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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-27
ENTERTAINMENT S.
lyperto" Ehenter.
VIRGINIA HARMED IN IRIS" FRI
DAY NIGHT.

DAY NIGHT.
The forthcoming engagement at the
Hyperion next Friday night Of Virginia
Harmed in "Iris'' will be an event of the
dramatic season. This play will be
presented in New Haven identically the
same as in Boston, and the same cast,
with two exceptions, as in New York,
where Charles Frohman gave the play
its original production. All of Pinero' 8
plays are regarded as of the highest
order both in dramatic construction
and from literary point of view. Miss
Harmed has won great renown in the
character of Iris, and all those who
avail themselves of the opportunity of
seeing her at the Hyperion next Friday
evening will not be slow to realize that
she deserves all the praise that has
been bestowed upon her. Seats on sale
next Wednesday. Prices $3.50, 81 and
rs cents,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

Steamship Tickets to All
Points on Earth
ON SALE AT

We sell through railway and ste nlshlp
tickets &c ali points in Inc world We
carry IN stock tickets OF nearly al steam
ship companies. Below are . -ew:
Holland-American Line, New York 10
ROTTERDAM.
French Line. New York to Havre.
neutrality-suspicious. Line. New York to
Hamburg
White Sta Line. South africa and
Scuth america
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line. New York to
Liverpool
North German Lloyd, sew York and
Galveston to SOuths :1pton. Bremen,
Genoa. Naples. China, austria and
japan.
Mallory Line. Galveston 10 New YORK.
anchor Line, New York to Glasgow
and Londonderry
Cunard Line, New York and Boston to
Liverpool.
Allan Line, New York and Montreal
to Liverpool and Glasgow.
Oceanic Steamship Company ard Pacific
HAIL Steamship Company, saR Francisco
to Hawaii, Japan, China, Philippine Isl
ands. Straits Settlements, india and Aus
tTaiasia.
Besides the a5ove-1mentloned we sell
through tickets and issue prepaid ticket
orders via twenty-seven other steamship
companies.
L. T. DELANEY. Ticket Agent
Phone 1Ss
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AMERICAN INTO 1T.
Millionaire VIII Build q Theater in
Paris as His Monument

oiiS oS Ills W OUIF1CnS.
Parts. July Am American millionaire
whose name has not been made public
is stated 10 have purchased the former
mansion OF the governor Of Paris in the
Place Vendome. for 200, COZ (s540.0o0,
Il is said that n will transform the
building into q handsome theater. give IL
mis- own name. and erect bust of himself
on the staircase. Only lyric plays VIII
be given, Interpreted by the leading sing
ers or the world.
Miss Anna Jewell Of New York. a pupil
of Raoul Pugno, appeared on Tuesday al
g concert held by the newspaper the Jour
nal and was much applauded.
Mile Elise de We're, one Of the most
beautiful Partisan stars. has just signed
a contract 10 appear IN New York in the
principal role OF new operetta, The
Red Feather.
The theater Sarah Bernhardt contained
an enthusiastic audience on Thursday
night at the final performance given by
Miss Isadora Duncan. an American girl
who inteTprets classic dances. She Invited
z couple of hundred American art stu
cents. girls and boys. TO see her perform
anee. An accepted. This brought pleas
an close to what has otherwise been
very brilliant run.
Victor Hugo is again 10 be glorified in
few days by the long delayed opening Of
his old residence in the Place des Nos-
ses as a public museum. The house has
been restored TO the condition il was in
when he lived there. with the addition Of
innumerable souvenirs OF his lifework-
A more novel feature of his apotheosis
will be seen on July Il. when the park in
front OF his house VIII be Transformed
into an open air taeater and Hugo's
dramatic poems will be interpreted by
prominent artists Of the Paris stage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
NAY RESULT
N CIVIL NAR
Peril of Catholic Church in
France StirS Things
VATICAN Is UNCERTAIN
Abrogating of Concordat to
Come Off Soon

Rome. July AT the Vatican the great
question of the hour continues TO be the
peril to the church in France.
The correspondent has had an interview
on the subject with a French prelate nv-
ing in Rome who has just returned from a
diplomatic mission TO France lie is Of
opinion that within q month the Concor-
DAT viii be abrogated.
Whether this in itself Will eventually be
good or bad for the church ne does not
care TO say, but he declares that II is his
firm conviction that the abrogation Of the
ConeorGat will be followed by civil war in
France. He has found the people Of
France intensely excited and determined
In many parts OF The country 20 Try
square issue with the forces Of anti-cler-
icalism
a new jubilee IS about TO rs proclaimed
which is likely 10 surpass in Importance
those of the holy year and OF the pope.
On Dece1nbe- 5. 1874. fry years viii have
elapsed since the declaration by Plus TX
OF the dogma Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. On that occasion tablets were p1ac-
ed in St Peters recording the names Of
all the cardinals and bishops who took
part in the function
The only survivor OF ali these hundreds
In Leo All. whose name occurs far down
among tie list Of cardinals OF the time.
His holiness VIII. therefore. be the most
prominent figure IN this jubilee He has
already appoiHted a commission consist
Ing Of Cardinals Vannutelli, Agliardi and
Wives TO organize the celebrations, which
are 10 begin next December and Will last
for a whole year
II is expected that the Catholics Of the
United States VIII enter with special zest
into this jubilee. as the Catholic church
in America was the first IN the world 10
inausu.ate a national movement on be
half Of the dogma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
TRIBUTE TO PRESS.
Sir Edward Lawson Worthy OF the
PeersCe Bestowed.

OFT GuFsOfN LGHSSU ECfNNy OF kEiG
Peersge Bestowed.
London. July k-Of all the birthday
honors announced yesterday the peerage
bestowed on Sir Edward Levy Lawson is
undoubtedly the most popular. 1t is a
recognition Of the influence Of journalism
in public life and q personal tribute TO the
proprietor of a paper. the Daily Tele-
graph. which has always been in close
touch with the middle class OF the coun-
try.
Soir Edward Levy Lawson is the owner
Of splendid country seat AT Beacons9eld
called Hall Barn. where lie has frequently
entertained royalty. Among the many
treasures which Hall Barn contains is the
famous Gsg eyer which Burke Guag on the
floor Of The hoGsz OF commons 20 testify
his adherence Of the principles Of tEe
French revolution II IS a mere TOY AFFAIR.
made OF wood. which was SEM from
France 70 BIRMINGHAM IS pattern
Mr. HSrry Lawson. eldest son of the
new peer. taxes q very active part in the
e5itorship C+ rho Daily TELEGRAPH ana hi
wife Nrs Harry lawson. Is one ~ the
most popular wozre1 in London society.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
PRIMA poNNAs BOYCOTT.
Frau FRITZ ScheU Gets in Huff a.
tf-7e. Czlve.

ld71e. CSive.
London. July s.-Mue. Calvc made her
temperance at convent Garden last
nisht in "C1rmen and attracted an
audience brilliant in more than one
sense of the word Critics agr5cI that
the last word has been said OK her i'm
personai.cE II BizeI $ heroine.
Nine. ealve mad ale support OF Aiess-s
scotti and Sahsnac as the gyqsy EirTs
two a6orers. while Nine. Blauyeit sonE
the part ct ---iCnacla with Eraco ard e.
feet. II runors % true the managers Of
rae Royal Opera are having more tl.-r q
usual amount Of trouble just now with
their stars
Frau FriJzi ScheE is reported 70 have
left in q haI. declaring she wocI6 a-a.n
sing on a stage where a certain other
pr-ma donna Is sPpearing-the certain
other prima donna referred n. by The
way. being in many respects the greatest
n the operate word
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zorro TO visit the new Cardinal Herrero
in VaIentia.
The mobiles receive 5000 to 5000 from
the new cardinals for this service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

This private hospital IL now one OF the
hest equipped Institutions in the South
west for the treatment. Of both medical
and surgical cases Special attention IS
given TO the various forms Of stomach
and liver troubles diseases peculiar e
women. disease q the Tectum ard gen to-
urinary organs. chronic malaTiai poison
irE. rhcumat sm. nervous disorders. d's-
eases OF the throat lungs. neart and KID
news. Coifro and vGricccele eured. one
floor f. raServed for e maternity depart
mCDt rr5- On some instances homes viii
he found for children Fl a short time
only q ward VII b SET rpar- for the
treatment Of the morphine opium. CO
Caine and whisky habits
Resident physician. able medical star.
C-iet ard healtbful location. extensive
grounds with IRE shade home comforts:
terms reasonable No conts Cious diseases
admitted Write for particulars.
TIE THOMAS SAEITARIUh
Corner Tenth ard *. FraEeis Avenue.
WICHITA KANSAS
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Wichita and Western.
EAsI-BOUND.

40. Az, Pratt & Ringmaa Pas
-senSers except Sunday ....-.. Il
10 zI=, Pratt and EicgDan &C
com, Iuesd5y. Thursday and
Saturday .....................
NO al. kingTan and Frat Pas
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No 40. Ktngnan ana Pratt Ac-
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Friday ...-. ......-
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chicago, Rock IsIs7d and Pacific
Railway
WEST BOU1;D

" L-SA DCC-sD
Leave Ua.lv.
No u. Texas TestIbuled Ex..... 6:53 p m
20 -. z eN1s Fast EXPRESS .-..... 600 a m
No -, Daily, except Sunday. $40 p n
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
No -. Chicago Festibuled Ex.... $50 q n
80. =. X. c and Eastern Ex.....IG.55 ? n
No CO. Da-ly, except Sunday. w.. % y II
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HEAVY PENALTIES.
Cannot Sell or Transport the Noun
tain Plants.

Berlin, July t.-The spirits q TIRE ad-
vance guard Of the seasons tourist army
are much dampe1ed by the issuing q a
decree At Geneva prohibiting the sale
OF transport OF Alpine plants and flowers.
The tourist contingent OF Alps climbers
ind the chief inducement thus removed.
Why come al The way from California
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Steamship Tickets to ali
Points on tie Globe

Wichita ticket Office carries a full line
Of steamship tickets, always on hand,
ready TO hand TO The purchaser IS soon
as reservations can be made Wa can
handle the foreign steamship traffic
where prepaid stee-age tickets from the
old countries are desired. with the least
possible trouble 10 those wishing to bring
their friends or relatives to the United
States. All you have TO DO is 10 deposit
tie amount of the fare with US We give
you q receipt and deliver the ticket TO the
European passenger, ard sec that they
get TO their destination in this country.
We are agents Cor the following named
steamship companies:
Hamburg american line. New York to
Hamburg
North German Lloyd. New York to
Bremen.
Cunard line. New York to Liverpool.
White Star line. New York to Liver
pool.
Anchor line. New York to Glasgow.
French line New York TO Havre.
Dominion line. Boston TO Liverpool
American line. New York to Southamp-
ton.
Red Star. New York TO Antwerp.
Ho!land-American line. New York to
Rotterdam.
For sailing lists OF the above named
lines. and rates for railroad and steam
shin tickets 20 any point in the world.
call on or write
l. r. SHERWIN. p. Z T A.
Missouri Pacific Railway station cor
rer Wichita street and Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
RED HATS FETCHED.
Five of ItaIys Greatest Mobiles DO
-p-i-res \ EaNcr.

five OF IN , IT 49,
Princes a Favor.
Rome. July 4.-F1ve OF the s'S1.'s.
bIes OF italy and the former isl'9i
have departed. each attended o . Ia
<suite Of preIatss and soldiers = oi-,ie "a
Red Hat 10 the new princes OF me ei'ui0 -
a descendant OF the Medios' -aa i4U-s
Malvezzi. viii bring the hat 70 al o4'--'-
Tatiani the pope's nuneio N '.e-ii@
Count Salimey. alderman OF the c''s -
Rome. viii wait upon the papal ha''elo -
Lisbon. Cardinal Anti. While ->AtV1is
sacripante has been appointed 10 ollis
the hat To the archbishop OF Sai]ouis'
Cardinal katscheler, and Count Anaeh-
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OF Nebraska 70 climb The Alps sd then
not BE- able e take hous q spris OF Edst-
weiss Tor . seUl eair?
The decree specifics not only Edclr-eiss
but tie beaut5fal bee orchis. The blus
thistle. the Alpine clematis. silver ge-
rauium. mountaia rhododendron gentau
and arniea. which are neither 70 hs up
rooted nor shelr flowers PIHeked under
heavy penalties.
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Santa Fe
ColOnist One
Way Rates
One Way Rates TO Pacific Coast and
Principal Western and California
Points Every Day, From Wichita via
=

A., 7. & S =. Ry.
Sc0.o3-To ogden ard salt Lake City.
So. oo-To Butte. Anaconda and Helena
s. 5o-To Spokane and Wenatohee.
81 J9-To Everett. FaiIhaven and New
Whatcon, via Huntington and
Srclr1re
S25.9'-To Portland. Tacoma and Seattle.
S25.l1-To Ashland RoseburE EuCere.
Albany ard Salenz. via Portland
So. oo--To Phoeniz 1n5 Prescott. Ariz.. 81
Psso AMI Demfng.
25.oo-Los Angeles. san Diego and san
Francisco
Homcseeker's tickets or sale frs: and
;h.rd Tuesday of each month; one fare
plus s. for tie -o1rl trip 20 points N
Oklahoma. Indi,R territory. Texas. New
Nexic, and Arizona. Fen Information
furnished On APPLICATION 20
|. r. Delaney. Agent.
Telephone Ia. wichita Ea1.
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KING MUST WAIT.
AHonzo Is Engegad to Marry, but Not
for Three Years.


Madrid. July THE last worldly inter-
est Of the poor old ex-Queen Isabella OF
Spain is centered in the engagement q
her Two graa d-children- II is reported
that king Alfonzo of Spain is betrothed
TO the daughter Of the infanta Pas Of
Bavaria. \ papal disTen5ation VIII be
necessary for The marriage. as the two
arc near relatives. but the pope viii prob
ably not withhold his dispersation as the
king l. his goGzon. Anyhow the marriage
cannot occur fer three years. and II seems
cruel TO engage "a child 50 young
Tlfe aged Isabella. who looks feeble and
,llrunker. Is very proud Of the engnse-
ment
she has lost all taste for dazzling ap-
parel and now dresses soberly as behts
grand-mother.
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woMAN's DARING DEED.
Mrs. Fanny Bullock viii Climb the
Rimalaya Mountains.

Berlin. July 4.-Tha Academy ~ SCI
ences has received letter from Mrs
Fanny Runrck-N ortman-SrinaEar CasS-
mere. announcing that al preparations
for n six months tour ~ the snow reSioH
of the Hirlalayas are now complete and
that she viii start as soon as her se'desI
now on the way 10 Bombay, have arrived
Mrs Bullock Is the first woman noun
tain climber in the world aud hef SnoVi-
edge Of geology and kindred sciences IS
rreat enough 70 impress 1he Berlin acaa-
envy
ssnultaneously with her. The EoSensSeia
expe4ition viii start for At Everest. the
hizhest peak Of the HiInalayss OF a4y
other mountain range in the world me
Eckensteip expedition expects 10 be sone
alarea 49,
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The Choctaw Route.
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT
RAILWAY co.
4 Z

KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT
RAILWAY co.
TINE TABLE.
In Effect June 7th, 1903.
No. l, Mail and Express, leaves
Wichita daily northumberland. clio .. n
No ?. Mail and Express, arrives
Wichita daily --.................11 :3o 4. II.
No T. Local Freight leaves An
thony daily except Sunday ....10:45 q. n.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
Cidc train leaving Wichita a
1.43 a m This train viii be
held at anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives
Nc. is. Local Freight. arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at ...--..---.--.--...... 2:45 P. m.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
ciic for Wichita.
Trains al Wichita arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street
The Orient Railway now operates its
trains as Tar as Carmen Q. T.
I. r. SHERWIN. Agent.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-25
The Henrietta.

l beleive in calling a spade a spade,
 and in this connection the assertion
 can be supported that of all mining
 proposition of late prosecuted in Va
 vapai county none will commend it.
 self any more than will the operations
 to date of the BraganZa company. Not
 alone is this feature of the past of this
 mine true, but can it likewise be con-
 servatively stated that the future will
 substantiate the best prediction that
 may be made at this time. While the
 past production of this company has
 been a handsome one, it is yet in its
 infancy as a producer of the yellow
 metal, and the methods that are today
 prevailing in handling the property give the basis of this belief. It is to be-
 in short, renovated so far as practical methods go, and when such are carried out and in the manner indicated by the management. the Henrietta of the past will measure as an infant com pared to what it will be when develop ed. It is but two short months since the new management assumed charge,
 but this has been the life of the mine. A better knowledge has been given through recent development, d more practical and systematic era is ahead of it, and a more extensive production is assured than it ever enjoyed in all of its past. The company realize that old time methods in mining are faulty. and while the property has enjoyed a longer and more profitable run than any of the mines lately operated in that section, the old must give way to the new. It has been decided there fore, to improve the methods of handl- ing the property, and the same are to begin at once. A contract has been let to drive tunnel from the level of the l tram at the mill through the mountain | for a distance of 2.S0O feet, and the same is now under headway. This | tunnel will follow the Henrietta lead | at the beginning of the work, and
Arizona republican., 1903-11-25
The Palo Alto

Possibly it is due in a measure to the resumption of work on the Jessie or It may be on the other hand that the property warrants it solely, but in either instance the above mine is to be operated. It is owned by the Palo Alto Gold Mining Company, and a favor able consideration behind it is that It joins on the northeast the Ella claim of theJessie group, being the first located at that point and carrying the same grade af ore. The principal
 developments shown is in two shafts, one down 230 feet with 240 feet of drifts and a crosscut 40 feet in length, while at another point is a shaft 200 feet deep, 360 feet of drifts and 50 feet of crosscutting. All this work shows an excellent grade of ore, opened at all points, while a dump carrying ovei
 400 tons gives the value of production to date. At other poinhs also on the lead more or less prospecting has been done and it is due to these conditions of a generally good result that the property will from now on be handled more methodically than ever before.
 Recently, at point 4SO feet north of the main shaft where the Dividend and the Jessie veins come together m a junction, cut on the surface was made 45 feet long, and from that en- tire distance d conservative value of $7 per ton was obtained. This ground sampled was to no greater depth than six inches, which gives some idea of mineralogical conditions prevailing along the lead in that locality. The property is being unwatered at the present, and a gasoline hoist will as- sist the operating of the property to greater depth, which, together with other machinery and the placing of 9 force of miners at work, indicates that the Palo Alto people with others likewise identified with mining in that immediate secton, will avail themselves of the conditions that are prevailing in that section, and which late work has demonstrated as worthy of the invest | ment of capital at one point as we'll as at another. This property is favor | ably rated by the mining element and |
Arizona republican., 1903-11-25
The Poland Company.

The progress of work on the gigantic Poland tunnel goes on uninterruptedly and the operations continue day and night. From the Big Bug side the bore has reached a distance of over 1000 feet, while from the Lynx creek end an opening of 2,100 feet in length is shown. This leaves a gap of about 1900 feet to complet the work. When finished it will be a tunnel of about 5000 feet the greatest piece of work ever undertaken in Arizona for any mining purpose. The date for comple- tion is set for the first of July, next. Attending the work there is manifested a great deal of interest by mining peo- pie located there and at nearby points. It solves the economical transportation of ores, thereby greatly facilitating the development of mines carrying a low grade of ore. It is also probable that this tunnel will be connected with system of narrow gauge railroads, the latter to be linked to the Poland branch of the standard gauge, forming an outlet direct to the Val Verde smelter the Rigby plant or to the main line for other points.
 The driving of this tunnel also fur nishes the most, practical means of developing the mineral resources along the route it travels, and many strong Assures, blind on the surface. have been intcrsected already. The comple tior of this great piece of work is awaited with much interest.
 The Poland company have also re- stunned work on the mine of that name, and a force has again been placed on development work. It is very prob able that the mill will also soon be under headway and the force on the mine increased correspondfngly. On the Middleton group of the same com pany development work is also being done and a small force employed.
 All work in the tunnel and on the mines of the Poland company is under the supernitendency of W. J. Martin.