The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

Harry Slater was down from Newton
yesterday.
Judge Glenn is confined to his hon;
by illness.
The appellate court will begin its las
term tomorrow.
Mrs Howarth Beaumont arrived In
the city yesterday.
J. E. Caldwell will soon move his store
to North Main street.
Mrs. George Cert, who was accidently
shot East week. is improving.
Miss Daisy Lee of Fort Scott i. visit
ing friends In the city for a few weeks,
Mrs. DR.. B. Y. Boyd, of Fort Worth
Texas. is in the city visiting Mrs. c.
NJ. Jones.
The Populist committee is completing
the poll of the county. 1t is not very
encouraging.
Quite a number of the Germans will
go to St Marks tomorrow to celebrate
German Day.
The old soldiers attended the funeral
of Comrade Osgood who died at the Oc-
cidental Saturday.
A prominent Democratic business
man is offering to bet 5000 to 500 that
Mckinley win carry Kansas.
Jerry Simpson admits that Chester
Long is the alblest defender Of sound
money in the state of Kansas.
Mrs. E. E. Fitzpatrick left yester-
day on a visit of months duration
at erseyviIle, Ills, their old home.
There will be a regular reviewing OF
Wichita Tent No 81, K. O. T. M, to-
night. Every member is requested to
be present.
Rev. J. H. Then is at Jefferson City
attending the celebration of the gofden
anniversary of the establishment of the
church in that city.
George W. Adams left yesterday for
CarlinvilIe, Ill, on legal business. His
wife accompanies him as far as st. Louis,
where she will attend the fair.
The Northwest Produce company Of
fer $500 reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the Parties who set fire to
their building few months since.
Oscar Harris and old time friend of
Bill Doolin's, was up from Oklahoma
City yesterday. He says that Bill was
a. better man than the man who killed
him.
Mrs. Dan Parks received the sad
news last night of the death of her
mother. and left on the 10 o'clock train
for Emporia, where she will attend her
funeral
Carl HeErar, the 3-year-o1d son Of Mr..
and Mrs H. o. Hellar, died yesterday
morning. The funeral will be held at
the home, 231 North Main street, at
p. m. today.
Rev. ]. F. Nessley left last even
ing for Oakesdale, Wash, near Spo-
kane Falls, where he will join his wife,
who is detained at the bedside of their
son, ]. E Messy.
Mrs. B. H. Roys, Mrs. Charles Ayles-
bury and Miss Douglas, of St. Joseph,
Mo, escorted by Mr.. Charles Aylesbury
were among the visitors to the Eagle
linotype room last night.
Mrs. NJ. J. Burbank, VINO makes her
home with her daughter. Mrs. Harry
C. McClung, left over the Frisco yester-
day on a visit to her sons In Evans
VILE. Ind, and Cincinnati, Ohio.
John Tucker of Derby was thrown by
his horse at the corner of First and
Topeka avenue yesterday and was UNI
conscious for an hour. He is still sick
at the residence Of Wendell McLaugh-
lin.
A Mckinley Bicycle club will be or
ganized at the city building tonight AN
the Mckinley bicycle riders of the CITY
are cordially invited to attend and get
IN on the ground floor. No expense but
3 good time for all.
The Republican county committee re-
,eived a package of Irish Worlds yester-
Law for distribution. 1t contains some
powerful reasons why Mckinley should
De elected. Every 1rishman Should cali
1t headquarters and get one.
All young Republicans are asked to
be at the city building for the Flam-
beau club drill this evening e.:
o'clock sharp. Business OF Importance
will be transacted. New members VIII
De taken in also at that time
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. McOung |
eft over the Santa Fe last night for
Kansas City to take in the Priests OF
Pallas parade Harry expects large |
number of his customers from Kansas
and Texas there and re Will be there |
20 show them the sights
Wichita Division Of the Order Of Rail- |
way Teiegraphers met in special ses- |
ion last night and voted funds in favor |
Il the Canadian Pacific telegraph oper- |
tors with which 20 carry on their /
trike to success. They ALSO sent |
Message of encouragement to Grand 1
Aief Operator Powell.
A formerly of Wichita man writes
rom New York saying: This country
5 crazy over the election. II Bryan IS
lected il VIII be like dropping a thouS-
nd tons of dynamite on the country.
I win go TO smash and end in war. Or
ers received at the wholesale houses
ere have the postscript: II Bryan IS
lected please cancel order. -
The team Of John Taylor Of Attica
ownship ran of yesterday and demol-
shed the wagon completely. They
ook fright presumably al the street |
airs and ran east on First street.
When they crossed the Santa Fe track
If. Taylor was thrown out. but land
d or his feet and sustained no injury.
he wagon came uncoupled and but
title damage was done.
Captain Osgood's funeral was held
and attended by the old SOL
iers. II seems that Osgood won his
tile TO captain after the war. as the
dJutant's report shows that he was
Ugh private Of the Sixteenth Illinois
His father and brother were
lembers OF the same company. His
ather was killed al IN ebattie OF Jones'
lie, Va, and his brother was taken
rssoner and died from the treatment
e received The funeral was largely
tended