The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-19
The auha paIy Eagle Tursday g1orug sptenber g. 1885
CITY IN BEIEF.

Postmaster Os Hackney Of yelling
ton. was in the city yesterday.
Ex-Governor Lewelling entertaine,
party of Populist friends at his coun
try home yesterday.
Colonel Fred Close ex-private secre
tary to Governor Lewelling, is spend
ing few days in the city.
The Hebrew new year commenced a
O'Clock last evening and is being gen
orally observed in this city.
The Welles Circle of Kings Daught
erS will meet Thursday at 3 O'Clock
with Miss McAdams Oil North Topeka
| avenue.
]. l. Bowdish was summoned to Ok
ford yesterday, to attend the beisid,
| Of sick elative. He expects to b,
back today.
place yesterday and was largely at
tended. The remains were taken to
! Kinsley for burial.
Stearns and Fox have been bound
| over for statutory rape, the victim be-
| ing Grace King, full mention Of which
was made in Tuesdays paper.
Special communication of Albert Pike
| lodge No. 3O3 A F. and A. NJ. Thursday
evening Sep. 10 at s O'Clock; work in
| the first degree; visitors welcome.
Mrs. E. P. Fouts and children have
returned to their home in Texas, after
several days visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Fouts of College
Hill
Charles NJ. Jones returned yesterday
from Boston, where ne had been attend
ing the knights Templar conclave. He
looks fine and says he had a good
time.
The jury in the case Of The United
States against johnson in the federal
court is still out. Johnson is charged
with counterfeiting. This is the last
criminal case in the court.
The travelling men play the second
game Of ball at Hutchinson Saturday,
Setember q. Arrangements have been
made by the Missouri Pacific people to
hold their train until els p. m.
The news of the death OF Hon. JOS
eph Wilson of Topeka was received in
the United States court yesterday with
regret Mr.. Wilson was clerk of the
court for many years and very popular
Howard E. Case the popular lumber
man, resident of North Lawrence ave-
nue., was the most felicitous man in
the city esterday. The cause of his
joyousness was the addition Of a fine
boy to his family responsibilities.
Invalids and others requiring hospit-
al accommodations will be especially
interested in the announcement of Drs.
Everett elsewhere in this issue. Their
vantages, such as not usually found in
such public institutions.
Mr.. z. c. Cook who left Wichita to
enter the newspaper business in Louis
lana, has met with the successor gain
ing a higher position than that Of
which he held in Louisiana. He is
now live stock and railroad reporter
on the FIT. Worth Mail-Telegram an
evening paper Of FIT Worth. Texas.
George Waggoner formerly editor
and proprietor of the Arkansas City
Dispatch, but now of the Topeka AdvO-
cate, is in the city He says that out
side of a few barnacle politicians and
prohibitionists that a ma
jority Of the Topeka people are against
the administration methods Of enforc-
ing the prohibitory law.
In the reort of the game between
Hutchinson and Wichita the home team
was given sixteen first base on balls
outs. This phenomenal pitching was
the best amateur pitchers in the west.
Mr.. Kelley of Hutchinson had four
strike outs to his credit in place Of
four passed balls.
Councilman Trower Of Kansas City
was in the city yesterday Wis
iting County Attorney John Davis.
Mr.. Trower is also a prominent stock
man at the Kansas City
Stock yards. He says everything is
vile open at Kansas City, Kansas and
that it is getting along elegantly with
out disturbing interference with its
local affairs.
Mrs. Lena Mason the coIored lady
evangelist who has been attracting
large audiences for the past six even
lngs at the armory of company K, will
preach tonight at Garfield hall. Mrs.
Mason is an eloquent speaker and q
theologian of great spiritual powers,
besides being sweet singer. Tonight |
she will sing three of her own ballads.
Owing to the limited seating capacity
IF the armory Mrs. Mason has been
to change the place OF meet |
ng, and those who fail to hear her to- |
hight will miss something to be re- |
GREETED.
Yesterday morning at seven O'Clock |
It the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. |
Merrill of Furley, Kan, occurred the |
of their daughter Edith TO |
Mr. Egbert Sanders Of Washington, |
,. G. The bride is a graduate of Wich- |
Ia University, and Mr.. Sanders is the |
of engineers for the Bal |
imore and Ohio road. H. 3. Scott OF the |
lewis Academy performed the GER |
.mony using the Episcopal service. Mr.. |
md Mrs. Sanders are among our most |
popular young people and the best |
wishes of their many friends attend |
hem on their journey to their new !
lome, 32i5 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash !
ntOn D. c.