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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
WINE Of CARDUI

Mary Biting. Eva Leighton; Fuller 5
grocery-Nrs. Larkin, Lelia Purdue, En-
lily Torrinston; Eaton fruit store-Mrs.
Buckner, sydney Clapp. Jamie Pulling
ton; Dockum & Higginson-M Mrs. Helen
Roach. Maud Hess. Ora Westsate; Stan
ford's drug store-Nrs. Smith. Esther
Smythe, Florence Brooks; The Venice
oora-Mrs. Walters. Lethia Walters;
Fourth National Bank-Mrs. Clendennin,
Lucy Lewis Miss Stanford: Rorabaugh
dry goods store-Mrs. Fred Little, Eva
Dewey. Stella Downing; Boston store-
Mrs. Geo. Pratt. Name Chandler Anita
Woods; Reeder's restaurant-Mrs. Ira
Sherwin. Helen TAYLOR, Cooper Giles
PEE. Martins art stoIe-Mrs. Clarence
HEREFORD, Mel. Lehman. Ada Shultz; Jones
tea and coffee house-Mrs. Sherman. Bes-
sic Webb, Bessie Conklin. Weinschenk' s
grocery-Mrs. Walter Bolte. Mrs. Bolte.
Miss Overman; Morsman, Inncs & Co
Mrs. Cottman, Lottie Hess, Norma Har-
ris: Singer & Donnell-Nrs. Laidlow,
Lotue McClung: Goldsmith's bookstore
u Tracy. Daisy Woods. Miss Archie
Kngore; Bissantz bakery-Mr. Bowman.
Goldie Evans. Miss J.. Chase; Eagle Of
fce-Mrs. Abercrombie. Nina Allen. Hor-
tense lmboden; Miss Towards drug
store-Nlrs Ksmmal. Bertha Kirkwood.
Bessie Fuller: Chapman < Walker-AIrs.
Battin. Miss Mallow. Miss McCracken:
Court house-Alrs. Carver: Missouri Pa
cifc depot-Mrs. Bell, Mabel Ladd; Tan
ner's bookstore-ATrs. Campbell. Mabel
Han, Mary MeCulla: Wholesale district
Mrs Pottss AIRS. Jobes Palace drug
store-Nfrs. Cowen. Agnes Davidson,
Marie Berry; Kansas National Bank
Mrs. Ralph 1ullison Bessie Ludlum. Edna
Casey; Earp's shoe store-8Irs. Tat
KATE Cossitt. Hazel Mccoy: Sturgeon
grocery company Mrs William lines,
Clara HarteI Helen Jackson; Young
Bros-Mrs. Gehring. Mary Dean, Carrie
Edwards. East Side Racket-Afrs. Hus-
ton. Mrs. Fred Smythe; Wichita trunk
factory-IL r. Dewey. The Hub-Nlrs.
Paul Eaton, Mary Coope-. Mrs. Kendall.
Ray Houses fruit store-Mrs. Jacobs. Ha-
zel Foote; Follett hardware-AIrs Dun
bar. Mrs. WsrnhcfT; Braitch's shoe store
Mrs. Press Anderson. Alberta Reese.
Eleanor Dixon; Courtney & Bock-AIrs
Frank Woods. Nelvm Campbell: Herman
* Hess-AIiss Pinknam Everette Mors-
man, West Side Racket-AIrs. Ben Nc
Lean. Miss Stanley: Taps grocery
Miss Nina Bush. Mrs. T. g. Fitch: Col
ocn Eaele-R Ruth Hyde. Mrs. Finlay
Ross Elsie aTesSar,-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
eoRDoN-sHAy OPERA COMPANY
In Sumptuous Production Ct Gou.
nod's Faust TONIGHT.

lON . 6USl Ritt9ftNs
When Emma Abbott died. the south
lest a sonsstrcss which it was thought
for a long time could not be replaced
She had won her way into the hearts %
the southerners with her remarkable art
after a fashion which many people con-
veTsant with the characteristics OF the
people OF Dixieland said could not be re-
placed
The Richmond papers the other day
when Mis-. Shay appeared there, went out
oil their way 10 declare that remarkable
artist-in fact. a TAR more remarka bic
woman-had again made her advent on
the lyric stage. Miss Rose Cecilia Shay.
these newspapers ventured to assert had
certain winsomeaess in her art. GER
tain broadness and volume 10 her work.
10 say nothing OF voice. which has
beauty, sympathy and range. which Miss
Abbott did not excl Coming from the
papers Of Richmond which are nearly
always 10th TO express anything that sug-
gcsts 4 fuisorne fattery o. 7raise. thee
statements are treasured up with more
than u-usi sentiment by Impresario J.
Saunders Gordon. under whose direction
the Gordon-shay compaay IS touring
Mr.. Gordon was well pleased with Miss
Shay's success in New YORK. hut il has
been his purpose ard desireto have her
win her way in the south and vest The
theatrical taste OF Sew YORK does nor
call Tor grand opera today Womea in
semi-nude tinsel ard PLAYS ~ character
which would not be tolerated. or even
temporized with, in tho south are fads
ir Gotham. Thc conditions are even
worse in Boston. Chicago and some other
cities. The old beauty and love and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20

affection Tor things thar are really worth
The whle seems o. haze died eef sofircIy.
80 ar Gordon readily agr-eci ,et ara
realized that II be vas 80 make q f.t9re
Tor Miss shay it wsat naturally asFs %
Be IL She so0th ans uest Hclee 8, uas
With .nauite pleasure that ar Gordon
peruse1 the neHspa1srs - ,Sorfo-s Rsc1-
rnond. Galveston and Hc-stcu- wlfh their
elaborate and extended notices AID CHE
ques 81 Mics SHAY and Ire company
q ich accompanies her.
This f11 a-7-e-latlor has - ercasf-
oesd her manaeeueat that in fhe last
Few days several artists ~ inte-ssfl 1ral
importance have beer acSel e. the roster
q; her company. When o. is ce1s1ered
that Miss shay already nss iar~
chorus rearlv r1-helf ~ -aam zere
iszea bodily fro-n the .fef-r11llta- cr.era
house n Eez YORK. zone Sea RAY -
gathered - tts charac-er ~ fae erE11i-
zati-a- Th.s aided er-er~e ~.n
81. IN Illustrates u IRE expenditure 20
Perfect fhe company T-r e~rasstrs.
-r-cS ~ made ~ ~ Ees'riare frrm
ire several synrhouE srrarizati5aa =
New Tc-k ard Bozfrn. srcinsez tu7 =
tA-@- aFs.sss zz1 zzisat saf-lr - ees-te1
p IT, or-izz-y ac-ert.fi-rs Z tse trrn.
Fr-t1-sss
To- -us levers - E~tctfta arrrer.zts
fhe fac, thzt shsr arr - have frraf-
not a treat = szY road oozpzzv. t1t -
Ereas o-sr n.zassoa. prepared - oe-rY
or. fas f-o-1isss q fae zas-s g--rert
TIE efc-se--shzg cerrv new hss .
-A-.s--nfre -vAtrh s-rfa-es --ersa---e,s-ra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
DOCTORS ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS
Their Work Was Completed
Yesterday Afternoon.
LECTURE OF DR.. PREBLE
Was One of the Features of
The Meeting.

At the close of the semi-annuaI meet
ing of the South Kansas Medical soci-
ETY. yesterday a business meeting was
held and the following officers were cleo
ted for the coming year.
DR.. c. W. Basham. president.
Dr. ". H. Graves. first vice president.
Dr. J. D. Clark. second vice president.
DR.. c. X. Purves. secretary.
Dr.. \. d. Jones. treasurer
These officers are all Wichita physi-
clans and are among the best OF the city
Yesterdays program was carried out
as planned. with the exception of Two
papers-One by Or. 3asham OF Wichita
and one by c. II. Meatz OF Douglas
which were not given.
The meeting opened az a. m. ard the
first two papers we're those left from
Tuesdays program. First paper was py
). z. AztelI OF Newton l.pon The Al
vaRtages of Hospital Treatment" II was
a well prepared paper. The discussion
which followed was opened by G. c. Pur-
due OF this place.
\ paper was then read by a II Fab
rlque of Wichita upon me subject OF
Chronic Constipation Due to Colopto-
SIS" with discussion opened by S. L.
Morgan OF Hobart. o. T.
Then Wednesdays program was taken
up as follows:
l. The Regulation of Prostitution.
D. NJ Jacobs. ". D., Wichita; discus
sion opened by \. c. FLASK. NJ. D..
OF Fredonia.
?. Some Experiences and Experiments
with Smallpox. ". NJ. Barnett, NJ. D..
Hazelton; discussion opened by w. A.
Jordan, -. b. Of wichita
g. Cretinism, with report OF case,
". H. Graves. NJ D., CT Wichita: dis
cussion opened BY L. T. Smith. NJ. D..
OF Newton.
4. Material Impressions. reports and
exhibition of case), T. }. Honingsworth,
=. D. South Haven. Levi Hornor. n.
D., OF Wichita; discussion opened r
J. NJ. Latta. II. L.. OF Mllerton.
5. Mastoiditis Secondary to Frontal
Sinusitis, report OF case. J. c. Brown.
NJ. D.. Of Wichita; discussion opened by
E c. Hamilton. NJ. .. of Wichita.
6. Report OF Case OF Multiple Frac-
ture Of Superior Maxilla. with exhibition
of apparstus for correcting deforrnity,"
S. S. Noble. D. D. s, of Wichits
At , p, M. Dr. r. p. Preble of Chi
cago gave lecture upon the subject
"Aortis Stenosis." with exhibitions OF
gross specimens.
This meeting Of the society has from
the start been one of the most success
ful Of any ever held in this city. The
success was due TO several causes; 10
the splendid arrangement and forethought
Of the arrangements committee: to the
large attendance. and to the lively in
terest taken in the work by all present.
The papers were without an excep-
ton. well prepared and gave evidence
Of concentrated thought and study
Especially interesting was the clinical
lecture delivered by DR.. R 3. Preble
OF Chicago. DR.. Preble is an instructor
in the medical school Of The Northwest
ern university The subject Of his lee
ture was ''Aortis Steuosis." and he IL
Illustrated it with specimens. Diseases of
the heart arc always interesting 10 ply
sicians and the manner in xhish DR.
Preble handled this subject resulted ia
much benefit to the physicians here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
TO WORK FOR CHARITY
Badges VIII be sold in Business
Houses NeXt aaturhaf

Houses Next EatuTdIJ.
Next Saturday VIII be Charity day in
wichita Beginning at 9 O'Clock the la
dies Of the various charitable organiza-
tons win sen charity badges in all the
principal business houses of the city. and
al places where numbers Of people may
be reached.
This custom has been in vogue in this
CITY some years and has netted the or
Eanizations "A neat sum TO be devoted to
aiding the poor. relieving and taking care
OF the sick
Each of the institutions OF the city
that partially depend on contributions
from tho charitable people of the city for
their support is represented and the
money received divided among these in-
situations This year the money viii lee
given to the Kings Daughters. Children S
Home, Rescue Home and Wichita hos
pital
The ladies are stationed in the business
houses and have with them small badges
which are given to each person who do
mates any sum to the cause of charity.
Whatever one feels they should give en-
titles them to a badge
The badges viii be distributed Friday
morning at Walls jewelry store and the
ladies viii work an day Saturday. They
viii report at places assigned to them
promptly at 9 o'clock Saturday morning.
The assignments are as follows:
/. c. Jackson-BIrs. J.. G. Jackson.
Jennett Vail Jean Wiser: ~. T. spencer
AIRS CrItehheld Elenor Lar5in. Harriet
I. n,
Abbie Potts Fannie Lewis: s. x Nj.
store-NIrs. Martin Elsie Martin. Mary
Carver. Fulton Clothing storc-Ars Eb-
erly, Mamie Derr. Florence Naftzger;
National Bank of Wichita-AIrs c. 5.
Caldwell Miss Gordon. Grace Moody;
Western Pacific Tea hoUse-Afrs. Harry
Higginson Miss NIosher. Anna Giles
pie: Carey hotel-8Irs B. T. Dunn Flos-
sy McComb. Pearl Martin: Meserve &
Reiffel' s-1Irs. Laycock. Ouie Kinkai3.
Mamie Lewis; Hamilton hotel-AIrs. Tor
rington. Anna Brown. Miss AUGSBURG.
Stceklards-M Mrs. Naylor. Mrs VIII Stew
art. Commercial State bank-AIrs. Is.
Garland, Florence Carvin. Miss Conk-
lin: Rock Island depot-EIrs. Charlie
Brown. Vivian Stanford. Winnie Barnes;
Manhattan hotel-Mrs. stanton. Miss
johnson. Miss stevens. Whiuock meat
mar6et-NIrs. 7. \. Jackson. Mamie
Houcl5 Miss Raney; Geo. Inues x CO.
Airs Testard. Mary Fulnngton, Cornelia
Vail, Means Bros. drugS-3Irs J -.
Schollenherger Carrie Ludlum. Mamie
Horner; National Bank OF Commerce
Mrs. Paul. Miss Leepe.. la Rue Hforne-
Cannes drug store-Nfrs. Chas. Cohn.
Mabel smythe. Lulu Delaney; Gehrngs
drug store-Hlrs. Dilday Donna Fisher,
Joe Webb. Jones & Titus--Nirs, Reeves,
Bessie Alien. Helen Pratt Aliens drus
store-Nfrs. r. r. Lawrence Miss Lane
Sarah Morsman Cooks furnishing store
Mrs. Fred Beech. Miss 2. Brooks. May
Comley Frisco onIce-Nrs. John Kelly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20

leria Rusticsnna. The two latter works
of Leoncavallo ard Mascagui are mat
tiers Of pride % Miss shay. Alberji. Euns-
some OF the principals Of this really great
company.
Il is a repertoire of which any Gem
pany might be justly prruG and the exc
cution OF these operas, as already &C
CREDITED Is no small reason FOR honest
pride on the part OF ar Gordon and his
extremely fetching ana fascinating prime
donna. Miss Shay and he~ company VII
siag Gounod's immortal Faust AT ths
Crawford Grand tonight and = genuine
treat IS in store for Wichita theatre
s,oars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
rs ANNUAL BATTLE
Lewi- arzcruy and Bfxa ~ehssi
Trams NH FisF r~Et artrrl

Ore m5re ze~k zn1 - sso,szn a.
f11 rio.es. ars eqrni-~ nr-- VIZ -
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1frt aF- 80 gee Esrss ease
as-u reFs ia Hi<h.sa fhss IA 49, -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
THINKS SALT is CERTAIN
Wellington Man Says Wichita is on
Pidht Track.

Wesley Ready. one II the prominent
lawyers OF Wellington. vas in the city
yesterday. and having r.ad En- the Eagle
the EFFORT of Wichita 10 get rock salt. h
was very much interested ~ IT, re has
y doubt in the world bat what III dis
crvsry will b. made. 4 the San adopted
or Suggested by President Davidson, -
the Ch.mber Of Commerce. IS carried oct
he says the finest Tock salt or earth. ac-
cordins T. scientific analysis. IS under
Wellington al a i-g,h % e feet. and
there IS 10 reason why the same stratum
O. salt is not under Nich.ta or very
pear il.
At the suggestion Of physicians. NJ. P.
P Aherue has made arrangements 70
eeD his drug store open an ihe year
round. night ard day owl drug stores
are now il every important city and
wichita cannot b. behind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
q 81 4 MILtionAIRE
Rich Vein - Coal Discovered On &c.
Van Rerde~Fs and

George San Esr.en wsnt ~ E~afsrsv
LIST n.eht r. frd ost whefher b. =
niiacna.re - plata. e7erf Gay hard
~arsrs fuerfss naa Tie reports q. 4
iFe rtrae1 hirn inficste fhzt ~ = g
Ire - enter fhs = FerpoHt Ho~rar efsss
-lr. Van sreen rae q fsrr- r.ar pa5e-
csh ke.rsrsg. ans fhe report cs-ss
from fhrre tsst Fliaz7.e Deposits = eaaf
hFe besr f7u-d thrrr ard that fhs sz-
c.te-nent rreT g er-a1afz 81 Es8aa. So
has bees ss-aEst Flta letters ;e7lrr s.a-
srsr good thax - 49, n Als Ksa-
r..r.fs- r.~rrss-rr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
Mr.. KuechenmcieteT. the Florist, Re
members the Eagle.

z. Kuchenmeister brought from his con-
servatory yesterday. for the editor Of the
Eagle. as fine ounch OF single stem
chrysanthemurs as mortal eye ever saw.
They were beauties. and were much ap-
preciated. They made the sanctum cheer
full. notwithstanding the slowly waning in
fuence of a morning fog. Tor they repre-
scented sunshine-that beautiful sunshine
that is known nowhere better than in
southern Kansas and in the flowery king
q N Of their origin. Hr. Kuchenmeister
has many such chrySznthernums in his
fourishing conservatory. He says the
flower is becoming more popular every
csy. which proves thst popular taste IS
ever becoming finer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
I6e~A : NM>sez5@<

The letter from this cured girl shows
every mother and daughter how per
feet health can be secured 10y taking
Wine Of Cardui. That Wine Of
Cardui cured Eva Olmstead is in
itself a guaranty that this successful
remedy viii do the same for you.
This SINGERS grateful letter tells its
own story of the cure that Wine of
Cardui effected in making a weak,
nervous girl strong and healthy and
nothing can he said to make it
stronger. IF you want such an ex-
perieHce take Wine Of Cardui. This
great remedy IS needed at every
trying crisis in a woman S life. All
druggists sell 81 60 bottles of Wine
of Cardui.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
shNTANRIIIr


Sartanelii The master hypnofist. begins
week euga cement At the Toler Mon
day night Hypnotism produces Laughter
of tyre that -ehesreed rtave comedy
fails % q. irasmuch as each subject de-
plays in hyrnotisrn his natural self. there
is no "horse-piay." sn is real and taken
from life. and - local Funsccir are ueel
even skeptics arc forced 10 worder - fh-
remarks bic Demonstration The scholar
finds much food - reflection frnua
-cicntl7e standpoint. the lover r arnu-c-
ment y aHo-ded laughter 90 his neart'a
content. ir fact. az classes ere plss SCI
81 Santorellis wonderful ability NJ.
: @. Simmons. manager f1r ssn-aneiI
stated thri iu an ere cities played on a
recert tour. TIE ra-s-err n the fs~ai
theatres have commented 90 The r-nns-
neut - The exhibitions ara also ~ ~
large psr-ents-e ~ he better si-nscnt y
society lF aulienccs have been con1ose7
~ ahcw ~ h7s aii cIarra- ere frt-rrs-eS
There arc ~ waite or fel-ss during ~
Performance st feiioss he ether r
rarid succession. ia facr r e. or con
ti-uai iau-h from fhe rise 20 TIE f.r =
the clrfal7 Zach nirtt there is = corn
pirte change - performance Local
babies ans Eesfl~usn are Invited % gar
fcinate ir the c1frrtaInuent Mont
ereria- ladies free. undsr N. usual eon-
llfiors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20

FEMALE TROUBLES are re-
sponsible for the thousands Of
weak and nervous girls there
are in the world. The trouble Is
they do not come into womanhOod
in the natural and health y
way. It Is important that the
regular functions be properly es-
tablished at the coming Of woman
hood. If they are not, irregular
menses soon make invaiids OF girls
This is "a fact worthy OF cyery moth
er's serious consideration. Mothers
do not give their daughters health
the attention they should. But there
Is not a mother living who could
not give her suffering daughter the
same health Miss 0lmstead enjoys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
ADVANCE iN wAcEs



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fa Thr uaf- ereg a1i farf nee
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rsf ST eefx ieaF.r s-f tarssf fnsr sss.sai.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

TIE PRINCESS CHIC

lie IhiNtEcS CHIC
Kirk - shenes opera company. under
the management OF Mr. John ?. slocufn
VIII arrive IN the city THIS morning from
the south. with his galaxy of beauti-
fui ladies in The Princess chic. This
dainty opera c-mique vii be presented
here tonight at the Toler This = The
irst visit Of this metropolitan attraction
TO Wichita. Is hiio perhaps number
Of our citizens have seen this opera. NJ
Slocum assures US the production IS on
grnnder and more attractive scale than
At any time before the costumes belnr
an new with new scenery. new music
catchy sOugs and attractive situation.
We guarantee 70 the citizens one II the
greatest comic OPENS ever seen ia WITCH
ita- his company stands easily in the
front q an opsra companies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
WAS FINED SIS
chas. Thomas Paid Dearly for Fast
DRIVING.

Chas. Thomas was fined 81 in police
court yesterday for fast driving. This is
the Young man who drove the sorrel
horse cown Douglas avenue Tuesday
evening. ara was thrown out when tse
hugsy upset and ran into the rig Of X.
Maxwell. throwing him out and Sc
verely inJUrins him. The young man gaze
his ramo as McI-ai1 when arrested but
iu court yesterday stated that his name
as Thomas. and that he lived three miles
v-est Of the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
SOME FINE cHRYsANTHEmUMs

Wright wrongs no man. Wrishts old
fashioned buckwh-at 1our is pure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
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ses-ss.s - So fa - lssf -
So GHzzzu

"a LikED WICHITA
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-17
GERMAN H~OSTILITIES IN ENGLAND.
Vulgar and Obscene Cartoons of the
English in German Newspapers.

London, January ia remarkable
the caption of Literature of German
Anglophobia'' recounting the character
of the anti-Britsh cartoons which have
appeared in the German newspapers.
which. The Times says Gin coarseness,
,obscenity and venom are without a par
lallel in modern times"
The wisdom of the publication Of the
~article at this iuncture is much ques-
tioned.
The Times article which is two col
INNS long. says:
These papers are not gutter-sheets,
but are sold everywhere at the stations
of the state railroads, even at Potsdam
station, where the emperor is constant
Ily travelling. He was finally obliged to
personally order their removal. Neither
ARE these papers anonymous. One of
1.-THE most infamous of all, entitled: The
lBoer War bears on the title pages. the
names of persons distinguished in the
literary and artistic world of Germany.
1T is difficult to find words to convey j
motion of the filth which it's cultured ar
lists and writer's venture to lay before
it's cultured German ade British
isoldierS are Represented as robbing the
dead. Mr.. Chamberlain's state coach is
Idepicted as a cart laden with skeletons
and King Edward is shown dead drunk
in his bedroom. receiving the news of
lCronie's surreder.
This obscenity, sold in respectable
shops, was eagerly brought by the pub
lie and lies on fashionable drawing
room tables"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-17
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR RACE
LAwsou's Challenge for Boralma Ac-
cepted by Owners of Lord Derb,
and the Abbot.

New York January 1.-two cheques
for $4,000 each were received here late
this afternoon from Thomas w. Law
son. OF Boston. to close the negotiations
over the talked-of race between his
trotter Boralma and E. E. Smathers
horse Lord Derby and The Abbott.
owned by John j. Scannell, formerly fire
commissioner. This is the outcome of
Mr.. Lawson original challenge to trot
BoralEaa. 2:07. against any horse in the
world. When this challenge was made
known Messrs. Smathers and Scannell
posted forfeits and Mr.. Lawson was ad-
yised of that fact.
The arrangements for the two match
Is now stand as follows:
The Boralma-Lord Deby race and the
Baralma-Abbot ace will be trotted
some time between July Is and Septem-
her /. 1902 and will be for 5000 o a side
The club which offers the largest stake
will get the ven INA the several
matches VIII be decided in favor of the
winner of the best three out OF five
heaGs in each case. The remainder of
the side stakes is to be posted as fol-
1ows: 5000 on signing of articles: SIS. ON
on the first OF July and the ina 5000
On the night before the race
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-17
AN IMPORTANT SURRENDER
OF Filipino Insurgent Officers and
Men Occurs in Balangas.

Washington. January 1.-THE war
department was advised late today Of
an important surrender which occurred
yesterday at Taal. Batangas, Philip
fine stands. The surrender included
one colonel. three lieutenant colonies.
enc major. five cantains. twelve lieu
tenants. PAS men and 2z3 rifles. Marasai-
gan. the colonel. was a leader of i'm
Iportance under the insurgent general.
Malvar. operating in the western part
lof Batangas. That section is reported
now to be practically clear of hostile
forces. 1t is stated that the surrender
was unconditional and due directly to
THE excellent service of the American
troops. The loyal natives. it is added.
believe this surrender Wi Influence hos
tile hands in other sections OF Batan-
to surrender. Those prisoners not
charged with serious crimes a been
released.