The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-14
CITY IN BRIEF

The Baptist church Of this city has
| issued call for a pastor.
The Populist county convention will
/ be held this morning in the Peerless hall.
The Pops are awful mad because
! Wichita is released from its persecu-
ton.
A big party of campers have squatted
in the park on Morris street, near the
river.
The funeral of Albert Cloud was held
yesterday from the Oak street Presby-
terrain church.
Only one case, and that of little i'm
portance, was filed in the Office of the
district clerk yesterday.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Jen-
nings of South Laura avenue, lost a
sweet little infant daughter.
There is absolutely no truth in the
report circulated yesterday that Judge
Campbell contemplated going to Cuba.
A telegram received last night from
Rev. r. T. S2vin announces that unfor-
seen events cOmpels him TO postpone
his visit to Wichita.
Frank Lining and celia Peacy, both
of this city, were granted a license 10
wed yesterday. 1t was the first Fri
day marriage license issued for a long
time.
The infant daughter of ]. L. Jen-
nings died yesterday a the father y
residence. 224 South Laura avenue. The
funeral Will be from the house this
morning.
George Mold is playing Fort Wayne,
Indiana, this week to a good business
owing to the fact that it is the native
town of his partner Bob Kenaird. The
Fort Wayne papers give him column
write up.
The county convention of the PeO-
pies party to select delegates 10 the
convention TO be held at Hutchinson
viii be called to order a 10 o'clock a.
m, today in Peerless hall, corner OF
First and Main streets.
Henry Forby said yesterday that he
was happier then than at any time for
several years. He said he would not
be a policeman again under similar cir
cumstances for a million dollars
month with a twenty per cent discount.
colored man sent a communication
to the Eagle last night referring 10 the
proposed pardon of a Mexican but he
failed to sign his name TO it. Il viii
be necessary TO have a name attached
10 the protest which the communication
embOdies.
Now that an era of good feeling has
set in some of the boys who want 10
see peace think it would be proper for
Judge Campbell and Jack Davidson %
shake hands and make up. Judge
Campbell, during the war was quoted
as saying that Jack was the meanest
joint man in town.
D. D. Vincent of this city and Miss
Jessie O. JaycoX of Anthony were mar
RED at O'Clock night before last in the
parlOrs of the probate court. Judge
Myatt does not ike 10 be disturbed at
night, but he viii marry people al any
hour day or night. 1t is a two dollar
and half failing he has got.
Mr.. FrizelI. whose store was ruined
by fire Tuesday night. expects to reOp-
en as soon as the building can be r.
fitted. HIS candy maker. an expert
from New York, arrived yesterday only
20 ind the store closed. He VIII stay.
however. until II IS reopened. when Mr..
Frizell hopes 70 be able % continue.
Mr. Joseph Vonyik of New York,
reached the city the first Of the week 20
take charge Of the baking and candy
department of FriZells establishment,
which he VIII do as soon as the debris
from the recent fire can be cleared away
and the big establishment put TO rights.
Mr.. Vonyik brings with him a record for
experiences as "a candy maker, fancy
cake baker and general caterer. that
places him al the head OF that profess
sion. OF which FrizslTs patrons Will get
the benefit.