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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Concessions Offered II Accepted
Wonid De Virtual Victory
for the STRIKERS,
BOTH SIDES OBSTlNATE|
Companies and Operators Dpplavp
they VIII Make M t'npS
tIlpp Concessions,

Wiihpabnrpp, Pm, D1L buH~A pplHll
III the epal miDep'p strike seems ~ b,
approaching, An WINS stated ID Assn
elated Press dispatches From here snsI
tarIAy both Sides ARE plnyiDE y wall
Ing Railp ana eADh IDlHHjlpA lllAl II
hAs winning cards ip lts sleeve, I'm
statement Df President Maxwell III Ilf
Central railway VI New Jersey MAdt
to-day III New York tint the gDIlpAllnt
have made all thu eoneeeasioDA they
pvDpDse 10 make, bears OH Tho slAlAf
iMent mahe Ia Associated Press div
tMiebns from Illis nlty Yesterday tllnf
The companies would )Ifep 40 aldts
tiOnAl |ljldteelneDiA 10 the men ~ pep
intn 10 WDrA
"A ippDpl From Scranton " also AlAs
nifnAnl, IL IN saId Tint individual
operators Will NIL Tall ID llne and give
their employees ton ppp eeDt llDpeAHi W
suDh III granted by tlle Din e~ODlpAnleH,
" N predioted tlnt lhlH VIII be llla
eAsg,
A we'll known operator hare aaI1
yesterday that there WIS M ilI1ppg
Standing NJ u meeting ~ pnppeHellH
ntiypH III llta tdE companies Aiia lilala
yidnAl operators " llllp ely lAst I'DeH'
day, According ~ tlIs understand
Inn, notices " lil1pnnAnH were not lO ln
posted MI NJ iIle slime lime, bDt grad
nnliy, This pMrt ~ The programme
Ins now been Gappled DDh 1lle GDlllS
tanies aild nearly Nil operators npe
now In line for u Ten pep cent l%ilepenAu,
~ IN now ~ t0 President Mitchell 40
decide what ha Nv going 10 1O IN the
matter, w IN delays action WIFE tine
idea Ia View thAt The operators Will
make any better offer IN IN lIAble 10
deiAy ths settlement of the strike ~
definitely,
All analysts On the len per cent IN
crease offered shows That average llillH
epA' wages would NOT be increased full
ly ten per cent should they return IO
work, but N IN argued Tint N N better
thai nothing tint N " A victory Tor
all the strikers that " ~ Nh entering
wedge, and thAt " tlie United Milne
Workers keep their organization llfhgl
they eail compel tho operators 10 make
further concessions Ia years W Gomez
" IN Aaid tllnt President Mitchell takes
this view of the situation himself w
tho strikers accept HIS offer Oh ton
per Gent increase, Then H. IA victory for
Mitchell, II they 10 not accept III,
ana The strike ii fought 10 4 finish,
and men beaten IA The end, II VIII be
y defeat Tor the miners, ~ Nv known
however Tint some Of President MIL
cheil'A advisers aPe against tho settler
ment Oh n ten per- cent increase basis
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
bnyh jvDBDD JDDBbB

nlIWHn DNL bwgHpnntD HMM
MDln nlnpV lpdDs 0yV lhA slOplne
ubDDt lbp HnllnWpt w nss@nseInnlpV
him Hn pDtdt nVUm fDnls 0Vp NV
follows After Ind done sponkjDg
And WIZ Sitting down liHtnntnH W gOUs
HpppsWnn Mnnn u Wnnn Nv ipe .Ab0Nl
IN blH nH g0np nlQHnJ NV elpDgA we
CORNER M fhn INb|n. w frDDt M We md
ypll 10 thp OOQp NJ DA ,plltf0pm l
nNld M nlinnllm w W. nIlDkUlH H0Uln
one hAd nphpt TN Wnlav WlGbAp NM
tln iNp Ind tnllan .OBL lD0ted Rp
and INV u NQlp w Nm JDp M thn lenL
DVQnHb which tln AllDnk M 100 hnd
evidently n0DDAi VhAl N Wnh, thrown
NJ WH IN n0nH0ntn Nv IN order. w 40
lhal h nan womb hnvn hpd M climbed
on lOp M Ilm lnUl gn1 WDnW D0l
benz INV Ounp, WniHlL WhW WobH'
DIV hnplNunn Nv tll0f H0lnn mlAnhlnR0pH
hOg, hdNtDH IhA lna ,Ag lhn Hldewnlh
AH1 lhD convenient lDl0 NJ lhH tOp M
lln tnll NODlU DOt Vnplpt Iba LnWblgs
Non ppl IQHpnn " thyOnBh W n0Hld
MOI IMvn hnAn aiWNl MI my ODo, NV
WIlUngNp lllpnW " AOntd n0f hnyA A0an
INV one lllbI1hV
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
A MnuIug MnibuG

New York, OM baaMpa ldlg smith
M lnwO0d, b0p0uMj M Manhattan,
while illauile t0dAk, Hl0i hp Two llnlr
drlL EfiiHL nH0d W. .inid WnNd0pHi
aAnd n years, md llou committed
silOldo Ny aii00llna An0tlW Ml(Id
lina Nv F0pdlMm lOapttnl M llln Miut
M death nm tIm raaHif M WuUlid Adid
MlruA thfdra AllH0tiUH Tho MildpHH,
Mpai. Smith, Win. HN onnniuW m i
mnltaG tried IN force diam M dfinll
NHhGlia acid lanE hH0Ndlne Hvnp
lIW WQsRuefA M dNylh IN Aaid IN havp
hean ttG aaaM N Mo w0nAHH InAaar
NV,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
NniNIlla VHnDInplA ApOUWpNI

Louisville, Nv Oct baas1'lM asGUus
tive e0mmitten On The TwentyNlHlth
'frienMiel cODolAve, Knight TunplNpA
On America, 10 be Held ia louisville,
August y7abO, 1901, haH duoidod W aak
every grand %G0lninhndary In llle
United States 10 AHieHt Il W0nlnn IN IVA
stats I'M sponsor w accompany ll0
c0mmandefy ~ tDuisvillGr No g0llg
claye SINGS the nrat ono IN New f0pk
In 1916 llns hnd %apDllHDpAr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Mitchell Want Tiniht

President MilGheil of Unilod Mine
Workers IN much Interested IN Vino ads
yaI0e maids ny individual Gnnl Owlnra,
hut would my nothing fW publication
Wtiara IN II strong bNliHf liapa tllHi Mil
NIHII III waiting Tor NIL 00Al a0mtMniaa
In tIe anthracite region N 0hGp tan
NV cant Increase before IN VIII Mil
i l0tnt convention M consider lia
I~noiMMin0n Mitchell would mn
mailing IN tliA particular subject. W.
ti0nt Mnd " " thia That H~lrulAllleiN
tIle 0uiniM That In VIII GHli " sens
vauti0u after ait llM n0lnIMniHs liHye
mails M altar ite knows to-day tiiHf
Mn sistkG 0AhnGt W. Aeftlad Without "
convention, ynd he IN waitlnH IN tiiA
spectators. IN ibe meantime iaeii How
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Operators ASK CONCESSIONS

Scranton, ra., oct. b-=indiyidnal
operators nj their conference hers iiliH
afternoon heard the report VI their
committee Tint went III New York Oh
Monday, presumably III ash DOhGeaS
HiOiia on freight rates from oDal Oafpys
Inv railroads. They aHr0ed W j0ln
IN tho Offer 0f ton Iier cant increase IN
Wages mnde by Tho big companies,
Ono " those present aald that tho
committee did not obtain any NUlGuns
niols, hut They received II hiit lIhl "
tlloy expect my eni0nAAlniH IN llla
line tIiay VIII stand n beltW shaw M
getting " by donslna tilaip revolt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
JipObNbla FNtpE MIN

bOD1On, OaL Y, 4 ~ mIamnln Daily
GIV0nlNla pHbllHllaH tha following ,ANii
hk. lla. WHHNl1HlM nOppHHlUh1elt
ifnlA UnilHd Hlalna HOvnrnlQent nm
IvOpOaod 10 lle pOWopi ~. iuAlHl tlNt
Hihm TVnn ND bploadod tlat, tho
emperor In induced w No w Penn w
form N government M .ppaHvAHHlyA
nndW Tho AHlllDpl M Hnv0penl
bNyOngtH Dild tllHf VINO AlnlLaHA .dDW'
nNup In. dDp0Wdu BvAn ThN, IlAlH
UlpOnt0la admits N nnde aODaidnnblA
diniNHllg III believing ltiA pnp0pL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

logical seminary IL was announced
|tIAi John ID Hmknfnllap Ind WnDlp
iAoh IN give ihn institution 400, 900 if
n aimllm amount dDnln Dn raised In
other anapiera. Tbn Roy ~ A, lnns
Do ~ hhAllDM nppnAnd thp resolution
IN vigorous lin @iIl n,rbis spmls
nnpy pDJ nlsO lhe Baptist University
nj 0hinnRO me- hot bnnh Of hnpnay,
Their Instructors lnDi lln pupils from
Tho bDlid Foundation NJ Ihn Old lbnDls
DHy ~ ihn shifting npjnhADDI ~ The
nnW ~ nnllen nlinDltDn rpliRiDM
fOnDp men, continued hn, ''gD ~
these institutions Wllh u lnln, nns
WNvnpina FNith IN lhn Almighty, DO
rDpn long, bDWnypp Ibny ma ahnbnD
by tlln doubts ~ lbn tplppb, who Inpn
Oh The bible Tho |AanpnhllHht NJ sell
nDna, md while nOt absolutely gajnnts
Inn portions 0p N IN mipnp, they ao
hodge nnplnln masDRns Df Ibn bible
Win lDnbts nDl HnjnDliUp data ibni
ihpip lnnnbiDgs lose tbnlp weight and
llnD pupils bnoDmn atheists nj heart,
W they I'D moi show Ilnip ARnDstjplsm
ODlwnPaly,h vbn apnaDnp went Dn w
MY tlDl lNn lnNnblnHs w HDUle Df thn
JDpIDps ~ divinity IN thW Bnptipt saDs
inAplpA lAd bpnDMn WI OnlwApdly
nHlDallp lhAt N Ind bppD Dennssayy W
pnllnyn Them NJ UlnU positions lfphn
WnnilDg, however hn enid, ~ not
ypl nOmplnln1 md lllp MmlDng,pp ELL
hold men who nDJMHpp tllp rplnvo ~
Ilm nlvlstiAD plDpobO Nv Hanna's
pnWDvka nNnanI n hoDJnd n0DvOynpRy,
HnN Raymond lIpywDoI, ~ Middle
lnD, DHplllnA 'lmt WDDb thRi bnl
Boon HAld WDp Ipnn, bDt n11nI lJnl
lnDny W DO Db1naltnDnbIn mon hAI
bnpn dtynplMl Oy lbnlp pQWnp ~ hmm
Vba pppatjpnI w lhn snmtnapy w gDpHp
ljOD Dn1 DaAuppl BIN I'M IN thn W.
lhevn w0nld hn 30 aOpso rDp oomv
nlhpV sponknye, dnvoDqnl Mn Msli.
0llnakn1 WI yiHOp0ntly W1
llnyNploiSnH lhp nllNok nv ,Dnanl lnd
A lOnR dphnln Wgp nDdpd wbnn
npy W. ~ WbMDnh ~ lGypph, moved
n1DpltOn M Ihn W@a0lnljDn pnd DDS
WIS loDn ny ~ overwhelming yOtaJ
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
fHs WHISTLE WILL BLOW
hDpb pMDAlW lDllippp NJ lvsynplDD N
bipAIb IN AlHpl lN

~ tprFFtfH ~ v ~
linAIb IN AlAyl Up
hbAmDtin, pA,, Don ba-lln Otlnlnla
Df North ppnDlllin pDlllNpy Al Tpaynys
tDn announced lO Tim inhabitants llia
afternoon ihnl thn whistle Or operation
WDpld bn blown TOMORROW morning w
nOtiDnntIDn 10 former nmplOynp llDI
w they Wnnlnd work Nm bronknp
wDDl1 be ainplni ND, Tlpnp hnllpl
heavily armed Deputies mi nDal unl
Iron policemen SID AnppODnn lln col
llepy md W lln mon nnspDln wDph llh
COMPANY VIII minimum II strong
enough force 40 give ppDlnnitON. W
miners w npAn ulpihnps From ynpiDDH
portions M mo ppiAOD Dlnppb W Vpnynps
Ion, People ~ lIAl llltln lDwn bAyn
pee0ypvnd From Tho IpplDp lhny nAp0p
inDond lasl NIGHT mnanl by Ihn M6nnl
Carmel hlpilmvH' Recommendations
Everything " Dulnl IN ibis MnIlWl ~
niHbfp pVpslg6Dl Mllnhnll Apnnlp NJ
MODnt 1ApDlnll pnypl MIlnn lpDh baln,
tnlIlDypOW mimi,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
now AM0na THf RAFTlsra
Nantfd NiansaiaH nEu HAnfk fnHifihH'
tllHA IN Vhfif AfhnHiH

HGHth MglHlHh Gamma Nmr 1lM
HdanHlnMaNu M I'M HnniEifHHlk WnNl'
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glAii0n WIN WNredHd Nv \ NgHF M
bWlN 0aaaHi0iAd IN MfHHaLl0nHf M,
AaHUAfgi pNgi laatani Ald The Iulr
gAraiE IN nhlMHn A MHHlHflm
WIN bfaAaHtN1 MN iHE ltAl, NV m NM
lllHie lHA IN VIM H~EtANletlQp M AAhAg M
lAka N H6iffGfiHH I'M nm NEWTON FiiHGl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
mi Hs' MASS MEETING,
lis Demonstration ~ strikers M shGnanl
dONhaakD TpOnbie i9s pgninui

Shenandoah, Pa, oct, b4-=AfraHHes
iiieilts have been completed by the local
branches " tho United Mine Workers
for u bly, parade and mass meeting
here tomorrow afternoon, Invitations
have been extended To NIL strikers III
the Shenandoah and Maii0iOy valleys
10 take part Ia The affair." lille prinGll
pal feature W the demonstration VIII
be tho address Of National President
John Mitchell, Organizer Harris to-
day sent reports u Nil n"elHhbOrillH
towns and mining ''pAtehes" To notify
Tho unions there 0f The proposed deiiiI
0nstfatioi. Harris Hays Id expects
about 10000 fieii Ia iine, According
To tile programme, after marching
through the town the strikers viii M
senb1e la Soldiers Monument park Oh
tho mountain north of the borough
where addresses will te delivered.
General Goblin said tonight that while
no did not arpreliend any disturbance
he W6tll order no iiiOfe troops home
until after tho demonstration,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
German fOpaian Office says 10
Mests with Warm tieeeps
tlDD Byepywhepa,
81 MpLlFY SETTLEMENT
AljlI Boom for Much More DIplOp
mnlip pFpipDdDy Discussion"
AmDDg lhp Powers

BERLIN, Oct b#~A high Dnlpial ~
Ihn foreign Dttlnn asserted today Ilnl
lhn hnpDDl German DDin Ind met VIII
j warm reception nyevywlppe, ''D'lll
Chinese HitnailOnO aald ln, nWjlI
nOW mike more pApld WDHpnss lOi
wAp1H satllnmpDt, AO INV IN tle pOWapp
mn oOnnnpnndl All, bDNpyepl depend
mon lhe n,,itnlp of Tho DllnpHp poyr
ppnMnDIlD
jinlnWiDR ia Tho nDlp ~ N, Del
pnpnp, thn VvpDph gOpelED minister,
lha 0ninlal nlnaad ~ Hlya lnlAilp,
bni lNIinntnl llnt " contained some
nav pDiUtp nOlllnE fDv friendly dia9Dpp
Sion nDppH lln p0Weps nld IN which
Ilh ii1plDnn rDpniHn once nkpAGls llDf
M OHpnaUnnl would bn Hpnn1ilp
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VppHpD tDpalHD nDln ~nOnlAlUni nA0Dln
points DlpnndY H|DpopHedpd ny very
lpnpHl diplomatic aynDlhu DHlnlnl
plpnlNH llove lny Blnnt slpprH npOn lln
nnlipn hnNDDDY bptWann NJ, DnlensHa'H
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before NJ UplpDHpr lHsupH biz HDln M
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FE0m NV correspondent NJ BlnNRlW
lhn L0hAl ANhglhp hnH pnnnlVn ", 1lHr
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
vaDvlus y MN plODO,

MADngnA hipapaHnh 00E, b~gVho
Hapnt fOVnnlial mlDh Wbloh lNva
boon RpGnOHl, hnv0 lpd wv WogIn pg
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mll1 uOnD, WHOM gnbdnndnd ,fv0m lhA
nnighbOping Volcanic mOnnlRlM WEN
lRsRnW gnapH mo NM n0g0pnn .llW pm.
MpAl Alfnols M Vino CIV mN dNplh NJ
BnvGvHI gnaL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

oD strike, saia NJ number IlA, 900, npa
NOT wagering under thn ppDiInrAd ina
nrnaaa ID wages, IN thn LnphnwhDDA
nnd Wyoming dlslpiets moi n mine ~
WORKING Conditions lnmnln nbDnI
ihn Same IN the LnhlHh mllpy region,
Ia A~ehnslLill districts MOn lOall
laid down lhnir tools nDl unib
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
ApWlM HaM ~ HnnlarH Nm spp,Ds'

3#.#@ #H8#H6@k HA#M F&HN# e#G5A. E
ApMlM mia N Hnnlsr,H UM HpptDsA
TlN Northern Pacific MiIwaE 0YNpt
lhH pNOpiA IN MOHlAnl HpAHtRl. FDDtld
lvlp rates M Hnntnp'A tt0l, HWipHA "
NnabN lIiGm N nnjOK flW NM milngAl,
ll0l water hntlls WI TINT noigh VllaNg
AppinAa MA MfuAt1d NJ HVluHdnlA,
ninAlaHn mflHH aHHL ,M MVinHAlgl,
VIlN BiN IN N baAulifW ono mnd VIM
mHntnluAl WnLNrliHH M ith WNfNW Rra
A0nRl NJ lllDAG hQnDg hlEWhngM
A. HpaniM GlAltg1W 10000 HO0l Wv
Wnd rip fnpH w HIpinHdAM, nll NV
twenty nnA mHDlh hdynn niHiiN ndElnN
Anl hNihllH WfyllaNpA NJ W AWlnRa,
VIII wv ,Nyld M Mll0WAi
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MlANONM NghL
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VIII M Anld nam RplhN Wa Nv WlAH
Mtillhd MliWf
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NgHy IN EmUArm

lMpIln UGL hgqlm f0ll0winH ,dinT
palQl .fpQhp. NJ hatalHLVpE haH hnan
hUml nhiHipllF laAnnd hGvaf 01ihA
ltHHHlnu H0vmnDnM ahanhlH w ma.
JN0AnIH IN Count Won hngl0WN nnfh IN
DGl0lW NJ IN niNraL HaaHlAl
mtnNap NJ fHtln lAH nan M4lrunfed
M tllnl snllHHlH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Allies IN lDlUHjDD,

Roma, Ogh bs9lM TglbnDM .pnb,
llAhod Il diap0tgh from VAhb nAln1
UOlOIuv 4, which aagN lIlat M M M
lHak OH a|laa vi Hwen iGyla i mlNlaAe
OOONpyad hHtWaal lIlH HlAHtAlH NM
tliG FpHnglh. Wt0 nrRd HpOn aAGh llliAp
IN tllH baliN IllBt lllay Napa nHHHilinH
lbg DOs0pH, hOd thAt pHvepAl WNpN
Killed on an0Il Hldn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
linlnn MI l%inlnnnill

WiIhaAbapln, Ont, bmA rnppnenDtns
live Df lin AHpDnlAlni Press WilA bold
tonight by a prominent nllnn pllniAl
who wODld positively know, ilmt W
The pDnda Ind nOnnnIni nDylbtnH, tlht
IAN tDp IN hn know thu pDAda bud nDt
reduced rhlaA 10 my iMliyhIml
operator IN Mis- region
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
JlDllnD OOvppDMpul VyDtpuln

PAplh OAL bwUhH tN lDHVDRl pub
tlallnB u diHpNlah from HOMO aaHlnH
VIM ltaHgn government ina hnnf n pp0r
lnHl lO WnAlinHlM aBnlnAt hillH. AAAAs
HlVN yhNptEn NaaDpdHd W MpmNhiafn In
lIn UDtlAn HIntGh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Ann I9ujdUu uuya hl0o0 n

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-14
ABOLISH
CONTINUED from First PaEe)

franchise value q any property taken or
condemned). 70 establish the telegraph
and telephone systems Ok the United
states as adtunCts OF the postofitce de-
partment and subject TO its operations
That congress defeat all measures that
have been or may be prop sed. and re-
neal ali that now have the sanction %
law. whereby private corporations may
ACQUIRE control Of the volume Of the CIR
culatiug medium and create a banking
trust.
That the tariff shall no longer 5e en-
pIoved 20 foster and buttress trusts. but
that congress shall pace on the free fst
articles the sale OF which In The United
States is controlled BY trust
That congress take immediate steps
under the power o. eminent domain Or
otherwise as may be deemed = more
expedIert Out IN any event By p ytng the
lust vaIne. IRE spscslvs of franchise value
OF any property taken or Condemn cd Ito
take. own and operate the interstate
rail highways now owned and oDera-ed
b. private persons or railway corpora
tons: and.
whereas. TIE political powers - the
trusts rise fl their frequent representa-
ton fl and control OK TIE HORSES o. ieEis-
tztion. We recommend the adpcti0u of IRE
system known a. direct legislation %
make govsrnmerr more. IS ~ right Z
cugnt 70 be and was conceived AXE by
Thomas JEFFERSON and Abraham IAnco n
= government Of the people, Tor the PEG
pie and D. the people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-14
THEY ARE FINE.

Ferris Comedians played again 20 hne
audience a. the Crawford Grand last
night IAN Innocent Sumner Lillian
Lewis great play was well presented b.
this company, who ara giving excellent
satisfaction The play is a strong one
and entirely new 20 wichita audiences
Il might here be mentioned that a re-
freshing feature OF this company is that
they. present entirely new plays and not
the old line OF plays that have become
tiresone and usually dished 10 BY roper
tofre companies. Ferris Comedians are
without question a first class repertoire
company and present dollar show AZ
popular prices. The specislties last night
were again os a high order and fully as
good as are presented BIZ high priced a.
fractions Their specially ps0ple are art
dsts. In fact the whole performances has
the air o. freshness and the artistic I'm
Ish q a high priced show. The costuTn-
ing IS appropriate and tasteful. he Per
Torrance last night. as well as that Non
dav night we're excellent. This afternoon
Camille" viii BE- played IS matinee
bin and tonight the company VII play
ION the Ohio" Those who attend these
performances will soc fine production
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-14
1HG WEATHE

Wichita, Kan. Feb g. 1900
During the past a hours, ending at 7
2. m. the highest temperature has been
81, the lowest Il. a range of 20 degrees
and the mean has been -, which is I
degrees colder than the normal temDera-
ture for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with clear weather. light
south TO southeast wind, and high, fol-
lowed by marked fall in pressure.
Since the first of the month the average
temperature has been a. which IS de-
grees daily above the normal and 90
warmer than for the same period last
year, and the total rainfall "a inch, which
IS 90 inch more than the normal
Since the first of the year he rainfall
has been "a inch, which is 64 inch less
than the normal
One year ago now the clOmax OF winter
had been reached and the weather began
10 be milder. FRED L JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. Feb. 13.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
hansas-Rain Wednesday, with brisk
southeriy winds. changing TO snow and
colder Wednesday night; Thursday fair
and colder.