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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-09

With a new fall of snow and good
slelghing Bangor street is a much fire.
quenteds driveway for the horses that
need exercising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-09
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-09
Report Of City Auditor.

STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND
LIABILITIES ENDING DECEMBER,
81, 1902
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
BLIZZARD DID NOT SHOW UP.
Mercury MADE Big Drop Down the
Tube, However.

That was a bum blizzard the weather
man gave Wichita yesterday. The
Eagles weather bird had such implicit
confidence in the weather mans predic-
tons that the minute he heard OF the
cold wave coming he went out and blow-
ed himself for cap. ear mufs. muffler
ard a pair Of felt boots and golf gloves,
total two dollars and six bits. and did net
get 70 use them after all He believed
that there was going 70 be a spell OF
weather and bet tie cigars with Farmer
Dolittle that the thermometer would reg
ister less than ten degrees above zero
yesterday morning. The weather bird lost
the bet and viii pay Farmer when the
bill for coal he purchased yesterday is
paid
The lightning change man has been TAX
ing care OF the highs and the lows the
last couple OF days. Wednesday the
low was out in Wyoming with a high
the low was up around Chicago, while
the high was just ready 20 drop of the
mouatains into the Pacific ocean. This
quick changing causes sudden changes in
the weather, and the people may expect
almost any old kind of weather to come
Up. The prediction for today is fair and
colder
Cloudy weather prevails over the Gulf
coast, Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio val
leys and the upper lake regions. Zero
temperature extends as far south as Ne
hroE ka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

Charles y. Herman and his peerless
company gave 8 grand production OF
ShakeSpsaFes tragedy "Otheilo at the
Crawford fast night Mr. Herman has
been the understudy OF several OF the
greatest trags6ians Of this country and
he has learned the lessons Well His por-
trayal OF the over-zealous Othello last
night was nothing short OF marvellous
and his remorss after killing BESIDE
mona showed that he has a reserve power
eQuaued by few persons on the Ameri-
can stage tsaav. His conception, -e@ra-
estness and strength must be seen and
heard 70 De appreciated Ii is only a
man who feels and thinks who could
make such lasting impression On an
audience as Mr.. Herman did last night.
Every person in the house strained every
nerve that not one whit OF his acting
could be lost
One could not wish 10 see a more fin
ished production Of a play than was
given last night The support was
strong. each person was well equipped
for his respective part and the interest
the players aroused in the audience was
something few companies are able 10 DC
and also hold IL until the curtain falls in
the last act. The audience last night
did not see the players. or hear them
they were watching and listening 10
Othello. Desdemona. the deceitful ISgo,
the wrOnged Cassius. II was the char
acter. in real life that were on the stage
so artistic was the work put on. Mr..
Herman and the Ward company are GER
tsinly magnificent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
FLOWED UP A STREET.
% n. Hiehbarger Alleges in His Ap-
nlication fer an Injunction.


n. Highbarger and his wife live in a
nice little house on Usage street just
north of Fourteenth. They also own al
most an entire block bounded by Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. Usage
street and Hydraulic avenue. Their
house fronts on Usage street
James Milford and Mr. McElya own
the land across the street. II seems that
the latter do not believe that there is a
street. fer it is alleged that thew plOw il
up and cultivate il.
II this is so Mr.. HIghbarger has no
way of inEress or egress- Yesterday he
secured a temporary injunction against
Nessrs. Milford and AIcElya to keep
them from blowing 10 the street and
sowing crops on it. The petition was
filed in the district court yesterday and
q temporary injunction was granted. The
case will be heard at the next term Of
court
The land was plated ard sold as town
lots many years ago. Most Of the prop
erty has been vacated and the lots pur-
chased one or two at time. AIr. High
barger's house is the only one on Osa sc
street in the block between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. There * only
narrow roadway leading from his house
TO Fourteenth street. The plats show
that z street should run in front OF his
house. but in his petition he alleges that
his neighboTs do not consider that this is
his only mode OF getting to and from his
home. 80 they keep II cultivated The
street. II plated. is for the use Of the
public and there promises to he quite an
interesting trial 20 establish this fact in
court I. P. Campbell is the plaintiffs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
GAVE soGUs CHECK.
NJ. S. Pernybaoker Gave Worthless
Check for Ticket.

Last Tuesday night VI s Pennybacker
give q bogus check for 50 al the Santa
Fe ticket Office in exchange for a 1e0o-
mile mileage book. re has disappeared
end late Yesterday he had not been To-
Gated Mr. Pennyhacke~ Travelled for
Casey & Garst uuril recently
Pennybaclsr was acquainted with the
ticket clerks ~ The Santa F. and think
ing It would be an accommodation they
accepted 3 personal check for 81 drawn
on the Kansas National Bank II ex
change for the mileage book Wetines
6av morning he left the city. telling his
wife he was going 20 Lamar. colo No
suspicion was aroused until the check
vas presented at the hank for payment.
when Il was found that Peruyhacl1er had
re account there. TelegrsUs were iume-
disteiv sent out by the Santa Re with iu-
structions 10 take up the uiIeaee book
- presented for transportation. The only
answer received up TO the present time
IS. thar the person holding the mileage
hook had gotten or the train at Okla
bona City Wednesday morning Teie-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

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Visitors frc<s cfH%T wtsstgas<y s<x-rS-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

E-zefss A.d socssty q F<z;rxl Ckris-
tar casrch all Ee<f z5fh Hrs. ~ y
CzTe iEg Sa-rh Izrk~f street las az
tsrzossa - - esecx
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p. II January n Al slrsrs znS snez-
hrs zre rsT1est-s = be srss@r.
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zfEEr ~ rtbez<xzs AS =~ssners Er@
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
TWO HOMES
BURGLARlzEO
He Is Reported to Have Made
Good Hauls Yesterday.
SECUREOS5AT ]. F. M'C0YS
Two Diamonds Reported
Taken From c. H. Frost.
SECUREOS5ATJ ]. F. M'C0YS

Burglars visited two houses in Wichita
Thursday morning. A lone burglar en-
tered the home of J. F. Mccoy. assist
ant postmaster, at 5ls South Lawrence
avenue. about l o'clock He entered By
by prying open a window on the back
porch and entering the kitchen OF the
home. He then passed into the sitting
room. v here he found the coat and vest
Of George Nachtrieb. Mr. McCoy-s broth-
er-in-Iaw The coat and vest were hang
ing on chair. and in the vest pocket
was 2 combination card case and pocket
book which contained a hve-doilar BILL
The burglar carried the clothing 10 a
near by window and searched them. and
after securing the money dropped them
on the floor.
He then went upstair, where Mrs Nc
Coy's grandmother has a room Mrs
Mccoy heard someone stirring and called
out that she would get a light. She
stepped out Of the room and was about
70 light lamp, when the burglar rushed
down stairs. Mr.. Mccoy stated yesterday
that it sounded as II someone had fallen
down stairs. He thought il was his
grandmother and rushed out 10 help her.
when he found that she vas asleep IN
her room. He then walked down stairs.
escaped through the window through
which he entered the home. The five
dollar bill was all he secured
c. II. Frost's residence at i140 North
Market street was entered about o clock
yesterday morning and the burglar got
away with Mr.. Frost's trousers contain
ing about six dollars in money and it IS
reported that he also secured two d.a
monds valued at $500. Mr.. Frost would
not admit, that his fine sparklers were
stolen, although his friends noticed that
he was not wearing them yesterday.
As in the former case. the burglar en-
tered by prying UP a kitchen window
He ransaeksd the house thoroughly and
unlocked the front door and left the
house leaving the door open. He searched
the house thoroughly. but all that has
been reported stolen was the money and
diamonds
The burglar who is working in Wichita
just now is a professional Of the finest
type He does his work so quickly and
quietly that his presence can only be de-
tected by those with the sharpest kind OF
ears He takes only money or valuable
stones, which are hard to identity If he
should be captured. The police have
special men out watching the homes. but
II seems impossible 10 get a glimpse Of
the burglar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
ARE YOU A MASON

\ welcome announcement 70 thsatsr
gosrs Is that Ricn and Harris biggest
farce comedy success Are You a Ma
SOM will be the attraction at the Crsw-
ford next AIsnday. February ?. II VIII
be presented here by the same company
Eh.c.s has been playing il the past Two
seasons and has appeared in all the large
cities with = degree of success THAI
stamps IL as one Of the best comedy or
saniZs tons II the country ARE You
Mason" has become the familiar
household word OF funny plays II -
now il its third season with a record
that includes long runs in New York
London and Chicago. X has made almost
the entire English speaking world laugh
and bsfore the present year Is ever II
will proba bly, have made the 1irth pro
voking circuit Of the ertirs globe. tO- ar
rangemerts are TOW in progress for It's
presentation in Australia and other for
eign countries It's presentation IN this
CITY has already excited the Iiveliest in
tsTest and there VIII undoubtedly be a
great line Of people =. Hoxss tewelry
store when the sale opens rhss morn
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
TWO BOYS ARRESTED.
Charged With Breaking Open Santa
Ee FREIGHT Car.

Two boys, Jim Rooney and Carl Elliot,
who live or fremont street. were arrest
ed yesterday. charged with having
broken into three cars in the Santa Fe
yards Wednesday night. The cars con-
tanned meat and lard. and were broken
into ~arly Wednesday night. The theft
was discovered by al employee of the
yards, who notified the police force. Two
policemen placed themselves on watch,
expecting the thieves to return. They did
not come back, however. but the police
men suspicioned the two boys and went
TO their home to make search Sew
eraI Of the missing articles were found
there. and later the boys confessed not
only to taking the meat and lard, but
to taking articles from Rock Island
raco,tf.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
S~TrNTTFTr ATHf ETi(-S

T.sre = talk IN the city q Eetflng
Prof. J. z HizhtsEsr e Colorado. ore
% TIE best krosr sttlsfic fssch<rs 81
the world. and who zoE hzs several
T,iiliaEzirss - that state II rs class 10
regain health and physical strength r.
give ar exhibition Of the science e Blk
izg a1E wrestling zith Prof -eU-zs of
A-kz1szs Cfty. E1o Is teaching q. that
city. Prot Thomas = III IAN who zzve
A. Nicer ms 7rs- lessons - the art
This sxhitsfioz zfn - cortgrte,s Is szy
ether Hrx- cas- entertainment e. -
Tcse- and Izese= az5 cAsldr.z esn ztta15
Et-E The ssszrz-cs thai eT--ythf-z =fI
be cs1dacsed II = fzznzsr - z-srh 30
oze eoufa .zEe excerrtor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
TO TAKE OUT INSURANCE.
Receiver Of suckeridqe Pump &C. to
Protect Against Les.

The district court yesterday ordered
Q. s. Stocker 10 take out additional in
sUrauce on the BuckeriGse Pump COM
pauys plant Mr.. Stocker was appoint
ed receiver % the company last week OF
,se application Of Frank Fitzpatrick. a
creditor. and Mr.. Stockev WAS instructed
insure the building. tools and material
for $500 additional 70 what IS now car
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
FRUIT STAND SOLD.
L. 3. leighton Buys Fruit Stand of
Ray House.

Yesterday Ray House sold his fruit
stand on North Main street 10 l. B.
Leighton. who took charge immediately
Raw House has Owned and operated this
stand for = number Of years and Ia.
built Up a good paying business. Ee
has kept a good lire Of fruits. candy
and cigars, ana the stand is a very pop
ular one. The new owner. Mr.. Leighton.
is a popular and snterprising young man
and will give the public d first class fruit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
HAVE PAID PREMIUMS.
Poultry Association Have 500 Left
in Treasury.

At the business meeting held b. the
Wichita Poultry association Wednesday
night all the financial matters in connec-
ton with the recent poultry show were
settled The show this year was a much
greater financial success than any given
in former years. After paying all the
prizes and premiums. and making Secre-
tary SchOpp a present OF $50 for his Ser
vices there still remains 500 in the
treasury with which 10 prepare for next
years show. Last year the balance was
II and the secretary was oply given SO.
J. K. Fetch. the oldest live stock
judge in the United States. has been en-
gagged for next years show. Mr.. Fetch
lives al Natchez Miss, and is the man
who founded the American Poultry is
sociation. He was In Wichita twenty
nine years ago and acted as judge in a
big cattle show This will be his last
trip through the west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
WAS SENT TO SOLDIERS HOME.
Capt. Gardner Was Furnished Trans
pcT1atio1 bU County

Commissioner OF the Poor Daniel. yes
terdssy paid the railroad fare ef Silas <
Gardner. an old soldier. to Ft- Leayen-
worth. MI Gardner is The old soldier
1.10 was mentioned IL yesterdays Eagle
as not having fcod for nearly two DAYS
He called on Mrs. Shields. police ulziron
fer aid and the Relief Corps furnished
him food and clothing and paid MS room
rent Nr. Daniels then furnished the
ticket 10 send him 70 the Soldiers Home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
LIE uRANNY OF TEARS

Hadd0n Cha -nbers' comedy q ssn2e-a-
ueat- The Tyranny Of Tears. viIi soo1
Re produced here by Paul Gilmore No
comedy % recent years has dealt 50
lly and vet 50 huno-cusly with the a.
fiction existing between husband and
wife when that affection : dangerously
rear 20 deveiopiae into jealousy OF the
part OF tns wife. Haeion Chambers hss
reopIci his play with characters ~ wit
~ humorous and lovsoie ss those IN
,-B4czus@ She Loved Hin So and the
play IS deserving % al its popularity b~-
cause of IS literary merit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
For Feur Nere rsxs

Eo1 rzve a crane 70 szsss<rihe zzt
res ihs sztz-5zy E~sai-< F-uss tor e1s
dollar = year. Fcs-1zry : TIE r-oscrlp-
,ioa price VII b E~o Eesszrs 7<r sn11z-
Ms Carter 4 szklr< ssozrr.p<-uzzx- 80
her. E-fte Ter , Tostzl czr1 % tei>5he- q
h<- Ee<5azt1- February 4 wi1 SCI
a. The rev. Stands AZ Ten esals- Sass
fur dollars Ard treaty eez.s ~ seelag
Ers, Carte,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
j. II. Turner
80 West Douglas Avenue.
Phones. new and old. o.

Toa Yonson. and i. IS said that he Is the
best Gle sIoce the part zsS lrst plavef
by the original Sv@-tish acter. Ir Cue
Heexe. Seise Erickson Is TIE name q
the actor who IL pisrI7g Yen this
year As he "a 2 Swede By birth and
has appeared or both SE~.sisa ard Auser-
iczn stsg@s. u r. rot hard 50 En5ersfa-s
that h - s<cesIertiT fitted for TIE pr
trzvsl q ths FSrr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
Az the roses-
TON Y0NS0N

yoz Yscsor. dressed u RS queer
clothes. wearing the smile q bsssssui ix
norzace. ard showing TIE god traits Of
hfs souu! character II al his actions
VII shortly arrive n This city zrd -
guest at tie Toier Tuesday. Fsc-u-
s-x FOR one performs ice only. With
prces within ire reach OF all Tie TIE
atricsI season hsV would hardly -
couplsfe wirhoz. the a7pez-=acs % ire
young Lad from Sweden whose sxrs-i-
erces IN this country enabled Ar. Gas
Heeg< 20 write one - the nos. entertain
ing comedies known 60 TIE American
stage Tea Isascr tess rear = . new
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
Members of A. o. U. w. and G. A. r
and Friends Will Attend.

The funeral services over the remains
Of ;. s. Lloyd, the painter who broke
blood vessel in his head Wednesday
morning. viii be held at the home, 1i2%
Jackson avenue, this afternoon at ,
o'clock. The \. O. L. ". and the O. \
r.. of both OF which orders the de-
ceased was & member will attend as well
az ru9ax OF yhA friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
RIP VAN wINKLE-

Stage realism vas supposed 20 have
reached its iiT-sit several years ago. but
this idea Is dispelled IN the new produc-
ton Of Zip Van Wrinkle which VIII
be here Saturday matinee and night.
January II. az the Crawford A large
portion az rhe piay Is pervsded with the
atmosphere Of the CatskiI mountains
ard the mechanical scenic and electric
Innovations are entirely EP-to-dzte and
IL keeping with the present pulse OF the
American people EVER stick of scenery
= special and carried for this play. The
characters in rip Ven Winkie'' are all
we'll drawn The comedy element Is nice
Is developed and RIP Van Hflkle-- IN
the hands Of J. A Simon is played as
never before in recent years. and il has
been said that his RIP compares most
favorahfy with those who have beer
identified as reli nigh perfect 81 this
famous part The story az the pias Il 50
dramatically carried OUT aud shouliS
With such sxhiIeratiag comedy that the
performance Is nothing short Of . treat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
Hoods CQrS0p0Silld

grams were sent 20 Oklahoma City in
structing the Santa Fe people TO look UP
the man. but late last night no word had
been received
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

in theatrical way. \ much augmented
company or ability present the various
other characters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

n Sra5rsh Of ST. Marks leaves Fsh-ss-
AIRY for Wichita Falls. Texas. where b.,
VIII build & large harm or his thousand
acre farm \ number OF housseekers will
scconpany him 70 that country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
MRS. MUM DIED IN DENVER.
Remains viii 8e Brought to This
CITY Iris Marriac.

MIS- Viola Alum. wife OF George L
Mum. died Wednesdz- at Denver. Cal
Mrs Mum lived in Wichita many years
anl Il : bUt a short time ago that she
became a resident q Denver. The r.
mains VII BE- brought 20 this city ever
the Missouri Pacific this morning al II -
ard viii be taken Immediately TO Maple
vices at the grave Iier death wss 5as
70 a surgical operation made some time
ago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
Just Out of the Mine

We've plenty q good Coal Of 81 kinds
ana vii hH your order promptly
Colagsh. Weir city. Pitts5urs, Csnon
City. etc
We have the bsst quality AID orr prices
have lot advanced Phone u your
order
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

Abner Barnes was also granted a de-
cree of divorce from Cecilia Barnes He
alleged that the wife had abandoned
him. They had one child which was in
the mothers care. and the court decided
that the mother should retain the Gus
todv OF the child
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
BY Judge Dale in the District Court
Yesterday.

The district court made short work OF
a divorce case yesterday. Marie Russ
and her husband had disa greed and he
had bandOned her. so she alleged, and
yesterday she fle petition for di-
vOrce- They We're married in this city
one year ago the 18th of next month, and
size alleges that he abandoned her on
October >. The petition was fled and as
the court was not SO very busy he grant
ed a motion 10 place the case on the
trial dockeT and as the defendant waived
summons il was tried Immediately and
the decree granted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-02
MARKERS FOR FUTURES
CABLES CAME MUCH LOWER
 THAN WAS EXPECTED.
The Publication by the Government of the Reports from the Ginners Develops Into Bearish
 Influence.

NEW YORK, April I.-The cotton market opened easy at unchanged prices to decline % 2, points under disappointing Liverpool ca pies which, due to show an advance or 44o points, were but 2m3 points higher at the tune or the New York opening Followtng tne lnftial decline, however, the market rallied rom to points as a result of covering based on the lighter receipts estimated for the day ana the light estimate for tomorrows arrival at Houston But as prices reached the clos ing level of yesterday there was considerable liquidation and the market hung steadily for q time, then shortly after midday broke sharply on the publication of the Government ginner's report. This report figured as an influence in both yesterdays market and in the early market today, the trade generally looking forward to a bullsh statement The actual figures. however proved dsappointing. as they pointed to a commercial crop of L. oIs.6S2 bales. or ioS27. 68 bales or 500 pounds. Owing to previous inaccuracies natural to such an estimate, the trade was inclined to make an allowance of varying amount for ingly given very bearish interpretation The immediate effect on the market was break Of from to and this attracting fresh pres sure from the bears later incl ,ased to a matter of Io@i7 points below the finals of yesterday. But the port receipts for the day were light. being only 8Sl7 bales. against ,. 465 last year, and the exports heavy, foot ing up 30, l76 bales. This feature in core ec- tfon with uncertainty to the view Litr- pool would take of the crop report caused some uneasiness among the shorts and the market steady at net decline of ga IS points. which was little more than sufficient to offset the gain of eeterday. Total sales futures estimated at 300, GOO bales