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New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

TO INCLUDE A CHARGE Up san JUAN HILL
AND RIDERS FROM PORTO RICO. HAWAII
,,cD TIE PHILIPPINES


Avn p1Dl-pS FROM PORTO RICO. HAWAII
AND TIE PHILIPPINES
r.o.,o tn,.- 1vud West SHOW WILL open at Madi-
- so.,-. Garden next Wednesday night and viii
o.,+irrc for two weeks and four DAYS. giving two
..,,,r,-,-oos daily Tho street parade which mas
hoon such "a prominent feature for years VII IAN
,,l.o on ucN. Tuesday. This VIII 'e the oh'y
chance this year for persons Twins IN inns cay ',,'
..,rro1..l.r. places 90 view The show. as the W hd
West wifi NOS appear ln me lHlh'''"-' ''''"''' W.
New-York rh.s yoar.
The WIZ West with its host OF daring ana pr'H-
ian. RIDERS is an inim.tahe show in every respect
j. i- n.tructire well as pleasing ana me coH'N
VIA West VIII De- better and sranoer ID mt"'
,,,,-e than any previous one. TWO of the most
e,~.1i,r features viii De an equestrian exhibition
and "a realistic representation Of the charge up san
J,,an Hill which Will he given iy mon who actl'AH!
took part .u that famous charge. Among them VIII
he Tom Isabel Scrseanr Gerald \ Wehp' f''or
T. Byrne Ford NJ Bca Walter NJ. took Nliiah
II Ta.rk William M-Ginty Edward F LaIghmller.
1ro-rv Magnet Roscoe : Miller. Iorce j. MuX-
i.. Vo.u4r j. Miller. Warren Morris. "Fh' Kline
.,. others Thcy were lew of Roosevelts Rough
Riders WHO hailed from the SouthWe.L ana were
-nc.iaUy mentioned Boy Colone. Roosevelt ana a
number of the newspaper correspondents with the
Arm, ~ Santiago. Co.oue. Roosevelt and the war
.,rre-f. u l.nt- who aye iu this city have been In
rI o. Joe present 90 greet the appearance OF these
heroes 41 the mimic reproduction 81 the battles
around Santiago. OF Tom" Isabel. onc war coz
respondent SAID writing ABOUT d." hrs' encounter
t,e Rough kiaers had vttn Tic SpauiaIds. He
fired the nrst shot % shot whi.a was ed. Ike
the first shot ~ Lexington iu i1t. 20 De sho,
p.hich revrrberatel around the world" The core
-fuuGeut added. " Torn isabel saV Spaniard
ana chD.rfully KILLED MIN. beiore seven snots
U,re fired iu tAat engagement Captain 'apron was
Killed This VIII uo the first time that an OiTor-
unity 70 see the Rough Ele's in his city has
presented ITSELF and it Is Thought that few persons
vs let it slip hv without taking advantage % IL.
The .uue-frian exhibition VIII include crerY phase
a. National hor-. uanshp. Tuo Cossac" will ride
m the breezy way peculiar to hs country and cline,
.rd fUf- CD-saok riding Will Dee duplicated by the
American ravalrymcn and the Am,r.'a IAN cowboys
Tho new possessions Of the United states will also
be- rcurcscHtcd by the Hawaiian riders. who Will
resort their insuar ideas o. horse nansh.p FOR the
FIRST .iue ir coutraSt with the other rough riders
az t1c world and by riders from Cuba. Porto Rico
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
PATIENT UupS NTo THE RIVER.
Az INSANE woMAN ESCAPES FROM THE HAIR
lem HOSPITAL AND Is RESCUED

An INSANE WOMAN ESCAPES FROM THE HAIR
lem HOSPITAL AND Is RESCUED.
Another insane patient escaped from Harlem
Hospital Yesterday and this after gaining lib-
erty attempted suicide by jumping into III" river
This person a young woman. was rescued. but her
condition is serious She Is Gertrude Smith. twenty
seven years old and Is the third person 10 escape
from the hospital recently.
The patient was allowed 10 SIT on a bench In the
reception room pr Muller was suddenly called
ONT and the woman hastily made for the street
She ran up Pleasant-ave TO One-hundred-ani-
tventv- fourth-st where she leapet into the water
Johu q story ~ 40 4lt East one-hundred-anl-
fweuty-thlrd-st who was rowing near hy IN a boat
saw the woman sink and he ro"ed to"ard her
H4 rec he'd her after she had gone down ih~ ~"c-
ond time he pulled her 10 The boat ana policeman
GRAY OF the HarbOr polio" station ~ The ~nd or
Dne-iundred- twenty -secoud-st. helped 10 get
the woman into the boat She was lher taken
.shora and an ambulance was summoned.
Dr Muller said her condition vas serious ""eaHSe
th.re was fear that she might have an attack OF
pneumoniA from her plunge into the river.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

cabin and so sfeerage passengers Hlrze Feltmsnn
s Go. Arrived a. ne Bar ~ 10 10 m ,,A 90 ,.
Steamer Havana. Macintosh haNans Mach 20 ana
Savannah 22 mdse and passengers 10 James Z Hu
& 60 Passed IN Sandy Hook a. $50 m 49,. q.
with mdse 20 r Van sickle -
steamer jamestown Boaz Norfolk and Newport Ne~A
with mase and passenger 90 Old Dominion - co .
steamer Bluenelis. Catherine Norfolk. with mdse 10
snip sheia - Liverpool. cowlshsw. Demsrara p
SANDY Hook. March -. "3o nv mi southeast fresh
breeze ihicS showing SAILED
steamers oeyenum Hort. for Lisbon etc British
Trader tf8rl Antwerp Lord Kelvin Bn Bombay etc. L
Harr. Pretoria 81 bermuda Anchorls CBr glasgow;
Adir1ndack lBrl. Kings etr. Phiiaiepha, Ponce,
tBD Liverpool. kyaryen ,Norl Erenaaa, etS frtunlA
Bri Lisbon. Oneida. Wilmington. y G and Seorget.sn'
G. spasrndam uutchl. Rotterdam od Domlnlon Nor
folk ana Newpor, News. Palaua Ger Hamburg; Andes
,Brl cape Hayden. etc. Finance. Colon 'omal ---i
City ot Augusta savannah MasssPequs 'br. Havre
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool March sailed. steamers I.ueanls CBr Mo
KAY New YORK Bowie ,Bri. Jones New York
Queenstown. March 20 Passed steamer Eruria
with the shore On account of gae'- A.. ~
Southampton March 25~Salei. steamer New York.
Passow New York and passed Hurst caste ut 80 M.
Klnsal- March 25-iassed. steamer tevic drl Neol.
Dunnet Head March 25-pass~d. steamer Burgerne,s,~
Petersen ,Gerl k~lterer ststtin Tor New York -
Copenhagen Marrh - Sa-i. steamers Nicolai II
DAM Mchrs-n New York I'D. Norge dam Knudsen.
Arns,eriam March % sailed werkenism
Antwerp March 4-Arrved steamer la Hesbays
d,utch,. Eekhon New YORK. @''n. sailed. southwark
Dnnklrk March 23-sailed steamer John ssnderson
Havre March % 10 a m Sailed. steamer IA Cham
MADEIRA March 25 Arrived steamer Pocsssst Or.
owen. New York for Agters Venice. etc
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
SrpGrNTS AGlIv TRiVSFERRED.

Sergeant James s Cannon. who was acting
captain " the High Bridge station. was remanded
q, so~eelut's duty Wednesday by chief Devery
and transferred 10 the Kngshridge station. Ser
eeant Thomas Mccormack. known as Terror
Mac" was made acting captain in his place. chief
Devorv Yesterday sent Sergeant Cannon back 10
,ha rlfrh Bridge station I'm charge and Transferred
NIc-,~rack 10 the command ~ th" Bicycle Squad
S.~g,,rt p " Mott who has been IN command
~ ~. Bicvcle Squad was remandod 20 regular duty
there as d scrg ant.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF SEW YORK SATURDAY. MARCH y. M"
ARRIVED
steamer Ur,bra ulr uuff1n Liverpool March II and
Ou--nsYAu 10 Nltu ud-e and passrhErih 70 NFi""" -
er,vn 4 80 Anchored outside the lar at 10 . m
-.am.- tTuric tisr Lindsay. Liverpool Marvh 10 anu
Queenstown. lB with mlse 80 cabin ana $50 s.erfatu
rssseng.rs 40 the White star Line Arrived at the bHr
- 80 @4tl 49,. g., 20 NTH
rb-. n s.nderson son Arrived 80 the Bar az III"
,,--,.... t4a,,h,., Mach ,
,,n ndaa and passengers the Hamburg American Line
East n Fire Island o. % p m. -, ,..
r,dse 10 Finch Edye 4 Co. Arrived ~ the Bar at I
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

closure Eve mon had been riding on the car
-tsge TIE three in front jumped OF safely. but
the Two privates at the rear were not so foriu-
rate Both We're hedged I'm by tho TWO large
wheels and IL IS thought that one of the heavy
wheels reste1 on the chest Of Frank Guido. j. r
yioks. the other private, escaped with a few
,-,ises Guido was taken 10 the New-York Hos
p,al The first reports were that his injuries We're
slight but later It was reported that ho might
de before morning from internal injuries. This
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
R4IV or SNOW 10 DAY.

There was u variety II disagre'ahle weather yef-
tcrIav Tho day Iawned bright and pleasant. but
about noon 20 became cloudy and late IN the after
noon snow and rain fe az Tho same time il
continued TO snow and rain until about lO O'Clock
last rirht whom The rain ceased falling and big
e.l.s 81 snow carne down IN 81 little while there
wa "a thick layer Of snow on The ground. The sno"
that feM earlier in the day melted soon after II
touched the ground A.,
t for.c. sf az the local weather office for to-day
g. pair or snow with stationary temperature.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
COMPANY +. 9TH ARTILLERY.


and the Philippines. making the list complete and
ug 20 date
There VIII also be large bands and troops Of
American Indians frontier scouts. Mexican rurales
Argentine gauc1os. English lancers. German cuiras
s.ere. attachments OF United States artillery and
United States ,coloredl infantry. many Arabian
horscmen ana Bedouins OF the Desert
Miss Annie Oakley and Johnny Baker VIII be
seen again
The parade Of The Rough Riders wifi leave Madi-
son S4uarc Garden af lo O'Clock next Tuesday
morning II the weather Is favorable.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
r a BLISN HOuE AGAIN.

Cornelius y Bliss the eN-S Secretary Of the In
terror returned from Jckyi Island Georgia, 10 TINS
city last evening and was ~ ms nome ih N"u'ro"-
L lac, nipb, a.. said 20 q Tribune reporter that
D.. had cri,ved having President Mckinley 40 MS
c,,osf ~ Jel,l Island and had enjoyed MS rest
faere lie would not talk about politicians OF poh-
tlcs.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
coryG JvTO THE wool Trust.

Lowell Mass March %.-The stockholders ~
,he Michael Collins Woollen Company ~ pracut
to-day voted 90 sell the plant 20 hc corporation Or
ggnlzed IN NeW-YoTk CIJ 10 combine various WOOL
len mIlls.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
-nALr 4 roRN az RlLLO1 NJ HlRRIABIRG-

HARRISBURG Penn. March &-The nifty eighth
ballot for United States Senator to-day resulted "7
follows. QUAY ,RJ. I. jerks ID. (. Ri" 'h' b.
rsiz.ll az D. T. There wss no quorum.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
DEvOcRirIc err ENTERTINHhNT.

There was a vaudeville entertainment az ii'
democratic club last evening which attracted
many Of the club members and kent Them rui"f.
49, ,,,tu 81 late hour Several musicians and
srtors were among the volunteer performers
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Tuo pry4WUS " THE PARK.

\ saddle horse. owned and ridden by T.. hnsle
bar, ~ ~ 4t Cortland.-st. took fright at some
,,f,, ON tho East Drive OF Central Park al
Niuetiotn-st yesterday afternoon. A. he dashed
along The drive he startled horse attached to
wagon being driven boy T. L. Toplitz OF No. llo
I,exi-at ,r-ave.. and tnat animal also ran away.
Hotn horses sw"rv'd right ana ieit ana the me-
.-,,,,, - ~.raiu control of them were dashed tc
,to ,r,,,,l after the animals had run h'tie dis
taneo Ereiehart u.s. De was thrown freed himself
from the stirrups. and his hold was broken from
49, roins so that he was not dragged by the
norae lie go, up himself uriujured. and started
after his runaway
Taplitz was carried a little further th'h E"F'
,,-, h.fore ho was thrown. \ sVerNe loSS'9i
Iir, an to the bank Of tho road. Wherc nc r"iigtu
..Hori f.et IIc also was not hurt oy me laH
,',a horse were caught 10y mounted pohcem"n
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
FIGHT LIVES LOST OF PACIFTC COAST

s,affio Wash March pa "Pos;-Inteigence cor"
sre.iai dispatch from Nanaimo. p. c.. says the
schooner Thistle has been wrecked Of Cape Nudge
and eight lives lost.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
4SymM91
I2S w. AID St.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
,-....f ro- Line Mails .se Vessel als
1-,,.a,a, u,va,s \ Y cuba a..... 90 p 300
TUESDAY. MARCH 2s
t....4~t.h - rI.,l a m ! m
,,ts-iesr,r t-yte IA
-, ,,..ft.i,, N,-,i.. y a. TJy,d M M
M.n1muee London Al Trans -.-..-.. : ~ III
,'halnieft- New orleans Morgan ~" III
Gottfried Schenker Marseilles Aus Am
Nomadic Liverpool. White star r...--.-
"a -. a'ein0 ~ " a., p,D' \ y ( y r l2.O0m 20pm
,,,.aa-,.r Nr,b pr.-u Boofh .... 2.Oo p M 400 m
WEDNESDAY MARCH -
.....-,. rt,.-...i ,vhf,a star 800 p
No,rdland Antwerp Rcd star ......loa"s m l2W m
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
provIlrlr 4RRTlLN IT TIE HOTELN

.,,,pDrDcf. Walter Damrosch. Of Hartsdale
y y FNlPIRE- George Mercer Jr.. oi Wander
,,, p,nr and Charles Stafford. Of Newark
FrI-,rH ENI-E-.Iust.ce Frank H. HiSco'k oil
49, ~.,--york state supreme Court. and ext on
r.-,,,, NJ r Stevens of Massachusetts, SAVOY
I'll : Dr.rler. Of Philadelphia. WALDORF ;
por.r-Curzor. OF Wimbledon England. and Judge
ynde Harrison. Of New-Ilaven.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Announcements

T. s. " "TronWOod." + W.
- A Whipped seam Cun.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Exclusive
Ladies' Tailoring
Establishment
to Advertise Prices,

by so doing breaking away from
the traditions of an hOnored busi-
ness that did not advertise its
wares. Since we started 10 ad-
vertise. many irresponsible persons
have entered the business and ad-
vertised cheap prices and Special
for this week. or month only and
other such tempting c9 offers. Let
no lady be deceived by this style Of
advertising. The lady who has
been so tempted has had but one
result. namely.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NlNIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
.,,ri.o . - sunset els Moon -e's . Moons age i
HIGH WATER TO DAY
~ Sand, Hoos G53 Gor Island - Hell Cat F.lt
" >4ra, H,uA 7.lG ioe. Island = - he.l Car" "'7
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
NEURASTHENIA,
MORPHINISM,
ALCOHOLISM

Drug Addcons cured by the oppenheimer treat
Indorsed By Leading physeans
IaI WEST 45TH ST.. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

1i,uferau'. Commander g. COLAHAN Is detache
f-.rn the Chicago ami ro1 home 20 await orders
Ileutenan, Commander j. p HARRIS is detached tr'r
tho Boston Navy Yard and ordered % the chicago.
1Jelt~uaut-C Commander T. l. ARMoRY. retired. re
ceves three months leave - go abroad.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Plain and Elaborate Costume

are made-the choicest productions
Of Europe are copied on the short
est possible notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30

Der and inlaid brick. IN the residence
portion OF the city are new cottages. Gore
paint is being spread in Wichita at pres
ent than in any other city of its size in
the land. It's artisans are all busy.
There is no city in the land with buster
streets than Main and Douglas, outside
of the great metropolises. In Dallas, in
Galveston. in Houston, in Memphis, you
20 not see the air OF brisk life and pros
perity you see here in Wichita. IN no
city in the country of its size are there as
many property transfers as there are here
in Wichita today. In the single matter Of
realty values. Wichita is not what it has
been. In every other item ii is more and
greater than it has ever been before.
Wichita is growing, growing TO be the big
city il was destined TO be. OF It's pros
perity the people of Wichita have known
all along, for a gain Of 5000 people cannot
be accomplished invisibly, and gradually
the world outside OF Wichita is coming to
understand that Wichita is gong ahead
again, and a good many Of them are re-
solving TO come Wichia and join in the
movement Of making it hum and getting
IN early on the ground floor to reap TIE
profits of business in the wide fields fur
nished by growing city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30

came TO q standstiI and the woman from
the no one knows where straiEhtened IN
her angular form and chased after her
promising offspring. promising to fa9 into
the river. She spread out one o, those
measureless hands and gathered in ALI
she could surround Of one ear % her ear-
mig and lifted him up so he could view
the scenery over in Reno county. she
eVerlastingly jerked him about untn his
boots hit everything in the car. including
the unprotected shins OF a fst man going
% the Masonic home. OF course he yelled
and then she yanked some more. sae
bumped his head a time or two arafns.
the roof OF The drswing-room car and sat
him down 50 often and so hard she Ike
10 have iammed his lumbar vertebrate I'd
into his hat and collapsed his spine into
q corkScTsw. Finally she got out OF
breath and let so that wing and he landed
IN heap h the corner he sat there
then. and peace Ike white dove reiSned
supreme and unoroken fer the rest OF tha
joUrney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30

There is now going on in the city nightly
rehearsals for an amateur theatrical
which will he placed on the boards soon
nv one of the leading church and club
societies of the city. one young married
man. who holds down high chair in
railroad office. was approached by COM
rnirree 10 take a leading part because of
his pretty complexion and Adonis shape.
Rur he was not SO easily worked. He de-
cl:ned with thanks and his courteous with
drawal Was wreathed in one sickly, wan
faint smile as he thought Of other days
and other troubles. Once in the dear dead
DAYS beyond recall he was tempted in an
evil hour 10 do the heavy lover act in
just such a fresh water affair and his
hlstrionic and stage ability was brought
10 a cruel test and his acting career TO
an uurlmely end. He had studied his
zines" for weeks. and during rohearsals
did his part To perfection. He was diff
fdent and h3shful then and a little leary
of making love before the f0ouiEhts TO
sweet young thing 70 whom in her papa 5
parlor with the gas turned low, he would
not have dared IN even wink at. The
night Of the show The opera house was
crowded. as II was a charity doings and
every pretty girl in the city had enectual-
~ worked her graft 70 yank the limb of
all she merchants and dry goods Clerks
and other moneted men 20 buy tickets.
In the second scene Of the first ac, he
appeared 10 do his great melodramatic
s'op act. and was telling the heroine how
much he loved her and was pouring lofty
I.ac-yirced sentiments into her Cf ear.
when he suddenly remembered his af-
famed was in the audience and watching
the performance. and this al once east
s four-dollar gloom over his 0ratoricaI
powers and he lost his head and forget
MS piece. An awkward and enbarrass-
ing silence settled over the deal. as he
VaiDly ordeavore5 to collect his fading
senses. and the Whole thing went so far
from him he could no, overtake il with
d special train. Just then the STAGE man
Rser. who ar the time happened II he
drank. vas tryicE % ring IN some 7ale
hue lightning ard distant -hurFe-. but
slightly befu6diod and sea sick. he hv
mistake threw down 2 snow storm. which
vas meat for the closing scene Two H7u~s
late. For nearly thirty Years II seemed
% the rising Young Edwin Booth he stood
there try-nS hard IN reca1 she lines of his
end ar the dialogue. Finally the snow
sot knee des7. ard suu the shive~ir-
heroine IN her h=iouope gown stood pa
tiently leaning upon The neck Of the Grim
s7n-faeed hero. 5ust where she left Of.
This thing kept up So Tong THAI the ,sad-
Ing lady and the one being made love 10
excused herself long enough To go warm
her feet She was mad clear through. and
as she iett the stage she sarcsstica.lr -z-
marked loud enough 10 be heard All over
the audience that # ever he did cons. 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
70 DEWAND A prFDrr

Dr. Matthew has an extra house which
has caE7s1 him woe II - a good cottage.
pretty and attractive. and Dr.. Mstthszv
has out good rental on f.. 4 good many
people hHd tho price heyoad their reach.
and IN every case The man or woman who
is looking ~ 81 commences 90 find faui,
with D.. She Viu say she doesn't Ike fhs
r0fnr 81 IS painted. or that ~ has TO many
Window. or not enough windour. Or -
design ~ the wal paper doesn't rait hss
Doc has been aggravated 20 much that
y fhe h9uEe ever becomes vacant again
h. vii refuse ~ show e 20 any praa-
pective rsHfe- without the pledge that m
criticisms wil - passed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
PLENTY or rrAns

No one in Wichita can remember when
there were more apple blossoms .han
there are this spring or as many rear
blossoms The pear trees are simply snow
banks Of lovely white. II quarter %
the blossoms come 20 ~ fruit Wichita
VIII have more pears than she knows
what 20 do with. The apples we're 4, total
failure last year and VIII be welcome tbs
The peach trees. most of them. are IN
bloom. but the blossoms are not v.rv
thick.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
THE OLD r.rvrr

The levee over IN the uark f. onrnpI.4s
and the food may come for al anyone
cares. This IL not the fret ievee N wicb-
ita. During the food ~ IS7T a Ievee v,ss
thrown up along the Little river by fhs
CITIZENS. who were called together: by the
fire bea. Remains % THIS levee are stfn
to be seen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
KIoN0rKE TYPEWRITER.

Miss Lena Fritch, formerly stenog-
rapher in this city, is now in the klon-
dixie, where she is rapidly becoming rich
not, however, by panning gold She took
a typewriter to KIondike and writes for the
miners every sort Of document imagin-
abe. charging 50 folio. It cost her 800
TO have this typewriter packed over the
passes into the KIondike. II is the only
typewriter on the scene.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30

Among the list Of advertised letters re-
naming uncaiied for IN the Wichita post
ONCE and published in last Sundays Eagle
was one for Amanda Parks The letter
VIII doubtless DC forwarded 70 ths beau
flying department o. the New York
World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
ACE Is RARRrn

A new class in dancing has beer organ
lied Tecently in the city. No one Is al
lowed 70 become member who is over IS:
or who IS not able 10 climb % the attic
without an elevator. The reason they
draw the line on age Is that they do not
believe you can learn an old dog new
tricks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
A CHANCE AGENCY.

One man in Wichita several years ago
sent east, TO oblige friend. for some
genuine maple syrup. A relative of his
IN Ohio made it. That was the start OF a
little business, for this year the Wichita
man had requests for $50 gallons of maple
syrup which he forwarded to his relative
in Ohio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
KANSAS CITIES REPRESENTATIVES,

Kansas City. Missouri. has been repre-
sented in Wichits this week by two com
mi'tees-one committee trying 10 Induce
a company 81 gentlemen who are about
70 embark IN business enterprise IN this
city to so 10 Kansas City. TIE other Is
a committee OF newspaper canvassers.
making house-to-house visitation. try
ing 70 get the women 20 subscribe; ana
In a number o. Instances they reaehes
4 point OF InsoIence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
DOC CATCurp.g svAeoN

II Is about time for wichita n Asys
her regular annual row wfth the dog
catcher For three months a. this time
o. the year the dog-catchtr becomes ire
most unpopular man n town.