The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
w1cu1rA TEN YEARS AGO.


Miss Lillian Hamblin filed the iterim
with vocal selections between Nine Bloom
fields executions on the piano at the opera
house.
Excavation for the foundation OF the
home of r. z. Lawrence was begun. II
was to cost $4,000. 1t is now the Masonic
Home.
Some prominent citizen" was in serious
trouble but no name is given 'for the
sake of his family"
The Sisters Of Mercy had just opened st.
Francis hospital. Part of the hospital
was furnished by B. II. Campbell.
Master Charles Story celebrated his 18th
birthday at his home on South Laura
avenue. His guests were Misses Dora
Smith. Ella Powell. Jessie Barnes. Maggie
Hermes, Nellie Osborne. Dora Martin.
Messrs. George Baldwin, Herbert Tuck
er. Clifford Ref, Al Mercer. Dan Bayless,
Harry Cottman and VIII Hermes.
Professor Chichester. superintendent Of
the public schools received an invitation
to make an address before the National
Educational association in San Francisco.
1t was chronicled that Charles Aldrich
had fallen a victim to the bicycle craze.
Safeties were unknown then.
During the winter preceding Wichita
had had several cases Of small pox. but
appeared.
The new chemical fire engine was re-
ceived and named The Fred Schnatter
No. l."
George L. Douglas was mentioned for
councilman Of the Fourth Ward and re-
fused to run.
The trustees Of the Wichita university
met. They were DR.. ]. 3. Shuey. Henry
Schweiter. T. 3. Wall. Rev. J. w. Love.
]. .. Hutchings, W. II. Rauch, L. d.
Skinner. James Fulmer, J. H Brown, DIR.
Joseph Coblentz S. A. Ault, c. Cassleman.
c. S. Eicholtz and Prof. a. S. Weber.
Cashier A. H Greet. accompanied by
Eugene Garnett went out in the pay car
Of the Wichita and Western TO pay the
men.
Gardiner and Bevis ran a shoe store
where Ed Wallis jewelry store now is. II
became involved in the law. Constables
for contending parties broke down the
door. One day Gardner and Bevls had pos
session and the next day the other side.
The Board Of Trade hall was dedicated.
A. W. Oliver called the meeting 10 order.
W. s. Morris delivered the address OF vel
come. T. A MacNeil Of Medicine Lodge
made a speech as did Colonel Lewis Kos
Harris, n. NJ Murdoch. w. s. Corbett
and Judge SIuss.
Harry and VIII Shepherd and Paul Mel
linger went 70 Hutchinson. fitted out a
raft and drifted down the big river to NJ
Hope killing twenty-six wild geese on the
way. They left their raft at Ut. Hope
and came home on the cars.
DR.. J. ". Shultz and 3irs. Matte Ad-
ans Of Millersburg. OHIO, were married
By Rev. W. :. TuH-
\ big Oklahoma meeting was held IN
Wichita Levi Threlhil Of Caldwell pre-
sided, Emmett Callahan. later elected
chairman and J. T. Jennings secretary.
Speeches were made by Judge MuseIler.
Buckskiu Joe OK Greer county. Texas.
(n0w OkIahomsJ, Z. c. Cole and A y J.
Crook.
The Jeremiah s. Black School Law
was founded at the Garfield university.
Madame Bloomfield the p.sniste. was
given reception At the Carey. Those at
tending IL were: M and Mrs David
Hays. Ir. and Mrs. D. Mitchell. Nr
and Ms. Alfred Basiey. Bfr. and Mrs g
Cohn. Mr. and Mrs g. ". Collins, Mr.
and Mrs. Bell. Hr and Mrs J. NJ Alien,
Nr and Mrs. VIII Hun. Mesdanes Ner-
ems BALDWIN. a a Packer. l. y. Wood
cock, NcNaughten Cruik. Wilson. Bgsa.
John Fisher. Julia Junksrmann. Martin
HaUar Ksncasd. @ A Smith and Misses
Nos1sline BALDWIN. Ella HelIar. Mile
sappenEeld. wallace. AcCaGa. Carrie
Fisher. Wiisoz. Mary Hsuar. Settis Nc
Nzlshten.
Mss Del Baynu1 eatertzi1 ths Sun
over Euchre club. The g8es,z were.
Misses Emma McCless. Nina Hilton. MAJ
tie Fab-arDs I1ottie D-l Lena Kosher ard
Mexs-s. c Curtis. Tr. Gosh 2 L keenan,.
Harry Lesa. r Curtis. Dr. AcC1ses and
Bruce Prid1g
Tae Eagle Rtsss CAV. another hoo- tbs
was weekly occzre-cs Elta TIE e-gz1.-
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