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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
At the Crawford.

IN THE PALACE OF THE KING.
Plays with distinct originality are al
ways in demand by theatrical managers.
The public requires them. and as theatri-
cal managers cater to The public favor
II Is natural that they strive 10 give the
public what the public desires. The pop
ular Miss Helen GRAVITY, who enjoys
most excellent reputation as an actress
of rare merit, will appear at the Craw-
ford on New Years matinee and night.
Miss GRAVITY comes on this occasion in a
new play, which has the reputation of
being probably the most original that
has been presented to the public for a
number of years. 1t was written by Lori
mer Stoddard, playwright who stands at
the head of his profession in the United
States. He has contributed 10 the Amer
lean stage during the past ten years a
great number of its most successful
dramas. AS a creator of new ideas in
stage craft Mr.. Stoddard has few, IL
any, equals. In the Palace OF the King
was presented TO the public for many
months in the city of New York two
years ago. OF course there runs through
the story of the play most delightful
story of love, but in this ease it is love
at first sight between the handsome Don
Jose and beautiful and charming Dolores.
The census reports are silent upon the
subject of the number of people who fall
in love in this way. but if the counting
could be made. it is safe 20 believe the
result would show that very large per-
centage of the human family have at
some time fallen in love 1T first sight
in some cases probably imaginary. but
nevertheless for the time being they were
strong in their conviction that IL was
genuine love. All the world loves a lover.
and that may be one reason, though
there are many more. why the play In
the Palace of the King" has won great
popularity. Miss GRAVITY comes with
carload of scenery. being the original
New York production.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Amsoo Fiant, 900 Cleve-
land avenue.
Chas. z. Walker and wife Of Cleo, o. T..
are visiting for few days with Mr..
Walkers sister, Mrs. L. L. Walker, on
Pattie avenue.
A. l.. Salter and family will move to
Guthrie next week. MIR. Salter will travel
out of Guthrie for the United Sash and
Door company.
John Holland. ssS ST. Francis. who has
been on the sick list for several weeks.
the Frisco depot.
Rev. ]. A Wall of Stafford will arrive
in the city tomorrow for a visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Frank Mccoy, OF
North Main street.
Miss Ruth Watkins of Guthrie. o. T..
friends in Wichita and Haysville, returns
this morning TO resume her studies in the
high school of that city.
DR.. G. c. Purdue returned from Den
yer, Colo, yesterday afternoon, where
he attended the Western Surgical and
genealogical association.
Clarence Copeland will return to his
duties as a student at the New York uni
versity next Saturday. He will go by
way of the southern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Piatt, the parents
of Mrs. Walter Bolte. have moved TO
this city from Wellington. They are al
home at 1l50 North Market street.
Chas. Alright. representative of the
Internatianol Harvester Co., who has
been located here, will now have head
quarters at Larned and has moved to
that place.
Sam Slower of 319 West Third street
left last evening for Sapulpa, l. T., 10
spend a month with his daughter. who is
now in the Office Of the superintendent of
the Frisco railway.
Miss Lottie Sprung has returned from
her home at Augusta, where she went
to celebrate her eighteenth birthday ami
versary. Her sister Anna returned with
her to spend a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard II. Horner and
family have returned to this city, where
they will reside in the future. They for
merly lived in Wichita and have many
friends and acquaintances here.
Il. outlcl Cdihc rum tNdASdS Olty
yesterday to spend the holidays with his
mother and sister at 323 Waco. He has
been spending the holidays here every
year for the past seventeen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bretch have returned
from Hobart, o. T, where they have been
spending the holidays. Mr.. Bretch re-
ports everything fourishing in Hobart in
spite of the six months of dry weather.
Harry Isenberg. who has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper at the Lehmann-
Higginson Wholesale Grocery company,
will leave January 1 for Sunrise. Colo,
where he will embark in the retail bus
mess.
Mrs. j. C. Wilkerson and her two
daughters, Hazel and Helen, and her
mother, Mrs. c. T. Prouty, of Kingfisher,
o. T., are in The city spending the holt
days with r. A. Cox and family at 243
Cleveland avenue.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by Judge Wilson at the court
house, and during the afternoon one GER
emory was performed by him. Those to
whom licenses were granted are: c. G.
McCay of Kingman and Cora Floyd of
Vevay, Ind; Charles II. Herman of Wicb-
ita and Ida Bron, also of Wichita The
first named couple were married by Judge
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ARRESTED FOR MASKING.
Police Judge Fines Eugene Dunn (Coi.
ored) Sum of $500.

Eugene Dunn, colored, was arrested
yesterday morning and taken to the city
Jail. where he was given trial and
fined $780,
It seems that Dunn has been trying to
make mashes on young white girls whom
he met on the streets after night. The
complaint upon which he was arrested
was that Of a 15-year-old girl who at
tends the Webster school. She said that
while on her way to the grocery store the
other evening she met = nm on the street
and he attempted to stC., and talk TO her.
She eluded him and went nome and the
next morning filed the complaint.
Dunn was working on the cement gang
on University avenue when arrested yes
terday morning. He was positively iden-
titled.
Dunn was released from Jail on the
18th of last month for different offense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

Sunfower circle meets Monday with
Miss Kinkaid. North Lawrence. Pro-
gram:
Racial Composition OF the American
People (concludedl-Mrs. Barry.
Brief Report on Nature OF Work Done
at Atlanta. Hampton and Fisk Univer>
sity--Mrs. Rudolf
Reading from Worries Works. August
1868. on Successful Education OF Nero
Mrs. McCialn-
Reading. from soul Of Black Fclks--s
Mrs Levy.
Music. ''Oid limo Negro Msiodies"s
Miss I.add
Modern Negro RaEtime Vocal or In
strumentsl-Mrs. Levy.
Geographic influences. chapter Ix.-MSn.
Evans.
Reading. from Worlds Works. Juiy}
1907. Yale Forcsters at work-MiEs Kin-'
kaid.
Leader. Mrs. Freeman.
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City in Brief
Personal and Other items Of
Interest to WiChitans.


w H Dillon of Moline is in the city for
a few days.
Mrs. A. A. Parker returned from FL
Dorado yesterday.
Z. w. Jewell of Mount Hope was here
yesterday on business.
Miss Adele Terrell has returned from
a visit in Valley Center.
r. B. Temple, a capitalist of Eureka,
is in the city on business.
Mrs. w H. Dunkin of Haysville was
in the city shopping yesterday.
Miss Blanche Bull OF Winfield is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mihick.
Miss Nellie Snively has returned from
a visit with friends in Cheney.
]. H Huntsinger went TO Kansas City
yesterday on important business.
A. H. Mood of Clearwater was in the
city yesterday on business errands.
Mrs. Dora Elliott of Winfield is in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
H NJ. Walt and G. R. Follett. of New
ton were Wichita visitors yesterday on
business.
Mrs. Ben Garland has returned to her
home from a visit of two months in
Kansas City.
Sam Jones of the Missouri and Kan
sas Telephone company is visiting rela-
tives in Emporis.
Mrs. T. H. Huffman of the Arlington
hotel. who has been seriously i'll for sew
eral days. is better.
Miss Bertha Bloss left yesterday for
Norwich. where she will spend a few
weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Harper has just returned from
Harper. Kan, where she visited with
friends and relatives.
Judge Sites is very sick at his home,
southeast of Linwood Park and is under
the care OF Or. Fuller
Miss Edith Chesney Of FL Dorado. who
has been visiting with Miss Edna Shinn.
returned TO her home yesterday.
Miss Hylda Nelson OF Mcpherson is
spending this week at the home Of Miss
Indus Hollingsworth. cal Waco.
L. F Dutton is in Arkansas City on
business in connection with the Missouri
and Kansas Telephone company
Miss Belle Spencer Of Wellington IS in
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs Thomas
&. Harkey in the Whitlock block
NJ G. SIocum filed voluntary petition
for bankruptcy and was adjudged a bank
rupt yesterday by Referee T. B. Wall
Two recruits to the United States army
were sent 10 Jefferson Barracks. Nc,
over the Frisco yesterday afternoon.
Wedding invitations are cut announc-
ing the marriage Of William Allen Dye
and Miss Claudia Mccoy on January u
Miss Jessie I Clark left tor Topeka
last night. where she viii read paper
at the State Teachers association meet
ing
{. \ Baker Of the firm Of Baker Is
bell returned last evening from Norwich
Charles Davidson has returned from St
Louis
p J. Conklin sold for a i Sears. .
I. z Souders. she west half OF section
G. township y. range east Tor $50 yes
,eraay
Miss Bessie Young will return from Fl
Reno today She has been spending the
holidays with her sister, Mss laura
Young
= - Lowry aad family. who have besn
here visiting friends during The HOLIDAYS.
returned 10 the.r home n Madison yes
ter6ay.
Nels :. Daring. q prominent politician
q Oklahoma CISy. Is IL the city 20 sis;
his brother Il ". Darling. 10 North
Lawrence
Ms Lottie Williamson * hone from
IEcepeads1ee, Aza-. visiting her parents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
William Miller Is Wanted by Peabody
Officers.

William Miller was arrested yesterday
morning by Harry Sutton on advice from
Peabody officers. He is wanted at that
place on a charge of forgery The Pea
body officers have been notified and are
on their way TO Wichita for their prisoner.
Il. T. Scudder of 400 S. Main has lost
very valuable brown water spaniel dog,
either strayed or stolen. See his ad in the
lost column.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

Blue Rapids; sixth vice president, P. G.
Chubbic, Beloit; seventh vice president,
J. S. George. Hutchinson; treasurer, T. j.
Anderson, Topeka; secretary, II. l..
Resting, Wichita.
Executive committee-Herbert Hackney,
T. ]. Anderson, VIM. Green, w j. Evans
w. A. Blanchard, II. L. Cox, ]. S. George,
p. G. Chubbic, n. l.. Resting, j. G.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Kings Daughters will meet this
afternoon at 1 o'clock at the city build
ing.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet this after
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. Parker. las North
Market street.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will meet
in regular session tonight. Every mem
Der is urged to be present, as business
of Importance is to be considered.
The Woman's Alliance will meet today
at the church. corner Topeka and Central,
at 2:3O o'clock. Every member should
be present. Responses from Longfellow.
The entertainment to be given at the
Congregational church tonight will be
novel and unique affair. Something I'M
usual is TO be given free of charge. Every
one is invited.
The annual roll call will be held in the
South Lawrence Christian church this
evening. Let every member be prepared
with a Bible quotation in response. II
unable 10 be present please send one TO
be read. a program will be rendered.
consisting Of talks from our pastor. Rev.
McClain. Rev. Dubber, Judge Haymaker.
William Stalker, DR.. Hudson and the
presidents OF each department OF the
church. interspersed with music and rec
itations closing with "A tableau Of the
old and new year. Children not admit
ted unless accompanied by their par
ents First bell will ring at $50. Rev.
Dubbers congregation is invited TO at
tend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31
union GOSPEL MEETINGS AT The FIRST NJ. {.
and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
Revival Meetings viii Begin January I, in the City, Under
the Direction OF the WeIIKnOHn Evangelist Henry
OstroT Assisted by John P. Hills Gospel Singer.

or a deeper conservation to the service
of Almighty God. Mr.. Ostrom is bril-
liant preacher. but better than that. he
is consecrated and Spirit-filed preach
err With him the salvation Of souls is
the paramount thing. and his last word
with us was an earnest, impassioned ap-
peal to sinners and church members TO
get right with God. Mir. Hills. with his
great voice dedicated to God. ably second
ed the great preacher. God is marvellous
ly using these men for the advancement
OF his kingdom on earth.-Herald and
Presbyter. Dec. "a, 1902
MIR. Ostrom a Master Of Men.
Henry Ostrom is a wonderful mana
master of men He reaches men with
his sermons He is not sensational. but
is as keen as a Damascus blade. Every
one praises the singing of Mr. Hills
They get everyone enthusiastic.-Rev -
NJ. Cobcrn. d. D, Pastor ST James Meth
odist church, Chicago. III
Nearly Everybody Sings.
Wonderful meetings. is the comment
OF the crowds who attend the services
The WORK is thorough. and the feeling
profound. Mr. Ostrom is an earnest
worker and frequently moves the audi
ence TO tears. although he IS never emo
tional. Mr.. Hills IS succeeding wonder
fully with the song services Nearly
everybody sings. The tired man is great
ly refreshed by the singing Night after
night those who have labored hard al
day long 90 out saying. Bless Ny
Hills: his singing is benediction-
News-Tribune. Wilmington. Del.
Untiring. Faithful Workers.
The worA OF MssSrs Os--om and Hills
in this city was Of such character that
the memory has always been pleasant
and sweet. I have never heard clearer
presentation II Bible truth. nor ever seen
more unu-ing and faithful workers-A.
W. Nrueml.ns, Gen. Sec Y. " {. a.
Anderson. Ind.
The union meetings VIII he held under
the auspices nj the First Methodist and
First Presbyterian churches assisted by
all the Presbyterian churches in the city
and s. Pauls Methodist church Date
OF beginning VIII De- announced in the
Eagle as soon IS fixed which viii be
within a week
The services viii be held in the Firsr
odist Episcopal church 70 alternate week
about with sunday afternoon and Night
meetings IN the auditorium
4 Chorus Caoir
\ chorus choir VII! Ike organized 70
assist the soloist-
Care viii be taken to make everyone
comfortable who attends Churches kept
81 ffr-h~
q general welcome Is extended 70 every
one wishing 20 attend any Of these ser
vices either day OF evening.
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STOLE SOME CLOTHING.
Frank Fisher Is Arrested and War.
rant Is Issued.

Frank Fisher, 15-yesr-old boy, who
says he is from Arkansas, was arrested
yesterday morning, charged with stealing
a suit Of clothes from Frank Peterson
The clothes were taken from rooming
house on Douglas avenue and Fisher was
discovered later trying to dispose of
them. He was taken to the city prison
and last night warrant was issued in
he citV court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31
GEORGIA MINSTRETS

tits easy 10 start a company on The
road. but the hardes; part s. bringing
IL hack" was remarked by J. J. Holland.
business manager Of Richards & PRINCES
Famous Georgia Miastrels. while he was
81 the hotel and ! mean tuSt what
say Any person with money car hnd
sharks enough to help him organize
and start cut a show. but the hardest
part is the booking and handling II the
trick when It Is cut. and keep 81 eoin z
the entire season and bring - back
again
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A Word About the Meetings and
Messrs. Ostrom and Hills.

MeSSfS. OSiFbNl anu f1ihtS-
These gospel workers come to Wichita
In answer 10 en- invitatiin extended to
them by the First Methodist and First
Presbyterian churches. They wish to
Join hands In a gospel meeting with every
Christian in our midst.
MIR Os;rom has been in the work nine
years. has conducted REVEALS both in the
United States and Canada Many OF these
meetings have been in such cities as New
York. Detroit. Louisville, indianapolis.
Washington. d. G. etc. lie makes no
attempt at novelty. but breaches
straight gospel He labors in churches
of all denominations In many of their
meetings hundreds have confessed their
conversion. Ho IS a tireiess worker
sometimes holding as many as half
dozen meetings 4 day.
Mr. Hills has been a gospel singer for
eleven years He was singing in 4 con
cert company. became converted and be-
gan singing the gospel TO the miners Of
the Indiana coal fields He has filed en-
gacements with sam Jones and 5 a.
Keen. and has been FIVE years with Os-
from lie had charge Of the music at
the recent International y NJ, c. \. con-
vention at Mobile, Alabama. and was
compelled TO refuse the state y II. c. \.
convention OF Indiana for the third year
on account u other pressing engage
ments, He is an expert chorus leader and
o line baritone soloist
Second aioody.
d., go
sp.ritu.iiry ana power lie has held two
meetings in the University-the most DIFF
fcult place IN the world 10 hold such
neetings-and enjoyed great Success
President Goblin. DePouw University.
Most Impressive.
regard MI Ostrom as tbs best evange-
list in the country. ON the invitation being
given 10 those who had begun q new
Christian life or had received a great
spiritual uplJ in the meetings % rise.
between two and three hundred stood to
their feet on the invitation Tor every
student who would accept Christ as saw
for and Lord to stand. all OF the stu
dents save fifteen or twenty rose 70
their feet on the Invitation to gather
around the altar for conservation. the
entire body moved forward il was ,ha
most impressive sight ever witnessed al
the college President J w Basnford.
IL D. Ohio Wesleyan University, n IN
Central Christian Advocate Dec. 1910
A Brilliant Preacher.
The great auditorium holding over two
thousand people. was crowded every night
with eager listeners. many Of whom be-
came seekers for the blessing OF pardon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

There Will be a meeting tonight at the
Calvary Presbyterian church at the cor
ner of 18th and Market The ladies Of the
aid society will serve oysters, coffee and
doughnuts from 40 20 u O'Clock. Every
body is cordially invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

Miss Downing viii give her regular gas
Eight New Years matinee Friday after
noon in the Garfield hall from TO s. New
music. selected in keeping with the New
Year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

The appearance Of Richard Golden in
King Dodo" under the management Of
Henry w. Savage. at the Crawford on
Wednesday, January 6. for one perform
ance. is a matter OF more than ordinary
interest TO theater goers. After a most
prosperous season in all the large cities
Henry W. Savage vii give our patrons
the opportunity OF enjoying an evening
that will be profitable TO all lovers Of
catchy music. king Dodo" will be given
with the same splendid stage settings
that characterized its production at
Days theater. New York City, and the
Studebaker in Chicago. a cast Of metro
politan favorites, and a chorus OF rare
beauty ana vocal ability. No comedy
opera has more pleasing numbers that
can be sung OF whistied on leaving the
theater. and The Sale Of a Bundle Bee"
sung by King Do6o and Annette IL Ger
tain TO be on the lips OF all who are for
tIlnate enough 10 hear 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

Seats are now on sale for The Enter
tanners, at the Toler auditorium New
Years day. matinee and night. This en-
tertainment IS OF n unique character and
we'll worthy OF the patronage OF every
citizen in Wichita, being an entertain
ment far SURPRISING many high priced at
fractions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

One ~ TIRE seasons real rovslties an
nounces for local appearance soon v1l
- Jules MErr-s production q The Big
New York and London success TIE
Mummy ard the Hgm-airg Bird" Eifh
clever Paul Gilmore N the leading -ole
q Lord JACK I.uzley. originated Il Eng
land by Slr Charles yyndharn ard play
81 las; season II tals country b. Joan
Drew.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

DR.. D. T. Parkinson wishes TO announce
to his friends and patrons that he has
moved his dental Office from POI z. Doug
las to rooms and !. l5s y. Main street
The entrance TO this building IS on First
street
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Card OF thanks.

We wish 20 thank the friends and n~'xh-
bors for their Kindness shown 20 us as
the death OF our dear iittis baby ana
also for the beautiful flowers
MIR. AND MRS. II. J. WILLIAM.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

The attraction ct the Toler for New
Years. matinee and night. is a unique en-
tertainment given by The Entertainers -
This company consists OF Mr.. Vernon.
one Of the greatest ventriloquists in this
country. whose work is simply marvel
GUS Mrs. Vernon. assisted by Mr.. Yer
non IN her thought transferred. reminds
one very much OF Anna Eva Fay in her
marvellous performances The McGrath
brothers as Banjo duetists are unsur-
passed in America William T. Houston.
the musical irapersonator. is a whole show
in himself. while Mrs. Athena Mowery.
accompanist. gives a finish 10 the whole
performance. Second 10 no attraction
ever offered in lyceum.
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SHIP Alloy.

The garden scene in ship Alloy" the
High school opera, VIII be the most elab-
crate state setting ever seen on the Wich-
tia stage. With real flowers. hanging
foliage. an electric fountain and number
less lights. it will be the most brilliant
stage picture that ever greeted the eyes
Of Wichita theater goers. The second
act will be scarcely less elaborate as spe-
cial scenery is being painted for it. The
costuming will be in keeping with The
settings, and on the whole ship Alloy"
Will be the most charming opera ever
given here.
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is AN EAGLE.
Fifth Woman Member of Well Known
Iodde Order.

Miss Inez Forman. who made such
decided hit last night in East Lynne
is one of the five lady Eagles Of. o. E. 81
in the United States Her splendid COM
pany has decided TO produce the big sue
cess. Polly Is in Town. at the Toler
tonight and no doubt the F. o. Els will
give her a rousng reception.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-31

Paris. Dec. A--Formsr Premier wal
deck-Rogsseau IS suffering fTom liver
complaint. bat his physicians ssia todey
that there xaz no cause FOR alarm
New Haven. Conn. Dee. D-The EN-
ployes IN the fence department. II th~
National Wire corperation's factorv have
been notified ~ an eleven pr cent -.
ducfion IN wages
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