The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-04-24
I2S-I3o-I32 N. Main.

source. The reputation Of three per-
sons are involved, but as there Is ex-
treme jealousy behind the case some
innocent parties may be injured
Judge Wall yesterday purchased the
beautiful half-section farm, known as
the Speer land. adjoining Conway
Springs. This makes the judge one
Of the largest owners Of real estate in
the county. having now almost 1000
acres.
The Electrical Supply company have
furnished the c. F. Potts Drug house
with the only complete individual tele-
phone system in the state. There are
five stations in the building and IL will
be used instead OF the old speaking
tube system
Little Glenadine Clark. the 6-months-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. W.
Clark OF lie Ida avenue died at 2:40
yesterday afternoon after an illness OF
two weeks. The funeral will take
place at $50 o'clock today and will be
conducted by Rev. Don S. Colt.
Bud Jeter, the boy who L D. Barrett
says struck him with a spade, was ar
rested by Constable Voss and brought
before Justice Jones yesterday. The
lIldl Was COnNlnucQ until -AonOdg anu
he gave a bond with Ollie Good as Sc
eurity for his appearance in the sum
OF $50.
Harry Maxwell. formerly OF this city.
arrived in Wichita yesterday and was
busy shaking hands with old friends.
He now lives at Fort Wayne, Ind, and
travels Michigan and Indiana for 81.
Louis tobacco house. He is looking
Ill l. =. r4fr liz
He will remain over Sunday.
There will be a reception this evening
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
Strange, $50 North Waco avenue, given
In honor of Rev. and Mrs. Wearhouse.
the new pastor OF the First Baptist
church of this city A cordial In
vitation is extended to the members OF
the other churches and friends OF the
congregation to be present and extend
a welcome 10 the minister and his fam
lily.
Jennie Sylvers will he tried in the
probate court this afternoon for insani-
". She came down TO Dunbar's un-
dertaking establishment and wanted
them TO place her in a coffin. She has
had an eventful career and is now q
sad picture OF what she might have
to the city, because country life was too
slow for her. she found faster career
and is now in condition which is pitt-
able.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Rufus Cone
had driven the sheriff 10 the train and
the stable man was going up home with
her TO bring the buggy back when al
Third street and Lawrence avenue two
in huu 6~fx af
faster gait than the law allows. ran into
Mrs. Cones buggy completely wreck
ing 1t and throwing her out. She re-
ceived a severe wound on the side Of
the head and had her nose mashed. II
was a close call TO a more serious acci-
dent. She was suffering considerably
yesterday from her injuries. She
thinks she can describe the men suffici-
ent TO have them arrested.
The Eagle few days since publish
ed an article in its local columns on
the savory smack and satisfactory gus
tatiOn found IN ham and eggs these
spring mornings. OF course much de-
pends on the ham. A dry. hard, salty
ham Is poor eating But a tender,
juicy one. with the flavor OF hickory
wood smoke about IL melting in the
mouth. nothing could be finer. Such
a ham IL the Eagle" brand. cured by
the Jacob DOld Packing company. We
have been sthoroughly testing them
This brand Is put on only one stamp OF
ham, selected from a hog Of given size
and fatness and cured with extra care
and BY their own secret process Every
che j. alike and they cost no more al
home here than the ordinary CONNER
c.sl ham per pound. They can be had
"boned or whole or by the pound