The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-23
Winfield,

From the Daily Courier
Saunders Wilson died yesterday after
noon about o'clock at his home or
East Eleventh avenue after an extend
ed Illness with a complication of dis.
eases. The funeral will occur at the
house this afternoon at O'Clock, Rev
c. B. Carpenter officiating and inter
ment will be made in Union cemetery
A post norton examination by Drs
Guy, Evans and Jacobus showed that
his liver, bowels, ETC., were all affected
more or less and wonder was expressed
that death did end his sufferings sooner.
Sanders Wilson was born in Mindon,
Montgomery county, New York, Dec.
%, 1928, and came to Kansas from Ham
mond, New York. in 1878, making his
home in Winfield practically ever since.
During his long residence here ne made
friends Of all with whom he came in
contact. He leaves a daughter, Miss
Lille, at home. and son, VIII, in Ari-
iona. His mother also survives him
She is 81 years old and lives in New
York. Neither his son nor his mother
could arrive in time 10 attend the fu-
neral.
County Attorney Stanley has filed suit
in the district court against Bill Nc
Carly and Chris Schmidt charging each
OF Them on the blank day OF October
with selling and harterlng Intoxicating
liquore contrary 10 law. T(e evidence
in both cases was Furnished by Rillie
Mitchell In the case against McCarty
the states witnesses are John R. Nit
chell, Henry Smith, Ida Poor, VIII
Poor, Jake Swartz and Mike Mitchell
In the case against Schmidt the states
witnesses are John R. Mitchell, Chance
Mcclure, Jake Swartz, Joe Call Mike
Mitchell, Ida Poor.
A conviction under this charge means
a fine of from 500 to $500 and iail SEN
tence from so TO 80 days.
Arkansas City
The two boys, Ray Cover and Bert
Heborn. were brought 10 the city this
morning from the county jail and taken
before Judge Dunn for trial. The county
attorney refused 10 prosecute the case
and II is reported that he said he would
prosecute no case where the boys were
under 16 years Of age. These boys are
about Is or "A years OF ago They were
charged with a criminal offense OF at
tempting 10 break into Trimper's furni-
ture store.
Wednesday evening George \. Kim
mel and A. H Denton were OUT riding.
They were driving colt. On East
Chestnut avenue. the colt being unused
10 the working Of the hold back straps.
became frightened reared and plunged
a fearful rate. Mr.. Kimmel was driv-
ing and he held onto the lines so light
" that he was pulled out Of the buggy
Mr.. Denton Vas left sitting in the bug
gy without any reins and he was in
bad predicament. The col; colilded with
q telephone pole, jerked loose from the
buggy and stood near by kicking al The
sir. Mr.. Denton turned a Somersaul. |
getting ont of the buggy. bu, he got on;
and caught the horse. That's why AL
bert has him arm in sling. M. kim
mel was also bruised some \ lady by
the name Of Smith. who was passing
along the street a. the time OF the &C
ciient came very near being injured
badly. She escaped wit Ia sprained an |
kle.
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and recognizing il as dangerous he took !
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sure We have no hssi;ancy in recon-
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