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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13

grassy lawn Blessed childhood AL
too soon have those dear little feet
found the rough pathways
The saddest feature to me in my
life in-that Home was the facl that
the child has no voice in its destiny.
AS these memories thronged upon
me, not least was the recollection Of
the evening hour. when the little ones
gathered about me for their Now I
lay me-" and Eugene Fields plaintive
words came 10 me
"'And as sit IN wearied care a
childish treble breaks-the gloom and
softly from the other. room / hear
that simple childish prayer-Now / lay
me down 20 sleep etc
Il have given up this work with an
approving conscience, knowing that
1 have always treated my little people
kindly, and provided for their comfort
in the best possible manner.
1t is great pleasure 70 me 70 re-
member that during all these eight
years no little children entrusted 70
my care have ever suffered from abuse
No scandal OF inhumaa treatment has
ever marred the honorable record OF ny
service in that work The little folks
have been wei fed and kindly treat
sd. The love Of those Gear homeless
little ones greatly lightened the bur
den of my cares while there. For, az
ter all, what We most need in this life
is love. There is not half enough Of il
in the world"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
DEATH OF MRS. CHoUTEAU
Well Known Lady Passes Away With Neu
ralSia of the Heart

Mrs. George Chouteau died Sunday
night az her residence. SIC South En-
poria avenue, of neuralgia OF the heart.
The funeral viii be held today at 1
O'clock
Mrs Chouteau was attacked sud
denly. having been taken sick only on
Sunday morning. She leaves a hus-
band, mail carrier No. 3, one OF the
best men in the postal service, and
two children 10 mourn her loss
Death IS always sad. but especially
so when 1t renders a boy OF eight and
a girl of six, mOtherless and takes
away from a young husband cOmpan-
ion that made his home happy and
shared in his trials and ambitions
Mrs. Ch0uteau was a good, pure wo-
man with a heart full OF sympathy
and sunshine for all. Those who knew
her best loved her most. She was de-
voted to her home. her children and
her husban nd. There is only one balm
for their sorrow and awful grief and
that is a knowledge of the fact that
she is gone 10 a home where happi-
ness is complete and rest eternal and
sweet From that distant land she will
give them inspiration not only 70 bear
the burden OF their grief. but 10 live a
life ofthat ideal purity which was hers
and which, in years TO come. viii bring
them again to her in a spiritual union
that knows no separation. May Tie
who doeth all things we'll comfort the
q Afflicted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
POsrMAsTEK AND EDITOR
How George May and His Assistant Com
bire BuSineS. With Pleasure

George W. May, editor OF the Haven
Journal and postmaster OF that city.
was in town yesterday Mr.. May has
the newspaper business down about
as fine as the gentleman from Okeney,
Oklahoma, about whom the staff cor
respondent OF the Eagle wrote recent
ly. Mr.. May has an assistant. She
is a young lady. She is not only his
assistant postmaster, but she IS his
assistant editor, foreman, business
manager and type-sticker They have
the postoffice in the front part of the
building and the newspaper Office IN
the rear. They get up early in the
morning and proceed while their minds
are fresh and their brains active 10
mould public opinion. They continue
at this pleasant work, Mr.. May tell
ing the good people how TO vote and
his assistant Informing the public OF
the proceedings OF ice cream sociaIs
until the train whistles. at which
time they tie up the sacks TO send on.
in. When the good people Of the town
get their letters Mr.. May and his fair
assistant repair 10 their cases and put
up il cold type the work of the morn
ing, stopping only 10 take in a dollar
for subscriptions. This, unfOrtuna tely.
does not take up much time, owing
tc the as-d times. but for all that Il
occurs once a week or so. In this way
Nj. George May makes enough 10 keep
the wolf from the door and his assist
ant gets enough to buy hcr shirt waists
and tutti frutti
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13

at the Carey Mr.. Raohter is a model
candidate No body mas ever had &C
casion to make an apology for him, for
his private and public life have been
such that the breath of criticism has
never been uttered against him. AS
state senator ne stood for the state and
the taxpayer, rejecting credit on one
and offering defense to the other. As
a business man and a citizen and neigh
bor ne has always been characterized by
MS integrity and his genial manners.
AS a public man Mr.. Richter has all
the elements Of a great mixer. He I'M
derstands the people not in sense that
a sharper understands his dupe. hut in
the sense that two plain men. who have
the same hope, the same sympatflies
and the same aspirations in the field OF
good active citizenship understand one
another. While he is as diguified as a
gentleman ought 70 De yet he is easily
approached by every man, and who
ever Harry Richter finds worthy OF
com partnership and confidence his heart
and lips are open 10 them. He met with
quite reception while here and he left
behind him substantial friends whose
friendship is worth something and
which could be secured by but few men
from political opponents.
Senator Richter IS al right and wor-
thy Of an immense vote in Wichita
He has always been friend to this
civ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
BALLINGER OF BEAVER
What One of the Popular Men says About
Dennis Flynn.

Dixie BaItinger of o-Man's Land. or
rather Beaver county, Oklahoma was
in the city yesterday en- route to Guth-
Tie to renew his acquain lance w5th the
main land of his beloved young COM
monweaith. Mr.. Ballinger, although liv-
ing far away from the political and so
cial center OF the territory, is one of
the best known men in Oklahoma In
all conventions, political or otherwise.
ne is the ambassador extraordinary and
minister pIenfpoten t5ary from Beaver
county No matter what happens he
walks into the hotel the night before
the convention. Rain or snow. prairie
fires or toTRadoS can't keep him away
1t is well for Beaver county that IL has
a man OF such grit, for no man can do
better in a convention than he does
Everybody likes him and whatever he
says, for ne is a reasonable man, goes
with the slate makers and the conven-
ton.
Mr.. Ballinger is an enthusiastic Flynn
man. He thinks the genial and brainy
Irishma is just right and he says Beav-
er county is almost unanimously for
him. 1T would be a great set back IL
not an absolute disaster 10 the free
homes bill to turn Flynn down" said
Mr.. Ballfnger. But there is no danger
of il. The people of Oklahoma have not
lost their reason Yet. Callahan may be
all right and he may a sincere advocate
OF the free homes bill but YOU can't
make our people believe that he can do
them any good. We don't want to wait
for IL forever. The defeat OF Mr. Flynn
would 50 discourage our people that
half OF them would leave the country"
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.PRETTIEsT DISTRICT IN THE STATE
Candidate Who IL Making More New 40.
quaintances Than Other State Officers

Il has been drawn 10 the attention
of the Wichita palitic3an that John Pol
lock, the Republican candidate for ap-
pelIate judge, is today making a race
IN a district which has existed n the
fancy OF the southern Kansas states
man for years. as an ideal arc.Ia.
In the legislature OF 1890 IL was at
tempted BY the legislature 70 divide
Kansas inso eight congressional dis
tricts. All the plans of The aDDor-i5n-
ment committee n Topeka put ReGO,
Harvey. Butler. Cowiey. Sumner. King
man Harper and Sedgwick in the same
district. While the division was never
50 made for congress Z Vas practically
made for this divisl OF the court Ct
appeals. and IS said 20 be the prettiest
district in the state. The reason FOR
this is that every point in the dlstrict
is within easy reach. The Missouri Pa
oific. Frisco. Santa Re, Rock Island ard
their branches Criss-crosS and grid-iron
the district in A way which enables a
man % cover an immense amount q ter
ritO-y IN a few hours.
Il is OF account OF this reason that
John Pollock is seeing mOre of m con
stitueClts and shaking more hands and
making more scqpaintauces than any
other state carsiidate IN the field. whle
personally known and respected for his
legal learning by al the attorneys in
this 9aFt of the state. there are many
people who nave never personally net
him and to these n is making hiInse-S
personally known John Pollock. ac-
COrding % everybody n a1s home town.
- a man VINO makes friend q every
and a chs mpl0g az every
friend. Having this talent and being
confined 10 one % thu NOS compact
districts in che west. he s really max
ing wonderful rae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
MADISON TONIGHT
Kansas Young Orator to be at Garfield
Hall

Every indication points TO a big JOLT
fcatlon among the young Republicans
tonight II viii be the young men 3
night in politics and they expect TO
give the old men pointers on how TO
have a r0using time. Hon. Ed. H Mad
ison, -.the Boy Orator Of the Arkan-
saw" will no doubt give the young
men one OF the best speeches OF this
campaign He has the necessary depth
Of voice and breadth of girth TO in
spire all with enthusiasm. Ed" as
he is known in the short-grass country,
was formerly a resident of this city,
and VIII be glad TO greet all his old
friends at tonight'S meeting. The young
men sre 10 have the position OF honor,
but old people and those Of uncertain
age are not prohibited.
The Mckinley Flambeau club viii
give an exhibition drill on the princ:-
pal streets before the meeting
Every young man N the city, no mat
ter what his politics. is given a special
invitation 70 be present and hear the
issues Of this campaign discussed by
one Of the ablest young men in the
state
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COLT GETs IHE PULPIT
Mr.. George r. campbell Receives a Letter
To That Eject.

Mr. George E t'ampfoeii. or % ebe
leading members of The Fsrst VI Z
chureh Of this csty. i n receipt o. a
letta- from Rsv. Don :. Colt. fo-mer
pastor. saying that the difficulty w'aidl
i1te-1e7sd with MS occuDsucy o. -
Mstaes1iS- church a. Allegheny C-v.
Pa has beel removed and thzf h -as
SECURED that pulpit i 2pp=s - mat Il
was rule q slls Ps.Zssy lVsnia CO.. -
e1ce nof take q pas-c- from sn5ensr
conference C1l-sss flere VS. 2 vacancy
winch 70 unemployed minister % re
said conference vas cSPati-. % 81 irlS IL
The biS5op usually ns- thls character
o. CASES r charge and he objected to
receiving Mr- Coz into as co1f--ence
u less t1e WsC1fez ar Kansas csnf~--
ence would t4k. one y hls FsScors- TIse
t5r Ire Eagle id not 1sarn TIE
argz-gsr3s1fS b Essica ~ Colt -
ce<ve5 re a-lszlsny pSS-Sras=
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
PRINCE HAL HEARD FROM
Doesn't Think Illinois VIII Give Mckinley
More Than 100. 900

Colonel James r. HaIloweu OF Chi
cago has written a letter to Probate
Judge Myatt Of this city and the Lar
ter gentleman received it duly yester-
day. 1t took Colonel Halloween five
hours TO write the letter and ii IS not a
very Long letter either. As he started
to wrste the epistle that big Chicago Re
publican procession began to pass his
office ard after watching chunks Of Il
a, mile or two long he would write a
few tines for rest and return to his win
dow and look some more at the march,
ing hosts. All this was evident in The
letter It began rather tame but ev-
cry paragraph manifested increaS-
enthusiasm and its last lines were fair
y ablaze with the nthusia site fire He
expressed the hope that Judge Myatt
would be reelected, that the county
would be in the band wagon and that
Kansas wiz continue 10 stay redeemed
from PoDulfsn ard its administrative
horrons and legislative atrocities. He
says that Illinois is bound to give a
Republican majortty OF 100, 900 and that
Chicago viii furnish nine-tenths of it.
He sends mis- love 10 all the boys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
ANOTHER RACE MEET
some Exciting Events Billed for the Gen
tlemsn's Driving Park.

Thursday afternoon all footprints VII
be turned m the direction of the gentle
mems Driving Park. There - going q
be fun = plenty. Maud 5. Era b and
Bility the THIster win contend for the
first money IN the 2.30 pace for a purse
OF So. half mile heats. best three IN five.
The club announces this as a far1eI
matinee. We hope il VIII be IKE Pa tits
farewelIs. oft repeated. There VII be a
trot-ing pony race for a S5-osanket with
samuel Lloyd's Daisy, Wllm p Hub
barFs Iceberg and Thomas Snider :
Midget as cor testants. In the 3.l0 trot
% pace are lot OF good ones. L Z.
Murray's Mss Edith by D'Ominser. Dr.
" A Nlnicks Bessie Young and Hazel
Young oy Joe Young. =. E kies' Alma
K BY Bonnie Boy. and W. o. Stern
35e-zs Jim : by chad Ssck. and others
Be sure - Dc on hand az > D m sharp,
for there are 50 many events that every
thing must 60 right or time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
WENT AFTER SUCKERS
But the Smart Aleck Will Find sure Thing
Bets No Good

There Is no such thing as a cincil bet
n politics. \ sharper came IN from
western Kansas Saturday and pro
oeejei .memdiately 70 catch suckers
He caught some He offered bets o.
two 70 one that Chester I. Long would
not get q vote IN Butler county. Sew
e-al took up the be- not knowing or
forgetting that Butter county is not IN
Long district. These bets accumaiat-
ed amounted 70 big sum and the shar-
per who thought Ae had : cinch VIII
loose has bodoie. The fellows VINO have
been caught propose 10 organize whst
may be termed the Wichita Suckers as
sociafion and their purpose =. II order
10 save their bets. 70 get some citizen
Of Butler county 20 vote for Chester
Long They may have to britS a man
u vote that way. This. they know. rs
diSnoEres1. but they believe the west
err Kansas man was dishonest when
ne took them II and they propose TO
bean him az his own game TIE vote.
Tor Long VIII be cast al Augusta For
fear OF treaC4leTy chey VIII vote a man
in TWO Other townships.
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ACCUSED or STEALING CLOTHES
Annie skssgs Arrested Here by Topeka
Ofseer<

Under Sheriff Lucas Of Shz xnee COM
y arrived n The city yesterday and ar
rested Annie Ska@gs. a coioued girl. 1or
stealing clothing from parties By whom
sha was employed as a servant at To-
paka- Slfe- was found At home u friends
IN this city A search 81 her trunk fail
- % reveal any % ne stosen articles
but for al that sire was taken hack -
Topeka. probably as a witness agzsnss
SEs,-1er coIored girl who lcft thu ss0uss
rom whicn ~ goods Eere stoieE on tn
sane day. Ms Skaggs accused Tire
other giri % the thsft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
SIMPSON Is FOR REED
He Wants the Colorado Minister for House
Chspfaiu.

Mr. Jerry Simpson, the candidate for
congress who VIII be hit hard by some
thing on election day, was in the city
Sunday and left in the evening for Val
ley Center, where he was billed 20 speak
last night.
While a the Manhattan a reporter
for the Eagle had short talk with
him He expressed himself as being
confident of his election, but he did not
speak 50 confidently s5ou. Bryan's
election. Speaking about things in gen.
eral, he spoke very highly OF Rev. Ny
ron Reed OF Colorado. and said that he
shall boom him for chaplain Of the
incoming house of represen IA tiVeS
We must have q man there" said he,
who VIII pray for silver as well as
gold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13

er sign bearing the words. Gospel meet
ing" A few months ago FMS buildin z
was known a uhe Silver Dollar saloon.
the pioneer is TO l drin king Place in the
city. 1t ard a fiouristhing business but
in time the gradual monetary squeeze
and the consequent hack of silver dol
lars among the Thirsty crew forced X
out Of business. Then a few Christian
people banded themselves into an or
ganiZation known as the Gospel Mission.
diSinfected the place. extersuinated the
aroma of beer and dedicated the place
10 a Hobisr purpose Now w.nen an cd
customer goes there 70 get a drink he is
confronted with the sign. Where Will
yuI spend eternity" and Immediately
the answer comes back, Where beer
cannot quench your hurst II you are
not careful and mend your ways"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
HAS RESIGNED HER POSITION
Owing to Failing Strength Mrs. Craig Has
Given Up Her Place

Mrs. H. ". Craig, for many years
the matron OF the Children's Home on
College Hill. has resigned the position
and in a letter 10 the editor Of the Ea,
gle she says:
Not being as strong as formerly.
l have resigned my position in the
Chfldreus Home. of which 1 have had
charge over eight years.
As l stood on the threshold OF that
little Home On the hilltop. memory
brought back the scenes OF AL those
past years. l thought OF the founder
Mrs z. J. Foster-with her big heart.
SO full OF tender love for children.
Again 1 heard tia innocent. childish
prartie OF the little ones and listen
ed 10 the patter Of the many little
feec tripping through the house. up
and down the s;airways and over the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
LINE OF MARCHI
Preparations Being Made to Receive Ed
Madison.

The Mckinley Flam5eau club will
meet at the city building at I p. m.
sharp today TO p3rtake in the parade
drill. The line Of march will be east
on Douglas 10 Fourth and return and
north on Main 10 Second, then to Gar
field hall 70 hear Hon. +. Madison.
All officers are expected 20 be at the
city huiAding al 6:45 .. m. also drum
corps flag bearer and helpers at some
hour All members who are tarly shall
report not later than 7.ae p. N.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
WATSON rs COMING
HB WILL STORM KANSAS FOR FOUR
LONG DAYS.
WIN Make Wichits Next Sunday Evening
and VIII speak Tuesday Morning
From Here He Will Circulate Through
Sumner. Cowley, Harper. kingnan.
Reno and Mcpherson Counties-Many
Well known Men In Populist Circles
VIII Accompany Bim-Judge Mckay of
Harper VIII Have Him in Charge.

Hon Tom" Watson OF Georgia
Popusst nominee for vice president,
the man whom the Pops put up for
Slaughter, is coming to Kansas he
viii be in Wichita on October 1s. and
viii spend four days in the state Dur
ing that time ne expects TO make near
iy 1eespeedaes ard many Of them WILL
be made I'm This district
The following is his itinerary:
October 1s-Leaye Columbus at s:45
a. m on the Frisco arrive at Wicn'ta
at $40 p. m; remain at Wicnlta over
night.
October 1e-Spesk at Wichita at 9 a.
n and leave at 10 a m on the santa
Fe: Mulvane arrive at 1880 a. m and
leave at 1875 z. NJ; Winfield arrive at
iI:2o a. m. and leave az 1910 p. m:
Arkansas City, arrive at Zl:35 p. m.
and leave at / D. m; GeIda Springs. ar
riv-s at l:I5 D m and leave at 1:25 p.
m: South Haven, arrive at go p. m
and leave at 2 p m; Caldweh arrive
ct 30 D. m. ard leave at 30 p. m;
Eguff City. arrive at sos p. m. ana
leave at $40 .. m; Anthony. arrive az
$50 D. m. and leave at p. m on the
Hutchinson Southern &C., r. l. & z.
z. RI; Harper. arrive at Ala p. m.
and leave ar 40 p. M; Kingman, ar
rive at $40 p. m. and leave at $50 p.
NJ; Hutchinson, arrive at $50 p. m.
and speak At S p. m
October 3o-Leave Hutchinson az 7:3o
a. n. on the Rock Island; McPner-
son arrive at 7:45 a. m, transfer 20 the
Union Pacific railway and leave at S:45
a NJ; Lfndsborg, arrive at GIG a. N.
l-,,x s..lrQ Ok a fdfnnRrl
arrive at 1890 a. m. and leave at 1870
D. m; Solomon, arrive at 1 p. m. and
leave at lis D. m; leapolins, arrive
at D. m. and leave at go p. M;
Beloit, arrive at 3:45 p. m. and leave
at AS D. m. on the Missouri Pacific
raiInosd; jamestown, arrive al As p.
m and leave al $40 p. m; Concordia.
arrive al $50 p. n, transfer 70 the
Union Pacific railway and transfer at
$50 D. m; Clyde, arrive a Il D. m and
leave at 10 p. m; Clay Center, arrive
at s p m. and hold a night meeting
and then leave October p at 2:49 a. N.
arriving in Topeka at GIL p. m. and
Kansas City a I 800 p. m.
Mr.. Watson WI be accompanied on
the entire trip by the following well
known middle-of-5he-road Populists (
who will also participate in the speak I
ing: PAU Vandevoort of Omaha, J. T. I
Willis and NJ V B. Bennett of Kansas I
City. and Frank Burkett Of Mississip- |
.pi. the last named one Of the best cam /
pesgTrers IN the POpulist party who !
made an effective speech IN the national /
convention at St. Louis, in which he /
opposed the obliterati ton of the Populst \
organiza ton by Democratic tactics /
and showed the scars he had received |
IN unfolding Populist principles in /,
the south. Judge G.. W. Mckay of Har
per county win accompany the expedi- |
ton through the counties OF the Seven
tn Congressional district.
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1T WAS FOR Fun
Big Plctare of HOG Hong Beside That o.
1-sIor Mckinley.

Las night IN council meeting a large
picture - N239r Mckinley hung n
front - The mayors desk. During to-
coI-s-- . she .geIlirEE MAJOR Cox sra
a - --sTre - a hr~ ksrssss py-ke- oTe-
III edge bss5de gsst o. Mckinley. Dr.
MIEick v-Ty gravity zoosS and T5,a
EE1zr dignity. STATED 15at n did not
desire u bring p-olstics no rese S1EgSr
f-3ST t1sE sVo@rs ~ t-Sei 70 60 x osl
- sEDuti ike % zsk a g-fzstton- Tnss
EEzs granted. then D. aid 4 want .
Know Wal r TIE dew. Lhe pxure o.
HfG- william Mckinley - PLACID thew
G--sl.l= Ia - 4 Ok .or- HaFDC Cox
s-sEE-sts-1 fl7af - mater D. referred 10
q speClzi COMMITTEE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
ELDER TREAT SPEAKS
He wasts Those Interested In Eternity to
Hear Him

Rev. W. B. Treat Of In5ianapolis
who has been holding meetings for the
past TWO weeks at the Central Christ
ian church, spoke 10 a fair audience fast
night and VIII continue 70 preach az
that place the remainder OF the week.
Rev. Treat is a logical and forcTbie pIIl-
pit orator, and il would more taan paw
al who are interested in the place where
they Will spend their eternity to attend
his meetings during the week as we'll
as those on Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
oEot p AT cAE WORKS
Two Gases seporf~s Ersz. They Yesterday
b. DR. >bslts-

D.. Sbuigz RETIRED fra-a Bsz-z5n car
TslEEs y=sgs-5sy Eo@F@ ~ asfe14e5 u
eEo cas- - fueutgTzsss-oBs rr0lIls. Tfsy
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th= na-7=s - - parl=s- Thss z-ecs=s
81 cop IS gsx @srssss zsz r.ss ssGcto-
u-zcs az rny<hzrs 70 - careful z5csz.
fae@- csz-sz-=z ag14d.ns =
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IMPORTANT
TO KANSAS MERCHANTS 4!

Mr.. ]. b. Bryar, represents
ing A. c. McClung & Co. of
Chicago, will not be here this
week as announced but will
display the largest line of
Holiday Goods and imported
Christmas Novelties on and
after the 18th inst. which has
ever been seen in the west.
He will be at the Carey, as
usual.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13
HE Is A VOTE WINNER
Harry Richter Visits Wichita and Speaks
Copffdenriy.

Mr.. Harry Richter. candidate for
lieutenant governor on the Republican
ticket. was in-the city Sunday. He was
at the home Of ms brother, Mr.. Fred
l. Richter, untjl after dinner. waen. he
came down town and spent a. few huns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13

II once FssarsxAeS Eat "a .. sou a so-ps-
uf>-1na

Where ar va s-s=n5 eternity Z
ta- si-S-aiag ssgn on one = -. bald
-E<S o. Sslra Mssn s-re=c .5stEsea rhe
NscTsuO.a Stars aid Serge R.srs'
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Mrs. Lillian II. HOLSTER % Detro.c
Mich supreme commander ~ thu o.
der of the Ladies or The Maecab bees Of
the work.. : ~ tie Hotel Carey e.
route u Dallas. Texas. where she Wiz
speak or wonel's day Al TIE state far.