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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
FOURTH REGULAR MEETING
OF West Side Mothers League and
kindergarten Association.

The fourth regular meeting of the West
Side Mothers League anu kindergarten
Association. held Thursday, at the home
Of Mrs. L. Stlppech on Campbell avenue,
was one Of the most delightful and profit
able since the organization of the league.
DR.. 7. H. Hudson was never more
pleasing IN any of his recent lectures
than this one on Physical Develop
ment." His discourse on nature from its
lowest form to its highest expansion,
"the human FORM with its wonder Of
mechanism. inspired reverence and re-
sDect for the body-the home Of the soul.
The doctor gave many practical sugges-
tons on the care and development of the
body. Many expressed a desire to hear
from him again on the same subject.
The recitation by Miss Killon, the vocal
duet by the Misses Reside. and Miss Lea
Taylors guitar solo, were greatly ap-
preciated.
The house was profusely decorated with
cut flowers. Mrs. Stippech was assisted by
a number of young ladies in the serving
Of the luncheon, while Mrs. ]. r. John
son, treasurer Of the association, gave
report of the years finance, which were
shown to be in good condition, only the
collection Of the remaining subscriptions
to meet all expenses. It is expected that
there will be number OF new members
OF the association at its reorganization
next month.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
ROOM FOR DISPUTE
Controversy Over Building and Loan
Associations Taxation.

County Attorney Comfy and Charles H
Brooks were making music in the county
commissioners Office yesterday. The Of
fee was crowded with spectators and
people stuck their heads in at the door
after there was no rooTr on the inside
of the Office. 1t was AL on account OF the
way City Assessor Jsckman had assessed
the property OF the wichita Perpetual
Building and Loan Association.
The county commissioners were IN ses-
sion as a board OF equalization and Ar
Brooks was there for the company 70
get the board 70 cut down the assess
ment Of the association and B1r. Comfy
called around to see that they did not
do anything OF the kind Both attorneys
had q biz arm fun OF court decisions and
when they gor through the commissioners
we're al muddled Up and sad they would
take u1tn next Saturday 70 make up
their minds IN regard 10 the matter.
The ollcers Of the association claimed
that on the first day OF lsst March they
had on hand Ss7s-5+. undivided profits.
i,2so and furniture % the value q $40.
making in al 8 1883 and II returned this
amount for assessment and claimed that
was al the property the association vas
entitled TO pay taxes OF
city Assessor Jackmar had read sew
eraI stores il the papers about the pres
perty of Wichits Perpetual Building and
Loan Association and he Just adtes &C.
- e This amount and that vas WHAT
ar Brooks vas kicking about The way
the cisy assessor got these figures was
by going % the records and finding that
TIE association had loaned ts4 - OF real
estate rnortssSss last year ans be fcok
thirty per cezt ot this. makiag the above
sreuut
AZ. Rrooks esssrsa- rha assocla..cr 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
FAST RECORD PAGER
RushwOOd, 2:I2 Ia, VIII be Sold AT
Tofer sale

1oier sale.
Rushwood, record 2:12A pachns will be
IN the city today from South Haven, 70
be sold at the Toler sale tomorrow at the
fair grounds. In the car, and consigned
to the sale also, will be the fast mare
MoIlie -Crewson, trial BIS pacing. This
pair of PAGERS will undoubtedly be
bought by some OF the road riders Of this
city who have been turning the country
o@er IN search Of something with which
to beat Ed Toler. 2;1sK. owned by joan
AicGowen. and now the acknowledged
king OF the road" Rushwood and Mol
iie Crewson VIII no doubt be able 10 give
the champion quite a brush. as Rushwood
was only beaten a head here On the
Wichita track last fan, in 210, and won
the next heat IN 2l2E.
Afollie Crewson, who has a trial OF 2.15
pacing. viii be able TO interest ali com
ers, and It VII take good one TO beat
her
Among the other fast horses that viii
be sold tomorrow are: Myron McHenry.
2:151z. trotting. who is q full brother 10
John R. Gentry. 2.o0sz; Chanute. trial 2.20.
trotting; Dad Dulaney, trial 2-20 half IN
1:S; Jack Betz. trial 2:Eo. last half IN
1:lSi McAudrey, trial 2;40. and number
Of other horses that have shown speed.
are city broken, and VIII make the best
OF road horses. These and a number OF
mares and colts making n all about
thirty-fve head viii be sold 70 the high
est bidder. After the horses are sold II. 1
G. Toler & Son VIII sell their cows. wag-
ons, carts. harness, windmill and every !
thing they have on the fair grounds.
A large attendance IS booked for. as
good horses are hard 70 fad The sale /
VII start promptly AZ 70 O'Clock and con
tinue until everything IS sold
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
THEIR BABY BOY.
cherub Who Brings Joy to MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Wheeler.

There is JOY unconhned in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wheeler and the
bearer of the happiness Of the household
is a baby boy. He is a splendid cherub,
Of good limb, fair face. dimpled fist,
bright eye, and in his baby way Of
benign temperament His first day gave
promise Of uninterrupted health and
rapid development into vigorous 5oyhood
to come IN time to be generous. useful
-, rh~o5
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
QUICK RELIEF FoR ASTHMA.

Miss Maude Dickens, Parsons. Kans..
writes: i suffered eight years with
asthma In its worst form had several
attacks during the last year and was not
expected to live through them. I began
using FOLET'S HONEY AND TAR and
il has never failed to give immediate
relief" G. Gehring, 100 E. Douglas: Geo.
Van Werden, s2s y. Main; Wichita Drug
Co., 10 L. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
WAS DONE QUICK.
Insurance Paid in Full Within Nine
Hours Of Fire.

Fred Robertson says Homer Caldwell
is the banner insurance adjuster of Kan
sas. Yesterday morning at 3 o'clock one
of Mr.. Robertson's houses on south
Market street was burned to the ground
and at y O'Clock, nine hours afterward,
he had a check for the fun amount Of
his loss in his vest pocket. The fact that
it rained all the forenoon only adds to the
promptness of the adjustment Nine
hours is mighty quick time
The lack Of energy you feel, the back
ache and a run down condition generally.
all mean kidney disorder. FOLEYS
KIDNEY CURE viii restore your strength
and vigor by making the kidneys well.
Take no substitute. G. Gehring. 400 E.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden, s2S n. Main;
Wichita Drug Co.. 10 E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
ALBERT DANOO'S DEATH
Announcement Sent 70 His Brother
In This City

". T. Dando received a message yester-
day from the United States consul at
Stratford. Ontario. that his only brother.
Albert, was killeu in an accident at that
place. No particulars were given, but
Mr.. Dando supposes that he was killed
in a wreck. He was 81 years old and IN
married. Mr. Dando said last night that
arrangements had been made TO have the
body brought to the United States for
burial at the old home at Minersville,
Penna. The news was a sad one for Mr.
brother.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
WEDDING IN pELANo.
Mr.. George Mcclellan Married to Miss
Bertha Miller.

Tuesday night at o'clock at the home
Of NJ. G. Wilbur of Delano township Mr..
George s. McClallen and Miss Bertha
Wilbur were married by Rev. James a.
awrence. Only the immediate friends of
the bride and groom were present. Miss
Leslie Wilbur played the wedding march
and after the ceremony and congratula-
tons, an elegant supper was served. Mr..
McClallen is a prosperous young farmer
and took his bride last night to a newly
built and furnished home
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
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GOOD FARM SOLD
john Busenbach Buys Quarter See
ton FROM NJ Bloch

Yesterday II Bloch sod 70 John Bus
eo5ack the northeast quarter q section
=. township =. range :. west. for S-5o1.
The farm IS knoEn IS The 5yrne guar
ter and Is situated seven niles northwest
q Wichita q tha big Arkansas river
Z 3 Just south q the Ga Bod busou
place ard = separated On TIE south
from this farm - the Tze9- Te--g ~
acre truck farm
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

with long hair. who exhibit a chart of the
tribes OF Israel 4 large crowd usually
listens C them on enc O the street cor
ners- be mystery which surrounds them.
IN the eyes OF the crowd. Is that they CO
nnt tska ID z rnlInrtlrr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

A crowded house saw TIE faz5 r-o5gc-
toa q "A sozfhcrn Rose" at the Toler
lssi evening. Ihis - very eaconrsEsnE g
IRE ruanageru q he theatre. as they have
ezpe-ced much r-ouey = pztrinE ca ore
- IRE hes- roups 1ies e~-r seen T. TTsc1-
IT, even we're ths prices cvs tires az
mach as ther are. aid Elzh trs ss5p5-t
- IRE theztre-zo-rE people clzEs -
plays wal bs p-f c. s1raR tn srz11er
Wrich Rave never ses1 s4~r hsfsrr a. s-y
hat atTaucfd Fres Il s. lse l-terfio-
70 p-o1lce - - Early tzts szrh rsars
es Csue FT-sr ~r-rser -s1
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ct1- sta-ezr1 PAYS ard r1ossrr ruc-
esa=ss Ths ss1se Az r. -srno1esss. rsz
E-eoerT zalrss-f. cEe-a cHelrs r1r 81 anz
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z1sarcfd t-t wlI rerlz5n Il - a4als
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

Slow Healing e s. !: +: ::
supplying healing
GnDA0 balm the form Of sh new blood & but when the
SYSHE 30 slight abrasion of the skin
a gsoe,t tiny to be
ndin
Apout
sksu in body
relieved
and
poverty
ecldso to nave leg
s. 10
have 20 pounds
d
down 10 "- 7'
and a simple rna1ady fatal
the blood
S blood
blood the circulation thus Kidding the the impurities
painful health
S the skin
an1h
all Judgment
to all who desire
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA GA.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Owing 20 the inciemeocy OF lie weather
yesterday. the Shaker Concert company
VIII give their b!s rcd letter entertzn-
ment tonight 4 ladies' dlarao1d TinE
VIII D. ths leading praee1t ard many
other Taluz5ie Tressats VIII - given
away. There WI be bis double shaw.
Adulisslon . al % ccats. with al cpDor-
tznity q carTylaE home s7ras valuable
and useful present Dcors oren T-51.
begin 500 corner Market aad Flrst
streetA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
DON'T TAKE Up COLLECTIONS.
Two Evsnselists Of an Unusual or6sr
Strike Wichita.

wichita Sc TIE u.sccz far AZ crenslifs-s
Ard TIA latsst AZ two salL spa-s reu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
WORKED FOR CHURCH.
Sunday School Children Met In River.
side Park.


Mrs. Dora Bond teaches a class Of
little girls in the Christian Science Sun
day school on Wednesday Of this week
the class assembled at the home of Mrs.
Bond, 723 West Central to do some sew
ing for the church. They went 70 River
side park and there under the trees made
quilt blocks. When the guilt is complet-
ed it VIII be sold and the money will go
to help pay for the Christian Science
church
The members OF the class present were.
Florence Goodwine. Amy Tucker. zeta
Norris. Bertha Hnderhand, Lily Kauf-
man. Emma Everetts. Opal Bond. Minnie
Ward and Mable Bond. Little Misses
Bamberger and Zells. Anderson Joined the
party and helped with the good work.
Secretary George Fuller and Prof. II
Scott Of this city. VIII conduct meetings
ior the Y. II. c. "A. a Sedgwick. next Sun-
day. Prof Scott VIII deliver the sermon
On sunday morning and address the
mems meeting IN the afternoon. Both
secretary Fuller and Prof. Scott address
the mass meeting at night.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
DUNBAR HAS THEM
Records OF old soldiers Association
Have Been Located.

The records and books Of the Wichita
and sedgwiek County I'D Settlers As
sociation have been located. Dave Dun
bar has them and informs the Eagle that
they were put in his keeping by the last
secretary Of the association.
It has also been ascertained that the
lot owned by the association is not on
South Main street. but is located on In
diana avenue. close TO Douglas avenue.
and is worth now at market valuation
close to S40y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

Edward Huss. well known business
man Of Salisbury, No, writes: IT wish to
say for the benefit Of others. that I was
a sufferer from lumbago and kidney
trouble, and all the remedies I took gave
me no relief. 1 was induced to try
FOLEH'S KIDNEY CURE. and after the
use of three bottles, I am cured" G.
Gehring, 400 E. Douglas; Geo Van Wer-
den, s2S n. Main; Wichita Drug Co.. 10
Z. Douglas
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
FOR BENT-sTOREs.

FOR RENT. STORE, II CONGRESS
street, west, now occupied by Il.
Brady; also rooms upstairs. Apply to
John Sullivan
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
WANTED TO SEE HARRIS WILL
Magistrate in Doubt as to Owner
shin of Circus Horse.

Magistrate in Doubt as to Owner
ship of Circus Horse.
The attachment suit of Charles No
BILE against the Harris Nickel Plate
circus was heard by Justice Hohenstein
yesterday but no decision was rem
dered. The magistrate announced that
he wanted to see a certified copy Of
PENDANT, having set forth the claim
that the wagon attached is not his, but
belongs to Mrs. Harris.
Mobiles says that the continuance
Thursday evening was due to the fact
that Magistrate Hohenstein had taken
part in the sham battle and was too
fatigued to take part in the hearing.
The plaintiff says that he was on hand
and ready to go to trial. He denies all
of the allegations made by the circus
man, and claims that he had money
when given an engagement in Macon
His wife, he claims, did a snake charm
ing act while he performed sleight-of
hand stunts. The woman was known
as Queen Bess."
Mobiles says that the tent which he
claims was not returned to him by the
Harris aggregation was neither loaned,
or sold, to Mr.. Harris. Mobiles alleges
that he rented the tenting to the show
man for IS, with the distinct under
standing that it would be returned
when Atlanta was reached. He claims
that he has never received it, although
Mr. Wilson says that 1t was shipped.
Mr. Wilson says that the incident did
not occur anything like the way it. is
related by the plaintiff, and that the
tent was only shipped to Mobiles be-
cause Mr.. Harris had no use for it
and felt sorry for the side show per-
former. The tent transaction took place
i'm 1899
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

-~~~0~-~-~0~~~~-~-O-~~-o
IN the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District of
Georgia, Eastern Division. In bank
ruptcy. In the matter of NJ. d. Glow
er, bankrupt, in bankruptcy. To the
creditors of NJ. d. Clover of the city
of Brunswick in the county of Glynn
and district aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day of November A. D.. 1901, the
said NJ. d. Clover was adjudicated a
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at the of
flee of the undersigned referee in
Brunswick, Ga, on the seventh 9TH
day of December, A. D., 1901, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
the said meeting.
A. ]. CROVATT,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Brunswick, Ga, this the 9th day of
November, 1901.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
TO FORM A CIRCUIT.
Large Crowd OF sports VIII Sec
FeItz-Tripmnn Bout Tuesday.

The Savannah Athletic Club is
branching out, its latest move being to
secure control of the newly organized
Southern Athletic Club of Charleston.
which will be conducted under it's aus
pices. This matter was settled yester-
day by the president of the Charles
ton club, ]. Westlake, who came to Sa-
vannah to confer with the management
or the Savannah organization.
1t is expected that in a very short
time circuit, including the cities OF
Savannah. headquarters; Charleston,
Atlanta and Jacksonville. will be COM
peted, and an arrangement to pull off
bouts at specified intervals in each Of
them be completed. Savannah, Jack
sonvile and Charleston have already
organized clubs, and Atlanta probably
will shortly
The first bout before the Charleston
Club will take place Dec. Is when
Feltz will meet Terrible" Tommy Hos
gan of Buffalo. Other matches will be
arranged later. AL McMurray will be
the matchmaker of the new organiza-
ton, as he is of the Savannah Club.
Westlake, while here, opened nego-
tiatons with Prof. Chic Lucas to go to
Charleston and accept the position of
instructor of boxing and wrestling with
the new club. Lucas thinks taNorably
of the offer and may accept it, Before
he goes, however, it is not improba BILE
that he will arrange to have another
wrestling bout with Emil Beck. Should
this match be arranged Lucas will
come down to $50 pounds. Beck may
weigh in anything he pleases under
this amount
Lucas says that, until his first match
with Beck a. little over a week ago,
he has not taken part in a bout for
two years, but that If the match with
Beck is made he will train for 1t and
will make decidedly a better showing
than he made ia either of his former
matches,
Tommy Feltz and AL McMurray will
leave to-day for Baltimore, where,
Tuesday night. Feltz will meet Joe
Tripman, who is credited with having
put out Terry McGovern in an exhibit
ton that took place in Baltimore early
in the season. All reports from Baltl-
more lead the Savannahians to expect
a very large house at the match. This
bout will not be, as it has been stated
in Baltimore, worlds championship
battle at 116 pounds, but will be at lis.
Quite a crowd of Savannahians inter-
ested in boxing and admirers of Feltz
will go to Baltimore to see the bout.
They will leave Monday. In the party
will be Il. o. Mcbride Isaac Nathans,
Z. c. Hartigan. Charles Levan, Cad
Bryan, Doc" Rosenthal and f. A.
Massart.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
AN IMPRoMPTU MUSICALE.
Enjoyed by Large Audience Mt Nc
Arthur & Sons. Co.

Enjoyed by Large Audience Mt Nc
Arthur & Sons. Co.
An enjoyable musicale was given in
the store of Macarthur & Sons Co. yes
terday afternoon. 1t consisted of selec-
tions played on the Ceciian and the
Simplex piano players, and several i'm
promptu selections by Mr.. w. F,
Boothe, president of the American
Piano Manufacturing Company. New
York and Mr.. A. F. Clarke of Atlanta.
The regular programme was printed
in yesterdays Morning News. Mr..
Boothe, who plays equally well the vio-
lin and the piano, gave several enjoy
able numbers, especially a piano num-
Der, his own composition, which con
sisted of a popular theme treated after
the style of the great masters, and the
popular composers of modern times.
Mr.. Clarke sang most enjoyably,
Here's to the Rose" Krouse. The
concert was heard and enjoyed by a
large audience.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30

This rs THE TIME you WANT
your winter suits and Oyefeoata clean
20 and repaifedi ring ~ els Georgia
phone, the Royal tpilole, neafneas,
eheapness ard dispatch
ELEcTRic NANrLEa ron CAS-
q kAtolene sAfnarei noihlnN ntffaf
fQg DO cent?, Only 10 reHls Aiso
fNii 1870 ~ g3f and aata|aae OHM
nftf ~ Bernstein l0t Efo4EnIan
street nfrt tfanrD figff. ~ naInaIa
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
LECTURE ON BABYLON.
Ply DR.. j. II. Penniman of the U
of u.

-- of i.
DR.. Josiah Fl. IPenniman of Philadel-
phia, dean of the academic department
of the University of Pennsylvania, is
in Savannah. a guest of the De Soto.
He is on a tour of the country for the
purpose of studying the general pro-
gress of college education in the Unit
ed States, and the relation of the col
lege TO the school.
For the past thirteen years the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania has maintained
an expedition. under the direction of
Prof H. " Hilprecht, in a search for
historic records at and near the ruins
of Babylon, and the nearby and less
known cities. At one of these. sites,
that of Calneh, most in
teresting and valuable records have
been secured, and translated. Some. of
these and their relation to history as
related in the Old Testament will form
the subject of a lecture that DR.. Pen
niman will give in Savannah sometime
next week, probably Thursday.
DR.. Penniman has also consented to
deliver an address at the mems meet
ing of the Y. NJ. c. a. 5 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
TWO YEARS ON THE GANG.
Escaped Convict Caught Stealing
Gets Two Sentences.


At the weekly criminal session of
the City Court that was held yester-
day morning, H. Gilbert, a negro, was
santenced to terms on the chaingans
aIgregating two years. He was an
escaped convict who was arrested by
Deceive Murphy for the theft OF
brasses from the Central Railway
judge Norwood gave him a year for
larc'ny and a year for escaping from
the rang.
For negroe men, John Williams
Abran stiles. William Holmes and
FRED cones, who had engaged in So
clal game of "skin." in which occupa'
ton thy had been detected and ar
rested. we're each sent to the gane
Tor Year. in lieu of the payment Of
me OF $50 and costs.
mere we're several other cases tried
ana III npst of these there were con
Nlctions AID sentences to terms on the
managing As a result Of the morn.
ing workthere were considerable ad
ultlons TO The county forces.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30

WE HAVE FOR SALE A LARGE
lot OF army tents, IN ali sizes, from SO
dealers in scrap iron and metals, 3l2-
34s Decatur street, Atlanta, Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30

~-gs~---~-r-~-e-r1s~--e~-~ -e~ese-0s~-o-re-~yr-
HOMES AND HOTELS SCHOOLS.
college aua faftDrlrF shouid ba ur0-
tested With ths underwater nae ~.
unhuifinr Ilpty nHfe Sawed millions
ri dqiialF worth ~ property Agent
vented hfre, exclusive territory hd.
dfee Knight a Thomas. Boston. Masa.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
IN POLICE COURT.
Youthful Candy Thieves ReIna nd Il
for Trial in City Court.

Mayor Myers presided in Police
Court yesterday and disposed of a
light docket. Few prisoners were sent
to Jail. and the fines imposed were
hight.
Joe Crosby, colored, was remanded
for trial in the City Court for the lar
ceny of hides.
Ben Smith and Lawrence Russell,
two negro boys arrested by Detective
Murphy for the larceny of two buckets
of candy, were remanded for trial in
the City Court. II. Kardell. a Bryan
street merchant who purchased the
candy from the young culprits, was
remanded for trial in the same court
for buying stolen goods.
Willie Bell. the Mississippi urchin,
arrested for stealing a circus ticket,
and also charged with cursing Patrol
man Beiber. was let off with a fine of
So or ten days.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-30
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