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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
Extraxax.nt Hon.ehoId.

One of the most extravagant house
holds in England is that of William Wal
dorf Aston, whose son William is COW
In this country. Aston. Sr., is entertain
ing large house parties in Cliveden. II
would be had to excel the Aston hospi-
tally A band of ten musicians is sta
toned permanently in Cliveden. Every
night this band plays and the guests may
dance or not, as they choose A few
weeks ago the duchess of Wellington was
the Astors' chief guest. She said she
was dying to have some amateur the
atricals" She wrote out a list Of cos
TUNES and the steward was sent to Lon
don for them. A stage was built in the
ballroom and the scenes were painted
hurrie6ly This entertainment for the
duchess cost a great deal. Since young
William Aston has been in America moth
ing has been heard OF him in a social
way. He served in his majesty's guards
and is as British as though he were a
John Bull by birth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08

the assistance of the United States civil
service commission, under a system OF
registration TO test the relative htHess OF
applicants for appointment or EMPLOYMENT
This system is competitive, ard is open TO
ali citizens of the Emitted states qua-lneC
in respect to age, physical AFFINITY, nora
character industry and adaptaDllly LOT
manual labor; except that in case OF Ne.-
Grams of the civil war the element OF age Is
omitted. This system CT appointment IS
distinct from the classified service ano Goes
not classify positions of mere laborer un-
der the civil service act and rules. keSu-
lations in aid thereof have been put IL
operation in several of the departmen ts
and are being gradually extended IN other
parts of the service Inc results Hdse
been very satisfactory, as extraVasance
has been checked by decreasing the numper
of unnecessary positions and by increasing
the efficiency Of the employees remaining
District of Columbia Charities.
The congress. as the result or a thor,
Dugh investigation of the charltes anu
reformatory institutions In me Dls i,1o
of Columbia, by a joint select committee
of the two houses which MADE Its report
in March. 1898. created in the act ap-
proved June 6. 1900. board OF charlues
for the District of Columbia 10 consist
OF five residents of the district, appoint
ed by the president of the United States:
by and with the advice and consent OF
the senate each for a term of three
years, to serve without compensation.
President Mckinley appointed five men
who had been active and prominent IN
the pubIc cnarlIleS OF w
of whom upon taking office July j, 1900.
resigned from the different charities with
which they had been connected. The
members Of the board have been reap
pointed in successive years The board
serves under the commissioners of the
District OF Columbia. The board gave
Its first year to careful and impartial
study of the special problems before it
and has continued that study every year
In the light of the best practice in public
charities elsewhere. It's recommendations
tn its annual reports to the congress
through the commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia for the economical
md efficient administration Of the char
tiles and reformatories OF the District of
Columbia" as required by the act Great
Ing it. have been based upon the prin-
hiplcs commended by the Joint select
committee of the congress in its report
bf March, 1898 and approved by the best
administrators of public charities. and
make for the desired standardization and
Improvement of the affairs under its
supervision. They are worthy OF favor
able consideration by the congress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08

Il see by the newspaper" says Smith.
that the whale that swallowed Jonah
was recently killed in the Mediterra-
mean. and in its stomach they found
written on parchment. the diary that
Jonah kept during the three days
You cant make me believe any Of
that stuff" interrupts Brown In the
first place. how could Jonah see 20
write his diary."
Why" says Smith, don't you sup
pose the whale had pains in his stcu.
ache"-Lppincott's Magazine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
THE IsTHMIAN CANAL.
IL Has Not Been Necessary TO Consider
the Nicaragua Route.

BY the act Of June y 1909 the congress
authorized the president TO enter into
treaty with Colombia for the building %
the canal across the Isthmus OF Panama:
IL being provided that in the event Of
failure 70 secure such treaty after the
lapse OF reasonable time. recourse
should be had 10 building canal through
Nicaragua. It has not been necessary 10
consider this alternative. as I am enabled
10 lay before the senate treaty provid-
Ing for the building OF the canal across
the lsthmus OF Panama. This was the
route which commended itself 10 the de-
Iherate judgment Of the congress. anS
We can now acquire by treaty the riSh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
NEW WIRELESS PLANT.

New London. Conn, Dec - success
ful test 81 the new wireless TELEGRAPH
plant. installed hy the United States
government az Fishers Island. was mas.
TO-DAY The system w.li be used In Alaska
for the government service,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
LETTER IN CUSTODY.
IL viii Be Kept With the Other Pa
CerS

New Haven. Conn, Dec. Counsel for
VIM. J. Bryan today made a motion in
the probate court asking that the sealed
letter referred 10 the will az the late
Phil. Bennett by which the widow. Mrs
Grace 1mogeBe Bennett. is directed TO
give s50eoo 10 Mr.. Bryan and family.
custody OF the probate cert. In the mo-
ton it was stated that the letter ur~
soubtedly will be needed when the ap-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
CoIombia's Latest Proposition.

Knowing that revolution has already
commenced in Panama ian eminent Co.
lombianl saws that il the government OF
the United States viii land troops 10 pre-
serve Colombian sovereignty. and the
transit. If requested by Colombian charge
G'affairss. this government will declare
martial law: and by virtue OF vested con-
stitutionai authority. when public order
IS disturbed will approve by decree the
ratification of the canal treaty as signed:
or, II the government OF the United States
prefers. viii cal. extra session Of the con-
gress-with new and friendly members
aext May TO approve the treaty IAN emf
nent Colorubianl has the perfect confidence
OF vice president. he says. ard If il became
necessary will 20 10 the isttmus or send
representative there 10 adjust matters
along above lines TO the sat sfaction OF
the people there"
This dispatch is noteworthy from Two
gtanGpoints- It's offer OF INN eiiately
guaranteeing the treaty 10 US IS In sharn
contrast with the positive and contempt
uoGs refusal OF the congress which has Just
closed IFS sessions 70 consider favorahlv
such treaty. il shows that the govern
rlent which made the treaty really rad ab-
soiute control over the situation but did
uot choose 20 exercise this Cantrct The
sispsIch further calls OF Us 10 res.ore or
Ser and secure Colombian supremacy in
the -hmus from which II Cotor- hfaa GOV
>rument has Jus. by its action decided 20
bar Us BY preventing the construction OF
he canal
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Established is7s
Israel Bros. Rel Estate Co.
Real Estate and Rents

TO buy wichita city property o. sed<-
wick county land al present prices means
large returns On your 10aey. Wichita
with her stock and ether Industries. -
Just n her infancy. and such BARGAINS az
We car noE o@sr yoE were never offered
before. Al. having business n cur line
a-s invited TO call or correspond
The Wichita interests Of non-reStteuts
properly and faithfully cared .c- once
second Hoor- IL North Market street
1krSe. B1sisinG-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
DR.. G. A. HATFIELD
The Boston Painless DeatiSt

The only Painless Dentist in Wichita
whose anaesthetic is absolutely harmless
Bridge and Crown work a speciality.
Teeth extracted absolutely without one
atom of pain end without the use OF
ply an application 10 the gums. We court
investigation and solicit your patronage
Not an experiment. but tried success.
Can give you hundreds Of your own
townsmen for references. No charge for
extracting where good plates are ordered
All work guaranteed Up the iron s;egs
over The Hub Clothing store. No. ia :.
Main street ONCE phone, 1856. Rest
dence. 1851.
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E. E. HAMILTON. II. d.
18 East Douglas avenue (Bitting block.
third hoor). Take elevator at Market
street entrance.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose ana
Throat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08

peal from probate reaches the superior
court and il should therefore be kept with
thee Their documents in the case. although
the probate court excluded it from pro-
bate on the ground that, it was not
part OF the will
Judge Henry Stoddard. Mrs Beanetts
attorney. was not present when the no
ton was fled. but it was stated that he
did net object TO it. With thatu nder-
standing the court viii take custody OF
the letter
Sturgeon Bay. Wis. Dec THE
steamer J. EMORY Owen. bound from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08

Manitowic TO Buffalo. laden with 81 oao
bushels % wheat was t0wed into the
harbcr alire tonight ard beache6 She
IS stu burning. The loss viii yroba-
bly, e. slsS Csc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08
Important to Us.

The control in the interest Of the COM
nerce ard traffic ~ the whale civilized
y GRID. OF The means Of undisturhed
transit across the isthmUs of Panama
has become Of Transceadent Importance
10 tAe United States. We have repeated
" exercised this control hy intervening
n the course % domestic 6issea<fou. and
BY protecting the territory frcn foreign
INVASION. In 1879 Mr.. Everett assured the
PERUVIAN minister that we should 10.
hesitate 70 maintain ttsSnentralfry OF Ire
istE'.lus n the case % war between Peru
and Colombia In 1884 Colombia. which
has always been vlgsIalt 70 avail itself
81 is privileges conferred bv the treaty
expressed It's expectation that In ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08


re s,ee.s Ts--sr o1es
- - $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-08

Immediately after the adjournment Of
the congress 4 revolution broke out in
Panama. The people OF Panama had
long been disconnected with the Republic
of Colombia and they had been kept
quiet only by the prospect ~ the con-
clusion OF the treaty. which was 10 them
a matter of vital concern. When Il be-
came evident that the treaty was hone
iessly lost the people or Panama rose
literally as one man. Not a shot was
fired by single man on the isthmus in
the interest OF the Colombian govern
mefit- Not a life was lost in the accom-
pAshment of the revolution The Colon
bisn troops stationed on the isthmus
who had long been unpSid. made com
mon cause with the people of Panama
and with astonishing unsnimity the new
republic Was started. The duty OF the
United States in the premises was clear
In strict accordance with the principles
laid down by Secretaries CaSs and Seward
in the Official documents above quoted
the United States gave notice that Il
would permit the landing OF no exceti-
tionsry force. the arrival OF which would
mean chaos and destruction along the
line OF the railroad and OF the proposed
canal and an interruption OF transit as
an inevitable consequence. The de facto
government OF Panama was recognized
in the following telegram 10 Mr.. Ehr.
man:
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.aE
Female:

GOOD COMPETENT sTENoGRAPHER WISHES
a position; has had experience and can fur.
nish references. Address 1880, Journal.
WANTED-BY LADY, POSITION AS BOOK
keeper or cashier. Good penman; experienced.
Address 1880, Journal
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light houseworE; good wages and good home ONE
for right party; two in family. 2s29 Gar
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WANTED MAN TO DRIVE BRoUGHAMs, Lam
dausir coupes, one who knows the city; no other
need apply. ALI winter job to the right man.
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$50 HUNDRED, WRITING LETTERS HOMEj
addressed envelop for particulars. Electric
Remedy Co., Dept. 10, 235 s Michigan, South
Rend Ind I
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wANTED-sEvERL MARRIED LADIES TO
distribute Ladies' Home Remedy Literature;
part, or full time; salary $3.50 to $3.50 per
day or piece work. Mrs. Wood, Manager, ;613
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for work In general store In new wisconsin
town; have plenty of work and will pay? good
reliable: Al references required and fur
nished; call with references Monday between
and IL a. W. F. Loon1is 100 Sd av N
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MINNEAPOLIS LADY, GOING TO CHICAGO
to live, wants good general girl to go with
her. Good wages and free railroad fare. Call
at 123 LIST az s.
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AGENTs-oUR NEW MAIL BOX FOR CITY
use sells quick. DULY one Endorsed by post
master general for house collections. Write.
Liberal terms. Signal Mail Box Co., Joliet.
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YOUNG GIRL DESERVING GOOD HOME AND
wages can find them at 1882 Garfield av. Two
: In family.
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WAN4EO-bOANUINAVI MAN TAhE
care of horses in livery stable. 81S 18th ay s.
wANTED-Two TRAVELLING MEN FOR MIN.
nesota; salary $50 per month and all expenses;
steady position to right party. Address 1910
journal -
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YOUNG LADY, BRIGHT AND INTELLIGENT,
| Of neat appearance and pleasing address, who
I IL thoroughly familiar with the city for POSI-
| ton In information bureau. Address 1882,
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WANTED-LoCAL REPRESENTATIVES,, LADY
or gentlemen; 81 per day; steady position.
Address 1911, Journal. ------
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GOOD SHOE sTITCHERs. ALSO STITCHING
room girls. Good chance to learn trade.
Minneapolis Infant Shoe Co., lib 9th ay N,
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
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AGENTS WANTED

OUR PLAN FOR STARTING BEGINNERS IN
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now receive 100 letters daily and making
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NURSE GIRL, ABOUT 18 YEARS OLD; PRE-
fer one who would 60 home nights; references
required. Apply this, evening 1850 ,Hennepin
av,. fiat 8. 1850. -. - st ~
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WANTED-GOoD SALESMAN DURING FAIR
! week, Washington av 8.
BOY FOR PYRAMIDS AND OFFICE WORK.
| Salary So per month. Call before a. m.
Monday. 1907 Guaranty bldg.
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WANTED-A FIRsT-CLASS LADY BOOK
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the city and h4aying: good knewIedge Of the
ent and good position, If satisfactory. Call
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WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework in family Of four at GIG University
av Sc.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
-housework in small family. Good wages and
good home to girl who will appreciate same.
Call at once. Al Eastman Rv.
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WE WILL PAY $12 WEEK SALARY AND
| good commission to solicitors for special work;
we will make long term contract to right
party. $40 Temple Court
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WANTED-TWo ASSISTANT sUPERINTEND.
ents who have and can command force of
men to work for city business; industrial In
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paid long-term contract. Northwestern
Consolidated Home Co., $40 Temple Court
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EXPERIENCED SODA MAN Ar e H. VEIN
holds, 9th st. and Nicollet. Steady work
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SITUATIONS WANTED

party invests; 81, 25OS or more. Call on or
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
wANTED-xoUNG MAN wuuLD. like =, 4
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POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED
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have 10 years experience; can give references
and speak Scandinavian. Address 1A34 jour
w1NTED-UNIvERsiTY sTUDENTs WANT
0Di stI
WANTED-BY CAPABLE MAN, POSITION OF
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1S II dry sood good
FIRST CLASS. CHEF, AT PRESENT EN-
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y y4sk leave city, best of references Address,
WANTED sITUATIoN-BY AN ENGINEER
and experienced janttor-steam and hot water
heating and general repairing In and outside
IT,. 81 building1or greenhouse. work. Address,
SITUATION WANTED By CoMPETENT Ell
derby man handy with tools to care for horse,
furnace, and general work around house.
Steady place, moderate wages. Edw. Foote,
Wisconsin House, 2CA Nicollet Av.
YOUNG MAN WoUL LIKE PLACE IN An
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to leaving city. 100 Journal
SENIOR IN HIGH .,CHooL DESIRES WORK
in office or store curing afternoons. Could
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1928 9th av s.. ,
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT DESIRES WORK
any kind, afternoons, evenings Saturdays
not afraid Of hard work; references furnished.
Address 1885, Journal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS srENoG-
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1858, Journal. -.
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HELP WANTED--MALE
Continued.

FIRsT.cLAss JOURNAL ROUTE FOR SALE;
money maker. Cali or address 92s Chicago
aY, aat g.
SECRETARY WANTED By A LARGE LAND
company operating In the Red River Valley.
Salary $500 per month and share of profits If
party invests 81 $50 or more. Call on or
address No. 900 Guaranty Bldg. -
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MINES AND MINING
Continued.

BARGAINS IN MINING STOCKS. GEO. GIRL
ing & Co., Temple Court. Tel. Main 1850.
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE WATERS MINING
Co. has struck It rich7 See me for bargain
stock. r. B. Higbee, Germania Life bldg
st. Paul, MINI. r.
Star, Sc; Alaska Central, &C., R. b. Higbees
Germania Life bldg, st. Paul. Both phones.
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MEDICAL

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WANTED-GIRt TO HELP CARE FOR TWO
children and little homework for her board and
room. One block from public school, Address
: 1R4S Jesrrnal - - 80
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TEAMS WANTED TO HAUL TIMBER AND
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grading; suh-contractors wanted for railroad
grading; 500 railroad laborers wanted for
company and contract work; six cooks wanted;
foremen and blacksmiths wanted. Cali at
Gorriens Employment Office, 100 Nicollet av,
MinneapOlis
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#rg RATIsFACTORY.s*gsg -
Is what our customers all say OF their deals
ings with us. We have built up the largest
:. brokerage business in the Northwest In our
line, by legitimate, conservative methods
OF buying and selling mining, Industrial and
bank stocks. We advertise only stocks that
can be delivered at the time the quotation
10 made, and our customers are not put
to endless delays and disappointments.
This week we have two frst-class oppor-
tunities for parties who wish to organize their
pront; one an iron property on the Mesaba
range, and the other large group OF gold
and copper claims In Montana
We will be pleased to furnish particulars
upon request.
Write Tor our long list Of bargains in min
ing stocks.
Tel. Main 26S9.
- GEORGE GIRLING AND COMPANY,
44O Temple Court, Minneapolis, MIMI
1000 SHARES, REVENUE MINING STOCK
1000 shares, American Mines DEVELOPMENT
1000 shares st. Paul 4 Sunset for ea1e, mako
best offer the whole lot. 1882, Journal.
WILL BUY FROM ONE 70 10000 SHARES
Arizona Reduction Company's preferred stock
at right figure.
Quote lowest price. 1883, Journal
WILL BUY BLOCK 10 on q, 900 sRAREs,
Revenue Mining stock at right price, 1881,
Journal.
WANTED-To BUY UP 70 100 SHARES OF
5 Arizona Copper Mountain Co. stock. Address
1910, journal. ysasss ~: IL.
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PUBLIC ~sTENoGRAPHER WOULD LIKE TO
make contract with several business firms to
do their correspondence or legal work by the
week. Work called for and delivered. S67,
Journal
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WANTED PANTRY GIRL AND COMPETENT
kitchen girls; and also vacancies for fair week,
St, James Hotel. $50 - -. =. -