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New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
VAIL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

1,opr1c>- TRaDTSG-Foreign houses were not
active in the local market dealing IN aoou' NV
shares evenly divided. American stocks III ~"
don showed very light changes on the day ana the
,,,,,o Of business was extremely limited Inc
general market was steady, with a rather frfheT
,ona'fn the copper stocks and no chanage IN CON
soils. ..r,,
L,r,,c,aI Chronicle the total receipts or co'tol
r Tho v-aek ended June 3O reached 1868 bales
against 20 2 last week and 2 i23 the previous "etH
making tho total receipts since September i ~
s47 955 bales against 26452I for the same PEI
Of IqOO-'01 showing an increase since 9ei'ei''' -
1901 Of S. 42s hal"s. -,
pA>1l -TEARTNGS-Total bank cleartngs Of all
tho clearing houses of the United States for the
u,oek ending June q were $l97S.'S2SSH, aSalhsS 7
g. $50 81 go in the preceding week ana S-'''"'
the corresponding week last year.
CT IOI-IS Tka NSIT--The earnings or 'iIe -.
Louis Transit Company for the sixteen dayS =" W
I,,e show, an increase Of s3s $50, or more than y
nor cont over the corresponding days OF jun -
being at the rate OF about sloS'o" dpoF' W. ."
forest charges OF the underlying ana ''i'''H i'
,,.a,s Companv Of St Louis first general mortgage
per cont bonds .,-,,-,-r,
CoIopADO FI-EI. AND IRON DIVIDEND
u-NE 25-The meeting Of directors of the 'o'"
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company to aC' on 'iie ,, H,,
,erlv dividend has been called for June . IT VIII
probably he held In Denver aI'""N7" '0
may meet IN Chicago
APPLICATION TO LIST--Appiicaton mas oee'
made to the Stock Exchange To list S""V" ''t "
Fuel company per cent thirty year sinking 'ullH
nrst mortgage bonds Of 1881 and $osl2VO adol-
.,o,,1 s,ock of The General Electric Company.
MISSOURTS CROPS.-The largest and nest
wheat crops grown in Missouri for many years
are now being put in shock Corn conditions are
more favorable than for years.
PANAMA RAILROAD STOCK SIRlC ht-N
FROM TIST-The committee stock listing has
decided TO strike from the list the stock OF the
Panama Railroad Company.
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED-The following etvi-
dends are announced: Railway Automat tic Sales
Company ? per cent preferred IL per cent com
mon. Mercantile National Bank per cent: Ma
,io,,,I rroadv,ay Bank 8 per semi annual {,
Rank Of America per cent semi-annual Wells
Fargo & Co per cent. sem-annual and / per cent
extra. Importers and Traders National Bank. 10
per cent. semi annual
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

G Schumacher & co. say:
Resides the statistically strong position or eH-
change to account FOR its present hrnness the
extra demand was probably caused by the require
nents for remittance against coupons ana 9lvl-
dends and to pay for the expenses OF American
tourists in Europe The covering or THESE, items
Of Indebtedness was much facilitated by the low
rate Of money on call t2i2d3 per cent? whlcn pre-
vailed here all through the present week w nle
money on call however, was ruling at these l',W
figures money on fixed time of three 10 six months
never ceased to be in good demand at 4ltn4I2 per
cent mostly against Stock Exchange coIaterals
This demand is still being freely supplied out or
proceeds Of the large amounts Of sixty and ninety
day oils In Europe drawn by our banks ana
bankers against their credits abroad. These bills
constituted the largest part OF the weeks supply
of exchange and {: ON all appearances will con
tinue 10 supply the market for some time TO come
as our banks and bankers show no sign yet Of
being tired OF this business, which Is in fact the
most nrofta ble which they could do in their
uar and legitimate line Of business at present. As
the short interest resulting from this operation
grows larger and larger. the position of eX-
er The question is how far our crops may go
even the most liberal export movements up t. the
end Of the wear wOLId suffice to pay half of this
Indebtedness. Assuming the correctness of this
estimate. the situation thus created need cause
no alarm uneasin'ss. for Just as easily as our
present needs supplied with money borrowed
in Europe. they will no doubt continue to he
supplied bridged over by renewing these loans
as fast they may mature
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
Bankers. nnsted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New'-or Orleans - com
rnercgI 25c and SOC discount. bank. 81 premium
ca, .rancisco-sight 15c: telegraph. l7izc. Boston
&c nremium. Chareston-Buying par seilhs'
1c nremium Chcago-26c premium cincinnati
TatueAn banks 25c discount; over the counter "c
,reroiurn ST Louis-Par- Mnneapolts-'7c pre-
mum savannah-Buying 75c discount per N"'
selling 75c premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money IN
.o, oI.02s. per cent: open market discount
te FOR short bills a-l6d2ss per cent. long oiIs'
a-1602ss per cent. Berlin discount rate - pe'
cant for three months bills and Ia per cent Tor
t, hius Berlin exchange London. 20 marks
4s1. nrennigs Paris exchange on London - francs
-s1a confines Paris discount rate, "a per cent
FOREIGN sECT RITZ TGFS.-British consois for
- os 1e. for the account sS17 Spanish IS in
London, sl14: French rentes. lm francs ''i2 cen
times
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 621sc; Mex
team silver dollars 42lzc. Bar silver In London
closed at 81 7-l6d.
COLD PREMIUM-Tn Madrid, 3612; Lisbon -5.2S
Fuenos Ayres 1919: Rome, l55
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
Outside SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was dull. and
nrices showed but little change from the previous
closing General Carriage was strong and fairly
active: trust receipts sold up To ga. while Man
haitian Transit stock. when issued. sold at 5i2.
Electric Vehicle issues were stronger; the common
sold I'D to II. and the preferred to 152. San Fran
cisco preferred sold up to s3T. Northern Securi-
ties opened strong. selling up to 1o57s. but later
was offered down to l0415 Only 400 shares were
dealt in Greene Consolidated Copper sold at %.
United States Steel 5s strong. selling at s5s:
about $4,000 changed hands. Dominion Securities
was strong, advancing per cent on purchases of
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
RAILROAD GROSS AND NET RETURNS
The following compilations from official re-
ports made directly to the New-York News Bureau

The following compilations from official re-
ports made directly to the NewYork News Bureau
For the first week of June the gross earnings Of
forty-four railroads amounted to &:I4335l, against
+6S in the corresponding period last year,
increase of $40 SS3 or 6o9 per cent For the second
of the earnings of thirty two rail-
roads amounted S6.G5S 46. against &.1663S0 in the
corresponding period last year an increase of SOL
766 or ; % per cent. From July to June II the
gross earnings of thrty-one railroads amounted to
S21 3q 594 against 1886 OG $50 in the corresponding
nerod last year increase of $500 500. S.S4
nerC cent The and net earnings of eighty-SiN
railroads for the month of April were follows:
hang
Cross earnngs SOI 1921 sol lO4 40 Inc so 56
Op expenses 7l.j6H,24S 6i.21. III Inc bob l2t
Net earnings. $50 e.o23 S26 s3s5s2 Inc s3as744
The gross earnings increased 11.62 per cent,
increased 1l36 per cent ana net earnings IN
creased 1262 per cent.
For ten months ended April 81, SeVenty-three
roads report as follows:
1901. Changes.
S903 32 SSlS 5l415S Inc $50 1874 }5
Op. expenses. aHl't-'Z"S 't"'"'5ifl Inc 'i7olH'
Net earning $3o504a.ol4 s272.21o4l7 Inc Saa 1872 I9
The gross earnings increased 1910 per cent. eX-
penseS increased 9i2 per cent ana net earnings H.
creased i239 per cent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
MONEY! AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-MoHey rates. as quoted Io
low: Money call, per cent. lime Iro"''
-. Al. 1,415 nar cent for thirty TO sixty days.
:, "a nor cent rnr three. four five and six
roor+hs Commercial paper quoted at 4"H+'.
er cent for sixty to ninety days 4'2a7 per cent 10"
choice four and six months single names anu =
per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--Market closeu HI III
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
:, - Io- 4,s ooo .o15. loo ia 2,2 700 s.

200 shares to 25 Hall Signal sold AT 90 san ran
cisco bonds We're strong. advancing .eal{{ Nv pJ
stock when issued 81 bid. and bonds - olu
The ma rket closed firm
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market generally strong
Total sales amounted In par value TO S42i00,
against 81 Friday. The heaviest dealings
" IN the Atchison adjustment As. Central Of
Georgia first and second incomes. Chicago. Bur-
llngton and Quincy S. Mexican Central first in
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
,,,rp1C,H sECTRITIES ABROAD

London June q. . 2. m.-The market for Arne''-
can securities was dull. small final changes
Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. JUNE % 1902.
3.o5ipz General IS

comes Northern Pacific As. Reading genera
convertible IS Wabash deberture Bs and Nheenng eng
and Lake Erie first - Colorado FueI ana n IIon
convertible IS and Consolidated Tobacco Is were
also active.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
STOCKS TRADING LIGHT.
SMALL CHANGE IN VALUES.
FINAL. PRICES SHOW MORE DECLINES
THAN ADVANCES s-BANK RE
SERVE LOWER
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Albany & Susq ID & h.,
Alleg & West CB r & P).-,
Att & g Air l. southern.
Augusta & Sav &C. Of Gar --.
Beech Creek N Y y Fl & II
Boston & Lowell fB & Me)
Bost & A N Y 9 & II r. .
Boston & y Y Air Line pi
N i y II & D..-..--..
r & Prov N Y y II & HI.
Catawissa r r pf tP & p
Cayuga & SUsq % L * w D..
Camden K Burl PENN -....
C1eve & Pitts penn .......,
Columbus & Xenia PENN
Concord & Montreal l-----
Conn & Pass (BCSt & L.,
Conn River r r fB & Mel
Danb & y N = y II & H.
Day & Mich pf &C. II & D..
Del & Z B tP & Read).....
Det II & : " IL = x VI - -
East Pennsylvania p & RI.
Erie & KaI IL : & VI ST..
Erie & Pittsburg PENN 80.
FitChburR ~ (B & Nd.
Franklin Tel Co West Jn)
Fl " < J ~ Il : & VI - %
ga T r & z ----------.
q & stock Tei West Tnl- .
Grand Riv Val Mich Cen). .
Greene ID L & w .-.----.--
Inter Ocean Tel West I'M.
III Cen Leasei Line II Cen). .
Jack + & sag CMiCh Gem .-
Joliet & Chicago 60 & A..
X c : r. & g IF &C. & A.
KaI 4 < = Z II : < VI - q
Lake shore Citd a.. { & NJ -.
Little Miami PENN .------
Little : Nav & 9 p & RI e
Louisiana & NJ Riv &C. s Al
Mine Hill & : II tP & RI. O..
Mobile & Ohio South 1890.
Norris . & 3 Geh VaD----
do pref LAh NaD- --------
Morris & Essex % L & w
Nash & Decatur Il. & NJ o.
Naugatuck n Y y II & ID
y II & y ~ Y y II & III %.
Ny 9 & VI r ~ I. D..
y Z < II ~ Y 9 & II ST. o.
Y 7 L & West ~ L & w
North Carolina southern q
Northern n y = tE~iAl --..---
North Penn CR & Pl.-..-----
Northwestern Tel lEaS- IN
Nor 4 " II N Y Y y < H
old Colony ~ : y n < n
OsweEp & Svr IN I & VI.
Pri14 < Trenton ,Penn) 800.
Pitts 2 & 7. T, com tB & Z
2. < Carnegie StseO --....
DO pref tB & L r & . : -
Fits ? " & 9 Pannl---,
a. Special PENN --------.
T Mex & Y q l. T & L ;
& NJ -......
Port SaC7 ( = tRost & Na) .
Prov { " ~ Y Y n & IN .
Quincy Bridge 'C = 4 O. e..
Rsus & Saratoga GDsi & III
Rome & clinton del & III
Rome " & n ~ Y - { II r
Saratoga & < del & N ---
Southwestern Cen - ca o..
Troy & G N V c & n RI.
TtiGa & = z N Y . & n. .
Utica . & Sus C0 L < w .
United y J & Canal Penn
Valley # y = N = & VI
Ware River fRos- & Al 800.
Warren ID L & w.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

INACTIVE STOCKS
Furnished by William Nichols Co No Is Wall-stJ
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

J Saturday. Z Saturday, Net
| juno Il June y. changes
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
NETWORK.
Furnished by William f Nichols Co. No. Is wa-s,)
period I Bid. Asked
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
rnished by william E Nichols & Co. No Is Wau-,,,
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker & sons Nc %
Broad -st-}
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

sales for the week IS 80
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

R-ookIyn Ferry stock
Uoboken Ferry 1st IS. 1915.
do stock. .-.-.--..--...
NY a r r Ferry Co stock
do list mtg as. 1922
Ny & III F Con rs. 1896
iOtb & Esd SF tst mS 5s.lpis
Union F OF n Y & b stock.
NY & JF 1st mtg IS. 1910
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

sEx dividend.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Int. Int.
rate. period. Bid Ask d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
INVITATION TO LADIES
Mr.. Black Handsomely Remembers
the Fair sex.

". j. Black general passenger agent
of the Santa Fe road, has issued a special
invitation To ,he club women OF Ckia-
horna and Kansas 20 take iE the marvel
Gus scenes or western America oy travel
ing III his special train 20 California or
The occasion Of tho great biennial meeting
ar San Francisco. The Invitation is as
follows
Topeka, kan. Feb. i. 1s0e.
To She Club Women Of Kansas and
Oklahonla:
- perusal Of the folder enclosed here
with viii give YOU q comprehensive idea
If the general arrangements made h.- the
Santa re for The biennial convention Of
The General Feder0tior of Nomen's Clubs
st Los Angeles. Nay LIST 10 Sth. 1902. ard
You win note that the rate from uracti-
caily all points TIA Kansas and Oklahoma
wiz be So for the round trim.
AS q large number of Kansas and
oklahoma club women have already am
nounCed their intention on asinE tho
Santa Re lines westbound To Los Angeles.
we have decided Ia schedule q special
train for their use, the equipment and ap-
nointuents of which VIII I'm every respect
be similar 10 the santa Ies California
limited. In otter words thc train Wiu
consist Of draWlng-TooG slcepcrs. ccser-
walton sleepers- ana have d-uilE Gag ser
vice through To Les Angeles
The special Club" train VII. DE sched-
uled 70 leave kansas City RI --t5 i m.
THURSDAY. April - ard arrive 10 the
Grand CANYON SATURDAY evening. April
o. Il win -eavC the Grand Canyon sun
Iav. Anril - az p. Iu.. cnt arrlgc et
Los Angeles Monday, April 2SthAaoout Z
p m 1t should pc noted this arrange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
BURGLARS
START FIRE
They Entered Home of VIII
liam Throchmorton.
LACE CURTAINS BURNED
Two Children in House at the
Time.
LACE CURTAINS BURNED

Fire was started by burglars in the
home Of w H. Throckmorton. 1876
North Topeka avenue, yesterday morn
ing. TO divert the attention Of those who
we're in the house while the robbers made
their escape. That the house was not
burned was due TO the quick action Of
two children who were in the house at
the time. and extinguished the flames
before much damage had been done.
The robbers entered the house between
aud 10 o'clock il the morning. while
no one was home except Oak. aged Is,
and Eliza, aged Is. The boy was upstairs
and the girl was in the library. opposite
the dining room. The burglars evidently
entered the house through the west din
ing room window. for il was found 10
be opened after their escape, and they
went at once to the sideboard. on this
was 2 large amount of plated silverware.
They rulnlnaged through the articles on
the sideboard, throwing a number OF
silver pieces on the floor, but found moth
ing they wanted. On a sofa in the dining
room were several pillows, which We're
thrown around IN q haphazard manner.
thus indicating that the burglars had
looked on the sofa 10 see if there was
anything there they wanted but again
they failed TO find anything. Finding
nothing in the room which they desired.
they determined 10 escape as soon as
possible. and fearful lest they should be
discovered they set fire 70 the lace cur
tains at the dining room windows hop
ing thus to divert the attention of the
inmates Of the house and the neighbors.
They went towards the front door
through the hall, hastily looking for val
tables there. and walked out of the
front door. which they left open.
Eliza, the 13-year-old girl who was IN
the library, smeIed the smoke from the
burning curtains and rushed to the din
ing room, to see flames about the win
dows. She called TO her brother who was
upstairs, telling him that the curtains
were on fire He ran down stairs and
quickly extinguished the flames. For
tunately nothing was damaged but the
lace curtains. The children did not dis
cover that burglars had been in the
house until the fire had been put out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
HAS TRAVELLED MUCH
Miner From KiOndike Is Visiting
wichita Relatives.

week. after being away for some time.
lie is O miner. and has Travelled all over
tic world. Mr.. Beal can tell numerous
stories OF his adventures while ia the
Elondykc and South Africa, be having
gone 10 the ElondykC when il w5s firsg
opened for mining purposes. Eir Beai
GYMS @ large nine In California he s.
brother u Miss Matte Beal. ana he
e1rects 10 accompany her back TO law
ton where he will take interest in the
lciucs there TIRE Wichita mountains be-
ing close to Miss Beals claim.
Sour stomach. Iulness after eating
aatulsnce are All caused by impei feet
digestion. PBICKLY ASH BITTERs cor
reefs the disorder az once, drives out
taiiy digestcd food and tones the stom-
cch liver and bowels.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure O'g Tsa z M'''

from the original society of Bombay.
India.
To relieve the solemnity ~ the mys-
FERROUS limitations. cards and an o.5 fash
toned tney pun was INDUCED in. Az a.
late hour The guests departed AN deliar-
Ing the first meeting q grand success.
The invited guests we're Misses Blanche
Chiide. Faye Hendrix. Messrs- Joha Pen
son and Ray Worley. the members are.
Misses Julia Wlndcrlin Pearl Winch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

late hour, the guests babe their hostess
farewell. Those present were;
Nessrs. and Mesdames: Jno Lidley, o.
2. Massey. Ed o. Massey Misses Paul
inc Liapple. Louise Lidley, Clara Schu-
macher. Lille Schumacher. Lydia Schu-
macher. Ellen HumfeId, Anna Humfeid.
Matte Day. Lldia Hartzell, Mable Root
Ethel Eddy. Carrie Rehmen. Mable Muir
ray. Rachel Massey. Pauline Massey.
Emma Massey. Mr.. Jno. Comien, Chas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
no HAVE DIRECT CONNECTIONS
Missouri Pacific TO Establish New
1-rain service 10 Territory.

The Missouri Pacific railroad viii esta5-
fish connections tomorrow with the Chico
tow read ~ Anthony and train No. s.
which leaves Ills city az $50 a. m viii
make direct connection with the Ch7ctaw
at Anthony ana Hiil reach InEarsCI at
lI.i5 and az Ava ~ 1925 and the traIn
returning VIII leave lngersoi NJ 7:f3 ana
reach this city ~ s.-l % ~. By this ser
vice Wichita merchants can stay over fi' G.
hours IN Ingersou and return To Wichita
the same dag Tlais VIII De grea- thing
Tor Wichita merchants. as they VIII noW
have new territorr opeDed rs them. as
freight service vii. ac established a The
Same time. she wholesale men of this city
wlH h- able 10 furnish merchandise 10 The
merchants IL. the western part of the ter-
rit7r1- airccr and win also liavs a great
reduction iu time and rates
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

Parrot. Leonard Ayres. Jess Hagerty,
Ben Massey. Murray Nancy. Henry Lid
ley, Louis Lidley. Willie Lidiey.
y NJ. & O. 3. SOCIETY ENTERTAINS.
Miss Julia Wiuderlin entertained the a.
II. and o. y. society Of the " g. G.
Thursday evening. February q. at 81
South Water street As this was the
first meeting Of this society. al members
were initlated by an authorized adept
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
% BEGIN WORK
ON NEW PLANT
Baker Company TO Put Up a
Fine Building.
FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS
Many New Companies to Do
Business Here.
FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS

Monday morning work viii be initiated
OIL the new building to be erected by tha
Baker Implement company. on Wichita
street, between William and English
streets. TIE building win be % feoJ
wide, 12o feet deep and two stories high.
l. be built solidly Of brick and heavy
timbers. The cost Of the building viii be
between $1,000 and s17.o0o.
The building VIII be used SIS .. transfer
house for farm machinery, ard its cree
ton illustrates the growth of that In
custry in WicE.ta. IT viii have the full
crack and side track facilities II the Mis-
souri, Pacific road. which has maze elah-
crate improvements il that section Of the
City.
The Baker company are now on West
Douglas avenue. bat are already crowded
Tor room there, the business of the firm
having grown il excess Of all articipa-
tlous.
They began here II the transfer bust
ness. and have been doing the work Of
some of tire biggest farm Implement
f0uses in the country. They are going
10 do more, having nade contracts with
ether houses which propose 10 compete
Tor the trade Of the great wheat BELT
Bloaung after eating, indigestion, fla
tulence or water brash. may be quickly
corrected through the use Of PRICKLY
ASH BITTERS. It strengthens digestion
cleanses and regulates the bowels.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
UNDER CANOPY
OF SMILAX
Continued from sixth page)

with Rubenstein), is especially suited to
the individuality of Mr.. Staples. who
played with beautiful warm colori1g and
brilliancy Of tone
The 'Elegie." by Ernst, in completest
contrast, an exquisitely sad meInoriaru,
poem, was given with the pure synpa-
thetic tone that best interprets the mas
ters' thought. The brilliant 'IOto Per
petoO.' by Refs, work or the creates
technical difficulty. concluded a program
that exhibited the versa tiiity. musician
ship and technical skill OF the talented
Young violinist The vocalist for the day
was Mrs. Henri Apply, who appeared for
the first tire before 4 Wichita audience
The first number was the difficult Bach
Gonnod. Ave Maria. which was de-
livered in O. lovely. well modulated tones
SO pleasing to the audience. that con-
trary TO the usual Observance an en-
core was demanded. TO which the singer
graciously responded IN 4 dainty little
song called "The Snowflake"
7 he second vocal number was that
rarely sweet LULLABY" by Goddard
which was sung with the tender emphasis
and distinct enunciation appropriate 10
the cradle song. Mrs. Appv's work was
4 delightful artistic treat ana insures her
generous welcome amorg the besf
singers Of the city Miss Daisy PLAYED
fully and acceptably
Mrs. =. Higglnson IS deservedly know
for her piano accomplishments AMI he
art was shown perfectly in the exactiaC
work Of Friday afternoon. The violin
part OF the C1Ieig Sonata. ana the Air
Narie are especially dependent upon
-ianist and her interT rotation and eNecu-
ion Of these most difficult scores. were
That Of "a true artist. To Mrs T5iSgin-
sons delicate Shading and perfect Thras-
M, Inc accents and hcr 6iscriminS ting
and emphatic Interpretations ale due the
renowned success Of the whole pro
r-am. The next musical VIII be given on
Friday March H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
RECEIVED HIGH COMPLIMENT.
Miss Barnes Gave Recital in Kansas
City Last Week.

Miss 5. Ellen Barnes. who IS well
known in this city, gave a concert in
Kansas City one evening last week. The
Kansas City Journal says of her:
A program Of genuine merit was pre-
scented at lhe regular meeting of the
1.dterpe club yesterday afternoon, in
I.yoeum hail. a new pianist has come
here from Chicago Miss 5. Ellen Barnes,
who has been associated with prominent
musicians there for the past eight years
Ser opening lumber was &. group of
Chopin compositions. (a) "Aeonan Harp
Etude;" Or Prelude. y fat" (c} ''Nalsc
A fat" These she presented with q deli
cate freedom and variety of touch, and
q distinctly individual treatment Of
Ihrase>and rubas 90. She is @ constant sur
J rise in her original readings. Her second
appearance was in "Rigcletto." in which
she evinced @ truly mdsicianly manner Of
treatment of the Verdi themes, kepu
lucidly in the foreground of the extremely
ornate arrangement by List.
Nothing so thoroughly removes disease
germs from the system as PRICELY
ASH BITTERS. It gives life and action
10, the torpid liver. strengthens ana as
sisis The kiGncys 10 properly. cleanse the
blood. gives tones TO the stomach. ouriies
the bowels. and promotes good appetite.
Nigor snd cheerfulness.