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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08
A VALENTINE OF LONG AGO.

Emily present this little trife 20 one
who she regards" More than seventy
five years ago Emily took UP her quill
pen and IN dainty characters wrote the
dedication on the fiy leaf Of friendships
Offering In spite Of her bad grammar
q glance at The faded and delicate writing
With its quaint hOuTishes and aristoc-atic
angles is enough To prove that Emily
was dne voting lady and that she really
meant AZ least a little more than she
said.
Poor Emily Her lilies and roses are
long WiIhered. along with the ether fow-
ers which Slooned n the reign Of King
George ". 10 whose Nest Excellent
Majesty the little morocco bound VOL
uTne is dedicated
And "one who she regards has gone
also with the rest Were they married
one ddy-Emilv and ''one who she re-
gards2'' or did Emily de early Of q
broken heart. perhaps2
Her handwriting looks as II she might
have easily fallen a victim &c some such
old-fashiOned msladv. And did -'one who
she regards leave Emily behind and
come 10 the States Il seek his Torture
Certainly IN some way the book which
Emily gave him as valentine in lS25
found its way 10 this country and. pass
ing from hand TO hand, finally turned
up on the stalls of . little second ha nj
0tHA St4+H ia lie Et4AlA A-1lLCt u Dltk
New Orleans.
The little book is spotted with brown
and yellow now; its morocco cover IS bad
" marked and tern. But cor the sake
OF the unknown Dut dear and dainty En-
ily-as well as for its own-it shall be
cherished hereafter and given such care
as Emily herself might wish for the
little tribe which perhaps told tender
secret 10 the unnamed man who was its
original owner.
Friendships Offering" is a fat and
sturdy little book Of nearly l0o pages. II
was handsomely and well bound as is
proven by the fact that even today Il
makes a gay show with the gold rosebuds
and scrolls stamped on lis back. Il was
one of that great crop of ANNALS which
people OF good condition were wont 10
send TO their friends on the recurrence
Of New Years and St Valentine days.
We do such things differently now In
stead Of a volume of 4e pages stuffed
with stilted verses and tragic tales writ
ten by as many Lords and Ladies-ncth-
ing less than Esquires being admitted
under any circumstance send TO our
friends a gay card stamped out of col
ored paper by machine. And We pick
up this old volume OF Friendships Of
fering'' and laugh as We look over the
table Of contents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08
PRosAsLY WAS FulL oF sllm

Naay funas arguments are used in tie isthmiaa shin
oaa- controversy bur none more farfeched than The
point urged hy veteran captain who to5 Tie enate
committee which is considering re question that Pan
should be terminal rost ii shin canal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

The big bugs of England entertaining Schwab
sumptuously. Nobody heard of Schwab five years
ago but his money does away with a little objection
Ike that.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08
Cures the Liquor Habit
In Three Days
sAMuEL nURPHY. Postmaster at OLkIaIloma (

SAMUEL 1URPHY, Postmaster at Oklahoma City,
O. T.. saws: Il have more faith in DR. McKannas
treatment for the liquor habit than all other treat
rnents known 10 medical science
W r. TAYLOR. County Attorney, Oklahoma City
O. r. SAYS: i know personally at least 100 drunk
ards who have been CURED Of the LIQUOR habit
in this county / commend Dr. Mckauua 70 the
public -
Similar testimonials win be given sby half humid
red of Wichitas most prominent citizens, business
and professional men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Tfllman IS on the side Of the Fipinos The only
time Tllman would be really with this government would
he when he was himself President.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Mrs Sonel is trying to die and Nature with its pc
culiar contariety is apparently preventing her from
7o5ng
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

The Standard OH company has just declared quar-
terly dividend of $2o0o000O The average American
can't think Of the Standard Oil without gasping.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Now the Prince Of japan visit the United States
We might better have commission Cor the reception
+ ROYALTY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Russia IS establishing bank in China The idea is
that the bank VIII China, and Russia VIII oTn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

The Sgitan of Turkey has ordered his brotheEinlaw
70 be shot The suIans kin have % Be nshty careful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

If Carnegie attempts 10 attend the dedication Of his
numerous libraries. he Viii have his hands fulL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Tie launching Prince Henry wiH &c closely gUarded
ond people from Patterson y j. wi.l he barred
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Apparently II was wuravefI the Russian. Who called
OF European interference.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

II IS wonder Senator Tfnlan and Senator Eoar don't
resign and move 10 the Philippine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

One 81 the uarvsls e the politicians IS Mr Roose-
yets indifference 70 second terri
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

Mysteries come at last All IN the Gainshoronsh
portrait story las now been told
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-08

ike that
The Standard OH company has just declared a quar-
terly dividend of S2o0o0000. The average American
can't think Of the Standard Oil without gasping
Trlmsn IS on the side Of the Filipinos The only
time Tman would be really with this government would
be when he himself President
Mrs sonel trying to die. and Nature with its pc
oular contrariety is apparently preventing her from
doing SO.
Now the Prince Of japan is 70 visit the United States
We might better have commission Cor the reception OF
royalty
Russia IS establishing bank in China. The idea is
that the bank VIII China. and Russia VIII ovn
the bank
The ssitan Of Turkey has ordered his urotherinlaw
be shot The Sufans kin have 70 be mighty careful
Tie launching Prince Henry vH &c closely guarded
ond people from Patterson. y J.. vill he barred
Il Carnegie attempts 70 attend che dedication Of his
numerous Libraries. he Viii have his hands full
~ es-
Il IS wonder Senator Tinlan and Senator Hoar don't
resign and move over 10 the Philippine
Mysteries cone cut at iast All in the Gainshorofgh
portrait story has now been told
One Of the uarvsls of the politicians IS slr Roose-
vets indifference 70 second tern
Apparently ii vas MurTsrle7 the Russian. Who called
% European interference
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SHOT FROM AmBusts.
i vsuus Oil Killed i Ksasasty ~ =
unkaosvm Assaaslu.


Marion. KY, Oct. 24s-Miss Neecie
Williamson. the pretty daughter Of
Horace Williamson. one Of the eounr
tvs most prominent citizens. was muir
dered Wednesday night by hidden
assassin as she was returning home
from church services. accompanied by
Grover Brown, young man Of the
neighborhood. The assassination oc
CURED about 9:3o O'Clock Miss vii
Hanson and Brown left the church.
accompanied by the young brother OF
Miss Williamson. AS they neared Miss
WilIiamson's home, walking along the
public road. a shot was fred from
ambush. and both Miss Williamson
and Brown fell. The shot tore away
the lower part of the face and LAGER
ated the shoulder OF the young woman.
She died Instantly Brown was only
stunned. He regained consciousness
and fred two shots with a pistol at
the feeting murdered.
The alarm was given and the whole
community WAS aroused The person
who { ID the fatal shot was hidden in
the underbrush In a potato field ad-
Joining the road He had cleared
away the brush and arranged that be
might have a clear view of the road.
The weapon used was a shotgun.
About one year ago Grover Brown
and a young man had a difficulty near
the scene OF the murder, and Brown
shot the young man, infiicting wounds
from which he has never recovered.
The quarrel was over Miss William
son Both were admirers Of the
young woman.
warrant Of arrest WAS issued foI
the father Of this young man. charging
him with the murder On arriving at
his home. the sheriff learned the fam
It's had left for Livingston county 10
visit relatives The sheriff left at
once for Livingston county An effort
TO secure bloodhounds was Ruthless
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24
MINES IN BAD SHAPE.
Ia some ca.ns IL wfu Take Weeks to
Repair Before Resumption.

WilkesbaTre. Oct. 24.-The resump-
ton Of mining throughout the anth-
ton Of mining throughout the anthra-
cite region was not as general Thurs
culties were encountered in the shape
Of water and accumulated gas and
dangerous roofs which threatened to
fall ard entomb the workers, were also
discovered in many OF the colHeries
The mine superintendents would take
no chances and the mining of coal
Vas put Of until all parts Of the un-
derFround workings can be made safe
This will take a few days yet and in
some cases it will take weeks. Al
though work as carried on In some
mines which were not considered in the
best OF condition, no accidents were
reported.
In quite a few Of the oollieries the
machinery and everything else CON
nected with the hosting OF coal act
ed badly and Ii was found necessary to
close down after steam had been rails
ed and the miners were ready to so
10 work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24
WANT MORE WAGES.


Railway Employee VIII Make Such a
Demand on south~rp Pacific.
Oakland, Gal. Oct. According to
interviews with union men demand
Will be made upoa the Southern Pacific
within the next 80 days for Increased
wages, which will affect more than
80 1000 employees. Union officials are
loath TO speak Of their plans and pur-
poses but admitted that concerted
demand was being made, not only upon
the Southern Pacific company. but
upon twenty-five other roads west Of
Chicago for increased wages. During
the last six months the membership
Of one union Of Southern Pacific en-
pIoyes has increased over one hundred
per cent The organization Is the
United Brotherhood Of Railway En-
ployes,
II Is estimated that before the first
of che year on the Southern Pacific sys-
ten alone there VIII be % 900 members.
The chief cause Of the demand is
the increased cost OF living. The men
assert that they are paying 30 TO 40
per cent more for house rent and the
necessaries Of life
They also reeite that all the rail
roads are doing from one-fourth TO
one-thlrd more business now than
formerly.
The third reason given is that ow-
ing to the heavier equipment in use
the employees are compelled to do more
work than formerly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24

Lees Summit, Mo, Oct 24.--The re.
mains % Jim Younger. the bandit
who suicided at St Paul Sunday. were
inferred in the family lot In the little
cemetery near town Thursday. A
brief. simple service was held al the
home OF n =. Fenton where Thurs
day crowds of people had passed by 10
yiew the coffin The house Was crowd
ed and many were unable 10 get In.
Mira. Fentou. = niece Of the Younger
bays led a qnartette. who sang Rest.
Weary Heart" Rev s. h. ShiffseT of
the Presbyterian church followed In
prayer. speaking few appropriate
words. The palIbearers we're old as
sociates Of the Youngers, members Of
the QuaAtrell band. and among the
lnourneFs we're several who had fought
with Quantrell. Price and Shelby. The
funeral procession WAS a long one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24

Paris, Tex. Oct 24-Six or Governor
McCurdn's light horsemen were ar
rested at Tuskahoma by Deputy Mar
shall Howell Of Talihina and taken to
Antiers on the charge of disturbing
the peace They went to the home of
Judge Thompson, where Norman
Leard. the private secretary of ex-
Governor Dukes, was stopping. for the
purpose of rescuing the national seal,
which is still in possession of the
Hunter faction
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FIFTY CENTS PER TON.



Philadelphia. Oct. 24.-In view o.
the resumption of mining Of anthra
cite coal. the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad company through Presi
dent Baer Issued the following state
ment:
&C. z. Henderson, general manager:
Dear sir: The reports of the superin
tendents in charge of the mines show
that as a result of the strike the mines
and all the mining plants have sus
tanned considerable injury and theil
respective working organizations have
been impaired. For some time to come
the collieries cannot be worked TO pro
duce their average quantity OF coal
This will increase the cost of produc
ton. Estimates have been submitted
showing the probable increase In cost
per ton at the several groups of col
lieries The general average exceeds
so cents per ton.
You will, therefore, add to the cir
cular price fifty cents per ton-this ad'
ditlonal price TO continue until the
first Of January. 1908. by which time
we hope to reach a normal condition
of mining and production.
Notwithstanding the fact that dur
ing the strike, no coal was sold by
our company at an advance over the
circular price the price has been I'M
reasonably adcaByed TO the public by
some retail dealers. In the distribu
ton OF the coal therefore. you will. so
far as practically supply the dealers
who are willing to sell coal to the pub
lie at reasonable figures. Where deal
ers seek 10 obtain an unfair profit
from the public you will promptly take
steps to supply the reasonable de
mands of the public directly"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24

Washington, Oct. 24.--At the request
OF Col l.. j. polk and others, Senator
CulAeraon called az the navy depart
ment Thursday To urge the North At
lantic squadron To pay a visit 10 Gal
weston ia connection with the winter
man4uvers In southern waters lie had
a very satisfactory Interview. being
assured a portion Of the squadron, at
least. would visit Galveston. No defin-
lite time for the visit can now be fix
ed but it viii be the latter part Of
February Or the first part Of March.
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Waco, Tex, Oct 24.~~About 200 ne
gfees I.ft here Thursday over the Katy
for Oklahoma and the Indian Terri
tory They stated that their depart
ure was owing to a short cotton crop
In the river bottoms THIS year. caused,
they said. by the boil weevH rayages.
One of the negroes said We are
offered railroad work and cotton pick
ing in the TERRITORIES, and besides.
land is cheaper up there. Many OF US
Will sottle. and never return to this
state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24
COTTON MILL MERGER.


Raleigh, n C.. Oct 24-~The cotton
merger committee under the Fries
plan Of orginazitlon for the spinning
mills OF the south. handling brown and
dyed goods. are in session.
Some Roadway was made, but the
committee will give out no detailed in
formation "a the matter il ia disc gss-
ing the valuation Of various plants aad
wiil be taken Into the merger.
John Fries who is the promoter of
the plan says about las mills have ap-
Piled for admission, but that the adapt.
ability and needs Of these viii be care.
fully scruftnized before any are accept
ed That there viii be over seventy
h.iiis 10 tha merger appears certain
and the capitalization will 50 beyond
$50 e80 0te3
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Scranton. Pa. Oct. 24-The nom
union man was a scarce article around
the collleries Thursday True to their
declarations. the companies did not dis
miss them, but with the stockade liv-
ing quarters gone and the almost i'm
possible task of securing boarding
houses confronting them. the import
ed non-unionists packed up and left
for other and more congeniaI climes.
Al about half the collieries a prae-
tleally full force Of men were put to
work
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Nrrrs r.rnchra ia Georgia.

Tailapoosa. Ca. Oct. 24~~Ben Brown.
negro charged with having attempt
ed 10 eriminally assault Mrs. Henry
Dees. a white woman, at her home
three miles from this place Thursday
morning, was taken from the county
jail here Thursday night at seven
O'Clock by a mob Of 300 men and lynch
ed. The mob carried the negro TO the
scene OF the crime and hanged him
to the lower trestle work OF a bridge
over a creek
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24

Sherman. Tex. Oct 24.--Mr. Farm.
ham OF the Union Traction company
Of Cleveland. Ohio. is In the city and
states that severed forces OF aag8neers
Will Be placed IN the Sharmaa- Wacs
iAma ct various puants ct osaca. lie a.
20 states hhak q force will be pssa On
the nherman as4a Inc 1T daes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-24

Galveston. Tex. Oct. 24.--Wm. j.
Bone. aged rs and married, committed
suicide here by cutting his throat with
q razor He was formerly and for
several years deputy state tax asses.
sor, but had been out of employment
for some time, and became despon-
dent.
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slx Prs.oner. E-cn pc.

Terrell. Tex. Oct 24-Slx prisoners
escaped from the city jail. one OF the
number being the negro convict that
recently escaped from the state farm
near Martin and who was being h@ad
here for SeFgt Skaltom The NAMES
of the prisoners are silby F1sids, Har.
ry johnson, L0my Smasth, CAaEims Beaa.
0Fny Williams, john apaa@s and JCMn
Harper
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EsTRAYED- One n Pc K n a t.
Please return to StouF Bros wood
yard on South Rogers Street And re-
ceiys reward. g Tsp
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PHONE lgs1-3r,i pfnkston Bros,
Dallas, Texas, fef Anything In the
way OF fine whMkeys, hrandis3
wines. etc. =
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80 MEN WANTED heg who gan
deposit 80 or sltNI fof security.
Address r. O. Box ib1, EaxahE,hie,
Texas $stSp.
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WANTED borrov $40 on ven
doris lien notes, Apply 70 this
office. TYP
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B RADT TELD'S
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WANTED-A fresh Govt Nr keep.
ing. Might purchase II sakk factory
III. j r. RuRRouaH.
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WE sell Sewing MaSldnes at popu,
lar prices, from Sl5 le $50 Waxa.
haehie Hardware COZ Il
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FOR STAND privileges near EN-
franc. 60 Ringing sho sgsee Claude
and | III Billiard. Tsp
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LOST Eight turkeys goboler, }
hens and young Hprkeys J. II.
Billiard phones CT. 10
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LOST ~~- knights TeInplaT charm.
Finder please return iaffF&y. {. Il.
Wright, up
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WANTED-T trade " fiat top
desk for a typewriter ygdesk. Ad-
dress or call at this ofYAse. dh
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FOR sALE-A fuli biooaea Water
spaniel pup. 40 MonFoeas sreet. ~
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"Ah, ~ only 1 we're beautiful
how happy life would be"

Man f3vio-n maid has said this as shs
Looked into kr m{rrcr. Fgr hea aty won1ra
have sscri tea 5utse love and friends III is
4 the oGe posse sion In ire lottery of hEiHs 3
life which women vvoult sos refuse
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DREsSMAKING Satisfaction
guaranteed, BIB East MARVIN Ave,
25a-2 rings. Mrs. Maize Lay 81
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WE HAY F. Just recdisy6 ulachin-
cry with which we cAxf/ saw yoa1
wood at home. Stone Bfys. If
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SEE Mrs. e. j. Griess for ladies
suits made To order. II
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FOR sALE-My rasTifnce and Il
acre Of land ut q bagf ain. on Brown
street. Apply to T. ~. Perrin. IS
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LADIES Mrs. G q. Griggs viii be
pleased TO show yfu her samples OF
fall suits. If
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Take the IS AP"
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass r

On sale daily during September and October,
1862, with stOp-ogers in California, and will
be accepted in Pullman Excursion Sleeper
passing Waco each Wednesday and Friday
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Low rates to Rockport, Corpus Christi and
Arkansas Pass. Free reclining Chair Cars
and through sleeper to San Antonio aud
City of Mexico daily & g
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For illustrated literature, reliable informa-
ton and all particulars, consult your local
ticket agent or write g
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T4E GRAND GARLAND HORSE BALLET

MORE THAN HALF OF ALL THE ELEPHANTS
In AMERICA TRAINED in AN ACT NRVEE
SEEN UNTIL THIS YEAR. D D D D 4
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CINE zoe TICKET A7asTS 10 EVERYTHING
chisdre,, usder &. Years flaf Price.
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An the Latest EuOpesn 0entas and American Aene Sensa
seale Of Aa9nceni Completeness before attempted
and ~arfnG all other Exhibitions nsiSnicsHce by s
verwhemne magnitude. 4 - 4
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-24

By the telescoping Of two gravel cars
on the new Brunswick & Freeport cleo
trio road, early Wednesday evening, Mo-
torman Chapman lost one leg and mum
Der of workmen were bruised and shaken
up, beside the two cars being demolish-
ed,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-24

The Primus, an excursion steamer or
the Elbe river near Hamburg, was sunk
in collision, Friday. The passengers
drowned numbered about 1855. The ship
was sadly deficient In life saving appli.
ances.