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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
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Una amenaza a la salud pdblica

Nueva York, 1nartes.- Noticias de
Paris comunican espeluznantes deta.
lies de Ia mortandad que esta causan-
do Ell Palestine el c6Iera morbo En-
Jerusalem ha aumentado extraordina-
riamente la propagation de la epide-
mia, la circumstance de hallarse ac-
tualmente en- Ia expresada ciudad,
una legion de peregrinos, que ha sido
diezmada por Ia terrible epldemia.
Las autoridades europeas, tratan
de prohibir las peregrinaciones en- nt-
nero tan considerable, como van aho-
ia, estimando como TN ataque Ia sa-
lud publica esas grandes concentra-
clones de penitenteS POGO observado-
res de los preceptos higienicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
Va esSa dicia0 SociO

Los igaoranies cue. sin p-e;eus;dn algura.
redactan ei BoLGTIN MERcASTIi.. descsron
siempre siguen deseando Ia prosperidad del
Hsvakfo Eeesnol.
Digno 6 el Heraiio de tanta eStinaci6n
Pero resllta ahora Que los pcnSadores
que redactan el Hrralio no les ocurre 10 misrno.
Tenganos paciencia.
-
Aperas tranSformamos el BoLLTIN, nues-
tro diaro fue victima de ciertos ataoues que
del "Heraldo" partian.
Hace NAL el "Heraldo" Fl va por sr
canine; nosotros por el nuestro Nj ie hace-
mos sombra, nj % pretendemos
Pero el Herald" no nos tiene buepa vo-
luntad en- 81 il!timo ntnero recuerda Que el
BoLETIN ha perdido su historic.
IL que?
No querenos que llamea ingrato al "IIe-
RADIO Espanol"
DeSeamoS vlvlr en- paz con nueStros her
inanos querldos (asi como suena) y vamos a de-
Cirnos nosotros mismos 10 que el "Heraldo'
nos puede decr mas tarde.
Es 10 cue sgue:
Los redactores del BoLETIN han freoado
platos en- las fondas.
Los redactores del BoLETIN suelen torlar
dos copas de mas.
ST va esta dcho todo, los hombres pen
sadores que redactan Ell "lIerado EspafIoi" no
ha de ocurrlrSeles atacar de nuevo los pobres
d1ablos que les adnliran q,ieren
Pero debe ocurr1rSeleS reConocer eSta YER
dad: que el BOLET1N y su correSponsal en- New
York estaban en- 10 cierto, cuando dieron la no
tlcia de la crisis en- el gabinete espafol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09


Aaora, como se.rpro que Sc h..l1la te fes-
tas, l-ega IA meta hermo7a que ia il rluisr su-
blln2e, q2e 10 vida nunca 4 los cue safren, 1
los dasher5daIos d9 Il siler.e.
Las d1ulss dc II '.5ociodad pro.actora de
los mendgos, de Ia cue IS 5ecre:aria nllestra
encantadS.ra amiga, IA sel1otita Fernandez Ma
tet, nos encafg*n cue avaca4os los se1ores
don2ntes de ms limosuas que consteayen ct ion-
90 de "a Sociedad, qle dsta ha acorlaIo en- iun-
u ce.eOr@<-l, coaee1ar II I1l.tad co Ia suma que
pos@e al AS}io dc ni1as 81 Rio Patl7as Ia
otra parte, e4 .l.-osnl i Us Eo3r4s lie il. ioca-
lidad.
Sc d. = 4 .47 ha3.a = ia Is III corrisn-
te, para que los seliyres qse .iciuron los iona
tlvos paedan hacer sus.ar "a i1c9nformilad,
81 40 a2rueban IA res3luti5l &c Ia juata.
l1a sido eg,da Praaidenta del primer Dis
trio de San jlan ia seilora dc Medina Vocal
la orta. Chevlenont.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
ID 'N0u|HUS' en- ID GIiyT0
Tambi&n llegaron mas Duques ingleseS
V alemaneS
La poblacion que huge

Nueva York, martes-Comunican
de la Guayra que han llegado aquel
puerto mas buques ingleses Y alema-
mes, fernando una poderosa Y formi-
dable escuadra.
Tambien ha llegado la corbeta es-
pamela Nautilus Escuela de guar
dias marinas.
Fl puerto de la Guayra ofrece up
animadisimo aspecto.
Infinidad de familias Sc han reti-
RADIO a las ciudades del interior te-
miendo que Sc contirmen los lugubres
anuncios de un bombardeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
OIIO PRINCIPE { los E}|nlD] lJHiIijIJJ55 j
FL herederO de Aienania

Nueva York, martes.-En el De-
partamento de Estado de Washington,
Sc ha recibido una nota diplomatica
de la cancillecla alenana, participant
do la vista del Principe heredero de
Alemania, para asistir la Exposition
International de San Luis, que sc ce-
lebrara Ell 1904.
Ell Principe Federico Guillerno,
heredero del trono aleman, ha mani
festado sus deseos de adnirar Ia Re
publica Norteamericana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
"BOLETIN MERCANTUn ~.

Como el estado del eminente flo
SOTO. es sumamente peligroso desde
hace algiin tiempo la noticia de su IA
llecimiento fue trasmitida los demas
paises.
Por fortuna Sc rectific6 POGO mas
tarde la fatal noticia.
FL sabio escritor vive todavia aun-
que en- estado casi agonico. Un pro-
longado ataque hizo Greer que habia
muerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
GTlIIS|I10 d|D1CI0n en- Venezuela
Cerradas las Legaciones de Inglaterra
y Alamania
IemOreS

Nueva York, martes. Las t1lti-
mas noticias recibidas de Venezuela,
son gravfsimas.
Los ministries de Inglaterra Ale.
mania, han cerrado sus respectivas Le-
gaciones en- Caracas Y han embarcado
Ell los buques de guerra.
En- Venezuela reina una Completa
alarma y Sc espera de TN momento q
otro que las escuadras unidas de Ale
mania 6 [nglaterra, ataquen les puer-
tos de Ia Reptiblica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
4 CuIdo i0|SIOi
TriSte noticia daSmentida
Esta muy grave
Esta nuy grave

Nueva York, 1nartes.-Avisos de
San Petersburgo, dicen que en- aquella
ciudad circulo anoche la noticia del
fallecimiento del ilustre escritor Con.
de Leon Tolstoi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
AZssca ares
MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK

New York, Diciembre 9. - Los
az1cares centrifugados Sc cotizan hoy
a 37Ls y los mascabados a 8 Ils
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30
Places OF Worship
Where Services viii Be
Held in Wichita Today.

First Unitarian church, Central and To-
peka avenues. Rev. w. S. Vail, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a m. Service with
sermon, II a. m. Sacred concert by ex-
cellent talent 7:45 p. m. All are well
come.
Rev. J. c. Cunningham of Wellington
viii speak at the mems meeting this
afternoon at p. m. at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association over
2l3 North Main. An interesting meeting
is expected.
The Church of Christ, Scientist, cor
ner of Lawrence and Second street. Ser
vices today at Il a. m. Subject God the
Only Cause and Creator" The regular
Wednesday vening meeting this week
All are welcome.
At Plymouth Congregational church,
DR.. Sargent will preach Sunday morn
ing on THE Psychology Of RENAL"
In the evening the subject VIII be Les
sons From Earth's Crust" Prof Ell
Ienberger viii sing a solo and the full
choir lie Lcum" in the morning and
also the choir in the evening.
Universalist services are held every
Sunday morning and evening in the A.
0. Z. W. Hail. 125 South Main street.
Rev. c. ". E. Gossow. pastor. Subjects
OF sermon, Religion and Education"
80 p. m. THE Fitness of Things a
Proof of Cod" The Sunday school meets
at 10 a. N. and the Y. P. c. L. at $50
?. m.
Reformed church. corner s. Topeka ave
nue. and Lewis street. Bruce Griffith,
pastor. Preaching services at Il a. m.
and 80 p. m. For response at morning
service win sing Hear Our Prayer"
by Anderson. and for ofTertory. LIoyn's
lie Deum." Evening onerory BY quar-
tett from choir Sunday school at 10 q.
m. Peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
First Baptist church. corner of First
and Market Streets. W. T. Gibson. pas
tor. Sunday school a. $50 a. M J. F.
Shearman, superintendent Eaptizing AZ
the close Of the sunday school At 100
a. N. and OF 30 p. ne. the pastor breaches
his last sermons He goes TO his new
aald. Brooklsna. 2. c.. for next Sunday.
Special music by chorus choir at both
services. Subject of morning sermon.
Gods Presence and Help. Evening
subject. "The word OF His Grace" 2.
Y T. L. meets az So %. m Topic "A
Cure for the Worlds Woe Laader Miss
Gertrude Salter A special welcome TO
strangers and visitors.
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ACTRESSES WHO MANAGE
Mrs. Bruno Ore Who Trims Plays
and Oversees Things.

When ore thinks OF the great number
Of women who have become prominent
stars in the theatre. is seems strange
that there should be so few that can
manage q stage properly. ii is said that
there are only three women in the United
States who can teach an actor how TO
talk and walk correctly before an audi
eucc-
8Irs. Fisk. who has won such praise
and fame for her opposition 20 The So
called Theatrical Syudicate manages
an the productions that are staged az the
Manhattan theatre in New York. This il
her home playhouse. being controlled By
her husband and whcn a production is
nearing its hn1l rehearsais she steps on
the stage and trims of the rough edges
90 her own satisfaction
Mary shaw. the actress who startled
staid Baltimore q week age hv her rTe-
sontati1u - 4sbens p.av ~ heredlly
Ghosts. stages al the riays shat arc
acted by her stock company ln The monu-
mental city
Mrs Brune who was 70 appear here
Wednesday night IS satd III he maialy
responsible Tor The great success u
.Unorna.' tAe love play written especially
FOR her By r Marion Crawford the
famous novelist -aad Espy Williams Mrs.
Bruno was abroad. visiting H. Craz-
e5r3 and BIS family in Sorrento. Itasy.
when .Iaora was uuf 81 rehearsal on
her rctnrn she saw thst the piece 70
e-lrel rraul-g. IS e was Ar-
co46Inrly. ehe started n rs chr on her
ovn account ine result ~as that fhe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30
Frienda, university Notes.

School closed Wednesday and win re-
sumo work again tomorrow.
Professor Dixon is spending the vaca-
ton at her home in Lawrence.
Professor Truesdell went to Hutchinson
Friday morning TO attend the Teachers
association held at that place.
IA chapel Tuesday morning the college
chorus sang Gloria" from Mozart's
twelfth mass, and 3Ir Lucien AIDES sang
a solo. This is not the first time that
the chorus has appeared at chapel, so the
students know that they may expect
something good when it is announced
that the chorus viii sing. This was the
first public appearance made by Mr.. AIDES
al Friends and his clear tenor voice more
than satisfied the expectations Of his
audience.
Invitations are out for a reception to
the football boys tomorrow evening at
the home Of Prof Kirby. Also for one
at the home of NIessrs Rich on Thurs
d. yevening.
Six TO nothing in favor of the other
fellows was the result of the Thanksgiv-
ing game. Two more evenly matched
teams could not be found. so far-as work
vas concerned. The Friends We're some
what lighter, but MADE up In speed for
what they lacked in weight and were able
to go through the opposing line without
much difficulty. The one score made was
gained very early in the game. The sea-
son just closing has been very good one
Tor Friends in most respects. The team
under the direction of Coach Hess has
done faithful work and as result the
score for the season stands with IS points
FOR Friends and j. points against The
attendance at the closing game was graf
flying. about 1900 people being present.
The chief social event Of the week was
the Thanksgiving dinner given 10y the
boys at North Han to their young lady
friends. The young men proved them
selves excellent hosts. The tables were
tastefuly decorated with chrysanthemums
and asparagus ferns. \ three-course
dinner was served; turkey. lucious and
brown. with all its accompanying tempta-
tions; then coffee and pie; and last.
neapolitan ice cream. About forty-hve
people partook of the banquet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30
Wichita Colleges
Notes Of Wichita's
Educational institutions.
Fa;rmount COLLEGE Notes

Paramount College Notee
A lareg number of students have gone
home to enjoy the brief Thanksgiving
vacation and eat turkey at the parental
board.
The football season ended on Thanks
givin gdaN The annual battle with the
Friends was fercely contested from start
10 finish. Paramount was again victo-
rious. with a score of to 9. The FAR
nounters who. represented the college
In this contest were Jordan, Davis Sol
ter, c. Burton. z Burton, Clancy, Stahl
Yielding. Barnes. Thomas, Kirk and
Russell The football season has been
very successful from the financial point
Of view. Owing to the large attendance
st the Thanksgiving game, Manager Earl
Ross was able to pay all bills
Last week Professor and Mrs. c. P
CCark gave a dinner TO a number Of
friends. The dinner was in honor Of
Miss Dimond's birthday TIE guests pres
ent were Mrs. Putnam. Mrs n J. Nor
rison, Miss Nary B. Dimond, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. l. Holmes. Professor and Mrs.
Isely ana Professors Clough, Sprague
and Poole.
Mrs. Putnam and Mrs. J. \. Morrison
entertained Miss Flora c. Clough, Miss
Elizabeth sprague, Professors Gavett,
Morrison, Kingsbury and OF ole with
dinner Thursday evening.
Mr. T H Morrison was home from
Topeka during The latter portion Of the
week. 8Ir. Morrison has recently pur-
chased an Edison photograph and ne
entertained his friends last Thursday by
reproducing the musical efforts Of many
leading American musicians.
Professor and Mrs. Paul Roulet gaze a
reception Thursday evening to large
number of the friends Of their daughter,
Miss Josephine.
Professor c. P. Vlark has been in at
tendance at the eTachers association,
which has been in session at Fl Dorado
Professor Clark presented a paper on the
subject, Teaching Latin in the High
School"
Mrs. Geo. F. Lewis and Miss BunneH
hae gone 10 PaIo Alto. Calf. where they
will spend the winter. Robert Lewis,
son Of DR.. and Mrs Lewis, is now a stu
Gent in Leland Stanford uniersity; he
Is taking a course in mining and en-
sineering
The library club viii give an entertain
rnent next Thursday evening at the col
1ege chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. D. a. Nickerson Of Clear
water were Paramount visitors during the
week
Webster society viii soon have a finely
furnished hall Members Of the society
have raised considerable money for this
purpose. William Davis is chairman Of
the committee having the matter in hand.
lie is assisted by Clarence Todd, Guy
Findley. Bliss Isely and Harry Lin.
Mr.. Geo. c. Strong, one of the first
promoters of Fairmount college listed
the hi1 on Saturday. Mr.. Strong is very
deeply interested in the success of the
institution.
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This work was all on new matter and
was dictated by Prof Price Time. one
minute.
Prof WIZ c. Price spent Saturday
hunting hut there is no dead game on
that account
Prof F. IIibarger viii spend Thanks
giving vacation AT Salina. where DE VIII
take part in the program Of the CONNER
cial Teachers convention.
There is some tax Of organizing r bas-
kct BAN team. Let Us have one. by all
means.
The class il parliamentary drill ard ex-
temnore speaking VIII hold open house on
Tuesday evening. December p a short
program VIII be given after which the
class Will debate on The question Re
solved. That Women Should he Bread
Winner" Everybody is invited to come
with au rheir friends
Thomas Harvei Of the bookkeeping de-
pargment IS absent this wsek.
". s Williamson II The actual busi-
ness department was absent Tuesday af-
5ernoon. atter5i2s 5 turkey shoot We
presume ne set his turkev all rigat
Asa Ben ana Perele Robbins haze re-
entered sehool 20 complete their courses
ln shorthand
Mr Arthur Meeke~, stenograE her- Tor
the Pecos vaIey railway III Amarillo
Texas. GATED last week Ife is taking
short vacation and eating rhsnAssle
turkey az home.
a. 2 BFarham hes returned u take
uo7e worl1 IN the shorthand densrtraent-
me Wichita business Ceilese footoali
resm daeeetza the 81 Dorado boys
thanksgiving as EiDorade. with tles scoVe
The same though hotiy contested was
free frora s'uEgi1s as eur boys de-
c.2et ths hes, - IL and tha ie-Ec crowd
~ Et1ersdo rooters he'd fs~ cns1ces II
asercse thlir iuaes. Fhe f.ael-a q sha
game Yves the touchdewa made ay crane.
OR gEht erd who picked the bsu M
alts- IL had beea fam5led " Eilorado
ard made q sixty wards rla.
The team weak ~ ths college boys
showed great improvement ever their
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At the ToIer.
HON JOHN GRIGSBY.

( 7.
Triumphing over his enemies and frus-
trating the plots Of the william, after the
! manner of all true stage heroes. The
Hon. John Grigsby" Will introduce him
self TO all local theatre goers at the Tole1
soon. Judging from his reception else
where. he is likely 10 down the william
and remain summe rcourt Judge for
some time TO come in every city where
James Neil and the great Neil company
appear. James Nell has made THE Hon.
John Grigsby" reality, is said 10 act the
title role in the new play with great
deal Of earnestuess and force.
The play which was written by Charles
Klein. pictures the troubles and final
triumph of q poor. but honest lawyer in
politics in the trouhlous period preceding
the great struggle against slavery. x is
an old story told in new words bat there
is much that is very clever in II and Mr.
Neil and his company are said TO De
equal TO the demands OF a critical public.
James ogden wealthy citizen Of ui-
nois. though an enemy Of John Grigsby.
aids IN bringing about his election as a
supreme court Judge, and then. and chen.
holding a claim % $1,000 against him
and proof that his election was bought
tries 70 compel him 10 pass favorab'y
upon a bin which viii admit slavery in
the northwest.
Mr ogden also uses his eva power
to drive Meg Ronalds. young woman
Y BIO conducts small school for colored
children. our Of the state. and with the
newspaper be owns. incites q mob 10 at
tack her. But the Hon. John Cirissby
DESPITE the almost certain knowledge thnt
he viii De ruined champions the cause
of the prosecuted girl or courae he fals
in love with her incidcatafig and then
Just 5s ruin stares him Ia the face. Dr.
learns that ogden IS the eir f1ther
and bieamist THAT ends tha es1l In
fucnce n II vniiaa ard the cirtain
finds a triumph or love and virtue Each
act is saf3 70 have an excellent ci'max
Stuart Robson. who Is IL - ssn in
1.-THE Coneav II Errors AZ the Tolsr
"Wednesday. December lo pronounce h-
name tke rob ia robin. and ret ROBE
SON. De 81 many persons nr.s, n
calling him There f. q poruar T1iscan-
ceGrion as o. the prcuclnciat.oa ans ths
veteran comedian. row Sixty rea-r ~ ae
laaehi,vlv states that. in spite ~ aa
FORTY oa1 wears On nc sage he ye- a
90 ~ = I--son. who. o1-han1. rises the
uarae the correct snsnd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30

young PLAYER curious power ~ max
Ing bis playing strongly interesting ~ rs
hearers 81. appeared 20 % thoroughly
at ease whether from especially c9fnpIat s
preparation far thla occasion 0r 4g si7gag .
present condition. via hlm. one can only
euess the batter tAl further airing II
S. ao maU le< 20 sin distraction - the
uiaue ls o1e la- ast rnis goulh shows
rrofe thsn lr sraua. 81 5nlus rp-
Caica9a clreaIele eoF
Hr Haehuaa comes e. the Telef De-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30
Sickner Conssrvatory flotes.

Sickner Conservatory !Sotes.
Miss Florence Drumhiller Of Fall River,
Kan, was visitor Monday. Miss Drum
hitler was graduated from the conserva-
tory with the class of % and has been
teaching in Fall River since. She is now
about TO engage in her chosen calling in
Oklahoma, where a large class awaits
her.
Wesley L. Farmer, an advanced pupil
in piano, has recovered from his recent
attack of rheumatism and IS giving a Sc
ries of concerts in adjoining towns. He
VAS greeted with a good house at Attica
Monday evening and his playing was well
received. Another concert was billed for
Hazelton later in the week
Letters from Leon. Kan, and from Sc
eral points in Oklahoma, have been re-
ceived this week. containing requests for
catalogues, terms and circulars of the
school.
The 1893 calendars sent out by the con-
servatory are unique in design and even
prettier than those Of previous years.
Anon gthe visitors this week we no
ticed Miss Bessie Rice of Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. Wilson OF Iowa. Dr.. Hazelton Mrs.
IIellar, Miss Grace Burdsen and Miss
Emma W GOD OF this city.
The program for the Friday afternoon
recital was given by Miss Jane Parkinson
and Miss Laura Sickner. with papers by
Miss Mamie Mallow and Miss Charlotte
Parr. This was Miss Sickner's first ap-
pearance in recital since her return from
Chicago. Amore complete legato and a
broader tone are noticeable in her playing
which quite charmed her hearers. Miss
Parkinson's piano numbers were also well
receied.
Hugo Hermann, the German iolinist,
was the subject Of Miss Mallow's paper
and Miss Charlotte Parr gave the musical
resume of the week
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BE IL ever so humble. there's no place
Ike home ON Thanksgiving day Espe-
cialy is this true when that home can
be provided with turkey or duck for din
ner. and there is a dear mother to put
everything in preparation for the hungry
ones that gather about the home table.
Many of our students have avaiied them
selves OF the Thanksgiving recess and are
enjoying themselves iu just such homes
Where are 10 he found just such mothers
We know, for we aave been in some OF
these homes. The Kansas prairies are
dotted with them; let alone fhose in the
village and cities.
Miss Barnett spent Few days in Em-
peria. while Hiss Hail went TO her home
IL Wellington. The other members ~ the
faculty remained in the city. except Prof
Footc. who spent ThanksCivlng day VITA
TIE football team in SaIna Ard say.
doesn't he wish he had remained at
home2
our football team. lacking CAPTAIN
Neatch. HAYDEN ara Eceb-rse went 10
sailna and were defeated by the 81
John Miiitar yacscc-3v team rhoueh
our hoys were badly whipr ea the rrlI-
iroa. they were treated royalty bv the IL
opponents in every way ana eivoa 4
splendid reception in The evening. They
have only words OF praise for The -
Johns team
on Wednesday morning the chapel vas
vel allied with students ana visitors en-
Joying she resuiar weekly program ral-
ten zap especially wiki a sfcu u Thanks
giving The delaters furnishes much
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EazeI-Adams Business College Notes.

FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
{. r. Garrison, former student Of the
actual business department, called Sat
urday and shook hands. He is at present
principal OF the Andoer schools and is
ON gfne work there.
Prof Lewis and Prof. Collie of this
city were among the callers Saturday.
The students of the typewriting de-
partment have been taking some special
work for a short time and the following
are some of the results:
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NSiSO SCnCOl OF HUSs@ MCKEE.
Miss Anita Wood went to ST. Louis
10 spend Thanksgiving and win remain
a few days visiting friends.
Mr.. Baird Hamlin gave a very success
ful recital at Barton Thanksgiving eve
ming He was urged TO give another
recital this season, which is strong evil
dence that his playing was thoroughly
enjoyed.
Miss Yerna springgate returns to Chi
cago this week to continue her studies
under Mrs. May Donnany Kelso.
eHreafter the meetings of the senior
Kelso club viii be held the first and
third Monday of each month at 1880 p.
n. Every member is earnestly requested
to be present tomorrow evening, as bust
ness of importance is to be transacted
before the lesson bgins. 1t win be nee
essary for the officers and board of di-
rectors TO be very punctual
Mr.. Hamlin played for the Wichita
musical club Friday evening.
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last game, while their line held so well
that Eldorado could do nothing with it
on line bucks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30
At the Crawford.

handsomest productions ever seen on the
American stage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30

Wichita Telegraph College Notes
Miss Nellie Mead visited at valley Cen
tsr last Sunday, with relatives
Eiss Lulu High is hack ia school again