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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Michael la Ride.

Jimmy Michael. the middle-distancc
professional rider, has contracted to
compete in six bicycle match races
during the months of July and August
this season He will ride under the
control Of the American Cycle Racing
association. and will receive a guar
ant"od compensation of $1,000. Mich
acls determination to engage in bicycle
races again this year settles effectually
the talk Of his riding race horses. In
conserving to ride in six races the
Welsh rider places himself entirely in
the hands of the American cycle Rae
ing association. The latter is at lib
erty to arrange matches for Michael
with any. riders they may select. the
only stipulation being that the distance
shall not be less than fifteen nor more
than thirty-three miles. Until the ter
minatiOn of his contract Michael l. de-
barred from entering any match or
competition races, but will be allowed
To ride exhibitions AT race meets. The
six match races will he run alternately
ir this city. Philadelphia and Boston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

their time in the air and did not. like
tho flying dragon simply jump from
tree to tree. 4, proved by their bones
being filed with air like those OF birds
and by their having a prominent ridge
10 support the general muscles that
worked their limbs. Many of them
were small. hL; sgmc must have hen
gigantic; the eXpansc Of wing Of one
species was PROBABLY - feet from t.p
fp tin
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Work Cut Out.

In engaging the leading distance
men for match races the promoters
have stipulated that the riders under
contract must not engage In any open
or special races other than the match
contests contracted for, The large
number Of riders who will take par,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

The average messenger boy has a
kGack of getting his fun money $
worth out of his bicycle. One OF these
shrewG youngsters recently hit upon
& scheme whereby an ordinary wheel
was made 10 do duty as a tandem. one
boy sits on the upper bar, braces hi:
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
Miss Iuhrman's Hraye Fight,

The Bucyrus lOhio) correspondent
OF the Daily News says that Miss En-
ma Thurman Of that city fought a local
telephone company 10 a standstill
Wednesday night, but was finally wor-
stod. Miss Thurman was starting 10
make some calls, being stylishly gown
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
SAVING TIME AND CARFAE.E.

feet Cp the coasters and graspS the
handlchars. He, of course. attends to
the steering department. The other
urchin occupies the saddle and works
the pedals, supporting himself with his
hands upon the stccrsman's shoulders.
Thus two boys who have messages IL
the same locality may save time and
carefare by doubling up on one wheel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

ca FOR the street. When she stcpned
from her door she found a telephone
company about to erect a seventy-foot
pole in front Of her property. she
demonstrated without avail. and start
ing a member Of her finally TO secure
an injunction, she remained TO stand
guard. The hole was completed and
the pole ready to lower when Miss
thurman got into the hole and effec-
tually stopped work. After unsuccess.
lul enorts To coax her TO come out the
men started a new hole a few inches
away, and rushed 1t to completion.
Inc pole was put mp while the lady
held the fort and watched PROCEEDINGS
from beneath the ground. As the af-
idlr became nOiSed about nenn,a
'Warmed about to see the sirht NOT
loss than 5000 people Witnessing tha
peculiar affair. After being undor-
ground hyo hours the lady left her post
,ardy Injunction having been sorv.
ailer !; was too late.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

she was first seen as Arthur in Kcan's
performance Of King John. Macaulay.
who saw the representation Of the
play before the queen at Windsor,
wrote To her; "rhp little girl who
a.icd Arthur did wonders. II is al
most worth while to be past middle
life To see Miss Kate Terry play this"
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

The idea of a roadside air pump that
the disabled traveller could avail him
self OF through the penny-in-the-slot
device was suggested in the early fall.
The time is now approaching when de-
Hated tires and thorns and tacks Will
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
THEATRICAL TOPICS.
SOME SAYINGS AND DOINGS
IN STAGELAND.
The Babyhood of Viola Iurtcscus-u May
Robson aud How She Holds IT.. Mir
ror ~ to nature III the Cunpucrors
Stag, Whispers.

MY LESLIE tells
Us about Viola For
tcsCuc, who used to
be the q won
dorful child Of the
stage "atmusphcr".
Shn was always
with her father and
mother, who be-
Iunpod to Rice
Surprise Party,
and the baby lived
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO Dew
OTEES OF THE BICYCLE.
t,cIing STYLES for the Present season
\ General improvement u Notlc"abic
Two Iio,s on one wheel Road.
side Joy.
Cycling styles.

y PIC ATOMS Of
what The coming
cycling styles will
be are beginning to
appear. KniCkCrs
Will no, be- worn
fun with OV,rhG ng-
ing b~aggin"ss az
the knees. but they
will fit fairly sn.
and have cuffs OF
the same material
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

Annie Irish will not be the leading
woman of William II. Cranes company
next season. Miss Irish has made an
extremely strong impression in the role
of the French widow in Mr.. Cranes
production Of "A Virginia Courtship."
and joseph Brooks. his manager. has
made enticing offers for her Ia continue
with them next year. She intends TAX
ing engagements that will not compel
her to leave New York.
The reputation Of NJ Ros,and has
lately suffered in Paris from the
changes that his successful "Cyrano de
Bergcrac' is a bold plagiarism from
an old French play written many years
ago. This discovery is said to have
been made by the purchasers of the
English rights, who found that a YER
sion of the old play has recently been
prepared for use In London. VI. Rus-
tand has not yet answered the charge.
Franklin Moore has finished a play
based on the life of Nell Gwynne. taken
from "A novel called THE lmpudeut
Comedian" which he wrote some time
ago. The actress is shown first as an
orange seller In the pits of thcaters
and her career is traced To the time in
which she became a court favorite
The character is said 10 be highly SYM
pathetic.
AGelina Patti, Clara Butt. Edward
Lloyd and Charles Santley will sing
with "A festival chorus of some 1000
II an orchestra Of 500, led by August
Manns, Al a concert in the CRYSTAL nal
ace, June %. Patti has not sung in
the Crystal palace since the Handel
festival ~ 1880.
l. Nangwcll may write a plav for
Richard Mansfield. He has been a,
me for years say Zangwell. He
wants TO play The King of the Schnor-
r'rs, and once offered me a carte
bIanch commission 10 write no less
than -four plays for him"
Eleanora Dmse has achieved n great
success in Florence in an Italian yer.
sion OF THE Second Mrs. T~anoueray =,
Critics who have seen both saw that
she did not look the part Of Paula so
well as Mrs, Patrick Campbell, hut
surpassed her in force Of acting.
j. H. Stoddart expects to retire from
the stage after he has played in he
side the Bonnie Brier Bush" for a sea-
son or two, He says: "A son and n
daughter are ready to make my life's
evening easy, and | shall enjoy q rest"
John Il, Rogers has a new star and
seems to be doing wen with her in the
frltlsh provinces, Her name il Julie
Rim and she Is playing the part form.
orly portrayed by Minnie Palmer !,
My Brothers Sister"
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

a rctOrt courteous with a pretty
piece of wit is said to have passed
during a recent call of Richard Mans
field upon the wife of a cabinet officer
in Washington. He seated himself in
into IL, he remarked: Inflated. isn't
II? Pulled up. 1t is quite naturally
battered to have "A place in your home"
ON the contrary. my dear Mr.. Mans
field replied the cOmplimcnted host
ess, any chair is pulled up with the
honor of having you sit in it,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

al the thcatCr a great deal IN" BABY
has since grown to he u beautiful EifI
who plays ihgunuc roles most charm
ingly. She IL pretty as Il peach, but ~
the early days she was calcd every
thing from blossom Canary Bird 10
Angel" and Was u bundle Of the most
incalculablc mischief. Rice PAT ON
"PinafOre' with Lizzie Webster as
Ralph Racls;raw. Ncnic Clancy as Jo-
sephine, Harry Hunter a. Dick Dead
eye, George FOrtesCuc as Little Butter
cup and Dick Golden as the huatswain.
II was a rOllicklug venture, followed
by tremendous success. Little baby
Fortcscie come 10 all the rchcarsals
II knew every note Of the music and
would sing II with the most frantic
gestures and her w picturesque lib
retto. Particularly did she like the
delicious aria in which Josephine in
vokes alternate advice In "Oh, god OF
love and god OF reason. say To decide
upon her two chances to wed in a
hurry. The baby used to perch up on
"A table and clasp her little flower
hands over her belt and sing: "Oh, got
~ ioN', Eot u lr'HLln say
Sardou has been complaining to
friends that in late years his proycrbial
luck in producing new plays when the
attention OF the public was not en-
crossed in other more vital and i'm
portant questions had deserted him.
The production OF Sans Gene had to
hD nnGtnnnnI an Rglnn Of tho RstG
sian officers visit to Paris. during
which the Parisians absolutely refused
10 20 to places Of amusement, the
streets a%ifording all the diversion they
needed. Pamela" was given while
the Cola trial was in progress, and. Of
course. the newspapers did not devote
TO this important dramatic event the
space they would have devoted to II
had not the French novelist claimed all
the attention of the Partisan press.
Il object says May Robson. Ito be
ing criticised because when appear
as La Poulette, the ]antiquatcd dane
ing girl in The COnqucrors. | make
up my face perfectly white. The writ
ers thai have attacked me on this score
have never visited. rs | have. the Latin
quarter Of Paris. where women similar
TO La POulctte frequent the cafes.
was In Europe last summer, ana visit
cd out-of-tho-way places with the
aNowed purpose of studying character.
In the Latin quarter IL was no strange
sight To see the Bohemian girls crunch
a rag into Il box Of white chalk and
then rub the rag all over their faces.
That may not strike YOU or me as pro-
duCing a beautiful effect, but il is the
Tad III that eccentric neighborhoud. and
when ! appear as La poulettc looking
like a sheet fresh from the laundry
am merely holding the mirror up TO
nature"
Mr.. Alan Dale. says the Criterion.
has discovered that Fifth avenue is
preferable to Broadway as "A romcu
AIDE for actors Of distinctions. and also
that MIR. John Drew affects the first
named thorouehfare. There Is moth
ing new in the ANNOUNCEMENT that
broadway is pasSe as a promenade: for
nearly three years only suubrettes and
hair-cutters have paradcd regularly
thereon. But it has never hoeu sun-
posed by those who knew him best
that Mr., Drew ever walked in Fifth
avents' or anywhere else. Heretofore.
when his system has craved the boon
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

John Duol. England's oldest living
actor, has just celebrated another
birthday. his 9i,h. he played Launco-
lot Gobho to the ShyIock Of Edmund
koan. and saw the first Napoleon
when he was prisoner on board the
British mau-uf-war B~ollorOphOn. For
many years ho managed a thcatcr.
which persisted long ago. at Devon
port, and he had some famous names
on his payroll. among them those OF
the kCMUlcs. Liston. G.. V. Brooks and
the elder and younger Mathews.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06
VIOLA ~FORTESCVE.

Nl'l-A fohl EStl t..
OF physical eXertion he has walked
down the steps Of the Players club and
back again or taken a ride around
Gramercy park ia one Of the electric
carriages.
IL believe that the stage" said Mime.
Modieska, recently, in discussing the
treatment OF morals on the stage. in
order to be II factor in civilization and
In modern life cannot be treated on
the plane of a kindergarten, but mus,
touch all the vital Interests Of life. II
cannot keep even entirely aloof from
the delicate subjects, which, though
not pleasant to talk over in polite So
ciety, have a great social bearing. Bat
there il "A measure for everything. All
depends on the treatment, and there
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

or Edward $. willard, who is i'll In
lows: MIR. willard has hcon sick for
some time. the cumulative effect OF a
hard season on the road and Il touch
~ malaria that he had in the south
\ man Of iron will and tremendous
ncrvOu energy. h." has bfavuly persist
cd In carrying uut his engagements as
originally arranged. He has always
been a particularly active man. ana
looks after a great amount of detail
outside Of stage work. is hc person
ally directs his business affairs, and
the erect of OvcrwUrk has told upon
his naturally rugged constitution
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

is n higher instinct OF good taste and
a nobler ideal that ought to be de-,
cisiyc in this regard
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

Eleanora Dnse has achieved a great
success in Florence in an Italian yer.
sion of THE Second Mrs. T~anqueray."
critics who have seen both say that
she did not look the part Of Paula so
well as Mrs. Patrick Campbell, but
surpassed her in force Of acting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

j. H. Stoddart expects to retire from
the stage after he has played in BE
side the Bonnie Brier Bush for a sea-
son or two, He says; "A son and a
daughter are ready to make my life's
evening easy, and | shall enjoy = res, >,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

John Il, Rogers has a new star and
seems to be doing wen with her in the
british provinces. Her name is Julie
Ring and She Is playing the part form.
erly portrayed by Minnie Palmer IN
My Brothers Sister"
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-06

l., HanGwcll may write a play for
Richard Mansfield. HE has been al
me FOR years says Zangwell. He
wants to play The King Of the Schnor-
r'rs' n once offered me a carte
blanche commission 10 write no less
than fonr plays for him"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-19

flbrer baben iebt 8returia perlaiien,
I'M bic Sorbereitungen bter8u 81
treffen."
galfour iiigte nod bin5u, es lei
ni9t st ertparten, oaB Die 8erbano@
funaen spiiben ben britil6en SEE
bDrben in 8retDrta uno ben Buret=
fiibrern friiber alS in 3 80den tpie=
Der aufgenDmmen peroen puroen.
8alfDurs g%rfldrunoen madten i'm
8orlament einen 5ietnlih ainitieen
@tnbrud. Mon CAB gu, baB Die
6altung Der Buren=O Delegation erz
fent1en lieBe, baB Die Mehrbeit berz
lelben genetetiet, auf Die pDn britiider
Seite an~eebptenen Sriebensbebtn=
eunqen ein5ugeben. Die Seranitalz
tune elmer 8plfsabitimmung muB
nab Dem 8urenaelebe norgenDmmen
ueroen, ba Die Siibrer bepaHneter
S6aarert ben 8DlfsmilIen eineebolt
baben mii1ien. bepDr ite einen Srte=
Den abl6lieBen oirfen, melder bin=
DerDe Traft bot.
SON britiider Seite aus miro aud)
in eut1biebener @eiie in Ibreoe 9e=
fteut, oaB Die 8urenflbrer auf Die
Ginlaoung BON engliiber Seite aus
rad BretDria gefommen leien. Sic
ieien pielmebr gans aus freien
StttGen gefDmmert, pDraus um 10
oeutlider beruDraebe, pie piel ibnen
ooran 9elegen lei. boB Der 6rieoens=
obIdluB balom09tibit su Stonoe
fonlnle!
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Die Griebensberbannlmug In
Glib : N5rifa.

SIN britiiben Sacramento madte
Der Tibrer Der Heeierunaspartei
U. 8. B%alfpur. bic folsenben bemer=
tenSuertben Mittbeilunaen:
rNab 3rpei Gonferensen anilben
ben 6p1 gommihdr Serb Wailner,
2or6 Githener uno ben 8urens0es
legaten in Bretoria neigerte iidj
2prb &itfener aus militdrii6en
@riinoen, ben @unib Der Buren,
in 8esue auf einen Wafenitiaftano
81 gerpabren. gr niQiate jeoob Elm,
ben Buren, ale 3ugeitanoniiie 81
MAIDEN, melbe 1ie CUR Gusibreibung
npn Wablen ooer fIr Die 8uiammenz
tunft oDn 8ertretern Der perlbiebe=
men Diitritte our 8eratbung Der Siz
tuotiun tuiinlben Ioaten. Die 8urert=
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@ntSefnna pun 0etrpleunt.

Nl5 Die gta6ri6t ourd) oas 9ar5e 2ano bin ber=
flnoct iuurOe, oaB an elmer %sepifen etelle Yetroteum
%gcfnnben poroen lei, %itr0nten Sauienoe bon 2eaten
in Der 6Oifnune babiu, 5l ben ipenigen @tidli6en
gu 9eb0ren, tsel6e Slid 9enug BADEN, cine 5ablenbe
Guele an5u6obren. Sci iolder Gle ipiro Die @eiuno=
belt uerna6ldligt, biz tie polfdnOi9 beruntereetom=
men if, lnO mas nibt ibnen oanii 3eidtbu,rt, ipenn
Die @eiunobeit perloren il2 s6fbt Cure @eiuno=
belt nit 6ofetter's Magenbitters unb Sbr tperoet
tets uirfli6 etiuno ieiu: sc siebt feline Meoiain in
Der gselt, Die 10 gut als elm Selebunssmittef fir bas
berhutereefomr1ene Spftem it, ober INN &opfI6mers
InfftpBen, gerbauuil9sitoringen, 9Dspepie, 2eber=
leioen, Grippe noer Wtalaria, Gieber uno fattes
6ieber gu beilen. 1lnterlsst ii6t, es gu %probiren,
.aber beitebt barauf. bas ebte gu betonmen. SO tuiro
g1th ont thlttI.
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sommabemb oem 10. 9(prif 1902

c inferred at the Post Office at San Anto-
l MO, Texas, as second class matter.
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Gtwas sdrefltthes

1T indenoer 6aut Gusi6laa; bob
Bucklens Arnica Salbe BELT ben
Sal auf Groen. OieIe
Sable bat ibpn 9ouienoe aebei(t.
8egen Sbmer5en, ale Sauts &ranfs
beiten uno torperliben 8erlebunaen
giebt es nidts befiere8 in Der @elt.
Breis % Gents per Sdadtet. Sci
lung miro garantirt. 8u boben
bel s. aalteper & Spbn, @ep. :. &.
Submit, @igentbImer, uno Qoolf
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Die @%inlaoune aueeaanaen, brei DO
bere Offlsiere Der amerifanilben Irs
NEE als 9beilnebmer an Den grpBen
Wta10perr 81 lenben, Die i'm na9iten
9erbit in 9eutl6lano ltattfinoett.
Die Sffl5iete ltno mod nid)t ausgez
ndblt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-05
HAVE FILED A Demurrer
Beef Packers Move TO Have Trust
Suit' Knocked Out.

Chicago, August 4.-The government
suit against the alleged beef trust was
sent step forward here today by the
filing in the United States court of demur-
rers of the defendants both as indiviGu-
ais and as corporations. The demurreN
set up at considerable length that the
complaint on which an injunction is
asked is insufficient. 1t is maintained
that the suit is multifarious and If
allowed to stand would tend to congest
the business of the court. In specific
terms the demurrer asserts that so much
Of the bill of complaint as asks a dis
covery "of the several interests OF the
defendants and their business methods
has not stated such a case as would en-
title the complainant 20 the relief prayed
for The effect OF the fling OF the de-
murers is technically to admit all the
allegations charged in the bin Of COM
plant The argument advanced in sup
port Of the packers position IN that. ad-
mitting the truth Of the charge, no suf-
fcient ground has been shown for the
Issuance OF the petition In the writ. The
instrument was signed by John ". MI
Ter. counsel for all the packers. II the
demurrer is sustained by the court. the
original complaint may be amended and
IL overruled the defendants have the
privilege Of answering. 1t is not expected
that any further steps will be taken In
the case by either side until October ].
when the federal judges return from
their vacations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-05
SELDOM BOWERS DROWNED
while Swimming in n Pond North
west OF Perry

Perry, Q. T, August 4.-Word was tele-
rhoned from Pedee yesterday morning
that Seldom Bowers aged p, was drowned
while bathing in pond on his father
in-law's farm, ten miles northwest Of
here.
1t seems that Seldom and his wife's
brother. a lad of IA. went TO the pond
about clock in the morning TO swim.
They had swan across the pond and sat
on the bank awhile, then both struck out,
young Johnson ahead. He heard Seldom
CALL Come help me; I'm drowning.
Seldom was sinking for the second time
Johnson caught him and was drawn
under several times and had to give it
up. He called for help which was near
hut it was some time before the body
was found. All was done for the unfor-
tunate young man possible. but of no
avail
Seldom Bowers was a bright young
man, Noble county teacher. Last year
he drew good farm in the Kiowa-Com-
anche country. Last April he married
Miss Myrtle Johnson and moved onto his
claim. About a month ago he came back
to visit his wife's folks now here. He
leaves besides his wife an only brother
and mother.
For those who are nervous and run
down Hoods Sarsaparilla is the ideal
buiIding-up medicine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-05
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
MEETING
Of Republican Territorial
Committee Called
BY CHAIRMAN Cash CADE
Plan of Campaign Will Be
Outlined Aug. IL
BY CHAIRMAN CASH CADE

Guthrie, o. T. August Cash NJ. Cade.
chairman of the Republican territorial
committee, has called meeting of the
executive committee for August II. The
date of opening the campaign viii be
discussed, as well as the plans for carry
ing on the campaign in other parts Of
Oklahoma.
The members of the committee are as
follows: John H Dillon, Geary; John
Embry. Chandler; j. r. Cottingham,
Guthrie; j. NJ. Gilbraith. Parkersburg; J.
3. Ferguson, Enid; Marsh Lambert, New
kirk; E. J. Leach. Oklahoma City; Bert
Howard, Lawton; John E. Evans, Perry.
The territorial headquarters have been
moved into the rooms formerly occupied
by Secretary William Grimes in the Bea-
dies block. These rooms make good quar-
ters for the committee and are much
more convenient than those used over
the Wheeler drug store.
Vernon ". Whiting returned from Enid
today and has taken up his work again.
AS secretary he is a very busy man and
IS rapidly arranging details for the cam
Daign
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-05
MATTER EASY ENOUGH
Shawnee People Given Tip How to
Get Indian Allotment.

Shawnee. .. T. August president L
Wheeler. Of the school board. has re-
ceived a reply to the petition sent 10 the
department OF Indian affairs at Washing
ton. D. G. concerning the desire OF a
number OF Shawnee people to purchase
for school purposes only. the allotment
of the So-aeres just north Of the fair
grounds. belonging to the heirs of the
sllottee. Pah-pe-shick. Kickapoo IN
dian.
After acknowledging the receipt OF the
petition and the perusal Of the document
which was signed by a very large num-
Der OF people OF Shawnee. y. c. Tanner.
the acting head oft he department. states
in substance. that he believes a patent
for the land was issued TO Pah-pe-shick,
the allottee. and who Is now dead
whose heirs have a right TO sell the land
II they see fit. the proper procedure of
the parties desiring the land to be de-
voted to school purposes alone. would
be to call a mass meeting ard secure
subscriptions enough to purchase the
land
Mr. Tanner says the department would
necessarily have 10 recognize the FIRST
deed made by the heirs Of the anottee
and properly signed in conformity with
the rules Of the department as these
heirs have perfect right TO make such
a ssIe.
lie also states that the department
has had number OF communications
regarding this piece Of land and from the
manner n which he mentions It. II it Is
really 10 be had Tor school purposes. i'm
mediate action must be taken.