The Evening Record from Salina, Kansas • 1

The Evening ECOkD. Vol. No. 97. Salina, Kansas, Thursday, October 14, 1897.

Price Five Cents BRIEF MENTION. CHRIST'S CHURCH $10,000 FIRE. MARRIED UNDER DIFFICUL TIES. A Youthful Solomon Pair Have a Hard Calls Rev. I.

E. Baxter, of Falls Teichgraber's Big Lindsborg Time Getting Joined Together. City, Mill An Autumn Joy. These are the days when tired man Will carry around a gun That weighs about a ton And call it fun To wade through knee deep muck, Beneath a broiling sun, And then just miss his duck. Cleveland Leader.

xesterday afternoon about an extremely youthful couple presented themselves at the probate judge's office AS RECTOR OF THE CHURCH BURNED THIS AFTERNOON. and wanted to be one. They were John L. Garten and Josie May Leslie, both of Solomon, and their res pective ages were 19 and 16. Comes Highly Recommended by Bishop Loss $10,000, Insurance Only $4,000 Judge Musser was at Assaria on business and Miss Stella Hendricks was a Caught in the Garret From Millspaugh, and Will Strength, en Both Church and School.

be alone in charge of the office. The bride-to-be had a written consent from her mother allowing her to be married, but Hot Box Will Rebuilt. the young man had nary a sign of a consent except the girl's. A call has been extended by the of Christ's Episcopal church of this Miss Hendricks was doubtful about granting the license and finally tele city to Rev. Irving Baxter, at present Falls City, Nebraska, to become rector phoned the judge at Assaria for instruc tions.

of the church. The call will be accepted. The judge did not understand the The church has been without a regu situation well enouga to give advice, lar pastor since the resignation of Rev. but telephoned the pair to wait his ar F. E.

DeLongy, several, months ago rival. It was nearly four o'clock when Down at Abilene they are counting the hours till the circus arrives. Mrs. A. L.

Getts is quite prevented from attending to business today. Ed Geis witnessed the Glasco-A bilene foot ball game Saturday, and he says those Glasco boys are players from way-back. Capt. Bush and C. G.

Wilmarth made a trip to Gypsum City today and are corralling the gay and festive voter over in that vicinity. Frank Kingman is suffering from a very sore eye. He had an operation performed on it sometime since and it presists in staying sore. Abilene claims to have the fabulous number of three hundred wheels. Half that number have come into Salina within the past four or five weeks.

At Winfield the other day a man named Burke put dynamite on the stove to dry. The stove and two sides of the house were blown away, but the man escaped. The Roberts-Martin theatrical com pany went down to Junction City today, where they will play "Don Caesar de Bazan" tonight. The company numbers sixteen people. The practice football game between the Wesleyans and Military boys yester he started from Assaria, but remember who removed from here to Chillicothe, Mo.

A call was extended some time ago to Rev. H. A. Duboc, of Trenton, ins: that two youthful hearts were awaiting him with suspense and antici but it was afterwards thought best to recall it. pation he urged his team to make the trip to the court house in just sixty-five Rev.

Mr. Baxter, is a man of about minutes. thirty years, and comes well recom At 1:30 this afternoon fire broke out in Teichgraeber's mill at Lindsborg and now it is nothing but a mass of smouldering ruins. The fire waa first discovered by some workmen in the garret of the building and they put forth their utmost efforts to extinguish it. Their endeavors were in vain, however, for soon the flames burst through the roof and in a moment the entire top of the building was ablaze.

A general alarm was given to the town people and soon the entire population turned out with buckets. Nothing could be done to save the building however, and it burned rapidly to the ground. The heavy wind served to fan the fury of the flames and render them still more beyond control. The mill stood on the river bank south of the town, and the wind carried the flames to an adjoining cornfield on the north. Considerable corn was burned and also trees, and it was only with the utmost difficulty that the fire was prevented from spreading to the city, as there is no fire department in the town.

By that time a considerable number mended by Bishop Millspaugh, who is instrumental in getting him here. He of spectators had gathered and every body was on the ragged edge of expec tancy. came here to look the field over a short time ago, and those who met him at The judge questioned the would-be that: time express themselves, as well groom at some length and satisfied him pleased with his appearance. 1 self that he was entitled to, become the head of a family, and therefore began In selecting a rector the vestry have not only had in mind the strengthening and upbuilding of the church, but also the marriage ceremony. At an impres 1 sive moment nis memory supped mm the welfare of St.

John's school. and he could not think of the proper form to use. Sheriff Forsse, from the MRS. BIEKER RECOVERED. day resulted in a Neither side outer hall, suggested that he pronounce scored at all.

It was an exciting game them man and wife, and this aided the Was Sent to the Insane Asylum Last The mill was used for grinding pur- but no one was hurt. noses and also to store both flour and The hearing of Tom Jones, who is grain. A large amount of flour was on Summer but is Well Again Now. judge to recall the ceremony. Throughout the trying ordeal the couple maintained the utmost dignity and did not seem at all confused by the attention they attracted.

charged with stealing Dan Weigner's horse, Benz's wagon and Policeman Brown's harness, will occur before hand ready for shipment, and also considerable quantity of wheat. Mrs. Mary Bieker, wife of Caspar Bieker, the lady who was sent to the in Justice Tuttle tomorrow. The origin of the fire is a mystery, but it is supposed to have come from a hot Chicago Markets. sane asylum several months ago, has recovered and will probably be brought The Traveler says one of Arkansas Oct.

14. The following is box in the machinery. The loss is at least $10,000 and it was home tonight. City's recent acquisitions is a young lady who is said to be of queenly stature, At the time she was taken insane she as faultless in form as the Greek slave was very violent, but it was said then by only insured for $4,000. The mill was the property of C.

Teichgraeber, who will immediately re and remarkably beautiful, and adds, experts that she was probably suffering "Now rubberneck." the report of today's fluctuations in the markets: December wheat Opened 91; highest 91 lowest 90; closed 91. Closed yesterday 90. Puts 89; calls 91. December corn Opened 28; highest 28; lowest 26; closed 26. Closed yesterday 27.

Puts 26; calls 26. December oats Opened 19J4; high from a temporary derangement only, build as soon he can the arrange and would in all probability recover. ments. A traveling man stepped off the train A couple of weeks ago Mr. Bieker re at Newton the other day and after view GAVE HER A GAVEL.

ing the large truck load of empty beer ceived a letter from the asylum authorities, and he made out from it that she was worse. Later he discovered that kegs and cases asked a darkey if this was prohibition Kansas. "No' sab," an Students of Campbell University Remem swered the darkey. "Dis am Newton CIos- closed est 19; lowest 18; closed 18. ed yesterday 19.

December pork Opened highest lowest $7.72. Closed yesterday $7.72. ber Mrs. Ella W. Brown she was better instead of worse and a day or two ago received a certificate of her complete recovery.

on Kansas." Kansas City World. Her Return From Salina. Santanelli. the master of Hypnotism, The old gentleman was almost wild who begins a weeks engagement at the joy yesterday morning when he boarded the Missouri Pacific train to go down and bring his wife home again. opera house, Monday evening, has accepted an invitation to lecture at the Was Thrown Out.

Will Braniff, who drives J. H. Wol- Normal Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock, also at the Wesleyan college, Saturday We wish to invite those intending to afternoon, for the benefit of teachers purchase a musical instrument, to wait and students. Santanelli has the dis and examine our new line which we will soon have in. A car load of pianos will tinguished honor of having lectured before both Yale and Harvard, a year ago last May.

He is beyond all doubt the be personally selected by A. L. Vernon, seiffer's delivery wagon, got mixed up in an accident last evening which it is fortunate resulted no worse than it did. He was out driving when the wind caught his hat and was about to blow it away when Will caught at it. He had a good hold of the lines and consequently the horse was jerked to one side when Will grabbed for his hat.

The animal turned quickly and threw Will out. He was considerably shaken up but not badly injured. which is a guarantee of an extra quality On her return from the VV. O. T.

U. convention, held in this city last week, Mrs. Ella W. Brown, the president, was given an ovation by the students and faculty of Campbell university, where she has held the chair of English for many years. Tuesday morning Mrs.

Brown told the students, in a few words, the principal events of the convention. At the close of her remarks, Mr. E. L. Knie, one of the seniors, was called to the platform and in an appropriate address, he presented to her in the name of the faculty and students of Campbell university, a handsome gavel.

The barrel is an exact counterpart of a whisky barrel, the more to remind her that she is to fight whisky with it. best posted man on psychology living of the instrument and the finest line of today. organs, guitars, mandolins, and musical merchandise ever brought to central Wanted Two rooms furnished for Kans. will be on display. You will save housekeeping.

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