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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-14
ChIckasaw c. L. 5. c.

The reading class met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Webb.
The meeting was all that
could be desired. even by the
most critical.
The lesson of the great arts
and Industries embodied in the
different papers review for some
of us the routine of labratory
or dome work that characterized
cur earlier school training.
These lessons serve to awaken
within the minds of others, a
desire to stand abreast of the
thoughtful world today. They
stimulate the higher and nobler
aspirations that fill the heart of
every thoughtful progressive
woman of this nineteenth cen
tury. Who among us can read
about the great inventions of
the ages or comprehend their
application and not be better
equipped to fulfill our duty?
Who will read the touching
story of blind old Homer and
her contributions to Greek
literature and not be a more
womanlY woman?
All entered into the discus
sions of Individual and general
roll calls, table talks, etc., with
their usual degree of enthusi-
asm, which portends flattering
results in the not distant future.
For the coming week the
president announced study of
the heroic character of story
and legend belonging to primi-
tive Greece.
Among some of the many
who will respond are:
Mrs. Peyton-Priam.
Mrs. Morgan = Achilles and
Briesio.
Mrs. Biles-Penelope and her
lovers.
Mrs. Gorman-Menelaus and
Nestor.
Mrs. Cruce-Hesiod.
Mrs. Carr-Illium.
Mrs. Thompson-Odysius and
Ithica.
Mrs. Walcott-Circe.
Table talk-Philip Melanc-
thon.
General roll call-Luther and
Giradano Bruno.
Quotation-W. W. Story.
The class will meet with Mrs.
Webb Friday, 18th, inst, at
usual hours. /
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-14

LosT-A dear little child who
made home happy by its smiles.
And to think, it might have been
saved had the parents only kept in
the house One Minute Cough Cure
the infallable remedy of Group.
Frame, Green & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-14
THOSE WHO WE'D
In the chIckasaw Nation-Summary for
the Week Ending Saturday
February IS.

o. L. Parsons %. Seymour Texas;
M. o. Brownlee IS, Healdton.
NJ W. Morris 21, Emma Smith 10,
Reck.
Tom Thomas "a, Baum; Laura b.
Unsell %, Sandy.
James Davis 81, St Joe Texas; Allie
Shultz II. Elmore.
j. s. Watts 27, M. l.. Boydson IS,
Robberson.
w. T. Archer 20, Annie Alexander
10, Ardmore.
A. R. Stephenson 25, Susie Houser
10, Grady.
Redus Fletcher %, Addie Carter
IS. Chickasha.
N. NJ. Mckinney %, Renner Jack
son 1s, Tishomingo.
w. c. Henlngton 81, Raysville; ;
Mary CarreIl "a, Cumberland Hill.
John Applegate "a, Cora Houston
10, Ryan.
j. t. Adams so, Atlee; E. B. Nc
quaid %, Grady.
E. N. Martin 10, Mannsville; Par
rie Lee Lollie IS, Ravia.
VIM. Bunger &c, Bette Mcdaniel
80, Ardmore.
A. w. Wottey 81, Power, Agnes
Vamiter %, Willis.
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,. c. THOMPSON.
ATTORNEY At LAW.

Oficc over Firsi National Bank.
Ardmore, I. r.
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W. T. GARDNER. 81. d.

Caice over Coleman < Lyun's
Drug Store, Residence North Caddo
Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-14

The ARDMoREITE job department
turns out only first class work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-14

Minutes seems like hours when a
life is at stake. Group gives no time
to send for doctor, delay may mean
death. One Minute Cough Cure
gives instant relief and insures re-
covery. The only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results.
Frame, Green & Co.
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~. e. tAr1sFr. rae.rtrr-a ifaHnv
summer Hardy. SFrnusrauhcr.
GARRETT < HARDY.
ATrOhSEYS-AT-LAW.
Practice In an the Courts. Terrific.
rial, State and Federal. Special nt-
tcntion given to criminal eases.
ohice-Cp stairs IN Hardy building
Ardmorc. q. T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-14

Executor Of last viii and testament
Of Fannie r. Flow. deceased.
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G. &. POTTER, J. W. 0wNBY.
c. L. POTTER, formerly OF Paris, TX
G.. d. POTTER, u. e. THOMAS.
Of Gainesville, Texas.
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POTTER. owNBY & THOMAS,
LAWYERS,

Ardmore, T. II.
This flrm Is now located over First
National Bank. VIII do civil and
criminal practice I'm all courts in the
Indian Territory.
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National Bank. VIII do civil and
criminal practice I'm all courts in the
Indian Territory.
oRRIN NJ. REDFIELD,
NOTARY PUBLIC and
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office over Postohice,
Ardmore, I. r.
b. u. CORLEw,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
aud BUILDER.
Estimates furnished on all class Of
Buildings and lob work. Leave
orders at ,. -. Spragins & Co.
Leave orders at Roberts Bros. bar
ber shop Address Lock Box zSs.
DIR. j. w. ECHOLS,
g p E CALLS
6sHliu-UrinaT ard Rectal Diseases
PEfvArr CoNsrL-ArloS FRrr. Ifa~rutA4n
AFrHNrgoN Fw CpuEEspoNuuNcE
Room Z. over rostprice.
GAINESVILLE. TENAS
once Hours. s. O. % znd gtoL
n. &. poTrEEF. W. q. uorafAN.
PoTTERF & BOWMAN.
ATTORNEYs-Ar-LAW.
FREED CAEi.. >tcnoErarher.
oaiee-Up stairs in the Hardy
building. Ardmore Ind. Ter.
DICK & BROWN.
ATToRNEys-AT-LAw.
omce-M Masonic building. over First
National Bank, Ardmore, I. T.
Ell. BoND, stenographer.
HearT 81. Fursaau. Cl- Herbert.
FURMAN & HERBERI
ATToRNEYs-A!-LAw.
omce-Herbcrt & L sis building
Asdm1rc. 1T.
J. W. SMITH, n. H.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over city Drug store, Ard
more, 1T.
W. 7. GARDINER. 81. d.
Office over Coleman 4 Lyun's
Drug Store, Residence North Caddo
Street.
LEDBETTER & BLEDsoE,
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAw.
OrFIcE:-In Lcdbettor * BIedsoe
Building, Nan Street
-. e. GAr1esr CaE.atsrs ifsnnv
summer Hardy. s5cuozraphcr.
GARRETT < HARDY.
ATTOhNEYS-AT-LAw.
Practice In aiI the Courts. Terrific.
rial, State and Federal. Special at-
tcntion given to criminal eases.
omce-Cp stairs IN Hardy building
Arcmorc, j.
A, g, Crgee- Clarence, d. Douglas
CRUCE s DOUGLAS.
ATTORNEYS AZ LAW.
omce: Johnson, Cruce * Cruce
Building, Ardriore, I. T.
C. d. EENDEIcE. J. q. GEAuAM.
KENDRICK * GRAHAM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Office over Kearncv * wvse
7. ;. BOOTH, n. u.
Office over Coleman & Iynn's
Drug Store. Reldcrce West sIa.n
Street.
Dr. j. D. HODGE.
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FoUND-A ladies kid glove.
Apply at the ARDMOREITE office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
SCHOOL Athletes TO MEET
High school Students to Test Their Power
Next Saturday.

Next Saturday afternoon the Wichita
High School Athletic association will
contest for physical proves. at o'clock
at the fair grounds. The events war
rant IN interesting exhibition, and it
viii be free to all. The following officials
of the meet have been selected:
Referee, Mr.. Bliss. Judges, F1oy
Casad. William Price, Claude Larimer.
Timekeepers, DR.. Fred S. johnson, ].
StauInagle. Clerk OF the course, ]. Ell
mer Reese.
Mile run-Garver, Burrows, Stanley,
Herman, Charles. Keegan.
Broad jump-Rogers, Baldwin, Gard
ner, Mallory, Stoutemyer.
Two hundred and twenty dash-Tuck-
er. Hyde, Stark, Elder. Hatton, G. Alex
ander. L. Alexander, McKibben, Smith
Shot put-Brooks. Clyde Smyser, E.
Alexander, L. Alexander, G. Alexander
One hundred ana twenty hurdles
Whitlock, Hyde, Stoutemyer, Rogers
Cleve Smyser, L. Alexander, Clyde
Smyser, G. Alexander.
Pole vSult-Jocelyn, L. Alexander,
Mckee, Burrows McKibben
One hundred yards DASH. =. Alex
srder, Elder. Rogers, Stark, Smith,
Tucker, G.. Alexander, Clyde Smyser,
Hatton. L. Alexander. Israel.
Hslf-mile run-Israei, Schoilenberger,
Mussleman. Hatton. Charles. Jocelyn.
High jump-Whiciock. Hyde, E. Alex
ande,, Burrows, Stoutemyer.
Hammer tnrow-E Alexander Franks
Cleye Smyser, G.. Alexander.
Quarter-mile ruRSStoutenyer Schol-
lenberger. Israel. Keegan, Campbell, z.
Alexander, Jocelyn.
Sophomores and Freshmsn's bicycle
race. .one-nalf mile-Ault. Maxwell.
Sims. Taylor, Gardner. Joceiyn, Stout.
Brown. Richards.
One mile open. bicycle race-Keegsn,
Clyde Sn7yser. Baldwin.
Relay race, Seniors and Sopolmores
vs.. Juniors and Fresamen-F(eshmen
Ault, Green. Harrison. Herman; Sopho-
mOres: Charles. Is,aei, Elder. McKfo-
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Compromf.e on sunday Rsef.r.

Chicago. Oct- 2s.-Sundsy racing. which
has rent in twain the eastern AMI west
81 realms q the League % American
W5eeimsn. may oe enectuaEy dIzo ,seI
OF 10 the satisfaction 81 ali dlsDutants
IL President b Poster-s idea Is !Idors-
e a. the rex national assembly.
TIE resolution is in TIE nature o, a
compromise by which ne national o.
sanization viii 20 OF record enp,ls,!-
czily aEaiaz Sunday racing. which
should 10, in any way De sanctioned a.
the national racing meets. Dis.-sct %
ton. hyxevsr. which <as a. earnestly
o5nten6ed for ~ the Pacific coast con
ttngea: before us secession EogiS D
IN practical force. allowing the territory
in charge 81 each nesn5s- = ;ae Ia
ti7nsi boa-i 20 eXers iccai op;Asn -
securing tae consent 0, tat tergitory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
COL. WALKER Is HERE
Has Encouraging Words for Port Arthu
and Sabine Pass Texas.

Has Encouraging words for foft Aftno
and Sabine Pass Texas
Colonel r. L. Walker arrived in the
city yesterday, and when seen by an
Eagle reporter he was looking the pic
tpre of health. ELI said: 1.-The doctors
tried to make out that had the diabetes
but after events proved that they were
correct in their diagnoses. l was pref
ty sick man for while, but am now all
right"
Mr.. Walker is a great believer In Port
Arthur and Sabine Pass and said that
the report Of the storm there was vastly
over-estimated Mr. Stiilwell, the presi-
dent of the Pittsburg and Gulf railroad,
said Col. Walker, is a man of no ordin-
airy ability, and, in my opinion, he isSone
of the coming great men of this country.
He has shown by his push and determin-
alton OF the road of which he is the head
that after he makes up his mind no obs
tacles can prevent him from carrying
them to a successful conclusion. The
road runs through a very fine country,
and terminates at the best harbor on the
gulf.
Mr.. De Queen,a Hollander and one of
the most intelligent and determined and
men 1 have ever met has
laid down certain lines and calculations
about the road and canal, and despite
cyclones, hard blows and injunctions.
the plans will be finished as al first pro-
posed.
How about politics?" querfed the re-
porter.
"Well, sir. the sentiment seems to be
growing for Billie Edwards for COVER
nor"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
FOR AN EXCURSION TO EUROPE
Postum Cereal Company Makes Easy
Terms for Expenses.

Postum Cereal Company MAKES Easy
Terms for Expenses.
And now comes the Postum Cereal
company with a scheme whereby they
propose 20 conduct a line Of European
excursions Parties desiring to go can
arrange TO commence at once paying in
to the company in monthly instalinents
until the expense OF the trip is covered.
The company will furnish two of the
largest ocean steamers that will go to-
gether-make slow time in order that
the passengers may get the rest intended
in sail. A French teacher will also be
furnished so that one can learn enough
to be able 10 make their orders for hacks
hotels, meals. etc. Bicycles taken free.
Guides furnished. Every possible thing
that Can be done to make the trip sue
cess. No money will be spared. The
company has already expended large
sums OF money 10 perfect the scheme. To
learn all about ii. write them on a postal
card, requesting one of their books, illus
trated, filed with beautiful photographs
of the different points which the excur-
sionists will visit, and which will give
you full particulars regarding the trip
The book of pictures is real gem. Ad-
dress Postum Cereal Company, Battle
Creek, Michigan.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

Mr.. viii L. Greenleaf, the impersonat-
or. has been secured by the faculty Of
the Lewis academy for an entertainment
10 be given tonight in the academy au-
ditorium for the benefit of the academy
library. Mr. Greenleaf has become fam
Gus by his wonderful facial expressions
and magnificent voice. There is no doubt
that the entertainment will be a pleasing
success, full Of hunlor and yet pathetic.
Mr.. Greenleaf IL spoken of as follows:
His Improvisation of BIZ Nye is
just Ike Nye himself. only funnier. His
readings were fine."-Dramatic Star.
Oct, 1895.
VERY entertaining. He sue
ceeded admirably in bringing out the wit
Of Bill Nye's Toothmaker's Shop and
kept the audience in the best OF humor
The entertainment was an enjoyable one
-Oskaloosa Herald. March II, 1897.
mfr. Greenleafs selections from Rip
Van Wrinkle were so faultiessly render
ed as TO make one feel certain that were
the master of that play but a young man
he must certainly have given those lines
in just such a way. The facial express
sions, too, were finNsomething marv-
elous- Iowa State Register. Jan 10.
tn EAMERICAN GIRL"
The Sharpiey Lyceum Theatre COM
pany presented THE American Girl to
q good house last night. this being their
first performance of this play. Mr. J.
Fl. Nicholson, a. the tavern keeper. and
later the sheriff, was very good and
original. Mr. VIII j. Madden, in his
''rubberneck" speciality. captured the
house. At tonight's performance
Camille" viii be presented. There will
be matinee. The price OF admission
will be 10 cents to all parts Of the
house. On Saturday night the company
will close their engagement here, on
which occasion the bicycle will be given
AWAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
WOULDN'T GO OFF
GREECE DISCOVERS A SCAMP LOT
OF WAR MATERIAL.

Athens. Oct 2S.-A profound sensation
has been caused by a naval scandal OF
formidable dimensions. II has just been
ascertained that all the cartridges fitted
to the ,orpedoes during the war between
Greece and Turkey were not provided
with percussion caps and Illuminating
mercury. Hence If the torpedoes had
been wanted they would have been per-
fectly harmless.
The committee OF investigation which
was appointed 20 inquire into the matter
has already decided that two officers.
RaStopoulo and Anascasia, must De tried
by court martial on the charge OF culpa-
bic negligence.
The and-dynastic newspapers are max
ing violent attacks upon Prince George
Of Greece, who was commander of the
torpedo flotina. The prince. who was
great favoriee with the masses previous
to the war. is deeply affected by these
attacks.
The Asty observes that the scandal
surpasses anything that could be mag
ined, adding that Prince George emerges
from IL with diminished prestige.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
CIrYIN BRIEF.

Mr.. John Ratcliff of Cheney spent yes
terday in the city.
DR.. S. ]. Guy of Winfield was at the
Carey hotel yesterday.
Miss Lucia Shadduck Of Hutchinson
is visiting Mrs. Wildin.
| Mrs Merritt Of Winfield was a sight
seer in the city yesterday.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor A. ]. Felt Of
Atchison is IN the city.
Mr.. c. V. Ferguson has returned from
a short business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Fred Aleycame in from short
business trip to Kansas City last night.
Mr. H. W. Vert and wife of Ponca City
| o. T., are stopping at the Manhattan.
| Mrs B. B. Herndon returned yester-
day from three weeks trip to Hutchin-
SON.
Mr.. S. L. Maxwell, agent Of the evils
Fargo, went TO Arkansas City last even
ing.
Mr.. Fred Mclean Of Conway Springs
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
on an extended visit in Kansas City and
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Miller and child of
South Haven were visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Byers. manager OF the Win
field opera house, is visiting in the city
for a few days.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wallace, an attorney OF
Kingman, was in the city for a few
hours yesterday.
Hon. A P Riddle came in from Min
neapolis yeste-Ga 10 attend the A. o.
L. w. convention.
Mr.. W. A. Ayres and o. H. Bentley
went to Valley Center last night to en-
gage in a legal battle there today.
Mr. W. G. Knittle, travelling passenger
the Frisco for st. Louis yesterday.
Mr. F. NJ Bonebrake, one Of Topeka's
prominent business men. is in the city
10 attend the State Bankers annual meet
ing.
Mr.. F. z. Perkins. an old Wichita boy.
arrived IN rhe city yesterday from S..
Louis.
Mr. c. ". Robinson, vice president OF
The First National hank OF Winfield, is
in the city attending the bankers con-
vention.
Caman's Military hand, before leaving
for their homes in Winfield, serenaded
the genial agent OF the Santa Fe, Mr.. L.
R Delaney.
Mr. W. F. ElHs and H. B. Church, the
owners OF the new Wichita Stree; Car |
company. arrived in the city last evening |
from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Asp passed |
through the city last evening on their I!
way home 10 Guthrie from three weeks /
trip in the east
Mr.. E ID. Kimball arrived home las: /
evening from Council Grove. where he 4
has been for the past week attending 70
some business matters
B. F. Glasier. a leading merchant OF
Meilcine Lodge. is visiting h;s parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Love OF North Marke-
street, during the A. o. L. ". entertain
ment-
The revival meeting a; chs First VI. E
church continues 20 draw large number
Of people nightly. The meetings are ex-
tremsly Interesting and much good e ne
result. Mr.. Maxwsils singing Is one os
the attractive features OF tie revival,
Mr.. ". 7. Walker Of Chicago. Is in
for the benefit ot 2ss hesISn- He
s also looking around and IN the even:
u running up against Favorable bust
less opportunity may become citizen
gain Mr.. Walker says nat there are
'er Wichitas and from vhat he sees and
an learn Of business prospects and prop
.rty values. ne would rather PIT money
n Wichita realities than n Chicago prop
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
JHE WEATHER



Lscsl fssecac - wlcA.,a ard vein
i;y: FFiszy sE8 Saturday 9sE AM
Esrmer-
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Temperature Eas s.. sae i0ze., =. AM
me uasn s.. xl.H c-asr4az sestas-. es.8
n tae m7rning. 51t zs-usnz up 10 tie
1fie-7oon- witb fresI n3r-1ze- - g.zss
5orth Tins~ an1 alza 5ara-re-sr.
TIE "a -ais 11z-a sac svs-srs ten
peTsFsre nss 5eea
pr M ar niss years tss sre-axs
ts-npsTstsrs fer ne -.1a-a = O'e;oosr
hss seen s.. sat - 80 ssza asy -
FRED l. JOHNSON OBSERVER
WaFeiazfr1. -oct = - a7s-sst ~
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CkssA1aaz sns In9llz Tsres-a-y
F'r-2ay. saxssY saT=ssTs as-la Ssz1s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
ARMY AND NAVY UNION
Secret Session at the Morning Meeting
With More Sensations Brewing

Kansas City. Oct. 2s.-This morning
session OF the eighth annual meeting Of
the Army and Navy Union Of the United
States was held in secre.. Two police
men barred the doors leading 10 the
meeting room. and not only were report
ers refused admitcance. but no one was
permitted 20 leave the room. Aside from
the knowledge that considerable speech
making was going on, no linking OF the
nature OF the proceedings could be had
up 20 noon.
The summary disn1ss s7l at yesterday
afternoons session OF Past National
Commander ]. B. Morton and the dlsh1n-
o-dble discharge OF Daniel a. brennan
had. * was said. not closed that inciden:
with the first days adjournment. Ru-
n1Ors Of further sensations were rife.
The program for today. mapped out
yesterday, included The presentation by
Colonel E. B. Davis % Omaha OF his ulu-
tual aid insurance plan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29

Kansas. I have no difficulty in my busi-
ness, its the other fellows who are walk
ing the floor. 1 don't think shere is any
pciitcs in il"
The organization then selected Well
ington as the next meeting place and
elected the following Officers:
P. A. Rohrbaugh. president, Wichita;
A. G. Forney. vice president, Belle
Paine; and passed resolution asking
the lodge at Wellington to select some
one from the, number as secretary and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
"IHE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
OUR SsVI0UR TN IpTu

Cost over 10000 10 publish. Nearly 80
iuA-paSe engrSviEsS from the worlds
great paintings. showing the great mas
ters' IDEAS Of our Saviour. Agents taking
from three 10 twenty orders daily. The
eook is so beautiful that when people See
II they want I. Presses running night ana
day, the sale Is 50 great FIRST
GLANCE AT THE PICTY-PES
BROUGHT TEARS To MY FYES %
ORDERS FIRST DAY. CLEARED SO
FIRST WEEKS WORK WITH THIS
BOOK. . Boyd. a DREAM NF
LONELINESS rs ORDERS FIRST
WEEK B. Ward MOST REAT-TTFT-T.
BOOK EVER SAW. - ORDERS FIRST
THREE .DAYS''-Alena Farr. II on
pERS FIRST TEN DAYS WORK =
J. o. Bewsn. The most beautiful book for
Birthday or Christmas gift ever published
81 per cent commission 10 canVssssrg
agents. Man or woman OF coed church
standing can secure position as Manager
and State Correspondent 10 devote ali
their time 10 correspondence. Good salary
TO such person we'll qualified Address
\. P. T. ELDER. Publisher. rs Michigan
Avenue, Chicago. IL l0-2s-lot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
Is A CKACk.A-JAcK BAND

Winfield Al asiciaos serenade Cash 6ender-
sons store.
The Winfield band that came up for
the A. Q. U. W. celebration is cracker
jack musical organization. Not many
times has finer band music ever been
heard in Wichita than the boys played
yesterday in eerenading Cash Hender-
son at Mr.. Henderson's big establishment
on North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
LUErGERr SHAKES VINCENT
Retains Different Attorney to Conpuct HI
Secoud Trial


Chicago, Oct. 2s.-There Is a strong
probability that ex-Judge Vincent will
not appear as counsel for Adolph l..
Luetgert in his second trial. which is
scheduled for next week. Luetgert sent
for ex-As.stsnt States Attorney Ram
say today TO consult with him relative
70 taking charge of the new trial. A
very heated CONVEX ation, ii is said,
took place between the big sausage
maker and his counsel al the Jail yes
te-iay. Ex-Judge Vincent urged Luet-
CERT TO a gree 10 a reasonable continu-
ance OF the case, but ne was obdurate.
Mr.. Vincent then told Luetgert that he
had neglected mis- own business for three
to try the case and he now pro-
posed 10 have little time for himself.
Luetgert became very angry and sent
for Attorney Ramsay today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
WOLF DRIVEN BY HUNGER
Attacks a Party or Children In the City of
LATTE Rock. Ark

Lietle Rock, Ark. Oct 2s- Awolt was
killed on one OF the principal streets q
Little Rock today. just as Il vas a5ou.
20 attack a party OF children playing OF
Arch street The animal. enoOIdened by
hunger. mad come on % he sxamps
so1ttl Of the city. 4 negro named Tom
johnson sar tae animal aoou- % attack
ne children and. securing a gun. quickly
.yifiad II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
WALCOTT GOES TO PARIS
Hoping to Secure Assent 70 New timetable
sProposes

London, Oct. Ex-senator Wolcott Of
Colorado. chairman of the United States
monetary commission, has gone TO
Paris in the hope of prevailing upon the
French government to agree 10 a fresh
blmetallic proposal. II is believed here,
however. that the government of France
will not do anything further in the mat
fer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

TIE ladies % the Central Church %
Christ viii give luncheon a, the church
corner II Second and Marks; stress. IRIS
afternoon from 70 O'Clock All friends
both ladies' and gentlemen ara invited
70 cone ana have a good social sine
Ms Addie KenzZa. secretary.