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ANDREW MACK IN MUSICAL COMEDY.

80 nov 80 tspeciaD.-Charies Frohrnan pro
49, -, y musical comedy. Ny Lady Molly" At
- -Le@tre tonight, for the lrst time in
- an WIN andrew Mack in the leading comedy
- - - music Is BY Sydney Jones. author Of
ana The Geisha." and the piece is
~ - IS second year IN London The atmosphere
- o-na q English country life OF two
Il, - 49, supply the setting The play viii go
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~THE TEMDERFoor" IN egooKlyv

Tie Tenderfoot" came to B,ookl,, last even
..Ts 80 was exhibited at the AmphIen Theatre
g. s.oefioor' IS a musical comedy that comes
'-01- chicago. and hopes 10 get into Manhattan.
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Special Notices.

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favor Mrs p NJ. Folts. Grand Union Hotel
Joeeph Heinriehs s4s Broadway. specialist in French
.oIee pots dne coffee wholesale and retail
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AMERICAN THEATRE.

Record Is made OF the production. at Tie Amer
ican Theatre, last night OF a drama called The
New Minister" written by Messrs. Denman Thomp-
sen and George Ryer. The vein is humanitarian
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indicated, and The crime fer which he has unjustly
suffered Is shown 10 have been committed by Z
local deacon,-his chief enemy and prosecutor.
Rural. commonplace life Is copied, and homely char
scteristics are entwined with genial feeling and
broad ul.rtk.
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CRANE-GILLESPIE-At Grace Church. New-York BY
the Rev Dr. william R Huntngton. on November -
Rev Dr. John Gillespie to Percy WaIdron Crane
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
MEDICAL ADVICE FOR OLD
AND YOUNG.

Everybody writes TO DR.. Hartman fer
medical advice. GraRGmothers write
when they meet some difficulty that
the family physician cannot overcome.
Mothers write when something happens
in the household that battles their skill.
and about which the doctor does not
seem quite clear. Even the children
write 10 DR. Hartman. In our files are
many curious letters from the little
folks, asking advice and seeking counsel
of the great discoverer of PerUna, the
worlds renowned author of books and
pamphlets on catarrhal diseases.
These letters are carefully answered
by confidential clerks and assistant
physicians. OF course, there are so
many of them that it would not be pos
sible for DR.. Hartman tc see them all.
but whenever such n letter comes it
receives careful attention. and an answer
that is sometimes vastly more valuable
than many visits from the doctor. or
much money spent in drugs Following
is a specimen of the many letters which
DR.. Hartman receives from the younger
members of the family:
DR.. S. 3. HARTMAN:
Il am a little girl just nine years old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap
IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION
No MATTER HOW FAIR

ference to the crushing load which such
walls must support at the weakest point
to wit, at the .op of the footing, and the
qualify of brick necessary to resist six
times the working load (such being the
factor of safety used in building walls
Of this kind We then made a thorough
test Of several samples of brick taken
from nlaces in these walls the same be-
ing the average of these used as near as
we could ascertain this fact, and We find.
allowing 100 pounds per square foot OF
floor space (botf1 floors inciuded1 for live
load, and computing the dead load from
the weight Of the structure when com
pleted, that 1t is not possible a greater
load than seven tons per square foot OF
surface OF formation brick can he
brought TO rest on these walls. and it is
not probable that such load viii ever rest
thereon. Our test Of said brick shows
that the brick in these walls are of
quality to carry a saft load Of twelve
tons per square foot, and will require
sevenly-two tons per square foot to
crush
Therefore We are of the opinion that
the brick called for in the said speci-
6cations. and used in these walls. are of
The kind and quality suitable to be used
in the construction Of a building of such
character as is shown by the plans and
drawings Of the building in question:
The report is signed by the members
of The committed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
SOME MORE WEDDINGS.
Mrs. Effie Taylor Weds Brother of
Her Deceased Husband,

Guthrie, O. IT, Oct. 2S-Mrs. Efiie Tay-
lor, mother of Tom Taylor, bockkeeper
in the territorial school land Office, was
married at Apache, o. T.. on Sunday, Oc-
tober 4. to w. r. Taylcr, eldest brother
Of her former husband, Tom Taylor, who
was shot and killed at Pawnee about two
years ago by desperate that he was
trying to arrest The marriage was a
quiet affair and comes as a pleasant sur
prise to the many friends of the happy
pair.
o. r. Renfro, a prominent young bus
mess man of Shawnee, was married at
Clifton, Mo, to Miss Nora Reeves, a
popular society lady of that city.
At Ardmore Sunday Mr.. NJ w. Evans
and Miss Hattie Hearte were united in
marriage, Rev. J. L. Keller officiating.
Mr.. Jessie a. Carter, a leading druggist
at Calvin. l. T., decided to visit Okla
horra City and purchase goods. attend
the carnival and witness the races. Not
desiring to be selfish in the enjoyment
of such pleasures, he stopped off at
South McAlester and persuaded Miss
Minnie Pratt to accompany him. Reach
ing Oklahoma City Friday, they visited
the probate clerks Office, secured a we'd
ding permit and were united in marriage
by Probate Judge Harper and then pro-
ceeded to enjoy the sights of the city.
The happy young couple departed last
night for their home in Calvin, l. T.
A very pretty home wedding was sol
emnized at the home of the bride, four
miles east of Ponca City, on Wednesday
evening October q, at 7:30 o'clock. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Charles u.
Edwards of Lebanon. Mo, and Miss
Hattie Doughty of Ponca City, Rev. Scott
Anderson of Oklahoma City officiating.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon, at the
brides home, on South Minnesota ave-
nue.. Shawnee, Miss Freda Saunders and
Mr. Henry Poplin We're Joined in wedlock, |
Rev. Stone Of the Baptist church of
ficiating.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
WORK AT GAS WELL.
Blackwell Has Resumed Her Efforts
to Secure Gas.

Blackwell, 0. T, Oct. 2S.-Work at the
gas well is now progressing day and
night. The casing is all in and the drill
is at work, but the progress is very
slow on account of several pieces of iron
that are in the bottom of the well. This
iron will have TO be pulverized by the
drill before it can get any deeper, and
it takes time and patience to do this,
says the News.
The point of the drill, however, has
just penetrated the crust of the gas sand
few inches. and even from the small
penetration there is quite a flow of gas,
which, when ignited, makes a large
fame The amount Of gas will depend
upon the thickness of the vein of sand
and, of course, it is impossible at this
time to ascertain how thick that vein is,
but the parties interested in the well
are confident it is the vein struck in the
last well put down by Patton & Punk
EFT, which so mysteriously failed. If
this is true, the well Will be a strong
one and one that will amplp repay the
promoters for the money they have in
vested in the venture.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
SOCIAL EVENT
OF The SEASON
]. w. McNeai and Wife CeIe-
brate Anniversary
Welded FOR 25 YEARS
Reception at Their Home Took
Place Last Evening,
Welded FOR Is YEARS


Guthrie, o. T.. Oct. 2S.-Hon- ]. ". Nc
Neal and wife, formerly of Medicine
Lodge, Kan, and residents of this
city, celebrated the twenty-ffth ami
versary of their welded life, tonight By.
a reception at their residence in this
city The function was the social success
of the season and was largely attended.
Mr.. McNeal is recognized as one Of the
foremost hnanciers and politicians OF Ok
lahoma. having organized and served as
president of the first national bank in the
territory, and is now president of the
Bank of Commerce of this city Heewas
a prominent candidate for governor when
Governor Ferguson was appointed, hav-
ing the endorsement. or Delegate Flynn
for the place, and was second in the race
for nomination for delegate to congress
when Mr.. Mcclure received this honor at
Enid last fall,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
Territorisi charters ersn.sa.

Guthrie. -. T. Oct 2s.-Tsrritorsal
charters were granted today as follows.
Te Bank OF Hydro. wIth $.a9ao capital
stocac. The Incorporators are J. & F4sh-
er w W. Henke and stephen johannes
Myer Of Ckeeue.
The Rock Island Mining company q
T.awton. with s. .esoaoo capital stocz- Tie
inoorporators are !. II. Kuhen Of Fori
Worzh. Tex: a =. and g {. Hamnozd.
O Maxey. =. = jacobs J. y. Church
well y. NJ Turner and \. = AeIseaan
o. Iawto-. c. p. GR5scn. " " Whit
mar ard A Il NoKensa of Chickasha.
J. 2
IRE Kinscr coustrrctl77 corarznY q
Persons. Kan. with - 60 capital stook-
TIE Incoruo-afoTs are r W W : and
Il I. Efrser snd George X Hoffman q
Parsons. II c. Doolsy of Cozsy-ss!.e-
Kan. vfth re sscTssary q oklailoEna as
tha territorial agent
IRE CraterwsIle Mining company x
Iaatoa. wl,h ts3a eo csufsaI sso-fs ~sse
incorpo7asors are Dssdley P Rrowa. SAX
] F0ster ard g II RpEer
TIE First C1rsstian churrA & Aufaal.
perpetual. with s. ss a1rpsFsT ewaed-
The .zco-por.to.s are G. L BoEissa- >.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
ATTORNEY GENERAL RETURNS.
Seavers Is Held to the Grand Jury in
$1,000 Bond.

Guthrie, o. T., Oct 2S.-Attorney Cen
eral ]. c. Roberts is back to the city
from Norman, where ne had been to
represent the territory in the case of
James W. Seavers, charged with the
murder of Frank Elgin, an inmate of
the insane asylum, and where Seayers
was employed as keeper
Elgin died, and from bruises found on
his body, it was surmised that he had
received a severe beating at the hands
of Seaver. who was keeper of the ward
where Ellis was located. Seaver was
discharged and went to Kansas, where
he resisted a requisition from Governor
Ferguson tor his return to Oklahoma,
finally voluntarily surTendering himself
He was held TO the grand jury on the
charge of manslaughter in the first de-
gree. He viii make bond in the sum
of $4,000 cash.
Seavers IS a veteran of the Philippine
war and served in the Twentieth Kansas
regiment under General Funston. He
has good record for gallantry in a
number of battles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
is ALFALFA KING.
Receipts of Hay and Seed Net $50 per

Guthrie, o. r., Oct. 2S.-Sinclair Scott,
of Custer, Beaver county, has won the
title of Alfalfa King of Oklahoma. He
has a large area of this profitable crop
and his receipts from hay and seed net
him Ss6 per acre, and as he has 225 acres
in alfalfa his profits can be readily seen.
He purchased his farm only three years
ago, and, while it had been in cultivation
for over eighteen years. he began the
cultivation of this profitable hay crop
the year he secured his place.
He gives the following advice regard
ing the cultivation:
Pillow the sod in May or June, just
after the grass starts. This is allowed
TO lie until fail Then put five horses
to a plow and piow it ten inches deep.
Harrew thoroughly after plowing and
let lie until spring. then harrow again
and SOW the seed 0wenty pounds to
the acre.. then harrow it thoroughly
twice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-29
AT POND CREEK.
Miss Asher Becomes the Bride of W.
? Jacobus

Pond Creek. o. T. Oct 2s-At the resi-
dence Of the brides parents today oc-
CURED the wedding Of Miss Martha Dale
Asher 10 Mr.. Willis p. Jacobus. both of
this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. G. Boone McGregory Of
Hobart. y reception and a three course
dinner followed. The bridal couple left
on the 7:So o'clock train for Winfield.
Douglas. Holton. Topeka ana Kansas
City Mo. where the honeymoon will be
spent. There were a large number OF
out Of town guests present at the wed
ding The bride is the charming daughter
of Mir. and Mrs. NJ d. Asher Of Pend
Creek. and was tSrector OF the conserva
tory OF music Of the southwest Kansas
college at Winfield last year. The groom
is cashier OF the Walton bank Of this
city and IS wen known in Kansas and
oklahoma cities. They viii reside in Pond
Crek