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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Central
Christian church VIII meet at the church
this "wednesday afternoon at , o'clock.
There viii be a meeting Of Elmo lodge
Of Perfection this evening at 7.5o o'clock
Business Of Importance Al members re-
quested TO be present.
Remember there is q box supper and
shadow contest al the elect Knights and
Ladies han tonight. rs South Main
street Everyone IS welcome
The Womsns Unitarian society viii
meet with Mrs. Hosfond. SO South To-
peka avenue. Thursday. the 7th inst.
at 2.3o p. N. Regular program. A fun
attendance requested.
Columbia lodge No. xiii meet in reg
ular session this afternoon At : o'clock
sharp. Business Of importance 70 dele
gates 10 convention 81 Topeka Refresh
ments served after the meeting.
The Contemporary club VIII meet next
Saturday evening. November sth. at the
home Of the Misses StaIey, OF the corner
OF Thirteenth street aad Fairv.ew ave
nue. The subject for discussion IS An
archy.
The German Fair vii be open tomor-
row night. free % everybody. Some ar
ticies VII be disposed o. Eve-ey body
who holds number is requested 70 be
present Meals 7iI b. served as regular
ly as usual
The funeral O John 6 Bright VII take
place ron the family residence. - West
Central avenue. tomorrow afternoon az
go o'ciock. ard not AZ 30 as announced
in yesterdays Eagle. Rev. =. A. Ayuch
WI oleiate and the Grand Army wi
have charge II tie cemetery
C0mrany 4. attention. Members q
Comp-ay 4 VII 90 or 70 target grzc-
tae- thursday morning i-1vlug TIE a.
u-orT - SIS Convey rce VII D Pc
y-lei Lhe season IS rapliIy c-lw.-E -
ci-se. Every member j. -rz1 q en-
orac- every opportunity q engage .r
target pr4c-.-= ~ the rsEse
AIRS Frs-z snniraier M~- fse-rT
8 anItzi-r ana Ass DoIie sh7 tzi-r 1853
expect most * thesr fr.eras % t~se aIa-
zcr With them ~ Ire GsEuaz L1rEeral
L-tn-rz- church TAR todzy a. e seek
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. H NJ. Dubois. Alb
stractor. Court House. Phone 2S3)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
J. E ". Cobb to J. B. Blazer. 20, .,
Second street. Davis addition. zoo
H. A. Selinger to !. E ". Cobb,
same property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Harry f. Dean TO E. F. Hellar. ..
"A Ohio avenue. Elliott & Ham
monds addition ...................... 500
Samuel P. McCarty to E. +. Hellsr,
- Indiana avenue, Mathewsons
third addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Lonia c. Hic-nan TO ". II. Anderson
20. =. block ., Orme & Phillips ad-
dition .....-...........-..-....... u50
Hart-West Land Co. 10 J. NJ. Giles
pie. a Indiana avenue. Mathewson's
third addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Agnes Ladue TO Grant Knepple. %.
= Dayton avenue, Glendale addi-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Sarah Brigh TO John B. House
l00l. l003. To- Lewelien avenue, Grif-
fenstein's eighth addition ......... $50
John D. Symons TO II. G. NcComas
IS. 80. = Fourth avenue. Thomas
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900
II. 3. Robertson TO r. II. Reed. :.
g. Fifth avenue. North Park adj
ton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Cheney Rea' Estate CO. 10 ". J. An
derson. north Zoe feet OF block s.
:. Cheney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Frank w. Reynolds 70 Ida n. Beck
ley /. 8. 5. :, Emporia avenue. Orme
& Phillips addition ......---.---..-.. 100
Joseph W. Allen 10 Fannie Steadman
Il Fourth avenue, J. r Mead 5 ad-
dition ................-.--- go
emily L. Stapp 70 Line Kouenberger
3D. 3 Fern avenue, block q, Wheel
er's addition .......-..-..--.---------- SO
Emily Z. Stapp 10 Lima kollenherser
1. 8. 4. 5. e, Arkansas and An
drews' Pyke's addition .-.-.-.---.--. GO
Frederick L McCuuy e al. 10 5. o.
Carpenter. west half southeast
quarter and east half southwest
1922 west excluding strip four
rods wide on west side an- rail-
road right Of way ..-.--..-----.--.--. go
John Keifner 10 Nicholas Clasen.
southwest quarter -S-eS-S vest. Selo
John ". Bursoa 10 j. A. Burson,
southeast quarter southeast quar-
ter 5--5-l west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
]. A. Barson 70 Aaron L. Try. south
east quarter southeast ouarter 80
west ....-......-.. --.... Ia
The Western Lard 60. 70 Jacob Bis
santz. > Douglas avenue. "a. z.
Smiths addrloa ......... --.-......-. ls-6
Wellesley college - R W Hail.
g i Lawrence avenue, Eaglishs
addition .-.-.--........-........-..- 90
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Ljvino On Nothino a Year.

One Of the most interesting characters
in modern fiction is that of the company
promoter who kept up appearances on
nothing a year and added to the "gayety
of nations in z. W. HornnS's interesting
novel. Young Blood, which appears in
the new edition OF copyrighted cloth
bound novels, printed from the original
plates of the $1.25 and $3.50 editions, and
now sold for a limited time at . cents
a copy to readers OF this paper only
Young Blood is as magnetic work as
the same authors other great success.
The Amateur Craftsman" and holds
the interest until the very last chapter,
when the great mystery surrounding the
young her0's life is finally cleared up.
Three other great works are placed on
sale for the first time in the new edi-
ton this week as explained on page
two Of todays Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06
CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Among the well-l1nown shippers who
helped TO furnish the supply Of hogs for
the Wichita market yesterday were the
following. Fritz DenOya. of Ponca City:
House 81 Wolf of Newton. JEFF Houston.
OF Pouca City; w. 5. Thomas. of POnca
City, W. Z. Beckham. of Burton; J. II.
Moore, OF Pond Greek; J. NJ. Pirtle. Of
II Dorado; Jackson d Merrill, of Furley
~. Schambacher, Of Putnam: William
Pennington. OF Benton; c. E. Blake, of
NJ. Hope; n. c. Miller. Of Haven.
@. a. Duncan, eX-county commissioner
of this county, was at the stock yards
yesterday with two car loads Of stock
cows. He shipped them from Kiowa,
and had them billed TO Kansas City, with
the privilege Of this market He set his
own price and got Il, and Of course he
was pleased with the Wichita market
Air. Bradley. the popular hog buyer for
the Cgdahy packing house, has returned
from q Two weeks visit 70 his old home
IN kentucky, and was on the market yes
terdav.
The hricklayers are raising the walls Of
the new Dold packing house. and by the
last of this week il viii be finished to the
third story
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06

dramatic action IN Little Flossle's
Bible Lesson" II making Theses transit
tons. her poses and actions we're natural
( and easy. Not a single moment as n for
mere dramtic effect. only such az seemed
20 spring Justly and naturally from The
sentiment Her voice was well IN har-
mony with her action. In Constance
prayer and Fiossiss entreaty. Il hal
tenderness IS II sprayed with tears IN
Blanches command. Il was cold and
hard as her tyrsaic and heartless threats.
In the father words Il was harsh ard
severe as his biood-letting lash across the
victims face. Saturalness ease ard
force. were the dominant charactsrlstics
of Miss Crumbs work These sre cusI-
ties that please and win everywhere. ard
these are qualities that characterizs this
school. The numerous piece, wanted %
Learn Elocution." ~ George Dunn.
Mabel Nossnan and opal Remspear. was
happily and humorous,y rendered. Miss
Dunn giving ere 6lclectic humor. Miss
3Iossnnan. rustic ignorance and passion.
and Miss Opal Remspear. some cute snd
spicy ssiEdes. Zach showed remarkable
ease and SER command for pupils -
young IN their course q training.
The singing b. Mrs. Hubert Chl1 ard
daughter Blauche. was marked hy f-'l-
ness Of tone and eiEtiuctases q engncia-
ton. and ~ the absence u tHaf Effected
ard oHeuslys Qgaver 90 often given br
professional singers TIE good Heree ard
good taste q these lad.es are 60 BE- COM
mended fef thelr freedom frors az eTref-
Il ouavsrs ard shreks IT'S time that
a good rlauy ssararz should learn fhat
there II q wlss 6i-erencs between ART
artl1csutv ore Eleaaes ard the oiEer
oTetds Nature is material and not art
aclal nor zGe-te1-
E- Wa Browns Staring Vss gaifs iu
harmony slth tsat ~ ere above aid O.
eervss Ike c1rrr1ea1sfl1n.
~ the clese Dr He's re prfsripai %
ne school. preseute1 ire cl1iarzs. ard
r a fsE clear ard corgprshsHrlFs state
n1erts. showed thzt pace - slncstloa Sd
ths Ga1 = s5a1af4on. Tls waa Sc
Gently seated i1 cs-ererct h.tHrs1 iz-
rrssrfoa a-f ez5-esrion- Ire r7rk %
the variS. th@ s-hoas ard tie co.eEs 6
impressive. ire z1rx ~ enc seseli q sls-
c1tlon - ezPresa9z The former RE
facts. idszs images. The lafteT strl 81
90 give fhs t-et ~zrrrrr ~ - thsss fa-ts +.
s-ezs ard irraEea tEezre . fasHa tsaf i
ne aese-e - @lsca.ior q tte fra7E -
gre orEazs = wee ans arf491. a2arS 20 4
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06

ran's Bali has received few rss coats
~ color THE season. most ~ ERE songs
being new and fresh. ths comedy orisiu-
o.. end the dancing fraturcs unique and
striking. but 81 is rtin recognizable as ths
same satisfactory play which Thousands
laughed az last season The management
evidently intended % maintain size exc
ceIent standard So ~ fh0 rerf1~rl arses
of the paat ard from all accounts they
have certaiuIy Eucceeded. The yrsseut
brilliant farce ~ su elastic rta Nhisl
does not corfne Ire members - any
rarticular walk 81 tfs crauatic highway.
bat allows them % wander o. snd
change costumes. sing ard dance. fern
stage pictures sesurne 0isE'sisss. srd
Illustrate fafs ~ the DAY. al q ihsss
digrszrions exercising 10 rerceufitls IA
fusnce upon she progress - ths pay. Ia
brief bei1r constructed O. susss fsr an
evening. has 70 serious irtsnt. either ~
dialogue or nugs3c. An exceef;nEiy strong
ard Efficient east r~preseutiuE an 'srss'4si
degree q talent has been srgsxsd. sn5
'.FInnlrans Bslr' vii - sses here az
ths Crazferd Grand On usxt M7stsT,
November 18th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06
SUPREME COURT WILL GUESS.
Will Sc Asked 70 Say Who Own:
s1,5oo.oo.

S. B. Amidon went TO Topeka last night
TO attend three cases before that tn
bunal. One OF them is the now famous
Rock Island Lumber company case. IN
which the city OF Wichita has an inter
est. 1t has been in court for over three
years.
When S. 2. Joceiyn was one Of the po-
lice commissioners in this city he de-
posted 500 OF the money collected for
fines in the Fourth National bank IN his
own name as commissioner. The Rock
Island Lumber company claimed that
Mr. Jocelyn owed it about that amount
for lumber and ran a Earnishment q the
bank. and hence the suit.
The case was taken 70 Harvey county
on change OF venue. and there the lum-
Der company lost its suit. X appealed 10
the court OF appeals. and there the
judges were divided and sent the case
TO the supreme court.
What the supreme court is expected 20
decide is. who is entitled TO that money.
Mr.. Jocelyn says it was not his money,
and the Rock Island Lumber company
is insisting that Il is Nj Jocelyn's
money. IN the meantime the city OF
Wichita reckons that she has the best
right to it. When the supreme court
takes a guess at it that viii probably
Se.ff. q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06

ing OF irritation IN passing. 5rick-cust
or sediment In the urine headache. back
ache. lame back. dizziness. sieepiessncss.
nervousness. heart disturbance due te BAD
kidney trouble. skin eruptions from bad
blood. neuralgia. rheumatism. diabetes
bloating. irr.tabnty wornout feeling.
lack Of ambition. loss or neeh. saliow
complexion. or BriEhts disease
II your water. when allowed 10 remain
undisturbed in glass or bottle Tor TWEEN
ty-four hours forms a sedimcut or set
ting or has a cloudy appearance. a Is
evidence that your kidneys and bladder
need Immediate attention.
II you have the slightest symptoms q
kidney or bladder trouble. or n there -
a trace Of Il 10 your family history. scnd
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ton. y. y. who viii gladly send you hy
mail. Immediately. without cost % yo'L
a sample bottle ~ swamp Root ana a
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cents ard ore dollar Remember the
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rreserffa 20 highly giras-c agfiencs -
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WILL NOT BE GREAT
Busch Fays st, Louis Fair Must Re
POstDoned sure.

st. Louis. No, Nov. 5.-Adolph Busch,
chairman of the committee on foreign
relations of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position company. who has just returned
froma six months tour of Europe, in an
interview in the Post-Dispatch today,
said: 1T viii be impossible TO hold d
great worlds fair in St Louis in 1893. q"
He said further: If the exposition is
to be on scale Of international great
ness, the time 1or preparation should be
postponed at least for one year
y am firmly convinced" added Mr..
Busch, "of the correctness Of my judy
ment. At the first opportunity 7 shall
make this statement to the directors of
the exposition"
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FOG LIFTED PARTLY
Coast Is Still in Haze, Impeding
Traffic.

London, Nov. 5.-Altough the streets of
London were traversable today without
the aid of lamps, the coasts are still fog
bound and railroad and other traffic is
much impeded. The cross channel steam
ers have the utmost difficulty in making
their port, in spite of the fact that the
fog guns are continually being fred.
Traffic on the Clyde has been blockaded
for twenty-four hours and steamers
bound for Ireland have peen unable to
leave port. A number of foreign steam
ers bound for GLASGOW have taken twenty
hours 20 traverse the twenty-four miles
Of river. On thte Humber all traffice is
suspended There have been railroad
collisions at various points and minor
wrecks have been reported along the
coast.
The hospitals of the metropolis report
that there were about a hundred cases Of
accidents treated during the night.
The mercury hovers at about freezing
point. Continental reports show that
Calise, Ostead, Lyons and Munich are
among the points fogbOund
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To Prove What Swamp Root. the Great Kidney Remedy
Will Do for YOU Every Reader of "The Eagle Nay Have
Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for more
than other disease. therefore.
neglect other kidney trouble Is
permitted to continue, fatal results follow.
considered only urinary and bladder troubles
modern
nearly their beginning in the disorder Of
these important organs.
Your other organs may need aten'ionbut kidneys
they do and uee1 attention first
If sick "feei BADLY" begin taking DR. Kiulers
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06
FEAST FOR THE BOYS.
Thomas Shaw Preparing to follow HI
Annual Custom.

Thomas Shaw Preparing TO follow His
Annual Custom.
Thomas Shaw is preparing to renew his
friendship and popularity with the news
boys and bootblscks on the approaching
Thanksgiving day. He is fixing up plans
for his big annual dinner for the lads
He has not yet selected the hotel At
which they will dine. but that can be
easily arranged at any time. Mr.. Shaw
commenced his annual custom Of dining
the boys fifteen years ago and many OF
the lads who attended the first dinner
are now useful citizens OF Wichita The
regret of all will be that Mrs. Shaw will
not be at his side this year. as in the past.
She has gone where the charity and kind
ness which was SO generously bestowed
upon the boys OF Wichita, finds approval
and reward
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STUDIES IN EUROPE.
Epworth Circle VIII Discuss Eurorr
in the Year 1000.


The Epworth Chautauqua Circle will
meet with DR.. Lynch November 18th. Tbs
following is the program:
Roll call-Current events.
Brief reports OF conditions In Europe
about the year 1000.
England-Dr. Lynch
France-NIiss Smith
Gearmsny-Miss Drown
Russia-Mr. Pierce.
Italy-Mrs. Covslt
Spain-Miss Covalt
Constsntinople-Nrs Shepard.
Men and Cities of Italy-Mr. Orr.
Was It Better that Pope or Emperor
Should Win in the War Of the Iuvesti-
tures?-Mr. Gibson.
Studies in Poetry OF Italy-8fiss Stever.
American Diplomacy-Mr Piatt.
Reading-"The Widow OF Crescentius"-
Miss Shepard.
Lesder-Miss F1agler
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06
CLUB HOUSE BEGUN.
5rseburn Golf Club TO Have 4 Besuti.
fUI Home

The foundation Is completed for The
Brseburu Golf Club house OF Fairmo1nt
heights The contracts are al let. the
pls-s adopted and work viii he hur-
red Up 70 have The building completed
before WlchIta's famous Indian sumner
has passed The club house vii have
az audience room twenty feet square.
= Eenuemsn's club room BK15 ana a
LADIES' room the same size One % the
valuable and interesting features % the
mex building vfl ~ siKty-foot porch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06

There was more business IN the cattle
section yesterday than on Monday
Pretty nearly all classes Of cattle were
represented in the transactions except
good butcher stock, which is more and
more in demand. There was one car load
Of fairly good butchers cows and two
cars OF fancy stock COWS on the market
The former brought $40 and the latter
S2.S5- There does not seem TO be any
difficulty IN disposing Of cattle on this
market, as there are buyers for all
classes at comparatively good prices.
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TIE Ky Est -r.r,-

on The Rock Island leaves Wichlts
fo- Topska. Kansas CITY an .n,e--ns5-
isse points a. I'D g. r. connecting q.
Herring -u t-r Sl.lnl branch points sr1
a. Kansas Cry for s.; Lla-s rish
trains. Thls train Vii esanecs With
Rock Island celebrated '-Co.era55 Frve-''
arriving a. Deave- and Colorado sDrluEs
nert rcrn.rS
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GOING TO COAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dunn to Make a
Months Trip.
Mr. Ben Dunn, division passenger agent
Of the Frisco system. viii leave today for
an extended trip to the Pacific coast
The occasion is the meeting Of travelling
passenger agents al San Francisco. Mr.
Dunn VIII be absent a month. Yesterday
he received transportation for himself
and family over half a dozen systems
including Pullman accommodations. He
viii 60 10 san Francisco over the south
ern route and viii return over the north
ern route Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn have never
Oecn on the coast and they are expecting
a beautiful trip.
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ST. lnuls.

St Louis. Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts.
4.S00, including 1900 Texans: market
steady; native steers. sc oea6.45; stockers
and feeders, g. 1908 90; cows and heifers,
s.. 0od4.70; Texas and Indian steers, s.. 80
a. =; cows and heifers, 81. 29d3. %.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 10c lower;
pigs and lights. S5.59q5. .; packers, s.. 60
$3.50; butchers, S5.S006.071z
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; market strong:
native muttons. $2.75Q3. 10; lambs, $500
< N
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THERE ARE OTHERS.
Another Whopping Turnip Reaches the
Eagle Office.

There are turnips and turlips. Yes
terday the Eagle contained an account
Of big turnips brought in by T. 5 Hen
derson who lives seven miles southeast
Of Wichita and which weighed I've
pounds and ten ounces.
James Funk. who lives on the Gehrin-
farm read about It and q broad smile
came over his face. "Tu show those
fellows up IN Wichita what a big turnip
looks like Mr. Funk said 70 his wife
and with that he went out. hitched UP
his best draught team and brought the
wonder right straight 10 the Eagle Of
fee. It weighed exactly two ounces less
than six pounds.
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REV. THAYER RESIGNS.
VIII Take Passionate Of Topeka Con
QreaationaI Church.

greestionai Church.
Rev. Thsyer. pastor OF the ConEreEa-
tionaI church rendered his resignation 70
the church board and II will be accepted.
His new field win be IN Topeka He has
served four or FIVE years here. II corr
menung on his resignation. he fokingly
remarked that II he had % build another
church and 20 through another municipal
campaign that he wouldn't have friend
IN Wichita Rev. Thsyer surely did good
work in accomplishing the building OF
a handsome church edifce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-06

and supper at o'clock. at 10 East Doug
las avenue, the proceeds TO 90 20 the
church fund There viii be several ar
tfcles ranled OF this evening. Everybody
invited.
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WOOL MARKET.

S. Louis. Nov. Wool market frn:
territorial ana western melluuls. Is.I-s .
fre. iill5c. coarse. l-lc
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ST. Louis
Kansas city.

Kansas City, No, Nov 5.-CClosc.)-
wheat-December. s7se; cash. No. hard
6si-c; No. :. s7i5Qssc: No. . red. &c; No.
s. 7oisc-
Corn-Deoember. s6zsTess.c; cash. No. 9
mixed. 6fisc; No. white, $50. 10. 3. &c
Oats-No. white. GGflizc.
Rye-No. :. 56lzc.
Hay-Choice timothy. 3i2.5oGls; choice
prairie. Sl3Il3.55.
Eggs-F'resh. Sc
Receipts OF wheat. = cars