The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25

yelling TO the man to stop the horses
which the man did. or there Is no telling
what would have happened
WICHITA TEN YEARS AGO
The Wichita bicycle riders took a run
to Newton. At that time the foIlowiuc
owned bicycles: Charles Miller. joseph
Henley. Harry Lesh. George Lewis.
Haiph Neiderlander. Bunny MEADE, Harry
Ward. A. T. Frey. F. H Jones. n. :.
Jones. Vic LaFayne. Mr.. Walker. Clarence
Woodman. H. c. Devices, H. c. Dunbar
Cnaries Lawrence. Charles Woodhouse
Ralph Milison. A. F. Forney. viii
Granger and Burt Mfllison.
Wfchita's delegates TO the State s,n6,, 3,
Sonool convention that year were: DR.. C
Humble. c. S. Caldwell. NJ. c. Carver.
Mrs. Hale Cowley. Reverend J. W. Love
MISS BERTHE Love. W. L. Decor ] "
Armstrong. W. H. Raucal. ]. NJ. PoI,ock
J. D. Chatfeid and MiAs Z. NJ. Davis.
| The following applicants successfully
passed the examination for city teachers.
Misses 5. L. Ankrom, Jane Burd. Lucy
Booth, L. W. Bailey. Addie Brook. Mary
Berlin. Hermie Chapman. Eva CorWa.
Tinnte Cleveland. Minnie EIier. Della 81
ler Jennie Dougherty. Clemma Fitch.
Rose Graham, Cora Glenn. Maggie Gar
wood. Fannie Garwood. Cora L. Harvey
Ruth ]. Houn. Emily NJ. HOLSTER. Gus
sic L. Hoyt, Alma s. Jeffries, Libbie
Keith, Anna Lelchardt, Julia Leach
Eashd 1dggett. Laura Lemon. Anna Ma
son. Kate MoNabb Addie McVicar. Leila
Mills. Anna Muzzy. SaiHe SAKE. Lena
Reade. Sarah scroggin. Margaret speer.
Blanche Smith. Rilla Taylor, Nora Woody.
Carrie Wilson. ]. Belle Walker. VI. L.
White. Laura woodcock. Messrs. F. l..
Boyd L. S. Bailey. George T. Crobar ger.
Charles E. Kendall. B. H Maust. F. E.
Phillips. II. p weyereth. Charles N.
Sharpe.
new lumber company under the title
OF John B. Carey and company was or
gsnized.
VIII McNaughten gave a birthday par
ty at which private theatricals took
place. the play presented being Alfonso
Buttons"
Hyde and Humble got cut pocket al
bum with photogra phic views OF wichita
II. F. Knight. loan agent. was held Up
on North Topeka and lost s1s2.
Married-Dr. L. S. HOugland and Miss
Marion Neiderlander.
The large arch on the east side of the
county court house was completed.
The graduating class OF the Lewis
Academy that year consisted of Florence
/. Blair. Eluathan G. Cook. Bessie Dean.
Charles r. Hamilton, Harriet l. johnson.
Frederick Hamilton. Mary e Rutan. TIE
class mentioned in last Sundays Eagle
graduated eleven years ago.
George Daisy fell into a hole which
man was digging. The Inan had started
to shove his spade down and couldn't stop
and took of two Of Georges fingers
a body was seen floating down the Lit
tie River and a good many people regard
ed it as the solution for the e T Brown
mystery.
Tho Western Union Telegraph company
moved into the Sedgwick block.
George Douglass father was appointed
commissioner Of the District Of Columbia
ty President Harrison.
L. P Ford returned from Les Angeles.
He didn't consider that town twice as
large as Wichita.
Mr. Harry Green and Miss Allie Suits |
were married.
The trades display that year was verv |
elaborate. The march was led BY Mrs. |
josie Stanley.
The park commissioners we're J. o. |
Davidson. a. W. Oliver. r. +. "a vre nee. |
L. H. Campbell and William Greine1ste!a. |
T. 4 49, e. s.,
tarow ng Riverside. Schurnan CGrisWo!d, |
AMI Grifenstein's park into one big park |
connected with bridges. IN FAC: just as /
4 Is today.
The wire cloth factory on toe West SIDE |
state Up and was VISITED by large
Gre vts 7
The Eagle wrote up ". E. Stanley's
Sunday school, and in letter thanking
the editor OF the Eagle Stanley said.
among other things: Il regret tha, on
many questions Of discipline and church
government am neither in sympathy nor
harmony with NY church. bu; I believe
in the Sunday school as a developing and
eevating agency. and such kind expires
SONS as appeared IN the Eagle this u.oIn-
ing encourage me
The regular guests ot he Carey H7tel !
had party. The participants wee NJ
ard Mrs. Z. J. Beat;ie. Mrs. DR.. Wake !
NJ. and Ms Walker. Mrs. Zach MI.hIil.
Mr. and Ms Slough Mr.. and Ms h5l-
block. Dr.. Fo0ts. DR.. Bibbee. Mr. and Mrs. |
Frazier, Mr W. z. Beat;!e. n. VIII |
dort.
4 reception vas rendered ia aeF pas
.'r O. the Pres5y .e-ian chu-ec. David
" !ntsrs
The Caledoaisn society had athletic
iForts at Fishers Grove.
William Charles Peel aid Aires Peel q
-ci don arrived = the city. They acre
cal live arist1crats. % the famous Eng
81 family % Peels.
A maa BY tie name Of Jones. coming
rom K.ngmsn. who had been employed
Is a spo;;er % joi1tk, vas pursued - =
.rcwd Of nen d0wa Nam street a-i nsAr-
; scared 70 6ea:h-
Near ;as residence % Mr. ClaP1 and Nr
siackwei3sr. Ar. Clapp AM Mr.. Back
elder saw two nS1 drive - y a ca
isge grab a woTr4a waking zioax tn
treet gag her aa1 carry her sWay. TIE
mystery vas never soiTed-
d.. Jams b L2Erence. = prozt1s-, /
st.Ien, dropped dead in lodge RON
SEAET%fs THE RHuPD