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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
Witnneiota.

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@rsnbe. Snbtil for ct Bar Oase fiben
par Der blot en-. Den fsrfte CT paa =.
{. Eborlons Tarm ner Daroenid; ben
anben er paa Srpins Smottsls 6arm I
0isnna Eownibip. @obban & Inber-
ion uar be belpiss, Tom fanot ben iofe.
= Oct er en- beueset Glib omfrin9
2afe gepin. ibst 6iib @arben 6uue,ton
meb fit Wonbffab bar ueret efte, benz,
iom bar brepet uloulist 6ifteri lanss
Snbisen. Der bespnotes oppe ueb ben
spsrfte gnbe % 35 @arn bleu taset.
0eo Stodbolm tos be ct, n9r Wtaioen
Sod to os usO &eeps Gambling to. aae
40 @arn biep brenot. Oeles gerbi
par cmtrins $l4OO. Der par SO ST.
fferbptter paa Sieu. 90 6ilfers fit rsbs
Oct fine.
= De ire Rsuers, iom iiobe, / Tenss
let i Misiouri, ifaI pore be WGno, iom
bssit Gosrsueriet ner 6ersus falls /
6slt. Anleoninsen til at De blsp mise
tent. er enonu en- 9emmeIiabso. Wen
en- Of benz ffal bare ertIeret fig uinis til
at uptreue iom Statens gibue. Der
par fire. Gre MInb i%taniece Goset,
msoens en- fieroe Denteoe paa Yrerten
meo 9eit Os gOsn. % Stpontnsen
bsspnOte. bleu ban banss Os forte afitso.
De andre ft iaaleoes life i'm plan sen=
nemfsri, MATTE eaa fere Wil os iflults
fig / en- 6almltat paa en- 6arm / Wllten
60. 6armeren fanot benz Der nelte U1or
gen. De itlltes, tos fOrffeuiss 8sie til
Guiairsbperne os rsiits ipoOpsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
Soma.

Gn neifsn unotsmmelis Rulaare er
funbet pud ben pitre SIDE at Des Woines
Riper, ner 9tbIsb. Den er 81 SOB
tpt. Wtan 10 al Br9iioent SSH Oh al
@ebfsr gitp & SOutbweifern Bansn,
ba ban tebte ~baluanben Settion al bette
2anb for 40 Aar fioen. for ban bpsseoe
fin Bane. 9an bar boIbt bet belle Gl=
ben fioen os bar oltIo iast, at Der par
6uI. Nu bar man maattet ianbe, at
ban baube Rst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
&atbolT Woonamo.

) Norb Datotas 2esislatur bar man
iSenatst enitemmist ~ueotasstet 5or1as,
%Torlansenos siosn for IooIis Boietrelle
! Stdten peb StiIsmisfeiaser, til ct aar,
'lteoetfOr nosIe faa Muunsoer, ION nu
er Tllfelcst. &atboIltsrne os ba iIar
oa oerss Yralter er 5aarDt imob eenne
Wnorlns. os Bsfos Sbanley, Der for=
tiosn er Often, ital bape ifnbe af poers
tie gOne at mooorbelss 6orrassts geD,
saseIfe / 6ufet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
Sra aenmOre, &. 9af.

'6erueo ienoes tc Dollars Tom Betas
ling for 1899 for ,Danitereu," Der er
m's IN ter @af. buer Gang ben toms
msr rs brinser Npbeoer os auore leres
rise Gtns fra @uos gern paa be for=
fftuise Stecer. uasiet ies er en- baors
Zig Benne'srer uil les sribe Gnleonins
gen til at iutts Dem Tor bet Spulterum
De giper for Weobelelierne fra bet bons
fte Settlement ber / Nortb DAT. So
oil IlseIeoes tatte be Msnisbsoer os sn=
tslte Yerioner, ION bar biuIpet Grini-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
uloforbrmg.

England bruser Aar ON anbet 48O.
900 900 til $780, 90, 600 Yuno auitla a.
LIT uo os bssuoen omfrins 800. OOO,=
600 Buno nIo inoisrt ira Spo Airtta os
Spo 4merita. Oper 6~alpparfen al De
500. O00. 900 Buno bsbolbss for Gna=
lambs ssue uIoOarefabritsr; Nelten no.
fsres iom paifet rIo os uloearn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
8aeine, @is.

vOanferen"s berperenbe Gorrefpon.
bent beoer bemerfet, at oe fsrite 8 Ba-
ra9rater / fibffe Nr.s Msbbelslier fra
3tact1p lite er fra nor Mano e1er
9acnb. Da ri sIaber os ousr at b0ps
Reoaftionens iom bern. Meutsbeoers os
5%oreninsers EiIfrebsbeo msb bet biotiI
nebfreune. beoer ri t 5remtiben euentu=
sas Stribenter eIer v6uftereI / 6aset
at uebfsie beres Naun. 6%orrefponbsn.
ten ton lite inoie at en- enfelt Meniebso
bebsper ierlis ~Rorreiponoent, iaa mesel
minbre, iom ri til Dato bar ltrebt efter
at pore foroea9elig mob aue. Der er
en- notaIelle / ferlte parusruf at lioits
Nr. iom leg l9rlis uil anbolos: vRirs
tebefeget / pore tire Rirfer
paa SuIebas a meset tort
Oiu. r6orfatteren unbIobsr enten met
suer mob fin Billie at neuns r9or Trel.
iers, rgelhania" os rSetbesbu" lutb.
W~eni9beoer, Der 10 bog fGaes mef
u@maus" os Smmunuels Msb. / Gals
lom / Gang, Olb Tom / @srnins fire.
bsr efter at lore CUBS Orb rent os rel
paa Greens @runo. CAB os oa itrebe
efter al iamls os lite ipreoe, iaa ri
69uesarbeloet bigger efter at mao bsu
splons Dag. ba bet ffilts beisr fig fam.
men, ca be %iuunbne Nais Yluse oe
aIuse ital pise for 5reo os Jorionins!
- Obrr. gaitOser s. s. SEMEN Oe
Nntrsa en- FAINT {. Nosenfen er / SAG
rsIftt til MiIw lufee for at afboIos %
be.taae / ct Mlsionsmsoe.
- Ger uil / en- nec 6remtio bIius
eprsitet ct lait Sarstor i%noenfor getb.
ana iut9. M,utsbeD.
- Wrs. Bstsr BsfeI bar Iaa useI.
big iIor9 lars al faloe neb / Dbrr.
Slotb q Mtsbsrbads OplusstaIosr.
bOorDso bun ossuerrs forlos fig fac
mssst, iaa Or. 3. %. 5anien mauttt
tiltdlbes.
- Spsns 2Gser os apotbstsrs rap
porterer ms9en >psoom Der / Bpen os
One9nen. 6oIt, iom bar Gatarrb,
S'gnlpse eaer Yunsetarins bsr itts
bol9lte ZIG / facine.
- Sioite Nar bapoe Maler gpas.
garfen os 9ultru. 1910 Wap ST., Den
ltore Sol9 ut mute to Iiusslaoe BON
penbolOspls 10 O9 4 Aer 9I.- S9aar
bleo Der @Iaos i oeres 0iem iost WRrs.
earien feote en- Ssn. Gil 9ptte!
- NieIs 5rsoeritlen, IS 4ar a., DO.
enoe paa 1892 @b,ltnut st. er / Ons,
bags af9aaet peD Oeoen paa bet b1nifs
ct. 3utes 9oipltal. BssraosIien fanol
Sieo yeroags fra &obert 8eterfens
MsbsIs os Slstlttemosaiiu, bpOr Boitor
! Is. 3. Senien talte paa Danf, meoens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26

eler bielpe en- iaaban Spsbom. SsIuz
uarerue nil leg ~9arautere, at be tan lite
tsbes t nosen Stors biaisere enb IS. SO.
81 ptl lenbe o%penn9pnte 0arer meb
gtspreis c. o. D. til builtenIombeIf
Aoresie t Rinneiota, 8isconfn o.
Soma, ba fan De unoerlsse bet belle
paa gfspreistontoret. os beriom De
timber bet at uere bet bebife @obtteb
De bar let, iaa betuI @tspreis. asen<
ten 1895 os Gtspresien. s mooiat
6aIb tan 90 Iaos bum rsturnere bet paa
min Befotntng. Om De ienoer Bense
meb Orbren uiI leg ienbe Sem frit ct
yar efstra sobe Silt 5o%oiaaIer. Orbre
ira andre eub ouenneunte Stater uiaa
msofslss $2.95, leg ienber ba Gooiaa=
lerne meo Belief os Ssluparsrne. Af
buert geite, Tom jes ieIser til mine
eanbsmeno. uil leg uiosre sipe 35 @ts.
til ben {. b. eu. IHtb. Rirtes Misilon.
Naunene pdd ale, iom ienber sftsr Bel
tet % SeIuparerne ftal ben FORTE / bper
Waaneb bIiue inbieubt til Rebaftsren al
sDaniferen." iom leg tror uiI pubIicere
benz | bans srebe Nuis. Samtibia ntaI
Rpitterins meofcIse for ubbetaIte gense
til Wisionsn.
Seno ffrats, beriom De er / Bebou
af ct Belte.
Seub ale Srbre til
3. s. Beteren,
Neliou,
God Dor l66, Douglas Co.,
Wtinneiota.
Gil 9anoSm9no t ben +. b. 60. lutb.
Rirts t amerita. Erenser nosen of
eber til ct e~Isttriif 8eIte, iaa fob bet al
Orr. s. 6. Petsrien Der / Nsllon, faa
faa S ct sobt BsIte os enbba en- gre-
uie til, Der er pensene uarb. Ser er
inseu 9umbus / bette Npsrtislement.
Nelion, lite Sanuar, 1899.
Baftor .. 5. Ditersaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26

ban paa e rtesaarben / en- fort, inbs
bolosris Sale paa gnselit minbsbs ben
ltOre 5oriamIins ON, buur iaare burtis
port SotosIiu Tan af1uttss. Nfosoes
Utooer % to Brsore ere meset libenbe
at Epfus 6eber / oeres 9iem. yrown
o9 Oaris Serniieberis 5ieIpeiorsning,
CO.. ITO MsbIemmer beItos / BesrausI=
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
San enOnm faas.

Np Abonnsnter IaaueI iom aamIe,
Der betale beres @eIb, tnnne enbnu faa
,Oanfferen"s NImanat os Balfor g.
81. 5dnisns Nptaarssuue til rOanlfe.
rsn"s 2eiere frit tiIlenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26

On gift Con, Tom Dor / Sobnion gountp
er ben eneite, Der nu sr tiIbose.
- gn 2gse / aurora, an log ueo inos=
uGrenoe l1ses Bespnbelie, at Der matte
per- opimop 5000 EilfeIbe at Ga Grippe
Der / 8pen. Stolebsisset bar aftaset
bstpbeIist iOm 5oIse af @pioemien. Gre
Meolemmer at 8praabet Iisser ipss at
Ga Grippe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
frnotr9sr Der b9rer.

Send for o Katelog, der vii laere
Dem, at ve1ge h~aardfore Tracer for
wort nordlige Klima. Send os en- Lii
ste at hvad de snsker at p~1ante, skre-
vet i Diet danske eller engelske. Sprog.
Weoge Wurierp, albert Yea, Ninu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
NEW LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS
President Appoints Herbert Putnam,
Son OF George II. Putnam.

Washington. March 13.-The president
has appointed Herbert Putnam of Boston
to be librarian of congress.
Boston, March 13-Herbert Putnam was
born in New York City in 1861. He is the
son of George p. Putnam, founder of the
publishing house of George Putnam &
Sons. Mr.. Putnam was graduated from
Harvard in 1888 and attended Columbia
law school for an year thereafter. In the
fall of 1884 4he went to Minneapolis and
year later entered the Minnesota bar. In
1884. however, he took the Guardianship in
the Minneapolis Athaneum. Mr. Putnam
organized the Minneapolis public library
a free city institution, with circulating
department, branches and delivery sta
tions. The old Athaneus came into the
new library, making its books free to the
public. the city paying expenses of admin
istering them. The aggregate income of
the joint libraries has been from $4,000 to
$4,000 per annum. During the construc-
ton of the building Hr. Putnam was en-
gagged in the purchase of books. going
abroad for the purpose, and at the end of
the first seven years of his administration
he had added some $1,000 volumes to the
1000 originally possessed by the Athane-
UNI. In December, 1891, Mr.. Putnam, for
personal reasons, resigned his position
and came to Boston. where he practiced
law In February, 1895, he was chosen IL
brarian of the Boston public library in
which position his previous reputation has
not suffered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15

door. The warden, therefore, has given
strict instructions to his subordinates to
allow no one admission to the tier in
which is cell No. 36-that occupied by Mo-
lineaux.
This Injunction has been observed TO
such degree that not even Molineaux' 5
lawyers have seen him in mis- cell. When
ever their arrival is announced Molinaeux
asks to be conducted TO the iron barred
reception room on thesground floor. where
they await him. II is sIolineaux's modest
boast that not even his own counsel shall
see him nhis cell He said on Thurs
day night TO his keeper. accompanying the
expression with a light 1augh:
IF it weren't for my folks and friends
l wouldn't mind this life for while long
er az least" and Molineaux looked at the
keeper earnestly for a moment and then
inquired. rs it possible that men accused
Of crime.wfo may be innocent. are kept
in cells like these for months before they
get trial?"
The keeper informed Molineaux that
GUzman and Farrell both accused of muir
der. one now serving life sentence, the
other acquitted, had spent fourteen months
in the Tombs before they were finally &C
corded a trial. Molineaux replied that 1t
was hardship to keep men accused of
crime in suspense for months before know
ing what their fate was 10 be.
Il suppose it does happen at times" he
said, that innocent men are convicted of
crime, and it is all the more surprising TO
me that such things could be in this en-
Hgktened age"
1t was the first time since his commit
ment that Molineaux had spoken to mis-
keeper beyond the casual expression of
morning, noon or night saloution and
request that this or that newspaper be
sent to his cell.
They are his only diversion. Yesterday,
when his lawyer, George Gordon Battle,
called, Molineaux was ELUSIVE in his greet
ing. He seemed brighter than usual He
chatted pleasantly for half and hour. Up
on leaving the Tombs Mr.. Battle said:
Mr.. Molineaux is as happy as can be
expected under the circumstances. His
face is pale but that IS its natural color.
do not believe that he has changed any
because of his confinement He does not
complain, however, ii having been his Gus
tom for years to practise daily in a gym
nasium. He feels first rate, however, and
is az cheerful as any innocent man might
feel under the circumstances.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
a . ozT -.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Of E<NZZzzGn
MARINES TO GUARD CAVITE
Only Three of MOntejO's Gunboats
Worth Raising

Washington, March 13-It is said to be
the intention of the navy department to
send 1000 marines to Cavite to take care
of the navy's interests there. It is the
purpose TO send a colonel in command OF
these men, although until the full regi-
ment is on the scene the marines will re-
main under the command of Major Berry
man. the senior officer OF the corps, now
in the Philippines. This seems to be a
large number of marines 10 station at one
navy yard, but the explanation il that the
Cavite station is the largest in the posses
sion Of the United States, including about
seventy square miles Of land. with thir-
teen miles Of water front. on the gov
eminent lands are many squatters and
some small owns. and a large number Of
men will be required TO thoroughly police
this territory.
The work OF repairing the three Span
ish gunboats raised in Manila bay IS re-
ported 10 be progressing raTidly at Hong
Kong under the direction Of Constructor
Kapps and Assistant Constructor Hooson.
The vessels are said 10 be in excellent con-
dition as 10 machinery. and even before
they went into dry dock 70 be repaired,
the Isla De Luzon and the Isla De Cuba
made twelve knots under their own steam
and the Don Juan De Astria was only
about a knot Behind. The constructors
report - the navy department show that
tna other sunken Spanish warships have
been 50 badly damaged as 20 b. not worth
the cost q raising and repairing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15

! Friday was the first time that a mem
| Der of Molineaux's family-excepting his
! father, the general-has visited him in the
Tombs. His elder brother, Leslie Moli-
neauX, who is married and lives with his
family at Metuchen, y. j., called at the
| prison.
Leslie Molineaux had taken the precau-
ton to provide himself with a pass is
sued by the Commissioner of Corrections.
which he presented at the Larnard street
entrance. He was admitted within the
gate. but was kept waiting in the Office
until the big prison gong announced the
| hour of II, when visitors are admitted to
| the prison proper. Mr.. Molineaux was
conducted to the reception room and his
| brother-the prisoner-Was notified OF his
presence.
Five minutes later Roland Joined Les
lie in the reception room. to which ne was
attended by a keeper. The meeting of the
brothers was aGectionate. Leslie Crashed
Roland's two hands in his and tears start
cd in his eyes. The brothers sat on
bench and conversed earnestly until the
z O'Clock bell sounded Upon his derur-
ture. Leslie again took his brothers hands
in his. and. wishing him good luck" de-
parted.
Molneaux returned 70 his Gel, under es-
cort. He betrayed no emotion. In his
cell he threw his coat off. removed his
collar and tie. and. throwing himself at
{ ulllength on his he'd. was soon absorbed
in the persual Of the newspapers.
After leaving his brother in the Toubs
Leslie Moiineaux returned 10 his homa
AZ etuchen. where a Journal reporter
found him in the evening. He lives in
coy little two story cottage about two
books from the railroad station. Mou-
neauN i apparently about forty wears
old. He has a round. full face. which
seems II adapt itself readily to a frank.
sood-natured smile. HIS crisp. long mus
taehe is auborn TO the verge Of red. His
hair is Of the same color. He is slightly
bald
Yes I am Roland Moineaux's brother
he said. I don't want 70 he disagreeable.
5ut I really must not. VII not. say any
thing about NY brothers affairs"
Mr.. Molneaux was told thai the Jour
nal wanted only the truth and would ne
glad 70 hear anything that would tend to
prove - Innocence.
Vel" wss the reply, y should Ike 70
tax with you ahou; Il but I can't II
might involve things If did Nj Barlow
: Weeks can give YOU al the informs-
ton you desire. simply won't -a,k,thats
final" and the cottage door closed with a
slam.
The monotony OF the sail life % Moil-
neauN could be made varied and ealigat-
70 receive Ms friends and have showered
upoR him the devoted attendance OF his
warden woul5 b Just a panatiiHous in
seeing those desires carried cut as he row
5 70 observe Mo.ineaux's request that 10;
= sou. be permitted &c come near his Gel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
Mr- Wfn.Iow-. soothing srrzn

Has been used tcT over FIFTY EEGps
b. MILLIONS or MOTHERS fs- ths.r
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHTSg. z..s
PERFECT SUCCESS Z sOoTHEs t-s
CHILD. soF-TE.Ss IRE CgrSfs. ALIAS
a. PAIS. CURDs WIND COLO az Il
TIE best remedy for DIARRHOLA- s1ls
b. dr1Egls-s iz every part % tie wsr.e
Bs srrs a-1 AK ,ar "Hrs wlaa1rs
so9.hiag syru2' z-5 take 70 otAer kirs
Tzenty-svs cent? 5ofta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
PRICES FOR FARM PRoDuCIS
Agricultural -ftaatios In Its Rei.tIon
to Experts

7Esshlagt71. Harch .z-Fearsarg eS-
ports are ikesy 20 prove fhe 1zfr~st - srg
F-ehTzarv in fas safe-y - or szs<rt
t-sf@ EE5 the s.ngie sz1e1f5oa - thst
q * me prelinazarT sfzfsrzf-t % fsz
eEpo--s q tae sres1sfu'Ts srsFsz4esr ee--
to1 aa1 rainsrai ~. lzs1H8 - gre bz-ezs
q F1zttseaaL ElEss ~ fsrs1 - fs.ae ARK
-@s =; t1.sss. ~ zxasrs, 81 ~ - .s. PEE
ruzrT. -zf-- - lttz-g Ed FssFaafg. 1.1s
w1As Etth tAe sage FEcss-s1s 20 tes
- Tss-za-y sEsEs - age sx.zso -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15

The Old Folkos' concert at the First
Presbyterian caurcn tonight viii Ice the
most enjoyable even; OF the season. \
chorus OF forty in full Colonial costume
WlI sing the songs your great Erandsires
sang when George H. was king and held
sway over Brother Jonathan as well as
over Johnny Bull They WI also sing
some songs q the times when the other
George-iirst in war. etc.-made it So in
5eresring for the British greuadie~S. The
price OF admission has been put down TO
2 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
First Publication in Wichita Daily Fa.,,
January p. 1895
tNo 5.6qO

ONCE Of Comptroller Of the C,r~e.-
washington u - -

~'S1iS department.
Office OF Comptroller Of the C,-rs,--.
Washington, n. c. Jan N , Cr.S' o
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence -.
sented to the undersigned. If h. p <
made to appear that The Nsrio-.r -,
of Commerce. Of Wichita in The 80 "a. :
Wichita. in the county Of Se6eu-,.,- - =,
state Of Kansas. has complied a.. ''-i .,
the provisions Of the statutes 6f -5s -. -.
States. required 10 be comp.ie7 - 90 81
fore an association shall be autbo~i--.,
commence the business OF baakf7-. 20
Now. therefore. I. Charles =
comptroller OF the currency. do ba-s1.l y E
tify that The National Bank - -
merce OF Wichita" in the city Of w..
in the county Of Sedgwiclx and -
Kansas, IS authorized to conr,e-o. -, %
business Of banking as provided in ss..' *
1ifty-one hundred and sixty-nine 49,,
vised statutes Of the United States
. In testimony whereof. witness M. -,
and seal OF Office this twentieth d. :,
January. 1899.
(SeaD CHARLES @ DAus
oSs-6ot- Comptroller Of the Currency
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
FNrhnnz~ stables

Excas1Ee stables A. ORLANDO ard GAN.
water. MAKE s2ee-ai.y q carrying pas.
ss1ge-s between thete points Als8 90 a
general lTery 5uslneFs Travelling mems
patronage solicited
sHIVELT. VAN wYKE K sFiTvET.Y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15

Rates OF advertising made knoWH uPUH
application. -
The proprietors reserve the right to re-
5ect and discontinue any advertisements
contracted for either by themselves OF
their agents.
second-class matter. and entered IOF
transmission through the mails as such.
Eastern Business office. The IrlpHnSf
ness office ."The Rookerv." Chicago; the
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency so'e
Agents for Foreign Advertising.
Readers of the Eagle when in New ho t
City or Chicago. can see copies OF me
paper at the office of our agent at the
address given above
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
Forever
DEVILS
Auction

Grand SouSa ballots.
Beautiful transfer
nations,
Funny trick scenes.
Timely novelties.
European SpeCialtieS
Everything but the
name.
Matinee: Children.
-5c: adults, 56c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15
NE Y
THIS
YEAR

Night: &c. soc, zoe and $Loo.
Seats on sale al How 5 Jewelry Store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-15

All letters pertaining to the business Of
the printing department, bindery, sub
scription or adv 7rtising should be ad-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-30

Thomas MaCmrc Of South Gardiner.
has mistrusted that there was intoXi-
eating liquors being sold III his district
ana undertook To find out who was do
ing II. After a careful search he de-
CiGcd that Erf Bunker waSJhe one AM
Jhen q carcful watch was mad.
Bunker has been running 7 store in III"
uFper end Of the place With no stock
of goods to be seem. Monday. party
purchased a pint of whiSkey ana ot
THIS Constable Mcclure learned. a
warrant was then sworn out and at q
fen minutes after ; O'Clock. yesterday
morning he was arrested ana brought
Ia this city. He WAS given a hearing
iii thu afternoon ana was arraigned on
two charges Tho first was a single
sale. to which he pleaded guilty. and
WAS fined $50 and the costs or 80 days
in Jail and in default Of the costs -
days additional. The second warrant
was for search ana seizure. search
uf his place being made ana a pint
there found. To this h. pleaded not
guilty. hut from the evidence intro
duccd he was found guilty and sen
fenced to 90 days in the Jail Of 500 and
the costs and in default Of the costs,
- days additional.e AS he was unable
" Jay he went tn Jail in the afternoon
~ pass his vacation of $50 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-30

The Gardiner Band gave another of
its delightful concerts on the Common,
last evening. Ever since these con
certs were commenced they have been
growing in popularity and the crowds
have been in creasing III size. Last
evening. the crowd was the largest of
the season and the concert was one of
the best. The boys have been receiv-
ing considerable amount of new
music and putting q great deal of prac-
tice and are giving some OF the latest
and best music. The results are most
encouraging.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-30

During the afternoon. Monday, a
rock was thrown on Water street and
struck with sufficient force to break
one of the plate glass windows in +. :.
Smiths store. There was no one to be
seen at the time it happened, but Ralph
Taylor, the little son of Mir. and Mrs.
Charlie. Taylor. Highland avenue.
The matter was placed in the hands of
Deputy Marshal Andrews, and. yester-
day morning. he visited the boy who
admitted the act, and later. his
mother. who was away at the time.
vent to Mr.. Smiths store and the mat
ter will be settled satisfactorily to all.