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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
The ChoctaW Roure,
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIEN
RAILWAY co.
TIME, TABLE.

In Effect June 5th. 1903.
no. 1. Mail and Express, leaves
Wichita daily -. ....-...... $50 a. m.
No. >. Mail and Express. arrives
Wichita daily ............- =. 200 p. n.
NO. Il. Local Freight, leaves An
thony daily except Sunday =. .10:45 a. n.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific train leaving Wichita at
7:40 a. m. This train wiz De
held at Anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives
Ne. is. Local Freight arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. PAS D. m.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific for Wichita.
Trains at Wichita arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street
The Orient Railway now operates its
trains as far as Carmen O. T.
l. r. SHERWIN. Agent.
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Steamship Tickets to All
Points on the Globe

Wichita ticket Office carries full line
Of steamship tickets, always on han1.
ready to hand to the purchaser as sooH
as reservations can lie made. We car
handle the foreign steamship traffic
where. prepaid steerage tickets from the
old countries are desired, with the least
possible trouble TO those wishing 10 bring
their friends or relatives to the United
States. All you have to do IS to deposit
the amount of the fare with US. We give
you a receipt and deliver the ticket to the
European passenger, ard sec that they
get to their destination in this country.
we are agents for the following named
steamship companies:
HambuTg-American line, New York to
Hamburg
North German lloyd. New York to
Bremen
Cunard line. New York to Liverpool.
White Star lire, New York TO Liver
pool.
Anchor line. New York to Glasgow
French line, New York to Havre
Dominion line Boston to Liverpool
American line. New York TO southamp-
ton.
Red Star. New York to Antwerp.
Helland-American line. New York to
Rotterdam.
For sailing lists Of the above named
lines. and rates for railroad and steam
ship tickets to any point in the world,
call on or write
I. r. SHERWIN, p. = T. A,
Missouri Pacific Railway station, cor
er Wichita street and Douglas avenue.
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Paris. Nov. 2-Ths government OF tn
Republic N santa DOMINGO has Informed
q the Closing of TIE To.ts of Monte
CriSto- Fllsrto Flals. SaUa and Ssneaez.
asc0rd,ng 70 dispateh received here
from Port Al Prince,
Peoria Nov -Three Miners va
Killed and four injured one .ssslos;s >. IL
m acciaert IT yhe rev sam casl r-iae
al FarIlastgu. today. : quARtiss q s-aie
falling On them. The dead Myron Nc
Hss'ss- Ernest Anderson. lack Williams
Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. robert Mo-
Culies-. aged = years, An Inventor 4
prominence. VAS accidentally asphyxia;-
ed today by Illuminating gas Il his resi-
dencs
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Wichita and Western.
EAS'I-B u.


No. &72, Pratt & Kinsrnaa Pas
sen ger, except Sunday ......-..1
NO Az, Pratt ana KirSman ec-
com. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Observation-Disclosures.
No. Al, Kingman ard Pratt Pas
senger, except Sunday ......
NO fIS, kingman and Pratt Ac-
coIo Nc nday Wednesday and
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Caseago. Nov The Chicago Clty
Rsllv-ay cempanv today refused 20 grant
ary n the concessions dernsrslet b tte
union. several weeks ago. i is asserted
~ uaion leaders thu; a strike e tie
.,5os emloyes 5 aow almost iEes.sso.e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03

f. E. BLECKLEY. T. P. \.
l. L. SHERANIN. 2. & 7. A.
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THE DENVER, ENID AND GULF r. R.
Time Table No. In Effect August 4, 1903.
" 10 Do z y y.
- rnn.--.-........ TNniI.-
JOHN OVERHOLT.
General superintendent

lends cigarettes to them up around For
ty-sesond street. II you have often re-
marked a fine-looking man With a few
preteHsi0ns TO gentility. silk hat and a
shabby ulster and snowy beard over
looked by pink checks and mild blus eyes
that's Henry Greer.
Just ten years ago he was dapper and
well-dressed-looked like prosperous
Wall street man, went to the World $
Fair in stxle. But now he is down and
out And the police arrest him with inn
punlty. for II. Greer ever had a pun it
vanished long ago.
Greer is always Dowie. lie used TO
camp on John ". Gates trail. and in
Boston was arrested for thrusting him
self upon the Lawsons-Thomas w. who
built the Independence. that was 10 have
been a cup defender, and Mrs. Lawson.
after whom the Ne,eo pink was named
There is the old man who had whiskers
longer than Dowie's. and who buys cheap
Bibles. tears out the leaves and hands
them as tracts 10 all who gather around
him lie has poem he recites:
Believe an yourself and your motives,
Believe in your sense ard your worth:
Believe you were sent from Gods 6rma-
ment
To aid and enlighten the earth.
There is John the Baptist" who is
fairly bubbang with questions with which
he would confoapd Dowie and The oJhsr
Old man who wears q big sia medal which
says The Only Genuine Elijah III" He
Is the nucleus of a crowd II Madison
Square every night. But he Is not per-
niJted inside Of he safes
TIE woman who says she is the Saviour
reincarnated comes over from Brooklyn
with ali her taria OF disciples who are
as dotty,as berSef Frum Brooklyn teo.
come the SpsrtGalists and the AdamaS
with these are uGcooked-feod erssRls,
coid-air cvanks. hot-sir cganlSs. Tree-fss7
craukS. personaI-magnetism cTanks. per~
senal nsrity oranszs. deep breatnssss
cranKs-in short. crank carnival r. G1-
or US, Dowie has brought 10 The surface
all the added brains, and, temporarily.
ST least
IT'S a mad world, my masters.
especially in the vicinity Of sIadis,.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacif
Railway,
WEST BOUND.
WEST BOUND.

Leave Daily.
No II, Texas Vestibuled Ex.. 6:53 10
10 - Texas Fast Express. SEQ a m
NO %. Daily, except Sunday. $40 D m
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
NO. II, Chicago Vestibuled Ex... $50 a m
No y Is. G. and Eastern Ex.... .10:30 p m
no. IS, Daily, except Sunday. :35 m
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Missouri Pacific Railway.

= Leave Daily.
conway Springs and Coffeyvil,e- ii Sc a N
ToI -. LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 p m
for kansas City & st. Louis =. 30 D m
Hutchinson, Lyons anc Gereseo.. Z 30 IN
IIeneseo. Saiina. Pueblo K Dcnye- 90 N
For Anthony and I<iowa.....-... 6 10 m
4 or anthony and KioWa --.-..... 10 a N
Arrive Daily.
From st. Louis and Kansas City 80 p IN
Little Rock. CcffeyVille K Con-
way Springs .....................4 so D m
from ST. ais.....................12 % p m
RON Kansas City and St. Louis. % N
EoIn Denver, Pueblo. Salila ano
Geneseo .....................11 25 a m
From Hutchinson ........4 90 m
FROM Hutchinson and Geneseo... 9 % m
IRON Anthony 81 Conway Springs 10 p m
FROM Kio~a, Anthony & Conway
Springs -............. - m
rom Kiowa and Anthony.. g 20 m
|DaiIy except Sunday.
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NATIONAL GALLERY.
Morgan Plans to Aid in the Creation of
One

Washington. July 1s.-The next con-
gress will be asked for an appropriation
sufficient 20 establish a national gallery
of art embrac cling all branches, but with
particular reference to ceramics and the
work of North American Indians.
Ii national gallery is provided by
congress J. Pierpont Morgan has prom
Used to pay for the erection OF at least
one wing Of the building, 10 which he
will transfer his entire collection OF pic
lures and other art works. which recent
~ was appraised at 100000. 1t is also
said that Mr. Morgan will contribute the
collection of art works he recently pur-
chased in Europe and which ne has not
brought 10 the United States on account
of the duties he would have to pay.
In a long conference with Secretary
Shaw a few months ago Mr.. Morgan
found that he would have TO pay more
than 100000. or at a rate Of from 30 TO
so per cent Of the cost. This indicates
that the cost Of the collection was close
to 0o0 II Mr. Morgan were 10 pre-
sent his foreign art treasures to a pub
lie collection Mr.. Shaw told him they
would come in duty free. The practical
idea OF a national art gallery may have
resulted from that collection.
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CONFERENCE ENDS.
Prominent Russian Officials Have
Returned Home.

Port Arthur. Manchuria, July 1.-THE
conference Of prominent Russian Off
Gals has ended. Exultation over Rus
sia's increasing power in Manchuria was
the dominant note in the gathering.
The possibility of taking any backward
steps are scoffed at if mentioned by out
siders It was admitted that the war
possibility was discussed. but 1t was de-
MED that was the object OF the confer
ence. The evidence OF increase Of war
like preparation since the arrival OF
General Kuropatkin. the minister Of war.
and OF the intention 10 bring more troops
to Manchuria are abundant. orders were
given To Port Arthur contractors last
week for an immediate supply OF build
ing materials for barracks to accommo-
date ee.eOO soldiers TO be shipped TO Har-
bin
The officials explained that Russia's
opposition 10 opening Manchurisn towns
10 foreigners was not based upon opposi-
ton To foreigners whose trade is desired.
and who would in due time be invited into
the country But Russia objected. they
explained. 10 having consuls accredited
TO the Chinese government in towns which
are practically lllNT hASstdA control
which would give the subjects Of coun-
tries so represented enjoyment Of extra
territorial rights. They asserted that
such arrangements WOULD be certain 70
result in great friction. such as occurred
in Newehwang
Plans are on foot 10 establish a CO.
operative broom factory at Ouinlsn. E.
L. Grayson has been here and laid the
plans before the citizens and they met
with the approval OF all Mr. Grayson
has the machinery 20 turn out twelve
dozen good broorns daily. and with the
bush grown right at home hrooms could
be turned OUT in this way that no fac
tory at q distance could compete with
declares the ouiRiaa Mirror. With the
small plant al hand and the experienced
men directly interested there Is 40 rea-
son that ouinlan should rot furnish all
the broons used in the vest end OF the
territory. and as the business increases
walk right along AID reach ost for 1ev
zelda
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MORE CARS COMING
Two Summer Cars Will Ar
rive in Wichita Today.
EIGHT HAVE BEEN ORDERED
New Party Car viii Be Run
Out of Barn in Short Time.

Two new summer cars, larger than any
in use at present, viii arrive in Wichita
today and by the first of next week they
viii be running Such was the announce
ment of Manager Nelson of the street
railway company last night The new
summer cars were ordered but the trucks
and motors were tangled Up in the flood
and the cars were not finished Four
were ordered Immediately after the fire
two are expected today and two more will
be here within a week or ten days. Four
more cars have been ordered and will be
here within the next few weeks adding
eight more cars to the equipment of the
company. When the new cars are started
il will be possible to resume the ten
minute service on South Main street and
also give quicker service on E.nporia ave
nue. and the winter cars will De sent to
the barn. No one likes to ride in the win
ter cars during the summer and the COM
pany feels that they are losing money by
running them. so they logged the car
builders TO get their cars here as soon as
possible.
The new summer cars are wider and
longer than those in use at present. An
other row of seats being added.
The company's carpenters are at work
on a car specially designed for trolley par
ties in this city. This car is being remod-
eled from one of the summer cars burn
ed early in the spring. 1t has no roof and
the seats extend entirely across the car
A heavy steel pole in the center of the car
holds the trolley. This pole is TO be COW
cred with colored incandescent lights. The
will have a platform all his
own il being closed to the passengers.
A large horseshoe stands in the center
of the platform studded with lights.
The work on the car has progressed rapid
ly and it will make its first run within
short time.
Manager Nelson stated yesterday that
service on the West Side would be
established Saturday and there would be
no more transferring and walking for
The connections of the
switch at the corner OF Douglas and Sen
eca vii be completed today and as the
paving progresses arrangements will be
made to have the cars run through.
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ASKED A REDUCTION
County Clerk Appeared Before
State Equalization Board.
COUNTY VALUATION HIGH
Complaints Were Filed by
Ten Other Counties.

John Chain returned yesterday from To-
peka, where he appeared before the state
board of equalization as representative
of the taxpayers Of Sedgwick county
and asked for reduction from the total
valuation placed by the state upon the
personal property held in this county.
In asking for reduction, MIR. Chain
compared the valuation Of this county
with that Of other counties over the state
and asked the board to reduce the valua-
ton placed on the property of Sedgwick
county - per cent. In comparison with
other counties the valuation Of this coun-
~ was considered too high. This does
not reflect upon the township assessors,
as it was their duty to assess all prop
erty on a common basis When this was
not done the county commissioners
framed themselves into a county board CT
equalization and adjusted the differences
between man and man. The state board
Is for the purpose of adjusting the diff
ferences in valuation between counties
and has no jurisdiction over individual
valuations. A short time ago the board
sent notices TO the county clerks of all
the counties in the state naming a date
on which the complaints would be heard
If there We're any to be made. Out of
all the counties in the state only ten
filed complaints of over valuation. The
reduction asked for by Sedgwick county
was below the average, as they ranged
from L to "A per cent Shawnee county
asked for a reduction Of % per cent
The clerks merely submitted their com
plants and reasons for making them
and the decisions Of the board will not be
made for al least ten days.
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SEVENTY-SIX YEARS OLD.
Mrs. G. Nj. Knight Was Almost Blind
Cured by Prof. Samuels.

What is more dreadful than being
blind! Think for one moment and con
slider the question, Does Prof Samuels
restore blindness" if so, how does ne
do it? Here comes a well known lady
Who lives amongst Us and makes the
following statement:
Mrs. G. NJ. Knight. mother of William
knight, manager of the iona Toilet com
pany, 2l5 South Market street. She lost
her eyesight with cataracts and as the
Old custom is to have an operation, she
was advised to do so. but having read
recommendations and how Prof, Samuels
cured cataract with his remedies, she
concluded that il was better than the
knife. She now feels grateful to him
as she sees perfectly TO read and at a
distance and wishes her name to be used
that it may be the means of having others
who may be afflicted to do as she has
done. She VIII only be glad to talk to
anyone who wishes to call on her
Prof. Samuels may be seen at his Of
fee. l53 Main street
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MEN In COUNTRY
Began Circulating Petitions
for lnterurban Railway.
WORK NEARLY COMPLETED
Over Two Thousand SignerS
Being Secured in City.

Yesterday the Arkansas Valley Inter
urban Railway company started the work
Of circulating petitions among the farm
ers asking the township trustees TO call
a special election to vote bonds TO aid the
road The first Of the week the company
will put other canvassers TO work in the
country south of Wichita and this work
will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
When the work OF the solicitors ended
last night over two thousand names had
been subscribed to the petitions and the
full two-fifths of the required number OF
taxpayers will have been secured within
the next three days in this city. There
is practically no opposition TO the bonds
and the calling of the election. The men
who are circulating the petitions have
found very few persons who refused to
add their names TO the petitions Some
objected because they did not care to vote
bonds for the proposition but they would
not fight the bonds.
Every day men from points on the pro-
posed line between here and Arkansas
City and farmers when they come to this
city call on Mr. Boyle and others interest
ed in the company and pledge their sup
port on any reasonable proposition the
company would submit TO them.
Many farmers have offered the right of
way and would help In the grading if the
line will come their way and many farm
ers have offered to help pay for the right
of way and help grade if they can be as
sured Of the line passing within two or
three miles of their property. Many OF
these men have visited the east and rode
and examined the interurban lines OF
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio and they have
returned with full understanding of the
benefits and possibilities of an electric
line that carries passengers from any
point at a low rate and that hauls light
freight, such as produce of all kinds. II
places them in quick communication with
their markets and base of supplies, some
thing that every farmer wants and will
appreciate.
The men who organized the company
to build the line have met with such uni
versal encouragement from people in this
city and those along the different propoS-
ed routes that they are determined TO
push the work as rapidly as possible.
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THIS COSTS YOU NOTHING.
G. Gehring viii Return Your Money if
Mi-o-na Does Mt Cure Dyspepsia
and Increase Flesh.

There are hundreds OF people in Wich-
tia who were not the least bit surprised
when they read in the Eagle that q.
Gehring is selling Mi-o-na under a guar
antee to refund the money, in case it did
not cure indigestion and increase weight
This remarkable preparation is a true
1esh-forming food that builds up good.
healthy, solid tissues and makes thin
ness and scrawniness a thing of the past.
1t tones up the digestive organs. and
will cure the worst case Of Indigestion.
headache. dizziness or the depressed,
weak condition that afflicts nearly every
one who suffers with stomach trouble.
Mi-o-na does not simply relieve; it does
lasting good.
G. Gehring can tell you many we'll
known people whom Mona has re-
stored to health. and given an increase in
flesh. after trying other methods of treat
ment with no benefit.
In IS out OF every 100 cases where Mi
o-na is used. the result is a restoration of
perfect harmony between height and
weight and an absolute and permanent
cure of all stomach troubles
G. Gehring believes in Mi-o-na and
stands ready to refund the price to any
customer who can say it has not helped.
The best kind of advertising is the
praise of a pleased customer. and there
are today hundreds in Wichita who are
advertising Mi-o-na because il cured
them. a few months ago they were
thin and dyspeptic. and could eat nothing
without fear of stomach trouble. Since
using Mi-o-na they have made noticeable
gain in flesh. can eat what they want,
and when they want. without fear of suf-
fering.
Remember that you risk nothing in
buying Mi-o-na. If it gives you the de-
sired effect the cost is trifing. if 1t fails
q. Gehring will pay for the remedy
hir,,Seis
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DEPUTY CORONER DEAD.
He Embsir1eo the BODY % TIE Late
Ccicnei Best

san Rzsasl. Cal July is-W-u.za
ward iep-lty cor5ner q Nara coErfJ.
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death a. re hozse q D-. Joan woo.s
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THEY WANT GRAY.
Democratic Miners Favor the Presi-
dent of the Strike Comm ission.

New York. July IA Pottsvilie. Pa.
special to the world says: The quiet
boom among the anthracite mir<.s o
Judge George Gray of Delaware for
president IS assuming tangible shape. a
canvass Of the officers Of the mine WORK
ers locals shows that a great majG-ity
OF those who are Democrats favor Judge
Grays nomination.
The adherents Of both Cleveland and
Bryan have united in praise Of Judge
Gray. and II Is expected that the latter
will be Endorsed for president ny the
approaching Schuykm county Demo-
cratic convention. James y. Reilly. 2
prominent Democratic leader. who served
in the lower house OF congress while
Judge Gray was in the senate. said that
he considered Judge Gray's availability
and popularity would land the president
OF the strike commission in the presiden-
tiai chair If he were nominated
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TO PREVENT OUTBREAKS
Peiice Have serre, ORDERS &c Be On
tre Hatch.

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use. After the tournament the ladies

in use After the tournament the ladies
of the club served a delightful lunch.
Each team consisted of eleven players
and the matches were two rounds OF
eighteen holes each. The victory was
decisive one for the Wichita team. but
the Hutchinson players do not feel dis
couraged as their links have just been
put in good condition, while the Wichita
players have been playing for several
years The Hutchinson club has several
promising players and after they prac-
tice up a little they intend to come to
Wichita and play return game.
The following are the matches and
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CHANGING SENTIMENT.
Oliver GoIdsmith's Deserted Village"
Goldsmith I'm his Deserted Village"

Oliver GoIdsmith's Deserted Village"
Goldsmith I'm his Deserted Village"
spoke of certain chapel where those
who '-werSto scon. remained to pray"
So in life one often laughs at what he
does not understand and later when he
does understand. his laugh turns to
praise There were some who doubted
the merits of Newbros "Herpicide" the
scalp germicide and hair-dressing; but
since they gave tried it. they are now
among its best friends and strongest en-
dorSers. Herpicide kills the germ that
eats the hair off at the root. and the hair
then grows again. AS a hair dressing it
is Incompatible, try it. Sold by leading
druggists Send loc in stamps for sample
to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
Moore Drug Co. special agents.