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ID. i. SHERWOOD, Manager. Telephone els
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Rent Pays for Home.

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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
=
. FOR SALE-Ten. room house, l04 Burnett
street. Apply TO ID. RUSSELL BROWN. Il
FOR SALE-Nineroo cottage at Oakland
Beach. Apply to J. ID. RANDALL, 20 Oak
land Beach avenue. nova TT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
CITY IN BRIEF
cided action

Two cases were filed in the bankrupt
/ court yesterday from kinsley.
! Miss Bessie Smith is home after =
months visit at the Omaha opposition
| Two new Urited States mail wagons CT
the latest pattern made their appearance
on the streets yesterday.
Philip Smith of Cheney was a business
visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Shaw is in Guthrie attend
! ing TO some business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T Moors and son are
home from visit 10 Lawrence.
Mrs. Thomas Jewell has returned after
a months visit at Geuda Springs
Harry Slater of Newton spent the day
here visiting with friends yesterday.
!, T. McEIhaney has returned from a
ten days visit TO the Omaha exposition
Miss Olive McNaghten is slowly recov-
ering from an attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. A Jackman and family are home
from visit with relatives at E. Reno.
Harry Mills left sterday morning for
ST. Louis. where he viii reside IN the
future.
Mrs A. G. Mueller OF Park Pace IS en-
pertaining Mrs. Crouch Of CoIWic1 tor
lew day..
Mrs N NJ Murdock. Pearl Murdoch
and Ellis Murdoch leave for Omaha to-
morrow morning.
Mss Jessie Spar returned home from
Wellington Monday after spending two
weeks visiting friends.
D. D. Snyder. wife and daughter left
last evening for Blackwell, where they
viii reside in the future.
Mrs. l. b. Ferrell, accom- panied by her
son and daughter. will leave in a few
days for a trip TO the east
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hobbs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis kiilion have returned from &
fishing and camping rip on the Walnut.
Mrs. W. G. Shooerg left yesterday for
Argonia, Kan. in answer to = message
announcing the serious Illness OF her
mother
for The past two weeks, returned home
yesterday afternoon over the Missouri
Tactic.
Miss Georgia Spohr OF Newton - OF her
return from two weeks vacation al p.
Scott ana IS spending tie week win Mss
Lolz Maxwell
Prof. Roulet. wife and daughter. OF
Paramount university, have returned from
Manitou. Colo. The professor IS ready tor
his years work
Samuel Mullen. company c, Captain Ev-
ere;t. is al hcme on sick fg-iouga- he
comes direct from Dr. Stsr1oe-gs hospi-
tai al Chickan1suga-
Mrs. Este Palmer and her brother. Ben
Gates q kingma1 WHO came 20 ne Wica-
"a hospital Monday FOR an operation for
appendicitis, returned TO K1znaa yes
;erday.
Mrs. Or. Fo-dyce ard M. Z. T. Alien
Of tats city yesterday received wo-. that
thsl- sister. Ms For5yce q Columbus
Indiana had d-sd. sac visited n Wichita
no- 41uE ago.
Miss u 4 Cook, ~ho manages the zig
popular dining hal at the corner o. To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
Little Brooches.

1 don't go much on religion,
I never amt had no show.
But I've got middIin tight grip sir
On the handful Of things know;
don't pan out on the prophets
And free will and that sort Of thing
But I b'lieve in God and the angels
Ever sence one night last spring.
came into town with some turnfps
And my little Gabe came along
No tour-year-old in the country
Could beat him for pretty and strong
Peart and clipper and sassy.
Always ready 10 swear and fight
And I'd larnt him to chaw terbacksr
Jest to keep his milk teeth white.
The snow come down Ike a blanket
As I passed by Tsggerts store,
I went in for a jug of molasses
And left the team at the door.
They scared at somethin and started.
I heard one little squaH,
And he'll to split over the prairie
Went team. Little Brooches and all!
He'll 10 split over the prairie,
was almost froze with skeer,
But we rousted up some torches
ana SdrCheQ Tor en- tar and
At last we struck bosses and wagon
Showed under a soft white mound.
upset dead beat. but of little Gabe
No hide nor hair was found
And here all hope soured on me
OF my fellow critters aid,
I jest topped down on my marrow bones
Croth deep in the snow. and prayed.
BY this the torches was played cut.
And ne and Isrul Parr
Went of for some wood 70 a sheeDfold
That he said was somewhat thar.
We found II at last and little shed
Where they smut up the lamos at night.
We looked in and seen them huddled
thar.
So warm and sleepy and white.
And thar sot Little Brooches and chirped
As peart as ever you see,
Il want a chaw of terbacker,
And that's what's the matter with me-"
How did he get thar Angels,
He could never have walked IN that
storm;
They just scooped down and toted him
To whar II was safe and warm
And I think that saving a little child
And bringing him 70 his own
Is 4 derned sight better business
Than loafing round the throne,
John Hay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
IF PRESIDENT M'KlNLEY
Comes to Topeka Reunion. He vii
AI@O VISIT Michifa.

It IS thought TO be quite probable now
that President Mckinley Will come 20
Wichita this fall for the Trans-AIIssiss-
ippi congress. He has said ne would If
possible. An effort IS being made 70 get
him 70 come TO Omaha and lately the old
Soldiers taking hope since the close OF
TIE war are working % get the president
10 the reunion at Topeka.
Department commander Eastman OF the
G. A. r. SAYS that one Of the duties Of the
Kansas G. A r. officers at Cincinnati viii
be 20 secure a general who particip ated in
the war just closed 10 attend the Kansas
reunion.
Colonel Eastman would Ike 70 secure
the presence Of General Shafter and he
Will do so if possible, but if that is found
- be impracdcaoIe ne will be content
with someone else.
There has been little difficulty in secur-
ing speakers, as Congressman Henderson
and Hepburn Of Iowa. Senator Thurscon
Of Nebraska and Congressman Hull chair
man Of the committee on military affairs.
have all signifed their acceptance Of the
invitation rendered by the committee on
speakers.
IN the early part Of the season the COM
nl-tee had given up nope Of securing
President Mckinley. but now that the
war IS over the matter has been revived.
An effort viii be made 10 bring pressure
10 bear on President Mckinley through
the members Of congress and Commander
Eastman thinks that il may be successful.
He says that President Mckinley may
take a western trip as q vacation.
For three years there have been definite
and indefinite promises from President
Mckinley that he would attend the To-
peka reunion The promises have been
uufulhiled and this year ne viii be re-
minded OF his old pledges and it IS pos
sibls that he may be induced 10 appear
before the old soldiers Of Kansas
Governor Leedy has been invited 10
speak at the reunion and has accepted
the invitation \ large number OF lesser
lights in the state have also been invited.
Senator Baker. ex-senator Ingalls, and ev-
cry other well known speaker IN the state
viii be invited 70 be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31

| peka and First has decided 10 take a ten
days vacation and viii leave tonight over
the Rock Island for Omaha and points
IN the east
The suite of rooms over the Kansas Ma
tionaI bank are 10 be occupied oy Nj.
Brooks and Mr.. Houston Mr.. Wall r.
tains the rooms in the Sedgwick block.
which the late arm OF Wall Sc Brooks
have been occupying
In yesterdays Eagle appeared the state
ment that Harry Evans OF this city was
cousin Of Fighting Bob Evans This
was incorrect. Mr.. Evans tsIephoned 70
this Office and said that there were TO
fighting Evanses in his family.
c. c. Kemp. the well known cartoonist
for Puck and Judge, was in the city yes
terday and called OF the Eagle He is
on MS way 10 California for the New
York World TO work Up material in the
famous case Of Mrs. Botkin who sent the
poisoned candy 70 re family OF q Della
ware congressman.
Miss frankie Murphy yesterday receiv-
ed letter from Fulton, y. Y. The enveI-
ope was quite patriotic and pretty. II
the upper left hand corner were The forty
five stars and across the body OF the ell
velo2e were red and white stripes Il was
a miniature American flag n the form CT
al eny elope.
Messrs. Houston & Brooks will occupy
the rooms in the Kansas National bank
building now occupied by DR.. Collins.
Mr. Mintz. OF The Tonties, and Or. Kirk
wood, as Mr.. Brooks. the attorney for
the bank. can better look after the inter
ests OF the institution by being in the
same building. The notice in yesterdays
paper was ungracefulIy worded. making
it appear that the gentlemen who have
formerly occupied the rooms had been
summarily ordered TO vacaie- OF Course
this is not the case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
HAVE NOT FINISHED
Preliminary Arrangements of
Street Car Deal.
MEETING I'M CHICAGO
May be Necessary to Have
Another Ordinance.

II. B. Church, representative Of Hirsch &
Co. and Mr.. McElroy. the New York con
tractor, met in Chicago yesterday to dis
cuss the Wichita street railway situation
Word came from Chicago yesterday that
arrange ments were not completed and
probably would not De for a day or two
on account Of the time necessary n fig
uring over the details OF the contract It
proves 10 be heavier task than even Mr.
Mcklroy had anticipated after inspection
OF the system He agrees 10 put up the
SO 90 required by the city as q deposit,
but ne wants some sort Of security.
Mr.. Church says ne thinks theer
VA be no trouble in arranging the terms
Of agreement, and that everything in the
way OF preliminary arrangements VIII be
completed oy Thursday night. The time
allowed by the city under the ordinance
declaring the ears and tracks nuisance
and orrering them OF tae streets IS more
than half run. The ordinance notifying
the Gas and Electric Light company 10
discontinue its lights on the streets unless
4 SIX dollar schedule can be secured is
in effect tomorrow. The order for tearing
up the track viii probably be issued 10
city Engineer Jackson next week If the
situation IS not cleared up. Apparently
Wichita is about TO jump broadside into
chaos
It viii cost Wichita perhaps not less
than $500 to get rid OF the tracks and cars
now on the streets. There are fifteen
miles Of track.
Yesterday morning was published an
ordinance giving the present street car
company twenty days in which TO take up
thelr tracks, pull up their iron poles. and
take down the wires, and quit business.
AssisIan City Engineer Henderson, was
seen yesterday and asked what would be
the first thing done. provided the ordi-
nance was put in force. He said he could
not tell at the present time. He thought
it would be necessary for the city coun-
ell TO pass another ordinance giving his
department more specific instructions
However he said if such an ordinance was
10 be carried out that he thought the
first thing done would De the taking down
OF the wires which are hung 10 the cross
arms on the poles. He said that by doing
this the old cars could not run and the
citizens would be saved the inconvenience
OF having the streets torn up. Just what
will be done is a matter for the future TO
unfold. 1t IS reasonably certain that May
or Ross and the council will take some de-
cided action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
HOME RULE PAYS
Police viii Turn Over 5000
More Than Last Month.
GOOD WORK BEING DONE
Sixteen Hundred Dollars to
Be Given to City Treasurer
GOOD WORK BEING DON E

The taxpayers under home rule are be-
ginning 10 get their just deserts. Thurs
day will be The end Of The second month.
and during that time the police depart
nFent under the present administration has
given TO City Treasurer Herman nearly as
much as was turned over in seventeen
months under the Metropolitan system
For the month Of July the total couec-
ton Of the department was s.. $3.50. At
ter the expenses Of feeding prisoners, pay
ing the salaries and other incidental ex-
penses. the city received S1.415. This was
velvet.
ApprOximating for this month the city
viii receive n round figures about $500,
& gain Of 800 on the first month. The ex-
penSes for August have been less than II
July on account Of not having 70 hire ex-
ira poLcemenL- n july extra men were
employed OF account Of the Fourth % July
and the circus.
For August there has been no extra
men drawing salary and the receipts are
over 500 more than n July.
Taking 8, 100 as the amount that will be
gwen toClty Treasurer Herman, and II
VIII not fall below this and adding It 20
the $1,+05, which was the amount given in
July, and IL amounts to 30Q5. or within
800 fail that the DemO-Pop board gave
II all their existence OF seventeen months
Besides saving d great deal more money
70 the taxpayers. the services has been
just as good If not better than under the
former administration. The officers are
on the alert day and night. There has
been 10 Big r0bbariss, nothing but some
petty affairs. and the Offenders against
the law have been arrested within a very
short time after anything has been COM
m-tred. The citizens certainly are TO he
congratulated for the superior protection
they are receiving and the large amount
Of cash that is finding its way each month
into the hands Of the city treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
ACTED LIKE WOLVES
Wichita Boys Impression Of spanish
PPi.OaerS

( Joseph Patterson, a Wichita boy in the
( Fifth Texas at Fort Mcpherson, Georgia.
writes the following interesting letter to
his mother. Mrs, Kirkpatrick. 81 North
Topeka avenue. He describes the action
Of Spanish prisoners:
Fort Mcpherson. Ga, Aug. q.
Dear Mother:-I was glad 10 receive
your letter Of the 3qth. I thought would
be gone before it could reach me as We
got orders Wednesday 10 be ready to
I move by Friday. Our captain said we
We're going to Tampa to join a part of
our regiment which is there and then go
70 aSntago. We were in readiness to
move Friday with the exception OF our
tents and our knapsacks They are small
shelter tents for one or two 90 sleep in
and can be buckled around our blankets
and other clothing making a wheel in
shape which can be thrown over our
shoulders. Without these we were not
fully equipped. I suppose the officials at
Washington we're informed of this for we
received a telegram to wait as a part of
oar regiment which was at Tampa was
being loaded on board ship to be sent to
Santiago without Us. Our captain said we
command and that we were sure to go
10 Tampa. our tents came yesterday af-
ternJon and were issued TO us. A SER
seant told ne ne was pretty sure we
would so next week I have been on
guard duty good deal lately. This is
the first chance have had to write.
am just of duty now. We have a good
many prisoners to guard. both Spanish
and our own men. l have been on guard
on squads OF prisoners for TWO days. I
nave been on sentinel duty a good deal
lately I generally go on from Il o'clock
10 1 o'clock in the morning and from five
70 seven o'clock. A sentinel is relieved
when on two hours as we have long beats
now 70 walk. I saw the spot wherer
General Mcpherson was killed during the
civil war while out with some prisoners
yesterday a short distance from the fort.
I had seen the picture but never expected
60 see the place in reality.
There IS an old fort a half mile south OF
here and it is fu, Of bdllets. some Of
which I mean TO pick out as relics
The Spanish prisoners VIII be sent %
New York tonight and there will not be
so much guard duty when they are gone
These Spanilrds are queer. people. They
dodge around and some Of them act as
though they were out Of Spain and the
Spanish army. some OF them act just ike
tley were afr-Gd they would he killed
when they sol back 70 Spain II they
didn't make some effort to murder Amer
lean soldiers every chance they got Al
together -hey remind ne OF a pack OF
wolves though l never saw any wolves
more than one Or two al a time. Well
must close. This IS tHe rainy season. L
rains all the time here now. So much
that We cant drill
From your devoted son.
JOSEPH PATTERSON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Christian Endeavor society Of Ply
mouth Congregational church VIII hold a
lawn social corner OF Lawrence avenue
and Second street this evening.
The young ladies of 81. Boniface Ger
man Catholic church viii give an ice
cream social on the lawn Of the parsonage
corner OF Ohio avenue and Second street
this evening. The music Will be furnished
by the ePeriess Princess Mandolin ciuo.
All the committees appointed 70 make
arrangements for the October Soldiers
reunion VIII please meet tt the city clerk. 5
Office. in the city building. on Wednsz-
day, the Slss. at p. IN 0. Haythorn.
chairman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
STOLE SOME POWDER
Taken From the Powder House of
Lehman 4 Higginsot's

The Powder house Of Lehman & Riggfu-
son located on First street in West Wien
TIA, was entered by burglars on Monday
night and all the powder in the house,
amounting 10 several hundred dollars
worth, was stolen IL was in cans and
was made By Hazard & Dupont The
matter has been put in the hands Of the
police
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS
sill Martin Assaulted n CoIOred Girl
and tsOe< to Jail.

Gil Martin. a white man. was fined so
BY Judge AIitcheu yesterday afternoon for
RSsaulung 3 colored SRI by the name of
Rosa Dunn. who resides on South Mos
ley avenue.
There were several witnesses who teSti-
fed that Martin had hold Of the girl she
TT him on the head and ear With rock.
He kicked her ana s-ruck her in -ae
mouth The trouble occurred Monday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
FURNERAL OF MRS. BURNS
Occurs From the Residence on North
Topeka Today

The funeral services Of Ms. w II.
Burns VIII be held this afts-a5o7 at Ire
residence. As North Topeka avenue, al >
O'Clock. Mrs. Burns died very suddenly
al the hospital al O'clock 3Ioaday even
ing, and in the notice ot Tuesday morn
ing the error was made Of giving her
name as Mrs. J. J. Byrnes. All trends =
the family Invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
LEASE OF OCCIDENTAL
Denied by Charles Guyer the Present
PROPRIETOR

Sunday morning the Eagle published a
statement from Mr.. A S Booton Of Chick
ASIA, I. T., that he had leased the Occi-
dental and would take charge on Septem-
Der first. Mr.. Guyer, the man now in
possession Of the building says that no
body has leased the building, that ne IS
in possession and win remain 50. He says
thar while several people have been after
the properly II has not been promised to
any one and that he Will continue 10 run
II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
BIG RUN Of DIVORCES
For Application Filled in the District
Court

Yesterday was a good day for divorces
or Tor applications for divorce. Four
were filed in the district court as follows:
Seymour Z. Moore vs.. Jennie Moore.
Bertha May Us. James May. lorence
Abel vs.. George Abel Clarence Williams
- Martha X Williams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31
TRIED FOR MURDER
Train Robbers, smith and Winn. Soon
10 BE Tried

Deputy Sheriff Sid Brakeman Of Butler
county was in the city yesterday. He
said that Sam Smith and Tom VIM, the
TWO train robbers who held up the east
bound Frisco passenger train on the night
or June 18th, would probably De tried for
murder instead Of train roohing, as was
hrSt intended. Bedford, the young man
VINO was shot by one Of the men. IS dead,
from the effects Of a bullet wound caused
oy either Smith or Vim. The state has
plenty Of proof against them on the
charge Of holding up the train and prob
ably an equal amount on the charge Of
murder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31

night at s O'Clock Miss Dunn said that
Martin told her If she didn't shut her
mouth he would Kill her. He explained
his predicament by saying that he had
been out with the boys. He also said thar
she grabbed hold Of him and hauowed
murder and tore his coat Martin is
railroad man
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More than one thousand season tickets
have been SOLD for rte Wichita Lyceau
course winch IS the oeSr evidence - ne
merit winch the lecture song pubic zc-
cords 70 me talent employed TIE a-Si
number VII be given II October.
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Our P's and O'S

Our popular polcy q giving ire great
est quantity OF highest quality Groceries
ard Provisions FOR tie sane money.
Or me same quantity ART QualSJy fo- less
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

From your devoted son.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31

Joseph Patterson, a Wichita boy in the
Fifth Texas at Fort Mcpherson, Georgia.
writes the following interesting letter to
his mother. Mrs. Kirkpatrick. 81 North
Topeka avenue. He describes the action
OF Spanish prisoners.