davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

c. F. Biddle is in stafford on bust
ness.
Judge Bowman. Of Newton, was IN the
city yesterday.
W. J. Wilson, of Goddard. was in the
city yesterday.
Attorney c. \. Matson Is in Oklahoma
ola legal business.
E ]. Kuhn. of MuIvane, was in the city
o. business Yesterday
Fred Cronkhlte. OF Watonga. is the
guest OF Harry Pottinger.
George E. Lewis of North Carolina IL
visiting in the city this week
The recruiting office viii send two re-
cruits to Leavsnworth today.
\. J. Adams reformed from ? business
trip through oklahoma Yesterday
Miss Hattie Shields is sick with typhoid
fever at her home. N2 South Water
Judge Dale granted a divorce yesterday
20 Alma Bond from George II Bond
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. McCavIek. who have
been in Waterloo. Iowa, have returned
\ basy girl was torn 10 Mr. and Mrs
4 c. Blot. l7es North Lawrence. Mon
day.
Dr. ID. II. Horner and family. Of Nc
L-uth. are visiting Dr. Hg-ner OF this
city
Mr.. E. Myers. editor OF the Braman.
O. T. vas a visitor at The EsEis Office
yesterday.
Mrs. J. = Bell and daughter Edns Iefi
for Denver yesterday afternoon % make
their home there
Mr.. H r. Eniott>.nd wife have ~; she
city for a short visit with friends ~ Eiills-
dale ard Enid. o T.
v. Ferguson has been confined 70 his
home fer several days. lis sieknsSs 3
not considered ssriozs.
Prof. Z G. Marshall and wife returned
f,on H Dorado yesterday sna are visit
irr friends II the city
Mis- ". : sheIeabzrEsr CT Ok!sho.sA
Cit, Is vIsi,inE a, TIE harne q AttorrseJ
ard Ms ? J. Pzrr. :. Indiana
Mrs. laura coazsy Il Waterloo. lowa-
uRs "a. been vzssrizE heTs tur.Hz fslc
HOLIDAYS. has reta.5e1 20 ~ h1sae.
Mss Minnie { uscke1s. reprsssziin=
.ae cd f.zdtes Rest AZ eI-zvsaussTth. uiii
ean upon ,he people for Sezafsars q taat
susiftuSsca
The melton oocket * -ssssse p4.e sosss
vii be called al o'osock sstar1sy zse-r-
sag. January , ass ;h> criminal ccekss
VII D. called at oesook TEescss 1osa-
tn<- JassAry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
HAD RAG BABY
IN HER ARMS
Insane Woman Suddenly Ap-
peared in Lobby of Carey.
PAPER SACK FOR A MASK
She Caused Considerable Ex-
,citeilent on East Douglas.

A middle aged woman dressed entirely
in black, with a paper sack over her
head with holes punched for her eyes,
and carrying a rag baby in her arms,
suddenly appeared in the lobby of the
Carey hotel yesterday afternoon about
o'clock.
and peculiar appearance soon attracted
the attention of every one in the room.
She would not answer questions asked
her but kept up such continual now
that a policeman was sent for. When
he word Policeman was mentioned she
ga altered her rag baby tightly in her arms
and before any one could stop her she
rushed out of the hotel and down East
Douglas When she reached Aherne's
Grug store she stopped and looked in the
window. then walked in. Here she began
her incantations again. She rocked the
rag baby in her arms and put up most
pi1iful howl in which there was not
wosd that could be understood. She walk
ed UP and down the floor making sound
that seemed to be a half moan and half
laugh. The clerks stood in awe for
few minutes. then seeing that something
must be done. she was ordered to take
the sack off her head. She paused in her
mad walk and while facing the clerks
pulled the mask from her face. There
was not a person present who did not
take a step backward. The face present
ed was hideous Over her features played
the smile that is so often seen on mani
acs. Her front teeth We're gone and her
whole face was haggard beyond descrip-
ton.
When asked to give her, name and
where she lived she began moaning and
waving her arms toward the ceiling.
Then she vas given a paper and pencil
and told to write her name, but the
marks she made could not be read. She
threw the pencil aside and again COM
menced to walk the floor, all the time
fondling and petting the rag baby just
as though it were a live child.
She was allowed to continue her walk
until two policemen arrived. They also
attempted to get her name, but could not
and she was tsken to the police station
in the patrol wagon.
While at the station she was questioned
further. and it appears that she is not
only insane, but was dumb The poor
demented woman was confined in the
police station last night while the police
investigated and tried to find her home
and relatives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31

point to bore for gas or oil. What do you
pay for leases? We are in the greatest
gas belt in Ohio and have more than 100
wells within thirteen miles of this city
Producing all the way from 100000 feet
to 100000 Our glass works have their
own lines with eleven wells. Gas costs
the factories from seven to ten cents per
thousand and private parties pay from
fifteen to twenty cents per thousand. The
rate for cook stoves is twenty-five dollars
and the fat rate for furnace is forty-two
dollars Those securing leases give the
owner of the ground 500 per year for each
providing well and ten per cent of the
product of each producing oil we'll We
have but little oil but the gas has made
this a booming community. We built
over 500 houses in 1902. ] run Touring
mill of 200 barrels capacity and it costs
me 5000
The great mistake made here was that
the city did not go into the business itself.
Respectfully. ''THOS. H. SITES.
Mr. Allen has been getting leases from
the farmers in the eastern part of the
county. but when the matter comes to a
head there will be many who have not
given their leases as they should have
done. 1t is TO the interest of the land
owner as well as the city that this matter
should be attended to at once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
GAS EXPERTS HERE TODAY.
Question of Boring for Gas to Be
Discussed.

While there has been nothing done re-
eGrding the gas matter by the committee
in the past few days, the committee has
not been idle and it is doing all it can
TO secure a company to bore for gas in
this vicinity at rates, or rather. terms
which will be acceptable to those who
subscribed money for that purpose. 1t
is expected that Mr. RACES will be here
today to talk over the matter with the
committee and see what can be done in
the way Of arranging the proposition to
make il satisfactory to both the city and
10 Mr.. RACES. The city committee seems
irclined to stand pat on its PROPOSE
tion which was made to the attorney for
RACES & Co II this should he changed
ir would require the consent Of all the
subscribers TO the gas fund
The Indiana company which has the
franchise to pipe in gas from the east is.
under the franchise. required TO COM
mence work by April l. and this company
IS not anxious to begin work until the
city has made all the experiments it
deems necessary. The company could not
wen afford 10 put in pipes according to
the franchise. until IL is satisfied that
there is no gas here. For this reason the
tests that are to be made should be hur-
ried and there should be no delay OF any
KIND
Mr.. J.. T. Allen. who was appointed by
the council To secure leases from the
land owners adjacent to Wichita received
the following letter from Thos II. Sites:
.'E. T. Allen. Wichita Kansas;
have been appointed by the council to Sc
cure gas leases in OF about the city Of
Wichita. / am one-half owner in twelve
lots In Carey Park. IS to 81. in block six.
and / thought that it misht be good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. H. NJ Dubois, alb
stractor, court house. Phone 29S)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Jacob Drumm TO S. S. Collog!er, AZ,
Third street, Valley Center ........s 200
Mary E. Cue to +. NJ. Farmer. s J.
of 81. Eth ave. Meads addition 800
Isaac H. Sweetser to Oscar S. Shirk,
81 Cleveland ave, Mathewson's 18th
add 1900
Oscar S. Shirk TO Harry c. Misenur
ct al. same ...................... 1850
c. H. Sowle to II. II. Hansen, las,
$50 Wichita ave. Bentley .-......... 400
V Hartman to Florence F.. Bigbee.
15S Ros avenue. Clearwater $1,000. 80
L. F. Duggan to II. d. Cole. A Lo-
!. Gust Park Place add ..-............-. l'5
n y Sankey to s. II. Ferguson, III
1le Woodland ave-. Richs add Sd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
NEWKlRK WILL HAVE GAS WELL
Secretary :Of Drilling Company En-
poets Drill to Arrive shortly.

Mr.. Lincoln Mckinley. of Newkirk, sec
rotary of the Newkirk Gas and Oil COM
pany, was in the city yesterday His
company is getting ready to drill a well on
the outskirts of Newkirk. The machinery
was purchased in Arkansas more than
month ago, but has not yet arrived. .Ev-
erything else is in readiness. and it will
require but a few days work to set up
the machine and get to work.
Mr. Mckinley was of the opinion that
the first well sdriIled at Winfield was a
good one but on account of a lack of
machinery the company we're unable to
save il. The casing of the well did not
reach the bottom, and there was a cave
in If the company had had a machine
tc ream out the we'll at the bottom the
casing would have gone down all right,
and the well would have been a good
one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
Who Doubts This?

Lopez Remedy Co. Wichita, Kan
Gentlemen: Ever since the close of the.
civil war 1 have been troubled with eeZs/
ma on ny limbs. / have used many dj
ferent medicines and salves witho
efecting a cure. and at times | was
disqualified from work by running sores.
also had a very bad case of catarrh
in connection with this Last May |
commenced taking Lopez Specific (Stan-
dard) the SIS size. and III all l took four
bottles. and for the last three months
there has been no temperance of skin
eruptions or symptoms Of catarrh. l hon
estly believe your remedy has effected
for me a permanent cure. and I wish 10
recommend it TO ny friends as 4
cure for such troubles Respectfully.
T.. ID. SHRENE.
So Burton avenue.
Lopez remedies are sold by ali drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
HOW TO DRINK MILK.
Why It Disasrees With Some Peol


When one needs a reviving stimulant
after exhaustion nothing can rival the
effects of hot milk slipped slowly
Some people say they cannot digest
milk and these are the people who drink
1t down quickly so that the digestive
acids, in playing around it. form large
curds which give trouble before they can
be absorbed.
The right way is TO sip the milk IN small
amounts, so that each mouthful, as IL
descends into the stomach, is surround I'd
by the gastric fluid. and when the whole
glassful is down the effect is that of
a spongy mass of curds, in and out OF
which the keen gastric juices course,
speedily doing their work of turning the
curd into peptones that the tissues can
take up.
To make sure of complete digestion take
one or two of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets afterwards. as the pepsin and dias-
tase they contain increase the quantity
and efficiency Of the gastric juices and
supply the natural digestive ferments
wnicn all weak stomachs lack
Miss Anna Folger. professional nurse,
speaking of the value OF Stuart's Tablets
in convalescence, says: In adult pa
tients recovering from severe illness and
especially in children where milk DISC
grees. one or two tablets overcome any
,.lficuny and seem to strengthen the
stomach in a remarka bly, short time l
myself have used them daily for years,
when my own digestion has suffered from
the Irregularities and loss of sleep con-
sequent upon my occupation
Not only children and invalids. but
professional people and others whose
meals are necessarily hurried or Irregular
will find Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Of
the greatest value in keeping up the tone
and digestive vigor of the stomach.
They contain the active digestive fer
ments, the lack OF which is really the
only cause of indigestion and stomach
troubles. and the regular daily use Of
them after meals will probably cure any
case of stomach trouble except such as
arises from cancer or liberation.
Many druggists have said that they
sell more Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets than
all other stomach remedies combined
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
DAVID HARUM.

The three acts into which David Ha-
rum are divided are laid in bonneville.
New York. In the first act Harum sells
the Deacon the balky horse, in the second
the audience sees the pious mai caught in
a terrible shower behind the animal that
would stand without hitchin, and in
the third Harum tells the story of his
visit to the circus and of the whipping
which followed. The play is crowded with
amusing incidents and has had an over
whelming amount OF SUGGEST 1t is said
to be the most popular native play de-
scriptive of American humor now before
The nnblic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
rlmPLs IS SELECTED
To Succeed Coser-cr Richs-es - TIE
C~oersi Ls-5 OeSce

sge-sssrzaos. fser z-8oNn - Fsrsszs
q, rafra.fee . sss seen sszssxes -
lssszssci slss.aees - tae tsa.s 1s~zs@
g. ardess s-sssfr 5ssfaass = rlrsxso 80
- zn-ssssez~s -. r. I.eksssss so
~ riws.F ~~ss szsff1 - ra-se s@se-s
- ~ fsse grsssers grk1Ea,eg ~
rsurzs So la~ ea-rk - az zrnsxss
issa EE1ax - s3sr gsxfs s-ss zss.ssszs
zzsarrsT ~ &c sa4rs s1$e- attaTass
sssre-zs Ez1ssFerFsy = - saf<<ses o.
psTfzse-f. al rs<sxfss t-s yezrs 49, -
sr<@=z "a 40 f<1et1es- He e - ys.rs
q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31

The Assembly Chsutauqua Circle Will
meet on next Monday evening. January
;. 1898. with Miss Staley, in the Fletcher
block Program:
Roll Call.
Quotations from Dickens.
Observation-Disclosures as an Educator
Miss Dodge.
Ten Englishmen Of the Nineteenth Cen
tl.ry-Palmersten. Mr.. Mckenzie: Shaftes-
lury. Miss kendie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
TAFT Nav SUCCEED selRas.
Latter vii Retire frors aepssr.
<c1~- Thts gsfosee

Nassisxsea. ssec . -Jasslss sslrss a,
AZ sssrrHse tezft - "a faft.a STATS
s4i retire ssu~ fians <arinx sss sf-4ens
vialeF J-s ssfs t.@z ~ g-s 49, e..
szss esrao< - pasa r~sssga 49,. -.
f--f~ s~Tn sfx@sss 49, esnsE ess~s sH..s
hsFs h<rn - - fessEsa~ss 49, 49,.
easss's : - NJ As.atss. A1Rsssr. - -.
stfaA - sfss~ei s~e<sse x -
So r eft-sF fsas BE ss-easessT 49, y,
rs'-rsfra*-s e~fs7re 80 s<spssran-ssss -.
fae ssf7ee tFsf,e,f7l 80 - sassSss@-... y.
49, = VA Tar 1fsa Sssr--..r !.
- "a =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
MAHARAs MINsTRELs.

1t is always pleasant to look forward 10
q real. up-to-date. performance on min
strelsy land the new Mahara minstrel mu-
sicale is among the recent ebony produc-
tons of the current season. Critics have
been profuse in their praise of the unique
company, and together with the scenic
environment which Manager Mahara has
supplied for this attraction, has. been
called a work of art. From musical
standpoint the Mahara company is SUI
perior in every particular. The musical
melange is a treat in itself. The festive
vaudevilian also forms part OF the en-
tertainment, and numerous other attract
i've features place Mahara's operate min
strel show on par with the best.
A street parade will be exhibited on the
day of the performance, and at night the
company appears at the Crawford. Their
date is January 5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31

Sse-ev = - Brse s-Assfzss rs-s--ss'. q
here sscn Ss~ fslnes So asaFEs 49,
hs.s h-aszET rnarzsrct fzo EuFe1~-r
.-ossecte-s srzs zszay oes-F s.srsees- -
: f~zvst tass to eresta kss rsz-zs-s ~
rS.svs. % rszert = zznr-sakFzn TA1sr-
...as ~ s.zsz.z<. CT sshszs.szx ca Fos.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
Great Surgeon Presented an Album
by Ne~ York

New York. Dec @-Praf tc,af i>0reaz
was toslay prcseased u.ifh tbe rssoiutsasss
recently paced - TIRE bosfd q ai3efrDsa
extosilnE ~ cork hc has done .u this
,.Y. parriciliariy fas the pgDf Afser a
I1rchs-pa al the Hardware eiab she suF-
aeoa vas sscorfei 70 the city hail. where
Alderman Wrikelsf delivered sn ss.srses
30 Aidefuan fr 81 nfsd f1ie ei-
hufn coatsintsE ere sazras.s-i sisirraF
Href Lorna rsf.f1 thankfra tfe aisst-
men and s1rr.alas h-s p'sassfe as |
raosefssn ifa37ss hlsg ~ ~ Vested
zfsfr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31

Rerigu- Dfc- S,-ztap~r1s Wtiiam ass
cAs.csslo- yoa BosseE are seassle-ssx
10. establishment = = sepAratr e4t-srt
sssffi5n sq-~ciauy Tor he a11nisasiFafien
q 80 polish psgs5arss- ihSa go asi-.g
he ecvs-rrnens r. co1cszfrNfs Pclls1 -
fairs fn g ziagie o-sse ard ssacsrs sal-
f<-ssfy zrss oo1s.siszry p tss seszla =
.--..sr.. rrssrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31


The bonds paid were as follows:
For establishing market places 6.ooo-e0
For packing house ...-.-........... 5.90.oO
For internal improvements 49,. $3.50
Total .-......-.-..-...-.--.-.--. .Sls'z4S.'9
Besides this one thousand dolalrs of the
funding bonds series X, was paid This
* one of the bonds owned by the state
and the above amount is paid each year
Bonds for street openings came due TO
the amount of $S.664l2 and sidewalk bonds
amounting to s1s38.f. All of these were
laid up. The total amount of bonds paid
off is 81, s52.5s. The interest on the bonds
paid and on those now outstanding
amounted to 81, 1914.
This brings the total amount Of interest
and bonds paid to $50. 1898 The city has
no more bonds or interest coming due
until the first of February. At that time
small amounts of internal Improvement
bonds will become due and the city is in
good shape to pay these on that date
Some few years ago the city purchased
q tract of land lying between Wichita and
Water streets and south of English street
for 5000 as a market place Many people
eft that time considered the price too high
and it was possibly little higher than
current real estate values. 1t is now the
property of the city and since its purchase
has rented for enough to pay the inter
est on the bonds and leave little money
besides and is now worth about double the
amount paid for it.
About the same time the John Cudahy
Packing company wanted to come to
Wichita and they wanted bonus. Bonds
amounting to 5000 were voted. These
have been paid and no one doubts that the
voting of the bonds was a good invest
nent
Within the past year or two there has
been many street openings and Internal
fmprcvement bonds were issued TO pay the
Damages The money for this was charged
No 10 the property owners in the benefit
district and paid when the annual taxes
were paid. These bonds are due in one
wear from the time they ere issued and
are paid from the money received by the
city for that purpose. Many miles OF
sidewalk have been laid during the past
two years and the internal improvement
bonds were issued to nay for the walks
ordered in but not laid by the property
owners The cost of the walks were
charged up to the property owners and
were paid with the taxes.
The city treasury is flush just now and
every cent of outstanding bonds and all
interest has been paid up and the city
viii begin a new year with about all her
debts paid that is, all that can be paid
at this time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
SOLDIERS ARE RloTIse.
Ssrrsr. Belgium. ~ Their tssncs ard
lses Polahiy.

Narnur. BeiEi4ta. Tfss- 5s-TnsTe kas
l-rer frosale hsteesH sofiiers ard r3s4l-
lars bsrs Fscentig ard res.rsl ciasAea
haze occurred .fEssfrs Teafse5 = e;irsaz
- - art r.sfage-F Trss brske ~.fseasss
SD roasss or srFersG s1Tssfs. Th@ pe.i-s
ana xes1arrafr fE-srss5 ~ rs sasss
l.lt acre Basbis - ss1sfsss ~ disefsTr.
ssserai q sa.f-I ssr- seau3ssi. Tb< bae-
-s-nssteT hss sert rszsiss mes ~ -
trooEs % rsssfo3 ~ s-f-lzEegs. Al sssss
-. a.. llsres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
TWO MARRIED MEN.

Those VINO miss Two Married Men at
the Crawford opera house next Monday
will miss a good laugh, for there is no
play on the road today that is quite so
funny as Two Married Men" II you
have got the blues and want to get rid
of them, go and see Two Married Men.
There are many specialties. and the ac-
ton of the play is always fast and furious
so that before one realizes it, the evening
is over, the curtain is down and you
laugh on your way home and keep on
laughing until you go to sleep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.
PENNSYIvANIA

A play with heart story, true to ma
be the next attraction at the Crawford.
commencing matinee Thursday. We refer
to the comedy drama Pennsylvania.
which is the joint authorship of Daniel
l. Hart whose Parish Priest" Mel
bourne. and The Jucklins,'' have piae-
ed him in the front rank Of dramatists
and of c. z. Callahan, whose Coon Hol-
low 'Fogg's Ferry etc, etc, have
given him similar prominence.
L ne new play is founded upon most
ingenious plot. turning upon a law pecu-
liar to mineral states, and certainly so 10
Pennsylvania, which makes void con-
yeyance OF ore unless specified in a deed
&c land. The brilliant and natural dia-
Iogue so noticeable in The Parish Priest
and :" Coon Hollow permeates this joint
production, Joined to vigorous climaxes,
strong dramatic scenes, and a remarka
BILE scenic catastrophe in which mine is
shattered and fired by an explosion OF the
dreaded fire-damp. Beautiful special
scenery by James Fox OF New York. in
Guiding an actual elevator in operation. =
select metropolitan cast and the famous
Eagle quartette. are among the features
of Pennsylvania" Coal miners in work
ing clothes. worlSmen on strike. and
oIdiers for their suppression, are like
wise used incidentally, but the play turns
o nan interesting dramatic story.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31

$40 'sse- Isf E--Ias &c..
HAs s-sF<es~s-s tosr nors ssrsss -.
ffsFsts s<r1 - ias.e fo1 rse.ks,-
fslin. ssass A<sss>si p=rs r. -. !
tss ezrs s0~ zznb<rs .eg..s -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
TT Is IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOLIO
ADDRESS 10 loRENz.

TWENTY-FIVE natives eere recently aalsa
u = trial ncht
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31

Practical Studies in English-Expol
Miss Norcross.
Talk on Browning-Miss Jones.
Ieader-Mr Vincent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
S25,252.58
IN BONDS
And S1l,207.34 Interest Has
Been Paid by the City.
CITY HAS A MARKET PLACE
That Rents for Enough to Pay
Interest on Bonds.
CITY HAS A MARKET PLACE

City Treasurer Harris has deposited in
the banks of this city $50, 1882 to pay
principal and interest on bonds against
this city. At this payment bonds amount
ing 10 $l9,249.s9 were paid of entirely.
The bonds paid were as follows:
For establishing market places 5000 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-31
Assembly Circle PROGRAM.

Lopez remedies are sold by ali dru
gists
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-26
IN BASEBALL CIRCLES

While Saturdays game OF baseball,
between the Mailc-Ilima AID Custom
House teams was by no means free
from errols. still 1t proved TO be one IL
the most intensely interesting of the
season. At one stage of the game III.
excitement reached such pitch ihct
the band, stationed on the grounds, was
unable TO find a note high enough to
match and people from back of the
ropes were standing on the chairs OF
the newspaper men and official umpire.
The Males won by a score OF IA to ~,
thus administering the first defeat ever
experienced by the Smugglers.
There is one matter connected with
the arrangement of the grounds that.
in the opinion of those who had oc-
Casion to notice it, should be watched
more closely during the progress of fu.
ture games.
Any number Of people gained admis-
sion free by means of the entrance near
the terminus of the Rapid Transit Co.
and others, among them being some
reputable citizens of the PunahoU local
ity, came in with chairs from the direc-
ton of Pauahi hall.
The baseball men wish TO have 1t
mentioned that the proceeds OF the
games are partly used to swell the Nc
Kinley Memorial Fund and also that
where the public was wont to pay
twenty-five cents for one game, 1t now
pays the same amount for two games.