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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
Wichita COLLEGES
Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.
Fafrmount College Notes.

+ GiFTnOUfI SOtiOSS NOASos
The football team returned from their
southern trip on Tuesday evening. While
on this tour the team played Kinsfisher
college at Kingfsher, dereating the team
of that institution by a score OF II TO D.
On Monday the contest. was with the
State university at Norman and resulted
in a score of II to in favor OF. the Okla
Romans. Professor Poole accompanied
the team.
Next Monday afternoon Kingfisher col
Nge viii play the return game on the
FairnIount gridiron. This game win be a
hard fought battle; both teams are well
matched and Kingfisher viii doubtless
make a strong endeavor to retFeaye their
defeat of two weeks ago
The soldier boys of the college returned
Tuesday evening. They had been absent
for ten days participating n the maneu-
vers at Fort Riley. They report. a very
strenuous time and were all glad to get
back to class work.
The annual election or the Choral soci-
ETY. occurred on Wednesday Officers
chosen for the year were as follows: Pres
ident, Claude Nelson, '06; vice. president,
Irene Hall, '4; secretary-treasurer, Ga
briIle Hinman. 'O5; librarians. Ernest Bos-
worth. 'O7, and Jane Parkinson, '07.
Miss Pean Bailey has entered the prep
aratory department. She has also en-
rolled in the school of music.
The library received several Interesting
additions during the week Contest for
Sound Money by Hepburn and who's
Who in America" for 1903-1905 Being the
most popular. \
Extensive additions are being made TO
the heating apparatus Radiators are be-
ing placed in the new chapel room, Web
ster Hall, the office and me upper hall
way. The firm of BosWorth and Hahn
ere making the improvements.
Dean ". II. Isely Is offering several
new courses in his department. An ad-
vanced class in economics is making a
careful investigation of Socialism; at
present the class is making a study Of
Dr.. Schafle's "Quintessence of Social
ism" A second class is making com
parative study of constitutional govern
ments using Wilson's 1.-The State as the
basis of investigation and comparison.
The collegians on the hill celebrated
Halloween in appropriate fashion. The
party was given at the college building,
the young women of Hoiyoke cottage and
Miss Elizabeth being in charge. The en-
tertainment was a great success.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
kelso SchoaI Notes.

Mrs. Hays was urgently requested to
play piano solos. at The meetings of The
Seventh District Federation OF elabs. al
Kinslrlan. hat xas unable 10 comply with
out rogiccting her school The commit
tee expressed their regrets.
The KelSo pupils are very enthusiastic
over the Nelba concert and anticiItaSe Se
great pleasure. II Is an unexpected and
rare treat. Dir. Toler deserves praise tor
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

ma Eby, waldena aMrtindale, Alyce Mat
lock. -Myrta Thompson. Edyth EDy, Edna
Shaw; Messrs. Claud Holmes, Burpee
Thompson, Elmer McKibben, Homer Pic
kerelL Bernard Fothers, Wesley Rice,
Charles johnson, Jessie Gidley. Raymond
Woodward, Dan Binford, Virgil Davis.
Ernest Andrew, Edward Jones, Ernest
jackson, John Hill.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
wichita Business College Notes.

Ethel Gardner, Anna BrUcks, Lois Tack
wen, Minnie Anderson and Ira Wykoh
! completed the work Of the theory depart
ment. this week.
! AIRS. Edna Maddox has been employed
as instructor in. the shorthand depart
| nent and commenced her new duties Mon
day.
C. D. Cushman has accepted position
as .bookkeeper for the Wichita Gas &
Electric Light Co.
Miss Ella Marshall enjoyed VISIT from
her mother the past week.
Miss Carrie Webber has accepted a po-
sitiOn as stenosrapher for the Western
Land and immigration Co of this city,.
We hear that Sam Senter has taken un-
to himself a wife. If so we all join in
wishing a long and prosperous life TO the
newly welded couple
Miss Lulu Foster has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper and stenographer in
| her fathers office.
Miss Ella Marshall has begun the study
Of shorthand
The advanced class in rapid calculation
enjoyed an examination on Friday. On
! Thursday some speed work was given. f.
D I1-illItdH duutu one HuHOItU uSuIeS III
forty seconds while Anna Brucks added
seventy-five' IN thirty seconds.
A new letter press has been added to
the equipment Of the shorthand depart
ment making two in use. The new model
Office department was opened this week
and quite a number of advanced students
are taking the work The work is as
much as possible like the regular Office
work, consisting of correspondence, car
bon copying, mimeographing. dictation
work, letter press work, vertical filing
and follow up work.
In the spelling examination on Wednes-
day evening Miss Jessie Gum and Miss
Myrtle Gwirin made a perfect grade while
a very large number made over ninety.
The test was on one hundred words taken
at random from the book
New students this week are: John Mem
singer. Stella Schenck, Stella Williams
ana Nellie Williams; returning: Harry
Eames and ]. W. Baker.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

--4 expected AZ sSea3ow Rroek tins arf-
.,-sn ths hsuses are al alles wtfh gutrFs =
~ ter reas7z is AZ fss heisEt. as Re-
-su rae rs-res. VIII thsfs co1Fz-
.--e-rs sl-nsrs ard fridge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

Some exceptionally clever riding was
done at the nine mile drag hunt Of the
Meadow Brook Hunt Club, Saturday at
ternoen, over the north country Of Mas
sau county FoTty-six fences faced the
hard riding members, but so cleyerly
were all taken that scarcely a bar was
tipped Murphy the first whip. "came
a cropPer" at an uphill jump, but he
was no sooner out Of the saddle than he
was in again and soon up with the field.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

Engagements continue to be announced
and continue to be satisfactory to the
world at large and to the young people
themselves. one of the latest that Of
Miss Alice Olin and Mr.. Tracy Dows. to
Ardsley, is not exactly a surprise TO pea
pie who have watched the procedure Of
events for the last month Or two. Ards
ley viii now come into notice as most
successful matrimonial mart, two engage
n!ents in what might be called one fam
lily having been announced there within
short time. The engagement Of Mss
Alice Onn was first made public at the
wedding OF Miss Ann Dodge and Mr- Joha
afcCullough last week. 1t IS said the
wedding win take place soon. and that.
like Mr and Mrs Mccullough. the lat
ter Miss Olin's stepsIster. Mr. Dows and
his bride VIII spend the winter * Ards
ley. There are three or four engagements
rumored and Il the epidemic keeps on
the debuutantes II this winter viii hnd
quite q dearth Of eligible men for. strange
10 sav. Il IS difficult TO fl the ranks
again. as has been shown By the effovts
OF The patronesses Of the one OF two
surviving dancing classes to obtain yogr<
ne nto fiji the vacancies o those Wao
have entered or are about 70 enter iut5
the holy bonds Of rDatrimony.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01


Society was none the less represent q
in New York at the recent weddings. an3
turned out In ful force for The very ar
traclige nuptials q Miss Marie De Nel1s-
Vile ard aEr. Lewis gselln- Simplicity
ard quiet good taste made this small ara
exclusive wedding quite . remarkable ~
fair. aad the best representstives q sae
hest families certainly showed 70 great
advantage. The bride ard hrsdeErooaf.
extremely good boxing, were the reciri-
ent sof many costly gifts ard When ta--
take ,-p hous keeriag IN Nsw YORK thsT
are sure 10 oocupy n once a rrom.ne-t
part IN al sscfag eTents- Z wa1id een
as though tarre were zsors acelarnts ia
thc hunting asIt at Hzlps1sld cEatlss
iaaa usual. The rsdisg is eaFtain,v fass
ans fcrsous. hat. fars 4aassl7. fsw q 1se
accidents arc serious. aad there e good
sporting 57wn there vslich arersatsY dos
,sot --ias Any seft = q tsd ts1hie &-E
Thomas RET With tEo aec.&szts ias. v~sx
il spite q her rfsaE arizs. ard rs
hss furnished fire opverts1ttv tcr il
ueop'e zho do zct hafseve & that styis -
eeuss-rsa-sflp 70 h-tzE fcrss cearlaclag
Arguments IN szv1- - - Cd. tsoz-1
sIse-saa1te while there hss nt hetn
anything Ike The ano2zt O. eaTesy - x
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

Miss Mabel Martin, daughter Of Henry
T. Martin of Albany and niece of NJ
Bradley Martin was married Saturday tc
Frank Z. SeeIey by the Rev. Dr. W. W.
BattershaI at the home of the bride. The
marriage was to have taken place Oc-
tober 18th and was to have been a bril-
liant affair, but n sudden illness of Miss
Martin, requiring a surgical operation,
compelled the withdrawal of the invita-
tions.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

The arrival of Mr.. and Ars. William k,
Vanderbilt from Europe was quite little
sensation. They were, however expect
ed, and they were greeted by the Willie
K, Jrs., who came to New York for the
purpose do not know who started the
rumor that they were going to Newport.
They never had the slightest intention of
doing So They went straight TO Idle
Hour, where they will remain for the
present. They have with them the two
young Rutherfords. twin sisters and
their -governess. / was very glad to greet
4 whole bundle of people this week
There was Mrs. Edmund Baylies, who IS
looking handsomer than ever; there was
Mrs Charlie Marshall who has been en-
tertained by no end of big personages,
and there were Seward Webb and mis- de-
voted brother Louis. Besides, 1 saw John
Cadwalader, who with James c. Carter,
has had one of the best shootings in Eng
land There was also Mrs. Benjamin
Weues. the niece-in-law of the Astors AMI
there were ever so many celebrities from
Europe on an educational commission, in
cluding the Bishop of Coventry.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
WE KNOW
HOW OLD ANN

rs, but we won't
give il a v 8 y.
They are very
sensible girls and
buy all til 9 ! r
goods from us
They wear the
only good shoe.
THE SoROSlS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

Mrs. GoeIet and May Goelet and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived in town on
Tuesday. Mrs Vanderbilt looks stun
ming IN her mourning. l do not think that
the Roxbourghe-G function will be
one which will be celebrated with much
pomp The family do not want it. They
are all very devoted TO Lady Herbert
She, on the contrary. has insisted on the
wedding being performed according to
the original p,1n. 1t was Sir Michaei's
wish BY the way, many friends of Sir
Michael repudlate the statement that he
died of consumption. There have been
several New Workers who have arrived
within the last ten days from Eurooe
who were at Davos Platz during Juy
and August and VIII met Sir Michael
there They are, very emphatic in the
denial of the published cause Of the de-
cease. 1 know we are very ignorant cos
corning Davos PlatZ. We Imagine it
place for the cure of consumptives- So
it is, during the winter, but never during
the summer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
Wichits.shults Kinderaarten.

The special subject of study for the
week at the kindergarten was Saving
Against Time of Need" brought out
through the study of the squirrel and its
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
IN new YORK SOCIETY
Few Moments with Harry Lehr-
Class of People,
SOME STUNNING FIGURES
Willie KS and Many Others
of That Rank.

New York, Oct. s1.-Another beautiful
young matron viii take her place in the
ranks of fashion this winter 1 refer 70
Mrs John Hone, who UP 10 few days
ago was q Miss Castleman, OF Kentucky.
The Homes have always been very grand
people in a very simple way. Once upon
q time-it is well TO speak sometimes in
the language OF the fairy tale-there vas
a gentleman elected mayor Of New York
and his name was Philip Hone He was
Il respected merchant who lived well and
paid his debts. he also had memoirs"
These have helped TO keep his memory
gren. The young Homes have kept their
place in the, ranks of fashion, but they
have never called a winning number on
the eyer turning wheel of fortune. And
now comes another Mrs. Hone clad II
peerless beauty 10 take her place among
those who have hit winning numbers and
who industriously destroy any memoirs
their grandsires may have left. May
lovely womanhood triumph in this money
soaked society.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-19
BRITAINS NAVAL BUDGET.
Register

The in the of made by the admiralty
secretary introducing the estimates for the British navy that
asked unparalleled will lead serious renec-
tons 1t claimed that the Of SG79IS zoo needed
makabe Of the statement o the secretary for the admiralty
the large number Of obsolete withdrawn service
For time the British navy has according experts
managed with adequate efficiency On paper the navy appeared
very formidable establishment but those position know have
had much confidence the been
pressed also to the fitness Of large number of enlisted
this branch of the English been asserted that in
OF real conflict the would showing than
the army in South Africa
However Britain TO be forced by Germany
action in the matter of increasing and improving navy Our
did well regard navy must
wise their statements the large expenditures be less mpr
dent in their comment future expenditures That must give
heed to what the Germans and British do the line Of increasing
their power is too obvious TO call for argument
Some unpleasant things does little harm forget ma
tion with safety disregard matters that menacng threaten
become dangerous The joint operations of the German
and British naval forces in South America forgotten
future safety of this nation be provided for Money spent
navy has well nowadays simply nsu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-19
The Voice of
The People
Editor Providence News:

Editor Providence News:
]. w. says In his letter published
March II in The News: Evidently your
Socialist correspondents acceptance OF
the principles enunciated in the Declara-
ton OF Independence has a string at
tached TO st." There is something at
tached TO IL. but IL is not string; II
is too large 10 be called that. II he had
e. This rope we will call "Misrepresen-
tatlon." II J. ". would accept those
principles without a string he would be
In favor OF government by the people
and of the people.
But no: he has a string nearly the size
of my rope. and we Will call that MY
Rights The Declaration of lndepend-
ence Is all right for him until some one
asks that the wage earnors be given the
rights which that document states are
theirs by divine right. and then he rises
IA and hnM Mls--MX- -IiGhIsl.
Well. perhaps we would take away
some rights" from certain OF our people.
The right 20 skin the workingman
would ba one OF them. and some people.
Baer. for instance. think that their right
has been given him by the God who has
said. "Yc are my people" j. W. I ad-
wise YOU 10 read the Declaration Of lnde-
pendcnce once more mot compulsory par
ticularly that portion whore ~ reads I'VE
hold these truths TO be self evidcnt-that
oil men are created equal. that they are
endowed by their Creator with certain
inalenable rights; that among these are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-19
~. ~. 1heatres

The stage of the Providence Opera
House will be occupied tonight, Friday
and Saturday nights. and also at the
Saturday matinee by that we'll known
comedian Stuart Robson. who, surround
cd by an excellent supporting company.
will be seen in an elaborate revival Of
Shakespeare The Comedy OF Errors"
MIR Robson has been meeting with phe-
nomenal success on the present tour a
satisfactory condition OF affairs which II
Is safe to predict will obtain in this city.
Apart from the excellence OF the ladies
Apart from the excellence OF the ladies
dian's supporting company. Mr.. Robson
has given the play scenic, costume
property and electrical environment sell
dom equalled and never excelled By plaY
producers In America. The company car
ries a complete equipment for the correct
presentation OF THE Comedy OF Errors
asking nothing from the theatres visited
except a perfectly clear stage.
In the cast OF The Comedy OF Errors"
submitted. we notice the names Of Mack
lin Arbuckle, Edward Mawson. Geo. Hol-
land. Clifford Leigh. Charles Lane, Cecil
Kingston Edward Nolan. Eleanore Bar
ry. Frances Graham Mayo. Laure
Thompson. and Jennie Reiffarth. A
goodly list.
Inc play WnlCn MT. GUS SKINNER Will
produce at the Providence Opera House
tho first three nights next week with a
matinee Wednesday is called "Lazarre. 4"
IL is an adaptation OF Mrs. Catherwood $
novel OF the same name describing the
adventures In America OF the lost son OF
Louis XVI. who by many Is supposed %
have become an Indian missionary The
play is full OF exciting episodes and
gives Mr.. skinner splendid opportunity
without detracting from the possibilities
given TO a very powerful company which
he has supporting him. Among them are
Nannette Comstock. Maud Durbin
Charles welles, Walter Allen. Joseph
Weaver. Marvin Dallas, Ben Ringgold
and others.
Ezra Kendall who is we'll known and
deservedlv popular as FUN maker OF
high degree comes TO the Opera House
Thursday evening, March 26th for three
nights and Saturday matinee In his new
play. THE Vinegar Buyer" which his
managers Messrs. Liebler a. Co. tern
"a license for laughter In three acts
His managers have supplied their new
comedy star with a very picturesque pro
duction, and an excellent supporting
company comprising Charles Bowser
Marion Abbott. Edward Chapman. Lott<
Alter. Walter Thomas. Ida Darling. Johr
D. Garrick, Rose Norris. Frank A. How
son and Harry Hanlon.
The story of the comedy concerns -th.
I adventures OF Joe Miller which II taker
/ from James Whitcomb Riley's poem OF
Jap Miller" Joe is n sort OF Jack-of-al
trades and does nothing except make fun
lie Is n happy-go-lucky fellow, who ped
dies musical instruments for sewing ma
chimes and his idea is 10 make everybody
happy. He lands I'm an Indiana town and
/ soon becomes one of the mainstays, and
I his various vicissitudes furnish the plot
I Kendall plays the part OF Joe Miller. th'
! man who always has a speech at hts com
mand, and besides having himself elected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-19

life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
The following portion Is what i wan.
you to dwell upon: read II nali oohen ir,
times until you have IL thoroughly I'M
pressed In your memory, and then thlhh
of II when you speak of rights again,
THAT TO secure these rights governments
are Instituted among men, deriving thelr
just powers from the consent or the gov
erned: that whenever any form or soV-
ernment becomes destructive OF these
ends II Is the right OF the people 10 after
or abolish II. and TO institute a new gov
ernment. laying its foundation on such
principles. and organizing It's powers In
likely to effect their safety and happi-
ness"
The 55 men that signed this document
did so that we might have a government
by the people Your little piece OF poetry
was very appropriate; we are now sut-
fering in this country from too much
grab. see you are thoroughly CON
ried on today. You show Your knowledge
OF the game where you say: And the
chances are that If they can raise the
requisite amount of Doodle they'll get
The Socialists want to take away the
right OF accepting ''boodle." I don't be-
lieve they can though. for l cannot find
any place in the Declaration OF Independ-
ence where II says they have the right"
10 abolish II. Now, j. w, there was
one little misstatement In the last of your
letter. You should have said: The So
cialists are here with both feet in the
trough" We are cleaning out the trough.
We are trying to clean ont the bribery,
Doodle, ignorance and pull in the politicfi
trough. We have neared the bottom OF
the trough and find IL - corrupt, so
rotted with the accumulation OF years
that we have nearly decided to lose"
IL and build new trough. Hoping that
when we commence building the new one
that / will find you among the workers
I remain. one OF the cleaners.
Know thyself presume not God to scan;
The proper study OF mankind Is man.
Placed on this isthmus OF middle state.
being darkly wise and rudely great.
With too much knowledge for the skep-
ties side.
With too much weakness for the stole 8
pride.
He hangs between. in doubt to act or
rest: In doubt to deem himself a
god or beast. Pope.
JOHN Fl. NICKERSON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-19
AN IMPERATIVE DUTY.

worthy of the and competent to exercise the
privileges realize that
his important qualify himself elecor
the franchise certain extent
scted vtay essential that the Of citizens who
either property should make prin
cpe place their the registry list In this city registra
smaller corresponding date last
credit of that class of citizens who
the selection of the government by registering
The mistaken de time prevalent that the payment
Of poll nsure the right should longer lead nte
gent dsrancse themselves by ngectng comply with
plain very burdensoe provisions of the law At this late
day ought be we'll understood that the prerequisite to the
right registration The poll levied all citizens
who registered entitled ballot in elections and
this whether citizens register On the
hand who assessed poll but fails
place registry list In brief the citizen
registers qualities himself ector irrespective Of whether
poll but the who and neglects
register dsquaihes himself as a
Citizens begun
fully before that the people,
by the and for the people fast being sppanted by
and for miscevou political ring and greedy corporations
They have witnessed the of the scandaous special
legislation and they have benecent emascuated and
mpudent Perryzed corpora
tions under the ban of criminal indictments for violating Their in
dgnaon fragrant spoaon
Providence and New Shorham from whom has been taken by the
rot;c,I freebooers o controlled rooro, ee LEGISLATORS
the and cherished right of home
Nor have they failed the partisan spirit that DOM
majority both branches of the present general assembly
With anger they the action the which
has treated with amazing and indecent contempt the
nominations governor elected by whole
plurality of nearly All these outrages against
decent legislation against the peoples executive
fresh in the minds of all sef-respecting citizens
That their purpose change such shameful conditions
doubted They began necessary cornmendabe
work last November and they intend finish November
That the triumph the people the rngrs and
puden and defiant corporations which today control
the making body of the complete
decent and intelligent citizen should qualify himself fight
fectivey in the righteous by registering Delay will
be dangerous and neglect perform that imperative
the state house.
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