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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
SCALP SPLIT
TWO MEN HAVE A FIGHT
At Kinseder's Place on West Doug
las Ave.

Yesterday afternoon two men, Fred
SchenhoId, a stranger. and VIII Rhoads.
a horse trainer, who lives on Waco ave
nue., got into difficulty at Kinseder's
place on West Douglas, and both were
seriously wounded. Rhoads was stabbed
in the left side and late last night it was
thought that he was bleeding internally,
which may result fatally.
Schenho.d had a cash three inches Tong
cut in the back part Of MS head and is
al the police station. Schenhold is d
stranger here. He had letter in one Of
his pockets from S. f. Scott, physician,
Waukomis, o. T, which was a testimony
Of Steamboats, good character and non
esty in general terms. Nothing more is
known OF him here. He had been at Kin
seder's for three or four days. They had
some little difficulty in the morning. No
one was in the room with them at the
time the trouble occurred and no one
knows what It was about. Both were
drinking. Rhoads struck SchenhOld in the
back OF the head with part of cook
stove
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
MAY MOVE PLANT HERE
superintendent stryker Tells Irri-
CATION Plan.

State Superintendent tryker, who passed
through the city yesterday. said some
time ago he received EN- ap ouca5ion from
western Kansas man for he purots e
CT the STAKE irrigation plant ia Gray coun-
ty, which Is on school land This was he
first intimation that tryksr had that Re
had anything to do with the staCe irga-
ton plants. He began TO look the matter
up and found that three Of the plants. ere
in Gray county. another IN Stanton and a
third in Hamilton, are on school lands,
and since they have become useless so Ear
as their original purchase IS concerned,
they are now subject 70 the state e5uca-
ton authorities.
The law provides that before the plants
can be sold the secretary Of the state
board Of agriculture. the secretary o.
state and the state superintendent shall
appraise them. Accordingly Secretary Co
burn. Superintendent Stryker and Secre-
tary Bush appraised the plants today al
800 each. and they will be sold 20 the
highest bidder By the county treasurer Of
the county in which they stand
One OF the plants he said the purchaser
would locate near Mount Hope.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
LOCATE TROOPS AND SHIPS
The Eagle Standard War Atlas VIII
DO IT

In these days Of war when dispatches
are constantly coming from campaigners
at a distance. and new and unfamiliar
geographical names appear in the news
paper reports OF the movements Of our
army and navy. II Is well 10 be able read
lily and accurately to locate the spot
where war IS actually on. or engagements
likely 10 occur.
This has heretofore been a difficult thing
to do. but the Eagle has solved the prob
lem. and had printed. and now offers to
the public. The Standard War Atlas, with
marginal index
It is a valuable book OF 15 pages. 15x22
inches. beautifully printed on high-grade
map paper. There are maps OF the world
and its different subdivisions. and detail
maps OF all the Spanish colonies, where
the United States forces are operating or
are likely to operate. giving the most
minute and accurate charts Of the har-
bors. their cities and their defenses. The
population OF the provinces and Of their
chief cities Is given. and an accurate com
parfson OF the -navies of the United States
and spain. This special atlas can be had
only through the Eagle. and the price is
triAing Is cents, by mall 40 cents. Car
al the business offic. or order through
your carrier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
WICHITA COLONY PlCNlCKERS
Crowd OF Old Timers Have a Reunion
nj Kansas City

The following account Of the reunion
picnic Of Wichitans in Kansas city is
given by the Journal:
The Wichita colony, composed Of peo-
PIE Who have moved from Wichita to
Kansas City held a reunion picnic at
Troost park yesterday. The hot weather
and attention 30 business delayed the
crowd in gathering until late IN the after
noon. Probably go formerly OF Wichita
people were al the park during the after
noon and evening. though not more than
250 were present at the basket dinner al
O'Clock.
". II. kendle was the organizer Of the
AFFAIR. and during the entire afternoon
was able 70 add a number of names to his
list Of those eligible TO membership in the
Wichita colony. People who had not net
b-,1ore since the bursting OF ire Peerless
Princess" boom were brought together az
the picnic and. while renewing scQualnc-
snces. told many stories Of former pros
periry in western Kansas.
After thu dinner Rev. DR.. J. ". Love.
pastor Of -. Johns Reformed church.
was chosen chairman and made 81 HAPPY
address. lie introduced Judge Olinger,
Wichita attorney who was visiting here.
Judge OEnEer told OF the past and pres
ent prosperity Of Wichita Rev. Dr.
Sparks, formerly pastor Of the Methodist
church OF Wichita; Dr.. Mamie stevens.
:. r Snlvely. General y. :. Co-becc. H
r. Faruum and Ray Oliver OF Kansas
CIry. No. and ". P. Waite OF Kansas
City. Kan. spoke briefly. Mss Goldberg
recited a poem and the Peetiag was ad-
journed at a late hour last night 20 meet
again next year the p.cn.ckers giving
three cheers for Wichita and three more
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
CITY IN BRIEF.

]. Giles Smith is in Topeka.
Lon Williams has the latest circus story
with gesture.
Miss Helen Merrill is home from a visit
20 Geuda Springs.
Hon. John NJ. Pugh, bank examiner OF
Oklahoma. was here yesterday.
Mrs. E. E. westerveIt OF Perry. Okla
homa, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Raymond Smith is in the city the
guest Of Colonel Lewis and family.
Mrs E. N Brown and Miss Amelia
Wiegand left yesterday for Colorado.
Mr.. Harvey Grace of Cheney was here
yesterday. He was visitor al the stock
yards.
Mr.. H. c. Attwater OF Arkansas City
was attending to some business matters
yesterday.
Harvey Grace Of Cheney came in yes
terday from Kansas City, where he had
been with cattle.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred c.
TrIgg was in Arkansas City yesterday on
Official business.
Press Anderson returned from Omaha
yesterday to cool of. He says he will go
back in d few days.
Miss Ida Joseph viii leave today FOR
Larned. where she viii be the guest Of
friends for few days.
Mrs. Henrietta L. Mason. president of
the Red Cross society, IS very sick al her
home on North Lawrence.
Mss Florence Huse left yesterday for
Douglas. where she VIII spend several
days visiting with friends.
Mrs. s. L Gilbert left for her home in
Newkirk yesterday after q pleasant visit
mere wiia aeC daughters.
Louis Ger,ies returned yesterday from
a visit to the Omaha Exposition. which
he says is 4 magnificent show
Mrs NJ J. Manuel spent yesterday IN
the city. on her way home from Toronto.
Kan. 10 Pueblo. Col
Mss Lillian Mccoy. who has been visit
ing with Mrs H. T Kramer for the past
few days. left for Omaha yesterday.
General I H. Hettnger Of Kansas City
was here yesterday attending to some bust
ness matters and calling On friends.
M Ben Warren Is here from Kansas
City visiting with Old time friends. M
Warren IS now located az Kansas City.
L IS reported that Mrs. W \. Minick.
VINO went from here with the party 20
Fort Con.zs, Col, IS very dangerously
sick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The ladies Of the Emporia Avenue Bap-
church VIII give a National social on Mr..
McCombs lawn, corner Fourth and Pine,
tonigft.
There will be a called meeting of the
directory Of the Wichita Hospital at the
new building this evening at ! p n Eva
Dewey. Secretary.
Special communication of Albert Pike
lodge No. 3O3, a. f. and A NJ, for work
in the first and second degree at 5 p. n.
New temple. Visitors very welcome.
The 3. Y. P. L. Of the First Baptist
fist church will give an ice cream social
Friday even ing. July y. at the home OF
Mrs. Seal. 1s0S North Topeka avenue.
Everybody invited.
The Unitarians and their friends VIII
hold a basket meeting on the grounds of
Mrs Collins summer nome. 1S4S South
Hydraulic avenue, Sunday evening, July
81 A conveyance Will be waiting at city
building at p. N. sharp 10 take out any
who would like to 90 IN that way, includ-
ing the children, al a moderate price.
Short addresses from several persons are
expected. AL are cordially invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
NOTICE OF QUARANTINE
Against Washita. custer and Greer.
Because OF Texas Fever.

Shippers here have received the follow
ing notice OF quarantine from the Okla
hona Live Stock Sanitary Commissio1;
Guthrie. o. T. July 2s.-The live stock
sanitary. commission has issued a supple
me%d order quarantining the counties
Of Washlta. Custer and Greer. The notice
is as follows:
"Ofce OF the Secretary Of the Live Stock
Sanitary Commission OF She Territory OF
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City. o. T.
ITO Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given THAI thu intec-
ton OF southern or s7lenetic fever. com
monty known as Texas fever. has besa
discovered among The e9.,le n different
parts OF the counties q Washita, Custer
and Greer, in the territory Of Oklah5ua.
aud 20 such an extent az 20 cause ths
Live Stock Sanitary Commission TO con-
slider e me- essa-y that such counties shall
be quar4ntinet. Il is therefore ordered
ina. said counties n Wzshita. Custer an1
Greer be ouaran1Ined and that 10 cattle
shan be permitted % pass or be driv n
out ~ said COUNTIES into any portion ~
the territory q oklahoma without frat
EfT.EE -s-taf E-I--lle"- ~ Ire tth TIE
tsc-szsd inspectors - this commission
and q certificate - heath Issued 70 ira
oxuar or person 70 charge thereof
Railroad companies doing business VIII
in the territory o. Oklahoma are hereby
notified not - receive any cattle tor saIp-
rnent from said counties without tss oW--
e. or person N charge thereof shah pre-
se-t certificate c7on one q TIE zz.ao--
Ted inspectors - tAls c7m7llssson sa5T-
az zala ca-tIe 70 have been Inspected -
m ana p-onoaaeed 30 hs fr~s tr5m sasa
Infection TINS certificate sHaL % ssp-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
WILL GET LOW RATE
Extensive Excursion Arrange
ments For Fire Works
KINGMAN TRAIN HELD
Hospital Ladies Expect to
Realize Handsomely.

The hospital ladies are to have 70 per
cant of the profits OF the big fireworks to
be given here next Wednesday night. The
show is brought here by the Fair associa-
ton directory. consisting % 3. B. Hern-
don, c. G. Conn. H. C. Toler. a. c. Jobes.
B. l. Eaton, Sid Ashton, J. o. Davidson,
Clarence Fulton. c. V. Ferguson and
Thomas Shaw, and these gentlemen are
a good guarantee OF the quality Of the
exhibition
1t is said by Ed Vail and C. G. COIN and
others who have seen the display ct Man
haitian Beach to be a magnificent sight
Probably no such an exhibition viii ever
be brought to Wichita again within FIVE
or six years. Dewey's feat will never be
duplicated. Probably not a person now
IN Wichita will ever see real naval bat
tie. The Pain fireworks portrayal Of the
great battle is a vivid, luminous and ter
rife apparent realism. It will be a sur
prise TO everybody that has not seen il
The hospital ladies are TO have ali :he
refreshment and bicycle privileges and 10
per cent OF the profits Of the ticket sales.
They are selling tickets now. Every
ticket bought is so much contributed to-
ward the fund for furnishing the new hos
pital.
The board Of hospital directors need
about $500 yet The railroads will offer
reduced rates and excursion trains will be
run il from different points. The admis-
sion of 30 cents is only half what Topeka
will charge. Topeka Will charge a dollar
for the same show, and the price at Man
haitian Beach is a dollar. The hospital
board looks for and deserves receipts
enough from the event 70 put the new
hospital in finished shape. An effort viii
ba made to run excursions from Arkansas
City. Hutchinson, Newton, FL Dorado and
over the Frisco from the east. The man
agement of the Wichita and Western has
agreed to hold the train for Kingman
and the west until after the exhibition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29

Il not. never intended 10 be. snd vii not
be a candidate for election 20 the Fifty
sixth congress OF the United states. All
OF the talk By his friends and enemies 81
mat direction has been without lrEDira.
ton from him. Al admit that Re would
be a formidable and probably a success
ri candidate y he had 30 chosen. IN
Klngflshee county he would have had no
opposition.
M GrimsS political c0nEnet. n facc
OF al the familiar facts. has been adrnir-
able. Occupying the position OF CHAIRMAN
OF he territorial Republican committees.
and having made splendid car5palga-
as al VII admit. ne has bean showed asids
and sxnored But be has been patient su1
mistaken n his loyalty % tne party. Hs
conduct has csmentsd fr.endshlps already
made. and has a5dea many % tae.r raak'l
He stands irnmeasurabiy higher a me
estimation q the people n Oklahoma tnan
be ever cd before.
he has his view az ne situation. Rsii-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29

Miss Hattie E TreadweIl Of Anthony,
was here yesterday shopping. Miss Tread
well was the guestof the Carey while
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Noble and child were
mere yesterday from Medicine Lodge. Mr.
Noble IS a partner Of ne Hon Chester 7.
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Salmons nave re-
turned 10 their nome in Colorado Springs,
after an extended visit here with reia-
tives.
Hon. Edgar ". Jones. e1-territorial lib-
raran, was here yesterday. He is on his
way home from vacation which he spent
in Chicago.
The days remain hot and get hotter
Yesterday was a notch climber and prob
ably the most disagreeaole day OF the
summer up 10 date.
Miss Lillian CODY. who was here for
several weeks with her brother il the
Rock Island office has joined him at Win
fed. where he went some days ago.
Miss Blanche Chandler returned yes
terday morning from the east where she
has been attending school and visiting
with frinds since the close OF school
Mr.. 2. L. Wise, one Of Hutcninson's
prominent attorneys. was here yesterday
looking after some legal business. Mr..
Wise was registered at tn Carey while
here.
Harry Dockun. at Miller's drug store,
has figured out that If all the revenue
stamps ne has licked up TO date were put
dawn edge to edge they would cover 1s
square yards.
Judge Dale fshed everything out OF
Waldock's lake in Pratt county last
week and has gone after the hnny tribe
in Eastern Kansas. He viii not fish by
any regularly adopted program.
MI E. H. Stevens, who was injured in
a wreck on the Pittsburg & Gulf some few
weeks ago, has recovered and ne was here
yesterday 10 visit with relatives. He is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods.
Mrs Belle Burket Of Kingman. presi-
dent OF the Woman's Federation OF Clubs
Of the Seventh district, accompanied by
her daughter, Mss Nellie. spent the day
in the city yesterday the guest Of Mrs. J.
VI. Knapp.
Farmer Dooiittie is going to try 20 get
a foot race between Henry Huffman,
George Walker Colonel Toler Jake Eek
ert and Fred Vandine for tomorrow after
noon. The purse VIII be a choice lot Of hot
weather EXPLANATIONS.
Topeka charges 81 TO see the grand dis
play of Pains fire works. the same as Mr..
Pain puts on at Wichita under the aus
pices Of the State Fair ASSOCIATION. who
will only charge 80 cents Wichita is the
cheapest city IN Kansas 20 live in.
Mrs B. Warkentine and sister, Mrs. FL
len Hecker, together with Miss Edna
Warkentine came down from Newton yes
terday to visit with DR.. and Mrs. o. W.
Rolf az their home on North Topeka
avenue. They viii be here for several
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House. Phone 2s2)
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ley Husselman beg s. # 4 II So cor
OF neL OF q = 1e and +45it 4
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Woodman ass lot blk Greenwich u
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Lucinda Harvey 2, al 70 D NJ Klrg-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29

Story of John Meagher the
Rough Rider,
IN WICHITA'S EARLY DAYS
He Helped Chase a Posse of
Red Painters Out of Town.

Meagher. the wounded Rough Rider.
Fla, appeared in yesterday mornings
Eagle IS said 20 be a son OF Johnny
Aeagher, the second sheriff elected for
Sedgwick county, and who was afterward
Connected with the police force Of this
city. Johnny's twin brother, Nike, was
city marshal during the cattle days. and
two drawer men never lived. Physically.
they were splendid specimens of hu-
manity, with co.d-steeI blue eyes. neither
knowing what fear was, so the young
Rough Rider comes OF fighting stock
Mother Meagher was character in her
own right, whom every old settler Will
Remember with pleasure A sister OF the
twins married the Hon. J. ". Steele, since
deceased.
Mike was killed by a drunken cowboy
et Caldwell Johnny followed his brothers
murderer for months. all over Texas, Ari-
iona and New Mexico, but we believe he
never found him.
Nike and John. with a small posse, stood
Off big gang OF cowboys who came
down from Newton IN the winter Of Il
70 paint the town. The Meagher boys
met them near the present corner Of Oak
and Main streets and forced the gang TO
oountermarch the thirty miles they had
ridden that night.
Nike killed his man at the foot Of the
stairway ION Douglas avenue) leading up
20 Dr.. F'urley's Office, over Aldrichs drug
store.
One night, over IN the Keno saloon,
present site OF the Kansas National bank
q cowboy set out 70 kin Johnny. The
desperate had his gun in Johnny's face
and his finger on the trigger. telling him
that his time had come. and that he must
Ole then and there Meagher. without
moving a muscle or changing color, smiled
back q pleasant remark. which so threw
the drunken cowboy off his guard as 10
give Meagher the fraction Of the moment
he desired Whipping out his own re-
volvor in the twinkling Of an eye, he
knocked the fellow senseless, whom be
dragged OF 10 the jug TO sober up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
YESTERDAY A SCORCHER
Thermometer scores the Highest
Record OF the Year.

"Old SolIy' seemed to have il in for
this mundane sphere yesterday. He poured
out heat thai would almost melt cast iron.
I. was he hottest day of the year. Men
went around in their shirt sleeves, while
women sa- about their homes in mother
hubb4rds. The sun beat down SO hard
on old mother earth that she resented the
act and spit out steam The asphalt
streets were so hot that they were soft
and the heat came through thick leather
soled shoes sufficiently to make il uncom-
Portable for pedestrians. The streets were
comparatively deserted and only those
VINO were absolutely compelled to come
out from under an electric fan. The
Thermometer registered the following fig
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
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