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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-16

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iEROKEE COUNTY, KANS.
Good work done at the o. X. chop.
Hair cut any style at Armstrong;
Deputy Sheriff Jim Babb was in
town Tuesday on business.
Miss Leila Hogan 10 recovering
from an attack of diphtheria.
DR.. English's Office and residence
over Gouid's hardware store.
Robert Milne 10 feeding $50 head
of big steers at Russell Greek.
Car load of bran and shorts at
Cook & Rardin's. Prices right.
Fresh Oysters served In any style
and for sale at Mrs. Meyerding's.
Have you noticed that new dray
team Ed. Covey 10 working nowr
We can sell you wallpaper at
wholesale prices. MORROW & Co.
Will swalley 10 suffering from an
attack of erysipelas. His face is af-
fected.
]. A. Erickson went to Kansas
City Saturday night on a business
mission.
Thomas McAboy is in Illinois
whittier he was called to attend the
deathbed of a brother.
Wonner's Puritan Bread
at Dents Cash Grocery.
See the Twentieth Century Sewing
Machine. the best up-to.date ma.
chine on the market. Sold by 6. r.
Gould.
Mrs. w. &. Moniux has just recov.
cred from severe attack of diph-
liberia and is now suffering from
erysipelas.
Miss Erma Mckinney went to
Oklahoma City Saturday. Mise Er-
ma will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. F. w. Wardwell.
Another car load of Globe Flour
just getting in. The people are just
"eating up the Globe"
J.W. McCAMMoN.
We have a small quantity Of
good patterns in wallpaper at and
2 cents roll Get come of It before
il is gone. MORROW & Co.
Dents Cash Grocery car
ries the finest line of pipes
in town.
You had Just az we'll have
new stock and new patterns in wall.
paper. They cost you no more. We
have 'em. MORROW & Co.
r. N. Edgington was up from
Quapaw Monday. He came up be-
hind his fine driving horse. Mr..
Edgington is postmaster at Qua
paw.
One of Ed. Covey's big dray
horses died last week. He had been
worked to the dray seventeen years
and Mr.. Covey was quite attached
to the old fellow.
Sweet and Pure Is. & P) Flour,
made at Coffeyville, 10 the best on
the market. Every sack guaranteed.
Retailed at the wholesale price of
$l.95 per ewG Cook & Rardin.
s. q. Sailor left Monday for
Huntsville, Texas, where he will re-
side In the future. Mr.. Sailor had
charge Of the electric light plant
here for a long time and IL a fret
class etectsieisu.
The Neosho river bridge at Miami
is finished asd open for trafc. The
tolls are: Vehicle and team 15c;
horsen1an l0c; footman SC, and'eith!
er can return same day without ad.
ditioiil charge.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-16

Will Swalley 10 suffering from an
attack of erysipelas. His face 10 at
fected.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-16

Miss Leila Hogan 10 recovering
from an attack of diphtheria.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-16

We can sell you wallpaper al
wholesale prices. MORROW & Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-16

DR.. English's Office and residence
over Gouid's hardware store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-16
Good work done at the o. X. chop.
Hair cut any style at Armstrong;

Deputy Sheriff Jim Babb was In
town Tuesday on business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
La IYN TENNIS.
WRIGHT AND HOBART BEAT WARE AND
STEVENS IN THE CRESCENT
TOURNEY.

The grounes Of the Crescent Athletic Clubs coun-
Try home at Bay Ridge were crowded yesterday
afternoon with A large crowd Of enthusiastic lovers
o. lawn tennis, who applauded 10 the echo the
clever plays OF the experts engaged in the clubs
Invitation round robin tournament Two brilliant
matches played. and the quality OF the play
was Of the championship order Hobart beat
Stevens in four sets and Wright heat Ware three
straight; Larned had bye.
in the Wright-Ware match the crowd saw a
scientific exhibition Of sll-round play. 1t was a
constant struggle for the net from start TO finish.
Wright was far and away the better Volleyer, but
his ground strokes were weak. They lacked both
length and speed, and Ware was often able TO
Voey the ball when a faster return would have
passed him. The shortness Of Wright's returns
also gave his opponent many chances TO get up to
the net safely. and Wrights weakness in driving
often forced him lob to 6islodge his antagonist.
The first set was comparatively easy for the
young Harvard expert, but then Ware seemed TO
increase his speed and forced the play effectively
with a choppy return Of WriShts service that
often passed him he ran in, and forced the lat
ter back 10 the base line. Once Ware reached the
ret safely. His vollsying was exceptionally aecu-
rate until Wright began TO crop the pans short
the his feet. and then Ware put many
OF them into the net with weak underhand volleys
Both the second and third sets We're close from
strongly. and won out after deuce and vantage
scores had been reached His victory partlaly Re.
against Stevens this afternoon is looked FORWARD 10
The Hobart Stevens match developed the finest
exhibition Of ground strokes seen in many months
Hobart showed greater speed than Stevens, but his
returns lacked the perfect length and spendid &C
curacv Of the balls hit by the Hoboken expert
Hobart tried 10 Volley intervals, but Stevens
was accurate in passing his opponent an me net
that Hobart could hold his position there
Stevens had the better endurance, ana al one time
II looked as II he would outlast Hobart; but the
latter hit SO fast and accurately at the critical
points that he won the match, sets TO J.
IN the first set Stevens secured lead OF 81, and
was twice within stroke of the set little later.
only 70 finally lose IL by IS. In the second ne
held the lead e the end. and eVened up the score
OF the match when he took the set by o-S
With The score al set all many nelleved mat
Stevens would ouIast his adversary and finally win
the match Hobart however had considerable
Strength in reserve and in the third and fourth
sets he never once slackened the speed OF his
strokes Each set went him by O., and finally
the match.
This afternoon Stevens will play Wright and
Iarned will meet Ware. The summary OF yester-
GAYS play and standing Of the players are as FOL
lows:
Second round-B. C Wright beat L. F. Ware, g
- l2-IO Clarence Hobart beat Richard stevens -
&c ca. q; ". A Larned. a bye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27

Irst SET against Paret but the then pulled
O1r me set from o-5 and took the second easily.
tn, M me doubles an exciting match played be-
oSweeh Crag1n and Bostw!ck, the national indoor
CHAMPIONS, and Grant and Wright. The interschol-
aslc players pulled out the second set after being
alahy times within point of losing il, but were
Htaily oeaten in the deciding set by deuce score
The days scores follow:
mems scratch singles Second round)-G L. wyeth
Seat a b Bowen, 81. Sc; /. c. Wright W. c.
IS, 6-1. 49, '
Men scratch doubles preliminary round)-C Cragin
d an N Bostr-ck beat W c. Grant and l. c Wright
~: 81 -; J. P Paret and Henry Mollenhauer
peat /. J. Grant and partner. by default.
& handicap singles preliminary roundlR I Bryan
lowe half l5) beat J. A Dslmar (half 49,. 60 e.
FIRST rorne-T. c. Trask Ghalf 49, beat l. ]. Grant
mar 5O by default; DR.. w. Brewster (half 30) beat
David Sands half 49,. 6-4 90 e--3: c c. Kelly
lowe half 80 beat C P Rice (scrstch), e. 6-1: n
&c, IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
AMERICAN TENNIS PLAYERS WIN
BRILLIANT PLAY BY DAVIS AND WARD AT
WIMBLEDON.

London. June 2s-In the all England lawn tennis
championships. which began at Winoieu'h O aSil-
dav n : Nabonev heat c H L. Cazslet to-day in
the third round of the singles
In the second round OF the all corners oouDies ~,
Davis and H Ward. Americans beat haNes an"
Hlyard by three sets 20 one
The result presages the Americans ineeuhs l"o
Dohertys holders Of the doubles championship
This will make necessary their winning three more
rounds But the defeat of Eaves and Hihyaro as
poses OF their most formidable competitors
The crowd OF fashionable people present was inOS'
generous cheering the Americans nearby. ,.,,ors
The contest was stubborn. The English piagrshrs
began well winning the first set py ne ne
Americans then got together and played tis.
game puzzing their opponents by fast aho ,
service and high lobbing They won the seS go III :
by s-3 The third became vantage SET. NJ
Americans won IL by Is. The fourth W. az az
almost equally fierce struggle THIS the amer o'''
won by SIS
Opinion is evenly divided as 10 the Americans
Chances against the Dohertys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
MAYOR TO SPEND AUGUST AT SARATOGA
NEARLY ALL THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE
IN THE COUNTRY.

Mayor Van Wyck will spend August at Sara
toga. usual, and during his absence Randolph
GugGenhemer. president of the council, will be
Acting Mayor The Mayor goes to Seabright every
night now, having closed his town house. Mr.
Grggenhemer is spending the hot weather at his
Elberon cottage.
Hugh Mclaughlin. the Brooklyn Democratic
leader. will so Jamesport. usual and his
first lieutenant. James Shevlin. left the city yes
terday for his rest. Before his departure
he called on Mayor Van wyck. John +. Carroll
will HIS return from Europe stay at Far
RockaWay until September ]. EX-Mayor Giiroy
has cottage at Rockaway. Andrew Freedman Is
at his cottage at Red Bank. John Fox, president
president of the Dock Board will go 10 Europe
and incidentally visit Mr.. Croker. Controller
Coer is in Buffalo. Justice Barrett. of the Su-
preme Court, is in Europe, and Justice Dugro Is
the way there il Is not easy 10 find any proml-
nent Democratic ofHceholder at his place of bust
ness in the afternoon, now that the hot weather
has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
TO BUILD A SEVEN MASTED SCHOONER.

Boston, June 24.-captain j. G. Crowley. of
Taunton, Mass. and the Fore River Engine and
shpbuilding Company have signed a contract for
the construction of a seven masted steel schooner
The plans for this vessel being prepared by
B. B. Crowninshield designer Of the Independence
The vessel will cost when ready for sea about
$4,000. and about twenty persons have subscribed
the sum necessary for the construction Among
them are Thomas ". Lawson, Captain j. G. Crow
lev, B. r. Crowninshied, the Consolidated Coal and
Coke Company and Jenkins Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
FAST TINE BY PENIS GREW AT HENLEY

Henley, England June 26.-The Pennsylvania
University crew did a full course trial to-day in
minutes IL seconds The Dublin rowed
the course in minutes 36 seconds. The other
crews were all out. but none of Their, made bet
ter time than did the Pennsylvan:ans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIRGINIA.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
WEST VIRGINIA
The representative resort OF the South Open June 10 to
New lights and private baths Also sulphur
Turkish Russian and spout baths. In charge OF profess
sonaI Orchestra IS pieces. Write for illustrated
D'0"@~ HARRINGTON MILLS. Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
THE NEW YORK l. t. C. TOURNEY.
TIE SCRATCH SINGLES DOWN TO The
SEMI-FINAL ROUND.

The scratch singles in the New-York Lawn Ten
MIS- Clubs open tournament reached the seni-iliai
round yesterday afternoon. and a large cro"o Is
expected this afternoon and Tomorrow 10 see 'i-e
ne-ni-fnals and final matches.
Wyefh caused a surprise by beating Bowen IN
straight sets yesterday. while Wrights "walkoVer
against Grant increased his chances materially
&olenhauer got TO within a single point OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
WARRANT OBTAINED FOR "EID" MCoY
THE PUGILIsT REs1sTs sTREETcAR CON
DUCToR IN WATERFORD.

Troy, N Y, June % CSpecia).-A warrant has
been obtained in Mechancville for the arrest Of
Norman Selby C'Kid" Mccoy the charge of
assault preferred by Neil Talmadge, a conductor
on the Saltwater and Mechanicve Electric Rail-
road. II is alleged that Mccoy became troublesome
on and that when the conductor tried to eject
him ne resisted vigorously. The alleged assault
took place Tuesday night and il was not until
several hours later that the conductor learned of
McCoys identity The affair occurred in Waterford
as Mccoy was on the way 20 his cottage on Sara
toga Lake.
Talmadge. whose home is in MechanicviIle has
just returned from active military service in the
Philippines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON TO DRILL,

MANRUYREs AND LAND MEN on NANTUCKET
Newport. r. l. June 26 (SpeciaD.-On Saturday
the North Atlantic squadron VIII sail for the
waters near Nantucket for fleet man9uvres. Ad-
miral Higgirson intends TO fortify some point on
Nantucket, upon which attacks will be made by
the ships Men Will be landed, and series or I'M
portant drills viii be held there. The undertaking
is wide in its scope, and is in consonance with the
problem under discussion at the War College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
CANADA.
MANOR RICHELIEU,"
MURRAY BAY. QUEBEC.

Kew Hotel owned and operated BY The Riehsleu
-rs-fo Ssv CO. accommodation for 400 guests: hand
soneiS furnished; ana cold salt and fresh water
$780, steam heat climate combination OF noun
tam and sea The Hotel is beautifully situated at the
IN Mountains overlooking the ma
SIC Lawrence River; reached by steamers Of the r.
> q Nav Co from Toronto Clayton, N T., Montreal
90 C,uebec For rates and booklet send TO II. III.
q aTFTsoN Manager. Of p. s. o. n. Co.. Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
GUNNER Resort gnihes.
BY the Ocean, Sound and Bay.

Swept by Prevailing Cool south Winds from
the Ocean.
SUMNER HOMES book describing hotels ana
boarding houses free application ticket onces
House 100 eS2 eagle bureau. s52 (worid Vaca-
Bureaul. 1870 journal Resort Buresu) and 1889
Broadway 95 9th av. s4th ST.. E. r.. and foot New
Chambers and As W. 125th New Fulton
ST. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau. lis Broadway BROOK
Ign. and L l. R r stations IN Brooklyn. send s.
L T. r. r.. l. L City N y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27

VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
ALL SEASONS RESORT.
Chesapeake Ohio Railway
Hotel Of the highest class
climate. Pleasant days and cool
No Invgorating and curative baths.
Fine drives Special compartment New York 20 Hot
Springs via Washington. night train. Parlor from
Washington 2 o. m Excursion tickets c. & Office 362
broadway ana Offices Penna. r. r.. New York: also
ofices n Y n n & H. r. r. throughout New England.
FRED STERRY. Manager
Hot Springs, Bath Co. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
Country Boaro.

Countrp Boaro.
SELECT BOARD for those seeking quiet refinement.
- Knckeroocksr Lodge. F1shkiI n. ia
midst OF beautiful mountain scenery; feet eIevaon
only two hours from city, comfort livery ana
stabling. fruit. milk and raised
Knckerbocker Spring table, terrns AK
Ier week Apply 70 KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL sPRING
CO. Ffshkn. N Y -A-so
A SELECT family homes beautiful nark- ,r,~
"a three nice families taken private dining rar
80 minutes from city % trains;
For photo address CHATEAU. PassaIc N T.
new refined people for summer: beautf,l cor,
II elegant surroundings; tfonx ns
station Oak free y. J. VOORHEES,. Tribune F,ss-.
vNssW ADULT hOarders wanted. farmhouse.
Il hours from New York: trolleys pass the door
Mrs. f. z. BRAKEMAN, OronoQue, Fairfield Co. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
5nrroaates' Notlees.


DUNHAM. JAMES HIN pursuance of an
County Of hereby given all persons
having claims against James II Durham. late Of the
vouchers thereof tho subscriber his place Of
eeng ouSnsss a. tie wan 9cf sT re- oo1Fh y Maha
tan CITY New York. or before the second day
Dated Kew York the 26th day Of June. 1901.
THEODORE ". IUIING. Executor.
GOULD & wILKIE, Attorneys for the E.eeut9r, Wall
Street, Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
MCNEIL, EDWIN.-In pursuance of an order
~ %e YORK notice is hereby given 10 ali peP
sons having claims against Edwin Mcneil. deceased
York County personal property of
New york present The same with vouchers thereof
Nassau street s Suns s Ts2 On the %
Manhattan n me 10y ot Ne" 1orA on OF oetofe the
Dated New York. the 2ith day Of April 1901.
WILLIAM A MQUAIp. Attorney for Executor No i54
Nassau Street Tribune Buildng). Borough Man
haitian New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon
Abner C Thomas. Surrogate the County OF New
OK MsT Goodwin late Of the County nf E cIans
deceased 70 present his nsn p9uchsas therefor. 70
No 8s2 East street Borough Manhattan IN th
bers 1901 ALFRED J. GOODWIN. Exe etRefIn
ERNEST r EIDLITz Esq. Attorney for Executor 81
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon
Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate the County Of New
against Robert Graham Dun. late Of the County OF New
~ 70 The subscribers place transactine bus
at the ONCE Of Rastus s Ransom, No l2s Broadway.
before the seventeenh day Of August next.
MARY B. DUN EKecutriH: ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS
FRANCIS l. MINToN. WALTER D. BUcHANAN.
RAsTUs s. RANSOM Attorney for Executors. l2s
Broadway Manhat,an BOROUGH Nsw-York CHS:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-12-13

in an attitude OF armed hostility To- the
forces of the United States consented
temporarily to wake my rights az SOW
ereign until the matter could be pass ID
upon by the American goverirr'ii,.
This was done In written prot
which / handed to the representative
o, the newly formed provision Il gov
ernment by whom I was called upon
to submit. and at whose especial srr-
gestion the merits of the case sgai lst
me were tt be. and were later referred
70 the decision OF the President - tn.
United states. I regret to sly that
those who. in the name of American
liberty. committed that act of aESres-
sion were not equally respectful to-
ward their flag when, later on. they
were called upon by the Arcr' an
Minister to relinrush and restor, to
me the power they had wrongfully
usurped. When that time cane those
same people barrlcaded the public
buildings in Honolulu, erected sandb,Y
fcrtihcatons and declared thslr inten-
ton TO fire upon the Stars and stu .es
should the American forces oa used to
support the demand OF this govern
ment for my restoration
II HVN tuillS Out lntt tDP tnltcu
States government became, throuri
the medium of annexation, pr,cip!tnt ID
by the war with Spain. the b,aririai",
OF that act Of lawlessness by which
was deposed and whereby my proper
ty was forcibly wrested from me. The
annexation was undertaken as war
measure. n measure of exped'ency. But
neither that fact. nor anything else
that has occurred since my dep, .itlon,
sanctifes the wrong done me. nr rem
ders right and Just that which was, at
the time OF my submission Of my ease,
declared by your government :, have
/ leen wrong an1 nnjustifahlr. ',"re-
fcre hope for such disposition on the
/ part OF Congress as will enable me to
present with effect claim for COM
pensation for the property of with I
was deprived, the value of whlcn Is 30
very great that this nation cannot
hope to Justify its retention without
compensation"
MISTAKEN FOR NEGROES.
| Iilluoka'ani was badly tr.iici J.,
New York, the Waldorf-Astu"la md
other hotels refusing her rooms. SNe
and her party were mistaken for ne
Eroes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-12-13
OAHU SUGAR COMPANY.
Annual Report and tho Election Of
Officers

tho o1jnurpaI annual ,,,aati,,,r ~
tho oahu Smcar Cn Ia ,ha fa,Io.,,i,
noic.rs nera .r.ctaa. prasiaan, p,,i
Isaphar,. frst yice.nrssidant M
Robinson in n,ace Of n = Dul,,r.
ham. second vIce-nresident r AZ
Lewis in Mace Of NJ p Robinson.
treasurer II A Isenhery. secratorv
r KIamn. auditor r. uann,her,,,
hoard Of directors. @ Allen II T
Iowrev I A McCandIess and IT.
Uo,,,
treasurer II. ~. isehoers III ms re-
port 10 the stocKhoiders OK oahu Su j.
gar Company. says:
"Of the total authorized issue Of
bonds, viz: $3.50, ,OOO. 90, the sum of $780,
900 900 has been disposed of during Ia at
wear. leaving sl5O 600 90 bonds ava,la- :
hi. which ara now ha,r, offoraa tor
saIa ~, Massns n,",
So 40 - ~
'ne sun, VI Soooo'o'ov VI reee'p.s
LOT pohus had 10 De apphed towaros
the cost or permanent improvements
made during the year ending Septem-
ber so, 1900. only s450,00 were availa hle
for defraying the cost of permanent
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-12-13
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
(From Thursdays daily.)

Six Cinnamon, charged with gambling.
appeared before the magistrate. or rather
four of them did, for the other two who,
lined up had not been arrested at all, but
had taken the places of two of the real
defendants.
The Court detected the discrepancy
and All Fai and All Yuen were read a
severe lecture and sentenced to IS hours
imprisonment for contempt Of court. II
is understood that this practice has been
going on among the Chinese for a long
time past. When a defendant does not
want TO figure in police court proceedings
he sends substitute. and as all China
men look more or less alike. the fraud y
generally unnoticed.
The bail of All Song and All Chow. wAs
had failed to appear. was declared for
feited and warrants were Issued for their
arrest
Bob Williams, by the bye, claims that
he was discharged from the Twenty-fifth
Infantry at Fort Grant. Oregon. q couple
OF years ago.