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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-15
BY The CARDINAL
Leila Hardin Bugg,s Work
Has High Praise.
CARDINAL GIBBONS WORDS
In Approval of a Wichita
Production.

A Wichita literary production has re-
ceived high approval. 10 less than the
appreciation Of Cardinal Gibbons
It viii be remembered that Miss Leila
Hardin Bugg Of Wichita recently pro
duced a work called The People OF Our
Parish, a pen picture Of the men and
women Of a large Catholic church and the
motives Of life which actuated them,
with sharp philosophie cnmencos their
existence called forth. II has been re-
viewed in the Eagie.
The book has become quite the v&gue.
but it was not expected By the author
ess that it would receive the compliment
it has from the pen Of Cardinal Gibbons,
who writes OF il:
The People OF Our Parish" by Miss
Leila Hardin Bugg. has a twofold mis-
sion. namely: 10 warn and 10 instruct
Catholics and non-CathoIcs viii not fail
to profE by its psrusaI
1T IS written IN a graceful and COM
prehensive style. The subjects treated
are presented 70 the reader IN a racy
up-to-date and 'sprightly manner, prov
ing that The writer's facile pen is an a5le
exponent Of the Intuition arising from
scenes passing around her, and Of whiea
she IS herself a eonsutuuueut factor.
Most cordially, therefore. do I rec
ommend the book to persons interested
in the workings OF a Catholic parish, and
al the same time desirous OF profitable
amusement and instruction"
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS
Cardinals Residence, 4as y. Charles Saz.
Baltimore. july :. 1900.
UnQuesuonabIy with this Endorsement
the work IS destined 70 new triunphs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-15
WILL LEAVE SUNDAY
POpuIist state Delegates Hold Meet
ing and Dec de to 90 Early.

Yesterday was a pretty big day in local
politics and there were more politicians
in town than there has been on any pre-
vicus Saturday since last falls cam
paign. Many country people were in TO
circulate among the town politicians
The chief attraction was a meeting Of the
Populist delegation TO ghe Fort Scott con-
ventiou, which is to be held on July p.
The meeting Of the delegation was for the
purpose Of making arrangements for the
convention It was attended by nearly
all Of the delegates and is said to have
been enthusiastic. There was no discus
sion as for whom the delegates would
cast their vote for state officers. The
delegation decided to leave en- next Sun
day afternoon on the Missouri Pacific
road. arrangements having been made to
get a special car. The Democratic dele
CATION has had no meeting, but 1t IS prob
able that they viii go over on the same
train. There was some talk about char
teriag a. sleeper and converting it into
headquarters at the convention. bat this
idea has been abandoned, and headqUar-
tiers will be established az one OF the
leading hotels at Fort Scott. where ample
arrangements have been made for the
visiting delegations. The two Sedgwick
county delegations vii number tweuty-sLx
but outside politicians who will 20 over
70 help make things lively viii swell this
number to nearly 100. The following are
The Popultst delegates:
SIlas RutIedge 5. \ Miller. c n Carl
ton. Robert Ballantine, J. NJ Post, Archie
Craig. A A Du1mire. E T. Canadian,
?. Z. Arnett. Theodore Oswiier, 2 4.
Sankey. Fred Williams. Frank Nigbs-
wonger s e Hush and James ". Tapp.
The meeting yesterday afternoon vas
held in Mr- NIghswonger's Office and last
ed until almost o'clock TIE following
are the Democratic delegates:
s 3. AH,fen, & L Nelson, Samuel
Nolan. Geo. Young. 4. ]. Chrismsn. Ed
Anderson. Rufe Cone. g. p Locke, J.
Pauly. Il. @. Toler and H ". stewsrr-
M-. Arniaon VII lead the Democratic
delegation.
Both delegations 20 uniastruceed, ex-
cept Tor Dave Leahy for secretary OF
state.
TIE leaders q the Two parties n this
county ara determined 20 prosecute every
EFFORT TO line ID ne state delegates far
Dave Leahy and they have bright pros
poets az meeting with success
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HEADED FOR JOPLIN
Runaway Walter DeIIzell Lo-
Gated Yesterday at Sedgwick
WAS TIRED OF HOME LIFE
And Didn't Want to Return
Has Rowing Disposition.

Walter Dellzeu. the 3-year-oId son Of
". H. Dellzeu. who left his home We'd
nesday morning ostensioly on a fishing
trip and who. was thought TO have been
drowned in the big Arkansas, was To-
Gated yesterday morning at sedgwick
through an article in the Eagle. The
boys father was out looking for him
al day yesterday and the family knew
nothing about the boy having been found
until notified last evening Uy reporter
for the Eagle. They were glad to re-
ceive the news as It was great relief
to them. Fears were entertained that
he had been drowned and friends of the
family were making arrangements 10
drag the river in the neighborhood Of the
slaughter house, north OF town. where he
was supposed 10 have gone.
There is something peculiar and mys-
ferrous in the actions OF the boy, as
when located at Sedswick he informed
the people there that he did not want 10
go home but was going to make a living
in this world independent Of paternal aid.
It was reported that his father mis-
- EdLSd llAIu DQL ills SLOLI - RL-A4D+-
foundation. His father VIII go after him
this morning. Walter is being held at
the home of Ray LeweIyn at Sedgwick-
'tMuggins" Dellzeu, as he is commonly
known among his associates, is a smart
and intelligent little chap, 13 years old,
and formerly carried messages for the
Western Union Telegraph company. His
mother is dead and his father is out on
the road most Of the time. He acquired
a rowing disposition and has a laundering
for Huckleberry Finn life. he having
made several all-night expeditions on the
banks of the big Arkansas setting troC
lines and dreaming of the daring exploits
Of Tom Sawyer and his partner. We'd
nesday when he left home he filed his
pockets with grub, threw 4 troc line and
other fishing tackle under his arm and
wendell his way northward.
While his sister firmly believed that her
brother would only be gone over night
she feared that he had other intentions.
His mind was full of thoughts Of what
might be, and he started out to make a
living for himself. leaving good home
behind. He knew not what it was 10
go up against the hard side Of life, but
dreamed Of that land where money grew
on bushes and the streets were lined
with gold. He took the river course and
went north from his home in the Palace
block but soon abandoned the river and
struck out on foot for Sedgwick. Arriv-
ing there he was tired and hungry. He
went 10 the home Of Mr. Lewelling.
where he is being kept until his father
goes after him p A Seaman, 4 banker
at Sedgwick, seeing an account Of the
boys disappearance in the Eagle, tee
phoned this Office yesterday that he was
being restrained there, but, however,
against his viii, as he expressed de-
sire to complete his journey. He said
he was going TO Joplin, where he had
hopes of building up d great future. The
boy is bright and active and for alert
ness he has the envy Of all his COM
panions.
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RADWAY AGO., 81 Elm st. NY.

ards. stenographer and sookkeeper with
Dewing & Hodges. and Fred S. GoOdwine,
with Steffin & Bretch. Claude Hauck
with Hon. T. B. Wall.
The telephone company have Just put in
a fine new No S Remington typewriter
with a fine antique oak drop cabinet in
their Office for the use Of Miss Ffcssle
Campbu. a recent graduate Of this school
Mr. F. L. Meyers is Justly proud Of his
beautiful diploma. ornamented by the
skiIlful hand OF Prof Van Kirk.
The following students have recently
enrolled: IN the shorthand department
Miss Inez Stewart, Messrs. Dewitt A.
ling Ray Torrey. and Alfred T. Alling-
In the commercial department-1disses
Mary Mccullough. Katharine K Knight
Anna p Pchf
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WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
Frisco Excursion From Oklahoma
City to FL Dorado

Passenger Agent Dunn OF the Frisco
road has returned home from Eureka
Springs, Ark. where he accompanied the
teachers and editors excursion from
Oklahoma tCty- 1t was very largely A.
tended and good representation OF
newspaper men and teachers were pres
ent 20 spend the week bathing in the
waters and finding recreation in themoun-
tains. Mr.. Dunn says the trip was made
without accident or delay and everybody
is reported 70 have had a nice time.
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FaxeI d Adams Business College
Notes

Prof Adams IS n charge e tas class
in Bookkeeping AZ The County Teachers
Institute
3l- Pzul Stoutenye- recszs.v sccegte4
4 position wi,h the Frlsco Eailvay as
steaoEranser 70 Mr. 3 2 Dsnr. dsSzTf =
passenger agent This makes sae sfth
steu0grapher from this zchool u aeeept
a position in this ofs.e. foar Il .Sragn are
EIl5ng Sco1 positions n The otEce ard
ere. Mr C.a3-e Erazaw. -ss-s1irg tae
position which ~ oeeggfeE % zcesct q
position II Colorado.
NJ. sidney Hawks < sing TIA posi-
ticz q stenog-aaasr seV t1s aru e
A-amz & Adams reeensiy Ezas vscaat
q aIr. J. {. Brewer. : gra5aa-e - this
school accepting das position = 2
Rena Q. 7
Czsler students recently zcceatfEE post
tIszs are. Ferl Kl-ay. steaoz-zRasr .
Dszs L1ns- eazI4GT: Esz141rs5 Rich
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PEERLESS DEGREE OF HONOR
Install Their 0nieer- for the EnsuinS
Term

At the regular meeting OF Peerless
Lodge No. IS. Degree OF Honor. the fol-
lowing officers were Installed for the en-
suing year:
Past {. Of H. Cora King; Chief Of H,
Hattie DeFrance; Lady of H. Grace
Bartlett: c. Of c.. Kate holland; Record
er. Mamie C High; Financler. L. G.
Bartlett Receiver. Emma Seal; Usher.
Anna Winnick: Inner W. T NJ Powell;
Outer W, Or. W. ". Minnick.
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If YOU ARE SEEKING HEALTH,
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HEALTH IF YOU DESIRE IT.
HOME TREATMENT.

Drugs bad physicians dispensed with, while the
happy patients clutches and bid FAREWELL
nights people applaud the departure Of DRUGLESS HEALING
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We have seer nowhere so ac-
curate an analysis of the charac-
ter, Or a j%uster statement regard
ing the mental qualities, sof Mr..
Aycock, than are to be found in
the foregoing. Clearly the ar
ticle was written by one who
knows him well, and whose con-
servatism does not permit him
to over-state his subj acts virtues
and abilities. For ten years, this
man has been growing upon the
confidence and the admiration OF
the people Of the State until his
party has, as with one voice,
called him to the executive of.
fee. There was not influence
enough on earth to have pre-
vented his nomination by The
convention at Raleigh on tbs
18th. because the popular hear
had long ago singled him out fol
the governorship this year, AM
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he will be swept into that Office
in August by al irresistible tide.
Personally, there is no finer
character. For years a popular
orator, he is far more than an
engaging speaker, nimble on his
feet and outclassing every antag-
onist who has ever gone against
him-he is a man Of splendid
ability, as was evidenced by his
speech Of acceptance, Of which
Editor London, of the Chatham
Record, an unexceptionahle
Judge, who has attended
every Democratic State conven.
ton, save one, since the war, says
in his paper this week. sit was
the greatest speech that we have
ever heard at any convention
held in this State. We have
never heard any man surpass it,
not even Vance himself, and
greater praise than this cannot
be given it."
Such is a fair view of the man
whom the Democracy of the
State presents to the people fol-
their Governor. He is an ideal
caudidate-he will be an idea
! Governor.
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THEY SAY.

The conductor is a good all
around fellow.
The tramp works very hard at
pressing bricks.
TIE rich man aud the poor man
both believe in a trust.
L tskes a man who rides a biz
cycle to push himself forward.
Brothers-in law are now con-
sidered less desirable than moth
ers-in-law.
The coal man who gives short
measure will soon get himself
into serious difficulty if he does
not mend his weighs.
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ness in its character, but when it con-
Germs b vital issue of health it is in
6nifey worse.
This touches yoa, if you are one of the
women who have felt inclined to take
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Write to-day. Your letter will be
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a sacred confidence, and an answer
promptly mailed you in a plain envelope
without any printing upon it. Address
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK

Nv AO1OOA w VIZ
The State Convention of the
North Carolina Sunday School
Association held at Charlotte
showed gratifying progress in
the work the past year. Those
chosen to guide the work of the
Association desire to make it this
year more widely influential for
good than ever before.
Having been commissioned
again 10 represent the work IN
the field, I earnestly solicit the
active cooperation Of all friends
of the Sunday School. M lettings
in which the cooperation of the
local workers and friends is urg-
ed will be held as below. Pastors
and superjntendents are espac~
tally requested TO confer toeeth-
er and arrange places OF meeting
and have thorough local ans
nouncement at all church and
Sunday school services, and
through the newspapers, and
make any othsr arrangements
thought necessary.
Brethren, I come in the name
of the Master to help you in your
blessed work, but the extent to
which [ can be Of service de-
ponds largely upon your prepar-
ing my way.
J. W. BRYAN, Field Sec.
North Carolina Sunday school
Association.
APPOINTMENTS
Wilson county-Wilson. Sunday
May 9Th.
Nash county-Rocky Mount, Mon.
day (night), May Z.
Nash county-Nashville, Thurs
day, May 10.
Edgecombe county - Tarboro
Tuesday, May 8.
Halifax county-HaIifax, Satur
day, May -,
Halifax c~ounty-WeIdon, Sunday
May 10.
Halifax county-Littleton, Wed
nesday (night). May IS,
Northampton county jackson
Tuesday, May Is.
Warren county Warrenton
Thursday, May II.
Vance county-Henderson, Fri
day, May IS.
Granville county-Oxford, Sun
day, May 90.
Franklin county Franklin, Mon
day (night), May 81.
Franklin county = Louisburg
Tuesday, May %.
Duplin county-Faison, Frida
(night), June s..
Duplin ~county-Kenansville, Tues
day, June II.
Sampson county-Clinton, Sur
day, June 10,
Fender county-Burgaw, Thurs
day, June IA.
New Hanover county-Wilmine
ton, Friday, June Is.
Brunswick county Southpor
Sunday, June IT.
Columbus county Whitovill
Tuesday. June. 10.
Bladen county-El1zabeth Tow
Thursday, June 81.
Robson county - Lumberto
Saturday, June %.
Robson county Maxton, Sund,
June "a
Scotland county = Laurinbu1
Monday (night), June %.
Richmond counby-Rockingha1
Wednesday, June 81.
Arson c~ounty-Wadesboro, f.
day, June 30.
Union county-Monroe, Sunds
July 1.
Moore county-Carthage, Monda
July 2.
HOODS Fills
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Do not suffer from Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, and other pain,
when you can get a full STA 25:. a bot
tie of Whites BlackLiniment at I'll Ps
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Philadelphia is still struggling
with that convention fund, and
Hanna still demands his pound of
flesh.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County.

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sum of ION Dollars
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Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day of Deem
/! Der. A, u. 1886.
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Sometimes the Office of vice
president is seeking the man, but
generally a man is seeking the
Office.
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~~
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A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public

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The One Day Cold Cure.
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Evening star., 1900-11-29
THE DAVIS FUNERAL
To Take Place Saturday From the
st. Paul Home.
LIST OF THE PALLBEARER s
Congressional Committees VIII
Arrive There Saturday Morning.
MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY

ST. PAUL, Mimi. November 2H.-The
stream of sympathetic messages and callers
is uninterrupted today at the Davis home.
All arrangements have been compile ed for
the funeral will be a quiet one, at IL
o'clock Saturday morning at the family
residence. James ]. Hill, Judge Walter H.
SanbOrn Judge Charles F. Flandrau, for
mer Governor John S. Pillsbury, former
Senator W. D. Washburn, Samuel r.
Thayer, Minneapolis; E. w. Peet and
United States District Attorney Robert q.
Evans will act as pallbearers.
The committees from the two houses Of
Congress will reach the city early Saturday
morning.
messages that have been received by Mrs.
Davis:
Ali Ferruh. Turkish minister: Permit
me to express my deepest sorrow and SYM
pathy with your great loss, and please ac-
ccpt this cruel occasion my highest re-
spect and consideration"
Otner diSpa atcheS were received during the
day form Melville L. Stone. New York; eX
Secretary Redfed Proctor. Senators Nelson
". Aldrich, Boise Penrose George F. Hoar
knute Nelson. George X. Wellington. Eu-
gene Hale, ]. NJ. Thurston and S. B. Ell
kins; Secretary Of Agriculture James Will
son. Representatives c. II. Grosvenor, Rob
ert j. Gamble, David II. Mercer, ]. A.
Tawney, Page Morris; Minister Vicuna of
Chile, Charles A. Towne, Tams Bixby,
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