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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
Wichita Comm.

Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr. Baughman, former pupil, called
Monday.
Miss Jennie Day of the shorthand de-
partment is spending a few weeks in
Enid o. T., visiting friends. She expects
TO return to school about July 1.
Messrs. Price. Nulty. Gard and Herndon
have been taking the final examinations
in the commercial course during the past
week
Mr.. McBurney Of the shorthand depart
ment has been out Of school the past
week looking after harvesting 500 acres
Of wheat near Halstead. Kan.
Professor Hutchinson and wife OF
Hutchinson. Kan. made a pleasant visit
at the college during the week between
trains.
Mr.. Hudson. former student OF Pro-
fessor Robins. called during the week.
Mr Hudson was the bool,keeper FOR the
North Enid Lumber company.
Miss Pearl Winch Of the shorthand de-
partment has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper for Dit. r. F.
Coats of this city.
Miss Minnie Harrison returned 10 school
shorthand course.
Miss Leota Coleman. n former student.
called during the week 10 visit old
friends
Mr. f. S Sullivan Of the shorthand de-
partment has accepted a position as stem
ographer for Edwards & BaughTnan. West
Plains kan
Miss Percy Rittenour Of the shorthand
department was called 10 do special work
for III. Dumont the architect. during the
past week.
1fcssrs Fifer Cuim. Smith. Richardson
Herman and blanchard finished the the
ory or bookkeeping and were promoted 10
the actual business department during
the past week.
Miss Grace Gard q the shorthand de-
partnent IS dong stenoKraph!c owrk for
AR s. .. Amidon this week.
Fazel-Adars Business College Notes.
Bert Rogers cf the shorthand depart
ment. visited with friends 81 Newton iast
wees.
The Misses Jameson. Pierce. Wilson
and johnson attended the Congregational
picnic ln Riverside last Tueseay but did
not oven mention the mosquitoes.
The spelling match between fEe students
oe The shorthand department ard those II
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

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FFlchsiz SATURDAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
THE NEW
LEVY C0URTMAN

From the Sun.
Ia selecting Mr.. S. F. Ewart
from among a number Of exception.
ably good men who were appli-
cauts Tor the place, Governor Hum
has made a good appointment in
the successor OF John Lynn, re-
sigued. Mr.. Ewart is 10 every
way qualified aud worthy, for aud
of the appointment. His personal
character aud ability is beyond
question and his political record is
unimpe eachable-a Republican bv
inheritance. inclination and prac-
tice, he is mautullv decisive 10 his
judgments has courage TO voice and
contend for his CONVICTIONS, and is
loyal alike to his convictions and
his party. These things assure
the 10y atty Of the new member OF
the Levy Court TO the general pub
lie in his service. In his devotion
to good, hopest and economical
government, Levy Courtmau Ewart
will be the peer Of any member OF
the court. Without being intrusive
he will be heard from when neces-
sary that he should speak, and al
ways on the right side Of the ques-
ton ut issue 90 far as ability and
conscience can determine the righ
side.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Services at Central

Divine services at Central Church
on Sabbath, were Of a most impress
sive character. Large congrega-
tions were present morning aud
evening, and Que Of the marked
features Of these services was the
large number Of men present All
hearts we're stirred by the deligh hit
tul music rendered BY the choir.
as also by the ngregational sing
ing, for 10 one not singing 1t seemed
as if every voice was praising God.
DR.. McCurday was at bis best.
and his sermons were delivered
with intense earnestness aud were
full Of tender entrelty ior greater
and more active work for the Mas
ter. The pastors "New Year
letter which we found in the week.
lv, calendar. was full of hope. and
cheer ani comfort to those who had
passed through trial during the
year
The Sabbath school Of this church
is IN a tlourishing condition. Sab
bath the attendance was $50. Mr..
Wm. Il. Crosby is the much houored
superintendent aud has served the
school for nearly twenty-five years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
THE EVIL EYE.

All OF us are children at heart
and that accounts perhaps, for the
success Of Chas. Ii, Yale and Sid
ney X. Ellis fastest mechanical
ical spectacle "The Evil Eye that
will be seen on its annual visit TO
this city on Friday night at the
Opera House. All the the antics
that the childish inauguration is
taught to associate with witch
craft are reproduced, and inter
mingled arc scenic embellishments Is
SO that the eye is continually de.
lighted as we'll as surprised. Like
all dramatic offerings OF its sort,
the plot oi The Evil Eye is as
complicated as it is consequential.
In the first act you will see a
Holland village with its typi-
cal windmill. The second act takes
place at the Gale acceutrlque, st.
Petersburg, at the neIghth OF win
ter Season, and the third act repre-.
sent the ruined castle Dracheniel
overlooking the river Rhine. Ger.
many, by moonlight, where the
latest scientific achievement 1.-The
Electric Ballet, is novel aud beau
tltuN There are many new ieat'
ures, new faces, new scenery, new
costumes, plenty OF ballet, dancing
and funny situations for those whc
want TO laugh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Serious Offence CHARGED.

Robert Cook, aged 50 years is
locked up at the police station on
the charge Of having acted in a
lewd manner towards Grace Ellen
Sandy aged II ] years, of New
Castle, Agent Stout of the S. P. O.
c. received a complaint a few days
ago and after making an investiga-
tion he served ont warrant for
Cooks arrest. This morning he
drove to the farm Of Mrs. George
M. Collins near Mt.Cuba and plac-
ed Cook under arrest. Cook is an
Uncle of Mrs. Martha Sandy Of
New Castle and stopped at the
house from December 23 until
December %. The child is Mrs.
Sandy's stepdaughter and she
alleges that during that week Cook
acted in a lewd and lacivious man
ner towards her. She is now in q
serious condition under the care Of
Drs. kuntz and Munson. Cook
will be given hearing before one
OF the magistrates in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
The Police investigation

The Police Invcstiga alton goes
merrily on and it lies all with the
Commission as to the result at the
session last night Chief Massey
Bernard }. McVey and Joseph II.
Martin gave testimony. The Com
mission has summoned number
Of officers to appca ar tonight. lthas
been learned that men who testified
they saw no policy on their dis.
.ricts, actually went to place Of
business wherethey had the grow
ler" rushed and played policy.
Such is the report on lhe street
and it is safe to say that the Com
mission will so to the very bottom
OF the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Before Judge Churehman In the
Municipal Court this smorning.
Mary Moore. colored. was charged
with acting in dlsorderly man
ner. Officer Winthrup heard her
cursing a distance Of a square
away about II o'clock last night.
Mary had not been before the court
for two years aud she was given a
chance TO 90 aud siu no more.
David West, colored. and Her.
man Kloss were charged with Ike
larceny of a lot Of tools, the prop
erty Of George Fleming. The testl.
mony was to the effect that HE
workshop was broken into and
about $55 worth Of tools were taken.
James Cohe Of Front a nd Orange
streets. testi fed that West came TO
his place and sold number OF bits
aud gave him $l.05 aud handler
chief. West stated they belonged
toa him as his father died some time
ago and he came ieto the ownet-
ship.
Othcer Wintrup test'ned mat ue
recovered the tools.
Sergeant keleher testified that
he made the arrest 10 company
with Officer S. D. Scott about mid
night. West told them that Kloss
broke 10 and obtained the tools and
that they divided the matter
KIoss acknowledged that they
we're both connected with the rob-
berry. They had been in the Ferris
school.
West had been out but two weeks.
Bail was fixed at $500 for court.
Stuart jones' pleaded guilty to
trespass at the house. No. 23l
Orange street. lie was fixed at 50
and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
CHANCELLOR
HOLDS COURT.

Chancellor Nicholson had a busy
day in Orphans and Chancery Courts
yesterday. One important case that
was disposed of temporarily was that
of Lindley C. Kent VS.. +. I. Clymer,
growing ont OF the appointment Of
receivers for the company. After
mucn discussion, the litigation was
terminated by agreement Of counsel.
1t was agreed that the business Of
the company should be conducted by
the receiver until next May, when
the receiver may again apply to the
Chancellor for permission to sell the
!, props rty. Joseph A, Comfy, one Of
tn receivers, presented his resigna-
tion. which Was accepted, but Lind
ley c. Kent, the other receiver, still
continues in that capacity.
The objections to sale of the
Clymer property have been pending
for several months William s. Hill
les represents the receiver, Andrew
+ c. Gray, the Clymer Company, Ha rry
Emmons, long list of creditors, and
Colonel Benjamin Nields, the remain.
ing creditors Of the company.
When the case of Willis VS.. Maria
Hartman was called. a novel reason
for a continuance was presented by
Martin +. Smith, counsel for Mrs
Hartman. He said that his tee h
had been troubling him and be had
been spending much of his time late
ly with q dentist, 80 that he could
not prepare his defense as he would
have liked to. For this reason he
asked that the case be postponed for
a month. Chancellor Nicholson
laughingly remarked that he had
visited deItiSts too. and he granted
the request. Lilburno Chandler
represents Willis
The Chancellor denied the applica-
tion for an in unction in the case Of
J. K. Long VS.. William NJ. Johnson,
known as the Odessa hack line case.
Charles f. Curley represents Long
and John II. Rodney is counsel for
johnson. Long claimed that he bought
the hack line between MiddIetown
and Odessa from johnson. with the
agreement that Johnson was not to
engage in the business again. Later
when Johnson started new hack
line Long sought to restrain him from
operating it. under the alleged agree.
ment. Johnson denies that he en-
tered into any such agreement. Ar.
ter denying the injunction Chancel-
,lor Nicholson appointed Frank DE II.
Janvier TO. take testimony in the
case. He will submit the testimony
to the Chancellor, who will determine
the merits of the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
She Sat on Dy namlte. (.

Trenton, N. J. January 6.-When
lincmcn for the Delaware and Allan
tic Telephone Companybcgan digging
a hole. in front of No. Is Market
Street, Mrs. Abraham Girowsky or
dcred the men away. She even at
tempted to get down into the hole
and stop the digging, bnt the men
good-naturediy clbowed her out of
the way and continued until they
strucn rock. Then Mrs GirowSky
won the day.
1t became necessary to blast. The
sticks of dynamite were placedin posi-
ton and logs laid on top Of them.
Then the woman seated herself upon
the pile and deiied the men to light
the fuse.
Mrs. Girowsky positively refused
to move, 50 the lincmcn gave upwork
at that point and moved to the next
hole.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
DAM AGE CASE
CNNTlNUED.

The damage case Of Francis Kar.
zewsk VS.. tire Wilmington City
Railway Company was resumed In
Superior Court this morning. The
plaintiff was put on the stand again
and finished his story of the accident
Several other witnesses testified in
the defendants behalf.
John Handy Of Snow Hill, Nd,
who q visiting his nephew L. Irving
Handy took part IN the trial by ex-
amining several witnesses
Prof. Pratt OF Delaware College
testified to howa circuit Of electricity
can be made
Frank Bailey superintendent Of
the Car barn testified to having hired
the plaintiff and of the instructions
that were given him. He told him
time and again to not work in 4 car
without taking Of tho trolley pole.
Mr.. klIandy asked If it was not the
duty off the superintendent to see
that the trolley po e was kept off the
feed wire while the men were at
work on it.
The witness appeared confused and
could not answer. Mr., Hayes Oh
iected The court ordered the wit.
ness 10 answer yes or no.
He after much hesitation finally
said no. Several persons testified
that the plaintilf told them be had
rheumatism in his hand.
The eatldavit Of DR.. Swithin
Chandler who attended karzcwski,
before he left for Europe, was read
to the jury by Mr.. Hayes The case
will 90 to the jury this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
BOB WHITE.

Miss Bob White comes to the
Opera House next Monday night.
Joseph Jefferson in his advice TO
aspiring comedians, says; "Get a
laugh the minute you make your
first entrance on the stage, Then
your audience is prepared to laugh
at you on the slightest proyocation
during the entire balance on the
performance, Acting on MIR Jet.
icrson S valuable suggestion. Will.
ard Spenscr introduces his coined.
lans IN his comedy opera, "Nlss
Bob White in the most ludicrous
manner possible.
They are tumbled out OF an auto.
mobile which crosses the stage at Il
very rapid pace, and the manner
IN which they are spilled creates
such laughter that the actors are
Immediately placed on a friendly
footing with the audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07

success and were given the most fiat-
tering kind Of a reception. They were
assisted by Frances Maloney, a little
tot, and Eddie Gohn. The sketch
has plenty of comedy and Mr.. Ellis is
given ample opportunity to display the
talent for which he is SO we'll known.
Burton and Brooks, two clever come
dians, offer one Of the brightest and
best monologue talks, ever seen at
Dockstader's. Manning and DuCrow,
the marvellous monopedes offer an act
that is quite a novelty and Evans and
White, in black face singing act;
Seamon and Monti, in refined COM
edy and singing act, and Lorraine Ar
mour and Charles Baguley, in an
operatic sketch of decided merit, COM
plete the bill. 1t is one of the best
combination of all round variety and
real excellence that Manager Dock
stader has given his patrons lately.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
For Rural Mail Routes.

Special Agent Plummer Of the
Post Office Department is in New
Castle county laying out new rural
free mail delivery routes. 1t is ex-
pectcd that two of the routes will
start from Hockcssin, one from
Newark, one from New Castle, and
probably one in Brandywine hun
dred, starting from this city. 1t is
expected that the list of carriers
recently selected for Kent county
will be approved this week and
the delivery system started there
in Il month OF two, as soon as some
details can be arranged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
4 1miIis1I9s .ryfs r~,,'.

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Two young lady n.'ssloi as!ss from
Goods Bible Schoo' a.. Customary
Training Home" Cincinnati, Ohio,
will give farewell messages at ALI
ance Hall, No. 6l0 Adams ttreet ron
Thursday evening Of this week at
the :. As service. r.
Africa Is the mission field to which
these young women are now on their
way. !.
Mrs. Knapp, the superintendent Of
the Bible School already referred to
and wife Of the late NJ. W. Knapp,
editor of Goods Revivalist," Is ac-
companyIng our sisters as far as New
York and will also take part In the
service. You will be welcome,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
DOCKS1 a DE RS.

Monroe Mack and Lawrence in a
one act farce "IIOw to Get Rid Of Il
Mothcrimlaw, scored IA big hit in tn,
opening performance Of the week at
bockaladcr'a yesterday afternoon and
evening. aud those present enjoyed
the act Immensely. It is lUdicriun>
III the extreme and has enough tun in
II for three ~ four sketches. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles I. E!li, in Mrs. Hoo
gau'o Music Teacher scored another
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
SAN TOY.

At the Opera House on Saturday
January llth the eng az emcnt Of the
Augustin DAILY MusIcaI Company is
announced. This splendid musical
organization VIII present ITS great
success OF "San Toy, the Chinese
English musical comedy which has
woa lis way into Instant favor
wherever It has been presented,
There are many dellg gh.tul num-
bcrs and the costumes are rich iD
design and brilliant in color. In
the company are Samuel Collins,
who is seen to advantage IN most
charming role, Paula Edwards,
Melville Stewart, Marie Celeste,
Geo. X. fortescue and a chorus Of
seycnty-tive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

THE FRANKIE STOCK co.
AT the Opera House tomorrow
afternoon the frankie Stock Com
pany begins an engagement OF two
days presenting Sunshine OF Dover
Lock, to morrow afternon and on
Thursday afternoon ''Old Forty.
Nine" and on Thursday evening,
1.-The Child Of Fate at popular
prices.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
Programme Of the Philadelphia
Orchestra which comes to the Opera
House this evening.
c. NJ. Won Weber ... Overture,
"Oberon. -
Camille Saint-Saens Introduction
and Carprioco.
Violin and Orchestra.
Soloist-Mr. kosmen.
Soachim Raft
Dance OF the Dry ads"
from the symphony lnThe Woods.
Johannes Brahms
Hungarian Dances No. & 6.
l.. Var Beethoven
Overture Leonore, No. 3.
Camille Saint-Saens
Danse Masabre.
Robert Schuman ''Evesong.
(String Orchestra.)
Lee Delibe Inter mezzo Malta.
FradZ Liszst
Hungarian Rhapsody, No. ?.
The above grograme is Of the
most interesting Of Mr. Scheel s COL
lection. The Oberon overture 10
one of the most characteristic of
Weber's writings Of this nature.
The sololst OF the occasion Mr..
Elkan kosmau the principal con.
certmeister OF tine orchestra, by his
appearances in Philadelphia with
the organization, has already es-
tablished himself as viollnist Of
the very first rank, SAINT Saens is
one OF the most e!eg ant OF the mod
ern composers. The third selection
on the program will be "Dance of
the Dryad' from Raf1's "lu Waldo"
symphony, and should display the
high capabilities OF the PhIladcl-
phla Orchestra 10 the very best
degree Brahms is dawn upon to
the extent oftwo hungarian dances
the most popular OF his collection OF
dance music the filth and sixth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair weather will prevail,
with slowly rising temperature, and
south westerly winds, followed by
hazineSs on the coasts.
Wednesday, fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with stationary
temperature and southerly winds,
followed by rains in the northern dis
trictS.
Thursday, fair to partly cloud!
with slight temperature changes.
The thermometer at W. G. Iaylor's
drug store 3o2 King street. to day register
ed as follows:
7oc'ock ~ O clock o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
JAS. I. MULLIN & SONS
9th and Market, Wilmingt on
Tuesday, January 7, 1902.


We believe that it is true that
business is being lifted out Of the
trmmels of commercial Selhshness
each year and conscience brought
more and more to bear in all the
marks of trade.
With Stafford the great Prime
Minister to Charles |, we would
like to take as our wutchwOrd,
"Thoroughness" for the coming
year.
1t is no disgrace to be il Grocer,
but it is a disgrace for Il grocer to
sell bad groceries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
One Sale Infitlfmed

In Orphans Court this morning
Chancellor Nicholson confirmed
the return of sale of real estate Of
Samuel s. Spencer by WIS. Hilles
trustee.
The case of Edwards vs.. Allen
which was to come up in Cham
Gerry, will be heard next month al
Dover,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Our Spe cials for Two Weeks

Our full rich blend OF COtfoe Rosala
Blend 22c. b. regular price ........ .23c,
Han CONS self raising griddis cake
flour l0c. package, regular price. lec
Green Acre extra Strawberries. l5c.
can, regular prlco. o.......,... ..... lSc,
Hans CONS strained honey pure
lie. bottle,
Best sewing machineloil. ..... Sc. bottle
Hausco grape butter, our own make
l2c. jar
Pure white CASTLE SOAP. equal to tho
imported. u............,..-.,... lot' ~
National Biscuit Company's Cream
Lunch Biscuit ..........s SC. package.
Delicious cri-n Spic, Waters ...... So. lh
Genuine hon e.made Snuer krout. &c at
Ia cl0te it out we offer our Fine Broken
Candy while 1t lasts at Sc, ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Levy Court I Ock.

When the people with business in
the Levy Court WcUt into thc court
room to-day they were surprised to
Sec the clock stopped al 2,l5. One
of tlo>" present sad IIa' II appeared
mnw!l.k like The R'pphD!rau7 in The
ley, tOuria cast Of ) and :,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Presented with q Watch.

Mr.. Owen W. Everett. cashier o.
the Hartmann and Fehrenbach
Brewing Co., has been presented
with fine gold watch by Mr.. John
G. Hartmann, president and general
manager of the company. MIR.
Everett appreciates this proof oi
esteem very highly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Set the Third Time,

Mrs. Deviney who fell down stairs
one day last week and broke her arm
is having trouble with the member as
the physicians for the third time yes.
terday reduced the fracture.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-07
Fish. Fish

Powell will have on sale tomorrow
at his stand IN Sd. Street Market,
Lake Pike, Silver Smclts, White Cat
fish. Fat Backs, Stake CD, Market
c, d and Cheap Head.