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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
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EXPOSTCION UNIVERSAL L DE PARIS Ell NJ


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nsdiaa han calls msjor De-
ESTE JARABE esmpeseeats suisntss:
mpeteo @ eto U as sfsaonss hfsaso E6seo
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gurdas este aambrado naturmente sin coms
aoadens esds to-
% 5 'ooao s' % as @ para spa d @
de la oonda, oil
ueharada egdu d regimen indi
a ushradiss (oono
las queus . cas) misms distributes
PRECIOS
Cada media boteIa
I'm ito $500
Por doons Aae rbaa de ounce iento
a & sar eesea sys n % 1s % s las M E las ss
G. Vale Cano Don Francisco Gio rsxdo Ponce
En- las lac
PRoHIBIENDo EN- ABSOLUTE EL Uso DEL PESARIO
a del
cmpleta debidd
prad cuo veses aajos crSaicos
de la vejigp
CUxACI0N RADICAL EN- DLEz HsrREoEEoEs
sin sse,ae66s ceytante
- Garantsa oda operac6n espe0ialidad .A1
CALLE DEL COMERCIO, Ne Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
DIRECToRIo CoMERCIAL
MARINA
BREGARO g. C:.-ConIsionistas

CARLOS ARMSTRONG. -{c;oo.0sra aiisiolaista ta
S na1or5sdor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
GRAN RBALIZACION

de galapagos de todas classes en- la ca
sa der. TORO & ca, Gale del CO.
mercio. Sc reaIigan casi como quie-
"a el comprador: los hay de todas cla
ses, tanto para sefioras COMO para ca
Oalleros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
Sc venden

dos casas con sus correspondientes solares,
situadas Ia primera, en- esta ciudad, Gale de
la Guadalupe, esquina Bertoli; techada de
hierro galvanizado.
La otra en- la calle Real de Playa & 600
metros del puente, es de MADEIRA tiene 81
cuerdAs de terreno.
Para informes en- la ciudad don Rafael To-
ro Bstancourt, y en- la Playa, don Manuel
Feroandex.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26

las personals que quieran gozar de Ia agra
dable temperature que SO disfruta en- Ia villa
de Adjuntas, es saber, que en- la fonda FL
Progreso !" que en- dicha villa tiene estable-
eida haee af1os Ia suscribienbe, hay habita
clones frescas, servicio esmerado, y nucho
aseo. Precios sin competencia. Gyocs0
MScbeH 8 N alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
-AVISo

Por ell prcsente hsgo saber que desde esta
fecha 10 reconocere cantidad aiguna que no
sea sutorizada por mi, escrita con mi reco
nocida letra y r6brlca. Junio 16 de
1898 = FS tc Jorge MD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
Y. MANESCAU Y CO,
COMERClANTES IMpORTADORES
JOYEROS AL P0R MAYOR Y AL DETAIL
IS Plaza de las DeIicias IS
Orecemos pbico nueso grandoso surtido ouer de
con los modeos mas caprchosos brantes peras fnas
piedras de colores
Brillantes y esmeraldas sueItas
GRANDES CAPRICHOS GRANDES NOVEDADEs
SURTIDO COMPLETE

FGURAS de fayances
vance adornos de a I6dd
Epejos luna vselad saone Flores
iden Collection competa de cntros de metal banco
Pecosos adornos ocad Albums
Eegans estuches na Jardneras poa
flores Jarrone chnescos uoos Ultima novedad uegos
vajlas
clases pro2os regalos.
ESCRIBANIAS de bronco, meta V
"iata oyeros hueveras icoreras de metal
de CRYSTAL jaspeados.
de artouos nuy 6onos servcios completes baccarat.
cacetines nedias de ho de Escocia
de abria banco de coores para
damasco seda fecos jugos
6ombrLas de gran lujo paraguas de seda 6na.
Optica especial
Id
arstas. JEMELOS PARA TEATRO.
PRECIOS NUY LIMIFADOS Sin 6OMPETENClA
wazo4d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
Il eREDITO Y AHORRO pONcERO
GIRA A CORTA VISTA

. Sobre todas las capitales Y
q pueblos de ia Peninsula &
islas adyacentes.
Sobre New York, Puerto
Rico y Mayagiiez.
.Sobre Inglaterra, Francia,
: Alemania, Austria. Russia,
Belgica, Holanda, Suiza, Di-
namarca, Suecia, Noruega,
! Italia, Portugal, Grecia y
J Turqufa
Sobre Bulgaria, Luxem
burgo, Rumania, Montene-
gro, Servia y Corcega.
Y sobre Egipto, T1nez y
! Marruecos.
Ponce, 18 Abril 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
ID lONJl
G A S A d E MID A s
representGdG poT
SANTIAGO JIMENEZ
sta en- Ia cGHe del Concrete, .freate d Ia
Audie'sciG q al ''CrSdtto y Ahorro
Poncefo -
AL pICo

En- mi interes ests hoy, mas que nunca,
demostrar la superioridad de mi casa sobre
todas las montadas igual altura, adn
sobre muchas de primer orden de las mejo-
res eapitalos.
Teniendo actualmente en- Ponce un esta-
blecimiento cuya nueva eocina riValizs, Sc
g1n Sc dice, con las mejores, pongo verda
dero empefo en- que Ell p1blico pusda com
pararla con la mia. Al efecto, invite TO-
dos q venir LA LONJA despD6s de haber
visitado otros buenos estsblecimientos, para
que pueda juzgarse cual supera cual.
Sin ostentacion niDguna de lujo, La Lo1,ja
ofrece
Servicio esmeradfsimo
Comida seIeeta
Atencion y amabilidad para los cIisntes,
Bondad BARATURA.
q Acndid, y 0s con0<Hcereis.
Ponce, Jnnio II de 1895.
SANTIAGO JIMENEZ.
| IOJOl =
| Sc sirven comidas domicilio Sc admiteE
abonados en- Ell eomedor de primera, & diez
e3ho pesos : en- el de segunda, q precios con
vencionales.-Un cubierto con vino, rs ctVs
2lm v. p. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
Sc VENDEN

dos casas, una de manposteria recien fabfi
cada otra de MADEIRA.
La de mamposterta tiene buen bsflo, con
sn pluma de aqua con IN solar de 1s y me-
dia varas do frente por So de fondo.
La de MADEIRA tiene un solar de IL y me-
dia Varas de frente. II fondo mide por M
iado II metros = por osro IL = medic metros
Dirigirse & DON Juan Puig Barrio de Bae-
nos Aires. 2-16
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-26
Muy barata

Sc vende la mejor inca de la Florida, ju-
risdiccion de Barceloneta, lamada CUEVAS
DE ROMAN.
Conata de 200 euerdas, parte de cafe y
platanos, con excelentes maderas.
Tiene magnffco camino facil de comuni-
caci6n con Nanatf 90 minutes de la Flo
TiCJ0.
Para n g irfermes, dirigirse & la expresa-
da fnca al que suscribe. Florida-Barce-
loaets, 20 de Mario de 1896. 6.-FTGncsSc0
Ga5dn 3md d.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
CITY IN BKIEE.

ofr. and Mrs. T. n. Griffith removed
10 their new residence. 1928 North Mat
ket stree, yesterday.
Guy Reynolds OF the Fargo Express
company flied the business manager ;
table with beautiful Sweet JasSamines
from the south.
Miss Dora D. Taylor of Attica writes
10 the Eagle. IA reliable maidstone
may be found al Aetica- DR.. joel Ma
son viii make application Of stone.
know II 10 be reliable as was one Of
four who had occasion 10 test II and
saw II applied 70 two OF the others
Two were mad dog bites and two were
mad cat bites. Mine was a cat bite' -
From Hsysviile. from HaysvilIe, in
its emerald setting Of fields and orch
ards and inviting groves. from the
flower embowered home OF Mrs. JACOB
Haughey and with that lady's compil-
ments comes 10 US an annual Offering
OF roses, beautiful colOrsd. sweet scent
ed roses and buds OF roses, entwined
with leaves and evergreen. white and
pink. yellow and crimson. they came.
came in u welcome which was only
equRlled by that in which they were re-
ceiySd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
MISSOURI BOILING WITH CYCLONES
Woman Blown Eighty Rods Into n Hedge
Pence at f.hiIhoWee

renee at ChiihoWee-
St Louis. May 2O.-Reports of storms
continue 10 come in from various Sec
tions of Missouri At Eldon a lorna
do damaged property TO the amount OF
$4,000 and severely injured number
OF people. Mrs. EarzaFt was found
dead after the storm. The Methodist
and Congregational churches were
wrecked, and the fine brick Christian
church badly injured a number OF
houses were demolished and twenty
others were submerged by water
Reports received from towns IN cen
tral Missouri, show that the damage
done by yesterdays storm was much
greater than at first estimated Two
bridges were washed out on the Sedalia
Warsaw and Southwestern end through
trains vii not be running for al least
a couple OF days.
Near Green Ridge. orchards. grow
ing crops and timber were swept away.
One woman. name unknown, was Sc
riOusiy injured.
A. Chilhowee. on the Kansas City
division OF the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas. a dozen residences were urroof-
ed. storero9ms blown down and fences
carried on Mrs. J. H Hail was picked
I'D by the wind. carried eighty rods and
deposited in hedge fence. SnsEas
rescued not seriously injured
Several levees along the line % the
Santa Re nave been broken down by
the raging waters Of the Charlton and
incalcuiable damage has been done .
farms. The overfio we'd strip nsz- e
mer Is three miles wide c hsries Miller
aged -. was drowned while trying 20
cross z flooded run near Bsiton- HIS
companion. wao was Win hs-n IN a
buggy. eScsDe5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
OBITUARY

The subject or this sketch. Elmer ?.
I Hartzell. was born IN South Bend. Ind.
July s. $50. died at HIS home. at $50 a.
m. Sunday. May II. 1896. after an ~
, f<ss q eight days. suffering with spinal
fever. He came 10 wichita with his
parents IN 1875. lie father now oper-
stes planning mill on East Douglas
avenue. Elmer learned the trade OF
carriage painter. but at the time OF BIS
death was a dealer IN fruits and confec.
tionery on North Main street. He was
regarJied by those who knew him as a n
honest, upright. Christian young man.
lie was one % the faithful mem berv OF
the south Lawrence Avenue Christian
church. with which he united in 1854
In September. 1926. ~ was married q,
MISS Bessie Stewart. whom, with a H.
lie son he leaves - mourn their I0s.
Also father and mother. Mr. and Afrs.
J. &. H1rtzeli. a sister. Mrs. Eta Nc
Fhers1El - mis- city. and a brother.
George. a Houston. Tex. but VINO sor-
row not as those who have no hone
Approprfate services were CONDUCTED
BY Elder al l. Mum. Tuesday AZ go
- m. at the church. where "A large con-
course assembled "a pay their last r.
sp@cts - one they highly esteemed ana
% manifest the kindly sympathy they
felt Tor the berssyed relatives. Ares
the services we quietly wended our
Way 20 the hsu overlooking the ciy
where we deposited al that was mortal
q him IN the beautiful Maple Grow.
cemetery - S+zlr tas sound ~ The zst
frffrrsrs.~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21

ornate state chariot of Louis XIV, which
comes from the Musee de ClunyinParis,
with trappings for horses and iiveries
for positions and footmen on a CORES
ponding scale of magnificence.
The crown prince Constantine of
Greece, duke of Sparta, and Prince and
Princess Ferdinand of Bulgaria, arrived
during the day and were received in
the station, as was the French ambassa-
dor, by members of the imperial family
and by guards of honor. There was a
vast gathering of people 10 witness
these receptions and 10 add their DEM
onstration OF welcome.
The city is filled with as many people
as it will hold and the streets are al
most impossible.
A grand scramble was given tonight
in the courtyard of the Petrovski pal
ace by the combined choirs and orches-
tras IN the city, numbering 1 $50 mem
bers, and comprising the choruses of the
imperial theatre.
The car and czarina listened to the
music from the balcony Of the palace
and warmly applauded the performance
The musicians carried lanterns, thus
giving pictureSQueneSS to the scene.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
THEY ARE GOING WEST
Leading Officers of the Santa He Road Wis
tied Wiehitx Last Night.


This morning a party OF Santa Fe
officials. including First Vice-President
d. Il. Robinson. General Solicitor T. D.
Kenna, General Manager Frey. General
Superintendent Nudge, Chief Engineer
Dun and Superintendent of Machinery
John Player will leave for the west on
a special train for tour of inspec>
ton.
They arrived in the city 9ast night
and met several gentlemen of the Com
mercial club with Superintendent Hart-
man. They inspected the lines be-
tween Topeka and Wichita yesterday.
IL was not decided yesterday whether
the officials would go west and meet
President Il. z. Ripley, who has been
on an inspection tour OF the lines in
California and who is now returning to
the east.
Vice-President Robinson spent Tues
day comforting with the local officials Of
the Road at Topeka. He visited the
shops in the morning. 1t IS said that
Mr. RobinsOn's visit and that OF the
other officials at Topeka is with an idea
OF making some Improvements in the
shops there.
The officials inspected the shops and
buildings OF the company at Argentine
Monday afternoon. They may erect a
new round-house and shop building at
that place in the near future. The
plans were drawn and approved when
the road was in the hands of a receiver.
General Solicitor Kenna spent yester-
day in consultation with officials in the
general office building at Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
= KANSAS AND MISSOURI FLOODS.
foundations Sufficient to Delay Railway
Traffic by Washouts.

FIT. Scott, Kan. May 20.-F'loods caus-
ed by heavy rains, last night washed
out piece of the Memphis railroad
track near Fairlmton on the Joplin
division, and the road is not open yet
The main line was also washed out
yesterday evening and freight trains
are overdue this morning. Continued
excessive rains Of the past week have
kept bridge builders busy repairing
washed-out trestles.
Pittsburg. Kan, May 20-The most
severe wind and rain storm of the sea-
son, accompanied by an unusual amount
of thunder and lightning. passed over
this city last night. All low places in
the city are inundated and many places
in the streets are covered with q rush-
ing torrent Of water.
Springfield. No, Nay 2o.-T,,e -c,a
which fell here last right assumed al
mos. TIE pr 2--.icl- - Z ClOuiS,-r-c..
j-ai Et@--y three inches Of rain tel In
a very shortspace OF time The Mem
phis railroad track IS washed out in
several places. Considerable damage
was done to orchards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
BANK PRESIDENT DOW AI:REsTEI
Other Officers of Defunct Denver Institu-
tions Taken Into Custody.

Denver, Colo, May GO. II. Dow,
president of the Commercial National
bank, which failed in the panic of 1898,
was arrested here today on indictments
charging him with disappointing
funds of the bank and making false re-
ports to the government. He was re-
leased under s.. 900 bail idney 3. Me-
Clurkin, paying teller of the bank, in
dicted with Mr., Dow, was arrested
this. afternoon at Colorado Springs. II
is said that o. E. Miller, president OF
the Miller Hernia company OF Chicago,
who obtained Sl45.O00 for the CONNER
cial bank on almost worthless securl-
ties, has also been indicted, but the
federal authorities refuse TO talk about
the matter. Miller is an intimate
friend of Dow, and Dow was one OF the
directors OF the Miller Hernia company
when he made the heavy loans to Miller,
knowledge Of which he kept from the
bank directors. In a recent letter TO
the United States attorney general,
District Attorney Johnson said:
81 feel certain that this president
should be indicted for eTnbezzlement
and misrepresentation OF funds of the
bank"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
HOME SHOULD BE FIRST
Advantages to BE Gained by Kansas Look
ing 20 its National Outlet

The area lying between the Missouri
river the Rocky mountains. viii IN fut-
ure produce a surplus of corn and wheat
| in excess of her surplus OF former years
Perhaps 1t viii not be long until one
\ half Of the export grain of the country
is produced within these limits. Fhe
bulk Of future acreage must be west Of
the meridian Of wichita. The products
| OF the northern end or this tract will
continue 10 go eastward for some years.
and find points OF export on the At
| lantic coast.
All the rest should 60 % the Gulf
because the artificial requirements
have been brought into harmony with
the natural advantages. the whole be-
ing in accord; and distance, climate.
means OF transpOrtatin. and facilities
for economical and expeditions hand
ling, all contribute 70 make this way
short, easy. and cheap in comparison
with the old route east
New Orleans may claim her share OF
business from the meridian Of Calves
ton eastward as far as she can control
shipments IN the territory east of the
Mississippi, but FROM her own meridian
westward, as far llr-h IS r-~t-r Ne
braslCa. Il 0pgat % De- understood that
Cain estOn las q mighty gr4p On the sur
plus 20 be exported.
Let US here. who have 80 .ong seen
oursurplus add wealth 10 foreign cities,
states and corporations. now demand
"hands or" and for few years apply
this margin in behalf OF our Own state.
and enrich ourselves.
Heretofore they have prOfted more
from our toll than have We. and out OF
our surplus they have built railway
systems. immense elevators. and rnu-
inequalities whose millionaires amAssed
fortunes by keeping Us poor.
Not content with our EurpIus, they
hold mortgages on our homes. wh!ch
can only be satisfied through the fruits
q our toll and the profit derived from
our products.
Kansas must take a firm and positive
stand ID this matter
There IS no higher order % states
manshiD than that which plans wisely
and acts promptly Tor the general good.
and the time IS Opportuae Tor pablo
spirited men and pallznthropisrs - lead
and guide their fellows IN though, ard
action. until the impending revolution
IN the domain q traffic and transpoTta- I
tion is fully preclpltated. and succezs-
fully maintained.
Not iaat we have 81 w,n toEard cor 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

All members OF st. Johns vested choir
viii please meet at the church this
evening at 7.45 for rehearsal.
The Misses Hosfelds dancing class
are rehearsing for their May party
which Will be given next Saturday al
Zeinninger hail.
Altar Chapter VIII meet with Mrs.
L. B. McCausland. 1923 North Market
Friday at o'clock All members re-
Quested TO be present
The Girls Cycling club will not meet
tonight at 5 o'clock as before announced
but Will meet Monday at 5 p. m fer the
same purpose. Emma Hill
All members of the Wichita Minister
ial association are requested TO meet for
brief business at the Y. NJ c A parlors
this Thursday afternoon at 2;30. A.
Lawrence. president; L. A Hail. Sec
rStary,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21


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The book is purely medical and scientific,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
NOW FOR THE STATE ENTRY
Rain ObiiEinGiy Lets up in View of the
Grend Dav i'm Moscow


Moscow, May 20.-The rain. which
had been persistently falling ever since
the car and czarina arrived here on
Monday, has ceased this evening, and
there is promise of fine weather for
tomorrow's state entry into Moscow.
This is the occasion Of the triumphaI
progress along the Tverskast from the
PetrOvslSy palace 10 the Kremlin, for
which preparations have been made on
a larger scale than for any other event
for the coronation festivities. The dec
oratiOns of the city will be at their
best tomorrow. The occasion will wit
ness the culmina ton of the competi-
ton which has ragged for months TO
secure reserved positions along the line
of progress. The street is lined with
the official pavilions and with roomy
grand stands, and it is proposed 10 al
low little more latitude than usual
10 the people on the streets.
The car and czarina will attend
TIE Deum at the Uspensky cathedral
and will then visit the Archangel and
Blagovestchensk cathedrals. where
they will venerate the sacred relics and
icons, and offer up prayer at the tonIbs
of their imperial ancestors. The in
teresting ceremony of the visit OF the
car and czarina TO the shrine Of the
Iberian madonna, the most sacred of
the icons in Moscow, and which is
placed between the double archway OF
the gate of the krenlin, viii take place
upon the entry into the Kremlin-
After the days ceremonies, the car
and czarina viii go TO AlexandrinsLi
palace, there 10 remain until next Mon
day, when there Is to be a grand re-
view of troops and the conservation of
the imperial standard.
The most notable arrival today,
though it was entirely without ostenta-
ton, was that Of the dowager czarina.
She was received privately at the sta
ton by the car and czarina-
The French mission also arrived to-
day. Great prepare ton has been made
10 nave the French representation at
the coronation on scale suitable To
Russia's nearest ally among the nations
Two OF the largest nobleman's palaces
in Moscow have been rented and rsntted
il the costlieSt manner from France.
especially fer the coronation. Here the
French ambassador viii give a ball
during the festivities, which IS % De L
tended by the car and cz2rinA The
sum SET aside for the supper alone Is
SD. 600. Orders We're long ago placed
In Morocco, Algiers and along the Ri
viera FOR the choicest fruits. vsgeta-
bles and flowers that the season AZ
fOr6s, all OF which are On their way
here especially for the ambassadors
banquet. The French ambassador VIII
ride in the procession tomorrow in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
MORE ABorT MAD DOCS.
PAtsents all Do,aK We'll ~ Chicago aBa
Deny Fziss H~ports

All kinfs - reports are In circulation
in the city win References 20 thoae ~
ten bT the mad dDg on sunday. May Ia
one report stated that zfrS. Rssrkf.
was 81 "A very dangerous conaifEa,s. s-,d
that ne doctors haa tsiaErs .larsf - her
husband mat t1ere WIS no chance Or
her NE Ihs Following telexrsnn All
prove the f2lsity - ne rzsn7r. anf
taat fhe men wf1 sE.Dre tfas fhs-y al
lessd q eisDstra stating fnat -h- 40
man alad ay31vghoa,a. simcIy atoks
false The clspasea reads
E-dcss1 II. May -
Dear Hugnaod au3 F~ssnas---f fhaks
thss 0Tgsyrf5nsgv % fnfur-s y11 taaf Z
ara here and a. ueH 81 could D. rnpers-
cd We havs -zken one trss fnnfnt. an4
VII take one a eaT urfsl q srhare~f
~ bart wHi coss rgs - a seek. anIT
VII have - pay . uysetf. T-aa t-gys
are a3i t0irg well TIL Ers Rarkfa
tnat Taylor says hr WtH Tst Ia,
rJllea % sss--eEery rairE s-a0a lie w.
glad - ~ ID. boz BE- N'Rs NJ ever s~v-
snE Hhrn 2 go here. Ife sayr bs -.
three rr5r.aassass - nsrar - - -.
AZ bad aa4 Grzs assas sAslsy. ~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21
RAILROAD MEETING IN PARSONS.
Financing of the Kansas City and Northern
Announced as COMPLETED.

Parsons. Kan, May 2o-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway COM
pany was held in this city today and
the old directors and officers were re-
elected. The suit of the State Of Kan
sas against the company for alleged
violation Of its charter has been dis
missed.
Kansas City, May 2o.-It was definite
iy announced today that the financing
of the Kansas City and Northern has
been finished and that the actual con-
struction will be pushed as quickly
as construction contracts can be let
This ultimately means a new line be-
tween Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines
and Quincy.