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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19

cans is found in sentinels who are carried
in for the asst time from the guard lines,
victims of Aguinaldo's treachery This
does not happen around Cavite, so you
need not feel alarmed about me The
cavalry is doing patrol guard duty Two
Of US stay together al the time and woI 4
six hours at a time, on our line.
The natives are very musical They can
hear song once and hum over the cir
as good as if they had always known it.
We are'all in good health and spirits. I
am learning to talk Spanish TO such an
extent that I can carry on a Irritation
with the dusky Philippine 5eies. Don't
you think am progressing. Leo Leonard
is in the post band and lit enough 20 be
-azv. Nat w. is still slim but in better
condition than when you last beneid him.
Clyde Bouham, Ed. Maxwell ard John
Keifer are also in good health. Tell Mrs
Blum that Henry IS all right, IN GOOD
health and as mischievious as the monk
eys, who eat UP al the soldiers toilet
soap. did like monkeys until had ex-
perience in this pace. they steal ev=ry-
thing.
The weather is warm. Of course. 5-I a
pleasant breeze is blowing most Of the
time. Mosquitoes are QIr chief frouAle
for they nearly eat US up at night. Ba-
nanas are hanging green from the trees
around town. The soldiers keep the ripe
ones gathered.
Well, good bye. am, as ever. your low
ing. MARLON.
Add. A Troop New. Vol. Cav. C'avite,
?. L
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| lars 70 New York. and was referred 10
| Professor Lourbroso Bcarte. a famous
| beaut5fer, and I ar once started for the
Big city.
l found Professor Lombroso Ecarte a
very pleasant man, VINO locked me over
} and said that he had never seen a face
more repulsive face than mine, except one.
/ and that belonged TO a man that could
stop a freight train on a down grade by
simply looking al it.
He was surprised 10 find that my
susperder was fastened TO but one
button behind. This parslyzed nm and
he told me that no wonder I was not
/ beautiful. buc that I had high. broad in
teIlectusl shoulder blades and a good con-
tour and after few lessons l would be
al riSat
But Doc" said 7, ''hov are you going
to reef in the corners Of this mouth?"
Nj Billings" ne said, that is easy.
Ny famous bi-ch,ori5e Of psrsinImons VIII
TX that"
He brought ont a bottle Of this great
persmm0n mouth slrinker. and gave me
q dose. telling me- % repeat it three times
a DAY. He then took ne into a big room
and suspended me by the arms and turn
ed the steam or me. wing a dum-beu 70
each foot. He told ne that in three ap-
p,:eaoons the bow would be entirely
steamed o,,- ~ nv les
Tssfz. ..T-7s- * an -5rb- M b,,- -vs.-
vo, Going n -, ab7B+ NV c,r,,,ax-,,o..
..---s-.s all right, na szf5 .ru -
thar"
:, a--ar had my rzrz <+as7,a7 - -,,,r
me our in -5a bsc,, vz~- vr7a-s ,,77-s rs
q b.g stone nile and said.
Break -1st STONE IN. T-s---r 4v v,r-
comDlexsor
DO v5u nav ne s,- f. T,,-7r T ss-a5
Certainty no. Take OF v-..- ,,.- and
begin T., pound
50 for tn-sa weeks and 80, p,,,-. q.
5sv I broke TIA. rock -ak.-~ +1s -
simon remedy ais, --s-.s,.s -
dun5-be,Ls from : o.-l,rz mas : 49,,
m1-rir- Ear b-sasess- t--,--s go -.
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and are forgotten. The older citizens of
the city are perpetuaIy meeting people in
the east who accost them and say they
once lived in Wichita, although the pres
ent Wichitan Is unable completely TO re-
call either the face or name. While no
statistics are at hand 10 prove II, the
chances are that il the last ten years
half Of the population Of Wichita has
changed five or six times.
Il is safe 10 put this 70 the test on any OF
the names which were 50 prominent in the
newspaper print as short ago as ten years.
Back of that but q very small per cent Of
the people remember even the names, TO
say nothing Of the faces. Ordinarily the
name viii cling in the memory longer
than face. although TO some minds the
reverse is true
One man, speaking Of this, says that
while one remaining in Wichita Will for
get faces on account Of the perpetual
change Of population. those who have
moved away from here have retained the
memory Of Wichita very acutely, That IS
that a Wichita man still living in Wichita
viii have difficulty in recalling men who
have moved away, while men who have
moved away have little difficulty in re-
calling men who have remained here and
who are met travelling in the east There
is a reason for this. The man who has
moved away from Wichita keeps in his
memory a picture Of the town as he knew
IL When a part OF that picture in the
shape Of an individual appears before
him, he at once recalls Wichita 70 mind
On the other hand, the man who remains
here, sees a new Wichita every day, and
when he IS in some large eastern city in
the multitude OF individuals he meets IL
is very rarely that ore face will bring to
his mind the picture Of the Wichita Of ten
years ago.
# an experiment should be tried, and the
Eagle should this mOIning publish
nameless picture Of a once prominent
Wichita man, probably not one third Of its
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19

NIahIon Z. Taylor. known in this city, =
resident Of Dover. Oklahoma, who is now
in Mania. located in mahogany theater,
has written capital letter which is full
Of spirit and fun. The letter is written to
his cousin. Fred Taylor, Of this city. He
writes on Spanish paper. that is. writing
paper lined of into little squares. He
SAYS.
"Cavite. P. I. Jan. 60 1899.
Ny Dear Cousin-There is fruit
vender across the way who is trading me
knowledge Of Spanish for knowledge Of
English. 1 an learning her in a classic
way. First I taught her that "bug-house'
was the correct way to say crazy.
Then in order 10 satisfy herself in an
English way when she was aggravated 7
taught her to say Pats" As crowds Of
soldiers often block the way in front Of
her fruit tables 1 taught her the correct
way to say Get our viz: Get Il =. out
a here"
We'll. I can't explain in Spanish very
wen. and as a result I am in trouble with
ny scholar. One day as one of the boys
who was too lazy 70 teach English made
a remark. I told him ne was bug-house.
Ny Spanish teacher thought I meant her.
7 could not explain 50 she could under
stand, so I got out of that door pretty
quick, while she threw bananas and pop
bottles at ne until I was out of range.
Non my credit for bananas and soda
water is gone and my Spanish Is neglected.
Vel. I can drink rain water by straining
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Smith for years, and I have known your
face, but never thought you were A. J..
Smith
Some years ago there was a man in
wichita named William Blank He Left
this city. One day a Wichita man was
passing through Ohio. He went forward
into the smoking car ana was Just light
ing his cigar when he looked up and face
to face with him was sitting his old friend
William Blank He reached out MS hand
and cried.
We'll, how are you. Bill Blank?"
The man accosted gave the Wichita man
an icy stare, and did not put out MS hand.
The Wichita man said: Il beg your par
DON and felt so discomftted he threw
his cigar down and quit the car in disgust
over his mistake.
But when he came home he made in
quiries about Bill Blank He discovered
that he had moved 10 Vermont, had be
come an employe in a postoffice. had been
convicted of larceny and sent 10 the peni-
Tertiary and from which he had escaped.
He had never been apprehended. Then he
knew that it was Bill Blank in the snok-
ing car.
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The following communication from Mr..
Ben Billings has been received:
To the Editor of the Eagle:
Having bat recently returned from New
York and noting the space you have so
kindly given Mss Amanda Parks and the
way she was beautiied IN that city. I
have hope that YOU VIII permit me TO
publicly relate my experience
I have been 6eautifed. and as 7 shall
soon leave for New York To be re-uglfed.
fe=l that my case is much more inter
estng than that Of Amanda Parks. And
also because I am d man.
OF course my communication viii bs
more or less egotst!cal. a. ! am not a ole
% write about myself without making
references TO my best friend.
Briefly. I was born ugly. Ny hair was
SO red that on a bright sunshlny day nv
head hobs around Ike q brakeman's Ian
tern on a dark night in a busy switch
yard Ny hair was 80 red it would bleed
when cut. I have since earliest infancy
used an asbestos pillow
As everyone in Wichita knows. had a
large. prom5scuous mouth which looked
Tx q cash in a broken squash. Il was
fuu Of assorted t=e-h- II was mouth
which wandered off into minute tr.5u-
-sries at The corners. one Of those large
rambling mouths which would wrap itself
around q piece Of pumpkin pie and Sw.o=
out hunk as big as a map Of MeN.co
had a smile which met behind and
0olliEed with Itself. and when I laughed
close observer could see more physiology
than al a clinic. I have seen men bet.
5ust before laughed, which way my ears
would dodge. up Cr down
7 had a nose that Eot curvature Of t7e
fp:re az about Is years and. began 10 bow
M Ike 4. rainbow. A. Tor my complexion
rss wouldn't light on il and il would jar
The mercury of the back Of looking
sass. people have come miles - see my
c7moIexsoa and chip of bits Of il 20 Sc
in -;ngs-
Nv general elevation was good L s
true that ms IeEs made sorr ot by
drau.5c avenue street. car switch. ooV-nS
little Dir at cae knees. and / appeared
% have been struck suddenly on ne head
BY r-le-d-sver and my urder-pinning
sprung out, bu- upon the whole have
nothing 10 say against uy legs
know row that all -he>e defects 6id
ro- render me unpopular. 7 realized that
vas received and t-ea-ed VIII JUST a.
much consideration by -he yoCns ladies'
% he town as any other man didn't
think Sc I actually fell IN love win ere
az the most beautiful creatures in southern
Kansas. Dolly tod me s5e loved me I
DOUBTED Il. I could n7t believe thar she
could love anybody Nhose face would
warp scrap iron. I told her plainly tha-
I couldn't understand how she could love
re. She protested that she did neveTthe-
less. Al the same tine there was a good
looking drug store man paying court 70
her. and fell that sooner or later. n
would suQplan- me, unless I did some
thing q alleviate ny face
Just at this time the famous ex7e-!-
meat Of beauufying Amanda Parks IN
New York began. and saw ny way clear
- iuanroyiIz mysslf. wrote Tor pS1rlcl-
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I felt that it was time TO come home
and surprise Dolly.
l arrived here last week. The drug clerk
had been making hay while I was gone.
He was calling twice a week. went TO
can upon him and he liked 20 have had
compton fit I could see that com
pared to ne he was very homely and
| commonplace indeed. I knew 1 was fine
looking and ne was a scrub. I didn
wait long 70 score my triumph over Dolly.
But the first thing she did when she
opened the door was to stagger back and
scream: on, Ben"
7 went in and sat down in the parior.
knowing I must look killing.
She looked at me and said in tones Of
misery:
.-oh. Ben. what Is the matter with your
m>uth?"
Don't you Ike Il" I replied. i've had
il beaut-fed."
wept And then she sad through her
tears:
"Oh, Ben, your mouth was SO h1s be-
fore.
1t was big" said. uneasily.
But I Ike men with big mouths" she
hlu56ered. 1T was 50 BIZ and firm"
NO more pers.mmon extract for me-
resolved secretly.
And your legs" she SMILED.
They're straight now" I coatended-
But the bow IN EN- was 50 cute. On.
Benz
Dang" I said
And your nose-how horrible Il is"
I felt Il Il was straight a die
''It ainc bumped any more" I expos
tllared.
What 60 men want WIKI sc-sigh,
rosss?' she exclaimed angrily. 1T shows
lack q character. 7 Ike big noses. I
want man 70 be man
Jumping jupiter I exclaimed.
And then y0ur hair. Ben." she ex-
claimed. Look a. your ha-r,'
IT'S CHESTNUT said.
And I always liked red hair" she
answered
Look mere. Dolly 7 sad, q vas ugly.
I went 70 New York Ike Amsud4 Parks
ard became 5ezutiaed. : an oeaut1zed
And now you xxx. WHAT CO you
vs1-77
Ben, she sad. do you thiuk-zh-do
YOU tank you could 6e-could &c re-
usIded9-'
Yes"
start On TIE mex train
= am gong on me zext ran back 20
New York And s1e has promised 70 s--o
the drug store man
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subscribers would be able 10 supply the
missing name. 1t might be Edwin White
Moore. once leading member OF the bar
in this city and once a state candidate in
Kansas. Not one-third OF the people OF
Wiehita would be able TO recall his face
If they should try az this moment. while
fully two-thirds would be able TO say the
name was familiar. He has been gone
about ten years.
Yesterday a picture Of one Of the most
prominent men in Kansas a short time ago
was shown TO a man VINO has become
prominent in Wichita in the last four
years, and he was asked 10 tell who it
was. He could not guess. The picture
was that OF George /. Douglass. The
present prominent Wichita man had NOV
ed in since Douglass left some five years
ago. Douglass had no part in the Wichita
he had known.
The Eagle this morning might publish a
picture Of a once prominent Wichita man
and ask its subscribers TO guess who it
was. There might be one hundred men
in the city who would az once tell that it
was Charles Gilbert.
The rest Of the community. that is s5
per cent OF II, would az once say that they
had never heard even Of the name OF
Charles Gilbert Yet he was az one time
the richest man in Sedgwick county.
Another feature in this connection OF
faces and names is that right here in
Wichita today the average man around
town Is acquainted with about Loo men
and their names. IN addition 10 this he is
acquainted with 100 names. the owners
OF whom he cannot identify. He is also
acquainted with I 600 faces. the names be-
longing 10 which he cannot idetify. One
OF the funniest things OF life IS 10 see a
man when these two last items clash. as
they frequently do, when it happens that
Jones meets A J. Smith and has to ask
Smith his name. My names A. J..
Smith" he says. Great Caesar excairns
Jones, Il have known the name Of a. J.
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and are under Wheaton. the gallant COM
mander, with whose name the country
this week has been ringing.
Tuesday morning their parents discover
ed that the boys regiment had begun 10
advance under Wheaton. on the sunday
preceding. To a great many people the
deliberate cable dispatches in the Eagle
were cold enough To these parents
every word IN the dispatches we're vital.
The column. as will be remembered. sd-
vanCed Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. We'd
nesdsy and Thursday. These two moth
ers read eagerly every days dispatches.
fearful OF seeing the names OF those they
loved 80 Well imbedded IN the columns
Of reading matter One day five men were
injured in company l. O.dfield's com
pany. But. 20 The JOY OF the two waiting
women. the name OF OIdheId or the name
Rogers was not In the list.
Yesterday their relief came. for the
regiment was ordered 70 the rear for rest.
IN this connection II Is interesting 70
note that the number OF Wichita boys IN
the Philippines is increasing Those
known 70 be there now besides Rogers and
Oldfsld are 10 Campbell. Harsen. Sexton.
Len Richardson There are probably stu
more who vii be heard from later.
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- 49, NrDpTNG.

HER SILVER WEDDING.
Mrs. Mary klenfz hss received a pz9ss
and letter telling about m observation
q inc silver wedding % NJ. and Mrs.
Hol.schas.der a. BuenA Vista. Co.sr~ao.
Mrs. HoitschneiGer. Whosn al the oder
Wien tSns viii remember. bzs become ore
q the most prominent figures n Colorado.
Her silver welding Sss also her assieta
birthday. The event 49, q stats prem
ueucs. ard ths Eat q bczaufsi pfessntE
she received cane from al over tss stzfs
I'D were sery ugnsrolS- Ths wss ains-
ton ~. 60 womans Trtbuas. Es-s "a
leading ed ~ - congrstuizts hef 40
follows.
zone % The representative Eonss q
Colorado hai eaisflfai cnrlstuuss Or tie
dogae ceiearation ~ ~ silver w~idEz
sat ~ tas afleia s1nigersaTy q he-
birth. her E1lsea BIRTHDAY. .s 49, 5ssatl-
fsuy called FleEsH. p<ezsafs. aua
frlsnas frou near ard far MADE RE ners
% J r. ard Laura Co-nos H,'tzr1a eiesr
a. B4ena Fsta a 80 a1t iasr-z p-srs.
the daughter za1 grs0,l9s 5Eatr- rsEs
rres~rt. b4r ths Only aaa. Ea4 has isasY
ben He1.a rcz f9r riosty dsss -fer -
sEr-~-farcs la ssnUaz9 c. C1aa- BID b@sa
O. res ta s1la his reEinrs-f in camp
M Fl1Iss~aas35e~ "a e sseeessfas mis-
faz ans -1-aznerc.at uAa- ed h-s ~ffs.
$50 zee ssTrzs WORKER ia I-d-ara
years azr. 81 active a.aea tte uaaT h-ss
- p1as tety ~aa eo<n sas fa shs 80
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
Pretty Girls and
Their Work

Provision Is made for their expenses st
the best hotels They must be regular
and punctu2l IN thssr work
Some OF these young women dernonstrst-
ore are what the men call '-EaEy.- Ornsrs
are modest Aea experienced IN the dem
onsrrating busiEess assert that the modest
and tinid demonstration - much more sue
cessful than the 5rs1eu one. or the latter
class there have been those in Wichita
Of whom Il was ssid that no man or We
man entering store could get out AzalH
without purchasing Of The wares she dem
onSJrated
IN this connection Il may Be said that
the biggest manufacturers 40 nor expect
their young women demonstrations 70
make sa,es They expect them 70 merely
demonstrate. which makes TIRE tt-rIa
young woman more eligible FOR the S,aee
than the orazen one. II s. also a inKalar
fact thar While demonstrations are aimed
principally 81 women customers. the nea
pay more attention to the demon
STATIONS and are al one way IN comment
that :. highly complimentary.
The housewives. on the contrary. are
critical. They object 60 TIE method Il
preparation. They ike soma other brand
better. and say 50. 10 the chAgrin OF the
demonstrates. II the ware i served IN
cups. they admire the cups ard saucs-s
ard pass the commodity BY with bali.
snSe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19

ing another husband Eckstsin has been
working IN the Lewis Academy al week
Eith acsds and aIkahes- blossoms and cor
rosives He has paid particular atten-
ton 90 morphine and arsenic. Re D.
came 90 intensely Interested IA his tests
that be said yesterday ae half regretted
that n had not become a chemist instead
OF az attorney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
WICHITA TEN YEARS AGO.

Mss Alice Oldaeid CT ne West SIDE
celebrated Ter 1911 birthday.
Z P. Campbell vas blL5-ng 70 res
6ence on College Hl-
Mr.. George J GRAY sod o1t - intsrss;
u ne drag seoss q Gray & Hoffman.
The mater n ne Ark2asss river rsiSed
SIX inchss IN tsreaey-sou- hours
Ths b-sck boss OF the zc-,hwes, co-1e-
~ Doug.as and Lawrence sod to- S-a.-
81
Tee Gusee.t Piow wsrzs we're izr-aE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
A FINE WINDOW

Carl Sommers did himself proud on st.
Parrick's day by decorating the window
OF the Sommers jewelry store. He made
the window perfect blaze OF deep green.
by the use Of coIored lights and other
ornamental trimmings of emerald nue..
The window was very attractive and not
more Than one man and woman IN 4 hun
dred who passed could resist the temqta-
ton % stop and admire It.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19

Leavenworth takes particular interest
IN the Success OF General whostor IN Tia
Philippines. Previous 20 tae present war
be had been IN command At Fort L>avsn-
worth for some time. and had been with
the Tweutieth United State infantry tor
thirty years. He was nrst connected With
q ~ captain in lssa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
RRYAN RF,fEMRrRrn.

Two men IN Oklahoma. ~ho 90. 81 ths
train IN Wichita the morning William Jen-
ninEs Bryan passed through. s4id Bryan
referred 70 Wichita as the pee where
he got more money for speech taan 90
ever got before.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
WICHITA IS FORTUNATE.

There is still no spinal meningitis or
smallpox in Wichita The city is exceed
iugly fortunate in this respect Other
places north and south and east OF
Wichita have one or the other Of the
msladies. Arkansas City has smallpox.
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The advent OF Fair demonstration IN a
groeer's shop Is something q an event
70 make eyes 81 her and the youngest ap-
nine times out Of ten. tumble aSkwardly
over baskets. pat Up potasoes for eggs.
mix orders. and reveal IN hundred ways
the huttering % his susceptible heart. He
may fall desperately IN love with her. ana
after her brief stay OF a week. hold hsr
as heart memory until Old age and
death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
EcKsTErN A ToxrcoToGrsr.

Tomorrow Otto EckstelE enters upon the
second defense OF the famous Mrs. John
son. The trial comes or at Enid. Okla
bona. and Mrs Johnson, having been
tried once for poisoning husband and
acquitted. viii again bs tried for poison
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
EvERYR0nY RnnE

After the hoia-up Friday ntght a wa
noticeable that every man down town
took street car or cab % 60 home.
None walked
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-19
WANTED TO VOTE

Several OF the women VINO went % the
city buidiug to register this week thought
they were voting. and we're surprised 20
find that the election comes later.
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the answers for tas most part we're nsEs-
tive. A. % agents other ,hsn food. ore or
two correspondents saEE~y,.a domestic
cats. and there - a case Of fhia kini De-
scrih.a IN th- Iss report BY Or Isaiah
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