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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24

thedrai in which he takes the ciiarac-
ter Of a maniac. will be one OF the finest
pieces OF acting ever seen in Wichita,
and VIII alone be worth the price CT
admission. George Mold as heavy man
will surprise his hundreds OF friends
Ed Woodcock VIII show up strong in
q fine comedy character. Nerlnillicn
Harris will make a capital lover and
r. E. L. Hathaway viii be the old man
making a strong support for Gr. VAL
entine's work Mrs. Valentine plays the
beautiful character Of Mary Woodward
and is ably seconded by Miss Edna
Tilden, well known TO Wichita audien-
ceS from past successes IN a spien6id
comedy character Of Julia Spring. Miss
Minnie Garrett viii play Dame Staple
ton splendidly The entire cast is a
strong one and under the advantage
of the professional training Of the VAL
entinss viii present far better enter
Jainment than many OF the So-called
travelling troupes that hold US up for
a dollor. Remember il is a benefit play
arrange TO be present.
DR. FLINT COMING.
The Flint's. who open return en-
gagement at the opera house Monday
night next, have gained national
reputation as scientific hypnotists.
They need no introduction TO Wichita
ments have established them prime
favorites. This engagement is at re-
duced prices-15. % and 80 cents. A
marked reduction from their first en-
gagement
MISS STEVENS.
Miss Stevens has a refined musical
nature and very brilliant technique.
She gave difficult bravura passages in
a manner that deserves the highest
praise. Her scale work was excellent
and scarcely a blur was noticeable
throughout. Her octave passages and
chords were given in a very broad man
ner and showed plenty of reserve
power. She arouse her audience 10
great enthusiasm and was often recall
ed. Miss Stevens studied for many
years under the renowned masters Of
Germany, from whom she received the
following testimonials:
Weimer. Aug. 1923 Il Introduce
Miss Neatly Stevens as q remarkable
pianists. -. List.
Hamburg, Jan. 1892. Miss Neatly
Stevens is a very talented and indus
trious American pianist of excellent
technical abilities, endowed with great
intelligence, ambition and endurance"
DR.. Hans Won Bulow.
Berlin, Feb. 1852. II consider Miss
Neatly Stevens as an unusually gifted
pianist and / predict an artistic future
of Importance. '-Theo. kullak.
Berlin, May 1889. II can, with a good
conscience, give Miss Neatly Stevens
the title of a most superior pianist. -
Moritz Aloskososki-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
MUST PAY JOHN j.
Higgins Wins Damage Suit Against the
Santa L G.

The jury in the case Of John ]. Hig-
gins VS. The AtchiSon, Topeka and San
Ia Fe railroad company, in the district
court yesterday morning returned with
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff, Hig-
gins, for s1,1S6.S0
This case was on trial four days and
ably contested by the attorneys on both
sides. Adams q Adams for plaintiff
and Fred Bentley and Judge Littlefield
of Topeka, Tor defendants. /. was
watched with d great deal Of interest
by the bar owing 10 the fact that a
number of important legal questions
were involved in the case. Judge
Reeds instructions We're very able and
fair 10 both sides.
The points in the case have been Civ
en- IN the Eagle as well as the evidence
OF the most important witnesses and
no summary need now De given.
It was learned last night from one
of the Jurymen in the case that the
jury did not think the railroad company
had ever settled with Higgins for the
damages he had received.
They thought that the road had in
tended to pay Higgins for the time he
lost while in the hospital as it was I'M
derstood at that time that Higgins
would return u work.
Then the jury further agreed among
themselves that Mr.. Higgins did not
owe the railroad company anything
for treatment as the hospital was main
tanned at the expense OF the opera tives
Of the road and Higgins had contribu-
ted a per cent OF his wages TO its sup
port as well as other employees.
They seemed 10 think that Higgins
has "A legal claim against the hospital
not for the time he stayed there but
for just as long as he suffers from
his injuries.
The attorneys for the railroad COM
pany said during the trial that they
would appeal the case # IL went against
them. but Gr. Bentley minated last
night that owing IL the moderate
amount OF damages allowed that the
car77r,a NJ r,afr-0- conclude IN nay IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
WHAT THEY ARE BONG.
Week with Bows and Girls OF the Wichita
Commercial College are Doing

Professor Peacock went 10 Sedgwick
Friday afternoon and viii spend Sab
bath wiki his family
Mr.. Glenn +. Lehman completed the
fun commercial course last week and
was graduated with the highest konoTs.
He took very responsible position
with the largest hardware house IN
Newton. Kan, on Monday Ar. Leh-
man viii certainly make his mark IN
the commercial world.
Misses lima Now and Maud Adams,
both OF this city. enrolled during the
week Tor the complete short hand and
typewTiting course. MessrS- r. NJ Rey
nclds and \. EraZie OF this city enroll
for the commercial course
Mr. \. y. Werner graduated with
high honors from the short hand de-
parlmenI last week ana went 10 his
home at Chase. Kan. for a short Va
cation when ~ expects 70 return and
finish Is commercial course
Nr. J. r Bart finished the full com
mercial course Friday with complete
satisfaction and viii assume duties
Monday as accountant for the Aiichi-
gan lumber company, kingfisher. @. T.
Mr. Bart : most excellent young
man with very bright prospects for the
TiffTr-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
Piano duet-overature-(Figaro>,.
Real E,tRte Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ant
Land company
The records ia the register or deeds OF
fee show the following transfers:
Cora \ hingman. u lots Nos
t and y block Main street Fair
view add ......-.-.............. $50
: = Cpham " 1S5XS1 II ne cor
OF lot No. = Wabash ave Mosh-
er's sub Of Pierce and Vantil-
burghS add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Mary Z Ransom q c q north 10 Il
Of lot No. Wabash ave MoSh-
erS sub OF lots 9 IL and - IN
Pierce and NanulburghS add .
+ 4 King . east - II OF l0te
: and 9Emporia ave Lawrence
ave add ---.---..--.--..---.
VIM A Shepard q I lot Nc. 155
Lawrence ave city. -.-..----
4 N Breggs and T a Hall Q lot
Nos. - and 81 Fairview ave
LaUck's add. ---.-----.---- 10
NJ E Graham " east half % ne
quarter .S-29-Sw ---.-.---------- l1H
The Valley Loan and Trust CO
east half OF northeast quarter
ana east half Of southeast quar-
ter S5-1S-3G..4 - 49, t.
Frank Hogerman. James L LON
bard and sanford p. Iaod
trustees lots Mes - - and i
on Central ave in Nesdes add 20
J kabisius wd lots No. 10 and u
Park ave sub OF Grand View
AuH-.ss-. .--.----.--------.-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

4 musical feast Is promised 70 all
musicians and lovers Of music in The
entertainment 10 be given at ST John :
church on the evening q March =
Professor Louis =. El%9n. by REGAL
and instrumental selections. most
chsrmingly illustrates his subject.
The Songs and Legends q the Sea"
THE OLD CATHEDRAL
The prospects now are that there VIII
be an immense crowd out 70 So The
Old Cathedral Al Garfield hall next
Monday night. and thoSe that fan To
come VIII aSSGredly miss 4 spleTliIG
dramatic event This splendid play
has never before been put on u this
city anu = certain 70 please The east
Is 3 very strong one with the Falen-
tines doing the leads. William EaIsen-
tine has been al actor for 2 lie time
and has PLAYED with the hes1 people
Of tie age. HIS work ~ The Old ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
COMBED KER HAIR.
objectionable Familiarity Between a
Young Man and Mrs Taylor.


John Adams and Thornton Sargent
stood before Judge Reed yesterday like
two gladiatorS. In the back ground
sat Mrs. CathaTine Gay AMI her dauSh-
Ter Mrs. George Taylor. as chilly to-
wards each other as the north and
south poles. \ light haired little girl
81 four years ran from one 10 the other
not realizing on account Of her youth
that she was the cause Of the trouble
TT severed the relations that ought 10
exist between her mother and her grand
mother. Mr.. Adams in behalf OF Mrs.
Taylor had instituted habeas corpus
proceedings in the district court FOR the
possession OF the little girl and Mr.. Sar-
gent II behalf Of Mrs. Gay resisted il.
On account Of other pending business
Judge keed could not hear the case
Till Wednesday next. Then the ques-
ton arose as 20 who should have the
possession OF TIE child until that time.
Both lawyers quarreled over this point
and neither side would give or take one
inch. With the wisdom Of a Solomon.
Judge Reed settled sne matter by max
ing an order giving Sheriff Rovs5 the
child until that time. When Sheriff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24

One Of the most horrible crimes COM
United in the history OF Wichita was
perpetrated short time after 20 O'clock
last night al 923 North Meade avenue.
This time it was the white brutes
and the colored victim
About 1880 officer Hawkins while
retuI ming from the north part Of town
and while still al Eleventh street heard
screams and FASTENED in the direction
Of the evidences Of distress.
When he arrived opposite s23 he rec
ognized the screaming Of a woman in
the house and he forced his way into
the dark room.
Lighting a match he beheld Dacie
House lying on the floor with one foot
tied To the leg OF the bed with an old
white apron while with the apron string
which had been torn of, her arms were
tied together. In addition 10 this
heavy soap box. filled with clothing
was resting on the woman's head. He
saw at glance that a terrible out
rage had been perpetrated. She was
almost totally unconscious when Mr..
Hawkins released her. For nearly an
hour Mr.. Hawkins could not tell wheth-
or she would live or die. He aroused
the neighbors and told them the cir
CumStanceS. Mis-. Houses husband
who was sitting up with sick friend
was Immediately sent for and ne had
not yet arrived when a reporter for the
Eagle called there a [ 1:30 this morning
STORY OF THE CRIME
Mrs. ouse being sick for the past
Mrs House being sick FOR the past
few weeks went over TO d drug store
on Oak street about ID o'clock to get
some r-cdfrirso for herself 10 m
cd 70 her home directly and a moment
after entering the house two white
men bounded in after her. They told
her they WO4lc kill her If she screamed,
but fearing that she would one OF them
placed his hand over her mouth and
forced her &c the floor. She offered
such desperate resistance that even
two OF them could not hold her. They
then got some table forks and kept
iabbing her flesh Till she yielded The
marks OF the fork prongs were still
very viseble as they pierced her cloth
Ing.
After the develish work was finished
one Of them beat her with a piece Of a
whip that laid on the floor, giving her
a few terrible welts on the head. She
remained tied with the heavy box rest
ing or her face from 10 o'clock til i2:30
and she was very weak when she was
released by officer Hawkins and was in
2 very serious condition when the re-
porter for the Eagle called at 80. She
was suffering especially from nervous
pECSu alton.
To a reporter for the Eagle she told
the details OF the foul deed and il was
certainly the most Sickening story he
has ever heard. 1t would be almost
impossible to believe that men could
commit such an outrage without seeing
TIE evidences OF ii beyond any doubt
whatever.
One Of the men was between 45 and
30 years Of age and had hair that was
partly gray. The other was a man be-
tween twenty-five and thirty and had
a red Tn0ustache.
If the police capture the criminals
and they are not likely TO DO so owing
10 the fact that both detectives have
gone home Il VIII go hard with them.
for the details OF the crime are so
shocking that they would make the
stones OF the street cry for vengeance
almost.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24

A Co-rLE q tCVutie@ telo1rlrE - ai1s-.
ct stszsss-s q rsasifss rne~s IA fGe ieigF -
fhs Fren-a lfaratsr- IT'S FTsr1c fsiEslstsf
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24

Mrs. Ballington Hooth will be in
Wichita April s, at which time the
Salvation army OF the southwest will
meet here 10 hold services under her
leadership. Mrs Booth is a lady OF rare
abilities and wherever she holds meet
ings is met with great throngs.
Henry Schweiter says that the item
in yesterday mornings Eagle referring
to the sale OF 2sS head of winter fed
cattle sold by him to Porter & Ferguson
is entirely misleading, in that the total
amount was too great by about 5000
and that as 10 his profits instead OF
them being $1,000, he don't know yet
himself how much he Will net but he
says certainly no such sum- The re-
porter had the number OF cattle as also
the price paid all right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
At @ARDteqzd01bo,a'D

Do YOU comprehend this Silk Department of ours
For days and weeks past Silks of all kinds from all
over the world have piled up until today other place
can show such styles such aSsorments such varieties
It's streak of sunshine they about their corner
Yesterday received % pieces beautiful wash silks
and little later came those Silk and Wool PladS that
many have patiently waited for Both OF these last
arrivals are opened and out for Monday shoppers
Those Black Crepons-so much in demand among
fashionable ades-are going fast. Close behind come
the Colored treponS behind only III time; exquisite
from Natures colos If You want TO be happy and
buy your silks from counters
In the Trimming department is full line of Cut
Jet Insertions, Vandyke Points Cat jet Fringes and
come Beaded Nets, appropriate for yokes and garn
lures evening waists and fashionable dresses.
At the doorway of the Cape those popular
Silk and Wooden Dress Skirts. You couldn't buy better
ones if you doubled the price ask for these Don't
fail to see them.
Spring Capes come in for their share of attention
hne stylish not many of kind, but enough kinds
to suit any woman
A new arrival of the popular Silk Waists If this
lot goes quick the former YOU will need To buy
early Monday for the prices and styles cause quick sales
1t seems strange how this years ribbons could
pass III beauty last years wonderful productions bat
here they Fine qualities Ribbons, perfect color
ings for neck pieces and evening fancy ribbons
IN small checks and stripes all and IN bright shades
AT north entrance give two sales for Monday.
200 26inch extra quality Gloria Silk Sun Umbrellas for
died Silver Sticks in various styles regular $50
brellas but at tomorrows sale only 9Sc Take a
peep at them in our north window.
A full line of better grade Umbrellas ut slightly
higher prices.
To give many late buyers chance to purchase at
our sale of SIC Al Muslin, will still continue the ~
price Monday Don't overlook this bargain
AT: @hRGfeood Mbo7l'S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24

xrs. Escxs-asHgw Elloala SOS lsE~ n -
-. -og, . slssa. a. do tEe a4sF hlc&s
I'D % o slcs2 = ! Fvsss5sy szsa-a2- -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
THEY DON'T LIKE 1T
HUMANE SOCIETY LADIES DON'T
PLEASE COUNTY BOARD.
They Hunt Up People Who are in . Hard
Row and Take Them to the Commis-
sioners--Claim the Ladies OF the HUI
name Society Never Do ANYTHING Them
selves but Expect the County to do 1t
All--Harmon 10 Sick. Busch IL Weary
and Webb Takes a Smoke-Not the Kind
of Charity That Suits Tax Payers

ana w eDD Taxes a Smoke--NOf the hl0u
of Charity That Suits Tax Payers
Somebody once defined English char
ity this way: When a finds B in
trouble he conpels c 10 help him out"
That is the way the county commits
sioners size up the women OF the Hu-
| name society and the result is that the
amicabie relations heretofore existing
between the county commissioners and
the ladies OF the Humane society is
somewhat disturbed.
1t is not so pleasant as formerly and
Row when some OF these well meaning
| women appear before the board the
| room is not lighted UP by the beaming
faces of the county commissioners like
| it used to he.
These latter days when the Humane
| society ladies call on the commissioners
Chairman Busch swings around in his
| big Office chair and looks vacantly out
| of the west window Harmon becomes
| intensely interested in adding up col
umn of figures and Webb lights fresh
cigar and puffs away like kid trying
| 10 smoke a rabbit out of a hollow tree
u viii tell you just what is the mat
ter" said Commissioner Harmon yes
terday. These women mean all right
| but they never do a thing themselves
| All they do is to help people get some
| thing from the county. and for one 1
am heartily sick Of it
Yes" said Webb. there are few
women in this town who keep house
/ and take in a star boarder and they beg
| OF the county for themselves and the
star boarder both, and wherever the
sanitary policemen report such cases
we chop them of the paupcr list in
short order.
These same women are liable in a
| few days TO turn up under another
name in another section of the city.
Some OF these Humane society ladies
came in here the other day with
| colored girl and told US that this coll
| ored girl must have help. There was
no getting around IL. They said she
girls mother had died and left her
alone, when in fact We knew that the
girl was older than she represented and
was a married woman
The commissioners declare that the
| ladies OF the Humane society are very
easily imposed upon and that they only
act as attorneys u plead the cause Of
people who want aid from the county
| The sanitary policemen work in har-
| mony with the county commissioners
and they think they have the best
| opportunity 10 find out who are and
who are not worthy subjects OF char
ity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
IT WAS A SUCCESS.
Fine Concert Given at the Dodge Avenue
Methodist Church

The concert given at the Dodge Ave
nue. Methodist church last evening was
a pronounced success. There was a
very appreciative audience present and
il was one of the finest entertainments
ot the season. All on the program did
themselves credit and many received
hearty encoTes. The program as rem
dered is as follows;
Anthem-Sayiour Source OF Every
BleSSlnS. ..---..------. -. VI lllafnS
Choir.
Piano duet-Overature-(F'igaTol..
-.--.-.----.---- ..-MoZaTl
Susie and Nellie Parkhurst
Song-"Pass Tender the Rod.
...-.--------. ----.------- 1890 Dana
Mrs. Charles Burrows
Piano-'Le Renil Du Lion" $1,000
Observation-Disclosures. De kouski
leila Spenser.
Quartet-"The Silvery Sea" C Leslie
Mrs. Burrows, Celia Rea, Mr..
Weaver, Mr.. Farrow.
Niolin-Seventh air (Varia tionS) zee.
--.-----De be1ol
Arthur Foster.
Piano duet-Overature $500. Herold
Olive Hill. Fay Chabers.
Selectlon... .-...--.-...-: .Cnoir
Piano-Les EQUITIES Dean....J. Asher
Fay Chambers.
Recita ton ..-.--.--...- Selected
Lillian Lea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
TWO WHITE BRUTES
HORRIBLE CRIME COMMITTED on
NORTH MEADE AVENUE

tolored Woman Bound and Outraged by
Two White Men--Tabie Forks Jabbed
into Her Flesh Until She was Compelled
TO Yield--After the Crime was Com
united They Pounded Her Head with
Whip Handle--W oman Now in Pre-
csrious Condition--Her Cries Attract
Poiiceman--Sbocking Details.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

Precinct -. Albuquerque.

Faff, Ih\Id
lot I AMI >, block ~. highland
addition {" NlhlnIurrqur. laNr-
5.',S,, interest I1,nI. r',-t- -, - ~,
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addition, l,itn. Iul,T"-t ISG2
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Precinct 2i--.Alhuqurrque

liulh,-. e. t. \ r.. :
.bsN'tsl feet commencing at =,
r., r'Iurr ~ silver aIrIiir ana
High street east AMI adjoining
Highland addition {" the tnwn
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i"'t commencing ~ :. r., corner
lead aNritlr AMI Hugh street
ra-i AMI adjoining Highland al.
dltl"n Ia iuwn ~ AlhiQUrTuur.
I acres, hk2i, Interest 11.9I.
costs al5 1884
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rlilr addition, 'ditH; interest
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hN the iHrrla- rad, south lN Juan
NpHlara, west Nv the kl"i,fandr.
a. interest luiH ru-t- 81 " b3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
Pr"cinc ~. Hot Springs.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
DELINQUENT lakes, 1890.
IRE, incl I iirrnallliio.

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Precinct s Alameda.

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ul" piece II lhnd ~ Nlam~lH. 81
Ndfa- wld". hruudrl North hN .In-,
Miguel l.lr"ru, south hN Andres
l.urrfn, east 10y Sanhlh nlnun
tam. West hI ~" nrnndr. Omr
thr"" r,1,ln huli-. \unthrf piece
1T land w"-l II the ~" ufandr.
IT, Nafa- Wide from Rio hrindr
l." r'Ja del Rio l'urrr" ~ lrngtk.
5h!1t. interest i2.2S. r,,-t- 2.iri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
Precinct Is Casa SalaIar.

M"utam". Jesus
rl"r" II land 21Nl .un ,arn-,
l"unh,"l north 10y John Miller,
south hl M"rr-d Sandoval. east
aud west hN the hills. one i-r,umi
h"n>",a pee" II land in precinct
H. m"'inh'ai north by flurenrin
Nnndn>al, -'llth hy .Io-" Montana,
east hS III" hills, west hy the
public rna'i; another pirc, II
lahd ~ precinct l. l3ixSp wards,
hhIlId'1i north 10y salvador tar.
Ella, -"'ith 10y Juan r.. Barrin,
east h> II swamp, west by the
public road; MI, interest iu.ii,
costs 81,