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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-13
Total
Toy Tov,

Lot. Tax Levy.
"a Washington avenue ............ 2.43
- Washington avenue ........... 2.43
81 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
80 Washington avenue ...... 2.43
80 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
81 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
81 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
Al Washington avenue ............ 2.43
- Washington avenue .-.......... 2.43
40 washington avenue ............ 2.43
A Washington avenue ............ 2.43
40 Washington avenue ........... 2.43
Of Washington avenue ............ 2.43
% Washington avenue ............ 2.4S
% Washington avenue ............ 2-43
OF washington avenue ............ 2.43
% Washington avenue ............ 2.43
81 Washington avenue ............ 2-43
81 Washington avenue ............ 2-43
90 Washington avenue ............ 2-43
81 Washington avenue ............ FAB
, 50 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
II Washington avenue ............ 2.43
70 Washington avenue ........... 2.iS
75 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
a Washington avenue ........... 2.43
70 Washington avenue ........... 2.43
81 Washington avenue ........... 2-43
80 Washington avenue ............ 2.43
So Washington avenue ........... 2.43
81 Washington avenue ............ 2-43
SO Washington avenue ... 2.43
81 Washington avenue .....1. 2.43
Beg. at the S. W. cor. Of lot So,
Allen avenue. Tilford's 2nd add;
thence east along S. side Of lots
So and 81 said addition AIS #. 20
Chisholm Creek; thence along the
center of Chisholm Creek 10 Oak
ST.; thence west along Oak s.. 10
Allen avenue; thence north 10
place Of beginning ..............s13.S 81
Beg. at the n. E. cor. lot %. Ham,
moud add; thence n. So IT; thence
w. 1894 fl; thence S. 90 Fl;
thence E. 1871 fl 10 beginning. AIS
Beg. 55 Fl n. Of n. Z. cor of lot
%, Hammond add; thence n. 10
fl; thence w. 1891 f.; thence 5.
10 fl; thence E. 1884 # TO place
OF beginning -.................... I.5l
Reg. 100 fl. ". of the n. E. cor.
Of lot %, Hammond's add,
Cleveland avenue, thence N. so fl;
thence W. 1884 Fl; thence S. so
f.; thence E. 1884, feet to place Of
beginning ......... ............. 4.s7
Beg. $50 #. n. Of the n. E. cor.
lot %, Cleveland avenue. Ham,
mond's add; thence n. 80 feet;
thence w. 1884, fl; thence S. 80
f.; thence E. 1873 #. to place OF be-
ginning -. ....... .......... 4.s7
Beg. go #. y. of the y. Z. cor.
Of lot %, Cleveland avenue, Ham
mond's add; thence n. 90 fl:
thence W. 1897 #; thence S. 80
IT; thence E. 1881 It to beginning 4.S7
Beg. $50 #. n. OF the n. E. cor.
Of .ot %, Cleveland avenue, Ham
mond's add; thence n. 80 #;
thence w. 1891 #; thence S. so
Fl; thence E. 1881 #. TO begin
nlng .-..--.--..--.- o.1V |
Beg. at the S. E. corner Of Vree-
lands add; thence south along
Cleveland avenue 1872 fl; thence
west $50 #; thence north 1872 #;
thence east $50 It to place OF be-
SHINING 10 % |
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ST. JOSEPH. NO. FAIR AND RACES
AUGUST - To q

Only 500 for the round trip Wichita
30 st Joseph. via the MISSOURI PA
CIFIC RAILWAY. Tickets on sale Aug.
% 10 3. good 70 return August -.
City Ticket Office, ia North Main $
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Cor. Main and Douglas Wichita. Kan

Only $50 Wichita % Buffalo for 4
double berth in q frs; class Pullman
Palace Sleeping Car. via the MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY. August 2lst. 1897.
Railroad fare 81 70 Tor ne round zip.
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through tickets. baggage checked.
maps. time tables and fun Information
about The Santa Fe Route and Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticket
Office at Douglas avenue station. which
Is open until lo:4o p. m every day. Al
questions cheerfuIly answered
l. r. DELANEY, Agent
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ARE YOU GOING TO KANSAS CITY;
REMEMBER THE MISSOURI PA.
(.IIrTC

REMEMBER THE MISSOURI PA
CHIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Is the only line that runs a strictly
Wichita-Kansas City train. Leaving
Wichita at $40 D. m. arriving al Kan
sas City next morning a; 100. This
train Is made up al Wichita and there
fore always leaves on time. Nice chair
cars and Pullman sleepers.
Notice the leaving time. and the next
time you go 10 Kansas City take ths
Missouri Pacific Always on time
Never late. Fine equipment. Leaves
Wichita al a reasonable hour and ar
rives at Kansas City neither too late
nor too early. Depot corner Second and
Wichita streets.
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Western Passenger Agent.
REMEMBER WELL AND BEAR IN
MIND

That the Missouri Pacific railway Is the
shortest and quickest route 20 all Colo
rado points. Leaves Wichita at Sis
p. m. arriving a Pueblo $50 a. m. Col
orado SPRINGS $50 a. m. and Denver az
II noon. One hour quicker than any
competitor. City ticket office ia North
Main street. Telephone 2l1
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REMEMBER THIS:
THAT THE
. Al.
\ Train

OF Pullman palace and tourist slea7ers
and free chair cars viii run through Ia
Buffalo via Santa Fe. leaving poin-s II
Kansas on August q. Persons OF dis
elimination. who fully appreciate N
significance OF this statement. viii pur
chase :heir tickets over the San.a e
It's the officisl route for the W. r. {
TACT waica renders comment unneces-
cary.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
/ Indianapolis. Ind--Ore fare for round
trip; on sale August Is and II. 1897.
indianapolis. Ind.-One fare for round
trip; on sale September and s. 1887.
For further information call or or ad-
dress E. E. BLECKLEY. p. T. A.
ia y. Main street, Wichita, Kan.
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TAKE THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC KANSAS AND NEPPAS-


KA LIMITED" FOR ST. LOUIS.
Leave Wichita a; 2:IO ?. n. srriving
a. g. Louis mex. morning 10. making
direct connections with al lines szs-
No change Of cars Elegant service.
City Ticket Ofice iIf Sorta Man s.-sst
NATIONAL ENCAHP3iE:ST g. a r
Bunalo. y. Y. AUgus- , % =. Ca!y
81 70 f7- the round ZIP vlz re NILSSON
Pr PACIFIC RAILWAY. elt1er ia al
-sr o. part boat Tine between wichita
and Buna.9 va ne Missouri Fs-lf- szi--
rsy. oa.y forty houfs. Lave Wichita
20 >. II. arriving "a B1Tzi2 seo9ni
u.o-rt-z s o'clock- Tsis = tss u8s: d.
rect AID quickest route Pr .sstaeF ia
formation ca On O a96-sss
= Z BLECELEY.
?. ara 7. 4. 81. Pa Ry.
ia Norm 1fsin street. Wlcbits. Kan.
Il c TOWNSEND. g. p. AMI 7. A.
s.; LozlE. ~
Tickets or zz.s Aagss; = and =
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REDUCED RATES VIA MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY TO ST.
LOUIS AND CHICAGO.

On July Is. II. IS. 10. 20. q. %. 90. so.
and Angus, .. 6. 9 and IS. 1897, the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway VIII sell one way
tickets 70 s. Louis AT rate of sli.5o and
to Chicago al enc way rate OF $500.
For further information call on or ad-
dress z. E. BLECKLEy, P & T A.
LA North Main ST.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS. oSE FAR.
FDg THE ROUND TRIP VIA
TIE SANTA ~ ROUTE
T<DLASAPOf.fs. IND. u-s~,s -
s@5e Aszas; 1874 az i7ta. sn4 segts-a-
ces IA aa4 So
L Il DELANEY
- AGA
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The aartita Badly Eagle griaxy zoruimo August s 1887

| OF their particular affiliations. would be
| glad 10 see her tried and convicted of
| misdemeanor as an eavesdropper.
II mas been a long time since this
section has been invoked, and II, as has
been threatened. charge is made
| against Mrs. OMeara by the Red Men
il will be the first time that secret
society mas had recourse TO law 10 pur
.sh an improper custodian - rs secrets.
Mrs. OMeara was a popular woman
yesterday. All her women friends called
on her, anxious ID learn something OF
the mysterious rites When a reporter
saw her she was enjoying her fame
the Red Men are all right" she de-
cisred. Bless EN-, They needn't be
afraid OF ne. II was a fine sight. They
We're all dressed up in fancy costumes"
Michael Hart, prominent member OF
the new tribe OF Red Men instituted
Friday night. said that the woman would
in all likelihood divulge her knowledge
She had been on the fire escape" he
said. about an hour before she was dis
covered, and although the lights were
turned low, as the rules OF the order re-
quire, she could see everything from her
position on the fire escape, and hear al
most everything that was said. too.
The ceremonies had progressed for
fully an hour, when Mr.. Devlin heard a
noise al the shutters, which resulted in
the discovery OF the woman. She re-
fused 10 leave the place. and il became
necessary for Us at last TO send for the
police An offense of this kind. Of which
Mrs. o Meara was guilty, IS deserving Of
the severest punishment. especially as l
understand she has been in the habit OF
doing this sort Of thing with the other
secret orders that meet in the hall
When 1 entered the hall" he con-
tinued, ''the lights were turned Up, and
the ceremonies suspended. The woman
refused 10 leave. maintaining that she
had perfect right there. I finally went
down the ladder first and she followed.
AS l was going down stairs she threw
bucket Of dirty water on me-"
The pleasure yacht Merlin, reported
Wednesday night as missing and thought
to be lost, is safe. Advices received yes
terday located her al Silvan Beach, on
the east shore o flake Michigan.
Fire in the TWO upper stories OF the
building at 312 North Eighth street.
S.. Louis. occupied by the Enterprise
Brass company. did $4,000 damages al
an early hour yesterday morning. The
loss is covered by insurance. The build
ing is owned by Colone. f. H. Phipps.
Of the Carnegie. Phipps company. Of
Pitts0urg, and is not badly damaged.
The Union Pacific passenger depart
ment denies that it is responsible for any
Decentralization in rates 10 Buffalo, as an
nounced from Chicago. The trouble has
apparently been brought about by the use
OF old nd inferior cars by fines OPERA ting
the Pullman or Wagner cars. as touris.
cars. The use Of these old coaches, that |
have been standing idle since the worlds |
fair, was made al the time OF the Chris |
tan Endeavor movement, and there was |
no complaint whatever al that time.
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Corner Main and Douglas. Wichita. ks
~ CAN GO TO NATIONAL

ENCAAlPMENT C. \. r. AT
BUFFALO. y. Y.
Only $3.50 round trip from Wichita
via "Grea, Rock Island Route" Tickets
on sale Aug. elst and I'D. good until
Sept Goth for return. Through cars
without change leave Wichita $50 a. m.
Aug 2lst- HAL 5. RAY. u. p. ~.
Wichita. Kan.
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NASHVILLE. TENN, AND RETURN
s3555

TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL. AND IN.
TERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
The A,chison. Topeka and Santa Fe
viii sell daily. tickets 10 Nashville and
return az rate OF So So continuous pas
sage in each direction Final limit
November IN. 1897.
l. r. DELANEY. Agent.
Telephone ls9
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KANSAS CITY TO CINCINNATI
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS

WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The Wabash railroad is now running
through cars 20 Cincinnati on their fas;
mail train. leaving Kansas City at $50
every evening, making practically no
change OF cars from Kansas City TO
Louisville, Cincinnati. Washington.
Baltimore ana Philadelphia, and short
ening the time 10 er above places from
five 10 eight hours. The Wabash is the
only line that does this.
II. V. GARLAND.
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The best way to Colorado is over the
Santa Fe route. The fast train which
leaves Wichita al 3:45 p. m. arrives Al:
Colorado points the next morning. For
information call on or address
l.. r. DELANEY. Agent.
Phone 139 Douglas Avenue Depot
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E z BLECXLEY. 2. & 7. A.
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS VIA
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND

To points In Arkansas. Indian Terri
tory. Texas and louisiana. one fare Plus
$500 round trip. Tickets on sale July
10Th. August 81 and 18th. September tn
and 21st. October 5ih and 1911. good
twenty days for return.
HAL s. RAY. ID. p. A.
Wichita, Kansas.
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SPECIAL. RATES TO CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS VA SANTA FE-

Jay ism - -Ist. Inclusive. al eaea
NsaHzy AMI F-s3sy tzsgeztte- c-.sl
Aux1et Izfa. ias szuiz Re sM SCI oas-
way ucks-s - C5lz4zo ~ arz.e i. &. q
eu3 % - Lszis. GIl-5s P-1po-sI1-.atesy
sane -e6z-l % - o;aer psln-s ess,- CT
o. Ss1tf Fe sSea- nes8se xrsuz sAs.. 70.
- irf0-En2-s5z- = l. DELANEY.
4e.eS--ss - Agrac
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THE HUNTING AND FISHING
GROUNDS
OF Colorado quickly and comfortably
reached via the Santa Fe Route. Low
re les during the season. Write w j..
Black. G. p. A. Topeka. Kan. for copy
OF 4 Colorado Summer.
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effect and be in force from and after lis
publication IN the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved this 12;h day o. August. 1897.
FTNLAY ROSS. Mayor
At.es.-H T KRAMER. City Clerk
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CHEAP RATES TO NASHVILLE.
TENN

TENN.
For Tennessee Centennial The Rock
Island Route VIII sell every Tuesday
exclusion tickets a. rate of s3s5s.
HAL r. RAY.
d +. a. Wichita, Kan.
HALF FARE EXCURSIONS VIA
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE"
INDIANAPOLIS IND. tickets OF
sale August 1871 and l7th. ana septsrs.
Der 7th and sth
Ask Rock Island AEen, for particuiarx
HAL S. RAY. y. p A.
DIS wichita. Kansas
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CRIPPLE CREEK.

CRIPPLE CREEK.
THE GREAT GOLD FIELD OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Is easily reached via ne Grear M.s-
souri, Pacific Railway. either by way OF
Pueblo or Colorado Springs. or both.
Colorado express leaves Wichita daily az
5:I5 p. m. arriving az Pueblo or Colorado
Springs for breakfast. Cripple Creek IS
only few hours ride from Pueblo or Col
orado Springs.
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Railroad Readers
FRISCO LINE.
d ANU SAN = n
R COMPANY.

FRISCO LINE
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO r.
R COMPANY.
On July 18th to 2is,. inclusive; aiso July
sd. eS,h and soth. August "a. 9Th. sts
and 18th. this Line will sell tickets IA
ST. Louis At Sil59 and TO Chicago al
$500. E. c. HOAG.
City Ticket Agent.
Corner Main and Darulas Wichita KS
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FRISC LINE.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

s.. Louis Interstate Merchants Associa-
ton. S.. Louis. August and Sep
TENDER.
For me above the Frisco Line VII sell
round trip tickets 20 8. Louis and re-
turn az rate OF fare and one-third t1r the
round Trip. Tickets will be on sale Au-
gust 14ta and 18th. aiso September Al
and On. Final return lin.it fifteen days
from date OF sale. Z. &. HOAG.
Ci.y Ticket Agent.
ca Main an r,-rr'as IVirniia kan
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published August Is, 1879
ORDINANCE NO. 1440.

An ordinance making special assess
ments for Improvements and providing
for the tax levy to pay for new side
walks.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen Of the City Of Wichita
Section l. That the following sums set
opposite each lot or tract Of land herein
specified be- and the same is hereby lev
led 10 pay the amount due the city Of
Wichita, Kansas, for the ne~ sidewalks
constructed and remaining unpaid for
the year 1897, to-wit:
Total
ayv
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Continued OF Page -
A NEW Low RECORD FOR SILVER.

5Sv experienced the most violent
break of the In half
selling 25d ounce as against zd
dav and &c within the silver dol
aris trhe
silver to quida
decline as odays has not
witnessed closed silver
bullion fell in London from Sd
received this cable from
abroad market at which you will SELL
asking LONDON quolauons
in comments this morning ad-
thinks IS
to grounded of the American BIZ
Woicot are not neS " prove @s
factory silvertes herea ndi United States
closing
opening them because
openjng now would the state OF al
which created" ~
The standard in it's financial silver and TT
the extent to which holdings by American speeuat
there has been no
mnts and
eve the markets but her position IS so pare
with which to do that Nothing mere
foris be DONE
York to it's highest point Merchants have largely
foreign something like in
change lower
dsmayed and continue 10 pre-
reached Ihere
especially the rapidly with winch &
Native manufacturers account OF
having to buy raw there thought
entertained Of adopting will meet its gold in
rigorous economy ana VIII
nursue waiting policy bought machinery and
supplies abroad hndt reduced to nothing
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bombs into the town and destroying
several public buildings. Three bombs
were fired from dynamite guns, which
were landed by a recent expedition. The
Spaniards did not venture out of the
town.
The authorities determined on the
following morning to be revenged on
someone and arrested the family of
Morales Bottellas, because the daugh
ter of the house was the fancee of Cas-
tillos late chief of staff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morales, their daughter and two other
children, were taken outside the town,
ordered to kneel down and. were fired
upon by squad of Spanish soldiers.
Morales, his wife and one child were
killed at the first volley. The daughter
and her 7-year-old brother were wound
ed and left on the ground They will
die. Several families have moved from
the town.
Advices from Pinar del Rio state that
the insurgents are becoming active in
the province. In consequence of recent
raids, General Weyler has ordered that
military lines around Havana be tight
ened, and that all cultivation and prop
erty about the lines be at once de-
stroyed.
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Indianapolis, Aug. 5.-The determines
ton Of the leading life insurance com
panies to carry no risks on Klon-
dyke explorers has fallen with
dampening effect on the cooperative
companies which were forming in this
city and upon a number of men who
are preparing to start for Alaska dur
ing the coming winter. One of these
companies sending ten representatives
each insured for $4,000, gave each
man $1,000 besides money for contingent
expenses, all Of them to cooperate in
the search for gold, dividing equally
with the company, and in case of
death, the insurance money to be paid
to the company. By each death the
company stood to win $500, on the
basis that no more than $500 would be
spent on each representative. Another
company simply designed carrying SUI
ficient insurance to reimburse for
actual outlay. 1t is not thought that
any of these companies will proceed
further
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MAIL FACILITIES.
Daring Prospectors VIII Not Be
Wholly Without Them.


Washington, Aug. 5.-The hosts who
have emigrated to Alaska and the
Klondyke gold fields during the past
few months VIII not be wholly without
postal facilities during the coming win
ter. There will be one round trip a
month to Circle City until July 1 of
next par. This monthly service began
on the first of last month. and while no
route is specially designated it Will be
via the ChiIcot pass. This service car
ries only letter mail, no provision be-
ing made for other classes of matter.
He2vv mails have been carried so far
under a contract for five steamer trips
via the Yukon river. and the last of the
five tri y viii be started from San
Francisco about Sept. l. 1t is doubtful
whether the last expedition can proceed
all the way, for in the lattr part Of
September the Yukon is usually frozen
over The fourth expedition carving
the mails over this course is now en-
route The contract allows the car
riage of mails to the extent of five tons
in weight, and by the time the mails
now on the way reach the Circle City
district and are forwarded into the dig
gings into which the rush has been. the
prosDectors will be well supplied with
reading matter.
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stage lOBBER OR GHOST J?
WYOMING DRIVERS STORY OF A
HOLD-UP.
Defied the Highwaymen and Fired
Many Shots In Their Direction
Plumber From Mondays Robbery.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial TO Inc Herald-)
Lander Wyo., Aug. 5.-The stage rob-
bers serve to keep up no little excitement
in this city. Fortunately they did not
make a large haul on Monday morning a.
Lost Soldier. There were eight registered
packages in all in the sack. Five of them
came from points north of this city, the
contents of which are not known. There
was a small retort of gold, worth between
$50 and $40, belonging TO r. III. Ricketts,,
and two packages containing small
amounts of money from this city.
The telegraph line has been cut twice
this week and q sensational story is re-
ported tonight over the repaired line, that
another attempt was made yesterday
a point three miles south of the Sweet
water bridge. The driver says that he
was commanded to stop the stage, and re-
fu5.ng 10 do this. the man nred shot
at him The night was intensely dark,
br.- I've driver says he fired a the flash
until ne had emptied the chambers of his
revolver.
time asleep in the coach. and being awak-
ened by the firing. turned his Winchester
on what he Thought looked like man,
but was not certain, and after firing two
shots he made up his mind that the trou-
Bile was all over. The operator at the
bridge says he regards this as somewhat
of a ghost story
TRAILING THE ROBBERS.
Denver, Colo. Aug. ga special to the
News from Lander. Wyo., says: POST
Office Inspector Fredericks arrived in Lam
der this evening from the south, where
he had been working uD the trail of the
two desperadoes who robbed the stage at
Lost Soldier. Monday morning. He will
return south tomorrow morning with the
assistance OF Deputy United States Mar
shall Banwin. and together they will fol-
low the robbers to point southwest, to
which place it is believed they are in
hiding after committing the robbery.
J, mil nrrh Of hot
Do.Dt, where the trail was lost in the
mountains
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st. Louis Republic.
THE HERALD BULLETIN.
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Atkinson Writes to Debs.
Latest From Klondylze.
Weyler Is Forced to Fight.
Court at Vernal Monday Next
Coal Miners Strike at Rock Springs.
FACE TWO
Fatal Chicago Explosion.
Anti-American Feeling In Japan.
General Sporting News.
Floods in Colorado.
Hot Weather in Texas.
PAGE THREE.
The Decline In Silver.
The Gold Coin Group.
Wheat Market Demoralized.
The Tax Levy.
PAGE FOUR
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE
Yesterdays Court Grind.
President Dooly's Annual Report.
PAGE SIX
The Board of Education.
Tariff Bill Comparison.
PAGE SEVEN.
State News.
PAGE EIGHT.
Electric Companies Consolidate.
Superintendent Millspaugh's Re
port.
Jubilee Commission to Sue.
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ISOLATED Press representative is in
formed from a source considered reli-
able. that before the trial of the Mckee
brothers is finished, several arrests will
be made of others hereabouts who are
supposed to be concerned in the cattle
stealing and killing outrages, and that
these arrests will create a ire
mendous sensation throughout the
west. 1t is furthermore stated today
that the mothers OF the Mckee broth
ers who resides in Salt Lake City viii
be at Vernal on Sunday, and that the
mother will be a very important wit
ness during the trial of her sons.