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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-03
VIC. WELLS OF SHAWNEE
Choctaw Immigration Agent Il Here
RnStIiuN

Mr.. ". c. Wells. the energetic and
pushing immigration agent Of the Cn'c-
;ax railroad. = in the city pushing the
interests OF Shawnee and the o-ner pros
perous cities on his Inc. Mr. Wells IS IN
old-time Okiahoman and probably ne
best paSfed real estate man IL bis 'er~i-
tory today. lie represents every interest
a. PROSPEROUS in bis section and thds lie
crop outlook is magnificent
EX-SENATOR GREER
Ex-senator T. A Greer OF Beaumont.
Texas. accompanied BY ms wlfe. - N re
city as delegate 80 the congress. rolt-
ing his commission from the governor -
Texas. lie represented his district IN -hs
lower house ~ tne legislature f1r tUo
years and was then elected and 90 Fe
FOR FOUR wears IN the state senate No.-1-
tariIy res. zn.ug % become the general a.
tornry for the Kansas Cry. Pi,'sa1-z
and cur Railway company. r Nalca he
has lately been appointed receiver La--
irz his connection wIta thts company le
has c--dsctsd t1e entire ht.E7-'an - rs
PORT arthur channel scheme a11 1as ESQ
eessrgl through aI tae c5.r.s- STATE ard
federal 81. Greer .s a loas supporter
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the crng-ess.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-03

s. 4. ingalls, Crown Point, y y
writes: My wife suffered from kidney
trouble for years. She consulted several
physicians and tired a number Of Kidney
Cures without getting relief. She was
induced to try Foleys Kidney Cure and
in less than a week after she began u-iHg
# she was greatly improved. and three
bottles cured her. Hooking Drug Co, O.
Gehring and Wells Miller, druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-03
II. o. MortimO-e,

city Ticket Agent
Corner Main Street aHd Douglas Avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-03

formed banker" and engaged in operatng
a 2,400-acre farm. Jersey dairy and
creamery supplied by 40 jersey COWS.
The governor is regarded in Texas as a
high-minded. honorable. enterprising pub
lie citizen, loyal and enthusiastic over the
brilliant future Of Texas. His good for
tune has not forsalzen him. for IN the won
derful discovery Of oil at Corsicana, the
governor is strictly 'in IT," To an Eagle
reporter the governor said:
eft has pleased me much that these
brainy. stalwart men Of these northwest
ern states have selected Houston as the
next meeting place. The securing of cheap
freight rates for the Transmississippi
country Is a great question and one worthy
the thought OF our wiSest statesmen. and
II is now being solved at the gulf ports.
Galveston was aided by the government.
and the result Is twenty-nine feet OF water
over the bar, and now Houston. land
locked harbor, is TO be brought fifty miles
nearer these immense grain fields that
surround the beautiful city Of Wichita
The governor said that while Texas was
one Of the greatest cotton states IN the
union. her people were now Giversifying
their crops to great success. I'VE have
more granite than Vermont. more corn
land than Illinois. more wheat land than
the two Dakotas. more rice and sugar
land than ouisiana and outh Carolina.
o. OK. 90 acres Of virgin pine forests What
we wish now Is more settlers for our
cheap lands. more men and money for our
manufactures. The deSlopment Of these
states and territories that find market
at the gulf ports will give an impetus here
also that viii be wonderful 70 see. This
trip 20 Kansas Is a revelation 70 our
Texas delegation. Kansas stock has risen
in our estimation at least 70 or - Per cent
- H7fz visit 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-03
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES$
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SAPOL-IO

The Best .a,. Su s1n'1 ne Re- Journey ss I . a
for the same a your home Then
Summer tn. cars are 50 comfortable -asus Is
scarce ar
Route tourist s ... and Gree chair cars On all
To California L r. DELANEY A As.aa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17

ike to see the minstrel boy go by1 The
minstrel show at night has a charm for
many that no other entertainment pos
sesses There Is the first part with its
rows OF marionette figures. seated one
above the other. the bass drum and fiddle
Gaping the pyramid. Then the deep
voiced interiocutor says Overture. gem
tlemen." and they are of. The rattling
of the bones. the sounding OF the tambou-
rines, the blending Of the voices harmon
Ously in the opening chorus. here ana
there few catchy bars from some opera,
then q lively negro air. tho dancing and
prancing Of the end men. and the end %
the overture. the funny jokes. the pa
thetic ballad. the quartette. then the olio.
then the sensational specalties. and It's
all over. Who don't enjoy the miastreisg
A real good minstrel show h as viysfying
and refreshing as a shower during a
drought. oliver SCOTS big minstrel car
nival Will surely reap harvest when
they appear In this city. The success Of
this company FOR the PAST two years has
been something phenomenal The cOgn-
pany IS large one. composed OF more
than forty people and travel on their own
train Of palace cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17


tody of the postoffice officials ana is
made I'D of a bundle Of several hundred
letters written by the defendants to their
customers. Some of these customers
were: H. NJ. Lloyd, Sterling, Kansas; j.
J. Stevens, Dalton, Kan, and Hunter.
Milling company, Wellington, Kan. The
warrant for the arrest OF McLain Bros.
was based on the alleged swindie OF L.
A Hvke, Of Luverne, Mimi, who claims
70 have lost about 500, 900 on his deals with
the board Of trade firm. The Chicago
hoard of trade rules provide that when
sales or purchases are made for a GUS
toner the firm must furnish the former
with a memoranda, giving the name OF
the firm from which the purchases We're
made or to which the COMMODITY was
sold. as we'll as the prices at which traces
were made The evidence in possession
of the postal officers. letters which con-
tain memoranda or trades for customers
show that while an effort was made to
keep within the letter of the board rules,
a conspiracy existed among certain local
firms to violate them. 1t is said these
deals. which were made by the McLaln
Bros. for customers in the west. We're
bucket shopped and never reached the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17

appearance SO worked himself into the
hearts of the people as he His youth, ex-
ceedingly graceful manner, reckless dar-
ing. yet lovable disposition, his rash
impetuosity, bravery and gallantry, all
component parts of the character OF
D'Artagnan, which role he SO intelh-
gently and artistically interpreted, pleas
ed everyone. He is a capital swordsman
and bears himself with a graceful defer
ence of a gentleman and the gallantry
of a courtier. In his company there are
several players Of ability who make the
most Of their parts in their particular
conception, to which they must justly be
allowed their choice. Mr.. Harry Hynes
appears as Cardinal Richilieu not so
aged and crafty as some of the prime
ministers we have seen, but fOrceful and
designing throughout. Miss Elizabeth
Stewart is seen a. Anne of Austria, and
is uueenly and womanly at the same
time. Her acting. especially in the emo
tional work. is exceedingly natural and
very spirited Percy Cooke, in the role of
captain Of the kings guards. and the
Athos Of Arthur c. Lay, are the other
attractive characters in the production,
which is mounted adequately and cos
tuned accurately. In the last act, es-
pecialIy. the throne room in the royal
palace is revelation of antique tapestry
and medieval splendor. Numerous cur
tain calls were accorded Mr. Gilmore, as
well as other members of his company.
1t will be a source of delight to many
t. learn that Mr.. Gilmore and company
will return to give q performance of their
new play "The Dawn Of Freedom" al
Christmas. Next attraction THE Hust-
Ter" tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
SARGENT A CRACK SHOT
Got Gold Medal of wichita Gun CLUB
Yesterday.

Attorney Samuel NJ. Sargent now wears
the gold medal of the Wichita Gun club
winning it yesterday afternoon at the
weekly shoot at the Peacock traps, by
some excellent shooting. The day was OF
the poorest for trap shooting, the gusts
of wind causing the birds to fly In the
most aggravating manner. Mr.. Sargent
is a comparatively new hand at trap
shooting and has shown remarkable in
provement in his work in few weeks.
His shooting yesterday was Of the best
every bird being broke clean and quick.
The club is making arrangements Tor a Dag
time Thanksgiving day, when zig shoot
Will be held There viii also be turkey
shooting on the club grounds On Tuesday
November 8. A cordial invitation IS eX-
tended to all sportsmen to attend these
events. and a good time is assured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
CITY IN R3IEF.

l. y. Hockaday lefi last evening for
F. Reno to join a hunting party for Csddo.
l. T.
Mr. Luther shuck has leased the carey
billiard room and viii conduct u IN the
future.
Amos Ewing oil Inspector Of Oklahoma.
was IN the city yesterday on his way
home from Ohio.
There was a fire on the corner os Eng
Hsh and Water streets last night Bu; no
particular damage
Mrs. George l.. Prat; and children
leave this morning for Burlington. Ia.
for visit at her old home.
Mrs.. NJ. l. Strobe was called 70 Guthris
by telegram yesterday 70 be with her
daughter. Mrs. A G. clark. who Is vcry
I'D.
Prof Blume led sbaw's orchestra a. ms
performance q the "Musketeers act
night. as Prof Sanford was taking ihs
Scottish Rite degrees.
Mrs Flossie Cariey % Chicago. wHo
has been visiting her parents. Mr. ard
Mrs. John steuer. for several days left
"wednesday for her home. stops ~ n
her brothers family "a wichita oNor
night
Tony welnschenk's 'Ysutieusn. Luxe
advertisement IN Wadnrsday's Eaais
br0urh, him customers from Oklahoma
towns Mr. We.uachenk received iarEs
bunrh u mail orders from the soata yss-
terlsy.
The Select KIN atz opened ths1r serirs
I % entertainments last u zht 10 fhe a o.
/ L. ". hail with a banquet conFisfirE p
I oysters ln AZ styles ham ard ch'-kra
I sau6wiehe9. cake and c3fss. TIE rfa-
gram was f. charge = ths lsfies % M
/ order and these p b. di1 rot sttsnd misss1
( grand AFFAIR
I Mss Alice Goldaerz ia q tbs c.fg .ss
guest of Afiss Ze,n.nFer - Tenfh sra
1 MARKET streets Miss Go'fafrF g. e- ar-
eqmpl.shed musician. having sf9fif9 r.
vesrr Under zee Best fea ehs-e. end wss
f f4~ many gears resident ~ fh-s stiF.
sac assf~rr1 sr~v --fv ia ft ss pro-
+ gram %, The s~ot.fsa Efs e.riaFs 80
re naat fhres days. bsr faiae- ST. -
vz-s csasdasre heaz ere - fae rretsi-
r.e-s 'safer. - shs Htfs - the valley
) T-ae mail clerks 80 ere Psrhsasfe Sire.
WHO rysn hstwsen Wiehffs and Ansr q.
NAV have fhs3r r-as esteoaef 20 &~wtea
+ On accent ss ere charge - Ere fa=f nai
.e--t~a n tha -tz Pc TIE r1an cen
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
To Wash outing garments.

Flannel outing garments and underwear
require very careful washing to keep them
from shrinking; shrinking is caused DS
the interlacing Of the wool fbreS; henle
it is desirable to keep the material Wei
stretched out 70 prevent this A wash
hoard should not be used, nor should any
soap be ever rubbed on. 1t Is pest 10
use Gold Dust Washing POWDER oissolNe .
enough in hot water to make gcod sues
and wash quickly by repeatedly miners
ing in the suds, asd drawing through the
hands. Flannels must be washed IN haiI
warm water-not hot or cold. Wring'
stretch into shape and hang to dry in a
place where there is no, wind OF TOO not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
MUSIC AND oRamA.
- EXcFL.LENT SLOW.

The performance OF the Three Mus
keteers" by pr Paul Gilmore and TIE
strong company OF capable artists Tas
immensely enjoyed by those who had TIE
good fortune 70 Be present a. ths Craz-
ford theatre last night y hne auEence
enthusiastic and delighted. certainly nus;
have given stimulus 70 the performers,
for they gave a most excellent ae-f77Ei2-
ance Last night was Mr.. Gsimo-e'z a-s-
appearance IN Wichita and brilliant
reT aratioa IS romantic zcs7- had pre-
ce5ed him The large audience took -
hlrn from rs very first entrance NJ.
Paul Gilmore. Il Is safe 70 sag. Eii - a
prime favorIte wsih wichita aevotees %
the theatre Seldom has az actor 81 one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17

Cl1Ire- E~atts biE rnizs-rsl carnival Et
Be the attraction - th~ CraEss7i taeatT-
Th,1sz1av ntxht Tasrs - noth'zg that
catches ire eahisc - toes z s-s;-elaes
god rzsnstre. sheE. Taere e 20 asns -
rsasiezans sast cas p.s7 ths fas- airs
% 1he Dag A. car -uiast-s4 aaaG I-le1r
Is EzagsT. eateay z1sTesE-s9t - ta4 sHs-
sse v-v.seas-1 - q snlnsfTsi kaa1 fhat a4a-
ssar-xssass d ss7z az oshsss TIA tseTs
). "a zzxS-ss Va = y EA&l e-ss lot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
CAUGHT WELLINGTON FIRM
Bucket shop Firm of Chicago Taken
in Yesterday

Yesterday the federal authorities Of Il
Enois arrested Charles r. and Albert O.
McLain. members Of the board Of trade
OF McL-ain Bros. & Co. of Chicago. The
charge was using the United States mails
TO carry on a scheme TO defraud-
The two board OF trade men are said
10 have begun their operations with Gus
toners in various parts OF the country
two years ago and il is claimed they real
lied over $4,000 through their bucket
shopping" scheme.
The members of the firm are said to
have matched" buying or selling orders
from customers. with the reverse trade
on its own account and the work is said
10 have been carried on 50 quietly that
many customers lost money on the &c
t3tious sales.
The evidence in the case Is a. the Gus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
HE WON'T CUT PRICES
Chile Man ISSUES Tltimatum to
Customers.

An East Douglas avenue chile man.
owing to the constant demand made on
him to start FIRE sale prices, has hung this
ultImatum in his place:
Owing to the variety OF work and diff
ficdlty to make Mexican chile, We cannot
sell it less than 70 cents a dish. DO not
ask for 5-cent dishes.
ENRIQUE FRANCISCO"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
THE APPETITE OF 4 GOAT.

It is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite
sound digestion and regular bodily habit
that insures perfect health and great en-
ergy. Only &c. at c. Gehring's drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17

Zahner. Miss Helen North, Miss Frances
3. Baury, and others Of equal standing
in the dramatic profession. The matinee
will be given at popular prices, Is and
80 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
AnImportant Difference

To make it apparent to thousands, who
think themselves i'll, that they are not af-
flicted with any disease. but that the sys-
TEN simply needs cleansing. is to bring
comfort home to their hearts. as a costive
condition is easily cured by using Syrup
OF Figs. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17

one II the most powerful plays ever
written viii be presented at the CraE-
ford Grand on Saturday next matinee
and evening Il j. founded upon the ter
rib.e events Of the French Revolution II
Is the work ~ the late Steele Macksys,
and undoubtedly vas his u1azterriece.
the title Of which S. Paul Kauyar." The
play has not been seen for size past Eve
years and NJ =. r Spencer. 2 cara
BE and brilliant actor. has made great
revival q il this seasg-- During It's long
ru1 ia %e~ YORK s. vas considered tie
greatest play q TIE n5neteeuIh century.
Ererv tire teens with n1b,e sentia1sut.
ard every situation With t-ls patriotism
Prom the rise q the curtain f. the first
az. q the drop ca tas fnale. the drama
carries SIS interest every Situation bes1E
woven together with 2osl5c siraads- Er-
S1er-e- has MADE really iAesnt
p-7sfur.f5a y This Incense woEk- az q
ira scenery costumes AID p-gpeFties b.
f-x entirely new. - has EuTTssEa9e1 h.r7-
self ws-h reoo3s from Tie Sra ranks o.
TIE dramatic g-ofsssl1n 81 tbs eoGniFF.
zn5 hIz coraFaaT. which - hez6sl b. ne
sseaatf<ul aa8 acr M ssss actress. diss
Is 81. per vra. F. secgnd 20 rgue r. ;z.s
country j. saelu3es ~ ws9 ~ fhe 4safs
zzinea lads. VI Jena A Lana NF. Jona
Ms.toz. Mr. Gssgzs 1s-toz. xr. 5o4Asa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17
1.-THE HUSTLER" TONIGHT.

Fun is the element which most theater
goers seek. Amusing and wholesome re
laxati from the busy cares Of daily life
are not only in demand but beneficial.
Farce-comedy best fills tire requirement,
because it can be enjoyed without mental
taxation. One Of the best offerings IN
this line is THE Hustler" IN its latest
attire. It is a rollicking and roaring
farce-comedy. full OF sharply drawn and
broadly defined Characterization and re-
plete with reoartee. The popularity OF
this famous fabric Of fun and movement
is universal. In launching it anew this
season nothing but the name has been re-
tanned All else is new. radiant and pro-
gressive. The object Is TO give enjoy
ment No pretensioQs are made to plot.
A hustler would not know what 20 do
with such a commodity Everything that
Will conduce TO rev laugh has been
woven into this hodge-podge Of nonsense
and satire. and the result IS a hilarious
and entertaining performance. Incorpor-
ated in this farclcal play Is long line OF
novel and variegated specialtles, promin-
ent among which are the newest songs,
dances and wltticisns q The day. The
company engaged IN its presentation Is
accounted the greatest gathering OF far
ceurs ever seen in one organization. The
comedians are among the most popular
ard celebrated before the public. while
tire contingent Of handsome. talented and
shapely young women Is conceded 70 sur
pass in general attractvsness any similar
gathering Of pretty and plquant feninin-
ity ever seen on the contemporary stage
Reconstructed and rendered up-to-dafe
huo5ling gith novelties from both sides
OF the Atlantic. and teeming with the
rarest Of musical gems. The Hustler
should have sufficient claim 1or consider
alton this season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17

There has bes-a F3ch se=aai - -
original prrsszsssfou = Lexis AoTrison'
..Faae.- thss 81 has been decf3s3 - pre-
seat 81 durtnE ,his SIS lass ssas71- Is
p-eeeatatsan IN thls or vii oc-pr - re
near future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-17


A big lot OF Mems Shoes in broken
sizes In congress and lace, Cordovan.
Calf and Kid. in French. globe and coin
toes; all perfect goods. only broken in
lots. Christman Bros. sold these goods
at from $ TO SC per pair. Our sale price.
Ladies fine Wei Kid. in tan and black:
all plain Kid and fancy Vesting Cloth
Tops; some scalloped and some iniaid with
cloth; new. up-to-date styles and lasts \
Christman Bros price was s. and $50.
Our sale price.
a big lot of Ladies' Dongola Lace and
Button Shoes; Kid and Patent Leather
Tips; Savoy and razor toes; low heels and
medium weight soles; some have cloth
tops. Good. clean. fresh goods. and were
sold by Christman Bros at from $50 10
81 per pair. Our sale price will be only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-23
the roGus RUM WAR.
Deputies Ames and Rollins Close the Famous
Carson House.

The Carson house at Togus has been
closed and the keys are held by the au-
thorities. This place which of all bad
places in Togus, has the worst reputa-
tions, was closed, Wednesday after
noon. by Deputy Sheriffs Ames and
Rollins and the remaining members of
the gang that has infested it for the
past few days. arrested. This last
member is one Matilda Goodwin. who
has been out of the Kennebec Jail. since
last Friday She had served g.
months sentence imposed by Judge
Stevens for selling liquor and was out
enjoying life in her own way. when
the row of Monday broke up the gang.
This woman was too drunk to be
moved Tuesday night. when Cora
Witham was arrested, SO they left her.
When they visited the place, Wednes-
day, they found her holding forth and
they arrested her upon the charge of
two single sales of liquor. A search
of the premises was made and three
bottles containing doubtful intoxicant
were found. The search and seizure
process will be charged against her.
She will be given hearing at the
office of the Jail. this morning at ~
O'Clock. before Judge Stevens.
United States Deputy Marshal Nor
ton arrested two members Of the ToSus
rum selling fraternity. Wednesday. and
brought them to Augusta for hearing
before Commissioner Choate. He is at
ter others.