The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
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CITY IN BRIEF.

George W. Stipp of Wellington was at
the Carey yesterday.
Simmer Whitem of Wellington spent
yesterday in the city.
G. NJ. Billings and Robert M. Ramsey
were here from Guthrie yesterday.
Gus Warnhoff of Newton was a bust
ness visitor in Wichita yesterday.
John w Adams returned yesterday
from a professional trip to Topeka
NJ. S. Kitchener of the Kansas City
Times, was here on business yesterday.
A P. Spittro, representing the Carpen-
ter Pa per company was in the city from
Omaha yesterday.
Ed Jackson, a we'll known restaurant
man Of Newton. transacted business in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. McCaskey has changed her resi-
dence from 354 North Main street to 232
North Main street.
c. c. Purden and James McFadden of
Wichita are registered at the Midland
Hotel, Kansas City.
Marshal Schad took little Willie Rog-
ers and Frank Wilson to the state re-
form school the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Dante C. Rabbit of
a short visit with Mrs Rabbits parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Parr.
Hon. William Wallace OF Klngman
came in last night from Hutchinson,
where he attended the meeting Of the
Republican congressional committee.
The Fourth National bank viii put in
safety deposit vaults as soon as their
vault can be arranged for that pur-
pose 1t is said that there is consider
able demand for the safety vaults.
The eagle which has been in Ausselman
Bros window for soma time was taken
to the Friends University yesterday sf-
ternoon a large iron cage will be built
for him in the gymnasium, which will be
his home in the future.
Conductor Al. Glazier of Newton. who
runs on the Oklahoma division, rode
from Newton TO this city on Wednesday
on his bicycle in an hour and fifty min
utes He Is one of the most enthusiast
tic wheelmen in the state
Mrs. Nevgn, wife OF the manager Of
the Nevfn Grain company. viii move
DIAh TO va MA 10 4ANFs ! IL fanny AEs'SF
ed to Kansas city a year ago. but they
find It too unhealthy there Mrs Nevlin,
1t IS said. has not had a well day since
leaving wichita
Mrs Mcc-amara took out naturalization
papers yes-e rday and is now an American
citizen. Sle Owls considerable real es-
tate in the city and her attorney. Mr..
Brooks, az vised her to take out natu7ali-
cation pa1ers so that che might better
protect her property interests.
Joseph Wimp who brought habes- cor
p1s proceedings day Before yesterday, was
released ~ order OF Judge Dale imne-
diately after the hearing o. the petition.
and he IS again enjoying the free air
and ready 10 face his sccusers in ths
town Of Bentley. he was imprisoned .or
running Joint
". 5. Edminston. formerly \ guard a..
the deteTtioa hospital. was arrested
last night fo- lettering about the home %
Dick Slyte-. in the sossth part of town
He was charged with carrying concealed
weapons The police ssT that E3m n
ston became eua-so-ed with a girl al ne
hozystAl sad has zlnee Been following her
about town and trying IN every way 70
communicate With her.
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Washington. Feb The details By
provinces % the preliminary count Of the
groSs population OF Cha have ben an
I nounced BY General J. =. Sanger. Il
charge ot ere censx-tzEng, as follows
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