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TIE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WlLLAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
leaving Seattle for Alaska July 10 and
JrTv = and every i DAYS thereafter.
pr freixht and passenger rates apply TO
j. @. CARROLL. Agent.
SrsTwa har-her Dock. Tel. a.
CTAS r. PEABODY, General Manager.
Seattle
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Harlow s. OIron. chief Justice or the
Wisconsin supreme court. died at Madi-
son Wis, Thursday evening. of heart
failure.
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EVERETT AND syoHoMIsH RIVER
t<N unTwTvt4

If ROUTE.
c.o.-ner Clan McDo1af leaves City
80 aasly. except Saturday 81 10
:, en- FOR Rlcflnond. Tdmon1s. Sf.lkiitoo.
l.a sS. Everett, Marysvflie. Eas, Everett.
1slso1sseI AID snohOruLsn, connecting a. Sno-
ns,n,ssh with boats for Cherry Valley.
~. M all mp river points. Returning.
,eaye-s Sn0hoTBtssi a. IN DAILY. except
10 LIII.Y. BOG ARDr-s & co. Inc.
Owrerx and Managers.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
S. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULrNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 n m Tacoma at. go n m
Tacoma al. 10 90 a IN Seattle at. .1200 m
Seattle at. 100 D IN Tacoma at. $500 p m
Tacoma at. $50 p IN Olympia AT. ESQ y IN
CITY or AIsE.RD ZEN.
Daily except sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle $500. 7:s0 a m Tacorna -. go IN
Tacoma go. 1910 a IN Olympia -. ! 20 y IN
Olympia 80. eco D IN Taa,osna 49,. 5a0 p n,
Tacoma 49,. $50 n IN Seattle ...... T.S0 p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, 80
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street
Lilly, BOGARDJTS & Co. Agents,
City Dock. Telephone 81.
Capt. T.. Wiley, Manager.
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,-rru, VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
TTInOUGH THE isf@ASDS.
Steamer Utopia J, a. o. brisn. Master.
Leaves Tacoma, A. 49, 80 !. "a ,i~,s,,s
49, a. sar port 1ogsnaeE6, Anaoortesu Fair
Tayen. New Nbateor1. Blaine ana Friday
Ha,S,or and Vancouver, arriving VAN
1880 4 - M following day.
ESsr,. 90 Elaine. 81. fare 10 vancouver. 81.
ror further Information apply 10 Yea
ier's wharf.
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Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

tIr-oogks Madison street rark tonight
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STEAMER SEHoAn

STEAMER sEHoAra
Between Seattle and Victoria. b. c.
10 mlLv l....:. 'Seastie ...,... gArl <pm
rnlAri.. Victoria .....sISvl ga an
'Daliy except Sunday.
These steamers furnish sirxt-ciasS ar-
commentators. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave frorn YeSler wharf
Seattle
For rates. etc. inquire OF
s. G. YERKFS,
Yasler Wharf. Seattle.
I. a. NlADFsAU,
General Agent, ". T.. II. r.. Seattle.
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jscoe Furth Pressd Dent
Arthur A Denny ;;:; ,,,, X,s Prsssdsn,
James R Hayden .Man'gr. .Cash'r. sec'y
F-a-k T. Eiodgsgt- Assistant Cashier
slgmund sehwahaehsr. John csllins.
E c. Neufel6er. r. w. ~nnans.
Tran<acss a saving bank business ex-
cfusively.
Deposits received from 81 20 10000
fnteres; allowed per annun. six per
cent. on terns deposits. per cent on or
Dividends deSiared last days % May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1881.
Sapisal.....--................. *,s nc ~,
President. A. Denny
Nice President.-;...w. II. Laid
Cashier. n. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and telegraphtc trans
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made al all points On favor
Bonds. Stocks and other valuaoles re-
THE PUGET sotgSp NATIONAL BANK
Capital stock paid in..... SIS 900
surplus .......-.--..-.......<lyooO
f. g. Observation-Disclosures PRESIDENT
r.. V. Ankeny..".-.......--.. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
z. G. Neufeider. J. r.. HAYDEN.
sigmund schwabacher.
Correspondence IN all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Paid up capital. $4,000
surplus -....sLV,"
J. n. McGraw............. President
Maurice McMicken....-.....Nic Vice President
Lester Turner..........-... cashier
General banking business transacted
IN all the principal cities or the
United States and Europe
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital S3,opn 90. reserve. 81, TO-
Ooo Head office, 80 Lombard street, Lon
don. Branches, Portland, san Francisco,
Seattle Tacoma. Victoria. New Westniin-
eter. Nanaimo. kamloops. Nelson, Van
couver. b. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted Deposits received on current ac-
count subject TO check.
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid up capital. .$5U.Wu
Transacts a general banking business.
NJ. d. Ballard. ..........--. ....-.- Iresluent
III. G. Henry-+.-.............- v fSs fsssiusHt
r. r. Spencer. Cashier
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1887. Capital. $500 900
Bailey Building, Second and Cherry SITS.
-TransactS a.
GENERAL. BANKING AND SAVINGS
Business.
Deposits received In any amount from III
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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use BAL To-Day. Madison I'arA.
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vae hesler avenue cars 20 sixteenth
'sses sor sham battle.
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u. g. DRY DOCK, sTDNrY, CHARLES
TON AND BRENE<RTOS ROUTE.

Daily Except Sunday.
TIE Fast and coulrnodious Steamer
GEN. CANDY
leaves Sidney at sis Q. m. Leaves Seattle
a. y. m from Central wharf. Tcle-
phoas e..
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y.vF,2 EFT AND sNOFfMOfeH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf daily az 80. ex-
- XedneSlay and Sunday nights. cali
- a. F,sIuaondR Everett. AaTysTilie.
T.gvreI ard Snoaous2h. Returning leave
srobo~rIsh ~ a. m. except Monday ana
THURSDAY. Connecting a. snohonisn VITA
eP rlse' 'GEoRGE j WILEY Agent.
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r,irnwnrks Madison strett narI
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cf1sively.
Deposits received from 81 90 SO 90
Interest allowed per snnum. SIX per
cent. on terns deposits. per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days % May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coltaterals only.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

CAPITAL go. ..................... unc. 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-24

medico dinner at Delmonico's Ben Bnt-
Ter evened up the old score.
Addressing Mr.. Depew. the chair
man and with his cut-on-fhe-blaS eyes
on the humorist. he said:
II have the honor Mr.. Chairman.
OF knowing three Of the greatest liars
the greatest living liars In America
Who are they asked the venerable
Sam Ward. az he dropped chicken
partridge 70 listen 10 the general
Wen, sir said the general Mark
Twain is one and hi Perkins IS the
other two
''Elis' lecture on the philosophy u
wit. not only sparkIes with wit and
bubbles over with fun. but IL IL in
structiye and eJevating- he has lee
tured before all the leading colleges Of
the country.
At the auditorium next Thursday
evening one hundred OF Wichits's adult
musicians will be Joined IN one chorus
and orchestra % give such 2 perform
ance as has never been given IN this
city. The beautiful ballad Lovely
ROsabelle" for the chorus and orches-
ira. and the grand cantsta. st John.
will be the special features. together
with the numbers by tbs Wichita Or
chestra Of thirty-fye musicians. 81
John" is really an OrstoTto. being only
somewhat shorter than The standard
works III that line. but lacking in
grandeur This concert viii afford all
an opportunity 20 hear the lady Who
took the prize IN Tire soprano contest
AZ the state jubilee last year. Mr..
" Parkhurst q Topeka. f'3r soprano
soloist- Mrs. ". <. Bracken q Clsye-
land. late ~ Paris. viii APPEAR as
confrzlfC, Ecirfef
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Joe Murphay left yesterday after
noon for his claim in Q county o. T.
Mrs. L. E. Steele and Miss Griffith OF
Newton are visiting Mrs. H. G. Ruggles
at 439 North En1poria avenue.
E. T. Mathes, president of the col
lege of St. Joseph. Mo, is spending
Sunday with his father-in-law, j. &.
Jones of College Hill.
A. B. Fits and Fred ]. Bailey Of the
Perry. o. T.. townsite board. came up
Yesterday afternoon and will visit In
the city two or three days.
The lecture by Eli Perkins at the
Y. NJ. c. a. auditorium next Tuesday
evening is for the benefit of the Fair
mount institute laboratory.
DR.. G. c. Purdue and wife leave to-
morrow for New York City. The DR..
goes to take a special course in sur
gerry and expects to be absent two
months.
A. w. Oliver returned from st. Louis
night before last where he had gone on
business but was taken sick. He is not
himself ydt being still under the
weather" physically, as the saying
goes.
Directors of the Wichita Southeast
ern railroad selected yesterday were:
l.. NJ. Cox, \. W. Oliver. z. r. Powell.
A. s. Parks, G.. w Clement, T. G.. Fitch,
J. r. Hallowell. E. Webb. II. L. Jack
son, II. L. Taylor and Matthias Busch.
II. G. Miller, who is - years old. met
with an accident yesterday which rem
dered him unable TO walk. Mr.. Miller
was working at a carpenters bench and
a heavy piece of iron fell from il strik-
ing him on the instep OF one OF his feet
Major y. F. Niederlander is at home
for two or three days. For nearly two
months he has been sojourning in
Pittsburg Pa. In n call on the Eagle.
deploring the financial situation. he
gave il out fat that he had become an
out and out silverite.
T. ]. Beck. grand treasurer. A O. L.
w: J. y. Regnell, of the finance COM
mittee. and ]. W. Breidenthal of the
committee Of the state OF the order,
reached the city yesterday morning and
Joined other officers ana committee
men ar headquarters.
G. e. Cox. former manager of the
Campbell Produce company in this city.
and later of Denver. has opened a
branch house for the Campbell cornpa-
ny in Lyons. The company have also
established a branch in Wellington.
which is in charge of :. J. Fowler. The
house in this city shipped, yesterday, q
car load of dressed poultry and eggs
TO New York City This is the first sent
&c that market since the holidays. ow-
ing TO the severe weather that has pre-
vailed almost continuously up To the
first of last week
The members and friends OF St
Johns church are hereby notified thai
the sunday school meets every sun
iav morning at S:3a O'Clock with an
orchestra under direction OF Miss At
kins and a full corps or teachers.
Everybody welcome. Bring or send
the children. The Sunday school VIII
give a reception TO Rev Won Heriich
at he Episcopal church Monday even
ing. Feb. e5. at 80 O'Clock All child
rem who attend Sunday school espe-
cially invited.
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The aaehita Daily Eagle Sunday orne February a. 1885

controlled by said county as an in
demnity against loss by reason Of said
guarantee, and the three county COM
missioners of said county, together
with the mayor of thee ity Of Wichita,
jointly, are constituted trustees to
hold, manage, control and vote said
stock.
Section 5. In consideration OF the
guarantee herein provided. the said
railroad company shall set apart a
sufficient amount Of the proceeds Of
sale of their said bonds TO pay the first
and second years interest on the whole
issue of said bonds, said sum To be is
sued and paid by said company. And
said company for the remaining three
years OF said guarantee shall set aside
out of the earrings of said road fund
to meet and pay said interest as it
falls due.
Section 6. This act shall take effect
and be in full force from and after its
approval and publication in the OFF,
cial state paper.
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WILL GO AND SEE.
Wichita People VIII Inspect an Irrigated
Farm al Englewood.

An excursion has bene arranged
from Wichita to Englewood which will
leave this city at a. m. March 4. re-
turning at Z p. m. March s. Fare for
the round trip will be $3.50. Tickets
will be on sale at Smyth & Sons on
Monday.
This excursion has been arranged for
those who wish to learn some thing
of the value of irrigation to southern
Kansas, and that will be seen on the
ranch of Colonel c. D. Perry near
Englewood-
Colonel Perry has a ranch of 1000
acres now irrigated. On the ranch are
800 acres of alfalfa and $50 acres of
wheat, all of which show the advant-
age of irrigation. Colonel ePrry rails
ed sixty bushels Of barley per acre last
year, some OF which is now on sale in
this city at so cents per buShel, and he
raised no end of alfalfa.
In order to irrigate his ranch Colo
mel Perry drained the Cimarron river
and dug a race five miles long to lead
the water to his ranch. He has been
more than repaid for the expense be-
sides demonstrating the value of ir-
rigation.
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HE RAN THEM DOWN
OLATHE MAN HAS DETECTIVES
LOCKING FOR HIS WIFE
Coachman Leaves. and Shortly After the
Rich Olathe Mans Wife Disappears
Sends His Attorney TO Wichita to Search
for the Missing Wife--He Wants Evil
dence TO be Used i'm a Divorce Case
Wichita Detectives Locate the Coach
man and Missing Woman on south EN-
poria Avenue.

Frank Hamelion. a prominent at
torney of OIathe was in Wichita day
before yesterday looking for a lost wo-
man. The woman was the wife of his
client and his client is a prominent
citizen of Olathe whose name Mr.. Ham
elton refused to reveal.
The story is that the Olathe man had
pretty wife and being wealthy he
provided her with everything that
would make her happy. He even hired
a young man by the name of Stewart
to take care of the carriage horse and
hitch him to the carriage whenever his
wife desired to take a ride.
The SEXUAL to all this was that the
rich Olathe man became jealous of his
coachman and raised a rumpus in the
family
The coachman took his departure and
one day shortly after when the Olathe
man came hcme to supper his wife was
gone.
There were things taken from the
mouse that woman would not have
taken II she had gone out to visit some
of the neighbors and the Olathe man
concluded that his wife had deserted
him.
He then and there resolved that he
would never ask her to return to him
but the next day he was dumbfounded
To learn that his wife had left the city.
Then he made UP his mind that his
coachman, Stewart, had something to
DO with the disappearance Of mis- wife.
He declared that he would get even
by getting divorce from his wife and
giving her never a cent OF his riches
He employed an attorney to secure a
divorce and the lawyer having expert
ence in these things suggested that
hon
tuted that the wife might appear and
claim alimony, and there was-no posi-
tive evidence that the woman had been
Unfaithful.
This evidence could only be secured
by showing that she was with Stewart.
and the search for the missing woman
commenced. \ clue was obtained
winch led the Olathe lawyer to suspect
lfi.ht ms clients wife had come to
Wichita and that was what brought
him here
Detectives Sutton and Wood were put
to work on the case and last night
they located Stewart and the woman
down on South Emporia avenue.
An attorney in this city is assisting
IN the case and he told a reporter last
night where Stewart and the woman
were located. The Olathe man does
not want his wife but he wants evidence
that Will enable him to get a divorce
and that is just what the detectives are
working for. The detectives refused
10 state at ten o'clock last night wheth-
er they had discovered any evidence
that would benefit the man who en-
ployed them to work on the case but
admitted that the Eagle had the parties
properly located, street and number
One man employed on the case said
last night, wait until we get two or
three dispositions taken in the case
and then we will give you a good
story.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-24
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Wichita Choral union and the
Wichita Orchestra will meet tomorrow
evening at 7:45 in rooms in city build
ing.
Pocahontas Lodge will meet at half
past seven Wednesday evening, Feb.
q, at Red Mems hall. Every member
come out.
Odessa Rebekah lodge No. ISL. I. o.
o. F., have procured Master Garfield
Black, the wonderful orator, TO held
entertain the public at their hall over
605-7 East Douglas avenue, Monday
night, Feb. %, 1895.
The public are cordially invited TO
attend the A. O. L. w. entertainment
at the Crawford Grand opera house
Tuesday evening. February 70, at which
time the following program composed
of the best talent of the state will be
rendered:
Church of Christ, Scientists hall
over 155 and ISL North Market street.
Services at IL o'clock as usual by the
pastor, Mrs. Tucker. Sunday school
10 a. m; Bible study Thursday $50
p. m. You are cordially invited to
these meetings.
All persons who hev received invi-
tations to the travelling mems ball
March S. are requested to procure adj
mission tickets as soon as convenient
at Hettinger Bros, Biting Bros. or A.
NJ. Goldstandt's. so that an estimate Of
the crowd can be made.
Albert Pike Lodge No. 500 have re-
ceived their charter and will be duly
instituted and the officers installed by
the grand master on Monday evening
at 500 o'clock. All officers and men,
bers are earnestly requested TO be
present. Geo. L. Pratt, Master.
The Rev. David Winters has extern
Ged an invitation TO the A. o. L. w. TO
be present at the Sunday morning SER
vices at II a. m. The grand lodge COM
mittee desire all members. delegates
and visiting brethren to assemble at
Peerless hall, corner Main and First
streets, at 10 a. m. to go in body.
The ladies of st. Johns guild will
give reception to the rector on the
26th inst. (Shrove Tuesday,. at the
church from 8 to ii p. m. The mem
bers of the church and congregation
are cordially invited TO be present on
this occasion. The clergy of the city
with their wives will be most gladly
welcomed. Secretary of the Guild.
st. Johns Episcopal church, corner
Third and Topeka avenue. services at
ii a. m. and 7:30 p. m, Rev. John +.
Won Herlich having returned from mis-
eastern trip will officiate at both SER
vices. Special musical program at the
evening service, vested choir of thirty
voices Sunday school a t9:30 a. m. All
cordially invited TO be present.
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SEVERAL CITIZENS WILL PROTEST.
Meeting IL Called to Exchange Views on In
curing Liabilities on the County.
yxy;ol,;.o Feb 1909


We, the undersigned citizens and
property owners Of thecity of Wichita,
Sedgwick county, Kansas. believing
that the action taken by meeting of
certain citizens held at the council
chamber on the evening of Feb p, 1885.
with respect to Sedgwick county in
curing a liability Of 100000 per an
mum for five years to aid in the con-
struction of a proposed railroad. does
not meet the approval of the conserva-
tive business men and property owners
of the city OF Wichita, Sedgwick coun-
ty, Kansas, and hereby call a meeting
Of the citizens of thee ity of Wichita
and Sedgwick county, Kansas. TO be
held at the council chamber at the city
building at o'clock D. m. on Monday
Feb. %, 1895, for the purpose of ex-
changing views upon the above men
toned subject, and take such action
with relation thereto as business pru-
dence may demand.
Signed by Ed. Horner, c. W. Carey,
Edward Vail, S. 3. Ross, ". Z. Stan
ley, II. c. Sluss. ]. NJ. Roach, T.. Hig-
gibson, Emil Werner. II. X. Eberly,
J. p. Allen, /. y. Dean, John Il. Carey,
Jacob BissantZ, George G. Matthews,
r. Cogdell, r. r. Vermillion.
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Wichita Commercial College Notes.

Many of the students took advantage
of the holiday Friday and are spending
a few days visiting at their homes.
Mr. II. c. Moore of FL Reno, o. T., re-
turned Thursday and wtll now remain
until he completes the full commercial
course.
Mr. Charles II. Matthews of the
banking department accepted a posi-
ton as accountant with the Campbell
Produce company, this city, during
the week.
Mr. Il. a Goerz Of the shorthand de-
partment completed his course last
week and received his diploma with
high honors Mr.. GoerZ is young
man OF sterling character and has a
very promising future. He will do
stenographic work for short ime at
Newton, Kan. when he vii return and
take the complete commercial course.
Hon. j. Z. Gresham and his niece.
Miss Rubie Tucker. of Burton. Kan.
We're callers at the college during the
week.
DR. George w Hass of the western
school OF eIocution and oratory gave
lecture before the students and fac
ulty Thursday morning on business
integrity and it's rewards The en-
thusiastic applause demonstrated that
all persons present most thoroughly
appreciated the doctors able address.
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in detail as prepared by the local grand
lodge committee Of arrangements:
MONDAY.
Comforting Grand Lodge degree at 8
p. m, at court house.
Regular meetings of Wichita Lodge
No. % at Peerless hall at 7:30 p. m.
TUESDAY.
AT 8 a. m. at court house.
Welcome address on behalf of city, by
Mayor l.. NJ. Cox.
Welcome address, on behalf of Lodges
%, and 271, by the Rev. David Winters.
Response by Grand Master Ed. Vince
Ter
Grand Street Parade at II, a m.
Lodges assemble at Peerless hall at
1890 a. m, escorted by Neff's band.
Free public entertainment and recep-
ton at Opera house at 7:3O p. m. sharp
WEDNESDAY.
Meeting of Peerless Lodge 21 at Peer
less hall at 80 p m
Opal Street at Opera house at 500
p. m.
Degree Of Honor ball at Zeininger hall
500 p. m.
Select knights at d. of H. room Peer
less hall I:30 p. m.
THURSDAY.
Grand Lodge sessions.
In the evening.
AT the Auditorium Grand Concert of
the Wichita Choral union of Sixty
Voices in connection with Wichita Or
chestra, presenting Parker's grand mu-
steal work, st. john.
Today. Sunday, Rev. David Winters
invites all members of the order, to at
tend divine services at the First Pres
byterian chnrch- The local lodges will
assemble at their rooms at 10 O'Clock
and repair to the church in body,
arrangements having been made to re-
ceive them there.
Program for Tuesday night at the
opera house:
Hunting Scene"
Second Regimental Band.
Speech History of the Order"
Ex-Lieut, Gov. A. p Riddle.
1.-The Smiling Dawn" Handle
Wichita Musical Club.
w. NJ. Wallace.
Duet "I.ifeS Dream is Ger"
Mr. E. B. and Mrs. Malvina Walden.
Speech Observation-Disclosures ..........
G. H. Lamb.
SOLO. DoneZettd
Miss Florence Fowler.
Speech .-..........."F FRATERNITY.
Judge c. E. Foote.
Solo-"Song of the Torsador" 1900 Bizet
w. NJ. SHAVER
Hunting Scene"-Second Regimental
band
Speech-"History of the Order"-Ex-
Lieutenant-Governo A. P. Riddle.
The Smiling Dawn"-(Handle) Wich-
tia Musical club.
Speech.-W. N. Wallace
Duet-"Life's Dream Is O'er''-Mr. E.
2. and Mrs. Malvina Walden.
SPECIFIC II. Lamb.
Solo-Miss Florence Fowler.
Speech-.Fraternity. Judge c. E.
Foote.
SoIo-"Song of the Torsador." BizeD
w NJ. Shaver.
Steroptican view and lecture-Scene
of the teachings Of the A. o. L. W. by
degrees. Team of Riverview lodge No.
294 a. O. L. w. Kansas City, Kan.
Solo-(Meyebeer) Mrs. Malvina Wal
den.
Speech-Hon. l.. F. Cain.
Dragon Flies"-(BergieD Wichita
Musical club.
Speech-Ho. G. W. Reed.
Quartet-"Good Nnight'-Mrs. Nell
lie Hobbs-Smyth, Miss Grace Hatton
and Messrs B. 3. Hull and r. II. Smyth
The piano for this occasion was kind
ly furnished by Thomas Shaw.