The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-26
CITY IN BRIEF.


PROBATE court tomorrow for insanity. A
venire for the jury has been issued
Henry E. Asp and Ex-United States
Marshal Nix OF Oklahoma were on the
Santa Fe south-bound train -ast night
Mrs. N. ]. Morrell. who has been re-
siding az the Manhattan hotel the past
winter and spring, eft last night fol
Emporia.
Lou Murray, Ray Taylor and John
Noble left yesterday for a weeks out
ing and fishing on the Whitewater in
Butler county.
The city prison is empty. the last pris-
oner going out yesterday. This is the
first time il months that the city jail
mas been empty.
Mrs. Boynton, nee Miss Kate Graham.
formerly Of this city and now Of Colo
RADIO Springs, is in the city visiting with
Miss Fannie Lewis.
Mrs. ]. " Chain, with her little child.
left yesterday for FL Dorado and To-
wanda, where she will spend week or
ten days visiting with friends.
Mrs. A. NJ. Goldstandr and children
will leave today for Lawrence, Kan,
where they will visit for several weeks
WIN Mrs. Goldstandts mother
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Br.scow will
entertain the members Of the Eastern
Star at the residence OF Mrs Anderson,
405 Waco, Wednesday from O'Clock un-
til ,. NJ
County Commissioners Harmon and
Sealock spent yesterday afternoon in
specting some wagon bridges in Kechi
township. Mr.. Harmon says the wheat
is IN fine condition in that section of the
county.
The material for the extension Of the
gas mains is arriving and the company
expects soon 70 extend their mains some
two and a half or three miles. This will
furnish work for nnlnoer Of laborers
for some time.
Mrs. L. D. Westgate was taken sud-
denly Ill yesterday morning with nerv-
Gus prostration, and all yesterday she
was attended by physician and her
speedy recovery.
Major Woodson Of e. Reno. accompa-
MED by his friend, L r. Delaney. made
the Eagle Office pleasant call last even
ing. The Major leaves this morning for
his home. after having renewed cid ac-
craftsmanship here.
The criminal docket Of the present
term CT the district court was completed
yesterday. Out Of the nineteen criminal
case which were tried fifteen were
convicted. Eight will be sent 10 the
pen,tentiary for terms varying from one
to ten years.
The remains OF John A. Doran can be
seen from 10 to Il O'Clock on the 26th at
Dunbar's undertaking parlors on North
Main street. Funeral services will be
held AZ home OF deceased on the south
east corner OF Third and Riverview, at
$50 p. m. Thursday.
Mr.. Ash Garst presented Mr.. S. B.
Amidon yesterday with a handsome
Masonic 81 degree ring with a diamond
in the center Of the eagle. The ring is
covered with the symbols which are
known only TO the initiated. The ring is
a beauty and a costly one.
Chief of Police Campbell said yester-
day that the fast driving on North Main
street would be stopped f the whole
force would have 70 be lined along The
street IN order 10 do il. Two girls about
town were run in on monday night for
INDUCING in this pastime.
We notice Colonel George r. Fultz OF
Wellington. Kan. on our streets. He is
one Of the greatest hustlers in Kansas.
We learn he has been employed by some
New Hampshire savings bank 10 take
,harge OF their defaulted mortgages and
aquired real estate He is a success az !
that business.
ClIude Neff and ]. H ". Dorsey.
salesnen for the Nef Wholesale Shoe |
House. left this morning with their fall |
samples. Claude-s territory is Southern |
make eastern and northern Kansas. Two |
other salesnen started west FOR the same |
house week ago.
Joseph F. Eager OF Hayesviils one OF |
the Oldest, most substantial and success
tul farmers q Seigwick county. cult |
yates me strawberry named or known /
Is The Splendid" The specimen box /
which reaches this Office shows then, 10
De appropriately named as 70 size. color |
md aroma The color is exceptionally |
'ich ard the size uniform and smooth.
Tie proposition still holds good. made
~ this paper Sunday morning. regard
ng the Sweet Sacred Songs" That Is.
my one purchasing a book and after
,iv.ng il a thorough examination. either
" themselves or by some teacher or
OF music, and are not satisfied
Win The book can return il and have
heir money refunded Read the sdver-
lsenent On the eighth page.
TIE fishing party composed % George
-ocke, Ash Cars. Charles Darisls. Jack
-udlun and Charles Davis left yesterday
: noon fo- the headw2ters of the Wal
Tut. Chief ot Police Campbell was book
d for the trip. huc ne commissioners !
hiding he could not trot in ma; Ga :.
orfeited the entrance money and with
rev him. They went prepared for a
Teek's pleasure
Rev. Y. E Harmon returned vss.e--
ay morning from Coiiwater. Kan
where ne preached q Memorial sermon
0 the old soldiers on Sunday. Rev.
harmon says the county i IN fine conti-
ion and everything promises p7od.g-
bus y-eld % wheat They have had
lenty OF rain throughout the western
AT - ne state He szii that sts pep
le have turned their attention il
-sat measure 20 raising cattle sni are
aak.as money aaz sre consequently
sppy.