The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-23

( the radius of it's influence; and il is the
most potent of all factors in promoting
! the congestion of population in a few
great cities with all its vast train Of
attendant evils. There is not one sin
gle feature OF the system TO approve
and everything to deplore.
The brief then considers the proba-
BILE effect of change Of policy, show
mig how it would do justice to central
| Kansas and at the same time work no
| injury 10 the Kansas roads.
Evelyn Dunbar.
Ere the morning twilight Of Tuesday
| last appeared. the beautiful spirit Of
| Evelyn Dunbar took its flight to God
VIII gave il. Her affection was severe
but she hoped through the surgeons
skill To enjoy perfect death again.
Around her bedside was her unbroken
| family. who with anxious friends tried
| in vain to alleviate her sufferings.
Faithful to the last was the one she
was soon to wed. one of Wichita's best
young men, a worthy companion for a
pure girl. As the shades OF Nonda y
evening came on. she asked her devoted
mother to pray with her again. after
which she prayed 50 beautifully Not
my VIII. but Thine he done She then
sang so Sweetly two hymns Forever
Here My Rest Shall Be" and MY Je-
message to those around. she saw the
angels OF Heaven coming TO meet her
and her pure spirit vert out 10 meet
! them and join the throng who sing the
song Of redemption. The end was
| peaceful and sublime. Disease had 81
weakened her that during the last hour
her mind wandered. but IN her rational
| moments she spoke Of her willingness
| 70 go and without a complaint or muir
muir she waited for the summons. How
| she Will be missed. From this thought
! comes the only sorrow The sweet
voice viii no linger be heard in the
/ Choral union. nor VIII her home echo
with the music she played. but her
words and deeds viii continue 10 bright
| on the lives Of her associates. How
sweet her memory
This afternoon. her mortal remains
viii be laid 10 rest in Maple Grove
| cemetery where the soft winds and
beautiful surroundings VIII repeat the
story OF her life through years - come
Resolutions Of Respect
Whereas. The Supreme Commander.
| the Great Father OF us all. has re-
| moved by death our COmrade AbIsha
Mcbride.
Resolved. That Garfield Post No. %.
G. a r.. feels with keenest sorrow the
death OF our comrade. \ brave aad
| II u soldier 4 HuF Thy .SAAtZr4s q EEEl-E-
Gus brother. and tender hubsnd-
| Resolved. That 70 the widow the Post
extends is heartfelt sympathy
| Resolved That these resolutions be
spread on The minutes Of this Post and
| published in the daily papers ~ the
/ city II n HEiSERAAN
=. y. WOoDCoCK
JOHN FISHER
" I Jewert was in the city yesIAr-
Gay and says tia farmers IN ms SIC
ton are getting wonderfully Interested
u the silver question. Re says he :
low over 7e-years % age. ard tina
when be vas a Young man ne worked
.c a book bindery and got his pay in
paper money. the ns1 OF which vas
{ counterfeit. or OF broken banks. and
that they had better times than w
are having now under gold standard
Il never saw such times IN this coun-
Ivy" he said II reminds ne % the
old saying when I was a boy. he'll Is
70 ray ana 70 pitch hot"