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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
GA TozEAs
Ras-s fba a The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Signature e NHzAzzzzI
PLACES oF WORSHIP.

Gov. Stanley is in the city and viii d.
rect the First Methodist Sunday school
Prof. Harold of Friends University viii
sing a solo.
Church Of Christ, Scientist, sedgwiclz
hall Services today at 1880 a. m. Sub
5ect, Probation After Death" Regular
Wednesday evening mesUiaS this week
at O'Clock.
Prof H ~ Stout, Of Friends Univer-
sity, win speak at the mems meeting
this afternoon at + p. m. at rooms Of
Young Mems Christian Association, over
2l3 North Main street.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner of North Lawrence, Rev. Henry Z.
Thayer, pastor-Services 1880 a. m. and
s p. m Sunday school u N. Y.,P. S. G.
T., p. m. Theme Of morning sermon,
Goodness a Living Thing in the Good. 4"
The quartet VIII sing Jesus My Savior,
Look on Me.'-Nevin. Evening theme
The Redemptive Spirit.
Grand rally at the Friendship Baptist
church on Murdoch avenue. IL a. III.
Preaching by pastor vs.. r. Hardy. sub
5ect, The Power OF Prayer" Preaching
at $3.50 r. m. by Rev. H. T. Copeland
DID. Rev. r. AfcTurner and Rev. II. F..
Frazier. together with their good people
VIII assist us We ask our friends 70
come and help Us. Preaching at 2. n.
sunday school at 1876. J. S. Quarles, sup
erintendent
First Baptist church. corner First and
Market streets, w. 3. Gibson. pastor
Sunday school ar $3.50 O. m. Hon j. F.
Sherman, superintendent. Preaching by
the pastor. IL a. M and S r. n. Morning
subject. THE 1farvelousness OF Unbe-
lief.' Evening subject, THE Conversion
III the Thief on the Cross" Special mt
sic by quartet choir. j.. j. +. e. meets
at p m. Subject walking WIKI
Jesus Strangers and visitors especially
welcomed 70 our services.
st. Johns Episcopal church. corner Of
Third street and Topeka avenue. Rev. T.
ID. Rit1hev. Tcctor-Holy communion
every Sunday morning at 7-a1. Sunday
school al rs a. 70. Morning prayer AZ q
@ clock Sermon hE the rector. Full nu-
steal service by the choir. For che offer-
tory Hiss Larimer VIII sins Ne0dcls0fn s
sat the Lord Is 3Iiudfal 81 Ills own
Young Peoples Chapter meet ~ % M
evening prayer az c'clock- sermon b-
The rector. Fun musical service lsy the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

A. Sautter Of Clearwater was in the
city yesterday buying goods.
Mrs ". A Reeves of F'urley, Kan, was
in the city yesterday visiting friends.
A Hanson, the stockman of Englewood,
Kan, is in Wichita for a day or two.
c. +. Luening and wife Of wellington
we're visiting friends in Wicn-la yester-
day.
c. S. Jobes, national bank examiner, is
spending few days in the city with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Travis are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a underground boy at
their home.
Mrs. c. L Denton IS visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. n Richardson, at 2S3 North
Topeka avenue
Ed. Elicit of FL Dorado, chairman of
the board OF directors OF the Kansas pen
itentiary, is in the city.
Mss Emily Torrington is at home for a
few days She IS making delightful pro-
gress IN her musical studies.
W T. Smith Of Columbia, No, is IN the
city visiting his son, Shannon Smith. with
the Fulton Clothing company.
The many friends OF Mrs. ]. II. Bryan
via be pleased 20 learn that she is con-
Ealescent after serious illness.
n Strauss Of Chicago, the western rep
EESGlLaLifG OF the Banner Dfduu OF cIOLQ-
ing, VIII spend Sunday in Wichita.
John r Crib, Of the firm of Morgan &
Crib. OF Chickasha, I. T., was in Wieh-
ita last week buying goods for his firm,
Camp 49. Sons of Veterans. meet in
regular session Monday night, at their
hall, 235 n. Main street. Business Of i'm
pOrtance.
Prof. Blume has been awardea the con-
tract for the grand orchestra for the L.
c T. ball at the Grand Lodge meeting at
Hutchinson May 10.
Mrs. A. 3. Jenkins left yesterday for
Frankfort, Ind, where she viii join her
husband who has located there and they
expect to make their home in the future
W. M Duncan Of Eureka. Springs, Ark,
was IN Wichita yesterday and was favor
ably impressed with the city. Mr. Dun
can is mayor Of Eureka Springs and owns
the electric light plant at that place.
Dan Hammond of Kansas City, No.
was in the city yesterday. Mr. Ham
mOnd was raised in Wichita and thinks
there is no place like it. He is in the
bridge contracting business at Kansas
City
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Fine DOG IS DEAD.
Maltese Terrier Killed Enroute to 4
DOG show.

Maltese Terrier Killed Enroute to a
Dog show.
Frank Sprague is all broken up over
the loss Of his fine Maltese terrier dog
RE sent him TO the dog show at Chicago.
and he met with an accident on the
Tay and lost his life
Franks dog was rare and valuable.
He is, the kind OF dog that the ladies' IN
ancient rome used to keep for pets about
the time that ST. Peter presided over the
cathedral IN the Holy city There are
not to exceed a dozen pure bloods in the
United States and never until this year
has the Maltese terrier found place in
dog shows in this country.
he dog weighed just Jour pounds, and
his long hair was as white as snow and
as soft as silk. The tip Of his nose
was black, and his eyes were as black
as Egyptian midnight. He was brought
TO this country by an English lady and
given TO a friend of Mr.. Sprague, and
this friend gave him to his last owner.
His sire WON tWenty-siX first prizes in
England and nine championships lie
was also the winner of six partnerships,
and has six gold medals and six silver.
lie has two gold cups, and at Crystal
Palace scored ahead Of everything in
sight.
as a matter Of course, when a dog be-
longs to such a family he is worth big
money Mr.. Sprag que does not know his
true value, but he refused an offer of
500 for him. James Mortimer, who is
considered the best judge Of dogology in
the United States, told Mr.. Sprague last
winter that he considered his dog the
finest specimen of Maltese terrier in the
United states.
The story sent back to Mr.. sprague in
regard TO the dogs death was to the
effect that this dog and another small
one were put on the top Of a large box.
and while playing Mr. Sprague-s dog
fen off the box hurt his neck and died
from the effects of the fall Mr.. Spraeue
wrote to have the body boxed and sent
TO Wichita, but word came back that
they were compelled 70 send the dog out
oil the city by a sCavenger TO be buried.
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choir. For the onertory Mr. Harry S.
A1cClung viii sing Hamilton Gray's "a
Dream Of Paradise
Reformed church. corner Of South To-
peka and Lewis, Bruce Griffith, pastor
Morning service at II. Organ prelude
Meditation in D." by Batiste; postude,
march by Wely; organ offertory by Mr..
Bliss. The choir viii sing Danks "Jubi-
late Dec" Missionary Science at 8
o'clock. Musical and literary program.
Mr.. Bliss viii play for prelude a march
by Flagler; postude, Onward Christian
Soldier Sullivan-Hagan. The Mission
Band of little girls will sing two selec-
tons The address will be delivered by
". II. Isely. of Paramount college. on
"The Significance of the Boxer Move
ment." Sunday school al 10 a. n. Young
PeOnle-s meeting at D. m.
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ONE OF THE BEST FEATURES
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APPOINTED
GOVERNOR
President Made Out His Com
mission Formally.
RECEPTION IN HIS HONOR
Will be Given by People Of
His Home City,

Washington. April 2o.-The president to-
day appointed VIM. N. jenkins of Okla
homa TO be governor Of that territory.
Guthrie, o. IT, April 2O-Secretary
jenkins Is expected IN Oklahoma City
next Tuesday night on his return from
Washington Plans are being made here
tonight to run a special train 10 bring
the governor TO his home city to attend
a rousing reception in his honor Defn-
tie action win be taken Monday in the
matter and from all indications over 100
persons VIII go from Guthrie to meet
the, next governor
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FELL IN A FIT
Woman on East Douglas Has Severe
Attack

Woman on East Douglas Has Severe
Attack.
A-woman- dropped in fit yesterday on
the platform Of the Rock Island passen-
ger station yesterday afternoon about S
o'clock and caused some excitement in
that nelehborhood among the spectators
who thought that she would die before a
doctor could be called her name IS Mrs.
Rose and she lives ia a building on East
Douglas avenue in the ninth block, and
her husband s a section man on the
Santa Fe railroad. Mrs Rose had been
up town and was going home and when
passin gthe depot was attacked by one
Of these spells to which she is subject,
although they are not of frequent occur
renee She staggered and fen on the
pavement and seemed CONFUSED with
fearful agony. She laid there for some
time before anyone came along that
knew her. but finally a neigbbor at
tracted by the crowd IN the street rec
opnized her and with the assistance Of
Eoundsman Fox got her into a wagon
and had her sent home. her husband
arrived a few minutes later with a doc
tor and after medical attention she par
tally regained consciousness and late
last night was very much recovered.
Her husband says she has had these
spells for three or four years and that
they DO not occur very often brit are
very severe when one does happen. They
are not cataleptic fits, but M affection
of the heart
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his farm and make him a member of the
family. The two readily came to an
agreement, and when Mr. and Mrs. Cho-
teau were visited they gave their consent
to the project with the earnest hope that
IT would be q success. In consequence
the suit was re-opened at the request Of
the parents and the sentence set aside,
and Bonnie was given into the custody
Of Mr. Brewer, While most Wicnita people
supposed he had gone to Topeka.
Being out in the neighborhood Of Mt
Hope, Judge Wilson recently went to see
Bonnie and found that he was the naDpi-
est boy In Sedgwick county. He is e
possessor OF & fine pony, q gOod-sized pig
and other I've stock and has been going
to school regularly ever since he went TO
his new home. The judge says ne has
gained 90 pounds since he left W ichita-
He writes home and writes TO several
Wichita friends frequently and tells al
with great pleasure Of his love Of his
home IN the country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
WORKED com GAME
Bogus Employment Agent Buks a
Ezurrap

bOgus Employ ment agent RilkS a
Farmer
A farmer lad was bfll1ed out Of a five
dollar note yesterday morning by = fel-
low named Ray CaLl1ins, who reTr sg-Ilt-
cd that he was an employment agent az
told the lao that he could get hfm job
at So q NINTH on a ranch IN western
Kansas # he would advance $500 for
railroad fare. The farmer rnft the en-
plOyment agent in front or thu Sedgwirk
block at noon by appointment and hand
ed over the I'VE and the agent went 1-p
stairs to get tho railroad tickets and
never came baok he victim watched
for couple OF hou$ and then tumbIed
that he had been robbed. reported the
matter to the police. Detective Sutton
located the bogus employment agent and
placed him under arrest. He had spent
part OF the money but kindly returned
what was left. about So 90. and the farmer
boy was glad TO get back that much, as
ne had to leave town last night Cal
lIins lives IN this city and this is his
first attempt as q confidence mon.
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e.s,, che sIh8 Kind You Have hEays 81gEti
'is9 q l<zHAZIzSs<
SPEAKS FOR RICE COUNTY.
Sheriff Hicks Says His County VIII
Head the Procession.

Sheriff Hicks. Of Rice county, was in
the city yesterday on business. Like ev-
cry other Kansan, Sheriff HICKS lives
in the garden spot OF the greatest state
n the union He says that people who
desire TO see good Wehat should come
20 Rice county. The crop this year h.
says Is simply immense. and people viii
not forget that Rice county stood third
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MFRS. BERTHA KOCKLER, III
1NA Guinett street, Brooklyn, n. Y,
writes:
"Peruna and Manalin have done me
very. great service, and I recommend
them with pleasure to all who suffer
with nervous catarrh of the stomach as
I did. Should such a disease ever attack
me again I shall Immediately take Pc
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good appetite all the time. Ihave gained
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Inc Ladies of the c. A. R. Sewing so
ciety win meet at the home Of Mrs. Aid,
1872 South Topeka avenue. Tuesday az
ternoOn, April q. All members and
friends are welcome.
The Ladies Altar society Of the Pro
Cathedral viii give a social on next
Thursdav evening. IN the school hall.
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o PREVENT PNEUMONIA AID GRIP
Laxative Bronze Ouinine removes The canse-
RIGHT KIND OF REFORM.
How Judge Wilson Saved a Wild Lit
tie Boy.

The readers Of the Eagle VIII remember
that about two months ago little Bonnie
Chouteau. the year old son Of George T.
Choteau. who had persisted in running
away from hDme anr remaining for from
one TO three weeks at a time and living
as q hobo, was sentenced BY Probate
Judge Wilson TO the Reform School at
Topeka This action was taken by his
father as a asst resort as he thought after
repeated encTts of every kind TO induce
his SOL 90 remain at home ana attend
school While Bonnie was IN jan some Of
his friends in the city, among them Judge
Wilson, conceived the idea Of getting him
3 home on a farm somewhere near Wich-
STA. thinking that this would cause him
20 give Up the desire 20 tramp. Through
Chief Cubbon. Judge Wilson was put N
communication wiIh a Mr.. Brewer Of Mt.
Hope. a wealthy and prominent farmer,
who came TO the city and visited Bennie
st the JAN ana proposed to take him on
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is A SWEET SINGER.
Miss Jetta Campbell Wan Praise from
the Masons.

the Masons.
Miss Jetta Campbell, who came all tire
way from Chicago here at the invitation
of the consistDTy to assist in the singing
at the great Masonic jubilee, not only
showed her talent IN music, but she won
a host of friends from all parts of the
southwest. Her voice is trained and re-
markahly sweet, and many Of the pro1ni-
nent Masons present conplimented her
and this city when they were told that
she is q Wichita girl.
Miss Campbell is a daughter Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. M. c. Campbell, of this city. She is
attending school at Chicago. and the
prominent 8iasons here appealed re her
father to have her come home to sing on
this greatest of Masonic occasions If
Miss Campbell enjoyed her visit here as
much as the Masons enjoyed her being
here, She was more than repaid for her
trim
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in weight. L recommended Peruna TO
an acquaintance Of ours and he is max
ing remarkable progress. I looked so
badly for a time before I began your
medicine, that now when L meet some
of my friends they say: I was very
much worried about you, but now You
are looking so WE'LL shall always
keep Peruna and Manalin in the house
as family medicines."-AIrs. Bertha
KockIer.
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socially Washington c. she host of friends Miss
studied music Fairmount Washington
letter to The Peruna Medicine of Columbus Ohio
1859 Florida Avenue, NJ W., Washington, D. {.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus o.:
Oenfe1ene4f a began
your Peruna feel like take
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for catarrh '-Anna Bryan
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in the list q wheat producing counties
in Kansas last year. ~ they are near
enough 70 hear the sound ~ sheriff
Hicks voice. lie predicts that Rice
county VIII move Up a little nearer the
TOP OF the list this ye8r
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corner Second street ard ST. Francis ave
nue., the proceeds TO be devoted 70 new
linens. &c. for the Altar. All are cordi-
ally invited. BY order Of the Committee.
Tonties meet Tuesday evening. An In
teresting meeting. Getting ready for the
social on the 30th. Come out
The Ladies Embroidery Class VIII meet
with Mrs. J. n. Richardson, 233 North
Topeka avenue. Monday afternoon.
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SPRING CATARRH MAKES
PEOPLE WEAK and NERVOUS.
Thousands of Fair Women
Are Never Without Pe-ru-na
The National Catarrh
Remedy.

Miss Marie Coats, President Of the
Appleton Young Ladies' Club, writes the
following concerning Peruna:
Appleton, Wis.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
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The welcome

At the door from q happy, healthy wife,
Is something which the husband looks
forward TO al through the days labor.
lie may be tired, but his step Iightens
and his face bTightens as he guiclzens his
pace TO neceive the smiling welcome of
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LEWIS, TEAM WON
Close and Exciting Game with High
school


school
The Lewis Academy baseball team de-
feated the High School team yesterday
afternoon by a score Of u to H. The
game was played at the corner Of 18th
and Topeka It was a very exciting
game from start to finish, the crowd be-
ing kept on the anxious seat the entire
game.
SnelIy's work at short for Lewis and
LOOMS in center field for High school
were The features Of the game. Heinig
of Lewis and Vernon Of High school car
ried Off the batting hOnOrs.
Roll started to pitch for Lewis, but was
relieved in the fourth by Foote. In the
eighth Roll was again put in the box
and twirled the remainder Of the game.
Both were in good form, Roll striking
out nine men. johnson was in the box
Tor High school eXcent in the fourth and
fifth innings when Barnes relieved him.
Johnson struck out seven men Barnes
was injured in the sixth, Nevins taking
his place at second. Stippich, the High
school pitcher was relieved il the sew
enth by Findlay. The only double play
was made In the sixth by Merry, the
Lewis second baseman, assisted by the
shortstop. The in6eld playing of the
individual players was excelltn, especial
~ the work on first Of Lewis for the
academy and Vernon for high school.
Lewis. Position High School
Heining ..catcher.....-... Stippich
Ron ................ pttcher..-....-- Johnson
I.evvis first base. Vernon
Merry ..........se cOndbase. ........ Barnes
8IcCluggage ...-.third base-.....-.. Lewis
Shelly -shOrtstop. ......... Reed
Baker ...-.........left field.--....-. LOOMS
Foate ..-......... center field. Wareham
8IcCuggage fright field.-....-.. Means
Score by innings
High School - 1 1 0 1 I'll
Academy ........2 0 0 1 Up
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