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WOMEN JUMPED FROM WINDOWS

Webster, Mass, December ls.-The
worst fire Webster has known In q
years occurred today, when the Trscy
block, a three story structure, and the
largest business building in town, Was
burned, entailing loss estimated at $50,
900.
Several young women. who were in the
building, had narrow escapes, and two oil
them, one with hair and clothing ahiaze,
leaped from second story window. An
awning on the first floor entrance broke
their fall and neither OF them was seri'
ously hurt, but was was severely burned,
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PICKED UP STRANDED .OREw.

Liverpool, n. s., December 10 The
Gloucester fishing schooner Ellen p.
Gleason arrived here today and reports
picked up the CAPTAIN and crew of
schooner b. q. Borden from Cadiz or
Halifax, which was abandoned OF Cape
Sable on Tuesday.
British schooner B. G. Borden, Gap
tain Rover, sailsd from Cadiz, Septsm.
or 30, for Halifax, N. 81
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rMo Nus pREp pRowNEp.

Canton, December IS The falling
overheard of man from a passenger
boat on the West river, near Ho-Kau led
to a rush Of some four hundred psssen-
gers TO the side Of the vessel. which caused
her to sink, over two hundred persons be-
ing drowned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-14

Maine visitors here are: District At.
torney l. W. Dyer, IL. @. SWEET OF Port
land, and Principal Sargent OF Hebron
ACADEMY.
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IF you could hire a careless, destructive
i servant for 81 a week, would you
employ her? Assuredly not! For her
wastefulness would cost you actually
more than the best trained servant at
high wages. Just so cheap coffee, by
its wastefulness, costs you actually more
than Chase 81 Sanborn's Seal Brand =
the standard Of fine coffee! For it takes
twice as much to secure equal strength,
and 1t has none of the valuable stirnu-
lating power or rich aroma. Try Seal
Brand just once!
Cam |
oAe high grades in
/
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-14
REMOVAL
OF Paul Caster, s. r. s..

Specialist I'm all chronic diseases from 622 Con
gress ST, TO the Mt. Hope Health Bazaar, No.
B6 Bedford ST., between Forest Avenue aud
Grove St, where ne is more fully prepared 10
treat all chronic diseases OF whatsoever nature
with all the modern and improved methods
known to medical jurisprudence. having more
commodlous office room and operating room.
and will be open day and night 70 all who de-
sire consultation. Grove SC. and Forest Ave-,
ears pass the street. Remember the number.
Sc Bedford St.. Portland Telephone connect
ton. eetldf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

It is matter OF surprise that a large
audience did not greet Mr. Warde last
night upon his return engagement in
Wichita, as Mr.. Warde was supposed to
have a great following among the Eu1s
WHO were entertained by him upon his
former engagement here. The audience
was fair sized, but not such as Mr.. Warde
and his excellent company deserve. The
new play. The Dukes Jester" was the
bill and proved 10 be a most delightful
ore, in the superb manner in which it
was presented. As the title would sug-
gest. it plays IN the sixteenth century.
the great period OF romance and adven-
ture. The scene IS laid in the dukedom Of
Milan. While the play is little ''taky"
Il Is full Of splendid situations. excellent
humor and has withal a strong plot, and
Is an interesting story This is the sec
ond of Espey Williams plays seen in
Wichita, the other one "A Cavalier Of
France" having been presented by Mr..
James several seasons ago.
In this play the role Of the Duke IS
excellently portrayed by Mr. Charles
Herman. who is as fine an acter as he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22

is a gentleman. The noble. wholesouled
and manly traits of the character were
well brought out. The Jester was i'm
personated by Mr.. Warde. Mr.. Warde
in his scholarly, polished and thoroughly
artistic manner played this role in a most
acceptable manner. The character of the
Jester is such that it affords Mr.. Warde
the best possible opportunity of display
ing his versatility. Every mood, passion
and emotion is displayed 6y the Jester.
He is the light hearted witty 1Hol and
the honorable, noble and self-sacrificing
character that the Jester proves himself
to be. Mr.. Warde in the role displays
new talents and merit and is very
pleasing character. Mrs. Bruno as Nina
De Borgis is delightful. So charming is
her work in this role that Mrs. Brune's
splendid work in former plays here is al
most forgotten in her delineation of this
lovabIe character last night. Mrs. Bruno
is very puplar and deseTvedly so with
Wichita theatre goers. The entire cast
It is almost needless to say, IS good, and
the play is well staged. appropriately
costumed and with due attention to de-
tail, and the only source bof regret is
that the performance last night was not
better patronized.
Next big attraction-Stuart Robson and
his company in '+OlIver Goldsmith"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
UNION MEN ACT
ASK CAR COMPANY TO EMPLOY
TICHETANS 0NLY
Want Union Hen to be Given the
Preference.

The Central Labor union of this CITY
will ask the new street car company to
employ only Wichita laborers in the
construction of the new railway about
the city. The mayor will also be asked
to use his influence to have this brought
about This was decided at d meeting OF
the c. L. L. Tuesday evening.
J. c. Davis, Judge Brown and Charles
Gregory addressed the members Of the c.
l.. L. at the meeting. advising them to
take action in regard to the matter, and
to urge upon the managers of the street
railway to employ only home labor and
also preferably union men,
J. NJ Brown, John Gee. John Seeds
George Hodson and Wayne Potters
We're appointed a committee to wait upon
the mayor and the managers of the street
car company and urge the request of the
Central Labor union in regard to the
matter.
1t was runnored the first Of the week
that the labor unions would protest
against the employment of a certain col
ored man, who lives out of town, as a
track boss. 1t was decided at the meet
ing that such an action would be mad
visable, and the matter was dropped at
once.
Mr.. S. L. Nelson, superintendent of
construction Of the street car companv
was seen yesterday concerning the de
mand of the labor union He wonld not
talk about the matter. but said that he
understood such a request would be
made. He did not state whether or no
the railway company would accede 10 the
demand. He smiled when the question
was put to him, and said that he thought
everyone would be satisfied. as 1t was
certainly the intention Of the COMPANY
to treat Wichita and Wichita laboring
men right
Just how soon he work will commence
IS yet unknown, and win depend wholly
upon the arrival os material A few men
have already been employed to help
about the power house, but the regular
employment of men VIII not commence
for some days 81 least
Il IS thought that at least 10O men
VIII be employed on the track work. and
II is doubtless the intention Of the com
pany to give the Wichita laboriug men
the first chance The managers Of the
company have already made statements
70 this effect and viii doubtless stand
by them.
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Resolutions of Respect.
Wichi ia, Kan, Feb. II.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. II, 1900
We, a committee of Harmony council,
No. 1873 T. A. A, appointed by the chair,
TO draft resolutions on the death of Sis
ter Emma J. Pirtle, beg leave to submit
the following:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father, in His
all-wise providence, has seen fit to re-
move from earth to heaven our sister,
Emma J. Pirue, and
Whereas, Their home is left desolate.
the husband emourns wife, the child
a mother all Of us a friend, the world
an example of pure Christian character.
the church faithful member, Harmony
council aloyal sister, therefore,
Resolved, That we extend to the family,
relatives and friends our sincere sym
pathy and love, in this. their hour of
need.
Resolved, That God, in His infinite
mercy. doeth all things well. and that
from great physical suffering. she has
been called to eternal rest.
1t matters not the way OF nfe's conclu-
sion,
If by Redeen1ing Love we are pos
sessed;
In deepest hush or widest storms con-
fusion,
The Father knowest best.
LILLIAN ADDINGTON,
". A. MINJCK,
VIOLA J. MOORE.
Committee.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

The public school library viii Be closed
To-Day.
c. T. Cole Of cslista. vac here yes
terday.
Dr.. l. ". Minnick ot Cheney. was n
the city yesterday.
Today being legal holiday. the saaks
of TIE city vii be eIossd
Miss Emma johnson Is III AZ her room
IA the ssdgw!ek building.
P. J. conkHn went % Patterson. Kan
sas On busiaess yesterday.
Mr. EerbsTt Chile. ST.. Is IL a: his
home On South water street
Bert Heller; ans Geo-xs Sssrier q Ma
vane spent The cay hsFs ysssersay.
Rev. Charles saa-sr n Abieae. was
tie guest q Rev p GrislfA YESTERDAY.
"a 3 Greer. editor q ne wgnssso
DAILY Courier. ~as Fl TIE city yesisrsiay.
III ard sf=z 4 c. Hssev wfg today
seavs sor Joplin. N,snoar1. On sasisess
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The box social of the Harmonical so
ciety is indefinitely postponed.
Wichita Lodge No. 1Ss. K. Of P. will
have work in the rank of Esquire to-
night.
The regular meeting Of the Elk lodge
will be postponed until Saturday evening
on account OF the charity ball.
The Altar Chapter viii meet at the res
idence of Mrs. NJ Hellar. Z35 North To-
peka avenue. this afternoon at 2;30.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian church viii hold their regu-
lar meeting this afternoon in the church
parlors. Members come prepared 70 pay
dues.
Geo. II. Thomas Relief Union No. 2 will
give a chicken supper from 6 to tonight
at their hall over Dunbar's. There will
be an entertainment after supper. Old
soldiers and their friends are cordially
invited TO attend. Price OF tickets %
cents at the door
The annual praise meeting and thank
offering service OF the Woman's Mission
airy society OF the First Presbyterian
church viii be held this evening begin
ming at 100. The society considers itself
very fortunate in being able 70 secure
Rev. W. NJ. Baird who FOR the past ten
years has been engaged IN missionary
work at Pyeng Yang. To speak % them
This will be a rare opportunity 20 hear
a most interest ting lecture.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
POCKET OF NICKELS
Led to the Arrest of Charles
Rathburn of Burton
FOR ROBBING SLOT MACHINE
George Walker Arrested Yes
terday on Similar Charge

Charles Rathburn and George Walker
were arrested yesterday on the charge of
breaking into Lewis Kunkle's and Jack
Davidson's places and robbing the slot
machines some time yesterday morning.
Both places were entered at an early
hour, probably some time shortly after
midnight Nothing was secured at
Kunhe's place, although the slot ma
chine was wrecked. At Davidson's place
about $40 was secured. partly from the
slot machine and partly from the cash
drawer
Walker was arrested yesterday morning
by officer Stewart Shortly after his ar
rest a telephone message was received
from Burton asking If a man was wanted
here for robbing slot machines. The city
marshall Of Burton stated that man,
Charles Rathburn, was in that city with
about SIS in nickles in his possession and
ne thought it as probable that he had
robbed a slot machine. His arrest was
ordered and Chief of Police Cubbon went
to Burton at noon yesterday and
brought Rathburn back last night
Both Walker and Rathburn were ar
rested several weeks ago on the same
charge but were released because no evil
dence could be obtained against them, al
though the police were certain that they
were the men they wanted. Now it is
thought that there is sufficient evidence
against them to convict. A state warrant
burglary and larceny, charging him with
robbing ]. a. Davidson Of $40. No com
plant has yet been entered against
Walker in the city court.
As soon as 1t was known that Rathburn
was in Burton with a large amount Of
nic1les in his possession, the police were
certain they had the right men, as they
have been keeping close tab on them ever
since the time they were first arrested.
They were sure that the men We're max
ing a regular business of robbing slot
machines, although at the time they
could not prove il.
There have been a large number of slot
machine robberies in the city during the
past few months. Nearly every place in
town where the machines are kept has
suffered and it has been impossible TO get
any trace of the depredators. It is
thought that the persons under arrest are
tie ones who have committed all the rob
berries aad every effort viii be made to
send them over TIE road
HE FOOLED TIE SURGEONS.
AL doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, c., 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 Arnlca Save. the
surest pile cure on earth, and the best
Salve in the world. % cents box Sold
bv q HehriTr dr-,orsy.rt
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The Mysterious
"DURNO"

Sheriff simmons attended the pabuo
sale at Mr.. Winten's farm yesterday. Hs
says everything sold high and everybody
seemed to have money.
a BENJAMIN OF Kansas city. a member
OF the Aberuathy Furniture company.
was a visitor in the city yesterday and
was registered at the Carey.
Next week Professor Dyer vii g 20
Chicago to attend the convention OF tho
National superintendents association. lie
viii be absent Tor about a week
Members Of the Commercial club do not
have 10 go 90 their homes This evening
for supper. The ciu5 viii commence 10
| serve clans and oysters promptly at
o'clock.
Mrs. Ida r. HEderbrand and daughter.
who have been here for several days
visiting NJ. s. Van Dusen OF North To-
peka avenue left yesterday Tor theiF
home IA Augusta.
Mrs. ". 7. Martin and Ms. J. ".
Newton OF Ohio have returned q their
homes after n short but very pleasant
visit with their parents Mr.. agd 8rs.
John L Jac01s e25 y. Lawrence Ave.
mere WIS a EtiF1TL NIL teate9ftAf fiisat
Ed Horner. who lives four miles south
OF town. was held Up and robbed Tles-
day night while on his way h,gns from
mis- city. The report could not Dc on
hrmed.
Frank Murray. Young boz. was arrest.
81 yesterday on the charge = petty iar-
oony. officer Anderson made TIE arrest.
Il Is alleged that Murray stole a chicken
from butcher shop or North Maia
street.
The many friends - afF and Mrs..
D J Tangney VIII - pleased - lsa-u <
the conyalescencs Of their niece. Lsgra
Perkins. who has been 20 seriously "a
w7tn Appendicitis az thrr home az IA
Topeka Avenue hotel
O. r. Hessearlie. the general suDerinfen-
dent ~ the santa Re was - fhe e3tY
yesterday naming BE vas j8eiaed -
Superintendent bailey. aue they ere ao~
making ;7gF ~ inspe1fiou over ias
Oklahoma division
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DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN

Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this country.
Disease fastened It's clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood it's 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. Gehring's drug store
Regular size soc and s1.OO. Every bottle
guaranteed.
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WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food drink called
GRAIN-O2 It is delicious and nourishing
and takes the place of coffee. The more
Grain-O you give the children the more
health you distribute through their sys-
TENS Grain-O is made OF pure grains
and when properly prepared tastes like
the choice grades of coffee, but costs
about 4 as much. All grocers sell 1t.
15c and Csc
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NE FOOLED TEE SURGEONS
TWO ALLEGED THIEVES
We're Arrested Yesterday on Sus-
pic on by Detective SuftCn.

<AEECSNCu G1h-4AEaF BsA ILs-
pie on by Detective sutton.
Sam Crane and L. +. Canoll, two men
suspected OF being thieves, We're arrest
ed yesterday by Detective Harry Sutton.
1t is alleged that the men sold an over
coat to George Shoemaker for small
sum, and the police think they have been
connected with robberies about here. al
though there is as yet no definite evidence
against thin. The two men claimed o.
be printers, at Canoll it seems is a
photographer and is a member of the
Photographers Union OF Memphis, Tenn.
''Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup saved the
life of my baby boy when dying OF Group:
God bless the remedy" writes Mrs. Adam
echreiber. Chattanooga, Tenn. Saves
thousands Of little ones every year. Guar
enteed cure for all throat and lung
troubles. J. p. Allen. Dockum & Higgin-
son Geo Van Werden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
LOCAL CARPENTERS ACT
VIII Not Accept Work in Illinois Tn
til LOCK Gut l. on

Last night the Carpenters union Of this
CITY hel ca meeting and endorsed The
following:
TO al Union o. Non-Union Carpenters
and Jolne-s: Notice,
You are hereby requested to desist in
any attempt 70 60 to take contract work
or DAY LABOR IN Chicago, H.. until ''lock
out has heen declared or by the con-
tractors. Notice by authority of
= 20. /. WOODBURY.. President
THOMAS NEALE. Secretary.
"a c. -CATTERMULL. Member c
Z 3
Approved by Carpy nte-s' union No. 2.
Wichita, Kan r 3. RANSOM,
President
I. D. BARRETT. Secretary"
". L Brown, the editor o. the Kingman
Journal, was in the city yesterday.
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To the Edtor o ne Eaz.s. rS4i1ce la
soaay's Eagle an editorial emitted '-Tsse
Pe-plexing Hirs4 C5l-s oGefszer-~ Tsszs
hes BEN 9 sabs@ce sksat has .7oc0S.ed
TIE minds q SINE ve-T crtsht psoD4e
a-sd frequent s8sgsct frr the Fress. has
re problem sill rsrnAzz-s ansosvss ard
The 6rlg.se- Winning Ezrss Sill - scvwal-a
-s5ssIng taesr kid b-otherz <Fusa the
shops &a6 oe1cez They win success ard
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ing q tts American Neaspaver P0silsA-
srs' aHseela;Ion wa c.Heg ~ or9sr -
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az have always used Foley's Honey and
Tar cough medicine. and think It the
best in the world" says Chas. Bender, a
newsdeaIer OF Erie, Pa. Hooking Drug
Co, Dockum & Higginson and C. Gehr-
fr1U
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FOR au seTer. eiceEa Wrs-Gs hsr1s "a
SKA flsef aes--fsexEs. German ssss -
fzzno9s PIE cuEe ~ ~ f4se Nesasa
80. asgss ~gt gave re fsarzs.slats p =
frsm Eea aEe Effected permanent
core = Eara8tees feaess. sasasses
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IllEElaasn. csa. Taa Wsrssn.
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WILLIAM PIRTLE.
CLAUDE PIRTLE.

FATAL delays are caused By expert
menCins with cough and cold cures.
Foley's Honey and Ta- VII percent a
cold from resulting n Pnsume1ia- Hook
Ing Drug Co. Dockum & Hlgg5azoa and
G.. Gehrtuu
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GIPI. FROM CHILL

Among the numerous travelling COM
panies which are billed to play this city,
none are more welcome than THE Cir
From Chilli company, under the able
management of Joseph Muller. The
company enroute has acquired an envi-
able reputation as being thoroughly first
class in every respect, comprising some
of the best players in the profession. The
attraction which it offers is undoubtedly
the brightest farce comedy ever written,
far surprising "Charley's Aunt"
Strange Adventures of Miss Brown -
etc. The plot is deep in interest, highly
sensational in tone and ludicrous in the
extreme. Every line in 1t has a laugh
and every crisis draws out peal after peal
of laughter for the whole thing happens
out Of the fact that to avoid the meeting
Of an Overlooking sweetheart, her victim
is forced TO masquerade in feminine at
tire, which turns tranquility into chaos
furnishing the brightest OF fun for the
spectator. THE Girl From Chilli COM
pany are booked to open at the Crawford
theatre Tuesday evening, February 81.
Seats on sale at Howes jewelry store.
Saturday.
Manager Martling has secured Charles
Frohman's greatest success. the charm
ing little comedy, THE Little Minister"
and it viii be seen here in the near fu-
ture, presented by one of Mr. Charles
Frohman's strongest companies.
Paul Cazereuve, who plays the hero in
Under the Red Robe" which will soon
be seen at the Crawford, is an expert
sworC ~ ian and has challenged opponents
of that art in France and America. He
illustrates his art in the play.
William H. Vests Big Minstrel Jubilee
is booked for an early appearance at the
Crawford. This viii be the big minstrel
event of the season.
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Gard of Thanks.

Wichita Kan, Feb. 70, 1900.
To the officers and members o. Harmony
council, No 123:
Dear Brothers and SisterS-Fye desire
to thank you personally for the beautiful
emblem of tribute and remembrance you
presented to our dearly beloved one in
token of your sympathy Tor Us in the
hour OF our bereavement We assure you
that your sympathy and remembrance
for Us IN the loss o. a vie and mother
is appreciated more than words can po--
tray.
1t teaches Us that the principles taught
Il the FraternaI Aid association are more
than the outside OF the vo-Id could give
and the members % Harmony couaci!
are surely true 10 the sentiment ex-
pressed within these TEACHINGS.
Please accept our heartfelt thanks for
the expressions OF your sympathy and
respect shown 70 CIR dear departed
Very tralT
WILLIAM PIRTLr
CLAUDE PIRTLE
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can pride and independence. success 10
the Office and shop girl,
Open a new field for the brains of our
girls that will afford a just compensa-
ton, then the pitiful whine of the poor.
struggling young men, who are being
robbed of their positions by the superior
knowledge and intellect Of our girls Will
ceased ODE heard throughout this land
of liberty. A SUBSCRIBER
Wichita, February Is. 1900.
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quickly cured By Banner salve. the mos;
healing remedy IN the world Hooking
Drug Co. Dockum & Hlgginson and G.
Teh-f~-
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PILES OF PEOPLE

testify to the merit Of Banner salve in
curing piles It is guaranteed. Hooking
Drug Co., Dockum s. HIgginson and c..
Gehring