The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-13
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Co. z, 10Th Reg, U. S. I.
WICHITA TEN YEAas AGO

CLAUD F. ROGERS.
Co. z, 10Th Reg. L. S. I.
WICHITA TEN YEARS AGO.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De
Marais, a boy
The Fort Scott mayor and council were
here looking over Wichita. They were
in charge Of Mayor Clemens, Councilmen
Herrlg. Mercer and Schnitzler.
Mr.. Frank Coen returned from Wheel
ing. West Virginia, and he aid the times
were harder there than in Wichita.
The congregation of the Dodge Avenue
NJ. f. church gave their pastor Rev. ].
w. Tull. a months vacation in Colorado.
A race took place between a mare own
ed by George Edwards and a stallion
owned by NJ r. Driver. The best time
was 2:49
Fred Evans, who had been with the
WeIls-Fargo accepted a position in the
Hoffman drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Van Tuye were
spending the summer in Iowa.
Henry Mcconnell of South Seneca
street, gave a party. His guests were:
Misses Amy Brooks, Mamie King. Grace
Young. Lulu Young, Mile barrett.
Hattie Murphy and Hester Arcott,
Messrs. John Pilgrim, George Jones, c. r.
barrett, d. Cox. Bruce Young, Frank
Brooks and C. l. Williams.
The Wichita Cracker company has six
travelling men on the road.
Colonel B. H. Campbell purchased or
leased big ranch in the Usage country.
The Maybrick trial, which has become
so famous since, was in progress in Eng
land.
Complaint was that the street car rails
on Fourth avenue stuck out OF the
ground to the delay of traffic.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Pierce and Miss
Mabel Pierce returned from a western
tri0.
The Wichita company Of the National
Guard was reorganized with w. l. Os-
borne captain. A. c. Runyan first lieuten-
ant and Harry Gordon second lieutenant.
The following men enlisted: W. Ladd. L.
S. Houghland. Guy Myers, w. B. Hart.
Charles Z. Scott. Harry r. Bancroft, ].
F. Russell, George Macdonald, J. Albert
Allison, w. d. McClees, Lloyd Armstrong.
G. w. Exiting, George F. Whitlock. j.
r. McIamb. w. II. Steele, Dean Gordon.
r. G. Smith, F. l.. Maddox, John NJ.
Kinkel. ]. f. Campbell. George Chapman,
Clyde NJ. Ware. II. l.. Gordon, r. L. Mil
lison. Il. o. Long, d. ]. Dean, S. c. Kill
len, F. Il. COZine. +. b. Clark, c. c.. New
conner. L. p. Cornell, Frank +. Brown.
4. n. Goldstandt. w. s. Shepherd. r. II.
Chapman. H. G. McComas, w. C. Shields,
Oscar DeLong. I. II. Hettinger, Lee Je-
rome. Edward Phillips. c. II. Luling, II.
VI. Nun, w. S. Foutz, \. G. Nichols. E.
mer Salmon, A. T. Tfbbitts. II. L. Taylo-
Jr.. A. L. Martin. W. H. Byers, NJ. F.
Burlington. II. \. Brown, c. l.. McAdams.
+. D. Newcomb. Will Bertram, II. H
Pope. r. II. MundevelIo.
Ashland Wilkes first colt. known As
President Wilkes. made a record Of 2:.9
at Mexico, Missouri.
The Democrats held their primaries
The following delegates were elected from
the Fourth ward: Z. j. Beattie. II. c.
Spann, J. J. Hackney, c. {. Furley. Nixon
Elliott. r. NJ Plat. W. X. Carlisle, w.
X. Clifford, Frank B. Smith. George A.
Majors. NJ. Bird, J. F. Hurst. William
Matthewson. Benjamin Robinson. II
Caulkins. w. r. Mcpherson. O. ID. Kirk.
Harry Stewart. A. A. Glenn. J. r. Blake
more w. +. Hea!ey, HA F. Friend. c. w
Myers, DR.. William BartelI. Alonzo Miller
j. T. Schoonover. s. T. Major. w. c. +.
Green J. w. Simmons. K. W. Moore. ].
q. Mccoy. w. w. Reynolds. g. HarteIl.
In the Second ward the delegates were:
John Fisher. C. w. Ceilings. J. L. ConLey.
A H. Mckee. G. ~ Whey, William
Fletcher. +. I. Clark. Christ Pierce. /, r
Cole. r. T. Bean. Otto Weiss. J. II. Ash.
W. c. Dando. J-angdon ]. PompeIla- Will
lam Grienstein, II X. Butler, Richard
Cogdell. W. r Dulaney. Charles Schaet
fer, l. A. DEAN, Jerre Mccarthy. G. NJ
Dickson. W. NJ. Bond, w. Berry. W. r.
Hewey, @. 4. Henry. NJ. A. Mckenzie.
Willard Boone, Tony Griffith. T. Fitch.
Charles Davis. Charles Dangerfield.
Charles Smyth. JeT Houston. W. Rid
die. Captain Peters. s. Hewey. w. A
Arey. The delegates from the Third
ward: r. W. Aldrich. w b Bailey. z.
n Crenshaw. c. NJ. Walker, G. s VII
son. T. ;. Kennerly. Robert Goats. n. A.
Easter b. K. Brown. q. Y. Smith. II. w.
Holt Edward Phillips. NJ. c. Cook. John
Lebrandt- James Small. Hugh For;ne-
H. l. Mason. From the Eirs; ward the
delegates were: John A Ratliff. Robert
Carson. y. A English. p. V. Healey. &.
T. Johnson. NJ. Leverage. John Farrail.
J. T. Mcmillan. II. T Craven. VIII 2
Carey. c. H. Worth. John T. keller.
John Clay ton, Richard Hazelton. G. A
Foy. william Behring. George E. Miller.
Joseph Furnish. Frank Brazier. g H
Hunter. 2. T. Is. Threkeld. William Me
nees. H c. Hudson. Harry T. Moore.
Amos Harris. From the Fifth ward the
delegates were: D. O. Williams. W. &c.
Glenn W. P. Campbell. c. F. Guyer. VIII
lam Kaiser. r. X. Blake. l. w. Gill, H. J.
Goonan. c. F. Coleman. c. Lucy.
Mr.. " Niederlander died and was
buried from the residence OF HIS son. No.
e9i North Emporia avenue
James Mulyey secured . position with
an electrical company In Chicago.
The school board was sifn in a tangie
over the location Of new buildings