People's voice., 1899-07-20

Hon. Tempe Houston OF Woodward,
was in The city Wednesday night.
Frank Lowther, son Of Rev, G.
Lowther, is to start a Democratic
weekly paper at Caney.
Rev. A. o. Ebright went to Wichita
Friday morning to attend the camp
meeting in progress there.
MissDoraReun arrived home Thurs
day from Lawrence. She was de
tained there several weeks by her
duties as assistant librarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThIS. Richardson
returned Friday from a weeks
sojourn at Gcuda Springs. They are
greatly benefited in health.
Mr.. W. S. Pile, who has been very
sick for nearly three weeks, is much
better, and is able to sit up part Of
the time. His many friends are hope
full OF his complete recovery very soon.
Mrs. F. NJ. Eads and son Bartie, who
have been visiting the family Of A.
Z. Fisher for several weeks, left over
the Santa Fe Friday morning for Car
bondale, to visit a few days, after
which they will return to their home
10 Fairbury, Ill.
R. Fl. Bush, a barber, and Miss Mel
ie E. COttrll, both ot wichita, were
married at the NJ. Z. Parsonage, We'd
ne,day evening at 9 O'Clock by Rev.
A. o. EOright. They went from here
to Caldwell to visit and will make
their home in Wichita.
Wichita is agOg with gossip over the
reported statement Of Mrs. A. L. Full
Ter, and old lady, 81 years old. that
Rev. Mr.. J. f. Vonherrlich, rector Of
the Episcopal church there, whose
marriage to Miss Tillie Hossfeld, a
very handsome Wichita girl of 10,
was to occur about Jaly 20, was mar
ried about three years ago to Mrs.
Fuller herself.
81 am fully convinced" says Gen.
eral Wood, that annexation would
be carried by four to one in Santiago.
The people of that province, and |
believe Of the majority of the other
provinces, do not want independence,
They have realized many benefits from
the temporary government we have
given them and are anxious to secure
these benefits permanently"
The will of Christen RindoD, late OF
Portland, has been admitted to pro-
bate. His wife, Ella V. Rindon, i:
named as executrix without bond
By the terms Of the will everything
he possessed goes to his wife after the
debts against the estate are paid. Al
her death, the children are to yet al
of the property, aud in the event O.
her marriage, they are to get hal
of it.
DR.. Smith has gone this time per
haps for good, having sold his iuter
ests here to F. X. Robbins, who wi!
take good care ofthe little brick dow
by the thicket iu the Arlington block
: Mr.. Robbins got the dental Office yer
cheap, but lis in the 6irgain that b
is to shake hands and bid every mar
woman and child in Sumner county
good bye for the Doctor, which b
5 thinks is worth at least $500. Th
b doctor eft Thursday for COunc
Grove. He will return to Florida i
? the fall.
n Orders to rush repairs on the cruise
] Philadelphia, and fit her for sea a
2 quickly as possible, we're sent yeSteI
day to Admiral Kautz at San Fran
&. cisco. The board of survey, whic
usually determines what repairs sha
be made, was dispensed with, to say
time, and it is also understood tina
, expense is not to be considered. Tn
. navy department officials will not sa
: where the cruiser is going, but it
believed that an outbreak in Qua
5 temala is feared, and that the warshi
} is ordered there to protect America
interests.