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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
Notice to Contractors and Builders.

The county commissioners convene
in regular session next Monday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

If so much trouble is encountered
by the grand old party in carrying
the cities of Kansas, how will it be
when the farmers are to handle?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
PUBLIC
coincidence
ENSURES
PUBLIC
PATRONAGE.

The enormous
and continuous
growth of our
business testi-
hes to the truth
Of this assertion.
We sell what we
advertise and
guarantee every.
thing to be as we
represent it,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28
In The superior court.

The superior court has ground ONT the
following lIIst during the past week:
". \. Davis vs. farmees. Insurance
Co.-dismtsscd at pIamt.h S motion and
costs.
Hearing in the appointment OF viewers
Was SIT lor August lst' III tine matter oi
petition OF o. l.. Loving Tor aoouHtE road.
'"t ''' ''''' -' ''' w. ''''' 80.
-r's'raiHl"4 or''I 'o''''''''''' !''''''''i''
given TIL July 'I To ''' "'''''..'.' 'o''.-
PI1lt'
.,.,'. ...I .f.,........;,..
hh'tlH- P'-lo, III "N-'} ana .'..'. s''''''-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28

~ ,'o''i' o' regents oi the agricui-
,"''' , ,o''tE'' previous TO adjournment
''''' .7"'"'''y' tlecfe" Enos \. Bryan,
y T.. '''''''' u, 'l'ehIeS university, at
rI,s+o,, ~. 1T. 80 w.
ILL.,, All a,}..','', w. WV ~ '''ul'u'''
i s,iI t.l,,a g.. 'N''Io' -''' ID '"
tboro,nb ,,I,aI,. N,','''''''' ''.'' Il
''7O'
many ros boon ..n'-I,,s;.,'' ','''' ,'', WIN,
aIon, t,, limo a,.l aa,y',,-7. ''''','
kitchen i t.l,;r,, .a. :',', ~, y D''''N' ''0''
bor lst Ia n'9Io ' ,'I',.,' ,',' ., i''','
Iou.isto, ,...tor,a,, ',,L '','i,,') ,.n ~ ~
leave for St. Iouis newt wool, fo,. a. .L,rt
visit.
-Nfoysrs ,,,;uou.1l... ,,l p......
q con,n.niad ~. tl l,;!.,, "'i,' ,, = |
uarriy and ,1rs III -, '', ~
Medical Lake for bri f camping out
visit. The trim was made with foam,
-,
me Guy electloh to elect Il lull COM
P,e'i'e'I. VI cI'! o'''eI''s VIII nc Helu IN
''po"' ninety o'!s' seven to''ilc'Il''en
WIN oe e'ec''"' NO" Is 'he V'ihe 10 cast
~ ''''''' '''''
County warrants, in the sum OF So
600. have been issued this week in Day
ment OF the old court house claims Of
L.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28
XJ-.REM AkD-A5

strayed, from George Russell's place.
az sunshine, \. =. h. H., about April
LIST, one bright bay mare years Old,
branded ; on left hip, with long man
and tail: has colt with her ii it liycI.
Also one chestnu. -sorrel mare, 6 years
old, branded : on left shoulder, and on
lett hip; has loag name and tail. Five
dollars reward will be paid to any per
son for the return OF the above described
property, or by notifying
GEORGE Russell,
Sunshine,
l40W4#J Moscow =. O.. Idaho.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28
street

The railway service OF the Nor'I''r''
Pacific from Pullman to "eheste -
ahominable and intolerable. Inc ua''l
passenger train reaches the former PoInI PII
at D. m, and never leaves before 4;oo
and sometimes o'clock. After leaving
fine engine frequently abandons 'n'
train and snorts gaily off to parts 'N-
known, returning leisury to escort 'I''
train a few miles further and theh t"Ne ,,
another little solitaire excursion Inc
mails and passengers for a large ana ana
nonnIons region are aboard at the V'n''
lint that seems to have no influence oi'
the management responsible Tor me OUT
ragoous delays, Stage travel Is " ae-
cided relief and relaxation after the mis- !n,
or,bIe train service now IN vogue J ne
deIinouence Of this branch VIII d.
r,npbt vigorously to the attention 81
fine postal authorities for their inter-
rortion.-Le vision Tribune.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28
I low y

Wm. buckley has two frSt-cas- water
trouehs that he viii trade for feed or
garden truck. gptD
At Vests Variety Store for bargains
More than $50 articles to select nom
Prices the lowest.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28
NEWS OF The CITY.
u.nD.piugs in Pullman During the
Past Week.
,,r.meuts of our Citizens ChrOnicled
by the Herald

Gun ~. charge of Rev. L. Q. Baird, Nm.
uH1,i lor teacher OF the class, and Messrs.
Du'AI Hnncate. Chevalier and kitzmiller,
i'us, i.rtod Tuesday morning for the Ruby
uSpI', inning district, in Idaho. They
V'',S 90 nrenared for any kind OF game, and
Wv. wy, hind OF fun, well equipped with
''t. ~. and other camping paraphernalia,
WV ,,n make things lively in the forests
.;n aT roxt Friday, when they expect to
,D n,r,or M train OF pack mules and haul
their booty home
meeting OF the city council last
Monday evening complaint was hled
18TH Malone, against Deputy Mar
.i.l y Nnrray, charging the officer with
n;nc beyond the bounds of his duty by
sk;nc his, Malone's' team from the
street. and putting them in the livery
.,abe. Murray claims that the team
had stood out all day, and needed atten-
,ion and that he did the act as humane
ono the council will consider the charge
this friday evening.
Services at the Christian church
Sunday, July 80, are as follows: sun
day school at 10 a. m; preaching by
Elder s. B. Letson, at ! / a. M; meeting
ot the Christian Endeavor at I in the
evening, to be followed at eight b. a ser
mon by the congregation. This is quite
an unusual affair, and will give all an
opportunity to hear the sentiments OF
the people.
Tile base ball ground will soon be in
frst-class condition. The first game will
be played tomorrow, when the nine
from Guy will try conclusions with the
home suggers. 1t wont do for Pullman
to lose the initial game on the new
ground after so much expense has been
put on it, so go in to win, boys.
Donald Ryrie and J. W. Mathews,
dpullman, joined part,' OF MoscoWites
and are rustcating in the wilds OF Idaho
this week. It's death to the bear that
tries his molars on either OF the Pullman
boys. Ryrie has not yet given up his
bicycle trip to Chicago and the world
ilr
The entire Northern Pacific railroad
system is now making gigantic reduC-
ton in expenses, consequently good
"!'"? VI 'nt boys IN" themselves o"'
!" Jo'' "''lle oVherS IecelN'u It '"' j"
"'svy' II All comes nara 'neS' ''''''S'
The ladies Of the Congregational
'1'''' 'u'eI'a''leu 'l'e Iao'ts oI 'ile var
""S o'Nef chufches oil the city IN t'e
p'''o'S Vi 'he ehureh' Iast W eoleSo"H
a0ter"oon,. \ delightful time WAS the
. -H''' H. NJ MoooS VIII pfeaeh III
.'' '"+'ss"'''''''' enoreh Sun''! morn
win .. " ,'o, u" IN ''r''',,E y, = W. y,
,s rs,,.I .,',.,s. ~
-
,;orol '''N, "i ~, ~ ,,'7r, -. VI '''' ''''
pnI,ma,, ,,..,,,..,.i. = ''''''' , ,'.,''' w..
I~J ,,'' w''II' '''''I',,'''' N''' went 10 u :
-Goo W y ,, .,,l
ndoo + i u''' o,o ' '',' .i.I' '"'''''' 1,I
S"''s' = h'' N llrliia ana l"lhily' ol No'-
ditiop ,is vook
-FJ.n = ,.,
=. -Elaef ; b. Letson and wife are VIZ
from Colfax, this week Tbey will r.
turn Saturday
N. D. Brown Of Frover p q Idaho
was in the city Nonday Mr. Rrown re-
ported crops as looking very good in his
locality.
Dave Sasenbery and J. F. Cameron
Evansville district Wednesday evening.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28

The Northern Pacific is now sen sellll9 II
10 ! nT ,Iov tickets to Chicago, first class AT
COG 0ae eo. ~" second class, 5000. FIRST ci"sS
Td Tround TRIP tickets for 1920.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-28
APPEARANCE DoCHE

Washington Brick, Lime < Manuiac-
turing Co. VS.. D. y. Adler ct al-fore-
closure Of mechanics lien, comp amt
filed.
Pullman State bank, vs.. Il. Burgunder,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

line with the sermon last Sunday night;
if any difference a little warmer
Missionary farewell llwt Side Cum-
hvrland Presbyterian church This cypn-
ing meeting will be held % give % fare
well % u II Hodges, who ~ on his way
Gu China MS q missionary Mr. and Mrs
Kinney and the BOY Evangelist are
expected TO assist in the services.
United Brethren church 1909 Calhoun
street: G.. W futile. pastor Preaching
today az 9 D. m by. the boy .nroaclwr,
Elder Post Preaching nt I.3O y, m.
by Rev A. Estcll Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday ~ 780 y. n, Song service
every Friday evening ne 1GO Sunday
school NJ D. M, A. j. Willis, uponn'
tondent
Taylor Street Cumberland presbyto-
rian church Sunday school nt 0.3O a, NO.
preaching 10y the pastor nc II %. m. ana
$50 D. ~. i. $. q. H. meeting az $50
y. m. The church extends q cordial
welcome TO The public.
Union Bethel Mission Gospel meeting
Sunday night, G. w Byron. speaker.
Subject. Laughing aud Crying" com
mcucing NJ 1880 All welcome.
Christian church Corner Sixth aud
1hrockmOrton streets There viii be
preaching morning and evening 10y AZ
uot j. W. IoWbcri subject IN the morn.
lug, Education aud Christianity" in
tie evening. "rhc Essence OF Religion
Sunday school Ot O3O a. m, All made
welcome.
United Spirtulaists Usual services
sunday J.. m., March . ut Knights OF
4 Honor hull, corner Houston aud Second
street Entrance on Second street Mrs.
/ Matte Il. Hull viii address the audience.
I subject "Whnt Shall the Harvest BcW
/ Also give an iuHpiritiouul pcoin, the sub
| ject 90 by given from the audience.
An cordially Invited.
Az ST. pauls NJ 70. church. corner
| Seventh and Lamar on sunday March
! D, Rev Dana Gay, presiding
elder Of The Fort Worth district, will hold
| the second quarterly meeting Preach.
| Ing go j "a. m., by the eldor. followed
by The sacrament of the Lords Supper.
/ quarterly love feast nc 1890 y. No. other
| services of the church as usual The
| public is cordially invited 10 MI The
| church services On Monday evening.
| the 9Th Of March. at o'clock the sec-
| Oud quarterly conference for ST. Paula
! NJ ~ church win be held by Rev Dana
| Gay, presiding elder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
LIVESTOCK NOTES.

j. n. T0bcrt, a West Texas cattlemnn,
was IN Fort Worth yesterday
A shipment Of beef has boon mnde
from Kansas City 20 London 10 fifteen
days.
A. IA. Hudson of Colorado City came
"a from the Panhandle Friday and yes
tordny left for home
A catileman OF Wyoming claims TO
have discovered nn infallihle remedy for
lnmpy Jaw. The remedy ID daily DOSES
Of ioidide Of potassium
sum Houston of Kansas city viii ship
out to-day eight CnrR Of fed cattle ~ MAT
plnee from thc union BOckynrdE Ills city.
Tho cnltle are rarant-couniy raised.
Tho Coleman Voice reports ibc follow
ing. I.anipr Bros OF sulphur Springs
iast week bought 5000 8yraroid sfoers
Of Turner, Lewis a Wood az $40 per
head
H. w Flnto o. the Wcliku0wn Kan
sas City livestock hrm " Drum, Fllto
a Go. came in Yesterday The firm has
bought 5000 steers IN Texas for spring
delivery
The Montana Stock-growers' journal
says. Some cattle authorities say they
exneet that the Eve years 10 come VIII
be- a. good for Cnitlcmen as the past hve
years have been bad
Yesterday she committee on hotels,
bndrea etc.. for the forthcoming cons
yeniiou. met az the 0lhre of X. N Ora
ham and resolved themselves into q CONS
fuiffee on arrangements. They are maxi
iny good progress Aults baud VIII, Il
n decided furnish music during the CON,
yeuiiOn
II. ~ stonobreaker, entllcman,
rather Young "a years bnt Of ripe OK.
uereuce X here aud leaves this morn.
| ne up The Denver 20 bus cattle He
| haila from OKLAHOMA. Gaelic wlntcred
| fairly well. DE- says but considerable
| feedfne had 20 be- done. n8 tie grass IS
very coarse aud las rOiied considerably
The Rawlns. Wyo., Journal has the
| following The parties who purchpfed
J 1900 head ~ sheep from Geo. brice last
I'm AZ 50 per head were offered this
~ al adgance u AliD % tho pHr-
Z ms Z price for tnNir bargain, but refused
lula .torin occasiOned 80 boss 10 sheep
M ia as lhe price ~ sheep n adgaDc-
I IN, ap day they feel cofrespoudmgly
Z haal
iIe gsn Fe wlil b. n the swim The
f8fa4 1 shipping erasOu ~ least
ttr #Iat n. PENNINGTON, use liges
a. fine Thinks During
( h0urs that company
~ ed orders for 2oW
ade fla ~ lrtailVn ~ cattle
a fIa gs s rush % begin
abs 81 "a 20 81
fAH GrAlQa forenaa as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
PERSONAL.

This morning party win leave tho
city for Oklahoma for two weeks Of
prospecting. hunting and business. Tho
members are Frank C. Ware. w. A,
Orgain and Marion and c. W. Ash
Mrs. John Mcbride returned from
Gainesville last night accompanied by
her mother, Mrs j INomplnsly. aud her
sister, Miss Dollie
H. w. Williams has gone 10 New York
on "a purchasing trip
County Judge Riddle Of Hood county
Is IN the city.
Ina conformity with a request Of tho
city council Mayor Paddock has gone 10
Austin 20 look after the interest of tho
city as involved in the new charter.
w A. Butts and Misses Minnie Butts
and Minnie Griffin viii leave this even
ing for a trip TO New York,
Mr. and Mrs Wiley Blair prominent
citizens of Weatherford, are at the Pick
wick
Jules A. Randle formerly Of Dallas,
now Of Monterey. Mex, is nj the Pick
wick. lie Is accompanied by Miss Enla
Randle of Dallas.
--------@--------
Prof. j.. K. Walden Of Wnldcn's Tex
rs Business college, Austin, left for his
home today after "a pleasant visit. The
professor expressed himself as highly
giatihcd at the success attained here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
A FIREMAN INJURED.

In making the run 10 the FIRE ycster-
day morning an accident occurred that
caused much comment among the fire.
men.
The hooks came up Main street and
were about TO turn into Ninth when IL
WIS seen that n collision with the Dag
gctt coming down Ninth. between UOus-
ton and Main was threatened Foreman
HcHcrcu was on the seat with driver
Frank Bishop, and he reached over to
help pull the horses around % get ont
of the way Of the Daggett. The trucks
swung around but the wheels caught
on the street ear rail. and the sudden
lurch threw HcTcrcn Oft injuring him
about the head md shoulder. lie is se-
yercly cut aud bruised, but not danger
ously hurt
The feeling in the case arises from the
allegations that the hook and ladder
truck had the right Of way aud that,
though tagged down. the driver of the
Daggett Harvey Bell. whipped up his
horses and drove M though racing, TO
beat the hooks" 90 the Intersection of
Ninth and Main streets, and that as
there Is a vacant block between Houston
and Main at Ninth there h. no reason
why the Daggott driver should not have
sen the truck coming up Main street,
and have checked up as II was his duty
ia
Henry Walker aud some of the Central
lire hall men.
Harvey Bell. the driver of the Daggett,
snid: III got out Of the house promptly,
ran up Houston aud checked 20 turn
into Ninth. ] had no idea Of meeting
the Central for they had four men TO
hitch up three horses, while ] hitched
my two by myself, and | had four and
onc-hnlf blocks more 10 20 th0n they
had | saw q man waving his hand at
the corner of Main aud Ninth but as this
often occurs when we are going 10 hre
] did not understand that he wanted 10
flag me down. ! did not whip my horses,
for that team don't need IL, and ! have
never used whip on them In making Il
RIM When ! saw the truck u was ON
thn right hand side of the street, | was
about 20 or 80 feet from the crossing
and they were 90 or moro feet down the
street. j could not check my team, ana
IN avoid N wreck my only chance was
To run ahead, ] hollercd TO my team To
90 and II went. The Central was com
ing M such speed il could not have turn
al into Ninth street without checking
for when IL ihrew the man of the
team was not stopper nul it got 10 Eighth
This statement Is fully confirmed by
.Tobn II. Rufner, who was riding behind
on the Daggett fOOtboard.
AIRY Herbert, the tillerman OF the
,rnrL with great skill avoided running
over HelIeren after the latter fell
L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
TO MEET C0WMEN.
Capitalists Will Come to tho
Cattle Raisers' Convention.
HlBERNlANS AND ST. PATRICK.
why work on tho DisliIlery Is DELAYED lohn
vaughn Convicted o. Murder with a
Sentence Of Eight Ycars-A
Fireman Hurt
10 MEET CArTLEMEN.

AT the meeting Of the cattle raisers'
,lss,9eiau0n of Northwest Texas To he
ned ~ this city in two weeks there
VII be present o party Of Eastern cant
,tllsts more or less interested In the cat
tie business and they will be dad 4,
meet as many OF the Texas cattle rais.
ers MS IS possible. They come M the
suggestion Of Mr.. G. n. Simpson who
mas been In Fort Worth several times
iaately and the party win number from
hity to one hundred and il may he even
larger than the last stated number The
conditions Of the cattle business In this
state are such that ot this time a great
good to the cattle interest NAV come
from the visit Of these gentlemen. In
Visw OF this fact an invitation Is extend
ed not merely to the Northwestern Texas
cattle raisers but TO an of the cattle
raisers Of the state to be at Fort Worth
Tor the seventeenth annual meeting of
the Northwestern Texas association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
rIIn rEcnS nRInGn.

Houston. Tex. March 49, Especial -
There Is rumor hero that the diaagr@'-
ment between the Galveston, Harris
aud thc rocOs Bridge company, which
has been lu tho way of the uAu boy the
railroad company of the lccos abort line
cutoff over The bridge has boon adjusted
aud that tho trains will be run that way
at nn uary date with NO extra charge
tu the public This VIII save about ff-
tecu miles u the distance over the Sun
srt route and avoid the devious and
dangerous line heretofore Va nae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
aAnnAla nAsr-

sherman. Tex, March 4 lSpeclnll
Deputy Marshal Stewart passed through
here todny. having in charge r. g, Sn-
crn. who killed Il H. Bnusted Ia Pur-
coll "a day on two since. In M interview
with Gazette reporter Mr. Sacrn said
that BOustcd was trying " XII him nnd
rra'a examining trinl was held yestor-
day ana he WINS refused bail, only he
cnuae Il was moi ia the commissioners
powr "a allow a. The evidence was
an Ia bis inY0r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
THE COURTS

In the Seventeenth district cort yes
torjov the ease of the Louisiana Sugar
Redning company vs.. kenighan x liar
rison et AL, trustees, an action on g9r'
nislnont proceedings was, after q SIX
hn, mai decided In favor of defendants
STbroc other cases hang upon. this YER
dict The shit Of w. A. Garner vs.
Frank Wilcox, an action for dent was
decided and a verdict given plaintit iol
S375 The suit of D D hardes.s W,
* pnlmnr Palace Car company TOT
damsaes Tor election from train te ea
AtapIa to the sum Of Sl0DB999
1 ~s'a" then taken up and the jury IS
Forty-eighth district. The case OF ne
state OF Texas IS, John NaushaH' TNtn
Stattpry N Ilston's saloon, On MAN
,treet IN 1880. was tried. Self-aetenc,
was pleaded. the deiendayt elaltnii KY
RAT at the tilue he killed deceased pc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
THE DIsTILLERY.

The delay IN the worl, on the distillery
mas been due 70 two causes. the lack Of
q perfect title and the enforced chnuce
OF the plnns made necessary by slight
change Of location that WIS ncedful TO
get good title. All of these difficulties
are mt last cleared away and last night
the charter was sent 90 Austin and With
m the week the plans viii bc hack. and
the work Of construction will begin.
some of those who had nm interest In
the title to the lands on which the distil-
lery viii stand live in louisiana and to
got their signatures Il required that "a
speciul messenger be sent to that state.
The chunge Of location is only few
hundred feet but Il is really To the nd
vantage Of the company, for the new
site win require less excavation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
ED WAS sAlrHLEss
And Fled with Inc Dashlna Widow 10
Chicago


Huntington. Ind, March 4-seycn
weeks ago ia ROsebrough a prominent
young clothing man, married Miss Eta
Chubb one OF the society hclles OF De
catur They lived happily here until Mrs.
Rosebrough learned Of her husbands en-
tanglrment with Mrs Anna Bulger pro
yi0us 10 their marriage
R0sebrough has now deserted his wife,
and He'd 20 Chicago 10 join Mrs. Bulger.
The latter woman left Thursday for Chi
cago. and ltOsebrOugh sent his cloth.
iug in her trunk intending 10 join her
Saturday. He told friend Of his IN.
tentions and the friend talked him out
of II. lie then joined his wife, who WAS
visiting IN Decatur and made n confes.
sion 10 her aud begged forgiveness.
Scarce lad be done 80 when be received
n Telegram from Mrs Bulgcr urging him
10 hurry 10 Chicago, This oyercame hii
resolutions. and he loft Decatur.
mis- morning. Mrs. Rosehrouh re-.
ccivcdb "a letter from her fait,
less husband stating that he would new
er return. lie said be was going g
tlevelauV He will travel under the
name OF ID. II. Mays. Mrs. Rosebrougb
l. heaFthrOken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
nrnNnn Tn nnATH-

Savoy. pcr. March g. (Spccinl.l -
Henry pntchett. thp dyenrold son ~
Mr. y. A. pritchott died last night
morning
lie wns sitting by tho IRE and pot OF
beuus wore ou the fire cooking He
either pulled The pot over or the fire gave
way and sculdcd hs legs very buddy.
No one knows exactly how h happened,
as there was no one M the room nt the
ume Only about oipht or nine weeks
ago his lliile pH wls burned TO death
hy her clothing catching fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
PENCIL PlCKINGS
IN THE CITY.

AZ the Bethel last night joy meeting
was run until ~ o'clock
The fire alarm from box % yesterday
was turned In because of Hue burning
out.
Why don't yop swap that horse for n
heavier oncy You can got what you
want by advertising for IL IN our swap
column.
"Why don't you let the girls do just
the same ns the menu Girls, yOu cuiL
There h no Chinese wall around our
swap column.
Officer McGrath was slightly injured
yesterday morning while saylardng
with ~ man. His knee was hurt so lac
will be laid up for a day or two
Yesterday WIS Superintendent W. n.
Quiggs day for bad luck A thief stole
his oyercoat from the Jennings avenue
power house and later he lost $50 in
notes from one OF his pockets
There viii be no service at tho v NJ.
&. A. this afternoon. Tho association
workers viii join In the service for mon
only at the First NJ II church at 3
O'Clock. The rooms will not be open at
all today.
Az the residence Of Ben G. Evans
last evening Samuel Evans. Jr, aud
Miss Henrietta Virgins were married
q very quiet affair, only fcw intimates
being preseat.
General Clarke, president Of the Pam
handle Immigration association, lonyes
this morning for the North to address
meetings nt Claude, Amarillo and other
points Ia the Panhandle IN the interest
of immigration
AZ the directors meeting Of the cham
Der OF commerce yesterday afternoon,
II g. Burlington, 10 ii. Keller, NJ Is.
Rateman. NARROW Bros. and Howard
w. Peak were admitted 90 membership.
These additions place the membership nt
dfty-niue.
Foreman Hoiercn says the brake
ON the hook aud ladder truck ~ no good,
that IL has been reported 20 the chief
flat two attempts have been made ia
in il. and hc really thinks that the city
could afford TO have brake on an NWWN
pound wagon that has 10 run at the
speed they do.
The lnliputans, who furnished our peo'
Die with 80 much amusement at Green
wallis opera house yesterday are stop
ping nj We Arlington lnn, where they
viii remain until Monday. These little
wonders ARE the center Of ATTRACTIONS al
the hotel, whose corridors are crowded
m the hope OF obtaining a view Of
them,
Prof. Iogg visited the little girl. Lillc
Mosior. pupil of building No ., hurt
ON Friday last by the door Of the school
house blowing on her While the child
n very badly hurt, She was considered
ont OF danger yesterday. Neither Of
The parents nor the people attach my
| blame 10 the school management Tho
| wind blew "a perfect gale Friday nnd
| ne door. although securely hooked back
wns torn from its fastening and struck
| tho child as she was going out Of the
| building