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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

OR STOLEN-A white
fox terrier, four months old, with
short stubby tail, Monday morning,
between ilve and seven o'clock
Finder will receive reward by re
turning to Mrs. NJ Il. Linloersc.i
National hotel, Barberto3. 251-25B
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-07
Only Three
More Days
to buy
Mill Ends.

Each MILL END SALE grows
larger. "NO WONDER" when
such VALUES can be had at what
the AVERAGE WHOLESALE
COST PRICE is.
READ THIS LIST AND FORM
YOUR OWN OPINION OF
WHAT MILL END PRICES
MEAN.
Our regular Calico Sale, 9 am.
to 10 am, best Gloucester Cali
Goes, 10 yards to a customer,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-07

The Farmers Insurance Co., of Bal
timorc represented by Graham 4
Baum local agents, was the first com
pany to adjust their loss and pay the
same on the Bucltel College fire.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-07
CEREAL.

me Cefenls winning by II pins.
TOURNAMENT.
The Standard and Tip TOP (A) clubs
b0wlcd i'm the new tournament game
at Berrodin's Tuesday night. Scores:
Standard, 10; Tip Top, G20.
Individual scores:
Standard
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-07

Latest complete and accurate tele,
graphic news. Read the Democrat.
The Democrat prints all the loca
news.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
OFF FOR FORT RILEY
second Squad Of Recruits Leave
Under Charge of Otis Cone.

The second squad of recruits will leave
today for Fort Riley to join Light Bat
terry F, the crack battery of the United
States army. Otis Cone viii be in charge
OF the squad that viii leave today, con-
sisting Of the following young men: Otis
Cone, Wichita; Robert L. Hawkins,
Wichita; Wardy Hfman, Wichita; Leon
ard W Rowden, Winfield; Claude E.
Howell. Wichita; Carl L. Elliott, EI Do
RADIO; Frank Roy, Wichita.
The young men viii be sworn in this
morning by Lieutenant Uline, after which
they will go direct TO Fort Riley.
Otis Cones extreme length came very
near defeating his object. He measured
even six feet, which is two inches over
the regulation height, and special per
mission was asked Of the adjutant gem
eraI to accept Otis. The permission was
received yesterday.
It is not Yet known whether or not
the recruiting station will be closed here.
Sergeant Kuehn has enlisted thus far
ihirty-six men, splendid record for the
artillery service, and they are all good
men The boys who went TO Fort Riley
with the first squad write that they are
well pleased and are having a good time
Sergeant Kuehn says he needs fourteen
more men to complete the battery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
WANT THE MIDLAND
Perry Oklahoma After Wich-
ita's New Road.
0FFERWEALTH OF BUSINESS
Promotion Company Lately
Organized at Perry.

Perry, Oklahoma, wants the Kansas
Midland when the extension is built
south from Wichita The business men
of that town agree to do more TO get the
Midland than any other town on the
route and they make the statement that
Perry does more business in the way Of
freight traffic than any other town in
Oklahoma of not more than twice
Perry's size. The Santa Fe got $S4s, 900
from that station last year. Yesterday
Sam 3. Wadsworth and Charles 2. Van
Cleef, representing the Kansas. Perry and
Port Arthur promotion, came to Wichita
10 see what it would take 10 get the Mid
land. This company was organized only
a few days ago TO go after railroads, and
the eleven men who compose the direo-
tory are able 20 get what they go after.
The primary object of the company is
to get the Frisco extended from Black
well TO Perry, a distance Of a little more
than thirty miles. All along the line
farmers have offered the Perry company
the right of way. They have not only
done that, but they have agreed to take
their teams, go out and help build the
grade. After they get the Frisco Perry
wants the Midland, and they've got good
argument
IN Noble county and in the country for
a radius of forty miles about Perry We
raise everything" said Mr.. Wadsworth
yesterday 1--WE raise great fields Of
wheat, thousands of tons of cotton, tons
OF broom corn cattle, hogs, etc. Did you
know that for weeks as much as eleven
cars of hogs go out of Perry over the
Santa Fe every day. Cattle come from
the Usage nation for D hundred miles
and We actually raise enough broom corn
10 control the market. Why, when the
broom corn trust was forming last sum-
mer the combine couldn't control the
product without reckoning with Geo.
Massey of Perry Massey IS broom corn
king. The trust sent a man to Perry to
see him. I tell you this TO show you how
much broom corn we raise in the country
about Perry. And il don't belong TO any
trust. either There's not another single
county on earth that can raise enough OF
any kind Of stuff to bust any kind Of a
trust. If the Midland will come 10 Perry
it will get enough business from that Sec
ton TO pay the expenses Of keeping W
the road through all Oklahoma. Wen
guarantee that. That is on a direct line
south Of Wichita and from there the
road can run over to Saltwater, another
good town. and from Saltwater south
east to OkmuIgee, and then it's bee
line south to Denison and Wichita's got
a road through the garden spot of Okla
homa. through the best coal region III
the Indian Territory and no extra miles
Of road to build Oklahoma is going &c
be a great state. one Of the greatest II
the Union in few years and Wichita's
new road has chance to get the GOLD
! Of its best portion"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Shakespeare department Of the
Twentieth Century club will meet at the
Congrega tional church this afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock.
Company A, attention. Regular drill
will be held at the armory on North Main
street. BY order of the captain J. NJ,
Sweet, first sergeant.
Special communication Of Sunfiower
Lodge No. SIS, A. f. and A. NJ, this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Work in f. c. de-
gree. Visitors welcome.
Councilman Parkhurst was arrested
Yesterday by Policeman Fox for assault
ing H. j. Addington. He plead guilty
and Judge Mitchell fined him s..
When City Treasurer Glenn goes up to
register today-his birthday-he will put
his age down az 81 He is one Of the
most active public officers in Kansas at
his age.
Wichita w C. T. Z. viii hold their
usual weekly meeting on Tuesday. Janu-
ary 80. at p. m at headquarters, 22Sis
North Main street. A fun attendance Is
desired. Evangelistic service.
There will be a special meeting Of
wichita Typographical Union, No. AS
at c. L. I. hall. at $40 p. m, today, for
the purpose Of electing a delegate to
the state Society Of Lobsr and Industry
which meets in Topeka on February ..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
BUD JETERS AGAIN ARRESTED
Has Trouble with Fuller Rhodes at
Salvation 4 WV.

Bud letters was arrested Sunday night
for creating a disturbance at the meeting
Of the Salvation Army on North Main
street The trial IN the police court yes
terday afternoon drew a motley crowd,
and every seat in the court room was oc-
cupied. Bud letters is the young man
who was arrested few weeks ago for
assaulting Ensign Lewis and causing the
ensigns wife 10 faint and whenever he
goes TO the Salvation Army barracks it
is suspected that he goes there to create
a disturbance. On Sunday night he had
some words with Fuller Rhodes, who be-
longs TO the army and had been appoint
ed sergeant for the evenings services,
and was supposed to keep order. After
the services Rhodes was aCcosted again
by letters. and ne was arrested for dis
turbing the peace and taken 70 jail. He
then had Rhodes arrested for drawing
knife on him. Each of the accused con-
Quoted his own trial letters was fined s.
and costs. and Rhodes was discharged.
The witnesses for the army claim that
letters came into the han and while En-
sign Lewis was talking TO Homer Brant
about his soul letters got behind Braut
and punched him in the back with his
thumbs. saying: GO ahead. Brant if YOU
think you can stick" At this juucture
Sergeant Rhodes appeared and told Jet
ers he must keep still or 90 out. Thew
ALLEGED that letters thereupon turned and
cursed Rhodes and invited him out Jet
ers testified that Sergeant Rhodes then
pulled a pen knife and threatened TO cut
him. Rhodes denied this. and the tesu-
rnanv Of several witnesses bore him out
in the denial There were several wit
nesses for each side, who swore as IL
reetly opposite each other as was posi-
bic.
Judge Mitchell in rendering his opinion
stated that the Salvation Army people
had right TO maintain order IN their
owu services. and that letters had been
once before fined for disturbing them. He
said the evidence tended ~ show that
letters went there 70 create disturbance
and had also disturbed Sergeant Rhodes
neaee on the road home. He therefore
thought IL best to fine letters about -
Lets, friends rushed up 10 the desk
after the trial and said they would take
an appeal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
FIRE TEAM RUNAWAY
Chemical Engine Team Made a Dash
without q Driver

Excitement reigned supreme at Hose
House No I for a while Sunday morning.
The fire department suddenly found itself
minus a team and a chemical engine.
When the alarm was turned In for the
fire at Jones's barn the chemical made
the run but as it was of no use came
back to the house. The engine and team
were backed in and the doors left open.
The driver was standing beside the team
when they started out OF the door, but he
was unable to stop them. The runaways
started north on Market and went
straight up the street Some of the boys
followed them to Thirteenth street, but
lost track of them there. They went
back aid waited for daylight, when they
had no trouble in tracking them. The
boys followed the track uD Market To
Twenty-first, where it led east until past
the stock yards and then turned north.
The horses had gone only little way
north of Twenty-first street when they
became tired Of pulling the chemical en-
CINE. which weighs 500 pounds and had
stopped When the boys came up to
them they were standing still waiting to
be taken back to the engine house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

P H. Thornton of Coldwater Kan, is
in town
John Holly Of Neodesha, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Morton AlIbaugh was in the city
yesterday.
J. A. Miller Of Haven. Kan. is here OF
a business tri9.
Z. H Healey of Oklahoma City, was a
caller in the city yesterday
". 5. Billings Of Guthrie. o. T. was in
the city on business yesterday.
Tom B. Burnett furniture broker. OF
Dallas. Texas. IS at the Carey.
Harrison Pyers Of Ninerzburg. Ohio, is
here visiting J. !. Williams and family
Mr. T Drake. the ticket agent for the
Rock Island, made q business trip 10
Harrington yesterday.
John OInger, secretary OF the Hanlin
Mercantile company, and vile. OF New
ton. are al the Carey.
J. 2 Michaels. the genial representative
e II 2. Udeu < Co. s. Louis. No, IS
in the city registered a. the aCrey-
Mrs. Sadie T Thompson died il this
city yesterday ~ p m, aged . years
Tase remains VIII BE- sent 10 Harper this
morning fer ingsFmeHt.
4 girl baby was born 70 Ar and Ars
A : AansoH yesterday. Mrs Auason is
a daughter Of Mr. C. r Miller. and she
and her husband are a. Ar Mil.er's
home On South Lawrence avenue
William Il Ransom, the stockmaa. is
suffering frem q badly bruised leg and
VIII rot be able 20 walk without clutches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
BLOCKS DEPOT DEAL
Dixie Lee Gets Temporary
Injunction Against City,
VACATION OF STREET
And New Depot Would Injure
Her Property.

Inez Oppenheimer, popularity known as
Dixie Lee, who owns considerable prop
erty on the row on Wichita street, has
commenced injunction pr g din
against the city TO prevent the giving Of
Missouri Pacific track privileges on
Wichita street, as authorized in recent
action Of the city council pertaining to
the new depot deal The Oppenheimer
woman has engaged Amidon & Comfy and
Stanley. vermiIIion & Evans to conduct
her case in the courts, and papers were
served last night on Mayor Ross and
each Of the councilmen
Dixie Lee came down FROM Kansas City
To look after her property interests and
returned last night after securing a tenn
porary injunction. It IS understood that
the matter Of a permanent injunction
Will be heard by Judge Dale about Feb
ruery IS. when it is expected that a very
spirited conflict will take place over the
case.
One of Dixie Lees tenants said the in
junction petition perrained also to the
building Of the new depot. The petition
er claims that the building Of the new
depot and the vacaung Of Wichita street
for railroad purposes would greatly de-
crease the value OF her property and
make il impossible 10 longer rent it 70
good advantage for the purposes for
which the houses are now used. In the
vacating of Wichita street Dixie Lee
claims that the city refuses TO buy her
property. and that it would be practically
VaIUeless TO her after the street is va
Gated and the new depot is erected.
The houses which the petitioner owns
are all very valuable, it is claimed, one
especially being built and finished like a
mansion. The owner claims that the new
depot deal. with the privileges the coun-
ell agrees to grant to the Missouri Pa
cifc people. would be practically a confis-
cation Of her property, and she is pre-
pairing to make a hard fight in the courts
TO maintain the present conditions on the
row"
great deal OF interest viii doubtless
center in the outcome Of this suit, as it
means practically depot or no depot on
Douglas avenue. IF Dixie Lee wins her
suit the site selected for the handsome
new depot Will revert hack to Mayor
Ross original plans for a market house
on that corner, a plan which no adjoin-
ing property holder will be apt to mo-
lest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
STREET FAIR DAMAGE SUIT
SeweII & Drake sue the City for $500
for Clos ng Main street.

The first damage suit to he fled on &C
count of the street fair Is that Of seven
& Drake. who conduct wholesale ana
retail h7ur and feed business on South
Main street They have sued the city
Tor 500 damages which they alIese was
due TO the fencing in of South Main
street. and the alley hack OF their store,
for the purpose Of holding street fair
last October. The suit was fled in the
CITY court by Ami5on & Comfy The Pc
tiGoners say that by preventing teams
from getting in or out OF the alley at
the rear or the street in front Of their
business many Of their customers were
forced 10 quit patroniZing them during
the fair and they never came back The
estimated loss TO their business Is al
1aead 10 be $500 during the time the
street and alley we're blockaded- which
xas from October d November 4. Sec
resarv Lockwood says the street fair
committee had the permission Of the
6rm and rendered them many extra
courtesies during the fair in considers
flor Of fencing in the street in front OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
REPAIRS AT THE CAREY
HIr. Eaton Us Putting, on Some Fine
Finishing Touches.

B. L. Eaton is making all kinds Of re-
pairs at the Carey hotel since he has
bought the building. The former owners
did not want 10 make any repairs As they
wished to sell the property. However, as
soon as Mr.. Eaton got possession ne COM
menced making repairs in all parts Of the
house.
The kitchen was remodelIed and a new
cement floor laid. But most Of the re-
pairs are being made in the rooms up
stairs Every bit Of the woodwork is re-
ceivfng a fresh coat Of yarnish, and all
the rooms are being repapered. In addi-
ton to this, a great deal of new furnl-
ture is being placed in the rooms and the
old carpets are being taken up and new
ones put down. Mr.. Eaton has got him
self well started in the renovating bust
ness and says he will not stop until
everything IS as good as new.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
BIG SPAN OF MULES
Pair of Them at Far Grounds Create
Great Attention.

The biggest span of mules ever seen in
Wichita are now at the fair grounds.
They We're brought here by Frank Vein
schank. one of Kingman cOunty's big
stockmen. The two mules weigh, togeth-
or. about $500 pounds and are seventeen
hands, or feet 5 inches to the top Of
their wfthers. one of them is years old
and the other is only /. Frank Timmors.
the harnessmaker on North Main street
is making a set of harness for the mules
II Is one Of the biggest ana finest sets
ever mande in the city. One of the COL
lars is a 2l-inch and the other .. The
harness is extra and very fancy. being
trimmed with polished brass. It will cost
500
The mules were both raised in kingnaan
county. They were brought here 10 be
broken BY an expert trainer, after which
they Will be sold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
WAS A LUCKY RUNAWAY
Team Belonging to c. f. Rogers Runs
Two Miles without Damage.

c. f Rogers little black team, at
tached to one Of the transfer wagons,
made a lively get away yesterday and
ran two miles before stopping. The team
started at the transfer barn on West Sec
ond street. ran east on Second to India
na. south on Indiana to Douglas, east on
Douglas to Hydraulic, south on Hydrau-
lie to Kellogg where they ran be-
tween two houses and had to stop. NO
one was in the wagon, but Mr.. Rogers
followed closely on horse back and caught
them without trouble near Kellogg street
The only damage occurring was the
breaking of one line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
WARRANTY DEEDS.

W - 4
David P. Campbell 70 Julia H.
Clement. lots % and p Park Place
ave. Lauck's add ......-.......--.----S
Rebecca F. Cofing TO Jessie s
Iauchland. lot ard u II lot u.
Avenue A. Sherwood add S
Job. ". English 10 J. ~ Engilsh,
lots 9S and 100 Waco -. Engiish's
Sth add ........-....-.. ----.-.----.--. 8
N. ] and ". A Caldwell 70 Oslo 4
English. lots 80 to 20 even. Mar
ket 81. Water and Wright's add.
Noah Sever 20 p. T. Moore. sw Gr
sec I3-Z7-9w ....--.... -----.---.-.---- %
Lizzie T. and samI J Foster 70
WAYNE Co. Savings Bank. lots . 70
g. % 70 S odd. Park Place ave.
Lauck's add ..-.---. .---.---...------ u
George Cages 10 n. g SettiaEe, }nts
lS4 Is and Is. Sadgwick avenue
ard 12th ST. Rosenthars md sd :
Seth II Hoopman 70 JOAN Rohrer
- 2. blk 2. FerrelTs add-.-----...-- =
Kansas Natl Bank 70 City II Wieh-
fta. lots 1o33 and 1914 Forrest ave
CreiFenstein's 18th adj 3
Victor J. C,h-istnsn 20 g 2 Christ
nan. lots Is 20 Il odd ok orHae
and PhUlfp's add ..--..-------...----
Anna Z Robinson 10 Gertrude Don
nell. lots e and ri Walnut ST.
Nes6erlantieT's add. --.------.- .----.-
Oscar Gene 70 c Casey sois 70
Is odd Meade ave Ransom &
Rays ad5 .-,.-..------- ---.-------.-
{ W WHhlte u \ Singer. lots 81
- AMI =. Glen nave. University
Place add .--.-----..- ----------.----
Geo P Brown 10 y singer, lets e.
. and $. Glenn ave. University
Pace add --.----------- ----.-.----,- I
Nathaniel Daley 80 Fred Hsaz. sots
IS and a. Ida ave. Wolimans Ard : S.
Elizabeth r HaHszr ~ Fre'5eEsck
Kse-iz lsts - ard ~ Washington
ave. HuntsT's md sdsl--------------- =
Jane W. Crozen 20 Elizabeth A u
Howe. ists q ard - Clsveasaa ave.
CuTwaa's add. ---------
Hura aaa Emma g Doaghe-sy 70
National Bank % Comnner7s. Hots >
10 9 odd. bgk s. Falrv1sw ADD. :
crIT-CLAIM DEED
Charles S4adusky - Isaac Szn-
dEsky. e ~ ne - sec Ii-s--w
Hearv { Cay % Christina K1e1-
Ioch. Iors r and = ok = Al blk
:. Goddard. Part ne Qr sec z-z-=~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30

for some time it IS thought. The injury
was caused by horse falling upon his
leg.
The wood work in the interior Of Full
toms clothing store IS receiving new
coat of paint The walls and ceiling are
being newly papered and the entire in
terror Of the store put IN readiness for
spring.
Early Sunday morning the barn belong
ing to Bill Jones on South, Water street,
was burned The barn was totally de-
stroyed, including a fine carriage worth
about $50 The loss was about 800,
while the insurance was only about 800.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
SURPRISE TO MRS. BISSANTZ
First German Ladies' Aid society Call
ON Her birthday Anniversary.

The First German LADIES' AID society
rendered s. surprise party 20 Mrs. J. Bis
sartz at her residence corner Second and
Water streets. SUNDAY evening, the an
niversary Of her birthday, ana a royal
good time was enjoyed by az who were
n~eseut 1 fine spread Of all good things
vas eaten and games Of different kinds
were played until reasonably iaie hour.
when all guests departed WlsAinS their
hostess many happy returns Of the day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
YOUNG FOUND GULLY
Fined S,s5 for stealing Betting From
Hydraulic MIL

Walter Young, wh0m Detective o-0loLl
arrested two weeks ago for stating ioI
Of betting from the old Hydraulic avenue
mill. lad his preliminary trial IN the CITY
court yesterday afternoon Mr. foa7s
could not clear himself ~ The charge and
Judge Kirk lned him 81 and costs, tae
latter amounting 10 over 81 II default
% payment Young was sent te the eouz-
u lab
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
ARGUMENTS BEGIN TODAY
Duran Damage suit VIII go to Jury
About Noon

Judge Dale gave a recess IN the Duran
Rock Island damage suit yesterday 70 al
low the attorneys 10 prepare their a-gu-
raents and him to get his instructions
ready. The evidence was all in early IN
the day and the attorneys wanted IL
tie time 10 arrange their arguments, as
they had been very. busy questioning the
witnesses since the trial began Many
will DOUBTLESS be present 70 hear the
speeches today. as there viii be some
Thing worth listening q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30
TWO SMALL FIRES
Occurred Yesterday Afternoon on Wa
bash and Wash ngtOn.

There were two fires yesterday after
noon. The first one was at 327 Wabash,
where a small barn was burned. II was
not known as how much the loss was val
ued or whether there was any insurance
as nobody was at home when the fire
occurred. and none Of the neighbors
seemed to know who the people were.
The other fire was al AS Washington
The house was occupied by J. Smith, The
roof caught FIRE from q spark from the
chimney, but was put out byth depart
meut before any serious damage was
done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30

their store The firm had one Of the
finest exhibitions at the fair. The city
will fight the case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30

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mirabiy atled ard furnished for ihs cars
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita ABSTRACT ana
Land Company. H. NJ DUBOIS. Abstract
or. Court House Phone 2s3)