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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01
= Lots Cotton Shirt Waists.

Am for Colored Percale Waists
4IVOo one style, embroidery inserting
down front-another with Van
Dyke faps-another with Dewey front Of
white-surpiice styles-in lavender. pink,
blue red and bIack-75c and SIC. values,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01
Muslin Underwear Worth
UD to 60c.-S0c.

This lot comprises Drawers, Chemises.
Skirts Corset Covers, Gowns. The gowns
have tucked yokes; others have lace insert
Ing in yoke. The drawers have embroidery
trimmed founces; also some with lace IN
sorting and wide lace at bottom. Long
skirts, with umbrella rufde, trimmed with
wide lace. Corset covers lace trimmed, Bay
adore style Chemises trimmed with ELL
broidery and tueks; Soc. instead of up TO
6ac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01
soc. to 81 Flowers, 10c

Competitors have been standing aghast at
this offering OF the most beautiful, most
natural and most fashionable flowers for
hat trimming. 1t is On enormous lot and
embraces American Beauty Roses, Crush
Roses, in a bunch, with rubber stems
and in all the most desirable shades Of
cerise, pink. red. white cream, tan, green
and Jack-also Silk and Velvet Roses. Small
June Roses. Daisies, Marguerites. Field
Flowers, yiolets, Montures, &c. and large
Sprays If Foliage in autumn, natural and
green shades-in all the latest spring col
for ladies'. misses and children's hats,
corsage and hair effects. Choice, Ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-01
ST. Easter Gloves, 60c.

We shall sell tomorrow the New Kid
Gloves for Easter-in all the leading shades
for 69c., which sell regularly for 81 a
pair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
The Qdehita aa1lu Eaele ErIau gFlnino efober ooi


rays are thrown upon FIRE and serpeutire
dancers This Is beautiful and fasci-
mating sight In the kiuidrome you see
the Bald Of Air. This show Is located
next 70 the Streets OF cairo. The Mid
OF the Air. commonly known as the
flying lady, Is puzzling and mystifyins
70 the highest extent Prof. Cameron
puts the flying lady, Lunetts. under hyp-
motto influence. and while under the IN
Euence the maid floats through the air
and 2 most wonderful exhibition is given
when the professor lets the flying lady
pass and Goat though an iron ring. IN
supported = series Of comedy pictures
are given which please the audiences
very mLch- 20 one ever leaves this show
dissatisfied The American Theater has
nothing but genuine Americans. from the
ticket sellers, takers and stage perform
ers- Manager De kreko says that no
foreigners need apply here tor engage
ments- Air. Muur0e, the orator for this
show, with his characteristic Yankee
gan manages always without any mt
steal huLabsloo - keep the people in
terested. The show consists Of singing
and dancing. De krei1o Brothers own all
these shows Sc far as Carnival shows
are concerned. their shows are Of high
moral order This aggregation Of merit
from an artistic standpoint as we'll as an
an amusement. stands the highest Of any
Carnival combination IN the country.
There is taste, sensation and novelty in
De krec0s arnusemen-s. In reference
10 the performers they conduct them
selves as gentlemen and ladies' Mana
ger De KrekO is 70 be coUplimented on
his nice bunch Of neoula
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
is A BIG FEATURE
Anglo American Trained Animals Is
an Immense TssInG


The Angl0-Auerican Trained Wild AMI
nal show, under the able management
Of Captain Jos @. Ferari has turned out
10 De- one OF the great features Of the
Wichita Carnival this season The won
derful performances of the trained wild
animals are simply beyond erecLations.
The bear that does that dance = worth
travelling miles to see. and andy. the cute
IttIe talking horse has become the pet OF
the ladies, but when he picked cut one
CT Etichitas most prominent citizens as
beeinS the one who would sooner take q
sooner of beer than Co go 10 church On
Sunday. il made the entire population
dote on him
Little GOT. the charming bear trainer,
is very clever and does her act very neat.
Lorenzo with his magnificent group Of
flll grown lions, is a feature. TOO. Cueeuie
with her cute baby lions born in Wichita
Monday, a. m, IS admired By al vis-
itors.
Madam Pauline De We're. with her Quia-
tette Of perfor uing lions and H0ness. does
some wonderful feats. making her lions
pose as living pictures aad build pyra-
niis She also opens one Of the lions
jaws and puts her head in. which is very
clever What seems 10 BE- Ine feature OF
the performance 5 Vi hen Lorenzo enters
the CAGE with the big lion Wallace. They
say he has KILLED three men ana when one
sees the nan Lorenzo, enter his cage
YOU would rot doubt that he has killed
even more than three Wallace IS a hand
some lion and AIT. Fe9u says he VIII pay
S5.e1o for his equal There are lots Of
other animals ~ this great show. even
too numerous II mention. There is no
doubt but what the Trained Wild Animal
show. with its grand illuminated front
entrance, is the feature this season and
all Should see IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE.
All Trains Are Loaded TO the Guards
With Visitors.

W IN sfSfLCFS.
The railroads are doing an immense
business this week All the roads enter
ing Wichita are running special trains
except the Rock Island. The Missouri
Pacific has hauled 5r55 people IL IT'S
special trains from Cieleseo and hiowa
and 2e24 In It's regular trains on au OF it's
lines up 10 last night All the regular
trains are carrying from five to eight
coaches. and all are crowded 70 the
guards.
The santa TIE on September so brought
In 100 people on IFS special and regular
trains. October 1st 1852 persons were left
IN the city. October -nd 2.6s3 persons
were carried 20 Wichita and yesterday
asa persons came 10 see the Carnival
Special trains axe being run on all santa
Fe lines and the regular trains are car
rylug extra coaches.
The Rock Island has six regular trains
each way snd these carry from Two 20
four extra coaches. and the cars are
crowded % the guards. Seven thousand
ziEht hundred and torty-stx persons have
used the Rocz Island % come TO see the
Carnival
on Tuesday the Frisco carried 96S peo-
ole 60 Wichita on its special trains and
e76 0u its regular trains. 1893 people came
e. This clry during the last TWO days over
The Frisco
Today wlI De another biz day Tor al
the roads None ~ them could ser cars
enough Tuesday and today they Viii al
rua extra trains except the Rock Island
very cheap rate has been given from All
points IN southern Kansas ana Qi1laloula
and people are coming og thousands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
De KaEkO,S BG SUCCESS


The ne Hreko Brothers shows are
5-.vf,- Immense audiences m an ti-ras
Streets ~ India Il was simply a tre-len-
dous jam ana the CROWD could not be
fal --s ~ Governor S---r. -- -.-s --
the s-7v- during tie afte-roor ana srsr
me ne-r---arce c7---Ii--ea-.d alarscsr
X Ea flreza rerr r,f-1y "a, his
e-lsrdfa str-4r-san che fsar-rs is IS
sod as another Ia rbfs show one II the
most arr srfe and rr.ir- e,ts is done ~
~ velda a-- z.5a We sine 4 Erer-l
balaucine ana Roman rms zct The Fsn-
- I--fe-..r. r's..---.s F,-- ---, .-ss--,-ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
THRILLING
FIRE RIDE
Wichita Department Rides
Like Mad Through Streets,
WAS FINE SPECTACLE
Shot Roman Candies in Their
Wild Flight
AND RESCUED WOMAN
From Fifth Story of the Carey
Hotel.
AND RESCUED AOMAN

Wichita fire department made the
run Of It's life last night. II was not an
ordinary run by any means. it was the
most beautiful display os & fire depart
ment ever made in the west. The run
was made from the corner OF Third and
Main streets 10 Douglas avenue and east
on Douglas avenue 70 the Carey hotel.
The wagons had no decoration EXCEPT the
IRE and this was enough 1t vas a most
inspiring sight 10 see the WAGONS come
tea ring down The street as II going &c q
real FIRE snd this with red FIRE blazing
from All SIDES and Roman candles shoot
ing into The air
The nrst was the chief in his buggy
Then care the hose cart OF No 7 IRE
station Next came the chemical engine.
Following this came the engine drawn by
four horses II was steamed up and the
whistle blowing al the time. The hook
and ladder truck from NO. station.
drawn b. four horses was the last
When the company reached the hotel in
tlfta story window there was the fire. IL
ives great nre- The flames We're seem
ingly bursting through the window and
there stood woman wringing her hands
and threatening 10 jump The chief Yell
Cd 20 her 10 wai- ard she would De saved
nd two men came running from the hook
and ladder truck each with a ladder. One
Of them set Up u the first floor and
then the ascent began The single lad
der vas placed on the window Sill and
the two men climbed up 10 the next floor.
The ladder was drawn up and one man
held the other by the belt IS he leaned
far out and placed the ladder on the sill
Of the window above him. soon on to the
top when the life line vas thrown down
and the fireman with the woman began
their descent They came Ike lightning
down that rope. This ended the show
for the evening and the out OF town isl
tors were more than pleased with this
city's fire department
The streets were r0ped orr before the
run ard the companies lad @ clear
track all the wy. Fully Forty thousand
persons saw The run TIE sidewalks were
packed with people the entire route.
This afternoon at 2.35 and tais e. eaiug
III S-30 the department viii give another
exhibition on che carnival grounds on the
structure erected fer that purpose
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
BIG - PR0eRAlr


Arrival Of trains from all sections
Twenty thousand strangers expected q
see the Carnival
Pains fireworks at night showing q
wo1derfu. prrltecI-niC display.
Dare Devil lurarriels thrilling ride
At p m- and l0 p. n
Confetti battle il the street fair en-
closure at night under the auspices u
The Episcopal society.
Portrait Of President Roosevelt at night
n electrical effects
Visit Of the queen and her maids Of
honor TO the streets Of India.
Passion play OF 0beramersueau at al
hoCrs
Electric fountain in special c0lcrs.
Funeral Of President Mckinley ID Buff
1alo- Washington and Canton.
Payn wild animal show-1ew features.
Twenty other different groups OF attrsc-
tons with more than 100 features.
Every day at the street fair 50 Tar. has
been q record breaker. They have been
The banner street fair days In the history
OF Wichita for crowds.
Today VIII break ali records for Friday.
By double. The Missouri Pacific was adj
vised last night from Lyons that over Jos
tickets have been sold there and that the
equipment Of the road from other quar-
tiers has been taxed to its utmost ca
paci-y.
The Frisco. with its dollar rate are 60
Ing 20 bring between zoo and 500 people
from OsWego. Ellsworth, Blackwell and
intermediate points
The Rock Island agent advised Col
Fitch last night that there IS an unpre-
cedented demand for passenger coaches
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
sToLEN AoRsE EouNO.
Il was Taken Away From Its Place
On North Water Street

A stranger drove q little bay mara
hitched "a q rather old buSgv into town
yesterday and tied her opposite Stanley
& Stanieys livery barn on North Water
street. After seeing the town ne returned
only 70 be informed by the livery men
that they had seen a man drive his rig
away about hour before. he reported
the matter 70 the police and about two
o'clock The rig was found in LilWood
park and taken To the Bronson barn on
the corner CT First and St. Francis. The
owner was very thankful 70 set his horse
hack again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
FINISHED TIE GAME.
Old Friends Complete q Euchre Game
8eusn Forty Years 400.

William Crimole Of Geu6a Springs was
a Carnival visitor yesterday. While here
he met a Choctaw Indian ne has not seen
since 1Sse-a0 years The Indian, wc0 is
civilized. came up behind him and whls-
pered in his ear Bil lets finish the
game OF euchre. il seems they were
playing d game il lS61 when they were
disturbed. and have not met since until
this event Mr.. CriubIe accommodated his
Indian friend. They began just where
theyt left CT and Mr. Crimule skinned
him in that and three o-Acr games Ia
SUCCESSION.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
Washington, .. c.
eeaesee Pure Food Co. lie Roy,

Geaesee Pure FoOd Co. lie Roy, n. Y.
Gentlemen our la-n-.s realize 80 mlca
from -ne use q GRAIN-O that I feel I
must say a word % induce o-hers Co Use
= II people are interested In taelr health
snd the welfare ot their chi dren they
wiz use nc other beverage. I have used
them 81. but GRAND have found
superior 10 any. for che reason that is Is
soud grain Yours sor healtn.
CT. ATTERs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
ToDAYs EVENTS IN WICHITA.


Fireworks at Night.
FootoalI-Fairmount vs.. Winfield,
) ?. M.
Band Co1certs-Morning on the
Streets; Afternoon and Even
ing on Piazza.
kilpatrick's Sensational Ride.
Old Soldiers Reunion at RiVerside
Park.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22

New York, Jan. 2l.-A strike in the
Nixon shipyards at Elizabeth, n j.,
threatens to tie up the yard and greatly
delay the government now in progress
on ships for the navy besides n number
Of private contracts, including five sub.
marine boats The strike took place
because nine alleged nonunion carpen.
ters were employed. A delegation Of
four men, representing the carpenters,
painters, joiners and calkers waited on
Mr.. Nixon asked II he would not dis.
charge the men. He refused 10 treat
with the men and instead Of discharg.
ing the nonunion men. discharged the
delegates. This action greatly incensed
the men and they went ON a strike.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22

Philadelphia, Jan. 2l.-Tte German
government, which has been No inimical
20 the interests Of expAtriaied American
hogs has just placed with a Philadel.
phia firm an order for 400 tons Of sauer
kraut, which Is 10 be sent 10 the kaiser :
army in China. For many years there
was a disposition on the part Of Ger.
mans living in this country to regard
American made sauer kmut as inferior
70 the German product. In the course
of the last three years, however, Ger.
mans generally, have come 10 recognize
the fact that great improvements in the
American methods Of manufacturing
sauer kraut rendered It far superior to
that imported from abroad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
wortm.u Want Back Pay.

Barre, Vt, Jan. 2l.-Many granite
cutters and tool sharpeners are taking
action toward pushing their claims for
back pay for work done in the service
Of the United States government nearly
30 years ago. The claims arises out of
the building Of the Boston and New
York postofiioes, the government work
on Dix, Hurricane and Fox islands and
work in navy yards. The claimants
worked 10 hours day instead of eight,
and they are now trying to collect pay
for extra two hours day. The navy
yard men got their pay two years ago,
and the other claims have been before
congress three times during the past %
wears
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
KERR's TRIAL.
Judgs DiToa Gives Hl. Reason fos Graat
taE q Separate TRIAL.


New York. Jan. 2l.-New light has
been thrown upon the case Of George J.
Kerr. Indicted as one of the four mur.
derers OF Jennie BOsschleter In Pater.
sou. n ]
The reasons for giving Kerr a separate
trial also have beeu made public Judge
Dixon. at the time be granted Kerr the
privilege Of being tried separate. said hs
would file his reasons later. and he has
now made them known. Judge Dixon
says the object Of this secrecy was to
prevent facts from reaching the Jury in
the trial Of the three men that might
possibly unduly influence their minds
IL now appears that Kerr intends to tell
all about the tragedy on the night OF
Oct Is. that he will claim that he was
not present at the time the deadly drug
was administered 70 Jennie B0sschietef
aud that he not only did not take part
IN the assault but on the other hand
protested against It. Kerr expects 70
prove this by the confessions Of Camp.
bell and Death
Prosecutor Emley will insist that Koer
had guilty knowledge Of all that took
place m the poisoning
In giving his reasons for postponing
kerrs trial Judge Dixon says that the
statements made by Death and Camp
bell 10 the police implicated Kerr IN
certain ways but such statements are
not legal evidence Of Kerrs guilt and
being introduced on the trial Of Camp
bell. Death and McAllister they might
have biased the minds Of the Juror,
against Kerr. lie further says that the
counsel for Kerr made known 20 hin
that they would introduce an entirely
different line Of defense for Kerr {,
that made by Campbell. Death Ant
| McAllister.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
WASHINGTON news.
The Programme Mapped Out for the
House and Senate.
A BUSY WEEK AHEAD
The Senate VIII Take mp Appropriation
Bills aud Keep Them 10 the
front-MaJ Act upon the
the Revenue Blll.

Washington. Jan 2l-The first bill
before the senate this week is the legis
latiye, executive and judicial appr0pria
tion bill Several days may be required
10 act on It because Of the desire on the
part Of some senators - postpone con
sidention Of the ship subsidy bill ~
long as possible The shipping bill vii
b. made the unfinished business when
ever in the opinion Of the friends Of thai
measure Il is wise "a give Il that place
but in view ~ the fact that il will b,
displaced by appropriation bills when
ever senators IN charge Of these meas
ures desire ~ take them up, It is proba
BILE that the motion to give the bill tn,
place Of vantage will be- postponed until
after the disposition Of the legislative
bill.
Senator Aldrich, chairman Of the q
nance committee, will report the wal
revenue reduction bill early this week
and be- will ask for immediate consider
alton for the measure The rules Of
the senate give preference 20 revenue
bills, as they do 10 appropriation bills,
and mo- order will be- necessary 20 make
place for that bill
II is not probable that any effort viii
b. made 70 displace appropriation bills
with that measure, but all senators seem
united In the opinion that it necessarily
must become "A law during the session
and II there should b. occasion when
Il would b. necessary 20 decide between
It and son'e other appropriation bill, the
preference almost certainly would b,
given 10 ths revenue bill. The present
impression is that this bill will SOON be
disposed Of
The pension and military affairs ap
propriatioa bills are also on the calen
dar aud will receive early attention
The Indian appropriation bill will also
b. reported but will not b. pressed.
Senator Morgan has not indicated his
purpose with reference 20 the Nicaragua
canal bill. but his friends say that b,
will delay a reasonable time and that II
England does not act upon the amend
monts 10 the HayPauncefote treaty hs
then will move consideration Of th,
canal bill
Renewed efforts viii be- made to 80
cure the confirmation Of J $ Harlan a,
attorney general for Puerto Rico and
also % secure the ratification Of the
treaty with Spain for the oossion Of the
remaining Islands Of the Philippin,
group
The house will devote most of is at
tention during the coming week 10 ap
preparation bills n series of them-th,
District Of Columbia, fortifcations
naval, postoiiice and agriculture-beinl
ready for consideration. The army "
organization bill will be reported bach
promptly from the committee on mill
tary affairs and sent 10 conference with
a general disagreement 20 all senat,
amendments. It may be reported back
during the latter part Of the week, and
a sharp contest is promised. Mr. Rich
ardson of Tennessee, the minority lead
or. having intimated that there will b,
a discussion Of each paragraph.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
Prayed for the Queen.

Washington, Jan 81 AT the opening
Of today's session of the senate the
chaplain In his invocation, referred with
deep pathos 10 the condition Of Queen
Victoria. paying a tribute to her virtue,
as a sovereign and woman and inyok
ing divine tenderness and sympathy e
all members Of her family and to the
people Of her realm.
This was District day in the house.
Before the regular order was demanded
some routine business was transacted
The postotiico appropriation bill was re-
ported
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
The Oregon ssnAtorshIp.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 2l.-It has prac.
tically been settled that there will DO no
caucus Of the Republican members Of
the Legislature 20 elect q candidate foT
the United States senate. The oppo
nents OF ex-senator II. w Corbett con.
cede that he will receive from 30 to 80
votes. Senator McBryde claims TO have
20 vote. Binger Hermann will have lC
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
Tho Lubsr.ae.Re,h.ehIld pn.I.

Paris, Jan 2i.-The long expected
duel between Count do Lubersac and
Baron de Rothschild was fought with
swords Sunday morning on Baron de
Rothschild's estate at Boulogne The
count was wounded at the armpit after
deperate encounters for 10 minutes.
Their differences began when at college
together and has been the cause Of
numerous duels between their friends.
The count is not seriously hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
votes on the first ballot.


Niagra Falls, Jan 2i.-John Wiser
and John Marsh Of this city attempted
70 cross Niagra river above the fall.
Sunday. They lost control Of Their
boat and were carried into the rapids.
Wiser. who was unable TO swim. was
swept over the falls and drowned.
Marsh, after a desperate struggle, was
rescued by persons on shore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22

tween nonunion and union workingmeu
on Houston street Sunday night. John
Trunk and Bert Moore were severely
handled. Trunk was stabbed In the
side Just below the heart and Moore
was knocked senseless by blow In thu
face.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22

Havana, Jan. 2l.-John Sheridan, who
has been in charge Of the money order
department Of the Havana postoffice,
was arrested Sunday and formally no
cused Of the theft Of sllOO sent from the
postmaster at Guantanamo ON Dec. o.
He has confessed his guilt and admits
having destroyed the check.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22

Washington, Jan. 81 -- Tho hous'
committee on military affairs has disa
greed 10 all the senate amendments {,
the army reorganization bill and au
thorigcd the chairman to move simila
action In the house with the request 70
"A conference
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
Two nattIs.hlp Contract. Lot.

Washington, Jan. 2l.-The navy de.
partment has cut from the specification
for new hattlcships items aggrcWtng
In value about $1,000. It also has con
siderably reduced the funds rcscrvot
for superintendent, inspection aud cop
pering, Therefore Secretary Long Il
able 10 offer 20 the lowest bidders. th,
Newport News and the Bath companie,
in cooperation the sum Of $500. OO,
each for the construction Of one sheath
ed battleship. Judge payson represent
ing the two companies has accepted tn,
offer and nothing more is 20 be don,
but to prepare and sign the contracts.
Labor Row a. San Antonio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22

New Orleans, Jan. 2l.-T. Gordon
Reddy, a well known citizen Of Baton
Rouge, who accidentally shot himself
last Friday, died Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-22
Department. Of PablIe In.,rus,,.s..

Manila, Jan. Alan act establishing
the department Of public instruction
has been unanimously passed by tn,
Philippine commission.