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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06
Rantinen ieien.

Set Dor apinoer, iom | 1901 tit
&ongresien til at afifaffe aantineu,
og nh er oct &oinber, ipm urbeioer
for at foo Den inofsrt paanp / Scr
og 5laabe. Spab Der / amerifa gaar
iitber Iupn Of Gmtteen, iom eeent-
fig betpoer en- SeItflaife, ibarer ON.
trent til, bpob man / De noroiife ri.
ger falber 8olae eler Sonrlag, Der
oriper SonoeI meb Husoriffe eftsr
pisie itrenge Regler og life laoer Init.
bapen6e faa mere END ct tibet &pon.
INN, mebens Gerioner, iom bier fig
beifipnfebe, intet faar.
grfaring bar mi after piit, at aan.
linens afIfoffelie iaa Ianst fra bin.
orebe Srifferi % De famine Iebia.
genbe Snoer, at SiIitdnoen tbertimob
blep meget b9rre. Toa forIfiellige
Steoer | 2anoet Iigger arrueafoelin.
ger | 2eir. Hunot ON 2eirene (iffe
inbenfor) oprettebe NGnb, Der ipefu.
lerer / Menneifenes Soagbeoer, 10.
ifienfnin9siteber (Salooner), og /
munge al bisie bor Der ogiaa Isie
5ruentimmer. SoIoaterne los fla
loffe, og ser bIen ct ipare 2epen. 81.
ficererne bor Sang paa Sang flaaet
oper ben Sorb9rpeIie, Tom ben frie
Saloontrafif pmfercr Soloaterne, %
iofn be life fan binore.
@oman's Gbriitian Temperance
Union, Der fit aantinen op6epet,
batoIeoe | goo Gro oa merrte Oct bel;
men oct off, iom ofte oilers, of "6et
bebite forjnger oct goSe". Rrincip.
rptteri ligser ofte til @runo for Dor
2%opgDning, og oct Dor ogida Eli.
i9Ibet Der. Ru bar cole apinber
meo iuno Sons optradot oa frepet
en- petition til a~oneresien ON aun.
linens @ieninofsrelie. og De gaar MI
omfriitg for at iamle l1nSerifrifter
paa BEN. lln6er ct Rsbe, iom Gam.
bets fpinbelige Temperance 2eague
nplig boIbt ! @aibineton, blep oct
erfjenot, at 2open al 3bie Sebrl,ar
1901 ON aantinens afitoffelie bar
forieiIet fit, IaaI. 90 mango at 81.
gaens Neblemner bar lat fine 9apne
mnber Tetitionen. Nrs. aelton, Tom
er Sens Sorfatterinbe. bar fanet 500
llnoerifrifter inben 5oreninsen, oa
bun og anore afbolostpmber bill
iamle Here rlnot ON | 9nnoet. Gen
t5oe December ifaI Eetitionen ooer.
J lepercs til arigsminiiter 5oft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06
Koitcoe ham Sipet.
Better Hisicu inSrs ium 9is paa
Strauocn al 2afe Iidrisau.

ct Telegram fra Chicago i~ortrIIer,
at Better Nisien % bans "6oolftler"
i~oruIpffeoe poa Sarten til Statet
Rifieans Stronb. Zen lite Geeeut.
Der fonot man 2igct al oen ortittgc
SciIer | Hrrbeoen of Stepenspiae.
Did. Sffe Iangt berfra Iaa Srnact
al Seu "SuftiGf", iom Dor bans Sp.
fia6eIie. og boorucb ban isgtc at
fonme ooer Siaeu.
ellie Segn tpber pna. at RiSia
holSt iig | fin goubbalou til oct iio-
ite. Nnoife ban nutfom unber fit
6oris9 paa at frpbe no al oeu, on
Stormren Sn$oog gftermioodg Sen
30te Hooember toa Seu inc poa
Stranocil, oa 9sIacrne Iog Ben /
Siner. SoIfaIb erflTrer Scperne, at
Ssben bar en- 6slae al llbmattelie %
&ItIoe.
Getcr NiSier roocbe fit Wool
at fcmme opcr Cafe Wihiaon | fin
"SoolfiIer". Mau Iaa bans 2uit,
iGf 200 Robs fra Stmnoeu peo 81.
pingiton, Did, 6 Dill | Spo for ste.
~penSpiDc. SusSoa @ftermioSng al.
4. On Se6oeI, ion fanbtes paa ri.
get. ontpoer, at ban leo al Wsnnecl
poa 2uit. "9on life briige 2i,ftrs.
ret mere" 'toar Der. Oct bar reuet
iitpffer omtreltt i2 8onmer fra Den
bore Notwithstanding, fornto6cnt.
Iig al @sIgerncs SIag.
gn tpif 5armerfone, Soiie asbIcr.
farot 2iget peo StronSer. "a bun
SCI. If ont SormiSooqen Den lite De.
cember tittebe no al &iuouet, iaa bun
Ell Wor6 ligge paa Stranocn oeS Si.
oeu al en- unberfig @ienitono, Scr
Iiaue6e en- libpre SooboIo. Sum til.
faIbte Goboer, og man ioretog cit I'm
oeriegeIie. Or. Sobn g. Beers |
StepenSpille inbfonbt fla % erfIp.
reoe, at WanSen life por 900 peo
9rirfnina.
2iaet isrtes til Chicago, boor al.
bs6e bar Slrgtniuger. Sons Seiter
or gift meb ". s. 8ont3el / RapIc.
MOOD, on berue og bans 9ror bnoNe
Ieiet 9ugierboaoeu "Brotection"
bpormeb DC for lon1s Mifigans
StranS for at iege efter Den for.
foun6re.
grgnua bar Better HiSien Sauoels.
lPrer, men orbci0e6e | Sen ienere
3ib hos DIR. Roieberg. en- Gmbeos'
mano / Ritiaan Gertral.g nnens
Sicneite iort9Iler, at Risien oftere
taIte til bom ON fin gnIon. HRitc
CONNER biIOe bon puo uisie Gage,
Tom giennem 8Idoene bar gobt noer.
tcrte iforbeien, ietle ooer Ridligon.
iiseu | lin galon foran g~rfiriious.
bampffibeue % trpffe fore Solfc.
master iammen. 9eroeS oiISe ban
tiene go6e gerge.
afosoe bar 6anf Slesoiaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06
NYc Sanopoitruter.

Ct Telegram fra @aibingtoH flyer,
at $4,000 9anhpoItulter oil bare !
Girfiom5eS Sen lite SSuli 1905. De
pil foite aegierirgeu Iiot ooer sci.
100000. s nGite SiifaInor, iom be.
gpnSer lite SitIi nGittommeroe, pt[
G,OO0 me Ruter bIipe opretteSe. lar.
set iuntIe0e artdI blioer $4,000.
3eres auIGg og geSIigeboIoeIie bill |
rGite 5iifaIaar foite omfring $26,.
100000.
9 9oitSepartemerttct lager mi A..
900 auisguinger ON me SHUTTER,
Goorom geItenmelie life er fdttet.
Ger taa 1000 iaaonune Sa fieroe
gsiiitent gristop ooertcg oeune Del
al EoitimreIieu.
Msan tror, at ltogifterite til 2dnS.
poitnrterre bercfter forbotosuis oil
iorminoFeS, on DC giS6er, De faG
Sptte, e~iterbaauoen bliUer minSre.
8 De iiSite 6 NaaneScr bar 9oitSepar.
temsttet iinr bdut i'm SpmGrtiom.
beo heHpeuot paa anis8ntnger ira
9orntpsr, iornemmelig / De oeitlige
% noropaiflige Stater. 5 uGite 81
ifalaar bunber man at oGre iTrOig
meo Oct meite. llnSer 9tr. Sriitop
bar Set gaaet iao tort meo at ogrette
me Ruter. at life iaa meget itaar til.
6aqe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06

SEQ 2anSsbpen Siele itaar Serene
iaa n9r iamnien, at 4usierne / fine
Sfaniesrupe fan bore Sapaneiernes
Stemtner.
Den itore Scr at Rrigsforreipon'
benter, iom tioIisere ! CONNER bar
boIot til / eller | Smegnen al Wuf-
ben, er MI rebnceret til ier, 90 nugIe
al oisie aeter ogiaa meo oct ferite at
penoe Rpien .biemoper.
Smaanotiier.
GSmiral @oeIferiams 9ipiiion al
Sen rlisiiife giteriisflaaSe pasierebe !
Snsbass gabeImanoeb. Str9oet %
latte oerefter a1rrien moo Sibirtil,
franif Somalilano.
4ortreabmiral CHARLES Senrp Ou'
bis er uon9pnt til omerifanif Meo'
lem al oen internatiortaIe aommis'
iior, iom ffal idmles / Taris for at
~inberisge og afgipe &ierbelie / Noro'
i~lsnffGren.
Oct berettes, at en- ritsiiif Sorpeoo'
boaS, Tom efter en- Speibererpeoitton
penote tiIbage til SIootpoitof, peo en-
6eiltaeelie blep ifitbt ii9rrf al Gus'
iernes eene SGitningsfanoner.
Ie ltn6erponosbaaoe, iotn Hus.
lamb bar faaet fisbt | amerifa, blep
i Snsoass prspet peo aronItaot uSen.
for ct. petersburg. Sorisgere falot
obermoaoe be[Sigt no, og 9anbene oil
itrar bli ienSt pr. Sernbane til Slaoi'
poItof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06
INTERNAL Repenue.

aommisiRren Tor Snternal 8epe.
me, SSobn 8. gerfes, bar iislge en-
0orreiponoanee ira @aibinetou at
3Ote Ropember inogiuet lin aarsbe.
refining. Zen bier. at bette Sfdtte.
fon.or | iioite Siifalanr baooe en-
Snoteat Of 1922, 904 ,004. Oct par
S2.163.079 siere emo anret forro.
Sperlng for inoepGrenoe Siifai.
oar, iom euOer BEN 30te Slni 1905.
iRtter SnStGsten al oewie Slide til
$3.50, 100000.
De Stater. iom poer melt. er 81
Iinois. Rem Dorf, Snoiana. aenti.
On. S9ic % 1euuiplpania. Sct for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06

nemite Sfattehnodmeut er grrn0e.
hin, gl OF Sobaf. Sainois betaIte |
iioite 6iifaIadr S52.464271, Rap
Dorf S26,375.t25. Ssnoiana 81, i02,
37t, aentldp $2t,757,733, Ohio
S2t ,001 4t6 og BenipIpmlia SIS.
S7i,5I0.
Zen beficnSte Suriffsote ToIitifer
Senrp 6. Sert3 er Heprrne Collector /
Suinois uieO Routor / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06
Jbien | Seorino.

ct mt Telegram fra Ris6erbdon
al lite 9ecember melSer, al Seurif
sbien mi er | geSring, og at bans
!SeI6re6stilitanS for 2ie6Iiffet er iaa
bra, iom oct efter SmitGnSigbeSerne
fan oentes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06

Zen 2Sen December ieIesraferes
fra 81. Yetersburs, al iiSen Der er
fommet gefrGfteIie paa @~eretningen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-06
Stepnet er oper.
ycrScnsuS itillinacn / ct. Qonis hsrcr
mn 'piituricu til.
noniainsenS statns.

al. IL ON Iattcr meIIem Sen 30te
yfooeriber og lite Gerember IluffeSes
Splene paa Observation-Disclosures I ct.
Solts. 90 Serneo enote ct interrn.
ttorait 5cretaacnSe, iom bprer gri.
len for ale De foregoaen0e / bette
SarS. Zen coliunbinrife 8erSeus.
,iSItiaina | G6icogo 1898 off / SpiS.
zen OF flmSe glGSe iig peo It 9cisa
pna oper 81 Miaiouer Rgnreifer:
men Den iif life ct ina melenfoLfeliut
SrGg iom the Souiiiarta Burd1aie CIR.
petition Ct. 2ouis. ifisnt Scnne firr
bleo beitat al fS.767457 gerioner.
Zen itoitc lloitiIiussoug bar Oer
trltrtreite al ole. flyer Selcardumet.
Sele ct. Souis bar pru gerrue, on
@e'olfntngen Hog fla log. Dumpptber
loo. alotfcr ringere, RornboarS, iier,
@aIIoner off %tiIpeirs, op ser bar Wu.
III 90 SdIrr opcr Ell Iop $50. llSitil.
ltngSprpiioent 6rancis iif monae
Ooationer % fortiente at bGSres for
I'm opgtige 2eSeIie.
Heanna6.
ll0giiter. 9e Soreneoc Stntrr be.
taltc $500. 900 for llSitilina az
fcritieaiae 8ieritauSp. Statpr / lIti.
orclt betalte 100000. lloenldnS.
ife &cgierinaer So. 100000. Sri.
patc lloitiIlere So 100000. llSitil.
Iirgsielifabet bopoc en- ll0aift pda
S25,000,000. SHiaumen $4,000.
900.
Snotrgter. aougreSien bi0roa So.
100000. gpen ct. 9ouis $1,000.
600. Erioate goreere / Ct. 9ouis
$5,00o,000. 9iaetialsa ug sunces.
iioner til ltoiiiIlerc inobrante So.
000. 600 9ilianuneu $4,000 600.
Ni llSitinasielifabets lloaiit paa
S25,000,000 fom $t0,0000O0 ira
Ct. 2ouis, Der iaaleSes betalte Surt
fro Oen gere at faa en- gerOensrtoitil-
ling / lin giiote. Gou areoiiiiSen
man opisres, at gnen bleo aoot nper-
teret. HGiten is Riaioner iremme.
De beisate Den.
lloitiliugen oareSe IL RdaneSer,
og geisgrt | boer enfeIt Maareo bar
iom islger: April q 7ng) 1877, 1893,
Wui (26 7age) LOOT .39t, Sirui (26
9nge) 2,t24,s36, SltIi OF 9nge)
BOSS, 7I3, Septentber (26 aage)
3.65t 1878, Sfto6er OF 3age) g.
622 .229. Robcnrber (26 9oge) g..
526.935 og December q 3og) onta.
gelig 100000.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
MONTHS TRIAL FREE.
Breathe Hyomei Three or Four Times
Daily and Be Cured Of Catarrh.

Leading Wichita druggists have seen
many instances Of the remarkable powe.
Of Hyomei TO cure catarrhal troubles and
other disorders Of the respiratory orgAns.
Results in this treatment have given
them so much confidence in HyoInei that
they will give 3 months trial with the
positive understanding that il at the end
of that time cure is not effected or
enough relief gained TO warrant a con-
tinued use Of the treatment for while
longer. the money will De refunded
Hyomei is the only treatment for ca
tarrh that has ever been sold under a
mo cure, no pay plan. and the only one
where months trial treatment is free
unless it cures.
Hyonei is not a pill or liquid Just
breathe il through the neat inhaler that
comes with every outfit. and beneft vii.
be seen from the first days use. BreatheSi
in this way, the Thanksgiving Hyomei
penetrates to the nlinutest air cells OF the
lungs. and drives catarrhal germs aud
poisons from the system.
The complete outfit costs but 81. and ex-
ira bottles Of Hyonei may be obtained
for Soc
Remember that il Hyomei does not cure
you after a months trial, your druggist
viii refund your money and the treatment
viii be absolutely tree.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
(CSO0SOfsTOO 100000 \
At the Lyric Theatre,

The management is offering the strong
aest bill that they have yet presented to
their patrons. Commencing tomorrow
evening, the bill will include the very
pretty and excellent team of LaBord and
Ryerson, and a comedy creation that is
now and very pleasing, introducing char
aster and eccentric comedy, as well as
some very sweet singing. Mr.. Charles
Maxwell, whose budget Of crazy nonsen-
sicalities and clever parodys keep the
audience in an uproar all the time he is
before them. is one Of the funniest men
on the stage and never fails to bring an
audience to him. Lewis and Lake are
also very clever and are presenting one
of the most pleasing acts before the pub
lie and usually have their own way while
they are On the boards. and laugh after
laugh follows in quick succession as they
progress with their amusing speciality.
Miss. Lakes singing is one of the features
of their very entertaining sketch. AS
usual. there will be a new illustrated bal
lad and the Edison kinetosocpe will offer
some very entertaining pictures
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
OBITUARY..

All that was mortal Of little HarTT
Drusan was tenderiy taken to the train
last evening 20 be inferred In the cerne-
,erv at Cheney. Kan Funeral services
will be held over him remains where he
spent most OF his young life and where
al the age Of four years he had the mis-
fortune TO be run owed by a wagon load
ed with hogs He has suffered for eight
wears since was never well and for the
past nine weeks unconp!ainingiy suffered
untold agony and Hanged for the time
70 leave the earth. knowing that he could
never be we'll He prayed that be might
die and his spirit has nevn from his dear
ones left TO mourn
Harry vas an unusually bright and
good boy. ard all ~ho were his friends
loved him and had a tender spot Of sym
osthy in their hearts for him Rev Nc
team talked very kindly & him and 20
the Seresved family and offered fervent
rsraysr which completed The funeral @erT-
ICES here. Six OF has schcois1stcS. George
Poster Argyle King. Carl esndo. Lloyd
gearnez. car Mccoy ard zaee consy
acted as pzIl-besrers. The stts. offerings
we're many and beautiful fhe funeral
was unusually sad as we krb~ be was
Young 10 die The e,1 Rsts de, fke
youux may a."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
"a ST o7IA a.
Bear. tn. nIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a; &2Nzzm
EXCITING RUNAWAY YESTERDAY.
Horses Attached to Dray Made Things
Lively on Douglas.

Yesterday afternoon a team belonging
to Frank Hollicke became frightened at
a passing engine while Mr.. Hollicke was
loading junk at the gas plant, and jerk
ing away from their driver dashed up
Waco avenue and turned east onto Doug
las. They did not strike anything until
they came near the curbing just east of
the alley between Main and Market
streets. There Miss Alice Hatfield was
sitting in a buggy holding her father s
fine black horse. Seeing that the run
away team. which was attached to a
heavy truck wagon. was sure to strike
the horse and buggy. she sprang ont and
started 20 lead the horse onto the side
walk. Before she could accomplish this.
however. the team and wagon struck the
buggy. forcing the horse attached 10 il
from his foting in such a manner as to
drive the shoes loose from his hind feet
The buggy was not hurt. The team was
stopped a few feet further on, with no
other
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

or purchase Christian Science literature
are invited to call.
Calvary Presbyterian church. 18th and
Market street. Mrs. c. f. Bradt has
kindly consented 10 give an address on
Foreign Mission" this evening An In
teresting and profitable time is anticipat-
ed
At Plymouth Congregational church
Sunday morning. DIR. Sargent will preach
20 the soldiers OF the Grand Army. a
memorial day discourse. The ladies OF
the relief corps and ex-confederat esoi-
diers viii also attend. Ihere viii be spe-
ciaI music and solo b. Prof Ellen
berger. Prof. Just viii play violin
ofrertory. In the evening RI. Potter OF
Hartford. Conn. one Of the most bril-
liant and able ministers of the congre-
gational church. wfl preach the Basal
aEreate sermon
odd Testsr rnent Stories: J. The Story
Of Creation" at the rnversslist church.
u North Main street At II a. n. sun
day. b. Rev. C. w Z GossOw
FIRST Unitarian church. Topeka and
Central avenues. Rev. " (. YAH. pastor.
sunday viii oe observed with a special
service the Flower sunday of -
church: and appropriate EEsusie viii be
given by the youthful choir. whose nun
bers viii iaci1de -C. ~s Sometimes
Dream of Lands Across the Sea" and
% FAIR June Day Xr Knox - In
coin. viii sing Ny Rossry. and the
pastor viii preach az appropriate serrpoa-
All are welcome
Memorial services win be hs6 today
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

At the Emporia Avenue Nethodgrt church
zt the corner Of Dewey ard Emrofia
avenues. a. II a. m. Sermon preached by
the pastor. r. g Pollard Ex-corfs,i---
ate soldiers and their families are lavit-
ID. The poem. The wounded Soldier. .
will De given ~ Mrs. Pollard a- "a.
close q the Eerfaon The queen Esther
Circle siil have charge Il the sveu!nx
services. Ep~orth LssEpe ~ . n
"Old TeFtsment Etor1ss- The Etorv q
N. Creation st the rnisersslsst .esx-
ices In the ladies' gymnasium, Al II q m.
~ Rev G. " Y. Gosso-. Haaaaz sehesi
si y :. m Z. r. c. L. a; : , m
>.r- Upton Cox viii SPEAK Al IN. u,.s,.
fuertiag THE Afternoon Al = N sf n,
rooHs q the ]. G G A. ovsr ~ North
Main Every Soaax business nan a.
peesaIiy invited
Memorial services vHi - hssa ~ "a.
sou;h i>s~rsncs avenrs Chrgsssas ehssrea
at 1913 - n. ConSac;s6 b - r ~
Lain. EEsies,os pos;. sbs e. sAs
" Z r. snd isases % the q A T.
vsa bs 81 sstsu6zns@
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
Places Of Worship
Religious Services In
Wichita Today.

The preaching services at the First
BAPTIST tomorrow will be conducted by
Rev Geo S. Kicker Morning service,
IL o'clock; evening service, O'CLOCK
Sunday school. $50 TO 10:sO a. m. 3. y
p u. meets at p. m. To all Of these
services you are welcome. Corner OF
First and Market streets.
The pastor of the Reformed church.
Rev. Bruce Griffith. will, this evening.
begin a series of discourses on the study
OF the Old Testament prophets. TO be
continued at the Sunday evening service
through the month OF June.
The U. B. church has been enlarged by
the addition of one room 20x5o which
will be used for the primary department
OF the Sabbath school and for the young
peoples meeting. And a nice room lZxlf
for committee room. and a normal class
In the Sabbath school May also be
used for a pastors room, and beautified
with a new coat Of paint outside. The
work inside has been delayed on account
OF waiting for the shipment Of the roll
ing partition separating the young people
room from the auditorium We will have
TO wait for the new pews. also. so the
reopening day mas not ye, been appointed.
In the meantime the entire floor space
OF the two rooms arc seated with chairs
and everyone attending the services can
be comfortably seated We invite every
body 10 come TO our regular services
which are: Sabbath school. 20 q. m.
preaching az II The Juniors meet at 3
?. N. The y. P. c. L ~ :. and evening
preaching al S. Wednesday evening AZ
O'Clock IL our weekly prayer meeting
Choir meeting and practice Friday eve
ming. Tire children viii render "A ex-
cellent program next Sunday. begipnlug
at 30 ?. N. being osr Children's Day
service. They vii be assisted by the
choir and other special music.
Reformed church. corner SOUTH Topeka
avenue and Lewis street. Bruce Gri-th.
pastor. Service and sermon II II a II
and . n O1ertorfes AZ both services
by choir TIE evening sermon vii y
On Mature Il Hebrew Prophecy al IN
troductson 70 a series of sermons on the
Old Testament prophets sunday scha-oi
a. 70 a. II. Young peoples meeting a.
, II
west SIDE Presbyterian chDTch. eorasr
Of Dodge and Texas avenues The pastor.
Rev Walter NJ IRWIN. VII p-szca -
the 1873 a N servses upon A Tz~ns1sih
Century CAN The theme foT the eve
r.nx sermon viii he. What Siil yoo
p1t into I4fsy'
FIRST Church os Christ Scsesfssts. eo--
,.r % Lawrence s~e-se and S~cons
street. services. sunaay school for ire
Children AZ ss. church at - cock.
sssbSscs. GOD tie uaiy Cause ard Gre
zror. Testaraoeszl ard sEEeTss1cs zzs~t-
TX wednesday sye11nE al 5cso-ch- al
are ia.ised 70 srtsE6 ;Sss< serT1ess TIE
reading room 81 ,he frons % the enSrea
"a open daHr fron I1ss rll so cfciock.
exeeps Sunday. P<rxoss desiring - yeaA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
CLASS OF FIFTY TO
BE INITIATED TODAY
Knights Of Columbus of Kan
Sas Will Gather Here.
TWO HUNDRED EXPECTED
Ladies of Auxiliary Order Also
to Attend.
TWO HUNDRED EXPECTED

Today the initiatory exercises Of class
Of fifty will be observed, admitting the
class in to the order of the Knights OF
Columbus This will give the order In
this city about $50 members.
The state officers will be present to con-
fer the rights. and they will be assisted
by the local team.
Visitors are expected from all over the
state to the number of probably 200
The exercises will begin with high
mass at the cathedral at 1920 This will
be celebrated by Father McKernan, state
chaplain of the order in Kansas, the
sermon will be delivered by Bishop Hen
messy. Immediately following the high
mass.
The initiatory exercises will be held at
O'Clock D. m at tie odd Fellows hall.
This evening a banquet will be given
In the school hall at the corner OF st.
Francis and Third streets Father Kelly
willeact as POSTMASTER and there Will be
responses by a number of prominent of
. GERS of the order The banquet will be
served by the Altar society of the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella.
large nunber OF the visitors will be
ladies of the auxiliary order, or Daugh-
ters of Isabella. They will be afforded
entertainment during the day, while the
initiation exercises are in progress.
Delegations will be present from
number of the larger councils over the
state. Among the visitors will be Judge
Madden of Emporia; Rev. Mckennan,
state chaplain of the order, and P. j.
Manahan. past state deputy. of Topeka
Bishop Meerschaert of the diocese of OK
lahoma and the Indian Territory, arrived
yesterday and will participate in the eX-
ercises Last evening telegram was re-
ceived from W. r. Connolly of Toledo,
stating that he and two friends Messrs.
Flanagan and O'Neal. would arrive here
this morning. Mr.. Connolly is promi-
nent member of the order.
This Is one of the largest classes that
has been initiated into the knights of
Columbus order in the state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
LEWIS ACADEMY LOSES.

Lewis Academy lost fast game Of
baseball To Rose Hill yesterday afternoon
by a score Of TO l. The game was cali
ed at o'clock on the Fairmount dia-
mond
In the first inning the Rose Hill boys
crossed the rubber twice on single. a
stolen base and two errors That ended
their scoring. only ore of their men
reaching third base afterward The
Academy. though the had the best Of
the batting. were unable to bunch their
hits and were shut ont until the eighth.
In that inning Graham brought in their
only score
Merry. for the academy. was very ef-
fective. allowing only three hits. Rose
Hill used three men In the box. Sialey
SwindeI and Jones. Although they nine
str;ke-outs 20 their credit to Merry's six
the Academy set total Of seven hits
and were allowed three walks. Each
pitcher hit two men with the ball Merry.
however. allowed no bases on balls
Merry and Reed PLAYED the best fielding
game for the Academy Reed secured
two difficult flies and assisted in a double
play in the second while Merry made
eight assists without an error. McCIag-
gage al first anu Gitte-water at short
did the best work for Rose Hill The
Academy boys close the season next
Wednesday with a game with the Wich-
ita Commercial College
Rose Htil goes to ri Dorado next Mon
day, where they expect difficult game
The score by innings was as follows:
r H E
Rose Hill .-..--....2 ooooocoe-e
Academy ............o oee0osoloI =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
SECOND GAME MONDAY.
Friends and Fairmount Will Meet on
Hess Field

The second of a series Of three base
ball games between Friends University
and Fairmount College will be played
Monday afternoon, commencing at
O'Clock. on. Hess athletic field
With the defeat of TO l in Friends
favor ringing in their ears, the Fair
mount boys are determined to carry of
the honors Monday afternoon. The best
game of the season is anticipated.
More seats have been built at Hess field
and almost an unlimited number of spec
tators can be supplied with resting
place during the game. There will be
10 extra charge for the seats.
The lineup for Mondays game will be
about the same as that of the first game
played Friday. McGill will pitch for
Friends and Bates for Fairmount.