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NEW CHINESE MINISTER HERE.
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FIuy-three Secret Artes.

sam Francisco. Cal. March 26.-His
Excellency Sir LANG Tung Ch~ng. who
rucceeded WI Ting-Fsns as Minister 10
the United States. arrived here to-day
on the steamer Korea from China. He 10 &C.
oompanied by Q daughter and two sons. and
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mats and legation stisches. as well nine
servants
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Appearance. His home 10 Ia Canton. hut
he ha. spent much of his forty years of
NJ. In for~ign countriss His latest pos,
~as Secretary IL the Chinese Embassy in
London.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
keIso School Notes.

Many visitors to the fair took advan-
tage of the opportunity to enquire into
the merits of the KeIso method. The
thoroughness ard practical application OF
the principles of technic and interpreta-
ton, to piano forte compositions, was
highly approved
Miss Mabel Forsyth OF Hunneywell,
Kan, has been studying music in the
city this fall, but decided TO enroll in this
school.
Miss Bessie Hickman of Turon, Kan,
arrived this week and expects to remain
this year to take a teachers course in
the Kelso method. She will give an in
dividual recital before returning home.
Miss Lydia Bolton, of Mt. Hope. has
been coming over each week TO take les
sons concluded to reside in the city the
ensuing year and thus be enabled 10 de-
vote more time to her music. She will
take a course in literature at Paramount
college.
Miss Anna Moore. who, for the past
few years has been studying and also
teaching in the city, is taking an ad-
vanced course. in technic and interpreta-
ton.
Messrs. Dick Hays, Ralph Harris and
Maurice Higgins, city. have enrolled.
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THE ORIGIN OF A NAME.

There is popular legend that the sur
name Of Kara. which means black" ip
the Turkish language. was given 10 the
founder OF the kara georsev3tch dynasty
because his skin was unusually dark
George Pstrnvttch. grandfather OF King
Peter l.. was one Of the wsalthiest sgri-
cuiturists In Seryfa. and when his sister
married he sent her several beehives as a
present She was highly pleased with
them. bat her mother was even more
pleased. and promptly appropriated two
Of them for herself
When Petroviich heard this he became
furious With passion. ard. sei=ing hive.
he ran 10 his mother and uncermoniously
put IL over her head. ThereuPon the OIL
lady burst out into loud reproaches. cali
ing her son Kara Georges which
means Black George" % ''G~oTge. you
villain"
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Wichita Business College Notes.

The boys have caught the football fever
and the boys practiced Saturday for some
time. The prospects are now Tor a good
team.
Minnie Anderson Of the shorthand de-
partment is taxing the bookkeeping work
Miss Mccullough who is taking The
Goodyear Marshall work in bookkeeping.
has reached the actual business work.
Prof. Price gave the typewriting stud
ents d drill in typewriting while blind
folded this week. some good work was
done
owing to the size of the beginning
class in arithmetic ii was decided to d.
vide il into two sections. This makes
tour arithmetic classes now in operation.
The class in commercial law has COM
rleted the work and new class viii be
organized The coming week,
\ large number of the boys arc absent
this week raining on the street cars.
School was closed on Thursday and
Friday afternoons TO give the students a
lhcnce 20 sec tho fair Needless to say
tney all took advantage of the oppor-
tunity
Among those visiting the college this
week We're noticed The following Elmer
Long. Blanch Chhde. Fanny Ryan. Mn
ME Csushey, Ross Armstrong. R F
Toews. Frank Moon. Nj and Mrs Threl-
fan. Harry Dunaway. Fred Chinesm.th
Ross 3. Adams, Mrs. Tackwell and Ella
Harrison
New students this week are: Elmer
EaH. c c Hohson. Meta Ainsworth.
Chas. Newton. Allen McCursein. Ethel
Exams. Barton Elder. c. W Matthews
Virgil Reese and. Elizabeth skser; re-
turning: FAYE Winn. Grace Kicker. Lou
ise Burres and Emei Laurent.
Thrqugh some mistake last weeks en-
rolinent was omitted. Il was as follows.
Della Robinson. Ella Marshall. Otto Bost.
Verne McMnien. Harvey Kofcld. Roy
Jennings, A A Prsisiey, Bertha stan
ley. Alfred Threlfal and Mary McCsl-
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Presbyterian church. and West Side kin
dergarten, under the direction of Mrs
c. D. Davidson. The leaders of the con-
testing parties are Mr.. J. ". Kemp and
sdr Stacy York The principle charac-
tiers of Kemp's party are:
Interesting Individual ...-.. Virgil Davis
Doting Aunt ......-....- Myrta thompson
Nurse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Edna SHAW
Young Lady Visitor .....- Della Oherro
Physician ..-.. Mr.. ". J. Kemp
While Mr. Yorks participants are:
Dramatic Lady ........-. Miss Hare
Stage-Struck Poet ........ Mr. Stacy York
Irish Valet ....... Mr.. Sheldon Freeman
Irish Maid ....... Miss Hazel Breese
The charades viii be presented in dia-
logues. pantomines, tableaux, ETC. About
twenty-five will participate on either side
A prize will be awarded the winner, and
a BOBBY prize will also be given.
Presentation speech by Mr. Rudolph
Hatfield.
Music will be furnished by the univer-
sity.
Miss Ada Guthrie has entered the uni
versity. She is a welcome student coming
to Friends because she found the work
here best adapted 20 her needs as an ad-
vanced student She enters as a member
of the senior class.
The senior class for this year now en-
rolls nine members as follows Mabel
Munns. Lenora Jay, w. l. Dunbar. Ada
Guthrie and Ellen HumreId cf Wichita;
Adelbert Andrew of Endora; Edgar Ha
worth, of Hortonville. Ind. Wilbur Thorn
as of Amboy, Ind, and Alta Howard of
Cherokee, o. T.
The yearly meeting Of Friends of Kan
sas. viii convene at The university on the
Sth of October an will continue in ses-
sion for about week. A large number
Of Friends win be in attendance. One
Of the most interesting events of this
meeting will be the educational session
on Saturday afternoon, at which time the
interests of the university Will be consid-
cred
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Wichita Commercial colleae Notes.

Miss Clara Almond, student OF Prof.
Robins, twelve years ago, now holding a
fine position in Colorado Springs, made a
very pleasant social call at the college
Office on Monday
Mr. H. l.. Walker completed the full
commercial course on Wednesday Of this
week and accepted d fine position at fifty
dollars month at Newkirk, o. T., on
Thursday.
Prof Lowder called Thursday to see
his old friend Prof. D. L. Caliison. on
his way home from the Zanerian Art
| College of Columbus. Ohio, where he
graduated on last Monday.
The following students called during
the week to renew old ties: Messrs.
Richey Chain, Moon, Rea, Werner, Hol-
lingsworth Whitney and Harrington.
Banker Denton and wife of Grenola,
Kan. called with their son wellington.
on Wednesday and enrolled him for a
complete commercial training.
DR.. Hollingsworth of South Haven.
Kan, was d visitor on Thursday.
Miss Ella Johnson of the Commercial
department returned to school on Mon
day after an absence of ten days at her
home on account of the sickness Of her
uncle
Miss Stella Daty of the shorthand de-
partment. has taken up her work again.
after a short illness at her home at King
fisher. O. T.
Prof. E. w. Vankirk, a former student.
was hired for the week to represent the
business college at the fair.
Mr.. George Willis. a student of Prof.
Robins in 1891, now proprietor of a large
mercantile house in the territory made
| q pleasant call on Tuesday.
ALessrs, Kelley. Sterling. Kan, ana
Luse. Great Bend. Kan. were amonk
the many callers during the week. The
college display at the fair grounds in
charge of Prof. Callison and Miss Grace
Wilkinson was pronounced an excellent
success. The beautiful cards written by
Pro-. Callson ana handed out were high
ly appreciated by The thousands of visi-
tors who thronged the art hall. The
graceful touch typewriting method. ex-
emplifed by Miss Wilkinson, won the
admiration of the visitors.
The following new students were en-
rolled this week: Bertha Bretch, D. w.
Pratt. NJ. NJ OGara. T E Vessels. Ar
thur Ridgley, Geo. Clark. Floyd W. Geist,
V J. Ream, y. NJ. Gray. James Jayne.
ollie Warrell Geo. &. Thompson. VIM
W. Coons, Carrie Shadnger, VIII Os-
terloh. John d. Nicholas, Annie Simon
! Wellington Denton, William Little and
Harry Porter
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v-t = n that has hen sad the sraa'' e.
aossIbse proportion has touched TIE rsal
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Tough; returning, c. Nj. sandusky and
VIM Harris.
sickner Conservatory Notes.

Sickner Conservatory Notes.
| Miss Mildred Schuyler is one of the
new students of the conservatory this
I week
| Miss Evelyn Packer GAINESVILLE, Wis.
school.
Mrs L. z. Bender, SedaIia, Mo-, began
study in the mandolin department Sat
urday.
Miss Jane Parkinson has entered the
piano department
Miss Lulu Clark is a new student in
the guitar department.
Miss Mabele Hyde has entered the
theory and harmony classes at the con-
servatory.
Miss Whine Ward is new STUDENT
in the piano school,
Mr.. Bishop owens is a new pupil in
the mandolin department of the conserva-
tory.
Mr.. Carl Jackson has returned to Wich-
tia to his piano studies at the conserva-
tory.
Mr. Harry Dunaway, st. Louis. Mo-.
has begun study in the piano depart
ment.
Mr. Carl Foulkers. Oatville, has re-
sumed violin lessons at the conservatory.
Miss Alma Maurer is again an earnest
pupil in the piano school having returned
from an extended trip east. =
The following program was given at the
sickner conservatory of music at the
Friday afternoon recital:
Spring Song .....--........... Emil Liebling
Miss Evelyn Parker.
Violin Solo (Carvatina .....,.. ]. Raft
Miss Ada Sickner.
The Awakening of Spring e. Haberbier
Miss Mable Glenn
Select Reading ...........-.......-.. Hager
Miss Alberta Chapman.
Mandolin Trio Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Misses Laura, Mable and Ada Sickner.
Dreaming by the Brook 49,. Goldbeck
Miss Winnie Barnes.
Vocal Solo (Serenade) III Bragga
Miss Hariete DEAN.
violin obligato by Ada Sickner.)
Fairy Fingers ............. S. B. Mills
Miss Marguerite Bliss
Select Reading .................. Selected
Miss Alberta Chapman.
Mandolin Trio Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Misses Laura. Mable and Ada Sickner.
Mr.. Hoge, Burton, o. T., Mrs. Gibbons,
Netawaka, Kan; Mrs. J. w. Cookson,
Kingman, Kan. Miss Estella Frasins.
Miss Mary Frasins, Topeka, Kan; Miss
lola Hyatt. Goddard, Kan; Miss Edith
Manary. Valley Center. Kan. Mrs. E. B.
Van Arsdale, Valley Center, Kan; Mrs.
L. E. Bender, Sedalia, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bourgette, Augusta; Mr.. G. c.
Worth, Augusta; Miss Greeta Foulkers,
Oatville; Mr.. John Schmidt, Oatville;
Mrs. E. B. Neptune. Miss Hazel Neptune.
Derby; Miss Nellie Smith. Alva. o. t.
Miss Jessie Worth. Miss Carrie Worth,
Augusta; Mr. J. D. Conard Miss Bertha
Hudson. Larned. o. t.; Mrs. Chamber
lain, Maize Kan; Miss Emma Wood
Miss ]. Tucker. Mrs Schuyler. Miss Ida
Hill, city: Miss Lena Schmidt, Oatville,
Kan: Mrs. ]. Deal, Miss Jessie Gum,
Miss Josephine Gum, Miss Maude Row
lee, Mrs Schaffer Miss Margaret Dur
moudy. Miss Nellie Durmoudy, Miss Ger
trude Schuyler, Miss Blanche Mascal,
Miss Strohecker and Miss King, Wichita,
were among the visitors at the conserva
tory this week.
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Lewis Academy Mites.

The especial feature this week has been
the large number of visitors who have
remembered that they had interests worth
looking at on the corner of Third and
Market streets.
The Bible classes are doing regular
work on Monday morning full four
years course Of critical Bible study has
been adopted and entered upon.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday noon
lead by Prof NJ. Smith, was well at
tended and enthusiastic.
Regular class work received close at
tention for the three days, two days hav-
ing been given over to the fair
Fun information given to callers or
those who send for a catalogue
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Skirt Section

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1t is a hard road
TO Easy street.
but it is easy for
you because we
pave it with bar
gains.
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continued from thirteenth rage.
bred times as many Eagles were printed
and circulated every day which went into
the homes-which were read and not
thrown down as soon as they were hand
ed to person. There is not a man or a
woman in Wichita or out of Wichita who
attended the fair who was handed one OF
a single firm that was printed in that
purported program.
l wonder why the railroad companies
put long rows of seats in their passenger
depots with iron partitions in them. How
many times passengers are compelled u
wait for trains from no fault Of theirs,
but of the roads. who might lie down or
recline in a seat If it were not for those
miserable iron cross bars.
Every day we hear the complaint that
goods and building material can not be
had and grain cannot be shipped because
of the lack Of facilities OF the railroads
TO furnish cars When 9 car load Of goods
reaches one of our merchants he is at once
notified and the goods must be removed
al once or demurage begins What is
considered a delivery Of a car Of freight
on the track. in the car, or un,oaded in
their freight house. II they charge de-
mirage, why shouldn't the railroad COM
panies be liable for failure to deliver
goods in reasonable time and furnish
cars for shipment Of grain?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

Save your sales
checks We re-
deem tn en- IN
china ware on FRI
days.
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SECRET OF MORMON POWER.

The National Irrigation Congress a
Ogden. Utah. this psSl week. cirec.s
attention % the rern srkahls system o
Irrigation and community building soz la
today ia Utah. The beautifully yie,cine
small irrigated farms of that state have
surr shed q theme Tor many iEisressizs
articles n fact the Mormon people have
supplied a perennial toric % elscussicr
since they first cane into V-crzsnef.cs
hal. = century ago. Volumes have b@er
written about them. Will. mary oshts
ye.uuss might be flee With tie maya
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LINOLEUMS AND OIL CLOTHS

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City Regulator

Continued from Thirteenth Page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-25
WAR ON FAKES.
LuIing Turns His Attention to Doubt
full Life Insurance Schemes

Topeka, Kan, Sept. Estate Super
intendent Of Insurance Charles H. Lul-
ing, who instituted a war some time ago
on fake fire insurance companies. has
now turned his attention to agents of
life insurance companies who sell policies
by means of false representations. He
has already revoked the licenses of a
number of agents operating In this state
and is investigating charges against not
a few others. 1t is Mr.. Lulings inten-
ton TO esta bIish black list" and when
the license of an agent has been revoked
by the department he will not be issued
another at any time in the future under
any consideration Mr.. Lulings purpose
is to protect the people of the state from
INSCRIPTIONS agents who practically rob
them of their money by selling them
worthless policies.
Yesterday superintendent Luling noti-
fed the Indiana State Life Insurance
company of indianapolis of his willing
ness to give the company a hearing rela-
tive to the action of the department In
revoxing the license of a half dozen of
their agents few days ago. The agents
were selling a COMMITTED premium poll
cy which Mr.. Luling warned the COM
pany more than three months ago not to
attempt to place in this state. The poll
cy is a complicated one and no noe but
an insurance man can understand its
provisions. AS result agents are part
ticularly liable to misrepreSent it.
There's just one thing about it, yes
terday said Superintendent Lulipg. 1.-The
company has got to keep this committed
premium policy out of Kansas or will
revoke the license of everyone of its
agents and bar the company from the
state in addition
State Life Insurance company of St
Louis yesterday to instruct its agents to
cease misrepresenting its gold bond poll
cy or he would revoke their licenses. 1t
seems the agents have been inducing
many people TO purchase the policy by
representing the company would pay
double the face of the policy in cash at
the end Of ten years. This. FIR Luling
says. any insurance man knows to be
impossible for the company to do.
The insurance papers of the country
are commenting very favorably on Mr..
Luling's method of landing agents and
particularly of his scheme Of blacklisting
those against whom complaint has been
made The Insurance Surveyor of New
York says it solves the problem Of elm
mating FOUNDERS which has puzzled in
surance managers and general agents for
years.
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Be 1t Resolved by the Mayor and Coun-
cilrnen of the City of Wichita:
That whereas. a petition signed by the
residents of the city of Wichita, Kansas.
owning more than one-half of the feet
fronting or abutting on the portion OF the
street hereinafter named TO be improved
has been presented to this council and by
the mayor and councilmen ordered spread
upon the journal:
Therefore, il is hereby declared neCes-
sary to pave Water street in the CITY Of
Wichita from the south side of First
street to the north side of Douglas ave
nue., so as to make the roadway betweer
cutters thirty-nine (39) feet wide except
seventy-1ve 90 feet thereof. which is to
be thirty-eight CSS) feet wide between the
tiers; said street to be paved with asphalt
laid upon concrete base or foundation,
to be constructed according to plans and
specifications to be furnished by the
city engineer and approved by this coun-
Gil, cost not to exceed two and twenty
five hundredths (s2.25) dollars per square
yard, and the city engineer of the city of
Wichita is hereby directed TO prepare and
submit plans and specifications therefor,
and the city clerk is instructed to make
proper publication of this resolution.
Passed council September q, 1893
10s-6t ]. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-25
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

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evening. Peerless hall. First and Main.
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present Friday Sept = Work
All ladies Of the Central Christian
church. having unfinished flowers please
return them this afternoon at King 2
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