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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26

SLUBY. DIVA zwlazkl
ma@zenskle pob}ogosiawiono " tYoh
dn,a,h We Wrsesn' odby} sig Stub
papny Heleny Booming, CORK
lekarza, z zYgmuntem Hendlem,
architektem 2 Krakowa. - Dsugl
stub odby} sic we Wieckowlcach
pod Buk,em, .gdzie najprzew. K.
b,skup Lixowsk, po&aczY} wxz{em
ma}zehsk,m pana Stanlsfawa Ssuf-
drzynskiego z parma Konstancya
Breza, c6rka w%}aeclc'eli tego ma
j4tku.
KOSClAN. - Tor kolel zelaz"
mel 2 K%o6uiana do Grodzlska
o:warty ola uzytku publicsnego cd
| ~wrzesn,a. Zatem cd Gostynla.
roczawszv MONA tym torem ma
Koscian Grodz1sk Opalepica doie~
chac do Beriina. Droga ia 40
X Iometr6w Jest kr6tsze, niz dawnlej
ma Poznan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26

PAN WIKTOR MARCHLEW-
SKI W Gfudziadzu otrzyma4 z
Poznania ksrte korespondenc!jn
z widokiem kleczacego yrobu
swej cork mieczmka e. >, Mary:'
Malczewskiego]. Napis Ia tel kar
clio brzmi: ,,Karta correspondent
cYjna", pod ten ,,Correspondenz
karte'. Wskutek tego sc'agne}a
poczta Is fen, wiece] (strafporto).
BISKUPIEC. - Kasyer mel
ski K,elmann zostaf aresztowaa1
i odstaxionY do wiezienia W la
vie, Sprzeniewierzy} on znaczne
sunny plenl2dzy m,ejskich. Do
tYchczas wYkr>to brak $ tysjecv
marek. Dotychczas wykryto brak
5 tysiecy marek. Ably swoje TO-.
t"ostwo ~zatuszowat, .fafszowa|
K,elman ksiazki i rachu1ki.
10
SWIEC1E. - G~ospcdarze
kleska og6lnego n,euro-
sprzedaja byd|o "a bezcen.
w,ejska juz naby6 MONA
"a rs NIX. $50 dawnlej }acono "a
taxa l5u mrk+
GIErRZWAKD. - Poslad}osG
karczme p' Hermanna naby} W
sprzedazy sadowei p. Pola-
kowski z Ottendorfu "a II. 600 ma
rex. Wskutek konkursu p. Herr
strsclli wierzyciele przesz}o
900 m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26

TQkE&, Is w~rze6nia. -
Process wytoczonY so Polakom (53
gimpazyastom i 7 klerYkom) O ma
lezenle do tainYch stowarzyszen,
zakohczy{ sic niespodziewanie
predko i wyroki byig bardzo la
godne. Trzynastu o~skarzonVch
zostalo uznsnych niewlnnymi,
dziesieclu otrzYma}o upomnienia,
a reszte skazano ma kare wiez1eura
cd ! duia do 3 miesiecy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26

w RADkOWIE pod Ostro-
wen " czasie manewr6w woisku.
wyoh dragon pewisn tax nlesrec,.
MIC lanc9 macha}. 10 pr2eb,} dru-
giego dragona i ten zaraz zycie
zakonczyf. g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26

GNIEZNO. Onegdai okoio go~
dz,ny l 4zwiedz11 katedre nasza 20
s~oja swlta, ks;azq Albrecht pru-
SKI, kt6ry, jak wiadomo - bawif
celem inspokcyi 40 pulku W mie-
scie naszem. PrzYby1 on re SVEN
otoczeniem pieszo, wsrod wichra j
deszczu. do katedrYJ ma progu
kt6rej posita} go ~najprzew. <s.
B,skup Andrzejew,cz W otoczen,u
ks, kaoonik6w Dorszewskiego / DR..
Dnedsinsklego. Nastepnie oprowa-
dzi,i 90 clz dostojn,cy Kosc,o}a pc
tumie, zwracajac uwsge ma polsk:e
z4bytki starozytuosci TAX " kate.
drze samei, jak W kapllcach i
skarbcu- Ks'ec,u t86maczy}i OPT"
sywa} wszystko z wielka dok&ad-
j znajomoscia rzeczY czci-
ks. Raatz, penitencyarz
hatedralnY..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26

CHOJNICE. Oneg daj skon~
fiskowa}a pol,cya W sk&adach pa
pieru karty z wldokiem. przeds sta
w,ajacYm pomnlk ola zamordo-
waneeo Wintera z naplsem. 70
zbrodpl .d~opu6cila' sig pewna sekta
zyd6w. @~y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
OPENING OF TIE STRIP.

Those who laugh last. laugh best, Is
an automatic truth so far as the Chero-
kee strip IS concerned. said William An
+ dersOn Of Oklahoma yesterday
The data OF that opening VIII never be
written But around blazing fresides. AZ
the festival board. the vicissitudes. the
ludicrous incidents will De rehearsed. even
70 The third and the fourth generation
It Is not long ago-as years 60 But In
finite cycles in memory have passed since
the 18th OF September. 1893 Ia Hen
nessey. d prime factor before the start,
provisions were the dssideratum. During
all the rush Of preparation. one merchant
had not a pound Of meat. but on the day
before the grand finale. he dug up crate
after crate of smoked and saitsd meats.
when everybody else was out and sold
his supply at nearly double the prices
-thers had charged. on that nevsr-to-be-
forgotten Saturday Henressey was de-
serted T. was another Goldsmith's De-
serted Village" on the bor1eriand.
four miles north. were usssed a beter-
0zenous crowd. in CONS on foot. or
steeds. besides which Don Quixote's
Rosiuante was credit But they made
a gallant race. and each feu 70 turning
the virgin sod for crops next year Bus
isef was inauspicious. Many went %
Kansas 70 recuperate faillnS fortune The
next year was no better. no worse Kan
sas again. while wife and babies held
the claim. The women chopped ana
hauled the wood drew the water and
sighed for the good cid days Of peace
health and plenty A .. lSss found littie
change I'm the settlers financial condi-
ton He was PIT 70 it 20 cam the ueces-
sarv wherewithai % led and cIothe his
own. But q saw 2 change. ard the
pioneer saw his crops foczs and Nerds
Increase nightly under his hand until
today he is the peer q any agricuiturist
under tn sun Were there soorers
There were. one voul6-be settler rode
feet horse eight miles Up on Turkey
creek ard found d man with a yoke ~
oxen ahead OF him Not only that- bur
the MAJ had onions Up and nearly ready
for delicatessen purposes Nearly every
body within reach rode 70 Turkey creek
for drink. ard found 10 too salt Tor
culinary or drinking purposes There s.
an hiatus between the run and .he
big red barn which VIII D. dued only with
tradition SOM dav the rrivation ire
turmoil the pertlnacious effort for home
and competence wfl be wrtse1. Soc
row. r j. too soon. The days ~ prfra-
ton TIRE nights 81 anguish are eco fresh
90 the memories - rhe participant And
uhe1 Il .s written. none nay dolht 20
uehler. better class 20 men ard ro-ne-
ATTEMPTED and accouplished more ll the
face u dlEculties seemingly lns1rrna1zta-
be- than those who reclaimed the so-
called Cireat American Deserr ard
made r. to hlossou as the rose
Ther O. noe feel uks heroes zow.
Pcsteri-v ulI maze theu 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

The following was announced as q
{ change OF time II street car service.
I College Hill every twenty minutes. To
+ peka avenue. twenty minute service 70
( packing houses. forty minutes % Burton.
Paramount every hour; Fairview fifteen
: minute service. West side. twenty minute
service. South Main. twenty minute ser
vice.
The Misses Green. prominent here IN
society. moved with their parents 20 Ga.
cago 10 reside permanently
The inmates OF the city jail we're f1uad
20 be working g scheme 10 get out
through a hole in the floor
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. l. L Newcomh.
a boy
scot Matson. the St. Louis travelling
man began making regular trips 70 Wich-
tia
The Stewart Iron Works put n the low
est bid for the federal building AZ Dea-
yer
The report reached wichita that Miss
Anneta Daisy had been killed IN Okla
homa. Il was false
Master Frank RatliT entertained. His
guests were: Dell Kindred. Jesse Short.
Rosa RatI1. Marsie English. Cassie Ben
nett. Walter Bolte Lizzie Ballenser.
Myrtle rastley Eddie Dm. Jessie wiz
liams. May Antrim. Roy Antrim. Leon
Williams. Roscoe Wallace. Gleed wall
lace. Clare Kracaw. John Wallace. WM
Rogers. John schumacher. Goldie Evans.
May flaming Lola Kracaw. Pearl Rodg-
ers. Bessie Dudley. Della McTaEgart.
David Bueseuhark. Otis Cone Josie Schu-
macher. Edward Gone. Charlie DiH Rex
Andrews. Melvern Wallace. Maggie Rat
liz
II that dav e road wagon race was
known as q sSeleton-wagou race
The postoTice department gave the
postoGice permission % close So that the
employees could attend the state fair
Miss Jennie McClung ~ - Sor,h Mar
ket street was entertalning Miss Minnie
Small OF Wabash. Indiana
Married Mr- John yanneman and Miss
Belle Andrews
on the big day of the state FAIR that
year 10 was estimated that 81 90 people
visited the fair grounds.
The state fair has two rainy days ~ Sc
and two days were PUT over 20 The next
week
J. w. Wilson. secretary ~ the state fair
association. Indignantly denied that tae
association has mads ple of maaey-
Alexander CoTey a cal0rei man. VAS
found dead ig q stairway an North Maiu
street. re had committee suicide.
The h0wl against tire awful .asperite
pavement was stiH on
A farewell party was given 90 che houe
% ". 4. Bixby o. 81 =. HlLustGn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

would stay in the kitchen for hours, lying
GRAYS FAMOUS HYPNOTIC CASE
The law suit in the district court, in
which Anderson Gray is plaintiff. recalls
what was known as the famous Sumner
county hypnotic case. a great many stin
believe that Mr. Cray vas tried and
convicted for murder on the theory that
ne hypnotized Tom Mcdonald. and while
under the hypnotic influence that Nc
Donald kill Tom Patton. All this was
mere fiction. Hyptonlsm was never men
toned IL the trial, nor during the trial
Gray had been convicted before il was
sprung II was a fake. pure and simple,
born in the Imagination OF Sumner
county attorney in q spirit Of POPULARITY
The story went ali over the civilizeI
world Hypnotissn was comparatively
new theory in Jurisprudence then and
scientists took IT UP. The magazines Of
Paris and London exploited IT, Preach
ers sermouized On IT aud judges and law
yers fairly went wild over il. Judge
Burnett, who then sat on the bench Of
Sumner county, received hundreds OF le--
tiers concerning IL, some Of them praising
and some condemning him in the most
severe terms. An ordinary case became
one Of the most famous in the Judicial
history Of the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

the boys were barefCored. the other one
vas nicely dressed. This shows thar kind
ness and sympathy exists in all classes
Of society II also shows 70 ne that az
heart, We wish 10 be kind 10 help and 70
20 something for somebody
PROPERTY DOUBLED ITS VALUE
About eighteen months ago 3Irs. Joan
J. MCNAMARA bought The property o.
the corner Of Douglas and Lawrence ave
nues as an Investment II IS occspie6
by the Golden Eagle clothing store She
paid $4,000 for the fifty feet. Notwith-
standing the fact that IL yielded a fair
income lots CT people Thought tna- Il
wasn't q good investment Friday morn
ing Mrs 81cNarama was Offered $3.50
for TIE property. az increase Of Enore
than 10 per cent IN less than two years
behind the stove.
There vas . young man staying near
the restaurant, ard he fell in love with
the cook He often VISITED her in her
domain OF pots and pans. one evening
he and the young lady were standing
near the stove and the young man put
his arm around the fair lady's waist She.
Of course, squealed. They were standing
in such a way that the young man was
standing with his back 10 the stove and
the instant the girl yelled, the dog made
enc leap and grabbed the west end Of the
young mans pants. he let loose CT the
girl in 4 hurry and shot through the
kitchen door ike a catapult- On through
the dining room ard into the Office and
then down stairs, with the dog hanging
on for dear life. When he reached the
pavement a man who happened 20 know
how 10 handle a dog came along and
grabbed the animal by the neck and tail
and pulled him of. but the dog also took
with him the greater part Of the young
mans pants. The young man went on
across the street. purchased q shotgun
and started back 70 kill the dog that had
ruined his trousers, but the girl net him
at the door and refused 10 let the man
XIII the canine. The consequences we're
that the young lady lost a beau but Mr..
Cairns sill owned 2 live and very active
bulldog.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
WICHITA BOY IL Alaska.

j
/ From Dawson City. Herbert Davidson
writes the following very Interesting let
ter to his brother. Art:
You no doubt will De surprised % learn
+ Of my being here, but It Is nevertheless
a fact. and as 1 have a good position I
shall probably be here for some time u
come. The least wages paid IS $40 q
month. board and room always included.
which means here at least 50 more Food
supplies are very high. Ordinary meals
at restaurants range from 81 to s. Short
orders. Of course. 60 sin higher Porter
house steak $3.50; two eggs . cents or
I 81: cup OF coffee OF piece Of pie. = cents.
There is very little fresh milk and Few
vegetables. all condensed and canned.
However. short lived crops are quite
successfully raised. and Oh. what prices
they bring, Potatoes are all the way
from On to 80 cents a pound or s 20 So
a busheI oats. timothy and uiilet grows
three or four feet high here Hay : 500
ton. What 90 You think Of that7
Conteloupes. watermelons. cacumoers.
radfshes ard the Ike can be successfully
raised. and bring enormous prices Farm
ing Is evidently going q offer great In
ducenents Though the season IS cone
rarativeIv short. for six months Of the
year the sun shines al the time, Or prac-
Jically 50. The earth aaso~bes 50 much
heat that crops make wonderful
growth Flour is 81 q sack ard chicksEs
are s. apiece. There are 70 ulckels or
dimes used here. EVERYTHING is two
h.ts or four. SIX OF eight. as the case nay
BE- Wearing apparel IS fairly cheap.
90 81 -
Klondike river On the Yukon river. ard
IS completely surrounded by high noun
talns-
This country 81 practically al immense
icsburg. Rith about two feet q earth
washed from the mountains on TOP of d.
You can dig two feet any place 30 the
cftv and strike solid See F1r this reason
All ths water We usa comes from TIE river
and costs 81 for eight buckets. or you
can buv key AZ the CIR watsrw1-zs f0-
6 month ara carry vcur ow- water
from the hv5-auts whtch are lc-1tsi al
along the streets Ire climate here ~
present 3 verr pleasant -euFerafgre
rru-rr from - 20 - degrees All wear
farrei underwear zcc sleep oetvee1
Blankets understood in che winter &
sets tcEz as low as 81 degrees heiow zero.
crt they claim r1t - ul1 r any more
-haa back IL -he STAKES Thsre Is 70
u.lns. ara thsv are prepared -1r IT, TheT
viu hsve - show NJ. hEwsver Eea-iy
al rraEI- Is carried On ares- tcz1 ~
means ~ doe teams. though rhera are a
coed -arv hrrses zoo deportation ~
and s7wr ere creeks Is carries o. m1l-iy
Ee c-1Chss
49, f.o-.t-- ~ rrs- -r--tr ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

Kansas had always q fascination far
the pioneer spirlt- sheriff Charlie SIM
mons came 10 Kansas from Wisconsin
early iu $50. hringlnE Nith aim 2 team
After arriving here Do hired na- fsr 80
a month north ~ town. where sis present
farm ls located. when re grauaorEers
came he concluded % 60 back ~ Wls-
cousin ara DID a banker named t-ai'o~
i1 his nalve town. haa piece ef i1ri
ard offered g. % Mr. Simmons ou coz
Gito1s that ~ urlid ucre- again 81 60
Kansas. 3ir Simmons stafiea ofer the
matter ana refused re md D. wd
rather use kaeedeep ln grassrarer Or
ka-s7s rhar to lve 1n the fat % the rf
IN Wisconsin,. Dee hitchad aD hls team
and headed f-r Ears1s aEaa Prosperity
attsafed BIS second eoml1e ara ~ can
cash in r0H far q great eeai more fnaa
be could 81 te remained ir Trar-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

Yes, SIT. 7 recolleet that perfectly
wei
well. what Is the reason you did rot
do ise
well, father. have studied that mat
ter over al 70 s1yself and have made Up
my mind nor 10 make a living tkat way
Nov. I want you % ten ne bow yea
are going % 1--we. You can not make your
living unless you work You VIII srarve
70 death unless YOU make W your uin1
% work
Wei. then father. 7 VIII never live
and I VIII depart this lie AZ q very early
age. ! VIII certainly die
Wat Do sou want &c do-n7chiuE.'
No want 20 so N the office with
you and study law VII work ever 50
hard AZ tnar
Judge Harris n-es always a common
sense man. and that settled the destiny
OF .Kos Harms The 5udsc mol hsru
home and he wen, into The Office aa5 the
people who knew him n those DAYS never
had any doubt about Eos being able GO
make a living. I have often wondered
what Ittle things change peoples whole
lives. end 7 have wondered what woulG
have become o. KOS Harris II his father
had given him a gcod threshinE and pnt
him 20 work Instead OF sitting down
under that tree 20 reason with him"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

White Horse. over the greatest piece OF
engineering the world has yer known
the Yukon and White Pass railroad From
here I went by way 81 Lewis river and
YUKON 70 Dawsou-from Wichita q dis
tance Of s.5g3 miles was very much
uleased WIKI Seattle and surrounding
country. From all Indications Seattle Is
going % make another Chicago. and this
is the OPTION OF non-interested parties
The city has grown from ffCy u one
hundred thousand IL ter years Doubled
her population. you see. ard continues
% grow and thrive She has every facii-
ity for making q wonderful CITY, namely,
one OF The gran5es- harbors il the world.
Puget Sound. and the very finest on the
Pacific coast close communication Wl-h
the wealthy Alaska and north trade;
shortest and easiest route TO Hawaii and
adjecent Islands: finest kind OF fisheries.
very equitable climate; abundance Of
minerals. fruit. vegetables in and about
the city. coal near at hand and q grand
supply Of ciry water. These and other
natural facilities are bound 10 be the
means OF developing q great c.ty in
Seattle There IS d wonderful amount
OF business done there. and the city is
just in its infancy. I forgot 20 tel you
that 2 few miles from here Cranherries-
raspberries. currents and blue berries
grow II abundance
Mr.. Carter and I. after church last sun
day. took q stroll over the mountains
and gathered few Wild red rsspberries
and some real spruce gum
Il seems odd TO me % wake Up in the
night and ind It light az o'clock az
night. and il is a bout Ike il is at home
half sE hour after sun goes down. A
mastodon has Just been found up the
river about ten miles. the hip bone OF
which is probably foot through. There
are lots OF these fellows up here, they
tell ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
WALKED THE FARMERS down.

Colonel Tom Fitch went out ap2raisin.s
land for the Orient with two Populiscs -
Theodore Osweiler and H ~. Pu0le-
last week. These two healthy patrons
Of agriculture conspired ard smiled They
put up a job on Colonel Fitch TO walk
him down, and started out 70 % It When
night came their first day out They asked
him how he felt Fine" was his an
swer. They repeated their test Of pcdes-
trianism the next day, and took Colonel
Fitch into plowed ground whenever thev
could. II didn't phase him The third
day Colonel Fitch smalt q moJss ard
decided 20 turn the tables on his farmer
friends. He walked fearfully. and about
o'clock in the afternoon he suggested
that they must 90 q little faster in order
to finish and have supper at a certain
place. Pretty soon Theodore Osweiler
Who has plenty Of flesh on his bones. be-
gan 70 pant and puff, and finally called
for the wagon They forgot that Colonel
Fitch roughed it as a soldier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
ARE APpREc1AT1NG THE PARK

Il Is doubtful II very many people IN
this city realize the importance OF River
side park or could give any idea Of how
much il add 10 the resident property
values OF the city. Speaking Of this mat
ter the other day. Mr.. F. A Reed said he
had never thought much OF the value of
the park until his brother came here
from Syracuse, y +, 70 visit him last
September. His brother went wild over
the park and declared that they had moth
ing like Il in his part OF New York
II had never thought Of the value OF
the park before" said Mr. Reed, "but
since that have been visiting the park
with the idea OF estimating its value TO
the city. and I think it has added at
the least a third 70 the value OF the resi-
derce property in the city. Why, I tel
you that park is out OF sight IL was the
best investment Wichita ever made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
OLD STORY OF FORESIGHT.

The old time real estate men are having
lots OF fun these days. During the hard
times a great many Of them, especially
those who represented mortgage COM
panies, traded lots with each othec and
in many cases sold the moutright- Now
all Of these lots are from three 10 ten
times their former value and when they
meet they josh one another because tEey
didn't hold onto them \ fortune could
have been made by Specializing % the
extent OF a few thousand dollars in lots
six or seven years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

Some months ago Colonel n. T. Tayios
was reported q have been stricken wltr
paralysis That was ere frst impress
sioa az his rhysiciaas. ana very fess
people ever knew the facts. Trstcaa ~
axphyNiated. and came very near losing
lis hfe. lie was taking "a Bath in a
flames went out. leaving TIE gas ss-
cape HIS Vife was anxtaas f1r hlul %
come % breakfast ara lt =1s wen ihar
she was. Tor had Do remained in the tab
unconscious nve mingtes ianeer Sis Ifa
could not have bean saved As Sc vas.
81 reguir~l three hours ruahiuv 90 SRI
signs ~ llfs ia hls muscles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

Colonel Tom Fisch. while out arprals-
Ing the Orient right-ot-Fay. found many
things which Impressed him with ths sacs
that seisvtck county IS prolific il tao
line OF freaks. AZ one place he f1uaa
man who Is only four fses hi~h and az
another place h found a young SRI 3h5
stands fsli seven fees GA her vausns. Hs
insists thar she was fun that hieh sha
stood head and shoulders above hlm. anE
be Is very close 20 six feet