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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09

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This is noteworthy array. for sew
eral reasons. The opening sonata starts
with brilliancy and grows into a concord
of exceeding feathery sweetness. The
second movement is majestic and very
beautiful. The rondo and auegretto are
charming and the prestissimo bewilder-
ing. This is one of the longest sonatas
written by Beethoven, is full of char
acter and offers the greatest opportunity
for Interpretation.
The Three Songs Without Words"
nearly every school girl in Wichita plays
The first on the program is the Hunting
Song; the second the first in the collection
which is not often publicly played and the
third the Spinning Song, in which Pader-
ewski is said TO be at his best
The Schumann allotment It not well
known here to the general run of must
clans.
All pianists play the Chopin ballade in
a fat. Ehlert said it pictured to his mind
a ball room and a tender avOwal. The
Etude and Nocturne are played frequently
here. The Valse is the most beautiful Of
the collection, and the Polonaise is often
heard al Wichita recitals. The Nocturne
by Paderewskf is new The second rhas-
podie is given by most Of the virtuosos
who come to Wichita, and is familiar
Colonel Toler said yesterday that the
public should again be impressed with the
fact that the doors will be opened
promptly at o'clock and sharp at Sis
the recital will begin. Late coming win
be objectionable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
nan stole about IS worth Of goods and

man stole about SIS worth of goods and
cash from the store.
Mrs. L. 2 DUggan tells the following
story of the attempt of the burglar to
enter her home, 53S Riverview:
1T was about O'Clock when I woke
ur and pretty soon I heard something
IA ttlhlg in the lock of the back door
and then a thump as If some one had
thrown their weight against the door
I got up and made a noise and then tel
ephoued for the police, but when the
officers got there the man had left. He
only tried to get in the rear door,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
TWO BURGLARIEs REPORTED
One Robbed West Side Racket and
Another Made an Attennnt.

The burglar has made his appearance
in The land again. He visited the West
Side Racket and the home Of L. F. Dug
gan. 52S Riverview avenue. Monday night.
At the West Side Racket he received
some compensation for his pains but
a3 Mr. Duggali' she was frightened away
before he could enter the house.
Tho man entered the West Side Racket
store through q rear door He wanted
10 have plenty OF room to make his es-
cape If he should he seen or heard. so he
propped the door open with a stick Of
wood lie opened the cash drawer and
extracted SssS He evidently had had
some experience with cash register.
for he registered the letter ~ one at the
clerks I'm the store and the amount taken
away.
he took away with him two hams. Il
caddy of chewing tobacco, several boxes
of cigars and started 90 take away "a
piece 81 cheese hut decided it was too
much, So he dropped Il outside the door.
He rolled the safe out into tia cen
ter Of the room and had turn-- the
combination few times. hut apparently
being unable TO open the safe he did not
bother with il much. Altogether the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
WICHITA VINEGAR
FACTORY SOLD
[. E. Johnson Pays $4,000
for Plant,
PLANS TO ENLARGE IT
S. P. LideII May Continue
With Firm
PLANS TO ENLARGE IT

T.. z. Johnson Of Kansas City yester-
oay bought the Wichita vinegar works
from s. P. Liden and II. Benschiedt
for about So. 900 The property conveyed
in the transfer does not include the book
accounts of the old firm. but only the
plant at the corner Of First street and
Hydraulic avenue.
Though Mr.. Lideu sold his half interest
in the plant yesterday. it is possible
that he viii go into partnership with Mr..
Johnson, as the latter has made prop
csition 10 him.
Mr.. Johnson came 10 this city last week
10 look over the field for a vinegar fac
tory and he was considering the advisa-
bHity of investing $4,000 in new plant.
1T is said that he viii probably invest
several thousand dollars in improving
the plant at the corner of Hydraulic
avenue and First street and add q pick
ling department
The factory is located in a three-story
building. so by 50 feet and the vinegar
and cider departments occupy the en-
tire structure. # a picking department
is added. it VIII be necessary to build
an addition to the factory.
At present there is but one pickle fac
tory in the state, located at Topeka, and
Mr. Johnson feels that Wichita IS an
ideal location for the establishment Of
such an industry. He realizes that with
a factory at Wichita he can readily
find market for his products in large
territory. He also realizes that a large
quantity Of vegetables is produced in
this vicinity which are suitable for
picking.
The vinegar factory at present has a
capacity Of fifteen TO twenty barrels
of vinegar a day. Besides making vim
egars. all kinds Of sweet elders are man
$4,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
LADIES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Is Doing Good Work Among the Poor
People OfThis City.

The Eagle yesterday received the fol-
lowing:
To the Editor of the Eagle: We wish
to can the attention Of the citizens of
Wichita TO our Ladies Industrial school
at 200 st. Francis avenue. From fifteen
TO twenty ladies', and girls work there
every Friday. This work is among the
poor but good. hard working people Of
the city who wish to earn what they get.
We believe the true charity Is to help
people to help themselves. We have been
able TO help a great many good people
this winter who would not have taken it
from charity. We should be glad if any
one would bring TO Us any second hand
clothing, carpet rags or quit pieces.
Please send them to 2o9 st. Francis
avenue. or drop a card to the same num-
Der, TO Mrs. L. L. Church.
MISSIONARY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
Imrrovements il DINING csrs.

Commenting on the recent change in
the operation Of the dining cars on the
New York Central and the improvements
now being made in the service. the New
York Commercial Advertiser says: IN
most dining cars the kitchen issituated IN
one end of the car. and the fumes Of the
cooking and occasionally smoke are
waited into the car while passengers are
st the tables All the dining cars on the
New York Central are being constructed
90 that there shan Do no opening from the
kitchen into the interior of the car The
only approach 10 and exit from the
kitchen viii be by way Of the platform
vesubule. about half OF which IS made
a part Of the kitchen" This charge VIII
oe greatly appreciated b. patrons Of
these cars.
The dining car service on the New York
Central IS now under the direct charge
cl the general passenger agent, and IL Is
TIE intention 70 make - as perfect az
possible % every respect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
FOB SIS AN ACRE
d, \. smith sells Farms and Moves "a
Nichlfn.

Sir G. S Smith has sold bis enc farm.
three miles northwest ef Wichita con-
talning 10 acres Of ground. Tor 800
This Is So an acre, yet real estate men
declare that the ieaa s. worth THIS much.
as it is an exceptionally productive farm.
situated right 81 the valley Hir. Giser.
living in the same neiEhboihoof Is ths
buyer. according 20 good authority.
Mr. Smith yesterday bought a hcgse
and lot IN the eighth block on South Toe
peka avenue for s. 800 ~ Air. Amos stiiea.
through +. v Ifealy. lie viii make
Wichita his home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
NEW BUSINESS FIRM
Messrs. Brown g. Mayberger Purchase
the Dawson Meat Market.

Brown & Mayberger have purchased
the Dawson meat market al PA North
Main. Eek Brown is well known young
man Of Wichita and has many friends
here MI Msyberger Is from Hutchinson,
where he has been IN business for sew
eral years. lie has not yet moved 90
Wichita. but Will DO so as soon as he
can settle up his affairs there. Messrs.
Brown Il Msyberger expect 20 III Up their
place in a very attractive manner. The
new firm starts out with bright pros
poets for a successful career. Mr..
Brown recently sold his interest in the
business on West Douglas in order 10 ger
a more central location.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
Day rRAlN To cHIcAeo
Rock island viii inaUgurate New Ser.
vice East Of River.

Beginning Monday. the Rock Island
railroad viii inRugurate a day train
from Kansas City 10 Chicago. which will
make close connections with the night
trains on the Texas line, thus furnish
ing the people OF Wichita sddit!onsi sc-
comnodations for travel from this city
70 Chicago.
The new train viii leave Chicago az
$40 a. n ana arrive AZ Kansas City az
1920 p. m. connecting with the trains
due here at $50 q N. The sssteouDd
train VIII leave Kansas city az rs a.
m. connecting with The northoound night
train through Wichita, and VIII arriYs
az Chicago at 70 ,. n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09

After the musical program the degree
of Knight Of the East, of the Sword. or
Of the Eagle. was conferred. The cast
Of characters was as follows:
HALL or THE WEST
Council Of the Jews at Jerusalem.
Hananiah.. =. Cushman-32
Yeshua, high priest...R Il. BroFn-ss;
Saigon Nehemiah. Geo. /. Pratt-S3
Saigon seraiah. .Edw. ". Wenington-s2
Saigon Raliah. VIM. ". Pearce-2
Saigon Mespar. .Chas. G. Cohn-S2
Ssgon Bagava. .Thos. Z. Dewey
Zorrababel, a captive ..---...........-
Henry Wanenstsin-3S
Guards, Members of Council, etc.
HALL OF THE EAST
Court Of King Cyrus at Babylon
Cyrus, King Of Persia
........................C. /. Davidson-S2
Zorrsbabel. Prince Of Sudea.-......--..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wauestein-SSS
Prince Sisinna. .Thos. G.. Fiteh-35
Prince Zebuzardan.. E. Lloyd-S2
Daniel, Master of Palaee...-.--....-..-.
....................-...E. E. Bleckley-S2
Grand Master of Ceremonies.
.......................... z. Hohnan-52
Grand Master of Chancery. ........-....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z. Oldham-32
Ratim, Master Dispatches
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T. Hayden-S2
Master of the Household ...-.--.-.----..
........................ Edward Vail-32
Master Of the wardrobe
..............-..--..A. NJ. Goldstanct-S2
Courtiers, Musicians, etc.
Today the degrees from the sixteenth
to the twenty ninth VIII be conferred or
communicated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
FOR COUNTY DIPLOMAS
Examinations VIII be Held Comm:
Saturday at Various Places.

Next Saturday examinations in arith-
metic, history. grammar and civil law,
for county diplomas win be held The
places of holding these examinations viii
be the same as the one held ten days
ago. with two exceptions. Those taking
the work at Parham school, in district
So will go either to Anness or Cheney
and those taking the examinations at
Logan school Will go TO Derby.
At the last examination 2Si persons
took the work and it is expected that
as many as this will be present at the
various examination points on Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09

the great desire Of imprisoned men IS
to get possession Of money. Men Will
work singie-minded for years at few
cents a day to get enough together 90
employ counsel. II they knew Dunn
had money. the first thing the officers
should have done should have been TO
take it away from him and have held It
60, r,f,,,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
WOMEN TO DEBATE
Interesting Program is Planned for
Next Buckeye MEETING.

The Buckeye association wiu meet next
Wednesday night. and plans are being
made 20 have debate if four women
oan he found who VIII be willing 70
argue whether ohio men make better
husbands than Kansas men
airs. J Borden VIII speak On her
childhood recoilectious 81 che NcKin-
iay family. Mus.c Eil be fuSmshsd by q
srrinsed orc-estrl unLer The direction of
Miss Blanche thN6e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
PURCHASED FOR HOMES
Or. Strong and Bertha Ridgeway Each
Buy Property.

The firm of Woolard & Woodland yes
to-day sold TO Or. Strong the property
at - North Lawrence avenue for $500.
The property is a nice house. well i'm
proved in every way. and viii make
fine home FOR the doctor.
The same firm also sold 70 Bertha
Ridgeway the property at Coz North En-
poria avenue for 5000. This is very
wen improved and was purchased for
8 home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
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Bss,, tbs = TIC krd iw ha,s tEsYs strst
'.', Z NzNZzZsl
COACHES CATCH The CROWl
santa ne Puts onwsoune That Are
Iuxurfeus

The Santa Fe has placed on rs through
trains the finest day coaches wichita
has ever seen. These coaches are vesY
long and appear as heavy a. n Pullman.
and are certainly roomier ard mora
comfortable. The seating arrangement
IN them offers more ELBOW room thai is
usually found IL any coach ard their
great length gives ere air OF freedom ard
luxury 20 them that r. mzrveioua. The
cars are a great Innovation ard attract
the attention ~ the passengers vho ars
about % get on board FOR they raaks
a rvsh for them vffh unaniuify.
T. Meyer and I-rsdcriesz KaiieF q IA
pierviiie ulinois. aad ". 8 Hal ~ zlis-
worth. this state. we're n ths cisy saa-
day and visited Riversies park and fhs
waterworks. The tuo former are looking
for farms. Th>y toek - Oklahoma ani
said they found farms higher On the rex
country than if iEaHs1s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
PROPERTY SOLD FoR $4,000
Jcaa Noble. ST. Buys Two Houses
or North Wichita Street.

Stewart 81 Burrs have soia to John
Noble. So the property AZ 81 and -.
Nerh ksichita ssre1t Scr $50 The
property melodies go feet q Iaai ana
two Gve-room cottages. The new owner
heugh1 theFn lor an investment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09
R:I.HeANF:;S

Having been troubled with sick stom-
ach and being worse during pregnancy,
failed to find much relief until | began the
use of Ripans 'TabuIes, and am glad to
say that have been relieved of being
sick to my stomach and have not suffered
from constipation since ! began to
take them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09

Save the wrappers FOR pictures and
cash prizes; tl25 given away in six
cash prizes before May sist for SIX
Soap wrappers. Wichita Office so L.
Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09

Three Songs Without Words ........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mendelssohn
No. op. 10; No. op. 81 and Spinner
lied.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-09

At DRUGGISTS
TIE rive Cent Package fer
Ths Family Bette slEy esatans szssly ysss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18

cognize us and don't care Il flip wheth,
er we are recognized by the old ma
chine OF not. As to division OF
time, that we will have. for The people
of Arkansas, who believe in fair play
and who want to know the facts about
the practices of the old gang. will see
to II that We get a hearing. You may
say that we Will have a dozen speak.
ers in the field and the regulars Will
nave to take their medicine. If they
can't face the facts. let them quit the
game If they are too cowardly to
iace the record they have made let
them take to the woods; but they
Should stop offering such slim exs
cuse as that Of not wanting 70 'recog.
hlze' the insurgents. shall speak
at Center Valley tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
Silk Culture In Georuia.

Atlanta. Ga. July 1s.-Plans are
hearing completion for the in
production into Georgia of silk
cnitHie and manufacture on large
scale. \ considerable tract of Lane
near TallHah Falls has been acquired
for the experiments The land is to
be divided into smll farms of % acres
each and it is purposcd to have these
farms titled by expert italian farmers
from the Piedmont region Of Italy.
the principal silk growing country of
the world. Plans are also being made
for the erection of mills for the manu-
factllre of the silk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
TAFTS FINAL NOTE
NO Further Dealings on Friar's Cues.
ton Except at Manila,

London July 1S-The Daily Chrou.
'tle Rome correspondent says that The
negotiation between the vatican and
the American mission was abruptly
terminated. Gov. Taft of the Philip
pines. owing to Drocrastinatine de-
signs Of the commission of cardinals
Las sent a final note ANNOUNCING that
The work of the American mission
must be discussed at Manila, and de-
cided between the governor ana papaI
representatives. This note was con,
veyed to the vatican by Maj. Porter.
of Judge Taft's staff. Great indigna-
ton is felt among Americans in Rome.
who are astounded at tie utter want
of appreciation which the vatican has
shown al the courtes- OF The United
States. An American prelate said to
i2ie that the vatican has hofooled the
United States and missed the greatest
chance offered her prestige for a ecu.
fury, and that the exposure of the tla-
business methods Of Rome is ar llici-
dent in our history that the Americans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
Vine at n SFvest Rio

Spokane. n T.. July lS.-Tho great
wheat harvest of Eastern Washington
"ia begin next week which is tbroa
weeks or ? month 1atcs tB5a usual
The harvest Of fail wheat on tno i5l
niIl soil, and of splias wheat on the
low. lisht soil, VIII 5a2tn almost sim
ollaneoHsl1. the crop thfs soas VIII
not come =to u the mamofff yiela 5f
last EeaH-= het it probably viii aa ia
excess n5 average. owing to the
increased aefease. Some fear is ex.
pressed that the sunaIv af labol# vii
ne3=ha eeHal &c tie demand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
WILL Be NO MEETING
Of the Democratic State
Central Committee
Called.
col. MURPHY WILL CARRY OUT
APPOINTMENTS WITH
MYERS
Members of Democrats Executive
Committee 70 Attend Qncoin.
Members of Democrats Executive
Conyy. ittec % Attend 0noni1e,
anpai0n= Jtsly %
Ex.eoV. CLARKE To TAKE STUMP

Little Rock, July 9$.-Ghairman Car
TolI Armstrong of tie Democratic
stat central committee declares There
j. no emergency at this time for cal
ine 4 z1eetin@ OF he full committee
and tha1 ne viii not issue call for
such a netting. Chairman Afm&lFo'-s
said Yesterday . a Gazette reporter:
I nave received ts}eefams from
Eve members Of the committee asking
34c to call a meeting OF the fa1I com
mittee. | do not consider that theea -
any necessity Tor such a meeting.
therefore no call will be issued for it -
II appears there is no fixed rule in
regard to any given number#o of the
committee petitioning the chairman
Tor d called meeting. L is entirely dis
cretionary with the chairman as to
whether or not meeting shall be
called. ZAtthe last meeting the com
mIttee adjourned sHbiect=9o HE ell
Of the chairman
Il was learned yesterday lhaj C3i.
Ge6. w. Murphy. BaHa6Iatie nominee,
for reelection a attorney general.
will certainly carry cut his engage
meht TO meet #ion. Harry Ii. Meyers.
regular Republican nominee for gov
eTnor, at th" =fertyfouf appointments
legreed upon, opening at Stuttgart
judy 2z5. Chairman Armstrong an
nounced that he, Secretary Gray Car
r0il. and tie other members OF the
executive committee will be present
at the opening of the campaign in
Stuttgart.
Governor Davis, who has declared
his intention of meeting Myers at
Stuttgart and elsewhere had nothing
to say yesterday for publication.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
Christian Workers. Ccnferanoe

Lake Orion, Mich, July 1S.-The
second annual international Bible Con
lorenzo of Christian Wcrkcrs' institute
opened today under favorable ans
plces. \ ten DAYS programme has
been arranged, among the interesting
features being addresses and papers
by speakers of prominence, including
Prof. George E. Coe of Chicago, Rev.
!, f. r'arson, d. d., Of Brooklyn;
Key. Wayland Hoyt, ID. D., of Phila-
delphia; Rev. w. f. Mcdowell, d. D.,
OF York, and Rev. Charles E. Bradt
Of Wichita. Kas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
VIII Med IN Ene,llct

Abuot August 4, q pretty home we'd
ding will occur at Grady, Lincoln
county, by which Miss Florence Allen
pretty young lady of that place, will
become the bride Of Mr. Joseph Ora
clio, the young Grady merchant The
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Belle
Allen. She is an accomplished young
lady and possesses the esteem OF all
who know her Mr. Grecio is one of
the leading Young business men #
Lincoln county, and has many friends
III this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
American Pilgrims at Naples.

Naples, July 1S.-The several large
parties Of Roman Catholics who lett
America early in the present month
folmed a junction here today prepal
ato!y to completing the proposed pi!
grimage to Rome. An audience has
been arranged With the Pope for next
week. Following this the parties Will
visit Florence. Venice. Milan. Lucerne.
Genoa and Lyons. with side pilgrim
age to Parry le Monial Malseilles. Ton
louise and Lourdes. where the pill
grimage ends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
BFAGY.FAfaIA
HoioIng Reunion This Week at WOOD
Ward Lake

Camden. Ark. July 1S.-This week
has been set apart for the annual re.
union Of the Bracy family. who have
peen residents OF this city for more
than fifty years. They selected Wood
ward lake as the place for this years
reunion. and all the children and
grandchildren of Mrs. w. F. Bracv.
ST., left Wednesday for the lake.
where they will spend the most of the
week fishing. Names of the sons ana
daughters Of Mrs. Bracy are: w. F.
Bracy. S. V Bracy. of Little Rock:
}. T. Bracy, of Batesville: E. q.
Bracy. of Newport; Mrs. s. A. Buck
hannon, of Hot Springs: Mrs. Harvey
Hudson, OF Pine Bluff; Mrs. c. r.
benson and Mrs. NJ. L Cross, of this
city. There will be present eighteen
grandchildren
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
SchleN to Ee invited

Fort Smith, July 1>-Owcn Kennc
dy, president of jhe street fair hoarG
accompanied by w r. Martin and Ds.
L. Hatchett has left for New York
for the purpose of calling upon Admir-
al schley, and eXtontiing him an invi=
tation to he the guest of the city dur
ing fair week They carried with
them the ongrosscd invitations extend
ed by the fair association. the COM
mercial club, the Knights Tomplar
and the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
BIG TAN COLLECTIONS
on VEHICLES SINCE TlE DE-
CISION
Of the Supreme Court Declaring tie
Tex t. Ee ConstitQ-
ttsH1ai.

since 1Ae suMtma lo5uf has da
c15Fed TIE c8astfsa,tonalftg Of the Sc
hteie tax law. the local officials have
gone to work collecting 4ehie'e=a3>es
With a Eengcance. and fcveaGe from
that source is nopIia& into the cts
Golfers.
Tne supreme courts decision VII
he boon to this city. Last yea
something ovei' $4,000 was collected
nom the taxation Of vehicles, h4t the
validity Of the Ia" was in qucsnlen On
account of being before the supreme
court ana no especial lndeayoe was
made to collect up closeIH. and III
"ases where a person had several vc-
Elc'es, only one was collected for.
1t Is thought that at least twice tho
amount collected last year will be To
alizeG 20 was all doubt has been lain
aside
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-18
RUNAWAY Rou ia Eucore

Johesboro. July 1S.-James Brideei.
the eighteen-yearcld son of J. G
Bridger, who disappeared one year
ago the Sd Of this month. writes to his
parents from Antwerp. Belgium It
was six OR seven months after he left
before they heard from him and they
supposed he was dead. The last time
they heard from him before this he
was in Illinois. He writes that he ex-
poets to go to England soon and from