The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-18
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Mrs. Ensel, representing E. Pinkert of
Kansas City, is at the Carey.
The Poultry association will meet in
the city hall tonight for business.
]. W. Harris of Minco, o. T, was do
ing business in the city yesterday.
A. NJ. and Mrs. Carr are rejoicing over
the arrival of sweet little baby girl.
Captain Ash of 231 Ellis avenue is
confined TO his room with severe sick
ness.
The contempt case against Henry
Billman was dismissed in the district
court yesterday.
Rev. Thomas Murdoch is in the city
from Emporia, visiting his son, the edi-
tor Of the Eagle.
Morgan Cox was in town yesterday
greeting old friends and locating the
old landmarks of Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Craig have re-
turned from Chicago and will make
Wichita their future home.
The bicycle ordinance is meeting with
just little opposition. A few still
want 10 ride on the sidewalks.
John Keefe is still confined in the
county jail and will remain there until
Judge Reed fixes the amount OF his
bond.
Miss Maude G. Stacey went to Tope-
ka last night where she will remain for
some time the guest Of the family of
Hon. Albert H. Horton.
An emphatic objection is coming from
all parts Of the county against /. p.
Campbell. Harry Gordon has a cinch
II there was ever one in politics.
o. E. Boyle has handed in his resigna-
ton at the Wichita postoffice, 'prepara-
tory to his acceptance of a position in
the postoffice at Rochester, n. Y.
J. H. Vreeland Of Guthrie, o. T, has
rented one Of the store rooms of the
Manhattan hotel for the purpose of put
ting in stock of clothing there.
Services preparatory 10 the celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion will be con
Quoted in Brown Memorial Reformed
church by the pastor at o'clock this
evening.
Mr.. Helm, the man who pledged him
self to the Hi Lewis crowd last year,
tried to fill the Demo-Pop balloon with
half column Of gas yesterday. His
gas turned out to be cold air.
The minor children of Captain c. V.
Jacobs received information yesterday
through their attorney, Judge Glenn,
that they had been granted a pension
of $50 per month and back pay.
J. Giles Smith left yesterday for
Washington, D. c., to attend the meet
ing of the Supreme council 33rd degree
of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
OF F'reemasonry, of which he is men,
Der.
Twenty tickets to the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight at Dallas, Tex, are held
in Wichita. The holders are anxious
to know where it will now come off and
If in Mexico they will not be prepared
to look pleasant.
Ollie Pittinger of Attica township was
in the city yesterday on business and re
ports the outlook in the western district
as very encouraging. He says with
proper work the Republicans need have
nothing to fear in that part of the coun-
ty.
There is some complaint being made
by the parents of little children who at
tend school on half day at a time, on
account of rule not allowing the little
fellow any recess. They claim that the
long continuous session is injurious to
the children.
If betting was not illegal Il would be
a great year in this county for the Re-
publican boys to get even on the bets
they lost three years ago bet now
on the entire Republican ticket would be
a cinch. Inside of a week it will be a
dead cinch and by Nov. it will be
dead sure cinch.
A Wilson, the West Side blacksmith,
called last night to state THE testimony
in the trial yesterday in the police court
was given by the direction and instruc-
ton Of Judge Tucker, who became so
angered at the testimony he had forced
me TO give and in his rage he refused
to hear the other side"
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Humane society. held on Tues
day evening, it was decided that hence
forth the Humane society would con-
fine its work to that for which the socie-
ty was organized, namely The Proven
ton of Cruelty TO Animals and Chill
dren," TO enforce the laws against
cruelty, and to create a more humane
public sentiment.
Still they come. Yesterday parties IN
Wichita received letter from Charlie
ThurbuSh Of Illinois announcing his liz
tention of moving his family to Wichita
and also his entire string of horses. He
says that the Wichita track is one OF
the best training courses in the word
and that if a little work was done On
the track il would not only be one of
the best training tracks but one If the
fastest tracks in the country.
Sheriff Royse yesterday appealed the
judgment of 1921 adjudged against him
in Justice Jones' court. This was in
the case wherein Otto Zimmerman
brought suit against the sheriff for the
value of goods taken from him on a
seizure warrant and which the sheriff
did not return when the case was DIS
missed against him in the district court. /
The sheriff claims that he destroyed the
whisky by emptying IL in the sewer. .
and did not have ii in his possession d
the time the redelivery was ordered.
An Old Fire horses Good Memory.
Eleven wears AGO a horse WAS mr..