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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

The Marble Heart was the play given al
the Academy or Music by the ilunvlcy-.'aGkS son
company yesterday afternoon. aud in the crenn:
..Niiclnel Strogoh" was the attraction. Both
plays gave excellent satisfaction, as they are
presented in u mastery manner. The specialt'es
were all new and mp 10 date.
This afternoon .'rhc World will br played.
and tonight, .'lhe Tornado" will be presented.
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Three (3) Dollars.

That should send half the town into
Mahon's Shoe store today. Genuine
French Patent Lcathers, OXfords. ropt
stitch Gni patent kid extension edges,
swell OXfords. Cost YOU about $500 at
any other store. See them at Mahon'S
shoe store. open late saturday nights
Extra clerks
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Movements of PeDDle

Mr. and Mrs. ltanh SilLman, IT,, will ,umnr.
al Nayuiy.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T., ra,lo, have returned rom
Atlantic city.
NJ. H. Dale has puI,ha,cd tn" home of H. H.
Coston on clay avenue. Nr. CoStun and fam
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SCIENTIFIC SALAD

"Inacuuiate knowledge is a dangerous thing.
SO In all things let us be accurate
Readers ~ the Salad would greatly aid inc
in my task by ,skinr Questions tno' ncccs.
sarily for publicston). which II possible will
L. answered in full in an early is.i,, of tie
Weekly Salad and their recaipt at acknowledged
Immediately by mail. MI such co,nmunica.
tions must. however. as A matter OF course,
bear the writer's correct name and address
as otherwise they cannot he taken into con.
sidcration.
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Largest Electric Drawbridge.

what is bclicycd TO be the largest electrically
operated Orswbrdge in The world has recently
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Blank Account Books.

Norton, wyo az, next Dime bank
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

There ale. some instances of disap-
pointed ambition in which direct
leading | the way Of character form
ing seems evident. The pathos Of
thwsrted hopes. the melancholy mem
cry of what might have been draws a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

Messrs Georse Evans. Burnham Guild
and Ralph Gillespie.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

DR.. and Mrs. w. q. Fulton have is
sued invitations to dance at the
Country club next Thursday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

\ club of North End young people
have issued invitations to a dancing
party next Friday night in the Audi
lnrilm, The committee in charge con-
Sists of Miss Jennie Belle Smith. Miss
Gertrude Guild, Miss Grace Atherton,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

Mrs. H. w. Kngsbury entertained
the Friday Afternoon card club yes
terday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

The Electric City Wheelmen will give
u dance at Mears' hall next Thursday
night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

The announcement that the Re'llai
club will give another fine entertain
ment as Il benefit FOR the lIahnelnann
hospital next November has occasioned
much satisfaction in musical circles.
The affair is dated for Nov. - and 20
and will b. given as before, under the
management ot Madame Timbernah-
Randolph. Mrs. Henry Dixie. OF FL
mira. will direct the rehearsais
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

Lieutenant Davis. of The United
States recruiting station. gave Il sup
per party at the Country club Tues
day night previous to the circus. The
guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. f.. B. Jor-
myn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Brady. jr.,
Miss Dale. Miss Alice Matthews and
Mr.. +. e. Fuller.
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THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
JOHNSOMS WOUND DANGEROUS
Ballet Fired by SHELLEY Fractured
the. AlnlI Esore


Tho condition Of Cash Johnson who was
shot on Topeka avenue Sunday afternoon
is such that it may become serious at
any time. AS IS not generally known
young Johnson has fractured skun. the
the wound there being JIM some respects
an astounding one ON a living person. and
10y its nature proving Johnson's escape O.
miraculous one. The wound. I'm brief.
IS one made in the skull 5y bullet with
out iujuring the brain
The wOuuding Of Johnson was the sem
sauon Of Sunday. and in view Of the fact
that it was witnessed by ut least four
hundred people at one stage OF another.
it is surprising how many different stories
are told VIII Shelley a colored man.
who shot Johnson, is in the city Jail
charged with assault with intent to kin.
His story is that Johnson and two other
young white men used abusive LANGUAGE
p at him down ON the Santa Tie platform:
that he and two other c0lored Young
men. Charles Dago and I.8nk Hilbert
walked west on Douglas avenue when at
the corner of Topeka and Douglas ave-
nues. Johnson drew a knife on him. and
me pulled out a. &S-cahbre Smith and Yves
son revolver and began firing.
The other version is that the two
crowds met at the santa Fo platform and
had some words; that later Johnson and
his two friends were standing in front
al Gehrins's drug store on the corner Of
Topeka; that Shelley came along: drew
his revolver ana began firing at Johnson
who was unarmed and had mo knife. that
Johnson threw up his arm and BEGAN
dodging and finally running TO the north
with the negro following and firing at
him.
Mr. Gehring who was smear his front
door said last evening that shelley came
along. whipped out his revolver and be-
gan dring AT Johnson who docked his
head. threw up his arm. lodged FIRST to
the east. then to the west and dashed
around the corner.
The minute firing besan about o'clock
the greatest of excitement followed
Douglas avenue was crowded with poo-
pie promenadinE in the sunlight All
rushed to the corner. Johnson ran north
to the alley by Surgeons barn and turn
al east there Shelley after him firing
Thrce or four revo'vers were drawn in
The crowd and q so3d wauv shots were
sent after shelley. one az them tearing
his cheek Several men overlook smell
ley. q short way ZIP Topeka avenue
bounced OLA him. took his revolver away
and save him terrible druoains. lie
w4s ar once arrested
The display ~ fire arms at The moment
according to bystan5ers. was hewiI55r.uE
and gsva much evidence ct men lusErE
concealed weapons 21oUt that r1a c;ry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
DARK HORSE PLAN
Attempted Against Mr.. Bur-
tons Race for Mayor,
1T DOESN'T LAST LONG
For Burton'S Friends Go After
It With a Petition.

The friends Of Councilman Burton yes
terday shrewdly shut of a scheme Of the
oposation inside Of the Democratic party
to contest Mr.. Burton in his aspirations
for the mayoralty nomination. This was
done through the preparation Of petitions
the circulation of which VIII enable MI
Burton 70 De nominated BY petition as
vel as by convention
According to Mr.. Burton's friends. a
clique of Democratic politicians who want
to make a row have been planning a
scheme whereby Burton's strength could
be attacked and Mr.. Burton himself
showed to one side.
They say. however, that they reckon
ed without their host when they thought
that Mr.. Burton was not aware Of what
was Transporting ia Wichita politics. The
plan the Burton opposition was charged
with. was to spring as a dark horse q
certain prominent man, not active in pol
tics. who would have strength Of his
own and eat into Burton following.
To head this of the petition idea was
struck upon Mr. Burton will 90 before
the Democratic convention very much in
the race. He VIII have a big petition
and this viii be signed almost exclusively
by Democrats, the Burton opposition viii
find themselves face 10 face with a fol
lowing which it would be dangerous to
affront. and also the plain situation Of a
candidate who could get on the ticket Of
his own popularity.
This move will probably ba sufficient to
scare the anti-Burtonites into inactivity
and the petition viii not be used at all,
Mr. Burton securing the nomination by
reclamation
Just what to call the Democratic ticket
this year is concerning several OF the
leaders. The present legislature VIII
pass a law not permitting a mans name
to appear twice OF one ballot so that
there viii not be a Democratic and Popu-
list ticket separately on one ballot. It
viii hardly be called the Populist ticket
as the Democrats wouuldn't stand that;
and to call it Democratic ticket would
offend some Popultsts. but not many. So
there is a chance that it VIII be called
the Democratic ticket.
A prominent Democrat said yesterday
that he was in favor OF calling it the
I Democratic ticket, as the number Of
Populists in Wichita was mconsiderable
and the few now here are practically
( Democrats and would vote ticket SO
/ headed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
ALL NEGLIGENCE PARD0NED
Happy Father Is Cordially PardOned
by His snnerintendenf.

On Monday morning at 8 o'clock there
came to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bales. at 1887 North Main street
a bouncing nine pound boy. Mr. Bales
Is the assistant foreman Of the day force
at the Union stock yards and all day
yesterday he acted like one in a trance
Superintendent Dulaney was dumbfound-
ed at the conduct of an employe whom
he had Ions ago learned 10 rely upon i'm
pHcitly But when he learned all that
had happened at the home Of his old re
liable employe, he at once pardoned all
seeming slackness and started line Of
CONCENTRATIONS which was eagerly taken
up by all the rest of the contingency and
from then on Henry was the most swell
ed mp man at the yards. Every one ex-
tends their best wishes to Mr.. Bales and
any. seeming failure in attention to duty
for the next week or so viii be cheer
fully overlooked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15

Many stayed away from very good
show last night when Whose Baby Are
You" was presented. and thereby missed
seeing che Of the funniest and best farces
that has been in Wichita this season
DIurphys company played to a small
sized audience at the Crawford theatre
last night, where then should have had
a good patronage. The show is check full
Of fun and the action of the play is so
rapid that the auditor is glad to see the
curtain descend on an act only because
it VIII give him a chance to recover from
a fit Of hilarity as lew shows really cre-
ate. Hugh Wallace. as Lew Newconab.
Frances Hope as Walter My1ton. Jr, and
Fred Hearn as Nylton. sr., are deserving
OF special mention among the men Of the
cast, and Miss Gale and Alice Williams
Of the ladies did much to amuse the audi
ence. Laughter and applause testified
the satisfaction the Performance gave
Next attraction, Hottest Coon in Dixie
tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15

We are glad TO notice that Rev. George
Chainey. in early life a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church afterwards
Unitarian ana later the well-known
lecturer for a large Boston congregation
after a retirement for ten years subject
to Divine Illumination, is aoout to pub
Hsh a work called: 1.-THE Unsealed Bible
or Revelation Revealed, disclosing the
Mysteries of Life and Death. and to
found d school OF Interpretation for the
education Of consciousness. in Chicago
during the winter season. with a summer
session at Lake Geneva Wis.
For further particulars. address DR. ".
C. Gibbons manager, 1921 Masonic Tenn
pIe. Cnicago. H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15

DIT oldham, dressed the wounds at the
Wichita hospital and he thinks the young
man viii recover. The bullet which
struck and fractured the skull, struck to
the left Of The median line Of the skull
and one and one-haf inches above the
hair line of the forehead and fractured
and depressed d piece OF the skull three
fourth 10y one inch in extent, pushing the
skull down on the brain. but not injur-
ing the membrane Of the brain The
bullet glanced upward and out Tt drove
into the wound the hair and a piece of
the felt hat which Johnson wore. As
the bullet ripped out, it left on the edge
of the broken skull part of its lead which
DIR. Oldham when he raised the depres-
sion found great difficulty in removing.
johnson has two other wounds, one in
the right arm just below the elbow; the
other in the right thigh. The one in the
arm is a Deforahng wound. the bullet
passing between the bones Of the fore
arm and out. 1t is likely that the bull
let which struck the mans head was the
one which perforated his arm while John
son was holding it up for protection.
The wound in the thigh was caused by
bullet which entered on the anterior
and inner aspect Of the upper part Of the
thigh, struck on the femur and flattened,
just missing the femural artery and lOdg-
ed near the knee, from which locality Dr..
Oldhaf extracted It.
Last evening johnson YVES resting cas-
fly. He is a trunk-maker. Shelley IS
from Texas and blacks boots.
Several of the colored citizens Of this
city last evening employed W. n. Miller,
colored attorney. to assist in the defense
Of Shelley, and announce that they will
aid him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
PYRAMIDS PROSPER
Fraternal Society Planning for Say
Time

The Ancient Order OK the pyramids IS
on an Unprecedented boom A. G. Scott
CT Kansas City, state organizer, Is IN the
city in the interest of the order Appl-
cants for membership are coming in by
the score at every meeting night The
growth here seems 20 De phenomenal
This is one Of the best fraternal orders
III the state. Thousands Of dollars have
already been paid 10 benedclarles Of
members Ia this city.
Next THURSDAY night the royal pro7hst
VIII be with the members. when another
~ their popular entertainments VIII he
held IN their hail. 25 North Main whe~-
the public is invited 70 81 and enjoy an
evening Of fun and profit al The expense
= the order. EVERYBODY q and partaie
Of ths hospitality 81 this great fraternal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15

most energetic attorney and IS au in OBJ
well qualified Tor the Office. The selection
made by Mr. Comfy meets with the appro-
baton Of the general public and 20 doubt
the new assistant oy faithful and CONE
petent service VIII prove himself worthy
Of the confidence placed in him
Mr. HUFFMAN win assist t1is morning
in the prosecution Of Mrs Nation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
TRIED 1--WE DoCTORs.

Mrs. Francis L. Sales of Missouri val
ley. Ia, writes: Il had severe kidney
trouble for years; had tried five doctors
without benefit, but three bottles Of
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE cured me"
C. Gehnag, 4a0 E. Dougas; Geo. Van
Werden. S2S n Main; Wichita Drug Co.
ITO Il. Douglas; Gus Saur, 524 E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
RECEIVED A B0L0
wichita Wan Obtains Filipino
Weapon

Charles p frost yesterday received q
bolo. most deadly weapon by the Fll-
rdno. from MS brother. Who is connected
with the army on the island ~ ceau
The latter is sergeant mafor ~ enc Third
battalion. Ath Kansas volunteers and 8
a wlchlta boy. The weapon aa4 blade
nearly two feet ~ Length and ~ lts 7.i-
est point is four inches II tabs
IL four pounds. II was sent 81 m@A
and has been euroute since December
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
LINGERING GRIPPE COUGH.

@. WAGNER. II Osg3od s., Chlcaso.
says: My wife had very severe case
of Ia grippe, and It left her VITA a very
bad cough She tried a bottle ~
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and it gave
immediate relief "A 50 cent bottle cured
her cough entirely Price. 25c and 5oc
G. Gehring. 100 z. Douglas: Geo. Van
Werden. 22S \. Main: Wichita Drug Co..
10 Z. DouElas. Gus Saur IS z Uoueas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
TRIAL IS TODAY
Nation Case VIII Come Up
Today in City Court.
PRISONER TO BE FUMIGATED
Before Being Taken Into the
Court Room From Jail,

The trial Of Carrie Nation, now con
fined in the county jail upon a charge Of
destroying properly in the Carey bar, win
begin IN the city court at o'clock this
morning. At first it was thought that
she would not be permitted to leave the
basdle before the quarantine had been
declared Off The health officers, how
ever. claim THAI as there are no further
develOpmants in the disease at Tie pres
emf time il VIII not be a menace to health
10 have the case proceed. Mrs. Nation
before leaving Jail win Uno ergo a process
Of funigation and viii then be taken to
The court room. The trial VIII be one Of
The most interesting held in this city for
many a day. 1t is thought that the white
udbboners will turn out ia fun force to be
present at the hearing. So far the
defense has summoned SIX witnesses
The defense, 1t was rumored yesterday,
viii demand q jury and 1t may take sew
eral days before one that meets with the
approval of both parties concerned wiil be
secured. The decision of the city court
TO try the case at once viii prevent fur
Their action by the supreme court in the
matter Of the habeas corpus proceedings.
Mrs Nation has been confined in the jail
for the past three weeks and during this
time she has not been able to see friends
or counsel because Of the qIaratine Dur
ing the first day or two OF her incarcera-
ton she was permitted to see her w. c.
7. e. friends and the latter came TO visit
their imprisoned sister in scores several
times a day 1t was then that she re-
fused oleave jail upon q bond, although
she was permitted 10 leave upon her own
recognizance. The state viii be represent
ed in the trial this morning by County
Attorney James Comfy and his assistant
Henry Huffman, while Mrs Nation Will
be defended by TV. s. Allen of Harper
county, and Jas. A. Ray of this city
a Wellington man tells something Of
interest concerning Mrs. Carrie d. Ma
tlon the Barber county w. c.. y. u. pres
ident WHO is iu Jail in Wichita for smash
ing the Carey hotel bar fixtures. In the
COS Mrs Nations husband (who after
ward died of deiriUm tremans and whose
downfall is said to be the reason for her
intense hatred of the Hquar traffic was
running an anu-slavery paper at ST.
Joseph. Mo. One day lot Of pro-slavery
men kidnapped him and burned the office.
for the purpose of putting a stop to the
paper Mrs. Nation managed to get
few cases Of type out Of the building and
succeeded i'm getting out the next edition
of the paper herself.
Don't risk the little ones life: Group Is
a dangerous disease. Mrs. IT. Gregg, Dun
dee, kan. says: MY utUe daughter hal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15
TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE HOTTEST COON IN DIXIE.

THE HOTTEST COON IN DIXIE.
What is positively the largest and best
high-class colored amusement organiza-
ton in the country, ''The Hottest Coon
in Dixie viii be seen for one perform
ance only at the Crawford theatre To-
night The Hottest Coon in Dixie is
rousing. rollcking rag-time ravel, pre-
sented by an organization Of thirty-fve
Of the leading singers and fun-makers Of
the coIored race, including such artists
as Miss Neale. c. Hawkins, VIM H.
Proctor, Bob Kelly, Fred T. Cary, the
Grundies. Billy Cole. Eddia Harris. Harry
Smith VIM Dixon, Arthur Payne. James
and sanie Douglass. Bessie Hamilton.
Clara Bell Carey, M0llie Miner, George
Dobbs. Bessie Kinney, Stella Brown the
Dixie Quartette ana the famous original
"Clorindy" chorus Of New York Casino
roof garden fame. The company is en-
route on its second tour To the Pacific
coast and back, and win appear in the
leading theatres of Denver. Omaha salt
Lake City. Los Angeles. Sacramento. san
Francisco. Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
Victoria ard Vancouver B. C.. Butte
Helena, Spokane Winnipeg. 0ulwausee
Minneapolis. St Paul. s.. LOUIS. Chicago.
Detroit. Buffalo New York and Boston.
The girls are all pretty. the costumes
handsome. the music and speclai-ies I've
Is and novel and the attra~ti1n as a
whole one Of the best things If The seq
son.