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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
cHAUTAUouA CIRCLES.

The Phlomathean, c. L. S. c. program
for January 26, 1904:
Roll CaIl-Brief reports on present day
Italy.
Racial Composition of the American
People-Italians--Miss Preston.
Duet-By the Misses McClung.
Racial Element in Wichita and Vicinity
Rev. ]. II. MacConnell.
Evolution of Industrial Society, Chapter
3, first half-Mrs. J. V. Daugherty.
Piano Solo-Miss Acken.
American Sculptors and Their Art-By
Miss Gordon.
Bayard Taylor's National Ode-Mrs. T.
J. Mendenhall.
Meet ath 1449 North Topeka.
The College Hill Chautauqua Circle will
meet Tuesday evening, January 10, with
Miss Spencer. Following is the pro-
gram:
Roll Call-QUotations from Whittier.
Music-Violin and piano-Miss Spencer,
Mr.. Culver.
Racial Composition of the American
People-Mrs. Howard.
Evolution of Industrial Society-Miss
Culver.
Alma Chautauqua will meet with Miss
Ella Bourgette, 33l North Lawrence,
Tuesday evening. January 20.
Leader-Miss Burd.
What ireland Has Done for America
Mrs. Irwin Taft
Racial Composition-The Italiahs-Miss
Burd.
Music-Mrs. L. A Bone.
Social Evolution. Chapter 3-Miss Phil
lips.
Roll Call-Faets on Italy of Today
The Peerless Chautauqua Circle will
meet Tuesday, December &c, with Mrs.
E. I. Spencer.
Instrumental Solo-zMiss Phoebe Hit.
Roll Call-Facts Concerning Philippine
and Hawaii Islands.
Social Evolution. Chapter Mrs. ]. NJ
Huff.
Reading, Journey Hawaii and Philippine
Islands Mr.. J. Phillips.
Review of Geographical Influences.
Music-Mrs. Ruby Ellis, Miss Aletha
Miller.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Andrew Carnegie is only a few inches
above five feet in height Henry w.
Phipps. his old partner, is not an inch
taller, and john Walker. the other MEM
Der of the trio who revoiutionized the
manufacture of steel has perhaps a lit
tie the better OF both Carnegie and
Phipps- As for henry c Frick, his head
would just about reach 70 the shoulder
of man of ordinary height 1t is said
that one day when these four steel mas
tiers were walking together on the streets
of Pittsburg a bootblack called out to his
business rival further down the block as
the millionaires passed: Eth, Johnny sit
onto the runts,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
MANY HOMESEEkERS COME.
All Trains From the East Are Loaded
With People.

All trains from the east yesterday were
loaded with homeseekers. The Rock
Island train yesterday morning carried
sixteen coaches and every coach was
crowded with people.
A great number got off here while
others were going to points in southern
Kansas, and still others to Oklahoma and
Texas.
The great southwest is being talked of
all over the United States and the many
inducements TO homeseekers make it an
attractive place for people 20 go. Ex-
oursions are run every three or four days
into this country and still the people
come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

which is somewhat more than q. per cent
of the states acreage. In 1891 these same
six counties had a combined acreage of
1,55S acres. Only one of the southwestern
counties, Finney, is now included in the
list of the twenty-four leading alfalfa
counties
The United States department Of agri-
culture says Kansas and Utah grow the
largest quantities of alfalfa seed, and it
is of excellent quality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
WILL TELL THE TRUTH.
Some Big Fellows Are Behind the
Frauds. He Assers

- Louis. Jan ea-kaaph Fein. former
Tlce-presidsnt q the TeTsTsos club. n1~
convict in the peaiseztisTy under sen
terc~ q Eve years for coTnplirity in the
naturalization frauds. sgpearsd for ire
federal grand Jury to-day. Before enter
Ing he Erand jury chamber. Feln sase;
~ tell th~ grand Jury zho the fef-
lows were behind ;hoss frauds and t:sey
are zig fsiioEs. too. wse1 wss sn-
dIetea az friends said fhey wesss core
to fbsf rost for re and I rzzde s0 my
mind q kefs mr. sou-h shut; bat they
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

from a flying trip to Chicago yesterday.
He says that vexy severe weather is be-
ing experienced in that city. Lake Mich
igan is one sheet Of ice and the ground
has been covered with snow for weeks.
ugh, 1t makes me shiver to think Of
it," he said. I'm glad I'm back in Wich-
ita"
James Morris. travelling passenger
agent for the Kansas City Southern rail
way with headquarters at that place.
was in Wichita yesterday He made the
various ticket clerks glad with a new
ruler each with the compliments of his
line.
Avery Turner, general manager Of the
Pea Vine" railway, arrived in the city
yesterday from the south. He left his
private car No 400 here while he is max
ing a short trip to Newton He wiz re-
turn this morning.
a. NJ Bentley, who has been firing on
trains 40 and so. from Wichita 30 Cof-
feyville on the Missouri Pacific. has been
promoted to engineer He viii be assigned
a run out of Conway Springs.
Yardmaster Truck. of the Missouri Pa
cific. left last night for st. Louis on
special business. He was accompanied
by his mother who has been visiting
here for several weeks.
James Mcbride and family returned
yesterday from Fit Scott. where they
had been visiting for several days. Mr..
Mcbride is an engineer on the Missouri
Pacific
Tom Devlin. regular stenographer IN
the Santa re local freight Offices. went
with his parents
E B. Hooser. division freight agent
Of the Rock Island is in Kansas City
this week attending a meeting of the
implement men.
NJ H. Rudolph, local freight and pas
senger agent OF the Frisco. went TO
Hutchinson las; night on short business
trip
C. L. seagraves. SPECIAL immigration
a Wichita visitor yesterday.
Fireman John Osborne. % the Missouri
Pacific. has resumed his duties after a
vacation Of fifteen days.
J. r. Mechanical is the name II new
switchman In the Santa re yards lie
halls from Chicago.
Engineer A. C. Cowan. OF the Missouri
Pacific. vii 80 70 Kansas City today On
important buEiness
Charles GalIizan, a fireman % tn Sis
souri, Pacific. went 70 TT scot; On b-si-
ness yesterday-
H c. Consey. commercial agert n ,be
Frisco. is in Kansas City On basiresx
today.
Julius Selson. engineer On tire sfIzzog-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Colfax Cleaners will meet at Mrs
Myers 1o40 S. Topeka. All Rebekahs are
invited.
Special meeting OF the Elks tonight
Important business. All members request
ed TO attend.
Regular meeting of Queen City Lodge
No. 20. D. of H. this evening, in A. o. L.
w. hall. l25 S. Main street. All officers
are requested to be there at 100.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
BRAkEMEN LAID OFF.
This Is the Dull Season Of the Yea

About twelve extra brakeuen were laid
OF yesterday at the Missouri Pacific
round house.
II is said that a slack in business IS
the cause
Some OF the more experienced men
have been retained and sent 10 nearby
points. where they can be recalled on
emergency.
fore business viii be sufficient for an
extra supply OF bTak.men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

The British government has taken the
first step toward the adoption OF the deci-
NAL system OF weights. The board Of
trade will sanction the use OF a weight OF
fifty pounds. instead OF the present stand
ards OF li2 pounds 1called hundred
weight. and hfty-six roands (called
half hundresiweiGhtl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
DIED OF BLOOD-POISON.
Mrs. Nellie Norton Will Be Buried
RurIinoton Kan

Burlington, Kan.
Nellie NJ. Norton, aged q, the wife of
r. p Norton, died yesterday at the home,
500 Eagle street. Her death was due to
blood poisoning. The body will be taken
to Burlington, Kan, this afternoon FOR
burial. Mr.. Norton formerly lived ct
that place They moved to Wichita about
two years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

small piece Of cheese and an electric
wire from one OF the latest rat traps
The cheese is fixed 20 the wire. and the
instant the rat touches the hceese IL COM
pletss an electric circuit and is kidd at
once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
LINK AND PIN.

p w Robertson, asher in the local
freight Offices Of the Santa Fe, returned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
A Bargain.

4 large Mosler hre-proof safe for sale
cheap. \. ]. Apologize. rs East First.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

from flying trip to Chicago yesterday.
He says that vexy severe weather is be-
ing experienced in that city. Lake Mich
igan is one sheet Of ice and the ground
has been covered with snow for weeks.
ugh, 1t makes me SILVER to think Of
it," he said. I'm glad I'm back in Wich-
ita'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

James Morris, travelling passenger
agent for the Kansas City Southern rail-
way with headquarters at that place,
was in Wichita yesterday. He made the
various ticket clerks glad with new
ruler each with the compliments of his
line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

J. " Briggz. an emergency ocnasetor
on the Missouri Pacific. has Cult his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

ri Pacific. who has been suffering with
z badly spralncd leg sor several days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Avery Turner, general manager of the
Pea Vine" railway, arrived in the city
yesterday from the south He left his
private car No. 400 here while he is max
ing a short trip to Newton. He viii re-
turn this morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

A. NJ. Bentley, who has been firing on
trains 40 and so. from Wichita 30 COT
feyville on the Missouri Pacific. has been
promoted to engineer He viii be assigned
a run out of Conway Springs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Forecast for Wichita and vicinity today:
Rain or snow and colder tonight
For Kansas-Snow, and rain IN SOUTH
east portion.
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Mb0nnente1t
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hes pGOrrcipunAcntcn" luirb prrip.
bid BET Den 9t6Onncntcn OOrIprcden,
nm ben SuhifriptiOaspreis 81 eOllcf.
tircn.
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u@crmania WGunerdor."
Sunntas, ben 10. Snui 1904,
Grfnriiun mad Gen-War.
Sbfabrt non Siacn-S tation 8 ltbr
Wurgens. Q69-7O

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gebradt.
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8efperater SeIb It m or b.
petfud. Ger 81 Sabre oIte
Charles 2ebmann, Elm Sa~nSlanger.
nadJte aeitern Morsen firr8 mad 10
llbr i'm oritten Stodtperfe ieilsr
Mobnuns, Ger. t103, Sit.Yratt.S Ctr,
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perieste. Seine Srau Sobanno fono
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iofort pic goIi3ei, pno Der Mann
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YoIi3eibiitrifts in's st. Soiepbs.
Soipital" aeidafft, mo Die aer5te
feinen 3uitano fir gefabrIid erfIar.
ten. 2ebmann, Der in 0eiitifIono
sebpren, erIitt Dor 6 Sabren einen
ShIagfluB, oils oeiien GoIee fem
redter Arm seIdbnit mar. CT mar
oaber nidt i'm Stanbe, irsenb pcldlc
arbeit an tburL pnp Dies madte ibs
in letter Belt 10 nieoergeidIagen
Dab er ben S~elbltmoroperind besiug.
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Der aaS.u far wsauusr uns suabsn.

@enu Sbr oieien Wfonot einen
&llSfllg MAIDEN ipoat, bergeBt uift,
bob bier belle an5iige aus nidt
idrinfenoeu 5launeIs, aus Hidt ent.
fdrbenoen SergeS un6 eorontirten
$omcipuns p%orrdtbig iino - ut6 iie
foIten MIR unbcoeutcno mebr, aIs oie
S6unomaare.
SInnteIsNod uuo Soften
$3.50, $3.50, $40. Si2.
Got bIaue GereesgIn8iise
$40, St2,5O, St5, SIS.
Brd6tiae Somctpun ; Jl6de uuo
$40, $3.50, sis, SIS.
Soicn nit @iirtel : Strippet rmo
OIL Den 6iiBeR gum IuffrGmpeGu.
2eiftes l~tnter3eug - 9innen
ReIh gaIbrieoan, importirte 2isIcr
3pirn - ole Sorten, bon SOC. bis
$3.50.
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Oebm's Mcme 9aa,
L6 2SefsS exinston-, ess nsss II
SdjanmIOffcl in &risOna?

Der fliiftige Gnipolt i'm fernen Siio.
ipeiten permltbct. @ar Dor
ieiuer 6lu6t nod Dem 8eIten IN
@oibington. 8erIieB goIti-
more crit ON SamItag lebter
ISOLDE.
Die 0ebeimpoli5ei lit iett Der
feiten lleber5eugurg, Dab Der fIiidtige
RedtSanuaIt z. Siilius S6numl0f.
fel in Ari3ona gefunoen per0en fam,
nub IoboIo CT bon Scn 8roBgcI6po.
rcnen in @nflage5uitano geiebt NOR
Den lit, miro ipobrIdeinli6 ei11 &C.
beimpoli5iit bortbiu geTapot per6en.
9eteftiu SogaH fcbrte geitern bon Ell.
mem Nbiteder uadJ @eitminiter, Oto.,
5itriif, mo Sbnltmloffel geieben NOR
6en ieiu iolte, ober oos @eriid)t En-
mics iid, nie ale iibrigen, ais elm
gruuoIoIes. Gm Gage porber ipor
Der 8ebeinpoIi5iIt III @aibington,
no er 9otie 5000, Die 6reunoin beS
Seridlpunocneu, meIde bier bis Dor
bier3ebn Sageu III Rr. sci, @eit.
Remington StroBe, ipobnte, in Scr.
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sic erfI6rte Dem @ebeinpoIi5iIten,
ShoumI6ffel iei BORT gum Iesten
Mule am 9ienitog, belt Z. SUM-, &c.
tpeien; Sr. So9an mill ober feltge.
felt bobcn, ooB er olid nod ieinem
8erihpinoen BON Baltimore BORT
mar. Dos Ndohen befinoet itd in
Dem @IauberL boB Sdauml6ffel iii.
berbeiratbet lit, mo iie iuete gum 8e.
beimpoIi3iIter, ipern CT ibr befpeiiel
fonnte, Oab SdaumIoffeI fie i'll Die.
icr Sinii6t betrogen babe, wiiroe iie
i'm berratbeu, &atie @ooo lDpbnt III
8oibington bel elmer Srnu Smitb,
oeren Shuiegeriobn, ein Wann, Nas
rrens @egormid, Elm 6reltno
Sdaumloffel's ietn Ioal.
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gcbroht boberL Dab S6oumlofieI
ni9t an 6reitog, ben 10. SUM, ais
Der critic Soitbefebl gegen ibn erlai,
len ipurbc, aus Der Staot peridmauh,
ionbern crit ant nddlteu Gage. Die
Ieste Roht iou er BET einem 5reltnoe
in DIT. Baltimore 3ugebra6t ba6en.
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neonie Of alefmae.4

HhS"IN ~ OtNtNb~s
Die anltqlt an @lu0nn'S 8a1en ioa
berfauft uno lueiter ip's 2auo
perlegt iper0en. WebrereSolf.
ltliti9e in 6ela. y GQS Cottage.
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gefiibrt ncrocn. IN
Der ieit ntebreren Snbren gebegte
8iihi6 Der Gireftoren oeS nSouie Of
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brin0en, ideint iest Der gerpirtIi-
DUNG nube au leiu. 8ofiir lit es mo-
tbia Die iesige g~lnitaIt uebit ibren
@ebdlloen ufto Dem 6a3u geborigen
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foitfen uuo Damn meiter ollf benz
2ouoe relie @ebduoe 81 crrid)ten.
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rem Ser Stobt 5ilm 9puf angelo.
ten, oo6 8eridlnG iid Die Code.
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bon bier mo bon ollStuarts in Ser
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Itolt fir 6abrif5medc getreten ieicn.
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ben @obubdufern, 10 oaB man Elm
8rittcI Der iebigen Sniaiieu iofort
nod Dem tteiteu Qitartier bringen
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TomiIien . Spitem III Icparaten@e'
bdiiben nrter3itbtingen. 9ie 8naben
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port cirem conpctcntcn @bepaar be.
oufiihtiet. SIS lit hies elm Spitem,
ooS in allen Observation-Disclosures
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Den Sdnben heS 9rn. Soibna 2epe'
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Rapriec 2aapbeimet.
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eamltag, Ocn Is. 9nni 1904.
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Varf".
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rs M pnie.n
nSarmpuie,"
Samilien : Ausflaa Radl Ipuubalc.
Sunntas, ben 10. 9uni.
Grfriihnnscu $1.00.
Q70-1) Sparroius Soint Gars.

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Club" nurbe gciteru bon beruienigen
aus Wortreal permobeIt gisaleiher
3cit oerIor Der r6ditc @ipalc ser
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