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.T HIS TWO SIDES
Chafee Gave NaIder8ee q
Nice American Jolt
AND THEN AP0L0GlZED
After Which the Count Invited
Him to Breakfast.

Berlin, Dec 1.-THE German foreign
Office authorizes the Associated Press to
make the following statement regarding
the waldersee-chafee incident, based
upon cable dispatch just received from
Field Marshal Won Waldersee:
General Chaffee wrote Field Marshal
Won WaIdersee a letter in a rough tone
Field Marshal Won WaIdersee refused TO
receive it, returning The same to General
Chaffee. The latter then wrote a second
letter apologizing for his Objectionable
| expressions, whereupon Field Marshal
Won Waldersee invited General Chaffee to
breakfast, and the incident was AMIGA
bly, closes"
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE war depart
ment has received a report from Gen
eral Chafee Of the incident that occur
red at Pel1In in connection with his rep
reservations to Field Marshal Won Wal
dersee. It appears that General Chaffee
did use some pretty vigorous language
in protesting against the thieving and
looting Of the foreign troops. What par
ticularIy hurt the feelings of Waldersee
was a pointed reference by General Chat
fee to the fact that this disgraceful and
unmilitary practice of looting was in
dulged in, not by the men who did the
fighting and opened the way to Pelzin,
but by the IatecOmers who had borne
none Of the conflict. WaJdersee himself
did not reach Pekin until long after the
expeditionary force had occupied the
town.
1t is recognized here officially that Gen
eral Chaffee had provocation for his de-
liverance, but regret is felt that he used
this tone in addressing the field mar
shall. It is significantly pointed out here
that perhaps is was not incumbent upon
General Chaffee to make any representa-
tons whatever on this subject to the
field marshal as there is no longer any
official tie between them. When the
United States government changed the
character of its military representation
in Pekin from an expeditionary force to
mere legation guard, Of course that
guard no longer came under the control
of the chief at Pekin, but
was simply a part of Minister Conger's
official household.
Paris, Dec. IAN official of the French
foreign office, speaking to a representative
of the Associated Press about General
Chaffee's position in regard to looting,
said: 'aThe fact is principally regrettable
because it is likely to result in a break Of
concord under Field Marshal Won Walder-
see. Either Waldersee is the information
al commander of all the forces in China
or his position is an imaginary one. AS
the present status has apparently been
quite satisfactory, anything which might
occasion a break in the ranks is disa-
greeable."
The foreign Office official also said that
the order stopping the packing Of the
astronomical instruments at Pekin caus-
ed desire that France should learn def
initely her international rights-whether
she was entitled to their possession.
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ERNEST GAMBLE.

Ernest Gamble. the Pittsburg basso,
gave a recital last night at the Hotel
Schenley, which was one Of the most en-
joyable entertainments heard there this
season. The concert room was crowded
and the audience as 50 enthusiastic that
after the last number not a soul left q
seat until the applause had continued
for several minutes and the young artist
returned and bowed his acknowledge
ments. Mr. Gamble is practically a Pitts
burger. who sang often here before he
ever went TO Europe 10 study. and his
performance last night showed the strides
he has made It proved that Ptttsburg
has one singer. at least who IS going to
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CHILDISH COMFORT.
" Never Mind, Mamma, Baby
Loves You"

But the childish voice is almost IN
needed The wife and mother has come
to q place where love cannot comfort
her, where even the voice and words Of
love are so blent with her own misery
that TREY seem to increase II.
Imagine a magnificent orchestra play
ing IN a factory amid the ring of ham
mers ard the rattle and groaning Of ma
chiuery. The discords would dominate
the harmony and the harmony itself
merge into discords. That IS the way It
Is with all the music Of love when a
woman IS wrenched and racked by pain.
It seems to become part Of the very dis
cord Of her life.
When the cause of this suffering is
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published December z, 1909
ORDINANCE NO. 1877.


An ordinance providing for the issuance
Of an internal Improvement bond
in the sum Of Three Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dollars to Charles H. Saw
yer to pay for construction Of Maple
street bridge.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and the
Councilmen of the City of Wichita:
Section L That an internal improve
ment bond in the sum Of Three
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars be is
sued to Charles II. Sawyer to pay for
the construction of Maple street bridge
as per bills on file in the Office of the
city clerk dated and sworn to Decent Der
10, 1900 Said Maple street bridge having
been constructed according TO contract
under the directions of the Mayor and
Council, and said bills having been ap-
proved by the Mayor and Council. said
bond shall be dated December l. 1900 ana
shall become due one year after date;
shall bear interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum. Said bond shall be de-
nominated internal improvement bond
No. 90, series B, and shall be payable at
the fiscal agency of the state Of Kansas,
in the city of New York, and shall be
signed by the Mayor and attested by the
City Clerk and the seal of the city i'm
pressed thereon.
Sec 2. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved December H. 1900
FINI4AY ROSS, Mayor.
Attest: AMOS AFCLAIN, City Clerk.
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woMAN's CONFIDENCE JUSTIFIED

regularity. dries disa-
greeable and weakening
drains heals iuhamma-
ton and liberation and
cures female weakness.
The periodic headache,
the distressing backache.
and exhausting bearing
down pains are cured
permanently with the
cure of woulauly dis
eases by VFavorite Pre-
scHption." Mothers ind
n this medicine the best
preparative for mater
nifty. II gives abundant
strength and makes the
baby's advent practically
painless.
Women suffering from
chronic forms Of disease
are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter, free.
All letters are privately
read and privately an
swered and womsnly
condolences are guarded
by the same strict pro
fessional privacy which
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Bears the . The Kind You Have Always B8ggi
signature of GMzHZ<IIZMx
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

SHAKER CONCERT COMPANY.
At the Auditorium tonight wiz be a spe-
ciaI presentation bill. The principal gift
will be 10o-Diece China dinner set. The
curtain-raiser viii be "A Filipino Belle -
and the closing sketch entitled "Six-Foot
Wallace, the Prairie Hero" a wild wes-
tern one-act drama. Admission one dime
Doors open 1880. Seats free.
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measure up with all the great vocalists
Of the world
AS yet ne is a young man, but he held
his own, last night, with a program
which might have been given by any Of
the half a dozen who are reckoned the
very best He introduced several new
songs to Pfttsburg. which he got when
in England last year, but they were not
the most enjoyable IN his repertoire. For
an encore he sang the "Armorers Song, .
and, better than anything else, IL showed
the advance he has made. When he was
unknown, only a few years ago, Mr..
Gamble used to sing this ballad and
arouse enthusiasm. But his singing Of IL
last night showed the effects Of his
study. There was vibration where il was
needed. and a sustained note where IL
had dramatic effect. both OF which he
used TO omit when he was only a Pitts
burg singer Perhaps the little IN ng,
which aroused more admiration than any
thing else. was his manner o. giving that
old English song. early One Morning.
He has a dramatic voice, but only IN one
instance did he use a bit OF dramatic ex-
preston. snd that was IN Young Rich
ard" where to emphasize the giving n
a kiss by a backward young man, ne
hasitated and stsmmsred in his singing
ard brought down The house. He sang
several new songs, notably ohe song Of
the Bow" from Conan Doyls's story.
'The Black Arrow" set 70 music by
Florence Awkward -P1ttsburg Times, Nay
u. 1909
At The Auditorium Saturday evening.
December - Single admission z cents.
Special attention Is called 70 the music
as rendered in the amusing and pleasing
dramatic comedy 1.-TWO Married Women -
1T is all new and arranze5 especially for
tris piece Misses PfaT and Aldrach in
treir musical numbers are excs2uonaily
fra They both possess sweet sclea~
oices and ara very kind n answering
c1c8raz they slwavs reoelve
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An ordinance providing for the issuance
of an internal improvement bond in the
sum of Four Hundred and Nineteen
and Seventy-fve One Hundredths Dol
lars to J. w. Flat, to pay for the con-
struction Of sidewalks.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and the
Councilmen Of the City of Wichita.
Section L That an internal improve
ment hond in the sum Of -Four
Hundred Nineteen and Seventy-flve One
Hundredths Dollars be issued to ]. w.
Flat to pay for the construction of side
walks as per bills on file in the Office Of
the City Clerk, dated and sworn to De-
cernber 10, 1900 All of the said sidewalks
having been constructed according to
contract under the direction OF the
Mayor and Council, and said bills having
been approved tby the Mayor and Council.
Said bond shall be dated December /,
1900, and shall become due one year after
date; shall bear interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum. Said bond shall
be denominated internal improvement
bond No. 81, series B and shall be pay
able at the fiscal agency of the state OF
Kansas, in the city of New York, and
shall be signed by the Mayor and at
tested by the City Clerk with the seal Of
the city impressed thereon.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after Its
publication in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved December Il, 1900.
FTNLAY ROSS Mayor.
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Hoch Doomed Tor Governor.

Topeka, Kan, Dec 1.-THE boom of
E. W. Hoch of Marion for the Repu-bn-
can nomination for governor in 1909 is
growing apace and has assumed quite
formidable proportions. There are those
who think it was mistake to spring the
boom mis- early. as nearly two years re-
main before the convention will meet
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of Favorite Prescription and one Of
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ness TO give DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scTiption fair trial, for I know the ben
eft sac viii receive
Mrs. Matte venghaus, Of Tioga. Han
cock County, III, writes II had been
sick for seen years, not IN bed but lust
dragging myself around. Az last I took
three bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and i've of Golden Med
ical Discovery, and was well. II IS fas-
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The woman who begins the use Of Or.
Perce's Favorite Prescription Is justified
in feeling that she has taken the first
step in the path to perfect womanly
health All Womanly diseases medically
durable yield to the healing power Of
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IS observed by DR.. Pierce and his staff in
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n. Y. Address all correspondence to
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In a little over thirty years, assisted
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sought Il VIII almost always be found
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ter taking two bottles I could sleep all
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vWords cannot tel what suffered for
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Then saw DR.. Pierce's medicines adj
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Had not taken one bottle till was feel
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Noted Kentucky Breeder Dead.

Lexington, Ky. Dec III. Henry
Miller, a noted breeder and turf man and
for many years secretary of the Ken
lucky association and manager Of the
Western Bookmakers' association, died
Of a stroke Of paralysis at his home here
todav
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and city officers interested go in body
and city pay expenses. Carried.
On motion council adjourned.
FINLAY ROSS, Mayor.
Attest: AMOS RCLAIN, City Clerk.
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Fifteen Thousand Cases Of Fever.
London, Dec. IA question put to the
government in the house of commons to-
day elected the statement that there had
been 15,625 cases of typhoid fever among
the British troops in South Africa and
that of this number 3,642 proved fatal
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SuLTAN ST lEM UP
American Sailors Treated to Turkish
Cigarettes

Cigarettes.
ConstanHnople, Dec. 1.-THE sultan
sent quantity Of cigarettes Sunday to
the crew of the United States battleship
Kentucky, now at Smyrna The Ken
lucky was electrically dressed. Captain
Colby NJ. Chaster, the commander of the
Kentucky, viii probably rejoin his YES
sci Thursday.
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LAWYERS.
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Attorneys at Law.
Eagle Block. Wichita
J. D. Houston H Brooks
HOUSTON a BROOKS.
Lawyers
Over Kansas National Bank
J. Il BRURACHER.
Attorney At Law.
n North Alsin Street. Wichita
OTTO 6. ECKSTETN.
Attorney At Lax.
II s Man Street Kos harris Buldins.
STANLEY. vEEAIILLIoN & EVANS.
Attorneys AZ Law.
Us Eass Douglas Avenue. wichita
l. :. MATT,
Attorney az Lsw.
As North Main Street. Wichita
THOMAS & wilson.
Attorney az Law.
us North Main street
F. X Hammers. p FouIks
HAMMERS & EOULKE.
Lawyers
Title and Commercial Law
suite s. l4S North Main Street
4. B. WALL
Attorney at Law.
sol-Sos Sedsvick Block Wichita.
GEO. Il ALEXANDER.
Attorney ~ Law.
s9l-s0e secEwick Building. Pnone rs
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HUFFMAN 81 HARVEY,
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Fifteen Thousand Cases Of Fever.

HI4NIAAL FtOoo, AiayOIs
Attest: AMOS APCLATN, City Clerk,
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FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. H NJ Dubois. Abb
stractor. Court House. Phone 2e3l
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published December u, 1900. }
ORDINANCE NO. 176S.

Attest: AMOS McLAIN, city clerk
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SECURED.
Faulkner and Rooney to Wrestle
Again.
The Athletic Club Accepts Their Terms
and the Match Will Occur
Month Hence.

The Athletic club at its meeting Tues.
day night agreed to offer purse of the
amount required by Faulkner and
Rooney for repetition of their wrest.
ling match in this city. This assures a
second match between these giants.
and there is no question but what the
opera house will be crowded from
gallery to pit. Faulkner and Rooney
have side bet up of $1,000 on the re
suit of this match. The money was
put up by Faulkner soon after the
match in this city, and has since been
covered by Rooney.
The match is to take place some time
during the latter part of February OF
the first part of March. A committee
consisting of Frank J. Busch, Mic
Kleinschmidt, Jacob Herold, DIR. F, L.
Stephan and August Marschner was
appointed last night to make the nee
essary ar rangements for the match.
The club meeting was largely at
tended. Ten new members were ad
mitted, making the total membership
116.
A grey uniform, such as worn by the
German Turn society. of this country
was adopted and all those desiring q
uniform are requested to be at the
gymnasium on either Wednesday OF
Friday evening, when measurements
for them will be taken.
A fencing class will be organized and
foils and other paraphernalia will be
purchased.
The resignation of Ed. Brett as secre
tary was received, and James Nc
Murtrie was elected to fill the vacancy
A grand gymnastic exhibition in
which all the classes will take part
under the direction of Instructor
Gerstenhauer, will take place about
the middle of April.
1t was decided to have smoke socia
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, and g
committee consisting of Messrs, A
Hockey, Taylor, Gerlach, Kieffe and
Stahl was appointed TO arrange 6
program.
The matter of indoor base ball was
talked of and Mankato no doubt will
soon have an indoor base ball team.
The committee telegraphed to Rooney
and Faulkner today, and 1t is expected
that the match will come off about
Wednesday evening, Feb. 28th. Thos
Rooney telephoned from Madelia to ash
what action the club had taken, saying
that there was crowd there anxious
to hear.
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NEW MASONIC LODGE.

About twenty Masons from this city
went to Vernon Thursday night to W it
ness the institution of the new lodge al
that place. The name of the new or
ganization is Vernon Center lodge No
22S, and it starts out with a member
ship of thirty-two. The following Of
ficers were chosen:
Master-Ed. Cornish.
Senior Warden-Henry Krause.
Junior warden-Mr. Blanchard.
Secretary-Dr. Thos. T. Warham.
Treasurer-Mr. Loring.
Senior deacon-Chas. McMichael.
The lodge was instituted by Grand
Master Brandenburger, of Fergus Falls
assisted by S B. Wilson, of this city
and W. D. Sprague, of Mapleton. A
banquet was served at the conclusion
of the work. speeches made, and the
Mankato delegation, which returned
home this morning, report very hos
pitable treatment and a good time
Several other lodges were also repre-
santad
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For Sale = Ten choice COWS. Mike
Shanahan, Eagle Lake.
Attorney J, L. Lobben, of st. James,
was in the city Tuesday.
For sale, span of horses. Enquire
of NJ P. Shanahan, Eagle Lake.
Judge Cray yesterday purchased of
VIM. Harlin fine team of four year
old bay PAGERS, recently brought from
Iowa. He will have stylish turnout.
w. D. Smith, of Winnebago City,
secretary, informs us that the picnic to
be held at Minnesota Lake on June
18th next is by the M. B. A. and not
the M. w A. as was enormously
printed last week.
Rev. S. d. Works, who has returned
from Hayward, Wis, states that there
is foot of snow in the pine woods in
Northern Wisconsin and that the log
cut there will be fully up to the average.
Conditions there have been very favor
able for getting out logs.
Health Officer Holbrook reports six
teen deaths in the city during January,
of which eleven were males and five
females. There were also sixteen births.
of which eleven were males and five
females.