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Ifoe Uinles.
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE DAY.

ACADEMY Rose Melville in isis Hopkins, y
p.
CHASE'S- THE Serenade," 2:l5 and Sis p. m.
communicated company in The School
For Scandal Sis p. m.
LAFAYETTE-Berger stock company in ''Resur-
rection." SIS p. m.
LYCEUM-Orientnl Burlesquers, 2:15 and s:15
p m.
Mrs Johnson SIS p. m.
Fifteenth and H Streets northeast-Barnum &
Bailey Circus, 9 and s p. m.
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MATINEES TOMORROW.

ACADEMY-Rose Melville in isis Hopkins, -
p.
LYCEUM-Oriental Burlesquers, 2:l5 p. m.
LAFAYETTE-M Hoffman in song recital,
4:l5 p. n.
Fifteenth and H Streets northeast-Barnum g.
Bailey Circus, . p. m.
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SPECIAL NOTE.

and
Temple Pharmacy Frank C. t1eyl T. E.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24

was unfavorably disposed 10 us. / ass
glad 10 note today that the Beige French
author Maternilick. who IS now in Ber-
lin. has not improperly characterized
the German people as the moral con-
science OF the world. But even IL %
much hatred and dislike for US prevails
as Herr Bebel. too. seems 90 assume.
then in my opinion hatred and envy aad
hate is usually born Of envy. are swfeter
than pnty. Let US keep our powder dry.
Let US not quarrel too much among our
selves. and nobody will run foul % Our
way again.
Earlier in his speech, Chancellor Non
Bueiow, referring To Herr Rebels cTiti-
cisms of Emperor Williams attack UPON
social democracy, said: Are you not
trying by all the means OF agitation 10,
injure the monarch? You woader that
the monarch. permea;ed with a sense q
his responsibilities and rights. defends
himself. So long as social democracy
aims to overturn the existing constiiu-
tionai system. you cannot wonder that
the highest bearer on the monarch princi-
pie takes the defensive with all energy
and even severity which marks has char
acter"
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MURDERER CAPTURED.

Alva. o. T. Jan. 23.-Last night on the
west bound Santa Fe train. Sheriff r.
Higgins and Deputy lobe oden Of Ros-
well. y. NJ. had man named Nathan
Hendricks in shackles and chained to a
car seat. says the Pioneer. Two years
ago this fellow fed TO the north after
killing VIII Rainbolt. deputy sheriff
at Roswell. Hendricks was traced 70
Harrington. y. D.. only 50 miles from
the Canada line. He had been there sew
ersl months under the name OF Newt
Clayton, and on Thanksgiving day was
married 10 a young lady near Harrington.
The officers left Roswell on January s
and have been on the road ever since.
the sheriff Ar Harrington having arrest
ed Hendricks before their arrival. Tobe
Odem was the splendid sheriff Of Wood
ward county from iss4 70 tses. and = well
known 70 many OF our pe9rie. ard Sher-
III Higgins appeared % be fearless and
Efficient officer ~ wei 80 a -courseous
gentleman
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TENNESsEEAN IN THE AIR.
Tall Men Feel Small When They Meet
w. G. Harrel.

Shawnee, o. T.. Jan. A.-Among the
visitors in te city this week is w C. Har-
rel of Paris, Tenn. who came here with
a view of locating and making this city
his home. says the Quill.
Mr.. Harrel is very affabIe gentleman.
in fact he wears all the marks and brands
and graces of a typical southerner. and
besides these characteristics, being a gi-
ant OF six feet nine inches in stature he
carries his nose about half a foot higher
in the air than any man in town and COM
pels such lengthy men as Chief Grail
Officer sam Hall, Judge Maxey and Har-
ry Mead to look up TO him when they
carry on a conversation with him. and the
man of ordinary height looks like a pig
my when standing alongside of this fell
low with his wonderful extension OF limb
that sends his head towering so high
Mr.. Harrel has for some years been in
the livery business. and states that he is
here to secure a good barn and location
in which to conduct a first class business
of that kind
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k3-1M
ReSalufiNn
Appraisers.

Whereas, The majority of the resident
owners owning a majority in square feet
of the lots or real estate liable to taxa
ton for the payment of the paving and
curling of Douglas avenue in the city
Of Wichita, Kansas, from the end of the
pavement on West Douglas avenue TO
Seneca street in said city, have petit
TONED the mayor and councilmen of said
city to pave and curb from the end Of
s--e pavement on West Douglas avenue
TO Seneca street, therefore be it
Resolved: BY the mayor and council
men of the city of Wichita, that it is
hereby declared necessary to pave and
curb Douglas Avenue from the pavement
on West Douglas avenue to Seneca
street; and the clerk cause publication
to be made of this resolution according
to law.
s3-30t J. L. LELAND, City Clerk
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ANSWERS BEBEI'S SPEECH.
Won BueIow Makes Address to the
German Reichstaq.

Berlin. Jan. 23.-Chsncellor Won Buelow
again spoke on the Venezuelan question
in the reichstag today. in answer TO the
criticisms of Herr Bebel SOCIALIST on
the governments policy. The chancellor
said:
Herr Bebel has defended the singular
behavior Of the Venezuelan government
against US with degree of animation
such as / have seen in no European
newspaper President Castro will doubt
less hear Herr Bebers speech with the
greatest delight with his morning coffee.
We were erfectly justified in proceeding
jointly with Great Britain and Italy for
the preservation Of our prestige"
In answering Herr Bebel attacks upon
Germanys naval expenditure the impeT-
isl chancellor said:
when Herr Bebel says that naval Of
fcers. retired and on waiting orders. have
written articles claiming That our fleet
must be strong enough 10 annihilate the
British navy. / answer him that this.
course. Is fancy picture which IL found
in the literature OF all peoples. / point
only 10 the imaginary battle OF Dorking.
which no responsible statesman dreams
Of and which no responsible man in Ger
many regards as possible. You can see
that these articles are mere fancy pie
lures by consulting our feet plan. after
the completion Of which our navy Will
occupy only fourth or fifth place among
the navies OF the world. We follow no
aggressive plans. but purpose merely the
defense Of our coasts and the protection
Of German interests and citizens abroad.
That we should not remain defenseiess at
sea is the wish OF the ma ior!ty-I may
say without exaggeration. OF the great
majority OF the German people. u Herr
Bebel contradiets this. then he il out 81
ha rnony with the sentiments OF the ma
ton.
Herr BebeI said also that the express
sion. Our future lies upon the water
contains an aggressive aim toward Other
powers Herr Bebei appears to me 70
have proceeded here also according 20
the principle OF imputing false motives
when other motives e attack we're *
haustsd. We Intend nothing 81 the Kind.
The expression quoted does not mean
that VIC mean 20 drive any power from
he sea. but that We have inst as cool
. right 20 sail the seas ss other nations
have. and the neS German empire has
this right. too.
Chancellor von B8claw lated IN his a6-
iress said that Her scha~dirr Crevarian
member Ct the Center parfyr had remarz-
q the ofher day tha, tt- Germans were
mote hated than loved IN The world. Il
-egard tbis wise gentleman a. Incorrect
aid Chancellor ron BUeIo- r h~5lers
~ have trustworthy political frfends.
nd that the world hss not fsTzottsu TIE
-seiarf geninE Of The German yeopi~
recently referred % a "Eiia poet ~ho
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed appraisers. duly appointed by the
mayor and councilmen of the city OF
Wichita to assess the damages and bene-
fits to the city and property owners for
the purpose OF opening sixteen Q6) foot
alley beginning at the south side Of Lin
coin Street, running south TO the north
line of Zimmeriy street, in block in
Perry's addition TO the city of Wichita,
Kansas. in the benefit district described
as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
OF lot l in block in Perry's addi-
ton to the city of Wichita; thence
south along the east line of Fifth
avenue, TO the southwest corner of
lot 10 in said addition; thence east
to the southeast corner of lot IA in said
addition; thence north along the west
line of Mead avenue to the northeast cor
ner of lot 2e in said addition; thence west
along the south line Of Lincoln street, 10
the place Of beginning.
The said appraisers will meet in the
Office Of J. +. Hollicke, over the Kansas
National bank in Wichita, Kansas, on
the fourth day of February, 1903, at 10
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of assess
ing the damages and benefits in the above
described benefit district
Dated this 18th day of January, 1893
A. c. DICKSON,
]. +. HOLLICKE, .
A. H. MKEE,
E-1ot Appraisers
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FOR STATE OF BEAVER.
County Larger Than Many States
Now in Union

Guthrie. o. r. Jan. 2S.-The editor Of
the Beaver Herald says: I'VE are for
statehood for eBaver county alone and
Cnburdened by any other additional coun-
ties or land. and we have strong evil
derce and support in the fight for state
hood for eBaver county alone and ire
spective of any other additional territory.
Judge Tannehill Will shortly go to Wash
irgton TO inauSurate the fight. ell will
he assisted by Bird Mcclure. Dennis T.
Flynn. Bill Bolton. Dyke BaIlinser, Gov
ernor Tom Ferguson and other less promi-
nent men in Washington. In a petition
which the judge viii present to the proper
authorities we will set forth the following
facts: The county is much lager in
size than several of the states. and we
believe that New Jersey. where they raise
the celebrated anarchists. is one of them
that is below us in sic, and has n far
greater amount of illiterate people ac-
cording TO population. We Will say more
regarding movements next week
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PROSECUTE INVESTIGATION.
House Committee Will See About
CHARGES of LESSER

-
Washington, Jan. 23.-The house COM
mittee on naval affairs today obtained au-
thority from the house to prosecute
formal Investigation of the charges made
by Representative LESSER of New York
that attempts had been made by corrupt
means to influence his act with respect to
appropriations for submarine torpedo
boats. Prior 10 being before the house the
resolutions authorizing the investigating
the naval committee considered a report
made by one of its sub-committees of the
inquiry the subcommittee had made into
the charges made by Mr.. LESSER, the
representative recommending that the
house be required to autharize a formal
investigation by the full committee or a
subcommittee and to grant authority TO
send for persons and papers. The house
gave the requisite authority Immediately
after assembling. and this afternoon the
naval committee seld long session out
lining its method of procedure. 1t was
decided 70 begin the investigation at 1870
tomorrow morning.
Witnesses were summoned to be present
and it was stated by members of the
committee that the taking Of testimony
will begin tomorrow. II was decided TO
admit representatives of the press to the
hearing and that the investigation should
be conducted by the full committee. 1t is
stated that the committee purposes TO
make searching inquiry. II was decided
to summon as witnesses those persons
whose names had been brought before
the committee in the statement made be-
fore the subcommittee which conducted
the informal investigation. and also such
others as the chairman might deem i'm
portant witnesses. The names Of the
witnesses who are 10 appear viii not Be
disclosed by the committee. The same ret
icence was maintained as yesterday. No
statement as to the facts dis
closed to the subcommittee investiga-
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|V|V[S[CTON
DENOUNCED
Humane Society to Stop
Physicians Experiments.
us SHOCKING PRACTICE"
Say Animals Feel Knife When
Under Antiseptic.

Cleveland. O., Jan. 23.-Members of the
Cleveland Humane Society are stirred up
ever the fact that vivisection is being
practiced in Cleveland. An effort will be
made by them to put a stop to the expert
ments made by surgeons with live dogs
as subjects.
I'VE have always fought vivisection
vigorously, said Superintendent Rick
seeker yesterday. THE practice cannot
be condemned too strongly. 1t is cruel
in the extreme, and has been discour-
aged most vigorously by the national
humane societies.
Some years ago we heard reports to
the effect that the medical students were
capturing stray dogs with the purpose
in view of experimenting upon them A
number of the animals il was declared
v ere housed in the basement of a col
lege. An investigation WIS made, and
although it was found that the story was
greatly exaggerated, several vagrant
dogs were discovered in the basement
The faculty of the college was given to
understand at that time that vivisection
would not be tolerated in Cleveland. We
We're assured that no further attempt in
this direction would be made and that
was the last we heard of It..
What if anything. will be done by the
society in the present irstance?" Mr..
Ricksecker was asked.
THAT is a hard question to answer.
is extremely difficult TO obtain evidence
in, nd 10
will be done One thing is certain. how
ever there must be no further expert
ments in the way of vivisection in Cleve-
land 1t is a disgusting. shocking prac-
tice. Animals are caught, and while still
alive. are cut up to suit the demand OF
the clinic. 1t matters not whether tho
dogs are nesthetized or not. they cannot
help but feel pain.
In England prejudice against this bru-
tai practice is strong, and there is law
against it. Surgeons who persisted in the
practice Of vivisection some years ago
were driven from the country
Heath Officer Friedrich was unwilling
to discuss the subject yesterday
Don't mix me up in that mess he
pleaded IF I said l favored vivisection
l would bring down on myself the wrath
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and if / said l
opposed it. / would Subject myself to n
whlrwind of criticism from those who
favor it. Really, L am very glad / was
not there"
Yesterday when reporter called at the
Western Reserve Medical college. two
students were in the act Of carrying 4 |
dog down stairs. The animal was held by |
his four feet, the trunk hanging down |
almost to the floor. 1t could not be de- |
from where the reporter stood |
whether the dog was alive or dead. II |
was apparently a full grown animal. 1t |
required only the merest hint of the pres |
cree of the reporter to send the students |
scurrying to the basemnt with the dog.
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KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION
Workman on Wabash Tunnel Were
h. Hlx-r.

Blown Up by Dynamite.
Pittsburg, Jan. 23.-Twb men were killed
and four seriously injured early today
in the eastern end of the Wabash tun-
mel, South Side, by an explosion of dyna-
mite, due, it is said, TO some one turning
on the electrical current without receiv-
ing the proper signal. The dead:
Frank Taylor. night foreman; 81 years
Old; marred; crushed.
Harry Florence, single, head blown off.
The injured:
James McGovern, white; single, prob
ably die.
Thomas Harvey, colored, condition ser
ious.
Unknown white man.
Unknown negro.
Both will recover
Blasts had been prepared for the night
crew in the eastern end and Day Fore
man Florence had gone with Night
Foreman Taylor to see what had been
done
With the foremen were four workmen.
While the party We're going toward the
charges of dynamite, someone up at the
top of the shaft turned on the electri-
cal current without notification and when
Taylor, who carried the wires, inserted
them into the charge of dynamite, the
explosion followed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
BETTER BUSINESS
IS BEING DONE
Railroads Have Increased
Over Last Year.
BUYING BETTER GOODS
Building Material Demand Is
Unusually Brisk.

New York. Jan. 2s.-R- G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review OF Trade viii say to-
morrow:
Heavy transactions in merchandise are
reported. but there is much complaint
regarding the slow movement Of freight.
The situation as to general lines is aggra-
waited by the precedence given 10 fu-
ever all other freight except live stock
and perishable goods. Notwithstanding
the extensive increase in transporting IA
cilities during the past year. some roads
have been compelled TO decline consign
ments. and in many cases where a large
number Of cars were desired only one
was provided. Earnings thus far ~
able for January surpsss last years By 5
Ter cent. II is conspicuous in practically
every section Of the country that. despite
high prices. buying is liberal and OF the
better qualities Of goods. while dealings
as a rule are on a better basis. Demand
for materials for building is unusually
brisk for this season. Although FORUM
ate sections are receiving better supply
many pig iron furnaces have bes= added
to the idle list.
New England producers Of boots and
shoes are actively engaged on sessonable
lines and there is enough business on
hand TO keep most pisnts in operation
two months at least. Trade in leather is
better. domestic shoe feathers operati-~
on more liberal scale. while export sales
Of sole are Increasing. As TO cotton
goods. the situation grows steadily
stronger. demands for immediate needs
accumulation OF supplies and
leaving an increasing number of orders
untitled. With the exception OF few OF
the finest grades. wooden goods for the
fall OF iSa5 arc now fully opened.
Firmness has characterized the course
OF the leading staples. an abundant de
mand being in evidence. while available
supplies are restricted by traffic condi-
tons.
Failures for the week number go In
the United States. against 3ol last year.
and 27 in Canada. compared with IS
year ago.