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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
oSnsem6urgll6es.
Dercinirtc Staten
Gruoc olc o ut sc ,ut c lI..l'
burger az ,rreiiiren, III aH
vGaigtte."

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butSst AZ ,srsiiiren. an nw
,Uajgttc."
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Mitt6eilunsen, tpelde 2uremburser in
Mmerifa ober ionitpo in Der Welt bes
treffen unb intersiiirsn, an bic nGas
sette" au ienben unb omar iebe man
auf ben 6Ias in enss
Ii59er Gpra1e bic IoreIIe: rGottor
2uremburser Gaaette, Dubuque, So"
Natiirli6 banbelt es ii4 bier tlur
barum, Mittbeilunseu unb Nadrittsn
bon aIIgemeinem Sntsrshs tur
bic 2uremburger gu erbalten. Wtan
fu6e Bel gprreIppnben5en iia m . g.
Ii9f furs uno binoig ausSuz
briiden. SAILS nan in elmer 3eltun9
traenopp Reuisfeiten poer 8ortomm@
nifIe perSei6net fiebt, pel4e 2urem=
burger betrsffen poer bic Gonosleute
intereiiiren, 10 ienbe man einfuh ent%
ipeber bic ganae Seitung ooer etnsn
Musfdnitt nit Der betreffenoen Wttt@
tbeilung, an uns elm. Der @ebatteur
Der r@aaette" tann eben nift ale
BIGtter Der Wslt iepe 0p9e lsien.
Mub penn Jrsunbe poer W%eripanote
pber 2anbsleute aus anoeren Wslttbels
len intereifante 8riefe ihrets
ben, 10 lam man Der m@aaette" ia Die
allsemeinsintereH anten Mlittbeilunssn
aur 8erDffentlt4ung ihiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
5teb Ribge, Sa., 5. Sept. 1901.
@tehrter 6err @pnner!

ccsu Der Wpbnung feines G9piez
e.rfobnes GERM RitoIaus Rebing
aus 8opmanpiIe, Su., itarb am Sreis
tag, ben 30. 9lusuit, ua4 eiuem turs
aen 3%ranienlaser unb ua4 Gmpfanse
Der I'll. Sterbe1aframente, Serr Was
tbias Sente. Na1 Der am Spnntag,
ben 1. September. tn Der ct. Naa
tbiassRir1e abgebaltenen 2eiGsrs
feier, fanb bic 8esrbisuns i'm 8eiisin
elmer betrG9tli9en 4naabl BON 2eioz
t~ragenben, auf benz ct. Seinrihss
Gpttesader BON Sisb Ribge ftatt. Der
Werepigte parb in 8ettingeu, I'M
areiie 8itburs, sebpren, iieoeIte IN
1888 NIT ieiner felt benz %. april
1889 peritprbenen Satin Innd
Gente, seb. 2emmer, uno bier &iuz
bern nod 4merita iiber, uub lieB
fi9 IN 5isb Rioge, Su., nieber, aapo
Der Werfprbene Biz turae .3eit Dor
feinem Sobs rnunterbro6en po6nte.
Ser nilnmebr in 9ott Rubenbe mar
elm rubiger unb frisblie6enber Meni6,
bas Muiter zines 9atten unb 8aters
unb elm eeboriamsr Sobn Der FL.
Rir9e. 9erielbe errei4te Elm bitter
bon 70 Sabren, 8 MOnaten unb 1
Sag. Sbn betrauern auf bas Snnisz
fe feline bier i'm gbeitanbe lebenben
2inber: Serr Spbanu 9enfe, Srau
Suianna &ebing, Srau Masbalena
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tsralidites 9eileib!
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Wertber Serr 9pnner!
Qm Dienstag, ben 10. September
tperbsn permdblt Sr. Sbeobpre @enss
Ter, sebirtis aus 8ru6, Canton
Meria, unb pobnbaft nit ieinem
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Glart Str, unb SrGulsin Marie 8iss
bcrff, cine So9ter Der Isbr a6tbarsn
Gbeleute Serrn uno Srau peter 9isz
bprff, aeb. 2eiber, p%obnbaft No. 949
@lrsple StraBs. Die Srauuns finbst
in Der 81. Matbiass Stride, 9opman>
billie, Morsens I'm 10 ubr itatt. slls
8rautfiibrer funsisrt Sr. Rid @ensz
ler, elm 8ruber pes 8rdutigams unb
als 0orbraut SRI. aatbarina Bis
borff. 9as iunge paar piro nad
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,p1hentlide @ersniisungsreiie mad,
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bel ibrsr 3uriidtuuft ii9 in ibrsm
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Nprb glart StraBe bGusli6 nisbera
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tai 81 peoria, Su, 1T Spnntas bic
Slt.Its Trcu in pepria i'm @Itsr prn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
SfANLEY-BVRLEIGH NUPTlALS
Wedding OF I've Will Ksown xeunE
Wicaiea People.

Miss Lulu c. Burleigh snd William q
Stanley were Married last evening at 30
st the horne OF MI and Mrs c. Il
Smvthe. SsS North Waco. Rev. =. Stanlev,
father OF the groom ozcistfng There
were no Attendants. sas wedding being
ouieS home affair. About twenty I'VE rita
tives and Immediate frsenis bssBs pres
mt Altar the ceremony AT elegant we'd
ding supper vas served. The spacious
psrlors we're BEAUTIFULLY Seserstei with
palms as1 cot flowers The couple via
reside az the hezs OF the sr16e's Sister.
Alrs. Roneld SrAyth, Eas North EsnpOria.
for few weeks. Thcy viii - AZ home
g their friends after August /, al their
new heTne 1SoS University avenue
The BRIDE IS a dsurhssz e Dr. Q. z
BurlsiEh who died IN ISL he owned con
siderable pTererss IN the city ere belt
the Emrorss avenue Baptist ch4rch, the
S. Francis h>SF7tsl and ths Martha
Washington home.
The green IL the Youngest sea q J.
2 Stanley. president - ~ Frss1ds Eni-
versitv. He Is = graduate 81 kansas urs-
versity Lax School zzs sc present IL city
sosSsser OF the Central Coal azs Ceke
coszp.ny. BO1h the young Bsople are
popular Il society c3rolsz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
HIS IRRIGATED GALL
Colorado Man Sends Wichita
a Bill for $3.50
FUR PUMPKIN SEEDS
And Other Things Carried off
by Our River

N.thita IS held to answer for a good
many things, but a Colorado man has
gone too far. Not content with taking the
water that belongs to Us. when some Of
it gets away from them. the Colorado
outfit insists on damages for what It car
ries away. esterday Mayor 3. +. Nc
Lean received the following letter:
"Beulsh, Colorado. May 30. 1901.
ITO the Honorable Mayor and City coun-
CT. Wichita, Kansas:
"On Monday night, May goth. SIG D. n,
the suns night decension crossed the
moons parabalo on the Aurora-Bore-
Ais, engendering one Of the greatest
SISTERS Of electric energy ever known.
The clouds gathered il inky blacknsss
around the base OF the mountains ike
Dewey's feet at Manila. The pyrotechuic
display was terrible Suddenly 1t bursS il
han and rain. The hail knocked the
limbs from great forrest trees. the barbs
from the barbed wire fences and broke or
the only hair on my head above timber
Hne- Down came raging torrent, bring
ing the shoes or the foot Of the noun
tain and everything loose, except the
wagon track. Rocks nine feet n diameter
rolled b. Ike hers eggs IN holy basket
Nov&&Ave OF the sancarloss which IS
tributary to the Arkansas. which Is t-1brl-
tary 70 wichita, the csnter OF tbs uni-
verse and hence tributary 20 the c'5tzi6s
world While the aood vas tenrfng out
fences and buildings s11 All thinEs n IT.
mighty way. I vas cheerful and kept ny
solor pleIus IN harmony with my siimen-
tary system But x washed roy garden
Sc eiesn a the front row al a vsuseyfue.
Then was sad YoE know that the n5ble
ire only inference is that SHRDTT. &
says that Jacob kissed Rachel ard
Jacob Ifted up his voics ard wept OF
course the cniv inference is thai Rachel
had bteH eatiae ortoas bat sfe diG net
get them rom ny gari~r- tnsr~ 4 rot
one lefr- New my garden was. anf thu
e wasn't vent and IS have ben ~
fa-rueS thzt "aU god things 70 % W'tch-
fla Nv sE-tentious rss94iz-iols mean
te1ng CT ny celsory nerves. c0ncluds
that ny Esruen truck has gone 20 -1ur
famous city. OF a. least making a1loEznce
fer IRE eurvst.1re II the zot1s q are rlvsr,
vii be thsre By tie the this reaches Tsa-
So 7 make cut NY BIZ sE1tsst vcu for
garden truck amounting q 500. re
sins c-ats VS. fo- Puupkin seeds- IAs
rest Is Legitimate. plzats1 Il virgin sol
! maze IA c1lzsEe fo- ths so1-
Hoping. NJ Mzy0r a1d -sleerns7, that
your corPerss5ty ssEztistss FusTlsrzbGs ~
AZ seasons. ard tsst u ~sn never rslr -
hare z Tour savironuent 81 % Tax ths
sscreiigisus matter egt sf srsz-- Ar
rc.are cur - THE r4zs5ar
Wv ? TOWNSEND
For fhs benefit CO ths iz1ivisusi Mayor
sLoLesz wsa vgiss end tsB hlEa fazt there
hzS=-t besa = erv2 g water hars TEA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

born of the Confederate army and was
captured at the battle Of Franklin. Tenn.
in October, 1854. 1t is green flag, about
tire and a half by two feet, with Dor
der of yellow, three inches wide. In the
center is an oblong device Of yellow.
When Sherman captured Atlanta he
divided his army, part going on the fam
Gus march to the sea and part going to
stop Hood on his match north under the
command of General Seoheld. At Frank
lin the Confederates attacked the divis-
ion and a pitched battle ensued. Ben
Newman OF the Eigfty-Eighth Illinois
captured the flag on that day and holds
it as s. relic, Mr.. Newman lives at
Valley Center. General Cisyborn was
killed at that battle. The flag contains
the names of the battle of Shiloh, Perry
vile, Murfreesboro, Chickamaugs, and
Ringgold Gap, the battles In which it
was used as a HEADQUARTERS Tag.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
HAD A SPtCltL CAR
Happy Picnic Party Entertained By
Ere. EerSu-oa.

There was a gay parSv a charge % 3
special car on the eieetTi1 line last nlgh.
They we're CIT f7r q god tiz.e and = ag-
pssrs1css 20 for saytalng they ssrs hsF-
iEs L. The members q TIE Sar-T zsrss
sir. ard Nrs- @ =. Fs7xrzos. ~ ard
sfrs. Geo. p D5cEsoz. ~ s1s Mr. Il
Krar1sr ar. ard slrs- ~. A Stafford
1fr. ard Mrs Il +. Efssaznx. ~ s1a Afrx-
Fred S1y1he. ~. Egse1. Mss Mia
Bah. Ers. Dr Bowers. u. azs Ara \
X Fsbricue. ~. ard Ma TuzEs Little.
Mss E < Red. 1lrz- l. ~ Eorck. Xr
and AIRS. J. r Alsa. 1sr. a. E-a o. =.
sa-nes. Ar ard NTx u. , E-sss-r. az
X weiaer. krz EattT Wesley AID
several caisfrsn-
wen a. ozx cz-se 4SS1 % Essasiss
ATsusse OF ths vsy - Ta1rzsos-os a 49,
sf7pr1t aad n party Esz - :. p E1szs
drug st-rs q 1rsz< ssrzszazs ara ssx go
cream w4tA hszE Vases tAs aex cszrs
seek Az6 r~rt - ztv.zss<s z xzs lss
stazdia-x - 10 - ~1z,s ~ para fsex
slEpsr - = ~. ard aszs. q y v~-Egsaa
O. tE- esa-t3f-z izwa "a sssz1 = fset-
rsEse1ce- = - = ~ party A. 80
80 - Ia a-z&4sza streets zxsSSs1 al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
HAVE FILED A LIEN
Another Feature of the. Can
ming Factory Trouble.
is 4 WHITE ELEPHANT
People Afraid of It in Its Pre-
sent Condition.

where are we at?' is the question that
some of the men who put up their good
money to build canning factory were
asking themselves last night. Quite a
number Of these people who are always
ready to put their money up to push
along any enterprise that VIII help to
build UP Wichita are now beginning to
think that this canning factory affair
was about the worst managed business
affair ever started in this city. This
last collapse was caused by the fling Of
q mechanics lien against the factory
last evening by the Hastings Industrial
company Of Chicago, for The sum Of
s. S50oo.
1t was claimed at the time that there
was talk of throwing the thing into the
hands Of q receiver that the building was
all paid for. Some Of the banks of the
city were asked 70 advance money to
buy fruits an help TO operate the plant
and it was claimed on the outside that
everything was ready except the financial
grease TO make the thing go. The court
gave an order for the receiver 10 borrow
money TO pay for the ground on which the
building had bee nerected but now il
seems that there VIII be a necessity for
another mortgage. II this lien has CO.
hesiveness eE-s~sh To stick a prominent
attorney wsAe quoted as saying that the
building was paid FOR and If it was not
the claim Of the contractors would be
against the subscribers and not against
the property. Here. however, IS a large
claim fled as a lien against the prop
erty for work aud material and people
who have erected buildings in this state
have generally obtained the impression
that the people who furnish the material
and labor have TO be paid. That was
the talk about the court house yesterday
when the lien was filed.
Some OF the men who paid their money
into this concern are making kick and
complain that they have been kept in the
dark in regard TO the true condition Of
the management Of The plant. Some Of
them claim that they cannot md out
who were the real managers. For sew
eral days after the business OF the COM
pany was thrown into the hands OF the
receiver some OF the subscribers made a
loud talk thas they were going 70 put Up
the money u pay for the ground on
which the building had been erected and
that they did not intend 10 lose what
they had paid, but this tax seems 20
base suhsided.
s. B. Amidon stated at the time that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

the receiver was asked for that If the
court would order the property sold to the
highest bidder they would have party
ready to bid a sum sufficient to pay all
claims against the company. Some of
the subscribers 10 the fund that was
raised to build the plant objected to this,
but if there is to be any lawsuits over the
affair it win be a question whether the
property win sell for enough to pay ell
claims The selling Of canning factory
is somewhat like selling an elephant.
There are not many people who want TO
buy an elephant, and the people in this
section who know anything about a can
ming factory are not so numerous as
those who have pretty good ideas about
hogs or horses. That is the reason the
owners of the plant dread TO have it put
UP at public sale. They are afraid that
there would be but few bidders and that
il might sell very cheap
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
Il pazzles the World.

No discovery in medicine has ever ere
ated one quarter Of the excitement that
has been caused by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Its severest tests
have been on hopeless victims of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage,
Pieurisy and Bronchitis. thousands Of
whom it has restored to perfect health.
For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Group, Hay
Fever. Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
it is the quickest, surest cure in the
world. It is sold by Behring's pharmacy
who guarantee satisfaction or refund
money Large bottles SOC and 81. Trial
bottles free
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

RFr. aDl bzrz- c. y. Ehorpe q a. fzsg-
nan srrnsa. Wszt sd 49, rzfasefrr
oysr = t>ssgTzrr fetsiy rscsiss8 frorl their
Eoa = T. nope. azugaacinE - faes
fAat ~ has seso spyslzisc ~ ~ 60
sr1sr - 1fsss11z4 - a4rgs e. tas sezfal
<zzHi1s b1sz1 - nat state Eer-ss~
e Wieai a pFstseflea. 14YrE tzkss rs
syzf t.asans r. sent.sfEy sse- II. Cr-ss-
fer. 80 it.s eeossr - nsssrzzir pred =
~ a4szzozas1s q ~ ssrzsr g1g1. sas
Dot n1ars - t1aa 10 y,4sz sas's Sar-
sath Afa Tassf1e cizlr-s aeF sAzgs p
O1s ersfit g f1azi-s dssaet - 49,
h1y. 90 sss ssTs IA, easay c=ss Wa
p vzs s-seesraEea So I'D aia 20 ~
~zrk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
PEOPLE ENJOY PARKS
There Rave Been IO7 Picnic Parties
This Year

When Hiram Imboden called at the Of
fee of Park Commissioner George Dick
son yesterday to get a permit for his
family and that OF DR.. Noble to hold a
picnic IN Ldnwood park today Mr.. Dick
son told him that made 1O7 permits he
had issred this year.
The park commissioners say that the
people OF this city appreciate the parks
ana that Wichita would not be the city
of pleasant homes It new is without her
beautiful parks. Mr.. Dickson says no
other city in America has as pretty a
system oE parks at sc little cost as the
city of Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
A.HEAVY WHEAT YIELD
Twenty eiSaf Bushels Per Acre an
Ga Pounds Per ssashel Test

:. c. Reynolds. s Pramineut farmer CT
Wichita township, treshed his whest yes
ter5ay- Two hours after he brought
three losas % the mM and the srzin
tested sixty-three and ese-hsif pounds 70
the bushels He satA that his wheat that
was not p2ssared made tEszty- sisAs
bushels 20 the acre.
one Of the nass IN the decoration Of
the G. A. r piealn to-day has history.
Il is the division hsg OF General Cay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

Lately starved in London because he
could not digest his food Early use OF
Or. Kings New Life Pills weHld have
saved him. They strengthen the stom-
ach. aid digestion. promote assimilation,
improve appetite. Price, sc. Money
back If not satisfied. Sold BY Behring's
mia r-u,aov
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

IRE greatest a@alsr - rseasra cizse< -
BANNER EskLTE Tar eats. s3s1es,
EOrsS. piles ssd an sssa sissEs.a q <
xrsarznfssd- Ia 70 aasssitats- q Cl~f-
rtne- 100 p 1&ax.ass Ca Yea ~ azasn.
al fz- aGsn. TElchita Drug Co. - y.
Deu<skz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
GOlNG 10 IL CONCLAYE


c. s Dzn.sia. ~ rig f1rel--l-s essier,
% Degzizs avzrsEa ~ iszTs Sz=1zy
Eso11nE scr al @xtz-s11 80 u1roAxe =
east KS vs<. VII so.crsb1zy I'm 1asg
al step AZ Ck8e4Eo AZ 81 Fsza t1s
s1zzftcrs Ez4zSfAsszrszs EE@o8 szhSbs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

Iooks6 after them. TIE eHserfainess q
the crowd seemed 70 sake svaF,1sssy IA
siEht feel Eoo6 II vas za El1ssr1sson 81
the Old saying ~Thsa Sou laugh ths
world laughs with yea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

Jas C. Amhsrtof. Della, O.. writes 81
had an obstinate sore on my face which
everything else failed 10 heal After one
application Of BANNER SALvE II began
to heal and after three applications il
was entirely healed, leaving no scar
G, GehHrg. 100 z. Douglas; Geo. Van
werden. ~ n. Main; wichita Drug Co.,
10 2 Dc3KIas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
JOHN MCCARTHY DEAD
Unique Character mt DoId's Has
Passed Away.

FasSea away
On Tuesday night at Sc Francis hos
pital Mr.. John McCarty died of a conpli-
cation Of diseases, after two veekE III
ness. Mao" az he was famniarly known
about the plant Of the Dold packing COM
pany, was a unique character, with evil
denetly a history, which no one was ever
able TO induce him TO disclose. In Cath
oiio prayer book, which he left IA bis ef-
feots, it is learned that be was born in
County limerick, Ireland. in the parish
OF iurrow, near the city Of Limerick.
and was about sixty years old Some
three years ego he fen out Of an upper
window breaking = leg. and was never
well after that. He got very much worse
two weeks ago and was removed TO tbs
hospital, his later maiady being lung
fever brought on by tsphoid fever. He
has a brother Dan "a saa Francisco and
cousin who is Al attorney n Baltimore.
He has been with the Dold company here
ever since the hrst sbovslfui Of dirt
was thrown. and had been with Them az
other points for many years. Re was for
long time Waterman. and OF late had
been a yard lsborer at light 7rors which
he could d. Uude- his pillow was his
billie, ard this and bis stsh Re was es-
peciany proud Of II IL thoubht Re had \
love affair some time IA bis he. for IN his
memorandum books Wis the name Nag
gie frequently written. bat whsn sny-
one would mention this 20 him he would
always wax away nuttsrfas. II Is slso
supposed that he vas a scidier IN the Cri-
mean war. The funeral services VII be
held this morning fran the pTO-oathsdral.
when high mass viii Be sung
Any advertised dealer Is authorized @
guarantees BANNER SALvE for letter.
eczema, pges, sFfainH. soaiSs. burns.
ulcers and any open or OLD SORE. Q.
Gehrssz. &c E DozEiass Geo. var wsr-
den. 81 ~. Main W-lcEisz Drug Co. us
= Tf~-.~Iaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

,i5n a. Grand R<oiaa Nicslixan. also ths
s1pTsrus lodge conrfsra - t1a LIS
az &lws-liess. Nsis.. snS sxp~ct - vtssa
- Fsn-Arss-scsn tx2osgsson a. B1rNba.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
GA - - 9 zxA.
ss.1tss AIa Il Is Fss eusE 5ss-z
Il %aWZzLLE<

Ms :. v. AereGtA q ~ St Frsncis
avenue VII leave to-day ever the santa
Fe sor - AZ EzzzArS vsSlt With rsl@-
s:Fzz Il Eezsocky.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
vbat Shall We Have for Dessert?

ms question arises u the family every
dav let Is answer Il to0sy. Try
JeI-C. delicious clssert Pr pared -
80 minutes. No haksuS! Add hsr ster
and set TO cool ILavors:-Le-non.
Orange. Raspberry aud Strawberry. az
sour erocers. &c eta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
A Poor Millionaire

Colorado since Cuba became free. to say
nothing of pumpkin seeds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
HOW Ne MAOEU
score Which BswAFa MsHat nsde on
the Golf faaks

The score ~ zhsch EoEar6 Gofrs4
vert zeszd snA Inks on Cslsgs Hll n
nfty-ts-5 ssrokes, wzs IS follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
WILL ISSUE WARRANTS
Suspects win be Prosecuted to a
Finish.

Il was stated last night on the street
that q warrant would be issued today
for the parties concerned in the Warren
Mckee case and that the railroad com
panies had come 0 an agreement 10
prosecute the case to finish
II is understood that the attorneys
FOR one OF the railroad companies has
said that enough evidence has been &C
cumulated against the men suspected OF
the conspiracy 10 make il so pretty hard
with them.
II IVES also stated last night that an
effort had been made lave yesterday az
ternoon 10 set out a warrant. but that
the parties had been unable 10 find the
county attorney ana had let it so untn
this morning.
Dr.. Geo. Ewing. a p-actieing physician
OF Smiths Grove. Ky, for over thirty
years. writes his personal experience With
Foley's Kidney Cure. For years I have
been greatly bothered with kisnev
trouble and enlarged roztate gland. 7
used everything known - the profession
without relief. until Wa induced 10 use
FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE. AFTER using
three bottles I was entirely relieved ard
cured. prescribe Il 1ovdeily in my pras-
tice and heartily recommend its use 10 al
physicians for such troubles. for 1 can
honestly state 1 have prescribed i in
hundreds Of cases with perfect success.
g. GehrinE. so z Douglas. Geo. Van
Werien. SeS \. Nsins Wichita DRUG Co.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04

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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-03
Couldn't Stand the Kicking

Mr.. J.. r. Davis. Of this city, one Of
the official umpires of the Virginia
North Carolina base ball league, came
home Sunday from Raleigh and yester-
day ~telegraphed his resignation to Mr..
E. H. Cunningham, of Norfolk, presi-
dent of the league.
Mr.. Davis said he umpired all the
games in Raleigh and Newport News
on their merits but he got disguised
with the partisan criticisms of the
press and the rooters. He had no COM
plant to make of the treatment he re-
ceived at the hands of the team but
the kicking of the crowds made him
tired. Life is too short to be harrassed
when he conscientiously tried to do his
duty. 1t is the old story of the umpire.
President Cunningham has called a
meeting of the directors of the league
for tomorrow night at the Monticello
hotel. Norfolk.
Hollywood, left fielder of the Will
mington base ball team, has been re-
leased by the management. He left
here last night to take a position with
the Utica, N. Y. team.