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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
UNION VETERANS SURPRISED
And Given Good supper by Their
Friends the s.nemy

Monday afternoon last, while Pap"
Thomas commando, L. V. T., were in
session at their hall over Tapp's store
and had under consideration some ques-
ton Of gravity. the Vets were taken by
surprise, the pickets and reserves over
powered and a storming party OF the
Woman's Veteran Relief Union, led by
their president, Mrs. Clara Weaver, with
Mrs. Helen Mason as chief of staff, brush
ed aside the inside guard and boldly
marched to the coloners station and de-
manded an unconditional surrender. Col
onel Buckner begged for better terms, but
none were given, so he capitulated with
good grace, only asking that generous
treatment be accorded his command. Mrs.
Mason, on Behalf OF her order delivered
a most pathetic and loyal address, couch
ed in beautiful and eloquent language,
promising gentle treatment and full ra
tons to her prisoners, all of (which was
so highly appreciated by the Veterans
that at the conclusion three hearty cheers
We're given her and the sister of the Wo-
mans Union.
Mrs. Mason, on behalf of the ladies, IN
a neat speech, presented Colonel Buck
neE WIFI a DaDuSUIle RANK SlIItC, d DettlSc
OF his rank of colonel of the regiment.
Colonel Buckner, though Amuch surprised
and embarrassed. responded in a credit
able manner.
The ladies came well supplied with hot
coffee and sundry eatables, and while
preparations were being made for the
feast, Mrs. Lawrence was called upon to
recite the thrilling poem: After the
Battle" which she rendered in her best
style, evoking applause and cheers from
the frosty-headed Veterans.
a pleasant half-hour was then given
to discussing "rations," which were served
in approximately army style. Many
pleasant talks were made by comrades,
and vote of thanks was passed to the
Womans Union, for their good cheer and
kind visit and extended to them a SOL
dier's isvitation to come again to cheer
the old boys on their way to glory.
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at the temple, after which the parade
formed on Trenaont avenue. marched up
Douglas and Main and back to the con-
sistory. Great crowds stood along the
streets and waved flags and handker-
chiefs at the marchers and cheered the
plumed knights as they filed by to time of
the music, furnished by Sanford's com
merclal band. Flags were hung out on
the business blocks at all houses. With
the exception of Newton and Wichita
there was no particular regard paid TO
commandery lines in the formation of the
column There were probably seven hun
cred knights in line
In the afternoon another business ses-
sion was held and in the evening the
visiting knights were entertained at the
temple by a program of music, mono
logues, tableaux
The scenery in the consistory auditor
ium is very fine, and the lights of extra
ordinary power and brilliancy. There were
solos by Miss Persis Russell, Miss Mabel
Larimer, S. w. Cooper, William Shaver,
selections by the consistory quartet. con-
sisting Of Bion Hull, Jack Shields. B. B.
Cushman and Casper Haynes. Prof Car
celon played banjo selection; George
Leon Kessler whistled. and other num-
bers We're given by Misses Gertrude and
Jennie Jackson. The knights Temblar
tableaux was very effective. as was also
the solo, Holy City sung by Jack
and supplemented by tableaux.
There being no register Of visitors kept,
1t was impossible to give the names Of
visiting knights. The business sessions
will continue today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
PETER WISE WASN'T
Talked Himself Into a Cell
in Jail.
is He A MURDERER?
Muttered to Himself That He
Was So Charged.

Confined in the city jail is man, giving
his name as Peter Wise, suspected by the
police as being a murderer. The man is
evidently unbalanced and the supDosition
is that his mental condition was caused
by his broding over his crime.
Wise came to town Monday night, rid
his horse in Buffers barn and called for
it early yesterday morning. He took it
out and hitched 1t back OF the Carey
hotel Four or five times during the
morning he took the animal 70 the barn
and watered it. One Of the hostlers at
the barn heard the man muttering to him
self and drawing closer listened.
''They claim I murdered him." said the
man to himself; maybe if I send the
checks and papers back, It win be all
right
The hostler notified Officer James Fox,
and the latter took Wise to the station.
Chief Of Police Cubbon and Assistant
Chief Park Massey "sweated" the. man,
but elected very little information of
value.
Wise is young man about % or &c
years Of age.He is Of an unkempt appear
ance and looks to be a farmer. He has
vacant stare and talks to himself great
deal. His mind seems to wander and his
replies to questions are rather vague. and
given in a tone Of voice hardly above
whisper.
In answer to queries he said he had
come here from the south. It was learned
after much difficulty that he had started
from Blackwell. Just how long ago, how
ever, the man did Mt seem 10 know. He
had not the least hesitation in talking,
but his replies seemed 10 indicate that he
was not exactly right mentally. He said
he was going north" When asked to
what place. he replied he did Ut know.
He was simply hunting Work.
Have you ever been charged with muir
der?" suddenly asked Chief Cubbon.
well. I may have been" said Wise,
with the first show Of interest during the
conversation. q don't remember, but it
is possible.
Have you ever been charged with
stealing horses or things?' was the next
question Chief Cubbon asked.
''No, I don't think So" said Wise. Ct
don't remember ever stealing anything"
What is it that is preying on your
mind?" asked Cubbon
81 have had lots of trouble" said the
man, indefinitely.
Last evening Officer John Remspeare
went into the jail ana noticed Wise
standing inside the cell staring vacantly
before him.
What's the matter with you?" Rem
speare asked.
oh" said Wise, .ff they found those
checks and papers there will be no end
Of this"
The police think they may have made
a good catch. Wise may have murdered
a man in the territory and the horror
Of il may have proved upon him until he
has become mentally unbalanced.
Equally likely, however is il that the
MAJ is simply insane and is suffering
from halunications He viii. however. be
held for investigation and an attempt
viii be made to find out who he is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
SOUTH MAIN LOOP
Of Street Railway Finished
Yesterday.
CARS RUN THROUGH
Today From Topeka TO West
Side, and Main North.

Today the street car company will fin
ish the loop on South Main at Harry
street. This will enable the packing house
and the South Main cars TO run as they
are intedded to-with the xestibules al
ways forward. These two lines have been
running together for some time and yes
terday the Topeka avenue and West
Side cars were run through, but have
been running backwards half the time
on account of not having a loop at both
ends Of the line.
The track work on the loop was fin
ished last night, and all that remains TO
be done is to stretch the trolley wire
around it. The company have been very
anxious to get one of the through lines
completed so as to have a good sample
Of what the line will be when it is all
completed Another reason is that it is
very hard for the motorman TO keep
track Of the fares when the fare box is
in the rear end of the car. After finish
ing the loop last night the track gang
commenced work on the North Main
street line between Ninth and Thir-
teenth. This is the only part of the en-
tire packing house line which has not
been worked over. The Missouri Pacific
crossing at Twelfth street Will be put in
today. When the rebuilding is complet-
ed to Thirteenth street and a little more
work done on Fairview avenue, all of
the packing house line will be in first
class condition.
In order TO connect the new boilers
with the engines at the power house it
was found necessary to tear the roof off
the boiler room. as the boilers are so
high that there was no room between
them and the roof for the steam pipe
and connections
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
APOLLO CLUB CONCERT
To be Given at the Auditorium
Tonight

The Apollo club will give their concert
this evening in the Auditorium, assisted
by Mr. Farrell of Kansas City. Up to
last evening several hundred tickets had
been sold, warranting a good attendance
Reserved seats are on sale today at How
ards drug store Mr. Farrell viii arrive
on this mornings train and viii spend
the day in the city
The program will begin promptly at
$40 Following is the program;
PART FIRST.
1 Hunters March" .............. Koschat
The Apollo Club
. Toreador's Love Song .Conchois
Mr.. Farrell.
8. (a) "Thou'rt Like Unto a Lovely
Flower ................. w. G.. Smith
OBJ You Are Mine" .........De Koven
Mr.. McNeal.
A. Adagio CReverie) ...........VieuXtemps
Mr. Farrell.
5. stars Of the Summer Night" West
The Apollo Club.
= Contest Numbers:
/ For tenor.
q For male chorus.
Hutchinson Jubilee.
PART SECOND.
1 ca Allah .........--............ Chadwick
OBJ Constancy ..............W. G. Smith
(c) AnJhea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hatton
Mr.. Farrell.
Comrades in Arms ...............A Adam
The Apollo Club
Ia Madrigal ...........-...... Aimonetti
% VASE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Papinl
Mr.. Farrell
(a) "A Fathers Lulluby'' Wiske
90 "OIe Uncle Billy ............ Men cal
(c) softly. She Slumbers Lightly
tSerenade) ............,.... Frieberg
The Apollo Club.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
PLACE NEW TIN ROOF
improvements at the Jacob bold
Packing Plant

A new tin roof IS being placed on the
different buildings Of the Dold Packing
plants. The old tar ana gravel roofs
needed repairing and It Was decided -
replace them with tin, rather than put
the old ones in shape. The expense VII
be considerable and the work viii occupy
quite a little time.
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in the rest OF the show. Enough was az
good as q feast Tor them Altogether the
nights entertainment was cd that could
have been desired. and cody enhanoed
his reputation for furnishing The real
thing II TIE way - excitement TX vaz
the most realistic night y az. bar Ebea
col Cody calls he ron this afternoon
ne viii had his ranks considerably
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
The Apollo Club.
The following are the members Of III.

The following are the members of the
Apollo club:
Tenors-James a. Lawrence. F. E. Ev-
ans. f X. Hammers. Felix McNeal. f.
r Harvey Casper G Haynes. W. A..
Hart. Fritz Huffman, L. n. Rex, X. NJ.
Hoicomb Frank Higgins. NJ. Roulet.
Rassos-E II. Robins. g ". Yost Gil
bert {. Tucker. Hal W. Mccoy. J. II.
Wu.fmyer. Paul T. Noble, Il. c. McClms,
George Reilly. Jr.. F. /. Payne. L. O.
Bryan. V E. Rugh. W. c. Herrick. J. r
Siebrandt
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BELlTTLlNG HER BUSINESS
Newspaper Offering siae-Cent Whip
Premium

4 spape--s7 cali=1-sezti1g oct
csuvassers soliciting sGhScs.bs-s = hs
farmers Tor an agricultural p27eF. Yer
ing as a premium a scent huEsy whip
When newspapers be-ttl@ their business
- such a degree and presume up1N tae
slEfhiHyy q the farmer . thsf extent i
seems as z Z, was tine p car Aait-
4 1l.srary ard musical program VII 5s
rendered. after wn5eh ref-eshrr entz H-N
Re served a .uu attendants Il the men
aegs Is desired Gene aa1 orl1g year
friends and lei - E4ke thls pleasant
occasion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09

FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS
ARKANSAS.
Excursion tickets on sale at all times.
Take a much needed rest and spend a few
days at this noted resort $1425 for the
round trip. Good returning ninety days
from date Of sale B. F. DUNN,
District Passenger Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09

Our great sale Of Ladies tailor-made Suits will COM
mence this morning They will be sold regardless of
what they cost. We have too many on hand and are
determined to sell $4,000 worth Of them right away If
you going TO the mountains anywhere else it will
pay you get of our Suits before you start No
matter where you go they will be up-todate, for they
the latest styles We quote you the following prices
all Of them far below cost:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-09
AT MASONIC HOME
Kniehts TemDIar Marched TO West
Side

Yesterday at O'Clock the Masonic home
board received the assembled Knights
remplar. The knights fell in line at the
Carey hotel and, led by Sandford's band,
marched to the home. When they arrived
there a short program was given on the
piazza, while the Sir Knights were drawn
uD on the lawn in front of the beautiful
home. The program was as follows:
;sAmerica'-By the Children OF The Home.
Miss Olive Hill. accompanist.
Vocal Solo" The Light Of the Word'-
Mrs. Adde Eonrighaus.
! Miss Gertrude Calhoun, accompanist.
Song God Be with You TIL We Meet
= Again"
The Children.
The manner in which the children sang
was surprise to many OF the visitors
In spite of disadvantages of singing out
OF doors, Mrs. Homrighous was never in
better voice and her numb was greeted
with loud applause.
After. the program The guests entered
the dining room, where they were served
with ice cream. and ther spent the rest
OF the afternoon inspecting The home
The home was formerly the finest resi-
dence in the city, and was purchased by
the Masons several years ago. Most Of
the rooms throughout the building were
furnished by different chapters of the
Eastern Star. Probably the finest room
is the parlor. which was furnished by the
Winfield chapter. al a cost of more than
sl0o. Mr. and Mrs. Rristow have been
acting as SIP riHtendent and nation of
the home ever since il vas founded The
institution has been a great success ever
since il vas started and now is the finest
Masonic home in the United States.
Among the prominent visitors az The
home Yesterday were: Mrs. Port Of Be
lott the lady member of the home board
Mrs Murphy, grand matron Of Missouri.
Mrs. NJ c. Snedden of Kansas City. No.
general grand matron oe the United
States, and Mrs. Goodrich, past grand
matron of Missouri All these ladies are
being entertained at the home by Nr and
MIS-. Br!stow ana acted as q reception
commit yesterday Mrs Bristow was
also assisted by Mrs Cave and Mrs HON.
righous
The dr-ii team Of the Newton command
err gave an exhibition drill at the home.
which was pronounced very fine. The day
opened yesterday with a business session
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Samstae i6pere 8erIufe erIitten.
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@enuHreiAes Gon,ert.

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Or6etsr @eielli4aft am Wontas Abenb
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Tdrm 3n Derfanfen.

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Tarm su oerfaufeu.

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