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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

40. S. \. s-room house. barn. 70 feet
10. So. n. 4-rOOm cottage. barn. % feet
10. 70. n. 5-room cottage, As feet, $3.50
No. IS. n, 4-room cottage, barn. no feet
No. 70. N, S-room house, barn. 6215 feet
10. 5. n, broom cottage. barn. 80 feet
10. 81. n, 1o-room house. barn. 80 feet
10. s.. n. s-room house. barn. 80 feet
SO. Sc. y, 4-room cottage, barn, 50 feet,
10. 81. N, Groom house. barn. 50 feet,
10. IS, N. 5-room cottage, barn. so feet,
10, So. n Groom house. barn. 50 feet.
10. 81. n. s-room house. barn. 80 feet,
10. 90. N. s-room house. barn. 30 feet,
No. "a, n. Groom cottage. barn. 50 feet,
10. IS. \. Groom house. barn, rs feet,
10. IS. n. 4-room cottage. barn. 50 feet,
30. 100. n. 4-roOm cottage. barn. 80 feet.
80. 1o1. n. 4-room cottage. barn. 50
feet, $1,000
40. io3 \. Groom cottage. barn. 50
No. 163, \, Groom house. barn, so feet.
30. iO4. y, Groom house. barn. so feet,
5000.
No los, n. s-room house. barn, 50 feet,
5000.
No los, n. 10-room house. barn. so feet.
500.
Good brick block on North Main, first
block, $1,000
Fire insurance in reliable companies.
GEO. x. SPENCER REALTY CO,
201 East Douglas.
74-Sun-tf
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see that man from Texas has ad-
vertised to deliver a lecture today on
-Four Hundred and Fifty Mile Street
of Hadese. I guess a Texas man can
come pretty near telling it, but the aver
age business man having a diet of that
kind every six days a week naturally
turns to something else on Sunday.
CITY REGULATOR.
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Artist Recital

Mrs. willard s. Bracken. contralto.
Chicago.
Miss Jessie Clark. accompanist-
Sedgwlck Music Hall. Monday evening.
May q. at SIS p n Admission = cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
-. TVineIoSE,s soOfhinr srrur

Mrs. y insIoEF's SOOTHING Syrup
Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS, ALLAYs
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA- Sold
By druggists in every part Of the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' 8
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

I man-and Wichita has lots of them
promenading along our beautiful, shady
avenues OF evenings, but when that young
/ man is so disccurteous 10 the young lady
4 and makes a smoke stack OF himself and
the young lady. forgetful of the courtesy
due her and allows it, then my sentiment
+ oozes out, and am impressed again that
the enumerator did not get all the idiots.
Which looks the best as a partition
fence. handsome row Of cannas or roses
/ or sweet peas or rickety old board spite
fence?
It Is not an easy job TO become a High
school graduate. but it is an easy matter
to turn TO q hoodlum.
The teacher IN history in the High
school this year must be a great admirer
Of Joan Of Arc or it must have been a
French year. for If mistake not. each
paper read or address delivered referred
to that historical character at the com
mencement exercises.
I think that it is about time for the
owner Of that lot near the corner Of Sec
ond and topeka to remove the remains
of that brick yard. What inspiration
anyone can have in identifying their
homes when there is q lot next door that
looks like a Missouri cyclone had hit it
1 wonder why IT is that all the women
who play golf are pretty. Now don't
misunderstood me. don't mean to say
that all pretty women play golf by any
means, neither do 1 mean the Country
Club alone. for there are more pretty
women play golf at Fairmount grounds
than the Country Club grounds.
When you go along the street and see
a horse tied TO post with his nose check
ed up on line with his back. loosen the
rein and thereby do a human act It is
almost a universal custom in the eastern
and central cities.
am decidedly opposed to shutting of
the electric light at one o'clock nights
when the moon don't shine. If you don't
think I am right about it just take a
stroll up one OF the resident avenues to-
morrow morning between 1 and o'clock.
81 told you So" Last fall the City
Regulator called the attention of the
council to the fact that there was a
& general move upon the part of a lot of
people to get outside Of the city limits
The legislature had not convened as yet,
but now two years will have elapsed be-
fore it can be remedied. all property that
is inside the water. gas. electric light,
blinker and sewer limits should be
brought into the corporate limits of the
city for taxation.
There is something radically wrong
when things occur like the Mary Marks
affair. A poor, ignorant girl, picked up
by some miserable, unprincipled fellow.
taking advantage of her inexperience and
getting her confidence for no other pur-
pose than to betray. Then the culprit
goes free, no attempt made to bring him
to justice, while the girl pays the penalty
of his crime. He ought to be brought to
justice and branded on the forehead with
red hot iron
II was running the commencement ex-
ercises would run it for whole week
and give all the graduates a chance and
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arren,s

sold lots Of goods last week. bur the
stock is large yet, and viii be sold at
sut prices. 149 Main. tit
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
". one wear

Eastern business Office, z7. 4s. 80 and ..
The Tribune Building, New York IT, :
western business Office, 46a. The Rooh7
Fry" Chicago; The s. C. BeckwIth Special
Agency, sole agents for Foreign AoVeF-
Using
Readers Of the Eagle when IN New
York City OF Chicago. can see copies OF
the paper az the Office OF our agents at
TIE address given above
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II was running the commencement ex-
ercises would run it for a whole week
and give all the graduates a chance and
not try to crowd all that display of brain
and sweetness into one evenings enter
tainment
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- ~-'-Sl~'t~os
The board OF trustees OF State Charit-
les and Corrections Of the state Of Kan
sas invite bids from Kansas houses for
the supplying Of the several institutions
under the control of said board with the
various supplies needed.
Bids win be opened at the Copeland
hotel, Topeka, Kan. at l o'clock p. m,
Tuesday. June Il, 1901 Detailed speci-
ncauons and schedules may be had by
applying TO DR. II. C. Biddle, Superin-
tendent. Topeka State Hospital. Topeka.
Kan. H. J. ALLEN. President.
EDWIN SNYDER, Secretary.
15l-St-Sun
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Classes in everything Tor everybody.
Albertus Magnus College. 7s-su-thur-tf
a lot of those 5000 beauties in Trim
med Hats for S5.0o-of course, at-War-
Fen's. lit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

An graduates OF Wichita and Sedgwick
county Notwithstanding grammar grades,
can get our S4o0 cabinet photos, best
finish, FOR $3.50 dozen. Can and see this
photo, as it is the best $500 cabinet ever
made in Wichita.
BALDWIN, PHOTO. us E. Douglas.
b-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
Summer School OF Languages and
Hathemafies

J. S. Carson viii open a school for
languages and mathematics at the High
school building, June Srd. with a brief
review previous TO the opening OF
school Cali for futher in formation.
T141-
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found

q millinery store that sells at fright
prices at Warren's. 7-1t
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Ladies' Tailoring and Dressmaking, 229
North Market street. Mrs. Henry. 7-1ts
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FOR SALE
100 Texas ave, west side. rooms. 35
feet $3.50; $lG6 cash, baianc5 easy pay
Ynents DEAN GORDON.
79t
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PERSONAL
BICYCLES

you want one OF the high
est grade. well known new 1901 flush
joint bicycles made for only s11.75, and
want il on free ten days trial before
paying one cent. cut this notice out and
mail TO Sears. Roebuck & Co. Chicago,
III. for free Bicycle Catalogue and fun
particulars. 3-29-fr-su-w e-13t
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i WALL STREET

Money VIII Earn Sig Monthly Returns
The Investors Fund Pays Semi nouthly.
The Oldest estzhl shed in America No
certificate holder has ever loSt q cent
PAYMENTS made 10 al slbscr1 1srs every
> days No trouble. No celaT. Money
refunded on demand Write today Tor
particulars. fre- 10 any address.
c. {. MAcKEY & CO.
Hudson Building, NssS YORK.
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MiIIfner,
Proposals for sunnlles.

and Trimmed HatsAarge stock-to be
closed out cheap. Warren's tit
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ASSIFTED
WAN S
Continues from Fifteenth Page.)

FOR SALE
An up to date cottage s rooms, closets,
pantry, cellar, cistern, cement walks,
hrst-class coalition. desirable location,
very cheap, $500.
front, on St. Francis, close in, S1,Zs0-
Dwelling, rooms, cellar, barn, shade,
and fruit, east part, near car Inc,
great snap, $1,000; half cash. balance
Beautiful corner lot. 50 feet, east front,
shade and cement walk, Il blocks north
This Is choice, $500.
front, South Topeka ave-, bargain,
81 200 If sold this week.
Two fine lots, 10 blocks south on To-
peka ave, east fronts, $40 each.
Thirteen so foot lots, in Park Place ad-
dition, under market value.
A few choice building sites on College
improved and unimproved tracts of )
y = A. G. DICKSON.
Tit 10 y. Main Street.
FOR SALE room house. newly painted
and 100 feet and barn, east front, IA
mile east; fine place to raise anything
YOU want without disturbing nelSnnorSs
value $500; cur price 500; rents at s..
Hartford Investment Co, lis East S:lst
street. II
FOR SALE
room cottage, to move, $50.
3 rooms, cellar, barn, fruit, 8 lots, $500
rooms, barn, fruit, lots, $50
rooms, cellar. barn, II acre, 1850.
8 large rooms, 50 feet, rents for S12, 81, $50
rooms, barn, leo feet $50.
rooms, barn, chicken house, 50 #,
SI100.
rooms, cellar, barn, city water, 81 AS.
rooms, so feet, rents for S2l. $500.
6 rooms, modern, east front, close in,
$500.
S rooms, modern, 70 feet, g. $50.
z rooms modern. lU0 feet, a4.UU.
ANNA BROWN,
tit Up Stairs, over 116 y. Market.
FOR SALE
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AUCTION SALE-Commenc Monday.
May 27rh. AZ 2-3 and 4s3a. every 6av
this week. 90 close aut the entire stock
or glassware aud china lamps and
fancy goods. TOYS. at Ny Racket ~
y Main. Jas. A Eeuner VIII conduct
the sale. which viii insure cordial treat
meuL The sale IS wfth5ut reserve SO
Sou nay exDsct bzrg4tns. ~
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MEDICAL

TO SWAP-A small pair OF mares for a
good, large, single driver; must show
some speed. W. c. Hoover, three mics
west of court house 7-ltx
TO SWAP-Yost typewriter, in good re-
pair, for pony and cart or light road
wagon Address Typewriter, care
Eagle. 7-ltx
TO SWAP-House numbers of OF 4 fig
ures to swap for z0-cent pieces. Address
a card TO 609 E Central. and viii call TO
exhibit number and put up il desired.
3-We-fr-su-3tx
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Graduates. NotioeI

Street Hats up to $3.50 for SEQ War
tens. 7-1t
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IF YOU would better your condition.
write US We manufacture standard
article. Sells everywhere Proposition
and opportunity offered 70 Representa-
tives 50 very liberal they become indie
pendent. Representative wanted ev-
erywhere- Century Chemical Co. De-
troit. Mich. 5-a6-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

wonder when see so much sprinting
OF the corner Of Main and Douglas by
passengers wanting to transfer that the
street car company do not arrange it
differently.
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QUIT BUSINESS SALE-Entfre stock OF
furniture carpets. -furnfshfr Z
goods sold out, regardless q cost
Fred Menu Furniture Co. - \. Man
street Ss-tf
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To the Editor of the Eagle:
see the city assessor has reported but
three idiots in town was under the
impression there were a good many
more.
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There is nothing more pleasing to the
eye than to see pretty sweet, well
dressed girl-and Wichita is full of them
and a handsome, clear eyed noble young
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MRS. Z. wISESIAN. 1915 s.. Francis ave
makes specially Of laundrying lac.
curtains. lies
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-o-~-~-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-~-~O
ISRAEL BROS. would like the exclusive
agency Of your property Tor a stated
time. BY doing this il means the cash
to you, If the value is in the property.
1-sun-fh u-lMr
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FOR SALE-6 room house. so feet, corner.
in MatheWson's addition; bargain if
taken this week. Anna L. Brown, over
1l6 n. Market. at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

I thought there was an ordinance re-
quiring the street commissioner to cut out
the cotton bearing cottonwood trees now
that the city has too much shade Abate
the nuisance.
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KINGMAN'S FESTIVAL.
Three Days of Fun For Cattle
men, Soldiers aud Pioneers.

Kingman, Kan, Aug. 9.-The third an
nual picnic Of the cattlemen's association,
combined with soldiers reunion, old set
tiers reunion, state tournament Of gun
clubs. stock fair, racing etc. will be held
August 27-29.
The programme for the first day will be-
gin with a Grand Army bean bake
Grand parade of old soldiers at 1:30 D.
M led by the Kingman Cornet band.
Judge Madison of Dodge City Will de-
liver a naddress at ? D. m. in the grove
west Of the city building.
"A shoot viii be held throughout the
day All gun clubs invited: 500 in cash
premiums; a Magau automatic trap will
be used
Expert rife shooting by Prof Kinney,
VINO VIII shoot 100 glass balls each day.
SECOND DAY.
l0.Q0 a. m--Grand cowboy parade
lV-S9 a. In--L4adies. riding contest. First
. hat by Miss Gretchen.
HOO a. m--Boys' riding contest All
boys under II years of age First pre-
MUM, $40; second, $50; third s.; fourth,
100 p. m--Roping and riding contests at
1alr grounds east of town.
TT! EreInluns for roping and hog. tying.
fourth. =.
Broncho riding: First premium. SIS:
second, SIS; third. SO
The days programme will be concluded
by q realistic representation of an OLE
time stage robbery by Indians and rescue
by. cowboys. Prof Keno. a pioneer stage
driver who has exhibited with Buffalo
Bill viii drive the stage.
The third dayS's programme will con-
slst OF a horse show and horse races.
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FROM PILLAR TO POST.
Experience Of a Railroad Man Who
REQUIRES Care.

Tim Murphy, a railroad man who has
had an arm swollen to almost twice ita
natural size through some kind of BLOOD
poisoning, was soliciting aid in Topeka
today. He visited Poor Commissioner
Hale and was refused aid He visited the
Rock Island general offices here, where
ne knew the paymaSIer, VINO formerly
held the office here. but was I'M
known to the present incumbent.
He claims to have worked on
the Rock Island at various points ever
since the road was first started in KAN
SaS. He was at work last at Liberal
the extension of the Rock Island there.
he was last week transferred to work on
the road in Oklahoma and got as far a.
End intending TO go to work last Mons
day. On Sunday his arm began SWELL
ing and he was forced to look for medi-
cal treatment.
He went to Wichita, where he applied
to the board Of health for aid. He was
given a letter signed by J. w Shutz, pres
ident of the board of health. to Dr. Jour-
don of the hospital there The letter saids
seem that the bearer. Tim Murphy being
q resident of the state of Kansas, should
be admitted to one Of the hospitals which
draw an annuity from the commonwealth.
And If this is refused I will make a roar
in the future that they may have some
trouble in getting another appropriation.
tSigned-l j. w Shultz, president board
of health
Murphy claims that no notice was taken
OF MIN or the letter and that unless he
has medical care soon he will lose his
arm. He was trying today. after being
refused medical care, TO raise enough o.
money 70 get to Kansas City, where ne
could enter the Salvation Army hospital,
Murphy has been a. hard working man.
may be seen by his appearance. and il
in pitiable condition He is without
money or friends, and has so far been
unable to secure aid through state inst1-
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NEW MACADAM ROAD.
Topeka Township Will Take the
Lead Hers.

The county commissioners will soon
be asked to make arrangements for
the construction of the macadam roads
petitioned for in Topeka township. At
a recent meeting of the commissioners
a tax levy of half a mill was made for
good roads.
Petitions have been made for about
two miles of road out at Oakland
about an equal amount south on To-
peka avenue, and for the completion
of the mile of road towards Seabrook.
The half mill levy with the addition of
the levy made by the township officers
viii just about cover the cost Of build
ing the five miles of permanent roads
asked for
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HE HELPED BREsCI.
Started a Row to Attract Crowds At
tention.

Paris. Aug 9.-A dispatch to the Pa
trie from Rome says the anarchist
Luigi Gianotti, who is charged at Milan
with being an accomplice Of Bresci in
the assassination of King Humbert, has
confessed to his completely in the crime.
He admits that he left Paterson, n. J.,
in company with Bresci and that they
went together to Monza, near Milan.
Gianottf started a street row at Monza
the day Of the murder in order to dis
tract the attention of the police, when
Bresci attacked the king.
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READY FOR STRUGGLE.
Preliminary Skirmish in Kan
sas Mutual Suit Tomorrow.

The hearing of the demurrer in the
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance case. the
suit which was recently brought in the
United States circuit court by E. T. Phil
lips of Kansas City, Will be before Judge
Hook at Leavenworth tomorrow.
The question at point Is whether the
case shall be thrown out Of court or not
The Kansas Mutual is represented by its
general counsel. r. T. IIerrick, and the
compliments by Rossington, Smith &
listed
Charles Blood Smith last Tuesday asked
permission Of the court to attach the cost
bill for a number of pOlicyholders whom
he represented to the suit originated by
E T. Phillips of Kansas City. This Will
be decided tomorroW.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Carrie B. Prescott to J. E Cochran,
$3.50, lots 191, 1913 and 1876 Twiss avenue,
J. Norton's addition.
TilIie Studevant and husband to J.
F. Ogilvy, $3.50. lot 200 and north half
202 Lawrence street, Parkdale addition.
Robt. Little to Mary F. Johnston,
$780, lots 20 % and "a block 3, Evans
street, Glendale addition.
Jno. Kirker, by Cook, to Jno. v.
Abrams, $780, lots $50 and north half
6S4 Harrison street. Walnut Grove ad-
dition.
Jno Martin to r NJ Curtis. $25. lots
1884, 1876 and 1873 Polk street
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Jewell City Kan. Aug 9.=The finest
yield of wheat in Jewell county is report
ed by Arby futile of Prairie townships
bushels per acre. quality fine.
There have been two showers of rain
and temperature Of weather greatly im~
proved.
During the intense heat there were Ia
dies VINO heated the dish water in the
sun and also STEPPED tea
About 50 Jewell City people are at Col
orado Springs and Manitou.
The Rev DR.. Daniel McGHrx IT. pastor
OF the M. IT, church is soon TO transfeA
to Minneapolis. MINI. Mr.. McGurk is a
cultured gentleman.
There viii be unusually large acre
age of wheat put out Fall blowing has
begun
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omces Didn't Open.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 9.-As a result of
the proceedings Instituted by Attorney
General Sheets to finish up the affairs
of the guarantee Savings and Loan
company, of this city, the offices of the
company We're not opened for business
this morning. President A. l. Mix and
the directors, together with the attor-
neys for the concern were in conference
throughout the day 1t was said that a
statement would be issued later by the
directors. The last general statement
issued by the institution, under date Of
June Is, last, showed the total resources
TO be $687, 835. with liabilities the same.
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Sheriff killed Zoo Sloan.

Potter shot and killed Tod Sloan, an
alleged Wyoming horsethief. The sher-
if had received a telephone message
from Sheriff James, of Big Horse coun-
ty, Wyo, to arrest Tod Sloan and his
partner, who were headed toward this
city with a bunch Of stolen horses.
SlOan's partner was arrested in the city
without resistance. Sheriff Potter and
a deputy found Sloan in the valley
some miles from town. Sloan was about
to ere when Potter shot him dead
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Shot Wife and stepdaughter.

Sault ste. Marie, Mich, Aug o.
Frederick Schultz. drunk and Jealous.
last night shot and killed his wife and
fatally wounded his 12-year-old step
daughter. Schultz had been drinking,
and had some words with his wife,
during which he worked himself into
a frenzy. He secured his revolver and
fired at his wife. The daughter was
clinging to her mothers neck and re-
ceived one of the bullets Schultz
made his escape.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-09
BANDA ROssA MAY COME.
Famous Red Band of Italy May Visit
Topeka

Topeka may hear the famous Banda
Rosa at Garfield park before the sum
mer is over.
Sorrentino, the leader, and his Italian
band are now playing at Paramount
park in Kansas City. At the close Of
the engagement the band viii make a
tour of Kansas if arrangements can be
made for a sufficient number of con-
certs to pay the band for the trip. J.
B. Marshall has been in communication
with the band and viii endeavor to
have the Banda Rosa appear at Car
field park in September under the aus
pices of AfarshalFs band.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-09
FIRE AT SIDNEY.
Destroys One of the Worlds Largess
Department Stores.

Victoria. B. q. Aug 9.-News is re-
ceived by the steamer MOana Of the de-
struction by fire of the departmental
stores Of Anthony Hordern & Sons in
Sydney. Australia. These monster depart
ment stores which are among the largest
in the world. employing over loo hands
and serving an average of 30,Oo0 customers
daily. We're wiped out by fire on July Is
and in the conha grafton four OF the en-
ployes were burned to death and one lost
his life by jumping from the roof of the
burning building while the firemen We're
endeavoring to raise a ladder to save
him. The loss was Sc 900 900 in all
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-09
nae Pan-American Exposition

The Pan-American Special. a magnff-
icent new train of the Michigan Cen
trail, The Niagara Falls Route leaves
Chicago daily 800 D. m, serving din
ner. arriving Buffalo 7:45 next morning.
via Niagara Falls Send cents post
age for illustrated Pan-American Sou
venir Q. w. Ruggles, GenI Pass'r and
Ticket Agent, Chicago.