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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02


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WANTED Trees. uTv vool for ea.sis
ara hl1tnE Tor slie- ~ East Third
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HoIIsEs EoR SALE

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FOR SALE
5s3 y Main. II rooms. brick. $ 800
6l3 y. Main. brick store, 81 200.
lNt1 and Crown, s rooms. T. lots. 81. 100.
63a acres. 18th and Main. 81 .3eo.
~ \. Mead. rooms. 30 feet. $500.
lll5 :. Emporia. . rooms. 90 feet, 81 500.
1910 >. Lawrence, o rooms. $500.
l555 5. Market. rooms. - feet, $500.
1850 n. Fifth rooms. % feet. $50.
zoos Texas W. s, 4 rooms. soc.
21l9 Jackson. 3 rooms. - feet. $40.
Sll y. Lawrence, rooms. $500
rooms, - feet. y. Topeka, $500.
rooms, y feet, \. Market, S4,5oo.
rooms, lots. y. Market 5000.
rooms. 20 feet. y. Lawrence. 800.
8 lots. ;. Emporia, each, S2Z5-
80 fees Thirteenth and Lawrence. 81, 200
y residences. rents SSi2 $3.50.
= rooms 5. Market. rent 500. $4,000
$40 -. francis. rooms, 81 50.
1907 Wabash. 3 rooms. 80 feet, SIS. small
payment. easy terms.
so \. Main; rents So. 80: S2ooo.
lllo Falrview, new, : rooms, modern. -
by 3l feet rcnrs 50. s401J.
n Lawrence. near Thirteenth, S-rocm.
modern residence. $3.50.
Ten acres. near College Hill, s7oa.
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and Wabash. Offer wanted
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

stock invoice between four and five
thousand Cash business. Sales 1900
nearly $4,000: brick building. cheap rem
low insurance. J. J. Bowdish, ia n.
Market 67-2t
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Responsible manager to take
charge OF warernoms and Office 10 be
opened in Wichita. 70 further business
interests " OF established malufactur
flg concern Salary, Sl15 per month and
extra profits. Applicant must have good
references and $500 cash. Address Man
aser. J.. q. Box 1lI. Philadelphia Pa.
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Statesmen yvANTED-To sell imported
and domestic LIQUORS, principally fine
Kentucky Whistles. case and barrel
goods. good chance to right man; salary
or commission r. 5. Strader < Son,
50 and Il L. Water ST, Lexington. Ky.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18

The Department OF elections at a
meeting to be held this evening will
consider the subject OF working sew
cral new election districts in the
City Of Wilmington.
For several weeks. it 10 said, the
Republican members of the depart
ment have been considering the
question OF sub.dividing soma of the
largest election districts in the city
so there will be no Inconvenience to
the voters on election day.
Up to the present no considera-
tion OF this matter has taken place at
the meetings OF the department, but
some action may be taken tG-nig ht.
1t is not generally known that
new election districts can be ere
ated by the Department OF Elcc.
ticns. but It is said by Republican
leaders that a subdivision can be
made by The Department if the
number of voters In district IS
considered 10 be too large Tor al to
vote conveniently.
At present there are sixty.tive
election districts IN the city, aud
after action is taken bv the De.
partmenl OF Elections it is expect
ed that more than fifteen districts
will be added to the present mum.
Der, making eighty or more under
the new division OF precincts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
DOCKST ADERS.

Andy Lewis & Company, pre-.
seulin. Il character study in two
acts, entitled "a Victim OF Habit
Mile. Odetta. supported by Renter
a. Green, in comedy act, 'My
Cousin Alice, and the weltknowr
parlor gymuasts, The Panther Trio,
provide the features .! the bill at
Dockstadcrs this week. Lewis &
Company made their initial appear
ance here yesterday and were
warmly received, The act calling
forth most hearty applause.
Odctta proved 10 be one of the
most clever dancers seen at the
house this season. She maxes sew
eral changes and shows many
graceful figures in the art. The
Panther Trio elected the applause
which is ALWAYS accorded these
h'sh-class comedy gymnasts. The
he eys offer rural comedy act,
Isl and Mandy and Rowe & Fer
uuson. late stars OF the "Belle OF
New York Company contribute a
satire Of the lloorwaIHcr OF the mod
ern department store. Mountz Il
del Mar, the Bijou duo; and LILLIAN
Melbourne, complete The list. The
latter is banjo'st and parody
singer and will probably lie reinem-
bercd by her characteristic song,
"What's S the Use. Eddie DcNoe,
was TO appear this week, but cam
ccied a, the last minute, and his
place on the program Is very ca
pablv filled by Cliff Farrell, the
black face musical artist. who prov.
cd such hit at ShcIlpot Park last
SeusQll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
THE DURGOMASrER.

Managers of firs!-ciass theatres TO-
day experience more trouble IN
booking suitable attractions than
the average observer would imagine.
The publics' taste is materially
changed from that Of only few
years. inasnuch as tragedy with II
few possible exceptions. financially
speaIiiny. is thing OF the past, aud
the same may be said of ihs drama
that is for the iirst-class theatres.
Straight Comedies are only en-
plotted with profit by either prom.
iuent star OF Charles or Daniel
Frohman. Even the comic opera
for the past few seasons has been
in a way sighted; there are not
four lirs,-class comic orera organ'-
zatlons on the road to-day.and from
the present outlook it seems as
though the musical comedy has the
call. not the aggresations OF 20 or
25 people, This is the whole story
il nut shell OF what the people
ol to-day. and are willing to pay
for. aud that is exactly what is ex.
aclIy what is promise patrons, when
"The Burgomaste will b: pre-
sented at the Opera House on
Saturday, March %.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
THE NEW YORK ERS.

Though towards the fay end ol
the dramatic season we are vet 10
see one Of the great big successes of
the year at the Grand Opera House,
Monday. April l4lh, when the IA
mous comedian, Mr.. Dan DAILY and
the George w. Lederer Company
arc booked 10 appear in the great
big New York musical COMEDY sue
cess entitled "The New Workers.. y
Mr.. DAILY has seldom seen seen
here as in most instances the pio.
ductions Of which be has been the
main factor have been sent on the
road without him; he usually re-
naming in New York aud large
cities, but in this case We are not
alone guaranteed The star but the
entire original company which con-
sists ot Is metropolitan tayorites
and the same sumptuous production
wE!ch was presented Tor iour
months al the Herald Square The.
atre early this season and since
them Tor 50 nights iu Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
AIDED BY
ST. PATRICK.

Edmund Dougherty was the first
prisoner before Judge Cochran in
The Municipal. Court this morning
on the charge o, drunkenness.
"What have YOU 10 say" queried
the Court.
"Well. YOUR Honor replied
Doughcrty, II intended to take the
pledge yesterday and took il little
TOO much to drink.
Mr.. Garrct May it please your
Honor. yesterday was 81. Patrick S
day and | ask that the case be dis.
missed. The court made such an
order.
peler Tracy was drunk because
he drowned the Shamrock. The
fine WIS 81 and costs.
Daniel Mcllhcnny was fined 50
for being drunk. lie had been be-
fore the court last night on Il simi-
lar charge aud was allowed to go
Attention was turned now % the
lady $ class. LiZzie Beaie came
up with smile 10 answer the
charge OF Iarceny OF a stove, eight
chairs and Il lot of dishes from
man with whom he had been drink.
ing. He did not wish to prosecute
the case and iizzie was allowed 10
10 and sin no more.
Maggie Smith and Dora Frishy,
colUred, were rated at SJ and costs
for disturbing the peace and dig
nifty of the state by lighting on the
street at Fourteenth and Claymont
streets.
Joseph Nerdo was charged with
assault aud battery aud the prose-
cutting witness asked that the case
lie dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
The NEWS OF
KENT COUNTY.

Dover, Del, March 19.--The
Grand Lodge of Delaware, Aucie mt
Order OF United WorKmen. will be
we'll represented at the session OF
the Grand Lodge OF Maryland,
which will convene in Washington
to-day and continue icr three DAYS.
Professor James e. Carroll, JOS.
r. Hstfecker and Chas. H.. Pretty
man of Dover. accompanied by
Grand Master B. A. Grovea OF Mar
shailton. and Grand Recorder Chas.
Il. Woods, Of. Wilmington, left to-
day 10 attend the session. Tie
Delaware Workmen are Interested
in the appeal which the District Of
Columbia will make TO be detached
from the Maryland Grand Lodge,
in order to become 4 part OF the
jurisdiction OF Delaware. Should
the Maryland Grand Lodge refuse
the appeal, the Washington Work.
men and the jurisdiction Of Della
ware will take the case 10 the Su-
preme Lodge.
Jesse c, Mccoy and 4. Howard
Jones. students at the Wilmington
Conference Academy, will leave for
Cristield this week, 10 attend the
session OF the Wilmington Confer.
euce. Mr.. Mccoy has been filling
the pulpit at Port Penn NJ. E.
Church Tor several months, will ap-
ply lor admission nlo the confer
cnce. while Mr.. lones will ask for
work under the presiding elder.
The Rev. B. f. Campbell, pastor
Of. Armory NJ. E. Church. wild also
apply for admission into the con-
ference.
AT the State House the secretary
OF state granted the follow charters:
American Standard Composition
Company OF Washing ton. u. G., 10
manufacture paints. The capital
stock is SlO0,OOO
The Turtle Creek Valley Reduc.
ton & Construction Company 10
carry on the business Of gathering
garbage and burning the same
The concern is from Plttsburg and
the capital stock is $4,000.
The executive coWmitte recently
appointed by the Zig convention of
peninsula farmers to carry out the
idea planned at the convention for
securing protection for The farmers
and fruit growers Of the peninsula,
especially in their dealings with the
railroad companies, held its first meet
ing.
1t was proposed to raise Il fund at
once to employ three Of the most
prominent anli-railroad attorneys OF
Delaware and Eastern Maryland to
llok after the interests of the fruit
and grain shippers during the coming
season and obtain damages for delay
in shipment or cascless handling Of
tueir goods. The committee vii! also
endeavor to bring about united effort
on the part Of all the farmers for
their protect on.
The young people Of st, Johns
Dramatic Association Of Holy Cross
Roman Catholic Church. celebrated
st. Palrick's 5 Day by giving an cnter-
tainment in the Peoples Theatre to.
night. After ain interesting musical
programme, the farce, "l'addy's Mis-
i'ap,' was presented By the following
cast.
Paddy Miles, Edward Prince: Dr.
Coates, John Bchan. Jr.: Henry. his
son, William Prince: Job. gardener
lollr Conner: ssRcuben. Edward Boyle:
Mrs. Fidgc' Blanch KERN: ,Iaue, her
daughter, Kettle Holau. An orchestra
furnished music during the evening
and the association sang several seIec-
lonS.
Br ian l3nim, only cure on earth FOR
catarrhal con : IN ntiOu. i.UC. and sl.Uy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
Row Over Boys.

Bridgeyille, Del, March IL
". Adams, II mattress manufac-
turer of this town, and John Jones
had an alteration Yesterday.
Some time before 2 o'clock Jones
and other young men We're around
the factory, it is alleged, and
trampling upon the straw, a small
boy threw IL heel of an old shoe
at Jones, after which lie picked it
up and threw it back, striking one
OF Adams's boys.
Adams, who saw the affair, ask
ed Jones why he did it, and some
warm words followed. Adams
told Jones he would settle it
Monday. This did not satisfy
Jones, who wanted to settle it
then.
Adams grabbed u staye and
came toward young Jones. Jones
wrestled the stave from him and
dealt him Il blow ovcr the back.
Adams picked up II hoe which was
near at hand. bnt Jones met him
in Il mad rush With a large Stone
which fel!c,l the man to the ground
Adams was rendered unconscious
for fifteen minutc.,, and when pick
ell mp was Thought to be dead. Al
ugly wo md at the back of the
head near the base of the brain
was dressed by physicians which
may result in his death. Jones
was arranged irto""5|1yor Wiley
to-day charged with assault and
battery with Intent to kill. lie
was held in &}'", bail pending
Adams ) rvtuycrN. At Il late hour
to-day Adam, Wa, pr"nrun'rd IS
slightly better
l'r. Slmm ~ hit" luln.nr.c BAl1am,
The extraordinary Lang Rehely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
ASSAULTED
A PREACHER,

EEzabcth. n. J. March 1.-Two men
last night attempted TO murder Rev.
Henry Huust. pas Or 81 this teu ~ Street
Lutheran Church. ar. Huusu had ro
turned to his house after sCtYice in his
church aud was about retiring when his
wife heard footsteps on the back porch
Believing that it was her boy, Ivan who
suddenly disappeared frnm his home No.
vember IS last. sho usgel her husband to
60 aHd see II It, was not he. Mr.. Houst
.rlcd 10 the voranln ual walked out u
tho centre OF tho piazza, when he was
struck from bshind on the side of tho
head by some ono With blunt weapon
Tho violent blow threw ths Clergyman Oh
the floor Of the s: oop, where he lay uncon
sclous.
His would.be a sassin kneeled on his
breast aftec throwing u black Goth over
his faco to prevent him from giving an
outcry and stabbed him III tho left breast
with what.apronrs TO have been a stilatt0
The blade penetrated through his ruat
U std Maas 4 dssR fa;h wound after RlaRo
ln "a 4 sen ~ sktflasi la ssaA slTsss
Tho inlnls ter was carried ito the house
BY his wife and boy and Dr. Funk hur
riedly summoned. The physician pra
noQnced tho khife wound not dnngerou'
but the blow on the head 10 seriouc. Tho
clergyinan's Iieuhs 1sr fsighrlully swollen
and he Is coutlned. 10 his bod
The police ara making cioso search
and expect to fin j a trace Of the would Lo
Mu!dcre.s,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
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A LITTLE GIRL
ASSAULTED.

Frederick, Nd, March IT,
A warrant has been sworn out
by States Attorney Worthing-
ton, of Frederick county, for
the arrest of Grover c. Fritz,
of the neighborhood of Harris
vile, in the southeastern part
OF the county, upon an l1-year-
old daughter Of Edward Tucker
of the same neighborhood.
The warrant was placed in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Carter,
who to-day went to Harrison
vile, but was unable to find
Fritz.
The assault i, alleged to have
been committed on last Monday
night, but was not brought to
the attention of the county au-
thoritIes until yesterday. 1t is
| alleged that young Fritz, who
is a son of William Fritz, IL
farmer, met the girl on a pub
lie road about Il mile from her
home: threw her dowii, tied a
handkerchief about her mouth,
and committed the assault.
The child has since been under
the care ofa physician, and her
condition is still serious.
On the night Of the assault
a search for young Ffitz was
organized by neighbors of the
girls parents who had learned
OF his crime, and he was run
into a barn not far from his
home, but escaped. The follow
ing day he was seen by persons
who had no authority to make
an arrest, but he has not since
been seen in the neighborhood.
City OF Trenton Victims Sue.
Three more suits growing
out Of the wreck Of the steam
boat City Of Trenton, on the
Delaware River last August,
have been instituted by Hattie
Bacharach, Helena Techner
and Matilda Techner, against
the Wilmington Steamboat
Company, in the United States
Circuit Court. Philadelphia.
All three women were passen-
gers on the ill-tated steamboat,
and were thrown into the water,
contracting severe colds and
sustaining other personal in
.juricS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
ALONG THE
RIVER.

The work in the shipyards
promises to be lively during the
coming season.
While the tugboat Martha is
being repaired the tug Emily is
doing towing work for the Charles
Warner Company and the d. d o.
Railroad Company.
Thomas G. Mum, the boat
builder, yesterday, shipped five me
tallic, life boats to Il firm in Toledo
Ohio. The boats are for service
on the lake steamers.
The steamer Halifax which has
been at the yards OF the Harlan a.
Hollingsworth Company for sew
eral weeks for repairs will clear
from this port the latter part OF
week.
The steum drelse Vim yester-
day removed Il quantity of mud
from the bottom of the Christiana
at APPOINT opposite the plant of
F., Blumenthal. This was done
in order that the new city cable,
now being layed, might be placed
at Il greater depth. The cid cable
on several occasions was run into
by craft, and on one occasion was
broken.
The steamer l'llica, Of th> Del
aware River Navigation Company
which recently was repaired at the
yards of the Pnsey d Jones Co.
will resume her trips between this
city and Pennsgrove tomorrow.
A newkaml larger wharf has been
cons acted at that point.
The steamer Brandywine, Of
the Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany, will 60 in ia" repairs at the
yards OF Tie Jackson ~ Sharp,
branch of the American Car d
Foundry Company, the latter
part Of the present week and the
City OF Chester, which has been
required, will make the trip be-
tween this city and Philadelphia.
The latter boat will probably be
placed on the line Friday .,
Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
w tn the Blue COais.

The many friendso turnkey Nccley
we're pleased to see him on duty TO-
day. He has been very sick for several
months.
The City Hall with its foul odors
and drafts Is accountable for much
sickness among men vino must stay
at the station.
Officer Serson is acting as especial"
at the hal and Officer Pierce is
doing night work on the patrol wa-
gon. He will be special at the sta
tion every other week. This change
has been considered one Of the best
made by the chief. A patrol SER
geant needs man on the wagon at
night and it has been demonstrated
a mistake TO take him off.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-18
Strenr.t!,. ming fanHHha'$ Def"nsrs.

Strenrt!,. ming rannula'~ Defensrs.
PANAMA. EuiolnhiA. March Is. Ac-
tive measures are being ihk"n Tor the
defense ui this city. and thr iron in
,rcn.imrnlS are being strengthened.
Ex,rt.nr Vigilance IS exercised day and
night, Ii is reported hero that the rcro-
lutieniata have landed Il number Of eat
tic 1t; t'hclrnr;l. \ dispatch announcing
the t,cath Of the revolutionary general
Sergio Perez during HE lighting at
David iael month has been received
here from Guuyuuuil Ecuador. 4 dis
patch has been received here from pr.
Jose V. tonchn. the Colombian minis
ter al Wnslinetor. in which he Says he
is actively engaged on matters perian-
ing to the Panama canal.