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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06

Several young fellows from this city
had little touch Of the experience Of
me Arctic explorers recently. Several OF
them went cut on the Wichita and West
ern road 20 assist in tearing up the track
between Pratt and Greensburg, while oth-
ers went out on a hunting expedition.
IN their experience. however, they were
al in the same condition. and subsisted
entirely upon crackers ana coffee for sew
e-2l days.
When the cold snap struck this part OF
the Country it found the entire outfit in
the vicinity OF Greensburg, ara conse-
qusnf.y they retTeated 70 the Bidwen no
tel Of that place 10 remain during the dur
alton Of the noticeable absence Of any
heated term. The Biiwell hosiery bid
well 10 entertain is guests as well as bed,
so far as was within their power. But
they were BY no means prepared 10 With
stand the shock OF being swamped with
guests. This SOrt OF thing had not &C.
CURED for many years. and bids well 10
rot occur again for many more; conse-
quently the proprietor almost had a nj
OF nervous prostraion az The prospect be-
fore him.
The hungry fellows descended upon the
dining room with appetites which had
been in close contact with rasping
breeze and had an edge similar 20 that
OF Russia over the present sultan OF the
country with the fowl name. The larder
OF the hotel was Ikened TO proposed
Democratic currency in less time than
il usually takes 10 shut OF the cramps
called hunger. and after the parSnps.
pudding pancakes and pie were disposed
OF nothing remained but coffee and
crackers.
r. - u -. --,--. .t,.,,saIx-a- apS
concluded 10 be game themselves and 10
stick il out. Three long. lanhy, lonesome
days they languished longingly IN the
note with the hOspitalic name. Then,
after about TWO and three-fourths days,
the growing became too loud 20 be with
stood. All the straw in the bed ticks had
been allowed 70 remain where II belong
ed while the dish rags had been convert
ed into soup. This soup was not fed -
the boarders. however. but they still sub
sisted sumptuousiy upon crackers and
coffee.
After three days passed away they got
out. and some Of them landed in Wichita
Yesterday Bert Humphrey. Bob Black
and Jake Sitter were among those VINO
came in. and they made couple OF raids
upon the kitchen before their contracted
appetites mad assumed their normal size
NJ Rhodes. who had charge OF the
wC.kmen. shared the same fate as the
others, and he did all he could 10 aEevi-
ate the situation. but 20 no avail They
were Simply showed IN without any chuck
nd consequently they were compelled by
force OF existing circumstances 70 with
stand the temptation 20 discourage their
astronomical apparatus from giving
them the sensation Of becoming rusty
The alfalfa fields between the hotel and
the train are wondering where that
bunch Of sheep went without freezing TO
death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
THIS IS 4 ROAST
military Patrons of the Pig skin Hot Under
Their Blouse Collars.

Arkansas City wants u pull IL -
5-sv-br;dce, lock its gates and establish
a trocfa around its corporate limits NJ
-hs military forces Of Fort Reno vii
come up ana capture II. The strained re-
leti7ns between both places and both
peoples were caused by a football game
taat came of and one that didn't come
Of. The one that vas not seems TO have
caused as much soreness as the one that
was. Fortunately Or unfortunately the
Eagle does not know anything about the
origin of tas trouble except what = con-
tanned ii the following roast from the
Mascot o. the Fort Reno team. He
SAYS il a communication:
According IL conditions arranged
prior 70 December y Christmas DAY.
itesl. the Fort Reno football team pla =
81 il Arkansas City or the above men
toned day, carrying out N every par
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06

out devils but drive them into swine. He
has been challenged 10 debate by every
form of infidelity and anti-Christ- but
the Christian people OF Valley Center re-
fuse 10 allow Nehiuian 10 come down
from the wall The great success OF the
meeting is the disturbing element If no
conversions resulted, the infidel element
would care nothing for Rev. Sims or
what he teaches. Under the present ad-
ministration. the pulpit OF the Christian
church at Valley Center viii never be
use4 BY any speaker 10 prove that God
IS the Author OF SIM" or that Jesus
Christ is not the Son OF God and Savior
OF Men
The Christian people are rejoicing over
the success Of the work under Evangelist
Sims, and will ever feel grateful TO him
and his wife for their services.
CITIZEN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
STANDS UP FOR SINS
What "a Citizen Saws of the Challenge
sent to the Evangelist

The following commuHEatiol, signed
- Citizen" was handed II yesterday
by Professor ]. {. Scott II has refer
enca more o. less - the challenge sent
n Rev. sims by two Universalis;s q
Valley Center for a joint debate on ;hs
respective virtues az LniverSslism and
the faith % the followers o Christ and
Alexander Campbell The connunlca-
ton says:
Rev. George II. Sims. for four years
nsstor % the Central Christian ChUrcl q
tbs city. s holding a very successful
meeting az Valley Center. The first
three weeks have resulted II numerous
conversions and thirty-six access3Cns 70
the church Several leading families
have come entire. and others ara coming.
Evangelist Sims Is one d the s5lsst
preachers that have worked it this vein
i-y. and he seems not only able 70 cast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
CUMMING AND sHEaRER
With the Dying Year Comes Happiness TO
Two Young People

/ on New Years eve a happy event took
! place al the home of Mrs. Maria Sherer,
/ at Colwich. Kan. in the marriage Of her
testimabIe daughter. Miss Carrie L
| Shere. 10 Mr.. ". E Cunning.
| \ multitude of guests were present 10
partake Of the enjoyments OF the even
| ing
At 80 o'clock Miss Cora Hyde. q cous-
in Of the bride, began playing the we'd
/ ding march.
| The rooms were all nicely decorated
with holly by Mrs Ross OF Wichita. IN
/ the hay window was a beautiful decora-
| ton OF Christmas green, tastefully de-
s.gned b. the bTide-elect and underneath
I Was spread 3 grey rug bordered with
I Christmas green
While the wedding march was playing
! Rev. J. \. Henry and the groom entered
/ the. room. \ moment later the bride en-
tered. beautifully attired in grey with
gloves 20 match, holding in her hand a
bouquet o. brides roses. white hyacinths
and smilsA. accompanied by her little
flower girl, dressed IN white. carrying
basket of ferns and carnations; took her
place beside the bride
\ pleasing and impressive ceremony
was spoken by Rev. J. \ Henry. pastor
OF the Congregational church. after
which there was a SYMPTOMS and munlTl-
Gent serving OF rafrsshmen,S.
Tls guests We're entertained during the
remainder % the evening by many in-
DrOmptu musical selections. both vocal
and instrumental. solos, duets. Irios, etc.
and st one time The company was favor
ii by some sweet accents rendered BY
the Colw.ch Harmony club on the out-
side
The happy couple were made the recsp-
tents Of many exquis = and useful pres
al,ts. too numerous . name. many Of
which were from friends al too great
distance 70 be present
Those present were, Rev. and Mrs J.
y. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. {. F. Hyde, Mr..
and Mrs W. Carr. Nj. and Mrs /
O AIaUloff: NssSrS. W :. Mcdowell. y
Nuel,sr. :. r. Adams. p. Z. Brease, "
A. Storms. Il. 2. Allen, c 4 Ross. Wich-
ita- Il n Grafton. Wichita; n : Jones,
Wichita. =. e. Childs, Van Horne, Cor
land Cunning. Curt Cunning. Frank
Childs, Arthur Hyde, Harry Hyde. Earn
est Barnett. J. <. Temple, Master Cliff
ford Jones, Misses susie ClIildS. Caro-
Hyde. Viola Bel. Wica.ta: Ria Adams
Carrie Brown. Hattie Rodgers. Cassie
Jones. Alma carr.
Gus warnhon 81 =. Lonis. Who sue
ceedS Dick House as one - he Kansas
representatives u sne simmons Hard
ware company of -. Louis, made Wichita
for The first TIME yesterday and stopped
- ths Carey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
HAD A BAD RUNAWAY
In Which Dir. and Mrs A. j. Weaver Were
Injured

Captain A ]. Weaver OF Valley Cen
ter started for town yesterday with
his wife Shortly after leaving home
their team was frightened az something
and ran away. wrecking the buggy and
throwing Captainand Mrs. Weaver out
onto the hard road. Mrs. Weaver was
injured on the shoulder and suffered
considerable pain. Captain Weaver sUs-
tanned 4 big ugly looking bump on the
forehead and besides that had his wrist
dislccS ted Both wounds hurt him pref
" badly. but the injuries OF either of
them were not serious. The team
were arrested in their fight two miles
above the packing houses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
DISTRICT COURT OPENED
Ten People Arraigned for Various Criminal
OfenseS

The January term of the district court
commenced yesterday. Ten prisoners in
the county Jail filed into the court TO
plead and every mothers son of them
plead not guilty. Their cases will be set
for the week commencing January 10.
One of them was charged with assault
with intent TO kill, one with forgery and
the other eight with burglary and
highway robbery. They were hard
looking set. Notwithstanding the fact
that they washed and brushed up for
the purpose of making an impression on
the judge.
The court then proceeded TO the hear
ing Of some undressing court cases.
The jury will not be called until Janu-
zrv 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
CONTEST ENDED QUICK
How q Case From Lincoln Township Was
DispO<ed Of

Yesterday the contest from Lincoln
township involving the Office Of town
snip trustee was heard by the county
commissioners and was easily disposed
OF. c. L. Pollard and J. 4. Hanson ran
for the Office and the Populist beat the
Republican by exactly one vote. The
Republican claimed that an Illegal vote
gained TWO votes and that ended il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE

The fall term of Paramount college for
1886 viii open Wednesday moralug. sep
Itember ?. and continue fifteen weeks
Tuition In either college or academy
classes $i2. payable ia advance Tuition
for the year at entrance So. Holders %
scholarships must present their cer;i-
ficSteS 70 the registrar OF. entrance "a or
der to secure remission Of tuition fees-
In the academy. three parallel courses
OF study. Classical. Latin Scientific and
EngliSh-norm8L Ia the college proper.
Classical. Literary and Scientific.
FACULTY.
y. J. Morrison. president. psychology
and philosophy.
Flora {. Clough. dean 81 woman's
department. English literature.
Paul Rouiet. mathematics and French
W. II. Isely, history ana poh,iea!
science.
@. ". Chase. Latin.
B. F. Buck. normal tralnlnga I'd Eng
llsh. language.
A \. Leonard. Greek and German
John Barlow. biology and natursi
science
". Adam. director OF school ot ina
arts.
A ". slcknsr. director OF sohoo; o.;
music
Assistant teachers IN all departments.
NEW SPECIAL FEATURES.
/. Organization q the wnru<u.e d.
psrtmeni under The control 81 pean
Clough. IN lis own gusTtera. and wfta
its own boarding house.
? Hencefcrta the thorough r-0fes-
sl0nal training 81 teachers. uade- ths
expert in pedagogy. vii hold PROM
nent place n Paramount educational
work
g. The new school q art f9F fn~sruc-
tons IN al branches 81 palnt.uE an4
drawing Studies at fte college and IA
sedgwick block. corner First and Mar
kel streets
No extra charge FOR normal training
Tuition fees - art Ecaooi very moderate.
not above those customary charged
wichita
For catalogue % Information call n
o. address
President Paramount College.
W icIlitz. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
Cannot sing old song.

How often the children climb on motn-
er's knee and say Mamma sing ne
that song about, The Old oaken BUCK
st'~ Or Mamma. sing NE Lite Boy
Blue 80 d. perhaps call for some % those
familiar airs hat you we're won't % near
when you were rocked % sleep. PEI
haos you have forgotten he words and
cannot sing them all. even Il the mel
ody remains with you and VIII lnSe7
in your memory always. Sc Il the
song = IN orr list Very likely you VII
readily decide uCol SIX that you want
You can have them f0r u cents. See
The Eagles valuable music orer CT page
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
EMPTY THE LARDER
WICHITA BOYS DESCEND UPON 4
GREENsBURG HOTEL.

During the Recent Cold Snap. Those Who
Were at Work Tearing Up the Wichita
Western Track, Retreat 10 . Green's
burg Hotel = They Devour Every thing
in Town in short order After This
Is Done. They S1bstst on Crackers and
Coffee for Three Days, But Made Their
Escape YESTERDAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
COURT OF APPEAL
Several Cases Handed Down al the SessIoS
of Yesterday.

| The Kansas court OF appeals for the
| Souther department met in this city yes
/ ;erday for the last time as II
/ is constituted now. The new cour'
will assemble January u and
assign the docket All OF the judges
seemed to be in good humor and they did
a great deal of business in short time.
Action was taken on the following cases;
WESTERN DIVISION.
A. T. and S. F. Railroad company vs.,
F. B. Hine; reversed and remanded.
y c. SHELTON VS.. Dodderidge Harrel;
reversed and remanded.
John Kauter VS.. Christ Fritz; reversed
and remanded.
Bert Merrill. ct al. VS.. P. H. Young; af-
firmed.
In the case of Phillip Newforth vs..
Joseph Hall. rehesring was continued I'LL
February.
D. c. Breneman vs.. George II. Burr, ct
al. rehearing denied.
J. W Sutcliffe vs.. ". D. Wilson; mo-
ton 70 reinstate overruled.
Richard Sheplar VS.. :. P. WhippIe;
judgment against sureties for costs.
William Scott, receiver. vs.. George a.
Davis. ct aL:judgment against sureties
for costs.
CENTRAL DIVISION.
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insursl nee
company vs.. George Landers; modified.
New Hamshire Banking company vs..
Minerva Waller; affirmed.
New Hampshire Banking company Is.
William Byrns; affirmed.
John c. Richardson vs. Woodland
Town company; affirmed.
Thomas Richardson -. woodland
Town company; affirmed
City Of Fl Dorado vs. Frances Dra-
peere. affirmed.
National Mortgage and De5e1.ure
company vs.. E. J. Lash; reversed and re-
manded
The Arkansas City Lumber company
vs.. :. 3. Scott; reversed and renamed
W .. Wright vs.. Richard Havte-. r.
versed and remanded.
J. F. Greer vs. r. F. Thompson - al i:
dimisssd.
c. ". Bsachy. assignee. vs.. JAMES
Ryan: rehesring denied
Edward Cook vS. Frances Blakelv. r.
inststed for hearing
Western Union Telegraph company Ks.
I. Hoffman, dimissed.
" A Woodbury. Us. 7. G. sutton: Dis
missed.
Shawnee Fire Insurance comasrv -
john D LexelIing: dimissed.
German Evangelical Trinity C1n-razs-
ton v Mueller. = al. dismissed.
EASTERN DIVISION
J II Hsckett - c. II. pat. order ~
dismissal set aside and case rsf7ztsfe,f
Moses Hirshler ~ L Hobart. dis
missed
\. 7. and Santa r Railroad c1uaanv
- Il. J. CroH, judgment 81 as - al
The judgment % TIE district c1ur- e.
fiTTr--i-
Bard q County Cornmissio-ers % Ia
bette county vs. The Foley p Y ?. 7.
G. company, advanced f3r hszr5az
Le Roy Goa AMI Mining COMPANY "
z CrOEI; transmitted - diS-rct cou-r
T. P Cox ~ tas STATE q ksrSss. ~
vers@d with instructions 1or ioaer coa-t
- render judgment Tor defendant BE-
oK
v. G Reamsr. = al - J. y. Colu-n-
bia, affirmed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
A MIDNIGHT CALL ToNIGH'

y
after the Ball" was the play put on
in the Crawford Grand last night by
the Sharpley Theater company. The at
tendance was not so large as il should
have been. although il was fair. The
play is societay comedy and the aud
ienCe were well entertained and seemed
interested Miss Viuton in her special
ties was clever and her turns were
heartily applauded The entire cast. in
Guiding Miss Laurence. Mr.. Sharply and
Mr.. Waldrip. did good work The or
chestra had prepared an especially good
program. which was eXcellently render
ed. The company is giving good show
at popular prices and deserves good nus
mess. For tonight new bill is an
nounced, the Midnight Call a play
that has caused considerable sensation
in the east. viii be presented for the
first time In Wichita.
TODAY'S LIGHT OPERA.
II yesterdays advance sale can be
taken as a certain indication the popular
auditorium Viii be crowded "a never be-
fore during this theatrical season AZ to-
nights Sentati0a Of the "Mikado" by
TIE Andrews Opera company. The spe-
cial stage settings carried by this COM
paay for their rendition OF the 'Mikado"
as we'll as the unusually rich and apprO-
PIRATE costuming, make II q great scenic
success.
"Pinafore." the matinee bill for today.
has always been one OF the best patron
lied among the many popular operas in
tire Andrews cOmpany's extensive roper
toire. IL has always been popular and
probably always will be. and as there are
many music l0vers IN Wichita who never
miss an opportunity 70 hea. IL. IL e ex-
pected hat the matinee audience To-Day
Ia. vt-tt4 rf-n
AZ the matinee performance promptly a.
80. These who have not yet reserved
their seats far The Mikado' can do 80
today a. Biting Bros Admission for
the maunee has been fixed a. popular
price. p cents Tor any sea- u the house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06

A most DE- ghsful surprise dinner vas
gwen x Ms Hudson zSsE Isars day
ov her three daughters. Mrs. D. TayloF.
Mr. d. Fslisr ard Mss Ecss Egs SOL
ETsgyfhilz Nas -sken sg-nzze . c.u-
r'Ets di1n=r TIE dining rp1u Ess a
s-sGs leasing = Al and where r. mzl-
ftestz.io1s o bard times KS Sl1g a =
A. lad most e1soy zo.s LIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
HEAVEN OF HEALTH
WHAT PROFESSOR BUCK SAYS OF
THE PEERLESS PRINCESS.

Set Forth as by Far the Most Profitable
Boom for Wichita He Thinks slsterial
Prosperity Compared With Health
should be a Secondary Cons deration-
he Reviews Some Facts Illustrating the
Results of Sanitary Reforms in Euro
pean Cities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
1 iverIIIS

Like biliogsness. dyspepsia heaEzehe. eonstt-
patton sour stomach. Indigestion are promptly
cured By Hoods Pills They Go thsir EorS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06

TIE Beach & Bowers Minstrel co-nps1 -
lad over here yesterday o. 1le.r way -
me san and tn- enrre company attend
Il - Sharply psrfornzoca issf n.E1;
Al t1e era HfoTd. T1ey al seemed 20 En-
1Fr TIE r4crtzzi11 ard Eer= hearty to
ihei- tokens - appreciation u l5s PEI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06
Gard Of Thanks

We take this method % returning our
heartfelt thanks % those Tno - KIND
Is extended t1eir services and sympathy
- us during The illness ana death = our
bs.1ve5 husband and father. Your kind
Is Offices. ike 4 burst q goi1en sunlight,
flashes atnwarr this our dzrksning
cloud. tending q d.speI the gloom
Without datrsctinz from any other.
Ne VISA % especially thank NJ. =.
Hathaway. who was 20 u1tiTing ard
th0uChtfIl II cur hshaE.
MRS. J. X SWTER AND FAMILY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-06

Gus Warnhon 81 = Louis. Who sue
ceedS Dick House as one % he Kansas
representatives q me simmons Hard
ware company of -. Louis, made Wichita
for The first time yesterday ana stopped
- ths Carey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-23
MURDER AND SUICIDE
Shocking Double Tragedy In Chicago
Last Night.
1t Was witnessed by Deputy Sherin
Who Had Warrant to Arrest

Chicago April 23. John Rapp was shot
and killed in his wholesale liquor house
by C. w. Breunschweig, last night. The
murderer afterwurd committed suicide.
The murder and suicide occurred In the
presence of Philip Solomon, a deputy
sheriff, who had capias for Breunsch.
weighs arrest on % charge OF embezzle.
ment Some time ago, Breunschwelg
was found To be about 81 500 short in his
accounts Criminal action was brought
against him but he eludcd the officers
and yesterday wrote TO Rapp asking for
a meeting for the purpose of effecting q
compromise. This was arranged and q
deputy sheriff was asked To be presene
ready TO arrest Breunschweig. This led
TO the shooting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-23

Schenectady. ~ v. April 29-The
Troy Methodist Episcopal conference, in
session here yesterday, took up, behind
closed doors, the charge Of immortality
against Rev. Hubbard G. Farrar. d. D.,
who is one o. the leadisy men I'm the con-
ference Re has been pastor Of church
es in North Adams, Mass. Troy. GlovCr3-
vile, Watervliet, and g. now in charge
OF st. Luke's, Albany DIR. Farrar's 5
reputation Is not limited 10 his own
conference. AS a lecturer he has al
ways been in demand. and as a Sunday
school worker he is known all over the
country. lie has been president OF the
State Sunday School association, and
has delivered addresses at several OF
the conventions OF the National Sun
day School association. IL is said that
the specific charge against DIR. Farrar
is adultery. a former servant girl being
the complainant The statement Is
made that the servant girl and Or. Far
rar confessed 60 a physician. The phy-
slcian revealed the matter TO the church
onicialq
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-23
HANDSOME BUST
To be Presented TO RI. Rev. Bishop Har-
kins Next tuesday Evening.

On next Tuesday evening there win be
a representative gathering Of the Catholic
aity Of the diocese of Providence In
Spink's assembly rooms TO do honor TO
Rt. Rev Matthew Harkins. The occa
sion will be the 10th anniversary Of his
conservation ~ bishop OF this diocese.
lie will be presented with "a handsome
bust which has just been completed by
the we'll known Boston sculptor samuel
!. kitson The bust is "A striking like
ucss of tho bishop and Is life size and
stands on pedestal of Verona Rossa
Marble some time ago the bishops
friends gave the artist his commission
aud the sitt.rRs have been very sntisfac-
tory.
before his conservation rs bishop the
present presiding prel1te over this diocese
was pastor of IT James parish I'm the city
If Boston. lie has proved most encr-
grtic director of affairs and among the
three most notable works of his admins
ration are the ~ JOseph's Hospital, the
II. Vincent dc Paul Infant Asylum and
the new convent on Broad street