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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

There have been farce comedies and
farce comedies from time immemorial;
there have been skits till the mind be-
came dizzy and the brain weary; there
have been plain everyday comedies writ
ten till it would seem everything new,
every idea original, every speciality unique
had been exhausted and new productions
simply meant old ideas revamped, old
fakes freshly shaved, as It were, and old
jokes in new clothes But when Play
wright Hoyt offered his "a Trip to China
town" there was something original in
it, There was careless abandon of
everything conventional yet the most
exquisitely turned senses were not dis
turbed; nothing harsh greeted the ears;
it was as refined as the most fastidious
could desire. It was a rollickiug piece
of fun, Astounding with ludicrous situa-
tions and teeming with rip-roaring de-
nouncements. 1t shook up the wornout
soul of the phlegmatic, jestled the risi-
bilities tickled the senses, amused and
stimulated. Playwright Hoyt has turned
out a score or more OF comedy successes
but "A Trip to Chinatown" proved his
greatest success both from financial
long run of 7OS times at Hoyt's theater.
New York, topped all records, and its
tour of the country was triumph never
attained by any other comedy or play.
Next Wednesday evening a. the Crawford
theater Mr.. Hoyt's superb revival of this
popular comedy success will be present.
ed. and theater goers are assured that
the new "A Trip to Chinatown with its
innumerable dazzling novelties, its wealth
of beauty. its prodigality of enchanting
music and its extravaganza of scenic eff
fects will far surpass the original produc-
ton and proves a revelation in musical
and farcical comedies. The cast is said
to represent the strongest array of talent
ever organized for a comedy production.
including as it does such people as Harry
Gilfoil, everyody's favorite; E. NJ. Hail.
the banjo king; Gus P Thomas, OF the
original production; Mable Montgomery,
the American Duse; Emile Gardiner, OF
the Jaxson Opera company; Eleanor
Falk, the queen of Partisan songs; Finn
Reynolds, Maud Wynn George Shields
VIII Lewis, Bertha Madison and others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile of Wash
tia, 1. T. He writes: -Four bottles OF
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

]. K. withrow Of Augusta is at the
Carey.
Judge c. A. Leland of Ell Dorado was
in the city yesterday.
Judge C. S. Bowman Of Newton was at
the Manhattan yesterday.
G. C. Montgomery Of Winfield was In
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. James Harrington Of Sioux City,
Ia, is the guest of Mrs. A. E. UT.
Mr.. B. B. Martin and Miss May Grantz
were married at the home Of the brides
parents last evening.
Mr.. Simon Peter has been granted a
pension Of s12 per month through his at
torney ]. H. R. King.
Mrs. Harkaider of Chicago is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Moore of 236 South
Emporia, who is very i'll.
B. T. Churchward is entertaining his
sister, Mrs. E. c. Robinson. of Cleveland,
Ohio, who is enroute to California.
Miss Mary Stone of Cleveland, Ohio,
on her way to California, stopped off to
visit her old friend Mrs. w. T. Buckner.
Mrs. NJ. E. House. who has been visit
ing DR.. Hutton the past week, returned
to her home at Haven, Kan, yester-
day.
E. N. Wood of Chicago, general auditor
of the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company, is here checking up the &C
counts of the Wichita house.
Bob Davis was given five days in jail
yesterday for disturbing the peace at the
opera house. He made himself obnoxious
and disturbed the audience.
DR.. Fordyce has returned from trip
down in Texas, where he had been prin-
cipally as an expert witness in an i'm
portant railroad damage suit.
Mrs. DR.. Hutton has had very pain
full experience with an eye. DR.. Dorsey,
the specialist has saved the eye and the
case is progressing satisfactorily.
Harry Bixfby, stenographer in the freight
department of the Santa Fe in this city,
has resigned to accept a position as stem
ographer in the superintendent Office of
the Fort Scott and Memphis at Fort Scott,
Kansas.
Mrs. Jessie De Bruler filed petition in
the district court yesterday, by her at
torneys, Sullivan & Seton, for divorce
from her husband, W. N. De Bruler, al
leging cruelty and neglect She says he
calls her some very bad and indecent
names. They were married in Hutchin-
son and have one child.
H. Parker Jones of Fredonia, member
of the ways and means committee of the
national Democratic committee. was in
the city yesterday on business. Mr..
Jones will look after the collection of
campaign funds in this state. Oklahoma
and Indian territories. He expects to
raise So, 900 in Kansas and at least $4,000
10 Sl5 OAl In each Of the Territories
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county, Mo-, VS.. J. A. Linville, appealed
from Greenwood county; continued to
May term.
First National Bank Of Arkansas City
VS.. H. A. Winters, appealed from Cowley
county; dismissed for failure to file briefs.
]. A. Linville VS.. John 7. Brown ct al,
appealed from Greenwood county; sub
mitted on briefs.
The Township of Madison, etc, VS..
Augustine Scott, appealed from Green
wood county; continued as per stipula-
The State of Kansas VS.. Dick Kruger,
appealed from Cowley county; continued
as per stipulation.
MOTIONS AND PETITIONS
Motions and petitions were acted upon
in the following cases:
G. F. Lackey ct al VS.. Mary D. Wilson
e. al, Reno county; motion by defendants
in error to dismiss; submitted on briefs
Emerson Carey VS.. Kansas and Texas
Coal company, Reno county; petition for
a rehearing by plaintiff in error denied.
Geo. A. Johnson VS.. Woodbury. Trust
company, motion to place cause on trial
docket for May; no order was made.
j. B. Talbot VS.. S. V. Davis. Reno
county; petition for rehearing by plaintiff
in error denied
Rachel F. Congdon, admx VS.. S. j.
Bryan, Harvey county; petition for re-
hearing by plaintiff in error denied.
c. c. Binkley VS.. w. H. Dewell, admir-,
Harper county; petition TOR rehearing de-
MED.
The Ohio and Western Mortgage and
Trust company VS.. Anna Carter, Sedg-
wick county; petition for rehearing de-
MED
F. NJ. Skinner VS.. Long-Bel Lumber Co.
ct al, Sumner county; petition for rehear-
ing denied
]. c. Williams VS.. D. A Mitchell. Sedg-
wick county; petition for rehearing de-
MED
Anthony Investment Co. VS.. Sevory Law
ct al, petition for rehearing denied
John Funk VS.. L. w. Wallace ct al,
Greenwood county; motion to dismiss sus-
tanned
Lyon county; stipulation of both parties
to advance and trial docket.
Jackson Cunningham ct al VS.. K. S.
Smith ct al; application to certify to Fort
Scott sustained.
]. G. Hutchinson VS.. Francis Yohn ct al;
transferred to western division.
Mrs. New ct al VS.. State of Kansas;
motion to certify to supreme court sus-
tanned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
BURGLARlES AT PECK
Ben McLean's Lumber Office and
Bailey Store Tanned for YaIuahIes

News reached the police here yester-
day that the lumber office of Ben F. Nc
Lean at Peck was burglarized Wednes-
day night. The large safe was left open,
with the exception OF the inner apart
ments. These the burglar opened and
took out a lot of notes, but it is under
stood secured no cash or other valuables
The same night Daily's Racket store was
burglarized and a lot of jewelry and
other articles secured. The proprietor
did not know exactly what was missing
at the time the information was sent to
this city. 1t is thought both burglaries
were committed by two large, tough
looking fellows who were seen hanging
around the water tank after dark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
TWELVE MEN TAKEN
Wichita Boys Will Leave on
the Rock Island Today
FOR FORT RILEY POST
Lieut.. UI.n3 of Kansas City
Swore Them in Yesterday.


Yesterday morning First Lieutenant
Willis Uhne of the Twelfth infantry, ad-
ministered the oath of service in the
United States army to twelve young men
of this city. Sargent Earnest Kuehn of
Light Battery L. Third artillery has been
in the city for some time and has secured
these enltstments for his battery.
Those who enlisted are: Orlo C. John
son, William B. Schaub, William I. Boil
ton, Ray H. Miller, John w. Baughman,
Albert o. Brown. Richard Brockman, Guy
G. Burkholder, Louis A, Baker, Edward
Propeck, Vic R. Haekett and Harry Lane
Lieutenant UHne was obliged to leave
town at HIS in the morning and two of
the boys, Arthur P. Hankins and George
F. Muzzy, who had passed the examina-
ton did not get around in time to be
sworn in. William G. Dillman also passed
the examination with the exception that
ne Is feet 1O% inches tall. Army regula-
tons require that all men shall not be
taller than feet 10 inches, but, as Dill
man otherwise passed a very fine exami-
nation. Sargent Keuhn telegraphed the
War department for special permission to
inlist this man.
Owing to his great success Sargent
Keuhn expects to remain here for some
time, and Lieutenant Uline will return in
about ten days to swear in any new re-
cruits as well as Hankins and Muzzy and
also Dillman, whom they expect the de-
partment to admit
Sargent Keuhn is very much pleased
with the men who have applied to him.
He has rejected several, but he says that
as class they are far better than the
average.
The u men who have been sworn in will
leave for Fort Riley over the Rock Island
at $40 this morning. The men will be in
charge of Orlo c. Johnson, who has had
more military experience than any of the
other recruits.
Wichita ought to be proud of these
young men who are now members of the
champion light battery of the world.
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GRAIN-0!
GRANNY!

Remember that name when you want
a delicious, appetizing. nourishing food
drink to take the place of coffee. Sold by
all grocers and liked by all who have
used it. Grain-O is made Of pure grain !;
it aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves. 1t is not a stimulant, but a
health builder, and the children as well
as the adults can drink 1t with great
benefit. Costs about 4 as much as cof-
fee 15c and &c per package. Ask your
grocer for Grain-O-
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scenic effects just plentiful enough to de-
light the eye without appearing unnat-
ural The story of the drama is sim
pie, straightforward and serves to hold
the interest of the spectator. The piece
is well staged and the scenery is artistic
and elaborate The battle of Santiago
in the last act is creditably given and it
makes a startling and effective finale to
the evenings entertainment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
LOVE AND GOOD WISHES
Were All That VIM. Parker WiIIed
TO One of His Daughters.

The last will and testament Of the late
William Parker OF Salem township was
filed for probate yesterday The proper
~ left by the testator consists OF over
three quarter sections Of land. besides a
great deal of personal property. He
leaves eight benehciaries of the will. and
all are provided for with the exception of
has daughter, Mrs. Emma Butts. OF
whom he has written: ITO my daughter.
Emma Butts, I leave all Of my love and
good wishes, and know she does not
want any OF my little wealth"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12

Theater goers will have an opportunity
of seeing the brilliant young comedian
Harry Corson Clarke, who is one OF
Americas most popular actors. His ge-
MUS has been acknowledged and COM
mented upon by the entire press Of the
cities where he has appeared, and more
encomiums have been lavished upon him
in San Francisco during his past engage
ment in that city than upon any one who
has visited that city in years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
In OIden Times

People overlooked the Importance of per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat
isfied with transient action; but now that
it is generally known that Syrup OF Figs
viii permanently overcome habitual con-
stipation. well-informed people will not
buy other laxatives. which act for a time.
but finally injure the system. Buy the
genuine, made by the California Fig
Syrup Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
ONE OF THE CRIMES OF THE
LATE WAR

A well known critic is said to have
declared that one OF the crimes OF the
late war was the aftermath OF patriotic
plays. Without arguing as to the general
truth OF this assertion. it is certain that
the Dawn Of Freedom" which viii be
presented at the Crawford theater is not
included in the list. The Dawn Of
Freedom" is a drama Of heart interest, a
drama OF strong. unexaggerated scenes
The spouting Of cheap penny sentiments
and the lavish spilling OF gore are rot
found here. Instead. sentiments which
rightfully appeal 70 every American. sen
timents which the author evidently felt
ebfore he put them into the mouths OF
his characters The pathos Is genuine. the
comedy refined and natural and the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Compa ny. H. NJ Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 2s3)
WAPR ANTY DEEDS

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Land Compa ny. H. NJ. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 293)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
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THE APPETITE GOAT.

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such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and
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Hear the Gold Song as rendered by the
mixed quartette in THE Real Widow
Brown" The performance is fun Of
catchy musical numbers which are all
we'll sung.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12

Myron Hite. the night manager at Geo.
Pulls restaurant. has been over the coun-
try good deal and tells a good story
Of hardware firm name at LIBERTY, Mo.
Two men in the hardware business were
Isaac Ketchum and Ulysses Skinner
over the door. in big gilt letters. the
firm name read: Retail Hardware. 1.
Ketchum and L. Skinnem." This is a
fact
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12

Get your Overcoats. listers.
Gloves Underwear and Caps for
men and boys at the Famous
Slaughter Sale. Why do you
throw away your profits. when
the above goods can't be replaced
today by Is per cent?
We don't. Were building up a
big trade handling the money a
whole year, and our customers
are going 10 stand by us That's
Profit. SAM GOLDSTEIN.
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STRIKE!
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"A Perfectly harmonious Sys-
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Organized labor has reached such
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difficulty.
It is exactly the same way with the
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much, exercise but little, be a little
irregular in any way, and the liver quits
work.
Then the bowels become constipated and
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The only way out of It is to go at the
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No matter how long a case has been
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-13
A Y VIS0.

Para cubrir once plazas vacan-
tes dc guardias dc policia, Sc con-
roca a todos los que han presentado
solicitudes y & los demas individuos
que aspiren q elias, para que concu-
rran esta Acadia el 20 del corrien-
to con objeto de someterlos al examen
de las condolences acorda das, que son
las siguientes: JUS ificaci6n de mora
lidad Certiicacion de vacuna JUS
tificaci6n dc instruction en- lectura
escritura.
Ademas los que ingresen en- ell
cuerpo de Policfa han de tener las
condolences siguientes:
talla:-desde l. 7Ometros en- ade-
lante, y en igualidad dc las demas
condolences f1sicas y morales sera
preferido el que tonga mas ITALIA.
perimetro toraxico:-lam mitad de
la altura menos un centfmetro.
peso:-65 kilogramos, salud y ro-
bustez q juicio de la Comisi6n.
Esta sc cOnstituira & las dos de
i la tarde del dla citado para acordar
la admission de los II individuos.
Loque Sc anuncia en- el perldtlico
para cOnocimiento delos interesados.
Pto-RicO 10 de Enero de 19OO.---Vo Bo
El Alcalde Presidente-L. Sanchez
Morales.-El Secretario.- Federico
.Aguayo.
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as
de una TeiiIla.
por la marcia de la guerra
on e| Transvaa|
MALEST,A K PUBEICO EN- LONDRES,

I'm CORES ponsal del ell raj II
de Nu eva York ha telegrafiado di-
cho periodico di ciendo que un per-
sonaje muy init, ho de la corte le ha
dicho que la rel ha Victoria estalla
on lagrimas cada vez que la comuni-
can d4talles de lbs descalabros que
estA s. pfriendo ell ejercito ingl6s en-
el Tr ansvaal, con 10 que Sc encuen-
ira incO solable.
FL puetld de Londres esta
muy tr1sue, per firme. Sc halla
como ell combat ente que conffa en-
sus f. lerza as, pefo que ha recibido
una h erida inesperada.
En- la bolsa Sc ha sentido pro-
fundo panico, que aumenta de dia
en- dia. Todos, profundament te con-
trariados dicen: divide n os 10 pasa-
do p1 1eparemon0s para 10 fu turo.
- Este ano La S compras para no
che bu ena fueru 10 mucho memories
que los pasados, | los comerciantes
dicen d ue no recu erdan epo' q de tan
poca v enta. Hasta los de provisio-
nes Sc quejan anna argamente.
Los teatros estan arruinando-
Sc, has ta el extre mo de que uno de
los PARTICIPATES al estrenar una obra
nueva, solo tenfa un pdblico de eua-
renta personas.
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a.sti!!asa sns'' '!.aaa
Contra In ngloee ira.
No quiere h Han par|a
"Mudre Pdtrid."
SOLO RAPAZ ZY TIL RAMA.

Ell Comite dir ector de las escue-
las p1blicas de Chicago ha desecha-
do la Historic inglesa qpe Sc daba
como lectura SUI plementa aria q los
alumnos del s6ptimo y octa avo grado,
y ell Superintendent dol Distrito
dispone SO recomienden otros libros
de Historic de Ing glaterra en- los que
no Sc haga referencia q Ia palabra
<Madre Patria,>
Cuando fue presentada la pro-
posici6n para proveer las escuelas
de libros supleme entarios, Mr. Kea-
ting, que es el presidente de la anti
qua orden de de Hibernianos, dijo;
eTodos los ibros de esta lista son
buenos a exception de la Historic de
Inglaterra. Creo que va es tempo
de que las escuela S de Chicago ten
gan historias que ehsenen on toda su
desnudez la rapacidad y tiran1a de
Inglaterra.