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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
MARSHALL SUIT ON TRIAL
First witnesses Examined Plaintiffs
Injuries.

The damage suit Of John c. Marshall
against the Rock Island was begun yes
terday, the jury having been secured
from the special venire. The trial will
last for three or four days, although the
same grounds viii be gone over that
were covered in the Durand trial. Mr..
Marshall claims that he was permanent
ly injured on the head, body and limbs
and in the bones, muscles and tendOns
of his leg, ankle and foot and his chest,
spinal column, hips and back. He claims
also that he was greatly shocked in his
nervous system, by reason of all Of which
injuries he was rendered a cripple and
invalid for life, incapable of ever after
performing any manual labor or follow
ing his usual avocation of merchant or
any ordinary avocation OF life. He Is
suing for $4,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
ANOTHER SUIT FILED
Asking Injunction Against
Missouri Pacific Privileges.
CITY ATTORNEY EXPLAINS
Vacation of Wichita Street.
Depot TO be a Fine One.

Another Injunction suit VIII be nied To-
day by Attorneys Amidon & Comfy and
Stanley, Vermilion & Evans to prevent
the vacation of Wichita street and the
granting of Missouri Pacific privileges on
that street It is tsimiIar to the injpnc-
tion asked by Inez Oppenheimer. Mr..
Vermilion said last night that this suit
would be brought for Mrs. Mcfarland,
who owns property on the east side of the
street, almost directly opposite the finest
house of the Oppenheimer woman's The
attorneys seem to be having a very fat
run of business from clients who Eare
more scared than hurt, it seems, over the
action which the council will take relative
to the Missouri Pacific depot deal, and
the lawyers are playing IL for all 1t Is
worth. The injunction suit commenced
by Inez Oppenheimer, or Dixie Lee, Will
be heard by Judge Dale on February o.
and it is probable that Mrs. Mcfarland 8
suit will be set Tor the same date, as
the petitions are practically the same.
City Attorney Helm said last night that
the city would fight the injunction suits
and would go right on and do as it had
agreed to do with the Missouri Pacific
people. He said it was the intention to
vacate only the west half ofthe street
for distance of 80 feet from Douglas
avenue, the length of the ground owned
and to be used by the Missouri Pacific
for the new depot building. The street
is not vacated in front Of the property OF
any of the petitioners. The only condi-
ton effecting Dixie Lees property at all
will be the closing up of the west side Of
Wichita street, which would force car
riages and pedestrians to use the east
side Of the street and cross the tracks
to get to her places from Douglas ave-
nue..
Mr.. Helm said thatthe Missouri Pacific
people would build one Of the most beau
tiful and comfortable depots in the coun-
try, the building of which would be the
means of enhancing every foot of ground
on Wichita street. The company will
use the west side of the street in front
of its new depot for sheds. such as are
used in the larger cities of the country.
The large, wide platform will be enclosed
with fine metal fence with gates at
either end. These gates will be in charge
of watchmen, and no one vii be per
mitted to 90 to a train without showing
his pass or ticket. The depot and offices
viii be 300 feet long and three stories
high
Mr. Helm said the report circulated that
the railroad people had intended or would
buy Dixie Lees p roperty in order to get
rights along the street, was a preposter-
Gus idea. He said the company would
not even condemn any of the property
along the street, but would only ask for
what privileges the city had already
promised.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
WICHITA LYcEuM

Boston. Mass jan 2 ltte-
Mr.. Howard z. TIIton. Manager:
Dear Sir. TIE entertainment that yo'.T
club gave ~ Ire Newton club rscently
was very satisfactory. auA Fl fac-, gave
the best satisfaction q azT entsrt1ln-
urert thar has been given a. he club
this season and many 81 TIA members
u.-. s. well pleased that they we're n
hons arrznssme0ss could Dc made e
have Il repeated. an5 isciE6s re lsose=-
II satisfactory dates can - srrzaEeA
this nay he done lzier II the season.
Yours truly. " 2 hiAHAi-A-
Chairman Entertainment Com
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public 4nIs seas91- To pairing q re
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
The Modern Way

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
TAMMANY TO ELECT 0FFIC Frs
Meet for That Purpose TOnisht--Fus-
ion TO be Discussed.

There viii be meeting of Tamma ~ al
the hall tonight at which some very i'm l.
portant business will be transacted The
election of officers will be one Of the main
features OF interest Il IS understood
that the question of fusion Will be taken
up and discussed. There Is division o:
sentiment on this question. and the dis
cussion will wax warra.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

This large four-story building - al
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OF the sick. No loathsome OF contagious
diseases admitted. but all other tiissaSes
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lutely guaranteed, Women. married OF
single. can find a safe retreat here dur
ing confinement and a home In sVsry
ease found for the child II required. A
home for the poer and rich alike. as all
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that IL made Is
the ordinary hospital fee. which IL tust
enough to pay the running expenses OF
the institution. The best Of references
given when required. Write for circular
70 the Martha Washington Homa"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
SAYS SO.
The Entire Country is on the
Move.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
SPANS GREATEST NEED.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
DISTURBED THE PEACE
Cecil Waddy. a Negro. Was Arrested
Last Night.

Cecil Waddy, colored. was arrested last
night by Officer Reed on the charge OF
disturbing the peace. waddy, It is alleg-
ed. was one OF the crowd Of negroes who
attempted to indmidste the officers the
other night while they were making en-
arrest Other arrests FOR the same Of
Tense. IT IS reported, viii IN ali proba-
biAty follow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
DARKEST RUSSIA.

Edwin c. Jepsons company viii be seen
Darkest Russia" which Is conceded TO
be the best one OF the many plays treat
ing of the inner hfe in Russian domain.
This play is one of which it would be
difficult to write anything of a new or
startling nature, for, during the past half
dozen years. It has had the careful ataen-
ton Of the best analytical critics in the
Dountry, and the fact that il stil gees
merrily on. from season to season, Is the
best recommendation 1t could have as an
entertainer The story is one that will
call out all Of the sympathy OF an audi
ence for the heroine as well as the hero,
while, at the same time. IL will relieve
the intensity OF this sympathy By rs
amusing comedy-laughter suppianung
tears. and comedy scene following upon
the most highly wrough up dramatic
situation. 1t is a play Of substance. and
yet has no dull and dreary lapses. II
tells of Russia and the Russians. carries
you 10 the interior Of Siberia, gives you
historical fact in the most acceptable
form permeated with every day life or
real flesh and blood people. The cast IS,
in every way a most acceptable one, and
the staging will be on the same elaborate
scale Of completeness that has always
been a marked feature OF the presents-
ton Of this play. ever since It was first
exploited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
THAT THR0BBING HEADACHE

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

The Rays bowling success, "A Hot Old
Time will be at the Crawford theatre
soon for a return date. The play has
been rewritten by George NJ. Cohan since
1T was here last season. The third act
is entirely new and many new and TAX
ing features have elsewhere been added.
The plot is one of mistaken identity and
tells the story OF Larry Mooney an ex-
pressman. who is mistaken for D'Dono-
van Dunn. member OF parliament. who is
making his first visit 10 America Gen
eral Stonewall Blazer who has two mar
riageable daughters, showers favors upon
him and he has a merry time until the
real Mr.. Dunn arrives. There Is not a
dull moment in the farce and the ridlcu-
and so furious that the audiences are
kept in an almost continuous roar.
It is promised that the company Is one
of the strongest and most pretenttous
farce comedy organizations seen here.
Eeach members appears to have been Sc
lected for individual specialties aside
from the comedy ability. A novelty Is
the finale OF the second act Of the CON-
edy, when the entire company appear in
a grand cal1e- walk introducing the great
est of all cake-walkers and dancers,
John and Bertha Gleeson. An added fea-
ture for the present tour Is the world s
greatest novelty danseuse, Annie st Tel
known throughout the east and all Eu-
rope as THE Bounding Antelope"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

unlocked for complications frequently
arise when people fred with loves young
dream seek a congenlal partner through
the medium OF the matrimonial PAPERS
This is what happens in the case OK The
Real WIDOW Brown" q clean, farcisl
play bubbllng over with Jollity, which
win be seen 81 the Crawford theatre
Monday next In most plays The charac-
tiers are made 70 bring about situations
which are strained and unnatural. but IN
Mr. A. O. scamroon's lateet bid f0r public
recognition old Hne- have been ignored
The real widow e. impersouated By an
audscfous young man while another gay
Young man makes ~" and assumes 70
be an Old deacon who believes be has
found his affinity through che "Matri-
rnonial TINES" ana with whom b. has
been in correzo.oad@nce. The mistaken
Identities furnish excellent oDpor tunities
for Fun and raerrinent The situations
and c.imaxes are irristbiy funny. and
The combined efforts q a clever company
% fa-ceurs % au1uss ard create vast
dsal q Laughter - crowned with success.
The ru-ssfc - bright ard up % date. the
costumes artistic. and ;he singing ard
dancing soscssltiss uncomnonly good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

given their due share of applause. The
club is composed of five members. and
each one plays several different instru-
ments, which makes the erogram varied
and free from the monotony which often
characterizes such entertainments
Springfield Union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

C. NJ. Barr Of COneyville. kan. Is
here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02
POpuIatioa Exceeds 100000

Washington. F>o. The details By
provinces % ne preliminary count Of the
groSs population OF C1oa have ben an
no9nce6 BY General J. 2 Sanger. IN
charge oc sze czssE-tz1ng. as follows.
Pinar Del Rso. I77ass; Havana 40 81.
Mztanzzs. a9tz: SANTA Cara. Es.zy
Puerts principe. s.. 81; Santiago. -. rs;
total 1885
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

This is the CASCARET tab
let. Every tablet of the only
genuine CascaretS bears the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-02

oCTT cT>AT NDEEus.
Ava . ~aaA 20 f-iartss Z. rg,.k
ioss sysn = 20 = EFoSslsn 1av.sss
e-er~~t sls-.- -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-29

Dr. f. S. Goodhue, one of the Govern
ment physicians, has written a sketch
of Hawaii, under the title of Beneath
Hawaiian Palms and Stars" The doc
tor treats the historical or Legendary
portion of his subject somewhat as it
deserves, just as the sensible man
treats the legends of Greek Roman or
Teutonic history. History begins when
actual record begins. There may be
something dimly gained from the nom
sense which is handed down by oral
tradition, and it may be interesting to
unravel but it is only a very tangled
skein. The Doctors comments on cur
rent events are bright and sparkling,
and his accounts of public institutions
are accurate. The book is a timely
contribution to the literature of Ha-
wall and shows that it comes from the
pen of a cultivated man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-29

The news from Maui that the natives
of Hama have bOlted the Independent
party and cast their lot with the Re-
publicans is not surprising. 1t was to
be expected, after mature deliberation,
conservative-in fact all natives not
saturated with race prejudices-would
see the fallacy of working outside of the
regular political parties. The action of
the Hama natives will be followed by
other communities. Every day the
ranks of the standard parties are re-
ceiving additions, and by November
Wilcox, Kaulia and Kalauokalani will
have found that the Hawaiians are not
the fools they had put them up to be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-29

A decision Of the Supreme court in
favor of George L, Edwards at this time
need not materially affect the status of
other cases now under review, as in
the former the point presented most
strongly by the defense-that of convic-
ton on the uncorrobated testimony of
the prosecuting witness-does not ap-
pear in the others The points in regard
to failure of indictment by grand jury,
conviction by less than twelve trial
jurors, etc, are the same in all the
cases. OF course a decision in the Ed
wards case will practically settle the
others, but if the point mentioned is
the only one sustained it is plain that
the other petitioners may share fate
different to that of the man released on
recognizance yesterday. pass
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-29

sidential campaign there is the pro-
foundest educational movement ever
conceived. 1t is truly the angelic stir
ring of the Bethesda waters of national
life bN which national health comes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

-Four ycazs aro Mr. Bryan ana his FOL.
lowers spent npaa 90 their time igsulnt
Ing thnt prices were ali too how AMI
laid TIE blame on the "Crime ~ 1873"
Tlaa year their lamentations are about
uhe high cost Of llving. ami they cav-
fuzzy aliun al refcrcnce 60 cheap silver
and cheap whcnL"
Money is not wealth any norc than
a buehol measure in the barn II a
crop OF wheat. Money only measures
wealth. as n YARD stick measures cloth.
Take the real wealth ~ the country
and compare the purchA qing power "
ono commodity In anOth r.
INA Waterloo. TO-. Republican naysi
DO you know that one bushci Of corn
win buy two and 0ne-hoN pounds Of
coffeo when IN 1896 q bought but two
thirds 81 a pOund2
THAT one bupliei 81 wheat Will buy
% yards Of gingilafn. while ia 1886 81
bought but 10 yards?
'"rhnt one buahel uf oats win bay
els pounaa ~ rolled mts. while IN ise'
u ioueht two and ono half pounds.
"1yni $50 bushels ~ corn VIII bus
mndo.. whi,9 In 1895 Il took 80
buahcls7
"1Nat ga bushels ~ corn will bus d
wagon. while lu isa5 81 took l4i b.efhels
or H,d 100 bushels of wheat WIZ bus
thr sane wagon while in 1895 10 tuui
ne hnslgeis3
'Igmt futy tour bushels Of corn VA
buy VI chilled pillow. while in 1895 d tool
ip1 huehcir7
"I'llat one pound of wool VIII buy rou
ana oue-haf yaris 81 ciairu, while a
iSot u boug1ht two and one-haif yards
"rilnt mine bushels Of corn will bul
a kog OF nails. and In 1885 d took tel
| htrshoia2
"'lhn1 three bushels % corn wlh bu,
twelve yards OF lousiaie muslin. o
wIhioh y took ave IN 1892
'''rhai three ba aniwwork1matf
''Tiat nfty-nvc pounds II wool Wi
bay you a guod suit that u took 100 q
buy Ia 1896?
THAT thirteen and one-haif pounds q
WOO. viii buy a pair ~ shoes which
took twenty seven pounds 30 buy Il
| 1882
That thirty-eirht and one- hft
/ bushels Of wheat win buy "a set 81 har
neEi that u took hfty bushels 10 buy q
1895. or THAI sixty -,slx bushels % cor
will buy. white n tuDk ib5 bushels 4
iSee. OF that 100 huatels ~ oats WI
buy while Il took $50 bushels In 1885
o. iis pounds ~ wool VIII buy. white
] took 227 pounds IN 1892
'il1at everything yuu have 10 oil
vii buy muro of che necoesiiries q
heo than the same auiount would puI
chase In 1892
! "ln 1925 she Implement men were be
sieged with offers 10 trade horses an
COWS FOR implements. and now 80
never heur % any such Offer beln
made"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

sania " county. Colonel khaeboi ~
trustee under certain mortgage
aeainst the grant property given BY tho
late Ramon A. nsca and wife. Dccem.
Der 20. isaf. as security Tor me payment
az four notea given by Baca ami wife
for the n,m ~ 1850 rendered BY
M,sare. Gco. w and John A. Knaobci.
These notca bear Coionel Knaahcl's IN
dofesmeni. and together with the uos b
Epge were subsequently sold 81 ana are
now held by William Vaughn. proprie-
tor ~ the Paiuoc hotel Santa Fe. The
entire amount Involved. together wini
Interest ana attorneys fccH. now feurrs
up over $500. Colonel i<nacilei alleges
N his answer that the nialniiffs IN the
case seek 10 defeat his security. he was
ted to believe and hoes believe that Ra-
mon A. Baca and wife were the sole
ownera OF the Felipe Tafoya grant 90
the time the mortgage VIVA made and
h. sets up ciaim 10 the ownerahip 81 thc
property by virtue ~ this mortgage,
praying ne court TO grant him 5udF
ment as he lawful owner and holder 81
said one spanish icagie o. land. - con
Armed az the Felipe Taf0ya grant. ns
mortgage. under said mortgage ad-
yerseiy 90 me whole world. Including
these plaintifrs and all othcr defendants
ana also asks that they be stopped from
having or claiming any right or title
q the hand In controversy.