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A COLUMBUS DAY FAVORED.

Mr.. Martin Of South Dakota. has in
troduced bill in the House making Oc-
tober -. the anniversary Of the dis
COvery Of America. a legal holiday to be
known as Columbus Day
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tanning eight cars. five Of which are
devoted exclusively TO the scenic effects
etc. for his productions Of Hamlet"
and IF / Were King"
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ROCKVILLE NOTES.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Dec I7.-WnHam
T. Wheeler. who was recently appointed
judge Of the orphans court for this
county. and who succeeds the late Judge
Charles r. Murphy. took the oath OF
Office yesterday. Thomas Dawson. clerk
OF the circuit court, swore in the newly
appointed Judge Judge Samuel -. Wa
ters. who was designated by Governor
Smith as chief Judge also took the oath
Of office Both judges assumed charge
Of their duties today.
Forest Carroll. a negro OF this place.
has been committed 70 Jail upon charges
OF perjury Carroll was placed under
arrest at the instance Of States At
t5rney Talbot The negro sworc out a
warrant on Saturday night charging Bert
Howard. another negro. with violating
the local option law. When the case
came up for trial Carroll swore that he
had not purchased any intoXiCants from
the accused and that he was drunk when
he swore out the warrant against
Howard
or late there has been much talk
about the extension Of the electric road
line through this town. William H. La
mar. who lives In the extreme western
end. has carried before the town coun-
ell a long petition asking for action on
the part Of the town authorities looking
toward the extension Of the road. I'm
COubtedly a majority Of the citizens
favor such extension. but as yet the
council has been unable 90 come 20
terms with the road. At the last meec-
ing OF the council the matter came UP
for discussion. but no definite action
was taken.
Walter Cecil, OF Hyattstown. this
county. and Miss Burdette. of Clarks-
burg. have obtained from the clerk Of
court a marriage license. They Will be
married today by the Rev c. L. Yost. at
the parsonage Of the ". f. Church North
Clarksburg, this county.
A marriage license was issued to For
tune C.. Terrell OF La Grange Ga, and
Alice Irene Johnston. Of Washington
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A marriage license was issued to For
time C.. Terrell OF La Grange Ga, and
Alice Irene Johnston. Of Washington.
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On Natures Plan.

WILL BE CONTINUED TOMORROW ANU
ElERl WEEK DAY UNTIL COMPIETEn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

sing 1.-The Lord is King" for offertory
Young Peoples meeting at p. m
Preaching service at p. m. Offertory by
choir.
Regular services at St. Johns Episco-
pal church. corner Third and Topeka ave-
nue.. sunday~school s:45 a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon II a m. Evening
prayer and sermon 7:3O p. M Full vested
choir at both services. Beginning with
this evening there will be regular even
ing services in this church.
The Christian Catholic Church in Zion
will hold services every Lords day at 3
and 30 Junior and Bible study at 2
O'Clock. Divine healing service on Tues
day at 2:SO and 80 Seventy meeting on
Friday evening at 7:30 at 213 South Water
street. Cottage meeting every Thurs
day evening at 1860 South Main street. All
welcome.
First Baptist church corner First and
Market streets, ". E. Gibson, pastor:
Sunday school at $50 a. m, ]. F. Shear
man, superintendent Preaching by the
pastor at Il a. m. Subject: Jesus In the
Wilderness" This is an Introductory
sermon TO a series on Christ's tempta-
titons in the wilderness. In the evening
at o'clock the services will be in behalf
Of the young peoples sacred literature
class. Several Of the members will take
part. Brief address by the pastor. B. 7.
?. L. meets at p. m. Topic: The Ex-
banded Life" Leader, Miss Gail Sutton
A special welcome TO strangers and visi-
r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
Places OF Worship
Where Services Will Be
Held in Wichita Today.


Mrs. NJ W Levy viii sing for offertory
st the Unitarian church this morning.
First Unitarian church. Sedgwick Music
hall, Rev. W. S. Vail, pastor. Services
with sermon, Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Sunday school at s:45 q. m. All
are welcome
First Church of Christ. Scientist, cor
ner Of Lawrence and Second street: Ser
vices this morning at II o'clock. Lesson
subject: Reality" The regular We'd
nesday evening meeting this week. All
are welcome.
south Lawrence Avenue Christian
church: Sermon at Il a. m. Psalms IL;
at 7:3O p. m, Psalms 53:1. Sunday school
at p. N. Y. p. S. C E. $50 7. m.
Prayer meeting 100 p m. Thursday. A
special invitation is extended to strangers
visiting the city
Rev. w. E. Dubber will speak at the
mems meeting this afternoon at o'clock
at rooms Of Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. over 23 North Main street. Sub
ject: Choosing d Hand Work" This ad-
dress viii be an interesting one.
Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street. Bruce Griffith,
pastor: Sunday school at 10 a. m;
preaching service, il a. N. The choir will
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
Wichita Cole es
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Fairmount COLLEGE Notes.

! Every department OF the college is new
! in fun and successful operation
Miss Mabel Millison, head OF the de-
rartment of elocution. has organized q
special class for all students who are
planning to enter the local oratorical
contest. Paramount college is now a
member of the State Oratorical associa-
ton and the victor in the local contest
held here Will represent the college in
the state intercollegiate contest which
hits year viii be held in Atchison.
Professor G. J. Gavett has organized
several advanced classes in higher mathe-
mates. This work is being taken by
students who have completed all courses
in analytics and calculus.
Miss Elizabeth Sprague has organized
several additional classes in Industrial
dra wing The class in mechanical draw
ing is especially designed for students
contemplating an engineering career.
Professor r. L. Finney is conducting
class IN philosophical logic. The course
is being taken by juniors and seniors.
Sorosis gave a reception last Monday
to all the new girls Of the collegiate de-
partments. About forty young ladies
were present. The reception was given in
Sorosis han. Light refreshments were
served.
The Y NJ C. A and Y. ". c. =. or
ganizations held their first meetings on
Thursday Both societies are IN a flourish
ing condition.
Miss Jessie Adams, state secretary OF
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, was at the college on Saturday.
Miss Adams was given an opportunity to
meet all the young ladies of the college.
Twenty-Five volumes Of very valuable
books have been added to the library.
These books were secured especially for
seniors who are studying the history and
the constitution of the United States.
The following new students were added
to the weeks enrolment: Roy Camp
bell. Mae Chapple, Claud Nelson, George
Barnes, Thomas Bostick and Clara Wash
burn. Wichita; Helen Williamson, Green
wood, S. D.; Harold Craft, Eureka;
Joseph L. Burkholder. Harper; Jean a.
Dean, wichita; Geneva Breese, Wichita;
Arthur Yielding, Weatherford O. T.
The Philomathean society held the first
meeting early in the week. Members of
Webster society will discuss the following
question at their next meeting: Re
solved, That the Democratic party should
be given control of the next congress"
Clarence Todd will lead the affirmative;
H. R. Morrison will lead the opposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
Wichita Hiqh School Notes.

The enrolment for the first week is
404 Several VIII enter next week and
more after the fall festival This is the
largest enrolment ever known for the
first week. Last year the enrolment at
the end of the fourth week was 407; this
year it will probably reach APO.
A large number of new pupils and out
of-town pupils have entered High School.
Earl Grafton and sister, OF the Eldora
High School, are among the new mem
bers. Earl was a senior last year and
Editor of the Eldorado High School paper.
In our High School teachers meeting
there are thirteen at a table" Miss
Jones and Miss Harding are welcome
additions to the faculty
Thorough the kindness of Mr. Culp. the
approach to the High School is very at
tlactive. The interior has been improved
by new paper and paint
The fall examinations have taken place
this week resulting in the usual proper
ton of success and failure.
The senior reviews have been changed
to the beginning of the school year. Miss
Cleveland and the seniors are now deep in
arithmetic.
The office turned out 167 ranking slips
last week. This would indicate many
new or irregular students
There are eighty-six in the Junior Eng
lish classes, while there are but sixty
four in the junior class proper
There VIII be over sixty seniors this
year.
Jane Parkinson, Faye Wolfe and Ger
trude Mum visited High School this
week.
Marguerite Cuenod, has moved to Ari-
iona
Many of the OPS are now in college.
They have our best wishes
There was quite an exodus from Greek
to French. There should be a founda-
ton in the classic languages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
sIckner CONSERVATORY does.

Miss Minnie Faller. OF Forest. 0. T.
has completed her term OF organ lessons
and is much pleased with her progress
under Prof. Sickner's instruction.
Mrs Cooper. Of Fort Worth. called
Tuesday to enroll her daughter. Miss
Edith Cooper. in the piano department..
Misses Edna and Maurfne Holland
have returned from a visit 10 the western
part of the state and are again study
ing piano at the conservatory.
Miss Isely Jobes resumed piano lessons
this week, after pleasant vacation spent
with friends in Chicago
Miss Jane Parkinson has enrolled for
advanced piano study Miss Parkinson
was graduated from the city High School
last May, since which time she has been
visiting friends in Michigan, having but
recently returned home.
Mrs. G. NJ. DeGrace. will resume piano
lessons next Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Short called Thursday and
enrolled for another term of piano study.
after spending pleasant vacation out OF
town.
Master Drue Mclean has returned from
Chicago and resumed music study at the
conservatory.
Miss Vincent. of Hutchinson, is study
ing voice and attending Lewis academy.
A large chorus has been organized at
Lewis academy by Miss Mae Clark. who
viii meet with them each Friday fc-
practice
Miss Winnie Loveland. vocal student
assisted by Miss Bessie Smith. pianist
and Mr.. James Myers. tenor, gave a re-
cital at the conservatory Monday even
ing to an invited audience. The program
was as follows:
A Winter Lullaby .....-........De Koven
In the Dark. in the Dew Comb
Miss Winnie Loveland.
Love You. Dear .......... Wallace Day
Mr.. James Myers.
A Whispered Vow .................. Grey
The Sweet Flower That Blooms. .Hawley
Crossing the Bar .................... Buch
Miss Winnie Loveland.
Waltz Styreene ..-............Wo llenhaupt
Miss Bessie Smith.
Oh, Eyes That Are Weary Bracket
A Necklace of Love .Nevin
..-...........---......-... .POitere
Miss Winnie Loveland.
The Penitent Martin
Mr.. James Myers.
ave marie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Kan
Miss Winnie Loveland.
violin obligato by Miss Ada Sickner)
The program for the students weekly
recital given Friday afternoon consisted
Of the following:
Piano Duet-Spanish Danse No. A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Moszowski
Miss Bell and Mr.. Sickner.
Piano-Slumber Song Ludwig Schytte
Mr.. Herbert Hatfield.
Vocal News. .Trabadello in Paris
Miss Nina Allen.
Traum .......... Wely
Miss May Comfy.
Paper Kocian. the Bohemian Violinist.
Miss Regulia Schenebricker.
Piano-The Flatterer ............ Cheninade
Miss Grace Wnkie
Musical Resume of the Week.
.................... Mr. a w. Sickner
Piano-Waitz Styrinne .WoHenhaupt
Miss Bessie Smith.
vccal-Luilaby ......................Al Allison
Miss Eva Martindaie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

Mr. Albert Hays renewed his scholar
ship in the telegraph work this week.
Mr.. Blaine Fry went home last Friday
evening and remained over Sunday with
his parents at Sedgwick. In a few weeks
Mr. Fry viii be a full-hedged knight of
the key
Mr.. Herbert Arnett. graduate OF this
college, paid the college a pleasant visit
this week Mr. Arnett is in the employ
OF the c.. r * P. railroad and he re-
ports a scarcity Of operators on this road.
Miss Bertha Himmelwright and Miss
Mead called at the college Thursday. Miss
Mead will soon take ont a combined
course Of study with US
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
cLue WILL REoReANIzE.
Apollo Club Viii Try Life Again -
CiNerent I'M

There are many things eaa1g from
Carnival week AID ore q thsse e re
se5res ntza;lla 20 The Ap1lio ci1h. Ihls
eis1 Is musical arzir . this city. got-
Ten ~ ~ young Den - u1sal tarn
~ mad IFS acflre uer1 oerzhi1 4=o1afs
e. rboar thirty member The ci-e has
ha1 rather hard lne f--rcsEz-ig tse
o. re frlct.oa causes ~. fhs seleCtt7- p
eirecrors Il IS the t1ea - ~ cab tfis
water - scrure either e directes q f.ss
CRY Whe dos -ot rake s1Esic - g-cfes-
sea ur 3 Sro<ess-szzl s-2z fx1z CT q
teza
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Wichita Telegraph coIIege Notes.

M Harry Atchisou left on day last
week 70 socept a position with the Santa
Re railroad q KIlgmau.
Mss Lula Hish has been absent several
days or account q being So
Mr. Fred wilkins Ieft Monday evening"
for Enid 10 attend the fair AZ that place
He viii return &c resume his teisgraphlc
Rork II a few days
MT. Roy Sanford has accepted a post
ton Vith TIE santa Fe raaroad AZ Gun
ningham- NJ. sanford Is deserving
young msu ard has Cur best wishes f9r
his success
Mss L5itie Coaner paid she school a
pleasant visit g frp Gays ago
Mss Kettle ard Nr -Arthur Mcintyre
were absent last Mon6as. sAle taelr par
ents attended tie reunion Of ths Woos-
men a. Fort Scott
NJ J. ? Potts & again abe to r~t=rn
70 his stn6ses he has been sex s~varal
czyk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

Friends's university has opened its fifth
year of work with an attendance larger
than that of previous years. The percent
age of new students is iarf and the
large number of old studentsSAspws their
fidelity to the school. Ths a large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

Mr. Beauchamp, q friend OF Prof. De
Haven, made social call on Wednesday.
Miss Maude Mosier, former pupil, of
Prof. Robins, made a pleasant call on
Friday.
Miss Pearl Winch has been doing stem
ographic work for Messrs, Holmes *
Reeve. during the past week
The Nelson sisters and Mr. Fred L.
Eaker completed the regular shorthand
course this week in a highly satisfac-
tory manner and were awarded the col
Iege diploma.
The following persons took out, schol-
Grships during the week: Messrs. Oliver
Warrender. Ira Stanley, H W F'eikner,
Z. y. Smith. South Haven; p. D. Gardi-
rer. Goddard; 5. G. Ambrister, Norman;
Misses Clara Harold. bessie Lippert.
UdaIl. Chrystal Winfield. Pearl Farmer
and Alvin Reeder. city.
FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
The intensity of the work in the type
writing department was increased this
week by the addition OF three new Smith
Premier typewriters. making a total Of
Nv enty-eight typewriters now used by
the college.
Miss Mary Lyman, who has completed
the amanuensis course. goes to Sterling 10
work for a large broom corn company.
while Miss Florence Greenlee. who is a
former student of the Wichita Business
college, goes 10 Oklahoma TO prove up a
claim.
Messrs. Bayer. Williams. Ray Barker
and Carl Rogers returned TO school Mon
day.
By an almost unanimous vote it was
decided by the students TO have but one
session each day next week, school open
ing at o'clock a. m. and closing at 12:30
p m, the rooms remaining open in the
afternoon for those who desire to work
all day. The Office viii be open all day
Profs f. A. and w. ". Hibarger are
spending Saturday and Sunday in Harvey
county
w. Z. Phillips graduated in the COM
mercial department this week and has
entered for a full course in shorthand.
Judging by the work done by Mr. Phil
lips in bookkeeping. we may expect him
to make fine reporter.
New students enrolling this week are:
Miss Gertrude Haskell, Messrs. Warren.
Lamb, A. E. Ford, Earnest Smith, H. NJ
Dunawal. Misses Ona Cox and Myrtle
Sisson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
KeIso School of Music Notes.


The enrolment this week has been ex-
ceedingly satisfactory. The prospect is
most 1attering for an unusually success
ful year ..
Many pupils have returned from their
summer outing and are resuming their
music with renewed earnestness
During carnival week. recitals viii be
given each morning excepting Saturday.
at 10 o'clock As these recitals are com
plimentary 10 the visitors in the city. no
pains has been spared TO make them Of
unusual interest. The excellence Of the
recitals given by this school. is acknowl-
EDGED by those who have had the pleasure
of attending
on account Of the High School pupils
having no holiday this week. Misses
Cooper. Gillespie. Mabel carp. IrvaIene
Mosher and Nell Wood. will not be at
literty 70 take part in the recitals. as
was intended.
The pianists will be Misses Mabel
Magill Elsie Messerve and Mr. Bird
Hamlin. Mrs. Abbie Hays VIII play a
group Of numbers Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday. Visitors are cordially invited %
attend and will be heartily welcomed.
The Junior Kelso Club meeting ycster-
day afternoon was Wen attended not
withstanding She inclemency Of the
weather
The questions on tho life Of J. 8. Bach
were Wen prepared By Lucia Herbig
Bertha Tucker made the lesson in inter
walls very interesting. Ruby Murray led
the Delsarte driH very capably
~
The leaders for the various drills are a.
follows: English. Florence Drake.
Chords and Scales. Minnie Stevens. Del
sarte. Gladys Williams. Biography Pm
? Bach RUB Murray. Review q
questions on the life % J. 5 Bach. ~
al members of the club.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21


The musical club Will resume work next
Wednesday AZ q .. n in sedguick Music
the first meeting. T. discuss the work q
the year
The work of The Instrumental DEPART
meut. under Nrs. Higginson. TIi be more
Interesting than ever and many wiI take
advantage q the opportunity offered for
study.
The chorus under Kiss Clark. vii Eise
sEarts caHtata. King Rene's Da-gA-
ter" a very beautiful ard interesting
vcrk
The recifals this year viii cain the
esrrsst zttsatiou - all Music lovers ard
students. embraclns rs tAsy WI orr q
mere orEau rec-tais AZ the home % MFs.
srA1e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
Lewis Academy Notes

| The academy opened in fine condition,
| the enrolment being larger than that OF
last year.
All the teachers are veterans in the SER
vice, hence no time was wasted by reason
of inexperience
All departments are fully organized and
work will proceed in the best manner
possible
The repairs in the chemical laboratory
and boiler rooms, together with the com
pletion of the rest OF the basement. will
place the conveniences for work in a far
better condition than has ever been en-
jcyed. This means more than appears in
the statement for the building. before
these improvements were made. was
among the most commodious in the
country.
The classes in Latin and Greek are re-
joicing over the thorough instruction
given and the equally thorough prepare
ton required OF them by Miss Norcross,
the new incumbent in that department
The art teacher. Miss King gives sat
isfaction 10 patrons in every respect.
While Miss Howes. who is a new teacher.
is not novice in intermediate work,
these teachers Immediately secured the
respect and confidence of their pupils
and thus have already placed themselves
en- the same footing with the rest OF the
time-tried faculty.
on Friday night the faculty and former
pupils held a reception for those Just en-
tering the school. Some % persons were
present JOY beamed on&very face.
The rooms had been Beautifully deco
rated BY the committee in charge and
she committee on refreshments was equal
TO the emergency. II 1885 p. III Prof
Naylor babe The company good night. the
csrwd dispersed in Few minutes. having
spent a pleasant evening in conversation
and games
During this week school VIII open at g
a. m and close at l2-s5 p. m each day
on account Of The carnival and reunion.
During the week some one VIII be IN
the building during the afternoon OF each
day 20 welcome visitors. Be sure and can
and bring your friends while sight seeing.
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