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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
BE KIND TO THE COW.
English institution Thus Advises
Those Desiring More Milk.

London, Nov 1T you want your COW
to yield milk CT the best quality and the
greatest quantity you have only to treat
her kindly. This is the sum and sub
stance Of a discovery made by the Staff
County Technical College, at Chelmsford.
The cow is a very nervous animal and
very susceptible to kind or harsh treat
ment. Both the amount and quality of the
milk she gives depend on her preference
for persons with whom she has to deal
Following up the theory a rigorous ex-
pertinent was tried at farm in Essex.
Four cows were tried with four different
mixers. The favored mixer was honored
with nearly nineteen younds weight Of
milk one morning. while another less
favored got only trife more than fifteen
pounds
The next morning. another COW. which
had yielded badly the first morning. in
creased IN supply. as we'll as in quality
with a change OF mixers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08

scapes that have the erect OF an old en-
craving. 1t cannot be said that as a fan
it is very pretty or effective, but the ex-
ecution of the work is marvellous and
must have taken a considerable time
Other fans were remarkable from the
fact that the sticks were made of ivory
and painted all over With flowers, carry
ing out the idea of the treatment Of the
fan itself
/, Other fans were mounted in n,other-of-
pearl. with singulariy beautiful figures in
panels made of rel gold. green gold ana
bright god. which time has softened
down in very delightful manner.
One nowadays hardly ever sees fans
painted en- silk, as was the fashion some
fifteen or twenty years ago. AT that time
it was considered rather smart for fans 10
De made of the same material and color
as the dress and then feather fans were
largely introduced, and even today they
are very popular Most women possess an
ostrick feather fan. either back or white.
while the natural ostrick feather fan is
also 10 be seen.
\ rather pretty fashion came in few
years ago of fans made of the breast of
Tie peacock OF SOiilc OlilSI DIiSAl COlO-S
bird, and these were generally made with
clear tortoise shell sticks. Tortoise she'll.
very dark and light, has been a favorite
fan frame for a couple of hundred years
at least. The dark tortoise shell is very
often chased with gold anu this form Of
treatment may be seen today.
A fashion that is coming into favor in
the present day is the use of a thin veneer
of tortoise shell placed on gauZe and out
lined with either gold or silver paillettes.
and the effect is not at all bad, though of
course they are not and never will be so
valuable as the beautiful old painted fans.
Fans are frequently given as brides
maids presents. and, as a rule, each
bridesmaids initial is worked out in
either gold. silver or probably jewels.
Nearly all brides receive four or five fans
among their wedding presents. The Ouch
ess of Westminster, for instance had
several with her monogram surmounted
by ducal cOronet in diamonds.
Lady Mary Crichton and Lady Juliet
Duff were also recipients of fine fans
and, in fact, nearly every smart woman
possesses a selection, in many cases to
match her evening dress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
KRUGER'S RESIGNATION.
He Expects Younger Generation to
Profit by His Patience.

Mentone, France, Nov. mr.. Kruger,
the former president of the Transvaal
republic, replying today to the gift of a
statue from subscribers TO the Patrie,
said:
Il do not despair. y man Of my age
has no further earthly expectations, but
] have confidence in the justice of God.
The younger generation will witness the
triumph of that justice, and will see the
realization of our experience and patience.
Thank you for all you have done for the
cause of the Beers, and thank you for
not forgetting me in my exile and grief. %
Mr. Kruger is described as being con-
ntantly occupied in reading the bible, as
desiring isolation, and as maintaining a
cignified bearing; but ne is calmly resign
ed to the events in South Africa.
The Patrie asserts that an unwrtten
chapter of the war will appear later. dis
closing the fact that the Beers relied on
the promises of Germany, but that Great
Britain succeeded in gaining German neu-
1ralIIy 1t Will also be shown. the Patrie
adds that the Beers had planned TO Grip
pie British commerce by the fitting out of
privatters. which Mr.. Kruger prevented,
not wishing to have resort to such a su-
preme remedy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
COWIE'S CHICANsRY.
London Lancet Glasses Him in the
Same Category With SchIatter.

London. Nov. 7.-Dowie's misadventures
in New York have been read of here with
much satisfaction. for London is glad
70 find its opinion Of the newest Elijah
confirmed by the Empire City. The Lam
Get today devotes an editorial to Dowie
urging hi INTO follow the best traditions
of his kind in the United States and self
denyinsly go under. for it says that time
ly disappearance has sometimes almost
saved the reputation of a quack. The
Lancet adds that Dowie and Schlatter are
only the links in long chain Of thauma-
turgists whose prototype is lost in the
mists of time. The mania for believing
ones self inspired. Calmeil points out in
his work. DE Ia Folie." and for believ-
ing and announcing ones self a prophet
has been so frequently manifested among
secretaries Of all religions that We are
embarrassed by a choice Of examples Of
this deplorable and unhealthy condition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08

more than = 90 90 marks. ana is admit
te5lg able 70 bear ths charge The dsrnaal
uuoa the rest q the fecerafe3 states O.
orly a01c.e0 marks. cf which Bavaria e
share j. soes uarks. Thls % sayF. -
not an enorrnc1s sun - Sroporfion - ~
Bavarfan estimates. watch balance So
an Income and expenditure Il <'a.9oc. -
ruzrss ore q - chief Cereal oTEss-s
says thar Baron Won struEeis nrzart
policy IS % snspefpsfe the sffarafe Ger
nan states fron ths burden = rsz9soat--
srry ard 70 corpeI re EMPIRE = esffaT
is whole expenslfore CIT q cssfefzss sfae
sreise. TIE Cereals y saTs. ~ sfFrzti-
oasly resist any schs1ss . fAas XIII
which simply usa.s tast 80 hsfssn -
tlozted ezpe-s1ltsre CT the army sd ~
navy sszli fe1l largely n tzs sfe1i1ss
~ - rlass@s - la1srscf fsxatirS. So
E-ess e upon 80 -sil-.o-eo. Hee s=z -
~ q ~ l1co-se TAX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
BILL is UNPAID.
Americans Face an Unsightly Menace
in Shakespeare Church.

London. Nov I'm addition TO the ia
nous Good friend, for Jesus sake, for
beare.'' inscription which the thirty-two
thousand pilgrims have read on Shake
speare's tomb this year, there is another
inscription in the church at Stratford-on-
Avon directed especially to transatlantic
admirers of the great poet.
On large card which greets the eye OF
a perso nentering the church is the fol-
lowing, in bold type:
The attention Of American visitors is
asked to the fact that the sum of 600 is
still due to the artists, Messrs. Heaton'
Butler and Beyne, who erected the win
dow in the transept on which is Inscribed
the gift of America to Shakespeare
church"
The window referred to was erected
eight years ago and unveiled by Ambas-
sador Bayard. and a native of Stratford
recently threatened that unless the bill
posted in the church is soon paid he will
have crosses made from the belfry wood
and sold in America as souvenirs Of the
haIlowed Shakespeares church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
CONFERENCE Is HELD.
Representatives of Different German
States Consider Knotty Problems.

RerIin. Nov. The conference OF repre-
sentatives OF the different German states.
which is sitting in Berlin 10 consid r
the financial condition OF the empire. has
some knotty problems 10 solve. one OBJ
fect II not the main object Of Il. IS TO de
wise measures TO prevent any further ia
crease in the contributions OF the indl-
v!dual states 10 the imperial treasury IN
the financial program sketched by Prince
Bismarck in 1879 It was calculated that
the revenue which the imperial treasury
would derive from customs and excise
duties would enable il 10 balance the
amount Of the "mGrticular' contribution
and create a surplus fund 70 30 divided
annually between the contributory states
In recent years there has not only been nc
surplus. but the separate states have hal
to pay in considerably more than thsy
received back In the ct5srent financial
vesr-Aprii Z. 1910. u March q. isos-aot
only has p supplementary loan beer need-
Cd 70 balance the estimates. bat Il has
also been found necessary 70 esaess TIE
sssaar.te states for sums which amount
in an 70 g40oaes marks - q. ffso. ove-
and BEYOND the contributions for which
thev are Unidentified The finances =
Prussia fortunately are in such 2 prosper
Gus co1slitlon that the share q this bar
den which falls upon the greatest German
state has not been seriously felt But the
modest budgets q some = the sunaller
rnembers q the imperial confederation are
- able % bear the strain II extra de-
rnands whsca cannot ~ calculated ~ -
vance X Is declayed that the present
zvs.ers mus, SION result ia tie rgia y
several % tber-
The Radical ard Clerical members q ~
-ssehs-aE- hoaerEr. 60 -1t admit thai TIE
rusrg- states are taxed - a. beyond ~ -
asgl,ses Herr EnEen E4chtsr describes
the government program - aaFarta1
.s-are4eI Roller and asserts that Bar .
van stenEsi the ueg secretary q s-afe
fer the Imperial trsaEgFg. = mere glo-
~ef q the Bavnr5zn finance rninls-er
Fga-oa r5n RssIeI Hcrr Elchser 1oes uot
fsf=k shst shs bsr3sa which fails upa1
IRE German states = IN znY way srcss-
SEvs OF the y - so marks EsicA sseT
actually have - pay tbs y~ar over Ara
q ssove The curt-fhugSozs fo- xs.ch faey ar
iasernziaeS. Prussia = rssPozsloie ,e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
WITH SANTOS DUMONT.
Many Distinguished People Call on
French Aeronaut.

Paris, Nov IN. Santos-Dumont has
had a busy week On Monday he received
a visit from the Archduke Leopold Saliva
tor, who is an enthusiastic aeronaut, and
on Wednesday the minister of war sent
Captain Hirschauer and a board of Off
GERS to examine the Santos-Dumont No.
10 from the point of view of the service
it could render in time Of war
NJ. Santos has been out in a balloon at
tached to a rope several times, but the
weather has been such that a free ascen-
sion was impossible
NJ. Eugene GODDARD, a French aeronaut
recently showed signs of mental aberra-
ton and has been placed under restraint.
His father and uncle, Eugene and Louis
GODDARD, were prominent in balloon ex-
ploits during the siege of Paris. Thirty
four of their balloons succeeded in cross
ing the German lines.
NJ. Maurice Rollnat, a poet, has also
become insane and has been sent to an
asylum at Ivry. He had long since re-
tired from public life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
DEATH Trims ORDER.
Order Of Merit Is Running Down and
Nothino Is Done

London. Nov. THE death OF Mr. "
E. H. Lecky has removed one OF the
twelve original members OF the Order OF
Merit When the order was founded y
King Edward. scar and four months
ago. 10 announcement was made limiting
the membership 10 dozen. nor is il non
known whether or not the order s. 20 Be
kept ap TO that number The suggestion
is made that Mr. Lecty should be sue
ceeded b. Florence Nightingale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
SULTAN'S NEW CRAFT.
Sick Man Sees That 1t Is Well In
Sured

London, Nov. THE London CORES
pendent of the Glasgow Herald remarks
that it is only three months ago that the
Sultan of Turkey effected an assurance
of GS0000 ON the new steam yacht built
for him by Messrs Armstrong. Whit
worth & Co, and now another insurance
of e12,500 has been effected or hand
some new state barge for the same poten-
tate
This pleasure craft was also built on
the Tyne by the Messrs. Armstrong, and
is about to proceed from Newcastle to
Constantinople. The insurance includes
all risks. excepting war risks, from the
time of leaving the Tyne until the DEW
cry to the Sultan's agents at CONSTANT
NOBLE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
MAY CAUSE BADNESS.
Woman From America Knock on Paris
Climate.

NESS Sc. ... ... ... g.. - -. 80. ... 80.
Paris. Nov. lis the climate Of Paris
detrimental to the hair Of Americans? is
a question asked by number OF Ameri-
can ladies who recently arrived in Paris
\ letter 20 the New York Herald by
Miss Julia Kennel calls attention TO the
fact that her hair has been falling out
mysteriously since her arrival Others
make similar complaints. saying that
punches Of hair fan cut every morning
and asking the public for remedies
Others complain. among them Miss
Helen Redpath Of Chicago, that their
hair turns crisp and dry. What IS wrong
with the climate Of Paris? they ask.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
FOUR ARMENIANs DOOMED.
Plot to Do Away With That Number
Unearthed in London.

London Nov. "A plo1 Cor '-reuov-
ting four Armenian members of the
Huntchagist Revolutionary socit1y was
arranged. the Press ass1ciatior learns
today, at a mettiag IN New YORK seven
months ago Of tn Alflrist - physical
force faction of tn society This was
revealed TO the Hrp"lagist sec,icu by
an error in sending a report of ,hc meet
ing TO a branch at Milford. whica has
seeded 10 the Huntchagist.
The Boston and Lousanne attempts at
sagatel -SaGoum vas -hs i;8e,upctaoinn
murder were out,ones OF this Plot.
Sagatel Sagouni was the thi-d man to be
49,. while the fourth intended victim
IS now in London taking precautions TO
protect himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
TWO-CENT LETTER RATE.
Bill introduced Chamber Of Deputies
to Reduce Postage.

Paris, Nov. 1T may not be long be-
fore French internal postage on letters
will cost only two cents. y bin has been
introduced in the Chamber of Deputies
by VI. Roger Ballu, but the. minister of
posts and telegraphs claimed that it was
impossible to introduce the reform, as Il
would create a considerable deficit In the
budget
Still the committee decided 20 take the
reform into consideration and the ques-
ton has been voted urgent. II is pro-
posed to begin by applying the rate to let
tiers within the same department and to
extend the Improvement later on all over
France
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
MAIDS SCORN MEN.
Lady LonsdaIe Tells Why American
Men Wed at Home.

London, Nov. Lady Lonsdale. VINO
has just returned with the Earl from
years tour around the world, has had
something interesting to say in an inter
view regarding her visit to the United
States, chiefly referring to Anglo-Ameri-
can marriage
There are" she said, few interna-
tional marriages between English gills
and American men simply because the
English girls will not have American
men.
Then speaking of the ''busier and more
natural life led by the average English
woman, she said that the English woman
has her court duties of official entert tain
ing and her general social duties as we'll
Above all, the care Of the people on her
husbands estates is enough to fill her life
with interesting and useful work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
NO sios og DECAY.


i-ssr11ol Son --ferf fsess ~, fee
rssr'g ~eanesiier q: 50 stehs-lsef. ss-ks-
- sers s1aixhf. sd - sssa-ss sh4 -.
tzllsiies lzzsr esfrsefe aars s4seasn-
sssross - leaa@s tasf tases zsrs azr
ssxrs = d-esy - fas iaelssrsfs x ~.
listed @inxes'as zs.a sE4ggssfra "a STATE
Tesns ~ sssfssties 1zse speaker f4rsher
zss-ffs-t fhai serssEa essan sarz 80
rsrzsss - 80 trieste I'D - zrsa shat
fse s5sssrs q -sGastzx epaa SO e1n-
tiHs~ BE tsfirT@s ~ ehzn.tse-laslsss
E-esry ~H<le aaae~F srzas 40 re8zes
szssss<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
DEFENDS HIS DOGS.
French Novelist in Police Court for
Hitting a Man.

Paris. Nov. IN. Paul Adam, a novel
list, appeared in police court this week
charged with assault.
With two dogs he recently took a train
for Quimperie.
Another traveller entered and seeing the
CANNES. remarked: Huh 1t seems We
are going TO travel in a keanel. since
there are two dogs her
''ThereH be three if you remain re-
torted Mr.. Adam.
The other lifted his fist, but the move
list landed first. not once but twice. on
the cheek and chin. After a long hearing
NJ. Adam was acquitted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
SKIRTS TO BE LONGER.
Short Skirt Is Found to Be Irpracti
cable by French.

Paris, Nov. There is a strong move
ment az present against the short walk
ing skirt II is found that the short
skirt is not practical in muddy weather
unless it is two inches above the boots
and then IL becomes ungraceful The
round skirt is therefore regainlng favor
Fashions decree for the coming sea-
son declares for a gored skirt with stitch
ed seams and a small shaped hounce a;
the bottom sufficiently long TO require
holding Up in the street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
AcoUiTs PRINCE sicYcLlsT.
Court Fails 10 Hold Franz Joseph for
Sco-chirc

Dranstzdt Nov S--Much interest has
been taken BY the royai persouascs as
semhled here ard much anuserneu ri
caused BY a charge lodged hy the author
ties % wo.lstezn- d nslxnbor4ng village
against Prsuce Franz Joseph- % Baiten-
berg. for fgrieusly riding q bicycle az the
r,sad between Bingsn and Kreuzasch
The case came before co1-t on Non
DAY SID eaded IL the zesuittzl q the
prlnceL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
DRUGGIST is SUED.
Husband Of Morphine Victim Goes
After the Dispenser.

Paris, Nov. AFTER being happily mar
ried fteen years. NJ Primeau notice
a curious change in his wife, who seemed
to become Indifferent to everything. He
watched her and found she was a NOR
phomaniac, and that NJ Beaujoux. a
neighboring chemist, was supplying her
with the drug without prescription.
NJ. PTimeau prosecuted NJ. Beaujoux
and the police court mulcted the chemist
in 100 francs (s20 fine and 5000 francs
$1,000 damages. holding that supplying
the drug without prescription was
criminal offense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
OVERHEAD TROLLEY.
Menace Increases in Paris Despite
Popular Protest.

Paris, Nov. L-Encroachments of the
overhead trolley in Paris promise to in
crease, in spite of popular protests. The
demand by the omnibus company for al
most a general franchise has been an
swered by special committee of the city
council, which in principle draws the line
against troleys entering the center of the
city. but comedies permission TO come well
within the city limits. The council itself
however, may veto all.
GRAFTON in the Rue du Quatre Septemhre
One overhead trolley is already in OPP
near the Opera. \ temporary franchise
was obtained, but, as usual in such cases,
it will probably remain indefinitely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
BABY PARTIES LATEST FAD.
Men Are Dressed as Babies and Given
Nip in Bottle.

Paris. Nov The latest rad FOR amuse-
ment at social gatherings in Paris : a
baby party \ man Is dressed in baby
cap and lonS apron and furnishes with
a feeding bottle. which is filed with
something stronger than milk he s
faced ~ lady disguised as a nurse. who
proceeds 10 chide the naughty infant IN
I'll he becomes good and Is rewarded with
a stick OF barley sugar. The game affords
much amusement TO the onlookers and Is
much il favor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
sYHo. RELlcs AZ AUCTION.
Collars e ~ecstsSsin" ard Thunder
Are Among Tser.

Tlonson -aF lid fas rTss4ss Z ssr4-
Iuz ur sac evfsfr = "a lsfrig 1@reasrss
eifizea - sesffnEf.an snr rrles~ GssF5a
re5irr sill rhartsg eause srs3-r fas s.er-s-.
Ore - a coaas - ti,s fasreas der Bat
Haslr j; h - Erzss - foothe4 efzss
sHs snsr=fesi ~ -f.fs-f ilea. f-or1 ~
foa Thsfa 81 $50 ~ eelaF g SO esq
7huneer phieA beienxe1 fa 90 te.eG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
BIG historic FIND.
Rostrs August 10 Dug Ue ~ sssosr
1c-f

go-us So s--s,rsar Baza- NO = 81
caa-ze g. - exesratseas a. ~ Eesaaa
so.a-u sd ~ho ~ 1ss unezTfan< ~
Psz.rz Eznssisc hsa s4-zs ts-sf fls-e
rnaae szsax lzisrsstlaE 15pseTsries. sns
yesterday saesfes All snrasrErs ~
Rostxz August Tkls Is eczks1srta .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
MISCEGNATiON HALTED.
Welsh Father Forbids His Daughter
Marrying Negro.

London Nov. TT forbid the banns."
was heard in church in Wales last Sun
day when the usual announcement of a
prospective marriage was being made
from the pulpit. The person who inter
posed his veto was the father of the girl
who wished to wed miner who is d
negro.
The father objected to her marrying a
colored man, particularly as she is only
Il years old. The vicar of the parish held
the objection to be valid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
NEW DRILL FOR DENTISTS.
is Driven by CIockwork instead of by
Foot Pedal.

Paris. Nov. "A sensation has been
caused in the Academy of Medicine this
week by communication from Profess
scr Lannelongue laying before the society
epoch making surgical instrument
This is d small drill. d few inches square.
driven by clOckwork. which takes the
place of the cumbersome drill driven by
a pedal hitherto used.
This is an invention of NJ. Bercus. a well
known surgeon dentist of the Ecole Poly
technique. The professor declared it in
valuable for aural and nasal specialties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
TO AID FRENCH POOR.
Benevolence of American Church Is
Doind Good Work.

Paris, Nov. The Benevolent Society
of the American church in the Rue de
Berri held its first meeting this week in
washington Palace. Its object is 10 all
the needy French classes I'm the cold sea-
son BY distributing clothing. most of the
articles being made by the members at
nariodica1 MEETINGS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
EMPEROR OF SAHARA.
He and His Suite Will Be Principal
figures at Nice.

Nice. Nov THE carnival committee
at Nice has decided that the principal
figures in the procession al the coming
"entree" into that town shall be the En-
peror Of the Sahara and his suite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
DENoUNcE sELDEN RIGHTS.
French Fail to See How American Can
Az Claim 20 Autnrrnnhiln

Lay Claim 20 Automobile.
Paris. Nov. 7.-Conversation in French
automobile cirloes has been engrossed
with -.scussion Of the Selden automobile
claim. which is regarded as bluf. and
sympathy IS being generally expressed for
the independents in the -mericsn trade.
Hhe Marquis de Dion. one Of the pio-
aAsrs OF automobilism in this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08
A PUZZLE

print pictures
:
NexFSundays will give the
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