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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
PARAMOUNT NOTES.

PARAMOUNT NOTES.
Mr.. Minton Ross and Miss Adeline Finn
are home for few days.
Mr.. E. D. Wright recently took the
teachers examination in Oklahoma City
A number of snakes and other inter-
esting specimens have been recently COL
laboratory.
Dr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Lewis have re-
turned from a carriage drive through
Geuda Springs being absent about
week
Much interest is manifested in track
athletics. The interscholastic meet tina:
will occur June 10 has brought athletics
Of this kind to the front AT a recent
athletic meeting Mr.. Oscar Hoop was
elected captain Of the team and practice
is being carried on. A preliminary con-
test will occur Saturday, May Il. and the
team to represent the college will be
chosen at that time
A short recess was given the members
OF the serltr classes this week in order
no give them time to prepare orations
Several Of the faculty attended the re-
ception given Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Holmes, and the occasion
was enjoyed by all those present.
The several class receptions of the
year were closed by the freshmen, who
gave a banquet Tuesday evening at the
MONIES Of the Misses Soless on North En-
poria avenue The members of the class
with Mrs. Joless received. The gentle
men of the party secured escorts by a
game OF archery, the young ladies being
represented by hearts upon a. screen
A bountful banquet was spread and af-
Ter the feasting was over Mr.. Edwin
burton raped for order. He intro
ouced in an appropriate manner several
students and professors, who responded
as follows: '+The Trils of the Fresh
man." Prof. Gavett; what the Faculty
dhlnk OF Freshmen" Prof Barlow;
What the Students Think of the Fac
oIty'" Miss Zeininger; 1.-THE Hiss Peo-
ple'" Mr. Charles Isely; 1.-THE Car Peo-
pie" Miss Mollie Warren
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
FAZEL & ADAMS BUSINESS COL
LEGE NOTES

Miss Lillian Harding has returned to
her home in Bellevue, KY. After short
visit there she intends spending some
time in Boston. She leaves behind her
a host of friends made during her stay
among US.
Mr.. Earl Strain graduated last week
and has gone to Newkirk o. T., to work
in the office of ]. H. Strain & Co. Mr..
Strain is a yung man Of untiring in
dustry and his work while in the school
was excellent and we predict for him a
successful business career.
Miss Maud Brue, who graduated from
this institution some time ago and who
has been working for the Ell Reno Ice
and Coal company of Ell Reno, o. T.,
visited the school last week. She is TAX
ing short vacation visiting Wichita
friends, and viii return to good position
in Oklahoma in a few days.
The new catalogue is out and is a
beauty
Hon. S. r. Kutz of Topeka, who rep
resents Pratt county in the state legis-
lature, made a pleasant call at the col
lege office on Thursday.
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Correspondence win receive promps attention
strictly conndontiail
Consultation free and invited. send for questi1g
blank Do not fail send for book. ExcFysas
s1ouid read a.. Sent free application
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Ter, Mrs. Colonel Bryant. Miss Houston,
Moore. Mr. Hoagland CT Hutchinson. Mss
Whey. NJ. and Mrs. r. H Reyes. M
Peters and Miss Parker.
For the Friday pupils recital the stud
snts were assisted this week D Mss An
neste Whey and Mrs Colonel Bryant: a.
50. % Mr.. z h Reyes Only ire best
outside sasens oetafaabIe q called szpon 20
assist in these programs The vocal and
flute selections so kindly gwen b these
solo4sts were well received ard highly aP-
sreclssed- The following Is the recital
program as Eivea:
MnstoaI I;eE=-So-sa's Farewell Concert
FSpSr-Iae Sczles---.-.---..-.-.--.---
Della s.. 5ohn-
sFocsl Soio--Dreanaing- Milton WslIings
Annette yinsS.
Piano So.o-yenetian Barc.oise-........
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APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.

In cities of less than the first magni-
tude in point of population, it is very rare
that the public has an opportunity TO
hear chorus Of male voices only. There
is majesty and peculiar power of tone
to be found IN music especially prepared
for and rendered by the round, full voice
of men, which nothing can equal. To
carry such a chorus upon the road would
ruin any operate manager, for men do
not come cheap, for they can do so many
other things Of much greater profit. 1t
seems strange that there are not a
greater number of these organizations.
Milwaukee has one and there aer a few in
New York The old Apollo club OF Kan
sas City has drifted into a mixed chorus,
for the natural reason that gentlemen
will attend rehearsals more regularly II
there is a feminine attraction, and vice
versa as the case may pc. For this
reason it necessarily follows that such an
organization can only be composed of men
who possess the true love for art in
general, and of music, the queen Of arts
in particular.
It is an erroneous idea to presume that
fine choruses necessarily emanate from
large cities. Professionally they hail from
them for advertising purposes. Practice
is what counts. OF course the voices
must be of value to begin with. The
Apollo club of Wichita has certainly prac-
ticed long and faithfully under an able
director. 1t is not necessary to add any
thing concerning the individual members,
as a glance at the Its will convince those
unsteady informed. 1t. has been noticed
at rehearsals that the club always were
eager to be at work for the music, al
though having been gone over repeatedly,
still holds its original beauty. This IL
Illustrates it's character and quality The
program as arranged, however, contains
music which will appeal to every in
dividual, be he classic or a lower of the
fashy, colored songs of the day.
Lovers of instrumental music will also
have their tastes gratifed.
The reserved seat sale has been very
large. and it is of interest to those not
yet provided, to secure them Monday
morning at Towards drug store, 134
North Main.
Notices haev appeared from day to day
reciting the merits of the soloist, Mr.. ].
A Terrell, to which the following is ad-
ded, from the most critical journals ex-
tant:
Mr. J. A. Farrell has recently return
ed from his third visit to Europe for the
purposes of musical study. The extra
ordinary range. sympathetic quality of
voice. the style and dignified personal
appearance of this singer are most I'M
usual and impressive. He is a widely edu-
Gated artist which has developed in him
a breadth sadly lacking in most singers
New York Musical Courier
Mr.. Farrell made his first public ap-
pearance last evening since his return
from years study with the masters of
the Old World. He is the finest bari
tone that has ever sung before Law
renee audience Lawrence Journal.
Following is a rooster of the members
of tha Amelia club.
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THE TERRILL MEDICAL AND
SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
iSS N. Main Street. Wichita. Kans

There are some women VINO are rcntpg,.e,
hat they are superior creatures every time
2 man takes OF his bat to them. --AtehisoH
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
ASSEMBLY CHAUTAuOuA
Circle TO Meet With Hiss Kendrich
Monday Evening

Assembly Chautaucua Will meet with
Miss Kendrick on Monday evening. Pro
gram as follows:
Roll call-Current Events.
Expansion Article-Miss Carver.
Bird Study-Dr Jones.
Music-AIrs, Noble
Reading from Artemus ward-Dr. Noble.
American Literature-Mr. Evans.
Lsader-Mr. Anderson.
PEOPLES PARTY NATIONAL CON
TENTION,
Sioux Falls, S D.
For the above occasion the Great Rock
Island win sell tickets TO Sioux FAILS. s
D. and return at enc lowest flrst-class
fare Tor the round trip. Tickets On sale
May and 5. return limit May -
- DRAKE. D. P. A
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
CONCERTS BEGIN ON JUNE 8
Sandf0rd's Band VIII be the Attrac-
ton at the Parks This Summer.

Prof Sanford leader ard director of
Sanford's Commercial! band, has made
arrangements with the park commission
ers to begin series OF Sunday concerts
at Riverside park this summer and the
first viii be given on Sunday, JSne 3.
The initial concert will TO doubt be large
~ attended Band enthusiasm seems to
be retroga ting in Wichita and this pop
ular musical organizat ton. which has
made such = fine showing during the
past two seasons. should receive more
encouras cement at the hands of a public
spirited people There is not band IN
this part Of the state that can he COM
pared IN point Of excelency with the one
right here in Wichita The concerts viii
continue each Sunday afternoon At the
park. and it is Prof. Saufords intention
20 also give one al least one evening
TURNS the week up town or the streets
II proper Inducements are held The
maintenance OF good band is one ~
the best advertisements town tan get
and while deep interest is manifested IN
0ther musical circles and organizations.
Sanford's band should not be neglected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
GET IN The OFFICIAL COUNT
Arrangement BY Which Transients
Nil Nos be Overlooked.

The count OF the people in the United
States VIII begin in al parts Of the coun-
try June !, and end in the cities Two weeks
later and in the rest OF the country be-
fore the close OF The month. The people
are co be counted Al their places OF resi-
5ence. but as many persons and families
Viii DE away from their homes during the
month Of June there IS some danger that
such persons VIII not be c. un,ed- II they
are not counted. the locality IN VIII
they make thel rhome VIII be misrep-
resented 10 that extent, and n s-me cases
this misre-rssenta5i0n may be enough 10
AFFECT the presentation in congress Of
she state from which they come Local
pride and state pride. therefore, should
sEfiuence all such absentees 90 tske rea-
s,onao.e precauJl-ns against being omitted
trom enUmerat.oa in their places OF resi-
5enee. such omissions are most Hke,y
10 occur u The large cities where fami-
lies close Jheir homes and so elsewhere
tor the summer. The occurren nee Of the
Paris exposition This year IS likely 70 in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
INJUNCTION SUIT FILED
Wallace Pratt Seeks to Restra n sale
of lnnd COMPANY Real Estnte

Yesterday afternoon an injunction suit
was filed in the district court by Wan <
Dougherty, attorneys for Wallace Pratt
and wife. Of Kansas City. No. The suit
as brought against the West Riverside
Land company ana its officers This com
pany Is one of the old boom firms and
was organized for the purpose % plating
additions TO the city OF Wichita The
company Is SIN in existence and owns
Is0 acres Of land IN the northwest part
Of the city which the officers Z the CON-
pany wish 70 sell. But they have never
consulted the stockholders as 20 what
price they shall accept and in view OF
the advance in Wichita real estate the
stockholders think that TIRE price the
officers have put on the land IS too low
They brought the suit yesterday 10 en-
join the officers from selling the land
without first consulting the stockholders
as 10 what price shall be accepted.
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crease the number absent from the coun-
try.
In all cases Of contemplated absence
the head of the family is requested by
the census office to communicate with
the supervisor of the district in which he
lives. He is also requested to leave
Information regarding his answers TO the
questions which are to BE- asked with
some responsible neighbor who viii agree
to see that it reaches the enumeration on
his rounds. Such information might bet
ter be left as memorandum in writing,
as in that case it is less likely 10 be over
looked. The questions TO which answers
are desired apply primarily to the popu-
lation, but also to ali farms and manu-
featuring establishments They are be-
ing published from time to time IN the
press of the country
BY taking this trouble the absent cit
zen VIII do justice TO his locality and his
state, and materially aid the census
office in the performance of its duties
Any information on this subject win be
given by the census supervisor, J. C. o.
Morse, Hutchinson, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
CLAIMS A PRIOR LIEN
Judgment Owners Fight the fore
closure of an Old Mortgage.

The district court was occupied most OF
the time yesterday With the trial of the
case OF 5. W. Cooper against y. r. Ad-
ans et al The suit was brought 10
foreclose a mortgage on = half-section q
land near Goddard The loan Tor which
this mortgage was given vas for $3.50
and was made IN 1SS5 by smedley Oar
ungton 70 W. {. Resented who was then
the owner OF the land n 1871 M Ros-
eusteel made another contrast waich *
tended the tine on the lean for FIVE
years. Prior 70 this time Rosenstet4 had
contracted other debts Il s. Nicholson
had loaned him money before Re had
moved 10 Kansas and Rad Obtained
Judgment Tor about s. lssa which had been
keps alive The Arkansas Lumber com
pany also had a judgment for about the
same amount IN ISsS Mr.. Cooper o.
tainei a deed q the property from tire
Roseusteels- This deed vas transferred
70 an eastern man and The suit vas
orouEat by Mr. Cooper 10 foreci0se TIA
mortgages which he holds TIE holders
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
PALACE BLOCK SOLO
Passes Into the Hands of DR..
Morris of Illinois.
HIS INTEREST IN WICHITA
Came to Kansas for the Ben
eff of His Health.
HIS INTEREST IN WIGHT

The sale of the Palace block, corner Of
West Douglas avenue and Seneca street,
one OF the most valuable West Side bus
mess blocks. was consummated yester-
day The property has passed into the
hands OF DR.. Norton, retired physician
who recently came here from La Selle
county, Illinois, to make his home.
The property was owned by Nicholson
and Sheekler, who are engaged in the
furniture business at that location. The
building is three stories high and has q
fifty foot frontage. It is desirable
piece Of West Side property and brought
a good price. The sale was made
through the real estate firm OF Nichols
& Fuller. DR.. Norton bought the block
as an investment. Messrs. Nicholson
and Sheckler will continue to occupy the
lower part of the building with their
furniture store.
Mr.. Norton is also buying PUP smaller
properties in the residence portion of the
city. He has unlimited confidence in
Wichita and her hustling set of people,
d84G - not lGdELul lllaL he Will lOSt any
thing by investing in Sedgwick county
real estate.
Dr. Norton came here from Illinois
some time ago and bought a place IT
Paramount, where he has moved his
family
Asked yesterday as to how he came 70
locate in Wichita, he said TO reporter
for the Eagle:
Il am getting too old to follow any
active business pursuits and I came TO
Kansas, learning that the climate out
here was healthfuL 1 heard Of Wichita
and after looking over other towns came
to this city and found all that was claim
ed of it. like the town in various par
ticulars. It's building boom is unsurpass-
ed in the west and the energetic and
stick-up-for- the-town people TO be found
here are just my kind. They have the
push and the backbone and Wichita, in
my estimation, viii go TO the front with
greater rapIdity than is in evidence in
any other town that I know of. 1 like
the town first rate and intend to live
here the rest OF my life"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
THREE COMPETING SCHOOLS
r eId Day Exercises
to be Held at Fair Grounds Today.

to be Held at Fair Grounds Today.
The interschoIastic field meet which
postponed from last Saturday, will take
place this afternoon at the fair grounds.
Three institutions. Friends, High school
and Falrmount, will have teams con-
testing for points and the event is sure
TO be an interesting one. The rivalry in
regard TO the meet is becoming more in
tense and each team has been doing hard
work getting into condition for the con-
test. The Quakers seem to be very con-
1ident. but the supporters of the other
teams are just as hopeful.
Il has been hard for the enthusiasts
to pick the strongest men in the differ
ent teams, owing TO the fact that there
has been no field meet for several years
This event viii probably be the first an
nual as an inteTscholastic league is be
ing asltated by the athletes of the diff
ferent schools.
The Friends university team is COM
posed of the following men, Sudder,
Wright, Willy. Dawson. Parker, Thomp-
son, Israel. Jones. Woodland, Pyle. Hamp-
ton. Dixon, Lightuer
The High school men are as follows:
ny E, bal ilest -ACdlSs ENDSeASs LChCEs
Gerties, Williams, Charles, Dodge. Nor
gan, McFibben. Mossman. Powell, Bow
dish, Stippich, Cole.
F'airmount college has the following
men on her team: Lewis. Campbell,
Hoop, Herrick. Lockwood. Wallace, Isely.
Wright, Bostick. Ross, Burton, Nc
CIung.
The officials are: Clerk OF the course:
Herman, Newman
Referee-Harry Hess.
Finish Judges-Messrs. Spindler. Dunn.
WaIdecker.
Field Judges-MessFs. Isely, Williams.
Allen.
starter-C. P. Clark.
Scorer-C. H. Wareham.
Marshal-Robert Day.
neutrality-suspicious. Garrett, Jay and
Elder.
The events number sixteen, as follows:
Running High Jump, leo yards dash,
Is pound hammer throw. place kick. go
yards dash. IS pound shot put, 40 yards
run, running broad jump, 20 yards
hurdle race. standing broad jump. I'D
yards hurdle race, standing high jump,
half-mile run. pole vault, baseball. throw.
relay race.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
GETS THE APPOINTMENT
wiz Beatty VIII be Assistant SER
geant-at-ArmS ut Convention

Nj VII Beatty OF this CITY yes erday
received an appointments as assistant ser
gsant-at-arms AZ the national Democrat
Sc convention to he held il Kansas City
July 4. The appointment was made By
Nfr. John / Martin q St Louis. Who
VIII De the sergeant-at-arms. The latter
which contained the appointment was
sent from the Democrats headquarters
a. s.. Louis Mr. Bea-ty s q travelling
man and is with the RI5euour-B ske e.
Grocery company of Kansas city. he Is
one ~ the most popular travelling men n
the city. and the appointment Is very
gratifying 70 his friends. as vel as 70
himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26
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The feature today in the Big Store will be the sale
of Ladies Silk Spring Capss ST. They can't be bought
anywhere for less than s. 90 We told you yesterday
how we bought them SO cheap.
We will also offer today Sleeveless Summer Vests
t4t2c.
We will give our regular Saturday bargains in
Ladies and Chldrens Hosiery
Miss Dion, the expert corset filter and demonstration
will leave tonight Today your last opportunity to
see her about what corset to and how to wear
them. You don't have to buy
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-26

q The NO old j91gu1ents are also 5e-
tsn6snts Il the case They claim that
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-21

their power canal project from the charges
made that its construction would lower
the level Of the ship canal and would cause
a loss TO shipping interests Of over 49,
0c0, 900 per year. The power canal men
claim that their waterway cannot lower
the level of the ship canal. and hold that
they have already expended ss.e0o,oo0 in
constructing the channel.
L. V. La Taste. President OF the Travel
ing Mems Association OF Chicago. is in the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-21
THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
4 Travelling Man TrStiaes On the
Transportation Question.

The Industrial Commission yesterday at >
p. m. commenced an enquiry regarding the
transportation of travelling men. The Wit
ness examined was Secretary De Costa,
of the Travelling Mems Association.
Mr.. De Costa offered valuable testimony
concerning the question of transportation,
and the hearing was conducted By Repre-
sentative Lorimer, OF Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-21

city and is quartered at the Ebbitt. He
Is here as a witness before the Industrial
Commission, and is strongly opposed to
trusts.
Theodore C. Search. President OF the
National Association OF Manufacturers. is
az the Arlington from Philadelphia. He
is in the city working for the Subsidy
blu and has produced many arguments
favoring the passage OF that measure
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-21

ladies of his household, where they could
enjoy the trees and flowers secluded from
the gaze Of outsiders. He considers, how
ever, that ii would be more convenient
for many reasons TO be nearer the centre
of the city. and should he decide in favor
of his present choice, he will have a most
spacious and convenient home. Madame
Ferrouh. the young wife Of the minister,
is accomplished as well as pretty. She
both sings and plays, talks French fluent
ly, and while her attendant reads to her
embroiders most beautifully with threads
Of silver and gold. She loves diamonds and
wears gorgeous robes. II has been said
that the minister will request those ladies
whom he will invite 10 call upon his wife
TO refrain from discussing American Gus
toms.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-21

The general officers of the Michigan and
Lake Superior Power Canal Company are
nuartered at the Shoreham. The party
includes President +. V. Douglas. of Phila-
deiphia: +. II. Clergue. Michigan. Vice
President: John G. Shaw. Detroit. eoun-
sci. Chase II. Osborne. and George Y.
Wisner. They are in the city to defend