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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Mrs J. W. Strawn Ief1 TUESDAY
for Jackson Team to visit her
mother.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

The Daughters oG the Co1fx1e-
raey will meet Friday II Mrs ID
L. SaItaarS- ThE~ i the weex for
eleetiRg officers suI faII atteat-
Sace = desired.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

We return thanks for a nan.
moth Onion. raised by Mr. e. W.
LeayelL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Miss Claude Harris has returned
from visit TO relatives IN View
Albany.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

\ sare cure for CAasbon-Ken
.sas CAa-boG LislnsEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

y pFosraeted meeting xiII be.
gin N the ~ ( Church at ABB.
vile Sunday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Close~ yang CaE EIeh --l.ts
Sa.sEE aara lesser Cali - f1,4e,
% Avs el BEH PRLrE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

lls= zEESr=r~r hess ss-ie-st = Tcr- rz-r-
$ he N':~ Qriszzs Ei-zzza-- T. has Il
L. sar. Pslnez- szst E-a=-al sews e
zzra dry. AT ~ sfIrk=r R-pcr-s are
ss-irr-T Hnpzr-i.sl East ---zrxar-s,F DzilE
E.iilia.- s. s1E ) r-slurii< T=ir-- .-yEe=k
E.ilra1n lisslssi y MAYS nd ThIs-zs..-Yz1.
81 aF== CEss Th= Fa-zT-zr s=gaI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Fog EENT-The residence OF
University street occupied y J
K TomliESO3- For terms apply
To e. W BUFF1LOE-
July L. 1891
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Fog REyY--A cottage resi-
Senee. cheap. Apply TO-
Ill. OHLLEBKN-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

The lafayette C0gnty EEs1caI
Convection vii meet at >als =
church. N Union coaRsy- Esar
Rocky FORD On July 18th which
= the 4th Satar,iay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

! Daily Service
VA
hOlS CENTRAL.
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r. Ky S--5 ? m
iii o. s-7n ? n
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l. rrzf1-yi 1t io-e.4 4 n
O-ie1ns. La s-ls . m
oxford NJ s-li PA
~ Orleans. L.. Sd a n
F-isEns North
Oxford $50 a II
% Freight Sor-h-
IL oxford SO pm
-rsa1-a~ u rvu between
SSw OrIeans "a t-zIr<
| c. IL OwES- A 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Following are the yegnz raer
Vac are drilling preparatory e.
Joining tie eaSaE17aaeas of the Is
a nssiss5PPi keg5me-s az CassalIhau
>Prinss HeXt Tuesday
IenPie AID Elipa Eeaue. Mar
I'm SMITH Harvey Caldwell. kars
aud Gs0s-e krys. Byron B1rrla-
er- VIII Lsavell. WiIIre RtIrss.
ArsA1r Jones George Carnes ant
John Barr Foster
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18


Mrs Matte JsAnsoa NeNesl,
spent YESTERDAY wgsa Mrs. Arsge
Foster and lett Last night Tor be
honse IN J4eSsoa. Mo-
AIRS Florence HeHweod an
daughter. Mrs. Palmer. are Spens
ia@ the s2Elasi as Biloxi. and e.
IayiHg the bathing aud sea breeze
Misses I.1ls TstR-a- Of vate
Valley. and Mary Joe William.
Of TayIoE'S- are guests Of Mr.
VIII Walker. GA College Til
street
Miss Bre.tme- Who has been IN
-Eest % Miss LszEe CFosSett to
several weeks retained To h.
heuae IN Texas, the ErSt OF th
week
Mrs JaHes Qa4rges and ehil
drsn- Eeft Monday fsr their hem,
Ia the iEfIan Territory. ate
spending the past two years il
Oxford
Capt j. l. Spsnks. Of Meridian
District Masonic lecturer. viii o.
IN Oxford NEXT Wednesday ans
Thursday nights. 10 confer Chap.
ter degrees
The Daughters of the CS1fese
raey viii meet Friday II Mrs ID
l. SaIrAR1<- ThE- y the week f0l
eleetiRg officers anI a faII atteat
sace = desired
Fog EENF-Ths residence OF
University street oceap5ed by J
K TomlinSOa- For terms apply
To e. W BUFF1LOE-
July IL. 1891
The lafayette COgniy Eus1caI
Convection vii meet at >als z
church. IN linton caansy. Esar
Rocky Ford On July 9Th which
= the Gth Saturday.
Robert Satan lett yesterday
for EaTsfo. 20 attend the Pan
american Exposition and then 10
take 4 coarse in he PSgSAkssPsis
Bassness college
Mss Lsu AIexan,ter- xh9 has
been teaching az Mater City for
the past year. spent kasS seek
with a-r SISTER Mrs. T. r. Rivers
Gat Ieh for her Aome aea- EacSy
F0c1 TUESDAY
Mss Mabel HErchzas. TEACHER
OF Mathematics IN Blae AoGEEIIn
Fesrale CsEIr;-e- sP%at s-veraI
AVS q the FsssE week Tr,A her
rvlaslEss. Dr. ant Nr> 4 l. Eslley
" NTzE1-1 EeEst- Who aas h~e1
IN military s<rv.Ee n tAe PaAIR
pgzrs Sec the F'ESr two years -
rsLaEIys- IA OSt.srs- and
szs a pleasant caller az TIA
EzGLx ee1c~ FritIy-
He Oxfsr,t Camp uewss7- vI-4
sexla SATURDAY. Ing -as- E-S-
J. ~ D,SE-=l1- a tsFaEsr Ps4S1sr %
-As " Z CazrcA ef FAas Rs-4cw-
4as1 Rev J4ea. vel Sa0xa Ia J1Is
easzzry. VII 4Ssass u Tie 1rsfl7-
Pref E III Hester lbs 1<c~PseG
TIC prI2sIpals1IP u ot The P224ix
seAoos az Tay laEsSL1As- -azl4
and VII E<1Vs fsC rs 81
zzrs home ~ so07 a. tx Nermz4
closes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

= f1r~><rfpxks4 fnr Ma1zrz.A
-svs- i y bottle Of Groves
~ T1zie- IL i Simply
-e In tzzEsless f0ruz-
zo pay Price Sec
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

LAa4-eiA F-ssA Tz-s57 seed n
box Il
FsSrzR GzDrxxl Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Lfss Friday vas the warmest
thy known in the Soath s5ne, IL
sumner OF ISL The thesmoae-
ter IN freut Of Nelson's store -ae
stored as AMI l8f ia the coelrs-
dwellings, u the Gown. Tae sgt
teFIsSs ff0m heat m t1s northern
and eastern cities J. greater than
ever known and the Yrnssratioas
from beat OasGamoer any prevIo1S
record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

4. rHE CsS zTIE%
-~x-E- = Nf1<
E~S-E a. ftsr--T
E~EN- D t4~st.tl..- "a
K~W- ~ " p E.trNat
- q - Erssss n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Miss Ia Hv~eli. 3 80 ~as ls.a.
and raised II uxivrI- and E1tsi a
tcW years a-O US = re<5dear -
the Pace Died AZ the h1asE 81 hsr
>sztrr- Mrs. Nellie SAITH IL IVES
soa- on Cu sAe tusa iz~g- Mi-s
Tia was IA exceileGr wor1ta AMI
Ms REH8y warGs frieEis here. y ~
vail De FLIED with deep sorts. 70
bear Of h~r unexpected setsh
The EAGLE leaders sympathy t.
the 5ersaved sisters.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

4 SEQ TIE lsEA Ce1r1rv
amt guaranteed 10 =
( vii have ysgr rect
= -s.s.ssz..sse lie work
szr 0rcers.
p L TURNER & SoxS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
TzEETORx-
rTTCTAI< OF oxFoKD.

OF oNFOED-
Y kHnnt-
n. " rempis.
ah1~e W.
1r-Inr-~ n w y tassii- :
VE-rsf >rt " ~ ts4-.aaal ,
a W 4 tsesss4 = =
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- " Ess-Eai.s-s
.,.r. n. z-st Tszs-sf.zy nfiEht n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Prof z ii Hester lbs 1<eSpses.
Tie prIaSIpalskIP II ot the PGalix
seAoes az Tsy aeEssLae- -saz-4
C0zzty. and VII I<4S< fsc has 81
1zrs home ~ soo7 ~ TIC Ner11i
closes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Robert SaltGn LETT yesterday
for CaTlfo. 20 attend the Pan
American Exposition and then TO
take 4 course in The PsgShksspsie
Business C0lEeze-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Mss Lea AIexater- whS has
been teaching az Mater City Tor
the past year spent kass wees
with a<r SISTER Mrs T. r. Rivers
al. Iela for her home E<sG Eae&y
FoC- TUESDAY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Tie OxEsr't Camp usess7- wIIl
se~5a S.Erzr,@ax- Az-- -ls- E-S-
J. ~ DsE==l7~ EsraEsr Ps4S1sC %
the " Z CaarNA II FAGs Rs-4ew-
AMI E<v- J4ess. vel Saaxa IA g1ls
easzzry. VII 4zssSs u Tie 11esfz.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
DENTISTS

h WEIGHT.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Mrs Chas- wcrd l. visiting ke
son. IN NemPnis.
Miss Alec Nichols i visi,fn
ErseHdS IN Heruaaro-
Mss JaitA Csapssa i vB.tfn
xEss S.se Rice IN SarsiIs-
Prof 4 : Naasssx- Of Lss,l
t-ock- Ark = M the erSy.
Mss Ina NEslsE- II AhhsvfIi.
spent TEarSsisy in Oxfsri-
\ sare cure for Cha-soa-Ksu
esss CAashos Imminent.
Mss MAJ Z Jsa<s viii rrsHrH,
her class n piano the Ist Of Sen.
F4rn~rs who ase Krnarl-
CharSoa LIaimeat. lose no stock
Dr. J. e. Dezpree spent severa
days OF the past week IL New Al
ha1y-
Miss Edith Kemp aad Duua.
Malone have returned IRON kes
tCeky-
Er- France HUI has boayhs cal
Prevett i Ssshis retail grocer,
store
Mrs J. W. Strawn left Tuessiay
for Jackson Tenn to visit he,
mother
We return THANKS for a nan
moth onion. raised BY Mr.. G. W
LeavelL
Miss Claude Harris has returned
IRON a visit TO relatives in Neu
Albany
Mrs Bette Chambers. of Mem.
7hi1- > visiting her son Mr.. jas
Chambers.
y pr0sraeted meeting sill be.
GIN n the ~ Z ChurcA at Abb.
vile Sunday.
The weather naa seems 20 b.
doing his best to reach the top
notch N heat
Hiss Belle Langtey. os Abb
VILE : the guest of Mss viela
D00ley vest sf Ox*0rs.
Nsternsl0as are being market
ed ox wag0a leafs azd seem to De
average n ssze and quality
H. w 2 Miller. Of Abhsvis.e.
- spending a Sew 4ays xuh his
1aHz4E<r- k-S. Matte B9<srst-
LAa4i-eih Fz<=A Tz-aE7 seed n
EsSTs2 GzuCERI Co
Little Aaai< Ehirexzy ha1 her
esss ..ar oss4e srsk<a- EAzE< 111Ylns--
-lss Th4zsAaE-
WrsA CIy3e B-y1as Bea..Ees@ 81
CsE-~xslle- = vl=zzlzg Asss Hes=z
Tzx
Mss HeI<a TrSSg gave a rv-~p
sisa Fris4ay aigAr- esaslzmeas4Fy
- PssL Ant Nrs. W Il Nsstsvn
err
Ea-z LTzss Hsarhzsaa aFIassEan-
ss.z- - sa~ guest 81 her eo4SIs-
NJ G. ~ Smzlh
Dr. x1lsae- Of Atlanta. Ga
Wasted rs 5rssA<r- Rev j. W
AA-s1<- rae S-S- of the week
Ms Nellie Baker Of Water
E4a~y- wKs the gzs<sE uf Miss Sue
da<xzzs SzaG-zy-
Nass<< keoceEz Saith. OF
a11 Mia Martin OF
lze2zxzzss-A are visiting their
czszsI2~ Mss Nabxz S1Isa-
\ plezie VII be given near
fesIsx L<1f bridge. i've miles
s.sgEA 81 Oxfs-1 next "Wednesday
hiss R1z-1ne Rsynelts i n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

" NzLH-s FeEst- waS aas 6~e7
IA military sxrv.-e II r1e PaElIR
pgzr= Sec the psESE txo years -
vlSislzg rsLalIEss "A OSts-S- and
szs a pleasant caller az TIA
E1GLx c11c~ FrntIy-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01
SCHOOL HOUSE ROBBED
second Ward scaooI Burglar. zed
sAom.tIlne n ealnesdav Nighf-

The Second ward school house. Water
ana Central streets. was entered some
time Wednesday night and a number OF
books, pocket knives and some cash was
taken Entrance int othe building was
e1ected by breaking the glass in the
from, door and the nturning the latch
Tae THIEF OK thieves. taen made the
rounds OF an the school rooms and se-
cure dwhatever booty was to be had
The desks of the teachers were pried
open and their contents appropriated.
Some of chem contained money thar had
been collected by the children for some
school affair which al in all amounted To
aoout two o- three dollars. This also
was taken. The 3anitor of the building
was the first To discover the Eact that The
oul5ing had been entered during The
night when he arrived yesterday morn
ms he found everything III disordered
candtt.on ard az once suspected that the
place had bee nentered during the night
There is absolutely no clue to the per-
peuator Of the crime Ii IS supposed.
however that the vork was likely com
mitted by BOYS The police have been
notified and every effort VII IL made 10
md the gliity aarlics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01
DECIDED AGAINST PARKHURST
Jury Finds That Arlington Has Been
Damaged in sum OF $500.

The jury in the case of H I. Addington
against Councilman Charles E. Parkhurst
returned a verdict allowing the plaintiff
500 damages in the district court yester-
day.
The suit is the outgrowth Of IN after
cation that occurred between ParkA Irst
and Addington over the ownership Of a
wagon, January %. 1900. The same day
Arlington had Parkhurst arrested upon
a charge Of assault and battery. and
when the case came up in the city court
the councilman was fined s. and costs.
Later Addington ms ituted proceedings
for exemplary damages in the sum OF
$1,000. The case began in the district
court before Judge Dale Wednesday and
was presented TO the jury yesterday
morning. This body returned the verdict
as stated above just before the hour for
the court to adjourn.
When the breath is foul and the Ape
tite d:sordered. Prickly Ash Bitters is the
remedy needed. 1t purifes the stomach,
liver and bowels, sweetens the breath.
promotes vigor and cheerfulness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01

Dorindo" and Countess Esmereida" two
real Gypsys, for the entire week. The
German Get There" band. which has
been practicing nightly will have their
next practice this evening at 9 o'clock
in the Auditorium The Paramount stud
ents will be on the streets again Sat
urday afternoon selling buttons, and
every person in the city should wear a
button during the fair.
On next Monday the fair begins, and
from to meals will be served at the
different booths and everything will be
running by o'clock Juvenile inauger-
alton scene at S:15. There win be a
special program each evening. This gi-
gantic fair and exposition has been big
undertaking, but the merchants and citi-
zens have contributed so literally and
ladies worked so jealousy that success is
assured. and if the weather is good
thousands of people VIII visit the larg-
est indor attraction ever attempted in
Wichita, and the proceeds, which is for
the endowment fund of Paramount Col
lege, will be large.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01
u. S. ATTORNEY HUMPHREY
Gives His Opinion Of wichita and the
We

James j. Humphrey. assistant United
States attorney at Ardmore. J. T.. Is in
Wichita adjusting the estate o. his father,
who died some time ago. Afr. Humphrey
was a resident of Wichita % TO about ten
years ago and then removed TO Ardiu0re.
where he has since resided. Speaking o.
the territory he said that there are ex-
ceueat chances fer Wichita wEoieFaisrs
10 procure trade 60 that country y they
would g. after s.. but. - use h.s JAM
guage. "the INGREDIENTS 81 this CITY app
pareutly Do not deslre o. trade with ffs
people ~ the TERRITORY. This f. prart-sllF
the only reason I can agsign for the fact
that no statesmen ever come into oar ter
rltorv from ths city. on fhe other hand
the travelling men from 81 Louis ard
Kansas city just stream into the pace
wichita ought 10 De the metropolis q
the southwest ard no dolbt VIII b. ID Is
20 located that IT, 81 bouad ~ Pc a great
johb.ng center J an sure t1af -he mer-
chants q he In5ian rerrffarT veiid be
pleased % trade with fhe uh1leEsi srs o.
this CRY z the latter woui5 oHly - sfter
the business. but Of course ypg ca1net
blame the merchants for ont running AZ
ter them Z have noticed greaf i1psovs-
ments 81 your city and au confident fhat
20 wll be 8 largely puiated c.ty Ei.aia
few years more.
Cencerulng fae recent Tatan 1rr.r
'n enc territory. sfT Humphrey ef ftat
8 4err peculiar rfatc ~ affairs eE eteE 81
fhe Creek ration The aaarlaR Pc
SAID us ut uu-h ntenfs aassst
the pure whites In fsct. rfas - ths
Inaian 7.sHs thev we-e nat % ~ - let
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01

as requested by the child, in the family
burying ground, and in being obliged to
bury her in haste in another grave yard.
Plaintiff also states that by said wrong
ful acts Of defendants he has been put to
additional expense Of $40 in being COM
PEELED 70 procure another burying place
for his daughter. For these plaintiff de-
mands judgment against the defendants
for $500, and for the costs of the action.
It seems, according to the further ale
cations Of Mr.. Schafer that, as he states
in the petition he was very sick himself
at the time Of the death Of his daughter
and sent a friend OF the family to attend
to the digging of thegrave in the family
burial lot, never dreaming OF any inter
ference. But once at the cemetery the
messenger was confronted by the pastor
Of the German Evangelical church, who
peremptOrially forbade the digging Of the
grave or the interment Of the dead child
in that grave yard, giving as his reason
that the deceased was not d member of
his church and therefore not entitled TO
interment there. As it was imperative
that the girl be buried at once on account
Of the malignant nature Of her maIady, 1t
was hurriedly decided that as no time
could then be lost, to bury her at
Cheney. and the representative Of Mr.
Schaner at once set of to attend to the
necessary arrangements there. Suppos-
ing that no possible further difficulty
could be met the funeral arrangements
were started at once, the last ceremonies
given and the procession started on it's
way to the Cheney cemetery, when they
were met by the crestfallen messenger,
who declared he could find no one, sex
ton, custodian, or any one else with
authority to grant the burial. So the pro
cession was obliged to return to the
Schaher home and wait another day. In
the meantime the proper authority was
given and the following day the last rites
We're finally held over the child whose
last Pickering pulse beats had been feebly
tagging while she piteously plead that
she might be laid to rest by the side Of
her mother.
sankey & Campbell are attorneys for
plaintiff and the outcome Of the strange
and almost dramatic suit at law will be
watched with unusual interest, not alone
by lawyers and legal experts, but by the
public generally.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01
MAY LOCATE HERl
Representative of Harvester
Company Visits Wichita
MUST COME
IVES
To Meet Competition of Other
Firms.

That Wichita is the coming jobbing
center of the southwest IS again dsnon-
strated by the fact that there IS strong
probability OF another well known har-
vestng machine company locating in this
city.
f. L. Baker. manager Of the Warder.
! Bushnell, Glesner company, manufa>tur-
ers Of the Champion binders, IS IN the
city looking over the field and stated yes
terday that his concern has long consid-
cred the advisability of locating here and
that a distributing house may be eztab-
lished here very soon.
The firms principal Offices are in Chi
cago while the manufacturing plant is
located at Springfield, III.
Up to the present no special attention
has been paid by them 10 the develop
ment Of the wholesale trade in this sec
ton of the west, though they have
large retail patronage, but as Mr..
Baker stated yesterday, that the time has
come when they must do so if they desire
to continue TO place their machines in the
southern Kansas and Oklahoma markets.
The coming of the Warder, Bushnell,
Glesner company to this city means a
great deal to Wichita. It will be another
step forward TO the point where the city
viii be recognized as the leading 5obbing
center of the southwest and in time will
become the headquarters Of every eastern
concern that desires to do business in
these markets. The good work Of the
Southwestern Kansas and Oklahoma I'M
plement Dealers association is also evil
dence in the move. When that ass0cia-
ton was organized last fall it was stated
at that time that the implement concerns
not represented here would gradually find
It TO their interest to be so. If the manu-
facturers of the Champion" decide upon
establishing a distributing plant in this |
city 1t viii be an establishment common
surate with the Importance of its trade
in this section, and it will also necessi-
tate the employment of a rather large 1
force Of men TO take care Of their rapidly /
increasing business. Following in the |
wake Of this concern other large nipple |
ment concerns win find it to their advan-
tage to open up distributing plants IN the
Peerless Princess.
Mr. Baker will return to Chicago within
few days and report upon the condition
of affairs here and at the same time
recommend and urge his concern to open
a branch house here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01
He FEARED INSANITY
Continued from Firth page.

reason he brought one home with him
when he returned from a visit with his
sister He said that he would sell the
weapon. and had it around the Grit Office.
It is not known whether he did sell the
revolver or not The weapon which he
used was a 3s-calibre hopkins & Allen.
Young Baldwin carried considerable IN
surance on his life. He left it 20 his
family, and as the note left stated. it
paid whether suicide was the cause Of
death or not. Some time ago he Joined
the Mutual Burial association. whether
In anticipation OF the act OF last night
is not known He took occasion 10 re-
mind his relatives that he had such a
certificate. also that the lie insurance
policies were good regardless Of the sui
eide Just how long he had carried IN
surance was not known by members OF
the family. but fl has not been such a
great while His property viii 20 60 his
sister unless there are other provisions
than are known OF at this time II viii
be quite a neat sum after everything IS
Strengthened up
While there Is not much 20 be said re-
earding the merits OF a suicide. yet the
friends Of the young man will always de-
piore the act which caused his lie to 60
out. He was just entering the threah-
hold Of a splendid career. ana with the
OPPORTUNITIES which were his. with his
friends and bright mind. his associates.
the prospects 81 his future hfe should
have been douhly desirable for the am
bilious young man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-01
AT WORK IN AUDITORIUM
Large Hall Being Arranged for New
Fashioned Fair

A large force is working day and night
at the Auditorium. getting things in read
mess for the big fair which opens next
Monday. March /, at p. m. Carpenters.
pair .ers, decorators, electricians and
ladies viii work from now until Monday
noon. A great deal remains to be done,
but everything win be in its place by
the time for the opening. The Main
street VIII be called Pennsylvania avenue.
There viii be two festoons of 3ncandes-
cent lights on this street. The stage viii
be nicely decorated for the Inauguration,
and Air. CUP, the florist donates the use
Of the palms. The Bell telephone com
pany places a phone in the Auditorium
for use during the fair, which will be
appreciated very much. T. G. smyth &
Sons lean the Gypsy camp people a tent
Tae adde's IN charge OF this camp have
been successful in getting Princess