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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY

Farther out than Garfield. and on the
West Side in a pleasant spot. inst at the
edge OF the swelling dunes of the great
Arkansas. stands An HalSows' academy,
Great trees have grown up about the build
ing and in the landscape 1t stands I'm
bedded an the green velvet of their en-
hracing and empowering branches. A cir
cular drive reaches the portals Of the in
slitution.
From Its pleasant windows in the even
ing the smoke-enshrouded city, with IT'S
dust. commouon and tangle OF traffic.
shows only as d distant picture and the
beholder. as he looks. Is moved to a sense
OF sweet rest IN the quietude of the place.
broken only perhaps by the chimes OF
Yespers.
The school essays an education with the
added touch of refinement and personal
training. teaching the gentleness of esi-
Quette, Fhe lesson OF genuAty and the
grace of conventionality. Classic music
praeticed and performed far away from
dissonaut street noises is In its curriculum.
Art. with which the Thurch is SO closely
allied in history. is taugnJ.
All HalIows academy was established
d oOdICL!AS ScHooA ioT SaTIS u 1871 II ms
been eminentiy successful. Its location
has proved healthfA. II has given scores
of girls thorough and accomplished educa-
ton. II is fitted out with all the conve-
niences of a modern city residence. There
is no graduated student of this institu-
ton who If asked. VIII not testify 10 its
improving influence on her life; none who
viii not speak in fervent terms of the
ennobling effects of thequet. genteel home
like atmosphere which pervades it. which
is mysteriously apparent at its portals and
proved by 81 residence within II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

Next month there opens IN Wichita an
educational epoch, in which all the great
southwest. including southern and west
ern Kansas, Oklahoma. the Indian Terri
tory and parts of Texas are interested.
The section, in che spirit of thorough
education, leads any similar section of
the world, in comparison with the degree
Of population
Whether it is in the field. or at the mill
or ,4e foundry, in me grocery store OF
at the kiln, parental designs include an
education for the children
And that designed education is not con-
fined 10 the primary and grammar grades,
but to a finished perfection in the higher
branches and an intimacy with the great
works Of the world through which ard
by which the mind is trained and fitted
for not battling with the world. gu: for
winning living, home. comfort and en-
joynlents from it, with the ease which an
education assures. and the capacity to
enjoy wh@n gained which am education
renders possible
The section impregnated with these
ideas has chosen a common center for
IL larger schools, all Of which are run
for their own good. and are outside Of
political control each seeking to gain sue
cess through inherent excellence. and IN
81 pported by public appropriation.
80 It happens that Wichita. being the
largest city commercially in the section
has 1ecome, in a sense, its Athens Here,
Fe;5inning this year. a great majority of
the young people taking collegiate courses
VIII Inish their educations.
The going away to school" habit en-
dGres because it is a good habit. Ii re-
moves the young people from home de-
pcndences and gives them self-eonndence.
It Is vacation out in the world in which
they must look for the time being. after
their own welfare. their own conduct.
and their everyday life.
In Wich'5a the out-of-towu students
lad an opeE-hearted society. No one
has TO live here an age to become ac-
gCain,ed. Manly young men and womaniy
young women. VINO visit The city. are
taken in as the city's own The senior
has no advantages that are not offered |
the prep" in the little social affairs
y 1jch fill in the intervals between study I
There are no ''old and exclusive fam |
lilies" n Wichita: no self-appointed arts
tocr1cy. and no high-headed contingent !
Of wealth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

There are s8ras decided Improvement
beng made On IRE West elda since to
Garasld university has b~oouas ire prop
erty ~ me Friends and tas Assumed =
new name thaf - The FTieEssa Nafieasl
University Al ~ prrzeat tul~ fusrs
Is not a dsss rabI. vacsss ress1aF-e any
where - - rented Evea vr3e-irahis
houses a-s very searo~ Property he's A.
yarscsl 81 many Instances 80 un4ess 40 =
per cssst ard thsre II no fr0p~rty tsat tsa
not increased ia yaipe 10 se9rls sEtsn'.
The location II TIE rev e1d a-sKgiaoefat
city haapl-af has ~ ee1Ta. h~ir~a -
make TIE Woms SIDE fnf.re Fosesiar aff
rn1rs eess-aE1e az 81 F~ztfeuf fortiaa =
fha esfT IRE Ertesyfz tsl Fsratfy hsss
ordered q fs1epff9~ae ar 80 raagy ~ -
AZ ss1f~~rftirr for r+o0e9 tas t~ez
er,-f5r-f - MaaaF=r DHerers 20 cranEs
tn~ o~4r-al s-d .rea~e< rfsfn ~ from
Es-s-a ar8 Esrae a-rerfa - frfesfrifF
avenue Kew l5f~- wfn-s arr5 ere o-fsr
necessary a1gafa -as sfI - p.f FRI tsfars
s.essa1l oaerz Tfss Weaf H5e - ~ -
boon. zos rners 81 every irS~afsar fsst
u x1J aoaFT- - ~ - ss fh~ gnlVeFsifF
WI ats-. OK uaf~r tss Haass assfassax
coa1ltl7Es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
FAlRM0UNI COLLEGE

Standing TO the northeast of Wichfts
Is the city's Moro Fairmount college
Stately in It's grandeur. pompous in arch
itecCure, sent nel-like In elevation. IT looks
70 the vest upon the long green slopes
that stream downward into the VALLEY;
southwark Z nd eastward, teneath its eye,
the Nils roll away, in the sunlight. In
monarchy 1t would be a castle. In a re-
public ii j. a college.
The building is an imposing pile, mass
i've and Of attractive architecture. 1t was
built in 1855 at a large outlay of expense.
the idea bein at the time TO make OF
it a young i&des' seminary although both
sexes are now educated there. The bu!.f-
irS crowns tiIe highest poiat on the hil!,
On Holyokc avenue. and fronts the city
10 the RCst % mansard ROOF marking ;he
approach to the edifice. All the popular
branches are taught here, with a corps
Of thoroughly trained and experienced in
structors, most of them from eastern uni
versities. and one from Europe All are
specialists and all scholars Ee.,riEg de-
grees. There is classic course. depart
ments in applied science music, art
elocution and the more practical
branches of commercial study. There are
now about nine regular staff teachers, be-
sides tutors and other special lecturers
and occasional assistants all devoting all
or most of their time to the work. Last
year there were about 10 regularly en-
rolled students on the list and this year
the management expect go or 800. The
college has been running continuously
since 1892, each year adding to it's curri-
cuNm, and proficiency of work. 1t is
peculiarly fortunate in location, being SIT
uated away from the busy life and noise
OF the CITY, in one of the most pictur-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

The Commercial College n ia new home.
in the third aoor OF the Sheets building.
overlooking Douglas and Market. Is IN
the center OF the csty. an appropriate place
for training the young man or woman for
a business a9e Tho school has several
hundred Zee: % floor space and eleven
rooms fitted out for typSwr1inS. stsnag-
raphy. bookkeeping, banking bsr<snssS
and every kind OF commercial trsnSR9-
ton. Professor Robins, tho president
opened on a gsiite % Pnree rooms ain
years ago in the Y NJ - A o1ilding. %
the corner OF Topeka md Firza and from
an attendance OF Soout thirty for nrss
SIX months has increased the szro, lnaent
10 two hundred and enore. In che s.x
years 81 the school work It's graduates
have been placed in responsible positions
al over southern KsDsas ard OKLAHOMA
The faculty. Is made 40 OF seven experts
in their various lines.
There ere no vacations at tbs CONNER
cial college, The place II eoDduc;ed Just
as a bank or who .esale house IN conducted
and GOES right along. hot or rod THO
commercial departments receive ship
ments Of goods from all over this country
and disposes sof them jus, as in business
life.
To the young man who oornes up face to
face with che business worlsi without tho
parental backing necessary for al Rr-
or some form Of preliminary
training. the Commercial college Win 10
an efficient training IL Is inexpensive
and so arranged that there need be no
loss tsf time or wasting of money tn Eak-
ing the course
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
NE SAW TIE nEVr.

Evsryoue who knows DR.. J. " ShulJz
is aware that he speaks mis- mind without
any pickering. The other nigat be was
standing on Main street IN front OF 4
store when the Salvation Army came by
with their blowing Of horns. clapp.ng Of
hands and beating Of drums. Some 14l-
low came up 70 where the doctor stood
and said;
i've heard preaching OF he'll ami he
devil for the past twenty years. but this
Is me hrst time I ever saw Il or this
street
Doctor sAultz sad: Yes. I noticed tbs
devil coming down me street as agiok as
l saw YOU.
The fellow didn't know whether to sc,
mad OF zol. but ae 22obaoy saw peculiar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

esque and healthy parts OF the city. Dor
mitories are wea fitted for the student
body and IN addition. many OF the pr
vate residea - each year let part OF ,heir
rooms % tnose from abroad thus afford
Ing Tsome-.ike and pleasant life 20 hose
students from away, A splendid library
which has grown 70 q wonderful SIZE and
made Up OF me best Classic and refer
eace literature in the world, IS ne pride
of the faculty. Very complete labora-
tories, and mechanical contrivances for
Crle science department = also afford up-to-
date !xvestl cations Prof J. y MorTi-
son is the president. and tie executive
mana cement is made up of q board Of
trustees, partly resident. and partly from
the home body in tne east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
HE Is "A MARKED MAN.

There IS a man in Wichita who ought 70
be presented with the blue ribbon for con-
summate human gall. One hot afternoon
last week a popular soda fountain In one
of the Douglas avegue drug stores was
lined with cash customers patiently wait
ing 10 be attended AL the clerks were
busy and trying TO wait upon their cash
customers. when a wei-dressed and ev.-
IDENTIFY prosperous man walked Ia. and
crowding BY those who were already wait
ing their turn, asked one of the Oblig~
ing clerks for & glass OF icewateT. II was
gwen him and after drinking ne calmly
set the glass down and without even a
thank YOU, walked cut OF the store and
there followed his Nxit several Wen d.
Tected Kisses from those who had Wit
messed this presentation OF liberal and
aGtocrauc nerve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

with its practical equipment for right
sturdy combat with ne rugged Old world
in the case OF the youth 20 whom stern
circumstance throws down tbs sage OF
battle and vail cot oide until there Be
troer steed. and tougher ash and amer
steel or shield OF brighter Furnishing:
It's diploma, which. no matter how faint
hearts may decTy. or how he VINO has
graspea higher honors may look back
upon It as a poor thing set stands forpur-
poses higher. enthusiasm warmer. rival
rses nSsener. ens:iations noeler. failures
n2tter and traumphs sweessr than most
folks who are older and wise~ viii ever
know again And all this Is az frSe a. ne
delicious exhilaraung o9one OF Kansas
Tals Is not the least or the marvel OF it
al.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
WICHITA HIGH SCHOOL

As one OF the very few saints which
made up the auseere Puritan's very bries
calendar. he very early canonized the dis
uict schooluaster. whose shrine was. and
Is. for poetiesl purposes. at least, me Lit
tie Red Schoolhouse. That same austere
Puritan's descendants. and those OF their
likeness. among whom the schoolmastsr
had gone abroad. came to Kansas coed
many of them, AT last In Kansas IL was
the same thing over again. only Il be-
came the Big Red Sdhoolhouse. instead
red brick-pressed brick. too. as IKE as
not. for that matter. Wichita is tun or
them Their helrry peaks punctuate a
btrdseys view of the city like battalion
of exclamation points standing on fheSr
heads. Their bells, i've days IN the week.
thirty-s,x weeks in the year. clang out.
in an only slightly different tongue. the
same message mat 50 many other bells
boom soiemnly forth on the seventh
Within their walls 3 hundred jealous. de-
voted. tireiess heroines. and a hero here
and there, shape into symmetry the IN
choate manhood and womanhood-their
quota OF that great American life which
is the worlds political and social hope.
AT the head of this silent but ElieSqus
system stands the Wichita High school,
a collegiate all intents and purposes: with
its half-soore Of trained instructors. and
every one q specialist; with us eurrscu-
lum merging into that of the state univer
sity without break or Jar; with ats IN
PRODUCTION TO the larger field of luniver-
sity life. and i,s preparation OF spirit for
the enlarged scope OF individual liberty
TO be enjoyed in that larger field. 10 the
end that that liberty be used rightly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
HAS NEVER REEN SICK

There is dying in the City hospital a
little boy. visited by almost every caller
to the institution on having learned some
thing about him. He is an exceedingly
bright and entertaining little fellow about
or gears old. He is terribly afflicted
with what is commonly known as hip
disease. Poor fellow. he has II double, in
both hips, and probably suffers every
moment of his fife. And yet if there is a
streak of sunshine in that whole building
among the patients or attendants il lis
this little boy, whose name is Maxey. A
few days since one Of the lady callers
was talking with him and in a sympa-
thetic way said: Poor little fellow"
strokng his forehead, how long have you
been slek?'
The little fellow cooked up surprisingly
at the lady and replied: Sick! l am not
sick, never was sick"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

An that IS compatible with the develop
ment Of lovely womanhood. ard With SAe
shaping OF the mind and manner to best
shower rs riches upon the world. are here
taught
Wichita has pride in this school. ard
pride Sn those young women whom X
has graduated, and with its yearly an
creas!ng attendance the day wsll come
when there Will be many elsSs-roozns to
every one there now. and many towers
emerging through the trees where there IS
one now.
Many young women from abroad attend
this academy and their number viii oe
greatly increased this year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

to THAI section Of the city, which will
add much TO the lives Of those who have
long ago read their last line Of Cicero
and puzzled their brains finally over the
alge6raic id.ocy Of the man woo tad
sixty sheep and gave X sheep 20 one son
and sheep 20 another and had Ave sheep
left,
The Friends University has a great
future W.CAita's sympathy for IL its as
sistaitce &c il; viii be immediate, warm.
constant. ami with its march TO success.
increasing. Its success is the cty's sue
cess. The two Will conspire to make the
partnership profitable through untiring
and perfect cooperation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
OrGHT TO Re MInENED

One Improvement that Wichita needs
badly is better sidewalk approaches to
Douglas avenue and Main street. Business
is trying to crowd out on the side streets
but the condition of the sidewalks in
many cases prevents 1t. Good wide walks
for block on either side of Douglas ave-
nue. would improve the appearance of
both streets and give the visitor a much
more favorable impression of the town.
The narrow sidewalk on Lawrence ave
nue. in the first block south of Douglas
is q sample OF what walk should not be.
Ii and others ought to be widened.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

V. X. Stanley was hack from Indiana
He joyousiy reported that Indiana was
going Republican. Three years later Y
X. Stanley was leader e the Farmers
Alliance
w. c. Sanford died. The pail bearers at
his funeral were z. ". White. E p
Ford, John Fisher. John 4. Doran. G. NJ
Aalseru and Thomas l. Noble.
Oscar Plymouth and LayiTta Gloss. both
OF Burton car works. were married
Frank Peabody and \. q. Walden had
a mach a. pool. Each won four games.
The Masonic friends OF Captain Fred
sommer were entertained a; his home
IN College Hill and presented MIN with
a go.d-aeaded cane
\ leap year boating party consisted %
Nessrs. CharIes Dyson. Felix DeardofI.
Marion Hard, Grant Chz-aes. WIZ Marks.
Lewis Ward, Earl Faweett. James Brie1-
cnsts.T, Misses Ida Williams. HATTIE See
Bella Holiday. EHa Evans. May Young.
Katie Wigs, Nellie Roberts and Moliie
Hyple-
The priests Of the diocese were meeting
VIII Reverend " J. CASEY, preparing 70
receive The rev bsszlop J J. Hs-saesssy.
Professor Crowsu OF Lewis Academy
vas busy gsttiag up laboratory.
The people Of South College Hi Per
s1sGed the street car company % build
a l.ne 20 The wichita University
Tee Paramount brass band Ess = fea-
tur~ az 5Ess dine. giv<ns oooce-ts u =
stand in that portion % re csty.
Mrs Tony BrGsa and her ssa NJ. Fred
BTuhn. celebrated eessr birthdays taoae
eve0s happeelng 10 fail ou zfs sane DAY
Tfsar guests were MeSSrs~ ard Aestsues
jacob Bissa1tz. Joan Arp. Ss1foSd. Jesse
Ask Henry Bi,imz1 and u4c-aaer. Peer
Ge-to " z Clark. La Clsrk George
Floss. Robert Armssreag. : r. TTiEat,
Al Combs, TAonzS ScotE. Lee oug.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

Louis c. Boyle attorney general. is
2wfully Disguised VITA the local Popu-
ISIS. His speech the other night was the
best yet made on the Populist side. Only
three hundred people were out TO hear it.
The STAGE was not decora- ed. There was
not flag or a portrait in sight and Boyle
Wa hurt.
The look Of agony he turned on Sam
Am'don when Amidon got up and intro
Guced him as our attorney general, Mr..
=. g BOYLE" would have melted iron.
Ar attempt viii be made to have Boyle
mako another speech in Wichita before
the campaign Is ended, in order 20 amend
the snub. but Boyle Will Aatly refuse to
come.
The Kansas City papers said he was
given a great ovation" When Boyle
read it he laughed He tas the sympa-
thy Of the community for his treatment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

,cry. taxtderuy. pharmacy ami oratoty.
There have been more than is s;LdGa,es
in ne ten years Of IT'S work and they are
making famous successes In the business
and scholastic world
The academy with It's double portals, its
always busy ar, its glimpse OF young he
through open. tree-shaded windows. has =
warm place in the heart OF Wichita which
80 often passes II through the day. and
never without the thought that when 9TH
CT educational Institutions wavered- II
never ceased in its 6auntless stride for
ward 20 greater destiny. setting free
each year a group Of graduates who have
By their subsequent life proved the worth
mess OF their alma mater.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

adorned his shelves. and spices and such
things were put in glass jars JUST enough
above the paper label 20 look like they
We're all fun. This plan was used all
through the stock, and with a high art or
care and deception the store rocked as
though there was quite a stock In 1t. On
this very Bowly start Joe afterward be-
came rich. The friend listened 70 this
tale of thrift and frugality and then told
his own experience. which was certainly
going II one better. il was 20 the effect
that when he came west he ha1 the sum
of 5000. After year in this country. he
said. with great care tudicious investment
and turning his capital he at that moment
only just lacked 50rents OF having CROUCH
10 get place 10 stay at a hotel that
night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
A COSTLY MISTAKE.

Henry Fellows submits the following:
Nothing is more common than mistakes !;
the best Of people make them. But costly
mistakes should be,avoided as far as pos
si6le To aid in that direction is the ain
OF this article.
A ditch mas been recently made on each
side Of Maple street from Seneca almost
TO the river These bitches are from two
TO two and half feet deep. with cul-
verts At each street crossing. Possibly
ditch was necessary on one side OF the
street, but certainly not on both sides.
doubling the expense TO the city AID dam
aging the property on both SIDES Of the
street. II is now a dangerous street to
drive or after dark
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

to interview Helen Gould who was pass
ing through the city. Farmer went to
the Missouri Pacific depot where her spe-
cial car was. Just at the moment she
was crossing with group of people. the
platform. He said:
Miss Could
Miss Gould Shrank back. large woman
with her at once placed herself in front
of the young woman. 1t was plain to be
seen that Farmer was a dynamiter
Then Farmer said: AZ won't hurt you.
I've come to interview you"
The young woman smiled and came out
from her fertilization and gave the inter-
view. She was very pleasant and when
the train pulled out she stood on the car
and waved him farewell with her hand
kerehief. Farmer is not pugnacious but
he would fight for Jay Gould's daughter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28

man smoking IN the boulevard drive, also
on the streets. wslen driving with men,
beTs Of tho family shopping Thcn there
wero fine match teams beautifully capart-
s. oTed. handsome Carriages. trap phas-
tons. buggies-lIl well balanced In make
up--hUrses size 70 look well IN the rig.
many Of them. lie believes that IN all
las travels no never was IN a city of eatsaI
number OF inhabitants that had 80 many
handsome and valuabie turn-oaitz Tia
peculiar makeup OF soma - attributed
70 tho eccenTiciues OF s3Yo propretora.
ONLY ONE HAD BEEN IN KANSAS.
While Walter Vinocns WIS IN tho east
some weeks ago he took TRIP on Lake
Eric. he with arsother hormeriy Of KAN
sss friend. was sieting at the bow os the
boat when the s'Fn struck thc horizou
apparently dropping down into the placid
surface OF the bake. Near Mr. Vincent
and ms friend sst group % tourists
VINO feil 20 discussing tho beauty 81 the
sunset only one Of tfae second group had
ever been an kansaA Wgren some ore
called tbo attention Of the parry Ia the
sosrbe. the travelling lady said
That's iust Ike 80 sun goes down IN
Kansas" The minute tho word kansas
was called Nj Vtnoant and his Kansas
friend turned to is;en
Tell uz about It."
well. tfae praarie b Xxx this lake Yoa
can see f1r mlies and miles. When ths
tsuu sets II ssoerns - 70 right down luso
the grass
is Kansas al thai way
YES. Ard they have uttie animals
called coyotes. Tsey are wolves. and iiTs
n holes IN ~. ground
NO. not IA t1se grosHRi p
Yes They nays holes AL about over
the prairie" Here an old lady n a sharp
voice. raped OCT. Is that Nhat ihsy osli
burrdsg'