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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
CHANGE IN SALVATION ARMY
Capt Waters and Wife VIII be sue
ceeaed by Adiutant MeEntoe.

July 1st there will be a considerable
change in the Salvation Army camp in
this city. About that date Captain and
Mrs Waters viii leave this station to
conduct a eamp-meeting at St John S.
Stafford county. They viii be engaged
in this work about two months and will
then have a Through of several weeks
before they receive their assignment for
the winter.
Captain and Mrs Waters came here
January LIST from Topeka and they have
been very successful since coming here.
With their assistants they have made
seventy-five conversions and ten recru-
its have been added to the local branch
OF the army.
Adjutant McIndoe of the Rocky noun
tain division of the army. arrived in
the city yesterday morning to take
charge of the work in this city when
Captain and Mrs Waters leave This
woman first became identified with the
Salvation Army about sixteen years ago.
while in California. She has been an
adjutant for a little more than five
years and ever since her appointment
10 that position she has been stationed
IN the Rocky mountain division Of the
army and the last few months in Colo
RADIO. At present she does not know
who her assistant at this post viii be.
but the assignment viii be made in
few days.
The meetings of the army are now
being held in a new tent erected at al
North Main street and they will con-
tinue in this place the balance of the
summer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
ghe aatisita Daily eagle Thursday sor,ins le 1902

berg winning the hole and being one up.
On the fourth both got away splendidly.
but had trouble with iron work and
made the hole in seven each
On the next hole both went UP TO the
green in even style. in four, and went
down in two more, halving it.
On the long course both sent out sing
ers. Sternberg getting 10 yards, Crit
fifth 40. Sternberg reached the so0-yard
flag in three strokes. but Immediately
thereafter sclaffed twice and Griffith
recovered with a 125-yard mashie shot. &
great loft Sternberg overshot the green
and Griffith took the hole, tying the
game
On the next hole, as has been related.
both were up against the hole in three.
Griffith made it Sternberg struck the
ball lightly and failed TO reach the prec-
ipice. This made Griffith one up.
1t was anybody's game yet Griffith
going TO No. s. drove no yards. Stern
berg did likewise. but sliced, going into
the hollow. The disadvantage was not
great, but Sternberg had a brassie-lie
and in attempting TO make long shot
sliced again into the rank grass, from
which no recovery is possible He took
a new ball and went ahead, but Grit
fifth had lofted neatly up to the green,
losing short putt, but doing the hole
in seven TO Sternberg's nine. This won
Griffith the match, two up and one 10
play Both completed the last hole, Crit
fifth winning it.
1t was the closest final match ever
played here undoubtedly. Mr.. Sternberg
has twice been runner-up in the cup
matches and Mr.. Griffith has had that
honor once
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
GREAT DRAMATIC NOVELTY
Lonergrsn's LAS You Like tt an At
traction of Unusual Merit.


The people Of Wichita were given an op-
portunity last night to witness one OF
the most beautiful and interesting dram
attic novelties that has ever been gwen
in the west The play Of AS You Ike II
as presente>- by Mr.. Lester Lonergau and
a splendid company n the open air at
Main ard Lewis street. Is SC thorolghly
dslighffai and SO novel that IL venturiug
a description Of il one scarcely knows
where - begin In the first place Nr.
Lonergan has proceeded upon most orig
fnai Tires II producing a 2lsy not only out
81 doors but at night and the opporzunl-
ties offered Tor producing superb lighting
Effects are almost couailess- As To1
Ike It Is easily ShzkssJeare's master
piece ard j. peculiarly adapted . oat Il
door presentation Z Is 4 con1e1y fazl q
ait. lie and classic fea tGges that lad
theuseIvs~ to the marx q oEt-oz-5oo-
crarnatss settings he stage. Z Such il
may De called. s = bo<ex q .a2axe n
which the suggestive iovelirsss Z TIE
Forest e Arden IS supplemental - al
that modern an ard srie2cs ear acorn
pllsh 70 b-izE cst perfecz iEiesisr- CsEses
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h-eszes & imaginary 70 tbs cd woodland
q Avoz "a which he xre1s tszr1 loved e
wander and where - xTose the greatest
% ali MS coz-e1zes. As you Ike II
n 8 setting g nature grocery - per-
fectlv arranged as 70 chzfsergs criticism.
TIE pszy Progresses 80 eg@zzy "a - l1.i
one's sezs>s fnto = dreamy kzcizztsoz-
frrz wniea a. axzxenlnx cczzk az TIA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
A SIMPLE QUESTION
Wichita People Are Requested to
Answer This.

Is not the word q a representative cit
izen OF wichita more convincing than the
doubtful utterances Of people living every
where else In the Union7 Read this.
James H Wells. collector and salesman
FOR the American Wringer Co. says: IF
mr. hackache had been continual scarce
" think could have endured IL When
the attacks were most virulsEt could not
stay in bed and vas compelled &c rise
every morning az two or three o'clock
and move around for the ease that this
rake-shift gave knew from the action
Of the kidney. secretio1s that my kidneys
were al fault. bat What 70 DO 70 check
the trouble was mystery. You can Judge
OF ny surprise when Dosn's kidney Pslss.
procured at the Hocking-zfoore Drug ca.
rs East Douglas avenue. cleared up the
kidney sec-etions il = hears ard contin-
ussson q the treatment not only Disposed
q the last atsack. but Up 70 date there
has not been a symptom % = recuTrencs-'.
For sale BY al dealers Price - cezts-
Foster AfIbura Co. Buffalo. y. r. ssie
agents for the Uasted States Remember
the naze-D0an's-aad take 60 snksEi-
trte.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
WILBUR-K ERwIN.


Fra Diavalo. was the bin of the VIII
bur-Kerwin Opera company at the Craw-
ford theater last night. and the Two
Vagabonds viii be repeated tonight.
Every opera this company Under
takes Is put on in mosy pleas
ing manner and the people who at
tend the theater are assured OF witness
ing "a most finished and entertaining pro-
ducuon. Each Of the PRINCIPALS have ex-
ceptlonallv fine voices md they are
actors OF the highest class. The story Of
the play presented last night is very in
teresting and the music IS OF the finest
quality. The play was pat on in very
realistic manner. the stage setting and
costumes Of the last act being OF an extra
high order
An excellent opera viii DE presented to-
right. and the electric fans keep the PEG
ple cool and they can Thoroughly enjoy
the play
The Two Vagabonds" TO be produced
this evening. is a bin replete with fur.
The production was seen here once be-
fore. produced by the sane company.
and pleased immensely on that ooca-
sion. In addition 10 the opera number
of specialties Of a high order VIII be
introduced
Fra Diavole9 VIII be repeated at the
Saturday matinee. The a-->mpt at real
ism in this opera is 50 great that on the
occasion Of its presentation IN Kansas
CITY four members n TIE company were
seriously injured by falling from a high
eiiT. Since that time the performances
have eeen surrounded BY every safe
gnard- Last nights performance went
without hitch or Incident 10 mar its
highly artistic features.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19

| soon. The open air play combines all the
more delightful features OF the regular
stage drama with the added charm OF
! distinct novelty.
Last nights audience was small but to-
night promises to see the capacity Of the
pleasant auditorium reached. Too much
cannot be said Of the play. the actors or
the mode Of presentation. 1t well deserves
the patronage of lovers Of the drama.
As fer Mr.. Lonergran himself Il is
enough TO say ne fascsnates. His charac-
terization OF the love lorn but athletic
Orlando is perfect. He has youth. spirit
and enthusiasm and carries the Interest
and sympathy of the audience from the
moment he breaks through the underbrush
just IN time 10 engage in his trial OF
strength with the giant Charles. the
wrestler. who is sent out by his false
brother 10 kill hin.
IN every word and gesture OF the char
acter. Mr.. Lonergan shows the talent
which has justly been reputed to him.
Miss Alice Treat-Hunt as Rosal'ad Is
suitable complement 70 Mr. Lonergan.
Miss Hunt Is a beautiful young woman.
fun Of spiritly mischief which makes hey
the daintest and sweetest OF al Shaker
peare's female characters. Her acting
last night won the audience from the
start Any one who saw her work can
readily understand why many eastern
critics have STYLED her the successor CT
Julia Marlowe.
Miss Risse az Celia Is delightful Her
voice is good and her acting graceful and
effective.
expression 70 one OF the most difficult
female parts known. Miss Elaine Is 50
pretty and graceful as TO capture the
audience from her first entrance. among
the men characters ouchstone IS per
haps next % Orlando. the most conspicu-
o'ls and interesting. IN this character.
sr. Herbert Bremen has made name
for himself as an interpreter CO Shakes
DereaH comedy.
The singing Of sr. Iarkin i one q the
production His VOICE is maTvelorssy
sweet and sympathetle and he has given
~ some original Snakespeare rsEE.c which
Is decidedly rare nowadays
Altogether As You Ike Il is 5ust as
yea would IKE T. x would - great
pity 4 Wichita should not place the stamp
q hearty appreciation Upoa - rare =
Dramatic srszt
Sir- Lonersan wsl give his ~oucerfsi /
play fc1ighf and ~il leave s1norroz /
morning Tor Kansas City where SIX 4
weeks engagement wfn begin next 3fos- /
6ay. i = - - hoped ttzt Wichlsz Ray i
aEafa Eze Nr. Lene-gar's ost-of-s5eer pzo-
5rrtfon and sseo1d vfssf wiI CERTAINLY
~ mozs sTeicl-ne By al lovers = dramatic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
PRESAGE'S LONG LIFE
New Heir in Esh ~huIer's Family
Has NanY Anc estors Living.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Ish Shuler Of 81
Matthewson avenue was born a bouncing
baby boy Tuesday morning. The new
heir is a fine fellow and the parents are
proud Of him and wen they might be,
for II the lonslivety Of his ancestors is
any criterion, he is destined to n long and
eventful life Today be has two grand
fathers, two grand-mothers. four great
grand-fathers. three great-grand- mothers
ana one grandmother living.
and each of these Is hale and hearty and
the prospect Of transportation into an
other world seems far distant for ali
CT them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
AFTER THREE
HOURS SEARCH
PIPE is FOUND
End of Storm Sewer Had
Been Lost for Years.
TO BE NO MORE FLOODS
Prayer of Merchants on West
Douglas Ave. Is Answered.
TO BE NO MORE FLOODS

For three hours yesterday afternoon
q search was made before Sewer IN
spector Ray and a force of men armed
with shoveIs and picks were able to find
the west end of the old West Douglas
avenue storm sewer pipe. They pros
pected for it around in front of the
Union mills from / until O'Clock There
was no joyful shout sent up as when
the man runs across the glittering gold,
but 1t is pretty sure that the old. rusty
end Of that sewer pipe was very wei
come sight to the men who handled the
picks and shovels. The sewer will be
continued on to the river and the west
end of Douglas avenue viii be relieved
of any further fear of floods when it
rains as it did yesterday morning.
The west end of the avenue from Main
street TO the river was a considerable
lake of water Several of the whole
sale buildings were near unto being
flooded in their Easements. The water
was within one inch Of the top OF the
wall that keeps the water out of the
basement of the Baker Implement COM
psnys building. One grocer on the ave-
nue. put out a card that all goods were
delivered by boat. There were many
telephone calls to the members of the
committee on public Improvements, COM
planning Of the state of affairs, and
there now promises to be speedy relief.
The sewer on this avenue is only meant
TO carry storm water TO the river and
did its work all right until the end
became stopped up with mud. 1t opened
into the river just at the east end Of the
bridge many years ago. but as the spans
Of the bridge were taken off the place
was filled in and the end of the sewer
pipe lost Two hundred feet of pipe
are to be laid on west by the street
force furnished by Street Commissioner
Allen and it is the hope of ali good citi-
zens of Wichita that it viii never be
lost again by the necessity of cutting
down the width of the grand old Ar
kansas river any more.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
vIRULENT CANCER CURED.

Startling proof of a wonderful advance
in medicine is given by Druggist C. W.
Roberts of Elizabeth, W. Va. An old
man there had long suffered with what
good doctors pronounced incurable cancer
They believed his case hopeless till he
used Electric Bitters and applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve. which treatment COM
pletely cured him. When Electric Bit
ters are used to expel bilious. kidney and
microbe poisons at the same time this
salve exerts its matchless healing power.
blood diseases, skin erupuons. ulcers
and sores vanish. Bitters soc, Salve 25c.
AT Behring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
ALL EXPECTATIONS FULFILLED
Sugar Beet Crop is Doing Fine, Re-
ports the Expert

w. P. Padley, the sugar beet expert,
was seen by reporter for the Eagle yes
terday and declared that the beets could
not be expected to do better than they are
doing. Many of them are the size Of ap-
pies but they will grow on until frost
reaching the size OF small watermelons.
The farmers have shown a great deal of
interest in the work and under Mr. Pad
leys instruction and with his aid they
have kept their patches in very good
shape. The only thing that is at all un-
favorable now is the poor stands general
ly and yet there are some fine ones. This
being SO, the test for which the beets are
being raised viii be just as true and SO
everything will prove all right 1t Will
be then Wichita's duty to go after the
beet sugar industry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
WILL GIVE SONG RECITAL
Nose johnson VIII sing Next We'd
neSday Evening

Mr. Nose Johnson. who has recently
returned from years study in the n,usi-
cal department OF the University 81 Mich
isan. VIII give song recital at the FIRST
Methodist church next Wednesday even
ing
ar. johnson studied all winter with
William A Rowland. a pupil of Bristol.
OF New York. and Raadeggar Of Ger
many. Mr Rowland is recognized as an
exceptional teacher. and as enc Of the
leading haritones Of the Omitted States
BE has chosen ar johnson rs one OF six.
ou5 o. q class Of forty, who are "a so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
NEW ROCK ISLAND WALL MAPS
OF the United states Have Just Been
Issued

A new wall map OF the United States
has just been issued by the Rock island
passenger department. These maps are
complete in every detail and have been
revised up-to-date. They are three and
one-half feet by four feet printed in
black and yellow On heavy paper. being
bound suitably to hang on the wall They
are very attractive map and especially
useful for reference. The Rock Island
has sent out large number of these
maps to hotels and public places and
many requests for them from its friends
and patrons have been complied with.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
WIRING THE CITY BUILDING
New Telephone Company Getting
Ready for Business.

The linemen of the Wichita Telephone
company began wiring the city building
for the new telephones yesterday. The
instruments will not be put in for several
days yet. Each department OF the city
viii have a telephone In its office. The
police department will have two, one in
the central station and one for the police
matron- The company gives the city the
use of twelve telephones free.
ne linemen are stringing wire on the
poles outside of the conduit district at
the rate of twenty-five thousand feet per
day. and next week the work of putting
the cables into the conduits will be COM
rnenced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
PROPERTY BRINGS $1,000
{. F. BurkdoIl Sells Fifteen Acres
and House on Thirteenth.

Elwood F. Burkdor has sold fifteen
acres east of Hillside avenue, on Thir-
teenth street, and the house on the land.
to A. corwin for $2.25S. Mr. Corwin will
move to this city from Harper and Mr..
Burkdoll will move his family to Kansas
City.
The sale has been in progress for two
months. Mr.. Burkdoll did not have a per-
feet title TO the property. but through his
attorney, J. r. Sites, he brought a suit In
the district court to quiet the title. He
obtained a decision Tuesday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
GOING TO CALIFORNIA
N. L. HoIIoweII Will Attend X. p.
Supreme Lodge.

n /. Hollowell is making arrangements
to leave with his family in two or three
weeks for Colorado. Utah and Califor aia.
Mr.. Hollowell is one Of the supreme rep
resentatives from the Knights Of Pythias
grand lodge of Kansas TO the supreme
ledge. which convenes in San Francisco
August 10. The supreme lodge meets
biennially, and viii be in session about
twenty days. Mr.. Hollowell was first
elected supreme representative in 1887, and
is now serving his second term.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
BOYS GO SWIMMING
Take Advantage of Abundance of
Rain Water in Wichita.


Boys went swimming yesterday morning
at the corner of Emporia avenue and
Lewis street. No, they were not exactly
in the middle of the street. but they were
swimming on an adjoining lot. They en-
joyed this pleasure because of the big
heart of the weather prophet, who yes
terday morning sent such rain upon the
house-tops and into the streets Of this city
that no one can remember any rain of
recent years that equalled it. The storm
began about o'clock but did not amount
II much until about clock. when the
water poured down. The sidewalks in
many parts Of the city were soon flooded
the sewers were choked and the drainage
bitches were full. The rainfall amounted
to III inches.
The rain was accompanied by a brilliant
electrical storm and violent peals of thun-
der There was also a high wind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
LIVES NEAR WICHITA
Subpoena Is Issued for Miss Lavendar
in Jessie Morrison Case.

Sheriff " G. Turner Of Butler county,
was in this city yesterday with a subpoe-
ne for Minnie Lavender who lives ten
miles northwest of Wichita. She is to ap-
pear in the Jessie Morrison cae The
Lavenders lived at FL Dorado at the time
of the killing of Mrs. Orlin Castle.
Sheriff Simmons viii serve the subpoe-
ma as Turner had to catch train back
to El Dorado. He said while in the city
that with the venire of 1SS drawn the
other day. the number now stands 469.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
NEWTON DRUGGIST BANKRUPT
Hle Was So Adudged by Judge 7. 3.
Wall.

B. n. Turpin, of Newton, a merchant
and proprietor of the Central Pharmacy
of that city, has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the federal court and has been
adjudged a bankrupt by Judge Wall. the
bankruptcy referee.
In his petition Mr.. Turpin states that
his secured liabilities amount to 1852, and
that his unsecured liabilities amount to
s. l54-0S, making his total Indebtedness
S2.9l6.OS. His assets which are not ex-
empt he rates at Sl.S75. after deducting a
mortgage of S725.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
FAvoRs STRAIGHT TICKET
J. p. Parkhurst Gives His Views on
State Politics

]. P. Parkhurst was not elected a dele
gate to the PopuIist state convention from
this county, but he expects to have one
or two proxies.
If l go to the convention" said Mr..
Parkturst. 4 will do what can for the
nomination of a straight ticket. believe
there srould BE no co operation between
the democrats and Populists. Now is
splendid opportunity for the Populists TO
make a campaign OF education. The
Populists viii never consent 70 make the
fight under the Democratic banner"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
MANY BRASS FITTINGS
stolen From Ware Room Of l.. w.
Clam.

The police yesterday found that the
brass castings which they captured OF
Carl Elliott and Chas- Johnson Tuesday
came from the big brick building on
South Market street. Mr.. L. " Clamp
keeps a large stock OF secondhand brass
steam fittings in this building and il Is
alleged the boys took two sack loads out
OF the store room. The castings taken
amount TO nearly Slo0 The warrants in
the city court will be sworn out this
r,.o~-f-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
TO REBUILD WALL
Work on Hunter Building Will Begin
Today.

Worllmen will begin today to tear out
the west wall of the Hunter building on
East Douglas avenue, a portion Of which
fell few days ago, and a new wall will
be erected. The rear third Of the old
wan. however, will still be used. \ new
foundation for the new part eff the wall
vii also be LID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19

otsxf church. STATED yest-r6zv fhas tss
work zDald - co1ps>t.c ~ Ages !. r
there are 10 unf1reseea Delays r.
zzlls arr Gov ses1E t8iif SO work zss
do-r Or sbs bsi5dfsx yesterday ascssss
q the heavy rat- early - shs uaorssnr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19

There vas three marriage license issued
Yesterday. The Wichita couples were:
Harry 5 Hswley, = years cd. ard Miss
Gertrude Odessa stanley. = years cid:
E. b. Gibson. = years old and Mss Lena
3. Fuller. IS years old TIE other couple
was: Louis Huber OF Lcrenz. kan, and
Mss Emma James % Andover.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19

with him to his summer home to con-
tinue their work.
Those whoa heard Dir. Johnson's reci-
tai last year. felt that he had a very
promising future and viii be glad to hear
him again after his years hard work.
Miss Edna Balm is arranging a High
School gallery party which viii occupy
the south gallery. All members of the
High School are invited to join the party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
WILL HAVE PICNIC
Musical Club Planned fer EVENT. Yes
ter@zy Efserrocn-

The Wteh.ea 5Eussc rfub ~ - meeting
81 TIE seyfrv-irk hiock yesterday after
-ocn. nafs arrangements fgr plczie q
- he'd a. fae hc=zs = Nrs- : 2 Ncsis
AZ ESlrerxde. 90 Frt1zE. ynne = Asasss
th1rfv r.subers = TIE c,ss were ~ -
zeest-E yesterday. zz1 lazy wezz ssrre<
- go - N. 2 = Vrel<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19
EuTHY TEMPIES an INnIA-

Sacred cows often dehle Indian temples.
but worse yet is a body that's polluted
by constipation. Don't permit it. Cleanse
your system with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. and avoid untold misery. They
give lively livers. active bowels, good di-
ger on, fine appetite. Only 25c, at Geh-
rIa : pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-19

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