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80 o
NiyruvA o. KFLuSo.
CoLroN, cal, July i1. isgJ.--wih a
feeling col iCop rcgru. wC nIO called ul on
To chronicle tito d Ca Oi Sister Minerva
q. knltuE, who passed rom this lIio on
the ig.h ul the present month, at'r a
severe illness u three vook4' duration.
ilor remains w0ro consigned 20 thoir last
resins place CriaY iu tho San h1r-
rardino cemetery VIII TO root her kindred
dead. Tue religious ceremony was cnn-
Quoted a' tho family Residence In Cotton
by Elder W. G.. llorsloy aud your hum
bla servant. Tho san bonufdiuo society
Of California piOuoUrl, in which sister
kpltiug was star OF ihn first magnitude.
turned out in body io pay their last
earthly respects 60 one ~ the nObIclt ui
their RAPIDLY decreasing band. Thnr
burial service which Wa read bv Nr
John Brown Jr, was iuii Df praise Tor
the departed ono and comforting usHur-
unco TO tho bofeavpd.
She was born lu Chlu'aqua county,
n. ST., October sh, 1921. aud was
baptized into the Church ~ jesus
Christ of lattor-day Saints whom o.pht
years OF ago from which lime till hUr
death sho was "a true aud devoted Saint,
nj every opportunity defending with
tongue and pom 'h0 cause she had us-
poured. Ia her early childhood she
learned to love hor Savior and His Cos.
pol, tho fcrtoncv of that loyo never
wanod, hut famed by experiences u liis
divine lovO u giuwod through hor very
being and warmed those vi u whom lilo
associated by is invisible radiation.
She was thoroughly acquainted with
the hatdships incident 90 pioneer lie,
having stayed with the Church through
nll d. forced mlrfnti0u4 westward, -ho
crossed the Plains In 1862 90 salt Lake
CRY aud Immediately moved to Provo,
Utah, whore she was always found, while
sho remained. in the front funka OF noble
workers FOR the salvation oi man. Seven
times she crossed tho Plains iu tho days
ui OK and mule team transit. To- clunHr.
ton with her husband, sIstor koluuH
iillcd q mission 10 Australia. whore they
were called la 1851
llors was tho iaro privilege NJ baing
Intimately acquainted with the Prophet
Joseph Smith who pcrfDt' ed tho opro-
mnny that made hor the vito Of Colonel
iNu uus, with whom sho has lived and
whose homo she has blessed with her
genial aud ioyablo disposition for if'y-
twu years.
Not only in purely religious sonso
wurH her efforts Tor good felt, bus society
lu general was made 90 feel tho OnuuhlIng
Influence ~ hor rare inollccunl ats
coupled with exalted Christian woman.
hood.
In tho early sixties shp clmo 20 san
Bernntdino with hor husband aud has
lived in this locality over since. Her
chpufy disposition, hnr nets OF benoyp.
leuco, hor Christian charity won Tor her
lhc affections ol 30 multitude who, to-.
gCihcr with her near rU'a ives irnl kconlv
her iuss. Her husband, now 30 yoars "
| age, HurvlNeH hrr. She bad nn children.
| 10 would SOON That Providence lrit hor
| chlldlrs' that eide might Doe mother for
| ALL The Elders laborius In this vicinity
viii miss the pleasant smile. tho word.
" encouragement and tho hospitality vt
"uwnima' holting. Peace uo 60 hur
ashes.
Nour brother In tho Gusuol Of Christ.
o. Be Mmrt-Iuis.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

oaico u mo board of Public WORKS. room aoi
sCitY Hail, salt Lake cry, July ssh, Is q.
G,EALTu PROPOSALS WILL M ny
- rtivCd a. thu OflCr until 10 O'Clock m.
Of Monday. august 10 lslH Tor tnr work u curb.
inE anu paving second soutn street, from west
Temple 10 tiTHt West fuert. aud constructing
rrusH walk and gutter ut firft West street
intersection according TO thr plane In tho ciIy
engineers ouIru distractions tu bidders to-
gcthof with fpuclig aulna aud forms for con.
tract anu bond can 90 obtained upon applirA.
ton &C the onicc ~ tho board. The righ. il
reserved 10 reject any and all biiH,
- order VI she board " public works
A. D. nONEMus, Chairman.
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s1oCKHOlpfns, MelTlN0

rT1uE ASNUAL MEa1lNG or TUT
4 stockholders ~ the Montreal Mining 3
tmclt.ua Company will De- held a. tho ulI cu 10
uiUrk, salt lake CITY, ttah. uu NuuUHy, tHu
trd day of August, lst a. O'Clock a. on fuI
the election ~ HuHrd uf i've directors ami tuf
orierrs Cor fHC "rauinT year, uuI Cor the tran
aartI0n OF HUrh other luaiucaH aa may proper
M come UrIU.o ONO meeting
"a. uB D. Ul.tir, President
auuN &c. uHTUEH. hcrfcHry.
nIUf tHla Ism Of July. ItHs.
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NOTICE

Hue Jay Consolidated Mining Company,
PLACE Of business Halt Lake city. Utah
Location Uf mlneh, Washington
Mining District, Heavier
County, Utah,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of the board VI directors held
June %, lth, On assessment Of one ana a
quarter cents l'l pur share (bcing assess
incnt Ma. ~ was levied upon tho capital stock
Of the curnurhiion, payable Immediately 10
the unduraignud treasurer, At tho smith drug
hlorn, corner uf MAN ana second South
suests, sat Lake CIV, ttah. ANY
stock upon which TINS assessment may
remain unpaid ON tho 10Th day ~
August is.O, vi be- delinquent and advertised
Tor sale ~ public auction. aud uuirfB payment
" WAdn huiOrU, VIII De- sold saturday, August
iith lrJh, at O'Clock q, no., NJ tue Once Of tho
secretary iguomG and Ar0ttAuorhHgh build
iugl lo pay delinquent .sCFHuIvnL together
with cost Of advertising and expenses OF sale,
tEANk j. GUNNEiL,
Treasurer,
SALT IAKE CRY, Utah, July ., 1880
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NOTICE


" 0NIV OF WVW T77IHIV NJ TTINhI' lA-V'
ITNDEE AUTHORITY 90 an ORDER or
~ sale, granted by the third Judicial ns
r. q Couts OF ihe Cnuuty % tat Lake, state
Ut Utah, dated May N. 1872, / viii sell at
private sale tue following described real estate,
Ia tho county Of SALT Lake, state OF Utah
commencing ~ Tho northwest corner Of lot
three l1l M block nyo 90, plAt"D, salt lnku
tltY survey, hud running thence south seven
90 rods, thence cast ton 0ll rods, heuCo
north seven 10 rods thence west tcn.tlul rois
10 a q place NJ beginning.
Tho tAld viii be- made on ~ after July 2iih,
'y0hnd BIDS viii bo received by the undorsirned
In care of Johu l.. Nrlotcr, p0stonlCu uuild'
ing, Nalt iuko tiiY, state uf utAh.
Terms Of sails cash ten per cent payable a.
tho limn Of sale, aud balance upOh cOnhrma,
ton y SAID court
WILLIAM J.. y. ALLEN JR.,
Administrator OF tho Estate OF William l. \.
Allen, deceased
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PAuAouoNAu, Utah, July 3. 1904
louy Auu lluut vito n VIM. \. Hunt,
ami daughter uf Martha Jane Mckee and
James N. buniou, died huro ola number
Of complains. She has irou sufferer
for many years. hor immediate aicKucs.
lasted some four or live days. She was
horn In pararuouah thirty.twD year. ago
last December SIN; was married -, On
ycars, but had uo children. She was n
good, faithful member Of tho Church ~
jesus Christ Of laitor-day Saints. tCoN.
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NOTICE

NOTICE rs uEREnY GIVEN THNr rilE
~ anuuai meeting Of the Htnckhn'dcra OF
the Sampson Mining company will be held a.
the onICe OF tho company, Room 80 = iil
south Main street, SAT lake CITY ltih. On
tuesday the 18th Day Of July, ISIS, a. four 90
O'Clock Tor the election u trust eH and omccri
of said company Tor thC ensuing year, ana Tor
the frtnaart ton % any other business that may
lawfully come before Haid NEE ing
IuBtHII NNlNG, Secretary.
SAT- takC itY. july @. is.t
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NOTICE TO oRepIToRs.


ESTATE OF htnutl Nut1ollt deceased
NOTICE - llEUENH GIVEN ny THE
~ unirrsignrd, ndWiuittratOr OF The estate
~ samuel luahrll deceased, 90 tho cfeuituih
ufthnd al porfOuH hHNlug claims nHninbt the
- deceased, To uthiull thriu, win the nerea'
tify Npurhue, WiIhiu ten months sitter thu
lrst publication OF TINS nolro 10 tho Hhid
francis Armstrong administrator, a. the once
~ \, v duuea, Nn 90 MOCOrnlrf hluCE, san
Lake tiiY, tho same being tho place tor tho
iransheuon ~ tNc hutinusa u sHid estate 10
the county OF "a lHkU, state Of utfh.
Dated tho second dHt OF July. 1850,
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Administrator OF tao Estate OF samuel Russell.
drCuAsed
Nv. JuNEs and &. W. Borp, Alto. -- tas
administrator.
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pEIINouENT NOTICE..

Apex Mining Company. q corporation. tora.
ton u principal place " business otct No.
ll east tiTht south street Iarr0uu loon
fat Lake ity. Utah. Location OF work
huu mining properly liusAh Mining De.
tTlct, summit County, tAl.
NIuTI 1E--TiiERE ARR DELtNQUENT
~ uunu ire following described st0ra on
account " an assessment levied on tho Wh
day of June, is'I, the several amounts Htt
huIlTFa "A fnllUWH.
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Ana lu accordance vita law AMI thr order 81
tho board uf directors uf tho corporation,
made on SAID gth uay of June, is.1. 10 many
Hhsfvs Of each parcel Of stock a. may be- uro.
ytaATy VIII DO sold az public auction Al tho
once OF tho comp any, over No. ~ Egst first
south street, tsorond flOr salt Lake CITY,
Utah, A. O'Clock y. m. uu tho afd dAy 81
August, 49, 90 pas the delinquent assess.
mUnt together with The cost Of advertising
and expense uf sale,
salt lake Iity, Utah, July a. 1863
MOl Ian q. FOX. socy
AuCA Mining Company
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And In accordance with law land order OF
the liotfd Of Directors, made on tho tth dhy
OF June, ifgi,l no many shares OF each parcel
% such stock ~ may 10 necessary, will DO go 4
lnt public auction 20 tho hishust bidder Tor
CASH. a. ihc otlue Of tho HetfutArY. No 20 W.
iirHt south fueut, ralt Lake tlty, Utah. 90
the ard DAY ~ August uNi, At ilo'clnHaa ua.
u such dry, IN nay dtliuuuCnt aHaeasmfut
thereon, together with tue cost OF advertising
aud expenses u sale
q. q. LAMuEUr Jr,
secretary and Treasurer,
talt Lake city, July 10, isyA
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AND M accordance with law and the order OF
the board ui directors made IN tho 2ith uHy ~
May 1896, no many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock gs may Doc necessary, will be- buld
~ puuHr auction ut Room Hs, Cullen Hotel,
Mpst aocpud south street, salt Lake city state
Of Utah on Friday, The 3lst Gay ~ July, lslh, az
O'Clock p, ~, 90 pay Mo delinquent assess.
ment thereon, together win tho cost OF Adyer,
uHinT and expense OF sale.
salt Laso Guy, tlah, July lith, ls91,
ARTHUR PARSONS,
secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North FONT Consolidated Irrigation Company.
location, o. pt,igclpa place Of huhiness,
SAT- Lake city, HIEtg Of ytah
NOTICE 90 THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon inc following described stock. ON
account Of assoasmunt SO. 10, levied on the
2tth uay Of May, lTHt, The several amounts set
opposite the names ut the respective SHARE,
hOllura o. follows
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tat LAKE County, state
81 Jtlb.
In the Matter 81 tho Lslatr % Mary Ann
rush. deceased.
NOTICE i HEnEpY GIVES THAT
~ John 81. Cannon. executor OF tho
lat Will and testament col starr Am
tuIu uDr,lsci, has rendered COR sCtiir'
mrus UUu UHp1 boz TaId ,uurt, bic aunus
aI account OF hs administration ~ sult
tsihfrt aud petition Cor nuHl distribution Of
the residue OF Haid estate among tho urrsoua
Uuutlpd tuerotn,h aud tnht saiurdHy, thuuiih Gay
OF August. 4. %. 1901 a. 10 O'Clock % m., ut tho
court room " said court, iu inc county court
house. talt tAto CITY aud county, Jtnh, has
been duly appointed hy the Judge uf SAID
court, fUr tlu HCtilgwrutof anlu account and
hearing aaid petition Tor partial distribution,
ut which time aud place any person interested
iu Haii estate may appear Hnd show cause, ii
any tngfU hU, why suid account should NOS DO
settled and approve cd aud partial distruuton
mode lH prayed for
Dated July stth. l'9f
q D.. STANTON, CLERK
By luEb ". DISNts. Deputy CLERK,
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AN ORDINANCE


AN ORDINANCE LEVYfNg A TAv ns
N the assesFed value OF tho taxa6io no..
Vrty within the corporate limitt OF sait'f ~.
CIV County Of salt Lake, stato Of UtSb. n.y.,
~ year isls '' 'V'
sEcIiov b. To II ordained BY tho rI,.
Council Ut salt Lake Cay that there Io. ana "
hereby levied on al Tho real and peT'lt y
property situate. lying and being Wins it.
corporate limits Of salt lake Citv. Wnde a..
able by the laws Of sad state and ibe o9i,
nuuces Of said CITY seven mills on the dollar ~,
follows. tO.wit.
first-1o detray the contingent erpenss. n
aAid city mllla on the dollar
socond-I0 doiray the expenses Of cobtroti
ing the waters Of said city = mills on M,
dollar Wv
1hHd-To defray the expense " opep,ug
improving nnd keeping in repair the street,
aud sidewalks OF said city mills on tbo DOL.
lar.
Fourth 10 dcfray thooNponses Of construct
iur sul lCering In repair sewers aud dratns IL
bati city j mill on tho do lar.
scc. This ordinance shalt take cHert
from and after H. approval
Iasttu ly The tity Council Of snitInkogtty
ttatc of Utuu, July fih, ". 9, and referred IL
the Mayor Tor bis approval
seal David r. EMERY.
CITY hecorde.
Approved this the 9TH day Of July, A.b. t,'.a
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NuTtUE= luiHE AHE DELINQUENT
~ UVuN the following described stOrE on
account of assessor. rI levied on the ttu day OF
,unc. l7si, The several amounts Hct opposite
tho nHmca Of thr respective sharrhoidcft a.
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court in and for tho Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake
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In tho matter of tho as'aiH Of james II,
iitCkt, nyDratVt.
order 10 show cause Why order NJ sale OF real
estate should cot lu made.
TAMEH 10. IuttL. IlE iDMtNisrliN'
~ Cor % lhU eft tate Of james ~. Uirha, de-
ceased having nICd bits p"uuUI hrftIHi 'uly
NCfiuud, praying Tor hu order ~ HAIn ~ me
real UHtnIU OF HhId drrrinrt for IhH Purposes
therein BET forth, ulH therefore tIsufC1 tltt
nIl ucflars iutrrrfioI fu tur Cft4te Of stid Ic.
yuHagI. OBJ ear before HBif DuuIt uu stature
uHY ilu aIh day col Au4usL 81 l.l, al
D. o'clock 70. ms o.. tho court room ui 1Tid
court. boz Ihp County tOuri iiuuHU, lu tho tlsy
and County ui sails iakr. Uthh. o. chow caufu
why nn order should not un uautci w Che
HHid aimiuislrat0r, 90 cell Hu much u the resi-
sHiaiC OF tHIi utUon. cd, o. private sale, HH
Fhnll bt necessary, and that H copy ~ this
order be rHhliHhrt az least four successive
weeks 10 utu ltsIEff NlNH, q Newspaper
printed ami published iH said city nuu county
witness mY hand this iEth day OF July, A u,
Ispl VI. q. luituiI. Judge
n. q, TpWNuus. Attorney tor Administrator
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Approved this the eth day Of July. An. h
JAMES GfENbiNNiNu, Sisvo


City and county OF salt Lake. ~.
:, David y. Emery. Recorder iu and Tor Sail
lake CIV, state Of Utah. do hereby corflfs
that TIE above and furus DING b. uiii, truo an 1
correct copy ul 1n ordinance entitled ttNU
ordnance tvyyInr tnA ON tho assessed vain,
Of the taxable property within the corporai.
Invite NJ Salt llku city. county ~ salt iasr.
state OF Utah. Tor The year l.aU. passed. b. iI' u
city Council % said CITY july Can, 1901. ab,i
approved by tlo Mayor July "a, lfg AZ au'
pcafs VI record tn my odicc
In witness whereof 7 hsVn hero
unto Hct mv hand anu affixed tts
tsEAL.l corporate zeal of said city th.s ib,
III day Of JUN, s. n. Isl
DAVID \. EMtHf,
"! CIV Recorder.
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LITERARY NOIE.

IAN Outdoor Number"-the August
Midland Monthly (Des MoiEe1, Iowa.,
snd n delightful number II is-invit.
log TO the mountains, the woods, the
lakes and the tcisu. entertaining with
enjoyable outdoor stories and poetry.
The announcement Is made IN this
issue that Colonel John W. Emerson,
OF lronton, Missouri, the old army
ctmrAde Of General Grant, will begin
nis great work, "dfAnt in tho Wet, %
In the oetsber Midland, anu that THIS
work will run through the year aud
the hunters oi tho coming year. n
will be illustrated with many valuable
portraits rnd views never before made
Iublic. /, IL strongly endorsed und
o5mmenuud by Col. Fred ID. Grant.
This leading article ia the August
Forum viii DO contributed by Mt,
Charles \, Glued, Of Topeka, Kan. II
IL entitled "Mr. dodkin on the wUstj
A Protest" aud IL n good nalufod hut
spirited reply ~ certain remarks Absut
toe Wutt made by Mt. Godkin IN his
article In the May Forum. The same
issue will contain an article entitled
"a French College sixty Years Ago,n
by the Late NJ. Jules Sim1u, OK.
premier u tho French Republican
uncommoulY interesting o,ssy fail o.
"Reminiscences ot bis early career
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largo cortego Of relatives and friends and
other pioneers. lie leaves q beloved vito
and ten childton and many grandchil-
dron 10 mourn his loss.
b. 4. lIOHsLEY.
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LfoAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court. Probate division, Third
judicial District, iu and Tor salt Lake
county, state u Utah.
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Teeth Filled Without Pain

! challenge competition on prices or on
quality OF work AZ amy price, 10 yclrs'
continuous practice 100 salt Lake Citu
lHc uuvI equip rI denial plgIaH IN
ine w.5G centrally located. Expert
o"..!v @, experience only No stu.
,ma 70. ly1mgu.
N'l Wu.a Huauu'c.d.
Iugtlrl aau crown work..
o'd teeth capped with .1lI and teeth
Wilton, plates 81, lowe tpJcg8,
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In tho matter of tho Es,aia OF James II.
tliCkt nyDrattt.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Do the Uftuct Court Probate uiyluoi
Third Ju4tclh District, loo snl Tor
taN lake County, state
81 Jtlh.
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order 10 show cause vuy order of sale Of real
estate should cot De- made.
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In the Matter ot tho Ls.atr o. Mary AM
rush. deceased.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-14

the -four. The proprietors realized that
this was like bread cast upon the waters
with the exception that it would re-
turn in a few days.
They did not realize how many per-
sons would read the advertisement in
the Eagle. for they soon found that no
two stoves or even dozen could sup
ply the demand made for the red hot
cakes, and TO help them out they have
engaged two large Dutch ovens and all
hands and the bakers VIII turn them
selves loose today and tomorrow TO feed
all that may come.
The new mode of preparing the meal
is especially interesting 10 the ladies,
and a most cordial invitation 10 call to-
day and tomorrow and try the new
-four when prepared ready for use is
extended TO all ladies. One OF the mic
est dishes is the whole grains cooked like
rice and covered with sugar and cream.
The seed firms OF Wichita are kept bu-
sy filling orders by mail and express.
and without doubt the acreage Of KAT
fir will be increased over 500 per cent
the coming year. Many of the orders
received by the seed firms are from the
far east and the extreme north.
One of the milling firms Of the city
has been written 10 for rates for a car
load Of -four TO be shipped TO Europe.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

A valentine and leap year social VII
be given at the Reformed church to-
night by the G. E. society. All are
cordially invited
All members OF the Knights of Olyrn-
pia will please meet at Masonic Hall
Saturday, Feb. 10. 1896. at 7:3o o'clock
p m, for comforting Of degrees On five
candidates
The Emporia Baptist church, cor
ner Of Tenth, has secured verna Spring
gate 10 give one OF her delightful elo-
cutionary entertainments Saturday
night There has been special music
prepared and a good time is promised.
\ small admission VII be charged.
The WOmens Home and Foreign Mis-
sfonary society OF the First Presbyter-
ian church VIII meet this afternoon a.
3 o'clock in the church partors. The
election OF officers for the coming year
Will take place AT this meeting. A full
attendance is earnestly desired. E q
Elemrnlng, secretary
Rev W S. Van win give the third Of
his lectures at the Crawford Crane on
Sunday evening. He Will speak on the
question. Tn answer to prayer, why
does not God punish the Turk and re-
lieve the AIme nLan p Remember also
the splendid musical selections OF Mira.
Walden and the Orphans Quartette
Tomorrow IS the day appointed for the
official execution OF the Wichita po-
Ice, and many are still feeling bilious
over the reduction
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SHE WAS KEPT BUSY
Mrs. Lease was the Recipient Of Scores of
kilograms Concerning Her Ministry.

Mrs. Lease was the Recipient of Scores of
TeIegrams Concerning Her Ministry.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lease was an
extremely busy woman all day yester-
day. Not only was she sought after
by her Wichita friends who were anx-
ious TO congratulate the celebrated and
worldwide known lady upon her re-
covery from her recent illness, but al
so upon her advance step 10 the pulpit
as we'll as the rostrum, but every boy
in the employe Of the Western Union
and Postal telegraph companies were
keeping the road not all day with mes
sages of congra tulatiOns and appeals 10
know more concerning her new adop-
tion of the clerical robes.
She wished it distinctly understood
that she had no intention of giving up
the rostrum, but that she intended TO
preach at the time stated. no prevent
ing providence.
BY o'clock dispatches begun pour
mig in from New York city. and she
had scarcely signed for them upon
the messengers book when another
was forced in upon her from New Or
leans and Chattanooga. and then they
began coming from Chicago, ST. Louis
Cincinnati, Buffalo, Cleveland and 9th
er cities east OF the Mississippi and
Kansas City and even wicked Topeka
was in search OF information and then
they began pouring in from Denver,
Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Ia
coma and western points.
Her son Charles. was placed ar the
typewriter and all day long kept up a
continuous pecking away al the limo
cent little instrument until words were
Soc = :.
ing the wired messages which We're all
prepaid as well as the answers. and
when night had come there Yet remain
ed scores that We're not answered. In
the afternoon letters began 70 pour in
and the invalid of few days since has
found herself completely aroused from
a state Of conValeSCence 10 a forced C
tive dictator.
II was "a fact yesterday.and one that
Wichita feels proud Of. that the name
Of one OF its citizens was hOnorably
spoken Of by tens Of thousands Of per
sons. Few people have ever received
such world wide fame upon entering
the sacred pulpit as has Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Lease of Wichita.
The only thing that is bothering The
trustees Of the Central Christian church
IS where they Will put the people Who
VIII attend their place of worship neXt
Sunday. The advertisement which
she has received by the simple notice
in the Eagle has been flashed around
the world. and hereafter the name OF
Mary Elizabeth Lease viii be known in
places where it was unknown before.
A prominent minister in speaking Of
the subject yesterday said; Il am re-
joiced 70 hear her decision Snd- SIN
confident she can do much good. and
she shall have an invitation 70 attend
the Ministerial association meeting
next Monday, and hope she viii honor
The meeting with her presence.