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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
EMPORIA VS.. PARAMOUNT
Hot Bali Game Today Between Crack
PlaVerS

This afternoon. at the new ball park.
which is located on Douglas avenue just
east Of Chisholm creek, viii occur a live
ly game OF baseball between the respec-
tive teams of Fairmount and Emporia
colleges. This is the first time the teams
of these two institutions have crossed
bats. and both win play hot ball 1t win
also be the first game played on the
grounos of the new oan park, and every
body should be out to see the game.
The Emporia boys need no introduction.
They played a stiff game at Winfield
Thursday, and another with the Friends
yesterday. They have, however, reserved
their strongest battery for today's game.
Friday the FairTnonnt college nine
played their first for the season WI
s. w. K college at Winfield. The weaLner
was very unfavorable but the game was
very close, being a score of 1 to IN
favor of Winfield. The majority OF Fair
mounts men have played in the team
before, but splendid new material has
been added this year. VIII Davis. the
captain. is a new man; ne played in tie
football team. and maoe a good record
on the line IN the Winfield contest on
Friday he was in the box for seven in
nings and did some fine work Roy
Evans Is another good man and viii do
much of the pitching for this season. He
is an all-round baseball enthusiast, and
has already done much for the esprit de
corps OF the players Miller viii hold
the place behind the batter. In the game
last week ne not only showed good form
as q catcher but was a sure one at the
bat Herrick viii hold his old place al
first. where he is always safe and sure.
Lewis win hold down the second bag and
Bosworth viii play short-stop. NARROW
and lockwood. who have also been IN
the team before. with Earl Ross, VIII
hold the out-held.
The position OF the PLAYERS for the game
VIII 4e:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
WOMEN MUST SLEEP.
Avoid Nervous PrOstratiOn.

If you are dangerously sick what IS
the first duty Of your physician He
quiets the nervous system, he .deadens
the pain, and you sleep well.
Friends ask, "what is the cause ?"
and the answer comes in pitying
tones, nervous prostration- It came
upon you so quietly in the beginning,
that you were not alarmed, and when
sleep deserted you night after night
until your eyes fairly burned in the
darkness, then you tossed IN nervous
agony praying for sleep.
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Bases on basls-Carter, 2; Gabriel 3.
Struck out-Carter, s. Gabriel, 6. Two
base hit-Briends, Thompson. Double
plsys-Cornelison, unassisted. Passed
balls-College Emporia, Miller. 4; Friends,
Senter. Time of anne. 2 hours. Umpire,
Miller, Paramount.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
cHAUTAUoUA CIRCLES.
Programs for Their Weekly Meetings
Announced.

Announced.
The Alma Chautauqua circle will meet
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bone,
500 North Main street, next Tuesday,
April2S, at 5 o'clock p. m.
April o, at 8 o'clock p. m. Following
is the program:
Rivalry of Nations, Chaps. q and %
-.--..-.-...-..-...Prof G. Z. Campbell
Grecian History, Chap. 1S..............
-..-.-...... Mrs. o. G.. Eckstein
AIusic...-....-.-....-.... Miss Edna Bone
Human Nature Club. Chap. 9..........
$500. ...-..........AIr. J. z. Conklin
Reading, from are-Instiga-
ton: Scene in Julius Caesar.
...-.-....-.O. G. Eckstein, I. A Bone
Homer TO Theocritus. Chap. u to
Page 272....-.--........Mrs. R. c. DEAN
Roll Call-Progresstv Story.
MRS. SCOFIELD. Leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18

Running Sores, ulcers, Ooils, pimples,
etc. quickly cured by BANNER sALVE,
the most healing salve in the world. A
sure cure for piles. q. Gehring, 400 E.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden, S2S n. Main;
Wichita Drug Co, 40 E. Douglas; Gus
Saur, 524 E Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
BrsT wAYTo CUREE.CKACHF

Backaohes are caused by disorder IN
the kidneys. FOLEY-S KIDNEY CURE
VIII make the kidneys right Take no
substitute. G. Gehrine. 400 E. Douglas:
Geo. Van Werden, SIS \. Main: Wichita
Drug Co. 10 E. Douglas; Gus Saur. 5a4
3. Douglas.
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ably because we have never pressed our
claims on account OF the very friendly re
lations existing between our society and
the Wichita Chndrens Home. an insti-
tuition Of which we are equally proud
with your people. Yours truly.
z. l. STRTTON.
District Superintendent
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Miss kathryn Schofeld and Mr.. Felix
AcNeal have been engaged TO take part
in the Spanish opera. Giroae-Giroae that
IS 20 be given AT Winfield soon. Miss
Schofeld VIII appear in two casts. tax
ing the part OF the twins Giroai and
Girohs, and Mr.. McNeal the part OF
Bolero.
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COMING TO WICHITA.


Jon o. Pager q Ogls county. III. Is =
brother of Mrs. Charles Guyes % this
city. He came out here last ysaT ta
visit his sister. and he liked ire Arifsn-
sas valley 20 well that ~ hated 20 leave
g. Yesterday Mr.. GGysr got sale biI
~ mail. and 70 stated mat al ~ John
o. Pagers property. both personsl and
real would b. soid % ths highest bidder
The reason stated for the -@iisng Vas tfst
the owner Or the property described vs.
coming % Wichita
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WRITES TO Mr.. FULTON
Kansas City Boy sends the CIOthier
Eeffer

c. R. FultOn, the clothing man, re-
ceived a letter from youngster in Kan
sas City that is gem in its way, and
the occasion OF some satisfaction TO the
recipient. Some time. ago Mr.. Fred Dold
bought a suit of clothes from Fulton
and took them as a present to his lit
tie 7-year-old nephew who lives in Kan
sas City. With the suit Of clothes Mr..
Fulton sent a nice boys watch with his
compliments, and received the following
letter the other day from the young scion
of the Dold family, printed in pencil
on one OF the company letter-heads: My
Dear Mr.. Fulton-AGy Uncle Fred brought
me the lovely watch you so kindly sent
me. Mr.. Fulton, ] thank you so much
for the watch. With lots of love, I am,
Ralph .5eeger Dold, 1920 TIast avenue"
On the back of the letter and at the
bottom of the page the youngster had
printed a couple OF striking ads: Full
tons Klose Makes Boys Happy" and
Fulton Fits Everybody"
The editor of the FordviIe, Ky, Mis-
cellaneous. writes as a postscript to
business letter Il was cured OF kidney
trouble by taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE" Take nothing else G. Gehring,
100 E. Douglas; Geo. Van Werden. 32S n.
Main; Wichita Drug Co., 10 Z. Douglas;
C.,1e 5aur b0A r Dourlas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18

and last citizen Of Wichita, and he has
IN his mind a citizens interest in the
city's best development
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18

Il have been troubled with Indigestion
for ten years. have tried many things and
spent much money 20 no purpose unti,
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have
taken two bottles and gotten more relief
from them than ali other medicines taken.
] feel more ike boy than have felt ia
twenty ears."-Anderson Riggs Of sunny
Lane. Tex Thousands have testified as
did Mr.. Riggs. Gus saur. so T. Douglas
Geo. Van Werden. rs ~. Main.
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A Sample Letter.

cade. Texas Oct. so. 1900
Warmers Safe Cure Co.
Rochester. N. Y
Gentlemen
You haven't asked for testimonial state
ment; but desire to tel thank yoa your
medicine aid for
Two years wife took Diabetes. consulted our
physician and he treated three months without
any whatever then Public Watering Places
with good result Finally druggist CIV T. Grogan)
BY great Of persuasion got to try one bottle Of
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure when my establishment
relieved my wife She has used eight bottles think is
cured. consider il the best medicine made"
Yours truly,
J. HOOD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
SAW PUMPS MADE
Crowds visit the Buekinridge PunD
Factory

The Buckeridge Pump company held
their opening yesterday afternoon at
o'clock and the plant was visited by a
large number OF citizens and business
men who were interested in the modus
operandi OF a pump factory. The plant is
equipped with the latest machinery and
the process Of the manufacture OF the
raw pig iron into pumps was watched
with increasing interest b. those who At
tended. A pattern Of each part OF the
pump TO be made Is taken IN moulders
clay from a wooden or aluminium model
and a core is made OF -four and mould
ers' sand that is fac smile OF the iu-
preston with the exception that It IS a
little smaller and leaves a little space
for the melted iron TO run between the
core and the impression, which IS sepsr-
able in halves and made IN two wooden
TASKS which hold the clay and which are
fastened together when the metal Is run.
When all the TASKS are ready the scrap
and pig iron is put into the 0upola fur
mace and the blast turned on and Ia forty
minutes they can run or metal enough
20 Ill all the hssKs available When cold
the TASKS are opened and the clay Il
knocked of, the core Of -four and sand
crumbles and burns with the heat 50 that
II may be knocked out Of the hollow OF
the pumps with a little shaking. The
parts are then inspected ana II any are
defective they are thrown aside 70 be
used over again IN another smelt and
those that are ali right 60 70 the buffer
and inisher 10 be dressed uD and con-
nected and the handles put n and the
connections made and boited together
The pumps then go up stairs on the sie-
vator 20 the TOP floor. where they are
finished up. painted and striped. and are
then ready for use.
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The Ere tsEarfm@et made T1n Test-r.
Cay morning. ahort 9 cipc- ard tfs
chemical aas taad - ertlaF,1lah q s-.a1
Ere which stared ia tee r1or1s - Mrs
Wiurie. upstairs orex sns Go5frr Eesls
ciothing store. TIE ara ed nof accent -
muca. an Has started ~ Some eotti-z
hanging 5r re Wal tieEinE irto ~
fame - So Oh stove. Esth 81. anf -.
e companies ras-s the rsr. tgt tas -izzs
vas roor r1t CT VITA ~ caFrfesi zrf
tia ociy caa1eE~ d1rs vaa shat 81 81.
ciotAlng znf 80 claTriaE ~ seer -
the ssmsn
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Send your name and address 70 War
ner's safe Cure Co, Rochester, \. T.. Tor
Free sample OF Warmers Safe Cure
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Mr. PRIDDYs PURCHASE.
Fine Residences Corner or Ls~rencs
Avenue eold.

NJ Bruce Priddy has toaEst fhs d.
sirnbis east front corner ~ rins7y FEET
% GROUND "a Thirtsenfh and Lawrrac~.
The Hartford gDTeEtusat company rase
tbe sale. ths pDrcnaaa PRO- heinK MO-.
This is an exceptionally ere iooatier
East front bufiaiaE SIZES oa Laur-ro
avenue are adrancfnE ln Fal1e
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Wei SD pa : zs-l-z . ~. 2 - Zzr-
sCCTT : sos-Sz. ~ Pes E-ss- Sss TEA
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-04-10
WisCOnsin-nyfleter.

Sjofarten oppnades fran La Crosse
den 5 april pi ofre Mississippi. Batar-
ne hafva lemnat sina vinterqyarter,
och borjet intaga sina reguliera turer.
Alter en- gafva. Mecenaten 6. Sim
mons i Kenosha ;har lofvat skanka
samhallet EFT hospital till en- kostnad
af $4,000. Mr. Simmons har forut
kommit ihag staden med frikostiga
gafvor.
lnbrott fdr6fvades torsdags a. Il.
Kendolls hus narheten af Reiden-
vile, hvaryid Juson Barton blef r0f-
vad pa $40, EFT ur, en- revolver och
ett depositionsbevis pa $3.50. Intet
spar af tjufvarne har kunnat upptac-
kas.
Ovanligt h6gt vattenstand ar radan.
de St Croix Lake, och yattnet stiger
med sadan hastighet, att man vantar
isen skall bryta upp pa samma satt,
som fallet var 1897. Atgarder aro tag
ma att skydda egendom for ofversvam-
ming. XII.
Rubbad till shines. Col. Chas. Pal
meter, en- af de NEST ansedda man i
Kenosha, begick fredags sjelfmord
slit bem genom att skjuta sig en- kula
genom hufvudet. Coroners jury for,
klarade att han forofvat handlingen
under EFT anfall af vansinne.
Angripsn af en- ilsken thur. John
Swenson, anstald hos Alfred Erickson
narheten af Trenton, blef harom da-l
gen anfallen af en- ilsken thur och lila
skadad Pa Swensons rop ON hjelp
ankom Erickson, som afven blef angri-
pen af det rasande djuret och svart
skadad.
Nytt boIag. Fox River Valley Gas
& Electric Co. j Appleton har inkorpo-
rerats med ett kapital af S35O,O0O med
syfte att med ljus, anga och varmt
vatten forse staderna Neenah, Menasha,
Appleton, Kaukauna och Green Bay
SAINT andra platser Brown, Columet,
Winnebago och Outagamic counties.
En- pafaiiande byggnadsifver har
borjat CORA sig gallande West Supe-
rior. Under de senaste veckorna haf-
va fiera nya hus. blifvit paborjade. Hy-
rorna hafva icke stiget Det har talats
ON att en- mangd personer lemnat sta
den och begifvit sig utat Western ;detta
ar SAINT sd langt det gar, men dessa
personer ha varit sAdana, som kommit
fran andra slater och endast uppehal-
lit sig nagra dagar West Superior for
att sedan fortsatta resan. Fastighets-
maklarne staden saga, att manga
|persoaer inflyttat, och att det are
Edessa. som astadkommit byggnadsif-
vern.
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Dakota-nyheter.

Eft nytt hoteil skall uppforas 1
Sisseton, S. Oak. at e. M. Bennett. Ar
betet skall boria sd fort som mojligt.
Valley Springs tanker man pa att
skaffa sig EFT vattenverk, nagot som
samhallet har stort behof af Planen
winner allmant bifall. s..-
rIalet mot J. BasseneIla, anklagad
for mordet Axel Anderson, blef upp.
skjutet till juni-terminen, da distrikt-
domstolen moter Grand Forks, N. D.
George Schlosser, den nyutnamde
postmastaren Sioux Falls, s. OAK,
tilltradde slit embets torsdags. Hans
foretradare kommer att tjenstgora
kontoret sasom deputy.
Hade doden till fold. John Gregory,
en- yngling pa l6 ar Mitchell, s. Oak.
som for nagra dagar sedan.blef af vada
skjuten l.. hufvudet, afled torsdags
Coroner Crane anstalde understanding.
Antog anbudet. Stadsradet Fargo,
N. Max. antog harom dagen pa ett
mote mr. Carnegies forslag att skanka
$4,000 till bibliotek, moS vilkor att
staden skall skaffa en- passande plats
och ansla $500 for andamalet.
drufboIaget Homestake Lead, IS.
Da., nedsmalte torsdags guldtackor
inneh&llande 1854 ans guild varde af
100000. Boiaget har nu kontrollen
0fver all egendom tIllh0rande Caledo-
MIA Mining Co., for hvilken det betalte
$4,000.
En- betydande invandrlng forsi ygar
till N. Dakota. Dagligen ankomma
jernvagstag fran Chicago med farmare
fran Ohio, Indiana. Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Maryland och Illinois, hviika
ALA hafva till NAL att sla sig ned sta
ten sasom jordbrukare.
En- ny skoIbyggnad skall med det
snaraste uppf6ras j Milbank, s. Oak
Delta blef pa ett stadens borgare hall
let mote enhalligt antaget Vidare har
sstadsradet beslutat att staden skal
hafva ett bibliotek, hvarfor kostnaden
skall utga genom taxering,
Drunknade en- brunn. Miss Sara
Holt, boende narheten af Menno, S..
Dak., rakade harom dagsn att falla T.
en- brunn, der hon drunknade. Hon
var besvarad af epileptiska anfal, hva-
dan man tror att hon vid att draga
upp vatten erhallit ett anfail och so
fallit ned. III l.s5
Nidingsdad. En- h0gst oroande upp-
tackt gjordes harom dagen ! Dead
wood, S. Oak. Stadens vattenreser
voar var tomd. sd att ON en- eldsvada
uppkommit, hade man icke haft on
droppe vatten att bekampa den med.
En- spsciel polisstyrka var pa vakt he-s
la nation. Det sag ut som ON on plan
var lagd att ned dhranna staden.
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.Allmdnna nyheter.

Sn6 Kansas. Det sn6ade nastan
hela den dennes Kansas. Bur-
lington var det det starkaste sn0fall,
som egt rum under hela vintern.
Escanaba, Fitch, segrade republi-
kanerna vid valet den dennes Till
borgmastare valdes NJ. X. Bissell.
Hugh ]. Robertson valdes till klerk
och Nels Nelson till kass0r.
Ingen brist pa kandidater. Tusen.
tails skollarare och skollararinnor har
landet ha forklarat sig villiga att resa
till Filippinerna for att undervisa in
fodingarne vanliga skolamnen.
B5!dpesten rlichig an. En- student
vid Michigan universitet blef l6rdags
ford till pesthuset, Lakarne pasta,
att hans sjukdom dr. ett lindrigt fall
af b6ldpesten. Denna f0rklaring har
fororsakat stor uppstandelse, men
prof. Novy pastar, att faran for att
sjukdomen skall spridas icke DR. sd
synnerligen stor.
Svar sn1storm Pittsburg. En- svar
sn0stcrnc rasade hela dagen onsdags
i Pittsburg, Pa. Sparvagnarne kunde
81 halias gang. ALA telefon- och to-
|legrafinier blefvo for tillfallet obruk-
bara. F0rlusterna pa grund af stor-
mon beraknas uppga till nara $500, 600
Telefon- och telegrafbolagsn Ida den
st0rsta f0rlusten. IA
Eft nytt grufbo.ag haller pa att bill.
das Butte. Mont, med s10, 0o0, 900 ka.
pital. o. II. P. Belmont och andra ka.
pitalister komna att taga aktier DEF
nya bolaget. Det pastas, att en- del al
de egendomar, ON hyilka Heinze- och
ACKNOWLEDGMENT tvistat, synnerliger
Nipperbolaget; skola inneslutas ! de,
nya grufbolaget ooh att striden emel-
Ian Heinze ooh Amalgamated skall bi
la0Ras pA detta satt.
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SUBJECTS OF
IMPORTANCE
Valuable Papers to Be Read Be-
fore the Mothers and
Teachers Club.

The Mothers and Teachers Club will
Punahou Preparatory School. Those
interested in the educational and civic
welfare of the Territory are invited to
be present.
Following is the program:
NOVEMBER 1. 1901
Music
Debate Resolved, that for economic
reasons the government should estab
lish public Fairgrounds for children
Afffrmative-Mr. John Waldron Mr.
Theo. Richards; negative-Mr. Geo B.
Mcclellan, Mr.. Henry Lull
Music.
DECEMBER 6, 1901.
Music.
Gardening D. L. Van Dine.
Cooking Mrs. Jonathan Shaw.
Music
JANUARY 10, 1902
"Carpentering' L. Thompson.
Sewing Mrs. Isabella Creighton,
Music
FEBRUARY :, 1862
Music.
'seIf-Reliance and self-Control''-
Mrs. Arthur MaXson Smith.
Music.
MARCH I, 1902.
Music.
Psychological Value of Collections
Mrs. Edgar Wood.
Social Work''-Miss Allie NJ Felker,
Music.
APRIL 4, 1902
Music.
"Children's Reading'-Mrs. s. P
French Miss Flora Albright.
Music.
MAY ?, 1902.
Music.
The Value and Use of Money'-Mrs
| Charles Bartlett Dyke
Music.
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SAD DETAILS OF THE DEATH
OF DAUGHTER OF DR.. TAYLOR

The sad intelligence of the death of
Mrs. Parmenter, daughter of DR.. Taylor
OF this city, was accompanied by the
following particulars:
Mrs. Parmenter, wife of Lieut.. r. f.
Palmenter of the United States navy,
leaped from fourth-story window in
the Portland flats, Fourteenth street and
Thomas circle, at 9:15 this morning and
received injuries which resulted in her
death within two hours thereafter. Her
body and lower jaWbones were badly
broken, nearly all her teeth were knock
ed out. and the nasal bones were driven
UP in the neighborhood of the forehead.
There was also a compound fracture of
the bones of the left elbow, and a con-
fusion over the region of the heart in
dicated that possibly a rib may have
been driven into the chest cavity. Sc
we're bruises on the lower part of the
back indicate possible injury to the pei
vic bone.
Mrs. Parmenter fell a distance of about
fifty feet, and there was nothing to break
her descent to the stone sidewalk below.
The window from which she fell is one
of two in a room used as the library of
the apartments occupied by her husband
and herself. The windows of this room
are in a recess formed by two bay win
dows, one on either side, which consid-
erably obstruct the view up and down
Fourteenth street, upon which they face.
Near the window was small writing
desk, at which Mrs. Parmenter was ac-
customed to do her correspondence.
| Mrs Parmenter ate breakfast with hel
husband this morning in the cafe on the
ground floor, and when the lieutenant
went to his office at the Navy Depart
ment she went up to her apartments in
the elevator and sent her maid to ge
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Perry Heath's Paper.

SIT LAKE CUtah), Oct. 1S.-At the
head Of the editorial columns of tomor-
rows issue OF the Salt Lake Tribune"
viii appear as publisher and general
manager the name of Perry S Heath
former First Assistant Postmaster
General and at present Secretary of the
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her morning meal No one was in the
room with her.
A score or more of Mortified people
rushed to her assistance when they saw
her fall, and she was picked up from
pool of blood and taken up to her apart
ments. DR.. Charles Fl. Collins, her ply
sician, who resides opposite the Portland,
on Fourteenth street, was Immediately
summoned Mrs. Parmenter was partly
conscious, but could not speak owing to
her injuries She recovered conscious
ness entirely a few minutes afterward,
but was placed under opiates to relieve
the shock and permit preliminary ex-
animation of her injuries, which resulted
as above described.
Lieutenant Parmenter had just taken
his seat at his office desk when apprised
of his calamity, and went at once to his
wife's side.
Mrs. Parmenter. who was about thirty
three or thirty-five years old, was very
slender. having been in poor health for
some time.
She hal been afflicted with raelancho-
liza. which sometimes takes the form of
acute mania. She had not hitherto
shown, however, any indications of acute
mania.
She was the daughter of DR.. Taylor,
now a practicing physician In Honolulu.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body of Mrs
Parmenter and heard the statements OF
those who knew of her condition prior
to the time she received the fatel IT,
iuries. Upon concluding his investigation
the coroner told Star reporter that he
would give a certificate of death show
ing that Mrs. Parmenter had committed
suicide at a time when her mind was az
| .ecteo ito the extent of rendering her
wholly irresponsible for the act
4
morning at 10 o'clock. Services VIII be
conducted at the Portland and internent
will be made at Arlington.-Wa Washington
Star
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TO FACILITATE TRADE with the
/ Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all
goods purchased or ordered of them,
FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR
TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or re-
turning same to San Francisco. Goods
will be sent on selection to those known
to the firm, or who will furnish satisfac-
tory references in San Francisco.
illustrated catalogue ana prices fur
nished upon receipt of request.
We have the largest mandatory of
Jewelry and Silverware west of New
York City, and are prepared to furnish
special designs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-30
Gee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Republican National Committee. 1t was
announced today that Mr. Heath, who
has been in Salt Lake for several days,
is the real purchaser of the Tribune"
Patrick H Lannan, who for the last
nineteen years has been publisher of
the Tribune" retires from active bust
ness life. Judge c. c. Goodwin, who
has been associated with Mr.. Lannan
for many years as editor of the ''Tri-
bune," also retires and viii devote his
time to literary work.