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Evening star., 1901-12-20
The Noble Macedonian Bandit,


The bandit is the Macedonian hero. The
admiration OF him is inbred. Greek inde-
pendence was won by bandits Injured to
fighting and marches. not by townsmen.
The Greek national costume today-the re-
splendent uniform worn by the kings crack
regimens Of "Euzones'-is that OF the AL
banian brigand. Macedonia spasmodicaIIy
hopes to be redeemed from Islam as was
Greece. In a country where poverty is the
sole safeguard against plunder the brigand
Is the only hero. and he is the only DANDY.
He comes into the semi-weekly market
where the women chatter over their wares.
or strides through a railroad car, known
by everybody. with his snow-white fusta-
nella standing out about him like a ballet
skirt. his heavily tasseIed cap, his
embroidered tunic stiff with cleaning
metal. twiriing his fierce mustachios. The
romantic young envy him: their elders at
least recognize In him familiar burden.
He Is popular.
Evening star., 1901-12-20
Logs Adrfff.
From the Seattle Times.

Great damage resulting from the recent
storm and high water has occurred at
Steinson. where Wind river empttes into
the Columbia Millions of feet of first
QuaIty logs have broken loose from an i'm
mense dam just constructed across Wind
r,ver ana they are now floating down the
Columbia to the Pacific ocean. The logs
LOST represent almost the entire cut of two
large logging camps in the Wind river VAL
ley during the last season
Evening star., 1901-12-20

John d. Rockefeller has given Chicago
University u.00O.0o for the general en-
dowment fund Of the school. He also con-
tributed $250. 600 more for the general needs
Of the university during the school year
Of 1901 -19O2
Evening star., 1901-12-20

A fire In st. Joseph's Protectory for Girls
at Norrfstown. Pa, In which there were
twenty-one sisters and 186 inmates. did
damage estimated at $4,000. There were
many narrow escapes.
Evening star., 1901-12-20
Cant. Dove Retired

Capt. Wilbur e. Dove. 18th Infantry, has
been placed on the retired list on account
of disabilities incident to the service
Evening star., 1901-12-20

A splendidly made Suit for
either school or dress; vestie
and double breasted; fine grade
81 black x and and nIusi Dlusii Sd 40
price ....... ~0oS)
Evening star., 1901-12-20

Boys Fine Vestie Double
breasted and 3-piece Suits, the
newest styles. made In an ex-
traordinarily good manner; also
the stylish Rus
sian blouse suits, n - no
selling at 81 and NH WS
IS .......... ~Oe>o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
8m. McGlintod unb T;rau am Guz

8n1. McGlintod unb I;rau an Guz
refa g. 9. M.,~ $416.
Gatbarine 90. 3obgera unb 9atte
an rSpcamore g. 9. &c 8. 9. g}r.1,"
$500.
So6n 9feifer unb 5ralt an nNortb
Bomb Ctr. g. 9. C g, 9. Yer. l."
5000.
Suite 6. 0pineGe uno 9atte an
CLARA 9. Collars, $1,000.
5rances 90. Sopler oil nMaotion
Square g. 9. d." $3.50.
6ermini 9spi3a an columbia g.
9. 8. &c g. d." $500.
@eralb ). @reacen an S9omas
9u96es, $500.
So6n 9. @pDns1er ttnb 6rau dp
r@Out4 GremOnt ctr. 8. & g. Co.,"
$500.
Stephen g. Campbell an IS. s.
MieBner 9. g." $500.
2puis %. !6ammen unb Srdu an
Ybilipp 6ammen unb 6rdu, $1,000.
Seize s. 6aq unb 5ra1 an S. 8.
Hotbert, $500.
eugene 9. Springer al n9ome 9.
g." $500.
CHARLES q. M}ofer uno Srau an
Orleans Str. 8. &c @. &c." 5000.
Marttn Qinfe unb 5ralt an rs, s.
NieBner 3. a." $500,
6reberid %. S9mibt, jun., un6
5rau an 80. @aitern 8. &c g. 3d."
$4,000.
SEP, BON 9artung an r9sarl ctr.
s. g. g." $1144,
Qaura 9. Ni5er an ben 1elben, $728.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Ser, sGnQcr hon Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: u8ermarta : WlGn=
ner6orz 6aGe." 5eitprdiib.nt 8. 8.
Wteman, Nr. LOG, Commerce; Seitz
9iriqent 8. M}elamet. S1ngirenber
QrdIibent George &irf4en)pfer, Gte
BON Bomb unb Gageritr. Gorreip.
unb prot. @efretGr Qoam Sbf, Nr.
1000, SreberidzQpe. 5inan5ietretdr
8. @ieieting. S9aBmeiiter 8. 8.
@aQner. Notwithstanding jez
ben spetten Treitag i'm Mrnat.
,Mripn."
Sauptqudrtier: rMe6anics'SaIe,"
Ger. 317, Meitz6apetteitr. Singitunz
be: Mitttpp9s; 0irigent S. G.5rant.
n@ermanias sc dnnerfo T."
Sauptquortier: nGermuniu Mdnz
nerborz5ale," Rr. 410-412, Wetz
2om6orb tr. Singfunbe: 0onnerz
flag; 0trtgent: Gbp. 8Ofr.er.
,Srpbfinn."
Sauptquartier: ,SrobIinrl : SaIe,"
Nr. 1000, Sreberifz& pe. Stngtunz
be: Mittpo6s; 0irigent: $. &riipz
pei.
nQrbeiter : Qtebertafel."
6auptquartier: Neibbartt's 5aqe,
Nr. 1913, MeIt=pratt1tr. S'ngitunoe:
Mittpo4s; 0irigent: 9rof. S. 9oaz
bra6t.
uSbaIia MGnner9or."
6auptquartier: 8otgt's !5ane, Nr.
1922, 0arforbzNpenue. S~ingitunbe:
Oienltags; 0irigent: $. ariippel.
nMebger @efangberein."
6auptquartier: Sorban's !1ale, CIR.
"a, GentrezM arfetzS space. ~C5ineftun=
be: Oienftags; 0irigent: s. G.6rant.
IS t9entran3."
Sauptquftier: 3prn's Saae, gde
8. unb @ougbitr., 9igblanbtOpn.
Singitunbe: Mittpp4s; 9i1igent: s.
&drplus.
uNrbeiter : Mdnner9or."
Sauptquartier: 4nbreas'$,aqe, gtr.
314, 6anpperItr. G%ingitunie: Mtitt=
po6s; 9irigent: 8. MelanIet.
rMeGobie.~
5auptquartier: s. Sites Safe, Gde
2piptraBe unb 8eIairzN tartt. Sing
ftunbe: Sonnerftags; 9trigent: S.
&arolus.
80 GGub."
6auptquartier: &nabe's DaQe on
Der OIt>8altimoreitr. Si~lgitnnbe:
M~pntags; Oirigent 9. Mellmet-
nGbelneiB."
9auptquartier: 4ber's 6aQe, @de
bon Sait= unb GafternzMpe. Sing
itunbe: 9ienftags; DiriBent u.
@hneiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Gin beflagenspert6es nngliid iptro
aus &Dnigsbitts in Sdleiien gennelz
bet. Sm 8a9ni6adt Der &onlgsgrl7
be puroen bier 8ergleute our9 hsrabz
fanenbe apble beridiittet, uno or
an 10 ungiinfttger @teae, boB e
3ettung unm0gli4 eri4eint. Sroea
benz finb fofort Die ausgeoehnteitsn
3ettungsarbeiten in ansriff gerorn@
men tporben.
Sn 9aris bat Der 8unb fir bic
9ertbeibiguns Der Meni4enreate,
bauptid9li6 pobl, Tim ii9 an ben
Na9barn gu rei6en, cine entrifeteyte%
Iolution gegen bas @umbinnef nr@
t6etl angenpmmen. Die bsuti4sn
8lGtter pariren bamit, oaB tie fagen:
r0entt an Orepfus!"
Sp6n Campbell, Der Sberri4ter BON
Colorado, paFtrte bier auf Dem Usage
BON 8ab @aItein mad 2onDon.
8ei ben biesiGbrigen Sagoen into
minten erlegte Der 8uiier IA Rotbz
hirfche.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
shiensaeriGt nnrqeidIlnacn.

G~drdCds, 8ene3uela, 4. SttDber.
- Gs perlautet aus oerldBlt9er
QueQe, baB es Dem @efanbten 8Otpen
in elmer me6r als 3peiitiinoigen Gonz
feren3 gelang, Die an bern 4spbaltz
@treit 8et6eiligten, bic 8.rtreter Der
8ermu0e3 : GeieGI6aft un,o BON 8erz
r1er C Quinlan, gu ii6erreoen, fi3 Ell
mem S9iebsgert4t gu u%ntertperfen.
Oas StaatszO Department in Waf6=
ington lit eriu6t porOen, Die 4Sp6alta
@eieG19aften in NepzOort CUR On
na6me bieies Planes 3u bepegen, tpo=
nit bic Ieibige Srage beieitigt pdre.
!6errn 8open tptrb bier fir feline err
folgrei9en 8emiibungen aQgemeins
2lnerfennung 81 She'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
mdrnI1uncr Ethule fir Sdubc.

Ser "a. Rurius Der Marpldnner sbule fir Saus
be beqinnt un1 Is. September. Sieies III cine
reliqionsloie edule fir taubs &inpsr unb iunes
2eute, unb iolte, oeren Gsb6r 10 manqeIbaft lit,
bat ibr 3eiub Der iibliben S6ulcn ausaei6loNen
1T. 9fer lpe,itlt 2ebrsr ffr aippen= uno Rtbens
2eien. Sat elm. Snrnauftalt uuo Kindergarten.
@obe unb eeiunSe Gage. 6of uuo nnterri6t frei.
Mssen QufHabms i6reibe man an Gbarles u.
Glp, Erinsipal, Sreoerif, nh
~(Wua6+Eept21. 81 81. EDl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
pie Cation Yurnett
NnuOeISiGeatIc

III uniibtrtrofien in DER gorbersituus iunser Mdss
nr uno DtaO6sn fir Ri, gelbditii4s 3bdiiateit
CHER photographic unD SppepritiHa.
Seren Hsbrer Tno betaHu, Durb pas Snttrehe,
tpe!bcs fs on ben @rblten itDss t%inielntn S@iis
l.rs ntbnltn, unD Ou,b ibr:n Gifer, ibren graouir'
ten CUTE St.aen gu oeri9afiea.
9agesibu.s .rdbr.no tes qanssn Sabrts ~gsoffHtt.
G6snbi6ulen tperDen am 30. e~ptembsr srs
Dfinet. @:een ipe)i.Gsr 8spineungsr etc. peHos
man nd ODER Ibr.ibe an 6 I & SurHttt
GotIeQrf Goroofi=5f. Baltimore uno Charles
6trast, baltimore, DO. S. g. 3. 5e!spbon ct.
Daul 1850. (ausI3. 3Jlt. 2&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
The Chattel Loan Association

pom Baltimore.
GeerTnott, I'm GelObOrg.r Dor geiablanu un.
ndBiger 4roisnte fir Sarleben su itisen.
@tlo perliebtn auf M6beln unn 9ianos fir ,tpei.
pitr, iehs, abt, sehn uaD ipDlf WROnate 81 DEN bon
pr lebtsn Gsiesgebung ittgclsbtsn &aten.
W:qtn ppltr Ginstiubtitsn lprtbe man in unies
rem VIreau Dor.
Tranf q. SnmbIetpn, Grdfbent.
Daniel gB. Sppper, Sdasmeifsr.
-. q. Tinlep, Wianeger.
3immern G,. l uno 2. srter JIur, linfs bom
6auptt;uqanas I'M .GlsnH=guiloiuQ," Rr. II, 81
9aulsStrabe. (Giil3, IS, l&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Sic Marplaneer sd,mle fiir Slinbe

mira am 16. g cptember 1904 mierer erpfnet.
Gisie 54ule fir blinos Gtuoer unO iclae ainotr,
bersn eebfraft 10 idlpl4 1T, DAB fs BEN untsrr;at
in ben Dtfsntliden S6uleH nibt btifpobntn tonHsn.
aeh0rt feiner ~religioien Set. an. RInDer, Die i'm
Sitrift Columbia tpobnen, tueroen unt.r %bsnlslbsx
gsDineungen aufgenpn1m.n, nj. pi7tniatn, fpel1e
in Marplonb anidifa fno. Geiube UNI Mufnabme
fontsn an &. 5. Up orrio n, Superintendent
Baltimore, 1lb., etri6tst iperpsu- faus25 lVRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Ell. ct. Tnfenha.GpQca.

6tmbien=R urius: Rlaifi6sr, tpiHenihattli6tr unb
faufmdnniiher 11ntsrri6t; eriinDliber Hntstri1t in
Der oeutfhen Gpra6e. : 9eningungen: rSoaroers'
rro GfGpn BON flint Mcnaten S115. Stuolcn
beginner am Oien G Q, Den 8. September 1901.
Vlan ~aoreifrt:
Bruner Scfepb, Tireftor.
Station 8, 9altinore. Mb.
Rataloa auf Rerfanqen- (Suli17, 2D9tt,1 =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

,,MdrnfanS Snffttut."
Wfai. unc 3eidbensG dbufr.

Wrpf. Otto Tndbs. BrinsipaI.
&unh.H epartentent (EaesGlaHenl ~tr6ffnet am l.
Gftobsr. 3sidmsn in awen graaben nab Der Nds
tur unD nab Dem atben. GHtlulrte, Dtalsn IL
MoHrfotben irno yG.l, iosris mpoeairen.
6amfats sRlaHen' in b~eni.lben unterridtsa fpetaen
uno IprntN= llntsrridt beginner am s.. Sttpbsr.
Rinebartz S6ule fir Bilobauerei an ielben Gage
mi. bic 9aq=6dmlen.
Mbenn.RlaNen beginner ON IA. Sftpber - Gret'
banb=, Mal9insuieibRsH uno ar6iteftouiibas 3lgs
men. cs
Ratalcse Fno i'm 5nfitut .,u baden ooer rer Ves
psridnot. Jonn ~. edrter.
Nrdhpent bes gomite's Der Mals uno 3si1ehl0h'L
Dian a%oreiiire: George e. " aban. attuar.
fSentl8. 81. Ga, Si-Gtt22
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
0el0 amsshseibeu.

0arlebcn anf MDbefn iino anocre
6l1erpat,u tlr 8 Yro3sul = geEdu ua1 otm neutn
Geles; aana ~pripatim. at6ter, CIR. 2l0, Oft=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3immer Or. 4 uYaniant
Bnilpius.1 81 Der Office spiro Seuti4 ssiproder.
(Eept7, DIT. T&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Wcbraudleu sic Oelh2

Ieaen gnteihen auf WfbbcTn, 0ianps, pferbe
II. /. 10. Su ben nieorisiten Jtaten u1o aui Die lanajfe
Relt penpe man lid an oas BUREAU con
Sobn T. BfIfrn,
Siumsr Tr. Z, Tr. 2. Gf=9tringtou.St rak.. q
slnr, 9uiID.r's GgEangt Building.
(San.,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Nr. B, rnzGharIesss traBc.

Ut. u WuCU>OHUtItb>SIIWRC.
Sn itber SimF4t fortf6rfttti6 anS ant
Der e5be Der Stit. S~teIInngeH fir @raDuirts
obne @ereiture b.faret. G%inJttsn
riot in gubbaltuns. S6oHi6rsiben, aritbnsttt,
Stsnograpbis, Sppepritin9 uup anoere Gee snftlnDe.
Cine 4rIfung trpiHi9t.
cages 66uIe Das gauge 5abr. Stala
f6nnen ireeub cine 3:it eintrtten.
Mbentz . Gul BON Gt.ober bis Uphill
GItgantsr RataIpa aratts.
6. s.. gprmau. grifbent.
q. L 9.=TsIe5bou 1913. (aus2i. 3Dtts, z&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
yH0.

Eor3iet5be S6ule NIT G9obnuna uno @eftfi'
euna fir iunge MdHnr uno Rnabsu mid unter
5poli Sabrsn. llnterribt: milf ;njbaft!ib, litsrds
rid, taufmdunti9, pprbersitenD. GroifHet az
Eieui 4 Q, DEN 3. September.
Die drii1Itdben SrGeer.
(Muae1. rMt, TSSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
eon,fo.Gon.o. uercs @chsr,r

SpDuln- Gplcg, ncucS 0cbaune,
Gafpert. unp Mabifon=S trabe, unter 2eitrira Der
0drtr Der p@sieQitait SeIu." Gus 61uliahr bes
aiunt am %stpeitsn Si,nftag cs September. MegsE
Observation-Disclosures penee man fh on
Rep. Spbn 8. Guirt. s. J.
(s1ug10. 1&S ,lUatl Gr6Fnsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Sarlehen auf MDbeln.

Rsusr, Iei6ter. LANCER Ridiablungsplan, nis
folder BON ionft RisHianeem %OfLsrirt niro: auf
bic 9eit ein.s Sabres, nsun sic ss ipini&en.
Qtius falIGen g~triprsbuustH in ben Ssitungsn.
Reins 3infen=9aten a~neeleis.. UNI Sic IRE ~
iubren, BOD pero,u Sbnen ale g0rtbeile sebetsn,
nr -potomoc Qoan Guardntee Genlpaup,- 3irnmsr
Rr. g. ,gauf ben Ealtimore=4Gebduoe, Gde galtis
mores unb st. paul.Strat.. lR0p. Is. S.&S.l0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Darlebsn- $1Ob bis S25O-Darlebsn

auf WDbeln. Nianps, Crseln ufp.
NaS &eieR pm 1900 ftrift befplat.
Rtec.iefic unn tesale pro;eute.
Melfefes Oefdb6ft btefer Mrt.
marplanS GbattfI foam Aaofiation,
galperts Suilpins gerihtsbauie sesealb,r.
Sin,mr 81. 2e una 81 (,.psitsr 6lur).
GinpfsGde Gapettes unn ct. Naulz 9trake.
Gineane: Gap.tt.s unb ct. 4aul=Strubs.
aor,iie: albert SIums. IT,. Setretdr.
Galptrt=GuilDino, Baltimore.
4eent pirc auf Muni4 psripre1en-
Nop9,l5,&&6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Sprlaouns an Samplon?
Sein priet an DEN "lieben SdIsp."
Snterehamte WuSia8en in oer geftrts
gen sienng ocs Gbrcmeerihts.
-Gapt. HpD9er5 ais 3euse.


Greu5er n8rooflbn's" pirfIame Or
belt in Der Seeidla9t bon Sanz
tiaso. - Del aoblenpprratb bes
nfliegenben" Geihnabers am "a.
Mai. - Sir cine ldnsere 5abrt
Bel boiler S9neqiefeit piirbe er
ni9t ausgerei9t baben. - Rd6=
5tenMtttpp9 tritt Mbmiral S9leD
in Hubeitanb.-9ie nnteriu9uns
be5iigli4 bes 9anfzn Corners" in
Manild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Die 9elegaten bonn 8ouoernaurWopo
mad 9auie gei4ift. Demon
ftrationen gu 9uniten bon Reciz
pro3itGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

- gu lebensldnelidem @efdngniB
perurtbeilt nurbe g. Colombo bon
Greenni9, Conn.,, tpesen grmoroung
bon sSSucob 2apfpn bon bort, bes 8or=
manns elmer Mbtbeilung Nrbeiter, gu
pel6er Colombo 5dblte. Der Wiorb
fpurbe i'm Wai b. z. beaanQen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
BENEFIT 90 the Community.
VERDICT F0R PLAINTIFF
Liabilities OF District school Omeer
Is Settled in Court.

The Law in respect to the liabilities OF
a school district for the acts OF It's Off
GERS was quite thoroughly discussed IN
the city court one day the past week.
in the case OF J. a Dawson vs.. School
District No. III. known as sunhower dis
trice
on April a. 1865, one Bates sold and
delivered a school chart 20 Lyman Mat
thews as clerk and VIM. Dyer as director
20 the district Bates received a warrant
upon the treasurer OF the district pay
able in four months, and asst zned &c 20
J. A. Dawson. cashier OF the Commercial
hank Dawson. BY his attorneys. Ham
uers q E7oulke. brought suiE on the
warrant and indebtedness James Comfy.
attorney fer the district. coufelded that
the warrant ives absolutely voiG because
it vas not legally issued. for the reason
that the treasurer. T. II Corbin received
I'D notice IL time % Be AT the meeting
a. the board when the contest was mad
Also that there was 10 ratification q
the accounts OF IRE clerk ard director AZ
any district meeting. nor b. the posses
sion and use o. the char
There was evidence 20 show that the
chart had beez in the possession Of the
district BY rs officers. and alec that
levy had been made AZ the annual meet
Ing % uav for the chart
There was couaicting evidence ss %
whether all the members had notice.
Judgement vas glven Tor the plaintiff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
SPECIAL
ELECTION
CALLED
Guthrie VIII Vote on Bonds
for improvement.
SEWER SYSTEM PLANNED
Public School Building Also
Contemplated.
SEWER SYSTEM PLANNED

Guthrie. 0. T, May 4-Mayor ]. E.
Ban has issued a proclamation for a
special bond election TO be held on the
4th of June. for the purpose of voting
bonds to the amount OF sl55, eco; SO, coo
Of this amount is to be used for the
construction of an additional school
building; So. 600 OF the entire amount Of
bonds will be used for the construction
Of a permanent sewer system for Guth-
RE. These bonds viii probably bear in
terest at 6 per cent.
For the extension Of water mains and
the perfecting Of the citys service,
S30,00O has been decided to be the proper
amount TO be used in this manner: s25,-
GOO of the amount win he used for the
erection Of a city building. These i'm
provements viii be of immense value
to Guthrie and It is considered that there
is no question but what the bonds win
carry. There is much need OF the i'm
provements and especially so in respect
to a sewerage system and city build
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
He WAS RESCUED
lTr. r. y. Ford Gives Testimony for
Or McKanna

Through one OF the leading citizens Of
Wichita Nr. p P. Murdoch ] wac per
mitted and assisted 70 be treated for
liquor habit after a protracted spree Of
one month. by Dr. Mekannas treat
ment FOR liquor habit. ] was not placed
under guard. but was given an oppor-
tunity TO VISIT saloons and drink when
ever and Is long as I had 8 desire. pro
vi6ing I would return 20 the hotel at
certain intervals for treatment, which
did. / left of drinking after the lrst
days treatment aud can truthfuily Say
that within IS hours after the first
trestment I had no sesire for liquor.
The treatment Is pleasant and has no
bad after effects.
1 havs tried The Reeley and other
treatments Without the result already
obtained. There we're several other men
taxing treatment at the same time and
al are well pleased with the results and
I would advice anyone who uses liquor
to excess. Dot 20 delay one day bat cau
OF Dr. 8lcKanna az tie Manhattan hotel
at the earliest moment r. 7. FORD.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
BATCH OF
OKLAHOMA
CRIMINALS
Returned From Trial at Paw
nee TO Federal Jail.
SOME OF THEM TO HANG
Sheriff Gives Them a Ride on
Special Car.

Guthrie. o. T.. May A-Deputy q. s.
Marshal Hunt returned today from Paw
nee with eleven criminals in a special
ear. who ere to be placed IN the federal
Jan in this city. These men were taken
20 Pawnee in a special car for the term
OF court which has just been concluded.
The men brought back are: George Bar
clay. to hang June q; James Brummitt.
70 hang June %. Floyd ElIer, sentenced
20 three years in the penitentiarys J. P.
Stanley. three years in penitenuary; Tom
Edwards. sixty days in federal Jail, one
year I'm penitentiary: VIM. Norris. sixty
days in federal jail; sam Hicks. sixty
days in federal jan, 500 fne; John WI
son. six months in federal lan. Marcus
Pugh. sixty DAYS I'm federal jail 500 6ne:
Ed Daugherty. sixty days in JAN. 500
fine Richard Drake. indicted by jury and
20 De held untl next term of court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
BID THRoUeH a MIsTAKE.
Father Rushes into q Burning Build
inc to Save His Chlld.

ing to Save His Child.
Cheyenne @. T.. May 4.-On Sunday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dean CunninEham
and their two children returned to their
home from visit to neighbors. Shortly
after their arrival Mrs Cunningham. who
was ia the COW lot noticed smoke issu-
ms from The house. Having left her six
months-oid baby on the bed she rushed IN
and secured The child. which she found
enveloped En- flames. the bedclothes hsv-
ing caught fire in some mysterious man
uer. Saatching a pair of blankets. the
frightened woman rushed out shrieking
as she ran. My baby, oh. NY poor
baby The chilo had received such seri-
Gus Injuries that It died THAI night IN
rescuing the child the mothers clothes
caught en- IRE. but with Ereat presence OF
mind she wrapped herself and the child
IN the blankets and rolled on the grouud
til The flames were spbdued During
this time the father has seen The smoke
ana heard the screams and was flying
home Arriving there. De found his wife
enveioped Ga the blankets ana shri6kinr
apparently Tor her child which he sup
posed was stm in the house Rushing In
On the hiazirr room. the father searched
the bei vanity Ger his chnd As ne enter
- the door closed behind hm and the
smoke was 50 dense that ne had great
oificulry IN getting ont asaln. In search
ms Ter the child la TIE bed. which wss a
mass ~ Games. his hands and other nor
tons were terribly burned ana be linz
Eored ln great agony unrtl o'cl1ck Mon
day nient. when he died. The h5rrlnle
anair has casc quite rioom ever the
community. aad much sympathy Is ez-
pressed for Tie bercaved widow ana other
relatives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
The RUSSelLES


1 The Crawford theatre has q page ADDED
70 its history. and many a poor sufferer
in this city viii look back upon 81 with
feelings Of the deepest thankfuinees for
what they have received within ita walls
Large audiences gathered there ercry
afternoon and witnessed tire many hope
less victims o. disease relieved ~ their
sufernss by application Of the wonder
fu gift o. healing. with which Healer
Russeilo and his young and naauEital
daughter are 50 amply endowed. The
many remarkable cures thar have BEEN
made in this city by these people seem
almost incredible and their performance
seem more Ike miracles than Rril9 facts.
Yet they were witnessed D. huaere1s -
our best citizens. as they took place ia
the Crawford theatre in fne urst pebble
manner Miss Maud Eusseile. whose
sweet singing charmed tne large auei-
eaces every daT- a1so created profound
healing the EicF-one ~ ths rernarss tia
css@s being Mr. Shoemaker. Nort8
wichita This lady bad Suffered 7ift
stu neck for ECFer years Is TrirR FiEl
and frugrabie Hiss Eurzens iu f.T
Minutes treatment enabled her - r1ss
her head freely -ro1 rstt 20 ieft aa
also crrr1 Eer ~ rfFlTafi- paine lr
frr hin ard ehrgl1rr fr0taar rnrTr rf-l
cure Eas that 20 KISS WFler. I7-i E1flh
topeka a~rrle- 7rE TfsrF i1gF faa
suffered wlf1 au trfe1re Ee.darha ana
naczachs fer over a.K years Miss Rss-
sei-e relieved her ~ al ufn ara 1l'es
WT.er decsarei ere fen USE 8 ren per-
Nrs j. Heue. ~ clea~uat~r. Ea,
vhoee tDeosuf u the raH sasrf - ffef
place.. stated ~ ere zurirrrr fhar beg
ara Uss dlalecst~8 e. re raoaifsr segrr
weeks aF. aro afferel e.
~ 4t 80 PAIN ~a7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-05
MUST GET PERMITS


Since Chsef walden. ~ TIE ere sspart-
nnent. gave notice thar people fogaa
erecting Buildings IL the CITY wfthesf Sc
curing a permit. as required ~ city or
dilauca. would 30 arrested pecris sra
coming q f-s e1-r ~ t1s Ere CHIEF ard
taking oat tleir permits. sere - the
permits taken clt u ere LAST Aaf - iast
week were fer Buildings 81 c7Erre - cone
stracflon. cr 5lEt finished. Ihe asasrE
caae % the oglce rt tae 1re chlef and
applied Tor IRE perrrtE tre- 80 eaon e.
Lneg we're fnf rne1 thzr tEeF Esre cet
complying With t1e izp
Caef fFzllsa gave agf tee ff1rfrE
rerelts LAST eveaizE taar hac been ts-
ken ca since te putasnea BE 1rt.ee
lh-er DAYS before
Jersey CstJ EanrE ceupaE7. no1t1 ~
Set eItesrfa street b
T. schelstleerrt- f-rao-1 re
between sd ard Ttir1- ~ L1Eff-e
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ge1a lsrufzsN Ei-s are-1s. 2 fn
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street. see
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lard arer1e. tS-ss-efpFT t~E $3.50
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