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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

Best photos in the city. Prices reass
enable. Egsan & Ericsson. ltla First
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

business suits. SIS. Herald. ia2s md.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05
MINNESOTA GAR MEETING

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. April g.
The Minnesota Bar Association met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

" titA'tt MANN
The eHar has decorated NJ. ulrch-
mann. the Russian contractor who
built the Manehurinn railway. lie
really didn't need the decoration
he made enough out OF the contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

Mid cases, not chronic, are often
cured With one or two bottles. At
druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

~ - - = 2 - =
one Of the first victims OF ths
Japanese shells thrown into Port
Arthur was Engineer Officer II.
schehiloff. who was seriously
wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

People seemed 90 hold their breaths
The men who had hats removed them,
and everyone stood In perfect silence.
II was an odd sight 20 one who Ia
used TO the enthusiasm Of American
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Ans Der goroner's Office.

SaB bas 8erbitt bes @oroners in
benz Sale bes Sr. 8. u. 2opben auf
Selbfmorb lauten tpirb, ldBt fi9 faum
be3meifeln. Nuf Dem Slide in ieiner
Office murber cine Glaf9e nit Nconiie
uno cine pbiole NIT Strp9nin gefun-
ben. 9ie Nnnabme 1T, baB er UNI
fiber gu fein, cine ginipribung nit
Strp6nin ma9te uno ar9lei6 BON benz
Nconite trant. Sr. 2~opben's @attin,
fomie fein Sobn unb feline So9ter
merben ibre Nusia9en o benz Coroner
gu MAIDEN baben; biesbe3igli9e Nuf=
forberunsen wurben bereits on ie er.
lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
anerIei fir's Saus.

G1eif9 onerpiren -
Cine einfade Metbobe 1T, baB man
bus Sleii9 "a @tunben lang abz
fiblt, qber ni9t gum @efrierpuntt.
go b~ebanbeltes Sleif9 bletbt Ia Sage
lang unb nod LANCER frtf9 unb gez
ru6los.
S9tmmeGpDn@ 9ubensu
tn%tfernen. Ndhbem bic S9ube
o~bgebIrftet finb, tperben lie nit !6plaz
eiit9 eingerieben. @r bringt raid in
bas 2eber Elm, tDbtet Die 59immel>
ptl5e unb perbinbert, bab lie 1i9 bon
neuem entpideln. Die 9efdbr bes
Wieberuuftretens BON @9immel tpirb
umfo fi4erer befettist, tpenrt man bds
@9ubpert na9 benz Ibbiiriten gut
trpdnet.
Sannenbuft fir Rronz
t n5tmmer. Man eieBt in elm
9efdB (8rug, S6ifeL u. +. n.y. Elm
Quart fo9enbes @aTer, trdufelt 1
SbeelOffel bon SerpentinDl in basfelbe
unb Der ongenebmfte Sannenbuft pirb
bas 3immer burdftr0men. Wirb bie-
les @erfabren tGglt6 apei= Bis brett
nal p%ieber6olt, 70 i'm babur9 ieber
4nitedunesftoff unf9dbli9 gema9t
tperben. Sci 8ruftfronten fpa biefes
Mittel iiberraf6enb aiinftia pirfen.
= Nad etnem Bert9t, Der
BON Der Aegierung in 8omban ausge=
eeben pirb, nurben i'm Sabre 1903
in Snbien 1919 Siger erlegt, aber ni9t
pentqer als 100 Men19en iiab IN
benz einen Sabre BON Stgern peT5ehrt
porben. 8efonbers uuf 4 Shiere
purbe gefabnbet, bic cine auBerorbent>
Ii9e @orliebe fir Menf9enfleif9 5eigz
ten. Die Gegierung bate fur ieoer
biefer bier Siger iber 700 1. als 8es
lobnung ausgefebt, gleihDiel ob tie
lebenb ober tobt eingeliefert tpiirber1;
aber Bis our @tunbe iinb biefe ge<
fGhrli9en Naubtbtere nod in Sreihett,
nnb bds @elb itebt nod INNER our
8~erfiigung. Sn einem 8e5irf ION cine
einsige Stserin 48 Perionen get0otet
baben. MuBerbem perben aus Wttt~
telinbien $50 JGne gemelbet, in benen
Men19en bon Pantbern 5errthen tpur>
ben, nnb so Menf4en purben BON
MDlfen aetDbtet.
ObgIei9 bic re4te 5anb
ulebr @efiibl beiibt unb selentiger lit,
ais bic linfe, empfinbet lie bic Wirfun<
gen bes Sroftes unb Der 9ibe bod tDe<
niger als bieie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
utter GARNER eines Dine
rem 8erbre9 ens ange=
floot.

1aubftabt. 25. Stunt. Inter
Der i9peren Nntlage, on ieiner eigenen
,@ntelin, Der 6 Sabre alten Della Sling,
561terden BON Srn. unb Grau @lmira
Sing in oer Ndbe BON bier, elm
5unnennbares. f6redli9es gerbre6en
beganeen au baben, 1T Der bereits "
Sabre alte Tarmer Naron 2agranae,
.friiber in gDansbile mobnbaft, Our6
ben @onftabler Sanna berbaftet UNI
mad grinceton sebra@t uOrben, no
Der 6riebensri9ter @impiOn ben Wann
big su ieinem pro3eB i'm nd4fen Ser=
min bes @ibfon @ountp Rreis9eri9ts
unter $500 8irsi9aft telte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Damen=V eretn beS Soetalen
Suraberetns.

Ser Samena0 erein beg Soetalen
Surnbereins perantaltet seftern Na9.
mittae cine @aft=@u6re=P artie, mel9e
einsn febr semittbli9en 8erlauf nabm.
Nus benz Surnier gin9en als Siege
rinnen berbor:
L. greis-Grau 81. Ginflin.
2. preis-Grau &on.
8. preis-Grau earle.
@afpreis-Grau 9eurp Bauer.
Beim 2otto=S Spiel trug Grau Carl
Sanfe Die galme oes Sieges babon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

Sic Gtatiiiif iiber bns @eiammtber-
m6sen Der gunoesbereine peif Gol-
genoes auf:
@eiammtpertb beg 0ereinseigen-
tbums: "a, 535. 936, 9egen "a, SOB. sos
i'm goriabre - 3unabnte $50, 1913.
0erbinbli6feiten: ST., 671, 976, geeen
81, 735, 061 i'm 0oriabre - Nbnabrle
500, 085.
S9uioenfreies 8erm6sen: 50 $685.
$50, seeen 50. 768. 537 i'm goriabre
- 3unabme $95, 423.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

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Gttrnbahn Babrplae1.
GlepeIano, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Gcnis RatIpqy.
BIG EroUR@.
ct 9onis Dibiftou.
sArHae UUorlcdz Fair R-xrA@

@bgans Anfautt
Mp gmf & geb 9tb tal 5 - o5gm qmeican erpreb tai. 4 oogm
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Safe erie & mefern q. 4.
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OF.
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DanodIta Sine.

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& s & Gffngban1 Dec tdsli@ 4 0ogfm
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
At the Crawford.

a comedy drama. For Baby's Sake, "
was presented Us the opening play of the
weeks engagement of the Marie Fount-
ain Th,za1er company at the Crawford.
As a repertoire company, this one Is ex-
ceptionaly strong, and won much praise
from the large audience which attended
last nigh1's performance for the earnest
endeavor 10 please. and to say all were
we'll pleased would be only mild way
of expressing it, after hearing the many
compliments from the audience as they
left the theater. Although this is the
first visit of this company to this city.
the opening play was an introduction
which will assure theater-goers who like
this kind of entertainment a treat.
Marie Fountain in the part of Mannette
proved herself capable of presenting the
most difficult parts in the most salts
factory manner. Al Beasly, in specialties
and as an Irish character, kept the house
In roars of laughter; in fact every part
was presented to the entire satisfaction
Of everyone.
The specialties were good and the or
chestra which is carried by the company
was feature of the evening.
Tonight, "a Story of the Hearts of
Tennessee
Special matinee Wednesday, I'm the
Right Way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
STILL A PRISONER.
Mrs. Maybrick Viii Not Sc Free Until
Last of July.

London. Feb. Further Investigation
confirms the announcement made 10y the
Associated Press yesterday. ON the au-
thority Of the United States embassy
here that Ms. Florence Naybrick has
rot been released While ii is not known
exactly where she Is il is certain that
she Is stiH a prisoner \ letter received
in London Saturday from the mother
OF Mrs. Maybr.ck the Baroness % Ro-
ques. dated from her residence in France.
January = said she had Just returned
20 France after visiting her daughter at
Ayiesoury prison The Baroness added
that she saw no possibility % her daueh-
tors release until the end cf JULY. and
an reports 70 the contrary are absolute
ly false"
Though the letter was written TO n
most intimate friend. 70 mention WAS
made by the Baroness Of any removal
Of her daughter from Ayiesbu1y.
The Sun. tonight SAYS; we hear that
Mrs Maybriok has been taken 10 Win
chester prison. pre- aratory 20 leaving
To- America.
IN response to an inquiryeof the A.
. sociated Press regarding the statement
made hy the sub the governor OF VIM
chester prison tonight said positively
that Mrs Maybricl was rot confined
! there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
SALEM RESIDENTS HERE.
Township People Are Anxious for In.
terurban Railway.

Frank Terrell, w. II. Babb and w. A.
HUFF of Waco. were in Wichita yesterd-
day looking after the Interurban railway
proposition. They said that a canvass is
being made of Salem township and they
are sure that a majority will favor the
voting of bonds. If this should be the
case they will ask the county commits
sioners to call another election for the
purpose.
They are very anxious for the railway 10
go through their township while the
residents on the east side of the river are
just as anxious to have it on that side.
1t is a matter, which it is said, is soon
to be decided.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
8 Kodol Digests What You Eat
City in Brief
Personal. and Other items Of
Interest 20 Wichltans.

l
G. H. Bloch. of Hennessey, is in the
| city on business.
H. L. McKinneu was in the city from
Maize yesterday.
/ yesterday on business
Paul Eaton is able to be out again
after an illness OF several days.
Judge Haymaker will go to Peabody on
| important legal business today.
Leota Ault. of Valley Center is visiting
in the city with Miss Lizzie Summers.
Harley Bishop was here from Ingersoll.
o. T., yesterday on his way to Los An
geles.
Arthur Rhoades of coyle. o. T. is ir
the city purchasing some of his spring
! goods.
! H. s. Clark of Lola, was transacting
some important business in the city yes
| terday.
Mrs. Jas. Hahn is spending a few days
with her daughter, Mrs Chas. Colvin OF
Newton.
MabIe Clair west of Denmark. Ia, has
/ become a member of the Western School
| Of Music.
B. c. Truesdell, of Hutchinson, is here
looking after some business of special i'm
| portance.
| Mrs. Ed. Iisberger left Sunday evening
| for Usage City to attend the funeral OF
her brother.
| Miss Jennie Smith, Of Topeka is visit
! ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Funk. $40
| Sedgwick block.
Dean Gordon has moved into offices in
the Reed building at the corner of First
and Market streets.
Mrs. Daisy D. Wilson is in the city Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hassell,
| at 3OS South Market street.
Miss Fannie Watson has been called
east through the illness Of her mother.
and will be gone week or ten days.
L P Campbell will go to Topeka today,
where he win argue in the Osborn versus
Santa Fe case before the supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer celebrated
their tin wedding anniversary Saturday
night They have been married ten years.
E. w. VanKirk is in the city from
Valley Center. He has been in Newton
the past week in the interest Of the Y.
NJ. c. A work.
Albert Herren, of Byron. o. T. was in
the city yesterday. He bought ticket
for Los Angeles and will go via the Mis-
souri, Pacific.
j. w. Robinson, who is a prospective
candidate for railroad commissioner. was
here yesterday looking up some import
ant data for the campaign.
Mrs. Warren ". Dunn of Cushing ..
T.. formerly Miss Flossie Davis of Wich-
tia, is in the city for few days visiting
her father, while en- route to St. Louis.
The business of the Fidelity Mutual
Life Insurance company, under the man
agement of y. A. Burr. of this city. has
made it necessary to appoint a field
superintendent. and the position Will be
given to John w. Foster. formerly Of
Alva. Oklahoma, but now OF this city
Mr.. Foster has been with the Fidelity
three years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02

massive green vesuvianite from Siski-
you county. which so resembles jade
that it was first mistaken for that stone,
has been further analysed and exam
ined and the name california; bestowed
upon ii. Ae second locality for it was
found in Tulare. county. The deposits OF
coIored tourmaline, at Mesa Grande were
further developed during the year
Outside Of California, both prospect
ing and development work have been
carried on In a few scattered districts.
Turquoise has been mined at several
places in New Mexico. Arizona. Nevada.
and in California. and many gems of
great beauty have been obtained. The
sapphire mines of Montana were worked
by three different companies. two devel-
oping the fine blue gems at Yoga. in Fer
gus county, and the other the multi-coi-
ored or variegated stones at Rock creek
in Granite county. Much Of the material
from all three localities. when not fine
enough for gems. found ready sale for
watch jewels. principally among Euro
pean manufacturers The old beryl To-
cality at Grafton, y. II. was reopened
and some development was attempted.
Very little was done with the tourma-
lines in Maine. although some prospect
ing took place at several localities in
that state. In North Carolina. prospect
ing for beryl, amethyst and emerald ma
trix was continued.
The facts and theory as to the occur
renee Of diamonds in Indiana were pre-
scented in an able paper by Mr. ". s.
Blatchey. the state gcologist. who rec
ords the finding Of nine small different
diamonds up TO 1919 in Brown and Nor
gan counties. The fact that diamond
cutting continued with as much activity
as in the preceding year would seem
Ia Indicate that the market for diamonds
in the United States is not falling of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Clerks association will meet over
Sreers hardware store Wednesday night.
There will be regular meeting of Ivy
Leaf Chapter, o. E. s., this evening in
Scottish Rite temple.
The board of directors of the Wichita
hospital will meet this morning at 9
o'clock at the hospital.
The Caroline Harrison Circle meets this
afternoon at 2:30 at the A. o. L. w. hall.
Let all members be present.
Sunfiower Lodge, No. Sc, A. F. and A.
NJ, meets tonight. Work in the first de-
gree. Visiting brethren welcome.
The Highland Cemetery association will
meet today with Mrs. Christopher, 1926
East Oak street. Bring quilt blocks.
There will be a meeting of the Hay
makers association tonight at Red Men
hall, at p. m. Come and make hay.
The Central W. C. T. u. will hold their
usual meeting in the northeast basement
room of the court house today at p. m.
w. r. c. will meet in regular session
this afternoon at 2:30. Under the head of
Good of the Order short program
will be given. Visitors welcome.
The Unitarians will have a social at the
home of Judge Wall, CD n. Lawrence
avenue. Thursday evening. Music and
games will be the order of the evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the First NJ. F. church will meet in
the church parlors Wednesday afternoon.
Feb. 3, at 2 O'Clock sharp. At 5 o'clock
Z
brilliant education and fine oratorical
ability. will speak in the main auditorium
on missionary work among the coiored
people of The south. Members of all the
churches are invited to be present. Mrs.
Thurman is a national organizer for the
W. c. r L.. and has spoken in many OF
the chief cities of the United States in
behalf of her race.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
WON MANY PRIZES.
Wichitan Was Successful at Three
Poultry Shows.

A J. Waddel has been quite fortunate
with his poultry recently, having won
a large number Of prizes at various
places During the big poultry show in
this city his chickens carried of many
prizes
He won the first. second. third and
fourth prizes on pullets, the same mum
Der on cockerels. the first three on hens.
first on cock in wichita At Blackwell
on January IS to Is he had six birds to
win six irst prizes and one third. At
Topeka, January Il to Is he won second
on hers ard fourth and fifth on coekerels.
Mr. WaddeI's chickens are Buff Rocks
and are very pretty fowls He is one
Of the most successful poultrymen in this
section Of the state. which is easily de-
termined by The me line Of chickens he
raises
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
c. w. KELLOGG IS DEAD.
Former Wichita Man Passed Away
Suddenly in Detroit, Mich.

Mrs. l. n. Stage received a telegram
from her brother. VIM. C. Kellogg of
Detroit Mich, stating that their father
died very suddenly at that place Tuesday
morning.
He Will be remembered by a great many
of Wichita's old residents as The architecr
of a number of the best business blocks
and residences erected during the boom
days. He had just returned to Detroit,
where he had some buildings under pro-
cess Of erection. after having spent a
month visiting his daughter, Mrs. l. ~.
Stage OF this city.
He was a man of splendid character and
rare ability and was held In high esteem
by all who knew him. He leaves a wife
who is still with her daughter, Mira.
Stage and also a son, VIM. c. Kellogg OF
Detroit Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-02
cHAUTAUQUA CIRCLES.

ingalls, Chautauqua Circle will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mr.. W. r
Kessler 1904 East Murdock- Program:
Answer to Roll all-Items OF interest
concerning our coloniol possessions.
Magazine article on Racial Compost
toin: the Jews
Literary Leaders. on Lowell and Whit
man-Mrs. 81. Denis and Mrs. Chfisto
pher.
Evolution Of Industrial Society (chap-
ter ivl.
sketch of Life Work of Father Damien
Mrs. Bigger.
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IN SURGEONS HANDS.
w. c. Whitney Was Stricken Win
Appendicitis and Operated on

New York. Feb. William q. Witt
ney. former secretary OF the navy. has
undergone an operation fer appendicitis
and IS said % be doing as well ~ could
be expected. Mr. Whtney was Etricken
on Friday 1umoiiiate operation as
decided upon. when. after "a night ot
pain. the symptoms became more alarm
ing Mr. Whitney illness was so rlddsn
and developed 20 rapidly that his con-
ditiou was not generally known only
members of bis family and = few imm@-
date friends had kaovledee 81 che opera
ton The illness had So beRinai1g IN
a cold he contracted while heading
band Of Ere fighters which extiugulshsd
n blaze on place adjoining his south
Carolina estate two weeks ago
He passed vary poor MINT aad today
his surgeon ea.d he was - 40 means
out If danger. Mf Whltner's tzo sons
and a daughter. Alias Dorothy ere st
tho family rcrldonee wth NJ whitney
Hh other daughter. Mrs Aimrc Hsges
ragct 81 abroad
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BOY DIED SUNDAY.
Henry Eifert Succumbs to Append
citis at Hospital

Henry Clayton Eifert. aged 10 years,
died Sunday morning at the Wichita hos
pital of appendicitis. He was the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eifert, who lived
nine miles from the city. Funeral serv-
ices were held yesterday morning from
Gilrs undertaking parlors. Interment
was made in Highland cemetery.