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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
GAVE A FINE SOCIAL
Rathbone sisters Chicken supper
Well Attended.

The supper and social given by the
Rathbone Sisters at their han over
Behring's hail last night was as usual a
very enjoyable and successful affair
About is persons ate supper with the
ladies and after supper was over the
tables were cleared away and the social
commenced with much pleasure and in
terest. Dancing and various games were
INDUCED in until a late hour. The gen
tlemen enjoyed a smoker in the ante
room. which was a pleasant diversion
from the other festivities. These socials
G-A Of monthly occurrence and are given
for the purpose Of raising funds 10 defray
the expenses OF Ala Temple 10 the grand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

w. o. W. No. II meets tonight over
Dunbar's. North Main. Visitors come.
All persons interested in the establish
ment of a free kindergarten on the west
side will please meet at Friends Univer-
sity tomorrow afternoon AT o'clock.
The Salesmen's association will meet at
116 North Market street tonight at 500
o'clock. Important business. All mem
bers are requested to be present G. P
Jones, president. C. L. Way secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
PLACK PATTI

There will be carnival Of coon song.
rag time. ballad cake walks s7G buck
dancing. blended with operate r.e'od.es
at the Crawford theatre soon The pepu-
lar success Of this band ~ ebony enter
tainers has been truly remarkable. New
York. Boston, Washington. Chicago go
San Francisco have given It The highest
mark OF approval and society N particg-
lar in every locality where the @ us. IT,
has appeared has not only been generous
IL It's patronage but has diz1ifed ere u
its 80. enjoyable fea ur-s-cake walk
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STILL WANTS THE MULE
Kammerer Appeals Repleyin Suit TO
District Court

The fight over what used to be undis-
putably Comm odore Woods mule is not
yet over, and the case will be taken to
a higher court Ed Kammerer. who re-
plevined the mule from Liveryman Stone,
was defeated in the replevin suit tried in
the city court Tuesday, but yesterday
appealed the case to the district court.
The mule was alleged to have been worth
not more than s1.75. but Kammerer was
nervy enough TO give a fifty-dollar
bond for an appeal. Judge Dale has never
heard a mule case.
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NATIONAL AID SOCIAL
Good Program Given at the Hall ODf
North Main.

Good Program Given at the Hall Oh
North Main.
The National Aid association gave one
of their enjoyable entertainments at their
hall on North Main street. About every
two weeks the association gives one of
these entertainments to their members
and their friends. The following program
was given last night:
Speech by the president
RecitatiOn-Miss Minnie Rose.
Music-Miss Shober and Miss Taught.
Duet-Mrs. McCutchen and Miss
Taught.
Recitation-Miss Goldie Willice
Trombone Solo-Mr. Clyde Harris
Recitation Miss Mia Tucker.
Song-Mr. Ambrose MARYLAND.
Specialty-Mr. Fred Cox
Recitation-Miss Verna Springgate
Song-Miss Nettie Whey.
Specialty-Misses Taught and Nichol-
son.
All the numbers were received with
much applause by the audience.
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SUNFLOWER CHAUTAUOUA
Will Meet Next Wednesday Wit
Mrs Evans on Waco

HES Oh ~ AGO.
On Monday afternoon the Sunfower
Chautauqua Circle will meet with Mrs
Evans, 1859 North Waco. Mrs VIII Stew
art will be leader and. the program is as
follows:
Quiz on Expansion.
Article-Nrs Biting.
Reading Selection from Roosevelt's
Winning of the West" Mrs Evans.
Roll Call-Answers TO Search Questions
on Expansion.
Music-Miss Sara Ross.
Current Events.
Paper-'War With Tripoli" Miss Kin
kead.
Quiz on initial Studies in American
Literature" Mrs. Ed Robertson.
Study of Evangeline." Miss Fultz.
SAVE doctors bills by giving FOLEY's
HONEY AND TAR to infants and child
rem in time to prevent pneumonia or
Group. which are fatal TO so many thous-
ands of BABIES. Hooking Drug Co..
Wells Miller. G. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN

Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by lady in this country
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its Sc
verest tests, but her vital organs were I'M
dermined and death seemed imminent For
three months she coughed necessarily,
and could not sleep. She finally dis
covered a way to recovery, by purchasing
of US a bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, and was so
much relieved on taking first dose, that
she slept al night; and with two bottles
has been absolutely cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus writes w. c.
Hamnick & Co., of Shelby. n. C. Trial
bottles free at G. Behring's drug store
Regular size SOC and $1.OO. Every bottle
guaranteed
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FELL ON THE BRIDGE
John Ii. Roland Was Injured Last
Evening

John B. Roland was slightly injured
about the head last evening about 9
o'clock by falling upon the street rail-
road bridge on West Douglas avenue. AS
near as can be learned Roland was in
toXicated and it seems wandered out on
the railroad bridge by mistake He
stumbled and fell on the ties and suffered
several slight scalp wounds. When a
west-5ound car came along Motorneer
Talbot noticed the man sitting on the
bridge in time TO stop the car. The man
was picked up and taken TO the Wichita
hOSDitaI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
MEETING OF J0BBERS
Held at Commercial Club 10 Discuss
Quarantine Tonight

The local association Of Wichita 30boe-s
VII hold q meeting AZ the Commercial
club tonight The meeting witt be az
usually important IN edition 20 sA=
regular business some step viii b. taken
20 raise the quarantine naw existing By
order Of the Kansas state board % health
against Oklahoma towns These towns
are kicking. and The job5erz are kicking.
100. and al attempt viii be Fna1s - ,le-
-f-~ 71eeas u induce the hoard 70 llft the
regulations now existing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have YOU
tried the new food drink called
GRAIN-O? It IS delicious and nourishiag
and takes the place OF coffee. The more
Grain-O you give the children the more
heaith you distribute through their svs-
tens. Grain-O is made OF pure grams
and when properly prepared tastes Ike
the choice grades of coffee. but cos :
about L as much. All grocers sell IT.
Ec and sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
UF FOOLED THE SURGEONS.

An doctors told Renick Hamilton. Of
West jefferson, O.. after suffering
eighteen months from Rectal Fistula, he
would die unless a costly operation was
performed: but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklin's Arnica Saive, the
surest pile cu~e on earth, and the best
Salve in the world. . cents a box. Sold
by q. Gehriag. druggist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

This popular comedy has hee1 on the
road for several years. playing the larg-
er cities IN the east. It's appearance in
thewest for the first time. NV with Us
bright new clothes. should destins a lcrg
season IN the west This will be The at
traction at the Crawford Jnsare tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

NJ Clarke s. rsDiHy f1rEsng f8 ere
front rank n his chosen gr5fess.1a ard Is
ss veil deserved f8r taere g. no couesls1
rso,e cons-3snfl1slH NOR more fber3gga la
al thai g3ez . make ~ cDn2ssis fer-
farma1cs. II AS play - George r.
fsr1z 5aurst. emitted What Fszvpers5 -
Jones - toes sosre es IRE n7at hrllI5ah.
w9-k q RS career AZ hls ysn1lflsa -
tn=s ryle j. sad 20 20 sEcTueT1zt5nzfg
fanny while A. fas zane tins 81 81 not
evsr8rzEa nsr r. any waF .zaREs-ase.8
SIS rsccssE eurtuE he starrinE tas- has
ereeesss br far the expertatle-a y hls
rncst szaEuszs frlenEs. me farce has e..
ready bes- met eatAasiass lca1iy arees.sa
n Ire eass ard .t= western eassorseass.-.
ear atmst q - 5ssbt 80 20 .ss zs-ts
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plirati o. NOS hsns ras slfsaz. ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

The Ferris Comedians began a weeks
engagement at the Lyceum Theatre Sun
day night. presenting as the opening bill
the delightfully."- entertaining comedy
drama. My jim" The Lyceum was
packed from pit to dome and better
pleased audience never assembled AT that
play house. My jim" is a clean and
wholesome play. dealing with new Eng
land life and scenes. K is nicely staged.
with special scenery. and the vein %
comedy IN the peice g. devoid ~ the
roughness that too frequently character
izes such plays. Dick Ferris. az jim. SIS
clever artist and MS impersonatlon 70
the character OF the country boy was
excellent The company this season f.
made Up 81 frst-cIass people and It g. said
70 be much stronger ia every way than e
was last season The vaudeville features
introduced last night between acts we're
better than she attractions IN thls In
introduced BY the players from the or
pheum circuit az the Lyceum last week.
The Ferris company lE one * The best
popB,ar-priced shows plav.rg che Wet
and il wlII undoubtedly do . CORD besl-
ness al week TIE company carries "A
large amount o. special scenery ara hsE
q repertory of STANDARD plays ~ TIE
special 9sew Years ularl8ee tbis afternoon
the scenic naeI5drarna. - Great WrsHT.
was presented ard toaighi che great
character play. An Ira9carf slnuer.-
vii he the blH The company ziI ipre-
sent Camilla" ~ thz naflu.ee Eyesne=dsy
ard a revised edition u sCsuse-eiss- a.
the Saturday raa.lase.-st. osegh. SO.
News. Jan. Z
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h I-anbert - Raced r
vriisa II heartily saaarse FofrYi
KIDNEY CURE e. does peas 9t
calm e wal D. ard there Sc aa,sr
sqssi % q and ] fhaux yea ss- Pre- 60
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
IF HAMMER SALVE

doesn't cure your piles, your money will
be returned 1t is the most healing med
icine in the world. Hooking Drug Co.,
Wells Miller. G Gehring-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

Darkest Russia which pleased such
large house at the Crawford last season
is booked for early in February. The
following is from the Sioux City Journal
January 81: Darkest Russia" a play
dealing with the land OF the car. was
presented at two performances at the
Grand opera house yesterday. The matt
nee was the largest in the history Of the
house. and again in the evening there
was was another large attendance The
play depicts something OF the re en- Of
terror in Russia. the intrigues Of the
nihilists, the arrests. the oDera.lJ1s OF
the police. exile in Siberia and the final
elimination in happiness OF a romantic
and interesting story. The parts sre oil
well sustained. the work Of Kate Tsrs31
as Countess Katsichen being particularly
good Herbert Fortier made god i'm
preston as Alexis. and Katharine W.
lard. as Ida, was a pleasing actress The
company on the whole was well balanced.
and the play was enjoyed by those who
saw IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

lodge next summer. The team has been
invited to exemplify the work on that
occasion. which is considered a compli-
ment to the Temple.
Chapped hands, cracked lips and rough
ness of the skin cured quickly by BAN
NER SALVE, most healing ointment in
the world. Hooking Drug Co., Wells Mil
Ter, G. Gehring.
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Ssw YORK. Lar Nd o Mis- has b~>7
elected a Girscfor - ere sse~ T1-t cra-
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res ares
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

A large audience greeted Ferris Com
when a new play, MY JIM" was pre-
sented. This company is one of the best
repertoire attractions that has VISITED
city in many seasons. Although the COM
pany is well known here it mas been
much strengthened since its lass appear
ance in this city. The play was good and
well acted and specialties between the
acts were well worth the price Of adm
sion. The company remains at the the
atre this week, presenting a new line of
plays entirely to this city. The OIL to-
night is can Innocent Sinner and
specialties will be given between the acts
making it a continuous performance. The
Ferris company is an excellent attraction
and one that is bound TO receive good
support from the La Cross playgoers.-
La Crosse Press, November H.
The character Of Jones in What Hap
pened to Jones" is a most amusing one.
He IS man of the world who IIves by
his wits, and who says in explaining his
business that when he strikes a slow
town he sells prayer books, ana ,vely
town playing cards" rs the police are
around and in the house all the lime to
shield Jones. to the family ne is .nz.oduc-
ed the the Reverend gentle,nan-the
brother of Ebenezer; so The story comPli-
Gates itself through three acts AMI works
out admirably. The most laughs ole part
occurs when the reverend gentleman
makes his appearance. Jones has many
funny scenes with him. one in par;It u
lar is very amusing. There is a ssri-
tarium close by and Jones makes it sp-
pear to the family as though he IS ono
OF the inmates who has escaped. Pro
fessor is also kept busy, as Jones has
convionced his wife that he Is a very SEX
man and must be kept IN BED. Through
all this Jones IS putting I'D bluf game
Of love with the maiden sister and zeal
game with one of the daugHie.5.
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by introducing or initiating it at social
functions.
Sissieretta Jones. the famous Black
Patti. is the stellar attraction. With her
are associated some two score performers
whose requisites are second only 10 that
Of the accomplished Afro-American prima
dona.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25
ALLEGED FORGERS RELEASED
Were Charged With Attempting to
Pass Worthless Check

r. s. Edwards and r. {. Desoe, who
were charged with attempting 70 pass a
worthless forged check on James Tapp.
have been released from the city prison
no criminal charge having been placed
against them Edwards obtained his re-
lease by putting up 4 $ bond for his ap-
pe2rance, which he forfeited, while De-
zoe was fined SD and after working one
day on the street paid the balance and
vas set free Defoe has relatives living
near Mt Hope
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

Manager Martling Of the Crawford. IS
making a gre at effort 70 secure Stuart
Robson and his exceptional company for
a date in February. If he is successful
this will be one Of the biggest events Of
the season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-25

Mrs. ". E, Stanley. Miss Hattie stan
ley and Mrs. J. ". Musselman have add
ed their names 10 the list Of those going
10 Kansas City 70 attend the Paderewski
recital
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Evening star., 1900-10-13
Get of the job. Understand? You're

Get OF the job. Understand? You're
laid off. We don't want YOU"
Bruce slowly lifted his canthook to his
shoulder. He stared at Hunch until Hunch
turned away, then he walked over to where
MCGUIRE was standing and walked away
with him.
Late in the afternoon they came back
and hung around, watching the gang at
work. They had been drinking again. and
Mcclure had bottle in his pocket. which
he pulled out frequently. They were talk
ing loud and laughing.
Their actions drew the attention OF the
men and annoyed Hunch. though he said
nothing for long time, Finally Bruce and
Mcclure began calling at the men, growing
bolder in their remarks. At last Mcclure
called: You fellows mus like working for
tha' dam fool" and Hunch walked toward
them.
you'll have to move away from here.
he sad. We can't have you disturbing the
work"
Go way Mcclure replied. You can't
touch us. We amt on your job
stop that, MCGUIRE! Get out, quick or
I'll throw you outt'
Mcclure laughed. Hunch went to him
and pulled him to his feet.
lie go O. me!'' said Mcclure. Take
your hand off O. me!'
Hunch began dragging him away, Nc
Guire hung back. protesting and threaten
ing. Bruce walked slowly after them,
shaking his head and talking to himself
Mcclure braced his feet, Hunch gave him
wrench that nearly threw him, and Nc
Guire struck at him. Bruce watched the
struggle, the cid drunken cunning light in
his eyes Then he ran forward and jumped
on Hunch's back. pounding him about the
face and head Hunch staggered, but
covered and caught Mcclure with his
knuckles squarely on the side Of the jaw.
MCGUIRE staggered back. Bruce had both
arms around Hunchs neck. and was try
ing to choke him. Hunch gripped Bruce's
wrists and slowly pulled them forward un
til their hold was looSened. Then he turned
quickly, took hold of Bruce's shoulders and
threw him against pile of cut timber.
Bruce struck hard. and seemed for a mo-
ment to be clinging to the pile. Then he
fell on his face.
Some of the men were running toward
them. One was calling:
Il seen it, Hunch! 1t weren't your fault!
l seen it!''
Hunch stood painting as the men gathered
around
Better see If he's hurt" he said.
They rolled Bruce over. His face was
covered with blood. One Of the men
brought some water from the river In his
hat and washed it off.
Mcclure stood at one side, rubbing his
cheek Hunch ordered him away. and he
went without word. The other men were
Evening star., 1900-10-13
CHAPTER XII.

The next morning Bruce was still in bed
when Hunch went to work Mcclure did
not appear with the other men, and at noon
his brass check still hung on its nail In the
timekeeper's shanty. Shortly after lunch
Bruce and Mcclure, both little the worse
for drinking, appeared and went to work
with the gang Hunch had gone up to the
mill and did not them until his return.
When he came near they were dawdling
over their work. chuckling together over
some incident of the morning.
What you two doing here?' Hunch
asked.
Bruce started and moved away from Nc
Guire.
Speak up"
Mcclure muttered, Guess we know what
we're doing"
Look here" said Hunch, you go to the
office and get your time
Mcclure lowered his canthook.
"What-what you say?"
Go on. Don't talk to me-"
Mcclure dropped his canthook and started
away.
Come back here. Mcclure. Pick that
Mcclure muttered.
What's that you're sayingr'
Il amt saying nothing"
Hunch started toward him, but checked
himself.
''Pick up that canthook MCGUIRE"
Mcclure obeyed and walked slowly away.
Hunch turned to Bruce. who stood looking
on with his mouth open.
What are you gaping there for, Consi-
dine? Go 'longr ssre.
.'Where?"
Go and get your time. Were through
with you F-~-5
Bruce stood still, looking stupidity at
Hunch
''What?" he said. finally. You amt"
Evening star., 1900-10-13

Considine gets back to work you send him
to me for his time
Hunch hesitated.
''I'll tell you, Mr. Jackson. He went down
yesterday to see his wife Their kid died a
little while ago, and likes not she's sick
Think SOP
My work is pretty light today. / thought
mebbe 1 could get off for the afternoon
train and sort of look him up. 1 can get
back tonight. you know. You see, II he
gets laid off it'll come kind Of hard on his
wife,
hold on minute We're not running
charity hospital, you know. We can't give
that man much rope"
Hunch said "Yes, SIR" and went out. He
reached Manistogee at supper time and
picked up hasty meal at the hotel. Then
he hurried over to Joe Carriers house. Car
tier let him in.
Hello, Jo,' said Hunch, Bruce here!
Cartier hesiated.
YES | guess he's upstairs
well, say Hunch come in the parlor
minute want to talk to YOU"
Whats the matter?'
"Well you know Bruce came down yes
terday morning, and long about noon I
guess they quarreled a little. Me and my
wife, we didn't listen, but we couldn't help
hearing Bruce talk. And then Bruce went
out
"Oh." said Hunch "drunk?''
Not so bad I've seen him. but he come
I'm kind of ugly, and he's got some up there
brought 1t back with him. Seems kind
of too bad. l didn't feel quite S II L could
do ANYTHING. You see, 'tain't really none of
my business
door There was stir inside. and he could
hear Bruce grumbling and Mamie whisper
ing Then Mamie opened the door a few
inches. When she looked at Hunch the