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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-18
cUooEL AND CAL"
Revised Russian Statistics Provide 20,
Birch Rods Irstead

81 Petersburg July 1.-THE cudgel
and the "cat' are replaced In the new
statute says journal by prolongatlon
OF The term or by solitary confinement,
up 20 100 days. with breed and water
except every third day when hot food
VIII be- served at one meal The abo-
liion of the cudgol and the "oat" does
not however, mean the prohibition of
corporal punishment altogether Tho
revised statutes of June ij prescrIb.
-astisemcnt with birch rods up 90 400
blows tor slight odonscs and mlsde-
uffrunra
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-18
Criminal Assault CHARGED.

Fort Worth. July lT.--w. II. Wallace
was arrested by Policeman Garrett and
placed In the county Jail. after a COM
plaint had been sworn to and a war
rant issued. charging him with crimi-
nal assault on a little girl aged about
eight years. named Willie Latham.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
TEACHERS
WILL WORK
Supterintended Has Complet-
ed Course ofStudy for Normal
NEW COURSES ADDED
Professional Certificate Will
be Granted County Teachers

The Sedgwick county teachers institute
will open in Lewis academy JpPe 18th and
Will continue four weeks from that date.
| The instructors have all been engaged
and everything points to an unusually
large and successful institute. BY the
last session OF the legislature several new
branches were added TO the list of studies
prescribed for applicants for certificates
and it is thought that this will have a
tendency TO increase the attendance al
the institute.
Besides this. the legislature arranged
for the granting of an additional certif-
cate designated as the professional GER
tifcaJe. This certificate includes all the
branches Of a first grade certificate with
the addition Of Natural Philosophy and
General History The advantage OF hav-
ing certificate Of this kind is that it
may be renewed without examination If
the holder remains in and IS successful
in the profession. The branches added
by legislature are: In the third grade,
Civil Government and Kansas History;
in the second grade, Kansas History and
Algebra; in the first grade, Kansas His
tory. Algebra and English Literature.
Physics has been omitted from the list
for the first grade.
The minimum ages for applicants have
also been changed slightly. The mini
mum age for the third grade is Is years.
for the second grade q years, and for
the first grade 10 years. The applicant
for a professional certificate must be at
least z years Of age and must have the
experience OF at least % months Of sue
cessful work in the profession.
The instructors who will conduct the
institute are: J. S. Carson. Of the city
High school; J. c. Foote. Of Lewis acad-
envy; VIM. Sence. ex-county superintend-
ent; W II. IseIy. OF Paramount college;
Miss Carrie Schultz. Of Friends unicer-
sity; J. c. Temple OF the Wichita Bust
ness college
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Places of Worship

There VIII be a gospel temperance
meeting held in the Union Gospel Mission
haIl. ~ South Main street, at O'Clock
this afternoon. Rev. A e Dubber VIII
speak. The Friends Quzrtetts will fur
nish music Also the Colored Jubilee
Chorus viii Rave some selections Every
body cordially invited
First Church OF Christ. Scientist, cor
ner OF Lawrece and Second street Sun
day service az II a. m Lesson subject.
Soul and Body" The regular Wednes-
day evening meeting this week AZ s
o'clock All are welcome
First Unitarian church. Central and
Topeka avenues. Rev. ". S. Vail. pastor
Service with sermon. II a m Subject.
"A Test OF Heredity." Sermon iIIustrzt-
ed from Stuart Edward Whites story
The WesIerners.- Sunday school s:45
a. n. All are welcome
Reformed church, corner OF South To-
peka avenue and Lewis street. Bruce
Griffith. pastor. Service and sermon al
Il a m Solo offertory, Not a Sparrow
Falleth" 10y Drumheller) viii be sung
by Miss Psrrott- At p. n. the chorus
choir viii render 4 free musical program
OF high order. Sunday school AT 10 a.
m Young Peoples society at ?. n
Everybody welcome.
Cora McCollum Smith. who appeared to
such good advantage at Garfield hall
Friday night. will give a sacred reading
at the Universalist church tomorrow
evening in place OF the sermon vol
unteer silver collection viii be taken at
the door. Morning subject. "Unselhsh-
ness in a Selfish World" Sunday school
AT 10 a. m. Y. P. c. L. at p. n A o.
L. W. hall. rs South Main street.
There viii be preaching at the Emporia
Avenue Methodist church. corner OF EN-
poria avenue and Dewey street. today at
II a. m. Theme. The Charming Attract
iveness OF Young Peoples Services Need
ed in the Onward Conquests Of the
Church" The evening services VIII cen-
sist OF anniversary services held by the
young people in commemoration OF the
organization of the Epworth League Dr..
Gross OF Baldwin. Kan, State Epworth
League president. viii be present and
give a short address at the close OF the
anniversary program given by the young
people.
Friends church. Cleveland avenue be-
tween Douglas and First Preaching at
II a. N. and s p. n. Christian Endeavor
: p. m. Sunday school 10 a. N.
The Christian Catholic Church in Zion
will hold services at % South Water
street today at 2;3o and ?. m Subject
at 2:3O. What Man Needs" at 3. What
Man Thinks He Needs Services every
night except Monday and Saturday.
David A Reed, elder; Mary A. Reed.
evangelist.
Rev r. Caughsy Will speak az the
mems meeting this afternoon at o'clock
at rooms Of the Y. NJ. c. A, over 243
North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

individual veteran of the civil war and il
means to protect him from unfair, IN
JUST or Illegal treatment by the commits
sioner of pensions, or any other depart
rneGt, organization or society, it has not
yet found any cause for loud complaint
against Commissioner Ware or the man
asenent of his Office, and is not engaged
in organizing a political party to dictate
terms 10 the next national conventions
Of the great political parties. Nor do ]
believe, or have I heard, that any or
gan'zation Of veterans is working for
such q purpose.
Under the circumstances it may not
be deemed immodest in me TO say that
I am the regularly elected and duly rec
ognized commander-in-chief Of the Union
Veterans Union
win refer you to Major Generals Pat
rick Mayes Of Gardiner, Ne; VIM H
Keepers. Of Portsmouth, y. H.; Daniel
" Gould OF Boston. Mass. R. A Ste
phenson OF Manchester. Ohio. each Of
whim is the department commander Of
his respective state; TO Geo. J. Oaks OF
Rochester, y. Z; H. L Street OF Wash
inGton. D. c, each OF whom IS a past
commander-in-chief OF the organization;
To z. T Ridenour and James A. Dicus
Of Springfield, O.. each OF whom is past
department commander of Ohio; to
Hon. J. S. Graham of Rochester. y. Y.
to Col. c. F. Kellogg Of Clinton, Ia. and
TO any other comrade eligible 20 member
ship in the order.
4 am. very respectfully,
F b HUTCHINSON.
Comm nd ar-in-C' hief -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
BOILED TO DEATH.
Speaks of 1t as a Vast Graveyard.

Speaking OF boiling as a method Of
water publication, Shaftsbury's Maya
zine says:
Now do not make the mistake Of
thinking that boiled water is purified
water II is in one respect better than
raw water-the germs OF disease are
partly killed; but the bones and decay
the carcasses-remsin. occupying the sys-
TEN as one vast graveyard. from which
many awake and gnaw at your vitals.
or course the microscope reveals q men
agerie Of life in a drop Of rain water.
and the medical expert tells Us that these
ordinary germs are not harmful, yet the
same medical expert admits that were
water free from such matters, old age
or the breaking down OF the organs Of
the body could not occur.
From impure water millions of cal
careoHs carcasses are deposited in the
blood every hour; they cause the blood
vessels, nerves, tissues. fbres, brain and
organs to ossify. harden. refuse to act
break down, and thus limit human life
When We drink boiled water we lose the
pure water and drink the graveyard.
We kHoW OF SeNeIAl IaHI4icS VINO nav
dcank boiler water for many years.
Every one of them is aged far beyond
their time, with wrinkIed features stiff
joints and organic diseases, caused by
the stoppage Of their veins and tissues
by cslcareous deposits. On the other
hand, we know of families who distiu
their water whose faces are smooth.
young and fair. ROSY checked. bearing no
traces of age or decrepitude."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
WILL SOON BE ENDED.
jury Cases in District Court Are
About COMPLETED.

District court adjourned yesterday at
noon, while the testimony was being
heard in the case OF Louis X. McCalla vs..
Barbara McCalla. With the completion
Of this case the jury cases docketed for
this term of court viii be finished. only
two criminal cases are TO be tried this
term and they viii come before the court
Monday or Tuesday One of these is that
of James Rooney and Carl Elliott who
are charged with breaking into and tax
ing a quantity Of merchan dise from g.
car on the Santa Fe last January. They
have been in Jail since the time of their
arrest, having waived their preliminary
examination and not being able to fur
nish the required bond. The other crimi-
nal case is that in which Robert Hersh-
berger and Fred Johnston are charged
with stealing junk from a Missouri Paci-
ne car
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
FROM HEAOQuARTERs.
Commander of Union Veterans Union
Replies TO Claims.

Replies TO Claims.
The following is a copy Of a letter re-
ceived by 20. Hawley and issued by F.
B Hutchinson. cOmmander-in-chief OF
the Union Veterans Union:
Rochester, y. Y. May $ 1903
Zion. Eugene F. Ware, COMMISSIONS Of
Pensions. Washington, D. C;
Dear Sir-Mv attention having been
called by comrades Of Maine, New Hamp-
shire. Massachusetts. New York. Kan
Gas. Iowa. ohio. and many other states
TO statements Of certain unworthy per
sons. as published in newspapers of
Washington. Boston New York and
other sections Of the country. making I'M
Just attacks upon the management Of the
pension department OF the government,
r. which they claim to represent the
Union Veterans Union, q worthy organ
.zation of vetegans, and TO speak the
sentiments Of the comrades Of this or
der: having been importuned by officers
nnd comrades of Maine. Massachusetts,
New York. Kansas. Iowa, Ohio and
many other states, as the held Of the or
ganization. - take cognizauce Of and re-
buxe these false utterances, by general
orders. communications to the public
press or in such manner as may be
deemed most fitting.
Because Of the good name and fame
of the order which it is my duty as its
heIe to protect. I am constrained 10
write You q personal letter. as you are
the one most entitled to be apprised Of
the facts in the case
while the Union Veterans Union most
earnestly wishes and labors for the sue
cess. prosperity and happiness of each
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
OVER SUNNY
SOUTH KANSAS
continued from Fourth &c.

ship that the smaller towns can build up
q great central city.
Mr.. Murdoch trip was valuable to
him whether he goes TO congress or other
wise. 1t was valuable to him because
he learned of the Importance OF the terri
tory over which he Travelled. TO Wichita
II was valuable to him because he is bet
ter acquainted with its people and, natur-
ally liking them, can do more for them
The trip was singulaTly devoid OF any
partisan complexion. The people out west
are inclined 10 be very liberal in their
politics and Republicans and Democrats
alike were most generous ii their courte-
sizes 10 Mr.. Murdock- There does not
seem to be any partisan differences be-
tween local people Republicans and
Democrat leaders josh one another, but
they fraternize with a spirit that is a
source or great admiration to outsiders.
Wednesday Mr.. Murdock visited the
people Of Norwich and Conway Springs
? and was given hospitable welcome in
beth places Both are fine towns in
section OF country that is a paradise at
this time u the year Thursday he visit
&C the two famous border towns Of Cald-
wei and HunneweH. rivals in former
years for the fs-re Of being the tough
est but now Ia lies that are marvels Of
peace. industry good morals. business
progress. contentment 4Ad good citizen
ship To be sure Caldwell has grown
10 be Z great railroad and business cen
ter. but HunneweH has made q new start
and is ambitious TO become one Of the
best towns on The border. Mr.. Murdoch
also visited South Hsven-a town that
has always been noted for its substantial
business life and the -headedness Of
her citizens He also visited Drury-pret-
ty Drury on she Chikaskia-vhere Nc
Douesl OF Sumner lives and where the
people Ike 10 visit in the SUNNI tina
and dip their bare feet into the waters OF
Raypholtz's dam-there, where the beau
tiful msidens Of Caldwell lost their lives
q few years ago and about which one
imagines he hears the voices Of sorrow
stiu piercing the night.
Victor loves that country-loves old
Caldwell with its cowboy history Hun
newell with its legends and tragedies Of
the past Dru-y with the romances Of its
pretty environments and South Haven for
the sturdy virtues that have always char
acterized its people. He said upon con-
ing home that he coUSn't see enough
OF the places OF the people and intends
70 repeat the Journey Of that day some
time during the summer. Yesterday he
visited Newton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Have You Rheumatism, Liver or
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all Readers May Have Sample Bottle
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IL your water when allowed to remain
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
BIAS { BALL.
National League.

CHICAGO, 8; BOSTON. I.
Boston. May 1s.-Boston had bad sixth
inning today. when three hits three er-
rors and pass gave Chicago four runs.
Attendance, 1880 Score: RHE.
Chicago .........00I 00401e 6u 0
Boston .............0i 0 10000 0-1
Batteries-wicker and Killing; Pittinger
and Kittredge.
BROOKLYN. S; CINCINNATI, l.
Brooklyn May 16.-Timely and consecu-
tive hitting by the Brooklyn team won
today's game for Cincinnati Attendance,
800. Score: R.H.E.
Brooklyn ..........2p O42Oe0"-S 10 /
Cincinnati ..--....-.2 0 o100100-4 9 2
Batteries-Schmidt and Ritter; Ewing
and Peitz.
ST. LOUIS, 8: PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, May 1s-St. Louis defeat
ed Philadelphia today because OF the
home clubs inability to nit. Six singles
in the fifth inning gave the visitors four
runs. Attendance, 4753. Score: R.H-E.
st. Louis. .......O 0 $4,000 o. 10
Philadelphia .......0 0 0olo102 2
Batteries-M. O'Neiu and J. o'Nenl;
Duggieby and Doom.
NEW YORK. :; PITTSBURG, 3
The attendance at the Polo Grounds
broke all previous records. as 81 00o per-
sons passed through the turn tills. Mat
thewson pitched one OF his best games
and the Pittsburg men could not hit him
consecutiveIy. Sc6ss: RH.E-
New York ..........e , OF - Is I
Pittsburg .......-...0 0 oo0o123 8 1
Batteries-Ma and Warner;
kennedy, Phelps and Smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
OLD SOLDIERS SMOKER.
Old Soys in Blue Interested in the
COMING Election.

The Old Soldiers Republican club en-
joyed smoker at their usual meeting
place last night, the purpose being to
arrange 70 DO some active work in the
city on election day towards getting out
TO vote. \ great many OF the old boys
were present and much enthusiasm was
manifested. Victor Murdoch who came
in from Newton was invited 10 be present
with them and he addressed them in q
patriotic strain which ELECTED much hap
py comment Judge Jacob Balderston.
Captain Appling. J. ". Knapp. J. D.
Caldwell. and Judge Thomas c. Wilson.
The meeting was a very pleasant one
and another viii be held in the police
court Monday night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

Pain or duh ache IN the back is unmis-
taxable evidence OF kidney trouble. IL Is
Natures timely warning to show you
that the track OF health Is not clear.
II these danger signals are Unheeded.
more serious results are sure 10 follow;
Brights disease. which Is the worst form
Of kidney trouble. may steal upon you
The mild and the extraordinary errec.
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remedy. DR.. Knmer's Swamp-ROOt, Is
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
TAKEN TO SOLDIERS HOME.
Edward OVerfelt Was Found insane
in Probate Court

Edward Ovsrfelt. an old soldier. vas
taken 20 the Soldiers Home. az Laaven-
worth. last night. BY Sheriff Schad Yes
terday morning "a summons was issued BY
the probate court IN which x was al
legged that Mr.. Overfelt was insane ard
in accordance with the summons the
sheriff took him in charge An invsstiEa-
ton OF the case vas made yesterday ard
the cd soldier tried hard 10 show that
ne was sane. bit his actions betrayed
him He carried with him bot,Ie q
shoe polish and r1g. with which ~ al
most continually tried . shire his shoes.
He danced tig IN court % show that Re
was rather lively for rs zgs- and made
many remarks that caused The court 20
think that his mind was not exactly
right When asked z ~ had not AID
from the soldiers Home. h answered;
No. f-ls- simply walked arav. Ike TIRE
free American citizen that 7 an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Fitting
The Eyes

with proper glasses T. asits an ar, sd
understo0d b. very few persons. Tesr
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are fitted By him you are ssrs ret % rgn
any risx in having yoar syesfght rtsfneys
II costs you 70 more With him tkan vfss
fhoae that have 70 experience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
American League.

CHICAGO. 4; WASHINGTON. 5.
Chicago. May 1s.-Outside Of one inning.
on both sides today's game was a pitch
ers battle. backed up by almost perfect
fielding. Attendance, s.2oa. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago .............0 O40@-4 0
Washington .......-0 0 % 5 90 ca 9 1
Batteries-Owen and Mcfarland; VIII
son and Clark
ST LOUIS, 2; PHILADELPHIA 0.
ST. Louis. May i6--Willie SudhoH pitch
ed another brilliant game against Phila-
deiphLa today and St. Louis won Ben
der also pitched a fire game Attendance.
500. Score: RH.E.
s.. Louis ...-...-....o @ 0 - /
Philadelphia .--.-.-o D 0 0 90 90 o. 0 5 I
Batteries-sunhon and sugden: Bender
and Powers.
NEW YORK, 3: CLEVELAND. .
Cleveland. May 16-In a pitchers bat
tie between eBrnhard and Chesbro. New
York won by Css run, the locals being
unable 20 hit WIN men on bases. Attend
ance. $50. Score: RfE
Cleveland ........-..0 0 100000 2
New York ------....1 O o. G0o0-3 2
BOSTON. @ DETROIT. 5.
Detroit. May l6.-Bostou made half a
dozen errors To-Day. btu could have stood
. few more and Won. they hit 50 hard
The game scheduled for tomorrow will
b. played here Tuesday. Attendance.
SEQ Score: R-H.E-
Detroit ..-...........00 0 % 202I i-s1 l
Boston .-...-....--..0 ISIS 8
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
REPORT OF RECEIVER
Of Millinery Stock Was Made to Dis
trict Court Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon VermiIiOn Harris.
as the receiver Of the millinery business
Of Heath & Hannibal successors 20 Mrs
:. NJ Stevens. filed his first report in the
district court. Following are the assets
as given in the report: Stock on hand.
S1576-59: fixtures. sl1f.75; bills receivable,
s63. IS; cash. s157; a total Of S1,712. Os. The
receiver was given an order for a dis
position OF the goods. The order states
that he shall place the goods on sale at
retail for one week, beginning Monday,
May 18th. 1t also states that he is al
liberty to spend not to exceed $50 to fill
out the stock and render it saleable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
RALLY OF EPWoRTH LeAGUERs.
w. z. Grose viii Address Meeting at
I O'Clock Today.

A big rally OF ali the Epworth Leagucrs
of the various Methodist churches will
be held this afternoon at O'Clock in the
First NJ. z. church. The committee on
arrangements have secured the services
Of ". c. Gro>e, Kansas state president
OF Epworth Leagues. who will address
the meeting. and as this gentleman is so
well known as an entertaining speaker
a large audience viii undoubtedly greet
him. An excellent program OF musical
numbers has been provided. including
Messrs. Powell and Sanford with seiec-
tons on piano and cIaYionet: Miss Darl
Oldheld. in vocal selections. and Miss La
lage Hall and Miss Hortense Jmboden. in
musical selections on the organ and
piano. The music has been specially pre-
pared for this event and the entire pro-
gram viii be interesting and inspiring
70 both young and old. Everybody IS vel
come at this anniversary OF the Leagues.