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Stebbins av. 1854. Charlotte 4 O'Shea Va Elise NJ
romshun et al; atty, " G Arnold. 0In
WLverlev pl. loo, Edgar Logan vs. VIM q Fhtner
and ano: atty & b Crane.
18th av T7S to 80; Edmund Conn vs. Thomas "
Keo-h It al: at.ya. Merrill & II.
45th Il. 10 ". Charles Weinberg va Laura ' Cogs-
well IT al; attys, LachnHan & u.
s7th st, = =. IS " Central Park West. cnGlOO.S,
sta at, = o.. 1870 " {, ntrll Park West, :OH1NO.s;
Nathan MAYER vs. Oscar A Norman: atty. J II Marx.
sTth st, IS. 20 W Central Park West, 1sI1OO.s;
same VS. same. name attv.
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Meyer. AdoiphJ II. to Annie Zimmerman.
n z Realty Co TO Produce Ell Trust Go o..
Petit. lie Grand X, Ia Samuel L Chamber
Putnam, James d. TO Mary r Shandley ....
Rowensky. Johanna, to Thomas Farley
Thurston. Edward n. err, &C, to Anna d
wirth. Henry J. ri al 10 MARY Marin
zimmerman Annie, to Fredk and Maris
schmidt
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PRINTED MATTER Sc.-German StrsmerS = ling
On ruesha's tax Printed Matter. &, - GER
many. and SpcrlAllr Addressed Printed Matter.
~. for other arts % Eurnp". American amt
White star steauerS on NpinsSdlyS. herman
steamers on Thurs. ay-, And ClIuart. Frenrh md
German steamers on saturdays tax Printed MAJ
ter. SC.. for all countries tor which they are AL
yertised 10 carry mail.
After the closing o. the Supplementary T-ausatlan-
tG Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened On the piers OF the American.
English, French and German steamers. and re-
main open unul within Ton Minutes " the hour
OF sailing " steamer.
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Park row. e =; 4o.2 n Ann st. c51 reg - Ann st
Il2.31 irreG TO beg; Anna r Lyon - Natl Life
Assocn; warrant OF attachment: atty. " " Carr.
4th st. q 8. 37s F.; Gabriel Solomon vs. samuel Et.
finger ct al: partition atty. d Gordon.
slst st. 80 W. 9Th Az. W $, 1O.S 4 AID At. 9SxlOO:
Herbert Dongan VS. samuel Bloch ct al: sperinc per.
formanos; attys, Turner. Met 4 r.
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Peter F Meyer 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure. the
tyo.story brick dwelling. on lot l7.lOxlO2.2.
10. III East Eighty-second street. to Duff x
Conger for $500, and, in. foreclosure. the
sevan.s+orv unfinished brick dat. on lot 25.6S
a. No. 1918 Madison avenue. to the plaintiff.
Mayer :. Auerbach, for 81 loon.
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City Rral estatr
Washington Heights Above is5th st.
90 Eet for tansinrss purpusrs.

60 Ist for business purpusrs.
T DTS TO LET.-So 1871 Pearl st., adjoining
Il Wall st. good light immediate possession low
JOHN F.. DOYLE Il SONS.
~ William, 81.
lent location for almost any busin->s; rpasona-
JOHN F. DOYLE & sons.
nEs'RABLE. OFFICES To .LET.-RoVets build.
~ ink, los Wall St. corner Front It suitable ror
heat, electric lights, elevator aad ~;an.tors services
JOHN r. DoYLE & SONS. - william st.
JOHN F. DOYLE & Sons.
~ william st.
oFrs.-So. 90 Grand 81; recently renovated;
JOHN r. DOYLE & SONS.
~ william st.
basement Ard ub-oasemeut.-So. 81 Dey
S.t.. near Church st. to rent; excellent location;
JOHN F. DOYLE 4 SONS.
STORE. basement. and suo-base ment, also first and
> second lofts, Nos. So and 81 Lnfnyette place.
near Aston place. arst tlass hreproof hn;ltin2. steam
neat An" ''s'''S JOIN IL + F:t po{ EI,:'% Ss%Ss:,
SroRE TO LET. 20 Pine st.-Exccllent location,
join F. DOYLE & SONS,
DESIRABLE OFFICES TO KENT.-No. s2 Wall
~ ST.; especially adapted to lawyers, moderate
's"' JOHN F. DOYLE 4 sons.
BROADWAY, No: 4r.-o4 COS to let. 'insly or
''''' JoHS +. DolLE T. oNs
Is william st.
OFFICES TO f IN the Jewellers Exchange build.
~ ing. 81 and 81 Maiden lane: suitable FOR
diamond settlers: also rooms for factories in same
tttf I NC pa4AnT n liz ~ Tfa
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Assignment Of Mortgages.

American Mortgage CO ~ Pnmpso Maresi $50, 100
American In vestors' Co to ueO p Stewart nom
bAUrleT sophia, ~ Josephine Chedsey. nom
B-uklser, Cnas A. TO Victor Gerhards ISIS
Bryce. Clara. 10 Eliza T Bryson, trus, &C. two 5000
Cochran, CathArine. 10 Matthew II Cochran nom
Dick, Abraham, TO Jacob Mannheim .... nom
Dorney, Geo \. TO BAsiliuslBuseH ... nom
GrrharuS. Victor. to Cha- A Benklser ..... $500
Garland. Leonora 7, tn Thomas and Annie
Began .,--.- -.,..-,.... .,........ $500
Hardy, Albert b, trus, kc.. to Mary Crane. 1870
LAureuce, MARY B VI, 10 Patrick Farrell ..... 1000
Lehman, Leo VI. To David Stewart ..-..... nom
MAclay. Archibald ". 10 Patrick Farrell - 1900
Manice. sarah r. To William Nance as
Mcdonald. John Z. to Walter Key s. :. D.. ISyo
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iAtLs FOR sorrH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

MAILS FOR SoJTH. AND CENTRAL R
;stta.4,n ifs.H.; 1t TN fS Els iS45TA' aud
NEXICo, per ~sicsnship Macel"nta. VIA Pro.
psrs,s.1nef sron4 S+s Grt:an... at i" =. " ~ tSr
rsHsiSi: g+i - !. 90 + . M, toF ES : SKI Z: P. per
s sSr R, .RiR Nan r Ir"m AM N'A ganF FL Bt I; j /. M M.
A. i: Tor BR&zii. Ia psr"sniH"i". E.Aia AID
t pGsf" r iPsr ne,eIi%. =, 20 , !; NJ; s.r
port: 3 io;y4 ! y: .r MT per 'oam.6Ip
Pr;I. H,'e Ii,i H.: letters n ;"r ) o9, Mn n n :.
di;sst-e per prns wiillem II, at i NJ tor
i;M, ]saaT!-u' Tar sstrs'TT''Pg !. VI ,'"f+@@r' @EEESTFAiT'
AMERisA -,r-,. CIT, Etsa I'D SorTa "a,
letters tr Ciuatenals m;st ~. "itr~,tci per
Ailtanca =. T: NJ ~ NEwFo, NDLAND Per
=s,s.~: .f.S t F8Sfif ii 3H y. e. T rl IA g i HI
YTcArIN per s%t"amship >eruranGa letters fnr
rHtRsbAY- for nERMrp4. per .,e,g
s.STi is,a r pr %rP I. Ill M~AXz$Ny[L I, gst
=: poMIN.ro ana TURKS iSLAND. per steam
sATTaptY 4 70 4. NJ. sunplsmens4!z yoA,
ard WISnwARp IsIANDs. nisa p~EMERARt,
per st.ansh'p FontaHelle letter. sor GrrGalA
:; - ! II 81 ;"REEIsHg3taT- t.|"% / \ f
tHe e!,sSs HH ~ ga r. Re-. -'l aH.' Be- N' f'41@'RI
1885 Sa5 1i'' i Or Hi 4 I% .aa sAS srHP,Ta,A R RIM
;=,eam:5ip II. IPs. y: Havana ie,t;JI m1.,Ie
@TPfE al. ai1ae ct 4T g; % tS$ X ,Sifi y 81
ssrs'as: 4 IL u Il. '' %'t ffEvA 81 and 1'G1 FRi:i
DAD per steamship Grenada,
and thence BY .tsem { eloss At this me drl,
Is: D. =! e r.: :. AZ. ,iiea"' b : ;;t.a. ,sr
cufa. By All to Poi t.mIa. Fln ana rGGnge b:
j,r.m"t' lose e ' so1D %fS.T a.il sTS s,s NJ M.T
|urda2, wedne.l.r and F-iaay. Nal, for cuba,
'Ics s:'i =. to t Man" ofrc r!' ,,e 114 W ,4 n. f Fl .i."m and
SAtnrday a. - az \ VI. ,0uue.tug i 50. here
CITY, overland untSs, .pa".aliv a:.tr's;"l, tor
aespa,ch ~ can c!G0c a, lAiI me ia'!, a.
!ES:.. =. : \ : ar:- i@r; !, :h~s','sEsi % Il
TRANSPAcIFIC MAILS.
hatI. tor cn,ua. Japan and Hawai-. per ,'eamsb!p
diaaGISS' NJ to April = u S ,"H : PFMiI II. Nal. 1Far ca aHT,
and I4par, per steamship Empress ~ Jtpaq
81 At 80 ? n Man. foc ta.traita +I HsT
thnes tor West Australia Thinn are g." Ird"i
samoan Islands, per steamship Maripo-l t'our
san Frsnci-c' eli 50 here 4uiy after Marco
30 up IN $50 L VI, on iar NJ ARRIVAL
OF steamship am Panla, which VIII Ir"bahly ar
nve APRIL - Mails for 'LIra ard japan. per
steamship Glsn0g from Ta"0nu lose here
daily mp to April 81 a. u 30 z VI Malls for tie
society Islands, per ship rlrv nf tap'itI from
san Francisco close here daily up to \pril - az
$50 I. VI. Mails for HAWAII, per - .ar-hIp
AustrAl.a from San Francisco, = ose here Tally up
10 April - at $50 Z. VI Mails ru- australia eA,
cspt West Australia New ZeA.aui. Hawal and
Fiji Islands, per steamship Aufana rom Van
couvert. close here daily after Aprl SIS aud UP
20 April 70 at ?: so +. VI.
TrAnspAcihc mAh are forwarded TO port ~ sailing
daily, and the schedule Of closing Is arranged on
the presum ptlon OF their uninterrupted overland
transit. sRegistered mail closes at 1 P. VI. previous
day. VAN IOTr, Postm Aster.
4 Post once, New YORK.. y. ". April ., Istv.
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Is;2IaS'i; Johanna Ro"sn'hy to Charles
1T6th, At, 10, 1op e Anthony av. 2tOx1p6.Sx
irreg; Minnie Mortimer 10 Julia A Watson.
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In the Country
Srlfrt Soarh.

BACHELOR and house ie.p. NJ apartnent'. supe-
, ri'r rooms lIG -u.te.. ~ h tld witiont bard:
also tev eleIa ltly furnished b ,tsl lpa = ne "a.
MErkDPDLlrAN A iENCG, L, We 2 S4th s..
-
(ltR Office ifOrd. par1es eI hanging references
" opportunities OF dudlaS apaTtEIen-s furnished,
unfnruISheil, board. rooms. accommodations all
kinds, without Answering msleaGlny ldvertise-
ments; everything inspe Ted 'uihplatel- descrtbed.
MANHATTAN APAErMENT vrMPANY,
1888 RrUfaNay, Goth. ,
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flats and apartments 90 Grt-Nntur-
niskrd.
Above iith St. West side.

Elegant new aparGn ants. private block, near PARK
entrance, two blocks fir IN - sta n; finest for
tLe money IN New York, ~ hit lArxe rooms anil bath
beautiful decorations; all Latest improvements, xAs
ran.ea q or Llrnt---. liEht- tnlnnhnn.
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ss)N PER MONTH. = II rr- ani -Asrmcrt private
49, house, = rNuIns sul bifu. ulI 20 elen sfs
one block from BIZ, wt'k ~, near eiev t,d ana
trolley =, trstclasa condition. Al CrrN, st., 3 allyn.
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20 Irt fnr business farpusts.
1ur,lina Houses to Grt.
Borough nf Manhattan
SIS PER MONTH-NEW 4.STORY.
Borough of Brooklyn.

Bt>l NEST DWELLINGS
Nus 5Sd md 81 We4t Itlh street 10 rb'ms, 4
h1thr- un.s. NAhhEN s. SNtELtN. As b,wAI. :
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: 1880
= 1880
=. 2is
, l.5O0
10000
J 10 LOW
1900
. AGO
100
=. $500
1900
1850
100
400
600
200
900
o 600
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A Reported Microbe of Cancer.

The from Paris has isolated fungus
like parasite which beyond the specific Of
naturally by physicians with
increduly AS DR.. George r. Shrady Of New York re-
marks 1T pretty generally considered that the causatve
element in a rnicrobe Cancer dis
ease Of degeneration dphthera and typhoid fever
but rather 1t unawares
and nobody yet body which pro-
duces it, investigation this histo
the nurtve cellular pecularities carcinoma just
in consumption the Emphatic condition of the body should
be the uppermost problem.
Carcnoss the tendency of the human system de-
velop deadly cancer still riddle
luton of which would afford the key the
disease In study Of microbes impossible
to distinguish between associated mcrococc what
might be the specific microbe.
Many experimental remedies have been suggested in
the drug condurango, found in Ecuador
and aveloz the North Brazilian plant which Dr. R. Ban
deiro of Pernambuco cure
GER The United States Marine Hospital expert
mented with this latter resn but without adequate results
Only few years ago Editor William Stead exploited
Italian medical scientist who claimed succeeded in
curing gnuin carcinoma; nothing has
Iatey been heard this sensational claim.
ported discovery indeed be canard inspired by
co.'s Curtis latest drama at the Theatre Antoine Paris The
New Idol" the hero which a learned physician
sacrifices his life well that of sweetheart in
search for the "mcrobe of cancer"
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A New Trust DANGER

The east has suddenly been another evil
which follows in the trusts which are now
Epringing like mushrooms so many Of which will
prove unstable and ephemeral as mushrooms
The new difficulty is the peril investing in boated
stock 50 is this peril regarded that last Monday
evening Senator Depew challenged bank presidents Of
New York to face duty responsibility of the gravest
nature
He pointed out that the capitalization recently organ
lied industrial corporations" reached the enormous
total Of S3oooooo00o What to be the effect? What
were men with money do with referel to the
vast mass Of securities thus It rested he de
clared IN substance with the bankers 10 prevent e
munity from obtaining idea Of the value Of these
industrial securities. because lay discretion of the
bankers practically but effectively stamp them with their
real character, since could obtain serious
market value unless lhe banks ready 10 lend money on
them Doubtless banker present knew this fact and
was impressed by quite emphatcaly was Senator
Depew. Many among them contemplate the task i'm
posed upon them with a very sober mind The senator's
public invitation was significant because made
openly and coming from nigh The world Of affairs
though himself a inancier.
Certainly Mr. Depev be understood as 5iscra
ali industrial securities They are the produc. Of a
process that has applied the railway systems Of the
both legitimaely legitimaey: they viii in a
general through much same course and he srted
tedious and often costly doubtless had it in his mind
that it might be made prompt and less costly
If the banks thoroughly and rigd!v 10
undertake il And this right All the banks com
bned acting together under the direction viii not
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The Distressed Cuban Planters.

The administration a Washington is having diff
Guilty than anticipated in formulating plan for the
extension of the time in which the mortgage debts of Cuban
planters be paid. The decree extension issued by
Captain Weyler authority tacty
allowed lapse and the threatened perempoy foreclosure
of by planters creditors if carried into effect
would result financial nearly all the grow
The having been the president he
and the cabinet endeavoring formulate method of
payment which would be satisfactory all parties
cerned. The difficulty be in the inability the
planters extngush the liens against their properties
within comparatively short time. The plan dis
provides varying lengths UP
but in view of the uncertainty continuance
Of American control of the island the president hestaes
fix definite which the obligations the
planters be
In the meantime the necessity furnishing relief
impoverished landowners To their cred
itors premptoy foreclosure proceedings
leave the planters utterly bankrupt Them it is
believed will be able to their Indebtedness within
years. AS the authority of the United is
paramount, however would assumption by the
president of extraordinary if grant
credit extensions which if they should beyond
occupancy the island, would, course lapse with
our control of it. In that the matter would
the Cuban authorities for further adjustment.
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Along the Kansas Nile,


redemption religion" says Mrs
Lease. and redemption money are the
/ twin curses Of this world
The late Justice Field. when boy. Wis
t tied the father ~ Justice Brewer then .
missionary at smyrna. Asa Minor
I since the expIolt o. the brook tas infer
I erca I'm Kansas b. that the boys ~ tha
7 Twoutifta are getting along sN .nlnEiY-
/ Secretary Alien Ok Topeka SAYS that Il
/ fz common talk sm9uE trayfjrr1 that
Kansas has The GlthiCst STATE house In
I the Union
Leland wants Rogers. a regent - fhs
state University az Lawrence. removed
/ Charles Scott a Repubac,0 regent. is De-
/ Tending Roger
In Manila tho Kansas boys instead %
waiting until they see t1e whites ~ ne
eremY's eyes wait until ihrT see i4e IRE
/ o. their cigarette.
{ The county comm rriorsrs - Ford c0ur-
I - recently had bonfire 70 80 30 can
Z ca'ef bonds and warrants isslrl between
+ t-s years 1871 and 1@L
y .r eu~pris.rr tae ftric. partisers %
the state now great sentiment teefe -
among Republicans tBat Harry Ianais
F o. the state peaitent.ary be retained
J. NJ Mickey. Who Uas appointed eek
+ ~ The new court or V.s.fatirn. was f.ofat-
( a by Governor E-aa.ry. Leland wanted
WHsy of Mead county given tae 5a-s
wiley hos since been maao afa warden
grHtlam u1Jan ~ Af-t foa recently
pulled o1t f- Al7rFz Hfa1at laying
+ raos-rra t1 .sr family DIS SIZE -s cat
I IN A local l1f-ryiea roasting iha 90 man.
In northern Kansas town fhs other
sav a man aa rrn5 - ,1r bsal-E he
vff. and - ~ sfte~ paying BE
ere BE AMI as sIf- embraced ard vs-t
acme happy
Kerry aH t1e tezcs - me f4f-5 -f77
bra-eH of f1a ROCK sand end 81
Arka.ar. Cuflr1n Preston. THr Hs-F-
dr-. Arlington 3steia3 81
CsHt1n ard iIrrr.rEfea-
u fs sa.4 ~ Topeka faet 81 iL Val
laea ~ EiazrsE. ae1 80 4aisar y
TrsFe cry. aye bgf- -s-'f ~ th'f-
--r z Long pare ara Hatf cfs--@-
t.7r
ars. Mary Ha--r-t. t-s TOPEKA V1rsaa
wag tried fr gree lra - affff q .
-rar ~ fse M ere raE =
ne rrerear a~e aat ares ~ PEI
Jlrg. ass
Iuses Rad % q tas s.ss-~t ese-f =
rs-..a-fz asf s --r1 - h.1a1a3 sores
80 ~a are .rsrstes f7 fas grrss hsnE
s-s fas a.l~r -ag -rs asrFt- wat 1st
az Fsszsd tae bones
--s.a -4Fr - ca-tss- Ezfstt 90 CersT-
II So ars1ra-es so-s % s ts5
sons gro ae-e sergeant srs s-gafsl f-
ss.esr fsr-s~.a r1rr-aeE. IsrE aFfr see~
ssz1-arFas s-sn geo s-rF esd fs
.srr-
Ts-ss srse1Fs ,Es fsssst rrEs1
e-.eesss tas sizes IS @
s-s taz aere aeesns lssf @
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16
Recalls Mystery Of Rue N0rgue.

A lady has just been the victim in Paris
Of an adventure which recalls one Of the
best known Of Edgar Allen Poe's stories
According to the London Morning Posts
correspondent. Mdlle. Germaine Diris, an
actress at one Of the Boulevard theaters,
was traversing the Place Vent.miIle short
" after dusk, when she was seized and
knocked down by an ape Of exceptional
size. Two policemen. alarmed by her
cries, promptly came to the rescue. but
before they could interfere the ape had
bounded over the ratings OF the square
that occupies the center OF the Place Ven
timille, and had disappeared. II was
thought that the animal must have taken
refuge in the trees. bnt Il this were the
case It was able 70 make its escape, for
the closest search revealed no trace Of
its presence. Mdlle. Diris. who had faint
Cd, received no other harm than a severe
f~ivNs
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Yes, it is pretty story, Captain
Barnes, but I have been here long enough;
besides, you needn't trouble to explain
there hasn't been any damage done, to
this woman, at any rate; of course l
don't know about the others"
Miss Rosie, you do understand, really
don't you? There are only two women.
one is Miss Gwynne and the other"
Good graciousi What a mash! Some
one has knocked down a pot 1 believe,
and one of those lovely azaleas. Then
there was some one there, and they must
have heard that silly story of yours
Il don't think so; 1 don't care; Miss
Rosie, you are quite sure it didn't do any
damage?"
What, the flower pot? Well, 1 don't
know; shall we go and see?''
You know what mean; not the flower
pot, the things 1 said.''
II have forgotten them, Captain Barnes;
you are engaged to be married, and
well, 1 will be honest; I did like them
when you said them, but I've forgotten
now, and the damage can be repaired.
There was a little damage, then?-Ro-
sie?" CA quick rustic. little sound, it
might have been low laugh. it might
have been a sob; Captain Barnes was
alone.)
80, is that you, May? Aren't you dane
ing?"
NO I'm going home, Phil; I'm tired,
but 1 want to confess something, first
Phil. five years is a long time TO be away
from one, isn't it?"
Yes, May; but what Of that?"
well, one might change, and It
wouldn't be wicked, would it? And
want you to let me off, Phil will you?'
What. let off marrying me, May?"
Yes, I've changed my mind; a woman
may, you know; 1 don't think we are
suited-no, don't say anything, Phil, it
won't be of any use.'
well, if you mean it, May, Of course I
must let you off, as you put It; It's a
queer way of expressing 1t. and, of course,
I'm awfully sorry, and all that, but
know 1 never was worthy of you
20, that's nonsense. Well, good night,
Phil; mind you, tell every one 1 Tilted
you. By-the-by, l was trying to creep
out of here softly just now, and I upset
a plant; such a joke, Phil, I think there
was a little love scene going on on the
other side, so l ran because l was afraid
I might hear. I was with Jack Ramsay;
I wonder If he picked it up; will you go
and see?"
Jack Ramsay to a friend in the supper
room): Queer girl, that Miss Gwynne
Been trying to get a little fun out of her
in the conservatory Just now, and I'm
bothered if 1 believe she heard a word
said; got up all in a hurry. too, and bolt
ed, with some sort Of excuse. and upset
one Of Barton's best aZaleas."-Ex.
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wholly prevent men from losing in industrial secur
ties because the banks abolish greed folly But
what they do, and what take it, Senator Depew
meant to challenge them do, to their power
Of discrimination that rich sense great
haste to be rich. safely their guidance.
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An Elopement From the Harem

The Weiner Tag5latt states that = dar-
ing young Engl.shman OF good family
(name not given has succeeded in abduc.-
iug and clipping with one of the ladies' OF
the Suitan's own hareu- According 20
the Morning Leader correspo ndsnts yer-
sion Of the story The young man made
her acquaintance during ne recent festi-
va OF the Leilat = Kadrat, when al men
and women alike 20 20 the mosques .
pray. Each % The ladies Of The Su.ta-'s
hareH who goes Is jsalously guarded BY
annuch. but the hero OF this adventure
succeeded 81 winning over the guardian
OF tae beauty he admired ~ heavy brides
The eunuch acted a. go-betNeen, and
made the necessary arrangements for the
elopement- The F,zgIlshnan succeeded IN
getting his Mohammeisn IaGy-i1ve on
board a steamer bound direct 70 Bombay.
Several suuuchs. suspected o being ac-
complies have been thrown into dun
gsons. and the Sultan u;tsrs fsartul rzase-
dictIons or the English.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

The next national campaign nearly year and half
away but Bryan enough tell what
il Will be. He win ind himself mistaken In that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

When the Twentieth Kansas time shot away
ahead of the line General Macarthur shouted adutan
For Gods sake, bring them boys back" This
cation OF a sad lack of grammar among our generals
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

North Dakota having withdrawn advantage there is
place in the United States where may divorced
quickly. But the facilities for quick marriage
hanlpered.