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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
ANTHRACITE COAL
1t Was Practically Unknown as Fuel Tn
til the Year 1880.

til the Year 1890.
The anthracite coal trade really had no
e1isten - worthy OF the name until IS late
as 1920. Its actual beginning. however,
was in 1897, when one Abigail Sruith ran
an ark loaded with coal to Columbia
from Wilkesbarre, and he continued to
run several Grks yearly until lSa6, In
1911 and 1872 some of this coal found
its way TO New York by way Of Hsvre DO
Grace.
Until 1890 the entire shipment from the
Wyoming valley. the largest anthracite
basin in the world, in any year never ex-
ceeded 1000 tons. Then there was n great
Jump, and the trade grew rs by magic I'M
I'll now: In 1920, ., 500 tons; in 1860,
2.91i.S17; in 1870, 1914. CSC; in 1850,
IL, 419, 27O; in 1890, IS, 657, 594. In its
present magnificent proportions the min
ing of anthracite requires the services OF
SO, 600 men and boys, and the number is
increasing every year.
One more fact in this romance OF fact
That the man who discovered anthracite
coal was a public benefaotor goes without
saying. but who was hey In 1891, re-
member, the Pennsylvania legislature
tried to appropriate 81, 600 10 build a mon
ument TO Philip Ginter of Carbon county
as the discoverer. His right 10 the title
and honor being disputed, a sage legisla-
tor said: I'VE ought to have discoverer
of coal and might as well have him, so
whether 1t was Ginter or not makes no
difference We ara willing TO concede his
claim"
The earliest users Of anthracite IN Penn
sylvania antedated Ginter 90 years. They
were Obadiah and Daniel Gore, black
smiths from Connecticut, who lived near
Wilkesbarre. Jesse Fell was the first to
burn it in a CRATE as house fuel, and 1t
was not until 1885 that boat owner IN
New York could be induced 10 try 1t for
making steam.-Chicago Times.
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ARRESTED For GAMBLING.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Oct. 13-At the driv-
ing park to-day while the races were in pro-
gress Chief OF Police Johnson, Chief of the
Fire Department Monarch, Alderman Nc.
Eldery and Police Judge Phillip were ar
rested for gambling aud being concerned
III selling pools on the races on warrants
sworn out by the leaders in the federation
of churches. They claim not TO he guilty.
All of them gave bonds and will be tried
next Monday. Ali pool sellers were ar
rested at the same Iime
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
READY TO INTERVENE

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 13.-The military
officials of the Amoor Province. Russian
Manchuria, which province adjoins east
ern Chinese Manchuria, being separated
therefrom by the Amoor river. have, il is
reported, received orders TO hold all the
troops in the province in readiness in view
of international Complications in China
rendering Russian Intervention necessary.
Private dispatches have been received
here stating that several tribes in Agbanis-
tan and Turkestan have appealed to Rus
sla TO make them Russian subjects.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
HE JUMPED INTO THE RIVER

PoUGHKEEPsIE. y. Y, Oct IS-Captsia
Montsgno w. Martin. young Englisb
officer. who came to New York with body
OF Eoglish cavalry last winter. jumped
from Poughkeepsie bridge TO the water,
$50 feet below. He was picked up In an
unconscious condition after few
momeDts. lie was revived with some DIR
Eculty and IL was found that he had sui
fered n slight wrench of the right knee.
but he was apparently uuinjured Ia any
other way. Tue jump, IL Is said, was
made on a wager
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
STOPPED BY STORM

MoRGANToWN, w. Va, Oct. 13-Not
less than 1000 West Nirginian and Penn
syivanian Democrats listened to the adj
dress delivered here today by Hon. W. L.
Wilson. Before he had spoken half an
hour a sudden renewal of the heavy storm
of the early morning compelled him 70
bring his remarks 10 permanent close.
T"is evening the university students
entertained MIR. Wil>on at "A banquet.
where, In reply to a toast, he made a brief
address of a non-poliIical character.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
M'KINLEX AT HOME.

TOLEDO, o.. Oct. 13.-roday Governor
Mex nley returned to his own state He
was given a welcome home that was EN-
tirely in keeping with the splendid recep-
tons he has met abroad. He spoke at
Paulding this afternoon 10 large au-
dleace composed mainly of the farmers of
Pauldlng and adjoining counties, and after
I he neetIn- he was conveyed On a special
train 10 Toledo, stopping en- route at De-
iiauce, Napoleon ami Liberty and making
a short speech AT each place. In the morn
ing the governor will 20 to Columbus.
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Hutchinson and Kingman, Kan, where
she will meet local clubs, and 10 addition
to her reading will discuss club extension
and other topics of special interest in the
advancement OF women.
THE MERRY MILK MAIDS.
This beautiful opera is TO be put on here
for the first time At the Crawford opera
house Oct. % and II. under the auspices of
ST John church. This church has made
itself a reputation for giving successful!
entertainments. This opera gives u chance
for fine work. both by soloists aud chorus.
y brighter, more catchy thing was never
written TIE audience listens to strains
OF happy music, augmented by lively
uances aud pretty Costumes.
The story or plot Is that oft told Doro-
thy, PEASANT girl has two admirers,
Farmer Jim and q commodore who is tout
on short vacation" the doctor, the
comedian knows the commodore to be au
lulpostor, exposes him maca TO the de-
light OF the audience.
The Village Judge, grim old character,
who was never in love-" has some fine
Joe and Monies. The Indian fortune
teller. who cheers Jim up. giving fine op-
portunity for clever acting.
Ihe queen has Very eXscting role, n
hlg0 soprano. She is every where advising
am. protecting her subject.
Dorothy, the soubrette. who so easily
falls u love has some very clever work
her love scene with Farmer Jim whom
she refuses for the commodore. These
varied scenes give opportunity for elaDor-
ate staging, vivacious acting, pretty dances
aud drills, and for fine Chorus work
-Four weeks of painstakiog rene irsals
Will show a degree of perfection refTesbiug
to an audience VINO attend these home en-
tertainments, feeling If duty to the
church or their friends giving it.
10 pay of the debt on st. Johns church
IS indeed good cau-e. but those attending
GabriePs Merry Milkmai S may expect 10
hear beautiful music and TO see ali except
ionally good amateur performance
Tickets are now in the hands of the
ladies of the church aud you will be
solicited 20 buy them which you Can ex-
change at the reserved seat board for re-
served seats. Only so. 30 snd % cents will
be charged. These popular prices will in-
sure large attendance
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ARMY RECORD BROKEN.

CHICAGO. Oct. - The firing on the
Fort Sheridan range today was confined
TO the army carbine competition. Cor
poral Beveins, OF the Tenth cavalry, is in
the lead with a score of 459. OF the distin-
guished marksmen, the highest scored in
the 266 has been made by Corporal Boyle,
OF the Fourth cavalry. Sergeant Grifii hs,
Eighth cavalry. broke the army ecord 70 r
a single run. scoring ia out of possible
L.
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Rock, Chalk. J.yaawk. K. Q.

LAWRENCE. kAn.-Oct. l3-D0zoe college
10 bail ei-vea Of Crete, Seh. met tie
K-usAs university eleven today on TIE iai-
t-r-s grounf and were defeated. Z be
core wzs - 70 = TE> credits ~ wiauiag
Toe gene = du- mO-tly 10 the Kansas
ro-cu, COvsn. The tz-cest playing ~a-
made n the s.coEd EAi, WHEN tie HON
el-v-u -bosed better wind They were
Detter trained than their opponents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
HOUSE DIVIDED.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia special dispatch
from Shanghai says: IL now transplres
that the Yiceroy of HUI Kwang and 1annan
have been ordered to Pekin in consequence.
not of the Operations of the Japanese, but
OF French movements IN the south.
The imperial palace at Pekin is divided
by TO factions, contending. the one for
peace, and the other for war.
The war party consists of the empire, the
imperial tutor Tung Ho and Oholpu, direc-
tor of the board of war. On the side of
peace are the empress dowager, Prince
Kung and Ii Hung Chang.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
NEW STARTING DEVICE

NEW YORK. Oct IA sew starting de.
vice was successfully operated NJ the Mas
beth race track this AFTERNOON. A gate
was erected across the track at The i've
furloug post. Two races wrrr started
with It today. la The first n field OF tive
Wa despatched in a liue. while IN the see
oud field OF ten which stood fore the
o paratus, was sent away beautifully
After three goDgs are sounded the gate
swings forward and upward aud the
racers are enabled TO 20 OF ia a bunch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
SENT TO THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 The war de-
partmrut has received the findings IN the
court martial case of William = John
son. retired, Springfield. Mo. tried some
weeks ago on the charge OF indebt edness.
IL IL understood that Captain johnson
WAS found guilty aud the sentence OF tho
court Is dismissal. The department has
sent the Case TO the president for his &C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
OUT IN ONE ROUND

PERRY. o. T., Oct l3-Tom Cavanaugh,
champion middlew-ight of Wisconsin,
knocked out Pat Wilson of Buffalo, y. Y,
here tonight in one rouud. The fight was
for IA purse of 81, 900. Cavanaugh weighed
Isl pounds; Wilson 156 Cavanaugh gave
wilson two heavy blows on the neck which
complet ely knocked him out anu put him
TO sleep for an hour.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
FOR FIVE THOUSAND

BOWLING GREEN. Ky, Oct. l3.-Miss
Ro-a HaZ-lip, daughter of Rev H. T.
H"Z-lip, has sued w. II. Spybey of Bile
vue for 5000 for breach of promise. R-v.
Spybye was recently PASTOR of the First
Methodist church here. Miss Hazelip has
been preparing her rousseau, but a week
ago Rev. Spybsy came from Bellevue to
See her and demo ndrd his letters aud EN-
Sasement ring. Sac is now Frustrated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
SHOT AT TARLE

DALLAS, Tex, oct. ia special to the
Timr--Hrrald from Columbia, Tex, says
two German farmers, Richard Deuke aud
Gust,ve Schmidt, were assassinated
Thursday night at their homes six miles
from that place. They were shot while
sitting at the table reading. Robbery Is
supposed to have been the Cause of the
crime as the house was rausacked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
WITH AN ICE PICK.

PARIS, KY, Ect. 1S.-Henry Ii al, COZ
ored, was murdered in a peculiarly brutal
manner by his wife, who has been arrested
Sue 81 abbed him III the side with an ice
pick about week ago. filled the wound
with cotton and sewed it up with an ordi-
nary needle and thiead Today Hall died
of II
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Dorothy Wins tho Corncraeker.

LEXINGTON. Nv, Oct. 1S.-The most sue
cessful trottiug nesting ever held in this
city closed today. Weather very cold and
track slow in early afternoon. The Pill
trot was a very exciting contest, The 2:2l
had ten starters. eight horses b-ing
scratched. The worlds fastest two-year.
old PAGER, Dorsthy. and Marietta Wilkes.
Q do lighter of Don Pizsrro and Numontie,
met in the corncracker stake and the
former won easily in the phenomenal time
of PIP in each of the two heats.
In tns Pill class. pacing unfinished from
yerday, when Frank agaiu Won the two
heats), Varia Capel won fourth. fifth AMI
sixth heats and race. Time, 2:l51s; 2:l11s,
2:l5lI. Guerita won third heat. Time, 2:l51s
LntIie Lorain, Kissells Dallas, Colonel
Thornton, Wilkie Knox, Jewel. Cam
bridge Girl. Kittie b, White Line and
Csneland Wilkes also started. Daisy Dcs-
pain dstanced.
. In the 2:l1 class trottiDg. purse 81, 600.
Dan Cupid won first, fourth and nth
heats Time, 2:ISsl. 2:l6. 2:l5 Phoebe
Wilkes won second ami third heats Time.
PA. a;l254. David B. and Nightingale
also started.
In the 2:2l class trotting. purse $1,000,
Black Raven won three straight heats
Time. 2:201s, 2:2l14 2:21. PabsU, Anniue.
Cythers, Mary, Dorfniark, Hundley, Dick
Richmond and Yarmouth also started.
Airline Wilkes, Sentinel Wilkes dis
tanced-
In the Corncracker stakes for 2-year-oid
PAGERS, purse &, 500, Dorothy won first and
second heats. Time, 2:l2, PIP. Mariette
Wilkes also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14

NJ GesEE-It scr.eves ne so-aI-. ~
zoa- - ban Tat Ta7l teil uutr1fhs. T4Es
y Eshi. s-ion. f1- eEalaEle. lie never fe,.s.s.
81 sieoesss.ry q. So
Jusisr MseEeF-f k1az g. fz.he- ls..
n als day tlse-c Essa; anything 20 lsa
sdoEs &c EsT-E tired % trade a. alf.s.1
.cI = b5cyess--Ess;-a Co1-.sz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14

u A1s;rslsz fh~T Aass 80 oTstsr tAAs -
p E<sr rsSn esansr plsss. Ana ~ oystrrx
- E1gzand have ;As t2stz = Cd uepprr
nslls las S. al - 3Tisv :resn ~ tsss
thai To- oyase1 bess q EnSias6 - es.<
oopSs- m4ess
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NO TROUBLELIKELY

CITY OF MEXICo, Oct 1S-From official
sources II l. learned that be Guatemalau
government has sent a note answering { he
cl ius OF the Mexican government for vi
citation OF her territory. There is every
reason to believe the question Will be Set.
tied peacefully.
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DUEL TO DEATR.

WACO. Texas, Oct. IA duel to deaf b
between An old mau named Stripping and
his son, living ten miles south OF this
Guy, was fought today. The father was
shot and MORALLY wounded and the sons
skull crushed
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4 s0cicty Exists a. Bakg 80 fsesE t@-s
- Tnfch are Dssnd under y-rnNlty =. e See
r~7sr - shaks hands VITA Asy cns unlsss
vith a zs9Fsri hA1a - 81 p-sesaes l. cen
tvz-y - beAsfh AsA 20 ;kiuk thAt 49,
hare bsen zralsr zsuE GsaF~-1Es. rnkrrot~s
with Cur friends al ;hs~s jean s1< nSsz-
kze1 st,-l11rdaz glo1x
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IN sosr- parss q -ezas fss p~1pie III.
n b,e ven CID An cd man = - tTinE
quite distance from The nea-s-st sg~n.
requiring some family Rrooeris-s ssrt hss
son a man seventy cd yes4rs % @ze- WtF1
TIE soa fallst n sho-~ - win ~ prsTi-
sons IN ffrl~ his f4fhr- rellrDsc led sira ~
saying That via: oozses from seBd4aE
a KID "-Errhsu-s
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COFFEE noUSE BURNED.

ANTWERP. Oct Is - ,Iorsons bonded
warehouse, Felix Coulma's stores and =
large adjoining ware house, Were burned
last ni- Int. The loss Will foot up very
large sum.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S-Pepnsylvauis
univrrsit, defeated GEORGETOWN uuiversi-
~ o; Washington football team today by
a score oil 10 TO nothing.
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EELD FOR EMREZZLEMENT

CHICAGO, Oc5. l4-Chrries T. Anderson.
private secretary of Norman Fay. the
well known Chicago capitalist, was held
for trial today on charges of emhezzle-
mrnt. Anderson is accused If Obtaining
sl4. 900 cash by selling through broker,
Edison stock belonging to Mr.. Fav.
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HELD FoP MURDER

BUFFALO. Oct. lS.-Sergeant Schiller %
Fort Porter. who was shot through the
bowels by Sergeant Marriott yesterday.
dice! today. Marriott has been held fer
murder.
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Eeystonss Again.

afternoon succeeded in scorieG 81 points
against the L=high -i-ven's nothirg
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JEr DAVIS PASTOR DEAD.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. I3.-The Rev
D. MIuu, erode, who Was the pastor of
j ffrrson Davis al Richmond. during the
oonfederacy, died here t..d,y.
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TRIED TWO TINES
JOE PATCHEN JUST MISSES BREAK
ING a WORLDS RECORD.
Poor Pacing First Mile, Done in 2:50j5
Breaks on Last Quarter of second
Flushing III 2:16-Eailure Due 10
Pacemaker-LaB Belle Goes III 2;oS'
Other Race News.

Sioux CITY, Oct. 1S-This was the last
date Of the interstate fair meeting. The
track was fast and the weather warm. Joe
Patchen made two att mpts to lower his
record OF 2:04 bu; failed. On the first mile
the pacing WAS very poor. He went three
quarters in last time but on the home
stretch sisckeuod his speed aud finished in
2:051z. Time by quarters. :3iI.; l:o2]s:
1875; a:051s.
Fatcben broke on tee last quarter of the
second mile, but went under the wire in
2:06 fiat. Curry drove Patcben 10 the
first quarter in 30 10 the second in LOG
aud the third in 1881, leaving him S0h.
seconds 10 tie the stallion record heid by
JODn K. Gentry OF 2:C3S.. AT this poin
the src1Ud pace msxsr turned in. but came
too close ard tue great PAGER left his feet
for the frs: time ihis season. or another
worlds record would undoubtedly hive
been broken. Tie PAGER La Belle. who
lowered her record 10 l:12 on Thursday,
cut IL TO 2:0a today. Summaries:
Free for all tror, purse S70O: Kentucky
Union won three straight heats. Time
2:l51@. 2:1S, 2.l215
2:20 trot, $500: Barney K. won second.
third and fourth heats ana race. Time
2::225 2:26, 2:25 Chacr wood won first heat.
Time 2:26 Dinah. Belle B., Algonquin.
aud Giovareni also started. Happy G.ea
and Cricket disranced
500 pace, 500: Russell won three
straight heats. Time 2:23, 2:2221Ii, 2:2l
Ophelis, II. p, Filth D., also started.
Aieck Gray and Sandy p, distauced.
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CAMBRIDGE. De- g -H4ry-rd d.tsz.ea
0raa.s a. 4 i1is n:serHoon, g % rot1iax
. 4 poaris. rala and CT . Geld cor,EeG
Elts mud
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Postponed by Rain

WASHINGTON. OF I1--R4in postponed
oisy'- faoibaU game between Pflucsiol
scd the CoI1n ola AfhIei &c c.ao
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sPIRITUALIsM TONIGHT.


devils Auction"
SPIRITUALISM TONIGHT.
Those famous spirit MEDIUMS, Kate
Fox and DR. Alex Hume will demonstrate
spirit power in full gas light at the Craw-
ford Grand ton ghJ Sunday, Oct IA.
where every opportunity will be- given to
investigate the truth Of spiritualism. This
sesnce IL not ike others Won have attended
where all the manifestations AXE place III
he dark, but are produced in bright light
No trick ca binet, secret mechanism or con-
iederaies. All mamie Ia, .ons produced
under strict test cond lions. Mediums
tied, sewed, nailed, and in bright light
Tuis Is the opportunity to lnves' igate and
b. convinced of the truth of Spirituali~m
II member this is he age of woud-r-, and
a wilt to these MEDIUMS will prove b.
yond the shadow OF a doubt the truth or
IA sry of his great problem.
ID ors open at :. Seance at s Allare
invited.
CRAWFORD GRAND.
The popular ''SpOonri>," EIua May
and Cecil, supported by their own com
Dany, will open at the "A bove house for one
week. commencing Monday next This
company i so well known IN Wichita
that comment To their merit l. uu-
necessary. This season they come with a
company stronger than ever before aud
entertain their many friends aud patrons
The company i playing Hutchinson this
week, where they are put ing out the
standing room sign eHCn night. Tneir
opening hill here viii tie the new Fight
for n Million" with special scenery and
mechanical effects. Ai>> May and Cecil
viii introduce an entirely new lac OF
specialtles. prominent among which will
be the \ albania Coon by Mis- MAY
This song is he hit OF Aladdin" ri tue
Chicago opert house, and Manager Hen
derson says ''nothiug equal TO il has teen
writ eu in year." All Chicago are whist
ling it. On Monday night one lady and
one gentle nan. or two ladies'. admitted On
one paid 80 cent ticket If reserved before
7p. N Seats now on sale.
HYPATIA LECTURE.
Mrs James Scrmmuu has returned from
Fort Scott. where she weat IN response to
an Invitation to read her scholarly aud
highly interesting paper. Christ Ia Art -
before leading literary club aud invited
quests The rradiug was illustrated By
over go carefully selected photographs
from lie old masters. The evening waS an
elegant social ss well - literary event
M and Mrs Eugene Ware op,ned their
handsome home for the occasion. There
were music, flowers, d7in,y refreShmanr>
aud elegant sttired ladies and centlemel
nresent, including the literati OF he city
Mrs. Scammon has accepted Invitations 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
BEST OF TILE SEASON-

Charles Iales newest Owls Auction"
finishe its engagement here last III ght. To
he brief anu to the point, without any ef-
fort Mt giving details i WAS by all odds the
best show If the season, aud uuQurstlon-
ably one OF tue best spectaculars upon the
stage today. IL drew an immense au-
dieuce it will Away, do IN Wichita.
Colonel Yale is to BE- congratulated upon
the great improvement made in the play
during the year; il Is truly the ueates5
devils Auction"
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Winning Yit.enhurS

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Oct. i3.-Wi'tenburz
iefes Ell Quo university ibis afternoon al
fUolball by = score OF IS l. o.
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Thousands of severe cases of rheumatism
have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Try it
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today =
Until Monday fair AID warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday .-.-....--... y
Lowest .. &
With clear weather, cooler IN the morning.,
light no-thto south wind; high followed by
falling barometer.
Relative Humidity al : a. m, 20 and at
p m, II
Average temperature for month. ....-...... IS
October average. past six years ........ o.
Average ior 18th day .............. 49,. %
ERED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAsHINGToS. Oct. IS Following: is the
forecast up 10 r. m, sunday:
For Ksnsss-Fair; winds shifting 20 south
and warmer
Fo- Oxlahoma-Fair: warmer; south winds
For Colorado--Fair; south wiads; warmer
in eaS. portion.
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CASTE OF CHARACTERS


Queen. ................ 1000. Persis Russell
DorOtuy. ..-..........--.. Lolita Bryant
Moulca. Beatrice Marsh
Marg+ry Observation-Disclosures. Amelia Bissaut2
Juauita. Elizabeth McCluug
Ruth. Observation-Disclosures. Kate English
Farmer Jim. .................Ro Robert Sweet
Judge. .---...... ....Blon HUI
Beggar -'''''''''---''''''' eo 0"ee'
P PeiGIer ....-.............G George Mold
Dudes dance-Raiph Neiderlander. Ell.
Copeland. William Graw. Calvin Finch.
Fred Bret, George Chapman.
"Maids"-Marie Wallace, Daisy Lynch,
Margie English, Clara Gehring. Olive
Magili. Lillian Lewis. Eva Jenkins, Maud
Rentz, Lulu Parker. Evelyn Dunbar.
Nina Reams. Daisy Woods, Maize Alley.
Effie Rams, Bessie Reed. Clara Dickson,
Edna Tilien, Lena Biss.ntz.
"Brigad-"-Delos Woods, Verne Dyer.
Charley Meade, Francis Mcpherson, Joe
Stetler, Casper Haines, G orge Adams,
Viii Richardson, John Tucker, VIII Park
er. Arthur Marsh, James Woodland,
George knorr, John Davidson. Claude
Lrrimer. Robert Parker.
Fairies-Marguerite Bliss, Fannie Oliver.
Mabel Smyth.
WARREN on sUNBEAMs.
Bishop Henry w. Warren will tell his
audience in a simple, clear, direct manner
OF The Forces OF Il Sunbeam" When
we remember that the sun flows into every
tree. shrub and flower We may be greatly
edited by listening to one who has made
astronomy study. when he tells US of
tue power vii hin one sunbeam.
AT the First N. L. church Wedn esday
evening. Oct. Il.
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