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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
MAY HAVE FIVE APPOINTMENTS
Capt. BridGemau viii he Ordered TO
Duty in The Nenr EnIure

Captain S. y. Brdgeman, who recently
received his commission in the commissary
department Of the United States army has
received a personal letter from a friend in
Washington, who is very close to the Of
ficials in the war department. ntimating 10
him that he will be assigned 10 duty in a
very few days. A general reorganization
OF the volunteer regiments is now going
on, with a view TO making up the various
divisions and corps that will Be detailed
for duties in the new territories acquired
by this government from Spain, and when
the congratulations are perfected the regi-
ments viii be sent into Cuba. Porto Rico
md the Philippines for garrison duty. Cap
tain Bridgeman does not know 10 what
post he wall be ordered. but says he is
ready TO go where duty calls him as soon
as he Is ordered 20 do so.
The appointment carries with it the au-
thority TO appoint from one 10 1--WE as
eistants. according 10 the duty and require
ments that the location assigned Will de-
msnd. There are several well-known citi-
gems in this city who are applicants for
the secretaryship 10 be given out but as
Yet no one has been appointed ana vii not
be until Captain Bridgeman receives his
assignment from the war department, at
washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
TAX FERRET
NOW IN TROUBLE AT NEWTON
Cunningham Who Was Employed
Here Is at Newton.

J. E. Cunningham, the man who was
employed by the county commissioners
here to ferret out taxable property and
VITO came near TO getting himself and the
county commissioners into trouble, is IN
trouble in Newton. He threatens 20 sue
the Harvey county commissioners be-
cause he discovered a man who had con-
cealed 100000 worth Of taxable property
and when Cunningham yanked him I'D
before the commissioners they permitted
nim TO explain himself out of the whole
deal and was allowed to go without CIV
ing up a cent. This made Cunninghan
hot as he was allowed per cent, and lie
threatens 10 sue the men for damage for
not living up to the contract
Cunningham was employed here on the
same sort Of contract. The county at
torney said that the contract was Illegal
for the reason that it diverted the taxes
from the purpose 10 which the law spe-
cIhcal!y provided that il should apply.
The contract which the commissioners
made with Cunningham had a clause
wnicn allowed either party to the agrees
ment TO annul the instrument whom the
amount of taxes found by Mr. Cunning
ham should amount to $500 Of which he
was to have half. When the contract was
declared Illegal by County Attorney Ami
don. Commissioners Wilson and Howard
decided that they had a right 10 employ
men to work for the county and could
appropriate money to pay them. So wnen
Cunningham's search ran up to the
agreed figure he was paid by an appro-
priation from the general fund and the
work was taken up by City Assessor
knoblauch. He got his money just as
he would under his former contract, only
IN d different form. This the commits
sioners say they had a legal right ID do,
and they were confirmed in their opinion
by the county attorney
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
SOME PARK IMPROVEMENTS
Proposed Flower Bed ON Island
South of the Bridge

City Engineer Jackson said yesterday
that while it had not been definitely de-
cided upon. he thought that he was safe
in saying that before spring that the city
would put in some rich dirt on the small
island in the Little River just south of
the GreiffenStein or Nintb Street bridge
and that the brush would be cleared and
cut out and a handsome flower garden
put in. A gateway VIII be cut from the
bridge and a stairway built down onto
the island. The Ladies' Swimming club
are now advocating, with every reason TO
believe that it Will be carried out, the
building of bath house on the south
bank, near the bridge. If these improve
ments are carried out it will do much to
improve and beautify the park.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28

Detective Cairns soon found out that
the men were impostors and he arrested
them for vagrancy. They gave their
names at the station as Harry Stevenson,
George B. King, Ed Murphy and Thomas
Williams. They ranged in ages from 30 to
So Not one Of them weighed less than
rs pounds.
Yesterday Judge Mitchell put on his
specs, drew out his big book Of record
and was ready for business. The men
were brought before his honor. Jimmy
Cairns said:
Judge, this man is deaf and dumb-a
mute
Excuse me- yer honor, I amt neither
no deaf and dumb mute"
He was trying to get people to buy
the Deaf Mute's Appeal by pretending
he was" said Mr.. Cairns
mo 1 want neither; them belongs to me
brother, who is deaf and dumb, yer
honor"
Well" said Judge Mitchell, 'T shall fine
you ten dollars"
"All right. yer honor. but I'm not
guilty"
Four Of the men were caught about
the city by Detective Cairns and Officer
Dunbar. and each one had the same print
ed card bearing the same name of ThorHls
Barrett.
They are fakirs who, too lazy to work.
have thought of this scheme to impose
upon the public. AS fast as they got
five or ten cent piece they spent it for
booze. All Of them were in a state Of
standardization when arrested. Two
of them at the station said that they were
brichayers by trade, but the other. two
had no trade or profession.
On Williams were found three hundred
cards which he claimed ne had printed in
Peabody for his brother. These men have
been run out of all the towns along the
Santa Fe. One of these fellows was ar
rested in Kansas City a few days ago
under assumed name.
Chief of Police Jones old not care to
boards them, so he gave each an hour TO
get out Of town or go on the rock pile
They have gone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
APPLY WRIT HABEAS CORPUS
It will be Made Before Judge Dale
This Morning

Today Adams & Adams, attorneys for
Paddy Shea, will make application for a
writ Of habeas corpus before Judge Dale,
asking that bond be allowed. Mr.. Snea
has been confined in the county jail
charged with murder in the first degree.
for the past ten days. The fact that Mr..
Shea has given bond on several former
occasions for the same offense. leads his
friends TO believe that he will be out on
bail after today. HIS case under the
present charge VIII probably not be heard
before the Januarv term OF court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
SUES THE CITY
Perrin Dewey Wants Five Thousand
Dollars

Perrin Dewey has engaged I. P. Camp
bell and viii bring suit against the city
for $1,000 Dewey got on intimate terms
with Colonel Booze a week or two ago and
was thrown into the city Jail.
He says as he was showed into the cell
he reached up and put his hand against
the door-facing to steady himself, when
the officer shut the4door and mashed three
fingers of his right hand till, he thinks,
they will have to taken off. He asks for
s., 900.
This is the first suit against the city
for several months. and is the only one
now pending.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
DEAF MUTES APPEAL
Four Who Talked When
Arrested.
NEW FAKE PRACTlCED
Had Three Hundred Cards
When Taken.

Deaf and dumb men who could speak
was a case which was up before Judge
Mitchell IN the police court yesterday
morning. Naturally such case would
bother any ordinary man, but 1t didn't
take Judge Mitchell long to call out in a
loud and stentorous voice: $1,000"
For a day or two four big. healthy and
powerful men have been appearing on the
street and accosting the passers-by by
gesticulating. II the pedestrian paid any
attention. the men, who were located al
different parts Of the bushes center Of
town, would point to their mouth and
their ears and with the other hand shove
our card On this card was the follow
ing:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
QUEEN ZlLPHA'S GYPSY TRIBE
VIII Hold High Carnival on the
Church Lawn

The South EmPora Avenue E7Torta
League vii give a Gypsy soclai ta-s sEsr-
ing wednesday on the caurca lava al
The corner y Eugo-ta and Morris ave
aues- Queen Zsl9ha and her tribe @. gYp-
s.ss HiI camp on the avn and vi give
a fancy dria The ~ 3~.es HiA SEE re
cream and cake and oiher TefEes An1e,.-s.
and Insure YOU a pleasant evening and =
most enjoyable sime Il you ~ cons oYt
and see them =. the camp tais evening"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHLAND
Meeting Held ut the Plymouth Con-
greoatiodai Church.

The appeal made TO the ladies OF the
city TO form an organization for the puT-
pose OF improving and caring for High
land cemetery met with favorable re-
Spouse. At the meeting yesterday after
noon at Plymouth Congregational church
temporary organization was effected.
with membership of over twenty. Many
who could not attend the meeting have
signified their intention OF co-opeTa ting IN
the movement The ladies are very earn
est in the work and feel very much en-
couraged with the beginning they have
uIade-
The meeting adjourned to meet Thurs
day, October s, at the church. at which
time a permanent Organization viii be
perfected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
CASWELL DIDN'T RETIRE
Misstatement Made i'm sunday Morn
ing's Paper

In Sunday mornings Eagle there was a
mistake made regarding the dissolution
OF Messrs- Caswen & Buckley. II was
stated that Mr.. Caswell had withdrawn
from the firm. Il should have read that
1t was M Buckley. However. Mr.. Buck
ley Immediately formed a partnership
With Mr. ". A. English, under the firm
title Of the American Covnice Works. Mr.
Casweu MI continue 20 run the Eagle
Cornice Works
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
SAYS SMITH is AN OLD HAND
Texas Deputy Sheriff Visits the
County Jail

Deputy Sheriff W A Fits OF Fort
Worth Texas. during an Official eoiourn
in this city visited the jail and conversed
with the train robosT sam Smith and
pronounced him genuine train roboer.
Smith. who is acquainted With almost
every we'll known train robber IN the
southwest made inquiries % The sheriff
about the boys who were arrested for
robbing a train near Fort Worth a saor:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
NEW GRAFT GAME
Negro Woman Gets FEN Dollars From
CORRECTION store

A negro woman went into the confection-
cry stand near PARROTS paper house, on
North Main street, owned by Mr.. George
holding her hand over her head as If she
was in the greatest pain. She asked Mr.
George to get a physician. While he was
gone she took down the cigar box and
look out the money.
When Mr.. George returnei dand went to
deposit the change for the first sale he no
tlced the money was gone When he asked
her about it. she said man came in
whom she thought worked there. and got
the money.
Harry Sutton took the young woman to
police court and she gave up the money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
TUMBLE DOWN FENCES
Should be Torn Clear Down or
Repaired

In feudal days the lords and p-op-ietors
had Their castles. with walls and mo1es
around them. Later on, when people be-
came more civilized. they had high fences.
with a trench or ditch outside them. and
still later on Of more recent date. low.
open picket fences or fancy iron. lathe OF
wire were used. bat gradually civihzlng IN
fuences and are sun al work and fences
are disappearng. There are numaer,ess
houses IN This city which are fenced II with
ramshackle, old tumble-dow1. Gnpainted
gateless fences. which Il they were re-
moved and the leaves and rubbish raked
out and burned. would add immeasurably
to the looks OF the property. Tear away
the feRces-they are q useless expense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
GOVERNMENT BUILDING
Roof. Cutters and Valleys Are Being
Over Hauled

Messrs Buckley and English are busy
a. work making some needed repairs on
Uncle Sans ouild.ug-;he Postoface- Tue
STATE roof IS being hxed up and repaired.
Where new states are needed they are be-
ing put in and the valleys and cutters
are beng thoroughly overhauled It will
De several days before the work is COM
p1ated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
CIVIL SERVICE POSTPONED
Examination Called For October LIST
Will be Held October 22

The civil service examination advertised
to be held in the federal court room in
the government building next Saturday.
October 1. has been postponed by a tele-
gram from the civil service commissioner
a Washington, D. c. The examination
will be held on Saturday, the 22nd of Octo-
Der. The telegram was received by Mr..
]. f. Mccoy, the local civil service secre-
tary. 1t was for postoffice clerks and
letter carriers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
NAME FOR NEW HOSPITAL
IL VIII be Called From This Time,
Martha Washington Home

The hoSrscsl wasra has aS=~1 established
BY DrS Shultz and Thomas hss t<eu
named I, VII hereaf'e- - gaova as
the Martha Washing me May
people we're invited 70 selp sesect
Tame Mrs Garter chose Ehe oEe ss5@c;-
Sc Il TIE reception room % rhs aesPi-zl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
DEAF MUTE's APPEAL

Kind friends, listen to my sad tale;
Ny mournful lot that I now bewaIl;
i cannot speak. I cannot hear
The human voice l love so dear.
1t was typhoid fever a year ago
Which was the cause Of all my woe.
Now I ask If you can help a poor,
unhappy man. I am trying to get
money TO learn the sign language
which will enable me 10 make a liv-
ing for myself. Yours respectfully,
THOS. BARRETT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
VACANCY al CHuOREN'S IHOME
Mrs. Kelly Will Resign a. natron Of
That fn@fftufTau

Tls-s XII soon be = vacancy n Ne
p.ace % raatroz az the Chzl5rea-s Hone
on college HllL 2frs eE1iy. the srlarren
-ae-e. VsE be- Elatryn A. the &arrAa
on Casssss HAL Mrs Kelly shs rnat-ez
aeea associated Ef-h NIX among Or
phAns ard hss made a b-ElliAa- ~ecors
she was connected alta institutions fgr
cautrs1 "A x sutlessy ard Al Eanszs CITY
TIE baars q 6i-eetors % eas Cal-re1 :
Home sssf a7p.1sa< her s1coeEz0r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
Penny Change

II. uEs1v pennies tnss 80 EsTs Too -
chz.x~ q So csGsFerce sstNssn oar
prices ard tns oshsr ssisgxr
or usw canned goo1s are ~ ~ -
As~s Every klna u TF7lsfs s-z vszsfak -
Hessas Car sEou5es Efc- GO ne rrsrhst-
aas eur stock - taTxs- or rae ~
lsrEssf . arr ErocsTT - tie cty- Ws Eiss
700 courteous f-sstrss1t. PEorz2s estTsry
ard WILL PAY rot To3 ToEE TRADE
II PE-.sSFE9g TIA; wei savs yoa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
TUITION WILL BE FREE
To Soldiers Who Enlisted for the
spanish War

The Central Normal school, az Great
Bend. offers free tuition 10 al volunteers
who enlisted for The Spanish vsr The
Tweaty-drsc boys viii be mustered out n
time 10 enter the winter term
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
We Stand
AlOne...

As Ire original ard only strictly SPOT
cash. rnary-s aies-s1usli profit grocery in
wichita This stores plan from fns 6rEt
has been 20 carry only re best q1@ii'T
goods Prom ne day orr ooors 'sers dFst
oy>uee FER bushes, IN wlchlt4. IS pan
hzs been 20 buy and seg for casa onsy
making 10 SaS accounts and z1viag our
patrons ne benefit 81 lowsr Sfic@s thar
smaller dealers ard credit sigrss could
make. Sometimes ~ saving . caly .
few pennies. bgt HasT soon ooan; % ia'o
dollars. zsssch hss been eeanonstratss ~
our mary oss.ozns-s zde are 14soeaiss
% or czah systeH a11
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
WHEAT NOW MOVING
Wore on the Market Than Any Time
This Fall

Mr.. Pat Gould said yesterday chat there
had been more wheat moved within the
last two days than on any other two days
This fall He estimated that there had
been over 1000 bushels IN wagons sold on
the local market each OF the two days.
The prices ranged from 4s to IS cents for
No. hard per -bushel L was his impress
sion, borne out by other grain men. that
from now on wheat would be brought in
rapidly, although he said that there would
be many thousand bushels that would be
carried over, hoping or waiting for better
prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
sTHE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK"
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAPOL 10.

large portrait of Martha Washington
VII be huag.
Arrangements or the opening OF TIE
hozpt2l ere prog- sssing II XII not -
~ e-neEEencT t.espltaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28

Rev. Charles 6z-Tts7n. wa2 las b@ez va
itiug IS parents ard frisrss n The city
tor tvo q tar=s weeks. returned - -
hoas = Eruiaence. EE., iast evening III
Gzrraon Is pastor y re Cz-lstlaa casfca
II Ezazsnce. ard Delivered rasaEiaE tes-
-oa ~ me Csasr4l ehzzcs s4zs san1zy
nsrztzg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
The aha Daily "Wednesday 2oruo September -

One has but to drive about The city to
see thorough demonstration Of the above
stateent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
No GRIPPE

When yoa take HOODS Pills. The big. old-tash
toned, sagar-coaied pills, which tear you al 10
pieces. are no. IN u with Hooo's. Easy 70 take
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28

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complce IS hobo and horse-th.et
The age-herald., 1898-05-08
Growth of Methodism.

The Northern Methodist church was not in 1897 largely increased. The membership accessions fell to the unusually low fig ures of 1900. This slowness of growth did not extend to the Methodist church, south; for the figures just laid by the bish- ops before the general conference now sitting in Baltimore show that the net in- crease in four years has been 122,221. The total number of members now stands at 1,47S. .431, and the value of the church prop erty Is put at sS5O00,000.
 The educational work of the church is on an equally great scale. In its Sunday schools are S5l 4SS pupils, and in it's Epworih Leagues 1265S4 members. The church's seyenty-six educational institutions con tain 16, 900 students, and the buildings alone are worth $4651S5O.
 These figures show what a living force the Methodist church, south. has become. Its growth is well maintained in the mis- sion field, as well as at home. In the four years covered by the reports s2,067,9 ,955 was sent to foreign missions The church, south, has become one of the great forces of the world, and it will enter upon new century with prospects of growth and de- veloped that may lead to astonishing re- suits before the century is ended.