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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-26
ANOTHER AMBITIOUS WOMAN
Mrs. Hutchinson Evidently Wants
Part OfThat E0tOrirty

Enterprise Kan. Jan. 25.-AIrs. F. P.
Hutchinson. president Of the Kansas
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
has endorsed the raid on Enterprise sa-
looms made on Wednesday by Mrs. Ma
ton and Mrs. c. B. Huffman, the local
temperance leader.
In a letter dated Hutchinson, Kan. and
received by Mrs. Huffman today, Mrs.
Hutchinson says: II could not rest until
I had written you cougratulatory let
ter on your bravery in this raid on En-
terprise. I knew you were strong enough
and brave enough 10 do It. 1 hope to
hear you've gained victory"
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Receiver fOr End o.sment Assoeiatlon

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. 25.-George II. John
stone VS. stoday appointed receiver for
the Odd Fellows Endowment association
Of Pennsylvania- Liabilities 5000. as
SETS s3o,ooo The association has about
2.900 members.
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.T|NE Is 100 SHORT
General Opinion Is That There
VIII be an Extra Session.
PRESIDENT SIGNIFIES IT
in the Brief Message Sent to
Senate Yesterday

washington, Jan. 25-The brief recon-
nendation in the message of the presi-
dent 10 the senate today urging immedi-
ate legislation in the interest of the
Finplnos caused great surprise among
senator's. and occasioned speculation
upon the probability of an extra session
Of congress Immediately after March t.
Senators generally say they have no in
timation from the White House that g
special session Of the entire congress may
be desirable but they unite as one man
in saying that no Philippine legislation
is possible during the remaining five
weeks Of the present session.
The short Spooner bill, vesting all pow
er for the government of the Philippine
archipelago in the president, is the only
Filipino general bill. It is believed that
whenever an earnest effort is made TO
secure legislation bearing upon this sub
ject much time viii be required. Some
senators also express the opinion that leg
islaton may be necessary in connection
with the Cuban situation and while there
are differences Of opinion as to this neces-
sity all agree that if such action should
become necessary it would be impossible
to secure it at this session.
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chicago. Jan "A cali has been IS
cue d5v Oliver ". sfsVart- chairman =
the national committee for national
rrohfestion conference % p hsia in Haf-
falo n August the psrpoae. &c stated
in the call is 70 discuss queati9ns q in-
;erszs - state and county ehatrmsn ard
Iocal WORKERS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-26

London, Jan B-The Caves correspond
ent 10 TIE Daily Telegraph Gays he learns
THAI the Duke and Duchess q Cornwall
and York wIu proceed 20 Australia rs
originally arranged. me king being la-
willing 10 allow private sorrow 20 inter-
fsre with an undertaking 81 such imperial
sfrrIfcarce.
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II trip 10 Phladsiph.a Or New York
ia made over Penrsylvania shorf Lines "a
ten DAYS visf1 to Washington mas be en-
toyed without additional cost Tor fare az
tickets over This route may hs secured
via National Capital e. came rate rs over
direct line. For particular address H.
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Signature al &NHI8s<.


Chicago, Jan. 25.--Ffre broke out after
midnight in the wholesale glassware and
erockery store of Pitkin and Brooks.
Lake and State streets. The damage at
140 g. m, with the fire not yet under
control was estimated at from 100000 10
$4,000. The danes started In the second
stor and though stubborniy fought,
spread 10 the upper floors.
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Aaoiher Commission Apprentices

Washington. Jan. Gs-The president has
appointed T. Nj Dawson = Maryland. W.
q Acser 81 the Distract ~ Coiamb a.
ana samuel y. Proudat u 53Na- ccn-
mission 70 examine portion ~ the Az
,antl- and Pacilc railroad ylug Ga Arr
zoaa ara California The iaw pros dea
that railroads constructed uneu land
grants must b. inspected by q som re-, 90
before the grant can atsash This brsocs
~ ;he Atlantic and Pac6e asver has bees
So Inspected ana tae commission 1881 sz-
anime about fourteen mses - are roaa
near Needles ARA g determine = has
been eartsreesea sn aeeas3alee RisA ias
law governing iana grants
Philadelphia, Jan. 1-s.moa Hssssr
wei known Throughout tne c7anlrg. er-
nressy - she Theatrical profession. eied
az rs bone hers today. aead years
s. Pant Nina. 5aa- E-Fre ate ~
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For a Cold in the Head
Laxative Breno -QniaEne Tablets.


washington. Jan. &--F'oiiowng Is the
text q the rep't whicn The IRE eant re-
ceived from King E6waFd vi. 81 aasH er
- his message - condoiercs CT tae dsata
~ me quen-
"ossorue. Jan - tsa-Tas President
White House, Wellington An mozt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-26
BIG THING FOR KANSAS
Rich swede Gives Standing Pine to
Bethany college.

Minneapolis AIinn-, Jan. z5.-Charles 4.
Smith. a wealthy Minneapolis man, has
given Bethany college, q Swedish Luth-
eran Institution al Lind5org. Kans.. 5.oo,-
90 feet OF standing pine. worth more
to the gift state Senator c. A Z. Ries-
sen of Boone. Iowa. has endowed the
chair o. Swedish language at Augusta
college 1t Rock sland. Ill, vita lands
worth S009
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Renney Defeatea BY ssaraner

New York Jan. Edward Gardner d.
feated Frank Kenney in the billiard
tournament tonight. 30 70 15e The result
Of this game makes a tie between A. r.
Townsend and A Kenney for the
champlonshlp title and trophy.
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The RIack Diamond 80.

Leaves Buffalo at noon VIA the Lshigh
Valley railroad. for New YORK 4 Ia
carte dining car service and luxurious
parlor and Say coaches.
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New York. Jan 8.-The four-story
brick building at Is william street. occu
pied by Lehm & Fink. wholesale dealers
in drugs ana druggists supplies was de-
stroyed by fire and water tonight. Loss.
go. 60
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Gutarie. q r Jan 2-Three men
named David Mehan. George Lans'ey.
ana Reaert Chase 'yera arrested at SUI
water today, charsed VITA passing ease-
terfait money Thsy Wtl given a
hearins before United states commits
sloners ana Il had w1H ae lroasa1 "a
she FEDERAL 1aH tu this city
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grateful for your kind sympathy n the
irreparable loss which the nation. ana J..
have sustained. felt convinced that it
would be shared by you and The Ameri-
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Judge AIIen FntaIIy SICK.

Springfield, IL, Jan. 25.-Judgs William
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court for the southern district OF Illinois.
IS i'll with pneumonia at Hot Tsprings.
Ark. and is not expected to live through
the night
Hoods sarsaparilla cures rheumatism.
dyspepsia and catarrh because they are
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today. The insurrectonary chief and
Crazy Snake are there. Emissaries Of
Choctaw insurTectionists are also pres
emit The troops enroute from Fort Reno
reach Eufala by night. It is believed
they viii Immediately attempt to corral
Snake and his followers
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INDIAN WAR
OVERDRANN

Continued from First page.
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Kansas City. Jan. 25.-A special from
Eufala, l. T.. says: Dissatisfied Creeks
ore assembling in large numbers at Eu-
fala Square. seven miles west Of EufsIa.
are probably at eHnrietta and VIII likely
The times., 1901-05-05

Patten languidly passed at three balls
and was sent to the bench, while the
crowd groaned and implored Farrell to do
something for his country. The centre
field tender had not been doing anything
in the line Of hitting during the afternoon
and It was expected that he would get
single, anyway But with a grunt that.
bespoke a physical effort to put the BAH
out of business. he sent up a miserable,
attenuated little fly that fell into Collins
paw Then the crowd realized that we
were certainly done for, and many of the
spectators sought the early cars for home
and a warm dinner Not once afterward
did the locals come anywhere near to a
score.
The old St. Louis battery. Young and
Creigcr, was in the points for Boston, and
the team worked like a splendidly built
machine. Young displayed q good COM
mand of the ban and wealth of steam.
Re struck out seven Senators, and did
not give a single pass to first; neither
was anything like wild pitch recorded
against him. AS a battery exhibition it
has not been surpassed on the local
grounds this year. buck Freeman, who
did not show up any too well at the bat
in Fridays game, plugged the spheroid
iOI luTtt UllS, Two OF ID6f1 IDT IiTtt
bases. The former Senator has developed
into an excellent first base guardian and
covered his territory very cleveriy
The BoStOnianS commenced to send IN
their runs in the first inning, when Hemp
hills single. an error on the part of Dun
gan and Stahl's safe hit to centrN netted
one tally. Again in the third. after the
visitors had got a good line on the arti-
Gle of bali that was being dished up by
Mercer, they made him hang out signal
of distress. by reason of singles by Hemp
hill and Stahl, Freemans three-bagger,
and a base on balls which with two outs,
brought three runs TO the BoStOnlans
score Patten tried his hand at fooling
the Beaneaters in the fourth, and now
he wishes he hadn't, for they simply went
knocked them all over the lot. Four
singles and couple of errors by DUNCAN
resulted in adding three to their record
Then in the fifth, after Collins had been
retired on a fly to Coughlin, Freeman
came up with another triple, and a mo-
mcnt later cantered home on Parent 5
hit for one base. AS If they had not al
ready made the Senator'S feel humble
enough, the representatives of the Hub
got two more runs in the seventh on a
base on balls, handed to Stahl, Il steal
and singles by Freeman and Ferris. This
ended the Tun-getting for the visitors.
The Senator'S first run was secured in
the fourth on a single by Everett and
Guinns double.
This will explain the trouble the Man
ningiteS experienced.
The times., 1901-05-05
GEORGETOWN WINS AGAIN.
Defeats Virginia for the Southern
Collegiate Championship.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May A.
Virginia presented the game to George
town today, making a total of twelve err
rors in five innings. The contest was
called to allow the visitors to catch the
train for Washington Not one of George
towns runs was earned. Walker, of Vir-
ginia. found BIewett for two doubles and
a home run. Captain Carter kept his five
hits well scattered and with fair support
would have won. his game.
Virginia led off, the first three men be-
ing retired in order In Georgetown s
half Drill laced it out for two bases and
on errors by Woodland and Lavender sue
ceeded in getting home. Moran. Appe-
rious, and Walsh went out one. two. three.
In the second both sides were blanked.
while in the third Lavender was safe on
an error and took second on Stearns' oat.
Nalle got a single and both Lavender and
Nalle scored. Steptoe hit to Bowling.
Walker hit for two bases. while Woodland
was safe on Steptoes out at home. Down
ing the next man. struck out.
In the third Georgetown was BANKED
Carter and Cracroft were presented with
passes in the fourth while Lavender nit
for one, both Carter and Cracroft scoring
on the throw from left. Stearns went out
on a fly to centre. Nalie being put out
at first while Lavender scored on the
play. Steptoe fouled to Drill. For George
town Walsh went out at first, O'Hara was
safe on Lavenders error, Bowling was
given a base, while Blewett went out on
a fly to Woodard: Drill was safe on
Woodard's error, Connors was safe on
Laveuder's error. while O. Hara and Dow
ling scored on it. Moran nit for two
bags, scoring Drill and Connors. Apperi-
Gus going out at first.
Walker, the first man up in the fifth.
put it over the fence for a homer, the next
three men going out i'm order. In George
towns half Golden hit out a single, Walsh
followed with one of the same caIibre
O Hara was safe on Woodards error, the
two former players scoring. OHara
scored on Dowling's out to Walker Blew
EFT struck out and Drill followed with a
single, and was left on base when Con-
nors struck out
Following is the score:
The times., 1901-05-05

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The times., 1901-05-05
THE GEORGETOWN FIELD GAMES
Many Southern Athletes Are Expect
ed to Enter the Events.

The Georgetown Athletic Association
will hold their annual spring field and
track games on Saturday May 49, and
from all indications will surpass all other
meets of this kind ever held on the college
campus. All the events will be open, and
it is expected that many of the big college
cracks wifi compete. The management of
the games has been placed in the hands
of NJ. j. Thompson, and his success with
the indoor meet of March 2 should ensure
success in the present enterprise.
This event will attract the attention OF
the Southern athletic world, and will uu-
doubtedly bring out some men who have
been heretofore unknown. 1t viii also
give the supporters of the Blue and Grey
a line on the men who will be sent to the
intercollegiate games to be held at New
York May ., and will also decide whether
a team will represent Georgetown at the
Pan-American Exposition in June.
Bill Foley. the coach os the track team,
has ordered all the men who intend to par
ticipate in these games to report on the
field tomorrow. A large squad has been
out for the past few weeks. but il is Fo-
ley's desire TO get out all the new material
from now on to the collage games. and rut
them through a rigid course of training.
AS all the events are handicaps there will
be no sure winners, and the handicaps will
be such as to make the scratch men eX-
tend themselves to the limit.
Captain Duffy has been training hard for
the last month. and by the time of the
meet should be in fine condition. He will
take part in the l04-yard DASH and will try
TO equal his old record of 3 4-5 seconds. In
the 446-yard dash such men Reilly
Owens, Lynch. and Edm0Dston viii give
Holland all that he can do to capture a
place. In the field events nothing is
known of the men who Will try and hold
up the honor Of the Blue and Grey. but
Trainer Foley will try and develop some
men before the meet. Few entries have
been received as yet, but during this week
it is believed they will begin to file in
thick and fast. as il is seldom that the
Southern athletes have a chance TO dis
play their abilities in this lire.
The list of events that will be run off are
al follows: 1G)-yard dash 220-yard dash.
440-yard run. SS0-yard run, One-mile run,
l20-yard hurdles running high jump. run
ming broad jump, pole vault. putting IS
pound shot. throwing 16-pound hammer.
All entries close on Saturday. May II,
and should be sent to Nj. j. Thompson,
Georgetown University.
The times., 1901-05-05

number of new buildings. and DR.. A. b.
Richardson. the Superintendent Of the
asylum. has perfected arrangements
whereby about half Of them will be
constructed on the present tract OF
land owned by the Government The
new buildings to be constructed on
the present tract. which lies west OF
Nichols Avenue. Will afford aCcornmOda-
tiOn for all the female patients excepting
the violent cases and for a large number
of male patients. The remainder of the
new buildings will be erected on the tract
of land lying east OF Nichols Avenue.
They Will be connected with the main
building by a subway leading under Mich
OILS Avenue.
The times., 1901-05-05
auiIaing Mt st. EIizabeth,..

Plans for the new buildings winch are
to be erected at the Government Hosplt1i
for the Insane, st. Elizabeth $ VIII prod
abI,, he COMPLETED by the 18th inst. Their
,,,-ena ration was somewhat delayed for
time nv the efforts of the Government a}l-
tborities TO cOnsummate a deal by which
land could be acquired from owners OF
property adjacent to the asyIum grollL-els gl-'I..
Ho1-aver the DersOns who owned proper
~ in that vicinity held it at such hlgh
valuation that the negotiations were
abandoned. -, ct,
act authorized the erection of large
The times., 1901-05-05
RITCHEY's COSTLY MUFF.
An Error i'm the Eighth Allows Chi
cago to Bat Out n victory

PITTSBURG. May A muff by Rltch-
ey of OConnor's throw in the eighth in
ming cost Pittsburg the game today. Had
Ritchey held the bail Dexter would have
been out and the side retired without a
run, but his error was followed by Doyle's
double and Raymer's single. all. of which
gave Chicago three runs and a victory
The times., 1901-05-05

First base by errors Brooklyn, /; Phil
adelphia 5. Left on bases Brooklyn, /;
Philadelphia. :. First base on balls-On
McJames. 3. off Orth. l. Struck out-By
McJames, !; by Orth. .. Three-base hit
Deiehauty. Two-base hits-Delehanty, 2.
Stolen bases-Sheckard. DAILY. Dahlen.
Flick. Jacklitsch. Double plays-Cross
and Delehanty Hit by pitcher-By Nc
James, /; by Orth, !. Passed ball-Mc-
CURE. Balk-Orth. Cmpire-O' Day Time
of game, 1 hour and 20 minutes Attend
ance 5000.
The times., 1901-05-05
A HIT AND RUN GAME.
Boston's Tactics in the Fifth Too
Much for New York,

BOSTON, Mass. May i-Boston won
todays game in the fifth inning Hamil-
ton drew a base and went TO second on
Tenney's fine single De MOntreville sac
ridced, advancing his two club mates
Long got in his first sare one in two
games, sending Hamilton and Tenney
across the plate. Lowe sent Long to
third with a pretty hit, and Crolus
brought in the third run with neat sin
gle TO centre. The score.
The times., 1901-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
DELEHANTY AND HIS BAT.
Both Largely Responsible for the
Downfall of Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN. May 4.-Delehanty was
the principal reason for the downfall of
the Brooklyns at Washington Park this
afternoon. He made triple, two two-bag
gers. and four runs. McJames pitched his
first league game since 1893. and did fairly
well. Orth was a mystery to the champ
ions who batted poorly, and iielded worse.
The SCORE
The times., 1901-05-05

Two-hase hits-Williams. Robinson
Kiester IaIoie. Powers. Three base hits
-DonIin SeyDoid. Struck out-By Nc
Ginnity, 2: by Piatt. 4 Double play-Mc-
Graw, Williams, and Foutz. First base
on errOrs-Athletics, ]. First base on balls
Cross. Fit by pitched bali-McGraw. I'm
pirc. Haskell Time OF game. l hour and
80 minutes
The times., 1901-05-05
WHY IT CURES MEN.
Why the Fgtfu Tension of Structure is Dissolved Like Snow
Beneath the Sun-N FIFTEEN DAYS.
Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic St James Treatment
Applied Locally and Directly to the Affected Parts

TO IRRITATE THE MEMBRANE No
INTERNAL DRUGGTNG TO RUIN THE
STOMACH. The ST. James treatment ia
local direct, and positive.
The st. James treatment IS prepared In
the form Of crayons, very narrow, smooth
flexible and wholly soluble, which are in
serted into the water passage at night
where they dissolve and deposit the medi
cation in its fun strength upon the Pros
tate Gland. contracting and strengthenipe
the ducts and FOREVER STOPPING
DRAINS AND EMISSIONS, and curing
while the patient sleeps.
The times., 1901-05-05
ERRORS BY THE BREWERS.
Good Hitting by Milwaukee Fails to
Save the Game.

MILWAUKEE,, May 4.-Poor fielding by
Milwaukee, aided by timely batting in
three innings, gave the Chicagos their
second victory in the series today. Katoll
was hit hard by the Brewers, but he re-
ceived magnificent support, and Comis-
keys team won by a score of IL to 3. The
feature of the game was the fielding of
Mcfarland. The score:
The times., 1901-05-05

TwO-base hits-I.a Chance 2 Beck,
Wood. Three-base hit-Shay. Sacrifice
hit-McCarthy. Stolen bases-Holmes,
Gleason, Dillon, La Chance First base
balls-Om Owens 4, off Moore 6. Hit
by pitcher-McCarthy Left on bases-De-
troit /. Cleveland g. Struck out-By
Moore 3, by Owens 2. Double plays-La
Chance, unassisted: Elberfeld and Dillon.
Wild pitcfl-Moore Umpres-Sheridan
and Mannassau. Time of game. hours
and % minutes. Attendance. 5000.
The times., 1901-05-05

Two-base hit-Peitz. Three-bas hits
Burkett, Wallace, and Corcoran Home
run Crawford. Double plays-Wallace
and McGann. Corcoran, Steinfeldt. and
Beckley Stolen bases-Wallace. Irwin.
Struck out-By Harper. .; by Newton. 3
Bases on baIls-Off Harper. /: off Newton,
l. Hit by pitched ball-By Newton. /.
Passed bal!-Ryan. Umpire. Dwyer. Time
OF game, hour and IS minutes.
The times., 1901-05-05
FIRE IN THE GRANDsTAND.
The Came at 81. Louis Interrupted in
the Tenth Inning

ST. LOUIS. May 4.-The game between
the Cardinals and the Cincinnatis came to
a sudden stop because of a fire which
destroyed the grandstand, when the
score stood i 10 4, in the tenth. and st.
Louis had one man on first base. Young
Harper pitched for the locals and New