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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING

At the special meeting ct the council
yesterday, members Carson, Casweu
Brown, Schnitzler, Glaze, Williams and
MCGEE were present, Mayor Clement pre-
siding The meeting was called TO ap-
prove appraisement of property made 10
pay for some alley paving and curb ard
gutter. The kickers failed TO arrive if airy
were on the roll and the meeting was
merely matter of form, and the report of
appraisers was adopted without change.
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6 AND II. SOCIAL.

The Social and Business club of College
Hill Will give one of the finest entertain
ments ever given in their hall, next Tues
day evening. 1t will consist of two select
dramas, performed by some of the best
local talent In the caste of characters are
found the names of Mrs. j. C. Jones. Miss
Pond and /. 3. Even, whom the mere
mention of their names gives assurance of
a remarkably good entertainment.
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APPRECIATED.

4 correspondent al Ta>coSa. Texas, Of
the live stock firm Of Eldridge y Campbell
of this city. a large cattlenau of his local
itv TO whom the firm sends the DAILY
EAGLE on account Of its market reports.
writes that firm: Il am well pleased with
the paper: il Is the best daily paper I ever
saw-zives more news I don't think I
could get along without the EAGLE"
such evidences of appreciation Of is
efforts TO give interesting and Trustworthy
market quotations in the EAGLE : highly
appreciated by is proprietors.
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PERSONALS.

F. 2 Hamara, Of St. Louis, is at the
MetrOpOle
J. P. Smith, of New Orleans, is stopping
at the Metropole
Noble L. Prentis, of Kansas, spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr.. D. r. Niederland is home from Exc
ter, n. H, on a vacation from school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. jackson are at home
to their friends at their residence, No. 45S
Avenue A.
Mrs. DR. James Rea, of Washington, d.
c., is in the city visiting her sister Mrs. w.
{. WOodman.
Governor /. [. Humphrey, Secretary Of
State William Higgins, and Auditor of
State Timothy Mccarthy, arrived last
evening and are stopping at the MetrOpOle.
They viii remain in the city today.
Mr.. George B. Walker, formerly county
superintendent Of schools, Van Buren,
county, Ia, was in the city yesterday look
ing up old acquaintance. Mr.. Walker is
at present located within few miles of
Udall.
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LECTURE.

Prof Chas. Purdy will lecture tonight
in the chapel of the Garfield University on
the subject of 1.-The origin of the Aesthetic
principle and the significance of its de-
velopment to physical culture" Those
who have heard the professor speak before
upon these topics to which ne has devoted
50 much thought acknowledge the master
full and novel manner in which he treats of
this much misunderstood domain of meta
physical science, Lecture to commence at
7:30. Free to all.
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NIX: S0AY
trN6W aAA9
123 TO 127 n. Main Street.

so dozen children's white
lace caps, prices ranging
from 30 cents to $3.50 each.
You will call them the best
goods you have seen for the
price asked.
New drapery nets.
See our fine dark ground
challieS at 81 cents. They
are worth 10 cents.
NUNsoN 6 MCNAMARA.
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Mu.M
SrNNzM a4Aa
123 to 127 n. Main Street.

Millinery comes to the
front today.
Special sale on SO trimmed
hats, your choice for S1.S8.
The trimming is worth the
price, the hat and work for
nothing. The early bird
gets the snap.
Best dress prints 5 cents.
Fine challieS 5 cents.
MUNsoN s MCNAMARA
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CONCERT AT ST. PAUL'S.

Glass No 4, Miss Mable Clements teacher,
will render the following program at the
chapel, corner Lawrence and Thirteenth
street, this evening:
Character representation and song.
Observation-Disclosures. by the class
Christina PiersOn
Duet Mamie Cramer and LATHE Funk
Recitation. .Nobody's child
Pearl Sabin.
Recitation. ............ The Blind Mother
Addie Thomas.
Harry Dunbar
Genev Hamilton.
Solo. Dat Land OBJ Kansas
LATHE Robinson.
III want to Hear the Old Band Play
Irene Hamilton.
Lock Davidson.
Solo. Miss Minnie Niele
heclJallon. ...........- -. - tiluie -hIIIiSdu
Recitation. The Voluntary Orgauist
Clara Anawalt
Mamie Cramer and LOttie Funk
Recitation. Mary Mccullough
During the exercises Sir Thomas Thumb
will sing a selection. This dwarf has been
engaged for this occasion at some expense.
He is only thirty inches high and wears a
full dress suit. TheremarkabIe thingcon-
nected with his family Is that his father
weighs 225 pounds. Come early il you
want a seat.
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LITERARY.

| The Young Peoples Literary society held
| its usual weekly session last evening at
the Baptist church, F. 4. North, presid-
ing.
Exercises began with singing Miss
Minnie Lane presiding at the organ. A
prayer followed The president appointed
Mr. II O. Harris, usher, and L. D. Brown,
as critic. The secretary, Benjamin F..
Root, read the minutes, after which a
selection. entitled "Procrastination, " was
read by s D. Lieurance, and an original
paper on Opportunities, by Mrs. VI. !.
Benton. At the close OF a short intermis-
sion the following persons were appointed
Judges: ". T. Walker. Miss Sallie Cur
ley, J. F. Adams. J. ". Guriey, \. \.
Smith, :. W. Small
The question discussed reads: Resolved.
That Nationalism would be beneficial 10
the country.
The disputants were: For affirmative
Y. l. Alexander and l. :. Bailey.
Negative-H :. McMichael and F. a.
North
BY weight OF argument the judges de-
cided five to one. IN favor Of the negative,
and the vote Of the audience was also IN
favor Of the negative.
Under the head of general discussion re-
marks were made by :. c. Carson, !. i.
Fegtlev and W T. Walker, and Prof. J.
c. South. /. y. Brown gave Just and
pertinent critics report. The election II
officers resulted IN favor Of H : Nc
Michael for president. Miss Estella Cobb
treasurer for the ensuing term Of two
weeks
The programs for the ensuing two weeks
were then read. The question for discus
sion April - Is. Resolved. That the free
coinage OF silver would be beneficial % the
interests of the country" Affirmative :
D. Lieurance and Thomas Irwin, negative
/. / Bailey and II. :. NcMichaeL The
question selected for discussion Friday
evening, May ,, i, " Resolved. That the
CITY OF Wichita should provide and own
the text books used IN me public schools ~
Affirmative !. F. Adams and Thomas r.
win: necaJivd 7. J. Fegrley r. 7. knight.
and +. a North. Al each OF these meet
incs there viii De an interesting p-ogm
OF exercises 10 which al are invited
Col. Geo. A. Cotton. Of Kiurfsher.
president Of the Republican organization
Of western Oklahoma spent the day IN tne
CITY yesterday. Col Cotton SAYS THAI
Oklahoma and the strip looks very AZ
tractiva this spring. He SAYS thai me
strip Is undoubtedly magnificent cJunt-y-
He saws that the people q Oklahoma are
for wichita as 3 market and trade center.
preferring this point 70 aay other whole
sale point. and tha5 they VIII 10 dgg'b-
continue 70 thus favor rs l1ril Ehev can
develop cities o. their own o. sufficient
magnitude 20 compete t0- such trade.
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HUMANE SOCIETY.

The Humane society met yesterday af-
ternoOn in DR.. Stevenson's office. Presi-
dent Mathewson made a report of num-
Der of cases coming under his notice, some
Of which had been disposed of by Judge
Museller. Mr.. L. Aspey, the agent, was
confirmed as agent, and salary fixed and
provided for.
The work of this society naturally blends
with that of the Children's Home, and in
consideration of the service of that insti-
tuition, and the dependence of the society
on it in the future, an appropriation was
made of S25 per month.
On motion the secretary was authorized
to procure necessary blanks, and several
small bills We're allowed. On motion the
following constitution and by laws were
adopted and the meeting adjourned sub
iect to the call of the president and sec
rotary.
Constitution and by laws of the Kansas
Humane Society of the City of Wichita.
ARTICLE L
The name of this society shall be the
Kansas Humane Society Of the City of
Wichita.
ARTICLE II.
The objects of this organization shall be
the prevention of cruelty to animals and
children, to enforce the laws against cru
city. and go create a more humane public
sentiment
ARTICLE III.
All persons residing in the city and state
may become members Of this organization
by paying into the treasury one dollar an
nually, for the support Of the society and
the prosecution of its work.
ARTICLE ".
The officer of this society shall consist of
a board of seven directors who shall elect
from their number a president, one vice
president and a secretary. The seven di-
rectorS shall also appoint treasurer, who
NAV not be member OF the board. and
they shall constitute an executive commit
tee to manage the affairs of the society
The members of the board shall be elected
at the annual meeting and shall hold their
Offices Tor one year.
ARTICLE V.
At each annual meeting the board
through its secretary, shall make report
of the work for the year.
ARTICLE VI.
The constitution may be amended by a
vote of three-fourthS OF the members pres
emf at any special meeting. provided due
notice of five days las been given of the
proposed amendment.
ARTICLE Vii.
The following shall be the order of bust
ness for meetings of the board;
J. Reading of minutes.
.. Communications
3 Reports of officers and agents,
: Unfinished business.
>. New business.
o. The good of the society.
:. Adjournment.
BYLAWS
/ Parliamentary law as laid down in
CuShinE's manual. shall govern all meet
ings Of the board of directors,
=. The board OF directors shall appoint
the following committees from members
Of the society:
/. Committee on finance.
,. Committee on membership.
3. Committee on literature.
/ Committee on children and their
care.
:. Committee on animals
B. The board of directors shall hold
their meetings at the call of the president
and secretary.
! The agent or agents shall receive
such compensation as may be fixed by the
board
>. All bills must be ordered paid BY the
board and of directors and by warrants
drawn on the treasurer, duly signed by the
president and secretary.
Mr.. Charles Campbell. street commits
missioner, is expected toreturn today from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Mr.. Harry Lesh writes from Bluffton,
Ind, stating that he is engaged in the
manufacture of some sort of a road cart or
bicycle arrangement. His many friends
in this city will be glad to learn that he is
getting along nicely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Work was resumed on the tower of the
court house yesterday. Owing to storms
and high winds work was discontinued as
it is not exactly comfortable and safe to be
tackled persistentIy by high winds at such
an elevation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
wOLF-KTBLER.

Mr.. Webster Wolf and Miss Nicola Kib-
Ter were married IL the presence OF a few
friends by the Rev J. NJ Riley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
FEfEEh&

Commissioner ~ Elections Colonel
Taylor says thar quite q number have reg
i-ter-3 since election They repor having
ove-l soeeI the matter t~fore tae -pTlng
election until .t was TOO late 90 have vote
10 city matters. and they don. mean 70 b
left out a. the next election.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

The Rock Island has contracted for
eighty miles of road south from Fort
Reno, and work is being commenced at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
THE DISH SOCIAL.

The dish social at the Young Women's
Christian association rooms on Market
street last night was quite a success. The
rooms were filled tooverflowing with many
Of the most prominent citizens with their
ladies. The admission was free and each
guest was expected 10 bring a dish orsome-
thing for the table As result 81 the
plan q large extension table was fuil u
dishes of all descriptions, including ali the
necessary articles iu the line Of dishes
various ornaments in glassware boquets
spoons and several little silver ornaments.
In addition the association also received
other presents ia the way 81 table linen.
book and trays. During the evening hot
coffee and cakes were served The follow
ing interesting program was rendered and
the audience showed its appreciation By
generous applause.
PROGRAM.
Instrumental soIs....-...-.A Miss ZeiuInger
Recitation. sister aud '...... ....
.....-......N Mis- Blanche Fechheiuer
Vocal dUst-..-...-..... -....-...-.-.-..-
Miss Clara Rule and Mr fred Hi
Recitation. Arches Dream ..-..-
-..........-. Miss Mile Worth
instrumental duet Observation-Disclosures
..-.-.-- Mise. Gertie and Lille Hays
Recitation, The DutcAman. S,0rg
...........-..-..--N-- s Kate English
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

The friends of Mr. Ed d. Shipes of the
Wichita University, will be glad to learn
Of his convalescing from his sudden i'll
ness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

3 f. s-z=-zsfs- s. .-f--Fz FrfraFts et-F
y e. g. Rood q CO.. A sss.1eezsss ia~- % 80
100 Doses One Dollar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

The Garfield Post will attend services at
the First Presbyterian church on the Sun
day preceding Memorial day. 1t has not
been decided who will deliver the Memoir
ial address.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

a judgment rendered in the District
court yesterday against VIII Reeves for
Sf40 does not affect Mr.. VIII +. Reeves of
the Monarch Cigar and Billiard parlOr
who bears a similar name.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Mr. Charles Campbell. street commits
missioner, IS expected toreturn today from
visit among relatives in Illinois. During
his absence the rain came in torrents and
took all sorts of liberties with the streets.
The Mr.. Jones he left TO look after the
best interests of the travelling public ad-
mits that he has been unable to keep the
streets in as good condition as he greatly
desired.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

B. s. Horrigan, who has been manager
for the Wichita Soap Manufacturing COM
pany has associated himself with the New
York Life Insurance company as a special
agent. Mr.. Horrigan is a man of large
business experience and a worker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Messrs. Y. Z. Appleby and John c. Col
Inns left yesterday for Long View, Texas,
10 erect a planning mill. The business VIII
be managed by MIR. Collins and within a
few weeks Mr.. Appleby viii return TO his
Wichita business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Councilman W. /. johnson received a
letter yesterday from Capt. John B. Carey,
stating that the captain viii reach Wich-
ita about the last of next month, making
this his permanent home. He Will no
doubt be glad to get back among his old
time numerous friends, and they certainly
viii be glad to welcome him back
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Water mains will be shut off on East
Douglas avenue today from Washington
avenue east, taking in College hill; also,
Rock Island avenue and Topeka avenue,
north from Douglas to Central, on account
of putting in iron mains in place of wood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

The Uniform Rank. X. of p. viii meet
at the armory at 2:8Op. m, sharp in citi-
zen's clothes to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Jerome. Z. =. HOTCHEIN, Captain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Sc ~ sr e-urrssa 80 'sf 3 Frrfafss safF
~ e. hood a 60 = .esi.-l-sr-ss. fa-s.l. Hass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Members Of Wichita Lodge, No. lS9, X.
of P, are hereby notified to meet at the
armOry of the Uniform Rank. on North
Lawrence avenue, near Douglas. at 2:30 p.
m, sharp, 90 attend the funeral services of
Mrs. Lee jerome. Every brother Is ex-
pected TO attend. O. G. ECKSrEIN. c. c.
c. II. FECHHEDEE, X. of +. and :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

Remittance may be made at our risk either by
draft, express express money order, pOstofce order
or registered letter. Money sent in any other way
is at the risk OF the person sending It, Give post
Office address in full including state and county. II
address Is to be changed, give old address well as
TEnE
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TANHTFKN-TN The Only ANU
THE EAGLE is delivered by carriers in Wichita
and all suburbs at 20 cents week. The paper may
be ordered by postal card by telephone (No. 16l
and will be served early and regularly Irregularty
Of service or change Of address should be reported
Immediately 10 THE EAGLE Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-15

NJ. Liegeois, professor Of law at
Nancy, has made special study of
hypnotic suggestion in the relation to
civil and criminal law, and has pub
hshed his results Ill recent memoir.
He has made large number of ex-
periments to establish the possibility
of suggesting crimes, which the sub
Ject OF such suggestion may carry out
while ignorant of the motive power
that guides their hands. The follow
ing was one Of his experiments: Arm
ing himself with a revolver he took a
subject at random from among the
five or six somnambulists with him at
NJ. Liebault's. To remove any posi-
BILE idea Of play he loaded the revolver
and fred one shot in the garden.
Then he went into the house and
showed to one of the subjects card
just pierced by the ball. I'm less than
quarter of minute" he said, II
suggested to Mime. G. the idea of
killing NJ P. by pistol shot. Abso-
lutely unconscious and perfectly do
Gle, Nine. G. approached N. p.
and fred the pistol. The commissary
questioned her Immediately. She con-
fessed her crime with complete indif-
ference; she killed NJ. P. because she
did not like him. They could arrest
her. She knew well what awaited her.
She was asked if had not suggested
the idea Of the murder she had just
committed. She assured us that this
was not so, that she was led to it spon-
taneously, and that she alone was ia
blame. Chicago Tribune.
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The Way to Catch Him.

In India, there is famous border
freebooter known as Tantia Bheel, who
is the cause of much trouble to the au-
thorities. He has long been wanted,
but, like Scottish Rob Roy, Tantia does
not seem to stand much in awe of tho
powers that be. A body of native POI
lice set out in pursuit of the robber,
and halted at a spot near one Of his
favorite haunts: During the halt a
barber" joined the police, and his
services were requisitioned by the Off.
Ger in command. The "bsrter" was,
after the manner Of BARRIERS, loquar
cious, and talked freely of the Dacoit
and his doings. "Ah, he said at last,
there is only one way Of catching
Tantia." "And how Is that9" eagerly
asked the officer. I'm this way" said
the shaver, cutting of the tip Of the
jemadar's nose; II am Tantia." Tam
tin bolted of into the jungle. leaving
the unfortunate jemadar streaming
with blood. Pursuit was in vain. The
barber" made good his escape. San
Francisco Argonaut.
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No Miracle Here.

Grandma had taught our ''2-year>
old" to answer q great many Bible
questions and was fond of showing
him off," On one of these occasions
she asked him. who was put in the
lions den9"
Daniel" was the prompt answer.
did the lions eat Daniels"
mo"
"Why2" The answer should have
been because God shut their
mouth. but the little fellow reflected
a minute, and then said:
II dess Daniel wasn't dood to eat.
Detroit Tribune.
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cs,nsmAuan.

Fly TO the mountain. tly!s
Terribly rang the cry.
Tho electric soul Of the wire
Quivered Ike sentient dra
The soul Of the woman who stood
Face TO face with the Hood
Answered TO tho shock
Like the eternal rock.
For she stayed
with her hand on the wire
Unafraid,
Flashing the Wild word down
Into the lower town.
Il there q lower yet and anotheri
Into tho valley she and mono other
Can huri the warning cry.
Fly % the mountain E1yi
The water from Cooemaugh
Has opened it's awful jaw.
The dam ID wide
On the mountain sidei-
Fly for your lifei oh. ayr
they said.
She lifted her noble head
II can stay at thy post. and die"
Face to face with duty and death,
Dear 10 the drawing Of human breath
STEADY my handi Hold fast
To the trust upon thee cast.
STEADY, my wire! 10. say
That death Is on the way.
Steady, strong wire! Go, nave,
Grand Is the power you have"
Grander the soul that can stand
Behind the trembling hand
Grander the woman who darea
Glory her high name wears
This message Is my lastr'
Shot over the wire, and passed
To the listening ear Of the land
The mountain and tho strand
Reverberate the cry.
Fly for your livesi oh, fyt
stay at my post and die"
Tho torrent took her. God knows all
Fiercely the savage currents fall
To muttering calm Men count their dead
The June sky smileth overhead
Gods will we neither read nor guess
Poofar1y one moro hero Less.
We bow the head and clasp the hand
Teach us, although we die. TO stand"
izabeth Stuart Phelps In Boston Transcript
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He Was Too Pious.

Il don't like my Sunday school
teacher" said the small boy at the
dinner table. why not2" inquired
the head of the household. because
he is SO all fred piousl" Nothing In
definite about that criticism; and, if 1t
should get around to the teachers
ears, it might do him no harm. OF
course he would not stop being pious,
but it is just possible he could make
his piety little more winsome In the
eyes Of the disa6ected pupil Con
gregationa.ist.
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Edward-Poor Jackl Sailed for
Europe a few months ago in good
health, and now hes dying in France
Of paresisl
Aunt Lefty tof Butler county)-Just
the way with them bright fellows
They 60 to Paris, get into all sorts OF
mischief, and die Of Parisis.-Pitts
burg Bulletin,
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HOW ~ Feeas 20 tH0 1SOotOu Gs1tUxs
It is with mixed feeling of awk-
wardness and modification that one
sees the waiter Tipping off the crumbs
upon the table cloth, sQuaring the cas-
ter and tidying up generally and then
to feel him coming nearer and nearer,
and to know that at any moment may
come that dread interrogatory: IFS
everything satisfactory, sira" which
means, as plainly as language can
mean anything: What are you 81
ing to give me, boss7" This is an ex-
cruciating experience for q modest
man, especially when he has got just
money enough to pay his score BIOS
ton Transcript