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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

qcd, 50x300 com 100 sw cor Nor
ris' and Walter streets, city, lot
7S and hf lot 80 Church street city
w. N. Ewing rec to ]. Konecny,
qcd, lots 1106 to 1116 Forest ave,
Greiffenstein's 18th add .......
j. B. Taylor to J. C. Richards, wd,
lot 10 Ohio ave, Matthewson's I'd
add ........ ............ ........ 100
Nashua Savings bank to Maud
English Dean, wd, lots 80 and
So. Gilman ave, Riverside add -. 6O
Alfred Elswick to Hudson B. WIKI
off, wa, hf NV or sec 10-29-1e.. 25ot
Catharine Schwartz to c. A
Schwartz, 'wd, lot 40 Usage street,
lots II and 13 Oak street, West
Wichita, lots 1913 and 81, LAW
renee ave, English's Sd add. 90t
Thomas II. Griffith to Melvina Will
son, wd, 1888 to 104S Carlos ave,
Greiffenstein's 18th add ........ sot
James Allison rec to Hartford w.
L. Co. d, lots 10 and q, Washing
ton ave. Deans add ..... 20t
Charles S5einmeyer to James Mick
leberry, wd. lots even 30 to 4S.
Park ave, Charles Steinmeyer's
1uQ ...... ...... q
Charles c. Allen to F. A. Phillips,
wd, tract 10 acres com W and 40
n Sc cor sec 16-27-1e.. 1000
J. E. Harris to I. F. Holton, wd,
lots 2S.26 and n hf "a, Baltimore
ave, Derby .................. ...... SOC
Ciarisa j. Kiser to Clark KincaiG,
wd, lots Z, 9, II and 13, Fifth ave,
Rock Island Sd add ...... 20
Pioneer Saw and L. Co to Charles
j. Rowley, wd. lots 81 and SO,
Wabash ave, Ft. Scott add. so
Rufus Cone Sheriff to S. w. Copper,
sd, sc or sec 17-2s4w. 800
Joseph B. Chamberlain to Robert
A. Cherry, wd, ne or of ne or sec
24-29-1e ex and e 20 feet for road 1000
NJ. E. Gile to F. J. Nicholson, qcd,
tract in NV or Sc or sec 17-27-le.. 312
c.. L. Davidson 30 T. ]. Nicholson,
wd, tract in NV or Sc or sec 1927
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
CITY IN BRIEF.

O. E. Pittinger yesterday came in from
| Goddard
Judge Wall is in Kansas City attend
ing to legal business.
c. J. Magill of Chicago is visiting his
son, E. S. Magill, the grocer.
J.K McGregor is lying Ill at his home
No. 123 North Emporia avenue.
from a short trip to Newton.
Frank Smith and Percy Hauston Of
Bentley, were in the city last night
The last will and testament of the late
w. A. Smith was prooated yesterday.
Miss Luella Kirk OF Waco avenue Is
confined to her home on account Of ill.,
ness.
| Jessie Galloway of Blackwell, was in
| the city yesterday on her way to King
| man.
Mr.. W. S. Cade Of Anthony was in the
| city yesterday and was the guest Of
| the Occidental.
A. E. Carey of Hutchinson last even
ing called on o. NJ. Jones OF the county
| treasurer's office.
Mr.. c. V. Ferguson returned last even
ing over the Santa Fe from q business
trip to st. Louis.
Miss Mabel Ayres conternplabes leAv-
ing in the near future on a visit to rela-
tives IN New York City.
Mr.. Wendell Mclaughlin left yester-
day morning for Phoenix, Ariz, where
he will spend the winter.
NJ: NJ F. Toier will start his bali
bearing roller skating rink in the Peer
less hall on Tuesday night, Dec. II.
Mr. W. NJ. Glass. ex-secretary Of the
county central committee, was in the
city yesterday from Union township.
Miss Maybelle Israel has just returned
from a three months visit with relatives
and friends in Kansas City, Chicago and
Fort Scott.
Miss Lillian Hutcf1inson's name was
omitted from the petition signers in the
senior class at the school board meeting
last night.
Mrs. T. J. Rogers has returned from a
visit with friends in Salt Lake City and
will be the guest of Mrs. w. r. Dulaney
for several weeks.
The Womans' Mission Circle Of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. o. D. Barnes, corner Lawrence and
Third street, this afternoon at 2:30.
c. ]. Fletcher mas very tasty display
of fancy groceries in the show window
at mis- Douglas avenue store. Since pros
perity has arrived there is a renewed
demand for fine groceries
Mr.. Roy Neiderlander will leave this
morniyg for his home in Council Grove.
after several days visit with his par
ents here. Mr.. Neiderlander is now en-
ployei with the Missouri Pacific with
headquarters at Cocncn Grove.
Mr.. john Kohler, trustee OF Morton
township, was in the city yesterday in
consultation with the county commits
sioners in regard TO some business in
R-f7ich his township is interested
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers have bro
ken up housekeeping for the winter.
They nave moved from the corner Of
Topeka and Elm ard will for the winter
reside with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Myers at
333 Riverview avenue.
Every body Is fond OF mud on the
farms and not on the paved streets. It
is unhealthy, unsightly. unbearable and
can be remeiied. What's the matter
with the fire company flushing the
strets nights after bcsiness hours. Or
what's the matter with the street broom
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
ENJOINED.
The Publication of est.
Joseph's Almanac"
Containing Alleged Pirated HAT
ter. Is Stopped.

In the United States court yesterday,
Judge Clark presiding. the following de-
cree was issued, enjoining l. Gerstle &
Co., defendants in the suit brought by
the Chattanooga Medicine company
against them for uniawfully publishing
matter IN their "St. Joseph's Almanac"
which had been copied from The La
ole5 Birthday Almanac" the pcolica-
ton OF the Cha ttanooga Medicine CON-
pany. from further printing or distrf5-
utfng copies of the -Four Seasons AL
manac and Farmers Guide containing
sucn matter, excepting such copies as
were already printed or in process Of
manufacture. 1t is claimed by GerstIe
& Co. that the matter complained OF
was prepared for them by an electro
type foundry in Cincinnati. and for
that reason Judge Clark explained that
ne would allow them to distribute such
Of their almanacs as had been already
printed or partly printed, containing the
alleged pirated matter, but no more
The Chattanooga Medicine company
claims that it mas suffered large losses
by the copying Of valuable parts of it's
popular Ladies' Birthday Almanac"
and by the sale of limitations and substi-
tutes for its medicines and dhat it has
determined to have full protection in the
future for its trade-marked and copy
Nghted property. This company has
never lost a trademark or copyright
lawsuit during its business career.
The courts decree in full is as follows:
The Chattanooga Medicine Co. VS.. l..
Gerstle & Co.
This case came on to be heard this
day before the Hon. c. D. Clark, judge,
ETC.. on the application of the complain
ant for a preliminary injunction as
prayed in the bill
And the court having heard the bill,
and answer Of defendants, and affida-
Wits submitted by both parties and ar
gument of counsel having been heard
thereon, the court is Of the opinion and
80 adjudges and DEGREES that until the
further order of the court the defend
ants be and they are hereby enjoined
from printing, publishing or distributing
any of their almanacs for 1898, entitled
st. Joseph's Almanac and Farmers
Guide, containing the matter alleged in
complainant's bill to have been copied
from its almanac for 1898, entitled ''The
Ladies' Birthday Almanac" saving and
excepting such of said elmanacs of de-
fendants as they now have printed on
partly printed, which they are permitted
10 complete and Observation-Disclosures
ga Times
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

RIOTING IN BUCHAREST
RoumaniAn Students Go Jew Batting, With
Serious Results

Bucharest, Dec. 6.-An anti-Hebrew "
! not was started here yesterday by mob
Of Roumanian students. The distur bance
was caused by the circulation Of a rumor
that a Roumanian had been murdered
by mob Of Hebrews. Many excesses
were committed during the disturbance
which was finally quelled by the police.
who made a hundred arrests.
Vienna, Dec "a dispatch from Bu-
cha-est, the capital OF RoumanIa, says
that Yesterday a fanatical mob, 10000
strong. armed with iron bars and cudgels
attacked the Jewish quarters. piiiaged
shops. and destroyed windows and fur
niture. Sansuinary encounters took
place between the rioters and tht police.
the latter being too weak 10 make an ef-
tective resistance. Finally the gen d az
mie. with fixed bayonAts. dispersed the
mob.
Butte Mont, Dec 6.-Joe johnson.
the mulat,o accused of enticing Kate
Neil. white girl, from her home in
Sweet Springs No. has been ca captursd
IN Misscsilz. He admits taking the girl
away from home. but declares that he
lex her in Butte, having persuaded her
TO go back 70 her hone
San Francisco. Dec. 1.-The dead body
Of Loo Fook G<ey. sbcsn as the king OF
The Hs:h5indeCs. vho. seTeTs Days Z 20
trif-d 70 rob another Chinese. xas found
son.got IN room IN ChInstovn.s A; the
time Of the attempted robbery bosh men
fred a. each otaer. and trail o. blood
LEFT oy Loo Fook while making his IS
cape showed thai ne had been wounded.
The discovery OF Ms body proves TIA:
The wound ne received MAS fatal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
FPISCnpALC CARN1rA1

The opening evening Of the Episcopal
church bazar and carnival at Garfield
hail, last night, was attended by a fair
sized audience. The program given con-
sisted Of a dance by the Brownies-four
little boys in Brownie costumes. The
dancing dolk by Edna Goidstandt. MAS
very pretty and received great applause.
The 'ffanoIogue1 ''Bettss, Ads6uRt. bv
Mrs1SSITh and the Merry Maids, by
eight little girls costume. were both
heartily received by the audience. The
carnival continues four evenings. incIrd-
ing Friday. Each evening a change Of
program will be given Pretty booths
beautifully decorated. Containing candy
flowers. dolls and fancy articles. line one
side OF the hail, while the other side *
given UP to the refresament booth.
where dainty suppers are served.
Commencing this evening. the ladies
serve hot suppers from 6 o'clock until
late. It is hoped that a generous PAT
ronage VIII De given them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
NEW RATE is OLD
THIRTY-0NE CENTS AGAIN FROM
WICHITA TO GALVESTON.

MANY of the Larger Grain Firms When
Notified of the New Grain Rate Called
Their Men in and Will Enjoy Sort OF
Hiatus Pending Developments-New
Grain Freight Traffic From Wichita
Raises the Rate From 81 to 81, the Old
Rate, and Claims Corresponding
Raise From Kansas City
The new grain rates in force since the
9th has unsettled the grain business III
this part of the state, and good many
of the larger firms have called in their
men to await developments. There Is
only one thing that seems to be quite
certain, and that is that the old rate OF
81 cents from Wichita to Galveston mas
been restored. 1t was, after some strug-
gle about a year ago reduced from 81 to
27 cents which was the same farlft as
was levied for shipment from Wichita
around by Kansas City to Galveston. In
other words, it cost, prior 10 year ago,
4 cents more TO ship a hundred pounds
Of corn straight to Galveston from Wloh-
Sta than Il did by way Of Kansas City,
more than 200 miles further. After the
matter had been gone over and over
again and fought through time after
time by the citizens of the southwest the
yate was lowered to q cents and has
been tnat for some time. Some days ago
it was announced that a new rate would
be put in. which schedule arranges that
the rate from Wichita shall be the same
as the old one Of 81 cents. Ostensioly
the redeeming feature of the change is
the fact that the rate to Galveston from
Kansas City has also been raised.
Whether it really has or not none Of the
grain men in Wichita yesterday seemed
TO know. There is suspicion enough,
Enough. that the new rate means no good
Cor Wichita that the men have been call
ed in to await the arrival Of an official
schedule.
The grain dealers say that the new
schedule does not change the rate in Ok
Iahoma, and the rate from Wichita may
5e, as reported, the same as from Kan
sas City; but the grain men do not care
20 invest until they learn exactly what
will be the outcome Of The new schedule.
It is estimated that there We're more than
100 cars annual increase to the south over
he old rate, or the equivalent Of $4,000
bushels per year
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
10 cAPrTRE orEr,x REEs.

To eaten qDSen bees and cronez az
they atse-nv. 20 leave Q hive = frame 10
over tie opening. haT5nz a Se2en5inz
screen. vita openings large enO1xn 20
permit the ps.ssgs os tne worker bses.
a aznbe- of open-snt oO1sK Being set On
partition IN the ceafer oS the frame
and oc~nfaE INTO q s--Tso~z 30 easrSo-z.
TIE Iatge bees cssSl tNs51ya tse c11r-
Ioto the trap and can tlz~z 5e taken 5z.
gen1m5eh1eQ aseS ss5t-EAToIS7EsE-TA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
MORE EARTHQUAKES DAMAGE
rat Healy Discovers a Peculiar Condition
of Main street Pavement

Pat Healy is authority for the state
ment 5hat the pavement on South Main
street sounds hollow since the earth
quake. He is not willing to sponsor the
declaration that the earthquake was the
cause OF the condition of the pavement.
but ne Is willing to be sworn that IL
there was such condition before the
''quske' il was not perceptible. Mr..
Healys word has always been consid-
cred as good as gold in Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
NEwLY-PATENTEo INVENTIONS
sELF-CLEANING FILTER.

In a new sek-clesning filter waive
is placed below the filter 10 shut the
water off, the valve at the same tine
opening tube through the center 0.
ne filter TO force the water Back through
the filter 20 the upper side and cleanse
the altering material.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
TO SUCCEED sErGGs
state seoassr voorhees, Of Ssv Jsrssy VIII
Iie acfInz Gosereor

Trenton. - J.. Dee TT WIS >s<ces
At an ias1nsl conference % 80 majority
q tas Republican state senator. o. TIE
state hSz=s today nat s~nzsor Fost<r
II yoorsses ssosE5 - zessrse5 pres s~o;
q z7e senate wsez ;ae Ie<4..ztg-- cen
veasz ThLs al make EcnssS- vogF-
aess ac:srr g0Ts-ns- wren GgTe-Dcr
Ggiggs resigns . takr To- sozlslan q e.
tornsT EenerJ IN Pgsxlsenf SfeKlrssy>s
esa41et u iE szze-s On az sides nsE
"a; Seasto- yo1rases zfL Dc slee,sg
E;ra9z: oSSoss.soa-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
HAIR CrPTEP

AT improved aair c-iulper. Just place.
on tne market. has a cylindrical member
with a eaten 81 one end en1 a concays
leaf hinged 20 Is opposite end 20 clamp
me hair in place after II IS wound on t1e
cylinder. a spring loop being provided
% hold the leaf IN engagement vita he
catca.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
SKIRT ADIrSTER

A Boston woman mas invented askirt
adjuster consisting OF two pieces Of
wire eewed TO the skirt and linked to-
getier 70 form a hinge. with the outside
ends having transverse inferlocking
portions which can be pinched together
and fastened 70 secure the sxir; IN its
shortened adjustment.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEoPI E

who are injured ey the use of cofTee. Pc
Gently there has been placed n All
the grocery stores new preoa-
rstsoa called GRAIN-O. made .,
pure grams that takes the u-z-.
Of ccIes- The most d=l!czts stomach p.
csives u without distress. za5 bzt FEW e.,
tell x from co1ee- L. does TO. COS. ese-
I. as nHeh Children zl2y drink IL w.th
great beus1t- Sc aa1 Sc per package Try
T. AK fog 9RAIS-Q.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

Carriage axels can be kept oiled auto
matcally by using new collar which
fits over the shaft and has an oil rssr-
vceir in the upper side from which the
oil flows throlgh grove in the collar TO
an oil passage made by cutting the top
OF the axel 10 register with the grove.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
FAN OK THE BABY CARRIAGE.

Baby carriages can be fitted with en-
automatic fan 90 keep the baby cool.
TIE device having yoke extending over
the top ot the carriage to e1Iopo-, a
horizantal shaft being gea-ed 20 a wheel
attached % one o! tae front wheels o,
the carriage.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
ERrIr IAR WRESru

Fruit jars can be easily opened by
rev wrench consisting Of a curved wire
with rubber tube surrounding the cel-
trsi portin and handles on ta> ends 70
5e griqTred IN t'e hand uE-il trey de-
crease the size OF iae circle sufficiently
- grip the top.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

American minstrelsy began in a very
humble manner. In years gone by a min
strel company was composed of a dozen
or fifteen people who were noted for their
ability to present sketches of negro life
as it actually was. Many men became
noted in this profession, and it is a COM
mon saying that any one of them could
make a negro ashamed of himself If a
white mans impersonation Of the negro
character is entertaining TO the general
public, the humor OF the simon-pure ar
ticle-the negro himself-should be very
much more pleasing Al. G.. Field has
organized company of real negro min
sirels. They have made complete tour
of America, covering a period of nearly
two years. Their performances have met
with universal favor. The singing and
dancing is said 10 be OF the kind that
only the negro Is capable of putting forth.
Rag time" We believe that latter day
musicians call the snappy, catchy styie
IN which the comic songs are delivered.
Their numerous specialties are of a high
order. Marsh Craig, the human cork
screw, Professor Sanders monkey and
dog circus, Woods Brothers, acrobats
and pantomimists, the Oriole ouarteste.
a company OF HooDoo dancers. Charles
town shouters, a big brass band. a drum
corps and superb orchestra. and a gala
street parade are but few Of the many
things that Manager Field introduces AT
She Crawford Grand Wednesday night.
December s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
NEW rcE-BREAKING BOAT.

On both sides below the water Hne 50
that II forms an oval front BY which
with the progress OF the vesse. the ice
IS forced upward from beneath and
turned over upon the solid Ice out Of the
channel.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
SNOW SHOE Fog uoRSE

To protect aorses' feet from sooE ard
ice a nswly-2a;eate1 oosf 8 rsade o
h5ro1s material. watch eItsnSs nearly
% the knee Joint sxith sE sroa sho@ az
the bottom. she boot beng lined Eir1
ItquiG-P-erf material. - y zrsiI bod
uaed.cznen;s q ;ress the a0c< and lez.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
a~rT-PrCx pr~KT

A New Yo-ks- mas Enxensed a ssxice
70 prevent the picking q 5ock@ts. con-
sis1og o. single Pisee % soset MA
scsnp@t - form -.azs @ loops p. TIE
xa,oa AL c-sz-. slia fear p.c5ez.Ex
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
Real Estate Transfers.

(Furnished oy tne WIcnltA Abstract AM
Land Company. H ". Dubois. ab
strac.or.)
w. y. Ewing receiver 70 Lizzie L
Henderson. Qcd, lots g. and %.
Manicou ave. Firebaugh's SUBJ
George 5. Lewis 20 Anchor Trust
Co, wd. one-thiriint lot liz.
Main street. city --..-.-..--. -
Sheriff 20 Abigail A GesSIge-. Sd.
lots 7s.z5..7 and NJ 7s. Law
rence sve. city ..........-..- sss
Security Saving and Lean sxsoc.A-
ton 70 Rooart D. Resell rec
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
HANnY soI.nERrxc 1pov

use mas the head 5ortlona bevsiei a. the
end and pin set a =. % wasea1li Is
attached 70 the hands. waiSn is also
5evsl~E4h5s3x esf sasse< "a ssfs.sl~ ~
PIN turns - asjsss Etsfs 2irof es1aer
s-raIgat OF a rzht aaz.ks
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
MUSIC AND ORA M A
SAID PASiHA.

The Columbian Opera company open
their engagement with this ouera on
Thursday night at the Crawford Grand.
OF the company the Fort Worth Register
OF October %. says:
MelOdious voices, pretty faces and
sha pely figures will do much to popular
ize a comic opera company, even when
histrionic talent is absent. When these
desiderata are combined with a comedl-
an of the first class, elegant costuming
and general sprightliness in action by all
the leading figures in the cast, the sue
cess Of the combination is assured.
The audience to witness the initial per-
formance of the Columbia Opera COM
pany in La Mascotte last night was a
fairly large one.
There were more new, bright witt
cisms sprung upon the appreciative au-
dience last night than often greet the
ears of theater goers in a single night.
Jack Henderson makes an ideal Prince
Lorenzo, and proved himself a comedian
of the first rank.
Harry Davies Is magnificent tenor,
end made the character of Prince Fred
erick a thoroughly acceptable one
Ethel Balch made sprightly, kittensh
Bettina She has a pretty face, a sweet
voice, and is altogether lovable
Fred w. Huntley, as Pippo; Katharine
aIacNeill, as Princess Fiametta; George
Kunkle as Rocco, were all thoroughly
acceptable, as were the other characters.
But it was the chorus and Lorenzo who
made the success of the performance.
Seldom is a more uniformly good-looking
and well voiced chorus seen in Fort
Worth. The Amazonian march was ex-
cellently executed, several novel figures
being introduced, and it was loudly ap-
plAuded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08


GARFIELD POST.
Last night being the annual election
OF officers of Garfield Post, G.. A F..
the following were elected TO serve the
ensuing year: Post Commander, j. s.
Jacobs Cby acclamation); S. c. ", W. R.
Cutris; j. v. c., j. c. Kirk; Surgeon. IL.
J. Jones; Quartermaster, H. D. Haser-
men; Chaplain, l. S. Bunedge; Officer OF
the Day, NJ l. Rochelle; Officer of the
Guard, r. Hodges; Trustees, Schad.
Martin and Downing.
Delegates to Department Encamp-
ment, Kramer, Witt and Coyel; alter
mates, Hoss, Kay and Kisler.
MODERN TONTIES.
The annual election OF officers for
Pleasant Council No. u. Modern Ton
ties was held at Peerless Hall last night.
The following are the officers-elect:
President, Ezra Beard; First Vice
President, DR.. H. Michener; Second
Vice President, Mr.. K. Leveridge;
Treasurer, A. w Reynolds; Chaplain,
Mrs. Martha E. Cunliffe; Marshal, Geo.
C. Quigley; Guard, A. ]. Coonbs; Sem
tinel, John S. Dewey; Assistant Secre-
tary, Mrs Anna Rombold; Tristee, r.
L. Holmes.
This council was organized March 20
Of the present year and its reports show
a growth that is phenomenal as the
membership now numbers over three
hundred.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
RELIEF CORPS OFFICERS
Garfield Cnrps Had Their Annual Election
NeStert.av

Garfield Relief Corps. No. 40. W. r. c.,
yesterday afternoon. at their regular
annual election, chose their officers to
serve the coming year:
Prestdent-Helerra s. Mason. by acc.a-
natien for her third term ertQca-s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
OILING CARRIAGE AxLEs.

points or barfos bent in different direc-
lions to grip the sides OF the pocket.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

Mr.. Tnomas W. Keeue presented
'Richard ILL., TO a good sized and thor
oaghly aDpreciative audienos st he
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
Going to the
kIondike?

Send your address for particulars,
maps itinerary OF the Dawson City
Relief Expedition" and other trains.
Weekly service Jan 18th from
Seattle by steamer 10 Fort wrangel
thence by the hiondike RAPID Tran
sit-Glovsr Locomotives recommended
by the Hon. Sec'y of War-over River.
1Ske and Land. arriving five months
earlier than by any other system OF
TRANSFORMATION Address
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
Telephone 2S5
w. n CULP & CO.
Pm u. q. - -.

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ssaSS ias nzst p~ors~ ao1 Srsnx
tas e->< results. n .izl s1Says
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

S.V P.-Mrs. NJ. E. Little.
J.V. P.-Mrs. Minnie Beach.
Chaplain-Mary E Clayton.
Conductor-Ida Douglas.
Guard-Sarah Hamilton. :
Trusreee-Mrs. NJ L. Strobe, NJ. Lee.
Lizzie Bailey.
Delegates j. LaPaz, n. E. Lit
tie.
AlternatesAMary E Clayton. Kate
Ely
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08
Klondike Snow & Ice Transit Co.,

2o6-2oS Great Northern Bldg. CHICAGO.
JOSEPH LADCE, E. l. ROSENFELD.
Pres Gen Mr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-08

Never Regains Consciousness and Expires
and Al; the Responsible Parties Are
Brought Into Bow Street Police Court
and Arraigned, Charged With Man
siaughter-The Chicago Man is Very
Much Cut Up Over the Tragic Affair.
Which Was Purely Accidental