The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-31
CITY IN RkIEF.

The Mozart Symphony club will ap-
pear at the auditorium this evening.
The Mozart Symphony club OF New
York Will arrive over the Missouri Pa
cific at 4:sO p. m.
Rev. Wilton r. Boone. II. n. will lee
/ ture tonight in the auditorium of the Y.
NJ. c. y. on ''COlored People OF OKLA
homa." Admission free TO all
The Childe family have been requested
! TO repeat the song with variations "Oh
| Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight"
at the Crawford Grand next Sunday
evening.
| The Populist county central commit
tee met Saturday afternoon and perfect
/ ed their organization by electing VIII
A. Ayres chairman; George w. Peters.
| secretary. and L. ID. Lewelling. treas
urer.
Mrs. Bridget Carnegie. aged IS years.
died at o'clock Sunday OF dropsy. at
lat South Washington avenue. She was
an old resident. having lived in the city
more than twenty years. Funeral serv-
| Ices were held yesterday afternoon from
the residence.
Colonel Z. c. Cole of Chicago Is stop
ping at the Carey. This Is his first visit
in the city since 1890. During the boom
days OF 1856, Colonel Cole was one Of the
most extensive operators in real estate
among the large number then here.
Sunday noon a runaway occurred on
South Main street. The horse scared at
a motor car and ran short distance.
upsetting the buggy. throwing out the
lady and gentleman who were In IL. but
whose names could not be learned. The
wheel was smashed and the top broken.
but no one was injured save few
minor bruises.
Sunday afternoon at SIS fire occur
red at 449 North Market street. at the
residence Of Tom Rogers. The blaze
was caused by n gas stove. the damage
was small Another small blaze oc-
CURED at n a IN. yesterday. in the
Smith-Sknner block on Market. also
caused by a gas stove The damage
also was small
baby Bliss, the heaviest bicycle
rider in the world. will ride his "a pound
American bicycle in Wichita today. Mr..
Piss weighs 500 pounds and is Ga feet
tall Wherever he goes he attracts
great attention by his huge bulk. He
was a prominent figure at both Chicago
and New York cycle shows. Mr.. Bliss
will hold a reception at the Anchor
Trust company's store, corner Of First
and Market streets. and all wheelmeR
are invited to call and meet him
The Young Ladies Missionary league
OF the First Presbyterian church desire
hereby TO express their grateful Rppre-
citation and thanks to all their assist
ants in the recent COpperheld enter
tainment To their sacrificing
and especially 10 the iaborious
and efficient services Of Colonies lines
and Lewis and Professor Dunbar. was
due the success Of the enterprise which
resulted In enabling the league 20 con-
tribute nearly nifty dollars 10 the wor-
thy cause OF missiOns
Saturday evening. March e. a birth
day party was given Miss Anna Sho-
ber 60 being her 18th birthday. The
evening vas spent in dancing. card
playing and singing and an elegant
lunch was served. Those present were
Maud Doyle. Ma bel Doyle. Bertha CraU
ord. cora Crawford. Hattie MslSner.
Lille TX FTeda Splitter. Minnie Lon
ECKER. Mar IiouRhton. Emma Hought-
N. Mrs. Gus Sohn. MessrH. Charles
)~drlck. Ernest Wolf. Albert Parrot.
Viii Parrot, Emil Matzka, Robert
30lte. John shOber. Charles 6hob<r.
Jus SUhn, Eugent Kruhm. A. ~. Boite.
About SIX weeks ago Ben Dsvore. Sea
forth Lawrence. had his foot and lex
rushed IN a runaway near Waco and
I'm. and Il was thought for a time that
is foot might be saved, but In spite 90
loEe attention and good nursinz by
ricnds and members II = A. .. W. %
mich order M Deyore L. a member. e
-as found Impossible 70 save the Ia
Ircd leg and ~ on last Sunday. at D
J. D. Walter I.nlck arnputated the
= about half way between the knee
nd aukie Mr. Dpvore Is reported as
citing along nicely those assisting
ere Drs- WhHlock, Taylor. Bsss AID
Y. A Alnick
sunday p Rht Vas a Rrsa. church
.Eht in wichita. The visiting minis
.rs flied nearly ali tne pulpits % the
~. and crowds were seen every Ehera
Z the Etreetz A. n era xford grad
- congregation was even larger than
sgsi 4 fire musical program inciud-
z tg'0 selections BY the SANFORD family
5ta hlgtly pleasing a1d sell rendered
.e Crii9e family yorafiHts. sunR ore
their Characteristic and pleasing
lartets in their usual and attractive
PIE Mr. yaIs 5iscourze aimed 20
rrect a n sruprrsEt0u given IN a r~cprt
rnCu directed against Tnltarlaaizsn.
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