The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29

ing funds to defray the expense incur
ed for Memorial Day exercises it ought
to be well patronized, and it will be an
entertainment of rare merit.
Mrs. J. L. Windle of North Topeka
avenue leaves over the Rock Island
Teusday, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers, Eulalia, Clyde and Estella. They
will visit at many places in Missouri
and Illinois and will return at the close
of summer.
Mont Hallowell bid good bye to his
numerous friends last night and left
for Chicago where he enters the law
office of Peck, Miller & Star. Mont has
been well located with the big firm and
will undoubtedly be successful from the
start as all his friends hope.
The scholarship given by Wheaton
college, Wheaton. Ill, has been granted
to Mr. Claire Edwin Kracow, class Of
1895, college preparatory course. This
scholarship is given to the student hav-
ing the highest average for the senior
year in the courses which prepare for
college.
Mr. Steinbuchel yesterday made
discovery on the roof of the building at
152 North Main street which should
contain a warning in regard to firing
revoivers in the air. M Steinbuchel
found a spent bullet which had come
down directly from above. Embedding
itself In the tin and wood OF the roof
its entire length.
At the annual meeting Of the Railroad
photographers. held al St. Louis last
Saturday. Walker ". Powell OF WIGHT
ia. grand chief OF the Railroad Tele-
graphers OF North America, was re-
elected 10 serve another term. This
alone shows that Mr.. Powell has the
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telegraphers. The competent manner
in which Mr. Powell has discharged the
duties of so high an Office. and the
force and vigor he has iustilled in the
order proves him 10 be one If the few
men who are fitted to fill the highest
Office OF trust in such organiza tons and
Wichita might well be proud OF such a
man.
F. r. Gibson. editor and proprietor Of
the Benton Harbor. Mich, Daily Pal
ladium. accompanied by his wife, ar
rived in the city on Monday, on visit
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smyths. Mrs.
ellison is a sister 20 Mrs Smythe. and
Will remain some time visiting in W!ch-
tia Mr.. ellison. who returns 70 his
home and paper tomorrow, and who by
the way is 2 very prepossessing and
interesting gentleman. was not very
. favore bly, impressed with the specimen
that Monday furnished Of Kansas
climate. We can't criticize his con-
clusion. hut only hope that NJ may be
permitted To view US in the calm OF the
sunshine such a day : was Sunday
Monday was p horrible day. simply
fendish and terribly destructive.
Talk about majority sentiren; and
the enforcement of law, there il one
class OF fellows who are presumably
more hungry for brain food than SUI
fering from thirst. who dent even pro-
pose 70 enquire what the local ma 1ority
sentiment NAV be. and they seemingly
dont care Five loads az fellows.
every one armed with 4 bamboo rod. in
face Of TIA new FISH law aud its PEN
aities. struck cCf yesterday morning
for the Little Arkansas. II may -
that Governor NoFTiil i ignorant %
this state OF affairs and that State
Fish Commissioner Sad4lsr has not
been written TO. but The fact remains
This NAV not seem 50 strange 10T
South Eanses but the same thing &C.
CURED al Topeka the other day They
were a lot % prohibitiorisTs who while
cut on their piscstoTiai expedition
found : fellow 81 whom they bought
some beer on returning they Sifr't
plead ciltv Of violating ths law SheH.-
selves hut they swore out AT iuf9rm1-
ton against ths Other fellow -Eo vas
. promptly jagged