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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
COMING LOCAL VENTS.

TIE Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
viii meet at the home of Mrs. Newton
Garst Thursday, December y.
Attention. [. r. X of P.l Regular
meeting Of Wichita Company No. 3 Busi-
ness. Tuesday evening. December 10. at
7:5o.
Special communication Of Wichita Ma
sonic Lodge No. 80, Monday evening. De-
cember 9, for work Visitors invited. Lee
tlires viii he illustrated with lantern.
The drill team and degree star Of
Pleasant Council No j.. Modern Tonties.
are requested to meet at the home Office.
Sedswick building. Monday evening. De
cenber 8. at 1.5o.
VIII be The order. An Ohioans are invited
and urged 30 be present. and cordial in
vitau0n is extended to others not formerly
Orleans. Come and have q good old
fashioned time, and set inspiration for
Christmastide.
The nenes Of all members and guests
who expect 10 attend the Banquet of the
Contemporary club next Wednesday even
ing should be handed 10 Mrs. r. l.
Holmes. chairman Of the committee, by
Monday night il possible. Every membes
must sect 10 il that tins Information s.
given.
The Ohio association VIII bold their first
annual meeting Wednesday. .lse 18TH at
o'clock y. M. an the court house. ora
GERS Tor the ensuing year VIII be chosen.
and q fne program ~ addresses. racits-
tions and vocal and Instrumental rausic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
hem are rasber-tlred aatomobiles. some

them are r1bber-tlred automobiles. some
thing very useful and handsome.
Mr. Tanner has monster engines Tor
boys-ones that they can actually spin
around in. He took a reporter through
every department Of his house and
showed him toys. from a rubber doll up TO
parIor billiard table. The world never
loses interest in dolls. and ar Tanner has
2 bigger stock OF them than ever before.
There is 4 big demand. also. FOR Christmas
presents Al first Mr Tanner thought
nc had too many n them. having put iu
an immense stock; but he now thinks
:hat he viii be able to sell every one q
them lie has books and stationery. up
10 date. and no end ~ brlc-a-hrac, ard
things that women can buy for fheif hus-
bands ard vice verEa. and that lovers and
friends and kindred can exchange and
make each other happy with. II r. mar
~el5us the number II things one can
pick out for a presenf-for a child boz
~ girl. father mother husband. Eife.
friend. q mir ster q sweetheart. an eui-
ployer. a berefactor o. . companion.
Mr. Tanner has adopted the alwavs
pleasing DoiicT 81 showing Rs gools.
whether ore la prepared to buy Or not
ffe surely has a varle5 ard hfaptiful
stock. aad he has tHe genital krark -
making customers feel 81 horne iu h's
store Ills Christmas business esnnat fa1
70 be immense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
BRAKEMAN
KILLED ON
FIRST RUN
William Rogers Is Horribly
Mangled at Blackwell.
IN The "BES LINE" YARDS
Discovered TO Be Citizen of
Pierce City, Missouri.
IN The "BES LINE" YARDS

Blackwell. o. r., Dec. 7.-wilnam Rodg-
ers of Pierce City. Mo, was killed here
this morning in the yards of the B. E. &
S. Ry. He was % years old and was max
ing his first run as brakeman on the
"Bes Line" The cars passed over both
his legs and his head was horribly man
gled. 1t is not known how the accident
happened. Nothing is known of his fam
ily or friends. His body was noticed by
other members of the train crew and
brought to the city hall, where an inquest
is being held at this time. A message has
been sent TO Piece City asking the police
to notify the friends of the deceased.
AIr. H. B. Metcalf of Portland, Gre,
has arrived in this city with his family
and purchased eight lots in the college"
addition, and Will build commodious
home at once. Mr. Metcalf IS a pioneer
newspaper man. having done work on
such papers as the Boston Commoner
Globe, Inter Ocean and others
On Thursday night the Commercial club
rendered a banquet to Mr.. and Mrs. eco
r. Willet and 8Ir. and Mrs. W. c. Ander-
son. The banquet was given at the
Maine. Mr.. Wilet is president of the
club and Mr.. Anderson is a member, and
also a member OF the city council. Both
gentlemen are "old settlers" and among
our most prominent business men, and
their brides have been given a royal well
come TO orr city. The banquet was at
tended by about 100 of our citizens.
Mr.. J. z. Shanafelt Of Perry. 0. T., has
bought two lots in the College addition.
and expects to build on them next year.
The Temple quartette, the second in the
series Of our lecture course ntrtainpaents.
was given 10 a crowded house in the
Lambert last evening. and the num-
bers on the program were all very fine.
The Temple quartette viii always receive
hearty welcome in our city.
The next viii be a lecture by DR.. Han
son CT Chicago, in February. on his IA
nous subject, Fools"
The many friends of Governor jenkins
in and about this city were very much
chagrlned over his removal, and they be-
lieves that Governor Jenkins has been alb
solately innocent Of any improper con-
duct. Mr.. Ferguson has many friends
here, who viii be glad 10 give him their
most hearty support.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
SATURDAY AT GUTHRIE
Secretary Grimes Leaves for His
Homo ut kingfiHneP.

Guthrie. o. T, Dec. 1T is very prob
able that action viii soon be taken in the
case of Frank Ellis, the Guthrie police
man. who is charged with the murder OF
Ferris Clayton. a commissioner has been
appointed to take dispositions in Indianap-
Oils Ind, which is Ellis old home re-
lative to hereditary insanity. Members
of the family and others in this city wiz
also be examined il is said.
The following statement was filed in the
court this week:
ITO Whom it May Concern:
This is TO certify that in my opinion.
Frank Ellis is in a critical condition. both
mentally and physically. and that unless
some improvement occurs soon. he VIII
not long survive. J. W. DUKE. N. d.
Ellis has been confined in the county
Jail since the crime was committed which
was last August. Those who have seen
him recently state that he is greatly
enaciated.
r. r. Bethune, of Pottawatomie county
who was committed to the federal Jail in
this city on the orer OF Judge B. T.
Hainer for contempt of court, has peti-
toned that a writ Of habeas corpus be
issued on the ground that he is being
Illegally held. The writ has been grant
ed, returnable on January to the su-
preme court at which time a hearing OF
the petition VIII be had. Bethune was
granted the privilege Of bond at g 600
pending the decision Of the court.
Bethune was ia business in Pottawato-
ME county and went into bankruptcy. Z.
Hesizessey was appointed referee. and
found $1,000 that Bethune refused 70 ac-
count for. The referee reported the mat
ter and the court held Bethune for con-
tempt until the money was turned o4er.
Bethune claims that thieves entered his
dwelling ana took the money.
\ suit for the possession q a quarter
section Of land has been appealed TO the
supreme court. IN the lower court Rob
ert I. Winebrenner was defeated fl his
contest against Edward c. Forney.
a case from Pottawatoraie county has
been appealed 10 the supreme court in
which John Taylor secured Judgment
against J. L. suns for Sos7 on q PROM
rnissory note. surls is asking for a new
trial-
The Territorial bank commissioner has
granted permission 70 the Citizens Bank
of McToud. Pottawatomie county. II gse-
gin business. with a capital stock % fla.-
8o. Permission ras also been granted 10
the Farmers ard Merchants Bank 4
Selling to begin basiness. with a capital
stock II S5 Both q these banks were
chartered some tine aeo. ana were - thf
process Of organization
Auditor J.. NJ Baxter delivered \ lee
ture last night at Aeafor3. 70 she teach
-- 80 .t--- 7,---ex This Sc rlr11afIr Che
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
ToYs AND THINGS.
immense Variety Of Nice Things fer
TIE Coming HolidzYs.


This viii be a great year for Christina -
toys. Nr. Charles &. Tanner thinks e
VIII De Chs banner Eear aince ~ has been
in business here. and ne wcre g satisfied
aIr when De ieo6e5 about isis STORE ~ -
North Afair street Yesterday ana inaaae1 q
goodness that he was rrs s,ar7d ms year
with increased room increased stock ana
lncreaeel heiu. for an Increased business
TIis store has been heightened out - she
auey. an addition ~ feet. aa1 t q noW
50 well lighted that it slFes ore great
advaHfag ID looking - e1oeH - alf9
affords him roam enough - etrY -
ana ChrIstras areserts - fh4t VIXEN cnc
eres fu rhere and Jocks ar7re. wast -
wants . imniealateiF sss, ~ fin
TA-a 9rs II rasrsarf new rfnEs fsr
Christmas en the ra7Est thLs gear Pros
rrity has stimulated tre inrsrriFe EeHlaF
of tog-rrakefs the eIris ~ ncf ~
neglected among lsle na1 Things GA f9r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
WEEKS TRADE
A STUININER
Continued from Seventh page.


THE Wichita market has come TO stay
and they kept coming with their hogs. In
spite of the fact that this city then had
only one packing house the hogs kept
coming and Kansas City and ST. Louis
and California packers wanted the sur
plus hogs after Cudahy filled his orders,
had come to Wichita after them.
This was a recognition Of the Wichita
market There WAS not better market
in the country than that in this city last
week.
The one thing essential for the success
of a great packing house is a hog mar
ket the year round That is what Wich-
ita has had and the next packer that
figures on locating in this city viii not
be confronted with that problem. DoId
may rebuild and Cudahy enlarge and
there viii stin be nnre hogs coming to
Wichita than they can buy and dispose
Of in their big packing houses.
The Wichita hog market is here to stay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
a mflLloN VOICES

Could hardly express the thanks OF Ho-
mer Hall Of West Point IA. Listen why
A severe cold had settled on hts lungs.
causing most obstinate cough. Several
physicians said he had consumption, but
could not help him. When oil thought
he vas doomed lie began TO use DIT King 2
New Discovery for Consumption and
writes. 1T completely cured me ard saved
my life ! now weigh 227 lbs. It's posi-
lively guaranteed for coughs. colds and
lung troubles. Price SC and $40. a.
C,.hrirlssss pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08

tors OF the company are: A r Ford,
Chas. s. Lee. John Gillian, S.. Kansas
City, No: George W. Raney, Council
Grove, Kansas; c. w. Dugan, J. l.
Phelps. FL Reno.
Ripley Lodge. No. 81, T. o. Q. r, for
ninety-uine years. The trustees are:
John A. Thompson, a. J. Cliugenpen. ".
O. BroyIes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
rHE pRlnE OF nEsoEs.

MARY soldiers r tre iast var 7srete %
say that FOR scratches Eraises. eats
uo1nds. cons. sore feet and ris ;osafs.
Bncklsn 2rnfca E.43te - its best i1 ~
wcrld Same far burns. srsiaa. hols. ~
GERS. skin srantions ard rlisa. }f sFse ~
no Pay Only - 81 eeHrlnzs pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
A SOCIETY LADYS LETTER.


following Peuna
During past four have caught
suddenly evening party catarr
would the result One bottle OF Peuna cured
any id."-BIANcHE 1YERS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
MUNYON'S
% | D
CURE

Nearly everybody seems 20 be taking Prof. Mrn-
yons Cold Cure Whenever a cold appears. It
relieves the head throat and lungs SO quickly
that cold need no longer be forerrnaer OF grippe.
diphtheria pneumonia. A vial cf the Cod Cure
is Ike life insurance policy. Every one of his
remedies S sire. Mostly z5c. val. Guide 10
Health free. Munvon. New York and PHILADELPHIA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
women Dread

The designation caused by skin disease.
even more than the tormeuting irrita-
ton which IS SO commonly associated
with il The use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08

Ae4iCal discovery
generally results
in a complete
cure of eczema,
pimples, eruptions
and other forms
Of disease which
have their cause
IN an impure con-
dition Of The blood.
Golden Medical
Discovery abso-
lu.elv pu-ges the
blood os hunors
and poisous, and
50 cures the cuta-
neous diseases $
which bad hlood
breeds and feeds.
There Is no alco-
hol IN the Golden
Medical Discoy-
eTyn and i Is en-
tirciv free from
opium cocaine,
and all other mar
c0tics
Wf uE F-u hraH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08

Sclc BY al Druggists ans Genera
Dealers with Private Die Stzap cser
the heck nS tha bcttle-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
TO nnauLArE aAmnlINa.

One oi The measures now pending In
the council Is MIR Mariners council
bill No. II, au act Ia restrict and rcgu-
late gambling. II provides that here
after IL shall be unlawful for any per.
son 90 keep, maintain or operate any
gaming table or apparatus, a. men.
toned lee section 1895 uf the complied
laws Of 1897 AZ the territory Of New
Mexico, To any room or place opening
upon any street or thoroughiure, or
upon the first or ground ilOor Of any
house or building within the territory,
in incorporated cities or towns, and the
application for license FOR carrying on
any such game or occupation shall. Ia
addition tu The requirements now pre-
sorihvd hy law, contain "a specific state
meut of the iluur coz story in the build
lng wherein such games are go Dc Opcr-
ated, and NO license shall be issued
without such statement, aud any viola
tion ui TAI, act shall subject the offender
10 the same punishmonts rs are pre-
1cribcd by law for operating such
games or apparatus without any license
whatever: Provided, that licenses
which have heretofore been issued
shall h. allowed tO expire, and the
holders shall not he subject to the pro-
visions Of tll, act II Is specified that
this act shall take elect and be- IN force
from and after the lst day Of May, 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
AwArriNo DgrrLorMrSru
founE Naa aeid over ~ tnsiiaation ~
Railroad Company.

\ message was received hcrc carly
This morning D., city Marshal MrMuin
from ', =. liyuc. general mss ng auI
ii'hci agent of the Santa Fc pn.lI.. nf
Los angeles, asking thr office, OBJ . r.i
onr Edgar Weaver, who w. 30 I1..ti.
ger un train 80 .. curoutr o., ult.u.
Upon The arrival of thr train FOO ilItt'fy
The young man was turned u.rl 90 Toe
lpr7l authorities hy the trium,s until
further particulars were obtained n BE-
mot positively known Whist The yaune
man is charged with. hut 10 81 uruiscl
that when hr f.ulrrrd check fur Stfa
to the Ticket arut in l.ns Angeles Tor
ticket io BOSTON and it' rhnngc. that be-
neglected. ip endorse thr same anil tho
agent did mot notice flo error until the
young man had received the money and
ihr ticket md was Du IBIS way east The
Young man hui on bic person. ihr ticket
and $40 In money when the conductor
was notified. huth of which hc turned
over 10 the authorities Weaver o. "a
Young follow not MORE than twenty
years uid, wrll.droFsel ani hrs every an.
prur1ncc or being nn honest aud encr-
R'tir man IT, was taleu a. tho city
hall. but instead was shown about tho
city during Tho lay hy guard who was
placed over hiin. go che expense of The
railroad company. until full particulars
were received from the officials
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

ported The lockci-oui miners are con-
ductinr themselves in gpnticmnnly
manner. none ut whom hring guilty uf
any violence toward the complny's mrn
or their property. Ia nnswor 60 the
question as a. who we're tho cause Of a
little trouble at The Cainlpa mine last
"Wednesday night n which one coiurcd
man was shot aud seriously wounded.
the gentlemen were unable 90 furnish
Amy light upon the subject. other than
that they overheard DE conversation boz
tween three 81 the cumpany's guards
none 90 whom was WILLING to noknDwl-
edge that De- was the cause ~ the mans
injury Tho guards know. however. that
the bullet whiun entered the w0fkmnn's
body was one from their riHcs but who
had Erred the shot has not bccn definitely
decided
IN answer 10 ccrtnm questions the gen
ilomrn said. "T'hc colurrd miners re-.
GENTLY imported. we're secured through
Misrepresentation hy pitt boss. and
moreover the men signrd contract to
work FOR the company Tor s,ur months.
poBatIon would not hc Whitehead from
their wagc4 They say the reports are
current that the guards are under cx-
plicii orders from the company, not to
permit any Of the worbmos FROM leaving
the property. and not to allow any Que
beside mn rmplpyr Co pas- NJ" picket line
unless be- 81 in pus-ession uf orders from
the company. II was understood that
M emnn who was shot on "wednesday
evening intended 10 resign his position.
and as lac did moi have pass ~ cross
the line, the three guards raised their
rides aud fred. one of the bullets strik.
Ing the workman and seriously wound
INK him. asM WW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
LUNA FUNERAL TRAIN.
The Train, with the urmaint aT Mrs. fsa
bella u Sic LIMA Pass Through far
los tuuns.

The special tram bearing the remain.
OF Mr. Isabella -. dc Luna. Who's,
death occutrei in Santa Re THURSDAY
evening no q O'Clock, arrived this after.
noon from the territorial capital. and az.
ter remaining here a short time proceed
cd on 90 los Iunas, where tho funeral
VIII be- hrh Monday morning at III
O'Clock.
The following parties accompanied the
funeral train: Gov. NJ \. Otcru. 4. \.
Keen, Judge i H. McFic. jose -. Seua.
Mariana Seua. II . Bur.um. Jncolo
Chavez. +. \. lluhbrll. COL j. 4. Chay.
c-. A. " Brrptrc. Geo Auuiio. Manuel
II. Utrro, Elias Sprrrs. Mosdamrs Max
Luna, Henry Connolly Muriunp Armiio.
j, NJ Luna, " r. Sem. i. q. Chavcs.
Miss Anita u scrr aud Miss Nina
ot"ro. With the remains were also the
lrr"ayri sou, iion. Solomon Luna. and
daughter Mrs. A. NJ Iirrsrrr The
rntlrmcn or the party wiz return ta the
city this afternoon aul remain here over
SUNDAY returning tu l,os lunns early
Monday morning In time for the funeral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Here are some extremely wcll.pul
and truthful remarks 10y the editor al
he Albion tlnd. Fra concerning sub.
ie"' Of the first Importance to every
publisher;
The publisher Of newspaper has
one thing Ia sell aud one thing tO rent.
lie has M" newspaper to sell aud the
space la his columns a. rent Can any
one Inform us why he should be- az.
pected tO give away either the one or
che othery lie can, II he 30 chooses.
and he does, as matter uf fact, furnish
q great deal oi space rent free But IL
does not follow that ho ought 10 be- cN-
pecied to do -u u ought tu boz rccor-
nized as a contribution, exactly a-
would u" the giving away of sugar coz
coffee by u grucrr. but, strange tn say ,
Il Is not lOokcd upon in that light at
all, and yet everybody knows that the
existence Of newspaper depends upon
the rent 0f rs space aud the sale Of the
paper, just the same as merchants
success depends un selling his goods.
instead Of giving them away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

This celebrated iccturrr will appear Al
/ CuluAhus nall ou Tuesday night, March
: u. Read thr following comments:
Han Wagner, the eloquent California
orator delivered his lecture The Kings
/ English, before the students aud friends
OF the II, Thauc Miller Seminary last
evening, The rare polish of diction. the
quantity humorous storieJ, the marvellous
amount uf Information aud the dramatic
fcryor of the speaker. was heartily ap-
prcciatcd Cincinnati Commercial
Professor Wagner "a magnetic
speaker aud has the faculty. which SO
many public speakers lack, " drawing
The constant attention OF his hearers
During The morning session be- gave a
very Interesting blk ou ilamblcs
Among Schools Echo. bakersfield.
cat
Ills experience in journalism. in eol-
lrgr work, AMI school experimenting,
fits him Tor handling q subject in prac-
teal way. llc is an easy ani fluent
speaker Edward HYATT Supruntrn-
Riverside County. Cal
"Ilr b. nu enthusiastic and nm Interest
ing speaker Earl Barnes, stanford
University.
He ~ regarded as an excellent IN.
siruci"r David Starr Jordan. stanford
University.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
scnooL AFFAIus.

10 was rather complimentary to Rep.
rcsentative Walton .a} the New Mex.
lean, that thr huI-,. which "a few DAYS
ago yOted down bI- buJ.p bill No, l6,
should hnsc r,,uh.id,r.I tho matter
and un Thursday passed thr measure
unanimously. The hii provides that 40
the nest election one az the three
school directors to hD elected in each
district shall b. elected and hold office
FOR "a term of three years, unr shall be-
elected for two years. and the third
elected for one year
AZ each election after the next onsu-
ing election ~ such directors. but one
Of such directors shall bc voted for.
and he shall be elected and hold his
Office iOr term ~ three years from
the first day of July thereafter. Such
directors are prohibited from employ
ing any person suffering from c0nsump-
tion, or from any contagious or infcc-
tiOus disease rs teacher In the pub
he schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Here Is one 81 ,he finest bu nu- sou
can have ON yoJr he,d for go &. own
good and yoi neigooo 8.
This elevation Is ne D. ofm.
ness. "lt = o laugh.
For che more general cod gene ous
cultivation Of his particular bump
Fla and Webster the co.,. ,. rg
managers Of "a llIo,sy Time, hayo
devoted yeas Of dmo aud ,Iudy. 70
You have no swelling vnc.c shat black
mark il shown ou tbo chart, YOU have
tcudancy toward blue laws aud misau.
thropy Your case needs careful CO...
tontion and you should be- sure 20 SEQ
"A Breezy Time, which win Doe a. tho
opera house on saturday, March q, for
it is one continual laugh from start 20
hn,sh, and never fGls 80 SWEET ,h
bump Ia q normal size.