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caAFFAm's DEFENCE.
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ton to Portsmouth on a passenger train
ana then boarded a freight for Portllnd
witness stated on cross-examina ioI,
that Hands did not tell him the names OF
from the general description given ny the
negro the officer was able to recon 2,
them and supplied the names himself
with the approval Of Mr.. Hands Later.
Hands told the witness he did not come
to Portland until Saturday.
A. l.. L. Cummings. a Portland news
paper man. then took the stand: lie de-
scribcd the condition of the Mcsher farm
house and the appearance of the tracks
about il on the sunday morning fo.lowinS
the murder. Hands once drove ABOUT the
city with the witness and poinlei out 10
him the places where he slept ana atc
after arriving in town. Thursday. The
witHess asked Mrs. Moshcr If she Thought
the man who killed her son was Gralian,
and the old lady replied that she did not
think 1t could be. as the murderer was a
taller man than GRAHAM.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn testified that when
Hands was arrested in Scarboro he told
him the same story of the affair at the
Mosher house as that brought out IN pre-
vious testimony. His cross-cXamiEato on
brought out nothing.
Sheriff Pearson then gave cCrroborativc
testimony regarding the statement made
by Hands and court adjourned until to-
morrow.
Up to last evening 1t was thought that
in the case of "Bill'' Hands there would
be no fight. but only an appeal by his at
torncy. Hon. George Libby, for the con
sideration of the court.
Wednesday. Mr.. Libby notified Hands
he must be prepared for trial as soon
as the case of Edward GRAHAM - dis
posed of.
1t is thought that The State having used
Hands as Il witness VIII hardly be i'll Il
position to insist that he was guilty OF
murder His own story of what passed
in the Moshcr house is all that has ever
been told of the tragedy, and Mrs. Mosh"r
does not connect the negro with the as
sault on her son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14
Bath CANOE UNCLE SAM
Chosen by II. D. Murphy 10 Challenge ior
Royal Canoe Cup.

Winchester. Mass, June 13.-Iicr;nan u
Murphy of the Winchester Boat cub
challenger for the Royal Canoe cup now
held in England. has selected Tor his
challenging canoe the Cncie sam bull
for him by W. +. Stevens of Bath. Nc
The races will occur in England in Au-
gust The canoe is Of CruwninsEield mod
cl Is feet on the water line and carries
139 square feet of canvas. Il. W. Lawson
will provide for the expense OF schG1HS
Mr. Mummy and the canoe across. AZ well
as the cos: of the canoe.
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Manchester. II: Lowell. 4.

Manchester n. H.. June BIT was a
one-sided contest. this afternoon. at Var
lex park when the local New England
League team trimmed Lowell by Il scorh
of II to l. MANAGER Smiths boys batted
Flaherty for IS hits to the visitors four
in the entire nine innings.
Manchester . / ) l ) N-1l-1S- !
Lowell ......0 0 l 0 O. 4 Al
Batteries-McCloud and Kelly; FlahertI
and Merritt Attendance, 1000.
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AT BOSTON.
American League Standing.
National League.
AT PITTSBURG.


PittSburg ......3 l o i l X-6-ll-l
Boston ......0 O 0 l / 0 Il o.
Batterics-Phi!ippi and O'Connor; Pit
finger and Kittrcdgc. Attendance, zoo.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .....0 0 0 o l OLE ,
New YORK ....2 0 4 . . % Ill
Battcries-Eason, Taylor and King
Doheny and Bowerman. Attendance, ll0J
AT ST. LOUIS.
St Louis ..l 0 0 X-5 81
Brooklyn .......3 0 0 q % 81
Battcries-Harper and Nichols; Hughes
and Mcclure Attendance, 5000.
AT CINCINATTI.
Cincinatti .....0 / 0 0 0 II 10
Philadelphia - . 0 . l O-S-1o-l
Batteries-Newton and Bergen; DuEgle
by and Mcfarland Attendance, 12U.
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Cause OF Or. Days Suicide.

Baltimore. June 13.-Heavy financial
losses incurred in speculation, it is as
serted here. caused the suicide of DR..
VIM. Hudson DAILY, originator of the
''Embalmed Beef scandal. He had
invested largely in local securities and
list heavily A check drawn by the
dead surgeon for large sum, dated
the DAY preceding his death, has been
received by one of the local trust
companies and is supposed to represent
a portion of these losses.
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The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day-Detroit at Boston, Milwaukee at
Phila aelphia. Chicago at Baltimore
Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Thuralay Friday. Standardization a.
Pittsburg. Brooklyn at st. Louis New
att.
.Sunday-Erooklsn at ST. Louis. New
Yor!. at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Fridav-Nashua at Lowell. Manc,esto,
az Havnrhill. Augusta at Portland. Pan
gor at Lewiston. go
Sat1rday-Lowell at Nashua, Manches
ter at Haverhi!l Augusta at P"rtinnd
Bangor at Lewiston,
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THREE BREAKS At DETROIT.
Three Stores. One Including Post Office.
Entered. But Little Booty Secured.

Detroit. Me, June 13.-Burglars en-
tered the stores of j. c. McAllistcr. Il.
3. Jenry and G.. c. Butler. last night.
The post Office is located IN the Nc
Allister store. But few goods arc
missed and the loss Of money is con-
fined to small change. probably not
more than SO or SIS being secured.
There is no clue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

Boston, jun
FIovR-spring patents az tnt
ron Steamer yellow F.
08TS-Two clip white sa's-
pORK-R Backs. 17.50dls.W.
EEEF-Steers, S12G9- al.
II.hhM NIWt spring. 12ali; 40
nlCL. ,Sr.
I.NRD-Tierce. 9's. .mery, @sa~
HITTER Northern twins, ~
CUEESE-Ncw nortne'"
EGGS-F.astern 14Gl5. =,
POTATOES Hebrons. "
R-Granulated; 92S' "A
MINED FEED-l7: aoi ls Y winter ~
RRf-ANDspring. ls.l5ais2''
~; GSo;rTONsEED MEAI.-AN. "a
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ROGER C0NANI'S DESCENDANTS
To the Number Of 200 Meet at Boston To-
Their First Reunion.

Boston, June 13.-Nearly 200 descendants
of Roger Conant. the first governor of
Salem, gathered in this city, today. for
their first meeting and reunion of the
Conant Family Association Their an
cestor. Roger Conant, first came to this
country from East Budlcigh. Devon
Eng, in 1879. His descendants who gath
cred at the Nendome came from various
states in New England. tho South and
West and also from Canada Hami: ton
S. COnant of this city. was the presiding
officer and William a. Conant, also OF
Boston, chairman.
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Nashua. 10; Havcrhiii, o.

Nashua. n. H., June lS.-Iiaverhill was
outclassed To-Day. Beck was hit all over
the diamond in the sixth. 10 runs came
in and he was taken from the box.
KERN proved u problem which the visit
Ors could not solve.
Nashua .......3 0 0 l 10 0 O-lS 81 ,
Haverhiil .....0 o 0 u O-l3-l
Battcres-kern and Coveney; Vince er.
Beck and Shnccl. Attendance, so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

The Duke of Marlborough headed a
deputation which, at an audience of
King Edward at London, Thursday.
presented His Majesty with a suit of
armor which formerly belonged to the
Kings champion. This historic armor
was recently offered for sale at auc-
ton and was purchased by q commit
tee who desired that it be preserved
lat Windsor Castle,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

Upon the joint request of the moth
cr and widow of Baron Won ketteler,
Emperor William has caused dis
patch to be sent to the German min
lister in Pekin directing that the body
of his predecessor be disinterred and
transported to Berlin for final inter-
ment later on the paternal estates. A
Berlin sculptor has received an order
for suitable tombstone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14
BANGOR.

Earned runs-POrtland, Bangort3. TWO
base hits-Spooner. Murphy . Three
base hits-Jope, Driscoll. Wiley. Home
run. Kelly. Double p.ay-Driscoll.
Jope. Stolen baSes-Guheen =. DTiscOl
:, Clark Brown. Barry Innings pitched
BY Coughlin. .: Brown. s: Willis. 1
Hits-OT Brown. g.: off Willis. 3; off
Coushn. Il. Struck out-By Coughlin
Kelly Davis 4. Hayward ,, Nelson, Smith,
Jopc, Clark Brown. Willis: by Brown.
Curtis. Barry; by Willis. Wiley. Murphy.
Coughin. WEIGH. Bases on baiis-By
Brown, OBricn. Welch =, Murphy; by
Willis Curtis, WEIGH. Barry Left on
bases-BanEor 3, Portland II. Wild pitcl
-Coughlin. Passed ball-Curtis. Clark.
Sacrifice hit-O Bricn. Time, 70. I'm
pire, Mahoney. Attendance, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

Canada is specifically excepted in the
official announcement at Berlin that the
federal council on the basis ot the law vi
MAY -. haS dCCid"d from July - t. extend
10 the products " Great Britain ana h0r
colonies the most favored nation treat
mont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

New York June fu ~
S GGt's sa fut Hnsu stoss ss
0ctoher. 7.19: November. ~. =; haN4
us; January, 7.as; February, ~
1.25. -, am. Middnns
,ards. sTs; do. Gulf, IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14
New England League Standing.
American League.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Milwaukee .....0 o 0 0 0 0 G-O-2-2
Phi,adelphia II | ~? :
Batteries-HustinGS GarViu. Malone ;
and Conner: Prank and Powers. Attend
ance, .G6i.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore 80 0 o T. o. J.
Chicago .......o . l-l2-Ib
Batterics-Nors. McC;innity and Robin
son: Paterson and Snyder. Attendance,
ISL
AT BOSTON.
Ho1tou .....i 0 o o o O. 6 II =
Detroit ...l o 0 Ill II
Batterics-Lewis and SchveCk: Mile:
and Shaw. Attendance, iJil.
At Notwithstanding Cleveland Wash
ington game was postponed: ia II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

Mrs. John Stallion. her father and two
brothers were, Thursday, held for trial
ut GaIcna Kan. after lengthy prclim
mary examination. on the charge of kill
ing Miss Alice Stallion, the woman's step
d9uyhttr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Dcrhy-Dcrby. IL; Meridcn. {.
AT Providcnce-Brown. A: Carl l.. o.
At Norwich-Norwich II: Waterbury. 3.
Al New London-Ncw Haven, 8: sew
London. L
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New York Money Market.

New York. June 1S
Money on call steady at 2'EnS; last
loan pa.
Prime mercantile paper, 3'aUit2.
Stcring exchange strong at ssh ass foi
demand and at 4S,t,U7s for GO days.
Posted rates 4.Sti@ and f.s?.
Commercial bills Assay.
silver certificates nominally 60.
Bar silver 595s.
Mexican dollars 4I'H
Government bonds steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

Half the ills that man Is heir to come
from Indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters
strengthens ana tones the stomach
makes Indigestion impossible.
rkwky.n
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. June - ;,
Wheat was checked in its do.h s,r,-
course. today. by reports Oh eiop md br
age by fly in Illinois ana Fsi iisas, "stssir
large sales for export. July ST. ~ lousr.
and X IN. July corn closed Il. .,om un-
INV cats. down and provisions i'o'"
changed TO siec lower follows:
The leading fulurcs closed as lei'V.T,a. :
WHEAT-JaRc. I0i&d1s; '"''
s% CPoR SsnS Il: July. isGa' SEPT
~ a.,rs-.1uIv. 27lk: sept. 255saS.
PoRTVImiv. n.75; Sept, 1i@9.. go.
TIo ,Rn Iuiy ( %: sept. S.ar OCT w
EIESLJulv' S.07lL: Sept, SEE
CASH EL3UR ! tSrigr 7lnG: No So
| T7n: No. , red, y. . yellow, ~
CORNING. ,, IA: NO
q G !, J. 27l+as; No. ; white -
No white, 2'sl2si4
RhRLEY-Good feeding. isaas
NAITING-Fair TO choice; ~ north
FLAXSEED-No. l, l"' wv
w {; {, n.rI ~ sEED-Prime, s.nasa
MESS PORK-l4. 20 i.N' II
Sfi6RT RIBS SIDES-I.9 3aAlss-r
SHoIfI DERS-Dry salted: SssTsgis
Sfi0rT CLEAR SIDES--s..' esfhSin,rdens
ohoi'i Receipts, Ship"a i
~ uri ana
| Wheat ..........-.. i liz" seM
| Corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30 nlo H.Sgn
oats ..-.....-..-..-.''''' c00l IA
Rive Observation-Disclosures -nM Tx,
Barley .............'-.. ,cries. bgR"i
BUTTER- Firm: creamci'es'
dairies. 1aMl6ia. e-,c7,o,h a
CHEESE Steady; S74alVf2 IN
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EGGS--l0i.

BUTTER- Firm: creai'''"
dairieS. 1iUlble. e.ts,,oih
CHEESE Steady; sf4alV7I'
EGGS-lple.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

ering around'' during the rzsh Ct a
newspaper ofics AZ night and he then
lifted load q anxiety By handing over
The passes. They were Eade cur 10 bearer
and he could have used them. but he
showed genuine surprise VIXEN that vas
suggested 20 him ard the rsplv was tnat
would not be right-" That very same
day h found = iargs bundle Of laundry
and zot knowing the owner or where 70
hnd him. he hunted Up ne laundry that
did the work and requested hin 20 de-
liver u II once 50 the nan would not be
uneasy. That sane day. 100. he found g
poczetbook with SIN OF money ard
lost sleep worrying over The facr that
there vas nc means az identifying the
owner. he also fou1d q pocket piece coin
which was an old English penny bearing
the cate Of ISL. seventy years old He
IS always finding something snd Re al
ways strains every eIort % locate the
owners and VII 90 our Of his way 70 set
Il 20 them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

IF.F II
A few davs aro a lady drove ~ u the
residence ~ N-s 8larriaEzr. the urslc
teacher and asked 20 see her on rrofes-
z.o7zI -1srters. As soon -as the Two lad
ie= net thev rivstsd tsel- eyes "a each
gth-r ard talked With n sS1-r TIE
caller stated she wished % employ NJ.
sgarrizz.- - gire = course 90 lessons tc
hs- chr5-sn- TIE agreement vas ~
ra-s5 s-to. WIKI eccn syiug ire ether T1--
5sr.-rIv. In>i6>ntslly ths caller rera-'--
81 i used % study music years aEo 81
Illinois, The Instructor replied II
-=es n teach music = Illinois, This
wzs twenty ears AID u7re 49, a-1 i-
-ae n Jacksonville. Z vas II ga c.-v
were 7 LIVED ard ta1gtt a. that tine.
Wa q Ione 6rav~1 breath ~ r--ie- re
vis-tor silently asked. A-e y-u es1ie s.
CAR WIZ Ettls scream - i-g ErS
Ns-rizzs- answered, yes, 1ui ara -1r
gsllia C>-rnbs- Il a. ilT--r ~ iz-zs
wsrs wrapped n 4 leg l3~i-E embrace
SasIs 81 Car - -7T Az. Pre- Ma
--r-r z-5 -. CRIBS Ers- ErarE
p--b~ - this c-rv. Trey had Zen ~
.-a Instructor twenty yeas ss3 lr1
--e-e r-earlv ATTACHED 81 ca-- '-e-t and
- rzo rzzEiss had hesl ~-- --et1
tine care z-a -z-- an the 40 s-
-er.-sr-d Sd Lsa lever --r- again and
.h,-Eh hcth h-re rss-1e- f. 7--a'-a son.
vss-- zc,ths- kew rhs c-hs- Lived here
81 - .,cfGsat czr d rh=y core -1-
Fs-Her -s-ely II q l-si1e=s w
Gee. Il zpr-ar aEaZo t1sc -s 1-~l
- So hig 81 troso s1i7s th-- 17ss --
rhe -tEht e. g-s lEsT ~ --us l5-
EstAer zz.la sc-e-A-r-. s--1 c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
powrR OF MONOPOLY.

The drumre- had got q az g station
70 hnd the village Two miles away, and
the shackety old bcotaGe6 car waiting 20
convey passsrg ers Ger The shackety Old
road vas Il charge # IN old man who
sat On he platform smoking with great
eoupIace1cy.
Does thts-this thing run 20 the VII
Iage77 inquired the drummer, as he walk
Il around the car.
II does when ii wants TO-" was the
reply.
on. then You have got something u
say about IL Perhaps you own the Old
crowbait Of a horse2"
Il 90"
And the carr
yes"
And the liner
yes. I an the owner Of everything in
sight"
Mighty handy. isn't it7'' continued the
drummer. IN sarcastic tones
Yes, tolerably handy" vas the placid
reply. II also own the only two stores
IL the village and the only hotel. ard II
you don't ike ny style you'd better wait
for the next train 10 come along and take
you CIT OF TIA country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
FEEFERRED - -

Du1ng ras smallpox Scare last winter
woman got on -he Fairmount car out
rear she cemetery and took z seat in
She corner Her hat vas down over her
forehead ard she had a handkerchief
over her face. The car vas fan q stud
ents. who i0-E sd a. the woman IL Curl
csity. Wien she went into her pockets
To- -he fare her handkerchief fell and
slowed -har her face was covered with
cores. Tlen sirEly az5 = groups the STU
dents made aget-Gway fer the back pla--
for5. where tE=y held On every way pos
Sole When -he ca had crossed the
railroads ire woman rang the ben and
start=d 20 SET Of EFery nan dropped
CT the car and walked the rest OF the
Way IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
rHnreHT HI cRAzv

When Col. Joseph G. Mccoy was carry
ing out his vast plans OF diverting the
cattle trade OF Texas northward q third
OF century ago people used 10 say he
was cray. They ssId it never c5eic -
done one day ne vas AZ Kansas City
with his brother and IL was offered ten
acres CT la1d On the vest bottoms Tor
1.zo0. Re told his brother that ne rad z
notion 70 take II and the brother said TO
hin. Joe. 7 ksvs heard many people
say that you are unoalsnced, but refus-
ed 20 bslisve Il until now: none but q
crazy man would think OF buying this
property. The ten acres OF land IN
question IS worth several million dollars
now and Col Mccoy probably hasn't any
thing Ike The 3 20 he could easily spare
that Gay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

women are rot always The a1eeis they
4--ear ~ he en- the streets. 4 hotef clerk
ga some stories yesterday 20 an Eagle
-.-o--zr hat made his hair stand
STRAIGHT ID. Hc said that women E1es-s
are the nest disaEresanie people around
hotel They imagine they 0Wn IRE
whole hcuze ard everything Ard every
body 81 i-. one female Clesf kegs
ser-bov dancing attendance ca beg III
car Io-V. Besides q chamber r-af f'r
rsfe fs- one woman had THE nerve
rra either day 20 eend t0r tle cis-k 20
ssx hi-1 % have q uandolin sert ~ Der
non VThen he tod her The hotel 81 7ot
have s-v ursicai i-str1u-1rs ~ thas
l-f-s she zantes him % borrow ore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

Here IS @ bit OF real life without any
trimmings. just as il occurred = Wich-
tia man fell IN love With a young gi-i u
his employ and proposed 20 her She told
his frankly that she respected hina- but
aid not love him. BIT encouraged hiri By
saving thar she didn't 5eiisve she could
love any nan He proposed later and
she safi she was Of the same mind He
waited ard again proposed. she refused
him. Then ne quit
That vas six months ago. The other
dav IL greeted her III the morning and
sad. II feel that owe il % you 70 tel
you arst-I an engaged % Mss Mary
BLANK
II congratulate you. SAID TIRE ei-l sdaE-
ing his hand. Then she SAT- down. bur-
Ter her head II her arms and sobaed
passionztely.
-ne nan walked the foor. telling hsr BE
WASN'T used 10 that sort q thing. asking
her II she wanted a drink Of water, Z he
should call a doctor.
Finally she went 70 work and began
rounding her typewriter. and they never
z-ogs until evening when the nan who
had heen doing mighty lot q thinking.
waited until everybody was gore ard
then said. IF I had proposed % you
again. you would have taken Eie2 Be
frank.
Il would she said
II have promised Mary Blank" b sad.
.and can't 20 hack on her.
II know IL" said the gir'.
Il VIII marry YOU he sail II yo1 viii
20 20 Marv and get her 20 release ne
only ceased loving you when I
thought you could nos love ne Now IL
is dfferent- Can you ter herr
II think I can. said thu girl
But up 70 date she hasn't worked I'D
the nerve and Il she hadn't consulted
friends the story would have lot gotten
Ut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

There are only I'VE books by kansas
authors IN the CITY u5rary. although
there have been more than 2o0 published
Al EFFORT vii be made % secure the en-
tire list Two Of them are by Wichita
authors. and one by Miss Lila Hardin
Bugg ard one by Mrs J. II. Knapp. Col
Joseph G.. AlcCoys valuable book concern
Ing TIE Chtsoln trs4 Is ret II the IL
brsry ana very few wichita people know
II its existence Wichita has had sew
En- or eight authors and with the excep-
lions above noted none of them are 50 the
library. Gel Milton Stewart wrote q
book From Nle ID Me that ought to
he there. Sumner county had several
authors-the most conspicuous az wEon
were Col san Cracker. George Freeman.
charley serinEo and Francis Cheney-our
nore Of ths.r books can Be found In the
Iorary. TAey viii a. be valuable some
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

william sIa-hewson has watch the
ike Of which. in one respect al least
no other man in Wichita has Hs has
carried 1t for thlrty-slx years. 11d X
hasn't varied Two minutes from The exact
tine n all these years Mr. Aatheq-son
6igged the gold thu made hat watch
7.irh his owu hands IN Godfrey 8 Gul-o.
Coiorado. Previous % that re had an old
SILVER. Eaglish-made Wzlch- AID be liked
il ven. but one day an Indian took 3
shot at him. and the bullet hit the
watch and permanently disabled il. i
he had not been Fearing that English
made watch that day, he would have
been in heaven just thirty-eigAt years last
month. A Lieutenant by his side was
equally as lucky. re carried little
book IN his pocket that also stopped a
bullet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

Last week C. y Ferguson q this cit-
vas IN Arkansas and with friend was
driving throlsh the mountains. adn-irtng
the landscape when thsy were
suddenly deafened by terrific
roar. The earth seemed % turn
UPSIDE down and ali loose rocks
ard earth fsu or. one huge rock
knocked three sookes o1t CT bind wheel
and another carried the buggy top away,
ard The horse vas badly cut By another.
Presently the natives began 70 sPpear
from the Tickets and explain that they
had Just set a hlast FOR a copper mine
Going Up san Juan EiI.r says NJ. Fer
guson, WY It wasn't il Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
sMAsHER's DAMAGES NEVER RE
PAIRED

Some saloon keepers on East Douglas
avenue have never reslazed the widows
Ms. Nation smashed loc them. r'na q
them says he never viii; that he p goirg
% leave them IS Mrs. Nati0a left them
II honor q the old woman and for an adj
verstisen suL re SAYS great many
strangers call 81 his bar b. reason Of the
broken X ndows. mora cut of curiosity
than anything else.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

TEE Carnival Association ot TVich.rz =
c.l IN h-- f7r n-v= .fraz. Nary e
t-s 10 f--r-es haze played OK sra
"a, -r--aEz-s uou-d IKE Scr1e-a-E new
Is-r Is one mans subsection re Gals
i Ths Fsl ~ the rover 81 Ia6eL H
PROPOSES to srzd frsus scrr4---r- 90
rssr lrr-te- - re szape ~ ror-er &C.
D. hs-hl Il - teet On 81 open sp7ce CO
If ~ o. used on enc ai-r- cf
-. eararl next f-lL over tA-s strict
~ SODA Esrr5bcte ss--r' Sers e
wheels caiorsd lights, oo1n2s,
tle- eryNhers frcn 1rrT feeS
le ro--5 place 90 p3uHs1s q
Tre dav o1 ths ezfl1i rlon
--- TIE whole structure
a-6 AZ o'clocz - niEh-
ere che -h1ie arslr ~ r5e
rs claim IS that few people eon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

There Is q rebellion in wichita on tie
Eu-cniEson musical jubilee. The witch
ia contingent says there hasn't been q
fair deal IL Hu-1hLnsol for years, and
The chances are in The future Wichita
V-l noc take part In me affair. Newton
las qui- the jubilee cold. Erry ArJerv
e Guthrie, who attended TIE last Hutch
inson contest says that practically every
body NOT from Hutchinson In the audi
=noe knew that wichita chorus wol the
pIze- he slso says that encores were
Positively forbidden This rule - SAYS.
was rig-tly adhered until the Hutchinson
singers appeared. when they were round
y and unrezt-aile5ly arplaudz5