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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
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SOLARIUM
Sunshine, an Institute Of Fine Forces
for Health aud Reauty.

Mrs. 7. J. Cowan, D M, professor OF
thromopothy, photo Theraphy), a science
Of healing by light, has, at a great ex-
pense, opened an institute at 145 y. En-
poria avenue, south half of Bayles block,
where she is prepared to treat all diseases,
assisted by Mrs. Emma Woodrow, N. D
late Of Kansas City,) not by the magic
hand or presto-beto change system, hyp-
notism or faith healing, but natures own
remedy. the God giving light principle
the highest cult Of modern therapeutics.
Sunlight being the life principle OF every
living thing, scientifically used, is the
basis of cure for all diseases, while with
every solar or electric bath treatment
the limbs become supple, the breathing
easy, and the sense of exhilaration so en-
thral you that you feel your cup of hap
piness quite full. You realize improve
ment with every treatment.
Dr. Z. D. Babbet, Of America. who
founded the system OF light and color
cure. is now developing some of the most
important cures ever known, and says:
TT is now absolutely proven" that the
Thermolume (sun instrumenD is the
greatest power thus far brought before
the world for the cure Of Consumption,
Rheumatism, Dropsy, Scrofula and all
general diseases Of the skin. blood and
nerves. The whole process is remarkably
re1unevating and upbuilding 70 the
mental. as well as the physical system,
and is combined with massage and other
refined natural methods.
We may instance a 4ew cases which
have responded most admirably to this
treatment, and given the utmost satisfac-
ton.
For Dropsy. our Thermolume is the
most potent of all agents. carrying of
the redundant water and kindling the
liver and kidneys. - that their natural
secretons can take place
2.-For Curing Spinal Meningitis. Con
vulsions Neuralgia, Insomnia and Ner-
vous Prostration.
3.-For Scrofulous ard Catarrhal Dis
eases and many female conditions OF
great importance. It eliminates the i'm
pure elements and destroys the poisonous
germs in the blood. thereby restoring the
parts at fault to a healthfui and normal
condition.
Having graduated at Professor Bab-
belts College Of Fine FdSces. It is with
pleasure that invite all suffering friends
to cali and inspect the bath parlors and
solar instruments and be healed. I pride
more especially the quick and rapid work
Of removing moles. warts, and IN fact all
facial blemishes by sun treatment with
cut leaving any trace or Disagreement
beautifying the complexion BY thorough
renovation CT the entire system Consult
your Ills and call; get consultation free
investigate the system Of healing by light
in which you VIII ind a luxury as wei
as improvement. from the first treat
ment
can at 1l5 North Emporia, Bsyiess
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Tonties meet tonight for serni-annuaI
election OF officers A ful attendance IS
desired.
W. p c. No. %. meets IN regular sss-
sion Tuesday June = az Garheld halL a
fun attendance is desired as this meet
ing IS the last meeting before corventioz-
All members of J. IS. Kaiser camp "a.
s. Woo6men of the World are requested
10 b. az lodge tonight BusincEs aud
number of candidates. Visitors welcome
Re5men are requested 70 meet az thrlr
han this afternoon AZ Z c'clock - ATTEND
ths funeral Il Charles Holmes Bring
vour uniforms. Funerai from TIE home.
lls5 waco avenue.
Members 81 Council No =. r. A A.
are urged % atterd TIE zaeetiaE q TIE
COUNCIL tonight Matters q importance
wll cone before the meeting fo- ocaEsd-
eraton snt action
The west side M7thers' Leasas ~sl
e.re Iuncheon at the hons of MVs z.
W Cznptsu aFeuls F7rraru
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
NOVEL RECEPTION GIVEN
Young Ladies' Class, Eumber 8. OF the
Christian Church


A decidedly neat and carefully arrang-
ed event was the reception Of the young
ladies' class. No. 6. Of the Central Chris
tian church at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers on North Waco avenue. near
Murdock, last evening. Miss Florence
Sullivan, assisted by her class. had made
ample preparations for their numerous
guests, and their manner OF entertaining
was in many ways quite unique. Upon
the lawn was tent with a table croquet
set within. The balls were egg shells.
the contents having been blown. The
mallets also were OF the same material.
and as a penalty for breaking one was
to begin at the beginning again. The
final post was a large stick Of candy. and
the winner Of a game had the privilege Of
a bite Of it. This novelty proved i'm
mensely popular. The lawn was decorat-
ed with lanterns and the porch with rugs
and settees placed about the piano, where
a neat literary and musical program was
rendered.
Within the house the decorations were
roses in profusion. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, and here the
decorations were very pretty and unique.
From each corner Of the table arose a
rope of roses to the chandelier, and in
the center OF the table. surrounded by
bank of roses. was a miniature lake, In
which Hoated a rose-Iaden shallop.
Each of the guests received a slip upon
which was written a puzzling conundrum,
the true solution of which could only be
obtained by consulting a fortune teller
in a tent upon the side lawn. The pro-
gram consisted of a piano duett by Misses
Miriam Payne and Nellie ParKhurst. pi-
ano solos by Misses May Comley, Anna
Rooney and Nellie Parkhurst; a humor-
Gus recitation by Mr.. Otho P. Myers. and
a cute little cake walk BY little Miss
Helen Myers. which received rounds Of
applause.
The young ladies composing the class
and who assisted Mrs. Myers and Miss
Florence Sullivan were: Edna Ledger
wood. Louie Davis, Florence Carvtn,
Edith Bishop, Winnie Mercer, Anna Roo
ney, Miriam Payne, Bessie Cowley and
Edna Carnifex.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

palms and presents vsry attractive sD-
pearauce.
In the evening services began with a
hymn by the congregation. DAY is Dying
IN the West" Following this the choir.
Misses Rich. Lougstreth. Martindale,
Waldena Martindaie and Edith Francisco
and Messrs, Harold. Howard Rich and
Thomas. sang the Sabbath Vesper Hymn.
Prof. Harold then read the evening les-
son. the 22nd Psalm, ana led IN prayer.
The choir sang Gounod's Praise Ta the
Father"
Rev. C. z. Bradt delivered the first bac-
calaureate sermon before the graduating
classes Of the various departments. He
took as his text a part OF Joshga 2fis.
Choose ys this gay WHOM ye viii scrves
but as for me and ny house. We VIII
serve the Lord"
The Declaration Of Infeperdence as
serts that ell men are created equal
While 81 theory this Is true in real sV-
perience 70 Sc not Mer are not physicaiiv
equal. Many are born wfh deforT1ed
limbs. mis-skapen bodies or weak cor-
st;tutous. others. strong ans Ftlrly-
ready 90 DC their part ~ ths world 8
work Nen are noe equal mentally. Come
inherit strorg minds. properly balanced
judgment ard dominant viii power. 9TH
ers lack all these. II took sevea genera
tious of clerEynen % produce 90 Em-
erson-
while ancestry ard environmsnt deter
mine largely ire career of person. ,f is
within ths power % esch % be what De
wills 70 be VERY v1Vis pictures we're
drawn of men base ard degraded who
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFoREIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
.hem IN the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the syE.ems It
IS the one perfect strengthening laxa-
i've, cleansing the system efectually,
oispelli1g colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
2re used. as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by method
known to the CALIFORNIA Fig SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full nameof the Company
printed on the front OF every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ky. NEW YORK. X. ?.
Forsale BY al Druggists -Price5oc. per bossiS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
MAYOR AND
A BURGLAR
HAVE FIGHT
Exciting Morning for Mayor
of Blackwell.
He USED HIS SHOT GUN
But Burglar Got Away With
Watch and Medal.

Blackwell, o. T., June s-Mayor Pret-
lyman. of this city. had desperate en-
counter with burglar this morning at
3 o'clock. The burglar entered his room
through a back window and began rum
aging bureau drawers. Mayor Prettyman
saw him and decided TO remain sdn. He
watched closely out Of one eye. He saw
his gold watch go Into the pocket Of his
unlimited visitor and didn't breathe. He
then saw trophy of an international
shooting match-a fine gold medal bear
ing the legend won August ID, 1855 at
Brookvine, Canada" and on the reverse
eide fifteen birds engrayed-go into his
pocket also. but never stirred. After get
ting away with other vaIuables, the burg
lar departed. Mayor P ettyman immedi-
ately procured his shotgun and ran after
the burglar, -overtaking him nearby. He
commanded him to halt and the burglar
refused. Ee then poured the contents
OF one barrel into his body, striking him
about the shoulders. There was no other
charge in the weapon and a hand-to-hand
encounter followed. The mayor began
pounding him with the stock of the gun.
The burglar grappled with him and the
contest was fierce. Finally the burglar
made his escape, being a powerful built
man in the prime Of life
The burglar was evidently badly
wounded as MI Prettyman's night
clothes were covered with blood and the
wall was splattered with blood. 1t being
dark more ful description of the bur
glar cannot be given he viii probably
need medical treatment soon, whereupon
his identity can be secured.
The medal was priced very highly by
Mr.. Prettyman, as he won it in q spirited
shooting contest in Canada
The house of Willard Foster, merchant.
of this city, was also entered last night
and his watch taken. was a gold filed
watch.
On Saturday night the house of Mr..
Moss was entered and watch and two
revolvers taken. The officers of northern
Oklahoma are on the watch for the bur
glar, and it is thought it VIII only be a
matter Of time when he viii be captured
dead or alive. and the people here do not
care which
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

piomss. which are also certificates 90
teach anywhere utnis state.
On Thursday az 10 a. RI the FIRST con-
mencement ~ the college wnl ocaur "a
Russell hall.
The open sessions of the two literary
societies or Ffisnds' University have al
ways proved enjoyable events. bur the
joint program az the end of The tern cen
ters interest Tor weeks ard aleags meets
OH expectatloua The program as pub
lshed in Sundays Eagle vas departed
from sn ore or two features. Misses Lgcy
and Edlth FranciEcQ began the program
with a piano duet rendered On their usual
pleasing stpie. ard wou generous ap-
piauee.
Harry prown reviewed Toe lifs ard
work of The late Maurice Th0muson.
HIth especial referenn. to his description
~ his 5ouucyinEa in the south. ard bis
most popular novel lie described brief5
the sceues where ia the story Alice brinss
back the Gas fo wave over the rscaptgrsd
fort ~ oid rlncenbaa.
Miss Mabel aunna read an excellent
composition ou The Poet psrtsc1lzriy
speaking ~ IRE Americas poeta quoting
appropriately lr1m Hrinea. I.ouEfeliqv
ard WhfH-r 1isa 8uaa's compositi7ns
arc unusually beaufifal fa ths choice af
language and frarrs. and are aisaya aea
received
sfirr Goo6=in gave 10 b-r orafiga a
sketch - the Brock Fsrra rrp~rifa@nt
is objects nleferfurea progress. ard -
the rars fam0ls members - sHat Dseai-
lsr rarietv Msrgarst Fullsr -fsreau.
ffsafferar. f-mrrroa sra other lssdirx
snirlta were sroEeg ~ aae fhslr inrasncs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Woods, 1; Pawnee, 1; Oklahoma, z; King
fisher, 4; Garfield. Z; Custer, 1; Canadian,
z; Payne, 8; Noble. 3; Blaine, l.
Thos. r. Queenan's case WI be a fea-
ture Of the session. He is under sentence
Of death at Oklahoma City for killing his
wife He asks for q new trial The Q.
S. Hodge case viii also come up tomorrow
Hodge is under sentence Of life fmprison-
ment for the murder Of his sister, and
asks for new trial.
The twelfth annual session Of Logan
county normal convened this morning at
9 o'clock at the central school building.
Nearly 100 teachers are in attendance. The
normal instructors are: supt. H. II. Dodd.
conductor, assisted by Prof G. ". Stew
ems Of the "a. p. & ~ college; Prof w. s.
Calvert. principal Of AIulhaH schools. and
Q. C. Brown. principal Of Guthrie high
school
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
FOR HIGHER MORALS
Continued from sixth pasA

tian colleges Of Bologna. Prague. Erfuit,
Paris. oxford and Iona.
The social and political British state,
composed Of the king, his council, the
house of Lords, and the House OF Com
mons, is one Of the most powerful and
august political edifces ever reared BY
the skill OF man. And yet high authir-
ity in English politics and English litera-
ture declares that oxford and Cambridge
are mightier tnan Edmond's throne and
Privy Council and Houses Of Parliament
combined, since these Christian schools
have made possible the existence OF The
political state, and now maintain it.
"At the celebration OF the 250th ami
versary OF the founding OF the Harvard
college, a great orator and statesman
speaking in Boston. IS said TO have de-
clared: The college yonder at Cambridge
has done more to make Massachusetts,
what it is than all the wealth accumu-
lated in yonder banks, than al your ships
upon all the seas, than al your myraid
manufactures throughout the state, and
is today worth more TO the noble old com
monwealth.
President Morrison said TO the class:
You have now reached a cardinal
epoch IL your lives. the most important
thus far. The days OF the school and
college, Of set tasks, teachers. COVER
nors, are over.
You stand at the threshold Of new
life. untried, OF great possibilities, OF
manv perils.
"enceforth your daily tasks must be set
by yourselves; your education which VIII
still proceed. whittier you win. VIII be
self-directed.
"Henceforth you become self determin-
ing and self-governing untn IN the social
organism. no longer youth and maidens.
bat men and women in society with the
responsibilities Of men and women.
IF the work done for you BY the col
lege and b. you as students. has been
faithfully and effectively done, you have
attained to some honorsbly degree of
President Eliott's ideal Of academic cul-
ture An open mind trained 20 careful
thinking Instrumental IN the methods of
philosophical investigation. acquainted in
a general way with the accumulated
thought OF past generations. and pene-
trated with humility.
And with your characters thus formed
you are well prepared to step into the
high places Of citizenship in the American
republic on this morning OF the twentieth
Christian century
Last evening the eighth annual gradu-
ating exercises Of the academic depart
ment Of Fairmount were held in the
college chapel. The present class IS very
strong III every respect and numbers
twelve graduates. Owing 70 Illness. how
ever. BESSIE Ievick vas unable 20 appear
81 80 a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

tors TO Porto Rico for permanent duty.
It is feared that the recent decision of the
supreme court il the insular cases may
stimulate Chinese immigration to Porto
Rico, with the idea that once there they
cannot be denied admission to the United
States. The collectors Of customs hith-
erto have acted as inspectors and wiz
continue to do 50. but the need for addi-
tional help in keeping out the Chinese is
apparent to the officials and from now or
the exclusion laws wiz be more rigidly
enforced
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
a Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. no cure, no pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers OF
Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money
where It fails 10 cure any case of piles
no matter of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching IN
stantly. This is a new discovery and Is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure. no pay. Price 30
cents. IF your druggist don't keep it in
stock send Us 30 cents in postage stamps.
and we will forward same by mail Man
ufactured BY Paris Medicine Co.. st.
Louis. No, Manufacturers Of Laxative
Bromo- Quinine and Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Oklahoma City, June 3-The lawyers Of
this city eye 20 form a bar association.
John w. Shartel is at the head Of the
movement. The attorneys are much inter-
ested in an association OF this kind. Com
mittees were appointed on membership,
and organization, and they win report at
the next meeting. which vii be held on
June Is. Nineteen members is the result
Of the first nightls work.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
FORREST
M'KINLEY
INTERVIEWED
With Reference to Charges
Made Against Him.
THERE'S NOTHING IN EN-
That, at Least, Is What
Receiver Says.
THERE'S NOTHING IN EN-

Guthrie. o. T, June S.-The announce
ment that Chas. c. Adams has mailed
sworn charges to the interior department
at washington against F. E. Mckinley.
receiver Of the Guthrie land Office. has
caused much talk here today. Adams
contested for a valuable claim in the
Iowa country. but the fling Of Billie Dent
was first after the Indian patent was
cancelled at Washington. Adams in his
napers charges official misconduct and
asks for an investigation from the inter
Tor department
Receiver Mckinley. who is a cousin Of
the president, was asked by the cores
pondent for the Eagle about the charges
He said: I'VE know nothing of the
charges here. Adams and three other
persons fled on this claim prior to the
canceling Of the Indian patent az Wash
lngton. Belle Dent was the first 70 file on
the claim after the action OF the depart
ment ct Washington in csncelling the
Indian patent was received. We simply
took up the filings and examined them,
rejecting them according to the law on
the matter
.what win be ths result Of these
chzrges?"
1--WE don't think that anything viii
come Of them. It is easy to make charges
but 1t IS another thing to prove them.
When we have acted according to law in
the matter our duty is done. and nothing
can touch Us after our duty is perform
ed
ANY Of the other persons whose filings
were rejected nave the same right to file
charges that Adams has upon the same
grounds, but the fling Of Belle Dent was
the arst one made after the Indian pat
ent was cancelled at Washington"
Adams is confident that his charges
VIII bring on an Investigation by the in
terror department and The whole situation
IN regard to this case viii be laid bare
The claim is on the Black Bear bottims
and is a very valuable one.
Rich red blood naturally results from
ET00Ffc co~eq rarfI1a tones
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Oklahoma City. o. T.. June S.-The de-
post required Of the citizens of this city.
IS 500 for a new theater building has been
placed in the Western National bank.
The contract which was made has been
kept and the opening performance will be
on the night OF November D. The build
ing is to be four stories. The contract
for the work is to be let by the 18th Of
this month
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
INDIANS HOLD COUNCIL
Protest against Opening OF Indian
Reservations.

Guthrie. o. T., June s.-Chief Delos
Lone Wolf and ouannah Parker and
ooo other Indians Of the Comanche and
Kiowa tribes are holdinga council at An
darako for the purpose of sending a dele
cation TO Washington TO protest against
the opening Of the Indian reservations
If Colonel Randlett allows them TO go
TO the national capitol a great many state
secrets Of how the allotments and the Sc
lection Of the pasture lands have been
made. viii be exposed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
DONATIONS 70 COLLEGE.
Agricultural College Receives Three
Thoroughbred Heifers.

Manhattan Kan. June 3.-Charles Nor
rison, Phillipsburg, has donated to the
Kansas State Agricultural college pure
bred red poned heifer. This heifer is the
first of the breed to be owned by the col
lege. She comes from a large strain Of
the breed, her sire weighing 900 pounds
in light fesA.
The college has Just received two pure
bred Shorthorn heifers, one from T. K.
Tomson & Son, Dover, Kan, and the
other from T. p. Babst, Dover Kan.
Mary OF Elder Lawn. the Shorthorn
from. the Tomson herd. is sired by Gallant
Knight who won with ils get fourteen
prizes at the national Shorthorn show ar
Kansas City. She IS a splendid animal
and comes from an unusually productive
family; her grand-dsm, now a years old,
IS suckling her thirteenth calf.
Easter Lily, the Shorthorn from Babst.
IS a Cruikshank topped heifer belonging
to the famous Phyllis family and brings
10 the college some Of the most noted
show ring blood in America
These heifers are valued at 500 each
and viii be used TO show students the
form a bef animal should have 10 make
money.
Fnr,f1raoe Tosneefors n Porto ERfro
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Captain Percy ". Moss, Paragould,
Ark, says: Il think Peruna is undoubt-
edly the finest and surest catarrh cure
ever prepared, and it has taken but two
bottles to convince me Of this fact"
Judge Wm. T. Zenor, Of Washington,
D. c., writes from 2ls n. Capital Street,
Washington, D. c.:
Il take pleasure in saying that can
eheerfuIly recommend the use Of Pc
yuna as a remedy for catarrhal trouble
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
LIS COOP BLuEF
LOndoners Claim That British Trade
n. &. no fssr-

Londou. June 3-The Daily Chronicle
prints a long interview with John T.
Tracy ana a. Foster Higgins. ol the NeR
York delegation. the gist OF whose con-
versation was thar there is ample busl-
ness TO keep both The United States ana
the United States ~ snything bat friendly
Great Britain occupied so long as they
wish TO be. and that there IS 10 idea in
rivalry.
Commenting editorialiy upoa the dec
larations. the Daily Chronicle saws. "A
needless wave ot passion and depression
following in England about trade vh.ch
astensihIy refuses 70 be depressed Brit-
ish trade IS growing Qulte ss fast IS
American or German"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Pond Creek. Q. T, June s.-The Grant
county jail is vacant This is the first
time for a number OF months that the jail
has been vacant and certainly shows that
the citizens Of this county are not law
breakers.
Erastus Robbins has not been heard OF
yet and the chances are small that he VIII
be found.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Guthrie. o. T.. June s.-Governor Jen-
ldns and party left this morning for
Saltwater to attend the commencement
of the A & n college and board Of re-
gents meeting.
Governor jenkins VIII return here we'd
nesday and win then so to Norman to at
tend the commencement OF the territor-
ial university and VIII return on satur-
dav
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
Grand Trunk Railway system

The Picturesque Pan-Ame1can Route
to Buffalo" win mail on receipt Of 2 cents
in stamps. sent to its City Passenger
and Ticket agent. 24s Clark street, Chi
cago. the handsomest descriptive folder
of the Pan-American Exposition yet is
sued.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

and a most excellent tonic for general
conditions. ."-Wm. r. Zenor.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from The use Of Pcrnna,
write at once TO DR.. Hartman, givins a
full statement Of your case and be viii
be pleased to give You his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President %
The Hartman Sanitsrium, Columbus
Ohio.