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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
WHAT IT COSTS

The second assistant postmaster zen
eraI has recently issued his report for the
fiscal year ending June - There are a
good many interesting figures given.
Those that relate 10 Kansas and W.caIta
are given.
The Kansas Midland railroad. I0i miles
IN length. carries on average Ut pounds
Of mail matter each day The govern
Hent pays the road for the service g
DO per annum
The Rock Island from Kausas CITY 70
Caldwell carries on an average each day
SIS pounds OF mail mater. and receives
s55.s4l2 p year.
The Santa Fe from Newton 70 A-ka1-
sas CITY. a dStarce Of p miles. carries
on Al average perday 12c32 pounds %
mail matter. For this they receive SIS
5soI7- The EuzIewood branch from Null
vsne west. a distance OF ls7 miles, the
average mail per day IS - pounds, AM
the government pays 81. ~ =. The
Wic+li-a ard Western. from this city 10
Pratt. q distance OF - miles. tue average
amount % NAL Per day : - pounds and
costs 81 Na5s
Ira Missouri Pacific from For Scott
20 Kiowa- a distance % q. Hl5ss, carries
on al sve-sz. Isl pounds y mail mat
Ter and receives sszs1344 From Wichita
10 Gensseo S rnibes. the ds5iy average Is
- pounds and costs the government
$500
The Fr1sco from carl JE--,i07. Nc %
yyIc.alea. = distance O. IL miles. TIE
average dasy mai II pouncs IS 4s5I. cost
M - 1855
The Pa-hzz5le ersEch q the Sau-s Fs
from MElvz1s 70 Panhandle. Texas =
iissaace OF ~ u-les, TIE nal every czy
averages $50 pounds snd : dane Tor
81. IA per year.
The cost % the government - figured
on BASS % pounds. so- thirty days. a.
average tzken once evsTy four yea
TIE average weEnr -.o-s o less vi
hold good for the mex: for years r-url
ne s-ss day % zst July. TIE r9scs Ri
receive TIE amounts named ea-a yss-
l-asl sro-her average : taken folE- yea
hence
A. q -1s rails gwen s5sTs ara ores
.hzt pass -l70zgh It's cry and ne Us-or
-ar-5on q H. zlsiI = trou his ETY.
Ta4 amount each roa4 receives. -
ci..z.a-- b-snct=s. As siFea s3F-, .z
hsrsEi-- Ezve1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
THE EIRSTLOXE

Sozle years ago there Was enacsec tn Al
The dramatic unities N ere 81 ne
churches of the city pretty frtIs spAscos
IN three acts Whs,zh. contrary 10 the usual
forms. did not turn cur m hymsnsAl bliss
aronS any OF Lhe na.lny actors At the
time there ~as a young nan IN tie CIV
then employed under Prank SEzsh n tis
posscfico. He WAS a typical AdoasS wen
formed. gsnceei ard s1able. with heavy
head cs curly. 1~s black hair. a 3snoassly
tinted con7iexsoa and A high usa-oie-
white foreaesd- Al one % TIE prominent
churches where Ne Was power IA the
Y 2 : - r. were foGr girls. a. hys,er-
icAily IN love Wirh hfrn and a. running
mates together OGe xzS The dAukA-sr ~
prominent capitalist az thai tina se<zor
partner IN one OF Wics1sa's lz-gses enrer-
pVisesN Another IVES a dsagh1e- % fer
nsT pastor q the same church. Suf then
rssiden, Hl.SSoE2-y- Another waS rns
younger offspring % ths head 81 a ul<r-
camille eSJahlish Enene. wislls ne foarta
vas the nuly child 81 a superHt s1d>nt-
After each S,zncAy evenings seSsiOa %
the Endesvor. ms crowd Wpuld swarm
around ne helpless you-h faSt - sAy
tninss % ham Tais h,canse knc~n -
tle w-eSly session ~ the Sanhed-srn. and
;he scenes wee norsScsnt. romantic Art
pftiahle. FINALLY ne young maa ia sh-~r
desperation resigned his position and
wen; Vest. ~ wing FOUR gtrlsa huas orok-
e. hearted and foriorn- Now al but ans
~ the prominent actors have long Ssncs
EFT the civ Tia; ore viii snsrriv vet
a VEL Known Young man whose family
lives N thS city. TIE yoush IN che aras-
has some time since married s-noehe-
Wichita syrI who removed 90 OSdec ard
thev meg On the Beach ne Sa1t lake
The minister's daughter isfeiy married a
civH engineer "a oklahoma The sapsrin-
ter1snf's daughter removed 20 Bo-son -
study music and ART ard = row n E1s-
ropc studying the great masters To
fourth rvNS IN Kansas CftY snd = en-
g.g-sf. white the pastor son. wh9 Tor
whsle attempted g BE- a r.vas sftr- al %
chem is az Undergraduate lo Onerin csi-
l-Ee Thus 10 comes IS the pa~t one~
said. seldom ID we women ned bun
y HON We urs- icvei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
INSURGENT MEMORY

One day. during the past six months
resident OF this city received a call from
a velI-clad gentleman who. after present
ing his card, opened up in this strange
manner:
II was born at La Porte. Indiana and
passed my early youth there. I feA deS-
peraeiy in love vita F. NJ she
afrerEard removed from the place. and
our correspondence. always dssultoFy a.
best. after a time ceased It was case
Of puppy love on my part. confess ouS
Il made 4 lasting impression. 50 lasting
II fact that nave never married F.
NJ became your wife. l understand
II you viii uo- consider ne impairment
I wish 10 ask about her
ssSha's al right" smiled the Wichita
man recovering from mild aS1onishment-
Il will risk being laughed at said the
stranger. but her memory y tender 10
me, haunting I might say. and I would
have come here years ago 70 ask permis-
sion 10 ask about her, either 70 confirm
the memory of her or TO make that mem
DRY less fairy-like and more a thing Of
reality that I can put away from ne IN
want to catch one glimpse Of her as she
now Is 50 that can the more really for
get her"
Have a cigar" said the Wichita man,
sinking down in his seat It's a case or
young love. Had case OF it myself and
would Ike 20 see the girl today myself :"
II am glad you do not think me foolish, y
said the stranger. 4 have waited years
before coming mere. You see I have a
streak OF gray in my hair. I thought age
would save ne from ridicule."
4 have heard F. mention you" said
the Wichita man, telling 4 deliberate lie,
out Of sympathy. What do you say 10
coming up 10 dinner with me?'
The stranger VINO had been shining be-
fore, turned worried and said:
NO. Not that. I wished TO see only
her photograph as she now is
But why not come up 10 the house,
You do nor understand" said the stran-
ger arising and palpably affected, ''let it
90"
But what began the Wichita man
Il DO not want 10 near her voice"
I'm I see" said the Wichita man
"Weu, here's a photograph"
The stranger took the photograph. Forty
years had passed since he had seen the
subject. He studied the photograph fully
minute and said: Il thank YOU"
He shook tsae mans hand and left. That
night ths Wichita man, az the request Of
his wife. hunted all over town for the
stranger. but couldn't ind him. or course
tae wife blew her husband up for not
finding out whether the man stfll loved her
after seeing her Photograph. But that re-
mains d mystery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

There x some aeao- Ieet yet among gen
tiemsn Who Play LIKE same q cards
a. home.
S---a fsxs weeks ago several gentlemen
me- AZ a certain house n tre city % cele-
brate an event which seldom fails 70 1iss
l,- az men. \ supper Eas served. after
dinner talks we're INDUCED = and cigars
were ushted. 4 suggestion vas made ifi-4C
a game o. whist would be pieasan. end
.n- ID the occasion Upon making Up the
na--.ss rhzre vas found that seENl PEI
sons could not pair Of very Veil Ane1esf
suggested yRas sney chance ne game -
raker. II Vas azrssa5is % all the same
vvts. PLAYED fer several sEo1rs and some OF
ths gentlemen were losers. AL the plays
Ns-e lack pots. one OF the players scg-
Ess-ed ,fst tae game BE- ended, - = vas
getting quite l1-e. The last nauG vas
dealt. the drst u-a1 opened &c. the nsNt
one STAYED and - stayed. the 6Tst payer
stood pa. the next one took cards. and
tDe a-aers one each Il was show down.
FhA sands showed uN a royal dIsn. = fan
Eaa.i. aaa.he- 1 straight and me balance
an good hands. rhA dealer had foa- aces.
-,,e narry broke up and moved 81 alto the
--vt room. Woeu one ~ -ae gentlemen
cliIed me Others back ans said Boys I
figured tie las hand ju~E enough - GET
"a the caips -nsr were IN <roat % every
one os you- II you NJ 1su-s up 5-01 AL
and thlt Ire same breaks up Win every
nan even. / PIT Up the carss On purpose.
jass--o snow you al Nnst an easy tliiaS
+. : fer sou 70 50 Up @Ssinst a game mat
hzs ~ chance So e f2r ANY oss Ga an
srzinst ths dealer wu0 can pax B7 Re
cards
Taers rs seven pies q c5scA- crs-ly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

less upset Not long ago at one OF the
fashionable weddings in this city, il has
now leaked out, the groom in his dress
ing chamber. and surrounded by several
of MS young men acquaintances and SYM
pathizers. tainted away just three times
while dressing for the ceremony. Down
stairs the BRIDE, her parents. the fnviIei
guests. and the minister, were all pa
tien1ly awaiting the appearance OF the
main squeeze. But il took TWO hours OF
waiting. for as fast as MS friends would
get MIN on ms feet and start for the
scene. he would turn deathIy pale and 80
down in a heap and il was seriously stu
died il they had not better postpone toe
affair. Finally after liberal administering
Of bromo seller and other nerve foods.
he was helped. or rather carried, down
stairs and the show went on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
WHAT HE WOULD FAVOR

Mayor Ross was asked the other day
what would the city do with the so, 900
nov deposited with the city. in me event
the street car company failed 10 comply
with the terms OF the contract He sad
that ne did not anticipate any such prep
osiuoa, but for his part he would De n
favor Of redeeming the $4,000 park bonds
now outstanding The bonds bear inter-
est at SIX per cent but the city has the
privilege OF canceuing them, upon taa
payment Of ;n.eEest and prnciote. siJer
Two years. The other six n sane de-
lars. he said. would ae cX1sn'ied % ID
vantage in identifying l-,nWood snd
HYDE parks. However, although the
question was asked cur OF IDLE curiosity.
there Is no question but What the new
street car company WI comply Win
their agreement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
THE rlYSTERY BRIDE

For a long tine WicHita had watched
the taree-two young women and one
young man
Tue Young man viii be called Crimes.
ne young Ladies Gertie and Jenny. for
convenience although these are not the
names 81 al
Grimes Vas considered a catch. net be-
cause ne ~ss particularly fascinating. bUs
because he had rustling abilities which
promised to tide him comfortably through
me world and a patrimony. small. but stiIl
a paSrimo1y. He had the common sabit
q making calls OF liberal and diverse
kind. carefully avoiding the conviction Of
going to the same house twice in one
week
Gertie and Jenny were inseperable COM
panions- They "chummsd' as only girls
can chun. that fast. tenacious attach
ment, which shows itself in similarity Of
dress even. and in the arrangement Of the
mar. They were together always Grimes
finally broke his rule. He called twice in
the week on Jenny Jenny's mother told
x 10 a neigheor and the neighbor kindly
gave It publicity. ard the word went out
thai Grimes and Jenny were engaged
This, however must have been a false
alarm. for no engagement was announc-
ed. Jenny ard Grimes. however. appeared
al the theatre together shortly afterWard.
Indeed they attended church in each 9TH
eF's company at night a. first, and then
Of a Sunday morning. mast significant
thing. Gertie dropped out Of the scene.
She and Jenny had been in he past as
thick as peas in a pod. Now Gertie ap-
peared on the streets alone and rather
lonely looking. too Her Big brother took
her 20 the theatre and observing people
noticed thaz the nod Jenny gave Gertie
and the nod Gertte gave Jenny were OF
The Arctic kind.
Gertie no longer called az Jenny's house.
The explanation Of the community was
rnat Grimes had simply broken up the
chum arrangement. and GerIie had lost
a friend and was plqued
Grimes nd Jenny were now inseperable.
The real busy people of the city had al
ready picked her trousseau and Were
cracking Grimes on "the conventional
black"
One night Grimes was seen 20 enter
Jenny's nome. Shortly afterward Gertie.
wrapped IN a sha vi. also crept up TO the
front door and rang the bell and was
admitted.
WHAT passed in that room is not known
10 the world and perhaps never will be.
1t is certain tha; Jenny did not break
in upon a love scene and upbraid her for
mer chum for inhdelity. and neither did
she. so far as after events indicated. con-
graduate Grimes and Jenny on their COM
ing marriage.
But something happened which kept the
town talking for fully nine days and still
remains a parlor mystery.
Next mornings Eagle announced tmt
| Grimes and Gertie were 20 be married
the following week. And married they
were. A year Ater Jenny married man
who had not up 70 that time been q
suitor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
CURSE OF JEALOUSY

Not 50 very long ago young man
walked into MS uncle's office n Wichita
and said:
Il an in love with Miss Wortle name
f1cstitous) She IS poor. I have ten thous-
aa6. 1 want i1er. I want 20 marry her.
Bat see mere. 7 have these three anoRy-
nous letters. each warning me that she
cares nothing for ne. only ny money
that s-le loves some one else
The uncle, an old man, covered and
grew red in the face.
Il don't know. uncle. don't want TO be
fooled. Many men have been fooled, and
I don't want to marry a woman VINO
loves somebody else"
You're a damned fool said the uncle
in anger. You haven't ten thousand II
Is only prospective and $4,000 IS not much
any how. You have poor opinion Of
Vyomank.nd = you think she viii give up
love for so 900"
IAN right" said the abashed youth, TIL
marry her"
What was his ast enlistment wnen a. this
supposed surrender the old man arose
and smashing the table with a fist. said:
BY snithereens you'u not marry her.
You're jealous-minded and no man who
is suspicious Of dis sweetheart can afford.
for her sake and for his own sake. %
make her wife. II would be a hell for
her-a hell for you. You'u not marry
her"
But will" said the boy hxkily and
coloring deeply.
Not II I know myself" said the old
man. I'll prevent It. I'll so TO the girl
myself and tell her OF your jealousy and
her danger"
The old man, after the sullen boy had
left, put on his coat, and walking pur-
posely to cool of, strutted up 10 the young
ladys home and presented himself. The
young woman's mother was present and
he told them both the exact conversation
he had heId with his nephew and warned
them that the boy was unworthy in his
present state Of mind 70 marry anybody
that jealousy, Of all things, was the
worst curse on earth. And the young wo-
man nestled up against her mother and
s0Jbed and would not look at the self
supposed benefaetOr. And after the moth
ct, cool and digntied, mad thanked him,
he said:
7 feel this as a duty. Il IS none OF my
business. Bu1 If 7 can spare TWO young
people from a hell on earth. I VIII answer
for the penalty OF meddling.'
He never knew the details OF what hap
pened after that. IN four days he saw an
invitation 10 their wedding. He received
no invitation himself. The one ne saw
one OF his clerks had received. He is
high spirited and let il go sulIenly.
The young people have been married
six months and neither the bride, the
groom or the brides mother nave yet
spoken 10 him on the street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20


Fred poggi.ssrv. TIE sreas coior~a crater.
delivered h.s leisure a Self Mado Ma
slsre-
Al an Oklahoma oouYrrfion held n thss
c,y. tue delegates from Med-fu- Los.
we're. Tom MeNeal. Csratsr Le1Z Jl8s.
Ml--sndiess. a. " Stephens = r. NJ
has. r A Cameron ard frank Holmes.
s.i very prominent r. politics sfncs rheu.
captain Couch I'd sners AS an o.
gained se1sus 70 treak iufo ckiahornN
and irlh.aat 81 N spite Or the 20 @rnru.nt
p g. D.cSson soa of gsorg~ - DICK
500 went 90 Tacoma. thsn washington
TERRITORY 20 euT4Es .1 bushes
The Oksh1ms Convention bed n VS.
ia Ras ore ~ sae h.gFeH useefiasu ever
hed here
a.r So u Jazzsrf ans MISS Rsts =
ffog-s we're rla-r.e1 hy Rev n a-~zfs
cgaarle~ Pr zbt -Tsa. ce'er-~stinz Over
TIE cleo oc. lost q paekef-oo.sk osntssn-
s1r TOO
" - s,sr1-T took a prs-<usnt ps-t
lu t.e Dklahou1a couv -zrios- ID. ~ v.s-
l.ora from abroad w,r- Nanssr = 1is-
sour. Wstf>r ~ Ias2 sd spr,nE-r -
Lli-oas
ION Js-zscu. carpenter ~-<iux "a
G&rrel5 fsI - sse- I'D Has ku-s
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Use r1artf Jas TF zas tae 1rIr fisag-
,nz 3. iatlsz ever ea8
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1865 ssnFHuaHt t7 cor ere ee1sfs
o. ~r- faa asrse3 usr
Joe ohter. sa8 Uaa haBx.f ta-f. -fs
fesrs $685. ~ tae back cap uF h~sE
e-su- sFsr bad
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sa1- ae trs me1 ~ tsa resafF lli rs
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Al ted a 1alae rren az 80 e=fsg-
Mas Hyr-.- a. fta-fa u-an s-ksr-
fa.nea 1asi- guests ae-e Mmez Aes.
lan-a~ Msrs lq1-is Dear.
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~ ler--.a aar Wes sarstsa Ersrs
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W-a H-as Nre-s gave --r
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go a5s "a 81 Mrz ASS
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sr-e srz ss1sasg-.as lezes - - c1S-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
JAMES LoNGMTRE's HOME.

Notice was made in the Eagle a few
days ago about how prosperously the
Wichita men in Oklahoma are getting
along. They are N business in politics
and into every thing else reputable Among
the other prosperous Formerly OF Wichita
people is Mr.. James Longmire- lie IS TOW
living AZ FL Reno and 5 building there
handsome brick residence, one OF Tie I'm
est in the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

der the Growing feature. Home Sweet
Home" But just then u wss found tHat
the organ vas n0c in working order. tt-
hydraulic oeiioNs pumps being 50 di-sf-
dered that 81 Nas a hopeless eaus~. pa
The emergency ccmm.tse Was HIFriellg
sent out 20 a music store and procured
a music box SCI % Home. Sseet Home
The audience vas Or the Gui we and fas
lsdy commenced 70 MARBLE. hut % uer
modification. and the collapse ~ the =1-
diencs the Internal machine rapidly beEag
- grind out .McGtn,y ard tao ~ tns
shocked and confused deacous ~ the
church present. hurriediy grabbed TIE
Shirring machine ard started with 81
down TIE aisle tre while accompanied by
the busy box tearing or strains 90 "Dosn
went McG.n-y - tae Bottom % me -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Is A kNIGHr. rRRANr-

There IS soules,sug 81 ths spirlt O; tas
Crusade IN VIII FshbsuFa- whose let-
ter from Magua vas pg-Gs1ed IN ~.
Es=ie th~ other m1raiug F.sshaage
whose sister. Mrs. Coleuder. lives tn
Wichita. = himself from Harper courtf
Although bot ~ wears 81 - hss he~n
aH over the world lie VAS dns -
Rhofee' riSers and Vs@ routed 81 com
Paurs troops Ia south africa. Hs = -
only Kansas boy ln th~ Aston hatss~s.
which naee the gallant eharee at M~-
Mia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
MANY OYSTER EATERS.

It IS estimated on good authority that
the citizens viii on Thanksgiving day
purchase 1000 gallons OF oysters. The
wholesale dealers receive al the present
time one hundred gallons a day. which
are consumed by the lovers OF bivalVes-
Any quantity of celery and fish Is also
eaten. Five hundred dozen punches OF
celery will be shipped here for the trade
next week. together with several thou
sand pounds Of fish.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Nm or KTXTERrARTEN-

Wichita in many things = = sort os
training school The Rock Island rail-
road here Is d sample. hal Ray received
p promotion 70 Peuasy ivanla; Mr. Duncan
was lifted into the passenger depart
nent. Mr. Cooper. who was here only
nine months has been sent to higher
place al Portland. Oregon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

During the recent campaign 30 vas
religious belief among many men I'M
Wichita THAI Boyle would run 80 FAR
ahead OF I.eeiy that even In the event
of the lstters defeat the former would
Ia. elected. One man IN Wichita bel
friend one dollar 20 twenty-five dollars
that Boyle would not carry Wichita The
friend gracefully pu, Up the twenty-five
dollars and lost H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

some Of the alarm over dipathe-ia N
Wichita has been unnecessary. In three
DAYS me locsL physician received twenty
three ans from peop.s fearful that dipd-
liberia had found their household None
Of the JVenty-three proved 70 be mat
malady-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

There azs always tsesa good eezl .
righteousness a. TIE expense q asrvazs
brides iGst 5etore tas csreuaolg. I1e
3eiic4tsiy cons - esca3=TT-@ar e 90
ueryosls s. stem of 5riGss Is SlPp7ss1 -
give ,osm = iir'ls lcenze e. = usrVo1s
sa5 ~ hzisaes- AEt o-css ssEsl-y tn@--
: so1zz Esca a. -Ass--Ss = za-L a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
HAS CnNIE DOWN.

The big wager OF S,e9 that Stanley. Il
elected governor, would not -e-estaolish
The metropolitan police system. which
vas never taken. has been pulled down
Il was square offer and no strings TO
It. But one man enquired about Il the
snl-e time i was Up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Word has been received .n the city ta ?
v-uliaun y. Neff has been made division
s,pe-sn,eaGeat On che No~-1ern Pa-.ft
He IS only tweE-y-folr yea-s Of age ard
while no condFmatory data is a. ha15, Re
x probably the youngest man 5oi3l a7c
position in the nation
VIII NeT IS a grandson az Io"a S7esr-
sfong IN tsae eighries he Vts a PAGE IN re
sac senate. WaeB sui a oey ne V~s N
.-nsr-a q tae Key ~ Dex-e-. eaSisN
aauuuy. VIII Gesa-lsa 1lEaIEn2--21 Is 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
70 nose FoR NEWS.

The Eagle has received q protes, from
2 w.chita young lady VINO says she re-
Gently attended the SWEETEST function OF
the season IN one Of me largest cries
dressed IN london soEa- AMI 1ot
paper in the city even m=ntioned 'aa' s1e
xss out of town
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
-0MFS ~ ST-NnAY.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
IT Is A SINNER.

= Is the gossip among society folk that
ehfs week the largest diamond in an en-
gagement ring ii the city changed hands.