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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-24
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
Business Outlook for 1899 is Very
Encouraging.

|
Yesterday being a cold, blustery and
quite disagreeable day, a reporter for the
Eagle stopped at the st. Louis Optical
Co.'S parlors at 40 North Main street, to
warm himself and have social chat with
| Prof w. I. Griffith, the expert optician
and refractionist, in charge.
The reporter made the usual inquiry re-
garding the business outlook for 1899 Prof
Griffith in reply handed him their record
book for 1S99 in which are recorded the
names of all who have been fitted with
glasses thus far this year. 1t is certainly
very encourag ing. Although this is gen.
orally considered the dull month of the
year, yet their business has been good. as
the following list of names of those who
have been fitted by them will show:
Mrs. y. Z. Doyl, Mrs. E. S. Rawson,
Mrs. Bell Jinkins, Mrs. VI. NJ Sellwell,
Mrs. n. Jay, Mrs. NJ. Bohr, Mrs G. L..
Blood. Miss Nellie Murdoch, Mrs. D. E.
Hastings. Mrs. ]. W. Way, Mrs Adie Nc
Alester Mrs. ]. T. Cantrel, Mrs T. c..
Jacques. Mrs. Peter Dillon, Mrs E. ].
Cloine Mrs. y. Tracy Mrs +. HILL Mrs
Mueller. Mrs d. r. Cody. Mrs. E. w Nor
ris, Mrs. T. NJ. Watson, Mrs. G. w. Clark
Mrs. Lizzie Cline. Miss Ednie Wintworth
Mrs. A. Elerts, Mrs McC1ees. Mrs. Thomas
BOwden, Mrs. R II. Johnson, Mrs Carrie
Bradshaw. Mrs. Catharine Dester. Mrs
David Jackson, Miss Russell. Mrs. C. W.
Jones, Mrs. Emma Stevenson. Mrs Cath
arine Woods, Mrs. ". J. Ellsworth. Mrs
\. b. Dozen, Mrs. Frank Shoemaker. Mrs
James Dick. These are the gentlemen: NJ
\. Deem. Peter Dillon. #. NJ Casad, John
Hoffman, T. y. Borland. William Owens,
I. X. Pullman, DR.. VI. S. Rochelle, o. L.
Coleman. J. VI. Huff. 3. Cloud, ]. ]. Os-
Ter, J. II. Taylor. Henry Dugan, T. Eahle,
]. r. Richards G. II. Spencer, J. II. Kicks,
J. \. Edwards O 3. Roberts, ]. c. Hill
ton. r. T. Fritz, c. 3. Green, J. c. Mar
shall. ]. \. McElheny, H. r Camien, F.
Movry. John Bohrer. e. W. Dean. Jacob
Shultz. z. Aspy. II. Giraffe, J. NJ johnson.
\. L WanSetter, q. L. PUlliam. R Ridg-
way, l. L. Bigler, W. L. Morris. c. D.
Philips, \. J. Zimmerman. Garst Tyson.
J. f. Cherry. a. T. Hall. ~. p. Irwin.
Walker Howard. Herman Ricky. &. W.
Guchrist, J. W. StockdiIe. A LAUDER. G. NJ.
Belden.
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USED TO LIVE HERE
[. S. ConkIin Is Connected
With a Trust Company.
HAS A LARGE CONTRACT
viii Handle all Government
Funds in Cuba.

/ L. S. Conklin was in the city a few
days ago visiting his brothers. and while
here he received dispatch from the east
stating that the North American Trust
company, which was already acting as
agent for the United States government
! in the cities of Havana and Santiago. had
Just been made fiscal agent for the entire
island.
The North American Trust company Is
/ the successor to the old JarTs-Conklin
company, and almost its entire force are
active and aggressive western business
men, and in the matter of securing the
government fiscal agency for the entire
island of Cuba a victory was obtained
over trust companies that have been in
the field for upward Of fifty years. The
North American Trust company has large
interests in this city and Sedgwick coun-
ty. One of the principal properties is the
Zmmerly block. The company carries
$50 900 acres of land in thirty-nine counties
and WicnIta is the headquarters for the
company here. The award of the fiscal
agency of the government is a big reward
for the energy the directors have shown
in pushing at once into the new field. BY
the terms of the contract the trust COM
pany handles all the customs and duties
collected and all the taxes until a local
government machine is perfected. All the
money from the United States for the
payment of troops, building of railroads
and improvements of whatever kind goes
through the banking houses of the trust
company.
Mr.. Conklin said when here that the Ha
vana house was already handling $4,000 a
day. He said: I'VE employ twenty men
there now and the new contract will make
it necessary for US to increase the num-
Der to forty. In the Santiago house we
have seven clerks and the number will be
doubled. We will start no other branches
at present, but will conduct our business
with other towns through the local banks.
The effect of this move on the part of the
government will be 10 put American
money into exclusive circulation. Already
a monetary commission has fixed the ratio
at which all foreign coins shall exchange
with ours, the ratio being made on the
bullion value of the coins
Mr.. Conklin has left the city. He will
make flying visit to Utah and will then
go to Washington, D. c..
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4
lief in the murderer he had defended witt
so much zeal and the nervous strain to-
gether proved too great a wrench to his
finely organized mind. He recovered hi:
health in a few days, but his unclouded in
! tellect never
Free disappeared shortly afterward
/ When next heard from he was no more
| Jacob Newman Free, successful practi-
| toner and admired orator, but u. n,
lecturer on pressure" an unknown force
with which he identified himself and
claimed to control. His fame Travelled fast
er than the railway and large audiences
/ of eager listeners awaited him wherever
he went His renown was at its height
when the civil war diverted attention
from all other subjects.
Ever since he ceased practicing law ~.
N" has been supervising the weather,
lifting the pressure from the United
States, and. Atlas-like. standing between
his native country and mysterious calam-
tiles which ne was sure would overwhe.m
millions with undreamt Of evils IL he did
rot intervene. He also speedily acquired
fame by his ability TO separate the rural
editor from his exchanges. live without
paying board bills, and ride without paying
railroad fare. Owing TO his duties as SUI
perintendent Of pressure" he did not
think it incumbent upon him 70 pay bills
OF any kind, and there are few who can
boast Of ever collecting one from him. He
has been a bird Of passage. rarely staying
more than few DAYS in the same town.
He has visited every state in the Union
- I'll
age proportions.
What pressure IS or why he was able
to secure control over il he never under
took 70 explain, or Al least never sue
ceeded in making anybody FULLY share his
views. He was a ready lecturer and one
gathered from his fervid remarks that
pressure" Is savage and vindictive and
only his martyrdom has prevented IL from
hurting the universe back into chaos.
There is said 70 be hardly an important
railroad IN the country on which he has
not been as welcome 10 ride as it's Dresi-
dent. How he secured his unparalleled as
sortment Of life passes is a mystery. but
he Vas a railway attorney in the "dfties''
and that may account FOR It in part over
q hundred slips OF paper reading Good for
J. y. and one over al lines FOR life" are
in his possession, and they have never
failed 10 be honored.
J. Ms appearance in 4 rural news
paper Office used TO cause greater com
motion ,han lifelong subscriber With
dark brown grievance. When he entered
the front door the editor would vanish. Il
he were wise. By the rear entrance. leaving
the philosopher % nutHs;s the fies and
exchanges and annoy the devil" he Al
ways demanded notice ~ his lectures. ana
Taen his request vas rot compiled with ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-24
SHE is SINGING AGAIN
Lady Had Almost Lost Her Voice.
Professor SamueIs Cured Her.

! Ihere seems TO be no limit to the achieve
ments of science. Medical men have re-
Gently been investigating on the line of in
jecting medicine into the blood instead of
giving il through the stomach and il is
claimed that these. experiments have been
rewarded by the discovery of a sure cure
for tuberculosis. There is in Topeka an
oculist who for some time has worked On
the theory that the proper medicine ap-
piled to the nervous system through the
eyes would work wonderful results. That
nc ia not mistaken is proven by the fol-
lowing case:
About the middle OF last February Mrs
J. NJ. Hill came 70 Prof. Samuels 10 be
cured of a had case Of catarrh. She first
took the grip about six years ago. which
| left her head and throat very much affect
ed. Various doctors and eatarrh remedies
were used but the disease seemed all the
while 10 grow worse Ass she EXPRESSED
it, there seems constantly a lump in my
throat and my head seemed prfectly raw
inside" She also lost considerable fieeh
and her color was that Of wax-anythins
4 but natural \ prominent Topeka ply
stefan advised surgical operation as the
only remedy but as several Of her friends
had taken similar treatment without bene-
lit she declined
Last fall she began 10 take vocal lessons
Of Prof. Leib and although her voice was
always sweet and clear. she soon found
it was becoming affected by the disease.
But she kept on until the first Of las, Feb
rusry. when she grew 50 bad that the pro
fessor told her she might as Well quit until
- he 10 f-1-
Mrs. Hin said her singing was the same as
h=r tsikiug-the regular catarrh voice.
The high notes could not be reached a.
all scarcely and even the low ones very
imperfectly.
As she had tried almost everything else
and failed she concluded 10 20 TO Pro-.
Samueis. He treated her as ne does everv-
one else. entirely through the ewes. and
the result has been entirely satisfactory.
To The reporter Mrs. Hin said she was de-
lighted so far and she believed in few
days she would be entirely well. The ium7
in the throat disappeared soon after he
treatment began and but for the present
had weather she thinks by this time ehe
head would have been entirely healed m
and clear. on the fuec Of Nav She was
able 20 continue her music with a ne-sac-iv
natural voice. Prof. Le.b seemed perfectly
surprised at the change and insisted on
learning al the details Of the remarkable
cure But the change in her PHYSIQUE has
been almost as marked IS that in her
voice. Her cheeks are now rosy w.,n he
glow Of health. and she weighs several
pounds more than when she began.
Mr.. Hin Is the foreman Of the press room
81 Ile state printing house ard rhay -
side az ga Monroe streat-Topeka Dsrv
Capital.
Prof. Samuels Is now az tAs Carey Hotel
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"STARTED WITH A COLD
SO says One of the Greatest of Ameri-
can Physicians and He Proves
What He saws

at is surprising what mistakes ever
some of the best people in the world
make
| The speaker was one of the greatest
doctors the world has ever known. and
| he resides in New York.
Take for example one Of the most
common things in the world. namely, q
cold. People speak of taking cold There
is really no such thing.
"A cold is a symptOm-an effect, not
| cause. Did you ever know an absolutely
wen and healthy person who took cold?
never have, even under the greatest
exposure. Yes. indeed, a cold is a symp-
| tom, not cause"
The gentlemen and ladies to whom the
doctor was speaking exchanged looks of
establishment. but they did not dispute the
words of the learned doctor.
you may be surprised he continued,
when l tell you that nine-tenths of all
colds occur because those great organs of
the body, the kidneys. are out of
order.
more men and women are troubled
with imperfect kidneys than with any
other known form of disease. The I'M
fortunate thing about it is that they do
not know that this is their trouble.
why? Because an difficulties, derange-
ments and diseases of the kidneys which
come to both men and women are usually
without any pain; in fact. without any
symptoms whatever, and this proves just
what L said at first, namely, that "a cold
is a symptom. "
There was look of amazement upon
the faces of his hearers.
Indeed" continued the doctor. most
deliberately and earnestly, 81 assert that
the grip, which has been so disastrous,
which has brought so much trouble into
the world, would never have had its run
if the kidneys of those who had suffered
from it had been in perfect condition.
These great organs, If unclogged, would
have thrown the disease from the system
so that the grip would have been I'M
known.
Now there is but one great discovery
for the prevention and cure of all kidney
difhculties-that grand remedy, Warmers
Safe Cure No class Of people know or
realize this better than the medical pro-
fession, and no class is more ready to ac-
knowledge it.
Take my word, any one who is careful
upon the first approach of a cold or grip
and goes right to the seat of all colds
the kidneys-will not suffer long from a
cold: will not be oppressed by the grip
and need have no fear Of pneumonia, be-
cause the kidneys. unclogged, will open
UP the system and throw the germs Of
disease out of the bOdv YoIl can denend
upon this
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may weigh this along with all the other
facts and circumstances in the case.
If you are satisfied from the evidence
and instructions given you by the court.
beyond a reasonable doubt that the kill
ing Of Tom Miller by said defendant, Fitz
Simmons, now prosecuted as Edward
Stewart. was not justifiable or excusable,
then 1t will be your duty to find the de-
PENDANT guilty. And in determining the
question as 10 which of the degrees of
offense charged the defendant is guilty 1t
will be your duty to carefully consider the
instructions given you by the court and
apply the law to the evidence in the case,
and If after a complete consideration of
all the evidence and instructions you are
in doubt as to which of two or more de-
grees Of the offense charged the defend
ant is guilty, it viii be your duty to re-
solve the doubt in favor of the defendant
and return verdict Of guilty as to the
lower degree only
County Attorney S. b Amidon made his
opening speech. after which court ad-
journed. Messrs. Stanley & Stanley will
make their argument this morning and
Amidon viii close, after which the jury
will take the case for consideration. It
is predicted that the jury will not be long
in arriving at verdict
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discussion OF natrimony. This is regarded
as DR.. Houser's masterpiece. Last night
the lecture on Belgium, Rome and
Egypt" brought out the usual largo audi
ence and was highly appreciated by those
present. Wichita will long remember this
unique series of entertainments.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA,

ONE MORE LECTURE.
The last lecture of this interesting
course Will be given at the Crawford
Grand tonight. It viii he a serio-comic
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At the opera house on Thursday night
next, one of the finest musical entertain
meHts ever offered to the theatre-going
public will be given by the famous Seal
Chi Operate company. No artist of great
er reputation, either in the dramatic or
operate field is now before the Ameri-
can public than the world famous con-
tralto Mime. Sofia Scalchi. During the
past fifteen years she has been associated
with all the most famous singers OF the
period, both on this continent and in Eu-
rope. Born and educated in Italy, her
greatest successes have been made in
London. Paris, st. Petersburg and the
In her facility lies the secret of her uni
versal success. Her technique is facile
and pervades the entire range of her al
most limitless possibilities. There seems
to be something in her art that is not con-
fined by any restrictions, and her variety
Of styles all partake of a melodious fiuen-
cy that has placed her at the head of the
worlds dramatic contraltos.
Supporting the great Scalchi Is the re-
nowned baritone singer Signor Achille AL
berti and other artists whose names are
we'll known to all who are interested in
matters musical.
The entire fourth act of ''Il Trovatore"
will be presented in costume with scenery,
etc, and will be preceded by an operate
concert program which will include the
Rigoletto Quartette.
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REV. ]. G. cALNoN. D. D.

Queer People and Their Ways" will be
the subject DR.. Calnon will lecture on TO-
night at the West Side Presbyterian
church. This is the first lecture OF a series
of four. The dates of the last lhree VIII
be given out later. DR.. Calnon is a wide
awake man and keeps abreast Of the times
His thoughts. spoken, at ooce interests his
audience and with that personal magnetism
Of which he is in possession, holds ;heir
attention to the end. Tickets for the course
at Rlley's drug store az 80 cents. Single
lecture % cents.
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A NEW DEPARTURE


Wichita has this season mad quite a run
Of farce comedy and drama, interspersed
with a bit Of the spectacular and legiti-
mate but we have been completely slight
ed by that favorite eastern amusement
vaudeville. But Manager Biting has Sc
cured for Friday and Saturday night and
Saturday matinee the Greater New York
Vaudeville company in conjunction with
Edison's great vitascope. The vaudeville
cast will include the great Demon quartet,
of whom mention is unnecessary, as their
reputation is well known; such artists as
Carl Lumiere. the acrobat, in seemingly
impossible featS; ]. a. Burkhart, the IA
nous buck and wing dancer; Clarence
Woods, the king OF the banjo and Miss
Winnie Mcdowell, in recitations, mono
logues and representations, will appear a
each performance. The monologue work
and the ballads of Felix McNeal are alone
worth double the price of admission. the
sketch artists, ''The Haywoods." are per-
formers of note and the management are
elated at having secured this engagement
extraordinary. Their work is simply fine
Last, but not least, is the great vitascope,
which has a line of animated pictures sur
passing anything ever sen in Wichita in
the line of moving pictures. The Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight, the bull fight, the battle
of Manila, complete, and the ten-minute
hurdle race ar a few Of the principal films
The performance will be continuous and
will be of character that the most refined
audience can take no exceptions. Saturday
at 2:S0 Will be the grand matinee for the
ladies and children. Price, ten cents to all.
Night prices, 10. % and 80 cents.
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