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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-18
Blanche X. Bruce.

WASHINGTON, IL Marca.-
Umarl tutaj B. K. Brunce, re-
gjstrator W ministerstwie skar'
bu, urodzony 1S41 r. we Vir'
ginii z rodzic6w pochodzenia
afryka6skiego. Pomimo ze u
rodzi} sic niewolnikiem, otrzy'
NAL staranne wychowanie i 20
sta} oko}o r. 1870 dyrektorem
szkoly. VI. 1875 obrano 90
senatorem zwiszkowym. W 6
lat p6zniej mianowal 60 pre-.
zydent Garfield registratorem
W ministerstwie skarbu. Uwa.
zano 60 og6lnie "a najznako
mitszego przedstawiciela rssy
murzy1skiej.
Dr0bne wiadomOsci.
John S. Fear, auditor
miejski W Burlington, Ia,
przepad} bez wiesci, zostawiw.
sly W kasie $4,000 deticytu.
- W pociagu kolejowym
miedzy Williamsport a 1.-Two
ma, zgins}a poselka pocztowa,
W kt6rej znajdowa}o sic $1,000
W banknotach i czekach.
- Rzeka Saginaw, Wash,
wystapila z brzeg6w. Miesz'
ka6cy ucieklj z dolin, kt6re
utworzyly olbrzymie jezioro.
- Parowiec alameda"
idscy 2 Australia do San Fran.
cisco, ma ma pokladzie 3 i pol
miliona dolar6w W zlocie. Ia.
kiei ilosci zlota ME przewozono
dotychczas nigdy ma jednym
okrecle.
- John P. Crum udaje sic
do Alaski W charakterze ko.
misarza departamentu poczty.
Bedzie W Alasce ustanawia}
stacye pocztowe i mianowa4
urzednikow.
Poszukiwacze z}ota mad
rzeks Klondike So ma diva lata
zaopatrzeni W zywnost.
Powietrze W Dawson Ci-
ty jest 1agodre. Skutkiem roz'
top6w So drogi trudne do prze.
bycia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
R0HRBAUGH AFTER HART
How tbs Miller Case Ia Regarded in
Topeka.

a dispatch from Topeka saysP:
p A. Ron-b1ugh a Wichita attorney,
threatens 20 prosecute Superintendent
Hart OF the state reform school for cruel
y to children, or at least that is what he
told Ex-Governor LewellinS.
Rohrbansh's grievance is based on the
story of J.. J. Miller, the boy who ran
away from the reform school, and who
reached his home at Wichita after be-
Ing four days on the road Rohrbaugh
was a friend Of the Miller family. and
Ehe boys stories Of cruelty on the part
Of Superintendent Hart and some of the
attendants aroused him. lie made a COM
PANT to the Wichita Humane s3c.ety, and
also wrc = to Governor Leedy. asking
that Hart be compelled to resign
The tone of Rohrbaugh's letter made
Governor Leedy angry and he replied that
81 ne WAS convinced that Hart was as
cruel as Rohrbaush intimsted he would
not allow him 10 resign. but would fire
MIN instead I.aady further said #
FohrhauSh had evidence Of Hart's cruelty
q was his CRohrbsugh's) duty TO see that
.le was prosecuted.
Upon receipt of this letter Rohrbaugh
told Lew-iling that if the Humane society
did ROT bring acton against Hart h
would 90 50 himself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

Trigg returned homo yesterday morning
from Topeka.
J. b Kerfoot arrived from Kansas City
yesterday and Will De a guest OF the Man
haitian today.
Mrs. Creel Of Kansas city. are tie guests
Of Mrs. Srnyth.
Mr.. Ed Shinn OF 7fiue-ton. Kansas, was
in tbs city yesterday attending to sons
business matters
Senator A. .. Forn-y OF Belle PLANE
was ia he city yesterday. attending the
Frate-nal AID picnic
Mr. A z. Helm returned home yes-er-
day morning from Topeka where he aided
Fellows for Wichita
Mr. Walter BoI.e !et; yesterday for Ok
lahoma city. where 10 has secured a POSI-
ton with the Santa Fe.
Judge ) Dean Of Marion was in he
city yesterday attending 20 some Legal
business ana calling on t-ien6s
Dr. Horne-. a former resident Of THIS
city and nox located at BiacsSeA Okla
bona, was IN the CITY yesterday.
Mr. aai Mrs. Harry 2.li w;li leave Mon
day for To-t Worth. Texas. where they
have = three weeks engagement
M-. " a Ayers returned hoine y=s;s--
day morning from Topeka where ne was
= delegate 70 -ele Grand Lodge / . o. ,
NJ s. < Ash5auEh wen; 20 avllsy Ceu-
Ter asst night xne-s &c addressed 4 large
and enthusiastic crowd OF Republicans
Ms J & Y5sug hss gone . Ps0so1-g.
p z--s-e So vi visit 80 several zeeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
JOHN ADAMS.
$4,000
SREPUBIICAN CANDIDATE FOR
OF LEGISLATURE
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
GEORGE FOSTER DEAD



A man died in the City hospital on
Tnursday night. II is the same gentle
man MO VAS taken in charge by the po-
Ice on las Monday He was in a half
starved condition when found He was
probably s. years of age Who he is
a. where he is from may be a mystery
which viii never Doe unfolded. His mind
was practically gone when he was taken
!ntp the hospital. There were a number
OF addresses found on papers in his pos
session but SD far none of them have
been heord from. Enough several f-ater-
nal organizations nave written and wired
them. I, seems to he the opinion OF those
conne-te4 vi-l the case that s1is name is
George Foster.
Last Monday afternoon he met Rlat
Dawson oo the corner Of Oak and Law
renee. re told aim he was without money!
cr frieaGS and rhac he was hungry. Uncle
Sans messenger save him 50 cents He
told him ,la- he c1ald set - Newton
- The quarter as thc brakeman would
leJ MN ride. and frsm ;ae-e 80 could
e-s.ly got 80 his home IN Kansas CITY.
lie said taa- his Wife ans daughter re-
sided there or Waiou. street Toe st-aa-
ger told NJ. Dawson :ta, he had been
q Hot Springs. Arkansas tor the ASTHMA.
Later in The afternoon be was taken 10
tie hospital oy .he police wrs-e ne grad
uslly failed SIS mind wandered most
o. the ,.me. bug when addressed as Eos
&C. ne would always open his ewes watch
led me attendants Re rank ,hat wss ms
name.
The police % Kansas cry save been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
CITY IN BRIEF

Don't fan 10 register Only two weeks
LEFT
Mr.. c. W. Bar Of Andover. was here
yesterday.
Today is regular monthly pay day with
the Santa Fe boys.
Mr. ". H. McKnighss Of Newton was
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Scott OF Goddard, was IN the
city yesterday shopping.
Mr.. T. b. Wall went 10 Valley Center
last night on business.
Mr.. L. A. Knittle Of Derby. was shop
ping here yesterday.
Mr. c. NJ Reed left last night for Celd-
we'll On official business.
Miss Helen Mcclellan Of Pond Creek, is
visiting Miss Grace Calnon-
Mr.. Poy Kramer returned home last
night from Davenport. Iowa
Mr.. c. w. Fisher otNewton. was bust
ness visitor here Yesterday.
Mr. Kroener fArkansas City, an old
time Wichita boy. is in the city
Lieutenant Hume went out 90 Clear
water last night TO spend few days.
Mr.. z. W. Rosenthal of Goddard. was In
the city for few hours yesterday.
Mr.. D. T. Dunbar is home from very
pleasant trip 10 the Omaha exposition.
Colonel H. G .Toler returned home yes
terday from a business trip to Omaha
Mr.. w. G. Copper of Goshen. Va, is In
the city looking after some business In
terests.
Mss Esther Nixon, who has been visit
ing in Chicago and ST Louis has re-
turned
Mr.. O. E Ruckle Of Andover. wac at
tending 20 some personal business here
yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
RAISED RIGHT HERE
Finest of Cotton Grown in
Outer Part of Wichita.
CULTIVATION OF PLANT
May Become an Extensive
Industry in Kansas.

Mrs. C. g. Van Noy, Of No. 1914 Austin
avenue. raised the finest cotton in Kan
sas this year. undoubtedly. On little
patch at the home this spring she put
In few plants and raised enough OF the
white. fluffy product 20 pad comfort
Few people in Kansas sleep under Kansas
cotton. bur this is what Is being done at
the Van Noy home.
Mr.. Van Noy was raised n the south
and in the northern part Of Texas saw
and learned all about cotton, its quality
in lint and wsiiteness and yield, and he
said yesterday that he had never seen
1frer cotton than that raised right here
n Wichita He says the cotton Mrs. Van
hoy raised would be graded No. I. He
never saw il exceeded in point OF lint or
whiteness The b61ls are very large and
fire.
He thinks this experiment is a refutation
OF the charge ne heard before coming to
kansas-t5at one could raise nothing here
-buc grasshoppers and children.
The planting Of the cotton was largely
accidental Some Of the children found
some cotton seed near a railroad track,
and not knowing what il vas. brought it
home. Mrs. Van Noy explained 20 them
that II was cotton seed and planted it 70
let them see now the soft, white product
grew.
Il Will be remembered that last year
the Santa Fe proposed 20 snip a car load
Of cotton seed from Oklahoma and LEI
fhe Kansas farmers hereabout experiment
with II. For some reason the plan fell
through, but after t'le Van Noy expert
mant il is not entirely unlikely THAI next
spring a trial on a large scale VII be
carried Dat in Sadgwick county.
Cotton is raised in southeastern Kan
sas with success It can certainly be
raised here. All that is lacking appar-
entity is the inclination.
The hum Of cotton gin in Wichita
would be strange. but 1t is not without
the range of future possibilities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
CHARGE OF THEFT
Didn't Damaged. K Martain's
Reputation.
CASE FROM EUREKA
Appellate Court Rapidly Dis
poses of Business.

The present session % the appellate
court Is dispensing with the docket with
unusual CELEBRITY. Quite a DIST was pass
ed yesterday. One Of the unusual cases
was one from Greenwood county, in which
c X Martin sued j. Malone for 5000
damage because Malone had Martin ar
rested near Eureka on the charge Of
stealing q brindle COW AID brind!e calf
IN May of 1895.
Malone had Martin arrested and tried
before Justice G. L Mitchell for stealing
The cow and calf Martin was cleared
Ind then turned around and sued Malone
for s5.0SJ IS damage 10 his reputation, ard
go1 judgment The appellate court here
dismissed the suit Oh the ground that
mar " no didn't have reputation enough
To give $500 bond FOR appearance in a
jrstice court could hardly be damaged
5000 in reputation
The following cases were disposed OF:
s. Robinneit director school district No.
81. vs. school district No. So.
Irwin Strstton. judge, etc, VS.. safe OF
Kansas. Certified 20 the supreme court.
These two cases were brought upon pro-
ceedings in error upon mandamus IN
the district court, the court holding tnat
the Kansas court of appeals has no ap-
pelate jurisdiction In cases Of mandamus.
Wellington National Bank W.. z. J.
Wright Dismissed.
Fourth National Bank Of Wichita VS..
]. w Cook Dismissed
Edward z. Barton, ct al, VS.. w. M
Pendleton.
Board of Education Of wellington VS..
NJ D. Geino. Submitted
". T. Greer, ct, al, vs. Richard Poole.
Submitted
J. w Green vs.. Board County Commits
sioners Kingman county. Dismissed
Horace Bacon VS.. Aaron Wolf ct 81.
rnirr,,.crnd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

+he circle VIII be grateful for edfbles
and fruits which may be left az Garfield
hall any time today. The volunteers or
today are rs courag eous as any the world
ever saw. They did their duty as well as
any. and Il IS TO be hoped that this in
vitation will be accepted by a large ma
jority Of those who thus receive Il and
the young soldiers made to feel that
Wichita IS proud OF them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

Beltman Todd Grocer Co.. VS.. Samuel
Bishop. Submitted
St L, X. and S. w. Rid Co. vs. ]. A.
Hammers. Continued
81. l. and 5. Z. Ry. Co.. Va A Kinrnan.
Submitted.
Carry Berry. VS., Albert Berry. ct al.
Submitted.
W ". Robins VS.. Barton BroA Sub
bitted
y Frankhauser vs. J. De Witt ., al.
Submitted
College Hnl Investment company vs..
/ Perkins. Dismissed.
J. ". Green vs. c. R I. and P. Ry. Co.
Submitted
Abraham Conrad IS. John H sacket,.
Submitted.
J. Z. Rosse vs.. Board County Commis-
sioaers. Greenwood. Submitted
J. ". eYager vs. F-s; National Bank,
Winfield Dismissed
Stoddard Mortgage Co. vs. Columbia
Mortgage Co Submitted o. mo-on.
The following attorneys were present
from aoroad; 9 ". Cooper. Omaha; J.
2 Lydeckev and P. 3. Gllet;. Kingmha-
Geo. Y. Allison and Frank o Jchnson,
Mcpherson. and J D. Mcfarland q En-
pcr-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

HI HENRY'S BIG CITY MINSTRELS.
Mr. Hi Henry. ore az the most success
fll minstrel managers OF TIE day. VIII
present his new. Np-.o date minstrel a.
traction a. ,he Crawford Grand OF Tues
day. October r. and II glowing endorse
men. from The hes, journals OF the lead
Ing cities 80 Tor anything. this attraction
Is among The foremost ON is Lre. A
long. varied program ~ newest novelties
introduces the best brl gh;lights Of min
suelsy. Their swell TaUy-Ho parade and
military band Of so pieces are sad 20
eclipse anything Yet offered in the min
s-rel lire The Springfield No. Daily
Leader-Dzmocrat. October $. SAYS:
Last nigh. a Iarge audience ot de-
Echtsd people were out a the BALDWIN
70 see and hea- II. lIenrv's Ministries.
TIE company Mas fu}y Up 10 expecta-
lions and save q clean. rovei and ibor-
ou-h,y enjoyable entertainment L :
by Ear the oes; show ~ the k.ri thet
has coma 10 Springfield IN many sea-
sons ard while retaining al 1'ie fun
provoking pr0c'iviliss o. tie modern
Minstrel entertainment. Vita songs.
Jokes etc ,here was notably an AZ
}es-s Jhst ara usually features TIE
fokes we're new and the playing refined.
The musical features ware way above che
average from the ove-;vres hy re hand
ana orchestra 20 tne solos and choruses
oy cAe COMPANY
The settings and costumes were faa-
;Ires. especially the frSt part. Vhica vas
al -xsct repro tuet.on q the deck OF ne
F.ags2ip Brooklyn. Win ne company in
TIE dress % sailors. The novel s25
beauty OF ;ais ELECTED hearty applause
from ytle audience WHO We're quick % see
- tlmely features. Iii Henry IN a1sco--
mex so.os IVES eNce.isarand IRE sane can
be SAID OF every one who took part n the
performances. Thls afternoon trey gave a
Tnatinee 20 a crowded house and tonight
VIII close their engagement"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
Makes People Well.

The one true specific for diseases arising
from adebilitated nervous system IS Paines
celery compound, so generally prescribed
by physicians. Il is probably the most re-
marka BILE remed Y that the scientific research
of this country has produced. Prof. Edward
Z Phelps. NJ. D.. L. l.. D., of Dartmouth
college first prescribed wha; is row known
the world over az painc's celery compound.
a positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousness.
liver complaint. neuralgia. rheumatism. all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
THEATRE FOR OCTOBER
There Will BE several Good Attrac-
lions Here

The following are the attractions 70
this month al the Crawford Grand:
Hi Henry Minstreis, Oct. IS.
hostel in Hamlet, Oct. 10.
Gay Rnea, repertoire, Oct. 20, q, %.
Rev Thomas Dixon, Jr., Oct. "a.
Herman. the Magician, Oct. %.
Hoyt's Bunch Of Keys, Oct. p.
Uncle Toms Cabin, Oct %.
Hovt's Texas Steer. Oct. 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
DOG KILLED BY A TRAIN
uissouri Pacific Passenger Cuts Il
Dog TO Pieces

YESTERDAY about noon a dog was killed
h the east bound Missouri Pacific pas
senEer twain AZ the corner of Cenrrai and
Wichita streets. The dog ran in front Of
The train and was CUT TO pieces. His head
was mansled. legs cut of and several
deep cuts were received in the body.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by the wichita Abstract and

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company n VI DUBOIS. Abstract
or. Court House Phone 2a2)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
A. G. MuIvany 20 Henry 9. Lenne
bur. lots a and :. blk 7. Goddard; z
Ezra Bourne 20 H J. Harding, lots
4 and AZ. Central ave. Meads add AZ
QUPT-CLAIM DEEDS.
]. NJ winans 20 0. p. She.lenberg-r.
lots g. and g Euclid ave. blk ,
Allen and Smiths @dd..........-.-... 4
John c.. S.effe 70 J. 7. Robertson,
so a lot J. sec u-S-le. and n
lot Q sec u-zs-1e..-.-.-.--......
Cora p Freeman to Fidelity Land
Co Iots and 4. J0hnson's SID OF
LawTe 1lce ---------.---. ------------
Forest Clty DRY Pressed Brick 60. 20
John o s:.1e. 10 4 lot l. sec
William aia03s Eson % John @. Stsf-
aract abol; a N iot =. sec u-1s-Ie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
HAVE YOU A SON. BROTHER.

husband Or Lover IN me Army or Navy
Mail him today a 25c usckaCe 81 Aser' :
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march, walk or stand need q. L cures
aching. tired. sore. swollen. sweating feet
end makes hot tigh- ur rev shoes easy
Feet cant Blister. 60 sore or CS.41gS
where Aliens Foot-Ease Is used. 1000
testimonials. AL druggists and shoe stores
sell It, sc Sample sent FREE. Address
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
RECEPTION TO YOUNG SOLDIERS
yaaquct for the Eolunteet- TO he
Esisr.n AZ &. stfi Ii, t.aIt-

The ladies o. the Caroline Harrison Cir
Gle 6. A. r. WI give a oanqg=, al aG--
1asld +lan tonisr; IN honor ~ ,oe volur-
seers o. %. who are hora- ou 81 cu-,ougG-
Other cities have honored tasir sons who
offered their lives upoa du.y's altar and
Wichita : 6u; keeping pace in his IL
saance- There MI oe 10 charge for any
thing on this occasion. and he ladies' %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
FLAMBEAU CLUB ELECT OFFICERS
All OF Them are Ardent Young Re-
nubltcaas

The Stanley Flabeau club elected off,
Gers for the ensuing year last night. The
club has been recruited and now has a
large membership. all OF whom are ardent
young voters. who are for Mr.. Stanley
for governor. The officers chosen were:
Captain Mr.. Claude Smith; first lieutan-
anc. John Beard; second lieutenant. Mr.,
Bruce Swinford; color bearer. Mr.. VI. II.
Burt; secretary and treasurer, Paul
Brown Professor Isiey made an address
10 the club which was fur OF patriotism
and was recsived with cheers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
Why
We Don't
Quote Prices
There are four reasons

There are four reasons
To emphasize the claim thar ours 10 No
Job lot house.
For the benent Of our customers.
For our own b>neiL
To avoid posting our compectton-
Wholesalers occasionally Kek a lot or
goods on hand which they car poor sol
ers," which. in fact are OF inferior quail
ity and not wanted by the consumer at
any price when they know ehe quality.
Some dealers buy them AZ what they
choose TO call "snap prices." We never
make an offer for such Eoods-dont want
them at any priee
Occasionally soma wholesaler quotes ~
a special low price on first quality goods.
provided We will take a certain large
quantity for cash We invariably give
our customers the benefit OF such discounts
by selling them tho goods for sess Jhan
Others could sell the same quality.
II we should quote our Drices. other.
would make ohs sszns quotations. BIZ sub
stitute an inferior quality.
TIE reader may have noticed the sarne-
ness Of prics quotations. We hAvs. and
when We buy Tor lsss tran others. OF an
eItenz'vs cash deal. We don't choose 20
post our competitors on our business
Transactions. bot profit ~ giving
our patrons c7be benefit and aern0nstrats
70 them ts1at We car ard 20 save them
money on fresh. hrEt-c1sss goods.
Our steadily Increasing business CON
vinces us that our plan q doing business
meets with public approval
40 jOe-lot. inferior stun but HiEhss
Quality Goods and every zr,iels sod 90
n. many -ssiss small Droas plaza. = cur
motto.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

the Martha Washington home The build
ing in the interior is being entirely re-
modelled and renovated. The proprietors
expect that it Will be ready for occupancy
the first OF next month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
COMING Local EVENTS

The Salvation Army viii Represent re
ten virgins OF Saturday niEat sne o. sun
day night -here vii Be = graz farewell
meeting Everybody welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
GONE BACK TO THE ARMY
Charles Adams Is Recalled to His
EPOisupnf

Mr. Charles Adams Of this city leaves
this morning for Galveston to resume his
duties as corporal in the First United
States volunteers of Texas. Adam Dieter.
formerly Of this city also, is corporal in
the same company. Mr.. Adams takes with
him the well wishes OF Wichita where he
is so widely and favorably known He eI-
pected to remain in the city a few days
longer, but a request for an extension OF
time was refused.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
IN SyruD is the best

Dr Bulls Cough syrup is the best
medicine for sore throat. laryngitIs, quinsy
or tonsilitis. Every drop of IT soothes
and heals. A twenty-five cent bottle of
this wonderful remedy Will cure cough
or cold in one day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

Mr J. c. BrsmAaI the popular ard
genial trSvel.ng passenger sgen: q ~.
Burlington Route. was in The ~ yeg-=--
1ay calling o. Ne prsl passenger Sx-1ts
ard 5rgnuiu. - bushes Tor n-z l.ls
NJ " 2 Smith cen5iss,s Or .he Re
p1b..cza c.cket Sor zzzocla.s 1Isuce. was
here yeslsr-ay calling o. us u1u-To-s
trlends He va the CUES; o. as brother
in--zv. II. Frank Soyez. lie .=:t l-St
evening Tor . rad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

On Wednesday, October ~ Manager
Martling viii present Mr.. Edwin Rosten
in a superb production of Hamlet. Edwin
Rosteil does not hesitate 70 attempt the
conception of Shakesperean characters
which have called for the best efforts
Of our greatest actors of mature years.
The result is Of the most lattering char
acter for the future OF this dramatic ge-
MUS The best critics in the larger cities
in which ne has appeared nave pro-
nouncel him marvel. and n every point
n hes made hundreds OF friends Who
dc not hesitate 10 express the opinion
THAI in this man Is contained very much
OF the future o fthe American stage.
Through the courtesy Of Nj. Rosteu and
his manager. all folders OF the course
tickets of the Hospital Lecture course
(Which VIII be given At me Crawford
Grand can secure tire bes; seats for
Mr. Rosteus appearance for the nominal
sum Of = cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA

A fair sized audience attended the op-
ening performance of "A Jay Circus AT
the Crawford Grand last night. The play
is a representation of rotten country
circus, burlesquing in a clever manner the
average small circus. The play is put on
with the idea of making people laugh, and
the company succeeded in this at last
nights performance. Sherman and Nor
risy are clever and well known speciality
team and have played in all the largest
theatres in the country. Mr.. Sherman is
a fine performer and very funny a new
line of specialues are promised for this
afternoon and tcnight's performances.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-22
Wedding Bells,

MARR1ED,-On Thursday, September
1ath, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, at the residence of the
groom in Elk township, Geo. j,
Engel to Johanna A, Brown, Rev.
Krumstroh, of P6ngst- =, officiating.
A large umber Of friends and rela-
tives were in attendance, May beau
tiful as we'll as usual presents we're
presented to the happy couple. "A
bountiful supper was served to the
guests and good time was enjoyed
by all until the small hours Of We'd
nesday morning when all all depart
ed for their homes after wishing the
happy pair all that they would have
wished themselves.
Charley Brown acted as best man,
and Paullena Brown as ridesmaid.
The A d vance jains their hosts of
friends in extending hearty oongrat-
ulations.