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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-26
ALBERTUS MAGNUS
Conservatory Of Music

The best College OF Music west Of Gin
einnau. and equal TO any in the United
States.
HENRI Apply. Mus. D. President
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under the greatest masters 81 Europe.
teaches the only true. common sense and
been. or can De taught. aud which is
recognized - such fha world ever
Teachers and students oi the Violin and
Plano are cordially invited a. iuvcsticate
this method under which all The Ers a
musicians Of ths world have been trained,
and which is employed AZ the Royal con-
servatories ~ Leipzig. Paris and Berlin.
The vocal department. under AIiss Media
Won Seyfried. Is now prepared - give
voice training equal 10 any obtEiuabla
auyw here in this department the
Marchcsi. Garcia ard Bophy methods are
used. and scientifically adapted and ap-
piled 70 the special needs of each student
Unique advantages are offered hv ihe
Conservatory for the t1dy - theory ard
harmony and al the higher musical
branches.
All strinFed and brass iugf ruueuts
taught by The competent Instructors,
Eminent SPECIALISTS IN the pipe organ ard
vlclinceilo are being engaged Tor mo
near future.
Four-year college course. leading 20
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-26
SSIFIED
WANTS
FOUND.
STRAYED.

STOLEN.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-A long list Of vacant lots in
the best resident part Of the city. Get
our prices on forced sale property.
North End Realty Co, 1895 y. Lawrence
avenue. 59-6tx
FOR SALE-Four Of the best bargains
ever offered in Wichita; first 50x140 feet
fronting north and east IN OTTne 4 Phil
lips addition; second, 80 feet fronting
east on Cleveland avenue, between End
ana 3rd streets, barn and pump on lot.
Third. 1G0 feet, S. ". corner 3rd and
Wabash, good cottage house, fine shade
and fruit trees; permanent walks, front
and side, VIII sell 90 or leo feet with
house; 30 feet on Indiana avenue, be-
tween 1st and End streets. 9. ". Mccoy,
IA n Main street. 5S-4tx
FOR sALE-Two lots. 101x250 feet, corner
Second and Hydraulic avenue, running
back 10 the creek, cheap. Baker I'M
plement Co., 40 and ~ W. Douglas;
FOR SALE-SeveraI good bottom farms
in Butler, Klngman, Sedgwiek and Har-
per counties.
An exceptionally well improved stock
farm OF $50 acres, a bottom land. two
sets Of improvements, close 70 town
having Two railroads
One drst-class, S-room house, in ex-
cenent condition; is paying 70 per cent
net on price.
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity Of unimproved land at low
prices. G. p. BURLINGTON,
Rooms 201 and 2a2, Whine Building.
43-tf
FOR sALE-By c. L. Davidson. 100 feet
frontage, northeast corner Topeka and
Second, with brick residence. 29-tf
FOR sALE-50 feet, y, Lawrence avenue,
opposite r. II. Roys house. Barnes &
NewcOmb Music house 1S-1
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
sHERIFF's COLUMN.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT-August /, an ell
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water, gas, barn, fruit, shade, IN good
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FOR sALB-House and $50 feet, north
east corner of St Francis and 3rd st.
J. n. Allen. 25-sun-C ue-fri-tf
FOR sALE-No. 1928 n. Market street.
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North Market 5g-tf
FOR SALE-Houses on easy payments. G.
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FOR SALE-Frame building 10 move,
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Fargo and Company's Express. and
located south of Santa Fe depot. Suit
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-26

VgIaatlg papers s-ll -veo railroad passes
Ccrta-rs nre a owner. Finder please
leave - Eas-e a21 recslye reward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
COTTON IN CENTRAL ASIA.

The ambition Russia raise all the cotton it needs
seems to be on the way fulfment Thomas Smith,
States Consul Moscow reports that 23500 600
pounds cotton shipped into European Rususa from
Central Asia last year by way OF the Caspian Sea- The
production Central Asia now S0O00oOO0 pounds
This is large quantity cotton when compared with
the nearly 6000000000 pounrs which raised in
one year United States or with the 600
pounds exported by this country year But the size
Of the Russian crop IS significant because of the rapid in
crease shows previous years Russia is raising at
least ten times much cotton it did decade ago.
The Cars government is as anxious TO make Russia
sesupportng in every way Secretary Wilson
the United should this reason Russian
government is doing everything it aid foster
the growing industry Central Asia Already it
has been demonstrated that the whole region south Of the
Blac and Caspian and India and China
can produce good quality of lrge quantities.
The best results thus far have been attained Turkestan
which produced 175O0OO0O pounds last year but the i'm
ports noted by Consul Smith also come partly from the
Transcaspan district and from Bokhara Khiva and Persia
evident that present the Russians in cen
Asia may be producing cotton in sufficient guam
titles meet ali Russian demands and free that country
from dependence on American cotton.
Much Of the Russian cotton is raised from American
seed This produces an exceltn fbed similar TO the
American upland. Consul Smith says the planters now
have almost learned prepare the cotton by the American
method and they receive high prices for it. Their pro
duct has decided advantage in Russian markets because
it is put up in small bales which are much suitable
American bales The consul at Moscow believes this mat
ter Of smaller bales must attended if Americans wish
to keep their Russian trade viii be many years before
Russia can raise the cotton but apparently there
nothing prevent its doing in time, unless the area
land suitable growing cotton inadequate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
The Welcome.

Come IN the evening. or come IN the
morning.
Come when you're looked for. or come
without warning;
Kisses and welcome you'll find here before
you,
And the oftener you come here, the more
III adore you!
Light is my heart since the day we were
plighted,
Red is my cheek that they told me was
blighted.
The green of the trees looks far greener
than ever.
And the liunets are singing.
True lovers don't sever!"
III pun you sweet flowers, TO wear II you
choose themt
Or. after you've kissed them, they'll lie OF
III fetch from the mountain It's breeze to
inspire YOU.
III fetch from my fancy 2 tale that won't
tire you.
O. your steps ike the rain to the summer
yexed farmer.
or saber and shield 70 a knight without
amor.
III sing YOU sweet songs til the stars
rise above me.
Then wandering. III wish you fl silence
70 love me-
Wen look through the trees at TIE elf
sli the evrie-
Wen tread round the rath OF the track
OF the fairy.
Wen look on the stars. ard vel LIST 70
she river
TIL you ask Of your daring what gift
yOl can give her.
@. sheIi whisper you. love. as unchaag-
ably bearli2E.
And trast. when 81 secret. most tunefslY
streaming.
TIL the starlight - heaven above ~ shall
As osr sous aav In one aava Etsr7isys
river
Sc. come IN the evening. O. eo-e f. che
morning
GENE whsa you're I5oksa for. or oeze
Elthsrt waning
Kisses ana welcome yea j iind here before
Tcl
Ana the oftsnsr you eons here. tAe more
1u aaore yo1t
Light Is my heart since tas day re were
Rsa i rs cheek ,hat they tod ne vas
rhe rresa ~ tHe tres is0ks szr rrseaer
thsl reer.
Au5 rhs Ilrnsls are singing
True lovers soz's sever
-I11zss Davis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
ANOTHER MoRLp.ENpER.

Some years ago the Second Adventist money-raiser
he Rev. Mr.. Simpson, and Of scientific training
Oeutenant Totten formerly Of Yale found themselves in
to the early ending Of the world We have
much same combination again in an Omaha Seventh
Day Adventist Josiah Carnow) and Professor Serviss
both of whom looking for waindup Of terrestrial af
fairs great many people were seriously alarmed by the
positive affirmation OF Lieutenant Totten that the end
would come particular day though there was no such
widespread terror the BIleres inspired
than one occasion In Omaha and it's vicinity it is said
many persons have been convinced by the decara-
tons Of Carnow who has fixed September 10 for
the destruction Of the world by heat
No doubt the Omaha has been fortified in his
opinion by the announcement of Professor Serss that the
holes the solar vapors may let through heat enough to
destroy all life Farmer Carnow has studied the books
of Daniel and Isaih as have many other prophets and
has kept the worlds wickeness His studies have
convinced him that mankind vile now, and
that the Lord tolerate its existence beyond the thr
teenth of September Skepcal neghbors observe that
Farmer Carnow neglect his corn and not sat
sfed with his explanation that the expects every
at his work until the heat shall become in
tense that he must quit Besides the war South Africa
The trouble in China skrnishes the Philippines and
the talk Of between Russia Il Japan enI between
Russia and Great Britain besides the frequent reports
Of murders and of general wic5edness Farmer Carnow
considers the great strikes indicating turbulent
diion the heart and therefore of the need Of
giving up the experiment Of the worlds salvation In his
view the Lord has been defeated in His purpose to make
saints of men.
The idea that in order to be ripe for the end of the
world must be in the worst Of all possible conditions is
common to all who make specific predictions of this kind
He reads history with little i'll informed about
contemporary matters who does not know that the condi
ton Of mankind, morally well materially is vastly
better than has been any time within the limits
of history, the Philadelphia Record Many the
viously bad things not bad at all by comparison with
the past and many bruties indications the march
Of improvement The moral advance has been even greater
than the material and in both has been prodgous
There is every in the the race for the
statement that has the hope high destiny for
mauknd been well founded it is Il world
enders shall insist the posponement of the breakup
uun morality ard spirituality shall lee at the lowest eb
there must be complete change of tendency before they
appoint specific date for the event
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
BETRAYAL IN CIGARS

An English writer has lately elaborated a fanastic
theory about smoking character revealer says the
New York Sun "A may possess most secreve ma
ture be che may have face as destitute Of mean
sng stone wall and manner Of speech absolutely
noncommal: but watch him over his cigarette; note his
manner of holding U between his lips or his fingers see
how he puds the smoke out his mouth what he does
with the ash; if he consumes the cigarette to mere stup
or throws il half finished and, sure as fate YOU VIII
read his character Ike book" The cigar seems is
somewhat more reserved but the man Who wants TO con
ceal his character perfectly ought TO conane himself to the
pipe which gives away nothing unless the smoker
Happens to pun violently. which certain ind.ca
ton Of nervous irritable temper" In one other respect
too the pipe smoker beays himself that is in the
manner Of hng for if he piles in the tobacco lavishlv
until il overhows in loose threads then it seems ne
good natured and generous faul II IS curious BIZ
the way. TO see the astonishing generosity and goo1 nature
Of obstinate borrowers especially of those who en-
ploys special pipe for the consumption Of other peoples
tobacco AS for cigars the VINO carries them in his
waiscoat pocket OF bites the tins an is azy the man who
ohews the end is of sulen disposition the man who ne
moves II frequently from his mouth vracious and the
who rarely removes 1t is boor The anee ~ which
the cigar is held is another indication character: thus
the @conteapative dreamy individual allows IT 10 droop
and the of determined character energetic uza
ocs impatient tlts il upward The latter we are told
Is - fa7ore method with The Yankee 10 whom the above
ephets distinctly applicable Unfortunately for these
theories. the habit Of carrying cigars ghe wasstcoat
pocket is much here than in any other country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
9aiftuss gao1c
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
REPRIMANpINe Zoe EvANs.

The War Department recently reprimanded Admiral
Bob Evans. of the reprimand, passed because
of certain reflections cast exsecretary of the navy
in Evans book, The Log of Sailor" was somewhat in
this fashion: Consider yourself reprimanded There.
Evans should be reprimanded for writing the whole
book thing a story of his life with the
dramatic situations smelling of burned calcium. Evans is
well to the front in all the tableaux. marching
forth with bullet in each leg; Evans lying on the edge
rising tide and waking opportunely; Evans with
vover compelling soldier to rescue him; always fearless
confident always triumphant
Now Bob Evans is hero he is brave; gritty, fear
less quicwitted reputation profanity ele-
weakness not of strength his admirers seem
think His blustery franEness largely we believe
affection, makes him at times ridiculous.
For his book he says he 'knew" months ahead be
fore destruction Maine with Spain
Inevitable; Maine was blown up regard
ed practically declared. intimately he
acquainted with the details the antebellum days
Inference President Mckinley who hoped to avert
country with its thousand avenues of
information in extreme doubt whether hosti
ties would really begin didn't as about it as
captain warship subject to orders He bumptiousy
declares that he if the administration did not declare
war the people would GUST put an administration in
that would.
All this is very bluff and hearty perhaps. But where
is the mOdesty Of it, the modesy all try attach
our heroes? Has the quality passed? Imagine Grants
Memoirs without their modesty. Imagine Grant magnify
ing the personal pronoun two thousand times Imagine
Grant Evans does in his book, making dramatic Incl
dent out Of the circumstance that he the
shoulder with anchor by careless sailors
The Evans book is vanglorious, silly production
and while the reprmanding season is on the department
should issue order prohibiting authorship navy
It will save the country pain. And it won't hurt the navy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
WITNESSES IN THE Nicely CASE.

Some Of the witnesses who have been summoned to
appear in Cuba testify trial of Nicely who is
frauds connection with the postal service in the
island have refused 60 because, they claim, Cuba is
foreign territory and they cannot be compelled to appear
in court there
This raises very nice question concerning the rea
lions the United States Cuba. Surely Cuba is not
United States territory That has been claimed.
When Nicely refused to return to the island it found
Ito be necessary for Congress to enact law covering his
and making the general extraditon statute apply
him. Under that special act he extraded and taken
to Cuba Ca foreign country for trial 1t held that
though he in the employ of the United States
and helping to administer the postal service of Cuba
under the direction of this the decaion of
funds-f there defalcation-was oense against
the Cuban people, to whom the postal revenues belonged
Under the circumstances appears to be questionable
whether witness in the United States whose evidence may
be desired be compelled so Cuba to testify There
is warrant in law for the taking Of witness
country Nevertheless it may be possible convict
Nicely without the help Of these witnesses and to be
hoped that the prosecution will be pushed Notwithstanding
the refusal of witnesses go testify against
him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
SHARP FRENCH NUDGE At ABDUL

France seems to be getting excited in real Gallo fash
ion over the prolonged dlatorness Turkeys part in
complying with certain claims preferred by her citizens
Doubtless the authorities Of that republic the
recent compliance with American demands indemnity
for damages inflicted the interests Of certain Of
citizens in the Harpoot riots and therefore have made up
their mind to follow Uncle Sans lead in the business
collecting little bills"
It is declared that NJ Decasse the French minister of
foreign affairs has given formal notice the Turkish
ambassador at Paris that definite reply to the
made upon the Sublime Porte must be handed in by or
before August 10. If the demand is complied with
there is more than possibility Of serious trouble between
Frank and Turk in the neighborhood the Golden Horn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14

and there are many who habituay the tips instead
Of cutting from conviction, right wrong, that
cigars treated this way smoke satisfactorily But
there one habit overlooked by this dagnostcian, that
does very surely display obnoousu character and that
is the offensive habit among those whom old Dr.
Venner would have called our smoaky tobaccon-
lists of carrying half burnt cigars into street and
other public conyeyances
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-14
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

( The territorial banks row have about
seven million dollars on deposit.
| Greer county still has vacant land. and
nobody IS rushing IN for IL But they viii.
| Al e farm auction sale near Coyle. the
other day. span OF mules brought
goo
Len Lamb. Of Augusta, who was No. ,
/ IN the El Reno district, is now neighoor
/ Ct Lone Volts
| Governor Richards twenty per cent that
would not apply for their winnings ism
| goins 10 pant out
Lawton VIII attempt TO construct its
own water works with part Of The money
those lots bring in.
I The Populists CT Oklahoma are going 70
| have the congressional nominee next time
/ OF they viii rot play.
II is not true that Woods county VIII
! petition TO have its name changed II
wasn't named after him.
So many people have squatted on
{ Woods homestead Al Lawton that L
now looks Ike another town
| IN the future this wiz he heard a good
/ deal IL old Oklahoma: Yes, 1 live here
and my boy lives down in the Kowa
| land
It is said that the Lawton business dis
/ trlct will be scattered over enough ver-
! ritory to accommodate town OF 99.oo
/ people.
| It is claimed that black hears. driven
/ in by a scarcity OF forage and nuts, are
/ troubling the farmers in the Chickasaw
nation.
Helen Candee. who once visited Guthrie
and took a look or two at the town, has
written novel entitled: An Oklahoma
/ Romance"
/ \ funny suit has been instituted at
/ Guthrie. The present city council sues an
cid city council for Sl.e00, given TO a
/ railroad BONUS fund.
Judge Burford was Q. 0oe in the Fl Reno
! district. That isn't 80 bad But the
/ fellows who come after 5000 have the
! fag dropped on them.
! So many people have drawn claims in
I the new country from Indian territory
and Oklahoma, that there is liable to be a
| shortage in the cotton-picker line
/ Out near Arapahoe last week a widow 5
cow and four work horses were TIED 10
| trees and shot. Her offense was driving
! the cattlcmens herds from her corn
/ fields.
! Mark Yeti. cowboy going to the ranch
/ from Ponca City Saturday night. vas
! shot in the leg from ambush. He drop
ped FIVE bullets in the direction Of his
/ assailant.
Russell Baird. of Blackwell. drew No.
/ 43 in the FL Reno district. He filed on
4 claim and Their went out 10 see It. 10
and behold. it was under cultivation, and
I had an orchard on 1t. and Will raise this
/ wear a big crop OF corn. a sQuaw man
mad held Il.
Mrs. Garland, OF Cross went to FL Reno
! TO file and took a long list Of choices
with her. But IN the lard ofice she
/ found that all her chances had been taken
and she made a hit or miss guess from the
/ nap and then went out to see what her
| farm looked like. She found it had been
I headquarters for ranch, and that or it
was a fine stone building. And maybe
/ she wasn't happy.