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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09
SOME FINE MUSIC
The wichita MusicaI Club Gives Its
Onening Entertainment.

Last evening IN the Sedgwick Music
han occurred the first recital OF the
Wichita Musical club. It was a sue
cess in every particular. the numbers we're
well rendered and the audience was large
and appreciative- The different numbers
showed great study and interest il the
subject, as well as feeling. The program
was as follows:
Chorus-'.The Bridegroom $1,000. Brahms
Wichita Musical Club.
Piano Solo-''The Two SkyIarks" -.
........................... Leschetizky
Miss Hortense Imboden.
Vocal Trio--Fly. Singing Bird Elgzr
Mrs. Tfiggiuson. Mrs. LaTimer and
Miss Jessie Clark
piano. Miss Leeper; violins, Chas-
Higgiuson. oscar Bissantz-
Violin Ensemble Club...--...--.-..-..-..
Ca) Scherzo q Capriccion-- Mendelssohn
C5) Fruhlingslied. ...--..---... Schubert
fst Violin. Chas. c.. Higginson
q Violin. Byron Rovlee.
Sd Violin. Harry Smith. Tracy York.
4th Violin. Oscar Bissantz. Walter
Martin.
Vocal Solo-"The Nightingale Nevis
Mss Mae Clark.
Piano Solo NIousaU ...-.... GODDARD
Miss Emily Torrington-
Wichita Musical club.
Two Pianos Concerto in A Flat. Field
Mrs. z. HIggiason. Miss Il. Imboden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09
RuMoR CAUSES EXCITEMENT.
Il Was to the Effect that Orient Had
Bouoht Burton Car Works.

There was rumor or the streets yes
tsrday which created considerable ex-
citement-that the Orient railroad had
b.,uzht the Burton car works for It's
shops The origin Of the rumor is M
known. There is considerable opposition
70 the location OF the shops 50 lar out
ard the ruuor caused endless discussion
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This large foar-story building ~ ad@
mfrabiy fitted and furnished Tor tie cars
q the sick. No Ioathsouao or contagious
diseases admitted but al other Diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals ara
successfully treated here Including
Whisky. Cocaine and Aorpaine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Womes. married
or single. car nnd a safe retreat Esra
during confinement. and a home n every
case found for the child u required. a
home fer the poor and rich alike. IS al
operations and medical treatment eTs
free. and the only charge that r. made =
the ordinary hospital Zee. which Is t4sz
enough 20 pay the running expenses u
the institution. The best - rrfereuces
given when required Write Tor circalar
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L IS TIE great n>1s-
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to be ready TO run next week. and the
Nevling elevator is being rushed TO COM
pletion. There viii be q rush Of business
when the new mill, elevator and packing
house are ali running. When that time
comes the railroads VIII have switch
engine for the stock yards and packing
house district
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09
Zoe HEARTH ANp HOLE"

The story OF a prosecuted, self-sacriic-
ing girl, who. for love OF those dear 10
her, sells her soul, the base perfidy OF
man, the confidence OF a trusting mother.
the vengeance Of an over-exacting. but
honest. father, the charming simplicity
Of an artless child and the true character
istics OF a dozen well known characters
of New York life. more or less humorous,
all go towards making up one OF the
prettie t plays of genuine heart interest,".
called For Hearth and Home" 1t VIII
be presented by a splendid company. COM
prising, among others. Frederick Roberts,
William F. Powell. ". J. Sullly, Herbert
Denton. Doane Borup, John Niemyer
Frank Harold. Elma Gillette. Blanche
Boyer, Adah c. Sherman and Amy Dale
The play will be magnihecently mounted
and many beautiful and startling theat-
real effects are promised. It viii be
seen for the first time at the Crawford
theater next week
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DO you GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ,


Almost everybody vhe reads ne nezrs-
papers is sure to kao~ Of the woacsrfal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09

on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows.
Butte--3farSet steady creamery, ia
z1tac; dairy. 1899
EgEs-steady: fresh. &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09

The production q +@wang. which nay
he presented BY the Grav company at
tha Toler January :. VIII surpass any,
thing in the scenic opera lire ever seen
in this cfty This opera vas presented
AZ the Broadway theatre IN Sew YORK
nearly three years q record breaking
houses. ard wss the talk u III Nsw YORK
A REPRODUCTION II the same Wiu - given
here-zith special scener7--whIch is SAID
70 b something gorgeous. il being
especially designed and painted for this
seasons production ~ wang and rs
models f-or photographs q TIE cty e
sam The decorations ard stage So
tf--s wl1 be such ss a-e oriy seen in The
large cs1sss- The costumes Vere AZ i'm
ported ard made from the original &C.
signs IRE trick elephant used n THIS
production vas made ~ The eost = ever
& 30 and ore would beisve thst l. Fas
raj I've elephant. rs X dees most even
thi-- bat Yak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.

N[acLI z = = = LlO-N&
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 6624d6Sc; No. ? red,
7e7701zc.
Oats-No. 2. s5lzG35l4c; No. ? white,
5SQ5s1<c; No. 3 white, 37l493St4c.
Rye-No ?, soc.
Barley-Falr TO choice mating, 55d5Sc.
Flax seed-No. l. SIS
Timothy seed-Prime. s.. 40
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. sl4. e1G141o.
Lard-Per 100 Rs. s. 70G9 I21z.
Short rib sides QOOse) s 80: dry
sailed shoulders (boxedl. 7s4G17sc: short
clear sides (boxed) 3 s009 Oh.
Nhisky-Basis OF high wines. $50.
Clover-Contract grade. SS.S5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09

"A Runaway Girl" the popular. inter
national musical comedy success, with its
bevy OF pretty girls. its rich and elabo-
rate scenery, Is bright and catchy music.
and its metropolitan company OF artists
will be seen at the Crawford theater.
There viii be no doubt as 70 the out
come of its visit 10 this city. Its fame
and success have preceded II. There
win not be vacant seat in the theater,
rain or shine for it is seldom that such a
pronounced metropolitan success. present
ed by so capable a company, is witnessed
Very few of US fail to appreciate good
song. 20 applaud a neat dance, enjoy q
good laugh or admire q pretty face. All
these and much more are 70 be seen and
heard in a Runaway Girl. An even
ing to be spent in witnessing Its many
delightful features can be pleasurably
anticipated for weeks beforehand and re-
main for months afterwards in ones
memory. as an immensely enjoyable
dream
The Augustin DAILY company IS the Or
gauizatio presenting this charming com
edy. It comes direct from New York
CITY and IS composed Of such artists only
who could reach the standard OF merit
demanded by that master hand in every
thing pertaining TO the stage. Augustin
DAILY. There are fifty members IN this
organization. headed by the little prince
OF comedians. the embodiment OF mirth
and fun. Mr.. Arthur Dunn msguifi-
cent chorus OF trained voices IS heard IN
the many musical numbers rendered. and
the many solos. duets and concert pieces
sung by the principals, appropriate 70
the action OF the play, have served %
make "A Runaway Girl the greatest
-.-.-a--r ,---...s-- $1,000 ~ he ara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-09

Miss Juukerman at the First Presby
terian church tonight Opening number
by Sickrer-s orchestra Admission, 3
cents. or Miss Junkerman, the Gazette,
Delaware. O.. says: Eight selections,
varying greatly in style. proved the
splendid quality OF her art ard net the
high expectations Of her audience Her
interpretations are natural. graceful.
truthful and forcefnL"
The Post. Boston. Mass. says: Miss
Juakermsn has remarkable personal
ity and distinctly taking manner. Her
selections we're well chosen ard given in
a mastery way. and elected tremendous
applause.
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MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR.
a Policeman the Cnu~c of Excite.
n.ent on wyoming avenue.

4 Policeman tItc Cause Of Excite
n,ent on Wyoming Avenue.
4 case Of mistaken identity caused a
great deal Of excitement near wyoming
Avenue and TwcntY-frst Street late last
night Policeman Boswell was going his
rounds in that vicinity trying the doors
Of the different dwellings to see that they
we're an secured for the night when he
came 10 the residence OF Lieut.. Henry
Ward. 2l35 Wyoming Avenue. Stepping to
The basement door to see If it was fas-
tened he was startled by hearing ser
van yell burglars and in few min
utes the domestic had lit up every room
in the house
After trying in vain for few minutes
TO tell her he was a policeman. Boswell
gave IL UP. and continued On his rounds
In the meantime the servant had called
up Lieutenant Ward. who was at the
Army and Navy Club all Of the family
being out. and told him that thieves were
making a desperate effort to enter the
house He quickly called up No sta
ton. and requested that a man be de-
spatched to his house al once. a man
found the house abIaze with lights and
a badly frightened servant at the front
door After q search for the supposed
burglar the policeman gave it up, and
returning 10 the station reported the az
fair 10 the sergeant and upon the arri-
al OF Boswell the matter was explained.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-14

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-THE annual
tests OF the coinage were commenced yes
terday at the Mint by the Assay Commits
sion Specimens from all the different
shipments Of coins were examined. one in
every thousand in the case Of gold coins
and one in every two thousand in the case
OF silver coins. having been reserved for
that purpose
The tolerance or limit Of dfrergency
allowed by the law is one and half
grains for silver and half a grain for gold.
It is one Of the duties Of the Commission
20 see that these limits have not been
exceeded.
The members of the Commission first
examined the scales which we're to be
used by them in Weighing the coins. The
standard weight used is the Troy pound
Of $3.50 grains. the Government being in
possession OF a duplicate OF the original
made IN London in 1927. This duplicate
is kept with great formality in the dual
charge Of the Director Of the Mints and
the Superintendent Of the Philadelphia
Mint Each official has key to one of
the two locks of the box. making it i'm
possible TO open it unless both act in con
junction Inside Of this box is still an
other one containing third. in which the
standard pound is securely screwed.
After the Commission had ascertained
that its means for weighing were in first
class order the work Of testing the gold
coins began Samples from the output OF
the Philadelphia. San Francisco. and New
Orleans MINIS were taken from carefully
sealed envelopes and weighed
No discrepancies outside the legal limits
were found. and. judging from past e1-
perience and the care with which The coins
are manufactured. none are likely to be
discovered
Today the committee on assaying is in
vestigating the fneness Of the gold and
silver il the coins. L is expected that the
tests VIII continue until Saturday
Those comprising the commission are.
l. II Southland member OF Congress from
Ohio and Chairman II the Committee on
Coinage, Weights. and Measures: Prof
Otto H Tittman. United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey: Prof s ". Stratton
University OF Chicago Prof. F p Veaable
University Of North Carolina Prof. Frank
\. Guild Arizona School Of Mines Prof
F. ". Smith. University Of Pennsylvania:
DR. Il 5 Pritchett- Massachusetts, School Of
Technology, Z ". Harden Neqy York
city, ". Vincent. Fort Dodge Iowa; Ho-
raLio c BurchaTd. Freeport III; DR.
George w Anterior. State College. Pa
Or CaheU Whitehead. Aseaver Mint Blu
reau. Washington. y. c.: William c. Bull
lit Philadelphia J. L Hodges Denver.
Col Prof C r. FrankfOrter. University
Of Minnesota Also the following ex-ofi.io
members. Charles O. Dawes CornutrolIer
Of tho Currency. Judge J. B. Mcpherson.
feIEsE .EaHia. y G. Torrey. New York
Assay once.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Stock Mar
ket today opened fairly animated and
showed limited and irregular price
changes in comparison with yesterdays
fnI figures. There was. however, none Of
the extreme fever;shness present which
was apparent in yesterdays dealings.
Sentiment was stimulated to moderate
extent this morning by the comparative
stea6iness Of American stocks in the Lon
don market general recovery taking
place there after depression in the earlier
dealings
Authoritative statements that the ne
gOtiaJiC2s in the steel trade were prog
ressing steadily and that a formal an
nuUncement might soon be made publish
ed this morning also had a good effect
The steel irdustrials were conspicuous
features this morning and were all firm
notably American Steel and Wire and Fed
eral Steel.
Elsewhere in the industrial quarter
American Smelling scored a material re-
covery and International Paper was de-
cided!y strong
The dealings in the railway list were
fairly animated with particular activity
appearing IN s. Paul Louisville and
Nashville. and Rock Island Western I'm
ion was again a conspicuous feature of the
market and was very strong.
Foreign houses had fairly large orders
on both sides OF The local market with
buying orders predOminat ting.
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New york Cotton sIarkct.
4 village suent hr Ffre.

NOTTINGHAM. Md. Feb. 1.-THE VIII
lage Of Nottingham. Prince George coun-
ty, has swept By FIRE Tuesday night. The
fire started IN a house owned By Samuel
Reeves. The wind was blowing a gale
from the northwest and the FIRE soon
reached John Maccubbin's Hotel. then the
houses Of Caroline Wiseman and Miss
Platter were burned 10 the ground The
furniture and everything in the houses
was destroyed Mr. Maccubbin's loss is
about 81, coo. with no insurance; Mrs.
Wiseman's about $500. no insurance:
Miss Flater's about $4,000. insured for a
small amount: MI Reeves about $500. in
sured- The fire leaves all the losers in
4 destitute condition
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-14
Tbere - sd a reeovery in the -

There was such recovery IN the mar
ket this morning as has followed every
break up to the present time since the
boom began. before election four mon IS
ago The gloomy feeling in the Street
again gave way TO hopefUlness. and there
was much talk Of a continuance CT the
advance Immediately II is probabIe,
however, that the market is not 70 hayee
any great movement in either direction
for the present. The important people
are many OF them out of the city, and
The professionals, as usual, are inclined
to bearishness- Perhaps this will result
in traders market for a few weeks
longer OF say until after the adjourn
rent Of Congress 4 big break is as liz
lie likely as big advance at the moment
Intrinsic conditions are still Of the best
and ultimately there viii be mu-h high
ct prices all over the list. and especially
in the Iow-pTiced railways and in a num-
Der OF the indutsrials that are now sell
ing away below the relative level OF the
general market There was no news
this morning. and nothing to explain the
change Of sentiment. except the IL hlical
condition Of an over-sUId market l. will
be noted that almost Invariably when a
break is = small one, and prices close on
the bottom. It extends further the next
day, but that when the slump is sharp
and decisive there is q good recovery The
next day The tendency OF the market
IS always 10 recover from an important
break on buying attracted by the lower
prices and on supporting orders from h
important people.
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THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
subcommittee to Visit New. York
and Take Testimony.

a special subcommittee OF lie In
dustrial Commission appointed % con
slider transportation matters, consist IL
Of Messrs. T. ". Phillips. a. l. Harris.
Charles J. Harris. z. d. Co2ger. and
John L. Kennedy. viii hold sessions in
New York next week 20 hear testimony on
that subject Among the prominent rail-
road men who viii testify are J p. Nor
gan and J J. Hill
The following week subcommittee on
Manufacturing and general business. con
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sisting Of Messrs. Albert Clarke. John
III Farquhar D. NJ TompAins, and
Charles H Litchman. viii meet in New
York TO near testimony, particularly on
manufacturing matters. President Bar
Der of the National Linen Thread Com
pany, viii be heard by this sub-commiJ-
tee.
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Washington stock Exchange.

SaIes-W-est End National Bank. 35n
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-14

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. IE-Judge Mich
oIas ". Battle. aged eighty-four. the IA
nous Texas lawyer and soldier. has been
married here to Miss Jessie Mcclellan.
aged thirtv-iour. school teacher OF Mis-
soula Mont
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ANNUAL 9BS1 OF COINS
The ASSAY Commission at Work in
Philadelphia.

Gold and Silver Pieces Carefully
Weighed at the sFint-F'rccartIcrls
Taken to Guard ScaIeA-SanrpIes
From san Francisco, New Orleans,
and the Quaker City Examined.
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Tn THE STOCK MARKET
Dealings Fairly Animated, With
Irregular Price Changes.

a General Recovery of American
Shares in London After Early De-
spicuous in Wall street Operations.
Railway Issues Moderately Active
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New York stool. Market.


Corrected dsilv bv " r. HihhS & Co. mem
Der OF the New York Stock Exchange. 1919 F
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chIeago Grain and E,rorision nI.,rI,et.

Corrected daily by " B. Hilbs & Co. mem
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