The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-15

"A bad man gone" IS Bob Nen's euiogy
/ on Martin, the dead outlaw.
The patent FIRE extingtiisher man is at
| Hobart OF course, he came after the
| big fire
Yukon-s cup is full to overhowing with
| trouble. II has a saloon and W. c. T.
L. society.
Charley Hunter is out in a statement.
He denies that Mountain Park has moved
10 Snyder.
A Union City woman has been ar
rested for chiid-beating- This doesn't
| prove her guilty.
Blackwell is preparing to do a little
dentistry work on its gas we'll The drill
has TO be pulled.
Kay county promises great returns in
corn. And the demand viii be twice
greater than the supply
Perry's band plays good music. One
number on recent program was an over
ture. Resperia, by Losey.
a row over little rubber ball at Ho-
bart resulted in SO police court fines. 1t
costs TO enjoy a carnival.
Thirty-one tickets for San Francisco
were sold at Alva this week. About a
third of the buyers were old soldiers.
The police judge of FL Reno collected
only $3.50 in revenues for one month.
High licenses there seem 10 need fixing.
President Conway. OF the Alva Normal.
has been putting the finishing touches on
a humber of normal institutes this week.
Oklahoma police officers earn their sala-
ries. They have TO look out for out
laws from Kansas and in the territory,
too.
There is talk of postponing the FL Reno
carnival till after the Katy arrives. Rail-
roads and carniyals go deep into the mer-
chants pocketbooks.
1t looks like Joe Bristow will have to
take look around in the territory. Last
weeA papers from some East and West
Side Towns are just arriving.
Tom Hensley prints an article daily in
the Democrat telling how TO run a saloon
according to law. The Democrats should
run Tom for the legislature.
The Hobart Chief lost everything by
fire, but didn't fail TO get out carnival
edition advertising Hobart. Hobart should
do the right thing by such a friend.
When they want to keep a marriage
quiet in Woods county, the couple slips
over into a southern Kansas town, where
only weekly paper is published.
II was kind of Providence TO get Gen.
eral Miles out OF the territory before the
Martins We're killed. 1t might undeceive
him as TO himself being the one real
fighter on earth.
Ebert Rowe obtained a divorce from
his wife at Weatherford and then sued
another man for damages in the sum OF
five thousand dollars for alternating her
affections. He will have hard time TO
convince a jury that wife's affections
that could be alienated could be worth
that amount of money when wheat Is so
cheap.
Blackwell News: The weighing social
given by the Epworth League OF the
Methodist church. on willard Fosters
lawn, Tuesday evening. was a very pleas
ant affair. Each young man had his
girl weighed and then paid half a cent a
pound on the ladys weight for ice cream.
The light weight girls were in great de-
mand, while the heavies were wall fow-
ers so 10 speak. There was a good at
tendance, and quite sum OF money was
realized
Alva Pioneer: The report reached our
office today that two stacks OF grain
belonging TO Ezra McDermott, of near
jenkins. were burned. The two stacks
were side by side, and night before last
1t was discovered that one of them was
on fire. The neighbors arrived in time
TO save one of the stacks. but last night
while the people OF that vicinity were
enjoying themselves at a dance it was
discovered that the other stack was on
fire. and before help could arrive it was
burned The grain was on Mrs Haines
farm, but belonged 10 Mr.. McDermott,
who was farming the place this season.
This was a very low-down, cowardly act,
and there is no aquestion but that il was
done by some enemy.