish the same purpose but that
would be going outside of the law and
might get the men who are doing the
Furnishing into the penitentiary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The board OF directors Of the Wichita
Hospital Will meet at the hospital this
afternoon at 2:50 o'clock.
The board of the Children's home viii
meet at the home tomorrow Thursday
al a. m Mrs. J. L. Dyer.
The Women'S Home Missionary soci-
ETY. of the First NJ. T. church Will meet
IN southeast class room OF the church
this afternoon at ) o'clock
The Altar chapter Of ST Johns Guild
viii give a novel social in the basement
OF the church corner Third and Topeka
Wednesday evening, Sep. 4; music VIII
be furnished.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian church viii give a lawn
eete at Mrs. Rules. corner Of Lawrence
md Oak streets Wednesday evening
Sep. i; good music viii be furnished:
a cordial invitation is extended
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
CITY ~ BRIEF.
Levi st. Clair is in the city

Levi ST. Clair is in the city.
MrE. r. Fitzpatrick is in the city on
business.
Miss NJ ~ Jennings of Perry, Ok,
is DIN the nooed
Syl Dixon of Argonia. was in town for
short time last night.
Fred Bailey of Perry was in the city
yesterday visiting friends.
Eli Rush, Otto Weiss right bower, is
off for a weeks ruralating.
S. S. Ballinger of Howard. was among
the visitors in the city yesterday
All but few vacancies in the county
are supplied with school teachers
Mr.. W. Gentry of Payne township.
was in the city yesterday praising the
crops.
Colonel Joseph Richards of Fort Scott
was in the city yesterday transacting
legal business.
Miss Leida Mills has returned from
Kansas City where she had been Wis
iting her aunt.
Judge Frank Dale returns to Guthrie
tonight after a weeks visit in the city,
and a / Andale.
Ringlings circus VIII be here on the
2Sth OF this month. Look out for jokes
on the Tiger
Gerald Nolk will leave in a few days
for visit 10 Minnesota. He viii be
absent several days.
Mrs D. Hays has returned from
Colorado where she has been spending
a two months vacation.
c. 6. Smith. the city clerk, commenced
riding a bicycle yesterday. He agrees
with Mrs. Lease that it is the next thing
TO heaven.
Assistant United States District At
torney Roy Hoffman who was a short
time in the city, returned to Guthrie
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Lease who spoke at Ponca day
before yesterday did not stop here on
her return but went on to Kansas City
to fill an engagement.
Charley Whey has just finished a
$500 painting contract on the First NJ
Z. church at FL Dorado. most of which
was interior decorations.
The Aesthesian club Of the West side
viii meet at Mrs. Stur5 wants Thurs
day afternoon; all members requested
to be present; special business.
Captain \. Weaver of Kechi, was
in the city yesterday on business. Cap
Weaver's health was poor during the
winter but it is very good now.
Robert :. Davis. editor OF the Sayings
of Wagner. 1. T., accompanied by his
wife. were in the city yesterday re
turning from a western outing.
Miss Pearl Muriock left last evening
for Fort Madison and Chicago. 10 yis-
ii friends for a few days before start
ing in for the fall and winter terms Of
school.
Walter Donaldson. charged with en-
bezzling the funds OF the Caldwell post
Office is confined in the county jail hav-
ing been transferred from The prison al
Fort Scott.
Billy Davidson and Billy Annavalt
VIII leave Thursday for Hoo Hoo
outing in the northern woods. They
viii take in ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
other points
II is now pretty certain that Chief
Massey VIII not be removed although
the pressure is strong, not so much
against him as for one who viii suit
Tiger Bill better.
Frank Scott is the happiest man IN
town. He does net SET up anything
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
GOT 1T IN THE NECK.
Sumner County Republicans Refuse to In
dorse Morrill,.

The Sumner county Republican con-
vention was held at Wellington yes
terday and a full ticket was nominated.
d. A Lewis. of Argonia, was nominat-
ed for sheriff; Dick Millard of yelling
ton, for register of deeds; the present
county clerk, Mr.. Saddler, was renom-
mated and W. H. Maddy was nom
mated for treasurer. No platform was
adopted by agreement superinduced by
a speech made by ex-Judge Ray.
In the afternoon Tom Hubbard intro
duced a resolution indorsing the admin
istration of Governor Morrill,, but it was
promptly laid on the table after some
broad hints by Mr.. Ray that Mr.. Hub
bard was the recipient of a favor from
the governor and his work in behalf
of the governor was appreciated.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
TUCKER's COURT loses A CASE
Police Arrest Two \. en- for Stealing Horse:
and Davis Takes the Cases to Jones.

The police officers yesterday arrested
John Mccullough and man named
Edmunson for stealing set of harness
from James Vondiner.
The men OF course We're put into the
city prison and Judge Tucker, having
concurrent jurisdiction with a justice
OF the peace, il of course was expected
that the case would be tried in the
police court.
Mr.. Vandiner went to County Attor-
ny John Davis 10 get out a warrant and
Justice Jones issued II which brings
the case properly before him.
There was small tempest raised
in the police court because OF this pro-
ceeding but thre did not seem to be
any way out of it.
County Attorney Davis said he did
think Of the case being in the police
court at the time and it just happened
that way, but he reckoned Justice Jones
would have TO try the case.
1t has been known for some time
that County Attorney Davis did. not
think very well of the law giving the po-
lice court concurrent jurisdiction in
criminal cases with a justice OF the
peace, and some jumped at the conclu-
sion that this was an attempt TO ignore
the police court but no such thing was
intended
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
HE DID NOT ANSWER
JUDGE REED QUASHES THE SUM-
MONS IN THE HAZARD CASE
Holds that Hazard Could Not be Served
Brought into the State on a Requisition
The Case Will Go to the Supreme Court
Because of Its Importance-How it May
Effect Other Cases in which Attorneys
Want to Bring Men Within the Juris-
diction of the Court

The Hazard case has become famous
in the district court of Sedgwick coun-
ty and another important point in the
case was passed upon by Judge Reed
yesterday.
1t will be remembered that Hazard
was brought from New Hampshire on
a requisition by Constable Green,
one Rand in trading forged mortgages
for horses in Illinois.
The criminal proceedings were insti-
tuted against Hazard by Thompson
and Bland, the parties injured by the
alleged swindle. Hazard was brought
here as stated but the criminal pro-
ceedings against him failed and ne was
set at liberty.
After the criminal proceedings had
failed Thompson and Bland brought
action against Hazard for damages
and got service on him. Thereupon
Hazards attorney offered a mo lion 10
quash the service on the ground that a
man could not be brought within the
jurisdiction of the court on a requisi-
ton in a criminal proceeding and serv-
ed in a civil case.
JCCSe 1leSu nedrQ arguments IN lHe
case and Thompson and Bland attor-
ney's were charged by Hazards cOun-
sci with having Instituted the criminal
proceedings for the very purpose Of
bringing Hazard within the jurisdiction
of Judge Reeds court to enable them
to get service in the civil case. There
was evidence submitted on that point
but it was not made very clear.
Hazard claimed that if he could be
brought into the state in that way that
all an attorney who wanted TO get SER
vice outside of the state would have 10
do would be to trump up criminal
charge and send after their man at
the countys expense and when they
got him to dismiss the criminal pro-
ceedings and serve the papers in the
civil case.
On the other hand Thompson and
Bland claimed if they were prevented
from getting service in this case that
Hazard might get himself brought into
this state on requisition and stay
here Indefinitely and laugh at civil pro-
ceedings against him.
Judge Reed took the matter under ad
visement several weeks ago and yes
terday rendered his decision quashing
the service, which is to say that Rand
can not be brought into this state on
a requisition and then served with a
civil process.
This is very important case and the
plaintiffs in the civil action threaten to
take the case To the supreme court,
notice of which has already been given.
But for the present Mr.. Hazard is not
bound to answer the civil process.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
The naiu Eagle 1aledmesaY gom September 1885

but the best Havanas- II is boy and
weighs IL pounds and Charley Luling
certifies to the correctness of the
weight
j. Fl. Phillips Of the Rock Island said
yesterday that his road has made ar
rangements TO include Indianapolis in
their route to the Grand Army encamp-
ment at Louisville 10 those who desire
it. This is quite a concession
Mrs. Jesse Garrett and her daughter
Jessie, had a narrow esca pc from death
Monday night from the effects Of pois-
oni1g, by eating some canned fruit
that was thought to be all right Their
friends congratulate them on their es-
cape.
The funeral Of Mr. Cummins took
place at the Cathredal yesterday and
was we'll attended. A number OF the
members OF Wichita Lodge No. - A.
o. L. w attended all of whom speak
very highly of the eloquent Endorsement
Father Then gave 10 fraternal protec-
ton in the interest of widows and or
phans.
Married, Miss Emma Leiphart to Mr..
Arthur Hobby at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leiphart. No. 526 Sherman avenue.
Rev. Mum performed the ceremony
which took ulace at p. m. Sunday
afternoon 4 fire wedding feast was
given Immediately after the marriage
The festivities extended into the even
ing About thirty guests participat ted
Miss Leiphart Is we'll known in the city
Arthur Hobby is a prosperous citizen
Of Sedgwick county living thirteen
miles east.
Arrangements have been made with
the Missouri Pacific 10 have two ellie
gantly equipped reclining chair cars on
the side tracks at the Second street de-
pot Monday morning. Sep. 9, which will
be attached to the train leaving Wich-
fta at 1925 p. m. and running direct
TO Louisville. One of the cars will be
for the accommodation of those desir-
ing to go via the l.. E. & st. l. the 9TH
er for those preferring the o. & NJ.
from st. Louis viii arrive at Louis
vile at 5 p. m Tuesday. This train
viii be accompanied by f. E. Bleckley
and w. NJ Bonar the gentlemanly rep
resentatives of the roads, thus insuring
in accommodations care and comfort
The equipments are first class in every
particular.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Granger has returned
from two or three weeks rest and out
ing in the Rocky mountains. Only by
the merest incident was she saved
from the Grumley hotel tragedy at Den
yer. She arrived in that city on the
evening of the catastrophe having pre-
viously made her calculations to stop
at that house. Incidentally making
some plea SAINT car acquaintance who
were going to stop at the Windsorin the
next block, they persuaded her To go
with them. That night she witnessed
many OF the horrors Of the fatal explo-
sion and helped to care for the babe
which was taken from the ruins. Mrs.
G.. spent her two weeks at Cascade and
at Manitou, meeting many Wichita
people every day. She comes back re-
newed in strength and her patrons Will
find her at her rooms with her vapor
AMI electric appliances and baths and
massage treatments in the best poSSi-
bic shape TO successfully treat those
who desire health and comfort
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
PITH AND POINT.

The voice Of conscience Is so deli
cate that it is easy TO stifie it; but it is
also SO clear that it is impossible to
mistake it-Mme de Stael.
-Hotelkeeper-"W the matter,
here? You're just raising the deuce"
Waiter-''No. sir; l just dropped the
tray. National Hotel Reporter.
-Edith-"I cannot realize. my dear,
that you are a mother" Kate-"Cant
you? Come and spend a day with me
and you will. Words.
In this great society wide lying
around rs, critical analysis would
find very few spontaneous actions. 1t
is almost all custom and gross sense
Emerson.
-Yabsley-.D Did you carry out your
threat of telling Samuelson what you
thought of him?" Mudge-"No. The
telephone girl said she positively could
not stand such language. e."-Indianap
oils Journal.
You seem excited, dear; what has
happened?" Poor Jack Murray, I
have just rejected him ''Oh. don't
mind little thing like that. Why, I
reject him every six months!-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
-Jones-''This chicken Is fourteen
years old" Smith-"How can you tell
the age of chIcken?" Jones-''By the
teeth" Smith-''By the teeth! Chick.
ems don't have any teeth" Jones
But have."-Crypt
"A mortal can never tell where
he's going to be next in this life" said
the moralist- No" replied the man
with a bandage over his eve, 'espe-
cially IL he's learning to ride bicy-
cle."-Washington Star.
-Sally-"An' after we are married,
will you keep on lovin' me?" Rube-
"Tll love you till-till the cows come
home, as the feller says" "Yass, an
then go down to the grocery and let
me do all the milkin'. '.n-Indianapolis
journal.
Look me in the face, sir," He
raised his eyes timorously until they
were directed to her countenance-
NOW, sir, deny. il you dare, that you
married me for my money" 1T must
have been your money" he faltered.-
Detroit Tribune.
-She-"Theatr!cal people would
hardly fancy the advent of. that hat
Rnd these sleeves together" He
But they would be great boon TO
the stage" She-''How SOP" He
The stage would have 10 be elevat-
ed."-Pacifc Unitarian.
so you are having your house
Mr.. Hawkins" eyes;
the workmen began last week" Are
you making radical changes?" "Yes
very What is 20 he the main
feature Of the new house?" "You-if
you'll consent. nt.r-Harper's Bszar.
No School Higbee-'I
think You had better 60 for the doc
tor. George. Johnny complains Of
pains in the head Higbee-''I guess
il is nothing serious He has had
them before" Mrs Higbee-"Yes. but
never on sa.urday."-Brookiyn Life
Paying TelIer-'This check is
made out payable TO Patrick Mehanny.
and you have Endorsed IL Michael
oHara Is that your name?7 Patrick !
bit. but you see Nike owes
me Jest the same amount. and I |
thought this was q good chance 70 q: |
il out az him, don't yog see?--Boston
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04

Among the witnesses subpoenaed in
Wichita on behalf of the state are c. Z.
Lawrence, Bedford Wood. John Green,
John Ray, Will Crouch, colored: Chas.
Short, Curly Rhodes and Richard
Hathaway.
Talbot has had one trial but the jury
failed TO agree. standing nine for muir
der in the first degree, two for second
degree and one for acquittal. The
prosecution confidently expect to Sc
cure a conviction at this trial
Several of the Wichita boys who were
in Caldwell at the time of the murder
are inclined TO make a good deal of
allowance in these COW boy fights on
the border but for all that they think
Jim Talbot deliberately killed Mike
Meagher
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
KNOT TIED IN PROBATE COURT.
Probate Judge Myatt Performs the Mar
rage Ceremony for oklahoma People.

Probate Judge Myatt yesterday is
sued a marriage license TO John Witchel
aged 2i years and Gertie Pryor 19 years
of age, both of Enid, O. T.
After the license was procured the
party repaired 10 the parlor of the pro-
bate judge and that official performed
the marriage ceremony in his usual
graceful manner. after which the happy
couple left for their home in the city
Of the strip.
A marriage license was also issued
70 Chas. L. HesseI age 2S. Of Garden
Plain. and Laura Snyder age - of Le-
compton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
WILL HAVE BEAN BOIL.
Cottage Grocery to have Reunion of its
Friends.

Captain Hawley, of the Cottage gro
Gerry, was all alone yesterday when
reporter for the Eagle accOsted him.
All his old soldier friends, he thought
had deserted him, but he afterwards
found that they only had gone up to
the court house to see what Bill Tiger
was doing. You can tell the COM
rades," said the captain, that the
Eighth Illinois cavalry boys are going
TO have the biggest bean boil ever seen
in the west. We are going to have
it out there under the trees some day
next week and it will be great social
event among old soldiers
Captain Hawley declares that he can
cook beans better than any man in
Wichita, and that he proposes to give
the cooking club a pointer or tive on
this OCCASION
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
MARRIAGE OF JAMES ALLISON.
He Leads Miss Emily Il. Flower to the Nup
tlal Altar,

The home of DR.. S. a. Bass. 1li5 Uni
versity avenue, was the scene of most
delightful event last evening, when oc-
CURED the marriage, at O'Clock. of
Miss Emily B. Fowler, a sister of Mrs.
Bass, to Mr.. James Allison.
The ceremony took place in the pres
ence of a small circle of invited friends.
Rev. ]. w. Howard officiating, and af-
ter refreshments Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
took the late train TO begin tour in
Colorado.
\ large circle of friends of the bride
throughout the city. where she has sue
cessfully held the principaiship of
Franklin school for several years. and
of Mr. Allison who is one of Wichita S
most influential business men, will fol-
low them with cordial good wishes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04
Under Her SlAAXa.

The superintendent of the Junior
league in city in Kansas was drilling
the children for a concert. Standing
before them, she said: Now. ] want
Katie Smith-where is she? She was
here just a moment ago. Oh. dear
You children have plagued me so By
running out, and now Katie is gone
just when / want her"
Just then a hearty laugh ran through
the crowd, as little voice said. close
by her side: Here am, Mrs K. right
under your sleeve RAMS Horn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-04

''Why, sir, there Is but one nobler
animal than long-eared deep
mouthed, patient Newfoundland that
is woman! Think of treating hin,
that wayl And the music is the thing!
Many an old Virginian would give
away a dog because his tongue was not
in harmony with the rest The chorus
should be good chord. shall mover
hear sweeter music, unless. by the
grace of Heaven, hear some day the
choiring of angels