The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
Ehe uuiehia gaY Eagle: Sunday Wornmg suIu 7, 1885,

County Attorney Davis has been in
Office few days less than six months
| and he has sent TO the penitentiary
| twenty-three men and two women
John is very unpopular here among tbs
criminal classes.
| Mr.. James S. Taylor, who has been
running on the Mulvane branch of the
Snta Fe, came in last evening and goes
out Monday morning on the Wichita
! and Western. He reports crops doing
! spiendidly on the branch
! The following donations have been
made TO the Colored Children's home:
Mrs. II. H. NJ Du Bots. clothing and
toys; Mrs. c. II. Reckmeyer. basket Of
fruit and candy; Travelling men from
| their picnic. basket Of provisions.
a wagon load OF boys were arrested
I last night for damaging property at
the Washington school house. They
were permitted to go home over Sun
day on the promise TO be al the station
tomorrow morning TO explain their con
duct.
There is some objection to City En-
gineer Jackson's ditch on west Central
avenue but some of the people who live
on that thoroughfare say that IL was
the muddiest street in the city before
the city engineer put down the ditch
and that il is now the dryest.
The county commissioners yesterday
discharged from the county jail a col
ored man named Neeley fncarcera ted
for disturbing the peace. He explained
10 the commissioners that he could
not live with his wife and that she was
determined TO make him live with her
or leave town.
Mrs. John a. Wallace who has been
visiting at Gallsburg, Ills, for some
ic hor Aali un
ing the week she attended family re-
union which was a most enjoyable ar
fair. and which included large family
circle of four generations. Her chill
dren are with her.
Married. Wednesday, June 10. at ST.
Louis, Mo-. MIR. Carleton +. Taylor and
Miss Evelyn a. Turner of St. Louis.
Mr.. Taylor is one of Hot Springs most
popular and prosperous young men,
while Miss Turner grew to womanhood
in this city, and has hosts of warm
friends whose best wishes go with the
happy couple in their new life.
The Rev. John F. Won Herrlich will
leave Monday. July 10, for vacation,
which will include a visit to the noun
tainS and the sea shore. Mr.. Won
Herrlich will return August "a. Dur
ing his absence st. Johns pulpit will
be regularly supplied in the morning
by others. There will be no evening
service after next Sunday evening.
The st. Joe Herald has the following
to say about Mr.. McNair of this city:
Starter W. Z. McNair is one of the
few men who have no difficulty with
the horSemen in getting a field of
horses away under the wire. His
voice has clear. business-like ring to
it, and he always addresses the driv-
ers as gentlemen, but with an air that
says more plainly than words Ii must
be just SO and no other way. Mr.. Nc
Nair has won the commendation Of
the lovers of sport in st. Joseph by
his fair methods.
The following well-known Wichita
people interested in educational mat
tiers are taking in the school teachers
Mrs. Coe. Mrs. Philleo. Mrs. George
Campbell, Mrs. Fitch. Misses Abbie
Potts. Emma Potts. Gertie Jackson,
Mamie Barwise. Lulu Sheppard, Laura
Geoghegan, Anna Leishardt. Lizzie
Dickinson. Mile Beaver, Mary Kelly,
Anna Mason. Eta Mason, Grace Hill.
Maggie Crawford. Jessie Cralk. Leida
Mills and Orpha Jay, and Messrs. Ed
die Geohegan. Professor Dyer, G. L.
Smith and Ward.
Ned =. Larimer, Of this city. has
been designated by Hon. r. w. Blue,
congressman at large. as a candidate
for the cadetship in the L. S. Naval
school at Annapolis. Mr.. Larimer will
take his eXaminat ton in September. The
navy is rapidly becoming a more pref
cradle and a more important service
fine piece of music. A trial edition of
not be in it in the future with the
Anna polls fellows. The wars of the fu-
ture for America will be foreign ones
So
promises TO be the future battle ground
for the world. Naval ships and adnT--
ment are receiving all the attention
Mr.. Larimer is a bright young man and
we have little doubt Of his acceptance
and future success.