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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

steal resume of the work. after which
Miss Laura I.athrope sang Gounod's Ave
Maria with violin obligato by Miss
Fanny leighton la Serenade". by Con-
cone was a beautifully played piano solo
given by Mr.. Byron Chamberlain Of
Maize. Miss Mary Conlley contributed
Song of the Brook, by Theodore Lack.
Rieve-King's brilliant piano duette .On
Blooming Meadows was splendiGly rem
dered by Misses Calhoun and Grace
Mum, following which Miss Hey Jobes
gave the piano SOLO 'Ncvermore,'' by
Lange. THE Secret of Good Tone Pro-
duction'' was the subject Of an interest
ing paper presented bg- Miss May Clark.
after which Miss Eva Martindale gave
that bright. sweet ballad Her Little
Bonnet and Miss Minnie Myers closed
the program with the piano solo Melody
No. 10. By Theodore Kirchner- The pi-
ano numbers were, without exception. ex-
cellently interpreted and given with good
technique and expression. The vocal num-
bers were very pleasing, and Miss Leigh
tons violin obligato displayed both fine
musical temperament and superior in
stFuction
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sIckner Conservatory Notes.

Mr.. Chester Pearce has begun mandolin
study At the conservatory.
Miss Mile Davis is a new student in
guitar work.
Mr.. Chss. Martin and Miss Edith Adam
have entered the violin school.
The following NAMES were eurolled this
week in the piano department: Mrs. o.
\ Reach Misses Aarsie HszeltoE. Edna
Smythe. Pearl FTankenfeid. Man Pope.
Ella Bush. Gertrude WhitIock. and Grace
Whitlock.
Among the visitors al the school this
week were Mr. Davis Valley Centre;
Mr. Heart Peabody. Mr.. Baird Topeka;
Air. HammerSchmio1. New York; Mrs.
Fred Heiiar. Mrs. Martindale. Mrs. Ha-
zelton. Miss Ada Helm aud Miss Wsy-
meth. al Of this city
Miss Clark director Of the vocal de-
partmeut OF the conservatory. gave con-
vincing proof Of her ability a. chorus d.
rector Friday evening when the Lewis
academy chorus gave the csnzata saul
CT Tsrssss under her direction. Tn
questionably. this chorus surpassed any
previously drilled IA Wichits IN points
al attack. ensemble ard romance. Miss
Clark directs in quiet modest WAY fisit
with the utmost control over ever
voice in her chorus
The students weekly recital given az
the conservatory Friday afternoon va
of a varied and Interesting character
Miss Gertrude Calhoun gave brie1 NJ
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Friends University Notes.

Rev. English and Prof. Scott were Wis
itors at the university Monday. Rev.
English led the chapel exercises and
gave very instructive talk. Prof Scott
also added a few pleasant remarks. He
spoke of the time when he was con-
nected with the university. The students
are always glad to have him visit the
school.
Mr. Charles. the delegate of the uni
versity, will leave for Toronto Monday.
to attend the international convention
Of the Student Volunteers.
The revival meeting under the direction
of Rev. Elder of Iowa has been very
well attended by the students.
The debating team is hard at work
preparatory to the final event at Ster-
ling. March II. Many students will ac-
company the team.
The regular meeting for the election of
officers of the Y. W. c. 4. was held on
Monday. and the following elected: Pres
ident. Miss Bertha Wentworth: vice
president Miss Alta Howard: Secreta
ident. Miss Bertha Wentworth; vice pres
ident. Miss Alta Howard; secretary, Miss
Mary Benton: corresponding secretary
Miss Lenora jay; treasurer. Miss Sara
Hurd.
At the regular meeting of the Latin
seminary Friday, Miss Mabel NUNS gave
a paper on Themes of Ancient Art"
Through The kindness of Mrs. Ali
son. Miss Munns was able to show
some pictures of statuary in the vati-
can Louvre. and British museum Next
Friday Miss McClung will have a paper
on Contribution of Greek Civilization to
the Roman.
The department of shorthand. typewrit-
ing and penmanship. under the efficient
direction of Mrs. Ohio p. Myers. gradu-
ate of the Wichita Business college, is
doing very credtablS work. and is be-
ing quite literally patronized by students.
Those recently enrolled for this work arc
A1essrs. James Ross. II. II. Parker and
Ernest Z. Burleigh.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

On Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday and
Saturday. February .. d. = and Morch
/. The Toier viii present to the smuse-
ment loving people Of wichita a grand
orphenm attraction Of vaudeville artists.
the best Of IT'S kind ever presented to .
Wichita audience. That Wichita has
furnished its fsn quota n artists to the
theatrical profession g a wei known fact
Among the most prominent Of which Is
Mss LIbby Arnold Sci known 10 the
older citizens az Wichita who j. now
Mrs. BlondeB of the famous Blonders
whn are known from The htlaatic ~
the Pacific a. the original --katzen 5arnme
Kids. and wn be seen next year in
The Center n the Esrth M Sidney
Toier. who FOR the past four seasons has
been leading man fsr C1rse Payfoa-s Gem
penny. either ~ Brooklyn. New York. or
on The road sIr Toier Urls season Eas
with Julia MsrloTe IS Duke 80 Buck
insham Dat cancelled his engagement
wifh that company or the frst - fhe
yeaT and since tr1t firne has heru with
Bianfss ~ Brn1klvn SrW York. -
icsdiuE man Mr Harry fIiH. The zon .
HARRY 8n fwho vas one ~ TIE best
known ucn ~ Wichita end Kansas has
chosen the ~deFiie ae hls rrofessicn
Re 81 wen ku0w7 an.I well Fixed fhroslTh
Crruhesm- the Keith ard ARE Proctor cir
eai,s where 81 rapidly forging 20
The frcnt ss ValdeFaIe artist Hr
Esil and h.s aa.aiss wife are kaaza e.
th- professor rs Hayward q ss@zzari
Harvard 4 Hayward Sai 30 sen ~
The Te.er Rsh Fhe Taaaiei .Iie asfrac-
ron tHied se- Febr1arr - = ard
Siarvh fn @hat theg car eans9y 81
fsTsisezaeut. Other member - fle e5zn-
a4nF 1r- A&11s sfte ia MODERN ssi.9s
uefenes q sHen. ~ ssathfrr a1rki-s-
5eh1 - G1a@rt. see grsafeHs AE.rfcar
comedian. sed r. mu1S = r.srs tn
nssfire ssesea artist-. 81 nuaas 4
Clark ~ Prers6eeee f-ssales s1leas4a
s4ys Rafsaasa 4 C1szk Is = s<esea
proved Ene-t u-efn4neas ff1iurs. sat
feature 20 tAtlr ass i,ellx : ssrssrsHs o. -
s.sEt shsisz- Thsg Gz.e fssns = sera~--
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lewis Academv Notes.

Snpwstorms and wind nave had little
influence over the academy this week.
Its central ioeationspakes it easy Of ac-
cess in all kinds OF weather
On Friday night the long anticinated
rendering Of the cantsta saul If Tar
sus by the academy cnorus. was duly
executed.
The opening number was by Mr.. llra-
cav; the second Introductory number
was given by the academy orchestra
in fine style. Then for an hour and a
quarter. the chorus held the close atten-
ton Of the audience.
These young persons show by their
skill, the careful training and iBstruc-
ton given 10 them by their instrucress.
Miss Nav Clark. Many good ami well
trained voices were noticed and sorne OF
these viii become noted as the years
roll 10y.
As tho district schools are closing.
teachers arc arranging for spring rcsiew
work Glasses in review work. suited To
teachers drill. are in constant work
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

There viii he delegate convention Of
she Republicans Of kanSss. held IN the
CITY Of Wichita. on Wednesday. ths 18th
DAY OF May. 1872. at tie aGur Of 2 o clock
q. m. for tine purpose Of nominating:
One Justice of the supreme court for q
Term Of two years.
One Justice Of the supreme court for a
term Of -four years.
Three Justices of the supreme court for
q term Of six years.
gTessnan-at-large.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary Of state,
Treasurer.
Auditor
Attorney general
Superintendent OF public instruction.
Insurance COMMISSIONS.
The election OF q state central commit
tee
The delegates shall be elected in such
manner and Al s=Ich time and under such
rules and regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the county central committees
OF the respect I've counties. The basis o.
.appcrtionmept shall be one delegate
large for each county ana one delegate
for e:sch two hundred votes or ma or frac-
zion thereof cast for George \. Clark for
secretary of state al the November cleo
1ion IN 1900 Provided. thai no county
shall have less than two delegates. ein-
cludigg delegate az large. and that ten
additional delegates be accorded Lea.
worth cosnty. By reason of the vote at
the S1idiers' Home. under which appor-
fionmert the several counties viii be
emitted 10 representation at the state
convention follows
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Wichita Colleges
Universities,
Academies and Schools.
Fairmount College Notes,

The Paramount collegians were granted
holiday on the 22d Owing 10 the
holiday a number Of students found il
convenient 10 spend few days with their
ancestors. The following are among
those who visited their respective homes:
The Sedgwick delegation, consisting Of
Misses Muriel Finn, Elizabeth Shattuck.
Grace Doty and Minnie Hall; Misses Mil
licent Naftzger and Wilma Mckee and
Dan Mckee. OF Anthony; Miss Hettie
Campbell, of Caldwell. Misses Geneyieve
and Gertrude Lii. of Mt. Hope; the three
Rhodes sisters of Maize and Earl Ross
and Gail Ross, of Clearwater.
Miss Bertha Cook, of Enid. Oklahoma.
spent the early portion of the past week
visiting her sister, Miss Alnieda Cook,
who is a member of the sophomore class.
Walter Frantz. of Enid. was also q vis-
itor at the college several days during
the week
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kinsey entertained a number of former
students of the Maize academy. the ma
iority OF whom are at present students of
the college. Those present were: Gail
Rhodes. W. G. Herrick, Harry and
Frank Kinsey, Mary and Crissy Rhodes,
Blanche Houston, Almeda and Bertha
Cook, Faith and Grace Loudenslager,
Efie Attwell, Pearl Imbler, Marion Dan
iels. Harry McKennel. Roy Rhodes.
The two play entertainments which was
to have been given by Sorosis was post
poned until next Friday evening. The
members of this society are making very
extensive preparations for this event.
Rev Mr. Finnev who has recently
come to Paramount from Boston Uni
versity to establish biblical depart
ment in ths college. addressed the
Young Mems Christian association
Thursday morning. a large number Of
the young men were present. ITO do right
for rights sake was the central thought
of Professor F'inney's address
Professor Ross L. Finneys work in the
college viii not be fully inaugurated until
the term next fail. During the coming
spring term however, he Will offer sew
eral elective courses in connection with
the study of the English Bible.
Robert Lewis, of the junior class has
been selected by the religious societies to
represent the college at the international
missionary meeting soon to be held at
Toronto Canada Mr.. Lewis win start
for Toronto on Monday.
Librarian Morrison has been very busy
arranging and classifying several hun
bred magazines recently received by the
college.
Mr.. F.. NJ. Shuler, who has the contract,
will soon begin work on Sorosis hall.
Claud Means was recently called home
to attend the funeral of his uncle.
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Muslin Underwear

New stock just received-Night Gowns Chemise
Drawers, Skirts. Corset Covers, etc--beautiful!y
trimmed, made in very superior manner; material es
pecialy adapted the garment line confined u.s. the
most popular Underwear the market from every
point of view-beauty, durability and price, always
adopted after trial; prices very low. This line
well known in this city and de5ervedly popular.
We have placed these goods tables in the center
and running the entire length OF the east and will
offer them ON this day at
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY DELEGATE
CONVENTION

Is per order OF the County Central
committee delegate convention IS
day. February -. at II O'Clock a. m. for
1hc purpose Of electing = delegates 10
the state convention 10 he held in Wichita,
kan. on MAY IS 1892
2 And also for the purpose OF electing p
delegates 20 the congressional convention
OF the Seventh congressional district. to
be held in Hutchinson or ~ ednesday. the
9th Gav of March 1872
The spporfionmeut of delegates for the
various townships and wards. as fixed ny
the Republican County Committee. WAS
based on the vote for secretary ~ state in
fS04-one delegate for every - votes, major
nr fractional part thereof. ana one dele
Sate-at-laree FOR each voting precinct in
the county. and one for each ward ina the
r,ifN Of Wichita as fpfftsusg-
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TIC secroTaTIa" OF me seVeiraI county
tommittees or of county conventions are
requested to forward to the undersiCne .,
Eecretary AT Topeks . certified copy 0
she credentials OF the delegates. SO tse
they NAV be received At Topeka not later
ihan the 9th Of Nav than the state
Vommittee may he able 10 prepare a
roster of an those entitled TO partici-
pate in the preliminary organization Of
the convention
By order Of the committee.
Dated at Topeka Kansas. Feb. s 1902.
MORTON ALBATGH. Chairman.
T. r. KELLY. Secrefary
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at Wichita, Kan, unclaimed, for
the week ending February %, 1902. In
calling for any of these letters, state
when you saw them advertised:
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II ~ IIIa'tITIII V'i--17|
The primaries Tor the election of said
ueicS3teS shan he held ON February -.
$50. IN The townships ot the county from
: Ia s p M, and iu The city from 10 6
7. m and shall he held M the usual
places of h0Falng the primary elections in
SecsNick coUrEy- g. i. DAVIDSON.
Chairman Republican Central COMMITTEES
ta~f .E-R Assistant Secretary
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= THOROUGHBRED TRAMP
This week Manager Martins Wiz oEeI
his patrons "A Thoroughbred Tramp
one ~ TIE rest sensation comodisE The
leading character in .he piece is q ;Ianr
one ~ tHe everyday sort r. h0f,es thei
IL rnef zitE - water tanks ard hack
ISors. brim fpB % VT ard repzrfe- ard
vltn q nfc history chat would .flf a.
aterage novel g. shame Around sich On
Individual has Elmer walters ouii6sa q
playa wife gone Rrong-s ilfe wrrrked-
r heart tra1plfl 90 uuta it reaches thor
degree ~ cgnieism s.here rfe'F oitterest
tTials arc bui q jest and Death sfsaliuE
Joke whose laughter. cTeaset fsea sni
testing les 1ef.s tne afffne fnld sitaia
such q cnartcfer g. r aash rrcmT 200.
he pacs1as~r ~ tac p-9cBefi. q. ans hr
leads fnc nay 'E h.s rlee - Taught ari
tears Tith rsriditT that ei.r~iaates IN
CHANCES = Juiiness Ger s.ttsg Into
sight
TIE socnic Effects i1 sa.s rsodsrflsa ere
extremely rsesl Thzs ura1arii9a. ess-
sigs-ii.z rs strength. ~esffh ei re.neFf
sn1 general sxcelanre ahcsis sorsfrsfl,f
q -aost Hc~sll -sfr9ae0e- 1his aff~srtlaa
os~ne1 ifs season - ere zsi57u fasztre e.
cf.sear5 - fhe recrrs lsglnees - ~
fesze 81 ne crewGsra theatre r. day.
l-cssuars -
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: THoRorGHnRED rRANr

sault which. though apparently dimcult
even back-breaking. e. very effective.
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Round.Trip tiomeseekers' Rates.

To accommodate those who have
never seen California, and who may
wish to look over the ground before
finally deciding to move West, the
Southern Pacific, through its Passen-
ger Traffic Manager, Mr. E. o Nc
Cormick, has applied to the Trans
Continental Passenger Association for
permission to put in very low second
class round-trip rates to California,
similar to the homeseekers rates which
were made last year and which brought
thousands of settlers to the state.
Tickets will be on sale at the low rates
twice month, first and third Tuesdays
during March. April and May. The
Southern Pacific is deserving of much
credit for this action which cannot fail
to be beneficial to California and New.
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THE BALL.
The Band Gives A Successful
MASQUERADE.

The masquerade given Friday even
ing by the Wadsworth Brass Band
was success in every particular.
The music was better than usual and
the number and variety Of costumes
were surprising.
The names Of the maskers and the
character represented were lost in the
rush and We are unable to give them.
The arrangements for the affair
were we'll carried out and even the
spectators got more than their moneys
worth.
The following were the winners of
the prizes
The most handsome and appropriate
costume for the occasion, America,
Mrs. S. w. Longabaugh.
Most handsome lady's costume,
Purity, Mrs. Mayo.
Second handsome costume. dancing
girl, Mrs. Holley.
Third handsome costume, shepherd
ess, Mrs. G. A. Nuthall.
Most handsome gents costume,
Uncle Sam, Mr.. Shields.
Second handsome gents costume,
colonel, Mr.. n. M. Pembroke.
Most original lady's costume, look
ing backward, Miss Geogg.
Most original gents costume,
Phoenix Mills. w. r. Shaber.
Third original costume, Goddess Of
Liberty Mrs. Shields.
Best sustained lady, tamborine girl.
little Miss Holley.
Best sustained gent, hobo, Mr..
Nelson.
Best group, washerwomen, Miss L.
Brannin, Mrs. F. George.
Comic costume lady, woman travel
ing, Miss Hamilton.
Comic costume gents. Messrs.
Stinson, Wamsley G. F. McCulloch,
Frank Verplank.
Best group Of ladies', Mesdames
Compton, A. Steele. Jr. and Likes.
Best group of gents, policeman and
Happy Hooigan. Messrs. Bulls and
Len Dorsey.
Second group Of ladies', flower group,
Misses Huston, Abbay; Mesdames
J. F. Crosby. Stinson. F. Hampton, T.
]. Yeargin, H. Huston, Miss Sturla.
Second group Of gents, hobos, VIII
Marshall, Jas. Abbay.
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Bargains.

bargains.
Buy for Cash and save money at
r. H. Cowles.
Coal oil $l.4o per can.
3lbs. Arbuckle coffee so cents, half
gallon can maple syrup rs cents.
Fresh ranch eggs. 25c per dozen,
guaranteed fresh.
10 pound bucket Rex lard, ST. .35.
pound bucket Rex lard 5 TO
Rex breakfast bacon, S ID cents
per pound.
Rex hams. l5c per pound.
10 pound box of soda crackers, 55c.
10 pound box extra sodas, Csc.
Creamery butter. 45c per roll
| keep full stock Of staple and fan
cy groceries.
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Notice.

A regular meeting of the Wadsworth
Brass Band will be held at their hall
Thursday evening. A full attendance
is requested as business Of importance
will be transacted.
BY order of the President.
G. A. ROBINSON. Sec'y.
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Dentistry.

Dr. H. B. Mcdonald is located at
the Nevada House Annex, room Al.
for a couple Of weeks. Beautiful gold
bridges and crowns, gold and silver fill
ings. guarantee all my work
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They Have Agreed.

All the dealers in retail liquors in
town have agreed not to sell drinks for
less than twelve and half cents each.
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Notice.

AS | will discontinue the grocery
business on March LIST, all accounts
due must be paid Immediately after
March lst.
G. DRlScoLL.
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VOLUME t9
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! BRIEF ITEMS OF !
! TOWN AND STATE :

. Il
$]>~%%%~>&<~>A~>~>>>>~>~>%
Hon. E. Griswold visited Reno Sun
day.
las. Ewing is up from the copper
mines.
Constable Leeper has resumed his
duties.
Easter Sunday comes on March 80
this year.
A light fall Of rain freshened the air
yesterday.
Try those home-cured ripe olives at
GrisWold's.
Mrs. James Poole is improving in
Sacramento.
W. w. Sanford Of Saltwater, was
here Sunday.
Hon. BENZ. Curler left for Saltwater
last evening.
Magazines and novels at the Dis
4 PATCH office.
A Washoe zephyr this afternoon will
rring snow or rain.
A Rebekah lodge has baen organi-
.ed in Gardnerville.
w. M. Gottwalt. of the Reno Journ-
al was in town Sunday
B. D. Forrest. the popular Bulletin
representative. is in town.
Hans Marker of Lovelock is hold
ing his hay for $l2 per ton.
VIII Jeffrey has returned to Fallon
alter spending few days here.
Lyon county's tax rate for this year
| is SL8o for every 500 valuation.
Twenty carloads Of apples we're
shipped from Carson within the past
three months.
The Southern Pacific Company will
Immediately extend the block system
from ToWle to Colfax.
The drill on the Brunswick lode has
attained depth Of AIS feet Values
have not been found yet.
The beef market is down trifle but
Kansas City dealers think beef will be
50 to $40 hundred all summer.
Lander county stockmen will have
big rodeo in April to get rid of the wild
mustangs and clean up the ranges.
Choice business and residence lots
for sale cheap in Reno, Nevada. In
quire at Room 3 over Palace Bakery,
Reno.
Bob Cozzens left for Olinghouse
yesterday after several days visit here.
He says the outlook is bright at the
mines.
Deputy Assessor Beard figures en-
collecting poll tax from two thousand
aborers engaged in railroad construc-
ton work.
Sheriff Watts OF Lander passed
through last evening with Mrs. Fuller.
who has been committed to the hospi-
+ tai for mental diseases.
The Dispatch has received a letter
from Chas. McEchern who is spending
several weeks at Brooklyn. and expects
to start for Wadsworth soon.
Sam Longabaugh will return to Car
son from San Francisco the first OF
March. His eyes, although not en-
tirely cured are trifle better.
The Willow Creek mine near
sWashoe, New, was sold to Eastern
parties Thursday for the sum Of $l5,-
200. This property was formerly op-
Grated by Governor Stevenson Of New,
Nbut has been idle for a number Ct
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Halibut, herring and salmon,
smoked; Holsters, anchovies and
smark herring, pickeled, at Griswold' S.