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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
Wichita Telegraph College Notes.


Mr.. Blaine Rry, who has successfully
pursued his Geographic work the past
few months, has been offered position
with the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf
Railway company in Oklahoma and viii
! accept same November 1st. Mr.. Fry has
been one of our best students and will
no doubt make a successful railway tele-
grapher.
Miss Nellie Mead and Mr.. Fred Hughs,
both of Wichita, are the new students in
the shorthand department this week
Mr. Frank Dermody is absent from
school this week on account of the sad
death of his father, Mr.. Michael Der
mody We deeply sympathize with our
young friend in his great loss.
We enjoyed very pleasant visit from
Professors Fazel and Adams of the Wich-
tia Bushes College a few days ago.
Miss E. B. McAdoo and Miss Lula High
attended a Degree Of Honor entertain
ment at Peerless hall on Friday evening
last
Mrs. Huff, of Derby. called at the col
lege rooms Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. r. Nighswonger, of Viola, Kan
sas. Ernest Huff. of Derby. Russell Fry,
of Sedgwick, Edgar Myer, of Winfield.
F. Hughs, and Raymond Smith. of this
city enrolled in the telegraph department
this week.
The students met Friday evening and
organized a social club to meet weekly
and will hold it's first meeting November
7th, at the college.
Professor Joiner was the recipient of an
interesting letter this week from Mr.. Roy
Sanford, former student, now in the
employ of the Santa Fe railway company
at Cunningham. Mr. Sanford is highly
pleased with the railway service and ex-
pressed himself as being grateful to the
college for the, practical training he re-
ceived here.
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CARMEN

| CARMEN
The Gordon-Shay Grand Opera Com
pany delighted a Macon audience at the
Academy OF Music last night.
The opera given was Carmen" with
| Miss Rose Cecilia Shay in tho title role
II was her first appearance in the city
Miss Shay has both the musical and dra-
matte gifts and those who were familiar
with the dash and fire of both Hauk and
| Calve were the most cordial In their APP
probation. Her voice is rich in all its
qualities. 1t is wondrously reinforced by
that combination of physical energy, per-
sonal beauty and accurate apprehension
OF artistic values which Bizet, the COM
poser. so much desired
Miss Helene Mold, as Michaelo had her
special boauets OF appreciation tossed
over the footlights the audience that
she reused into enthusiasm by the clear
expressive soprano which. apparently et-
fortress. gave the tender strains which are
assigned to the part.
When it comes TO the male members
of the cast, the commentator must re-
serve at least three for special commend
alton. AS the Toreador. Signor AchIile
Alberta proved his splendid quality as a
dramatic singer. His great song had an
electrical effect and was abundantIy ap-
preciat ed. The Don Jose of Mr. Walter
Wheatley afforded a fine opportunity for
his lyric tenor and his every note was
grateful TO the ear. The Dancairo OF Mr.
John Dunsmore was given not only with
a broad and acceptable humor. but his
voice was delightfully."- rich.
The chorus might have been larger and
the orchestra as well. but both theorches-
ira and chorus were thoroughly trained
Their reinforcement OF the principals was
efficient. They met the issue at all times
most admirably and they contributed d.
rectly to the complete acceptabnity Of
the performance. The management was
most liberal In the mounting Of the play
The costumes were fresh and combined
most brilliantly in color. while the scenic
accessories were elaborate. costly and ap-
pJropriate.-Macon Telegraph.
The Gordcn-Shay company is one Of the
early bookings at the Crawford
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FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.

Mr. Jesse Rogers. a former student Of
the shorthand department. made a pleas
ant can Monday while on his way TO his
home in Newton. for a short vacation.
Mr. Rogers has been doing stenographic
work for the Santa Fe railroad in Arkan-
sas City.
Mr.. Clarence Hadler. who had the misfor-
tune TO have his collar bone fractured
In the football game with Wellington
some time ago. returned 10 his studies
Monday.
c. T Mouser. Ernest Patton. Chas.
Fox. and A. Z. Ford OF the bookkeep-
ing department. spent Saturday at the
Newton carnival. All report having a
eood time
The floor Of the private Office has been
covered with new Brussels carpet and
presents a much better appearance.
on Friday evening the students Of the
". c. 3. held 3 spelling match. the short
hand department having challenged the
bookkeeping department. Miss Cora LEIGH
hardt. OF the bookkeeping department
succeeded in keeping the floor the longest
and was declared the winner. The stud
ents took q great interest in the spelling.
watching the work OF both sides closely.
The last three up on the bookkeeping
side were: Cora Leichhardt Alice Der
rick and Zola Ikerd. On the shorthand
side. \. C. Fox. Leslie ciohrist. and
wesley Foraker.
Prof Temple is putting his odd time
IN on The county teachers examination
rapers. he being one q the board Of ex-
am.ne-s
Tess McHarE. Oscar Lin6grove. p. T.
Hambrsc. James Clark. Ben Bolzn. Mag
sic Warner. Lizzie johnson. b F. Prewstt
and vesta Charlton al former students
called during the week. also c. ". Long
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of Sedgwick ard Mr.. La Barr, who called
to see how their sons were progressing in
the bookkeeping department.
The twelve new tables ordered for the
| theory department have arrived and are
now in place. The theory department
Will take up its residence in the new
room prepared for that purpose on the
second floor Monday
Thad Long, of the bookkeeping depart
ment is spending Sunday with his parents
near sedgwick.
On next Thursday afternoon the foot
ball team of the Lewis academy and the
". c. B. will contest on the gridiron-
Each school thinks it has the best team
and the matter will be decided at that
time.
Miss Ethel Breese was absent couple
of days this week on account Of outside
work
Miss Cora West, a former student of
the bookkeeping department, called Sat
urday Miss West is teaching school this
winter, but expects to be back with US
again in the spring.
New students this week are as follows:
Harold Pegram, T. E. Greenfield and VIM.
Harris, returning. India Bales.
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the presentation of Clyde Fitch's great
comedy, Captain links of the Horse
Marines" in which Miss Kennedy is
starring, at the Auditorium last night
There was a good house and 1t was the
general opinion that Miss Kennedy
sustains that splendid reputation that
she has already achieved IN this country.
The production is love story, beau
tifully told, the time being during the
presidential race between Grant and
Greedy The people are costumed to suit
that period, but now seems gaudy in the
extreme. At that time the ballad. cap
tain links of the Horse Marines" was
very popular over the country, as were a
number OF others such as "Shoo Fly.
Don't You Bother Me- and others The
scene Of the play was IN New York, and
the marines are soldiers, that are more
fore dress than anything else.
Miss Kennedy plays the part Of prima
donna who has just come to America.
She Is not what the world would term
pretty woman. but she mas the at
Effectiveness about her that makes her
winsome. Her work is going from the
light fantastic to the highly emotional
IS indeed grand and the audience showed
its keen appreciation by giving her a
number Of curtain calls and greeting her
with frequent and enthusiastic applause.
Theodore Babcock. of the title role.
shared with Miss Kennedy in much OF
the applause. He is an actor with much
ability. of fine physique and made a fine
impression. The character is In very cap
able hands and Miss Kennedy has able
support in him.-Waco Times Herald.
october 81.
This play will be offered the lovers OF
good things in the theatrical line at the
Toler. on Monday. Nov. 10. Tickets on
sale Nov. 5. at box Office.
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pared 10 serve you from now Watch prices
carefully.
% Pounds Best Granulated Sugar .............$ O0
II Pounds Best Granulated Sugar .............. so
81 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar .............. 25
Golden Gate best Flour in the state ...,........ IS
Big Fancy Potatoes peck Observation-Disclosures. IL
Sweet Potatoes peck Observation-Disclosures. IL
Full Pound Package Arm 6 Hammer Cow or An
VII oOua .....-.-. 10
s Bars White Russian, Diamond c., Silk Lenox or
CIairette Soap ................... rs
Bars of above Soaps 10
We sell Yale Mocha and Java Coffee at.......... 20
Genuine Peaberry Coffee pound. ............... is
Good Bulk Coffee pound Observation-Disclosures. 10
Fine Cider VINEGAR gallon. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Sorghum per gallon Observation-Disclosures. SO
Fancy Table Syrup per gallon "a
Boxes White Wood Toothpicks. ................ 10
Packages Yeast Foam Yost's Yeast .......... 10
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East and West Side RaCketS
Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise
Our Saturday Crowd

Was all good natured On account of the immense
Saturday trade kept waiting, though
have arranged our force that will be better pre-
pared to serve you from now on. Watch our prices
carefully.
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wonderful and mysterious being. who can
unravel anything from a ball of yarn to
the most complicated case that ever made
criminal history. Caught in the Web
Joseph lie Brandt's new play, which will
be seen at the Toler, Saturday. November
s. shows just how the trick is done ana
the auditor comes away convinced that
a detective is only a human being after
all, working with ordinary intelligent
methods, that the lay mind may readily
understand. The plot is ingenious, it's
treatment original, and the story OF cor
responding interest. There has been con-
siderable expenditure in mounting the
play and the company is above the aver
age.
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ed, transposed and changed. and still
have the same meaning, while in Ger
man and French a supreme effort IS
being made TO discover the numerous
-contortions which the tongue can make
and the beauties of aspirate and gut
teral tones.
The whole school is thus wide awake
sometimes very much so; but it was for
tunate Halloween occurred on Friday
night, for there doubtless were some
sleepy yawns the next morning.
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amended by adding n now section. to be num-
hcrcd and to read as follows: Section H. No
person. association, ro-partncrship or corpora
lion shall promise. of err or give for any pur-
nose. To- any political COMMITTEE. or any mem
Der or rnIuioypr thereof 10 any candidate for
or incunbont of amy office or position under
the constitution or laws or under any ordl.
nance OF any town or muhrlpaliy @lllls StaIe
or to any personal the request or Tor the ao-
vantage of all or any of them, any free pass or
frank, or any privilege WlthhelQ IRON any p"f-
son, for the travelling accommodation ortraqS-
portatlon OF any person or property, or lhe
transmission of amy message or communica-
ton. No political committee, ana no member
or employee thereof, no candidate for or IN
cumhaut of any Office or position under the
constitution or laws, orunder any ordlnauc"0t
any town or municipality of this state. shall
ask for, or accept from any person. aSsocla-
tiou, ropartnership or corpoEatl"n' or use IN
any manner, or for any purpose any nee pass
or frank, or any privilege withheld from any
person for the travelling accommodation or
transportation of any person or property, or
the transmission of any message or commune
cation. Any violation OF any Of the above pro-
visions shall be bribery and he punished as
provided by law, and Y any othrer or any mem.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,. l.s
County of Iowa


DOdgeyllle. Wis. August 1, 1902.
Notice is hereby gwen, that at the general
election to be held in the several towns wards,
villages and election districts of the county Of
Iowa, state of Wisconsin, on the Tuesday sue
ceediug the first Monday, being the 9TH day of
November, A. D.. 1902 the following officers
are to elected. 10 wit:
a County Clerk. in place Of Ben, Thomas,
whose term of Office will expire on the hrst
Monday in January, 4. ID 1903.
a County Treasurer, in place Of David T..
Jacobs, whOSs term of office will expire on tho
first Monday in January, \. y. 1903.
\ Sheriff, in place of Henry y. james. whose
Il RIM of office will expire on the nrst Monday
in January. 4. ID. 1903, $50
4 Coroner. in place Of Charles ). MiIlard.
whose term of Office Will expire on the nrsb
Monday in January, A. ID. lS5'
4 clerk of the Circuit Court, in place OF
Thomas Gibhou, whose term OF ONCE Will eN-
pirc on the first Monday IN January, \. d. 1903
s District Attorney in place of Joseph j.
Fielder. whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday in January a. d, 1903.
4 Register of Deeds, in place Of Alfred +,
Crptuey, whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday in January, 4. d 1903.
A Surveyor in place Of Robert l.. Joiner,
whose term Of Office will expire on the first
Monday in January. A. d. 1903
a Superintendent of Schools. in place ~
Frank W. Metralf, whose term Of Office Will eN
pire on the first Monday in January, A. ID. 1903
A State Senator for the Seventeenth dlsu Ut
consisting Of the counties of Green. Iowa and
Lafayette, in place Of Harry G.. Martin whose
term Of office Will expire on the "a eunesdsy
in January. a. ID. 1903.
4 Member of the Assembly for the assembly
district comprising Iowa county, in place Of
Blors Holland, whose term of office viii eN-
pire on the u Wednesday in January. 1903
Given under my hand aud Official seal At she
court house in the city Of Dodgeville. this attn
lsEtLI BEN. THOMAS,
3l-td Coanty Clerk.
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Notice of General Election.

Notice il hereby given that at II general cleo.
tipn, To hc held IN the several towns, wards,
villages aud election districts of the state of
Wisconsin, on the Tuesday succeeding the IN II
Monday hcing the 9TH day Of November, \. u.
1902, the following officers ARE to ho elected. to
wit.
A governor, In place of Robert NJ. Lnlollottc
whose term of office will expire ON the first
Monday OF january, A, D., 1907.
A Lieutenant Governor in place of lcEso
stone, deceased, whose term of office would
have expired ON the first Monday Of January,
A. u, 1908
A Secretary of state, IN place OF William It,
Froelich, whose term of office will expire ON
Nho first Monday Of January, \. y, 1901
\ state Treasurer, I'm place OF James q. Day
idson, whose torn of office will expire on the
Brat Monday Of january, A. H., 1908
NH Attorney General IN the place OF Emmett
r. Hicks, whose term uf office will expire on
the first Monday ~ January, \. H., 1909
A state Nurorintsndont ~ piaeco OF horCuao
", Harvey, whose term 81 office will expire on
ho first Monday ~ January, \. u. 1903
A RntlroRd Commissiourr IN place 81 era.
ram IT, Hse whose term " oihc" VIII expire
A Commissioner of Insurance. in place 81
mynil GtlJohnu whose term of office will GN ptro
- the first Monday ~ iRup"ry. \ u, i@n,
Representative IN Congress for the Third
Congregational Instruct, consisting Of the coun.
hoSot Crawford, Grant Iowa, luncRQ, Rich.
&pd, Sauk aud Vernon, IN place Of loSps W
the Nh day ~ March, lAS
sisH'ct, N,Usistlug Of the counties " Green,
iowa and Lafayette. In place Of Harry O. Mar.
BIN, WHOSE term VI office will expire on the
second Wednesday Of january. 1909.
a Number Of Assembly for each ut the coun-
Sesot ASHLAND, Narron, Calumet, clark, Crnw.
Rbrd, Deur, Dunn, Grscu, ltrecu Lake, lows.
Jackson. Juneau, kUuOShn, kCWauupc, lufNy.
Sto, Lincoln houroe ,Orontot Ornukee, Pierce,
Portage, Ridhlnud. ShuwRuo. ST Groin. rrem.
pSsau, Vernon, Wnlworth, Washington, Wan.
sh~rH and Wood, for the term beginning ON
hc second Wednesday of January, l9N3,
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county government in certain counties.

Resolved by the senate. the assembly concur
ing that section - of article ~ of the ruu>ti-
tuition of the state of Wisconsin, be amrudCd
by adding Mt the end thereof the following.
"providcd that in counties that contain nm
Incorporated city of more than one hundred
thousand Inhabitants, the legislature may rs-
tnhlish separate system of county govern
mCut, So that when amended said section will
read as follows; section b The legislature
shall establish but one system of town aud
county governments which shall be rs nearly
uniform as practicnhle: provided that In rouu-
uesWhich contain nm incorporated city of more
than one hundred thousand inhabitants, the
Legislature may establish separate system Of
county government.
election the following propositions are 90 he
submitted tu the people in pursuance of Oh. re-
uuirvmruts of chapters ~, 25S and ~ ui the
laws of 1901, which said chapters read "a, fol-
lows:
No. 1875 81 IPuhUshcd Marcel %. 1901
CIlApTER73
ANACT to submit tuths people An amendment
to article NJ of the constitution of the state
Vt WISCONSIN, giving tho legislature power
to pass u general banking law,
Whereas, At the biennial session at the leg
ishturc Of the state OF WISCONSIN for the year
1871. p joint resolution was passed propu~uguu
amendment 10 article NJ of thr constitution Of
the Statouf Wisconsin,, giving the legislature
puwcrto pass general banking law, which was
agreed to hy a majority of the members elect
ed to each Of the two houses, and approved
April twentieth 1924 which proposed umcud.
mrut was ia the following language:
Resolved, by he assembly, and the ~ruate
coucurrtug, That article Nj Vt the constitution
uf the state ~ Wisconsin, be and is hrrrhy
amended, by substituting Tor sections isud
thereof u new section to hC ksawu rs .orlIou
and reading as follows; Section I. The .ug-
islaturp shall have power to enact n general
banking, law for the creation OF banks vuH for
the regulation audthe supervision oi the bank
iug business, provided that a vote of ryo-
thirds Of all the mcmhurs elected to each house
To hv taken Ivy Nacs and nays, be in favor Of
the passage OF such law
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. r,rrr-
scented IN senate and assembly do ruar, as
follows:
Section T. The foregoing proposed amend.
ment 60 the constitution of the state otNlseon-
sin shall he submitted to q vote Of the people
Of this state in the manner now provided hy
law for the submission Of proposed amend
muutS, al the next general election in NoNvm-
her, 1902.
Section = This act shall take effect and he
In force from aud after its passage and uuhli.
cation,
Approved March ., 1901.
Ne, 40 $ Published May l. IgOi.
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY CLERK, DoDGEv1L1E, OcT. 49, 1902


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JOINT RESOLUTION No. -.
Providing for an amendment Of lection ~, ar
urlC IN of the constitution aad for separate
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-23

Proposing m amendment to section Of nrti
Gle IT Of the constitution of WISCONSIN, us
amended 10y u vote of the pcoplc nj the gen.
prHl election, November Z, lNii relating to the
Indebtedness ~ municipal corporations.
Resolved, hy the assembly, the senate con.
SURFING, that section 3 OF article II Of the con
stitutiou Of the state OF WISCONSIN hN amend
cd hy inserting after the word years, in the
last line Of said section KS printed IN the stat
utrs of 1895, the following words; or, II a
city containing n population OF mode than
twenty -hNc thousand, according to the last
state or federal census taken before such debt
is contracted, Within hftN years, 50 that when
AmeudCd said section OF article u shall read
n follows Section 3, II shall he the duty OF
the Legislature, aud they are hereby empower.
ed, to provide for TIE organization of cities
aud incorporated villages, and tO restrict their
power ot taxation, assessment borrowing
money, contracting debts and lonnlng their
credit. 80 Rs to- prevent abuses in assessment
aud taxation, aud In contracting debts 10y such
municipal corporations. Nuvuuuty, city, town,
village, school district, or other municipal cor.
porAtiou shall be allowed to become indebted
Ia any maIluar or for any purpose 70 an amount
including existing Indebtedness, in the uEgrc.
gate exceeding five per Cgutum on the value OF
the tsNJt'lc property therein, to he aScertnlucd
10y the last assessment for city sud county tax
- prcNiuu to the mourning Of such indebted
meas Amy county. city, town, village, school
district or other municipal corporation incur
ring any indebtedness as aforesaid, shall he
fore ar at the time VI doing So, pruNtd for the
collection Of direct annual tax sufficient TO
pay the interest on such debt rs II falls due,
and nlsu 80 pay and discharge the principal
thereof within twenty years, or If city con-
tanning u population Of more than twenty five
thousand according % the last state or federal
census taken before such debt Is contracted,
Within fifty wears. from the time of contracting
the same
JOINT RESOLUTlON No, u.
Providing for an amendment Of lection ~ ar
ticlc ~ OF the constitution aAd for separate
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Resolved, by the assembly, the senate con.
CURING, that section Of article VII of the
constitution be amended So Ms TO read rs fol.
lows! Section l. The chief justice and Nsso.
riatc Justices Of the supreme court shall he
sovcrnlly known ns the justices of snid court,
with the same terms of ollicvo of ten years re
spoctlvoly, rs now provided The supreme
Of whom shall be II quorum, to be elected us
now provided, not more than one each year
The Justice having been longest u continuous
member of said court, or IN ease tW" or moro
same lcngth Of time, then the one whose com.
mission first expires shall beck. o0iciu the chief
Justice.
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STATE
Lieutenant Governor ........,......
Secretary Of State ..,,..............
State Treasurer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Attorney General ...........,......
State Superintendent. .....,........
Railroad Commissioner ......,.....
Commissioner Of Insurance. ........
CONGRESSIONAL
Member Of Congress, Sd District. -.
LEGISLATIVE
State Senator, 18th District.,,.,..
Mombor Of Assembly .,.....,,...,
COUNTY
County Clerk .....,.,........,....
Treasurcr...'''., '''.''...''..
Sheriff. ....,......, ......,...,......
Coroner -. ....,....,..., ...,,'.....
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. ..,....,.
District Attorney, ............
Register OF Dceds............ ......
Surveyor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Superintendent Of Schools .,.,...