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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31
RAN INTO A STEER
How Chas. Campbell was Hurt and
the Extent of His Injuries.

Word was received here yesterday by
! .elatives which stated that up till -
o'clock Wednesday night. Chas Campbell,
who was so seriously hurt in Meade
/ county on his fathers ranch had not re-
! gained consciousness. 1t was also ascer-
tanned the way in which young Campbell
received his injury. 1t is said that he
was riding with his twin borther, Robert
Chas. Campbell was rounding up some
cattle and was driving them before him.
In running one down. his horse struck a
steer and threw the rider OF and onto the
ground with terrible force. Two hours
later his brother came back from the
place to which he had ridden while his
brother drove the cattle, and found Mr.
Campbell in a heap on the ground where
he had fallen. His head was under his
body. his neck being twisted in horri-
bic way. His brother picked up the IN
sensible form and carried it TO the house,
after which a message was sent to his
father, B. II. Campbell, OF this city All
was done for the injured man that could
b. done until the doctors arrival from
Meade.
Yesterday morning the father of the boy
and DR.. Purdue left this city. with Miss
Clara Bowen, who was soon TO be mar
ried to the young man who met with the
unfortunate accident. They reached there
and slight operation was performed, but
it brought no relief. and in the last mes
sage received by the relatives in this city
the injured man had not regained cor
seriousness.
The letters and messages that have
been received from the father and Miss
Bowen present very hopeful view of the
most serious case. When he was thrown
from the horse it appears that ne struck
on his forehead. There may be a concus-
sion there, and ne may get all right, not
withstanding the long time he is uncon-
scious. The father OF the boys has teie-
sraphed that he will be home today, but
he does not state whether he will brin>
the injured son or not. However. it is
thought very probable that he will do so.
a. it has been advised by one physician
in Wichita that this was the best thing
II do.
This unfortunate accident Is made
doubly hard to all parties concerned. be-
cause Of the fact that the twin brothers
Of whom Chas Campbell Is one. was to
have married two young ladies the 18th
day Of next month. The wedding was 10
have been a double one. in which all
Wichita is Interested. The invitations to
the ceremony, which was to have taken
place at the Methodist church was issued
few hours before the news OF the terri
bic disaster reached this city. II Is to be
hoped that Mr.. Campbell will get all right
and that the double wedding may be SOL
emnized and every one of the parties be
as happy as they have been in looking
forward to the event
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31
IN ANNUAL cNFERENcE
Unitarians of Missouri Valley Meet in
Wichita,

The annual meeting Of the Missouri
Valley Unitarian conference began its
session in the new First Unitarian church
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning Many
delegates were present from all parts of
the state and quite a number from outside
the state. The meeting was called to
order by Prof. ". II. Carruth of Law
renee, president Of the conference, and
Rev. Abram Wyman acted as secretary.
The first business of the conference was
the reading of the reports of the various
churches of the conference also reports
from the Sunday schools and alliances.
These reports showed that the individual
churches are in most fiourishing condi-
ton; there has been q material increase
in membership and the members are tax
ing more interest in the work than here
tofore. The devotional service at the
close of this session was led by c. f. W
Gossow.
At the close of the morning session the
delegates were ushered into the banquet
hall of the church. where a luncheon was
served
During the afternoon session the dele
gates discussed the methods of increasin
the effectiveness Of the churches Of the
conference. This was interesting. and
gave many of the ministers in attendance
some good points in their work from
the older ministers
Prof. ". H. Carruth Of Lawrence.
Kan. made an address on a Unitarian
Circuit Rider. He told some very inter-
esting "reminiscences Of the early Units-
rian preacher in Kansas. hls address
was thoroughly enjoyed. Following his
came 4 discussion Of a number OF topics.
Mr.. Bennett Rev. Wyman and Rev.
March discussed Methods Of Church sup
FORT. Rev. Vail. Rev Mann and Mr. Ben
nett. The Enrichment Of Church Ser
vice" and Mrs. Acken and Mrs. H0sford
the Women Alliance
At the evening session Prof. Carruth
introduced Rev Fred Y. Hawley. secre-
tary Of the western Unitarian conference
OF Chicago. who chose for his subject
The Unity Of Life He IS a strong
speaker his points are brought out clear
II and with power His fundamental
thought underlying the whole discourse
was that AL people are bound together
by common ties and that all should work
together 10 the uplifting OF the human
race.
Mrs. c. 4. Matson sang shutdown" by
Henry Parker. Mrs. Matson has appeared
hut seldom before Wichita audiences and
hose who heard her last night were more
than surprised At The purity and sweet
hess Of her voice. she possesses a .fne
Voice naturally. and BY much study has
developed Il into one of surprising purity
Of tone The following Is todays pro-
gram.
100 A. m-Paper-- The Trend n Re-
llgfous Thought as Shown IN The Poetry
OF tha Last Half Century. Rev r a
Evatt. Dallas. Texas; address, What
Ought the Church Do for Us7- Rev. J l.
Marsh Discussion: closing business ses-
son: devotional service. Rev c. L "
Gossow. First Universalist church wseh-
tia. kan: tnte-TrfsSion. 80 g. n--Sun-
day school session, address Rev. A Il
Judy. Davenport. Iowa. discussion - the
address ard Of vsrioas Sunday school
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the ToIer.

Owing 10 the indisposition Of one OF
the members of the company, the Madi
son Square Theatre company now play
ing at the Toler. did not present the melo-
orama Stricken Blind" last night. but
81 its place, produced the great Amer
team play. Among the Breakers" This
bin Is one of the favorite pieces Of the
company and was presented with the
usual attention to detail and scenic effect
that has characterized the productions
that have been presented by this ex-
cellent company.
The specialtes between acts were very
pleasing Tonight the company will pre-
sent their fine production Of Nell
Gwynn. guaranteeing a production the
equal of any one-night show travelling in
the west
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HAD A GOOD TIME
Sons and Daughters of Justice Enter
tainment Last Night

The Sons and Daughters of Justice, a
thrifty fraternal order, gave a very pleas
ant entertainment to a large class at
Hartman hall, IS North Main street, last
e1 ening.
Fruit punch was served while the guests
were assembling. after which an attrac-
tive program was put on
Interesting talks were made by various
members OF the order. which were fol-
lowed by piano solo by Miss Frank
and vocal solo by Mr.. f. 8. Walden
a membership contest was organized
with the condition that the brother OF
sister securing the lowest number OF mem
bers during the month OF November
should furnish an oyster supper to the
class
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PIONEER DAY WAS OBSERVED
j. IL. Head Addressed High school
students.

Yesterday was Pioneer day in Kansas.
Many schools throughout the state had
short programs suitable to the observ-
ance of the day. Many of the country
schools in this county had exercises. The
city schools also had programs. At the
high school each room had some sort of
program but rooms l and ?, in charge
Of Professors Wareham and Isley, had
the most interesting exercises. They
combined and listened to an address by
j. r. Mead one OF the Oldest residents
Of the city and county. Mr.. Mead told
many an interesting and exciting remi-
niscence of the early days in Sedgwick
county He had fund Of good stories
and the students thoroughly enjoyed
the afternoon
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VICTORY FOR
REPUBLICANS
Over Whole State Predicted
by Gov. Stanley.
BIG ONE IN SEDGWICK co.
Immense Meeting Held al Mt.
Hope Last Night.

The biggest meeting ever held at Mt.
Hope was the one last night at which
Governor W. f. Stanley made the prin
cipal address. There was over 600 peo-
rle in the audience. composed principally
OF voters The meeting was a great one
and shows the way wind is blowing.
otto Eckstein opened the meeting with
q short talk on the campaign. which was
received enthusiastically by the audience.
Governor Stanley then made fine talk
and was received by the people in a man.
ner betting to his position as chief exc
cutive- During the course of his address
he made d point especially on the great
Republican campaign throughout the
state and his remarks on the Republican
success in all parts of the state as well
as Sedgwick county. met with loud cheer
ing and clapping of hands.
The meeting last night was a fine one
but all are looking forward TO the great
meeting and demonstration to be held az
the Auditorium in this city on the night
Of November 3, the eve before election.
he whole OF Sedgwick county are ex-
rected to join in this meeting that night
in Wichita 10 hear Governor Stanley
make the best talk that he has yet made
during this campaign. Then the big dem
onstration will be something worth see
ing and worth hearing, for there is no
doubt that the Dung Mems Republican
club, that has this meeting in charge.
viii keep the atmosphere in a din with
their company of loud hooters. Another
feature of the parade that every voter in
the county will see and many outside
wish TO see, is .Ae old Stanley club tina,
carried tie Republican governor TO sue
cess. The old soldiers are making great
preparations and do not intend that the
young soldiers shall Guido them in hon
cring their governor nor in helping to
make the election a lively one in which
everyone shall take a great and active
interest.
Governor Stanley was visitor in Wich-
tia yesterday for several hours. He was
very optimistic about Republican success
in the state and sedgwick county. Mr.
Stanley has visited cities in every part
OF the state and has delivered many ad
dresses.
There VIII be great Republican vic |
tory all over the state and especially in |
the southwest" declared the governor |
"The Republican party has made big |
gains in every county Of the state and |
there will be a big majority for the party |
on November 4. 1 want to say to you |
that this year is a Republican year from |
start to finish
Dizziness, spells OF blindness. head |
ache and Sour stomach are caused by |
torpid liver and constipated bowels |
FRICKIy ASH 2T7-TEpS -ar,o,-o. ~. /
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MORE FAMILY TROUBLES
Are Aired In the District Court of
SeduWick County

Two more families brought their
troubles into the district court yesterday
and brought TO public notice the griev-
A. ces OF man and wife. In both cases
women were the plaintiffs. and the cause
was alleged neglect OF duty and failure
= support The first case was entitled
Maggie Revelon versus Gustave Revelon
The second is more serious one in that
children are concerned in this case
Whether there Will be a fight over the
two children. one aged and the other
stiil younger. Is not known. as an answer
{" his petition has not yet been fled
Emma Brane asks FOR . divorce from
Rollien Brane They were married al
Winfield, October IS 1851
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MEETING OF UNITED BRETHREN
Rev. w. VI. Weekley OF Dayton. Ohio
viii Make an Address.

y meeting Of especial interest TO the
United Brethren and their friends viii
be held at the United Presbyterian
church. corner of Washington avenue
and Prince street. Monday evening No
vember Sd beginning with music by the
Juniors. the Y. P. c. L. and the choir.
The address Of the evening viii be by
Rev. " NJ. Weekly. d. D.. Of Dayton.
Ohio church erection secretary Of the de-
nomination. All the friends, as wen as
tht members OF the denomination Of the
entire city and vicinity. are cordially in
Vited TO attend.
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APPRAISED AT ss5.oo5.5a.
Order of Probate Court Made in C. r.
Fulton Estate.

An order Of the probate court of Sedg-
w,ck county was made yesterday by
Judge Wilson which was to the effect
that the sale of goods in the clothing
store which belongs to the estate of C. R.
Fulton should begin. The order was
madetat the request in an application Of
tho widow. With the papers filed on ap-
plication and the journel entry of the
court was an appraisement which values
the estate at SS5.0O5. So. The court orders
that the goods in the store shall be sold at
a sale at not less than three-fourths the
appraised value
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Foxy CUTLER. "

The Foxy QuiHer," with Mr.. Richard
Golden in the title role, will be the offer
Ing at the Crawford on Saturday matinee
and night
Foxy CUTLER" shows palpable inten-
ton on the part of the composer to en-
Ihasize the older and more legitimate in
comic opera. and more especially the ever
popular and fascinating waltz rhythms
The music of the first act is illustrative
o. the English song forms, and the waltz
rhythms are only introduced when the
Ccrsican appears on the scene. As the
second and third acts are laid in Corsica
there are in these scenes a burst a Ital-
ian music. Particular attention was given
t. the selection of the chorus voices made
necessary by the fact that much Of De
Koven's music in the first act requires
some superb choral effects.
The company includes Miss Carlotta
Gilman Adolph link and Miss Daisy
Uamlin.
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Wright wrongs no man. Wrights old
fashioned buckwheat -four is pure.
WILL BE OPEN DAY
DeacOness Home Will be Open for
Visitors Today.

The ladies OF The Southwest Kansas
Conference Deaconess Home board have
arranged to hold their fourth annual open
day at the home, corner Central and St
Francis avenues, Friday, October 81. from
2 to 10 p. m. Every member and friend
Of Methodism should be proud of this
home. and visit it, and give 1t their hearty
support.
The deaconess are doing a noble work
and are commended by the pastors wher-
ever they are employed. The home is only
fairly started, and as it grows will
broaden its work and endeavor to help the
poor and needy in every way possible.
Everybody is cordially invited to come
and bring something for its use.
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At the Crawford.
THF SIIVER DAGGER,

IIiE SHY Tx D-4NULIN
Did you ever go to a spiritualstic
scance? one Of the kind where you all
sit IN a ring in the dark, then you hear
horns blow and bells rung, and see
shadowy shapes and hear CHASTITY voices.
which curiously enough sound strangely
alike?
The idea has been cunningly utilized in
the production Of The Silver Dagger a
new play, on most original lines. A
fake medium is very distinctly drawn
character and a naturalization of Napo-
leon Bonaparte is convulsingly funny
scene
Snyder and Pascoe are giving the play
a. elaborate scenic production. Il win be
presented at the Crawford tonight.
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ADVANCE IN RATES
Is Announced on Canned Goods from
the Seaboard.

The freight department Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad in this city has received
TIE announcement OF an advance in the
rates on canned goods from the Atlantic
s5shoard 70 Wichita Mr.. s H Kilgore.
commercial agent Of the road. with head
quarters here. saws that the rate TO Kan
sas City and other points Will also be
advanced in direct proportion with the
advance il the rates 70 this city. This
being true Wichits VIII suffer none in
the higher rates. The ran and water
rate is now sc, ana The an-ran rate is
Sc The rail and water rate viii be.
cCmmencing December 1. &c. and the all
ri rate. SC
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HAS BEEN FINE FALL
This Kind OF Weather Not orOrdsnary
brand

Dr.. johnson has predicted fair weather
Tor today. but has rot said whether il
would be cooler or rot. Yesterday was
iine day. and much appreciated BY all
Nichitaps. Il is notable fact that 50
Ear. THIS fail has been a very pleasant
one. the sun shining most 81 the tine and
the clouds with rain in them keeping IN
the background
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31
LITTLE SON DEAD
Child OF L. K smueker Passed Away
Kr@s@rdaF

The little 5-months-oid son ~ Z. 7.
Smoker died at the home, ~ south
Market street. yesterday morning The
child had been III but short tine ard
Il was progressing 50 aicsly that - 70
the very hour Of It's death the fond par
ents believed Il would survive But z
was not 20 be- however. for tire iittl~
soul took its fight leaving the parents
heartbroken. The remains wfre taken
TO Il Dorado last night. who're they
win b. inferred
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31

Alden Benedict viii present. at the Craw-
ford, Chas. W. Chases version of Marie
CCrellis "Thelma The action of the
play is laid in Norway and in England.
and is a most refreshing dramatic nov
city, being entirely different from any
other attraction ever produced upon any
stage. The snow-storm is a very real
fstic scene. and the death Of the Viking
Oh board of the burning ship will bring
tears to every ones eyes. The company is
an excellent one, its leading members
having been associated with the best
managers.
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7 XCFTThT

The next number in the Wichita Ly-
ceum course is the lecture of Governor
Bob Taylor, on November 4 Governo.
aylor's lecture, the Fiddle and the
Bow" is recognized both by press ano
public. wherever it has been heard, to
be an American masterpiece.
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Or. Lyons
PERFECT
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Used by people of refinement
Cor over a quarter of a century.

problems. InterInission. 500 p. m.-PIat-
form meeting. with twenty minute ad-
dresses; The Unitarian Church, its His
tory and Traditions, Rev n. " Mann.
Omaha, Neb.. Its Work and warship.
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Futre and Hope, Rev. Fred Y. Hawley,
Chicago.
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SOrSA

sousa comes to the Toler on November
6, for one concert. and the seats now on
Gale are selling like hot cakes. It would
b advisable to secure seats early, unless
one wants to stand up.
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DEATH FROM CONSUMPTION
Hiss Ida LOngwen Died Early Yes
terday Morning

Miss Ida Langwell, after a long i'll
ness, died yesterday morning at half past
, o'clock, of consumption She was 16
years old The funeral services will be
conducted Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
by Rev J. z. Wilson, at the United
Brethren church. Interment will be in
Highland cemetery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31

Constipation Is the rock that wrecks
many lives. It poisons the very Iife blood.
Regularity can De established through
the use OF PRICRLY ASH BITTERs. Il
IS mildly cathartic and strengthens the
stomach. liver and kidneys
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31
WHOLE FAMILY IN MOURNING
Senator Tspp Loses Old Fsithfu!
Horse Pete

There was mourning in IN family =
Senator Tap yesterday over she dssfa
O an Old family hsrse named Pete Tns
old horse zho has AFFORDED every pleasure
T. the children ard vas loved - al. lay
down Nth some KIND - resTt tissass ard
b. three hours' tine was dead. me rctrT
ii.ary Surgeon was caIf.d ard dld ~ -
could. hut u xas 70 Nc 1srpoze. TIE -
animal vas called 70 tse hagoy psE-
fCre
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THE EVIL EVE

The Troubadour Four comprised Of
Nat WiNon, Harry Thornton. Burt Eaton
and William Fuller, comedians. singers
and travesty artists. in their laughable
comedy creation, odds and Ends Ffrom
here and There viii be a special fea-
ture Of Chas. II. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis
mammoth spectacle. The Evil Eye"
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Was an E~timasie Man.

W 4. Marshall was born IN Kento-
county. Ky. September y. 1SSs and died
October u. 1912. AZ his home. ia Usage
street. this city In lSs he married Miss
Ellen Giacken. also Of KentoR county.
Ky He came 10 wichita IN 1885 and with
the exception OF six years. has been a res
ident Of this city since that time He was
3 carpenter by trade and VIII long be re-
n.emhered by hundreds q persons Tor his
excellent work pleasant face and kind
acts He stood IN the highest es;ima-
ton OF al who knew him. for 10 know
him was csrtsiniy TO love him. To the
union Of NJ .darShan ard Miss Glaoken
we're born nine children six Of whom are
living
Dearest father. thou hast left IL.
And our Ioss We greatly feel.
But It's God hat has bereft IS.
He can al orr sorrows heal
Tet again. Ne hope - meet thee.
when the day Of lie is fed
When IN Heaven with soy 20 great thse.
Where no farevsI tear Is she'd.
We miss ;hee from cur home. dear
father
We miss thee troru Try place.
4 shades Ger our ilSe IS cast.
We miss ,he sunshine of Thy face.
We miss Thy Kind ard wiling hand
Tbs ford and earnest care.
Our hoane Il dark prighos: the
We miss thee everywhere
J. Closer Yesterday received Dzveu-
port Daily Leader il which Geo. 2.
Locke-s name wax presented - e1siness
manager q the paper. Mr. Locks vas
formerly Of this city.
J. H Butler CT ne y. c 81 L, VAS
IN the city OF business
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- PEDDLER.s CLAIM

A play of more than passing interest
VIII be presented on Tuesday. November
M the Crawford opera house. It is in
deed a treat to think that at last we will
% given an opportunity of seeing a new
character on the stage While the char
acter Of Moses Levi is that Of a Hebrew.
still Mr. Morris plays the part in most
artistic manner, and in no way bur
lesQues the race. The Peddler's Claim
affords great chances for scenic effects.
and Manager Marks has been very liberal
81 giving his star complete production.
Election returns VIII be read from the
stage.
ALDEN BENEDTCT'S NEW ATTRAC-
TION. 'sTHELMA
On Wednesday evening. November ;.
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"a FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY PLAIN GIRL If SHE USES
SAP POL 10
DOCTOR
FINLAW
The Well
Known Medi
cal Expert

OF Csu1rn. X J. has esnoosfra1sa
thst the sECRETIoNs or TIE - rr
car ~ EQrALIzED ard ~ gf.ANIf--
LAR SYSTEM regulated ans eonsrate1
80 readily 81 fhe rircafaflar - fh- Seed
Therefore. NERVOUS PRCsTRATg0ss
CATAEEH co@EEHPTEoN AK y
ERIGHTs DISEASE 81 aessz cured a.
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BY this New Method

D.sezass e norsn ~ ~ klsses ere teirs
cure1. VIA every saezn frsafu,sr. 49,
falsL
~ esusilEiaE ihe secrrflsns tas nsz6-1
rag9iy fhas - ss~s fgmors r. forz. q
CO. Or. n-ors Tuners srs ss-roT@1 zlts-
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PRICKLY ASH BITTERs cures disease
Of the kidneys, cleanses and strengthens
the liver. stomach and bowels
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SYPHILIS

n - Tosst faT-z Is ssres,ss Ga - Gays
nd recieai rrrs - e1iF a s,ssssia. sf
ti-rs. - ials ae'he-1 - ,rcsta@at
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31

Dizziness, spells OF blindness. head
ache and Sour stomach are caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels
FRICKLY ASH BITTERS removes the
cause of the trouble and puts the system
in perfect order.
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;. H Butler of iae y. c & 81 L. Vas
IN the city OF business