The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-07

LINCOLN Is: ST JOSEPH 5.
Lincoln, Neb., June 6.-Score:
Lincoln ....4 4201061 0-1s IA
ST Joseph -. 010100 o12-5 s II
Batteries-Barnes, Speer and Wey-
ers; Alberts and McHale.
JACKSONVILLE II; PEORIA 8.
Jacksonville, June 6.-Score:
Ri E
Jacksonville o0111144 II
MISUNDERSTANDING and Hanover
Lehman and Dugdale.
Eagle Sporting Notes.
Kentucky Prince, the famous STALL
! ion, is dead.
How they do flop around in the col
umn of percentages.
Taral is still suffering with his eyes
| and is unable to ride.
Frank Toumans arm was too much
for the Bridegrooms.
Keep your eye on the Chicago-New
York relay road race against time.
The Balrimores are playing ball like
they want to again fly the pennant
this season.
St Paul is after Gus weighing, re-
Gently released by the Pirates. 1t Is
very probable that he will soon be
wearing a Saints uniform.
Willie McGilrs pitching arm surely
gave out when he run up against the
st. Louis Browns. They only made q
hits off him and cared seven runs.
Rey Ell Santa Anita upturned the
hgaments below the ankle joint Of his
right foreleg in his last race. He is
not likely to start again before the au-
tumn, if then.
In connection with Jack Dempsey'e
benefit. to take place June 8, the police
notified the management of Madison
Square Garden that no boxing exhi-
billions would be permitted
The authorities in charge of the dis
puted Chicago road race have decided
that the claimants for the time prize
in the bicycle road race on Decorate
Day shall ride the race over again
next Saturday.
The Berlin newspapers comment in
very warm tones on the recent success
of Grace Simmons over the West End
track. They hail the enterprise dis
played in sending over American trot-
ters TO Europe.
When the Pira tes and Bean Eaters
come together they play ball. Thus
far this season the Pirates have done
the better batting than the gentlemen
from the Hub, although the latter have
outfielded the Pirates.
Davis resigned as manager Of the
Giants. and they went to work and
defeated the poor Tail EnC1ers in a ten
inning game. We will wait and see
what Manager and BOSS Kicker
Doyle will do when they run up
against the ball teams of the league.
The Kansas City Blues have
strengthened their outfield by signing
Hunky" Hines. Last season he was
considered one of the best outfielders
and batters in the Western league.
Kid Mccoy is trying to make a
match with Tommy Tracey of Austria
liza at 145 pounds.
Joseph A. Duffys racing mare Clara
70, has disappeared from st. Louis
She was one string owned by Otto
Stipel who paid $1,000 for her and when
the animal was put up at Ta.ttersall's
not long ago, Mr.. Duffy bought her
The mare was turned into a pasture
and she was soon missing.
W. o. B. McDonougf, who paid
$50 900 for OrInonde, has been made
happy by the advent of a colt sired by
Ormande out of Getaway. The dam
is owned by Mrs. Leland Stanford.
Under the conditions of their arrange
ments the foal would have belonged to
Mrs. Stanford if it had been a FLY.
CITY IN BRIEF.
John s. Davis visited in Mout Hope
yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Husey has gone to Leaven
worth on a visit
Miss Edna Shaw who has been visit
Ing sometime returns home this morn
ing.
DR.. Richardson will have charge of
the educational department at the Vic
hita chatauqua.
The city teachers examination will
he held in the Normal school room on
Monday and Tuesday next.
Miss Edith Chase, a teacher in the
Denver. Colo, public schools, is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. George Waggoner
Miss Shaw returned this afternoon
from a bicycle trip to Derby and back
coming from Derby in one and a half
hours.
Mrs. Edward O'Bryan left yesterday
for weeks visit in Leavenworth with
her mother; from there she goes to
Cincinnati. her future home.
Ed Christopher, the young man who
left Wichita last Sunday, two hours
before he was to be married to Miss
Charlie Ford. brother Of II. VI. Ford,
end until recently a citizen of Wich-
tia and a highly respected young bust
ness man, was buried day before yes
terday at Fredonia, having died with
consumption.
At the Mozart school recital this even
ing cat Shaw's music store) Miss Marie
Mathis will give some selections in
French from Victor Hugo and Francis
Copie. Miss Jennie McClung will sing
20 luce di quest 'anima."
Judge by its appearance the Egyp-
tian mummy exhibited in the front win
dow of the Model Clothing company's
store. was the first one put up by
ago. It might be used as a strong argu-
ment in support of the Darwinian theo-
~.
Mrs. T. Dodge Of 172S West First St.
entertained a coterie of friends last
evening in honor Of Mrs. F. W. Buttery
of Enid, O. II. Mrs. ]. s. Mills of Shaw
nee, o. T, Miss Minnie Oliver of Te-
oumseh. Q. T, Mr.. ChaUnce Humphrey
of West Point. The evening was spent
pleasantly with music and literary
amusements: after which dainty re-
freshmentS were served.
There will be religious debate on
The Nature Of Man." also on The
Kingdom of Heaven" and on The
Sabbath Question" at the Unity chapel
On North Lawrence avenue near the
Plaza hotel: between Charles s. Allen
formerly OF New York City evangelist
of the Church OF Christ. and Rev. Or.
Lemon OF the Christian church. The
debates viii occur Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings June 10, II
end l.. 10 commence az 7.45 p. m, and
70 continue as many nights as may