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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16

Uatawtssa, Pa, has appointed {
woman to be tax collector. If the
woman is good looking, it will be diff
ficult to keep the citizens from
crowding into her Office to pay their
taxes twice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16
Finds way to Live Long.

The startling announcement OF Dis
covery that will surely lengthen life is
made by editor o. Fl. Downey, OF Chu-
rubusco, Ind. II wish TO state" he
writes, "that Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption is the most In
falllble remedy that have ever known
fof Coughs. Colds and Grip. It's in
valuable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine no one
need dread Pneumonia or Consump-
tion. It's reli tant and cure
certain" C.P chap ley guarantees
every SOC and ~ tie, and gives
trial bottles fire.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16

Among the foreign-born residents
of the United States the mortality is
greatest in Irish and Germans and
least in the Polish.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16

1t is hardly worth while to lose
five dollars worth of good temper
for fve-cent car fare, or any other
trlfing matter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16
TOLEDO ADJUSTMENTS,

A romantic comedy drama with a
most striking title, "a Jolly American
Tramp is announced for the first
half of next week at Burt's Theater,
Toledo. This piece is from the pro
life pen of Mr.. E. r.. Kidder, who
wrote Peaceful Valley" and "a Poor
Relation for Sol Smith Russell, and
who would have us understand that
in this new creation of his he has
o'erstepped the heart interest of the
other, given us most true comedy
and blended more touching pathos in
it than in any of his former efforts,
=+% "a
With clever comedians, pretty girls,
handsome costumes and play that
is described as one continuous laugh,
amusement seekers will be well pro
vided for at Burt's Theater, Toledo
when Manager Burt presents the
comedy-drama, Weary Willie Wal
kerr" piece that has met with hearty
favor at the hands of theatre-goers
elsewhere. 1t abounds in ludicrous
situations and fairly bristles with hu.
NOR and action and the fun is clean
and wholesome. Mr.. Lloyd Ingrham,
a comedian of wide popularity and pc
culiarly unique methods, essays the
part of Weary Willie" He is
assisted by company of un-
usual ability and it is claimed that
the girls are blessed with more than
the usual share of good looks. The
play is to be seen the latter half OF
next week.
With the cast of ten principals and
chorus of sixty voices, Fiddle-Dee-
Dee will come to the Lyceum Theater
Toledo, next Sunday evening for run
of one week, with the usual matinees.
This production has been fitted out
with new scenery and costumes and
is one of the most expensively staged
shows on the road. 1t is under the
direction of the Shea Amusement
Company, which has successfully di-
rected it's destiny since they took
it over from Weber & Fields, after a
run of five months at their Broadway
Music Hall. The cast includes Rice
G Cady, John G. Sparks, Bobby North,
Henrietta Lee, Dorothy Drew,
Charles p Morrison, Cardownie Sis
ters, News Boys, Quintette, Alf An
derson, and Harold Hoag. Seats are
now on sale and the advance indi-
Gates large business for the entire
week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16
The InfeIligence Of NE ea.

! 1t is the habit of bees to place their
honey in the coolest place in the hive,
land the young insects in the warmest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16
SEAL a. W. GLEASON,

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY u CO., Toledo, o.
a. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-01-16
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, .

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ss
LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath ihat
ne is the senior partner of the trm ol
+. j CHENEY q CO., doing business
In the Cty of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid. and that said firm will
pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Decem-
her, A. D. 1856.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
P.hlI.hea - 8. -.


An Ordinance Providing Zoe the lssuanes
q an internal Improvement Bond n
the sum 81 Three Hundred Seven ard
ea-I0 0s7.gD Dollars. 70 Pay for Ce-
ment Walks in the City 81 wichits.
Kansas
Re IL Ordained ~ the Mayor AMI Cogp.
cilmen OF the City u Wlchlta:
section J. That an internal Improve
menf bond IN the sum or Three Hundred
Seven and so-lO 01N - Dpllarr De lssscd
20 the Sumption Sidewalks Company. ~
Bearer. % paY Tor cement eldsRaIss re
the city % wichita. kansas. rald bond
shall be dated November e I-1 snd
shall become due one year after date.
and bear interest - the rate a Sax q
per cent per cent per annuri. and shall
be dcnouirated Internal Improvement
Bona No ia. Series r. payable ~ fhs
fiscal agency 81 the state II kansas IL
the cssy 90 SeH YORK sud shall -
signed 81 the mayor and atfesfsa ~ Tbs
clerk. wifh The resI - the cts irupfesseJ
thereon
rec. ? This ordinance shall tsks erect
and be IL force from Aad after ~ publ
cation once "a the Wlchiss Daily Eax's,
Approved Sovcm.her ? lfa
y = MEAS. HaTor.
Attest. J. l. LELAND. CITY Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

bag gage car and the race between
woman on horseback and fast flying
express train, mounted with a most
elaborate scenic equipment. is well cal
culated 60 make n big success in these
days. when the country is filled with
mediocre attractions and improperly pro-
duced plays.
The coming to this city of the rafting
comedy opera, THE Chaperoas" is likely
TO be signalized by the presence in the
Crawford theatre Tuesday. November Il.
of quite as large an audience OF music
lovers as the theatre viii accommodate
This organization has been preceded by
a reputation for excellence in all depart
ments which its management promises
shall he fully realized, and all the thea
TRIGGERS can ask is entertainment equal
III merit 10 the endorsement so literally
bestowed By the press of the larger
cites where the merry "Chaperons'' is
said 10 have held such undisputed sway
in its class for tie past two seasons
Particular stress is laid upon the trune-
fulness Of the score OF musical numbers
provided, the unique character OF the
costumery and the gorgeous character
cf the scenic adornment. The compans
comprises many OF the original favorites
ard q large and brilliant chorus Fore
most IN the ranks OF singers and fun
makers will he seen John @. Srarks
Mabel Hitc May Boley, Thos Whiffen,
Harry LadeH. ". Y Strunz. Arthur
Earnest Mae stebb.rs Genevieve Day
AMI Oscar Ragland. The Chape7ons''
bids fair TO leave most agreeable taste
a fast PACE for the musical season here.
Seats for this engagement will open
at Howe's Jewelry store Friday a; a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
Nelson WAS CAUGHT
Reward of 5000 Was offered
for His Capture.
He JUMPED His BOND
He Aided His Brother in Avoid
ing Arrest,

! San Francisco, Nov "A man sup
} posed TO be David r. Nelson is detained
in the city prison here on information
furnished by the sheriff of Montgomery
county, Kansas. \ reward Of 500 was
offered for the arrest and delivery OF
Nelson in any jail in the United States,
and from description Of him in cir
cular is thought he has been arrested
here. He is wanted in Co1eyville, Kan.
From information furnished the police
it appears that Nelson jumped 3 5000
bond given for his appearance at the
district court Of Montgomery county.
Kansas, TO show cause why ne should
not he prosecuted for having aided his
brother. John G. Nelson, in avoiding ar
rest when wanted on a charge of man
slaughter The brother had been held
for trial and while ont on bali left the
state of Kansas and was in hiding in
Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
aFFLrA

II an interviews between Della Austrian
the lady correspondent Of ths Chicago
Herald and TIE great singer. she was
asked Why she did not give more thau
one Performance IN Chicago. Madame
Melha answered. The ordinary com
PLANT lack ~ time should love 70
give several Performance there. for your
people are enthusiastic ard sp1reciativs /.
besides. love 80 sing IN tha auditorium
the acoustics are magnificent
But II can't r. arranged 7 raBEt 50
as fsr west as Kansas Ci;s I thcn re-
tzrn 60 Boston. where shah give eve
ca-certs xith the Boston Symphony.
From tseFe 90 hack % PARIS far shef1
rest before singing Saint-Saeas aes
opera. -tgeIlenes-
when asked y she thought ths opera
weusd De a CREST En1oess- she r-afe an
suer 1T ought e. be sTica5i5iy re-
celred- The music f. magnificent and the
PCT is interesting
Before our chst ass - zr erd lesrred
that ne ether nsenhers Il &adzrne E~5-
bzs company Included n0ae less fhsa
slr. Norsh. re erest eafIsi. NJ. Var
Hfoose a Ieaainx te-or q tne tsy. ar
iAs 7reu knozn Freneh a7<f@ singer. -
GEbeT-
NJ Van ffoose- fhal4a a soufhsrnsT
- blrth. Is better knoEu atTozd thza e.
bore Re has sgssiie1 ierz tine Sifh
n Kaeasr - 10 Grand ppera ao1se II
Pzrs p-t Ans-.ca dp-nz The zexf feE
years AZ rrseah.T aeens better ar
..rszirtra wi.l hsz Afss- antsnHg rs
fo-r w5th NNGaEns NeIs&. ~ re~s =
Nsw York zhers - 49, sng El<sr g
Dream q Csruzfias~ tie A1s nssn-
b. Il c,ze- sagzsezsezts Ia BsEtoz aE1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
ORDINANCE 10 glle-


An Ordinance Relative 10 the Admission
of Certain Implanted Territory Into and
Making the Same Part OF the City Of
Wicnlta, Kansas.
Whereas. the owners OF certain territory
lying ana situate within the city Of Wich-
tia, Sedgwick county, Kansas. herein
after described, have asked that the same
De brought into and made a part 81 the
city OF wichita. therefore.
BE IL Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
oilmen Of the City Of Wichita:
Section /. That all that tract and parcel
OF land lying within the city OF Wichita.
sedgwick county. Kansas. described as
follows. to-wi;: Commencing al the
point wneTe the north lire Of section
eighteen ,.sl. township twenty-seven ca.
range one o. east. inteTsects the right
oank Ga the Little Arkansas river. thence
In q southeriy direction along the right
bank of said river to a point Whers said
right nark Of said river intersects the
center lire OF Beal avenue IN Riverside
addition 90 the said city az Wichita.
thence following the center line Of said
Beai avenue ard Eleventh street a. used
10 a 20 NJ three hundred g0oy feet east
Of the left bank OF said Little Arkauaar
river: thence in a uortheriy direction
parallel with and three hundred Gpp
feet from the left or east bank OF said
river 20 a point five hundred Ca feet
north Of the north ine II said Eleventh.
street. thence west one hundred Ges
feet. thence following ard parallel with
the mcanderings - said river and two
hundred teeD feet from the left bank
thereof 10 the west line - Forrest avenue
extended. thence north % the night bank
Of the Little Arkansas river thence fol
lowing the right bank of said river Ia a
westerly direction 70 place of beginning.
be aud the same Is hereby added a.
taken into and made part ~ ihe city
II Wichita. Kansas. the same heinE wiikln
the corporate limits a. TIE c.fy ~ Hlch-
ita. and m than tVa-fhiYds C-sf ~ TIE
west boundary line lying Bpoa and touch
ing the boundary lie o. said city and
owners % said land have been requested
that the same ~ brought into and made
q part II said city
Sec 2 This ordnance shall take erect
and be IN force from and after IS pnsi-
cstlon once in the wichita la D. EaEie.
ApproFed So4frnher :, So
B. r NLEAS Mayor.
Attest. l. LELAND. CITY clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

d2th) addition; thence northeast e.
point on the alley east Of Bittiug avenue
fifteen d9 feet north OF the southeast
corner OF lot eleven hundred thirty seven
dIZ7) Biting avenue. GreiTrnstetu
twelfth 9th addition thence north -
Little Arkansas river. thence southwest
efiy 20 east side OF Biting avenue. thence
south 20 beginning AMI the mayer. with
the approval ~ the council r. hereby
authorized 20 appoint three disinte-estcd
appraisers 10 designate the benefit district
ard assess the benefits AID damages 10
the city aad property ewaers. acccrdtng
90 lax.
Sec. . This ordinance shall take efect
and be IN force from and after its rI'li
cation once in the Wichita Daily Earie.
Approved November e. iso
b +. MLEAS. Mayor.
Attest; J. l. LELAND. city Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
WON'T CRIPPLE NAVY.
Less in Explosive. Would Not Prevent
q Gooa EIGHT.

New York. Nov. Sat the Brooklyn
navy yard this afternoon it was said
THAI the loss in explosives at iona islSnd
yesterday would not IN any way cripple
the lighting strength of the navy, as
not an OF the ammunition fer the naval
vessels in the North Atlantic squadron
was stored there, ard that only small
portion. part only Of the proiectnes
stored there, had been destroyed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
CUTTING OFF HEADS.
HIGH salaried Supernumeraries VIII
Re let Out.

New York. Nov. ST Was officially an
nounced by the United states Steei cor
poration this afternoon that the price %
eteel biilets had been reduced $ a 5ea'
and tlant the price of steel rails would nos
b. changed.
It was also broadly intimSted that the
services % a number Of high-salaried en-
ployes Of the steel corporation would
soon he dispensed with This IS Ia f''e
with the policy Of resreRchnent To which
speAial consideration has been given since
the inspection tour, recently made oF
leading officials q the corporation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
CROWDS OF HoMEsEEKERs.
Oklahoma and indian Territory Are
Their Objective Point.

Kansas City, Mo. NOV. 5.-Several hum
cred homesoekcrs went ont OF Kansas
City for oklahoma and indian Territories
last might on the Katy. Frisco Santa Fe
and Rock Island trains. The weary wo-
men, tired men and fretful children who
werS packed in the waiting room Of the
unidn depot were gIad wnen they were
afforded the opportunity OF soins 70 their
trains. Every seat in the building was
filled and women with their babies were
compelled TO sit on the foo- and staiFs-
THE men had to stand. shiting from one
Aeg to another 10 get rest
I Yesterday and lasi nights homesceA-
ers were from states as far east as Ohio.
and most OF them stated that they had
about made up their minds TO locate III
the west. There Were Others who were
Just looking around and If The conditions
appeared favorable % thera they eN-
pressed themselves DESTROYS OF establish-
ing homes in the bounte0us southwest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
ATTACKS ARE BITTER
Lewis Nixon Protests Against
Line of Questioning.
PUTS HIM IN FALSE LIGHT
Charles M. Schwab Takes the
Stand Today.

New York, Nov. 5.-The features of
todays session of the hearing in the
United States shipbuilding case were the
bitter attacks made by Lewis Nixon
upon William D. Guthrie. counsel for
the defendants and representative Of the
interests OF Charles NJ Schwab, fNr his
methods of cross-examination; leading
questions by Mr.. Untermyer. counsel for
the complainants. as to the absence of
competition between the Bethlehem Steel
company and the Carnegie plant OF the
United States Steel corporation in gov
eminent contracts for armor plate. and
the entire change OF front of MI Guth-
RE. who. heretofore. had aimed 10 bring
out the fact that the value OF the con-
stituent plants Of the United States Ship
building company was not over-tstimat ted.
Today Mr. Guthrie adopted lile Of
questioning destined to show that the
estimates OF value were made by the
promoter, the vendors and other hN
ested or expert appraisers. and were
practically without weight in determin-
1873 tie exact value OF the plants and
the assets Of the consolidation.
Mr. Nixon was on the stand all day.
HIS cross examination was finished amt
the redirect examination partly COM
pieted. 1t the opening Of the afternoon
session h. presented a personal protest
in which he declared that Nj Guthrie.
in consultation with Max Pam. had
adopted line of questioning designed 70
place him in q false and discreditable
position regarding the sale OF his plant
10 the shipbuilding company. The pro-
test vas aegry and bitter IN tone and
minated that MI Gathrie had been IN
fsir in asking him 10 answer from mem
ory questions about the finances Of his
company without opportunity % look up
the details. while AIr. Guthrie had had the
benefit Ct = full investigation OF the
figures BY agreement u the counsel
the protest was stricken from the records,
but M. Nixon Insisted that II he were
e. answer questions he should be allowed
To make the necessary explanations
Guthrie placed in contrast Nixon's at
tftude in demanding by letter 10 Presi-
dent McElvain Of the Bethlehem com
pany. Bethlehems directors declared a
dividend 10 save the shipbuiIding COM
L--+ae alA .1lEE Allt NAsf-A.f2~ tAL-aa4- ~ II
inexpedient 20 declare such a dividend.
This was the means. 50 Receiver Smith
charges. by which ,he earnings were d.
vertei from dividends 70 needless i'm
provements
Guthrie. took up figures from the anan-
cial reports 4 tho Bethlehem company
70 show lis inability TO pay divf5 2dz
~. Jntermyer from the s@ze reports.
attempted 10 show that expenditures Tor
be.terments and new material we're ex-
cessive. and that the company might weH
have declared a dividend hed Il been -
desired lie was questioning Nixon about
the TRIP Of examination made ~ Bethie-
hem and earn gie officials 70 determine
means % improving TIE Bethlehem plant
when the hearing closed co. Ire dag
The redirect examination q Ar Nixon
Ei1 ~ resumed tomorrow afternoon o7d
Charles n Schwab may b placed n
she stand l1tar iE the day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
BACK HOME PENNlLEss.
Cotton Culture in Liberia is Failure,
SAY the Necrcss.

New York. Nov 5.--O- board the steam
er Majestic. which arrived ,oday from
Livcrpcol. were twelve negroes rro1a the
southern states who went &c Liberia.
West Africa. 10 experiment in GOTTEN
culture with the view q further c0.oai-
zauon from Tins cou-,ry- They say the
experiment IVES q failure. and they en-
hated On lhe Majestic IT. q pennl.ess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
WILL SEND WARSHlP.
France VIII Participate in the cere-
monies at New Orleans.

Paris, Nov. Ambassador Porter has
been advised that the French govern
ront viii sent a warship 10 New Or
leans December IS, to take part in the
celebration Of the French transfer #
Louisiana. The city OF New Orleans has
forw ardod a handsomely engraved invita-
ton TO President LoGbet and the menu
hers of his ministry, which General POr-
ter has presented. The matter was co \
sidered at the last council Of ministers
and it was decided TO have the govern
ment represented by a warship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

ORDINANCE 80 4lis
An Ordlusnce Esfsb iisbirr tbs curb Ilnss
IN fha south side ~ seeoad Street. fssaa
Grove street 20 Chzataasrs Avenues
IA tn city ~ wlchifa. Karraa "a
Notifying aH ffssnsnees IN Cafes
Herewith
Be u Ordained ~ fas MaFar al cggs-
clisnsn q fhs cry e fichf%
seetloa J. That fhs c5fb iira ~ -
zoaih ssfs e s@cons street ffpm Grove
street ~ ChaB;z s.gaa assIss@ BE- as cry
Of W'ichits KanssE - sra fhs aaas Is
nsrety eaiahsssf@1 t1snfy ~ feef sasfa
n fts osnssr nns - s4it street
Sec 2 That al eFs5razess ln eo1efes
herszIth ~ afs ths sere ara tsrssY
r-o.siass ari repealed iaeefsr a. shsy
relate - pgsfions - aid strest sspvs
Seserst.s1
Sc tbs ar8lasnre sfsEs tsks sreFf
and - n fsscs f@pep aef sNsr go Estil-
easioa eu~s ln fbe wea1fs fssfy Esr's
ArrrsveS Sasesuher 2 -
3 = MLsEAS. xaYes
Arrest. : Z. LELAND. cfg c1eTk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
WILL COUNT To-Day.
Believed That the Majority VIII
Favor . Strike.

Chicaso. Nov. 5.-Employes Of the Chj-
eago City Railway company are voting
today TO decide whether or rot they VIII
strike leaders Of the union are conf
dent that the count tomorrow VIII show
that more than tVo-thirds of She en-
rloyes favor tho proposed strike. b.
many it is believed that in the event OF
the decision being in favor of @ strike.
another effort VIII FIRST 5e made 20 reach
an sUicable settlement of the differences.
Union oGolols are non-committaI on this
point
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
Published Sc.ernber 6. 1919
ORDINANCE No. gig

ORDINANCE No. 1Ias-
An Ordnance Declaring 3, Necessary %
opea a Street Thirty ~ Fsef IS de
Along Or Near ard Fzrzlleiwish the Lsft
Hrh Bank q the I1fsie Arkzrs3s River
in the Cgty = wgchstn Ksnzzs. fFarn
TIE North zi6s Il Eisvsnfa street -
ne IVES; side q jefferson Avsrse
Be j Crissned ~ the Mayer zn5 Ces1-
cgmen 90 fAe Coy q ulchffas
Seton e TIA; 4 ss hsr@by 6sesarsa
zecessary 20 opea q street fhirzy Ga
feet z5ce running along 81 aezF aoe
parallel Eih ire gsfs hixs hank = ih@
Little Arksnras river IN tie eitF q
Wschita. sedgEicx cosaty. Es-.zE frsrn
the rorth s.ee e EieTsnth street. a. ae~
erens-s saA used &C. . sorth ara sssieTiy
.sfreetfor 20 fhe Eest s.se - zefsersan
avsnus 81 ssi5 city and 20 saqroBslasa
~ sad rarro@e frs fl4iswsnz Er@Ekts
.ror<r1v. sa-Sf Cc-ne-1gE On fhs
Eest ssfs e I-zrsrzsF zTF-ss. ~ fss srssfe-
sa~- corner - fat ssfgsa hssafrsss forty
fra GIG fzrrnsr aYeass. nrsiT szsr;efs >
essssrfn gsski assifer fhszrs r1-ts 10
f1stgs krxansaz Tass-s tass@r westerly
sIaax Lftfia aFxaasas rsFsr % ~zai $50
q El~y Eess = farifzsr sEs-se. tesree
so4fh ~ q rasss rs1steea 80 fesf nqrfH
- tse regsaper2 carre- = ~ esFe7
hu-srea thiftT-sssst u9s4 I-a-~Esz ase-
nae. fs--r. 81 4 -erfhrzss=zss Alfrrssas
- h~xsz-snx ans cszsrs~eesrx 60 ~
east ure q, Elfflax arense ~ > selRg
fuo - fsst saefh q So Esrfa.S~ss csrnsrf
~ - s.sssz hz-sres fsfyy-ssfss Cgx7
5sFts4s Esss1e. CTs-rs@ss@sas tsssfxA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
FOR SOUTHERN OUTLET.
Amsterdam Sends to America Couple
OF Capitalists.

New Orleans. Nov. 5.-Considerahle i'm
!. portance is attached 70 the visit here II
Messrs. Adam Rue.nch and " Biejdea-
stein. p roninent bankers of ATnsterda'n
sn5 London. who are largely interested
as stockholders in the Kansas CHS
Southern railroad They are understood
20 be looking in;o conditions in eonnec-
sion with an arrangement between the
KANSAS city Southern and the Red River
Valley road whereby the Kansas Guy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

Philadelphia. and then returns to Europe
10 sing.
Wichita prevailed upon Helb2's man
ager for a date. heacc she will be at the
Toler auditorium on Friday. November
rs. Our citizens may never have the
chance TO hear her like again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

AN EVENING OF MAGIC.

An - ENl-NG OF MAtlC-
Gernaiue. the wizard. viii be the at
traction at the Toler tonight in a series
Of mysterious performances. That he
IS IS good. II not better. than Hermann
the great or Keller. VIC leave our au-
dieHce % judge
The Lynchburs Cya) Daily News has
this to say of his performance there.
"Germaine. the magician. was greeted
By o crowded house Monday night. ami
q more pleased audience never existed
The entertaiament surpassed all expecta-
tons. The performance vas mysterious.
humorous ard entertaining. and the I'm
nense audience was loath 10 leave al
the close. y Geruaine ever visits Lynch
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