The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
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Mrs. Sallie To.er has 'p,ece'' in tn
last issue Of Frank Leslie's illustrated
Weekly.
When you out do a woman In an argu
| ment she gets mad and says you ari
talking mean to her.
The shortest road to a mans heart 1.
/ by his stomach. and the quickest way
TO woman's is btu)y bonnet.
! Henry Huffman is the authority fol
the statement that ex-senator John
Martin Will assume the duties OF cle-i
of the supreme court on July l.
The Frisco passenger train due here
at 1920 from Burton was two hour:
late yesterday, being detained on &C
count Of waiting for connection with the
| Santa Fe.
Jus. the moonligh. and a breeze. jus,
| hammock N the trees. just a paper
till you dream. jus. a rubber hose and
s;ream-then an awful mutilation OF
cnurchvows.
There is young man in Wichita who
il is said drinks as high as twenty-three
sodas on hot day. His name would
be given but for the subsequent difficult
~ OF figuring out his capacity and en-
durance.
Mr. a c. Payne OF College Hill re-
ceived a telegram last night telling him
Of the death OF his daughter, Mrs.
Alice Payne Chatfeld. wife of Rev.
George A. Chatfield of Lafayette. Col.
The body will reach here Wednesday
morning.
Councilman Giles Smith left yesterday
FOR Topeka II is rumored that he went
Up TO get a change in the police COM
mission. II the Masonic crowd OF poll
ticians are trying to get control of the
police board Mr.. Smiths trip is dead
easy guessing.
Miss s. Marie Downing left yesterday
morning for the east to visit Baltimore,
Washington and New York Miss
Downing Will combine pleasure and
business. and at these points will learn
all the new and popular dances which
she will teach at her dancing school
that she contemplates running next
winter.
Wuerzburger and Schnitzier are two
names that go naturally together. They
could have originated only in one coun-
try. Schnitzler's American name Is
Fritz, but WuerZourger Is a genuine
brewed importation of German hops and
barley which is regularly consigned to
the American Schnitzler.
A business man hands us receipt
for pudding for 1897: Take 3 gallons
of confidence: 1 peck OF. international
agreement; quart Of gold standard: Z
tablespoonsful of prosperity; 2 quarts Of
sound money; pound OF protection.
Boil with twelve months of no work for
ten hours and eat while hot.
Judge Glenn made good haul on
pensions yesterday. He received notice
that the claim of Freeman James Of
Andover had been allowed in the sum
Of Sc per month; Horace Melee Of
Lyons and Peter Brady. Wichita, were
increased to Sc. The judge made quick
work of Mr.. Brady's application, which
was not filed until January last.
Clayton Robinson and George Town
send, two young colOred men. were ar
rested Sunday night by Officer thinner
man for throwing rocks at the electric
lights on the corner of Wichita and
First streets. They were fined s. a
piece, in default OF which they were
taken below stairs They will probably
nave chance to work on the rock pile.
The Santa Fe railway have stopped
running the sleeper TO Arkansas City.
The car is now taken off here, making
direct sleeper between here and Kan
sas City. The train coming from the
south and due here at 1O:40 al night has
changed time and now gets in here at
$50. This enables the passengers to
arrive IN Kansas City two hours earlier
than formerly.
The Knights OF Pythias lodges have
elected new term officers warick
Lodge No. "A last night elected as fol-
lows: E. A. Kinnaird. c. c.; George a.
Seweil, V. c.; o. A. Boyle, prelate; A.
H. Ward. NJ. OF w: j. T. McMiIlen. X.
OF r. AMI s.; Earl Blake, NJ. OF F.:
George T. Walker, NJ. OF E; L. s. Trot-
ter, NJ. at A; E. D. Jennings, 1. GO.
y. Riliinger, o. G. In regular conven-
tica assembled Wichita Lodge No. 1ss.
X. of p. elected: A. p Olinger. c. C:
s. L. Keenan,, V. c.; r. W. MARQUIS. P:
". A. Ayers, NJ. of E.; G.. B. Reynolds.
K. Of r. and s.; j. II. Alderman. ". OF
F.: ]. c. Rose. ". at A.; F. Marks. /.
g.; T. Voss, o. c.; H. T. Dedrick.
VI. of W.