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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
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FOOD IS POOP
Practical Test in New Jersey state
HOspitai IL Wade.

Trenton, n. J., Aug. S.-The investi-
CATION into the charges of a poor food
supply at the New Jersey state hospital
for the insane at Trenton. were resumed
today.
". 0. Miller. one Of the attendants
who testified last Monday that nearly all
the food was poor. was oss-examined
AS he was about to leave the witness
stand he addressed the committee ask
ing them TO make a most searching IN
vestigation. He said that all he had
charged was true He was again ques-
toned and stated that even this morning
the food was poor. Re claimed the
eggs were bad and the milk sour. As a
result Of hi statement. two egSs and a
pitcher Of milk were sent for. One OF
the egs proved 10 be bad and the milk
was sour. It was stated however. that
the milk had been out OF the ice box
for several hours.
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WICHITA & wEsTERN

Arrive from West:
No. 4z2-Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday 1923 a N I
NO 4l4-Prett and Kingman ac-l
commodation TUESDAY, Thurs-
day, Saturday ...................l 10 pm 1
Depart West:
No. 4Il-K!ngman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday 7 $50 pm !
No. 473-kingman and Pratt ac-l
cOmmOdation Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday. .............l s35 am 1
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LEAVES WICHITA.
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Change or Tine Of Passenger Trains on
THE CEOcTAW ROUTE.
Effective Sunday. April = 1901.
Some advance figures showing tine at
more important stations.
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Throuah Chair e. servIce Id Denver-

70 tif 0AAti CtiGti Gct 0EINfCE 10 GEHNEE
on account Of the extra rush Of bust
ness to Colorado August to 10. inclusive.
the Missouri Pacific railway will run a
reclining chair car, Wichita to Denver.
without change. During this period there
viii be in effect a SO round trip rate be
tween Wichita, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and Denver. On Thursday, August /.
a special sleeper VIII leave Wichita for
Colorado Springs, filled with prominent
Wichita families. who VIII enjoy a
months outing in the Rocky mountains
Careful men, courteous treatment The
City Transfer. Phone 1o7. 67-tf
PUT ALE OFF AT BUFFALO"
At the Pan-American exposition. I am
going via the Missouri Pacific railway.
Leave Wichita 2:25 p. N. Arrive at
Buffalo second morning for breakfast.
Through Pullman sleepers. Wichita to
St Louis. Passenger station corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street.
Accident tickets for sale at Santa Fe
ticket Office Travellers OF Hartford and
Maryland Casualty company.
EErs. WsnsgOw's soorhsns. syrup
Has been used Ior over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS Of MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHTNG. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. Ii SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS- the GUNS. ALI.AYs
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and Is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. sold
by druggists In every part Of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. WlnsloE's
Soothing syrup and -ske 10 other kind
twenty-five cents a bottle
. The Scenic Line OF the World" the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. offers n
Tourists in Colorado Utah and New Mex
ico the choicest resorts. and 10 the trans
continental traveller the grandest scenery
Two separate and distinct routes throusb
the Rocky Mountains. all through tickets
available Via either. The direct line r,
Cripple Creek, the greatest gold csmn
or earth Three trains each way daily.
with through Pullman palace and tourist
sleeping cars between Chicago. Denver
san Francisco and Los Angeles ard
Denver and Portland. The hest line n
Utah. Montana. Oregon and Washington
via the ogden Gateway" Dinin- cars
(service a IL carte) on all through trains.
Write $. X Hooper. c. p. 6 T. a.
Denver Colorado, for illustrated de-
scriutive pamphlets.
The Santa TIE route have inancu-ated
homeseekers rates TO an points in Cali
fornia at rate of one frst-class fare plus
8. Cut tickets 10 be second-cIass. Tick
cts on sale June 18TH Jnly u and 18th.
august 9Th and 10Th. September sra ana
1thi n1al return limit twenty DAYS from
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Trains

ROCK ISLAND s. PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table. Effective Jan. II. 1901.
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De Wits Witch Hazel salve VIII
quickly heal sores. cuts and burns. II
cures piles, eczema and skin diseases.
Beware Of worthless counterfeits. Geo.
Van Werden. Gus saur.
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Leaves Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day, and arrives Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Runs daily, except Sunday.
L r. DELANEY,
Telephone 1S9. Passenger Agent
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SANTA FE ROUTE.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16

Joseph J. Henry Of Denver, mention
Of whom sas made in The Citizen on
Monday, last evening purchased the
plants OF the Tucson Electric Light and
Power Co. for a consideration Of $4,000
cash Mr. Henry also assumed a debt
Of $l5, 900 which will be cleared mp. The
stock holders of the company met in Dr
plling's Office and decided to transfer
the property TO Mr.. Henry for the above
SUN. s. NJ. Franklin represented Mr.
Henry and q. 7. Rouse the stockholders.
Mr. Henry vas seen this morning re-
gardng the sale and he stated that the
details Of his proposed lighting scheme
for the city had not been arranged. He
will remain here a icw days and decide
then what shall be done with the old
ent plant will be removed 10 location
on the railroad AIr Henry has not yet
taken under consideration the matter oil
putting 10 an electro street railroad
Mr.. Henry states that although ite has
purchased the old plant it will amount
TO the same as the installation OF an en-.
tire new one, as he viii pot in new ma
.hinery throughout and give the city the
best OF lighting service. Ey the pur-
chase oi the plant here, the franchise
reveris to him he comes into possession
OF the wires already strung over the
city.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Demand on Turkey
To Pay the Ransom.

was about three years afterwards that
Bulgarian brIgands ponnced upon the
family when they were riding in a stage
near PhiIippopOlis. Rev. Merriam
jumped ont of the stage when the ban
dts fired on it and endeavored to de-
fend his family. The brigands shot him
dead and mutliatel his body while his
wife and infant chjla looked on.
Mrs. Merriam and the child watched
over the body for two days before assis
tance came TO carry them to their tenn
porary home The bereaved wife short
ly aiterward died as q result OF her ter.
rlble experience. The child was sent
home to America and was brought up
by relatives. Mrs. Conan thinks that
the brigands who captaSed Miss Stone
are not Bulgarians but renegade Turk
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
FAMOUS
INSTRUMENT
OWNEDBY
JACK BOLEYN.
It is Several Hundred
Years Old and of
Priceless Value
It's History.

Every one In Tucson knows Jack
Boleyn, the expressmsn. but only few
know that he Ia the proud owner OF q
priceless violin.
The violin, OF all musical instruments,
can come nearest 10 duplicating the clear
human voice. Ii 10 the monarch OF the
instruments that max , music. A good
volen commands large price. an ex-
ira good violin is worth from fifty TO II
hundred times Its weight in gold, while
a superb violin witkan authentic pedi.
gree is to all inten,s and Purposes price
less, became its owner is never disposed
to sell it.
The violin owned by Jack Boleyn ia
played nightly by master hand at the
Arizona Club.
1t is we'll worth any ones while who
haa an ear for music to 90 and hear it.
The Boleyn violin. or shalt we call 1t
fiddle. has a pedigree that many an
American milliousiIe would give kings
ransom TO possess. II was making
music long before the first shack was
made or the first adobe laid in the
ancient and honorable pueblo Of Tucson
Fiddles, like precious gems, are
known To connoisseurs and virtuosos all
over the world. Although but few Tue.
son people know OF D. J. Boieyn's pre-
cious instrument, 1t 10 we'll known by oil
the great masters OF the violin both 10
this country and Europe.
The Eoleyn fiddle is what is known as
an Amati. The maker OF it was one Of
the great masters. Hyronimos Amiti
was born in Brescia, Italy in 1885. He
learned the art of violin making with
Stradiarus at Cremona. There were
three brothers Amati and all were violin
makers, but only the instruments made
by lIyronimoe never deteriorated either
IN modal, tone or workmanship. Violins
made by the two younger brother. while
they are today considered valuable In.
struments cannot approach In any par
ticular those made by the elder.
The violin now being played nightly
at the Arizona Club by Earnest Lange,
master performer, 10 an extraordinary
production OF the Amati.
The tone is sweet and OF extreme mel
lowness. in spite OF being In disuse for
years. One must hear the instrument
to be convinced OF its wonderful carry.
ing power and penetration.
The stopping 10 absolutely correct with
no perceptible weakness in the "B' ma.
tural, &c" sharp, or "a" fat, the three
test tones which have condemned many
well favored instrument.
On his last visit TO Tucson, Remeje,
the great soloist, was shown the instru.
ment by Mr.. Boieyn. To say that he
was surprised and delighted but family
describes the emotions OF the old master
when he first drew bow over the ancient
and brilliant Amite.
Remeje, like nearly all other connos-
seurs, condemned the ivory trimmings
with which Mr.. Jack Bolsyn had 1t
adorned, ivory, an animal production.
having no vibration, and thereforode-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
OF ROOSEVELT
REGARDING
SOUTHERN
APPOINTMENTS.
Probable that He Will
Resign Guardianship
of National Com
mittee.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 16.--A sen.
, sational turn has been given the fact
that Hanna does not share Roosevelt's
views regarding the way TO distribute
Federal Offices in the South, culminat.
ing in the statement that the Senator is
about 10 issue formal proclamation de-
Douncing the Rooseveltian theory. and
then to resign his Office as chairman OF
the Republican National Committee.
That Hanna may resign the chairman
ship is, and has for some time been.
among the possibilities. lie was anx.
ious 10 quit the ardaos daties Of the
place in the campaign of 1900. but yield.
el 10 the earnest pleas OF President Nc
kiniey and remained at the head OF the
committee.
As then understood, he would have
sought release after election, but was
persuaded ont OF the idea by some Of his
associates, who wished to restore the old
party machine and control the action Of
the convention in 1904. They had no
specific candidate in mind, but wished
to have their hands 60 on the lever that
they could throw the nomination in
whichever direction they desired when
the time came.
The trend OF the patronage policy OF
the administration in the South has
completely changed the aspect Of affairs.
II is said Roosevelt has long entertained
decided opinions as to the right OF the
Southern people to consideration under
Republican administration. He has
sought the advice OF the best men ire
spectiye Of party or race, on his South
ern appointments. instead of calling
upon Hanna TO tell him what 10 do.
Naturally this has been embarrassing
for the Senator. although II has not
come upon him without abundant and
entirely courteous notice. 1t places him
in the position of being unable to carry
out some plans which he had forecast TO
his followers in the South and on the
strength Of which he held their alleei.
ance.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Nerve and Stomach
He Ate Two Mice.

/ PENnLRroN. Ore, Oct. l8-Frank Hen.
derson, an employe OF the pendleton
securing mill, ate two mice yesterday to
win wager. II was during the noon honr
and discussion arose among the men.
Henderson. claiming that mice were
edible and that he was not afraid to eat
them. One OF them offered to bet Hen
derson 81 that he he would not cat n
mouse under any circumstances. Hen
derson not only took the bet, but agreed
to cat two mice, II they we're provided.
The money was pnt up and the man
who made the proposition obtained two
dead mice.
They were not very appetising in ap-
pearance, but Henderson took them by
tho tails and dropped them into his
mouth, swallowing one after another.
lie suffered no i'll effects, and pocketed
the dollar complacently.
Hen Ileuey OF Fairhank, who was
formerly county treasurer here. IL visit
ing Tucson today. He came In on the
Nogales train this morning.
]. W. Fstell drove ln from Oracle TO.
day.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Funeral Of a Dog
WOmans New Fad.

TRENTON, N. j.. Oct. iG.-Trenton had
dog funeral last night that broke oil
records for solemnity.
II was for Fannie, the beloved pug oi
OF Mrs. c. f. Bosser, OF Cooper street.
Fannie's body lay in state all day in
the front parlor Of the Bosser home. 1t
required a casket large enough for q
tour-year-old child, for Fannie had
grown broad and heavy.
The casket was covered with black
cloth and lined with stuffed pink silk
Fannie had been carefully washed 20
that her light brown fur matched the
easket lining nicely. A largo bow OF
white silk was around her neck.
Several hundred school children took
leave of the dead pet in the afternoon
and last night the children OF the inn
mediate neighborhood and many adults
gathered TO ''view the remains"
There we're solemn tunes played on
the organ and the children who had
frolicked with the dog Gang hymns. Be.
fore the casket was closed and carried
with much solemnity 10 the rear yard
TO be Inferred under pear tree some OF
the children laid on II bouquets OF car
nations. Later q stone will be placed
to mark the spot.
Mrs. Bosser's eyes are much inaamed
with long weeping, for Fannie had sui.
fered intensely for ten days and all
veterinary surgeon could do had failed
TO give relief.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
New Officers in the
Cadet Battalion.

Capt. Cole, commandant OF the Uni
versitv Cadets, has iesued general order
No. .. assigning the students 10 com'
pany and giving the list ot officers for
the ensuing year which is as follows 49,
Captain ard adjutant, 7, NJ. Reilley ;
Company A. Capt. \. j. Roberts lst,
Lieut., f.. s. Stafford End. Lieut., e. +.
DAY 4; Ist Sergt., ". d. Whipple Serets.,
r.. W. Moore. c. A. Smith, K NJ Rus
sci and ". ". DrkenFon Corporals. Il.
l.. Cosgrove, n Caldwell. O, Scow, and
C. S. Parker, Trumpeter, Il. Snarey
Company Il. Capt Il. q. Mead ist
Lieut., r.. +. Drurne'er; 2nd Lieut. W.
T.. Hadsell lst seret.. e. c. oiney ,
sergts., c. A. Bernard, r. X. Marshall
and w. W. Dickinson Corporals 5. !.
James, F. II. Bernard, X. kilgore and
J. Hanson. Trnmpeter, W. Harley.
The officers class in tactics has been
abolished and hereafter drill will begin
at a a. M. instead OF s:i5 aud continue
so minutes. An individual drill
will be given every month and the cadet
holding the medal the majority OF the
months will be given the medal for the
year.
There is a great improvement in The
Cadets under twenty one
are not allowed TO smoke and those over
that age must smoke in their rooms
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Fight Over Electric Light Stock.

Today il developed that there are ser
ious obstacles in the way Of transferring
the Electric Light Company stock Il
Mr. Henry.
An injunction vas issued by Judge
Davis today, restraining several OF tbs
stock holders from delivering the stock
TO Mr. Henry.
1t seems that DIR. George Whomes
contracted some time ago to purchase
for, and deliver to, Il. II. Manning a
majority of the stock Of the Electric
Lighting Company.
Dr, Whomes secured options on a
majority of the stock signed according to
Law for valuable considerations.
Last night however, some II the stock.
holders Who had given options 10 Dr.
Whomes. disposed OF their stock to Mr..
Henry. presumably for more fancy
consideration,
Today snit VAS brought ia the district
count by Itr Whomes against tue Eelec-
tric Lighting Company. and George si-
oocan, Mary Sieocan. Bessie Gfosetta,
\. y Grosetta, Samnel II. Drachman
and Owen r. Rouse.
Temporary injunction vas issued res
training the individuals named from
couyeying their stock 10 Mr.. Henry.
There will probably be an interesting
suit over the transaction, and lively
fight for control Of the company. Smith
4 Ives are attorneys for DIR. Whomee
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Mckinley Cards
Will be Issued.

WAsHISGroS, Oct. i6--EdWin G. Mad
den. Acting Postmaster-G eneral, today
announced that the department had de-
cided 10 have the likeness OF President
Mckinley appear on the next issne OF
postal cards.
Under the new contract these cards
will be issued shortly after December l..
The head OF Mckinley will replace that
OF Jefferson, In use for some years on the
one-cent domestic postal card. The
head Of Adams will continue in use on
smaller cards used by ladies', the like
ness OF Grant ON the double, or reply,
postals, and the head OF Liberty on the
international poetals.
Under the head OF the late President
will appear the word Mckinley" and
the date of his birth and death. Above
the likeness will appear the words Zone
Cent" and "Series 1901" Instead Of the
old wording, United States Of Ameri-
ca-Postal Card" the simple phrase
United States Postal Card" will be
used. This will appear on the face OF
the card on line little lower than the
likeness OF the late President. The OBJ
ject OF this change Is to allow more room
at the top OF the card for the post t-mark,
90 that the latter may be more legible.
The address will be written in the same
relative place on the card.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16

IoNpoS, oct, 1G Tho ConstantlnOplc
correspondent Of the Telegraph says
"The United States Government insists
that Turkey must Immediately make
any deficit in the ftni to ransom Miss
Stone, and also refund the full amonnt
subscribed
Los ANGELE". oct iG Mrs. {. W.
Conan, a prom nent club woman Of
Pasadena. il we'll acquainted With Miss
Ellen Stone, the captive mitsionary,
and tells thrilling story Of her own
experience at the hands Of Burgarian
brigands.
In 1859 Mrs Comans father Rev.
William Ward Merriam, WAS sent to
Bulgaria as a missionary. He was &C.
compaDied by his vile and two-year old
daughter, who is now Mrs. Conan. 1t
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
EVIDENCE
SUBMITTED
TODAY
INTERESTING.
Schley is Not Vindic.
tive and Will Not
Bother Samp-
son.

WAsHINGroN, ID. H.. Oct. l6-Tht
schley court began its proceeding 81
usual with the correction OF yesterday
testimony, the witnesses for this Pur
pose being Cook and Sears.
The next new witness was commander
Newton who WAS the executive officer ot
the Brooklyn,
II is Rayner's purpose to examine all
the officers Who served:on the Brooklyn
These will he followed by the officers oi
the Oregon II 10 understood that Sch.
ley's witnesses will he practically con.
fined 10 sons who were aboard sheee
vessels.
Commander Macon went over the
ground covered by Cooke and Sears.
Asked how many times schley WAS
under fire he said. ''during all the en-
gagements'. As 10 Schley e conduct he
said Excellent In every particulars.
calm, collected. brave Giving an ac-
count OF the battle he says he gave the
first an order TO fire at three thousand
Eve hvndred yards, which vas reduced
10 fourteen hundred by the time the
ship turned. lie asked Cook which
way he wac going TO turn and was ans
Aered "Port the Helm"
WAsHisaros, Oct. l6-ExpeSts In the
naval service say that there is not the
slightest doubt that schIey will come
out OF the case absolutely and complet-
ely victorious and that without putting
in one half OF the testimony that he has
at hand for submission to the court.
Admiral Schley, however, has decided
to be charitable tow ards his enemies and
defense will he nothing but defense. all
attacks upon Sampson being eliminated
from il. There was a purpose at one
time to show how completely Sampson
WAS dominated by men under him; how
Captain Chadwick OF the New York wae
practically admiral in Sam pson's place,
and how Chadwick and other inferior
officers fomented in the mind Of Ad-
miral Sampson feeling against Admiral
Schley. Counsel for Schley have evil
dence along this line, but they have de-
cded not to place 1t upon record before
the court, for to do 30 would be to at
tack the man who is absolutely unable
% defend himself. There 10 not the
slightest hope that Admiral Sampson
will ever be able 10 either appear in pub
lie again or defend himself from any
charge made against him, and Admiral
Schley has therefore swerved from his
original purpose to bring Sampson into
the case. Simpsons physical and men. |
tai wreck is complete, and on account OF
this Admiral Schley has given his coun-
sci instructions never again to mention
Sampson name before the court unless
it be absolutely necessary. With samp-
son completely eliminated from the case
there Is only one possible verdict and
that is certain 10 be that Schley did his |
full duty before and during the battle OF
Santiago. Even schley's opponents in
the Navy Department say that such a
verdict is sure 10 ne given by the court.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
Mere Child Jailed
For BOyish Prank.

Los ANGELES, Oct. l6.--The smallest
criminal ever formally charged in Los
Angeles county with violating the laws
of the State Of California 10 at present
an inmate OF the County Jail. He ID
Bobby Wren, 8 year old, pstivs Of
Pomona. The offense against Master
Wren 10 that he stole horse. His par
ents have deserted the baby. who says
he is innocent. although he acknowledg-
ed he borrowed the horse and buggy Tor
the purpose Of taking ride and was In
the vehicle sound asleep when found
and arrested by valiant Deputy sher.
IN
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-16
The EpisCOpalians
Still Working Away.

SAS FRANCISCO, Oct. i6.-~The House
OF Bishops held a brief session this
morning. Resolutions adopted by tho
deputies providing Tor the appointment
OF joint commission to confer with
other religious bodies on the subject OF
uniformity OF marriage and divorce
were concurred In. The Bishops OF
Albany, Maryland and Rhode Island
we're appointed on the committee TO re-
port at the next general eonyention.