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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
Shamming Reform.

If reform" has become a by
word and the term performer
has become a reproach, the
cause may be traced not to the
enemies of good government
but to the humbugs and hypo-
critics who have made use of
these terms for the purpose of
furthering their selfish and in
many Instances their criminal
purposes. The word reform
no more than the word "relig-
ion" can be held responsible for
all the hypocrisy, rascality, and
dishonesty committed in it's
name. 1t is a good, old-fash-
ed, respectable English com
pound which expresses little
less than regeneration, and it
is because of it's original pur-
ity and the excellent character
it has maintained down
through the centuries that it
has of late years been made to
serve the purposes of political
confidence operators, amateur
and professional. True reform
is not responsible for our trou-
bles any more than it is respon-
sitle for the troubles which the
honest people of other cities
have been compelled to under
go at the hands of political
quacks, h%ypocrites and hum
bugs. It is not reform that does
the mischief. 1t is the sham.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
First Publication April 10, 1881
NoTIcE OF HOMESTEAD CONTEST

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
BISMARCK. N. DAKOTA,
March 3lst, 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE by
August H.. Wahl against the heirs Of Nils John
Olson, deceased. charging and alleging that the
heirs Ut said deceased, or either Of them, or
any one for them or either of them, have failed
to cultivate, improve or reside upon HOMESTEAD
Entry Number GA, made by said Nils John a.
son AMI dated August 9Th, 1892. upon the South
west Quarter Of Section IL. In Township No. IA.
North Of Range No. 81 West Of the 9th Princi.
Ial Meridian and situated In Mclean County,
North l)lkota, since the time the said Nils JOIN
Olson. died. namely during the month Of sep
TENDER 1896. or any part thereof and that the
said lanl since September 1886. has been aban-
dened rs to cultivation and since said time.
be>n wholly uncared for and neglected, with a
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at the
U. =. and Office at Bismarck, North Dakota,
on the 3oth day of May at the hour Of ~
O'clock A. NJ. Of that day to respond and fnrn.
ish testimony concerning said alleged failure to
cultivate and neglect on the Vart Of the heirs of
said deceased Of said land since. September 1896.
+. A.. LAMB.
Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
First publication April d, 1884,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE at bismarck, n. n. April1s {. 1879
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim
aud that said prOnf will br made before the
United States Land Office at Bismarck, n. d., on
May 3Oth, 1898. viz:
JOHN NELSON.
as administrator Of the estate Of Nils John Of
son, deceased. for the s. W.. Y Of Section II. III
Township IA. n. Of Range Sc. ". Of the 5th
T.. ~.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, VIZ:
John l.. Mussen, Andrew Peterson. Axcl John.
son and +. A. Sunstr0m. all Of W.shburn, L. o..
Mclean county, North Dakota
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance Of such proof,
or who knows Of any substantial rea.
son, under the law and regulations Of the In
terror Department, why such proof should not
I've allowed will be given IN opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place to crosse Z
anime the witnesses Of said claimant, and to
offer evidence In rebuttal Of that submitted BY
claimant.
F.. A.. LAME, REGISTER,
A.. T. PATTERS n, Atty,
bismarck, n. u.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
First publication April 2srd 1885,
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that that certain mott.
gage executed and delivered by Morta lien.
strNm and Daniel Tjrnstrum mOrtgagOr to he
lsank MinOt. dated the 9Th day III July 1870.
and fled for record In the office of Register OF
Deeds Ofthe county Of Mclean, and State North
HlkOta, on the 18th day Of july 1890, and re.
corded In hook A of Mortgages. upon rage
Gil and assigned l,y the said Bank Of Minot ia
r. l.. Marble and Il. J.. Marble to Win, ii.
Brown. Trustee. which assignments have been
duly recorded: and whereas no action Ut
law. or other proceedings has been had to col
lect said debt or any. part thereof will he fore.
closed ry Il. sale Of the premises in such mort.
gag, and hereinafter described, ut the front
| door " the court house in the town Of Wash.
burn In thr county Of Mclean and state vi
North Dakota, at the hour Of two O'clock p. M,
on the 18th day Of June. 1873. to satisfy the
amount due Oh such mortgage on the div OF
SAKE. "
The premises described in such mortgage
which will BE- sod to satisfy the same, are IL.
s.:ril,rd as follows: The south west quarter Of
Section ~. Township IA. north Of range 81.
containing leo acres. the same lying and being
in the county Of Mclean and state NORTH
Dakota.
There will he due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale. the sum Of Eight Hundred
Eighty eight dollars.
-. WIN. H. BROWN, Trustee,
Assignee.
F.. A. MAGLONE. Attorney,
Devils Lake. y. ID.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
A H FOE.
Minneapolis Tribune.

There is a popular impression
that skulking treachery is al
lied to cowerdise, but this is
not always the case. The Span
ish are treacherous and habit
ually adopt sneaking methods
of warfare, but at the same
time they are both brave and
can fight desperately. At Man
lila their treachery was shown
by raising the white flag over
the arsenal, thus obtaining a
respite from the American fire,
and then mastering their men
under arms and refusing to
surrender when a landing par
ty was sent to take possession.
In this way, by a gross violation
of the laws of honorable war
fare, they gained an opportu-
nifty to march off with their
guns and ammunition instead
of surrendering them or hav-
ing them destroyed. And yet.
in that same battle, Spaniards
fought heroically and on some
of their ships vent down fight
ing to the last gasp.
This characteristic of the
Spaniards is going to make the
war in some respects more diff
fcult and dangerous than it
would be with an honorable
enemy. We have got to keep
a constant lookout for treach-
cry. 1t is believed that Span
ish spies are at work all
through the country planning
to blow up powder mills, wreck
ing property, and perhaps in
troduce disease among our peo-
pie. They would not scruple
to infect our Southern ports
with yellow fever andth whole
country with small pox.
The Spanish are much better
adapts at wiles and traps than
they are at straight fighting
They are cunning, cruel, re-
morseless. 1t will never do
for our people to trust them at
all or to take their word for
anything, al we conld do il
fighting a power like Germany
France Or England. The Span
iards fare the kind of people
who stab in the back and take
unfair advantage whenever
they get a chance, but at the
same time are brave, enduring
and desperate. They will fight
like a rat in a corner or a wolf
at bay. @''
Well knowing these attribu-
ties "f the enemy our comman-
ders will be to blame if through
carclcssness or inadvertence
they fall into any of the enc
my's traps. They will learn,
If they do not realize it now,
that constant vigile1lce and
caution is the price of safety.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
The trustseship of the Hoagland Ia m
Der yard has ceased, and from aud after
this date I will have charge of the bus,-
ness. All bills due the Arm will be COL
lecsed BY me. have resumed entire
charge of the businees.
JOHN r. HoAaLAND.-
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14

In commenting on Admiral
Dewey's recent navel victory at
Cayite, Manila harbor, the Ger
man kaiser said:
There is evidently some
thing besides smartness and
com1nercialism in the Yankee
blood. These fellows ut Cavite
have fought like veterans"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
/, Try to Poison Soldiers.

Atlanta. Co.. May ia special to The
Constitution from Mobile says:
a second dastardly attempt to poison
the infantry regime nts at Camp Mobile
hna been made. Several days & some
soldiers fonnd in a creek which runs a.
longside the grounds aaack filled with
absorbent cotton which had been saturat.
ed with arsenic aud tied down beneath a
rock. which jute ont into the sirenn At n
point just above tn" place we're the soldiers
get their dr. mixing water. by accident a
trooper discovered the deadly trap, reno.
we'd the sack, snd upo the cantents being
revealed. reported his find to the comman
ding officer. Strict orders we're given not
to mention the incident and az the matter
was hushed up. Since that day however, the
creek has been closely watched and the
viligence was rewarded when Corporal.
John Sullivan of 20 A, Nineteenth Infant
~, found a bag with arsenic anchored
down j%ust,as in the first instance. A cores
pondent, by chance. overheard two SOL
diors talking about the plot to poison them
and institnted an investigation. The Off
GERS preferred not to discuss the matter.
but among privates. the feeling is running
high, and they do not fail to express them
selves. Spanish ap,es are known to be Turk
ing in the neighborhood. where a number
of Spaniards reside. They are all under
strict scrutiny and sensational deveope-
mentf ara looked for. There is no doubt
that the agents of Spain are responsible.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14

Il will BE- found .s /. rule that the poo.
pie Who are In favor Of rushing tho war
are the people who do not intend 70 do
any Aght,ng themselves. - Minneapolis
TEbune.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14

susscn rr1ox PRICE oxE DOLLAR a YEA.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14

BOUCHER, PPILBRIcK 4 COCHRANE.
Attorneys for Assignee.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14

A United states Map.
Mounted on rollers, forty by forty-eight
inches, suitable for home or ~otice.--will
he sent by mail to any address, vn receipt
Of fifteen cents. by
GEO. p. LYMAN,
Gen. Passenger Agt. q. B. q N. R.,
st. Paul, MINI.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-05-14
NOTICE

A copy Of Personal Tax List has been
turned over to the sheriff fox collection as
provided by section 60, chapter 1875, Rev.
enue Lava. 1887. Said taxes must here
after be paid Il, thelahsriR or his deputy
Outsd April 18th, 1885,
JosEPH MANN,
County Treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
wlcHITATEN YEARs AGO


Ten years ago this week there arrived
IN Wichita - 8 special car Arthur SewaE
OF Maine. he was a director IN me Bur
ten Car Works. He was the guest .. Oak
Davidson No one dreamed two years ago
when Sewau was nominated as vice presl-
dent or the Democratic ticket with Bryan
ina: he was conencted - any way VITA
Wich.ta
samuel r. wooiard ana Mss Bi-dl1e
Davidson were married.
z. HoUgh of the Sunday G-owle- o.:
wichita was dangerously ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o DAVIDSON held re-
union Of she Davidson family e. the Carey.
The oldes, member Of TIE family prese ut
was s. L. Davidson. the youngest Frank
Davidson. chen referred 20 as Master"
Peddlers we're o. the streets Eow..ag
''Holi-poki." WHAT has become q '15oki-
poA?"
VIII McNash:en gave a cha-ads party
n celebration OF his birthday
General Murray Myers was ordered 70
Stevens county by Governor Martin TO ald
n supp-ess.ng che war out there.
TIE Wichita Street Car company re-
ceved nve elegant new cars. on. NAT
history would repeat ITSELF
Work on the Garde,d university vas
centerlng ABOUT the front eatrance
Hyde and Humble brought out a poke;
souvenir of Wichita wh2ch a, TIE time mad
a great circulation
There was a big trades display IN wIch-
TIA Those represented were! Daisy
sprirklers. Sons OF Hermann led by OTTO
Zimmerman, Eagle Rifles. Bicycle club.
Bakers union. Eagle once. W!cHi,a On
nFous & Carriage company. y. c. T L..
Sedgwlck library and kindergarten, Man
Carriers, Fire department. s. Jozeph's
band. Stewart-Coaey & Co. Journal Office.
Wichita Herold Wichita Cracker Co,
Kansas sash and Deer Co. Suyth & Sons.
Messrs. Sawyer and Ragland. RIFE and
Richie. Rogers photograph Gem gro
Gerry. JohnSon-LariTner. Mercer. Reunie &
Wheeler. John Braitsch. Zephyr Nils.
Dr. I. Scott veterinary surgeon. r. Jacks,
Robbins s. Hilis, Kansas Paint Mauutac-
turing Co. lanes 6 Ross 7. c. jackson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

house and incidentally asked him Why re
had dumped al ;ha; .arge quantity II
good mi..el seed :. : heap o. ;op q The
ground. Duufou.ded. F-a1z went 3ut 20
look over the entire fed and ne. found
20 mis- disgust that 80 Two employed men
had carefully put = about az acre or Iwo
Joining rs house waa-s as c0u.1 see =
plainly and :a=n au.-. Jumping ~ The
res; Of The Sad II one heap OF .op OF
bare pasture ground. 7; vas then too
late Il ;hs season C plan: -he rest and 50
instead Q: sne eight acre CROP he got
jGsI Z mere par, .: WAX II had expected
ard planned fo- and 90 va!cl he had
paid literally to- ne work .: planting.
ApEopos OF tbs SLICK game a1o-aer OF
O: : incident when E= vas a coy, ard
he and his younger o-o:ner has basa sent
ont n the corn fe.d o. a terribly h,
afternoon 10 plant pumpkin seeds Their
father had furnished them WIKI broom
handles sAarpened at one end and told
them 70 punch small hole in The ground
{ certain intervals and drop 1ast one
seed IN. Il was not ard he big meal
sack ful OF seeds looked IKE an endless
task 70 the boys, AMI 50 ra=y Just ran
their sharp stick mo me ground ruH
length and poured seeds in oy the quart
with the result that they got through
quick, 10 ths amazemeat az Their father.
but that seasons pumpkin crop was Ran
~ vines and no fruit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

?. r jacobs dog kennels. Mclean -
Mz-csa Stone -. Hamburg Advertising
Co Chicaso Lumber Co. Model Bakery
Wichita Bot,AuE WORKS. Market House.
ard Mile ao-se-sAoer. :. = Pauety. MI
- & TNi,ey. New Home Sew1nS Machine.
J. A Wallace. C5ty MAS stree; Sare-in-
teadent to7ce o. ;wsaty-three wagons.
Royal Spice NILS. Cs;y P.unI-az Co.
2 ?. Martin. wichita Towel Co. wichita
Beacon. Thomas shaw. wl-ssita sosp Co.
TIE Crescent Green House Wichita I4th-
oEraph-as Co. Wichi;A Sash and Door CO.
oliver Bootaers lumber. the Standard
Brick Works. TIE Hydraulic Mis- Wich-
Ia C0al Co. The Arkansas valley Fence
Co. Avsry Z virtu Rule Brothers Cream
e-y. ?, : Daniels The United States EV-
press c. Tae Mos,ey Avenue Carr.lss
WORKS Earle Co-usce Works Arey F0s-gi-
,ure CO. wsch!ta Mercantile CO.. Hyfs
< Humble Paul jones & Co. Hi-s-h's
Grocery. ". L English pracacal titler.
Kansas Steam Laundry, Hole ard BROTH
eTs grocery, Young Brothers wall psper.
Hes:el RrSths-s coal. Oak Street Bakery.
Wichita P.anLac Mrs STANDARD OIL CO.
.. A. Bliua extract manufacture Cote
& Jones clo-hic-s. Eouck. Thomas & ca,
Bou-Ton Bakery. Levjns' Electric BeH CO..
Henry Sch4d. john WILKINS lee Co. Vance
Brothers stoves. Son.3ay Brolse~s vins-
gar extracts. &c. Bissa-tz & MatroawA
Bryan Fru!, Co. Robinson s. Champion.
James Merrill fees dealer. Wichita GRO
Gerry Co. Fritz Schritz.er. WlcEita lee So
Crystal Tee Co. o. r. Stocker. The Pow
ell Jeweirv Co. The Ra-k Island Lumber
Co. Lawrence & Yaty nll:nery. ir3taas
Bakery. Crawford Grand North and south
Lumber Co. Joe R1rhsy ard ms pig pen,
DuaAar & Dae-ng uuder,akera. The tact
that the procession was wound up VI In a
bearse caused tnerrifnent al over ths state
OF Kansas. TIE first div.soa % ,sis pro-
cessloa was accompanied by T. = Mar
tn with J. Dgu9aj as aide tho second
division was commanded hy g., =. lerey.
The ,hlrd division was uuder George =
Harris. the fourth diviF'on u1der J. NJ.
BalJerstoa. the Gfth division ua1eg 81 J.
Marshall. the stxth division uaacr q =
RosheIie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19


The first police commission IL Wichita
Jones and 0. .. Kirk.
There was a row and Eggles,oa and
Jones resigned. and were succeeded BY DT.
Roshelle and Dr.. c. E Martin.
There was a row and Rosheue. Martin
and Kirk were succeeded by II. ". Lewis,
". z. Stanley and William Marthewso2.
There was row and Lewis resigned.
E. 7. Allen succeeded Lewis.
There was q row and Alien and Ma:h-
ewson. refusing to resign, were Tsmovei
by Humphrey. and were succeeded 5y
Frank Sherman and J. L. JACOBS.
There vas = row ana Stanley resigned
and was succeeded By Colonel II. 1. Tsy-
Tor.
There was a row and Frank Sherman
quit and was succeeded by c. A Yarnsss.
z. VI. Davis and Doc Brown and George
Dickson came in. These three men we're
succeeded by Charles Jones George Pratt
and A. c. Husey.
There was a row and NORTH fred tam
and appointed "Jersey-cow" Lleuraace,
Mr.. Keck and McCandless.
There was a row and L.eurance was re
moved and Oscar Smith was appointed 10
succeed him.
There was 4 row and Keck was removed
AMI R. r. Vermnlion was appointed 20
succeed him The board Of Smith. Var-
million and McCand.ess finished cut Ire
term.
They were bounced and 5. F. J7celyn.
George Spencer and Joe Furnish came in.
There was a row and Joe Furnish was
bounced and It. G. Toler appointed.
There was a row and on July / the
board. consisting o. Spencer, Toler and
Jocelyn is 70 be fired and The system Itself
abolished
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19


To -a= r5a-pl.--al p3--5o Z .he
cages readers . may De >a.I yy..ho1;
any * ta= customary hgGc7nse Of po-t-,-
cal aSserva-laas that ~. Stanley :
sure & be che reI, governor e Kansas.
Ae7. Vao figure 21H-tcs o-t az cod CAL
ca.a r-ors. assign me following reasons :or
is c.Cca. ana CHE lac; tta; the reasons
are Doc political does 10: MAKE ;he1a 4zy
less reaSo1ae.e-
I'm gueeros,o-.al campaigns Win VERY
few exceptions IN Kansas. ;se admins
irato- D Che defensive SIDE. .osss
2-Ss3a;ov PETER. G. Popl,-sJ . whom
t1e h.EasS, -espec; - paid even D. men
wa2 disagree wi,h I'm az every point. IS
IN ,he red making al avows5 s.,ac6 o.
Governor Lss5y. PETER IS tAe Po3a-oi,.o1
candidate He ~ P7G :he Prob. 5l,.o-
woe and some Po7u..s,s E~s2 = ne
takes any q thousand Eop1..s:z he V1.l
cripple Lee5y.
s-The Democrats Wi. 10 give ne Pop
ul.s5 STATS tlcAes Taole-aear;ed support.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

nor Q. exhausted energy and physical
force. and he lay SIN. though for some
time at:e- The great veins OF his limbs
and tie muscles Of his thighs SIN nerv-
ous.y swa.lad and Qu.vered TIE wire
which ha5 caused al The trouble had %
be cuc away with p.rchers and enea pre-
pared o.1Jue1:s were applied 20 he
wound and z; signal from one OF The
men a. The ropes. al The several ropes
were cut 81 The same instant and the
las; Of his race" was free again The
me1. piled out 81 there II a hurry and even
,as nervy and agile shepherd dogs who
90 TO, fear the biggest aid most vicious
seer. sunk away 70: quite liking 70 tackle
the monarch Of the plains even n tbs
worn OF. and exhausted condition. TIE
Big brute = ten years old this spring.
and weighs 1870 pounds rs sp-e1aio
tore.op OF silky hai- which vas pulled
OF his forehead IN TIE tussle measured
talrty-avs inches II length. al Ions. a@ely
textured fins.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

A. all ;he depo,s la Wichita al some
place on The platforms are two United
States mai oo=s. One IS the :ai.roa4 y7N-
,1a other the city box. TIE CITY carriers
a, ,he depot mus, 90 10 city hex. hUt
every mail Clerk Who arrives az The 1epo-
must open The railroad BOX ana take what
letters he can from II. There is d penalty
for emitting this duty ana a ls,-ec placed
n the railroad BOX Is as sure 20 81 on
tie aext ,rsia a. Il placed on ms ,rstr
tss.s At The santa Fe dsPo: tae box
q ,Se norm = The city box The ole
70 The south the railroad BOX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

One Of taa formerly Of Wichita nea"
in ;he Hutchinson convention was Frank
c. C.oyas Of A.ch!soH. Cloyes was mall
clerk on the first train which ever ran
into Wichita 1. came from Newton As
near a. Mr. Cloves can remember there
were about l.091 pounds Of nail Tor Wich-
ia IL that first shipment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
MRS LEASE LOCATED AGAIN.


Mrs. Mary F. Lease has concluded this
time to spend the rest of her lite in Ore
son. Some time ago. it VIII he recalled,
she located inNew York She remained
located there until the close Of the lee
ture season.
Mrs Leases poverty is NOT of the kind
to compel her to accept a house in Min
nesofa, which was offered her some time
ago. the consideration beng she should
live in it. ~ 54g
When Mrs. Lease broke the news to J.
Adam Bede that she was going % remain
there. he had much to saw extoIling The
glories and possibilities Of Minnesota He
could not induce her 10 change her mird.
Mrs. Lease reminds her new friends that
she helped to start the first Pop govern
ment on earth back in Kansas, but now
she is very glad to get away from the
combination. She IS 50 thoroughly con-
sumed with the pleasures of her new home
that she Will not be able TO return 10
aid Governor Leedy in the coming cam
paign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
LOST IN THE WHEAT FIELD

Paul Brown says that while on a trip
to Kingm an county last week he was
driving along with a blacksmith from New
Murdoch when they actually became lost
in the wheat fields Mr.. Brown says
one can not realize the magnincence Of
the present crop without trip through
the country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
GAMBLERS OrARRErs

BY those wno know it is said 70 be
fact that the gambling fraternity has al
ways done more than the ioin-is-s % COM
pi!cate and eu:ansle the police commits
stons and that IL was finally the gam
bling fraternity's quarreis which ended
the commission Itself forever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

4 home gossip story IN last Sundays
Eagle 10 the effect that there are o03y
TWO lawyers 20 Wichita admitted 10 p-ac-
ice IN The United States supreme cou~,
was wrong. bu; due 70 the Statement, ot
local attorney. There are a number OF
Wtcal-a attorneys admitted 10 the United
states court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
ABOUT MRS P0sTHTEwATTE

Mrs. Posthlewaite, who has been in
dlcted for the murder Of Boyd az Hutch
inson. used 20 live in Wichita. She lived
on North Main street and was known as a
modest. retiring woman. whom all aer
neigh bors liked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
SORRY THEY DID IT.

The Eagle at the time. -ub.isl-- the Pc
t.-.on 20 Governor Martin to appo.nt a p7-
lice commission for Wichita. There were
about 200 signers. Fully 100 Of those who
signed it if asked about il today. Nearly
all Of them have become resu5mI ssi0nists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19

Every Wichita man WAC attended the
Hutchinson convention would swear there
were thousand Seaton men there wear
Ing little IN dinner buckets. They scanned
20 De everywhere As I matter Of fact
;aere were only one hundred there. stan
ley has ore u them.