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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
I,isneo Arrive. In spain.

A,leur.e. spain. Dec. is.-The Span
in mall tutmer Nihivrrit, with
Mnrrhpl tnmHn n.arc1. fdffnerly cap.
tain.gcrtral ~ cuba Gems. F'fnal ana
TaicFn, co.'s. Cfya'H, Ingilery, TuH-
scr ard pdmtriri ana several othera ~
isscr rank. urf,Yti nrre th'H afternoon
from HAvarn. smiahal nlncp huiri
Without incident, uni fNnlng ihf
crowd .which was wtf'rg him, took iae
train for Mfir'i. offer strllnE so ihe
queen rcTfrf a ce,eFnm = devotion
ara rrceivlrf o. ~ enar Sag1f'u one
~ wecnms. We Declined 90 dascuis She
CUBAN aurriion bui appeared greagly
uffaa.al
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ELECTRIC tTcHlaGS.

The United States hntilcahips Oregon
on Saturday. Will leave tomorrow for
cailuo,
The stockholders ~ tho National lie.
we're bank. boston, voted 10 Fo into Noi-
untnry liquidation az the close OF yes
terdny'H burlnorH,
Tho United States cruiser Cincinnati
IN now IN deep water Apparently N. n
not damaged hy running un the rccs
while leaving Santiago,
Cuban forces have entered the cvac-
uatod towns ~ Culabazar and Santiago
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DusN,Na rrsrIrirs.
Tells tho Court uls Relations with Mrs
Hptkin.

San Fnncisca, Deca19.-Owlng 20 inc
isiih - iurer's ilster. there WAS 30
n.fl.gg atrilln lri the loikn ease TO-
ay
IN aklng ~ evldsree ~ the after
non feWlon commenced with MisH
htz' Liycrnlsh, q reporter, on ihe
tApi MIN ilsrrnafh eNplaln naAt
ne was detailed 90 Interview ARE -.
M be- II uidfhurg, Nhere the ncrutsu
wa lr sC'luallu at the slime OF int
mnld % Mics Llverrnah told the mnfy
.; No. Boikln'a acquaipGuce with
nlr'fs, a. Mrs Bctkln had t0ld u 20
~ Wnen inld that me WIS suapeo',
ll, she accused hefnms hysterlcil ~.
ali' WAY should De suapemll
Nonh have beep better 10 haNs klllel
- mla and spared ahs mother 70 her
WGufgs sln she prisoner spoke o.
rlile letters In corncctlcn with thc
~ afl Qskod wltrtss II hlnlwrHlns
AP.r'H wlul NJ uhle 20 idencsiy hanl-
Wits ~ person laborlng nr'er
-. eNc.iemCnt. Mrs. be,kln also
~ q che anonymous letters scff 20
Nc, During, and sih shey were Hsn'
~ = woman In san FnrclscM
IN aflerrnou while Miss iAverinfl
~ With Mrs. Botkn IN Stochlsp, Mrs
'oefs 1un, Beverly. cMered the house
~ Stale ~ intaxicitlnu. ord made r.
~ clr1err'ng his nihthers rev.
80, Nnl DunHlng. Mrs. Bp;kln
W.. Do Miss Lvurpish appenllrsly
49, MY an has the power a.
L.ee this afternoon ]. =. purttng
Aushar'i ~ ore % the Victims 81 pal
eeseiy, was called 10 dhe stand III
iNed M % hls reliti1re With Mrs
nAkln afld laserlbe,l with arne degree
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

New >ork.r wrii.- FRIEND To tbs Knee,
that 10. Cont.mriat-s seat Destruction.

utlca. y. y. Dec. ia.-whon J. II.
Read. a bookkcopCr In one % ih'
brewsrles, opened his mail today he
found the following letter.
sunday. Dec. rs.
"pear lfenry-Whon ThlH reaches you
| Will hc a dead man In a room nt the
Metropolitan ho.ei. Fayette street. Ny
On H. sick In bed In New York. and
my wife IL In absolutely dea'ltute cir
cpms,anceN
for Gods sake send her $40 - she viii
get II Turniay morning. Her address u
Mary Midlam. go West Fourteenth
fifete. New York ! shall have - be
hurled hy ihr aufhnTltloH ~ | have not
one cent. hH Henry b, ON hand. II you
can. and see that I am put away de-
Gently. Goodbye. and Ooi blstt you.
LEROY w. MpLAM."
Mr.. Reed stepped 90 the telephone
nnd inquired OF the Metropolitan u
AIR INDIAN was a CUES, shrrc. lie
was sold that he vas. Then Air. liead
told she clerk % neri as uure 20 hla
room. break IN the door II necessary
nud discover she cuni. lion of the oeeu'
paf,.. within Tow minutes the answer
wns received that Str. INDIAN Wa dead
-sthnt he had rho himself
Mhlnm wac about 9; years or age.
IL came here from Georgia many
years ago, and entered the ONCE NJ
unratlo Seymour ~ a clerk lie be-
came popular and was elected oNy
trrasursr Finally he went 90 Miohl-
Enn and sngagcl la busincsa with
IIoratlo seymour Jr., and was very
successfui there Tor time. lie was a
pr.mlnent Democratic politician IN
that tsn,r aud was appointed posi'
master az Marquette during clrye'
lands nrft Sorm, Two years ago ne
Engaged IN unfortunate speculation
and Ions his property. The letter 90 hl'
| friend has told she res. H. wrote q
lr.tsr similar 90 ghe above tu another
friend and one 10 che authnr1i'a' lil'
lafg occupation was HrlNriing rales'
man Tor Pariona 8 CO.. tobacco deal
crs OF New York
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SHORT linz
Railway.
TiME cAnp lN rfFEor MAY W.,

dsIy r. and d'p'A at Salt Lake c'
snutvr
Prom Chicago omaha. ~ f.outa
kansa. city, uouvOr, pafk Clty
aud ogden ......,.........t
From iiulcnn. iluftn Portland. san
Francisco. ogden aud informed
iato points ...s....... .g......y... ass An
From tan Francisco Cache Valley
uEieu and intermediate points Z Is pm
IRON chicago. omaha. ~ lsnuiA
Kansas ely nvnycr aud os,lon - an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
DREYFuS STORY CONFIRMED.
Bu. Minister Of wsr absolutely refuses 10 Sub.
nil the ssrs. Dec1re1s,


Paris Dec. iq--There was rcnc,i-
ton this afternoon OF the now familiar
scenes In the Chamber of Deputies. ~
Lascles. anti-semitc. ln,efpclinicd the
government on the suhicc, of the al
lcscd indiscrfilons 81 the llrlsson m'n-
l..ry In the Dcyfrus affalr. 40 accused
former Premier ~ Brissun OF violating
the constitution. and violently attacked
She court u cessation. whose uf'si-
dent. N. Loews. he rnld. woH % brother
III a German official Tho speech % NJ.
i.asclca plicutd upro1r ard protests.
The mlnirtcf N war. ~ de Ffrycluei.
replied that he did not drslrc 90 appear
rs wlshinn to influence the decision "
the court Of cessation. liut the mine
later added, while willing 60 submit to
the couie all the official documents In
his possession. he was absolutely deter.
mined not ~ submit the secret batch VI
documents In the case. which d. point
cd oct contained raperl cnociing the
security ~ h. nation. iie added that
N the housc did not approve NJ his at
tltude he was willing 90 foflnn.
A. I.nscirs said he th1urht that I'M
der the circumstances tho revision ~
tho provfua trial was only n comedy.
and ne thanked ~. Dc FrnvcinC. Tor
furnishing Official combination ~ the
report that the secret batch u d0cu-
ments 20 frequently referred ip really
existed. lie then withdrew h.s Inter-
pcllation.
Tho chamber later dlscu-sed an IN
tcrpolintlun by VI. Mlllofind relative
TO the condition upon which the secret
dnssicr could be communicated Go the
court OF cessation, nH he c1nicndrl
unlcs the court was put into possession
| Of all the documents the whole ease ~
I 81
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Chicago stree, Car rsnrlc.

Chicago, Dec. ia-The ordinance pro-
Wiling FOR she extension of thc frAn-
chlre OF ChicaEo'a stree. car lines was
again ,he subjsct Of deiiberaglon IN tho
city council tonight. hui no decisive
action wac aiken.
on thr motion 81 Alderman Mayo. an
opponent ~ extension, she ordinance
gnr tlkcu from the railroad committee
ana referred 20 the committee on city
Nail This motion prevailed by a vote
Of 20 60 "A. although thr point Of order
was made that the cnmifniic on cty
haii was not an appropriate committee.
Mayor Harrison overfuicd his point OF
order and thr ordinance u now ln the
hands 81 me city hall committee.
which Il regarded aH an'l-eNicnaion IN
sentiment
Tho committee Il largely a perfume
sory ono. and 10 IL n1t Thought llkcly
the ordinance Will ever be- rrplised Out
or even considered by them. The a1vn.
Gates NJ the ordinance generally admit
defeat.
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CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER HlSOHIC HALL
CURRENT
TIME
TABLE.

Leave salt Lake city.
Nn c-rur Provo. Grand Junction
and NIL paints las, ......... $40 a m
No flor Provo, Grand Junction
aud all points IaHt........ 7Dp IN
No G-lpr bingham. Lohi, Provo
Nnntl. lelkunp aud inter
mediate Uuints......-s....., 400 m
Ma t-ior Eureka. Pnyson. Provo.
aud all intermediate points On y N
No . Tor Ogden aud tile Vest. y a. y M
Nn i-lof ogden aud the West - ~ y IA
No .a-Iur Park city and intor-
mediate points, ....,......,.. - IA
ARRIVE salt Lab. Guy.
No i-Irom bingham. Provo. Grand
Junction aud iho hast =, zee, . m
tion and the Hast .......... 900 % IN
No IRON Provo. u nFham. Euro.
In. hgl'tnap. Manu- aud ln-
tsrmodlatn pulnts. ..i....... $50 m
No from Ogden aud tho West. - a M
No t-lfum Ogden and tho Vest, .D u "a
No .-lrnm Eureka, pnyson. Provo
nnd Intermediate. points 10 % q m
No h-lfotn Park city hna Tutor
mediate polnis,,t......,.... Is y M
Ticket 0llge. lOj Keg Second SCUM street.
d'ostotiieo eornorl
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VVhatl

Whatl
Can't pay the price Of .Sehil-
Ang's Best tea,
How. then, can you pay
full tea-price for adulterated
tea?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

In Munich duel with pistol. too
place h,twern Mai. 6citz aud Lieu
l'frircf, growing out ~ the former
misconduct with the lntterH wife. Ma
sUitz WIS Killed,
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30 Lac vegas. Havana province. and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
ENGLAND'S GOOD OFFICES
To Help Make Peace Are Already In
formally rendered

London, April 30-At the Royal Acad-
envy banquet tonight, there were present
the Duke of Cambridge, Duke of York,
Prince Christian, Prince Edward of Sake
Weimer, Prince Christian Victor, Joseph
Chamberlain. Col. John Hay. the diplo-
matte corps, with the exception Of the
Spanish ambassador, and many other
leading men. The Duke of Dovenshire, in
the course of an address said:
"At present we re spectators of the
war between one of the proudest and
powerful nations of Europe and the
youngest and most powerful communi-
ties Of America, in the foundation of
which Great Britain has taken a larger
share. and IN whose fortunes she has
taken so much interest"
The Duke of Dovenshire said he be-
lieved that both belligerents admitted that
Great Britain had the right or interest
which prescribed any other course than
that of the strictest neutrality and while
he admitted that mot even the dictates
of humanity warranted action on our part
that could be construed as uncalIed for
interference in quarrel which is not
ours" he felt sure that the country would
join in the wish that if opportunity ever
offered itself the good offices OF Great
Britain, if asked for, should serve to bring
to a speedy and honorable conclusion a
war which, however inevitable It might
have been, was attended by conditions
more than usually pathetic. The address
was received with applause.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03

portant military dispatchs between the
Spanish government and its colonies IN
the West Indies.
The truth about the matter" said Cen
eral Greedy. chief sigma loficer, who has
charge of the supervision exercised by the
United States government over cable mes
sages going out and coming into Key
West, lis that the president has acted
promptly in the matter, but at present
there Is no cable running out Of the
United States that Is not under the proper
restrictions as 20 the character OF the
messages sent
General Greedy has amicably adjusted
these delicate matters with the Western
Union Telegraph company and with the
Postal Telegraph and Gable company.
Both Of these companies" ne says.
have periodically accepted the restric-
tons placed upon them by the government.
No cipher messages are handled between
this country and the West Indies over
American cables. except such as are ex-
changed between the officers Of the
United States and neutral ambassadors
and ministers and the designated consular
officers of the country they represent in
the West Indies
General Greedy has just returned from
New York, where he completed arrange
ments relating to certain conditions of the
restrictions above referred 10. Ell says
1t is now doubly hard for the Spaniards
to communicate with their representatives
in the West Indies. Their communications
now will have to be made either IN a
roundabout way, via South America, or
from the British cable running from Hal
flax to Bermuda
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
TO LOOK AFTER VOLUNTEERS
War Department Appoints Oficers
For ComissarY DufY.


Washington, April 30.-The war depart
to perform the duties of quartermaster
and commissary for the volunteer troops
at the various state rendezvous prior to
their mobilization at the central points. In
number of states the officers are the
same as those detailed for mastering duty.
f1cers for the quartermaster and commits
sary duties are appointed:
Arizona-Second Lieutenant Herschel
Tuper, Fifteenth infantry.
CaIifornia-First Lieutenant s. A. Clo-
man, Fifteenth infantry.
Kansas-First Lieutenant Harry A
Smith, relieved as mastering officer and
appointed quartermaster and commissary;
First Lieutenant ". F. Clark appointed
mastering officer.
Mtssouri-First Lieutenant George D.
Moore, Twenty-third infantry.
Nebraska-First Lieutenant George Nc
Kay Williamson, Eighth cavalry.
New Mexico-Captain Charles L. Cooper,
Tenth cavalry as mastering officer, quar-
termaster and commissary.
Texas-Second Lieutenant Alfred w
Drew, Twelfth infantry
Washington-First Lieutenant John H
Wholly, Twenty-fourth infantry, relieved
as mastering officer and appointed quar-
termaster and commissary; Captain Frank
Taylor, Fourteenth infantry, appointed
mastering officer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
FOR SMALL lNFRACTl0NS
Field Officers Court supersedes the
Summary Court

Washington, April 33.-Sevsrai years ago
congress enacted a law providing for the
creation OF summary courts. the pres;d-
ing officer OF which was 70 De the second
officer in command az a post These
courts we're to dispose Q; various email
infractions OF military rules oy the sol
d.e-s. They were limited 70 times of
peace" According TO an order issued by
General Niles today. -his being times %
war the provisions OF The summary court
are dispensed with and they axe replaced
BY the field oFcer's court. This Is II &C
cordance win the eighuech article q Ear,
which provides as follows:
In tine az wa. a field ofics- nay be
detailed IN every regiment 70 try soldiers
thereof for offences rot capital. ard 10
soldier serving v5th his regiment shall be
tried By q rezsmsataI garrison court-'uaE-
tial when a field o&cer - nis regiment
NAV be 50 detailed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
CUBANS TO BE ENLISTED
Junta Makes a Call For All Young
Unmarried Men.

Key West, April 3o.-Three hundred Gu
bans will leave here tomorrow 10 join 900
others. This united body viii be equipped
by the United States and viii be trans
ported to Cuba Immediately.
Beginning tomorrow night. this port will
be closed to all incoming vessels from s
o'clock in the evening until daylight.
The Cubans here are greatly excited
over the following telegram received from
T. Estrada Palma OF the New York junta:
Assemble and send to Tampa imme-
diately all young unmarried, healthy Gu
bans risposed to go TO Cuba also all Off
GERS Of our army. Delegation Will not
sustain families of enlisted"
Tampa is made the general rendezvous
Of the Cuban forces. Tomorrow morning
enlistments will begin here
New York. April S0.-About 80 Cuhans
left the junta here today 70 join the
United States troops At Tampa. The con
tingent viii be augmented az Philadelphia
and other points along the line OF travel.
Il was in command OF General Castillo.
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ctnal War.

Washington. April 3o.-For the first time
in the experience of the army in actual
service. the commanding officer of United
States troops win have complete outfits
for maintaining telephone communication
with the various nr1gades. regiments. etc,
that go to make up divisions or corps Of
any army. For this the oficiaie are in
debted to General Greedy, the chief signal
officer. By means of Communication thus
afforded, commanders will be able to i'm
mediately send instructions to subordi-
mates in the field and to receive reports
of movements.
General Greedy has also equipped and
has ready for service his field telegraphic
outfit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
italian Warship at Kingston.

Kingston, April So.-The Italian ship
Gionavvani Buassan. three days from Ha-
vana, arrived at Port Royal this evening
with forty-six passengers. She was de-
tanned in quarantine.
Mount Gretna, Pa. April 3o.-It was
learned tonight from an authoritative
source that the Pennsylvania militia will
leave here about May s.
Vienna, April S0.-LAeutenant Rodler. of
the Austrian navy. has been appointed
naval and military attache for Austria
at Washington during the war.
London. April 3o.-Advices from Iloilo
say that the cargo eof coal of the bark
Seneca, which was captured at that place
by the Spanish gunboat FL Cano, has been
liberated.
Barcelona, April 30.-The authorities here
today prevented an American vessel from
entering the port. but. although laden
with coal the vessel was not seized. she
proceeded for MarseilIes
Constantinople. April 3o-The United
States minister, Mr.. James B. Angel. pre-
scented Mr.. W. W. Rockhin. the United
States minister 10 Greece, to the sultan
NDItSs 44C CtlAet AAt4Aii - NHA4ttt II,
the war news and expressed a hope for
the speedy termination of hostihies.
St Johns, n F., April 3o.-The British
steamer Paddington, Captain Trewin. if
teen days from Cadiz. arrived here to-
day with a cargo of salt. She confirms
the reports made yesterday by the steam
er Wansbreck concerning the Spanish ma
val preparations ct Cadiz She reports
that yesterday morning. when of the
Grand Banks. she sighted an unknown
steamer. apparently a warship.
Washington. April 30.-GeneTal Schoied.
president Of the National Volunteer re-
serves, had an interview with Secretary
AIger today in regard To that organiza-
ton. He said that the reserve movement
was meeting unexpected success all over
the country and that the governors OF the
several states were taking great inter
est in It, The enrollnents had become 50
numerous that the main Office az New
York was unable Just now 70 tell the ex-
tent Of the movement. but said thousands
and tens Of thousands Of men were being
enrolled in various parts OF the union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03

FOR SALE-One Of the best located gro
Gerry stores in the city. Invoice about
s., 600. Address Lock Box S35. Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
Panaunn PRISONERS Examined.

Key West, Fla. April 30-The passen-
gers on the Spanish steamer Panama.
which was captured by the lighthouse
tender Mangrove on April %, were ex-
amined by United States District Attor-
ney Stripping today. Twenty-four of the
twenty-nine are able-bodied men, whose
passage was paid from New York to Ha-
vana by the Spanish consul in New York
One man admitted he was going to join
the Spanish army. but the others declared
that they were going to Cuba to secure
employment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
Good Place to Land in Cuba.

Washington, April So.-General Fitzhugh
Lee today, in speaking OF the reported
bombardment Of Mariel. said that this
city. which Is forty-five miles west Of
Havana. was one of the most advantage
eous points on the island for landing a
large body Of troops. From Mariel there
Is a very fine road all the way to Ha-
vana, and for other strategic reasons it
was a desirable port for the United
States 60 capture. He had no knowledge
however. of the purpose of the govern
ment with respect to il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
TELEGRAPHic sRIEFLETs

Chinago. April 3o.-Mr. F. s. willard.
the actor. has had a relapse bat today
his temperature IS again normal
LIVERPOOL. April 93-The White Star
steamer Majestic, Captain Smith. which
arrived here from New York on April 2.
has been in collision with a quay. dam
aging her STEM. breaking several O. her
plates and causing her 20 leak
Memphis. Tenn. Ap-l s3-Ths Pea
body Hotel nan6Icap. a; Dts ard AZ
eighth T.tebe- Kari. ne Esntacky Der
~ candidate. conceded great isHps q
weight 10 his speedy contestants. The re-
suit Of ;he race placed LieoeF Kari n
The first rank for s-yrsT-ol6s. Ire colt
to-,< n rack AZ re fail % the Sag ard
making his Own running. won pulled ~
20 a caats-. By four lengths.
Philadelphia April TN 80 ANNA
ra~a ca--f-ai 90 the Cnivs-sity 0. Penn
syEvauia- =; Franklin fec today y ?.
Rers ngro1 % New Yo-< broke 80 i1te--
co.lsrsa.s r.co-6 fo- ire r1na31z brad
Jump BY Jumping - fer 81 iaches T7s
in.e-1oueZia-e rsc0-1 zas feet IL
OF harne--th-ovizE ssr6lnE tas 1se1.
- feet isehes. TIE reoord vas * fsas
: inches
s>aal.a, .. Arrl @-sf- scaazs- PAS
tor q Re FErst Methoe'es & sgsees
ehUrra e S16zsla slals s1r.zucea re dec
iszaes - re Nichols; ehr-ea ard &C.
eepte5 those & ERE Epz1o2al es-r-a.
W-hea Il hecarne iCaoaa here eo6ay tAas
- vas szsoat n a2sly - the E5szaaa-
dko,-ess 5or rax1sa Ire 2sstaos.sf cazrCh
board waited up9a hl-a ard 1ezzrazee
BIS iua-aes1 ans rs g7ztsoa. zhtca Wa ten
eered- Eev. s.e2Gs- was o-sa1Eee a.
SG.0-o. Ola, ssys1tEsa yeaz aga
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NnraI omoer. A--icnea.

Washington, April aa-L-ss1SsAazt Cen
Eanaer Dsiehanty has been ordered %
Command I&ass s..xaase. Lieutenant 6 e
Z E155rs % command tha Nantacas;
l-euiea4z: Commzn5e- J. =. A1a-1s %
command the Penelcpe. Lieutenant : 3
MEfoa 20 command ere wy2zeosts, Lee
tsnaa, .. =. 2aaaa % eoznAz1 re
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Condemnation Notice.

Notice is hereby given to VIM. Barr, F.
Hagerman and NJ. S. Mccullough, owners
of lot one %. Pearce & Vantilburghs
addition 10 the city of Wichita. Kansas;
and to A. Boering. Maggie Cummings, NJ
f and Z. Depew, owners of lot three %,
Pearce & Vantilburgh's addition to the
city of Wichita, Kansas; and to ]. G.
Miller, r c. Israel, Kate Willis, w H.
Davis and z. r. johnson. owners Of lot
five 90, Pearce & Vantilburgh's addition
to the city of Wichita, Kansas; and to A.
Allen, K. Hesse, Concordia L. &. T. Co.
and NJ. r. Hyde, owners of lot seven CD,
Pearce & VantilbUrghs addition to the
city of Wichita. Kansas; that the under
signed householders, duly appointed by
the city council of the city of Wichita,
Kansas. to assess and determine the
amount of damages sustained by the own
ers of property. wholly or partially taken
or impaired by the opening, widening and
extending an alley from Central avenue to
Elm street, between Washington and Wa
bash avenues, viii on the 2nd day Of May,
A D., 1885, at O'Clock p. m. of said day,
meet in the council chamber of the city
hall. and will adjourn from day TO day
until the work of assessment is com
pleted, Of which meeting you viii take
due notice.
Done at Wichita. Kansas, this goth day
OF April, A. D., 1858.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
Exchange Stables.

Exchange Stables at Orlando and Still
water Make a speciality of carrying pass
engers between these points. Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited.
SHIVELY. VAN WYKE & SHIVELY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
EVF2V pi's'on r7'7 F's.sl.. 70 ssro'sl. cured

Prairie as executive officer. Rear Admiral
Carpenter CretireD 10 take charge Of the
Portsmouth navy yard. Lieutenant Com
mander L. Chenery (reTireO to take
charge of the recruiting rendezvous at
New York. Commodore G. c. Remey 70
command naval base of supplies at Key
West
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-03
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have been received here 70 the etSsaE mar
the government Gas not AKA fun pre-
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