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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Five times and participant in thirtyhve pitched
battles makes up record Of the late General Gordon
Of the Southern Confederacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Every time there is fire in Chicago there it panic
goes with This is illustration of the old that
the burnt child breads the fire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Uncle Sans army manoeuvres in Kansas and Ken
lucky cost $4,000 And money well spent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

must be conceded that there is fully much politics
religion in Kentucky.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

The Mormons have had revelation directing them tt
drink only water in future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

observes that the Panama canal will be great thrs
for people who like bananas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Mr.. Bryan's advocacy of permanent and handsome
for United diplomats abroad Is receiving
much support IN the American press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Now. won't the Michigan supreme court please SCI
free the Grand Rapids booders?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Lowen. Mass. this toast was proposal BY towns
May our trade always be rroddea under foot
Here Is a legal toast;
Law and equity-God hath Joined thin bu, rnaa
hath put them asuuder."
Irwin Haskell of San Francisco is -iaaist who
is giving concerts in Europe. We d - 90 .
the foreigners occasionally. Now II weeould only
send them a few aaarks
You cough badly" said DIT Shuts TO, pa,ien,
the other day
INA, is strange. remarked The pauer Tor
have been practicing all nigh;
-.Dodson" said Mrs Dcdson. nay c-5 study
ing art. and here IS what VIII win IRE aih piac.
in up-to-dste sketch work"
I'm what IS it,"
What IS liz Why can't you 81 - new
in the new style OF pan'a,oons. tie IS t.st
answered curtain cal and received a bsquet"
Dodson's reply IS not publshabie
xxx
CARRIE AND GEORGE
The Ratchet once symbol % Wash'r~tor's o,h2
Is now OF The pe;ticott fame
Since Carrie has shown what n h7tcHet Ndo
Young Georges small enort looks tar,e
-Monnie Moore Latham in Mail ard Brze
why is a chronic old maid ike a loving ssrss
away from home7
She will always be missed
Dodson 81 he guessed it wss miss in slsr
SO
A certain man vas going 20 commit suicide -
~ for loves sweet sake a Wichita doctor Z
mentioned IL this column before diagnosed =
case ard found ne uad merely eaten too ma
orions This IS a true story using nctiuous uam
Some women in wichita. and other towns
well think there should be a clrfeW. fo- the feat
ers. too.
Do,son savs THAT WHEN the w1msn xet ,e voh
ard leave the babies AZ home WIKI their pa 'her
win be no trouble about settling wh'trer me kie
are 10 be nourished every three hours. ana me-
Only ffteen minutes az time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Uncle Sam expects another million immigrants this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT


country rchadb them of
urnshDe Marshal o
secure Brown is X
his to nebraska dI
AGoT
enbro o.
m
protection Denort
4sTEs Tbenun ofbuhe o. c
National bank Its
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Wolottre
days in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

You cough badly" said DIT Shuts 10, pa,ien,
the other day
That is strange remarked The pateIt "for
have been practicing all night;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Irwin Haskell Of San Francisco is riaaist who
is giving concerts in Europe We d 50 % on .
the foreigners occasionally. Now II wceould only
send them a few aaarks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Doason saws that wEsn The wcufn Eet .' Won
and leave the babies AZ home WIKI their pa = 'hef
win be no trouble about settling whittier the he
arc ~ be 7or-ished every three hours ana 'h~r
only ffteen minutes az time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

of Baptist
eight and the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31
KANSAS CURRENTS.

preparing follow the grounding nex
believes the oil is there.
the credit OF King
Republicans there stood fol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-31

Jennie Crtss Of Lecorapton killed herself h~ra1
forbade h@r marrying the nan she chose Iis
bu; Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Nrcitag, Ocm I. GftObcr 1904.
Nns Wctter.

Sir WorDIol0 mo Sen 0iitrift
Columbia ihonc2 Mctter mo irild)e
u0roli6c @in0c.
Der bod)Itc Gbernometcritono mar
81 @roo mn T. llhr 0tittogS,
Scr uieOrigitc SbermomcteritonO
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n0breuo Der letten a StlnOcn in
Den no6foIgcnOen St1Oten mar, miG
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pbto So, flor; Ntlontic-Gitu IS. tlor;
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trii6; Charlotte rs, triib; @ilmington
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flar; Supiter 81, triib; aeD.Neit Sc,
flor; gItIunto so, flor; Wtont1omcrp
81, tlnr; 9telp.O Orleans 81, trilb; 40
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Corpus Gbriiti 81, flar; Mer1pbia
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burg 81, flor; Galpego 46,triib; 9ui
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WarQiIcttc 10, flor, Green Non i6,
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trii6; ct. Eaul -, triib; ct. 2oui@
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8cacn; 9tortb-Qlotte 90, triib; IooQl
60, fIor; Nmorillo 81, triib; Sos Nm.
gcleS y, tlor.
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@nn3 biibfher Ger0icuit.

Sans biibder GerOicuit.
-Obcrlt &. i. Sorcc. Scr friibere Er0-
iioent Der Baltimore Sbio @ahn,"
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Tag. Sr. Sorcc miro mobrihcinlid
inteocr all cine merifoniife Nobn ge.
ben, an iueldler ct iriiber criolgrcid)
tb0tig lpar.
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8iliac Geiie nadJ 9entidlano.

Sbiiisfarten foIten iett MIR ~
fir 3wiidcnoefSfnrtcn bon Solft-
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ingtm.Str. 3inlmer Mr. 8. (1oo-l
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Gon Baltimore mad Gbilaoelpbia
nnb 5uriif $500; nadl Gbeiter
nno 5nriIf $50; mad 8ilmine.
49,, .. ..wg a. M
mn NM iMrilf S1.OO.

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milr0e mobI Niemanoem einiollen.
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Gurites nnb NabrungSmittcl pnr
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rmiibertroifen ou. (2St)
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miro it'd belttc Nadmittog nod ct.
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ben oeS @elbeS iid) DIE Jteile emf
Iteutc mo er iih om Wlttlnod) Der
Yoli}ci in ct. 2ollis ilberlleferte.
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Snlins SebbeI, oeutider gDotogroph,
321 ..8ag.Strahe.
9abinct6ilScr MIR ST. pro 9aseno.

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uno 9aitea cine Spesialitdt.
Nan eeraeiis uidt, oarauIperdsa.
GAO
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Samitag- nnb Eunnta Grfuriiuncu

nadl @oi0ington 1926 olli Ser
aGennipIpania ; 9obn." giQete iirb
fir Die Hiidiobrt Bis Sonntuy
sfbenb aiiltia. aGc 3iiac. sen
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men. Q5r&Sa)
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gSabur : 2Decnn Safe"

Sic nell ocforirte Sale lit fir
Yale nnS Observation-Disclosures bill.
it9 5n ocrmiciBcn. 3n e%rfrascn bci'm
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$500 nad ct. guti3 unO 5nriit -
$500.

HfNlHNfpiuullWl@G lltluNult SuLul-
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0illtigc 6o6rfortcu $500; icha5i9
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Serabaeiebtc Gaiiitenprciie

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rScnnigluania Giicnba6n."
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SIM Gienite oeS @obt.
tbuns.- Sn Der v&ormdrts-@oQe"
finbet om Sonntoa 9tod)nittoQ Elm
Gortroa iiber Sen ariea mo sic
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den Or. Gnfe Holff De @oQ bolten
miro.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10

Jockey Club ia &C. Kelly, % to 1, third.
Time. 1:26.
FiNh-One mile and a quarter. selling
Namtor. 1O6 CWonderly). Z TO 5. won; Nj
grette, "a (Kunz). to 5, second; Rosario,
90; Garson), g to l. third. Time. 2:07.
Sixth-One mile and fifty yards, selling:
Mocorito. 100 (See), 2l5 to /. won; Hipponax.
Ill, (BelD, 6 to g. second; Prestolus, loo
q. MARTINI, TO l, third. Time, 1:4312.
Oakland entries for Monday:
First e-Thirteen-sixtenths of a mile,
selling: Sue Johnson, Emily Oliver, Prue
Wood. %; Puredale, 80; Flyer. Jean Gravier,
D. Miller, 1O2; Our Pride, 100; Yellowstone,
100.
Second-Three and one-half furlongs, SELL
ing: Salable, Steel Wire, Delcarina, So;
Leah, Onondulm. 100; Lake Port, Morita,
Storma, 1O3; Villa, NJ. ~. Powell, 1O5; Rag
amonda, 107; Media, Ill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF a mile, SELL
ing: | Know. Aunt Polly, 80; Cousin Carry,
%; Pickaway, Albemarle, 101; Pat Morris
sey, Ora Viva. Berendos, Optimo lO6; Roll
lick 1O4: Louis Wagner. Jennie Hughes, 1O5.
FourIn-Futurity course, selling: Puss in
Boots, 81; Mimo. SO; Jane Holly %; Sooth-
sayer. IS; Glendenning. 81; Lansdowne.
Scotsman, Escalante 1O1; My Surprise, lO2;
Summer, Maria G.. los Col. Van, l02.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Hugh MCGOWAN,
1Oi: Solonius, Otto Stiefel. 10; Judge. The
Mighty, ll3.
Sixth. mile and twenty yards. selling:
Kitty Kelly, IS: Pierce j., 103; Silurian, Rey
Dare, 100; Stilicho. 104; Stuyve, los.
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At san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9-Arcade, one of
the trio carrying the colors of Walter j.
Jennings, won the Follansbee handicap at
Oakland to-day. He was only a head in
front of Fossil. The event. which had a
value of A.120, was at seven furlongs and a
field of thirteen went to the post. The start
was good for all but Incubator. Fossil and
Arcade made most of the running. In the
stretch they were Joined by Jockey Club,
and there was a struggle for the final fur
longs. The race was worth 1850 10 the
winner. There was another exciting finish
in the mile and a quarter race Namtor
winning by a neck from Nigrette. Weather
cloudy; track fast. Summary:
First Race-Six furlongs. selling: Ethel
Abbott 81 CTiildebrand). TO l. won; Lady
Kent. lO4 (BelD. to 5. second Rinaldo.
1O6 o.. Jackson), 10 to 1, third. Time.
l:1S&.
Second-Eleven-sixteent of a mile. sell
ing: Yellow Stone, 100 O.. MARTINI, S to /,
won; Waterpower. los ,See). 6 10 I. second;
Laura F. NJ. % (Hlldebrand), 10 10. third.
Time. 1:O7i4.
Third-SiX furlongs. selling: Bay Won
der, l01 (OliphanD, even, won; Louis Wag-
ner, ll2 CLarson), 10 l. second: Harry
Thatcher, III 81. MARTINI, 10 TO l, third.
Time 1:14.
Fourth-Seven furlongs. FoIlansbee handi-
cap: Arcade, l26 q. Daly), 2ia 10 l. won;
Fossil, Ia (Wonderly). to !. second;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10
ATHLETIC PROSPECTS
BRIGHT AT INDIANA
Coach Horne Is Giving His Atten-
ton to Training the Track
Team.
DUAL MEETS ARRANGED
Will Contest with Wabash, Ohio
State, Notre Dame and
Other Colleges.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON Ind, Jan. 9.-Prepara-
tions and arrangements at Indiana Uni
versity for the training of track and indoor
athletes going forward at rapid pace
Coach Horne is going TO allow nothing to
stand between his splendid and promising
stock of athletes and success this season.
AS most of last years crack team men are
in college again this season, the outlook for
fast work at Indiana is brighter than IL has
been for many years, and it is the opinion
that the college team that outshows Indiana
on the track and on the field this year will
have to be a good one indeed.
The gymnasium is being rugged up for
training purposes. Instead of the old-fash-
toned corner backs, which have been used
for the past years, a temporary cork ira ok
will be put in. With this done, the service
will afford swift work and give the men
good opportunities to increase their speed.
The season of indoor athletics will open
here Feb. with the Wabash meet. On
Feb. rs a team of ten men will go over to
Columbus o.. and compete against Ohio
State University team, which last season
easily defeated by Indiana On March
the team will visit Notre Dame. Probably
the most interesting indoor contest will be
the Indiana-Purdue freshman meet, which
is to be held here on March II. The inter-
class meets of the university will come off
on Feb. %, which will be a holiday, and fol-
lowed by the annual neutrality-suspicious.
color rush.
Outdoor athletics will not begin until early
next term. Among the old men back who
will be depended upon point winners for
Indiana this year are Captain Wallace, half
mile runner: Martin, sprints; Wise and
Johnson, hurdles; Sampse and Fields. pole
vault; Barclay and Jordan. mile runners.
Dual meets with Wabash, Purdue Notre
Dame and Northwestern have been ar
ranged. A team Will also contest in the
tri-State meet, to be held at Cincinnati. In
diana will be well represented at the State
meet at Notre Dame
Coach Horne will select indiana Univer-
sity's basketball team Monday. The inter-
class games have been played and the
sophomores and juniors have put up the
superior team work. From these two
classes most of the varsity squad will be
chosen.
The season will open here next week with
a sort OF tryout game with Salem High
School team.
Coach Horne has been trying TO find a
coach for the team. but has sought every
where in vain The further training OF the
men will be left I'm a large measure with
the captain of the team and veteran bas-
ketball men.
The following games have been sched-
uled, but no dates have as yet been fixed:
Rose Polytechnic, Wabash. Butler. and De
PAW
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RACES AT THE VARIOUS TRACKS YESTERDAY

was severely shaken up. Weather clear;
track fast. Summaries:
First Race-Slauson course; selling: This
be, 9S 81. Lewis, to 5, won; Evander. 1O5
(P. Phillips), to l, second; Madame
Bishop, los (Adams), to l, third. Time,
1:12
d-Three-eighths of a mile; two
year-olds: Azelina 10 CBoland), even,
won; Bishop Poole, los (Adams) 20 to l.,
second; Peggy Mine, 1O5 (Redfern), to 2,
Third-Mile and quarter; hurdle hand-
cap: Charawind, 165 CMcHugh, to 5.
won; PoOrlands, 172 CRichards), to l, sec
ond; Indian ii, 1S5 CTully), to 5. third.
Time, 2:20.
Fourth-S even-eighths of a mile; Santa
Catalina stake; selling: Warte NIGHT. 30 O..
Booker), 3l2 to l, won, Princess Titania,
1O6 (Redfern). to l, third. Time 1:2S.
Fifth-Mile and quarter; selling: Club,
(E Walsh. TO l: second; Discus, 1O3 (M.
Johnson). : TO l, third Time. 2:l1.
Sixth-Thirteen-sxteen Of mile: Bill
Egt S IF no Gort Dars0 0
Knapp, % to l, third Time, 1:23.
Los Angeles entries for Monday:
First Race-Clauson course; selling: Met
latka. 100; Pat Harmon. 102; Agnes Mack,
107: EfferVescence. Winnifreda. I.audetta
Phillips 50; Miss Nettie. Hindoo Princess,
10: Evander. 10; Lioleta. lis; Legal Max
III: Mona b. 100.
Second-Three-eighths of a mile; two
year-old illies: Ella Owing. loo; Peggy
Mine. WOodclaim, Brown Study, Mellad,
Azelina. 1l6. Couple Metlar and Azelina,
Schroeder entry.
hird-Five-eighths of a mile; selling;
three year-Olds: GOttleiben. 90; Lady Usea
Is; Lady Fonse, Picture, Piquet 100: Louise
Meining. MatrOna, Col DOGGY. Nora, 1Ol
Columbia Girl. Lady Belair. 1903; Ocyrohe.
]. a Palk. Jos; Eugene B.. los
Fcurth-Selling; one mile: Lunar %; DR..
Bernay. Galanthus. 81 Heir Apparent. 80:
Greenock. Taxman, 105; Moor, LOG; Henry
Clay Rye, 109
Fifth-Three-quarters of a mile; selling:
Fox Lake. NekO. 90; Lauretta 101; Bliss
full. l02. Urbano Emir. Beautiful and Best.
Fading Light. 103; Elfin King. Bucceuth,
los: Terra Incognita. rs
Sixth-One mile; selling: Maud NJ, 90:
Little Secret, Canejo, %; Pearce. Scbwarz-
land, Tim, Ultruda, 81, Autumn Time,
Pang. To-
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Thc familiar
all-scarlet of the Morrises made it's appear
ance on the track to-day. when Viperine, a
daughter of Filigrane went to the post in
the first race of the year for twO-year-olds.
The fily was a strong favorite in the bet
ting. backed from to to Z to 5. and but
for lack of schooling at the barrier would
have won. As il was, Stella Allen, a strong
second choice faced the webbing like
veteran. and admirably ridden by Fuller
beat Friar Tuck out by half length. Dan
McKenna. George c. Bennett & Co.'S candi-
date. landed the stake. the Gentilly handi-
cap. worth 1,42O to the winner, by narrow
margin. Scorpio was the only winning
favorite. The weather cloudy and the
track lumpy and slow. Summary:
First Race-Selling; seven furlOngs: Over
Again, 10 (Higgins). To l, won; Circus
Girl. 1852 (HelgersOn), % to l, second; Sid
Silver, lOS (MindeD, . to l, third. Time,
1:Sc
Second-Two-year-ol three furIongs:
Stella Allen, 107 CFuller), to l. won; Friar
Tuck 1OI (Helgerson), To 1. second; De
layal. ITO Dyer. 80 to l. third. Time, 80 rs.
Third-Six furlongs: Scorpio, ITO (Gan-
nom. TO !, won: Ostrich. IS u. WILSON,. IL
10 3. second Joe GOss. 1O2 (Higgins), to i,
third. Time. lilo 3-5.
Fourth-Gentilly handicap: six and one
half furlOngs: Dan McKenna, 100 Oh. Phil
lips). To /. won; Parisienne. loo (Higgins),
IL 10 3, second; Hands Across, los (Fuller),
! To /. third. Time, 1:22 As.
Fifth-Handicap; mile and twenty yards:
King Croker. III (H. Phillips to /. won /;
Rainland, 1l3 (GannOn), 10 10. second !;
Dutiful. ia CIV Fisher, to l. third. Time.
J. AZ 20
Sixth-Selling; mile and three-sixteenths /:
Mauser. 90 (AUbuchOn). 10 /, won. Royal
Pirate. 20 Jenkins). to l. second; Judge
Cantrill. 97lz livingston, u to l. third.
Time 2:O5.
New Orleans entries for Monday:
First Race-Seven furlongs; purse; maid
ems: Miss Gomez. Step Aside 90; TregOn,
Lights Out Ryevale. 10l COdex Caddie
Mac. lO5: Cedar Rapids. lO7: Kings Charm
Edward VI. Hale. Chanley. Arthur. 10.
Second-Mile; selling: Irene Mac. THAN,
SO: Star and Garter. Leviathan, Sid Silver.
l00 Circus Girl. Moderator. Hist, 103: Malay,
Bengal, 100; Oclawaha. 107; Whitsie 10
Third-Mile and sixteenth; selling: Lamp