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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-07
BY 1HEIIGHI OE1HE MOON

SCOTT CITY, Kan, April Con Thursday
morning s2,OO0in currency was stolen from
the Pacific express office at Horace,
Greeley county, by j. H. Draper, the newly
appointed night operator. The money
had been sent express from bank in Kan
sas City to the Kansas State bank, of Scott
City, but by mistake of the express mes
senger was carried on west to Horace. The
agent there had ordered the night opera
tor to put it on the next train going east
but the sum was too tempting and he
skipped with 1t. Draper came to Horace
from Arkansas about two weeks ago, hav-
ing been discharged from a position as
train dispatcher in that state He is about
six feet high, dark complexion, dark hair
thin sandy side whiskers and moustache
and weight about 40 pounds. Detectives
are on his track
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IOWA cOIINc1 MEMS Cal APES

Dies MONIES, Ia, April 6-The governor
today signed the bill fixing the pay of
councilmen in all cities Of the first class at
$3.50 per year as compensation in full for
their service The bill met with much op.
position from the aldermen them
selves, who object to haYe
their actual income cut down,
although the amount is an increase of $500
over the past salary. The practical effect
has been that aldermen would spend hun
dreds of dollars to be elected to an Office
that had salary of $50 per year Once
elected they found means to increase their
compensation by special appropriations
as heads of committees, or as charged
with extra work of some kind. 1t
is notorious that city members of
the council have gotten from $1,000 to
$1,000 apiece out of the Office wher1 the
salary was but $50.
The new law provides that aldermen
shall receive $3.50, and that it shall be the
compensation they shall receive. Some
aldermen who have been making good
living as members of the council are feel
ing like resigning.
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THE MUSEUM.

Today the grand drawing of the ladies'
gold watch aud chain viii take place at the
museum. Manager r obbins would like TO
to impress on the minds of the ladies that
it is necessary for them to be present with
their ticket or send them with lady
friend to insure their chance of getting the
watch. The drawing will be conducted by
a committee of ladies. Miss May Smith 5
singing aud dancing in the burlesque of
the arrival of Edwin Booth" is hugely
enjoyed Next week an entire new com
pany will open at the house in the great
sensational play Sentenced to Death y
New freaks and attractions are rapidly be-
ing booked
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CUT YANoToRlous CRIMINAL

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, April 6.-Last
night, in the lower part of town, Refugio
Aleman, noted bad character, called
Feliciano Garcia out of his house and
assaulted him with knife, cutting him
across the bowels, after which he fled and
and made good his escape across the river.
Garcia, the man assaulted, Is not of very
good mind The row is said to have been
over a woman.
Alemsn is a noted assassin. He is an es
capped criminal from the castle of San Juan,
at Vera Cruz, and is the same man who
some time ago made an assault on Sheriff
Brtta's house with the avowed intent To
murder the officer. He is an understood.
pale complexioned man, with a man with
Q small, black mustache.
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BLEW OUT THE GAS.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, April 6.-Katie
Doyle and Mary McLain, supposed to be
from Mount Pleasant, Pa, came to the
Grand hotel yesterday evening as chamber
maids. They were asked if they knew how
to turn off the gas and they said they dds
This morning when called they failed to
rise and search revealed the fact that the
gas was escaping in the room occupied by
the girls. The door was forced open and
both were found unconscious. Katie
Doyle died in few minutes. Miss Nc
Lain still lives but is unconscious. The
girls are apparently about Is or 10 years OF
aye.
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'-Chsstnsss "

The c. K & n Ry. "Rock rslnad
Route. are now running the most eisunns
chair cars between Wichita and Kss3aos
City that are used Ia KansaA This 10 IT,
only line running chair cars on nontng
trains TO Kansas City. This Is the niy
line running chair cars through 10 Chi
cago. This Is the only linz raining ckats
cars 10 Topeka ard 81 Joseph This 8
the great line between wichita and al
points portk. cas-; and south. Cali ~ No
30 r.. Douglas avenue. SQ
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THE PHILADELPHIA COMMITTEE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 6.-The sen
atrial investigating committee had before
1t today Collector of Port Caldwaller, In
ternal Revenue Collector Gerker and
Superintendent Potts, of the mint Csld-
waller and Gerker testified that since
they had received their appointments they
had changed most of the employees in their
offices but only for cause. They claimed
to have improved the service thereby.
Two inspectors of customs were called.
who claimed they had never been given a
chance TO disprove the charges alleged to
have been preferred against them.
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a FIREMAN kittrD

ELMIRA, \. Y, April 6.-The engineer of
a passenger train on the Delaware, Lacka-
wana & Western railway went off the
track fifty-five miles east of Buffalo about
midnight. Fireman Hoyt Bogart, of Ell
mira, was killed and Engineer John
Thompson, of Elmira, was badly hurt,
The cars did not leave the track and no
passengers We're injured. Cause of the
accident was the washout of culvert.
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a MONSTER 81 ASH

CARTHAGE, Mo-, April 6.-The biggest
shot ever fired in this part of the state was
made here this afternoon at the Missouri
White Lime and Stone company's quarres.
There We're eighteen holes ten feet deep,
ten feet back from the edge of the ledge,
covering $50 feet in length. In these were
placed 204 sticks of giant powder, fired by
an electric battery. Over 5000, 600 pounds
of pure lime rock was blown out. The
was witnessed by several hundred
people, and was perfect success.
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Via the Missouri Pacific railway. the
new short line TO all Colorado, Utah and
Pacific coast points. Commencing April
Ist snd continuing thereafter until sep
tem5er -, round trip tickets viii be sold
via this line TO Pneblo. Denver. Colorado
Springs and Manitou al SO 90, 70 Ogden
and salt Lake az 81 80 and other points in
proportion. Tickets good three months
with limit Of thirty days in each direction
" tchIi4 az $50 ?. IA passengers bare
choice II elegant Few free reclining CHAIR
cars. che onIy line having tAas service. or
Pullman BUFFET sleeYers 20 Dsnve-. FROM
Geaeseo through 10 Denver without
change, Quickest tine and finest road.
For reservation Of berths c. any IafoyEsz
ton cal az e;tr ricset 9fFler. No. Iz7 North
Main street " G. KEEEAS.
I20a Pass. and Tiki Axt-
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ANOTHER WRECK

FT. WORTH, Tex, April Ga baggage
car and sleeper loaded with Galveston peo-
pie returning from Denver were wrecked
on the Fit Worth 81 Denver City railroad
at Alvord this morning. J. Ii. Floyd, of
Kansas City, a drummer, was instantly
killed, and the fireman of the train was
seriously injured. The wreck was caused
by the front trucks of the sleeper jumping
the track
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PStljpSIL FRATERNITY

SANDUsKYsO., April 6.-The annual con-
vention of Psi Epsilon fraternity of the
United States will be held at Columbus,
O., May 10 and II, under the auspices of
the Iota chapter of Kenyon college. Gov
Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia. will be the ora
tor at the banquet, and Bishop knicker-
booker, of Indiana, will be presiding Off
Ger Of the convention. Prominent mem
bers of the society viii be present from
the east and west.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
SINGLE TAX CONFERENCE

CHICAGO, April GA call for a national
single tax conference was issued today by
w. w. Daily, of this city, who was re-
quested to do so by 400 persons in different
parts of the country. who are interested in
the movement. All persons who believed
that the public revenues should be raised
by single and direct tax upon relative
land values are invited to attend and take
part in the deliberations. 1t is not de-
signed that the conference shall nominate
a presidential ticket. The purpose is to
form a national organization for the pur-
pose of propaganda.
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EATAlIY WOIINDED.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April Ga Paris,
Tenn, special to the American says Ken
nedy Porter, son of Ex-Governor Porter,
was shot and probably fatally wounded
here last night about II O'Clock by Will
Edmunds. The origin of the difficulty is
supposed to be the attentions of young
Porter to Edmunds' sister, which the
latter objected to and had frequently
threatened to kill him did he not desist.
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ACYCLoNE VISITS sIoUxCITY

SIOUX CITY, April 6-During asviolent
electric storm yesterday cyclorid passed
over this city from southwest to north
west. The funnel cloud was seen by many,
and was accompanied by a roaring noise.
1t struck in and picked up the residence of
Mark Morlin and hurled it to the ground
in the rear of the lot. Mrs. Morlin was
severely injured. The house of Mr.. Rich
mond WAS wrecked
At Sibley tornado swept over the coun-
try doing immense damage to property,
Without a moments warning the wind
rose from slight breeze to hurricane.
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AN ELoPEMENT NIPPED IN THE BUD.

DECATUR, H., April 6-John Richter
and Miss Mary Skudarek, girl not yet Is,
eloped from Mantle to Decatur this morn
ing for the purpose of getting married
The consent of the mother of the girl was
secured, but that of the father was with
held. While John and Mary were at the
county clerks office, both were arrested
and held in custody by the police until the
girls father arrived from Mantle He
took her back home unmarried, leaving
her lover disconsolate in Decatur Mary
says she will not stay at home, but will
go out and earn her own living until she
is IS, when she will marry John. The
parties are well known in Lincoln, Ill.
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DIED FROM INJURIES.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 6.-The Pioneer
Press learns from Waterville, Mimi, that
two children injured by the falling of
house in the wind storm of Thursday after
noon died TODAY At the narrows near
Waterville several houses and outbuild-
ings were blown down but no one was in
i'm rad
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THE CONTROL OFTHE M. KIT.

New YORK. April cit is semi officially
stated that there will no contest for the
control of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
at the election on May ls, Mr. Gould hav-
ing signitied to the stockholders commit
tee that if opposition stockholders desired
to elect their own directors he had no OBJ
lection, The stockholders so far have not
the ticket for directors which
they will vote for but it is settled that Ell
ery Anderson will be elected president.
and he has agreed to serve. The transfer
books close April 10
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Head, and Order whas You shorli Have, &
Comply v an the law.

Read, and Order whs, You shouli Have,
Comply van chs Law.
Each township trustee should have a
trustees record road record. poor record
and a full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least 3. Also some sta
tiouery.
Each township treasurer should have a
treasurer's record
Each township clerk should have clerk >
record and warrant book
Each justice of the peace should have a
civil docket, criminal docket, stray record
transcripts, compiled laws Of 1885, and a
full assortment of blanks
Each constable should have an assort-
uent of blanks
Each read overseer should have road
overseers account book, receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work and a
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished To the
officers Of each well regulated township at
the expense Of the township.
For sale At the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly filed by mail or express prepaid.
As II VISIT
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, April 6.-The emperor and
empress of Brazil visited Queen Victoria
at the Villa PALMER today Queen Vic
toria and Prince and Princess Henry of
Battenberg afterward partook of luncheon
with the king and queen of Italy at the
Pitt Palace. There were also present at
the luncheon other members of the royal
family, Premier Crispi, Earl Cadogan.
and Syndic, of Florence. Covers We're laid
for fifty-six guests Queen Victoria sat
on the right of King Humbert and the
empress of Brazil on the left.
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SCHWARTZ FOUND.

MILWAUKEE, April Geo. Schwartz,
the defaalting treasurer of Crystal Falls.
Mich, was arrested here at noon today.
He was found under the assumed name of
Howard in a house on the west side,
living with the young woman who accom-
panied him in his flight Schwartz admits
that he made way with S, ESQ or 6,ao OF
public money. He is about - years OF
q
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FOTHrRtNGHAmS CASE

ST LOUIS, Mo-, April 6.-The entire day
in the Folheringham damage suit was
consumed in cross-examination of plaintiff
by Judge Laughlin, counsel for defense.
Examination was very rigid and the ordeal
trying one, but direct testimony was not
disturbed In any essential particular, nor
was witness rutfled in the least.
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lOWAUEGiSEATURE,

DEs MoISBs, Ia, April Ga resolution
was passed by the house this afternoon
providing for an amendment to the state
constitution granting suffrage TO women
The senate passed bill restricting non
resident aliens in their rights to acquire
and hold real estate.
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LEAvENWORTH REPUBLICANS.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., April 6.-The Re-
publican primaries in this city and in
Leavenworth county, as far as heard from,
chose unanimous delegations in favor Of
Col. D. r.. Anthony for governor, Major
Morrill, for congress and Graybill for ma
tional convention.
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RATHERR ROMANTIC.

CHICAGO, April 6.-The attempt of a
young and beautiful girl to commit sui
eide brought to the knowledge of the police
last evening romantic story of love and
disappointment.
Early in the evening woman ran
breathlessly into the Canalport avenue
station and asked help for preventing.her
sister from taking poison. She was Mrs.
Julia Durkin, of No. Leslie street, with
whom lives her sister, Miss Agnes Masters,
10 years old. The girl was sitting at the
table with her face buried in her arms.
She had been governess in the aristocratic
home of a wealthy well-known manufac
turer. In the family was 20 year old boy,
who fell deep in love with the pretty gov
erness, who reciprocated the affection.
They were secretly engaged, fearing to tell
his parents. The boy proposed a runaway
marriage, but Agnes objected and urged
no delay in confding their story of love-
and engagements TO his parents. The father
was greatly progressed in favor of the
girl and gave his consent to the marriage
and offered to set his son up in business
The mother violently opposed the match
and ordered the girl to leave the house.
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HIGH WATER.

STANsGAR, Ia. April 6.-The Cedar river
at this point is higher than it has been for
several years. A wagon load of men and
boys, in attempting to cross small tribu
tary yesterday, were washed down the
stream. Four of them. were drowned.
Names Of the drowned are Frank Bauny,
Isaac Landstorm, Frank Reames and An
drew Goldberg
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E.xs. prsi,sAsns f.aas..

" u Murdoch e. Bro, proprietor.
printers, binders. publisher. and bIsnk
book manufacturers All kinds a ets.rty
township and school distrie. records az
blanks. Legal blanks Of every a-scrir,,Ir,,,l
sSmpaste ssoex Of Josfie.s eocssse and
blanks. job printing Of al tjnds c.
solicited Addrrsz al e1,r..
ruunicsr3ors 20
X p. AURpocg. Manager.
dse-tfs WHIT Wirht.a 49,.
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MOROCCO.

TANGIER, April 6.-Everything remains
quiet. 1t is generally expected that sat
isfactory settlement of the differences be-
tween the American and Moorish govern
ments will be effected through the media
ton of the British, French and italian
ministers
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WHiSkY,S DEADLY WORK

WIKEsgARRE, Pa, April 6-Mrs- Mary
Sharpe. Of Wsnemyer, was engaged in the
manufacture of whisky this afternoon
when the pot containing the same toppied
over into a hot fire. The fluid biazed.
setting fire to her clothing and she was
burned 10 death in few minutes. Thr-e
of her children who tried 10 save her, were
also burned and will die. The husband
and father, John Sharp. who was al work
at the time, is reported to have become
insane.
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SIMILARTO CYCLONE,

DELPHI, Ind, April Ga terrific wind
and rain storm passed over this place last
night. At Sleeth's, five miles north, it
partook of the nature of a cyclone. Sever
al houses were blown down and freight
train on the Monon line was lifted from
the track, 6 No one was injured s
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CAUSED BY JEALOUSY.

SHREVEPORT, La, April "a young
man, Charles Lacouf. was lodged in Jail
here yesterday charged with murder
and arson in having set fire to house in
which Alice Wise (colored) was asleep at
clock yesterday morning. The woman
was burned to death. The crime was
caused by jealousy.
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A complete history and guild. Of Okla,
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Everybody contemplating going 20 tia.
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lahoDa Publishing Co, Wichita. Kan,
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Santa Re Route.

Colorado and Utah excursion rates. com
menciBg April lst, 1855 and continuing
sale until September a1Jta. 1855. unless 9TH
erwise advised, thc atchison. Topeka *
Santa Re railroads will sell tickets To the
following summer resorts viz: Denver.
Colorado Springs Pueblo and Trinidad for
s23 round trip; Salt Lake and Ogden s45 20
round trip, tickets good for three months
from date Of sale with limit OF thirty
days going and returning with stopoysr
privileges The Santa Re IL the only line
having morning and night trains 10 these
points, also the only stone ballast line be
tween Wichita and Denver. It's bridges
are ali iron and stone. making IL &c
srnoothest. safest and most comfortable
Toate 70 the west. besides sayln n from eight
To ten hours il time. For further infor-
nation about side trips etc, call At Union
ticket Office, =. North Main street. Union
depot, OAK street and Doug! avenue sfa-
ton ". ID. ArEDoCg.
1i4tf Passenger Agent
2 rsrr,rs1 Erie zrarS. 10 cs< a can A. Z ~
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SPORTING,

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 6.-Samuel Barke-
ley, of Pittsburg base ball club, was re-
leased to Kansas City today for $1,000. He
at once signed contract to play second
base for the Cowboys" at a salary Of
81 500
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THE "ou STRIKE SITUATION.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Mr. Jeffrey, general
manager of the Illinois Central, called
with Messrs. Sargent, Monahan, Hoge and
Murphy at the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy offices this morning and met
Messrs. Dexter, Peasley, Stone and Besler
Mr.. Sargent acted as spokesman in behalf
of the late engineers and firemen of the
Burlington, and urged that the whole
matter be left to arbitration, but the rail-
road company objected that such a propo
sition was inadmissible at the present
time, as their ranks were sub
stantiallv full Of engineers and fire
men who were entirely salts
fed with the rules and terms of employ
ment. The situation of these new men
and the terms on which they were engaged
were fully explained to Mr.. Sargent, who
admitted that the railroad company could
not consider any proposition looking to
their discharge Mr.. Stone then urged
Mr. Sargent.to have the strike called off,
promising to consider applications from
the old men and to give as many of them
work as he could
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MINERS STRIKE.

MACON, Mo-, April 6.-Four hundred
miners in the Bevier mines have quit work
on account of the refusal of the operators
to pay them 80 cents per ton instead OF 80
cents.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 6.-Advices from Sooloo
say that fighting recently broke out be-
tween the Spanish garrison and Sooioo ma
tives and that ten Spaniaris and 200 ma
tlves We're killed and seventy SpaniardS
wounded, including a number of officers.
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LUMBER YARD BURNED.

WILL1AMsPoRT, Pa, April 6.-Fire this
evening Quilted the lumber yard of Brown,
Clark & Howe, covering territory of five
acres. Between four and five million feet
of pine ard hemlock lumber and pickets
were burned, involving a total loss Of
about $40, 200; insurance S65, 1000.
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

CHICAGO, April GA special to the Chi
cago Daily News from Valparaiso, Ind,
SAYS four men were killed by a dynamite
mill explosion this morning at Miilers
station The shock shook buildings in
NaiDaraiSo.
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HAND IN HAND.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 6.-The Re
publicans of New Orleans today endorsed
the city ticket nominated by the Young
Mems Democratic association.
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ge aaaieha Daily Eagle Saturday aaorue aprir r sss
ELECTED 70 THE BOTANY CHAR.

GGCOftD 10 7 ne Do y ANY OrLNin.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 6.-The board
OF trustees Of the university of Tennessee
BY unanimous vote have elected Profess
sor F. Lamson Scribner. at present chief OF
the bureau of mycoIogy in TIE department
of agricultural az Washington, d. c.. to
the chair of botany and horticulture in the
university of Tennessee; also botanist to
the agricultural experiment station Of
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Ihey Speak for themselves.

The most convincing and re-
liable evidence o, the success OF
Drs. Ketchum & Ross:
william Barr, cancer cured; Mrs. A.
Webse or, catarrh and throat trouble cured.
Mrs. Chas. Leaven, tcstifys 20 the cure
Of chronic nicer; John Hicks. skin disease:
John Yodty, cured Of c.,ronic rheumatism:
Mrs. j. X. Shen, female weakness: Mrs II.
u. Walters. female Weakness; and many
others in Wichita. Such is the universal
verdict of DIR. X. and r. s patients
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BROKE .IAII

HANNIBAL, Mo, April John DIETRICH,
who was awaiting trial for the murder of
VIM Brandt last fall, escaped from the
Shelbyville Jail last night and is still at
large,
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IHh Hare

OulT go round trip % Denver. Pueblo
aad Colorado Springs, and ~ round TRIP
. Sal, Lake and Ogden, via the Missouri
PacsGe railway, the Rev short line Free
reclining chair cars, and Puiirnsa .lsrpers
run through 10 II