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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-11

| Texarkana 70 common point territory IN
Texas under the Texas commission tariff.
The Texas commission tariff provides
for -four to carry a differential over
wheat Of 2lzc per hundred. Thus an in
terstate shipment, using the Texarkana
gateway and a combination of locals
through Texarkana. reached final desti-
nation in Texas with the -four carrying
only 21zc per hundred over wheat and
bran PIC less.
THE several gra.n-carrying interstate
lines entering Texas, which were not in
terested through the Texarkana gateway,
have complained for the last several
months Of what is known as The Tex
arkana Situation and, finally, in order
to meet the proposition through Texar-
kama they promulgated on September 10
a new tariff on grain and grain products
providing for only PIC per hundred
higher rate on -four than on grain. and
bran on the barley rate of 21zc per hun
bred less than the grain rate.
Now we wish to state that while the
differential on -four has been reduced TIC
per hundred and bran has been put on
the barley rate, which is 2l1c per hun
dred lower than the wheat rate and
which is nc per hundred lower than
the -four rate. under the old tariff, yet
the minimum balance 70 the Texas mill
er stands unchanged. Therefore. the Tex
as miller is paying 2i1c per hundred more
on his -four and nc more on his bran
than for a like service performed on the
railroads for the miller located in north
ern territory.
IF this situati ton was allowed to stand
it would soon result IN deterioration tn
tn milling business in Texas and even
may go so far as TO result in final des-
truc;ion of the Texas industry. IN the
opinion of the writer, any deterioration
of tie milling business in Texas would
have the tendency 10 reduce the value Of
wheat in Kansas and Oklahoma by rea-
son OF the fact that it would take from
this field one of the largest competitors
for wheat. II would ultimately result in
iacteasing the price Of -four in Texas
by reason Of the fact that only deterior-
alton of the milling business in Texas
woI l6 decrease the competition for -four
business in Texas and in the end the
destI uction Of the milling industry in
Texas would mean that such wheat as
is raised in Texas would be forced to
he sold upon export values alone where
rs urder the present conditions the av-
erage crop Of Texas will bring Sc to 12c
per hushel above export values.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. y. H. Giles leaves today for Gal
latin, Tex.
R. c. Roach of Hutchinson is in the
city on business.
Mrs. L. W. CIapp left yesterday over
the Frisco for st. Louis.
Mrs E. l.. Martling is spending the week
in Chicago with her sister.
Fred K Thomas and Tllomeni Theory
were granted license to marry yester-
day.
The county auditors report was ap-
proved by the county commissioners yes
terday.
C. T Story has begun the construc-
ton OF fine residence on South Green
street.
Mr.. and RMS. vermilion. who have been
visiting in Chicago. returned home yes
terday.
Helen Gaffney of oxford is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Diedrich,
at IVA South --mporia avenue.
Mrs. John Bedford and little daughter
Wilhelmina of Ponca City. o. T, are
visiting her sister Mrs. w. NJ. Waller.
Thad Van Horn and wife are in the
city Mr.. Van Horn is travelling freight
agent for the FL Paso and Southwestern
railroad.
E. f. Hagny has been transferred by
the Frisco system from the Wichita Of
fee to the Chickasha station, where he
will be cashier.
Robert Torrington, travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island, is here from
Davenport, Iowa. He is son of r. E.
Torrington of this city.
Captain Burgess. who went 10 Washing
ton, d. c., TO the G. A. r. reunion, re-
turned yesterday, after Visiting in Ohio
and other eastern states.
Mrs. E. C. Gray started Monday for
the Pacific coast to remain there during
the winter. She goes as a companion
for an aged lady friend whom she has
known for many years.
NJ. H. Bowlin of S25 Cleveland avenue,
purchased two fancy lots Saturday They
are on North Market, west OF the packing
houses and are in fine location. He
purchased them as an investment.
The finest chrysanthemums that grow
IN the WOf1u are grown IN the Wlchlld
greenhouses. F. Kuechenmeister, the
Riverside florist. has on exhibition, at his
greenhouses a display that every lover
of flowers ought 10 go and see.
There has been much talk about a Wich-
tia girl being with the dramatic COM
pany that plays in this city tomorrow
night The bill poster says Just Struck
Town" introducing Miss Louise Level
lyn. Manager Martling says that this is
not the former Wichita girl
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The W c. r. [. win hold their regular
monthly mothers meeting this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. eos Sedgwick block. Mothers
especially invited
Skinner Camp No. &C. Sons Of Veterans
and Ladies Aid Society No. 20, viii meet
at Peerless Hall. northeast corner Main
and First. Old soldiers cordially invited
10 attend.
Caroline Harrison Sewing Society viii
meet at Mrs. Henri Clark's. corner Sec
ond and Mathewson avenues, Tuesday.
November Il. az . p. m All members
having quilt numbers be sure and bring
them that the quilt question may be
settled al this meeting.
There Will be a regular meeting OF
Wichita Encampment No -. I. 0. Q. r.
this evening At 10 work IN the Pa
triarohsl and Royal Purple Degrees, az
ter walch refreshments VIII be served.
A good attendance IS desired. Visiting
Pau5srchs ere invited TO attend
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HoYTs A BUNCH OF KEYS.

Complication in the plot of a play
may prove interesting to some, but the
general public are more easily amused
by direct simplicity to engage their at
tention, spiced by those necessary condi-
ments, wit" and ginger" This latter
method has been adopted by Mt. Hoyt
when he wrote his side-splitting comedy.
"A Bunch OF Keys The fact that the
public is entranced by sweet and dash
ing melodies did not escape Mr.. Hoyi }
practiced senses. and the greatest popu
lar composers have contributed to the
play music that will live in the hearts
Of the people.
The cast of characters that viii live in
the ablest opponents of comedy to be
mound in the Mecca OF theatredom-New
York City. The men OF this company are
talented. handsome and dashing. The Ia
dies, and they are numerous, have been
selected with a view to their fitness for
the various parts, and their beauty of
face and form is but an endorsement of
Gus Rothner's fine discrimination as to
the wants OF the American public. "A
Bunch Of Keys" Is popular. and deserv-
eely so, because its story is connected
ana uprosriously funny. The play viii
be presented at the Crawford tonight.
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Music and Drama
At the Crawford.
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.

At the Crawford.
There have been meiodramas and melo-
dramas given at the Crawford in past
seasons, some have been received well and
they merited all the audience gave them
but Nevada" as given last night with
Americas daintiest comedy queen Elsa
Ryan in the principal part. was the best
nelodrama that has ever. appeared AT the
Crawford Surrounded by en- exceedingly
strong cast with beautiful and realistic
scenery, Miss Ryan told the story and
acted the life in the mines in a most en-
tertaining manner. Miss Ryan has made
hit as Alice in the Runaway Girl and
has appeared in a number of other PLAYS
hut IL was in Nevada" that she scored
her greatest hit. And il is all deserved.
She played the part of the jolly, nervy
little western girl with vim that carried
the audience away and the stirring eli
makes IN which she played a prominent
part were greeted with round after round
OF applause.
What is more noticeable in this play is
that Miss Ryan was supported by an
exceptionally strong cast Oftentimes
star is given the center of the stage and
the others are weak In Nevada" this is
not the case. Fred Darcy, the author.
wrote a play that requires casts OF ex-
ceptional ability and the management
spared no expense in getting the best
people for this class of play that copld
be found.
The parts OF Jack Marshall. Jim Curtis
and Pietro Perez was in good hands es-
pecially the latter character. In the last
ect his portrayal of the dying but vengs-
full Mexican was of high order.
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Publshed Noeembcr i. isn

ORDINANCE 40. 1850
An Ordinance Granting to the ST Louis
and san francisco Railroad CVmpany
the Right 20 Construct. Operate and
Maintain It's Railroad Track on ard
Across Certain Streets in ths City ~
Wichita in the State u kansas
Re II Ordained hy the Mayor and Coan-
cnmen 81 the City Of wichita ia the
State ri Kansas
Section T. That tho right te and the
same IL hereby granted go ere ST. LoHis
& San Francisco Railroad Company 10
construct. operate and maintain "a raH-
road track ou md acfoss Washir sfqr
avenue in fhs city n wichita uith.a
two hundred feet u the railroad track
Of the sad railroad company as 81 3 nea
located across 1fashinrten avenue assr
the north lire - Thror Srnorton-s aefl-
lion % the cty 4 Wlchlia alec o. and
across UoFcr street ia Hid cltT ~ q
point = connsrfion with The railroad
track II tae sai1 rnllroal company as
nov located on sai1 Dover street be-
tween Centrsl srenre ard thr north Hnr
r ThrockroTfr1 addition ~ ths rifr
q W.chita- The purpose ~ fais grant
being ~ cradle SAID rail~raf company
90 construct operate and maintaln
we connecting 80 railroad track ~ nesv
located ard running earf ald west near
the norfh lire r. Thre kuorson'a aadl-
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singer arrives al the Cunard pier and the
reporters are ready 70 interview her.
Miss Kennedy evidently feels her roll as
well as acts it in this part AS in all
OF Clyde Fitch's great plays, there i.
good deal OF conversation that is snap
py and full OF jokes The staging OF
the play is excellent. A large amount
Of special scenery is used in the pro-
duction that can only be used on stages
ike that Of the Toler on account OF its
great size.
A very realistic part Is the introduc-
ton at the close OF the first act OF a
ca band horses 10 bear the fair singer
to her hotel. The costuming is especial
" fine. All the costumes are OF the
style prevailing at the time OF the play.
Miss Kennedy is ably assisted By Mr.
Theodore Babcock as Captain links He
has a fine appearance and good voice
The production was one OF the best
shows that has ever been brought to
Wichita this season and shows what a
large audience a really good show will
bring out.
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One roam mare, 10 years old, weight
BOO or 1000 pounds, in good flesh. branded
on one shoulder, left hind foot
white. shod all around, shoes well
worn; one dark colored road wagon.
end spring; an old brown overcoat in
wagon; harness well worn. pad under
backband somewhat torn \ liberal re-
ward viii be paid for the arrest of thief
and return of property, or information
where the same can be found. Arrest
and wire c. w SIMMONS,
Sheriff, Wichita, Kan.
November g. 1902 l52-ltx
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Annapolis-Lafavette.

Annapolis. Nd. Nov. SIN a same Of
foot ball here today which abounded in
the most exciting and sensational plays
the navy cadets defeated the Lafayette
eleven by a score of L TO Il. -Four touch
downs were made and three Of these af-
ter runs Of 20 50 and 40 yards. Time by
halves. 50 and 50 minutes.
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The best part Miss Louise Llewellyn
has ever appeared in is Hulda Gunder-
son. the Swede gitl, in Just Struck
Town" A street fair in the town of
Bedford, Ind. is one of the striking feat
Ures in Just Struck Town" At the Craw-
ford Wednesday, November - Prices
R5c soc and nc. I5s-lt
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Mrs. Wlnslow's soothIno svrup

has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, With
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
al PAIN. CURES WIND collie and IS
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists 81 every part of the world.
BE sure and ask Tor Mrs. winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
TWENTY-FIVE cent? n bottle.
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CAPTAIN jim NJ
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy appeared last
night sc the teller e IT, risv Captain
asks CT ths Hers. Marines Thi- B.
Miss Ee--ety's first zpP>arsrce # tAis
city ard sire pless-d -. large sudiezcs
ts.t greeted her As X-ze. TrsHtcri
tss great singer. ske Appeared % great
advantage. sac ~. charm q manner
th.t Is refreshing - th- autierce. Her
rol- go>s Eith s1sS szt vignr that
Is goo {, So.
lie Flsy represents ~ c-s-g-z go
the United States sho1s TIE tx. % Gen
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CAMILLE

Tears and laughter follow each other
in rapid succession during the two and
half hours in which Miss Cournenay
Morgan as Camille" plays upor the
harry strings OF human emotions This
will be by all means the best attraction
OF its kind here this season. At the
Toler, Friday night. November H.
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POPULAR HELEN GRAVITY

There are few actresses on the stage
OF this country who are closer to the
hearts of the theatre-going public than
Helen GRAVITY, who will appear in this
city on Tuesday, November IS. in Her
Lord and Master" by Martha Morton.
In this city she is strong favorite. and
judging from the inquiries made at the
box ONCE her appearance in the city
this season will be greeted by a capacity
audience. Her Lord and Master" is
said to afford Miss GRAVITY better OPP
portunity for the display of her talents
than any play in which she has previous
ly appeared. Some critics have asserted
that Miss Grantly's inpersonation OF the
vivacious Indiana is nothing short Of
sensational triumph.
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'''1e.'i' ZlzZ<l<

Ithioa. y. Y Nov SIN a game n
which The weakness q the visitors was
the chief determining factor Cornell
overwhelmed Washington and Jefferson
by q score Of 80 10 q
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JUST STRUCK TOWN.

Just Struck Town" Is the offering at
the Crawford on Wednesday, November
L. company OF exceptional merit is
promised besides enough stirring scenes
and special scenery to make a scenic
production. There is a street fair with
the spoilers and takers. a balloon as
cension and a mill scene that are said
TO be unusually effective.
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Now is the time to buy baled hay.
Prices reasonable and prompt delivery.
L. Cox. Tel. 100. 1O14 e. Douglas. 7O-tf
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THE DIAMOND KIM.

The Diamond King with Edwin
Southers and Madaiaine Price in the
leading roles, IS the attraction at the
Third avenue play house this week
Inc production Is sumptuous one
patronage being accorded tn. Y.
World. June O.
THE Diamond Kin" will be present
st the Crawford theatre Thursday.
November Is.
GORDOE-SHAY OPERA COMPANY.
With the coming OF the Gordon-S Shay
Opera Company to the Crawford soon.
Wichita is to have a musical treat Of
mere than ordinary Importance The
company are receiving the most hatter-
ing notices everywhere and columns are
given them in the leading papers.
The Goreon-shay Opera Company open
Cd its engs cement for three performances
yesterday matinee at the Grand. and TO
say that the company proved a nusi-
cal treat /. a mild way Of putting Il.
Not only is the company good one, but
by far the best We have had IN Galveston
IN the last seven years The principals
are artists and tire chorus Is exception
ally strong. and contains splendid voices
The bill st the matinee was Ve7dis II
TFovatcre with Helen Neidi as prina
donna. This lady possesses a r1sgnih-
cent soprano voice and locks make. an
idee Leonora- Her higher register l.
clear and true, this being especially no.
tice:ble in the aria, On Rosy Wings %
Love ard in the "sfiserere Her trills
and sustained note. are particularly good
The "Monucof was sung By Walter
Wh-atiey. tenor of unusual power
whose singing is characterized with fns-
ness and his upper toms ere remark
ably fuil and strong II fact, his high
note. are the cle.re.t Nj. Eloi,e Bi.h-
% as "Azuc-us, the gypsy mother -ss
splendid. she has splendid contrslto
voice. which vith her unusual dramatic
ability. makes the character of the gvp-
sy stand out more prominently than
usual James Stephens as the 'CoEnt
&c Luna" has wonderfully sweet ard
pleasing baritone. although yesterday he
was Handicapped By sever cold. which
IN the .-St act seriously int-rfere5 with
his singing. bu; he gradually improved
and xhe- n. csrrs 70 bis song The
Tempest % the .fz.rt'- ~ ths third ,cs
he carries th- house
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Alfalfa Hav.

Attend Wichita Business College. Wan
EuildinE. u4-lls North Market St S-tf
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Sixty tons Of good alfalfa hay. bsled or
loose. Telephone Z. Cox. No I0s l0Is
East Douglas In-tf
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The best ever witnessed is the usual
remark after seeing Just Struck Town
At the Crawford November T. Prices
sc 5oc and zoe. l5o-lt
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PRINCESS CHIC.


Patrons OF the best that the comic
over the announced appearance Of The
rincess Chic" This merry musical sue
cess win be seen at the Toler Auditorium
In writing The Princess Chic" Kirke
La Shelle has used in the way Of a story.
the incident upon which Sir Walter
Scott based his novel OF Quentin Dur
ward" This is the attempt OF crafty
King Louis XI. of France to out-man-
oeuvre Charlie. the Bold. Duks OF Bur
gundy at the latter's own court Only
hint has been used by Ilbrettist La
Shele. The Princess Chic Of NORMANDY
is the neighbor Of the Duke, who is
portrayed a woman hater She learns
OF the designs Of Louis XI. and starts TO
warn Charles. Instead Of sending an
envoy. she dissuises herself as her owr
herald. with the coquettish idea OF try
ing TO melt an unromantic heart OF
Charles the Bold. or course she succeeds
but not until she ha. assumed the pic
turesque suise OF a Norman peasant and
sought the protection Of Chsrles This
Is the central theme Of the pretty story
Of the piece. and 1t is literally interspers-
- van -t+AANA1s ~ isn't EtAAEAEf ana so
los. The famous composer. Julian I'd
wards. wrote the music OF The Princess
Chic" and everywhere the opera is said
10 Be one OF the most pleasing which
has yet been turned out By American
authors.
CAUGHT IN THE WEB COMPANY.
The engagement Of the above company
st The Toler" last Saturday night gave
rood satisfaction 10 the medium sized
audience which greeted them Had the
weather been more favorable they would
have had a big house. - Il was driz-
ling rain great many were prevented
from coming out 70 sec this good melo-
drama We predict for them should thev
play a return date standing room VIII -
n demand
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