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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
ALL OVER LIBRARY SITE.
Marie CoreIii and London Truth Differ
on Shakespeare.

London. Sept 1.-THE Truth today
says: Miss Marie Corelli has now pub
lished a full account of her dispute with
the local authorities of Stratford-on-
Avon in regard to the site for the Car
negie free library in that town. She
appears to me TO have had reason on
her side. Mr.. Carnegie, in an interview
with her, told her that if Shakespeare
were alive now. he would welcome a free
library near his house. l doubt if he
would. considering that when he returned
to his native town he gave up reading.
if we are to judge by his leaving no books
behind him on his death. Be this as il
may. as people go to Stratford-on-Avon
TO form-so far as possble-an idea of
the town when he lived in it, and as
there were neither free libraries in towns
then nor Carnegie to give them, it
would, I think, have been a good deal
better had the surroundings of the
Shakespeare birth house been left, so far
as possible. free from the improvements
of the present century. Surely there
might have been found another site for
a library, which, no doubt, will be use
ful, if the present inhabitants read more
than their distinguished townsman when
he resided there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
HOUSE OF ULYSSES
Dutch Enthusiast Claims to
Have Unearthed 1t.
ON SANTA MAURA ISLE
Other Theories Are Knocked
in the Head.

Berlin. Sept. 12.-Homeric scholars have
had their controversies before now on
the ground plan of the house of Ulysses
as pictured in the Odyssey. These should
be put to rest by the recent discoveries
of Herr Doerpfeld. director of the Ger
man Institute of Archaeology at Athens.
For some years this gentleman, says
the Gaulois, has been convinced that
Ulysses reigned, not over rocky Ithaca
but over the adjacent island of Leucadia,
known now as Santa Maura. Some little
time ago a certain Dutch enthusiast
becoming converted to his opinion, sup
piled the necessary funds for excavation;
and ii is announced that the energetic
archaeologist has now laid bare the foun-
dations of a considerable palace which,
he maintains, is the actual palace of
Ulysses. Whatever antiquaries may
think of this assertion, he has undeniably
brought to light many interesting relics
of an ancient civilization.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
NOVELTY IN SOUTHPORT.
Slot Machine Used In the Tramway
Cars.

London. Sept 12.-Southport has pro-
duced a novelty in the way of trans The
last penny-in-the-slot invention is a
tramcaT. which viii commence shortly
10 run a regular service between South
port and -Birkdale Lancashire and York
shire railway station. 1t is named a
"one-man" car because it can be worked
by the driver unassisted. Passengers en-
ter by the front platform and place a
penny in the slot. when the driver lifts
up a brass bar and allows the person 10
pass through This action temporarily
cuts of the electric current and stops the
car. which IS reversible. The demi-car
is the first Of its kind that has been pro-
duced in this or any other country II
carries half the load at half the cost OF
an ordinary car. One man is able 10 full
fl the duties OF both driver and conductor
with perfect safety to the public BY an
ingenious arrangement OF the electrical
gear the car can BE- controlled and stop
ped without the application Of the brake
There Is accommodation Tor fourteen pas
sengers in the body Of the car. while six
seats are provided with sgnokers-three az
each end The cost OF working Is IS
tinnsted az 2S.G- per mile. which will show
a profit with only four passengers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
CHINESE PIRATES ACTIVE.
Pass Boat Is Piiiased by Canton Des-
peradoes

Victoria, B. c., Sept. 12.-Advices from
Shanghai say that Canton pirates who
prey along the river betweenu that city
and Hong Kong are becoming very bold
and desperate. According TO the Hong
Kong Press pirates are beginning to make
their presence felt on the West river
again. On Monday was reported the
footing of a Hong Kong junk near the
Bogue forts. in Chinese waters, and now
the master of another Hong Kong craft,
licensed passboat No. 295, has informed
the police that on the evening of the
26th inst. half way between Canton and
this port, he was attacked by pirates
in q fishing junk. They fired shots from
muskets across his bows, compelling him
to heave to. The pass-boat was then
boarded by about fifteen of the pirates,
who tied up the crew by thequeUes. in
patches of four. drove them into the
hold and Kept them imprisoned there
for over three hours under a guard of
three men, armed with revolvers. the
while the boat was looted. Cargo money
and personal effects to the total amount
of $4,000 were stolen by the pirates. who
eventually sailed away in the direction
of Canton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
AS A WAR MEMORIAL.
House of PIeVna Will Be Bought by
the Government

Odessa. Sept. FIT is announced that
the house at Plevna in which the car
liberator temporarily resided has been
purchased by the government of the prin-
cipality, and will be converted into a
memorial war museum. bearing the name
of Alexadner II. The Bulgarian govern
ment has also bought the house at Sis
tovo in which General Count d. A Mi
litutin, the Russian war minister, resided
during the struggle for the liberation
Of the Balkan Slavs. The grounds around
both houses are to be laid out in hand
some parks and ornamented. each, with
a hundred guns captured from the Turks
al Plevna, the Shipka Pass and Rust
chuk. These guns will be shipped from
this port next month. Thirty-five Rus
sian general. headed by Count Miliutin
will next year be present at the opening
of the memorial museum ri Plevna and
Sistovo, and at the unwilling Of the car
lberator's monument at Sofia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
BRITISH TRADE IN CUBA.
English Are Enjoined to Do Some
thing Quick.

London, Sept. 12-The port of the Brit
ish Minister at Havana, Mr.. Garden, on
the trade of Cuba for 1902 was issued to-
day. He says: The prospect of the reci-
procity convention between Cuba and the
United States being eventually sanctioned
by congress has not failed to affect Brit
ish trade, by lettering Cuban merchants
from accepting proposals to open up bust
ness rela lions with British manufacturers
There can be no doubt that. with or with
out the reciprocity convention, British
merchants have to bestir themselves II
they wish to retain their present share of
Cuban trade. Combination alone is likely
to prove effective in maintaining our COM
mercial position in this part of the CONT
nent."
Reviewing Cuban trade as a whole. Mr.
Garden says: THE results for 1902. though
not so good as might have been expected
in view of the large production of sugar.
We're by no means bad. 1t Is encourag
ing to note the steady increase in vege-
tables for export, and the development
of Cubas resources, other than tobacco
and sugar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13

the legitimacy of the imperial action.
The emperors telegram follows:
Again, as last year, an epidemic OF
typhus has broken out among the civil
population of Metz and Is threatening
the health of the garrison. Ii has its
origin in the bad condition OF the springs
and the unheard-of state of the conduits.
which state of affairs is due solely 10
the city administration of Metz. which
is absolutely unable to decide what steps
TO take with regard TO its water supply.
According to the report made by the
commission which investigated the mat
ter last year the sanitary conditions
prevailing in Metz and its environs de-
serve the greatest indignation.
In spite of urgent requests and pro-
tests from the commander of the Six
teenth army corps, pointing 10 the danger
that this situation presents to the army
the city has done nothing to remedy it
Such conditions can no longer be toll
Grated. In case of war they would be
followed by a catastrophe. ] ask your
highness to put an end to this state of
affairs by the strongest measures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
vIGNAUD ATTACKS RUGE.
Scrap in France Over the Discovery
of America

Paris, Sept. 12.-Henry Vignaud, first
secretary of the United States embassy
has Joined issue with the German saw
ant, DR.. Ruge, of Dresden, who criti-
cised Mr. Vignaud's theories regarding
Toscanellis part in the discovery of
America Mr.. Vignaud's pamphlet han
dies Dr. Ruge severely pointing out err
rors in fact and Judgment.
Mr. Vignaud in 1901. published an i'm
portant work in which he alleged that
the famous documents ascribed to Tos-
canelli, the Florentine astronomer,
which We're supposed to have served as
a guide to Columbus were fabricated.
Columbus design, he asserted was not
founded on any scientific basis, but on
positive information as to the existence
of lands to the westward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
LARGE COLONIAL ORANGES.
English Colonies Furnish Some Enor-
NOUS Fruit.

London. Sept 1.-THE orange supplies.
which sre particularly varied and sbun-
dant for the tine q year. have had some
welcome additions IN the way q prime
samples from South Australia and Ia
nzfcs. The mammoth Washington zaveis
have created quite a stir n the trade
Tor the fruit is - large that Eor1e q
tire cases only contain seventy-t~o fruits.
and they sold al s shiiiings . package
OF shliings dozen wholesale This
T. a phenomenal Frlcs Other vsrfet-ss
with - - and 70 20 the case. sod -
Il shHmngz. without doubt th@se are the
finest oranges ever pat on C0vent Gar
den market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
GRAVES OF GIANTS.
interesting Discoveries Made Il
knorr's Excavations.

London, Sept. 12.-The cairns or giant
graves at Bosau, near. Eutin, are being
excavated under the direction of Pro-
fessor Knorr of the Kiel Museum of An
tiquities. One grave has already been
opened up. in which two urns and gold
bracelet. twelve centimetres in length. are
found a stone grave three metres long
and one hundred and seventy metres
wide. containing a skeleton supposed to
be over three thousand years old was
also laid bare. The work is to be con-
tinued, as it is supposed that an ancient
cemetery or place of sacrifice existed
there formerly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
WATER SUPPLY SHUT OFF.
Emperor Williams Order Makes Town
OF Metz Mad

Metz. Sept l2-The city water supply
was completely shut Of today 10 admit
81 The clearing Of the reservoirs
This action was due TO a telegram
from Emperor William 70 Prince Eohen-
Iohe-I.angenburg vieeroy Of Alsace Lor-
rzine-
of aldermen threaten 70 resign The
cities are Jealous OF their rights and
there Is considerable controversy over
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
ROMANS TO HONOR BoVIo.
Police Intervention Causes Postpone.
ment of Event.

Rome, Sept. 12.-The police forbade a
public commemoration of the death of the
Italian philosopher, Bovio. which the ex-
reme parties had arranged for today, as
they believed it was intended to convert
it into a demonstration against the COM
ing visit of the Car to Rome. Troops
were kept in readiness in case OF disor-
ders. but there were none. The extrem-
lists have decided to hold the commemora-
ton next Sunday, in spite of the police
prohibition or even the intervention of the
military
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
KING PETER BACK.
Reconciliation Between Opposing Fac
tons Planned,

Belgrade, Servia, Sept. Fixing Peter
and his family have returned after an
absence of twelve days at Nish. The re-
port that the King was virtually prison
er there is false. A reconciliation be-
tween the opposing army factions is being
arranged through the influence of Prince
Arsene rageorgevitch, King Peters
brother. An investigation is proceeding,
but any punishment inflicted or the regi-
cides will be slight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
BAHAMAS UP TO DATE.

London. Sept I2-The BAHAMAS govern
meat Is making inquiries WIKI a vfsw 70
establishing wireless teiegraphic con
ruunics tio- between The various islz14s q
the group. There Is at present 70 inteT-
insulsr communications Of szy soTt *
oept - small schooners. ard as sons q
the Islands IRE forty. SIXTY. and e.shty
miles apart s. Is thought that they might
Be conveniently connected ~ means OF
wireless ie.egTz2hy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
NEVER COT HIS PAY.
Tire Hague 20 Pass or French Artists
Bill

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ohitect PhiH77e Eer1ar wss eouzls-
STORED By ths Persian EoTsrurTnt g
buIEd psvf'5on far fhs shsh ~ ~
exposition grounds he al -. sgt hAs
never oeen snss % Eet s franc r. Pay
rent The Frene5 courts have been
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13

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rszait y ihis setioa- Nkich Eas a6slssss
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13
Plus HAs his IDEAS.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
SALEM TERMINAL
TRACTION COMPANY
Has Been Chartered BY Secretary Of
State to Operate Street Railway.
UniOutown People Connect
ed With It.

The salem Terminal Traction eompa.
ny. d clarksburg, W Va, has ben char.
ter p Construct; operate and maintain
electri. 7ways; to generate electricity
for priyai . public use; 70 also furnish
MANUFACTURED Or natural gas for public
or private usc: 70 carry on business a
pertaining to above. Capital S26OoOo
Incorporators, c. f. Barnes, Pittsburs
Pa; J. T. MeGraw. Grafton; H. B. Ne
Kinler. Salem. ". Va; }. F. Law,
Clarksburg; ". T. Henis, Of UniontoWn.
Pa. and Others.
Alagra Coal and Coke company, Of Nor.
gantown, has also been chartered to mine
coal. manufacture coke; 10 deal in stone,
lime. sand and lumber. Capital SlOo..
600. Incorporators, K. T. !. Allen, ..
c. Allen. D. &. Reay, ]. L. Whorton.
;. B. Allen and II. W. Protyman, Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
BUILDERS COUNCIL
MAY BE FORMED
All Members Of Various Labor Unions
VIII Meet Friday Night to Con
slider the Question.

The Trades and Labor Council Is ar
ranging to have all the members OF the
various unions represented in that body
present at the meeting next Friday night
at $ O'Clock in the Reed hall. West Pike
street. At this meeting 1t Is proposed
to consider departure from the present
situation. The Council viii consider the
advisability of organizing branch Of
separate council 10 be known a the
Builders Trades Council There is moth
ing definite a. 10 what the action Of
the body viii be on this matter, a It
has never been before the Council. 9ai
that Is the reason the members of all the
unions are invited to be present and par
ticipate. The exact nature Of the pro
posed movement has not been declared.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
MISS QUINBY
IS COMING
From chautauqua to Hold Silver MEDIA
Contest and W. C. T. U. Insti-
tute Here.

Miss Quinby, who has the chair Of
elocutiou and oratory in the Chautauqua,
viii hold silver medal contest under
the auspices Of the local WomaH's Chris
tan Temperance Union Thursday night
Of next week in the First Blptist church.
She comes highly recommended and the
press speaks highly Of her ability. Tues.
day afternoon At > O'Clock next wee,
Miss Quinby viii hold an institute in Col
chapel for the W. c. T. [. She viii also
participate in the y. N. c. 4. choral
concert in the Traders opera house the
night Of June lC.
What the Press and Public Says:
Recitations we're good.-The Western
Chautauquan. Roce City. Ind
Mis- Quinby Is i speaker Of no little
ability.-Omaha Bee. Omaha, Ncb.
The entertainment was an immense
succcss.-Denison oJurnal. Dcnison. Iowa.
The entertainment was an immense
success.-Dcnison Journal. Denison- Iowa
Miss Quinby is strong, forcible
speaker.-Thc Cleveland Leader, cleve-
land, Ohio.
The recital drew out a large and ap-
preeiative audienee.-Registcr, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
Miss Quinbys selections are Of high
classical ordcr-Montsomery STANDARD,
Montgomery City, No.
One Of the most brilliant cloeutionists
ever heard in our city.-The New Castle
Herald. New Castle Penn.
The reading Of Miss Anna Quinby was
an excellent one and received general
applause.-Alt. Carmel Register, Nj
Carmel. III.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10

ENTERED
By Young AdamstOn Couple at the Bap
tist Parsonage, Rev. MeDanel Per-
forming the Ceremony.

llr. Charles ". Crow and Miss Mary
BucShmnon were married here Wednes-
day afternoon At o'clocl; at the Bap-
tist parsonage, the Rev. Robert b. Me-
Dand performing the ceremony which
make- tbcm one as long A. they both
live. 4 few friends witnessed the nun
tials They arc residents Of Adamston,
and llr. Crow is employed at the Perry
coal plant At that place. Their friends
wish them a long matrimonial voyage
without anything to disturb the smooth
sea Of life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
MANNINGTON
CROOK
Supposed 70 Be Headed for Clarksburg
According to Telephone Message Re
ceived at Police Headquarters.

4 telephone message was received It
police headquarters from Warrington
la,, evening warning tie officers to be
IN the lookout for one Moses Wright,
mulatto, who committed a robbery At
tbat place that evening. Tie only de.
scription the police there gave over the
telephone was that Nose had his front
teeth missing and was known in the yer.
nacalGr a a '.yellcr Niger" The police.
men have been cracking Jokes with all
Of The strange Airo-American, they have
seen on the streets today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
STOKES TUHSTILL IS CRAZY
Sent to the Asylum at Weston, After
Being a Lunatic Two Months.
Prominent in Hotel Circles.

stokes Tunstill. proprietor Of the Bal
lcy hotel at Weston. one Of the two lead.
Ing hotels OF the place, was adjudgcd
insane Tuesday and was taken 70 the
hospital for the insane At that place,
lie has been insane for a couple of
months. but his friends and the family
were trying to arrange for his incar-
,eration in some private institution, af'
.cr having tried in vain the merits Of
health resorts, but developments Tues
day rendered prompt acton necessary,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
SHOE MANDATORY
FROM QUAKER CITY
Seeks a Location in the Factory
City of West Virginia, and May
Move It's Plant and Business
to this City.
Factory Equipments Worth Several Thousand Dol
lars and Business Each Year Much More-PrOp-
osition Has Been Submitted and Will be
Taken Up and Considered at Once

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
MARRIED
in WEST
AdamstOn Lady Becomes the Bride Of a
Resident of Oklahoma Territory.

Announcement Is received here of the
marriage Of Miss Kate Schultz Of Ad-
amston. 10 Mr.. Noah c. Lcdford, OF
Boyer. Oklahoma, May -. The weddms
occurred in the latter town At the home
Of the brides hcr-in-law. J. N. Gain.
The bride is a daughter Of Goetlieb
Schutte Of this county and. with her
father. went to Oklahoma a short time
ago to visit. Mr.. Ledford is employed
with Mr.. Gain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10
OIL LAND
SUIT CALLED
Supreme Court win Hear Saturday the
Lee-Smith Controversy, Which Has
Been IN Two Courts,

The appeal case Of Dabney Lec against
Cruger ". Smith win be called in the
stato supreme court IN Wheeling next
Saturday morning Tie briefs having been
prepared and printed and a time sci FOR
the hearing. THE controversy is over
some valuable oil territory, situated on
New Creek, this county. The case has
been in the courts Of jefferson and H.ur-
ri>on counties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-10

B est AdvertisIn6
Medium.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-29

ponds on it. If Wilson knew they were
hard up, he might drive them to the
wall. They were not only depositors,
but they lose every cent they have
$4,000 in a lump"
He saw her catch her BREATH and her
lips moved mutely, as if repeating the
words he had just spoken. Poor
Alanr' he heard her say. This is too,
too much after all he has gone
through"
Miller touched his hat and started
I on, but she Joined him, keeping by his
side like patient, pleading child. He
marveled over her strength and Won
derful pOise. 81 am taking you out of
your way, Miss Dolly" he said gently,
more gently than he had ever spoken
to her before.
II only want to know if Alan has
heard. Do-do tell me that"
mo; he's at home l shall ride out
as soon as | get the matter in the
hands Of the police"
She put out her slender, shapely hand
and touched his arm.
''Tell him." she said in low, uncer-
tain voice, that it has broken my
heart. Tell him l love him more than
/ ever did and that shall stick to him
always"
Miller turned and took off his hat,
giving her his hand.
And | believe you will do it, he
said. He's a lucky dog, even If he
has Just struck the ceiling. | know
him, and your message will soften the
blow. But it's awful-simply awful!
| can't now see how they can possibly
get from under it."
well, tell him." said Dolly, with
little, soundless sob in her throat, tell
| him what told you"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-29

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