davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
LOOK OUT. REPUBLICANS
Opposition has Put Upa job that Must he
Looked After.

Mr. Harry Dedrick and Sam Jones,
the chairman and secretary of the Re
publican central committee, are very
anxious TO have full meeting OF the
committee this morning at o'clock
at the office of Justice Jones on North
Main street The candidates are also
expected To be present. 1t is urgent
that all should be present as business
Of Importance is to be considered.
In connection with the above an
nouncement it is also well 10 warn the
Republicans of the city at this time
of the importance of every one OF them
voting next Monday. The opposition
have been scheming behind closed
doors to inaugurate a system of trading
on election day in hopes of Slipping
three or four of their candidate into Of
flee. Their plans are well laid and it
is necessary for all Republicans to be
on the alert in order to balk them.
There is no excuse for the defeat OF
any Republican candidate. They are
all good clean. competent men and
Republicans Will not do their duty to
their party unless they turn out on
election day and vote for them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
BACH To tN>A>.
Lewis smith Deserts His suunsside Bride
After Day

The course Of love runs i'm 4 very
zigzaE way. says the Park city ky
Gazette. 1t II something Ike the wind
YOU cannot tell whence q cometh nor
whittier il goeth. nor how long 1t VIII
stav when il comes. This has been
fully eNemplifed by recent case IN
this county.
II will be remembered that Chief Of
police, James A few days ago returned
from Wichita. Kan. ia charge ~ Lewis
Smith. a fugitive lover from the sun
pvSide vicinity. Smith was arrested
on the charge Of seeucine Miss iaa
Belle Hendricks. SUn0ySio1 belle
under promise Of marriage. The -1-
Tense : = felony under our statutes ana
the governor 81 Kansas readily honor
ed Governor Browns reqUsiUon ieF
the fugitive.
As a result he Vas brought o&ck ana
lodged in Jail The next morning he
was arraigned before Judge Hines, lut
continued until the following day ~
this time the girl h had deserted and
her irate father had appeared AZ the
trial. Smiths mother was also pres
ent, and after greetings al around
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
BOB FORD SHOOTS
ANDAB ULLET IS DRIVEN INTO THE
cody OF WILLIE BAYER.
Ii was in Fun and He Did Not Intend TO
Same--Shooting Occurred on North Main
Street While Number of small Boys
were PIayfng--The Bullet is Still In the
Body of the Youth and NJ ~ Not Yet
known How Dangerous the Wonnd Is
Other Local Events

Willie Bayer was shot last night on
North Main street, but as the bullet
has not yet been found il Is not known
how serious the wound IL.
Shakespeare TO the contrary not
witbstanding. there * something in a
name after all, for the boy who did
the shrOoting in this instance bore the
name Of Bob Ford
Every evening a number of boys
congreeate To play around the brick
building in course of construction a
few doors north of the Occidental no.
tel Among the number who conSre-
gated there last night were Bob Ford,
a boy of eleven. and Willie Bayer, a
boy OF seven. Willie is the son of
Fred Bayer who is a barber in George
Cerf's shop on North Main street.
During the excitement OF the play
Bob Ford thought he would add more
excitement 10 it and pulling small
revolver from his hip pocket leveled il
at Willie Bayer and said: 81 am 60
ing TO shoot you" Whether he in
tended to do SO or not is not known,
but at any rate the pistol went Oft
and little bullet went tearing It's way
into the body Of Willie Bayer in the
back. DR.. Hoffman was called but af-
ter probing the wound he was unable 10
find the bullet. The boy is getting
along nicely and the case does not seem
10 be dangerous, but bullet that can
not be found is always liza BILE To do
some damage until the wound is healed
at least.
The affair caused no little excitement
i'm that part of the city and by the
time the story reached down town IL
was exaggerated so that the boy was
supposed to have bene instantly killed.
The bullet is a small one but il is shot
with great force and is almost as dan
garous as if it was two or three times
larger.
The affair will at least. 1t is hoped.
cause a revival of the crusade against
H.. Of ,.ie l.. hx-h
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
SOLICITED FOR THE HOME.
After Mature Reflection Rev. David Win
tiers Gue>ses he was a Fraud.

Some of the good women of this city
have worked faithfully TO establish the
Home of Redeeming Love and there
are now nine or ten women and child
rem provided for at the Home.
Day before yesterday there was a
young man in the eastern part of the
city collecting aid for this home.
He could talk very nice on religion
and appealed TO the religious senti-
ments of the women out on Hydraulic
avenue to contribute some OF their
spare change 10 the support OF the
home.
Some Of the good people out in that
section OF the city We're suspicious or
the young man and they asked the
Eagle 10 make inquiry.
Rev. David Winters drove down
town last night and reporter for the
Eagle asked him in regard 10 the afore-
said collector.
My wife is not one of the officers OF
the institution said DR.. Winters, but
she has taken a good deal OF interest I'm
it. | hardly think the women have
sent out any young man 10 collect for
them. | think they would 90 that
themselves"
Then the preacher reflected moment
and added: Il guess the fellow must
be fraud. / will find out"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
THEY COUNT UPON THE WATER.
Farmers in Western Kansas VIII Get Big
Crop by Irrigation.

G X. Gerard Of Tribune was in the
city yesterday and called upon the
Eagle. Mr. Gerard is one of the ablest
and at the same time energetic editors
of western Kansas. He says that eX-
tensiVe irrigation plans are being form
ed in his vicinity and that the farmers
are banking on a big crop. and are
making assurance doubly sure by dig
ging the irrigation bitches in every di-
TectiOn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
LAID TO REST.
Remains OF j. VI. Alley Consigned to Their
Last Resting Place.

Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock the
funeral of the late Jacob II. Alley took
place from the Masonic cathedral. The
funeral was a large one. nearly every
Mason i'm town as well as hundreds OF
citizens turning out. The Knights
TemplarS escorted the remains to the
grave where the beautiful services of
the blue lodge were held by Grand Mas
fer 4 H. Mccall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
AL letters pertaining to the business OF

All letters pertaining to the business OF
the printing department. bindery, SUD
scription or for advertising, should be an
dressed to the business manager All
other communications TO the editor
The only daily paper in Southwestern
Kansas or Okla homa receiving the COM
plete Associated Press report.
TERMS OF BSCRTPTION-DAlLf.
On advance. postage prepaid
Daily, one copy one year----.'--.----So W
Daily. one copy six months.....--..-. . w
Daily, one copy three months.---..- %
Daily, one copy one month. ~
Three times a week, any days desired,
per wear. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ) -
Daily, one copy three months.....-.. %
Three times week, any days desired,
six months............-....-. 20
WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy one :"
Remittances may he made at our risk
either by draft, express, express money
order, postoffice order or registered letter
Money sent in any other way is az the RISK
of the person sending it. Give postoftice
address ia full.
BY CARRIERS.
The Eagle is delivered by carriers IN
Wichita and all suburbs at ID cents
week The paper may be ordered by
postal card or by telephone 1No- 76) and
viii be served early and regularly IT.
regularity Of service or change OF address
should Toe reported Immediately to the
Eagle Office.
To ADVERTISERS.
Rates of advertising made known upon
application.
The proprietors reserve the right TO re
ject and discontinue any advertisements
contracted for either by themselves or
their agents.
Entered in the postofflce at Wichita as
second-cIass matter and entered for trans
mission through the mails as such.
Eastern office at Room IS, Tribune bullu-
ing New York City, and so The
Rookery." Chicago. where all contracts
for foreign advertising will be made, and
where files Of the paper can be seen. >. =.
Beckwith, agent
Readers of the Eagle when in New YORK
City or Chicago. can see copies OF the
paper at the office OF our agent at the ad-
dress given above
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
HE SERVED HIS COUNTRY.
j. III. Alley was Member of Garfield Post
and soldier i'm Late War.

The Masonic fraternity took charge
of the funeral of j. II. Alley and few
people are aware that Mr.. Alley was an
old soldier.
He was a member Of Garfield post
and served three years in the war Ia
restore the Union and was member
of company X, 18th New York infan-
try.
Mr.. Alley served the entire three years
as private and belonged TO the IA
nous army OF the Potomac and is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Members Of Hypatia viii meet at the
home of Mrs Robertson 121S Waco
avenue, Friday morning at $3.50 sharp.
10 attend the funeral of Mrs. Addie NJ.
n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

Ed Shaw and wife left yesterday for
Los Angeles. California.
Bert Walker, editor of the Peabody
Graphic was in the city last night.
Letters Of administration were filed
yesterday on the estate of Mary G..
Watson.
ON account Of the death of Mrs.
Addie Miner there will be no meeting
of the Cooking club this week.
Joseph BiSgs representing the pasen-
ger department o. the Great Northern
road was in the city last night.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday To Mr.. William NJ. Pedigo Of
Leon and Miss Austin of Wichita.
Sunhower Chautauqua circle will
meet through the month of April with
Miss Kendall, 500 North Topeka ave
nue.
The school board at its meeting next
Monday night viii consider, and act on,
the question of refunding some of its
bonds.
Gerald Nolk. manager Of the A y.
Kellogg Newspaper company left last
night for Chicago to purchase some
new machinery for their plant here.
The Southern Kansas conference or
the Methodist EpiScoual church is in
session at Hutchinson-fSiSh GoodSell
presiding. The Eagle viii furnish its
readers with condensed proceedings.
The Equitable Aid union No 743 will
meet at Sons of Herman hail Frida Y
evening at $50 O'Clock sharp. Several
candidates to initiate. All members
are requested to be present
All members Of Wichita lodge No. 30
n. II. s, are requested to attend the
meeting Thursday evenig, March -
at their hall Election Of officers and
business of Importance generally.
SiIas Brown who has been attending
the State University at Lawrence. re-
turned home yesterday To spend a week
vacation between the second and third
term of the school year. He is "A MEM
Der of the senior class graduating out
OF the school of art in June.
Colonel James Garvey. the pride Of
all railroad men. and the best timber
in the world for d dukedolu. was i'm the
city last night. He was not as CAV
and froiicsome as he usually is by rea-
son of the fact that his mind is occu-
pied with the writing of a new spriug
poem.
Horace r. Herbert of IL Dorado and
Elite Austin Of this city appeared at
Probate court yesterday and asked
Judge Myatt 10 grant them marriage
dlCtLSc ana 10 perform the ceremony
that would make them man and Wife
The probate judge being in an accom-
modatinG mood. he consented. and the
young couple were made happy in just
three minutes 10y the watch.
IN citizens Interested in reducing
the expenses Of the citvs and school
government and otherwise promoting
the interests of Wichita are urged to
attend the public meeting - bt held
AT the Board of Trade han Friday
evening AT o'clock. March - The
committee appointed at the last meet
ing VIII present it's report on organi-
cation. Other matters OF interest viii
be presented
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
Thy WIFE Nor rHFEF.
sutton aud Woods DO Not Relieve the Cot
orch Girl. Kohbed orocer store.

Detectives Bedford Wood and Harry
sutton dc not believe that BESSIE
Hutchinson and Kitty Smith robbed
Groves grocery store. untwiJhsIend-
ing their confession. and they give a
pretty EooG reason FOR The faith that is
I'm them.
These two shrevd detectives went
down u Groves place the next morn
ing after the burglary and took
I'm the surroundings.
They told reporter for the Eagle
yesterday that there was a light snow
that morning and from the store were
tracks Of TWO persons leading back e.
the alleg
The tracks went to the alley where a
horse drawing a wagon rad been
hitcbed u q peach tree The WaLru
and horse had entered the alley from
the north and had turned around and
came back the same way.
Then the two detectives followed the
alley south and There was nut sign ~
a track iu 1t south ~ Groves Store and
that J. the way The girls claim they
came 70 the place They said they
came w from the south iD the alley
This see1uS to h- 90 ease where twr
colared girls are Try Ing o. convict them
selves II burglary tut Bedford Wood
and Harry sutton stand ready @ Sv-es-
that tl,e girls are siNil- false testi-
meuV iu ord tp convict themselves
aud send a. cir precious carcasS-s - tie
peniteltiary-
Mas. HI How should you Ike ne -
SING vuu 30 $. cro. Is | ou TIE iatt HltE-
I'D 20 - sleep L i possibly could -
Credit Lost
TFAcHrE Vow { harley. Cell - y bat Won
know about Cr,USus.-- Cbarlsy--- Dudes
wear en- IL their nants- Harlem Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28

GEST-"What is the reason you charge
twice as much for my cuffs as you did for
merlyt' WasherwOman - Because you
have begun making pencil notes on them =
Gent-.What difference does that maker
Washerwoman-'.The girls waste so much
time in trying 10 make them out. DE Am
Sterdammer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28

spoken of as good soldier. He was.
however. always modest and never
sought promotion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
eemdoAyo7a'A

No one excepting blind people could have passed M
Main yesterday without noticing that load and
more of boxes packages and bundles piled up on the
walk fronting our store which spoke palmer than
words. that customers around Wichita going to
have the biggest time they ever had this coming season
buving rich peoples Dry Goods at poor peoples prices.
Five car loads think of it. Already looking eager
v forward to the occupancy of our next
the south that we may find some way OF placing
goods which keep night force bu5Ily unpacking,
marking and arranging mammoth stock
Today we give special sale of three kinds OF
Wool Novelties.
Ten pieces Wool Novelties at SOC yard. Last year
soc bought no better kind.
Twenty pieces all Wool Novelties at 55lc, Last
year this quality brought 65c.
TWENTY-FIVE pieces all Wool extra quality Novelties
at SOC A Dollar kind last year was no better.
Also complete invoice of Light and Dark French
Challies at SOC yard and for tho low price
These four bargains for today, come and take
advantage of the offer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28

The crucial tests Of the baking pow
deTs was made at the worlds fair and
the VerdiC1, was in favor OF Or Price :
Cream Baking Powder ON every count,
purity, strength aud excellence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
FIGHTING FOR BABY
HUSBAND AND WIFE CONTESTING
FOR THE CONTROL OF A CHILD.

And the Woman's Mamma Takes the Side
of the Man Which Proves Her Not Like
All Observation-Disclosures Far the TeSti-
mony il Against the Wife and it is Not
Very Elatterinc Testimony Either--She
EIirted at Sixteen and Loved "a Mexican
Who Turned Out to be Bad Medicine
aud was Fired.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28

The humor Of it appears in a New
! York baking powder. claiming all
/ awards Official records show that it
| was not even represented ~ the worlds
! fair. DIT Prices secured the highest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28

NIsTEEss-'.Ycu broke my Sevres plate
You are discharged. How ala YOU break
t." Servant carelessly dropped one Of
he biscuits You made yesterday on II. -
\Noonsoc5et Reporter.
Mercy how very expensive this
gift must have been" Edith-"NNhat makes
Won think So" Clara-'-The price mark has
been erased. '-In.4r-Ocean.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
EcaI Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company)
The records in the register or deeds Of
fee show the following transfers:
W. T. White. Qcd und III of - or
sec 1l--5-lw NV Or OF - 2l--J-lyv
dcd -...-..-....... --.-. .-..........-.S
+ H Walker lots ia blk %
and : II blk - Cheney Kan wd.. Ice
II. ". SunmerhouSer sw or sec =
2--5w hf of NV or of l5-21-Sw
wd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7eC
p W. SummerhouSer = hf of Sw
az Of q-27-Sw and n ny OF sw or
Of 9-31-3w wd ......--... .-..-...-- 1o1
=. SummerhouSer, Sw or of ny
Sv 600
Mortgage releases. ............... 3415
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28

In all recipes calling for two tea
spoonful ~ cream IF tartar and one
of soda use TWO teaspoousfUl OF Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder Better
results in every way wiii follow
Evening journal., 1895-10-24
JUST 1 WORD TO BICYCLISTS.
The Ordinance Prohibits Fast Riding and
Compels the Use OF LiRhts-A Penalty
for Violators.

The Ordinance Prohibits Fast Riding and
Compeis the Use OF LiRhts-A Penalty
for Violators.
Despite the fact that an ordinances
exists on the books OF the city prohibit
ing the riding OF bicycles on the side
walks, limiting speed at seven miles an
hour, and compelling all riders 70 carry
bells or gongs on their machines. and In
addition carry lamp or lantern, lighted.
when running after sundown and
before Daylight, there are numbers
Of cyclers who violate one or all of the
provisions. BY doing so they rer der
themselves liable to prosecution In
Municipal Court, and II convicted, to
foe of not less than 81 nor more than
$40 and costs
Complaints are almost daily received
at police station from persons who have
barely escaped being run down
by scorchers or wheelmen who
are running dark, and orders
have been issued to the police
to arrest vlolsters Of the law no matter
who they may be. or where they are pro
vlding they are within the city limits
The cycle clubs with a view to
putting a stop to reckless riding
hnu running WITHOUT lknlht nave plhceu
similar rule on tbeir books, and in
stances where members of any Of the
wheelmen's clubs have been guilty Of
infraction OF the ordinance are rare.
Last evening an EVENING Journal
reporter while on his way home about 8
o'clock met two riders, one a woman, on
Adams street between Ninth and
Delaware avenue, bowling along at
high rate Of speed, without
a sign OF a light On Delaware avenue
he saw tandem and three single riders
without lights. A man living
In the western part OF the
city narrowly escaped being knocked
down by careless rider without
lights, and q woman crossing Eleventh
street at Garfield Park was struck but
fortunately not Injured BY another Of the
same reckless class
Blcyclists will do we'll to heed the
warning so many times repeated to
them and light up after dark or It may
cost them much more than the lamp
would.
Evening journal., 1895-10-24
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.
Close of the Annual Synod
at st. Peters.
NEW SCHOOL BOARD NAMED

Bishop Curtis Appoints Fathers Failon
Kelley. DonaRhy and Flynn as the DIo-
cesan visitors This Year, Bishops cIos-
ing Address to the Clergy.
At noon to-day the annual synod Of
the Romen Catholic Diocese Of Whining.
ton came to close at St Peters Pro-
Cathedral, and all of the visiting clergy
are now getting away to their respective
homes
To days session was a brief one. 10
began in the pro-cAthedral with solemn
mass beginning at 30 o'clock Father
Mickle, OF Cape Charles City, was the
celt brant Rev. j. Conly, Of Dover,
was deacon Of the mass and Rev
F. V. Campbell. Of Ekton, was
the snb deacon The masters Of cere-.
monies were Rev. ]. A Lyons and Rev.
f j. MeHlley.
There WAS large congregation at this
service and devout spirit prevailed at
the sight OF so many Of the clergy wor-
shipping in their full vestments
AT the close Of the mass Bishop Curtis
advanced and made an address to the
clergy appropriate to the close of the
synod and their separation once more for
active work.
In closing the business Of the synod
the bishop appointed Revs. NJ Y FAllon,
George A. Kelley, J. Donaghy and Dennis
Flynn as the new school board, to
visit all the pSrochial schools within the
the diocese
Father Donaghy was appointed
councillor to succeed the late Rev. g. S
Bradford
Father Flynn reports that st Patrick s
School is now entirely furnished aud
active school work Is fl h)urishing there.
There are about 22O regular pupils and
FIVE teachers. Thanksgiving Dav will be
celebrated at this school by a flag rails T.
ing
Those who were In attendance at the
6nal session, In addition to Bishop Curtis
and Vicar General John A Lyons were
Revs d j. Crowley, K l. Brady, J..
Wiesmer, J Ferdinand. d j. Flynn,
George A Kelley, NJ Y FAllon, j.
MeGley, W. j. Bermingham, James
Qaigley, Peter Donsghy. Thomas
WaldroD, Edward Mickle. j. L Nc
Sweeney, P. J Hughes, John Comfy. f.
J. Connolly, w. j. Scott ana NJ j. Nc
Manus
Evening journal., 1895-10-24
FAST MEN on WHEELS.

Some Racing Achievements OF Those who
Will BE the stars In Next Mondays Road
Race on Kennett Pike.
All arrangements are being completed
for the twenty-R lie road race, which Is
scheduled to tske place on Saturday
afternoon, over the Kennett pike course
near this city. About seventy Eve men
sent In their names ald asked to be
Handicapped for the OCCASION
among them being some Of
the b,st riders in this section OF the
country, which include Fred Sims, OF Phil
adelphia and a member OF the Columbia
team T. Eddy, of Columbus, Oaio.
whose record for twenty FIVE miles Is
10425; Charlie Church, the Rambler
Il ,sr, OF Chester; @ List OF Syracuse
W Concklin, OF New Jersey; Walter
Dlckerson. Of Riverton; Nicklinson, Of
Palmyra; L c johnson, the Delaware
Glass B rider; Bob Wier, the champion
road rider Of Delaware. and several
others
All handicapping will be done by the
Race Committee OF the Wilmington Bl
cycle Club. which consists OF Captain
Billy Kirk, chairman; Frank Turner
and Q 5 Rice
IL was expected that Frank Tarner,
the fastest rider In the state would par
tlcipate, but under the rules OF racing,
he being one of the hRndicappers, he
cannot, In justlcs to the other riders,
ride. his not riding Is a source OF great
disappointment TO his many friends ia
this city, who looked for great things
from him In this race.
Evening journal., 1895-10-24
THE POSIMASTERS ARB GRATEFUL

No More Can Uaoie SANS PaopIe he Used
ns Collectors Of Moneys Owed Dealers I8y
rhiiatelists.
After many years OF patient endurance,
the postoihce authorities OF the different
cities have secured a ruling from the
Postoin 20 Department which felieVes
them from the duty OF collecting
amounts due TO dealers In postage
stamps for collectors
Tue duty has been O most unpleasant
one for most frs quently the pereons who
have obtained the stamps from dealers
have been boys of tender years. who
have beer broken -heErted at the appear
anoe Of the government Official
10 has bsen the practice OF the dealers
TO advertise stamps for SALE and to send
them.on approval 20 any person who
might apply and in any quantity, re-
gfdless OF the standing or responsibility
OF the applicant As result the stamps
fall into the hands of unreliable boys,
frauds, dead beats, and then the post
office people have been used as an agency
to collect bad debts on the ground that
the mails have been used 10 furtt
scheme TO defraud This business had
grown TO be an iniolerable nuisaucs