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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. P. Kennedy of Winfield was in the
city on business yesterday.
A decree OF divorce was granted yes
terday 10 Addie G.. COchard.
County Attorney Jones OF Anthony
is in the city on legal business.
Charlie Owens Of the vandalle was in
the city on business yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. Dennison are the
guests OF Grant and Mrs. Hatfield for
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balm will occupy
their new house corner Elm and River
view. Friday.
William Finn of Sedgwick was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday accompanied
by W. r. Hall and J. F. Temple
W. A Sneed has sTed the Singer
company for false Imprisonment He
claims damages 10 the amount OF SIS COO
J. ]. Mcnamara won the prize al Mrs.
Norris party last night for being the
most versatile talker present The
young ladies all voted for him.
Dr. Pratt has received a letter from
Senator Tillman. There IS a splendid
feeling OF amity prevailing between
N-A~-- NHV NANC RANEA1NhSAaA I1Al44Aakt@.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Friend have tax
en- a thirty day rest and have gone to
Colorado, where they VIII Try camp
nfe and visit at Grand Junction. Den
Yer. Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek
The Murdoch Rifles IS a new military
company organized among the oolored
people with John Thomas as captain.
John and his company are ell hight and
ready 20 defend the flag that made them
free al any hour OF the day. night or
year. with their lives.
T G. Stansoury. ex-pro6ate judge %
Butler county, Kan. who has been IN
Arizona two and a half years for his
health. arrived IN Wichita on the 4th
INST. and is visiting his daughter. Af-s
7. L Simpson. 502 South Main street
where he would Be pleased 70 meet al
OF his old-time friends
About fifteen Of the young lady
cyclists 81 the city were out for a ride
together last evening The presented a
very pretty sight as they gilded Amos:
rclselessly over the snoothe paving
laughing and chatting. end everyone
except a cyntc here and there TUNED
and watched Iheu sdmiringiy. and
numerous we're the remarks o: sppro-
baton and przlse heard OF al sldss-
Mr.. ]. D. Hu;ch.ngs left yesterday
for Ctah- HIS stay VIII be ini-<lniTe.
He goes solely on account Of his hezIEa.
which has been quite feeble since the
death OF his wife during who's long
protrscted illness he never left her SIDE
day OF night HIS first destination
VIII t,e Salt Lake City. Although there
Is no business fntez ions CONNECTED vita
ais trip. ne vii viSit che much taIks-i
q Nercar mining district sb0z, which
50 much present excitement exists ard
from which such wonderful gold st5-
ries cone. and when he has gotten On
20 THE situation viii thoroughly posi- tas
readers OF The Eagle
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than those received at the initial we'd

tndn those received al the lmudl wed
dings.
The guests departed for their respec-
tive homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs. DON
nelley many as happy anniversaries as
this
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chipchase, J. II. Ash; n. A. johnson.
S. D. McNaughten, George F. Bryant;
Nick Herrig, William Wallace, George
McTaggert, Roy Kendrick, William
Kassell of Kansas City, H. F. Koeneke,
o. W. Rinckel, ]. W. Belcher, Frank
Weppner, ~. Steffen, E o. Harrison,
D. P. Downing, ]. A Rummell. II. Her
ger, ]. s. Mitchell Of Larnard, A. D.
Boyd, George Howe, c. E Bectel, F. VI.
Ross, J. NJ Ross, John Belford. Mrs.
Lizzie Kindred. Misses Estella Downing,
Este Ash, May Bryant, Jacquett Bal
ford, Zepha Waller. Anna Maxwell.
Nellie Steffen, Della Kindred, Helen
Kindred, Della McTaggert. Gladis Rim
excl, Lavarne Koeneke, Nellie Herrig,
Cid Lowe. Helen Herzer, Leona Her
ger, Effie Ross. Messrs. Henry ". Koe-
neke. Frank KasseIl. Henry Kassell,
Raymond McTaggert. John Davidson,
Francis Bryant, Cash Johnson, Ralph
Rinckel. John Herzer, Leslie Belcher,
Robert Downing.
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WITH THE FAIR GRADUATES
Those Who Will Deliver the Essays and
Their Chosen Subjects

O4AOn4G6 - a 1SN u NAA-S NoA HI
yates Of the high school with the sub
jects they will speak upon in their es-
says at the commencement exercises:
misunderstanding Windle.
Work, Blessing Within a Cure
Frank McClung.
Americas Lesson to England"-John
Harvey South
THE Crown Of Wild Olives"-Nina n.
Reams.
Hope Built on Reeds"--Arzemia
Gates.
1.-THE Fleeing Hours of Giadness are
Joined to Those OF Sadness Lulu Belle
Kerfoot.
"Profaneness, Filthiness and Abusive
ness in Wit''-Claud Vernon Larimer
1.-The Spirit OF the Red Cross Society
Ellen 1. Robinson.
"More Beyond''-Birdie NJ. Bayne.
"Our Foreign Policy"-Theodore V.
Barrett.
"Blenneshasset Island"-Dora Emily
Haycraft.
THE Lady With the Lamp"-Mary
Oliphant
The Early Saxon"-Morris H. Shol-
lenberger.
1.-THE Two washingtons"-Dais Zein-
niger. Lille Zeininger.
The Coming Supremacy of the West"
Otis S. Cove.
"Our Grandmothers and Their Grand
daughters"-Maud Rix.
Enthusiasm"-Bake Trussell Rob-
son.
The Firmament Showeth His Handi-
work"-Lulu Beatrice Fulton.
'Oddities"-Laura May Van Deven-
ter.
'Portia"-Afildred Eldena FAIRIES
Opportunity Floy Casad.
"Shylock' Belle Alexander.
Wisdom is Better Than Weapons of
War"-Evelyn A. Imboden.
rage of Souvenirs"-Happy Randall.
Some Failings q Kansas"-Ash
Means.
THE Aristocracy of Genius"-Elmer
Reese.
1.-The Circle Which CircumscrIbes a
Polygon"-Clara Richardson.
'Lorelei"-Lulu Grosh.
Humanity. The Great Imitator"-
Charles F. Mcdaniel.
"Earth's Meccas''-Bertha Bee Baker.
''Infiuence"-J. Pearce Millburn Tor
rey.
Crit in Ones Shoes''-Virgie L. Lit
tie.
Music, college Song"-The High
School.
"Dry Leaves From the F'orest'-Lena
Blanche Griffith.
1.-THE Lion-Hearted Richard"-Parke
InIboden.
'-The Boat is Launched"-Sayde JOS
eph.
The Dreaming Worker''-Delos Pow
ell Woods.
The Wisdom OF Delay'-Laura Geo
heban.
What Win I, II Win pearl Mil
Ter.
''Nowr'-David T. Parkinson.
1'Foundations"-Eva Elvira Griffith.
English Rule OF Ireland'-willlam
Gordon Price.
The American Indian"-Lotta Par
sons.
Negro Slavery Should be Abolished
Ed L Davidson.
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Cat.le-SzTes q cA--ie wa-e b-tsot AZ 8 -
GAO for common 20 prime cr@7zss-s ~
and shipping sfesTs. ire o-Tey1zs ccsss -
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t-auszc-sors we-e z-nlF al EfEI4 =.
ButcAe-s cattle Te-e active s-c sr-orE-r
xtaIe rou-1oa stgE shoEst 70 particular
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cros-e cr-sss w>s-e e river shan Lasf Wes-<
TexzS cz-i@ were n fairy age sggriy
zrsd IN good ocozn6 a. stronger ss@-SEs
p-7ceF-
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FOR fsussrs asi ;iTe ocfe-lnsrs we've vel tsl<er
q, fe-.er p-1css- s41ss tntsczrtnK ~ 40
vance @ abDEJ- . $40 Va--e ~ = 20
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Re-sszpss-CatsSe, 11.0o; oo<Z 100.
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SKw YORK MARKETs

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81: exports. 4Asp 49,.
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avs. Edgar Iones. olerk of the sunrem.
YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH

So Mr.. Gilman Brown Of 81 Mil St,
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he
spent three hundred and seventy-five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up, saying: Your boy won't live
a month" He tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and few bottles restored
him 90 health and enabled him to go TO
work a perfectly well man. He says
he owes his present good health to use
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
knows it to be the best in the world for
Lung trouble. Trial bottles free at
George Van Werdens Pharmacy, 32S
n. Main street and G. Behring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
DOuRlas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOL- 10

Dry I<oo6s--Corss f<T-flr thar eral aur-
ton sales attracted The ssr,.r.flon a. many
buy..-z, there was a very fatr rvuucrt go
the part OF the many buyers Tor aasHgih
srpecsa itfesI such as 4Vtnsts, m4urca =. wife
shssalngs and coiorcd cottous. AMI fNF
sss,fl considerable DiisfglcEs v-tr Laid ont.
Printing cl0s ~ V~og,a IN Improved esuatifi
with sales OF about l-si 90 ffecea ~ edaF
ana regulars. spots ausi CONTRACTS ~ i-ih
cent atvancr, or ~ cents pins ef@ fcf
cent 90 s-ls oesg'zs for - sstuarcs
Fsau River. Mas. Aay She rfTulaf
print cloths have aitTasPrci rfr orif tn
81 cents plus one per cent. There were
fafr A IS a. the aaEauce
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WESTERN LINES ARE AGREED
Party Rate and AIIesge Rocks Questions
are SatisfactorIIY Adiusted.

Chicago May 6.--The western lines
have reached an agreement on the queS-
ton Of party rates and Of mileage books,
with which they have been struggling
so long. Their meeting adjourned to-
day after deciding that they would al
low party rates of pa cents per mile for
parties OF from ten 10 nineteen people;
for parties for twenty or over they will
allow a rate OF cents a mile
on the mileage book question they
took about the same action as was
taken some time since by the trans
Missouri lines. They declared In favor
of a 2.0e0 mile ticket TO be sold at the
price of $50, with a rebate OF 80 on the
receipt Of the cover by the chairman OF
the Western Passenger association.
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FREE PILLS

Send your address 70 II. z. Bucklen
& Co. Chicago. and get free sample
box Of DR. Kings New Life Pills. a
trial will convince you OF their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed TO be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable They do not weak
en- by their action. but by giving tone
o the stomach and bowels, greatly in
vigoTate the system Regular size 25c
per box Sold by George Van Werden
Pharmacy. S2S y. Main street and c.
Gehring's drug store. northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. May e.-Wheaa-Openei hr-n~-.
July started at SIC, or NC over yeS-sr-
days chose; advancet 20 szHc and sOTns
sa'es were made: recovered 10 &c, but
soon reacted 20 SIC again
Corn was duu, but firm with wNaeat.
July suRrued at 3r1c. OF &c under yester-
DAYS close but soOa advanced 70 &c,
where n held firm for a time.
Oats started unchanged FOR July az 81
sasssd of 70 Is7sc and reacted 10 pc ard
then 70 1870 IN sympathy with wheat
Furnished by r l. BOSTICK. Commits
sion Merchant. room %. over Kansas Ma
-fu-zf hank
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Western League Games.

Milwaukee, Wis, May s.-The street
car strike kept the attendance today
down TO 80. Score:
r II Z
Milwaukee II 016o300 Oil IL 3
Kansas City % 1 o 3 o 0-6 9 4
Batteries: Baker and Spear; Gala
han and Lake.
Minneapolis, May 6.-Score:
RHE
Minneapolis ..OO20 SIP s
st. Paul 800 031010 0-613 3
Batteries: Hutchinson and Schriver
Johnson and Spies.
Detroit, May 6.-Score:
r H E
Detroit .....1 2 41011 doll 8
Grand Rapids 1910 0l10-612 6
Batteries: Gayle and frost; Lloyd
and Smink.
Columbus, May 6.-Score:
p II z
Columbus ..l o O2o1o2 3-s17 2
Indianapolis % o O114O-6 2
Batteries: McGreevy and Wilson;
Damon and Buckley.
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Hav-Stesdy. uuchanret.

Hay-Steady. unchanged
Butter-Sueady; creamery. i2gl4c; dnirys
SGl2c.
Eggs-Duli: strictly fresh. 7Gl2c.
CatUe-Recedpts. 1900, shipments, ~.
active; steady 20 strong: Texas steers. s. 70
d375; beef steers, $4o0p4 y. native coNs'
g 15Ga q. stockrrs and fs-ssters s. 7Jsi4 =.
Hogs-Receipts. 11.l0o: shipments, LIZ.
strong &c higher on mediums and i.thtS I.
heavies about steady; bulk Of sales, t--,g
3 70: heaviezs. se75g325; mixed. S3.DgS. ~;
lights 81 30G3. -
81 eep-Reoelpts. 3S1o: shipments. Pm;
strong; lambs. 33.soQ5.oo; muttons. $-'ed
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roREIGN stARkrTs

Liverpool. Nay S-Eacon-Quist. d.
nnanG poor
Tsesf-Isxtra Ind-a snoss. - ca 81 sue
noes % "a
PD-k-f'rfute mes. lfe vrf'fT-1. 80 SIS
rnesflum. western. 80.
I1,rt-Suisst. prime Wc-sfcfu. - -+s 20
fined. Or pallsi -.
Huttar-FTDsat United States. tea. Eprd.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETs

New Orleans. Nay s-Cotso1-s's-s1y
rriddung. 7a.c. lox milling 4c. good Or
d1rary. TIC. ner reesipts. Las. E-1as, 4.~r
f,ziazs. eTtsorts % Franc. HI. cor tlrer z.
a. szjsss 2 80. a-ock. -. - tsalea
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KANSAS cTTY aaKxsTs

Esr-z~ Ctr. Ma S-NEezf-SfeS,stI.
~ Aaz g,s<5. No sar1 -. ~ -,
Es9Esc. &o : ss-nE. 81
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c,arS-stszsy. Nc . nal1ss. sc: "a. (.
Essre tSGls-zc-
Ry~So. = -
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TERRY BRACES Up
RRIDEGROOMS GET NOTHING AFTER
The SECOND INNING.

Colts are No Great Things Themselves, but
Harper is Wild and Poorly Supported,
SO There's Nothing for it but a Win
Orioles Make it Three Straight at Pitts
burg-PhiIIies Make a Three Straight
at Louisville-Spiders aud Reds Win
Western Games.
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Western AssocIatIon Games

Des Moines, Ia, May 6-Today's game
was forfeited 20 Des Moines, nine TO
nothing. Dubuque refused TO play
when the league dues were withheld
from their percentage, in accordance
with a telegram from President Hickey.
AT the end of the sixth inning the score
stood:
RHE
Des Moines .........i 10 0-5 o
Dubuque ...........0 0 0 o 1 OIL 2
Batteries: Burrell and Lehman; Di-
amond and Zahner.
st. Joseph, Mo, May 6.-Sccre
R.HE.
ST. Joseph 30 l 100000 40 5
Peoria .........0 o1012O ISL 2
Batteries: Mauck and Parker; Sou
der and Dugdale.
Quincy, ILL.,, May 6-Score:
RHE
Quincy ........4 0 o 02o-s o
Cedar Rapids 1 OIL 5000 "a 8
Batteries: Lothrop and Quinn; KIM
merer and Sullivan.
Burlington, Ia, May s.-Score:
RHE
Burlington ...01o1e s20o-7M
Rockford -..3 0 2 1f20O .-15l7 2
Batteries: White, Bugett and Arm
strong: Griffith and Snyder.
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u u TtorrF7. Way~n. hogs.
Tsrrh 4 Craaville. f~sff~~ *. Nafra
Vghtfnnors A ffsElseh. Gissn. hoSa
gtl-s~ar-; A. przl<e. " htterNstfr~. h1Ea-
Henry boyer. f1attsry0fA. huEs
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Berlin. May 6-The report that Baron
Clemens Won ketteler, counsellor and
first secretary Of tie German embassy
AZ Washington. is 10 succeed Dr. Emyon
Winkler, the German minister 20 Mex
fco. on November 1. is officially confirm
ed. DR.. Won Winkler has been recalled
at his own request. owing 10 III health
Constantinopls. May 6.-Rev- George
p Knapp. the American missionary
who was expelled from BEtiis by the
Turkish authorities. aasl arrived n
good health.
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,nti,t iieard.Ier nanrrrnn.lr Il

Brussels. May 6--Andrew Beardslsy,
the artist. who Is now n this city. is be-
lieved 10 be dying OF pneumonia. His
family have been summoned
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No Franchises to Surrender.

st. Joseph, No, May e.--When seen
tonight relative TO the r7r1nor that
Dubuque, Burlington and Quincy would
surrender their franchises in the West
ern association, President Hickey stat
ed that there was absolutely no truth
in the report Dubuque" said Presi-
dent Hickey, SIS one OF the most solid
towns in the associa ton Quincy has
had little hard luck, but there is no
thought OF dropping out I have posi-
i've assurances from Burlington people
that they Will see their club through
There is no foundation for the rumor."
Odr. Edgar Jones, clerk of the supreme
court OF Oklahoma, was in the city last
night returning from Kansas City
where he had been on business. He
reports every material interest In Ok
IahoIna Is a most prosperous condition
ana r<aS the delicate nerve to say that
song the other prosperous institu-
tons Is the Democratic party. Mr..
Jones, with a party of friends, IS nego-
tiating for the purchase Of yacht 10
cruise for several months next year on
the rivers of Alaska as the guests of
Governor Swinborn- They expect to
have a great time from a standpoint of
pleasure and do not propose to overlook
an opportunity of turning little gold
toward their Golfers If 1t occurs. Well,
If Oklahoma Is to have a millionaire,
no one will regret the fact If that man
is Ed Jones
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Batteries: Chtcag o-Terry and Don
ohue. Brooklyn-Harper, Kennedy and
Grim Earned runs-Chicago 2. Two
be sehits-Anderson, Dahlen. Three
basehtts-Ryan. Home runS-Rahlen.
Stolen bases-Anderson, Lachancc,
Donohue, Everett 3, Struck out-By
Terry 4; by Harper 1; by Kennedy l.
Hit with ball-Lachance; Terry. Um-
Dire-Weidmaa
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ORIOLES u; PIRATES 2.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 6-Pittsburg is
not in BaltiInOre's class as evidenced
By the series ended today, in which the
visitors took three straight The game
was won by superior playing in every
way. Foreman was knocked out of the
box in the fourth inning. Attendance
2,8G0. Score:
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WICHITA MARKTIs

Wa mta- Nay 6
HOGS
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Chicago, May 6.-The Colts outplayed
Brooklyn at every point today, winning
the last game Of the series, hands down.
Terry was a trifle weak at the start,
but not hit or run was made off him
after the second. The locals did but
little batting against Harper, but he
was wild and poorly supported Ken
nedy relieved him in the fifth. For two
innings he was very effective. but was
batted for four singles, a triple and
a fOur-bagger in the seventh and eighth
Attendance $500. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07
DON'T OBJECT HARD
JUDGE PETERS WOULD NOT FIGHT
4 NOMINATION VIGOROUSLY.

He Says He Could be Prevailed on to be a
Candidate Were it Not for HIS Old Col
league, Major morrill,, Being in the
Race-That is, of Course, IL Republi-
Votes to the Ticket Than the Other
Gentlemen Mentioned-He Acts Like
JuIius Cesar With the Crown
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07

Cassparatfss Report - 80 Narfh sssseFs
ss1fsr fer Ia.&t Wssk.
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z.srorn NgleT rrg-yrts siye ao1r cgfFgf
last 4~ek az y1rts nAsDed. a. fellows
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07

batteries: IOulSV1IIe--FraZer anu
Warner: New York--Doheny and Far
rell Earned runs--None. First base on
baIls-Off Frazer 9; off DOheny 2. Struck
out--By Frazer 5; by Doheny 3. Three
base hits--Eustace. Two base hits
Dexter, Warner. Stolen bases--Tiernan n.
Double plays-Fuller and H Davis. Hit !
by pitcheV--Doheny. Wild pitches |
Err l-rrnrniraa-- 81 ari1an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07

Louisville, May 6.--Doheny was a puz-
ale 10 the Louisville batters today,
while FraZer's wildneSs, coupled with
the Colonies errors. gave the Giants
sha game Owing 70 the Derby being
run this afternoon the game was play
ed in the morning. Attendance 200.
Score;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-01-02
Thirty Persons Drowned.

ALGIERs, Dec. 26.-The British
steamer Belle Rophon has been in COLI
lision with and sunk the French steam
er Emile Heloise at the entrance of
the harbor. Thirty passengers of the
Emile Heloise, including twenty-five
natives, were drowned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-01-02

And now on this day, December 10,
1895, comes the plaintiff by his attor-
ney, James G. Trimble, and files his
petition in the above entitled cause,
verified by affidavit, stating among
other things that defendant is q non
resident of the State of Missouri,
and that the usual service of process
cannot be had on him.
1t is t therefore ordered by the clerk
in vacation that publication be made
notifying said defendant that suit has
been commenced against him, the
object and general nature of which is
to enforce a tax lien against the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated
in Audrain County, State of Missouri,
to-wit: Lot Six (6), Block Fifty-two
(52), in the Town of Vandalia. Now,
therefore, unless you, said defendant,
be and appear at the next regular
term of this court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the City of
Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri,
on the third Monday in January next.
1896, and on or before the third day
of said court, answer or otherwise
plead to said petition, the same will
be taken as confessed, and Judgment
will be rendered in accordance with
the prayer of said petition. And ii
is further ordered by the clerk that a
copy hereof be published in the
Weekly LEDGER, a weekly newspaper
published in said County of Audrain,
for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be at least fifteen days
before the commencement of said
next term of court. A true copy.
Attest: P. NJ. MORRIS, Clerk.
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